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TDWHRDS oirrluus _ iii iuli sind session

Gclllltllli’ |l¢t\\¢ll Colllmerclally an

Way ot British interests, Declared Mr. ltunciman, President Board ol Trade, Discussing Post-helium a

___Condilions.

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Ltl.\IDON, Dec. 24.-"As far and that the British were preveiite

as commerce is concerned Germany from exploiting the coal licld. ll

is a beaten nation, and it is for us added:

to scc it docs not recover," \\'alter “That cannot eoiitiimc after th

l war. The Board is taking grca i- carc to allow no (icriiian stand ii g its \vay in l`Ciigl:ind_ \\'f_- are ng r going to be especially tender to tli

Rnnciinan. President of the Boari of 'I`r:ide, told the llouse of Con mons this afternoon in _reviewin thc steps taken by the Board fo

the rc-organisation of British in- Gcriiiaiis."

diistries after the war. '

“There is scarcely a departmei

thinking what likely will happen t (treat Britain that the Boar

when the war is over and how be

toprepare for future contingen-

cies. ,

" .\`otliing in commer,cial life \vi start off when the war is over ii

st was taking special steps to see boi

1 much of the German control of thi product could be transferred t

ll Great Britain, so that the latter’

the sanie condition as ivlien the war Continuing he said:

ship with the Central Power

s' and the east has received a seriou

‘.\Ir Rtinciinan specially referrer

it to the Gernian control of oil field

of public life,” Mr Runciman said, in liurope, reniarking that this ra “ about which we have not bee

i interest would be safeguarded

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9! ence in the Foreign Office. He an- Gcniiany has been done. One of to confess that there had probably

IMPORTANT _CH-ES Ill COMMONS

d_l.ord ,Robert Cecil Betends' Foreign tlllice. .llenies

no German Shall Stand in the Rumors ot llissensioiis in tiatiiifiel and Scores the

llystericalNeurotics_u1ho Under Strain ol Wr

are lteady to Cry halter. _

_ LONDON, Dec. 24.-The most are -:'onic'pEopl'c wlifi are unable to Mr Runciman spoke of the steps iniportant speeches at the closing _-land the strain of war, and becom session of the House of Commons, nicre liy.=.terical neiirotics. \Vlicn prepare for commercial conditions before the House adjourned for things are not goiiig right, for th

d the Christmas recess, were inade` nioineiit, such people think th ° by Lord Robert Cecil, Under §ec- prrpcr course is to turn on the inen "So far as commerce is concern-

retary for Foreign Affairs, Wfalter \.\ lie _'tie trying to serve their coi'-n~ ed, Germany is a beaten nation, and

C Rnncinian, President of tllellloard try, and fallout ' Traitor! Traitnrl' it is for its to sec that it docs not l of Trade, and A. _]. Balfour, First " 'I`Ii§s is :t rlisgzacefiil, iin-i'}rit- recover."

Ifl_oi'do'ftlie/\dniiralty. -,H i=‘.Ii_.\talc ol' things. lt is utt.:i' i Lord Robert (fecil's speech was dcsli'iicti\'c of the inorale of ‘.h L' in the nature of a general defence country. and it is the duty of cvet'

of the l"oi‘cign Oiiice. Ile denied patriotic man to stamp on -thes

l riiinours of dissensions in thc tliiiigs. I assure the House that sibility of carrying on the \var S Cabinet, of dissensions aniong the c"ct'_\'tliiiig that could be legitimate- rested on the British navy and its

_ _ W Allies, and of pro-German influ- iv done to prevent gc-ods going into mercantile fleet. He was willing

n material \vas ot such vital intere_

o` ` ` ' r

ly Mr Balfour, replying to various

l nounced that the Foreign Oiiice the nzetnbers »-i the I louse of Coin- been some wastage of tonnage, but V would shortly issue'-a \\’hitc Paper, mons has said that thc only way t 5 stating thc principles on which the ell`ectiveIy blockade Germany is tc was, not to save tonnage, but to 0 British blockade of Germany is go to war with the neutral couu- win battles. 5 based. ` _ tries sarroiinding i»ii-inariy. I want “ We cannot expect to carry on ~ " Until the resignation of one or io say most frankly ‘.°ii.ii' this is nt

