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i'ffSh estctrly olnds. Fair and

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A NOBLE OFFER SlLllilNS IILUSEII _IHLIIEIIIEIUN , INH.LNlIillSlIN BOY OF FIFTEEN

FOR PUBLIC BATH IN VANIIINIIILII' 'I IINII Sl. .IIIHN IIIINIINS SHINIILYI SHOOTS A GIRL

President Louson on Behali of the Y. M. C.A. . . _

“ . if

tAnd Motion Made but Losl to Outrages Under inquiry Now in St. John, will Return ()f Thirteen at Gu¢|ph for no Apparent Reason,

I S i ` Ottawa

DirectorsO tens a Subscri tion for a P bl' 'I Co e the Sal ' i Cl k Pl d N t G 'l '

' ° P P U lc oonsm ar Na S (_) U' N to and Vmt Us Killing Her Instantly-lie is Scotch and

Bath with nit Dollars-wnowitt Aid "°'S°"- brits 'fortified Later

, Y in Supplying this public Nad? _-_ ___ __ Claims Shooting Was Accidental--Tried

DEAR SIR,-Having a.pprciilat.cd your

noble efforts for the best lntcrcsi-5 of the

City and Province by your editorials

froyp timeto time’ and having read

yoiir appeals iouching the great nerd of public baths, the Directors of our Y. M. C. A. gladly subscribe Fifty Dollars ($5il.i.`0) to this worthy causc.

We would like as individuals to be able

togive morobut our lmnds and heat-ti

‘are full, _jnstnow wltli the ncedsofa growing institution. We wish this ohiucl. e\'ciy success and fcel convinced that business and professional men will sec to itthat this city has elthcra floating ba'h or baths neiir tho Town for thousands who would like to have a dip in our beautiful harbor.

In behalf of thc Directors, Yours

Truly,

W. S. Louson

SIIHIIIINLN LLNII Il.

lllllll SIIUIIIS

Struck Rock oil Canso. Cargo Ano Ship Lost-Members

of Creitl Saved. `

Harnrax, Ang. ti-The schooner Lena

M., from Sonrls, P. E. Island, for Port lltlford, fish laden, struck Foaming Bull Ledge, oil Uunso, on Sunday and stink.

The crew wore saved.

A valuable cargo is lost. The Lena M. was a small schooner' of

twenty eight tous. built in itltli. She wit owned by Alfred \V. Reid oi1’ort lillfoi-ti, N. B.

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Pttlluwtititt

IS Sl_llSllCllINl

MON'rn.uAI., Aug -i-That tho artillery

ranges at Petowawu ure giving complete satisfaction vouehed for ity Major Arni- sirong, ofthe St. .John N li, Field Batte- ry.

Major Armstrong stated that his battery

had been. up to this year, shooting at seatargets, with six to twelve-lb. guns- This year at the Pctcwawii ranges they shot overland at ltinges, varying from 0 il0ilto10,0C0 yards, with 4.7 guns.

Their scores, he considered exceptionally

good, though they had only three days' practice on the range,

He thought that the Pctcwawa ranges

were well laid out and that they would bc eminently satisfactory to tho batteries that visited them. Every battery in`_Cannda, by tho way, is required to drill at the Petewawa targets, which are arranged as nearly aa possible, in a similar manner to the objection points encountered in war.

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ANOTHER itll DF

rule rluous lin suoie For Limlss

JUST RECEIVED

LSEIIPE ill IHE

SYl]NLl ILYLN

1lAi.ii'AX, Aug. il.-The Sydney Flyer

which left Sydney at 1230 o'olock Saturday afternoon, ran off the track 17 miles thc othersidc of New Glasgow on Saturday evening at seven o'clock. No person was injured.

