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THE CHARIAHTETOWN GUARDIAN

TIIE ETIARLOTTETOWII GUARDIAN

Mornln] Dally Wounded In llﬂl

. dent: Lleut. Col W. Chum" 3- UBl-IN VICQ‘! dent: l. K Burnett, l‘. J. I.

Quantity: UQIIL Cot. u. A. llaclftmnn. 0.5-0. w“; ""1 managing Director: J. B. Burnett, l-'J.l. hloelau Edlton; Frank Waller and Lleut. In

A, Burnett, KC-NJZB. (On Acllvo SSIVIM)

‘The Strongest Memory i: Weaker Thu the Weaken! Ink.’

M 014v, Ariufofiius

Oh, Consistency!

Stiffer fines and penalties are urged‘ by the Temperance Federation as the only means of im- proving enforcement conditions under the Pro- hibition Act. Just for the record, it is worth rgqalliqg how the existing inadequate fmes and penaftics ca-iie to be there. .

It iiaiipcnctl not so vc-Jv 1011K 111.111. 11l1~l'-‘1 l1

I ' ‘ . I Libcral ediiiiiiistrzitioii iii an lll-l-lllcfﬂl R3215‘ lam-e (-0n,].-_5¢¢1 largely o.‘ professed prohibi- tioiiists. _ _

First move was lll I936, when the miniminri ﬁne for first tiffcnse under the Act was reduced from $200 M $79-

ln the folloiviiig _\'(’Z1l‘, 011 [lfﬁlext 0f “cousolidatiiig" the .~\ct, the minimum fine for second and subsequent offenses \'\'2tS‘l'_€(ll1C€(‘l from $500 to b300, zuid the .'iltcriiativc jail sent- ence from six months to four 1110111115.

'l‘hat was a real gift to thc bootlcgging fra-

tedly be of no great military value. It has been designed not to cause widespread havoc, but to destroy difficult pin-point targets, hitherto looked upon as iiivulnerablc, such as under- ground factories, heavy concrete U-boat pens and fortifications‘ of extraordinary thickness. The boinb's great power is found in its pene- tration and explosive force. It is all-British in conception, but some casings are being made in the United States to British specifications. The depth of its penetration and the size of the crater it makes remain secret. '

-.ED|IOR|AL NUIES- The Exhibition and-ad Home Weel? will rise this year on the ashes of its deadself. a n- n- a

A continuation of the Budget debate in the local Legislature this week should throw some light on how the Government, with curtailed ex- penditure and increased revenue, succeeded in

getting nearly a million dollars behind. i 1k Ii U

Premier J. B. McNair told the New Briiiis-

wick Legislature that a report on a survey of Petitcodiac tidal power .'ivailable this spring.

a- =o<

possibilities may be

1t ilr

LicuL-Col. W. W. Reid, D.S.O., has been

transferred from the Perth Regiment to the Royal Regiment of Canada, a Toronto battalion which, according to a C.P. cable, was the first unit across the Tweiite Canal, winning the first bridgehead.

It was the 23rd Canadian regi-

't€,.,,;“. and s; “us no doubt duly appreciated merit disclosed to be fighting across the Rhine. '-' ‘ 1- : n: u

in subsequent Liberal campaigns.

The Guardian protested thcsc changes at [he time, but ll seeincd to be a voice crying in the \\'ll(l(.‘l‘ll’c.\<. There werothcii "in thc House many so-calletl champions Of‘lllt3 Pro- hibition .-\ct—.\lr, “right, Mr. Saville, Campbell, .\lr. (ilZlYhC, .\lr. Cox, .\lr. l\lcl\m- non and other Zl they allowed its teeth to be {lulled in this f1t>lll1rll without a word 0f W0‘ test. » Now it seems that all that it is necessary t0 do is get back tn whcre we were!

