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_During the past two or days our two gs

` ' ` 7 `°‘ " industries-or rather two branches of- our gt

Nevlsjtrs suit.-i»i»'n» ws

Bi'"°"A°"°” i°~”“A'ii(9"i"i”.' ini"-'° "'°"°_""“""'” industfY. Agficulture-have inet in confefer

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arlottetown We 'refer to the meetings

mersldoy Allwflqlli l_|\4 “NPN W-_ ~ i ciation. At each of the meetings the key-tu;

‘Head Cities tlliarlotutown. 'lc-aiioln Unless at sum- Dairymen’s Association and the Fox Breeders'

r ` 0

Morning 'Qally QM), por year. (do-_ C

it an-"°° i

to myw I ` _ _ _ . . _._

Evening DAlly._(|a|uldld 1107) $1.50, (delivered or by_

-operation, and, for this province at leastu’ he only key to prosperity andsuccess. Fur'

mall In Cmadmand-\2.tllforU.-8. A. _ years past our farmers have proved the ti

mlllalii Canadi or

' ` lumbar of tho Audit luroau 'of Circulation. of C0-Qperative dairying that has given ot,tt-5_1 a,name in the-world's rparkeis_and_enablr

*“'“¥ w°°°‘3f 137) "N 9°' '”'""'” "-V. co-operation. -To it they- owe the magnificeru'

'I`uUltsp.\\', Fisantisriv 24, 1916.

'mpete with the world's best butter ani

makers. To it our foxmen -also, .though lf

` " learned that the best markets 'are availa

_ rits rox iitisiiisss _

Nothing more encouraging in the fox business has S

occurred since_its inception in this province than the _ foxmen’s meeting, a report of which appeared in \‘csterday's Guardian.

The interest manifested in the matters in hand. "

as evidenced by the large and representative attend- 3' ance from practically every section of the province, 0

was in itself encouraging, while the report of the Sales m

Board Commission was virtually a guarantee of the stability' of the fox industry and a definite promise

for its future. m

.\ iiiimbcr of points, heretofore btit indiiierently recognized, were proven beyond question, the first e and chief being that the pelt of the ranch-bred fox, t ranch bred under proper conditions, is not only of much greater value than that of thc wild variety, but u that within a measurable length of time, the latter 0 will be otit of the market. Another point in this con- P nection is that, so far as experience goes, Prince S Eiltvard Island climat_c and soil provide the best pos-I sible conditions for thc production of thc best silver d fox fur. 'l`o quote from the report:

“ I":irticul:irly were we gratified by the praise given

to our genuine P. F.. Island pelts by thc man \vho piircliasvrl tht-ni. lie rcfcrrcfl to our industry as

be of great importance in the fur trade. Fur dealers fi who a year or two ago knew practically nothing of the I*

more the world will have to look to the ranchers for

hrough concerted action and that individ eeking is a lainentable failure.

Our province is small. The whole of ou'

f thrown into any one of the \vorld's big ndistinguishable from the general bulk, w» 1 vain for a buyer. If that product, how

_ _ _ FE_1iRUARY°-.4».r1_9i6

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the prisoners _ ithoirlotinmostotthscsmllill 'ery hard one. The men would -be -.ered to knowstbat they are not _ gotten by -those for whom they-

rltleed their liberty.. '

1 am Sir, lc., _

(Canon) JAMES BIMPBDN,

21 Fitzroy Si- `

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-Gratitifda for favours received ~ i instance of another should nl- _ be aclinowlodged.._qt least: verlr t not indeed in a more tlllitlble ` and it is with saolran idea ln that the writ_er.or.niis article -a, t.broiigh~tlto Guardian. '-9 SWG :sion to his appreciation ottlwse. tom lie has received ix benefit.

ncident to which I refer is ln` ’

ction with a number of sheep -.trayed from my premises early

r which I lost con- `_

» fall and fo _ ble time in an endeavour to . their whereabouts but without I had about abandoned hope of , ndlng them when my attention . rawn to the fact that Mr Mal- _ \. McMillan. of West ‘Wood . was advertising in the Guar- I at he- had in his possession a _ of strange sheep. I lnvosti- - nd discovered that they were ;

distinctive name, a name that would be a , f quality it would create its own demand

and its own price.

