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at
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Saturday,
Dec.
12,
193
Becoming
w
a
Stalemate
on
the
Spanish
front,
feels
that
,
this
war
..
may
be
the
first
l
i!i...i
fii..
.'
in
which
pouiicai
uieais
instead
01
national
aims
are
the
dominant
influence.
His
idea
of
it
is
similar
to
that
of
Walter
Lppmann,
who
the
other
day
called
it
"a
spectacular
dress
rehearsal
for
the
universal
class
war
which
lunatics
talk
about
so
plihlv
"
Of
this
war,
the
eighth
he
has
covered,
Von
Wiegand
says:
"For
sheer
savairerv
and
cnifltv
it
hnj
nn
mmnnri.
son
in
the
last
hundred
yearsexcept
in
Spain
itself.
The
massacre
of
the
Armenians
by
the
Turks
pales
into
insignificance
beside
this
Stnifrfrlf
nf
ovirm
nniinn
In
tirViinVi
OO
V.1.V1IIIIIIUUUM
ill
VIII.I1
the
horrible
deeds
committed
by
both
sides
go
almost
beyond
description.
"The
Ethiopian
savages
in
Abyssinia,
whom
I
watched
for
several
months,
were
noblemen
and
knights
of
chivalry
in
comparison
with
some
of
the
Reds
as
well
as
White
in
Spain.
All
the
inhuman
ferocity
of
Pizarro
in
.
I
eru,
the
fiendish
cruelty
of
Cortez
in
Mexico
and
the
tortures
of
the
Inquisition
under
Torquemada
come
to
the
surface
again."
The
cost
to
Spain
of
the
first
two
months
of
civil
war
he
estimates
in
the
current
CnsmnnnHtan
m
n
cm
Tin
n
no
exceeding
the
four
hundred
millirm
flnU
Jof
01
We
Buy
RAW
FURS
And
Pay
the
Best
Prices
G0LDBL00M
The
Old
Reliable
Ai.'i
n
t
pmSactieci
of
piiier
gold;
donas
the
past
season
sg
fflimir&
At
Uto&Q.
eotapami
Trtta
2MOS
Hi
1333,
ieeortiiEj
to
H.
F.
Gluee
:okl
rcmrstatacoer.
who
nt
a
re
cent
visitor
to
Prince
Ratrt
ieifct
mQes
from
the
tovn
of
At-i
ha.
Boulder
Creek
Boulder
Creek,
fourteen
mrtes
from
Atiin
Consolidated
MJntar
lt
Smelting
Company
was
engaged
in
a
successful
hydrauhekinz
op
eration.
The
dam
was
tainnrrtd
and
greater
stuxem
is
expected
to
be
met
during
the
1537
season
The
plant
has
been
moved
to
the
upper
reaches
of
the
creek.
MacLeod
White
is
In
charze
of
the
work.
McKee
Creek,
ten
mile
This
ground
Is
owned
by
Vancouver
In
terest
but
during
the
past
two
.eeavxu
has
been
operated
by
I
George
Adams.
It
is
a
hydraulic
operation
working
Into
the
main
channel
that
was
encountered
and
lost
below.
This
work
is
expected
to
result
in
production
next
&ea
non.
Wibon
Creek,
twenty
miles
Six
men
daring
the
season
were
pros-PUng
.
.
IK---""
at
Tariottt
wa
places
piaces
atotw
along
The
civil
war
in
Spain
Heerns
like
becoming
a
stalemate
lwi
Cr
and
reiru
indicxte
il
should
tilwiuM
be
...v,
,
.1
I...
,L
.
.
l.
Ll
;
.
n
IZCOd
scod
TWtAihllttLoa
possibilities.
It
It
I.
is
ai.i
and
(stopped
by
the
neighboring
countries..
We
refuge
to
allow
a
cock
fight
or
a
.
prize
.
fight
with
bare
f..
-.1-1-
a
tl
t
k
kiiuckics
yet
we
anow
inus
war
to
drag
on
needlessly,
causing
intense
suffering
and
hardship
to
women
and
children,
destruction
of
property
and
'general
horror
and
brutality.
As
long
as
it
is
allowed
to
continue
there
is
danger
of
the
trouble
spreading
and
causing
a
general
European
conflict
At
the
present
rate
the
war
might
drag
on
for
years.