` -if is -

e the Board of Trade was taking to

e after the war, beginning with the e dcclftratioiit -

e speakers who had complained of y the shortage of ships for mercantile -3 purposes, said that the whole pos-

o the first business of the Admiralty

t a_ war with thc same economy that

more members of the Cabinet," he the | :1li":v .if the l_`io\»:i ment.

began. and in every one relation- _ "German trade in South f\l11€flCi1 said, “everyone is bound to accept

‘~1‘ii¢'gr¢.u difsoiiiy in a block-

\ve manage the port of Liverpool or Hull,' said the First Lord. “The

S the view that it is united on the acle is to discriminate betwee

n. main thing has been to see that

zollverein is bound to conflict with blow. limi it is the duly of U10 main lines of its policy. As to the goods with an enemy destination

our interests."

After enumerating the subjects have every advantage.”

‘ 1

I _ ‘ll03l'<l lf’ SCG lllfll OUT' b\\5lll0SS IUC" tinity of the Allies, they have car- and those genuinely for consump-

~"v cl on the w'ir in a manner wliich tion in neutral countries.

which the Board of Trade was -\ll` Rlllldmilll f€f0l‘\'C<l i0 ll1<‘~ if one considers history, is a really "As to our Balkan Policy, the

specially investigating, among thei being the ownership of real pro- -tinent that Great Britain in thus pcrty by aliens, Mr Ruiiciman ii

staneed the danger of such owner-_lol the-return of her commercia ship, stating that he knew of one prosperity rather than of ‘ throw-

ii indications of a belief on the con-

i- looking ahead was inclined to think

uneaamplcd perfc-rinance of unitv.

Suggestions have recently been

' aim throughout has been to pro- ‘lilllll-"

it s

duce in those unhappy countries

T I ,niadt in -various forms, that some unity instead of discord. The

one in the Foreign Office is in the suggestion that the Foreign Office

C031 f,,.|,| inthe Mi,p_1,,,tS 0W,,c(||,y1iiig Oiirgclvcg li;-art and Soul into pay of Germany, or, at least, is pro- rejected an alliance with, or the

(iernians and trading uiidor an the attainment of the main object. I-Inglisli title, which now was idl

CONDENSED ADS.

T00 LATE FOR

CLASSIFICATION were contenlplating an early peace.

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_ONE CENT por word each tune

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TEACI-Iii WANTED-A FIRST OR the 'Anisteritnni Telegrat. according Second Cllllb teacher for lloiislinw to it dispatch to Reuters Telegram School. - Supplement $50. ADDI! Company. to Wm. Mlellae, Sec'y of Trustees. _ The British aeroplane, it ln stut-

. 8309-12-25.-M31. oil, was flying over tho district ol'

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¥'§V°'°°*°*i-*Q'°“’“u °ME"i]-Ab'E"‘p9-f-_[519 lltclileiveldt. south of Briiges, llcl-

iuent, ihnlnl, bacon, llrdi Intl

fmiion Bhunnomc sausages. Sim

liiigsl Aieiwwm t CMB!!/lCla4‘:l(;-t1(l?Ii\iii: back the aviator t'oiind lils path inter-

t'ici'nian.` This is a grotesque and assistance of, Greece, is absolutely

0. “Tlml I5 elltlfcll' ““l"“°»" ‘hc scri-_tis charge. it shows that there ivithout foundation."

Presicictit said. “I would not like it to be imagined in France, in

ing for future contingciicic_s_we

'I`hcre is no peace to which wc

l" could he a party if it would in any

I' l

LONDON. Dec. 24.-Details of a rc-

ilestruetlon of both mnclilnos, und thc ileutii of their occiipuiits. is printed by

9 _ginm. und dropped several bonibs,orn~ _ which hit nn nniiniinltlon depot, caus-

lnir ix heavy explosion. On ntiirtlni;

F*°T~l°5-*V HAVE 6" "V PREM' ii l i i ii in nsiidii. in which

lgosdforapgblgg tl&;;'_l_f_‘_;hf__“e°_ 3:3 ligtlivatiaiiiilpiuiiies (ivcrii disabled and "° 5» ' ' crashed to earth. killing the occu-

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__ _ __tl3L1 IQB wAN‘r`lo"A"l‘""_'oNcE female fox to mote

to buy or duncli

niuntclto. lirlth W..

