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Mnrnlux llalllv Umlullrll l.~4l17i $'i.l>l' qu-r _v»-ur tin ~\|l\'»||.e-:-1 llrllvrrvd. $0.50 pu yn-ltr (ln n<|\\\N-el millll-4| In tlulndia nun Ullliell Slnlll.

FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1930

Wholesonie Fear

The aclininislratirill of jllslice in,

Canada is not to lllc liking of Alllcri-i

lan hootliulns who occaslolially galni access to this country and iiilolve themselves in the meshes oi the law,

Recently one of these gclitl'_\', hailing.

from Detroit, v.as arrested ill New

York for li robbery coniinillcd ul To-

ronto. He is now putting up a stren-

uous tight to evade cxtraciitlon, and

the reason he gave the New York po-

lice lol' preferring; Lu lie tried ln his own country is significant of auch.

I-Ie is quoted as saying;

"I'll do life doivn here in lllc

States rather than no hack to Call- ada and take a chalice of being strung up or _uct life, and rl lot of lashes. The people up in Cziilacla are too toluzh on tis Ainerlcali citizens. I waist. to im right back and finish my llilexpireri leriri ill

Michigan from lvhere I escaped,"

This is first class publlcili' tor

Canada!

Livestock Products in Demand

In its November news letter the

Royal Batik of Canada points out

that at I time when the prices for grains and other farm products have

been declining rapidly, livestock

:rices have shoivn olltstandilig

ltrenzth. Tile inference is obvious.

At present relative prices it ls de- cidedly more profitable for the farm-

er to export his grain in the form of

cattle. cheese and bacon than to at-

tempt. to sell this grain in P. World

market burdened with surplus sup- plies from many countries.

Perhaps the outstanding opportun-

lty ill livestock at the preseilt mom-

mt, says the news letter. is the mar-

ket for pork and baccn. The demand for bacon in Great Britain has grown

at an amazing rate. In 1921, imports il bacon into Great Britain amount-

=d to 636 million pollllds. Ili each of

:he last, three years the total lmport.’l into that market have been more

:hall 900 nllllioll pollnds_ This is an

lllcrease oi' 50”., and most of the ad-

:lltional supplies have come from

Denmark. Canadian shipments. how-

ever, are no greater todliy than they

were forty _rears a_=:r>_

In 1924, the av'el~agc price of Can-

adian bacon on the Britlsll market

was eoui\'a.lent to the price which

prevailed in September, i030, in that

market- In 1924, Canadian exports

amounted to 120 million pouilds. For the present year it is doubtful wheth-

er they will amount to as much as 20

million pounds. In 1924, the price of

wheat was approximately 75"; high-

er than at present, and the price of barley. the most important grain for

the bacon hog, was more than two

and one-half times the price now

prevailing. 'These facts seem to in-

dicate that the possible margin of profit in hogs has improved decidedly.

British imports of dairy prodllcts

have also been maintained although

the proportion secured froni Canada

Ia declining. Canadian exports of

butter have 1,-»actically disappeared and shlpinults of cheese are one-

third less than they were five years

ago. Canadian cheese long held first

place in the British market and as late as 1928 received a sllbslmliial

premium for its high quality.

Animal husbandry already brings

the farmers of Canada a total rev-

enue estimated at half a billion dol-

lars each year. The home market it-

self offers opportunities for thc ex-

pansion of Canadian production. The efforts of the British Government

through the Imperial Economic Con-

ference and the Empire Marketing Board have created conditiolis friv-

ourabie to the extension of Canadian

exports in the British markets. The

high standard of quality achieved by

producers of Canadian bacon and‘ cheese is well known overseas. For-'; mers and others iritelcsted in Can-

adian ‘ivestock niicllt. wfll consider

their li|ipo|‘tuliitics for the develop- li~.rnt of the iiirlustry and the cxtch-

sion of both the domestic and export mii~i;et.~. for such products. The as-

.'i"'.~llr'v° to lnlporters of nfieqliate and

miafit- suliolies wlth4luallty and price

ill keeping with similar products from

other countries is necessary if Can-

ada is to regain her forlller position

in the international field. Present

conditions, accortiilig to the Royal

Bank of Canada, seem to be favor-

able for the expansion of this indus-

lr_\' and for greater diversification in

Cliliadiali ligricuiltlre.