The
European
powers,
if
they
act
as
a
unit,
can
have
everything
settled
by
Christmas,
It
would
be
a
ceaponable
gesture
for
Christian
nations
who
are
about
to
celebrate
the
birth
of
the
Prince
of
Peace.
All
Gone
Crazy
The
Spanish
people
seem
to
be
all
gone
crazy
with
hate
and
blood
lust.
Karl
H.
VOn
Wietranrl.
wnr
rnrrAcnnnrlonf
proposition.
Prtncroal
orw-mLr,ri
on
the
creek
are
C.
N'ord.
Albert
Genn
and
Mrs.
Jennie
Bender.
The
-alter
is
70
years
of
aze
and
ha.
alaeer
mined
on
Wilson
for
thj
past
quarter
century.
OTJonnei
Hirer,
thirtv-otv
trom
Atlln
Twenty
operators
and!
prospectors
were
employed
In
this
area
aortng
the
season.
The
lirg-est
operation
was
br
Nafhan
fc,r.
phy.
who
was
drifting
on
the
high
rim.
Good
values
cam
(mm
the
work
and
the
duiriM
Kr.w.
high
promise
for
next
season.
saie
Creek,
tributnn;
r,t
n
Donnell
J.
'Smith,
an
aM.ti.r
and
his
partner,
Husselbee,
were'
prmpecung
this
ground
and
alluding.
They
took
twehre
from
a
small
ditch
and
expect
bet
ter
returns
rmm
iam..
iu
xitll
UKU
next
season.
Otter
Creek
Otter
Creek.
fourtn
Atlln
Here
a
.
French
company
has
bfren
operating
but
during
the
past
two
seasons
uvexpment
has
been
under
agreement
with
Walter
Sweet,
Neil
Ffctbes
and
partners.
Ruby
Creek,
twemv-t
The
district's
gold
production
was
tacrraied
by
the
work
of
Peter
Malson
and
nartner
hydraulicklng.
Birch
Creek
Twelve
mu
men
made
good
wages
throughout
wic
a.-n
ny
ground
sluicing
and
drifting.
Pine
Creek,
sir
where
the
fjrst
gold
in
AUln
district
was
discovered,
Mu:h
wcrk
has
been
done
and
the
possibilities
uesOTDea
as
still
wonderful
Ths
Guggenheim
inteist.
years
ago
worked
the
ATM
hlil
immL-lii:
in
in
the
Rank
of
Snain.
and
the
WiW
nliim;
or,',i
,u'mUt
are
are
encouragii
tncoura.vnv
struction
in
the
churches,
monaster;,
rmwonia
Q,i
;
ir.:
e
drock
13
hty
to
...
'
.w.,.w.ivfcj
Mm
fu
i
-
"nujf
".veven
iwl
nHin
Generally
sncaklnc
v.
n
vwitl
goW
commissioner
holds
out
high
nopes
for
upper
Spruce
Creek
where
John
Noland
U
sinking
a
hait.
The
ground
below
him
runs
five
to
eight
ouncn
nf
w
Set.
(A
act
Is
4x10x6
feet).
There
values
hew
than
on
ower
Spruce
and
the
operation
Is
Jess
costly,
as
the
distance
to
bed-tock
is
comparatively
shallow.
The
Noland
operation
adjoins
the
Col-r.
the
latter
having
recently
acquired
the
holding,
of
Morris,
Mc-Kechnle
and
Bratt
1
Try
a
Dally
News
classified
ad.
THE.
HAGUE,
HaBanrf,
Dee.
12:
tCPt
R&yal
wedding
easts
auy
drot
ta-a
new
low
ibes
Pitecsl
"
'
Jeliaiia
marries
to
January
bwt
al
ready
HoHand
'".
Is
getting
ready
for
It
u.linawtf
ato
that
dfeei:
tog
Xros
tfce
Ja
ones
dcmi
te
rf'e
Z
JJ
JZ,
Ttat
tafTiest
operate
to
U--
-
-
hP
and
t
,
-
.
tits
oriD
uior,
vno
oas
spent
thirty
-tint-
yean
u
the
north
ttoe
post
three
ymn
as
fold
eara-ratelsRer.
-UE-nctrizea
ifce
tea.-
rAi'
work
a&
foOows:
Sfirace
CretHc
-Cotemteia
XreJ
opciet
Limitd
baefee4
by
Kaof-
f&an
Rubber
intereate
of
Kttehen-
fer.
Ont
i
ooerated
-sith
clsi
.
