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q ", . 1 I I Cehain isolAtecl patches of swamp Qlay ' � A Molt $et ig pto $erves , , . -
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; . � 1. I I I I I - suitable for brick or drain tile occur � , . � I I � I as 4 Color Note in *a Rooin's Veeor4 ioxis , , � .
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r� 1 :How Mrs. Gold r, inch's Influence' in the region, D,evo�iaa I I In my last apticle I promised to on ,the blotter P44 of the illustra- I . ,. I
I on visit, and she silneereli hoped, that 611-0 . , Silurian, ,, 11 Tb4i��,:`Ullce the rest a littile 1,svei yielids . I . , ,,, �
I I Ordovician clay�! are expose�d In many - ,. � tell you of a d sk set niado'grorn tign, . I � � � "
The Day. . would be abl(e t eontrldkA maggie"s I . , I 4�i,dflntl the valley is a vast quip � I e I 11 �:,. . �
I Maggie Magpie VIIAW. a rougish story. , 9, .. places" throughout this regdon and � I I I . ,k� discarded cigqy Poxes, The clever The narrow s0es of the box were . I . I a I �, , , '.
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I . . _ I Slome may be, of comercial value with ,,, ,., � I separated from the refit ,of it .and � I
'�Ye 4t - the handsom.e young doldl A -few days.later Mrs., Woodpecker I I I I I . I 11, I wornan who designed It had tried
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Fine,li 'as he joined her dn her nijac,�Ira,g I proved , Mrs, Gold T, inch right "Of the development of the district, , Soui�r�*,where one find -s a. little house I her band at roakWu a photograph i O'd of, the thin board and , I , . 1, -, I'� 11
walk oVeT the Dark bituminous, shales outcrop Oil � � .�!_�k;aow , I box for the llvin�X room table. She a colored Ojece of blotting paper I I �, I 1! I
grass. . . courao there'wasn't ,a word'of truth ' I , I
I Mrs- Gold Finch, sitting in . her i in that chatterbox.'S story " �he Slaid, blie Mattagami, and though atpres,,,�nt �V,�I,Il� pr1inros-es ' a-blossoloin by the was so pleased with'.tbe result that placed under their edges, PY this � I- I I
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I _, I " 7 limited, further prospecting ma,y show ��:: 1 i ,, , I . I ber alnbftfon� soared and she da� I tirre Father was through with h1A 11 � �:� .: I
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- .,. . laherry-tree Watched, the pair anxlous,_� Mrs. Torn Tits' feathers were as tr'm ,,,:walk; ' I . I ? I . . I � 11:,�,, � �
I I . I .,the preSenCe, Of larger areas, Shalo,s The,.bu,�y �siteps that e0lio to � I . "
1. 17, "If my dear san Gold,�,beconies, I and 6idy as c'6uld,,be., and she sikid, she I , , . � and fro, . I 1, I
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. . - wa,tr that gaep - - ' - . Occur on the Abitibi, exposed ect! n ,The hourely fili,rilling of the neigh- I . � I'll'' I
- .fatbated 911PU19 chatter- � had just not seen visitors, lbeefim b Doing 6u feet high. The Oil content I ��� bor's talk, . . I � ,� .1 I I � ,
A break W -07V varies considerably, one, surfau'ex� i,t- . ,,, '',
I box Ma'90e Magpie, he?1,1..jw . t quite stottled, ' She was, 11LUVP � I 1, , ": I
his niotheir's heart," j1he 4,ald hoppIf1g'ChaTu1ingja10d gave me a4elicious tea , . � . � . I . . . . . " ;10.
