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—2ND Gnu. GUIDE Tlipor 22%MED_A1 l V"! lsfxely ut- H- ed satherlnz in the K. of c. 1411116. Summerside on Friday eve. nns. the 2nd Girl Guide Troop was formed in Summerslde. Miss ch-leftgn and Mss Arsenault of m :10 tetown were present and Grime“ the young ladies in " “m3- M!" M1111’ MacCardle was. appointed Captain and Miss Lei-J fR/lllle Arsenault ist Lieutenant, and 155 Mary MMNelll. 2nd Lieuteri. ant. Sixteen Elrls Joined the troop 1,111 evehlhs- ‘The regular meetings will be held Ln 5t. Paul's HaIL-s‘

PERSONALS

hi“... $1,511. “his? °' l}.§“m“"* v.u.;'y._..‘ s m“ Tyne

Free From Sciatica For 35 Years

In Perfect Health at 7&- Thanks to Kruschen

Thirty-five years ago this sep- tuaaenarian was helpiess with scia- tica. Then he heard of Kruschcn. Since that day, he has enjoyed per- fect health. Here is his remarkable story:-

"Thirty-five years ago, I had a. severe attack of sciaticmand could $181081)’ move for about six weeks. Then I started taking Kruschen - about half-a-teaspomful every rooming 1n hot water. In a few; ‘W936. I got rid of the awful pain‘

THF- SUMMERSIDPE

ind PRINCE COUNTY CHRONICLE

THREALENS

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involve international agreements beyond the authority oi settlement officals to modify, the Japanese navy Sunday seized some 30 cus- toms vessels in Shanghai harbor, ioiced off the Chinese crews and foreign engineers and hoisted the Rising Sun flag preparatory to tak- ing over operation of the customs. The Chinese customs revenues are pledged to repay {Qrelgn 10mg and officials of interested foreign powers supervise their collection.

HEAVY CAS UALTIES

GUARDIAN

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gnlxvuhzpffogwgugizoxéevm The Chinese army left Shanghai ,5 a patient in the Prim m d in perfect health at is years or‘. fgnfllflm-Qragijsteuraigrbwihsfim . war , , hi h I l ib te to . Island Hospital-S \ $5,“: étuscyfea: $111,‘; zsltgryumonb!‘ Japanese landuig at I-Iangchow Bay. 3 l Re d i may 1; A_ 1 gurxing if]; l2 day: of battle- 1 — v.an Mrs.HartDavi.se-_ Mt 1 _ 111118 Wic heCh ese winter tertained at the Rectory. Port Hitlll ' foreotfhemlineie “b'§§'uur.§l€hl§“3h§§- dden“ “he W" b1°k°11 '1' 5°0- 3 1115b Week for the choir and a hum? lee: one vital need of health-the °h°w"ch“.“5° cumm“ "b" 300-‘ ' bcr of their fricr.i‘.s.--S 5 “ad Q1 lnfefna] cl(anline§‘ Even,‘ 900- lhfllldlnr; 50,000 killed. accord- tually. they start the healthy xrus-l “EPIW =1 Jehflhese wmmuhlque- chm habit. Then. Drobably for the‘ f e55 ,°"“5°'5hlp' .1°n3 a’ 5mm” first time in their lives, they start ° Lanny?! “n” w ‘M61511 °°11‘°5P°11d' settlns rld. every day. of all waste 2",)? B»; ff,“ d15°°11"111“°d 111 matter from the system. The re- t“ e ‘m r ° “m” i" the m‘ '. suit is renewed health and vigour.‘ emalmhal Betuemehl’ $11199 the ‘

Ailments due m clogged systems. capture of Shanghai. Censorship ‘h

BUAIKIIEBBIDE AND I'll-INCH COURT! AGENT-lira John Pond, 4| Water Street. Bust... Pill!!!’ ‘AID-l

TURKEYS

Be a Lucky Holman Visitor in Our Furniture Depls.

nMrs. Leith Hayes of Tyne valley

News, Bub-n- . Advertising should he left with tlra. Pond

Ilia Guardian mny he nought dully at any of the following stores In qmmernlde flouriloa Drugstore. Water SI.

Iiell animators. Water It. Toronto Bakery. Water 8t. lllrk Gaudel, d’! Granville St.

