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IIIb. Anal^mm ll-teber Eedy received
eabl ea:). Tuesday informing 'then;
that; their Son, Corp. Thornton Eedy
R;C,A.F:, had arrived safely in Gt.
Britain,; incl was enjoying good
health.'
Mrs, Tom,' breWhinney has return-..
ed. to the home off: -,Mr T. Soothers
after . spending the holiday season
with. her daughter, Mrs.Russell
-Free, Georgetown. ..
BORN—to Mr. and Mrs, Harold
Stewart (nee Kaye McKenzie), who
: have recently moved to • G'ederich,
a little daughter, on Sunday Jane.
uary •'1 ~. G .d i h HospitaL • '
Signalman Kenneth Campbell, . R.
C.A,F„ Debert, N; S., who .is on
leave, visiting his. parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Albert Campbell, Westfield,
v4Tas a visitor one day last wgelt v •C;).
to grandmother, Mrs. J Barkley
and aunt, Mrs. •Fitzgerald.
The. flare-up of some real; old
fashioned winter lastweek, contin-
tied on over the Week-encl,with a'
-heavy fill of -•snow that on -Sir -ride -NT
closed . the' traf fle of gals thr•ough
this dstric_t. The mercury dropped
and it looked as if we were trapped
•nicely, especially on heating that
there was practically 'no snow•to the
south of us e Ow miles and that
the 4un was shining all day. Altho'
did have the street lights burn,
we
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ing every day for , a week. now, it
didn't seem to improve the weather.
Fortunately. we were not inthe zont•,
for any blackouts, otherwise seize-
thing mighthave been done. -Murch
services in the village and district
were withdrawn' and many families
considered : themselves content and
happy to stay by their own waren
firesideand enj.ay:th.eir favorite lad-
. to • programs and sermon*. ,
Mr: and Mrs. George .Irwin cele -
breed Mr. George Irwin's birthday
at the home of his daughter, lVirs.
I Llonald Fowler 'on Tuesday., January
13th. George won't tell •us .what one
'lilt was. though and being 'fairly spry
yet, we might hardly believe it any
way. Here's wishing •yau many hap-
Py returns of the day, Mr. Irwin.
We are glad You ace.both •enjoying
fairly good health. ,4 •
7Vfr. -John. Curran on Saturday ,at^
'tended. the funeral ;of his uncle, the
late John. Ryan of Goderich who •
was his mother's: brother..
We also: extend sympathy to 1Vh•a.. ;
Annie Campbell, who Was bereaved
of her older Sister, Mrs. Elizabeth
Brgoks,'fornierly Elizabeth Stirling.
She was a resident Of Clinton . for
the past. ten years. She was in her
66th year. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Al-
ton and ',Mr. Cyril Campbell at-
tended their aunt's funeral from
the Presbyterian church,. Clinton.
„They later called to visit their uncle
1Prr,' Hugh Thurloe, who' is ill at
Goderich TiosPital, °
LAC Pownell, Port Albert, was
a guest with H.- J., L. edy family
on Sunday..
Miss Betsy' Walker has moved to
Hamilton to make her home.
Messrs. Russ Bissett and Charles
Boyd were 'ea Hamilton one day
last week. • •
Last week's stoI m is the main
topic of conversation now. It :wag'
so long end so severe: '
lay the use of the snowplow the
main. highways have been kept open.
but the 'cgr..ocssions and sideroads
are still closed, for motor traffic...
Ogg ig•
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TOURS:DAY, 'JAlti•UA.RX •l5tb, 1942.!
STOVE FOR SALE.Happy Thought . NOTICE
heater, in good condition, burns coal
or wood.. Apply at Sentinel Office.*
• CA;RDOF. .THANKS
• Mrs: Catherine Buckingham and
family express sincere' thanks to
friends and neighbors for the kind-
ness and •sympathy extended them
,dtir'in t b vement
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��A,NNUJ L MEETING
rhe An
• nail' Meeting of the Lurk:
now 'Agrieultur:al Society will be,
held on Thursday the 22nd of J4►n.
nary, A.D. 1942 'in the Town Hall,
Lueknow at 2 •o'clock p.m.
