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com life aa an artificial eailt- taneoua group activity. and onpor- o!‘ _ M! hm I 401W "1193- lt is nether .

ence unconnected with normal liv- tiinit for natural leadership ea- 30M ref "the! i110" m" Deal not yourmhrr know me, ins- The activities of the school pressing itself in informal as We'll - ‘e lays e never g0 M Wi- Be aaya h did not let any Dir- should derive their meanlug. in as in oraeuiaed ways. Ohildmie Y!‘ m“ ture from you. . '

m, main, from their to in "firmer-e m eager him. You an stranger than ha. the world outside. The teacher not should come freely to the surface. - 01‘ 1% 110"" M! m’ Neither the house nor the lar- only ‘harms interpret subieot- While they cannot. be the ihai "l0 l" - dc: was eoid.

matter by means of’ examoee of the col pro- "liiflllmn Ie ie an momhicnly tell man.

drawn from the pupils ermeri- sremme- they Ihflflallinbe the wig; '1 I "V hwy m comma to see my u, “u” ?“°" ‘Wfihmfffrld 11?: ‘.'...2.°“.‘.‘Jrr°°’$§ fiolllfitil?" m ' I. It isn't true whet he eeid- lined 3%‘ isn't true m" " i‘ gfiiffifmumry, partly through To eumm ' . school should be 5e h" "we friend! Whkh Be has some frieha whom I 7°“ " well-planned visits and excursions thought of as a to be lived I 0W . know.

by the introduction of where there is action. co-opere- "- BM!!! it 0V0!‘ llain. Begin it again,

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, l J u m L “mice opened their winter ot- ber. coal, dairy products. sugar. 0i time and troube into 111819871118 -, I , n, ,1 709k’ _ us...“ m, "mu (um) u" fl ufiu }’.u§"u‘_u'u{u‘muuu”§:§u fenslve in Poland. Soviet troops, Population about 40,000. the mo N“ ‘mmw- I "w" 4° '1'“- m”, o“ 3 ° m" W‘

~ uu- u. U u, u“ , us..." on Jan l3 shattered German lines Iwo Jima was invaded by the to KAVGIHIZ: ’.‘3.‘l..'.'.‘.'i‘..§"“ 1h hustle/ally: You'll have w fllzure. as close as “m3 5 u“ u h“ nut, .(arwa.s e ro - - r ,, . cy. er-o .r.Ac_ . The M,” m. (dawn) u‘ ‘he em yum r on a IfI-rnilc front in Poland to a American forces. 1t is about 750 tonshow his appreciation. aglllenwlllil 216133 tgmhttliothes cost. mum.’ ‘Wham. _ l T" ~ . m- u e m l»- ur cur rm" Th~c~- m»-

ll He tilled the cushion with . This (watc ) correc 0 e - - _ l a . ‘ » . ran 0 . ‘n. . mmu ‘Well, he handed me a Seillfid] Reimbursement for advances. I m“ m mm“ sauna‘ o‘

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dmm" south of Warsaw. The nursing plateifi? risiséntst: 1.8053 feeumilfon). “Wfmpe- £41313‘ 1°°k $51“ l‘ d?“ tuggiegsuhgalvulu ‘fir? gym Active Service St. s. . . RESPIRATION IN THE FROG geggiilinufillellré Hslfiilesgirove t3: wltii- zinc. lead. and cereals. Area. m“ ‘m’? Qflehist “wine if “gr " Crawford. Allan Bruce. PO.. N-S. and P.l.l’. Regiment

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u forced m“ u" um“ when u“ The norm... r1... p$p§y|,..§"g.,h§ o’. mifi‘; T55 .',’.°"'s “§?"°$8(.,.i{$.~ while. Wlhen he left, r realized l had 130B gevgolghly mlbiiiggkugiymlfi on Ygrlhblomg. NTighothy John. rte.“ ide andntlzkes in oxxyge? ti}? twg frogt gangs, gl-lsggeutihuihgufiodg éfizbiiguhaxhegalsxeecionge rldfiievgeolwa: dyes. cottons. cement. P0p_ didntnknow how to reach him, y‘ f I susp uns _ ou g Des Jarfinmieygflmczdsgt o“ N," film, mam‘ VHYSZ 0 50m! 8 en TOUQ COD THC E 5 fl _ ' ' . "11) g [id be r | -, ' III“ ll

