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_E9?R The Charlottetown "Guardian

Plltsldrlll Llr-um-tul. it Cheney S. alcLuro \lr~e-»l'rrni<l|-I|| J R lluroott, l1‘.J.l 11.11.11). null 11.111.11.111..- lNrvr-Iul .| it Brrrlwll 1- J l swn-inr; Lir-rii 111i l) -A tlm-Klnnrm D S. 0 .- Mllturu Frank “Walker and ll I Curl-l: ~11 H6117) $31.00 per your (In advance) )1) pt’! yrnr iln advance) mulled to $1111) per year (in mu United stain

310M111. sui-i-asiisia-it. 211. 11m.

'l'.)r \\-'11rl1l Peace

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l1 is ..:1i- -11-.. *1 111:1: 'l11- l.1-:1--ti1- 11f .\':iti.111_~ ' ’ g ' n, 1' i '1'. 3-. .ii11-1'1-.l in ‘tlllilllft- with Wb-lwlele 1138511856 and their folly is » - - ‘ - ' » - on e ua e ' , 1'.»- _.1 1'. 1.1-. t ..1.1'.1'.111'.- .11' 1111- ldiit-‘tl I Edn-l-‘l-‘al Note‘ I ‘ ‘luff. aititude ls yweiihiifuffliiiiiini? \4 |,,‘_\:,.._._,,,, .._-,.-1_i.-i1.;11i.1.1 111- this ,ihe late Abyssnian affair. We had . - . .1 - . , ._ . v. ~ 1 a friendly Power Ital ' with whom . .. , .. - ' -; l)1- ‘n D11. t8 Fh- C1111 ilit-ll C 111- . .- 5- _ - “ l " ‘ ' ",' n “'1 “lllllllv l" “.1, 1 in. ., " ‘- 2/. t 1 l > are U i 51111-12‘ its e stablishment as a united _ ~--. ~ l-t 1-1- 111.1 1i-.1 i/r rl 11 .1. 1 1 kingdom, we had never had a shad- ,,,_ - - V. 1. -. 1 1 -,. p11... “on; I111I1('\ :1nrl. '1‘ * * -t= ‘ow of :iifipute.:nd in the difficult - , __ ~, . ' --- ,. . , ,~ , ,- yr-aiso iemi-nin th , . v ,5 ,. o... _-..1_1 ll .11. .11...1 i.- [h1- cl.1_\ week the boicinoi-uenctal “ill b0 ad our peope wereewufllgnmigllllguzg 1» - - ~ '11 '\1-'1- Q --‘1'- _"1'_1l1" "illlflill: “1111 11$; lgiving the Italians every kind of 3 ‘ - l. ..11.- ..-' .\_.1...11- .\1-1'-.-1\' 1 * * =1 *1 tsvupport and sympathy, Emmenv » . .. . ~ . -- . . - ' . . . . ' ' ' ' de Ital theit' second- . . -- - . .-:1- 1.11: 1 1.11 1111-11111- .12". lhr- farittcis in the \\1-=11-111 part of the Pio- . ‘lormm 11.“ Y _ _ , ' . . . . . . . . name-Em ire Revie - tLondon.) . -- -» ' » -. ..--- 1.. Him-inu- 1mm"; 11111-0 zirr- rt‘_|ttlt‘1ll;{ iii a 1111.111 harvest all rounil . p l‘ - -‘ ,: - 1 . 1:1- -- 1:1 i'111':'.-.1-1-111.-.- 111' j with tlir- r-xcr-ptioii of :1 littl1~ >ll1tTlJlgkI in hay. , _ ‘ .. ‘ '1 \l1' h’ l‘. 111011 1 >1. >1 a. >1- “hen a party “s” "l? "am u‘ "‘“ ‘ ' " , ' ' ' __ I , , 4 _, _ Wie- flfid plenty. for the service; 1 ' . 1 -i=.1‘-r.11 ~<-1'it'1_\— 1'1 1 .\lr. .\l.-1'i'i- \\. \\1lso11_ prt-siilt-iit :1nrl i11.'ti1- when a. hall lis hired, rent must be ~_- »' ' 1111 .1i1<§ --1'-l<"1‘. W11 , zigiiig rlirrctoi of 1110 Rotzil 1111111 of (':11i:1r'i:1. 1liaglnflllllflnglollncemenlfi P8111 101'; ' - i‘: 1W1 vi-f H1111 tH-‘tl .li1"r'1'i111' 111' thi- Cziiizirliiiii l':11'i1'i1- 1{:1il\\':1_\- '1nr1 ‘ 55ml :1,3:11lgitegrmblfilggérgspsg? .1 1- 1 3-1- -1"1~ 1 ~11'1'\~'~‘ 1- 1111-1111-1-1" r-l tlir- i-xt-rutirt- coitniiittt-r- .11 thr- .\l.111- 11y to reach the public as they are, 1 . i-t-l tin-iv 111 1111. ‘ tr1-:1l 'l'i'1is 111.111-any :ui1l foritir-rlv ugt-iit rif 3'11‘ mm”- bc Pam for- why n01 the 1' » . -.I . an. 1111- ~\l\"-~\1 1.1.1111. 