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_ Tomorrow week, March 16. ha;

lmeoanu-w. rn,-in u. nu-|.»u»_ ‘ v¢.».|-fniums-.au a. uuravq bw" Wt limit- bi' UW P090. by tho

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" ‘lunar and lrnuriitcs A--.inane minor-|» A. I erria :__l::%;l:;_|;h °é0_f;:;Tlt‘e5?u!;:’Kl:;d_L:;_ ; ' _ the Federate Churches of the United 5 use be- mf uv- ~-1---~» "--"~ ie ~°°'° -°° U-"`°° '"°“° states, by the chief aubbl of Eng-2

.4 aninua land. and practically by all religious!

_ bodies as a day of special prayer ini

“' ' bubau ui religion in Russia. 'nw

aes y__e ay_

that iivbv,

of Quart!

' l`be Public Forumf

this column U Open lanllu discussion In earraepaadcntt ` of queatiena 0| laicnat. the Charlottetown 0\lrdll||‘lla_al not necessarily smlona the

»-,unions of correspondents

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` rue ourecrivr:-s usr

SATURDAY, MARCH 8, 1930 Soviet has no use for religion. is _“N Sir.-The imported detective was:

tvariillt down churches. and Wise' Mmm ABQUT Low “ACK P ‘ very active mover. and handed in a

Now For The Sllou'-l)ou'n ‘

Moi'e than the usual interest cen- tres around the session of the Leg-

The Government, after lung consid- eration, decided to introduce Liquor

Control. The Premier, as luider of the Government, took full responsi-

islsture this year, which rol~m.u1y | bility for this `m¢=\Sul‘C~ He took th#

opens next Tuesday. Two questions.

among others of prime importance which the Government will be ex-

pected to deal with, will be the extra- ordinary statements of Premier Saunders in connection with read-

justment of federal subsidies and the even more extraordinary situation in

which the Government finds itscli

with respect to prohibition enforce- ment. On both these subjects the

Liberal press has been ominously sil- ent. There is no means of compel-

ling the local Government organ to deal frankly with its readers in these

matters, but there arc various ways of eliciting informnlbrm on the nobr

nl' the Legislature. The flppusitlun.

though few in nuinbers. is abil'

to _cope with the situation. it has behind it the support of thinkin!

people of both political parties, :uni it is capable of marshalling its ru‘_f.:u- ments briefly, eogently and convinc-

ingly. There is need, however, of unflagging vigilance. The Premier is

not given to the vituperative tactics

of his party press, but he has proved himself to be an artful political dod-

gcr. He is an adept in the use of

verbal smoke-screens and can wrig- gle with amazing agility out of po- sitions from which it would be impos- sible to retire with dignity. So far

ls the issues of prime importance arc concerned. the Gnvormncnt is in n

hopeless Iness; but it will iz- the duty of the Opposition, while concentrat-

ing its efforts upon these issues, to keep its eye on.e\'ery possible loci?- hole. however small.

"/\ mouse that al~.v:\yr» trusts to

one poor hole.

_Can never be a mouse of any

soul,"

ground that in the circumstances ii

I pleblsclte would only be a confession

of weakness on the Governments

part; lt would bc, at bcst, but a

Ig subterfuge, n shifting of responsibil- ; ity. The thing to do was to take a

firm stand._ He believed the new Act had made a decided improvement in

tcmpcranee conditions and that the

eoplc recognize this fact ns well as he Governments sincerity in the

matter. He felt justified, therefore,

_ in calling upon the moral agencies of 3 the province for their support. Con- structive criticism would be welcom-

ed, but the political `crltlclsin mas-

rfuerading under religious phrnseolo-

ny \\'a.'= getting the province nowhere. its sole result so far being to retard

the progress of true tcmpcrance, which was, or should be, the goal of

all interested lu moral reform. Pre- mier Baxter thus defined his expect-

ations with respect to Government

Control:

"Our job as I see it is nrst to get the

business under control so that there will be nobody else in the business

| of selling liquor but the Govern-

ment, then we should have, and I trust we may have, when people look at it in the rlglfllght. rt con- tinuous moral and social propa- cnnda from the schools up to the churches and continually by the churches and the Sunday schools and tempcranee societies and all possible agencies to induce people to refrain from strong drink. After all. tl"Yis a question that must be retiled nmre by the individual than by the conimunlty. _

