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frail

is tho limit that we can figure ou. This is the‘ sameWigure "arrived at by me i-deapeudently in my per- sonul investigations. These figures rake no provision either for the progressive increase -d|lcllII|0lI by oorro pondonto iill the consumption of wood through of quootlono of lntorolt; Tho lthe expansion of our rapidly grow- i Charlottetown Guardian don iillg paper ipdustry. . l not noooon ll, ondoroo tho i tin any event thetotai number of 6

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llll illllnllllllluwl Bliiiiilii

Hurling DIIII (humid-Iain; 56.00 pa: your (In ndvnnoo) delivered- I13 II’ It (II olvnloo) lollol In Onnulnnndilnltod llhuo. n

Notes by the Way

OLD age pensions have been ad- opted in many countries andl Canada hps sturdily followed thel example. The principle underlying these pensions is sound; but the plan adopted by the King Govern- ment of dividing the cost between; thetDominion and the Provinces onl a fifty-fifty basis is so unjust andi 3,’? wig‘... “D unequal as to render the system im- possible of operation in various sec- ._ t . . ers in prnsress. in example. ‘in the lions oi the Dominion; and the peo- You win m. ember your instruc- fl,§‘,"§§§‘,‘i,,_ Z1,‘,{;‘;§,§,w‘;;"g, $22. 1 maintenance of law and all that go- pie 0i those provinces which receive W115i" first “i? i" ‘he ifefltmenfouardlon, are taken by the public STATISTICS given before the Roy- m, benefit from the pensions aievi Opium Poifiiiiimz. that As mor-‘as evldencl, ma; there-ls a great

The Public ‘Forum

Thio oolumn ll upon for tho

Nev . ~ l foriilent ‘Boys and Children’-

Pudlflo-I- (Shootou- I. Idmn. lonntnqh-IJIIO. Col. II. A.

Vloo-n rooldono-nl. I. Burnett. Aooueluoo Editor-AI. l. Uurrlo. llolfllumm, ll. l. IL.

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Qflnlpn‘ 91 wn-qgpnndpng; seedlings now being planted annu- ally ill the elitiroboininioir of Can- utia, ltfliviilQfl they all BIIIVIVB the uttiicks oi fungi. fire, insects and wind for the forty years necessary for their growth, would not be suf- ficient to supply ONE oi our large paper mills for TWELVE MONTHS.

Despite this alarming situation,

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‘nnqabino ron OPIUM i- T"; T," T- POISONING I rs 0 s COLUMNS

‘FRIDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1927

"rilnirs CHANGES _

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Men's Bnliimtfm Cloth, jun-wool blue Chinchilla, no", '1

ai Commission on Fisheries as to make an idea] coinmumty; the compelled to assist in paying the pm“?- 0" “m” frequently 1 "d- deal of truth in The Guardian's 3:56 Gglfverl-lmfnli‘ laws tlluenllliiflf “Md ovemoats’ Sh” 36 m I‘ “t - ' - ' ' ' 3 - - - ~ - - -- $25.00‘ h t fl t me y have 0nd nucleus or an idea] “anon ipensions in all other provinces thanianxsm-the panel“ is wont t misstatements. If the Guardian's state- Canada-S “Salli:imzfmnalahlufilltg You," Meal; hmvyscotch ma“ ‘lineal. "-1 n h wasoevereec ma » - ..» , . g . ' o l -- ' "_ '. ‘ , . . . ._. , y i The ‘deal Citizen is m” always their own. It is astonishing -tl'lat a g Wen“ We"? mere tabflmtmnst industry by stopping the ever lll" » fawns and browns, fillies 85 to I4 at i' ‘ ‘

5pc,“

Youblfs blue Chinchiiiajfancyitwood ovomgggi, “My wool lined, sizes 30 to $6 at ....... . l,,r,.-.~_,,__ $1550

