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The-VS harlottetown Guardian iiestr-iiiid iii-if» I

in :.1e Winter of qty-j,“ ,

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Perhaps that a1 roxixetl l": Prt ~ "dcserv:

star! [arr yt-ur (In zdrunre) -111 Jt|\.A|ll'fP mailed l0

thlv lwl t..cn tulli t

' .1131 $_-_:n_om recently bor- l entisagea, l _ ~ , 1,»...

r. 100:"

xl. ll P \'lf i 'i...iiii..i'rf...~ii.“\..ii: m“ i ,1" ti“ 1'7"’ ‘ij. -~ - V-v- - — I .\l\).\lj.1\' runcbtucu 1t; 111s» t Gran Dye ,._ ’_*' , , . _ ‘United S‘ . l -. w Tl“? 5 """" m‘ h“ 3huw ipferlgccl t‘. :. r ~ . crnational ~——— Iprc-tiii" I f i '» ' -""it.'-*ir1c war- ‘ ,.

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x; . _ H, H ._,~.. a511, \\.ii1"c'.11’ A... was spent larg- , l1 ex- . t t l, l1’

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ise i er-r i . [rte rhiltlrett a1t<l _- in your ptnter. l ' - Charges that C Goverztments were -.

IV of a "do t

n: cation of

I s} .0111 were I I y . proitss-wr of _ U " r-tittto. in a =pccclt '_ I i hetore t tttratva. llc cottltl i i i-‘cc li.. lrovcntent ii ' of direc-

_ ‘_ ‘ _ ltors for trustees of the llfll Rail- Ei ‘ '9 l‘ - 01 fi.i."a_v=. It but serverl to Professor

1 2i YTZLYUY-

lackmrtn said, the ilttcttta Q character of con- trol of policy, revert _ as i: rliil, to dirt-ct in- ni rentote pr , In thr- pro- no ltotic. for it .i.:l<l not afield the llc-ritt<--tir.:1etl trite. lil<»\'-ItE1(-r tan: tletttzttirl for r~.t.. zrttioit \i..1= no: “a

i ase oi r-tirc deception ti. h the ohft-ct of (lis-

J-irttblitig the rv-rtl f:i.t‘t< a: to the tiiIa-"ter of gov- ‘J

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i. t of t.:e litfl tjflllllPlll ty".-.:1t~r-i1ip uttil ctpcrttﬁort. T _ PI‘ with"! * * * - (Jiitt-ern- Thev mike "the ptnti-‘ltittetit fit the c'itne" in ~ ".12. >nrt:Y_: 12.5w '1 text of lI ne Fecretan ' john

. ' tlE-"trf-lse; the t/iovcrn- is 'i'JI('Tllllll('(l to u: ‘<0 ittll pc-tvers to cope ..l1 llrith Connnttni-ts znzrl l-‘a-cists. 'l'he hill. ngtrovltxctitl in the llottse of tfrmttnons, atnltorizes . a three ntoutlts’ jail sentence and a $310 fine for ‘.‘.'(‘Itl'iﬂ!_f t ﬂfcal tttiiivinna ﬂﬂfl prnvitlcg for rim rs, in tlri-oti antI a $1 “on iiru- for ntemhenltit) _ an orgztnizzttintt tlv-‘igtrctl to "t1=ttrp the func- ‘tiotts of police or (trinerl forces or using a rlis- play of phy=ical force for promoting any political icihjcct.” Making the law ztpplieahlc to organiza- tttimts which evrn so nntch its arouse the forc- ‘goittg atlprcltr-it-filti. tlit; hill also tvoul-l atttltorizt: ;~ <' - q; .~ I ,,_,,_..,,,,V.,t b,- amithe tioverrttttettt to iinpottntl tnoney and pm- ,- 'l‘iyigiz.q:nrtnlllerl'\' ltelongittg to snch organizations. Defini- i -;,(..tio:1 “political uniforms" xvoultl he left to the ‘(nllflliCtvllﬁll of the Attorney-Cienerzil and the ‘courts. -

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a-rsoriaterl expcttrlitttres in the fiscal yczti"

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Pt-iz-iirtrts and ,|._\.,_,l (analia $53.7_11_996

