The Lucknow Sentinel, 1925-07-09, Page 2LAND OF F:7\:"AN4EiJIN' I'.11./RES *ANT' AHTOISTS,
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'Nova Seoti.t.1 is ,the' lireYinee dOWn.enthusitist aewell as mall heat 'sail-
ti.za sea, thOOnd of EvanaYlbop;$,Ig Ufld canoeing. , .
the Attest discovered part of No* And all of these thingt, the yisitor
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may enjoy In, a MVO') summer cit.
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Anketi.„. • It is fait:Ions for it- historic., mato; long days of sunshine and the
forts, its -PintUrnaiine flshing'villages; ' 'incomparable ht, f this
"1" wick valleys and a hundred' miles' tude. There is no excessive heat. and
Of ;Apple orchards; for , literally' a the nights are cool everywhere.
Itl*aanct lakes and Streams. In one •
,
of the finest -Stimitter climates in' the:. B.4„1,,LAD OF A 01\1•FATHWI'l
*corldi‘tht :Ostler finds golf and: , „ ISIOTORL,T.
fishing„huntin,4 yachting and. surf If' .your car is weak and whee'4Y---
/aathing,anti-:the superb highways of; • . though it u,Sed to be se breezy,
111. storied' an"romantic coast. ' Thelte. If you're having trditble climbing
are nearly l'aFe• thousand *ilea of Atte!. • little bilis' . • • , " •
'111°F)..0'clirds, 444 44` following°We' enrItUretim sPutivia an.4 the I
the cosset, ..whighhas a tale''Of- priva- • • differentia Matters, •
teer and pirate, phantom frigate and :And,You.denol (bre repair it. -.-for
katled :treasure to*,,'*WerY the' ,
cdohtkin tOurist motor Carni* the If. yOU'Ve'. tiled Yetir lett to trade it1.
-ter may find accommodations; and the dealers all 'upbraid it,
Nova ':Sdotte has the oldest' Eifrot. ; And deny it haOhe,,Valne that you
,vetin settlement on the continent north , • '• • ' • '„
of'the'Aulf of Mekico..„ In its riting&• (-.)ri a_ night that makes you shiver
fortresses, the student may; retracej take it down beside the river,
four centuries of Ainericarn history.; ' -Kiss It fondly, push it and let it
liere is Fort Anne and Fort Edward i ; .Sink.
and•Beausejour, and the"desolation of •
*tried masonry which was Lou- 1 Why, you ask me,hesitating, do- I
bonig-Louis the. XIV's "most splen-' favor perpetrating • '
did city" -the mightiest stronghold of Such a crit' as this, advising it be
• ,French Power inthe New World. Here sunk? "'"' • : .
are the descendants of the, Highland You remaik:• "You hadn't oughter
• co who were "out" for , prince , shove the -car into ;the 'water
Charlie, in who. subsequently --While-there'S'-•any-chancw-of selling
found refuge firthig7Nevir-Scotlen4 ' 't_terjunkl" • f
and: still speak :their 7ancient • Gaelic But a gat is Wor-lhii-elkibriding•-witen.
its useful, life is ending,,,- ,
None of the waters in Nova Scotia When Its will to take the hill on
are preserved. • Countless ' rivers, ' high' has ceased; co,
brooks' and lakets',11roY'Vle trout and Would 'You' ittn4 a friend", I 'wonder.
Gainvgn through a lout season. There . have him torn oar.t.; asunder?
Is moose and 'deer hunting in ,season; , • You'd rather drown him first, to
'and the best of; duck and %grouse shoot"-
ing; and, yachting for. the blue,Ivater
.r
'snjt ',the 'least.'.'
••=4--11arald S. Osborne.
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The carillon: tower, •Oritaining;'23 iiers; at .Siintoe, Ont., Which Was aa-.:.
Veiled recently as a MeniOrial'tO.the fallen dead of $orfollt•countii. The total:
cost of $30,000 Was tallied. entirely by individual and corporate SubsCription..
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theseetnity. council giving;1;00.0.. ....
The Missing Wild Man.
The Chinook Talk:. , .
: • , . - . . .. • - .Scorn Fear.- . ...
