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Cheater B. lfrLure as. P. Vice-President, J. It. Burnett, 1123.] Barreiury-Lleuh-Col. II. A. AlnA-Klnnon, I). U. U. lditor nnd Damaging urnmr-J. R. Burnett, F. J. L

Associate l-Zoliluru- irunis Wnllrsr and D. R. (‘nrrio

President-W. Mr. Cummings, Attorney Gener-

al of the United States, has used. strong language in announcing a campagn by the Department of Justice to drive out of the lega.l

flurnlng Daily “Untitled Ilium $5.00 per year (in advance) delivered “.50 per year (In nduanve) lnnu led In Canuilu and United Staten

— " profession those lawyers who, by

TUESDAY’ OCTOBER n’ 1933‘ illegal practices, abet crime. In

part he said. “One of the most

, ha t iti thin s in modern

THE WAR MENACE chologioal effect in awakening“ "N" ° is the way m

_ , ‘predatory crime Amencans t‘) the ‘mpcsssbllttly o! which members of the bar have

A mmm “3°- mmcwmg me wmc" their FY9591" l=°11¢1°5~ stooped to illegal practices in help- Whflt OIBIDOUS P1115969“ 1°‘ 111° D15‘; ‘The displacement of over haIfIing the perpetrators of crime- If

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THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

oh The Klondike Trail or "as

A FIRST-HAND ACCOUNT ‘ 0F A MEMORABLE

ADVENTURE (By Ernest Crabbe, Borden, l . v.21.) l B; lanes W. Baton. MD. x

After completion of the dam, 1' took a run down to Dawson City. and was there for quite a while, but ‘

lat length I got anxious once more A youngster in the home is per- m be doing something, so I started fectiy healthy in every way. 15 01”‘ up Bonanza meek one morning. At

RELAXATION IS THE CURE FOR STUTTERING

1780M EPILOGUE ‘TO “TIRE- BIAS"

Gone into darkness, that full light

o! 111811451111! past, in sleep away

By night, into the deeper night!

The deeper night? A clearer day

Than our poor twilight dawn 4m earth-

lt night, what barren toil to be!

What life so maimed by night, wire worth

armament Conference, the London la mime“ to“ o; American w,“ bythe Department of Justice can do Spectator said: “If there is one thing lthe Brmsh “product m Canada‘... worse than crying peace where there ‘lithe bulk of Canada-s wm Orders 1i 11° ma“ It 15 crying w“ where this year have Bone to South ‘hm l?‘ “° “"“-” T“ “m ‘we’ FAQTlCGQ" “the Brtlsh-India treaty ment holds good today, though un- doubtedly the situation in Europe

‘ ‘G ‘iy most of our business with India" has grown tcnscr as a resu t o cr-

-(55 million dollars in 1931)‘, “a

i. . . preference will affect adverse- _

‘anything to rid the profession of ‘lthese scavengers, I shall certainly ;do it. Any experienced and honor- 'ablc member of the bar knows how ‘far he can go in the defnce of a 'person accused of crime. But when to telling the criminal

crime, when law- at the escape of

ht comes lhcw to commit ‘yeis connive

Kdient to its parents and as M18111 if not bzighttr than the average youngster its age, and yet the par- ents discover that it is beginning to stutter.

It is about 2 I-2 years o! age.

Another youngster gets alOYlS well at home and with everybody jelse, but at the age of six, it be- gins to stutter.

length arriving in the fiftyfls below our [Mug out? N“ mine to m. Discovery, I stopped, taking note of mmembeflng w the ‘olden hour-s the work ll¢Y1°11fl@d' by B- dfedile» Now silent, and so many dead, which at that time was a novelty And him the last; ftaylng flowers, to me, I stood looking at it for a {this wreath, above his honored short time, when in looking around] head,

