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THursday.
April
It,
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UP
FATHER
By
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Ladies
op
Growing
Girls'
Velvet
Slippers
All
sir.es
nl
$2.75.
Ladles'
or
Growing
Girls',
Patent
Oxfords
Low
nr
milium
heel
$5.75.
Family
SHOE
Store
Third
Avenue.
Money
Orders
On
Norway,
Sweden
and
Denmark
at
Current
Rates
of
Exchange.
Make
your
reservations
for
that
Summer
Vacation
visit
to
the
Old
Land
early.
For
Ticket.,
Hales
and
Information,
see
us.
Oliver
Typewriters.
Cary
Safes.
FIRE
INSURANCE.
Dybhavn
&
Hanson
Insurance
and
Steamship
Agency.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Sou
Finish
Jhril-IWice
Wet
Wash
Three
Services,
one
of
which
will
exactly
fill
your
wash
day
neeil9.
Phone
us
for
particulars.
Canadian
L
Steam
aundru
Phone
8.
DRY
Birch
&
Cedar
Wood
Cul
any
lenglh.
HydeTransfer
139
Second
Avenue.
Phone
580.
Night
or
Day.
WE
BUY
BOTTLES.
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Phone
68.
Cartage,
Warehousing,
and
Distributing.
Team
or
Motor
Service.
Coal,
Sand
and
Gravel.
.We
Specialize
In
Piano
and
Furniture
Moving.
HOME
FROM
HOME.
MOCHIDA
ROOMS
714
Fraser
8L
Steam
Healed
Hot
and
Cold
Water
.
Rates
by
Day
or
Month
P.O.
Box
75.
Phone
669.
ELECTION
AT
EARLY
DATE
Failure
of
Third
Party
to
Make
Any
of
Mud
Stick
Said
to
be
Influencing
Liberals
POLITICIANS
ARE
BUSY
chairman
of
the
game
hoard
.Mcrryrield,
now
provincial
or
gani.er,
is
mentioned,
as
it
known
that
he
has
a
great
many
friends
in
the
north
and
would
make
about
as
strong
a
riinniu
is
anyone.
prosperous
advertising
mean
nrnlar
nnntinnnn
srivertMnir
INDIGESTION
GAS
.
ON
STOMACH
PAINS
AFTER
MEALS
Many
people
un"er
terribly
from
ta
ml
aln
In
tlx)
stomach
after
rvery
moil,
and
are
kept
In
i.nOnl
misery.
For
the
paM
41
yearn
Hurdm-k
Blond
II
I
iters
has
been
brlnrlnir
hope
and
Joy
to
thnimndi
surrr-rlnir
rmm
virion
rrtni
of
Honiara
Imublr,
herpln
tbem
to
cat
three
nquare
meal
a
clay;
hPlplnir
I
hem
v;,
I
lt
I...
M..it
'!
.iijvi.iim
mrjr
kipu,
win.
in
nanii
special
.Mail)
.,.
,...
.,
VANCOUVER,
April
3.
The
Mr.
Kred
Melm,
Moose
Jaw,
Sak.,
question
whether
Hie
-election
write:-
-All
last
umnir
I
waa
troubled
will
lake
place
nl
the
same
limer1"1
x"m"
lb
"""J
indiwMinn,
as
I
lie
beer
plebcsctlc
llllle
or
a
M,
anything-
urept
Kne
llitht
rood
and
later
"is
being
discussed
here,
ewn
then
I
.would
be
bothered
with
pain
Some
who
consider
I'hemselvos
rterarb
meal.
I
rould
not
work
i
whole
authorities
claim
it
will
he
n
aL,":?x
?'.aTu.
1
-J??!?
.
.
;rfrrj
uiiua;
unmirs,
iiiriliruir
ano
pill,
,
lh
same
tune,
while
others
whoiuntii
i
read
about
Bnrd-k
mil
nitter.
also
just
ns
confidently
fancy
I
hve
taken
pur
bntUi-i
and
)t
lias
nearly,
they
know
indicate
I
lint
the
voles
lr
"0
''""'r""-')-.
reMored
rne
to
health
will
he
taken
on
dilTcrenl
dales
vunurart.ircd
only
,,y
ThB
T
MIINlrn
J.
V.
Hell.
Karris,
wheti
address-co..
Limited,
Toronto.
