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PAGE FOUR

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iii IJIIIIIIIITIETIIIIN lilliiililiii

n. Chi-star s. It-Luro tset-relur). Lilli» (‘oi-

Lilitor out] Manager. J. tt.

Now Yuri: ltnpnuontalivo-

i-TJtTil-ut.

i u:

Vice-Proficient. J. It. Burnett: A. Ioekinnoli. D. U. 0. Auooioto Editor, U. I. Currlr. llIll-lll Pouorl, luo,

Chit-age Bcprnantotirg-l- J- PW"!-

Thc UCAIDIAN t liitrlolleluvvn: Manhunt titanium-m. Groflnl ll- tnrtrr A l‘u., queen tstreot. A. Brown. Mumu "w!" Kulluu! Boukutuli Mil. t., lioun-uttu. a twin-c Park Id- ,|, li. ‘finial. lirultou Hf.

tangy in ohidlod

from the following 1 “out: In i’. 'l‘. Iurphy, Print‘: UL. Grocery

J. i’. Duly, Queon tit.

“I l‘. “Tight, Kola! Milt-ll Wool Stephen Duly, Richmond Ni.

ll. Thllull “Tulle, I25 Elm Avo.

Fred Guudot, Urea! George nit.

SATURDAY, MARCH 28, 1925

REPORTS TABLED

l1. aiitlflititi to [Ill Provincial Antl- tt it‘. ttpstt ot tht- Public Accounts, 1 _l‘|'ll'll to in yestt-tilayls Guardian,

ti. ‘ UPI-i of in. xtittfstci" of Ptvb-

ltt llotlts and lilo Alittstt-r of Agri-

wilititt- Itttvc bet-n tttllilctl. 'I|t~ a tuo tlctiarltitctits. of which l‘ tf~ was Iic-lid tlttiiitg the year

i~..;i" by those directly ititerested

llltlP-Itillltlll .|.~ vIIIPIOYQPS on l- Jtlw. htidgcs, ma. or as fatuticrs-

_v bu»; and d.d a great deal

t.-.h liitwt‘, stndt n-t.‘ were ex-

v-w-tiltt malt during ' 'ti

qivwtt iii the twsttetdivte reports.

u‘ in‘ y-atv cottuplcle

and iIt-t:i'l at-rotttits nf which

'1,‘ ;iI| IIIIFHRPII Iar;‘..- llt'\\' steel

i

tILrt-e otht-rsi

u» ll‘ Iiuilt;

t‘ hull-t ivith tw-iitforccd concrete‘

ll [liitsi tit-w tltmrittg ‘was laid‘

I ..‘~. slllijilflttti llll'~t'.iy on crt-ti-

m1

\'ntlh II‘

t Ill vi-r lirltigtt I’ i.'.ti Utimia of paint. I

t

was given tgtiiti- a lutgi: nutnlliei‘ of otItt-r t.‘ ldm-s u‘ rt- ‘hudt roadways tipcnY id iit1i]li(l1ll‘lll“i r-‘ihtiit, old brill-gas. i- plat-ml by tti-\\' out-s and, In short iii-i Y

titat-tituilly‘ tin‘ liridgwt in the,

tit‘ living has not been tour-red and taxzitioti [ILULIIGIIB to ‘be tiigllvl‘ than ever. As remarked ‘by a cutitt-tntiortiry. “'I‘Iit- tt-gislutiott tor 1t wticat board was as crude ati iinliazriti of a gold brick as was, ever tried on credul l)\[5 pcople by a cruel crook. if exasperated the ‘YKIUIIICPS when they found that no use whatever votiitl tic iiiaut- of it. They iliotitn‘! W‘ ivortliless thing, tinned their ililvkfi on Qttwwa and worked ottt it puoi~ itig" scheme for themselvt The attempt to reduce freight rates on graiu-cartvirtg Vcibcii on lhc lakes was another tiiiseo—antl| it Itappctted when Uatiiitlais biggest wheat crop iwas to be IlIiiFlitlUtl. 'l‘Iti.-y were to be given the ‘benefit oi’ the (‘rows Nest Puss rates allti tivt- tilttt-s Wililill a year the frviglli

rates wt-rt- changt-tl and even now

.t.\ acid hiatus: tit» §i\'t'i work [my u“, tppbp- m [Inttltup Qhgtttgtni

The-y were promised some Iiuntlrcds of

Iilv expctitlittire. of tincotttitcd ttiil~

titi-Ics of ‘brattclt railways and

lions of ‘money, The gUVvfIllIIvIIt

iilllllgitid this tilso and lilo bills for

the prottiiscti cottstructitin were

thrown out by the Senate bccitusc

tit-itttni-i- that rciptirrd attention pf the mum“... in which mp), we“. “~'=~ Pill ‘H R0011 fiiliilltv ,ptit through the Ilutusetif Cotnitiotts.

