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an investment. . . rests in Germany'. with the German Sharp consequences to the decupying or putting it in the simplest form, for defeat staring them 6 x",)'.'�
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. � I 11 o �� . 1, a lot to us. over here. , .. When enough m6ney is raised the Planning Board,' upon' which repres- enemy have been,felt and the disclo- every dollar spent in 1913 on cost of ,evidently making a last despera916 At- �. L'. _d��,
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lot of work to 11o. .Thankiilg you, led after those in U.S. _ � . ' 'surrender—which would also meaUthor �, �'.,, '1111�,:�;� . . . .. .
The Nazis have never publicized ly during the years of war. here to � ;;�,;�� �
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taxes, left Only $2,725.6 . The
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farmers with good year round outlet
to many students of Germany in this
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for fowl, and Ao the job for them at
and other countries. 'instead of pub-
' lars
watelide itself, but those in if are un�
is roughly two-thirds� of 1913 dol-'
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Lary broadcast, that, before,0erma ".1' I �
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to tell you I am fine and hope my
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licizing the i1nity- of Purpose of the
known to each bthe,y. J are t]ie lars.-
The M.P. of 1913 received
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itself -is brought low, it will cause� -
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letter finds you all the Same. Once
efficiency. . �
German nation, the -Nazi ,P�opagand -living
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contaef � befwe�r� patriots bur� 12,'500,
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but a ter Paying income tax
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utter destruction of tbe-,decopied counw,: - .. ':'.-,4,
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rowing underground in France and which
didn't exist in 1913, the M.P.
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tries' 61 Europe. It looka likb., -LL M'.
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ling ,the committee for a very lovely
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attention to the idea that,there are
Allied sources Of Strength in London. dt
1944 must be satisfied with' the
last attempt to use the, weapon�.,vf . , I,, 11,
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. us diffek6hees between v�Ox.iousl
seno
Mok of -this work might- be thought s
um of $2,725 which has a purchasing
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terrorization., . ., " .,�� � I
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other boys from home, receive, -theirs
Blood Donor
'groups' bet"ween the Nazii and the
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to be done.by the various continental power
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of only $1,817—or, let me W . s-
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That the Germans would'earry out I..,� % , '� y
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army, between the Nazis and the in-
and Allied governments in. London, per
the sad news, -in - terms of* pur-
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such a threat is not likety—with the '�. �,,,
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. dustrialists; between the Nazis and
and 'Much is done in this -way. �But chasing,
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power the 1,913 M.P. was UP
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on. I have been in the Medi-
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Reid, 6, Arthur Golding 4, James A.
the financiers, the theologians and the
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the United Nations with armed fore- nearly
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38 per cent. on the M.P. Of
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dow� if the_y tried.to add'sifil great- , . ,: 11 .:,� ��
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workers. ,
The German system iin6e the, in-
es operatiug:�on the Continent seem
to, have prepared their own lines of
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er ruthlessu�ii'to their perpetrafions, , ,- N ;'L.,, 1
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it is
but I don't like the salt water.
jory Gblding 4, Isabel And�rson
. - Me-
Ella Armstrong 5, Mrs. George
ception of Hitler, and even before
communication. .Of cours'e -they need- he
1 s better off—he Usually is. Sup�
of the past, sad .,
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what w6uld happen to the German .".; .
would much rather -have Lake Hufou.
Gavin 3, Jean Wright 2, Mrs. Jack
him for that matteri operated rough-
ed those communications to give them POS
- wife,
e now that, in addition -to hig,
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people' th6mielves. . �: � I
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Cameron 3, Ross McLellan, Ethel
ly in this fashion: I
safe information and intelligence, but he
has two children, the -inco, me tax
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boys from home down' here. Here
I Gapt. Dun-
Sto�ey, Mrs. H. M. Thompson, Mrs.
Before any . maJQr' decisloik was
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they needed them 'equally , for the on
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'unddfrinining
-his indemnity will' b6';1,148.40 in-
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$480—
But the high command are aware J I
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ire the ones called on:
Frank Smale, Pauline Matthews, Malr-
made in Germany, thib opinion of the
greater task of the se- eluding
refundabje portion of
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of this danger, and their siv,24i". . .
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boys from God-
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pla"'nning board big .6hots was -always
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cUrIty of the Germans entrenched in a
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net tax of $668, leaving a balance
the diff
threat made with a purpose whielk 1 ;' I
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EGMONDVILLE—Edward Brown 4,
obtained. Ingtead'of having a geuer-
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$3,332. -AlloWing, .for -
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erich and Brussels. , So Huron. Coun-
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Mrs. Thomas Barton 6, Mils. Alex LB-
-al pow -wow, repre, Sentativeg' of, each
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, The, so-called "operatiVe s" sent out enc5
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ty was w . �
I met my brother, Ross, down here,
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lico 6, Nylle Doig, Ruth Vinceift.
group, and opposing- ,factions within
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on missions of the grave� Importance that
of.
alent to the receipt
this is, equiv 'L
$2,221 in 1913, the M.P. at that
that the War will end' without any 4- 1 � - � -
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RURAL SEAFORTH—Arnold La-
each group, were called to Hitler's
of organizing defeat for the Germans
termath of vengeance an� of .1. ... .., 111�
and' we are only about five'mifes
mont 8, Briiee McLean 5, Gordon Pap-
headquarters separately. . The propa-
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--T1 the occupied countries in Europe, time
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Allied 6re", which v6l) Soon imlludo ..- I ,dl�, I I I
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away. from each other, which' -makes
,very. happy. He also keeping
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pie 5, Bek Haney 4, Mrs. Bert, Haney
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gafida wing was called in and the
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or*anize and build up' re§istihce.