Or.t.
in?
the
Liberals
recently
here,
i
spoke
-of
being
on
Hie
eve
of
an
election
and
it
is
said
that
the
utter
collapse
of
the
-Third
4arly
charges
against
amy
member
ufi
I
lie
(Tovcrnmcnl
has
strengthen-ei
their
hands
imnicasureably
ami.
is
largely
responsible
for
the
decision
to
make
an
appeal
In
the
country
at
its
early
a
dale
ns
possible.
Liquor
Question
The
difficulties
connected
with
Hhe
export
of
liquor
have
been
prelly
well
solved
through
the
consolidation..;.:,
(r
jrjtfrys.tf:
handling-
it
and
(lie
refusal
of
Ihe
(iovernment
to
grant
anv
more
licenses.
The
only
matter
now
to
be
dealt
with
is
the
sale
of
beer
by
the
glass,
for
which
there
has
been
a
demand
in
Van
couver,
there
has
on
the
whole
been
great
improvement
of
conditions
since
Hie
recent
legisla
tion
was
passed
and
the
liquor
laws
are
being
enforced
Attorney
fleneral
Mansnn,
who
has
reltirn"d
from
the
north
most
enthusiastic
over
Ihe
prospects
will
lake
a
brief
holiday
before
opening
the
rleelinn
cam
paign.
Hon.
.1.
1).
.
McLean
and
Hon.
T.
I),
l'allullo
are
scheduled
tor
election
addresses
in
Van
couver.
May
Import
Man
l'be
Conservatives
have
been
very
busy
and
W.
.1.
Bowser
is
selling
men
in
uie
Held
every
where
in
Ihe
southern
part
of
the
province,
but
so
far
the
north
lias
noi
iieen
iieard
rrnin.
II
is
said
here
dial
man
will
have
to
be
imported
by
Ihe
parly
to
run
or
prince
Ituperl,
as
there
doe
nol
seem
lo
be
any
local
man
available
and
Conservatives
hen:
are
looking
around
for
a
suitable
candidate
who
is
nol
already
ut
Inched
to
some
constituency
in
Ihe
smith.
II
was
thought
that
Colonel
Peck
might
have
return
ed
In
his
old
love,
hut
Jic
ha
accepted
nomination
for
the
Is
lands
against
M.
II.
.Incksnn
FRANCE
READY
ANOTHER
WAR
Preparations
Being
Made
by
that
Country
so
That
They
Will
Not
be
Surprised
ALL
DEFEND
COUNTRY
PARIS,
April
3.
".National
mobilization"
is
Ihe
ollicial
title
of
a
hill
which
Ihe
French
government
submit
lei)
lo
parliament
for
aihmlion
:inl
which
includes
Mailed
plan
for
Ihe
"general
organization
of
Hie
nation
in
lime
of
war."
Sponsored
.
by
President
Mil-
erand.
Premier
Poincare
and
ministers
Maunoury.
lie
Last.
yrie,
Maginol.
Itaiberti,
.p
I'roetiUer
ahd
Sarratit,
thV
bill
is
for
Ihe
purpose
of
"studying
t
once
a
formula
of
national
or-
anizatiou
susceptible.
o
lie
ap-
lied
without
delay,
or
prelimiu.
try
trial
in
the
evenl
or
war
breaking
out."
Improvised
Method
"The
turn
taken
by
Ihe
war
of
III2I-IH
al
the
very
outset
found
the
provisions,
generally
minut
ed
as
effective
before
191
1,
lo
be
leficienl,"
the.
bill
begins.
"Ill
became
necessary
later
on
lo
im-j
provise,
tinder
pressure
of
cir
cumstances,
a
completely
new
organization,
Ihe
realization
nf
which
was
both
slow
and
difli-
ull.
"Thus
Ihe
government
hns
thought
it
to
be
its
duly
lo
study
immediately
Ihe
situation
wliirii
would
be
created
in
case
of
a
new
conflict.
In
I'JH
it
was
expected
thai
the
war
would
he
purely
a
military
one.
and
that
Ihe
decision
would
be
reached
in
very
slmrl
lime.
In
conse
quence,
salvation
appeared
onlv
in
the
inlenificalinn
of
the
pro:.
luclion
of
military
weapons
of
greal
power
and
the
nimmunilion
necessary
In
them.
