'9‘

25.9.7.3 ‘Jwfiflfltvfli?’

8'5 SEZ5=$Z€

552251291’?

=

"ow-nu

J »1'\‘-"1_z.ilrrad

_. n-o-s-s-a-p

__._ .._.._. a...

CJJ a

“m. wag-Lt».

1

a. l‘. 11

P1105 FOUR

The Charlottetown Guardian

1.11111 lnl n Cln-llrv d alrl-In

-|| J It llurnell. LJJ u, llirvrllll J It. llurnrll I I l M, |_ u; ("m l) -\ “in-Khulna D ll. 0. Asnt 11111- hiliturn Frullk “nth-v and 0 l Currie

Frau-111 ill \|

lui 1; .1111 ~11

1111-11111; ||.11l_1 tlonllnlrtl H0171 $1.00 per your tln nlvlnlnb 1,,||,,.,,,| u, (,1, ts-tw n11: )'l‘lll' 1||1 admin-r; mulled ta Tm,‘ ulnar,‘ |_|,,,,.| $1.1m 111-r vt-ur (In IHIIIIID)

\l.lt1-1| 111 1111-11111» untl l'n1t1-1| tsutn

'l'l.ili.\'l).\\', .\l'(il'. 3. 1937.

Highways Ul The Future

Th1’ ' ._ 11: 1 1111- 1'11tur1~ \\1t\ tho iuhjt-t-t of .111 Q -, - '111-"1»1"1- 1111- .\111- .'l'lL'1l1 > 1ci- 1y 111' 1 : ', . 'l'l1'- ~1--'1ll<- gr my? i- l * 1--~>, rot-Is must llc pro- ypi, ,1 f“;- ;. 1 a _ -_ ~. .-1. ,. ' 1.11s zl- 111 l11 w 1.*c r1 ' '1 1 1:1 1ft 1] 1".-l1- 1,11---’1-1l1t1u 111.311

11' 1 1 -

1.t11s1--l 15111111“

',11-l1l

-‘1111t11s will

r-z-t-s -11;1_v

, ,1, , - .~. - 1:t‘-,1-: I"'1 o11'.--'i1

' .' 1111111111 l111-it1 ,1-11'1. ;1111l 1-1-111- -; lifitl l'llll'\ ' 171\.1t<-1l '1111l ' ltigh- '- s xtill 11s1-l

"s 11V‘

lit‘

ll.'11ll~

11111-1 -l1 dict-wist- us1- of

1 'il'1'l si/t ll,

,\1'

:1;l1'.11_\'s

111111-1-

‘_ 1 ' 1 . 1' 1- --\1:1111-1“s vision o|"l11‘ -111-11ts '|'ht' 11l1o cou- s -l11"o111;l1o11l

111-ts

Q 1\.1_\~. l1111- sinct- l11-1-t1 -- .1r11 vlas-ifitd l_v four pcr -_1 utilt-ttgt- of 1-f th1~ ftttttrt- .1 .1:1ll 11\-1i11t.'1i11 cxist-

fun-ls for iulditions.

. to Latin-la as wcll as to

l-i-C

Free Pick-up Service

f“ .- l -_1 -i-:1 t'11:11111issi1111 has circularq b. 1 q‘, 1 "- of 'l'r..l1~.1111 tlw- qurs- tf :1.'1\' " r 1 1. up s111-11c1- hy the rail- 111,.- .-, _ 1. 1,~-;111- it1-rtl11'|'p;\l'l.s'<)f (an- ., -, _ f1‘. l lt1-r1q l11111-1l1-rt1111b1ain [ft . 1n 111 -.1- various‘ local sltippt-rs and (‘11 _ 11» ‘ "-\\'i: 111t1~ti1111s art- sttt_'§.{t'<i~ “ \r1- 1-1-11 i11 favor of frt-c .1-r1i1i<- on l1-ss" than car- 1'11 p.1- .\|r1ritin11- l‘1'o\'i11rt' ° If 1,:l1111111t1--l th1- s-urvict- in thf’

y ._,.,, _,,;.I,.,1-1 1'1 t1, points st-rv- , lbullls? \\1.11l1l you iticre-ast- your 1d 111-»\1-1111111t< hv rail if the rail- 1 ' iv what pcr- m» 11111 1:11r1-.-1s¢- 11-111- lt-ss than car- [,,¢ u ' _\1-1- you iii favor of pick-tip 5H,] ,l_,j3\~.-1\- st-rvict- ill rt-spvct to lccs" tltlttl car-

