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ll I0 IGI’ Yale ill advance) nailed in Canada and Uulud listen. W2” _ _ _ __ M-'<--(10,.

‘ ° THURSDAY, JANUARY S1, 1935.

H wuts Hs Bscxscioisz ' A curious anouialy has developed in the Liberal attitude toward the Bennett economic and social reform polielw. Mr. Mackenzie King, federal Liberal leader, professes to be eager- ly desirous of expedlting the passage of the reforms through Parliament, aud'the Toronto Globe is doing its best to pin him down to a policy of co-operation rather than hindrance. In an editorial headed "Co-opera- tion Is 1‘k§ential",`it says that all thecircuinstanoes, past and im- mediate, indicate that both leaders aresinoere in their espoiisal of _soc- iui‘i-iegie|u4ne;u='_`tne fact 'tint the Prime Minister- me the initiative not deprive the opposition or its duty when it agreed with the principle involved." “At this stage. says the Globe, "it matters little who first discovered the policies pro- posed. Whether Mr. Bennett got them from one book or Mr. King put them in another does not pre- vent the people from realizing that

they are the ,result of evolution, ml coming along step by step for many Sh years because of necessity. Today in

the necessity in this country cannot

be denied. What is required is ac- no tion.” And again: “Whatever dis- ha

agreements there may be on other

matters . . . this opportunity with no regard to social legislation stands Ju]

out so impressively that if lt is neg-

reparable. Neither party can afford

the rocriminations be reserved for

gi

matters about which the people paymus of 8,840 mms men °°_ have less concern. This proposed leg- cpe islation is vital, and under the cir- 000 eumstances which have arisen co- 193' operation in leadership is manda- 8,7 t `

925

cry 1 This, from the leading Liberal 1

organ, sounds reassuring. But I in the same issue oi’ the Globe ap pears the report of a speech tfy Pre mier Hepbu_m,` Liberal leader of On- tario, at a reorganization meeting of Elgin County and St. Thomas Liberals. The article is headed

"Hepburn Fights Bennett, Policies; Mmmmes and ontario' and Umdmg

Unconstitutional", and the speaker °f V ls quoted as accusing Mr. Bennett t°m°"`°W'

"of trying to ride roughshod over the constitutional rights of the Pro-

vimes in hm proposuys for social there are still too many Tories in reform." Mr. Hepbum is flatly agin’ me 0“t*"1° legismtufi"-» 5° he has the reform programme; he says "the intimated that as scon as he can

life of Canada is at stake" and- it is K

coast speaking campaign on this ls- 90

his intention to make e ccast-tu- membership to some figure below

sue “in support of the Rt. lion. W. fi1°¢i~i0n-

L. Mackenzie King."

Here, surely, is food for thought.

Mr. Hepburn presumably .knows more about the policy of his federal Il

E

leader than the Globe does and he ed.

regards that policy as being directly D

opposed to social and economic rc- tomorrow,f and the Commission form. In that case, of course, Mr. will then prepare their report to

u on

King is simply “playing possum"- s pretending to.co-operate while all

the time preparing for another volte mission will be drafted and brought face which would find him pared- before the House forthwith.

ing the country with his favorite aide-show, the Constitution bogey,

and with the leather-lunged Mr. Brunswick having vacated office Hepburn for a. barker. yesterday, his suczcssor, Hon. Dr.

Murray Maobaren. M.P., will be

WORK WITHOUT' FAITH 5

____ t

There is a. not quite irreverent the way is clear for him to accept

a eyprecer ownsou wot used to bn driven about his parish is

i ha kl to obil

l'll1‘llmS¢€l\1I!'i €byUl’lC

of his young colored church mem- in

ben. One day the car balked quite a long way from a garage. The person and his driver tried every thing they could think of to mlb! the car go, but all to rio avail. By and by a pedestrian came along and joined them in the lltnh SIL the source of trmhle. Finally he stranger said, looking at he par- son: "I have heard of the ofllcoq of prayer. W`hy not try

the colored minister his knees and put that the car rnisht could get on with

The prayer over. tl;

clambered into the had the chauffeur took his

wheel. The latter turned Q andawayventthscarhinakh At this If-Ile thldriwr ill! ll minister iri' the rear seat shoulder “Welt 111 ,be damned.'°"11se lull ieeeip to be thrived _hom Nh oivll;-story is that what nemo

mia ia out

givqathema country of Ind

eral health, in me

faith

story, says the Mail and Empire, of g

dark a h d ' ` th h he Crown. The new Lleut.-Governor

nut

oth

- nm; he ll'