(hie mmdcrs bow many Liberal 1'1'1B111l-1¢1'5 had twiiigcs 11f conscience as they listened to and zipplaiirlctl the Federation delegates last week, urging the restoration of the very clauses they had sabotaged successfully a few WBYS 3g“-

Family Allowances

The current issue of the Labor Gazelle, pub- tisehd by the Dominion Department of Labour, contains an zirticlc on Family Allowances in Caiiadzi of which a column is devoted to Prince Edmird Island as the “proving ground" of this legislation. ;\11 examination of the Island forms, szivs the article, makes apparent the usefulness of thc information collected through the reg- is ‘on. For instance, it was shown that 550 chilrlrcn, ovcr six years of age, were not at- tending school. The reasons were given as fol- lows: No teacher, no school, 73; helping or ivorkiug at home or elsewhere, 20f); school trio far, n-eailit-r, bad roads, 69; helping on farm. 91; can't afford, no clothing, 26; can't learn, doesift like, won't g0, etc, 44; others 38.

lt is questionable whether the laudatory statements of .\lr. Paul Martin, parliamentary assistant to the Minister 0f Labor, on family al- lowances should appear in an official public publication of this kind. More extraordinary, however, is the statement immediately follow- ing (page 272) that with family allowances being paid to the children of workers while they are 0n strike, workers will therefore be given "more freedom" to fight "unscrupulous eni- ploycrs." \\‘lio was responsible for inserting this propaganda in an official publication, paid for by the taxpaycrs and representing, pre- Slllllfllll)‘, thc views of thc Minister of Labour in

doubt that a potato substitute is needed. doubt that the Jerusalem artichoke is either from

of them being from

\\'. Custancc and Norman S. Baxter in Nova

in Quebec. native of Quebec and Senator John D. Mackay a native of Cape Breton. 01's‘ are Republicans except Mr. Cameron, who is a Democrat.

ly enough brings me to a story of one,” said

New York's Mayor LaGuardia finally has

announced thc name of the potato substitute he “discovered" but kept secret for a iveek. says Sf. Louis Post-Dirpalclz.

“Turns out to be the Jerusalem artichoke, which the mayor claims We doubt that. We \\'e

is ‘tastier than potatoes.’

Jerusalem or an artichoke. In short, we doubt that LaGuarrlizfs find is what it's cooked up to he." i i U i Still another transatlantic air record. .'\ Canadian-built Mosquito, piloted by a Scottish flight lieutenant, with a Canadian navigator plotting the course, left Newfoundland after breakfast Friday morning and arrived in Scot- land in time for a late lunch in the afternoon. The fleet, plywood plane covered the 2,185 miles in five hours and 38 minutes. A break- down of the amazing time with its possibilities for post-ivar travel showed an average speed of 387.6 miles an hour — approximately 6 1-2 itiilcs a niimite. The navigator was FO. F. C. Scid- ciikraiiz of Hamilton, Oiit., who said: “The trip was entirely without incident. \\’e were fortim- ate with tail winds, Flt-Lt. H. C. Graham of Glasgow, was the pilot, taking the ship oii an R..»'\.1"', 'l‘ransp0rt Command delivery flight. is w a ti

According to the legislative register of the General Court of hlassachusctts, cighthiembcrs of the House of RCPICSBXVAVlVCS and two mem- bers of the Senate are natives of Canada. two Prince Edward Island. Representatives Roy C. Smith and Samuel D. McLeod were both born in Prince Edward Island; Representatives Colin J. Cameron, Adiii

Scotia; Representative Avery \V. Gilkerson in Toronto and Representative William H. Sears Senator Joseph F. Montminy is a All of these legislat-

i i i l ". . .In this last film is a parrot which natural-

o

Norman Spurr recently, while giving a Film

Notes By The Way

"What." asks the ulonllhed Fug- hrer, "are those Mlllta Idiot-a do- lsqg ln my back yar ?"—Toronto

ar.

The Russian 3rd Ukrainian Anny to the relief’ of the copy desk, d9. ciclsd to by-pass “ ' w.- 1n Hungary-New York Sun.

What we no behold ted; the amazing triumph tiff‘: tealn-l-l the armed forces of Britain and the CoinmonivcJth, Buss United States, plus the‘ toll. effort and socrlffce of loyal workers of every kind and class on the home of the flghtlng men, we are all partakers tn the atrug lo now approaching a victorious cl ax.- Hallfax Herald. -

There ls always something to prevent newspaper editors from be- coming conceited. The Clnelnnatf Times-Star recently received and prlutcd this letter: "f. have a com- plaint to make. My father has been maklng me copy the first edl. torfal every nlizht, to help me with my wrltfnz. Sometimes your ed1- torlals are too long, so could- you please make the first editorial the shortest one?" _ Brantford Ex- posltor.

