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part1? FOUR

The Gharlottetoiifii-liitardian

fnwhlvlll, I.l\-i|l.-('i>l. w. rtii- i" s. ltt-Lure \ iv-Prvslllﬁlll .i ii st-i-n-iary, Li\-ul.-\ iii

'l'hat lciy"alt_v to party or principle is vicious which tiiaki-s nicn vindictive toward those of a (ti {fem-iii school of thought; which lllftlyﬂs‘ lllﬂl paltt-r with tlie- truth attd finds

ll“ tint-

Etllliiy lllltl M." ' t rain.

niaiiiiziiiiiiig that wltite is oitly a lighter, and A rﬂl iiii- Ltiit

,- lilaclt a darlvcr, shade of grey. Il-urist traffic throughout the cztstcrit sec- tioii iii Laitada is showing an increase, the .\liiii-

“tllkvr illul ll.

tit; itiiity itiiiiiiitiut iii SLO" pvl‘ _\l‘lll' tlii inlvnni-e) II lit). sum pt-t- _\l'l|!‘ tin |ll|\ll||l'l‘] mulled lo

|~||l!t\|. siJiii pvr _ (lll indium-e) iii (aniiiiii iiiiil liili stint-ii

y lliir drlisrri-tl Prim-o Lilii ii-il

“mun Suwliiialuiiiif’ lgsllﬂi. trt-al influx bciitg the largest since i930. Ilotcls

_._.__.

Si“; pgyhyl c4ly|iygr||firfn| and litiardittg houses in that district CUllflllllC to

_ _, _ __,_ rt-port stczidy gains, and although the tiionetary

Tout.- p.‘ U, m. ,un.,,\._ Hf this WLTk-q Ft-‘tllt-‘ll is trot as large as iii i930 the ]t('l"CCl1l£lgl' GM] H’, _ i-t visitors is larger.

'l"litll havc liccit tttorc than;

reflrl/t,l l‘.'i\t‘ not only (‘llllglil-l u lk 5k ctztil i t i : lQP of iitiiititins and . ‘\l“"'l."5 Hell llllll‘ 3X95 011 lll” l'”"“li ‘llllvlllls i p_\lit l i ittts iii lllllllllll Lwiitri-rit, litit R111‘ llll‘ l'llt(’t"ft'_ll0\\' il- Qllillllili‘ ‘lihlithvr. he h.‘ “M. ‘yllx'v m, ,.,,,",,\.|.,],h, hump“. right or wrong. ’ l‘t'ottt an lfllCf\'l<‘\\' with (liarlcs 5 HM q V ,1 y I" L Al.“ i.,'_.'t }_.,,»,tm prmﬂ (J. _Sitigci', _\'v\v‘ _lct"sc_v's 1'('lit't'\f'lll.llll\'(‘.lllylllk‘ i in“, H"! , l, h W, iv“. “p1 “'kl)lclgll _\'.-.tiiitt;il Sate liiiii-r AltIIOFCfHlF,il1'<'('lll1glil. cu a p‘. lllI ii i il:.iii li \\'li~' llllllTtl a f liiflo llc has l» _1t <ll'11'l11i‘-.' l” lllllll~"""x lclllf" i ., m] ,3,“ ,.. m, mph (h; , uitli itever ."itt zicctilcitt. . lilil ilizi: thovl 9g git- pk’ l "1" 1 "l l"‘l"‘l'l5~' ll-“i (iitigratitlzitiiatts to Sli-ssrs, .\4>lt\l.\.\' and

Zl it ail’. of llll‘ vii‘:-

lUllN S \t‘.\'tit-ttis who ltavc taltcti over the fatttily

llllSlll\'\~ -of Sat NIH-I ., .\'t-:\vso.\t & to, cstali- l lisht-rl by their gratidfzitltcr. the l:itc .\lt‘. JOHN l Sativiii-"tis ociatctliwitlt tltcir father, the latc

. ‘XIII-IRS. .\la_v they ltavc the signal l ~s which lttcttilcl ilitiir predecessors in thc i ilflll.

ill lii- f it~iwl tin l‘.1'.ji|~

i .