The Huurlllnn will be delivered daily Io any home in Summeralh by “m, imy at 2e per duy ur lllci per week. Plumb emu-i for tlila service or ‘m your order to the lruy reapnnaibln for deliveries on ynur route.

WES TERN GUARDIAN

—Mrs. BaTour MacKay, Summer- élgfifitis It; gfitilefsirl the Prince y 0s a. , Mr. and Mrs. r‘. a. Morris of Summerslde and Charlottetown Charlottetown are guests at the

_ \ practical information on (on

-'I‘|iia column is reserved fur new! llilfl" litters-at liut advertising of “why niiture may lie inserted at 4 t: a ivord airlelly payable In ad- DC!-

_JII-‘I-‘Y TIRE CHAINS. all sizes y Bmgqfs, 14-1697-11-20-21.

fli- AIAT EXTEIIMINATOR 25c at , 9y Drug Co., Kensingwn.

410513 800D and Celflary he; Flour the popular brands at ur dealers. L-1075-7-28-tf.

AIENSINGTON, big card party. . ch, dance tonight 8.30. Sum- erside Orchestra. Valuable prizes.

L-1327.

___i Intyre Lieutenant-Governor De- returning from the Canadian West KENTVILLE, N. 3,, Now z1_- LASS m b0 d JFOX RANCIIERS. don't miss Blols once said: several years ago until last May. (CH-Herbert oyler. Kentviile "DOUBLE G ' m5 m- ‘ the new method cleaning demoii- "While some men may be so 51111911811 he had 119811 1951111115 111 111111 580186 A. Chase. Port Wil-

ulatiiig wool weather strip and

11<111€ cemelmlriu gmxrdrgéivalzf: the sunglo 11px Breeders Club- ning the admiration and the ing taken up farming there last Swtia Fruit Growers Association "I," mel ' L!_‘_1§97_“_m_m room tonight. L-i240. affection of the members of their 51111115» h‘? had “heady made ma“? leave here Monday f“ T°r°nl'°- ~ -~ 1- ' immediate gammy md o, they, m; close friendships in that district. The representatives carry with

_FUR. BUYER ARRIVES — Mr. w bourne of London, England, " arrived in Sumn-lerside on his . ual trip to buy furs f0!‘ the ...- market. He says fur P111195 . likely to be lower this year ow- ; to unsettled conditions-S

____ —V5R'Y 5171531‘ 53°11'11"" 1s quite obvious when you com had not been well the past few continued -ovs'ri-:a PICKING TIME ax- dresses at Gay Puree-d 511111111?" sider that for ass days of the year 111mm“ He "mmd 111° P1111” gteementJunder a new trade a ENDED—The $11119 1°1' 91cm“? side; ab” mexper?“ ve ‘:33; his one aim and desire has beer‘. Edward Island Hospital about’ a Before conferring with the stars in Bedeque BBY h" bee“ dresses‘ Give "5 B‘ m1" ' 3 ' to promote the spirit of good-will mrmlght 33°’ “d succumbed m‘ Dominion Government the Nova - ~- to NOVBHWBI‘ 25- That Wm '—'“_ and of tolerance that, I am happy Friday m°mm5 W‘) My‘ “t” Scotia delegates will meet with

r1118 i1" 115h=1111°11.1111"°“ m ‘h’ to say. cha t ize th tho from n itish limib -.= of bag netting for smells. this evening at 8p. m. Mr. Reish ‘o; me vargfser resugiotumglcgl; Born inhiverdale in 1534- 1-119 Ontsaerio at TC/‘l-‘OIIM $1078 31511215 lllrh epehe 011 Dewmb" 1S" T11111°Y 15 111° c111" s11°ak°1~ '11 throughout this province and ‘erased moved w the United brief will be drawn up. <by mo.

hermen are warned that 11915

-BUY quality pocket and butcher knives at Braces. L-1691-ll-20-2l.

——MALT EXTACT with Cod Liver

Dodge Hotel in Washington, D. C.

Oil at Taylor Drug Co.,‘Kclisiiigtoli._

—GO0DR.ICI-I heavy duty truck and auto tires alid modern tubes, all sizes at Braces. L-I697-11-20-2i.

