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frills T Tlleolfltrillsffz?" a . Notes liljlifi Way or rm? war

The meaning of the word Tom-i r . r poi-once is given lll a Plllllllilleil ' lllr.'"'

N lsllilllllilll

eiuauo-ir. Cheetos u. ‘lteLare. borrower-Maul. Col.

Idjhl one Insane-J. A. Bimini.

stntemen: of the Telnperanco Alli-r L rch sane ‘he wahflmm ance and also a statement oi Wlltll Dhrh zur Krreguchuldm-sa v40. the word does not mean, according “qihelm grown-h“; srurtgarr rm

1'3 the Alliances. An viii-relish lady Berliuzixitta, 1025, ~ .

‘is quoted is saying, "l believe hi’ 2. lsvoisky and the World War, reurrerahce hr ah thrngr__,nol rural based on the Documents recently abstinence." lll trhat follows the published hy the floflnanl Foreign.

YMO-Pfhlflllll B. Burnett. I ll. A. lleKlnnon. D. ti. 0.

Anoeintio lldlfin—D. I. Ultllo

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SATURDAY, APRIL 2, 192i

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AN APRIL FOOL JOKE.

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Yesterday was all Fools Day, itlltllCfl from tho correspondence wll

i

Mr. Snuhdere. Leader of the Oppusidhe quoted, that hc and ills fiovcrll» i l

tion, perpetrated a huge joke zit the!

expense of tho good sense of llleli-iiJlll-tlltllis

people of the Province. llc ‘rill-r nounced the - Liberal policy to bo- choapor boom. the amendment of tho present law to make it workable (presumably to obtain cheaper booze). and al the snnlc time nsscrb, ed he would stand by and nilhcro to‘ the ri-diiiiiiiit-ii Law! Wtls svt-i- u‘ greater fool joke sought to bc pet's pctrated by n sane nuln?

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Of course the reahobject of tilt-Z Loader of the Opposition is to‘ adopt a policy on the prohibition question equivalent to running with the hare and hunting with the hound. He asserts that: "The policy of the Liberal party is that it will stand by and adhere to tile Prohibition Law with such amend- ments as may be deemed necessary to make its administration more workable. And also that a reduc~ tion be made in the sale price of liquors." lll other words, he asks the electors to give him permission to play ducks and drakes with the present law as he in his wisdom may see fit. _ I

Such a platform should fool no one, It is not a policy it is merely a clumsy attempt to hoodwink the unwary. To the prohihitionist Mr Saunders claims he is all for pro- hibition; to- those who do not ap- ilnworkable

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prove of the present act, he exclnims ‘with a knowing wlnlt-"oh, never mind, we will see that our amendments meet your requirements, and that you get chedper booze."

We are afraid Mr. Saunders has slopt a little too long when matur- ing his policy, and will find when he appeals to the people that they are not so anxious to trust him with a. blank cheque as he evident- ly imagines.

THE SPLENNDlD RECORD. '

lOpposition, Premier Stewart proiwrherrhce “roam,

U . l i reader is told. "Now people who ratfelge s? gjrairrlgrckitslrqlreérggalla Italk like that really doht kllo\\ Uhwhr‘ 192$ . - _ ivhal they say. iioi- iviiorel’ iiicxl 3_ The Carr ‘hr “rhév Germ,“ nilirlil. l_ they imagine that tolll- Iiowerrh ah Impeachment or thh Slllllll)’ modem- Vcisnllles Verdict. By Count. Mo; the itiferezicc Alontgelas. Translated by lCon~ does mean more stance Vesey. Allen 8t Unwin, 1925. rhh, “Shh ~i. Tiio Genesis of, the World

nlent took a leading purl in the no» , _ r _ .. r_ . r. d _r r r r why, hh lhivroducqqn m that prob. In“ my 5 "m, lo " so n UL 1cm of War Guilt. By Harry Elmer

which led to lllt‘ pay-l" . .._ ~ r , . ._,._

r r llt liitlning of llO wold temp I rnarues. New Yolk: Kuopr, 192a

nieni oi liic railway tax null tho np- c. i r,‘ Les Crrmmem By vlcmr tlic Duncan ilviilniis- ‘_" _ ‘Xiargucrittc. Paris: luammariou.

_ n (r “m h the‘ But ‘we cannot so readily accept 1926 n

." , l lc r0 urt > ' c , _ h _ ~ . .

