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To.

Reorganized ,

JQLTHARY 16 1232 lont- Liberals Deny Foster Leaves E ‘i;

Til l’. CHAR.

UABBhiN l WENEEN Elidilliilfi‘ _,'

PAQEIEEN ‘ s’.--

uttuiu u=-~i-?7-7M f usn Au 1 issicuutu. a is

Sim’ l ' frigid Chart-ii in C. H ' A special meeting o1 the Fuslilml 5l"5"-"“- ‘hm- 17 and Game Protection Ass-oclazionwi-lllun ' *1 ~m~ L”

was held iii the i-liii-i- of the Tonr-, P~"1- C~¥““-» 7U" P- -' ’ "'

Police Dept‘.

To Establish State lll0ll0ply 0f Liquor

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iiiirrorwi‘. Wili- lf-AA-PJ — . iinisiucrons, Finland, Jnn. l5. 1.‘. - iiwiwlisiitioiis ' _-(A_I’_l---Pl'lWDLJSCd legislation to re-

~I‘-"' ‘ “ ‘ililllml m!“ "inl pro‘. “lion in Finland is ex-

l"'i~ U" ‘ivmcll "l" "Tffll to l. submitted to a special

““-\ Til‘ twill/c. with) of "iirlinmeiit next Tuesday,

l5 144133’ 1'01’ l Thc (Jniuimt is expected to coni-;

" "‘ ‘"1’ Gill“ ' jilitc illi‘ ijr-nftiiu,’ of its biii on Mon-'-

l‘"! Im-m? 31v, with ’ll\liCZ\'.i0l15 that the mens-

—¥'i\'.i) F?" '-‘.'l the "" he n;

TORONTO, Ont, Jan. nnd abiding iotc, her fzii iilul and tario Liberal Association, in dls- _ _ no debt which Cull only bt utknmv- Inacc“racles And “hay -- rc- . l

Su ested Chan e 7- MKS gg g _ Estate To W: e 0f Party Leadoi. lcaniiaun Press) OTTAWA. Out-i Jflfl» 11-13)’ l l5— ‘lire Canadian Prc§)-“T;. ,icr deep » “There's no question possible of a ~ compromise leader," said Senator constant e11". and l"! ‘bell ""4 l “ Arthur Hardy. President of the On- ini.-.li;,~"@ -‘-.‘-11lllI\‘~l1Y in my WQYK. fur country uiiii empire, l owe Bl _ _ Cllfifiillil “DUNS 0f a‘possible change d _ x .; ~ ,,-| ~ y ‘y: p-11 - v in the provincial leadership of the lcdgid bill "l" 91' l1 '-‘(1""~"‘Y ' . ' ,-Bl\!' 1 l m L‘ pa!“ mdw WHML, information Alleged

. grcat number of

gthe Provincial Police. uho

i -. . "Dense Which the Fi-ui-ipnl GnvernJMndwmnn’ I

h > . . .. 5' aw- awn-ammonium; ~.Q¢;“,4,_.,_._w,_m§"q.

1st Association ’I“.-iu:sil;i_x' afternoon "lt-‘Yml- ' with the President, Mr. Gilbert.» Gauclet, K. C. in the chair.

Much discussion mil; place rc-r m" [3-‘11111011 “'- U 4‘- garding Sunday fislmig imd llfe- 51"" c? 5i gal menus of ll.~l1"iLL -i:ch a5 1hr- C~l1"‘\‘-Fl31 Us: of nets and cxpwsires. K"

Mr. A. E. Miii-i-sitii slild that the. 1Y- Fish and Gmne Association hurt-l repeatedly brought btivre

tixi‘ Flsilfflfs Dip; uncut at Ol‘l‘\.l

lit

A E RU (‘LYN HIYIITING-

st‘.