<1-1-vi1-1~ F

.,1 m1.-

1»:-

[m u,.,-_11~- ;.t_1 l11-111-11-n poltlls‘ in the Rlaritittit-s n4 (g. f'_l ('-1111,.l:1 :11 :1 anrtll surcharge to cover flu- c1. .11 "Jill 1l--i-111~1-v scrtit-t-f" Tht- circular 811v, m1 ,11_111.1-'l a ‘.'11l-‘.1- of the surchargl- additions" for rcqtilttr lcsis than carlot rates in Central Canal-la. 1

The Goal Of Education

Dr. \’\1'. C. Kiz-rstcztd, professor of Philosophy I11 ,\'r_-1v lll'Llll>\\‘lCl\' l'niver.s"it_v rccctitly address- ed a 111-1vly attpointt-rl committce in Saint John. umlu- {lit- [tr-pnymu 111 11f Fductitioti, to study p1"op1-s1-1l 1-l1:1n;11-,- itt the schools‘ curriculum. The l-‘t-ofus-soi- said; “'l'o1lay lift- is corporate and no, ju.]i1~i1lu.-1l u.- in frontier days. ln rarly days (he 1;“! uuuht \\"11t'l\' alone. He knew the joy of creative w-irlt. 'l'1»-l:1v we are interdependent, if one s11i1'1~1-__-,1t] <111'f1-'r, llnc main need is co- opct-atioti. Fyttipatlu-tir undt-rstttnding of each other or assoriatrd living, as one has said. Then, also our age is >1‘lt‘llllllk.‘. Farming is no longer nit-re r11ut::1-.- or llll‘l‘(‘ skill, bttt it is an art based 011 H11: -1"i1 r1- of cht-tuistry" and bitiltigy. Tlw

5.11111» tppiws t»- l1t111l11~ri11g_ ittiuittg and fishing. 'I'l]1-11- is 111-1-11 111111-1- 110ml for SllClill sciences. The pr11l1l1~111s that 1'.-11"1- .-1 d1-111ocr:1c_v, economic and political 1111- o. 1-1»111pl1.~1111111t1-1l and involved that thvv 1-41111-1- l11- ut11l1-rst11o1l without ltuow-lctlge of ,so1'1;tl s1 11-111-1; \\,‘1:1t is tl11- task of ltigltcr edu- cau '- l- i1 to mlortriitatt- 11s i11 fit-ritittny and hit-s T’ ls i‘. t1- l111 tl11- lllll\\'ill'l\' of our tirest-nt pygtem. exactly as it is? (Jr is it to prt-Jsettt a t1-cl111i1u11- :1111l an l'.\'lt('l'llll(‘lllill mctltod f0!‘ attahs-s .11-l 1711- H11» :1tt:1i111111-11l of truth? Our aqv '1E-11.1.1-1l~ .11 1111-1"11~11l11111tl1:1t 1121s a large place for ~1.1-:,1l s-111!i~-~_ \\'1- 111-1-11 to de-vt-lop ab- ],y111i;|1;'1-1| of 1l11- t1--t1-1l l-ahtt-s and to provide f,” ,, ,-.._,.,-.__. ,i/1.-i..u ,.t' 1411111», Contpclition must lt1- ~11,1--1"1l>11,11--1l 111 co-opcratioti; ititlivid- ualistti 1o stu-tal ltvutg."