111-w. 11:15 1101-11 t-lr-1't1-.l :1 .1_ii"1-_1‘1.11- 11f 111‘.- l, slfllgigstegggrll-‘ail$lnrjj1 11. \' 11-11- :1 _\1n1 l.1t.- _\s~'\ll'.'llll‘t' toinprin. .11 (:ii1:1rl:1_ til.» iJouriial. -. -1i tr- tP-W-t-l 111g Illt‘ \'Zlt".'lllC\' 1-|"r-:1t1-rl 111' lllt‘ 111-nth of l\'1>l)1-i't _ ' 1 u .1111’. -l1'\'l1lt‘ ~11 fiit- \.1:1i1'. ' ' apucffugti refitmfpg Y's K0111! 11" , . . i. . awa e S. L u - ‘ ‘ "1' "1 "'-'11'111‘~ "l. H _ * *. * *. pt-rnianent active militeia Ohtiviiloifio - '1 . .....1 1111- 111.-\.--] 1h.- \i1<ii':il1:in l'.'ll‘ll.'llllt'lll 1- 1.1 I10 |1r1-r11g'110rl bor-t- on‘ issue, our mechanized - .1 '-1-i-- 11; t $11171 1:1 .111 l :111.l :1 g1-ii1-1":1l t’l1‘\"ll1tll takr- |)l.'l\‘t' thi- l-':1ll. "lir- “'11P Sun “wk ‘he Vehlcle-S 911d . _ \ , . . ‘w _ _ _ . _ _ ,_ gin . and where are our anti-air- * " ' 1 1-1- tell/h‘ but" ~ "M1 -1:1t1- tixr-rl fttl 1111- 1-l1-vt1r11i i1 (trtoltt-r 2 . 111C - - .' - . . > \ 1 4 _ w 3 rial. baiteiies, and what about - c- r. 11--1-- i-1‘tL¥1'3111‘. --t1lt'1 t.r1\'1-1"111111-11t \\1ll :1 v >t-:1l 11.1" :1 1'.-111-\\:il of 1117111- thou tanks? It seems that even . . l1 . .. . . . .. 1"‘: .\-.-1'.1:1r\ .11 .\1:-.t1- .l:1t1- \\'itl1 thr- l)|‘r)-1'1-t'l of :1 f:i\'.11'.'11-lr- l'('.'\t‘llr1fl relfiflllulllf igeureanned “l? ‘f-ll be . - . . . 1"- j 1e ‘t ‘ ‘ ‘ >1 11f; 'l't‘1'llllt r 1111 _th1- p:ii"t 1.1- thr- 1-l1'1't11r:1t.-._ \i1~tr:1li.'1 s 11:11]’ 1,910.11 m “we orange vlfififdogrx: I - \.'11- /r'1'lr11\1l. 111111." otitlr-ok l~ <IIlQlll$ll'l_\ l.1'i-,_-l1t. :i11rl tl11- (wv- flfllllll 1111-0. and will have to rely '1' l‘ - ‘.151 -..- ll.~l'/:1 r»? (Vt-claim r-riiiiir-iit 11111 point \\itl1 lrgitiiiiatr- prirlr- t.1 llic "5 “W31 011- 01d 11411111191‘ 15118111116 . . - , _ , -_ . .. ._ _' . 1o b» oiir real defence-Hamilton ~ 1 1- 1.11pm .11 1.1.- 11-1-114111 tact that tlir- 11.111.101.11 status r11 lllr‘ Foniiiion- 5,,,.,.._uo,. 1 1 '1"e -."i"'-:"111 111' the \i11r-1"ic:11i‘ \\'1-:1ltl1 l1:1< ind-n ,-1|1p1-.-.-i:i11l\ 1111111111011 throtigli’ _ '1. ~ ‘l-r- \‘.'ll1lt' 11f "imsitivr- C1» :1 sant- 1121111111111 zbliiiitiistratiiiir Ell-lam" 5911"“! $131110"! @119 w’ . ‘ I I _, 4 ' _ _ I ,5, * i, * 111:. rst-i-ate economist in high - ‘ _ ~ ‘- l“ 4"l"‘l‘ l“ 1"!‘ l“ . __ _ h 1-ir1-l .. That is the sole reason .1 . ~ - o .. - ~1~1. .t1l_1.ll~.'1‘t'lll. stating llie total vzilue 11f tlii- 13111-111- s ntziplr- products he . there. He cannot, however, be ‘l -' -- 1- 1-1 111;"- "' t:ik"1- tlir- iirgativr- this \"0:ir is Stjuékrirv) conipzirt-rl with $2..|Si.~ l“ hear‘ a Nall- H9 W115 P10111111- . '- .. _ ; -. _ __ -i'-.tl ' s11‘. i. .. 1.. 11.41111 .1,. , 1111111.... \1-.-;.p,,n<_ , 11110 111 11,311, l’r.1.111.-11..1i (rtlltlllltllis 1111111111! Efjtmfian mdfifglglfg Ixlcilhfindygfilfé ' aliinit the tlt-crt-lisi- r11 31.173.111.11 iii thr- crriifs Plan negotiations. He was remov- ed from the presidency of the

