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Dgomore Farm will send Native
wg 206%, and Sonoma Girl, 2.04%,
,D me court oi Peter Volo. 2.02.
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lt is said that the racing days ot
M 1-‘otchen il. are over and he has
Mon ordered to a farm siding in
c°n°'d“' o e e `
wsomorl, is in the middle west on
¢ hunt for race prospects for next
_ n.
"am o o s
Among the rules to be recommended
to the turf congress is the revision oi."
nulo 6. sections Band ii. as it reads at
prosent, and the substitution of the
iollowlng: * _ '
Tho winnings of the Murphy stable.
according to the books of the Plough-
yoopsie trainer, foot up 8126.928. The
champion pacer, Directum I., 1.56%,
won $16,928. ’ _ _ _
_ Arlene. 2.08%. recently secured by
W. ii. Keys, of St. Stephen. from L.
g_ Miter, in a trade for Baron Patch-
gn, 2.17%, has traded her to Dalton
mothers, Newcastle, for a seven-year
old mare by Will Be Sure. 2.151/4.
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Marie Constant, 2.13%, the trotting
mare which annexed iirst money in a
tive-heat race an Sprlngileld, Ill., with-
out winning a single heat, was a most
consistent campaigner this season.
Silo was eight times second in 19i5
and trailed in 2.09.
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Perhaps it‘s not too early to give
some thought to winter racing in
(illllrlottctown. So far as we can sea
tho New London Driving Club is the
(irst in move in the mat_ter in this pro-
vlucc, and is to alternate matlnees
with tho Summcrsidc Club. liorsonloll
at lhv capital should get busy.
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Amos Etter, oi' Amllerst. and Frank
liollt_ilicr_ of liuliinx, arrived home
the other llay wltll sixteen horses
bought at the Old Glory Sale. Two
were purchased by Tommy l'taymonri_
the Fredericton trainer, two belonged
io Mr. Boutiller, while ten were the
property oi Mr. Etter and Aid. Belli-
vallll, of Moncton.
o In o
Peerless llal, 2.09'/4, Rouse's Point
lloy, 2.10%, and Monarchial Lady.
2.14'-3, campaigned by the Vermont
trainer, F. M. Pickle & Son. this sen-
snn. have been returned to Canada,
Peerless llal. 2.09%, won nine ilrsts
out ot 11 starts, and reduced her re-
cord to 2.16’/4. to 2.091/4 over a half-
milv truck.
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The offer of $35,000 for a stallion.
Voter Mac 2.03’/4. owned by Captain
David Sllaw of Pittsburg; the pur-
ot Margaret Druien, 2.03%, lor
to be used as a broodmare;
sale of a yearling trotter for
is evidence that those inter-
ill breeding the light harness
need have no fears for the fu-
U O K
Tho big ice meetings in the upper
thls winter are announced
ed by the rules of the
and National Trotting As-
respectively. but in each
exceptions." A weakness of
tnri is the facility with
exceptions are made. and the
oi ll complete acceptance of any
of rules.
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Thcre are some good things being
these days about a ilve-yearold
by Border Knight, 2.12%. out
Benton. a daughter of Benton
that _was raced in New Eng-
Canada a few years ago. He
the property oi J. E. French, of
N. H., who will place him
stud next spring and later cam-
llim in that section.
horse with a win race made on
track, shall be allowed one sec-
for each quarter of a. mile, or
thereof, in the distance to he
when entering on a hal! mile
providing the class to which
would be eligible under this allow-
is not slower than his win race
the distance on a. bali mile track.
allowances may be granted if so
in the published conditions. but
when offered for losing perform-
or being behind the money in
races."