and zhe luil»: c: ill-l ‘ - ‘in- .'\':'_\') L.'..b

uxilcii luv,- ‘ca-ii i5; Iu sizppol 1.: .ll‘ l th; Month c: April ~ t-p..il Qemm, it unis shin-d that in a‘ llllillbtl‘ of Slim. .-.i i-Luiilii‘ " ~ ull h-Zliill‘ 11H." 1- l5 i- l’- nnn‘. 1L lci-bcrt S4‘ h, h,“ u .\ii:i- Cri-II: .\i some SlTknlHlS ill -'\'*“-" II-‘P-“il- 'l~“1‘<‘ April thus l clliliig . Wm‘ “UUlGWl ‘~35’ Li," ;,m,_n,,,,._ ‘Donnie! Illld llinl: rd KIN‘?-

ciitcb lfliLl‘ iz. ‘ A rC:1uil.'..on v1.15 uiiiiiitziioiislv Fm"? (Tum “m ““""* "'- I- Izle Criu-lz,

passed thzit ill ,\1 ~ cries, lion. it‘. N. lihoiies, ni- fiwliCdl “ I . W“, fl,.,,,,,g smy SPlilNGl-IPILI) _ _\i:~. ilshini; durin:1'1‘a“‘1°“5* ' ' tiie month of inn-i. so that tiii-QIMG" , open season would begin on Muy lwvwk ( :1 mm!“ 1s; and close on St-pwiiibvi" ZltQh. lnwmls‘ Pill!" “L It was nisu the llilltililll0llS di-Jplfluwrl "'w“‘lm"'l

‘Ml, all oi

U“ ‘J1,

ll‘ itllLi

ii-l‘ ii.i.;..iii

ix. liilil;

zir-

.1111

'1?!" Nil)‘

l"“Ll.‘.f'.I'

firhing should be stiippul, mid iii Itlic- liiini-tcr of Fisheries be ii- 1i w to include all Sun lays cl the yt-;1i' ‘ ii: the elm-e se" n. d‘ .\Lr. Moriison stated Lil t h»: was informed there were no guiird an; IN“ the IDFOIELIZOH of trout in thus Province at the pzes n: tizniz. "Three guardians uirc app inn-l for a time at P - l 0W5 Mills and F "lune, hour more inip'ii"'.iiii' [places are without p:-ii‘e<~'ir-ii. Ii. jvas di-cdccl to ti: ihi- 1' fisheries to npixiiiit in. Jwithout pay thc- nine ii‘.-

‘with liir .

- Jild L1,. i)“ (lFill Hi5 ILLECTILIL- F- Iliu- lhi- oihcers wt’ liiitiy Pu‘.- No. F11; for ill‘!

till

. .1 L. U. B. A. y .ii~ 10...‘: W1

ll'li:il"lii> .\.l.:-'

' Slfilt. 1'

hiiplziin, Sis"r l ilccordilig 5L‘ i rice Comply-ll;

Ssler Louis" ?\I Sister Junie _ of Cvreinonh

g; nit "Aii-qiliziiiiui; K ‘ D.i1i.ic'i:

TlviiS

are a F tmobile efficient body. The only (‘X-i '4'

Nil)" Iu-r-tiiriir, Sisti-i‘

ment ‘would be IIFK d W» Ii-nii- xvoultl Florsmifl M d‘ ‘mmf S“ W1 {be the buyinz! of bwclwi for these: umkr‘ SWJ" '1" ‘h B‘ “W: mom LIllliPi‘ ‘GHIllTl. Mr. 'I‘minor, Comet s-"iouer of’ KTQCNOV m out“ .

Pfliicc‘ was m‘ m” nwvynq and u“ Edith AI\IIucC.iiiiii-1l; (,

surecl the members; 1h1: tho p _ ‘m. ha" “tflflym y‘

would do all they cnnid to w, .. _ in the enforcement of the law. lie stated that lust year the flOll-"U (‘might a number ii mcn cncriircii in ncttiiizr in the eastern par; of iilil‘-I:'1'2l!'.(l. One wu" conrictriil 41nd f." ‘d $10 ma’! ‘hp other}; gm

‘Tim Yl'i"ll lwi iron iisnit a

boat. "ll"! rt NW »» T”; pm n i3... Pf<""‘ll‘, : '= -. '1 Till. i.':‘. .» '

11v: “its m?

