PRINCE VOL. 5. NO. 100. PRINCE (fKOHGK, V.C, FRIDAY. DECEMBER lr.th, 1W2. FIVE CENTS. Priest Banished from Ireland by Free State New Sawmill will be Taken Into Timber Over Snow SUMMER LOGIGIN'G WILL BE CARRIKD OX IX THE VICINITY WHILE THE MILL IS BKIXO ASSEMBLED AND PROJECTORS ANTICIPATE I HAT CUTTING WILL COMMENCE KAIILY IX TIIR KUMMKR. Rev. Jolin E. O'Connor. John P. Meyers, of the Critnbrank Kuwmilln, Limited, will make Prince Urorjift his ix'i'iiiiniriii headquarter* pending the completion of ihe company** urrnnjreuieittH for opening up in the mll'lii" and pinning Imslne-m next Hummer. limber cruising of die Herman IlmJin, nud of the IhimIm in (lie vicinity, i ha* occupied the pnxt two weeks, und uttentlon is now Itclng tCiven to the | liiiilion of a rn.-iil over wlilch lumber can be moved front the sawmill to (lie planer, to be located at Mowe i" int ou the line of (lie (luiiilliin j National railway. It in likely this rond will come out Kometvhcre mvnr the Moore ranch, but before any decision. !�; reached In the matter Mr. ' Meyer will hnve nn engineer j�� ovVr tho proposed routes and -W- wlwii grades can !><� secured. It its the Intention also to do some;----------------:��------------------------------'; work on tho existing road to the j the opinion of several of the govern-bcttei' ; limber and put it In such shape that \ ment supporters no action could bo TorontpTDentist has Cure for Pyorrhea 1 i. �:�. I i'�! 1 " 1 Women Send Petition Leader of Soviets at for Release of Mrs Frye the Pea^ Conference TWO inJNDISED AXD TWKXTY-TWO WOMEN OK PRINCE GEORGE AND VKlXin REQUKST TUB ATTORNEY-GENERAL To GIVE. THE AOCTSED HER LIBERTY PENDING THE SITTING ok I UK COURT OF ASSIZE. Dr. Harold K. Ilo\, Toronto den- known as Father Dominic, has ar-j the sawmill can be freighted in over takon without-submitting tho Issue' tist. whose declaration that pyorrhea rifed in New York after belny do- the snow. In this way no time will ! to the electors. | is curable has attracted considerable ported from Ireland nnd disciplined lie" lost, and the work of assembling According lo a parliamentary rule1 attention throughout Canada and the by his superiors in the Church for the mill can be taken In hand In the j that Is seldom Invoked, the govern-! United State*, his political nctl.vltlos. He was, chaplain to Terence MocSwluey/, the hunger-striking lord mayor of Cork. COMMISSIONS OF ALL NOTARIES TO TERMINATE IX FOUR YEARS All notaries, public commission:) In British Columbia under the Not spring. Mr. Meyers will not attempt to log this winter, but the . land around the mill will be Hummer-logged, and the necessary buildings will bo erected. , Mr. Meyers has boon inspecting a line of railway, to the oast of the city, with (i view to supplementing ment may permit discussion of mat- - ters involving tho oxpenditure of RUSSIA WANTS DOlKHOBOHS public uiou.-y In committee, and this' TRAINED IN FARMING TO It'BTUKN T<) RUSSIA is being dTne with the beer question. \ While continuing his opposition to beer, the premier is exposed to with- NELSONVDec. 14�The represent- milling planm along the hold oppotdtlon to the holding of plebiscite, provided the House, in ntiren of the .Soviet governmont Kir la. who hnve he \i Hooking of arles Public Act, introduced by At- tho Plunu which his company has on [course. committee, recommends hucIi a( induce the.poukhoborfl to return to hand nt Fort Steelc, und has every. confidence that he will be ablo have the mill in operation oarly the summer. to turnoy-General Manson, will expire tour years from tho data they- were issued, except commissions held by fully qualified lnwyers. "Notaries In this province are performing Important work, and they frequently undertake moro than they Hhould," Hon. Mr. Manson said. ��Some of them have tried to become VICTORIA. Dec. 14�Ian Mackeu-gnneral conveyancers, and to do le-: Z|Oi Of Vancouver, succeeded in get-1 Kal work, which 00 per cent, of ( tlnR the legislature to discuss tbe! them are unfitted to undertake. As |IDer clause, which was advanced! Mr. David Whiteside. Liberal for New Weistminster, and two or three UISER CLAUBJS HAS SHOUT LIFE BEFORK IT CiKTS In j other government supporters are bo-I lleved to have stated they were pre-i pared to go so far as to withdraw I their support If the governmont THK KNOCK-OUT! ; adopted a beer policy. TKIiEORAM WIN'S I'OIXTS IX UIO LIllKIi ACTION BY K. W. UAC'KLS TORONTO. Dec. 14�Tho move of a result many of them very seriously; w|ln ft view to securing an amend- e. W. BackUK, plaintiff In the $100.