vs_* x __
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3 “elliott _l at-_is” over- which Canadian trade has
J sailed; thi- t--»_\lii»;c has been an em_ine'ntly successful
--i"§¢§
  5 hear _“ugh thése _davs _about taria refomn m;,_;.g;o¢:_|_e:n;p£_:ir:_1_:2i5;;v:__d”“_;‘;;; 3_9 ,pina petty p0ll!l_cll_adV§utn|e._ ¢_   _  "_ __ '_  _ '”'*' _ l ._  __ .___ _ - ,_ _ -:~_'r_" _~ ._ ;_._  f_f_;_ _ _-_i . i
"_ » » " This miserable-method of cam- ,_’ if'-' _ ‘ ‘ ' i'*_-~_- _ _ ` _' _ __  7 ‘f  _:____.\_ ,_ '.__,~_.. '.`__ 'lm "’ ‘
f-   -O_ur_~_last advertisement of used cars was tlioi'oughly_-answpred,;iiH'__ .__.,,`___'____ _ ~ _
every car which was ready was -sold. One' or twoi_whlcli;§aistri1ge§  .’ -' » 
`j_e iteccsslty for it in the interests ofthe con-_
 _ ` 1. 'gl-niilill down as they :ire under the high cost
~.   'l lil- llilustion is- one oftserious importaiice
‘I `_ l _ _"is now llcilig given the study and the attention
? .f‘igij1iort~.ince demands. The ta-riff willno doubt be
 rmled, will be adjusted, not slashed for spectac-
~ _alder political purposes, but after mature study
 delibciiitioli. A commission is now at work on
_ emattcl- and will hold meetings in every import-
d$it`centi~e iii (Eiliada at which evidence _will be taken,
*f ififorinatioil eiveii by witensses representing the
vfarious clli_~1.-i`-_Q in the country, industrial, commercial
cohsuinill-_-‘_ 'l`li.~ findings resulting from these enquir
'l ies will hi- tilllillltted and acted upon and the tariff
will be ti'i-ati-il with the deliberation its importance
and -the futilri- welfare of the country demand.
_ I_’1`o the ll-iyiiiitii outside of the classes which may be
said to hilvi- ;i pi-l-sonal interest in the raising o_r_the_
T I
lowering of thi- tariff, such as the merchant, the'
importer, the iiiiiiiufacturer, the speculator, there:
ire -featilres which it will be well to-consider very
 qsirefully in the light of possible changes. The profl
Kress of iilinliilf:-ic-turing industries in Canada is one
l . . Iofjthese. .-iilliistii-.s recently compiled show that dur-
”/" i”fi'g;t_}ie .past yeai- over 200 United States firms -lipvp
Q" eped :intl incorporated branches in Canada. If *we
'd“these to those est`_ubl_ished before the war we
_i_i'd‘a_~t‘otal :-ippgpximating 600 branches with an' in-
fést at-l~il_~=_< tile" border, growing in intensity as
_ii_t_di'_ii1fa'¢-llll-i-l-_< :ind business men realize the advan-
to l.l- ill-i'i\fi-il by following in the footsteps of
Qi _lt ri-ili-it-_<_»ili'_<.
; __ hfllliese art- the 'condition prevliling today. con-
ditions vtliit-li are- still in progress, conditions which
 tl'i'__e ilil-i-i-i l»l-_--_iiltof Can-ad‘a’s trade policy, and
`i'0i‘l`ditioiis Sit--ll which are in every way desirable.
