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OCALISISIXO TWO GODERW/11 t31O\ TUI1 Ot I
el'hiNtrocesee4i-sUi;e. :;;;-istr -rtteitts
West Street. 'Ooderidt, (Inhale
-see
TIIVRSDAY, XIX lith, 1910
It hate been obeerved that tite,re will
be no issue before the - electoeS it 4
Vederal genetal election is. held this
but -the Great Issilsea deep water -
Way seheim will provide a first-clase
iesue rt the electore a,re giVelt ate op-
tiortunity or voting upouit
It should be 'made an, ,lesue-e-not
neteesstrily between parties, for Soefar
It i$ not a parry question. The railway
%inert 4tre, opposed to the project; with
the railwayo already in a difficultIOS
"tion t they do not 'svish to see them fur-.
the r handicapped by a. schenie deleigned
ta deprive them: a a considerable part
of thas • business.. The -Great Lake,s
shiPPing bstereat4eare ot)posed tait, for
if the' selteme ives %CIO tlie'piiree$
ism* forsit geeatisgoing VeaselseLevill
‘tekesit 1a=0 Part, a their busineei. The
armers of the West are said-6,faver
lbecattse ot the loWee grainsearreeing
ts, l) ViiirlaBIC
• " There is One time when raleing
Valey eseueee 4 furrow to come to. the
Itrow-of thiS father. " it alwass-happena-
Pablishe? a liewsPaPer Leil"nt "g' on Sunday morning, when baying done
lend, tanes thijs time, W11071 the United
AtOreSrn buret of 'ped on
states fil!'4„)wing .'337n1P3tbY A'rrsUr418" prepare te entoee tite,egaini of, the 'Setb-
War abbe, to itring fOrVarS14,he Conteus atte 'ft
then ' that the United States waa re
rates they expeetjto get; but *leen: t ey
'reit:16 thattheleaddleiner, May absorb
, , D ion. Dictatorial 'IL. 'large Part tiEthe eXPeeted Sisving, :to reverse that in Di half, Deleon with. your free armssancl
lature proclamatione, halfsbaked hal- p,roi.L.riceineflotyug'nrevitli. the news, and. yon
ond that ill the long run the fainters 'decree's, remedial regulations, pre -legis-
. •
of the „country will have. to -pot, the . . = . A , . .... ' .r. ,........,,,, --'
kklelnat1011S, iMpossrete ipseasexits, ha.ve I
well until Baby sciuirnis; starts to slip
. f get about her. All goes
greatest ih'are of the cost of the under-
, been rather characteristic a the Hey.- s 4
' * ' • • the lune $iewselneyour mouths,. , .
ashes sifill . : . Baby' eries out sharply
as the warm' ashes:hit her bare tooteies.
:Me& rhil collies running and glares at
you after the 'scene of i confusion_ has
been straightened out- • t
, "Put that pike -down'," slie,Conimana
in a tone not to 110 trifled with.' i
;IA gelfe is the only way to describ
the, baby's smile as you gently, pat her.
8ponsili1e foreBritain's failure tO Pay
Ute war debt. Ile Ought to be dulbed
the ,Bungling BeaVerbrools.
is • *
It . is announced ity the Climax
'tiolyloletinniCorporation of 'Colorado,
pr)ducer- of -seventy to eightY-fiese per
cent. of the world output a tile steel
alley metai, that it will make no Por-
tlier sales . to Rusaial Japan :ter
many. It Is, estimated,. saY$ 'the dis-
patch covering, this' announeentent, that
these three natiesas• Wok ainne't half -the'
Company'soittput, from: itS mine at,
Cliniaretatilerado, in the last five years.-
I-lass-any:Cana-dime ,compaiiis ma.0 any
compara.bie sacrifiee?
- At -folic time we werFlifetlifea-to re-
gard AttorneY-GeneraIsConant as a (lis
,creet and capable lawyer and
but of late we hav fettral.iteneceSSarY,
At'ter quick he the wash
!..istein„ a. :hastier rtthwith„the towel, said,
a ofeeeitY trip to gather UP the necessary
article* of comfort, you ssett yourself
in thei rocking chair in front of the
Isissedrear ranese. .A.bsentonitadedly, you
tiotiree that Lie pride of -the °household
is being bathed.. IlLoweesete you're too,
intuit. engrossed itt your comfort pre-
paratioits to )I3 fl attention.
