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tlin' coiitciiipnrary the l':tiriot calls in i|t\t‘_~`ll0ll

tl|.~ _-it-.~nr;te_\ oi' our ~'unnn:ir_\' oi' the l.:iurier Naval i'-.lu-_\'_ :ind proinist-~ il- dt-:il with ii in further issnes.f ‘\\t- :ire »|uitt- willing to :icct-pt the challenge, and in oiwlt-r io i`:icilit:itc the ili~cu~<ion :intl bring out all the ~‘_,.-|._ .W slmll i`..lln\\' our t'i»iiteniporary`s example :intl -lis-~n~s the i|uc~iion ni siicct-~_~'i\'e isstics.

in tooo the t'aii;i<li;ni l‘:trliamcnt passed :t reso-

lniiozi in favor oi' t`:iu:i<li:ni zissistaiice towartls the

_\.`.|\-;il li.~i`eiu'e of the l-Inipirtn Let us _see how the l.il»cr.il lc-iulcrs gave etiect to the resolution and how

-_\- iiftndied this vital question both in and out of

i.i`ii~.-_ _\~ carb :is ioo2 _\u-iralia undertook an otit-

l.._': or' .\`i,_-;o_ooo on lniperizil ileiencc at sea. .\`e\\' /ini.-oiil _;:i\~c- ._\`_>oo,ooo_ while ‘\'at:il and other sinaller p.-tri~ oi' thc liinpire.coniriliiftefl their <|uot:i to the i'i~iiiinoii ileienre of the llritisli flag the world over. \t ilae t`i»loiii:|l (`oiii'ei'ence in M02, Sir \\'ilfritl l_:iu- i':. il i't-lust-il to take any :iciiou. l"i\'e rears' lfiter. in,

1-ioj, lu- :equi-i rci'ii~e<l :iiil, :unl even went so fat' :is lol ],|-.-\i-in ilu- ;nlt»ption by ilu- linperizil t`oiit`t-rciicc of

that _\i;ii‘ of :i rcsoliitioii i':i\'ouriiig coiicertcil action

l_-- ilu- l i-:erst-:is l)oiininon~.

ln I-rio the l,il»i-rztl tLn\'i-i'iniu-nt oi' lirent lli'it:iii|

-.nitiili-il ilu- Iioininions that ilu- supri-ui:ic_y of the |ii°`i- i--li _\]i‘»._\ ‘_\:i~ tl|i‘i'.'iti-in-il :nul :i w.'i\'e of liiipcrial f-eliiig \\.\<-pt t :uizulri :intl :ill oilu-i' parts of the lfin- pirt-_ \i ili.~ l)i-i`ciict- tniii`t-reiicc in l.ouilon tli:it _<-:ii'_ ilu- llriiish .\rluiii':ilt_\' rlct~l.’trctl that (ircat liri- i.-tin i-onli] i:il<c cart- oi' ilu- _\tl:.ntic if (`:in:ifia, _\us- irnlizt :ind _\'<-it Zealznnl would unite with licr in the

i-i'i-atioii of :ni linpc-ri:il Ilcet for the l':icitic, coiisis- tint; of four fleets' t-:ich lt-fl by :i liattle-criiiseix t`:ui:i- -l:i w:i== :islccfl to furnish one of these units, /ml the /.-i`~':w.'/ i,~r'1‘i'n11ir‘iil i.'i'i‘rl\'t‘(l t/it' ji/ini by i'<;'fti~`iiig to lniil-l :i l»:ittlc-<iriii~ci'_ :iinl by proposing iiistczitl to ~'i'i-:ite fi':i_Qiiicnt:ii‘_\' i`oi't~es_ om- on ilic _\tl:intic :uni tin- other on tlie l’ziciiic_ _

_\nstr.'ili.'i in |'_i0¢i]1i'oct~c1l<'rl with tliii- crt-:itioii of :i I

lfii-ci l`nii. :is siiggt-sled by the _\ilinii':ilty_ :unl _\‘e\\‘

/.i-:ilainl went :tlicail with the constriicinni of thc] lin-:nliioiiiglit wliirli visited t`:iii:irli:ui ports nearly

see it__ until we liatiyotnitcrl our losses. .