'l‘hctrnin.lei'ttlie Iron City on time

with four passenger cars, tv. diner, u lmggiigc and an express car. In the Plctlnioiit Valley she was making pretty good time-going about -10 I' `miles nn hour,so some of the passengers say. This speed she kept up, and \\-lien the I,'dort\iln.ient occurred she was going very fast. The train was going nroundu sharp curve, when suddenly the engine, whi.:h was a Doukhobor, lcltthe track. Driver-David Yould was at the throttle, and when he realized what had happened, he whistled “down brakes.” and shut her ok. It 'was a

[marvelous escape from serious wreck. On one side was an embankment rising above about 15 feet., and on the other side an embankment which would have precipitated the train down a distance of 15 feet.. Fortunately the locomotive did not

leave the track, and before the other cars had time to lcnvo the tails altogether, the speed of the train had become veQ much lessened. This, however, had the eil'eet ot ending matters. For so long as the speed was maintained the engine remained in the same position that sho took when the accident first happened- pnrtly on the track,and partly on the

loutside sleepers, the tender and baggage car following in the wake. When the spsed slackcned the resistance was gone and over the engine wont, with driver land firemen. They had a narrow escape. In some way tho engine oanted toward the hunk, and lay there, and the driver land ilreman c awiefl out unhurt. l The track was torn up for a distance of nearly 1119 feet. Word was at onro sent to Now Glasgow, and in ti short ttne a relief and a vikecking tain arrived and after o. delay of six hours the passengers anti baggage were lrnnsforrcd to the former, and thc train lu charge of ConduetorN llioopcr proceeded for Halifax, arriving here at ZL30 o`cloek yesterday morning. There \vcro u very large number of passen- gers aboard. ‘

Hot ”Wcatl1cr Hammocks, New Books, Late Maga- zines, Summer Post Cards and Souvenir

_fl ' y < p R 1 v 'Bm 3Nllr“BlIllN. t,,,0q5_

. P st.. ‘

Vascovvmt, August 6-(spacing)-

Saloons having been, abolished in

Vancouver, ti movement to accomplish the same end at Nelson has been started.

At a recent meeting of Lleemc

Commissioners it was moved that itil elders of saloon licenses bc notified that at the ;xpiration of six months frouiiinte licenses would not be renewed.

The motion was dropped, owing 1,0

lacking support.

Ibis suidone of the obicetagf this

motion was to do away with gtiutbllngttt. Nelson.

Two largcsuloons are running fully

equipped gambling rooms.

IIFILII LLllPlNli

ISLAND LIIINPLL

Here’s A Mystery To Be Un- ravelied -Who are the

Couple In Question

Moivvrms Aug ll-Chief of Police Ting-

ley received a telegram from Charlotte~~ town to arrest an sloping couple on the Boston train Saturday, As they-it was no description given the chief found it dliti- cult to luakca selection from between three and four iiualred passengers. '

AD/lonctonlnn who was a passenger

on the steamer Empress in conversation with a Times representative stated that the supposed couple boarded the steamer separately and remained separated until after the steamer left the wharf. The lady appeared vciy nervous and showed unmistakable signs nfuneaslnsss until the steamer letttbe pier. Sho wus dressed in a brown br0ad» cloth suite ofa stylish cut and went to the stateroom shortly after the steamer was underway. She appeared in a short time dressed in ti black silk suit and presented a ratherstvlish appearance.

HLSPIINSIBILITI

LIN LNGINELII

Lcnvnos, Aug. 4-Presiding at the linlf~

yearly meeting of the shareholders of the London nnd|Southeast:ern -Railroad to~day Sir Charles Cotter said that t.hc cause of the disaster at Salisbury, July l,to the Plymouth express. resulting in the loss of overa score cf` lives, was unlike many others, not shrouded hi mystery. Schedules were so arranged as to allow the trains to run through Snlis~ hury well under thirty miles an hour, of which every engineer was aware. For

spceda disaster was inevitable. Up to tire time of the Salisbury disaster the coutpiinyltarlnot. lostn passenger since January 1, 121 l'l.

Condensed Advertisements

(Too late for Classification.)

`tIRLS wanted at Sterns Steam

Laundry at onoe 7d1vt-pd.

“I ANTED-A general servant. ‘ln A

family of two. Apply to Mrs. ll.