With a Pilie smoking' at iti;' r.p7;weetest
„stockinged feet on the damper
glaesvs adjueted at juet the pfroper level..
yint, lean back to enjoy paper.
War on this rinnieirtront . 4 rriee of
,1tOgS to go higher . . . Aecident Que--
fsie-Ssi •:eites •the felessed comfeet of
, Sunday Morning ,and the paper.
Then.down on' your bosom is Plunked
thirteen pounds of.pbalt and white baby
MINESWEEPERS
-1Vilen. the t reat War e
Ntetteeefitskrisiteltineesaan
officers -Sind Meet liaploye
swelling Now it hati alreatV.
of eshipe 'engaged in this wor
1 etat e for Use
extettod serisotori. 1 to znatintata and
, and thitt the state
4-,s• strengthen its military power at MS
expenee or iteightiorbek states-- tido
Prueeiatt epirite incarnate in-Ithanarcit,
determined the nature a the new Ger-
many. ..Suelt matters, Bismarek said,
i foundationeemos of 8:04.1a11.27 and Wee e.
,14,41,iii of promise, eVeu though they' oaw
reason , to erli lethe Jewett a the un-
nieeieettel famine of 193;2,3, the MUSS :rag.eily Itt;
old wet valved ia .colleetivizing the, rwriAl ,in
• , ;ll 111 of fifty yea.rs, tenet the
number increasee ' daily. e.ite erttft
freedom. elfouk the alt , o nt
'Socialists. But in 1935, there, was a
moment when thee° was TeaSidt. tiehope
that the regiatie vitae now ,eutlielentlY
itseif and • the , economic
esnets,in peape.,teme, by. traneforination suflipiently advanced to
trained to the I
serving -instructional period; itt.the na- u1"/“' real Pregress telwarus freedela
quently, these 'fine Reamen have a.°°sre: '1;."°Tsslie°1eece31(1 Reiied 'began with' -the
Val mineoweeping, - flotillao,
ialized knowledge a; the tasli upon T-3a",rder a ItYPY tind 8 tali4's deel8lea
;:ie.1,111,uni:oolsi.ivt‘Ni?,11-ie,iiiiienahgr.et:earla:fat:;6-acleiNe•.ert':),:talillttniej'nea.gew:nbtof:0,1; nitQeill'i(i)se'erle**t'S'"1).f;telliiclut.tisevlielratlelu,elltertelldafrotYr
political dififerences or failures. 'Ishe
sea_in,inea ana sea mining, Alia laa of purges, dyeing 1939 and 1.037 beePlue
licer or man is sent to -a -,,Minesweeper fanatiCal;; and. the ",milrders of leaders
until lie is falls,* competent to de deity a tb.e it.ea An'As 'arta a l'a4nY °f thli
ranr.,e from units 44 the Mi -weepIng continued represeion of all intellectual
Serviee proper to lre.wiei , drifters,
eSiluctiletf4t'vetttulitlegia.411.11:1(1121jewletr%TSbsr6o11,14mtinIelt.
eweeping craft are largely r rawn, roan
men of ' oar 'fishing tieets,S who Were •• ' - .
in her. , And he has, quite a lot to tried and sineeris"reVolutionarie$ wore,
learn. e Proof of ,nothiag but, Stalin's talmost
ineane fear of opPesition, . Then
lieers , and' men learn all about dePth cathe the SPahish War. Whatever
linking their course of schoolbag of-
„ ,,, , staines -policy WitS at born0,. it seered.