nal for a great many ot' those who were enjoying ati

inspection of thc live stock, vegetables, &c.. and get- ting pointers on liow to produce them, to go o'tit :it once and inspect the new arrivals, siniply, we presume, because the automobiles were, for the mom- ent, the unusual. _-\nd these inspectors were not bo_vs

either. They" were men, prominent, intelligent farm-

tlieniselves to give pointers on agriculture.

sticcess and a credit ifoiliiosie whoimade them the stic- ct-ss they \\'ere,¢it its-;aii tinqtiestioiialilc-fact that had

:ittrzu-tions been /'g§ii_\<itlerl. legitimate dr' otherwise,

gate receipts would have been larger and coiiseqtieiitly' the :iiiioiiiit of prize-inoiiey to distribute would have bean. lnrgei'- lt is iiiiqtiestioiizililc also that the (liar- loitciowii exliiliition would not li:tvc been the sitccess it was \\'itlioiit the :ittractioiis provided. \\"e are not refcrriiigg now to the quality, moral or otherwise. of tli'e :ttti'actioiis. 'l`lie point is that, constituted as our present fallen human nature is,, a certain nieasurc of :iiii':icti\'encss, outside of the purely utilitarian, is nect-~~:ir_\' to ensure a large gathering for any purpose

this necessity, real or imaginary, that the brass band

ing coininunil'}'. \-\'c rireraisiiig- horses for speed as well :is for strength, and the horse race is a test of

ilzrce _vi-:irs ago, and not long since in the North Sea or siifiiciently foolish to stake their money on the

in i-oii-iieciioii with zi part oi' the liriiish Fleet which is so iiiritgiiitim-iitl_\' _L{u:irfling llritisli iiiterests all ovcr ilu-_lfinpirt-, took part in more than one battle with :t st-ciinn of thc tiernian Navy to the _great priilc :ind ~:iti~f:iciioii of the people of .\`c\\' Zcalzinfl.

'llie l.ibcr:il (iovcrnnient ilel:iye<l and not until

wrong horse, it is 'to be regretted. Gambling in any connection is both foolish and wicked, and should he tliscoiiivigctl- l`siiall_\' the only cure for it is the cure

tliis coiintr_v.:itteiul :i horse race for the opportunity it gives of ganililiiig. They attend for the love of

l-1-In-\\;\ry, i<,|t_ flirt ig hall for if-utters for this ivt-:ik the sport it afforrls, the contest between well iraiiied

:uni t`r:i;_{iueiit:iry force. 'l`lic tenders were opened oni _\l:i_\' ist. ioii, but contracts were still iiiiawzirtlctl when the tioverniiieiu niet defeat at the polls in Sep- tcinlit-r,Vio|i. 'lt retired from office \vithot_it liaviiig :lone :tn_\'tliiu;_{ of :i pr:tciir:il cliiirzictcr such its had liecn :iccoinplislictl liy our .\`istcr lloiniuions in _\'a\-:tl lit-i'ciicc: :intl Czuiatlzi, by ilu- :iction ‘of thc Liberal tioverinneiit, was still lcft in the liuniilizitiiig position of rcl_\'in,f_-' entirely on tlic llriiisli .\`:iv_\' for protection without 'contributi)ig :iiiytliing to her own ii:ival ile- icnce or that of the linipire. l"roin iirst to last the

i.iliWoi':il (`j€(y;c~riiiiieiit blocketl :uid tlelayctl thc inovc- nieiu for joint linperial llcfencc and contrived that t'.'iii:ul:i :ilonc of all self-;_5ovci'iiiiig llritisli Nations slionlrl flo iiotliing for its own rlefciicc or the ilcfcncc of the l~`.nipirc_"

l‘:ii't oi' (`:in:i<l:i has been continually British for

more than |50 years, and tlic rcinaindcr for upwards of two ceniiirics- l)uring tli:it period the liritisli .»\r- my :intl .\':iv_\', iii:iint1iinetl by llritisli taxpayers, have pi'otct-ierl this iloniain and licltl it for the (`aiiadian people. l"or sonic sc\'ent_v _\'c:irs thc people of liri-i iisli _\nieric:i have governed tlienisclves, htit they ivcre nevei' :i.~l<c<| by the .\lotlier Coiiiitry to protect tlieni- selves from :i forcipgn foe. \\'itliout cost to tlicnisel-

