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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1927-05-19, Page 7„. •••• ay School esson .• ' PA:W.2X ; Peter HUIS tee L*iIe Man, cti3'1' -te 4: • .st.' Gaidett Teettta• Ilelther'ea *tierce. *ale/thee% lo any ',".ethervior•iliarelirp.Ourrathertnamer .ter0er. tetteene, elven *mane mere ereley..we ''.itiOot be .seeete-e-eote 4 12 . - , ANALYSIS.' ; rwrik• itratiTY WORD S. ALSO MIGIrrir IN DEEP 01MM 0F 'Penn's' towk% -INTRoDucrtoN-LAn :incident Is ret latetle which show*. that , Peter's tribution ter• -the cbrietiatte religion , . ealaids' bine as the extreartlinitrYeeee Oita Which follow„ wherever he la •believed on, Oliew, 'Peter. Once so hold •to itet end Speak for hirnselfi nalorte7 er.tekee Personal erediteforehie sec - casette; Re, heti learned t� put Oerri.” plete trust in lehrist, end. to, give the. *te1e. gleey to , • ' ' S'AftlrY^.FIReST FOR, F,t0,Y. , a • , 4Eettle c. , • *, • • . • • 'rttgiSeful-aceimiplishinemts-'40+0-juSt ODE TO A G. Stephens, ,S3rdney, Australia, *rites'. Poem to Mark Oppning on May 9th, by Duke of York, of connnOti..1 Wealth Pailiatnent• in the --New Capital, Canberr.a. . • • . • • ' 11•;„elloy of the Soweri TO 'see hini Marching' telth steady stride, emaletainieg lineWerving, eouree, while' from ha •fiet• golden, semiteiretear, 'evenly- dtetded spra.e.of geedeetearmittentle gualieds wes wt•Y 0 SPORTS WHAT QF THE' INDIAN ATHIXTE$3- - • ness er noble action, Filing his eyes Witil•k-• the . Tarehenuirti runners enaaaetake .et the farther 'etde 04 the have .E.'ant4 'unusual 1/APr°18 reseentin i ade that wit. t q;to. athletie-ProW,OsS arsongindians n.S.; Pe . e , IfehwetAriteluelt here, ena Winter's. gear, and 'radiant SPring"*Ill 0000 APPeer • lap thie .previouri spread 'he strode keente Pew. Far front ait, Where lance ›. • • 'and. Sunimer,efown the geldea.YearAilia.t eirclee relfrld Australla; erec.tlY.„. the, Wheat 4"faittn.t.;,Irega erielpheeof,Jetteetteete,hleteeketteeee,:, ,latettsle.Ure:eie • A STORK STOR Discipline, Even' to the Exec tion Ofthe Weak, in the Sto "GOveimmetth •*EMU dtedallitthe.seasolifehlees-OltreLantleiviseasplendoeetuesabweeerealiand-feteeleerrlilird-WIER-mCV eel t 8 there is' teY net, •iTay''''ffiierafs3ie *hag *oats titsid ret .etiey to teoeh. oo those that ettee ea.- • ...w• , • g • 13-'• g Y - ' • • • ' • ,b,arren, etreeka • •Oeuld aftereard 'en `"'Iltstanialni rediga ta• the whale a its rain"rts: '°11- ace°unt'thesti• soltete streligth. her air le lieelth, to:mite oturdY CoMmonWealth, and • , •• held The began athlete -wrote a,eiee, Moats' an4 6*a/imp" where, there who dre a. vision riand e. d lorif frAu tralia • 't .the PleaSure ."*Y. bring .harveeteto mankind -en the fad tke' t 11 "" • • Yelav t'43 n4a'he weefiY'a'c'enaatten'af'hia no at y • exeep I turetieueechapter in.. sports,. but •it stagnaitt water, , sumo have, •• • • • „ „• • •• •gtve.:01,tch,gas'eateittoillee ore 4go* big ,' , - .•-. 'leers, elierMed with Mlle, asweet, water erne,- -. tee,leveo,eie 13e:0..30111a epr.seektee, ,:steeimheree nIstcctyha:feettstieei4tiltrutieol: cull:lige ff. MalIe their home 'In :this•gitY In grea ilk 4plit4tY.;:i7:feletlieetl4n waer,eltee;P.f.a. 'In We. OeShniasjel: hitafigi ravel?, :nneengeeantli '.flatacgne ienn,gegneebtntliateSnehi:4131nogf, n '.A. Itteetraa, itela !rear a. isar en4 alileaQtlit. t4see. tre4'elati:64.32rtaltatetnine.,4Otori'le 'taken'. U.p.itt it *wi.- II fn -r°011111. bke,eerste: •aTuktl°18ileariwkaOtetherisrle.Qesidp'htnibt"mt • le hal:WV' Air -umber of . trios that a ;, : - ,-- • Andif here:her eaeghtere Arid. her palls. • .... hitet him, Safety ' Pines' are eopeent, And; anns-'unrisen softly- giOW, above 'Dor- Land', Aileitaelfet' . hi 'reeeee of• the *erin.n°°"s' a°4' 'tin .1°*til:'"°114iai 'fig"s '134.614:11Wat- ''.21)(141. : .wirn1 ' 'site.' 