' gree.

_ upon u “cl-may condition m many ‘We repeat, unless a. boy has a

l l“! Mr. Mackenzie Kin! 8nd hll . political friends are In ofllce at 0t

Notes by the Way’

Changes In matoncar reguiatio ' . are announced by_ the Outarlo ' , ' ___ ;-.\1lnister 0i HQghWays. The speed ,- ‘ limit is to be Increased to 35 "wk", _ ‘_ ‘nun miles an ‘hour and horoedrawn vehicles ure required to carry ‘llBhlt after dark. Car drivers are to be licensed, and each given a on which all accidents In U ivhlch he participates are to be

.‘ lrecorded, and licenses _may be THURSDAY, MARCH 17, 1927

will iliiliiilli lb

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human-Ir. canon l. lat-an lunacy-Jakob. 00l- I‘ \.I.aoIIllol,D-L0- “u. u; gulps-u. a. uni-u. Alaolllto satin-la. l. cams

j cancelled for breach oi regulations. »'l‘he mipister makes It clear that I _ _ ,the Increased speed limit does not " »~ . .< l a i I ‘ 'nct to include In the exports of the! fin“; zntinfhzt crgcrfiwrauaéraalu: lcllllnl-"Y l°° “m” M ‘he “W379” ls not confined to fab: driving. A ‘ducts of our mines and forests 13' car may be driven recklessly at ten a suggesuon o; prudence that miitl an hour. More strict obser- ercd at the dillner given by thcjhouhi be honored w a greater c», vane: of all mgtol; £5; aeEllllllIllllls t l - (3 sst-vative Club In W1 e en orce wt u peua ties chum” er?“ I ‘iustewart The imywm’ ma“ n‘ is‘ I ‘hereafter to ensure safety on the "W" °l rem e‘ ‘ l highways. portanca of unity oi action between, - the East. West and Centre of Can-l ada was stressetI-Dorliculflfly h)’: the Hon. John A. McDonald. In theduterests of <Canada. Wllll l"!

THE xsvnore.

DEBATE and strong" was the keynote of the ED680065 dell“

A LEARN A TRADE.

tlrn in New Brunswick since the

E learn TF0!" °lll‘ llewslmlmr“ Ollellil‘; of the Legislature cu

and from correspondent... ghacThilisdznr inst 3s to .hc intention.

in the large cities both in the United °r ‘he BMW‘ (‘wvemmcul l" l‘ great extent oi territory. with its. ' gard to thc liquor question. Till

various natural resources, and meulsmms and Lana“ thousand“ opening epcccil from the throne _ of ma“ mm“ thereimen. rounx and vlll- We wallllnKiconrained the following sentence: and “omen '. ' ithe streets looking for work which "llllhortant provision will be mlllll- °l llecelmny‘ ‘l w“ mime“ ‘he, cannot m,“ and mam. or thelnbfilllllillillfid ior your consideration out, be some glvllli-Z 11D 0f °Pllll°ll*‘-5 y ‘ I _ V, in connection with the gale of in. some abatement of (lenmmls. 86mg; looking fol food whic I ma) or ina, t toxicaung lmuord, y regard for differences oi iutereatsnm be Ewudglngly ‘Med f)“ m This has bee" Slllllwsetl by lllfllly t. residents o! Mdelvzthem by charitable institutions 0l‘|i0 be an intimation that some o“ ‘he m" 0 _ ' ‘by pflvme citizells- iiorm oi‘ Government control is i: separated provinces-m order that’ while undoubtedly much o‘ u“; prospect. but at this writing the there may he progress. prospcritym '

_ inature of Jllc intended dltanges and contentment all over the ncwlullemplllymel“ is due 1° we r‘“"'=hus not been tirade public.

