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Notes by the Way

ONE blg storm sets a lot of people talking and writing about other big storms. For instance, there was the great August gale of 1873. It came 54 years ago almost to a day. ,on the 23rd of .August, while this year our August gale came on the V 24th. The earlier gale lasted much rm- ‘ ‘ ‘ ' *"'_“*€“ longer than that of lust week, and ‘ I THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER l’ 1927 ' svrcpt the three Maritime Provinces, h, __ being especially severe along the l ' ‘ {Nova Scotia coast. There wasaflerce " When Lilldbfll‘

Prnldont-W. GIIIQI B. Ioliurl. Vleo-Preiildent-J. B. Bulrnott. Editor and ‘llIlIQD-J. B. Burnett. Anion-lute Editor-ll. K. Lurrla. Beentnry-J-lont. Col. D. A. llinelilnrion. ll. B. 0..

'11» io-nw. Bettor'- Mo~

WHAT SLEEP DOES’

WHO'S WHO?

. _ ‘ ~ ‘ ~ th ———-* . ___ ‘i ho people. _ l led 20 hours, compared with the fourfgalhisgl the piltzlcrltcllhs-Flevglailloglrl‘ m: The weakest. excuses of all the lot which came into port 1,421 also set o. UST Wile"? U16 Present Pillitifiili‘ Tho lnlnlls ot tho Scholars the or flvc hours of the recent storm. iwhothol. ol._not ho-would beinblc to Arc: “I didn't think" and ‘t1 ior- new record.‘ _ - - ' I I keep awake the thirty to forty hours 80L" ‘ '

l this ‘n e i‘ lug to ~ _' " mess n Drovi c s go peoples leaders. hitvlin! been de l The Glace B“, Gaul“ and olherldhrlhg the mp.

end it WW1‘! Yaqui" m‘? 5km °f °nelvoted to the old learning, there was, lltnrltllrlo honors roooll the stol-rn of: Now a5 a mutter of mo; under pale, l .

of the major prophets to predict. We no progress ln the oollntllh western! H373 as l-onllll-lsohlo not only l-ol. ltssevere stress of circumstances in.

have in charge of our affairs, ouriotlllolltlon was nrllotlolllll, llnllnowngintensity, its duration and the seri-fdivlduals have been able to keep

flmmclal- fiduci“! and 5Ph'“-"°"S- ‘Vin China and India until about sev-l} m“ loss it inflicted on shipping andhiillys-

. t _ _ _ growing crops The havoc Wrousht,‘ While the whirl of his propeller, Imam 1555 imd disruPwd Pa‘ Y aflenty years ago. The fichwls esmb ,by it was much greater than in theand the-purring of his engine might mggenlea“ among themselves and lished by the Christian missionariesllocelll storm’ especlallx- ln shlnlolng get monotonous enough tolncluce Wm‘ “"59 MW Placed them ‘mex’ who went into these countries. gavef-“immeasurably 81'6flt9l‘"8$ the GM- fifenlnevelléthel-ess t-tlle swlpng. l’;

e l '1 P6019013! Wile" they flie- the impetus to the desire for changegeue Stems- "hmulnerable cram mmefcoiirslzaanszatchxinxgg tlhe oilnstfiuilngnt AS on example o; the necuuurflvlllcll has recently been developed of the large size were not only wrcck-lwhich showed his height from earth, situation we had. recently. a meeting: ln both oollntrlos ‘Then the wars!» 53521551222: cglzitelhbulflzh 53:‘: s???Qjgsgigeglwoslgrfihtgg of the Associated Boards of Trade at wlth western lloolllos llolnonsttlltollllolh McLeod‘ Dl. Sydney‘ relates llhlllfulfillment of his wonderful task.

which lwdmg bllsilless m9" TBPTE‘ to these Easter-hers the fact that if ‘one man getting up in the morningllslxlgdlllggst grllllsthzrhlzltgtzfisioillglllilzi

senting the whole province were they were to he onohloo to hold their,‘ [Olmd hit will‘! 110i 0P9“ the back effort, tires the brain centres, brings

present. At this meeting a number owl, they must adopt Weston, meulQ itlstlqrhgilehlrslgillgzthtohe-stsrgi lhjdfggzr: scnsc of fatizuc. and sleep cn-

