"not 1

it la advartillnfi llrivllfl! i" ‘Hanewer quaatione that w...‘ household haa in "and to aupitlyllld, lta YIN-l-

. The advartiaer raeponde to the lnugrogatlona of the Intelligent.

clmrlottetowl Gllardlem Two Cent: "gnu; Guudlalu Founded 1887

" _ Fé?” 1/.”

ones Pa

CHARLOTTETOWN, CANADA

llloviirs Prince Hillard island Like the

SATURDAY, APRIL 28,1923

111 1a ataaounaltaitoeog .. poaa u.» ail inrauiuit men ‘ women read nawapaperl-

It followe, theratora. that number of naweoapar nldara '11:

approximately identical with 1

(i) nla 11:0

reading population."

lly Mall, Collin Iii U. l. L.

Annual Subscription‘; Delivered '1’

“c 111111151111‘ 1111 Woriii In N

Quarter lleniury

Mowmnnn, April 26—dn Iihot- ner quarter of a century or so retiy nearly the whole civilized world will have ‘become or be on the way to becoming insane if noth

' lug is done to stop ‘the rapid In- crease In mental derangements in the opinion. of Dr. A. -Ii. Desloges, director of asylum of the depart- ment of public health of the pro-

The fifth of a series oi Island stories printed from an old 81181011 book.

Among ‘the earliest T111118 01 Prince Edward island to attract- immigrants was a district named Morell, lying along a north Show of the province; the DQ917111 111111113 had settled for u nilmber oi Years and had arrived ‘at comilllfflflve vince of _Quebec. comfort before the first tree was

The past year the doctor stated gill‘: 11 11°15“ 11111911 11'1"“ the today has been a record one In - ' l the number of cases of insanity anfld"‘Eggfifgslgilgwlfeacgofiialvalfai?! treated, not only for ‘the Province became sewed by people 1mm of Quebec‘ but‘ rhrwghout the ‘Scotland who named the section whole world, the reason he believ; '

Blantyre. ed In common with most alienists was only l, loolhhlh helweellgpln. to be the extraordinary intensity

tyre and IMoreII, and the route was and excitement of lite today.

. seldom travelled In winter except "Nobody works or plays or does on snow (shoes,

anything normal these days." the Among the youth of Blantyre doctor said: “When we work, wc was one of more than tisual pro- wol-l; like mad, .Wl;en we plny_ we misc uamcrl ‘Duncan McLuremwho do it with all the intensity ol" n had n. place of l1‘ls own unri was crazy enthusiasm.

looking for someone to share his “Then the“, l5 lhe general hull troublcsand his joys. ‘Duncan was ecdlwmlc shock of lhe whl. whlch by all odds the moat (iesirablc ‘has had its effect everywhere and Youth in tiienseltlcmlcnt lltllllllmmlgl- which has largely given rise to -this e'slglmhmlgl'ghf1s M, ‘llvlil: El“ fhaffi condition of things. tit has left u $11,826: ‘S Lame‘ u‘ 1 tendency to lose all sense of bul- "lln lemme“ ‘vllh olhel. hllhls ol “n” ‘"111 91111111111911 1mm 111 W011‘ the world, dllantyrc bud n. singular 11114 11191131119- T1115 15 111°1°11511151Y character culled ‘Norman Ilain, at disorzanllinz 11w nervous system that time in midlife. As n. colori- 01 1-110 11161111111151 memibeffi 01 50- ist Norman was by no means a suc- ciety,to ‘the extent that insanity is (becoming one of the social evilsl

ce-"ss; too muchocoupied with the

business of others, he neglected his which haye to .be deitlt wltb by ener getio measures. !

own. ‘Norman took n. particular fancy to Duncan and was always giving advice. The ilrst and most serious business was that of choos- ing a partner. and for that purpose he mus-t go from home, as no girl in Blantyre (leserved his attentions. He (Norman) would introduccliim to a family at Moroll with just the girl that he needed.

