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Politician's Discovery at
Home Shr)tws Revival of
Di ga e Traffic
The greatest menace to agriculture
Lonflon,--A revival in the cocaine le, tee bingo „mbel• of inseat posts
traffic is causing the London police which, with very little encouragement,
authorities -grave concern, Matters spread at all 'alar•Inieg rate, Theeo
have been brought to a head by the are particularly Prevalent and persist -
discovery made by an- eminent Politi-
cian that Ilia own son had become
victim to the habit. He caused inquir-
ies as to the source of supply to be
made and a report sent to the Home
oince,
Increased vigilance on the part of
the police at the ports Will, it is
hoped, cheek the renewed infiltration
of supplies of cocaine into this coun-
try, Scotland Yard officers are en=
deavoring to trace the new centres of
Its distribution in London,
While no very' considerable amounts
of "snow" are coming in in bulk there
is a steady importation of small pack-
ets, which are eagerly sought for by
drug addicts.
It is believed that the principal mar-
ket for the circulation of cocaine
exists at Cannes; and that it is being
brought to this country by first-class
passengers, who conceal it in belts
worn under -the clothing. ;
In London both men and women are
engaged in distributing supplies, and
it is • believed that the selling and
handing over take place., secretly in
some of the bettor -class night clubs,
Certain dancing instructresses are sus-
pected of acting as go-betweens,
One aspect df the traffic is the rick
of blackmail by the unscrupulous ven-
dors of cocaine' to whichthe addicts
expose themselves. Several cases
have recently been brought to the no.
tice of the police.
` Traffickers do not hesitate to pass
off diluted cocaine upon their custom-
ers. The latter, therefore, contract
the habit of increasing the doses to
furnish the requisite degree of stiniu-
open to the danger of overdosing when
lation. Thus they lay themselves
an undiluted supply is received. Some
of the mixture oifered.as real cocaine
Is a compound of boracic acid and
sugar -milk.
Side by side with the increase in
cocaine imports there is a growing
trade in opium. Scotland Yard deter;
tines who were keeping observation
upon a suspected sus dump in the
East End a few nights ago saw an un-
expected incident—the arrival of an
expensive car at the house of a
Chinese near by and the cautious de-
livery in the .darkness of a small par-
'eel.
ar'cel. It was done rapidly in a few sec-
onds, and before the officers could
close upon the house the car had de-
parted; nor 'could any trace be found
of the package, Which is believed to
bave contained ,opium.
Chinese Smugglers.
Small quantities of this drug are
being smuggled through by Chinese
seamen, who, knowing that special at-
tention is paid to them, persuade ship-
mates of other nationalities to carry
the dope past the police at he dock.
gates.
Two important seizures of cocaine
have already been made in London
this year. In one case the drug was
of Japanese manufacture and had been
smuggled into England by a Lascar in
a vessel arriving from the Far East.
In the other, the ..cocaine was export-
ed from Germany to Lithuania and
smuggled 1$y a Lithuanian residing in
London:
These facts were made known re-
cently in the British Government's an-
nual report to the League of Nations
on the subject of opium and danger-
ous drugs. The report also mentions
the seizure of 33 packets containing a
email quantity of opium wrapped up'
like chewing gum. Except where the
owner could :not be traced, all the
6muggled opium was traced to Chin -
Bee.
Of the 60 persons against whom -
proceedings were taken for the unlaw-
ful possession of drugs, 49 were males,
Including four doctors. -In all the 11
cases against-fe}nales the charge re-
Iated to the possession of morphine.
One doctor, one nurse, and two hos-
pital matrons were involved.
The report points out that no infor-
mation has been received that any
firm in Great Britain : has been en-
gaged in smuggling drugs abroad, nor
bave any seizlrres of, drugs of British
manufacture been reported during the
year. The import of raw opium dur-
ing the twelve months under survey.
was 17,042 lbs.,of morphine 663 lbs.,
and cocaine 1,282 lbs.
More Maple Sugar
Ottawa.—Official statistics show an
Increase of nearly 4,000,000 pounds in.
the production of maple sugar in Can-
ada in 1928 compared with 1927. The
estimated production for 1928 was 13,-
798,000 pounds valued at $2,269,686.