Hoax-iz. ’ldl.§. V .~

F ANTED-A girl for general house

keeping. Apply at. Mrs W F Giy7i;it.4;i"s.‘

containing number of receipts and small ‘

:um néiuioues. Finder please leave tit. liliro oem bnewanlefi. 7d:il|>fl-

EMEMBBR.-Tllpt everybody reads

ami papa

fmt.” “au "'., ¢.£.i£tL"° “$35 " ° °"

- amos i'li>yi's.Itg>,is sp?-saeitg

ingthe arrest of William Clarke for rape of thirteen year old Ethel Train in this city yesterday, un old man named William Rowe was arrested today in Fredericton for a similar crime. the

coniplninnnt. bclriga girl aged seventeen who swears the rrline was committed

some time ngoand that the aroused is is futher of her child recent‘_v horn.

The preliminary examination of Clarlie took place here today.

llc pleaded Not Guilty bitt the victim

was positive in her identification and the police gave every damaging evidence.

LDNENIIUN HILL

MLIINS SIINILISI

LONDON, Ang.~1-The debate on the

second reading of the cducntlou bill was continued in the house of lords Referring to the hill, the Duke of Devonshire said:

violent and unnecessary disturbance of our educational system, which has ex- isted for the past 36 years, and of which we have no cause to be ashamed. Until wo have done this, and until we know how our efforts in that direction are regarded by Ilis Mt\_iest.y's govern- mont, and the other house of parlia- ment, this house will not be called upon to take that final and momentous du- cision, which at some later period, will have to be taken, and which may involve consequences far wider than any now invoivedin connection with the present bil "

Theseworils fromthe Duke of llc-

vonshlre are takcn as forcsliadowliig agrtivc conilictln both houses, should the government prove iniplacnblo, and not ltrlngiua measure more in lini- willt the opinions of the peers.

L ttttnlptt tttttt

\VAn.sl\\\', Aug. il-~Tlic Jewish So-

cialists in a proclamation urge the Jews to be ready to tight. ami when signal is given lliop are requested lo appear in the streets armed. Tile appeal has given rise to ri serious panic and leurs also are expressed

adopted for the preservation of order. The Polish Socialists today lssucda procla- mation ndtnitting their responsibility for the recent train robberies, acknowledge that. they niiiriltucd Lil) policemen during the course of la~l week.

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LIIIPLIIIIII WILLIAM

some reason not ascertninable the: ‘

dnglnecr of the wrecked express, ran his train at over sixty miles an hour, tit which

};1.;nL|,\~’ /ing ti.-Emperor William has returned from his cruise inthe Northam writers, He rlrovcllnimetliately to the Marble Palace, the residence of the Crown Prince and ,Crown Princess, Frederick \Vtl]tam, to see thc grandson who was born ai, pgtstltiiii .luly it during liis Majes ty`s trip to the 'l’ron.I0\ll-

_cutctioo Manners.

Cmoaso. /\uR\1Ht 0- (5Dwlll )-

Sep|_ £8 “ Whcal..... 12-l

work, one who understands house-I “ Pvfk ~ ~ »~ ~ 51??

l)ec.0nrn. "5 “ \Vheut................ MN -° t>eri<......,...........

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ADV FR IISINGIIS BROAD.

Advertislngfln itself mesnrlpubllitcv

and puhllcityisa very blind and nonz- preliensive term. It does ,not mem slmplyaword whispered to a tsvowl few. Itis, rather, anonymous with N general, broadcast declaration. Ind UW broader the scope of the announcement. thelyetter the advertising. No oocupiau space that directs attention alan! RWM

` , .-0 -rd at vi l - » :lt%'l.='f vv“.yooil»'¥§"mra ulffttfi

ter of Railways is here today on n trip of Inspection over the I U li line.

Next week he has to return teinporarlly

t0 Ottawa but later will return to the Maritime Provinces and make an t-xtcn--

sive tour, spending some time on the island where hc proposes to arrange fora motor car service for the branch llncs.

He expects to order tlvcl cars , two of

which will be used on the Island.

INILNSE Hill

Twenty Deaths,Scores of Prostrations-The Ther' mometer Reached 103

arms the duty of LMS house to show, .\'i:\v Yonlr, August 6-(Special)-This

the country that It. is opposed to tht" city lias had a terrible dey.

'i`tit- tliermonieter reached the highest

poiiitofilie season and the ofiicial record

\v.\~ilZi_

thi the Street levels the mercury

re it-licrl ltlll.