Next on the Programme

'Phe auilual Cainpaiizll to educate

the public into doin; their Cllristlilas

shopping early il under way once

more,-and a lziance at the calalidar

will shou' tllat but six weeks rclnain

until the tvvellty-flftll of Deccnlber.

It has been found from experience

that this time will pass all too quick-

l_\', aiicl tllosc persons who put off

their gift buying until the lost illo-

ment will find theniselves again

Shopping early gives the customer

complete stock. It enables better de

saves the last minute rush in the-

of clerk, owner and customer alike.

Then buylllg early lncluls that there

is a cliance to mall gifts early, _and

this avoids tile disappoirltment to

both seiltlcr and receiver when the

<i_cll\'el_\' of parcels is held up by large

quantities sent at the last moment.

and lighiens the burden of the post-

al and express enlplcyecs who have to liaildle these goods. '

This _vcar there is all added reason

why tne Cliristmas buying campaign should begin as early as possible. EX-

perts who have made a study of in-

rlustrial and business conditions de-

clare that the best way to relieve un- employment and to overcome the

business depression which is so lnuch

before the public mind is for the

public io spf=ilrl_ It is necessary of

crillrse to .\.pell:l vl'i.“ely, bllt spendiilg

as much as possible is urged to kccp

lncliey in circlllatioll and take up the .sllrpllls of production.

V E.\'cllan_r/e of Authors

Conlnleiitinz oil the sllggcstion of

Arthur Stl‘ili_uel' that there should

be an interchange of Canadian and

English authors_ somewhat along thc

lines followeci in the exchange of

lliiiversity pi'olesser:» and school

teachers, a writer ill a western ex-

change hlts upon a really bright

idea. After suggesting that the edit-

or of the Toronto Saturday Night,

who holds the a‘.'oil'dupois record for

Canada's good.-writers, might be ex-

changed for Mr. G. K. Chesterton,

“throwing in a. minor female poet as

boot if Eiiglalvl insists," and that

“Eliglalld might bc just as willing to send us Bernard Shaw as we would

be to receive him, but we could not

possibly spare as many authors in exchange as Shaw thinks he' is

worth," tlic western scribe says:

"We have with us in Canada the

Rt. Hon. W. L. Mackenzie King,

i and the English have with them

the Rt. Hon. Winston Churchill. Both write books as a relief from political anxieties. Canadian Lib- erals read Mr. King's books as a duty. and English Conservatives read Mr. Cl'-ul't°hlll’s books as a pleasure. Both gentlemen could f~a:.ily be spared for a season froiil their native land in the interests

of literature, though neither be- lieves it."

Editorial N otes

Ottawa Journal. It represented thc

stein was started for Paradise allelidi

°f "m°- ,1oettlements, 1-fence' tae reason for Persllilis. I . V |

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Notes By The Way i

What

it According to a Pal-ls oommunlc- Victim in 'nie New York Times( Bolshevik Russia has developed a new i and effective metlvd of dumping its,

gozds in Irie diy countries. Manyl

_ _ _ ` iinternatiicnal credit blockade. ` mo

cislons ln buying to be made. It ___

It is widely believed says the. den

stores which acts to the disadvantage Siflgaiwrc Free Press that an entire [hc

million; of dollars of credits granted; to Russia for the purpxse of aidingi

her to purchase German, French,| `British and American goods have ac- i

mu. tries. Large quantities of pro-` ducts, after having been purchased on

same cziuiltries at prices far below ‘ Sic

been di.fi>rganizatio;: of uhese domes- I Of

credit supplied by the selling coun- I

tries, have been dumped upon the V scientlotls ill their work as are phy- tv,

IW ii lt

*nuff incl

D] lone: n

- den

tlially been turned against tlleselDENTlS'l` VERSUS DOCTOR ON md

DOUBTFUL TEETII GD

a patients tooth, they feel justl-iwhex-e it stands at me ,Emmy-¢~ of 7romantically beautiful paris of- cas- - Sunabh for 1. d . f . - ~

_V _ I _ _ - . , _ ea y_l_e elence ln the'ol!lcc or hom 'th markets. The money thus obtain- V fled 1" the” stand' YP’°5~ EWYY evenilm. solemn and 'tern Scotland. To the north and noi ,_ for malhng. to friends ahm2d_ e’

of eve., they

me lade

believe dentists are just as con- fu-tee

T‘h

Trumpets at Loos

(Vancouver Province)