•what4thion.,x40-44Js..to.,..tlie...:,,trat- Don't, let. fear Clutch at you ..with.cavi-
..11Citera ;of. the Chinese' ports ' the ?Chi- , • - ., art4and: ' • .' ; , ; . i•'. ,, . .. •• • .. ,
nook jhrgon is,.aloot the Pacific •coast With head .held, high,.,..'inarch proodly•
-.Circus mei !,st•tii always looking for . ' : ..
of Ganada. and 'Vie' nOrth-W,esterri •;,' ,''.dovin 4.04 lanai '... '.-..,'• ''' -
novelties to reciatt that more or less '
, • 'state's' • ' ' ' . ' ' '. • ,..irou'll,ie a hero -it you Will .he: elle:
amusing ' collection • of. "freaks," genii- ' . • • • , .
a Writer in 'Ad- ,•Smaildieeds,or.big heroically dorie
1 .e filthitinratad*olli7-"w11", le.11-4787"eatOt' Igatit,g-c
venture; . wat...a rea y .. n use ' w en. VriVin-yornYltniglitrobal • . ." "
' the ".Side slip*X7 one:morning; says iVir." Lewis • • • • • . . . , . • .• . .. . ,
4.' and Clark *idled the 'Columbia,: ,, ' And your strength•will•grow• •' • '
.:Gil Robinson In :his liotik Old Wagon' .
in ..1865. '::'4ietor'ii.''''.4Onts •along,.ttle .wikii every *isle, and With, every blowi
Show Days, the. Most .rentarkable-loOk-
northweet COaiit and the British---trad,' You strike At ,dreaki and :elf. dread's.
i ing:•stisniinan•:ni humanity i• had.. even
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kindred knaves. .: ':' ... ... • •-• ' :.:
'O'Vet your head success's banner .w,dVes'
If. you but keep it. flying! ' . ''. ' ; .'
." Don't lay Own .:'" .4, :'''' -; ' < •,, .1, ' •
.y4pur weapons..- ..bentt'''• let ,craVenti
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drown
With craven doithts • the. battle -cry Of
-nt:06!7'''.' , , '', • •.' .' • ..
_..,a, k.. I'm 1 t• : LU e • an,,,like::Topsy. With every. mile. spreads ont,,La wider
The '&1k:4...walked:alive*, 'pleased' at
. _ "just rowed" .'. ' • ' ' - .,- ' •
the'. idea, Of breaking. into the areas .. • . • . • . • ' ' ••:' - - ....•••'•: • .scope• •• .• .• • • , . .
_.: - while In. its abilitYa to assimilate words. it...1 work and itsefulneas for valiant WO'S.
game, ',..About one, elclock..I Was- -.
rivals .pigiish.....It. •drew terse sxpies, ' then strAggin. :ap,,--;--,sn't/l you 'scale
Signs, 'ficim,' the dialects Of '. Ifie• 'tribes o' . ', ' .. those hiiii.'f. • • :, : • .., •.
•that ..s0o.k6 it. : A *teat I noinliet Of •its. 'Which Ase'betere 'Ijitiui. scorn -to feel.
words were .formed • by ononnittitoeia.; ,1. ' '• .''dismay: : • '',. , . ' : . ' '
that la,: bj, the sounds the itenienther. ,',41liekeet:".night. proceeds
. . . . . , . , . . . .
-thing. spoken of. Thus , tiktik means!. '.. dawn's day!". . ; ..••• : • .1 '!'•'...•
.".how. to pick Men' aind„'haols ., hew . to i '. "Page ,latill .11V!.: I .eallea. .. . ...,. . • • • •
. . • ...,.,- .,., . . fel-..a. watch; 'tuni-tinia meant- the'"heatt i ,. . . --Lillian••Gard.
. treat there, for then there will he'anch,l. , .A.'gentIeataulY , appearing Yqttig ' beating' tum-vratah. is.arapidSi,W.A7Wa. t. • .. , • . • - _ . .„...7.7...... . .
• ,iiowth. and expansion that. -there. will low, with short 'hair.' and a ...•Clean7eft.......40.....4
. anota9a gray-haired. , Join'a 'team which "You're .not the , Wild.l1/lano on, .., t...
betiOts'iotlirettiodqus-60Pre-°• 714'-b"nt'"Ntr-t•,. • • ' ate, c.,Inn• 4, , • •.. . • ; y ,f.. •guess that... . • ' • '. ..' ••• -• .... - • - . .' • . • • • • • • • • •
alltffieelre-bat".SrOmWt. ' , ., '.• '' • . '. ' • . •••• '
,kneartrhovrlo-play--the-businessAgame..._erti . .., . , .. .., _ From , the • French Canadian .•Voy., . The . genial but ' overdne, . hoarder'
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. ageure--the-Jargon,-dewnstairs. .. • . . ;..
