The Lucknow Sentinel, 1928-06-28, Page 3••
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Tbc10 Wafi 4 blow to John, Added to
A Runaway Tkun .his de t I ' t
re o reach the C witio nO a
'little anxiety ea Lo Elnaer's oonditkiti-
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L-Nek-----siret- -amid- Inhic"-dritarrabildlf)",t -MIMI "h-JOnit ' fik0"-kettre"1107:1104:*-tor
- 1"we won't. give it up If we have to go wait! Time, had never dragged so
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.0.4 %OOP.'.., • • .' , f • l'beferei ' . ' , • : '
' "Well;" paid Elitter,TdOn't see nny,I. At laSt the' :10140.44Or "train , oaVit,
Oar Tunlese • wa doog afoot, for We. and John reached.rortlatid in safety
have only sot two :dollars between us, !, Thenext Ahltio, waa'tO•fintl. his trunk.
, and;the'fare, to Portland la•Morte* two iia ..iventliP-' to .44 Al4u/SitindinS, near:
• d011ars", gplaea,"' • .- •-,. .; ' • •. ' „.- 4.0..0.144. 'lieggage,' and .asked :ilia,. hew
: ..",Fiet,nHateman, got' hVerlinider spats to, set 'trnhita: ' ' .'"• ' • ' . ' " • - '" -
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than this;" leaid John, 'and X• knoWzlio "4:Where'S - your ' dhocit2.-- 8410, ...• t 0
caa! ,,,,'. ' • •.• • • ", . .." - , ',.. • - ', .,P441,1".4." '."' '4 -• , :
"Yas! "I naPPdse so;!-ireFixiOndett' EU- : . 'Iowa sow.b.d.. It.
.. mar. ...,, "Palliermight give "Me a' dollar "The • Man' 'looked among the ' trunk*
• or•Ao.:to 81)eirivat ttig•-laiii-ria# Week, ' '1`heate' Isn't guy trunk like . -344t
IS it wouldde'', any good, I'd': elk hitiat':here,,"' he said,':. 1 I ' ,,, • .. ,., • . , :. .
but. 1 might' as well ask the:. tOwn ''' John; etoolt. a/Minute .4ittMeired,,,
.1)nMI).' , : ' : .... ' . : ',.. • :"' ."There .M'oef lie. one '' noineWherof':.
; :!VVItile the two boYs'are'laylag nlane,be.ettidoaPt e little. enxihnit.: ''.'Is there.
-"*.e.'11.*.thia 01.4 Nvi..u) they are -'and what another place :to. find %tinriliii? ' •
4,•:-'•nrunii:thia'•platining of .theirs. .. .:.: l' "NOVI!' ' I know ,of. 'Diii your 'trunk
.::', lOnn Sheldon, n' hright, ,quick•WIttgd come .along witti,,YOul:,'•
boy of fourteen is the. 5011.. of a Well- "1"vejust abate"'replied 'Aim, "but
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to-do fernier.; .,, Th .pt!lor. 40y,-,-E1043-T-, . . rinalt-cgatio.,...thia...miarning.lt.-..
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t4ln46,1111i_thl ' the viliage: dector's,Son, '. The, ,.,iticin looked , again; '.. „, .,..
a '.feW Inontini • Yeanger;•• . The tWo.';nre '',.)",..`*eW• thn,' 00* 'iefet; hero, that's
., Miceljent.:. ,frientle.- They have •brien 'euirei!'' hp -.said: ,•: .;. ' ' '' • ,„ '•:, ' : .' ' /
. reading .i'Pertious Adventures. of. Pete , ,Poor Johnl ..,licrilat was to be done
' Bateman, the BOY. Sailer." Roused by One ,thing- was „•dert41117-he must find -
, the,, daring deeds a'nd • i'venderfel ag• the trunic., '..,Ne was -.8urg it was put "
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' paMea.- of ' th'd her% , a' nuinia to. 'go- to •Oti hoard: ' Where wan .0.' new. -MM. '
' ibett WO fallen Upon Wein; They think' Where Was Elmer? •• • • • 7 L • ,
n.:,•'1119rAi's '40 TgOOd in:asking: their fathers.' , ' "Cala you. tell': Me what to i.l& to :dud • ?'
' adviee, rie • they are laying illane .1* it?"' asked ..3.oha,2'very earnestly and
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•secreti ' -: ' . • • anxiously., • . .., ... . .
-.-.•.• • John,4;has learned that the, fishing ', "Don't tworry, .601r,' l'it -help' You an.