'Mid (In' t()I) a °Will' • . erbins "elated:in tite mist and water • hefsrs ?IN° a the ribesmen, afford- Afrtese ahd settle for abeet six ase. ' . ... . •* "The: firilit leeettle.ineY-be tie" giVe 11.11 'Nati°41k dwenlag"Pieee' °lief °ItY.W Awtrelle"; . With Go wb.ere dim herlione floe( . • • probably --b e atellasitell Institete. ereathree. that ,•offer, them tiourei.' h- , hnw ,had. taken •en a ,eartnerehie.; icansas,'whieh, . has the 'en-ly ./4..in dinn nie" nee The old chimney's also offer a • ?And here' in, prayer and hoPe. we go •• witli God,: ele delighted .with .als• 0 • / thingto "he has 'hold- of witich maY • 4- • he theinother ellatigie the habe's diapers'. ley„ le early reit Anornings,: white- $250,000, stadium Wee eledleated there • Billisete'Whleh 117WrOUght to the Val .1Y the news .of totdtke.. ,Receetly 'a.,.etheilearteetiltor inr9elimtatZut , • lent for the A1114;leasen°' ••'l•erY thne ' '• GWILIM -PItOrt14! GOD SAVN = • • • • was not eonfined •tit teaching .: 0 she can.tate time to, place elm of the Jesus hinadelf appears in the gotii3e1, pini in the childek hand for a moment. not only as the teacher,, but ae.. the' Then. /ilia eey to "Glee' it to • Saviour or Physician Of the :lout 'of me," at thaeerne tdme taking it away ' 'Israel, so Peter and the other apostles, • undertake' healing functions ' among , • StER;•aitiugrY. 'wOlto, IS Lao Pim!' REF.p, 3:1710. • Th , "The ninth* hotie, reckoning, -as. was th'ee Jewish custoro,- from 6 am. Waled be three &clack in the seftehreont -thee liettie Of the eeening 'Oration. in the temple. • a . • V,' 2. We are intended to feel, the contrast between •the „, hopeless . con- dition, :of the Man. and hip: beeetiful betty vaninila.,onte_a:=becLorclitiir eserretintlingsr'1102.-sitefiailY7attlife- he sheeted learn to get safely deriva beautiful gate:of the shrine, , but* tor Wlaenever the mother 'happees to be hinethere is• no Joy nor health hi these: inspirjeg surroundings. lie eepeCts' helvdling' the baby' an bed, f°' ' nothing from life excetit charitable stance, she shOuld not lift hint' dektee -doled from the ;worshippers who pasts when ehe. has ffnished, but should tern In and out of the gate. . , hire over onto his' little trieney,,.0,ette •-y,,-s.--c-ooaequeatiy;:whoni)oter !ge,otly backward. until his. legs John see seen approaching, the man hen over the edge' Cf. the bed and feels Tre interest in theiii Leyond Whet eoneteree to .draw him gently down. •' is excited' by the prospect of sa •.pos- Ward Until his feet tench the' flOor. Bible klis whale expectaticin 01 Then itie ean.iseist- him to dreop to geed has shrunk to the receieing- of , . monetary 'doles, He • does not even h.7.;_._sAls -and: knees,. and let Ifim roop .look up as the apestlee 'adeance. • ay short distance. 'VS: 4,, 5. Peter ' feels it iinperative "Presently the' rnother can teery• the ete roupe. the:roar) cet of this aluggith pro e ure b Ietties ekini erawleabout apattry.e.,--Reemean-s. toern-alte-:-ethet crtita= on the bed first netil he nears the. Pie a case for faith • in' the redeeming. edge wheretipon she ihould•turahint. Power.- of jeses•-• Therefore. he bids 'face 'down' end .help him with his beee him, look lip. 