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• ;His ex•pedit19n,:heSaYa; ir.Plitrel.)!*
6 YSteries
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. . the interests o,t• Science. • 'Taira aril
enithein Pole great gaps along the eqast,line•toilbe
.„,,,,,,, :,. :: '::- .. charted,' the salinity and movement*
'1 of .s,ettleoielit WO io the', A.ntaretie. reg.'
'Sii. D'otiglits„j1Viavirsoo.Stitine' perhaps 9 greato4t. iniporienee' the
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• •in,,,,S.- go"...t.t.',0 0. 1.4:2 Ship. :: • • . • Smith...Polar .Q.,o,.'iltinelit.eVer. being .ahle
icoesibility of such a., stretch las the
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to, support human life.", , . -•
MINERAL tVEA!,,,TH . ' ' Hia .aitan °platen; he says,. is "that
;, • the vision Of a great .Polar continent
III. ' Explorer's * . Third'affording'"'facilitiee.1 or . human • life oa
nstr.alion. .. -.,
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" ' ' ' a big Seale Will never. come true, but
' • • Tkit, •'to 10,041000i. . .
.'Contirielit:.., 'tic,'''' .tetete,..inui.W.coturnunities'.shonid. not
he ,a4c.I.S, "I see no reason. why, in the,
find life thet „telerable, and • tir some;
00:4:the,ils„esi.:r0Atitie ;;shirfs, . Over caseS adVantageowe ": ; ' • ' ,
.t.O.''firthe British flag ::$411:1 sell from: Even to -day, -Le says ,aithaugh..iyom...
..#0.- West 1Pdx*, Dee15,, ,X,..,,,,Ftch;•11,. to, the n • *id, not reasonably take partt0
6otrisi 'Of the -peit.. fe*,Nieeks.,,,in;••quert Polar., expleratieri,.Iter' sees. no reason
new elYilieetrair.:, ,.. • •;'. .. ,.., • . „Why' they: alytialdf, net,eripre station
io.0.1.:iiv:oric4:,s,050*400 .10s..64.editifil. O. settlemeat life in :419.,•0#Petie• reg-
.. '.:1S'iw- ,i1)1$0,*77,..0,0 ihiSictile ..V.ea-,
:tie :the'.Seiitli' Pole,•.,imd• now-caMmlaa 49.10- '''''. ':.• ... .' ^',:- '. .,' '':.'^' ^ ',.. '':.^.".'.. : ;• --
; 'Shined, by the Atistr4iiw.0*-rnaleat .." •LOST..FIAFRAND NAILS, ...., ,
rtg:14,00:•,00.ili: ',,(;ho; :eoatiahaa•-that, as. .'6'In:thal,P0.,:exPetlitletn, IP . which Sir
• .Antnreitea. - . • . - , ,‘ .1....louglas:.'perticiliatok.and"in.:Whieh.,
Venial is,., be• A th .d.• ••.- .''''' 'f with ,his two, . companidea deed, he
_ yen e, . reams 0 • .....'
avarice . lies hidden in this -lone -world wandered alone ..iP .the • wilderass... of,
terrible; .,
4 viNtgnce$..., 'Gold, coal, , iron,' rorr,,, .ailOW and 'ice , he suffered
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:erala Of 'aintoOt every land and Aar:, agmiles'•'" • '. ' ''' .. • ''••
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ne,ter•••abetind there, hared deett under' ;He 194:114 hair and his an4.- 'III'S
the• lee and snow, safe -as far-frOM skin .peeled off in. places, -exposing the
tli
.. • detninate. the world. ' ' '• ' And Wrhethei•
: • POIOAie iita. exploit :Aiitar,(*ea.:. wenid boots, . Were. skinless. t . . , '
- He' had .been living ,on dog -meat '
,_ 214%. r -%(•''I , teicite:;eavnesn. ttrounpbo:t t,coritullaee; :orir:rtzuttyace.,iti. ‘fo,re,
--..rotighlY ene-,haff are disetnbariced.bea:
e 'hadris et. Main • -; • ' • • raw flesh. • The soles of his feet,
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, The nation: that--coaduccessfully through walking. habitually', in .tUr ,,
the,..goath.„.T.tolar : tontinen.i0ItYavei, .anithia 00944:Pains -were such that proceeding' to, the.: tiring 'ground." •
'IS ,otte of the ^problem' 'that is to be fill life unsafe; is. • One of •tite',' heaviest
mime .renderti . property. and - hunian by
the:remainder. must be .taken.. off
. 4 able to siipPot ffiertnal..houtal! age, he could only Walk• 'in...Certain itti- . fel. e.xolatic n et. iadustrial Citizenship.*
' 'gab* ..by • - the, earang„,. expoodoh;,.. at ' ! peCe, he , fell late , a crevasee and: Iteath of taxatiOn,',"and,,caa' Only be ,I,iberra".;:::des,tio. ye.r11,'S:ig. ari. before firing „
. starta,and Put onboard tig.aln 'when it
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:•Polar • explorer;Sir .Dotiglai Mawson. taCheci: to :.his sledge, . He hung over eradicated or. !tented, by a 'ceritplete'•--, • . .