•-.4eboOneuttirittomart sails fot',.1%.iew:, i .oiiti;" 'intid the -man, ;geoct,naturledlY-:
..- ,foundlhill the twenty-ilfth, .and • It ' is "Did You !iitY. YOUT: ttunk., Came, on 'the
•" 'now the twenty-fourth. ' .' (.. . '. early train? Did you Sec. it put. oar',
: 'The two boys Start from beneath. "Yea,. sir,"` assured John. :"I • saw .it.
tbe "Nigh TOW? 'sweeting -tree In 1 the put 011 tittin. taYeelf!' . - ‘. , •
.orchard ".'where•' thei : . have been /sit- ' ' "Well,. well," said the titan, cen.aril-
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ting, • InglY, '".YEM wait ',here' a Minute and
Isn't tlwro a. Way to.,.;.go_letni_the I'll flee if I Pen tipd•MikellY,thWgitbent„
'freight .trein?" 'asked Elmer, "throwing- It •1 guess it's all right." • •
an apple,: cord.' toWatd, a • ChiPinitnit, John's frame of mind Was anything
,Ohatte.riag ..`911 . the stone 7411; • ,',"" hut 1111 eiiviahke' One as he stood awaIt
• : "Plop 1•.guess net," answered , John lag the nian'S tete:rm.. • A few. minutes
-"thoughtfully'. ',13nt ,I've gotan.klear." later ,he caine back 'With Conductor
eiditainied Parker:with hint. ' ' '
up hisToidatrevr 'kat and WhigSifeidOii;'•ere ,:yon
nnWs,„itliting. • ; .. • , • • naked the'coriductor,.-,-.."----7,
' • 'CIttlelt•'..„-,-eut WitliAte,.said Eimer. . • • "keS,.' sir," answered John,
• There's, old' trunk of. grandpa's surPtiPed- • • . • • • -• '
sae;, Elmer? 'Yoll've lost a:trunk, have you, MY,
Chuck. What , We want In that, .get in; bo3r?7,'.. '• ..:•• • • ..! •••`.•
-4tnd. oncdt'.4e-.-gees-as-treggage:---,7Whet
" do y•f0i.1 say to tiint?" • _ • to, find. the ' latter', questioned,
"You'v.e.' struck', it!",, declared. Either: 9agr.13'*- ..„:• • •..•
at it.. im lefor that 'Why, „"pid your"trUalt contain. ;anything:
• you're ,as an Pete,'" • 'Very vaitiable ; • :• ;•:: .• 1.
' have to start in the'•Morning:..'.: yery," said Sohn, "and 1. mint find:
haV& gay tiino. looking .‘4Px1,0,14.1y • around. at the,
.see a bit of the trunks': ' , ' • -
threugh! our /business pWith• the cap-- .•• "41iY"obi0t101.. t° -teiltng 1110 wliat
• in." : , ".• '‘... • your 'trunkcontained" pursued- the
.• Net a! doubt ,but thet.:theY.'Conid go conductor. , • • • "
• _As:. .C.10iors had Oiled ' entered *their 4otiti hesitated:. :Tee; he had decided
beetb3. Of 6Mine• Captalu Daly wouldObjectione. • He . half: .7:v:tatted, hiinself,
take' :them. • ".'•, •• • • out of this scrape. ; ...•' ' • ;
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THE OLYMPIC .STADiUM AT AMSTERDAM •
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".A11. ‘iiv. vie* of :the near sWdiuni ;Rvhichaeats1/40,000 'ready ter' ,Ithe Olyinple. . Ganada Will be WO"
ropreiented.` by her leading amateurs
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rat:lipmentoter-that-bwhadnever left
The. condtintor • turned away. ' Sexing
that he had an engagement' of 4 few'
'Minutes,. d.nd that. John. could welt.
there If ,lie litt'ed :till '.,he.'•cante', hank.
VnhaPPY John! He waited; .:.,fer :ha
didn't knevi What pl§e to diff:."-- ' • :•..'
IVIeanti ine,. let tin ',re turn '-te Elmer in
the. trunk: . - " ': , .' ' . , "?:
.• FortheatelY, the trunk. Was pat in
right up,,and, for e time, he Went
..mtliecornfOrtably..; _ 'At. one of the,nta:
Mita,: Where .7inbre . trtiniin •• were put .