H O U
recon ot the Nation-
in New York
was made
driven to
seven years and
out on a rac-
and won a number ot races.
found tllat he was entitled
and his winnings. A black
i4 years old. owned
had been used as a
by P. F.
and .lack
s o defeated Uhlan i
she
§ FARM 
and was
in Chicago
horse was
J. Anderson enjoys the
of having driven to their
two taster trotters than ever
credited to any other horsemen.
soup, 2.01%. ool-ooo hor
n
race over trotted to this
Lee Axworthy. a grandson
Belle's sire, recently ad-
W. E. D. Btokel. $50.-
Volo. 2.02, his ilrst de-
three-mile race on
was regarded as
took him
the as boot
"boss Belle,
Another example of the vigor nm;
0141-time trotting stallion Quoouop
iif.§l’.‘é.§»§`§"o‘i§§.‘5°‘t~,‘lL” ,""°"‘ “‘ "*°
yea" ‘gm ut meeting 20
` e_ e g
Th° N°"l1 SYGIIGY Herald says
3328** ° i“'°b°i1ilily ol non Moo not ‘
Moutroollulllm um Mg we "““°“ '“
or . mam: B winter. There in talk
race between this fog;
my c°l't°"' °‘"1°il by Peter Macdonaln
fastest free-leg d
provinces Mr (gsm h Pacer in 1
harbor ice, or '
speedway for £ié:_i:_l€a0::_t:: suitable 1C,e
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his record-breaking feats Wm, the tw
each later to become h _
lion oi the world. c ammo" sm'
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Toronto Driving Club is on nt H11,
on y in the new year. The
sus at Delormier Park on the 13th and
meeting opens on tho zoth Jauuo
Will be Duiled oft' on what is consid-
_cgcd to be the best mile track in Can-
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DEHORNING CATTLE
_.__
s. chute for 'securing cattle enduring
not believe that-at the present time
such is the general method of pre
ceeding. When dehornlng. nrst begu
to be practised a saw was the ln-
strumellt used, and this, of course,
held in a reasonably quiet position.
The saw has been almost entirely
used at present. They can be ne
cured from a hardware or implemen
dealer at from 10 to 12 accordin
r
an entire neighborhood. in many
localities one mall having a clippe
goes around the country every
Spring dehorhing at 10 cents per
head. The work is done in about the
following manner: The animal is
placed in an ordinary wooden cow
stunchion, one made of strong 2 x 4
or, better still. 2x6. An instru-
ment commonly called a bull tamer.
is snapped into the nostrils, the
head is drawn off to one side and
securely held by the attendant. in
the absence of this instrument a
strong rope, say. % inch, ‘may he
used around the neck, giving it shalt
hitch over the nose. While the ani-
mal is principally concerned about its
nose the clippers are adjusted over
the protruding horn so as to take
off about one-fourth inch of the skin
at the base oi the,-hom. With a
dies together. The horn falls to the
ground and the animal makes its
struggles at a time when it does no
harm. Slacken the rope and draw
the head to the reverse side. repeat-
ing as before. and the operation is
over before the animal has decided
to malie ll iight. -
The work may also be done at the
same time as branding and while the
animal is stretched on the ground in
the usual method by one rope around
the neck half-hitched around the nose
and another on the hind legs. Stand
near. After removing one horn let
the animal partly rise and pull down
again on the other side for the other
horn. Have plenty of help and 1 do
not unnecessarily prolong the work.
The best results are accomplished
with yearllngs_ Don't dehorn a cow
that is going to drop a calf within
two months or you will be troubled
with excessive bleeding and the cal’
when it comes will likely be we .
in nearly all cases there will be more
or less blood (lowing for an hour or
more, but I never knew ofa fatality-
from this cause.
Don't dchorn in ily time or in ex-_
cessively cold weather.-C. H. Mari-‘
time Farmer.
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cl-loreso e'l‘uFl=.
Plan to do some useiul study this
winter. t
The stock should all be in the
stable now. _
'Pull the water gates out oi the.
reach of the ioe and Hood -levels.
Clean the stable windows. sunshine
is one of the best disinfectants we
have _
A light dressing of manure on the
lawns will improve their growth next
“’l;|l'lfl`¢ all tho uiochluory undm cover
oiling it now and then throngdgattlli
gg _ _  ,_ _
wlllieodvy cream moans e` smaller’ fl*
is likely to he more tho __ I! 
ed and receive better cars.
GRAY  
,- "o -  
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quick. strong motion draw the han- ‘
mount to be taken care  »"li°l*" ll’
A" we 0! srouuo would hola 21.000
gallons of water at the above rate.
"ld its weight would ho 110 tous.