"lf those accncies flint I have

mentioned will take their proper place in the community and in- stmri of blasphemous sermons will

_ substitute the real moral touch

that they are l.ln=rc to give-if in- stead of cominittlnfz their flocks to

l metaphorical plnncs because they

do not vote as the pref\f‘i\¢°r wishes them to. because not of the some party as the man who addresses

--5

This may or may not be the motto

of the Saunders administration, but

it is one that the Opposition, when

it faces the Government in the Leg-

islature, will have to bear constant-

ly in mind. If the irrelevant issues

are cleared out of the way and the

Government is forced to coin: down to brass tricks. the session will likely

them ln the pulpit--if the preach-

l er will i.rv to induce them to save

mcir bodies and souls by absten- tion, then neither I nor any mem- ber oi' this Governm"v1t Wir. I think. any member of ">~ Legis- loiure, cares how mur' ° ~ sales of the Liquor Board decline in crm-

, reruienec of neople ceasln: to vsc

intorclcatinu liouorl but the first thine to do is to clear the ground of all other ruienoies and col. the

be the llvellest within the mem`ory ofi, sale of liquor simply under one

living parliamentarians.

The Baxter Methorl

In the course of his speech on the

Draft Address in the New Brunswick

Legislature, Premier Baxter went

,fully into the liquor question, ex-

conlrnl. then co on vear after year adapting your regulations to the necessities of the times, always having in view rt little more repres- sion avid it little- more education mom the lines of true temperance. That. I believe, is the way to work out this question." ' ._

_ Slmdow Boxing

ital, some kept free from Dam by

tain age, or perhaps put on weigh

‘loosen up. that the trouble was like-

the individual was free fiom pain if

was likely due sg injury or some ab*

bones or joints in lower back

forming g. new join|;~there.

This last spinal bonc of lower back

if not successful the opera tion isworth

The truth seems to be that in relig-

ion the Bolshevlsts see the principal !;;kmK‘,A" or mp above opergwlc obstacle to the triumph of their own cs “cm or many WMS st':md`ng' fantastic theories. That is why they call those who practice it enemies of *'* the State and are determined to de- I`HE W]-` L()\/F

By"FllANK XEIUH

0” 1|" nth" h-nm tht Savler Press publishes an interview with DALIIOUSIE UNIVERSITY

"' “' the Metropolitan sergius and other ____

pmmmg me circumsmncm which "Clif \“llC\l l*¢i‘f»U\‘b0d IUCN UWB" dlznntaries of the Greek Church in Q. Where is D'\lhousic Unlvcrrityl

made 1" n°°°55a"-V tn “`p"“1 "hc \"""_ lifts constituted it:-'elf n lone el Un- whl\‘.l'l they deny these l\lle_';ntion:a, A. Dalhousie University nf Hali- liihition law. Proliilntion, hc ex-_ Dim.. nf 0,; (wry mLm_c_,_'_S_~~__P“u.i0I_ and nssert that the prcachiniz of any lux was founded by the Earl of Dal- l‘lalned» had gone into effect in the Feb 2; religion' was free and not forbidden hnusle in lfliil and is thus one of the

“‘ . 4 - ’-V U19 '5°V\l`l'- but Th!! 'I`il1lCS l`f?t!€\ll.'i first Universities r:;ta';lislieil in Can-

same manner as the Liquor Control tom. H_ p_ m~g;m this mornirvl me [Mt th ,_ th M __ om _ __

at sincere enforcement met hostile

opposition. Furthermore, the mo- ment Prohibition came in the social

mn“°n°° 1°’ me p'°m°“°“ °r lem' us mystlfied. We really thought its

fl

il i’ 9 f0l° H11 Eel u .i. 'rue nrimiul bullet u- ~ - '

Act-without a vote of the people. Il . _ __ " <~ “K W' Y`1f`°L'

_ claims thai. nn indefinite sonleone um; and rt gl(-nt m»,,m,,-¢_|,-m “I UL ml "__ X820 mk_“___d by ____ _“___ ___ ____