Ferry service between St. Joseph Island and the mainland has been resumed. That ls lu itself n11 evid- ence. lf more were needed, that Spring ls indeed well advanced ln Algoma. The resumption of ferry service glves the St. Joe Island rest- dent a renewed sense of contact with the world. For durlng the Wlntcr he ls dependent on a road across the lce and lii the Sprlng, when the lce softens, there ls usual- ly a perlod of greater o1- longer duration where contact la virtual- ly impossible. Now all ls well un- tll Wlnter settles down once more. --Sault Ste. Marle Star.

Latlerly, the respectful “Sir” has vanlshrrd from the railroad por- ters vocabularv. A traveller on the Toronto-Montreal pool traln reports that hls instruction to the porter to cull hlm in time to get: off at Montreal West was acknow- lvdilcfl with an "Uh huh." No slur on Montreal West appears to have been Intended. It was merely a weary recognltlon of the traveller's eccentricity. Perhaps, the traveller, there wlll be more pul- ltoness when the railroads ngnln have to compete for business with the prlvnte motor-car. Llke other buslnesses, they are having their personnel problems and It ls not surprising that the amenities of nvel nre no longer observed by the porter. The traveller ls ivllllniz to murmur to himself, “Thcrell come n dnv." and put up with things as they are. Nevertheless, he adds. enough ls enough, mid woe betfde the first porter who calls hlm “lvfacﬁ-Tltc Printed Word.

_ Some articles about the launch-

1113 of our new aircraft carrier, the Midway, referred to lts as the “largest

warship", erhaps mad. vertentlv. But that f; not far from fact. The Midway ls rated as 45.- 000 tons, which ls the same as our Iowii class battleshlps. And because of the peculiar construction of a flat-top deck. the iictuzil dimensions of the lvfidvray may be greater than the Iowa 01- the Mlsscurl. But even after alrcraft carriers have bearded the Japanese Niivy In lts own inland sca, we do not hear nny_ more tall: about the carrier having displaced the battleship as a capital ship. The carriers have done more toward eliminating the Jnp Navy than was expected, even after their first major victory the battle for which the newest C’il'l‘l‘l(’l‘ 15 named. But the battle- ships liave also done a lot of slug- glng slncc the Battle of Midway. We know we need both to continue our rapid adyance In the Paclflc. ——-cl"llCfl,'_‘Zl Daily News.

In your orchard are many varl- tlcs of fruit. Dlcl God create the Stark Dellclous apple, the North- ern Spy and other varieties? No, He gave man the little wlld crab and the hawthorne, which ls a mlnlature ripple or germ, and from these man developed what; we have today. Yet. according to some pcpplrfs statements, If you klll the mice that. girdle these frult trees when they are small, you are “ln-

In, and the‘

PUBLIC. a FORUM _

Thh column l: open for .In dllcnllon by apoudanto of lament. The a doe: not noon- mll; adorn the opinion of correspondents.

rumor; COUNTY LIBERAL cannman: Bin-lithe Llbemla of Prince

I would suggest Capt. John L. Read of Borden.

Everyone remembers till father

Capt. Jolwh Read. who so filth- fully represented the county some years ago, and I am firmly con- vfnoed Capt. John would. lf elec- ted. look after the needs of the county Just as fslthfully as hls father. Prince Edward Iulﬂlldﬂfd know well the long‘ and faithful service Capt. Read gave while master of the Car Ferry. and hls cllaiznlssal from the service was an outrageous act of the Canadian National Railways. The people of P.E.I. wlll remem- ber Capt. Reed's two trips to Rus- sia during the flrst world war through submarlne lnfmted waters. These two trips of Capt. Reads to Russia should never be forgotten, but. I am afraid some officials are too ready to forget such deeds of heroism. I trust that when the Llberals are choosing their candidate for Prlnce County they wlll not for- get Capt. Read.

I am. Sirgetc. PRINCE C0. ELECTOI.

LIBERAL CANDIDATE FOI- PRINCE

Sir-Perhaps next. to, when Is the War going to end? the most dominant question agltatlng the public mind ln Prince County !s. who ls going to be the Liberal cau- dldate In the forth coming Dom- lnlon Election?

Among the various names men- tloned of prospective candidates, there is one name that stands out. conspicuously as meeting with gen- eral a-pproval. and no doubt wlll be the popular cliolce when the Convention for that purpose ls call- ed hi the person of Capt. John L. Read of Borden. Here ls a man who ls pro-eminently well qua- llfled to carry the Standard of Liberalism to complete and flnal vlctory. Captain Read ls a native of the county, a true Prince Edward Isl- ander, belonging to one of the best known and one of the most pro- minent famllles ln the Province: hls father. the late Captain Joseph Read having represented the county of Prlnce for several years with credit and distinction, 11nd by popular" consent ls generally allowed to have been one of the ablest reprwentatlves the county ever had.

