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_ ples Paper .W -M... Read byEverybody ..

5 2 I

Covers Prince Edward island Like the Dew

u,,,.,,ing Guardian, .Founded IIM. Ti _T Y _ f - --

WIAXIMS or Ji

MERCHANT

Ever/ time ! batow s scant ofi’.ae

I male :r. bundred ditcontented pc

sore s..d one o.ngrai.e'ul

rlditetown Guardian Two Cents. ET* 'Y *_`A hg` 2 f Y ` ef _ _ _ _w_ _‘_ ___ <.HARi.oT"ri-:'iiiwi~ cANAu\ inunsoav OCTOBER 2 1930 0 pa as

_ -‘ W “-~ ‘ -W--usa- inzzxi mmm- _ _ G

ust Build Lp Our New House Of The British Commonwealth Based On The Principle of Free C00P€1‘af10I1» Said Prime Minister In Course of

F _

its Address Canada s Premier Follgwed M1-_

_ MacDonald In Speech To Assemblage. `

Dumping .Clause Will Apply To Certain Goods

' :Canadian Press) _ O'l'l‘AWA, Ont., Sep. 30-An im-| portant appraisers bulletin went for- ward to<la_v from _R. W. Breadner, Commissioner of Customs of 'the| custom; rcllectors defining the value for duty under the intermediate and general tariff on' a number of var-

ieties of fruit. vegetable, peas, live-_ stock. meats, eggs. baby chicks and poultry. The effect of this bulletin rll be that .vhere goods are brought into Canada at price.; below the fix- ed valuation the, dumping clause will apply. For example the price of peaches is fixed at 4 1-2 cents -per pound. Should peaches be entered |t3 l-2 rents a pound, in BCIGIUOD . M the regular tariff, a dumD\n8 PCD' L`iv of one cent a pound Wvllld D0

Dtllectw.

._i<_____.. .1

Extensions Of Hydro System In .

New Brunswick

:Canadian Preset

S’_!*. JOHN, N.B. Oct. l-Exten-

tSpec_.el to The Guard gm;

LGNDQN. oot. 1._wiin the greet'

fires blazing at either end of the Lo- carno Room of the Foreign Omce to ward _off the penetrating autumn chill. heads of His Majestys Domin- ion.-, mei today with Great iii-itaiirs Premier and his colledkuéa to in- augurate the guadrennial Imperial Conference. The delegates sat About 9 in-eat o-shaped table with Premier Ramsay Maenioiiaie the’ central seat. He rose as the session openid and shortly attcr "Big Ben". in the tower nearby, had struck 10 o’clock.‘ he delivered the inaugural dress. out- lining aims end purposes of the meeting and mentioning the difficul- ties it must surmount. There was much talk among the various dele- gations of the possibilities of striking advantageous bargains.

Premier Scullin. of Australia, nl- though he has no cut and dried scheme. is understood to be proper-_ ed to offer preference to Great Bri- tain,_provided Britain is ready to reciprocate' It is also stated _in Aus- tralian circles that the Australian delegation hope. during the Confer- ence. to make a further trailing ar-

rangement with Canada. Commentators are freely predictingi

that the formation of an Empire. Economic Council will be one of the outcomes of the Conference. The delegates \\'ho~heard the Prime Min- ister were without exception dressed in formal attire. Even the regal re- presentetives of the native Indian prinoipautiea conformed to migiisn

usage on this occasion. The Mahara- _ Jah of Blkaner fcrsook his turban for

:ers of the hydro system in New] Brunsu-iclz. one from Port Elgin tol

Deer Island, were before the Newi B.“ur.s~.vicl< Electric Power Commiss-I ion in session here today: Reports °f l>f°srr-ss in the construction of _ W Dian: at Grand Lake were re-I Rfvcé. ft was decided »to recommend V [0 the Government that 5 line fl'0m `

“Pe Tormentine and the other in I _,;_ 3, Thom,” rm-d privy 5e,_\_ my

side and in succession leaders of the

e shining silk hat and his colleagues did likewise.

at the Prime Ministers right and Arthur Henderson, Foreign Munster, at his left. The heads of the Do- inions were ranged around either

srioua delegations spoke to the es-

aemhlage. Premier R. B. Bennett of Canada, followed Mr. MacDonald di-

inlioial \iberrio"ii» De' ered Quo!!

