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tannin IIIIIICFFIBIAIS " a IIIINIISCMEIY PENSICNEIJ

57.000 Former Civilian Officials and 36,900 Army an d Navy Officers Now Drawing $8,000 a ‘Yea-r Each.

arin drawing 17,000 marks annu-

BERIIJN- Feb- 21-"1119 119119111“ nllyire Gen. Iludcndorff. Field Mar-

11911141011 1‘°11°Y "1 the ‘German Rem‘ sha-l von Mackeuson. 1C0]. General

which has caused lulmerous polItI- v0“ Khwk and ‘meld “ha; mm.

v81 1111111195 111! 111° Igeuflimtag ‘mat 1;“ precht, former Crown Prince of Ba-

1111111111 1° 1'1"" ‘"9 5" 11°11“ 1‘ 9“ arl . who still calls himself the on the ground that such it drain on 11w“. to the Bavargan throne.

ilie treasury impairs Germany's‘ Largest Ancient

nbility to pay reparations. Is 11811111 stirring the rparties to the Left. The budget for 1927 reveals that

17.5 per cent. oi all governmentali expenditures. excluding reparations _ , _ is to be paid out iior pensions of one kin-d or another, a total oi‘

$350,000,000 out of a budget of about Zfififijgo-igeefrrtient gliifianelgxheent excavations by English arch- ‘ ’ h i f til R m-i-di-s -r---11<=--- r1101- Gem- 5233f’??? “ir§r.‘i..?rfi?..° eti. “i212 any is m_aking as a sequel to losing Shropshlre village have revaaled 111° “'31- tlie largest Roman building yet un- 11:1,,%11905()7»°0° M11331’ c1111“? covered in Britain. o. ca s, . nr-my ii navy o -

WROXETER. Eng... Feb. 21.118-

A shattered tablet found near,

flcers. who served 11111181: the iorm- (he entrance when pieced together; er Emperor and the Republic are revealed the fact that it was the:

drawing as much as $8.000 a yea!‘ Forum or market place erected by each. War casualties supported in=theEmperor Hadrian in A.D. 130.

whole or pert number 768.660 to; Numerous other buildings have Whmh are added 370,931 Wm- wid- been unearthed _nnd all show in- 0W5; 917,000 0001mm; 255362 ipflf- dicatlons that the city of’ Uricon- mm; of m‘, war dead; 31,000 wppium was destroyed by fire. The

m 1 1 n0 tricks oi the ancient walls are so gxfioogrpgfiglfimment =0 Gus a blackened and charred that they

‘M. the nix terms‘. Chancellors look as if the coilflagratlon might

drawing pensions Prince Bernhardt have ‘mcurred "ewmly 1115.191“! M’

1 A1 f ‘ . V911 B1111“?- 1111" 15 wealthy is 11=“°‘1.hus'e»1:r:l gnciytafirzrs sllzgioetons have

11-‘1 1°°°1“1“g 271600 ‘mfirks annually been found. one oi these, that‘ oi a (about $6.350) Dr. George lillfllliiwwman. was (“Revered in h’ nhypw Iis, who was chancellor iior ihice con-m»- m. heating chamber {or a 11111111118 37-000 1111111“? 171” Jmleph birth. In his hand was a~ broken ‘W111i. 19.19115 11141-111111 1171- wuumWbox which once contained the (Juno. dlreclm‘ 591191111 01' 111B 11-11111‘ coins which were scattered around burg-AmB1-1fi111l 111110 13-2115 mil-Fk-‘lhliim. These coins bore the (lute Dr. Hans Luther. 18,285 from tlic.A,I)_ 111, . Reich and 4.830 marks from tlleE Footmarks oi Roman sandals states. ican be seen in the soft cement and iluclndetl in the budget 2113i. oiywell heads scored by the lowering about 20 former imperial state sec-‘og a zipped A stekel coverelilgezpxli; .1 dllAu .Qggil|!,(:0c.i1Bll llfggiti? fir: 130x55‘ Zhgsrjeflnatgg-IBIICCC and many othler dlisctgeries a your; Gottlleb vnn Jugow, 22.152.g11'° 11lt11c151t1911 that we 1‘ “ma” nmrks; Dr, days had many aspects similar to

Bernhard Dernburgq former colonial secretary and

m)“. - that of today.