nation of which the revered tilouwthm ‘vmk is “came we "my satay: Br-ch or the “other Could“, is assume that the great majority of "gum," m the above am King those arc out of work because they o-ncement and prescut cuullilicus ' i _ . - - ‘i lNew illrui 'l-k ule the . . I t d th work that is ll W“ t u t r From we 901mm‘ palm or ‘lemme ‘mane o u e brohlbilorl’ law thc 'I‘inics-(i'iobc v of Saint Juliii says: great lniiioriflllw 0f burly lWgEllIlZZI-‘olll- Ol 0llllll°>'““‘m buduse “There is no need io deludc our, tlon and expression was given to.“ ll° "llllls ‘ll “"’l‘l‘ “lllcll llleYflllhtielves as to tile actual practice in . . ‘h hope "m! an who 100k forvml-d do efficiently becausg they have contectiou with thc sale of" in 9 l . . ~ - . . . .. . _ t d m] the“! 1B toxicants Ill New liruusuitk. rile 10 ll"? llllll"? 3793mm” or Canada’ never leumed a m e a ‘Legislature is i; bc cmnulcuiled that serioui‘ consideration is to be

of

placed upon ‘heJiYflllillllfi iii other words they are ' there

emphasis “'38

an,‘ m me m" development o; the no room for iuefllcieut tradesmen In resources of Prince Edward Island lllklmllllc llllll lllwilflulve llldllg‘ given to some lcgisiulion which w," become active members o; m. tries. We make a serious mistake will deal honestly with conditions

- . . - thev exist. New Brunswick is

, . _ C _ n we let our boys glow unto young "S - _

Couservame Hubs The osserva; manhood attending school till they on: or the 19w remaining ‘wwmces tive Club of Charlottetown as se l ‘

I _ l h i which tolerate the scandalous lion- B 500d ellamlllfi l0 "19 Cllllllewll “e “glues” °r ‘Wemy m‘ e“ l e r observance oi a law which has not

lives of the province at large. There 011111086 is a university W"??? all“ llad the actual support oi the are in it men young and old. and a profession. and they or we have public." .'l is well known through-

. t New Brunswick thc Act today the fundsto maintain them while °“

l‘ is particularly . lconstitutcs lust so nlany ivcrde on the statutes 0i‘ the pro- of young men who are members of‘ vince. ~'_ aotleggeils _arc thriving

n and to see n. m. hem] pregjdent school education has’ no chance crl making fortunes; smuggling is ‘I. “hose conduct as chairman comparabm to that of me ma“ who practiced on n ‘scale which is

‘"3"’ ' u ‘ walurming, aiill liquor ulav bo pur- nd toastmastcr at the bllllllllel- “'3' bsgan u: a‘ boy (i: Zajtnftteetl; or s?! chased in any part of the province teen to earn a e ll e ra e.

ldmlrable. at bargain prices; provided the There will. of course. be more fifteen or sixteen a boy WM mum‘ Purchaser has the itiouey to puy

difference of opinion concerning tended school even with the r9801‘, loiullillfoyaafi-“i- {Mill “glue ltlIll-SIlSI"

_. . ‘O t ' l Cl HOT pal‘ CU HI‘ y the fremiel-‘s early elllflillloll ‘llflmy am] communy ‘lemanded bfconcerns the customs cf Canada. i. 1.15 Dolicy regarding thc sunrise ‘lflv- sllmllll 11'1"“ a‘ "lmlelll §'°“""l materially affects the liquor situa- glon or bootlegging and the promo- lug in the necessary Elem“!!! 9Q tlon in this province." . . Under

. . ‘ 1 1 .

tiou of true'temperance. But all education to fit him tor any oi the the circumstances Lle prov nte

_' should be given legidation capable are agreed that the bootlegging and manual trades. sufficient also to en of enforcement" °

middle-aged. pleasing to note the large number flllllllllllg m?" “ah The young man, even with a high

i other evils resulting from the faII-‘able him, after his trade has been‘ ure oi public opinion to uphold thB 1911111611. l0 mflke hllll ll pretty well Women suffcrage met with a prohlhitory liquor law required a educated man, educated. that Is,ln‘ "TOM Fl-‘bI-l" the Dllwl‘ (lily lll lll"

change of DOIIcy in order that thc‘ the broad sense which comes of 1w; Quebec Legismyw Assembly when

,fI' bill to give women the right to Liquor Evil, lately 0n the increase. diclous reading.

‘ , lvcto in provincial elections was may be abated; and the Premier's At. eighteen or twenty be has llwflefcawd 51 to 13. The hill wag l...

announcement of his decislo to!trade to the good. and he has also troduccd by a Liberal member. Thc

V. _ u t l I .11.! he “educate speeches were vcry brief. llutil m” end Mn‘ at any rate’ enabk. ‘.8 00s w “ In ca‘ Jircuuie-l- lTalscliersau and 1M1". the electors, men and women. to himself and by which he ntey be a

. , auve. the leader of the (‘onservu- fully and quietly think the iuattcalire-lotig student Ills late educn-Huvc Opposmon, voted "gums. the

oven _tion may not be a university or, bill.

