The Lucknow Sentinel, 1938-09-01, Page 3Win 8 r Quits
Raising Cattle
"E1).",- •Short)tOrni---OkrAlbertW'
Ranch Will Be Sold at Auor
.tior, .Manager. Announces
The Duke pf 'Winds'oris gaing
• out of the - cattle bhithesil Oh• his
" MOO:acre .i.T.P."•ranelf, near ,Hlgh
River, Alta,, CarlY16,
phna-
ge of the 'ranch .announces, fie
said the , .horthrn herd, aPPrOXI,
rnately. 135 head Will_ be sold hy
_auction 'eptenili'er 30. .
k`I have received instructions hat
We are definitely going out of, .eel-
tletraising'biir-Will-cenfWth
horses'. theep`andponies,i'. SeldipMr.i•
. Carlyle..• '
• • •
Bought It 20 Years Ago
; „ •
When tlie. ranch, 'Wee. talteover
,1•.•--:.•hy the Duke.' .6f, 'Windsor 20 Years
age, steps were immediately lann-
ched .to build no a fine Shorthorn
herd, l'VILieh,:ef the foundation 't tock
, Came, directly • frOm royal estates
•
in,the-Old-Gountry-aiong-witIrmire-
. or the outstanding prize winners
. in the•ljnited Kingdom.
- Many prize winners•including
both imported and home bred‘ani-.
malt; are in the present herd which
•'•ivill go on the auction block this
month. .
1
Mother •-a. the. Pats"
,IENKry ..MORRIS
• RoStets to -hundreds' 'of •
Cana-
fhan at her :London lionie
, clitritig the' Great* War while they'
,Nvpre on /cave from duty :in the',
front•lipes, Jenny :Morris .was the.
• • guest of prime Minister:W. I,. M.•
King ai•a;dinuer giv1n tt Ott4VV4 •
in horror . of Lord Stanley seare- •
tary of state for; the dominiens.,
Miss Moi•ria. Is iti .Canada for ,
'etiostto-cOast,'' tout. which
she will renew, ikcquaintancesliins
• formed .:in the . war Years, with
filer bers of the famed Princes's-
a e Superior
Has No -Tides
An Interesting. Theory
• vanCed, But Dis.prOvedHy.: ,
. ,
drographers;•, Movement
• Of ItiWuter6, •A •"Seich"
--"Lake ,Superior his a , very. perr;.
•:CePtible fide;'•','.is:a StatemenCin.•
the:Christian .. Sc le nee .:11.10 fi fhe
.wiiter being, evidently; Onewho,
has lately ...eonie to take.' up 7.••
. . . . ,
-defied in the region.,.., for the fur-
thoi
introductory.rernark is made.'
..that "We hadnevei. heard of ,d,'
lake having a tildeuntil/We cattle to
, liVe• on •the shore of Lake Sttper
•
it is aii.ihteresting theory, but
•:deei not . agree w ith the observe-
...1'70ns of the hydrographic dePar.t-)'
..thents of the United States' and,
. Canadian ,Coyernliients; the .
Fort Art.ithr News-ChreniCle..
.• Tirese:departmente have :beefi...eb-,
, .
•-,Serving',and rerards.
' of the ,Watei•t of: Lake Stiperior..
'ft,r. .70 years,• and their•!-Centlu-
' Siena Tite'.iliat there' are, no . tides
• .on -Lajce .0tipOiio1,' feast of ruch .
:pronortionsthat 111 t c everirtot•-
It Watei•s; they Cafi .be measnred.
There'5 a Difference
. ,
The ,risitig, Of •,•thore, witt!'vs .• s
des cri bed by the writer: ..in the• .
Christian Sciende, ,Menitue was .
rot. ably What is known bY,.,tlie.fist,,
(lic)graphei's as'a aeich. Thi4 is, a
, nioveinent , of NV 4U' Caused by, at.;
..niosplu111» 01„ba1 orneftri,. prusr-
• tird • Whorl 111:! proAsure• J ente.1,,
•IliVIT,2,1..tayk 10, 15; tn'l 01 'I) 11 l
out froth the sborle, • the • natural
relalf. Is to ferzp the wate
lust as it 'Would be fereed. tOwai'd
• ;aid id or a tub - by the itinner-'
• stiall of`a pall . -V heir this•,dttiation'.
velepa', ,the water rises )n shore
exactly ,the way ,doserit)ed by
the Wrritel‘ •Who ,tells .about the:
: boat that had been .