-HOUSE T0 rent in town of Kenslngton. Apply P. L. Bowness, Summerslde- L-1239-11-22-6i.

_-LOST IN Summerside. Satur- day, sum of money in bills. Finder leave at Pond and Delaney and receive reward. L-l24i.

stration of pelts and live foxes at

—YOU MAY DEFEND on careful skinning, stretching and scraping at our plant. Pelm insured. Dominion Fur Sales receiving Thursday 18th. Advances pad Kcnsingwn Felting and Cleaning Iélant.

—SUNGLO I-‘ox Club meeting

fox men welcome. L- 1317.

.=. not be placed before 8 a. mr-S

‘Junction

-LEFT FOR. MONTREAL-Mrs.

Deathe Yesterday

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town in 1922 he became chaplain of St. Joseph's Convent.

Throughout the long years oi his work in Prince Edward Is- land. the genial priest was knowm for his kindness. his sincere friendship for everyone regardless of class or creed, and his great love of children.

Paying tribute to Father Mac-

fortlinate as to succeed in win-

timate friends, Father Maclntyre stands in a class by himself, be~ cause he has succeeded in win- ning the love and the admiration of the whole commiinity and es- pecially is this true with regard to the little children. The reason

‘which I hope will be preserved and strengthened with the passing of the years" His Honor called the

vanish, youth returns, and life be- comes really worth living.

_Funeral 0i

Alex. ll. McLeod Yesterday

'I‘he deceased had many friends in various sections of the prov- ince, particularly in West Royalty where he had resided since his

Brackley only a few months, hav-

It may be trlily said of him that he was a man's man. who made friends readily. spoke ill of rio one, and was beloved by all who ‘knew him.

Although normally an extraor- dinarily strong and virile man he

undergoing a serious operation.

States at an early age. Later he purchased a farm in Saskatchewan and resided there for a number of

. the Chinese demands

Crating .5502 PEB€.‘.~?1£%€L_-

liaci been in effect since i930.

When it first was ordered foreign consular officials contended it was not sanctioned by treaty, but for- eign cayble companies submitted to: after they‘ were threatened with total loss of z their inland business if they re- fused to comply.

So far as is known correspond- ents have had no difficulty getting out any news stories they wfshed to send during the present conflict.

Any Reduction In

liams. representatives of the Nova

the-m a brief to the Dominion Government protesting on behalf 0f the Nova Scotla apple produc- ers. against any reduction in the preference of $1.50 a. barrel new enjoyed by Canadian apple groxv- ers. (reports said the preference was in whole or in part to be dis-

lution the Nova Scotia growers OIIDOSe any reduction in the pre- fei-enoe.)

Preference Opposed A

It is with extreme pride and genuine pleasu in t ~ -. tend to you this invitation to inspect the new lfiimiitiurg

lot

1°" ‘"1" ‘"1 11111111413’ in our stores at Summe side and char.

Every vbltor from now until Saturday. December 18th will

have his or her name entered on a liallot.

rqual chance oi’ winning

force.

Drawing Takes Place Saturday, Dec. 18111 At 9.30 P. M. At Each Store.

(‘nine in-you may be the lucky winner.

All stand an

one Big Turkey at each of the

e111‘ e1°°111°°111l Eddie DesRoehes of Nflsevvehe 1e“ .. , ears ntil z drou ht made __.__ _ _ ,.__ . ... drying rooms we have 100% 1w, week yo, Montreal to undergo ggfedndllprlest the Ohildrens ymmm‘; m u)?“ portion o, the F h A _ ---—-— s -»— ~ y fl1¢1envy1hdIv1hB1flW511111eT11°1° an oneratlen- Her many friends Am; m t, t Canadian West practically im- renc vlatm‘ only one recognized eleehlhs hope that she will soon. be restor- d r1 e8 ‘I18 Fe her MwIni-yie L 5M6 and he returned m hi, Sets New-Rem d 0 s S R aterial for cleaninfi furs the world ed to h" "Susi good healbh_._s It; ng a vlst to Prince Edward name province r _ __ ver and that is firie hardwood saw- _____ sand in 1930. Hon. R. B. Bennett The deceased‘; Survived bv —%-—- ed f w ) , t n ‘ ' .(Coniinu 10m Page 1'99 spiritual realm. How many pu o

list. we use no other material. 1101' .. we recommend the use of any UIOP. Charlottetown Fur Sales liiited. L-l543-lI43-11-13-16-18-20.

