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Au Uiiiiiious Answer

1111 tx- 1111- ‘1111-1-1- 1t the Pia-as didn't. Starl-

- 1111111. B. W. Lv-Page.

.1' 1 :11~ 11-11-141111-1] iiiv-iiiht)’ .. 1‘ -11 to 1111- 1-1111111111111 of _ i s 1 o: 211,111‘ i1- tl11- courts 111'? 11 .3 1 1 1 .1 ‘11111-11-11] lt Wis 1 1 -' ~-11-1- l1111\ ~]is|1.1s~1-~si‘< I ~ - . 1 11.11 l1]i_\' :11 ii1t1-1‘\i1-\\' '1. 1 1111. lllt-ttlln-lk 1111 llti‘ \ ,.-1. l \1»i"1111i‘i.-i1i11i1 \1't. ‘. 1 1 - "111 T".1'1|' pvtiiion i1i tlit -- . 31111 ‘1'11-iii 1111 ~1iti~t':ic- '.-1:11 :'.1111:1~i111li1- ,- - 1 "1 1 11 _- 41:1 ‘.1'lll\'\‘s, 'l'11 1' - - . :1 1111s 111111114111 tltc . 1 1 1 11. i-1111- 1"1~iisi1]1-i'1-1l tltt‘ 1 . 1 s1 .-1"lt1’1~tIl a111l 111li1-r .1 ' ! .1 1 :: 1l1‘.i11-1'1-1l lll\ opiii» i111 . ‘:1 111111111 ]11- 1':ir bi-ttt-t 1'1 ' l 1 1'1 .1i1_1il1i1i;;", Jul-ling that

~ 111 i111 ~t111‘_\"‘ 11111] tli.'it hc 11--~,111 "was iloiiig your ~- ' ":11- l'1<-\1!l.‘1‘Itl1‘\' good". .\l- I - s1 - s i-1 '11.- 1-11-11 lcss f:111iiliar 11 -- " 1~ 111' 111- ]'1'1-~~ 1l11tl1 with tlic lim- 1- 1-1 l. 1111-11-11111 1111111-1- l11-iti~]i 111-11101:- 1 ' :11 111- .1 11111111-1- oi pridi- t11 Libs-r- 1 1' l'"11~~ ~'---1-] f1iiir~11iirire for rt-cfitl- '1- t"l;']1l~—-1'l\'ll_ political. and l. l'._-1- liiiiis1-lf, no doubt, has '1'». 1. it ‘1-‘1111-1-111-1- t1. 1111- memory» of ‘C1111. whose ii1-w-.s1111p1-r."l'lic <:-.1-‘11 .1111 activ1- part in .-igit1-itii1g t}.1-.1-1--1:111-1it iii l‘i-in1-c l",(l\\‘Z‘l!'(l \\11.!]~] i1 ]i.1111- l11-1-1i “far l1cttcr" 011 1_111-..~:1111 if 1li1; l’i-1->s "didn't start any»

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~ 1,1111 ~1i1111 k 1111-11111-111 to the pi-csctit issuc,

b1-1'.111~1- 1"1."1 ' ‘~—i1i1'lt1<]iiig frt-c acccss by all claw s 111 11-1- t‘1111l'l~ of i1i<ti1-1-—1v.-is one of the p1"11'-"-]1< 1'11‘ \1]‘l"‘l \\".111-l.-in fought] 1'11: l‘ 111-11-1- ~1l1]\"lli\' 1-1-1111-111-1- tliziii this be af- ' "11- 1li:'1'1-1'1-i11-1> in ciililii-p 119111-0911 our . icW-ts 111' t111l.1v_ a111l tliosc tild-tin-ic l -]-'|"»]* 1\]"> 1-"1 11‘]tll1t1'1] l"1‘1-t- .\'pt-1-ch and fret- €t111<= 11 ‘l -- 1111"» '1.-' tlii-ir party slogan? ]]' l1‘ ‘l /-'1" ()l1/-'/'I'l111’1'.i 11¢‘ lliVlllHfl l'll I/icfr o1‘ " ~' - 1"-111l1-i' .111.- 1111- 1i’1-'i-.11-tinii 1'11 ‘ti-liirli

1’-1l"\' /./'/11'i'11-/ 5ti1'1‘t‘.1".1'i)i'_1- 111-9 hflad.