‘a|(.""'a.n.ril _ 41

1MrER1.aL Relics

rectly end Premier Scullin, of Aus- tralia came after him. I

The sitting was private. Even;

newspaper men were excluded. This _ will be the ca:e._also in any futuref meetings of the Conference.

ran riiiaiv`nim's anonnss

norroon. oét. i._=i»'renner itiirisay Maodionaid in an nitéfirdhhriai i§dicI

broadcast on the worloof the !f¥rpei~'-I ini Conference revealed tonight that

our opportunities: it is a. renewal of'

ity or a Parliament with powers to

and in discussing economic problems.

the process of International develop ments, we must build up our new

This work, he added, could not be

tribution the Brit;sh Commonwealth can make to the cause of disarma- ment and peace. Premier MacDonald --_--_._.____m

Continued on Page 3

Port Elgin to Cape Tbrmentine, a distance of about seventeen miles be ‘, hiilt. This line would serve one 01

_the best pens or Westmorland ooun- _ y, .

_.N

ANNoUNc1:MENTs. , coiuino aviators. _ Mearincs arcs. A

Ng. _‘rite rieers in" av Borden

*ll C‘apaud Saturday 7289-li g

can T'

_ou ’< Clfft, 171 Queen St.. Char

.logon-,_ Chronic Mahdi" prevenb Bureaux will be held at Winnipeg W led cured at home. where they on October 21 and 22, according to

”i‘5“°'* sua '1-ia sm ii

,E Nrnee. secretary of the association.

hd :den Lina Club loading hogs ,‘," °~ "SS Thursday. October 2nd at

..i>.\n._. Hmm H to 3 as yet. Every principal city. Provin-

` cia

12 3 130') 10 2i

li v M"-il! Anyone knowimr the where- us

.~.¢¢ii.t.`:,.°f H°"°m Gmdinls k"‘°‘Y meeting it was reported. Many im-

__ -- -'l Richmond Street at once'

__ he v;;¢ and child are sermusiv portant matters dealing with the 7g37.10-1.3|_ tourist trade in general throughout ...___ -; Cenade and the but methods ef ~ /_”-‘__1l".’riee-:luring clean berries mjmummg m, ¢nm¢ vm be digs

l___‘ _~"‘~’-'ifiarr~.'_m. warehouse. Ho-

v_i _._:._.f_ ch: ! A C 6115296.

wiht :Z-'_;`3_lo_3_,| Mr. Justice Arsenault, who is the

..,.. __ o

_ resident of the Prince lidwardls-

'~~~."` 41"” i‘*”!§!‘\'~ C!-\°d¢Y\il land Publicity Association, is also

`.__ .~=-"intend St. Old-feohi ed :.;_f`- Prizes. »t:. Good niiiiie. W riffs' his orchestra. Iac and Soo. ti

“_ _-__

gnnf _"\'. vrovfes nad denci. M nn -so hldey. F.:be-t Weeks

NY- me-io-2 M0

Tourist Bureau To Convene In Winnipeg

eneral meeting of the Canadian

ent and tourist bureau or associa-

Be°‘7~°ok sharp nloftf-theres Clare

_ Ass

. i .

_'rho

eeident of the national orsutin- on

pres

LL PRDVINCES WILL BE BE-

PEEIENTED AT MEETING _

MONTREAL. Oct. 1--The first

ceistion of Tourist and Publicity

statement issued by George Mc-

dates given are only tentative

i Gsvemment. Federal Govern-

n will have representatives at thei

, and will preside et the confer-

C'anada’s Fastest .