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n-totts anil National lltizfth iii-t 'o\tt-Il. Xet cash paytnt-ttt- to:- Il" rtt \'t':n" |i~i t1 - were. $1I.§_’I.§f". 2t iw-tlnvttttn 21S vuttnmr-

till \i."i‘lt .\‘;t.F;_:3.03ti in the tnwiiwlittzg I.’ months. ' ‘ n= .'tlltl\\'llllt‘t'< of F_‘._=3I.4FZQ, unem- t-ltttv; m‘ .<_'.3u_:._=;it_ ~ll('llL‘rC!l t't1'|pl0_\'- _ twin‘. ro-izng J3.’ and l:i|.~t-i:.'tl alltnvttnctns ztnitlttittiiz; to $1,315.34; lirottgilwt total c:t.~l1 pa)» ltnt~itt= to .°.t,*.7is't1,1.23. ln/lirtiit paytncnts by ~\\'a_i,- of lmspitul" treatment ‘ammtnterl to $2.760.- ﬁltt» and vliarutw for transportzttiott and other- wi-e :nnottttterl to .‘=_',qS_’._§.;-\'. Jgxatninatiott of :1 tallle or mes for rli-ztltility- pi-ttsiotters (lnnvs at- rrintiiitt to the pznsage of yfiitts since the war. The great lllfljﬂfll)’ of ttett-iotttirs are over 40

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_ _ P“ one 1: Qt. lhc largest group t< h-fcrl a5 4o years o i . t int llt. IIHI/Jl" '

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The (‘itv of ('l1.'trl~tt<*to\\"i1 enjoys the rc- tlittrttion of heing the ltia-l-taxtirl anrl tlte lt‘.'l>l l intlr-iiit-rl "i any city in tanarla as the inllo\\'~ - ’ ling report l1_\' the Citizen's llv-it-ztrrlt Institute of

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the new uar or. the c.vil1r.n tront is . And what do chzldre: . tdliil also their patents‘, when they i l ﬁt that: gas-maeks and do their ﬁre ; I drtli. thutk of the world in!) which

x have been born 811i that lzs

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{he a1: winch was to make 1: "sate to’: have ‘ cirmo:racy'?"—}h11g Kong Press.

War behind the from. war that Jolly that

ldrous our o!

" icaciers" o! the Datlzi Mir-

.t?.. i-w-rtens and rieacons.

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‘ the Br:'.l=l1 E rains great- ‘ s a new and ter- .:.... A war whzcb is . to professionals is n‘. emanly war. It has ' to so glortous and honour- become mstcad bestial. a against humanity‘. The dealt es in the proﬁtecr is deﬁnite- ‘ntened. Better be thinks to he cu: of! from desirable proﬁts than

njn- . to lose his own lzte. Proﬁts are still ; and‘ attractive if they can be made out

l o! honest neutrality, as for instance

t

by a scrap between Italy‘ and Abys- . but tlxs business of becng vced 1n ‘.3 quite another m tter.

The Russians are spending vast sums of ntoney in Armenia. They eartrtbytte ~15 per cent of the Arm- ergan budget. Comrade Danelian, wgo fought the Germans, the Turks and the Whites in Russia for seven years, 1s in charge o! public works 1n Arntenza. Lrt the lust five years he 11.1.; made corn grow over an area of desert as bu; as Berkshire and Buckinghamslzuc. Every hour ﬁve pumps raise 366,000 eublc teet of water to a lteigltt of 1,000 fee: and cattaLs carrv it across the desert. The Ru.» an cites the Armenians all 1h:- n1or.ey' they want because of the strate"‘c importance of Armenia. It ' 1n copper. an easctrtial com- 111 time of t\'ar.—bondon Sunday Empress.

Lloyd George was more respon- sibie probably than any other man otttszde of the French statesmen for the harsh and lHlPOE5Lbi0 terms of the Versailles Treaty‘. He would tiring the Kaiser and drite Germany‘ IHLO the dust. Much of the troubles or‘ Europe to-dny are due to the at- tempts that were made to humble Germany and rectuce hcr to the siatu: of a second-rate Pou er. Lloyd George must accept. much of the rtspcnsibtlities tor the blunders of 1929. Lloyd George has been visit- ing Germany and the mercurial Welshman returns an admirer of Hitler, declares Germany is aiming onIy tor defence in her extensive armament plans, defends the way she has broken the Pact of Versail- les and supports Hitler's demands f0." a return to the German Empire of Alemel and Danzig. It. all sounds very strange coming from Lloyd George, the champion of democracy and Liberalism. It is no wonder that; the British peopie cheer Lloyd George, but. refuse to trust him with potter in these trying days of peace. -London Free Press.