1 After much consultation ‘it was

w.

iv life. At ntolsoitt We “M11115 '1°”1"-hon1o 1h the di t-I-t 1 th . - Ing ibmt the life of clubs. of hotels, dlvllllllll memlllefn,‘ 113011121111 n eclgrlir °f 41111“ 11111151 "1 ‘1113911- “W” ‘my day in December the gllllmits went

mfnfly M161 “when. 9Plln8140i1 ."1*§i1-1?.-'I'U:-ti liogno

1 Figures Increaaing

"The figures of Insanity nre steadily increasing, and the indica- tions are that unless something is dona to stopii. they will continue to increase at an alarming rate.

"What should we do to remed)’

w“ ‘méigmmmwtwflm: 5310f wanna "named ‘léchlweh, Wvlibsr. m’

ususylrying to help reduce i-heeoehlhmll coll l .

oi living and ‘Labor unions and)”, Xaughflisfljj other bodies must join in the cringe, ungophlgtlcnted heallllgs ‘well’ fort so us to ‘make the lives of thelsn poem flggcfflnL

lwople tn‘ “‘ 81111 give theim a At this time every stranger wus Air chance of making both ends expected to come laden with news; meet. Norman never foiled ‘to ilii those

conditions. and the welcome

“The man who struggles vainly _ wns against adverse circumstances In cimlioi. ‘Alter ‘the customary in- the unsuccessful effort to make 111111-195» Norm“ 11191110111311)’ Tc-

marked that he wished to introduce

both ends meet very often gives a young neighibor to the good loll“;

way mentally at the finish, and the intensity of the struggle i'or exist- ence is tho cause of his trouble. But we must get back to a simpler, quieter life."

M 11.10 I-Tirls) that the visit might be of mutual advantage.

"Tillie settlers first home was a]. 1m." 11.1’ 1116 most humble tie-scrip- ililllinbllC second was considerably "Pied. the third built after the unionist bud been n Ilozezi vcurs I11 111'“ "Will-TY. was Iisiialiy oi’ nqum-ell logs. wit-ii chimney in the (‘Qpfl-(g It wnsthls feutlirc ‘that gave lln»,

‘4'.Q'QOQ¢Q~Q-QQ$Q~-+~*Qo w-w -

lly PoIioo1

1

1Mapie Sugar

llown ‘Ami “Pieniiiuil

iHiS ilNliillN

lNiiiEPiil iiilENiiliiEH i5

J33}!

1llyn1l|han Ami lloiiiiiaililiillii

For several years t-hcrel

time reminiscences, while the younger ones were no less Iiuppy In the kitchen end of the house. Dun- can made a good impression from the first and very soon he and the family were almost as iumillnl- u»: If they had been schoolmates. Next day and the next were spout iu visiting neighbors, -Noumun desir- ingto introduce his friend to the principal families, buI. liclflwens constituted their home for the night.

10a theiourth dny at hiorcil, Dun- can seemed ehbsentmiuded until strange; ‘Norman inquired Ivhnt was, the mutter, was he ileum-sick, had] he a ‘lit of the blues, or what caus- ed the change? After some hesi~ tution and stanhmerinI-i. Dimcau (coloring severely) replied in a

the second of the McEwen girlsgthu one named Catherine. Norman was more than delighted at the itieu oi

parents that he wished to soc thoui alone; on the coast being cleared he at once informed them bow mat-

let's stood; praised ‘Duncan with a 1's" 1'1 ‘fiirmilii were touting 1In<~u free, open hand, (lescribed his1I11I111;.~; Iukcn from

means and his pros-pacts, house, 11orkt=i1~..

