THE GUARDIAN. CHARLOTTETOVVN . , . , , I -. .- -,

(Continued

We 59,-and in the series of more uutstanding co-operatives, in length isemcc and mass approval of nix farmers, if not indeed in mctical contrbutlon to the Pro- l'ilTCI8I9COl'lDl'l1,Y. is the Prince Ed- -am Island Potato Growers A5- l:0,,,,gImi. Its origin, history and ;K',,,,, 0,, the pages of progress. m ,,5 mm pal-tic'u1aI' field of ser- nm are such as to reflect enduring ,.,.d;i upon its promoters and man- agelllclli down through the Yea”-, I not fully familiar with its and early experience. ma in recording from memory. "an tliouzli aided for a While by -lilo:-niation verified through en- l ,, , some observations offered. ,,,,,,. Lily slightly from other ',..-n.:eii:oii, but observations made, ,,i,;; be substantially correct.

Prime Edit-nrri Island. ciimatical- -, and in other fiindzumcntal re- qiecls lllls been known since the :'illll(illt 0' the white man. as an ,.,.n Iyiiriziiz forth tremendous poi-, cibilikcs for potato m'owinu. andl I1 I'."Cn5?NIl0lll constituted its , ,1-,,i;itl'iiI prnrxrain to n con-,

.'iiIl

c cxtcut. Sucre-scful yearsi ,. , ,,,,.,, ,.ln.:- years and vice, mzszi ii:thout any accounting for,

l. bcj.'nncl tlic conclus-' This was fl good potato ,, m- the reverse. as the case gmgi-.i be. as generally described Iw the an wer. The first break for ,,,,.,,..iI: (min the lack of know- wieu of fundamental fact: about ,.nIa:.. L:l'(l'.i1lllZ, crinic about some- the second decade of century, and as fre-

ncrurs, through the r-.' all individual,

. . .

me i I: lit!

lizdn:-f l.vutIon has not hitherto tcrl with these record- ;-,;5 tn , I-lduali7.e for fame, re- ,:nm:::hIiily or failure: but the star - iiliriin to focus attention. as pnintn grnwinr: drama is being ltlr-cl. wvs It resident, ,n , of Augustine Cove or the Vi” v of Cape Traverse. He has not been mcmorlallzcd in the man- izer that was and is his due, but it evnr tlwre was a "Successful i.'.'i.'lz"' at home or abroad. de- gcrlilitj Iv rccotznlilon as It bene- 'li'”f” M his Proviiicc, he is the in.-Ir, and It la not loo into even "At" M twk" appropriate action to pernetiinte his memory. no was a bachelor I believe. re- .E Q in a modest. unpretentious ”ill"." in his commirnltv. but was 3 turn of mind and can . ml. iol'n'w'llig a wind-up of lttilal cvenlng chores. sitting bv the lzearih in his living room -- kitchen I". - , rxplorinq for knowledge. for which he li'I(I alvindant crav- "is: and capacity. Love stories.

A Wonderful GENEHALQ IIIcInIc FLOOR POLISHER

GIVEN AWAY by

HAWES'

FLOOR WAX

and FLOOR GLOSS in Their Big SLOGMI CONTEST

mi-, n amarl .In;.n on IIAw 3' Moon H X. innm. or if I-'I,ooII . Iixs liqimli.'l'nMu-innfllit-Wvnenrlorn om... I.-n nlnganl. Illlwpn um nwnrding -IAI.-m.-II-2--.-rm Floor Pnliaher. Imtlhrr 3. I'nlIIhrrI will be Irnl In that '.--:lrv- (mm whom the winning mninu. F7 - lvrvlrlii mm Ilma-ra' I-'lnnr wnx (If my 4.i..u-.