 ny iiltt-i't'el~t-nce with such conditions
_gill .t'hei'.-lore be watched with the deepest interest
not/by 'tliosc iiloiie whose political fortunes are in-
_ géiivvbveii it itll them but by all who desire a contin-
l `l\nce"oi' t`;ill_-tiliis material prosperity. These _are
one and ill \ii-it of the recent criticisms and the
Vague Clizlil_ut»>` proposed Pi`eI¥ll€l‘ 'Melg`l'l€l'l might
well sa_\, -_i_~ lit- ilid, “We cannot affordto sail our
national ci-itll ill uncharted-seas.” ' " ' _
 Thi- Nlltlit~lli~ster Guardian, one of _-the leading
ne.wspa'pers in Eiigland, gives the following reasons
for the establisliinent of these American branches in
Canada. _-' . ` ` . L ""~'l§l‘-
l ‘ '(1) 'lil i-lijoy the benefits of any trade arrange
ments ni;-iili-_ for units of_the--British Empire. __ _
‘ 7 (2) To handle the export orders received _by
the parent cilnipany in the United States for ship-
ment. to the lliiiied Kingdom and other parts of t e
Eitiiirrel _ ` - ' _ _ l
:il "(3) _’l`o _crow-‘ as a Canadian industry with _the
'expanding lliai'ki_-ts and the increasing purchasing
power of the markets reached. ~
- -_ '-(4) 'l`o hriridlc the Canadian market at close
range. _ --
9 Dui‘iil_i: the war Canada’s purchtases in the Un-
.-ited Statc-_< illi-li-nsed to an unprecedented degree, to
suph, a ilcgrei- as to’ develop' an adversetrade bal-
_uice and the consequent discount of th_e Canadian
dollar in the lfllited States. In normal times exports
'phd imlpoi is so nearly balanced that the rate of _ex-
fehange bl-t\\'i_>en the two countries was at no time
seriously ;il'tcc_t_cil. But when the discount on__the
O8h'a'diaii ill ill:i'l‘ and `siii*ll1l`fi'l'fl"t!`(`il.l"Sl§I"' "the"'*p1‘éi"lfi-Llllif-i
on the Aliit-l'ii-itil dollar rose fromtwo to 17-1-2 per
'eent coiii~lili_-l~t_-t- between the two countries began to
slifpw thi- i-ll'i-cts of the changed conditions. _
 Before thi- \var importers of American goods
paid an itil vlilill-i-m duty of about 35 per cent; the
War tarill' illi-l~<-;i.<ed this to 42 1-2 per cent and_ when
to this wits- iiiltli-il the discount of about 17 1-2.per
cent on tht- llolllir, Canadian trade fell off to such an
' extent its to izonipel the United States to come into
Canada to liiiiliilfacture. their goods. -_
Thi- lliiliillliil'policy with its protective tariff
has _broilgllt this about; h-as raised Canadian manu-
factiiurcs to wllllt they' are at pres nt. Cvnllnlled We
have afpl-o.-<pi-i-t of overcoming our a verse trade bal-
oi' t-illiirgiiig our manufact ` centres and
proviiliilg home markets for _u arm and other
_»'. l_- it iit\t the part of w’1sdom t0_0Xamln€
-_ lliitt-ly the whole situation, as is being _do_ne,
liltliichillg out on the “uncharted seas ‘ of free
east tl-li<liii_g with foreign countries?
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sciiooi. nooits;
’~. tlilardian his explanatiop is (I_i0t_ b
He ailmit that the prices comp aine o
wi re dorrect, alliiift-is,dtha_t bgiks sttampe
ortilili l‘igill'e-s-are-so' 'or bu'_ e ese _iguresl
*wo vi-l-ii'ii-il before publishing f‘Far.m_er-s” _let-
is qilitc-conceiv_8bl€ that-'0Wlng, £0. the ‘ald-
material the prlcesof school books obtained
new l-on-tralet'.from the Ontario government
_ With i'et'ci‘ellce tothe- letter of Mr  W. Hughes
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lccluiility of~wh-ish millions had
ilcui1iiilii`i;-_liiit ip lsciieiii and cil-
rlch a)lieufr!ouiit'»i'ies).` Numerous 'and
lmporian_t_'lp_v_biiilons_ and creations
of basic enterprise had been gen-
erously- handed over to Germany,
and then when ihetstruggle camo
were "directed hack in bullets and
nilmlii. li-lmeil _iimiis item of nic
British Empire ltse`lf_” -While not
so "biiggoied as to say that Brit-
ish' -msn-power or British enterf
prise should he absolutely restrict
cd within the Empire l_ do go so
for as to say that the British' Em<`
plmc has the first call onsll mw-
terlals of any great worth and im-
portance." ` '
The §l}inpli'e'is` a world wiihlll
list.-lf_ lt exists ln every cllmnté._
lr rfvcry cliaraulcr and distinction'
of soil, in every' -species of pl-o-_
ducts_ whether of .m'in_es. forestl.