-DENTAI. CLINIC HELD-On edliesday and Thursday, Nov.

--ATTENTION fox men! Do- minion Fur Sales will be receiv- ing for the early December sales on Wednesday the 24th at Ken- slngton Felting Plant. Advances will be paid so why drive further.

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described him as "God's good old man." ‘

TRIBUTE FROM PUPILS The following tribute was paid

Father McIntyre by pupils of St. Joseph's Convent, where he was

son-owing widow, Kate, daugii‘

of the late John McPherson g Beilevfew. and a sister of Jol... Angus McPherson of Grandview, his father Murdock of Bonshaw; four sisters, Mrs- Mary Morrow of Arlington. Mass. Mrs. Florence

NATAL. Brazil. Nov. 21-(0? Havas)-Paul Codos tonight beat the record for commercial cros- sing of the South Atlantic al- though he deliberately fiew into bad weather to test the capacity of his craft to with stand adverse conditions.

IN BARBElliNA auvlnlllili

Lord's Day morninB- A11 11119195“ ing sermon on Genesis 50:26 was preached entitled. “Ari EEHJW!" Mummys Message." JOSBPh W55 ambalincd and his body laid 01111 for llie Israelites and Egyptians

deciding to serve God until loo late. Now is the time. We have no promise of long life or even of one more day of life here.

Announcement was made that next Sunday Major Keith would lead the services.

Ill. and 4th. Dr. A. L. Purcly or _____

“ton Ind Miss M5115’ Public _sPEAKER DURING Fox Chaplalnr- Phinney of Quincy, Maser, Mrs. The French aviator landed at l: both to 100k an This was a mess. Tm, (ouowmg Sunday Major Uf- ealfli Nurse, held a Dental ClinIc lmmolqsTnAgloN ‘VEEK __ Pub beavtlelgicnlofgllishohrasnfallen on our Rachel Matthew oi Newton. g5 la-‘IMMFM? having crossed the anger o’ death but brunch,’ comm quhar, would b, h,” w lead w“. or the pupils of Ascension School Duration; ‘or me Fox Educational ha" mast is a. silent l8 flylflkon at Mass, and Mrs. Sadie Graham of 17;! in l a: c from Dakar, Sene- Loyalists Minimize because ‘it spoke of the hope of ial services. . lfitflcli- The 1009-1 1111" 01 the c- and Demonstration Week are going y o New York; three brother!‘ Walter 88' 1 w“ 55 mmutw the resurrection. Joseph had

His flight. at altitudes varying

the grief fillin h ts . - L- 50011501811 111118 0111110 111 a ahead and several prominent fur tomb {or Durgdealir xx:- $3,. I‘; onmoflnla‘ Irving m Evereft’ from about 1600 u, 11000 feet Trouble AS Insur- imbibed‘ some of the Egyptian 0st of twenty dollars. Sixteen men have signified their intention tyre is “My ass" a“ 6mm)“ l“ wmervu“ w,“ momplghed 1g; M, ave“, ' superstition concerning the dead. TRINITY UNITED CHURCH upiis were attended to. This of being present, among them are It is ham M. u mxemu m" Ma“ G°dd°5 M°L°°d °1 5111115111111 speed o, I.“ miles‘ m hmm g gents D813)’ Long 1,, mm- thinking God was hover- ___ The words of the prophet Isaiah

nit, a branch of the Tignish Sub-

Dr. Archibald, Superintendent of the Experimaital Farms Division.

we shall never see that dear, fa-

is a first cousin.

planned to leave for Buenos Ali-es

Planned Offensive.

ing over the body and at some- time he would reinhabit it. The

“lengthen thy cords and strengthen

lvision has a memberflhlp 01 miliar figure in our midst again, iii- agge, m] his; 1t h

“mm” and an are W” mm m otutlwwmlnr‘ cummi-ngs‘ Agmcum m“ ‘hm’- 1111111 01d eyes 811611 he"? Italian COIISIIIRHES A mailllwmirposte 01mm; flight h “hm” °t m“ mummy 5pm“ °f thy stakes". served es a w“ 101'

liurch, school and social service "I 1°01 efle- teTmf- Klan-t _- IC- more brighten at our greeting. that . was to ascertain m, ca“... o, r... HEFDAYE» F1111” 5PM“ immortality and christ a greater the morning sermon u. Trinity 0n TBS’ 0T. M11115 1‘ 9 5E1‘ c111 "19 91' his venerable hand shall never CIOSCd In RuSSla peatgd accidents over the 5mm K01114431- N°"- 21_'(AP)_'Th° than Joseph saidbecause “I live “Exyenslon and Security. by Rev.

l ork.