In supporting J.L. Read, the electors are not votlruz for any outsider but one who knows all the wants and requirements of the dlstrlct.

Captain Read ls a prn-mltient an‘ successful farmer and has for sev- eral years served as President of the Farm Federation Board with a marked degree of success.

In SElECblll8'CBplBll'l Read the electors are choosing a candldate. whom, although he has walked with kings has never lost the com- mOH $011011. and ls first and last one of the people. In choosing Captain Read we have a man who has first-hand knowledge of the many problems that confront the farmers of the Province. and has the courage and abllIty to do all that ls humanly possible to rectify them. It ls to be hoped that Captain Read may be prevnlled upon to accept the nomination.

I 11m. Sir. etc.

J. P. TANTON Summerslde. P. E. I.

“MOST DAMN-ABLE ATIIEISM"

County are looking for a candidate

01a thlngsslthat llfoihas used andl

elvlllntlon wlll b0 doomed. Th0 late Earl Lloyd George sold In the first great war: "We are fldhllnl Germany, Austria, and Rum. and the greatest of these fa rum. Arc we on 7.52.1. going to throw up our hands and say t clut- be done. and fall tn llria with all the other Provinces whlcb have over- whelmed by thla dcadl and dvorat enemy which wlll no oubt destroy more lives than the war against Hitler. It ll a long hard fight and may mean tears and sweat and blood but to say It can't be done fl t-be most daninable Athetsm.

What about the tourists! If they come here for mat and recreation we can Introduce them to some of the flnest beaches In the world. If they come here to drink Whllkel’ and beer and debsuch themselves and otherl. then they should un- derstand that they are not wanted neither do we want their money. Let us take do ln our Island and especially the fact that. ft has a personality and can stand alone. Let us be ashamed of our lawlessness. Let. all decent citizens keep the law and do what. they can . to help to enforce the law. and I believe there are men on both sldes of the House who have courage and conscience and brains to sec this worst enemy put out of bus- lness.

I am. sir, etc. A. l). STIRLING.

Valleyiflelxl. April l, I945.

TIE PATIIOS OP‘ OLD THINGS

Who had not known the pathos of old thlng

thrown aslcle? 1

An old house where a board or casement, swings.‘ 1

Where doors are left unbarred and

gaping wlde.

Love crossed thla threshold whcn

the wood was new.

A lbrlde came ln to Joy and mother-

ood, . Was born again this Wly when lit withdrew All worn and white to the Etei rial Good. .

‘Twas Love's frail hands that foughtl against decay, That. kept the laughter and the hearth aglow; Cold silence entered when went away, And where her chlldren cannot know Since none came to reclalm the broken borne, The Peace of ft lfvea with them where they roam. -l..ucy Gertrude Clarkfn ln St. Dunstanls Bed and White.

this War-—Four Years Ago 1

By The Canadian Prue’ ABRII. 9, loll-Germans occup- lect Salonika after that port was virtually evacuated by the Greeks. Churchill warnml Russla m a House of Comomns speech that. Germany was reaching for the gukralne wheatﬂelds and Caucasian

aha

RIB W0

---—-.___-__ PIG IRON RECIPE

It. takes more than three and three-quarter tons of raw mater- Ials to make a ton of plg lron: 1 1-2 tori-s of coal to make e. ton of coke, 1-8 tons of lron ore and half ton of limestone.

GAS HIE It takes a tank DJ)‘ of gasoline —8,000 gallons -to flll a 3-29 Superfortress. l1 OCTAVIIS

There are 88 keys ln the full

é 53 Grafton Street

hair

We are now ready to make i arrangements

HIGHWAYS CLOSED 1 MOTOR VEHICLIE

"op-min; won-u .‘A rll us, further notice, ill highwgyyln tllll Provlnewc 31.4"

motor which traffic. accept. In ouch one: when u. weight of vehicle and lad deco not exceed IMO you“ ......*-.1::.' batsman?‘ "M" "ii-r i" ii

Dated the 29th day of March, A). 1M5.

Dy Oriel, - ‘C. J. STEWART, Acting Clerk of the Executive Comm],

GASSY STOMMI RELIEVEII

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Back-Bite Tablets

A remedy for Bnckacm 511ml!!!"- Urlnarv troubles, Nﬂlfml. Jnlnl Muscular mil 1.11125. "an :' “l°"'.““'“"

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Price 50 cents per llox.

