Terrace Mystery Tangled With Bees And Secrets
In a Ravenspur Castle terrace scene Vera tends bees while Marion asks Geoffrey about a dangerous visitor Tebigorsky. Ralph hints at a blood feud with Mrs May and a hidden society. Geoffrey and Marion's bond deepens as Telegrams of danger loom, Teigorsky vanishes, and a cliffside clue reappears.
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Geoffrey
Tebigorsky
Htalph
Tehigursky
Marion
Mrs May
Lear
Tenis Orsky
Ralph Ravenspur
Scoffres
Ralph
Tehigorsky
Fc Mistter
Tnere
Maron
Ravenspur Castle
Alberta Liquor Act provisions on penalties and enforcement
The act outlines penalties for liquor violations including sales, keeping or giving liquor and the agency liability of vendors and their staff. It sets burden of proof, prima facie evidence rules, and court processes, including second offenses, penalties, and fines to be paid to the provincial treasury. It clarifies enforcement responsibilities for officers and excludes interstate or foreign transactions. The act takes effect July 1, 1616, with earlier provisions possible for enforcement.
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Jude
Justices of the Peace
Suc Corporation
Julze
Maxis Ate
Justice
Supreme Court
General Revenue Fund
Alberta
Provisions On Service of Process In Acts Regarding Corporations
The text outlines how summons warrants orders writs or related proceedings may be served on corporations. It permits service by delivering to an officer attorney or agent or leaving at a place of business. Additional methods may be valid if approved by the court judge or peace officer. It notes certification to the chief inspector and variations for prosecutions against corporations.
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Geoffrey
Stenmore
Reaper
Mas Vera
Marion
Vera
Llis
Ashi Pont
Jude
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Mme Viviani Works for Soldiers and Wounded
Mme Viviani wife of the French premier engages in charitable acts across France. She directs nurseries for children of soldiers at the front and visits hospitals and workrooms aiding wounded, sharing practical support with other countrywomen to help win the war. Meanwhile relief funds in Canada total millions aimed at seed grain and drought relief, with further sums expected and a planned addition of 750,000.
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Mme. Viviani
France
Mme. Viviant
Howbitaia
Saska
Alberta
Dronkatetricken
Agricultural Training In Province Of Quebec
The piece describes summer agricultural classes in Clementery and a provincial effort to boost rural education. It notes a $25 bonus for teachers attending the courses, travel stipends, and special allowances to offset expenses. It argues farming education in schools aids rural life and aligns with developments in Canada and the United States.
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Collie Aire
Canaan
Quebec
Opie
Broa
Provincia
Educa Canada
United
Dominion
United States
Christian Science Monitor
Sugar Beet to Replace Wheat in European Crops
Sugar beet area cultivated in Belgium and Holland totals about 150000 acres with France at about 850000 acres. If all sugar beet land were sown to wheat, the potential wheat crop across these regions could rise by about 000000 bushels. Other Europe shows similar sugar beet acreage, while Spain and Britain discuss manure logistics for spring field work to avoid hindering grain tasks.
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Deigatm
Poland
France
British Board of Igi
Belgium
Holland
Europe
Spain
Frend in Scots Dialogue on War Hardships and Loss
A fragmentary Scots language exchange recounts a friend describing wartime strain and financial burden. The merchant laments large sums tied to Germany and the despair of recovering any funds, with insistence to share blame and support amid hardship.
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Germany
Lowe
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