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I . . .. I III at least three �ea,I fo I 11M . I . I I .. (I I IY . I � s 01, fill ray Ises that may be heard from a I . .: � .
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I * I . d dri infles per licirr at, graI to ayci, / fisbeil have eyes without movable eye. of these fishes travelling In schools, � ,
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� . . I . I FirlIng order Of ,CYN,nders 1 and avaidable tire abuses. . I I I 1: I ��, A,�� il� I /� I ' �',',b1*21 ,,a lardlY suitabl lit, the . .1 .1 . :, �,:;!
,:, �,�: . a for smiling, ! PigfIsh and the hogfigil Make sounds
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1� Driv-Ing ,in hi h Speed On a Jaye I �_� � 1, ,, i " 1. stratlons, , its name from tlz,e croak it gives when, .. .
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- -to , . - � - , I '�,, caught. Carp aIS.o croak when taken: ;� ,�i
,.. -ad-, what is the lap'se of fte in se _:truck tires. Flag and .tube I __� .. - �'i, , . �1' - 4 Change of color to be on I 11 . . _4
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. I IYotth Re -Telling and Rdmembefirig.i,aiblle length of time. � I I 1. � ,� ,_ 1". oil color are the- parratilsh and sticki ; I I I-, I **
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� .g "Aa tomes alo.ug, ? 11 so - , I I . , -1- pers and appear to be always carrying, ..
rcad ho t lid the - Universal Joints. . I � 1 no less careful of their sensitive
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;, - "011, ulldv` . On'a,n On'01"ObAle lot Motor truck but. in C�,+ 0 L - ------------------ 6 -1 1. Ll�. g@l. between the males are exceedingly � �1 .,�'. - ,
1. r -MG -AY!" answered-, he, none works So, hard and -so efficiently' . . a Common, I 4..."r �l
: . ealn'lly. "As f -_ - - ., , I sense of taste in Ashes. is their acute
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. � retamn is plad�nly -Mggeeted in this ra2,ecoary on the propeller. Shaft ex- � '�',. - t � � . � � 1, 1 ;11.
'4 -��Ihlch appeared -in. a news- tEndd ' 1! P P1 A IR IE a,,.,p;o ential worth ciommerel . - _ _ ----.----..---,. ___ ... I ---.--. `11 �_., � I I
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;I "Here liles the bc I sOfiiI6 magnitude and have' creasing in Canada,is indicated In a . � .
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�i � Who died Maintadning, his right of ve WELL TIMBERED Thb�,pllcvincei it has been ei . Z",�;,,.
,��'. I 1. WI I I rsal joI -are known to operate ,, . I Ilt , . ' stlinated, the figures of ten and twenty years . . � -,
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. - Ot over 98 par Cent, efficlenn.y, whil . s a out 1,920,000 feet of saw In 1900 the production of Cream- , � ,_ .
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, I tiffiPer or 4,000,000 feet B. �M. I ery butter was 36,066,739 pounds . " . �
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- d right, as he. sped cailluot bo,said of any olther part of an 0 N L Y S SEC-,' ,��,'.Xl'berta. is estimated to contain, Yalu d at ,4240,9-72. �
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1� Bu' . as Just as doad 'as if he'd been work. . TION IS TRULES . . 64,698,165 'pounds 11
� wrIGnig. . . S � A OUb twenty one billion, board feet of T
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. I I - III .,tim�er, the principal -species, be- valued at $15,645, , t .. . ..
It I The univerval j0dIlt, as its name . ;. - , - -
Ili � - - in _�"gvTllce, lodgepole pine, Do 145. By 1020 it had almost redoubled It lk� I I " �,;,
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., Tire Life. molvcimant Of tile P-rciaeller sh-aft. It: Forests of the:i West W ta ��ar, balsEem fir, ,white birch and . ounds' worth I .�, . I i
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.like Your thum,b - . , $62,306,794, quadrupling in value. A f , A, . ,
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h .,a-�, for ,jruck wi a in all directrons, A un,iversal, I - large factor in nftintaiiiing this con- .� 11
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I I a Substantial Source of Re- J Ei�vP havoc in the forests of the pro- Remarkable Progress in Past sistent increase has been the enthusi- i 1.
