The Lucknow Sentinel, 1923-05-24, Page 2,
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EESEARCH oqr•Tit#y.,;,141 thee ; `'04!*.ticlei the 17*.tVersitY. of '''Toronto and the
GOVE1NME$T
GRANT .afreaa, •,. - • .1 Feder' te4:1 Celle'ges- bavng preyed' a
,Of great .interest to the un,lversitY :all- lames- emirienti • satisfacto b
• - tett u • e •• 'ow ° • ' • ' .rY„ a .
15, Itt „ uate#7,-many of who. , onglit or not disturbed
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-pOnteawr subitantial alterations Iiii,`eirliitilig
. . To AVOID
niuL,,,B- y. vIRE: 1, 4, - ., the pi oviolai Gov: ornynon't 4,0' "foveeti.." ,Ilivr-.4Lq,.11. titled. th. -'13-11-ildia—ge,';' -etid (b)-'01#P-br.eft6' of- .'
91.ri' er--'44 an .alitoninbiln er'of a leave the car so that it can be rolled gate the adni,iniatlitien of the, -"Uni:- -elect" elgiit'---4-9-11:UrP°rs out or tile t-Oial fend to the university The •subjeetital
•CAEE NEEPVIY of twenty-four by direct election. •
.•,•IfOnee doea not expect that it will: be out. h'F. releasing 'the brake. -... - • . ' versity 4 Toronto has completed Its • , . the approval of gle.5enate before, ac-- ,
,i.viiirde-tiVil-thirigat---Pirst,lie"-will •4)reif*t...44the,....antonoohil,e1catching on reeonnnendatigi VAC Set fnorthl. in . tiie 'the faet. that the Ahlra!il 'Fe.der.ati'm lielierOili-P141,:isiell' lio-iii'it; -
it:LAO:take the place of Convocittfon, forsetheai'furtherawncetc. joef4'ttl4 Clireatsreohf.. -
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' astroyeo by aro; Yet, if beie.' Yri§q Baiting ta' ke'l/ " eve". Pre'crilltlan' to .tti„ ;Pk- its. re rt. ontaf a e ghteen - Also of interest to all graduates is eetotance by • the 'board 'of governors
. 41..toteethimseltAgainst:loss ..t.Y.L4fire_by fire„..nevertheless 'some day its owner `sunurnery- below S m
ea, ---:1" ng- "which haill-becOme-"vir-tuallY;Leb. solete ., --•
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f these 're:.
4commenAtjons have% _e-dl-Qr'e-a--F.,,'
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•'aecng a .fire insurance 'policy;,.. pee= ,inay• find' ii7Tri'ffainea-44'''IVISTT-Wertli
„.... ond he will. take every possible pre-; .vihile'te- have'in mind what tati .do. o* 41)°11' ,t.he viel...fralre of Cehialen°4- - na"
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.fiTi4ing--.0b.e's-.car, on fire The time "' a w-"hle Researchwok oho -r°' ' .• •
required to .figure thisrot. : ter a . r h.five" '` geller°48' financial , suP14°
has Started. May am a •sh•
eep cif SPie/l.dici "4•Ill1t's • have 'aireadY. 'been
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..--,eaution against having a fire $ a
..,which• will net bird a -loss. ". • ..
ot The principal .cause Of pi:teen:1°1)Ra
fires is bielc-firing. in 'the carburetor..
And the Principal cause of back -firing
' is, toil lean a mixture fed to the cylin-
• den: ' When there is a back -fire, a
L: sheet' ,Of comes from the air
take 'Of the Carburetor. • If there is
nhing tolleinmable near by, it is
lilthly t. cateli on fire. '
.Vaporizes so ;rapidly that
tfT thete, an gasoline In the drip
tlian,j,there id' almost' sure to be a 'But-
Ilelent, mixture around' the carburetor. than -water. Cne a the best things
_.•te. Make' trouble.. Therefore, ke6p. the to : use in case of •,fire is the carbon
• 'engine- Om, free from gasorMe. tetra-aloride Compound, which the
Seo thai there lino leak in the supply basis of the liquid extinguishers • on
the car- the market°, But it Is much better to
s•that tliere i.s no use this :cemponnt.throt!gh theci Tned-.