It is to secure for our products this this distinguishing mark of quality that our. eet together and confer with each other.

this that our Agricultural Department

xperts throughout the province to teach f-` he latest and most approved methods an-' upon them the necessity of working toge' p the quality as well as to increase thf ur products. Working together with af osc to improve the whole output of th_e‘ hall in the near future have built up products that will insure for themi emand and the highest price the mari;

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INSEC PESTS

In the R_eport of the Dominion ilinton

wonderful and one that was bound in the future to the YW" °"dl"E Maffh 315% l9l4» \\’lllCh hi

ublislicd, an account is given of the activ

ntomological Branch of the Dominion I

r:tncli-bred silver fox, now admitted that thc rate at of "\g"i°“lt“"e- in the mamir of °°“t"°l‘ which this fur-bearer in its wild state is nearing ex- Pest? fh"°“gh°“t Calladar ‘md all ‘V110 HTC " tinction is very marked and that in but a few years ‘“ ‘ms subject ‘vm be felmld bl’ H PCYUSIII Of li

of a year's work.- .-‘The~Department now '_

,iw buik of us _qu ,iyjj _ nine field laboratories in different parts of il

The I,r;¢¢_.~ ,,\~`,m{m~d fur pc|¢_¢_ au uve,-age for ten ion at which investigations on various iiiscct*

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puns of $945 ,_.a(.u_uud for the whom lot of twenty pens carried on. Tins line of \vork constitutes Q oi' $726.25 car-li, for pclts not specially prepared or aspect °f ‘hc “'°'k 0( the branch- A lafgflf'

selected, at a time of somewhat strained financial con- of Work is '“fC°55it"'~t"d by ‘hc 3~dmi"lSU`11tl0i f|ili0l1S -'mil ill I1 time of year when fur prices tvcrc Insect and Pests Regulations of the Destructit

not at their best, places the fox industry on the and Pest Act- imolving the l"5P¢Cll0“11l`ld fill highest possible level as a stock-_breeding proposition. of trees ‘md Plants emefmg Canada- P@l'}l3P= ;`\`o other animal produced on the farm can show such the most i"t‘~`-"Sting 0" thi? activities-Of U10 'b p,,_;____;i,;|u;,._; us. ,lug the work carried on against the Broivn-tail

' < ' . Eastern Canada, particularly thc importation 1;

"llivso points liavq been proved beyond peradvcn-

ture and they are fundanicntal: ranch-bred foxes are superior to the wild; there is an unlimited market for A thc best fox pclts; the prices obtainable for ranch- W

l`.d\varrl Island has been demonstrated to bc an ideal

lishment of the parasites of this insect, and t 1 . _ _ _

oth. A map is given showing the places ii here the parasites ofthe Brown-tail and Gips

bred fox pelts make fox breeding the most profitable have bee" distflbmed bi/ the Department- .stock breeding proposition in"sight at present; Prince bfanches of ‘vofk Covered by ‘he R0P0l`l -'IFC i '

tions on insects affecting cereals and other fic

fox rancliiiig country. _ llldlldirlg an account oi' the notorious Arm

These are some of the things proved by the Sales outbreak of f9I3i inscds aH°¢fi“g fflllt UDP

Board of thc Fox Breeders’ Association, and while "5"" of “'h‘°h i“"e5‘ig-“I0” “`0l‘k Df gfC2lt i

pc-rliaps many among us have known them all along, "awe _has ensued? inseds alhcling f0f¢5f 1111'

‘ trees_n1 which an account of the investigation ea

we m`ust not lose sight of thc fact that' it required a-

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fre;

.‘.2`f==\~°-.SA _ ' ,gr *Pogo lon is ns follows:- ‘ '

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f§xr<\ ‘s“;\\\\ 0' “”°vs“ ,P-9°vte °(. \\\s‘““ t\0“ w..`»A7€°.s“1~ o\'“\°g\ni 0" .0-t.r\\ \\\°‘_ `f¢.‘\\°“ °lg\1°“ .,,\\v1°‘f'two ‘