^ Boarding ..
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. ,..srAzzropL 4oti00y, , the . seemingly .bottomlessi; chasm, un- •-i-r-,
-..-- at.tnedi.t.h..orontgh ..sYciaeatee,:incie,uoiti,i.c_ bird proteC-J, • . - • . „ . ,.. ..
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The interesting member of .the. to the • atiihk. of outting the' rope and '---,!---,.:-.,,, >. • WhAellthYp°r7ec.re.itnilo.t ' ' . - ' ' • :.1 . "in even a moderate •sea - the. opera-,
iiisiir.s,lg:tiittillttliyiteesr: rt,toaciactirrepeuettetirergletshoideellereoeyeite.,oaelaogayiditti.•,, •
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theul"eartaf. which,wilt.he thatintrepid dangled fourteen .feet froth a rope at..
hmp
iaali*ioUag'Scotainak w.hp has al_OPtlY •••,43ut li-xlefiatecl-'",-the temptation to • . , ,•
_theft. or I so.nie 'other offenC'e. and libect..; a. ticklish.. one.. la -really rou.eh, 'weatli•••
'able-ta.pnlf•hiniself up,..almoSt•driven,
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•aatiit,' and With; superhuman effort • , :ate or hellish him ,to , a reformatery„!"-erti7becomes too clingeraU8 10 te tit,••• . • .
JiltilPeSTW...,S.---41,-"r.,r, Lartciuglr-butTeehalt7 ... - . • . •
•Ii40,' 1•,'"••nultre. ,adveriture , into MO. 26 dreir ,himself 'hand•'.oster hOott back to . but. either. decision may'. be. 'eqUally-, tempted: 'At 7 o'.yiek .thfs.. moromg,
.• S., 'cOrsOSO • is. PeT4Ps • e.i-Se011„t. onding..evety,thing. ' . ' . . ' ' •
egt:rSof ilia „lifes. thanmanrekploreis :safety. ) • . ,, , ,•• , ,,,,, . Canada:.;..13iitaiti ., aubildiery fratn.l'the British ,Gevern-.'..
7 French-Canadians in West .4itj.tist.Tkfiirtli0-'yirobtein-4-ftt-reuta-ittlt,olifeve,r,,iihe.ri.*..jiaifed' Xar..;_oUr _pa-
4Wiee -MS age. : - ' . • . ' ..- •,.. .. ., ; .• ansolved, -The, Cotirt 'Should:be par- trot .grOund,..there was •evrit,pren-ilse cit,
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• '. ja•••19.21;'•os ,Seout Marr,...he • becaitie,
There was worse to ,coute,• however, A .,
Aisk..-1Line' :Pot.
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. meet for ten •years. • • '
• • -• . .i . Victoria Times. (Lib•3: The rettrrn ental in, the truest tientie ' and'. should 'a fine, , Ounaa flay, 'auct on . getting .
Weri(14aincrita .witett the' lite -Sir •Erb-, 41.1s 'feed supply rati comPletely‘ out ..., • •
as he Staggered alortg, alone, derafter ' . , •,,. , .. • . . ,._____ . :The Chiri'ese Na'vY , itO Cartada OfYcitizeits.vvho lett hi tor-,
I trier' Yea -re to ' take up. residence in' the be /00 C0a0titAlt0d 11.1 '0,11 14 bran•chea dear:A.:4" the •land we'.'fouud; nOtliiiii •.
Sir' Eric Ged es'• Pre icts : , oute
: 1.- Hang,Keng. Press': (Britain. IS bald- i
'United •States Contintreain:gratifYing that love :and ,not. hoatillty. Is the at- e'alinsea and aLmoderately Clear liori-
as to niake the'. altildintriitively realize but. a' g6atte• . easterly' breese,, with. a
•.-14•4-••11.0.i,t.'•,•*. :' .. • ..,H.,., ... , • . , .., . a .. . .,
•azed.'eyea .,itv '-a•raire in. whicli a treason why ga .should ., . . . .
ing warshipe fer China)., There •ts „no Creportion • 9 043 returning in.. the last.
three ment,a, a t.re, 0 ,g . mosphere into which lie hae•eatered.',aon .. • . . ,,
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''..i.O,WO.,;,•-•.f, - e#1:.1Paitta as' ealiiiin-lbeY of' hen ' Oiliest:, all • Wipe ',had. .gorte., his. . . • . . • . . ,. • . •
....After ',Ma. •return with • the- Shaeltie- • .. . ' • OV.e!. Ptal,a. Artg. ,-, • • : ' ' ' ' 'Chi . '" net have a . • . . t • -' t reat a '.^Saortly. before' 0 ani. the Antall. „..
