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,Canada, The Empire;and The Woad at Large.
CANADA'. '1. .
Children at.the 1,,theel.;
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,- A 1.4104,Ni.id VII'Wage' hig ,.'oehool.
.-:- "girt,-*-drivitta-ariftinfribbi•r.e'filorig ' k
441to highway Jecentiy, Struck e. 7,•
year,old boy who wad:riding; 4,!•hicycl.4.
The boy was not badly, injured' and
: witnesses, said that the girl did eVeri-
- tiring an ridelt driver 'COtiict •ii4Ve done
•",.tc), avoid hittinehini., Bat It..Preyed: On
be mind.'444 014:tragic ',upshot Was-
that,,afte„r: A.:glee,Pless. night- of -brood,
Ing he
,t.gill COMmitted. suleide, [ • :
.• • • • - ... ... . ... •.....
t:
It Is 4 :t.)itlfUl et*, tiad *ekes e
,. 'SAC cOrnineatary on'the.` automobile
.agg,,:-Why silould'a,clifid Of. 1,4:',Yettrs
:he perrnl4ted, to -drive :•.ear in heeVY:
,2 traffic -7e, for: thet, matter',„inAtiy kind
of t..raille : ..}Iandliag an "a.ntOmohlle
, thee% daYS, Is Strictly:a:Jab ' fel!' adelta
.. rzh.o: ixilttoiig.jitkaPI. that the -aeCideate
Ofthe' reek earl: -brieg. to •a• drii'er, Is
' ,golA,044*.,49, '91illa'13410:11t, 4i, 44iro .t?:
84,:iu1der...„. wQ04taelt ,,g§athiel ..,, Re:
• view.. • ,.• • • .
, ,
.., prat/eters Troteeted • :: ' .' ,
.- Not neWspepermenAlone .2bItt • the
Public generally Will be intereated in
7 the•new .1eW put into effeet•receatly In
: kleW Jersey . antler which '. no Court,
grand Airy, or other incj,u1sitorial body
•
•could,require. any, reported to divulge
'the Source. of •coalid,ential information
hoed' in new ertleleo. , Thie law :einiP-
--ly7recoginges"..Wat Rae. lOngheen the
-.cede of the news -gathering profession:
that. g repOrter is , in "honor bound tO
,,,protect,-theyperson-lronilvhbarheff Oft
-inforniation Of iegitiniete iaterest` to
, the :public: •It is e , new halWark• for.
• the-'freedeni: t!) f the Prese.,7IlallfaX-
, Frerald; ''' '
.. ' Penning. Up Death. Gambia- .
.:NErwireins: -*rue 116' Milesan near
. are 'being .planned ,for, .United States'
railreeda.:, .,,,That..,Sboald pep' np-Ae
'Leta beat' It • to • the trossiag" fans ...--;-•
OttaWa. Citiseit•,. ' ' :
Oka on the atiffa!o',
A .c.ouple, ofyeafaagoran4oluert44,4
. Wawa., 't4 i'qichipicoten
Falls' oie ojd.'..wiriter'i day. The
driver tuelied.the bUffelwrehe Careful-
ly :around , paisenger,.aadrclithbM
In "Of •course deirs the eflicietick
• Juan '"thif3 IS' all Wrong. There ta real-
' ly Morp warmth in, a buffal4iOlie when
you.. wear.:tho. liairinside and the. skin
UutSide." !Mao loOked:atthe engineer::
,"Well;" he says, "it's, quite joke on
the buffalo to ,heie: been ..Wearing:it:
-wrong all these•Years."--,,Sault 4te.,
MarieStar, • • "
•Reture:teitrArtni • , • ,
In sixty years the • entire picture of:
Canadian life hes:changed. 1114§7I
. • ,
there werei 3.1" persona ,.out Of. every
.t!ttruliedilirltig in the Conntry, While in
1991 the 'Were nearly 54 out of every
° in the' citieS and tewns.•'pren
these 'figliFee,Ini*Preeili're though they
1 4
do • not ,dieeleae the .whole • story,
.fOr. rasothatersons. living In
and. uniticOrporated
.villageaore-repor .e as rur1 dwe1!rs.