‘ ‘if T°5°1mi°li5 “'61”? Passed deiilmg ods. The commercial enterprise cfllled llll from the sell and jammed‘. What is sleep? What causes it? with will" "i959 bll-WWSS m?" 9'9"‘ the British and other western nfi-lagginstl his houso gt, lt is opporentlexggt °hlhfilghasopesfizesPlg $035‘??? h]: sidered of vital importance to the tlons also Contributed to the nwnk-l that our latest August gale, althouglrhoon ol-gonlzoll whose ollloot ls tho

provinoe_ > The movers and seooudt-rs onlhg or the Eastern mllllll Theron‘ vigorous, was far less destructive investigation of the cause of sleep, so l ‘ . .

ol many or these lesolllllollsl whlchlhhoh the people hl China demhhdedl than its piedecess of 1873. that means, other than drugs, may

were by no means political. happen-‘wostol-n eoluoutlon Temples were! slllllnlor tollrlst l and cltlulls lvhllindividuals who suffer

l ~ Llh l_ l . _ . _ _ _. isomnia or sleeplessness. ed o be leading eras wio veiy tulnotl lnto Stllools by the huudleds resort to the country during the‘ one theory held for h llme was

iiroiwrly considered thcy hfld orisht and teachers were drafted from the; "ml" fmdsmnm" “as” m‘ "emthut sleep. being a natural thins; t0 advise the Gllvemmelli Whiciimission schools and colleges into thtfirecrentlon and _a change ,0‘ scenmiNature Semis less blow to ‘he. twain‘ happens l0 he Liberal. The Phhlolv hhbhc Schools ehhhhshed b lh h are now returning to their homes. at regular UITIOShiIIId as there is thus!

> Y t‘ gov lIt ls qulto ln the ordlnllrl, colll-so of less activity tlicie. sleep is induced. | one of the organs of the Liberal par- ol-nlnonh Tho Eastern lenders and th-lllgs that tllell. movement lakes, Ilt 1113s lllaleen proilsln that tliercl is ty, snecred at the resolutions as peoples thus hoollnlo lnlllltognuteo by; place at this time of year and is by ggll he s 00d m e mm d“! “g "strong" rather than "good? quot-lwestorn locus; and the results gram,” means “mailed to Prince EdWQ-Ydr Another theory is that after the in: Hon. Walter M. Len as in ‘inlets-khan in the disturbed conditions that Oihlgglelwlillfffifil ‘l1)‘§ls‘lg' lflzyiiilfllllfllldalygfll ant banter" telling tho rcsolutionlsts now prevail in Oriental lands. oidtshorh» or that tollllsts stall out lljis these poisons in the blood that that they could hovc all their multi"l‘lllel‘s have been deposed. New lead-short time, but it is much the samcmause “s t° b°°°me dmwsy “Y”

. ‘slee . tudinous requests granted when theyltu-s ln-o struggllngl one ugtunst thel|througliout Citnadzrand the nortli- 5 py

from in-

’ _ Now until such tinh as they find were ready to pay for them; in othol.‘ to gllln poweh lll lllllllh llchern United Statehsl. It is the cnlend- Olltlwhtfll; causes sleellallwn-ll have to - im- that calls the home. The schools con en oui-se ves w i just doing other words, he told thcmlthat tlicylcording to the latest advices. thzfmld colleges rlhoheh early lh Shh; whllt lnstlnct llnd sllnorlollco toll lls didnt-t know what they were talking country ls torn and lllstroototl by thollelhberl and lluslhess has at that must be done, and that is to get

about ‘animcsitics of the hioslems and Hin-ltimc a special call that brings citylllccallllllg l0 Olll. lmllvldllal helm