The “ Window in Thrums ”

lbondon Times)

British soldiers of the some remote little town of Ktrriemuir in

Legg lsepmmber, 1915>. and every which Sir James Barrio was born ini , V »~ ~» »~ M ~ »~ me GOLDEN FUTU

may have mm 1 memorial to ale' 'nu mango or two smog; in clwi Ngw Rggdy

tives of one cf the men whose I

is mgcmed gn gh” plug have 'of Sir James Ban-le's writings are | it possible that this should be ‘asking themselvw whether steps may

g_eat arch of the Menln Gate,

-. i ' R

wi)l sound the Last Post there. i Thfums" 3 and s. number of MODIS I _

,_ .among those who are lover: _ - _

e m memory of mm and his Mm- lnot be taken to acquire the buildiivf p , E

es. ana lille imperial war Graves with the vbievt of l>NS=l‘v-'nz ii. flnce d [szand

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mlgmn ,ees mn; if, 15 dwg :far the local council have not seen ew, ye," ,fmt the Wm-_ and fit to make the purchase themselves.

_ ,mer MMV the m,m¢|,m ofiliirriemulr, w'her¢ the event which A SPLENDID

things still names heme to us 'made it famous happened '10 year" __

ca ist cc

_ V _ . eso - . _ V ' V _ V _ _V

ire normal level. 'nie result has 5 i:'I:Jnai1}i?;,¢5d?:‘*gr:§m:‘i"t;};'the eiv Sound me Last Post' ton' at iilrslgmis iGn?al:llri§.us‘lx1itoIi1.egroftti"ie 1:05 I

‘ed 'by the Soviets. it is further] Thl‘.\' f¢‘€l that no artificial t00tllia|l-_W and mysticay the trumpet cans -west the land, rising to the peaks ol V

ycliarged. goes partly t.; replenish the i cm'

fl-Turopean propaganda, budget. _UW

, “An example of haw me man- ul fer to fill the tooth rather than ex- fl

take the place of thc patient`s

oi-er the fields of the old salient. the Gfemviws. is Clit deeply by glen

il loom and that thflii would Pre-i,..he,.ethe1a,.kS sang a -d the puppies and watered by rivers of rare anti

“fared among mm guns of the various beauty. To the stutllwarcl

_ ill -` _ -J gation worm out is offered in 'thc i "act tt- Great War. and '.':' I 1 one hundred Dundee "ands 0" the Firth °f Tm" case ofa $l.G00_000 credit said tn havci And Yet t° "Wat the t°°u‘ pm" thousand British nie-,l gave up their ifaced Bt' M73 ‘T3 by me I“°h°al"

.mm given for steel m__duCtV$_ | pcrly lnenns the removal of the pulp,.m_e

thmugh a Lwmyear Russian statc:ivllleli as a inattel' of fact is morciuw

i . - - - nerve. artery, vein, and supporting

s_\ndlcate in the country wllerl- steel

ordered. The steel was immediatfily

i , ` ` y _dumped ill the country of purchase L1?

at a price 20 per cent. below the cost. ve

price M the Soviets ‘hw yielding iiijiliicic coiilplctc circulation. and in t

_ X.

$800,000 cash in hand." This ncwl

COII

lJhlL=e of the Russian campaign is] _ _ _ _

described as only Dart of the care- i ;)1‘Vi“m5lnS` “heh may be depcsned '

.fully-planned Soviet onslaught oil the

.out Christendom. The suggestion an

.may have to be met by it co~opcl'ative

faults of tihc nloderi legislative am system that it aff‘rfls practically nv ias leisure for the study of unusual pl'o":--

by a reliance upo~_ party policy and lia:

fol' any suggestion of a thorough rc- iis

lwliticiatls and until the matter-1;

ment there is little likelihrod cf it im even receiving attention. if

'50 |29. Says the Perth Western Mail im' our national pride has not surely so far fallen ill iihe dust that we sliplllfi

part Australia played in the wa;-I niritic Britain ollr debtor and that, il U'¥€Y@f01'0. Britain shfllld case our It

fashion forget that the war was .15

Q0'/01' 'ills impulse under lvllich nm-;t

Australia safe within thc British

The real political .complexion c-f

roving builds of lnal'.lucicrs plunder- ing the irntfcnsive and unresisting 11901112 of China has beet always something of l; mystery says me