The
renewal
and
uiafnlenance
of
Ihe
life
of
Ihe
nation
was
looked
upon
as
n
secondary
mailer."
Latent
Energy
This
proved
lu
he
a
capital
er-
MACDONALD'S
Eute
Gut
For
those
Smokers
who
like
their
tobacco
Cut
Fine
or
who
roll
their
own
MACDONALD'S
F2e
Cut
i
y2ib.
r
ro
in
Hie
latent
tinoO'
-
-
-
.....
mil
ion's
energy.
A
central
organization
under
unity
of
command,
is
the
essential
and
fundamental
base
of
the
new
plan
for
national
defence.
The
duties
of
this
orgnniatio
i
will
be,
in
limes
of
peace,
"continued
ill.
d
methodical
experiments
with
(he
most
modern
types
of
mnlerial;
Ihe
grouping
together
of
all
the
indispensable
slocks
necessary
lo
equip
and
arm
Ihe
military
forces
ready
lo
be
sent
in
line
at
Ihe
beginning
of
hostilities,
and
permit
ling
I
hem
o
operate
under
conditions
:'oresee'u
and
arranged
for
until
such
time
as
national
industry
can
furnish
liie
supplemental'-'
material."
Mobilization
The
bill
provide.
for
the
immediate
innliolizalion
of
nil
activities
destined
"to
assure
Ihe
production,
on
a
huge
scale
of
all
armameuls.
ammunition
and
material
of
all
nature
necessary
io
Ihe
armed
forces."
This
includes
the
immediate
adapta-lioit
"lo
a
stale
of
war"
of
all
methods
of
communication
ami
transportation,
postal,
telegraphic,
telephonic
and
wireless,
and
railroads,
shipping,
automobiles
am)
airplanes.
Article
I
reads:
"In
limes
of
war
all
Frenchmen
and
French
colonials,
as
well
us
all
legally
constituted
groups
under
French
rule,
are
obliged
lo
participate
in
;llie
defence
iif
Ihe
country
and
the
maintenance
and
upkeep
of
its
material".'!!!!)
moral
life."
Article
II:
"The
measures
destined
lo
assure
the
transfer
of
Ihe
organization
of
defence
In
peace
time
to
lliat
of
war,
are
provided
for
under
Ihe
constitution.
The
execution
of
lliescj
measures,
as
provided
in
Ihe
present
hill,
constitute
Ihe
'nalional
mobilization.'
"
Complete
Details
The
hill
contains
it
articles,
most
of
Iheni
dealing
with
the
technical
oruiiniznltou
necessury
to
ensure
an
iitsliiuUncous
passing
of
the
entire
country
from
peace
o
a
stale
Of
war.
The
de
tail
has
been
aiiiiroved
by
Ihe
army
commission.
SKYLIGHT
ROBBERY
Quantity
of
Clothing
Stolen
Victoria
and
Soon
Recovered
by
Police
In
VICTORIA,
April
3
Tito
sequel
lo
ft
daring
skylight
robbery
per
pet
rated
on
the
premises
of
V
It.
Oowen,
Oovernmeut
Street
plolhier
developed
a
few
hours
laler
wllh
the
arrest
of
two
men
In
a
downtown
rimming
house
atpl
Ihe
reeovery
of
3.u
worth
of
clothing.
An
efghleen-foot
rone
ladder
was
found,
by
the
police
wnen
searciiuig
ine
room
nf
Ihe
suspects,
who
gave
liie
names
or
llnnuid
i.o.zi
nnu
iy-
rnn
Holaml.
The
rtdibery1
was
reorled
lo
Ihe
clly
plain
elothes'
department
al
to
n.m.
Thirty
minutes
laler
Hie
two
men
were
under
arrest,
charged
Willi
rnhiplicily
fit
the
crime,
ami
Ihe
stolen
articles
re
ror,
Ihe
hill
goes
on,
and
during
covered.
I.nler
the
police
found
51
monlhe
the
belligerents
were
a
suilcase
full
of
silk
which
was
called
upon
lo
draw
extensively
awnlling
shipment
by
the
Domin
if..
r
r
inn
-!BBBW
Viz
Lb.l5
m
iroved
towards
Ihe
end
and
came
out
with
a
better
total
than
he
had
generally
been
expected
to
make.
Hutchinson's
high
break
was
31
and
his
average
per
inning.