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il -drivers on the care of - solid, and prleu - joint takes the ,Povv-er of the engine . venue in t . he Future. ,, much of which has been devas- -i I
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let v.haft; It seems a contradiction in.terms to , �epr'oductl6n. b mainly Iqd ego' to the industry and the past few _1Q, ,
4 �� mlatic truck ti`r0z) f0rnlulatedlby' tile and transanits it to the Propel] . J,tatgd and,on the burnt -over areas the Twenty Years With Bright astic entry of the Western provinces ,� _%��
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�j , . teall,ndcal department of ,a learling. tire at the ,same time ,thiI joint may b . speak of timber or the lumber Ifth ,are-& sof poplar and birch. Liim- Prospects for the Future. Yeats have seen the most remarkable I 1. �, . ,�� I I
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dwiners: I 0-1 try in regard to Manitoba, Saskatche. I bering operations ai�a priaciga-Ily con. Canadian agriculture has achieved a development of dairying -'-. ". , ���
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0071II . I -so widely known as -the prairie proj�-Wldch contains all- the lumber at pre- products, the latitude bela , �, -I I �
�i . . Slight ,or OCCUSlional heavy -axle keeps mo -,I up and down Over I .g as broad, West's Remarkable Development. I il, 11.
.1 - Overloads shorten tire life. I . vinces. But it is the term whicI �'ie�t merchantable in Alberta. There In fact, as t1le linas of agriculture fol- To cite the, instance of.one province . 1
the road., Tile prorpeller ,Shaft a-ligu- fault for the appellation ,� I lowed limited c 4 I .
2 -'Distribute the load in'tbe truck- lardity vallies,aiccoriding to the rellati I ,is a MIfsU__ _ sq are miles -9
I body 00 each tire will b va, 1,;.are nearly eight hundrea u illy by situation and only, in 1920 Saskatchewan secured an � - I .
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aaa. its pro,po lat ;Present under lfce�k;. Famous., agricu.1turally, in Increase of more than 40,000 P unds . . - .1
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. arried. are I provinces that area first ,p ketrated''Tissuied prior to, the establishment, of the first instance for bar giant ranch- of creamery butter over her previous -,:� -
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S. OverspiI a tire ha:9 the.. s and settled, can strictly be, K'& theyeserve. .� as which sent their big fat cattle all year's record, accounting for an in- . I 7 "I
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I am -e the sh-afts woul.c.1 bend ox break, a -lid prairie, and ,even alled'., I . over the world, she turned as sucaiI crease Of more than h!alf,,a million dol- 'r .. ��
liarmful effeat as' ii,veTfoladin,g. Reep hence co- , so this a l � ' .
pparent Y , A � 'Saskatchewa,h Well Timbered.
truck Speed within pre. -o . ald not tranzinift Power I � . .. ,. 11 �: �: � ,
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; _ribed Idmits.' EveTy automc,biqe 'ut3e3 �lilnive._, � treeless vast is relieved bk�. general'; T�';, fully to grain raising.when the farmer I lars in revenue from this s . .
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.per inflaticI - I , a . p§_ream; .:� �e_ I - �6,;666",�c�es.,i,t�e,Ic,o4a4,y.��ic,;,.ige ansts ..,carried-9ft, A, , � . I . ,
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ZQI Power. Careful, S 1.9, remark'- fine luxuriant parkland, I&, 11 . �. ,;.
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I UIre Cos. . I 11 " NU tisie timbor trade of tile accepted, theexcellent standard of her Spective figuies being $4,091,874 and �., I �.
I . I oil rough o" rutty road'S will reduce wheD c3I forgat lit. Most, ,Owners' becoming - thicker and danger as pro- ii,*, . I period has nearly quadrupled, the r T
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� Tilres -cannot gi,ve I 91-ves anyi the north, heavy woods and s,wamps - 'fling.'r,epord In Dominion Agures i many foreign countries for animals to is Progressing at a I 5* I .