*draWit' pp . t.Oth Its p1 6w.' „in, the
Sand 8'6 that it would nOt float.
• Changes to- Shore Ltn�,
Thoo sefeti•eCsonietnnog eame
thattgot tn hoie hn wateti, l�vels
•
of as nitt.elt as' onc. rind one..halfooti
Tides Are'enwed by gravitation,
or the attrition .exerted bY the ,
.thoon and Are ,Of. each regtilaritv.
that, their eMilet; title • Chit' be t 0:14
••'enitited year0 ithea '
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unday School
--Lesson
• . , LESSON X•
OANWEL: SPIRITUAL.REVIVAL
.• '" 1. Samuel .7017 . •
Printed', Text -1, ,Sarnuel, 713,13.. -
golden Text.7-pireCt your hearts
• 'unto jehovalt,and-ierVe him Only.
1. Samuel 7;3, • • '"
uspoN IN ITS. SETTINO'
Time -1121, 1101 .110:' • .
P1ace::.-4KIrlatblearia! •was :• •
caked'. abentseven and
7-kallerireirCieinita1ehit Ilifizpali was .
•th the tribe, of'd3,erija,roin, and may
.,:he what i3. no known as Mount
Seopue, intmediately• north of. Jerif-
salenal.• Ebenezer:was also',. a „few
nailet,north pf ..Terasalero; bptween
the., Cities. of Mikpah :and, , Shen,
1110.411. We do not lthOW• its, exact
• location. " ' „,• :
And; „Karelia. . Where had
ears, -.7
and what had he •been.doing?i How
•'We should like, to • hhow defloitely
Already his fa.me as.,a prophet' had
spreacithrotigh,out theland, and the ,
Israelites, though depressed, . were:
'ineitheil to listen' to his voids Mere
than to the • words :of any 'other
• leader of their •day. „ •
Levite, Igazirite; prophet; hepos-
sessed •,every qualification' fee at
tracting respect' and. tieting • as
4ea,cher. A life•liciline'ss, god.
Conslatprif "in eery• Par.
• 'Ocala'', /well ' ,knoava to all liraeL,
tarried. with .4 my..authotio,..tilat
could ;net .be*.aekaoSviedged •bi'ev.
ery.realr,israelite.. ‘Snake .tnito., all
the: heute. df Israel; saying.•li ye
do •retern 'trite ...Jehovah: With all.,
your heart, then .put!awaY !lfhe tqr
eign god and the -Asltaihfin»-'
,among 'Yon, and direct y.o'ur.,hearts
•,:
unto ' Jehovah and ,i9ry.p;111;;;•oniii
'andhe will 'deliver you out of the
head • of the Philistines. At. Ra-:
hitih, where iiis'influence was,great-
est; he raised an' altar nd' per-
forined :the worship of Jehovah'.
With 'Stich faithfol IsraellteS, 'as he
,
. Could find to .jeiii; hin Steadily.;
and 'warily he on his way into the
• hearts of .his • .cOuritryrneti. c: With
Unwearied -zeal he Went 'up and
r-dowirattrotiglhein frOrn on end of •
the :land „to, the 'other •TeProVing,"
rebuking, exhorting,. He recalled,.
:to•thind their anCient goiy infused
lotojheir.,hearts the. long-fergotten;
' ideas : io _familiar to . • their • fol•e• •
.. • • ,.
• t •
f
,tYth
•fattter87---the special Pre:000PP'
tli,ttt watched over thein, the 'guide,
• once exereiSed,. thePresperitY Ow,
• ioquent upon obedience, the pa
n-
104100 that felloWed the infrta e-
-''rtFOV:'TOr-dtclfie euintnatitt1K-
•t,
. ,PaganiOn' PUt KWO! 4
,
4,, Then the children of Israel did •
Put Etwuy B,4411-01 4.11.tt the Aehtar-
oth AN served jehoialt. •Only. , It
.isa great gay for any fannly, for
any mari,for any nation, wifel.1
:strange, gods,, false deities; idols
• .of,„ every kind, are• definitely. put
5, And Sainuel !mid, Gather:all PP, ,
rael .to Mizpal, and O'vviii pray Or
you unto 4eltova.b.. 41Vlispah” means.
,watelt.tower, 'ami. wat,,athe meeting7,,
''.waslocated in the tribe!' of, Eeh4a..!
