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     PRESENTING NEWS AND VIEWS or INTEREST T0 rizsciiiras, sun ALL OTHERS SEEKING 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     -A SA TURDA Y PEA TURE~ 
     
    
   
   
    
     IMPROVEMENT IN EDUCATION 
     
    
   
   
    
     PREMIER OF THE PROYINCES OF CANADA 
     
    
   
   
    
     lnnlenelthelrovlnnoelhn 
     
     hlnktofPllLinlinuflfiune 
     
     Dem ll. 
     
    
   
   
    
     oi’ Nov; Bcotie. h Hon. 
     
     Itlrling A. MacMillan. 
     
     Premier of New Brunswick is 
     
     Hon. J. B. MCNMX‘. 
     
     r of Quebec l: Hon. Ade- 
     
    
   
   
    
     Pmmiq- df Baskntchewl-n is Hon. 
     
     W. J. Patterson. 
     
    

    
     Premier of Alberta in Hon. Wil- 
     
     liam Aberhart. 
     
    

    
     Premier of BrilLsh Columbia il 
     
     Hon. John Hart, 
     
    
   
   
    
     General Henri I-lonore Giraud 
     
    
   
   
    
     changfi. We cannot any it is 
     
     solved because indeed an even 
     
    
   
   
    
     e 
     
     m be 
     
     staffed. mm of the miwutl. 
     
     yes me very lfe blood of ofee- 
     
    
   
   
    
     sion have gone. The wh em- 
     
     ployment set up 
     
    
   
   
    
     he! . 
     
     Where previously the Ability of 
     
     teacher vwxas not demanded in other 
     
    
   
   
    
     fields, today the demand in enor- 
     
    
   
   
    
     THECHARLI 
     
    
   
   
    
     IL (i 
     
     wilds greatly in hinder proper edu- 
     
     cational training because those, 
     
     only intending to be in the profu- 
     
     IIDDIOXIIQHOIiWQLCID-Ilbtbi 
     
     expected to telm n. lively interest 
     
     lnugtorlnthollfeof theoom- 
     
    

    
     Y 
     
    
   
   
    
     m . ' 
     
     ‘Rushers are charged with the 
     
     rave responsibility of inculcat- 
     
     8 the democrotic ,t for the 
     
    

    
     preservation of which ideals we 
     
    

    
     are It war. No body o! people can 
     
    
   
   
    
     ‘n1 Qodbout succeeds Admiral Jeun Dilllalll as ~n1 can o “mom um m“ w“ u me e 
     
     Hemier of Ontario in Hon. Gor- High Coin1n1ssion¢>i' and Connmn- glglgggewgncetfiigxwir’ buygrgeca: manual-o m. have a “n” g! i?“ 
     
     cmnm" - d°"'m'°m"' M ‘he ‘Jimwh him?‘ not blame on army enlistmente. security or are Worly Daid. Con- 
     
    

    
     ier of Manitoba i; Hon. sea and zur forces in Ficus-ii while the Leaching pmfem Ls sequent“ we u manners feel m“ 
     
     5W1“ 5- 35mm‘- A-MW well and noblv represented in 11: the whole matter of GCIUQIUOI] is 
     
     GEOGRAPHY divisions o! the amied forces. we I ver vital Pl" of our present 
     
    

    
     must not forget that the nut per- Ill‘ Qlt. 
     
     v Cent-libraries ceneofourtelcherlarew 
     
    
   
   
    
     'l\e lurhee 0f 0min! America 
     
     b generally a high plateau, hav- 
     
     in s narrow plain on the Pacific 
     
     I10, rind bordered 
     
    
   
   
    
     tho mlendid forests yielding inn- 
     
     b y. rosewood, and logwood. 
     
     on fruits, sugar, coffee. cocoa. 
     
     1nd maize bring cultivated. Cattle 
     
     are. reared in the higher and more 
     
     t rate regions. The mineral 
     
     wee h is very great. including 
     
     gold, silver, end coal, but it is nl- 
     
     Inolf. entirely undeveloped. The 
     
     whole district had suffered greatly 
     
     from earthquakes. The great ma- 
     
     {ority 0i’ the inhabitants are either 
     
     ndians or of a mixed Spanish and 
     
     Indian descent. British Honduras 
     
    
   
   
    
     582"»; "fiv-{Pibmw '“"°“w3i$i 
     
    
   
   
    
     no mnhogen , logwood. fruit: 
     
     (bananas) an gum. The capital 
     
     is Belize, n port. In Oauieindla 
     
     the principal crops arc coffee and 
     
     sugar. The capital, Gfllllcllliiiél. is 
     
     the largest town in Central Am- 
     
     erica. 
     