.___-<0} —- EVIDENCE OF PROSPERITY.

, l Italy has new a law to ‘tax in least a practical one and’ Wm] a‘ bachelors. llleiore the cull 01'

11.; no a] Bank's brochure for trad” M’ except h‘ very "are “ageshllarcii they are‘ required tu mukc T! y i‘, d lneed not go Idle. The industrial certain: declarations stating their March is optimistic in a h gt eqworkl is constantly looking for eta, age‘ income and places or employ.

The writer remarks: “that u‘ “elem tradesmen but "as no room luent. If these declarations ure country with a population o‘ lesslior the common laborer who can: lunrucll i: any pflpuculullillithoyi than ten million people should Iiave, l d k Th r m, lcnlne a le to a he of. to .

1271000000 worn, or d0 Duly unsklle wor . e e ire. equivalent in out money to oxpormd s ' ' ' ~little room today anywhere for the 7mm $43k": to $45-50. (Flergymell- so?“ in 1925' and "369300000 iniuitskilletl laborer and If statistics nmmmm‘ °r reuglou” °“ler3"army 1926, Implieaa tremendous produc~ ' d officers. untl men disabled by

-- 1t dds weniavmmblm i" ‘mum be mu“ wounds are exempt. Otherwise the tlvity per capita. Canada. a . h d “on-that the vast malority of our uny law applies to all itnilliil citizens is now the leader in t e 9P0 l!!! . ! t ,1 - 1 Hflnployed are ma“ who have never at tome and abroad. I 1e ltax s a learned a trade o‘, even m do any,‘ double one, but varies with the tux- payer's age. It is stated that it

Ia classical education, but it will be}

of newsprint, asbestos. nickel. 00- balt and salmon, and Produce! "lei

' t thing well. worlds largest exlWfl-Bble "ll"

lwiil apply ‘to 1,700,000 persons surplus our country also sandal With a trade. willingness to workwnd is expected to produce a

second m the number of televhonesllat his trade, and a. character that, revenue o_f about $4,450,000. In use, and in the Dfvlllllllloll llllmay be trusted-‘whlch should; T-he tax oli bachelor: ‘serves a automobiles and ‘lumber; third in form put or h“ early edu°atl°"'—| doubly useful purpose in 'pro~ Bold and silver production: seventhlzzsfg: zzfiicfaritziulthzilgllixg73E :53; atgelegzle; $1131 ‘eglcogigaiizg ‘n at“! pmduffl?“ and lanai‘: cflrellwork to which he has been trained: "e “we” "l" Ye‘ ‘lemma m“ l‘ production.» t s arsue I t

_ . tax shall be imposed upon Can- prevailing prosperity is dependent “d m“ °°“"‘° w 1°“ f” "' ladian bachelors. _V_Vlien u... demand

_ V ‘is made the tax will come.,or two

t pprofesalon in view and theffrlends million feminine voters will know industries rather than noon a "in in “Sm m enable mm to reach m the reason why. And there Wm be. WP" °n"“”'°“ ‘n “me single he- "mum an" upon a trade ‘Wino exemption iQr any bachelor lino. ,- .

politician even u he be a Prime ‘he present prosperity m; prenticeship not later than iliteen- Mmmatr! ‘ram u ‘mu by the Bu“ m. by or sixteen at the outside. .~.. . {m "l! lllmlllllllll l'°"°“- m m’ m" EDITORIAL Norse.

Right Hon. Arthur Malabar; was , in saint John a few‘ days ago on a ..__._ business trip and in a brief Inter- ‘rlie Hon- Robert Roam. of Win view with the Times-Globe of that taro Everyone, knows that tllfllllillél. is still another member of, sgymldylltlluxlltzll Wlsltlllz: alxlinallft: productivity of Canada ll due Eailiament to whom IIOIIIQJIQPIOII!‘ ‘m? He “ma”; h, replied. "I mainly to the enterprise and Indus look tot-ward. as a flt and proper, have never sa/Id‘ p93. He added that try of-Ita people. the beneficial“! person to be selected as Leader of m, ‘m; not flunk M ahmdd may“. of Providence. and the fact that til w, Ltborgpgopggryatlye National Policy adopted by the Gov There are. Indeed. plenty or rnen in] mzdvcllgalnsmwlgm’ tgzlthwg: erutnentoi sir Joha Macdonlid in the Conservative ranks who would