Quebec is tho.principal maple sugar
producing province in Canada, al-
though rivalled closely by Ontario in
the production of maple syrup.
There Is no better mora which
culture can have than these words
of Bishop Wilson: "To make reason
and the will of God prevail."—Mat-
thew Arnold.
nn
oto
THE CONTROL .OF'PESTS
soil is left In a ltlrnpy condition which' 1'l .'t�1 I�TI'1 tt liM RAl
All th Boil ie ��
cut belt utero is no oomllleto turnitg
will not drift readily. s
or inversion snub. as 0Ceurs wttla the;
common plough. That is to 'say, in
stubble land Lilo stubble is mixed WIth Symptoms That the Blood is
ths- lumpy soil, A arty -acre glimmer
l
Thin Should Not beNegIe tela
fallow that lead become covered with
a strong growth of weede wee plough• Weak, run -dawn, lacking strength;
ed to a . depth of tour inehos 11Y a energy anti ambition, nervous, sleep
7ea-foot machine in two days' time. ' less, poor appetite, digestion dlsturb•I
The opinion is expressed by the ed—tlleee are the symptoms nameel.
Mit in gartlene, and unless control 1'superintendent that whereeawflies by a great mejoritY Of people 'who
measures are iustituted 000make;, are preemie ploughing down by this have been benefitted by the use 01 Dr.'
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crops of vegetables and fiowOrs a total machine may bave, a tendency to Yl illiarns Pink Pills. These tonic
loss,; I spread these insects, which, when pills correct the condition- deeeribed
Injurious insects „lay be divided,1 turned down with the • ordinary and if you have any of these symp-
1,'oughly, into two classes, by the na- ! plough, are . largely destroyed. One i toms you , should giye these pills a
tore of their mouth parte, "biting' i of its advantag9s is to reduce the time trial. Their great \value in Oases of
insects wtrich bite and chew their and labor cost of preparation far sec- this kind is shown Ay the statement
food, such, as cutworms, leaf- eafing l ond:yeer trope after summer fallow, of Airs, James A, Tibbetts, Halifax,
beetles etc and "sucking" insects, By haetening the spring welt it is N.S,, who says.—"I was completely
which suck upj their food by means possible to get at the summer fallow run down in health.' My blood was
bad that 1 did not sleep well et night,
My appetite was poor and the least
exertion left me weak and trembling.
When I went out I' would have a se-
vere hadaelle, and would have to 110
down as soon es I got in the house.
last year. This machine is operated .A friend advised me to try Dr. Wil -
of their beaks, such as aphids, the earlier and maks a better job of the thin and eatery, and my nerves so
tau"e' bugs, the scale insects, etc. For field,,
the first a stomach poison is necessary
and for the second a contact inseeti- A NEW TYPE OF POWER BINDER
t
tide, A power grain binder eutting a ten -
"Insects of the Flower Garden and foot swath was given a trial at the
Their Control" Is a new bulletin of Swift Current Experimental Station
the Department of Agriculture, No,
99 -new series. This may be had
on application to the Publications
Branch, Department of Agriculture,
Ottawa, and in it will be found a very
full treatise on the cultural,.practices
for the '0011E1'01 of insects, also the
formulae for insecticides and the way
to apply them. Arthur Gibson, Do-
minion Entomologist. has covered the
control of destructive insects ,in a
very full and complete' manner in this
bulletin, and the work is fully illus-
trated.,
FARM MACHINERY
New types or 'farm machinery are
tried out every year at the Experimen-
tal over the ordinary horse-drawn binder
Farms and Stations. At the Swift
Current Station in Saskatchewan the .were not marked, although he points
out it may be operdted for longer days
in favorable weather.