Over lneitty deaths and scores of

proslratioiis occurred from the heat.

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IIIISSIIN SIHIKFFW

L LINKS IN Illiilll

Sr. I’i~:'i`i-tiisiiuriii, Aug ~l-Probably not

more than :til;l,tllt0 workmen were out

was soliaslilv taken Thursday night und thc police since llien. have lt(-en so busy putting the ringlenders heliiitfi the ltnrs~, that great confusion prevails among the various organizations which were scheduled to begin stiilcinp at different places and r`lf'i`crent time-s. Therefore the inauguration of the strike lncks snap and ltis evident that ii.~ I succcsswlllriepend upon the tcmpci ul the iiia:-sus. The lenders have IIWII sontewliut deuiorallzed by the uncrgii-.~ dcspluycd by the trovcrnnient. in brenkinrf workmcn‘s organisations and uiiless iln-

All cycsi are turned on Moscow and thc provinces. Sl.. l’cLcrsl»nrH- ills* i!0Vl'l`l\ uientfs stronghold in expected to lic thc Inst to succumb tothe stntt' oi anarchy, into which thc revolutioiiists have under taken to plunge the country. 'i`he itutllc cry of the strike-“[teconvocatinn oi parliament for the purpose of elaborating ti la\v providing for a constlinetii, iissenilily" does not ring true and is in fact siniitly u pt-tiocful slogan to be uhautlonctl if the government, trotlci-.~, \\‘it.»h tlicll ruc colors will run tip. qflfe inr-uii»ei'.-s of the \Vorkmen'~' Uouncil,ln conjunction with the radical trroupsi of thc outlawed parliament, have been delliiiii- nrt-nii~,:ement to proclaim tlicititiv.-lvc> ti provisinul govcrnuicnt, if success crowns their efforts. Llut unless the vvliolouiruty sides with the revolu- tlonlsts those in control ofthe govcrnnioiit aret-oiii-iitied that the strike will end ln Fniluie.

ooooooooooooo no-----0

Buy A Carriage

that has a " style ‘f of its own--not just the same look that every one else's has-~

. it NOVA SCOTIA"

'goods are this sort. They always Sfand, foo. r

-mimi

Tito NOVA SCOTIA CAIIIAGB C0.. Limited. - Kentviiie, ll. S.

"”'” '°"“ °'°" dt- ~» ~-----'tw ooooooooooooo

out-doornponalmdood hotels. *fd nit t Md d°""’ “°° °"‘

seminar real ing place in Amari all gained as vn\sied,norcanany fund! el c“~*»"°°" "*f°"'='**l°\1f'°° -TWH-t pfnactt to tha me to .chained er The Frost 5 Wood Co.

H, ,ttlslltit ~ me ,

& llatl0l\. 0hll'l0¢»Mb0lYll, Pl‘ll\00 Edwlld tn". °n“'__Amu.|c.n Medic” Jonny’ for RE' I. V

it titw tttti,

(l|'ici.t'ti, August tl. tSpvt-tall-Mary

llotlina Swiickltauiuier, not-d 1.1 -itiuglitui of 'l`I\os. Swat-khnninii»r \\n~ ~liot liitl

killed by n young Scotlidi lm! niiiui-tl Peter Wylie.

The tlu{_t,r y 0('cuir|‘| :i ici' ti

and \Vylic \vti.~i nrxi-.~"r-tl -llcrll_y .illin-

csclipc.

Su' .1ouN, August 6-(Special)-Follow» S1‘JonN, Aug t1.-(Speclal)~'l`ltc Minis- to Escape was

'l'ito iitolivr- for the dcud cannot bo

astzz-it.»tlili=.l, though it is known that

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\\'yiic \\:i.~ iii ti ill nf lcmpur at the limo. ' if-'~

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The ytiuitt; man talvt-s the matter most

.iq | y y [lh,_l.~__ unconci-rnrtlly

Ironic nboutsix o`clf\tk Siilurtltiy it-citing, llc iiirliiilaiiis that the iliaohurgc Of tho

tguii was puilsly i\c<‘ltlt»iii.|il. t

wards ut Acton just ii.~ he \\ti=. tiitt-ul io, llc |.~ only |m,.l.n yL_,,,.§ api ,md was board a train for the oust it. iiiziltt- his; |.i-titghi out to Cinmiln from Scotland two

ly t-urs ago.

lttittttttt

gc _§' 5/:

Now In Halifax-List of Officers.

was on Iicr last. trip in i-uiitiiitiiul oi i`i\|»I

the body of thc init: Sir John.