charges anti eame-laySne as well aS. clear that lie paS a genuine opeto ent
minesweeping, ,e,atineee vela be laid at A of Irttecisra in Unrope, 1?;41.ile.h was the
greatesV . danger to democracer ' and
predetermined height above th'e sea bed
and made. to rise •tolheir Abating _sits, civilization in the 'West. Hitler was
taftee at a predetermined time. , Tinder clearly' Conteraple.ting the domination,
of -Fittrope, end •Goebbels had.litaele it
plain, that the Nasi PhilosoPhY wa$
girl: smelling e or Baq* •- _ • ,- . isiesitagtee-. ecrteeseittlon, all mineg'nre
4 ,Thex,e nOW, suppdsed
squirming littO, position,. autoratitienify to become safe
you„eeeeepeind the babY aSals'reild Your 'oted_against all the princ Pies Of truly were, to quote the title of a notors
When., the)? "weak _Sedrift. Ours , ere so
Paper at the' -s4 'fil'-tiiii-e`-'1Y -caTefa.1 arranged hiat they ifo;---Bni Ike- aer.; dire -
she . doesn't „slip oft 'YOUr 14)1; , „inns, „,bteee,,,,enele 1110e_'',-.,-.4eractiaes Of: ',017._8,_19it,"eet.thytt,t,.'elessiaatigtat!,11atnalli:ifie t%Qrilnagelltiotintatail sIT°1111:t13.1P-Petiltr-)41,1SeF4nloiTgeir -iinsuteel)PinvIn'tallalit;”
„:.Iini. Whieli are -et theroot Of our civills;' lenge to the; 13ritis, le L-Supire 'and it -was-
' After playing .fOr it llicl,inell04ii-TvVd, 111 L11 seVotifig the- elfain-whicir.pulls
e_ ation and which are, the'basis, theoretic-, .openly ma(*. - German Ofdcers fetatkit
with the srailing baby, you ' disPosesAt. .
OtiCtlie 'deteitator and makes a min
the minding part 1)Y taking a sort of 'n'art-S- inleassewhert • it breaks -adrift. Txxe
result of 'this tarobering with ally at letiets -Of tied philosophy Of gm, drank to "the. day" When Britain Would
the chain* munisme• We might feel' thatthere- Suffer the' fate -of France. The sequel
,
• voltition .hael gone wrong ,in many. res,
not PUll Out the, detonatOree,-And- tbP I slieets•in liassiar lint it still appeared
mine 110at awaY 'with 'its, tleakuctiY. fo he a Power without 61,ipansionist am-
-„seseesSotkeessepartIOUSS-4taa re"'
,ssolutionse haste %bier% ands and
lee proeeeded "i'Veld. Germany together
by making three W3tii ill seven years,
the wars With. Denmark, Austria, and
Franees The, putcome •vvas Reich in
which Prussia and the Prussian. spirit
absorbed the More free -minded, less
militarist Geleitans of tile. Rhineland.
and the South. Bat ,Bientarels knew
where tii etep, lie -was content teriscep.
Germane, safely at peace by festering
quareels between here rivals.
But in the s'erY triumph a his earlier
policy lay the seeds -of it fi undoing. /The
imagintatien of the German 'people had
inevitably heen, indented by the event§
of 187041; They were" "drunk with
vietory," it was paid. 'They fhad be-
came so easily a Great-Potytt. Wee it
much' more eliffteult to eChecoroe the
GreeteetSgewer? 1y the ,end et' the
nineteenth century .:.!4the :Prussian
masters of the Reich, bo,,d made up their
Minds_ that the twentieth century
ihould.... belong 'TO G'rorinany..,-,411er old
heritage or'Sniislei- poetry, and pltpos
sepliy, her new prestige in theworld of
learning, the letaleng place she had als
ready 'wog in industry and trade -all
that was not enough, ,and .soon the ex-
travagantidee was taking root that the
Only itlternatite$ for fitesfuture of qo-
.
In Vilna form, the /Aston' the
tirst pre -we period late been repeat
in the isecond. Again. denweraey had a
chance In tee toy, At one time it
seetued not iniPN$ible Pr the Weimar
Itepublie to grow int° a great ,Rheral
state. But once more those forces in
tlermany which. Shared in tite tommon
lifeeprsof elreetreff:- Chiuzslualres'Avvre-
overborne by thefedd ereed Of WOW fetid
iron. .And in. far more 'intense tont
brutal shape now, and far more swift,. '
1Y, the old German threat to this: imam,
and freedom of Europe was renewed.'
The sequence of events Vas rouph the
same. llitsti the oncentiatioll of the
whole national. life on Prelgtration for
war, and then, the creation of a greater
Reich than Biemarcit bad achieved, not
indeed by three wars, but by three a
of .foree which were only not acts
war heeause they were not resisted.
