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'Orem, Alost. people have to
make theirs. Everything •Faust hate
a .commencement.. •A savings: account
in the Batik of Ilestiilto. .may be the
cotnmencentent of your fortune- It. is
certain that if you never starygg,
nevelt get. very far, e
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,UCIINOW BRANCH -J. ¢rGiennie, Masa
Incorporated in 1855 d r• :0. '
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CAPITAL AND RESERVE $9,400,009 .
° ° Over 130 Branches °
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men busy, .it,willhelp you.•
, Bny wisely and save :as much, as your
Possible ossibie a d• deposit n P
vim era, ni alerts ns Bank.
Courted • serviceto all. •
ver
T. S. RSID, : M011113 t,. I.UCKNOW BRANCH'
Violasin
H. C. , ractors & Engines
`DEEINNG - 3i lis. Cultivators & :'11
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Overrriruroday
eloping
TRURSDAYe MARCH ,3r
d.
.. 1921..CRECCP110,-k
It*&Oywaw,OUtsito.
[cicleNZiTia ?r8
• .and editor
PASSIN
A .BILL THEY • oN°T
w;NTn
The energen y tariff bill -just pass-
ed by the United States: . Congress
must he a strange thine For >;
measure of so much importance , it
certainly had .a- strange origin. It
was introduced inunediately after the
Oonsress met aid. it was hurried to
Presicfent .Wilson for his signature
only on ,the day befere. he leaves the
presidential chair to make way fpr' a.
man of different political faith.
But that' is not the _ most redicilii-:
dus' feature of the performance. The'
,republicans of the Congress who ,are .
tesporisible for the `passing of •the:
'tariff, bill are known (that is the
partyleaders and managers). to be
most anxious that the president. Will'
refuse to sign the bill on which they
hovel wasted so much time,
The tariff bill originated with, .the •
cry .of the middle states farmer for
protection against ,the inflqw ,of
cheap wheat and other faun: products
" frofit Canada: - But no sooner ,was the
bill introduced than taose who want-
ed 'a •reduction aril' the cost of living
raised a cry against it. a The next
move was to do something for these.
y
Finall. the bill which at first.. vras•a
,simple proposition ,td protect the.
farmer developed pinto-- a monstrocity
which . maddens' many and protects
few.
But sbohid President Wilson-. veto
the bill, the passing of it 'by the:re-
publican congress will proyre a fine
stroke in 'the fine art of politics. The
republicans can then' say to classes
11it. •• a . • hill thiol•• • ff • w ell '+ho
For Sale By. .• •
A ,M. SPEN•CE,. M.D., LUCKNOW •
shooters that rf they did'not have:
permits by.the following: week, `their
guns woutd be : confiscated and they
would be haled into court,
Let us consider the situation 'os it
stands with regard to the criminal in
Canada. For years there has'been a
low requiring permits to earry'rer ol-
vers; but how many permits were ev-
er 'issued:? Did the .thug:carry li.s 're=
volver? Will the crook walk'' into,
police' headquarte . and ask for a.
permit carry k uckle-dusters and
a "gar?' We do n t think that there
were. many .permit. 'issued under the
old regulations. . `+e•;,know that the
thug invariably ha his gun,.'and we
think that the num ier'of crooks that:
Will.. apply: for ,pe ' its. 'now 'will be
negligible. This eaves -the- house--
helder-in a,.defenc:less position,, the
burglar will have h s .gun despite reg ,
ulations and the ci +izen will. not :Iia\ e,- -
his gun owing to ,he, bother df get-'
ting a permit
With the-escepti n of a few p. :t -
1•L i
ti
t.•
►
Louden Litter Carriers, Stalls Stanchions
• ' anti Water blow's .,1 a
1.
FROST ,Gates, Fence &' Nog Wire ;• .