“l” “lml n p‘ what lflrvSdlil ill the Alliame lettel; There were‘ however. “r0 char»

Ziluckoiizio lung (iovernhicnt was. atciit the (iovvriior Felix. We iii-c ti-i-s in tile treaty to which the

w tcltl iii It jiiiii ‘tlic Greek win-ii i-i-ii- question oi‘ Responsibility was -pa_i-

(‘cred "I'llillpt-i-illli-v" 1-; "i-mhg-uu-ih" iiciilurly rclcvitilt. The first is ‘the

ah] it h; frrhh uh-rhros» niilitilry clauses. tor the dlsnrma

_ iicriri-tl this corrospiilitlc.lit-c ivas-zis ti cor-rwhihr‘ "Hum __qrrvpnrhv_ Th‘ l.‘ mrhh was iivoivedly based on tht “‘ “" ‘ ‘ principle iliiit German militarism

respondent. of The (‘iunrdinn point; _ . , tcr goes on: ‘lilu reiileiiiiiivl" lion v _. h _ r ixl olll—supprcsstlil by lhc (lrgiillilf ‘rheh P hr rhhhohhd h; fihhirrhrh ‘gag (ihgexre; rilQS$_ ic1llili‘i“-\¥lr's and judgulclli tlic llcptirirlioll chapter, cud it was 1h Felix was terrified. and sililplc lllo- for this reason that the clause ‘derntiwll n-oiiid never have dollc glu-Tllllgl lwllll rllihesponsiblllty hwait h... h. _ _ r nscrtei leic. e reasons w y l [vii-vii of this year. No doubt the ha“ rm] did ‘FSHX {xtfnfble had to he dealt with ‘are genera") _ r . 3:- it c.i.y JCDJlISi. . mil loosened rghorerhrvrhey arose iron] the Sh“, lwiulliici-s proposed change in the,“ whrherhhhe? A5 he“ Mr hrrheml m, Qumran in the uhred counrrres hill‘ lll Drfllllille lfllnllBHilNw illlil FB- speaking for the Telnperauce Alli it will he l‘i.*lllCllli)t3l‘F(l that tltert the ancc would have us believe, or "iio- was 2t l-Ziclll nkllflllflll ilgillllsl Whfli it cause Plul reasoned 0n three great “'5 “nerd t?“ 18mm: u?m“myrfl and weigh“, runners‘ or wmch rem lll i871 tie (rellnans hat compo e should not be ioi-gctteii that ilie may , , w‘ r France to ‘PM’ the whole and llwrfi l“ "e “as “'8' ‘~ 9"“ m9 m than the whole cost of lll6 war; Government enters

lll his reply lo tlic ilcudcl‘ of tlic

lcllr lion." We accept that ‘liillliicrtillfi! titan uloderiltlon and

pt-lllllneut oi‘

ill duty to lllt‘. country’. hound act. ll was. llltlCvil. signillcililt that‘

tlic Opposition‘. These are flit-ts iii he borne mind lllrtiugiloui the electoral cani-

ducc the Liquor Evil ‘will be

nlnlll issue ill lilo election. But

the reverend spoliesnlail precedent silonitl bc followed. There wcze two reasons; against it: the ‘lllfil Wtis tliut this would he incon- ‘sistellt with the terms of the pre wrist will be the future of cuu-‘llrllllsllse rlsrefilllelll- Ills sewn‘! sir Hugh Dmrsom the Arm that the cost oi‘ tlic ivar was so on trarra" commruronen I" ‘h: Unworillouir l-llill to dcltlantl the WhOlIr sile til uelfaie oi‘ Piiiue i‘l\i ill ‘d states’ Wm" “slung Tmvm”iilloilllyilzstllfiu“[Tiiglfgulliletlyvgrl

. e ' ' ' l i "I "l" ifleclared: "In the liext forty or lif- serious differences among the A! ‘ly years the centre oi‘ tile Empires lies themselves as to tho COllfSi wear“, and population Wm shm which should be pilrsuetl, and thi

._». r ,1 N n1 S ‘first step was to come to all agree ‘on ‘e 0 ‘ ea m Canada m“ lent on this point. Article 231 wai