It was es cleer now as in 1914 that
German' dream o2. eonaraest. was not
limited to Enrope. "The rare Paoment
has comp," pr. goehbeis eeid, "for the
world' te he aPportioned anew." „A,
marching', song ef the, Hitler Youth
rails: "Today Gerraany belongs to us;
tomorrow the whole World.".- •
• se -The .Itound Table (London)
.takings theirs enthusiasm Or the ,pro,.
• A
ieet. if it exists, may evaporate. I
In*,kaVor of the same are, a few
eitieSL-Toronto, Windsor, .,„Fort William
-wadi seebettehts_in it for them ; the
-engineers, the -prOntOters and-the.con-
Oats who expect to,nraleessemething
o t of ,and Feilhaps some laustrialt, *
A" gaaaki ''s/
istsvoiy y cOnsider it the easiest funded. debt, on January
Way of $oiVing their poesersprobleraste- 1st? ex,r -01*iudingDetain-kin, Pros
&f 1hv taxoyer.- Llyseirie, eninvitat•,•••gino-71,61*,.
•burn, 'Government ancliits lega. epar
raent headed by Mr, Conant.-liount
Forest Confederate. -
If „We- get the drift of this, we
suspect that The Confederate doesn't
think much At igr,h Conant and. ,his
doings., -
he_,...tAtetes_t„ _lipzever is that villein and ninnicipaLucighggiess,), is
eoUntrY. Who have0P-imMensd"
_ e _ •
• ject' -1:„The: ,PeOPle-101
_ , •
''Canada sineild knew by thte. time:that
istiMates for a big ',projeet like this
13611±' uo relation to the ultimate 'costs.
For ei#aple, the Transcontinental
Railway 'andethe Welland Canal, And
ontettle of the direct cog 'Of the .eas
therge,willebe deMa.nds,
involving many naillitais-e./fO-r the
deep-
.cnin ot'-wores-of treat Lakes _harbors
so , that o. thet Inv acconaraoda e .
'OiCan-going'
,Eurtherc.thore.* ne, eileweT. to, *the.
„
bill te `pay before the ','Cost of, the pr
ObS'eation that Canada is asked to spend
„
to uppeess, arty -ideas ,she may be -they should maintain station' aeenrate-
,
ing, with to -further. disturb, your read -One gets ahead, of the, other
ing period. . there is a dangerIthar
Tbe story grows n'°re ititeestIag ill the !LeSeseep" neaST slide in loon
4 ,earell.ilme......Whoupswls...;a11P-W,ZEM stiseerearmostsehles,:andeclastrozeit.e,Datly,
4/nate sizable ain•Culltetl#,Sid figures out tteIla.by again, tolling' out of ygur „ . se,
rom nearly all our;eeeport.s number
-at', about- $.700 -Der heed-, of the Popula- I arms, and. In the resulting serarable youf Of minesWeepere pnt to so..ett -dawn.
ee • • ‘1 of man put your.' toot throtigh the section. o Ouce- thPY*, are elear;ef the harbor -et
signal .flutters _front stree .mtiSflield, ,
the -leading vessel: In response to it
the ociddentimbered vessels let out a
a.stern on it line,. The ship next
-Astern noses up alongside, picks 1111 the
float and hauling away the line; bruigs
is that the links brea,k, tlie chain does
ealsaeitY,OnimPeoreil." , batons and lirepared 'help, againat
does not need re -telling. The war came
and engulfed the woeldeogainststhe will
�f the vast majority of its inhabitants.
