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CANADA
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'rho .Pendulum,..Avoluot .
ThedePreaStetf"i reaPonalble for
..rai4Sr*Praetihel,P.Wect..1eaecna. It hai
• shown the, defects of over -centralizer
"tiOn, ef ton intettaive development of
Vrb'41,. .eki!elise or ifiro,. Iste,
Tho cities, higO, AS they art-hey:a:be,
come overcrowded" and the natural
movement is aWnY. froin7theM., But.
the process will tie doubt begin •ali
pver again. --the ferin, the trek' from
the -Jetta to tile,pity,,back to -the faint
again: Ender present conditions , -the
• fields certainly leek turitingly --green
to thosewho. have • Viand diaillueio*
meld befwen, CIO Walla The divine
injunction to till the soil and ,earn
one's ' 'In thesweat of One's
lace" Still hold's good. . There is no
• other recipe. 1:for" economic stability,
notwithstanding . all the Progress of
the Octal., and industrial !spieucelf.---
7clainilten Spectator.
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. In toyfietie
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4T4rooto Paper reproduces an 1830
pietere. Of that :place in ; which traffic'
on. the main atreeku .represented by
a pah f oxen. It is•it•far niere,Placlit
, . 4
s -
+eyed by Watching the'present,red. and
:greenjtornerlights.4trantfOrd ,
--;,-ifositor., • .
."We' Must Mildly Protest" .
• „. When • error .gets e stark itolpersiste.
Several..dayeago there Was an article
_on this pagewhich.saidAhnee 'Semple
•lived iti'Stratfordavabrider-and--that-
•, the betiding theupstairs of Whielt was
the home of her and her .husband - is
• still 'hero, Siiice then We have seen
•-• that ::item in 'the WoOdsteek•SeRtinel-:
-Review :arid: The :Ottawa Journal; and• ;
in each. cape. ' the heading'. z reeds;
"Aimee Lived InSt. Mamie,' and the
story hi credited to . the St.. Thomas
•Oiir idee7Wee 'toolefin' a iittle t",Pah,
Betty ..for 'Stretford,' and not without'
'Mild pretest, or .e. IlttIe striiggle.',Will
we allow„thes,e.,...other Piper* to take,
away from us whatever.*abie , there,
may he in the fact that:Aimee came to
Stratford aS•a bride.
Slneo theu?„ She has , two other
Ilusbende,cbat aCcerding.to 'belief :and
___.,...sitettatiett,Ahe: first ,;Was,, inucli: better
, then thoPe*lie-folle-WeViithyrwitke•-•
•---Stratfordeacon:Heraid , .
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Another,:.Definition
, wkwp,:o, o. man (h•tiak?, '..That. Is an
old questlon and4theraleave been all
'..tiOrte of tests from ,wallcing;..4:70411
'• line' to Prenouneing, difficultsentences.
Sort 'et teat. Is suggested in(ho Virginia Legislature ,
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aff'
,4:4„nY,,pereti,'Who,..lnes.'diatiVenongh.ali
•.":doleolinlipierageii-te-soeffect'his mak
Per, disposition, ,speech, muscular
movements, general appearance or
beiViciritia to be .apparent to 'o13,servit:tionhall '
— •
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Rfvloit:
Dirty. Markers. 0.•.• „ •
, Autemobile:nierkera are carried not
only, as . an indication,,that the regis-
tration te.e' hes been nald but also a! I
• reedy °means of identification.'For
thi-
s it is 'essential that the
,,dgureatliallbe legible at, all times.. 4,
car with dirty •markers Is iti the Sante
category es -a .nien wearing a mask.
• .tbO. frequently when it Car, has • sped.
• 4.awaY4f.rein'the scene Of an; accident or
of u Crime., it :has: been %liaptitisible' for
bystainierS to Secitte Its ettini)Or.•
•Atthotio Who PurptieblY obscure their
, 'Markers areto bo detected, it iti.necea-
itarY:;_thnt.:fa*,01100g •xn.qtcos.t.i.3 , keep
their,' own ,inatliera clean..; And itis
eisier to do that than', to get the tar
out of the average.:g.aragelsoronto
. .•
Tour
• 'Geeti4e' tfernard .Shaw bat sailed On
a 'Visit to IkieW 'Zealand. he ffniii
that the %aorta. have never even, heard
—0t..ht_se_40 t4. tako.14„tieli
boat. itek home.—Brantford Expositor.