I observed a dog sitting down on,And praying that, when I from

his haunches ‘lm-awing at a bone,‘ hence

c105,, w a tree‘ and pyesgnlfly two Shall fade with him into the un- known,

mauys withdrawal from the Dis- armament Conference, her resigna- tion from the League of Nations (which, however, cannot t.".'*c effect within two yearsl, and the dissolu- tion of her Reichstag and State Parliaments. The latter move is re- garded as evidence of Hitler's detcr- mination to centralize administra- tive control. The election on No- vember 12 have been called to fill seats in the Reichstag only, and as Nazi names are the sole ones likely to appear on the ballots. the result is almost a. foregone conclusion. Hitler's power will bc immensely strengthened, and there will be a complete suppression cf any opposi- tion to his campaign for nrmcd na- tionalism which was the kcynole of his bcllicose speech on Saturday. “The German jicoplv," Hitler maintains, “arc thc most deeply

lsom-ce o; major econcmic 1955 wl criminals and explain how to avoid the United smug," ca,‘ These ammunishment, the time has come in this country for a clean-up of the the concrete arguments which en- bu“ able the Barron's Weekly writer f0 lhammer in h‘s‘ conclusion: "The next step is for us. If the funda- mentally sound views of our Sce- rctary of State, Cordell Hull, pre- vail, than we will in the not dis- ‘tant future start to move towards economic sanity in our international Gennmy edltormly ma; we can. lrelations." ‘The United States has not hope to get equality in arma- not been qute sane in its internasl mcnts until her militaristic propa-

l ,tional relations for some fifteen ganda ceasea

I Lord llailsham, British Minister

mament Conference fails Great Britain will saddle the blame “where it rghtly belongs?’ There can be no doubt about the allusion. The I/andon Times warns

‘years or more, and in i930 (Smoot- an I ' l '1 ’ . it ' ‘we; year) is msan y becamehhe preterm Government‘ has mm ‘v10 mt‘ The Ottawa’ Conference l ing the four years of the depression - Scams tvbave Provided a rather protectd both city workmen and ‘useful straight waistcoat. It is nomany 111011111145 ‘K911111815 1mm, lcrihgcsm of it to 5m. that it Wm no being wiped out of (xistence by in- .uudations of dumped goods from abroad. Our farmers and workers have suffered from economic con-

The tariff, as maintained under

llonger be necessary when the pa- tient has recovered.

0f WM- dfllflres that 11' 19119 131-531“ lbrezk away from his infancy and this manoeuver quite a few times, at Geneva l

wring crows lit on the ground, not far beam at the age or 2 b2 m. 6? from the dog, and started working

It is bwause these two ages 06,-- up closer all the time, till the dog respond w two great “breaks" in becoming aware or their presence- the child's life. Betwien 1s months as well, would drop the bone and l and 2 1-2 years the child has to make a. rush at them. They kept up

Why do most cases M m“ My close of earth's experience May prove as peaceful as his own.

—'I‘ennyson.

"Ihrenody for Edward Fitzger-

take his place as a member of the until one of the crows at length got group or family. The first time the slightly behind the dog, then the child has to break away from the other made his move, the d-cg mak- home and adjust hmself to P80" ing a. spring. and the crow behind ple outside is when he