BUY CANADIAN GROWN BULBS
out or Malign them entagonistie—not'
her theology''
"1 am jnollned ie,„think that the
Pope hit the nail on the head, I Real
mere inclined to think BO since b
have noted tbo covert or even open
attricke on, the fundamental Christian
Inol'a11ty found in many of the religi-
ens booke tied, ertleles by our clever
intellectuals, �.
aPoreonally, when I find a man who
begins telling me that he dons not
have anYthinp to do With the
churches because they repeat Mel
Apostles' Creed, I am inclined to ask
bite 1f' It in not rather because they
repeat the Ton Commandments."
by a tractor that drives the machinery Hams Pink Pills. I soon found they
from its own power, It proved par- were helping me' and by the time I
ticuiarly useful in heavy erops that had taken the sixth box I felt like a
were lodged and .tangled which would new woman, and bave enjoyed good
have been slow and difficult to handle health ever since, For this reasonI
with the ordinary binder driven b -a
ground wheel, which, under a heavy
load, would slip and stop the ma-
chinery. This new typo of machine
was capable of harvesting from 20 to
30 acme a day, depending on the con-
dition of the crop. In the report of
the station for last year; published by
the Department of Agriculture, Ot-
tawa, the superintendent remarks
that with standing crops and dry wea-
ther the advantages of this machine
results of a test with a new type of
disc plough are given in the report of
thesuperintendent'of this station for
the year 1027,: which is available at
the Publications Branch, Department
of Agriculture, Ottawa. This machine
works like a disc harrow. It consists
01 a series of discs 20 to 24 inches in
diameter attachodtto a frame carried
on wheels. For ploughing the discs
are set at an angle ,of about 30 de-
green from the line' of travel, and
throw the soil in one direction. The
widths- of cut varies from 6 to 10 feet
and the rate of travel depends on the
power andspeed. of tho tractor and
the depth of the cut. A ten-foo4
plough, it is shown, is capable of cov-
ering 30 acres in a ten-hour day. The
The Canadian apple''erop for 1928 is
cep/tutted to yield 2,938,970 barrels, an
increase of four per cent. Nearly half
the total is produced in British Co
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Suis ec Ti�'ea res-
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Mon you i�oquhe7 R,. liotog5i'apher—
"Perfectly na'Cn , sir." /"Then be
quick; it hurt my fry „ ...:,
e
Wile ; , your
Children ry
for it
Canadian bulbs are rapidly dis-
placing Holland grown stock, and the
reason for this is apparent, British
Columbia grown bulbs have been test-
ed in every province of the Dominion
on the Experimental Farms, and in
practically every ease the verdict w00
"as good" and in some cases "better"
than imported bulbs.
These results- are fully outlined in
Bulletin No. 95, "Some Flowering
Bulbs," which may be had on applica-
tion to the Publications Branch, De-
partment of Agriculture, Ottawa.
Tulips, narcisses, hyacinth, crocus,
etc„ are bulbs that are planted in the
fall, and whether for the garden or
the house orders should be placed im-
mediately. The bulletin referred to
gives suggestions and advice on soil,
fertilizers, culture, etc„ and in addi-
tion lists the best varieties by color.
The results 'of experiments are` also
given. A chapter on common bulb dis-
ease completes, a very excellent bulle-
tin, which also contains many illustra-
tions, including a colored plate of Dar-
win tulips.—Issued by the Director of
Publicity, Domiion Department of
Agriculture, Ottawa.
A Glasgow man whose'business and
private reputation would not have
stood too much scrutiny ultimately
found himself in the dock on a serious
charge. But his lawyers played their
parts so skillfully that the judge die -
missed the case, telling the accused
that he "left the dock without a stain
on his character.' On leaving the
building one of his cronies approached.
him and remarked: "Mau, Jamie, did
i you hoar what his lordship said about
your character? Wasn't it a darned
good job -you were arrested, you lucky
clog?' •
Young Barrister (concluding his
case)—"If, gentlemen of the jury, the
defendant's hogs are permitted -to
roam at large over the fair fields oe
my client with impunity, then—yes,
then, indeed, have our forefathers
taught and bled and died in vain!"
If you take temptation into account,
can highly recommend the pills to
anyone run-down or troubled with
their nerves."
Not only do Dr. Williams' Pink
pills help the nerves. Their main
function is to enrich end increase the
blood, end as the blood supplies the
whole body, new life is given to the
entire system. Better sleep, steady
nerves, improved appetite, increased
vigor—all these can be yours by tak-
ing Dr. Williams' Plnk Pills. Begin
then to -day. Sold by all medicine
dealers, or by mail post paid, at 50
cents a box from The Dr. Williams'
'Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont,
Poor Business
A young couple, allotted a telephone
number that formerly belonged to a
Turkish bath place, were frequently
rung up by mistake.