    

    
     In Honduras, bananas en the 
     
     chief object of culture; other pro- 
     
     ducts arc tofbucco, maize, coco-nuts 
     
     and coffee. The chief export of 
     
     snlvzidor L< coffee; Sun Salvador 
     
     is thc capituL 
     
    

    
     Nicirngua rears n large number 
     
     o! cattle; coffee. cocoa end bananas 
     
     are produced; gold is found. The 
     
     capital ls hfaragua. 
     
    

    
     Costa Rica exports coffee and 
     
     bananas; Jnn Jose is its capital. 
     
    

    
     Panama Icapirul Punzimul, once 
     
     part of Coloinbiu. became an in- 
     
     dependent lWgélrbilb in i908. It 
     
     produces tlm , banana. 
     
    
   
   
    
     EXERCISE IN BRITISH HISTORY 
     
    
   
   
    
     Km each name write the num- 
     
     ber of the description that best 
     
     goes with it: 
     
    

    
     Descriptions: m Laid the foun- 
     
     dation of modern physics; (21 
     
     Seizure of the monasteries in Eng- 
     
     llnd: (3) Mother of Kin James 
     
    
   
   
    
     Queen iirlizabem; (7) Floundcd st. 
     
     Paul's School in London; (8) 
     
    
   
   
    
     I Mother of Queen i\IZ\l')'Z i9) Great 
     
    
   
   
    
     statesman under Henry VIII. 
     
     Names: Anne Boleyn - Thomas 
     
     Cromwell --— Kaflic-rixir: of Arugon 
     
    
   
   
    
     — John Colet ~ Maijv Stcwurt — i 
     
    
   
   
    
     o- 
     
     men. c! too 1mm left our rent: 
     
    
   
   
    
     to fill other positions, probably 
     
     not nearly so door to them as 
     
     teaching, but positions which of~ 
     
     fered n wage far in advance of a 
     
    
   
   
    
     Prince Edward Island teacher's sal- 
     
    
   
   
    
     ar . We may think that they 0on- 
     
     sl er too much the almighty dol- 
     
     lar but friends we must not for- 
     
     get that s. vvuge unable to co 
     
    

    
     with living expenses, has no rig t 
     
     to be termed a salary. I myself 
     
     um a city teacher. I am not try- 
     
     ing to be ixrsonal. I am not cry- 
     
     ing over my own predicament. 
     
     Truthfully I nri more concerned 
     
     over the rural teacher, because af- 
     
     ter all that teacher represents 
     
     nearly all the teaching profession 
     
     on Prince Edward Island. Would 
     
     you say if salaries had been ade- 
     
     quate, a shortage would occur. The 
     
     answer seems self-evident md the 
     
    

    
     of all evil in ruched. 
     
    
   
   
    
     velopinent of our youth by the 
     
     teacher to whom they are intrust- 
     
     ed. l-las this week in thepusv. 
     
     ever meant anything to you. Has 
     
     it over occurred to you that edu- 
     
     cation is the foundation of the 
     
     '~'<‘1‘.v thing we are fighting for. 
     
     Di‘"1°Cl'l1¢l'- Is it not important 
     
    
   
   
    
     whining the peace. 
     
    

    
     must now be at work on the task 
     
     of developing public intelligence 
     
     for future planning. 'I'l10diNCT.Ol‘_ 
     
     such l. task is IBIO only in tli 
     
     hands of the best trained and most 
     
     capable individuals. It is our wish 
     
     and we know it is yours that all 
     
     our schools shall be staffed — 
     
     stnlffed by teachers whose capabil- 
     
     ities are not to be questioned. 
     
    

    
     It seems to me that sooner or 
     
     later and I ho _ not too late -— 
     
     federel aid mus be forthcomln 
     
     from Ottawa. After all we are a 
     
     citiuns of this great Dominion. 
     