ltt zttlilitiutt to the ‘bridges ttvt-r I'm mill-s of road wot-c either rt-s- l~lI\'tl from ltltt- diIa-tiiilati-d condi- llilll itt which they Iiad -l)i't‘|I loft

ttii- IiI't~\‘i()Il.~i sutnttu-r. or rebtt-iilt bylttt t-llp the wings of ltho Senate. lit-i

t-tititrairt uttdct- this lligltiwtiys Grunt.

Iti :iIl the ‘work of tht- llt-‘Iliiiililit-Iii.

tit-v idea of tlttriibillty, l-l’ no; at:ttt:iliht-Q|p1,,-p‘ “f; r,.ppul...d_ p. an “my m‘ H“. “mm “mp.

liPPillilliillltdi Wit}; kPtlll

in lllillti Unr rcatIr-rs will find ltt

thv- tixtw-ili-nt <pwwlt tiftlic Ailnisttt-rnto the PHJLLPQEriiIl/Us win-n Illvy iip-‘nm ‘Mluw mm m“ gelmrul m“

plrbiifillctl iti yesterday's Guardian,

.‘- hvpftti strpplctttcut to -tlt~- of-

Ilriul t-iport. it" the ‘latter is not

atailzihlc, and W4- rccotttitietitl :1

l, :.‘l'iil pt ripen] of both.

‘fht- llllll. Mr. Mynrs, Ministt-r ot‘ Agtit tultttrt‘, In tltti report of his dc- pzintttt-ttt givt s an excellent revicw uf tho yt-afs work. ltt ‘Ii-is prelim- inaly report on gt-tit-tal conditions llll’ work ofllhe Wontcnis lnstittitcs I-‘i-rniv-rs’ lnslittt-tvs, School Fairs iiml I-Jxhibitititts, I-‘ii-ltl (‘rop Com- pmititin. &c, is given as is also that of thr‘. Short (‘tint-ates in agriculture and ttet-httivail vditcatltin all oi which ,v.‘~rt-. suct-essftillyt and ily carried out, notwithstanding the IYIIIIIIPZLWHI of the ‘ftdc-ral agricul- tural grant.

.»\ tropy 0i’ the report. of the Dc- pai-tttient of Agriculture should. it‘ pzis-tiblv. ho in the Iiantls of t-vnry YJLFIIIPI‘ as it contains information. riililfltlCfll and educative, ‘which it is inupossitile to give in tho space at our disposal.

Thi- Ptt-blic Works and Agrlcultttre are ‘both to he con- gratulated on ti» valuable Informa- limt given "in their reports as well

Alinistors of

as on tIit- vcry ouhlsf-ztctory rosult of tlwir year's work. _

THE PROGREBSIVES

The Progressives have ‘hccn the staff tiitioit which the King govern- uii-itt has leaned since It aetstittitzd tiffirv, the sht-tiltcrtl’: crook which Itan pnllvd tho King ‘party out of not a low Iioles. In return for tht-lr vttluahli- and timely aisitittt- ttttce they rt-celvrii tproniisca and. in fillflfliiiit‘ at ti-nst through ‘threaten- ing i0 ‘I-‘ii- thr‘ staid In another way they wt-re givcti u tbs-fluted conces- sion in the matter of a reduction In

the tariff. Now they, the Progres-

| rottstatitly

salisfactor-,

For this [he Senate was blaliwd and ‘iPretuiirt- Kittg itiruttiisetl ‘the west- u-rti farmers that tit the ticxt 342s- ivitiit he would ititrotItit-te Ieglsltttiott

‘did not do It. ‘Pin-y were prnttiii-ietl

[tho II-tttlstiifs Ilay railway and lilc

Itiivc.

What will their constituctits say pt-al to them‘! What ‘will lllt"li“('t)ll- lstlttienls say to tht-nii’ The West,

like every other section of tktnada,‘

ice-rtaltily has its grievances and the coining election will no doubt show some revelations.

-_-_-<-o-§€__ EDITORIAL NOTE

Tomorrow Passion Sunday.