_ As more than an inch oi rain falls
n an ordinary storm. it is only to be
elliected that the ground ' and crops
will be laid down t.o some extent when
a reall heav
_ est mm “¥meaMyarai=i_ ogcli:-5;' sung a
wllllom A. clorho. the lu-ooorlotou °°° °' C°’””‘°‘l°'° ‘“°“Y°"i “<1 'P° - ° ° we '° ve
mches ot water. Fortunately for the
“ner “W <l€l\iBe: but in the case of
suits must be laid at the correct dis
ment must be used in each individual
the record of rainfall examined.
tive operation next Spring. ‘ _
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Ch X22 ,,°,“l§_'2,'“_‘,'§,_",,,}“§‘__“ h‘_‘_,d“§_",‘f,'____‘j_'°'§‘,’_§; Made from pure," rich tobacco, every_ ounce of which is ca-
k,,,,w§_"f§ _,YQ ______ff_’i§i_§*_l3;~__f=1;1_;1i\i=riy rlxno or tho photo, ooo who-o ovuuor- refuily selected, then blended according to our process, glv-
wl;o_l_;rouA:_mluoo ouo ul-ovo to ellllgll 2: lgoiirgllcglzlaglfl lllotl'§§ofi§‘;°m'L'l ing it enou ll elasticity to keep it together instead of gran-
re ° 8 °“°“~ 209%. and Axtell the ain. there is often d n f lllililfl lil t 8 illOLll1l'l 3.5 iI`l0Sl1 ll.l tOlJ3.CCOS dO.
(3)» 2-12. and also established the harm to the lants from chill ll?-. ll)  _ p g
. D k g s
£_'B_:°:l¢gng;ig¢‘lt_ 1:; léidepeudence. Ia., a -large amount of moisture is needed '
___ and about the vangelistic wo;-lr for the preparation t.o plant food. the ,
_Bat work wa 500% Where his earl- checking of evaporation must not be , '
towns have tuznegne. Various iowa <llSC0\il°8g€d. so other means should _ _ _
crowds _O w8_ out enthusiastic be employed for reducing the surplus » _ ,
where 25 eurscome the evangelist in the soil. The only practicable way '
mu fromylnd ago tbeyncheered the of commanding this over supply is by _
€Dendence in some of the use ot drains .or ditches; drains '
o being oi course preferable
colts which he raised and developed Under drains to give the best re- N A V Y P L U G \
ONG  :tagline which belong to the modern FARM °aA'NA°E ~
_ M ro er was seen' thi _ *'*' `
A yearcld mare Alcy:ng“Srtalll-I tglbl/E wumw shmnd b°'T°k°" F'°"‘ L”* `
HORSES ' 'll-'33°f3-515; ’3'£i1‘l3£.”‘““‘““‘”‘°“f °"'""`53'°""°' - ' ` - ~ » 0 O
_ was hut in training and wllaillrllliitlrne “le An meh of min’ “S °p°k°“ °‘ ln the I ` ' '
°'¢l‘i \’“°'=°- She is a daughter otythl;  nlgangvslllmcldgt :med pre' '
' g oun _ on
3'. which it milf to a depth oiof one inch.
‘ 0 ATISPACUD 'i  
olou soul.. uouu, syouo. .ua uf; ¢uf."Z`§"»'o“.§`f°`lf.`2 g.2i.‘{k§§.o'L'§2"§l°“ .lil A good chew is a comfort  make it a greater
ilabymeans of t ldi , i ' ' ° ’
Bob Machu a-nuomii _i!)l_l.ati:_¢;_c¢;w(l_1_er_o£ many cases. anllmb`;rmpro:"lldlll`gKeplant!sl Cofnfort _Still  Chewlng Klng GeO1°gC S NHVY .
he Wm! *lie Power to right themselves 
§’{_‘_‘.‘§§c,§_'°,§‘_‘__,°*},§}‘,__;’;§§',;_§‘§__ f'°_'}; $33 Has a dellclous, non-ujrltatlng sweet tasteand _ .