Steam Engine In I

ispeelal to The Guard!

IURONTO, Out., Oct. 1.-Numbe.

Word of the engine's coming has

been heralded and at every Station between the two terminals there were curious end interested people stand- ing on the platforms to see it pass lit Hamilton the interest was sc great that almost three minutes were lost in leaving. 1

Reports received by J. C. Garden,

General Superintendent of Motive Power and Cu Equipment, indicated that No. "$700" was coming through her trial passenger run with color; flying end that she would soon be' conditioned to take her regular run

INAUGURAL ADDRESS' ~ ” DFLIVERED BY PREM Can Rwys Cooperate to Relieve Unemployment

RAMSAY MacDONALD

istznguzshed Visitors To Canada Lélfgé Pl"Og'7"£lfTlI?28

the Mauritania

l-egg”

(Canadian Press)

| t

;Ernployment for 10.500 men 'would I

`2.000 teams of horses would be giv-

, I

he envisages the' Conference as " ' ' “ " ' .' ‘ " ~ ~ ~ - 1. . V ~

another turning point in the won- I » _ __ `

derful story of our people. We have Y '“"“`“ " -

been suffering from a bad bout of: Lord Trenchard. former marshal of the Royal Air Force and for fifteen years moving :oirit behind this pessimism tn P i . - - ` `

, e remier said that great .ervice. who ig visiting Canada es e self-constituted ambassador of trade, After thi;-tv year; of dieting.

must be stopped. Our weakness is' uished as-my cares: Lord Trenchard resigned as ehief air marshall last Dewmher ard new bend h' eff rts ‘

- - - - s is o

in our osvcholorv for more than in* ls an air fxrert Cf highest merit into ine ayooarosinag of the prooexiero oi was into emblem oi empire

'en work for a considerable part oil

I poses. The employment of teams will _help the farmers in many districts.‘

_ 100 pound steel rails to be purchas- ed iri Canada will be given by the

lhnouncement vi'.\. made by Senator IG. D. Robertson. Minister of Labor this afternoon that the Canadian 2 National and Canadian Pacific Rail-

lways would proceed immediately iaith a s:i,ooo.ooo programme ot e`onstr'uction and improvement work i

hereby be provided for a year. and

he timexespecially for grading pur-

Very substantial orders for new

our skill, our material. our resourcesf trade, The photzerapli above shows Lord and Lady 'rrenelaard as they :_-rlred in New Yorkireeentiy aboard

relations. foreign policy and defence M Q fit G Ra t

“Now that the old house of the Em- _“-

_ - ' . of _ _ _ ‘

pire based on the Government froni_ “sn-H REGAR3 TQ _rg'g~"_ wnq-1. I Q’ ’ 15 m»,y;trL;_ The works are to be L . _ =_ our Henry Thornton, President _¢,,,,,.,,,. _..,,.,,, _ ,M15 .fl

‘ e o o the construction and improvement

Of Co Ns Ra An programme is to be announced from

_ the headquarters of the railway.

5 v 8

- , _ ., . . I V isit To The City Yesterday. .~=»°~m°=°\=f=f “'M1=° “df bf'

operation," Premier MacDonald said. d¢¢i_,y_-,n of me Railway Commissmi '_ Senator Roblertsorli that Ctmarié

- ‘ .t' . lui -rs s nares

accomplished in one or two confer I rtat-i Co ‘_ f ntnel B0a‘1‘d Tracie Expresses Gra' itgnmrcyjoi-Salts l'>U:;1li= Of C011 f°’

' ' Transpo on mmusion o _ . _

_b tm h K _ . _ , - -_ I _ banking purposes by 100,000 tom

ences u ey oped to ma e a be IMmtime Board of Trade a.l¢ing fu-_ . me ccmnam _vm use Nova Scam slnnins on firm f°\md=f1°f\- AS f°f,' it proper oernition of me Maritime] _ - » "_ ____ _wg _ EW. _._ W,

