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CHRISTMAS NUMBER

with this ilue The Guardians

.5 -rf;-iris' P

.,.';young and old aa an embodiment. fl-of the meaning and Spill* 07 th'

~'_'g|-and old christmas awry. handed,

`<lovm to us from two evanivlim-

. therefore must have Iesmed much 'TM' tht wlorld traffic. The other was

'tim mist have given him deep 'findght od human stugglc, sorrow ~ -pnd suffering. ln both, the manger

‘in 5 wayside hostel as Bet.hlehern _fbecarne the Holy of Holics, about which the mommg stars sang for

'Joy and exultant angels chanted _ie “Gloria in Dtcelsls." ` out-giving began on the nm Christmas moming, and it has pontinued throughout the centuries as a custom pre-eminently associa- ted with the Christmas season. The punmase of such gifts mils for taste and discriminatim as well as some self-eaudiice. As will he seen from the advertising col- umns. our merchants have endeav- ored to make this Christmas shop- ping sermon attractive from every 'standpoint and there should be no difficulty in seleatng one’s ne- quiremerits from the bargxins of- fered in practically every line ol merchandise.

Again, also. may we direct our

llesders’ attention to the Santa Pal columns and the opportunity there presenftcd cf bringing cheer and happiness into homes where hard-

` ahh; ghd poverty have been exper-

ienced. The co-operation afforded on other occasions in this connection la agun solicited, and the reqaonse it ibDp¢d.wi1ibeeqiis1lY #Der- _'“` .

CARTIER ANNIVERSARY

It is proposed that Canuck. shall

celebrate next year the fourth cen- -tenary of her discovery by Jacques 'Uortllxz It was in Anil. 1584, that tim muvuianemur 'asaeamaiu nu. li with #W0 lhlh ind IS mls RUM U. lhlo llid‘€i'°Hb-lik: to :tune Pmncis I to found a Prmch coi- iony in the New World. The follow- ing month Oa-mer reached New- buridlarid, thence took a southerly course, navigated the Gulf, landed m the Gaspe Peninsula and took 'pcmeaaion or the country “in the ‘lomedthemostdiristlsnkingoi _3Pr~ance.” on a subsequent voyage. dn i688. he etplorcd the &. lmw- frence as far as Hocheiaga, the site not Montreal, visited the' mountain varidgnveitthenasrieof Mount f- Cartiafl first voyage is undoubt- ~ edly the one of most historic value, _Sand ot most interest to people in this section of (xnada. On it he

'discovered the Magdalen Is-lands; and, on the 30th of June, 1534, 'made the north shore of Prince ,glulward Island. There has been

much difference ot opinion as to his land-fall. Two seeming islands are mentioned as having been seen 'at sunset on the Nth. Some auth- orities maintain these to have been ~C\1>¢s Tamer and Tryon. He coast- fed wcstwardly, and landed in his _boats at sc-versl places. Cartier de- 'embes the country as a beautiful

_ One; he speaks oi' its fine woods,

but that there were sand-hills along; ` the coast. I-lc saw native; in their

the same authorities suppose to - lave been R.lc.hmo'nd Bay. I-ie syw `l0re hdlvea towards thc North Uwe. near y_hipit_ he also Landed. Irie rounded the Cape. where he noted the long and dangerous reef. Sailing for some 10 leagues along the weatem coast, after rounding the Cape. hc saw the land appar- ently closing in on both sides. but could see no hrbour- and therefore Uumed back. He did not know it was an island, but supposed it to be Pl-fi of the mainland. Nor was lt known so be an island until long ifterwards, when it waa named the Illand W Bt. John.