I . .Posure. analyzed giving ct -The,m's supper cooking, and T wofider. X . . I 1� , �
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I., up and.down oil the branch dn her Q� snails and lettuoe.$) , I .� � , udeoil,yield : , , , then .. I . 1. .1 � I : � 1, �;'_:" ��
of 3.9 per cent. and another sample 5.5 , - I
I . I The days wom,on an,a, Goldy con- I "i,: I � 4 I " '1� .�
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I . agi.-tation. "The mInX', just look at her ; - Dea- cent: . �.. � the;y still fondly lay. a -place for- . .. I . . ,
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I . I . 09jing MY 0011 All -d taqk-HSten, t() 1,1�r,l timie4, his attentions to Maggle,,niiich � 7 . . r . I I ".,� me-- I I � � .1 � � - I . I I..'.."". ., '"
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: . � , . , , 'Ch5tter,cliatter all day'long, ,heh,�id_ to his �paxents' distress, but they left - hno.rmous Forest Areas, ,, ,1 _1 I I 1W =a I I . ,., '' . 4
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� � -as ,she 19.11 I . I oT later his ennnion sense would be PulpWood& are initerspersed, tlbTlough� ,; Across the hills -and eastward to, t I . I - . . I " �, 10.10
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- IV' . Gold F� mch, fiew t I sigusted, bYlierniischievous ways. Out',the area between 'Cachiane and , , - s,m I -1 . I ,� "' �4
� 'And, I's . o her nest, At last one day a really t4rible James Bay, Manyxivers are well P ' ' 1. I . I : I I, � I
. I .1 gathewing the rest *of lier (�iiood- � , pro-: � I I -Abigail Cresa,,on � ; I ; I - 14
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I around, ,her, gave them a thing happened.' Mrs. Stanley, L $ for. hydro- , , - � ......... ��� � . . I - Ili , i . .. �,� .4
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I . ,on,ehuracter, deportment, and 5he r.er- I I I "� E WE IC0141 I . .
I . ., mistresis ,of the big house,, whom all electric dev�diopmeut and gTeatly. add Fet,st of the Flying Fish.. . 1 , 'g� 11 ., I , � 1; . .�
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.. � the birds loved lost -a vaW,able dia- to the Value -of these forest l4ndsl East' . , , � !�.., i
. rible consequen-ces of gossiping ton- ' . : : ��V�' . . :1 � , 11 , AA I "."'. 11.1�
. . mond ring In th� garden. . of a line drawn from - Cochraire i�, a �of� __ " J 'L4 � 4"",
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I . ,gues. . . During the 1?ime of anxiety thatfol-, dense forest, of whicli . I each year, in.,Jatan and among the . I I . .,��, 0,
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� I . pa;rtly . their jowed, Gold-�V' becaind very unhupp,y cent. is. spruce and. the-halah-ce taina- .se info,reign,countrfes, is celle- second box and it was decorated to I I � � I
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I . ; .1710ther't'faull;37 sibe'said. to fiers- ,f rac,. a little hire �I�j,-��Od tb,e,,Tango,:No-SekJcu, or. the - *ell- I match the blotter ends and how I I "I .
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I I . elf, and unlike liiinselL 116 oat afai 'on. a I � Z and poplar, - West -of, 1. I The man of the house -was sur- holds stationary. . I I � , 4
. � I I "Mrs.' Magpie has, no idea how to bran this llniO is . a co.naiderable area.o b d Feast ofthe Ffying Fish, known to the I I . I . il I 11 ,1�1..., 'i.
