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SATURDAY, F EBRU
Y 28, 1931
E"*""**_r_'~._°.’*"'_1° _-=*_**i‘--l****- _'I
An Early Session 7
I _r"_.
The announcement of a Dominion-
Provincial conference at Ottawa on
April 7th should convince the Gov-
ernment; of this Province of the im-
portance of holding the legislative
session at the earliest possible date.
If Prince Edward Island is to be re-
presented at the conference by the
Premier and possibly another mem-
ber of the Government, as will likely
be the case with other provinces, the
work of the session should be nnlsh-
ad here in time to permit of the Pre-
miers absence, which could not be
before prorogation. There is still sui-
ficicnt time to dispose of all the busi-
ness of the session, provided the op-
cnint; _ls not too long delayed. Nor
should there be any reason for de-
lay. The amount of legislation to be
prepared is not large, nor is the re-
cord of the Government such as to
justify long-winded debate, so far
as its members and supporters are
concerned. An early session, there-
fore, if the int/crests of the Province
are considered, is essential.
Sir John’s Last Campaign
The fact that this week in 1891 was
the last in which Sir John A. Mac-
donald campaigned is recalled by a
writer in the Toronto Mall and Em-
pire. It was a disastrous week for the
ministry and for the country, for
there is little doubt but that the ex-
ertions in outdoor meetings and
demonstrations in mid-winter were
the direct cause of that illness in
May which ended fatally on June 6.
On February 7 Sir John issued his
manifesto to the people of Canada,
that historical document in which he
reminded them of what the National
Policy had done for Canada, dwelt
upon the already marvellous results
of the building of the C. P. R., and
asked for the defeat of the proposals
for unrestricted reciprocity with the
United Staies. It was in this mani-
festo that hc used that famous sen-
lence: "A British subject I was born
-.1 British subject I will die."
Immediately thereafter he planned
his campaign. He decided that he
would direct operations from Toronto
as "he did not feel able to move
about as much as ln 1887." Circum-
stances prevented his leavlng Ottawa.
as early as he wished and it was not
until Sunday night, February 15, that
he started for Toronto. Once there,
he was, despite his own desire and
the o.o`vicc,of his doctors, drawn into
the very campaign itself. On the 17th
he _afldrcssed a tremendous meeting
in Toronto; on the ‘Thursday at
Strailiroy; cn the _Friday he was in
Lonricn; and on the Saturday he
spoke at Brantford, St. Mary's and
Brampton, and than returned to To-
ronto ccmpletely fatigued.
Cn the Sunday night (February 22)
he left Toronto by the late train for
Kingston. Let his biographer, Sir
Jcneph Pope, tell of that disastrous
wcck':
‘The weather in the west had
been mild, but it was bitterly cold
in Kingston. To this sudden change
cf temperature I attribute the chill,
from the effects of which he never
fully rzcovercd. On Monday he re-
mained in bed. On Tuesday he
came downstairs about noon and
:met some political supporters from
Napa:-lee, who pressed him to run
out there next day and hold a.
meeting. He was very loth to go,
but finally consented; and on Wed-
nesday, the 25th, he started on the
fatal trip. The day was raw and
bleak. On his arrival nt Napanee he
was driven ln an open carriage to
the tovm hall, where the arrange-
ments for the meeting were very
bad. The crowd was so dense that
they invaded the platform from
which he was speaking. I saw that
he was wom and tired, and did my
utmost to persuade the local poli-
ticians to allow him to retum to his
car. Nothing, however, would satis-
fy them but his presence at anoth-
er meeting in a different part of
the town. The open carriage was
again called into requisition and he
was driven through the town, where
the performance was repeated.
,When he returned to the car there
were several telegrams awaiting
him. I went to his room to take his
instructions, and found him lying
across thc bed, his face of an ashen
grey. 'I am exhausted: he sold, and
indeed he looked it. On his retum
_\_o_K_l_ngston bo took to his bod and
»
i remained until we left for Ottawa.
While in Kingston those about him
had daily consultations with Dr.
Sullivan, who was afraid of conges-
tion or’ the lungs, and said that his
l heart's action was alarmingly
weak." »
.\. Sir John reached Ottawa on the
imoming of election day and at once
went to bed, where he heard the elec-
tion returns, and where he remained
r-he best part of the month of March,
when he returned to his office and
the House, but only spent a few
a. day there. It was on May IZ
he had his nrst stroke; a fort-
later there was another, md
' more severe o/ne, from which he never
recovered. So he died as his father
and mother had died-of paralysis, of
which he had always been afraid-‘I-le
was an old man, 78; his life had been
i a full
not, ln any event. have lasted much
longer; but to all who watched by his
bedside that Spring in 1891 that Nap-
meeting was the instrument
which hastened his end. Mldwlnter
campaigning is killing, even to the
young and strong; since then Winter
elections have been avoided in Can-
ada as ,much as possible.
