editorial
ARMISTICE
DAY.
Kite
j
cur
ago
un
armistice
was
signed
winch
led
to
(lie
pence
of
Veruilles.
Five
years
ago
fighting
stopped
in
France
ami
Germany
mid
the
most
horrible
war
of
history
ram?
to
an
end.
Five
vcars
have
passed
and
yet
the
countries
are
slill
discussing
the
lerniH
of
peace
and
IrjM'K
'o
force.
(Sermany
to
u
realization
thai
she
was
the!
losing
nation.
Today
we
look
hack
on
ih
Ureal
War
somewhat
a
an
event
in
history
ralher
than
u
a
viuil
factor
thai
still
n.
fliiciicing
our
live.
While
it
wa
necessary
lo
fis
hi,
yel
victor?
a
well
as
vanquished
till
suffer
m
u
result
of
the
con-
l
f
i
.
ill
i
ifl'T
llliuillliri
J
l.ti-l
Haul,
nun
iruuil
llicl,
The
world
has
changed
....
...
,
.......
....I
.'
...ill
ill
l
III'"
Jlllliu
itllltuil.
II.
J
1J"VK
U.
VI
.-II.
f'i
ryCMrKl"'
''Hoard
and
the
work
will
before
the
ev
i
-VT
effects
of
the
Vncurre..ll
with
the
great
even
have
passed
away.
,
,
,
,
,
We
Mnl
always
remember,,,,,,,
,
,
,.S9P,
Ihe
wonderfn
bravery
of
th?!wmjM
,)(.
,,erc
for
.
men,
he
frals
of
endurance
.....
.,
'
.....I
...ff........
II..
.
I
....a
frii
i
it
i
in
i
ii
mil
-
Int.
I.
Tl.n
......
...I...
r....-l.l
...ii.
j
in
men
wiin
iimimiii
here
were
heroes
whether
h?y
gave
their
lives
or
not.
Once
a
year
we
remember
their
great
ded
ami
Iheri
we
lurn
again
to
the
hatlln
of
lifammUfrry
on.
H
doe
nol'do
lo
dwell
too
long
on
the
prist.
The
future
is
be-
fore
it
but
now
and
thru
turn
and
glance
hack
and
let
Ihe
mind
dwell
on
Ihe
great
deed
of
Hit
yining
men
who
fought
for
us,
IS
ACQUITTED
MURDER
CHARGE
Salvadore
Varln
Fought
Wan
Who
Died
from
In
"
Juries
Later
VAXCOtVKH.
.Nov.
10.
Sail
vadore
Varltt
was
artpiillrd
yes-lerday
by
Ihe
alxe
Jury
after
leiiKlhy
deliberallou
of
I
lie
murder
of
Kiiule
Hansen
who
died
of
ItijuiK'."
salil
to
have
been
received
when
be
ftniKhl
with
iiim
over
the
Inllcru
vvlfo
lasl
July
llan.eii
and
Mrs.
Variu
were
km
hi
o
have
been
.bol
Ii
Inimical
nl
wheii
Ihe
iuarrel
with
Variu
look
place
on
a
Vancouver
street
in
lliu
heart
of
the
cily.
The
Varlns
had
been
married
I
wo
months.
In
a
letter
wrillen
lo
bis
wife,
while
he
was
hidiuir
iu
Seattle
Brentford
1,
Portsmouth
1,
after
Ihe
assault
on
Hatiscn.'i-'.xeler
tlily
3,
Brilol
Hovers
I.
Varln
olfercd
lo
lake
his
wifo'.Mihvall
0.
Heading
0.
back
If
she.
would
"lead
a
bellelNorthamplou
i.
plymoulli
0.
life.
(Norwich
Cily
3.
Newport
Cily
0.
In
aciluittiiiK
the
prisoner
Ouccn's
Pari;
I.
(iillinKhaiu'
I.
neither
Ihe
Jury
nor
Ihe
Judge
added
any
cominent
lo
the
verdict
RUMORED
SUICIDE
OF
GENERAL
LUDENDORF
Was
Paroled
After
His
Arrest
In
Connection
with
Royalist
Putsch
HIlltl.lN,
Nov.
10.
H
U
rumored
from
Munich
that
(eneral
Liideudurf
committed
suicide
tlpon
belli
paroled
aHer
f
HIPP
HKTlfF
TO
bis
arrest
In
connection
vvllhrmtr
Vr...."