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'° copied by ii Gorman alrmun. A long

pants. _

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'1'0RON'1‘0,. Dec. 25.--Maritime: Fulr to»d\y, then strong winds. then gales easterly by southerly with rain and sleot-

TH WEATHER.-Yesterday WH!

dull and cool with snow at night

The htlbelt temperature recorded yesterday vu 32 1108*? i\\>°'° '°l'°_ .M nm. “lock yesterd y morning l

` ' 32 d el above The iitiiixltlioiiz-fhlii`biiiivlou|ei\l§'ht was 30 db!-

bovo-loro; i ° Ti.. this win its high uns mcmoon

' t azz. it win be

iiiiii liiiiiilirriiloevidiiibriilnl at 11.49. Hon- da at 1.80 and Tuesday ll- 2-13-

The lun 'sets this nft.eriioti\'l4_l,l~14-}__l:_»

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l°m°§”* :tt 32'; niimi-i-gil; tomorrow

T110! \_Y d t 7_“_ mornlhli M0lldl¥ ll1d_ :Sgt aa' _Mom

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»,-hm no g run moon 'on Thursday.

Doc. til at 8.58 1. 111- _ " _ i , ~ t tb moon . will Th” liiiioiiihili, gout in sat

re¢latoNd'~80 degrees above sera; at

nt 1.55* tomorrow ot 2-$5. M0114” W

tions.

every warship was ready to tight wherever required, and that every soldier was supplied with all neces- sary to make him the best fighting

He urged that the wisest remedy

for the shortage of tonnage _was to go on with the building of merchant ships, which; be thought, should be recognized as war work, iiecond only to thc manufacture of muni-

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LONDON, Dec. 24.-'l`llC policy

of the British (ioverriincnt regard- ing the Balkans has throughout been based on the aim of producing " in these unhappy countries,” unity instead of discord, Lord Robert Cecil, Parliamentary Under Secre- tary for Foreign Affairs, told the Iloiise of Coninions this evening. Lord Robert stated that the Fore- ign Office would shortly publish a \Vliitc l’apcr, giving thc principles on which thc blockade of Germany was based. '

IITIMMIIIEE Ellll

, ’ uiuii iuiii

Business and Financial Men Working

` for Bolqlanl.

MONTREAL, Dec. 23._- No single

enterprise ever undertaken in Canada can enumerate among these particip- ating in the large number of influenti- al buslnesb and tlnauclai men. or n group more representative ot all pro- lasslons, all branches ol' commercial life, than the Belgian Relief Committee

to succorlelglum. Millions or dollar: as reprouentbd by_Canada's vnrlou activities aiounder tho control ot the men holding offices or membership in this committee and their dlvcrsltios interests extend from' const to con.

which is just now renewing its etfortp

aimsi ilu is uiiii iiiuini au, in

llll Ill IIITEIITIESSIIIII

()'I"l`/\\\’A, l)ec. 24.-'l`lie Act-

ing Prcniicr, Sir George Foster, announced to-day, after a cabinet council, that the first Sunday in the New Year had been set aside as a day of general prayer and iii- terccssion on account of the war.

.'\~day of intercession was set aside

similarly last year.

Sir Thomas O'Shu\\ghnesiiy and Mr.

Northern -Railway being represented by Mr. Guy Tombs.

be found among, the members ll. V

real.

THE PURCHASING SECTION.

committee. ' '

sul- at Montreal. .