(ONIISI RULES - IUD (AIIIULLY

'n...”"" ” Sinnnn or Short, miyin--- '0 llian tin wnnill wlm-h in your -I iiriwribu the nu nnrlty and A , , not HAWI-75' I"I7)OIl VVAX J l-Htlah FIDORGIOSS, ;':l;IIlImIt an mnnv Slnlann or Rhvmn 'mMInvixiih, but not more than on prim 1 W vmrrlodtnanvonrconioatant. ;.H-town: or Rhvmn mint. lm plninly WWI; ilnr tvpocll nn nml nldu nf the Pym" n x. mu vnur nnma and adrlnu wrillr-II nr prinimi at II-uutnp of

Lila -Lari. NII'IiF---In aim to gin the "M" ui'llIi nml miiimu of tho Dollar "A mm vml rum-hnnnl your tin of

I In order that. ha too may win

iulifv for n rin-v- buy a til: I ,.,m'mIl1u)n Nax or IIAwr."' mm W - also and count thn ninnim of M M tiixw HAWlf.S' up an on your ,,,,,vH, P F3 Ilool wAx or ..,.,,,,,,,;. ”?on mass. Mm th- um, mlllnngedintcly follnvnn your mm: mm, "::J,l'fs.lIlmPl, u fn.nw.a...,.h. ,,,,.. N" ""'rv '13. . . .lIrnu on my zine u-Ilium: Iii: ln(nrmaIl':r:.M'"d for . igi;,,,”'',',',fi, ','"."'- Mnudnv Juno: I.'.II.. M W" Mr: nu mm-t roach nur Om:-0 WNW”). '?-FAddreM all nntnu tn- ”, ,mmuPs, -TIWIIII llayuaz (In. l.ul.. , T," H; "Sf"l':0ll.'Iomnto 2. Out. 1- ' ' "I be-F. J. (lharllny .j"”',l.',';;l;,lll.lv',I-liar. e. I.. Raga. MontrnI nI......,,. ',, ',;"",f" Wmvm. Tnranln ("V I", Ad . ic,Kmwn, A. J. Donna M. '...';- ”."”""”'""-i F, WI aroma tho hroparty of ,,;,,,',',',fi'.,l,',gw-,-I at tn. l.td.. to I... u my .,, Wm K"':"WIny mu mat. on?” In flIni-union Tn TIC” '"-"''T' I” ” '5' entering .11 ,3” "II "III (ontatt. RV -.r.:::'i"' iiii::-i:.i--.;-.- in -- II' I - I-aw m...'.'22,';in'; gill: ;u..m In no

Contest D.pI., 5,, EDWARD HAWES I CO. LTD.

3! J. A. Gillies, Charlottetown:

MAY 18, 1953 g

ayoperative Joumeyingsu H E c E N T R A L G U A R D I A N ' Down Through The Yearsl

JIMMTS TAXI a Pliono 525. COOK'S for Perfect Picture:

fa Frid -) . n r m ” nuuuss JEWELLEBS, next to

dramatics and even the "funnies",

weekly or more frequently. re- ' yy" plenlshed and catalogued, accord- You, w,,:,m,NG M A ing to personal estimate of values. ,,,, ,,,,,,,m. wme or phone for Agricultural subjects were his hob- ,,,.,,.,-,c,,,,,,.s ,0 ,,,,,,,,,.s Smdms 128 by. and anything disclosed as oc- R,C,,,,,,,,,,, 5,, I c,m,,,,,,,E,,'own curring in the outside world, that phone 2490, ' night apply locally, was earmarked MB

for further study and investigation. NEW SCHOOL gg Doe, Cm,-. Tl 80 llBl3l1ETl6fl On all 066351011. lottetown need a new school? How that his perusal brought him lnt0.do our schools measure up when

C0lllaCl- Wllll 3 Droblem confront- compared with the best? You will ingpotato growers in the Saui.herII,lind answers to these questions and United States. that of securing. a lot of additional information in annually, disease free potatoes for the Report of the Survey of the planting purposes. Public Schools of Charlottetown by

The idea occurred to our bachelor John C. lvlatt-hows. Copies of the Re- frlend.lhth:I)t3 J):l'll'l11DS Island pnt1a- Ipogt now available at the Public oes, ”- e s n 19 war mizit 1 I'a1'.V- fill the bill. He made contact with, -7 "- the Plant Patholoizv Division nf, OFFERING PLATES DEDIC. the local Experimental Farm IIIidiATEDrc-M, R dedlc-'lll0l1 Ceremony as I1 result of information reccivecllllll N-lollle” DMZ Milli 10. a set. of and sugzcstons sidvanccd procccd-,0lT9Flllf! Plate! in light oak was cd to fcilcw his lead. Drcsclitcrl to the Charlottetown