     All are entitled to equal appor- 
     
     tunities of education. A child does 
     
     not chose his own district. He 
     
    

    
     placed there by circumstances 
     
     over which he or she 
     
     trol. h 
     
     drori reg 
     
     residing in Canada. afforded 
     
    
   
   
    
     eikual opportunities of education. 
     
     T is Fe eral Aid movemmt is be- 
     
     ing considered intensely und short- 
     
     ly it is expected a delegation will 
     
     go to Ottawa from the Canadian 
     
     Teachers Federation. With your 
     
     co-opeintion rind Ottawa's obliga- 
     
     tion. our problem can be solved. 
     
    
   
   
    
     III llil? SMASH ‘I'll! All! l 
     
    
   
   
    
     The next the you. no or routing 
     
     lomeihinq, just imnqinn e laflnlecflon it 
     
     would give you to u: that hot fat right 
     
     down the beck o! Tejo or Benito. 
     
    
   
   
    
     You can oven do boiler In: that. Fat: 
     
     make qlycorine, and lycerine makes 
     
     high exploeivutoslnk irlubmarinel, 
     
     destroy their aeroplanes and . 
     
     Bones produce H, ab: glue ice wu 
     
     indultrp- 4 
     
     Ivory spoonful cl dripping, u 
     
     ounce o! soup hi, and every .120: 
     
     cooked, uncooked e: h, nuethe and. 
     
     Iieinellil unlikely 
     
     mo: He e clan mauled can. 
     
     you have  a pound o! 
     
     moleolietdzbphge lekoitio you: 
     
     lull Ilflel who wfl you fir. 
     
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     e . you"; 
     
       1.7 q- 
     
    
   
   
    
     lalvlp 
     
    
   
   
    
     against the Armada: ~51» Drew up_"I‘hoinas Cranmer -~ Roger Bacon 
     
     the Prayer Book; <6; Mother of _ Thomas Wobey. 
     
    
   
   
    
     EXERCISE IN CANADIAN HISTORY 
     
    
   
   
    
     iii Commanded Engl sh fleet Lord l-louwmi of Effiuvliuin ~— enough to spend some time in the _I have not» tried to paint a. black , I I : l ~  ’ ' . v 
     
     *?“.r;"r‘r"°:-.  r“ mm .2.‘ raft".  l» . - . v . lenin 
     
     o s sun nicr . ed 1 th ce war son . ave en- ' 
     
     yourmlaoysi or tglirl rgéelve Itlhb‘ Eons-r deavoéiredatxti be fair to all gim- - , 
     
     l e uczion. If the answer Wme- l1 We m" R PTO 9m . ’ 
     
     is yes and I gm confident, 1; i, and the solving of it will do us ell ' . Y » ,' 
     
     The IJLA. allotted some I Canadian Army and Navy ( i; d 1 - _' some 00d, I " 
     
     Nlponeibfllties the Dominion 2_ Customs Duties i l; 8 Educa- 2:: 33% sflafifjgffoflmgfnflfl cg; Agog: this year. Education Week d Q d513,“; 
     
     Government and others to the Pri- tion ( r; 4 Hospitals and Asy- ward Island. Trv w lmpfgvg Con- finds our country in the depths - of g‘ 
     
     wig; GOV€Tl1;ld8tllll5. Here isma llumsjsu); sefnwciiuxis anctii Indians (iifions in your 5w“ dish-icy Co- of a life and derith struggle and ‘wrypwc. ‘aiqfmlad ‘verybmm- 
     
     some o lese responsi l- mi l; llics all Foress ' i f l r’ - . . y hem? >_ .. l L . \ _ . . . 
     
     : aflcr each write "D" or "P", (J ): ‘f Milnicipul Governments l g/Rfili: eillsuflll", liirlifhtagfiulghaéefiga iileis lisaailfillfll‘lllerngtlbeiviggntn?- ‘-  i  ' Thucampugnhbru‘ dunk.‘ ‘ 
     
     indicating whether the Dominion l; a Penitcntiaries n w; 9 0st 'casier. Rearrange your order m tions but be ween two ways of -. . " N 
     
     Government or the Provincial Gov- office and Postal Matters ( i; l0 regard w gum,“ o; importance m living, we 01 the Umged Naggqm ' 
     
     emmenfs have charge of the ef- Property and Civil Rights ( )_- 11 your centm Take your educab the gm, men o; the world, are 
     
     fairs referred w: Railways and Canals ( ). ional needs and place 1mm n“; fighting in order that all men 
     