W” i“t"°"“'3"d “S “ Wm' '“"f""fm' har; constituted it the lone 'ch:\rn- |lil;'h"\‘ f°`¢_i°-ii"-*Li_C-'i S"fT°l'¢‘| _|9111 lm' corporation in 182i. Itw;\r.iioi~.l1o\v- Wre and ‘|m|’I°' It ‘ms mv” sm' plon' of the _dairy interests. We Pr 5°“m°" “nd” U" s°"‘°t"' “ml ever, until lil3ll that the first Presid-

cerely en1m,ccd_ and every nucmph would “ke our contemporary to state .;_ocn_1eco;(ti;:_;n_swer_c;_i';:_lea;<g__;l;i_l; ent wa,_; elected and cl:i;;:::s openei.

how, when or where or by whom it ,.xpmncd_ The Mc____o_n________ Serg______ ;___i;i_gui;_|;il_l3lldtii_;i_t U|_i_i\-_¢1._;ity_ power..

.. _ ' ri erre . 1 1' 1" --

as ever considered the champion himself was liberated in April IMT D amd It ____m_m__g in1‘;2§‘_5__§_Ln . _

_ _ r t s c y n

etc etc__Pa,_r|ot_ March 7_ v\hen_Sl_ie issued a public declaration huge c__d3____n__m fund WM “End

__ ` " "the hostess of the world." iAncn.) _

d l l ad th tl l . ` prom ng to support the Soviet Gov- ._ ` __ ' ._ _ -

an morn e ers rew away icr we confess that the Patriot has ernment lpamouslc Un..ci..lty has a notable ‘__ unér' hum dm u me English want form Q |mu,,_. L

. list of graduates who look to it as ,_ ' AM 50"" "last _ mu) °¢~ in groups _W _“gm for gpg S

pormco. Temperance societies were edmmal reference on F¢|,_ 31 Wu go "_ mu be ummm "nt the Mm_°_ their Alma Mater. _ M I .But nw .w ¢.u°d_ _ _- _dross-_-in the'__Crusades-or for trtdo. I Lower Qileéll

' '----° 4 » . . f ~ ` _ ’

abandoned, and there were no furih- um “_ ,mms now that it was polltan made his anim-mon under 1*-"-'~"°°' °~ 5¢_0,°,.',,_s\,”¢_ _ _ and commerce- ln developinir G er .ppuls made to me _,apple ‘mm_ ML Pcrhnbs __ was talklng to “sem p|.e55u|.e_ for U, ,mm Wm, his neck X" loigrzeygig in Af;-lca___were_ so haras- "WHAT BICHES "AVE yd” :an "uh, ocdwry _m-mripuon on Mlm-iplro words were added tromnev'-_ .Chi-l`i0tf€f0W\\ the pulpit W ‘we meh, suppgn to __ (it noose ls not likely to give provoca- y 1. mpoi un es o the Press _ 2 _ _.._ _ _ _ e eo ef 9; me ¢,_,_¢,_h_ ,..

_ tlbntb me uutlibyitit-sin u position tw “t “‘° "“° ""°“° ‘°’"‘ “fi” the _ _H ,mum ,,,_m, md; Bmw, levldenee of me words found oo.-H. --

th¢'vl'0hlbltl0fl MW- The Plemlcl” FC- Edum-[al N01” |_|ghtm "_ sand" week them Wm Prince left Monilmsea his movements what l‘|<>llC& have you that ¥°“,d¢°“" John|on~t|-ret-,m¢n.|, mgnu und °|;'slngle_pa3e of A bool: one might truce .‘"'”°“ "° “Y °““" “° '°“““ °°"”“‘“ --- probably see for the mst time uw “'°"" '° "" """° “‘”"'““"y ”"°"”‘ "“' '“""’°°"' ' ’ ». umaba be-lrureabf iirellor um-'e li -th# hi-“mic f“°V”f"°\1i~‘75f_°"'.!"°°» V¢l°f3Y‘“°“ Wm’ W9” 'May 1° lm" 'nw Liberal organ can neitllti' 310|* l‘¢;liSi‘Ju-1 World. Jew and Gm. ::::°_1;f_°__‘;;‘°dn_a°__q:`_‘_t_l_"z“ml” 1; __’_§:; 0" “'|‘_;‘_*c’;‘_:'g‘__: °°'“|°\"' Hill' 3:00 Olll rn Img, ,.|| |,h¢1|g¢_'¢n. 3||¢,f¢|»_" from Ll;c_ flr_s_E iiii3i'al»iba_;_l\___out.Q'l____¥;lea:'_-;