� fu -11 S'e"Td-ce !P-sub-'troublla; but the wice �Qwner wil, t it is' P,4tii,inci,IIY:-Of a high value and of startling rate. ,,, �:�
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,j'actedtO the d1a,90 I no. are encountered containing much mer- . ,In the export of Manitoba In five years h s increased *
� Mal grind resulting 'allow joint,$ to ,go withoat grease. I I great�'iiical imporia a � 6 � I
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I I :from im, Ing or from mis- I Ste ds ,3,61slly injected through Wibli, the vast. stands of merchant- I hVe hiSiory ct the great Plains, would each Year penetrating new markets, butter fro . . .., I
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7. Use -olialins ow.y as I. I not I ab � le timber in other, provinces, exist- " Gil in five million pounds to
long az the able grease run,. The joint should Ing in close,contiguit , Pcas4isiOn of the. northern woods. bid for fame as a dairying country, M I
Y to the railroads three milalons, to Six millions, and Al- .1�
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- tilactlon wheI aTe ljke�y to Slip and be filled, c0implateay-one-third full is alrd other transportation means,, and I Wllils�, little, it any, of the thilber cut with the -strongest evidence in the way berta the astounding increment of 1, .1 . I
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. I saly. I sufffilelelit. . . ever'., ets;.beyond the:' borders, of its of* a yearly increasing output whilet eight million pounds, or from three q� I I
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" I — ment of the western provinces. and the 1, .province, there is a local mar- I maintaining a quality which keeps the '. ; I
, 0 Bob White. . . �_ ket )'-h-c,s,e demands are increasing I prpd-act in general demand. millions to eleven. I I 1. ., I
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I I � ri yeeily�.x �The Prairie provinces are I The Dominion achieved he past twenty years has t� 11 1.
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Consist Ili- observing things, but, first I L ' ecedented 'in the lidst-ory. of new output valued at $144,483,188, Proportionately greater attention de- _� . � ...
. . led coat, great deal of attention has been paid sllpw,!.p,g a steady expansion perhaps cord In dairy production in 1920 with dueficil ,of creamery products an, ro
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. 'Where he whistles at breezy, bracing Work alone will not ! course, British Codumbla, where tile countries, -and .their cities, and towns, which was nine million do4lars in a. , voted to tho industry in the gas �. . ,
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. . save us -It is I all - above. .411 their agricultural areas, I Cass of the previous year�s production. Years augurs Yet greater t0umplatsfP ,
morn, . � I industry is of prime, Importance. But haYe need 'b.-Clumber in ever eas, for
the alin we are working foir that mat- in' the light ,of. the universal talk of � I ifier creamery butter in that year, with an 1 11.4 .
-When the buckwheat is -ripe and ters. Mephitto also works -and Is very - , Canada's dalry herds with ,a malliten-
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. The, h�ber cut for the year 1918, increase of 6,189,692 over the figures duction. Indications of her promin- I 11 1 � .
. "Bob Whi.te! Bob White! Bob W heavy toll put upon, other Canadian the latest ret . �� 1,
busy Indeed. I conservation of . forest wealth, the n Output of 11,030,399 pounds, showed an ance Of the same high standard of pro-
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* , hite! 11 The probleul Is WHAT heart aird forest'areas by reason of the wasteful , �. um available,, for the for 1919 with an average price secured euce In this Industry, excellent ,fore- I
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, . WHAT feelings. A cannibal has also methods of other countries in the past Prairie provin- 1,
�Js he haildn �, ces, was., according to of 56% cents per pound as against 54 Casts of her erGater future are .� �,
I I I 9 Some comrade as, blithe a he t and feelings,. I ,a 1.
. as he? I at Dominion Bureau many. . .,
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NOW I won -der whe Robert 'Whife I tbings, that Idterest no. the Possibility of their depletion or in� 15 1 n feet B. M., valued at ing the year aggregated 149,521,008 being drawn upon to improve the 7
ro, bOd $3,836,053. This is divided among the pounds a decrease, of 16,000,000 from
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O'er the billows Of gold and amber I of the future, . methods, of Preservatloa axe, not ex ' I Manitoba, the previous year, which makes the in- securing practically all the Canadian % ..