•twisted ruina' Instead of. IM "- "atom- 6btaitied'' i.1"(e'n.`the efferta" aci.entiata
:• in the' university .0 The inethod of.
• liquifying helium 'the development in
Grab the fiti
re .exnguiSher. Locate , ' •
the reaun of anaesthesia, and the dis-
the position of the fire and work the covery of a cure for diabetes are re-
ex.tingnieller tO the limit. ,Do. net be eent instances._• • ,
afraid of an explosion. There wilt not
be any, " Get as near .to the, blaze ,es
you can withont , being burned.
, Water is not 'much. good, in extin-
guishing burning oil or gasoline. Sand
will put out such a blaze Much better
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flow:f the carbuietor coming •inea of an extingnisher, and e ex,
'from poqi seating of the iloet yalie; 'Pe- rise hi 110•111ach greater- •
„mai ' If the auto lionrns ,iriay take the
L ' •• garage
an house along with it At
:',Some ears recognized'' in insuren,Ca any. ratiri, a are represents an jnenn_
''1:circles As Class' 4 and given -* lower
:venience,-a:financial loSs•and a danger
trate.,‘• have the stiiijorig iiia$61•414- to , huMen... lives. It is certainly beet
111 tniiinF'' and to take all Ressible. ;precautions
also a drip' b9w1 and drain Pipe' to against a' :fire.
carry off gaselm* e that; Might drip
frOrn,the sarburetor. • If an.Maner has
a -,,ear; not in this it•.wmild not
• *.bedifilehlt"te have the change...Made.
*Mining .a car at high'epeed toe
, loicecdietance, May •vanee the .'eXnauet
piPO ter becanie,•:iricettiVely het if it
Is neXtrto anyisiendthitilMay Cense a
*pee0,1,he ;if' there is an siccuniti
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latitni 'Of -grease aid oil' in the •wood-
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•,.,.ferOr.)t4s." This. claimer can bnminiinized
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The encouragement of extension
work throughout the province is alSQ eensideration money expended for new
•buildinge; which, provide employment
constituted under the Act • • "t
.-the,COTP.08449n.fit
It is recommended that the -Oity7of 'oil, Of the ,f acuity of medicinelbe
Tororito: eontribn* to .the support of ' visek.sO as to enable lecturera and in -
the university in a measure cennnen- „strnctord in the Alnical departments,
Surate with the; benefits "accruing to to vete after serving 85 assesSors 'for.
the city ae -the POtt• of 'the, -1111:4r&s three years? nUfrreStrietihg. the %ran,-
Iargest aniversity. It iS estiniated-'chige in 'the PriniarY (non7elinical)-1
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that the sum of $3,500,000 is expended dePartinents to full professors : H
• '. A. Fricker •
paved to the city, 'without taking into . with the "degree of Doctor of.Driusic bY
• Leader of the famous Mendelssoila
in thecity annually by the pollege and 9 That • the status'' of the Ontario
the students, and another $500,000 CoRege of Education be continued as choir, of Toronto, who was honored
a present.
10. That the city of Toronto contri- the" UniversitY :of Toronto At its an -
He is malting not-
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strongly recommended. Many a man
and woman deprived of early educa-
tion has been helped by eXtramittal
courses. • Highly trained university
men 'visit numerous centre's
Toronto workmen. • •
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1nregard -to the -re -organization of:
Toronto 'General Hospital the report
adds:;"In connection with the, release
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out Ontario; summer schools are held of certain doctors from the hospital
,and correspondence , courses bridge staff, the committee, censiders that the
the *gulf to higher' edueation.,.. This. Board of Governors. and the trustees
.werk, in the' opinion 'of the committee, of the hospitaV-respectively;-showed
'deserves the., Government'e 'generous it regrettable lack of condideration,for,
aid' ' and appreciation of thevaluable and
' It has long been the, opinion of efficient services rendered to the uni-
educationists that , first-year univers- versity and the hospital for many
• Be quick at figurpi, but slow to cre-
dit cal•umnies. " . •
In many Canadian towns and citied
the Womern's Miisic Clubs' arnworking
to provide Mote applicants tot the
local volunteer church choirs: Their
interest in -music in the public and
high schools helps in the setae diree-
tion—eventually. •
bi driving plower'than top speed and
?keg*: gs' wood:Work -free from •
„greae. an e exhaustpipe
:;•i•ISO'he-atC1* when the engine is run
•„.1fith greatlY, retarded spark. &Mica
tlines it will:become red hot and ignite
• :'•an thing infiapriable 'near it.