.~1,11t1"1»l 11f _ ‘w-orlrliidgfvlfi, ' "of tlu- 11 grin-it l-Inglislt-

=p1-.-1l-_i11u t1..1--»11s uottld giu- thcut a powt-r to

totttrol 11-11-l-l 1-1-111111111} for 1l11- good of thr- worltl ~ll1'."l .1s has 111-1-111- lmforc r-vistcd. . .Cour- qty-ottsly- ‘111-l i11t11l|ig1-11tl\ iir1tt1ll1-d. sttclt a rc- st-twc cotthl 1'11 1111- -1Q;1i11~t :111_1 r1-1"11rr1-111-1- of an- tllh- r -111-l1 1l1-p111-sio11 i11 this- -_11-111-1-.-1tio11."

'l"11's .111~s1.11-_- s11t--u11-111 .'tpp1-."1l"s‘ in thc vitr- r1-11 111111»tl.l1- I1-'1<-r 111' tht- ltotal ll.-111l1- of (Yin- -'11l.1, 'll1~ iilltr 1l1:1Y- 1-11tir1-l_1 with thc subjct-t wt“ -_1 111i, ‘loop-s 1111] 1l1~1>r1~ssio11s. it is" itisistt-Il. ",1 ,1._.,,1,1ll1 111-111-1111-11 ph1-11111111-11a. .\'o roun- '|‘\- '1--.-111 1-1 1111-1-11-1- from thi- 1l1-|1t'I'-sio11 unt1l it,“ -~, 111,- .‘1111'i-111 11.1s" .-1»li1tst1-d, and. itt all 3-1.», 1-11-1.111\ l>t"_'.'|ll 111ort- or l1-ss" prontpth w‘ -11 'l11- H1111.‘ s 111-1-11 suppliid with “illlpllls rr- 51-111. t1 is stt-tu1-st1-1l that if tl11- h11s-l minds flntnttl-sl 1Y1- ly1|ll\('l‘s' :u11l cconotuists it1 lirt-rtt

Britain and tl11- l'11it1-d Fun-s Q1-t togt-thcr and

311'

x111 -

‘s [11 lit" that ,

parking;

decide to co-opcrate to ration bank reserves

-r “Allah-wt

with the object of maintaining the maximum stability and then purchase and entirely remove from the batiking system any surplus offerings of gold. to he used only at such time in the future as may bl- ncccssary- to maintain stability; the cos-t would be nothing compared to the pos- stltilllllfis of lit-ncfiting the Anglo-Saxon coun-

tri1-s-_ m s.-1_v Itntltillg of thc world at large. l11ci1l1-11tall_v. it is pointctl out that the past 1l1-prt-ss-ioit in its worst year in the United St-ttrs 1141,.- rr-stioltsihlC for a reduction of fortyt-two billion dollars in the national income of the l'11i11-1| .<tatt-s from the high point of logo. an ,Jttt]1>llllt grratt-r than thc ntouey- valuc of all thc gold mun-d since the lit-ginning of time.

Ontario Elections

'l'h(- lilohc and .\lail, which was the first ‘ p.'tpt-r to rt-port that Premier llt-pburtt had dc- .-i1l1-d upon an early dissolution of the (inn-trio l.t‘l(l~l1'lllll’t', says that activity in the various ritl- ings of thc Province has quickcttr-tl visibly. thc l’1"11111- .\linist1-r's rt-ftisal to confirm or dcny tht- iittntutvtutc of an clcctitln ht-ing gcticrztlly- inter- p1-1-t1-1l as an admission that the fight will sottll ht- 1111.

"Liht-ral and Conservative associations." says 1111- 'l'11r1111to papt-r, "have spcctlcil tht-ir pru- parzttions in ntany quartz-rs, and thcrc is an at- 111ospl11-r1- 111' vlt-aring the (lt-cks for httttlv. fol- low-ing .\lr. llcplutrtfs statctitcttt that talk of 1111 ttctobt-r or Novt-mlit-r election 1va.s ‘nu-rt- 111-W's pitprr s-pccttlation.’ .\lr. llcpburu t11.-1d<- this 1'1‘- joindct‘ at St. 'l'ho111.-1s_ and hc closcd tl11- stall-- int-tit hv tlcclztrittg that he had nothing to =1 ' for ptthliczttiou ‘at the flfPfiPlll tinu-f