10,', oncycame ,Crash Ott 'top Of",Elnies. father, and ita. decided' to send Elmo. 'theOnghout ," the :British Empire has
The Coyer era:eked; and Eimer 'shrank henna': He had Voked.., thrMagh 'the been largelY, due. to their. gift' 'for,
tongues The.'bilitigual:•Snotstaan had
,dow.n., ,. • .. • • ., ,' ; '; • • • ',„ itraitt for ":1Chn, ..tbinkt ' / t: if 1.). '
-•:tegracious,:that Caine Ilearainashing -inflict had Chan • d. but ft li ' • ' in 'old .days no difficulty in acquiring
Put in'inany.like that."' . "!• , ' ,We, '.Wliti- 'reinemiter' his •adventure at • the ele4eicallapgauges• and the .Preach...
torigtie,'"•:In ,..qUite recent Years the
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nio..'• be .thought, ' licine they won't •ewer,hig his. deseriVtien was found; ati
-1-1-Ile-.1:10nes, were begfiining..itn eerie; Dalton Station, know. " - • !''' - - ' ,.. --Welsh-771i'are-'7,-b-ebe"•,•folloava-rig ,•thia.
and he -felt .s tiff froM•theing '••crainned '", But :Either, . a , sadder , and iletheWhal• .andent -Scottish,.; eieninlar*,,atid have
In. otie ,Position :4 long. ' ' •'.• .. .: '. Wiser buy, was lett . to telte.the neit invaded •London 1* pureuit pf Varione,
• Ile: tried .to. stretch -.L: -In. vain: • :fie train home ' .- ''. '..• , . „,.. indastries, not excluding Politica, with
°table success, •nduie he Welsh . in-
t4on -Wed td..1.-tirn- a:little,. WIWI. like ' Quite latg'iti the evening, there
vasion .of Oxford and 'Cambridge d.atee
retain. • , ,. . • ,.' . • ' • .• ...ra rap at the Sheldon. door,and'''.. a '
frent the thirteenth centarY.,', For Sento
. ."6.1i, ..dea.r.!",•lie'.greatiod.' "This ie. shame -faced; though light4tearted, bey',
: seven tenturiee imiVerisities' Ind' d
anything bilt.,ton.'.' . .. . . ". waslet • ••••• ' ' ' '' ' '' •
from the date. when their oWn...great
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.All this time Other:trunks. werepif- : 114nnhig waS? to: aeci.was.;_neVerZa., .
It ;Was, 'decided', tb;ii timer should t`There was boy' shut up in that
get :,perinisalott and coar -down • and truhk; • whi- tlieYe?".'atieStioned the.
slay all night 'with John; ,tlie was to beeducter, narrowly ,w.atching John,
;hint what. he wanted: and, they'd. who ' ,started "Do you 'think"
'71;pack:What, they .4nuld in _ tho trunk., • a bey could'ilie dine shut UP
I3efore Eimer atarted for home ,thei`• like.' that?". added the eonductor, :a
•'stole poitly cup to the ,attic;. steriaer; Voice. .• ' •• , • •
,'•• the trunic' dew* and put 'a ...darkittibVs';."-7traitt4.°414'7,814tit-a-
(Corner of thehar.n.' catch In. his"" Voice.; • '
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A 'little after dusk.. Eimer: mane .ovet ..Running away, to sea thus 'far had
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bibigineIlis best eult and his
new proved a doubtful Pleaatire.
lie,d:tOgether.in• a ' old h4a "That's' thing' . You, 'Should 'have
kerchief...These,. With some 01 John's' 111°tig1it ot herO'n CrYthg'..1.1". a :fool-,
...Peeseiefensi were" packed•in,the•trunk, hardy tricic .as this,".'eaki the coaduc-.
lewtrie not veryfoamy piace.,,tor... ,ter; "If you wanted:it) on te 5011. why
'boy. Hall cticiezen or more air hetes.fild;i:4t. )e.6`)Ecti, do it like .6'13' a:64' not
"-Were boredin the sides. All Was ready sneak
'•;for an. early Start: in :the 'hicirning.' John tood'abasneci, tetror-strithell.'
The , boys retired- itt':goed".-Seastin,' too,' at: the thought ot, Whitt. -might
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but not to -Sleep, ;At half -past eleven,, iimer"0.'044- ; ' •
JOhn, Iooked nt his ,W,atcli., • .. 'YOU *ant go to sea,‘ do your.
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"Why, : Elmer, 11 .beileVa.'it;` Is ofontinued the atinducter,,
hut'half-past 'eleven!! ."1 -don't fel-teted John..