,. t-aita.!excedition'he..ettulted.a Aberdeen ' .' real 'natty -within ten yeare'..oroyiding, '•
signifiCant interest in. thiS ia the or': '. ' ' ' c.'al workers lie -ye :studied, ,•-'.. 'i
.•':',§at.'Sitackletbit'selected'hila Vern h dn.- day- towards ,the relief, hilt.'-pudden „, ..,
on:the off -chance Of . its being..discov- velopment of A trane-Atia.ntic air route,_,
ef• course she .is willing to *cis or
ri- -1-nounced inovente,at from New England- irtor'al :Conditions . ',visited' " • .wretclied•.'Whiett had sailed*. earlier, ,nide her.
Vati'Versity; ,grnduating. in 19,4.• His erect'. • ". ' .. ' • .' ' • ' ' . '^-- : between, Great' Britain' and Canada via ,i•i' e . • • sauce , of re'al affeetic it, the heart fain r.v.n. wao timed le start at 10 ern.hut .*
hatnes, 'Comprehended th.e utter, 1
e'd:.. signal 'Boardiog . passible,' al he,. first .
,search, had .' Left 'a' siaprIty-',cf• 'food • • Winniceg.a-Confidencet ,,in,lhe ...de-
. gadttatitia.';' iiia:s .,e1cpeclite,c1 • in ..erder , . what Some. Will regard as 'a quite- uti.,
etatee. of Frenelt-Canadiarts who forni.' '
ger ' the -hinging • ior ,apPreciation. anq' shortly' •.beforehand• aye saw . a foreign , .-
'.• Since then: he • inte been axPloring ail-, .b0.4ay to ' lead, this tiew..eipediticiii. , Deddes;•.chairman et the, .Imperial Air. .. .• ,... . .. .
• purpose of,",palicing',and clef:inning 'h r ....
:•••..^..kna- Palate:tarty .to the Peace'. itivea, .:
sympathy. then'they begin: .to. realize:.steainer'. centieg " fro& the. eaatward •
., •titet he shoUltChe abrou.ga .IOM the Al-: . But:',for.. that .sticke Of f te" S
---. -a-7,-*- ii- the Faroe Ielanda, legend, Greenland ,
; . eessary luxury, hut othe.r§. Will . con.. .
• - ---• - - - -.1 erly liv'ed" :in Oue•bee' . ' and ' the Mart., • ' ' . •
'.' Thaf:•is ,the 'type • of . Man who. is i country. • j . . ... ' Altogethe?. , the :
. that - through file . Juaertile Court :the *and Steeri•ni, across the ...range. ••Ati•• ..
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garson expodi•tianttothe:Norith.Pole,„•..' Douglas IVIawson•moutid,not be .alive ,and.Labitidtar is expressed. by Sir Eric • . -.!,
older A,.very -Urgent itece.sitity. For the !
..- -- :-.- itinie Proiiintees ' •to 'western' Canada,
- the Antarette With a previous Dtscov- w'ays'; Ltd: . Sir i Eric' littilhat conduct, costs Chula, !toes not need • a ••buge • • . - ^.,..„..• her, :the, :V.ersatile drtioed,- ..t.
rtivi"t.goieg. in attes.t :.of ''.adventares mring Youth- .rian . he hrought •inin•.:cota • onachtng .:
:. . appointed a specialist, in the,scieetibc. neW,, the man who. may pen up,to threitt.. ers; if •destroyers, -minelayers,. and ,,„
ipiew Ecgland, 'States. ' in the Present anapiCes to de,velop. worthy. ctiaracter..
teet•with true friends awl .g,tven : ati hacsea, i_,
tie ;were cruse alongside, flying, 'Yon., ,•
i. flags, but it was. pet an i •
' .ery,4fiterprisc....and be bas, now been d i brief intsiness trip to this Can- • fleet. of. batt ealup,e, , 'and: ' battle; , cruis7.1-FrenchCanadian • exodus' ••,friatn. „the, •Oppertunity ' eerier tnore • fay; Fable,
.. ' ••• •-• - • . .., .. 1l not •rinlY enrich •niankiiii but ,will., Sir sEric•teels •that • the ^future will never, prey:mob! attanted. , ,
• P P . te vest( g • . • Maistancling inte, danger' and hailing
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Se mon Of the einalfg•M-a-wson.expedi, the. wOrld . a vast, new, •cOntinent which - . • .. , -. submariaes will be quite sufheient „to Ne promise•s to reach ro ortiOns '' Ti 'lin • officer at aJuvertile
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• tie ..trea -Written !. a .book. about, his bring.i.evi:henot and, .glory .to. Britaia. Visitors • at a ...safe .. ,distance tioni.
