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ANCE TO .011.A.RicTER • thgY Stanthle; Winked things are .
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(A Personal Aspect of °,,Tent -P-4,, •r4 .. e
unee) proverbs 4;10-23; 1 Thea- light to Our hearts; a sinner cannot "
Salonians 5:"•04. _• • •age ,q0d,": cannot discern the right
GOL-DEN TEXT,,,;`4W'ing is. A MOOh, trata the Wrong, e.onnOt see heatitY.
' er, Strconi drink a brawler; And • in 'Virtue and,ioneeence. and honer
whosoever erreth thg-reby is:. net and 'nprighttiess. A sioner dots' not
wise." Prov. 20:1. , • • • know, Where the ',right road is. A
THE ir-E.poN IN ITS SETTING •stager '
Tiate •-- Of toerse we go not • '20. ,ZdY SOP, aUend to my Weids;
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know exactly when '8Olomoo. wiet6, .laciioe thine. ear, Mite; nig 'Sayings,'
• the book ef ProVertis,.bot it an be ' 21, Let thein oot.dePirt fromr thine
roitgly estiMated as'ahent,10•0(1'. RC, • eyes: keeP`titetik'llithe, Midst of
The 'apostle Paul' wrote the First thy heart- 22. For 4.1teY are•life•
nuto
Epistle to the Thessalonians before those that find them,. and health to,,,
54' A.D.• •11 their flesh. 73. Keep • thy heart
with all dingenee-; for Out of are •
•Place There is nothing to ten'
its wherc.the book of,Preverhs
the issue's of life: The teaching of
was
all these 'four verses is sutnnied no
*written, though, ef course, me an '
• in the last one.,.I...iterally,.the open -
know that Solomon ruled as king
in city ot ',IeruOkiern The epistle etal.1se Should read, 4.witif all.
-40-the-Thesattionbms was written matehing.`goara;" i -e:•••• in every may
from the city of Corinth in Greece
to .the elturch of Thessaionica, a
citY in 7,4acedonia.- nowknown as
• Salonikilo European Turkey; •
, The, inkier 'part s, of this lesson is
taken from the book of Proverb's, a
book. written, ,for the most part. by
Solemon,. and completed :sometime
after his death. The eentral, funda-
mental Word of thehook of Prov-
erbs is .i-wisdern." 'In all its teach- .
lug this' book.takes for granted the
wisdom of God, and seeks to in-
struct -men concerning What:god's
• Wisdom really Is. *an is wise In
:Proportion, aS'' he recognizes .tite
,trittlia, and .acceptS theta in, the • con-
duct of his life - 14e perfectly wise
•man is the one who in his whole
being lives and ;thinks • and .acts in.-.
i-ight relationship to 'the All -wise
Wise Intruction
O. Hear, 0 ray son: N,and receive
•,„lny salings: and the Tears' of thy
life shall lie many: Solomon is
,here not so much ...thinking of his .
. own sons or sans according to the
flesh, but of all young men, who
would leek up to him air' a guide
, „and Instructor of youth. Solomon
would have the young man to know
, that; by adopting , the principles
about to be mentioned he Will pro -
Ion the years ot his life.
1.1. I have taught thee in the way
ef wisdom; 1 hav,e, led thee in the
- paths of uprightness,
„ Itt 'Whenthou goett, thy steps
Shalltiot be straitened; and if thou
etrt nwo
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'Que of the'most 'popular'.C.anadi*
an, programs, 1 Ken Soble7s,,:Ara*,
. teurs, which is -heard each Sunday
.froira 12.30 neon to 1 pni.;., fro*"
ppo. CKOL,' •network Of ".