. Of coUrse, 111 the sense in which
•Ditinesweeliini-fs aeneiti VOswraYs• ,the Ifitler, menace.- Tnerefore in the individual crimes are the -outcome of
". b rd th r was the opt -
Either.. tvVo., sbiPs haul' A WYMP.I! ' !" thirdperiod, the 'Labor partY fay° e soda). cerelit, one, e wa
Position bY ititee that the svil'eePer eau the. Governments of the Western' Voir- speak, its negative &Anse,. for which
out a !fitivoob” whi.911 is- kePts-1.e_Sur §11°4' s.'• Soviet .13;tiii:,9theytigh it waS iciear_ that ..interuational_ society. That wait, so to
go round : a' Minefield in- ncingii thesearae
tween. them, or a single ship tieto,wns 04er,:e:ic‘ra,0cteildfr:n6tv'e'reV,, hvvicirhu4Wgie;:ctionpeolind: 'ciaoimL emlo:o_a4no,loiiinPser...fdet organiSations- of
_way as:a reaping machine goes round -4, with „Russia's,' -711tieve•fer, - the danger responsible. but fr;-..6;0'smit°1-Vr: .e6.4ie'''elle'osat '
*flea of' grain. When two ships are froinGermanyeevas so acute that Cone the greatest injurY, that had so far 4,
"tiserkhie' together it is 1111P°rtant that servatiVes like. Mr. klhurehdi .were 'as. '-' ireted On mankind, watt -the -sub' . •
4ake 'Money during • Ithe FaU
' utalodt, y7lenatrad-rortarriin:NthurS beltselloienittz,
for loeil
IItendsOutis free-outit--
:Jbcel0IvOt.e_rriteiry, •
eLairgog .7-ef„, pruit ,and
Ornainei4al. Stock, etc,, groWn
in parade'. -"Now leetneethne to
order. tor Spring piantipg,
TWO1,1Eri. :rilDiretsitsieN:1.01:1Tr-sO'N
The Old 'Reliable Coxitbiil
Nurs
..lOstablisbed .1837 .
tent° 2, :bin; -
„
insistent as. the' Labor Party on the
..teeed„tee, an,.Atiglo-4Soviet pact. It WaS
clear..-tliaff 7NtitiOntil' ,Governaient
tinallY,ConSidered such a pact .lonly, as.
,tbe resulteeeLthe neesstlre of publiee,
Then earn& the foiliTCperiod: of t,
,Retssian-Gereciap enlminating
:in the ,invasioneof, IsInfluide The Pus-
sian revoiritien. has,: p,alssed, into: the,
"NaPoleonie stage.
-T11 NeW,, Statesman L_and Na.tion
(London., .
tton,
wife'anit 10
chfidrsenourse,
takes no reckoning of what the family
_
owes to the hatcher, th9 :baker and
' the ch-ndlestiek-maker; We are 'a -debt-
- the newepaper with the funnies or else
elies 'Story you've peen; reading. <Wins
yotteseape.the-wittchfuleye of the
huts_ehe .glauees zuSpiCiously ztt
,the tortiepaper „aneleggcs hack' -into-tile.
ridden people,,,butbetter. off than al-
the undivitirecilieoples who never heardi interested,' the ,,i)ahy sarth a viain
f-tit&mre ,,,an- cry. From tiler p,uaiiit9ryi3,..,y,ItIoriiSr. 158411011.1SdU
(1.01..A.S .at all. , •She' e" tired a lyingedown there."
0
.e. -- ir - —Si) Sip she goes -on your shoulder,
akte\neto the hospital wIth \bye •hullets tweY. elf0bY 'an-S-Y4tittg"-6., J14114111,;::.*.ell.-ea
— .
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At Windsor the other day it Dian was
princiPICS:'. This time it'S reall.yeseta
itry.
t s harder. NI get back 6:Reading, this'
et
ing
g-,
et.
a
,3114t anY other PeoPle on eartii..-esesScePt ; time. But just as you 'menage to' g
iid
rd.
the
1:!Y
it . get. the ,paPer adjusted so that •
inefeit liody. after .11,emg.thased 'by. a
-8111i44. ttlikv, uverige,. a ever3!
4 third. of the year during ,
constable -tv.leo*:Ared eeverstlelhots at evereenovirig leitby -doesn't ob,struct
Millions' on a• Projeet,that . he
1r.p,for, _ ygen oonoone4 in th?., thottetg.ann'iritoe 1:secotals; • , .
