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Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-05-09

FINEST RESIDENCE ON THE WEST
side for 5 1900, worth $500. Party leav-
ing city of Butte for their health. ". H.
Winters.
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AS5AYER5.

A. p. ROMBAUER. SUCCESSOR TO
Carney & Hand, assayer and chemist.
103 East Broadway. opposite McDer-
mott hotel, z. O. Box LA.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-05-09

FOR SALE - SALOON BUSINESS.
centrally located, with lease, stock and
fixtures; will net 6 per cent per
month on the investment of $1,000.
Lynch g. Bachelor, 10 New Bee Hive
building.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-05-09

FOR SALE-3-ROOM BRICK HOUSE,
lot 3Oxl00 feet; 81, 900. Reid & Kennedy,
8 West Broadway, upstairs.
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MONEY TO LOAN

MONEY TO LCAN-$1oo,o 900 10 LOAN
on real estate security. I Can furnish
any amount desired, at the very lowest
rate OF interest. W. II Winters. Ows-
ley block.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-05-09

A SNAP-5-ROOM P~LASTERED
house, West Side, $500, worth 81, 100:
terms easy Cobban, Casey & Day, So
West Granite.
The Lamar register., 1899-05-03

twelve were 10 be sren wearing the
hated garb. These men have been re-
turned TO the stripes for attempting 10
escape. for ighting among themselves.
or for refusing 10 obey orders That
they feel ihe extra degna,iatiaE can he
seen In the averted- dowucast faces IN
the presence OF visitors and In their
earnest petitions TO the warden or lep-
gty for permission 10 resume weariog
their -clathse.r as they call she new
uniform.
Other changes ia the mann cement OF
tho prison have hssen made. until 4
convict released several years aud now
returned would hardly be able to fess-
oguizc II as the same prison. la few
af the state institutions can this pro
grcsSlve spirit he seen more fully than
In the state penitcutiary
The Lamar register., 1899-05-03
III. tmpr.-.son..

There's no denying" said the
young man with wide ears. that a
persons sense OF humor changes. After
you've had a fewof ltfe's experiences
you don't enjoy yourself so easily.
mo" answered the young woman
sympatheticaIly.
Il realized 1t last night when friend
OF mine recited piece Of poetry en-
titled Excelsior. used to enjoy that
Immensely. Yeu know-that one about
the fellow who wouldn't take any ad-
vice. and finally got landed in snow
drift. thought it was great But
since the blizzard I must say l don't
see anything funny about Il"
The Lamar register., 1899-05-03
The Frances willard Hospital. Chicago. III.

Miss GeorgiznA Dean was for three
years missionary in Liberia under the
". E. Church from the training school
in Chicago After her return abe stud
led nursing. graduating from the pres
ent Frances z. willard National Tenn
perarce Hospital os Chicago. She is an
enthusiastic friend OF Pe-ru-ra, as Is
evident from the following letter:
Chicago. III. Jan 20. 1888.
Pe-ru-na Drug Mfg. Co. Columbus. o.;
Gentlemen-You will be glad to
know OF the happy results obtained
from the use of Pe-ru-na among the
patients under my care whenever pre-
scribed By the physician. have seen
The Lamar register., 1899-05-03
A K.,,. sI.,...

The T. VI. Roberts supply House o.
Minneapolis Ainn-, which ADVERTISED
remarkably liberal knife offer 10 r
recent issue OF our paper. wishes
TO have u explained TO our readers that
through . mistake in elsziE..i : p nE,
the numbers over each ef the knives
we're reversed. The Cattle knife
should be Il S. n. and the Congress
Knife 8 r. Their remarkable oner
10 send ~ packages cf garden seeds
and the CoRsrcss knifc for ~ eertS.
or 81 packages OF Seeds and tho Cattle
knife for 81 cents is one o; the most
liberal eyer made.
The Lamar register., 1899-05-03
STRIPES ABOLISHED.
coNvlcrs APPRECIATE CHANCE
The Warden of the Ksnsss rsnis-nti@ry
rri-. an Experiment wiih s-tisf.eio-y
Rr.alis.