• other:- canee-of--fire-eemen_from
: short eirciiiting of a. part of the
:tilectrietil.,syetim. A shoti..cirenit may
%tett one of the 'Wimp red hot and bairn.
ttee,'•'inatilatio* there ' any ac-
-` 4s; oil, Or gasoline
IS ef iireas • , _
is -liable tO:otart.
or .intotEcxxort.' ,
ity worlt should be undertaken by the
high Scheele and collegiate .institutes
of/ the -province. The, advantages Of
thia'clange' are ifficafebt te every one.
StUdenta .weuld:spend. an' extra- year
•under the ,care of their parente. and
Of the teachers Who know them .beat.
They wmild thus become More matur-
ed before entering upon the Work of
the university' and therefore more cep -
'able of profiting Y its ;advantages.
years by those, whose services were
abruptly and irregnlarly. 'terminated
under the authority and With the ap-
proyal tif the ?resident. of the -uni-
versity.!' "-This matter,ii„nientioned_in
section /6 of the summary • of recom-
mendations.
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mendations. - , •
: ;lir dealing with. the relation „of the
Eaton; and Bockefeller gifts to the
changes in 'organization, the commit-
-tefinds that they did liaye a bearing
•A specialist course could be pursued on the reorganization and it recom-,
with" less. effort ,on the part of .the mends: that in future priyati endow -
student and With better results at the ments should notbe accePted unless
end.Of his college term.: Besides, the' given 'unconditionally..
Cott of an extra yea in the collegiatel The following is a .siiminary.Of the
would' be less than that at the. fini- recominenda.tione: '• •'•
nual convocaticitt •
bute toviards, the support of, the uni- I I*
t: able contributions to the rausica ire
"versity. • ,: • f • ,
• ” • 11.- That the -Minister- of Education •° the 13°mLni°11-
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' the Proper authorities for. receholdera:-
be nota member of the board of gay- '
12. That "Convocation" ,consist of (b) Thnt the inetlied. of removal of
the' Alumni Federation of the Uni- certain doctors frorat the St!'f, WAY
veisity Toronto as at Present 'con- unfortunate., - • ' • .
stlbite . . ' (c) That a new agreement regard-
-10, That the government consider Ing hosjpital Ointments- be entered
luta:a:representation of the 'waiters! ,int.o' by the university and the 'hos-
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r7., That hospitals receiving govern -
Ment aid gtiarantee against the; prac-
• tice of "fee -splitting" by, doctors prac-.
• tieing therein..• .;
•an,''effort The -mode...At:de-
educational. sussociation on the board
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of governors and the senate on cOncli-
tions set'. forth in the section • of the
report relating to the repaesentation
of labor.• • • - , 4, .
14. That' the Federated Alminil As":
ibciation of the Umversity of -Toronto vise a -means wherebY doetere not an
,tives out Of a total of twenty four by to the public Wards of the hospital:
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direct election, to the board of 'gov- ' . ' :
ernore. : • ' Cleaned. '
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15... That the question of permitting Father' (waiOse expensive gold watch
be entitled to, elect -eight representa7 the • university staff May have access
representation , in., the 'legislature to
the; univerSity. be given earnest con:.
sideration by the government, ' • •
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7 16. (a) That.the reorganizations in
medicine, surgery, and gynaecology
had.stopped)r7:"I -can't think. • whats
the Matter; ....Perhaps! ,it needs ,citan:
'. Henry "(aged fonr)--L-"Oh, nO,':daddYi
-'caune•bitby and I had it,in the- bath':
, (1919 4:1..pgo), be; referred hack ..tri room. washing it all (ley' yeiterdaY."