the fisheries are richly suggestive of lglven the place he deserves m holdlpension System so unfair and uneqrlillffeéalilsytgllsgsl: gfilifgd btehafiseedveglsvgoggeno€agylgfl‘ spy?‘ llglcqglssgggerg l wme °l "mes mo“ "Mable changesiin a community Too often the self- ual should ever have received theykeel’, mm awalm . denounce‘ them The“ "um or um “0011- l q" l ' i »_ . , '- ,, _ ' all, '. . 1- (w. F" immme- "w “m” °‘ “sh- exlseelrer who makes his way by selfish-lsmictlon °i Paiiiameil“ edffgrgfiglfjog; ‘gain? g‘; lrlféilgigili"; W1“ 21° fdflilfili-‘ilifaiflflihi? TEE” _ FRANK ‘J. o. )BARNJUM “Mme m Mme“ increased by “PUY "mfdiilg “he” °“‘ °f his “'“Y i‘; The Federal u Tnment with its siven strong coffee n d S6 forth nii‘1=§ii:i:i":lei:ul§ beiieir; sit to l; nee? Amlapflhs my“ N‘ S‘ proximately fourand three quarterithe one who ls given me place ofpow" lo ‘also revenue ‘by everylwith the idea of preventing himgssalw l0 llll two long columns ol lts tll- h d d » htsl the el mi _ _ , » l ld. aTYOm 18951118 int-O deep 5189p. un- valuable editorial space in an en- ml ion un re welg n |llon°ul._ yet “me and clvlllzallon are known icrm _of talliatlonvoiri‘) fonlconscioilsness, and death. (leavollr lo cause the public lo years from 1917 to 1926, but during correcllng lllls also. t very strong financia posll . l However tllesel hercllc measures believe that The Guardian ls all l the other hand the Provincial Gov-lam nmv passmg mm d|g115e_ and the wrong ln respect lo me pmmlses

creasing export-of our raw pulp-

Boy's blue Chinchilla over-coats, heavy, fonoymool linen, sizes 26 to 30 at . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... “J5

English Melton Chesterfield Overcools, pioln cuiliii and velvet collar extra. raw edge. welmdllored, in black‘ m; grey,slzcs 38 to46at..-.‘. IQIQIIOIII‘“M,

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OPPORTUN ITV T0 DEVELOP

In the grea

$il'.— The resolutions rt’ iidlivy

these years the number of men en- malomy ol cases (he ma“ who lb

crnments have been from the earlylwashing out of the

5191115611 by and doings of the new Provincial adopted by the Winnipeg Consor-

Men’s plain black and grey Chesterfloldlo ‘rcoats, in; ‘collar, sizes 38 to 46 all . . . . . . . . . f, $18.50‘

aged in this branch was reduced by public Sphined enough m make “it-lays 0f the Union down t0 the Pfeflmflns 9f ‘he Smmach Pumll- "El"? Government seems to me to be the ration Convention, although H-Dllle’ "hm" 800 men‘ isflcrifict! f0!‘ the Ovmfiiimity YECBiV-‘sent compelled to beg for assistance.wellkmpegmiinfsnmgt ‘Smtitimgs- iibest proof in the world that it is what indefinitely worded. appear

< -‘ , . . i - , - . ~ - qnow e 1'5 011B "i Tell me". qtrue and right in that regard. to give sufficient scope for louder- The ‘ncreased much by a smanmies this reward m the approval of ms agnm and agam by way of "wreas i YOU C511 readily 569 m8?- “ m?’ It seems to me that The Guard- Ship lc- accomplish a Kraut rlcnl for

. .~ ' - - ‘ -i . . . . . "umbm °I me" “'35 ‘mdwblediy neighbors and in the fact that theyied ‘Subbldfes’ Undex . clriutl; 190150? 01f a portion of it is removed. la“ i5 fulfilling its duty as an org- Canada's good, they iliSll pernlit the due tb the improved appliances us-lare lead‘, l0 lollo“, his example andistances' ‘he propésed dw 5'0“ ° elm?" i5 Just that ""1911 "w"? chance an oi the Opposition ventilating burly to lip little m‘ nothing for ‘ ‘C051 (if i189 Peilsicms between the °f fecoverlf- l _ _ _ and criticizing the conduct of the Canada without seriously violating ed’ ilhefebl’ "is" ti"? m!“ and f‘mh“"lfedei"al and provincial authoritlesi M0112 With this i5 inhaling Plife government and its masters, 11-19 the Convention's instrurl.ions. or t" . . _ ., l . ~ - l _ i a 1 ca pr -e c-i - r , 28 years m“ rune“ Off by 5291,90 N0 ma" iii/em "n"! hlmseii- H" “nleasonable and unjusufiable vital processes generally. lion promises and_now m,“ it isiadnllnisterird to the grcatvsl ud- pounds. It was shown also that it l5 a pa" of me whole and must do‘ _

l, A British physician records a case m omce_do as p, p1eases_ The vunizlge ofihc Cilililiiiilll pooplc, it . y.‘ "ow takes “Wee “mes as many traps his part is the unkcep of the wholtni sThe recent. Conservative Conven-