'I'hek Men. doeS sp, but ware He soon learn to got with lick -lustre eyes. What are Peter . • ft • . • • „ „the, 'Reaper, eta_., eel.. eon by .hrint... elf. and Johti; what- is artybedy- good for ,irde uness to t thei hands 'in their 'when he sees the edge near. s . pockets an producaea copper poet , "In the , Same way to: should be. asibly theeeman_seeaelittle-estgneet ettught-slide-frdriestepto-stePefewn , ' money about these poor Galilean. the sairway, backward and face down-. er: 6. this gives Pet* nis •opper- Ward, and giverernany careful 1eseeets '`tunity., tells the man frankly- that in climbing, upstairs, • toe. Putting, a •. he and John have no money to bestow, but that they have something:. More, knee firs.t at etch'step.,'? precious, It is, possible to be poor in• • .. • the'monetary sense, and Yet to rich . • Canada' &Ample. the. things of -the spurt. Silver ,,SpringOel Union. The example of and gold 'have .1 none; but what I' Canada offers little practical help to; have I, give thee. ' In the flume. of Jesus the Meifitiah;,rise.,111) and walk." • ' V. 7.' Npthirkg pp. astounding hail ever before fallen mi the man's eats. - Peter seemed to be Mocking Win. But no; he. appeared. to 'teen It. Not enly so, „but •he „had held, -Mit Ws 'hand: see SoMething inspiteid the fnan to grasp ' it. lia,made !an 'Wert to`ilso, ;And to • his iirriezeireet he found his, legs 'stip- portin.gliiii.• • ' • ' • 'Vee 840: A moment's reaetion tont . •• einem Min that he is healed, and -then a to the amazeinent' Off every one. this inan;s who had. been a helpless cripple 'from, birth, •begins to walk and td. :Careeralma.' Realizing, that, divrne . . again.• Then ehe preia••,e him In' a gay end.lively mormer and: romp, ii, eo,thaf he will have a pleasant aseomation with the game. and will feel° that he has done tome- thing 'that is fun. . . . ' "Falle are always imminent in, a child'e, life, and the • first creeping stage, before he has begen to *band oT week, ,is the time to begin teaching him to avoid them. • Long beforPta 'P'• I •• The'danutlepi Past is.gathei•ed .reend; the Preee• nt, la our fertile ground; the'. fowls ,were• whiging • • their, -confident) , ternber for' Africa 8 timed the . , t t ed tete •litees ;Thea seven months, leaving, again- in Sep- ' , • Rature widens without bound to magnify Ger Commonwealth; . fright into t the north, be went to his !41-etie •develoPrnest• • Meenwlele • onte , Y ' Now, who, Is here Will. watch by nIght'; ' ' task with 'delight. ^ • there- le• n° Tom • l'enghoat! n° Fred come gack t°. their old neetlit'll' Win" And who. is here Ito stand and fight? • ' A idifferenb but equally rewarding SimPn°0 n° 11°' Jainiesen t° rter ravages have not destr"e4 them' reneemettohrteeseilateetcephireactessee• When these wish -ta.....buildte--- To lioldand guard for ever bright the Jewel of Onr Commonwealth'; So* urge tbertreetlompteneeireseandliglitetereaneh tor imenchiese Alms' where., res. er-pleunrde-ertrneSitte'rs-hal°4-eive-thoulle-rhu,esteneti;:.Therte is no Jim Thorpe and no. Chief • Ifir'enlen:h4nyvett.h11:,h0rheseer fittisfeewth:tatteh ever Liberty espiree enkindled. by Our Commonwealth; . . To cherish faith and honor friends, to follow Tretit ioe noble elute while Know- from neighbOring thicket.s, .the hieden Bender- The Carlisle. Indian Seh0911 thinks is faveortthie_ ,spot cans., • . :ledge fai.r With. Beoute blends to shine upon Our .Vemnionwetalth; ' 1 thruabee rang their teneinee At 'ft raise the eeed *of gallent boys and stalwart. ark., whea ,age destroys Our ouch. moments he , . . reioleed •:tree, to be.the living joeteand. treasures ofOur yokenteneveaitte ' With alkeletit piety to reap- The bellowed field et. Wisdoni deep, -The heart of innocence to kee0 throligh all Our Land, Our Comnionwealth. : GLORIA! GI4)RIA! GOD SAVE. ATISTRALIM• in the •ewealling cloed.of heleide foliage,. follaee tVhich presented ga this in& ment.all the colors Of:October In deli- cate,. diminiShed. scale with keen's-het reiMereept of leaf and eloomeeFrom. • ',....vrhe4TrallAtialtererof-the-Illiddle-Boer ":17"Otroee-V AilitrailliVii-Es-to old Valhalla's thundredini walls, to rouse dere by Hamlin Garland. • • • the heroes In their balls to join Our open