` hours
that
night
and very busy one; he would
'ance
The I9_3l Census
With the appointment of Census
Commissioners for the various con-
stituencies throughout the Dominion,
the first step in the organization of
the
1931
Isla
E.
na
SUS
X18
be
In
m
des
SUS
B5
Ie e of agriculture, also, the schedule
‘time with the Census of Great Bri-
tain, Australia, New Zealand and
other countries of the Empire, and,
as it follows the same general lines,
ha most valuable series of data and
comparisons for the whole Empire
will be the result.
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_Notes by the Way
ed reliable although the probabilities
for 24 hours are almost invariably not
far from the actual conditions pre-
dicted. Predictlons for months aheau
are usually regarded cs more or less
guess work. The winter now posing
has like all the winters that preceded
hits. As to what is still before us we
beasts and birds and fishes to de-
weather bulletin, coming from Wash-
worth. says a storm wave of moder-
continent in central transcontinental
storm path, northern winter wheat
normal temperatures covering lost
week of February and first days of
will be general. Before and after
this storm centre cold waves will be
temperatures below normal or a lit-
iint population in Russia, is already
sian nation is such as no other than
prove fully capable of discharging the the time of the loan. Because of her c_gc_ The poison factory has hem '
stability and good faith Britain seems
es for the whole human race, and to
A Providence newspaper says that
31,1927 and November 25. 1930. It is
f€008nized as what amounts to Brit
ferred to ls the maintenance of the
| BIB.
act by one nation to another.
 ._
Bishop V. C.
(Ottawa Journnl)
The
Great War beyond question is colon-
Weather forecasts have never prov- ,
GMC!
nsiuovai. or roNsu.s. mm
have only the prophets and the wild amen
You have perhaps been advised to
pcnd upmh These gc che cchh-cry have your tonslls removed, but be- °"l;rw
h°tW"'h°‘t°'hdih3» F°~"'"'5 Weekly tore doing so you naturally “rant to G ernment could not delegate its (Be bl
know just how much benefit you °v
In the first place you should try _
acc fc,-cc is cxpccccd tc cross the to find out if your tonsils are really S'l‘;hu(l)c;l1
to blame for your rheumatism- W h
‘arthritis-for your kidney or heart yeah
bcjc' dunhg Wcck centering on che|allmsnt, before' the tonsils are even The
26th, will cause a period of bc|cw Iremoved the teeth should be tho- efhhy
roughly examined and tested by Whhih
means of the X ray. The teeth are -U
march. During passage of this storm "fy h"‘q“°hhY £0 blame “hd f°h5i1SJh°°‘rd‘
centre, moderate weather conditions Sh°U3d H05 be removed untli scmc seems,
months after infected teeth have “P0”
expected cc he general and to carry teeth have been removed the poisons the 11
remain in the blood for months and “S th
ue lower than “Shah innxny of the organisms have been The “league” with this imposing
w
found in thc large intestine nearly a til-ll?
iwhat can you reasonably expect as HV0
In truth, immediately after thc was
been extracted. Even after the bad °f the
,year afterwards. ` public
The collectlvizaiiun of agriculture] However when lt is finally decided the interests of consumers. Actually
at the expense of the immense peas- ,that your tonslls are to be removed ll WHS
h Liberal members of Parliament
`hh' hdV“h°€d~ At times the d1C¢a$0l'- fiat as any Joint, kidney or heart who employed ii secretary, Mr. R_ J.
Ship his hai fo P81159 and 510W d0Wh _'trouble is concerned. The results in Deachmaii, and used the Tariff
in its driving WC'-:<55 in Ofdel' £0 al/Oifl hilie cure of acute or chronic rheu- Board
fevvll-\t1°n» but always it has suv-imaiism from the removel or tonsiis mane
heeded in l'€3\lm1h8 DFOSFCSQS !0W¢1I'\‘1S"al'e among the most brilliant that five Liberal members were "the con-
1f»S 0hJ¢CtiV€- The Strain fm the RUS- *are obtained in medicine. sumers . .