1.12
while
FmIsskd's
figures
were
respectively
25
nnd
3.M5.
There
were
113
inning
for
llnlrhiiison
and
112
for
Kassoh.
j
Sport
Chat
j
liie
fact
that
four
club
have
signified
their
intention
of
com.
pel
mi?
in
the
Senior
Football
league
this
yeur
indicate
that
there
is
considerable
soccer
tnlenl
in
the
city.
All
Ihe
club
have
lost
jdayers
through
winter
departure
but
there
have
been
new
arrival
In
lake
their
place.
I
here
will
be
just
enough
chnnge
in
Ihe
complexion
of
Ihe
various
line-ups
Ut
make
speculation
at
Ibis
early
date
rather
uncertain.
With
Ihe.
iirotlo
out.
Hie
pioneer
Callie
are
bark
in
Ihe
running
again
wllh
full
confidence
of
winning
morn
laurel'
a
they
linve
consistently
done
for
Ihe
past
ten
years
nr
more.
Junior
organization
ha
nol
yet
com
men
ceil,
but
lu
Ibis
department
there
..
known
lo
be
plenty
of
embryo
talent
developed
In
Ihe
school
of
recent
years,
and
i
keen
season's
competition
i
mi
ticipalcd.
The
decision
lo
ml
vance
the
opening
of
the
setison
from,
May
I
lo
April
15
has
lieen
received
with
acclaim,
by
Ihe
ninny
fnn
who
nre
eagerly
awaiting
Ihe
15121
resumption
of
Ihe
popular
sport.
Plans
for
a
tour
of
France
ami
possibly
tenuis
(earns
of
Ihe
universities,
Vale
ami
Kngland,
Spain
by
American
Harvard,
are
being
tirade
by
Harry
Kblridge,
manager
of
Ihe
Harvard
learn.
The
combined
leam.s,
uecording
o
presenl
plans,
will
sail
for
Kngland,
July
5.
They
will
meet
club
teams
In
and
around
Lon
don
after
which
they
will
play
Ox
ford
and
Cambridge
in
I
heir
nn
mini
International
lotirnamenl.
In
Ihe
proposed
trip
lo
Ihe
con
linetil
tentative
matches
wllh
Ihe
French-and
Spaniel
Davis
Cup
learns
in
llieir
respective
conn
tries
have
nlremly
been
arranged.
,Tlie
teams
will
return
lo
United
ixaies
early
in
ncpiriiriier.
(ioiiris
will
be
provided
aboard
ship
for
Ihe
players
In
'.enable
I
hem
lo
keep
In
training.
if
you
find
you
cannot
got
the
dally
News
regularly,
call
n
ami
subscribe
for
II
and
have
It
de-
Hvere1
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your
homo.
tf
wanted
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Iloch
ignition;
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Including
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forts,
t
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in
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roun
a
u
nett
between
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llckcl
nlllce
un.
Sevenlh
Ave.
Kasl.
Finder
re-
turn
lo
Daily
News,
HO
TAXI
Taxi
87
Phone.
(Call
Oeorgo,
or
(lust)
Ross
Brothers.
Prompt
Servico
and
Comfort
Day
or
Night
Sland:
Grotto
Cigar
Store,
Third
Ave.
AUOTION
SALES.
floods
Houghi,
Sold
v
or
Exchanged
H.
H.
HEMMINQS,
Auctioneer.
Furniture
and
Crockery,
Third
Ave.
Phones
lllack
130
and
Red
442.
Advertise
in
the
Dally
News.
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1
Pmos
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Daily
News
Classified
Adsl
8
CENTS
PER
WORD
IN
ADVANCE.
No
Advrtlmnt
Tnktn
for
La
thaoflO,
BOARD.
BOARD.
The
Second
Avenue.
Inlander,
Phone
137.
830
tfl
Ion
llxpress
Company
to.
Vnn-
ottvrr.
consigned
by
one
of
the
men
under
arrest,
alleg7,s
ine
police.
In
nn
address
in
Ihe
terminal
clly.
HUTCHINSON
WINS
GAME
FROM
EASSON
Slow
Billiard
Match
Last
Night
Resulted
In
Score
tf
S00
to
432
After
2'1
Hours
Play
W.
K.