I Wit! ok-,• •
0. And they 'gathered: togetherto
'I‘liZpah. And drew water,.`,and. pour-
ed It out itiefere; ..tecthVah.... and fait -
ed on that.tisy:, and said there, We
have sinner agelast JebeVah. And
SaMael iodged, theehilei:en: of Is ,
'1'401 la ,MizPah. ' • ' •
. The petiring forth .of water may
,haV i»iTid' thar they", -poutle,ti.,
from their fullthearts fruitt. Of-peais. '
teace ahd tears; 'that they. desired
h.y •the heaviness of their grief to
•wash their lantr-frce frOm. the •ac-
'Onin:ulated evil., of the pattyears.
•is' probably:the first. timeIn
• •twenty 'years ,tha,t 'Israel,: Made a .
•p•uhlid Confession Of' Iler sill, '
• •,•
Defeat:of the OhilistInes
..7. And . when the '
heard that the 'children ef Israel
were gathered' toi,eLhei to Mizp1,
the lords Of; the Philistines ••went
up against: lerael. And when ke.
• 'children: of- Israel. heard: It they».
• 'were afraid of the Philistines,
And the elitidrbn Or. Israel- said to
Samuel:- cease not to Cry potdt,',,..to...
hoVali''.OUr God for ''ns, that he will
-...-5ti-ve-as-.7curt-tir1reat-affaof thePhthstines ') -
Anti, Samuel tOok'.4
sucking ramb,and offeredit.,.for a
whole burn L.'offeringlonto Joh_ovah 7. •
uid Sarnitel Cried unto Jehovah for
•,.,Iti•ael;° and Jehovah antWered him
How „altogether, different • :is ' the.:
condition.of tare'now froth what
it :was • twenty,' yeaxs before' • this
when , they suffered 'defeat at. the
hands of the ,philistinet! Thew: '
.
they had Oily; the .symbd1 of Gotrai ,
. gradous. p1esen4e,,,.now,.' they: had
the ::reality. • then,their spiritual, ."
gnides, w.ere the, iviOed Hophni and •
Phinehas;: . now their,,, guide, •• NI;.4s.••,
' hely Samuel; . • • ..
10: .:And as :.Sanni.ei,• was 'effPring,
,,suP thel• bitrnt-offering, the-;
.ORLD. BY W"liani
Fergusaq
By FREDDIE fEE
•
LOG
• • 1
Soo 600 • 'leo no 90o t000 11004 1100 1300 1400 woe'
"-WARING'S 20 'CHOlR
On Octebei.• 8; after: 'an absenee
of rlarb" two 37,ea,r.Frvd
and hi.§ Pennsylvaniant, return to
• the-, air augmented 'by ,arr capella
choir of twenty • men.'.. Waring
fans to PSe youthful College glee
• clubs or •other, sindlar semi-ama-..
teur experienced voices: Arias„,
from •operas as well. as» the. best
...j11,..seinizclassic.-ancl--40-PUlar field
• will cOnstitute thebasis of this
new male •choir tinging::
• TOSCANIN1 TO CONDUCT
• Comprising •one » of the roost
complete schedules in the. history
Of '• Metropolitan • Opera, Great
• Plays and •the •NBC Symphony Or-
Chestra, 'Arturo Toscanini •will di-
rect la of the orchestra Series
which 1)egiliS October
„
WALTER DAMROSCI-1 BACK
The famous •NBC .,"Mutic, Ap-
preciation wiI be .present-
ed'.for the '11th season under the
direction cif •inusic 'counsellor Wal-.
' ter J.Darnropel,t; ' • '
, METROPOLITAN OPERA
tho di,gh th,Co n seen ti yearr
" radii) Will: again, afford listeners.
the; ,OpPortnaity of .enjoying the
4„ greatest innate dramas right in
then? Own homeS'. Each Saturday'
the ,'NEO•.NetWorke will „carry a' '
cOMPlete performance , by the
outstanding':aktists . direct
,
from the stage of, thp. Metropolitan
t'Opera House. • •• 4.
"BANDIV,AqQN,"...FOR, DANCERS
From the .sthboth„ strains of ,Gui,
Lombardo to the „swing :arrange- '
Meats Of Benny GedUnian," a- 'live-
ly new NBC. ?ed. Network program
starts Sunday, September 4th.
•.
Other big names for this 'series in -
• cludesLopezyDuehirr, Bernie;
sey and. Kuno, thus giving a- cam,
plate "picture' to listeners of toS.-.,r•
- day's.' popular Masic-Hot; ,SWeet
and --in between: This replaces the
• "Interesting 'Neighbors" program.