$111 ire Anal Profit

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- “'1 w ll1_\ll1l'\‘lll 111.111 111 11.1-

FTf-‘r’ 1v :1E-1i-.t it. 111- l1ll1t\\> ‘hr-

t1-'t'I1~' --' . _- 1111-. t-, 1111- l)t'\l l1:1~r-11.-1l

1C1)... .'~ "l- t» ~1-1l..1' :11i1.1'< 1111.1 1111- rltlillt-Iil nit-ii 111' ‘-.'-- ~1' \\--t"-l~ r111 :i1i1 111' .'ill sttlyirctsl '1‘ "" 1---'~ (is 1111- fiiliir-s- .1f tvisrlrnni‘

"1-1‘ 1111111; liltlr- ittti-iitinn 11'. l'1--.- 1'.'1i_i:1ili:i11-. w11t1l.l 111- v- 11- this, for llt) 11111111- is .. i~ 11111111111 lllflll .\ir l7i'1'rli-1"i1‘l.

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" ~11 ‘W11 11111-1111. 111.111-vet. is tlir- -'1‘--.-1-. t1i.- f. - :11"1.l mltu-iiintgr-s '1'l‘lY1Q 11111111111111- ’ - '1 i. ' '--.1. 111'. l1;llll'1lQ 111.1 11.11 profit . .- ‘ 1.1.1.1111. 11r- “solrl” thc --|' 'l'--r1>11111 f1)i" tlir- 11o- ".-'1' 111111 tlii- 111111111" iiiight 1..-..-f1'1. "1 han- tir-vr-t‘. Ft1‘1"\'('1l S1 for i11.11li11_" 2.11.1 111.- sunn- grw. for i111"

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-1-i1 111.1 |)1'_ 111-st,“ "That." fih» l"\1‘lllll[ .\'1-\\'.~.“i<,-1pro1irl

..1'-.-1- 11i1i11l»r-1' 11f so-callr-rl hiintrin ' iii 1111-01-11-11111 lll'\\' :i11.l Pf- _ _ -~t_1'--v\ii1g lifr- r11‘ 110w anrl 111-40- -_111,< .1..-:.11. ..1' 1'l1i~1-lli11g fanir- and for- tllllc‘ ll'1t'!l lit-vii‘ ft'll-1\\1_,"

A Genius In His \Vay

Hi1: w:i_v s..1111 pr-opli- 1-:11i recngniza Opp“. 11111.11. 1111.11 i1 1111-1111- is simply mzirvt-lloiis. 'l':ii~.1- for r-xniizplt- thr- carvt-r of \\'illi:1n1 111-ch. t1-r. who r111-1l 1111-11111" :11 Ilzi-le, after making a fortune from fl--:i<. llc was the star trainer of In-rfririiiiiig flr-ns.

.\'l1ct-i' 111111-111-111, sills‘ lk-nrsoifs \\'r-r-l<l\'. start- ed l1i-1'1i11-r_ r111 1h.- r.1.-..l 1.1 .~llC\‘\\_\_ “(was 2Q at tlii- lllllt‘. :iii.1 was crossing the Atlantic to _-\111.-1'ic.-1 .'l~ :i11 r-inigrrint. llr- found himself he- inq rlri-vr-n i1r':i1"l_\' 111.111 111- fir-m, The“ he 11ml i1 lll'.'tlll-\\'.'l\'(‘. \\'l1v t111t't1":iiti tlir- fir-as ins-tend r11' killing 1110111? 'l'i'.'1iii1-r1 flr-ns wotilrl h1- a Qgf. lain rlrztivl

1':ifi.1ic.~ 1111s thr- sr'(‘t't'l. 111- f1111n.1 that flr-as. if tir-rl with :1 l1:iit'. \1'-111l.1 quit-kh- _~.-ttl.- rlnwn, aii-l iii a short 111111- 111- 11.111 1111-111 pin-forming st-r-iiiiiigli- 1110111111111- trick-s

'l':il<i11g his 1'ii'1'11~ :1-l1.11'1- i11 :1 lioy imrlr-r his Ilflll. hr- s.1.>11 fr-111i.l :1 fol». :111.l, touring .\111cric.'1 for 4o _\-.-:i1:s. 111:1.l.- :1 fortune,

Mr. Aberhart’; Calling

"If Uttniru \\':1i|t~ t.1 .1.. smut-thing "h..." _\T|-_

.-’\111-r11:1r1," stiggi-sts 1111- .\':1ti1rr1:1_v .\'ight, "it ‘slltllllrl ;1p|11-.1:i."|i tlir- 1:1-l. with inizigiinitioii 111111 finv-sc. .\lr. .\llt'l'lllll‘l'.~. wings cannot hr- clip- 111-11 in the cr111\1-11t1--11:.l lélsllltill 111-1":iti.~1- lie is 11111 tlic Ctill\t'llllr|il§tl t_\p.- 111' hirrl. That is a