aVeditig to figarea comPfied
by thii"Canidlin.,Getreraineat Burette
:of • Staticitro, only 31.7 of the Whole,
• pOpulatiari ,of •Cenada ,five on Tarai.O.:
There ixi„. howeveri•AnOtIceable return.
moieinent--toward: the fain&now
In
: tirogieg...-Fiederletoa Gleaner, •
whi., Accidents.' Naiiiien'
.In thelitlian centres the Pedestrians
...11aVe r1ghtswh niust, he' resiseeted,
but 'a.eekteatt constantly occur:. be:-
, Cense' pedeitr1atni.4•Mre careless or, ab;
ibed"whenr, crosoing, the.'Stit 'ets• kor
their. own Safety they must
„eternai.:*igilance and cautiOn. • '
The. fettlities ead' inIttAes ..ara,tiotq
• . „ . , . ,
.1nel/table: 'That lathe fact te-teepg
,
Totalled up ,these accidents are
• ghettly•Story, -their • are:also ghastly
. „
evidence oplitimanlepoda-of one .kind
•." 'another;, a,nil: of the need of a sus -
tented effort. to ,iiicnICate kabite of
..••,Safe4dr1vflfPegJreepr;ing atir safe.Waiking.,7-Win,
••
,Your Vb,celiularY7
We read that broadcasting has: add-
,edftve hundred words to . tbe aveiage.
-reid, fan's :vdeabillerir.''SOMe
',.tawa the total no,* eXCeee• six hult•
dred,---Cttawa, journal: ' •
, .
OfItith:CloCkii
'If ever' an...,..Indoetry opportun-
,..
aod took; trade, ..has:
•'* done s•o.;". :re -porta the' secretary of the
'British Chick lViatiufaeturers, Asfloola.
,64141,g*I..:.r0,1War:',140-014f.--
nithiber Of a. Magathie pahlislied in
,the.interests• o'f the -trade:, The effect
.' e
.. Abe ne:W T3thish•fiolley et:Modified
• rolectionr eouni;d. with. the ,ad vantage
Offered, hir.. the sterling eichaage
:* tiOrr, have 'been truly remarkable.. tt
Is empeeted. that .in, the, :coarse oil the.-
' roe.ent. year PearlY one hundred. tithes,
4$ 'many oieckswUl be•produced in iing
• itsb: factories", as in the' year 1430, the
increase belig• trdra 4§,orio f o two'end
ertalrmiUf,n, fHi6n
have ,b4n iIz'cfot ItT Cho ItInastrY ant(
• :foreig•ti cOth petition is beingmoat, silo-
, • Oessfhily hiOt, ItT.,si:site of the. fat tifet
".•• the linportedelOcka..tire made tIu•
..
some Instaitces; that torolgtr, trine-
, „
..Diecoe
are int, off the market at
dhe-.Siith 'the 'Mines, asIcerl .tive Yrytis.
the' tifYrapetItten , optotog ntatotir,
• fteei tntopean ii);101 bIloto
.kdtt',14jkr,:g0,_attigtgtpAta
"ittittffrO'lliniWIlilliar
. ,
•
•PrOAIrcing a. million, . clOeirs ft,
HaiHton.PPectator.•, .
„
-;-Strocvberriel-En Route -
es et, was
was
uisitive
sed to
minine
wa-Re'
house=
.whieli
Cent
Pleas, e
ad the
ed'
ic.75
ed by
'barna
hmetic
ed 'for.
r box:
erries
r, was
f ,that,
6 the
rf the
•sale.
tation
,
liton
2 4.11:4klalranta Weiner). WM?. rare
1Y strftWberrie, for Ma'
OverePnle l'OceoPY 3)3r inr4
streak that is popularly supp'o
eamiforrePt:' part .of the fe
1.P•alcuP; xi 4# '010.• icitobener Ne
,,Perct telle•tha etorr, Goaerich
wlfe..:boligbt a IR% of- belries, for
she, pa'id'29 cents.. the . bot.
the 1)Qx 'Was a trete. It Wes:.