barn and stock; in fact, everythiugl

ready to hung a ‘pot on ti1c‘<‘ru11=o. TERRIBLE END 0|: A

After judicious ‘C0llSl(lt}l‘{1ll0ll_ the old fol-ks expressed their willing- ness provided the girl would give her consent; u. (162151011 would be

round-about way that he must lliivi!‘

TORONTU. A9711 ‘JG-drlaviuz Te-l 0'1"1‘\\'.1\. Apuil 2ii.~—-Suuimcr cmvul many complaints Pflizortiiniilinarkr: condlrlceis were ‘umciulkv sneak thieving from letter boxes‘ ‘Tn the ‘Ncilsboro apartments, lteai- Davis became sus~ movements of a day in summdl‘. For the fret. iimc nrtrliy dressed young man giving iihis your ilm oust

11011; Engineer Dlftltllis of the

tho 11.11110 of

cusloiiy‘ ,

onto dtizeus pizuzlzt-is.

Ivuun-il

, 1'14

_a.:1d l r11 in

NEW YURK. April 26-—’I‘l1e hul-

When

iu Iiiairivii.

‘Turners

Tbm ’l‘1'.1'nr‘:' confessed i-ihit tho§1<<ilrl»\\"1-!l Iii. 11ft 111111 :1: " . 1. up" and admitted H‘l(5£I11ll§1l~‘011ll(1 (or: frmii apartment 11011503 In and J10 u-nis '.l‘I7l'<‘lll(1 ;111.I hiorltroul. -

ll‘. "rccni iuzilic-r and scold; "I am ‘W. ‘Pod \ and (Jliicago 111111111111

o clivcliii for interest. on In-i .11 slfirlfs besides a ilozen let ' " from st-vterul rlpartmcnt lious

YOUNG BUFIGLAR; FOUND DEAD IN N. Y. CHINATOWN

searched the w. "dues of ull sorts, Montreal auril 4-1110 bmknotcs, club cards and. scores of letters addressed to Tor- show-erctl from his

ndmirlaion l" thoq.‘ 1‘:

lilo-irks.‘ l-y n ‘showing which hurt‘ doue credit to

Slilii‘

‘ly bein the wrst 511i‘ . 0n‘

from "Inc libillillllk’; sun. I wiais ibc moat plentiful lIS .11;.I Iii culls. (‘h

izii. 111 (‘ll con 1"o\\'1 unis m h.‘ 11:1:

Mhpi u.

"rup \'.'il$l slipgliily- to b» ‘bad In‘ 5:11;“; \\".~1'o 5111i

lnmro I.

showing of all. with 'l)ilt1. 1'! F10 i‘.-11i.<,

largo

pail 40 :1

Th,l-,,l.r-_;ict‘.11.t..+ uud prim ‘I5 and 5.‘. imtllil. h.

the busiest

of (Jhurlcs Turner Zlllilllillftflivl Flllltlft‘ \\'§|5 ncnllll-nll “h. culled the [police headquarters withnvinieir showings u. al 1 the result that 'I‘urner L's now lu1ilneti ) ‘athblh of tbr‘ 11:.o1'nI11g,.

“fl-R 1'0. \'\"1‘y prominmt, 11nd what modes-i ‘.1

“us ulimru nrus- t-:1rol'uII,v shicliiod ul title

s prndzict limp

iifiilirivo and embraced perhaps tho

Iioll Iiuiim‘ brought

11911-111 gallant little Teddy redoubiuble (‘.11pIuin. Buriiairtl, rofeiuw-il 10 i SHILPS 11s "mic of tho.