. ._ There an, howevt, other theor- al to Chrtlefs land-fall. Pope’s -' ‘Jacque Cartier* placaa it further

~wlt. with Klldlre Bind' as the

,_;,*iD|\\r d lasts.” 'mere were rom- <\J Bb llc N511 land-hills, known

o_r0aaa@eeerlonaa¢Bay,orr ihaillhofdvwnaiup Nc rr.

sometime

in 2ri;|fl

;:|l§! fggig

christmas nurmluneut. concern. lcr an hesaiied to the veativa-rd

».g,gyiwlll,wetr\|st.beacoeptaL1latoaft¢r.neingtire twos\|ppoacdis»

,pcvim to this view. ears the hte Judge warburwu, was the distance (about forty leagues) which kart-

landa. lf the sand-hills were the land-full, the dstance would not be more than ten leagues. If the high lands were Capes 'rumen' and Tryon, then the distance sailed would not exceed twenty leagues. Hence Cs.rtier'a forty leagues did not apply to any of t-hm supposed land-falls. ` The question, in Judge Warbur- ton's opinion, was mtiafautorill' disposed of by a practical experi- ment made by Mr. W. F. 'I‘idrm.rsh. oi this city. hx the closing &ya of June, some yenra ago, Mr. Tidmarxh sailed on a schooner from the Mag- cueru for muse rarwvud Island. taking gs nemrly as pomible the courses known tc have been taken

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comrclled,acco:dlngtot,\ealmcat unanlmouacpinlouotthellacmil

Committee. themr£&ilt will be ' the-greatutben cllrselvea aniitfathewmld.s.hl‘:harwheat

xanmle wouldhelptha

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'r¢|¢»ri»¢ia.¢uu¢¢hur»¢ua*“"‘°i°"°'P“'° irresistible, it must be hoped moat cl-rnestly that Presiderft Raoaeveitfa wfl;-p.o\-ui vsourcc-lu11re.~.a helped

. t that they ha

adventures in that penlous region. r

may devise means' for effective con

_ o tnoerculosis.

trol or the inflationary prcccaa. If,

his Adminlstrntlon has promised

it has made a most notable differ- m ence ln the American economic sit

no better than his task should be

I ’ intestine to

ascktain whethl'

ities can be y Govern-

ba thua

WIIIN

' trunk

alarm

And

DCC

the

amsl.

and

_* rains

'nu umm nu caused in ans U*

United States by rrisects is utirn- “

ated by the Department of Agricul-

W1 - . .

ooo. without. insecticides, according me

ed about sympooms of Knpmg

splashing scimds.

rinse individuals are usually very

by the lemons of other countries’ mm md 'ww' ma mwwy 'M'

Now mere is some raal trouble cs'

c°mpkwd__¢ondm Dany ,luv uenshas caused the stomach and

the large intestine which om- Llie wrists :rom t.ha,f0od will

in a tightened or contracted Thus. *-i--_-_ cnioh. slmoly br1nca_a.bout a reurmrau-

You can thus see that uylmitn a.n tioiiugf gg hung, Mg” gm-

_ ,active .»~.cnracn and lntes e and po I: inet, reegnei mfg-_

° t° mm ' ‘° “I °‘ °°°°°°°' large urtcstiue tightened or red to in the rvaucuai slim, of

together with considerable rumbling

anrnAnyindlviduals,higl\ orncrvoua, who bcaumn

or the abdomen

ve cancer, ulcer,

reisnotmuhleandtbaaimphtfm I

way to learn Lne truth ll to nav! mlllll’ DOH

mme mm pmwd '“° be ‘tzuuwe X ray examination. ' clfllfi. whole income

be very active

by cartier. Lure cartier, he rw to

' so

like two lna-ll islanm. mr nearer

part ofthe mainland or Prlncelf’ Edward lsland, and were, in fact."

tcr,onthenorihahoreoi’thei_s-w

word along the coast from these two points (about forty leagues) fits In with Oa.rti»r’s narrative. These

sho an the capes mentioned by

an earlier muthorlty, Bogater, aa the q

the "River of Boats” where the ex-

stroam would most likely be Rich- sl mand Bay and the entrance to the

It would give adddsd interest. to

the proposed fourth centennial an nlvernry celeisratim of Oartiers

-Q

Sites and Monuments Board in-

tcrUted itself in designating, by . menus ofa bronze tabdet or other- it,

wproaeht.heywere.seen toform'

land, some tour or nn miles west.°"°iY Ye” 111 ©1118 Wllntfy ia eati w of nn Pam ,me amino* w”t_ mated to average 10 per cent of _ L _ _ _