What Is Needed :. •
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, What is needed teddy is not new
things, but true. ,things. it is an oid
•'Weiriti, and a geed woad. There is
enough 'dr happiness and. progress in
the world, just for the bringing out; It
•otearni hard octeiik, not big, talk, It M
eve t of the .0.1 truths, :the. new .truths,
• the everlasting ,trutbs,',that. there are
to abort...elite to things worth. while.
Th.o8e wheyrodlishiy,imagthe that they
• have some tie* Way to change the
or, the pert: Of the mitt& they
adotn',., are siMply sefling theintieiveti
false' thoughts..., by, high-pressure ifYi31
nOriSin; The world CO -OM -ties to melte
progress: to l'ietter things, not In ilie*
ways, or .by lead mouthing, bat;
ly and' surely, through effbre and
thount and labor, td-
v:ano, • •
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Ativide,
it .ifovel? :pays te stitk yentr-intigne
()tit. 0.reatit.at :rthe doetof's, refitleste A
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you lady.ctild so at Lotiden," Oat., and
had ft frozen on a steett
-Tfinnins•tinnist,liturnal, •
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I:loutses of the Future
ti4t;
.t ahihtt tt Yield lit the nein.
.fort an& Onveftlente, shalt' oripi
greio tOWard EW 706 :bf
, *fifth 'will be worthy a theigd,Ii
*ilia We live, Then t, hotrie
-..fe Atindlog designed trori-tileinilidow,
,carefuily planned • to ProVide riSerY
• ;
enrefert And PORVenienCeit .the ineat
efficient .V.farYtAnd'i .W14: he. 1)40alb19
to have all-thia, at a lower cost than,
the pld • tYpe of Ineffie"ent„dwelling•-,--
Edmonton Journal.' '
,Tmg' EMPIRE
' .Lord Willingdon,: on ludla'e Future
The. YinereY'e •eenittlenee that a
great ,and brillMot future ilea beforo
India will be,-WidelY. 'Shared. The ecOn,4
omie b4rentieter'is sat 'tali here.' as iz
other quarters, ; subject to no 'Morin
.Olenfle :140,Winik oVer.from the Ilnited
Statps.••,. There is another proviso; as
stressed. by the :IrigereY.!. • •:•00,-0.Pere,
tion, peace aad,.' good Triii''..nAns also be
inaintalapci.,, With theln' tansa•41.40i4
tWiffingdont phrase, "prosperity will
sooncoma to all Who are ,141.1toOlY
, working for thewellare.of.Indle end,
her Peeple.";-;-•SOmbay, Tiines of
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. T11110omplex World
-There. Waft *time when governMent
1! not airaffie, at least -Ping*
strand, '.;Three hundred; years age
Cromwell could wait upon'yenta he -
'lore acting, but to -day the. affairs of
'ken will Wait Of no maii and no Gov, •
bow cannot bo 'solved by: a stroke
theeword, and the 'Walls ot Jericho no Ur •.T.
logger collapse before a flourish .Of • ,
trumpets.—Aberdeen Weekly
;fele.. • ' ' •”'
A Business Whale ,
•',"'Whaleti'' are • the' b. Si n 044. men. .of
1the,marine,:Averld "' "...states aLwriter.•
The whale: that ' sWailOwed. Jenah, cer-
tainly believed in a small prophet and
-4.ondon Sunday ' Plc
.quick returnnorthland, 'front...the fringe of the Are_
.1' •-". • , •
, . • •• ••• through the barren lands and the•
.torial., • ' Wooded countrY, farther south 'the tin
. • .
• . booming..• .r•
trade is •
• rr, •
'The- outetanding feature of:British. Northern traders reaching'-*iiiiti-
„ • ...British Guiana's:Trade
peg 'fro'ni frontier points declare the
galena's import trade during"1933.lias • • - • r
h pro-
beezi,the,,,conti4upuit4er6st .sheweln greatest fur cath history is
Japaneee iMportatieas...'' Stittietieally; 7g1"Ff'''''Fig)nt'*clelY7satt'IP.red•-P°44t8
ing, tbi-Eitereigii...letnintries: frenn 611.°Elileellrta,IC',hiep0149pre.
Japan Is definitelY themost"Ititereat:. 411'''the i***teti,i0ieFi°.f came word of
whlch
BritiShi, galena iniportti.'