The ,strine. was repeatedi at 'one, and "iitit •I 'Want to find .the trunk.":"
'again at.half."Pitit two. At;three they
rose andi, dressed, went 801 Uy doWn,
the„:.atalta and mit into the cool
Elmer.had ,little homesiak twinge
as they started, •blit laughed ne
• ...Each taking a handle "Of the' trunk
they., went toward the . station: They
reached thestation, as, they hoped to
bettorg anyone. was abtOt,', ' •••
It required SOMe talking..* John's'
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part,..tp•.'persuade:.,•Elmer that he; be-
ing the anialler; Might. to go In the
trunk.• There' was.')Ust,:rdotia• for him
,to ctirl••doetri •
got in. Jelin Shut the cover, lock -
.1 : the trunk, •• and: Set ..delire 'Waldo
"IIPW 'de you feel,' Elmer?"'he asked
LI length. •• . •
'sort'or'beked. nn,°. replied Eh:Mire,
"There isn't iany roorn,te •sPare,"' •
Socth. the StatioirWes opened. : •
• Jelin beught his ticket, 'got his Check 1 •
and when train 'dente
in, he flegt titade siire the think .was
pat On; and their lie got on 'hoard and
off' they w.ent.-\.1
John enjoyed. the ride., Twice only •
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had ho been on the ceis .before, and
11 C"(' alaile, • '
•At' 1341ton Stollen, .in' a Yard -behitid
the station', :Were. ‘kupti: eome detro.,a., •
fox,a. raven and Other auintals.,;
Their,faine had reached John's earti,•
• and; as there premised' tO be a atoli
Of fifteen . mint:A.0S; for breakfast; he
left .11to 'car and. .went 'round to tee
kli4 for S, tiniv they Mate droYe
ii 11 nee voyage from lite mind. , There
, Otitne it 'audden 'reminder, : however,
. • when he heard the .puff, pnit of Ahe
'non 'he -started and . ,rati7relibd to
Ili' front of the:depot, ,only to 866 the
train vinIning off --;-without lij,n. John
felt hadly, hut did not know what to
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"Well, riow.,' I was ti feoli" he'
, its, Ito leolced".after
hitting tlio van -
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He !asked a matt standing tient When
:the nex t t ea I went to .
'No4 4,q4, 0.tornoeW.' Nrag 11,11013tekedv
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,what- a wretched, home,sick bey be Baingu4sita"
aslsed ' \the conductor, -(.113-117Yr-',
dry untie, '.`do You° want to .1ceep on In an asset of Atte, greatest importanee
and gd,' to Sea?" • ' •the life et PAY- IlatiOp, The- ea,Pa-
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4ad city, th sl)eek twh tengtles has an
Elinet's longing for the s?6,
pooled. eXperience in the trunk °thicall°Rat vatu° .that .ethica",
hektaltenItkejomanegLoat a.sokoz,s, tiontsts are onlY, noir. ii.egiutting .to
ute- go lam • '; „ Tillarie. • ' Border' .-peoples whei froth
kit. rather ,,go home than -do naY- sheer nece-ssity,-haye7-to-spealc-two or
giOre 'Iaaguages are said to be eicep.-
thbig etas in 'the world" theta Elmer;
With More energy' than he had before tionaliy intelligent The ancient tiad
dtsplayed ' .ntoderii ..inftuent.e.Of the Scots both in
Conductor Parker knevi the he 363: fl-glaturVh" At!ted
Canada' Fostering
Land -Setttemioijt-
by:the British
COMIT•titte0 Irrirnigr.aion
.1?„rdsellitA 'RepOit. •,,
the lieWse .of cot* "11441/1 -"-Si Alfred Mond, .14°114'
tisl°n0,` • p'rfono0":„at ,YvostmtAster
,addiessed the' ChM:Weal :Ind.natrY
lndustry. -.
ra;t0e4ttaolyi*t £ 10 for Brttiek 1.:41.1"anitg. ,r„0rantH ....0,,,towtilizikee P40.tdil°,3,icic'i4st:,
18 ,T,erOOMPleaded in' itho report ..of the 'fair shnFe,,.of"the..tp•Ost'elninent 'men hf..
grelefet!' standing .'kempautee.. &wt. 'Selene°, tilt* werid. bee Oro IfeeiN", she' •••
cultiire.and.lna,Mikration, tabled in the .444. '-
regent „ln et have ipen leaders; Of llidutitry In :
opinion Of the coitunittee the •reOPonat. '0:Very country..1* the; world, and I can
bil;tr,.tgia-,00iitrol 00,Seteetiea: of say .without fear Of ".Contradiction that
-Inimigrants,,' no matter by whom re:. we ..b.avecqto•-day , this on:natty,' Men.