".\t {jut-en's l‘.-1rk there is a dcfinitt- flu-ling.

that tl11- liovt-rttitu-nt is gcttiug r1-ady for H11- 1'1'.-1_v. llon. ll. (i. Nixon. thc l’rc1i1it-r'.s' first li1-1tt<-11:u1t was postivc, ltovvt-vcr. that 11o r-h-c- t1'1111 date has l11-11n sct. and h1- tlt-tiiwl tht- t1t~\v.s- papt-r report that the (Qabint-t on 'l'l1urs"1la_v dis- 111ss1~l plans for a11 appcal to 1hr votcrs.

"lf 'l'ht- lilohc and Mail l<111-\\1s thc tlatv of.

1h1~ vh-ction, it knows‘ morc than l do.' remark- wl .\lr. .\'i.\-on. P1111 l-‘rcntir-r llcphuru utadc no s-u1-l1 denial in his repl)’ ht St. Tihomtts."

The“ case sccttis to be onc in which tht- Toronto papvr gave unt-xpcctcd publicity- to a sccrct tht- liovt-i-iiiitctit organizcrs had bccn guarding 1111-.st cztrcfttlly. R1‘ that as" it may nearly all thc politi clans. at Toronto and Ottawa fccl rcrtaitt that Ontario is in for an auttttnn election catmvaiqzi. ltcs-pite the hot weather many nominating coir vmitinns, Conservative and Liberal, are sclvd- uli-d for this month. lt is to be ahot fight in cvcry- sense of the word.

r Editorial Notes I‘

Earl Baldwin was born this date 1867. - n1 n1 1v r

\\'ith .-\tigust comes the Exhibition visitors. y =01 101

The rain tras tievcr more welcome than it w-ts- Suntla_v—ha_vt'ng was done, and the other crops were sore in need of moisture.

a 111 11g

.\lr. Lestcr Douglas rcceivcti on Saturday a lt-ttcr from Vancouver which took t-xztctly- tht-cc rlayzs" t0 covcr the continent from the ilatc of posting t0 date of delivery Are we not living in a marvellous age for travel?

l Q I I‘

Canadian aviation leads the world in carriage of freight. In 1931'), the Dominion Bureau of Statistics reports, 25,387,719 pounds of freight and express was carried by commercial and pro- vincial aircraft. “This is considerably more than was carried in any other country,” the Bureau stated, “the United States reporting 6.958.777 pounds in 1936.” '

a s1 1t- 1o-

Does war pay? the American newspapers are asking in view of the revelation that since the Revolution no less than twenty-two miliioti dollars have been paid in pensions, etc.. to war veterans. The grand total of all benefits paid to war veterans from the Revolution through the World War, including peace-time pensions to re- tired and disabled soldiers, amounted to $21,- 993,632,266.78 as of May 3t, i937.

1v 1r a1 n1

Perhaps with the establishment of our Na- tional Park, some kind of supervision of the bathing resorts will be supplied by the Dominion Government. The double drowning tragcdy- at Stanhope is a reminder of the danger which exists where children are concerned. No system of supervision would of course be an absolute guarantee against accidents, but it should be pos- sible to provide a service, at comparatively little cost, which would make for greater safety; and for a greater feeling of security on the part of

parents.

it!!!

A University Commission, under the dlrec- tion of Dr. Paul Studenski. Professor of licori- omics in New York University. has discovcrctl, after interview-lug 2,379 college students, that men drink more than women. but the taste for "ltard" liquor is the same. The majority of all groups from 22 to 25 years of age thought tltc agt: limit for purchases of hard liquor should ht- raiscd from t8 to 2t. Most of the young pcoplc thought that drinking at bars promotes cXCr-ssivt‘ drinking and that liquor advertising _11-l_1', ' Lg..1.09J~;._att.ractixcshouldbe prohi 11 c . .ess than a quartct- of those sur- vcycd would admit that they took more than tlirct- glasses of hard liquor a week. llalf of thcm did not like the taste of hard liquor.