Is it not :\ little too early in thrt tlus_ 1n chino ulvll wot cDl-ltlllllegllfflik buck to their shops, ofllcles andl‘ we may not know the (fount- ot IOFEOL" has

some tor Mn Loo to tolllnon hko E_ lo hlevhll Not the men only bllllhomes to resume their accustomed sleep, but we certainly know whnt it

. r ractivities with renewed vigor aftendoes f0!‘ llS- It Yilpflifs W0"! bodies '1‘ "i885 W Tldmtist R the women also are struggling for lhe summer holldnyh laud minds. Sleep lS like discoii . , . F. ‘l. . E. i . r ~ . _

Mutch. W- M- P0016. s. A- MHCDOYI- the liberty enjoyed by men and wo- muting the battery "f Fm" c“ ‘md

. . t" . ~ . aid and others who have 1m" year-r» men itlikt‘. in the British Empire, in» One thin: we have hcord rcmurk- g°ll‘y‘“fi,lj,fil,’§,f,h§gi°dslop glvtllg olll

been the backbone of Liberalism tliatfthe United stutnshuu in other west-i“! "W" “f which the Public e““'"';ci1crgy, as you do when awoke, and _ [tainers of summer visitors should gun-e up energy for the next (my if v

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they were talking through their hats; ermnations.‘ Among the hanldblllsl make a mm and “mend llhlll ways. when framing and passing these fc-l scattered by the thousands over the boron. next summon A nllmbel. or “Solutions ‘city of Wucliang, in Central China, our summer hotels rind , boarding

It has long been said of the I>Ion.'1_-, the followlng; places are located at some distance 1

Ml,’ Lea that he “navel, knew when from the highway and connected l lo help hh moulh hm and lhal "We women ol Burch for several therewith by private roadways tlint

l l thoushnds of every time he opened it he put his

FOR THE

yours have Sunni-nu in some cases are sladly neglected. I ll sERlEs OF UTERARY

H under political, economic, and legal Vmmn‘ from the CRY’ or "°““15"5, QUOTATIONS FOR foot in it. When on a former occa- hhhlhsslmh Prohhhlyl elhlcs and all from abroad travel to and from, 500K LOVERS sion he exercised his fatherly auth-

tlicse resorts almost daily by motor s o t o o. t s t s t s ooowooo“ v son“ °f 5mm] cusmms and Mbitslcars and hence are unfavorably im-i ” = ority and declared the farmers must ' . ' - ‘ THURS!) ' _ , _ _ ‘hove bllllild lls- LONE 8E0 We 108i- presscd if ilie private roadway lS in; s AY- 57-7713 1st- take their medicine as children are our rlghls as humans‘ From whomlllad shape’ nhhldy, or lunsallh wel compelled m take the!“ (bly hévmg‘ has this sufIering come? It was be-jsifeak °f this a matter which has their noses held) many of his IIICIICIS _ l lbeen the SLIIJJECIL of unfavorablei _ cause we, ourselves, didnt apply our-l thought he had gone a little too for. twmment-

Now, as a newly appointed Minister‘

Richard Steele died, I720. r

REPLY TO A SCIENTIFIC ENQUIRER.

selves. We didnt know liow to unite (The Oriental attitude towards

THE CHARLOTTETQWN GHARDIANI‘

_ , making his come an exemplar and leader ofiwlnll wlth rsln and tho tempest lllstlwonderful flightflronr New York to

awake for as long as three to four In thfefltlbilffl mime!" 17°!" P19~¢e'ml

he found to lnuuoo sleep ;n thoseflet man will think if a pleasure

pscvcn to nine hours sleep at. night 5nd “m0 m“ measure the tens

OO-OO-O-O-OO-O-OQO-O-OOO-O-Q-QOQOO. _

SCRAP BOOK ‘

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wwoeew-ewunoa-o-e-o-oooq The Land We Love By Frank Yelgh qwoew+rwnvovvvv++"r rm: rom- or MONTREAL

oooooeo-oeooo-oo-ole-oooo-o-ood Daily Sdlections l er t-i; iii MR Guardian Readers vwvv““ ‘September. l! 1927 EXHORTATIONZ , _ iNcfggrfgltzgn, sing unto the the Port of Montreal in 1926f? Lord: let us make a Joyful noise tol A. The business done by the Pm"?