. ~ till

t" - illilli~

e Qtliiliillltl IlIIltiiFLilI i ii '

N‘ ‘A i-rdHI-t; kivgupltin“ Slttiyviiig a slight tlccliiic. llVQ liirths in Catt: i» itida iluvittg to}; lll1llil\t‘l'('tl 331,231». a rate ot y _ v h _' 2 _ v i130"; IM- poor; lllllllllﬂllllll. as ciitttptivt-il witlt i l ‘i 5 I ' i‘ H‘ PAW“ _*_'i.;<~; atiil ll rati- of 40.1. iii 101,4. flu‘ llvttllll- on‘ .. . ' ‘i ‘lllllillfl i p,“ _llln'k>~'ln at‘ sc-ttiqice t-optit i 'l‘ltc Illlltlfill f“ ‘“" _ , “Mill i “in_ itici"i-."i.~t- of thc [Hittttlélflitli of Lanarla iii iii}; l i ' l I in“! ilmli-"iicl Jtlllvtllllull lll ii:."i:. llLlilllht 110.721 iii the prc- l" i ‘ ' -' i‘, “Milling ciiiliitir war. llic raic ‘of natural ittcrcasc, tofi " I liflilmvl! lluih- pct" tint-iii, was the ltiwc~t tliirittg the [icrioill l” v “ ‘Mn-i nu" lstartiiig with tiigti. for which statistics were - , i.t - . c j - ., _ ' lzf . l‘ ‘ . - >l'\t‘l lIIlVFSCFIlHIlF.iuviliiililil‘ _;. o. \-_ , ‘ti iiit‘ luff >lIlL' iif flit‘ l p _ f l, _ W! .71" making 4, p.11 Tilt‘ criittittal tlt-ctls and death of lltiti l\'v.-\.'\' i U... l U," ',,,.},;,,,], l1“. Imp“. rllllllltl lI(‘ thc iiiial attswcr to ."ill the‘ .~lt.'t.ti and. m, r », .> m. H. 5k. 4m); 111,. M. Qlly ~t~iitiiiii~itt:ilit_v of a _~itt'ill_ SUCUUZI of thc r. . , " -t~ 1- ilitwcuiil to illfs ticii, Fltlllllltlllll)’ ivliiclt ridicules tltc ltiilflllitdll ot tlicl 4.1. mlty in u... it; Ip-gt- t-xpvriiiticcil police officer :itiil lfllffls tltc criinitt."il l i» -; "i1iic.:tt_ .ttlil ‘ lit-tin and his sham tcfiiriiiaiioti." .\lr. liFUIUII . t= mitt‘. to iw ilitll] ~:i:'t-i" . . more fiFTllRll-i. Dcptity Chief of Police of Toronto. cont. i1; z. ..:i z. t~ ~_\ >lL‘ll] fiilliiﬂcll li< rc. flll'l tlic ‘(ilticf CIIIIFXIllilCS..\S<ﬁClI1llOl"l in annttall

- - -— viinvi-iition at Xiagztrzi Falls. Mt". lil"l'lll\'ll‘. con- “t “Cf Rcuislrﬂtiu" rtlClllllCfll release of ltardcnctl criitttitals uttdcr thc ‘v _ _ llt‘l\'(?[~ﬁl-l(‘ﬂ\'(‘ system.

l ,\ Nova Sciiiia iit-phait, ].\.\ii-:s but" ". who

raii .'t\v.'i_v from his foster Iiarcitts at .\iitslcc. N. 5., was foiiitil sitffcriitg front (‘Xllilllillilll and >t.'ii'v:iiiiiit li_v a piiliccttizitt c:tt"l_\"__l-‘t'i<l.'t_v iii New York illltl talvcti to lcllcvitc llitspittil. .\t tlii" ‘lltlsllllill. it ivas liclievcd that ‘litlllfls would yiroli-

‘lo t"<"ti<u< of those rcrchiitg

' "' tniw iittilrr ivay. lii this litiitii; llflllillCtl tltriiiiglt‘ l‘ lt-iltiliVlll, :i cli-vkwif it. fill iii the forms ‘Qvtitvitt (liiiiiitis- "twi- iit itiiitilitt", one

i l l

1-". ring ffll‘lll\ the -1‘.~l\" rt-itiaitt there iititil tltt‘ i-iiil of this week.)

i-(ttlltftllltllﬂ The iii- tylictt ilircctiiiits for his rt-turit tn his fiistet" pav-

ll 1' clit-li-s the ll'lllli’ "l cttts are \'.\']lL‘L'lt‘tl. The litiy tolil polict" that ltt"

. Ytllls tsltlglt‘, iiia""icil- raii aivziv from .\ll1>l('L‘ iiiiirc tltait a year ttgii’

t - t» i- i llritisli iii" foreign). ‘ and (‘lllt‘_l't‘ll thc- United States iltrcc wvclcs zigo

lll1‘i

aitjt. 11f vlllliltvll 0F "lllvllat Calais. .\le.

