Exeter Advocate, 1911-12-7, Page 3ttis
oNAIARAS PLEAD
GUILTY
Sensational Ending to Case That Has
Aroused World's Interest,
A despatch from Laae. Angeles,
Cale says i James B. leicNaenara
pleaded ,f,',uilty on Friday aftereooe
in connection with t1e. aeath of
Chas. 3. Ilaggeety, a vicaim of the
Los Angeles Times exp/osion and
fire. His brother, John 3. 74eNa-
mara, jointly indicted wis him,
pleaded guilty to dynamitiaes the
Llewellyn Iron Works.
jamee B, McNamara perelathly
will get life imprisomineet, hn
J. McNamara, it was rinnoreiia
get fourteen years. Each pleaded
guilty on the charge ef which he
was extradited from Indianapolis_
Within fifteen romutes atter the
mart opened ,ola Friday afternoon
one of the greatest criminal trials
of niodern limes had ended so
abruptlyithat many efficials sup-
posedly n the her of the matter
did not know it was going to hap-
pen. The prisoners were taken
baek to jail, Judge Walter Bordweli
retired to his chambers, and (Tame-
ing counsel went to their rooms.
"The MeNamarae have pleaded
guilty 'becauee they are guilty,"
was District Attorney John D.
Frederiek's crisp comment
"If I had seen aay way oat of it
eree would not have C.101).0' eaiel
Atiaaatiey Olateuce'S., Darrow after
ecurt. "We have had it under eon',
skeration sinoe7... week ago Mon-
daP"
CifiCAGO CATTLE SIIOW.,
CM:Milan Colkge Teams Win Thre
Out of Eire Trials,
A despateli from Chicago SayS;
Oaliediao col/eges won three out
ef five trials in the college team
judging aeatest at the Live Stock
Show S'41.turdzAy night. In trial No.
1, "all classes of live stock," Mae -
cloned Cellege of Quebec won first
honors, Manitoba College took sec-
ond place, and Missouri University
wen a close third, In swineludging
Manitoba College won first plaee,
Montana Agricultural College took
second, and Macdonald College of
Quebec third. In sheep -judging
Ontario, Macdonald and Manitoba
Colleges took first, second and
third TePeetivelY, Uneie Sam woo
first boners in horse and cattle
judging, but the Canadian eolleges
on second and third place in both
classes. This is the first 3.ear the
Macdonald Cediege team was
-eutced.
'WILL 30
Wealthy Ameri G
Nurse, In L;brMor.
4
THICIIER SP.NTliNcf,T).
Miss
No 3IeCrea Convieted ot
Assault on Oirl.
A desimteh from Brockville says;
Miss or McCrea, a young, school
teacher residing *in Merelekville,
wee found guilty by judge AleDon-
ald on Fridas afternOoP of assault
-
1„, 'unclear -old Helen MeCou.
le, a pupil at oper's Schoel,
ar Frankville, en October 19 nod
3 last, A eenteeee 01 one week in
U Was impoeed, Four pupils
swore to witnessing the ebastie-
eats, Which Were athomistered
witli ft blackboard pointer, some of
the blows falling on the child's
head. Two lksicians alse tested
to the injuries received by the Mc-
Conlarie ehild. She was laid up for
rat weeks,
SU ATAL LOAN.
no hnU4In lliva
May Lend to It.
snatch from London, scvs:
Tho probability of a big naval loan,
the near future is revived by
Pall Mall Gazettes which anti -
that $150,000,000 and pos-
lore will he raised supple -
on y to the usual naval esti:
mates. It is argued that in view
of the e,ampnign m Germany in
favor of an increased navy for that
country it is necessary for Great
Britain to show that she is deter-
mined to preserve the "two -in -ono"
standard. The. provision of ade-
quate docks for the Dreadnought
battleships also necessitates heavy
expenditure.
CONCESSION TO MIND
PRICES OF FARM PROOUCTS THE NEWS IN PARAGRAPH'BOT4BAY GREETS ROYitITY
Lai:POUTS 1-7R031 TUE LEADING
TRADE CENTIIES OW
Alttnie4..
'lees of Cattle. Grain, Cheese,
im,d, Other Produce at
and Abroad,.
nu.s.nsTusTs.