• Canadia.n Stations.,
Origibating, from the s1aio,t414
'..LatistieWoe Theatre. in Toronto; .
hait-hour.prograin..hriugs.' a vA'.. •
the-WinnerS of the contest appear
riety of .amateur artists:: Some of
in varions.Torento-theatreS•s you
like amateurs, listen .to Ken Sobje'S:
,,Arnatenrs over -CFR.13- 12.30 noon to
'
1.00 p.m. Sundays
. with' all possible vigilanceand din-
,
gence.•":The word heart' is. to be •
,
under toed as the word 'peir and "-ere a Orogram for you 1111ut-t
. ,
zng01111 flattingnends---every Hou-
.
day. from 7.3e to 745 pm, E.D.S,T.,
Staff '.of the Newr• York Timet?,
ItaYmolidt R. Camp 0. the 'Sports
serves as Commentator, and .pre-
sents guest speakers on, topics
speeial interest to hunting and fish-
ing Lenthuainsts: The: Program is
heard' o'Vet `the NEC Red Network.
not ad ai indicating a contrast be-
tween inwardandbuttiardlire; for -
the.outWard life in Proverbs is '
•
treated, as the expresSion et the in -
'ward self. The fountaies and
of -the East were Watched overwith.
• special tare.A atone was rolled to
the month Of ' the well so that 'a
spring shut up, :a fountain sealed*:
(song of .S01.. 4:12) because the
type ,of"all that .most jealous*. .
guarded, SO it is here. The heart .
is such a. fountain; out of It flow. ,
the issues' life. Shall we let those
strearns be tainted at the fountain
head? • "
• 1 Thess: '5%0. entire par-
agraph: here, beginning with verse ,
4, has to. do with the life that the
:Christians ought :to live as sons of -
'light and sobs of the daY, While
.verse.4 is net iticinded in onr ,les -
Son, it is really' at, the foundation
of the three verses which are aa -
Signed to US.,•1.,• ight is always a sYn-
. .
onYiti for openneas, franktie5s, boa-
. est,t,-..Purity,' sincerity, singleness
ot porno* AS pod our Fatter pos-
sesses all these characteristics
cause he fs light, se ought We, as
his children,_:,,.. •
So then let is not sleep, az do
the rest, but let us watch and he:
sober. Theiret are logical conse-
quences "la our being soma, of the
We: she* ourselves to be
truly Such by . in 'the. light
• The 'great', orchestra of New
largest theatre is heard each
..weer Under •the direction of .Eroo '
Ranee 'frem the Radii+ City 'Music '
. Hall' &tier the NECblie network
, every ,Sunday; fition 12.30 to L30
lets' and a ,inlied 'Chores are high- -
lig,lits-of• the prograzn. Operatic
• and concert *Notions are, the fea-
tures of this enjeyable broadcast. •
One of the guest contributions:to
the nation -Wide "Safety Di -ie" is
the amusing pregrani."Sunday Dri-
'-ivers" heard over thixICH.C. red net-
work on Sundays 'from 3.00' te 3.30
pm E.D.S.T. Under ffi:e.direetiort
. Of Arthur Fields and Fred Hall; Vet-
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".„Crou singbig. cornedians,
jhis pro-
gram of kill -billy. ittnes. altd'
song IS' ta_very entertaining: Occa-
sional cf.safedriving adviea
glYe11:ia a PleaSaat imMan way..
You will caidy. this pr4t4in,
F0,13 CAMERA FANS .
With the recent, ititrodnetioa• of,
papularin:iced miniature and ow. •
',tion Picture' cOnipiaient . for .homeoSe, it . . felt that- :radio lis-
teners ' would like . some,. eXpert
information on the Subject..
.• this . in; mind.' the engaged
.31r; Hazen Sise 111ontreal„.0,r;:
haps the tuost' noted photographer
in Canaia; to present a .s,erieslot Six
programines in be aired Friday ttf-
ternomis, 435 to 6.00 EPST. 13toad-
. casts. will dercilte such subjects as
."PliotograPhy asan4Plioto-
'Murals and the •CilieM1447
; graphing 'the. Spanish War," etc, In
short, be a.itiOst. lattereSting
and informative Series, . .
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• TRAVEL ADVENTURES
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Anew series Of programulea, en -
tiled
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'4.Priaver Advuntures.", is „be. •
:ing heard over the national network
of the CRC Tuesday eveniags from ,
tcriLIO EOM., •
, , .