Paul Vllerfl aphori-rr U worth

Pam' nr” _,em by o"_mr_ A~um_ auotlng: “Political conflicts distort DN

f1ddlBf.`b,i-hé l'§&0fn

me im- to be the wfm version- aswell.; between' me' Zin

rt-an

owly We have a fearful example

iii

Narrows. sane and unnecessary haste The

vi ciscuvu-iq um year rr ihe mater-ic believe in ir-¢dii°»1n°~~'I’hl» le above *U 11

th ‘ D

land in the distance that appeared ;s_B';'€“u 1°!! beC);;m""u7|" mt: W

feed the world as society is qggn- un ilbd

pire<ia'eory insects which dfqute

~ thi ihtcriheor-bovnrpaerueccncm_ °f1°dlU°*'=‘°°Wh¢ ‘°“ °‘ ”‘° °”"“ "M ”"‘” eiiyoficlseu irybure contracncm ce °n ’ fin haw: or not I

Oainfbellu Point and Cape Sylvci- famine md pwthence The dum” its

gowingpianucausedbyinassu V

ll' value. Dr. Kmghv. plnneg the to forest trees alone at $100,-

. . th

108563 can society be protected qauun Fi”

he .

ics. ooo

astcs downward.

But you can see that, as meat at (°_ xi Ween” invention; and new ideas that have ese medicines are meant to dm- A superintendent of Nm,/e n ox_ fblfdd WU-U11 UM U-m°li1hU1c 01'

ooo “mum tract or tighten the muscle walls of ford ,pon with commendmle Wm °\11° m°dN'1\ WGN. In

7 intestine they only make mat- if ,mcomdoul md ~ culable eiapandon or modem con

muscle walls, it might seem like In mm H, sense w mire some medicine to , _ dlwhlfwv the bowel work and amd Rl8k€d H0! OWII NCCI( ‘It "N" °° °°"'°""°d ““°~ *‘

D_ _ Kms _ cm, colitis.-.ed so that wastes will not Washington, that 'mg dug

r Henry G ht I °’ ass downward readily, there is happens ia that the natiohnis ell!

mm to be rumblms. wie-Ihinss. oortlna its num without bringing d a "mil" rcenzrg even when very in other raal wealth that is truly may d‘°°h"°' h

llttl foodll lie . ` nlltmy. The m°\t“f°

t0dnY- 01815' bl’ G>!l@'hd 'lf with Lne8ees).n:)Lom‘ ‘nd 'uh d.wn".um; tggulgntif Wm md lt U

ood make

iiiiiiiiiiiiiii §;E“§§fsg.i§ s5==¥a _§§5 .irisiriir

iamuchaf fallacy in

t' invokes aur- to underaell its world markets

“_

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°°'ll`l°. All thble who dir-

U! must. have im- ll°! are tc live or

business.

currency depreciation

mm it lm The slender nngera of

"’“’°’""' rr in-nur wreath u th ch - ly by mg pon e err;

aemeiauuu that hu mn going lllllillll-ING BRAUN in min ar hu continuously aluce -m* _

the cuoruazcu stu-uc and which Rememberlnz beauty. ana mmm-,

the most recent Roosevelt moves “fini PUD. m|¢‘“n to m 1| nu bend R¢l!wmb¢l'ln§ the hlfvcli 01 full thataliatleeiawcurrencyiaad- ‘MW 37”" `

rg; ugqg mqgggmg vantageom because it stimulates 'nm I mv” ’°‘_P°d» *U3 lhlu DW

'rrolnauvs ua. nwonaaa 'IPM' and owtracta input-u. Mp an-in

BPASTIC- _

Remembering ludden laughter,`a.nd

slow tears,

Remembering how the willows

weave their lace

Against the April ta

§§ Ei E5

bvuahs

Remembering these things, I shall

not despair

That all this Bumrner green must

turn to gold.

While dead leaves lhllhbie down the

aisles of air,

And nights are brittle, and _tba year

. “_

whatisiounabytneXrayina duced in purchasing power at |b,I¥;}?,:°§3h,},,hmm

- _ y memory

nation and all the world could ask “mu number ol me* cu" B mm' haue' mnwun’ 'hm' “pn” U' Still

’ their very excrtabllity or nervous- lets an effectively depreciated,

Oneyouthful face.. .ahouaa..

alittlehill.