Two wears ago this month ii. 5.
Lands. warden OF the Kansas state
peuiteuttary. announced 10 the convicis
that he would abolish stripes as uni
form. and substitute a suit of Sleeps
gray: that after the change stripes
would be worn only as an extra pun.
hshment. or for some infraction OF pris-
on discipline The change took eject
on July 4th. following, and Il has been
found that the substitution OF uniforms
has been beneficial in It's inhuence up
on conviCtS Two causes led To the
passing OF the stripes, the first being
the necessity Of purchasing cloth 10
supply the cuuyicts with new clothing
which they were in need Of. the SECOND
ard principal cause lay in the war'icn'S
belief that a distinctive suit designai.
iue nm incorrigthle prisoner would have
a salutary effect In the enforcement OF
prison discipline. When the conyicts
weue given their new suits they were
warned that bad behavior on their part
meant return to the strips. Tor AT
least thirty days and that they could
b,a discarded at the end Of that time
only upon the recommendation Of the
officer Of the gang ia which the pris-
ouer worked. They were told that the
stripe would be an additional hadee
OF degradation. 30 that the WeareF
could be singled out a. a man who ne
fused 10 be amsnahie 70 prison rules
The effect % the change was OBJ
served Immediately and the general b.
havIor OF the convicts has hesn great.
ly Improved by the desire 10 avoid a
return to the stripes whDch have ever
been associated with hardeuc1 crtull.
mails.
Before the change ln uniforms
scarcely a day passed without some
prisoners punishment. and the dark
cells were seldom without occupants
on a diet Of bread and water. To-day
the solitary cells arr without an ocru,
pant. aud cut Of the 9--i conyiets only
The Lamar register., 1899-05-03

some very remarkable cures o; eases
OF very obstinate csiArrh Of the stom-
ach. where Pe-ru-nz was the only med
icine used. consider Il a reliable
medicine GEoRGtASA DEAN
The Symp;oms Of catarrhal dyspepsia
are: Coated tongue. pain or heavy
feeling Ia the stomach, beiehlnE Of sxs,
dirxy head. sometimes headache. de-
spondent feelings. loss Of appetite. PAL
pltAtlon OF the heart and irresuiarity
OF the bowels.
Send for a free book written BY Dr.
Hartman. entitled Health and
Beauty" Address DR.. Hartman. Co
lumbus. o.
The Lamar register., 1899-05-03
H.uarsabis

"weIl. sir. there's no use taking.
the women are always surprising US.
You never can tell about them T"
why? what's up? Didn't you no.
tice it when you called last night
Your wife and mine talked for nearly
twenty minutes and neither asked tha
other Il she knew OF a good dress-
maker"
The Lamar register., 1899-05-03
Being Er.r.

DO you mean TO tell me that the
members OF our legislature will be
ruled at the bidding OF any one mani
Well" answered Senator Sorghum.
they're getting rather particular
must say the mans got to bid pretty
liberal"
The Lamar register., 1899-05-03
ncr oel.etIen @ chelIy.

Bertie-she twifed with Cholly's af-
feetions. bah love! and thea threw
him over for old GotroSi
Reggy-why. Cholly has plenty o.
money. and he's much younger,
Bertie-Yes; she told Cholly ho
would last longer than Gotrox.
The Lamar register., 1899-05-03

WANTED-People TO work for the foi-
lowing cash prizes which are offered TO
all who get subscribers for Herbert
Georges great weekly paper. The Road. Z.
30 in cash TO the one getting the highest
number OF subscribers before the LIST day
Of July. 1873; 81 In cash to the next high
est: SIS to the next: so TO the next. s. TO
the next, and ten t2-59 prizes to the next
ten ranging In order, and TO conclude with
the next nfty in order VIII get 81 apiece.
For particulars address The Road Pub
Nahlng Company. Denver. CoiorRdo.
The Lamar register., 1899-05-03
Do Ysar r..t Ars. SD nar.r

Shake into your shoes. Aiiea's Foot
Ease, a poSdsT for the feet Il makes
tight or Seu Shoes feel Easy. Curcz
CSrrs. BuniQns. Swollen. H0; aud
Sweating Feet Al all Druggists asd
shoe stores sc Sample seat FREE.
Address AIlen 5, olrastsa. Leroy. y. Y,
The Lamar register., 1899-05-03
1n,.rnrhan Am.nItI...