• . Virginia Woods; DarothY Pad.
wimam 51ortoa,. atPfa 'Of
'flax* for YOu,"'". to be -broadeast.•
'. Sunday, Atigust 14,.9.00i.te,9.30%P.m. •
• EDST, nig ionipositions ef, •
Road/erg, Gershniri,
.'Seiti. and Ayer. The large •iitehes,
..tra•Vill be 'conduced by GeOgreY •
Waddington and ' the breadeast will
Originate in the 'CDC'S Torontn:itu-.
':Edivard Grieg'S Spring"•
will he:the archestita's initial nition=
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pie_tured hem
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„Woman.
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aPliaraus.
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At Feather shaft ,
22 Sweet seem •
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23 NgVertheless. -43 Compass
24 Child's marble.. • .
RaLSV4 Strip& 45.EYe1urnor..
31.Alade of lead.' dgFernimitc
35 StItOce • :Prononn.
• Measurements:47 And: •
36 Chestnut. 49 Spotted eat,
•'covering. -.• 51 Upright. '
38 Dull..., . 54 Blood. •
▪ pleit4 of III* 55 Inicingrelt
• . foot, 56 It. is the jar..
46 iraseittie, -*"' • tiOnif
41 Fruit.' Srottand.
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11 Consumer.:
12 Serpents
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15 Coin,
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.25 Spider's Iloilo
27 Satiric.
28Achievement.
29 Fuel. .
30 Public auto;
32 „High
Mountain. • •
• 33 CUM fees.
34 Descended •
ft'toM the same.
moUtert,''
:36 Common verb. "
• 37 Right.
' 43 Coast .
"44,11itellr#W.g.,
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YAW' Toronto WOO: FOrka,
goes Wiwi U4tit•cOngriP--
. 414-04)11 Has 1440444e4
Dek4
Itet. A. J. Javiz's0a, rector of St,'
Auglicon. thurgit itt the alk".••
' b'n.tbs of Toronto; arose fr'otti *a. •
C8011)- cot, in the gallery' Of %the
011401 today and Me110' down, to •
.the hasenlept: to tOtik Itis 01.41/Fir,
. fast. ' ,
That was not ot• all unusual for. .
„the younghachelor minister- ilor,s •
bcon doing that for Oar ,Yeara
now, ,sinee • },te was indticted into ;
his first ehaiker axid likes it. He
,intends to: maintain :his 'unklae
'Ngtehelae 'apairimelit" until thg
church via afford, to give him
Mr- ti,c1;4011 found 'that- St,
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da' s WaCilenrk in debt when be
Look the .1lutrigte. The first night
he was -op the job" he was' Seri:-
Crf with a writ for the unpaid sal:.
_pryof the ,organist,„_ So,Ite told
the Paris1140nera he Would not
• cot a salary tintil the .thurvit had
*initiated its obligation.
There was no rectory. . The rec-
tor prOmplly put a camp cot in an
'nipper ration in the front of the
church -- separate front theMain
auditorium' by a hanaister., and a
railiag and get .up;a. cook §'ioce in
the basement. His, bathrooui is the
general wash room of the chnrCh.
„ Dy doing Witheut a rectory; St.
has reduced the mortiage
from $35,060 to 316,000 and Inas
hatit aPAO° 'addition to ' tine
church. ''`The people's interest hi-
thesehurch has beep Stirivulated•by
'MY .c•soluole," Mr: • J'acIliSon ;$1;11
"The, pongregation evenlatitend4 t0.
the grounds now and Iota' made'''.
them a Credit to the conaranniti."
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Stili A Mystery
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.'Nebody Knows the ExaCt:Ans;••
nar-4,-Bat Australian Prot
eine
VirIviles• are .inainartali,,:nott,•fiShes , •
and 'they.. breathe .aireet
'trent: the air; only. ':• They cannot
,hregthe the elvygen: "d4ssolved,•_ in
'Water; as do ithe fighes,..That tie-;
h1,1411g, Cage, .whi • is it :that. the
;whales Se ,soon ' die When :washed.