I lrc

l; con- lug to 1111s]!

ing Arctic explorers ‘(Yupiaiiii

SUiEIIIS

t pork anomul_\'—— ' lug csilAr-adlnn do. s ;1lsnI'I"1_:;11i.<l1, Print-u l-Id i; pcrditiil- more than fm 1‘:1‘.. 1.‘. 'l‘ll<1 sen vials uw-ro. his toys. Alth. hhhhll. zizirtls llt-voisui some. lllrgelln farming, young .l1 ll,“ll_-lli\\'11_\'.\' liuliliiur with ‘ lhhnu 11.1111 =1 Iilohiui- I111»

.l.ll,.it111‘11<=1i twi-Iiil‘.

eggs :1

lhiddmi country‘ oi ti1 111i 45‘

By Madge MacBeth-C l“ . _ _ "fiero are fur too many unu - triangulated maturday- on by Viurd hhhllvhl, ‘have new, heard 0g (n5 Bohr uud her

.lo.-cph F. n the ilnitnd \\'o1'l.i'.1mo>r.

rI-soiirl-cilii Ari-tic 11u\‘ii:ul01'$." 411111 boats have cruised (he- Arctic, “one of the greatest. uud llltliii dur- these

of 1hr- ago.“

.l0o.-—l\1=. is so kindly and mun that. tho. more fornrlggllclwo feel long, gnlll-geell ‘ville, lilac =1 11l11'11el1*1n111'3lflilil drawing six and n. hnif feet oi 2t From-h Cunluiiun oi‘ “llllel-l 811i. £11111 11'1"‘ 110111 111 crow. but she can be and has been.

1i lsiunti, u yfitibrl ago.

\

bis 1iI11,\1i'1_~lio\\_". 11112115

I11_'.-,l1 the iter- ui‘ 1l11-.r time levpli was a- rurbicr in his

when lust Sin-u cuillvd

n15 plane mngnl-lnl; no.ln~,_,l,ll,lll.'lhl.1tl.1_.1. b. Iiv n; with u. \vo:_u:1n'l1iul11‘f.r Ililvllrlzli gallonlr§flvlf1‘_1l‘l°ll"“"r 1"‘) 111m‘ lmll.ll,_,l,_ ll w“ chtherlhe ho hlhl hlhlsclllm ‘.t1io\‘."11-to‘.\';1, hotel, devtectlvesltlirs- \\‘ and (‘ii-Ail l1.'r.u1il11"_ Pl‘; ll h“ llhlllhlllh, lh l, selected as wife for his friend i‘rom'111'1"'o'1'11 AIIIH-lili" Bilbo"! 11'1“1‘"11"‘11'.h_““1 hr m ' ‘ '1" (111111: "JJWHHV 1- 1111111111111 11.11.- ‘Jud . Blantyre. - ‘,1: oi vagiriincy, lie-s w! .0 to b.» bud tor (‘.5 and 7.‘. ,l.l,,hljh “all lllhl, l l

‘After supper Norman. with an - 00 In checks or iirkuwiitsi. ‘lfm Frrllnhnn cram!’ Rich hm“. H11‘ 01 IIIYSKQPY. 11111111111011 U1 1119 1"’ ‘ 1111111113‘ 1101111911119 M“? 11 pump" “1151 “111""3‘1‘1' mm“ ‘m’ 'l‘lllnlililst)1il, Aluk-kouzic, Fraser and

mu11y others oi’ the romantic. ill-lulu", h“. wumrers who pc111.*i1'a.t:.‘1l into 111111

o ‘North.

'i‘\\‘o11I_\'-t\\'<1 l\'l_‘lll‘>‘.l i111 lliis‘ 141113111 Wm," hllhhh. in iln- Ari-ii.‘ \v.1i1 JilSl tllli‘ brook

11515“ “1111 "*1 101" 11$ 311 “"1115 lb‘? o1‘ u low mnuihs in rivilizuiioi1. liu

dovlcu and not liighei- ihnu 31'» cents. llhlllhl...“ who...“ in ,-

lllcii \\‘.>ro. \\' ii t . although prcvzziilug sold "1 largo (luurutii . i! not‘... or 1.50 pcr bag. (‘

iy 11111.‘

11;? u‘. prv-i- l ll...

:11 27- ¢" lilsluihuolog ubhugcHlic. rnrcst in the world.

