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11-IE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN _ _ JULY 14, 19 0

iiiia ciiiiiioiirfiiwii auaiiiiiiiii L iw-res si we wiv

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" .iii ui-ii. vue-ti-r is. si.-i.urs_ is-r. vi¢¢~l'i-"incurs J. B. out-neu. l'-I-li

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Editor iunl .iliumglvilr D-rcrinr-J. IK. llurnelh F' J* L

_\~»ui~l.in~ rniiinri-uv .iiulhi \\_i\;lkrr__iii_\i_l!. . d U d

-_»---~ - - _ " ' hi iii", 5-_i,ii ., yn, (in mlinnre) e were

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. - `~ -__ if -i. -in .- -lui agency l“°~. NH' 7°' °*" r‘.:~n‘i~.o B\fl':\1§‘.:,i,T2f,y 'fit-»i`.»'r»-i imhrs isuii.i|u;_ mmm. loner-in .

*"1 ““"‘""F- ‘ “' iii. \\iii..uui.i.y 1.....-r nuiuiiug. <‘ii‘--ora: Glenn Bull* llmmuih ih“"\`i1i|i:\»i<i|iut~,if isuiuiii-ir 5"" l"f="\"|~"°= "S5 5”' 65"' s"°‘

ng, . un ui - -

1`hiliuloll*|\'\\-

R Currie

tra

__ ll

riimnr. JULY. 14. 1933-

of the fisheries wealth of Canada, y

the inland lakes and rivers pm! I A substaiitlal part in the supply 01 emi fish for the home market, and con- ieci tribute consideralbly W the MP0" oi

de of the Dominion Lake Winni- 1

` i ish

peg, Lake Winnipegcsis. Lake nude M‘;;‘_;‘°“:_-_ ag; 2; the reviews. For this is Mr. Hoos- no a e

Man . ite-

_ __ h id_ fish products of itoba Wh

BALBO'S AIR .'iRJlADA i5~<‘°\ Gazme as having been e 'fish and plckerei are the chief pro- :L

" iTill`f‘9 Of the ff“"`i"€ are 1°°ked “pm ducts. but pike, tullibee, goldeye and 1896

Gcmml Bmhovs Imlnn nk* Mm- :is siivcfssfs. one as a partial suc~'man otlier varieties i=.bound.In 1931

i f.

d ached C1'L\\'ri\'lit on Wed- I y less

Mr. Housman On

_ , - _ _ _ _ _ _ _33

_ ~=s

Poetry

J. B. M. in the Winnipeg Free

Press)

t. Cambridge University ree- y Mr. A. E. Housman gave A ure on “The Ns/me and Nature Poetry." The text has been pub- d and is being read, marked dissected with loving care in all

Bohr of Qnurs

n's first appearance ss a. liter _ M critic though he is 14 years sic “P¢°P1¢ mile* b° 91°” f° Wd"-

Mahy poet, now living ue heart and other vital organs every W°

' 3 N ‘n ' 1035., and eight as failures. In ad- the total marketed value of white- “laureate mm!" “feiy into pdM_,“”_.mnuenn_ pmumgnig, _ or _i our

nesdav and ln!! °\`€1”»m£: Hl'fi"@d “V ' _ fish taken by commercial nshermen

- » . hi' - rtant Dost- th

Shedirir, N. B.. ihc .sqiiafiron pa;\s_ldit.on. six his l »mP° in me dinerem provinces was *I* 9

. _ - < ,_ . ' th

lug our iliu '.\._».'i~'1i :-/it-'ioii 0. thisliinr iiittiiiaiional Dfflblems h“V°__i_25_3ii_ in i929, when marketing °

hmoiikd his mystery in “_ tine-must be guarded against." - A05

_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ . . _ _ man _

p,~,,\,,,,.i ;,.>.~i;ic 3.1¢ ii. in. 1l.»ii.r<~a1,i,,.,.,i mmiirfi tliivillh “€‘S°U““"`“5 conditions were more favorable, the “It must be realized that an in- S011

_ ~ _ mote seclusion until grey with ears

*"5 lf" ’°"` wp """ nf 1"" mom! ei* than conferences. Thfise in-_catch amounted to more than 19.- an ' y

e the Dawes and Young Planiiwoi

.,...._, _ .. _oth beffuc their f;u_:i`. 2.1.-'-‘-off for-dd

Chicago. I

|r3t;i.ns ui:/_= iiiliiii- ici' this izTf.‘at""~`P

ting to payments of German °f

the

arations; debts and readll1Si-'Uh

lied States.