A rem-m“ - ‘U1

fly“ ‘l T" ' ‘ i - _ .. .. i .1il Pllll- l‘! "l l)“ l" “ .‘. ,- ' ~ ~ 1;» . :..I \‘,'.i.‘.',- l‘ of Fishci-‘i-s

. Tl viili- ‘l Nemn: Ciirnp- I~In.:1-~' D ‘r- Llllil \I">"i:‘

.,',,n

_ iiisii, Si. “ Auil ‘hrs.

‘ 1.‘! FYI? '1'!‘

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l. i.\.ii'il l. 1-

' lii.»l'} ii,iii. v.. .

l _ _ » ,. the ifldiiS o. 'i.i~ i y l1! the cuhzinc-

CORNWALL (‘llllitll-I Jun. llii. in. King-

at 7. l‘.

for the 1‘. Y. i-l. l»- oii 'I'liu:- ilol Grill nus vciy l“ ed and ii nezi‘. wiziu for the Mrs. S.

itiiig nt the \

the mild ,' lj-s 1...; of spi iii".

thOUi

irniil" .‘

— .\'\"T\l.l.\1'l()\' ("f 0l-‘l-'l(‘- "illlif of lliinci- l'-.‘-.i~

d I.1iil"r.‘.'iv.22 l. O. (J. l".

. . ...i(i-~ mi 'l'lii"" lziy (‘ix-in-

.. 111- foiiirwdiiit iii" \- \\'i‘l'.‘ iii- :'.l.iiI1-il lh-‘iiii

lJi-puly: C. W. llziiiis-ii. N. (1.;

l, N. G; ilriiivs Iilrir- _

ii-ia (il"ll'i‘i‘ lily". B. A, I-‘Vrirp, 'I‘ri-:i'-:: im, Chiixiiuin; Jtlllll . J. liulbii. ll, S. llv-‘tiiii 'I'li-.:i,i .iii<‘!'i L, ‘llir-iii i.» I.ll'1]1l(il“l', Ikiii‘. L. S. The iiiceizzi it‘l'lll him: been very well i-ii, S.

\','.iԤ

‘ I l{.\("..\'(‘v.—-'l'li.'- 1-. the srusnn on Lilli,

second Ziflgiinsil y 1hr‘ n lzirtzc crmui of rnci in. 1\l'/iil.‘ll(lfili(’(‘, 'l‘lii.- . w; iii very {wood con-

‘Mill and the finishes in both ill s were close and c1; ting, thv (ii iuiire riicczl being: tweiiLv-four P1‘- illl- Wii‘. T011" the !l"I‘»iil:ii~ . owned by Wil- "" n Iiv-ilinrd min liaiidiy in the ‘ii-st race O\‘!‘1' "Pussy-Fool." and "Q(il<lll'?I‘ 1305i”. The * . _.on by n. black ilfilllly, (Tull-id and (lrircn by

fiiim followed l’ Pride of K' driven by All. Vtliidt- bringing n1’ ids were rind J. . (Lllldlfi. A. A. lift-Inn .1 ‘zinl: “ wuiy zicicd 11-. e J lislf‘. Ii is -":iir'l‘ti"(l 1'21‘. y: out sort-r- . \\'ll;"'] will e it (‘C021 lll"l‘1) i-xcitiiig: lllf‘ll "h '~ of 1h-- such-T.

this

T".

-. rc ilic Vii" ‘~= iiiy-‘r fl‘ '

of Siizirii‘ ~'

o i’

.. Vim. ‘w -l',ic'vti

‘tic. F.