(‘tinditiotin ltt Sydney owing to

the strike are desityratc. (‘an any- thing bu done here to ameliorate

the n1?

"Ilhc American Federation of Lath- 0"? "flltrt that nnc-mipltiynicnt iti the United States durin-g the win- ter has been much ‘more than usual. In a letter to ‘the Secretary of the 'I‘oront0 ‘branch the President says that many Canadalitn niechantlcs tn lho States had had little work since October.

The BIBYWD 0f Gloucester. who @9017)’ visited Canada, has writ ten to the Manchester G-nartliatt on Church affairs In the Dominion, and suggests as an improvement that Bishops and Archihlshops ithotild be alppolnted as In England. viz, by the Prime Minister for the time ihcing. Tine liishopwill not find ‘muchlif tiny, stipport ‘for such n change here. ll in more ‘likely ‘that Canada's "that. 0i’ PttDtiIur election -wIII the llllltl» 411990 "110 ‘tho Anglican church in Itltigland.

n Iran-Shires that It was the Duke of Davonshire, ottr ‘prev-loin; (lov- drnor Gi-neral. who mado thti Wom- ble)’ Ellhiibition poitsiib1e by pi-r- itonnlly ‘tiaicklng It flntincltnlly to tha extent of $2,500,000 until stitch little as he could ‘get the Gnvertum-ttt to st-n It was Its ‘duty to glvc ti: - n-‘t- ossary ntmport. According to .1 rc- pnnt ‘mndo to ‘the Ilpusc nf (font-

4 Notes By The Way

The Caledonian Club and its guest: were happily entertained by the lecture oi‘ Mr. \\'. l.. Cotton on Thursday evening last The sllh jcct was a highly interesting one Ciiarlottctowtl Sixty Years Ago and .\'tiw"~atttl prohtihly no single resid- vnt of the province has ltt his tnenitiry and iii records written by his own hand from day to day, so tuuch information oi‘ interest and value concerning that period as Iius Mr. Cotton, The veteran Editor of The Examiner, as we shall al- ways ktmtv Iiini_ was a contempor- ary of all the t-vetitt-i tit-curring. the conditions existing and tltc pro- gress tnudt- front yi-ar to yetir 'l‘ltta.~tt- he had viewed with tho eye oi a traint-tl tibscrvcr.

with such a fund c-f information and a rare gift of presenting it itt itttractive forth the learned lectur- cr ititetiiicly engaged the attention nt‘ his tiudittirv iii a dlscottrse of three quarters of an ltotir which proved qtiitc too brief for Illcit’ full SMIIIIYUtJIJIOII. It not all the boys and girls tircscttt nf fifty, sixty, seventy yt-arit and upwards to recalling tilcasattt tnctitories 'I‘Iiert- \\'€I't= an unusual numbt-t- of speakers iii the rich aftet-ittttth of t-tintttlitnetttary spot-cites railed forth by thc tttotiott for a vote of tltzitiits to thc stir-akin‘ of the cvetting.

Mr_ Cottorvs lecture being the second last of the series concluding next Thursday led a nnmbm- of spmtkors to remark upnn tlic high quality and educative value of tltc ctttirt- rnursc and tltv hope that it ntiiy Iic t-ttntitittcd in future years. (lne ntatter that was much " com nit-tiled upon by tItt- ziftcr speakers was .\lr. (‘tittotrt-t rcfs-rt-tice tn the i-xtctit of tltc liquor drinking wltltltt the tirovitit-t- itt tltc olden time, tho quantity of alcoholic Iiqtiors stored itt tirepairtitlon for the legislative stt-itslon and (I10 cxtrctitcly largo part of the Import vnltlcs that wits llliltll‘ up of what lit now churatctm" iiu-ti an "lIIlOZP."

Looking backward to the period ‘,0! three score years ago and emi- IIHIPIPIIII,‘ It with thc tircstiit the ‘fat-t statitis uttl that tlic tirtiportiott pupnlutiott who drank copiously was vt-ry ttiuch ‘lttrgi-t" lltnti it is tiow, .-\ttd it does titl-

t

int-d of tnurallty and ililvgfll)’ at illigltvr now than It wan tlwn, Thi- gt-iteratlotik iii the t-llstzmt tiast had not been thought to regatrd liquor drinking in ntodcratlon an at all iltnmurul and even an occuslotittl llapse Intn text-ms was rcgnrtleti as 'ti vettlnl (tffcntve. Years of t-tlttcn- tional zulvtitrncy hrtvt- produced a

dlffcreitt statidard.