-Jcopardlze their clients' rights. Too] ment" to the liquor act to permit the, ooo libel ac;lon brought against tho sale of beer by the glass, but the I Toronto Telegram, to exclude tho beor-by-the-gla89 13 no nearer than j evidence of Premier Drury and At- inany notaries public have been appointed, and there should be aome Hort of test before an appointment Is made." (LARK sciiki i;i:i; NAMED AS PRESIDENT OF SWISS REPUBLIC BERNE, Dec. 14�Clare Schourer, vlce-profltdent of tho Swiss republic during the past year has been eloct-ed preB'deai of tho fodoral assembly. It was before. Thb clause hold the house for a short time on Monday, but yesterday It was got rid of by a vole of 23 to 17, which deferrod action upon tho questiou until the next session of the legislature. The torney-Ofiueral Raluey, was topected by the court yesterday. The feature! RiiEfda, have made quite an Impression upon a^number of the sect resident In thlu fllatrict. Just what the connection is between tho represent-1 i;fives and the Soviet 13 not vory clear, but they profess to bo uble to assure Canadian Doukhobors, if they consoijt to roturn to their native countr/, they will ba exempted from military servlco for twenty years, enjoy religious freedom, and bo given other Inducements. The members of^the colony are said to be about evenVy divided upon tho question of returning. Thoso who go may be forced to leave empty-handed as all the property of the Beet Is held on the communistic plan, with the title registered in the name of Peter lite pelllloii of the women of Prince George und vicinity, a-ldresie to tlie mtorney-ncnernl, the prayer of which is (hat Mr;. F. Frye, who I in Oknllii prl.son awni'liiK trial ll|H>n (lie charge of murder, he given |,r libeiIy until her coho is called ut the spring assizes, hax been dispatched t. Victoria. Few murder enne* in llrl.ish Columhtn have creu(<\l m> much publii Intercut a.; tlio liM^edy which was enacted on the Frye homcstcul,, when the wife ftiid mother, driven to dcsperatfpu by the threats of the drink- � traced liu-li'iml, seiU a bullet tliroimti his heart. There are no two opinions* of�the" killing. Isolated. a� Mra. Frye was. there wa� no one to help iu>r. Her husband had loaded the hIioI-kuii for the oxpressed purpose of killing off the entire family. It was his life or of the cu8eso"far has 'beeiTthe" re-1 V^gIn! tm| leadpr-cltal of tlie plaintiff as to how he| had got hiB start in the lumber aud pulp business. He told of starting bien by Verlgln, although ho is said to have had an interview with tho eniissar- part of the government fol-I in without capital of any kind. Other leH' but mG�tInKH of tho Doukhobors was iuOavor of another year's | than his labor and brain. He began' aro boin* heltl at tno Varlou� settle- trial of the present act beforo oven a plebiscite Is taken on tho matter. In Cabinet Played Both Ends in Division on Beet oi MESSRS HART MANSON. 