MONTREXL, d...“ Juli, i." 4311M

Green Race ..

urc would Vfitilbllfill n state monopoly uiiu 1‘ liurllc flu‘ <11‘ for the importation. mnnufacture "i Pf ll-‘lliiv- H1111 Pmvidl‘ 1i and snL- of iilcoholic beverages.

nu iippiiiiitiixw lllJ-lPlKl of (ill.

l for pi ‘ _ he v

m I F? 'l‘ 1e ilzziiious Riddle

' lU h. ui-nie a Iiiivj ~ , “J1,- 51,-; itiflYfniflg m ‘Come and ciunniiseratc one who

. u Li\\\’l“.ll i void of n

-;.-.ll_v i_-.- ii» i: with tin-l I uonul ciiin- !Cruih-lts~;, dict-hing; z \i'liiz"i ufrgctliy con-l bvlhw-HL’. .ird 11-. 11; [you]; ‘ Frcc fHllii iili sin; 1,,-,-.,n1;.¢u ; , ,_ , m0 I, g. iii HlUHflif zidored, still I ignored 'Sli\l\ii‘i‘_ to iiisike 1.11 ciinii; of 1.1 The World 1 Wllfi 111-

(‘HIP . . though iin-

“King Ptnlsiny . Cncsnns, and Tig-

luth Pili-sru . Biriliziirvs iire shown—

_, Wise men... .istrologcr's,- mine is

. and 11m my) cnluiiil, unkllilwll-

ed wiili ilie murder or’

.I i1e'er liud ll father nor mother,- or rzitii- r

ill I hud vuher,

HPillltl‘

Alive at my birth.

Joseph lxfliiilizihziiui‘ iiiii'g0(i uttiisk- i-r o iiizu lii-nti-iiuiiii". wife, was held iii ill) _\‘i'l‘il'('. ’l‘hi- 1' iziiitrj: grain‘. jury w or-r i and lJi-gtutj," Pntscuutorj \\'i:;ht "Mi six routine i.i~"t-s iritiifd be its firs". Podgpa‘ ‘l | lice. and 'f did nnl earih.

ihcn they were

a palace, hunted by ma-

iiiiicrit :1 spot 0n the

F. (liTiiiind, city \")lni. ii'.i~i- i ins in Wnsliiiittoii con- i '1.) git mi.- uiit of _. would lllll/C “n

ll‘.‘i Lbl-Ilillillfl‘;

blnrsed iinioni’; pagans. no one bap- tised me;

A sponsor I hncl who ne'er catc- chised me.

- .' 21:1:

I I ‘one gave me the name to her l heart was the dearest; iShc gave inc the place to her bo-

som xvns nearest.

h But one lock of kindness she cast on me never; "iit u word in my blindness I hcurd from hcr cvci‘.

. :1 i‘ clizu- (if S‘? - nioittli :1 _'\1';.

zi/llii" in ' lli, 1:1! l iiuiivji

wpzissed by dangers. noihiiui could harm ine,— A ~1 focmcn and $il'i’\ll§;t‘l‘.\'. ixuiiuht could alarm llll‘.

nxi-il. I destroyed, ‘ul- scd. I il!ll10_\"C‘Cl,'-— nt n crown for a print 1". 11nd iionv of my own ‘lirzl tiii- plum; 0f :1 kinv, ul i1c'i~i" sat on a throne.

“IT bushi-i-s . I]]C'.'\X1."l'\l I‘ iirs mid nu‘. he iiicrcnsc “$151,200; nnil 11.832 t0 $31‘. xnunrntirc

Iwwciicd fl warrior, baffled n p101, Was whrit. I seemed not. seemed what I wiis not.

.. lllllliilili DP“. 1921i $2 "iltlui L‘ “iilnl-li,‘ iii-Lftiil

.-.'"-\‘otcd 1o Slfllllllll-OT, a price on my heiid, lung's lovrli- dziuishtri" irntclied by my htil.