Hutchinson
goes
lo
the
third
round
of
Ihe
iinlivlilir.il
citv
chnmjiinuship
billiard
competi
tion
ami
A.
A.
Fason
is
eliminated
as
a
result
of
last
night's
wame
which
Ihe
former
won
5un
to
132.
It
was
a
slow
nffnlr
ami
lasted
two
hours
and
31
minute.
assort
started
weak
but
inu
IrVAMTKB
WA.NTF.M.
To
buy
direct
in
small
lots
from
fishermen
or
shippers,
while-mealed
Chinook
Salmon
and
other
good
cheap
fish
lu
introduce
lo
F.aslern
consumers,
(live
all
information
possible
regarding
supply,
prices,
routes
and
rales.
OdelJ
Cn.
Syracuse.
X.Y.
WANTF.H.
Furniture
nf
every
description.
Highest
price
paid.
Prince
Rupert
Kxchauge,
Aucllnneers.
Phone
(553.
STRONO
HOY
groceries,
rirocery.
PRINCE
RUPERT
TIDES
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April
3
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days,
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si
5
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From
the
East
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Monday.
Thursdayjjind
Saturday,
l.3n
p.m.
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Vancouver
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days
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April
7,
18
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April
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10
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Anyoi,
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Premier
Fridays
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Simpson,
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and
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Sundays
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Port
Simpson,
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Arm
Anyox,
Stewart
and
Premier
Tuesdays
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Alaska
Points
April
7.
18
and
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From
Alaska
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prtl
II
and
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Queen
Charlotte
Island
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From
Queen
Charlotte
Points
April
10
ami
.'t
To
N4as
River
Polnts-and
Simpson
Tliursdnye
10
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Naas
Rlvor
Polhts
Sslltrdsv
.
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Two
in
moval
fit-
tlinlipr.
Port
P.M.
A.M.
TIMBER
SALE
X
6003.
Sraltrt
Ti'iiili-ra
will
m
tveH
lijr
lti
bUtrlrt
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ihi
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I
lull
is
mil
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tiny
or
April.
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r.li.in.
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llrmlisK,
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Spruie.
ami
OiUr
Salnr.
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ii
year
will
lie
allowed
ror
rf
usival
r
miliar.
l'urlhir
liartlnilar
(r
tl)
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I'nrr--Icr,
VlrKirl.
nr
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lntrlrl
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rrliiri
ttiuiert,
HX.
TIMBER
SALE
X
0101.
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uil!
is.rplvi.ll
liv
tllp
blmrirt
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nt
rr
man
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lUn
Uth
day
or
April,
to
I,
rnr
thx
pur
rhake
nf
l.li
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calnr.,
tn
nil
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link
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f
lun.
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lli-m
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k,
sprure
and
lialMin
Saul'ira.
yrnrt
wm
lie
aikiweii
ror
re
I"lirl
lice
hartlriilnr
(if
Ilis'
Chirr
I'urM
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nr
llio
tlJrlr
fnrriicr.
Prinrs
ltiiri.
ilr-
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sctT7
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or
Inttntlon
to
Apply,
to
Laatt
Land.
Jll
Cnul
l.aml
lilttrlrt.
liM-nnllnr
til
trirl
tf
skfrna,
anil
iiuaie
.int
lieliiir
liav
laiKi,
on
inn
ihiiiii
uraucn
'or
tn
sarvn
Hiver,
tirar
inrmiic
canni'ry.
Tak
Aiillrn
ttmt
,
Tiiotna
William
TluikPri
or
I'iIih-c
liuH-rt.
M.:
nrrntiallim
Kuriiii'pr,
tntPiiiU
to
p.p
rnrtpriiii4il'ii
hi
ip
.ma
roiiowina
m-iMTibPii
lain.'
CoiiitiiMiirliia
at
a
Kst
rlnntid
at
Ihe
tno'l
oiniiprly
(hiIih
on
nay
MaiiiI;
theiirp
tmr
tlirly
Mil
upatprlv.i
ilipurs
tSnitipilv
ami
aprlv
rnllitwlnir
Ihn
uioIIp
n.
Hip.
sii'hp
nun
in
puini
or
loinnipiirpnipin,
aim
rontalnlnir
l
arrpa,
innrs-nr
ls.
THOMAS
V.
THAtKFrt,
,
Applicant,
Ditoil
rdiruary
Ittli,
tjf,.