l'1 tlit- pix-suit t‘1'l~'(’. tltc fact tlizit there are "11-1- ~: '1-< 111 1h».- -1o1-v". as .\lr. la-Vagc savs. '1 ~]~-< 1-1‘1-\i-'-'--11 1l--til-l_v 1lt'4.‘1-s~.'tl'V for licaring 111-‘171 >1UZ11~ 111- :1 1-11111111-11-111 and iiiipzii-tial tribu- 11:1

_ it the siiiii r1111] illlfistgingp of i]... “pres; CT!" l- 111' 1.1 \\]1"1'll 11c oliit-cts. as ivcl] as of th1- l“l'»?-111 which 111-1: 111-1-11 pi-vscntcd by the (‘lis- IW/"i-‘Wl Pli-ltt-fly ]1-1l1l01'5_

_ l‘ 1_‘ "Wft 111-111- _1ii]l ht- up to rlic Government. '.' " " “TP- '1 ‘I'll TPw-lli-vt that it ivas not the 111's‘. t-Rtlic 111-1111le eiilicr, who "started" this agitziuoii. lt zii-ost- quite naturally out of the 5111f <'l1'11i1]11-r ii11-tli1-1ls the (iovci-iiment sought lu 11111~1~v on a free a111l itidcpcntlctit electorate,

Fighting Infantile Paralysis

1'71’. Fydimv D. Kraiiicr. director of the in- f1]“-"l"‘l’1"-l].\‘l< conuiiissioii of the long ls- l-lt-l ("ll-"u- of illPtllCllfl‘. auiiriiiiicr-s that sci- tittw- is 1-11'-p,1i'1'11|_ 1"11,— 1115 fir“ mm, in hiunrv

. _ »- ,1 “"-]_‘ “h” f‘ ]1"l'_1'~‘ Will 11¢- a Ii1t‘t]tO(l of pro- 11-1-‘1111 111- 111st 1111s 1l1-1-.'11| .l1\1-,-...-, _ \“ 1- 1i 1111 is still llllltll cxpcrimciit-

\-"-11'11..1- -.». _.

11 \ _] !1 i111 11 11c 1.111 say 111-11111191). that ‘ '11" it111].-1<] 111' 1-111111-“1 liq; hm." found . I 1 1 { >. v ' 1111-1111 i-ttl 111.11 sin-me ha; 1111-111;- ' " "‘]‘1*"""‘ "]""L’ this line iluriiig the l’ ' 1 11 "=--1t"-\." ~.1il 111-. Kiwiiiicr. who for- l,‘ " “ ‘1'11-l 111th polioiiiyi-litis (iii- 1 1 - -‘~) l'<‘\1';t1‘t']t :11 l].-irv;ir1] Uni- \1 I __ - -1--~1- ~111':i_v~ 111i the Rhcsiis mon- I. " ‘ "“"_-‘--'l‘ -1f 1111- riHini1-il lflllQtlfilfl __ 11 1p ‘1111111 ll.ll.llw\sls, m the Sat-m. 1-1 111 . ,.,,\1. , ‘ I “ 1- '1 . 11.111 givtn hopeful re» 1 _' 111.11 1111- ...111..1...1,.1,1;§ vim; l’ . 1. . ' ‘n’ ‘ 11 ‘11.\‘ iii-Ht‘ ‘tn tllt- 1111s? who]? - 1 '~ -11 ll1lll1lllt- ('|||l||]\\1\ "f Iwrveg that

']']]"1"'l"-t‘t-. sch-iicc has lint-n 11" l'l""l\1l'llllfl this littlc door . :. . 1 _- -, 1 . 1 111 . 111 11111111111- tilll'.'ll\\l< gvrm."