• "PIPE FOR. BERGEN"
. ,
/No matter ,Ivhere Bergen and
Chailie McCarthy •spend 'their va-
cation late this month; NBP
"Mikemen" will. be there,.with a
• •
microphone and '‘‘Pipe" him .(es
they call it) into bis ushel, Sunday '
hight breadeast. » •' • • '
,NEW RADIO•SETS •
The latesreontribution to .".Mag•:,
ic of Radio!' is' the sprpading ;out '
of shortwae bands so that What;
pre.viously had to, be .craffuied in,
7--.to,•••:two.`bande'.'hag
.tended, to five channeli.-thus• pre-...
'venting overlapping...51 Stitiens-
i.rnakirig ...short -Wave yeeeptiori,,, at. ,
easy .to,tune in an local recerition.
This is a. featureof the,. ne•k,
• .1.9.39' D,eForeet' • Croiley,; ' Mneie
'• Master; SYtiiphonY
tinesdreW near .to battle against
Isiael:bift..9k..TehoVah: •:thundered.•
with a'. great° thunder on !tha t„ day •
••••upon .the -Philistines and' diseenifit
...edthere.; t. and they. were "smitten
• down before Israel... The.wOrd 'here:
translated disconthd!' :..eXPresses .
the idea Of ,a..• confti`sien'•restilting:
flonl'audden•,panio,: " •
•
. 11., And, the Men • of iSrat,1•••went.:
out of Atizpaii, and pursued • the •
Philistines and: sinote thefl until
they came 'under 'Iletkcar,, •',,,
•• •'!Stone. of '1 • •
12. -Then. 8atinief tool,. " a • stone,
dad, set ..it between., Mizpah and •:
Shen,,Idod.called ;the nape ..of it
Ehe'n-pzer, . !saying, ,Hitherto' hath•
Jehovah ns,' The exact.
N PekES
• HAVE NO ria/A- 1014-4--;
`HAVINp..N10.VOCAL.'CORDS..
T1-1, EJR QNLY VOICE IS .4.
'H(SS, c•tekusED BYAIR
• R.1. -.11-11N• FROM THE
IT IS TI-IROAT -WHEN
A/07" Nq Atza.
C/A/L41/W-1./L.
TO W1.1 -7E,
CHECKS •
FOR LESS THAN-
QNE
c,.
'4406,
et4A CTERS
.:410 NOTE INP;STLInyING 7,TREE '
AE: LEA 1:4ES;LOWE'R..5; vcR/.//731: ••
autbs, '
• LA -....A*
COP noti HY NEA SERVI9E.1.4..' •
,
,,••••••••s
CONTRARY to fanciful tales of snakes that bleat like 'deer, or
purr like kittens, no specivtis knOwn, that Can utter more than
the commonly known hitting sound. Of course, rattlers' can, rattle
• their tail 'rattles, and some species cam. •• swishing' Sound;
• With their scales:. •
' 'NEXT; What, star grotlII fits been known longest?
POP -LA Sratic
•
...-- AND IF" yoy Dpqr,'
VOTE FOR 'THE, COLONEL
..eation.of,Ebeneier,, the word
. .
••.•ing. ?the 'atone.;of4'..htelp,." not .
:knOWn, but. it •miist haVe -bpen, sitil
ated.a feW Mile§ „north df;dernsa.....,
lexn ween the 'cities : of .1‘liZpah
ancl_,Shen...,T.Eben'eze,.r as the•::exec't •
place tWenty • years before
•
•lsrztel 1.
lots ,tif,,,the •
So.' the •PhiliStineS w.ere .S111.ir
tied; and:. they cane: n0. inOt•e with
in, the herder, of Jeraeland the
hand. .r Jehovah' wa's*.agalaec, the
'Pbilitine alt the days of Samuel
prOM• this. ?tint% §ainuel.' wag'cei
tainly:.'Withdtit any qttestion the in-':
' preme Idtder „of•• Israel, 'and':e6...he •
to. be •,dowe to •the stime
qf. has 'de.atin;',..There • iS•..a lesson
• .here for. eVery.child•of•Gact,; .when s'
• ws rea,lly turn to God • confession,S
.u liling to yield .to.lrind;.**.and.he v. lns
..Vief"tiry fol is in "cmr.life, .as he
absolutely ,Caa on ev.ery..oecasion,'
i• We .initt only 1ecor all',the. terri;
...:tory In:out. life 'wlff'dit:had been,lost•,..
to .the,:!ene'lliv: -hitt e gain... e en
Leader
• StiMuel Is Worthy to Stand, at the
side ot MoseS. 'It is not WithOtit,„'
reason 'that. he has been regttrded,..,
as in dignity •and juiportanee ocen...
pying the:Petition, of asecond.