In association with others in,Bapt1st Church by Mia and Mrs. L. whom he confided. and coiiviiiccclic -C3lll79Ck- (Tm? ill” WES dedic- of awaiting posslbilitics, the l'tllCl”uS,al9d in Iovmiz memory or Mr. M R ,,,,-n,,, ,,,d,,,5g,.,. and ,.,,g,,,.,1z,,-,Cnllbcck's parents, the late Dcaconl um, ,,,-,5 1,,,,,,C,,,.d, ,,,,,d,,5,v 05 Henry James Callback 41873-1950) course at its inception bill l'PS-'3llliP-i,X1I!I:rr'gDEn1cl LOWSC Cllmllbcll U881-I iv and with faith and dctermlna-I ” - tion, History will undoiibtcdlv re-. cord its achievmenis

detail than can even

ed here. but the money value of,

ti m I it th Pr " . i -

”.J.'”?:ll. .”,...-.”i...T”i””” liiolden Jubilee . . . ,

The direct value of the Province-.1 - ,

of this reborn potato industrv,l3,Tm;,e,g',:1;laen0,Jl3:!,E: ,3,tm 815;: cannot be confined to the potatolbrgged sundny mo,-mm Maycem industry alone. It owed the way in lat St. Augustine's cIiurc”li Rustico betterment in agriculture in alll The ceremony opened by a sol-' iis phases and nsnccts. Up untillenni High Mass sunv bv the parish that time very little was knowhlpricst, Reverend Father C. Pltre in this Province in a practical way, I assisted by Reverend Father N: about the value of chemical in- Poiricr as deacon and Reverend gradients. or that such could lIelFather E. Dalton as sub-deacon. used as a plant food or briosterlltlalller N. Polrler KBVE Ell ln5'Pll”- of 1,131,; gr,-,wu,, 1.-e,,m,.v 0, theilllfz sermon on the religious life soil was maintained, when it was,l"ld Coll?-Ti-lllllillcd the Juibilarlan maintained at all, tlirourrh ll system! if”: ll" mi-V 3'9-N'5 Of l0TV4?M Te- of crop rotation and the use ofyhgmus me' aim .h” fmy WM5 barnyard manure, but it took thclor devoted teaching 9379”-

Irrowth from the motor portion of Am” Mass 9' bamlllel W35 5'3"”

"YOL'It DOLLAR. BUYS MORE-'-. gguguaaa Aupamqg, pug at the HUGHES DRUG STORE. asp; 'Kn'Up uedo a.lo1S' ;sq:.l3s

Bus Stop for cxpcrt watch repairs. pane an Refrigerators.

Giggeyi Pharmacy, next siewm-5 beauti-l Bakery,

Hospital May um, was held Sat- urday morning from the residence of her sister, Mrs. Edna Richard, Wellington Station, of Mont Carmel Church,

the average farm, to keep tlicl:j",a", the com: ,5 to me "Will'- minimum under flIll'iI”llllq likc prcf- :.,.,1,,,.(:,gR nun” I of Smers mm ital-le cultivation. t I .,, .

Acreage that should be produc-I,,,3:,,,:hJ,::kn;,,;gg IE,-(;:nm,, BF”. ing annually. but had become non-i C ' C n”' 35

on all occ i d d ' lmldlucuve thrwlzh W” fmlilll"-3 well-exercisgfi onliywrifg eTl1eI1 thteile and in a "run out" condition, was ,,,,,i5,,,O,,e,s am, ,.,s,,,,,s assemy

"let out" to pasture for a term.IbIn g, n, y to redeem its lost fertility IroniI,,,.,f:,,”,,,,.,f, r;,”',.”,lI,,hll,R,,,f,t:: f,,i”s”, the small herd or flock tuincd loose!Aug;u5ii,,c-5 cn,,,.,.,,,, ' thereon. only to nine away while inl Much appreciation and gnu. quest of a morsel upon which toltude was expressed in one who survive. What farm improvcmcutihas devoted herself so generous- was made, or fertility rcdemptionllii

achieved. over a period of sevt-rail years, was credited to prIsiuI:lnc.l all unmindful of and oblivious to," the fact that nature too had taken,