- .. r.M , ~‘ ~ ' ‘ .» ‘ _ .`~ _ em La _less ex'»o_ ‘

..."°’.....'°‘°°_ -- H- =» °- ~»- b ‘a t no objection wh.. eicr D sccumy of ,U who believe m God Roynll-iigln1e.,a,i\nd all the rules and sure? “du wa" mann, on ,me m,m'¢n¢, ga gmc,

Ciltihii relil»!i0tiS D¢0lJ\0- D¢Cl”¢¢S ‘ “__” iformldable and interesting list. In have been issued forbidding all means A5 1 walk along the street and sec_ C|,m-10¢|_e¢_Dw,, bg WM oy” ”¢_|,,,,_ by which religious communlons can from time to time. meh and -women and it was here mum. than in gum. “‘“i““““ any °°\‘P°f“t° °¥l5LC“¢°- with the lower part of the back heldl mcrside he met his Waterloo, over-

Churehcs are _sacriligiously despoll- in ,_ Sym position-no bend to it,-I‘¢°m¢ by the W¢]||ngtgm and Blum. ed °' d°5"°y°d' W°"K°"5 are "°f“5‘ feel amost certain that they are. Ol” ers of the political game. ' _ 'cd ¢ml>l°yI[1¢l\l- Ul1l¢S§ they l'°l\°““¢¢ have been suffering with is-iv back' Your correspondent"°Enuulrer" has ‘heir b"u°f" I" Wm be "°°“"°d mm pain. lumbago and sciatlcn, as it isaslccd that the names of pardoned at Christ-mils there were special out- c,,11ed_ | and impunlshea convicted offenders bursts of organized ridicule and bins- And 8 great many mm-c 01 these _ be published, It would be an inter- phemy' eases are lying at homo or in hos-~esting exhibit, but not nearly as

'much sb as b list or those reported

. P

Discussing these persecufians. the means 01 drug5_ and others in plastcri for trial by the detective. Can‘t we

London Times says this year- casts m- other supports. [have it? It cost a big price; let ua Christmas is still generally eclebrat- NW most cms 9, mmb,-,G0 or s,,1,.l1mve some value for our money.

ed in January in Russia,-the profane um cm be trace tg an mfecuoul ' 1 bm, 51|-_ ¢;¢_,

proeesslons, the displays of lewd from teeth or wnsui omers are duc| Cumospry bufmonery at church-dcorsvthe "bald to tnjm-y' and ot_hey»5_ owing to tho* -l---l_ , and travestied representations of shape of meh. back or s,pme_ begin to; COMPROMISING OFFENCIS

events recorded in Holy Writ, have have trwble when they get to ,_ cm., exceeded all previous performances. . ‘ h Sir,-In scott Act days there was

It i-1 not any one form of religion over me wdomen_ war on between the Temperance Al- thst has been assailed. It is every I have suggestem in speaking be_ fiance and prosecuting powers over S°_ri> 01 belief in God: and the con- me of ms low back p_m__that,ft,,e|t1ie crime of making arse offences, sciences of almost every creed have pam mme on only by cxemm_ mam instead of second or subsequent ones, been °iltras_¢d in Such away thatthe mem walking seemed to mme or involving Juli penalties. Money. not outburst of indignation has been , law enforcement, was the god then

spontaneous and almost universal. ___ duo ____ i__f____u0__ H _______cvD__ ____ as 1|, |5 |_0dny_ . ---_- ' ' ‘ ' There was slight rxouzye then, for

Th* J¢WiS|1 IN*-0l||\"\‘\ S\IlT\’l'iI\if h-'iS mm came on only by ex°fM1nn'_mM money was needed' to pay the ln.

been as great as that of the Chris- ' _ spectors salaries and costs The llrst

’ _ l ld t lit” a -ertain position '

tiaris under the cruel oppression of lg couhaiseor '__“bed° mat me _)______ offence fine was $50 which was con- the 1;_olsl1_t_evists. dSynagog;ies_ as well ° B ° ' ' sidered only ns a' licence fee, against as c urc cs an monas er es have - _ _ wiich temperanee protested,

bw; Gland and destroyed, or dc- “°"“““ °°"‘_‘”“°" °' P"s'“"“ °‘ "wi This vicious practice was observed gra ed mean uses. Mosques are ul- ‘ ‘ , considerably during the preceding

' Alt ki 't i t d to! '