We have many more laws now than they had in the days of our grandfathers, hut it would be a rash statement to affirm that there is more rcvoretict- and respect for law tiovv than there was then. or even us much. ltlxtetttled periods of resident-e in three different tirnv» iticen itit-Iltie us to bellcvc that iti Prince I-Zdwnrtl Island the Saibhath is more generally atttl strictly ob‘ served than in any other tirovitiriatl aren within the Dottiitiion Ilut few would cluim that it is as reveretttly and religiously regurtletl as it was Minty years ago.

What was then regarded as pro» lane swearing is said to iii‘ ttttirc prevalent today than it ivait litett. not only in Print-c Idtlwartl Island and Canada. but througliotit North America. This is perhaps largely due to Illc (treat War. ivhicli may m" may not he true. Many tlilugis ‘have (‘iliiilfletl In sixty years mor ally and ht-tinomicnlly. u good majority of them an we Itopc for the hcitl-‘l’ and a minnrityWItirgt-i- than In desirable“ for the WIIFHI‘. ‘Fake public debts and tuxatiott for an cxzitiitilc.

in the days Immediately before Confederation our province, with as large a population no it has now. wnn governed at a fraction of flit‘ public cot-it of todity, And tlit-n llll‘. tirovlncinl‘Government had to iivfll‘ tho cont. nf collection tiitd protec- tion of its cnatontn sci-vice, Itit pnstnl service, its militia nervlrc and tn coin its own currency. Tin-y |ditl all this with mt-rt-Iy nominal |tnxatlon either direct or indirect. without‘ rnnttlng into tioht~tlmt in. utttll the cra of rullwny building

nlvvs, an» ‘going ‘back 1n their cnn- 010M thy Mr. A. ‘M. Samuel. Pttrllu- begun

‘stltncnts carrying with ‘tlimn the flllPHVPiS of the-Ir ‘sowing and rtetvplng

mtlmilry Socretury of the Ovcrsotis Dcn-"lrtitncqil, "lilo government, first

There was rent economy In those

In Ottawa. The sheaves am grain- 0|’ ti". ifllflffllllefld £100,000, but at ow day.’ both m pubnc Emu" and

Ila-is tttrn-ws. The tariff rtedtictlon

Iirutight no alleviation of the cant-ten‘

0 lwtfir dntc ‘the Duko- of Drvonishlrol

Rtlnrqntvcd £500,000 out of his own

I

In those of the household and the

llfltllVltllllil. Mitch progress has hncni

made airing mnny linen, not all of

of Plllliiplllifll. The cont of n-gflctil-jlrlvllle expenditure. Jliul he not which has been onward and up » I . uirul Implements, as ‘was shown In 114th!» S0. illg exhlihftion would‘ Iinvo will“ l" the b"! "m" "f "10""

the Ilotisc. In higher than ‘before: thi- Mlutrtlon; wage earners were ‘put out o! business and thousands of them out of m; country; tho cool

H9111 ,"'YC“"*kWv~ ‘ ~~_ ~~

"hi" "ID there. and then" Thelywm-d" 0"” l“ "n "Fe 0' 1mm” "Milleforw God a-nd our conscience. and l

EOV9NtffI0fit,‘h8 added had very prof pvrly tatkcn over that guarantee and ratified It.

expense in which the old-time habit and practices of thrift and omn- omy have been left behind and for- gotten.

THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

ilihat

180113 of

iduurs

By [tuna , Blrlfll. Ml), » AN OLD YOUTH.

At an insurance convention iti Toumto in January, out‘ of the Haittlltoti delegates, ninety nine‘ yczite old, was one of the speakers.

H-— Itad lived during the reign of ;t'ive sovereigns in (It-eat Hritnitt. and of twenty Your IWUSIIIUIIIS of the United Stan-s.

'I“lit> ti-st-ripzion of his appearan- rt‘, "Sptdgillly with stiaptiing eyed. iutldy chtelds, imtnttctilately at~ ill‘! d and wearing a largo. pink rarnatioit in his button hole" is worthy of ihotight.

IIt- had utitlivcd all -tht~ itiortal- ily tables, and only thi‘ pro ‘tlilli’. wick had broil pttid in cash the full ialue of his poIit-v.’

'l‘ht key-tiote of his atltlress was that it‘ you lost your t-nthue stn you brcatttc old. and you tlitl'ti‘t

iILTUlIll‘ old until you d.d lose your t-tttltttsittstit.