Australia. iuurope is like 1 minim: Original‘), “ranch m, m“ or a doc“ "amp m”! l5 “mm ‘ml- lll ML" ment lil ivliicll the filial agreement toyears both oi’ us will be far greater hetweeil the Allies themselves wai. r than the British Isles. The Mother formally put down. Tile stages 0i _ _ H _ _ igounn-y is not dam, yeh She has the statement followed one anothsl fatnl mzlchinely alld implements in git hrs or krck re“ m he“ ‘bu, we ill precise logical order: (n) We art

the United Stzres are, year by year, r . s ,- ,, all 88mm "l!" ill lllllllllllle lllld 01 \ me got to ‘ace the mmuabl“ moral grounds Germany. being the

increasing their sales ill Canada/in"? cemleflf the ‘Elllillre will shift aggressor‘ might (and), be required lu the inst oilicial i-eums of the fwl" "l9 “rill See is the Piciiic to pay the vvhoie costs; (h) This ii D _i Refill.‘ .. lin fact impossible; (c) in conse United States apartment of Com,‘ _ nuance’ the denumds made up“

it is stated that tlic “out- s“ Arthur cum: in a are" vhGernl-iny shall he limited to tlertnhr. 8m h g r-earhrei- r rh .1 hr _ . ; _ _ ' agreed categories, which were ide » l“ “ ° B a?‘ c" ‘Y cloned address Lu tllt. medical stu- “m, whh more “rare-d hr the rhré

' - ‘ - ' l. l i- - e . al implement tiade iol i926, vids the dents of Mcfilli voiced his belief armhmqe hgreerhenq“ The meal “unDrecedentlY large silipnletlts to "ll" Canada will "lake one lllhrs siege in) nod to be rut on record l .. great contribution to the world, as we have said to satisfy lpublii Canada which totalled $31,840,900. ‘He Sam: “r look "m" her as [he ammo“ at home: This agreemmh To show how csuudus imports rrrure gm, hrrhwr rhrorrhhhvlhs been approved. it was ihel o; um d s‘ r _ d | h . 1 _ , _ I V _ _ taken as the lbasis of the terms o v e‘ a as m“ e “gr c“ m8 “hm! m” nation“ "t the “mm “"11 lpeace to be presented to Ger implements has expanded. the some llllfilfl- I 109k lllW-l ‘Cfllllltls as the many; technically speaiking, the that "Canadian greales‘ llllerllfli-iollai nation of the first stage in the argument. neet future. Tile United States is only not actually have been out into till purchasers (in 1926) increased more rmerested oumrde her awn borders rem 0r the treaty. Perhaps rt ‘vault

than $7,500,000 over those of 1925;‘. m Mexrco‘ Central and Scum Any have been ibetter lo omit it oil tin‘ it is flirtiier stated tllat "of United erica. Canada will be the great in. irrgmrdvhtirklralha rtreriéyd deals rm“: l 1N f) 0H6 ant llO

States wheel tractors Canada iln- lellllelel‘ 0f lilo old world to the with [he rehsohh why h h, “mm

strong lll'lll€ strength of‘ its record, fercnco. 1.;

m.“ hurl at tlic AlllflllCL‘.

and tllnt ilztvillg done

brought about improvements in the

l past four years, it is the nlore clear; ly entitled to zl continuance oi‘ the Edi? confidence of all electors who lit‘

Island.

-——<-oa—-—- U. S. AGRICULTURAL MACHINERY.

T will interest our farmers

learn that the manufacturers o

file FOB

report sets forth

m“ Swuggle lhc time": opinion. with all due tit» ptipuluwopililtin tlelllitntleil that this There

OWN . XZUARDIAN

FOR some noon

A SERIEI, OF LITERARY ‘ - 'GUOTATIOND FOR BOOK LOVERO

‘ . Q ...... Friday April 2nd

riie suns-is coming down 1°. earth. and the fields and the wet~ ere shoutrhte hlm..|oldcn shoute- He com”. and its beheld? "l" "r fore him, fond to‘ lithe leaves of oaks ‘anrfplnncs and‘ beeches lucid green. and. ‘the plnerstems redder qoltL-Geo. Meredith.

LITTLE BILLEE

i“? hosts... l

fi _ _ I l The Prohibition-Situation. ‘fhe- Dgpaftmqflt til-Research and Eflll" cation of the irsiiersi Council o! the Churches of Christ in America. New York. 1W5- . new b7, .,

dBP iarylnafioslitififi’. ”§“?l'

.