.,. _o _ it _ » orlr _ fir. 5'. H. A. .terror-tiig naurentiu

ond, lu one or two lu|‘tunco|,'ovoi"d\? seven sou and to the furthest-ports o 'the globe. , _~ ,..' it-_ln dinlcult. to condolvoot o mor

ropresentntlvo, nance iroltd or more u'bl| iroup or men 1 ' any country will

no new admlnlstbrltig Cunt

_"»“'1i:;roIi|ra some nunel, ‘ouch no ills

ntiilit, patron. Sir Robert. ‘L ordon ‘n¢.-“gif Wllffld"l.»llll'|6|‘,' '\|CI ‘ fl- . , _._ ““"i '"2 tl““23l§a.3.‘.“l"i?.‘~"ii=£»'>l' iiiiiiugiiotit in oomlnm but it-is ln-

suction' ill

°'.

41 f0_rty mlttlttol.

?*f5»'3'°»r-"#.\¢ir“». °lf*“°i*l'aesttt1°

_ ll ' gn: in tho rollot of st¢rvli\¢_ Bali

m`»yol<Higtineoo the ' Ddlrootédonlif

tereltlnz tomdntton _ oiitlio ln- ' ' " ' _ S ____-I-h < -H torem they rpgi-neutwivgch only con- mfla' Dec 24 _ _ef-° we _ mm. -m»mcr~ utrpophlf ltwority-_three severe earthquakes i ‘noted persons I e _ _ ' ' -uhndllng the roller work are the most lG“‘“°l,“_al° m ‘he last tW° day _'maint °bi,;lii¢blo. - , |Nq serious damage has been re- ‘ m la ther sro. a ntl- ___0md_ t- ~,\..

i~ . .

~ \."1 t _, ,a

Company. '~ ` Mr. n..n..o¢ii way our om

' - riinlr Railway mil Mrimx ‘t‘od§

ot_.ciie Cmndlm_.P\olno,Ro_l~lwo7. wh with Mr' 'tombs the Canltdl

__ . dn .Northern Railway; nletlio neces- my rallwov. trsnspartotlonewiliiues which mount much. to tho mittee

in tlioioorly days ql.L_lt_l_7¢g'r_lfl'll‘l2:tlon.»

izanrnouatcizsfltr I' , .

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.GUATEMALA CITY, Guintc-

bécil

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is Ziff. "

THE TUHK Elll LIE

LIKE THE EEHMEIIS

CONS'l`ANTINOPLF., Dec. 23.

-Via Loiidoii--Tlie Turkish VV ar Office to-night gave out the follow- ing staten1cnt:- ' _

“ Along the entire Northern

front our troops are approaching

I Germans say

have been some clashes in Galicia

lighting for several days.

liament, as soon as it meets, wil declare martial law in order t

gOV€l'ill`llCi`l lf.

have informed Greece that sh hopes to reach Saloniki by ]anu

as the task is finished.

Greek correspondents of th

Paris newspapers declare that th

declaring their conviction that th

A Reuter despatch from Athens

'I`cutonic Allies have decided tha Austria shall have the initiative in all the offensive movements in the events are likely very soon. The Balkans, and reports are also pub- ~

lished in Paris that the Austrians are actually marching on Saloniki. The British correspondents a Salotiiki scoff at the reports of an early Germanic ollensive, however,

e obtained here."

iiussiiius wiiu-lu 25 m|LEs.oF rsulinaii

-»' if i.r""'.¢¥J

Balkan Theatre Still in Chaotic State;

they will lie” in

Salonilii by January 15. Allies Confident oi llolding Position. Suez Preparations by Germany ltegarded as Suicidal. H

l I 1"

LONDON, Dec. 24. - There lull is likely to persist for some time

, longer. The Saloniki correspon-

\vith minor successes on both sides, dent of Rcuter's Telegram Com~ and the Russian forces in Persia pany says that military men there are fighting twenty-live miles froin believe the Austro-Germans and Telicran, bii_t the Balkan theatre -Biilgariails will establish a screen maintains a place of tirst import- ance in the war news, despite the up strong positions ill the M860- fact that there has been no severe dollirl tlefilcs, lllere lo await all

parallel to thc Greek border, taking

ol`fcii.sive inovcinent by tllc lintentc

The Greek public’s uneasiness lloivers.