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In tight, _ankind Wa&-not created for religi- greater attention is paid to, the more Saskat�hewan, 75,835'- million feet, the more remarkable and pleasing. in wan butter -maker carried away the � �
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grain, . M b tj � I tended, it will not be long before 54,407 million, feet, worth, $1,240,052; crease on the total dairy products all prizes In the same class, a Saskatchel- �
again: , . but hark 1 ousnes-9, u rellglousne I .ss, was created remote wooded areas of the prairie worth $2,1,22,307; and Alberta, 22,388 addition, to these two products con- I ,�11� �
. "Bob White! Bob WhIte! Bob Whit I for, mankind. . I second prize for creamery butter at 0 1. �
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� e!" I Y � provinces, and these areas be called 1 .$473,694. Thetotal -dens,erles turned out 53,369,642 pounds the National Dairy Show, Chicago. To `W I
Philanth.rop is Content with alms; .. cut' of the three provinces represents of evaporated milk, and 7,574,668 . - :
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. alms, they want justice. I I near t ree Pat cent. of the cut all pounds of milk Powder. The total and butter production has been set by �
Ab! I see why he.cal!,I in thleAtubble Poor do not ask future awaits the prairie provinces, at over ythe Dominion. value of all dairy products as previous- Bella Pontiac, an Ontario kolstein . I
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,thoughtless man totters from man, ' , I " ly stated was $144,483,188, . 1, .1
I . Hidee his Plump little wife said babies left to right; the thinker, . Administered by Dominion . Friesia,31, Oow owned by T A. Barron, il
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So conten,ted Is lie and Proud Of the lilinds his, own- business, Five Hundred Million Acres. I I Qovernment. � I West Features in Production, tford, who in a Year under test - I I , . , �
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, same , ,� I for him there. IS, no left, no right. He It has been estimated that, ther,& are' .In the.' provinces, of Alberta, Sals,- Th6 production of Creamery butter ending in June last Produced 27,op I., 11, , !. I � . " � � ,
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� surniounts, obstacles., mast;ers them, about 500,000,000 acre katche id Manitoba, Ili common which has, been so favorably received . 11,
. That he wants all the world to know creates new ones .s of forest lands I ran a I .
, ' W S alrd 1,594 Pounds, of butter, . I . .
. his name, . , but ollooses, with tli�lle �,r on a wide market and of which mor Is any. .. '.. ��:' 11
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blindfolded, to make eleven foolish. ered with merchantable timber, Coy I t!lt Railway Belt In British Columbia, than ten milillon dollars 'Worth was ex- A . ,� �,
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. � "Bob White! Bob Whitel BoblWhItOt" things, Out of ten, I the value of the forest PT And I tho for6sts. are administered by the ported in 1921, Is, aided In a varying a prominent place alilong the dairy I � .
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Candles. . � ti I I ress 1 1918 was, $279,548,011. The praIrle I DoPhrtment of the. Interdor of ,the Do- , .;
i lel�gsexes illsImPle words, provinces contain about eight million I Minion- govern minion, It being an Important factor .. I
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These are the candies that 1 light I � am bound to believe . . I , ment, from whom- leases. ----------- *I-- �'AU . - I - 1. �;
In progress, acres. of Commercial timber lafids!, 5,. 1 of tim11rM,u,,ermit& to cut UPI iorest In agricultural revenue In each. In I . . . . � 11 ..