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ue* -§gisl5f‘. tctlon taken by the vari- f --'¥\\°U‘ thi’ ‘ rnl institutes, South ot' 1 Charles L. Pitts Charloltetotvn. Sergt.. Wm. Il. llraily. Clinrlotlriiown. \-es\1“ ugh iliver. The farmers Cyrus B. Birt, Pisquld East. Pte. Alex. Lomo McNeill, ltocky Point _ uu,.t|c,,|a,-ly .1 sire that. two trains a A. C. Henderson, Union Road. Moses Gallant., Wheatley River. day be mainta&ed on the Murray Har- John _McLoan, Charlottetown. Wendall .L. llarvlo, Charlottetown. \ bor Branch lin during tho Fall and Robert O. Stewart, Dunstafinage. Sapper S..Robinson of Charlottetown. '

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At present I am in possession __ own, but I feel satisfied that I .ever have found them had not A vlillan advertised them, and I ' ly acknowledge publicly my

. _preciation of his honesty and

and also of the “Charlotte- ardlan" as an effective ad- _ medium. I am, sir, etc.. ‘

JOHN McLEOD. s

-rdale, Feb. 20, 1916. _

Y lllllBOR e ‘

TRIIH SERVICE '

the annual meeting of The i armer’s institute a com- s appointed viz., J. F. >- ‘berry Plains. Walter Jones. _, and J. A. 0'Kecfe. Avon- f it on the Railway authori- -1 ctter train arrangement on _, y Harbor Branch of tho P. - vay.” The committee sent ~ this letter: _ (Copy of Letter) "

iorablo. ., ister of Railways, ‘ iwa. 1 'he undersigned committee by the Central Farmers ln- Prlnce Edward Island beg to present n Resolution _ i unanimously agreed to ut. .l Meeting, on January 18th, _ ther with a synopsis of the ~

in the Resolution.

~tlcularly desire that nn _-nicht ol' this letter shall prior to I-‘ohruary 15th.

was

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Island Roll of Honor

- WOUNDED

Harry M. Whitlock. Charlottetown Private Geo. W. Sharp, Summer-aid9_

Private J .. E. Lockerbie, Caseumpeo _ Private Bruce McLellan, I“ndlan Rlvery. Pte Damien McKenna, Charlottetown f Private Charles S. Beaton, Brookfield: Corp. Ambrose Cosgrove, Wellington Vvilfred Clark Wright, Victoria Cra~ _

Donald Hume, Iris. Lieutenant Morrison, Georgetown Private Peter Hughes, Mill _Cove Private J. E. Beaton, Brookfield, Private McQueen, Mount Vernon William Mclntyl‘0_. Charlottetown K. F. Ellis, Summerside Private W.B. Davey, Albion Bay Pte. Ed. Hicken. Georg-eto\vn.

paud .

Robert Trainor. Charlottetown, (Vau- ~

couver. B. C.)

Driver W.L. Ferguson, Alexandria. Lieut. Reuhen_ E. Stewart. Wilmot_, Harold Gillis, Summerside. Valley (Montreal). Ronald Vessey, Charlottetown. Corp. H. S. Pearson, Charlotietown.;; Wilfred McKinley, Sydney. (Victoria Australia). ' ~ Daniel L. Mciieth, Iris. Pic. M.J. Fraser. Whlin Road Cross.` Gr. James M. Smith. Albion Bay. Lance Corporal M.W. Chisholm, Uigg._, George Currie Georgetown. Lance Corporal, Angus Arsenaultf

Herbert Cecil Maclntyre, Souris. Abram’s Village John Stewart. Wood Islands. Private W.E.H. McKay, Ilradnlhaiie.

Emanuel Doiron, Charlottetown. (Gas Poisoning).

Gunner W.G. Bruce, lied Point. Murdock Nell lVlcPlieo. llcntherrlaln.

Pte. C.A. Arnnld, Cliarloitototvii. Sltopln-.ii McKinnon, Clinrloiieiowu

Pte. L. (Toflln, Morell. Private Peter Martin Grant, Ilungor. Pte. S. E. Chandler. Illt_ Albion. Pin. Siiniiiol Elliott. Winslow Station. Pie. Garnett Gillis, lllontugiin. Pte. llnrry Riley, Sen Cow Pond, Lott Pte. Fred Hnlllday, Eldon. Pte. llnmtld l\‘. t"nlnplinll, Newport

P. Carragher,~Kelly’s Cross. Lot 54 _

Fldele Gallant. Tignlsli. Sergeant. John A. llleI.¢-nn, North Car- _

Capt. Fred Maye, Clinrlottetown. dlgan.