A11 members are hereby notified, r
to 'attend: Sec.'
JOS. AGNEW,
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'Fie Parliament of Canada meets on January 21st.,..The most mo;nentous session in Canadian history begins in a few short
sIt is m
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:days. ' your The members are- the servants of tape. people, not of -any party.- They represent everyone in the
:constituenc whreh elected=-them..•-=-Each-elle nf: euunee s your help, as•never 'before. Assert your- deniocratic. right to' govern.
Tell yout_wehnber .whatyou'think s'rould be clone and do so without delay.: '
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There is one issue which overshadows'all others. The .Prime Minister of Canada has. told us What that issue Is These are
his own words: "There is onone way to meettotal war and that is •by total effort,"--:" We must •maintain the Canadian ariny at
full •fighting 'strength.' : The: Leader of British idemocraey told the people of .Canada what total effort means. These Were Winston
'Churchill's words: this Strange; tern;ble world tear there'is a :place for every gyne, elan and woinan, old and young', Bale and
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hatt:�ei'ixice in a'%Fiazzsarrd.:1�'€it'trT; is open. ?'xzere is na roori forthe �:�? c.ilettazttt., t•or', the u.ealclin ; for ot; the shuher or the sluqgard
The- m'ine;"the factory; the dockyard, the salt, .sea waves, the f rebs to till,. the- Borne, the ,hospital, •lite chair' of the ,Scientist, the
:pulpit of the preacher -41'0M. the hi ,hest.to'the' humble-. it, --the- tasks are -all ,.of equal honor.
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, To fulfil that description df total effort is: the first and foremost duty of the Parliament of Can: da. The' people of.•Canada
- weak. old ,or' young., .must ..be
Y play. y anter uess. Every iiia and- --
gb the Government. to thepost where they can contribute most to victory:, We arencorts ' • , n" efforts
Must be told what part the :'-are-to la The --e � -
' guidedY
ileus• of the substantial
Made. throughout .the war by the Canad;ian;Gover i hent: vVe are •t•inxious,to,assist them in making the vital decisions forced upon
them by the events of'the past few weeks, We do not believe t11 it the people. Of Cana.d'a'.consi.c'.er that their • Government' or its •
n tore• -t -he L-1-tti l res-ert-ena'a1.-=•:� y.=ar : T14s 's no 't'in'e fear a reLerendum.
• ea er .axe in any way bound-by.u����' L
The responsibility rests squarely on Parliament " The war: will :n'ot wait. ' .
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There is only one way to meet:total war•--by'total effort.••that'is to mobilize all•our'manpower and material resources under
a plan 'of -universal compulsory selective service'.: These `who 'can serve best on. the 'Ea'rn's ntust.work on the farms, Thosewho
can serve best in 'the factories .mu'st'work in'the factories. And those best fitted to serve in, the awned .forces„ must be trained,
equipped, andava•ilable'.for service in Canada or overseas. anywhere at any time: Thatis the only way that our. farms,`our factories
as aatrzefcoeacat ttatatrac--) ham£ .arateasuxes axe ca
nsistent with national' honer.
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ivitb that o t n then,rt iss ,your du; to tell yo mer No " that yorr . wairitr•-lntin-to inas�ir:mss-wperfeitl ^tic •.