I-lov'cvel~ as pointed out recently

disappointed. icapltalistlc system operated through- ml ow mot Camas um be succebs

,_ d sometimes at the side. 'but thc the benefit of selection from a more im made in France that the menace ftriliders at thc ‘back of the mouth hear it in an that Wide' c°unt"5'f;'i-

have very iortuous roots which arc "here me mmles nf the P13993 *W0

si tllfrcuit to nil pi~oiierly~ A‘““°‘ f“"‘°”" in "“’° "’°°"“- ow why ani I talking about what FE5t“b3"t» Gi\'€Fl<lll_v. Lens, Lg B25. tlsts should do about teeth when 5"' F°“""` C"‘aP'fU@- -9`UChC5-all

. _ .V know more than I can possibly that comm.” mm' YW” d”""""‘ V’ - Vreconsideratio: and recastillg of |mo\,_. Hmm muh and mm, needs-_, Vlnly. where the niell of the Enlylirc

national assets and the framing of af S ‘flew method of taxation are liecessayy i “nk in Britain. Now it is one of the Ifect

to keep abreast ofthe work in the tsl;

examination of taxation ,problems by lint!

s_ Af, that gate_ \,_,hcl.e it Iopks up ;R':ck. But~l‘cimantVlc accoc':\'.i:ns here-

.. - - i--pid to Hell’s Fire Corner. they iahwts am wnhmn number' “pq 1'

ei-edit of ;4oo.ooo ami a slmoon ima" th” “"“°“" `~‘ "ea"-" th" “"‘°’°|.<_olin:l the cali of the -cial-in '-Li-lu; |W°“‘f’ be f*‘f“’=“‘” ‘°“"f°”"°"“ °°“““`~" _credit arrallgecl by a private bliiiklngiscumc of Supmlv to tm t°°m lt" Out.” requiem music f thc Lime in ‘Vh Ch mi’ 2° "fc" mm"

C' Y

. mm” aemnlplislled and the night begun. im01”¢ 1'9_9'di|l/ HUUNS-l. lor the full value or the en-clit was ‘s‘ 'ral

taking away of the artery and n of thc tooth pulp leaves at the

t end a condition which does not

sequence th: removal of harmful ‘

re, is`clirllcuit_ “I

thl

s is the sigi that the pe':~ile o

cation of noble li~.eni7l"e:, and nit

fl ----

I "Hriv is vcul' dal'<'l‘itcl' getting 011

s lrcneration have not fol'~,ntt'm. _ ‘ - _ ‘G e think it must be scmel"iv the 1 with hm' mus‘c?

“Flll':. Elle rail go to a claw-_i':c`

‘fain c¢~1e|,,-Hmm cf the dmms and ;:rlc’i't and tell c:trci.l_v it-'hcre to ap-

Qmlmngs Of' “,m._ to Sm d in L-_VT .plslud without \vai‘_cllil1f; th: rest. <.

evening s’.la'Iiow'; f-f the Loos l\/l‘ll?~,l°- i me a“mf“°e'.'

. and to heal- the .~tre.in"- of the

_ Last peat The mi,-‘C,_.S Cf the coal l.iti’e Jane: "l!c_3lcl~_ when ptc~l*

yum,-V wf11},CF,.it Nm Lim Gmant. rrc r/.i1:‘_in<f<l l`i'\y :‘.‘i"?_\,"; get red iii

ly nlled especially the front teeth “ " j ' ‘ ‘ U - J _`,

nc ol'l:ani;=nls being twenty tilnes|""- U

lln|>l.\` becallsc.all liaticrlts are not dug t'h‘~`|""53`1"`°" in "¥af5‘TL Hifi ¢`l10ll1Y-

c, :lil teeth are not alike, all in- of misc f""_"“°“5|'J“5 3'Cf""‘» P __ _ _ crls ill the teeth are not alike. And °t5"”"”‘ Wm h‘-`31` W-f` T-'WL P3-Si' Rm “ nn M In AIT' we humgn ral:

1.. Mmm Cam MV IV-N, L___,__ I has ccrilc to a l"'.i.fe;- bad p;i

in the reclaimed fields. They w;ll eff f»‘=°~ fi'~‘!1`i 111111?"