, lH Announces Truck awhagd, and from her atmospheric 5 re ouse nveh cl, h;d t'i-I ' ' buted gcnerouslry those cs(s(I:IrltiallPrIce

elements of which the fields hadl previously. been denuded. l - - - - t l HAMli.T(lN, May Iii-A sub- Unfortunatgiy this, remgq (mm stantial reduction in the retail cultivation and period of soil build-'l?FlC95 of several heavy duty mod- ing, was followed by a t.horough;r'is of R-Line International motor "cropping" the following 31.,-,,-V ,,,,ditrucks which were recently intro- n bumper yield was the usual ex-,'flUCl3fl. W35 ilnlloullfcd f0dB.V ll)" pericncc, but men what? The 5,-auiytlie International Harvester Com- of that field or area of groIinclil7HH.V Of Canada Limited. was infinitely poorer than it llnrli The price reductions cover been previous to its vacation. Thcl f'0nllDMl.V'B RC-160. RC-I80. R-I90, Province had become dotted in R-200. R-210, R-212, RF-I90, and profusion with that sort of wrcck- R7"-Zlll ed agriculture. Farm after farm The downward price adjust- was being abandoncdv sons anddllfllls range from s'H.00 to 3326.00. daughters were fleeing from thesci 1" H Sialemillllv 3CC0ml1Bl'l.Vlhlz barren fields, to other climes andllhc Price Tel-lllcl-l0n BnnDl1nce- even parents ma (amines. ,,, me mcnt, Charles D. Roice, the cam- hope of making a fresh start. else. lmIlY's president said: Wham, Those who ,,ema,,,,,,., ,,.,,,.,. Since the end of World War II on the average, poo, Wm, ,,,,,,,ylwc have centered an increasing njottgaged and 0u,e,,n;5,. ,,, ,,,.b,,IslIaI'c of our eiigiuecring and pro- Cyovcrnmenkg vvpre at ,,,,.,,. ,,.,,5 duction efforts on the Job of ends to know where money could building U10 klllrl of hlilll DFl'l0l'-

come from, ,0 ,.,,,,.y 0,, ,,”,,,,5 mancc. high cfficiency vehicles of acne, winch this market. demands. For Uncollecuxd 1,,,,,, taxes 1,3,, M, over twcnty years International

cumulutcd into hundreds of thou-:l”'5 ml ill" mild 1" ll9RV.V Flllty sands of dollars, without hope ofl5"l”5- but ii l5 01"" desire l0 lns C0ll6Cll0n 0? mamtcr of doing Sn, crease our share in this market. save amp, Qf ,,,,-9C105,,,g 0,, me In appraising our truck manu- dgfaulung ,a,,,,s ,,,,,d ,,,, ,,,,,. ,,.a,,,, factiiring operations for the re- ed 1,, buy m,,,,hc,. f,,,.,,,, such ,3 Inaindcr of this year. and even a reasonable d,.S,.,.,,,,,,,,, O, i,,,,.,,, farthcr into the futurc. our con- p,,,,CC E,.,w,,,.d I,,,,,,,., ,,,.,,.,(,,,s and sidcratinn led us to the natural up to the g,,,,,. ,,,,,. ,,,,,m,,,,,, ,.,,,.n, cconomic nclvantagos for our rus- be-,,e,,,c,,o,. mm, C,,,,, .1-.,.a,.,,,5,, npy iomers nud our truck plant cm- peared on the horizon, with lils,ll",'-W95 i” be mined from Posslblil ideas that led to emancipation and 9”” ”d”C”””5 l” "W59 NW” ,.-,,,,-v,v,,1, poi-ics of trucks. We decided to ,.,.n be r,m,,,,,,,,,,, take, the bold step of planning in-

: MW, ,7 , crciiscd production at. our Chat- SURRENDEN, E,,,,,,,,,,, ,,-,i, wllfllll, Ontario, plant and other prmdio B,,,,.,,.,.' ,,m,,, d,.mn,,5,,,,,,,,il:Irvc5tcI' plants, where these S,,,.,,,,,dc,, M,,,,,,,., 5”, 0, ,.,,.jfI-iicks and components are built.

IN MERBIIIAM

III loving ml-Innry of Clifford Marquarrlc who was killed In an airplane crash at Cartwright Bay, Labrador, on May 18. 1952.

During family for three ccnturicsi Iip to film. is looking for trr-zisiirc which tradition says uas liirirlcn beneath the house befoie Groin- wt-ll'.-z men sack!-d the establish-, ment.