I

Ratifications have been duly exchanged bc- twcm the govrrnmcrtts of the Utiitrd Stair-s and Canada for thc convcntioti for thc protection. ]ll'l'§(‘l'\'R\ll'tIl and extension of the stu- salmon fishcrics in the Fraser River of llrlttslt (‘olttmbia and also of thc convcntioti hcttvccn thc two cotmtrit-s" for thr- prescrvation of the ltalilittt fisht-ry- on the Pacific Coast and in thc Bering .\'1-a. \\'itl1 the cxchatige of ratifications thcst- two conventions which w-cre approved by Parlia- mv-ut last st-s-s-irtn brcomc cffcctiv-e. .\s soon as tht- .\u11-rican st-lt-ctititis have been tnadr- at Washington tht- pcrsotmcl of the intcrttatiott-tl rotnniission to administer these conventions will be known

111E CHARLOTTETOWN QQARBIAN ttortas 111111: WAY 11513111 3MP of fiours

PUBLIC FORUM

2N0 can. u own l" "- fluuuh; by ennlnbnduh 0 quutloun OI llhrut. Th: Charlotte“ I Gurllu dun II nuuunll dam ah will." ll

There was no sort of common ground lkuwtlcll tlie mo communi- ties tAtablans and Jews). The one was pfcdmlllllitlltl)‘ European. They dtttered in rt-Lgzon and language, 1n cultural and social life, in ways of thought and cutttluct, and, above‘ all, in 11a: oual aspirations. It. was, in Vfllll 111-at the Jews brought ec- onomic prosperity" ;u a land sunk m , poterty, for that only accentuated' the strife. The Jctv, 1.l1e Arab. the Mandatory" POWcl‘, no doubt all,‘ mum- mtstukcs, but. fundamenta 1y‘ all three of 111cm were the victims of uttcontrolluble circumstances. Nor do the Commission hold out. any hope that '1‘11nc-, the great healer, can, under the existing rcglttte, heal anything 1n Palestine. Repeated at-

lurnogollolh.

EXPLOITING THE WEATHER.

Sin-The Patriot, travels from pllla: to post to escape ind-gnation over the "Do-Naming" govern- ment's disgraceful roads. This is one of its latest:-

"Of course, the roads are being criticized by the Opposition press seeking POlI-lCBI capital. Unfort- unately, as is well known, the un- usually long spell of wet weather earlier in the season and the pro-

AIEASURING POWER AND SIZE 0F THE HEART

About the slmp est test for find- ing out the strength of the heart; is to have the patient walk up- stairs at a certain rate of speed.

tempts to conc- hate either race - 1 tract/ed dr1 spell which came lat-e-

_ . or run m the one spot tstattonary _ _) _ - ltkatoonlyi, nlilcrelitscd the ti-otyple; running,‘ or much the ‘ms a and is Stu] mm us, created cuudp time 1s cat oc- now and t. ere , » -, jtious {or which no government, will be iti1e11s1fit-at10i1'of' the dt-ad- Iwnlbel 0' “mes wnhm a file" ‘

can he held responsible "

"Political capital" l5 it? What kind of capital was it for the four years before the incompetents as-

ttme; then have hlm rest. and see now long it takes the heart t0 come back L0 M5 normal rate. If it comes back to its normal rate oft

lock 111 the tuture.—Londoii hlorn- 111g Post.

'llit choapt-r franc is llkt-ly to 72, '76. 80 o1" 84, as the case may ‘sumed OlHCeS- In seafsof‘ and out sort-.- l-ratiz-e 111-ll. Arcudy 11 is be, within one to two minutes or 5935f)“ ‘he Pal/mills _h°‘_"l1118 liavitig a tonic t-‘lluct 1m the Rztpub- uccui-diug m amount of exerqts-a ‘ was 111995531" and Mnpflnclpled.