boiler there, we started a hole, which we sunk to bedrock, but it proved no good. ' starts gmhitcd the bone, flying up in thc' 5,135; es‘? 25a: rekzi; l? the schcol- itrce wth it, the other one 1 i ' A It is at these two ages then- mm Wm‘ you should havio fl°t;'da$°“ opening s‘: a’ “ma!” z 1-2 and 6—lhat we find stutter- n‘ 1 k rm t h f" l‘ ‘Mm W“ “i? 11° W" 1H3 fieq“°‘7u1' beginning‘ Edeflggllllg an; :3: ‘lrxbnhe hauling a load or ‘might up the Dl. 5mm). 31mm,“ was,“ 001mm ‘wk d “p w 1 o the ere. geek and had unfortunately broken ' ' f wiere e crows Iege, rccirds a number of cases ‘ . “ 410W". and WWW We be 80 kind that show that it is becmse thefcgikaslrrllsuchtrwtfi S“ Th“ was under the circumstances to allow youngzsicr can't quit/e adjust him- ffhoulgt of Keir ‘flomlg; t"? d°3 him to store his goods in the cabin self to other people that causes to hither ‘(he Cruz; n10 seem until the following morning, him to stutter, and as you kn0w_ a m‘ I ‘_ . Wl were ap- we told mm it was a pleasure m speech is the chief way in which p re ydzfllixlg quite a“ “mumenlflagonmodate hip-L He sgol-ed the we adjust ems-elves to other Pev- m" "5" ms °“ °f the ‘mus’ by goods. and the following momma 1e the nose they were making; one h p ' likely contending that u, his e arrived and took “mm my’ ‘ w” presenting us with a bottle of Hud-

Wc arc all trying to adjust our- selves tooth r people, and when 111716 89119111151111) that landed theison Bay mm as a present Not

and smashed all the furniture in

once more in the Crimean battling A1;- sgfety gommigtm with the Russians.

convinced of their gulltlcssncss for

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(To be Conitnued.)

It is interesting to note, says the

the war." This is the state of mind which makes dealing with Germany impossible undcr its present loaders. ‘ It. lends Colours to tlic suspicionl The central wwmmee of the Hm‘ Gormmmv is “OC‘_‘_““ “fining ‘Russian cunmiuxiist llartyr has l'ft- "New movements}, says ML Lek and hem gm “m to rewnge the ‘ed the ban on "Robinson Crusoe“ l'e Roberts, ‘in a. recently ‘published "humiliation" of the Versailles lmtherw regaldid as a typical 1n- plmphlet, are forever sprmging up

' ' . - in Canadian politics-movements treaty’. As the spectator points out, ‘mumem of imperlanstlc and ca?‘ which never amount to anything,‘ all the war-talk in Europe centres

A USELESS BA IV

being worse than it is.

italistic education. Daniel Defoe, In our own time Quebec labored round this one imsszliliily‘ alone, that comments an exchange’ would have End bYOUShlF 101th i119 Nfltlmlfilbt

been surprised to find his baok‘ mouse; later the prairies carried‘ ate throw which only madmen would ‘warmed a5 ‘my klnd °1 PWP!‘ ‘s: the“;uglezhgaizlgrzigxveorgsg‘:

ganda‘ fpeogle m hls d“ were m“ presently we have on our hands the 515911551113 11119071315111 9T 05911131‘ good Mr. Woodsworths jzuv-break- lszn. He was a vigorous political er, stigmatized by the brand, Co-

vmler, but m mgenuity could com operative Commonwealth Federa- . tion “which seems destined to die

thi f i- ' . WT s amous Story into a p01 in the ditchesflpartiy because the

“cal anegow‘ The fairy tales °1 new party title is t/co ungainly for

Germany, attempting some desper-

attcmpt bccnrlsc success in its pro- secution is lIlCOIlCElVEtblC, may break thc pcacc and plunge Europe into war. The French firmly believe it is to that disaster that events are moving. Perhaps exaggerating Ger-

timcs mentally sck. . “Stuttering, thcn, is caused by‘ ferr, (partly ccrscicus and partly

iuicoixscousl of meeting other‘ people." Most of thcse youngsters are‘

bright and well bchavad, but over- nervous, and over sensitive. Curing these‘ youngsters con- sists, not in teaching them to talk correctly when not excited) but in teaching them to kccp re- laxed. In this the chfd lies down and relax s his whole body, feet and legs, thighs, abdomen, neck, fingers, forrarm, upper arm. and, finally, the tonguc, jaw, and face. When the child is completely relaxed, he is askcd to repeat a

ditions which are world-wide _in .