8IX>AX AXD I�ATTULLO LINED UP WITH Ti,K S AND BEST OF CABINET FAVORED EXISTING ACT r^^ P.RUV CAST HIS VOTE WITH BEER b7woVklnK"for"aVuge"of iT.Bo"po'r, mcat8 -throughout the district to dls-day and gradually climbed up until i CUBa thu Prapoaala._________ he became a big factor in the lumber and pulp industry of tbe dominion. PERRY WANTS INFORMATION OX LOCAL PULP AXD PAPER -H. a PATRONS. VICTORIA, Dec. .8-The hopes of the beer by glass � daahod yenterO-o afternoon when a rc.o'.ution put forwar, b>�* * hue, neSber for Vlctorla^larlns the time luop,>ortune for � -on ho sale of beer by the *U� �� c-t d d tabHshn.entH approved �ventecu voting for hoc; and twenty-five against Those voting for beer by iWVaf"* f t0UipUlcd the prime minister would the motion were: R. �*� Notjlu!1U8> i ,.,.ce|V0 ut least thirty thousand mes- SKVKN PERSONS KILLED AXD OTHERS INJURED BY 'HIDE SWIPE OF TRAIN la tho ra�: fcouth Vancouver: Sam Gu.hrle, Newcastle; Thomas Uphill. Fer.nle; J. H. Schptleld, Trail; Major J. H. Burde. Alberni; Win. Hunter. Hlocan; �. �� Ferry. Prince.Ooqrge; K. C. MncDon-\\\ Ander->n. Farris, ald. North Okanagan; F �on. KamloopH: J. W. . Vancouver; Hon. John Hart. Victoria; Hon. A. M. Manson, Omlneca; lion. William-Sloan. Nanainio; Ken- sag M�or\ftumuer ^ ^ nQ reaHOn l0 doubt , ot lne 0Hti- H. Q. Perry .has boiuu iiucbuuu. -.. the order paper in the legislature wheu a Houston, concerning the pulp and paper mill. swiped a switch which the Fiaser Timber Syndicate way -varils-projected for this city. Ho wants to, PROVINCE OF ONTARIO know If negotiations have been brok-i BORROWS MONEY AT FIVE en off and what the concessions de-j AXD ONE-HALF PER CENT. sired by the coropauy were, which !__,__. the government would not accede TORONTO, Dec. II�Tho province to. He also wants to know If the ' of Ontario has disposed of an issue government intends to advertise tho of $5,000,000 5% per cent. 20-year local pulp area, as promised by tho bonds at 09.oil. The entire Issue minister of land.s. was placed with a To;onto syndicate. Dick Wo Kee Exhausts His Remedies in the Courts AI'PLIOATION TORONTO HAS GREATEST MAYORALTY CONTEST , "-IN ITS HISTORY | TORONTO, Dec. 14�Conservative Toronto Is to have a battle royal for j the mayor's chair between two Llber-n 'i. i-lio present mayor; Alfred Ma-;nil Robert John Fleming, � for writ of prohibition, to prevent police ate from imposing sentence ix liquor case, is :mf. court and accused will now MAG1STR REFUSED BY THE SUPRE COME UP FOR SBXTEXCE. I ho. lives of all the children, and her own as well, and Mrs. Fryo steeled herself to end it all, and did so. Sbo wan without friends or money, and In due legal process win committed to stand hor trial upon the murder . charge. She cannot be cleared of this charge until a court of competent jurisdiction sits, and this will not be until next summer. Had' Rhe friends, ball might have boon arranged, but is it was, she was placed In a position In which she was forced to spend upward of six months In prison before she could hope to secure her liberty. When tho facts bocame known, tho ivomen of Prince George and vicinity ntoroeted themselves and decided. >y mcanB of a woman's petition to in- attorney-general, to request tbe iberatlon of Mrs. Fryo upon her own recognizance, pending the siting of tin- asiize court. All told 222 women of tho city aud district :iave signed the petition. The signers can fairly be said to be representative of the women of the entire community. The membership of ov-ry woman's organization In tho dls-rlct is represented on the potitlon, as well as all creeds and national)-les. It required no urging to secure he signatures, and the women have .sent their petition forward with every hopo that, following due enquiry by the attorney-general as to tho ucts, Mrs. Frya ' will be speedily given her liberty. LABOR LEADER OBJECTS TO SHOWIXG HONOR TO 1)1 lit: OF YORK Dol- GLASGOW, Dec. 15�Uallllo uproar uy oppoinrs � *.-<-?.-..