The Exeter Times, 1922-5-18, Page 31
Sovie.t POwPfs ,044i. Un
factory --Question of Prolonging the.,Conference,is.'I;Now,,
Be ''Argued by BOtairi, Freiricg
A deisi'patch from. Geno,a .saY.al-Ille /other hard, else' as use 'going On;. and ,
entire /Tient-WS, Work: of the Ge'nea declare they do 11,3 t; WiSil to treat'
Oonference, ,was wiped alit on Thurs- ipoliti.caleperetiens with Russia. if
ay when when, after thepoWers' *hod re- ata,;1,Lief4§Rstt,§7.sheultier her Obligati,ous,,„
TA00 .deTRaii)d of the men fropAsf.,31! l'ilf.511.),leysiec.Le.orge's wish- t� gol
Igroseew for a billio.n-dollar loan., the on toward the etinipact,of in.en-ragg I ,
Russian d.eilegates sent a -reply, torthe ,sion, the Ereneh :quote the RrItis.W
•NViiirhkes •af,=,37410 .that the non,
practically : inipessible to kqee,t, e. far-- , avresion.,-eoroTp)ot."delN.odd ab§io-
veieio4 and ,eeonetnic settleinent witilr•Ilately on a, Russian sOtleinent.
Eat Genoa. ' • The treneh have, asked , Prier
•
but it is a "90 per gentrno." the 10 them lionie they,i
per cent. "yes" consisted in a proPecali expect at least "liVeileleglations. to go
tr'00-1;nnii,s,5ion exPerrta be named
to 'review the Russian financial situa=
fP.'id in a aerYY Pr011.O.al that the
Russian delegeatitin-sliOuld neverthe-
less GcRap, -to discuss other
Ph Rrciely not..e. flat "ne.," Peincarie,fOr -.J,iftStrtictieris, H wileave at, o,ncc- and
Tie orders
,queotionj§agenda., Including the
c011iptlef non -aggression. Not erne
of the :eonclition4,- imposed byethe.Powe
ers as'ilie price of resuming eommer-
Civil relations with' ...Russiawas ae-
Cepted,-
What turn the tonference will now
take cannot be ,60a -d, tpreient.' Mr,
Lloyd George is desperately hoping to
make esomething eurt ef the cbnfere'rtce,
and would continue it for the discus-
sien Of other th-au the Russian tnean-
with them. If he orders .the delega-
tion to stay, they will remain as long
as Mr. Lloyd George wishes the con-
-Terence to continue. ,
This is a summary of the Russian
reply; • .....
,„
1. ruusstia must nave a loan,.
2.. She is Willing to, negotiate for
compensation of eolifiScated. private
m/operty; although ..not . recognizing
the prineiple. , '
3. She refuses to std..? internal
propaganda, but will abandon it 'in
other countres where it, is against
the law.
The document consistent from
the Moscow standpoint. It stands
obstinately. on the right to cenfiscate
.
property m a revolution.
dal and ectosIOMIc problems.", The,
Italians agree. 'The Freriblf; on the
Cliklese Frying School
Opened at Esquirnatilt
A despatch from Victoria,
B.C., says: -- Headed by a
group of Chinese of British
nationality, mainly .of the
younger set, a Chinese flying
school is to be opened in Es-
quimault. The first machine,
. _
a Curtiss, withpontoonss to
be ready for service on May
25.
The object of the flying
school, which will follow one
in operation m Kamloops, for
the last two years, is to train
pilots for aviation, so these
men, when trained, may re- • H o n . W.,: C. Nichol
turn to China to carry on the 1:enter:ant-Governor of British Colum
-
OVER otiCeoRd
••••••wanil.
Pa.triotic Innovation.