Juvenile ovorcoats in Lovat. shades, brown and lawns, red flannel lined, sires 2 to 8 years at .._ ........._.._$4.00

Juvenile overcoats, blue Chlnohilla, red flllllwllined, sizes 2 to 10 years at . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ...,,,, $5.25

srficiill.‘ i

i ~ _- j‘ ’ . Children's wool sulfa, assorted shades? ukgvalue,

. iiiiufii

lthat was treated by still another Gllal-dlan does well to sllr the Hal-L will. of necessity, follow lilili def-

, , ,method, and one that at onc ap- b l the d t t m linilc lntivision must bl‘ made for $1.59 to . . . . . . . . . . .. . m catch a gwen qmmmy or '°'°S‘°"°]~wlio is my neighbor”? “Thy neigli-‘fifln Tewlnllsfli "16 dcslfflbillty oflpeal-s l0 be qulle logical Q illruelglllcegiduil gold tllxgm l: ghelvgitlleir lnullllfatrtllrr- ill Cfllliltill -b_v - ' ‘ \ . i "A‘rl~}‘);fi:fl% as it did at the beginning of the 28 but? ll ls he whom thou hast cld age pensions, but adopted a res-J ‘The page“; had swallowed some ls need forlacllon m that eml ill-he Conuillan workmen, Ilccilllse the ‘l0 dozen Boys blue Cheviot ‘Itlnlcliersy also? ,2 . year period t _d d b] n olution making them a matter 0i§SIX ounces of iafudanlllm, it lelast Sm o; drunkenness vlbolmds and gllslllellltffiil good ltirat (flillilii be vblt». I years at . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . c i Tmwe" ° a‘ an es“ exclusively federal concern. Undcrihillf a" 110m‘ hi‘ 01"? l e P Ysic l" still increases. I have not in recent ' " m‘ “mi” “'“" i m a" i‘ " / \ If‘1 Rib . Wllat 1S true of tile fisheries is i} the Conservallvc ' arrived. ‘Ycarg seen more men under the ln_ undanrc of OIIIDIOYIIIPIII at home v \ ' “ "“ '* » platform as adopt- _ , _ . - - _ Uh. _l ll . __ l“ ‘l Il, l l (HM. . ~.- ., °‘ S. A Mac aid i machinery ts taking the place of} uries would be ireed from any bur-‘mpldly lmo a Slupor. whlch deal} in 0mm: and the Ponce Con“ rem lllsleml m only llllll l, llll, ml. oavh!’ I _ n l “W. Mlllpvwiv - v 1-. - - .

HERE ‘we thwsands of “apps” d9" °" 3990"!" °f Old age Pe“-“i°“1*,8n0d into Complete "iicililscifil-is" ords show that there is need for ac- ma" “S m WWW" ' This influx of capilhln pcoplu

would make u llolllc murkr-t for 25

men. In our own province we, withiT in Canada and on of them are and the entire cost would be osr-um- tress. and ,the lungs besnn tn fill tion on the part of the Attorney-

a population m 861,00 produce ma‘ ed by the National Treasury; albwiilt Wflltif- Deilih W85 but a 531°" General and other officers of the