res. the use of llritain`s _\rinics and llrit:iin’s Navy has been eiijoyctl by t_`:ui.jirli:iiis :is fully as by the pl-oplc of tit-eat llrit:iin_ `\\`liile the colonies were

ivi-:tk and poor this tlcpeiideiicc upon llritisli gt-iierosi~ ty was c_\'cusablc, but in recent years as the Doiiiiiiloii has growii ricli, while the burden of rlefence- was liorin- more :uid more severely by their fellow sub- jt-cis in the llritish lstaurls,.yself-respecting Caiiatliaiis, _\ipii'ali.'ins :wil citizeps d[_.otlier llouiiuions over thc si-.il |i:ive felt that tlic time had come for :i cliaiige. 'l`ln~~'e ni:ittt-rs li:ivc been consitlcrcil in .'\ustralia,

horses, the skill of the drivers. Why it should be so

that lio_rsc-_raciiig is at present one of the greatest at- trtictioiis in itliis-in fact in every civilized country. 'l`|ic thing is to keep it clean, to discourage thc gambl- ing spirit if it manifests itself and to niake the best po-=~'il\lc ti.-:e of the sport. l_f it helps to niitlic our ex- hibitions a success, without adding any uiidcsir-

thc exiiiiwtions. if would bc ‘-vell th.-t .lil :attractions

should bc so rinutl as not to interfere with the purely cflucatioiizil side of .the exhibition. especially' the judg- i"I~¥-_,.f'_ This will no_ doubt bc attended to. .'\~= in ;it- trzictioiis of a doubtful cllaracter, faltiiis :intl the like, we have no doubt that the iiiaiiageiriciit. notwitili- standing the utniost care, may themselves he fakircrl, :incl that niany of the “shows” that are admittetl do not live up to thc specificatioii on which tlieyobtaiiiefl their license. 'l`hc fact that this has occurred only eni- pliasizes thc need of greater care in arranging for at- tractions. The fact that some of our people have bccir victiinizcti by fakirs encourages the hope that thc same people will not be victimized next year. lt

wl\o__thiuk the can "do" the fakirs, but that is iroli

irs anti thieves should find their way in among us cv

tli¢-‘,fakirs- We shotild have no place for -fakirs and

fe§”wi'll'l1tl'vc any sympathy for their vic \\"c ar`.§surctl that none qi the fakirs \vlio pciidriuegl at

" _ sv . ‘ ijt tliocoudtict. of n ex ibihon t\vo..pari,yes_,:ir¢ ne-

irizc, another ri secoiid and another none at all.-fmil 'Sexgt-_ Major John McKay of the 98th -,

. - ' - ~' _ ‘ __ ' .- Siega‘li..tic-v'_v, who. as previously ie- »

“pg” gflwi' ( ioil frglgi “Sl “ cnt to ate the fak"-'S' D9l‘lf"l W1-!\i lillled in action. S8Dicmb¢l' ni pet‘l1ap§ ¢_<l§otir luck at the \vlicel of for- 7n|;_- - - » -’ _

tune or tlievsliell game. lint so it was, and wc ilid ' 4 _F'a“""° Sem' 8' ww' ’

Dear lllr. Mel\ay.

not see the folly of it until afterwartls. perhaps didu't it s with a sad heart that l sit_ down

t'o`Sir`i'te"`you these few`='lines_. Your dear son'lJaek. wa-: killed yestei‘d:i_v

This brings us to the question of atgrnrtioirs nt ex- urtornoonlabout 3 p. ~m.¢ while .un- - ~ ~ 1 ` __ - - - , loading »ammunition_ A German shell liibitions. it _would be quite possible tolget up purely _exploded shout ‘wemy or thirty _feet agricultural exliilutioiis and, to the credit of our pro- from where he 'was standing. A piece vince, all the purely agricultural exhibitions held this year were siiccessftil. And yet, at the Egmont llay carried in' to the dressing station