Ing the timertitoree;actt where; 7a1i4it.dy. has. 3;000 skins end :nem;
find': that ..British Guiana mor than 111 -•.-Oat• .04144 have 41145 than 1,000
0011101,Ita reputation• be
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stirlii!"Birtltls1;e°uii
otflte.totaiviae"(7,333;l. ,.•
the 90 items Of inverts; BritiS Ackert, Mrs. W. L. Me- ••ricleffiea
-erfe}-Fire'httlifilritisir:GitianaitH trfrOgrant:±Orn.
10416',1-65',"H4a7-:::109.131-•-•""lbe fiAaines7Webster-=(-Ailiffeld-)'- Pie;
KitigdOln; $4412,998; 'canncia $9
other 'British' ,pOsSeeelene -'$348;91.1. Predictir.l.g2.theL,00.mqacm..
:This represents an InareaSe was over, had .ne fearar0garding.:fhe
772 on the•preihiiii3, year (1932) in Enil; Price of fore.' -Nem were they worried
,pirelipportationa7_Georgetown..gom-..,abonAlinarkefiti,.• If demand lagged in
znertial,'Review. • • • - Canada,the liffiirttliies-andrurope
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afforded an 'outlet.
• Australia L.Oaks at iff34 'The 4401° vtOrY'.',w tOld:' 411 N"t'll
There are n'ee eseril • -• 41 ern Ontarioi.11aniteba;,,Baskiteliewan,
„e , 7 ,na. tireAlberta and Brith.h Columbiu. Every
ups anil downs. heat is up; -gold is fr»tier trading post )lad the saine
up. I3ut butter bad been Up for several -
years. aa(lf.:the ,good dalrYing seasinas tale a plenty
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had •helped us to „,weather. the :storm.
lartrahleireduct,„
-led; and, although ..tlits Is .an ephemeral:
benefit,: it hie' been Of service in giv-
ing . •some pr,olitable' 'Kansas. • Olt*, ;:::Mo.—After having
time of stress, For .wheat, little can driven. lox. '251 'Years Jwithout..tin. tied-
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be •hoped. Or at Meek Another Setisini• dent • bk.'HOrri,'S. Lane 'bought a new
Ferliaps, *hereit, is possible, wheat autornobite And, Within 24 hours it was
farmers will rolit by their experience. wrecked by an ancient ear Werth $0,..
and net rely soleiY. Upon 'wheat. • A de., the driver of Which'earriedne,
insur-
plorahle feet is thet,..:sonie Of oar con- an. Undaunted, Dr. 1.4n1e bought
eiderghle..priniary indtiStries. yield. no ,"another car; '.and within" a month it,
not 'MOO to, ,the .ConiltionWeelth. On teie;' was wrecked•• by . an uninsured'
the ' WhOle,bowever; the outlook for driver, Who said he had 'just .paid $3'.•
the toenail the land. has .brightened.-..... for his,vAio,e; , • -
Idelboarna.Auetrelasiat:',/ • •
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One .Iew.of Nova. Sletia-• • , .• •• .„
WoOleiiallorkers GeV
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Nova
Scotia in certain respect re- BilMilECS• in England
Teelle-ancient:Greecaj. Both are ..•
sul6S;. insignificant in area •coMpared. ea?, the -wages ' has been Intuit). to .550'
with the gruat continentsfrotn•which. ernployeei by. 4esstg, J. ',0;: 5. Rhodes,
'they 'project; but .beth' believe:in the
iinhare three
nortance of 'their centriblition to woolen manufacturers, Wtiei
:milis here.
their 'Coltetri" in Fhl rat;a46)r glit1 1616 this firin ba s -pa14.
fluenCe," :DOA lit.iVe tiiln soll, Uusultcd ,000 in :Profitabaiiing bonuses, . •Dur
to .the inere' Opulent forms 'of ,agricul.' ing
1853 niiles of Cloth
ture;, thotigh the little Canadian Pre- 4rill)eadSlet.."Yatient
300,000 pounds of
Vince would ppiadly claim that She is •
o
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4.14, • ...Vv.
Paintings and, art objects, valued at thenAttnde..of pounds, were lost when tire swept and :destroyed
the hhitorteiinansien of Sir jerercialt Ceierean. belraan' the mnstard.millionaire, pear Redhill Surrey; Eng.-
Fire 1;brigades were 'seriollaIi "haiRpered.= by Aftek '.ot,
Northland Dealers Reveal
• .Optimism—Catch is.: ' •
,
,
Large
• Winmpeg.—.Across Canada's vast
-atlEtacIALiick
After 25, Yeari
:rich -7-10 fesourees77-fisherles,.'.4uMber;4 ' •
geld and emit and apple orchards. Vet
her Scanty population Is •dWindling.,,
And arhY?.` liecauee• her assets are net
stillie Lenny developed, not • Well -enough
Managed, to 'find•Occepatien for her
Sens and 'daughters. Hence; jest as
in ,Greece; her children have, gene to
richer ittadis.-,7-14. A. Ward in The Era,
pire, 'Review (London •:'
, , •• •
;Might IOC* 11:
teach' thenien 'Whe tited-to.kistv
me at a party, rites nmodern sm.
tut 1 dent:aupPeee. he'd. •Wittif.nitieh.