One night a man rang up and asked
for one of the company's cars to be
sent for him, and, although he was
told politely he had the wrong num-
ber, he rang again --and still again,
After midnight Ole tang up a fourth
time.
The irate husband went Into a long
and embittered explanation of the
whole situation, explaining that he
was a private resident, that ea
certaincertain rights, that he had no cars,
and that he gave u0 Turkish bathe,1
He rang off, congratulating himself
that he had at last put the man Off,
A minute or two later, however, the
„ran rang up again.
"Lemma tell you one thing," he said.,
"You'll never, never get any custom -1
ars that way!"—Helpful.
The Peace Pact
Wickham Steed in the Review of
Reviews (London): It cannot be said
that the British Government hes dis-
tinguished itself by enthusiasm for
the Peace Pact. Its tardiness in an-
nouncing its final acceptance of the
last American note may be explicable,
and Sir Austin Chamberlain's explana-
tions of it may be perfectly sound.
But there has been a woeful absence
of undisguised goodwill on the part of
British Ministers.
Castoria 18 a comfort when Baby le'
fretful. No sooner taken than the lit'
tle one is at ease. ;f restless, a feW.
drops soon bring contentment. No
harm done, fon Castoria is a baby
remedy, meant or babies. Perfectly who is to gay that he is -better than
savetthgive
doctorthe s ouugest fonfant;thatyou
his neighbor? W. M. Thackeray.
It
is -a vegetable product and you e0uld
use, it every day. But it's in ap
emergency that Castoria means most.
Some night when constipation must
be relieved—or, colic pains—or. other
Buttering, Never be without it; some
mothers, keep an extra bottle, un-
opened, to make sure there will al-
ways be Castoria in the house: It is
effective for older children, toe; read
the book that comes with it.
'Clothes will turn a woman's head
every time if they're on the other wo-
man she's just passed.
In the days of Cromwell
fine quality tea cost as much
as thirty dollars a pound.
To -day, you only pay a few
cents more for Red Rose
Orange Pekoe than for ordi-
nary tea, but you get the
highest quality and greatest
value. Put . up in clean,.
bright aluminum packages.
High School Boards and Boards of Education
Are authorized bylaw to,establleh
INDUSTRIAL, TECHNICAL AND
ART SCHOOLS
With the approval of the Minister et Education.
DAY AND EVENING, CLASSES
a be con noted' In aosealanoe with the regulatloes Issued by
m Y "u`ar1m"itnt of Eil`ucatio`s �' „M;t«
Life dap t -~•-z,. G �4nwo»....
THEORETICAL AND PRACTICAL INSTRUCTION "erni"ihaad�`+'•.av
is given In various trades. the schools and claeeee are under the
direction of AN ADVISORY, CO emMITTEE.
e, 'Should
"
Application for attendanchould be inattie to the Principal of the
cahoot.
MANUAL 7 RAINING, HOUSEHOLD
COMf'^;K�gii(c•"��gUbJECTB,
:,Cik`4CGt AND AGRICULTURE AND HORTICULTURE are provided
for In the Coureee of Study In Public, Separate, Continuation and High,:
School°, Collegiate Inetltutes, Vocational Schools and Departments.
Copies of the Regulations leaued by the Minister of Education may be
obtained from the Deputy'Minister, Parliament Bul!dinge, Toronto.
CAST ASIDE HER VEiL
Mme. Mahon„ya Same Pasha,
beautiful young Egyptian, 0110 bi 5.11-8
first to discard the veil in 1923, is
wife of the envoy of King Fuad in
MANY MOTHERS
RECOMMEND BEM
dr 9!
uit e
If y: i want the very hest, ask
for Red Rose Orange Pekoe
In dean, bright Aluminum
No Stockings
Since its inception the League of
Nations has been brought up against
many Peculiar problems, but recently
ft faced a new one that absolutely
staggered the members, Three ladies
appeared with credentials for en-
trance from one of the most influen-
tial members of the League. They
wore no stockings, but the usher who
tried to bar their entrance found him-
self powerless, in view of their creden-
tials, to do so. They remained
throughout the session, and It is re-
ported by cable'that the Council was
plainly upset and that the members
seemed abstracted.