;odrei;oi__i;_d to hav_e_i;eeit1hdismi;_ntled. _nIeC_¢_\;mmi;ha\;z__;'>\i_1;___t)v__s_gnr_;ad 1:; ____ gears of prohibition, but supposed to n ee s s pro a y e nrs t me ' i ave come to an end after the elec- yn 5 thmmand ye", that there has or tonsils. draining slnuses and gall mon of 1931 But it didnt Sem az .been a deliberate anti-God cam- bladder' an X my 5h°“1d be taken w of the Prohibition Act reads- ' lmign__Uf which not the members of seo position of br/nes and Joints. U82- Any person havin bel one sect or one denomination are The `W'm€`°f -the 1°-SL Silmal b°“° cha d ith h 'E or ng ____ _ ___- __ _ _ in me lower back may be resting ____ rsc W nving violated any of

C vc ms' ut al who believe m tie hi bone below it and actuall the provisions of this Act' compm'

G04- - ‘ P » Y mlses. com ounds or settles or o

P ffers

or attempts to compromise, com. 1 pound or settle the offence with any

Referring to the persecutinns The may be slipped slightly forward due ' pc,-Son or pawns with B View of pn_

Times says: “Actual figures may not to weakness or to heavy abdomen' vcming any complaint being made in always be trustworthy. But it is quite drawing it forvmrd. Or it may slip ,-cspcct nmrcof or H A complaint hu certain that by now many Orthodox .somewhat to either side. been made with a view of getting Bishops have been put to _death. to- All these ‘wrong' positions of tm; .gether with thousands of monks, last bone ciiange the rclailonof things priests and peasants. There seems to so that the iie\'ves .supplying that re- be no reasonable doubt that large glen are pressed upon by surronudlng numbers, lay and clerical, are lan- structures, ' - guishlng in prisons, or in concentra- In gcwre CMM Where sumom yfavc tion camps on r\°¢°\111i= of their re- railed, an setual 'suimt' of bone is liizioiis beliefs- The practice of ro- placed at this joint between the last llgion has been officially proscribed iIl_ spinal bone. and the bone between the “ “'h°l° “ries °f 5°"i¢t d°Cf°¢S-_ two hip bones. which prevents move- lcons and other emblems possessiuz ment 01-'anyy slipping and pam dis.

a sacred element in Orthodox eyes Wpem-,_

are singled out fo_r confiscation by I spoke of Dm Hlbbs and Swm-S the soviet authorities. Bibles are 150 515% in wh1,.h 110 ware wmp1ete_ seized and destroyed in public places, yy cu,.ed_ 21 cases im_pmved_ and 19 and to read them aloud, even in pri- unimproved D1. F A Chandler now vate to children, is to invite persecu- wpmu 23 éues; U; w'mch 15 séowed

tion. Family life. the real strong- excellent results 9 were good 2 fair hold of religious education, has been ,md 2 fai1m.cS_ _`

l l ` . . a_rge_v undcrmmdd by the dcbaueh Dont suffer Wim low back pam eiy of the children, and the dellber- -nv me _ummm m,_|_hCd§ mst a d atc subversion of parental authority. - ` ` ` ' n

_rid of' such complaint. dec.. shall be .lruilty of an offence i$200 to 3500; under thil Act."

Sec. 83 makes this offence apply-

cable to "Every person who is con. ' eernerl in or is a party to the compm. ' mise 6ce." .

Sections 107. 108', 109, requires in-

._spectors, trial judges and magign-gg. cs in all cases to enquire into prev- ious convictlons and to "convict" for “second or subsequent offences." in all cases.

Let tcmperance workers look up for themselves the wholesale violations of these provisions of the Act. They are easily located. Mr. A. or Mr. B. fined successively, time and again. as for first offences. These have oc- curred wlthln.the last 2'.; years, un. ,der our improved f?) enforcement. ll-‘i U11-”~ by neglect. accident or com-

Ibromlse? Whether by accident or deslgn. they are emphatically viola- tions of the Prohibition Act. The cases are there in full view of the public, but where are the penalties?

Are the enactments of prohibiting

intended as they read? Are they placed in the law books for this kind of exploitation, or to be applied to all offenders? Is it the purpose of the not to allow its Government to trample its precepts -under foot. and "lily to execute its vengeance upon | H1051' Sillilled out for sacrifice bv the charmed circle within? Is it a ma- °h|“0 dvlilgiied for the use of a des- potic Government to crush those M10 are in mnn_v codes of _honor the su- perior of their persecutors. _

l am, Sir, etc. .