Democratic member of the Reichsw tug. 17.784 marks. Among the 1.600 generals ot the

j-ioi Farming isn't the only occupation iii which over production cheapens the product. There's IawmskIn-g.

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FOR SALE — THREE BROOD sows. Yorkshire grade (bacon type) duo to isrrow in April. Priced to sell. Donald l1‘. MacAu- lay. Souris East. 39662 10 8

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School qualifies pupils to secure registration. Provides monthly allowance and privilege of six months coilrse at Yale Univer- sity School of Nursing. All ex- penses paid. 371025.151

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OV-ER ONE hundred competitor; 111 West Kent ‘Ice Sports this even. 1118- Ski-tins with Band one. 590118. I ‘(wt

WRIST FRACTURIETIL- Mm Thou. Cass. North River- ‘hm (he misfortune of llflcbuflgg ha, "flay last week which necessitated liei coming to the city Saturday to 1m" it set; The accident occurred when 9119 9111119611 on the ice when leaving the house. It is now mending nicely although she suffered much’ pain in the accident happened a few day:

before medical assistance was sought. P. W. C. vs. W. K. S. Hockey

and relay race. West Kent Sports this evening. 4004

ALL ARTILLERY OFFIOERE and N. C. 0's, please meet at Dru: Shed tonight at 7 p. m_ ghnfp (Sgd) “LL-Col. Hooper. 4003

W551’ KENT 11m Sports tonight. Skating with Baud after. l 4004

MARITIME ORGANIZATION FORMED IN REGIN-Ae-An organi zatlon. whose intention Is to [rune tlon as a social club and also to lend a helplns band to newcomer: to the West from the Maritime .I'ro~ vinces was recently formed In Ile gins. The club is known as “The Maritime Provinces Association cl Regina." The executive is compos- ed of Dr. W. It. iColes. Vice-Presiil ent for Prince Edward ‘island; Judge H. Y. McDonald. Vice-Presi- dent for Nova ISCOHB; Miss Harrier Stewart, Vice-President for New Brunswick; Rev. Fr. Geo. F. Brad ley S. 1i. and Mr. E. E. Poole all re presentntivcs for Prince Edward Island, Judge Ethel McLaughlan and M. A. McPherson represent Nova tScotlu. Mr. A. R. Tlngley, K. C. and Mr. Harold Wright. repre- sent New Brunswick.

The Secretary lvlr. A. i’. Hughes (Digby, N. S.) in a communication wishes to be put In touch with the Secretary of the Board of Tradc or some other leading organiza- tion in the city so that they ma) be advised when any prominent Maritime people tour t-he west Great success of the movement is

crease in membership looked for ward to.‘ '

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PERSONALS

lvlrs. (Dr) Everett Bell. Cape Traverse, is visiting in Charlotte town the guest of Miss Helen Clark Euston St.

Western Guardian

-—POLICE O0URT~At the Police Court in Sumnierside Saturday an adjourned Prohibition case was dismissed for lack of sufficient evi dence. At the Police ‘Court on Mon day a case under the Customs Aci was filrther adjourned-ior sfweek.

Maritime Farmers To Feel Effects 0f King Policy

IIAILIFAX, 1N. S.. Feb. 21.- Twenty-iive thousand boxes of New Zealand butter, weighing flfty~six pounds each. were discharged here yesterday from the steamer Araws

‘crtroute from Auckland to lmidon

This shipment, the first of its kind from the antlpodes to be landed at a Maritime Province port, is lies tined- for various points in Eastern Canada and is due. it is suited. [C the demand for Canadian cream and milk in the United Slates. Can ado imported 60.000 boxesoi New Zealand butter in 1926. but the bulk oi it came via Vancouver. The lira wa sailed from Auckland Janiuarv 13 with six passon cm aud- a gen~ erai cargo for New York. ‘"8111’!!! and Irondon. She has accomlnoila tlon tor 180 passengers and is om- ploycd regularly in the Imidon. New Zealand service,

DEATHS

CHOWAN—At 32 Elm. Ave. 10011.21 1927. Miss Annie Sharply ClloWv-Il. age 21 years. Funeral notice later.