over the possibility of an early ex- tension of Germanic operations to \'illCil1gly of German p!'Cpal‘a_ti0n5 Greek territory increases hourly, and the Greek domestic situation is wliicli is now timed for the end of so ruffled that it is stated that par- january, but the British press con-

1 tinues to declare that the defensive

tjcneva despatciies speak con-

for an attack on the Suez Canal,

preparations would make an attack

o _

muzzle the opposition press, which on that territory folly. has been mercilessly attacking the The Turkish official communica-

tion to-day refers to the “northerln front,” this being the first reference

says that Germany is reported to Of the kind.

e _

From Russia comes reports that

thc Germans and Russians alike are

ary I5, promising, at the same time, making energetic preparations for to evacuate Greek territory as soon "CW Operations early in the New

Year. The Russian military organ,

¢ the Russky Invalid, says: ¢ “The winter carripaign on the t Russian front will not be confined

to war of position. Important

Russians and Germans know that the great wat' will be decided on the Russian front, for no successes

elsewhere can have a preponderat- ing effect until a result has been

IIIIJICIMEIIIS IHE

thc barbwire cntanglemcnts of the

enemy trenches.

it Koenig, chief detective ot gthe f Q, G55 _

_` O" 'hc Dardmwnes front' “ear llamburg»Anierican line, and Richard gm, Sims rgngfinggvilgggggn lgegagl bcilfllll Balir, tllcrc have been tcm- Emil Leyendecker, an antique dealer i¢y_ nii,-,gm _ to have been imcovm-_

wltli conspiring to dynamite the Wei- ed by the department of justice

_ land c.nnal_ Edmund Justice, o. Ham- _]i,,.,iim was arrestel as ah cm_

eiiccuntcrs. Our artillery on the biirg-American line watchman, was ,,|0,-,.9 and fellow conspirntor of

` _ also indicted with Koenig, on paul iqomng head of me Ham_ _ charges oi,consp_lraey to secure i I- _A i `

ccssfiilly bombarded Mortahman military liitorinatloii for the Ger- ,iiiif il;“`;i,c;,‘;,._,| g,.%ictlii'§tt|,:';r"“,‘:.j

man government. The indictments mow up um vvmmnd Canal against Koenig and I.eyendei:ker Sim,-ily ,,|~¢,.,. _yustmc-8 anon' _Q

lt. J . Chamberlin, representing thei porary 'artillery and bonibarding

Canadian Pacific and Grand Trunk

Railways, respectively, tho Ciuindlnn _ _ _

Anatolian coast of the Straits sue

At least four Bank Presidents muy

and the landing places at Tekkc llurnii. Near Mortoliman wc sank clinr e them with cons lrln to "se two small boats and near 'l`ckkc a

small ammunition vessel. In 'one ol’ Ciiiiadn.", _ _ _

sector cleared of the enemy we

Meredith, President. oi' the Bank of. Montreal, _Sir Herbert S. Holt, head _ot the Royal Bluilr of Cuando, Sir H. Montagn Allan. Head of the Mer- chants Bank ot Canwdu. and M. Cho- valier, ol tho Credit _Fonlcer ot Mont-

ciciit for an army cvorps for a long time, i,ooo,ooo sand bags, some

thouszpidts _pf tents, 500 blankets, Koenig and Liyolldecker planned _ 400 s re C ers, one mortar tlcar BBCUTG emp oyment 'tor their grand jury which has been investi-

. _ agents, in various tactorle d ill '

Aghmie Dero and many mortar adjacent to me CMBL 5 "“ m 5 H“ll“K UW Mllvlliei 01 Franz Von

bombs hidden in the ground.”