Tir winter me meeting or the have different requirements. a com- it is universall reco lzed that sweetened tobacco ls much more healthful
t oil i
o.e._._ lun. uso. out-. week. The ,ui '$?°u..§. of'li’l`f.°l’l§§u“.. l‘§§§$°l§lu'Il`f“`”.`l§ than the old fashion “strong”,' unsweetened plug.
we' lies continue for eight novo, and a depth or 3% feet thc amino should ` . . f., -d th..
l
the purses huuu up oulouul ¢o`;9_ooo_- not ho more thou so io oo fool sou.-l Itleaves along, lmgerlng flavor and guards the teeth from the ravages o_ acl mon
'l`l1_ ill l . . ‘ _
Mo°:_l;<_l_m_\;r _ rlle several meetings at _in clay and 06 to 100 in loam, bllt judg\ the Cause of nearly an tooth decay
Wim*-F meeting of the M l who o. 'rl l l il ' tl . .
nuuug cl..l._o,.ou. uuuo o°l.°f§2°l‘¢`i.‘i ousiho o`§ufuff§ gl f'olfll.°u`;"§lv§.'lf"§l§ “ Made ln Canada by Expert Canadian Workman ”
;{l(;imc_<;u_iilBlt;s for three days, The before making purchases of tile, thot
il i'VinK Clubs meeting op. drainage survey should be made and 10C A  Evgfywhere
\'¥
will luol on l ,th ~ F i ii f ,_ _
telling $7.100. 'i`llenllds<JnntBRl::l;r:1‘3s|~gt¢;0e Olhgir :liz tlnltcncllrs tttoedralllnlrlxlrll ol; ROCK CITY TOBACCO C0" LIMVI ED = hx vr;-eg-».¢3¢g|||‘|g”‘f‘“
- ._ _..,. »»- -~~ -'~'rx’,,~ ‘?'\-w:-1, `~n--iq. __ _»
table (McConnell's) has been com-i "'
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REVIEW SUGGESTIONS.
the operation of dehornlng and does ` (2) Let each Lesson contribute an
 im rta ti ct two for the-Review
po n a or -
(3) On each Sunday, review the pre-
' HMH@K®  ‘
n vlous Lesson and Lessons and so get
. p g
your hand in
p°U'°TRV "'°E '°°W°ER <4) 'rho nuol Review io simply tho
required that the animal be securely There me SCO,-os of so called ~p0,,|_ {»¥_?il15i`l"li“I’ me Dafilal Reviews ‘lf l I Q Q *L
try lice m di .. _ _ e uar er. __ _
They arerleloteolltll' mollnekdgnsllgdlllllt (5) Mxvays watch the Revmw Sug' 'WW ix"
llslcardoll lu favor or the clipper no 0 ff ,_ ' scsticns to set vouriwroscolic will
or shears, which is the instrument sfmglerzogleggayé ,t-:;;;:;d’;;’;ne of our gershective. at the beginning oi tho
' llarior
one fourth pint of cresol and three
iourtbs of a pint of gasoline Add to “NG AND ANALYMS
l - »
' A good home-made insect powder `  ’( " ` ‘ Av/ l I- _ ‘ - 
s S _ é can_bo made by thoroughly mixing' QUARTERLY mSTomcAL sET_ ,__/ _ _ __  _ L _ '  ___   __ _ -- _ _
:.2.:r°,‘.':.l on tits.-.,.St.lz.*“°'£.“'  __.., .. .. '...~ . , A ' '  A - " tl- ”" /' ///U ii /'it \\i‘7/ W/ iii ‘l/. M ,
ure gr ua wt st _ - _ ‘ .1 _~ A `:
_u-1   oi  10'?-ii ..i_"'s:~..€;‘;i'2§..::“'°..f;.9::..:‘;‘1i. » l 8" /A / _ #J > f/,J ll Ri' % ' l '//. \
\' up the liquid. For the above amounts h cies (1 1-evidences. 'if /f .. /ff _,_ f '_/`, 1’/i _
\ l l I/-/7 \
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lt will tulle uhout two a hi l’ 8 ““ D
pounds 0, __m_e__ _mm §“__e__f_ *li wlly_- 'ro ollow that God ala every-
' D °“ thing possible to .save the nation.