OASFORD-At West Royalty. Fob» 21st. 1027. Mr. George ‘Casford, age 85 years. Funeral from his late residence Wednesday. Fob. 23. Ser- vice starting at 2 p. 111- 1108111111111 Peoples Cemetery. (Boston Papers please copy)

_ IN MEMORIAM 1

In loving memory of For- dinond ‘MoKonno who deplfl‘ odthll llfo Fobruory 22nd. 1924.

Doyo of oodnou o'er mo.

Tool-o In oilsnoe often flow,

Memory koopo you ovor noor

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anticipated and a considerable in~ _.

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No Need to Climb Mountains By Telescope

muumon. Feb. 21. ‘"-' mo: Twain. as reader: of "A Tramp Abroad" will remember clhnbed the Matterhorn through a telescope without once leaving tho-streets of Zermatt. Ii he were still alive and should come to Germany he could reach the summit of the Zugspitze, Germany's ‘highest mountain. In the flesh and with little more exertion tlaan this Matterhorn ascent requir- e .

The caibie railway up this moun- tain. which was completed some

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Dr. Robert Miller Conifer, former "Filly postmaster-general for Can- ada. who dlod in Ottawa this wook m his leventleth year. He held 1119 Post for a quarter of a century.

“Y” Bowling

Tonight, Odilfellows League: 7. Adams vs. MaclEachern; 8.30 Sent ner vs. l-iowatt.

In a close game the Ba/ptists de- icateil St. Paul's by only 24 plug. N. Robinson roiled the high single of 203. while S, MacNutt rolled high .hree oi 482.

Baptists:

N. Robinson . . . . .. 102 106 203 J. Campbell . . . . .. 177 114 157 B. Buchanan .. .. 114 174 100 li- Cameron . . . . . .. 136 120 152

Total-—.'l655.

3t. Paul's:

E. Caswcll .. 97 103 157 S. lleai-tz 109 170 200 S. MscNutt . 153 15-11 i175 ——— . . . . . . .. 102 106 100

Total——1631.

Owing to a number of other en- zagements. Trinity could only get hree men (and St. Peters won by lefuult with some high scores:

Gt. Peters:

IL Acorn . . . . . . . .. 147 124 189 lvlillinnis 157 18 196

a‘, Carboneil .. r152 188 258

i1 Day 181 203 187

.V. Smith 157 241 184 (Fetal-Mil

CHALLENGE

111011918 8B0. is attracting thousands of tourists. to whom the imposing view from this peak would other- wise halve remained a sealed book. One leaves the train at Ehrwaid. a small railway station near Garinis- ch Partenkirchen. and proceeds by omnibus to the Zugspitze railway staivlon. The trip to the summit takes only twenty minuteslrhe first car leaves one hour before sun- rise every morning. winter and summer alike, and the last trip lea- ves tlie summit one hour after sunrise,

‘The round trip costs but $2.50. From the top of the Zugspitze one has a wonderful view or the Swiss and German Alps.