Parliament! , _ 'We call the geosts from lands ane coasts, we call explorers in their beets., the: pioneers of one •outposte, to jein' Mir open: ParliaMent; •' ' :Prom Cook' to Forrest, heerte. as tree . -Inninny a comrade, well May view •• • • The work that We hevereloneeeiteeelealestiteitheit.rarlijiment.;,--t-ee- Neeeetteetite-.Wattien -the Wive -who Wandered on e queee to build their babes st bonny.nest and' unreel:Mr Land for Perliamentt • • • We eatethe 'Anzacs to our elde,, on far Ga•llipoll who diere: and' fteldeet•France ,. havo. retnetitted with blood to bled Parlament: , ' • • • ' • f • " By :those high deeds,' Without disgrace We claim bur''pristle of British race; •-• , The Soirthiand meets her Northern peer; ethetralei oPen Paeltament. • • ' GLORIA! GleetRIA! GOD SAVE .A.USTRALIA! • • -e t ,Otia: Oyer / a .: ,i- that the Rurninian Goverment have gal if ...they are caleulated i to .. coerce , en:" Have and to Hold. . - . repudiated theee..stigg•estians. .. .': . . the government either directly 'or by , Burlington Free ,Prees:- A proinin- Disagreernenta may' cxiSt between ;4ii- inflieting hardship On the community" . , .. .eirt, sociologist '• says that men:: ought nittaia:, and Hungary, but that is; not It le to ' be remembered that ; ne aethoriti. ' It is our personal iipinioii, the.. 'vise eteinteiee must neceSsarilY fertherine•a trade. dispute within the to grow whiSkers to reassert their 1 tosaythat the frieedship- of Italtt'foe strike is illegal if .itiat confined to , diet eig, endshe will race in America that! the ,growing of ',.whialiera be a a, retelt in her, taking sides with, one trade or industry Irikwhich the strik2-7 in the 'Corning ,surninerand' visit Eng - married mail would only give his if orthethe ..6ther. ' 'Oil the Contrary, her eta are engaged,. even if such strike ' - • land in 19.28 ilere the ' i ' e ' pf ,aeother; held on him.. s .. . task would see to be that ef settling is caleutatedtecoeece the Overnieent - '• • • !. . e' s a radst „ .. their diffex.encee le i* abeerd'. to by inpiditg..hardoii.., upon the cern. favorable and attractive 'oppertnnity British sportaineri to come for', Americans •lOoking for a inethod correcting a gross miseakeexcep in. - t • .. . • underitand from AL Messolini's annuity. 'The government. hada slow fora 50 far as the new liquor regulation " • . ' Steve Brodie Did.. : ward, =and order .a similar . vessel to BostaM Transeripte.Canade eontem. . that h .. tend t° .436 te laws • indl-date the ' merite ot• demerits , speech .-e in s • aes a of ettstetni 'Of • Gevernekeitecoritrol. 're pioies, upoiniing $25,000 to complete - . e‘ with Hatigary against Rumanie. , that 'exterit.Ottnedites a great Taber - eery, Whose experimenti in the cote trol 4;4 the liquor "traffic should fur- nish valuable . infc,Orns.tien to Artit*ts ieenee While the two nations differ 4herp1y In . sonie • respects, roughly speztking, a' huge social experiment !found; practecebtae or impracticable in cinada, weed be likelete be Prac- ticable orimpeiketidable 'here.'s "A • le* power had healed him, e m lig ea dealing : with , ageLold culitoniS • 4.nd. •evith the -stream a Worshippers eater- - LittliTi—itenfe7 • Berne Giornale d'1Italia: ' Certain newspapers: in Bucharest have dee dared that '• 'the Italo-Hungarian Treaty, has nulliOed the Italot'-,Ruinap, ian agreement. • Certain others claim that .the 'treaty aims at entlerruireng the Little lerriente:-Iteie-to-be-notecl ANTI -STRIKE , BILL , ° GREATIN- AMENDED Government Make e it Clear Ordinary.Symi)athetic Strikes Legal, . London„ --The . government ha; Made a big change in the trade union bill. They have made lockouts illegal. in the same circumsainees that itrikei beccatreeeillegalFrettlieterioreei thee.' have deleted • Words- ite. the . original and, is in active„traming at Detroit draft. of the -hill which made strikes and has been for reMe there.”