~ ' - » ~ _ . ~ -~ - , ~ , , -_ which was close by, his wound was

and _\lont Carmel eitlnbiiion, which was purel_\ .igri dressed and lheymarted to lake mm cultural. llie arrival of several autoinobiles was at sig- by Motor Ambulance to 'the nearest

of the shell struck him just above the left temple. l-le was picked up and

Hospital but the dear boy died just after they left.. In fact we knew when he was picked up he coiild not live. We sent down this morning and had his remains brought up and buried alongside of poor- Walter Lantz,_ As youiknow Jack was one ot' my best. friendsbefore and since the outbreak of this cruel war. l-le was my room- mate ever since coming to l'~‘i'ance and it almost seems imposslblevfor me to

ers. prize-\\'inners at the exhibition, and men able realize that he has gone. -He _ .wus

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well liked by every man in the buttery and mnny’s the tear was shed among

\\`hile the purely agricultural _exhibitions were a the boys whcn they heard of his snii

ending. He was a brave and noble soldier and died a iicro’s death. I-lc was a .son that any mother shoiiiil be proud of. l have gathered _-up all his personal belon`gii1g`n'luhliidiiig his

the :iiteinlaiicc would have been larger than _it was, ‘watch -and other little things. I dmi‘t

think it wise tosentl them to the Can- adian base as very often the parents never receive them. l will keep thom for the present and if God spares _me l will be going to Eiiglnntl oh’ leave in about two 'months time when I will register them and send thnm to you We are having ti nice wooden cross mode for his grave aiul l intend going down and have his grave fixed up to- morrow. l assure you that ‘moth Mrs McKay, yourself aint all the family have my deepest sympathy and also of all the boys in the battery in your szid liereuvenient.

Yours sincerely,

and the size oi' thc gathering is largely the incasiirc _,_ GORDON' v`vo,gl.|.H; - 8

bf the success ot' the undertaking. It is because of 1', s_- lt’ there is anything you 3

would like me to do uon’t be afraid to drop me i1 line and l will only be

. -y . Sept. l0tIi. 1916.

Dear Mrs. McIiny:- . -

Ere this letter i-caches you, you will

our :tbilitv io produce spec-fly horses. lf there are have heard ot' the, death oi' your son_'

., . ' . . _ _- , . ' . ' , . . The cruel hand of death has claimed his friends." Your son has given his

tliost \\lio .irc siifiititiitly uickerl to gamble illegally, “Homer of 0u,._ ,mmbc,._ am-I as before me that mhem mmm ||ve_ (in this

tt has claimed one of our very best.

on September 7th your son. familiarly ltnowirto us as "Jack" paid thc last full measure of devotion to King and country. I- have known him nil his

him on earth and I nt_teniletl his burial, so it is only fitting that l she-uid wrte and tell you how he met his end.

On the date mentioned the Ger-

mans liad been shelling the valley

iurlved with amtrunitioti and an oi der from _Headquarters said that those could notbe taken to the corner nearest our poistion but had to bc unloaded ata poliit near a Red Cross Station. The shelling seemed to be further up and this point scented safe. l was in charge of tho party for unload ing the ammunition. and did not know at ilrst what t do Jar-lt arrived

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al»lc_ -‘l~_-nit-nts, tli-ii by, all ineaus letit be a feature of H0011 after _at the l'1i’BHHll\g-St1ti0ll l

and we decided that as the ammuni- tion had to be unloaded. that we had better chance lt, one lorry at a time. We had only begun when is big shell landed about tan yards away. We who had seen them land ‘further _up the valley fell flat on' the earth but .lack evidently did not and when we looketl. around. we saw that he was badly wounded 'ln the left temple Tender hands at once bore him 'to the Dressing Station only a few Yards awaw. From the first. we knew how hopeleisri the case was. H was intl cbnsoitini from the 'drab als wound was cared for at onco by the tuost_

3tiIle_<txhands__apd ho was Sent Oli I0 ie nc t”éffatlon‘. but tlaathresiilteti a few minutes after he arrivnid there. we-riii realize the greatness df the

loss _von have 'sur-tained, the lqss of

your only son in -the fullf- vlfltmr oi'

may take sonic years to_l»urn the fingers of all those inninhoorl. Wo. 'too. have -."§niii'~3`,e~l ii

great loss. for, lu his ca)fu:it'! as

y . l ` -Sergeant-Major he earned/ `the~ iovu

ably thc only remedy. lt is to be regretted that fak- _ - - .