_ , _ _ . cca. as ' ` _.5 _ ;<‘.‘i._ 2.. o

the fore.gn policy, the chief tasklpl-eight Rtaes Act will be ivithheldt ‘Ottawa wmch would mei" ____ ld" would be to consider the further con- l 19,. 5 short Derwd M, Bum- the Cam ==x _ - ~~ mo _;___ _Nu

mmm Nztialul Rlu...3ys to Su-:mul Tliat Przix Edu-.».:d Island at Estee: and the g:\ee.tl;'::.~‘.prcved rail- dif\C=2~ PUFCMSE °f ' ~“' '|

ondon has proved too narrow for HELD To ALL0\_g C_ 3`_ g__ T0

' SUBMIT i\£A‘!`EF.!AL ON MA--

TER.

ouse of the British Commonwealth __. based on the principle of free co SAINT JOHN N 9 ogg 1._Tl-ie

in the app‘ication of the Maritime

i ting aside the Slim C1 $1,500,000 b_‘.'

rnilwavs Serator Robertson further

will that we need. Emphasizing that: Y -- " - ' i Exiigcié “'§"::°_;;‘:g5 ’;"t’;n5l’;} I the Imperial Conference was not al 0 _ _ U

. _ _ ,. `-~» _ . .cannula al ed ln th n fac-

super-cebinet with executive author-» ""' ' ~ - ' ~ ~ ~ _ ' n C°_ _us E ma u

_ Sees Prosperi ~f l

'~ _ _ ’_ be-

legialate, the Premier insist/ed on the, fe ’ 2 _ Tm” cqnymcuon pm€_ramn`P ‘C

value of the work it hoped to achieve I e ln! ton 9 '

DtOf

_ time anticipated ui order to afford I

und" three heads' mm’ 1"'°"m1 I ! ! 9 Q), 1 N I Q € work, and the Government. Senator

ing carried out in adiance of the I

Robertson stated, was therefore set- I

viav meeting interest for tl-ie neat

mltmal cn _ge mmm, “tion _.pres:nt the moot prosperous prov1:'.:e;\v-aj' series 'x’i~.ia.‘*. had 'sen-i provided; l "_ tak,” b.. C}.l.,f ¢:,,,m5S;_3,_!: cn the Canadian National Rail'i‘a;'lf:~~ Prime Edward I=.:.::d. L ~ -_ __ "` ` _ T" `" J "__ U ‘Sv-tem 3 th- opinion cf S: I-Ienrv; 'Die Boa:-d realized that it wu. not “dl” C931 m1*m51'»` l\IcKeo'x'n cn the request of I. C :T-f tn P~°__'; -Jw M M- _ N Mg _ The mmumemem ,mn hk,.__ 3.__C_

._ . _ _ r :. :-s;_ei. c. ,_ Canoe-. .,;:__.. to ali iris ,n a day or a

Rani K C_ 9, Mmcwm d_,__g1_.n_._1_ nc n 1; t _i dn I. .

» __ . __ _ __ - _ ,. ., r ' tate that $1.000 000 is bélfl; 55! 2*

counsel of the C, N. R., following the Entfltiinel F~_5l1“'35‘;;__; h° “Dfw iocgii £25' nrfmiu r;;!;;€ .jide to augment the l.-vel crossing

- ». . .~ - rn- ' tc. c .‘ r- _ .-. ' '

Dirrentsticn cf me case to the l3.ard. - --5 fl 5 5_3 f 555 B- mf”-"3 ° - ~‘_ ~ _ 3 _ fund mmmmend by th. D»,m;m<m. “__ their smmg here ted,” b.. H_ _,__ I by spscal train, spent the day in the _ or comp.aint et presen. to offer DL! _ _ ,_ .