 °;]“3al|)_er_;1";2a_;l;`y'f_?__frf_‘;’; cali Whereré- Sarnaria. Gilgal. Jord_l1n
strong crude carbolic acid is available Dumas-cus' Dothan' flemsuem' Bn y
il. ii i I
lace and ke o D n E dry 722' -  
(2) Conduct is the Christian work
er's real credential
' ~ . (3) It~ls ee_s_y to'l_;e saveg _in God's A
way-impossi e to e save n man's _
_ 'rua DAIRY § _,_,_ _
 (4) God has countless resources ami
- forces to carry out his purposes. _
|Mp R1-AN _ (5) Every one has a kingdom and a '
O of THE BULL g1r§ne,_and he should use both for ~ THE  
rho saying, "Tho sun so Half the ° 'S 8 °“Y- - -
ff (6) God’s house is the test. strength I ~ t ° ‘
"°"" " “W "°=' **‘° *'"*"- ..u_.l.... of »uo3»u._»__ _ _ ___ Life _akes on a rosler hue when you hz-lvc
Good, deep-milking cows oi excellent ( l The `b°Y W ° W “T t° " rg _ - . ~ 9 1
_type and C,-,nsm,m0n_ together with can overcome enemies and diiilculties. _  S    __ __
well-checked milk records, may be of (8) G°d l”`°l’“l'°“ 8 the “““°“~ and o ,,g~;4;;’LL'/L
comparatively little value unless the `f-"gels the W°"l‘°" ¢° °°l“"e His m°°s` ,__-1”" ' '
farmer pays special attention to the ' ' ~ ` ` ff”
ooloctlou or his bull. 1 do uot wish lo (91 Repentance is absolutely uoooo- _ \\
depreciate the value of milk records “ry t° the Dl"l“° f_°'v°' and blessing' “li 
by this statement, but no matter how 10) P"°5l'°"lW-tmd “cw” “le nl” ` "
carefully one keeps milk records, and ¢° “nk” °"°. l"`°“d “nd "°U°l“°“°'m
u.se_s care in the selection.of `-his ani- PeS_1_;_le(;‘;i_f_°‘;‘:_'i_e’:K$‘_;l resmres 8
ma s, one’s success will be a more or '
less indifferent unless a bull of well~ (12) ‘l“d3me“t`°5“m“t Sl" “ml the
bred _"ry type is “BML sinner may be delayed. but: is sure aut
_ We constantly hear the saying that lefflble at me last'
“the bull is half the heard." The m.,, »-
‘maxim is very near the truth, and,
realizing thin, how mm wo egpoot g0od_ niiled when using a bull of this strain
lieopqnilking progeny from our boat that he was improving* his herd lol
animals if we mate them with the bull lJ9¢fb\il»1\°l f°"`m_l“i- N°W94l9-YB» li0“"
or o typical hoof-producing otrulu, ever. pedigree breeders are neyinu
whose female gnceggm-g were of poor great attention to=_milk produiction,and
_mllkers'.' .The bull has an influence on in molly liiii-81109# f°l' ll°¢l\ `_b9°f illlfl l
-every calf in the herd of which he is mllli-0i°» iii Dill" W0i`d9. f0i’ ‘Will Pill"
the father, and if he is of an nndesir- D099 Snlmllih f
able strain how can we expect his A fl\li'4l Diii'D0S8 Hiilmil 13039 Which
progoucy to he othorwlso? Ho should will give a large yield of _ilk during t
bo one who has como from annum,-5 its lite-time-say 800 gallons in the Two _
who were noted for their good milk. case of Sharthorus per annum- and_ Q
lu tho post-ospoololly lu tho one or then lation easily when her miikins
ing properties and excellent constitil- GBYB life 0V8l'-- l"N'il10i' Hill 31°C* l|U"6|0l|S .