C-tlllllitttlfllllllij tiatitrc of’ élé

'11! l"'l'l"‘l- ll 5111.1" 'l"iiiii"ist tradc itt 'lliriitttii is itoiv at tltc pc-‘tlc Htl Ittlil lllvlllill Pill" pcriiiil tif thc vcat". with tlte majority of the vis- iziipfigiziaiiit at tt<llftl tit" other litm-s {hero {flf-lllt‘ cxltiliitiott. It is cstintatcil that, while the cxltiliititiit ltas two \\'CCl\'S to ruit as Vvct. tourist traffic, cspccittlly from tltC Liltllﬂl States, is now at the ltcavicst figure since I030.

religitiit. dopoitili‘! usual oct Al Giiclt _yi*:iv

QCClll-Ftlliill, r-it: Fit; ltily l ‘there was a to:

tilt!‘ lair-t availalilt- figures) l _;:ii ltt'll~tlll§ ri-ci-t\"iiig ilircctl \l l

relief in .1 and T33 itl1l~'l'l¢‘ Clllll" (fiittcotttitatttly, cxltiliition officials report a klllrillvt 11- - ~l 1l1<' llilllllb‘ i111’ i1lllllll lllc comiilctc scll out of space at the fair grounds. indie. but . l11‘ °"11‘l'l1'1'*1l>l_\' "Wlcrl-‘Cd Attothcr factor revealing the upward llll5lll€§5 ﬂllllll-‘s’ 111i’ unit and Wlliffjl‘. Iaasblfmll‘ trend. as wcll as general itntivovctticiit in cottrli- ary, ivir (‘Xiitlill tin-ct rt-licf 1‘@¢1l‘1@111»°- lllcllld" tirins. is the statement that direct relief costs in

_ g (iioq- in t i.-}~t‘.ctvi\\"ii_ tttitttlicrcrl 6.155.

‘ ‘ ' ‘i~- ' l: "" ths were: , tie figiues for ‘11{ tohiiv ng ntoti p . February, 7.ti.iit: Xliiicli, 7.322; April, 5.657; Mgtv 1t," ;'_lit'.tc. Ltﬁfi.

Registration of yicrsotts now on relief will ﬁrst he ttiatlc. the ccttsits iii future lieing kept Q to date hv pct tat repiiru to the flttawa

anizatioit. lii t-is w.i_\. with siitiilar reports ‘e “g fm-“qH-ilcil from all tiic Provinces. it is hgped to have an accurate ; Iitilllii of ilic titt- . .. . .. _ . " - i 1, lnplgygd puoins 0n rcltcf tit Lanai .._

The weakness of the scheme, as pointed out

these colunttis. is that it will fitrnislt nu in- tfﬂlﬂfllilll about thc ttttentpltrveil who are not on glief, but; who have been living with l)t'll'Cl'llS or other relatives, or ltave been cared for in some pxher way.

'l“orottto in the ﬁrst seven months of 193d were 11.7 per cent lower than iii the saute period of last year. The decline was front $6.309;707 l0

, ,ss. $5571 9 9K a“ 9K

The _Irish Free State has to record a de- crease in population over the to year period etid- ing April I last of 6.138. The census takers re- port that this is not dtte to decrease in birthrate as that has risen from 15.3 per thousand to 19.2 per thousand. It is not due to emigration to the United States which has fallen to 379 last year compared with 26,431 in 1928. ‘The answer given in the census statistics is emigration front Ireland to the United Kingdom. Irish boys and girls seeking a livelihood are going to Lptttlfitl, Liverpool, Manchester and other big httglish cities, and to Glasgow in Scotland. In the last decade some 78,130 Irish people have emigrated to Britain. Many of these are front the Irish countryside, ivhiclt is being denuded of its human wealth.

Buchan—Ffsherman i Ilord Twnrtissiutitls love of_ fishing?‘ wlhich He indulged while on his rccciit visit to tie a6- "k Cuﬂgp {q a lifo-lriitg passion. In the Edin- l“ ll‘ all

According to the ﬁrst preliminary estimate

lthctii iii (‘.\'lI‘<'Illll_\' drivt-tt to the ('Xll(‘tll(‘l1l of.

lmotteyu-Ioottcloti Daily Extircss.

Tun (THARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

Notes by the Way’

[Fifteen years ago the r0111"! 0| tan evcr-ittcrcasiug sum of money 1 spent year after ycat" on education

tt-oiitd have provoked unstinted joy

and satisfaction. Indeed, the swell- ling tide 0t‘ educational votes was

set in motion by cloqitcnt pleas In

the Legislative Council that Cey- ‘ fun was nob spending its due . share on education. Thereafter the il-HIIIOIIIICQIIIBIIL that a higher i amount was earmarked for educa- ‘ tion ttevcr failcd to excite fervent iapptause tit the Council. Every l form of expenditure tnust, however. be judged by the results. If this test is aptilird to the educational vote, ivhat do we find? The Rec- tor of St. Josaplrs College whose quitlificaiiot; to speak nobody will question. sa "When a UPRPL tnstwrttit" is advertised gcitcraf ittattagct" therc are to be found many grad- l uatcs atitotig the applicants. Iti every avctittc open to boys leaving school. the supply always exceedsl the dcnizitid; candidates knock at. tlte doors by the hundreds sometimes by the tines of Ccylon. Colombo.