ATTENTION

Trench silo time is Izettimz near. Don't wait for the day it is to be filled to ask to have it dug. Get the silo made now by MacKay's who are specialists at this work with trained men and special

Sn many things lmve happened Since you were. called away. Things you would have enjoyed llad you been left to stay.

So many things to share with you in just the usual way,

Things would be so much 11....

If you were here today.

Fondly remembered by .1! Anne and Jimmie Ur.)

IN EJERTSIUAM

- - .- In loving memory of Clifford machlnery Juift tho Hm,” Glen Maeqiuirrle who was 'rlIlcd 5129 for YOU? J0ll- YOU Will my lil, 19.52 at cnrtwrigiic Im-

be surprised at the low cost bur. Lairrrulor. of this way of valuable pro- ductive fleld storage. Mac- Kay's farm construction is waiting to serve your needs. Phone 2648-L or contact

direct-

STERLING Mu-,l(AY. 59 St. Peter's Road

We little home He would no more return. That He in death so soon would sleep And leave ll! here to mourn.

We do not know what pain he bore We did not see him die.

We only know he passed away And never said good-bye.

thought when Icc . my

nunoas :1. l.. roaouro

Lovlngly remembered by mother, sister: and brothers. .

:

iv-

thcl

"WE TREAT THE SICK WELL."

FUNERAL SATURDAY - The funeral of the late Josephine G31. ian-t, who died at the Charlottetown

to Our Lady Mont Carmel, whcre Solemn Requiem High Mass was celebrated by Rev. J. F. Buote with Rev. N. Polrier as deacon and Rev. Clarence Pitrc as sub-deacon. Rev. Father Le- Clerc was master of ceremonies. The pail-bearers were Glorice Gal- lant, Rennie Richard, Felix Pineau, Martin Gallant, John G. Gallant Benoit Gal-lanrt. Interment was In the church cemetery.

IN INEMORIAM

REV. VVILLIAM A. TERRILL ,

The many Island friends ofl Rev. William A, Terrill of Pass- adumkeag, Maine, will be grieved at hearing of his sudden passing at the Eastern Maine General Hospital in Bangor on April 30th, following a fail in his home two days previous, when he struck his head and suit”:-red injuries which resulted In his death. His age was 68.

Mr. Terrill, accompanied by Mrs. Terrill, the former Celetta M. Wickett, daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Lewis A. Wlckett, formerly of Kelvin, made many trips to the Island, where on some occasions he preached in some of the Baptist Churches.

He was educated in the Moody, Theological Seminary in Bangor, Maine, and also attended the Bible School, and was ordained to the Baptist ministry in 1921.

His first pastorate was in Card- ville, Maine, where through his efforts and sacrifice, the first Baptist Church was built In that town, services theretofore being held in the school houses. and to this people he had a continuous

ministry of 34 years. In 1933 he was transferred to the larger parish in Passndum-

keag, where they have since re- sided, holdlng services there and in Cardville each Sunday. His devotion to the Masters service, and his faithfulness to His cause these many years. will be an in. splration to others to carry on,l

roll". , The funeral, which was held in the Passadiumkcag Church onl Sundalu May 3rd, was the largest ovcr held In Penohscot Cniimy Seventeen pastors were pry-(put, Inany paying tribute In the CITY”!- Iian life of the riopnriea ,I in Lewis of Preetnwn .-ring "SLlI7.'l.'” Tomorrow" and Mr and Mrs Harold Duff nt the " ,-.-

wick Biblc lnsiziutc nu.

Sweet Hnme'. favoiiie ii

Mr. Terrill. The ilov--.'

wrre manv and M ii"

token of l:i- I .-r ail vrr

and far

Mllffh .'.y r,..Iih,v in h-,-"1. ,I

ed the nenrt-umk VJ? -an brother and sIs!er Mrs. Byron I-'. rzcimiv. but time can say through fhflr tears, "HI; will be done. He has eiitneri his well earned real."

IN MEMOII-I-AM

.In loving memory of our beloved sister-in-law.Ednn Mugforcl Burns, Milli!-'0'-IE. who passed away May 18th. 1952.

We think of you in silence, And oft repeat. your name. What would we give to hear your voice And see your face again.

Lovingly remembered by John 1), nnd Pearle.