000 pounds. with a market' value his

over $2,453_000. A large part of d his ini wth C Mi of annual catch is sold in the fggenm up om ° an must be removed, infected sinuses

fuii of honors, he came out of I" ivory ww" mi month md “_ intelligence of its owner or the skill ill

his dentist; that diseased tonsils

son to

m be drained' that making sure

_ this

N i’ im ease., in exhmh io from s focus in the body teeth,

ypbiblibmhow it is done, M,-_ Hmm, tonsils, gall bladder, large lntes- B-Hd

This column ll owl ll! \lu:

discussion by correspondents of questions of lnlorolt. Tk ' Charlottetown Guardlnn don i

not necessarily ondarlo the opinions of correspondent;

THE PENSION COWHBION

' Sir,-Very few of us are familiar

Aung; '-03 'nm puppy, Egan) with the decisions of our present

Pension Commission, but those of

who know something about it

has been B famous poet i stand mai in “der ii-, pronct th, .knew that information is required.

all know of the Parents' Main-

modesi Having ,een their h“_ infection whether from acute dis- t°mn°° 5°? which W" P55564 by

lust Legislature. we know that Act was taken from Ontario is what we cali a Dominion This Act legally makes every

and daughter liable for the sup-

ged mom gg |, nfigggion gn the port of their parents or parent, who

dependent by reason of age, dis-

ease. inflrmity or unable to maintain him cr herself, providing that such

or daughter has sufficient means

ts between the United States

debtor nations; the Kellogg

flight over the p<i:'i`:t";‘:i iiassa?,e_nl*'1" im

,mm I"“t"' to CE\:CY!Z0` Thai factland Tl\..i.' will bb 5108!. satisfaction in sn and IHC' i>fi=<i‘“`»f@ ‘~\'111“- “'50” fh¢i"ea Canada over the fact that Great

°n°'y'°" m°“"°r1“m °n inter' Britain seems to be brlgading as a Pm

all b00ks, A Shropnhire Lad,

Mr. Housman has been a.. parsi- M Uni . . ‘th

ou' po" :ns mme mm on W3 ' is fer more important than a shave

t . t there is an intestinal movement

a morning bath; and above all,

do so. This clause of the Act

is taken by the Commission as a i guide in granting the Old Age Pen-

__ that we may not throw upon the sion to an applicant who has s son

ms' dated lm But he hu mt heart, already tired and scarredior

daughter, We can all readily see

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night ;s proceeding has giveoi"

im i;;\,~§i_~ 0:»_1f~.:';'iiii‘_;.' 10 v.'0lcomc“»'° General Balbn nizil h.s cc:i‘.pani<ms_e”

in Canada and reasonable assurance 'Um

hh weii that the hifihph ,viii ,.e,,Ch_s su reme and lenipotentiary world in

their more vvcstern coal. if arid "5

‘_ i ' he‘Brl

,iii h_. he .. ih gihis effective political power at t i

proof “ “e En wen a chi' and ii ii shoiiid pm” that the gold bloc exercise a power in

mute 01 "short lions" is perhiipsgm

the most susabic for the range ob”

pre.=ciit~da_'.' ;ii:';»1'invs when bcntl1°°

on trarisaiZi‘.ni.c sc-riice; and it ivillgre

The most inrrb-ich-.~o.nv prep-“"3

crnmentai debts. The confer- i-me

ce body actually assembled in it would seem to us most 'unlikely

D P pu

sembiy that can be called into in

,,.h,,h ihhy (ii) ,hip 5.ih5i_,ihiihi `exlstence. It represents the limit of- that me hull of Eumiye on Q;-ea;

is not sufficiently united in out- ha iq and not sufficiently strong to ii ach and implement agreements fi

f-,whey },»1,'i to eszaliiish the rellabfwmch ‘mu 9° beyond me pious ex' lm

iiiiy Ui ihh hiisgue h(,iweeh Eiimpeipression of mere formula or plati- us

'and North .ehncrica by way ofitu Greenland, Iceland and Lhbrador.i"°

The °quMii.0h»_, iaigesi iiiiiih was oheienoe of such international notion Pr

oi about 1500 miies_ from Rievhihvikishould the attempt be renewed to to oamncht. Labrador. Thence- ,‘°“1° me P’°'°1"“5 which led ”° me i Kong is that evoked by the British Its

forward ihe _i0,,ii._(.y‘ io Chichgihcalling of the delegates to Lcndonigmpire Exhibitiim and piiiiy-_ which

should be lrss treacherous and more in pertain.

