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rty-five years of age, who had en living at the Continental tal, Calcutta, sin 38 4th instant, as found dead on Sunday morn- with a ballet role in his head. E. Drysdale who was well-coa+ oled, was employed on a tea ate at Tippera for some time.

left this billet some time ago,| d it is surmised, his being out employment, preyed on his mind such an extent that he deter ined to end his life.

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Son's Bravery. I-hear (ears" Rambler" in the sily Mirror) that Daniel O' ary, Michel's father is almost eappointed in his son. Accord- g to a correspondent, O'Leary's her was interviewed and asked he was surprised at his son's avery. He replied: "I rprised he didn't do more. I ten laid out twenty men myself th a stick coming from Ma bom Fair, and it in bed trial Mick that he could kill only ght, and he having a rify and Jooo!." How's that for the pre- repirit ?

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Impressive Service In Parliament Grounds.

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The Wheat Control,

VIA MANILA PAPERS) Simla, 18th May. The atten-

Bill to America's Army. · on of the Government of India, Portland, Ore., June 3. Seun- beca drawn to recent et le tor Gerrge B.Chamberlain, chair-

Otawa; April 29. A memorial enta in the Prces from which man of the senate committee on service was held here to-day in might be inferred that the Go-military fire, in a sreech de the Parliament Grounds in hon- rament were impressing veesela livered here to day, acnunced our of the Uanadinas who fell in the United Kingdom or in that in all probability ap extra the rearnt fighting at St. Julien. dia to carry whoat. The Go session of coagross would be The ceremony was of the most rament of India desire it to be called soon to consider the nerally known thit no vessels strengthening of the national de impressive nature. Those proses

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ve been impressed to carry fences. bent either in the United King Sasar Chamberlain auLoune a or, in India, All the tourage ed that he would present a bill quired has been and is being calling for an increase in the at gaged by charter in open the rised strength of the standing arket.

army of the United States A Trade-Mark Case.

125,000. The sea or declared Calcatte, 10.h May.At the that it was generally admitted igh Cousto-ag Justices Chitty that such an increase was neces- ad Beachcoft delivered judgment sary and advisable and that be the rule issued on betalf of had carefully worked out the plan otindra Mohun Laland. Milmoni which he proporel to submit to ag calling on the Chief Presid- the national legislature. acy Magistrate to show cause

Senetor Chamberlain further by the conviction of and sent stated that he expected no op ces passed on petitionera should position to the new defence pro ot be set aside. Lal was charged gramme including his bill. As for ith counterfeiting the trade his information went, the ark of "Calvert and Coy's Car- majority of the members of con- olia Tooth Powder," and Nag gress' ao in favour of increased ith ab.tment. The first petit or jag prosecuted in Bombay some ma ago for the game offence, but a bis giving an undertaking act sell bis artioļos any more the rosecution was withdrawo. Mr. Litchell, solicitor of Calvert and

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Smator Chamberlain is a de- mocrat and was rc-alected to serve until 1921 at the last election.

Publication of American Note in Vera Cruz.

Washington, June 4-Accord-

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The city is now guarded by Landaturm men, who openly de- I am persuaded that the clare that Belgiam will be Get- baptism of blood will arouse & many's tomb. From the material still deeper consciousness, of point of view life is fairly comfer- The Price of Oplum. would not longer stand. indiffer-

national duly ini incite our table in Brussels. There is no Simla, 15th May.A resolution ont unless the disorders in the f the Government of India is country were checked, the mese

youth is prepare themselves to lack of anything, although it has emulate the zeal of their com- been found necessary to establish ablished giving particulars of age was received with the utmost

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of them were surrounded like military are forcibly seizing the prisoners by old Landsturm men foodstuffs which have been laid with fixed bayonets. Apparently these troops had revolted at their by wealthy Turke. last moment and they were being gent to fight against the Russiars by way of punishment.

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on sach.opiam has also been made, the United States was changing | No cable massages but those

made its way into the church, the Though the ideal of inter provinci-and that the people were now passed by the British censor are

number of those who followed in A Scene in Church. al uniformity in price has not ready to plange the country into being delivered to the German been attained, a distinct advance war.

Recently a sort of riot took the procession being so great that has ten made in this direction. The American Note to Germany. Bernstorff Sends Emissary. place in the city, of which Mada- many were unable to enter the The Government of India regard Washington, June 3.-Berlin of- Washington, June 4-A per-me Devrieza gives the following church.

The German polica lost their' the resulte as of considerable ficials and the German publio are sonal emissary of Count von description: When the funeral of

German am- an enemy soldier passes through heads at the sight of the crowd, practical importance and trust awaiting with interest the official Bernstorff, the The general principles laid down report regarding the reception bassador in Washington, is kay the streets of Brussele people go and charged the people, scatter in the orders of E. 912 will con-in Amarica of the repudiation of ing for Germany in order to re-indoors in order to avoid having ing them without showing the tinue to be borne in mind by the blame and responsibility for the port on the state of American to saluti the hearse. But when one slightest respect either for the Local Governments and admin. Binking of the Lusitanis by the opinion over the Lusitania reply, of the soldiers of the Alliea dies in place or for the occasion. The istrations concerned in their German government.

The despatch of this emissary is hospital then all passare-by-men, non-commissioned officers in com fatare management of the excise Statio conditions on the Atlan explained by Count Bernstof on women, and children-join in the mand wasted to tear away the tio ocean are such as to prevent the ground that the difficulty of funeral procession to the church, tricolour. The crowd, wild with direct communication between direct communication between For instance, in the second week indignation, drove the barbarians the European continent and the United States and Berlin has in March there took place the from the church. Revolver shots IF you have lost your appetite Count von Bernstorf, German left the German ospital uninform-funeral of a young trooper in were fired, and the price paid for the Garde Civique who had the disturbance was one killed ore of the big variety of ambassador to the United States. ed of the truth, dainty, dishes at the ALEXAN- The German ambassador may President Wilson has guarante- died the day before. The coffin and five injured, including a DRA CAFE is sure to tempt send messages by cable but they ed the German emissary pale was wrapped in the French youth of 17, who was very ori

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