far-t which 1111:1111. ~t't'llls 11.11 t1- l1:i\'r- recogniz- erl. l1 has 111:irl.- il1.- niistziln- 11f as-tiniing that lllt‘ .\ll1r-i"t:111 pri-iiiir-i‘ is .'llltlllll'l' political til-It'll‘- 111111-1, which lllllltllllllCllllt 111- i- 11.11. lt must t:i1.'c a fir-sh look :it this. 1112111, tl11- srwircliiiig aiirl ui1|11"1-jt1rli1'1-1| 111.11.‘ of tlir- l)ir)lr)i_'1~l who llfls llf‘1'll C11llll't)lllL'tl with :|i1 1'.\11ti1' spr-riiiit-ii. lt will .’I1..l_ w1- are 1'I1ll\'1llt't'1l. that .\lr. .\l1r-rl1:1rt has (lr-ptlis which l1:1\'1-, iit-vr-r 1101-11 1111111111011, am] if ()11,-1\\':i is alt-rt it 1x111 r111 sr11111- plain or fauc) twluiiihinq 111 its 111l\‘.'tl1l:|gr'_ It i- our 11111111011 riirii Kit‘. .\l1r-i'l1:11'l is :1 sritluri- 111-g in stunt-thing of n 111110. \\'r- think 111- is 11111'r~i11f.1rt:1l1l1- in that hr-lr- :1nrl 11.111111 l|l\'t‘ t.1 gr-t oiit of it. llut lir- will 11111 111-ruin liiltlsi-lf fr) 11r- r-ir-cliirl; hr- 1': sr-n- zitiir- :111.l lit‘ l1:1~ prirlrn '|'l1r-t1‘ir‘l. lllll~l 111- 111-111’- wv l\'lI1'l1'(‘~> :1nrl iitirlr-r-tzitnliiig. 'l'l1r' first thing a-i to finrl 1.111 wlizit .\lr. .\l11-1'h.'1rt \\":111ts. l".1'r-r_\" 11111 \\‘Zllll\ sonii-tliiiiif. ttlir-tlir-r it is f.'i111r-, for- 111111- or thr- fwor of 1111- fiiir \t-\'. .\1irl w0 art- nrit ci1i1\'it1.'.-.l that what .\l1'. .\11.-rl1:11't wants 111..., Ht] .1tl1.-i lllillgs is- _\‘..1-i.-1l t'i'.-1lit_ ltcr111l.l1i't be. lf you ask us, we would say tli:it Mr. Aber-

mnrp 1 \\'itl1 to,“ last _\'t-:i|'. 'l'l1i1't_v»f11111- 111-1- c0111. of 1110;

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hart is sccreth :1 poet. I11 no other \\'Zl\’ can we explain his feeling zigaiiist the banks. '\\'ell, every Ciinarlizin p001 whom we have met has cherislicrl the ziiiiliitioti to b0 pot-t laureate of Uanarla. lf that is what .\Ir. .\b1-i'l1:1rt \\'Z1|][<_ tlir- sttgacious thing. 11s 111-ll as 1111- gt-nerruis

1 thing, would be to let hini l1:1\'1- the laurczitt-ship. '""ll"'t I tin thr- Crtlirlilliirt, 11f course, that h1- gi\'(‘ .\1h1-i't.'1 1

11:101.- io tlir- professional politicians. H1- coiilrl tli1'11 .l1-\'.1tr- 1111- rt-st of his 1l:1_\'s to writing i111- thi-ort- of .\'111'i:il Crr-rlit in free verse, llilppy :15- :1 lzirk and out of mischief." '

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rm; cnARLori-afrovyiv 011551111111

NOTES BY TllE WAY

lt is obvious that the first duty of ever} public-spirited man is to avoid ierei", word and act that might in- ;crease this international tension w “U QWYYPTIUIB 111 his power to calm 111L- troubea waters. But a great ‘ many people take a course GXBCU) lollllohlltl. A cons derabe section o1 oui' press loses no opportunity oi 11151111118 find flKB-sperating foreign arid friendly nations. Their only interest appears to be in their own

valtic. .-\vr-rage _\-i1-l1l for i-vr-rt too tzippi-rl trot-s ivzis cstiniatcrl a1 5," pounds 0f sugar c.1111p:1r1-rl; rrop wits iiiailr- into sugar coiiipart-rl with 33 pt-r c0111, in I911. llit- tolzil _\‘i1-l.l \\':1< 780.01%) _v.-.'1r :1nrl 41.30.111.11 110111111» 11f sugar, 1'11111p:1r- 1-1l with 8.605.000. =1 n. >1= >1=

'l'l1r- first \\'Zll'\ll1lt 11f tlir- ldlilvd §tat0s Navy 11> visit .\|11i1ti'0:il in i1i.'111_v _\'0.'\1"s. tlii- 151111-1011- .1r-\ti'11_\'1-r 11111111111, 11,1,- i11 port 111st wt'1-l\' on -11:.kr-rl.1\\11 rruisr- out of Xt-w York, (ioiiig tip.-