"the secretary" of the consum-
In five years hardly Uhe And,
alteration could be traced to No tal
of the board and- not a slnlle
its recommendation. Prince
Bennetts position was that the
nslbillty in tariff matters and Before
ma expect fro hheir remov l. "°5h°
mgwn' and we give it for what it is y m H that representations bearing on them I only
be made to the Government!
t any waste of $200,000 per Your
when it was announced but That
the past week or two pathetic
humorous - walls have been
has put an effective sllencer|Y0lI
the chief. propaganda bureau YOU
Liberal party. It has wrecked
sefulncss of what was known »
e "Consumci°s‘ League." G0 W’
Who
Alld
To suc
as "sold" to the public as a
body, supposedly working in
an organization consisting of Teh
And
as a political propaganda
h of the Liberal Party. The
” of Canada Mr Deachman pm
. A Political League  
uc - ~ \
 (By Rohan Llp ett) I . ' .L--‘I ~
1
 i one or the arse official acts of' 0%?
the Bennett Governmeri!t was to dis- '
of band the Tariff Board. The act.on ' _“THE NOBLE ART OF
‘ saved the country some 5200.000 DBF MURDEBING.
 year. The function of the Board was
to hear applications for tariff;
Bc,»|¢,\_ M_D_ changes. The evidence taken was Lag; year, my Love, it was my hup
hit, been the subject of the I-Bild] DTOB' ' printed and that wus an end to the Behmdia 3|-cngdler to be,
nostications some of which were near WHAT CAN you Expgg-p ;.-“QM matter bu
t he wore a hairy cap,
lsr man, methlnks, than inc.
Albert and the Queen. G01
wot
esslngs on the glorious pair!)
us passed. I saw tiicni not-
saw a cap of hair.
orthodox historian puts
'In formost rank the soldier thus,
economy was applauded gen- The red-coat bully ln his b00iS.
hides the march of men from
us.
Mr. Bennetts action, it He Pllf-S him there ih f°T¢m°-St \“hhk»
wonder at his cap of hair;
hear his sabre's cursed clank
His spurs are jingling everywhere.
I hate him and his trade:
bade us so to cringe and bend,
all Gods peaceful people made
h as him subscryient?
me what find we to admire
In epaulets and scarlet coats,
In men, because they load and fire,
know the art of cutting throats?
-W. M. Thackeray.
 
ly it could have been the attack
B P€°Dl€ 0! Asiatic Origin ¢0l1ld Stand- hoperation there is often an increase ers of canada as represented by the
Stahh “hd hi-9 hehhehhhts hill/B been Jin the pain and other symptoms due Liberal M. P.'s.
able to keep them in hand sa far, ,gc the stirring up of the poisons in Its
though some authorities insist that thc gchsus and chc yacc thcc these thousands to behave that the ..|ea_
an upheaval will come before Moscow pciscns' gcc 1|-,gc chc bjccd gh lc,-ge sue..
Elm Carry its tremendous experiment ‘quantities ai one time, but in e few body
o a triumphant conclusion. Well may days cr u couple cg wcckc chc hah, to the pubhc for funds but appucm
the civilized world await with hated and Sympccms gh away and do not ,ions
breath for the outcome. If Stalin return. ' ' fcrmcd that ccclvc mcmbc;-,yup cccc 0
s‘;;’°§;d~; hii “thief” m°th°dS Wm _b’-‘i In fact Your doctor will tell you of $50
C E e ° "Big lboring counmeslschrfs °f C35” Where the Pam and members who would subscribe any-
and°h=W°1'1dHtlarse-T11=ue>=ty¢i\i‘;swe11ing disappeared almost im- chu,
or two will tcll the tale. When is the imedlately_ "actg
[rest of the worm doing t° meet the But What i1b0U¢1 kidney °\' hem Bothwell, Liberal member for Swift
event' Whatever W may he? ailments that have been caused by
Held Work for ‘the approaching had mnsns? of the "league" A F Totzke Liber
Census has been taken. The 1" th* Bfmhh "0"-‘¢ °f C°h\m0h5 If the structer of the kidneys or al 1 ° - Y
Commissioners for Prince Edward mst Week Mniphmp sn°“'d°" said heart has been 651115895 Y°“ Wh secretary-treasurer. and three other a
that Great Britain had, i 1926. ..
dy as already announced' are remitted 62 per cent otsglhcee three r:,ri1ey;9l1ho;i‘e oéhilegcpit thhgushelxlh Liberal M. P15 who evidently form.