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•• Nattl1ral 11.0604eces' ' '" ' •',.. ; -
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. Th S Natural; Resource! Itttal.;.,
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' 11e 'Service Of the • Elepart,,.
.., .fign...,...,,t.,P, ittgi.ier-titka
t11.• '''''''.:45'...i,e,:t°0.Afiltiai.;;01.:141:4'...
jn.-:•C•414i. 1001-gat.;75:-Sta'06''' .1....
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..,.„.tons, :Ontario, produced i&1,51 -
•:tulip,, Thi S :Wei :yaloed at ,p;•,,, ,
_537,612., 4 In 1.02f,': /.0,599140fc'
•'' nwaii, praiced, . valued •at $1,-
- '5Q9,2RV, Neva,. Scotia is • the
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.0rily other proVinc,6 et-ontribut,--.--
- ing to Canada's :salt , Prodac,' •
----tion with:The .ekeep,tionefa few-,
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.:,•....tepa',used.. -annually •• .in -°"-tlier
. NortbWeSt"TerOterma-frent,the- .
-.."t.init. springs', on ther'Salt River.
'. The Nova, ..Sotia-Taal,VIS. Used ..
•,..,ahnost excinsivetY,40 'fish cur!- '
' ing'and land :salt. ' The finer
•.quali ties are 'ell . produced in. ,...
Ontario The salt ,•in,duStry is
largely centl.ed. in the seuth-.•;
\i,Tetcrti portion of the province.
The Long Arm'of Justice.. •
.meinb3r' sof the ;..linyal Canadian'
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„Mt:muted ,Pplice has praduced a ,
de,teetivis .stety.•. Altivetigh; veiled •
under. the verbosity 'Of.. a formal, '';•-
wOnderfil reading. . • •-; '
-7.1ts setting: is .1.30411-13i0d7.nerth oi
almOst 'Werything ' except the. North .
,role; heSergeent, •• • • •• „ ..;
Nowa reached Jot that Robert Yonee, •:„
•trader,, :had, been .inurdered by Es: • ,
kirce.s.seiriewhere•In Land: Thu.;
new d1 did :',1•,igt, tihrofigh, until -near-.
ly year after,' tjte" prime Joy' started
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„ont IA1441115. do,g team. and travelled -.. • : •
hundreds of ; sbene of the'. .. • •
,ontragq.1... There he lociifertlie7riOdy77:" ,
jUry.-* .Es**imbe,' •
-aalleci Witnesses,.,and hold an. inquiry
Tilt jury found ..that* the trader- had' P
'met :his'/death , at •,the..bands of _three
me.ni. then' Supposed , to be 600 miles
'farther:',adrth; 'throngli a, wild • and 'al!' • • .1:
most-Untraiielled ' country 300'
. long by 20) miles wide;.0..t:h..e.
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to appear and ,
:arreSte•Ciand: op greet:: is ale, 'fear, of ' • ,.°
the long arm et.the'Meinted Pollee of
Oankda, _that -both" accused and'. Wit:. ,'• '-
',.ireesea.begrin to filter.ln.voliuntarily
,They reOrtoci
. •Serg.ean.t.,Joy and Coroner
_beeame; Magistrate 'Joy'. lie d''
th e a c on trial. A.,white-trader '
and an •ESIiinie WOMen Were su,mtneti- •
• ..• •,•• , „ .• ed for the, defence., A-ttthe trial which , • •
• Imperial War Graves Commission Has More *Than Six Hundred Thousand Graves—The :Unknown Soldiers Nuniber Large in Every •Ceinetery.