its moist skin, both when the shl- wall, compressing the air in the Zgemfizhifylgxfketwggntiliversgw (ind Inga, up. Ploldnd, a2 m. any]. M?" W" "i" "m" °"°- (0,. you duuumeu). he sufu ‘gjfufly gary. Alta. Homer-L Mum, m" mmuuu, mal is in water and when it is on iunas and forcing it into the mouth Knkow an“ B e 17115551: gm firs?!“ llteflcotton m s. I suppmc I mud have "I know that a1 girl as nice lock- mflmmy "4"", o" . 5mm N- 3- imd. and chiefly (i) through the cavity. The ability of the frog who“ Ge "n ‘Y t”; P- md’ t?“ "ml °\"- ""1 1"" found out But “m, an Daddy ingggyqu are can’; he)’, hm ma- ve

' - l° ‘"'°“"‘° ‘hmlh m m“ had collapnsned w?“ x o?“ c? toegh t 1 Idid put not oi extm time and 1*" r Per-whirl Ornaments. Gm" "m" “‘""- 9"»

(‘cc back of the Irog’s mouth is a ables it to hibernate. As cold and omstoch-owa “aha-d XMOW- 12o W "(i-f 11-. Pull"!- C- tmuble “m, “muting that mum But it can't be helped. You didn't T‘ l. Man. I Regiment dc Qlebee r“. (glottis). This opens into a weather approaches. the frog goes Lodz was m tured J l; "1- 5- 0 fill/filial)’. Place 0i’ m’ "st... come by mo“ umumunts huneub Harris. William Bertram, age, Boudrellu, Hector, Pte. emrt tube (trachea) which bran- to the bottom of a pond or stream Tannenb“ 11in Eaton? anl. 9th. p113 malgcth ma: ac urespocofggn p" you were workmg overtime’ 1y_ and mwflmuu your“ utuuflug Sydney. N. S. ' Rocher N. N. B.

clles to the lungs. The lungs are and burrows into the mud. Here it clipmred '30" Jan 31 tmugmglas ggormr °° r m.‘ 9"?" 9- -' Hum ‘along did," v0“, resum- in i0 be behest flnain . . . " Mach“) 515"‘ Leme. 58th "WWI!!! Reported Milli!!! NII"'_ ‘two elastic sacs. the inner sur- remains all winter. n dug out. it mm “ha” 3 m- ‘men; ‘h m? m“ t B r B“ t mp1,," m‘, m, m, mu, mu. "1 doom mind sending bsok u... Wmwlll- 0M- Iereried Prisoner or

[ices of which are greatly increas- is apparently dead. ‘This dorman m w or I Emmi. M m: ‘m; lu-tggdl 5111?. in _y 0 uudunuon,» Jewelry. At least I don't mlrpe N-H. and 21.1. Regiment g '1 b-{nmimmuls m“ i“ u? fl?" “ d" °° ‘h’ {mugmf '11.“; ofn ‘Vletul-a flows ‘in (two ubrarli fir... our?’ c oas 000m" ex‘ W” H’ "du'gm,u°' “m” my av it t?“ m1‘ didriytentiizilw omémvzgafsnm ‘it'll? suoyd mm" m” V’ farm g sma spaces. e eprooeases are emv alnos - _ - - - r - u cu e ome, n . - .

walls contain a network of blood the stopping point. Willie hiber- 311:1 tmlgh the town, egg: more Tumrfiiiiélfijoilaezrt; ‘g: igryniys ‘litre: by lew. n?» he Paid We Just a-sort of ncstiruc. I (mum. Pmmm) "If- file!“ will“ IM- >~

. ill i .1: tch th d r- afln , th r a gt only such "i between and _ thought he gov it t p “l” "e5 W“ w“ “m e n 9 ° m‘ ° n ° 1 due to deepening of river copper. wood pulp ship- m‘ Y'- M‘ “m” he h, cured m. If‘, °1 ‘fueuumefufufi Previously Reported Mum.‘ N"