fields or waters. The sun_.can oiily'
hide _its face from us lby getting
behind the clouds. it embraces ev-
Crl' _character of people and pro-'
iilit X wliiii uw ii nu in ci
necessary for the comfort and keep
of man _wliicli cannot _l;e"i-i_i_i`itzid
witniliiti hounds." it ilu 'ills lid-'
vaiitages of every temperature and _
rnatcrlal and every _degree of lab-
or, skilled and unskilled, necessary
for l‘s internal needs. `All this es-
tate he_.nld “was held in trust." for
the Empire. and "all that remained
for us to do-was to assemble those
iiiaterliils and go'lo it whole heart
Billy arid unlte_dly." "Lei us do this
with -ii unity of purpose which
alone can achieve supreme suc~
cess; we can do lt, we must do li.
we will do it_" `
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Tho coiiinlcnifatlons by the Lih-
cral press of lion. -Mr. Melgben‘s
great plea for the discardnient of
riiolal :ind religious prejudices, and'
for a_ united Canada, were not long-
llvcd_ Commencing with tlief'I.`oron.
to Globe _ln the resurrection of
some uni-lent remark of tho Prem-
,ler. und' culminating inthe scatter
ling broadcast over the oonnt`ryl"'ol'
vinflammatory canned articles, ni-
ltemptingfo revive' the' old raclnl
‘prc_1udlces, they are already lv-orit-
lng busily upon the job. ’I‘lgoiri'ln~
consistency is most pronounced, in
that one hand their leader Hon.
MacKenzie King ls damandlngau
-clcciion on the grounds that pract-
ically every vestlge of the Borden
(lovcrnment has* been displaced.
and an entirely new administra-
tion has taken its place, and then
on the other hand they are -re-
classlfylng their old- scandals
ligiiinst Borden to utilize them _in
their racial campaign against
this “entirely new government."
his rruard Sir Robert Borden lia
passed into history as the leade
active factor ln the' llcld oi pol
llcs, and irlstcad of keeping th
llobcrt green _by recounting ili
» ~ *noon ooo ~¢.»4.-no mobo#
Daily Selections
- _Gllarllim Readers
_ lurniihsd by W. l._Louson.
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CAN WOMEN. KEEP SECRETS
vooo-Q00
With the eniancipatlon of women
cherished theories are bein! 'US'
proved. Gallant writers have paint-
ed glowing word pictures of the
new pliice'of the new woman in
business lifo--the position she has
won by service. iidvnnccd by chcer~
fiilnei-s maintained by iodusti-ylind
earned by the habit of taking pains.
And gradually. the conviction has
|;rown__ln _ilichuslness world that
women can be trusted wltntriide
secrets.. Tlhus ilhe time-'honored
i omen ur not by
tradition tha w _ e 
l nature intended to keep secrets has
been exploded. A now foci M10
'men has grown up. ii nice which
has acquired the habit of silence
where business affairs are con-
eemod. - - »
Looking back into the vista of
history one is surprised at the
number of women who have
sacrinced their lives rttllof ibm
reveal secrets which would have
betrayed- either those they loved
or ii religious or national cnuno.