11- rivt-i" with 11-111111- smoki- p.1urii1g from 1101' nut-ks :111rl thr- sun gliiiting on lit-r guns. the 110s- tr11_\".-r i't'1‘t'i\'t-rl dipping viisigiis in git-cling as slit‘ slirl 1111-1 lint-rs :1nrl frt-iglitr-rs 1.1 1101' l11-r1l1. \\'ith thr- ('XL‘(‘]tll1tll of 1111- siihitnirine Pr-rniit. tht-rr- r-nrlir-r in the sinnnii-r, :1nrl a {1-11- patrol 111-at- of thr- l'1iit1-rl Stall-s (‘oa-t titiarrl. the Dim- lap is thr- first .\111r-1'ic:t11 fighting craft to pay a vriiirtt-st- call to .\lr1t1tr0:1l iii rr-ct-nt tiiiit-s. 5hr- als.» car-"ir-rl thr- hcrivicst guns of 3111- (lt-stroyei‘ tr) visit .\lr1111rc-:il, y

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Tr)tl:i_\' every tratist-ou planc in the kTnitc-rl §ta10> as two ingeniotis instriitnt-nts which give the pilot :1 true, direct pirrtitrt- of his coursr- :1nrl 11K‘ flight altitiirlc 11f lii< plant- without lookriiig out of tlir- caliin. Unr- glaiicr- at a miniature plane in tlir- t}_1-ro-l1r11'i-/,.111 show-s him immedi- ately whr-tlier his plane is cliinhing 11p, glirling down. honking to the 10ft 111- right or flying level, as 1101111111011‘ tis if he wcrr- 111111111113 out on tlir- natural horizon. (hi0 glznict- :11 the rlial of 1110 Directional Gyro tr-lls him prt-cisclyv how straight" a course 110 is flying .1|- 11.1w much he is ti1i'11- ing. By comliiiiing these two instrtiuir-nts :1nrl hooking 1111-111 up with a unit of l1_\'1lra111ic con- trols to tlir- plane's ailerons, rudrlt-r and r-leva- tors. a roliot “(iyro-Pilot" is prorlticcrl which guides the plane to its rlcstinatirin automatically and more accurately than any human pilot.

=1. =1< =1.

Barrie the I‘l()\’(‘li>l was 11.11 s.) w-r-rilthv at his rlr-ath as most of his frit-nrls hr-lit-rcd. his estate hcing \':il1ic1l for prohatc at tiiirIt-i- .1 11111111111 (lol- lars. Th1- explanation is, perhaps. that long prior to his demise, the novelist hurl gift1-rl copy- rights :1nrl roy-altics t.1 individuals :1nrl iiistilit- lions "for their [irr-st-tit :111rl fiitiirc hrnr-fit." A iti1ir|11c hut characteristic l1r-qt11-st stir1-l_v. was an annuity of $3.000 to the wife h1- rlivorrerl 111-arty 3o yr-zirs ago. .-\11r1tl1r-r 1111s $10000 to the _\'11u11g actrcss Fllizalicth Hi-rgin-r, who :iccor.liiig to thr- will was rr-sponsililr- for "the 110st per- fririiiancr- given in any play of 111i110". As she filled the part of l)fl\’ltl in 1110 ill-fated play “The Pniy David" which proved a flop, financially anrl rnhr-rwise r1110 in lzirgr- part, ziccorrling to thr- r-ritics. to the llillltllll)‘ of .\li=s P1crgn0r to intr-rprctc the llililr- hero .'l1ll‘1|ll.'ll(‘l_\', this tr-sti- monial may he taken as anothr-r instance of the 11111111: P71541111 of llarrie 111-lug still strong i-n death-loyalty and other \\-..rl.lli11.-55,

>1. n.

('rr1p Cmttlitirrtls in Quebec n1 tlir- enrl of Ang- nst were "slightly inferior" to last year's though gent-rally satisfactory. The hay crop is poorer hot]. in hull.- aiirl quality anrl tlir- 'ri11cip;1l grain crop shows :1 slight rlr-crcaw c |)Flf(’(l with i036, sairl a report.

existed in |)r1r0l1r-s1r-r. Ilt-gantic. V\'olfe and

Portnr-uf counties: blight on grain in Arthri-

haska, Prirttir-zitif, Ronvillr- and Shefforrl and, ttpliirls on peas in 'l'e1nisk:1n1ii1g, Pontiac :1nrl, l.:.pr:1rie. The Department of Agriculture rc-p 11"" “1,\'*‘I “Root plants :1nrl potatoes arr- in good 1 condition gr-nr-ivdlr :1nrl a 111g crop is extier-tcrl

""l°“ llllklit. which is causing some anxiety at. 1111- mr-inent rr-rlnr-r-s- thr- vir-lrl," continticdtlifi

"I11-It "PI-Mites.i11g1-111-ral,\ver0 in good

rolltlition throiigligoitt the summer although 2114-1-

snffr-rr-rl from drought during lltr- tnontli. of

.1111)? 'l'l1"1'T Cotitlition :11 PTt‘<(‘I'll compares fav-

orahlv 11-1111 111.11 .11’ the saute date last year and

dairy production is good."

' tion of the Rhtneland. He is well

_ llroiiglit a.11l too quick ripr-ii- ; climbed over n ‘More m; how; be- ing as a result of drought lightl-ncrl the grain-Came inquisitive-Toronto Tele- yiclrls in many sections of Quchec. Potato blight i gram.