'l‘liompson.

'l`lic complement oi' otliecr~ at presoiit on

the lloniinion are ns folluwszf

Captain-Chai-it-sl~I Kint:-sliiill.

I.ieuti-rin.,rtt~-(ii>ot';gi~ ll liooke, lt.-i».il S

Noalrc, 'i`li:inins ll Ill l\It\ui'ii'c.l"r:iiii~i:~i

W 1; _\'¢¢»l»t'lI. l"|'i-ilk. \\' (`|nrksr»|i, ijhnrlcs li i\licliiiel,~oii, limiitirtl li lIo.».~. -_

Llcuteiizuil li N li~l’t‘it‘i` () iirilli\li_ dwarll l) llr\ii'_y.

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that a gcnertillittilway strike may llrvuk people spoulueously respond to the cull Engmpm tromnmmh I _ MUIU 5w“,_ out here. Slriingcnt measures have been tht; ,,|,ri];e must, emi in early failure. n

ri. liiigliici-i‘ l.ii»nIcnunt-l\rtIiui' .\' \\'

Durton, l'hilIp ll Clitii'f~li.

(`nptnin ll M A /irt.lit1rl" lllnnoy.

Licui, ll f\l .\~ l-`rt-enttin C N llisliop.

Llcui li l\l-.lolin li li \\’ilt0n.

(Ilinpliiiii~llcv J<'rctl lilo-(Jando, ll A. Fil-el. Snrgt-oii-Alcxiiiiilcr F llurpcr. Stull' l’a_yinnster~-l'I~l\vai~il Il lnnca.

Naval lnstru(‘tor-'l`lio> Slnytcr, ll A.

~tiipt tlii-Aloysiiis I’ l* lt-mln,,:. .\t.:t l.`it-til, - Chart \\' ,\ lluldwin

l-Inu ‘sub l.i.-utY'l‘lio,~ il Wurric. .`i~.<i~innl l’nytnuslvr--Clarence Teasdale

lint ltelf.

I' tirt ilunncr-\\'ni. .i. llranton.

tlttiiiiri-~.loliii il.i|_\'.

l'..»_.t,.\vttiii--.lamcs Prciitlcc. David

"_ =lt=t.\. 'l`lios. A. l". Featlier. » 4,

Fig. llt>.il~\vnln ~ l"ranl: Luck. l`ti.rpt»ntci~-llenry K Ilenyer

T0 For Uni: _ llrlli: lin;_'inecr--iircliibalti Spclrs,

i - .\lIu~i`i l'.'. .\l:\ilt-il-. '

.\l itldiipincn-liogcr liurgcs. Mervyn M \\`tit<=rlt)\v, \\'ll1luin ll Sandford, Arthur ll Ii iitk~, ltubert 1 Faulkner, Aubyn

th-ri'yiiinit. .lolin S P Colquliouii, liusii P. l’atltlii~i pt-_ J chit li Spurgeon, Charles

Nlll li] IILSIGN

Couininiulcr--lloii Etlnlirtl S H lio)'I"‘ ‘ ,___

Ltt.\'ntt_\', Ang. l-.\nswcrl|t|; n ttiituslion

i t in the limise of Uolnnions todiiy, l."0\‘cign

Secretary Grey said the govcrmiienl had no reason to believe thai. \.he report oi the lntcndi-ii resignation of Sir lluhert liurt, l|isp¢~r~l,or General oi' Lhe Gliinvsc imperial Uitstuiiis aus correct. 'l`lic Foreigii Secre- tary hail heen luforniuil hy the lcgation ni l’c-kin oi new lnstltruf-tions given to tho Inspector General of i-ustonis andlhey ilitl not appear to hc. contrary to tho u.~~urnni;cs given hy China that llic ntziunl nilministrnlion ol vit:-lolita will i-ontinuu ns Iwlorc.