Toronto, Pe, 5,-Piour-Winter wheatO ,
per cent. patents, 83.59 ,to *3,65, sea
board. Manitoba flour firm, AP
flvst patents, ,55,20; second -Patents, 85
and strong, halters; $4.00. On track, TO,
roto.
Manitoba wheat -No, 1 Northe 81.07,
Ba- Ports; N. 2 Northern, 1,31.04, and No,
81.Ca 3-2, Bay ports,
Ontario wheat.„7-Nm, 2 white, red and
mixed, new„ $3 to 8,9c, bikb freights,
Peas -Good milling peas, elle tri ataa
oats--eaa lets of...tCo, 2 Ontario 43 t
43 1-20, and of No, 3 at 42c; on trek.
Toronto., 46; No. 3 Western Canada oats,
0-1c, Bay ...tow, rts,
BarteY-Nos 5
'arloY3 tO We.
Corso -New eQne. 691-2 to 10 33
itye-ear lots in fair offer. witt
31.33Ote4 at 37,0e, outside,
Bliehwheat-60 tofac, Onts4le,
nrae-eatauaolut bran, to V:Uo.
baca, Toronto froicht, $13e1133, e25.,
VOITh`TITX PROPIJOR.
Ple *3 to 24 )or bar.
11 late ot liatelatclase attas
to Szza a bush,
491104'-, raeted,,.. 11 tins, 11, to 12e er
Th (oruha, $2,5'8 to 475,
led hay -No, f, $10 to Mt.9
. and o, 2. at 444 to $1449,
lett etraw--$7,5O to 2c4,op tT4414.,
to,
toca'--Car lots, la bag*, quoted
and out of *tom 61.40
A despatch from Boston, Mass.
says: To give up a life of luxury
and become a nurse in one of Dr.
Wilfred' T. Grenfollia hospitals in
Labrador is the plan of Miss
Forbes, daughter of the late J.
Malcelm Forbes, the well-known
yachtsman and capitalist of Boston,
At present Miss Forbes is training
ler her chosen profession in the
Waltham Home for Nurses, aid
when she completes her course she
is to start for the North and begin
ber duties among the Eskimos, In-
dians and fishermen. Miss Forbes
first became interested in the work
of the Labrador medical mission
while attending a ecture by Dr.
Grenfell, and she volunteered her
services.
ONTARIO IOLDS PINE SUPPLY
Represented 05 Per Cent. of Can.
ada's Total Lumber Cut.
A despatch from Ottawa says:
Concerning Ontario's 1910 lumber
cut, the Forestry Bulletin says that
Ontario still prouees a little over
one-third of the quantity of thelmn-
ber cut annually in Canada, but its
annual cut, while increasing, is in-
creasing more slowly each year. In
Ontario, during 1910, 1,642,191,000
* feet of lumber were cut, being
worth $30,011,000. The diversified
forests of Ontario have enabled it
to hold the. supremacy up to the
present. White pine of Ontario
formed 85 per cent. of Canada's cut
and nearly half of the hemlock ent
came from this province. Ontario
provided 90 per cent. of the red
pine.
FOOLED WITH DYNAMITE.
--
Montreal Youth May Die as a
Result.
A despatch from Montreal says:
Harry Seigel, aged -11, whose home
is at 150 Murray Street, found a
stick of dynamite on Friday, and
ekperixnented with it, with probab-
ly fatal results. Taking it to a
neighboring blacksmith shop, he
placed it on a table 'and struck it
with a hammer. He was taken ti
the hospital badly burned about the
face and suffering from a severe
abdominal wound.
May be Permitted to Bring Pamil-
ies to Canada.
A despatch from 'Ottawa says:
It is anderstood that, as a, result
of a tonferenee between the Hindu
delegation now in Ottawa and Brit-
ish Columbia members held in the
°flee of Ifen, Robert Rogers, =Min-
ister of .the Interior,. on Wednes-
day morning, it is possible that an
arrangement may be arrived at
under which the Hindu people now
in British Columbia will be allowed,
under strict regulations, to bring
their wives and families to Canada.
MURDER AT. SYDNEY..
Negro Shot Down During Progress
of Drunken Row.
A despatch from Sydney, N. S.,
says: The second murder within a
week has occurred in the manufac-
auring district. During a drunken
row among the colored residents of
the coke ovens, on Wednesday, Geo.,
Halford, colored, was shot and
killed by another colored man
whose name is not known- The
police have arrested five in connec-
tion with the affair.