And today these heroines 'of silence
lhlive wdriliy successors in the
sphere of diplomacy. Foreign
dipioin-sis as well as our own. Are
ilrm believers in feamiuinc socreicy
climate' livery requirement °f “W hit, that those days oi racial strife
palgn is’ well worthy of MacKenBie
King and the cotei-is with `\'vhbm`
he is operating; Nothing better
could be expected- from so bold n
champion of n.ntl»couscriptia|ilf--It
would not be so bad if he were not
now endeavouring to pose '_ag_ r
sclon of loyalty; The man or party.
or faction of pany, sending _ontl
or permitting to he ilentoiit on his
ileiisii di iiie’ii'raIn'c'uiimiice~ des-“~
nnl strife a-_inongst the peacealhle
and friendly disposed people ,uf
Canada ls dc-serving of only one
destiny, that of being cut from
civilized society. and/ obliterated
from the arena of clean Canadian
politlcs_ _ ' _
-And. why need any party rejuv-_
enate those time worn and long
ago exploded 'Botrden-Bourassn
slanders at the present date? What
part _have they in ihecurrlculum of
current affairs? ls our present day
Liberalism so absolutely biiré 'of
popular policy, so completely void
of constructive ideas. and so nf-
gonily in need' of substantial ma-
t_qrial _of-_-cump|igii- that. their only
resort in-_io thele cess-pools of ig'-
norauce and ill~hreeding.""li. wks
thought. and we must insist upon
and social preiiidiccs had passed.
To bring this into reality every pa
triotie clilzen of canada __ should
trample upon this canker worm of
racial propaganda every tlnie, and
from wherever it appears
Premier 'Meiglien's appeal to 'thc
people of Canlldu is to Join io-
gether in one great fraternal and
industrial bond. to _develop the re-
sources and unearth tl1e'hldde-n
wealth of tliefgrandest' country
cvcr reached by tlle_s`\ms-lilne of
prosperity. To do this there' must
ol' effort and sliigleness of pur-
pose permitting our whole citizen-
.sliip. There is or should be no room
in ihts country for any spirit np_;
klniicted to these nnnbitlons. To this
nlll-the -attention 'ot' the Govern-
meiit__o_f.Cunada iii to be dlrectéd.
'libs "get together"' principle must
belcultlvated amongst our people_
_The latent resources of the country
must be revealed into iifc. and the
existing institutions of industry
and commerce given an increas-
liy's-inlill politics and sectional dis-
cord. - -
Unnlble apparently to produce
an editorial withoiit the custom-
iiiieli ic gui- nil ` i-itcini and iiiiér- _
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be unity of friendship, co-operation `
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not corfle out of the hands of the expeit in time were tl‘t¢é"oiil{_’i'Jfi'e`_é‘j’fi"ei‘x1§ii`i`_l-_l-j»';{_ _j 'Q
mg. We now have a few more which are being  at _even ei;t_er_bai‘gain .,`_ - 'f  .Z
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prices than thelast. Here-they are. 
1 (1_)_ On€__~_ Light 'Six-_, Meloaughlin
three years old, thorouiiiillygone qtver,
newly' painted, -self-stlarteif-,.__ele¢tric
light, tires all in good shapefspare
tire and tube. -Price $600. _- ~  _` *_
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'_ (2)l One"490 Chevrolet' (Five Pas-4
senger Touring, two years old, self#
starter, electric light. $170 spent on
h_er for repa_ir_s and painting? spare
tire'and~tube..- Price $600. -" .
(3)_~0n`e M9Ll<W¢11 _Five _Passenger
Touring-,' two years old, thorougfhly
gone-ovei-',...pa-inted,._ spare ti`re and
tube. _Price `$700.'i._'1`lii`s-car if new is
worth$1l600._;,-1 -'  » - Vi   __‘ _
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'. (4) One -Model* 90_ O_ver_land,'two~
yea-rs'_ old, $250 i'epairs.last winter. ls
as good as new car i'an 3600 miles, ~
spare tire and tube. Price $1100.