'Write Me *lib bOltglWtillEf box a
price paid, for it: We reel
cents a ,crate 4 24 boxes: :Pic
Ruh CAllman •• Ala
Route- 9"' •• • .• ,Or"
. A brief joust with inertial arit
reYealr1 tliat.00 grower receiv
her prodiratjartt 1-25' gents pe
The spreadi, by. the ..time,the•:,b,
gO,.t to the. 'table of the oMisar0
„
just' short of 29 cents, Not, all
of course, was accOnntahle.:_t
profits of those .who had hanale
betries, between' Pitch, and letell
Duty, exchange. and transpor
comhined to. roll fin the .price„hd
n
course, th& middienitur aad•dist
ing :agents got their
SPoototor.
.; THE EMPIRE. ,
'71aree'Sein-14-0tWter,Sales' • 4'
• ,
' rtheiti least one trade. '•••• the
nietOr incluetrytritich 'CaAnot be ,said
o-beratiffering•greireti'freni• the 'gem.:
dritl'.'nepresSiOn.: :More7-plrivate :cars
Were :registered in March; tban inany
single Mouth' hitherteythe total being,
1,722, alit:rye:that for -the previous .rp,:
certi.inontiii'MarCh 1129.. :In the first
three., niontha -6f-the--Year-...46'405--tretr:
.cere-were registered,: figure.. WW1}
falls below. that. of the peal( year 'by.
:Daly, 42The; r.eSuit is• not... 8.6 ,Stirpris..):
ine.as 'if Appeare, and ..cannot Safely
'be taken as a sign Of returning genet.,
prOsperitY. :For the years'
. . • ..
'mediately; preCeding 1.929...the :MOO
,anct7--•-t-tfri
registration •figures gOirig forward
a'•steer)., upward cUrVe.• The market,
Wes :Vgrir jer,,,belOW . saturation
polat In theordinaryconree of events
should have 'expected:a COnfinnoue•
•between 1929 . end;
What' •actuallY'• '.happened
Ithete,:wee some felling off . after' 1929,
4/41: that. this, defielency is -now: yang
made good.,FOf the inattotriei:,cen,
• ecirned,Ar is.;•an-encOuragnig' Sign' so
far, esit goes, ShoWing•tbat,,the,nati,airel
IgreWiflie*otering. habit .i-eittf;-
•ficient.ta'etnintereet the trade sluain.
--The ,Spectator, London
y.S. and World Peke
Amerlea. his now forMally%pledged
, .
herself to take from •henceforth -a di,
rect.: active :part in the guardienshin
ot.the, peace ,of the World', .That. .the
effect of Mr, ,Davisr'is statement', ',Mr-•
Davis promise d in .tlie mania. ,Of ;10
country. te'rein ,others, in ..aboiiihing
aggressiye:lveaponi; .to Consult. With
,Others • la case of a 'threat to peaeg,
and, to '`partieipate in a systeni ot
SnperYisiew to ensure the foithful car-
rying Ontof efty measures' of".djearina-
inent." -The hist :iselkair, Y•fhe:Oi04t
important Of -these., obligations. ,An
'Ainerfcan:'-representative.opthe Per-
manent .CoMmiselea of .Cbiltrel will'he
a aalia .guaranieb of Anieripa'AectiVe,
practical concern in the ,woric of dis-
,armainentThe "News,Chron0.1e.•
casteDefended
Caste is by no •Imeans • tire untabced
,evil which; Mr. bendhl 'and some re-
formerS represent it to be:, (And even
Gandhi, has' stated. that :he wde-fild
not mariy a daughter of:his bele* her
A former, editor Of the Spee!
•tOtor; the ...late' 5,feredith 'TOvVe's end;, IX 6-•:'
ilieVed the caste system to..be.."4
:vellouk,diacoVery thrOUgh
ages bas proteCted;!Hinclu 'society ,froin
.anarehy and. front , the 'Werat. :evils. Of
inaustrielfand •Compbtitive life -it is.