MLBERTON PROHIBITION OURT — Magistrate Darby held curt on Friday at Alberton when he heard several cases under the rcllibltlon Act. There were three cities from Alberton ‘charged with the illegal consumption of liquor, each receiving fines of $10 and costs r ten days. Two from Palmer's Road charged with a similar of- iuncc were also fned $10 and C05“

New Brunswick; Mr. George Myers, of Lanipson, Fraser ,and Huth Inc.. New York. From time to time no- tices will appear with reference to this big event, one of the biggest things in the history ‘of the fox business-S

—FUNI2R.AL 0F MIL GEORGE HENRY STAVERT-The funeral of Mr. George Henry Stavert was held on Thursday afternoon from the

again be lifted in benediction ove; our bowed heads.

Father Mclntyreb connector: with St. Joseph's dates from 1N8. when shortly after his ordination in Riome he began his priestly la- bors in this city. The annals of the house note with grateful appreci- ation his kindness to the then struggling school arfl his frequent visits to the classroom. In the years that followed, when the voice of obedience cailed him to la-

(A. I’. by Guardian's Special Wire) MOSCOW, Nov. 2I—1"ive Italian nsulates in Russia will be closed

Jan. 20 at the request of the sc-

viet Government, lt was an-

nounced today. bringing to 13 the number of foreign consulates shut down within a few months.

The Italian consulatm to be abandoned are at Leningrad, Kiev.

Tiflis, Novosibirsk and Batum.

Atlantic. Codes made rio deliber- ate attempt to break the record.

Welcome Prospects Of Anglo-US. Pact

LONDON, Nov. Zl-The Sunday Tunes today editorially welcomed theprospects of an Anglo-United States trade treaty "on economic and political grounds alike."

long-planned Insurgent Arlagon offensive today was reported de- layed in the hope political strife within the Baa-calorie. Government would provide a more opportune moment to strike.

Many Insurgent troops have been withdrawn from the mud-soaked civil-wu- front in northern Spain. They had waited weeks for better weather to permit motorized units to strike the first swift blow

ye shall live also." The evening sermon was B dynamic message on "The Revo-

was based on the text John 13:34. "A new commandment I give unto you. that ye love one another as I have loved you. "h" Y! 515° love one another."

Is it any wonder that the new Christians were spoken despite- fully of and accused of crimes and

lutloliary Commandment" which.

Hugh Miller.

Customs suggest figures of speech Nomadic tribes lived in tents. The larger this tents the longer the cords and stronger the stakes. Tile figure of speech is a parable 0f life with extension. there must necessarily be iuicqunie . This applies both to nations and individuals. One of the criticisms made ilgmiibst our age is that it has over-expanded in material and scicltiiir knowledge and neglected

911th TWO from F1083 P0115 we" iiume of liis brother. ohn Stavcrt . _ 1 t, h rt y Go t l 1 (Illzfflfiil with illegal flconsugnprggri‘ of Kenn and was ye largely a“ etlsclivlljiliegekBaalrlrplseglgcse cgntgim legvlnitoggesgge Rldtlaslsian 013132111123 shglgctpapreé- figiglfi$gd éltigttesconvggie g?! the ea o vernnien '21‘: Iiggxgelovehéixlrlledflanlllle]; the mom, m“, Spiritual sccurmz m ‘mmved 51mm nes‘ ‘°“d°d' m" Wm" mm“ °‘ m“ affections. and when. in his de- consulate in Italy except in Rome. likely w hit Canadian products. Although a Government SPOkes- evaiiEeIs. a celestial fire filled gfédoréqx1181-112?“ylggrfinigeubithgfi:

from Tignish was fined W10 11nd

sliiguxl conducted the service as-

cliliing years, he returned to Char-

addzng that "while we receive

man at Bayonne insisted Premier

their hearts and drove them out

the development of self-coiltrol.