B H S Murton
torment, superhitend the changing or The, present wooden, erases/. are only t Tho Fruitless filearCh. 1-• leeted te,11 daYs, the gemmed' made
re stmr told me of r ngliabt mot,haeeinlr.de8 re:
radreormenacimenpuairindd9:cr000lus3reclet,uarrwtilotenhc. ouwffinselte
The season Of Pilgriinagee• to France
hat .begun. ' Almost -nine ent•of ten .of
the .33Inglisli Vim •,orossed -.the Channel
it kaster -Were 'Oh' their way' to One;
teries _where laY,13ritiah•soldier,a. , And
they •keep. corning_allthr.oUghithe Sim-
4tatian of fire.insurancepre, mer Menthe, 'striking deem from Calais
itll'41tali ought'.!.f,l.r.''.'13.6 ,a•trti,,,?ioof , tieBdoualognreae;7..1.),.steFrannedeinat4t..hBieedigeiva4.,
'4 '",.: ie:.'xilenl'ig*:lelrern,!li adll. :rti3T1S.,01firtioilaCtes , 7 about , . wok w' r h • 1 ,•,c ; , . . faxe these 1 m . c p : e r m, r . t e ti i 10 , 1 e ' re ; : we iiicluster4sI: 1t ; 1 i d
; • T;• '' rilinitiii-Ii-redne'-:-1 - ' -.... It CoMinistion.,is .one . • . . • n..rranee
-.4:7111114aiP"ilibarnP.84'°:•ciLa.wr.ithe'd:iiiini..s7a;zifet4teroanispniinguisnieu"hodineerr..il,he bondenfthe.nntente-b'etwee , , :
„. ,...:.,,..,..,,:i1owrwire. -, :-. , . , ,,„ . ,, , . .. ,, „, , in see the ualloaldtailr _Phislake:..,i1:4f)l_L:tvrhh4.i.96°',7111::i
et and: England._ _ Thess -D . •;
• '':144;iii:.-44C4"11*' .: . 'hi h can be' taken coneef3,440..-.7a.,,,. a
-'01i61.i' Lir lyti°11''''cv-c 'ilia • garage, '..laigiurn. Pl!d, . yd' and 4.hink,-V-14-
,4,,,,tio,,,„., tc...i,,,:„____f.Ltaori.,4:6,6:towit; ,,..4.,_:.:gise_ w.,,a66it4o.n,livzniregl. a•ve,iur: the, .fihni, 02.47-
'''"IiViletlier-pitira . , , ,
. ,,,--,the ear catchei'on fire it .ie eaeier to shouldu"t Germany .pay? .,.• ,, .,, ,
• vpush al'ear- out head first than.te bat!" . , . A Hugs Work..
• 'ft _out, ,. Some crierP, ii:ve:.tolnivinitlh.lir 4 4'.°J..en'''-ero are ;•over :gt)0?ra :triti6.th_
tia;.ttge„fisori,.;withi.-.w,gentliti. r-, .....e ....grayoz:,,,yr„.tp,040',"4,nititerg.,:.:: cerEi edet!it.e.. '
' t-thei,carrreadilyhroIls:out - some -,orilie cemeteries are hugeIlite
truo,..he told, me, that this is. British
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soil France..The land is .deoded as
a ,gift by t,h.e..French or .Belgian coil- • . .
graves. • ' I grave. Anyone who; wishes a •photo,
atatoments amounting tn.confession, :•
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'renewing of crosses, and , generallY. tedipmary. In- time every soldier will . There are litany Rathetid se.s. the
Iteeii. the 'register straight ,•of "Eilt .the have a stone monu'mettt erected. at his gi Sulu° time -during "Ile or thia
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Mime In- Some cases, °there the
poyfilt. :Tho legaintalT of 'the
-Gonsmisnion-:searelies-theAitiesand4e--,
ceiva41.eada3o that Af•we -Wanted 40,
'inalat , Our 'rights we could' demand
a PaesPort !item a Ftendliman. who
• I graph of a grave can get it by writing
' . • Works, Department. ' , .