ltt-‘s great l0lll‘t.\l nuttLstt-y; lllllllyt thou-ducts of zravelletzs, formerly dctori-crt by excntttiue uncertainties, Should [hm-e be a hear; murmur a“ m” himllll-V bwkllg 935mg“? present clue Lo some former in- by air, llinu and sea to one of tl1e1 flammuuon of the vah.es_ y,“ met world's tnost tlt-lcctable holiday: Mar, Comes back m non-mu 1n me 18nd fall rains. no heat or dust cottntrios. Our 0111i pCODlC are tn‘ ' ' under previous governments. That

zaken the heart is considered nor- The" Eh? wads We" DWPeFlY 69-11511

mal‘ ‘lit took two years of Liberal bung- iling to destroy them?

for. and left ln that condltlon that,

Of course there were no 5prlng'

“GREEN SHEAF”

BINDER ' TWINE 500 Ft. to the Lb. “Always The Same” THE “GREEN SHEA’?

FOUR POINTS -

1-Length--full length to the on the tag.

2-Strength-less breaking, less wasted time, wasted grain.

pound as guananteed

less

(L-Evenness-no thick or thin spots-no “griefg-

-l-Special winding-no “tangling.”

Use “GREEN SHEAF” Twine for an economica]

harvest, free from trouble and delays.

Place your order with us early in case of a

age later in the season.

We have just received our season’s supply,

are selling at lowest prices.

WHOLESALE and RETAIL

short-

which we

Special Prices to Farmers Clubs and Institutes

Don’t fail to get our prices before buying.

the van of this 1-11.sl1 to France. Now usual time‘ “e speak of "'6 ma“ ltha; the L got-s so much farther ltltcrt- tin-y \\"l grasp this stilcttdul .oppu1.1111it_v .1) "cc tlic mu-rnattorial cxtttbittoti .11 l=t11"1.s.--tl1at tnarrt-l 0t lshinimvt-int; b1 .1111)‘ 011 1hr battles of ,t11c S€lllf3~tlllll to enjoy tlu- glor- ous scenery o1 l-rancc. A ltrtistit-rotts Britain is - 11 only filing 11s own liululay l‘t-.\ . 2. dot-s well also to ,re.~.pontl tu 1h.» lure of the cheap ‘franc —Lo111l1111 Daily Milli.

Hort llitll-t‘

-1_v nr may nut know 1 ,1i1-11cli about but 1101:1111) 111 his, r1gl11. mlntl t-ottlu 11o11t-.s;ly obit-ct to tli: I-"ttclirttls utn-t-ttptttiu 0t a (‘cr- zattt vartt-ly ot "moth-111" patuttat; as ‘ ,l>c nu tnarkt-tl l;_v (‘Oll!.l.\ll>l‘l. (llrlOY- -:1o,1 and ro1"1"11p'_11>11. Hts summary is an apt uuc. Of all thc "rackets" pl a 1'11:'l;1-tt\crl11u nut. .1111t in paint- 1111, and sculpture ha.» bt-t-it the most l)l'ilZL‘l‘. and 1110.5‘. amazing, We are not now rt-ft-rruig in tlic UCCFAJlOXHIl 't"l l1 (lcviuttotis titiupctl in by . .s who have rcttlly tlctuonstrat. ed their ab1l1:_r. but to the wclrdly idiotic tlzttlbllly,» and hat-kings of 13.‘.- scvci-al fastitututble "tstic" scho0ls.—B1"a11ltortl Expositor. _Tl1cy have spot-fly and sure ways 0t suppt-l-t-sitig titiytltittg in Ger- lllalll- IIVWS. i)ro11tl1'a.s1.s, plays. mov- icit and pt-oplc. A11 Austral n11 act- rcss- who starrt-tl in Get-man films popularly 1s now \'l‘l‘l)O1L‘l‘l from Nazi-Jami and so arc- thc films in which Httlttn- cu-patttot ])(‘l'l'0l'llll"(l.