1W0“... hgvg died m. hlm 11.1.1 11111

Rr-ir-lxsbtink in 1930 and surprising- ly reappeared as a Hitlerite in 1933, making an almost Russian public coitlrssioti of foimer error. It has

' been plain from time to time that

he was at variance w th the econ-

gallr-ns 1-f .~_\'i'11p 1-1-111112111-11 with 1-3-‘17-‘100 last ‘ unites of Hitter based on political

expediency. He is said to have pro- tested against some of the anti- Seniitism and against the reoccupa-

rut-are that colonies would be little ad-aiitage to Germany. but does not declare this openly. If Hitler coud replace him he would be sent. away. and if he could be safe out of office he would like to go.- Tclegraph Journal.

What a nice world we live in‘. In spite of Japan and China, Hitler and Mussolini and Stalin interfer- ing in Spain, the Spanish war it- .~e‘f. and the decision to hunt the Mediterranean pirate submarnes, humanity is technically at peace.- Ex.

I11 a Sunday broadcast from Gen- eva a former member of the British serrctttriat o! the League of Nations expresses the view that the Nyon conference on piracy in the Medi-

1 41311111 l fishy 1

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GLAND EXTRACT INCREASES WEIGHT IN DEMEYHS PRAE-

COX-PERSISTEA I‘ DREAM STATE In investigating the cause of,

dementia praecox tschizophreniat- |

persistent dream state-two re- search physicians. Drs. R. G_ Hoskins and F. Freeman. found]

“h” by m‘ u” °f a "ymm e” i tve slipped back u. the days of the

tract of the outer part of the ad- renal glands tsituatcd one on top of each kidney) there was a gain

in weight after the use of the eX- ‘ maple stand‘ not for party politics,

tract. They decided to find out if this extract caused an increase in.

weight only in these patients or ‘lfl m?“ that give ‘he welgm m l shakes before the election and were- willing to become our dfligent ser- vants tlf elected)? But alas. we

it would increa-e wthers also. Accordingly they ad- ninistered glycerin extract of the

51 _ I may inquire. what has happened to the petition that was presented ' to the government in protest of the denial of our rights as British aub-

case. Have we not flve

SEPTEMBER 20. 1931 ' .-.; ,-_\ _

PUBLIC FORUM

quoflou It Interact. Charlottetown Gurdhn doc lo: "guy-fly alone k opinion: o! arr-cyclical.

IS IT DICTATORSHIP?

S'r,-Wlll you please glve me ince in your valuable paper that

Courts of Justice? If this petition ls going to be laid aside and be forgotten. what have we left? Did not our soldiers fight and d‘e that we might; be a free people? Have we been forced into dictatorship 0r hive

iects to appeal to the

Pharaohs? Surely such ls not the righteous

left on P. E. L? Will we not as a

bu). for our rights. This right was given to us ln I215. What of thr- such warm hand-

"uter part of the adrenal irwd- 111.11 they have become our lords! b1- mouth. for three Wefks to 17 I am, Sir. etc-- ' AN rsmnnan

rtrmentia praccox patients and to I7 normal men livinr: amid the mme surroundinszs. The standard. dosage of 1 gramme (fresh gland equivalent). given 3 times a day. was used.

While there was no significant gain in wr-ich‘ :11 the controls Ilhose not afflicted with the all- mentl. the rts-nir-ntia praecox pat-. tents. without exception. showed a gain. the average being about 6 1-2 pounds each.

Drs. Hoskiits and Freeman be- lieve that. this definite gain in weight in sirh a short time as, three weeks \ qultr- noteworthy‘ becau-e it has alu-ays been very difficult to increase weight in these patients

As all the patients were afowed to eat what they liked. increased; appetite might account for the in- l creased weights. It. has been stated t by another research physician that patients suffering with a lack 0f adrenal extract in their -ystem de- : velop a. dislike ‘for fatty food, and‘ so the treatment with the adrenal 1cortica1 or outside part.) extract seems to restore the appetite.

The patients and the controlsj (those who were uni-malt were . treated as pairs. each individual‘ of which was exposed to the same surroundings. Both lived in the same ward received the same food. were studied-by the same physicians. and underwent the same tests.

The fact that an extract of the outer part. of the adrenal {and will correct the appetite and in- crease weight in this type of pat- ient. (as proven by its use in a gond- ly number) will of cotir 0 stimulate further interest in this extract and its use ‘in various other ailments and conditions. .

THE OLD MARI-I

Gray despair

ternanertit is Anthony Eden's big- best achievement in the European cris One result of the Brlt sh and French conferences on the siwiition is that the two nations are determined to put. down piracy in the Mediterranean whether Italy

Germany withdrew from the naval patrol they refused to agree to let Britain and France take up the task they had abandoned, but now Bri- tain and France are prepared to go after the pirates of whatever nat- ionaity that are sinking without mercy.——Ex.