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ch all alfone,and refused to eat or ,f �l 1 11: Vd people 4 'a'S Ja - The painting is an easy proi;ess. :.�,
1' - 'bring up .,a familly. Their nest is the pRay, or even sleep� I . I .1. ,� ' .i 11 panege Boy,.Day. prised at several unexpected pres- . I .. . �,
I . 1. . rock, only about 80 per cent. of 'the 'w .. I V Jents of . whole boxes of algars. Designs may be bought and tr.ac6,d � . I . I I
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� 1271fiffies-t in -the garden, and the centre . His Mother. fe,1tau,d she knew what,a"a being forested, principally, with, I I . Magerly be was'urged to empty on the wood or p, magazine. cut, .-;:::,�
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-Of all the noise and gossip in 0149 -was troubling hini and at last to her ,spruce, bl,rdh, and poplar. Abo talls: guyly, thousands upon thousands, ;thern and then rapidly did they lose may be use� as a tracing model. ,, .i:",
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I Place. I am ,glad my children ars great joy he confided in her. , P6T cent, OC the spruce Is of � me , ,Of paper and cotto,ii,fish, resplendent in !their original appearance. . Tbe Filling In flat areas with bright 11 , :
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I 'blandes, it a1w,4 . . r aut- fle�`; pink and ,vernitlion, fly myriads 4irst was taken to the carpenter colors does not take any great skill, . .1 � 1. "I'll, ....... 1. I'll 11;: , I
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ays ,seenis, to me they "I'm ,,Afraid mother I know where able size, the larg6st growth heir* at- . �i; I I
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shop and a thin board purchased FLnd the finishing touch Is made by , �;, I
.1 oc-�,.Ij�`Olea; from ciothaslines, and from ,)" 11, I
have nicer characters than a ,black - - ' - -
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. that ring is.. You -see Maggie has in �tailled near the creeks and rivers, B�: ,on which the two sWes of I :1 1,
A, . '2�"-; :,to,Of tops,;, They are of ,all sizes fro .the box the application of a coat. g *Ohel.
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I . brood like Mirs. Magpie's, and I instinct for colaecting anything bright tweeii4 the Mattagami and MI'ssinalbi:� _Would At an you see thern pL�9�d I lvq. � ___ .t 11 -
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just know she uses brilHantine on their and.shiney. She had a treasure nest rivera tlie.count�y Is fairly well.-Wo6d. �f�; iout 6 feet 10118� � __ � - �. ,__.:=:... ____. � . . . � . . 11 I
heads—they are always so shinnylly .A, , � re, iigo.No.Sekku Is -a big feast with '---' . - . I
�, of bits of glass,, pebbles, glimm I ed with possibly 65 per cent. sprqoe; ii, .. .
� ering ,Lpariese, especially the Japanose 1. I
M;tggie and Goldy suddentlF flew up steel,and I feel sure if I were to look whilst between the MisgInsibi 'and the ; -- - . I I � I
I I I boy§,. To, them, May 5 Is set aside as I - ,�
� and broke in on the family party. . M cls there. I Albany the countm so far as is known, I I . The Beauties of ffie Ra�q �i
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. an 6ccasionof honor to the first-born r_1 I :4,;
I "Oh Mrs. Gold Finch, what do you reaillize no"w that she has. a -bad thar- i% largely muskeg . sparsely covered, Oi 1, . . 1. . .1 I
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I think hashappened?" shrilWi Me ' I d to with smallsprace aud J i f - every family, and to Japanese boys � . I," 1.
, settling hexself for a ggle, acter, That ring must,be restore ackpirie. ixv�geueral. The'flying fish are but a , - - I BY HILDEGARDE HAWTHORNE . '. I
I -good, gossip, and its Xnistress. I think some day I shall On the Principal rivers of the area � I � I . I �
I I I talking. -as fast ais. she possibly could get it out of Maggle's hiding place and 'early half a in I sin'th paTt of the 'feast,, for besi,dee . . . . - . I . ::
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� %..of Your vacation is being ruined. Rain, that aTeahsent, Nature is, busly enough :
I I .� . .� . "'Y(yu know those Tom Tits that 'have I fly 4n the window ofthe big house and, capable of development having regard-, - - ' t �, I �
1: L imnaves, oys, - tatuettes., and manikil;s ralzi,, rain! You wanted to be outdoors with her my-fied.notes.
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. I just b.uill-t a nest In the pear -tree? visit our cousin Dicky in his cage. merely tD the more, Important sit,6s,, �,._L. I I I . .,L' .