Flying experts have studied for

some time the possibility of the

great route northward over Green-

land, and Charles Lindbergh isiniverssry as a Province of Canada Whi°h has bw" °°m'¢ft°d f°1' the making s fufihef Survey 0! Part 0f_passed without anyone complaining th lt from the air this month. Success that we would have been better off 0

ae, me public wiu find it dimcuit Sid

retain any faith in the compet-

the present instance. iii

IN NEWFUUNDLAND thousands of people of every age

Of the Ilnil-IHS' CWS-sin! With -had we remazned outside the Dom- iii

tiwnty-four planes and Colonel ¥inion_ Perhaps it is just as well, if were familiar came from various L.rifibi>ri1li's report on his iiwesiica- fthe financial situation in Newfound- Pa

nd is to be taken as an example. it

ment by this route of the regular ;'I’his is the record for last year, as u

tion may bring nearer establish-ila

ty outlawing war; and the Hoov-

sea

don is the nearest lppmach to that she would tie up with Europe is

Seldom, says the Hong Kong

1-so

.as _ _

_ Govemor st Kowloon. Throughout

e Empires produce. The majority

troubling to enquire the country of

w.th ihe United suites. while ‘ed

blic, it has been impossible to

there must be a wide division in

l '. »

"'lost brother" to the South of|ii had better be found on the samei

layed by the public _of Hong

officially opened by HE the

B day' hom noon uhiii highh page, nearly always comes of! ss Neglecting to obtain regular in- sh

neatly and produces the same su- testinal movements may lead to da

ason into an enormous store of

the visitors expressed surprise th

which cams out in iaee, und "mst °’ '

. s

for .

P09318

e our minds from the knowledge ;’;i

ndon that we in Canada can H°

policy the British Empire and Om' tw' three’ f°“r’ t‘° mmm es of death in thousands and thou- i it

e of the Great Divide. str

ui, to visit the Pehihsiiia Hom’ o‘Clock." Therefore, he writes " which finally take their toll. re

He 5"°°d and °°““°°d "Wm “nd Thus, neglect of infected teeth or em

: ' 5 '

an he

Prince Edward Island's 60th an- bo bo

8' lazy mteuectusl me wamn with the wear and tear of life the th

professor of Latin at Gembrldge mm the body heedh Eideiiy heohie ..hi.

re is great room for different in-

, e

ra" vim°t1°n’ by th’ mu" He extra burden of handling more food terpretation of the part which reads,

ovidlng the son or daughter has

opposition to the American Re- and “ t"m°“d°“° °°h°]‘"' H” should eat to live. They must no|suiElicient means." Any intelligent

°"'°“ ha" the b’°"uy' tm longer live to eat. When these les- i person can see that a Commission

mg wwn' From his observation of the caus- |2911

d f°"m °""h° °“‘s5i°°'1 epigrams' sons are learned the death rate at can

vary from putting the respon-

*°» f°f ¢"@"‘P’°~ °°“°d “E181” the ister ages in me wiii be less." sibiiity ou s sch or daughter from

tain is tremendous. France and °’C1°°k_:" The above are the words of Dr. gn

0. H. Rogers, Medical Director of well off son or daughter. Anywhere

'*'°°°- Wd "ew me “°°P|‘= one of the lures insurance comaan- between those two would b. within

rdly appreciate. But undoubtedly Sprinkle the quarters °n me m°m' 195 in “W United states' th’

extremely poor to an extremely

bounds of the Parents* Main- ance Act, so we can readily sec

is a little difficult fo draw the

Pla” and P°°P1° sands or cases it u only too true line in the proper place. We have