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cn undgr fitlsq pretences, but utorc regrcifalile still thafy §o_,iiia}‘iyoof our people .should undertake to fake, ._ n`|LY'sml¢h Fqlf

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an inf our cxliibitiqiis-__caifie itvas such. tlicyfilitl-. V i 'ix W Hwy tliiu@.they slfoultl have' boefi .stopped d;tlie;~'_p`yL 4;< YI. O. Loihwt. I ._ uit _potter unity the,-ggiiilfit.-_ " “ Y ° " -

-me nax-r‘_l_Si=,`gf<iv_|a'.s

.\'c\\- Zi-;il:ni<l :uni Souili _-\trii-ri; and :ill toni! :iso :lt--icessiiry:--the inat1Flg€mcnt and _thc People. It will _Treatl soitiy.1rs who Gill# " "“"‘

civieil to p:i_v some part of the price. ‘

---)o(---- ' :i suct-ess, tiltaiicially, ediicatioiially and morally~ The 'rn "the next of kia." ..._ 11-- -.1-. .- -

GROWN-UP CHILDREN

li has been said with more or lesstrntli that “thc boy

is father to thc man." lt could be said with equal iriitli that the father is sou to thc boy. \\-'hat children wr- grown-ups are is revealed every time that a sud-

to bdlffaiiil ."aee-the fun” as is his son or grandson, ly who runs out of school to see a rlogtiglit. The fun

lziicbitlie' Iie'sf"-efi‘oi"ts of both to make the exhibition

people have :i large share in the linsiiicss, and they can do inucli to make it what it ought to hc.

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o shave oil' their moustnches if theyathoose. Bitton

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' /\ new army ionl'er gives yolilfgib er§

For sorrow 'rei`gi\‘s¥‘ tliereltt. _ Sail news has cron Bd the wntorn,

lirilltiint. and libre lies wi\r's For he was "a

Fell on the ilolll

_ 'I`lie .\’ew York Sun asksz- Since thc failure to T0 ine

den bolt from actual work is possible. \\ hen such an capture \-'illa' has 'cost -$ioo,ooo,ooo, how much

opportunity occurs the gray-haired sire is just as apt it lf.-we ¢¢m»~m ;-gpmré him? ___ -

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_ -Bestyalue in`the,City. _ ~ » ~ Extension Tables#-in Solid Oak

_ ‘ -Dressers in"}Ofak and Mahogany

l ; - _ Office Chairs

and Office Desks

l Kitchen_Cab_i_nets__ .-.__ _ iWardrobes;'-sitigle and double "

.- Hall.Mirrors and Hall Seats in ._

-Ba,by_Car1j_i_ages and Go carts ‘ ii' Baby High Chairs

and lots of odd pieces, come in, if you are in need of

‘any Furniture, it may be here Save your moneyby buying at

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whole battery, and though the grim

is ncccss:ir\' to the success of a meeting tor political, too glad to do it. l. also forgot to tell.\1lUSlH€B`H Of Wllr llltlilken' it 112665880' - - ' , ~ ~_ ~ _,`_ `_ ~ A _ you that the dear boy did not stiffer UU! We 80 00. W 8i8V€'l` l1f1DD¢l\€-- ittruuiug, patriotu or t\tn tharitalilc purposes. M an In mm he never spoke uneriyoi deep within our hearts mem Wm

'l_`.lit;._tiiiality_ of the attractioiis is another matter. hc was hit. `li"g@" il 50'"/W Ula! 0119 With il flllllfe

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‘o promising shoultl he callednway

_\s to liorse-ratiiig, ii is part of our business as a faini- HU France* so soon

lt is a truth as lasting as. the ages

that "He that loseth his life shall nnd it" that “Greater love- has not than this, that ii man lay down his life- fc-r

losing his life for others he has

On July 12th, Walter Lantz, and nowl found a fuller .freer. and ricber`life~.