. lappreciated greatly the c dial re- fs ,'haa, in ita essence, been mainly» good leaders. And the’? maybe‘ capqon m,“ Mm by M, “m” d ‘Phat earo should bQllKQtl g "dark time". " ~ ' l 'mlft‘ieal'

I .. .i

. ‘_V‘—‘ , There has been much apecuim.

u“ . .' _Tlle Public Forum i ‘nus-tun In one M5

d; ‘ma; by earroapoalenln a! ‘ff-um u law-n- ‘II’ aardhl low

can

30hr of

yours

By [once ‘W. Barbi. M-D-

ciiarlmau - 0 u; d Ila o)- ; r:.*...:'::':::....::.::'.'. it . SCRIPTS OBSERVED

‘Sir.~lu his last lettc=l'~0i:ervlor; Jinsinuates that Rm. . r. erun ' Ir f0!‘ ' ~ ' oi-uLoi-looo AILMENTS causs§P'"l’°"°‘l "fdkflfilfcmezz." 5;... d, , . .-' 1- ISEASE lllllllmd‘ a . t y HEAR D Pbdy liquor. \ l, w‘ ' l I um an "Observer" nlyscllall-lld . . y \ N°“' that ma“ - “nments are also am blessed with good cared " lending the lIat in causing death, and personally did no, hem. any”. g i am“ iur research men. after much inves- thing,“ ma, kind in Mr, Herman‘ fi_ . w.mmfl Jgating ,are telling ~us that it is the sermon 135g Sunday night. Under; .1 ~ iiruple ailments or child-hood that new M“ Herman's plan only those are responsible for a large percent-WV,” would not abuse their ige oi these heart conditions. i Wm, e would be allowed ALQOHOL IN ITS RELATION l _ pll i: ~- ALTH ln fact heart disease 1n children cgtlpflllS. If they broke the rule. TO POVERTY OR WE .s practically always’ the result. Olvilhejr pcrlllliS would be can; ___t I hm m m‘ acute rheumatic conditions, ton- roped, ' ‘ Sin-The effect o aw __ _'- llllillfl, Si. Vitus Dance or UllOTNhl Right ilcre I siinii sayvuud it l5 relation to poverty v1‘ “"”;“]::,'“.|QB;: ind sometimes measles und scar- trtlc I know, mcln cfla rlegllecllllllfi lllleftl0llnttllf lichlltllllilltllltlilsllzl imporb. t fever, ‘class, even t iougl 9y ill" soc o-po ca all _ __ ens you know tousillitis is a very known to be (lTIlllkilTtlS——-lllll_\‘ PTO-lance. Any contrlbtitliou. thglilefllilli; yynlmouailmcnt, and youngsters govcurc scripts. They say they are which can throw lilitllssilql: i" the do“; having one or two attacksgiot well and would [like sumlelgrllsvel (ilfiflli-glllell- fisher: shank; bo- >very year, year alter year. There‘ WblSliPy- lfiellllelllly lleY Eel l 9 5° ‘ll °ll l’ '