:an automatic poor -law to begin with
and the strongest' form known of•trade
union."1L--1,onilen Spectator' •
:THEUilrEDsTAfs
_
,NeWspaper . Advertising
. •
Welearn . that starting Jinfo'l Mont-
gpmery,Wad Ofid 'Ccthipany vi1i di*:
,.eatitintte• advertising 'threngh, hand,
'bats, and give"1.09 per: Cent."concentre.-;
lion Anon neWafiener advertising:Oil:l-
ei* et the etnnnan4':witit,590 Stares
f(0_6„.,„Statek,. asseri„-thl,v•fue:%....31.0.11,4„Am:
-a-fest-Tahd they will ontinn 11 fOr a
'leak xt,.ydat, yJoids ressuiks„ The
'placing; Of -the: fieWspaper,.contracte
hereafter, 'be from the, central ON
CopY, will be sent 'in mat:16'm
to. retail. Maaa•get'S a. Month In. a diranoe.
inerc1iandt4ind purpose,S and foi
insertion of lb1 pikt on. -,speefiteds
Ileleaseii will be on. a inentliiir
Weird:dale, 'end frequericy,' otiffsertion
wUl.deffend sonieWlVat uin locai tent-.
netitive condititinS.
All rigiii:;."irevispapers ,Will tkidIy ac,
t.op,t th "SVITY-Phir, ottk
,houlS'OrnelY, if :the • -Con oo,n,upl: :18
intelligent'and keenly ale'rt to' tlio fact
...111a,t4. lot ai. to oifoh,o oil I On
•lialttlJggj bitSfOil ' • Thcre'
.orouo0.18-0)) betvieett LIIO milling 1oW4
ot a good daily aimi a.hatothill,
Ing .thitt Oro, ebriy, IS right, id iCtis
ii!foittgOinOIT, Vitarti avid
iyany •41*,y)t.l'or %.1r 1) In.) 0'
ntif.fre)
Yok10;
. •
1
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Th:e take Steainer_Sieorge...111....amen. thk-re#,U-In.„-.1-4ake---atiperior-HnearT•theHtteck' of -.-Ages
. ,
1.20 paisengers; • '•e-Veral•'Se'Vereii ifijiired, were taken off 'by etaist 'guard boat „1-4
, •
Married .W.Olnen Work
To IC!ej) :H0111‘S 'Together
The Welland -Port Colberne 'Tribun4,
ar.rr,i[Pdinen Out ofWirk,' says;
• Wo-
oritiffi94:11t1.17..Z.InitiLerr.:i'efidre,Nworn.11:4rHITZt;
nig payroll lobs the attacks usually
coming from members of the Tipricing
-cless'..whirderitifirthel-Oh of the mar-.
tied wOmeri. Most or the prOteets'conie
from women and the aniMosity: of
their remarks :Ong.gests COMmon
underlyingpsychologiCal. inceptive..
.1.4DIT centuries:. of .eustOm. haVe
planted -4 O. -the -hump Ir.-mixtd-, the, ny'.
tion thatwhen a womanmarries site
must, fit into the stereotyped -house-
'WiTe Mould.
"The usual argument is that no
married women shoulti,h Icl a job as
long as, there arejobleth iminarrie
women. Many exceptions front, sue
"Not all' • all' married ..women .workin
Who Makes. a Grile,n.
Who rears, foitriValle around ajfttie
:" Piet; • •• ;
' Some Still, secluded,. Spot,
And diga, and sows thereia, has done
--"Be3rti;t:Ihnis
in One small, fended 'apace,
'Beauty.and. deep ; untellable.content
ikleir -113,Td. .
And xneaShreless peace la pent. .
There tirae, takesnote oytencler
penings .
TJ'shiMnier of a butterfly's blue
-;7-:-.41) Or e -the cl us't er'e dint
AsIiderswjflt�worka ntiratle
iletween.:tW6'hol1yliocks; .
'A hinder' ,cricicers:bu'mble .prophecies,
A, brown bird b Y 4 Pool,. and. all. that
d Into thelovely lifetime, of arose; .
h' A' pansy'S , lore, end little guesting,
ees'
_I.Stratige s,weet biograPhies.