• • .. T�f you .agree: ,; : . _ F'in'n , , , , .. � , , ,. , . Y , , . , ,
mediate. adoption of, such a lan,. Tell him..that you Want the bus;'less' of government`•brought into•�P-trliament w1iere- it. belongs.. ,
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Tell him to inform.Parli";ament, and through Pai.`liarnent'the'wliole' of Canada, that the -people of his aiding advocate and will sup-
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e__e-r a : .'w•l ` •st're.thc last:-orinc• ,of ef-fort of. which thcv..are. capable. :To Canada's 'arliament •
port -any measttres,eazer dastzc ori ;tk:?s�_L
few short da .s, Mr, vVinston!Churc:4ill said this. Thee cncriiq has asked for total tvar. Let Itq be sure th t he gets'
' it. Tell' sour meMb.er `'. the short firne'�v, hi. lie still 'remains 'that. you. "* WAr and that ,:yeti.
which meets in a y
. ; � y � • Want'. ' trr ••be sure, that we- do :wage '. •
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—= �—`- Plains every day, Monday thra
Fridat• at 5:30 D.S:7:'., 4,30 E.S.T..
'And another. news, note from
C'KOC
-7-following :its Policy
service first, CKOC is now broad-.
casting a brief news resume e•
the hour from. 6.00 'a.m. till 6.O
• p.m, • The hews is factual, un
nislfed and there is noeffort tot -
wards sensationalism... Its primer
TENDERS will be ,received by the
undersigned up. ;,to January 20th,'
104,
for 10- cords of green.,map-le
body wood, 16 inches, to be delivered
to "the school, S.S. ,.NA. 15, Ashfield -
9u or .bcfore, Jane 14, .1942. Neil J.
MacKenzie, secretary -treasurer, R.
a, Lucknow, Phone 5;r-1; Dungan- '
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q NEW OR RENE,WAL. subscriptions •
taken for any paper or magazine
published.. For instance, Readers
Digest 2.75; Faultily Herald and.
Weekly: ` Star, 3 years for $2.00.
Froinpt service. THE LUCK( OW,.
SENTINEL:
F.. .T: ARMSTRONG;
O1'TO'MET.RIST
IN •LUCKNOW
EACH WEDNESDAY
Al?'1TERNOON
• 'want him to say so in your behalf on the floor of parli.3ntent. •
There is' an added reason why you must act immediately if you, believe that democracy is•goveinment by the people,•' Last
week .P Tess den t_ Rooseve It told =ele hundred,aad'tlu>t}tleion pGap
le of he United Stcs «here theirarmed forces :are going to
fight in this war. As our pother and resources are •fully zn.obali7ed rve,shall 'carry the,att,�a,ck a.Qainst the enemy. -'eve shall ht:f,
:him and hit hint again, wherever and ti heneuVil
er use can reach lion. We:ate are partners with the. United States in this, stru g.'q7e•
We
the..
•signed a.'pact binding us to a -Common effort. National honor an -1,the safety of our people.demand that every man who wears
uniform of :Canada •be ready at all timesto go overseas to hit. the .enemy wherever And whenever :he can be reached, Whatr•a .•
shameful travesty of justice: it'wpuld be if approved of unity of military command and' failed to establish' unity of sacrifice be-
• tween nations. Canada's honor is at stake. ;
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urges you to act without. delay. 'Send your memhera telegriai'n, a letter 'or 'a
The Committee for Total War
postcard at once. . This is your most
be ,He is your voice in Parliament.
supported by this Commit+,say so.
O. R, Alyea,. Trenton.
Mus Joan Arnoldl, Toronto.
F. IC. Ashbaugh, Tillsonburg.
A, Biggs, Concord.
Col: E. A. Baker, Toronto.
Dr.
H. W. Baker, Woodstock. •
Robert Barber, Preston.
John Barker, Toronto:'
A. F. Bastedo, Bracebridge.
Jame§ Baxter, Toronto.._ t
Mowat Beattie, Sutton.
Mrs. • Fred Bell, St. Thomas.
W. /tickle. Toronto.
C. Biggs, burdas.
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Grant Bird,wa. .
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Coj. Arthur L: Bishop, Toronto. °
Dr. G. lltlam Boyd, Toronto.
