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Sat:U.0w eiening, June 29th;',,ttl.K0,7.'held
..0. Meeting in "'charge, of..10.COntMester
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Lone ,Secret Trooj at bIchON.0 new
inerabers were IiiveSted
'• Then the parent:: .beganto gather,
.." and after all:Werepreaent several,:pror
: nentatimas took- Plane, these hitiagl:e„
• : v,aa Year Servie.e' Star.. to
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Lone' Scout 4A4pi.Fet..
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iaii Investitur-e--cerentobyr„,:iaillie, and
thopl.tp,fd,cia ,
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good man4";.4,44.V049.1.0 can easIy
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'11#11Cult life, anein
ileiersaMlag.t1itir4Sh1p0 and Obsthe.
'eats, cif. the Pioneers': Redgei are ail -
1. Fell .ii,;`eii-ineb. p;ett, neatly': ;and,
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2. Tie •eight differenck
the darki or -blindfolded. .•„
-'' 1.4ish„ spars together; Properly Or
seaffeldifig„ •,
• 4.,Build a model bridge -or derriek. •
.-"trocip, which he consented to do, and:I...5,.-kalte _a ParoP kitc40A- • , •
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'We uaelkilOct te4:01k. 'the :
•coine'Cif 'expezinients at PA4Ylvallin
State -.E0:11-ege:; Jeperted; . KW.
AO; )0,rald ;s_ •
' '•SIPQ15,erti need not. 'chuckle,. for -the
effect et tobacco .sniOice taloa into the
throat and bronchial. tubes is'not. the
same as that .of the .un•consamed leaf •
.taken. tett, :the staniacti. ..Saye the . ' . • ,
Herald TribUnel • "' • • , • •' • ,
• mt.obaCco ;fed to baby chickens is: ' „
making. them into. bigger and .bettor
'Pentisyltania State '
"This saran diet in the, telly grown,. •
.ers-and , emancipates 'their owners; ,
. from keening Olden watch for friar at
a. parasitic ; infeeticin that ' , '
maY plek up when ecoftemicellY „' • '
agiugfor.their ,Own "' .• • . •
•',"'A high pereentege of 'nieetinia..the
eacret.ot,the.effeCtiveriess:.et the•Pens,. ,
Ste,te* telmeen. that/
tbb,•barm may tome:.,frolii„other „tehee.4, „..: • L '
:ingrecliktilthat4leetin,_poz„.:J.,....0.7.,
• Hanter and p., Hey of the .:depart 71'
Mont 'or g u 1 ut al • 'fied• :•.
chemistry, haVe.been- feeding tobacco
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Co,: but With' a greater kiCk..
the. nicetin -types. they. '..• - ' '
are. new seeking the 'level' •of nicotin;
content it. which the best results may • , • , •
be obtained. A$wider rangein • • . • .
tire :Plante may mean increased mar, • • , • . , •
has tor tobacco firmer* ' ' ' - •
"The reason for the. greater:growth . •
of baby ,ehicks 'is IRA wholly clear, It.. •
is net neeessarily ascribed . to nIcotin.
If the tense is nicatin., then this. is .. . • •
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' Better health . may come from the .. ..
killing by iticotin roand worm, '
type Of. fowl parasite. termers have • •'.. •
been forced to raise ,theirichickene.en .
ground free from• •ttis,..orgeniant. •• • •
"Tfiere•is na parallel between amok- : • I. • ,.
ing and feeding, tobacco thickens.
"la Smoking nicotin's 'stimalus works
'through:the blood and the nerves:. In •
the chicken's diet it ..is. . a disin;
,fectint:Passing*Ilirough the, body,, ;mit
not necessarily ' being abiaiihed into • 7
the system, and affecting the . •
or ' the 'Meat and eggs.''
.‘ Fraser, on being asked 'eXiaress .1ilm. 'greases or similar ;material; or . alter- , t. 'moment is greed:al racing yachts tweed firat buoy in race spentored by Royal Nova •
self stated that 'he was' readY to, natiVely weave a satisfacterYlniattresa, • : tacht Chiiit off Halifax:41th 'Bue'caneer heeling- into wind:. Blue Heron was first to cross finish
of -straw, hay or 'on a. camp line,: bat lost'race to the 'Orem II through: handicap.
gstand by..the Scent:master:" • • • bougbB
Vomiaittee :was then SP- ;10oln..-; , , •
'voluted, and Lean Petrel Leader Bahr 7D� y�u1111-4-that-yoircould-tlettose."
who is inoStly reaRaneible things? Why not try, and see if you
tfor.',. the .termatIon• of the Troop; was'cannot &alit, for the rank of a Pion-.