Then calne the Act. known llll the ‘Nations! Pl0glblsQllft _ v r 331.113.1211.’; “it; 2.5.3.32». s; ddrrlehwt "appropriate legislation." This sta- OVidCdr f0!‘ tute defines ‘liquof’ as lll)’ 56"" I . - ' _ .~ age containing ‘olfivhalf oi’ '1 Del‘ ' ' ‘ cent. or rnhrshotraipohoi: slid "- l“ forbidden. to Ilnanuiactnre, sell. bar". tel", transport. inlport, export. d0‘. -liver, furnish. or possess such liqtl-l or. ‘Except-ions srehnale. for‘ 49H iiatured alcohol, medicinal and nil-l tiseptic prepare-lions, patent iiledl~ cincs, toilet‘ articles and flavoring extracts. and syrups, vinegar and sweet cideinoind sacramental ivlilo. hear yin regard to_ beer, production l5 Bin first with heel‘ iiiid captain's permitted saltiiec‘ to de-ulcoiiolisii-

biscuits. tlicn before sale. Liquor may he And pickled poi-k, they 1014104 P"°!Ql'|b9d by B» physician, up to

(as the Act has been

Shh amended) 1i lqitart of spirituous or vinous llilllol‘ There was gorginl; Jilvk and sllz- for iii-lo within ten days. The Mi

v , . -_ l/r. s... zilng Jimmy, also contains provisions relating i0 __

And the youngest notification on packages of liquor Billee. shipped and against advertising Now udlen they got as far as thcI liquor or ltten-slls, etc.. for llllilflnil . should be measured by their~‘q"'mYv Booby thele pricofi good drugs are sometimes expensive. ‘Chfllp apt to be still more exr. ‘vebecause poor druge are worse than

Equator _ it: and it gives to any one injured

‘They'd iliithing iolit but ollc split‘ by an intoxicated person u right of worthless-Ahoy are ofteit.’ harmful. Good drnqe—the kind we sell-are an effective alid in curing sickness and - dis-

pelt, action for damages against tlic lin- laivftll seller of the liquor to the The qualitloi all our drugs, is what it should be._ 0W‘ PH"! "B "Wily: as low n‘

a dAN 0F

cupituP-lstipszo, coo l _ , s$20900,00,0~r_ FLA-Cs”

There were three sailors of Bristol city who molt u boat and went t0

Charlottetown Branch - - - HMoneger

_-_._-_,-

no was iittlo

Says izorsins Jlllik l" gmlllllli; Jim‘, intoxicated person. ‘The iAct leaves lll)’. very few loopholes for escape, but “l am. extrcllleii’ hilnsarcc" it allows the possession of liquor To izrrrslna Jack siystrllzzlins Jlm- ill a private dwelling for the con- niy. siimption of the owner and his fil- “We've nothing lclt. us must eat inily or guests; and ‘non-intoxicat- WQ." lng cider and fruit-juices" may bc nlnde for use in the home. (‘Noll- intoxicating" ili this coilncxlon has been interpreted to mean noll-lil- ‘m, toxicating ill fact, without refer]- '- -~ -. - r li h "we Blll- voila Til-ii? ifimiriflii-{Tlfifsi .3321. “m! hamlet“ _ lblg widening may sonic tiny come.) W93‘? Old ""4 Wllghi 5° 1°15 eatllTlllfi Act, though vetoed by Prcsi lle- ident Wilison, came into force on _ , ~, . an. 1'7. ‘ 920. 0 Itillllyyollele going to km anal lThe Federal Council of tilt BO “Mr, rhe hhrroh or your ohegiChurches reviews itrin action ziftei mic." l ltilrgrelllilllllzzlllnfil: ilsgrliféollllly llloclagll] Wlletrollllllll received this informa- "on ‘(h-at h“ rs we early m form lie used his pocketdliindkercille. ‘ma! mdgmems" l‘ Wm‘ "e aluee" that such a period is long enough "First let me say my cathecisnl, 101' the formation of a ‘fairly 3"?“ Which my poor mummy [anghfpffilflfimflal judglneiit—— assuming, to lilo." ltliat is. that prohibition is to be lMakQ 11.1519, make gays Judged solely by its praclliiiiity guzzling Jimmy, land not by its inherent anti-liberal While Jack pulled out his slush-invincible. in regard to which 1w Qrgneg rliltiie for prrobatlon or sustlirensioii (rill u gment s necessary. he nut - 3o Hilly went up to the maiu-topiors of the Bulletin begin with a gallant-mast. lwarning, which, ill view of the sta- Aiid down he fell on his bended tlstics as to ‘llqllktdeilffllls and mo knee. itor cars and so forth, in ivliicii iPro- He scarce had come to the twelfth hibitionisls are reveliillg, is worti commandment , notice, ' When up he jumps. “There's ‘The study on which this report lllnfl I £66; is based hns made it clear that the , _ case for prohibition cannot he Je'“u"‘le“‘ am‘ ‘Madagammn ‘proved _by a compilation of iiXliil‘ m“! Nmm amrsmm‘ Amerlkeel‘ ing statistic. lil so far as reliance illeffrltéhlgl: lBritish flag a-ridiug fllrls placed upon such statistics by _ , v “the, friends oi prohibition, the WM‘ Adlmral Nwler- K-‘C- 3-’ cause is Jeopardisetl for two defin-