tions. Such a bull ‘will more likely lil‘00d¢i'~
1 l l - - 'I v
§.'}f._`3l.'.'§"-l'l`.‘2."i..f.`f.l"i’l'§`oY.' l.’§l'°.'vuo“ u'§'s we s»==~\~° °F CREAM- ""9 g
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not so descended. . » .*°"°_ ‘U "  M505  _'
A- good aucesiory gives o hotter By the ripening dot cream it mesnt__ 'M' I9  _WCANADA _ ,_ _ 
guarantee that certain desirable quail- the changes ituup Q19!! _H0111 iliv-i » ' ~ \
ties have become more or less-nxed in limi? 01 lGllll'lil°\l ilgzlelglf I “dd” ‘°
the descendants, and therefore more the <‘J1\lm~ Upon ill _-Olilligas dB~_
likely to so trououunoo to lholl- oo- reads ver! Iemis' thsntrsiitv ot hut- _
wg", ` ‘ ter as regards texture d ilavor. The
_ T09 gjmqy 10|-mor; "gm w'||£yg tempefetufetat which elm ls held,
been under the impression" imma peat rleterminell ¢li0 “fm” li 0" *GX*-“ev
- t ir. i , ` tho while the tiavor is dependent upon; di'
'xslt dgllmtidnllllly hee   long by-products _irom_tlte_ beet?-ini growth
"dm-09, vphny, on o » ._ \ bon. The purpose"oi' ripeniq cream is ‘
in gn ming] of g poor. j _typo fundamentally 'that of. giving the but-
'aiid which had the power 6 ` t ter the desired flavor and-taroma. but
“ t in props y of plogluoing beet to_hi¢ in addition 'it increases the ease and
u ~  olilloprinaflilthough plaiigrsoiaa very eiiiciency of ébnminl- Crum is
desirable oust in o null, one mupt nov- ripened in one or two weylr
er aece it as a guarantee al to the First. it :ours or ripene._ as u. result
sultlbilllty, or otherwise. for the ob- of the \¢ii°il 0 fl’l°¢°i‘ll» Wllliili lf”
lect one has in view. Pedigree cattle normally present in milk and cream:
. . '  -._ --  rns-have been usuali bred or. _* _
' ‘1 ~ ' ‘ i MJ" U* " "* mmnhoom mm mm nfm,p|m|lm_ .-_ Second; it ripens asarsshlt- 'of ac-_l
0. _ stances bmi
' ` ‘ '=~"1`*`,.:" f ` »°.ior.t‘ho action oi beef and not tion oi certain kinda of bacteria ‘
_`.....__  vo»;£"L,‘ s M" .   (°”    lddld lil 'lll\‘|l'_fOl'1l\Ol| ll
' aJ'.»~-~_..,~ 0 _-' nm"  l--~“'i“¢\lt° ll” “ ‘ . ' -__ » _ '
on the part of the British blockade.
French resin, in normal times. it iS
pointed out, reached tile continent
generally through Hamburg alld Allt-
werp, and with both these ports closed
England has become a trails-sllipmellt
place. Besides shipping enormous
quantities of tobacco to her troops a-
broad, it is also pointed out, Great
Britain has now become a distrihutillg
centre for much oi the Chinese, Greek,
Egyptian and iihodcsiull tobacco,
and closes on the 26th. A large amount i>ll€ll» Wbivll glV0B the Elle Ol liliie  _ _ '"1' ' ' ` *T ' `
is hung ollt in purses and the races 3§;l_:3da_i:_‘i°;‘_:'gl‘:_§__§_‘;__;l“’o§“|l °f use H Q' °°' LONDON, Dec. 23.-Tile increase
,|m|ned This tame “fn beam? ta;    of exports oi tobacco. resin ulld petrol-
W H bays Bulletin (175) onm.‘,g, rm enm from England has subjected the
D,.'_,ln;_g$ Operations.. and __ st _ll I ______ British Goverllmellt to collsiderahle
thin Work will give day novice lltugogd 1  gslliitlleesltgdgllllllg  
itll:-_i_l»__g!c§l_$:'__:(o__g;3_tBhisad_l;ainage done. Dec. §zi_sE;E_:_lgV';:'A9ELGRAcl°US ments. is permitting its own shippers
mnkdimy _"mer cl; _dwasdong to PR l ' to increase their exports. ‘0iiicial
orhlo loud ous lthorllil ellotrl age GOLDEN TEXT- rh L ai on ““'°‘°“" While “°‘ °““i"“g "“` ””““"'
stand the. worm he s _:L rea 3 if _ _  9 °" Sm _ any oi the figures. declare the condi-
some ot his time this lliilfxitlltewlllln sgfdly- Slelliltéidmulls lltnallltgszys ow m anger am "0" due m a change in ports of dis'
[ng the subject and preparing for ac_ _ ' tributlon, instead ot' ally i'av0ul'itism_
which formerly was handled by rou-
tinelltal poris__
American oll companies have im-
ported enormous quantities of P0-ii'0l'
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