post; of l

We are given 210,000,000 credit to the Ihtssirins. Nine years ago ivhctt the Conservatives were inl power they" suppressed Arcos House ' and drove its inhabitants away. 'f‘ltose officials were buyers in the British titarket. How times ltavc t-hzttipcd. Is it. out" Government that tin.» changed it all; it Ls the Russian». ‘The ndttiittlstriitititt itt

‘ that Cllllflifj‘ has grown and streng- . thened until it now must; be ttitnt-

bcrcd among the inlprovittg Gov-

atrnntcttts of the world, and tttay

ottc day be among the good ones. It has decided to cottfrr free 1n- stitittiotts and liberty of speech on its citizens. Alt-hottgh it has not always been a good one, the Stivict Government is the oldest Govern- tticttt in Eurctic. It is a new arts-i t0ci"ac_v-att aristocracy: of brains and service, but not of birth or

Wait long enough and nnyflting will ltappcti. Dcntocraiic chain letters are planned for this catn- paigtt. and Secretary" of Labor} Frances P€rkltls has started the chain by sending letters to five other women, asking cacti of them to send copies to still riitotltct" five. etc, etc, as so many excited Am- ertcans did in the spring of 1935. Chain letters stand ltigh on any list, of nuisanccspFirst, they iverc a superstition, then a form of gambling, and now they arc a form of political tiropagztnrlzt. So long as tlicy circulate atttoitg those itgrcc- ing with tltcnt they will do nii tiatm, if no good. but when they reach pctzsotis who are on the fcttco tlicy tnhy cause some to climb down oti the wrctt; side. New and stratigt- political wcapotts should bc handled with cat'c.-Dtt- luth Hcradl.

Hold the book with its bat-k on a. smooth or covcrcil table; let. the front board down. then the othct", hotdiitg the leaves in one hand, while you open a fciv lcavrs a‘. the back. thtn a fciv a; the front. and so on, altcrttatelyt opening bark and front, gently tircssittg trpctt the sections till you reach the centre of the viilttitic. D0 this two m" three times and you will obtain the bfst fCFltllS. Open the volume vio- lently or carelessly in nny one place attd you will likely break the back and cause a start. in the leaves. Novel" force the back of the bo0k.—-Motlct‘n Bookbinding.

The dumb animal doesn‘; know the luxury of reason. Only man has been given this supreme gift. We all get stumped. We all come to times when all about us is full of cottfuslon and mystery. That's the time to think, the time t0 reason things cut, and if you do this alone something very definite

l

land tnagaziitcs that we should ull ' try to tt-itrn or unticrstiittd,

by the l it. of the railways, lktioivtt as psychiatry :0 that when i

.tntitts of the mind are UaCLl every andl tiny in conversation, ‘fltus an "il- mm 5and5_--__ ‘ ltts:iiti"_ ls when ‘the ‘ one obJcct and t-htttks it is attotlten- . _the brain records it incorrectly. An y

. soul is lost. Tttcro

and lasting may be the result. We depend upon the judgement and experience of others too much. Every time \ve reason a thing out for ourselves we gain that much more conﬁdence and power. And an added amount, of sctf-rcstiect as well.

There will be widespread sym- pathy with the revolting Fascists in Spain tn at least one particular. l Ex-king Alfonso has allegedly ldett- ttfted himself with them and fits past career has shown that he hits a positive genius for wrecking any cause with which he is associated.

burgh Srotsiitziti. Slllllf’, tititc a2". Fllllle ll"??? flfl‘ pears-d from tlii- pen of _liitt.\‘ lFFlIAN (‘tealing with gt fisltittg opt-title. llc wrote:

of this year's German grain crop as at July I. the total yield of main types of grain is expected to be sonic 8 per cent higher than the ﬁnal esti- mate for the 1935 crop, writes Mr. S. V. Alleti, Assistant 'I‘t"ade Commissioner in Ilanlhurg, tit the forthcoming issue of the Commercial Intcl- ligcitcc journal. On this basis the total yiclthof lireatl grains-ivhcat, rye, and S[>€'lf——((‘-\"il1l51"e of the Saar Territory) Will ftltlﬁlllll l0 59m" l3" 430.000 tnctric tons (2.204 pounds) as compar- t-t-t with a total estimate of t2.27o.o00_t0iis for i935 and an avcrzigc yield for the six years 1930-35 of t2.54o.r>oo totts. Barley and oat crops arc expected to show similarly satisfactoryae- turns. Fiirtlter rlccrcttscs iii imports of all kinds

Whcn sitdilcii. ttii’ a rotirl and stvish I riiilml (1 tniifrt (llitVItliHfX f/Xlt. 1 "y-ti-iirlr" tiiiil "liwity/liwtl" f/If‘ ntrntslci" fair, (,‘m[[<_v;,//,-p_; [n rm [lii/t [viii/t ftt all’! It rudr 7H1!‘ xtiiiiiitiit, Ilili‘, iii-r Irnttt. To t/tr Ii/i"! til iiiii lnir ‘t/ilF/f no! “VIM! 11/’ //ii‘ Xlﬁiflll flit‘ TiWIV/ilfft‘ rot! (Iy {gt/ll tlr _/l/ll'.\‘ /I'i"t'tff!lllll.