CIN- the best wo can buy.

900d drugs can be sold f0!‘-

The White Drug istoi-e _ i. G. lamieson, Prllggisl '

Says goi-ging Jack to guzzling .iinl- lily,

“\\'ll.ll one another we shouldn't ilgl

.0 _ . v v , , LOST-n‘ I'he Savings of . A Lifetime i A l

For tliiiiy yours he worked hard, sconomized, lived frngally.

saved, liiitil he had accumulated a. fund of several thousand

dollars. His wife played her part in self-denial to help

liiliiil ull this ilfilllihiou for" their old age. r ;

llc rcilrotl. \Vllll(ll‘i3\‘4"v‘lllB savmgs and invested them in the

shares of il conrilsuy which went bankrupt wlthiifs, year.

By one unfortunate move he wiped out the savings oi n lifetime, I -

The salesi way to save for old age is by means of rfGi-eat-

wesi Lllc Monthly lncomoPoiicy-no possibility of loss, no

\\'0l‘l'_\' about investment, just a regular monthly cheque coming through the ilsaiiso long as you live or iol- whal-

ever term of years you designate. . pal us send you lparl ticulzlrs. i ~

HYNDMAN o; g0

Provincial Manage Q11

haste,"

3o when they got flliiftll] of tie “e reasons; u’ the dam them- ’ ’ ' ' * ‘ l selves are in large part ilisqulet- . - Admirahs, . l . - ' ‘ “ 125i. ‘i? n: .::*:.:'.*..r.izli:'.":2..2: Cress“ R‘£3.§..AP“'"“°““ I 7% First (Closed) Mortgage 20-year Sinking Fund Gold Bonds. ' A l l, 1946. »' _

Jimmee‘ are not those which aro reflected BdIhhHS for little Bill he made hilll hr hratisucal (‘may u, w) e “plain M a §ev°m?'"hre°- 0t‘ course this works both ways;, “w- M- T'"°k°"l)- ‘and the Bulletlh is careful to argue that deaths from nlcohoiisill, elc.. upon which the aliti-prohihitioiiii-its rely, do not really lllea_il so iilucli as ls" sometimes assumed; since

‘ ~ ‘rlilaturing Sept.

This bond issue is a hut mortgage on an attractive and splendldly localed propcrtyln the Cjty of Toronto, hav- lllll an appraised value of $254,000. The bonds are amply

.0 thelviews popularly held at the ame- That it should have been ail- rllled by the Supreme Council and

This is rhe answer r0 me (rues nude a State Paper is really evi-

they “We directly "filmed u’ m“ n si-curcil and the equity is in the hands of people well