FRENCJI WARSIIIPS COMING.
Squadron to Visit Three Canadian
Ports Next Year.
A despatch from Montreal says:
It is announced that a squa,dron of
French warships will. visit Canada
next summer, and :will spend ei,ght
day's in Halifax, five days in Que-
bec, and eight days'here.
ATISTICS OF
A !Surplus of -$1,19273O Shown in the
Annual Report.
A despatch from Ottawa says ..Tho
annual report of the PostoificeiDe-
,
partmcnt ,shows that the net. re-
.
-.nue totalled $9;146,952, and the
oXPeaditure $7,954,222. .-During
the year there was an increase of.
407 iti,the number of'post-offices, Of
84 to .postal note offices, and 189 in
money. Order 'offices. "
Theeinererise in the number of;
let tors.is esahnatedat.52,.35.7.t0ara
0,per cent, The reyenaee spa
by $1,188,4o4, and the, expenditure
by $738,885. Postage stamps is-
sued totalled 0.48,764,669, as against
584,204,774 while the value , increase
ed from $9,942,435 to .$11,O11,042
,At the eed, of the, fiscal year 13,324
dffice.s were in oiteratien
`'' In abet'faaleffac.f avings banks:the'
,
aggregate.. balatoe to the-creciat ot
de ositors .a4- the end of ',.the -ear
*43,330.'i39 or a decrease pa
7,a8e, 'accaprits..4,utabered
:13,10 TJV IOJSf),KfgatI41,V11
TRE GLOBE ri A
NUTSHELL.
Canada, tbs Empire anti the
in General Before Your
Eyes.
CANADA,
The -.use of cigarette e in Canada
eentinuee to ancrease.
A new issue of Silver dollars is
about to'. be coined at the Ottawa
iquoi has heen banished from
Afthers,Ssapearokletirs, table bar. and
Martin Lahr, an old man, wao
burned' to death in hie house in
Beverly township on Saturday,
The Mike of Oennainglit wiil
an hoaorary LL,Di degree
a University in thespring.
.nultou ratepayers will vote on ,
yelaws aggregating 1,001,500, in-
lutliag $650,000 for water works,
Tile Pope has issned a eotioe that
persons who eummons Catholie
clergy to voilr . are liable to exconi-
rnim;zati,m,
DalhOusie liraiversity,
has raised $7.5,000 cf an addition of
$350,000 wanted for the endowment
fund.
Pauline JOhosop, the Indian poet -
ars, is in poor health at Vancouver,
ad Brantford friends have sent
r a purse, of $472.
Five men were hurled n he fall
The King and Queen are Wildly
way Through City.
Cheered
A desaetch fron Bombay says1aieftains. Behind these were
Icing -Emperor George and Queen -1 massed an itnrennSe, throng,
Faupress Mary as thir arth,w,, ore official- ,..,nosed 'at Rindas,
Iy stYalonammedans
' and Arabs ell attired in richly -
led 6114(.13'arrivaltheir oolored festival cestalues, Ad -
great easteru empire, landed tram dresses of welcome were presented
the steamer Medina, on Saturday at to the Ring-EmPeraa and Queen'
the quay at the Apolle Blinder at Empress by the munitipality and
4 etelock„ They were met hy the other bodies, to which his Majesty
Governor ef Bombay and a largo eplied.
gathering of high officials belong- . A Royal ProoeSsion was subsea
rig to the civil and military ger- quently formed: It was a mile in
wee, end at once preeeeded to a length and comprised representa-
,huge emPllitheatre whieh had been Lives of al/ branches a the
Buro-
eeeted opposite the ianding stage peaa and native arimes iei
an which was filled to its utmost it eubsequently traVorSed all patiS
capacity with many thousands who f the gaily 4egorated city, The na-
„. .
ea eonie to eveleome their Majoi$-
tics, The Se‘?./W Wag mlarili-AblY
bl-mallt: (me. The handsemelovee
tb,7-eS5 or the offieials and the nnis
foents kif the naval and military of-,
fivers, together with the bright tea,
tettes of the women, only servedempbeisize the gorgeOUs hatai . to
the
ceremonial attire Of the Iadian
'',1',11)7N (40.31PLETED.