•athoref": . • •• . '
PrOlhablinobody pesitively
knew. in Nitute ‘.(1...ondon);, hp*.
re-, appears .appears • 'COinnurtnieittio
'froar.W7k1W '
y‘ o . ,e ourne, 11p,
1i -rimiest; thou shalt,not.stutuble,•W' "..fire4.'4.hai.;.are...tra•niparentl.r.lintiest7
the waYS-of-uPriititnes.z77and d undeniably holy and good. • •
-Op path pt./Oath:4M which God .has .• • ; _
Sobriety refers to the moral
Marked for us his. word; wnhave
aZ-
the promise 'Of freedom and liberty pect'of the life of a Christian look-, '.•
:
•
in the Way that w traveE We d [tug ter, _the' °I -ming thn;,..‘-Lerd';'
net *ery often have te.ettn-in.lifel" watchfulness he* reference •
' more to to the mental aspect 0? such
Waiting.' Soberness not only, means .
Ireedont, from. drunkenness 'but
In-
cludes all hithitti. Of moderation and
' shall „mot 'WI.. The New Testament sOlf-control. It. does : not refer 'ex;
sn'pplentents, thia'proMiie. by assur- •ethsivelY'; to the matter Or latind-.
itig'0'un that the Lord JesuaChrist • eulir1g 'natters, .we are to be selierbimself. nur wisdom, will keep us_
.•-•111 Oltis-Wuiernetits sober 112 our
froin stumbling (Jude 4. eating, sober in the • I
o instruction;• .
'let her not g43 'keel) heil for sheis
thy life. No :man '.101ifficieguintp7:''
• himself. The Lord..hiniself is our
perfect examp/e, and We are to fol-
low in his step, -we are to learn.
et hini (1•Pet, 2;21;'
Tne.....reason-wity-oiveTarelcriakTifold7
of .GOd's 'will for .hs So. firmlyis he- ,
:catise, 5! we do not determine tO '
waik in his -ways,: our. whole.' life
is teredoerried :to. ultimate... failure-';
disappoint:Mont and sorrow.
• Folly of Wickedness • •
• 14. Enter, not Into" the. path 14 the
wicked, aMtwailt-inst-th the way of
evil inen.:15..Avold it, PaSa not by •
it! tarn from it, and pass on. "Ver;
ses.i4 to 17 Ore :the picture ot the
'.ether path. in terrible Contrast With
- ilie...preoeclinp--Itighteoustress--7tas
• ,
dealt w.ith. as it. were, in the .
Stract; but wickedness' is too OW,.
,and ,dark to be Painted thus.,
• and is ...Set forth oniY in •the,
!'•;•erete,, as seen in itsdoers'. Trite,
•
negative virtue is incouiplete, but
• . there Will . be no positive PoSitire *lithe •
withont it. We Mita' be anettatett)011
to Say, "No.'er we Shalt, cone t�.
little good. is Mast- '
ly prohibitions.- '
16*, For they %sleep not.•• extent
• they.. do edit' and. -their' sleen, is ,
•, ken aWay,„„ 'Unless 1.hey cause sotne
to tali; • • • • • •, •
• . 'theytat the. bread, of. •
wickednesS. and drink the wine of
• Violence. •Every Men
tin 'Contributes •tti the
siniport �f sinfni,bUssfliesscK
• Study In tontrast ..„ , • •
'the path of the righteop'S• *
IsSas'. the daa-inn.g.light, that Shiti,*•
mpre • and 'Mott 'ante. the .per. •
. feet 'day. WIre.:Is••.one the moat
VIOniSite, !Sentences in arft of the
;sorn;literature of t 11 01 a, Testa-,
rogpt. 0111. Lord salt! ;much about
te Ugh!, and -so did oi apostles!
Jilr5tau) ,that We Sheik) trali.,•
li:' ligh% tlaricntis -Overtake •
s. Vaul,fr.thklY. thlis •u jliat we;
'born again by the lib1y..30Ir2t, are,
the children ot Ilea; and that as
'Snob we shGnld put-.ott,711i4 *talcs
_itiLitarlateisni5 put on robes • of
• the times when we do•are times of
crises and these are times of dan-
ger. God promises' 41$ that in such
moments if NiZe are in his way, we
wortemp-grate irt all things.:''
. ,
' 7. • ,For they that •sleep sleep in.