The biggest "thing that has happened
in , university circles for some time
was, the creation lait week' el the
School of Postgraduate Studies at the
University of Toronto. . It is a re-
gretahle fact- that eacb. year gradu-
ates of Canadian Universities have
gone to the United States to secure
more advance& edocationthan was ob-
-bainable in this Dominion and that
1 many of these brightest of , young
Men and women have not, returned- to
iCanada but have remained in PeSi-
tions of -variouS kinds across the bor-
der. This •has been a serious loss to
this countwy. , Now, with the estab-
lishment of • the new School a,t On-
tarids Pr crv-ineisa University, no
wbudent need leave his native land for
more education. Graduates of Univer-
sities pi Western .and Eastern Canada
will be encouraged to pursue their
postgraduate studies in Toronto, and
Canada will be albd'e to keep' her ine
. ,
nada root Coast to Cost
of Al.,..1-4:.ture, ft.tbd) Nerrul. weatlieF
Nevfoundiand, to Labrador and haedt .esrehined to make this branch 'ef
. flint?, luos, after delivering mails apiculture very pa'pfitable. The 5l
at three linacer4, is the latest reciord l'Ple ergal'Azation Ot: this '1)21°'-vilnee
' Sir'rey Catiten of the Aerial which represents practically all thet0
Mail Service': Leaviee. Botrikood late lee=0,grOwers, io,reparted to contra
in the morning, :Major Cotton made over 6,000,000 pounds a tohacce.
his first landiug at $".t, Anthony's and Winnipeg,' Man.-MaY the first saw
then, preceeded to Labrador. He ploughing and seeding ' 631101'0
de„eeerndei • at Ifoo.o. Hole Cove, where throughout the Prairie Provinees.
14 he topic op. the 'return ineit and flew though tins date, is soMere ' tea!'
ir -lartIPS
Authot lot "Pe
farri
the
had
hurnatf
•out obtire)
„ reticence
'irani persenal. rs
of .11. man, of myat
earlier ,exPerienoere,,
reanintle e,rk,e
erously, and, f..0 '1)01,Pe
in "Margaret
oa to 13.0,tej,e'lotoel., - than last Yeat./ . best -fun iS.'hair
.'ea'nj°1'd
unusual.ly rap).14,'With. the 1 I
:oolipro,ie,sion.er was aPPointed to ac'ever't imagina.tion. Ile knows the sero
ilandEe the seheme. 'The city bon- Moose Jaw, Sasice-Ses440,heWan the ,grind from hie
rvance.d to 'parties' iintending huilding. thousand mere Teen. for siAisi`6.- work
Air,ea.dy, 1,9 applioatio.ns, ve „been en the farms. Wages have .se,Oleivikrat
made !ler loans, The maxienein inetreasede according • en-
,arnorunt,-.„.is $8,000 for
rowing' $50,000, which will be ad- has sent to the Pacific Coa'k for one
gagenents being nrade f 36 to
Halifax, N.S.-The Nova Scotia, $40 a tnmith h°a•rd'•
•Iiiet,agipstr.ta4le;t5,11,9,0a0s0 mtosdpex,oavalloereiliencltnitac;ziT'L%nees.,,eurviter jGghol/eriln,3inndelti.etala.mbetn:lbtioareatbitei. If-ao'aolditeroLi.
ecut fortnm
„Ito
ii}srt31)trraocptsr°end' thieb PraEldri):Ise'n'ten, AlLa--Aoo°rding to he ‘caug,o-alh":„'n'f),eNb* /1<mibruniagIllI"
• mall received from the far north the
ith 4atlY the
Cameto fraMe, affluence. He
arlone and friendless in Lender,..:'
editors rejected What the wrote:„ •
stotieS fOr 'Which they now .pay, faney
prices were a on the. Grub Street
the neW sleha-e$ interfere with the work
ofanyother university. Relatively
14t_r_le Ra:stg,r4.41,SIt.e,
work
is
in Western, oa. Eastern -Universities in
Canada end,these institutions will, no
douibt, encourage their graduates to
utilize the postgraduate facililies et-
fered 'at. 'the University of Terronto.