Tilt-rt‘ is a tutu-h of humor in the snty-outsitlv of CiCFIllHHy, Hm- st- ton Rakt of Vienna, was

I it by thc diam-alto chit-f o1 tlm Gui-man llfflpllllllllflil office to be the perfect. true German typo. Sh") was otfcrctl a film part. NQ. sonnet" was the film finished than 1111- Nazis lottud out that slic- had nlflfrivd a Jctr. She was "ordered" to rttvot-l-c her husband. Site not on y refused but revealed to the Gcrntau Naz propaglittda office Lita‘. Dr. Go-elJbt-ls. the big fat, wolf ol lttrge ttnilorms and many tried. ats the l-Ittlci- propngantlzi chief, had F1 JPWI-“ll grandmother on his nttiternal $l'(lE.——Bl‘8ll£lO1l Sun.

$ir Oswald Zlltisley-‘s black-shifted British

_F‘asct.sts paraded London streets m full strength ovcr this

last week-exit! and infuriated Com- munists attackt-cl them, The rest. of Lottuon merely smiled. For to the Brtttshci- there "s" something irres- istibly Iunm- about political groups ill?"- Erow so passionate over their beliefs that they at-g impelled w Sl-P-l lhlvlléllt public p aces in arrvustnggarb and pick fist fights wttn their opponents". It is this sav. lug grace of humor that keeps the Englishman cool and collected wh le gltll the world goes" mast-Vancouver

n. ,

Thr. history of rect-nt years has severely slitikt-ti any once complac- e111 fail-h 0t democrats in the uni- versal and inevitable triumph of their political philosophy. Large and important. States have fallen prey to the ruthless and enefgetjg “lcaxletzs-lup" of a dictator, and even outside such States the argument. has been heard that democracy is a. creed outworu. unsuited to the speed and strain of motlet-n tunes. Events m Spuin and elsewhere have brought home to a.l democrats the urgent tic-ed for constant vigilance to tart-serve the liberties which they still enjoy, and nothing but good can come from the enlightened ex- BIIIiIIMiOn of the basis on which those liberties 1‘t‘Sl1.—1\/Ii1l‘lC|lOSl,€X‘ Guardian. .

as bang "c mpcnsntetl.“ that 1's, the heart muscle is able to com- pen-ate or tnake up for the leak

11f the valve which causes the 1' murmur. Thus a heart with a leaky

ra v0, but well compensated, i5 felt. 1 to be as good as a normal heart. as

far as dong its work is cottcerncd. 1 Another test made by the phy- ovcr the heart with h‘s fingers. Naturally the sound from 8 Solid tissue like the li1111rt :5 going to be different from the hollow sound which is glvcu out as the phy- sician taps the cite-st with it's fing- ers. By not 11g the flat sound made over the heart and noting when the hollow 50llllfi frrm the lungs appcars the physician can mark out on the chi-st wall the actual sze of the heart. whether or not it i5 eitlargcd, and i.‘ enlarged, in which direction. Often he marks the skin with a pencil showing the exact s‘z_e of the heart.

However just as the x-ray of the clicst as a whole PQVCBlS evidences of healed or active tuberculosis of the lungs. so will the x-ray show the slzc of the heart. and the phv- sician is actually able to make measurements of the heart. and make a comtvetc outhne of the heart on a sheet. of paper. ‘

You can readily sce that if ln addition to giving exercise t0 S80 how the lit-art is affertrd by 6X- ercise twhcther it increases its ratc- of boating to a norrnal print. or beyond and whether or not it. c"mes back to its normal rate in the nomtal time! the actual s‘ze of the heart can also be learned.

the patient. whctlior or not his tirart is normal in potvr-r and size with this knou-‘cdgc he can ad- vise the patent just how much or hnw little work or exercise he can do.

The electrorarrltograph grcs err-n farther in showing power and rctzirarity.

Lovetous ayes 0n blUtand.

tGlobc and Mail) On July 26 the Negro Republic 0f LMDOYAB, m West Africa, observed the titneuetli aunivezsary of its

‘llie blrtliday- christened by the knowledge that. Germany and Poland are direct.- mg tltnrard the country 0nd its re- sources covetotts glances that. may

porlend serious changes for the only remaining tree State ‘in Africa.

Lzberlatis know what happened

other African countries when the white man discovered their riches in minerals, timber. or other things that he could use to his advantage. Ethiopia. could relate the most recent. story of man's covetousness. It. ls strange that Nature's rich endowment of country should mean