VHE-(flilnriﬂl Notes

t j.

The iii \t hi; i‘\'l'lll. the. .\lat‘itinte l-loartl oft

ffraile. Jill. grain were recorded (luring the first SIX 'l' ‘l’ linoittlts of the currctit yﬁﬂfi a5 Colllllill“ Prcittici" l v-i iii1i."i.\i'ci-rtaiitly- ‘wt-tit some cil with the correspioitilittg [ICYIOU 0f l935- I'll l

ports of (Irinadiati wheat into Germany during‘

the period ainotttttcil to 17,222 ittetric tolls. tut cncoiiratrinll iticrcasc over tltc llllllrc of. 8077 tons recorded for tltc corrcsponilitig pcrtorhof 1nd ycnr. The liiiiitctl quantities of Canadian

mhcttt which have found their ivay itito this inar- éi- 3m] ,1 gtiiiil titttc liitili‘ llt‘|'t',

In the (lying 4lftl< iii his ri-gintc.

t Slllﬁfllfes ~i---iiitil llt pi-i-diiiiiiiiaic iii Que- bec Provincial vlvll ~1'1‘\‘l"t‘

Tl". (;,,.,il Rtiails iiii-it hail liotlt good tvcatlt-

llt-i-t ltavo 1|l14l()lllll(.‘llly been purchased liy fier-

I l ‘ ' I I ‘-

Zr "r liiiiiii iiiills uitili-r arrangements itivolviitg the t.\ T1“. 3mm,“ n; H“. (lcfflltltdﬂs of .\l:iih"iil tpiirtriiiiin nf flour. At thc same time (Jlllitflﬂ l1-'1§ do“ "U1 "bvmpi." Inﬂu- mp] pt-iistictity", t‘\‘t‘ll if llﬂillll tissiitttcil first plaice aitiotig wlicat~stippl_y~ flit: lfitscisis do win. ittg countries. altltrittgh tit vicw of fllﬂ llfclllll? l"

In the Paciﬁc it is not. merely that Japan persistently attacks China, challenging her more and more insolcntty to choose between surrender and wiir. Japan has also denounced the Washington treat- ies. She asserts with Britain and the United States a naval equality which no one would resent but for the universal fear of her Asiatic policy. Rctittdlating the political agreement made by the nine inter- ested Powers she indicates phtlnly. as the "Round Tiibic" points out. that. the destinies of East Asln are her business and not theirs. She has been on the verge of a will" with Soviet Russia. wltlch ls now only more remote because Soviet Russia 1s at. last too strong to be attacked. Thus the countries round the Pacific and the Indian Ocean wonder what, fs to be the ncrct stage, what ls to be the effect tint on their territory but. on their trade,

their communications. if war eventually should comm-Hang Kong Press.

In England. as In the Unlled States. organized labour represents a force with which It is p wc-lt to reckon before taking grave politi- cal decisions. Doubtlcss, through

u; Jana w. aa-tav. HID.

COMMON DIENTAL AILMENTS

Now flint the mind is being stud- ied in the same titinntct" as the flfrflfl, stotniiclt or other o" n, there are u nitntbet" ot‘ espt oiis cr natites bring used in ttcivstiiipcts

'I‘htts the study of the tttitid-ltow works lii ltcaltlt and disease-ts

a paticnt consults n, pwchiatrist or

tittcitds it psytltivzttrtc clinic we ttltilctxstilttd what is tttcattt. Sonic of the tmtncs of the ail-

pi! UCIIL {BUS

"halluctttatioit" is where ictt; sees or itcars szittictlii does not exist. Matty oi tli that are hﬁflffl are TlIPfC tnay bc liailii otltet settsc.» also- smell.