Hut
abotiive
loyalist
Putsch
in
Munich,
C.1MI.
sleamer
Princess
Ileal
-rice,
Canl
.dpTe,
arrived
from
Vancouver
and
wnyporls
alt
9
'clock
this
mornTmr
and
returned
south
at
I
this
WMn
Vmi
Want
A
TAXI
BOSTON
NEW
GRILL
99
Third
Ave.
in
a
hurry
The
Laical
In
Restaurants.
Private
Boxes
for
Ladies
PIhhk
and
Party
Use.
at
Oars
and
Beit
Servloe
PRINCE
RUPERT
Best
Food.
Best
Service.
In
tht
City.
Rates
Reasonabls
"Take
Her
to
the
Boston."
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia'
Newspaper
OPEN
DAY
AND
NIGHT
J
VOL.
XIM.,
NO,
200.
PIWNCK
HUPKUT,
B.C.,
.SATIKBAY.
NOVF.MBKIl
10,
1P23.
VMUrdty'a
ClrtuUtloo
1SS2.
trt
U1
20.
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS.
E-CROhti
PRINCE
ONCE
MORE
IN
GERMANY
INQUIRY
INTO
P.G.E.
AFFAIRS
WILL
BE
SEARCHING
SAYS
PREMIER
OLIVER
Former
German
Crown
Prince
Crosses
Into
Germany
And
Is
Rumored
To
Head
Monarchists
CONTRACT
TO
mi
iiM.il
iiifiiiii:!
mi?
iiiuiiiiii
I
fn
II
IApV.vvhcre
his
eslut?
is
situated.
It
LULxTJu
LfUIjIV
"t
"r
"'tlck
"'is
morning.
;
TJ
I
K
HAtiUK,
Nov.
10.
l
Hull
Repairs
to
Canadian
Volun
teer
Will
be
Wade
Here
as
Well
as
Machinery
Overhaul
Tiie
contract
fur
hull
repair!
to
the
C.G.M.M.
steamer
Canadian
Vtrlunteer.
now
in
the
local
ilock
i...
.
i
.".im
nu
,..
ni
rx
AAiniTnii
PAmrnlii
mw
ivunmi
ruuiDHLL
ENGLISH
LEAGUE.
Division
I.
Jlirmingham
3,
Wet
Haiu-U-tU.
Bolton
V.
I.
Chelsea
.
Huntley
I.
Blarkburn
It.
2.
Hvrrlou
2.
Shefrield
I
.
o.
Hnddersficld
3.
Liverpool
I.
Mlddlcsborn
o.
Arsenal
0.
Newcastle
f.
I,
Manchester
I.
N.tl
C.
0.
Aslon
Villa
-t.
(Preston
.N.
h.
I.
Sunderland
2.
Tottenham
3.
Noll
Fore
I
0.
Wet
Hromwieli
2.
Cardiff
.
Division
II.
Iliailford
C.
0.
Leeds
0.
BrUlolCily
I,
Blackpool
I,
CovenlryfC
I.
NcUon
0.
Derby
GTl,
Stoke
I.
WUh'Fulham
3,
Southampton
2.
,11011
i;uy
I,
i;ryiiai
raiacc
z.
Manchester
3,
Leicester
0.
Port
Valcl.
Clapton
0.
The
Wednesday
I,
Barusley
0.
South
Sidled
2.
Oldham
A.
0.
Slorkpurl
C.
3.
Hury
2.
Division
III.
Northern
Acringlou
2.
Wignn
Horn
2.
Harrow
I,
Itolherhnm
2.
Chesterfield
7.
WuNnll
0.
Darlington
I,
Trauiiicre
I.
Durham
C.
3,
Crewe
Alexander
I.
Grimsby
T,
2,
Wolverhamjdnn
0.
Halifax
Town
3,
Ashingtou
0.
I.ilicon
Cil
2.
Bradford
3.
New
Brixhtuit
0,
Hartlepool
0.
Ilochdnle
2,
litncanter
0.
Wrexham
3,
Soulhpoii
0.
Division
III.
Southern
Ahenlare
I,
Briiililou
and
Hove
1,
itinirtirtiM'tilli
0,
Southern!
I
Swanea
5,
Merlhyr
1.
Swindon
1,
Charllon
0.
Watford
0.
Luton
0.
SCOTTISH
LEAGUE.
Division
I.