_ JUSTICIA' _

_ _l______ l

_ 4

A_ Heidi? In _ _ ___ ; _ London And Vicinity

__ - - (By B.'Bnamer> 1 ` » At the request _of the = Guardian Mr. B. Bremaei-» has l1i‘¢l>¢red this _arusié _zvbieb viii mpeer in .uuitel mental _on» his, visit to England. Mr. Biemaer is a~ well informed and 'observant traveller. and has the rare ebility of making -the account orius travels exceedingly. ¢|\t¢rta`ining. "

On April..2lltl1..192’l. I bade a tem-

porary -farewell _'ip<_my Island_ home any-1. enhaineq for Quebec, the ancient and historic city of Canada, (thought by some to be one of the most pic- turesque in the world) arriving there me u¢xt.day. _where in company with friends 'from‘Prlnce Edward Island. we but up 'it me obbteuu immense.

_hat_eu, in North 'limei-ice, it is truly s mn¢ni_nbant_nbm1ry, uni uurin; thi-ee decgdea its /mme has become so linked ‘with that of_ Quebec as to have-become alnioet' ir1,t/erchangeeble. aeeeusdbr its usbuetxbbs with me brave'Freac'h_'plm-iee`r'e ,who first es- ubl-lsbea 'elvuinitibii in Noi-tb Amr-

enu: reproducing -the charrn of a

mighty Bt. lawrence River, on the

` hap, on the bth ot May

nd will f d h re coious

lmbrwmit has been me that "be ms done for the London of today what

_`the_"Sl¢_ot_A:hes_ by_Boz_ "fend other writings of Dickens) did for the Inn-' don of nearly a century ago."‘°""fl.ls books have captured the laughter and teirs of the World`s_g1°eat,en city._"

In endeavouring to describe a holi-

dqy__ix_i l._on<l_on and vicinity 1 would ask you to regard this as merely an outline br 'pieces visited, because' in order to tell all about Lcndoa and its busy streets and shops, its lmidly parks and gardens. its palaces _and niuaeunu, its historic associations and other planes of deep interest and -the.multLitude of its wanders, would talks an ordinary lifetime. There- fore, please receive this as a. littie sueieii of sbme' of the things. that impressed me 'on my visit to the great ntetropolis of the world.

"LONDON, home of the Mother of

l’arli|.n1enu,' hub of the world of finance, Mecca of talent. beauty and wit, exercises its unending facinatlon for visitor and native alike. Its lure ls'never_lolt. Icbaence only serves to enhance lt; appeal for those who have once comet under its magic spell. Distance cannot _dim the lights of London that burn on in`t.he memory of those who have known it_a.nd left lt. mmm is on and mn pant 'br the kingdom. and the permanent magnet of Empire. 'I'hos'e who answer ' the call of the Capital w-lil find pre- pared 'for them in church, . tlicatrc.

fare offering a choice from which any but _the most jaded appetite indeed. will be able to make an immediate nhd satisfactory selection. Yet, in splt/e_ of the wealth of attractions that Landon offers her guests, she still remains- flrst and last-_-a human e'ity,_g~i-aaious bbmsiy, uomlbmble and uzbtlrietly

` Loaders Growth

Jotlit" WEN Caught lellinr! U00'-|03 ing nav. Mr. l-fardlng's address. Then and nu who have cmd* wmk to dm regulations of the Court went by the - , “me hmm”

` ` ' -‘ilblld - n- 1i\\&l

liquor and dismissed a storm was

why min-t it pubusii ltr

board Instead of hh doings being 1 hom for |~|¢|,vm_ dm” un 'un on

rmd I . h tl n ‘_ _ lg |,, ¢.,.|,,u hm, "th, beat md kept secret there has been more dur, ' ‘ ' ' ;