New..Williams ,Sewing Machi es'•
Gourli4y, Winteer.4nd Leeming Pianos
Foil Sale lij
LLTGKNC)YV
ho -:--esita es
sLbt"
- ' Doii t ' ,Iasitate.Start ' today:'
Snag your Cream; Eggs 'and
• Povltty. to •
StIverwoo�s,
11, And make money.,-._ .:
•
that: is in regard .to horse power: The
Cost' of discittg'., with , the sniraller is
shown- to be less due-trgrcater speed ..
possible•:than 'with the greater, The
.cost M-•plloughing with• the smaler.'s.
suers than with• the,,1arger. The
:lighter:machine'-btzxned". gasoline at s
cost of 45: cents -per.-gallon and the
heavier machine, • kerosenes 'at • 28�i�a'
cents .pet gallon!' ' Cylinderoil cost
85 cents per gallon: •
SILVERWOODS • FOR •SERVICE
E. AIT4HIS0N Phone x'47.
ATL : CONTRACT
:SEALED' TENDERS; -addressed to
the- 'Postrriast r--
; _ ._ .. general,
GRAND TRUNK( SYSEM
THE DQUBLE
•
'Ro :.
MONTRI L '+
-.._TORONTO: ,t .
' ,
and CHICAGO—
, Unercelled Dining
Car Service..
Sleeping caro • o Ni 'r
i ribr-Mars: on principal Day Trains:
�.. Fulll iinformatic "from any rand..
Trunk 'Ticket. Agent or C. E' Horn-
_ D-
istric- Pa
saen
er 'Agent,
'Tor-
onto.
or-on •to. ,
F. Phillips, .Agent,- Luckno
.lie , - w.. .
1;HE , FA,RMER „OF THE FUT. i
LT1tE
The -farrier ,of the 'future must be.
it me 4'411 rather than a day 'labor-.
er, renrarlra Dr D. Gray, Superintend-
ent of the Central Experimental
Farm.
_tit t f?ttawa an
th;e- Ir
ecen•►ber-
number' �f the Agricultural Gazette.
of Cana0.a. chis of •course must n
betaken -i
n I
a iterAl-�a' `
ease hut
rather
, e
as Suggesting that the future agricul:
turist must combine with a multi-
tude of -other- _things he requires to
know• a greater knowledge --of mech-
.
-
*nice:than he bas formerly had... Ac,
cepting this suggestion as his text,
• Mr.. Gray tells of recd ds that, have
been Dept at the Centrg Farm on the
cost of - Operating three .•makes of
tractors. The cost..'of'operating the
ptnal$er Victor fli Amin to. b8 greater
i . sot ef,wattle the 10404
ceived at Ottawa until ntobn,, on Frr-
day,' the 8th Apxil, 1921; for the con-•
veyance His: Majesty's 'Mails,..;. on' a
proposed Contract for four .years six
tliiies r""sv+eels`over Holyxooi3LLNo. 2
=a1
,..from. tfie Isostntastrr
General' re.
Hied rr
ot. .
ori
t2'Ai'ts
fort
inforination as to conditions'' P
of ro-:
.,
posed •' Contract ,may be seen and
bl'an':
.
ol•iPis•
f' of..Tcr1'der may be ob
tai_l-.ii• �,.t. die P'. t 0 lices.of Holylrclod,
trtn}^' L r=teitr.1 i• 4. M^rd.a.abet:lfie
tne. Past C„`1'ice' Inspector: :°.
Post' O.'1ic:, inspector's Office'
Lond„n "lOrit. Feb: 18, 1021:'
• Chas. EL Hs'.Fisher•
"Post Office Inspector:
17544 •,
RETE' ENDUM./VOTE APRIL 18th.