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- "hottest'
But there is son3�ething else which
fronts the M.P. of'today. In pre-
the pat�riots'of the occupied -_ I. 1. __-A ....
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4, Lofne MeCrackefi 5, Joe., Anderson
frankest ,,of discussions was held.
They always serve on the t, con
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4, Arthur Anderson 7, Ivy 4 enderson
Then . came the industrialists, the
fronts, alid'risk the pen alty of van-
Great War days, parliamentary ses--
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ards of �dvilization -thus far and wo . iell�
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Ba�rber and Sdoft Kefr, but didn,t
But 1
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5, Henderson 4,
bankers;the trades union represents,
ishing. They show courage'but have 'sions,
measured by -the -Actual days in.
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should do so to the end. I ., . ,
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halve iime� enough to do so.
.John
Lloyd'Haney 2, Dale Nixon 7, Jose P�
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tives and the army 6860, in tee' e t
to match it with intelligence,'for their
attendance at Ottawa, were shorter
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Ih Milk F lijive done a pretty good job
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years, of course, the army. has been
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daring only is used to great thiLn
they. are now. The. MY. ,pays
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as it is. I am ,4ure Mother and Dad
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are very'bappy to know me, met each
A. Lane 6, Joseph, Kale 6, Angusl
Kennedy 6, John Shea 2, Worden
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the dominant faction.
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ends. The force. and means to demon fo,r
expenses
his own board, room and other
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in.0ttawa while the' House
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Out of all the Information provid-
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other down here. .1. .
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We have. a lot of shows, and also
Murray 6, David McLean' -6, Andrew
ed by these t alks; by the exchange
diversity,
through a long chain of contacts is
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in session—he also has consider-
extra expense while at. home, be-
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some stage , shows down here, for
which,' I think, we should all be very
A. ,.'LAoore 3, Mrs. Lena Kelly 5 Mrs
James T. Scott 6, Jean Scott 6: M,,*
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'of opinions of great came a
decision. This decision was always
lidified and then announced at 'a
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found to be trusted by these young
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officers brilliantl endowed but mys- tween
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sessions.
if he is payin
An M.P., ' . g a,ttention
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VV washing pffiaws at UM%,
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happy. We all hope to be home again
Dale Nixon ,5, Mrs._ Wilfred Coleman
conclave of gaulelters—ward heelers
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It mig e assumed that only to
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his ruties, and most of them do,
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choose *1 clear. windy day, for., the, job. ... �.
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with you by next year at. this time.
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5, Mrs. George Eatft 6, Mrs. Percy
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Little 3, Mrs. P�ul Doig 4, Mary
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young Europeans would be, chosen to
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has a.&J:ern life. it is hard work. H6
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I hope this letter ,of mine don't bore
Thompson 4, Mrs.' McLean 5,
It was inevitable that serious dis-
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undermine the enem p
needs coi�afortable,workin conditions
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. . David
14greemen ts would ocedi between var-
countries. That is not so. Canadians in,
the place where he lives and as
using -a rich, soapy, - solutWn - ot' MW I .1 .
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letter I don't know ,Y�hen to stop.
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Robert, Wallace, Albert Ganci, Win.
J McDowell, Margaret Patrick, Laura
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show 9 strango aptitude for. this work
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he will be there only, about six or
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soap And lukewarm water, Sw" the: - :,*�
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My these are lovely chocolates!
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They get '�'next to" French patriots �
seven mo th� in the year he* has to
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pillow Until it is clean. . .1
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M -m! My bes t regards to - all the
McMillan, Mrs. Joseph �Grummett 4,
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en I it was not Hitler's, � but collective.
in a way that wins coERplote confi-
pay short -term -,nates for it., Depend-
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Very soiled pillows may require - ."i'%.
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,boys Who have gone- back home
.Mrs. Arthur Varle y 5, , Evelyn Me-
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The objectors usually bowed to the
dence. ,of course they have intimate
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g.on his'sty1p'of'IiVjn9 it will cost
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several washings . in 'soapy , water. , �� .
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again from Overseas. It'is just.about
Michael 5, Harold Rice 7.
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"knowledge of French' and France and
him somewhere between $5 and $8 a.
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Bad spots on a. pillow can be Scrub- I ��
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dark'now, so -I must soon close this.