Mftlicrz "'f"le_‘i u"uall_v do. dev." "Tl:en. I \\'r:i"e“ lvliy Uizele Jollli lily gets uslicincd ill his llc:c."

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l:'iic‘.i.': t'i:i; lnrn liar: !"mn timg im- cllloxial sl:ili§,l:tr;'e;1 hs fcil;\vs lor*

iis n't op lziciis. lrvt fc`tli_'i"llc g;'e”tt':s’. ‘wars of all have been foilglit for a is lnlfc lllattxcr of izi’i`i /\";l if fait'l i-_

lmrmhll ns Otlwm M¢nm:.iaV,_ Cm, hu _(31.05 msumud _ Faitll lil _\`oiii' L.o;l. ii _lou l.;l:'e oxlc;

All I wailt. to suggest to patients ‘|:3°P!i` of U39 Em`7""°~ "50 U4'-‘C IGH i _

inns. The difficulty is lol- illemllcrs mel ciemitts is that ivlicie the ac..- matic .1 riisii-image this .year to tile lim” ‘vm W" “”g'”" °"°’ “ ""““"°‘~

knows his patient well, knows nmnlfrials *md me burial El'0L\lldS Cf i

House, and in their constituencies how lic reacts to infection, or to sick- 'U12 Girl fr‘nt lilic. ThCl' k<`Dt a. vigil itclcivc w bc gcml md 'SEM' Fam'

even, and that is only accomplished .licss, knolvs his teeth so well that he th°1`l`» CF VTCY fllifillcd the crivcmmt

ifa`l.'.l in _veur c:‘uli\l_\'; v.';il‘;; of old

i faith ill his wife; l'a’.h and l-:nat you

in y:urs:lf ilbovc

>ii`t ally dlf`f.°clill._v in succcs:-fully "5 “U UUfC"‘.'3m’l\ ii'i’Si-- 0!`fi.llC‘ lilztcci Yu' may' or Ulm' I' be “T0“f'r; you

just fled ill going llhcatl and try- years since lille izczlce and filtvg

to save the tooth for thc patient. ~°i"C“ LTUS- illifl -“UU U10 li\'l"§§ Walk Hc'.‘.':\'ei- where he docsn't know 5" "10 f“~'€llil'lK slladcws of the land,

taken up b_v experts outside Parlia- this. and rzoes ahead to save the tooth 07 i"f‘ i!l\:'fU.\' bi\'ouaes_ :infl still thc ` fm" life'

“general pl‘iiiclples." I tlllik that "ll‘.!l` C811 is l`l!`_=l‘d, ‘vherc the bt'1'.'c the patients physician suggest thc Sl'l0StS have marie it their last name

_-_ extraction of the tooth so as not to

Difficult as the position is today in take any chances. thcn the dentist _. ,' _-sv*---_

Australia arid difficult 35 it promise.; 1.'-hould be willing to discuss thc mat- P001- \V,\/in

Ill \‘f'hl\f» \W‘l"~’ iJ_Blli.t9rf`,el¢l ill Valleollvcr I‘rcvillct‘ By liivliiiiiu the \ilii'Sic.=l\i \\'iie1'e\'cr our iainails secoiia-liallfi iiiillnmp

_awk tn 1-ON Om. Wm. debt upon Great the X ray Films can best lie seen. and per, Wil] Durant. has agan liiferl up 1:1;-italy-,_ yd M. have heard in om, 'lllolviilfz the physiciall tn tell llim 1115 Voice to declnim R half muh H own gmt, parlmnwnt and in MMI, .‘»onleth'nl: of the paiicilt‘s lleulih sa).-5; --1f_ we mum ,_5n“_mbm, mm Aust!-alia" paVmamemV,; Hrgummhs in llisiory-pl'e\'iolis illnesses. ills re- ¢\.»¢;~_v truth .5 cn-_V an c,_J~nmnV wi.

1-aww. of “ki K Brmsh assistancc action to infcet,`on_ his blood pi‘es-lwould no! kin Cuwclve; Cl. °V»m,l_ VVV _e VV ‘__-_ _ in meeting the debt which imply Vsurc, h1S Kelleffll Dl1L'SiCHl C0l1d1U°“~ people for it" Pcar Old Will llaxi ` where they do not assert that the iaud 0 fmth \\a‘o.vcd so n.ucll plllC°:lo‘lv ofi im" aio

S i _ :V . AE ,. *_* _ , I. M AV (I V 4_1€.