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aPpoitited as. Trocip :Leader, and our
• „ of the Lonies as Patrol. Leader. ,
• . .Sunday eVe0,Ag'-aeM a Ohnrch Par-'
'44"4 . • litcle to Riehmend Hill, when fifteen of
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Lone, Scouting is open to any . .
beYs.
ir Travel -Becoming ,„ ors of
•"Safer Report Reveals
cot a.s-Analysis of airplane acci-
ariHaiirisSpaiiow
- Discovered on Hudson Bay
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het!leen the hgee o.od leo: who ,ents in. Canada,' contained in the ie -
live in the country Or in villages where 'POrt a.ViAtion' and civil Gov. • _ " ' • •
there IS- ilia Saout ..Traoli. If YeA 'ere • 'Pitts•hurgh.--Discovery' 'of the .eggs lecting .birds plants and insects. Its
ernmen. air pe • ;
•the iiietabers. Of the new Troop turned
-1980 she** that despite ain increase of the Harris sparro*, the last' North
out en parade; and they ,were met, at :interested and would like to become a •
of 15 per cent itilthe tete' flying time
, „ had re -
American bird whose :eggs d ite
aocidente reSulting in death of One or mained unknown to science esp.
the„church by three Lone Scoults from. ,Scout write for further information to
PniOnville. " -:'.. , "The Lone -Scout Department, The
- - • It • d searches over more than a century,
more Occupants of aircraft remained . .
..V.7.trie are sorry. to loie. the, Maple Boy Scouts Association, 330 Bay St.,
Lt 17,1hesame figure as for 1929. Dr. George •Sutton
. 1 has been made by . , ,
'Lloiales front Ohrianks; but we:are glad ' Terto,. Ont." -",Lone E.'
Accidents 'causing only injury to a Pittsburg orrilthologiet, who returnoccR ts decrease f m
d -1 -jt92r ice covered wastes
Death ate hows July- .
:Accidents_causing_death:911 h ' Hud on Bay •
members, besides iViessrs. Sutton' and
Semple, were Bert .Lloyd, Seakatche•
wan ornithologist, and Olin S. Pettin-
gill, photographer; of Blondin Oellege.
Suttan, formerly curator of birds
at , Carnegie Museum • and One-time
State ornitholOgiSt, waa.the loser in a
similar race four years age to
111 • ' There- is something„ab t th s da to pilots remaine-d at th s fi r Dr Sufteda-diacovery cable at -the 'cover the eggs and nests of thehlue
Big
Increase of suly .
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;',„4,..,?•, • uici s. • urn. er . ,:-.0 4 •Theie.is-trult mr...the_ARtitoe,. ; •
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, 7 .or.. And the dahlia Mo.*. 1, ' ; •
..,.1930 Wink'. 0.1*Picles , ..- 2. And other blosSome •newly bright•:
: / . , - ' • . Total 212 ,.
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Now lift, Or laang; their heads,
There are glints- of gold; and glow of
' red, -
61104 by Mei Dominion 'Bureau of Sta-
'1,iatics,,the ntimber Of, deaths in Cag-
ed-44re* external violence daring the
ireir 193.0ApreliminitrifIgiires). Was
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146p. as compared •with 10.-.11-29;;,
•B4O5 1128, 192.7, and 5,759 -
in 1926.: The rate per 1d0000
1tieri ewiti, 75 in 1030' as against 78 in
1.92%: !..72.4.a•4928,-,00, in:1927. and. 631n
Suiejdea. in 1630 sinawed a nietked
Increalie ever .the -preceding year, the
4lumber.beitig 1.;;007 aga1nst1135:and.the
Tate 10.tagainat B5. :fa 1,626.the
uiun-
Of elties• vieS 680 and the. rate
There are little things waiting yet for
' their budi,, ,
And Still the peaches hang green..
e ame gure •
Wliich'pasSengers-ralinnix_ of a race with a group of goese.
h C dian Ornitholo- In telling of the, find, he said: ,
arietsicath ciroppectdfrom 16 to eight. I
It hie been foul the. -einae Of. tIlIT•61°-.1Sck-e'llat- .-----" ' o•- act-14:.elled-aLthe,toliot
grea , niajori o , fiting-a-ceidents la '''4'er''' ealwed• less than a mile aPaft. ..my veice, We had arranged to ' re
over coafidenee or neglect of Ordinary'. .F5i• nearly 'three weeksthe groups '-nTrevolVer signal to let ptherineinhers.