1. CROMARTY—Nelson' Howe 7, Jas.
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refused they.were.r6m o - ved"from their-
draw upon y!�ars often spent in the
day. The luxurious, boys, who -have
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bed, with EL soft brush. Rins e th6 911- ..--. ... , ;,
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letter, so I will say best regards'to
Kerr 6, Wilma Hamilto"44, . , I
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country and Europe. Some have be-
Plenty Of 1110 ney, 'will pay more. I
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all for this time', and thank you very;-
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come legendary. They would be fig-
write of the kind Df accommodation
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water and hang to d�7 outside in thw - �, �L,��
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very much, "I should say." . Yours
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bert Glanville 2. . � . .
DUBLIN—Thomas Butters 2, Frank,
the top p . lanners was either just over
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which 'an M.P., anxiou's to meet his
Count-
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till. Germany falls,
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or'jiist concluding when Hitler. was
real, or it they had not died so her-
responsibilities, should have.,,
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HENSALL—Dr. A. R. Car6pbell 5
attacked. The who,le� military situa-
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oically. Some can -,look back on
ing this item, plus the extrw - things
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perts say, but a, little more intricaUL � I
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Mrs. E. B. Nor
Ross Love 4, minton 7,
tion was undoubtedly given the clos-
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standing shoulder to shoulder with
he will have to do at home, t66, ave r-
One suggestion for washing VtHoWs . , k ,
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is to a four -inch Mit at e en .''
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-Seaforth Boy -
, Buchanan 3, Archie
Mrs. Mary -Par.
est scrutiny at this meeting. Thistop,
board has no illusions about
Frenchmen stoking the fire of revolt
uprising all 'over France. Some have
age effective M.P. will, spend',,out of
bis own pocket, pretty close to $1,200
cut
a -square 4 . �'4,,
of the pillow and sew . �
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sons., Mrs. J.6an Boyd 5, Mrs. Thomas
planning
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tb le �var. It long ago decided, accord-
helped direct the whole French un-
a year on his job. In 1913 he might
If urely -over the tilit. ' Thig _,�
musli ,,see .,,I
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Lavender 2, Mrs. J�meg Sangster 2.
�ng to people who know Germany and
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derground from England.
manage on $750. We are trying to
allows, the water to move in and out 1;1
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ment can go ahead' and sign the con-
BRUCPFIELD-2h1ra, John Cairns 7.
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ZURICH—Douglas- Robinson 6, An-
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the regime intimately, that the wax
,movemeut
They have.worked so cunning,ly that
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9 et the services of our M.P.'s for a
of $2,800* or $3,000 a year and the
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more freely. 11 1, �. I
Other people prefer removing aU ;�:
tract knowing that they can Supply
son McKinle ' 3.
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was lost. The question of whether
they have baffled the Germans and
dollars with which we pay them hive
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the fedibe.rs-into a muslin bag and, -- ,� ",r,,,�
. ity. Under the
eggs of required qual
'Was
-KIPPEN—George Glenn 6, John
Germany would sue for peace in or-
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der to for the next war was
outwitted Vichy.' ,
The'young men and women in this
how a purchasing power of approxi-
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then washing the ieathers and tick- . .,��.
old system, such in vogue at. the
Jarrott 6, Ernest Whitehouse 3, Eni-
prepare
no -longer- a point of d6bate� The on-
work can be so cleverly stupid as
mately two-thirds of the 1913 dol-
tug separately. - 1;, I 1. . - `
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time of the. Jast war, present large
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-merson Kyle 6, Joseph McLellan 6,
ly queSdO I 11 to be decided was when.
seldoih to ,be associated with
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Glenn Slavin 4, William McKenzi)e 3,
William Kyle 7, Harvey Jacobi 6, Ern-
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John Wood 4, Mrs. Wilmer Br'o adfoot
I make peace now, as the Nazis inti-
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mate, or was it simply an outburst
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gru atled officers who __ ,found them-
war. The story is of romanc ; e and
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of butchers or buyers travellhigabOut 'James Jamieson 4, James Neilans 8� selves in disagreeindnt with the de- btrolsm, of danger and capac.ty, Of
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who ofte�f boUgUt aO cheaply as- Pos- Sohn Taylor 3, Roy Dolmage 6, Win. cision which the planning board �aredeviltry and statesmanship. � It
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try fairs which we're held on certain' BRUSSELS—Mrs I . . 11. H. S I ullivan 5, . They regard the idea that there is dians will be honored in it's telling
days in the fail. Mrs. Dave Hastl I ags 9, Jack Lowe 4, a distinction to be made between. the for what they have done and for what
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try' to - be marketed this system 'was, I falla,dous—an illusion created delib- anyone in Canada ever draaming of
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not good enough. Too many birds Roe 2. . er'Ately by ' th ' e Germans to fool the the missions on which they have
were not -Properly killed or dressed WALTON—William Murray 12, GOO. rest of the world,. This illusion was been employed. I 1.
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anxious that poultry .should be mar- Mae Smith 4. just as In the last war it was 0 1 holders who THE 01RISMN SCIENCE MONITOR � . �''%",�',','
keted"along something the SaMO lines WEST MONKT-bN — Mrs. Earl reported to be the Kaiser who did who ad,�isea all house ' ��, I �'�, 1,4�� , ,
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