_ `_n\Il _~ `\ _

,1 ‘ *'t‘,' and lei* fo t‘~ ri~ainl~nd at T_l:e 'vas confident that Sir l-lenry¢B°"d °f Rlmai 0 smexi

Porter. re;:.'e‘.entinx !‘»!31'i’~-l‘=`-'Y c* ~ ~ “ X' ~-°° ' “'

an__,pm,t3M9,._ Ctmmmicn Cf ti-,3_o’cl.':k last evening. Prince Edward

-Ji

'u'lii:h has sl~o'x"i an *_'icrezs= ir bus-

f!'*"j'

S1.-

‘vxculcl ajwavs endea'.'o'.' to take care __ V th ___em_

ITf _ _ _ ~ __ . 520 000.600 p.c»vide:i b. --G U runtime Board of 'D-ads. llaiand is the only part of the s\:.=:r. ci' Prix: e Fldvard !sl¢L.d require ._

Crockett Mr, S A, M:Do.-aid. Pfei- it-_:es :.n:l #vm slid tv km* “mf SU” `nour.ce¢ tools". Thu- meer vf-u.¢1

"5 `i».'.on. of me as-ooeiacei semis of t;-.ez-.o'l:~ ffeilr-5 cameo em-een '/"~f.be “’f"1 on \1=ff'1l \“1\’l~* “"’1'\’ “M

- -1- g~ '~- -~~ - 1"

The two sums will be taken from 1.1¢

ply-mee' bi., passed st the Ia,-t ses-_

._ . _ _ ., _ _.ents as they .arose from time toj ' _ :_`hm_em

_Its Run __________.___ Imess this :ez-_=on. S2' Herz?" -=">1€¢d.,ti=1‘-2 imn O - Oc, 1_4; '-~».e:.`

_ __ _ 0'1"i‘Aw.-1.. Or.. . 2--

'Fhe President ir-,soo al He suggested that when the new hu !e__m=__3__ app_c___ed _M _e___a____e,

____ » gone;-al mspectien cf the; ferry 'vu in operation that the riin~§_ _ ___ 'under _`.h_,:v._ ,hs WO?

_ I W€Gth@fo eff railway. 9mc_,s in Q-_E Cm the re-~;n-_-ig time between Saclmlle and "`;;;m:m Ra_____l__ Fjuems.

-'ml ` - §clalrrie:l lmd for the ntn' terminal Charlottetown. be shortened, `|__,m wsu” .H w,m,._.¢»_,:,,_ “~;,g\_»;

" "`°_` ‘end the new Canadian. National Hot- 'here '"2 0’-0 °°"'”9l’u"°' h°""`°’ iaith A view to alleiuating unempiif-

“5’l00", Canadrs fastest steam en- ,ci new under corstmstion Duringifr which the C. N R..,'\’1\s not YG- mm,__ “mm 6,3515 og tm propoeall Hmm 1!" U19 UP-‘On Sf3ti°1'1 011 its 12* \% Ithe morning 9. delegation from thai sponsible that is. with regard to *.‘ie[“_e__e not Kwan out md” H B undef.; litlal passenger run to Windsor a, A Bard of 'irule '\‘:i.t/ed upcn Sir insre:-men on the border of °"l°“d”‘|rtood that tl-io programme cf tnel precisely two o'cioc!c yesterday af- wlm _I-fenry. and through the p2‘955'i@1*-f<.<‘f 90125225 f!‘<>m PHY10" Ed“`l?'3 T3'\g,1;~,»ay5 will in'-olve an P\".C¢Y2<i-_`~'I ternoon. As the gigantic new Hucl- \NvAR|ABLY VUME ‘Me J. P. Crockttt. tendered him the _land to the United States After the, un of SSM 529 555 mg and that the son Type Canadian Lcco:notl\'e pull- thanlz cf the Beard for the adzflt- cars 'vere opened for ir‘-8l>¢=Yi°l‘- Y”-*YI L-¢-,-emment will guarantee iixaere.-I ea out or the train sned. hundreds o: (NE BEST ~ ' mai raii~.\.-ar multi-s -on i'-inch the ~-on r..-e off-1 rf°P°""`L;‘°S°:1 'Qffon necrosis,-~ o<~:ro~~.:\s'»‘ '_»_O;_1=0ew°-‘ spectators cheered. _ pro~.1‘:~.:: hu recently been Drcndei. mth the re.-uit that in n . mgum uf appraximsteif' 5 .o - __

‘ ine g-_-latte: of se“en diff: a 'fees t.n-ie the potatoes often arrived in al Benn” 539093000 and 5900*?-.-.