would were bird." warbled the
lady from Chicago
Il can see no reason for her having
such a vlsh.'' commented the lady from
New York: she is in the habit o:
marrying every spring. anyway.
The Lamar register., 1899-05-03
A. sh. Had surnI.ed

Mrs. Timid-Did you ever find man
under the bed? Mrs. Blur-Yes; the
night we thought there were burglars
in the house l found my husband
there.-Tit-Bits
The Lamar register., 1899-05-03
rhn R.tnr, rruthtnl.

The yulture-It's hardly polite 20
read your paper at table. Mr.. Hall
room. The Vietim-I know. Mrs
Sktnnem. but It takes my mind on
what I'm eating.
The Lamar register., 1899-05-03
Are You u.lnr l,IIen'. Foot-nn.,-

1t is the only cure for Swollen.
Smarting, Burning. Sweating Feet,
Corns and Runions- Ask for Aliens
Foot-Ease. a powder TO be shaken into
the shoes. At all Druggists and Shoe
Stores. Csc. Sample sent FREE. Ad-
dress, Alien s. Olmsted, Leroy, N. Y.
The Lamar register., 1899-05-03
Anythinr for Departure

Staylate-Just one more kiss. dar-
ling! Just one and then I'll go. Voice
from the Stairs-For heavens sake,
Nan. give him one. It's cheap at the
price.
The Lamar register., 1899-05-03

This shopping g-bas. madam. I can rec
omnlend- See what durable handles II
has" Goodness. ! want a hag that will
wear out before II goes out % style show
me one that hasn't got durable handles
The Lamar register., 1899-05-03

Tom--It Is a singular thing tha;
these cookery books give no inforna-
tion concerning the most imp0r;ar;
matter connected with cooking
His wife-what IS that. Tom:
Tom-How to keep 4 cook
The Lamar register., 1899-05-03
whol...,l sl.nrht.r.

'I wonder what makes so many let
tiers go to the dead letter ONCE -
why, suppose it's because tie ad-
dresses are SO perfectly killing =
Philadelphia Bulletin.
The Lamar register., 1899-05-03

Alice-what makes you think Mr..
Perkins means business?
Bertha-He just asked me why I
didn't attend cooking school.-Crite-
rion.
The Lamar register., 1899-05-03
Sable skins

A single fine Russian sable skin is
worth from 800 to $3.50 1t is a tiny
thing about Il inches long by eight or
nine inches around.
The Lamar register., 1899-05-03

Won't II be very expensive 10 serve IN
entire dinner In the pisyg NO. I've
hxec u 50 that the host Niii hayn apo
pIexy during the second course
The Lamar register., 1899-05-03
Ia os-.l Nams.r-

What's that crowd across the
strrctg'
That Why. ths widows that Gea-
cral Wheeler r. 10 marry are holding a
convention
The Lamar register., 1899-05-03
Decldedly So.

What do you think of the army
beef controversy, Terwilliger?" asked
Goldthorpe.
"It's tough"
The Lamar register., 1899-05-03

Two bottles Of Piso's Cure for consurnp-
ton cured me Of bad lung trorhle.-Mrs.
J. Nichols, Princeton, Ind, Mar, 20, isg6
The Lamar register., 1899-05-03
Coming Woe.

fRastus. dis is de style now. How
do You like my chignon?" Hits all
wool. Chloe. an yahd wide"
The Lamar register., 1899-05-03

'WiEger, have you had any stra yybarr.,
Shoricake yetg No. but our Iandf4dSF
has told US bow much money she w0fiti
lose on u u she gave IL TO us
The Lamar register., 1899-05-03
Largest shaft

The largest steel shaft in the world
has Just been finished. 1t is 27 feet 10
inches long and its diameter in the
middle is 81 inches
The Lamar register., 1899-05-03

Susan. here's a uwo-column article on
How to Make Garden. Hand z to
me, Frederick. IN sit on the porch and
read u 20 YOU while you spade up the
The Lamar register., 1899-05-03