euisiciCiTtthe. b4ine.:are;doing,S6 for tit
log. Of .rwerk, or forIOVe.of lexitrie
their husbands cannot affoth to b
them.' BY far; the .greeter number ar
in factories store, offices. and .schohl
because their hesbarida*.do " not. ear
enot[igli:•.te ,keep their fahnlytegethe
eatVinaintain their .hettie Withent*Ah
:aid; ,of 'the„WifeFi :earnings, , .Whem[th
single .ikrotnitiuniAdnlirjterseWt.o:SIXP
port ,greater suffering.. Would' resit:
t.h
"Where• married women...ere rengo,
pciaitiorie de:airedby inen o
Single, 'Women:•it is- Very, likelythat
the emPloyera haVe found. tliefOrnier
more •eMeient :Or: rnore,fectipted I to, the
werrk.: There is certainly na.conspir-
aineng ernployers against the un-
married.!' •' •
ookeci
Revive i.&telt
,ot.F4(.4:1: S0141)''
• Fish,...Proliri,otly,
rot'o7:ct.4.71:171-por'oiri‘ 0,47e4,
ehook
• iyirilattits,•0'.,tooLio, 14,41:y. gbry: It4t.c)0.;447;..0.gra,'s,
lerk:a.t, It tbPY.e.),e, P:renipily tre.0.4.'444,•
Tti11144,tc1SCtlakt4e7i)t..
et POatto,. titr4.•!;•45":4'•
.• •
a, heifer 'whic1,. ifs. perluip$•Inite. ,414e1i• .
. held. but tests•MitdO :brac444,d,14ot4,
indicated thet'it. to:
Tplloys 'si)o)110 make. it '
get then' baCk„ intotbe water at„Ort,t"...
.S9. that...they •tr.clienee kg(f.a. •
9.4er.:•erld, [rrataro, and' 11.00.:te enstXri.::
.gog- wort for:, anglers. " eir;011 li
,;(4‘i4lal'941.4):7109Yei:deePt1;174::t?'4.t°.*a4„aettio'ir,°'.c..ita4r,.':
UiIn,a4,ea; loe" re,tarued....0)
•fish.. back In the water , •
th•ey nmy. help ea ,inaintain the engliny ,
.
.*T"lier,r2,VesVgatioa, as to the effed
, .
bt
hOok injnries' onamalj trout Wet .
Carried out last:year under theBielogl ,
cal 4.0aict„or, Canada, Which is tin
federal ..tislierieo. _research body , an( ,
,operates under the central, of.the,Mia
later:Of Fisheries.: .4 ouutuijoi,ot: trotn • raOti-,,,
with ‘41oOk :injuries in their •
=7.01.70.4ill---U;ellos-Were7tinder'obeeivit-!••:'
Olin inthe. testa; 'being placed, in a'
.troagh, Where :they • be.
sluggisli and to quote from the zeport
of, tile...'10Vestigator; they '..4di4 not .re-.
spend. readily 'to:teenier Otintuli • ref
several. hour's," .but afterAwentY-,fpUi
bolus' Most of. them •seenied .qtte.aor-
nial again. small perc.eatage:T; •
lets than-tenPer cent=41fi1ed: td Bur: • .
vivo, and to.quote agele..f,rifai there. •
port the experneent indicates' that
high percentage-Of'•kooked trent•whieli:'
. . . • .
are lajnred,)•.,even .to- the extent . :of ,
.seirpring •Itt.'gill arch, may:bd..,
to liye if returned • to; the,water when
released •fro.in 'the,
• Paris Opena-$choOt :
For; .Tourist 'Guicle4
,Paris-.711I'ark ence.....coniplaia-
ed that the ordinary Palle guide didn't
knoW ' the differenee.betyeencl,f,resco
'afarirfife-Pltig.--r•-7- 77' •
-To remedy this condition,4
exists, a• t`SehoPi' for Touristic In-
..,;str.uctioW1-'-has'--been-opennit: :lbw
lginistrY. of ,Publie Works, jti purpose
being .to. 'coMpeterice and
usefulness of -tourist guides. Seventy
students are alreadY enrolled follow-
a.comprehensive curriculum
whiCh includes frescOei if • notAire'•
plugs, also Gothic churches? iParisian
history,: and.,', So forth. 'Montmartre
:innit4htelisfteu,d'ihe°8,W,4eilineele. its .sijaCigt reinedduthd6adt
.Most tiniriets-master this Subject With-
out outside aid;
'This School for Tourist Guide o dOes
not r -Watt•e3e11-,haPartt0441.11144-
.,Studenq.":intfi... eXpert 'architecto, 'con-
• inxisseurS[Tbf. the [ailter.ttad
tOrinfiS;41ift :plans to giva.thern an
acclifite if. :elementary knowledge qf.