. ' illegal' if. they weie "calculated to in-. • • ; * ,*, tinaidate the community .or any ente NEett• emeNeE, FOR =Ami,Rio,A,s atentiel. portioe: of . the 'certentinityee • • CUP • flashed for a while, and then, fold, up:. Thorpe was the greatest of the 'all. 'rhere 'ere Still 'some:Indianola- crosse teams in this country, pearhepe the best being that of ,the 'Caughna- waga'Resereratioe freer Montreal. NO "Big Chief!! has come forwited to take sthee-pliteeePfe-.Seckaltediseellewsteintai Mount Caltic„, Guyon,. and the rest. Ben 'Tinctip pitched: in To- ronto against the; Leafs for Louise villein the eeniee World Seeies.•Cleet, 'Meyers; formerly of .the Giants', has red.-e-T-he-red-'-reane-slieuerfor-et time a decade Pietwo expeca tatione of new Indian athletic heroes .seem.to have faded with. the going of ifie' once -greats; - bet an tnan, his mate.. does,•,that by standing, -on the top of the chimney selecte,de He throws back his long :neck and,: • with his head at on the back, ()pewee his long bill and closes it sharply,1 -producing a noiee as if two stiCks of_ ( • ,woodeevaeteeeforcefullYeeclapped "-ttoa --e- gether. He keeps that up until he, gete answer from his Mate, The wonderful- thing about it all is that each, bird Can distinguish his own; then. they -inspect end ealk the Mit- tor oeer• while cirdling over the select- • ed spit. If, satisfied, `they . conie to , Mina their hest. , . • ' After , the 'eggs ere. laid; •while... • Joeeph Aki*eatzie, Ceibwate •from hatching theine they sit alternately rape Crolcet, Ont., has been entered on theme never leaving them exposed; in. the C.N.E.••21-rnile ma.ratheheWim; .t9 the eold, and, • a' releeobtaie re- - August 31.1F .• -D. Taliniodge Sens. - -11-efoke long. one can see from _trolt., who kes„..theeintry,..eayeeiehis ttivetle to efeer=ffve...eatireettceetienele.' I'MliMIfkeir is under my manigenient Young birde sticking' their hare heail• out, askingfor food, . at- „. -,Sce they live tilt summer '*ith no -• body' disturbing them,. A severe•pete ishmnt fer bunting • these ,birde: or - their eests is trieted,eut by the gey-:, eminent.- Vety likely this .dtistom is etaeedenvedefrozre-ol en -supers lolls . , . • , The first-xitemed amendment was fere- •"The' Americans eave been the erst • ' ' , , • s "cest some days ago. • • • —TE-enew draft declares striliee Me; to-build--a-large a -large- ra-ein-e"Y•a°ht-tirrthe-i te . But also because the birds hew international rule, and upon this alre:esi:eally „bele'vee, •Alsaee canna sportsmanlike enterprise they are o, imagine itself without s -storks! be congratulated, says The London four weeks before were her of. thee Field editorially. "Mr. Tod, a rnem- About New York Yacht Club, is morning, a... peculiar noise, and mY to fly South I heaed 'very early in the 13‘iikling 70-f(k)ier (if •husband,. Who was torn in Strasburg, said to me: -"Quick, get up ;and Mt us goekut." He knew what was cern:. babite of the people which was enen- • ing the temple and makes his thank - offering to God. The...incident is an expression otthe power of the gospel to restore sinners to -life and to • God,. The cripple stands for the chronic :victims of evil habit, whom the grace of Christ fe- ' forms and .cluingekeinto glad and use- ful men. The gospel offerS men not worldly alleviations, but a renewed • will and nature. , , II. 