:Dr. -F. Boyer, Toronto. •
W. E. Brekon, Burlington.
'Everett Bristol•, iC,C., Toronto,
Duncan Bull, Brampton;
Mrs. Erle Burgess; St. Thomas. ,
J. G. Burt, Listowel.
C. L. Burton, Toronto.
Mrs,, Herbert Bruce, Toronto. •
'Dr. G. Stewart Cameron,'Peterboro.
,Wallace Campbell, Windsor.
Mrs. Wallace Campbell, Wlndsdr,
"Dr, W. J. Chapman; St. Catharines.,
Mrs. Christie,a GuelpChatham.
W. A. Cockshutt, Smiths Falls.
Dr. 1•i. J. Cody. Toronto.
John Cowan, Sarnia,
J. 11. Cranston,. Midland.
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inapors.ant task: Your merit} ere represents you no matter , what your party. may
When you put down this newspaper,, act at once.. If you agree with the opinion
Dr. J. L. Crowe, Noy tit Bay,
John Curtis. Toronto.'
•Edward Dat les, Wallaccburg:
•Aubrey Davis, Newmarket.
Elmer Davis, Kingston.
K. E. Deacon. Union ;tile.'
T. R. Dent. Wobdsioci:.
Mrs. J Dem Iter, T onrlon.
p.. T. DIplock••Peterboro,
R. L. Dohbl'n: • Peterlmrc.. •
Williem A. Dryden Brooklin...
W. R 'Drynan. Hamilton,
'Ernest—Duckworth, Si. Thamtts ..,
' James S. DOYnean, Turo;itb:
Chas, Duney, Toronto.
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• Mrs, A. W. Ellis. To n
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R. D. Ferguson:.Port Stanley.
Wrh: Flavelle. Lindsey, .
11. G. Fox, St. Catharines.
Dr.,W. E. Gallie, Tor onto: ,
F. R. Gardiner. Toronto. •
J. Gill Gardner. Brockville. '
Joseph G. Gibson. Torpnto. a
D. Gilbertson, Stmcoe," - • •
Harrison G.ilmonr, Tor -Onto.
•Dr, Roscoe Graham. Toronto.
F. W. Grant. Midland, • '
Dr. J. ' C. • B. Grant. Toronto.
. Mrs, 1Villitiln J. Green. St. Vitiates.,
Mrs, Harry CriCfith, St. Catharines
Hugh Guthrie, Guelph.
J H. Gundy, Tclronto. •
C It •I -tale. Oi'illla. ,
Mrs. Irving T,CalJ, Toronto.
Dr; F. W. Mall, Chatham. '
G Hancock, Galt.
C R, Harrison. North Bay,
Dr. C. A.' tlervle.
O.riltin.
T: L.'Ilay, 1,Vondst0vl:.
Mrs, • W. B. •ITnrkins, 'oronto,,.
Dr, H. O. tS.... itt, •Cornett,
E. J. 1•iosack. Woorlstoc!�.
Chris. Hughes, Peierbnro'.
Mrs., Anna 1.. Hynes. Toronto..
Gordon• Ingrent, j'.ondnn, •
R G. Ivey. London
taco. vt; • James, 'll a: mint if10.
• G. E:rarer ,johnatau, Brockville.
H. F. Johnston, T,ilisonliutg.
.J. 1:. King, Galt,
Ford S Kumpr, 1'vaterluo.
Dr. II. M Lackner, I:1U-tumor.
'5,Ir, •Geiiirvdc' D. Lang, Galt.
Louis I'tns, NItchcnet. �c
1. > T;nt*>7ltletr=t�stttrrttr
T .t. ao,i, Toronto.
.Con. W. Lce, 'North Bay.
N, L. I.cs Pur, Sarnia.