flying ,services of that land. L th sea the annual conven-
bia, ”cv '0 w 1°- -I. • G re Roads As-
. ton of the 0031a,Clain
sociation, to be held, in Victoria next
New Plane's Speed • in.onth. '
•
100 Miles Per Hour 1
A deseia.beh fraro Paris say -se -The
world's grea•best biplane leas just ,fin-
ts./ied its .final teats in ,..thie ,e•tego,tirPlre
at Orly and so,onevill comma:lee trans-,
•European, flights., Prolieably it ;will; be
used in a new atteaript to cross the
Atlantic late this summer. It is Far-
man construction, w-ith four propellers
and four 400 harse-parvrer rnoterts. The
' wing spread is more than 100 fee:.
According.. to Aviater 33-oussotro1,
• Its pilot, it wQil maintain a speed of
100 miles an hour while( carl.Ting
twenty pa.ssengere and .thaggag,e-a,
total load in excess cf seven tons.
FeedingFoxes•
Taking in a Partner.
ltaly's traffic Custom.
In Italy wheeled- traffic keeps. to the
left in la,ige toWns, but to.the.right
the country, '
handling and'. repair of gas engine.s
,and .curing and ,pa,elcing, fish. The
'grant, -will he increased if:interest, is
Shown in the classes,
In Japan arranging cut flowers is
an art. The way eveiy branch or
spray ,is placed means. sornethin,g, is
symbolic. The Japanese insist on
keeping the natural and typical form
of each stem or branch and depend on
•combinhig two or three branches to
make an, effective design. Rarely is
more than one hind of plant used in
the same vase, and the vases are pur-
posely kept simple, so that they shall
not distraet attention from the flow-
telleetual giants at home, Noi Iva ere.
• Quebec, Que.-Further immigiratton
'of French Canadian's a the striking
textne operatives in New •Eng..amicl!
States reported. In addition to those
yvtito haye,moved back to the Provir:ce
of Quebec it is stated that 350 'families
have left for Alherbe and, Saskat-
chewan.
• Toronto, Ont. -A recent. sale of
.Canadiars Burley tobacco. England
at ip14.ces of 30 cents per pound ,and
uPward attr,a3tS at6ealtion„..to the -6.0- a gross value of $12,920,398, and with r
bare° industry ite this proC;r-ince. 'The places. gold a total value of $13,- 'N'thn't vver s'-'°°/1 .03" great aohiever
high fertility of the soil with plenty 153,598. Thent arkl inisPressiv.°-
suecese. But he knows -as" the heart
knows its bitterness and. a man 10
Flashed Radio message Translating,Shakespeares • aware of the cross he earries-how
lio
Around the World
Particularly _brigl'it, at the present
time are the ,•'rprotspects' fere-strung,
„eprqgettsc, yorapig,,pepplet 'tte find, not
only pleeerrIre dale farm Veaelletit else
the, safest and sureist souree a' in-
come 'in itare: -years "ahead.:
„ For tlyals ,reasori wise parents a:re
More ;and More smcious.thak they
Wha-t is rare- best foodi for a iblatolt
fox?
That is a new. question for :which
dieticians have to find an answer..
A quarter of a century ago; no per-
son cared what food Toxes.ate,sa long
as rep -Jar& did not npla ihat,particular
person's henerooet. :•, • e
But 'the es!dhllishinent.of the fox fur,
industry changed all that.