“ (5)-_On`e”lVIodel 90 Overland Five
Passenger Touring, $175 for repairs
last winter, newly painted, _slip covers
all over, good as new, spare tire and-
liube-.P-rice $1200- _ _ _
__ (_6) One Light -Six'._McLau'g’hlin _ran
4500-miles, 1918 model, thoroughly re'-_
newed _in any part where( wear was
shown, _newly_painted, tires -in'--A' 
shapenspare _tire andtube. - A- bar-
ivl one`Maxwqii_.19i9-.ilitldéi newly _ 
painted, self-_st‘arte_r,_ ' -Workih-g' _§i_éif}~`l.'? `?til‘. lf 1
fe_¢tl$' 'aI1_l`1_ looks a`nd'acts ,as goo' ' als ~ _ 
new, _worth if new $1900. Pjricessso.. l ‘
   nnipli--~”;¢`»'tf`:'»._ _ '
_ (8) O_ne__1~_foi'd Five .Passei'ige1j'Eoiii‘+ ~"` '-
ing car two yearsll -old, _eh$c`-audi, '-
power plantitlnnoughily- o ._ _rhauleii_."__ "_ ; '
this spring and is `inj good‘»work_irig., _...__
oi'dei°. Body needs' paintinfg; -arid -up#
holster-ing# but.it1;is "i%_ot‘necessa`.ry-»to----  l
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 (9)-_Qiie truck, madle from _la1'ge_" H ,
lieavypower car, body and engine in `.
good workii`ig_ shape; Prlce'_$600_§___~ -"_ " -__'~_“"‘ `
_'(10) 1920; Model Grayf putt ran
3500_in'iles, in good=»oi'dei°, tires good, - .1
Sllaretire and tube, Price $1400; _ _.  -_
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_~ (11) _OnelSe‘ven ‘Passenger.McLai`i-  l
glilin 1_91_8 Model in perfect shape, -
newly p_ain_ted, guaranteed- _-in' évery '
way, price ifinew would be $3200; She-" __ 1 _ _
will be sold at $1800. _
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7' t-12)’ one 1920 M`B'tle1;i<f63 spccidil  
M¢Lal18’hli-H in -D@_1'f€_Ct" -fsliape-~and‘-"f If
Sjué-Tanlieedi only ran' 1100 miles, _isas
good as nel in` everyvvay Her pi"ce-
1’»0dy!_is1_$20_lld, will be_sold` immediate# _
lyfo-'$1600-c    .
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ed impetus on their road to prosper |
ltv This cannot be accomplished
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`. --1'- " ` ' ` Buyers wh_o,_expect to buy any  1'  _~‘_ ’ *“ '   "_"-"1   ‘
 _ - _0nce'aS-the very one you want may be`l)he'on(;S-:cllcdalil-stsllquld“come ’ -m "f’_l'C"i `§t' _"_ j -
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_ Suecessors-to Prowse & MacKinnon" in -V ,fl  
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ary accompaniment of falsehood.  ` == ' "  jf' ' _ __ l=== -df ___-__s~ __ 4 _ _ __ _,___ " __ ___ 
Tucsday’s issue of i.he Patriot do -. ' v _ even “Tom'Jones." "She‘not. only I l A ll l " I I I
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solutcly nothing .infantile about _Upon the llldck 'Bling' pf|d'_|,§¢ 
Sir. Wilfrid Laurier has pi\sscil"5.tu
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clarcs that the income act was   __
“made more drastic by anicnil- ‘
: ments" when t_l_\e_ "Conserv_i:_lll;cs  '_
_ were in power. The Liber _ x_ _  __ _
vi his in-l'tv_. Bonrassa is _n0w__\1-ii liggci-nicr knows iiiiit iiic principle  ‘_ _ _#_ _ ’_'_
' of the_Act was untouched by the _ _,.  , t _