Nelson H. McLeod, Alberton. Private Gordon M. Sinclair, Montagne.T1

Harry Riley, Sen Cow Pond. Pte. Wm. C. Delaney, Kensington. i Percy Met/herall. Fortune Cove. Lieut. Eric \Vnrbnrton. Charlottetown. H. Bealrsto, Hallburton, P. E. I. Pte. Clifford Rogers. MlS€‘0uclic. l’.lC.l.' H. A. McBeth, Iris. Pte. Alexander McDougall, Nine lllllcili

Harold Beairsto, Alberton . Creek _

Ray Fitzgerald, Charlottetown. Sergt.. John .»\_ Mc-!\'eill. (`hni~lottetov~'n l Percy Clark Slierren, Crapaud. Fiirricr. James Glllispln, Appln Road. jf Pte. Lester Proud, Charlottetown Donald D. McPliori~ion, Glen Wl.llllim,_,

Gunner J. Bowden, Charlottetown. (seriously ill)

Pte. N. McKenzie, Nino Mile Creek Gunner Jainos M. Smith, Lol; 59, (Ser-jj

Pto. W. A. McQueen,_Mt. Vernon iously ill.)

ir about that date. Repro- .. _ ._

wings of the farmers who . _ the Hillsborough River, id Kings Counties, will _ the terms of the Ilesoln- » io agreed to, the matter r disoussedwltlt ii. view

_ - cure as good accommo- W _-r paris of tho Prince `

Railroad. - -

that the'Central Farm- _ ` Princo Edward lalnnd - tion oi' the proper au- _ ': necessity ot' running* U n the Murray Harbor » Prince Edward Island 'ni'ly. to the custom ot' __ ruins on other parts ot’ "

litlon, as passed. is the 1:

Spring montbii‘ivheu they ure moving '

PRISONERS

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Pio. II. J. Wells, Elmsdale. Private J. l1`rnsei', St. Potor's Bay. ;( Peter M. Grant, Bangor, P. E. I. Private Daniel A. Simons. Port Wood. _, Pte. John Murphy, Charlottetown Private Llyod Looman, Georgetown. ‘ Peter McKenzie, St. Petefs Bay. Pte.Lest.er Clair Johnst0l1.Pet»er's Road "

J. I~‘. Peters, Charlottetown. - - Ilient. C.B. Pltlilado, Charlottetown. 'i

Pte. Jas. Dawson Brown, New London '

_ DIED FROM WOUNDS.

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.°-‘- . uug_\§ ever action is necessary, _ I M|ss|NG_ _ » _ yi .9 ¢ - . ,

Private William Gordon. Montague Pte. John W.~McDonald, Drndalbaiie.

Patrick A. McManus, Bonshnw. Private Arch. McKinnon, Canoe Cove. ,

Gunner Neil Mclsnac, Souris. Private Vtaltei-~Smit.lt Pownal, (\Voiit-

John Currie, Charlottetown . em~ Canada. )

George Dunn, Rustico. - - William D. McKinnon, Heatlierdalo. ..

Private John Curle_v,Charlottetown Donald D. Mi-Pheraon. Gleilwllllnnis ’

l<ii.l.so iN Acrlon

,, .J their iirriaucei _ ; ' oieo ou mitiranv seitvice ' - e ~ '

J CN" A second tram in mmsummer or (G I Alfr iJnme Mid oil Private Fenton Alehorn Rocky POIN-

_g_ |65 Board ,O d. t t th - - Stanley Park Vancouver which has been so ser`o _ L » lirmei' el s. g . . . .