' . ll OW dt
Messrs. A. Samuel Prowse (Kings) F. J. .billion dollar war debt which France bcgcrc chc,-ccgch e
_ owed to he Th Ch h _ d ' The old tariff board lent color of
Wright (Prince) and John Mc 1' e Hh¢° °l` Hd ed However you can readily see that if thorny to the "league" by gmhg
HU
Kenna. Queens) The gentlemen that he had d°“° “H he °°“1d d° °° the i°“Sh~‘3 “fe ’°'h°"°d *here Wh he its secretary status before the board
Ulf!
alter the de isi I Fr t
d “fe me" °f “de ‘°"-hh”-'>S “X British bon: nzgieis inB:r:?nc.:  rm rims” ijmmage done lit? nkidmys t°
‘ 01' EBI' ECBUSE you W EVE H0
n
perlence and ability, and should only one-fifth of what they were at mc,-c mfccccd cchshs cc cause dam mn
' .al
of
lb
a. polar bear.
very. title undoubtedly led
was a. broadly reresentative
of consumers. It even appealed
for active membership were in-
each and that only possible
up to $10 were wanted. 'I‘he
lve” members were Charles
Current, Sask., who was chairman of
M. P., of Vonda, Sask., who was
he executive.
develop the anti-protection doc-
es of Mewrs Bothwell, Totzke et t
dree
at least that one of them died when
the
his
tions
double tragedy was therefore found
in t
solve
of a death that has no living witness.
b
the
kinds of feul (the fat of animals,
the
in
interpreting the light clothing of An-
rdee
Everything goes to show that An-
and Fraeiikel died together, or
other was too weak to care for
body. Apart from some depreda~
by bears, everything about this
hat condition which .a police
fficer desires when he wants to
by study of clues the problem
When the two men died they were
lightly clad. Committed, to the
traditional view that every death in
the
vatlon or from cold, and deprived
of
Arctic must be either from star-
tha starvation theory by the
undance of every variety of food,
discoverers ignored the three
scattered driftwood, the kerosene
the blue flame stove) and mis-
and Fraenkel they concluded
hat: "They died ln their sleep! The'
until thousands who had nevericold
finished them.'_’
closed down 1 ood Y 0 uk heard of Messrs_Bothwel1 and Totzke
damaged heart and kidneys if you
job is done The X ray, the electro- an aggage e er er
Bishop, a soldier more devoted, re
will be much more complete than Az rpm were is a iirlush seine- problems, his shrewd observations °f|'°“ While IS‘°“d» they f°“"d them
ever befom ment which has recently by I_3g,5,a_ ,mch ,md thc ccu,-se of e,,eh¢_,_ He sahhremarkably preserved, although not softly falling snow. One oi' the men
huh in ch B I P ma 'mc u~,~ chculd be thc safest medium so miraculously as the newspapers was cooking when the other fainted.
The held organization and preparn- E G31” H ment beerli ‘ md 1 th mst accounts. This _e_
lot transport, lamented the large 5 h e P
take" “nm 'J“"° lst' but in t`h° @5110 °°h5id£l‘8¢l0n lu retum- Mean- h tt k present consumers as a class. are
ave m . .
meantime there is a great deal of pre- time the United States is sitting pret- pucgfcr (;;e;hea;,,;1|s must come Ah°hh°h °f the Tariff B°‘h`d has their sleep'
. , I
parcccry Work co hedche_ Asthe cm, ty and gathering in the shekels. out and you are able to withstand ,t_?;1gu';YfaZ'n‘;'}§}:;);nI:§x§e{)aZl€ ‘EEE ,favourite method 0! suicide is with
i_ P0
will permit a. scientific study to be cargoes, averaging from twq tg fcu, chances of battle in machines which
me of me whole problem of seas and a half million feet, were dis. now would be considered primitive, The death °f Ahdree “hd ms °°h" th
chu;-gcc in prcwdchce between och was thc,-c u mcrc ckmcd hycr than Dlhhihs iS H- mystery Sivfy Wl\0s=|ne'wspap2rs, one of the veterans of
onal and periodic unemployment in _ authors died before the final chapters-Polar exploration who lives- there
tory work necessary for the census ish territory. The act was framed __h;ihumhe,. of unnecessary accidehcs_chd`servatlon of diaries, shreds of flesh so
Will reflllirc B Stuff 0! Probllbly Mt ,ememhmnce of what we (the Bebidcclarcd the --flying mol-. more p,.op_ the remains of food, and other nor- had done on Coronation Gulf. We
There was a. sleeping bag on the
res onsible duti d vol ing upon '_ . l
D es e V faced W make hevechhding hwmc_ get along au°;!:ht eve? WT; jug' were led to believe that in some my- , tent floor but the inadequately clad
*heh* The actual cehshs Wm h°t he y sterlous manner the "league" did re- men had not died in it. Yet they
said to have frozen to death in
n»many European countries the
is the -'stock-sneer' of the whole the- operation. see that it complete d_ b _ ,__ F d _,_ mb _I lcamh monohdc genera-,cd by chu.