I Well they say Mr. T. has the most While there I shall go into The onay developed water- . I oi .� ,nese legendary heroes all given every m to The woods in rain are fas-cinating. -
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. L MrS. Wit�i:-the'dd6a of teaching the young. stiCk,'060ped up insidothe house, wasit- The sound is, bewitobing, and . �'.
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tell'* -I -e -iernper, they fight all day S4nley,a Is Smooth Rock Falls on the Matta.�:L'_ I !�L, leaacni, L , k:
room and put the ring on her I 1. I 11ste, of, couragg m&nli- Ing the Precious hours and days.. It that You walk under the tree, almost .
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"long it' -s Perfectly shooking-4and Door &esving-table. She WIN �be so happy ganii river, where 4 9,300 -horse -power. ,. � I I � . . e and I rained yesterday and it is mining to- sheltered except When you en6ouriteT' I
. turbine . nes&. It 'if, a, kind of Christmas ses- I ,
Irittle Mrs. T1 I do feel so sorr for to got it and will ,never think of blain- . gias been Insitoffied by I I . � L day. The paper tells you unemotion- some low hiing bough and it spills a , 1�1
I 'Y a pulp ' Xor the Japanese youth. ''
,her! , You know the other 'day they ing Maggie -and, no one wall get into a'ad Pa'Der company. . i I I bs played -by the boys- on . that ally that it is due to rain. to -morrow. Venezous hatful Of water :on you and I "
: . hud'Mch a fight, and her hue -band got trouble. Although I ,see Maggie at Fish and Game. . 11 .. I , ffer from those of other days,. Your thoughts wo4ald.not exprevs - then boands, up delightfully,, having L .�10
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L So Mad with heir --he just perked, and, last as ehe really is I cam-not'get her Whitefish a,re found in large quanti-, I I I given Of its. best And if there are _.�
. . I arm.thernselves with aboba themselves, in gentle, auld happy words, ,c
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Pecked h--17, -and' tore off a lot -of her into disgrace. SIWI,l nevei miss it her. ties in James. Aay and'in, a Of t , d with these I Pines,how- lovely the drops are as, they ,
, do in 1by ., 41� " ong swox4jike fit for family use, .1 �
I . . wny brej.ast :Feathers so that abe�s self'out of that junkheap;11 - lakes., StuTgeon, e36,A In all Of the ey 4ave exciting battlee. . Call sliding down -the silvery needles . I
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,:, . .just asha�rped to be seen, and, they Mrs. Gold, Pinch was as happy as rivers flowing into the bay, Suck' and dropoff in haste,, bollowing eadb 11
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-�'- � , a say -13 . I I � I I could be. � Her son was restored! to her occui In 1. rp'is, the patTon fish. of the . If we would ,only free ourefelves: from Other so closely. that they seem like , , I ��, ,�
� . � L great 'abundance. in all.. t - . boy, and- Is. a z7mb f . I
. "Are you s . .. . ol 0 the. obsession that the only fine weath- little necklaces srwinging dowiLward. � �
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.11 11 I ure aal this is, true ffeeof Maggie Magpie's gpell and she fp"h wa and constitute ai, o " �' ' being' the only fish that can � er Is suniny weather What wonders we , i
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I. , . Maligie?" interposed Mrs.; Gold Finch ealig for J�Oy an&gladness I . , HeIV YOU may Come upon a thrush, 11
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. � I I I ' , � . -d' Ter. . . perched on a shrubbery la,urel, turning .�. ,,,
qmetly, I'd you such a. tale?" -On the day 6Qy returied the ring diuskies.. Gaidey-,- a , f -;, aing- of the IslanC ein- in I ighit ISOO I I . I
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''. I I I I � . illy. cousin t6ld. one pf my ofsters and fcGh Gold , ,� I . ; ,,,,,
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I Ing, unkind thingP about PeoPlle. r1t tuckcid the 'children � in, she said, "I Orn*WaterS,, as- (I'D fresh -11' I V we wp, up, the re- usually disappear eaziy In Jalyr &#d - aa Yon move along. Tirere is, no One ta . . 1.