‘Phony-ii gently‘ she dressed m0. fiizniing with fcur,

‘fllie l'ii".'l‘l' caressed inc nor off :1 tear.

wiped

(3,299,041) 513m‘; Never mnistcncd my lips, though

i pnrc-liing and dry; ‘Yllili. marvel n blight should pur-

sue till she die!

ll-llllillli

:llll_»i05 ' "Tu-m riwyzltyi nursed me, zvrctchcil and ','-'\or,-- ‘ "Yiviir. rlyvriliv rurscd mo in SQCW-‘i Jltll- 17'? ‘I'm sure. .\ net _ -~<~ iii (tiiilccliriil. o. til" .-~ Depart ;".t~ fin" . in iii ii i: ii- . A ii 1p of Slziiii Ill in rliiii r was llllil“ thrz: 1.11mi rzuc of the ll‘ Pill" iinwi ll.’ 1 l.ilCl1‘l' 1 ' ' film:

v $10,’) ‘ ‘ ..

I must, “lint. riqcs hove IIZIHFWTl f’ turned to (inst.

'" I fir".

This paradox whence? This sqiinloi‘, this SDIIVVJOI‘? Say, vms I n. king

Or a silly"i'ii'ctcii<l"r'=‘ FfVllOlll the. mystery

Deep in mv history»-

Fiir the lllil‘ month pcr’~l of th’ i ‘vim I a nmn?

' ‘tied not. T rllrd not: but ‘ell you-

“Mr. Hepburn was elected at an Ollcn convention in 1930. l-ie is lead- er of the Ontario Liberal party and will continue leader."

Reports early today indicated that at a meeting of the party manage- ment committee tomorrow there might be u switch in party leader- ship. At present, W. E. N. Sinclair, K. C., is house lender for the party, Willie lifilchell F. Hepburn, M. P., is lender. Mr. Hepburn holds u scat in the Federal House and not the

- Provincial Legislature.

“I have no comment" to make. The Associution will tnke care of

-lt," declared Mr. Sinclair at Co- l bourg today. ‘

War Debts Payment!

Arabian Nights Dream Says U. S. Banker

(Canadian Press)

PHILADELPHIA, Pa., Jan. 15.- War debts and reparations are “Ar- abian Nights» dreams" and they “cannot and will not be paid," in the opinion of John H. Mason, Phil- adclphia lmnker, who spoke today at the Ninth Annual Convention of the League o! Nations Association.

“The stupendous sums 01' these debts," he said, "are beyond the ability of humans to pity, and I for one believe that if they were paid, the nations receiving them would be thrown into more chaotic industrial and commercial condlLoits than they are enduring today."

TllE CARE AND CULTURE 0F HOUSE PLANTS (Experimental Fanns Note.) Our homes, especially during the winter months are much too hot and dry for most plants. High tem- pcrniurcs combined with too little sunshine. produce wreak, spindl} grmvth and under such condltiom iloivcrng plants often drop thei buds. As the home can only b. modified to a very slight extent plants must be chosen that can ad- just. themselves to such environ» incnt. Many failures to grow plants successfully are due to: faulty cirninage, careless watering and in-

sect injury.

SOIL-sods and bamyard man- ure composted and allowed to rot make Sblendld soil for plants. To

Ithis may be added u small amount

of rotted leaves or other organic

Imaierial. When potting ferns add ‘u larger amount} of leaf mold.

P0'I'I'HVG—'I‘he best time to shift house plants 1s in early spring. Gcmniums,» begoiiins, coleus end similar plants that have become unsbapcly should be cut, buck at this time. Plants rarely need potting during the winter months.

need to be root-bound to flower freely. When potting make sure drainage is provided. A piece of invcitcd crock over the drainage hole with n small amount of brok- en crock gravel or cinders is excel- lenz. Cans or other utensils in plncc of pots at least cite-halt inch ‘at tin; bottom. When rcpottlng f; is well to remove n portion of the old Isoii and roots. Plants or ruttiigr. hshoulcl be so}, firmly, care being ‘Iexcreirrzi that; the roots are not in- jurcd. When completed the soil should be one-half inch beleiv the - m.‘ rllll. _ bV.>\"“-'!'lfNG--Ai‘.cr potting ihe : -i receive ii liberal "irrit-

and then no water given un-

' loyal

rc- ‘

by Sir George Eulas-Foslcr, \vho died on December 13th lust, to Ludy Foster, his wife, in his will, flied for iarobiite at the Surrogate Jourt todiiy.