In this way tlic patient would ,et _ .» _ _ < - _ . f , ‘sit "5 tagig’

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F' llillclls scitocls that l.c lcgltgliai:

direction, There is tliell little li“pe nllinl: tho eliiire root canal. then he fm' Ulem ivan ~ali:-iuerv. It is twelve 1 !l1‘UlJ3’>`_\' P."~“_ F111. lilr -`ili"l3` iS Ui-lv

fytitl hll"e luitll and that _vru me wil-

ing to_ bark i‘. lvltil your lif'-'I:2c:lll"e _t is more itrlgortallt to you than

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WHAT SIR HENIL’ THORNTON SAYS:

“I_ am very much obliged to you for the advance

copies of the SOUVENIR EDITION. I collgmiii. late you upon the excellence of the produciiml lvllicll is really well done and full of intcrestinl' articles dealing' with tile Garden of thc Gulf.” "

THE' HALIFAX HERALD S_~l YS:

"With the cvinzpliments of Tile Chzll'ititieto'.vn `~

Sulardian, we lzztve received ll brot-hlire entitled . flhe Golden Future,” setting forth the attract- i lveness of Prince Edward Island.

“The spirit of optimism which characterizes this

publicity publication id p;.rficu|arly commendiiliie, V and tile fact that one of the provinces of (Iiinzidu, in the face of tl v.'ol'ld-willc tleprcssion, is slnizinf: it :ting of faith and confidence, is a goof! indiclllilin y, tlixt this l}:i:r.ff_li0n has yet many things for wllicll

to lic tllzinfiful.

_"l’l'incc Ed'.'.'::;'d Island. pl';‘~eliille;ltly il f':lrmil:_:; 1'

disi;°t_ct, has l':;:l the vssy ln _many liraileltcs of p;°o- glresselle f;z.'-.':i_i‘°;‘. zirzl :;l1i'n ln eri-cj:‘:i°:i.ii‘.'c li_iarfl:i- §,lj l.l,'i,t. Ttlc rcctlc are, cn tlzo \'/l',cl.'_', exceptlowiliy Vi‘

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contcnffxl. They invite the s:l'la.i'c their f::;_:fir_::s '

ive of the Cf:.1.;'ioite'.'o'.

tion of iltfw s‘_3'I?;2'~~_'

highly conirnf5:t:2e.i7ff."

C-ONTEN

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interesting Souvenir iss':::l frnm the Press.

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burden. 'I‘l‘i_1=c who speak in this rc

much ours as Britailrs that th~ 1.

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of tlhe A. I. F. ellllsted was tn keen P

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H0115 KONE Press. Reports cf “Reds”

having committed wholesale mill-dm; arson, and pillage are common pn- ougll-ulifortuliatcly, only too crm-

these outrages have a"-_v knowledge of the political schotl of thought as Th

Our oivn view has been that the so- i Th Called "Reds" have neither kllow- I No

of a coming "Red" invasion has a

Vic-ast curious nf them is the provision (tim .

have been defeat/fd. and who certain- 'perl

1iilzto~ the Caiiital from the is” "ra

Communism is open to que,___u0n_ Could from the winter landscape take

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slated at times with success. but news Tmnsmute grey dwg, must sink

"“y°h°’°“‘°“1 °ff°°° “l’°“ Sim"l° Alter his high meridian. peasants which is riiitillnz Slwri Of -Madeleine kent, lil thc Windsor

A new play which was produced pam|yzmg_ Magnum

not long ago at Moscow Cl'¢at€d 8 -_-»- ________,,_____i_ veritable furor of delight and appre- s°'“° "‘"|"“* "M"l'* ""StmK“i5h Ulf’ .the long delay before the new _Con- ciation among the audiences, says the United States °°"Sm"i'i°"~ NM V-"~` <:1'l‘Ss t'i0k- 0ffiC0» WW* C°’“dm°°~‘

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- .i 3235:; ‘;.i‘:.°';:_*::.:’°:i§.:’;.’izf:;°:;2.; i;z:;';.;;“ ‘i::.;'; paradise. and eller the curtain f¢ll|wlil mt me office uiltil March. in Succeeded in getting a resolution an enthusiastic audience clamorcdlthc meantime. for six months. Con- through the Senate which would do for me auliloi-_ .mer sonic at-ny thegzfe-‘vmen “flw are wilrlnlr or who awiiy with the loniz "violins-off"