wax 1.11110 tlie st...4tawrgneliti_Ttivwetr ithe,hue,The penaltv, if the eiharg,„..ef, ,4311.aleTeleititiligaPht,olifer41:.,g4,butsu:
'71-VoiFi'VW*IqffirV- trefelir frirrkivee'vkitatrivelTaPs-be fott-4,-airre _ e7-9
-
the sWeen wire Aboard. :Each 'palt of
Vessels -Open's out to "sweeping dis-
tance'vessels op :04tnettileart,, takinreafe: ,-to_malu.. tab). -
the Seniorsofficer's!ship, ands-theekites,
Svleielieeeeti the SWeep vvire at the right
ets-hbreeSS.thabe_Saifeesbe.of the water,
.ed aSterat-eof- every.-ery-evesse . ,seeeetTcoTIMRT:asiidStietic,--e7V"EUTO
Exert 'Parr *then ttirn$ 'oil to siFeep the But it was essentiaLthat they. shenld
iiatOA 7allotted to it for patrol; -well woos, in unisoti; and; when, the .divided
knowing. that-4-liseee:ilaSse-ework .Will be „Gerradn'people, • Potentiallyethe,. strong -
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en, ,ientg.tutanai:6-Ingha8:1..wiAss,1:::if,iiiitt't-itsils'er:i.:: est„peOPle. on: the Cbiltinenti,""swere In -
always the d.anger . ODA stveepings craft gpired by, the principle. of itatipiteiftf-
im.mping_a ming -and being blown up.
' - ,•-,,s-The Times (Londoll_be_st'ate, theyetailed to 'establish it .otte-a:
. , - :to -it -Kite themSelvesiin‘a;•Single national
' -- t ,4erelalr. ra'tlde-birdElbeerHiess4 ,telliteth' t'4:sir4aitstulielialb-
I
:Since tke, last war- die- oPiniOns of more ha. rdsheadetkiess doctrinaire drill
of ple*ts---EngliSh-Sbeialjste -about ;Soviet &ore ptadtleal,' they, niigfit-have held
nied Rillis...oia have gone ,tbee-uo. our ~mat. their Own *against the forces of rearetfon:
our p ,ases. up-sto 1936, they felt that t e As it was, the: Prussian spirit, still liv.
1
Revolution represented the '0mm:wipe- lag in the dead 'peg of its hero, Fred-,
ein7...• tion Of the Russian people from an. in- eriek the Great, still believing that the
.14,oteritbielyranny, that it, had laid theps6Ple eXiatecr.for .,theaatti.test. lielsetlie
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(104111 jfetien a the 'German people to 'the
triThseorretylstit:r.ylfe.dwrbsima;iiilairicilpy,„:11..teea'irwe'uttun:
we fondlk ii,oped. that "the i railitary
IlrbralinetTStirsstil'PrOssisislesetacibeen.
and finally ....destroyed. .-/t,
eneogh to Paint sitit 40,W closely, though
IIISTORY REPEA'riNG ITSELF
The 'cause of both the trs4.edies
ginates, as .far back as the. 'Middle:1U
last,.centnry. 1$O it wag' at least
-ahle -that-
and na.
th.,6 twin forces, Vorn, of 'the
American- and French ,
evott de-eueceeelein building up a new
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Convenient :eEccirioni1C
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up
geodel Weelde Monthly tater
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lie cenntry isto,peizq to men§ iet the cola. swings Past nose and then dis
.1;][illittez, gt:'ilew method oe,odeesuing rY. 11 bek gages' it:self:11'6in Your other ear to
.mon was on feet When -11e- ',mai shot:" wa Or which hap b.,Y^ this titne for
raeth-S .(/r* P Vie aonAabie should_ Jee_calielesterenelf, front. t,he melting of the 7
**Pife _business: r -fear or •
montha Of the year.
stable.rss s mg. -e Pans • ..ere slithering devSrreinto your lap.
feelse ftoight traffic, it win have tu-ru'un; 'anythm` g is •PrOved again" st • Tene_pa4er descends. to iii -the pool
tain at,• -the: -..same time . the pee:sent •
VA: are tOld thaet Coati, 1, must con-
nersreeltsereSOUreeS prospect of'
,.. long Ware yet here- is- a project that
overteetttire tire -extents -We employment
Of Men and money. to "carry it throttglie
to look for an issue for the
l'ortheentiag„ electione-••
'tDITORILAL NPTES
w forethee,..-January-theeve,
, •-sses
tt "---
The
'
retrett o oseow may make aS
,
blg
a page inelitetoey as the famous
"retreat .from Vaseaw." -
*
account for thus taking the law it rubbers, and you. manage to
retri
the glasses with', a 'stew, groWls Of
ids own hands, or,rather, exceeding the pi et -attire- ' •
'mw, for ' -jiZ1gQ' - ' -iiid-ciieinn---a- •• .,,th ' leave the paper dewil," Mrs.