• It is nbw definitely settled that the
Vote ..:Ons, : the•<.inp i: o.ta
. ` •' .
rtrotr of liquor• will
be. taken. _ on Monday; April 18th, as
Parliament, has passed special Legis+
la ion for, thies
Upurpose. _
re.°sed By rfi °tion n -
-
'
iragesThe Ontario ss of 1919 will be
and towns f
0 ove 1000population,
but h e
t or .1i.111 be iaa r ui i
e son in •town
ships and Mall Villages..- ;
No one, however, living ,in rural
places 'who ii:twenty-one years . of
age (man or `Chuan)" will be deprived
of a vbte, as prtivisioi lia,s "been made
for, all who are-Eritish subjects and
residents "of, Canada for a year and
of. Ontario for two months previous
to February first May demand a bala
lot when they'' go' to the polls.' - ..' -
Persons living in tftwns mtist -'see
that their names are put on the lists
by ttie revising p ecru. :, ,
didn't'• do.' any harm, - and to those who
;rant the bill •they ' can . say they did
what they could- to pass it and that
Wilson -is the man to• •blame. Politics
is a great but' costly. game. i•
AILWAY WRECKS
The terrible railway wreck which
occurred near Chicago the•other'day,
resulting in :the death andmaiming
of 50:people or more, again,, reminds=
us 'that while we have•rieans r of
idly :`transporting' large ;,numbers of
people, we are bound to 'have such.
• tragedies as. this one
The ,blame rests, of ..course, upon
•somebody.:__oinebody. was . careless
-or -sleepy= or -exercised- bad -judgment:
It may be that -the• dead °engineer did
not see dr hear, or it may be that the
man 'hi the tower: thought the.train
would -get by in tft4le;'°°hhci missed by
but a few seconds. Or:. it may be
that doniething_ was out of resiair.
-It- maybe -that -somebody--too—old—or
toe: young for •Iiia job •caused : the
wreck. • But no matter -hat the
cause it was due tohuman imperfec-
tion somewhere.. The machinery of
transportation has been - ;brought 'to
eat..perfection;--but--it n -be' -safe=
lY . worked• only by me :of high eic-
•.
-lency, .always keyed_ up to concert'..
pitch, and`tmen cannot always be at
that high •point of efficiency. . ,
-1511A
KING INt,''. FULL USE f0 THEM
It ,takes the Chinese. of China • to
' get' cbnomy- in the-•use'of-'neayspati
ers down to a fine point. It is.'said,
that in that ancienti%empire,.,newspap=
'ers are sold two -and -three-times-over
.
-fairlyell -Off:: ead h
=,
err,- o - the- day -:they Fare issued::
-After this class •.is through with them
"the ;papers' are redistributed' among
the lower class population,, and these
haying a ng , :r sad 'them they re 'sent out.
to the villages •and country districts
where they are again •sold at a very
low p;ice--a sma1L fraction of,44e, or-,
iginal , cost..
of ; the' Reds overt rowing'" authority
.with rifles'. purcha.•ed 'in .: sport`ng
•goods stores. :: We ow from" exper=
ie::ce gained in. th - war •. that. • one'
•
machine=gun prope '1y , niattiied - eau
successfully fight' a company of rife -
men. Why, then th excitanlent over,
the saleof sportin . • rifles and she.
guns? If the • gov -meat wishes "to
enact legislation fo the uph'o}ding of
constituted: authorit,,1 niake.�•the alien'
procure a license f.r 'weapons' of all
-kinds; and the Brtti h`subject prccure
a license for a mill 'ry riffs .atrtl, x11
revolvers and pistol • ..We fail to _see:
the need • of• a pe a; for ..the' gun
club member to'use his shot-run...tile
;tyouth this small cal' .-ire;in .rraar'ail n-;,.
shiP,
tent a
m hon
to
r i
g•g' h s rr e,
and especially 'whe '. he i$ : 's .ippl ell
-with 'a -license :to --kill . big -game; - .