American Magazines : . ' . througha. megaphone, that the vessel'
adverithrea• 'and. a graphicand- grip, aa'a. pioneer. „race.. .. .• • • . . ' '.' bian 'gear, enabling them' to 'di from, Chines' Porte and rivers. • The ,reap .• :'' • a.. ., ... . .. Xourt Istionid he .11:manor .soarid judg-
Meet, optimistic' and "phliaathreatc,
tves ^at ' last :p.ersuaded .td. alter.. her,
lion. • • L. . • • , ... . Mad eirPlinea, fitted- With an itinphi; •
deal With Cirates • and keep hpetile i ' . . t . 4 ' . . . k
g We'it is 'toe; Told Sireplyi and tralia where she Will be joined by. gular service beireen• Great Britain'
.••:Discovery" wilt. first Sail "- for , Au sa Water. er rough .ice, operating on ,a re- ...
, pearatide ,of n Chinese Navy, will pea- .. l'I
sihly. necessitate a little readjuatment '. • Ottawa Droit (Imp.: The, itatigt ta•
. .. . StUdent. it .sdeiat c•rohlerns .MUI. a loVer
t.AW jail spray •,,fOustAins' leaping out -
-The.. Nelson • °Paned fire, • and we
and. Canada by way of the lands, •
of present Vables• in considering .hat -thin Of American magazjees,•Ia ,tkibes • • t i tl.
, Of Children He:Cannot do the whole,
of...the water' round Lite" ...Centurien .
interVening.,, •Fog. has been encounter - ' ' work' ofireforthation but h•e ean wise.
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is. known- as the Pacific preblem,, • , d: f . .• nuniber of -reasons
Taro reasons -are obVions.. iniattile• first - which- gleamed stalidly 'oil, occasional-
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.ect by ,:those • attenipting to Make, the and delieloninents•„,will be -ivitched.:,' • ly direct, inspire and con ro . le, pig t- , • . .
la eitering her aoarse t0. a.void punish-
pashage, but Hits'. tilicoeld Constitute no •vistY closely in •dapin it' in tick oilier Place ; Anierienn:. nianufactatars.• who
,. atioe officers •and voluoteers a.11.‘ air,
1...• inent. • " Airalanee • were Overhead . to • .
considerable difficulty for "Machines 2 him M . the' qiixt wark; ' ' • ',',,• .. .
fitted with direction ariparatua,
_ country. will be some time yet, how- have factories .establishecl in' Can-
ada are not in the habil of...advertia- ._. .,..
: ,..Mach clenetals until] the ntituter •aiic . . •
spot the titit of. the rotindS. and report
.... ever, "before the 'Otrength Of, the. Chin- • by wireleas, and before. tong the Nei. :
proilding , that neceiaary shore ate- , • efficiency. •.of :the prebation officers,
am' son tV,AS • hidden beliittd a smokescreen
Both bit Hubert 'Wilkins and Vith., with. the prospect • Of . a more ,genuine th
• importance in Far • Eastern 'affairs, and cap ,count on the publicity. which the.
A._e,e_reicage, ,magfarzeimpest.hseprpe:idetsoefarivdieelwy,..P9rt man charaeter, ' conduel
fur' .tuty:. have' to, inveStigate and re..
reunds pitched•about. the target. and • .
thins are. ereeted.. ' ..• ' • ,•
esti Nevi,' becomes a factor Of anY real, big iii . :Canadian :papers, sinc'e they
- - .1., .. .. on the northern, hortiotr, but still her
. • ' jairatir: Stefancen,,• famed .Arctic . ex-. and -general peace .inevement develop In c
of Canadiae piablicity, these maga- owe^. cotalitions;• watch ' over the
iaalaa-a•"..'„,
' ,p1Orera,: have (teetered. that -the• vette i'zines do us harni. lathe .second place. ,scheoling or emploYmetit, become the.