-William Harold l|cCrcary

593.53 iifri “a 5 >§§§§§

-8 g ist; ggisgfigirgi ?§§§.§§§i?§§

rmhan1ehappy.'rhat

liriteof ah the vaunted marvelloiu

§ 5

e , i -

__ “ - ters worse by further tightening or summaned dmihf as "° ‘ °7°u°t sciousnen, there is a good dcil of

ofim-

ceandmatterso

tylsathingtobeaecomplished°°

Ruadatodayoftheevilaofln

andlaasmor transition

ygreaterifthepacels'

donotbellevcinlieirie-

tyorsmduaihsaauutldo

true of a transition towards ter national self-sufficiency and

uthatrairinz mu tvnecrnfl. "”"‘"‘"’° “W” *‘°ith¢m\¢eria.ii>°umd1nwthei»r»-

ir' overactlvity mental and phy 001100014011- If as I

_ po med the vicmnuu hauled it u not muy medians lgmdmiihwme 3 lishatmes, whstugie sus or maine-believe

is needed, but nearmam. rm- nm _M could "' what Jeiinty octiminn nervousness and overactivity. mm.. ui " lwdu' lilmdelltly GVMGDC that

contracting these walls. Yet. the 1° “wha ‘ mn 'ect * m“'W!°G¥ hi-‘|8498 llblllli m\lCh U1! '

the ' _' ily, `, - _

tha thi! This means plenty of rest, not °“ ° 0°' md "lk ~f°" PGH!!! fb-YW8'h a sort of pcevim,

mls ward ah

in e y press mined the wh lc ciciueisureuluaitreatmcunuy ° iodwowvel andthetmeolbit- rue out or teh ur there individuals {';°‘;,‘f°;"w’,‘fm"’f,"‘"*-tm i°° or any or ummm and can Now if it is their nervousness mm °'" |Ull0“m¢!1¢ 70° tit D°`VU5\\l th#

iii Eng

at night, but also during me - "4 °‘ "‘° ‘“°"°f *“"1°- iriieriilors and "nd doa" mood that if pmslble She Went 00 the UDDI-fnlleled innymu in “nm” mt thumb up

roughage or condlmanta such aa highly iiavored sa

Anything that will! re

, arm bath install

§’s1"';!n°;ihed°';‘::',:1°_e°§?P°;‘g;l°m"‘;: 'f,e$p;,:1_w °r came undo- the “pedestrian cate-

ri? s rf 3e`§§ .i tar

UNI!

P° 1 “Www-" 'rite mam vu x

mm* ww “Rees “mums the '12, wqnomjtg mngum of ‘ go. sical that is res nsible for this ' nun' ‘dy

_ ff

grea

Wise, his land-'fall here, and the Points known to have been visited

the first white man on the

I Prince Edward Island

IMPORTANT SESSION

Parliasnent meets on January 25,

and the lesion promises to be one of great importance to the country. The recent report of the Macmil- lan Qzmmission on Barking and currency will form thebaaia or lfaislstion which will include the introduction of s omni' sank system. Railway problems will ako form an imiportant matter for dis- oumion. While the economic situa- tion shows improvement over last year, there is atlll the necesity of uirtniling every unnecessary ex- penditure I-Iid of seeking every av- enue of approach to recovery and dability. Spmking recently at Winl\llD¢8. Remler Bennett empha-

oondition and the enormous burden or debt payrncnts which the country has annually to meet. .The situation .is one which should have a sobering effect. on windy political meechrnakers. The electors are in no mood for a rep-

day .

The diet ahould

much

and

to be rooted in time A

much pure destnrctiorr cr wealth "h°'°

that the new mu. cr .nuts vnu ii

he, at first, rar worse than the old:

andthegre.ndex'perhnentwillbe°°

discredited. For men judge re- mcraelesly by early results.-J. M.