k
'fourth rule that • Br.• Stauffer gave,
was
u\'t+,-
was• tlinit the tithe llient 'e t• ;ima ;imam.. -
.anent e1l6nld not be. a serst:ive, • It )\tl•t
f,lollsh'to slac.tlk of an: hour -or tl+,+4
s:legit tlittuseciwtit• a.: .Wasted, h,
fi fid, but hr ut-'`,e-i-•his heave; ,irt a t.) ai••
1 ,lrtidltt glow. t.'p2i` \`iCi+t\ 4,..4 •st '
educat'ion.:tml t;altue;„ a�tt , Oa:
i, Ind had their' :•Inire'o tilde ":t
'ti hi ht•ig•t:ti,'ai.tt+ .i r'itn or fifty
foo:tV.1 11.1W t.t 11;11>',7 lir,
e preacher's "ftni} ii diad •of advice
vi 'S t deny to)1: self a li nista ire it •tie'etl="
s' ltaall\ • i:i er�1. t.o gi\ a tiwe
rt`ltdin r....and for books; \\Mill were
t'ie ' noblest companions of ail; •
o
%;:.11,1lla' 1:1;
The 3 sibs'!+? C. .'t
• Wore re;}d ;at:ti'':ttl.•nte!1 , ••
Jaitr`.octtn' . 'i.'i;a;an ni,;apt;,'.:t',. T:if
l :uclrrirll lF#' ; ';a. ev3�. t,:. tit i.a"c ti~
s r,.il
:for 1:r1 1 1 It,ts:'
i.'ampbl'rh.,, mt 0 d that 4t ..n '1i1,•rxti
.0 • ace art i e ••k't',i: T 4,1 .\ F•nl
1,vait that A:.I., 'Johns' 0" It fi„U foo
P
Lank,•J.;nniest'n & E is .1r'tt'.1 'that th.
tend.*r- far ,pr 1t a"';• In •the t ,t cirit'h'
'tar be are:, }lit t.: Jiilli �:srat el ,1.•ti 1'
ttin. that 'the tale a c1.^A ti
of the b lllit in III, 1;ow;.ship; J:tna:r-
$ & .1o1u.stvt1. that :11e op cls • t1f .
W.. 3. Smith. ant J. 1[anter b: r,ai,}:'
John .i i ,&' . a.Li•os, , t!'.it T.
-\;cin, an l-,1p'raln•,i,r;i 1 tt:ttl tilt rt;lit=al'•
1; cads lull\ entier:t't .Tor...atoa t?'t t'u:st.
week'tif Mar1:h..3cthnston' &.JAin iv::+n
tb,ELt R. • «l.`::,t• ":13b.' paid ".•'• salary
"ASPs4_h5cii. atten anti e, oil er • :tai lta'?ta.
The tit„?.'t<•rs handi'.d :li t'hyir .rc.
: Fnilt ai,tl it „i-.. is a :antt..1 t=1: i. t oti,. ( '
"The Collector zeptlrtcd ,all. ,taxis
paid with the e'cen;isl
go thz ,1tr1
\fioted tea T : ▪ n &' Jami rr.
i1'at the co\: e t r tie 1t.i�-.iii
Haid:
Rethe -W c; • •Cit+ :.' 1'..- on S.
,lost or pias••1 a,:dl for whish• pay -
Meat is noW .denra,h1 d; Ci,aitril dt-
tided' to `'acs est c+r'x z .bond as pro,-
ided'.by oar, o rto' • ®' : ' °
•Jas.' C' c \3 i' 3i`o rtr:d as epSor
on motion • f' 1••hr:ton ::Su.liean.
The r:rllc. t iib a ., :•pts were • pass-
ed anti ora;rctr ,.�, r Cel? ir+ne .lids
arct., , 45 ^1: .{••• JohnsFot , p1aii1 ,
1; BoagtItalie Fica' 1l Sly r ; Tp clerk
re
:4:1'051.54 Tt. r 3 c ~ th, �' c,«' c 1 �i•al, g:i :
l),l . 1n r.tr Chita . a 'a:or .got
-,' n: fTa Fl;�c�n
b
Tn"ani'-ry
r'av , C Ci E 1:r,tti c,een o f .Pity.
err• 'R • era, rte s:hrni a t•nffee
z.
11);'P bt •i she, �a1aa'•rr.