. • Th'erz: were requests : from •all. over scimetim.es .thrOugh glassei we saw a
the.Werld froth theoe 'anxious to ,jein C Mg. throughout the world, it maY*.w.elt ,triend 'and adviser of tlie -faintly and
• The .Cenitirien. , was steaming
•• Marti e -.to be ford etier day of lust .141 ,, •
,, will have to be taken to coanteraet the an additional assurance of peace', rath• ; all these foreign magazine& cannot but
eitg winds that blow. down either side er than a possible,new source,• • '
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, [of those „who..read . habitu.ally.,. Theyi
modify- M the long ' run the mentality, .perscnality neon the child as,'to ef-
generally to• Co. interests hist or. her cloud .of. brownish. dust as on.e went
fectually restore. it itn to :good. iiying;•at what 'Milked like atbout '15 knots, ' and it ave one eh tincenay sensation
name.
tsbeerie:aeleizet,:.0teltradt_thtetiree•ta;ahae:t.io;;aas Iii,veitteigg, • .
the ,expedition. .St 'Douglas IllawSon, is fe.asihle,'.a. Said Sir' Eric, "but. steps be that China's naval Polley , wil prove
41 dislike' peuring Mild .water. on the on Water or. Ice at either side of the , .. .. ....a______-• . • It. ti little. by •little to think, 'to judge a 6
and to behave like . AmeriCana.
. .„____.-41. .• • Yoting business men .teirchers and le .•
.. •: 1:r.wever, does, not' believe that Stout c •
. .exithitsiasin . of , .yoarlerks. in city •'...';'.11:r
\ 111 g riP'441 land would' be '.difficult. .Arrangements. •, The Small Farmer .• sweerikeetite•ss. ecioutiiteieetetietidi. eettytittelitee Tiltisareititeallii.li (le '
the week;.-,. " • : • - ., :. ' ' " of the Greenland. ice•cap,-for landinge..ger„. ' ' .- . .
. -..,- ..-Offieet who .are piping adyenuttire," .:•••.d.r could be made, however, for a base' to ' . New l -York Sun: . The stnail 'farmer; • .., -, .
;. . • The Poli,tical-Sense • • .
be enlisted in this ,h.dmatie entes-,ateanted and steered 4 tvireless from.
.. . •• : • tithe .Shikari, Some .distance astern. •
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he , has said 'On calking ' in life, is. •^::::.:.'"
tialassia
.. be• established in the centre 'cif Green owner of. the land he. works, has, at . . . .
. a so ,-often .a. niatbr of change or the .::::: land, 'although it Would be necessary Ways been regarded as the matnstay,* • London., Fret; Press (Cons.): There! poiot .s• toi .... t• i rivate and 'about 10.40 rtan, but at 1.1.1.5 she ear-
• • prise. •
i The- proceedings di the Juvenile; ''The Net:safes. first •sirobt ended at
• ^',1 outcome of Private" commitments atid, bt •••••:: : to transport by air • thefuel required of social institutions. He rhana• ate:101a; a tendency (0 day to, laugh at tiolid Morn -tat and newspapera should "bei tied' opt another run under similar
responsibilities, -Ant life• on. a 'Polar for the line planea."
. - , • in' the hedge. Contrariety he is 'politt I tics to 'sneer at politicians ....and to asked not to publish the follies anli , cenchtfons. She finished. in about • a
, expedition eatbte„for men of.'experi- ,During his stay Sir Eric disenssed daily minded. ' He ts free and tear.'
i peke fun at Parliament. It. is .an un- ao•called crimes of children., ' ThiS qua•rtca. of an hoitr,, tifter which the. •
, aftm• all, our par-
enee . , .. . - ,.. . . He: •"I don't .believe. in gernis.'.' ..'
. the possibility of his company beingfortunate trend for
' less. Independence has ever been the., publicity •is not.. only estremely.. hurt- .Arivetiture, steami•ng -^tiowe from the
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It galis,..also he . Might have added.
t :She:. No You .never even had the astaiciated, in a . small • way; . • with a principal rear•01' the h ful • itt later yeara to the young petainorthWarri, eagaged'tlie ..Centuvirie, fir
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germ Of an idea," •• • .':. • . . • Canadian aviation company. . Apart,, has willingly led. He will ,not readily Id_ 'aawt10,,enouorft50.Uer“„Hireiteitsihee.c.ievaillrzsacthlaono.ist.airaer. ple concertied.'but . FA, far „from ttroy-,..ing to starboard on -a 'westerly course,
Ing a deterrent tr. others, inarty•boyri, Aaale we saw the •Aplashei springing.
