14 PAGES ---- YEAR 86. NO, 108 TINGS FOR OUR READERS PRESENTED IN THE BRIRFEST POSSIBLE FORM, The Whig's Dally Condensation of | the News of the World From Tele- graphic Service and Newspaper Ex- chahge, At Edmonton, Hon. C. W. Fisher, Speaker of Albert Legislature, died at an early hour wn Tuesday morn- ing. Major Donglas Hallam, D.S.C., of the R.A F., a Toronto man, may be one of those who will attempt to fly across the Atlantic. Steffenson has a scheme for con- y Yerting the Aretie and sub-Arctic re- "gions of Canada into a great wool, milk and meat producing area. The Chinese delegation appealed i0 President. Wilson to intercede for their presence at the presentation of the peace treaty to, Germany on Wednesday. An Inter-allied committee has reached an agreement upon 'the terms of the treaty relative to a dis armament of the Bulgarian army, according to information < from Bucharest. Orders 'have been issued. at Wash- ington for recruiting eight thousand men to relieve Americans in Siberia. The men are to be sent In upits of five hundredofrom San Francisco, At McMast University, Toronto, these honorary degrees were con- ferred: D.D., Rev. M B Parent, M.A., of Roxton Pond, P.Q.; Rev J F. Vichert, M.A., dean of the Divin ity School, Colgate University; LL.D. David Lloyd George WHO INVITED THEM? Some Say Wilson and Others That Lloyd George Was Privy. London, May 8.--The visit of re- presentatives of 'American-Irish so- cleties of Ireland is creating great in- terest in Sinn Fein circles there and equal indignation in Unionist quart- ers in Ireland and England. Among the reports in circulation is one that passports from Paris were -granted to Ireland at the request of Presi. dent Wilson, There were also reports that Premier Lloyd George promised to receive the delegates of the Ameri- can-Irish societies and advised them to visit Belfast. There is censiderable mystery about the whole affair and it is un- known .. whether Premier Lloyd George has been in 'communication with the visitors at all. There is one report that he promised to receive them, but has cancelled his engage- ment for the interview. A question was addressed to the goverment in the house of commons on Wednes- day with a view to establishing The Daily British Whig [ rev KINGSTON, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, EA The exhibition of colored unparalleled interest. out long jets of liquid fire. also) to establish their exact status. intended to receive them. The ques- tion was met evasively by the home secrgtary, who promised to make in- quiries and said that this would oe- cupy a week. While according to some' despateh- es from Ireland, the Sinn Feiners are greatly encouraged and .belfeve the creation of an Irish republic is with- in sight, the Unionist press here is calling for an explanation from Premier Lloyd George and criticiz. whether the envoys are accredited to ing President Wilson's alleged inter- ference in British domestic affairs, A ROYAL AIR FORCE PHOSPHORUS IN exploson of a phosphorus bomb, ES AO SE - 1 ICENDIARY BOMB EXPLODING. ling the work of the ing the war, opened by General Seely at the Grafton Galleries, London, hat given above photographs illustra "If it is true that Mr. Wilson is be- It was also asked if the premier had | hind this intrigue against the union of the United Kingdom--and after the president's bebaviour toward taly anything is--credible--the Am- erican ambassador," says The Post, "ought to be told that the United Kingdom does not tolerate interfer- ence in its domestic affairs, They are our businese and the business of nobody else." The Graphic says: "If any of the states of America were again to de- mand the right to secede from the union, it ie certain the American peo- ple would be bitterly ndignant if the United States goverment and - »- nn, you do not eat." I have nervous ir "No; he sa and let my. dig: nerves gradually re "Well, ¥ know what I © "What is that?" : Fat "T would start in on so many cases just like Nerve "B" you will never gain strength if ; "No, I suppose not." "to + "What did the doctor say?" : "He blames it 2 on my Herves: aye my nervous system is exhausted il digestion » "Does he think you will soon be better?" ri Reree Pons at Eo "Oh, I Cannot Eat. There is Not a Thing that I Want" "I have heard lots of my friends tell about using Dr. Chase's Nerve Food when down, but it never occurred it myself." they get rum 5 me to try vi cine that the would dor § for $2.75, rves and "Well, I certainly would try it if I were you. I have never seen such results as a treatment for the nerves from any medi- "If oli) to the: tore FLT pat ate oe Dr. Chase's Nerve start in t now. shows the curious porcupine effect produced by the a type used for incendiary purposes. On bursting, it shoots TRAE Royal Air Force dur- England, is one of rrr rer en i such a demand received any kind ot official-encouragement from Great Britain. We apply 'the same stand- ard of judgment to American. inter- ference in our affairs." | DEFENDERS OF FLAG WERE STARVED OUT Italian Troops Accused of Mal- treating the Greeks on Scarpante islands. eine Salonica, May 8. Reports receive ' MAY 8, 1919 . RAMSAY'S Enamels In all colors ; y s For Furniture and Interior Decorating FOR SALE BY McKELVEY & BIRCH, LTD. Hay Fevers i ih 35 2 INSTANT: grasiaty R J.D. KELLOGG" d ps hfe Yo Asthmer Hi NCA NN 4 J ' 5 ' ~ -- / SECOND BECTION ERTIES ~ We have a supply of kindling. J. Sowards Coal Co, --- IRE GROCERY Fresh Farmers' But- ter arriving daily. 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The Archbishop of Scarpafdto is reported to have been seriously wounded by the Italian carabiners. A Greek sailing vessel off the Gasso Islands reports a devastating fire 'by guns on the villages of Ar- vanitohori and Murina. The vessels Was prevented by gunfire from ap- proaching the scéne, ------------ Miss Margaret Isabel Graham died at the Graham homestead, Sidney, on Sunday, Miss Graham had recent- ly been in Toronto at the General Hospital, where she underwent -a serious operation. She was a daugh- ter of the late John Graham, and was a native of Sidney, * Belleyille"s population is 13,3465, increase of 338, $6,620,006. op- The assessment is|i}| Superior Ice Cream Parlor Now Open QUICK SERVICE; NO WAITING . Call and see our new store and try our ice cream. We manufacture our own ice cream and candy. the very best and purest of materials used. 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