! ••flmo ti_:,�4eI d'stti.e�d ?...,.v?` - '
Ind e!+ tY • S14-.21:"
r'..
solar;-•-a� c -ad tr,;',.�`". , f;: C
i'en, a) swat•, a"n� 'air e.>I5O:
n '�'r'•21 (''n�in "'i'r!; S•r•':t, rya' iG,-•.Ii,F
•
,AGAINST. DANO• NGF. IN" :SOME •
FOR S'
."I :think that da sing ,like.' -every-
.
tlanQ_:else_tii>
the .w - of -an[-usenien't,
oughtxegulat d," said' Dr, -
ron Stauffer in a • !s rmon on ' ,"The:
Te:
-Question ;of Dancing in' Massy hall,;'
Toronto, recently. ', het' uestro" was.`
- q >l v.
once again to the' ore, he said,,nnd.
from various . quattters had rece.ivtrd-
w"liolesale .• denunc>;a ion , .r+. ether
people .:like it: or: net, :.' young • peopie-
wo 1dt- dant - -- nd,.the. _ : o -
_t3 e, a , , y would dance
together. •It" was, with this -fact that
he faced the•gifestion, - "It'is pe"rfeet
ly naturaland right for young men
and women • to seek one , . anothe-5;
coin an :• and we :ma
p y Y •Just •ssz \yell!
face the issue," he said.; ^
+ . The' speaker. Beaded' 'wit 1ieo,;lc
•aiiii"3reachers -' raiz;.ii1 rhraf sem••
.
"�,,,
tricts not :.to . in • Ice,, snap , iudgninni:.s ,
'I' wish -that out 1r -ural -church' leaders,:
whin'so6bitery "oppose: U T Fxrq of
Adan irrg-"i ould� t" first, of •us \�-11r,.
problems •of city rife,' he saich e.
"Many of us. have been :burdened .a.
lifetime with;these question' of''danc-
ing_ and :'o heir m -amueta • =for -of _e nt'
and are trying to do the ri ht ;thaii�r
for_.aur'yot m o opla.?
.D u
r.-Stasiffer .-told. of Dr.::
Rainsford, • who.• was '• yery•-hitthl•
against:dancing and theatres ill:le•in
Toronto, 'Init after studying :Candi--.
tions in New York, whe.re h -' ;hail
odea, 4'ie vas-etstrapell'etii
float Ing classes in his *to 'k , 'i
his- young people•fro churc+na_golng -
to Ina-.
proper dancing* halls • • '
Four rules ,were la?d �tia\�>LL h+t__the
slieaker to 8 ovorn:. •aIl ntrettamurif,`G•;,.•
First, 'they must be se,mallv'pltrr
" _.rr" -
Im ro •d
er i
n
c he �
P P alt gArt d °lq rrc
t
,i
'f iert `It''de3raVei] i>iisiil"pit;tri%in+
with cheeks .touching • on heads nn
shoulders should .be forbidden'. Ne'vt
the recreation should' simply phY7,;(:-
al or 'Mental exercise Pis• thir� rl,lr-
was-
thatthe
association : should' t;
Clean. >•
Inthis lay
the crux of Or
'whole matter Billiards or triol, wrr • •
not in thernselveswrccng.if' the torr
panionship was of the right kirrrl''
"IIP that willkAttr With Wianmen aD il}f
be wise, huts .the comttanions -of tarns
llhall' be destroyed,"' be quoted.
tiai'd in�rer*.M� fi� -,^ Tn ':1T, risn
P. Fere; ta1 cal
'� t"E`s�-}fr- iqR - i_ +'•,,,j•- .s n 1
415. ir,7: E r3
.:'r 'ars t.p
01i_ i ' t r _ ra° t1..,• xl -&-Cainr14411.
r l-)Jp- (-il ad,+ii}i"'c3 _.is.se` .harsh-'
zt
E, Me1)on$eh C'oik
•
°
1't
Wonder
.1 ' • •
*1`MS -' gaestion h. as= . been '„
. answer'ed'3 *_ many thous-
ands :: of ' Toped who . 'have
found health and happinesiin ;
the use o "Dr; Chase's Nerve '•'
Food.