casts for selling intoxicating 111111°1~ sisted by Rev. Mr. Detlor, Long . " ,

e311" m“ “i”; f‘ m“ ,’°§ Rh"- "11 m"- R- 11- s‘“"°1°- Elhthlinltiufllfidlduhefiillifég lift Urges Purchase 0f ‘dfilletfirvfilllli i-‘ivihfifi ilfifufi}? i§§£nge,“°$,,“fn“ evejthfiflumfi Egmgfxgqmga; C§QQEQ§FSeR§QZQ Both we individual and tbecburrh

5i’- 118 was d-ism sse or wan _° W d I lands. Mr". Harold Laird ‘ ' , _ _ - " - an safely expand when the secur-

evidence. A woman charstd w-fl‘ acggmpashled for tile hymns, “Rock ‘mean years the children o! st’ Canadian GOOdS §,°§,‘,’§§,,‘,‘,’,,“‘,I,° fflfiwcfinjlflfj; com TEDOTl-S that P01114081 t1°11b1° was 111-1911 "1111 11ft befiusefila-lgfi fty of faith. love and service arc ‘ Rn

Btllmg was fined $200 and costs. a woman from

of Ages,” "A Few More Years Shall

Joseph's, as he loved to call us, were everything to him and he was

The Observer expressed the opin- ion the trade as emerit would

threatened at Barcelona were echoed in other Government quar-

Chrlstlans multiplied all positions.

secured and kept. There is no substitute for God.

Mother ease v1 R011" and "Safe in the Arms of u t m, b, “h, u, Tommo N _ _

mum!‘ chi-med with semng t‘: Jews." The P4111 11937915 were A‘ E‘ tgngocf, a, looking? into his urging c,.....'i.....°§'sm§. Quick "pave the way to a more cordial “Y5- Whbt the W011i! 1190118 W153’ 15 "What place do we give Jesus mmmmd- Th“ ‘med a“ d“ e‘ Mlfleih- M- P» 4°11" w- 5°31?’ kind face. we saw reflected there the “made in Canada" label when understandihi! between ‘he t“ 5°” Gwemmen‘ s“1’11°"°" not armaments but I Christ leve- Christ?" was the subject of the ‘a James smvem wuuam stavert" Christ's tender love and solicitude marking their purchases, Mrs, 1-1 chief democratic peoples." said Defence Minister India-leclo we have tried force and that has evening sermon. It is answered in

Pi-ieto had succeeded in stripping

failed. Many say the Sermon on

the lctler of StPaul to the Church

John Walker and 080186 111188- A1 ro- the little ones of his flock: he H, ma. o; also“ _ ,_ re ———————-—- "119 313W ‘he Masms conducted taxught us to pray and to trust in a rgpqfl, o: CanédBlfll’? hdlsiiijrli: What a siilh" there is in that ousted premier “BN1”? largo the Mount is idealistic and is not at Cfilflfiflifk-"Thlit in all things lie __________ "he" implesswe mm“ m‘ m” dead‘ the power of prayer both by 1115 to yesterday's convention session word “smilc!" ii changes like a Caballero of hi= leadership of the practical. It has never been tried. might have the pie-eminence." > The wmmmal m‘ "he grave was own reverence as he prayfli with of the Fork-rated Women's In- cha. eleon. There is a vacant Ansi-oho-Syndicallst Labor Unions. This new conunandment is the Christ is the image of Ciochthc ne- l J L "M1 W R"- W- Rhml-s “h, 3nd by his oft expressed faith “gum” o, Cm,“ m‘ Pm, 1, mug ., quid smile, a smile o1 They insisted, however. behirid- heart of that sermon. May this ginning. the first born from u... ' ' ‘ii in the 91110803’ 01 0111' 51mph Dem‘ National Convener of the Feder- hate. a satiric smile. an affected the-front politics had rio effect on Church and each one be filled dead. Something. someone must runes/ll. DIBEUTOB ions: he inspired "I to "M11111 ‘he ation. 1h New Brunswick this work smile; but. above all. a smile of the fighting forces. with God's divine lave. be Riven first vhwe: that we sldry