COW to eat cactus WHY Did ID XIII
herr" XIII herr We can't keep a yard
OF harbed-wire fence around the place"
The Lamar register., 1899-05-03

"Nllioushhy yo4 seem TO prefer golf "a
bicycling. Yes: you see II anybody srta
hurt at golf II is senerany the eslddish
The Lamar register., 1899-05-03
A nou--haIsl N.e,..l,,

Every huuae should have handy for ~, \ fg.,ta
box OF Casnsrels Candy CsthaTtte "A = I,rg...
guardian Of the family health. All drurEiats h,
s5e. s0c- -
The Lamar register., 1899-05-03

Why : Il ;hA, women live longer than
meu2 Men break down their constl-
tutions trying 70 manage women"
The Lamar register., 1899-05-03

Are 700 afapiF gauprssnlasstrd fsr NIaar
latars Aftrs Iul1fF Welt my rrauscFer
naYs ms for ny t1FaaRritins. % csslares
buf / have 50 pot - Nsth hts harrsd ntt
-ura Tor rsGghlnE
The Lamar register., 1899-05-03

What is an island. par AN island
by powder and shot"
The Lamar register., 1899-05-03
Mrs. wIn.low.. soothInx s,-,,

For children tsetkinz sofsez, tse esn.s refge,. /,
rAnInAtioa, AllAJs Pa,n. cures ~tad cote Je sos,
The Lamar register., 1899-05-03

Every church and schooSouse should be
coated only with Alabastine Hundreds
ct tons used yearly for this work Genu-
The Lamar register., 1899-05-03

HaIr< Cstsrrh Cure
is taken internally. Price, s5c.
The Lamar register., 1899-05-03

AIabas,ine packages ha'S 4 o.. Al e Z
t,nns Anyone can brashn. u Y, ibas.iss =, y
dealer Tor tint card ,-snG Rapt,H'
sree. Alasbastine Co. dfEA-
The Lamar register., 1899-05-03

l. ~ Santa Fe Ta+ afsrsfs 4
atHrc auTJss Ihg Iogwy 3 .
hat for thr saHse r-ra7i a J'sl
Thsn ,h- ears arr - ra;s-.i.
,lgus is rearesly a5'sssas n
palaee snd 7surs.' .'rg.s ID
esair cars on sn Caa,arali ''sl
r HALL Gsasril Ass
At &sF ~ psarz q
The Lamar register., 1899-05-03
a CHARMING grandmother,
~ What pleasant influence {,
Il - y,,t IA fa.f,. -, r.s,.,d hsat.hf

LYDIA E. Pinkham's Vegetable Conf
life. and have passed through that
critical period safely. suffered for
years with falling OF the womb and
female weakness. Al times could
hardly stand on my feet. also had
ieueorrhra- tried several good
The Lamar register., 1899-05-03

Try Lydia E, PiatA1-,
Vegetable c0zpoa
Eleven bottles q Co
pouad and oss Sor 1
Liver Pills szrsa a
and I an nou s-s
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CHANCE REUNrTES A COUPLE
Stanislaus Batzcnski aud Wife Meet
on Il Country Road.