0 1119- self, and ohcrriwvfl ilnlitall Sixties 011101151:11'1‘l1uc0l0y,irul,

nriiitiiolngicul amongst llc lPiil

collections

to oi‘ 111m

Universities". of.

his uud

cniisidizi‘

l I

ilo 1111i‘ .

oI-IAnLorI-ra-rownvs FIRE-HAZ- ARDB AND THEIRREMEDISI -

equali»! ' recon t

smallest ever used by an urctic cx- plm-er, If‘ we except the rowboat In which one Henry Hudson, his son and a rerew of seven men xvere set adrift by muitneers in the Straits that bear his nume. “it should b1.- understood, however, that smaller bui were uiuxiliaries to larger vessels. Bernard's ship is n fifteen lion gasoline auxiliary schooner.

The following ellflllfl merited third prize in the raontcsi: _

Fire Is one of man's 8161113" gnemlw, l1 causes the riestruo cion of a great amount of valuable‘ ln-oneny and lives. it is estimat- ed that 30.000 lives are deatroild Jn the North American Continent yearly, in 1921, the lire loss of property‘ in ‘Canada amounted to 1nore Ihan 345.909.9911-

Tbc iire hazards oi Charlotte- zuwu arc. very numerous. There are many old buildings‘ that should be lnru down. These Iiuildingi! 8TB the 0111158 of a large number 0f fires in tlic city today. ' A Z1811‘ leul oi waste material accumulates 1n these old bidlrlings, and if I1 cpnrl: were dropped Into this rub- bish I1 would, in all probability, m1 c u great (zouiiagrntlon. These l "it H111 ‘ilniailr-il you" rvlilimi igliigt-rs could be greatly lessened lilo.» brother, "111:1_vbI~ It will b1- i1’ tliostz old buildings were torn when," ‘town or» demolished. The-re should l "She's umuly finished,“ said ilir- be a Government 111111166101‘ W119i! lllulo girl. "l Wilililt-l‘ What ller duty would be In inspect these buildings. The various Insurance companies have been advocating thin for some time. but so fnr they have gained nothing.

The ilifferent domestic electrical ilevicres, which are b81115 greatly multiplied in the different homea, 1.1-.» great (Ire hazards. Often the .1 dilution 01' the electrical do: VlPQS is made by the purchaser. who has no knowledge whatever of electrical conditions, and It. r0-

Four men constitute n

eullcrl by two.

lie wus sitting in his unfinislierl cabin (mo. evening while she. luy in Iiock 11nd was lazily looking about. ‘himself ‘Invisible, when u luxurious

l_\'ili'lll. steamed alongside and made liusi. 'l‘\*.'o Iiiile children loaned ore: |1i1c r1111 uud dirm-ietl their attention ‘lit: his vra-a-‘r-l.

, "Lo " trio-d one, “isn't ibui n lit-oily, uw-ony ship?"

“D\1h11ul" "I know what I'd call hor I.’ she

'i‘i11-. father of the ('llllt1.I‘9ll, ovcr ‘lwuring: this remark, enquired: 1 ".-\1:1I whni would you (-.;1lI .1r._\' <11=‘.11".'" .

"'i‘od1ly' 13cm." riapiicil the child l1I'()‘.llllIl_V, 111111 Teddy Boar Slit‘ bi‘- chum.

‘Captain Joe, Iiulikc the mariners

bcr.

at Illiorelil, hinting (with n glanccl

arrived at next clay. lot pllllll l ‘On the following evening the Hi1 5. . , , ..