T.• 1I. Lewis, Welland•, •
Lloyd. r tr •
Mrs. Mary J,I )d. C rhnt F
CI. E. Lnn.gwurlit, Woortstr)d:. -
v rs: Lynch-Stauatnn, Hamilton. -
D. C. MacLachlan, Toronto.
•1-Iavd•en•Macdonald, Oshawa.
F.• G. Mackay, Ott•en Sound.
D. F, MacT.dren. Barrie.
• -Sir Frnest MOcMltlatl, 'i'nrnnto.
W. R. train -ill, Ingersoll.
Gordon r ntlhott•s, 'Peterbor•o'. -
• Mrs, R, C. Mutt hews, •Tnrontd. .
D. L. McCarthy, °Toronto, , '
J. J.,.E: McCagve, •AiliSton.
'(lc» :' c -McCulltigh• Toronto.
lingo L. McCulloch,
1t, O. McCulloch, Galt,
John l� . McDnnt Id, Woodstock.
T �1: Mrfonaid. Prat Colborne..
' It P. McDonald. Toronto.
Mrs Clnt'a `I" PMe1 ncitmn, Toronto..
Di: A.-3, MrGanity. Kitchener.
, itr. 'faro- i1 Mr(lnrrv, Niagara ,FaTir•.
•'1'. T7'Arcy Menea, ettt:atva,
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•C. 11; MvKinttn, Smiths Falls;
J. A..MeNevin, Chatham. •'
J. Ivan McSloy, St.:,Catharl,nos. •
S. E. •McTavish, Osh•iwa.•
Pars, M. L. McWhigrr^y'. Toronto.
Ma }n:• -Gen. the Hon: S. C Mevvburn, •
Hamilton .
Mrs, Maud 'NItll�r,' Hgmtlton.
Sv,• S, Middieb.ro, Oren Sound.'
"rs. tifnnel'Millen, Burlington.
G. h1.• Miller, Sudbury,
(.�co'g0 A, Moore, Toronto.
S. :..' Morse, Chathrm, '
Jerpo:l..Y,_JfJufda h. Tdrontp.
. Pave Myler: iamilt(.n.
N.L. Nathanson. To 'onto,
Mrs. Ryland New. Oakville.
II D. R. *Why. Toronto.
i'nr nLO.
K. Morrow,o
Fred I
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John A. Oille, Toronto.
Com. Gimes, '1'oronti.•
Rev. Stuart C. Parker, .D,b„ Toronp.
• Dr John R. Parry, Wititiltoti.
G I, ('arsons, Gode1 tch,'
J. k, Pcrr•ett, Sintcnc.
Gordon F,. Perry, Tnl•onto, •
Colonel Eric Phillips, Oshgwe.
• tV B. Preston, Bransford,
')r..G. A: Ramsay, , LOpdOn
•John Collingwobd Rc'tfle, Toronto, •
Rohert J.1. Reid. 1 on ion. •
' E K. Reiner. Wellesley. •
Rt. Rev, R • J. RebIsnn Toronto.•
Iteration• E. Rice, Huntsville, • J•
Dr, D. L'.. Robertson. • Toronto,
Dr. C, C., ltoss, T.on'lon. •
J. Allan Ross. Toro•rto.
W. J. Russell, Uuton,ille, •
W 11. C. Ruthren, Alliston.•
SI t mind' Samuel, Toronto. ,
Dr. T. M, • Savage, C r,'etph,
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C. 'Scott, Toronto, '
Chane Ft. Sclater, •Hamilton.
Wm. H: Seders, Toronto. • '
Mrs Etnest Seitz, 'Toronto.
. P,ti•s. Louis- Shannon, London. •
J. R. Shaw. Woodstock. • '
Mrs. Ann.Shlplcy. Kirkland Lake
Hartley Simpson; Chatham. •
Dr. Tom Simpson, Coilingweod..
Dr, C. W..Slemon, 13otvrtirt,nvfll'e.'
Dr .1) Smith, Stratford. .
Dr. J. M. Smith. Beaverton.