TllE 2 H.408

HI Grant George street

' Moll Orders Glven Prompt Attention.

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“Specialists in the fit- ting of glasses for tho correction of ocular de- » facts.” 1

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I! Grafton Street. Charlottetown

Phone 2W1 m; m Randolph I’. ltlonnlu. 0.1.

Haitians

for hauling

tcrfcrlng with. or upsetting, Na- If

fmlpulﬁ keyboard of the plana- ture's balance." you are rals- are‘ ..

.. . . milk this season. the l\lll;1 Government? Our hard-working farm-

Reviciv for the overseas listeners of the BBC, “— " "

BELL 6‘ MATHIESN

Slr.—I read'lri the Guardian of

. . . . . lug poultry or other blrd llfe valu- M F" we would “s” "hi" 3" ers in this Province, who have little use for Going on to ten the follow“, anecdom 1,1019 w humnnlty, and the hawks Apr“ 2 a’ letl." ‘mm a Mr‘ A" trons and an MW ones mirzimc strikers of any kind. may Well ask an ° g vwlti wcasels and other vermln Th°m ‘mm Th” B"m'°1° 311m" pa y "only 7° m“

_ ‘ “Though an excellent bird, its language was more begin n, destroy and me on the I know neither Thorn nor where l0 get lll IOIICII Will’! lllﬂll‘ tvhoni this argument is expected to appeal. "

. . . . - c I virilc than could be borne by Touiiiiys hostess bit-gs. ﬁnd‘ yrnlu fall to take a 51111 §§§mB’§,,‘f,‘§,‘§ “e352, lfgblgrantléi‘: Hauler. We want all haul- Eggiﬁk chub-L" - /'_ ""'*"j '1' lti whom he'd been evacuated. The order went ngtugsmgletjfe 822: Bush 1s most appropriate and as em tdstal-t immediately the H.F. MCPIICQ B-A- K, i ‘A ‘P95 out A" Islet forth that the parrot was to be destroyed. Tommy y11111- If V0111‘ clothing were to be- W“ W811i expect hls letter brlstles roads dry "P- took the bird into the garden and gave it a come infested with vermin or tsohagocf; ttkcihms and he do“ h“ Norm‘, ‘o. Britain's ncw il-ton aerial bomb, which was terrific blow with a piece of wood. That night llblilrlddldlg-lllrriigs’ ‘tvliiehfngggtlesntdi- aliil‘: ‘mt respeclam 38:0“; glegalll-‘Bgnlll; f " pay mmthly in h". Bmnlsrl. mucnol llFCil recently‘, ls thc most (lcvastating weapon a sobbing and heart-broken boy was (listurbcd E§',3‘,,‘,‘;$°,,‘,",",{,°§§31s1,1;1,1e11n11{flu-ﬁg gg:°,,l$5l?::é?£r“Jgecgsmlwgﬁ ' Al“ Bum“ m!” Bllllﬂllll Chariot of 1h.- w; Ltlffllllg to the British Iiiforniu- by the fluttering of bedrzigglctl wings, and thc nraumcliv-these people would have known 1n our Province and who ls ‘u. OUT Ill» AGHI. _ ' Tnﬁ 1 ticn ' 'ccs. lt is lCll limes as powerful as thc parrot landing on thc bed rail said ‘That was a t° remmn that l“ dam‘ 5° 9°“ seeking "° shield u” "'51"? Feneml‘

were "upsetting Nature's balance", lon from the snares and

It! lls f slnce God created all these crea- the rumsellers, p a o

rocket missile, which has a speed plac- ma, from me W“

hcll 0f a bomb, wasn't it—-—did you hear the HWASDS

Mufflll and Bum)“ .