'TiiE 'EOURCE OF, PETER'S , POWER, 4:8-10: • V, The sensation predueed by the healing Of, ihe -cripple 'gave Petee supreme opportunity.: All 'eyes had witnesSed the sstriking event; andeno further illustrationof the Power of • Christian faith Was neceasary. Peterei inspiration rises .to, a etiprerne height ale e . as he dells the,authoritiee: to hear his P. eeplanation , of the caae.. • , Va 9. The healing of the. mare the foie' Weidh beet° 1.e ertelailieth Norte forceable In Canadaterdtearily•wonld be unenforceable here; and theeeban.: ..domnent of 'Such laws in Canada indi- cate& the Pettier...coil* fot_the United stat.•• '• ' • fainpire- Defence.. . Toronto Globe (Lib.) :4 it not some- thing In the, 'nature. Of a .comineiatArY on the leek of Pride in the traditions of mut race 'Oat any British Dominion In any paitOf 'the world should' be re- , , . , ittetaan•t to offer assistance; to • the Mother Colintry; in a -.struggle-Which ,elle" is waging (againstleetslieviene) on. beealfcif ciellizatien, end which. could:Mit be won, without her leader- , , . , • , . . eatten.Caniel ' .esitigerian hatives •atrengthen and fat= the Hudson Bay Railroad aridePro- vide terminal facilities. Sounds fool. fool- 'Taxation and Trade. , ish. But time was when Alaska was , London plebe (end. Como called Seward's 'Folly. And twenty All taxationeevied has sooner or later yeais earlier e Congreisrnat was de -to to be borne* by the industriesof the feated because- he. had.voted to grant country; ,nrici the . heavier it , is the Government aid to the •Arst telegraph • • ,• more business • there vnli be wmch , eeeateeetae • cannot afford .to pay it and Wine wilt s 1, irave to close Thus' as 'taxa- , -decreases,- -English -engineer-eagagede-by-eitselettn. 'Wee cost of a -new -75-f , tie Would e cago tea ,.; Milwaukee Journal; 'According to may be clearly ' seen by • Comparing "tereport on the feasibility of the Itud- be heavy, Owing. to the advanced prite. erMY, engineers' , 3.0,000,eul.)ic feet of British 'conditions' With those in the route for whe month, of building mate 'mid 'rate of made it clear that it ,does not. seek to egaainst 31r. Tod next year. At prohibit: ordinary sympathetic strikes race the present moment there is nO, exist - and the trades unions -bill has thus lost chief feature *Ince mused, it to. he ePee,sed by impartialopinion. Why , the Hudson Bay Railway., . V4Otoria :•ColOnist (Cons.): In the face f.o.f ail expert ,ad -vice. and without waiting for .the report ot the enrieent. ing British vesel which- can'be regard- ed as siterable I or. suche. conteet. To Meet the Americans on terins anew, yacht of 75 feet-mu:et be built under the internatiorial rule. .137; next &won our newest existing yacht, Sir Thomas. Liptores Shamrock, will be twenty years. old; it seeing incredible, but so quickly does the ti fie:- The tit ehip rials the water ..a Second is net needed '.for e United' States: :, 'In „America exppedi.'- the Government is 'again,. orcieelohigoo ,yWasegh,etS,inh11,9'• 2, rouunln..di.n.ngotcosbet lieefaailieeswo, _ . . , . . barge eanal; and # 'We., are .to have .thre in the last three years has !Caen With a venture :H in whiehe $20;000 h -St 'L " eat opened,Yikeeeiktitti-. •enerniously reducedandtaiation, has have aaiready been sunk ' It is proceed- excessive as is cominenly :sup4iosed. . ,.. ally vre.:sliall, the lake states earniot been remitted"; here expenditure has Ing with it at a moment when the Althoegh. sailors' wages. are double , . . , . afford to have their 'harbors ruined risen almost 140,000,000 in the ,same..Ca* nediark`igitio'imf. Raile'iya are sow what theY. were in Pre-war days -an , be, Chitagces constant and tremendous :period, Retie we , are -wondering ,why Ing excellent, signs of ,'neceverys it is, advance in the rate of ,:pay • which sucking of 'water : from the Great Britiah. trade ea distressed. ', • ' &Melee -.knoefledge that' 'the IludSon YschtsMen ' -tecognize !las perfectly . . , . , ••all 'seine e75,600,000, -at, the least