Within .4itin den , Sunday 'PI otoriel; ••'.. "' •
• ' Midden Riches Of Cyprus •
,
:It israstoniehing" that We' should
have had to walt till 1934 before there
should he a beginning or an Adequate
Orkariftatibii for. niataiairiing .tinit
plerlagthoi aa''yet'Autultutabte riches.
of 'Cyprus in itheiletir`ihestiltiehta Of:
many oerlikda and 'ioanY .c10114110iih.
Villeh good Work ,WaS denn by exCit.
Vatin'S In 'the .setotid half 'olf"laq. teit+
ttirk, but snide ,1.205 the doyettlittent
or .CyDrffif hasbeen lett to 'Oiieinifitga
*litik'researeh .It ,eciald, With limited.
'funds. At Met PoWerfur Othninitte*
ander Lord Merseyta chalrmarislilp
-4.01f,.t(LetreVinAltlidid
'lel iLy 0 It itition.. tynraff
Was , tit thei•,:siory 'dilater or, the world
et ikte.Ytec and:0114'
tants inoutriritintS, .n1ti1V; , pf" thetaof
great.beaut7, and Mere Windt Win COO*
!Adige tie* adotes .Ofttln<61,1t
,64he Siidetaterr.;
/1,. GEOFFREY ST. CLAIR'
(Grapho-Analyst„) •
All "-rigida reserved.
00s4SinheeB.,Py.. Dogs
iieff.Estinlaie Of,1404$9fier :
•.ed by Ontario Post
.y
Toroto,--7144rwipLe left;
flegs? Priv/ling Ontario' v .fartnla04 by
nofighvn%atilitleoftY.ipogoch4elli, Ilad4h:14:,,tolvraitt
onuirflolOttidanitises20t,hoortgh:at,theprovinae
ri
This was the eatifna0 macre
R. 'Wade, director ,of the liyestbek
branch ofthe Ontario DePartnient :P
Agriculture? to 'commentingupon mt.
cent' .0/parts of wholesale • sheep;
Slaughter by prowling killer •eaninear ,
For all.:SheeP by 'dogs; -
• e•gly,P11• restitution by the- mini:, 1,
et.iif>Pna'oli'-tft:Cestuittutwiol:tiOret4nesetMte4PtedPli,iil
-b.etosemies:a the thiptieion7price,8,.ofthe-ariPdrOovigna
t :
yseauchr: calrese*reeir:h'tell°epPeta duringiePlin'eaet
int _an, petiolate(' five per cent. of all
restitutions; totalled more than $1,000,
indicating the total loss to inuniciPaii-
ties giotild lie in the vicinity of $20,000 •
or more. ,
"Settlement is uenally made by the
Munieipalities without protest," ex-
Plailled Director Wade, "but there he
untold damage done te• flecks which:
Is not'cOvered by restitution, Beyond
-
flocks;
correspondent,senda me saniploa, Iu music and
is, pe-
ot the writing 0f..e0erar hall's, • his first choice . of expresplon'..,.
PeePle,and asks we to ana1ye the
-
writing •,for 'hex, ; Thai's la so .rnudh
:of siiitoi•bat., in these .analyses that
'ant niakint,.tbem ,the Pubjebt 'Pt
Perhap you have wondered why
many 'Men have :been led Into the
different pursuits they. have 'ability .. in , .Po 'many • lines -Loretta?,
:gained 'fa*e. and 4'.4fOrtaite. •and the sculptural arts.