When Hitler and Mussolini are hurling noisy defiance in all direc- tions, it is nice to know that there ls a quiet little place like the Isle of Man — a cool spot in a hot and angry world. About 300 Manxmen are at the present time convening ln Rochester. N. Y. for the sole pur- pose of talking about their pleas- ant island and saying how proud they are of .1.. They've good reason to be proud of it, too. Insulated by the sea. it manages to go its quiet. unassuming little way without both- erini: about rearmament and the gtuheiing war ciouds .The toxesare so low as to be almost negligible. The government clicks along with enciency. The people are 111-WY- "The isle whose rowed “"1555 T159 from the Irish Sea ls the most, beautiful spot tn the world and the| cheapest place in which to live or die," says one enthusiastic Manx- mai1.-Windsor Star.

A farmer up In Brant found u new use for the Hydro which he recently installed. l-le had seen "elect-Pic fences" advertised. s0 he 1'8" I vtlre around the top of the fences of one field and connected it UP 1.1.111. the Hydro svstem- S11°P11Y after a valuable horse P111- “5 he“! over the fenceand he found 0m- how his scheme worked. It WM B hundred per cent successful in ketplng livestock from breakng Out of the field. While the farmer skin- ned what was left of the horse. he trlcd w remember how lucky 1'- W55 that he had not leaned against that gem» or some of the kids had not

n the deuth of Deon DIM!- ertch: of the Cornell University W1‘ iege of Engineering. one-t me 811d" 11.1w Athletic Manlfl" WWW",

any (now edltorlallst of thehew Yorker) wrote the followlni. I have worked with Herman Died‘ mo... 2o veno- m" l“ '4'" I

other halfI wanted to kill hlm. He .1111 1. 11101111111111 1111-11111 am 1" 11W behalf and never cave me a word anytime. He was 1M8 5°

hearted Dutch aentlmentallat who studied to be gruff so people wouldn't find hlm out. I'm atlll mad at him and this telegraph blank is wet with tears because he won't

era-operates or not. when Italy and ,

ships I

Was on the old mare, Grass turned bitter, ' 31W a-glare.

And gnats like thoughts, And thoughts like gnats, Everywhere.‘

Her underlip

Hung pendulous wide.

I-ler ears twitched bank,

Her dusty hide

I-Ieaved with her heavy breathmg And her eyes rolled ominously

To one side.

1 The mule colt lay In trampled grass, Slick-tailed, ong-eared, Bespeaking the ass Carried so long in her body, Born in travail and sweat- Allen, alas.

But staggering

To unsteady feet

The mule colt fumbles

An unknown teat;

And the old mare relaxes and sighs, Finding any motherhood

Moat sweet.

-Ellza,beth J. Ooatswo-rth.

The Ogues

t-New York Times)

—-—’I'he speaker at. Williams- nown. Mass, who linked plutogogues and theogogues wit-h demogogues for popular disap- proval may have gone n. blt 1m far.

Not all words ending in "gogue" are w be condemned. Two eminent-l ly respectable words are peda- gogue and synagogue. In the origi- nal Greek even demaizogue dld not always have a sinister meaning. It took on llg preterit, evil oonnota-i tlon by the mysterious laws oft phllology which take a, couple of harmless literal words and exalt. one to the skies and relegate the other to the gutter. As someone 51111-1 about the murderer belngl taken out to be hanged, "There but. for the grace of God go I," t

It is just hard luck that n demu- , gogue today does not mean a pure-

earted tribune of the people.

couaiif . Bl-IEUMATISM

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A TOURIST'S CRITICISMS

Sin-Th.- writer has just return" "r1 from a trip that took hlm to the While Mts. NIL. Montreal. Quebec. around the Gasne‘ Penn~ insular Prince Edward Island. and Bar Harbour. Maine. The trip was made with a friend of mine who l5 acquainted in PEI. and that is the principal reason that we included the Island in our itin- erary. We enjoyed the trip im- mensely and saw much that beati- tifnl and interesting.

To b.» perfectly frank about it. I didn't expect much at PEI. and looked forward to that part of the trip. with doubtful enthi1sl~ asm. The fine hospitality extend-

‘ ed us by all-the people we met. lm-

pels me to write this letter. Every- one. from the little schoolboy who tried to tell Us the way to Ciill- onden. to the good doctor who furnished us with some much rte- slred ‘script’, seemed very anxi- ous to be helpful and make our only too short a stay. a pleasant one.

Not in the spirit of criticism. but rather to remind you of a fact that you are no doubt aware of. may I sugzest that no effort be spared to further extend your pav- ed roads. 1 didn't travel over all your roads. but managed to make a trip of about 250 miles. Some of your roads are very good. but about the others. the less said. the better. I cannot understand why Route 2A from Borden to Char- lottetown is neglected. I though the scenery along that stretch was the nicest I saw on the Island.

Prince Edward Island no doubt. is allve to the possibilities in the tourist trade. Good roads bring tourist. who in turn. because of the good roads. do not hesitate to re- commend a similar trip to their friends.

I appreciate PEI. hospitality and hope before long good roads will make it possible for me to boost fhe Island without reserva-

‘tlons.

I am. Sir. etc.

A. E. SETTIMELL! Quincy, Mass.

P. W. C. FEES

Sir.—I was rather surprised at the recent request made to lower P. W. C. fees to such an extent that our province should at the expense of the general taxpayer provide university education for a few stu- dents at a mere nominal fee of $30 and U50.