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I When loneliness draws too near, - I that the, life of the individual and S11 400,000 acres of which are in, Alberta, rate VaSI It be s Cured. There are the Yea -r under review the proviaeo Uncertain. :,:. I . :� I
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With their little 8 o believe In pro. 000 acreg, In Sas le ca, ,, 037,692 piounds, valued at $22,352,146.
over iny heart . to imgrove� They NVh - A minister, on the Occasion of a Mai%
a. Improving and will continue, 1,920,000 acres In Man toba, and 750, 1 thirty-iline forest resterves In West-
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11 SoMet! o dim, too low,. bad good . ove ,4par"TtI a . Ong the com- I I
Som is not go difficult,' -but.to Curate estimate has, been made. ,prairie provinces. two provinces mallitalu, a wide le" Fixing On. a Young man with a large I , �� � . .1.,
litillfteS t6d bright and too high, make good better, ig a IlArde�r task, Manitoba Is a,b�out Be Little -has. yet been noted of the over the rest of Canada, Alberta be- � .��
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And Sometimes their light Is Put oil t by . _.. . I I Venty per cent. flower Ili his buttonhole, ,be as,kv-d hilu . ,. 't, ,!.
, a tear .. . . I**— I wooded, and in this province the pria. pwvv�06d, resources of thegleptOVInceig, Ing next In line with a value of more quietly, ., .� . 0 : ... �
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Or the breath of a sigh, I Baseball in Japan cipal heavily timbered sections, h4v�6 an Import 't its' t the Present time "Are You the ,happy Man?- . . I 1.
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Ever they comfort me .. thern part of t Commencement made upon those, of Nova, SPOI $1,1518o7157: Prince Ed- t'But a"; Y�ii the man who is to be 1. 11
,eably trimmed, leges,in Japan. now Play bas,eball, ala4 In the sou .d wiI of tba. no upon, the forests, �f the east and
. I � the people go to the games, At k rj� ,Oil lie provlMe, �rftish Columbia ouf the Pacific 0 ward Island, $674,000 and New Bruns- Mar,ried ?,, .
With the, wavering-Aarile of thdir te , n. cent match be the up�er platogn of this ss&loli oast. wick $601,060. 1 . I I . . I
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: Candles, of memory, I . lege teams, fifty thousand "fans" otorm-, t'116 10we,r Plateau are fol Dratrie proviniies have substantial re- I On ti . I
1"ed the, stadium, q,jad popiq 44d I tp.%r 0 led easily In the production I ,.
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I - d arm- .41 Ill the`eo�iaes, ces' Of the :raw material for the Cheese with 92,847,70 -1 .
6 on eviery roof a "'i 61% 000 - J 11 . I . "I
Cur Ity. nd tre,o overlooking b ",$Wca 4d 4n,tra ap,61, mill paunda valued at $24,616j290, This is HOW It Was Done.
the groullds,, 'When a nation of Afty, pal. VVIR4 Vale. Tho Drincl. I 3, which are both a greater output 41id vajue for I . � 1,
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'I'wo Irishmen were 8114ring a boiI six Million tre", Ift-order ,of pjose4t iii del In Into evety 'corner Of Canada's A certain man 11118 11 wonderful gar� f I , 6 ;
ang"ItS national 0 0' . the 1) toy I lice' that In creamery but I
y, ow- Npo People all" r alloo are white spruce, black O' r ts, for 0 plies, and that these � ,'�,
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$%'or, did not go to bed, but stood with k ifte, tar,49,rad, balsam jar, , I untapped as yet, the Only fustance to, be found .among *
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01,68ed eyes, in front of the lookltga gris-at Apo cadar, burr oak, paper or 'Wb1.to48Pe'1l# 1- Quaber followed � 11 I ,
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Slone,! wresti-ers have formed i class s&M, bI of . P I I :�.,
111% friend Ili surprise, '11613ISiI Now tha, -athl,elteg 4r I , :1
'ThWat are ye do4n% Paddy?" said bY t MPM, black'O.411, ba, H It Suit, . 475, The little PrOV11106 of Prince Ed. ,'011 I Plant The s,I Ill thin spring," .� I .�� �,
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cotton-wooil, yIng Lawyor--'Tlavel : I war,',,tlslo�,111 111110wed with $525,636; 118 '
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)a Ore- 1$829,782; and tvitish C;oIlinibla $pll, Th,(,.nlyrt1,D nd -- �1- . , i,
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