ifugs

. , ,. . . - -‘ ts-m uilcli s usually mgreat Drositrllztltoll, ‘tale, iircglltlgrlgiltilgilut uaryexllnettliiecgié cs3; ‘ggll-lslglclgatellltb: Lirllllnlsfilillggll] min m. nwunsster in: wry ll L‘ °l' °‘: ' ' . , . I . lcalcll suit- » bree days more seems us Well all ;“_r'pm'-.a, Ilgmf {e35 land wealth, and productivity of lulr iver. . , lqrgfitwfll‘ ‘Mfiev mmrlellfilerlnalfslUm.’ rm. u “umber m‘. years durini! After some of those attacks Oil“ "fig? s: ‘Co?! "m; "wouitl benvhfch ammo] w“ purflllllflll to be "WSHHHS ‘hem {allows a swemngwtlltltligd“ ifildilsiilllllllbflll with owncrsibought and sold, and for u c0111";- fi the 301mg, sometimes severewnmnel or it could be peri-orutedlipondlng period [luring which the; mmetlmes so slight as to be spoken and ma, mum and one wivk‘ “swank: andt-onslunntlou m‘ "lwllfl it as "growing pains." 'it is this.‘ ‘my Herman do“ not oppose projlvas forbidden. some ‘useful dhlit: sheumatism. ns it is called. thatj hfln-HOIL [but like every lpose might be served tu fleleilglwil‘ JBlIGTS In heart ailments. The same Ohservmuqle 580s its weak Spmsflllui! Wlwlllel‘ ll"! "lglllilllllfiwrli-fifin‘ irgalllflllls 1118i l"? lmmll l“ m? and us in christian and a gentle-WM.consmnplmz] on-"figilsg (fmmi. [aims Sm ‘lp all! imtlnlllllillatllllilatlllrlillaei man’ he corms 0m openly and‘lllglrillnlzlllollflllllztldill and coiunlerclal .lnlng_oi‘ tic ca! . B ‘,su_\'s so. _ ‘_ .. . ., _; d"... ~10" “wens “p we flaps or covepl h‘ "Obsewew is a mm christianIglllltlgglllzxill. \vlll‘l(ltlilaliaill“l‘lllt> ifs/urge .ngs 0i the valves 0f the 119811 ‘luau. anxious to liclp. he SlI0lll(l;o[ the“ i811“; result of its lisp, dyhdn tho inilliinnlutlflll B003 huvc gone and lmd n heart to heart, h, dean": Wm, ‘m, (|"(xs(i()"‘ m]. sway. these littlc tiaps have hard tnlk Willi l.\ir. fllermun iusicull tiiqhemkunefl m“; 0mm,“ gnydl-m... scnr tissue in blllllfllqlllliifl lbxillugliii: .ssu from u urn. ‘l s CI 7-‘ 21nd gut-kefs the edges of lllfl llllllb‘ ,0 ma; they do not flt closely into its Qpfllllllfifi or valves, and permit i “leuk". Illoutl ilowiug ihffllllill‘ jig leaky valve gives thc hcurt u ‘murmur? Tm- mllsl iat-rluus ihinii illllllll his is that ii lI11IlIl\i-'Il'll tlw "35"" ,f the Mart itself. which after nil s only muscle. anti it has not l-lll‘ mwcr it sliulilll possess. - Anti wiiul arc the SHKKQ-‘llllllls l" grcvcut serious lieult tillmcnts? Th,“ a younggirgf with tonsillitis mould not gel out oi bed loo soon titer the throat clear llIl- lll lac! a youngster recovering lIIOm filly lll‘ lummatioirshoulrl not be allfiwell ip too soon- Bud tonsils, that is infected Lou Ills, sliotllll be removed. as they nay cause heart tlisease. A youngster mlglll 891 “WT one ir more attacks safely. then Del‘

rushiui! iutti thc prod‘. in closing I uiugt say that I iin to sec ZlIIY-IIRYHUII attempt. to d ctnlragc a iciiolv helm: Willi lric in any way; to uproot tllu drink cursc. wilich has cant-lull Ilit} more tnrturi- than toilgut» can ieii I (‘iilliitll ilnngiuc how Alloy could llc it. bill I know ii will Zllillit‘ Sziiin siuiio when illvy tin. I illll Sir. I'ii',. OBSERVATION.

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“IORDS OFTEN Augustin; Don't say “ll siioii pay it by the 13;. ter end of the mouth." “Lattet” is redundant. l

ltimi will. wliert-vcr INISSIDII}, hc pro- fseiliell. , If the inlpztriiul lIIi|lIlI'i'I' wort» lo iurli his tittcuillilt to Francis null ‘sleek to tibtuiu iufurniaiilitl UIUW‘ regarlliill: the relation oi‘ alcohol ,to wealth or tiuvcriy; Iu- could not ‘lvcil be tllscitsull 0i‘ snckim: inform- ‘uiion ‘in a l-tulutigv lvbt-rl- nu util- flllflt! hostile to iiic use of itll-uilul lmlghi be cxpctzilitl. l Franco is u I70lllliI‘_\' wllolll- viuc- ._l’lll'llS. wiltci-i Illitl liquors have loin; jhcvn futiluus, and lrlnu lhc lnzluu- ,l‘:u-turc null salt: o1’ which iurlzla u-twvcuues huvc been received. Tile lFrent-Ii mind. ll(l\\'t3Vt3l‘.vlii uoilliltl: Iii‘ not logical anti auuiyiictli. and ‘any tendency to tirotiucc ivcukiless in thc natioilul pliysiqiw. wilich itiighi fllltlllllltfill‘ iile liilzh rank of "La Ifruncc" among illc nations ul‘ the world. is. wileu rwzlilziiiitt-ii, liable to evoke feelings oi the high- est patriotism.