_ ..1' . . • .' • • ' 1 to the: War Office; NVIiitalatill,. London,
---"E'lle-rwierass-departinent.: construetea.
------;•-•Inumbet '-of „plet.;_enuMher ..Of ..row:,and•
the4eenieteries, -eihninet .noodles..-lvine
out of .cenietertee; and inters' h I __:.
t :en!, :number, ot'giave inthe cemetery. _.. Or
:keeist.the•greas cat.and watered, plants • ',..•
Ave -n04. to...enter, . The eeet •to..1116,..pri., .the..fiowers an4.teeps., ow piern en n t,nittilh:p.o partiCtilara are lacking give.
legal,. the tegiet-ratien, and--the.!..werke ot--the'ete-ft-13-1-BrItishirAhougkifoieign.' PhOtegtaRtints in, Ftance who-iii3
TheinFatibn Can btrfOiltidrtheif
regimental .niiiiiber . . and, hat.",
caters., Vile War Offiee.
tish•Gevernitent-coniesinabent:•"•410.'''otd-Or.--'Ocimpeteti't:.-engineers;--are- attvarc,--ii;•:-..--
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f..,.,.th e..:, registration: idepartm.ert:.„,le ,:,.te
' (ten_ pounds:), per grave :The denimis7 .the head of the works department Witli,,:fren-i„ the reg.'
Bien li-diVilded -into. thitee. parit, the, head' garde,nerii.nn,,der. theni; The whole 'nae
' dePartments. The duties .of the. first labor is aniiiiini.ed for digging.and chip•;„1:thee fi:'... that
PurPosiil: • ...- - • .;
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department-are;obvious.-:.-The.-deties..
-Iteep-a:'retorel; •:Ortili:tlietrayeS; keep
a •register in •:eachcenfeterY for inspee-
,tion bY. Vilifier's,. identify if pciesible all
new bodies found arid:record theirin-
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.110(itreOhal.1"i Be- sure. to Nbtre DiUre..de,..Lgrettl, fie"'Souchez
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• •: given • a al g x- .hich contains 6,000. graves: liretteh'
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and: Britton' • I3oeschefe 'near Pii:pe-e--
ingbe,-contalaing' 20,000; Hooge:. with,
2,900, •:4.11 poiere 'Ore quite
are Seine demeteriee .whieh ate 'entire,
ly-Britieb,• °theta contain. b eth, •B ritish •
ancl:Allied; but in the latter case -the
-gra* es• ..aite•not
•Are all together,- apart !rein .the others;
In -places ,avitete:Canadlanad
, an•Eng-,
dish . ',Australian:4 -are , the
Teeitiefer-YTTIlindiffereiirtf 'the"
1..Eiripire . have 'their7,.glOrielis ta;
gether. Per."anyb.ne .Visitiegthe war
Gra-ves,,inatO.oe
the •Western:•Fitut,, prodaced by t44
Thtlly Telegranh, Wider: the dictien, of,
Ale?cander .F.B.,...63„!',.,000.ains••
•, a very dechrate an&T
. • There ate weiii.evel..2;000 eetneteties in
--.77--Wilib:latiltritislits-oldiere-iivc--extending-
"- trait .the. channel to ao fer•Setith'ittS,'
,Ainiens. At:the. railway; 5'tations at
Fainotis Woman Preacher. • • Arraa"Pr°.'ailki"°161..41'llat
• , • ;: Mige-Maude Boyden, otEngland,erre oetittcs,' the 'Y.M.C.A:. keens lireridh,
Ahe lerelnest-pteachera 'of "tore- ''fer 'th°"'Pelti)ee°
, •„ ' pent day : ,°• She *ow belie the, Mar. There le alee' •qaceP °f -the .1;W'G'("
riage aetviee reformed
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. The • • • eh,rase• at each Of, these &suttee, 'Where all • . . -', •
c"..Nifith t thee e formation ,may obtained. '' • •
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"pinglifoliuments: -Eacirceiritstery;--how....-
ever: amal.1,+zhas -at. .jeast one _B'ritisik
gardener:. titytend- • '
It It surprising the number of -un-
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' alders the fee -fiat effects' of shells but filledwhen the cart on which the body
Was being ecniveyed 'broke down in the
' There is a ,great deal' of woik to do. One would.scarcely.`ekpect such 4.1110111
_reweb,:trotedet:o.Terptosovaiyaearn oadtn:edwri:ini sear -ch
fromhe: f
'sent id try the' ticeased who at
lett son Patiently; 'and tf
.sertitinize the,narnes.•,,,,EsPeCiallithey.