��� in confer~the freedom of the city upon the Duko of York. He said meroly political and royal personages were not worth the honor as such. After the lord provost had promised an economical entertainment, of the Duke, Dollan withdrew hla remarks, and the corporation asreod, 150 to 28, to go through with tho cero- mony. ATTEMPT MADE OX LIFE OF HOME SECRETARY WITH POISONED CHOCOLATES LONDON, Dec. 14�It is officially announced that an unHUccesaful attempt has been mnde to assassinate Home Secretary Brldeman by meaus of poisoned chocolates which were Eont to him through tho mall. iisdall 18 again elected mayor of city of vancouver FARM Lit PARTY IS BREAKING UP IN THK FEDERAL ARENA <;. I'chhcherln, heat! of the Soviet dolo-galion :it Lausanne, who presented Htissia'a case to tho confer-ence ilim week. �� OTTAWA. Dec. 14�Disintegrating influences are at work In tho ranks of the. Progressive bloc. Gossip in capital circles Is froe with tin* names of some twelve or fifteen members of tho Farmers' group, who. It Is claimed, will crosfl the House, when tho session opens. The fusion failure and tho resignation of Hon. T. A. Ciorar as lead- L'Xl itili STATES WILL COLLECT FIC3M ALL ALLIES WHO CAN PAY WASHINGTON, Dec. 14�Official emphasis ha> been given by administrative officials in tlio lemurks of Ambassador Harvey In Londoa that the United Slates Is dotormlnod to collect war debts from all war allies cr, together with tho Inexperience of Robert Forko, hls-Buccossor, are the! wIl� can P�>*- Tt la f'irthor statod by chief reasons for tho threatened Ireasury officials that the Unltod breaking up of the agrarian element. States will not consent to any mixing Then, too, tho fiasco of tho wheat <>f reparations payments with war board has caused much harsh crlti- ll"l)t:f' llt;i1 !h;U tho two mU3t be keI" clsm at homo for many of tho Far- absoluloly Beparate and distinct, mer members who see In the hostile TlllM announcement may not bo very attitude of their Grain Grower sup- welcome to tho French government porters tho certainty that they can nevor be re-eloclod as Progressive farmers. BONAR LAW SAYS GERMANY OX VERGE OF COLLAPSK wiiicu, ut Hit: pieaom time, is tho heaviest doblor :c tho United States. LACIIIXU CANAL HAD BUSIEST YEAH IN GRAIN TRANSPORT LONDON, Dec. 14�In answer to an Interrogation upon the subject of reparations payments in the House of Commons, Bonar Lau said he way in a position to glvp very little Information other than that In " the opinion of British experts the financial system of the German nation was very near to a collapse. It Is announced that tho government will call a showdown with France before j CONSTANTINOPLE, Dae. 14�The January lpth ou the matter of occu-; Kemalists have announced their wlll- MONTREAL, Dec. 14�The U-rhiiiK canal was closed today after tbe busiest season In Its history. During thu year thpre we.o movotl llirough llio canal 83,731,211. buah-ol'i o'. grain In addition to other freight. KEMALISTS READY TO JOIN �THE LEAGUE OF NATIONS patlon of the Kulir section by French troops. tliu j !ni;tio3s to en'.er the league o� na-i t Ions. Liquor Board Operators wE�fed4ke,Tqwn Quietly MATTHEWS WOULD HAVE BEEN IN THK LIST HAD SITC XVr~ JUMPED HKR BAIL ON PREVIOUS CHARGE. Then- is another batch of llqnor cases due for u hearing in the pr>bc� It �IUi Thottc are cases with which Chief of Police Cm-low knows nothing nil news to him nnd the other city officials until Wednesday, when the operators for Ihe liquor board made themselves known. From the developments, It would seem the peoplo of the town outer- STlvANGMSR LEWIS talned "the liquor board officials un- GETS RICHARD BELT FOR KEEPS _______ us fur back an September 23rd. They are Messrs. Ijickson anil Harrison and spent some time in tin city .without their connection the board being Buspocted. A they got five casns. four of them being-whisky soiling chargea and one :" lun "�""� �..... �..... In which the charge is the sale <>' former champion, who dislocated his Wo Kc<5 hus lost the legal fight, which W- solicitor W. I* I beer. Only four of tho caaoa will come to trial as otn> of them Involved Volma Matthews, the colored lady who was caught some time ago In ST. LOUIS, Dec. 15�Ed. "Strang-wlth lir Lewis regained tho world'x All tohl heavyweight c'hamplonsh'p wrestling "ielt, getting two out of three falls his bout with Stanlslnus Zybitco, shoulder in the second fall, but insisted on finishing the bout. Lowls neth Campbell, Nolson; H. ^. Kc>" glii; Atlln; Capt. Inn MaeKeaila.. Vancouvor; Hon. T. 1> PfttlnUo. VlU^ and Robert John Flemg, Prince Rupert. . hnhniicer of tho Toionto sireet rail- In the course of the debate.