............e... _....„. , ..,
tealinaeonto- • Phil --s-afa, -emergingefrora etherpantry,
"eurely you Carr neitid the baby for a
es eres• , 'few minutes One day of the Weele.".
Following witlekthe weeelasaie gooa
':, A' decade is any Period of ten years; , mid gtirgles from your .knee, and -You,
$, Secretary of State CordellliuW
es disclaims any ambitions' tor the)?res
sideney. Perhaps :this, will eonlinend
the more strongly tolls People.
'IShe.re ellissa few casee-iii.hietery Or the
,
offt'ee seeking,tbe leait.
ire losses in Oniaria in' 1039 were
tie tOtieeet in the histort.of the, Pro-
vinee, ateordingto the report of the
,Provirielat' VIM leteraltett 1 It.too
ieeett to iiOPo.itivii this wilt result in a
redttOtitot of tire itte4tranee rates?
This Men' ttbii told the World fa
▪ often about the s excellenee of the
anani -boileited, what' he was Haying.
• The proof of the Padding 'certainly
/rats In the etttingeeetrehange. •
.And it is' a rank dish of eter that
in eating fa -tem), (InP.
-to- • •
While Gertnart tellpeclieee and 31111103
o that New Year's_Day in.eny7eat
may -,b mi',4 To begin a decade But
when e a newspaper tvrtter„ says that
"With ,the entrance' 0-1940 we move
into a_new
laboring unifei 0 misaPPrellension.
Thtiiightiessly, many peOple .belleved'
that Ianue.ty° 1st, l000:,, 'began a -new
Century. The 'first day" ef the twentieth
Century, however, was January 1$t,
.1001. The man , who' !Says, a deeade
ended itieember„ 31et, loao*, Woulti not
say that nine cents make a dime. Xt
takesstert petits to make a dime, and
' tenth year of the present decade is'
1940; the qteve "d&id0W wIfl begin
januarY' 1st 1941.
Wfl BillorALO M. taiga:
.....
alternateTY smile ..cve'd.kly and try to
,read th,story in the paper from.wliere
it 10 lying `on the toot:se:So you see
fatherhood s,also, has • its etri,als, and
tribulations . *especially after the
baby's bath on SenidaY•morningl
AGUE -ED .
irtearditie News),...s --
In his campaign ker election its reeve
of Tara, C.' R. YanDusen, who "edits
.The Tara Leader, cited spending money
for ,advertising of :Tara -as a suMnier ,
Tourist ton a Waste of the
,pgyere",mextey: "laving been in Tara
in surnnwr, r‘Wii"agree.
ammo' niarraupmiriousettrma.
OPadina Ave.; atcollege
A. let..Feekell
• President -- '
. IV1611-111n
Twenty' per cent, disceunf on present4tocik for tali- new., of season.' •
" WILLIAMS '&1 SCN GRANITE- WORKS
• 44:100st card will 1)11.11g to your 'home.
Niew:glesigns7-4"nd, new granite, 1Pres- transportation to . Oar -10'fifee.
• •• 447 St. ratrWkik, Phone -921W fiVBATFOlto
that
(Letlibrido.,,nerald)`_, ,
There is good deal' of raisundere
standing about '*the' killing of `Wain-
wright Park buffalo. 'Ste jot of people
are greatly exercleed overewhat they
believe to be wanton "slatigliter of the'
bfg herd; eleeeendants*of, the Pablo hut -
tato herd moved fro* Montana- to
Wainwright by the lateolftneeeelsirmele,
Oliver When lie was DOViiiterr-Alinister
a the Interior more than thirty years
-
,
It might have been if,S.Ins.the
first announeeoaent, the Government ot
OttaWa had been a bit more deAnite
and; eeplattatorYee'What -happened -was-
600 or 700 head of Pablo beitio
alak a reff,.,shiPF3 "et/ -'-Weeir:' we are had. grown to a herd 'of some 7,000 at
To ansWer life'secommands,
told that nearly tine thousand eargro Wainwright together vvith a 00111)10 of 1 Ilow lightened. flees our burden SOeM
Alpo rove, lit and out of libeftiela Portis ttiottsandt E
at; Wand Park, anifseev- If someone untleretands.