Sleeplessness, irrliability..nervous-,• �I
ness, •gloornir Sorebodings of the -
future, depression • and discourage
' pent -•-these are some of the aymp•
ton}s,wllich'telfof exhausted nerves.'•,
In order' to avoid nervous••prPstra..
tfon••or sone . form of. piralyslsit is'' l
well' to:getthe building up . proceels
established at' once' by use •ofDr. I
•
Chase's Nerve Food.
60, cents a box,`6 for $2.?.5, all dealers, -or t;
Erimanson, nates -,$c Co:, Ltd., Toronto. ' -
w
11:1ItD 1tJP:•
;fou ale nht h 1:d up, when•,your' purse .
is fiat.
•our. trause1s .bra •:ed ,tike an
y y old
:-doer.Mat; --- °
• ; Ua are Hoe bard up when your
1,art'rt't•a''slrillind•'to see' you':
t `u of .ch,
You. ai,e not hard up tell .you -see the •
day
11ra -;'ou haVtin',t'a cheerful' ora
say:
L(iu ,t p .Ilei haldt 14) atiheti your colli
• eye .
i --.;ti e•
b;4'' a tells aS y0U'.•
Jat11-'•
...Y61:4',411 a,,•'•w><ell the•'stre is while °oth- . .,'
'ors. . rick •
+.:(i, your 'puvke•-a 11 ••
- t_but hand*
1.aocle
-a- --_ ;
J:ha:t . not. -•Leine-Ibi•oke-: you -'may-tie-° -'
1
4.4
tacit y r fiats:' not: hard tip. while ; 'You •
ii tt•e' a rfriettd
13iit^,ou'aie hat>d up inscri� -'ay
,i. vw�lrttl'eu.L awcheerlit; :ru-td-to ' W..;
{z-,nbtinnl,• on earth appeals::to-yttn„-,,_..
--tit' uo_ca _,st;e- hat•lli-ir., the 'ski as.,.
.'1n1,1' you are hard' up.. i% you've reach
.l,cl tai: say ill • truth titat •,you have
, -•lip •f,`ic:itd.'
•
.-..-By-the't'h o4/4 * a
1 1 ]i. V' - (Ofl[ l�l\'.A�I.] 1
GEOItr. F 13(
• d Ei'TS FOR. THE
• t
__ awe t.._.p —t e--t-*�,e• �.o wr , i f;
Body- and r'r nd' • re. tr,th 43:fta, .c
and •for 't#le: pr.i er-v.ti f ti •e ,y ..
• our rr, aker t; may;_
•elbllo. • .•
Exercise : rc, . _-
9. ..altyc In reaset,.
t
. h, •phys:� •1- :pov�ers--ar••d- �rciesl-
ts:r-1,e trjtlYro for oubod
;w
'hat ,htcijht,tua-1 .trov
t airs v4111,
''da 'for your, niirit4--educaja and
a°r¢nnthen it c"T
l?txtr� callrl a it
i me. b_ .
cause. tie' .:exer ed• tile mind
while ;th_s�,e .body-vvas' alI4we;lto
sutfer.- , w. .
• 1l sound holy l'es.:at the 'fount.
dation, of ahi that ,goes to make.
rife a success :tact cieclnri11 help
• to oveit.'
Excretal - Will h4711t a.' on young, !1
_�st„.,�-._cFiay.�e--}leg:,,__..:...
Vartrd,..iight.,told --brisk •exet,
dine; next to *Eileen), vilII .rest. the
rred r !'
i h .r -n
eft
� b cr'
th n
a
n thin
'else..; .ar ,Y 9
'
_ 9. etaJ_.+4ila• r 't
u -•f
_ f -n
of : �'
ties
arid' the body he>;irnie
caee'f If not exrrrl did
ted:,
There e ora -: normae •4rr}nr
T t hat"
t. ..
h
a ` •
cloy k hots 'worse tl,uh"gotii7;"
health, bot 'not m:ny ttilrig$:
- ( wDyrl�ht,
1a10,..by W. 4'"1„4,4not
?,ny manw"G•id,e$'rot isle: i. l• 1t1.1;2t+•"on.t,te ri'lit sire of e'
irr,d for P P•
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rxe ! .. .. .
c,
rek•.vli. 1- di •
s.S"'UbL
F• ,.r �,y., J .suite as the left~.