Irsi Trop
Over the New Transeons
ental Railway,
of a shed on the wharf at Papinean- (kPa'tb f")111 M°"et°11, R^
and the others more or less injored,
rine. Felix Lefebvre killed stab): inehetrfianrsstcotnlitiionietglitaitrirpailov,v.:yr
Thomas Maere and three a his!in
N.ew Brunswick from Edmunston
hildren were burned to death ' "-',-11°°et°n was eomPloted on Wed -
heir bense on Lieutenant -Govern- "'",saY av,4°,,ram5n, whe" three 1°e°'
!1'0'411‘1:1-141Ititee,0.71:::,:n 10.4401:401.1:104:rit: tomorfs''A"om‘ieiehrousei,o*Nra)g,1;1AavssItilr tt:h:rpoaettiQgrilsit!rh4Techrt:e3
efu.set1 the request, of ,the united itrauscontixiental itt tiliS Province is
ates to intcrfere in the Provincialno‘v ""nPlifte, 'r$AT° the Imildin" of
ulation of moving picture shows, 6tatice48 and terminals.
s. Dalten, millionaire fox
of Prince Edward Is- TACtiOU'T IN 11EIILIN.
land, has purchased from C. Cal-
houn, of Gaspe. Que., three black 3 Refase to AbATeel
ide by se t
. 13
Poultra-Waelaa weal ea 4:abseil
arentielionw r Ate ra
es; deetts.
tarkeye, 16 to
a ut oe lower than th
o 11 it)
poultrY,
ourrno, EGOS,
ttor--'Dafry, *boles, 8n wrappers.
; store lot*, 22 to Po; and Vitoria
17 14 160, OrQuitiora quoted At
380 for ratio. and 27 to 22o for sonde,
lh.
-tr0t1y nowlatd quotoll at 40e,
and tr's11 at 27 to 28o per damn!, fu came
Iota,
CbQ4S0-14Arce• 151.2e, end twins nt
153.4o Per lh,
1100 PRODUCTS,
Bacon. long clear. 12 to 121.2o b.,
in MUM lots. Pork, abort out, S22$0: do.,
0110139, $19.50 to $20. name -Medium to
16 to 16 1-24; heavy, 14 to 14 1-20;
rolls, 103.4 to 11e; breakfzult baron, 16 to
17e; 1MCISH, 19 to Me.
Larti-Tlerees, 113.4c; tubs, Ile; p 118,
12 1-4e.
BUSINESS AT MONTREAL,
Montreal, Dee, 6,-Oata-Canad0an West-
ern, No. 2, 48 to 481-2e; dm, No. 3, 47 to
471-20; extra No. 1. feed, 46 to 461-2c;
No. 2 local white, 471-20; do., No. 3,
461-2e; do., No. 4, 451.2c. Flour --Manito-
ba Spring wheat patents, firsts, strong
bakers', 8490; Winter patents, choice,
14.75 to 85; straight rollers, 84.25 to 84:
40; do., in bags, 81.95 to 82.01 Rolled
oats -Barrels, 85.25; bag, 90 lbs., $2.50.
Millfeed-Ilran, $23; shorts, 225; middlings,
27 to 828; mouillie, 827 to 834. Ray -No.
2, per ton, car lots, 814.50 to 815. Cheese
-Finest, western, 141-4 to 143-4c; do„
easterns, 14 to 14 3-8e. Butter -Choicest
creamery, 30 to 30 1-2c; seconds, 28 to 2.9m
Eggs -Fresh, 40 to 4541; selected, 28e; No.
1 steak, 24 1-2e. Potatoes -Per bag, car
lots, $1.15 to 81.20.
UNITED STATES MARICETS,
Minneapolis, Dec. 5.-Wheatc-December,
51.01; May, 81.051-2; July, 51.063-4; No. 1
hard, 51.023-4; No. 1 Northern, $1.02 to
51.02 1-4; to arrive, 81.01 1-2 tO $1.02; No. 2
Northern, 99 1-2e to $1.00 1-4; to arrive,
591-2e to $1. Corn -No. 3 yellow, 5510
60e. Oats -No. 2 white, 45 to 46e. , Bre-
86 1-2 to 87c. Bran -822.50 to 823. Flour -
First patents, 85 to 85.30;• do.,. seconds,
$4.60 to *$4.90; Bret clears, 53.50 'to $3.85;
do., seconds, $2.40 to $2.80.