. l ti . P lm f M te i during the 1926 season ggetmk 0L9“: s” V“ on s“ [gf nnglxilglatiilon set a new high record

Eternal Lordfi’ . such as the British laborstrike. A

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. . DAILY LESSONS m ENGLISH

lllooo By W. L. Gordon They've dogged ‘he steps of thei

human race. " » In most of the blunders which men have made

Worn and weary and haEBBTd and

They follow theWpath of the men who fall-

WORDS OFTEN h Don't say "Reverend John Brown.

, _ “The Reverend Mr. Brown." h man cries out on disasters brinkll OWEN MISPRONOUNCED; nor- I shmud have St°pp°d but I did“ laffin. Pronounce the last syllable

think!" infilllnlllot use lll “seen;-

Was in; barn dlior locked last night? OFTEN MlSBPELLEDl noollsslty; ' was no . _ t i _ _

And sonlebody mutters: “Oh, I Ior-‘onéilllovllloyslllzlisl mt, stout, oornlll, so t, tl , l , fie n , talwart,

Since Adam and Eve and the worldjgilhwgg? y p “mp l s y s "e8" ‘ won!) STUDY: "Use a. word

This pair have followed the trail Ofllhlee tlmes and ll ls your“ Let lls

ma“- ‘ _ , increase our vocabulary by master- Tlie commonest phrases in printers mg one word each llhth Today-s mk , ,, word: DISDAINFUL; scornful. Arc "I forgot“ and “I didnt think. rtThere_ was 8. dlsduutul reserve lha his manner." ——-—<-o->———i

calls,

And there isn't a doubt that he re- calls

The promise another has made to

EGYPTIAN STAMPS

Egypt is oiic of the most fascin- liim, iitiiig coiiiiirlcs in the world. its And a boy will think that he wilntSllllllfitélll civilization, its great kings,

to Swim, iiil wuuilerfiil temples aiiil monu- Aud the chances an; that, he wgn't,_iiiviils, its biblical interest as the fol-got ‘scone of tlic liegiiiiiiug of Jewish Tllllt he mustn't oolhe homo wlth his iiutioiiul IIISIOYYl-Hllti its moilei-ii hllll- llll wot“ Eviciiisituiles, illl combine to form u lt-s stl-llnllol but tllltl, ls all l llnd very vziriuil and ittirziviii-e field of

That oval. osolllles lrom n lllllll-o-sliiitirrcst. Zliuiiy countries do not lmiilu» l|ll‘|l‘ postage slump ilesigiis

mlmi {fully representative of their unlimi- Search the hlllrlslls whhlh lllonfiil history, bill-ills slumps of lig- lhusl hem, l lypt lll‘&.\'ll‘,0(ll| iliustrziliuiiai of Eg- Aml yawn-find we tracks of lhlsliyplliill lite illlil story throughout precious pair. "the ages‘ '

. .1 Perhaps iliv most wonderful feu- wlm llhegsllfgshllgguble this wofldllure o1‘ the i-uuiilry is lliil river

‘Nile, whose floods fertilize z more lh l _ h d? ‘or less raiiiless country and turn ey ve spi er h d hl d iilt! wilderness iiiin fruitful iillll] ev- hhlh wmc e s p a“ ilry year. 'l‘iio l iiiillleiiic stump ~' ' - of‘ 19H shown this '1'» wllii “I Fndnm i-ilmk" has ""1593 endless iiaiiiye bouts IIlllil]§(;lll.g l|l:li:'aIl'Ii0i\ll‘-

Dill". ilSflllu iviiy along llu broad reaches. And 60d "lust 5m"?! BS ‘He 599$ i154 'l‘lii\ suliiiix uiiil iill‘ pyramids Sink‘ l riiuk iicxi in pnliulnr thoughts of At our "I forgot" and "I didnt lrlgypl. aiiil ilitul. uppQur together tliink." mi many ul‘ the earlier stumps of

—Edgar A. Guest, in Tid Bits. the country, while they are sliowii scpunitely mi the ii m. and 5 in.