C late Government. the only amend- _'ll hiwlnl been 597-'-led fill" D“l°Y
mcnim-ies oi sir wliirlli iiilli slr ms md., buns l., s,,,,m,. pm. -\_=_l_\f0rd was ii llvlns author and
“le
9 cecdure iindcr the acl.. Surely that ‘ml “'n°m-50 Umm” fbi' Baffle- ““‘
_;___u,_dc_u_. 0_|__,he|r _____,,c_h_|ev¢_;!,@_ms _carpal should be_a\§1e to e,‘,`__°m__ llipi-lt_les on _iiif_a'ht proillg_l_eii have
'they are dlgglng'lll'i‘o` {T\i:‘;tlf§sl1ibols‘_'D¢.*‘,,5 if-_least'on'9 truthful m.¢1c|e cxliumed the history of Marjorie
within n decade, lt then proceeds -mFml“l- °"° 0|' me Flo" _*`°m‘"`k'
to 'iisinofisiraie in comparison- the *N°'°m|d"°“ “'l\° ev". "ved-M sh”
difference between urban and rural tiled at the ugsfof nine 'leaving
rates of ia'raiioi`i_’Bcc'ause'the cl\y` _
is groaning over an unreasonable _Pfieml 8511;. Ph|l090_DhL0~7f0b5el'V°‘
load of taxes _is surely no lnsplru- _QIQHS 11151* U9 “m'¥ll?l3_ ‘,'.h9“ _ °“___9
limi is the ‘country to relish tile reflects that lhevl-_re tlwjelfvrls M
prospec, 0, _,,_,~,,n,, ,m,,,,_,-m,,,,, up. ii'__‘_iiitlc ciliia-_ i-mi nle_li'vc_ii io
on their holdings. it has iliiicii the _iggtiii-it-y__uiei-<>_isL nd doubt that nie
ufcilind nel- ii' -series of -‘-testes-».»=
city many years ofgrailuiil climb- '- _~ “ld h‘+°__ been °“° °' ;l_l° xt?
ing to reach its present tux rate. tu’ 5t““"°-°f the dw. _ " *`
but at the Bellnovernment rate of
speed' it will reach' the farmer much
more rapidly. This TAXATION is
only their first installment.
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FIRST SEAPLANE ARRIVEB AT
' MONTREAL _ _
MONTREAL. Aug. 17.- The
flrt seaplane ever to- arrive in
Montreal on ii b\|si_n_css_ irlp land-
ed on the river outside ihc=Cimn--'
dlnn Vickers. Limited. -docliyard.
this afternoon from Qttawa with
Colonel Leckloand _Malo tiogdon
ot. the Canadian _Airvp c on
maui.-snirtug”  nbckciiife
the .plane niudd n fun trip to this
city in one hour and twenty min-
utes. . _
'rho visit will__Probably have pro
found significance later. as it is
gundai-stood that plans are now
under way whereby the Canadian
Vickers. Lim-lied, will inxutl. ili-
cilities for the assembling of sea-
lanes for the Canadian Ali- Force.
__._v-as J J~`_-'-1.
CHILDREN H_sAvv nulrrnnnno
PROM WAI
L.-_#_
»i=Aais, Aiili is;-'rwclvm inli-
Thoy employ -women nl confidential
;ul\'liii_i-l-_ [t_is_ _nog <!l:'1_&__rAg0\;_’_€\&€§ W_liiy SCll0_?l ;cci1:i:i_i-iail wlioiis dcvlniop _ anglff l.0i_l_i pill-mill dui»:i_?_oi_l_i.¢ wi;
ntl-i i-iipressy or e . . san' EOWF - fi (Q ""°__'“‘ °““"° ° ° .t '= ~ °"“ br ‘wmv 1 ' ‘l°l‘
- ~ _lonoi_¢¢.ni- ii Jill inni-
so and evld_€n_tly_ purchased under UIQ  ‘iil)crl, ' iillvc, iii-sl/lid :iciyl{§¢l”»:;rlllE<“'lil'flls”bou;ii-lllll
_ should be sold at the double price. This ;_i>r_?__;_»{__\__t1_<:_i;- 333 ;__~li__mi__1_ri__»:.--1_}___li::lci:_ l§_a;i_~,:_i__n ;»_l{_°l;l_iiii_i:_li_:_:i_li
l_"al'll\_c\` _and 0ll\¢_’»_¥’§_,§9I,_¥,\_P`l|lll\ 85005- _ ' jill.-if ,lim .M  _ _ill lm ml no lm wild i;-limo.