The menu cf the black fox has to he g'nll ""'"'".° .12°,11nders3talld 11.3
earefuly studied: '1"1e soientiats ,and °I' heir real' i'lltFes't In the Prgllert
eekly Market- Report
past wraitter has proven a MO st
rich and precioni aP -the riternOrg
114 'One' to the IndiansY's when. he
was too" and -h'
trappers; and.gootl.eatches of furs arel wawas sbili t'") make"
^
., 'Then, as an instance of high courage
reported. I3ounding, prosperity ie., 'mei in a different new, . levee
Le cues aa
far northland is 'the -keYnote of all
Captain Scott, of the Antarctic, wrote
advloes
Victoria, B:0„ ---Mineral production
in the Province of British Columbia in
1921 amounted to $28,066,641, axicerde
ring to- the annual reeort of the Depart',
ment of Mines, tabled in tlaeprovincial
legislature by Hon., W, ,Sloan
Miniarber of Mines. The total tonnage
of ore mined hi previrYCe during'
the pat year -eras 1,562,655, having
him, When Scott knewjdeath soon nariet
Collie. Starring, their feet frozen,
powerless to move, the heroes' would
not glife in. "It would- do YOur heart
good," wrote sceu, "to be in out
tent to hear our songs and our elieerV
conversation,"
Te-, -the students of 'an ar,eient uni-
vereiter the famous -writer" who` has
plucked. the human heart strings the
Works Into Siamese earns by -what .11e- alaS' to -day. Ile
tolled. He eaffered.. He kept on. Ho
• A ..despatch from Washing-
ton says: -- The Annapolis
Naval Radio Station has suc-
ceeded in flashing a time sig-
nal around the world without
-relaying, using a wave lerigth
of 17,145 meters. This was
announced tol the Horological
Institute of America, by Dr.
Paul Sollen1Defger, of the Na-
val Observatory at George-
town: The current literally
wrapped itself around the
World, completing a surround-
ing embrace in the fifteenth
part of a second.
TORONTO. ' perital gal., $2.10; per 5 Imperial tgatits,„
li/fanitoba. wheat -No. 1 Northern $2,05. Maple sugar, lb. 13c. .
$1.61%; No. 2 Nerthern, $1.47%; No. ,Hohey--60 an& 30 -pound tins, 141/2
3 Nerthern., $1.39.to 16c..lier lb.; 5 and 2% -lb tins, 17 to
•Manitob'a oate-No. 2 C. , ---------18c per lb.; Ontario comb hdneY, Pex
No„ I. feede,„,- . p4 -toes - Ontario, - O. , tg,
-Ala the. above' 'track, Bay ports: --$1,40., Seed potatoes Irialli CobbIeirs,
5.11-Ora3eyreicrovi,-°43777c.,-ilNlPrari.. .21.. S'esia*w' 7.-8A1; 1-:s111'.750,akIl'adgrn. eats:-Ilains, medium, 3;
f ,
.Barley -No. 3 ext -a, test' 47 lbs, or to $6e; cooked ham 46 to 48c. smoked
belourbt)bsejride.60 t.o 650' a'°°°rdlillig" to
fl'elghts fie:rraeallak:ta23sbitteeoliaacf;e2:6'stne,; )32100-ttarbo;73.307c;q:liss'Lmee30.ksical;
;Buckwheat --NO. 3, $1.00.
'Rye -No. 2, 95e. .. - boneless, 40-e. . '
3.C.W, 56c. extra No. 1 feed 5EPAc• <11°2'i
Manitoba.,barley-Nominel. $1.1&t$ $1,15`rDelawares, • $1:3-0 to
cured meatse-Lo' Pg, clear b.P.ie.011/
-- Delivered Montreal
Mutltfeed • freight,,hags' inelladied; frau, per ten $17.50 to $18.50; clear bellies, $16.50
gerlsin Tann woik. $28 to ;X30; ' shoits, iPer" thn, $30 to th, $10.50; lightweight rolls, in barrels,
tercet the boys anti t $45.00; heavyweight rolls $39.00.