“"4 *hm d°W"~ ° that many or us octuuiiy determine no

hesitation in saying that a. pen-

the length of time we will live by sion should be granted W 21 qualified

HPP°¢- “°°“d- “*€h*“8 his h°“f» our own everyday habits or health. applicant. whose son is only in mod-

te means, or who is an ordinary

cumed his luck iamiis may iead io i-hgumhtigm, farmer with a wife and family to

ess, has such enthusiasm been And then the °l°¢|¢ °0“°0f'¢d in the rheumatism to heart disease and sup

port. That proviso should not

tower hear; disease to life in bed or death apply to ordinary sons and daugh-

The neglected attack of inhuenza. are

MT H°USmBY1'S D009? the Wh°l€ or bronchitis may lead to pneu- dr

strength, and struck mei; ters cf this Province, unless they

paying an income tax or are

awing a big salary and also have

which could be printed on this monia., pleurisy or tuberculosis. money laid awny. Or it IMS!-. it

ould not apply to any son or ughter unless after they meet

asonable living are able then to

ut poetry as one having author- Finally, as we approach middle show a surplus. 'I'hey then should

Friday and

and Saturday at .

stock, clearing lines an

We are offering F'

Henderson

~ MEN’S

i ` “ The' Haberdashery ”

'_ $15, wiiiouy

A splendid suit

Your choice of many Brown, Blue, Black and

White or other Worsted Suits' Friday 5

. These Suits have been selected from regular

are worth as high as

At `$l§f50

Your choice of many Fine Worsted Suits

special buy in finc striped Worsted Suits, Browns, Blues, Greys, etc. New stock smartly i tailored and re ularl worth $22 50

A real suit bargain at '

At $18.50

Blue Serge Special in

Friday and Saturday we offer a pecial buy

in pure Botany Wool Blue Serge Suits, either single or double breasted' models, und smartly ' tailored. You’ll be surprised nt. the splendid

quality of those Blue Suits on sale Friday and Saturday at $ I

Blue Dungaree Pants 95|:

what PUBLIC FORUM | *

Saturday _,ii

d many of them

riday and Saturday a

&.Gud

m0l'8

any commission who lays the rcs-

and it is them who can be the mean.

or old age, it must. be remembered be _

Poetry” he says “is not the that we are not as active as we a parent and av commission would daughters- °f this Pwvmce' Wh° ing said but a way of saying it" E were' that the food needs of the then be justified in refusing a pen- have all they can d° 3° “Ve Wm*

liable for apart maintenance of

d dag summed across ihi, hai. t ntic shiver of the spine as “Eight oh.ronic liver and stomach ailments their yearly obligations and have a.

i ity.

at so _many goods with which they “

ii _ ig 1 id _ "N tmghy tain a. greater variety of food than V _

rts of the Empire, for in the past hgviiygsigeigiapresiisu ng mme? ever before’ eating more iood than realize that it is a moral obliga-I feeling of destr-uctive criticism ci

ation £00 mfound né no semi We need throws a hurdeh oh the of meaning?" H/e believes thffre IS. tion on every son and daughter tc; selfish aims, but for the benefit oi

has been the general habit to y in a haphazard way without V

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f:'aiis.1'.lani1c hir sciwicc that hiisirecordcd by the St. John's Daily 0

NE I

been widely discussed in recent!

rears. Every landing in that .region

cf storms and cold of course adilsi io liability to delay. Nciwiliolcss, the hazards are cozisiclcrcti to be' less than such as inevitably are ln-

lurred in 14. trans-ocean crossingi from Newfoundland to Ireland or tot

England.

It is s. very old line of communica-

tion bet/ween the two hemisphcrcs bo which the adventure of General

Balbo's 24-plane squadron has dir-_ acted the attention of the world.;

The Vikings' westward passage to' the New World was by this northern

lirclo. Reminder has been given,

boo, that nearly 400 years ago thei hardy fishermen of Brittany and’ Devon were hovering about the banks off the coasts of Labrador

and Newfoundland. Subsequently, explorers sought the northwest

passage to India by way of Davis Straits and Baffin Land; and si-

rnost a decade ago Lowell Smith and Eric Nelson, with Uni-ted States

westward by air. Von Gronau the

world-famed German slrmari, suc-

cessfully fclloivcd this trail twice-_ making n rietour tn New York on his `°°

flight to Chicago in 1930; another time he went to Chicago direct. The

British have had their survey parties mmenu °“ h" °°M‘°n°'1 ‘i°b't»

in Greenland; so have the Danes, GTC” Britain ‘nd mmm* “me W th

iii imkihg io mid ,he ,mi iiihdihgghei- rescue Another payment fell agenda. to induce people of all class piaC,,_,_ and esmcihiiyl “hai may he .due at the end of the halt year, and N

i,§p,,cied in ihe Why oi ,,.,,_iih,,i._ again Newfoundland was unable to M

,__ __ _ _______ meet the bill. The Canadian Gov-

The year that has closed has to

been extremely disepiwinflng from lic the superior qualities of Brits!-

ri financial point of view. When hi. Sir Richard Squires delivered the i Burlszoi. Speech last year he csti- n