_ in their behalf W o men ____ _

_ _mmn __ M mud mmm" M mic, and men "ng -it widespread publicity than ever be- Mm bun' Buch “dm” “ om, nm

hnlilt oixltilzatiliirftidrllinn fm the one of “Tc mms! that hr. cor: muy". TM arm” .“th°rm” "' tore" e e e en nm' ` ` "‘ P ° ' ins wanted °° lm" "" " Y ‘ momlbn zo: uit ram bi wus, . .1 mow be aeepsi- ubuu vb

all to help enforce the law and -not mn “emu of me m..__,s, hu ,-emgm. ' /_ - umm, 'uh do not . prison muh _

torrent in my rfwi' dw the _0°"°- of albino.. utu=i-- ----------- '"“""' ‘S fl" P°°° ““¢’ 'md 5“'“' 1 mea be trims: ibve tb me mb

. ed silent on OVW Id __v__,_A N __ G aw _

sitting in Council. had list- "on in Summ,,s\dc_ H, ,,,,-my was ___ < _ _ _ mera s o e., _ p sane c m_. mlm _ _l _ _ _ _

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i-"'“'n"" f gupposmlli Chlmmonlng D - _f ' ‘ ‘ ' V ' ` WHWITINY Clif,” ‘.' .-' _ ' _.

newlvwt _ next morning one was missing. when . M

“*°""”' the imma of prbnibiuqb in this *M W' “Pm “ _°_"° °' °“' °“"'_ nm” ah, "_, ,,°,_,,,,,., it mm me uawvriiisttia- _ _

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my .mmm Han” an gm” _ immune.” rremtiipt mwah iinuaky. .iqey,1_ine wumu _e mv WW H1501*

mt. - = ' ' ' l lf ‘men wiiiurosb urvibimgfai an ’°!°°“¢' *N-.’°“°*°¢ “W” IWW °"‘.

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._ /iuum_¢b_¢ bvuunbiupadbuoato. www of mme! »!illty_____9!!l_;‘}.¢_l\-W4 ,,,,_,,,,_,”_.. , _ _ __ _

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V f .- ,. “. .~ iiiih.. ,ls . _

mga

a small

iaale

.ilnraiid women

said by tourists wibe one of the firicst`

.ic'_l.f`Q\i¢b¢_¢ ?’l'urs a»vivld personality ! mm d not possessed 'by~ any other city -of sum um __ :mm

this-"o`ohtln'¢'nt. 'l‘he`0h|.teau Front- 8 X ».

1 _ ` .

mauuvu much obbisau. hasta? _’_‘;‘;f;’s“‘If_2f5fmk_“_e

emphasized that picturesque atmos-‘ - _- chem smidlnzun the iuiiabbve the "he "“-‘"3 °"S”“dY”“

site of the old Chateau Bt. Louis. it'_ _

wmmlndb mmm mm um g__“t_teis. and the 5_hoshoi_1e promenade fronting the River--tlieinmy be med' w muslmie

‘ .above stntmieiit T‘ e"= ‘

Dufferin _Terrace, it ii nifle tl ` ` ' n""' xc I __ Ri d \T__!0und‘.‘_" wlietller they cro’s*<l li1lo‘.A'i1\o\‘l;'a

V W ° he ver an W- 'mifrom Perlng °‘ralt': or if"t"` inovcd country. ._ ' ` 1 5 "" `” " ' ‘-

The toummu dl” Apm 2w___ we_gradually southward lia_I‘l_orth.:hi

bark d Ca di P ein. ‘ - ,- _

3;* T;‘°'°.;_nm;',:.._ nga elignmnnng Eyho &el_lnby_'_thc »_\;y_.slcle_ai;cl were “mweqmpped bon where we emwej lnzriiiadic nn? lxiiled S “t(iiSc'ci‘i:; “Imam xrme' "nh an mc. up_L°' 'fishing whereas thosi; who continued; Hu uw tmunmmu md enwrummmts ithclrmarch south devel ed in Peru: or emnmed eonmuma “muy mmhhed m .u mat c1”s'and Mexico a civillzntlonmthat amaz- i “mme” huuh

summers, together with a fine orches- i _ _ t 0 to tra which furnished music at all meal |°d the spamalda -Wm.” amy. d“°°"" U °'" “"5 “U "-‘ 7°* h°un_.u” _tw umm¥_ which was .cred _it, _ _ _ Gmiaeol Emulsion 1| M indulged in many M-My evenmg_ we| _I-l.s.or~y has been sold to be geog- _ than any other they luv" arrived er our deeblmubn nt water- ,Tff_*f“l;s‘:_:_“‘____";?*1°f"_“f_° °°';_§_°° ll;-_ivy “”“°

10° smimm mm-lub. witbbutmis-.“ ° 'S ’§"“~“ Y“° °“¥ °

names of divisions of land and of ml” 50” md um

. 1 Bo

In ummm w _my own mt!! of towns.in both the old world and the W.