The dusty road leading toward the
city from Bpwmnnyille was tho SCENE
OF strange meeting between husband
ana wife yesterday. July 2h who hy
the workings ~ time and circumstance
had been separated for close upon TWEEN.
~ Year,. % ~ that long since stanls-
luus BatzpnHh ANA his wife lived on
comfortable Wisconsin farm. Then
sickness came upon tho husband and hi
wife went farther north TO live with "a
family Of their acquaintance.
when the husband recovered ne could
get NO trace of his wife. and at last
he loincd son who had a farm near
.,iles Center. There be- has lived ale
most constantly since, until he had u
slight MISUNDERSTANDING with the SON
and determined 10 make his way 90
Chicago. who're De- had another boy lly-
Ing. ln Dickson street
Hutzcnsh lr 10 years old. Hr had not
sufficient money 20 nay his fare. so
struck out along the highway on hlH
route lay the qulct little town OF Bow
munville, ana us he ploidpd through
the place he saw "a woman emerge from
one Of the flrWhpuHeH and take Co the
road uhyud Of him, no mad found the
walking WcnrlFuWn hy this time and De-
quickenvi his pace Co uvDrtahr the woe
man ana beg drink Of her Hut when
b. vhmr up with the woman hu furEut
IN the strongcrs flee. and then be- said.
MARY"
And Mary. hla wife. % WINS. There
in the dusty road thHy paused and exc
changed explanations She was working
ut the furmhotNU and had started out
90 meet her Employer uH be- drove in
fiom the wv. The husband told OF his
intention TO join his son here ana ln
uicc she had agrUrl o. come with him
So the strangely reunited couple linked
arms and took up once more the Jour.
nUy 90 Ch.Hlgu. When they arrived
here they found 90 much bigger town
than they had looked flr. aud by night-
fall they had become quite hopeless Of
finding their boy 4 policeman dis
covered the couple ana took them 10 the
Wet Chicago avenue station. where
they will BE- cared fur until the son h.
found Chicago Timrs-llorald.
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Are Marching Across the Mountains
from Chihuahua,
YAQUIS CALLED TO ARMS.
Runners sent out-TraveI by Night
Fears OF - Descent upon the
Town Of Noga,es.

st. Louis. No.. Aug. IA special to
the Globe Democrat from Nogales.
Ariz gays.
The gutllng guns and detachment
OF artillery soldiers from the City ~
Mexico Via III paso. have been hurried
Houthward on route 20 the scene OF the
Yaqui war The troops are bg.ng
marched across the mountains from
points In the state Of chihuahua aud
Durango to Join the forces now thcr'.
and other achievements are rushing
In from an quarters.
II ~ reported shat cmissarlcB have
been sent by the Yaqui leaders 90
ranches ana mines an over the state OF
Sonora wherever men OF the tribe are
nc work. calling them TO arms with
their cumputriuts already Ia the Held.
ana muus huuulH who are employed
ln the hir mining camps. and on
huClDuduH uH lihorrrs have disappeared.
Evcu Ia this vicinity 900 miles distant
from the scene OF hostliitics. the Nuuuls
employed IN various kinds OF work are
IN state OF diHuulet, quitting their
employment and going away. and
those coming here from outside points
ln Arizona. where there have been many
Nalui lnbOrcrs report the same cun-
dillon Of unnira. They usually travel
by night and nightly small squads arc
reported passing through the town or
along the road nearby. all going In n
southcrly direction.
Some fcurH nrc expressed OF de-
scent upon the town similnr to that uf
August, 1896, whom an attacking parts
took possession of the Mexican custom
house in the early hours OF the morn.
INK ana were dlalodgcd only after
severe battle, in which they lcft nina
men dead ON the field ana carried away
SOME twenty wounded. Ia that fight.
company q, Of the Arizona militia, pur-
tClpntcd. and IL is from motives uf re-
Nenge that the Nnqula now on the war
path have killed the Americans whose
deaths have been reported. In the
former wars they have always respect
ed Americans, never moleHting them.
The situation II considered Ho grave
that Mayor Oycrton has communicated
Governor Murphy a request 20 ask the
war department to send "a uuop Of
cavalry from luacha for protection OF
the town.
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AN ENRAGED PYTHON.