lion children lh Furope lost, one
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read them but had n gi-lisp o|,their
Slllliilcnnce thai. not many of her'
Stlllfirs lwfiulrod. /it ills age ci six
she wrote her first 'letter Here is
1* iwmse from ii: ~.~  _
"Miss Potune is ve_ry fat she pm.
lends. to be'very learned. she says
she saw a stone that dropt from
the way she forms her letters. and
there is 'nn lndicinion of vigorous
_thought that is slmplyfnslouiidlng
when one remembers that tho
words were- written by .ii ¢h||q_
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tile glues. init ii i ii . ` », H '
* B e B u sw Shri” _ 501110 sllcciinens of her nluse idl-
llnn- ` An annlbabtistis u ihlngl
lm not in member of; I am n Pisp
lbw: _' ' _
Llklin lust-now 1 d'-..P.rl'shteren  
Kor 'al ,_ ti" ” ` ` `-_ _‘ _. l _ 1 ~ _-
9 dy my "° '° "3"", 3""°" Three turkeys mir their xiii lin
ui _l-ni' q_iiiv.ir¢iai‘s'=ln tiia-ill>iiliif"'-  ~ _-_it
ting; éentiment is what I am 'not And n_xe_lK'he2;__`_ _ l _'_  '
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it mil like l<l“p‘iti'»c it iviilii `i'- 2 l _ -_ _ _
wml __ Md a great d______o_ '___h_____'_I‘hey slsli _and weep as well as
tude in my heart & ln all my bo-
__ You, _ _
llndlccd. the rats their bones have
“Y T50 ‘Elwllsh have great power _ _ o__,l_'m%h-ed _ i
over the fran h- All _ d _ -_ - '
` C '- me peru nn 11110. eternity thelre launched _
WPG. at this moment someuobie
tel-'Scott il on .record as savinl’ V _ _  dlreful ‘death indeed they bad.
t_li_`at she was _ih'e_most_extrnorl_lin- E1?-_§:::_°_tY_;l_'_l"__;'l;_':::_i ’__l:';'__§° nu’ As wall init any parents ma`d;,-,
_ary creature he had ever met. Tol ____________ mn". d_e____ __l_.s_l__ c_on- _Bm she “m_s_m°__c than __________ _____m_
lilm she wus "Pei Marjorie," und|cu_y~ co_“_d»e__a__0n_t_ _ m-°_ lm' -She did _pot give ii single 'dam.'_' _
:E lo;/_cd :wer a_i:__t_hougli-_she hi:_d| __ '_ ._ _ __ _ -__ 'Suse_o,dvicc _gn an cl_opei_ne'nt_:
_el _B ¥_\_C_ - _ 5 799°' ‘ _ ‘ - ~' ' 2 "Run -of is Jes '.Wutsonf`T`filr-5°-”""
 that malny _a_ iin_ie_ he h_rol:_¢; - P°.'l_M9_"_‘_°'I_*_ .F_!,'_'l°~_   _Hui _,y_°s__uo _W.~_,|mf_l _!hb._____<U_°_od
itiyuy from vl_f_iint nowadays. vlan . _ _Madam-___h_d .!_e__»£-_1n.thi-Aww,-._ . _;_halr_ _ _.   ____'__‘_____:____~_
~l';.?. °“"_°‘| "- "i'--"9" 5°- °““ _““ hall cemetery for llriy years- _p..'3\t Mrs, Lenin you shall iibw his
houeitriih the child; ;Th¢.-y used ,on my nhrmce- ___ _"___ `”__.__:__l,N__,w a_i_i¢|__g¢,',__':m E_e___my  _