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     EXERCISE IN GRAMMAR §é:§§“f$,‘§t§f“,,°,ih, "?.,,,{°§‘,§,, r5351“; T§’...‘Z‘§..."if, ?f'ilx<iil.‘mdilii"‘ii.éifiiis 
     
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     Correct the double neilfltlvfls in 0 NOM o! you Wm" d0- true e ucaflona] new m a gfifltifriligfior ltillllts ‘ifiI-‘$'u§i§’§u{" Lilli: 
     
     the following: 7 They didn't never say such a 1 do not wish m be mm r t d Warm must teach and tram the 
     
     1- I wuldwc hum? “new "h" thing‘ this eli-‘nilll! as taking advfgngaee future citizens in the wav of life 
     
     I ma"? 3 Dim" W“ 5“ “Qtmn! “W?” of Education Week to raise n‘; which leads to freedom and if we 
     
     2 I couldn't find the book no- a I never had nothiuir at all, Voice for Increased Binaries  as teachers are to tum’, ‘he youth 
     
     where. 10 I Pal"? F" "nlihlllll- indeed is not niv i t ti ‘ a“ in this wry of life we oilrsclves 
     
     3 He hasn't got. no beller clothes. 11 I haven't no money to give when one consiael-sn 318°“ b?“ must not onlv understand what 
     
     4 I don't see nvthlns to quarrel awar- facing us today we “ma. ‘i? m.“ this freedom means but must mo» 
     
     over. l2 l’ can't work no more now. n“, baa; at ‘that point“ ‘é m‘ h, our class room's and l“ 0,“. 
     
     5 Nothing matters to us no l3 He does not know nothing. may trv to put the caused“ £11,128 comm-unity emampmv m“. we“ 
     
     longer. i4 He will not do nothing for me. other place but they are only “d; Teachers o1 the ‘world Show‘; 
     
     HYGIENE m" m" "admg ‘h’ “"““°“- 1*‘ Qihdliifi.§3>°T£..§°?§?§.J§if.';? 
     
     Vltamines are substances con- The r la is the essential or- 3°31 °t "eedm" 7°!‘ “mm mi‘ 
     
     taincd in foods which arc neces- gan of. ;- » . . cmnmo“ ma“ 1°“§F- T90 1°"! 
     
     saw m. new,“ Proumlasln is no“ or o  n H ‘ It ‘s; “we have new“. and considered have the teachers cverywhere been was: 
     
    

    
     the living part of every cell. Ligu- spread a 3S Llic in t: of 1.119 eye l- cause of this problem but subject to the whims and fancies . 
     
    

    
     merits are tough bands of tissue w receive sigiii. iinprvssions rocus- ' Q. a mmmnl will to its “f ‘medmated trilsw" 739"“ "h" 
     
    

    
     which connect parts or hold organs sed upon it by the ions. -| ' would you belie"? m9. have m’ id?“ “hfliiwer ‘l’ that   
     
    

    
     in place. Respiration is the breatli- The larynx ,5 g1... Organ o! voice il lon I tell you in all sincerity firs; idealism which we as teachers are 
     
    

    
     grog‘ in of pure air to supply the and is situated I; lhc top of the 1307131133211 oghglfle gmgm" i" UM ‘ifrllleghéip? 119° exmnplifay- L?‘ ‘i115 
     
    

    
     wil "g . d l b tl-   .- -._ '_ c rue} - 0 arcvasmcm-nrs i2 
     
     y i (my en an tie rea l trachea. PllLilfIllLi l5 "i gum dis have been Ewen permit? n:  grand Drofosgiol‘ dcvolono the 
     
    
   
   
    
     ing out of impure air to rid the enu- of‘ the eyes llllli is highly iii- I myself tmch Grade m I k leadermp which mmt mme H we    
     
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     body of carbon dioxide. feclioiis. hm V -—.———-~ . . 
     