, i

mica for 9. surplus or $211,000, in- buymiz 800115 that they must be ,ie stead there was a deficite of $3,- British. _ ‘

381,000, and this in spite of rigid economies practised b_v the new Government. In his estimate, how- ever, Sir Richard made no provi- Si sion for the railw-nv deficit, and 'of

bodied relief, whereas nearly sl m 000,000 must have been spent on

this account. On the other hand l°“g°’- ML N°"m°‘“ DW’-’» tm’ while he budgeted for a revenue the HY\C1€l”\t P01i0y of isolation any of $l0.l80.000. the receipts were President's envoy, may not have

nearly $2,000.000 less. This fall in revenue was most disappointing.

“lily Provided $50060 f°1` able' 'Whatever Republican Congressmen es the to 'it od sn : flow into his mind “with sudden 1-‘N118 D0@ti‘y." says Mr. Housman. getsmsrights' It “'35 the 50115 “Mi 5021101' mC- Tm l‘0Hdil18-

bt-.‘

Whiie in quhhtiiy imhom were eva that America had decided to not very much it-ss than they abandon the Policy of keeping aloof

from European affairs, but he cor-

were the previous year, their value was appreciably lower, and the revenue suffered accordingly, and unfortunately the situation was not helped by local condi- tions. The returns from the fish- cry and other industries were much lower than anticipated and the people were unalble to increase their purchases because of reduc- ed income.

l'€

lit

tendency. That policy was a possible one in the era of Washington and

when the United States had very

reached only in sailing ships trav- ersing the stormy Aitlantio. But

rigin. One of the principal results ;

ocluce and manufactures. so thati

future they will stipulate ivhenxo

The co-operation of the United ales is essential to the restoration

ay say. it is impossible to maintain

en instructed to declare at Geri- B

ctly interpreted the inevitaible

fferson, s. century and a half ago,

tle foreign trade, and could be

nd this is the thesis of h‘s lecturg body are less, and that although we sion to such parent, and, I am wil-i me “|7195 Wtltlfoul 801113 iilehifld. BFG

have more time to eat and can ob- ling to o on record in sa ing that Wing Some hmg that “U1 “ws” 3

ere are no such things, he be- I 3 y

ponsibility on the farmers sons and

b V n

great disturbance later on. We alli

changing things, and if the mem-

ers do not see to this they will get big surprise when the House meeti

I and a bigger one when elect-ion day ' comes around.

I am not writing this with ani

P ’ a ` and gives as an example the song su ort thei nts di t

those in charge and the Proviii il

i too ii d be ,.1 in heart, kidneys and blood vessels _ _ PD " Pam RCW" "3 0 _ , mr';e__ TSE ;n_t°Hou~;;I;res‘*r0 _ greaiei. ihhh ihey can hehh which Marianaspage sings to that their circumstances and I firmly general. By getting our port ai

‘ n' P V Th se Warhih 5 iron., such ii unhappy lady in “Measure For believe every son and daughter iiasi money from the Doininioii, wi iciili

thing to do with meaning It is

hi ir t 1 ist, - ° 5 ,,

ws of the exhibition, it is hoped. will be Wines mire 1;ighni;,?c;i;$ iso i-0:” source, should make those who are Measure: been doing so, but since the Old Age: so

imD1'9SS On the purchlwlng 't.`f1lb~ ihan to content in it what at middlg age and a,pproachii,\g aid _ Pension Act has come into effect in pu

poet ma ha to sagoeheythmks ig age do ii lime ge,-wus mf,-i1;ing_ Take, 0 take those lips away, this Province, the parent who qual- on

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ncldental. The poet-ical art has

ds “M Mm is th inteiie being me ieggi; inteuwtugi pu; of But my kisses bring again, bring and not have that responsibility laid

wort _ I e th K of e ct' his day. he would take a walk after Main. On them, and I say that if any com- PDEMW H5 11°- h ld 5 luncheon' and whiie Waihihg he Seals of ]0ve_ but _seayd in va1n_ mission does so it is high time for

_ ous sa s c u i ~ -

biicliy needed, in pi'efei'enve ta tting a burden and responsibility the sons and daughters of a qual-

That so sweetly were foresworn, ifies has a pericct right to the pen- ificd pension applicant.