. \ l "l" ]'1\'. l'11l1lic llcziltli 5m’- l‘ 1‘ l 111111 il11- 1-111-i-1-iit iiiiiiilici- of i1 ‘ 1'1 ;,.,,-._=1_1. ,.,-..,.I. m 1|". fnitpd gmms t- 11- 1111111 .111 .'t|l\‘ tiiiic 11111-1111; 1]..» 1;.“ five JLLLFs, ‘

Cvliitlc-l [Irew On Russia

"lzlii- 111-1111 iii tl11- l\‘1i~~i.-in villaigcs and $|I‘1]"‘l‘ t-1-'.1-~ :111- 1111..1lv\ 1'1. [pH-p {pm am] M“ l<'-"-l FR“? l ]1-'1\'<‘ 11-'\'11' lwfiii-c si-ci-i who]:- Yll1t~~'\ 111' p1-11|1]1- li111i':il]\- riii tlit- i-t-rgc Qf star- v.-ii1v-11, l 11:12 n11i l'<'1'l]l7t'1l ilizit s111-l1 gllastlv l]"'l""]1'1-" ‘llil t‘\i~t1-1l Tll1\\\']lt‘l'(' iii llic world. I l1-"\1‘ “ivti ll1"_'|'t)(‘< 1-1111] ‘poni- u-hiip,‘ in (he Fiitiili. 'll11-1 ]1\'1- lll-I‘ Ling. 1-11iiipitri-il with a I;11--'c 111-i1-1-1.11g1 111' lllf‘ lliissizin |11-.1s.-i11ls tod.-i\'." '1 111s is‘ i1 1-\1"-1'11t froiii :iii iirtit-‘i- in tlit- 'l'ort1tito (Tb-H 11-/ .]/' '1] 11v ('11]11ii1-] tii-iirqi- .\, llrciv. of 'l'--1--"1t-1 -1'--11'1-1-1iit]_\- paid .-iii i-xti-nsivc visit to \'--1-'--' l1’11 5.1.

\'-'1-'1]i1i1f t11 ('ol11ii1-l llrt-u‘ it is inst llit-

11:ir:i1]is1-. 'l'|i1-<t.'in1l- .-i1-] of ]i1i11-1 is l11111-r than ziliiiost 311v otlit-r c--1--i 1 1'11 1111- 111-1 l1]; 111-ig1-s :ir1- pitiful, 111111.111... {1-111-1 -: 111-1" 11111111111 for fit'llt'll1'l"_\‘ l-lirircrs to y)" for l1'!"l1\ -]1t"1'1l artisans. \ dt-ct-iit Pair "l ‘hoe.- cost $40, men's rca1ly~uia1lc suits from $75

1--- 1'I1- 1.1 ,1 11111].t11i~11'.

w the Roniaiiotts. ‘rnr (In advance! 11.1mm t1. ldvnnno)

l 10 $100. women's dresses of fair material $100. 1 'l'hcre is no frccdoiu as tiiidcrstood in any Brit- ; lQh ignutitry’. Stalin and countless coiiitnissars , hold 18o million i1eople in an iron (lcspfltisiii, far more rigorous lllllll anything dreamt of under Thousands are exccutctl cacli ycar. iiiorc tliousanrls exiled to F-ibei-ia. (bmtnissars. great droves of bureau heads. 'lt'C]llllC.'tl directors and stilrdirc-ctors of state lindustrics have become the ncw aristocracy 11f, Russia. Their salaries 1-iiii Ztll_\'\\'ll(‘t‘C‘ from $8.000 ' to Sgnxioo a ycar and thcy are lIlOI‘(lll1;l'(‘l_\'] jealous of ili1-i1- rights a111l pi-ivilcigcs. ln Mos-l cow some of them can ll(- sccn riding in tlicii-l i037 ROIIS-ROICPS, Cadillacs and Paclv-ai-ds, dativiiig at night at the Xletropolt- with girls - ivlio can afford $50 for a pair of shoes, eating-t

1. . ' . ; s1. "1‘.‘l'll 1 - - _- , - --

“ " - ‘ ‘-- l‘ l ',] m Hm“ l “ii i . caviar, drinking chaiiipagvne and gcttiug noisily 1. 1 1 1. 1 1.1- 1‘-.1.11t1-111 111 1111- laxccu-u- drunk 1- ' T »1 l -‘l‘l"""]] -“]“"""]m]m“l Colonel Drcw could find no sciisc of propor~ 1 1 .. x \ 1- ".- 1 1' l - ~ - - ' _

- ‘ ‘ ‘ b" , \, ‘rmm H ‘,0’ 111111 or ft‘.'l]ll_\‘ iii tlic Russia of today. l-abuloiis l‘ “l “““ ll- """""~' "mm sums wcre 111-1111; paid to donicstic .-iii1l .\iiicricaii