He was buried the next morning at

9 u. m.. B-~ Cemetery, in thc same cemetery as Wailter Laiitz. l was sent in charge of a party from

that makes thc_ child shiui thc iirc. l"cw people in life, I was the last one to‘ speak to the hiltteli’ und Major PFOWSB. who

had been in Hospital for some time, showed his appreciation of the deceased by his personal attendance. The army Chaplin' was; present and Jack was given the touching military burial. Aa' we walked down to the- cemetery that morning, the gloom of

_ _ _ - _ i'~om earl morning. Our-lorries had

might bt _tlithtult to discover, but the fact remains ‘_ y A . , __ the momma. seemed w an.

swer to the gloom we all eperienced. but as we lowered the body in its last resting place the sun beamed forth in all its glory, an omen th'_at gloom will give- way' to light. sorrow will give way to joy, that this sacri- fice was not made in' vain. A woodeti cross marks the spot and those grave-si will be preserved.

ln behalf ot' ull the- boys' I extend~ o you and Mr. McKay and family' our sincere sympathy in your sorrow. ‘How sie-ep the brave who sink to

rest.

By wil their co\intr_v’s wishes

blest."

`Very since-rely yours. . ' ALLAN CODE. SGT.

No. 92715,

_98th Siege Battery,

i~‘rance.`

COMPELLED HUNB TO CARRY

HIM TUBASE- HOSPITAL

LONDON, _Qgtober ___1l.-interesting details ctjiifsbig '» 'fiitrvancs by un-_ Cnnadiiins continue to arrive. Captain Clarks'on. who war. wounded by ma- chine gun the in the ~lags as he-

jiimp¢t|_;i;-ito _tg Hun *t_ll‘_epgl\'- remained there while his men con inucd tli`t!'ntl-` vance. Five- \__G_ermans~_ eventually' crawled froiun dugout neiiifhy whore-_ upon Cinrlovow- tlyrew his . revolver, and compelled them to construct s sure-tcli~_ er from rltles and carry him to -the di-es/s1n`g ~stat_ion. .Olarksoh thuh dn'sur~' nd»MtAiitlon:for himself -*and captured'

_ily "prisoners

(li3*l'pne|_Johii Tait 'wim' foun'd by' an oftl y buried by' shell lirc at n spot

-wlieitevlialf ii battalion i Canadienne

had!-rushed -ovverunmiiiliful that he

wiisunde1~th'e\':oosa~eoi§ ;

-Gawain --Am ury, wh diel1l$~,-his wouiirltt. continued- flgliting for two days.after -receiving wounds in leg and arm. Major Harold Macdonald,

Hoa arte who lost his left nrrm

QD# frq wat- carried away

r ho' . Thin' otlicer was almi-

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staff found his stove- faulty and dc-‘ clared that if he could not cook withl a proper stove he would join the tight- lng line. lie- was allowed to do so and was killed the day' afterwards.

One member of the corps of cyclists,

a particularly small man. captured ii Hun six feet three `lnchcs,' weighing about 250 poundet l-le was' henrtlly chatted as he took him to the prison- ers cage. °` ` .

NEWEST VEGETABLE FREAK.

STATE COLLEGE. Pri... October 14.

-Eleven fullv-matured tomatoes and as many llfe~sizeri potatoes. growing on a single plant in the vegetable gar- dens of the Pennsylvania State (`oll-I ege. marks thc advent of the nowost freak of plants in_ the vegetable world. The experiment was conceived and, carried ‘to completion by t". E. Myers,

nd good wishes of all. He- knew when inrly saved by Captain Seri-mgeour V. Dl'0f€SS0l' Of experimental vegetable o be firm to be free with _us'. His C. at Ypres a year ago. lgrowing at the C0!l9R6~ eath cas; a deep gloom over thel A cook belonging to the divislonalf A DOIBIO WHS Dlinied. and 01| the

stalk produced there was grafted ai yo-ing' tomato shoot. _A luxui-i-.mt

growth of vine wus produced. On the

vine there were many -tomato -bloss-. cms and `tlicse developed into- normal, tomatoes. Under grouud.at'.tha‘srime time, the potatoes thrived as tl' they were growing undei- the 'stitniiltis of their own vine. ._

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