L “mms m e em to the sa`t'sfact'°n an: t d b ti - ' . _ . ‘_ u.__ Jflflllli- F0? ;'_;c‘;‘_i_'_xl.“;i;t|?uri?l iiutmzglsegsu Smiiu; ~_ Bom. Adolph Gallant, Itustlco. Gunner Robert McPhee, Charlottetown

_ ec C _ Y _ 0l'¢5l IHSCCIS IS gjlwill. insects afftctn parcel will be __ was also “rgedthat awuuuy ,usum_ Bom. James Stevens. Kingston. Gunner 0. S. McEnchern. Charlotte

uuuumcc and keep convinced _ domestic animals and man and insects affecting garden _ ' cient uma is glveu farmers ,O do bus., Gunner Martin Dalton, Georgetown . town. ~ _

ol' the fur buyers and they are the ones whom we must

“mes "W9 We Veil' 1 Cu I., tt _ u d return uu 1 Pte A. It McArthur, Albsrton Pte John McDonald. Charlottetown.

This brings “S to another fu__da___enml p0_m_ v_z_ and greenhouse. The Report is a record of marked glad \._. _ ...T are able to send por- ;1_;2_l_is_____i;_e ___;___o____e__g_wu_____ i_;___________ ________ _ Pu.: Wm: Bu,u°u_ East Pau-uf Cuuu T_ M_ Hyudmum Cuu,|uu9tuw_u_ ‘_

that thc fox business cannot be successfully carried

progress in a branch of the work of the Department. 'f§l§_f‘;‘ul; Yf§_‘;'s“,’; t,hfe::p£L’;t°§u§’§;l; arrangoment."I‘he train rarely or ucv' »;i=|»‘~' ~» ., . __ __ __ __ _ __ _, , _, _, _, , _, _. .. .

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on by ;u,|;,.idu_._|s Operating alone; it must be Carried of Agriculture which not only affects Agriculture, but quateg- - or__ls_on tlmedwhen ai_-_;it_'_l{_ig in __t;___|:_r_-_ _ . , _ ,_ _ ._ ._ . _ ._ ,_ _ _ , . _ ..

on co-operatively, and that co-operation is possible only through such an organization as the Fox-

also Forestry and Public Hea|,|,_ C ~ f th- , Anyone may "adopt" a prisoner by 1° °°‘;'_“_'_““ “";"“5d a_“_“_ um. ---- -

OINCS 0 IS ll d T I

"“"°"“"‘“5 ‘° ““““ mm "“'°“"‘ "“‘ “ e B y m n an B m n an sAcHEl.on Pnivltsess it is now dia you get along before

Repoff may be had free on application to thc Publica- Red Cross Society, a weekly or a fort-. “WY C““"°l 1110” U19 ffellhl 011 fills » em ____ _eu _ _

p,,.cc(\e,.§» _\SS0(.iuu0u_ _ tion ranc , epartment of Agriculture,;Qttawa, and' The urrangemelus are sucu _.hui me .,ched,,|e_ Wife-Dear me. you can never Hub-Things stayed whore Y

Connection with and registration in the Fox

Ilreeders' Association assures the pedigree and quality

foxes for breeding purposes that the stock is as repre- sented. .\loreover, the assistance of the Association in marketing pelts will be invaluable, will indeed be' the _only way in which the seller can bc assured of the best prices. ' »

Attention is directed in the report to thc obviously'

objectionable features con/nccted with the peddling and hawking of skins by individuals and it will be _well for our foxmen to make a note of this. '1`o quote again:

" Individual effort in marketing the skins is not

satisfactory and should be discontinued. 'I` he market- ing should all be done from one source. If that could be agreed upon we should certainly in the near future* have a mos_t__t>alua_lJle and choice stock of pelts. These’ shoum»i»¢~_i¢‘0né'ci¢.i ~ in Prinée I3a\”v=irr'i"1§i.ii.q, the

acrvices 'qfhnore experts _engaged and,-so loné gsghe-'triage ` _ Irion continues for sets of two skins,

__'_ii5¢s_s prudenoé"'will at once verify,

_hauu'|,¢¢_n, _to-_-,;v9rk._togetheri and to resolve together 10 l_`0Si€f fill; lh¢_ lf0$_it¢st_industry in sight. In thd Fox Breeders' Association [they have an organization which, if judicioflsly handled-as we believe it is--is' in a position

should’ have 'od

of _ their;