William Cecil, the great Lord Burghley; as l parliameptarian he ranked high, alike for his judgment and his commanding charm of speech; in I593 hc offended Queen Elizabeth and hcr ministers by opposing them on important points of parliamentary procedure, but through the in-

expreued In the past. They know what. Government Control has done for the Provlnce of Nova Scotla. Nova Scotln spent $1 .799.322 on booze In sale of llquor increased in I944 o- V" 1943 $3,476,284 The men who I are calling for government control l take the place of Prohlbltlori are

In London, Bert Ieldman who wrote “Tlpperaryﬂ rnarclilng song of British troops ln the Great War, has died ln hls 70th yenr and hls passing recalls to those of us who are mlddle-aged a distant Interlude ln the pageantry of our youth. So lneiztrlcably was this song bound up m with that. other conflfct that; ft ls

(d :it 3.000 miles an hour, but, unlike that wca- Waffllllglr‘ gums at the same “mm or h°w mnum“ °f u" dmnkaﬂll "I10 d0- ’ 6°‘ i . . ., , ' bout the fly, carrler of typhoid? lng he best t l f tn piin of blind tlPSlflltllOll, the llritish bomb is * "‘ "‘ "‘ Do you conbrlol lt or, preferlrlng not high ideals. lsllsdmlldbettartﬁgllgiltte? W LINIMENT Dllnﬂtaffnage, P.E,I, n‘ F. r highly risen ti: and is iiitciidcrl for pin-point Frances‘ Bacon. Baron Vcrulzuii and Vis- {apéllslgglisonﬁillfyurfils Hfinvnglazjeflg: W113 t-‘Xcsllenl 11 ciirrled conviction i ‘ Wuilemlgl U; cations. count St. _r\ll)OllS, English lawyer. statesman and ‘Kalil/G mat} "gonniaipion m," a". these mwkfggiegrelheoftfllf" ‘félgllfgzhhtlves . ohm,“ “Nam” ts evcliupiiicnt, it is explained involved philosopher died this date I626 a nephew: of “is” w “"- walttzig for? They know the voice LﬂcKfE h“...

. ' . , ' I'D! Ill-lull

litich more than merely doubling the size of its i °f u“ 1° “'5 Q s ___§y Ken Reynold‘

predecessors. Mr. M. Neville \Vallis, its in- vcutor, dcvolcd five _\'('Zll‘S to evolving it; but the problem then confronting British war ex- pcrfs was to create a planc- powerful cnniigh to carry the wczipon, in addition to a regular

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C harles R. McQuaid

crew and fiicl load. Such a Lancaster has been fhience of Uncle Bur hle ivas restored to fav- ,. 5" wanting rum. rivers of 1t wltho v, - f - A. built, lint its lifting power, speed and size are our and became derpgof {he Sm. Chambcr; m, if!t"gliipegrii-igrwlltllgiitlnllilrilklrighblf lrlfliiglcgféﬂblrlléespecttve of wing. ( ‘(t l not disclosed .'ililiniigli it iniist be a formidiililv the (lownfall of the Earl of Fsscx to WllOlll lie 2,233,, ,,,‘,§3}}}§';“,,°“,','§,’,’; Dldanot ffloévlmﬂlfltlllns$lflk sell 1m i ))l nu” 5mm", cmlomtm craft of thc sl as. “.35 persona] advjscr‘ as a loyal Qucmfs (jmm. loilne, the interminable roads, the a?" 3:191‘ 30000000 worth? It la , "u" u;

Mr. \\':illis ivns snnieivhat embarrassed in Se] 11¢ 355mm] in his pmsecutian for 1,9350,“ glob ‘giggletlmggglgigsilﬁnyeglflzmfgzlf thléehwathi: aedlgiglgatligaﬁllwfﬁ: o - ' " ’ W” testing his huge bomb because of its deadly i; ‘v35 not m] thc advent of James 1 he bcgan blll-'- -_<‘~~n1nets. ‘the "front llne." Government going Into t/he bus- '/ C‘ if P°“"’l'- A flllbslzﬂl 911551"! “'35 evfiﬂlllﬂlll’ to rise iii public life, to which he was indebted splgflﬁggf“ the parapet“ of mm’ the“ w“ “Id I “m ‘n M l”

Feldmanﬂs song was wrltten before 1914 but. lt was the war and the song's natural swing and melody which made ft a popular chantry for marchlng troops. That other war was a war

fall down to the degradation of the rumaeller and wlll reap the The U.S.A. reaped

gee ln

filled with ballast and ilrogipetl at an isolated spot in Britain. The size of the crater it made . can be imagined from the fact that it took eight- '- een ivnrkincn nine days, toiling twelve hours

to his dedication of his first publication All- r/anccniciit af Learning to James, who was ever susceptible to flattery of this kind; VBBCOIFS Nor/inn Orgarmm (New Instrument) is the fin-

' A |svss sxniiiiisi stiissss FITTED

the business that. maku d-runkarda-of other‘, wlthout nap-

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