I personally believe that the Third and Fourth Year P. W. O. students dld not of their own ac- cord select Memorial University-Col- lege. Newfoundland. as an example for cheaper university education. No P. E. I. students. to my know- ledge, have ever gone there for their First and Second years of university study. Our students usu- ally attend one of the Maritime un- iversities or McGllI University in Montreal, where the fees for prac- tically the same course are very much higher than at P. W. C. as the following extracts from the Unlvers‘ty calendars show:

Acadia-Arts and Science (includ-

ing Registration fee) $205.00; also a laboratory fee of $12.00 per science subject of which there

must be at least one course in each of the first two years of university work. The minimum cost per year

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\\'0111d be $215.00 to Arts students and possibly $237.00 to Science stu- dents. add to this other fees of indent societies in iarger institu-

ons. -

M1. AllBOfI-JYEKISETBLIOII fee b; $10.00; Arts and Science $150000; also laboratory fees of $10.00 to $12.00 per Science subject. The] minimum cost 1's per year $172,001 while the cost. of a Science or at, Premedical course is $184.00.

McGill-Arts, $215.00; Science, $235.00 per year.

_ In each of these three institutions there is of course the additional cost of board and room, etc.

Now in Third Year P. W. C. 11st oi- Freshman year of University) the fees are $50.00 for country stu- dents and $75.00 for city students;

in Fourth Year. $100.00 for coun- 1 1i'y students and $150.00 for cty {students Thus for two years of University education country stu- dent-s my $150.00 and city students pay $225.00. Hence country stu- dents get two years of university education at P. W. C. for $125.00 . which would cost them from $370.00 to $470.00 elsewhere. Thus country student. get their education at P. W. C. for less than ha.f what they would pay in other institutions wltile cit-y students pay very little more than half. Furthermore, the higher costs of board, extra railway fare. etc., would entail an expend“. ui-e almost if not twice as great as country students now pay in Char. lotletown.

V I don't believe that all the fami. 11% 0f P- E. 1.. should be asked to pay the greater portion of the e051, of university education for the 1sons or daughters of two or threel dozen families, especially when. most of these students leave the- lprovince for other fields. I do be- lieve that the province should pro-l vde free high school education for those who wish to take advantage of same, but under present con- ditions only those passing the lentrance examinations are elig- ible to complete the high courses. Isn't it high that the ordinary individual should g receive a great deal of consideration educationally as well as the privi- leged few who are going to become ‘ lawyers. physicians, clergyman, , engineers. etc.? It would seem that joui- editcatlonal "controllers" in P. 1E. I. have lost srght. of the educa- tion of the masses altogether. There is little or no agricultural educa- tion in this predominantly agricult- ural province. I tindersttind that ev1=11 in P. W. C. there is as yet. little or no equipment for the teaching of agriculture, and no pro- vision whatever for technical or vo- national tralnng.

Under present control little if any change for the better may be expected. Not until we import two or three educational "Ir-riders“ to recast and educational system including Prince of Wales College. need we hope for any great Why is this half million dollar structure not available to city or

History, Economics, Chemistry, etc. or who might wish to make use of the College library? Why reserve our chief educational institution for a. privileged few and deny its use to those who perhaps need it most? I, for one, should like to see a tre- mendous educational awakening in our mldsb-one that will benefit the people generally and not merely a privileged few who are 100K111! 101’ still greater privileges which they cannot. get. elsewhere unless they

go to St. John's. Newfoundland. I am. Sir, etc, RURAL TAXPAYER

chew

school 1 time ,

innervate our whole," the improvement. -

rural people who might wish to; follow lecture courses in English;

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in your chores. "Good work deaervea a reward. _ yourself with a comfortin!

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“BLACK TWIST' CHEWING

In Pre-Stalin Days

‘ tFinai-tcial Post)

"IRTIBIROWSRY, the grams ltussian composer. who and 1811-1- wee wrote a brilliant. mm o, sition under the name 0t Capfiq, Italienne. based upon ebaracmlsvw Italian themes.

Today if Tsehaikowsky were aim and ‘VFW-e a "Calm-cc ttaliettne" h, would be "liquidated" by the scared and murderous Stalin. In 11.1,, m, composition would be banned i Italy as the work of a B0l§li8Vllfn In Toronto last week 3.911 peg, P19 heard Reginald 51.11,“, “Pr0m" concert play 1i, Anhough the papers w-ere full of me puss.) Italian crisis. prObably rim-e w“ not a dozen People in the 3.1.1.1.... who did any more than an,“ i, as fine music. who stopper-r fofm: stance. to ponder upon the strange. ness of a Russian composer writing Italian music.

And the few who may have a1- lowed their minds to wander upon the political present babkgmund against which the music was plat-ed tquite without deliberate iiifent since the programme was selected months 8B0) must. have 1.1.1 11 brought home forcibly to them the. all Canadians want to do 1s 1o live in peace and freedom. to enjoy the fruit of the culture .11 811 nfll-lons- W buy the goods other Profile produce and sell them 011:5, and to live in peace in a 1101-14 not constantly disturbed by 1.11, parariolac politics of Europe 11.114 the Far East.