.
time
suty-eini
men
eoodocted
a
drift-
Iprtnee
in
opeon.
Soraee
Creek
1st
QVea
Wffiietanhia.
the
bride"!
Comort
Hotels
In
The
Hague
were
booked
to
capacity
early
in
Korember
and
reserTatlom
already
were
being
made
fen
Am
sterdam,
Rotterdam.
Detft
and."
Leyden
all
miles
away.
Qaeen
WDheimina
dislikes
show
and
pageantry
and
has
decreed!
that
the
wedding
be
stripped
of
pomp.
Like
the
humblest
of
her
mother's
subjects
who
wish
a
religious
ceremony,
the
heiress
to
throne
of
the
.Netherlands
will
be
married
twice
in
the
same
day-first
by
the
state
and
then
by
the
church.
The
religious
part
will
be
performed
in
the
Kth
century
Gothic
court
church,
the
"Oroote
Kerfc"
great
church),
otherwise
known
as
St.
Jacob's,
which,
with
its
1,600
seats,
is
the
largest
in
The
Hague.
The
court
pastor.
Dr.
H.
T.
Obblnk
j
will
officiate
during
the
Dutch
Re-I
formed
Church
ceremony.
The
"Oroote
Kerk"
Is
In
thr
centre
of
The
Hague,
a
quarter
o.
a
mile
from
the
royal
palace.
Be
side
it
is
the
town
hall
where
the
a
drifting.
Ptlr-ceW
and
Prince
must
make
stop
before
going
to
the
church
across
the
narrow
street.
Here
the
civil
ceremony
.
will
be
performed
ty
the
mayor,
S.
J.
R.
de
Monchy.
In
the
first
class
wedding
chamber.
There
are
two
such
rooms,
used
according
to
the
amount
of
monev
paid.
Details
Or
Wfddint
'
Many
dta!H
of
the
weddinir
the
Oueen
Intends
to
let
the
peonl'
find
aut
for
themselves.
"The
only
way
you
will
find
out
about
the
Princess
trousseau,"
he
secretary
said,
"is
to
go
to
the
wedding
and
see
for
youmlf."
Prince
Eernhard
Is
exuected
to
wear
the
uniform
of
the
Blue
Hus-
t
irs,
the
first
of
four
cavalry
regi
ments
the
officers
of
which
are
all
blue
bloods.
It
is
assumed
he
wiL
be
named
an
officer
en
the
day
o.'
nis
wedding
so
he
ean
wear
thf
uniform.
As
for
wedding
gifts,
100,000
women
In
Rotterdam
are
makine
four
stitches
each
In
a
caroeL
the
citv
of
Tire
HaguD
Is
glrlng
a
golden
goose
feather,
school
children
in
F.
lefland
are
giving
pennlcr
for
a
writing
desk
set.
another
town
Is
giving
an
oil
Dalntlntr.
Indian
housewives
are
sending
sllverwork
D3wi,
and
the
?lft
of
th
taf
i
J
to
be
a
yacht.
DON'T
BE
LATE
Order
Your
Xmas
SUIT
or
COAT
today
from
House
of
Stone
or
House
of
Hobberlln
clothes
Large
selection,
fit
guaranteed.
LING
-
The
Tailor
s!7
Second
Ave.
Phone
CIS
TO
PLEASE
EVERYBODY
Satisfaction
Guaranteed
FAMOUS
EUSOtf
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COAL
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VALLEY
COAL
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ISLAND
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and
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notice
3
"
POt
TWO
THE
DAILY
.,
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,
W
-
Sotatffr
'
r
r
VRRtFTI
MARRIED
ACCUSED
ACnJSFD
MAN
5IAV
I
tnnvr-
innn
GLASSEY
JULIANA'S
lArmy
Officer
PARIS.
Dec
It:
CP-Sto
B2AXIORD.
c
.f2
THE
IDEAL
'
m
11
r
t
jCnorriri.
witn
tarn
.poaeeea;CP
Boy
6ccu
REVIEWS
lCllS
01
11
CCU
"
DeK
aien"
UKW
uaae
pted
the
.
WEDDING
Jeanne
MJeaaut
atamr
a
one-noer
or
Ifce
lactar.
r-Mnit
fpim
Stents
Prtflnn
tw
K
HMlflrv
ft-n
'
r'
O1-"
waiu
trial
on
a
charge
of
kfflto
tie
hrSr.-t
-
zZv
Wnat
could
more
appreciated
than
a
pair
of
SLIPPERS?