     ADDRESS BY PRESIDENT Ils yf “‘°.,fd,‘,‘,°,i“§§‘§,§e ‘£3; Zfifflffih“. S§~f§$$§Z§“';§,‘l§1d'",§’f,‘,¥’"; "ARKDMIE W- 1- hold on Dec. 23. which netted a we can do about it and it was clded to hold a pantry sale thin 
     
     ‘ 3V mm the bottom of my heart D°m1"i°“ ‘l’ Cami“ which will m. The m 1 3TH u nce slim w ma l0 tlic insntutc moved and seconded that a oom- month, committee appointed Mrs. 
     
     mum" h l“ L r‘ can“? shaming‘ To speak or a shortage  srgch a condition is deplor- the envv of all the world." Pafkdfiilc ilviiiiucrzlrél  ngwgg  milk’; tgupéis receiving f: iiloe mittee meet with the superivisor of D. Walker. Mrs. A. Small. li/Irs. ll. 
     
     win’; address given Elducatjonai o; teachers 0,, Prince Edward 1k ‘the 'neceggfrl)“Exfggfityaaflfiillacl: ———————> V  V iileid 0;. Jdqn, 4, 1,, me 561,00; hm ,,,,.'n,;,e,e§ firjiaogfpij “lagugg; gwtlrllljllglég Yovggnzuxlt mtglérltiqelmz; grlzgéklmllvggs. g. clzlxracngilskhxiss- 
     
     oer 1 .1 . r ~ w  .1‘   = ' ‘ - ‘-- P. m-.-..-.-.- . -..- .. . -_ -,,, '10 iv-"csl eit. M". G. n. B -, - ' ' ‘ - - ' 
     
     h“ is my plenum and privilege ezirzlraoidjlcgimriycghnia nvizrécdixié gnchgfinteilie 133st‘ vuluablebssets or I ‘u aw. .- w-i, 1- presiding, l is cci lllfljéliggfigyasfflslénghfi, sick tigoxréumttee, 1 to raise sufficient funds was received from one of the boys 
     
     g1 Pgndglt t: the Fringe Edward . mgagcd a year m M“ n i; [he dutv oer 131k tenirilgllieigngre d This lberlgrtrgeint is ‘conli .= hThc meeting opened hi. singlm. gall and-g visit ma q,“ ma a 0x313 gmlifi§wqiflsfi§ifif§dfhfhshuikung. gygfid-sgsnshérgegice gift of cis- 
     
     an eac ers federation to wilry for home districts vclop the (fémocrauc ideal e- l" B y t e rnoc EIWM‘ t e Institute Ode and repeating of sm th t I ' ' ' 
     
     - . d, task H d T h . d u _ - _, . _ ‘ P Y sen to a. bereaved Hudson Mrs. Edwin Mrs. Hudson had charge o: the 
     
     i s" “c BPS Ffl BIB 0n the Crrrod 1n unison. rhe I011 cull member. Red Cross, Mrs. D. Rnb- Mrs. Hiirold Nowson. It was de— program "Social Welfare.” The Na- 
     
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     time): to you tonighwon the com- often ‘brought bud fooling; be- which can onlv be i 
     
     - . ‘formed b_ c i lb u - . -. 
     
     "  "   """"""" is: $2112.12??? .i‘.'.-."-'...'.L..?2.’““¥..’Z 1.122%. iiptfifdi°éfiild°fko"li..°i‘.° 2ii'i..*§..:*s":..::..°*i&‘::"v*sir We.‘ “rem “any i"? r“: 
     
     minutes of lrist meeting were mad " dresses 5 gowns 2 ' ' ’ ' - < - rig o a cosc, an B 0V9?! "m? 
     
     m: b1 1 h _ 4 ._ J , 4 I ,, m __ H a,“ y - . scarves. 2 rs. son and Mrs. Geo. Pncher ap- was served by the committee m 
     
     n, mllrlargzlnlwtirlfie’ “xgl-tslotréav/Actlc liiBifinidllffiillagfihéfigtSh’; romp“ l 5106] of trimsrcms - a procession .i§l?w.~“4“"{<§iY§f§ad Rliiliigmqég iiiflfl ‘gikp-discNou' business, consi er- pointed to take charze. Also to charge and a social time enjoyed. 
     
     up . . . p 1 19,5 m w, um" a profession’ n1lSvfi~%_-“-_.“-vfiIf-.&'fiv Cher qlepnrlefVén we. 511mb 5s d’ Rue the fiizgéid tgglé glam rfilgaad; glrgzlige Igotf. Iachtw continue us Lunch committee for February, 
     