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ll

mild enlll

_their ninne to tim Brlti.=h Isles re-

~what perlodl they came out to America

' '_' _Q2 Business

_ § _ In 1_929-tbwbusiuess on the ‘ ' hooks of tho_Ho eCompany was

" . .illiill 32T4/'l>0l!_ more than the

_ . y`ea,r_bef0`r.e.f _.`

. ~ A="_Coinpa_nj _ ‘

i ` Qérles of ‘

Specially

ian by ll_e_le_n_

branches -~aehie've

of American Indians to.

on those of _pur own

erica Those member.. of the

that wine ‘of .tiic Cells who gave

maincd behind here on the Conti

nbrtnmm llrst~s¢f.t1ea_ea`t1ie1r ibutb- Cfh hi-l8'ratl0ri; in Ilrit_ain the 'names of towns tcll where the earlier Cei- tl`c'ti~ib¢s finally-settles dawn, new far the Remains- penetrated. where

renew. along our /itisntw 'éi'>_tit_ or North America we flnd not only who were the first settlers, but 'often at'

Florida tells us of the Spaniards, the Carolinas of those who came in the time of Queen C:.r:l'n~z;_Vlr_glni_a_of` thoze ndvmiturc-us men ei’ E1iz:ibeth"s reign: there are the iumes Ui towns nf me New mugiuiui stats- um tell of loylli subjects in New York State, and the fact/tint New Yorl?"\\-as once

Brunswick and Nova S:ot.a tcll_

London uwern i W "1

on _l from If v»jo__

.»..»..,1hlr have

the-lr_ tale, in -Prin_ce_-Eklwo/rd -Islan i»

_Mont Cainiel. and Sauris. Bld:fo:'d"|_

land New London; New Gl~;\:.go°_1v and I N S u R

!Ul8§. Kinlcora, and -Kildaie, and a

l i

score of o'licr names tell the history

| _ _

.of home sick travcllers,.a.i1d_ of their ihopes of building in the wilderness a IS or

fn'-\v home int~dell.:°’d on that far ;v."1y , ba

|beyonrl the //\tl:uit!:‘_ _ ` N 1

hd_e|_ resturnm md Ummm .A bm 0(.| liaii;;ua'_;sf,»-_~pi_1__i_ii':i't> Lliaii;il:\ceri'\r1_-

ec reveals' the influeiive of historic 'intve "

finents. Many languages have gone' to

itlre making up of our Eugllsii' ton- °‘~

. gut-, qnd uiaiiy more lnre cnrieliezl ‘.3 :l‘ from time lo,ilme which expl:\.ns 1€i€PilUm° 67 0

parzly lla unique flexibility rnri e`:;-

pieasivenecs. The racial inovelnoui.\~ that have built up our language are

nzunm. and

obefor a. curioullly

story of invasion

the character of noel. 'nm e "mmf ri-oup’ofr 'reuwaie

.va ni:

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~FOSTERS GUl\|l\C0l. EMULSWI

Ibis is an old and well

standard remedy-a pug prod" r- premium in eiulureii ur .suits ur, flesh or stren th. It ravages of wasting dim” |s__g great help in reeto

Lo on _ _be mm e P _ _new and ioalizng how these names _ wont yn” ‘we _L_ “_”

Ireieali historical mov`cments. Modern

extracts -from sketches by Mr. H. Y, _ . |_“n||_ ma mu H M I G d few h, when of Mr ll~`ranee nun called Gaul until one ofthe, y’ m° 7°' 0 n l Um ' "|Germa.n.lc tribes,‘thc Francs. moved! ““’““”‘ I” d"“5‘ °’

into, it: Brittany shows by its name gn ‘° p'°" ‘hh “"’"" ‘"5

ent; again Normandy. is where E A F

tae suxbns and the Dalles-."iii'a<ié nies _ selltlementsfln the New World` if we _

called New Aineterdaiii. revecli a | -

tale of conquest' by the English from } -~ earlier arrivals. In Canada N:w‘T ‘_f“"

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those of the Celt, the _Ang!o_-Sax-- Hylldlnall 3 ( on ',the Dane and the 'Norman Then IMI FED

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