wander through the rows 'unknoWn
'veltilete.' Sometimes they, get- 'an ,ob-,
seeMon "that.their loaf one is beneath •- • -
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• Concentr'ating'. tion-- •; ,
Strearrilining- Cuti Down
Heaci Resistance.
Armentieres where one scientifib steamlining; Fratiee-Biltish
'cientlY near
h'mother became' .certain that her englue4rs, • have designed • nu:: • "
son lay :beneath one, of these drteEostoesx.1
ubselrelviYer.sallialirpdro'aviletiv:31:(4.1ctlesneWedblye,h---stihnec: •'
She bribed a :Belgian workman
higellie7b4-idilicifig-r.irWithikeliffe-fit.."lleatliTesistance7io-7-11-re•-wind-thaa"."beete-i'!"=""'•-:7-77
tipitiof',...4tioim.itt,,tQ,Englartd„,40,4_bilyir 'cut down Considerably. The ,bedy is - ., • .
big' it' neat het honie. t-pt-ot
• pertetriagev.,',Rovi.„.'ufter, „row,:et,eroesee„.,„road an
d- dIS Covered.,
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derv," else declares to be initial' whf1e- War.Graves commission: '-, •
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The Spring ;Ii`fairlY with -ins:,•11.6*•thellireat*f *One;
Spend long Mornings, wthh ink cOwi.a.playing on the lawn ,and. • .
'when flu: Stiithrioned tomy chow, 1 eat much tripe and brawn.
OW &weather maltet..iiinfeelqikei.one4liers:•1fied tibundret..Years;-;•.
counties'', ailments Pm, undone, frostbitten are My ears; with. .
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joy. I greet. the -springtime see', when Winter' disappears. claim
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' • te be a yoUth again,mY Yoate II1 not aye*, .will net 'held With' .
ancient ,Meh whese. Years; are Pieta enOW, but nP the braetind ,
glen' / _gambol With, MY .coW., ,be'tdo oktler
. • us e When, on,a day :in ;10-3r,, I fail •te'feel 'the Vital fillets throtigla • '
all my S.Yeteni.• play, and fall to po'xt wltji 44;v dr i0d£30,athwart,
the, glen".and brae.; When whiter s 'here, let tie be old ; and hug the ,
glowing fire, and grumble at the .frett and. ,cold,4 and Make pre-
dietione dire and be to feeble to upheld,,a timbrel,* a:1y* But •
Ifiet.e.•16..no. such thing, as age When "Spring has niade her be*,
• •and every -dotard .'shOuld.'engageje dineoth his fOrto:Nreit brow; •
. • and, tbtough tine gor.se. and p.urple, sage .1 Scamper with, ii.sy•
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;rellice‘"..",0110.04.w•nr-Britieh--Soldier;•-etrit,
known Canadlan Soldier," "Unknown cemeteries are auPPoeci to report such
cases, in feet can be punished for 'riot
Canadian Officer," Unknown Cane"
So doing,_hat though they _know, tliey
dian-Boldier-,11.6th •Battalioni"-and -so
shrug that shoulders ."aild auY,-!'Whv
TheSegraves will all have their,
?atone „Monument „. AS naru limy! net • if ft. gives , the Poor weitan
L.. ,Lthe1i7L..mrinnol_ii._•.6.04,,,seeri0,i7...„.„. •torir Emetic._ _CRS
esare-not at --all untheir' graves 'the time anthe 6911,1111°n, • • „. ..."