r ' " ' - b y (f tli . , their incidence, but the Bennett flakes“ m tewe sgeftwi: ‘:8 5min“; be;°;"‘i1"e°1““mé“9f1’:: having any inclination for it our. tariff hasprevented their lot from Juse ' w“ w_ ca‘ ‘ g 9°“ ° “selves. we cached it away. A week unadj sted, unh ppy, and some- law, and if he doubted it, to try“), so later m om fellow named|

and get it. How the argument end-‘Twmey white " Cmnean veteran g d, I i ' ' e dd not remit.‘ to find ‘mt’ tumed up, he was quite a character but proceeded up the creek, the araund Dawson he always k t a dog wending his weayy way home_,strlng o’ dogs ‘him fouoweiaphim. ward. likely in quest of another around and 1W,“ quite - s, m ml bone to solace his embittered spirits. see 01d, Towney trundi-inga a 5mm I proceeded on up the creek, tfbarrow loaded with 0m“ m} m‘ where the Guggenheims were work- shugmer house ‘m. the d m‘ cl ing a big crew of men, who wereflWy strung out'at his E 0g; and engaged thawng the ground witlrnever knownmo ark ' ihwu large batteries of steam points, for-land event an W any of em, the running of which three one them on him ywftz; _ ~ - e o lmndred hm“ pow“ M119“ ‘Vemlfellow, and as he ilk-ed a drink‘ used, and to supply these boilers we “fishing m act with b“ , ' with fu 1, t ks i ~ ' °m‘4 ‘e rac uere laid from hcspitauty‘ prcduced the hams, and t“ “m” “W15” 1° a 1W6 WOQd- told Towne to h l hi “u” Smmg “l”? ‘he "mf- 1 hw- h; did pcilnhg 25,1 ‘gab ee

pencd along 111st at the right time to Secure a 1d)‘ rmmmg wand to quarters of a. cupful and procegd-

Live Stock and Meat Trade Review,

dear departed.

that the percentage of select hogs is today the highest during any of the past five years and that the price of Canadian bacon in Great Britain during August reached thel highest point since November 1930.!

Your arrival should merely be tin finish of a. journey and not tho col of everything.

Method may take time, but-it! better .to be late, Mr. Airman, than to be the late Mr. Airman-Bos-

wn Transcript.

- lflnlmont "for 8_i_lffn_¢!n_4___

No ~Man Knows Better Than The Farmer

What a part in life is played by the ele- ment of chance-his year's work often brought to naught by adverse agencies beyond his control. But no man carries on more courageously to turn the reverses of today into the success of the morrow,

"m" "smmc l“ ‘“‘"“°"‘“1 “d 1"‘ m“ Andmml Gllmm ""1 OthBHIGQd-fe-sr as electors w r-"mvmber- scntnce. later On tell a. story. and ing to down it Hudson Ba rum ’ - v .

ll v. 1r P‘ Xi: tl It 8

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vention, they are facing grimly the contingency of a massui German air-raid on Paris with all the hide-

are being examined wit-h a view to reinstatement. The Communist

In fine, "continues Mr. Roberts, itlcnl-ry on a cgnvgysatjoyh 1185 bewme 0111' P159511" t0 5ft 011i Hc is th n trained to carry this every now and then on what aa- ,~ "freeing of relaxation" with him

theory prdiabiy is that even when‘

pear to be enormous political fili- there is no couscous propaganda

in these imaginative works, they arc material for the mentality which serves the purpose of cspi. tallsm; that like religion, as they

nus apparatus of chemical and bachtcriologlcal warfare. This, it is true, is the only warfare Germany is capable of waging today, but to] take that as the basis for the con-

cluslon that consequently she will trunk’ they act as opiates‘ diam” recently cstablishrd diplomatic re- Bonuses For Babies wit‘)? 3‘ shift, each car holdng a; wants shuwed my “might was certainly resort to it u, scarcely wnr- ting the ymwhfu] mmd from the latons with Great Britain and C , e track having a. steep‘ correct He felt so dam wh ' o:her European nations, and one grade from the wood pile to the, ' g H! en n, n

he 801 110mm that he took an axe

ranted. The possibility is admitted-

" ly there; the probability is not. Ger-

lmany today cannot strike without lnriting sclf-dcstruclion.