AtUa
CU
Cm
MiniBf
.Irtintjr
ia
UitDlnci.i
i
tSitt
Thrifty
Qseen
WsUbes
.7
r
,
Expend
-
-
.
J
.
WHITE
FOR
SAFETY
MKXS
TRICK
rvn
Often
there
are
mjara
as
w
nnw-r
-
r
tfe
Salvation
AiiT
irtW'
rV--r-jr.
"XDOOn
:
;.
utiBwi
hi
sire
saieiy
on
uiefinntn
k
fends
are
osed.
,
The
local
,
senior
qf-
,
mhif.
.
tf
..
sod-t
"c
11
"
'"'
"K3on
-A-vth
sh
onroaeh
of
wtoter'
pubh
ates
e-ffdeaee
that
soccess
does
not
always
simile
on
enterprise
Innsients,
some
vttti
a
stiff
up-'
er
lip
con
tin
oe
hopeful
in
pur4t
f
employinent
when
'
a
bed
and
:al
If
prorfeled.
Seme,
-1th
cour-vf?
gene,
hope
deferred
or
spirits'
'sashed,
are
truly
none
the
less
ratefsl
for
the
meal
tlckrt
the
thisfWe,
artist's
paisc
brwh
and
Ktf
worn
jhoe
and
dothln?
from
we
royai
noweMMd
aeconu
dooi
i
ok
renei
ronm
as
uwy
ajuasij
is
petatmall-r
SBperrtang
all
details
eanthnte
thetr
srajr
in
pursuit
of
and
there
are
few
sifas
at
the
Mnptojrnfnt,
tvo-storey
aiiite
and
yeOov
royal
Tbe
resident
who
has
again,
or
that
th
hMrm
Ia
the
'for
the
first
tirr.f
met
with
adrer-
Aorel
and
tos
managed
by
Janvei
,
throne
is
soon
to
be
married
;
sity,
makes
appUcatian
not
so
much
Eastman.
Scaty
men
were
employ-1
Bt
a
mBHon
sobject
ane-,
for
Joed
as
luel
and
clothing,
ed.
Also
on
Bpruee
Creek
the
OBtpej
eighth
vt
Hafiand's
population
-Through
response
to
the
Christ-Maun-;
Co.
of
San
Prandsoo,
on-fare
expected
to
the
capital
eKy
on
mas
appeal
deserting
cases
are
able
der
.
direction
...
of
C
H.
Coipe,
-
'
ttt!
I
January
7
to
see
JolJana
take
a
t
enjoy
tte
few
extras"
during
the
fMtive
season.
Throughout
the
winter
months
new
clothing
for
the
IT!
-clad
child
can
be
purchased,
fuel
placed
where
the
need
is
greatest
od
meal
tickets
prorided
to
the
indent.
"Since
Norember
8,
ISM,
62
ar
ticles
of
clothing,
one
bed
and
bree
mattresses
haTe
been
distributed.
Eighteen
meal
tickets
and
ntne
beds
hate
been
giren
to
single
uen
in
addition
to
groceries
sent
c
families."
Later
the
major
will
tell
of
some
it
the
special
cases
coming
to
her
Ridicule
Curbs
Factory
Worker
3runks
Get
Their
Pay
at
Separate
Wicket
In
Sweden
EDMONTON.
Dec.
12:
CPi
Public
ridicule
Is
used
to
discipline
factory
workers,
one
method
being
to
force
workers
guUty
of
drunken-ncss
to
get
'their
pay
at
a
separate
socket
Ucketted
"for
drunkards,"
Rabbi
J.
J.
EUen
of
Edmonton
said
in
an
address
here.
Tire
rabbi,
who
told
of
observations
during
a
tour
of
Europe,
mentioned
Swedish
co-operative
socle-ties
had
reached
a
high
stage
of
effecUveness.
AlVISTON,
Ont,
Dec
11:
CPi
John
Talt,
86-year
old
survivor
if
tb
fimous
Custer
massacre
in
Minnesota
CO
years
ago,
died
here
recently.
Talt
was
In
the
Sixth
United
Spates
Infantry
when
Chief
S
'tlng
BaU
and
his
warriors
cime
upon
them
and
killed
277
troopers
white
so
tha:
mirofL-ts
fookS
see
liTT
snotyjn
i
plain!.
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