1 1 cnqiiiccrs and architects to build great hydro-l l clcctric systcms, factories. railways and canals l ‘ ivliili- practically all the zii-tisaiis and \\'tIl‘]\'lllt‘!l 1 1111 thcsc proiccts ivcrc paid starvation 1va,1_-_1-s., Stin-ttigcr still. thc grin-it .\l1isc11\v-\"olg;. (Yin-ill ivas built ciitircly- by prison labor a111l that iii a prolct.-iri.-in state which ivas to banish prisons‘

forcvcr]

Sonic-thing is going tn happen vm-y 501.111," dcclarcs Uiloiicl Drcw. "It 1-1-11111111 go 11.1 11.111"). , loom-r tlic way it is. Sonic Riissiziiis llil1l 11111

lit-sitatioii in spcziking ihcir minds to iiic. lt is not possihlc that 11111- of thi- largest 1-11111 groin-st 1 nations in the ivorld can continue 111111-11 loiigt-i-l iiiidcr thc 1111c] of a man u-ho maltcs lllt‘ l't‘lQ‘ll of 1 Ivan the Terriblc sccm likc one of th1- 111-11111;-

periods of Russianhistory."

r Editorial Notes J‘ Le Cateau. i914. >11 111 n u o... dictators can take our ficlds and our

farms at their own valuation; it \\'t)ll'l 11c long before they take our homes as ivcll.

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\\'l1at transpired between Mr. bltcttllt-Cll.‘

,\I,P_ f ' r . . . ._1 tlic British coiincction is the gum-ch ' or Pmou‘ and Hon‘ If] Xhlllnndlll- P‘ ‘ tau of oiii- Fi-t-nch traditions? Lct. us

1 _\l.P-. and the Hon. Mr. l)lllltlltlg ivli1-ii lic flciv. ttiiiit: of 1111- l.l‘tl!lC

lliil tlicv ' ciiltiii-c amt perhaps ‘ faith if. iiliiiutloncct by the Mother Couiitigv. we had bccn absorbed by t.‘.11- 171111-11 States. It is not a qiics- tiori of ni-mcd conciiicst. but of a much moi-c riiinrl and customs. "Fcdcralism ts. at thi prcst-nt. tiiic. thc of French ]7‘1‘t‘\'(‘lllllllI{ tlic

l from Charlottctoivn to tiicct thciii? ‘

arrange terms for thc Caribou terminal or di1l l the proposed deal fall through?

$ U I

A Iicw historical relic has bccn dcpositcd in

‘lthc. Confederation ‘Lhamlicr. It licars tli1- iii-

scriptioii: "(TOYOTIPIIIOH Chair ust-d 11y llon. .\li".

Lt-lage during the Crowning in \\'cstiiiitistei-

, Abbey". The chair is a vcry- nit-c one; hut wc '

lsuggcst that the placard is S0lllf'\\‘l1.'\1 iiiisli-ad- Tt‘fl"l'"li°l\ "T 1*f<1\‘i"<‘t‘§< OI" mg After a" i‘ was,“ Mn p ~_ ~ _ _ ft11"1l‘t'_‘.< 1to1-.s not dcpi-nd on our mien ' Le age 5 Lmlm Eiizli-sli compatriots. nor cvcn on

1 ' out‘ (‘oustit1ition; it (lt-pctids on

a1 11 1k 41 us."—Dc Canada (hfoi-iti-i-iit.)

Lloyd George has now an orchard, and i111- otlier day grass a ipiarter of mile distant caught fire. He hastcncd to see his gai-dcncrs put il out, and than exclaimw]: "Spain! 5111111151111]! The world!" “just like. this fii-c. tit-t one l1c:1tcii out and another starts from a spark in an ap- parcntly’ peaceful spot. $111111 cvcry-tliiii-(s blazing up in all directions. See tliosc pliiiiis tlicre?" lie asked. pointing to a ll(‘.'l\'ll_\' fcstooii» ed tree. “I grcw- them, tlic-y arc not yioliticzil. Zl'l(l I'd hate t0 lose thciii, But around inc 1 s1-c constant peril and carclcssiicss from appai-ciit- ly wclhintcntioncd people crt-zitiiig situations that Wlll rob iiie and all of us of all the fi-uits of the last generation's labor.”