EaT:§e;0‘:;;)lT;1:1i £12220): |:;Vsg.£/1:3 Vs' nn longer represent the' will oi' tlic grip by the public, and it ia freely ad- .. ii- lim. we im me succesful l’.."..°.§”Z'. “ill °.‘3‘.‘.§1'.§° .i§.§`._""¥. .TE .'1`..‘.§°" °‘.ZZf-..‘Z.?.i§’.`€.I§’ ";.°.`li..'.i?.Zl‘I dramatist, whose name was Ruben-irolic of the stage-coacli era. When iuiniiltaiys fn antiquated n method of

stein, happened to be one ni’ the 48Vtl(;eu:inlerieail ronsi.li.uVt|o|l wn-,- l;llrl;ft- ilrélziflatiollzl title I-xuse of Rcp1l'eseIl`lVt-

__ ~- ~ c .re were no ral ways an ew _,l ive: re ec s . e proposa . le

p;‘:P;;vl;l‘:VEe(n;:);V/Vnclzziiri. ;h|gliwBYs. It icok weeks, and in American eolisi-itlltlon. V full oi'

some cases mouills. ta rearll Wnnli- ‘rl 'ninalies is about as <llfl'i:lllt tn

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ever Icuglit for a dc:nolls;r.°.blci

Prei`e_~sor fat t:-ioplioilci: "Wllat's-mlm ~1-1.92., M. n..\..‘. ,‘ bu it, niru. i at? You <lun`L llllc!ci'.'<l.1lid my _ ' ' ` 'Un "i

dawn. or the tides cr the fa_is u

mr?" Siiinll it? B for Br:infosaul'u:s m,_uu_,, Au ,_Ll_if__ lg b___d l_V__m “fha

for R.iiizc=pll':ra:e_ O for Opistho- Dumml can.; C1,5u`e.n. “And that is

lac. W for Wllugbaeya and N for h ,_ _‘ uchm_agaV" Vw cl.. he is wrong. What he calls

ell lo\cly cllang- essliess n ay. lv they are gone, the barren field

each night

nged_ progressive Americans have

cd, but while he has been backed 0

mf” r~~. the lays of the Medcs anti

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lnon-but whether the perpetrators of Sllugly tile stacks were llollscd ` it i

where d` s l

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. if have been relieved by Mjnard’l;

, tinle and again. It. als:i_ rc-

c@ om lieves strains. wrcllclled muscles,

-¢ proud lncsh, burns or scalds.'

/ll.~rr:n rllmssllluo ` i I 1 ` Send to

_.m V V 1 . “Killa omllr' ‘ ‘Fred ii Trainori

e road; we fondly thought. ilo :lily i 1 ` ' `

80 Grafton Street i

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lgdge of nm. interest in abstract That dreamed of a cloak of golden m'-_“-1‘“°~-`°-"-'--*

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political lmnciles x, an 0] mm, V-ooo»ooo4¢+ooo¢oouooooooo lhonc .1 Work

I’ ° Y U °“f ullvs Youll eras

il-, f, _ ~ -. _ Onl_ to wake in nakedncss, ig vi a ever Their filst and o lv coil- V d h . EXMMNED AND

mm is IDOL but knowing Lh'at the | With all its triumph garnerc .s orii. GLASSES FITTEI-V B’ Word .icomnmmsw some _S t Secs how in turn the stacks them-_ 2

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selves. E. E. PA RK MA N

2 terrifying impression' they and H' ,Ylelding to Tlme’s slow winnowing, RBI!!!-#fill 0Pl0m6¢l’ll\

bcgnvergienioigll- their l>urp.\se to let it! must |v||m|,|¢“_ f, g |_

ur ers that the advnncing L t. all their shapclv bcautv merge ° ,` N , , , , , , , , , `

band of ruffians bent upon robberyi et h , f Omen dusf; -"g__"_'__!'*f _ _ ._.;°_._;f._;‘_f__ |

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am Reds rmm top L° we' ordm' Secs, and with joy its dream renews' ' H" “ii

My bandits and r°bb°r"‘ may be re' It knows the very sun that can ‘ U Y 0 U N T .

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before that "Day of Giving"-

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