Juvenile agricultural eluflis are deing, $3-2;" good feed -flour $i.10 $
mulch to stimulate the intere'st of the Balecthray '-i-Trt,ack Toronto per 'eon Lard -Prime, tierces, 165;./ tubs.,
memheis In special lines earmdng, extra No. 2, $22 t$23; nideceeli, ; paile, 17e; prints, 18c. Shorten-
, Tor- 2 pails, 151/2 to 16c; prints, 17%
elven to these organiza-elons meas- Straw -Car lobbc'per'ton, track lor-
and!
too much intportance cannot be to $19; dove'', $14 to $18. ing, tierce's, 14% to 15e; -tabs, 16 to
to 1&c
influences responrible for *°n't°9 chellioe heavy steers, $8.90, to ,$9;
' • ' • ' • 0' tari tr-N 1
the renewal of Community interest in, $1:outside. • •. ts eers, choice, $8 to $8.50; doe
n o ,ea. c.,onimercla bti at
ears,
Ontario No. 3 oaths, 40 to 45c., out- g.).9°4 $7•25 t° $7.75; 66.9 medium, $.6.50
the business of farming.
• Another. mea.ns for -creating in ebhe side,„ - common, $6 to $6.60; hutch-
boye ancl girls a real, desire to remain Ontario "corn -53 to, • 6.0c outside
, I , • er heifers, choice, $7.75 to $8.25; do.,
the 'farm is' to make them part- Ontasno fleur-1st patenta, in cotton medinni, $7 t°' $7.50; d°'.9' c°nlin°'19 $6
8, 7 70 er, baa.„61,. to $6.50; butcher zows, choide, 86 to
dinun $4 to $5. canners and
211i nat Dees in et:he farteinehnsiness„ Too sa t ,
°Peen.-youitikeir,-geA,ori'a-, IS given.] entir '(bakers. Straights 9in
' cutters, $1 to. $2; butcher bullst, good,
a lot of hard work to rdo on the farm' In) / sea cat '9 • ' $5 to $6; do, common, $3 to $4; feed --
help them to_ uncloretatki that, their ,chee,-eeeNew huge 17vsw $5.fte $5.50, to $.0;
ents, $8.20. '
labor is of valtue and essential ta the ty„.• :17 eh to ,i8e. t,;• el IsPrinVes, $60 to $80, calves, choice',
income of the business. The boy or 111-' - -,q72 uul$10 tO1medium,
And littbe cl),PorkunitY tc) share in the ..:Manitieb.s, flottr_let partents,,in 'cat- ers, good, $6',to $6.75; do., fair, 45.50
$8.70 per barrel; 2nel, pat- to $6; stockerS, good, $5.50 $6.25; db.,
130nefits. The par,tnership idea will ton sacks,
19°. °1-49 l'arg°9 2,1c; twilll's'9 21 4c do. common, $'4 to $5; lamb.s, choice,
22e Stitlthne new, 20e. "Extra. old, $1,41 to $15; die, common, $6 'to $7;
the owners we tseelcing to find the type
of food on •w•Mch the prec•ious dttie
fur -bearing animals thrive best, and
how they' roy be protected -from
worm s. -
Th -e correct answer to both, these
questione /will, he worth millions of
dollars annually to the fax ranching
industry. ,
Important steps tawarde the solu-
tion el the question have already been,
taken by the Council of Scientific Re.-
seatich a* Ottawa.
—
The biggest fo@l is, the marl ;who
tooie himself.
OWned by the dairsilY. With en& an
understanding be difficult In-
deed, to iernlit ethen to, the uneer-
tainities city life.
•
Someepersons seem to thin -k that
life is a moving -stairway: that all. a
man gas to do is to step aboard and
be carried to the top. •
The Egyptians were the first t�
sit:dice use of artifieial eyes.. They ve-ers
made ef gold, silver, copper, or ivory.
A number of French widows wear
!rings striped black and white to re-
mind possible suitors• of their
bilit-y for marriage.
"acestioniemeatewewle"...4"*.577Wor
large, 29. *a 27o. Old „St:titans-, 24e.
Butter --Fresh dairy, chaice,24 to
2gee ereamer,y, prints, fresh 'finest, 89
'to; 110e;:N01, 1,i3S s.tt1: -,1!!1.99•2, 36 -I°
37c; cooking, 20 to 23c. •
• Pressed Poultry -Spring Chickens.,
660;' obilekeense; 3Q• •35e. rotostors', '20
to 25c;,fowl, 24 to3Ocerdnelesr, 36e; tar -
keyse',45 to 50c; greese, 25e. ,
LiVetpoaltrye--e• Speen' tg tehetokens, 55e,;
roosters 17 to 20c; .lowt, 24 to. 300;
ducks, 38c; •teirkeYs;15 -to 50e; geese,
20c.