4 ate. he Illamentary institutions are the foun-
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from the•JeChnieal experience of. his
_ give up that ihdependende... But it is i . • to do wren.L hr.:alp:from the, sea all rottild the target, '
Company, it .was, thought that ..aellti .Obvitnis that with .changing cenditions•i ligieus free, everything we , hold j.1.10:. ve • beenknown
order to . get into . the 'papers, • . ..' and though:we were rat libr too far 4ift-
meat • would • More • an .• Important tea- he must adapt himself to the new or-irlear, hive their basis'. in our repre0 to observe details, seaeral hit§ were
ture of "any aseoelatiou of•inapitrial air-. der or lie starved. out; and the maniaentative and responeible'•parilaipen. . The Juvenile Cotirt A tail& ter a lov-,
lug, sympathetic and -ana'aaa erforri•notleeable as puffs sit brtianish dust
ways with a.Canadian•conipany to. win the child over to a rec gitiza.• against the- Centurion's grey Mill. The-
. • or coagress, of Men who Can tell him .lary institutions. .• If • these • should '
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w to, make. the, essential adjust. ;break down then. there would be sub-
ahead rapidly, he said, but the' coats of
operation die stilt high, for between half 'a dozen stImptaously endowed
ment will do 'more for fanners. then stituted '' commatlismr•e:optrionisszbemitteiiitts.yhtitioigt' .a ...., .
. ewvoerrsyei.
c:itiztenitot:11,teake . . ' titan of thc. virtue of being 'gond f or P1 1(10' 'was filially. completed. by 11.45 "
rani., when the Sliikari, 'brought 'her
The airline baginess is forging ho-
25:and 33 per • cent. of the aircraft are
item boards can. do.
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public' affaira and • to exercise inteill-
• , . n l' OWII sake • . to awaken attibirion.
lotPinsPire with ll'Ig11 Way% t° '110111".•cliarge tn a standstill; went alongside '
late, gr, wth in all "aliat••inalres for; and transhipped the ,crew. a..
written off eatery . year; Whiali means' t 1 "it is al.Ways' a. gamble. What datua''te
eratiOns before. the aviation. industry , first that this thing woeld•have aer-
f the ,small -boy trade. --;Arkansas 1
• ' .. neglect' .of children in the; pad 1.1 lf•I ' 111
" given uo .
manliness atrd Sand cit izenship., ,The' .
tra 0(004. v:st, _ expense, . wit, it -clothes, are placed hi. Safe positions •
careers, arnivrLd
held -n(1. artnour befcit•rt .theY .i•alve ;110
ta, val u a Idesa ad. .
hat ' It machine is completely tarrit.1 The' fruit.fly quarantine, • -v;.-e are gently his datichis.e..
ten off in &mut three years. It is es-,
•.• I told hakjaist,about stopt dum-ruarting
..
.4 Baths Made Hiegel, ie BrusseL, Bel-
•
timated that it, Will require three gen- ,froin Florida.' We felt sere.frotn the
glum. ' IleadAne. • 'Bussels tnakes a blighted lives., iiii„ite.n, I Y ' IflaY find on Uteir return, for *
Pedal AirWays, Ltd., pan recetved. a . worth While in make ,tlie Juvenile'
" Oils, innumerable It11°"11' insltInlon
ions conquenees'..--Nasinville ShUthel.in
can: stand 7 ort its .own feet,' and lea
. . . , .
Lumberman, , . . . ... >',. efficient a„. that ir AMP and fi1ing. bt arts, there is itlwitys-
,
Showing ,the English., lVlethod o DraWing In ...
.4. 0.459,..."17f: , can, •aa far as humanly possible, striit Ow t'hallt-T Oat,. earth:is,' living strice,I.
Courf thormighly .
• Year the Ceaturion's cats flood, to' re-
, •tip to the Mar wattle of heaven, bast
nd mess declui ma.y have been oat ned '
777 -,,,,,,, ... .:.• • :.,. 4,-,-,. 11 t../liA?- Vr0111, 111:. N1,1 ifalfl new Jo*, a
• main on 'board (taloa „tier Amities and.
.
canceal. themselves in the lower part
Snowdenand.R . ti , I o f' the ship 'mit of hatinat way. - it' • ,
. 'victoria Colonist ((lions.): The warthese animals are, ,;til alive or have .
, , ,epara ons
harden continues to be tilted on Bri• not deSerted to aorhe safer Ho* titeY
tsin and it is to' this that Mr.• Snotti- have been throttgh More engagementa
den.' en behalf of the British :natiort, than any Veteran.