“mes as nmch as we did when “véilcngvagtd at one time or zmotiUn-ithe provinces would silnrc in thciways of?‘ . . imw filfiinlil-lliiiiilii? . I lmd a population ol lollooll we areldtlfillg the winter season in {Bklilglbenefils OI the System from the mm At tlziseiltagcldllhetgeiétteiignlnaéhcnain; I I amiEJISLtEiéO-biqulol“ wmllll nn“(lriélll§‘ inprpllsu yum. lly - l _ .- . d l l. , » ithc pelts of wild fur-bearers. There ol- lls adolllloll and me w“ wmllll'l‘vas up n ‘. . _\'('il‘l. . 1 ‘ plo llc ng ionl an lnexhaustablel, mulled, and immediately the bcnciic October 20m, 1927, Tl , _ H “w , l l LR Lcurcey our Boll‘ wllll lmproved mlhlis hardly o farm. village or a town be equitably distributed lover tiurllal efillcts were uDDal-ent, the pool _ i I m‘ lnéflgilltiO IITIIIExIIVIlIiIIIIIKIIiI i . ~ ‘ I t . iin gamma ma; has not gm, p5 m“). tax-payers of the Dominion. Our ient going on to complete recovery. i "THE PULPWOOD SUPPLY" , l‘ p, l_ , ,. l l _._ ._ Barrie ‘Payne, well known (yhinery and methods or flll-nlmg we. , _ _ _ _ . . um. lllPll in nun: .1. and nu l t u n a. . - i icl" or fllr trader Millions of (lol- ‘hfiadcrs Wm ha“? “me dimclm-v m] Iydoes ‘Seem like common senga- ‘ ' IilllliIiU-‘l, mill foul" lllillioll In our magazm“ and newspaper can dispense largely with manual,‘ ‘ ’ ‘deciding whether the Liberal Ol-llll. to rid the system of some of this, hil.—-A Toronto newspaper ro- Immllullfilll and mlmlnml Wm‘ “WM all-mafia. t-r-lfe wlafgilflllzglxle

poisoned blood by the old fashioned t-l-lltly sail] editorially:- “d "From time to time fears arc rxprcsscll that with the ill" mentions llcnlanlla being ililldo by foreign and home newspap-

‘mrs aw distributed each year am' r-r IiIPITlZlSi-i m‘ population.

This would do ilwliy with iilt‘ im- aginary nouns-airy nl‘ iulllliglzllilill agciivii-s ill illl liilYi-‘i of lilo World t‘l‘.‘l (‘ll the plllpwoad rcsourt-ca Vsllmg m) "‘.‘"“"“'” fniiimwllmly‘ Ol- mmlrlo and nllwr Provinces’ l iomlllsr- (‘Illllil ylllOlll. satin-lent to m“ Numlly m. lllls “Mmfll “L ll'(‘(|lllI‘l? :1 lullliull lnolr- lllPll llllulclf _ Nlllln,“ “l, ll“, llmnllllnn would glaluly, would ilvml thi- industrially

rapidly hecolilc llcpieiell. Hall llllclillcrl lillTllll-Eilillli the whirli- llw llnvemmenlfl m. the fill-rel“ world, i4)\\‘i'\l‘ilHvLflllilliihlSO ill-e (|U\" M" Pwvlncvs m“ lllklm 5mm erllnlcuts ("illfll duty would IJIO lo l” Drum" lllls, llm l-uarll siallll lit Lnlllldus trntlrlnce quiv-

labour, we can send our sons. once ‘Conservative plan is the better on

iong these persons as a result of the. versauon find‘ plot of ‘his

neighborhood comic. I-Iis characters are so real that. l readers ‘are beginning to i _use the names of Gertie and Sophie to describe. similar ‘l ‘peopleAf their acquaintance. , Payne is u regular contributor

to "Life," thenatlonai humor _ magazine. , i

lmcthod of bleeding. that is the . , opening of a vein. , ldisposal of Canadzrs annual raw fur-i Premier Saunders and IIIS Gov-l It reminds us tllal the pllyslclan. lcatch Last year it had a value Olngnmcnt or: committlcdltol thelKiili! ofdéflmle; diysé “sidnfiglilsyniilelghod o1. l _ l overnnlen pan, w ‘ilCl invo vcs irri ing e 0 .V 0 _ - $l°'072'244' ivory large and entirely nevi chnrgci It ittaitfly hflfi it§ Dlflce- 310ml crease in the yearly value would bciupbn the Provjnclu] Treasury vvhiclvwith other method? ml the twill- imade possible were proper methodslcan only be met by some new formllnent °f vusmu“ m mo“ S‘

fol pelt handling more wldely knownpof taxation. The knowledge that thc new burden is needless, unjust and

needed on our farms, to other enl- ploymcnt and to other The blessing of improved machinery and improved methods is offset by a depleted population.

On the other hand, as shown by the lobster statistics, the fishermen

countries.

A very considerable in-

_L __.._4a-u> i?