' 1 and. successfully,and Whotie4:'.-"Oh, Yes: I tinq he grinned: • .
.'sguare.y, ..• • :.. .... • .. ., . •,, ' ',. • enough, drew Many of its 'expressions ' • "Good. Morning; :Mrs,. Menalian,". he
captain sees tti• it that lila team wor. k.- • ..` But -1 protested, where are .your
I ' ' ' ' - • mi.... .. . :,.. .that: relate ,, to love -Making, 2.drinking, Calied, tint Cheerily.; .'.`Did Ytiu" over 'see,
er's get freedom to develop into star whiskers and. long hair...., , : . : . . ,
Singing,: dancing and the like., 'Thus: .anytiiing., so; unsettled fthe -Weather
' playets.. ., .• . . . . ., • •. • :.•;;....... , .: , , . lie , said, . still grinning, .• I.. • •. b 1 t ki,..s. .
.. , „ .. .13eebee' from . a set', means .9. ...., , . we are having these days?"
. . ' . '...i.a.---•,--6-,---L.----.. '.. • : . spent the 'dollar you :gave ,me for ..a .. ‘•
• 'Henry VIII.' was, the firt.. men .to
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- ,shave and hair Mit. .. ...
, ,, „ •., , .. • . ; itilioptl,. fro* •la.lionteille Means a hot- ! 'Veil; •there!s., your 'beard . bill,"1,11
; ''' ' • ' "tie or Iffie• contents thereof; naahsle, landlady infotrfied...hinipolitett, • ...
. lei down hard: tennie•coUrt , .. He had thavedawaY.his value to ..
froinnierci, means thanks; malieli amt.' :... .• • ..,_ . _. • . • . • C.
:ope,..aceortling to one authority, • , • .. , ,
- - ' ' , tense • Conte fi•OM the French- Words
. Tin? "iikeleleS,. stringed instruments •Out of every ton '"Hibleastild by the , , . . • • ' ' • . • ' '' ' ' .' • - .:L'
• like .guitars, • are ',slit ' introduced as British and . Foreign . , n .Bible Society , in . • • - • ' .. • ' ' ''') ' ".._. "
. • ' - meaning :is marry and to'.'dance . - • ,. '. '.- - Might Spoil Them.
Enaigh..furnislied.stntid,Pecaliar ox -,".1.. Book Agent -"Have 'YOU. Any child:.
handles . for.. parasols his summer. ' ' ,1-924, roughly "four Were • sold' in China:
, • . • . - • ,„.. . • . preisions. • • Oleman ..:-front "old • inan,"-, roll, in school?" • - ' ' •
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rattinsverti-ottt---It•Wahta---aini•-liab....-„-pirtot:'
are -recognisable coins; , waunkaick ; .....1,gent-YOU're just the Mari. Why
Means ',fever, '.'stick.,Itoi,se,' ,'a ftinie not buy them an encyclopedia?"
dwelling;nose inehn.s. • promontory; I "pariner--,7"Wail; it Might be all right
.. AMericand 'arc, Bosional;.,Engliihinen 'for' the. girla.:-Lbot, ,hy ;':guril,' the ,boy
are Kincheitchl-King ,George;..::.::',: ' 1..ain't no better than me -7 -and 1, had In.
' • 'Pelton writ the name of a crazy than want. to school when I was- a boy."- •
. , -.._ , • - • . , 1 SointiOn',,Of Iiist,Week'S untele:;
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who lived tit' Astoria. Ss inika Pelton, • ,: • , •,. • • , _ ' •
means "You are \et -ask:" ' ..-. • , ' •. ' ' - ' • • • • " - '
2--Tbe.inhhilitY, „of, the, coast tribes: to „ . , . •, .. . . , .. : . •
pronounce r., f and nasal n.7 --in ails re-
spect ps:' in •pthsts they'? resemble the
Chinese -gives ' a Coriolis "twist to some
.1., -..H., nglisit:-Worda; -LieeLandLglease" and '
catnip", for rice and grease . and coffee,
sound ,like the talk of :.an -Oriental
epoitee Ina lumber camp,
,EXhibit1on-.430fore-aa*After.. .1hltrft wati gratis on her decks "six
VTOSS-Oagailninj ft, boy whose arm lathes Jong 'when we atr1ve4 at. Cal.