Buffalo, Dec. 5. -Spring • wheat -No. 1
Northern, car loads 'store, $1:6; Winter,
No. 2 red, 99e; No. 3 red, 67c; No. 2-whitc,
99e. Corn -No. 3 yeIlow, 691-20; No. 4
Yellow, 68c, all on track, through billed.
Oats -No. 2 white, 51 1-2c; No. 3 white',
51 1-4c; No. 4 white, 50 1-4c.
VE.STOCK MARKETS.
Montreal Dec. 5.-Cattle--But0hers' cat.
Ile, choice, $5.75 to ,56; 00, medium, $4.to
5525; 00, common, 83.25 to $3.50; canners,
$2.25 -,to 52.75; butchers' cattle, choico
cows, -$6 to 55.25; do., 'medium, 84.26 to
54.75;• 00., tains, 53,50 to $4; , milkers,
choice, ,each, *75; do., 'eon:imam and inc
in each, ;50 to 510; Springers, $30 to
$40. Sheep -Ewes, ,53.75 to 84; bucks and
culls, 83.25 to $3.50; latnhe, $5.60 ..to $5.75.
Hogs -F. o. b., 86 to $6.50. Calves -83 to
Toronto, Dec,. . 5. -Medium cattle were
strong, all the way from . $6 to 85,60.
foxes, for $01,00 With Eniployers
Sir Edward clouston is saki to be
A despatell from Berlin, Ger-
about retiriwr from 'the general
managership of the Bank of Mont- malty, says: A lockout, of 70,000
41'e cadndhimt ird O Predith win' elilnif:erekotTot nion tri T")rbenies5tdaalal yttloTilillg:Isieteb,:tecnasmoun
rliament is asked to provide
penalties for theft of logs floating agreement drawn "P by a j°114 emit'
Th. harbors or in Coastal waters, the mitteo of omido,vera and trades
law at present coverinf; only thefts nmioerds)tftho
s. nut-
nt m fresh waters. ` (
GOVC1'11111011il assistance to the, strike started in October last by
g, ood roads movement is like4,000 metal workers
ly to
take the form of encouragement to
the provinces to construct new main FATAL ACCIDENT trr 01.1.V2A.W.S•
or trunk high -ways or to improve
thoSe noir existing. The cross TwuLHUe Boys Were Trampled by
roads would be left under municipal
lurnaliction.
GREAT BRITAIN.
London suffragettes invaded the
City Temple and prevented Mr.
Asquith from speaking.
Morse's Hoofs.
A de-spatch from Ottawa says:
Two little boys were sliding down
a hilly etreet on Thursday after-
noon when they slicl under the feet
of a horse, trossing the street.
Neither the 'little ones nor the
UNITED STATES. horse could bo stopped. The re -
"Little Harry" Marshall, of New sult was William John Finn, aged
0 Waft practically trampled to
York, conimitted suicide there - hedeath, and his brother, Albert
cause at nineteen he was no big-
ger than he was atwelveand Henry, aged 0, is not likely to re-
t , he
feared to ask tove.r. a girl he loved to,
marry him
Ex -State Sumter Lewis Emery, FARE 'PROMOTE• R PUNISIIED.
jr., of McKean County, Penn., in
a public address at Bradford, of- Graham Senteneed to Three Years
fared to give 500 men -each the free
in Penitentiary.
use of 10 acres of land if they would
cultivate it and raise 'vegetables for A despatch from Lindsay says:
their own use and for sale. Harry Malcolm Graham, the "pro
-
There were more violations of -the motor" of a fake electric trolley
Federal pure food and drug law in line from Port Hope to Orillia, who
got sums from various farmers to
Illinois last year than in any other
state in the unien says a repeat supposedly change the survey, se -
made pubic by the secretary of cured the earnings of several of the
agriculture. Twenty-eight Illinois young men under his employ, and
manufacturers and dealers were Friday
in
mariraiedmaorynougncngselnateleyhedt
here. iwasKings-
-
g0s1_1.
found guilty.
ton Penitentiary by Magistrate
GENERAL. ,Jackson for a term of three years.
Nanking has fallen into -the hands
of the revolutionary army. MANY NEW STATIONS..