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• ••. ' Some oeineterieS °are intieh....farther
'Always •
'on thaeothers`...4.iie called • New Ox
Hardly a day ,passes )3Of•soriie, farga, ferd-Roe'cl, near 'Wiltye, !sae good 'type
et • pinagha: •_,uP L. a dy1bueJider of what t,tie, cemple.ted. cem.etery,will
light tioll.: and: look like. ,A White stone, Wall with
;front ;the -idgintry,„;.ellice• ,..graceret,eurvers.,:anditr-chee-erairetinels
to • 'identify. This' Is done either by the it,just high enough in that,one Can' see
identity -disk or by the niinibor on, the eVer it:from lito. road.:.:It'is laid nut in
,.beete,til'.1.4,T,'fitiOlii', I f!.'thelinost,•..freettent•
Way, the registrarI,Olt1 me, as *record., memorials, Which, aro t6. be a ;part: of
In: available ••Of the 'number *of tho every • eenietetyarising, at each .end.
bo,ote, lei:lett 'to. each 'Man and he alaV and, 'in. the. Centre. Tho. '1116tid
be . traced often by that eircametance. are , about flVe feat -high from the:
..•otbe Means failing, 'then t -here ate greancl., On-thern "is earvea the ',Lel-
' bodiet -barleOnd identified. outfilde, 1135.M0 and reglinent,..ille.deie
.• .temeteides.... In some cases .,relatives was klLJed and tlio ,e . c r t is
do, not want them disinterred for 'Sen. ' In the iniddle of a wide cross carVed
,tiniental reasons. ,Iliit ft is linpossible belinv the name, ., The head-Silinaw: Of:
tq terid these Lscatteredgraves all oyet, the Unknown soldiers' nye' the eantp
thecountry, tithe the Y See .the t& SiZei '• but :instead of, the ' wide '•arroed
vjoejsinty -of--having them ',interred -in -ctoSs, -engraved- on -the -stone' at the
the "-regiilat ti.n4 give the . top . reads, '‘,A Seidler of the Great
, authority, The 'works ireiiattnient. then --:"Firar;" 'then a 'elendis.t.ctestS carved 'her.
' • eXhunies. end-. thok. Are:. interred neath and kelo t; n v(n „ t 0
, alengSiti•e then' comrades.-; ' • • lone 'God.' Therewlli ho ,of
to lose its., identity. coinDreted..
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ley, arid aluminnin on,' a system , like :• •
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that used in...Malting airplane fuselages.: ' " •
The .uridei, bart of the. car is. faceted-, 4 *
Rim !Au in;_2, pnIV, thebrake-
'drrinis and ailc,Project.ing....Entraiice'.•.L.' • :•°' • .
,is gained; tro the Cat'by' a s•kinliaiiel,
and •;by' -a 'part Of 'file. reof aho eeettori , '
-of- the: terider:!3§Ink- hinged and,: so, ' . ' •
easily. raised. •.. :
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' Oneof .Engl'and.e politi • -not, ,fas, •
quest •of.health-and beauty.'•For Years • ...• ...
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ha.V0 troopediserefsieteverYasurp,.
;Samples..„Avere,-sent„-te Faris •
'Rome' for analysis"and. It wan found ...„ ,
that 'dile 'mud contahis highly earative • • .•
ubstences-andr-' that '
•galy, have the , barefooted 'ones gained .
beautyand health unaWates wlille tilt,.
verSing the mud, flatS,•,..lint otliete not".
:so hertiidallY inclined have been bete:. • • 'el*.
fited by the Ozone, throWn.off .by tha °
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T.bO: w.alting.tohe
:sweep- Oitt, to meet the sky, '•
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Spec lea s to touch my • feet,, and '
„ strength .- 1 • • • .
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tv,iIiilaliv:tiet,r..ticed her witidY length,
• And rociced her titinbled.111118 with 1
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terI'lln4Yeheaellthh6tst-WYlittantt.' ttl.Pieey°Pla°rlier'evbf61641''' •
'dressed.: A man •who IS Well-dressed '
hoe more solf-tespect .hie htad
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