With a view to making possible a

‘are drawing from an exhaustableiwider knowlcd e of the esscntinisiunreasonable Cant)?‘ render n m ‘.“.“...“.“.. ‘flwi would have lit-cu well founded. “"ly”.a'“l "iakp "im- "w" 501W‘ Roy Anderson Ketcham is the i. Sciirte- They require titres, times n»: g “ any “my "m" “wlptabie 1° ‘m’ The Land we Love Howl-vol‘ nnrli-i- tllc Dian or re~ m“ “m” m“ W“ '“ ‘m’ 1mg" artist who collaborates with i ,.. . . . l < ' i - _ _ _ _ — l‘ ’ _,l U. _ l -‘ I I ' nmny traps l0 do m8 work done ev_lll9(.‘(.oSflly to the propel sklnnlnglpeoplc of Prlncc Edward Island. - lorestulltin as adopted ‘by lilo llirilehzjynxwlvlfnul‘£183: Payne in preparing The l en a few years ago. istmwhmg and drying of m“, Dclml The FIsherIertTEoTnmission is at t B, Fm“ Yellh i (iii-Iiaiiiol-rflliiivfiiiilli“?!ii[ii-isiuiigii g?esi'°"smiilm"s' n ‘might ‘he i‘ Amid Ksetglctilhilg‘ ‘gilizacgdnitiiig . . . i. - ' “ " - I ' ‘ ' oonoo a- c004 o o J . ' ‘ ' “ H ' t ' 5 t l it ti: - 1 ‘ . The-lobster fishery is being Pilpld-lq monoglapl‘ cmmed The Plepflr lwork hem-mg evidence as lo ll“, "' * ' *“" ‘ " oil, thus ussllliilg u continuous mmg ‘f h‘ “M d " 1' i" n“ p‘ holds a monopoly of the town

Supply ll lmlplvunll). ,,know his illtcuiitln lllt-rcoll. l Shanda] with plulnper Gerub

1y depleted and ll is Slncvrely hopcdlation of Pclts for the Markctn hnlvjpl-esel-lt ccmllllon ol- llle fislllng m- Canada's Grain Trade l Tl _‘ l _ t l t l Om, lllllll; llllll Sllulllll M“. im.‘ 4 l

- ‘been lJiepilft-‘d bv the Department “I dustry in the M-lritime Provinces ' i H“ "lhpapnl "0 m‘ y own“ L lllfliiilli“ ‘llltllliiFll is thr- prilllnsul‘ Gabb- Hi§ dYflWiliES 0f H1059 that the Royal Comnugsiun Wm beitl I t " Th’ h iiliThP Cfilllmivsiotj‘ i; col,lpoyed Q. What is tlie extent oi Can- ‘.0 mi rml‘lm‘gl‘ hm n hymn“ hp ‘m? i“'i‘o Abolish imports and ldxporiu i characters are so real that. able to devise ways and means for“ w n mum ls monograp w < ' “' ‘ ” ada‘s grain trade? iwrmmg ‘l 1mm‘. Senuo ‘m ‘Wu ‘f Prohibitions and Ilfitill‘il'.ii(lll§."_ uli they sccm to be done “from

arresting the depletion. Our lob- ster fishery is very valuable and ir. very rapidly becoming less so and,

if depletion continues at the present

lbe sent free of charge on request to line Director, Natural Resources In- ltelligcnce Service, Department of ithc Interior. Ottawa, Canada.

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good mcn, and the resillt of their linvcstigntions ‘should be beneficial. iSo far the evidence taken has shown n_ languishing condition ands fall- ling off in the production of the lob- lster and oyster industries and much

A. Canada's grain trade, for the ‘crop year ending July 31. and to the ‘close of navigation 1926, SIIOWOCI the following radiation; Exported 189,- 4fi7,i14 bushels (Mostly to the Uni- ted Kingdom), shipments to eastern inspection division 128,170,651 bush-

it would lrxplzlln how tho miracle of providing for lilo futllro of ollr tart-at pulp zltul paper industry, by the planting vi liny seedlings ill ‘this liiie dale, is to he performed. ll will iiiiil‘ l-‘(IRTY YlilAilS at least for those sr-i-dliilizs ‘in reah even

rate with milltiplying appliancemi i

‘that is unsatisfactory in other lines . ll"iil“'°‘iti rim‘- i- - - r . .i - . A NEW STUNT _ , els. milled for home consumption, . - . lal nilliiiit‘! itt ‘hi? Uillil"! Pi-m“ the Cnd of m“ excenen‘ crustaceanl 0f fishery BCUVIW- A 6599-1119 and 11,919,150 bushels and mined f” 9X‘istliiihiicgrftiltlutllcmkiiloiiiirerglfnflyé ‘forever ‘iilii pcrluoro than that lic-