d“ ' -—~ yulluesl oi‘ the 19ll~i pictorial series. ll(' ent mentor es are also recal-

'°“"‘“'*‘*“**“""°*" led by other stmiip, of tlie some series. writes Stanley Phillips, in

the Montreal Weekly Sinr. the 10

lll. with the gigantic Colo-ssl of TIIBIIPS. lilP 20 in. which shows llie BY greiit Pyylou 0i‘ liio 'l‘eniplc of

ROBERTA LEE

-i-_40§__€_ W““““*”"“*”“’l HAY cnor IN ENGLAND

Kariiak zit ‘LllXOT. uiiii the, I00 m,

v l l The outlook for tlic lmy crop in Dissolve five ounces of melted vefy “ncertaim writes Tmd‘? Cilm" phrhlllh lhvllhs plat 0t tlllllontlno missioner Harrison Watson. London.

What business was done by ‘-

phAyER,-_,"Ali_£=raise to Thee, in spite of some adverse conditions. ‘total freight tonnage of 9.210.699‘

represented a huge volume of traffic: while the number of ocean ships-

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.1 ‘MISUSED: i

This pitilful plairl olpart have playbd/Slly “The Reverend John Browny or

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Deposits with’ and notes cheque: of Deposit with ‘Central Gold Reserve

Call and Short loan: on .~ rumandStoclu

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bi‘ t ‘n. y! no

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Silrrriuiamn ~

i_49.696,27l2.‘3i'

{and rub into the oilclotli with a

Unfavorable weather. combined with :1 late start, is expected to result in

Dominion and Provincial ‘ Government

S¢curities.........‘

Canadian Municipal Securities and British, Foreign and Colonial Public Securities other than Canadian, ,l ,.

Railway and [other Bonds, Debcntukc: andStodu.. ..._....

Quick Assets . O

900.07 .561 .84

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. ASSETS-iohgftidiklltltizlTll-lsi,

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3937-41149

1141799037652

Loam and Discounts and other Amufl" "§5'1,'496,996.7i i 11.800.000.00

flankPremises. . . '3 . L .

Liabilities of customers under letter: of credit (as per contra) . . , . ,

11,825,400.” Total Assets Q . . $7_8_4lrl2l7740°2 "

LIABILITIES TO rustic ' 4336639850 656578014154

.' ;1~r.8t;_.4oo.79

Notesincirculatidn . .‘. . ., , ‘Deposits . . .

Izttersof credit outstanding , ,. l u,

Other liabilities .l .

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toPubiic _\ . . at, .

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A fuimer WJIDSQ land hail never been drniiieil made u look out for meeting liiii lriiiilloril, lie siiidz»; "l ni Raiiu lo

another farm,

gnlloii."—

‘Landlord: “I'm sorry to-h u his mind to If l take live shillings off per and will you stop on?" i "Deed, nu; laud like that: gi'e up this farm; never be let by the ncrc, but if ‘leiiillldy Hui izrow uiiytliing uirt."

sponge. Keep the turpentine away

froth any hhmlh a yield of liay of about 5 cwt. per

acilellcellowl the average. Everything ‘lhw T“ Make Glue B? npreszuizle ngitrlintzifiairfinpfelxtsoirtleil-lg

. l and Strive ‘ma fight for our fights The people of Canada spent s200"lWestern science is charmingly shown m ii Gill/eminent mili- hils 119i 9V9" as llhmhhh Al the same llme llle,000,000 to build the Transcontinental in the lollowlng letter of n Tlll-ltlsh a leader, his Mussolini

towards the leaders of his party

i b , ll tli cilimes wth veihyl ad graze 8h Blunt be budged. So far several thou-lather railway of the same lengthl I c rcums “mes e n8 cons‘ ere ' ‘sand years we were mere thingsuse-lwith the flvftwtd 951°" 0f carrYlnghMy Illustrious Friend. and Joy 0f These gentlemen, all business men, western gtsln and hour at o cheap, my Liver! less things in society. Now that the no doubt believed that if ever a. Gov-