     ‘l’ the cnjovnblo Chrisirniv; cancer‘ ‘rovincial sanztioriump and what flies 54510015  Igrwgeaisbstdgr $453; IiiuH§§§“bM1$ari§w Living- 
     
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     ~ war. took exception today to a h18h~ l war information asserted th G - - 
     
     I rankin 1 m ' _ ; - ° e" ”_“‘_—"‘—‘—- _ ~ 
     
     flnnvm Victory   P" frag‘:  “i” W‘? Iii.” - , “Y ~'- ‘i- WJMM‘ OUR BQARPING HOW- WITH MAJOR “MP1 
     
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     ' waLL,MAo'oR,-n-\ev'i=en~i me AWPF- ’ ANDT. 9 
     
     ""8 Year we.“ e-nzercunsno your: ems-re SFUTT-TT/i % GAVE f’ 
     
    
   
   
    
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     "WWII of Educational Week in cause nriturallv oulv one purtv pervon r - - - 
     
     Prince Edward Island. . ed Yc< tcuIiL-rs‘ Dericncsco plop“ Llalmng “m! ex‘ ""1 shwld b" "ddre-‘lsflfl l" 
     
     Tonight I shall den leflv with teachers G"i3l fhcre buflno Qcjjooi; Toqchin Mlllar MncFad tn“ 3 1-2 Fel- 
     
     . - < - - . . g is becoming a profes “n ‘ . ' 
     
     ' g $1., Lharl tfeto-wn, 
     
    
   
   
    
     ‘if.’ 
     
    
   
   
    
     I. DON'T KNOW IF 
     
    
   
   
    
     tnlixftligdvifg;  gguglgsfictffié; i miriléflslkithan iéietfilnited Nations 
     
    

    
     Admiral W1 “m F- PIRISQY. the bouts urengnkiarilg of infill <gl§p=g§ 
     
     unison our A 31mm !- MOLDV “GREAT i-llM 
     
     BlSBUlT m FRONT A LENGTH, csesmz .' 1 é 2o TO 1 ! 
     
     masonic seconp A HEAD, wm $200!». a’ .... 3w; 
     
    
   
   
    
     United states South Pacific com- is creating ‘heavy losses in ships 
     
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     LEAKY BOAT THlRD -AND QUICK, MAM-w DRAPE 
     
    
   
   
    
     mand , D i, , ;_. 
     
     ~1 ii... ‘if. 1.111%???“ w lup- ii‘.‘§m,‘“...f§‘°,§,?,{,‘{?,§,’,,“1§,§,,,i2, “g1”, 
     
     wane-s we winter-v» M\i csaousc . Ml’: oven . 
     
     couomoio“ 4 THE LINE 
     
    
   
   
    
     wmm-NGION J5" l -—(AP)—- port such u. Dreclicton althou 
     
     ' ‘ _ - ‘ . gh I g1 3- 
     
     ...“."°{...’3;§“-s.:33";,,ig*;m'g,ignkggg 1135,1555“ ‘rum-r w no  °“ ‘°"‘______ 
     
     e Cmlllflli’. the director ofl Minnrd’; Kill; min, 
     
     A 590T OF wiTH 
     
     swuzrrs! ‘THE REST , 
     
    
   
   
    
     u <S\ \_\‘H "3 if“ 
     
    
   
   
    
     MOTHERS ear 62A‘! 
     
    
   
   
    
     UZRwmL-amg ' ~ I i  ' J 
     
    
   
   
    
     wununnnmun magnum-L... 
     
    
   
   
    
     BRINGING In» Fsriiiziz“ 
     
    
   
   
    
     usizifcfififis THAT snousstz- u: E MOIZNlNG wept.- m GLAD 
     
    

    
     we. HOARDEQ-IF us sass we E HAVING- wou AT LEQST 
     
    

    
     ‘mus HAM-FELL. mvrre MIE-JIGGS- ARE WILLI s 
     
     ou HOf as 1o SHARE rr- 
     
    
   
   
    
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     I‘hL| remarkable photo above, just released by U. S l “'11-! shopped by a merchant seamen from we life raft 
     
     Navy censor. shows a German U-bont in the act of] in foreground. In the background. the lifeboat con- 
     
     tnklng aboard. as prisoners, the captain and cn- mllllnll the Pflvlflin find engineer is seen drawing 
     
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