Aberdeen
2,
Porllek
ThWIlcs
Airdrieonians
2.
Molherwell
0.
Ayr
fulled
2,
Hibernian
2.
Clyde
3,
Morion
0.
Dundee
l.
Clydebank
1.
Hamilton
2
.Celtic
5.
Hearts
4,
Kilmarnock
I.
Oueen's
Park
0,
St.
Mirn-n
1..
liallh
Hovers
I,
Falkirk
0.
Itauirers
2,
Third
I.aunrk
0.
BE
ADMINISTRATOR
OTTAWA,
Nov,
10.
The
Canada
(laielle
appolnla
Chief
Justice
James
A.
MaedonaM
nf
Ihe
B.C.
Court
of
Appall
as
nd
mlnlstralor
durins
l't
absence
from
the
province
of
I.ieul.
fiovt'i-nur
Midi
'I.
i
A.MSTKUDAM,
ov.
10
The
Hutch
government
announced
!
today
that
the
former
Crown
Prince
or
(ierniauy
rroed
the
!.
........
r...
ii.:.
....
....i..
...
iu
1
1
...."
u:i...:..
the
Hutch
ami
(iermau
governments
granted
(he
former
(lerman
crown
prince
permission
lo
return
to
flermany.
UTHKCIIT,
Holland,
Nov.
10.
Humors
circulating
here
are
mat
ine
ex-crown
prince
oi
tiermany
na
gone
iu
iiermany
to
jdMrict
with
Ihe
exeeulion
of
put
himself
ut
the
head
of
a
mouarrhil
movement,
liul
verifies-
,
(jueen
Charlolle
Islands
lion
is
lacking.
which
have
been
delayed
in
ar-
PAIU.S,
Nov.
10.
The
entente
allies
will
inil
vigoroiily!rivjns
at
Ihe
odlce
of
Hie
in-at
Berlin
thai
Ihe
former
crown
prince
who
entered
(ierniauy
HI.Cor
f,f
fiherie.4
on
account
today
be
expelled
from
(lermari
territory.
France
and
Britain
jf
recent
lormy
weather.
The
exchange'd
views
during
Ihe
past
few
days
on
the
subject.
total
indicate
that
the
pal
Sensation
In
London
'-easnh
has
been
an
averaje
one
I.0NHON,
Nov.
10.
A
senaliou
wa
caued
here
today
by
in
quantity
of
salmon
taken;
Ihe
news
that
the
former
crown
prince
of
(Jermauy
had
returned
The
total
for
Itf22
was
1)01,1(17:
lo
his
own
country,
the
general
place
himself
al
the
head
of
the
workeil
up
by
the
monarchists.
The
very
fad
Mini
he
chose
this
linn
lo
make
the
move
was:Mifficient
to
rouse
thejnterest
of
the
Briljsh
people.
The
general
opinion
is
that
instead
of
being
senl
back
to
Holland
he
will
be
placed
iu
some
more
secure
place
to
avoid
a
repetition
of
Ihe
move.
,
GERMAN
REVOLUTION
HAS
BEEN
QUELLED
i
BKUI.IN,
Nov.
10
The
Bavarian
revolution
apparently
ha
been
quelled
and
Its
leaders
Von
Hitler
and
Oeneral
l.udeu-dorf
are
fugitives
from
Juidice.
Condition
are
tranquil
IhromMiout
(iennany
with
(lovernmenl
Irooji
in
command
of
Ihe
situation.
LIQUOR
SALES
FOR
SIX
MONTHS
Average
for
Term
Was
Less
Than
Million
a
Month
States
Attorney
General
V1CTOIUA,
Nov.
10.
Liquor
sold
by
Ihe
(iovernineul
stores
from
MarcV
31
to
Sept.
3(1
this
year
amounted
iu
value
In
$5,-
17.021.
October
returns
which
are
in
complete
will
augment
this
amount
by
930,I93.
Over
a
six
mouth
period
the
tlovernmenl's
liquor
sales
were
slightly
under
the
estimate
of
million
dollars
a
month.
This
Informal
inn
was
given
to
the
Legislature
by
Hon,
A.
M.
Man-soil,
attorney
general,
yester
day.
Searching
Inquiry
into
all
P.G.E.
rii
ivuir
i.r
ii'i7.,ii
''ri
i?ui-iti,
is
under.lood
he
left
Wicringeii
is
officially
slaled
liere
that
both
opinion
being
thai
he
wioildlfor
1021,
(10
323
eaes;
92u.
revolutionary
movement
liein?