preeantioria, and the report urges in- i raced. to he the- first to find the last of :the party .knOw if anyof us were
creasing vigilance and proper flying ' link. in ' the chain of Imre than 1,200 ,saccessful, but forgot all about that
disaipline at -all- tinies:---L, .,, ,
known birds of this continent. ' ' '!Tha,nietlier ,bird had • fluttered off
. _.;_...:---.0__.-,....-.. • ' • The eggs, -smaller than those et rab- her nest right iii-. front Of, --me, leaving-
. • ins pale green • with Mottled brown i5 quickli in Eiti. effort' to .conceal it.
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But.li loCated it almost at mine, than
shot her and went after Alve. eggs:.
There. wet- liveof,--tlieter-tiny „things.
that never had been• seen by a, scien-
Ancither • Four Master"
marbling, • will :be ,presAnted ; to the
There are mornings Of gray, and morn
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• • ings of geld_ • • ,
And the.. scarlet cannits 'splash the
•, gray, , • ;
And a pink .rose pinker 'Seems •
When the morning is veiled,. '!
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.When .the morning is . golden., hoW
strongly .the light.
*Embraces the •trees„..andthatettrdro.pa
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Ottawa.--.--Enaployment 'at the bekin- ,
from here with 2,000 tons of fertilizer , ning of -June showed further improve -
Madison, Wis.-Wild" duck food in meat, according to data tabulated by •
-for Mann . tire- Dominion Bureau of Statistics •
Like all her sister \ four -masters, Wisconsin has disanpeared 'rani ,
during,thedry weelci, and the Con- -"reciirit ol-the two occ'ti,-_
-fr&nr+865---firina-t-inainghout-Ganadar--:H:-.. __-
. , h rolls a rega e per..
glint, p •• gg
, Heinidides numbered 212 1930,. th
• „ -Retires :Fm the Sea Carnegie Institute. They were found
J-Bilimghain, Durham, -Eitg,::Gr-i-C-C-Atre-"Rhodedendron-like hush near the.
Ilarwer is one of the few four-niasted ice, forty Miles Mirth of port Church -
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- ..ncrease
--:Ottn,a-i--=--Th-ei.Deminion. Bureau.
Statiatica' ': mineral report': for 4pii1 ; • •
shows an increaSed,production of gold:,
Copper, lead; zinc, ',natural gas,. fold"
&par, petrOleran-Tand-e-e-ntent-•as--cora-.- • .
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pared ;with April, 19$O Gold set .Up 'a , • • , 1
new monthly.1, record with 223,982, 1
ounces • produced. •The output Of cep. .
.per was 27.,845,Z11.-Pountlii; .lead 32r; • .
.239,191 ; • Rounds:: zinc, •:22,707,451 . . • . •
sailing :vessels Which still plow the ' ill, Man., on, Jane 16. . • tist before."-- pounds;• natural gas, 2,454,063,000
cubic feet: ' teldsPar. 707 tons; petro -
high seas, and she is the only big sail- The expedition, which was fine:IC.6d Several other nests and eggs Of the
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ing shipwhieh is the heroine Of a• full by John Bonner Seniple, of Seviickey, snarrow Were fouad after Dr. SuttOn'e
' 264 barrels. •
ieum 153;705 'barrels and cement 827;
length'filai:. She Wast tiled the' heroine Spent two TA:ninths ia the Arctic, col- diecoverY. •• "
of a thrilling book. And now she has , -,,, ,
retired, 'from her high- estate, sailing
Plant Rice for Wild Ducks
kind
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• Gospel •of Sunshine
St. Luke was a physician as well
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as a painter, and the e is somethitg
'this rapidly
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-'0—c-Harwar erlhe7Filifigh- • Co misSion is planting 540 ai,ons The quick eye the observant • t d 940 sm
ra t servation m
w ose pay.
A.m er and a e yst,. diamo /an •
. Ose. A.. J. Villiers ' and Nis • friend G. -
pounds of wild rice•to avoid starving genueness, appreciation of cher-
ducks out- of Wiscon'sin. Food in well aeter, the seizing of the actual Mr- sons, as compared with 927,437 on
nd d flag ut she was built on the' Clyde. -
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1,929 theatUrnher of -homicides was 182 Such jewels I have, made new •everY, PPed-abitri"11-4Vall*-in-
-duck -grounds-w.as--killed -cum tancea'rthe,-geniatspir.it,..the
• - ancl•the -Ls. In 1926- the-corres7.