Paris, its biatory•ancl its artistie trea-
sure, sothat their. W
•ill b� able to tiVe
. , . ,
•
an intelligent answer to most gees,
tion a asked them:. '
Paris guides, Who successfully pass.
their exanyinatioasAt.,this school, will
be given diPloines, teetrying to their
competence; they will also'he allowed
' ---diSinctive-litittonTAo-that
hey can be eaSilyt.rdeoirritect-In, the
est, the ..,ordinary gdide has befell' a
asan yve -meaning,in mi. 441 who,
ierely •repeated lafermation-wliieh
e,.had Memorized; and which, he un-
erstood inadequately. The TOW school:
ill give the old (and the new) guide
n intelligent backgrOunavartd a solid
ass for his work,it is: believed..
0, „
Whel.Xnalces a- gaiden.plans
' • • kno`wind ' : • • •
e Oid roadsare lOat,'.old dwellings have
' their . ' ..•
i„i• :For, year by year as as April'e heart is
stfir,ed, •.
•SPriag after parintnal
:Acresa ttle.,little,aore.,s..wintry gray.
.; :Conies; ..,elqyAyjraged, 'anold,.Anthe.n tie
t•• •,is.vorci
A. ,
shining..scrint • of 'tendril, vine,. and
• ' WitOri4- • •‘• • •• • • • P
,•,New: green, •pale gold; :clear lavender,
,
• -Iietal •
by delicate petal, • lea thy leaf:
Nancy Byrd Turner, in "A Itiband
. • ,on • My . • (Hartford; "
•• Edwin ValeninAIVIitcheil).
.• .
Ontario..iatorical',Sodeti.,,,.
Annual Meeting ,at,'„Guelph
Startine.itme 21st, the :Ontatie
His -
1 er,dal Society W111- hoid: a three-day.
annual meeting in , the Ontario Agri
cultural College, Guelph: •
.4 varied ' andiateresting pi:egret* le
offefed'Which'Will,ittclUde trine to Fel-:
gus and Elora, for ;which arrangeinents
are: .being made .13y7.tlie, Welilayton
County.Historicai Society. At Fergus.
•A visit Will be Mede to the-well-knoWn
rose 'garden df •Mr/, C. Templin` on,
June.22nd. .
'
"'What we need to -day.' Is' not new,
political inetitutions 'or, new ecionomie
ny,stems.: What we need to -day• la a
new spirit,".---..131.9hop, Man-•
• ' • .• ' .
Stiathroy'Student Wina E
,Ferguson Trophy Award
Load:cm, Ont. -Don Wright of Strath.
roY 'h44 been made the :recipient of
t4hp, Howard ;Ferguson. trephi by- the
ommittee at Univers1t o Western
OnTthateloa..va;r.d,,, ga• ntedwj 'atiiietic
ebilitir:•academic ettinding. and general
contributidn to college• lif
lectrical Fly -Catcher
- Shown in Germany
A new electrical fly-cetcher ,was
oiabiiwknt,....in.. operation At .,I4eitisig, ,Ger
in -•
It donaiets of. a metel contsiner„ In
which a wire screea Waded... The,
set:eel'',• Is/belted • with some sweet-
snaelling atipstaaie; an, iiiniediatelY
e as the de a kly alights on It a Charge of eta&
teraiining factors, was awarded .for the triciti 18 sentthrougb the,screen,.elec-
flret.time last Year to br. Paul Hauch trocuting thii1,. •
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The 'fly -catcher- can :be :Worked on
'There is happiness in music if you any electrleal circuit, and is ,guaran-
pgt happiness info it:"7--Rinly Vallee, teed shOck-Prpot, , kr •
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"A nAtion that cannot maintain the "On the whole in spite'of wars and
value)of its currency under pressure depressions, the world grows more
fromabroad ia scarcely in a position' Ininiane and the Average happiness or
to talk of self-sufficieney,":---Rayinond. mankind increases."-ItertrandRu
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Four Killed -40° Injured When Trains Crash
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sougere4iiwere4;itri , en
Oirritirittere° tr trillit IfetWeeti 'Wrftibledeti ,and IteYbils Park' knit int Dhoti shtrifi
Virorkeit. earrIti`g of LTi t4a,tri tratil jt1t owt
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Victoria Colonist ,tiiniinents
On' Newspaper Triah
•, aper has .I'difflcult 'task
in,.Caterilig to .the "VieW's of Many dif• .
erent:*.shade'S of 'thought,writes till „
Victoria Colonist. Its endeavor at.. •
.ways:Iirto keep on', en even keel and [
to, 'give the 'greateSt. volume' of *Spay".