The total e t Lu is valued at $58,- 181, and the entire amount is lcfi to Lady Foslci‘.

Sr George diri-cts sulc executor 0f the estfltr to dis- pose of. his pr‘ i ,e nnd- political papers "as sh;- dCCillS best in her judgment.“

Valuable books are left to Lady Foster, but Sir George asks that l-Innsjrds‘ oi Parliament and other such public documents such us the University of New Brunswick night desire for use in its library. are to be given to the institution.

The will also states tho; the ill- come from investments of the state, in whole or in part, are to be used to maintain Lady Foster “in full comfort and as befits her postlon."

“I would like to hove my pres- ent-, wile, uho has been so loving. LlllCl congenial. n companion of my later years, buried by my side when she shall llilVC ciecczised," continues the will, "but this mutter I lcave entirely to her own frcv decision us t0 whether sir;- ivill PM‘

Lady Foster.

‘fer to rest with her fathers in U10

old land or beside inc in the land n! her later udoiwtiliii."

Sir George's will written in his iwn handwritng, was mndeon June 15, i928, and is made up of realty, life insurance and bends.

Ontarwio Libera? Rally ‘May End In Splitting" Party

(Canadian Press) TORONTO, Ont., Jan. 15.—'I'1ie cronto Globe snys ihc meeting f the Ontario Liberal Association innngement committee. to be held are Saturday, is expected to end t chapter in the history of the roviiicial organization. Support- rs of Mitchell F. Hepburn, MIR, ud Ontario Liberal leader, and V. E. N. Sinclair, leader of the ‘liberal Opposition in the Legisla- ure. arc snld by the Globe to predict that failure to reach an imicuble agreement between the two leaders will either mcnn sel- ection of a new chicfiiiln or a permanent split in Liberal ranks. "Tum-e appears to be little doubt," the newspaper continues, “that the official leader of the iroviriciul party, Mr. Hepburn, ‘ins predominant support of the uirty workers outside the Legis- wiure, especially in Western Ou- turio. There appears to be equally ‘lttle doubt that Mr. Sinclair ‘hits retained the loyalty of most of the elected Liberal members."

MUST HAVE rumors

Two thousand mcn of medicine,

This is the suzkbig tribute paid

In Books Recom- mended For Teach- ers.

of‘. JOHN, N. 13., Jan l5.-—Some sharp criticism of lIlHUCIIPflCiCS and misleading statements .n five of the book. urecl as regular text books in New Brunswick school: or rccuininendeci for teachers‘ use was miidc by 1lie Sa.nt John Board

inf Trade text book committee in a

report, prest-xited to the Provincia. Commission oi Education here on Wednesday. GL-OBYRI-lhiefi and his‘ tories were under fire.

The coimnittce declared Nelson's School Geography, Mmitime ed.- Lion, to be distinctly anti-Mari- time mid giving impressions that this part pi Canada was the most undcsi-able to live in.

“A Canadian History for Boys iind Girls," the committee found, harbored most misleading state- ments on the subject of Confeder- tlton, besides such curious infor- mation as that the loyalists land- ed on the "Island of St. John" and thnt shipyards are constructed at New Glasgow on the Nova Scotia coast.