SHOW
IMPERIAL!;
Visiting
Premiers
Gave
New
Tone
to
Annual
Pageant
In
London.
LONDON.
Nov.
10.
With
the
oversea
premiers
here
Ihe
Lord
Mayor's
pageant
today
was
imperial
iu
character.
The
par
ade
wilh
its
old
world
splendor
of
gilded
coaches,
various
colored
uniform
and
floals.
repre-MMiling
British
progress
during
the
past
century,
wound
its
wa
through
Ihe
labyrinth
ut
narrow
anil
befogged
street.
The
Lord
Mayor
is
Sir
Lewis
Newton.
RECORD
TIMBER
CUT
FOR
YEAR
EXPECTED
VICTOItlA,
Nov.
III.
Accord-
fug
lo
figures
compiled
by
Hie
Minister
of
Lands,
the
amount
or
limber
scaled
iu
British
Co
lumbia
for
the
nine
mouths
ending
September
30th,
amounts
to
J.072,195,000
board
reel,
as
again!
1,215,595,000
Tor
the
same
period
iu
1922,
an
increase
or
37
per
cent.
'
Mr.
Paltullo
stales
Hud
the
figures
for
the
first
nine.
inOnlhs
of
this
year
exceed
Ihe
total
for
the
whole
of
1922
by
25
million
feel,
and
it
is
fully
expected
that
1923
will
be
a
re
cord
year
in
the
timber
cut
of
British
Columbia.
to
be
Made
Railway
Matters
Premier
Oliver
tells
Opposition
VICTOItlA,
Nov.
10.
The
government
has
ordered
a
most
searching
iiivi'slignlion
into
the
affairs
of
the
Pacific
Ureal
Kasleru
llailvvny,
Price
Wnterliouse,
the
chartered
accountants,
are
to
gu
to
the
bottom
of
every
dollar
paid
out
by
Ihe
railway
to
the
Northern
Construction
Company,
Ihe
builders
of
the
line.
The
investigation
will
also
sift
each
of
51
charges
of
wrong
doing
in
railway
administration
made
iu
"The
Searchlight,"
u
Vancouver
publication
of
the
Provincial
Parly.
V,
K.
Ksling,
M.L.A.,
chief
railway
critic
of
the
opposition
in
Ihe
LsgUlulure,
will
be
given
every
opportunity
to
examine
the
books
of
the
P.O.K.
railway.
These
announcements
were
madfr
by
Premier
Oliver
yesterday
in
answer
to
demands
from
Hie
Conservative
opposition
for
light
bit
P
O
L',
mallsrs.
SALMON
PACK
FOR
DISTRICT;:
Final
and
Complete
Figures;'
From
all
Points
Except
Islands
The
total
almon
pack
fur
the
ISI23
reason
in
Di.-lricl
.o.
2,
which
include
the
.N'aas
lliver.
Skeena
lliver,
Ceulrat
division,
Bella
Coola;
Kitusquil,
Ilivers
"
Inlet,
Smith'
Inlet
and
Queen
Charlotte
Islands,
i.
estimated
at
K77.5I8
case.
The
etimale
is
based
on
final
and
comideln
ficure
from
all
sections
of
Ihe
881,1
13
cases
and
1919,
881,
999.
Sockeyes
Plentiful
For
the
dilrkt
as
a
whtde
an
increase
iu
the
oekeye
pack
of
about
00,000
cases
I
indi-caleil
comi.arinz
1923
ilh
1922.
The
oack'oT
"jirin?nvta'.
'ndiiie.
wlial
lower
I
ban
la.l
year
there
was
a
slialrl
decrease
in
leellieads.
Gohoe
show
a
light
increase
while
the
pink
pack
is
down
something
over
twenty-five
per
cent.
The
chum
pack
in
1923
is
some
10.000
cases
higher
than
last
year.
Figures
per
species
for
the
two
years
are
a
follows:
1923
1922
Case
Cases
Sockeye
...
280.173
223,279
Springs
...
18,190
21,123
Sleelheads
1,615
1.052
Cohoes
....
59.5G8
52,790
Pinl.;
330.1
19
179.119
Chum
101,553
120,950
Totals
857.518
901,107
In
total
pack
of
all
species
Ihe
Naa
lliver
shows
a
railing
nlf
this
year
ol
25,000
cases
as
compared
with
-
1922.