11114 been inlltretIc in a tramcar .acci- gotta!" •
clentt. .4614* Piricenhead-thert gl.Bat, the Pest sytorla Pit' iertrain•'13:
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• Siiiitlialted ',WM.:. ‘'Wett.14 you •mind hook :4s of A•ceetain,transport efileer
•showing the jury how high: you VOA ,titiriag, the. war. • A cynical commen- ,
lift your arm ltinen the accident?"- The tato,: on war othcers once ohserved and te-day the People of kAlled4',., Tied r.'
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"Now, show: us •hoW 'high you could, .get -..a. thing done, and" afterwards to.
to, Partihnlat•IY tileSe Who have been Mit
leaders ..in government, _finance,. agri-
boY raised It. to the shoulder; ••• ' I that theiv.ftet. idea seemed to he
nto it bofore, the accident." •vp went flua 04t whether it Was a thing • wooh. culture and • indtistrY; 'may Well ,feek.
the: bOY.'73, arm, well above ,the' hi ad! tiging2",Sit, gortrani'a tranSp6rt Officer proud, of ,pe'vtiA:ld:yosition Canada IS • .
tord. Birkenhead's ' insight, into the -wets, of thiii.type, ''. .1 • ., , : . taltiag,,' , . ' ; '; ' • • ,. : . .
bergt mentality had 'the., tramway • r A 'Mather; of .moterloars' had to he Canada's natgral. resoPreWAre. ''' ' '
eoniPanY their Ottee•. • "' . " . . shiPped in a steamet•that•was already.: COMinginergasinglY:fuii:°rtaut as one • .
. . .94eF's,0151.,illhvee,...mYoestpottqr0,04eetil.--nglfeot'i .)...e.„. peered. down
aorogyin4..::', 2.07.4.11.7'1..0%;0t:ihkett's;ti.tip• arriohind(19:.' Troogyl-ci!,w,..ovopfrootkt%'.4..fitewl\t"inLiri(lidlianSttriy.4.•deAeolny.,••
..-o,ent•honke Is 4.1 -paw pown,!k...In whioh. and:cried :• ' , ' • ' . . - • • . •-• ., .., .phasiset the fact that, in the SeVeral; -4011,7
I'Sir BertraM... Hayes:, ' K, .b,lidl. .13.; DrS.0.; . ! "Take that 'thing' :oat,. ad' there y,'•ill classifications into W.. hich ' our trade
' • It.N,13,0•• eh.att. about his fortyrfive , years ..)m plenty of rOote.t', .: • „ .• a returnsate alvalea;;the.'pi'imarY. an41,:
Pf'sgea,life,".). ,• . ' ' ':::, :"...!,- .. ,.. '.. "you:caret, taka•I'l.lat ont, "sir,'" re. .ha0c". sources- 'or' slAPP)Y .are -'01P lim•Cis'o •
ship -the after H‘e: , , 4 0 Iuretiredm. 1i 0 44 tl 4` ot yo: end •1y ' 9 Cii fil' alast' i s; 1., a . year,rg6s t ! pliedtunnel."
xlot, the .7,,,kb, i.!. ,°,.01.7.'1'.'..:.'..: 71.14t.'S,-;tp.3.tel-stots,iishrrehre:ts.,7,vtiro);-ri.411h1r.titi4vnelo..petild .fal:.;:ild..T.'
galestic4-7 and ht .has Only 1 .„2,'"'I'''., 1101).!•t" niti'n. 'What • -it" .1,Slake ' it "POt0iIttial WaterPOWer•S:-,..akt..tPrillier MeV'',
had one Collision In that .time...Eve!,i. otitr, was iiis'rSpry .:' . :- . 0,• J,•, , : ': ''oF.s.." in ,:the"-: industry, . ;ft, enStita0 ' :the::
,Iyhtill;Jta,',.diCiePaislei).19.0°Ilist.n'itti, .1‘,IY'de4etas'irIligie::....kwi;;;411..t,,:iratii: i,•.it.°$.?,1.:1;c:"0111,1,..t,t6.tt:p:i'::Otht.:.F.L:snlvo..11:(0.44:ls.e:a:11010.41.ii„',Its4t.:Ii!ii.;tho''etlii:"q4.0tliteleP.;"-flPirp:ililittib‘i:9A.::In7i:t.O411:111').1\virialli:%iC'oitt.1142clekt7.411::(1,1.5:::.,
The other ,Ship was a" German sub- tiintiel, he Agreed' that reommusi lie .. •^BUt wha' Of the'‘'Canadian• „people..