With -quality and

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B h D "jenny pm-cel "nt" "ue end of the war lll‘I8 lil Spring lllld Fllll Wild keép UD IYOU W In I' _ __ ._ _ the

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igfbe dune une ut home). _ rlwhat lights and .sotiti sfhccompany tliérii to dcceivé`» _._§_\:_t:__§1_:\us2_ei;_;i_t_ ___i:i;_l_lv_us__y_:\é____o__tti;_w;._ __ ‘ * ~ ~ the submarines, no’one._will over know, but there ' ' LITTLE THINGO. Bupt. of P. E. I. hallway, Charzlottev `

‘the story anyway. j ,, “‘°"“'~' - " ` " '°""~.P~ E- I- ' ‘

A little stream had lost its way ._ Mr. J. J. Hughes, lmao of Com-

The Bill to amend the Bank Act, which has re-g Aladle st tliigbrinkr

ou t n the deed he di

. '__ H th h cctved the approval of the House of_Commons, pro- _ gun j_:“eu°fug{ uu mmm “ua

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cuhure' Onawai- and “° P05l'3K¢ 'S feflulfefi 0" 5'-Ich. remit pocket money tr) the prigrmefg with a request that assurance oi two letters. r - and a little cash is very acceptable to trains ii day be slventhe Chairman of

_ most oi' them.

),(( ‘_ ltiave torwurdcrl to date, the fouow~ of February- The limit of time is made

tug gums; necessary, because the farmers will

' $80.00 for P. E. I. prisoners com- hold_ General Committee Meetings

S for-tg, during the latter part. of Fohruary.and

1 _ tattoo for nic prisoner adopted by the increased accommodation dues-f

'_-_'_' _ onr2Sunday School. ' tion on the Murray I~Iarbt;r Braneh` . _

. . _ _ ' S 5.00 ‘for pocket' money for.the Is. ls now a liveaubject, and t. is -sure to 1- __ ' The Victoria Colonist says, sailors are the most` land prisoners. come up for dennito action. - _ . _ .

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curious and inexplicable that there is only one cause ` mm; Olmw “' “ °'

_ _ _ . a.

that seems possible and that is that the ghmts of the GUARDIAN Hon. John Melsaan (Senator) Ot-4

women and children l ey' have drowned pilot them Furnished ' _ tewa. _

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to destruction. Just.-f~\ _t f§orm_ these §li'ad0_ws take, W W" . lottgtiiwn. rowfe (S-eliainr) Ch” _

' ` if ' AAm“iu!:°ti¢im ndoiiiarfsif' wsu* mediipuilwit 'tii A' il ' ` ‘ ' ‘ i

------_-- pau I ngersc A _'I-'_ ' = ‘rep es o Ita `5' t; ‘ ‘ " .'

. wheromssry msn mignmurs. satisfactory. .'rnors°_wers_ni»iii'iie’t£iis ; Victoria Row - -

' _ Hewuilled it in and hnnpwign cage **' (cuunuuuu ou _und uv”

the Committee previous to the middle

5“Pef5mi°"5 f°l_k_i“ the “Tffldi as anyone knows whoF‘opi)'i;to'fhlii‘i'°i‘iriliiiim‘iie‘iii1dfrdligiinbdogiiih kiii§ie?fl‘i§l'ii'\;i"Is:lai‘ii‘:nChtliiim`ifniaivlgssitti ii ‘ 'i_ ` has _had the thrilling expenence of listening to mari-~ to forward other contributionsnpent ur Jo_;1e_s.__Bunberry; J. A. 0'Keefo, i ' `

ners tales. just now there are some creepy storit-,si me" f°" ‘my °f “ms” V“"P°°°°' ‘WV Arg; °}‘,_a______ Ja-___ “_ _um ~ _,_ gui( . `° iii li °

that come to us from the war zone concerning the`__ __ _ 7"' ~7` if '

' ' ' - fo ow ng: _

cnemys submarines which have gone to destruction. 9gq¢gq¢“ Mn A_ A_ Mcuemu House or Com

It is said that some of them have erishcd b wa s so' ' 'T mons, Ottn a. `

P Y 5’ DIILY SE|..EC'|'l0lS F0l D Nfuuouw Hu _B Com

A copy was also sent to each of the

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