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,would -be." - � 'rhe golden heads nodded sleepily, Moose are found alm.mA as far ' . , against the hard top OwRt are, softly gireefi. ,,' The ,bay has and rel—vAed, sure only that thicae who . .1- I
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T� w9y,thought Mrs. Gold Finch to bei-[, Mrs. Gold Phich -blushed with Plea- Ing animals 'are still abundant deal top of the car. . on .. Ihtieysuckle Is blooraing again, you as . . r I .1
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. 9% begins 9 if the day is warm, or under a poncho homes ask 'if you didn't get drenched.
I I a very short. Spring - u�ually I re, in w6nd6rful,thln yous-awatsea?" !
L RESuNCES OF THE I great abundance arourd James, Ban '�'I �ibink the strangest thing I saw . L
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. . a few weeks rivers are free from I ice I Where .they breed in thousands, Part-, ",�, t e.Alying-flsh. , . I . . If it Is coal, and start away for the day !-low odd, it seems, to think that they I I":,
1 ridges are fotind ii, most of the south- f,'Nop, liddie, dinna. male a fule Of in the open as you had planed. Was have sat ins-ide, away from all the .
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. � JAMES BAY DISTRICT an,d all snow is upne. ern area and ptarmigan farther nort�I.: yer".mither. Who e . ver heard o' a fish ever air sweeter then this rEZIn washed charm of that wet morning. You pity .. 1.
, I Its Agricultural Possibilities. I ?1� , I atmosphere that lacloses, you! The � them, and you eat an* enormous lun-ch- . I
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7 I . . I Extending Westerly from the Quebec Sel:C-respecb is the mark of -a man. ", Another strange thing I saw When fragrances of woods and fields are in- eon, and remark You've decided to ex- - , I
. . . . I . SUITED TO MIXED FARM. boundary a distance of about 30 n,.Iles Sin strikes dlre6tly, at It. I . ., �.. crossing the Red Sea. We dropped tensifled, and so are the-bues. The plore the old wood road through the ..�
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� I ING AND LIVESTOCK. :' tarlo, which promise& to become a.U4 eX_ I , . . gray and the. greens of the forest so "Yea, if It's flneto-morrow, we might I
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� i ceedin4ly r4cli'farining omfitry. The a chime of sixty Porcelain ,bells. It was�:attached tQ it." � variegated. Take the path over the plan something like that," they reVly.
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�� . tween. North Bay in the south and lar to that inithe Temiskaming, area to ' I . 11 u -, . . tra lbad of r . Mn, The willbowS. make the skies pour and the streets are like . I
' I Detailed reports of the experiences di�aster, and the committee concludes
. I Cochrane in the north, is being ex� the �south where � agriculture. has been ' . a musical murmur as the ,rain finds its broad dark streams that You can get
. tended northwards this summer as far carried on most successfully for man -y of members of the Mount Everest ox-� that. the accounts. of the climb hereto- . r through the, Iong, slender, silver into a rubber coat and waterproof I I
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. p.odition wtLich are now being received fd��..�given understated the difficulties 7M � leaves. 'Otherwise It Is almost s1hoes and an old hat and go tramping .
�.., I as OlIcan Portage, a distance of rough- yeara. Many kinds of grain said vege- � , I green
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: ly. One hundred miles, wbdeh extension tables can be grown successfully in . . I - f , 1, , I quiet -no., a rain. crow is uttering his in delightful loneliness, Whole blocks . '�, .. I
: , is, expected to be in operation In the this area. Grain was seeded at the attempt to scalis the mountain, ieveal o_,',b6W formiftble the mounitain 18� hollow, queeTnotes from some way up shine before you with no. other pedes- .
some interesting and'unlooked for Inci- Other, ,than, natural obstacles had to be the stream, and the chittering of a trian. upon them. From sheltering ' .,--
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1:: PaIrt of the Opening up and general de- 10th in 19-20 ,and -the grain matured oxygen to overcome the -;ffects of the tlie'elitef Lamas were frie.q.ply and I " .1 . I
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. . . solased a to,tal- helpful, �' and "much apprecigVed. the blue, giray and white self as he, wings I der an umbrella, bailing a taxi, But I
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I I glou rich in a wide variety of nalural at the Hudson's Bay posts and by the n =kWg' not, to, shoot," which of I .