A "delusion" is Milli-l) a false bc- : lief; that is bUilkUllll, soitit-tlttngl that cvt-tgv educated itttclltgcitt ttidt- , tiiluitl knows Ls not true. Comtnoit l st-ttse and reusoti snow that this bc- lief is nttptisstblo or lllipfftllillllif! and yc: the itidividital with the dcliistiiit sttil bcltcvcs it. Tllt‘ fllllék‘ of tho tirlustott ts bdievctl tii lJl‘ iiui- to an t‘ilOl'L on the part of tltc patictit to protect ltitttsclt‘ in sonic- iii-iy,

There are ditfcrcttt kinds of dc-‘ Iitrtiitts. Expansive deliisiiitts-clvlits-" ions of grattdctit'—\vltci"c the tiaitieitt, thinks he is thc \\'Cflil.lllt‘.\l. oi" strongest titan in the ivorlti, NIXDOI-i con Ut‘ othct" fatnotis pCYSGllllgU. llc ntay treat other ])Ct"l)lt.‘ with disdain or with C0lifl0z-ffllﬁi0ll, "ilctircssivi-I dtlitsioiis" is when tho pllllCflL has the bcltef that the llflllilltltlllllble sin ltas bccn cotttniiitctl and that. his are delusions of. poverty. intpcttciiitg ilcailt, tit-rsccu-l tiotts and others.

An "Ol).~(‘.'\.‘3l0l1" l5 utttirt- the pat- icitt. believes he ltas to do certain Ll]lll_LYS———(.'Oll1_])CllL‘(l to do iht-tir-sttcli‘ {IS ceuttftttg every pinkct in ti 101100,: ivasltitig the hitnds cctttiitiioitslyl T31‘? batletit-usually an itttclligctit,‘ indivduiil»ktto\vs that his fcitrs orl cotnptilsivc acts are foolish, but. 1s,‘ pots crlcss to control his emotions or l tictioitis, "

the pat-. r which i "oict , aicittzitiotts. i ttioiis of the l taitc, tout-ft, and

‘ is whcrti the indivi- tc his an ntlttlcitt when ts. If tltirc is Stllilf‘. cause- as an infected tooth — that. tnnkcs him think hi: lllli» heart dis- czisc. or cattcci". it is called a. true or actual neurosis; wltcti lllPH‘ is not. the slightest ctiitsc for his thinking 11c ltas tilt ailitictit. it is callcit “psy- cltotlcurosis."

The Coming Coronation

i The Timcsi

or the cctcinottics still fit use nttvwhcre ltt the world for thc in_ attrzttration of .~.e:"ttlat' dzzititarlcs,

that‘: is tiotic- fr: cctitpnrc for antl- qttity with the rite for tho Corona- tion of the Kings of Ettglittitl. Most. of its cssctitiitl clctttcitts can be traced back to tltc Coronation order known by the name of Ethclrctl II. whlclt was probably us-ed for croimhtg Harold Gndivitis- son and William the Cotiqucror. Many of its vcry words come down, with n0 more change than the translation from Latin into Etigtlsit. from the potitificlal of Egbc-rt Archbishop of York. who dlcd in 766. Yet. while so tiitich has re- mained the same. the tiirinnrchy. which tihc attci-etit rite recon- secrates ltt the person of each suc- ccetllng Sovcrcitrn. Iiris undcrtzottc tiovc-loptncnt to the tiriint of trans- flgttrtttlon. rind the pageant of the Corcinzitiiott ltas ncctxsiirily been chanced to keep pace with that; growth. That. which is esselttlnl— thc rite itself-mas not. been. and it mny be hoped itevcr ivill be, altered. The acknowledcctncnt, of depen- dence on Divine protection, the prayer for the guidance of Divine grace. cannot go out. of date; the oath to govern with justice and mercy is as prnpcr t.o a parliamen- tary us to a fcitdnl Sovereign. whetiher his swnv extend to a few counties about Winchester or to it Commoniv-raltlt of frcc and separ- ate nations. occitpydtlttz a quarter of the inhabited world. The crmvttltig of the Kinu. ltoiircvet", t: something- more than a persona} dmll/‘atilott;

it is nslo an or-nasimt Wltcit in?

King's isubjccts associate itivm-

selves wlllt and llfl(lt‘i‘ tilm in

solemn profession of thi- jdcnls for

which his COnSPPFﬂlfTl pcriori

stands: and ft ls, chiefly because his

subjects become from ace to age

more numerous. and tticir rclattons

to hlm and to on" fltlfilllPl‘ more

comtfcx. that the ccrmontnl sur- roundlniz the rite. both spirtiitnl

and SPClllﬂl‘ requires rcvlslon from

reltm to retizn.

ns to what mlRllf- happen if the clvlt war ln Spain should rm on for a long time, rind especially ff it was prolonged by tho tiyﬂﬂcflllfl" stroke of Germany or link-Desm- vit. Qiicbcc. o

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ﬂlplgmacy’ governments could les- sen» the effect of mantfr-swttotis by a proletariat. which believes t.

it»; al-f ‘total tradc. and the difficulties of ztrrzitigiiit;

"Y0" m“, "m "ply-pt m n plain stalcnicitt of ‘trfiitsactiotis of thc typc rcfcrrctl in aliovt‘. this,