: the •night; ,and. they that are also
'drunken are drunken 111 io
This. Orise principally refers to
. facts observable in the natural and
Physiral1.1._m_JaLsleen_IL
rt•-d's are .1:Winged in al -
Most: exclusively after dark. This
is used by Paul as an Illustration
of life. in 'general. '•' " .•
S. But let us; alime-,:we are Of did
.., day.. be. sober,'Puiting ea:the breast
:plate of '.faith..aod •love; antl.,tor
the hope Of salvatien.
are not'inily to he .wakeful, hut we'
' are alsolo 66 funk:armed, soldiers
.6i breastplate is. that
,' part of the armotti whcli ioVers
the heart.• The helmetiS a military
---Cap-Which, covers ,and defends the.
Al.id is here identified With •
• salvation. . • • • • • • •
, .
The •atrzlY of candles to beSeen
at some .'gatherin*S gives the.
.' table. a fallowe'eli Pa#x aspeit.'
But.to a timid dispeptle a: full-
contrse dinner as a case Of .• :"eat
bere.aitd, diet home.r
,
• Firat-of-the-rlionth bII
• •ceri'd e.":411e."41110P,S..
Monetarys as •weli as pbysical,..
disturbances alt often caused
•iriffiatiart.'at. the ,rtraSte"line
s-
1
r
In pugilism •otilY,, is it an honor
to he on top .ofthe scrap•heali
Brloyilliaat-
L.L1 Ferguson'
With !lilt Companions He Ne.
4~,4ea' the Perilous Bering
A Walrus -Skin cat-
_
noe-Wanb to Prove The-
ory That North AmeriCa was
- Originally Populated by Asi-
atic lairation. „
rather Berna#1‘a. Hubbard, the
Jesuit explorer -scientist, and eight •
colnianiunedried-out- otze-
hie. Alaska, after , perilous. 259-
,
Bering :Strait In a •Wallen.a•‘skin, ,C*
•
Theparty's' trip, , Which -'started •
•
.0.4.ta *ink. Wand; Was UM:. 14'st
,stiCkvoyage:Incinodern.ifinMOrY: It
.i.iwas the first leg, of their projected .
criiise' to Me :Darren :Lauds east or
_ , •
Barrow, • .
• "rhe !,.pipciec Priest" . arrived just
as. rescue parties 'Vero Arming . to
seek the the fidigne craft, overdue here
atter a •• week at sea., seas.
loreedz.the.:group4to....se
the each Starr& ,and.
Cape''
!killate Of• ' •".
Pather Hubbard. said. '
• ,
• •; Eskimos in '..earty • „ •
"-Ile is aeconipauled by Fd Lethi
and RewsChisliOltit, Winer 'Santa
;tiara ljuiversitY "•feetbait'..stpra,•
...4/itilarana; chief . of the' Hing Oland •
, Eskimos; iPaiti_
.and Peter:I/layer., ;la-,
tiVe hotiters: • . . '"
• . Ftither.'llubbard• rePorted :"IrteM••
,hert-of the party were constantly
••'..a4aaked'Ity-aptayestAire,:`,30;fefic SISK
Pi+Wered. With an. , outboard
tnator,; San and Paddles; battled the- swirling
earrents ,Stralt-
1ligh Wind's stOMed the -Progress et.
thebannalt. • , •••• • .• ' •
. •
.A.ret:no ,Corner' ,C,Ontlaerit
:The' prigit 'said .hehoped the
'Voyage: would, Ignore _that prelltin-
--,-.tiirielnigratittaTriiin..3"lbseria vouid
have heettimade :in skin '..tioati,siM
• liar to . his craft: !„ ,Shepties who
' have doubted the theory that.North
America -was . originally . populated.:
by, an Asiatic iinigratkin. hate ;said
.:•,'that skin boats _could not negotiate
,teringl Strait.
• •• Front. Kotzebue. the- Shinboat ex-
idtotittit lo rtiai'r Polat
- before going 'eastward
•;"aratirld the testier"' to the north-•
• errands( settlements on continental
• • , -• •
1e4r4 '400000 voluatcs of the
.Telephotte Directory for tendon,
,wejgbiztg" 4;000 tens, Will be issued •
this year,
belgittm bas increased existing
tates .itn44 re--establiihedl the ritt-
' tiorial crs tax which s repealt
eci.jast year.