" LEAR,” "business-like." "satls be the at l H u k_ h . .. .. . , grc ra ii in ‘ - ‘a°¢°"""”lhe5° “re the “ma” 823548‘ This‘ n 1B M” reluarkedflan nations with the nntiogns gfotlliee

pored lll 1926. 8m, valued at srrlgm“ ‘gas-em Wmm- ‘Cllllada “mi

tloll raised ‘by the Crown Print" and it must he borne lil mind in

F”! .-

every discussion on the question. There are, of course ,further points. which require elucidation. What-is

which truly describe the Budget of‘ exceeds the value or any other lEast." 1921 1r is to he hoped mat the epl country's imports of United State-Sr ._.._. Th ' e story of a historic table, the precise meaning 0r Much} “L,

fortsof the Opposition to hecloud Wheel lll1¢l°l‘-‘*-" I - ,_ . , l iz-iig lost lint foinid again is told by w]; i is g] r l I . ;. r |_ Ol course. this lilrgc, this iil- r _ ' > a - 1° ‘n3 "Ye llllil (‘B3796 O m8 ‘fir-Q'- W“ m" b‘- “mum” “ l V‘ l ' _ r v r ii rank Yeigh_ who is well known responsibility for tlic outbreak o The Ghvcrhmehh h,“ hr “h, “Orr cloud iii. y "Th" hill" "l “m” ‘"‘l’|‘~“ in llfiiiriutti-ttiwii. ii lH tho tiible War which ii-l there ltltrlbnteil ti J. D. Stewart. has “nladc gooiifinlfllllfi l" flllliflilii. gives great plonii- around which tlic tlllr-iydhrcd Fzi- (lermwry? w?" l“ 11"" llliiillll b) ‘ . . .. h ~‘ ‘i .-. . aggYesliolff “ l lll ' ‘ll Turns were. rrhrh ‘he hegmmhh mlulc to the people of tlic United their o6 Conformation ghthrrerl need to be m“: Jhnryrwsgirirroihtl; c“ his term of office. reduced. Tho States. Thcy hnvi: tlic labor of t) to?’ ‘m1':)°""n“(')|“ ‘(wem-‘u "m" that the ilrtlciii its il stands iloe! _ _ c icr to ctuicr 128, 186i not m-r-rssurh 1.] l. 1 . h r ._ h h r KL hulking the iniplcnlents for which r , r _ , ' ' Y l" "lb lie WI‘! ohpuxiou” no ax W” u u s“ ltht ' W ll 'l- d . . _ . ‘vhml llli- 72 resolutions of what Wide extensions given to lhi The public services of the province Y “'9 ° PM‘ l u“ m“ WWW‘! was called tile ‘Quebec Schenle" cf charges against lGeinialiy ill thi have, throughout the term,

Confederation ivcrc adopted, and “(Werlllfiutote of the Allies. l.( we'll maintained. Roads and iichnolslml lllelllllsl‘ hfllltl the money paid whM‘ We" "Wee years later lnrgg- whm‘ “when lllrll directly. .-\il it I ‘for them is gonc fronl Canadians-

h, hworporured in the “flush isrziys is tila-t lll fact (iermany lillggy _ r I,\'0l‘lll America Act. At the close iiilligllvatlll l}.“.“"". Emu“ rm and tllcn hells forever. More Lllltllror (he Cuh-rerehrr,’ rr “ms rm_\vrll_d_ darling“ ‘y L Wm" 0i l" that. tile Canadian iltdustry ill thoved to Ottawa and fur years was in; -it is, of counie, not merely “ruck mnnufactilre of farm implements is, i150 lll lile Privy Coilncii Chamber 231 llllfllllht Which the Geriiiur ti '. l, - -_ . Jlroilaganl i. ii td;i . - tion: ‘and there is h vermin ilros- we um‘ m‘ “n1” ‘mexpmiu more iigallilsiqiilurzftifangiiliilslinfillcl‘ Canadian farlners can f - - ed reason‘ n was gem w {mum t ‘ PW‘ P! 9 reducad public dent “m1 ‘ ' o hours“ ford, which during the Dbl-lied 1s1s.r°""‘°‘r“"°“ M “- which l“ 1° '11‘ h|hnhreh_hroflded only that rhe console themselves with the thought g1 was the Carma) o; the Norm. ,&lrhlfnrslrlhglrlreolrrel;gggofirlsrrgniregug’: that they have bought in the cheap-iravrzst Territories and l-loli. David above all, lil the covering noto tr est market. ‘Perhaps they have-i ‘m w“ Llemenn‘ G°vel'1l°l'- ligerhanswfl‘ 0f lhtsihirifii-l. and it is ‘ - ese iocumen t the biiik o‘ the'Crowii Prince's lbook is (llr.

been all the money that is paid for them.

were, admittedly. never. upon the whole, better cured for. Now, at the end of the term, there