Gcruumy right. now is heading a campaign against, Moscow com-

qt, the animal report of "h1- llt-pzti-ttttciit, l~~ttr~l ,

ntunism. innumerable speeches in Lite Third Reich ltave depicted Ger- r .11" e concerned lest. communism ixrope into a state of chaos t... . i1~.i,ij the democratic instru- mcus vJ Waco power. Yet here are some students oi international polit- ics who see other explanations to Gernzaxtyls concern, They insist that. Germany is as much preoccupied tvltlt Russia's entcrgencc ns a ﬁrst- class power as it. is over doctrines of world-wide revolutim. Inucetl, these students assert. the"; 1's evidence that. men are rising to power 1'11 Russia who are more anx- ious to make a great. tiatloir of Rus- sia than to spread a. dogma. If this diagnosis 1s accurate, then Germany ts more interested in a resurgence of Russian Nationalism than in the nation as a radiating center for communism. -—- Christian Science Monitor.

Holding the views he docs about war, pence‘ and disarmament, Mus- solini ought. to take Italy out. ot the League. Failing this, the Ileugue should eject. Italy. If the League canrot. be universal, It can at. least be hcnesL-Wtnnipcg Free Press.

One cf the things you can do whili- waiting (or a pnpcrhnngcr to shov: up ts to pIay Beethoven's Third Symphony on the victrola, and the heroine of this little story was doing just. that. so she tells us. when the papcrhangcr ﬁnally blew tn, he threw down hts cap. smiled broadly, and said. "Wonderful to be able to llsben to Beethoven while doing housework!" The lady gasped, but. blt, her ltp and tried to act as thought everything wiw normal in

her home. Lat/er on tn the morning,

‘lot-es by the lVay t

We usually‘ think of children when ‘i

rs the ﬁrst cuckco - ‘reaps the Stcck

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BF/um W.Barlu.M.D.

AFTER THE AGE OF (0, PERSISTENT DYSPEPSIA MAY

BE CANCER. OF THE STOMACIli

when a patient complains to his‘

;:l1_\'s1cian of indigestion and pains in

2n; stomach, t-be said patient being

tinder forty years o1’ age, a few’ drreetzotis as to chewing the food well, no: eating when tired or ex-,

cued, and using some alkali-mu- ‘i

neslum, baking soda-Ls the 1151151. ‘treatment be receives. And 1n the ‘ majority of eases this is s11 that is i necesmry.

Ln other words as the patient is

not at the cancer age (40 to 70)

cancer 1s not suspected. Unfortun- ately there Ls notf much pain in cancer or the stomach and the patient 1s not alarmed. When pain

s present tt. may radiate from the tstomach to the shouldef head and l back, and ls o! a dragging. gnawing jor burning character. Food usually laggaraivates any pain, whereas in lluleer o! the stomach 100d relieves

the pain.

The symptoms of cancer once it 1s well established in the stomach are: dzarrhoea, vomiting, 19s.; o! appetite. weakness, anaemia, I feeling o! pressure and soreness over the stomach region, and swell- ing of ankles and Ieet. The patient has a drawn expression and a pale, idry sallow skin. However the {act itbat the "indigestion" is really due ito cancer should be discovered long ibetore there signs or symptoms {appear because cancer o! the stom- ach ls easLly tocure by operation in earlly stage and most diﬂtcult 1f not impossible to mire in tﬁe late stage.

Fortunately cancer of the stom- ach in the early stage can be dis- covered by various tests’ the most reliable of which is the Xray.

Surgery 1s considered the best. treatment o! cancer o: the stomach although deep Xrny treatment is often given following the operation. Even operation‘ is not. advisable when time cancer has spread to the liver 0r other parts.

The point ts that i1 a patient. has Ycancer of the stomach there is only ‘about one chance in three that. it. ‘can be operated upon. There will

be no lessening of this targe per- iccntage of cases Loo advanced 101' operation until “people at large and phystetans become "cancer-minded", and Xray examination Ls restored to 1n all patients even with mild sytnptoms".

Slr James Walton, as reported in The Lancet, 1n the annual oration before the Medical Society of Ion- don. reviews 461 personal cases of cancer of the stomach and states. "It. cannot be t/oo strongly impressed on the physician and patient alike ‘that. the onset of persistent dyspep- fsia. in one over the age of forty imust. be regarded as due to cancer until the contrary can be proved."

the paperhanger again returned m his theme, "You know." he said, "I think Beethoven attains the full majesty o! his genius only 1n his quirttets, don't youTZ-New Y0rk8r-

The wise philosopher l: not much affected by weather. All kinds of skies look good to 111m. The artist eye sees beauty even when the sky" is obscured by clouds. Sunshine ls a wonderful thing, but. if we had it every day, we should lost all sense o! its beauty-Kingston Whig- Standard.

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