; hi ,objecting. 140 ih,atipported . eh, ; -. "It was to be regretted., thg we ..V.,iV
11' .1 close enough. tO gt.'icitee'• • Photo.,...
thusliuitically by the nenDle nt liritain
graphs of the rounds railing •abatit the
and by all, other Peoples rif the Ern-
(attatirion aS she drOve .anaid thratigh-
.
in the recasting , Britain. has everY was instructive and interesting, and
Ore. Tlie_ latest ao-called re.parations •
*right • to lesist that sae will receive one ,marvelted at the ingentiity ef the
settlemetit .Wil have to be recast; ana,, the• Water.. • Nevertheiess, the living
-Tally fit...it. treatufent aa. that award- t, It tin ram (1,1! pormil (1,4 a amali des. .
e to any ether nation in proportimi to .1clOim", troyeT te 'control a large battleship--
yrVtip al- :taunter (TI .,1004 Ititt Me'
, or dr (11 iii,ii sbot,rfjoirtlig her go
, rer '
; (..41o9ro ottil steer her" in• air*, d•osired
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ate wireless M11111110. Iii Pirce to oval'
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,d-trection,• by the • nientpaletion- iof_ti • .
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P int ..,:ini•ii*Iks•tiv-e. vrt.44.0i; ilo4iitite •
IttAT'.4lifirg'' ht .the'.inture,"- -* • •.
; buitan Which transmits the appvapri-
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7c1.11$ Po1.441
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• . • '`. " I .$ yi; London...
. Principles Upon Which the In- • • '
. stittiticin is, .Founded : -
1
.- ..- ., • .Br.ntish Correspondents )11N^..?
The- dt.t.v'BeaYitje. C4Ict:itri(t!LIESt°f.o,uticied en.: PPe._Cta.Cale vaac'l ' VCI:i:riess:Cc;4'.' '
tihneu:itutrintbioalintautatehtliderierelerivciteut_ " . trgtleta. vv aratitp Under. .
twhtlitehbytliterg.hatreln'enttodise,aptiresioi.bleeEt•;*.uttsne,ds.1. • .5..r' ;t:BAaisittIGeEC: 9. pn.d.:A19C,_n4ss .I.c.' .
..enciee are- usually dee' to eatiaes for .
.velop ,character Under healthy, ricirmai steered aidi ..totight- :by taYstericlue
canodld il:11.4,:teie:rneeaea.e.criirtes.d. e.da,haa....erdinia'soeiteedie, assisted to.
taheec ' naval fiction
ficiltgio0needineevisteer7". • bW4ti.tieersh04),,/ -
. . It. should • be an ed'iteatiOnAi 'rather I iii*enatv17;nrcrreulliredakaatr:hyl•Itheewktglevill-lit-iialiiltrii,••
than a Palled tribunal,„ cal:ideated by ea is tins .usual fate of prophets. , The '
aPeciallYselected., persons :and , held in f011ewleg• exirneik . from , . the, report ,
premises', "afferent .from the ordinary',ot •a..cerrescondent , of. the •Lendoe,. .
legal courts,. either as an adjunct to 'Tiniets ahoWa that the itntertimatearnan„,
the school .fiki3tetp.1,' or tinder the atti- : Was 0.41ettra'akc'eurate -forecaster after
p.l.c.ts' a of A eoelety.s'neelalizing.•M child all. The. Centariott is •,an.ottatalete bat- • '
:1""*.-'• 7‘Po'vreeti:,elttlet.)n.ni.•: t'iilets':oiiti:clitto;:e,..t:.0:ete....novIviCttei.i.ottliiiisoliiiiii6,. i: ,.,i,..k: E. i../71iii,,ti"ls, .112a....ir y..„...laii.:,d;., tif-el:.,. 2..
yOting,:„ elildrellal4ti . to rtt•oteee, :tlienti: Arta; .uaing * her, • as a. -target lit '. battle-.. •
•• •Ow0 'thenghtleas deta..,i-• ta Warn,'-atirl • --...Last••••authinn;',1`sayst•the.:Correatiend-'
if Aped • he to, punish • the •tenititere• ent,,,"I watelted a shoot at. t.lui 'Oen..
Ile, , , ' • ' • , . I necessary: •The 'Centurien's..norinall
titraaa•iii the moray Firth, mut in des -
prove
:Or corrupters of yeuth,- and to ,so irn;
milli' Prevent a reCurrelice" of the-crott, ' --E-- t --- .i,
. , ., The Timoi l mentioned
l.the: e_nyirennaent • as ..ta. effeet-:•critting. it in
. ,. ., , t a . camparadvely :fine' '..werather ...Was:.
The child safeguarded, and , protect- compliment is about aaa„.. ' Of at,ho'n .
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•itiodestlY, and yet\ with the verse of *gie Deuglap Meissen; who will tray°.
ruth, it is packed with thrills •that 'there by Mail'. steamer. ...The port of
.are the envy of .every bother,. Scout embarkation, for the Antarctic, will
4944. ••. • • • prohably be IlobUrt, Tasmaitta.
7t4itaiii* J K. Davis; Itawatiren Old , •
aria' tried' friend of. 1911;14 expetli-,
fon.; Will beisePond in. 'gormand 'of.