eritited;*unt• izent -,with the With ixtoc..e. eautty, and'inore:,precti-
Goveriuneat ,of:\ ;Canada, it suggests cal aPplIca.tion of .
that special \effInki.:: ' made, to, ndtrigt .inennfactare....than.,1* any,
.tend fle14 aetlifitKot"the%prei- ether country
.inc4164 ,authe,r1:t10*. 'PiiitiOulprly. in the 4 geed:deal of 'nensepsW 'Wee 4.44,4.
mattoe' Of :the , placement,. Settle:meat about research.. ,.'-gOine plo0a4lboug4t .'•
:and -supervision: -of , cathlgrane aad, re.searcla c"dorderelrelike e. dir
that the- •Federgl-EloVern-ment-zeneld:7•::-.1:1---elothes:- was .'
not made.. ' •
Hp. gptireistid" about the col*;
plete pieture of 33ritain's iiidaetrial.,.. •
fiiture. It was. true that there: Were
industrlee which Wero backwater; •
grea.ter..'eare. be• given to the physical' and; that there .Were infitiOtzrlea .0.443%.
examinations .before leaving the:horee 'were hankrillPt-•
lands, that In the • British Isies These induStries Which bad *.applied.
local, doctors. Ando!' the °tiara of the „the: principle of the aeletwe of orga)t•
Canadian. medical , authorities, should,
make l'th.ene. exaraitiation.s. .Approval,
lti, the report,' 18 given to previous eir-
,tiorts.to:',eneciutage the Sang ,British
:ifistnigrant, . ao,4 recomMends that
the age -11Mit-for•.110-yanhe-''eictended
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from 14 ot,,19,.,years.! • .
Extension of: the a'sitited passage
Where Britair'
Beats the cald
Men. of $eientifie. Irigehuitr
!Inc! •Pxacacttiioeant. Appli-
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' -"Naturally You do," mercilessly 'said , . ouiy
„ AnC4for a. few minutes there was , open sesanae. , ,
the conductor. ' “1-.Sheu1d 'sitppose'Yo...,- ciaite a lively time in the ear.: .. 1 a le.a.a .frigid ,:wofarae 43n. pie.. part of
would atter leaving a bey in a danger"-
' The trunks were pulled out, and ,yseeiety.atlatge are necessary to per-
oue " situation Ake that ,
uided by a re.ther stifled' hoWl, BI -:anode him, to sheathe a vyeapon now,
• "Oh, eir,,it• you know, anything about .
Elmerpleasetell ine!" with *Ethernet'.
catch in"tils VOICEI. .. • .
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.ing up about hint', thus Idssenidg •his. Pleasant 'stiliject to the twe boys after,. nionastie Schools disappeared)31
stordy of fresh' 'air. To,, add W his •
diatomfort, Lie began to feel :
head 'acheci-yes and. lie •ached ; 1".•
• . - - •lingualisni lies behind much. Of the
"I'd give . ten d lare ,to bp out of , ,
The JeW
this,"• he. thought. ."1 • I hadn't •'D Dinidale in the Leeds ".Aler-:
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Miry% In tiniea licit' long Past with (London): u P • no amultion.
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sticeess of the Celts . who, have, tra-
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veled' into •new
,Ilenunciation of War
.Leo • Maxse in the National Review
come in this sneaking way "
ae. grew .siaker. WOntlered 11 110 Ladd, sociai ifia educational oPpor- to beeorne al•pairy pi? That, in an. • in. -the game of
American ,
were going to; 'die; he was, sure: he tilnities, . right ;!. et 1 citiensalipz-all
felt sick etteug-h...• ' • "•wrested from' hint, Money (earned byword expiairia the attitude en this,
At teat he ceuld endure It. no longer.[the- sweat .of' lila brow • reiniiiiied 1118,ill1si,o E.'. Ow , Atlantic' towards the sen-
ile heard men in„ the Car; and Imo cried.,.; -;•,,1}; Weripon,„wherewitli '. to fight the • salorial• 06143 -et ". of thie• 'W.a4hingitiri"
out:: ,- ...„ ' ; - . . , , . . • . . - , • .., , .. ii0-04 . and win for lie,E-"--self •that equI'''Goirpriirlient • for the Renunciation . of
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Let„ine' out .. , ''. , •• , ...... ' .. .Nlace 14 tbe, 6.tuf.10 .walfch; in corn-. ,,War, . . ......,.:moijog been once bitte,n;,
• .!"!Pilln; '. there?, 'i. ekPlaiPteci::. 40 , et'.1non with. althiankind; he-wai justly • We are: twiee,..shY.,-,*e w.ent• -through •
,th;e ..141.0.,11.„:. '',..`W•hat's..,thatl,",.!' ';.: "I.:. :.• :•"! ,I;e'n.tttied... ., $ocisty 'beCanie• to him , an- :4 11 1111 • Performance, eight ears ac
They stood 'still's minute, listening; all but "•,IMPreghable fortress, ',where ander the. nuSpicee' of. a'ferhier.Aulsil7.