. l", H world h“; mthitig rcinotclv slight recovery holds littlc promise for sitlidrin-l

lllY ("llll l“ (fiction nfiqgrigtilttirc," declared tially increased wheat exports to Uertnaiiy iiii iillliivxithirillgarry at Vancouver the other <13)" ‘he ear 1y {mule

its duty to lend moral and matt-r- 1

lal support. to another Pfvlolﬂflﬂl But it. ls clear that the Brltilsh l1";-

tr, 11k m American. S R111- lglascishconc: this fact. f; admitted. lot, anybody make m: own sues

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"PRIOR WITH Iii-ZEN EDGE

Stn- 1n an iigo ivlicti there was dit." ‘cr in tipvti iiitiick tipon giant wrongs ttciiii Sivitt. ntiistci" of hu- n and s;i"‘i\.stit, used his

the tiiinior of "A ti Ltbcritl", whose

V . amt" cdtzc on the c int tiiiiiiti. to cut or SZYtHlK-t‘ its ng neck. '

I ovcz"iut".‘\" h» crriitctiits answer l0 "Lvsclf. nl1$\\'\‘l'llll_' tn_v'clitittt that the .\fitc.\ltll;i.ti govcrtttitcttt nutde Practically" fcw dtstttisszils, leaving n11 fiends of depiirt-ntcitts. except one. Liberals ltt ciifice. His explana- tion that fiends of dcpiirtiticttts "nrc on coittritct and cannot be remov- cd." is incorrect. And but for the that these "fiends", left by MBCMIUMI. were Uberiils, your facctioits correspondcttt would have react the names of every ntothefs of them in the guillotine basket p Let me compliment him upon his itivctttive attaittmcnlss, but in the

{time breath to warn hint to secrecy

itt his (iiscovcrics. instance. he should contrive it. tank” proof pair of pants, my ad- co is to lock it bcltlnd bttrglnt" prcof doors, lest the long necked Catncl [iurltiin it, as he would B. tiolttical smoke or has tnnsk, against that perilous time of need which draws closed its the days go by, Such ‘an itivctttlott would be ton ntizclt tn dcttiatid. and of too urgent vitlitc and nccd to be left nitytyhere outside n bitrrtlnt" proof vault,

Yct nnotlter word of advice. Whcti I see a letter of more than n column In length, as time is precl- oiis I lay it aside as the possible out. bur of some om» wishing to be heard tot" ltis much spcnkittg, But rm- the fact. that n scntcttcc of interest cautzht my eye, Ittvitipt me to rend on, I would have lost the most gen- tizne pleasure that: its crititbnhs gave inc. fear that many others are of a sztniltir nature. Letters ton long, l1°\\'<‘\'¢‘!‘ good. tro to the discard un- read. alay we ltetir from our friend ncaitt, little and often.

In one paragraph he speaks of aborcrs deprived of their earnings. Of coitrsc he omitted to remark that thcy ivcre of Conservative faith. The Public Accounts were ntttch abridged this yieat". Details of monies honestly due, but left un- paid. ls tinder conccalntctit... So also the ntcntcs ptlld to labor, hired by private citizens, put. upon the roads to wot-k, iivitbntit flllLliOYlly from any gore trnt, is also hidden. and no opposition in the House to drag thcm to llyzltt. '

But the budzct must be balanced. rvcn thouiztt the laborer is cltcafcd of his ivaizc, and ltoncst. bills are lcft unpaid.

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The Criminal Mind

(Toronto Globe)

An astound-rig story fro- 1,05 Angales on Saturday told of a "torture chamber" it-hicti had be!!!)

.cst.:tblt'shcd in Los l/lttgclcs for the

purpose of sitpplyittg zipplicrttits with “ittjurics," as a restilt of which they could claim nccitt-ent Insur- ance.

The operators of and some of their “cllcnhsﬂ tiavittt: been arraigtt-crl on conspiracy charges. one of t-hc latter told how a principal ‘cracked me across the i hip with a rolling-pitt. Tltcn hc uscd n. hypodermic needle to draw blood from my arm and squirt It into my ear."

The purpose of the blood was tn make it; appear flint the owner of the car was sitffering front concus- sion of the brain. so t-ltitt. the “crack across the 11p" ls hard to explain. Iwrhaps the ﬂplTillOl‘ thoutzltt. that. an individual who ivoiiltl sitbtttlt, to that, sort; of trcat- merit for the pitrpose of obtriinlngt a few dollars dishoncsfly was nsl llkcfv to llflvf! brains tn his hip as‘ in any other tiart of his body.

A woman had hcr iinkie scraped with rt vcgctabfc grater. and a second mrttt flllO\\'(‘d his arm to be placed between boards rind then broken by pounding with l1 baseball

at.

this enterprise.