‘ “The thing you ask of me is both _ rate to Canadian Atlantic ports for, . emmehl had ah Ohporluhhy l0 huh revolution has extended to Hupehhshlpmehl h] Great Brllalh and Eu_,dlmfillit and useless. Although I vide necessaries for this province the

. 1 {and the National Government Com-mono Bllh lls tho Tlnlos_Gloho of gltlzeelplasliige anlelmgrdizliljlhggd lllel l lmitteelhas come, we want to‘wel-‘ present Liberal G°Vemmem hacLlcome then, because thoy have glvgutinental carried little or no grain.

his “Nineveh and Babylon?)

of the inhabitants; and as to what one person loads on his mules andi

with the legacy of $165M‘) 1e“ to it‘ the people freedom from suffering ‘The rates were t°° high‘ N°w “t the other stows away in the bottonfte“ neither mm‘ m” death; i lions last the Railway Commissionlor his ship, that is no business of “my "m" h°'"““'“‘ “me!

by its predecessors together with ahhd because they seek the peoples

attitude iRailway from Winnipeg to Monctoihicadi to an English traveller asklllgimake it satisfactory glue in an 9m“ ll lt l -

. . k _ t l l t _ _ _ l V i l n e nstiuctions from reliable im-

‘sphere of dar ness meim oppress onlThe mad was made on a lnoro llwhhim for statistical information, pflIlt-jel-gol-lcyl and pnrticulnrly when the» llortors_ lfor us, like a deep root that could orahle grade throughout than ally-ed by Sir A. Layard at the end oflohlldl-eu want to (lb-some pasting of lpictures. '

this ° _ pour a pint of it down the sink oc

Saint John remarks, the Transcon- houses nor inquired into the number cumnany‘ l I God! Do no evil. and thus wilt thoul

however, are warned that no hay Tapioca soaked 1n warm waterlwlllli Should he Slllllpell except under dlh

‘ Stci-ilizlng the Sink ‘I

limlifiriUuliiiifllll

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lliissolve two or‘ three pounds of ‘ opperas in a bucket of water and‘

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for

"The meek in spirit (El Fakir.)

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HASZARD’S

W! ‘GOOD -, and good for YOU

But. get it in the red, hygienic, airtight package. ”'*“+ll6ll,l_ll_2o_lH-Hlll Mwwwnuwwowweofl ‘

BRAHMIN . TEA '

33-‘

l’ {High Grade "Bonds. _I,

___¢.....__.

cash surplus of $70,000 in the treas-I ury. But, the self-appointed master‘

igood. Fellow women of I-Iupeh, thislthese

{has cut the rates in half, after all'mine. But, above all. as to the pre- yollrs ln whlch thls gloat vious history of this city. God only knows the amount of dirt and con-

“IMAUAM ALI ZADI."

IT’S TIME

.1“-

iis our chance to seek freedom andnti-etch of railway has remained lllsloh that the lhlldels may have

M m” “dmmstfamm bantermglyi equality. In the midst of this politi- practically idle- It is a swat shame eaten before the coming of the sword "Willi"

{C} Kent Magistrate, to a talkative Madam. ‘do you realize To Coal

I r y" ‘i. h._Canadlan National Railways Colnpariylttoi. to Yield 4.80%

l

that you are exceeding the speech

‘ EDUCATION

. . ' ‘ , -~ l ." find Dleuihlltll’ tBlh them they flout Cal lrlledom we want lo spread and and nothing less than a public scan of Is am It were unprofitable forlhmll? l

know what they are talking about!

The people of two constituencies are expected shortly to be asked to confirm this leiiderless Government lri its new role, under the already assumed dictatorship of Mr. Lea. Will they do it?

-.-¢Q>_*__ AND REVOLUTION.

THE revolutions of India and China

are, just now, the outstanding features of an exceedingly interest- ing "world situation." These oldest countries were at the beginning of the past century barely touched by the lpr-ogresslve forces DIIVI-hé Westl They were full of a civilizationjc- qulred in the course of thousands of, years. There were scholars in China and India long before a West-