,marine, yoli see, a whiah• no rammed found the . cars elSewbere. 't, I While all due •credit. ran.c,zt be .g'riren to _
(luring" 'tli •war ; •-•!"-rfltra gave hint ---his- . • • ' : ' T'o.ri,i- •fily. 1,677,0.6.t`. ... . • our natural. resources, .we must admit
D,S:0,4-Ds .netl. Submarine, Official.. ' ' ' • *
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• Bir liertittra tel.'s., an amusing' Story "Well; •TPtulity, ' what de 'Yen ...th.! irk Of . thetlt•ntselhtt 't ‘I-ofiiteentli 4ealintresttora.11. 1.1°4' They .
they' are no*. The tailors did pretty I dropped hirii as bard as I le' co u it, 'i ess witness to
tii.:nii.b0;illve;tat4t.pi.;v:olalo: t,1 ,ttielorirwo :sit on
: tin.odti ,, ayi;y1
when•thips and discipline wera.not as , pa. ,
year new bouncing' brother.?"
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"Something's the matter with hint, Biographies of 'early'e:cploters all'hear .,..
.of an American. packet ship In the days
on the -Hoot; but he wouldn't bounce."
well as they lied,. which meant they
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The
Natural Resources • Intelligence
Service of the Department'of the jo,
terinr ,Ottawa SaY14:-7- • .1
Can MIA pa July 1$t' again celebtated
her coining into being as a Confedera-
tion. Great progress has been made
in the 08 years•eiSeO this great' event.
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era at NOotka, had been handicapped
seen came to the front dem-- and asked ,
for a Job. His hair Was it least a.torst 1Y the fact that fa°teen.langaageS as
, .
different from one *tiothet as English
• an& a half long, and his whiskers leciii-
ed like:a hayetack'aitera'e 1 ,/,/ •_ifi from Arabic • Were spoken . b th
:,,,,,a8 •iffiniedliitelY: hired asYCa?-4e. ' a •I j * Y e
,wireak. natives. • . , '.;,.. ,,,• ,-• .,* .. .,' .'„
; ,AU4.glien:A OHM -Ito bind' the bargain: ' 'Ilia 6ilino°k*Ili°e°t'"*Iltell /was ' the
simplest, furnished the ,iraiiwiii. of
"We'll call. you the `Wild Man .of Yon:k- '
ars,' ''' If teld ,:iiim. • • , . • the jargon and'aise. a .few•dozen or its
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John- Price, conduCtor. of the. famous.
Ithitnney United Choir: of 'South Wales
which by.porhpaand sang before' the•
King and, Queen at 'Windsor '•Castle.
',Tackle e Bigger moo. , the.,Oidealiciv., the ticket taker call -
Do lidt be afraid Of tackling the now 'oil. to Yee :.• bells,' he'. yelled
,
and...bigger thing: -• In making a" change. "here's, a man who • elaimi he .is the
abate .no pains to make Sure' that you !Wild' ken of 'Tenkers!.and he wants
-Are' hooking ilit'vrith boss who }mime , to get in •for nothing • ; .
TM" nettling .at alt beyond making theii
Stior`i faces'with eye4 far aParare
ship MD; ad the third Mats, deScribing said to be the nbaraeperisve type 0f Pacific cOast'ill, 1801" tbll o'f the •
- '6;4 outntoppings.on,the „hanks Of the '
the 'voYege, ,obserVeffi; •
, •
' ....'people with 'musical talent, South Saskatchewan. -river, which he:
t •
-•-.--',..-of--his--t""riii-from-the,,Iludson. • Bay to
CROSS:WORD7P UZZLE'
• followed on. his return triP•;,' the fish;
binks-ealha
attracting' fishermen' front •Europe
centuries before the birth of Canada
It remained, howeVer, for the early
pioneers and; those nib% followed
their ..footatens to malt' , these ,natiltal
01.ifedi valuable;
: .Wbile not inany degree underesti-' •
mating the value Of Or natural re-
sources in the uPbuildina,.. of out couri= :-
try, let us alsoremenibcr the ohl1ga.:.
Woo we are .ondOr to the voyageur,
the trapper, the prodpetor, the. him,
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.the Prottleol, oOtitiwing• gas warfare to Wbich.27 -nations agreed.
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MUTT...,!6iND JEFF -L. -BY Bud Fisher.