Uh.‘ of his statctticnts was "\vh‘*n I was a kid the farmers Ihitlii to Itztvt‘ an old aoiur that rait "'l‘hcri-'s gold III the old farnt y"i boys, but

yotrvt- gin to shtiwl it out. It ilot-strt rain loses. If you want ntorc to =4 yotfvo got lo plant

ilIUIc trees.‘ ltt txihct" word-i dig up .\I".II‘ awn grid and plattt your ow-n TOSI-s‘. 0t (‘CJIII.\'t’ ttutts‘ . Jtcrs Sonic ont- ziski-tl the ptlfillllilfiicl‘ .n a snail towll it Iit- didn't glow kit-i d ..f his job of statttpitig the ‘IIIIW iiatiuu tlalt- on the statntteti mile! 2. . Ilt- tt-tili‘ d that there was plenty .if change in his work, brtaust‘ lit- ltttil to cliatixe the day of the itioittlt

some of us lived to our etithttsia-stti mote than

twat-y intirtting, thud the ntitttt‘ of‘ tlit- niutttlt Illl ‘the in-ginuittg of t-i ‘.‘_v tit-w ntitutlt. and the new yi-. , t-vrry tiv- Ivc nttnitI.--.. III"

utItt-t‘ ivoids it is your lllIIiJOk (Ill lift‘. your Etit-lltiatiott ot- perhaps ,\~.‘i.t|- ittlttri-nt abILty ‘to so“ the bright sltit‘, to ltccp iulivv your t-tttltttsIztitttts, that ti-ttily kt-ietis you yatlltg.

You we if you keep up an in- atyst in pt-oplc, in tltlttgs iii gen- i-ral, it nimitis you'll ntove about IIIUZU.

This means exercise of ‘tn-gs, .tiin i-ti- re -i<iti_v.

ltcart.

You will have a chattgc of in‘ tt-rt-‘sts, of fond, otflst-trttcry. It is tltt- rotttiti‘~, the immi-

illlllllllllin-l, wotk. food, attd st-t-tiery .t-\'r:y' day that tlnlls attd death-its. :IIII4I ittakes you old.

l It‘ you lost‘ your enthuslnsiti for ‘_ Jill work. thk Ii your work lit-comm III Iiurdt-tt and you grow old under

O-OQ-OQ-OOQQOOQ-OOOOOO-OO-O-O-‘U

The Public Forum

Thin column In vim! h" u" dlurunion Iiy w.- npundentu of

Happenings of the Week

uuenitiouii of tolerant. Tho Charlottetown ti uriilun tloll not nut-oiinuriiy entluru lilo on"

Inionu of \.urral|70ml°""'

i

.,“,.,<¢oooc++4»-0++o0+o FEMALE V. MALE TEACHERS

Sir—ln tlp- tittiirtlian of Iilflrcll . - - ,_ . 24th “HIS a Itttcr dcaxttig with this, . . . _ ‘auojcct: "I-Tctualeuvs. Male Qrffllu‘ cts". anti BlKttt-tl. 39“ 181"" " her Madame. New Perl". (Wllm h“ tcplc I jutlgt: _h\'f l0 if? flfillm the gtllplmfl ot tvery Ictna t. tt t. I'll‘ UII this fair ‘Island ‘uttd I vcnluw tu say t.i' every fuir-mititletl tuaie. t-xet-tit, tuuy "hr. ‘tilt “l'*"b'""| “m ltaclttltir or the tiarrow-ininllvil- tlcJiuric titling-tune, __ Iltr point that ‘tt‘tti‘ttlt¢ Icaclicis of this Ptovinct should rccelvt‘ cit" ital salarl .- witlt those of malt- wqu-tppt. is a wotthy one. As site ptiintttl out. ‘tittal. wltttlt-tits are 1w quirttl to htfalu- lilo SHIN’ It#"'l'"l' “M. m‘ mufkg m. pinto tluttletits, and as tt-iichcrs cat-It is rvdllllvii l0 IWI" fotut the same amount ot work ti?!

VESPERS

Little Iloy kticuls at [hp ‘foot of ahc ‘bctl,

Droops on the Iiltlo

gold head.