and have beer: e'ffectedei . Lakes. • • Bay scheme, to .complete; will cost in's just and reasonahle-many ecoeomies • - • ' judging 'from over-expenditikre,s which * . * *. Farm's an • dies. The• Trade. Unions Bill. - • ver in Englanu. the. leering ,pro: / .., - . . . Indiaitapelia News; -A nation with regularle occur ln the belle:lig of Gov- ..Loneon Truth (Ind Lib) e The Iris- the resources for agriculture dud the ernment raawaks, the erobabilitiee are: Moters are tryieg to encourage ,the women to Attend the bouts: in larger chief of this kind of legislation is diet Vete--"aw.„ states has must concern itself 1 that , the 'ultimate 'cost *ill exCend it seeks to ;take away rights or Privi-. With :keeping, the. farm inviting and; $100,000,000. . The railway is being. eunebersi And shCce,se 'is being Achieva ieges. conteded by, Pairliainente after profitable ea well as With Ma,kipg me ,eute simply; es a political WO. te the ed. The lietimeters have discovered. - dustey attractive.7 Any other course; Prairie peatticians. 'If it ;Were. regard,. that the 'fair sex like' the • boxers sin long years ot. agitation, and so tends a.e. aneans both econ:arnic and social ':ed as ,'p.tirely an ecoriOmic ,venture, the lighter divisione.for alley' Provide to :foster .nestriist of . Parlierneetary , teethode in the field of ie'dirStrial maladjustmerit of serious impart .to ' thee the • Geveremee•t• cmild' well :et- SNed? MAI besides, .as, a rule, .there inocraey., '"'So Much for year •consti- nationelelife. ' I': ' await ' i e' the' is less ore spilled: e As; a re' ault tee ‘ - ford. to alt the .0 tet of • en- tutiOnalistn! erles the delighted' Coin- , " ' • 1 gineer! ft b es engaged .tb Make, A 'fug munist. "Victory in 1918, 'defeat, in • • • 'will say that eueh an act am pro- ten. the hermit of their camels by feetli, 1927,, see,saw, ding-dong,•and nothing Farm V.i,00dlotsl. ,ceele frmit any but good source,: But fiig them the stones Of dates'. to ,Show -for you. pairiee? Ithea been °. "-Tee. Catee Lth • fQ rite w'iledekt,..pteyS .a or? - What „id et...that Setting a the. „ ritt eat oele IC: El eird's tales that. thee atitetieirel e'titeetieee'inethieeetteritrY -eat -pro-du eTS-2,.. Ace:01,011;k to th'S leat , ' ' • ',a-2 000 . • what is this source of benefiaent pow- . -la' generally .accepted principle of con- epuriotenons part Melte gto seek of for - United States will have at least '3,000 for teeny years ehet Governmeets do -census Abe total valee ofprotiacts ing them 'to throw :away their Jerrie in. Israel upon their feet, enabl- ,THE "BIG PARADE!' When we came: to the. swamps, we found a -strange but very intee'sting , sight The storks were coming from frtna; , 'all .derectearis, 'alighting on one mea - dove . It tonic some time, during which , the bigoet birds ivould.; call Continu- ". trusltr. in. elle, seme • Menner mentioned „When all were together --7 00, beforo: . queerly enough, they seemed to enotv't, their number -,the big old -stork be- !I geri rerige them in lines, absolutelya..., like Solchera in a review. The big a., birclsthere were four of them -Were marching up:and down in front of thel others, picking here told there,, - . they -had their flees in -order to, their . full .satisfaction, 'Now, after a eharir screeeh of the. • •four in front, .all the ' bird S thre*.i their breasts out Ea.fer as they could, A 'very strange scenehegan, espeCialz ty, for ohe who saw it 'foe the fine I, terie, tike myself. ' • The big .bieds 'actually held a • Vievii; but, after passing along thte. line some; while .cOrMitg• struelc,every bird as bieci as theYe could in the breast, ited they repeater! • this .eh.ree tiniei. - The ftmeth time, they ,passed slowly arid; ericeein a. • pushed 'pee' tort of' the :line, beekwards. • . •:. , a : A -Eal nal! Ilty Clapping lighter fellows are being given elle and e er iVhat PO-v.01611'a groet 1, itt , amongst :theinp-tivc; „liud ..inveogation..,The Coverarne.nt is tin. 