IN'iIi”ETI.Ii6iziiAM

In loving memory of our aunt, Mrs. VV. ll. Burns, lifalpequc, who Ipassed away May liltln. 1952.

She had II nature you could not

help loving.

And I heart that was purer than gold

And in those who know her and loved her

Her memory will never grow old.

Fondly remembered by-E11 ', gmd Wallace.

IN IMSNAZORITAM

In loving memory of my dear hunt. Mn. Seymour Pollard, who passed away May 17th, 1950.

In I ciiurclnyard softly sleeping Close beside a country road. Lies the one I loved so clearly Gone from us to her abode.

Sadly mined and ever remem- bered by her niece. Margaret, and family.

IN HMEM-PRIAM

MRS. UZZIAII BOYCE, Feb. Nth. 1844. MR. UZZIAII BOYCE. May 17th. 1944.

Sleep on beloved. lulu: thy mu.

Where pain and suffering are no more.

For weary tnvellen, God knows

best when enrlbly trials theyi are oter.

124. Mr and '

Interment. was In the familv lot 1 in Lawndnle Cemetery. ' 1

Pipe Band Instructor

PIPE MAJOR

Pipe Major, Warrant Officer ist. Class, W. B, Burke of the Prince who has been giving instruction to the Lads and Lassies Pipe Band. now has it pipers and 4 drummers under intensive training for the local Iniisical activities of Coronation 0 e '

Edward Higiilandcis. IBlackWaLch)

Du y.

Rm-cnt FllCflll.'flE.lll',Z awards were rerriivcd Ili htllld mciubcrs in com- pliicc with a mark

p9ilf.flll diiruiiz the Miisical Festival,

Of 93 to Frank Burke in piping, with Pipe, lV.l.I3 2nd. and a mark of 92, in addition to first place in both the Highland Fling: and Sword dance. Thomas Burke ranked first in the Highland Fling with a score of 92 and also first in the sword dance, Donald Burke placed 3rd. in both piping and I-llgzhland Fling, with Heather B-mike third in the Higlfnncl Fling. Miss Szindra Kennedy, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Leigh W. Kennedy, SfiilLlipt'll't placed 2nd. in the

Hlillllhlld Fling.

Pipe Major Burke is assisted in the training and development. of the while the I-1.,-w mom 3-mm shun! band members by Mrs. Burke lnec Helen Lawson) formerly of Fifeshlre,

Scotland.

Vil. B. 'I!l'RKFl

lilClUdlllL! fI"st.

Miss Shirley Burk

' Thoughts For Our Time

WALLPAPER - 139 pattern: Bryenton as Macliay. ',mA mu"; By His Eminence Cardinal McGulgun ' 'lA' 'd S lllllll Aapuow (Copyright) rt- nnaosnms. Electric and Pro- 5”E"” "" S"”""' "t and Mug”, Eryenwn The. past four centuries W5 L witnessed ll. progressive expulsion they can't perform. Imagine I

wife or a. husband as a. subatitup for God. Imagine 3. home an I substitute for heaven. Divorce in over again "the death of God” has becoming so prevalent today that been announced. This an.'Iounce- one must ask himself the question ment has been widely welcomed. of whether people do not expert of course, we know that it. is no too much from marriage. l0nif'- new announcement but many felt thing that only God can give. that this time it was final. This, ' ' ' time it was done in the name of1 We are alarmed that so rnenv science. Religion became at least people are going crazy. Is not superstition, pure and simple, iflmodern life, in its godlessness. in. not outright lunacy. lleast partly responsible? Take (end

B", mdly men He be,.,,,,,,,,g .,Ollt. of life and men become dr- little less lure of the value of m0” 0' ””-V are d”lV9n 5””, "' science as I substitute for religion me” mlndsi P9'h3P5 ma iwenmem and God. Even the old dams century proof for the existence 0! seemed less powerful and Ilestruc- Gm 5" that 5'0” 3” Crazy Wm"”"' tive than the new ones with which Him Tl”-5 will bf” N hllulr W” 1'” mu d,,,,,,h,obG0d n0,.,5e,,5,, ,9. the, so-called raiionalists who pro- ma-,,,ed only 1,, me brains of 5,3,. claimed thc death of God. The I".M entlists and in learned and unin- ""9 l"”"" M Gildi "V "Vim ”"”l telligible boolu which no one ever mm” W” hemme-