-lr*--fc"-ll Cach. °_tl"f`_" P‘_’_°i!`5.'1.‘!“.d_ "l_1”_ `ed__in prini._ In 1861 an appre'ciutioii" ’3""?l"l '“°"’Y ` *Rim* I- lllilf li!l¢
would reclts_pus_nses__lrorn §_inliqs_~ other acconilpznled by extinct; ling-.how its over and ioo‘iaie
pears to _iilm in jiinclin why as to -from her writings `wan published .F'oi-,‘tc'reii-act such vows yb'\l`,ci\nt
mmm? L95", *° ¢°‘K‘3_°.¢9W“ nl' ll! 'HONTJ B. Fernie, 1' Journniiiit ,Athi-You m\\`|ii'_n_dw`lov-e'youl'_|‘\ldnt
I: - ` and- playw-r|glii._ Then Dr_ Brown: "lui I_am"6i`ire you' will i-spoilt
_ __ _ lnthdr of_,“.R'dh'\nd his ‘Frlendinll _AM -yourpoor heart will theirs-
~- Her First Latter. -  published It monograph. .1-[er “mg-_-, isnt. _ _ ‘
continued to spread Andrhe earli-
‘ ¥l\`5°"l°'-F'.°“|“5_"ll 1'0"! _|11 ed li refsr_eppo_ ffpin Sir Leslie <'And so wd\iid`l'li._ycii._wc'rc»ni`ini-l'
Mirkelldy, Scotland. in 1803, ___\n_d Stephen* im, _t_[7_(g1!°|;\|»§_,_  Q5, Bm my be -"M ,ot ¢\|`<,_|m,, pl"
died lv lm. ---She came of t\.isi°_°._ tioiilu; in lipliy; __ "_ ri' 'ily _J iii, Alia ict ull: rciiy be your uni."
logical stocl¢_ ' -Her mother said 1.9o4_  p,,’1n|§`,§-,`_g , `,u|,__» ‘- ~ _ i. _ _. _ _
that nie im li ilavtlwlarly visa- iiiiiec it volume csiicli "narim-le‘ A 'nun Juana.. i
ron: and robust:-clilld andhaq po- _¢~i§|||pg,i' ggnulnlns an y,e`,.`~y,f|. _ _ "
'51' "UP" 'll' “Mil 511° fell I victim lim md _ipcililiiilg nic' vbiulimfoij ifuioi-l`s'¢ iodriii'_ mrnlli coil-
’»h°\4l°°'- , -'\‘\=°" ~._f'°~il i"'° Dr- Bi-¢m_» 'rliii lmii it it we-_ mills ilu- mm iiiiillillolii -1 pcm.
aiu »iiowed__a l»\lll°\\=¢e,i_n-_ mired:--qi .Pin ,qq_t_il‘s'iii t -'1fli¢_ i,ln»` or -muy qum__oi
:`l° In: lilmi for-__l>riili. mil hi, _i_iii,i»¢_.iiid-'_M£Q»&l»qiii till.-‘clidlll _ siilltpi" ” nfl- tw icllrio 'céotc
_'when uihtiliifiirw of lilliisnlivtt snihti- ¢#m'g,gs5i-¢i\\utl° ‘y ` i, im-im-¢.i» iii. oonéldqiqn-1
were occupied with huqlll. ill? in-the Phill m'b  _'pd _  ‘ _  _ ` I
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"A bl l\‘ _ _l»»_ lmP_!_ide\s_|llmgi_‘,ilps _|,_ i'-_~ lifting 'l` Ji "i_..-_ .ji-._-‘-J  -_5
crm shirt- -V\»¢l"dl|ili-nungigansfiul iight liiiggig- _-wts¢;_’,`ll¢' jai¢'lmlii m:'m¢i»lll';.ili».
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There. ends _all .Que|l1\1_' 'llllqlll __\
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New wlionf-hor ipliiii ilaslin to iiiig
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into thcswful-pllice below-
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