Keynes in Studies iuindoni

DNIIIILHI ¢l hie H prim-

arily the ;r<>:lu¢:‘t-of':2a.n:dia.n con- °f their °1d mm dit-ions, is the essential basis upon um

Wil .

hifi

Crown

a genuine loyalty to the British

with a passionate belief in

their own national destiny. Canada.. we mud remember, has been set- “Mme” °“ me tied a. long time according to the “d “mum n standards of the New world. nw “**””¥ *im* of her people, even among those of m‘km¢ t'h°'“ “wp” B

as a result.

y and bold

raiding tha

<l"ieheriiesNewaBullotin)

Seglions havebecriuptlolomc

d waters or late. and the her- the

hh the canadian people c,,n_ ring fishermen have been MUYCHN d and the speedsters on the

." 'Die much shocked superin-

procegm _ Remember, this extra rest and 7°” _ ___

um 1, "commanded 3°, tendent retorted. And risk your

rapid transition will involve so il Mddwml mb "ummm w°mY“m“_ neck," To 'hui an depnwd

c" conditlm of the large bowel, Y°‘”‘l’ WU *°P"°¢ "WHL it ll 0n1,`nxn,“n¢,uy°u1g gh, my own." She was fined a pound. nmggon ¢x_\3¢¢_ The tdhptntlcn is to leave the

. . . *F-‘9 mm, ,,,,,,,,,

S93 I-|0113 Raid ;r.e.°:ui thoumwrft sun 12:11;

In VBDWDVG'

dist §§§§§i s§§5§a§

length of wheeling her cycle be- tween two motor cars, which we imagine must ba a very galling

ln the police court me sa-id she thought that if she waihad she

fads without further comment -

§5§§§E E; s ‘$255

in mind hh professional

to bvwie a pedes- lpur of the moment r neck We propose to

pedestrians on the

other to argue the point, whether a “modern pedestrians" neck ls stil his own! .

Romance In Literature

thing for a motorist to experience'

onthapagauf our

r if riiilii Eiiiiii iiirglii Elin

ture. Much of

adrab

<U%efulCE7iShts

.,.I.7§i»'¢‘."I-'.‘.."¢..,.‘.1¢ “u'us.,"" packages of the following;

000' Cemllnadan

;|::»0 1:3004 at $2.00 lpulit:

lichard lluinui (8 Flow.

en) Combination Gift Baia, Priced at $1.50 q in ag.0g_

Ashes of Rena combmaum

priced at Salle gg

Combin- at 82.00

mis: 9° §;§§§§ rf; E E

I ra

ritish stock. can acknowledge the o

dexwhlsnumiocrssudalto-

? E

§ a

daed the quite aerious flna.ncla.l.

M ther Country as the land of their birth, Canada is, therefore,

Bri muse her citileris have even an tm °“`°'d°u‘"

ancestral love of Great Britain, as I because Great Britain has endowed 1

her with enduring lnstl!utlons.-

The Qacetator.

..__.`_ cl

minutes which

it-and then to

A little rramaaaaa now and then 'd 131 it! 1004

has its uses. Mrs. Roosevelt spoke wort a lwd pretty frankly to the members of the Junior Lclziw on Wemiesiiay, when in urging the need to help

the destitute she said, "Ht-ber we 101!

are going to share or have nothing." She pointed out that revolutions had frequently rwulted from the dmc:-atim of the people, ind she declared that persons without the

oss

Greed

been un]

nets.

' .The

presenton the fishing groerna

oonsi goth

arefalnworhara,theaesea.lionfal- owa,andevvenint.hsccmpa.n,tively sw put out a seine from a fldsing

‘*rnakingaset,”theiishermen

wi 8

etimew they also do damage to nets, although their noun, mit not known to have caused ser-

and cenh They

ara required to

haulitbackon ofhcrrin,tihey dalcf havoc.

cr-they imverciaeduieriah-. ‘“°'*:“°""""°)

Uterlturo iluaily dividedinte

l-ish ll1lJll’ltl1°tB01'rl'u¢hbe- °";:';°!"°°d“"“yh°"k¥’°nd’ so-caleddadicandromantic

353% 5 Erie girl; irrgsi iigtg a§?§§ 'ifgii 3 35’i?l§3i§ ;..§.._ti.fr.t.,. .iiirriigiiiiiii cigggggg § 5 ,g § §3§5ea5.§g§ é 'g' ini? = i

iii? ii: ‘ of 5

cr\i'talnanl1ip.Bui it is

hether any.