Flays Communists In Hyde Park

LONDON. Feb. dL-(Hyde Park; Yesterday witnessed a new depart. ure ill soap-box oratory which hag

< heretofore been mostly confirmed to‘

radical orators. Sir {Harry llittaim‘ made a speech denouncing the Communists, thus having the dis? tiuetion of being the first Conserv-l stlve member of the House of Com-f inons tour-peak ou a Sunday after‘ noon in this noted arena. 1 Lady Brittslin. with other prom-l inent ipersonages. lent her support to the new ‘movement- Sir Harry had to submit to much heckling] and railcry. but there. was no ser-‘ ious disorder. 1

Lived as Pauper 1 Had Tidy Fortunef

NEW‘ YORK, Feb. 21. —ii ior-

. We the Davis and Fraser "Julius" Io hereby challenge the Cornwall ‘lockey team to a friendly game of hockey to he played at Cornwall Riliik. A retiirli game at Charlotte- owii ii (lesireil- lli challenge is ac- cetptetl answer by this paper giving lie (late on which game can be HKYEI]. 1 (Sgd) J. ARBING Manager

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Potters Field. F five years pre- vious to his death. Monday. M0, Lend had lived iii such an apparenti state oi poverty that a lsndledyl gave him room and breakfast for $3.50 a week. " 1,

When lie died police were called‘ to take charge of the body and in-i vestigation of his personal belong. ings disclosed that he had sold a| 42nd Street corner in 1920 for; 532.500. Further investigation re-r vealed 220 shares of stock of thel‘ American Sugar Refining Corpora- tion made out "in McLeod’s name. 1 r

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PORFFLAND MAinhiE. Feb. 21. -‘ Edwin Wide. sensations] Swedish;

around n- field of Maine colleglans- and proved one of the outstanding! attractions of last night's fourth; annual American Legion games} here, 1 The Scandinavian school mash! er negotiated a special 3.000 metrc-r invitation handicap 1'11" 1" 918111, minutes. 45 and 4-5 seconds or 20; seconds more than‘ Paavn Nurmi‘. took for the same distance. y

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For CYSTITIS

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'10-. of bllnhoml and ti oeoooii oi men. Booklet on Female lilo and lrlvlce. free by mull. l) yoorn’ el- porience. (Without oritlcloimr or dllpai-uglng your writo- uo before losing Treatment, by moi! our specialty.

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cancer anything to "blood stream. end ii so. iiiu it be controlled by diet’! These are some [of the questions to a study oi which lrenesrch workers are devoting their - lives.

While Sli- Berkeley Moynihanh prescription of the knife represents iwiint may be coiled the official iislth o! the medical profession. It in by no means allowed to go un- Duh," u, quom,‘ gm- " 13.4‘ lchallenged among the speclaliilts h”.

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Should be More Fruitful.

' , 'IJ()MDONI1FEDII 21.—Will the iiext‘pltal' .where iion-operati c m tl d . wlnneriilve years be more fruitful than the appear m have met wit; 005511100‘:

last five in the search for a cure or canlcer? This question is‘ a ‘leading

topic today. for it is just five yearsl 1111111161‘ 1811811 1-0 591191-1111? 11111°°1'.sInce Lord Atholstail, mllllonairei marks at hi1 second 111111911 Slateslproprictor of the Montreal Star, oi-g £18011 flllllefllflllce- 111111119 11111 mlgllfereil a prize of £20,000 io tllo'thoroughly orthodox remedies for

“graduate or student of any univer- sity who within five years after this

date is the first to discover a medic, treatment invented by Dr, Blair

lnal treatment for the effective cure o!‘ cancer, the decision tomeit to the Royal ‘College oi-Phys s and ISurgeons In London, England." ‘The prize has not been won. al- though research workers through- out tlle world have been continu- ously struggllng with the problem. Now there is a prospect o1 increas- ing sums of money being devoted to research. and Sir Berkeley May- nihan. one of the world's greatest cancer experts. has issued s. call for what he describes as a “national uprising against the scourge. Sir

Jlerkelev is Pres-idem of 111s Revel New Ilealtli iSocIcty should have

College of Surgeons. and in a meet~ lug unique I'm British medical hist-

ory he told his audience of 700 per- sons that 100 of them would die of

WHAT PROGRESS

Two separate questions remain to be answered: (1) What causes cancer? (2) What cures cancer? There is no necessary connection between the answers to these ques-

iind a cure-apart from the knlfe— without liavinfl discovered. oi tho cause would not imaike the discov-