•
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PP g
a crosslutid; it is.pe sly as•..dange:aus •:
a
tea.-t"*itrtd i't.c,ssli,g
c '
1d:;ult
out fi�r'e.1 rreii,_. , ...
. I t1,; you. :can
c•:11 tc•i1 shat _they \4111': do and
you
� r, t le;••tir'xoii�•. if tnr-hit--'" -"-r:-~•
• P1RMITS FOR WEAPONS
(From Rod .and Gun.)'
• The amendinents to th_ ' ciriminal
..code, .whit call •for ape 't to: own
h..
'firearms other than
»i wwji..w
otn `ons •
'riot P
to -October 16 -192® 'are mini-
e
ing : untold niconvenienee °throughout .
..
_ o o to ..their:, h
i=
the. I2 xnrt'ti ill �atw.in _ xo . h
& P
-Rite nature.' --Although it' -was genes-
ally understood' that the `flaw ' was
changed owing to. fear of general con-
ditions
onditions of unrest and that ,e spo}llts- -
'lnan would not lie' mtolested, tibia has
not lbeen `'the case. The head official
of one of the provincial ,police forces
sured Rod and •Gun. in Canada that
t e law would be -enforced "in a
broad-ntinded 'way" However, two
weeks later :three police officers locat-
ed in the same eitj'lwent to a long.`
estabflihed gqn lli - and aat#ied,tho -
t r
t,
a
4 ..'r .:t_n- h►p~ ,1-Tfr rc) i,f...h;r�alm• _
flus i t . q
t�t{ 1u uilic�rry', he 5 t'.ci: ,i `
e far' you
enc ,j•, and ,he: her', a biugh job.: r
lie. tire:. that, your •"diiiimersy:
d.
v -
1 roi.e-ell rs in4 into
i l,lintllnr; `f:l tie air •v>oa pr'oh tblyr ._ `' t.
k'n,tw.
rr .R ail Find ribr'y floe' "\taC"1r gt,
1 0- tl eY).•,,- .int. ,U.t.... •'t•' -a
T rip as' drnR
7. If veli ,fi. ra1 `you'vegot, to
. speed'.eed'
tin itwhere yeti t tit,• kill
anybody
1 _ �
• i .iT: in y h •tint ,r*nslrrs, ,
! ,"_1 t'1 i \:el. , aiitk•ipate,
1` 11'rtrl r c+' '1d r4 is a
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r
n¢, 1
lit. D` t
f
1 Hirt
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1-a L
t l'til`
1,ra Jury; ntiay. ra11. it ,Q :T man-
11
an-
, -
P
1'` ' .,' ,{i . 1':lt[>n.,. The fact, t)latl
d 1-r. hr,rl •the rip•ht of ,..lty ivan't briar
sill.'lirriv;hark to lif. --least .of all.
t +rurfli l f
•
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11
1'c r ,r�raifel•, t}tis entre « is, • '
?r r. borro.cv..trr,i c.. nothing.,but .
ll •If Serio, ;r it act ' tiinrl.'
early .to l.r'ty and .ile•rfl rlu ,«t• • . .
Bask, •
t i,i' 1,11il r ra, air, it 1vaA ground this
s main
•n Int'` rr .• •.i
•Thera, •is stir, 1ur•k�, .thine; • about' 'rile 'wini1 ry
spoiled children; we never' _ • t p
1 zit v hP a+rt et'etl �to thtt
never have them ahot'11 180411, bili,,notltinir at all is4ono
la our -own faintly; tor' the calf,
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