DIscov_ery. ' There will be a "Frew: of
•
about .20, in -addition:let-the :scientiSts
pe ` •
• for men who can, if necessary, err,
dure sufferings that beggar..descrip;•
Con,. '
Discovery irow lies in the West In-
dia Dock, and is .being busily fated
out for. her great adventur.ts. Short
trials were undertaken, last week.
. TIVRD TIME.Q.N.V.131)11 Traria. '
than -Sir 'Douglas MawtTon„ whose brit -
have Ito finer commanderi
leading Australian neWSpapers to be
She could
kept at the Treasury„rso that he May.
diant Scietitific!•abiliticti are allied . to Watch the 'results in that country of
almost superhanian courage .and pew- Lite practical aPplioation.of the eton-
es Of etalurante.• , omic 'ideas which are •ao immensely
•This'arill• he his ^third trip to the'
- • ,popular with pact' audience's in this
country.After many decades of high
protection and. artificial *wages, Aus-
pane , a •. country of possibly greater'
resources than South Africa, ought to
be contented and prosperous. If is
neither -one 'nor the other. Despite the
hightariff there, is much unemploy-
ment;.' itideedr official figures show
•t.hat at the present- time, about U-4
• Ilis party,'at ihnt time. Spent three of the working V011tilatichl are talent -
summer and two Winters.in the Ant-
pioYed and the number is steadily.,on
arctic. They Matured terrible hard- the increase. Most of the unemployed
Protection and Unemployment
Cape ,Argus (Cape Town): Mr. Ha.
venga, whose re -appointment. as Min-
ister cif Finance will be generally wel-
comed, 431tou1d arrange for files of the
little-kitown, ice -Wain continent. His
.)ireviotis expeditions Were in 1907..9,
•when 'as, 'a atember of sir Ernest
• ShackIeton's scientific . staff, he was
:• one of those Co climb .Mount .Erebus.
• and 'locate the. South Magnetic Pole,
•.. and in 191144, when he again verr.‘
.• tued South.. .
, ships, and two lives were lost. Sir
• Douglas hirnself Was one saved from
. death by chance. On 'his -return he
was knighted and. decorated with the ,iii . many respeete Worse than'in the
. PRing's Polar Medal. 114 ts now Pro. I towns. Nowadays there.is hardly any
• fesOdr of Grealogy at the i.Jniversity branch, of • agriculture except Wheat
. et Adelaide. . • . ' and Wool, 'which is capable of standing
Althoughgenerally believed , to be I air its 'own feet, and ,should prices Daft
an Atiatratiatt, Sit iis Do alhi by
----.-- --t *-- one trembles to think :What may hap-.
birth,, til ,Englishnian..• At the age of
-
fourhetitivated. with his faintly., to ,
•"••• life- Ciiminottwealtit' .
-. -7is-----
. FO-fil an. early age, inspiredm
' , by ',Soatri
_ ,
„stories of - Point' exPl91ation, he WasS pe et a tor (Land -at?) : Our Ilacling
.'" dreaming Of the cloys vOrteri.ite• Wurigt .', Ol6TUft.i.ifa 13.O4A`11.0.:v.. s . are g're'w-i'e-g 'ad
should tread the grtrn trail to. the OD the leaching oD 4,tr.ix anti 1.,at1fe,1
. *ad'. • . i , ' I und will probably. .snon casl 11011181
' ".Tvrtirthe':MtlfltirtfOM'lleiii,tire-641., Ilvite' ill'hillti-tivo.t-"-S5In
- iired- 'With the impolltt. to Yet ero to, exlmototti, 4fir, . hope that. loev .vrtit
..titty grim watr ' of thoo froxon- t,ry. grow's-otter ti 114 s.1iYr'r• 1.11411.',1'1 nil': ' the;
tinowri, which' has nearly beau hiss, II:49 al -I0ft.contre" temieno (.‘f thisil
, ,grayet.'. , •: _ ,. , .• ., , •t, , :tont/Put, 1/11.4 (111filly tlinq 111..Tv* 1'r,'11.1e1,
, At an age, when •r many ,1.1.4nith.i, of fr) 'inr..ttint,val 1 it'Poro...; 1; 4,,...s 1.4 tiru.1
"al•-m-Phair" life the cm' of tiv• Ir,11.! •S111,11nr,M1oz-.011nripa.a^ if ...,;,. p11.41d •• ..4
' is, • tfr' hilyt,- still irt•ealatibia, Broad- worlsi i1,),0f,: hY 0011..•.0 pd.-. .f I irree, „ • V4 3,"4.1.'. '...
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thereJs A .4tt4eonnentPloynient in- The
country, the. state of affairs there Is
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