.to 'those subjects• :lehich. 'it .1tes. ,
..fourid-by-4kperience-the÷lergest''-prort,
portion �f its public is Iiiterested..4..,
loile.Wing-this:-.course it often :elms •
offence; .ittit• willingiy;bUt'siteply 'be
cettie judgineat affecting..inetters:
interest tot-40'10es, to Very according
to the likes anddislikes of. the
,The..eorreepondence.. 0O1arans.
of any newspaper 'are a reflection of •
public ,epiniOa. :.,:They can, howeVer,.
if not properly.-.gaverned,. become II
happy hunting ironed' for cranks and.:••
for the ;Perpetration Of . ,P,erSolialities -
and intolerancein: arieWpohlt • That
i-often,,tbe reison, Why oXin,troVeraief„ .
are .not allowed tO.beconae prolonged
Contrary to a general view entertaini .
ed.by the public one..o.f.the Main prob.
is , what t�, leatr,e Oat,- not' what. tg, •
Leotinection :With • e newePaPel
Contagious Cases' Increase
, Quebec. -Contagious disease • cases
reported te the Municipal 'Hygieni
Bereau during the , month of May
showed in increase of 17 cases as cont...
pared with the Vame,,month a•,:yeal
ago. 'Measles led the list with '39
cases declared, while there' were' 13.:
cases of scarlet lever and 12 cases of
diphtheria. Two deaths as a result •
of contagious. diseases *ere reported,
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Side.Walk Cates
Fver a Pioneer. .for • all ifxr•,repat'eu. . •
conserv.atient, , .13,6sten,has instituted
'for itself A very agreeable .Sid,ewallf.
cafe::
tihrery:, its gay "blue a),irrilugs, neat
gyeeu fables hiel•eeed in a boxed •liedge •
atid its w,hite-eproned. garennki'all lead •
the' atithen fie' Continental •touch, and;
; Well-petrOnizedr-Vou4-:.•
can't. get ,a ;chair at.' lunch thin" aft,.
than :you '; can get • . a atop! at
Them lison'o.Spa Iti Washington 'Street
:There.are. People "there at tea time,
Coo, sinping,phine. tea and eating, fdi
all We/1(00w, ennterietsow
rash Orshiewalk cafes ifs atipearingitr .
:tn.& own Own, ,Theve tire, a edulrie
'1"CrY loadeat,t. rra reeltati rattta tt thit."%.
li,"trifVffities and .e mord pre tentioia
••One:kponsored, by a fashimtable:.hotel
right.tif the Grand' Central and •
you'. cab have your . lain:her:ft) :coke! ".
thCentral. runiblos, un::
der iiolton 'the way tO Chicago-andthe
prihdiptfl. draWbacks to: aid t•t'allf
.caltinIn Manhattan intirebeeti the liar'
r6"thiess et the footways and the dirt •
gueffted '
space..can he found in leas te0
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erected, to prevent a.Sittible
.parli. 'trent resembling tt:speckfcle •I'O• •
•1)14.1soititig Chc -destruottetr, OfPQmpclI
there would Pi'qt,ty, oetitalhly iio onatotti
erit to •1)atronfie.401.e11 reser. 'Mori '.
noWet-Co tile to$ttioratotit's. whO,Wili
g1v is tho :leisured tolittli of foragil
'York. 4Iero1if.TiltititiO.,;..
!Ogg noOttig,"-.Iohn,114ag'eflol••
PritrY ' fir •oit.perned ');1,001'
.allY biere alteceeSt-.MrS, Franklin'
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' '''"••111:1f, Co •thitIce• money IS :no goifge'.
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