Margarine -20 to 22e.
Eggs -New, 'Datil, candled, 31' to- 32e;
New laielyin cartons, 36c.•
-„Beens Canadian, hancli•picked,
$4.25.'.pirrimes,'$3a6 ;to ,$8.80.'
,spring laireles,, $10 to $1,„. , ,
choice, $7.50 to $8.50; do., tgood, $6
to $7; da, COIMMen, $4 to $5; bogs, fed
ancrwatered,-$13.5.0; (no, f:o.b.,.$12.75';
dip., tortentr-y paints, $12.50. •
MO/NITRgAL.
Oats, Canadian Western, No. 2, 66
to 661/2e; do. .No. , 3, 62 to 621/2c.
Flour, Man. srp'-iring wheat patents, lat,
$8.60. Rolled oats, bag 90 lbs, $8;
Bran, $32.50.- Shorts, $33. Hay, Na.
2, per ton, can lots, $29 to $30.
Cheese, finest Easrternrs, 13 to
131,4.c. Butter, choicest creamery,
341/2c. Eggs,sel'ected, 84e. Potatoes,
per bag, ear lots, 75 to 80c. '
Calves, $5 to; $6.'75; carnmen drink-
ers, -to $4; hogs, $14.50 to, $14;75;
showed' the same 'valiant Spirit as -that
A despatch from London says.- e _ ,
Arniong: the outspoken adrnirere. of exP2olier. . addi-ese was
is the King of 'Siam according
anniversary celebrations; at StratTard merall'Airrg matte to college
to a. letter written by his secretary
and received by Sir Sytlney Lee, chair-
-shokesmeare heseig...ed :by tale worth a thousand ordinary .spetsches of
men.
What.Do We Plant
roan of the trustees of Shakespeare's
birthplace, in .Sake-
speare'S works inte Siamese. '
Bari Navarastli, the .secrebary, sent
in behalf of the King a cheque for
$500 as a personal .contrabution to
the Shakespeare Birthplace 'Trust and
$250 for the memorial theatre Vinci.
I -1e says that his Majesty is an ardent
admirer of the British national poet
and is doing his utmost to induce the
Siamese to study him: '
Bath andYiolet.Riys
Cures In,somnia.
General Sir 'James Wilicooks
He has the distinction of 'being the
moat dacorated 2110.11. in the British
army. His term as Governor of 'Ber-
muda is expiring and he is, to be suc-
ceeded by Sir Joseph kaiser. .
in My Garden. -
Tulips tall, and. daff,Odils
Up and -tnewn my -laid's-,
tittle PatitiS of grey old • stone,
-Little 'thoughts -While all -alone.
How God smiles on each'new day,
Teaching one „the 'only way
To be happy,... ip to.. know
betek will make one -se.
What do we T.4a:at when wo- plant a
We plant a mast to earry the sails,
We plant a ship 'which will eros e Ihe
sea,
We plant the beams to withstand tbe
irgzel.ei.e?s__
A keel, a keelson, and prow and itnete
We plant a -ship when we eiant a tree.
.,.