Skeena
district
shows
a
decrease
ot
23,000
cases
which,
or
course,
does
hot
amount
to
as
high
a
percentage
a
Ihe
N'aas
lliver
decrease.
Ilivers
Inlet
includ
ing
Smith
Inlet
shows
a
large
increase
with
Ihe
total
for
1923
standing
at
127,711
cases
a
compared
with
a
total
of
92,-
090
cases
in
1922.
The
central
division
pack
this
year
is
about
louble
or
last,
while
the
Bella
Coola
pack
is
Just
slightly
lower.
The
Oueen
Charlotte
Island
pack
lands
at
11,129
cases
lo
dale
wiiii
an
esiimaieti
ta.uoo
or
:o,-000
cases
yel
lo
be
accounted
ror.
The
total
for
Ihe
Islands
Ibis
year
will
be
Just
about
a
quarter
of
last
years.
Comparative
figures
for
the
1923
and
1922
packs
in
various
sections
of
the
district
follows:
Naas
River
1923
1922
Cases
Cases
Sockeye
...
.
17,798
31,3
7
Springs
"...
...
3,100
2.101
Sleelheads.
172
193
Cohoes
..
7,808
3,533
Pinks
.
11,100
75.087
Chums
.
....
.
25,700.
11,277
99.110
121,121
It
will
be
noted
thai
there
was
a
large
drop
in
the
sockeye
and
pink
pack
uu
Ihe
Naas
Itlyer
this
year
while
less
important
varieties
show
an
increase,
1
Skeena
River
On
the
Skeena
lliver
Ibis
year
there
was
a
large
increasq
of
3l,000,cas
iu
the
sockeye
ack
while'
Hit
pink'
pack
show
u
NO
PUBLICATION
ON
THANKSGIVING
DAY
Ownjr
ti
Ihe
facl
that
Monday
is
Thanksjrivin?
Day
llif
tafT
or
the
Daily
New
will
lake
a
holiday
and
there
will
be
no
paper
published.
The
holiday
will
he
general
Ihe
bank
and
schools
and
business
hou'
being
cloed.
FARMS
ASKS
MORE
LIBERAL
REGULATIONS
FOR
BEER
DRINKING
VICTORIA,
Nov.
10.
Strung
advocacy
of
more
liberal
regula.
lions
whereunder
beer
may
be
old
was
voice.!
by
J.
W.
DeB.
Farris.
former
attorney
general,
iu
Ihe
Legislature
yesterday.
He
declared
frankly
he
did
not
like
Ihe
present
situation,
which
he
held
eucouraged
drinking
nf
stronger
liquors
under
condi
tiinis
which
placed
before
Ihe
youth
of
I
tie
prov
ince
tempta
tions
which
Ihe
government
should
no
longer
allow
to
exist.
,beCr
drinking
must
go
hand
in
andjhand
with
opportunities
foe
'drinking."
said
Mr.
Farris.
Increased
government
assistance
for
Ihe
mining
industries
of
British
Columbia
was
urged
by
J
II.
Schoficld
of
Trail.
TEN
YEAR
OLD
SON
TOWED
HIS
INDIAN
FATHER
FIVE
DAYS
niK
PAS,
Nov.
10.
The
ten
year
old
son
of
Samuel
Biguell,
an
Indian,
towed
his
father
50
miles
in
a
canoe.
Biguell
wa
taken
ill
while
trapping
and
hi
son
heliied
him
into
the
craft,
took
the
tow
rope
and
toiled
five
days
to
the
nearest
settlement
where
Biguell
died
shortly
after
arrival.
AMBASSADOR
HARYEY
HOPEFUL
THAT
HUGHES
PLAN
WILL
BE
ADOPTED
NEW
YOHK,
Nov.
10.
Ambas.
sador
Harvey
who
arrived
here
from
London
says
he
still
hopes
the
Hughes
plan
ror
solution
or
the
reparations
will
be
adopted,
lie
says
he
does
not
want
to
reenter
public
life.
He
resigned
because
"nobody
in
Britain
can
bake
turkey
like
my
Aunt
Banna."
DIRECTORS
OF
HOME
BANK
SECURE
BAIL
TORONTO,
Nov.
10.