It. 1s hiird to llﬂﬂZlH-‘Y the men- tality of pPOplt? who will tinder-go siiffcrittg of this kind for the sake of money. even if the mnncy‘ were iriven as an ltoiicst l'(‘\Vf\I'(l for their fortitude; but wttctt they are fat-tin; also thc probable ccrtnitvfv of los- ing their liberty for sevvral ycars and of bcitig cottdctnttcd to a font: period of exhausting: and unpaid labor. the task bccctncs intpossilifc.

Centuries llPflCv pﬁlnsllilﬂ’, if mm rive able to search back inch the files of todnyils ll‘\\'.\'llil])l'l.. and tn road of crim tals who spcttl ntziny hours in Itiborioits attcntpts to opvn a metal safe \\'l‘llf‘l‘l ovrnltinlly yielded them a mass of tionks attd documents of no valttc. and who

tToi-onto Giobc)

Extwllitig his two secretaries, Norway has decided to intern Leon Trotsky and his wife iinttl his per- tnit to live in the country cxtilrcs tn December.

Norway. usually so hospitable to strattgctxs. has been forced to take this step bccittise the ititct-ttation- ﬁlly known 50H Of a Jewish far-m-cr refuses to dcsfst from his revolu- tionary plotting. despite the tii-oinise to do so which he made 1n return fct being allowed to enter Norivelciaii territory‘.

What will happen to the fire- braitd Trotsky ri-ftct" December it. is (ltfficult to imagine. Norway cannot. exticl him now unless some other coitnliry offers lilm an “Sfflllfll, but, sittcc most, of the Eitrapcan nations had rcftiscd him admittance cvcn before the prcscttt; charges were made against him 1n Russia. and Spain. it is pretty’ evident that

for having donc m \\‘-"t‘i‘ shut ttP in a DTlSKIII for a dccatln or ntotv. ll-hO-"P renders may (‘Oﬂﬁllldo that. "criminals" were sonic sottof lower nnitttal without ititclligcttce or even lttstincti.

Consplrators such as those mort-

fioncd in Llle L05 Angclcs chamber" itaty exhibt. it iingcnufty. The ordinitty sltoivy- his ciipticjty for

li‘t'.1llﬁl)\' titt: lirvtc

t l‘.\'"t'c 5n their abilltibs.

. l YcL both titular

' - s": l “tot-tun certain

cotnforiahlé

risk imprisonment Ol'\"\'('f1 tit-nth (iii the improbable chance of iiiiiiittig;

ltighly prccarioits one illstiiitiestlyi,

Whatever else tho be. ft; is obvious that. quite right."

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In dairy factories

criminal may he is "not

1n New Zeti_

land women and boys may um be cmplovctl bctivcctt the ttoiisti of 5 p, nt. and 8 a. m. nor oti Stinday, any

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of Internal and Fvlcrnal Piles.

the trcaltitL-Itt 0f tltls ytrrtcli- cil and stubborn. disease. .-\ sure cure if the tliri-ctintis ari- carried out carefully.

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none yvill extend lttm an invitation ln the ttenr future.

S.nce he has been ablf‘ to employ two secretaries. and apparently has no financial troubles. ft might have been supposed that Trotsky, after his cxptilsion frcm Ritsksla as the result of his quarrel with Stalin and t-hc lattcrls followers. would be content to five comfortably abroad and entployr his mind in sortie ticiici-fitl and ttseftil direction. par- tlctilarfy since the ctltise for which ho find fought so long had emerged triitntpttant. ln Russia.

But. Trotsky ls a man with a. grlevanse and with an ovcrweenfng ambition.

IL is probalde that. cvcit when hi‘ was regarded as the certain succes- sor to Lcttin. he saw hlmrclf ns the future dictator. not tinlv of Russia but of the world. The plottlngi rind intriguing to which he has dc- votcd his activities since his fall apparently are designed with the same cnd in view.

I-Io qurtrrcllcd wilth Sltalln and tit-hers because he was not content that Rumla alone should become a Bolshevlk Rcptibltc. Hts creed de- manded that the Red Terror should be carried into other lands. and eventually throughout the ivorld. I-Ic would grant. no conﬁs- sfons to enemies of the Bolshevlk regime. and his insane demands for extension of the most; relentless methods of rcpressloti would have imposed on the Rll5<lT1 tropic even more suffering and bloodshed than that: which they sitffcrcd,

No one over hns denied . the cleverness of Trotsky. but a pecu- latr self-ltttercst. iii-ems to have (laminated his career, ii fact which made his cleverness of ltitlc avnll. He played Into the hands of his oimntiicnts firrt. by nezlcctlng t0 attend the fiiilt-riif of Lenin. and nfterwiird by open titofting against his party loaders.

And so this exile. who once piq- titrod himself as imposing his will upon the etillrc world. stands self- cond-nmned to the constant devLslnt‘! of pints which consistently come to tiaitght. mid l: reduced to b01231" far shclticr from nations whom. lf he could. he would gladly destroy.

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