Itauds little

"- h‘ 1 v

IJARCH 28, 1925

to prepare and

money.

with many branches through-

in all parts of

remittances.

llush! Ilush! Whisper who dart-it! l)“, OIhQY-ffilllll I tnay add nine (‘h]',I_~l[¢)t|yh,t1t‘ ‘Robin is igtiyitig lliil kitties out of tcti the female ‘Hitl- wavors iiilll leads. Again as ‘shc cites-

wotttcti how Iiavc ltht‘ tirlvilcge oft tpratchsittg ltt all the lll‘0ltt‘SSi()lit-l,illlti‘ their fee fnr service retitlcrtttl is| tqual in all nI-sfifi to that of iill’! malt‘ przu-titiottcrs. \\'<ttttatt is no. Itingt-t- ticiumid to her grauditttith-l cats skirt ‘JI‘ Itcr tuotheifis pct ivoal.‘

God bless Mummy. I know that's right.

Wins-it‘. it f-un itt the Inrth tonight‘!

The cold's so cold- anti the Inn's so

I10!‘ 'I‘he<u why tlt-avt- to the old idea of

(7th! God bless Daddy-J quite for- giving" tilt-r.- titan a higher sitlaryi mm _th_an wtnnatt- ivheti. in this IIZILIIIZIII

.s lIiJl acknutiletlgctl stipi-ritn‘ —-ttay.‘

' tar from it. \\'ith t't|ll force and

ii’ | itltP" Ht)’ Yllll-Zitli“ it Will‘ ‘til Cll-(liilllliiilflll. I i‘t-peat .\|‘iI(iIlIIIt\

t

tuorc, _\'r-w Pt-tzlrs last paragraph.

, QT":

Bank of

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Drafts, domestic and foreign ,. money orders, in any amounts, require only a few‘ moments

convenient form of remitting ~-

out Canada and correspondents

Bank of Nova $cotialuiti the best of facilities for handling your .

Nova Scotia

PaidmvCuDitiii 8 10,000.00" ltrant-hvia also iii .\llli‘l'lllll. Altcttrv,

n0fl‘lrv|> _ . . ltiirtIt-n. ltlitiurziltl. Ki-tikiitgtiin

“Moll .- Alonttigtic. (Yin-aria St, ppwr,‘ - §illilllll‘l'dltli.', Victoria. 24°

are a safe and

the worltLThe

l.. ll. RIUIIIIA (‘lli\lll.ll'l"l‘

ilntiatzi-r 1T0 W N

“We would respectfully request‘ our Piovincial Legislature now in Session to take this matter up and

I can st-t- Natiny's on the tlotii‘,

Ilia a Iii-attiifttl ‘lilttc. but it liastft a

dressIttg-goivti

q.vc to it thc- consideration it de-

ltood. servts. They hav; already extended

(m! 50d hkss Nanny and make to the women of this Province the h" good iiancblse. We would novrask them

to give (he female teachers the sal- ary the-r service entitles them to and the rights thag equality de- mantis."

Mine Ii.'i.. a Itotid. and I lie itl i)t‘ii. And ‘pull the hood t-igltt over my

Ask the man who

mm“, I gt ftttthvt‘ than liladatttp .\‘~-w

' l't~itli. .»\.~t il teacher of sci tai

¢\t.d I shut my tgvt-s, and I curl tt-p Wam- vxpvnonct, “ml as a , ‘ smaiil, of this ltttvtt. and as u st zptittt-r o.

Amt tttylltttly kngw}; that’ rm that-t.- ottr litt-al tttvttibcr, I Iiert-ilty solicit all an’ titc vlci-s of thall clever and it

I't']lI‘t'Nt‘lIiIlIiVl', Mr. \\‘i|-: vita altltili- .\t.t...\., wlt-o i\-;.i, ti

(m! Thimk WW- G017. for a Iovel ficl sure, b- itnt- of tltt- first ltt press)

tl aln-ltriditc, tl orgat. foriticrly of St

1,1111‘. H"). knmqs m H“, mo! of H“, l'tIII‘l"S (fltthtiltati iti this city. will‘ ‘Iii-d, _ ' fWKrci to It .ll'i‘l that It,» has Itad toi Dfofips u“ u“. mm. hands mm, utidcrgn an operntioti flur Cataract‘ gum hpmy gauTl altltuttgti it was quite it-ut-i-t-ss-

day. \ fotivitrtl this tsut- -iu this ptt-sctit V‘

And what Wits the otlirr I had to ”‘ ‘"‘;"“ "M "llmlid l‘ "ilillyl ' $7M’? kllhullglllllli. _

I said "llloss Iladtly“ so what t-ati I MIL SH.’ M“ t it lhc? v ‘ ALBERTO“.-

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Guardian Readers

. MARCH 28, 1925

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LET US TFI-YTTKBE HAPPY

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