A few years ago. in iiiv (lily: o1‘ Paris, there was tiuhlilsllcll tin till of-

_ H 1 , (OFTEN 3HSPRONOI§NCPI k _ _ ficlni puhillr document. issliell Willi llflllfi ll llillfl latcnhuu. u ‘iitilfklllxflex ‘mm; U m, I.“ "M", “CUP”, fiprbpluoll (lnvcrunioili tiuihurlLv. and in thc n 1mm“ ‘lvhlchl lfanliigttfgelsisulte to lust syllable llOliilvflil first syihiiic rouugllized mun’ WW “M ‘lmlwmu leriuus. bill Fell l‘ ' ' ' " " ‘ ‘ '

.hc heart. So ut- suillvll "Y -","‘,"'l doctor when hc advises comb" 9 "est for a considerable timenfilol‘; hc youngster is flbllllrelllly "l" ‘ l ... a {i-{P-f!’ vOOQ-OOQO-O-OO-OO l v i ;FOR THE I g SCRAP BOOK i t . A GERIES OF LITERARY i QUOTATIONS FOR‘ l BOOK LOVERS = o0++oo+0+ E Thursday. Maul" 17"”

- P t ' k’ Diy- , Alfitlius ‘tutti. 1880 A. D.. Accordillfl? to early English caiepdarfi. N03" entered the Ark on this Day- I

Marcus‘

SONG ‘. Why so pale and wuu, iuull ltivcl‘ l lPriiltee. who ‘so rule? _ will. when lookmlf well wvl 111"” her, _ Luokim! lll lllcvllll?‘ iI-‘ritilce. Wll." S" lflllc? Wily so dull tlutl nlutc. yllllllg sinner? lPriihce. wily so "lulu? will, when spcukiui! “fill win llcr. _ shying ilolhlut: tint? lPriiliee. wily so tnuto?

can't

Quit, quit, fur shame! this Will HOE inovc, "Pills cannot iakc her; [g or ltcrself she will not lovc- ‘Nothing can mflkc 110i"! The Devil take hcr! —»8|r John Suckling (1609-42)

ST. PATRICK AND THE SNAKES

“Even from thc time of ill! original inhabitants. did Hyhefllll labour ltuder n three-fold plague; a swarm of poisonous creatures whereof tllo number could ilot he counted; at great concourse oi

aemoits visiibiy appearing: and fl m-ultitiude of lEviI-doers and Magicians. ~And these venomous and monstrous creatures. rising out of the earth and out of the sea. so prevailed over the whole Island. that they not only wounded men and animal's with their deadly sting. Iiutsiayed ~rhem with cruel bitings. and not solrlont rent and devoured their members. .. And the most holy JIAFIIRICK applied all his diliigence unto the extirpa- tion oi this three-fold Plague; and at length’ by his salutary doctrine and fervent prayer he, relieved l-Iybernia oi‘ the Increasing mis- chief . He gathered together from ail parts of the ‘Island all the poisonous creatures into one place. then compelled he "them all unto a very high promontory, which

party. any hard and ftdzt declqion. as no- reported. what Mr. Meighen"! mall! liriends and- admllfertrln» Prince

Edward Island Twill be pleaaed yto

learn. that ‘he {in " cularly colleagues “u “his iastjvint

then was called lCruachan-Ailge. but now Cruachan Phadruig; and by the power of his word ho drove the

arrival in the city. The newspaper

king parti- niiidlr bemfilh he

l l

‘the Lou] is

OPFFN AIPSSPPJIIIJIJI): harass; onc l‘, two 5's, SYNONYMS: fight. battle, con- ct. combat. encounter. skiiniisil. WORD STUDY: "Use a word three titties null ii is yours." Let its increase our vocabulary by master- ing one word each duy. Today's wold: ANTECEDENTS; the prey. ious events of a person's life. "Give me a history of this man's anteced- ents."

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Daily, Selections FOR (itutrllizln Itcatlcrs

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March i7, i927 "GUNS FKlPlNlUSZ——-'l‘il0 sucrci oi with them that fcur

him; and iic will shew tllcm his covenant. Psalm 25:14,