Retail. _

2 Sl0l'¢S¢

,Q-_*.l.1,l',_ if ; ‘--_,-'W

New Bookstore

UD-I0-GMC. The best in the Pl'0VllC¢S. Conte

and see, lVl0l'¢ R00lI1, B¢ll€i' S¢l'VlC€, which we feel

sure will bc appreciated by the public.

New Goods Arriving Daily. Souvenir Post Cards and Books, Souvenir China Ware

and souvenir of Prince Edward Island in great var-

iety. New stock of POSI Card Albll111S received.

Latest Books received as issued Wll0l¢S3l¢ and

CARTER Q C0.. LTD..

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1L\i,i|,\\_ Aug, il.-The battleship IC l'\ltngii|i_ l\'cnni-.th ld l. McKenzie, -jfgl

Dominion, \\'liicl\ is coming to Cniinilti to l`I\\ i‘i0l'Ill'l` II l'0U`l"» Jlll\l'fS Il _“en” j-‘ receive the presentations of the Canadian stun. l. I il: N1 people, will arrive in port 9.30 o’r-.lot-lt Agsisynut (jim-k ].‘r(..tm-tcp ,`[ SAm-jg;-.

this nirirninu. 'l`|\n'big fighting engine ,mm

was in wireless rtoinrnunicntlon with Mrs Kingr_mm‘ Wm, of (mpmlll Km” Uatiipcrrlowii aL_icn u'clock lust night mm’ of H_ M_ Battleship Dummmn, wht-n she was Ho miles oil Halifax. i`ln~ “\_:i\,ed in we any ymlerdny to meet hu.

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“‘2“1h¢"“'“S‘-l““k“"'lY l" il" ”"‘“"%m iil is the so ...,_ ` N hutwns clenrln,z|\i'tt°r uildiilght, and it J A _ _mlm Juchert-nu Klngsmill, `

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\V l{ul»ci'i.s.Vciiiuiib` lluslilelgli, i_lliiutl\~, \

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t’ t , y ,

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is expected that the Dominion xi ill arrive .rgr;:w_ Hu wus 'mm nt Guclph' onmrlm 'V ,1_‘ _ 0" 5"I"‘d“I“' Mme' U" IW" mst' 'Nl' in 1855, and ciiucatcri at the lipitor Canada i *Nl L;

in linllfnx- the lloininiun wits ton UOHEWA up cmmwllhenoynl Navy In _

*Lily* fini" Unerh°"rK' Sh" 'FH l’Ur"" l.~‘4i:l. llelllls' servcil on lmnril tlicluts A

llifllllll il" 5"L“l"I“»V “""'*k"‘Il‘7hI ‘I"-l" t_hicuii`s y.iLiit \'ii:lorla and Albert, and J"'-"U'l"I"-\'- I' ‘VM ("1 'I"""’"`y iz I""‘ .~a\\'arttlvc .si-.i'\'it‘e llurini( the l‘lll)'illll\¥\ that the lloulinion ni'i'i\'i'<l iii liiiliia,\, “,m_ (lnwlnl “nd ]\»m_dh,L_~S Sun.) HL, wus 1\I» I' "‘ "I “'I"h thcbody “NIL” LMC H0" f<.iriii<~rl_v in coiiiiiiaiiri of thc cruiser

li"Y"’“"'l p"'3f°"t"‘I’“" 51"' "`“il‘"I "mi" Arrlicr on thc Chinn slulitni. nii ilio;’72.l\ for l’ni'll:inrl, l‘Iii\_'Inntl. "ltr 1

when the gcuernlliusslan strike went Joh" L Mm_X_ .FMS mm, qu, ,Nw

Dtiuialiy inmforce "L noon today' . voiiliiituitl Df ix Cniiliilinii, Unit! Kiitgsiiiill, -

lilo ilnnl decision to cull a strike “lm “_iL`_ also mm"mmh_,. Ur Hu, ` ‘

liltznliuitii, when she atrivi~tl lit-rc vitli

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i,iti.d.i|t~, Ci-ril Sandford, Pauli" P _ y ,

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