Nine
directors
of
the
Home
Bank
who
were
arrested
iu
connection
wilh
the
recent
failure
or
the
bank
and
who
were
Ihreatened
wi'li
Jail
residence
pending
their
trial
finally
were
released
today
on
hail
which
totals
more
than
t
million
dollars.
large
decrease.
,
The
cohoe
pack
was
somewhat
higher
and
the
chum
pack
slightly
lower.
1923
1922
Cases
Cases
Sockeye
........
132,000
121,121
Spring
12,117
1
1.191
Sleelheadji
118
1,050
Cohoe
31,908
21.073
Pinks
1
15,133
203,555
Chums
10,178
17,008
Total
338
lit
302,055
YOUNG
HUNTER
i
LOSTINWOODS
Police
Search
Party
Leaves
for
Grenvllle
Channel
In
Quest
of
Bartell
Hedstrom
Having
bei
.wisVd
by
hia
com
rades
.wjj'jthan
I
in?
I
rip
in
(reriv1ileTnaniiel
about
20
miles
down
Ihe
coasl
from
here,
Bartell
Hedstrom,
a
youth
in
Hie
employ
of
Akerberg
&
Thomson,
is
Ihe
object
of
a
eirch
parly
headed
by
Special
Provincial
Constable
George
Crate
and
Caul.
John
Hansen
of
Ihe
fishing
boat
Fisher
which
lefl
ihe
cily
this
morning.
Capl.
Hanson
reported
lo
the
prpvinc'al
police
last
night
that
young
Hirilslrom
had
been
miss
ing
from
the
hunting
parly
for
a
couple
ot
days
and
that
they
had
searched
a
day
and
a
half
for
him
but
without
avail.
The
boat
then
left
for
Prince
llupcrt
lo
obtain
further
assistance
in
making
the
search
and
a
man
was
left
behind
to
keep
on
the.
watch
for
the
youth,
if
he
should
make
his
appearance.
CONSULSHEAKS
BEFORE
SCOTS
Gsve
Interesting
Address
Last
Night
on
Twenty-Five
Years
In
Diplomatic
Serlvce
Telling
of
his
experience
dtiriu?
25
years
fit
Ihe
United
Slate
consular
service,
E.
A.
Wakefield,
U.S.
conul,
delivered
a
highly
instrucMw
and
inter-
'slm?
address
Iiif:iv.
flip
SO
Andrew's
Society.
'
Over
half
of
Mr.
Wakefield.
lime
in.
consular
work
has
been
spent
in
Canada,
for
lie
started
out
in
Orillia.
Ontario,
in
1898
and
spent
ten
years
lhre.
He
serv
ed
two
years
al
Itaagoon.
Brit
ish
Burma,
and
eiaht
years
,at
Port
Elizabeth,
South
.
Africa,
Before
coining
lo
Prince
Ilupert.
The
consul
referee
lo
Ihe
fact
Ilia
his
entircikSftrVtos,
had,
been
In
Brilih
territory
anil
he
ex
pressed
hi.
special
liking
for
Canada.
While
speaking
of
Itancoon,
Mr.
Wakefield
made
Ihe
statement
that
more
rice
was
exported
irom
dial
centre
than
from
all
oilier
rice
export
ing
ports
ot
the
world
put
to-
ellier.
Over
two
million
tons
was
exported
during
a
year
he
was
there.
In
addition
to
Mr.
Wakefield's
address,
there
was
a
brief
musical
program.
J.
M.
Sturgeon
played
bag
pipe
select
ions
and
Mrs.
Vfilliam
Millar
and
James
Mitchell
were
the
soloists
of
the
evening.
W.
Vaughan
Davie
accompanying.
In
spite
of
the
unfavorable
weather,
there
was
a
good
attendance.
president
D.
C.
Stuart
wa
in
the
chair.
FORMER
EMPEROR
OF
GERMANY
MAY
BE
SENT
TGVASAFER
PLACE
P.MUS,
Nov.
lO.
'llolland
may
not
be
regarded
as
a
sufficiently
secure
retreat
for
the
former
emperor
of
Germany
in
view
of
Ihe
flight
of
the
ex-crown
prince,
it
is'
said
at
the
foreign
oftlec
and
a
second
St.
Helena
may
be
chosen
for
him.
i
II.
F.
Kergin,
jnember
for
Al-lin
ir
the
Legislature
has
been
appointed
a
member
of
the
public
accounts
and
.the
mining
committees
of
the
legislature.
4
it
!
i
I
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