1' l" i

Harold Thomas of Saravae Lake has train- ed a black bass, which he calls Cl-iarlic, to ivliis- tle. It made it's appearance in his boat l-ist spring. “I got to dropping scraps of food into the water for him and I gucss lie got to look- ing for them." reclared Thomas. “It bccziiiic a regular procedure and when Chai-lic ivasifr in sight I'd whistle and call, and the first tliiuc you kn0w—thcre ivas Charlie ivaitiiigg for lxis 1liiiiier.- Thomas explained that cach \\‘t‘(‘l( h1- scooped the fish out of watt-r iii a pail a111l lll(‘l1 sets the pail and contents on a scale. .-\t fii-si. Thomas said. the fish ivciglicd less than a pound and measured (“lei-en a111l llll'(‘('-t|1l1'll'l(‘r iiiclics. Noiv it ivciglis a pound and llll'(‘(‘ ouiicr-s :in1l mcasures exactly t3 inches. It ivliistlt-s cv1-i-_v time it wants a bite.

111 1r 1o- :1

Profcssor Kcnncth ’l'a_vlor of .\-lc.\l:istcr 1'iii vcrsity, Hamilton, ()iit., cxprcsscd tlic bclii-f l1c forc tlic Canadian liistitiitc of l-lcimoinics 11111] Politics Canada could not have a population f more than 20.000000 by tlic end of the century that is 63 years hcncc.“ ‘If tlici-c will be no nioi-i- than 20.000000 it would be rath1-r foolish to g0 ahcad with a political (‘(‘f)llt)lll_\' for 100.0110: 000." Prof. Taylor said. “The cost of govt-vii mcnt in Canada is notoriously high, but tha- again is caused by otir thin population and com- paratively high rlciiiands on social sci-vicc." Professor Taylor said Canada, although with vcry great natural rcsourccs in some i-cspvcts. had not very varied ones. and many- flfl'(‘l'(‘(l i111 alternative. l-luge scctions. for instancc, wcrc good only for growing whcat, and other gi-czit areas for pulp and papcr.

n1 n1 1v :1

ln the old days in Ricliibiito lltcy uscd to spread the gospel by canncd lobsti-rs. .-\ l\lr R, A. Noble. a rcligioiisly incliiicd lfilNfUf 1).-i1-l<~ cr rcgularly lahcllcd his cans with illustrator] scripture texts. and intimatcd on th1-in

frec. He built up an enormous a111l ‘pi-11fiizihlc1 business, and died almost a quai-tcr-niillioiiaii-c.‘ Unfortunately canncd scripturc did not pan out 1 wlicn competition cntcrcd. fitlii-r packcrs pa-k- ' crl iiifcrior lobstcrs with tlic rcsult sci-iptiirr- lobster fc-ll into disrcputc. Lobstcr tw-iiiiiing in '- Richibiito was startcd by .\lor1l.-iiit S. l.cv_1- in ‘ i334. or 36 yczirs bcforc .\'ol1l1- (‘ilJll)li\'ll(‘(l his 1 own liiisiiicss. Levy- coinniittctwl suiciilo 1'11 183/1 , by putting his barc foot in a tuh of n-ntcr and 1 cutting a vcin. He sat calmly until (l(‘1'lfll 01-11111‘. , ‘ The ncxt big canncr to start 1ipcratioi1< l)f‘f1)f‘(‘] 1 .\'11l1lc was llctiry (Tlxary. 1vli11 pricl1-1-1l 16.1011 cast-s of lnhstt-rs a ycar a111l had z; favtpi-it-s along tlii- Ke-nt. County sliurc a111l iii Prince Ed- ward Island.

l A1111

lsl

minority is

vr-stoi-s in (‘vi-cal Bi-ittfn Thcy have 313.000.000.000 11o thcii- credit. Moi-c

‘hr-i 11111111100 ncootc are buying flit-i!‘ lionics. Slur-c l-llf’ vi-ar 1111c 1...1i,1:-1-. .~.1:..1:... 1mm. in“; mn".

ticgotiiitioiis

of a W(l(‘.\])l'l’fld uneasiness.

WiLsoii Cat. has ttiscovcrcd the third new

11"" 10f 1111.- ininistcrs and divinity stuclcnts wcrc to gi-t l]1(‘lll l t.hc comt-Ls are rt-spoiisible for the disoi-dt-rs so prevalent just.