The “Brief History of England" was judged by the committee al- together too brief to convey the correct impressions and to be also ciaccuruw in fact-s. The Canadian Geographicul and rzidustriel Rend- er, whil¢ it received acclaim for its moss of information delightfully imparted, revealed a number of inaccuracies which the committee felt could have been easily 4°" away with, This book is for teach- ers’ reference and supplementary reading and not as a general text book in the schools. The many in- accuracies and injustices the com- mittee believed could be dropped without any dnmuge to the rcst of

the book.

Of another reference book “Wal- lace's GQOBFBDhY" the Wmmmee

' could hardly speak horshsly enough,

so numerous were its errors.

SUMMERLIKE Continued from page 1

the thaw robbed them of their crop.

cherry reports caime Irmn the in- dustrial centres, however, as many unemployed not blessed. with the heaviest o1‘ winter clothing found comfort.

And there was an air of optimism ‘n reports from Kcntville and An- tigonish, xvhcre farmers put their hands to the plough finding no frost in the ground.

Mrs. Louis Smlthers

plucked a healthy clover leaf and

members of the British Medical As- i fl dandelion, 1011f, whife other r051- Do m, Over pot flowering plants sociation, foregathered at East- idcuifi t0 i110 wwn bfmsicd 8110M

of '1‘~ruro_

bourne, England, and discussed the izrccn lawns. Henry slack. an lndian. ills of mankind, including natlonnlflold about seeing a butterly and of

‘neurosis, manipulative surgery, col- lcutting a, maple tree to ‘find sap

orcd road signs, and the hardships mnhlllr; as freely as i: should dur- inflictcd upon certain sections of the ing the lai">r part of March. population through the ban on im- flydnpy Sghoglbgyg Cnjgyjfig n“; portntion of parrots. The bun on ‘m; 1mm] [VIM/Dr's holiday. granted parrots was occasioned by the out- mmuguv by the new ch11,‘ executive break of 1asittacosls, which inter I piaycd bnspbn“ 13mm. a iRJ-qe crowd giread in North America. "(it Ashby Fields. The mayor's holi- is? Gem?” B““]1m"““ 531d “m day usually is fe-aéurcd by winter .oc o1's were tinnb c to coutainplute 5,191.35 .he ban on parrots without dismay. ‘Bu, it "um m,’ b0 Said the Y“ may lawmi" m mm- “bm if WCfllhPl‘ is iniprcccdciiicd, because iyaulhad rcccivpd as wan-y Commm" tin Aniinf riis Rnyril correspondent fat Om as inf” ‘hm “°‘l‘_w“m_"" has turned buck the mccs of scr b- szxzlfincglkfibllflilyhlflmtlfilihwfiw‘ him} ll’.\’l.Ol‘\' ti» s 1w "l-ut .‘"5 years o L m] L ‘l ‘w “hmu” a ’l"1) Jiinziri iy 14 unis jut us unsca-

pzrrrot, you would realize I_ aiii sint- M _ m _ mg me bald "will" . .n.1...c ,. yesterday. A note in the

A“ “m” slmcmm? diary of Mwrc LeF-"nrbot reads: "I711 to the sfd scriron of January of i607 we rilviiys wcnt about in doub- lc‘s. I reniunicr the 14th January F07. W1: amused ourselves by sing- ing music nlonz the bunks of the nivicrc D'Equ lie, now Dauphin Rive;- (Anzinp ‘is River) and that ~ durfng-this same m riih we pnid a vii-it lo our ccrnftcds two lcaiucs from the fcrt and dried ioysusly in the Sllil€lllllC'7——"’llfll i-lirit 1 WOlild lum in nfiIi-m llr-t rvc - yrir \'."s liixc ti". we‘ SUNT JCT‘? ‘N. Jan

The "Car dint P???" “rlVSlVZC-lt c i\"iii1t".l ti s" c c.':at"*r iviifi 1h~ cent in“

aired r-f '0'” 3 nflcr s-iw‘

tcmpn-n.‘ e hrc rrr- 1'"

‘n: to l1i3""i' "

time d‘ > tlzc d y. ' ‘

night it lLFiYFl ccrwr.

Owing to the iirw,

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