•"teniely-interesting-Ao-•-think-og.,,what, 3:Ohu
-Eight have been if; different indlyt: 'Boles; another 'Star.Thellosaiseat
ifitata had been hero. WIth,..traita •of trait in. his. ' ehara•bter Is MS tielf.re
Charaeter•ifhat;*ere entirely' 'different liailek this IS. the quality that lakes
front the, real chereetertstiee of. their bins depend only on .hinieelf for any
nature. • . • • •thing tihe.t. he ' Wants done. ' He 'is, not,
„
Men ' and wetnen are bein late -this ..surly/. Wide' the%. 'contrary to Ms
World.' With' .definite • %Mute and OW mau friends, but, at ,the: same time,
ifies phdt.,.•tliojr, Must .learn in. 'order When ,die wants a cortain thing,.te
.to take full advantage et'..them;,..Some, Rieke to one titan only. to .get
go;thrOugh lite, 4.0...fieverlearnt.h, etr: • "
preper,'Wentic-,-VibliSTothers-'ilarland,-'--.:1,:•Zolin,LBelestilL'4,nAtk be' • Init.***
-deyelop7Aein-earlY4In41.0._'.,, • ! is an:iiiitte,
' fi•Remen .XliVerro. the 'prOMinent:ffint'-;‘,Midence-..,Wtheitglit-t ith i•-•-•trattion,that
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'Star, particularlyfortunate;mill, not nini •• toLthink 'of , too
'ing his ,talent and making it thedriv-twhen he his ,ii-,,Prohluni':te face...! He
,Ing• force ot hle 'lite., • His Writing. Is close-mouthed abent: liis personal
elloitiV•es.:_ail 'these ..iviie,'.have seep 'affairs; and will nauelly.'"fieVe 'Mena'
lila' films „kat* ..tbat'' he . a grail '"aiiiierbefere*ther-Peoplalliairirheard
dramatic' tteter=4.liathe can interpret „about them. ..,Decteive; iquick think
'a rale in a Way' thatfevi.,..ietiple can Man: of -actiont.John . Boles, .
feven 'approach, but 'lie has •altio:
other. ability ancl another .' 'very Readers of titia newspaper. are In -
standing talent7vitii which he bas it !tett tosend samples -of: hand,
Wee. recognitiohle ability...in , waneritisf.hfsgis..to...tbseen.-dats:athie"ri:no.al character as
possible,Clair,
0
..4:dsmite :Yewbanal' aarliiti.
-Addreia, your letters "in' Geoffrey, 4t,
Toronto, and enclose 10 cent.:000,..ant
stamped ddiessed• .Let-
ters,,stif. course, are confldentlal.
He has • still. another ' chatacteris-
Ale. 'another LLbilit. His writing
show's.. an ability'. to use.'his 'hands in
creative way --perhaps in. '0,1411ig,
,
sculpture, or some other meads, of
artistic expression. Fe* . men i.re
born "•arith' such pronounced ,artistie
The rhythm • and break's' in hiCwrit-
ing shows immediately to hand-
wrlting
fit.the_Musical arta • 1
As an operatie• Singer, Remo!'
.Novarre. , , that IP
not often given to a Man His talent
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British .Revenue •
Exceeds Outlays
•
-,the first ',thee In a ,de;
.cade, the total 'nattOnal, revenue ....tor
the: year shows a -Surp'fis Over elt.
• . . .
penditare,.. -•""
--41.-AlwatfiLuityL reVenue
:Wae.,-423527,.82,41:.111"Contrest-TOT
ordinity.•expendittire hp., one 'day of
£9,791,033,. • .
,t,!..the..re5340t,:offthis.. excess Is .„tijat
not: WO. has the ,seasonal deficit for
tifte , y'ear. been Wiped .ont, but
'a iiiirphie: of £1,39,8;291 has been es,
s'evi,t. 'Propensihy 6e. the ,humen
;heart Is So:powerful that, it niay no
•stibdiupl-by.-dlielplIne.-:-.-Sene'ea,
CaII spttietil'ent
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For Lois Booth
Montreal .—A new settlement near
"Taicherisin; Abitibi; Que., lies' been
named -Lois—for Lois Beath, formerly
of Ottawa, and now Princess Erik •nt
p9nnaar1c,-.41dennen Leon' Srepaniet.,
city councir
Porter of the back-to-We:lend 'move'
Ment itiforined the eon/Mil here recent-
",--li,=----Mnrithicitare. already establish-
-.ed., at Lois and I:5 'more heads of fam-
ilies will. travel to the settlement
shortly, he ,said. • t
• .1400 .rules : over:film:thirds:lit the,
universe, the, Past and the future,'
41ifle: reality is •minfined • to ', •pret.
. . . ,
sent.--4lichter.