fair was approached in a ‘more do i’:‘ggllfihllfiiwgfiiia .afi1illg’llllknfi‘vn liber te n . N , - ‘ ' 1 1’- "111" ml hi) bmillngs; plmgzmoi,“ $211232‘! or. dove peddIc-r uud burglar. was than by polnledly asvklng what theltlltéififllirlfltl.‘ill the backyard of a

ishop ill Cbmuiovm yesterday amid

H

glnl was to receive as her dowryn , v r I.O.‘.‘I'>O.\'. April 111icrl1h1.-~_~.»e~,_ll, __. 11-111" l,l__ how much ln~cush and how maflYluviqcllcc. which {mince soy tells u lso 11' luv" Iiouith .ti\ .l.lv 11v 1b.- ‘1 H‘ k111i‘. such being in those days tholfirml lob‘ or emu; revenge. ~ aiy i111p1"r1v."1l in 1h.» 1 §1'...'...».- {..~....-..1.»1 1‘...- lliilitllillilr~fli m custom. Ilr- ' 1.1111111 beside u pilc oil Spwikiur: at the dinner-Kiln.- nutho r 1.. 11nd crafts that

Millie-TS 1111Vin.g ‘been slziiigfnq-iopl-WEI.’ 1111111“. (lllil bud ‘been (loud (writ. 111‘ ll1l|)(‘l'1ll‘ League 1- ' cl tut’ ‘.1 trillions busihcswl __ _ . v ly zirrungeil. all Silt (lown ll, ll'l1.1ur.~=. I11 his I1-_~111i Illlll ch ' l I1|‘lI'Z('n M... 11s,. (A1111 1-111-i11 i11111i1. paid 111111111111" feast; the company (‘Oili-Ililllillf 1x150 r1 bill’?! in, _llj null - o ' ~ .. M19“ linzfllliilendl "l l. "filtofilfi1b1 >011’1-’\11{‘~ mrll i ‘l1 ww loll‘. 211:1 : ‘s;

i‘ an empty Jifficaiib 111'1>_\' liry i1 .25 illlflbilil1

fé"'it'i1pr0hi='liirig Hit "illnriqlhis lzfllzielflrilllllierl u glnsls from a squares-h _

..z ro .. ___ _,_ _ he amamlnliii plllihfskuThiéeréhllhlhlvhilltlxIllll hlolnllylnvtlvrlilhlllielll; l w lleusoheh with muhh nlerrllhenh l l ‘in lily -lyhl\s‘u tntiilieu I._. u nnl] h‘ l, 1am hohl. the company [Qlldlllllillllrill w 1o icccntly l lelh on the llohowlng [my “ml. leLo .11i1l Ilirce oi his pals I111‘ rob! gllesm set out l“ lhhlntlvllll‘ ‘vlmrvlblng an ago-d. vyntcluuuu. _ _ E 1119i’ arrived safely though Iifelhlnz! 11'1"” ‘beheve “B111 '1‘1“' “'11s mllch Show hall hllllen duhlng lhellgdnublc crossed iby 1I1‘:ill'1_i&l'i; oi‘ iiisl stay, £11113. As they reconstruct the.‘

FD

c1111 busicd illflliifllf putting his col- “'35 111 be 111 011 I1 "lob." 11P- WH-‘i ib logo in (irder. At the Imme or his given the f1fl81111§11t uud, wbih.» hcqll uII-zixiced thoro was ‘still greater ne-‘stood with It -in his right huud, his“). 11:11)’. for in those (lays u WQflEIlJIglCQIHPiITIlOHS backed uwuy and showllle hi“??? “"1” =1 weighty uiiuir. cred him with bullets,

'_' g “' (""1 1111 "1 P1959111. more "Blaeklehs" assailants wcrc m1‘ slmw ma“ 11111111’) 9111111181911 °11police believe, unless ,1 single lll

shill plui". bulky nrticlcr- ‘IQ ‘icl - . - . "l. llmllh llunrlerfl or beer‘. ‘cl ‘(Bomarksman with uneiring 111m I-.III- llll

, lHQS . m mhlhml ml Home’ boxes of uublcd him, for ihero wcrc lllm llhll the lllhh The "llmllpr olluouudn and only fl(l\vf‘ll

hllllsll, was om “l. hh prmlnrtlon m shells near tin‘ body.