The purchasing section of the gen-

H eral committee was selected with the ,greatest care. Mr. 'R. Dale, ex-pre- sldent ot the Montreal Board of Trade and one ot the bent known insurance men in Canada, is chairman ot’ this

M. Goor, the _Belgian Consul Gener- al .to‘Csnadu, is tho active head ot the* committee, and, ably assisting him is Mr. Clarence I. de Sola., Belgian Con-

; The administrative -_ committee in composed pt Mr. Hector' Pr_ud’lioxnmc, _Mr.. L. S Colwell. ot£envi Owynne

C Montreal ui ow , an:

el" _

_'ro mm names may be added tiioab “ On the Caucasus front an

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THE -‘missmo t_iNi<~ "'"”`”°°°‘

I8 SUPPLIED

NEW YORK, Dec. 24.-The arrest

yesterday of Edmund Justice, it night

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American Steamship Company, was declared by federal ofhclnls to supply tho “missing llnk"'ln a chain of evi-

NEW YORK, Dec. 24.-indictments dence pro-ying “mt me Bteamsmp

‘ were returned today charging Paul company was the financial agent

E D S

on foot in the United Staten a nilli

The indictments set fforlli that.

canal." .

Koenig and Justice are ‘charge

lawyer, representing Koenig, gp.

- poured before United States

tary enterprise iigiiinst the Dominion pomnyisgiomir Houghton and gave

$30,000 bull for the appearance ‘ of

11 J istlco t h l , _

_ _ _ part, ol this alleged conspiracy was ai-y 1? u T}?il,,r;\ng,1ks§sL,fo:0mlJnn:f

T :und provisions of all kinds, sufti-- to desrvy. with dynamite or other more than $100 000 supplied by

means. the Wetland ennnl. lending qw Hnmbu,-g.Ame}|,mn Com an a from Port Colborne to Port Dalhousie. bali for me" accused gf yung As a part of the plot to destroy against Ame,-iéan ngutmmy p

the canal, the indictments allege, indictments in the `Wél]and

0 canal ease are expected today. The

Rintoien in ,fomenting strikes in

` The military force which_thc ln- miiniii ng f t |

“On the Irak front (Meso o- iiiiiciiiliiiiliiis ‘ig“‘“d" K°°l”K and Ley- its woiik. iiirilgtrniagnts iliiistlizliiimpliiiiiig

. , _ _ _ P _ r paiiips to send from this probably will be returned next

tamia) .near lxut-el-Amara, our 22:53; ‘gina “‘f__l_:‘d‘°“‘l°d lfiitleslffii' Week. ‘ .

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artillery sank two enemy momtorp Canada, other thaii Elie liiieliann

land caused an ei;pl`o_sio_ii"on bc-ar-_if _another.by a direct hit."

» in inc indictments with havin: wif- “"""-""' L"""‘°"* °"'°° °‘P"**'°"'°

‘ 7 "splred in the United States to secure ` » ‘

Great Britain . ' .

Bllrlllll. Vermont and Quebec. durln September, 1914. and that all of thes trips were a part of the conspiracy t

“_” 91° 001111811 _lovernment informs

» . _ 1011 resardlng ui li i r

enemy ttack in-the neighbourhood quantity ot munitions iiiidmiiiiiceii :irq

_of Id _Ein 'Turkish' Armenia) ._oxi m“'°"l“'“ hem! 99'" fmm C““°d\1 1 December zo, cost him eight-'oiliccrs

, oonimo nvnmqs, ‘ ' ' 0 _ANNouNo1i_nn;_N_g:s, '

_ _ _ _ _ _ In this connection, it is charged that MEnTINGs»' ETC-

and 300 mem i while om.. yosses Justice made trips to Portland, Maine, ____ _~_______q_______*___,_q imiotinted to _only one-third of this `

anuriiber. i _"

“ one cam poi- vm ascnfiiian

° tion for advertising ln l.htt'ool_£i. 0 Cub must accompany ordorb‘..'_ l-

:~.~.

.~pibd¢<1._ ' ' I

_ s tllt 1 l . 1- ' ~ =

_ ,, In __ _mgume on the Golden G°:r\:nr:nu;ov:rr_ymp__omation for the mum chorus, twontynvo _ , ‘ ' ‘ _-on-4

1-Iorn a quantity of dynamite ex- » Koenig. ln his various octlvltles, ta '

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