. . . resources, In agricultural land, 111111,'r. Indians. The future of the area, how- �curnai the fact that the climbers course I ' complicated the only bunian being here. . Rieryone I with your own dreams, in a peace un. .
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I � .- als, �forests,, W#ter-powers, fish and. ever, appears to bein livestock pro- ',could not carry eriough, food 6 satisfy foo-d"sup"ply'. The Ron,gbuk Valley is I " is Indoor'. It is human k4ounds known at any -hour - in- -dry weather. I 11 . .
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I I . The general ,surface' of this area, Is I I 9 enta."s a corded thae "the uie of oxygen im- killed for food within twenity miles of Click:O'thetatch. Where Dogs Are Free. . . I
I ' good deal � of -labor, whicb. Will make .
I . tsougbI, dotted by lakes,, swamps, and ' proved the rate- of ascending, and even ca�mp; Abis introduced another element Th,esilence holds, for it, ta�ut and true, In Venic� a deg can go anywhere I
. rom aN development necessarily slower. Hardy r' of -the degicent; but the after 4�x- of difficulty. Others, will be disclosed The young moon. stays, for It, 11
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. .1 men experienced In bush life, with a I I seeing to have been greate I wist- with his master, even to the hotel table ,.
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I . � I rivers which find their outlet in the with success, ill thIs northern area. � . . . "Th, , . Winds that whimpered the sunset rate as his master, he may take ,'Us ��,
' use will te protracted." .. , e committee thus summarizes the througib, . food. If I , ie accompanies the bosis on I I 11
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Wit no portaging except in very low as the . . did not surprise, the niotin, n wa.s. expected, tlien, we Click 0, tlie latch, andbeM oom3 home be paid for exactly as.11 he ware a bu.
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d of 146,--�J width of about 600 feet and the the �earl I I . . .
I ;q . . north-west and having an area . ruialyzing tragedy of thre attempt to,, conquer � I test possible date; all records, I .
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I; I 000 square, miles, has. seen very little 43,52 per cent. frou. fbn-olrluou� are�g I moilutain is t1rug. described. In the Jour- broken ani 26,800 feet reach,6d on May -me .
. I . The tall skies lean for it listening-, a dog into any compart ut of a train,
� Prospecting attempted as Yet and it is of mlvanip and mus -keg are underlaid nal 21* without ox:ygen; i I .1 . �
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�: . � '. south is s.tqted to offer. 9. P,Toapecting depth. No coal of any economic 11-4. ed sound, gh,d they ware ,half waY up r6ached witli oxygen; a gallant third i cling . . . for,hlni� In Italy he travels a little �
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. . I ground unsurpassed for Potentia i � more cheaply. There when one it got.
� ; , al,'Wealtli, Silurian limesbiles, 6x� lignite of low .grade Ocetirs along t.he ers., Mallory, Sowervell and'orawford, lol1b, h6pe, defeated ten ,days later by � I . I I 1.
� 1 :- : 5 tretches of manyof the rivers. With fourteen portem, on to r � I . ,I" 'a. ting -his baggage Weighed (and paying . I
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� � � b6sits .of, gypslini, lignite, ,rafia.ctory There are several outorop� of gypsum 9,11, were swept .down by asudden.slipji�,ter* a, grclateT:achl�eveinent thin to. home- . dog, which Cost$, One-half of thir&elazz I . .
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