!..tet :me out! Oh, Oh, let me ..out! '.1"every door Was barred wah gold, and can PreSid.'eat, .who .brolce. all , Pieced-.
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came in ratedteneeto: their,: ear;. ..' .: opened,. but 'to . .golden '.keYs:".,, ' :Per, ent dad tame hOtfept, te EUrone •for
Itobberel!!'.'shented'.the ,man, JUnili- ',haps,' 118 Yet; 'he has d.carce .leeriit :: to' the .eX,Pteaa niiipaae, of: 'inielcing :the
lug:back- •.'"ThOveq.' in heret,', , :,y.:; , .1.:eeese .fiourishing that • once • So magi.o' world Safe: for 'democtecY" through
. , • • • ,, • ' • if' . l'the'instrtinientility, of the'.1,ea.gue Of
,NatIons":' `whIch'.;y1te anther ' ohnceiVed
as a 'Super'State (10 wit.' "the United,
State of ,:tlie 'World"). with CoMptete
control :Of intonational relations,' and:
or oontributing tO•defraY tbe cost or
provir.cial'oo-oPeration.
•I'co prevent expense and unnecae-
sari' in,conireniende flie would be
iinialgraat; it is recommended that
ization were prosperous and proves- .
sive. •• Those which ' had failed' to °.
„utilize thet:,.oxfportunities which • this
eclonCe offered. weivi depressed '!,and. •
.retrogressiVe."
The great advantages of amalgams,
:tion were the . way It enabled owe 'Lit-
ents of every industry. to be collected:
, .
p r
Privileges to the .fanaillea. of inurti, In a common ;pool...
grants; from Great Britain Is recom-
mended by the .cominittee,. but ;it ,doen
net reel that .the 2000-farially settle.'
anent seheme:be:-further 'extended un-
til after the' preemit:, experiment •.has
;been tested ,. •
,Th oni t t •Upproveit of the•
tangle* tci-ether',..proyinees „Of: the. tri-
pe:41W agreeinent4'with the: British;
federalandprovincial, governments
for .t.hLLertconrageihentot-,iand„;'eettle,
'Merit :by ; 'British:" iremigtants:', ;'' tinder
this •.'Schenie the: Provincial Cr.oVe.rn-
Ment Peovides the lark, the Britiab,
.:Governinetit'supPiles .$15 -bb for 'etoOk
. . ,
'and"! etpiiptiferit,' :and :the' Canadian
Gpvernment: re.cruits." the, pettier and
prornises'setitlemmit,,_Mi0.,:ariparvision,-
'treer.."..of charge;'..L.ind,r.' 14 :additiOn„:
shares 'On ,..a.'4.0-50:beis' 'ant foss-dri
• • , •
oount 'of...stock. and 'elatip eat. •'
A -1-eVie,W. Coininitteo:.••of ,the
present ,•• ilurniratiOn . pelipy shOwn
that: the '.1111-1-.1.;•11 ,ittinaigrarit::•la a
sPeciallY f v ore ' „peal tip n 'ea.. COM-,
-Pared with 'the ,einitinegai; all,
citizens. of the United tates., are eli-
gible :emigrate proVided. that .theY.
:are Physi6SICY ' and. .inentally. intind
•'actd, , a Posititin .to 'inaietain. them-
selves*Untii employment etio'n•be.•sectir-,
-.With 'thorn' , as with . the" :Britian
.no PasSport, ii• required. .
held' •.sittings : and
called Upon" 20 -Wituessee,, including
Rebert li`Orks, 'Mtn:tater of „Itainigra-
tiOn'::and'...Colontiatien'; Bit", ifenrY,
ThorntonT :president; Canadian Na-
tional ,Beilwaye; W. Beatty, pre,s1-.-.
dent; • :Canadian. „'PaCific.' • Railway";
membersof .Pntliament land 'Oftleers -Of
iimettation. Cr-
ganitationa.
• .