1111:1119 11-“ I19P111flr standing, us It

1111-11111 1W0 "romance, with (hut 1m-

Dortant adjunct, n nlnn-e ,he,]_

n whither: the evening meal had been his e11. Norman and the old folks?

ret red to the parlor, where tboyl

°11J°Yod themselves with the oI1I~

l Qvfib- hlq _t ENGAGEMENT ETIQUETTE We like to think oi’ an engage- ment to marry as a fitting time for nonle (festivity, and often an Infor- ma tea or evening party is urrang» WAN cd to mark the ‘time ‘when n formal NUNZIO NOT To announcement is ‘made. This affair should be given for close fricn1ds imdlnot tor-the long list of ac- PARLS, April Ztl-Gubriclle I)',An-1 qualntances that one ‘risks to a .i'or- nunzlo is now living like an itsce-l

ENTER MONASTERY‘

. nzruoses uncaring RUQSIA

11m ‘So

i.i1<.- size of thc 1 melon, who-rend tiic festivities lzhstcd the gromm-

-__._.4po>__.._

holly ol. l9 yell‘, OhllS-LSO Io $2.00 por dozen.

urrustt- - .

Tho nlnl-l-lllgl. h.“ .ll-l'..lll..,..l llhstory of his death. be was Iurc‘! to (in, slle-lhlh ‘ *1 ‘ 1 - _ . . 5' revr-ntl ». come off early ln ltlnlnh, hull Dllllfu squalid place in the br-Iicf "hc tish hiusnnnl’, lhlve hi], Zahtlgfnlnllil. i)

1W9» were, quol... “The London .\I0rn-~u11‘l tlu‘ Victoria Memorial hiuscum “ :1 Jillliiibllllf. rommcrciullui Oiznwu. 11111 1111111- 1'11" k1'°“'-" “ilow cold was it?" I asked. ‘Tho ‘(kzpialn hcsiinmti. pcrrepi~ ibly, ' "Didn't you have u thermomet-

Fflvtliion tho mnuili of tin‘ Persian Gull‘ S0111" 11111" 11110111. P111111)’ and also a1 Ashur, 1o i111! but which locality they first

the 1irn\ve_v iiiile bumlei of bisl

lbirth EAL-TH 0F P1151415“ ship with his uncle "Pole" llcruuiai, GREATLY 1MPR°"-'ED1i1(-. r-Iigugc-II in Iffltllilfi ulna; ‘Alaskan 11ml Siberian m i‘

u. Illii-(l '~"l111--

upvuI-d ‘1\lIiI'1I I I11; .. 11!, 11 p- civdly on" I"<-oi~ ;i1-11.‘.1‘~1I to 0:1)‘, 1.111. _' into I11‘. :11\.1l| o1 science 1m i1i= IWil tl(‘I'.Olllll.,l " n.- lllUYl‘ ho I-olioulcd. thc more ho, l, <\\';t‘.»" ntigtcr to collect: to learn the“ ‘ spurious from the genuine and the lulu‘ and wlielrciore 10h itstfashihrh- LEGEN . ,.i‘1'_'. Archaeo ogy In im o orni - DS 0F cilEATlokiolngy and ethnology, with the re- ;.~.ul1, that in 191i he brought out ' mm Coronation Gulf an almost riccless ethnological collection oi'

use‘ of 111's \.1 1 _. ring .1111‘. IInI 1.1'.‘|'II; \\':: >"‘l'Ql‘i_.§i1l‘ .l‘..‘ 111.11 l1:- imil. ml lib 1111s um (pl.

.1‘ lill"lllillll :1l' r111; r12."

XCAVATIONS REVEAL

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,, , _ 1il111t little known primitive tribe. \B,sgn,1l]'u!“m‘ [he “Hwy "WE-Nina (‘upper Idskimo. and sold it to

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