VIblIOY of the skies

1 sii: ciéiatgjp-r-riz-rowiv cuaapign

NOTES BY TIIE WAY

Thc Indian at the Elklulna L-mciiiiiiciii. School in Alaska, an: nu toiigci- to be taught. algebra, gcugitiptiy and Sllllllai- agildemic suba-cis. henceforth, the guy- 1 i-icii uiii will concentrate on dog ‘biculiiig. i-ciiicleei‘ farming and 1 111111: uCLIVILICS comiectcd with tlii-ii- t3\t'1‘)'(l1\)‘ life in the North. “'11! I101? Courses in cosmetology and dude ranching are already bt-giiining to 1:15pm“; the

humanities tiucl such nonsense in Aniti-iciui high aCl100l5 and uni. vcisitics. Why should our Indian

uni-ti.» b1.- dciiied the benefits of civil zation and be forced, evcn for 0110 ttutlutc, t0 USE their 11111151,. Kansas City Star.

Stunt-thing strange happened 9n 1i i-ccctit \\'(-.sL\\“1iI'lI crossing of the Qut-cn a111l-y. A lady dog-lover was 11111111111. accompanied by two uncious uulfliouutls, fiom which, .- 1e said, she had never been scpiii-utctl. from the moment. of tlu-n- Ulflll. she insisted on keep- ing; 11111111 iii livi- cabin, but. they 111111-1- too restless. One of 111cm got. 0llL 111111 almost $0]J\\'lll1, ivlu-i-cuptin the captain] rub-d that the pair would have to; st i_v in tlic ki-iiiieLs provided foi- I animals. 111i on tlic top deck. Tlicl lad): iiil it-ry \\'t‘ll. but. she'd have l to o1 ' 1111-1-1- with tlicni. She did, too, 'I‘l11- t-i-1-\\' tic-pct] up a tcnt for I191‘. tisiitg lift-boat covers and sh.- sit-pi. 1111-1-1- every night. imdci- 1h:- sxaixs. ncar the wolfliounds. — New Yorker.

l\Iaii_v ph-asant sounds there are in tlic litt- of nit-n. but none stircly’ that. lit-aii-d 11ntt1-i- the right. c i-cum- stances. so ulatldens his lit-art as the] sound of Ttllil on the i-oof. Let. him be sheltci-ed. let liim bc easy 1n his niliitl. lct liim have fi-iciids around, liim or be itiiiikin‘: of fi-it-iiils. lct lilni know that this i-iiin which drums upon the shiiiglcs and \\]I1t'].< against ilic pant-s is nct-ded for tlic ui-ent put-poscs of the carth- and tht-n llf‘ may be indccd content. —Nc-w York T tIlPS.

"Is If so parachixical t0 hold that.

dcstiny of our cvcri of otii-

sin-c (‘lIS'2\\'(‘l1’l(‘I‘Il1 of

safcizua-i-d ciilliii-c tn Amcrica. By centralization of

FlTHPll-Cflfififllflll con-ifortablc In the

i ti w c rs the

“Tlicrc are 15.000000 small In-

than 35.000.000.000. MOTO than 2- "Vi "'1" 11-111-"111 ‘1-111- l)t‘(‘11 built. And mcrc than ci-rtity- nci- cent. of thr-ifi ll7‘\‘f‘ 119011 t~1-11t without slate as- sistance."—Ex.

"You havi- inoi-(Iiiizitcly- low blood pressure and your condition :s biiti." suit] :1 tlti1-t1-i- to a stibioct. re- cciitly. , me tomoi-i-mv and see if tl-i-i-c is any iiiiyii-11vt-niciit." rc- plicd the siibji-i-t. Tlici-e u-as by tuit-iity points Ul‘ IIIOYP. Tlic pi-cv- ioiis iiiulit tic liatl st-pt in a room fillct‘. with the fumcs of camphor as a 1ii-1-vcntivc aizaitist moths. stir-ti tiaving a dt-pi-t-ssiiii: effect on ttic lit-art condition. The case show: thr- iiitrlcac es in diagnose-s u-hit-li mcdit-al nicii iii-c frequently up against. —St.. Ciitheriiies Stand- ai-cl

The in-tiple of Lii-cccc. Objt-CL t0 the "abbreviated mid corrupt" stielling "Salonikn" ll.~I‘(l by many oi-eignei-s. and by Royal (lt‘('l'(‘(' "Thessaloniki" is matte official. In St. Pau1‘s time the city was called Tliessiilonica.