„
-mer's trunk was broken open, and a we hope, grown rusty,a,nd to enter by
'therefore rin a .nosit.)en to make ,inten,
miserable,. haggard, ,homesick boy was , °yell door with no• other. passport
" •
found. . .• ' ' I than his own 4,rue and • undeniable, naticinal ars impossible.
. . .
•
;"Thei ;beet thing •,.you:can is , to.
go hcinte and learn , the ;resnitot your
folly! YOU May be 'In'titne to attend
the funetial." ' • ,
Poor No one to blame, but
ne • feared: the worst had
noine, and, certainlY, wished himself
• •
,
•
The Conductor came, along, 'and inerits.tcrItecommend him; wit-m.6'MB
Elmer, in p Very. shaniefa.ced way, con,‘•alcill. and justice; in business,: loyalty
Leased all about the seagoing Plan, ' and generesity .111 ,riendship, Bodiabil•-•
but only afteri.-varintis questions from itY, 'adaptability, and, manteltalents
the conductor. Oven John might have 'Will speedily. prove .him an, 'inset to
forgiven him for,teiling, if he had Peen' any community ,of wOrth. •
'
• :
•She,---"I,oxe,-niaking is. the 'same as
11 aiWaye ‘,116*---"1-foW :can You
She -7 -"I've jfist. read of a Greek
Maiden who .Sat and listened 'to, tt,lyre
all night."
. .
,
SU day CrOW4Ei ttj tho blavo of
se0114gtW beauty .ifpet;
. „
•• THOLISANDS VISIT GARDENS: AT 'HAMPTON C.Olittt
lorr iti 'the gardens Of this litStorigti id seat of Royalty .41.1. 'England.,
,
anadtans who
Visit 1„„Iti.glaild
. .
'Un'antoliiiin:ent •
;Nation- and .Athengetitn (Gondon):",
We" 'ate: •graduallY les*
1;61).1111i that thrieniplOyment. • IS " about
to cure 'teat,: we . ere' also .,beconitnir
Acias_,...epacerried about its contlnuance
NOw. It . 'dokilit.;,nveiy. ,ne,-; •
tural;AO 'be:leas worried About large-:
,s.cale.tinern.pleyment .wlien. it has do.n-.
,tintieil--lortSeven eighit•yem S. in- -
stead or only three or .four. ....But , the. '1
•PPetaPloYinecit . itself does. not become
.One ,..4,14t.:•1444 serieus;'„ , On, the. con,
trary, it benomes more. serious, :',TAe'
lehger., iinernployMent lasts; ...tile mre
:fOrpfda<Ple .bc;CPELlE,I distress,
of .-habits-'let'in.-H--
diiPtrY,',..the...".., deinctralilatioh:•.. pi •"char-
acter, the..numbin.g.effeet§ on the.
riO-
iug 'generation in. the IndUstriei and
'areas -Wheto • the UneartployMeat
inanity cOn__4,•C'ontratecl.:,:,, •' ' • •
'Canadi!iImmigratkn
i
Canada Building Many Motor
, , .
litghways
•
"Niontreel;RePerts trent all •prOv7
[rico received by ,the Canadian. Goad
Roads, Association indicate that higher
expenditures will be: Madethis year
on. Canadian highways than during
any past .year : in thelt" 'history. The,
'groat irictease inmotor traffic in Can
ad, combined', With the annual. Sum,-:
Met influx of Motorists from the
IITIAtted States, are causes behindthe
increased expenditure' on highways.
Last year .the enormous total `of .3,153::-
800 automobiles ,eritered Canada frern
the ./bnited States tear touring' pinc
'poses, and It • is expected ther ,1notot
'tourist . traffic ,troin ..the South n this year
will tweak all records;:,' • •. "'
Problem'. '
.1"; B. M. Clark • in the'' Ninet ent
Century- 'and After • (London): Cand'
ada itt these days ;appears to. "furnish
an excellent illustration. of • the man-
ner itt
•
whi.cli the old order of thing! ,
Lae failed to keep pace Walt changing
condition. As viewed through , the` „
inedinm. Of tank • .cleatinga trade: re-
turns,and ooniparty balance -sheets,: •
-111:f Is there,•need be no del*,
eicit.aa to the' sigitific,anse of *,dedlin-
fag f the flow. Of immigrants and ,a
tate- coupled With a sliteken-.:'•
eonstant:exodua.ef the, native born in
Et country, of, 9,900;000 °p,eople• • •
Tile idea ,ao •Iong preVelent. that If
turas on:invested : (ands are .satistao:
tory and ,the ."itey"' men, ' Well leaked,
Etfte,r , the „fate of the te:sidunlit is •'.