China has succeeded in obtaining
a loan of thirty million dollars. Grand Trunk Pacific Called Upon
Persians marched in thousands te mem 150,
to the United States Legation in
A despatch from Winnipeg says:
fTciln' onSaturday,
ar:arpaportagaianitiRui'LPPeaiaa.lii'g Owing to the large number of
branch lines constructed by the
Grand Trunk Pacific this year, the
company has had to build no less
than 150 new stations- Of these 98
have already been established 27
are in course of construction, while
the balance of the number contract-
ed for will be finished in the spring.
CUSTOMS REVENUE.'
Increase of $1,307,302 ,Over Novem-
ber Last Year.
.'A despatch' from Ottawa'', says:
Continued' and r.apid growth., of
business prosperity •• throughout; the
Dominion is , reflected by the Cus-
toms reaentie for themonth just
closed.' Total 'au:stoma receipts
were $7, 332, 085„ an inerease, of
$1,307',302, -or over twenty'pey cent.
,as cothpared. with November of last
',Year• Eer the,eight..menths of the
fiscal year the 'Customs : revenue has
been $56,336,708, anincreasetof
.939,800 compared with the corres-
ponding tperiod of last year.
quarters prezented e,, parpeu-
laxly quaint appearante, orestsot
los,sts Alalig the streets bearing a
multitude a native religious sym-
bols representative of the VarIG11$
SeetS, E31011714:31.3S crowds averYa
where heartily acelaimed their Ma-
jesties, who returned to the Medrna
t a.20 in the evening,
BANK TELLER HELD 13.11.
d Robber Scenies 1,000 al
Point of Revolver.
A despatch from 'Vancouver says:.
At the eeminaral of a man armed
with a. revolver, Teller D., A. Ye -
the Royal Bank nt Cenada on Wed-
nesday handed over $1,40 cash,
d the robber made his escape,
lya clerk or two were ix: the
k when the stranger entered.
me a thousand," he laconic-
rdered, and the teller corn
-
Plied, The stranger, pushing the
rnfl of bills hAto bis pocket, hurried
away. The man is described as
foreigner, 2S or 30 years of age.
Ile wore PO mask.
osTAT, nvrEs REDUCED.
tuited States and Great Britain,
Came to an Arrangement.
A despatch from London laYs:
Postmaster -General Herbert le
Samuel announces that as a. result
of negotiations with the United
States postal authorities the rates
for pareels from the United King-
dom te the United States was ae.
dilec<1 on Dee. 1 as follows: Up to
three pounds, 20 cents; up to seven
ixninds, 54 cents; up to nine
pounds, 78 cents; up to eleven
pounds, 51.02. The existing rates
are 30, GO, 84 cents and $1,08 re-
spectively.
RABIES STILL PREVALENT.
--
Examinations by Health Ofileer
Gave Positive Signs.
A. despatch from Toronto says:
Recent examinations have disclosed .e
the prevalence of rabies in Toron-
to and throughout Ontario. Dr. 3.
W. S. McCullough, Chief Health
Officer of the province, stated on
Wednesday that a dog which had
bitten a woman in Rosedale, and
had been destroyed, had been ex-
amined, positive signs of rabies be-
ing found. Another dog's head
sent to the laboratory by Mr. A.,
W. Reilly, V.S., Grand Valley, had
given a positive analysis.
PS.
FEAR SMALLPDX EPIDEMIC.
Meld Entire Province of Quebec is
.,Threatened.
A despatch from Montreal says:
"The entire Province of QUebec,
and, as a consequence' the city of
Montreal, is threatenedwith an epi-
demic of smallpox this winter," de-
clared Dr. Pelletier, Provincial
Medical Health Officer; on Wednes-
day morning. "This condition of
affairs has resulted from the sheer
neglect of the necessary precautions
in a great many municipalities.
Notia day goes by without cases be-
ing reported.
The tininists, Lead
Retire in
by Mr. Bonar Law
a Body.
A despatch from London says
Government Will Impose Disco:int Thera was a remarkable 'Scene in
„ .the House of Conarnons on Thursday
-01 0,11e-lial,fPe3 9e:ni• night when the Government applied
A despatch froth Ottawa; says: the guillotine to 470 amendments in
Itt'order ,to discourage .' the cir.. the report . stage of the ,iitsurance
'cillatieri of Arneric.aleNational'Bank bisi. Mr. Bonar Law, leader of
s.
ed
ng
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first amendment the entire Opposi-
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from the ifouse pursued by deri-
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