let a Week, 'The enemy is hardly, mak. eral thousand -head more in the Port -W. G. Palmer An -Toronto Star.
us es dent , in jaeitaitse immense ". Studth eountry inetlie Nortliveest Terri-
si, Toronto 'preaeher advocates, the elle with the wood buffalo whieb had Itairifil-Boils,
'Elk Island Park are relatively' tre 0 6, 6
troneher 'and othen like. lilm, 'who WSJ°, which 'have crossed successfully When boils sttirt to brthic 00 04
,SOMEONE tNDERSTANDS-:
When troubled times. With _doubts and
fears .. OS's es -see
- Cast shadow0. atourfeet,
When at the dawn . you cannot smile
,The .coming day . to' greet,
'When with te, heavy 'heart You go -
•The way your path 'demands,
sethere-netcomfortif_YoveliateAv
That someone understands?
If someone Understands, .comes then
A. cottrab born anew , '
Which keep YOU eVer preesing on
Till skies again are bine. • • ,
.sonleone understands, there cokes
.
that'S btarlettown seee----;:- -
When to yoit,eallSset-velee that eit
You , journey not alone. •
To 'etreryontY there "come the days
When eares seem all.too great,
And, as _we shbulder them, It sedin§
We'd weary with their 'weight
Yet Nirlien we face our many trials'
-4,11*Asha..114wIsk=cto: pro
Otations on Or make offerings
,..of all issues of Dominion, of Canada
Tondo,
tortes on Allierta'a northern fringee to *******esseuesa -weeeeliss .osoresisenisraine
sionreek of ehipping. which area they Were transpoeted a few •
pee * * years trot to see if `they te-ould
retlitti!tion of the tiension age to sixty. inhabited that ;arm sinee before the
inding Uwe money to pay them'? I I
five years or under.Bad Bi 'at* 'Calls
why flit, tive white Man etune. The entailer herd in
• ever/hot* a perodon and give tide -from tubereulosise and the northern
anittite for sigre pensious. the len ee with the wood buffalo, are also healthy. different pots of the body it, is Vitt
,Ileft, unfortitnately, the WainWright evidence theft, the MOO 1315 , Ott e up ,
herd had become shot through with -With imparitieo.
• * ,41. ,t1 bereulosie end that 18 one of the oust iyhen-,yan oink Ion nie
INV ocereennont blis to bate e.„,44,,.. i A...i for killing the butralo,,,t1t,,, ,,,.. ..„., ....,.., .....3 ....,,,,Iong It toir misery.
ono, loather crop* mi to tos.a. its
Th. Toronto .8tar Flays' that, „. while i uotiu reaSon4 for killing them -it
-"- I no needleme elatighter. Canada lee been IS"""'" 'suss m4"
.1111nar7 r""1"" t-'3 meet '' 'el•tra' killing off, a touple of thousand head . All the living 'ma ponitiellig 7E51
ordinary etpenle% 'ittt this timeit'd each year for some year at Wain. auty Ao will notntop More tomb%
elbould be *Penrod Iti Setae other way wrielit beettnee the perk grass, was not why eot gl.vo ibnt old, reliable,
henithy rut m
tboa by by inertia,* in the amett tom , silificient 'to inaintaina the herd. The% mood otitifiring - m* no
aw,b,*
)kotvi." saya Th. Pitor, with *hin lu
ewe bchers to be sold to the pu ) e st: build ithart"aaas ha." uNti. it 1".
, we& nteelot snti rosons, !flhol. killing of the thks VerPose duthlit th*Psat Yvan.
• • • trnifsio. therefore, IA not different from1 TR
sk• B,B.. Ana get via of **bad
trio, Janine of renee "Me every (Ise at tiolya *id tue bon* -too.
threbtook, rho canatin 0%-
.. ...... . _, onr porting Pinntl, sn4 oloes rtot war,
% . i__lir, ushikr* oe,,, iAt. 'Amos._ _
-- ' - -Nen Abusee" *be -sew t rsnt teor• and rerrirsinstions,
, ...... ... -
"That wotst of *0 tares is already toot II/11141 are petrt ( larr Blood Bitter* tk &mita to bells& the
.11,411ttelletoroltb,