Tqatr not of nitwit h000nat seen:hi to •
call with increasingurgency for moat -
New. ,'Canadians to Celebrate
Winnipeg,: Mauitoba.----New Caaa
diAns of., eireada will Stage 4 'Folk
Song and Eandieraft ,Vestival" inthis
clty • th.dethonstrato some of the eul
tin al .contrilititiens they are, making:
to 'Canadian- life. ' The •festiVal,..
be,presented by fifteen racial greilPS.
In ,pictutesene :eci,stunies; songs and
'dances, illustrating the wealth" of Are
find -musk brought to Canada by re,
cent settle.r8 from., Eurojie,
" • .
_One in Nine ;H. ao'Car
Otta'yvaCanada ..the 945 '
, .
nitittit ••vehicleis• In Canada; not incltid-
ing .fartn• itn.plements nropelied' by meter PoWer,.. the". li„revinee , of Ontarki
leads: with a betel of ,,4.86•420,:a
per-
centage.of ,Per 100 of Poptilation;
Quebec 'comes. net, in. point. of tota
.isiticles'With-128,459----ental to 4.9 .per•
eent., "pf ' popniation; Saskatehevrea. .
third with .106;54vehicles and 12 '1
"ner cent.;r1t1sh Coltimbla 77 617
and.1.3.5 Per, Cent; ..ilbetta.13,830- and,
12.'0er:cent.; --NaVa, Scotia; 30 59 and
5,4 per eat New Brunswick 24,$44
and ier.'eent;•.Prince•EdWart
438 and 5'4.. per cent; •,the'Yulcon•TM..
!ritorv. 156. and 4.5'. Per cent. Vet'. thi
whole of Canada; thete are 9.0-vehicies
for very 100 Of the
Anglo-Airiericatil;
; . Opet*tton
•
. ..„, .
Steed in the IrteVisvi* of'
BeViews "(1.;ondon): • Within the ;lett
re We
areas • aVa liable., for •nitv'Mbeet4' ro.5s
f cu'bittl4h
ciinc:tifeenai.°111:1..it:WCehich‘, ,•;
farm settlement in; Westero C'enada,:eualltir of our relationship to the
tltd-
hate been attracting hinitigratiOn not 1.td. States 'may preVe to be a decisive
only front '('meat Biltahmi and' the Milted ðer Ety i91 at lateat,` the unsatia4",
States,. but 'Mao, from the -Continent , factory '•po§,ition • lett by the break- •
.01 Pluton° , in .considsrabienumbers,' down of the, Geneva .c.onference win .
:and this` •festiVal'Je "expeeted to proVe. Intsre t�be faced, : ft, by that'time;
mn linportant.,,factor. in bringttlft, • the ..00rdial sgreenient vdth• the Untted
Varldtis-races !no triondly t,pn.tad withStates has- net been readbed;we
-each other and insnting, a• fuller an- Asal .118 Confronted by the unpleasant .
preciation of the. cohtrIbutIon . each Is aitoniitLIv �r kiviak ttie, )8.4..Nittry: :
inakl•ng'ito Canadian imatlonai lile prty in Anterica an additional rec, .
• • ; ' ' • Sett to 'agitate for 4, prePoilderant
navy, er .Of enterins„Upota: what, w114
reason,' why "peelq Of all Parties UP.AniLca,4entlY 11 Alar.
and town lb° country •Itko Mr, Bald- nta-6'ed*.
Win IS because : be speaks thelr;
tor•-,thern Re is le a 4,1r0-10.#0 to,. the
wo
Art nsenntsitio "t1:tigilkeiii"tlYiPoicia.all'ile'llarlf,cilfsvhottii,ctiten'; I, 016i:tat: st,t,isatertnatEeivititilaln vtto ,'6Atteliftililrejir‘yiticiaititittittaret_ngotto.
Liot
111 ibt)tiaeritvciO,oliriy,intidnoeriFoiletixi:t"sriictontvlilue:t:ttv4;itti4tian.otatilitYliwiiiindy:iist:".twri,•,hehnieoltit.farittii:t!ntit:eilciandevga4tivrrtnitaitenir.68t,t,:aztoiattliet
tTiottelermilititilialrcitt,,..0::IViatrr-o'ottnititittileilti:ttited 1.06 witli litudwi)ad§
or jnak*
. .• ttt107^
etrati,perientaw1th the Dean."
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