Moses ' hr.repttiotr to th'6 pople iti•
his exhortations' Afild watning8 the
, betiteroitomie ,diaeourses.,of Moses
are refleCted ittiel.i4eated: •»11e..de-.
livei•S:tlinqiiatien. front:the hand. Of
'. the Phill'etittes." as Moses. front Pha,.
• raoh and the •EgY,PtianSp, and ()Pena
up. for ,theni a'.new 'netiOnal era' Of
progress . AMP order under the 'rule
of the klfigt :Whom' theY 'have 404
••". •
,
Claims Crime
•IS` ecessar
,
F'Oicliologist•Says- It Keens •The•••
, World ,Away Froni•Sairagerj
-7-Moral ActaThose in'
•• Cord' -With Public Welfare ,
•• A prominent psyChologist • as:•:.,
sertecl•laet week .if there were no .•
'law- ,breakers laivs. Were
'Obeyed the ;world '1WoUld re.,,ert to
,,•••,,saVagery.• , •••
• In the labi•eaking;class he put..
•
the chr%tian.. marYtrs.• :
The. Psychologist Knight
Dunlap,„ professor of psychology
, at; the UniVersity of California at
Los 'Angeles • championed the:'
.`.'nedessity” of crime in an article
for. the.' forthaortiing" ‘,Senterriberj.'.
issue , Of the California:: Monthly,'
publication of Ihe • University of
alurrini.4-or-•
•7,:-.7•8•oni'yWroirg •
r.
Dunlap argued., that _there •
- Was nothing 'really wrong about
violuting7a laW and that the
Perime"'invOlVed.rnight even bene-,
fit:Society in the endby contribut-
ing to the' elimination of the lin- •
•:6.1(t
it is» one's
.to prothote ublic .welfare
[.. and to, avoid acts •against public •
welfare,"., he said, "we can ; hardly -
avoid :the conclusien that Under
• •
certain, circumstances i is • One's
duly to, ..eornmit criine'.. This: sltiin".`
tion arise- because there are -laws •
. Which really are detrimental to
pub.ic welfare. .• „
ivOrce•PraceSsion,
A, Young Woinan accompanied '
by two' WoOlen fliends .dtovo'
through 'Indianapolis; Minn., 011117,
ing tin cans,' old' shoes, 'and ribhon.'
• •streatters frorn her car." A large .
• notice. read :- PrORC10".
All woollen goods •Manufactured'
• in ,Japan for doinesii6-.Cortsufnp;
tion be'niart• fibrous.,inaterial.
ChineseinVestinents in 15 of the',
2.8 provinces Of the Philippine's
,have just been found to 'total $27,A
• 1796,009, while 'those...by' f,',•iliphios
are onlY $18,5357,000, '
HORIZONTAL. AnsWer, to Previons lru.;;Ie
.1, 8 The new
•• president 61
'Yale
University.
.15Tc. paint again,
16, Inexpensively.
17 18STtarridP3red'.: fabric.
20
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manner.. 51 To woo. ,
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ays t4e King
7.7O;p9Cfr iodaapain.d Declares
Corning in 1939
The LiverpoOrPost iits•Londoa.
letter litat Week said the King and
Queen •Will 'lain -fest cerfahtly", visit
Canada arid' the•United State's dur-
ing, 1k)39., althot1gli7no plans have
yet been .disce..seed:.and ric). ,
:tions issued. ' •
•It . was understepd.,', the column
:said, 'that .Lorrh' TWiedsiiniir,'OY.. •
:eimiir-Generai of Canada:. mention-
ed • unoftlqiall$ • tha, possibility of . a.
isit tliong,h ati
Oanada •44Vau1d' Oirte through ,the•
pume•minister... .. • •
▪ Will .Make Arrangements
cont.= added; that Lord '
St▪ anley, 'dominions secretary •;-....ight
discuss, arrangements With Priln6
Vinis,er ,Nitickenie. King. ;
•• At Ottawa, Mr. King "•,•recently.
'.said the King,need•ed: no invitation
to visit ...the Dominion. • Canada' al- ••
• "Waya: steed Toady. to NV el CO'tle is
•sOyeiti•gh. •
Negrois
'African ..Homeland •
WoUld,Ask 'Gifts of ,..territOrir, •
From France arniEnglarid-
, •
, 'Liberia. as Nucleus • • . ' • • • •
•A tlemand,•that.the BritiSh Gov'
• ernment: Act to imprOye,the sOCipi
'arld'..ebondmie .1dt .of the fiegroe,8-01.
the •West Indies wee •cenitained- in. a..