- _nj.�"��-*iitj m;iyor in j913, 1316 and number of points of ordur were lak-, *� .'ii and Chairman >.V. B. Jackson si - ouUook \s for the hottest mu- anJ il i VANCOUVER, Dec. 15�Mayor C. j Chler curloWs drag-net, and rather :. TUdall haa been re-elected mayor thttn sltllu, hlM. lr,.ll( llUltlt. nor KCt. ly r.44 votes oveV L. I). Taylor. Me- away nnd caused her bondsmen to rullrig was enco defied by . Major Uurdo. The Speaker wa� calod ln and he decided with tho chairman. Ham Outhrie, the Lahor momhor tor Newcastle, warf uIko denied the right of speajtlng. becauEo lie'V'bnld np� �keep to the subject. For a few minutes tl.e House seemed out of hand. Clearlhue-fl negative motion present act hnd not been given fair trial yet, Flnce the P.leb!BC"0l,,0 hnd been taken only eighteen months j ago. liiipal fight In many years, turning .ir in whether the. city is to allow a .rec-slx-truck. light of way for hydro-radlnla jilmi;!; the waterfront to tho I rovTiicial hydro .domralsa'.oh. Mr. Klcniliig. who Is a-member of the To-ronto harbor commission, has stoutly opposed giving anybody not con-city u franchise on fav-ivay. consented loTThe people" vote on the oues- was waiting on hU beh.iJf before the SINN FEIN BRANCHES IX DUBLIN WILL STRIVE' TO SECURE PEACE r.lUTI.SH TROOPS MOVING (ll'T OF TERRITORY OF IRISH FREE ST IRISH FRfiia STATIC j5�With bands flying, and bayon supplying liquor to a the case broke down by reason Inability lo ulibw the person receiving llio liquor \sus an Indian within j the meaning of the act. Another in- SHRINKAGE IX TAX COLLECTIONS BRINGS COUNCII formation was then laid charging Wo i Kee with.an infraction of the Liquor Act, ami on this charge the , police j maglsitrjito expressed his belief '" *15'000 THIVYKAK'S OPKRATION8, HUT THERE WBItN irKDUCTIONS IX TAXES AMOUNTING AS .COMPARED AV1TI1 PREVIOUS YKA1U OUT SHORT AGAINST THIS TO $17.(K)(i I The proBfCtitioiis in tho three can-I es will be in the IiuiuIm of Chief Car-low and City Solicitor 1*. E. Wilson. The cases were culled in the police Kola Hie Rlckard bolt for keeps, having won It tin eo times. Zybeco got the first full with the "flying mare," Lewis got the second with deadlock, and tho third with toe holds. CAPETOWN WILL HAVE WORLD SERVICE STATION roll MARCONI WIRELESS (APRTOWN. Dec. 14�(Engineer Mcl.ellan, of the Marconi company, : Is hero to tnko charge of th'o cbu- Isiruction of the now South African wireless station which, whuu pleled, will b com- iiii-ii.......... the largest In oxlst- enco unit will give direct service with ...w . _.. country In tba Hid. The agreement with tho maglstr4Uo expressed h!s belie tho Kuill of the accused hut granted his solicitor a stay of proceedings Deaplto n pei IimI <>r ii�h� money and di.sup|M>hue�! 1io|m>s, the property- until ho could make application to owner* hi Prince (ieorjje Uiivo kept level with tln> previous ycuir in tho tho supremo court for a writ of pro- ����.,. ot ,�,P ,,llJIIlell, ,lf ,llX(^. t'p lo the eud of November tho oolIccUous hibitlon. -_i. ,,.,t on nccount of tiixo luiiounUHl to >^t7,:t5U under a tj\x levy ot $ll,1,l!7l), The cases were called in ihe police worm. nic uhi. . .... ... court yesterday, when nn adjourn- company has been ratified by parliament was granted for eight days, ment and tho work will be started! Uail was fixed in the whisky hoIHur Immedlutely. The station Ib expect-casea at $1,000 and two sureties of ed to lie ready for service In eighteen $"i00 each, and in the beer soiling months. All materials possible will case at $500 and two sureties of ; be purchased In South Africa. Tho application for the writ waf. mado by \V. P. Ogilvie on behalf of W Kee on Friday, hut was dls- LONDON, Dec. 14�Encouraging news Is received from Dublin In dispatch which Intimate Kntos of all the Sinn Dublin City nnd cou conference on Sunday, to bringing about peaco Freo State governm rebels. urill.lN. Dpi �ySd!?SS British SrS out of Dublin todjr.