This will never do, If .the deliberte
Dons of the League are to be brought
to such a pass through the absence of
stockings, then it would seem only
proper to draft a protocol requiring
all and sundry feminine visitors to
wear stockings in addition to their or-
dinary attire, at least while in the
League chamhber or in the purlieus
of the League offices. The fashion oP,
going stockingless in the summertime
was introduced in New York some
years ago, and has gained somewhat
in favor, though it is not likely ever
to become evidespread,or popular, Af-
ter all, it is merely a harking back to
the practice of two thousand years
ago and more. But since we have got
used to stockings, whether sheer or
otherwise, it appears . unwise to dis-
turb our most responsible legislators
of peace plans by distracting their at-
tention from abstract problems by
such practicul charms as the absence
of stockings may reveal. -Montreal
Star.
Baby's Own Tablets Are Fb.ie
for Nervous, Sleepless
Children.
From Canada the fano of Baby's'
Own Tablets is spreading over the
world. Mothers recommend them to
other mothers and wherever they
are tried nothing but words of praise Taking Lyda E.
are heard for these pleasant tasting about it all that would appeal to the-
little tablets that promptly relieve friend's of Job,' it is the reflection that; ye. • ' lg
the minor ailments of young children. the next war will be suddenly and de -1.
"Baby's Own Tablets are one of the vaetatingly destructive of civilian fife 1
best remedies for children's ailments that It cannot go on long. And even
I have ever used," says Mrs. Arthur this consolation is precarious; for the Port':
i..>L;;^. of Auburn, Me. "My little result might be not pence, bet anarelri- 1 an opera,
girl was neri.:_?,'ipd could not Bleep. cal confusion.
London Bombed
Kappa in the Nation and Athenaeum
(Loudon): (London was "devastated"
and its population gassed wholesale in
the air manoeuvres last month.) In
another war any city that is attacked
from the air will very quickly be made
uninhabitable. If there is any thought Woman Strengthened by
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Who made the first radio? Answers
Adam; he took one of hie spare parts
and made a loud speaker.
Father—Madge, is that young man
ever going home? Daughter—We've
been talking that over and wd've de-
cided it all depends upon you.
CANCER
1' REE BOOKn
Se to n Rue n
t 5
Tells cause of cancer and what to do
for pain, bleeding, odor, etc. Write
for it to -day, mentioning this paper.
Address Indianapolis Cancer Hospital,
Indianapolis, Ind.
A. Rubdown
. Exercise will not cause stiff-.
nese if you'll massage your
body with Minard's.
"PED ME
HOER! Kr
I tried the Tablets anu she was re -
Washington. lieved at once. She was also
with constipation and nothing seemed
Why Some Hate to help her. I had used the Tablets
troubled
but a short time before her bowels
were regular. All mothers should
the Church keep Baby's Own Tablets In the house,
for they are a valuable remedy." shores;
Dislike of the Ten Commandments Baby's Own Tablets are sold by all
rather than opposition to theology is druggists or will be mailed on receipt And thus I thank the he.
what explains the indifference of the orprice, 25 cents per box, by The Dr. see,—
so-called intelletctuals to the Church, Williams' Medicine Co., Brockville,
believes Dr. Frederick Lynch, who is ,Ont. Unlivoried page of currer
himself a writer of some note and = ---Alexander Louis
eminent among the leaders of religi•gieetj gil( fyot'
ous thought. Dr. Lynch, writing in
"The Christian Herald" (New York), Song Birds,
Haven
Minaro's Liniment for aching Joints.
And while we breakfast in the morn-
ing light,
We hear the waves beating ou o"'
says he is acquainted with most of
the novels which deal with the strug-
gle between faith and doubt,' ortho-
doxy and modernism, and he regards
the treatment of the problem as an
indication that the public has not lost
its interest In religion. These books,
he says, are full of the difficulties
which, the thoughtful Man experiences
in accepting the confessions and the
i d it the as -
Hilo Chamber of Commerce' -
Asks Permit to Import
Songsters for Island
Hilo, T.H.-If present plans ma-
terialize, Hawaii may become a para-
dise for song birds.