All-housh

atppnwsd to h Grecian

conform-

of hu-

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certain

Bcaup.

Gift

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se¢`7LlHlll\y0ol&ia;iiq0|fi

Alsaaeomploiediqlayby

tlrealowwmanticneallahra cf:Van|iias,Perhms, Pow- dar.D-alag Powder, Toilet Wa.ior,llath8alta,eie.

bhlavevarbeforehavewaeam-

ldmnholiaialdilgvahea

in’lioila¢0ifiaWewcdlal- vhayowtacallaiclrlion

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` “ The Haberdashery ”

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Christmas Gifts I7E>1' lkliarz

PAJAMAS-Never have we shown the variety or newness in Gift Pajamas we show this Clrri .tmaa Smartest of Pajamas made by Arrow and Tooke in a variety of gorgeous colors. You'll find here just what you have in mind for him. Priced $1.75, $2.00, $2.25, $2.50, $2.95, $8.00 and up

SHIRTS by Arrow in everything that B new this season. Stripes, Neat Checks, Novelty, Patterns, with attached collars or two separate stiff collars.

You'll be delighted with the Arrow line this

Christmas, they are dllferent;

Priced $1.75, $1.95, $2.25, 82.50 and wp.

GLOVES are most popular Christmas Gifts. Unllned Deerskins, Cape, Suede, Goat, etc., in light washable shades also tans and greya. Priced 81.50, $1.75, $2.00 to 82.25.

Lined Gloves warm and comfortable in Browns, Tana, Greys and Putty shades. $1.25, $1.50, $1.75 and up. Fur Lined Gloves in Grey or Brown . .. $3.75

DRESSING GOWNS-Fine Flannel Dressing Gowns in Navy, Light. Blue, Fawn and Brown with contrasting trims. Priced 87.00

Striped Beach Flannel Dressing Gowns in many new alradsa $8.95

Silk Dressing Gowns in Tana, Wine, Blue, ate. Regular 812.75 to $15.00 reduced to . _ . . . . $10.00

HOUSE COATS-Fine Flannel House Coats ln Navy Blue and Wine shades. Black corded silk collaru and cuffs 86.00

Wool House Coats in Greys and Tana. Very comfy. Priced ...I.............. $6.95 to 310.00

A REAL GIFI'-DACK’8 SHOES

Henderson & Cudmore

Ut tact!

etitlar or' the tedious obstruction-

os adopted last session

against. the lhrmire trade ag‘ee- menes, Two months, sune-sts the

Montreal Star.

and says there were no har1>oura,! in which to get the real busincasof “mms cum fmm .n wuigdm

Parliament done. The British Par- ship in a tempest has to do with inmcm not only conducts the u- benevolence iowvd-1 th* Mm-

.- bonu at 3 river* 'mah he n‘med‘hm of forty mmmm of mop* N01? the le(;l:“-3:1;-PF<;1l»$<\l‘:“i0n'l}i:|ts)g the sine of the herds were who1lY

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means for their needs wondered why they did not share in the plenty of the fortunate. Of course the giving that is done in order to 0! keep the recipient from helping himself to all has nothing more to

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cum the menace to the fisheries.

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finds time to take long recesses. A debate that runs over two has in the British House of Uomsnona is considered a. long one. It is cur- tomery in the Qanadian Parlia- ment to debate the budget for two V00!-1: and then reserve most. oi' its serious criticisms for discus- sions of the estimates in commit- tee. If time and expense are to be sovcd in this dlrectlcn. it \ist be

PTI ccaaary in cmplanatlol G' defense of legislative measures introduced. Time wartlng in speech-making for politimi purpose cannot be laid at thou- door. Usually it is th hack-

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com ng into power, Pre of the f d W". H is

mlcr Benneu. and his cabinet col- ‘“m”°'nmm_’ ho'°'"m:r°' mn despite 1°°l“°# N" “WW *N Bfiillii aaperm errors ay un rude rc

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tara move from place to place. There- "W "°"“- an big a-ress under Red Control.

and many districts change hands

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