Ede of the frogs mouth. you can oxygen as can be taken through ' 1 - “Sh; guvu mu presents u . l. '» r9 in ve e L en the mm M“, ouduuflon o’ m‘ and creaton of free port at Neu- building; cathedral (11th cent.) is .. - a _ mum m mun? mm b u For Official Purposes Presumed Dolmn S Pie. 7‘ Fhctzfogrefiggatgur?‘ i?‘ Qaespzvhut. h“ been "one. 1n the ha.‘ body fahrwesser. shipbuilding; sugar place of coronation of Kings o! m; “i=2: iguwflnfimmg “£013? 1r r M411’; believed Hui“ “$25 Killed In Action Mrs. Catherine Gallant. (mother) -~' ninth closed. When it inhaler. or goes on only fast enough to keep ‘wmfil- dmmlni- brmhe: Ilq- Norway: former eup- oi Norway. u- Bu," you ,0, muluuu out r wouldn't have taken 1t. cl- "-5- 1M P-I-l- llflieevllle. P. I. l- rcathes in. it lowers the floor of the animal barely alive. When ‘mm’ mm in“? mum” Wm: PW‘ c‘ ‘mow’ that mailing list and haw much w!" 1"“ 3°71" Vwfihn- 1f I gym" h --. mouth, forming a partial vac- warm spring weather cornea, "49"" Y . iobeew- eis- Meeelle. Riv» lisee in Verses m,“ unuuuu mm uuuuuu mu. hadn't. I'd have married Peter Bielllmv» N- B- ‘guum in the mouth cavity and frog sga becomes active. like “'5' bucks‘ “d cum“ °l flmbe" Mu" Hume‘ m,“ nmmmrd to I aim to pavnlt all back ‘i M’°D°“"1d-" Km“! l“ A"“°" opening the nostrils. The greater the frog. all other cold-blooded 11119011! tell. chemical products, through France. Lulwbwrfl- "id "Horace dldrfit alwsv= plvr me "Bl" W“ "Y" 1°" Vwlhh my nmmm‘ "° 9"“ air pressure outside forces air animals are able to iive when their herrtrfinils- Pfltrelelim. iron, and Prussian l-thlneland. and Joins R- urwumu u; money, Duad... sun-nu 10mm‘. Jcrlnees. A man like that. Gumrdr m!" Mu PM» 511M74- hrouuh the nostrils mm the mm‘ h body tmmeutum i. reduced to ea mengvare. Exports wood. sugar, Rhine at Coblenz. valley noted “mes he n" me omur-mm“ .. who used you and men duper-m; N. B. revity. The floor of the mouh that of their surroundings. pro- F" - W"- mvlasses. and oil chief tribe. Meurthe and “mm your" h". to and mm. W" 1n Y°l1r 110"!‘ 0' Med!" N3- "il P-l-I- 35W"!!! Is then raised. closing the nostrils vided the temperature u not low ""- Pme eenferehte e1 Peri-e m. Dept. n. n. uuuu Jet-mm mum mm“, “No, 1 rum.” r .,m-r, 3... Redeem. Murdock Ainslie. cpl. comm “u...” c mi “our w rm rm» c l: ‘cleric =l-s."-rr=..-::."i2 are c. ......l' ultra-tr 1M Wu l» or €°“‘°3°l.$u“°....’..“".°“" M ".- s .... ......... .. - .. ynr e . a .; "_ "on a e_Y ewrena . l '“°“"" T” °°’“" . "',.“‘°" °°“,';,- . C. zi.l".ti:r-ir.’r..hz.l"l".rz"l.ll:l salt: “i§....'..‘i‘.°.l.'.“"...'.““..fi“ .52.". °’“ "“-"u5ii‘-'i‘uf-°‘°“" ““°‘ l" T” m" .."?.>"=ll*°""m '* oars.’- is"? MM"- "r u . .. . "- s... . . '- __ 0 Z NW 0i’ sure. s mo m. - - '= e , ames. e., Gncc ll’) EXE.RCISE (Se “t t e sub” m: e ‘uses customs administration. Area. 764 mines giving rise to hardware and N0. that isn't what I ought to I'v; kept on hupxihg.‘ I mhh“ B. _» Arcélibaid lemaril. u