^^ Wo Kee. on Friday, hut was inland on a technicality By arrangemen \\bl<-h makes the collect ions Just under sixty per �*nt. The showing would have been oven � rather than under the mark. a technicality By better but for thn ncilon of one of j bo over rather man uuuei mv lu...... nt with John Oweu Wll- Luo inrge property holding Interests This overdraft does not Indicate any d f th city the | diding to puss up payment for ; laxity in tho managumont of affairs il the deficit and CONCERTED MOVE TO RECORD regiments I Hon. who appeared for the clty^the | ,� propery ng to puss up payment for ; laxity in tho managumont of affairs nt Includod In the current j by the present council as the deficit | i d tho lovy tor son, who appeared for the city, |n deciding p application waa allowed to be heard ,no l)rosent. Includod In the current j by the present council as the defic it Tuesday upon the j yoar'8 ,ax colleltlons are $1,346 | In tax collections undor tho lovy tor Hie buildings ------ OBJECTION TO RECF.IPT TAX j ,oagOi uow the residence ot ----------� ., � ! rinor-genoral. '____ OTTAWA, Doc. 15�Premier Mac- �- upon Us merits on Tuesday upon the understanding the accused would abandon his right tojipply for a writ of habeas corpus. The argument advancod In sup-rt of tho writ was that the accused ,a �... should not bo placed In Jeof^d>' , .he Free State troops. � twlco for the same offence, and tnat haBdedbvertothe^e^ v|c(j.regal �� fae ha(, boen airoady tried an^.ac- r's tax colleltlons are $1,346 th waa recolvod by reason of the -1 quitted for tho offence now . � lh llce ma kenzle King had tho greatest dolugo j oyTARIO of telegrams yesterday In the history \ C1X)SE8 of the capital. The retail merchants j of the dominion organised a tele- j Rraph barrage, and from every cor-1 \\ bw ner ot the cou/try came telegrams j BockeU; protesting against the bringing Into, charged force of tho government stamp taxjIMltz ai Doc. ; wa8 n oa receipts. The oreanizerB of tho move suicide BY HANGING 14 � Charles In jail here of Dwlght or on Nov. 23, yesterday by 1,,,rt.ed suicide yy ' canu ." "� njelt in the county Jail- ( being ^.is'dered by the police magistrate. Tho dismissal of this application oxBausta Wo Keo's remedy and it will remain now for tha magistrate to impose the sentence. WOMEN NOW REQUIRED TO BO JURY DUTY VICTORIA, Dec. 10�The legislature voted 28 to 14 in favor of women being engaged In Jury service. uble from the government under the samo heading, the further num of $1,098. This may not he brought to account before tho close of the year, diit. If not, it should come to hand early In January. At tho end ot November last year. the collections upon taxes amounted to $19,820. These collections, however, were \ipon a total tax lovy of $80,643, so that the total, while greator, la nnout tbe same percentage of the levy. ,Wlth tbe close of tbe year but two weeks off. It would appear that the city clerk's estimate ot a $15,000 deficit upon tho year's operations will thp year In Bornethlng over $26". and on top of this the council .ou pared Its expenditures that It was enabled to reduce the rate of taxation by 2Vd mills and, all told, there waa a reduction In taxation upon real property amounting to close upon $17,000. FORKS SAYS CANADA'S NI.1CI> AT PRESENT TIME IS BRANDON, M.P., the House LITTLE MORE THAN HALF MONEY SPENT ON P. G. K. WENT INTO BUILDING VICTORIA. Dec. 14�Out of all the maze of controversy about the }\ O. E. and what the contracts have cost, came the cloar cut statement BRITAIN MUST BE PAID BEFORE SHE CAN I>A1, THE UNITED STATES LONDON, Doc. 15�Bonar Law emphaUcaUy stated ln:ttej Houieo? nothing from Oer-Italy. Ho said oo �h a policy would of HviuK in thU for goDoraiJous.