V. R. Smith, Toro to.
W. 11, Somerville .Waterloo.
tack an t. Th"mas.
Percy big m .� n
L B. 'Spencer, Welland. •
J L. Stansell. "rillsonbui g,
Dr • John H. Stead Oakville.
Dr.• J. M. Stevens. Woodstock.
Miss' Maher Stockley;• Toronto.
Dr. G. I-1,. Stable. Belleville. (.
C O. Tatham.. Oodstock. °
Dr. 11:.IvL' Torr #;*ton, Sudbury..
J•iltn A. Tory, Toronto. • • ,
R. A. Trestral.l, Toronto.. ..
R'.'0. Tudhope. tDrillla.
Norman C. Urquhart, Toronto.
James Al Vance, Woodstock.
O, D, • Vaughan, Toronto.
Morley' F. Verity, Brantford.
J: H: C. v✓a1te;.'brampton. •
Harris •1.. Walsh, St, Catharines,
T C• Wardley, Elora. •
Donald M Waterobs, •131nnttord.
Walker 'Whiteside, Windsor. '
Dr. A. 13 ,Whytoak, Nfngtra: Palls.•
Wigle Hamilton, '
L. F. Witchell, Toronto.
Dr. H. rih Yelland, Peterboro'.
Alar 1•. Young, TTniitlitnn, '
CI rrk Young, Untonvllle,
a SPACE DOES NOT PERMIT THE PUWLICAT'O:1 OF TFIC 'NA,"'ES OF MANY OTHERS WHO ENDORSE THIS STATEMENT,
Those wFwse harries appear above include mothers and fat'iers of soldiers,.sdilorts and airmen', farmers, work-
ers in the factories,,businesarand professional'Hien and women of Ontario, who hale taken tens preliminary
step to condey'la their fellow ,citizens• the course they think should be Followed in respect tb.ti'ns emergency:
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• The : i oads in this community at.
• prosent • are. rather a'•,problem for
sumc •stretches there: are deepsnow
banks and. other stretches are coin- . .
»paratively bare, which makes ,any,,
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• mode of travel . hard: However at'
Iirrtaent cutters and sleighs are be-
ing used. • : .
Jane' • Morrison of the R.C.A.F.. •
Llplilnris,•Ottawa arrived •home., on.
Tliurs(lay last for '•two', weeks • sick
Leave. ,., • ,
This..cnrriiunity extends to Mr..
Will. Orr their sympathy ir.. the loss
of his sister, Mrs, Jean Fraser Whose-
. ' funeral was held' on Monday to Tif- '.
fin's cemetery. •,
On' December 25th 'Mrs. Victor
Emerson. received a lr;tter'and a pie -
titre (postcard'size.) from a Scotch .,.
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( isen(c ' i of war, who had found her. •
�`'a .address, which 'she had enclosed in•
.1 suit of,pajarnas she had sewn for'
': lire;: Rod-:Ci•<iss': The letter ••hadi,been. •
written or. November. 11th ,and' 25
lint's'on the •f9rni 'is the.•allowance. •'
Both letter and picture were in' ex- -
cc'lli'nt condition. when ieceiv'ed. A
r ',ply can be sent only on a form
.l anti 20 words are »the allowance.
'• leo -or 'Young Men , -
•A pleasant evening was, spent at.
• Liingsidc last Friday everting' `:in hon-, -
• 61. of Graham Moffat and James
Morrison; both •members, of the R. '
C.A.?. Graham, who was transferr-
ed,to Halifax upon .enlisting, •.had
had a wrist .watch forwarded »to hint,
and a• sirnilsr gift Wad prese ited 'to
Jatntes'Vforrison, who was delighted •
With this recognition by the Ling.,
side clifflimlrnity, as he hath'Ieft•there . .
els a child,
Graham cxpressed'sincere apprec-
' iutirni :of the gift and the social, el- •
:jug which was arranged .for thein
1 while•. borne. '