•:Pending figures. Were .126 and 1.3,.' '
There :were .6,243" accidental deaths
•• ; in, 1.036; 6,134 in 1929, 6,024 hi 1928,
• 5,385 in 1927 :and 5,063 1n1923. The
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at froth froth this rier.040_0,
• • in .1929 . and 1-930 as 0:imps-red ;:with
—.L.432.5L-iiiA92.8I927t254-.11±4926.
1)1.0T/sings 1#30-ntuailiered-.713057-
' or 17 Per cent. Of the total of fatal
accidents. 'Deaths,' from traffic acci-
• -dents wero 2-.077 or 33 per -cent•of the
fatalitiee, number -
Ing :1,289, amounted to 21 per cent Of
L accideatalicleatlis. ;Ex...chiding .thoee
:cases where an atitoniebile Vig.s
Nralved,' • there were '.37r•deathe from
ra7lroad ' accidents and ,41 from street-
car accidentS, Thirty-three persons
'were killed. during the year in woe-,
• plane' and 'balloon accidents.
• Peru's. Cotton Crop is Hurt.'
broil& and popression
• ' Peru. -This ..yearai cotton
* crop in Peru will be short in quanti-
ty and Poor In quality because- of a
'shortage of - Water ht -the growing
• season, a Mailed :dadrealie lir- the
use of fertilizers and the use Of 'old
- Vents; The last two causes are a
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ali „Seamen for the
PArPosh 0 making a film of the voy-
1929 and 1930, the commission said.
age of one of the old windjammers be,
fore they all disappear from the seas.
'Roses Line 5 -Mile Highway
. • _ Austr a: as o _
morn, • , -
stocked
!large-quantities...by-the droughts of- uteletteativepessil the -sympathising
May 1. "l'hie increase of :13,438 per -
or ,1.4 pzet-hiought-tha-,EadeL
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Tor -1:03.T6- as compared ivith • '
And taken •by air, • to dissolve, .then, heart; the imprIssionfibleness ,to, all;
102.2 in the'precedina month cuid 1161,,
crystalline, :• •
that is soft and winning, and lonely 122.2, 113.8, 107.2, 102.2, 95.6,-96A. 90.3
belong‘to the true physician as well as
and, weak and piteous -all these things
1927, 1926, 1625, 4924, 1923, 1922 and .
Form again, to be gathered by none. and 87.7 oft June 1, 1930, 1029, 1928.
•Women'ti Hotel Opened Harrisburg, i. -rhe five -mild
• to the true artist. St. Luke's is a
How!hotly the sun • -
' ill wind Mir
in Sweden's Capital stretch along-the-Lincoln-HighwaYhe-,
• ' • — .-tween- Lancaster and York_ has _been
--The--first-Ybachelor hoten_for wo?. planted -with -red --and -:_white.•_rO4.es_,
Men in, Stockholm was opened in April, symbols of the two ancient English
for women Without h'omes looking for families for which the towns are
pessesses the land, t the
-rieii -in , „. „
From the sea; hear hi:in-Sing in the
trees
Now, in mid-afternoen, a whispering work, -writes a torrea/Stindent qf The
' dear, Christian Science Monitor.The pro -
A rushing, of song, a Voicing of things ject has been realized through- the heir')
That lie deep i
In the.sumer ein" I given• by the City Council, which has
- - •-brace, --granted-20,000 krono ($6,,poo).19_
society for aiding women. Of the t -
tal, 8,000 kroner is donated for the
.first -year, besides 12,000 kroner for
equipping -the hbme. The hotel can
accommodate about forty guests, at a
cost'of about 25 cents each nightly.
, Ice Cream Oy..Plane
Los Angeles. -Ice cream melts fast
in hot weather, and a- Los Angeles
firm, specializing in unushal forms and
flavors, realizing dila, has utilised an
airplane to make deliveries to nearby
suburbs: and cities: Tab we Cream is
packed in- chemical r9ff'4p5 and
is shipped in perfect ondition. Ete-
•--..1Viargaret T, Campbell,. in the
- • Christian Science Monitor.
Chile -to Save $18,000,000
Santiago, Ohile. Economies in
the national administration totaling
More than $18;000,000 will be effect-
ed by be government during the re-
mainder of the ' calendar year, the
Ministry of Financ'e announced.
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"Astronomy lh a cienCe-in. which
exact truth istakrangerthan fiction
and about nihich one Could hardly
.rrgr
' • ing econotnic crisia, • ;
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In Peru the usual yield in a nor-.