:reeolutiti.ts Passed iit the final r•sd$-• •
• • 'aidti of the convention of the rni,
•. yersal :Negro linaroVeinent Assecia,,
'tioti iii Tot•ontO last 'Week; '
The.resolution .prAintear but that,
,1.3S was 'the 100t1 ainilye1 sary,01
the 'West India,a; negroee, rvid•cali
e,(1 Pritish.a:uthorities to•reetue
thetn.froin'What it teriped Wretched •
econothie'crinditions..": ' •
• • Would lniprove Race, '
•
Tho ,'1s0 men . and ‘O'fileit dela,
gateti; ;Who ''ipPtesellt ,,a :4;000,000
• 4
RICH W11.4.. E. F1(,..1-IEFI
NO' THE. POOR'WLL BE
POORER r
•By J. miLLAR yATT
THEY,1,4'
. 1\11-ri--IEREA
'
•
reenibership scattered all 'over the
World, were in sesSion for eleven
days, and considered mainly, the •
posiiketi of therace and •the mens°
at hand te.,iinprOve i They re-
&ected Alarous GarveY af .1,..onden,
'Eng.; 'President -General, and Miss: :
Ethel Collins of, New ,York ljzty
:Secretary.' !Monies 1-larVey
Wat 'elected ; Chancel'.
• .
intimate ebjeatNet of the •assd-,•
cia:tion is the setting up• -of a horae-
land , for the negroes :Of the wofld: • ,
. in AfriCa, with' the present; negro
Statp-i,oE Lib'eria formingthe nu....
Oleus to Which i duld he, added, ter-,.
ritorial ,gifts froin France aid Eng-
land:. ' •
•
How Daylight
avmg Began
Was Adopted :Generally in
•••• • rope During. the :great -War
'Summer
. Daylight!, sitVing .WaS .adorited
.nearlY every Country,in Europe in
thesecertd., year , Of • the :War, the '
• ,.idea being 'that; by' getting people..;
.henr. arlier, there would.
be a 'great saving 'in' ,fuel for .,,
.1ighting' arid.- heating.. In ',trimly
countries.4. however, it was drop.,
-`,ped when /War "ended: '
tiniev iS,observeri ,16•4'
'day in 'Prance, 13elgiani,'•t3me 'Neth- .•
eriands; ,Spain and Portugal': Sum -
titer time k. e•y,ei e •a so ttpproved
in :Canada in 1934, -and: in
.Zealand in' 19271' The ..United:'
States , seems tunable: to, Make .np'
its mind. Some states:ate it, while •
',.others do ».pot » •
• He 0rginated it. :
. The 'idea vats ,edivricated leng
before the war 'by .a . Chclsea
.butide,r,%
• ett.:: ,Willett an 'early
riser, :and used to ride: Petts •
Wood, ' chislehurtt. on •summer
thernings before corning to tctWn
." for sbir•tiness.. lim. thc. eveniligs be ;
, It was v.hile .0shleYing" •th,e.sd•
recreations fir.41997 that hie
., ,
.ceived. the ..citlea 0:teridnia the'•
• 'hours ef..- aylight availe.We• for
He •devoted lihnSelf to a
Campaign., :and in 1998 ••Mr. . tat-'
terwards• Sit' Sibert) .15earce' in
(Need 11 13i11 in the 1.3i•it1slil1OuSe. '
of (.01talons,to put'the cipt,14 on
law. At first it wat laughedat,
...but the nil' cohtinued to. eonte up,
year' lifter yi:ar with. inoren,•ing •
sup,i.vort, Willett neV'er lived tr,
•.Yee the Act 111 fere°, -for he ...lied
in '..1,1at;c11,_:I91,5. A nferndrhil; to.
him noW 'stands, in Pets,WAvoil.;
' Surnmer . time wPa ihtro.IUk:e.1
for the fleet 'tilne, :on May
1916, but it Wits not until .tit -25.
that tho"tinat and .,,pertnitriont
.
,
WjIs
pat480,41:.
•
• ••
N'tirsds of Irelaild t Tm 1t t .
org•dtliA, demeina, shor tor .
liourit., better my, greater
funity,r6r 10t and. IVO'rontisa Itt
11.1,..4,. an:1 rim -ui» yt ,
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