' And those eyes, the break 0( day_ sion, and thc sons and daughters

time in the nan eTne't I mode of °Ump05ition_ The afternoon Lights that do mislead the morn; littve li. PEFYECE right, L0 be I'Ciie\'6d

ss a g n o ~ .

‘ I am, Sir, etc.,

1NfrEnEs1'i:r._

Inquisitlvc Child-Mummie, what

more dennemmt ythafi a° terra? wouid think of nothing in pamcuim-_ seal’d in vain. the members 01’ tho-S0 ln authority ivns the name of the lust station?

an miernatignai peace of mind_ mum define :°;;'ybut he N00 iz As he went along they-e would “That is nonsense; but it is rev- to see that every qualified applicant

Syimp ms ill' \1°€S- W and uhaccouhtahie emohiohl.. 8 hm whim seems im i-ismnishins _iiidg_ daughters who were behind the put-

linc of poetry strays into his

memory his skin bristles and me Mr. Housman describes as s "bub- talns no thousht. but it does not

to ct A in i bling up," and he rejects altogether COHSI-Si Simply Of w0rd-s strung out

razor ceases a . sp alish ver, i

water in the eyes, constriction of me n°H°n of poetry as an muh in 3 t pattern' It has a _ha mon _md B mmm; pm it iectusi soribrivshce. Hu has ii icw memos. We represent the VI

the Dlt of the stomach are the other opinion M the pmt” M the mm b Thie srakiegpieiari song and 8' poem for P' E' I- and the BRA signs whereby ML Housman knows century. but thinks that four of its y B a . w c aso yields an emo- for the Charlottetown -i- that he is under the enchantment wma" sounded me gemmw p°°u°a1 tional meaning to this reader at ' ' Huw poetry is mme he nét new, gqwper, Blake, 001111,, and least, are Mr. I-fouseman‘s only ex- _ We Qffer spemal |°W pr' know but in describes 3;" cm-ismpi-,¢r smart, An warg mad, amples of poetry uneiloyed, and` RETAIL AND

°'"‘ r/we or them mud enough is be ws have looked through an chu-.bi

It follows from this theory, as Mr. Sl

tlsfy his definition. one way oi’

5i?;?i:i;° $81 t;lg_:nghmi;> 11:” or e. stanza, accompanied by the mem' This sh“k°"P°““°“ S011: “ns into effect of the Pension Act. know, because Jimmy got out there

Mother-I dcn't know. Don‘\

Child-Well, I'm sorry you don‘i

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vague notion of a poem. The later Slmily UBS 9°m0fhmB W C10 With

watch over his thoughts because, if process of put/ting down the lines iaiihicssnessiniovt It certaimywn_

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were, six month, 930, when me lem are thoroughly cheering. In the ici, - i.,

America cannot keep out of world

The D il N' ,hows ,

9' y Gm "T mints politics any longer.-The Australian.

t that Newfoundland was almost

The British Empire campaign

against leprosy was started less than ten years ago and the big strides which it has made i.n India -are I. tribute to the value which this country derives from her British connection. The aspects of the prob-

vement in world conditions It

tlool: is concerned, things are

rtainly more hopeful than they

y was umihie io mai ip wi place, the Indian Council sn

rk in regard to the treatment of

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" f" _\ i' .1 iehi in the verse, something with foreign language But somehow the ' `”`

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Hcusmsn says, that a reader who °n.i0y1ng the pure poetic pleasure

is often mistaken. Hb is really be- way we can think of, is to listen to ing moved by some other ing-Nd- the reading of poetry in an unknown

which the poetical element is mix J°y Of hearing even an expert read

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FROM "THE PILGBIMAGE" ed or adultei-ated. It is interesting Homer (who is incomprehensible '

to look into this. We will mention to us in Greek) is thin and unsus- 4//2%,/’