Such llulllg the case, Hltlons mil-

ltant gcsturcs may wcll be intended

chiefly for homo consumption. His uflonvsts had a‘ shun" notion‘ ambition to bccomc an absolute dic- In this respect the rigid mm‘

tutor could not he rcnlizcd while the lmunjsts have had w fight not 5° slate parliaments, over which he much lmperlahsln 0r 93131151157" a5 had no control, continued to func- human nature’ which 5mm 1119 day‘ tion. Exploiting the war hysteria, of Homer and Pwbabll’ 01 UYWEC- hc has snccccdcrl in abolishing those orded 5555 9V9" 1195MB 1115 time 1185 institutions, and may become more 1°V°d a SW73’- The 431115511 BPPQUW

class struggle. Everything previous. 1y inscribed on the mind must be willed out, so as to leave a blank Page on which Communist doctrine may be written. The French revol.

busters, almost invariably to sec thcm lost identity with one or oth- er of the old-established pa-rties."

It may be noted that Russia. has

authority asserts plainly that Hit- ler's policy. on the one side, and Japan's on the other, have forced Russia to scok the support of Eu- rope. Russia in fact fears that she may be compelled to make war on Japan and that Germany might attack her in rear unless other Eu- ropsan nations intervene to hold Germany back

If ft is true, as lsclaimed, that glaciers serve as giant thermome- ters to indicate warm and cold

trends on a continental scale, then

iduring h's daily activities.

l‘ As about 1 in 100 youngsters ‘stuttlr, th's method if correction should be more generally known.

(Toronto Mail and Eimplre)

Germany and France are en- gaged in a race for population which might be amusing if it were not in diadly earnest. In Germany the Large Family Iicaguc, a. State organization to help parents with many children, has been called in- to being to carry out Hitler's cam- paign to lighten the burden of the

these hclers which was done with‘ cars, of cours/c.

The fellow they had on the job let a car set away from him, which

t/akcn in such quantity, has a, 1pc]; to it like a, mule, and‘ old Tawney W55 Pretty near knocked out for the count. but he rallied like the

tore the side out of the boiler house, he remarked to the ehgin. oer ‘if he didn't think that was coins ll- somel‘ My job consisted of loading ten cars of four foot‘

01d fighter he was, and gflgr a 811m lease of time, he had another little chaser, and do you know 1 think the world brightened up quite B bit for the old fellow, and after

boiler house. There was g, mo; brake on the back of the car, and this of itself not being sufficient to retard its speed enough, a gprag, or Short stick was used t0 thrust in one of the spokes of the wheels, and 1t required some quck action, one had to start the ‘car, thrust in the spr-"lz, lump on behind. press his foot on the brake and go sailing

family man and increase that of the bachelor. Lower railway and tramcar fares, it is stated today,‘ will be granted to mothers and] fathers travelling with four or more, children. Under recent dccrees|

down the line, landing it gently in its place. I worked for a time on the night shfft, at this job, they using electric 1ighis. It was a sight worth seeing to view the dredges

powerful than over as Chancellor and dictator. But his power is de- pendent ns much upon economic as political factors. Once the economic situation rights itsulf, the youth of Germany‘ now unemployed will be

for such food is insatiable, as par- eats know. The same story may be repeated ove1 and over again with. out wearying the child, though he may Kllflw it by heart and protest against the change of a word. He

Canada can look forward to still milder winters and warmer sum- mers. The retreat of wsstem and northern gfaciers has been in pro- gress for years and the fact that they are still retreating indicates that the cycle of incrcasinll warmth which scientists have not-