Thessaloniki,

Thc (h-i-iiizins i-xpect to rcncw a fui-tuigliq- Noi-tli Attantc airship 5t‘!‘\1(‘t' iicxt spring and no one sci-ms to be anxious to compete with tlicm. Howcver. the new air- .\l1l\1S 11111 be inflated ivtth helium,

1111-11111] of liydrtiitcii, thus elimin- ating an exceedingly dangerous tcaturc. —I<.‘x.

Th1- Ni-ar East Is facing serious. p111 tilcins. Nut. only 1S Palestine al cciiti-i- of ti-otiblc, but. s Iraq the iiiiHtai-y- (llC1‘i\iOl‘ has been assassin- zitt-tl. lr-iu Wihs granted full slate- tiood by Britain and is a member of L111: Lcaguc of Nations. The man as- sassinated seized power only last. Ottobciz In Syria. iindcr a French] niantliitc; it has been necessary t.o1 out-ll a i-t-volt. Tlici-e have been looking to statehood for S,\‘l'lfl. Of couixsc the trouble in the Nciii- East are overshadowed by those tu the Far East and tn Eur- ope iLsclf. but they are symptomatic Tec-

gi-upli Journal.

Dr. Edwin T. Hubble, of Monnf. Observatory, Pasadena,

comet of thc year. and’ this one fl thirtccnth magnitude. If

now. is to be hopcd that the latest will bring less bad lttck than as number suggests. —Monti-cat Gambia.

We have heard of a yoimg couple who are rcgai-(ling their four-year- Oltl daughter with a good deal of aw-i these days. Discovering her picking pieces of plaster out of their foyer wall and eating them, they rushed licr off to a doctor, to make sure that. she hadn't damaged tit-r iuici-tur. The doctor examined lit-r and said that she seemed b0 be all the better for it. "Her system nt-cdcd calcium." he explained, "and she insttnctlvcty made for the plu- ter watt." —’I'he New Yorker.

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COLONIC IRRIGATIONS-IIIGH l ENEMAS-USEFUL 1N CHRONIC

ARTHRITIS

That an enema, taken occasion- ally. is helpful tn removing wastes from the intestine ls admitted. I is also useful in cases of intestinal "cotic“ as it. removes the gas from

l the ititcstine and gives relief o.

pain. when colonic irrlgations

thigh enemas) in WhlCh one or two

gallons of water are used instead

lof one or two quarts) became

lpopular it. was believed by many that the ri-equent Wn-shlng of the lower bowel by tl-ns method w ulcl be of grcat 1101p to those who w-ci-e constipated, those with spasms 0t the low-er bowel, and in cases of arthritis. -

To-day colonic ii-rlgations are still given in certain ty-iies o! pat.- ients and particularly in cases of llfbllYlllS, but physicians bclcvc that. these lrrigations 01- w-ashiigs stioufd not be considered as s-mpty massive enemas.

Dr. Frank Hammond Ki-iisen. Mayo Clinic, III the Journal of the American Medical A~sociatt0n states that. colonic irrigation is not to be considered as a large enema but as a washing of the large bowel above the first [cw inches usually m-actied by the ordinary enema. given under tow 1ii-cssure so that the patient will not have too strong a desire to empty the bowel in- cluding the tube.

Large amounts water containing body temperature used.

“The tci-m ‘high colonic irriga- tion’ should be avoided, as any attempt to. introduce a long stiff tube Ls dangerous and fails. as the tube cnils 1n the rectum tlowcst. pat-t). Under ordinary conditions] if the tube 1s inserted only 3 or 4 1 inches. the fluid will reach the end tupper end) of the lower bowel in two to five minutes.”

Dr. Krusen bclievcs that colonic irrigation has been recommended, for too many ailment...- but 1t} serves a good ptl1‘170.s1t3 in i-emov-l iiig wastes sticking to the sides of the bowel and l5 sometimes of value ln artlirrtls irhcumatism) iii-lien the infection ti-icrhaps orliiinally in tectli and tonsils) is present. in the large bowel.

It has been found that, after infected teeth and tonsils have been removed the poison from them i-mnins in the bowel for many motitlis aftcryvartls. Colonic ii-i-iizatlous, gwcn properly and not too often. are often therefore a pai-t of the routine ti-catmciit of clu-ontc rheumatism or arthritis.