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. la/ht'..lohnny :Hates: • •
"bo'you,.iikagOine to school, sonny'?"
the stranger',.1.1Mitired of ieVen-year.
old jo,hnny; •,• ,,,,, • . ,
"On, SW', was the .railty... "1:
like going,weti enough,:and'I like, coin- "
.ing back, toe. What I hate is staying
c6olied up there betWeen ." •
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bern , • '.
fiirmer,' the, civil engineei-,- and othp!„. '
. iturdY'buthiMible,and; in many eases,! .
linknewn. heroes , 'Midi:- by -their- dgeds:',:
daring,. suffering, privation and •
" hardship,. carved CIA Or the forest •and
prairie the fOimdatiOn'on which stateS-..
;-mon and' financiers :afterWards
I ed thie Country of (Mrs.', These early
4ioneers', are gone, few arc' , even
membered; bin their work terniiins,
"Canadians -of tO4.14y,,:iii looking 41.)zici:-
Wards,, should, dp• honor,, even though
,Onich overdue,, to the brave Men who • •
Opened u this .Canada of ours., •
Canadians are -proud .of 'their con!): :'
try; proud of- its record .in peace,' and .
In -War, contented' and happy; and'
eager that others sharii this condition,
with 'them;.. " They are .•determined.
however; . that :those whO Share this- •
appre-- .
eiste its tiiany. adliatitatfes and -be pre-:
pared to adapt themselves to their
e,onati.....antLita_conditions. Canada
has still much pioneering 'work ;fo be:
-ne-iir-oveiirlIne of itc,Lf'vity, the -field ,
is large •amid workers are needed, but
,thestandard already at hy• her
npeto•pnleee.. ded at ' the :expe _ lowering. .
Year of.Ainsterdanitife
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Exhibition Marks 650th'
Start out by filling in the words of which you kel reasonabli
sure. These will Eli:re you a.clue to other words crossing them!. •
and they in turn to, still others. •A litter..belongs in each whits .
space, words starling at the Manbered sOttarea-and running:either
herizontalty liothr
HORIZONTAL
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- 16 -Lack of eautio'n
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, 'W.':
' of 'Holland, is this year Commertiorat-:.
ing the 650th year'of its'eXiSterice by .-.
an'exhibition in the Ri'floqUusepin.ancl-..
ttehie,fenTindoiccitiiitilen9ts411:arivanbt13:j3Ivitek's4losi •
'art will be Shown;'•111tiitrating, the
city's great artistic vast, y,arietts
Public and private 6:111pctions in Hol-,'
land are Contributing W'o-ks of special
interest' and a ritunblir are being sent
'• frbni abroad. Americans -Will rep-
resented bY- ihe fartidtis "Standard:
Bearer- of Antsterciain,". r.oW the pro-
perty of Sir Joseph Davee'n, and pos-,-
'
• . The 'Claudius • Civi:FA,".', Rern-
brandt, 'once in the Ani:...ter,darn Town
Hall and now in the Pub;ic ClallerY•at,
Stockholm, will :be placed in the int:
mediate' vicinity of tln, "Nightwatch"
ahd. "The? Sjaitiles, of :the Draplers." •
,Pronri the collection .'of lArd. 1%,-eakh '
'Will be Sent the„aelf-pdri ta it of the
elder Rembrandt and n4xt'te*it will
oe pieced the, "Pertralt Of Young
Man,. • from the •Hoppe,,0,100b011 in.
. • • , .
•
t The eshibitien• wi:1 be open, from
July ,8 to Septeinbcr,
Score One for the,tu1.1,
•A firiner had an Trish,lati•in hit em.
ploy suys the Teller, and, hearing that
' .the ptevions lay he 'hall been attacked
by it bull, the farnier.went to find him,
.• Piit."'t he said, I heard you'u.
had an encounter with a bull yester.
.day," Who catno off best"
Pat seratetisd his bead Sul! gyinno(r.,
"Sure, YOhr o' t, "it vas '11
(68$ 1111.;" • •.' "
alligator takes .si"--,ty year'S to '
; )ic-ornefu1lr gtOwri.
- " 1hr, 6 tmiCe , betv:I.:en mrsever:
!thee and Stiniiej is 'the *dittinetion
_tldi%5eu 't_'itrQmg'-v111.-11-Ptt,I.t.#.tfo.r.g • --.
'won't,. '
,
ooTY • reiemb%
ehohOtter ,aplioatao 'and: onnrar,•-
torw••:tatt, aro tiltely,:to. h,rivio: the same
;sorts of ditorise .dtic iii inbOrn defect
or. weaknotimi