To -flay there are very few song
birds on the islands, but the. Chamber
creeds, and they all en with
t of Commerce of Hilo ie, sponsoring ef-
smi
antignt "Let the Church drip its forts to obtain permission from the
antiquated theologies,' rewrite its territorial Board of Forestry and Ag -
creeds, or abolish them entirely; let ricuiture to import the birds. •
it preach simply the fatherhood of The downey woodpecker, flicker,
God and .the brotherhood of man;
above all, let it make service the only
test of membership, and the thought-
ful people and the students will flock brunt -tit, cliff swallow, American gold-
te it again." All this sounds con- finch. and nwouin-
vincing, but it is not true, says Dr. eluded in tho
theroadrugroup.ner These bildrdsbe, it
Lynch. "Tho country is full of is pointed out, bave no destructive.
churches which have done just this habits that would make them undesir-'
thing, and those who neglect the able in the islands.
Church /because of its antiquated Moo- Already the Board of Forestry and,
trines do not go near them." In sups Agriculture has approved the iimpor-,
port of his assertion, Dr. Lynch , re -
red -faced warbler, chickadee, brown.
creeper, house wren, breasted nut-
hatch, purple martin, nighthawk
cites:
"In the summer of 1928 I happen-
ed to be in Rome. It was Holy Year,
and thousands of pilgrims from all
over the world were docking into the
city. Every day at noon the rope
met hundreds of these pilgrims In a
ball in the Veteran and preached a
Ave sermon to them. I happened
to be Present one day, and I was very
curious to know what the Pope would
say to that dense throng. What he
said in substance was tide: 'Y 1�n111 steer e
lind 11i -i' b1J 'MIND 66-daY zroups,
of men who hate the Christian
Church, and are attacking it. They
will tell you they are opposed to it
or indifferent to it because of its doe-
tribe, Do not let them deceive you.
It 1e not the Chnroh's, doctrines or
ter
m
• Iti s e
cho
a disturbs
1 th t,
h o 0
e Y
t g
morality that they hate. It Is her 110-
mautte of the pure, unselfish, sacra-
+ halal, sinless life that keep them
tation of such birds as the Chinese
thrush, Pekin nightingale, yamagara,l
meadow lark, Willie wagtail, pewee
lark, chacalaca, currasow and guar.
Since the meadow lark. is already
o nthe approved list an attempt is to
be „rade t9 import a number of these
birds Immediately.
Veterinaries use Minard's Liniment.
They had both Spent an,amusing
evening, and as they livedTn the' same
street E S,,i� sQ, ai able lira
'i ' ul "collide „'l each Other
iioulcl cola
on the way home. Sala the first re
yeller: "Jovver see me before?" "No,
answred the second. "You know who
I am, then?" "Not" "Then you don't
know who: I am?" "No, I don't"
"Then how do' you know its me?"
—
"Honeymoon Salad — "Let us"
alone.
IUE
9S o28 II
87—
Excess acid is the common cause of
indigestion. It results in pain and 1
sourness about two hours after eating.
The quick,corrective is an alkali which
neutralizes acid. The best corrective
is Phillips' Milk of Magnesia. It lute
remained standard with physicians in
the 50 years since its invention.
Ona spoonful of Phillips' Milk of
Magnesia neutralizes instantly 'many
times its volume in acid. It is harm-
it have
nisere
voug'
less and tasteless and its action is
quick. You will never rely on -crude
methods, never continue to suffer,
when you learn how quickly, how
Pleasantly this prettier method amts.
Please let it show you—now.
Be sure to get the genuine Phillips'
Mille of Magnesiaprescribedby physi-
cians for 50 years in correcting ex-
cess acids. Each bottle contains full
directions—any drugstore.
APPLICATIONS
Are Filled As Far
As Possible In the
Order In Which
They Are
Received
ONTARIO
DEPARTMENT
OF AGRICULTURE
APPLICATIONS
Offering .Annual
Work Are
Invariably
Given the
Preference
. Farm lielp Supplied
The Colonization and Immigration Branch of the
Department of Agriculture for Ontario will have available a
number of Experienced Married Men With Their Wives
and Familles—Marrled Couples Without Children-
Alco Single Men.
reamersrestating holy will be well
advised to make early application t0
Geo. A. Elliot
Dlreotor of 'Colenizntlon
Pnrtloment awn.,
Toronto, 00,
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