• :anal Year is in the neighborhood of
1,200;000 quintals. It is expeeted
that this • year's 'harvest will be 40
tier cent. less, of whioll about 55
per cent. has already b,eetr• • Sold.
'Names of Million,Wornen
• • Sought For Arms
Reduction Petition
Washingten.-Signatures of l,00Q,-
0"00 American women will be Sought
• Ph' a petition 'calling uponthe inter-
national disarmatnent conference in
•ineva to put' into immediate effect
the pledgea alreadsr made for the. re-
altiation of armaments,
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. Taxes tp Send •
•• Olympic Team
;Ifirna.—By taxing all sporting evnt8,
lit* Peru, the Natitinal spOrt8 coin/mt.
tee hopes to raise enough money to
' send. a team to' the • OlYinple gainin
•4t.iai Angeles, Calif., in _1:932;
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Women re •supPoSed t live Iong.
er than Men,but the caldest. inhabi-
teat I never a woman.
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e 9r,rtsain If on tried." -Sir Jamece
antly-a-delivery Was made. to Dallan,....
Jeans. . . .. Texas.
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,s
named.
1921_, respectively.
of hhr.
GoaPil • It-.thrOws-strong-
IightsintO the darkett places, and:,
Vier --'use-the--
so; and is not this painter-lilce? He
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' Otta.tki.a. - Notwithstanding lower ' . .
'iwita;--y),-iii--auttinTi.... -cirridefif". sugar- in. -------- -;---'--------1
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. . Canada in 4930 .exceekled that . of the . • . •
'previous year in vale() . by $1,197,629.
The acreage increaded 1,976 acres, and • • •
the yield increased 162,111. tons.
known,like all artists by his choice
of stbjects.
411-Cs:rat Opal Found •.
Canberra, Australi..-7-DiScoveiy of Prince's New. HohhY .
Witat-is believed to be thelargest-cipal - - ;
In existence at Lightning Ridge was
revealed receij, It was said to
weigh 711 rts and to be mass ot.
brilliant colors.' '
TWO Cuspm Patrol Boats
• Will Cost $102,000 Each
• Ottawav-Two patrol boats being
built by the Ctistonis exciae prevention
service Will cost -$102;000 each, it is
etated in a return tabled in the House
ef-Commons by Hon. E. B. Rycktiaan,
Ministerof National Revenue.
Oneboat is under canstruction at
Sorel, Que., and the other at Graven -
•
London. -The Prince of Wales has
taken up a new sport-anetorhoating
He has ordered two new racing
boats 'which Will be delivered to:him
within a fortnight. The manufacturer
Of the craft Sold that the Prince will.
not compete in, opon ra'ces* butprob.
abl.y will organize Competition among
his flYing. and; inotoring Meads.• .
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"Nothing can be taken for grant-
ed in business." -Henry Ford.
iff‘if.$13r ineans little to inept Of
tife big •Iiien ive itnewn."--70harles.
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".Friince .and Germany
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• Ottawa Droit (Ind) : There is no
cause for astonishment in the fait
tl at France has attached conditionstot • ,
her premise of financial assistance;
that she wishee to have guarantees
that Germany will set aside -the sumi
which She paid out for her creditors
for purely economic needs, and admin.,
istretive measure:4 destines to extri-
cate her ,out of the present mess. But
what is the value olassurances given ,
by a bountry which•for the last twelve
• years has_been plotting_ to escape the,. . •
consequences of its defeat and.#-Iarge •
part of whose population will( not‘be
satisfied unt0..tbey have had their
venge
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A Simple ,Arrangement
Quebec Soleil • (Lib.) : The prepare. L
tion of a treaty with Australia is one
of the'least complicated thinga of his '
kind, seeing that Australia, situated, -
in the Antipodes' and under ii..climate •
totally different -from , our own, pro. .
duces during our dhad seasons and
manufactures or cultivates a host of
things that we do not see up here. It
will be- a very different trnitter,,when
we have to deal with the tuitions situ-
ated on practically the same latilide
• and em.joying econoinic conditions cm-
parablewith our own. -
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,FOREST FIRES SPREAD IN WES1
Spokane, WaS11.--foreat.• fires roar-
ed- over a score of fronts in Montana
and Mali° last week as about 800
mon strove to, control them. • Re-
i:ort 6 here in die,ated ; nearly 2,500
are were ablaze.
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wow or it doesn't go. There's ffrP ,
thing hetweee a faroro and a 9001 •-•
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