E f _ gg;-vgge with the mainland. the frozen rendition _ f 000 -i-ill be out to "-'C=".< to Ld Cru-I

_.,-.-in- up of the service l:st'\'ee:'i Sir Henry tlteziked the Board Ufiploymem during the next t~'e1~':‘

“/-W \"“¥ f5T.;\~1\1; and C;~,-_-,-;;,¢f,-_tm-ra.. and the Trade fer the kinzi 'var-ds and ex- months under the Pfvtflrrime of thf,

`\ :m_"..`t_ts:- of cloénizizf of car: cf M- r:~e::i:r.- of 1.CD!‘Sf‘3":n He Md Bn' Domirilcn Go*'¢1'Y\IY`-‘SP-f 9° P`»`°"1d5

2 , itncu at ‘_,mcebC._., be gy- ¢u:t:rns rjea~'n_-ed to th 'first he :.\'>uld to_.-Wjl; fer Canadian. Senator C- D.,

‘Q :department 'Pere referred t~ bi' Mr meet the needs cf the cliffer:nt pt‘o\'~_R:b:rt:cn, Muuter cf M501'

- *i Of Construction

inistei Of Labor Announces

5 Thorc.N.R. and o.i=>.R. would » Proceed with $21,000,000 Pro. =>‘~_; __-_

gramme Of Improveinenff "§§f,i"»f= Work. .- §l'.fo'E_=`U

‘ me ladi

ole,

cn-rawli. one.. oct.1_om¢~.ai Auger.; Mg¢DQng[gf

Gets Nomination In Nova Scotia

_ lémaano _rreasi n.ai_ff'Ax. N. sz. oct, 1.2¢ y.-dun;

m=._'i trained in the lan' 'vith a Scot- tish brcgue and a background of Cape Breton Highlands. was chosen. to lead the Liberal Party in Nova Scotia at. the Party ':on"eiition hers today The name of Angus L. Mic- Donald. former assistant Dean oi' Dalhousie Lau' School was placed ir

nomination after the contest liadq §

seemingly settled doivii to a daemon between two veterans of the pzlit- ical arena. but when the first hal- -lots were t‘»0lll\LML- Mr- MBCDGPN-V was credited with 314 cf the rote: cast. by 486 delegates. The other two candidates were William Duff M. P for Antigonish Guvsboro. nominated by J S. Smiley of Amherst. second- ed by Mayor M D"'l'er of S1»'5!‘»¢Y Mines. end John J Kiriloj; uhosel

-time fra; bg-ought fcrwzrrl br S._ MacMillan. M. L. A.. for DiCb.'-'- F90" on .od by Mrs M. }.’f:‘Garr7' cf Zia.:-'T

gare= _I

_____,__ I

75,000 Idle In Detroit _/'_-tfich.

(Special to The Gr:a.x1ia.::l Dsrnoir, cc: i-.A molar =t~

tempt tc combat unemp1oy:'ne::t bi roncerted effort to fi great city! Governvient atv! its industrial lead-I' ers was izrifllv 1'1" in Detroit todsvo While 75.000 _tobleos cztlzcns “Will hopelullv. plans to forestall vvinte suffer-;r~.g were being hunled forward \v;;i-1 ine first bitterness of col

'feather _n the air. went"-or.e of L". rit§."s millionaire business men me yi°elerda~.- 'rain 1\fa"o:' Frank Afurph to .-_made what lr,d~_~s‘:~' could do id

help As e result :f was ?fFf<ilf-"Ci from a itivh ee-tice '.1139 cftff'

ma:iuf:'.c!';r1r~._': ;iI::~_ts ooilifl sm!! make 1'-‘amiable 25.000 nav" W9'

Helen Of Rouiilzinla

_ Still Lntorgxiing

ifpcxzl.-..i to The Cuzirrisizi.