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' S” sq. m.; population about 390.000: other manufactures. Chief tn., have slid. he thmllht wretchedly nerhs lie really was Canadian Alanonred Cor-pa Moswem. i“ u“ F°n°wmg mm”) oi citv pmpei’. zamooo. Gdynin. Metz. Area. 2.40s so. rn.: mo. c. You dent talk or eiartinz with a by Sum... I (uh 1 Haney. John James. -rpr., Dart- rte. Sydney. u. port. fioland. 12 miles Ne. of Dan- 693.000. @199" 8W0? “h!!! 8 P6150115 RO- ilhoumht mouth. . B. New k llcglnuit 1- I “mm” W“ f” W‘ m" “lg; H‘ “m” m” h’ "" . - "W w Pelee". It's when e pal-eons e N.s. and 1mm. llellment cioguen. Hdeie Joseph. m. . g‘ Irlrllauluileriryowlhlrtre fir. lived ilsfrhe bo found a bird which FLODDEN (Lmmture) (Continued) 335M533‘rZf...‘T>§i’°3..§§2"’t3'°3...‘i° memlés" I u” ‘ Vwsm’ Kmmh Hmim" M" w“ ‘Mm’ N‘ B‘ had $121911 dfltliiftyfilxi‘. m “h held, (Isllgl rom ‘bri; neat’; n the 10. Bimlain: “Groom iouaht like snow melting away in a Iprins Tnv“, A-fl. ___ ‘Gmmwich’ N‘ s‘ , ey wa w ere ey w - . ow a g en W e nqblp, quip; like knight." Th; thaw). ND ucAP" QTIIBR 5. The time when this happened rcees bloom. might and noble were expected (g) Are this simiie and that in ' \ was six o'clock. 1". We h the hem Where 1 to fight better than the groom UXIQI as and as interchangeable? e. I asked when they had ar- ive. who was of lees blood and the No. One retreat ie described as rived- 13- 5116 M!" "h"? l" W" M4‘ squire who had less military train- powerful and full of 7. I know the song that the blue- den. lng. But in this battle the groom bird is singing. -9. The birds fly south when um; "m" (ought; p; w“; u 51d ines 32 to 35 add 8. They know that she is ill. the leaves fall. ~ the knight and noble. to the awry of the retreat? They 9. He will come since you have 20. I asked when they had ar- 11. what is the subject in these show how hurried and disorder- "it'd. “W... the mel ‘m ii vvh rla le deep m“ m '° m‘ u...“ °d "' u" ' ‘ M m “m” .en eOWI-e yNIP- - II INPII -(e)Theretreatolth he . ii. We watched the sailor while I. We like People who are "nu e T? what do "down and dalm: he climbed the mast. courteous. kilfui Burreyfl’ "universal wail". "dismal tale l2. 'I‘l1e boy cried because he 23. When spring comes I shall m"; o; 5mm "mum (hfluldg mg valley. (gen- was hurt. leave the city. , aral grief), (sad story). 13. I asked them li’ they were it. We met him aswe were U w}. "nu!" modern? Be- viiiinc. 60mins helhe- t by cause of {he blood shed there. id. e) What is the llbieet of HISTORY to uni-lad hawhhopeiaaa a: their the linea ‘aomto bang“ genie-tins oeuae.aheo aetened rre-m rye 0 "54"" l. What were the Corn Laws? 'I. What wast a provision of tneItreat. "Sage" also carries this (blTradition ‘means flag a They provided for a high duty on Education Act 18M? All chil- mean . handed‘ dowln Ifimnfg; . m” imported wheat. so that the land- dren must attend school. i (c) at did Surrey gain by generat on. ‘glen lords could get a high price for 8. What was the rrloat important_withdrawin his soldiers from the rative or I n! that grown in England. term of the l"rce Education Aet,cherge? Scots could aeti- 2. What hastened the r al or (1009)? Free schools were eeteb- mate their loee and see how hope- the Corn Laws? rumble Ire- liahed. i cas it was to continue the battle. u l‘ and (failure or the potato crops). 0. What gzovision was introduc-(The tion of lighting saved the high 0 h“ 3. Who repealed the Corn Laws? ed by the llot Act (rm)? Bec- many lives. 8c . ' r "ind brzlxn w" ir Robert Peele. ret voting by ballot. (d) As mountains waves from Scotlagltilad lgpegc-omnd w" “up ~ 4. To what did this lead? Free l4. What was the advantage of.- - - ocean blue. Those lines des- her s em- t d m rde, this method of voting? It checked oribe their withdrawal. T aim- ed and a en own - _ _ l 5. How was the loss in national bri z gave freedom of ing. lie adda a beautiful picture. and My MARI .. om: r2541; up? Large incomes ll. hat was the important term rnaks clearer to our minds h flflllfviaiin WRKING ONWUR 5gp pgummanufl I . , r a r '

v rr _ of the Third Reform Bill (i004)? ‘force of theellnsliah (compared - 95511144155“: THINK scour- Idewhat were the terms of the médrmerl were given the right tofthe ocean): h rr mum; MINIGHTAND DAY-