I travelled on, seeing the hill wh"-e two or three passages which pro- fdihiflg. and we are driven to con- .,/- »._/,»__% -_

thinks he is being moved by pcm-y sought by Mr. I-Iousman. the only

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A long it was md nm-y '”_ i pain in the pit qi( the gwmggm hate to admit; or that Mr. House The gloomy cave of Desperation unlmown to us as s by-product cf man is wrong and that a poem must I left on th' one. and on the other P001-ry) Mr. Edwin Markham; lines mean wnwthlns. however obscure

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My expectation. by Mr. Housman (all except the ive to poetry pure which we would ' '

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in "The Mm with the Hog," and irrational, in order to be e. poem

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most actively prosecuting research. vo I

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to take precautions against it

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injection of specially prepared

nations :irc r_ii.=.inqthcnise1ves out‘ffh¢ British Pafuamvlt WMU 82.-

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prcssinn. Bm-niise of fliis fart thoimlssmn. With Bl’it|Sh, Canndlan and rio_mtl'.'e i'ii'ii tlinf, the Worid Eizon-iN@“`f0Unfu3nd NP|'95€Utat1V€S 011 lt.

,mm Cnnfrm-_M my i_f,ki.n in L0h_;ie investigating Nowfoundlands signs that depression has passed its don, has hui iirfie ii any disturbing flnmlrv-1 with I view'to their re- “

effort on the qvziomi outlook. PoD~‘h“bnm“U°n< 3:3 on me horizon is to be found

ulnr c"1.”.:ifiirc_ flicivforc, would

sficni. to be ilmt griicvril rc/'iiiomlo

. ‘l'SiPnifl§ to voices from the politi-

‘.I;inl 1 i-.zit:I~:; thu. are represent-i ' ico-operation by thc various States,

dltions in the Australian Common-

PALE GHOSTS wealth. Australia was hit consider-

rrr~ivcij: ~,~_-ifl mmf: noi i.iii'ough thei *W _ably harder thin Climldi DY d9DT95‘ i'/~i'I<l C=:if’i'r~rwe so much ns ini Says the sherbr°°k° mmm: won' and for a time it seemed as

‘_ “__” N im dp__(__m”nnm of thc qvhm Viscount showdeh and Lioydithough Australian credit would be _ ~ i _George speak mwada H V _sci-rrely damaged. But firm actioni L .iuC.i_c ;,:'_.1'i'.im:rics of thc iridiv-_ _ _ Y W3 3re.hy ihc I,-edhmi Go,,i.i.hm,_,ht_ ioyhi

Bo to Care's copse I came, and

there got through

With much ado.

vegetable oil is now fully proved

.ml

One of the most encouraging Tm" kd m’ W “W Wild 0! passion;

which Some cali the wold A wasted place, but sometimes rich. Here I was robbed of sll my gold, Save one good angel which is friend

had tied

Close to my side.

adlr and that prosperity ls dawn-

the steady improvement of con-

At length I got unto the gladsome

hill

Where lay my heart; and climbing

still,

much as they cause the specific poe- _tio emotion. Keeth "Ode to the Nightingale." besides being music. also belongs to the "literature oif_ escape" and excites by suggesting a flight from "the weerineiss, the

7 fever and the fret," And Mssefield‘s

lines,

Only stay quiet while my mind

remembers

The beauty of ure from the

beauty of embers.

not only sing but me with the sharp pang of recollection.

All of that is quite clear enough

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YW '_ "__ NW' '__W\ of th” Oiii w,,_,.i' im, (,xamhi,__ “_h,,i_c ML cnbalcd that country not only to *" ` "“ " ' __ _ _ _ weather the storm but to rcliabili-_

latc itself in ri manner that is l tile

ivnr, ivr~".i“ i:i»;\":{.\::‘ fiifirizirifiiiril M”

ckr~im.o King is rcvisitimz the

oonferenccs are noted by the Mon- Sunllms °f the m°°n~ short of amazing

When I had gained the brow and

wa.

A lake of brackish waters on the cult quam” umm' from ML

ground _

Was all I found. . , _ is such 5 thmg °" new p°°"y' A3

but the most interesting and diffi-

Housman's teaching is whether there

he asks it, is there any "pure un-

, -George Herbert. mingled poetry, poetry independent

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