tion, the form and content of the since the mst sm t M 000000 ° , Headquarters from whence it fu-st coal brazlers. When a chemist de-
several uestions to be asked have to Pmen 3' ' cnguhmon' sm”-me B portion M the emer ed. cldes on suicide deliberately. !`af'h<-‘T
q feet of Russian lumber was brought ccncus and Iccving stumps are not S -- - -.
’ th
811/H1 very careful consideration. W Pf0Vlnd¢h¢° fmm A1‘°hlh8¢| 111 considered the best forms of treat- B
n under a sudden stress, he coni-
monly uses monoxide. A notable
Canada the decennial Census is °°t°b°"' 1927' hehrly 7°»0°0»000 feet ment when there is no reason why
_ ‘ - ' - proportion of all deaths that are
lbroarily limited to two great subjects, ;;::`g§°£1:‘;:rh;;’3::;’;5;e:l';£_*the complete Job should not _be done. HOW Did Andree DIC?
population and agriculture. Ques- ch”-gcd at that port A detailed “_ _
tions will be included this year which cord of this shows that twenty-two fvlihjnlmur siernnsson in The spectator) are
connected with automobiles is from
lsoning in garages when motors
running.
Last summer in England, when
e Andree story appeared in the
Canada. Another new feature may be said that the lumber docs hoc com. sourceful and courageous, a. man Wet” written' I submit here 9' teh'I5hid that there W” h° P013! “Pedi-
a hst of trading estabhshmehcs of ah pete with Pacmc coast lumber not more chivahcus h., victory or muh, tatéveffdraft 1;! time mlshsinjgl chaptersition of the last thirty or forty years
criptions which will subsequently with that which EWS fl`0m E8-Sivrh Steadfast ih mi~_‘f°"thhe~ an ° J asc u on Mt e nm prob'
Canada to New England by rail. 11; is Col. Bishop, now a resident of Lon- km' 95
beused as a basis for a thorough in- a “me dimcult to see however why don’ comes home occasionally to “_ The tragedy must have come so0n»mo
vcstigation into internal trading ac- the importation Dt 7o'000_000 !e'et of ccivc the welcome due h disczhgmshed after the llmdlhs- The dhify €llfI‘i€S`
tlvlties. It is hoped also to make a bc- Russian lumber would not in some son. The other day he addressed in are “W and there is h° mhtenhl WB-5 helfly air~tiBht, for it was made
.exnnms through me population een- wav affect the market for lumber Ottawa the annual banquet of the heh’ f’°‘“ ‘hem We °h°”f°"° "“"‘ °f
from msn the Pacific and .mantle Canadian Aitillery Association. and ‘° °h° °"‘d°””° °“ White Island- W” sew" *° 1° h" °“° P"’°°~ The teh*
of certain social problems- In the wasm limo _ ,ew mmutes packed me mu), when Dr. Gunnar Home expeoii- si°°d_in 5. lee. In the fn-si storm of
I'
B
cf his deep knowledge of aviation lon dlscove ed the Andrea remains the year the air-tightness of the tent
w
which had not had one or more -narrow
capes .from death by carbon
noxide. 1
Now, Andrea and Fracnkeis tent
balloon silk and it had o floor that
s increased by a. blanketing of
The cook then released the pressure
that the stove went out, just as I
i mally erishable things was due to know he did that because the stove
less than 15,000 enumerators, com- giung) owe to the British nation anderly should be called the "flying P
,551 d oth h mt In homage to me _pmt that x .khc_\.c~- --one crashed foci’-» he wcht Andree's European propensity for was discovered half-filled with kero-
m 0l'iel'S, Rn ETS W O m ' ngph-es ~
reach every nook and corner of the the creation of these establishments '°h» "kveps hundreds out of the air." m°k1h8 B “mv 111 Shen". Where th!! Sent. Then ho flinfkd. 1100. before
In che Ypres dum” The _ mt ___ In pm ng_ gc; Bunch ,cfcn-cd cc lee accumulates huge snowdrifts that e
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country. It is a sisautic undertaking. ‘ P ' ,hc ~ccv,c,-c,-cpcucd cccbag-» cs become deep in the autumn and last tent for ventuatlon.