-Election Recipe
Robb, Minister Of
•
,healthin 'the fortner Ferguson and
Hnry governments of Ontario.
has 'been mooed to the post of
ConterVative party national orgin4;
1
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ozo-f-t
i*OSPA,
_IS.cpmPre.EsED
Ikto
11/6,
•44
9theset:'
" $t*indeil;. Becouie, 11;Pying-
•, ."Whett"a ..sthool• of whales ,was
...,Strauded .ort an Australian 'coatt,' •
...match' to the discomfiture qf ogar.
-
h,tealoittlitti
a.t.tatbtortsitieith;;;Is•It•linOttotietoiu
"tiv;:i4!
i:eii
!"%17do sttanded./.'whales
reediest 'the' following. answers:',
.hlorid now "tieing aited'
on by
pendent parts and 'produces:. an-,
enia of the brain. •
mpedes e
.•!'3-:--Yital organs ,•are.cresheil:,
• :by *he rat weight:, , • ••
4. -The ,troaecUstotried:Warmth,
• especially if there is dirert
• tion, hat stroke! '
. ---; e unaceustente tettkir-
itibettall. between :night, and,
day gives rise to 'internal 'chills
aud 'prohab4' pneumonia.. . :
•'Cause they are. ',stranded; 010 . are
strandetebelansecithey are
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• • caltiallevmsekozcs•
; Imie•been 'one of.Uotie, Sawa most, profit.,
• able iniestments, duets the.fact not they are the.breeding grclundS
of the fur seal. And be intekat to keep the invetbient safe. Striet
regukiuions are in ,leat ht the sealing industry; and even Ileurisin
are forbidden frotavisiting the islands..
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onlesicit For
strig,Fi. „, *he giant tattat white:, has 'never been Canturcd
YOU iNA4T -r�. BE ,
ELECYED$ _FlAtiattorOk
MY -RECIPE. FCA
CV4U •EVktO T.ARV
By J.• MIL1LAR WATT'
PUT IN ALL 1-14E
,UGAFt YOU.4 DARE
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CDay.
ing wrliter_Lckok;_tfa:tu-Witit-Ung.
to Earlier Tithes hi Rural
• One, of the trends of the tiMes.
that feuer youngt, boys and,.giris
,•iioW;gb baref001guiri.pi,•the.Staiiiiiet
•lararithh thaniwas the tatie 'a. teti:
..decades ihe WindsOto
• Star,•,%'ipoteugh this is sorliethinig ta •
itaakelhose• in the beetand shoe hi-
ipitaltrp happy, those pontoon of the, ..
older ;,,tentraitintts ae api, iii refro,' , •
spect to.' retriet the ,Clianges the :
• years' bring. "'. ,
11 is not ' ylr• long ago.: that. '
fitraingtiout.rtiral °brat -le eapeciallyc.".
:every Child, .frout these, okl e1101tglit
letoddle to these.' air,
'tielis,.. shed shoes itt
•••$prittg and did •not iat thbln. Vat*
the. chill 'at the, Antintoi"
tnonkitt s lihglingto 'the . toes. •
", • ".41lletsinrti. on: *hie,
There efte'te, who Woolf/ thaugh
tittotieht daYsi" WhitIL their; ratin
for•Ibese 'of Alfe:patift,;'`I'et -
‘he Printill,he times hantlitint„..•
..advatitlageSt-a-admetie-r'ofTtftede
taiiidroabliedlythat. a boy oe.i00. csuk1•
• go . harepi.oft • .tritliptilt evetio9e4
Staring 'at hint,. or, het; as So
st.i*aget-' •
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. Jelin Grottlienir \AV:Wittier. tantons •.•
• Attipritlatt • poet,'iS petbutts Ictt
for.'itis poem:, 'The •Itareitokot
.111011.". finite..olunivitettrAtic-C*0117-
--UilWit• the Atte, the aairk .01f. • •
haphookt that it illuistrates strikts
,ctorit lit thO, ht -art i ot :those -Who- '
tote t •at tips..spe,nititt
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