'Preference oneillo lioxing. 0,64 • t det erred 37 w's rnings ti n • . .bean euShed back ttati.c. eeelu a Thts- • • • tot, 0.1a.king voles for its'eause, , • . .• • • '• nre•se ancl- • with it rent . . TW.enty boxvs . dre%ell nou,1117 k_sivsgz.hld nun • • • haste. beer:, received; le Ottawa c-ont e,h0 . four.big bird .1. t-arfi.et UnCter?la'1.3°a•te' t.t) :-11•1H110"•.1 'the remaining biedeelo•olte'd .varv Tee, lei -east aubmartne in •the -avorld r Th d tt'lt fi delegates to the Worries Poultry Con- eot; excrekt in thee rarest emergencleSi VIUOtl Y. . • , „ . . troll the' Depa. tp.ont of . ,grieultnre en.in•,• ey a .reee 0 0, 10,e, crVches? . • .. , - . 19Vetor has no hesitation as to the ens en It is the power of Jesus the cru and risenLordwhich, ? wo'rkingln the Christian community, USnian of the cripple. ZSrrn dS gresS; Canada' *if have a siniear eepeal the togisl4tJOfl of their peede,', 000, Whielt we.s.oyer 313'5-er &eke of the 11a.8' curpPlett41 -:for ,the 13m• na,bitow...,and nill forni ria).t, :of the the others, they kneW ..theV hed to number, be says, eena we ceseors, Trade Uremia Bill goeS vAlira : farage.C,roils,, 4bout, one navY, 14, he vessel Ost :Mdre thUn Provincisl t;.'s.itibit et the dongress,stay nher 6anee 4rid would even like to have Caned:es dee toe, near in fringih this , valuable. pro -3, thirdl of the nUlpWekul -$5,000:00 0eitly tirkdersati..rniq w4toti eas been ,t thae *ere plit. err, bveh,ir legation' exceed ',that nt ell other •e600.., gressiveoprinciple to' weItemed. bylella ' tietni 'tato-tete' - in, the 'Wor,ld •filtiql. with a, .CAri;', • p.hk.clel: fiv cola ond. nie , " , • •• s -sober, neletise . ' 41,0..(1 hol",dtags. 1.cep .11V$ t to - arrive tot.-the.exhibitioe.., 1 • „e • • a . tries" llLl1 11UTli.t.„Le..v.ts.atL•u='d. Jesus; but God has ea " - • _ JEFF -By Bud „ea •Mae(De• Meet AND- .'t. Atter t` • „ iN5 sow. tAtt-O te, 4iNTLNtA.3,Vreeeketi .• sts t-( AS,. AN�t INDIM•?;-„,' • 'CA:btalY., ;kakiti `t4-. N.4104 -O0 NitKid e• eteeeetrte Ateti tie 'CPA% ." • • . Fisher. Mtitr JUST.' tst-V)Nti, tvt4 d0At3 , BAG Li GeL1, -15tist 'come • o!1'6JT A`t ebc-e: A tesik .14e itekeette ,otA. 0,:itNtbttset-c- t 60 -11.\S pet-itvt me-to„L't 11--teie-e% '1cSQR mome•Y !°- '(Ll leotet -ra -rAtcANG „Pot -b oust,,1?tts . . • • They Put'Some of Their Gold Dust in Circulation. .60•C> 5s:j14:&•A,Vto4etib 'DUST:" ,t -tee;• Ct.-s Li- TA ceese.e.: s-.1 toter; • . • Kees lfeSeere,,, AT'S' si" et. ow N13 Att) ehNsb «.7".• IS .. , 4 'et I eat, aetteta, %tie tat.- ees Yupp• 4.• 1 .. ... DEATIe SENTENCE, ., .1., And, now, c,o;t the Creeitil men -lent! . 1 All hut the' etei 'Who',•tvoi:e 'alIo1.t,), 1 fly wero stabbed in the breast lry-fl-0 big bills of those, 'ere al.; ' yes, 04111 .Iiird#' and killed! Bat; ell hseieli ih.'t Fitnew theit -fete; thert.; Vat'sta.-15111-:th-r: ririg. They eitatede lettivele. Ail n:4'et ' ' I, deatirl'- .11,..si lhe..will •anc)‘ deeisiesn of ! i their supel'iere, they died.: 11 WaS i tiCrt ctnelty ihat,prOtpotod, th,v I -tilling, lit waf';pity*1 , .. . . t . .. • i , Ilytec e-xaminaii641:caf thts tee !Area. a . it'wea, leveed that those killed would , 1 .•3.1110... beento *Olt.- te eleend „the longet .... •t travel te.'Af]ri,end,-,they- :Would nob ' -, LleaVe- them behind .te, 'starve and, die, • •ofroke eteetteerieefetieut and -hunget. ' ' ; of .54 7:1,0.04 le tr. Cairn's:Ilan t ott..4t-l4e 155-0--000.0tr105,- Allan -the - ., rage t'ant. f: It14$1C:0 tbr - ad: en ets ele tee!, nof e. s . tor lel 1: nt ” • iota :et tee to,. ; r 0-, ;114' 1',1. I'vt'A, • !ta,i!