‘.'l'!.’!\'!\'A_ Ccz, l,-Sorrsulng. but

dets.°::~.ir.e:i :im to r.~:‘.:;. t: the

h1:‘.cs::rie Kin; C:;':>l. Q‘~i»‘1'~ !'lCl£¥`~ of Rcumsnla, aa: re;1r:ser.:e:l htm today -.is int,sndi;~.g to .e.'.'~'e R»=>:~ manza f::e'.'e:‘ and to 55:: A galaco of exile eLse":r.e:e ;r. ESDP!

A Baum:-.nian p:1it;c..::i sir:-u~‘..~.g in_

Vienna from E;ic.::rc:: s.a.:l tics.: sf-_ ter man-.~ tears she hail d=G`- -Ii YD

ccmpi' with Carols <\'.sr.e: ;:r,:i l'::'.'c

U-

, i,~_,. ,.- . .A-_ --, __ ~ ; .r br it' ' :.lson`

%2 . Trade. and Mr E .. HIL ,a.l"a n:a"i:."me~‘ and th! 9909!’ il! biicle a $52 “tml-1* 1* t““‘!"` ,HL `hma'l tw is in

BOARD 5ELCG.'i`!`!U_\'

He :aid that since the ptresent nd-_Senator Rc':er'.:cn declare-:i _

‘Til

rnztraticn tcrk fhafi'-' Cf '52 fall* --“ii” i

wg" |3rf’::rt§‘ eight _rears ago mater- cone;-:'.i5n with t.“.e:e improi'emen'..=

i\I:. 3. P. Creeirett thankfd S.: Hen- Tia! pr:;'r::: had been med! '-‘U Pflnfl I hf lil” ’ N55" mbuw w Mt mimi:

- - "‘ fo fe, p,-or-rats; the rw i-iotel for an-~a~4 izian-i. n~ resin-o me iqrzateenburi- whcze efi""°‘ in P-Gun*-A “‘ ~ ' ` I ` ' ~ ,. - t 1 i. i-if lm rr--i

.. . | .. th Wide in of the gauge oi ti~.e_v~l-ole vars mme nm- to a_oomp.i.<h has o_o to help u

mo-io-:i ence in Wirm1P°l- 'l`h°°¢°\'° M.°'¥”" °° "h°..m° m hour mwmmoml M:Lmi'tuoi~48 t 2 if ~i" -~ Mo- Msrn :tailor an-»\-ay for the fo.-tain things. out the orr-'dems were ! ouomirf brought reouiremflits °f

ident of the Montreal Tourist Limited between Montreal and To- 0 _"F0, Oc. .-..s. om.. u Y A - _ _ ___ __ _ A 1 __m_“_ _eww ,A mn. n,.,,,.._.._ Sm 51-,

"-"~7`YP°\'¢ Ha!! tonieht- me convention gm-no md Qwfgo ronto. Onlthm run she will often be dents to fresh v-lnzls. rnestfy north-_building cf the new branch line from .'i't1tite1 a» I’-~ CU ~0~ n P I F* ' _ .

' _ ‘ ` __ _ _,_ .- _-._ ind, f_-,- gg- gg. ima; 3;-,;!~‘ ro t1~s.~ re:ul`s ""re S9- _-L---~---'_--_-‘°",

¢Nm,¢_ ,gmui-y, gm ggpgqt, called upon ta travel so miles an c.l.i. pm.tly cloudy and probably.l'£.¢1,1-d to U--'f ‘ -- - | _

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