,••••• ••••./
y
rain Crew ,Escapes
• rjr.,,?,•
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5
tf,
are also..termenied to Bueh. an ens ,
that it ,is often 'indirect slaughter,l
especially during lambing season when
1
the.utiborn. animals are affected. • ,
"An expert sheeliman can usually . ,
thbedete:rmfdaafte4leagert;IrWecbheYaivt°tesrinextl:Lttiintuag.tflidolwr;k 4414h80411''' '
conr-setins,...m.notalw,sys,..thg-eaae
;the farmer Staffers the le4i, • , 1. ' '
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British -Russian fact
TO Cover Five Years
London.—"YoU: bUY, my goods: andi
,IY/11 buy . yours," is the principle' • on
which Brits.hiAnew trade pact !with
-Ruailirier hated. • .
This Was brought oaf in a Published
text which presented a. schedule' elle*
ing ho* a ba'ince, of pitynieRta ha-
tWeenthe two natione. wilibe
equal-
izedlnn the next 'tit° years.
;nay denounce the Set on Ada:
..minitheenotiee,,,'' 4.: • .
tiering the present yeaic•Rutisia,Crati.
sell Britain £1;700;000 Worth of ,gOOdit
ahct hut only *1,06(000 'Werth., •-•Thii •••
yak,. ninet-41-ii
L5 b• _
.0od '1946 and 'to 1.2:14%'theend• a
1937., '..Thereafter trader/Ill be Mein* •
taiiiedin e.'virtatil'baittlice. •
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W�manBeats Off
Armed 'Raider
A. mitt walked into a inb-post office,
in Lybitti R,040, Bhlxton, Englatid,'00-
setitedareiolver at Mrs. Crosier, the
iMb..PostIniSt6BS, 'and. asked • fori'•-•
. a
, ykr'etili.i.
. great pluck end. Presence of
mind Mrs. Cr�sier pickedait
from t e pea is an rew it at.,:th*
•mates'. heed-;,7'..-11-inleied; but crashed'
through the: pf0Oe window. Thlp
idarined,the,..man, Who daslied Out.. .•
Mrs. Margaret: proster,-statett later
that,the 'rnaft'! was young and slightly
built.. the reyohTeS'reil-trouthis.hatia.
"1 plcked O
he caught mY Wrist and took it .fron,
i
.nianran ,; bli3td. h h
Weight through the window and the,
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Her to Stab Husband
Mrs': Jessie' Bridges,. of ,iIes to xi total'
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.band was going. to strike her ,and so
she stabbed ,hini In 'Belf-defense,..'elio
told Pollee: ' ' ' •
'When my husband s going
.strike ;.:0,e;'' she said, "I ithireYs have
Preraonition" • "
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Atrts.1-;ws,..•4,,e4 'Morse.; Run:anal,
'33.year-old author 1an4 daughtei•! .0t "
Satnuel 3? .11. Morselinvehtor-of the '
telegrepli,,lias been madenlCuight 01
thelegien Of liellOr; • •'„: .1
'..• Dorothea 'Robdits,. astronniner,',.
also Was knighted, as Was Peter '
Phlllp British heed of the ,gew'Yok
Vines Fiala bUreau...
IVirS.' Rummel litia,reeided .111 Paris
since 1912".", : •
..ExiiOrts to Bristol
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IMptittod Into Bristol, England, .• from
.Canada; are 'grain, .cereal, prodeetect
teetilfig etude,. Cheese, lad, tObeeco,
• arid weed and timber, An encourag.
lag feature- of .0autidien tide •Ifi an
IhereaSeof tOtet 300 per tent, h the
'rettirhe,.Of. impertri 'of tobated .frant.
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co'044, quality...of • the, tobacco,
nartionitoV ot the, ytiglni.o:tY1)6 11,44-
ccikeri" Is:At suponsd by the lJonilnion.
highly regarded.: ,
(qitttfttTIL, robriittyy Afro a,in tkli trticli dor tIO4 on;
tirit'io lito.'trottt drow.•effeaned,
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Grirne Below the'Lle‘e
It is hard le inuigftte a Man who *Al
tenituit, murder for pay, yet' such , poson do exlst and ply r.
taheoottAvvo.il.tiot.vraolis.,
Tho follnw1,' 111050 o
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tilrehie.-0:10.1niitU"10
ander arrest liPAndititieptille• elifergeti
,Wiihri the murder at a btiettiodi9t-tiiiiiii4,
'ter thcr *Mob they *tide 0. prat( et
Clakly $1,56-4 '
tbb,tio-givetelot the '
deed; $8:rin was 40MA:for a'reVeliier,'
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