and one which can only succeed war gmve_s_ It is said that about "that absurd mon-Btl’0Bli-Y 01 the 3111"’ Ihr hm’ the summer- The "math-5
with the full co-operation of all our 600 persons of hrltish nationalZty',_°n "hmm" which "Why mymeh were we” preserved am" thmwthree p'°p°s°d th" 1"" md “hmm an
years. t
citizens. The importance of answer- are employed on this work. and the must “ha” with mm'
Y res Bememe th” its h h There 13 u place in hugcfy for Plenty of food shows that hunger in
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mg an questions muy and completely Parsonage. school and regtmil-ofixnlrgor cm' Bishw' “nd his place in the af' ‘us not the cause °t death; the"
should therefore be kept in mind. The png_,ms_ ,I,h,_ Settlement now be_ fcccicng and gl-amudc cg thc Cuhccplivas plenty of fresh meat, so scurvy without heavy responsibility in the
Canadian census coincides in point of comes 1,3gah_,;. British’ A comm t_ lan people is equally assured. Thoseiwas not the cause. There was drift- immediate cause -of the tragedy.
` engaged in peace-time aviation, car-.w0od, so that Andrce could have Nansen had been the pioneer in
rying on where thc gallant band oflbuhi B h°“S¢ m0f€ 2°-*hy thin Nm'
by their pioneering, will welcome his two rears befvrg. Nuiiwn had had to
comments and should profit by his burn animal fat for fuel, as he had
constructive advice. neither driftwood nonkeroeene; An-
tillery Association in lnvltklg Col. sides. His blue flame above for the
vention is a highly commendable in swd worklnz °°nd1t|°n T110 Cheer
Editorial Noi” gi W, A, mmap, A, canadian whose one and their initiative might be foi- ful tone of the Andres and Btrind-
*-'- sensational eivpions mn ring down iowea to arent advantage by canad- bers died” Mm# W hm We JM!-
Charlle Chaplin L1 rectlvlhs I UNM me hells of fame and who, when the ian clubs, service clubs, boards of fled. But death came instead. and
welcome in England, where he waswar was over, quietly went back to|trude, chambers of commerce and with it myS¢¢l'l¢l thlt °1°\ld 001’
mm’ md where he ,ehmed the uc mc buginggg ug mgklug u uving, In 'other such semi-public organizations. view.
wmch probably dm mm for me yeare to come Bishop will shine as an It is well to remember that a new We see plainly that strindberg died self and his men inadequately.
heroic figure of legendary proper- generation has grown up since thebefore the other two, for his _body
m°"1”9 h‘°°‘”`“ th” “hy °"h°' “"3" tions; at the moment we are. per- `deys of the world war-a genera- had been buried. It may have been.
contribution that has been made to ,hAp|, still too close to the era of his tion of young men and women who simple illness in his case, for people
them. It was long ago rccognlnedprett deeds adequately to value the cannot be f|‘¢eque;:tly of Can- die rf nigmallcauties tin ‘the heretic
1 great contribution he madefowards adore con u on o reedom and no ess an n e rope or mp-_
tmt FMP," M much more mm ‘ victory. But in no combatant aerial civilization as exemplified by me irate zones. It may have been n fall
°l°w" th” he 1'" 'ix' fm' °"° °‘ th' th d devotion of such men as over a cliff in hunting or the
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was able to make a hole in the
This solution, the only one so far
he facts, also has other arguments
its favor.
The first is that it leaves Andree
using a ,blue flame' kerosene stove
Bishops and Barkers left on profiting sen did in the same neighbourhood and Andres was only the second. I-Ie
did not therefore have these warn-
lngl to guide him which we
later travellers had, and was
The example of the canadian Ar.. dree possessed both, and grease be- less to blame than' we have
been. The second ls that no
greatest living flyer of the Bishop to address their national con- petrol was found Ui' Hom to be still death fl more wholly devoid
‘ . - of
waming. And a third argument
is that if we adopt this explanation
we do not have to criticize Andros.
u the Norwegian dlscoverers of his
camp' and the Bwedleh editors of
his book have done, for dressing him-
The muon why the bodies were
found insufficiently clad »for out-
doors was that Andrea md Fraenkel
died warm indoors. Similarly the
reason why they were not found in
their sleeping bag was that they
eljhey ut cooking a meal. ...,__\
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