is not far ofi. Many lessons may be drawn from

r ., ientrsetitr Minister 01' Fisheries port 5,785,983 bushels. Seed require- mess“, m, l l .,l . ll, ._. _ iDOROTHY Cmhrane Loganlsnarflelis sadly needed at the head of thcilments were 38,412,641 bushels. 26a.- sumell ,,,,,,"‘,",,,."‘,,,,}§,,§1T‘§;..,§.,,°;,I1, may or may not 5° down m hlyliDeliflftmefil. bill a 100E unfilled 067 c915 were lnspecti-‘d- of expmt hy filllgi. fire and insects, and then

h . ' . ' ' - . . . . ' . . t e figure‘ given For Instance‘ 1m Anyway, she has done somc-ipiomlse still remains to the dlscrc- Shipments Oveisels 141593-257 bush‘ offset the annual growth by the ov-

, _ , l tory. , , _ proved facmnes for fishing and the thin which is not entirely new Shoidit of the powers that beat Ottawa. “is went “a. Cammmn p0“ “mi-er mmen-‘iing ‘"55 "mi" ‘Viilii- ii i-‘i apparent savinB in the reduced g . v iA FisheriegCommission may inves- 1225843180 we‘ U '5' A‘ i"'°""‘l '1'“ TEN YEAR? hililillY announced that she had swumi

l -—- | iiigfiie- T9119"- Rnd Teliflmlfifind. but +¢++0+90+0+0++o+¢4++§4+ i

number of hands employeti have a 0s the English Channel in rec g CI‘ s -‘,, » - ~ - l._ ~ . can have no administrative autho DAILY >¢¢¢¢+>4¢+o~>+u+o¢4¢¢+~

not lessened the value of the catch.

Th I f V 0rd time. at a time when long swims ivy, Qnly. a capable Ministerial l _ _ e cost o ls-hing with improved were the voglm Afterwards she gd-lhefld can bring order and efficiency: IN ENGLISH Dfiiiy SEIBCtIOIIS gear ls greatel than when mole mitted that her alleged swim was aim“ a Depaflmem where ma“ m“ By W. L. Gordon i FOR

man-labour was employed. This is The cost of production has been increased. ra- ther than deminished, by improved machinery. This is doubtless equal- ly true of other industries.

hoax just to show how easily peo-iso lfmg held possessmn’, .,+“+”§”““h,,;,+h, § Guardian RGEdGTS

pie could be fooled. I-Ier only claim mlmkcllnesr lmd I crime an, l-n. WORDS OFTEN MISUJED: - to sympathy in this is that she hadlsrettahly lncresslnz 1n our own Pro-pl, no, 53y “I have an m,“ that he Win66. in Nova Scotia. in NEW EIIH-lwill succeed." Say “my opinion is,"

_ _ _ ‘land alld throughout the United or “I think." ' pose m butting it over. a purpose states‘ And this goes on under purl OWEN MISPRONOUNCED, baniflAoNllRfaSgOiliAlitlilliinks

which was not without its merits.lhlbllloll_ ‘ Pronounce bang-kwet, not

true of farming also. vfiuovo-ooo

October 21, 1927 a definite. perhaps an unselfish pur- EXHORTA- l lillto the ll-Ord. for. he is good: for his mercy endureth forever. Psalm 107:1. 1

Improv- Therfacts are incontrov- quet"

ed machinery does away with much ban-kwet,

Sh only wanted credit for what shecrtible. This would not be 'f - . v of the hand manual labour of by ,8 - , _ lhbm ll h,“ d ‘Epm i orrlan MISSPELLED. feline v did not accomplish in order thatl i 0i‘ Pelt y hi0 I i9 i XCEP‘ mm); note the 0e. . PRAYER’ o L ‘d 8011B dill/S. bill? it 1185 iiwreflSed thO iin limited areas prohibitory lawsf SYNQNYMS; confirm, assure, ‘ m t d“ Th” cm’

I ICI . i .'i U’! I . ti - peope Co“ we 10W m“ y cvifaii to prohibit and rampant viola-corroborate. Bflilblisll. prove. ratify» aggealpgalgzyrllg? kindness ‘mm “s