The greatest authority ON the traln-
lug VI wild boasts ln the world ls. Wlth-
ONT n doubt carl iIEHuJHgk uf HAM
burg. He d. 90 Wuu who Inns made o.
"a subject VI serious study ana DC
pos.sea9ea moro animals thlu any other
lndlNiduui
DO sou never como To- guaf ln the
truininE uf your villa aululHg'
Yes be- replied. u have had many
adventure Che most Terrible time I
ever had waa with that python there"
pointing Goo In enormous COLL Wherein
q cruel plir ul DyUH E|lttriiug uuWIuk-
lngly nt uH. % hlI uiHb, mU-g.ruu
uythnnH ln one case. ami ! auut.I tI
nut them ull into ulg hHN CO. remove
90 another cage. I bad managed tu get
slN ol Them removed NU.N comfortably.
simply catching them uy thU N..I %
the mock urd dropping them iu UUr hy
one. TackIug So. % however iuIs way
one. my lady uaN 100 m.. ! matched
on ms hat auI thrust 90 b.fNeu her
enormous Jaws. I then seized Der ly
the sCun OF tho neck mud dragged hnr
tu thc lower Partition, mIkius constant
ntiempu 60 dris her Do. suH darling
back again.
"rhen. us ! finally caught h.r she
coilcd hrrHDu round hy body and l.Is.
nul hueuu iI HuuH so WU with 900 her
might t1 uIl lI tNU horror U. 90. moe
mont ODE remaining python attacked
me-. too, and there / fWuyDi beneath
them. wi,h their huge Jaw gsplus over
me. and their foul breath making me
nearly HDuHaIoFs. Luckily. when / had
given M nll hope. ONE of che men threw
blanket over the second python, Hp-
cured 10 Zoo the box. ana came 60 my
rescue, and after long rght ] was
rescued more dead than ulINr.
II was engaged once pacNug up EIN-
teen ulllgaturE Tor Dusseldorf ! pulled
the first out nf that pond when sud-
denly with blow ~ hlH tail hU knocked
me bang into the water and then for
second Ur two | lay daEyi among the
fifteen alllgutofH. Ny people made
rush 90 save me. but ! was shot Out uf
the tank like ON India rubber ball
They are very determined lighters !
have known HiX of them 10 ught Cor
fourteen days until the whole Dot Uf
them were dead.
Eight ~ my elephants once ran
away ln procession ct Munich. fuIr
NJ them rushed into house. and the
bottom gave way AMI precipltatod them
into cellar. ont OF which We Eot them
with the greatest possible trouble.
can tell you am animal trainers NE has
ia dangers, Parsons MaEaano.
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Loavcnworth KnH.. Aug. 2.-Throc
desperate convicts from the Federal
prison. who were In charge ~ Guard
knief. escaped while nt work digging
grave Tor u fellow convict that had
died Tuesday. The prisoners were Jack
Holly. hofacthicf convicted nc Paris
today. l.. Priest and VIII Becboc. both
from Indian Territory. Tor minor Of
lenses
while at work on the grave. Holly
struck the guard on the back OF the
head with o shovel. The other two mon
then attacked the guard. stripping him
nearly naked. and then left him In n
dnzcd condition. The funeral party. ar
rlvlng nj the cemetery. finding the
guard In the above condition. took him
In charge aud with the corpse. returned
TO the prison Mt Fort Lenvcnworth,
where the alarm WAS sounded.
Late tonight n farmer from Linn
wood notified the prison officers that
Jack Holly was cut IN two by an
Atchison a Santa Re train, which he
attempted 10 board. He held gun In
his hand while attempting TO board
the train. and when he fell the cars cut
the gun In two. The guard ~ expected
20 recover.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-03

New York. Aug. "A special To the
Herald from Ottawa. Ont. says.
n has developed IN connection with
the Alaskan boundary matter, that
Canada not long ago made u territorial
concession Of some Importance tu The
United States
IN iSsl commissioners were appointed
TO get further data for the dnllmltntion
of the boundary These commissioners
Zen Dufnold. for the United states,
and Mr.. King. Dominion astronomer.
FOR Canada were empowered 60 engage
surveyors, who were To- locate ln par
tlculnr the itint meridian. which ia the
boundary mentioned In the old treaty
ns dividing canada from Alaska up 60
a certain point
when the observations had been
taken % was discovered that the iiiHt
meridian struck the coaft over the
western shoulder Of Mount g. Elias.
The United States suggested that u
would b. moro convenient Go take the
apex ~ Aiuhui st. Elias Ia thu starting
point OF the boundary line thus NOV.
inE 10 2fi statute miles further east. n
was agreed that tn new boundary line
thus run should meet the true meridian
23ii statute miles north from Mount &c.
Elias The United states by this mr.
runrcmont secured twenty -oluht square
mllc1 OF territory Canada readily cone
gcntcd 90 make THE gift as the United
states desired 90 share equally with
Canada lu having the highest mountain
~ North America within her territory
This fact Or recalled zee ptIof that
Canada does not always adhere To- the
Chamberlain motto OF what we have.
wen hold even in diplomatic dealings
with the United States