We plant -the pillars, the shingles, the
,We plant°11vas'shicldirei. the laths, -01...ie
be-e-aftediTre"sn rare., e., 1.,a_ts tnat be,
I . t Ii bei we laht a
- • We p an a one w p
A despatch. from Paris says. -There tree/
tree?
businese •• man in tile •advice of Dr- We plant the house
Livet of the Paris. Faculty -of Medi -
eine, who announce& this week that
inkvv-tarni bath every night, fol- A thnusatille.b?sens that we daily s
lowed by tie appltieaetkan of -subdued
blue and •Vdelet rays. We plant' a• spire to out -climb the
that deep slumber Induced, even in We Plant a staff 'ft'''. our e‘Inntitrst
Dr. Livett insists that subdued. light e plant a shade; from the fierce sun-,
What do we plant when we pini -it
is a be.on to the insomnia stricken
for you and ine.
sz
in lieu of nareotice alletiat'ii1neeied 'What 1) -1 -ant :Tole!' we Plant
Experhnents have shown, he says, crag, .
the 'worst 'cases, within half an hoUr. flag/
in a bedroom is a better guaranty of
rest than total darkness.
free; •
We plant all Wealth When -We plant a [
-tre_9e!
-I-Ienry Abbesei '
Will Attempt to. Recover
Lusitania Valuables „Coronation 'of Rournaniils
SovereigriS, Nett
A despatch fibm Ne'w'port News, ,
Va.; says.e-A little black step -niter, The corr.enertion of King Ferdinand
,Blalteley,:puTled a'reW lines at Muni- arid Qbeen Marie 'Of'Runianita, whielhe
British princes and princesses may
not marry before the age of twenrty-
five without the King's consent; if
over twenty-five they may marry by
giving notice twelve months before -1 20,000 rubles; a letter art the atitY,
hand to the Privy Council, unless Pare 30,000; in Russia, 50;000; re,gistered
liameent -decides against the proposed lette.ris, 100,000/and telegreums 50,000
114 cipal "pier here and headed for will take place in the- heart of the
sea thM first Oleg of hex run to the beautiful Transylvanian Alps, 'will he „
British Isles where,,off Xinsalle Head, On a scale of lavishness and regal
she will attempt to reeover "gold, ..gra-ntleurr hitherto unknown in ties Del-
ver and jewels which Went clarven with leans. A meter:elf-1.cent catheijoeil
the illerfated seven ` years Byzantine design, cosetritig Millions of,
<ego. Phillard:elphia she .m11 take francs has been especially erected irk!
an equipment, .i4Cluding 'What is 'tsaria •Sibiu 'for the 2e.rawniing of -Europe*
to he a speodall deq divideigsurit for most beautiftgl Queen and Xing Ferdie
use 40-- fathoms belatv the itneface. nand. The Rumanian 'Parliament ins
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, appropriated an immense sum ter the
Soviet Telegraph end event. Moat o, f the reighing seeer-
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eigns and leeends <if sta,te throughout";
and Postal Rate•Scliedule -e9
-urope have li,etien" invited. '"
• • - • King ' Ferdinand, and Queen Marie
A despatch, front London says !-Th'e ascended that:tone .just- befere the be -
new So-viet "Plostal•g14 tele. rate ginning; of the 'World War; and the
sthedill'e II" been arYtIollate4; " f<IIL Continuance of the strriggle made It "
laws: For a postai within:the city, nee6s,sary .to porstnans the eetnnation
from. year to year. engiese 16,whiih
has been finally chosen ,feri. thee event, .
is -the anniversary' Rumenita's entry
into the war.
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by rare IStones, have boor, mode for
the Rtunaniate rulers and the Queen
has replacedal,1 her pi-etc:1one jewels
which were ennfiscated by the Belehte-
viki earcly in the ware by peons and jew-
• elry of even geriaier beauty and worth.
Her pearls alone are istia.a to, represent
minions of francs.
• The wedding at their eettend ,itaegh-
ter, ,lVfairiat, to Rintg Alexander at
Jugo-Slavia, will "tralee place early
Sunte,
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agricultural olucation in Canada an0
the excellence of the arrleultarrAl to
the Chicago International. LiveOodla
Expozition when the Ontario Agriaul,',
tnral College at Guelph, the Manitoba,
Agricultural College at Winnipeg, an61
the Macdonald Agedeultural College 0/
Quebec eoverod thernaelves with ,gletey
in the judging coil -testa, winning the
fine nrize in individual standing a
wel 1 eee th e r a iv ay da .