Ilaeral

i

mile

E54 ,l;;..i lhliilii

H volume than in either 1933 or 1932

ieeted there wiii be dismay and in- Quits maximum fm' me ye" W

tensified cynicism instead of iejoic- st ing. The damage in loss of public on confidence and morale may be ir- 91

853 employees. Their staffs ranged

m , . .

ood

hed i th rd 1'

this, nor can the country . . . Let :S fu re” n is "oo 0

`in

been off the front page of the

Mac1Axen‘s resignation as M.P. is in

E 'g£;`i3{l";a» trivia f§.§1~=.»i.»*‘ ll no 5i'=‘§f§5§;§i,|§?i§:i€ 2 .3..§§;;§ - giiigr

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spread the benefits of civiliza-

more equally throughout all s of the population. lint us more faith so that we may get

along as rapidly as possible with

to tion close have

the are

salvaging of those things which most worth while.

EMPLOYMENT IN 1934

According to statistics furnished

the Dominion Bureau of Statistics by in industrial employment in evi- dence rrom the second Huarter of 1933 continued with considerable force in 1934. The fluctuations dif- fered from those of the preceding

ar, but the gains than made were nsolidated and extended until

employment in 1934 was in greater

been

ye 00

A significant feature cf the revival recorded in the twerity months elapsing since the low point of em- ployment in the depression has

its widespread nature, all five

economic areas, the leading indust-

cities and principal industries

aring to a gzeater or less degree the improvement. Monthly statements were received in an average of 8,690 firms ving an average payroll oi' 893,-

821131 on Jan 1, to 941166 on

y l. when activity generally was

ex, (average 1926-100). then

at 101.0, the highest in thirty-

e months; the 1933 peak was .8 on Dec. 1, while the maximum

urteen years was 127.8 at the be- nning of .August, 1929. when the

rating aggregated nearly 1,100.- The mean index wm 96.0 in

4, compared with 83.4 in 1933, 5 in 1932. 102.5 in 1931, 113.4 in 930. 119.0 in 1929, 111-.6 in 1928. 01.6 in 1927, 99.6 in 1926. 93.6 in

. 93.4 in 1924, 95.8 in 1923, 89.0 1922 and 88.8 in 1921.

EDITORIAL NOTES

Pegged prices for potatoes in the

Premier "Mich" Hepburn thinks

et down to it, he will reduce the

so as to be in readiness for next

The Mass Buying Commission has

wspapcrs since Parliament open- and now it is intimalrzd that the

ublio sessions will probably close

bmit to Parliament. Legislation the lines suggested by the Com-

Lieut. Governor McLean of New

wom in today at Fredericton. Dr.

he hands of the Speaimr. so that

position with emoluments under

well known here, this being the ive province of his father and er. '

lk Blmayprofessfobeex-

ing legislation at Otta/wa, but does not fool the C.C.1". leader, . Woodlworth, who asserted the

nnnoeuvres in the House

ld@ld to block the (lovem-

UQ leghlatidn. li otlnr

willing to strike dir-

with

himself his fol- ment's

"-that Il

ployee eontri- paid lie. lut

the oxpeasa of

the Dennett

eeastrlbuuoas oe to

government

nn-mise"

nobler

leading employers. the recovery

.epuds in Quebec goes into effect '

1 6 i *ti Notes By The Way

4.1933

louis

men

has a career

Elluwh Bergner was acclaimed

promotion.

Among the many changes

brought about by the war none is more significant than the attitude of politicians toward the 3.N.A. Act. Up till within the last few years the Ant was looked upon as a slcmd heritage, the charter of our natural existence, and the men suggestion to do anything contrary to its enactmenta immediately lloilht forth indignant protesta- tidns, especially from the opposition for the time being. Now, however. we have unanimity in the House of dommom. rslmai lauren viemg with 0.01. leaders in expr-suing their agreement with the laden of the aovernment as to the necessity Id' overhauling the charter and Bringing it' up to modern reqvsire- ments. Not only so but it was the 'unanimous opinion of -the openers ln the House the dill' Qu that the Dominion and not the Mum an the

rf! iii

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leer at .iPlass

The Selkirk Settlers

Exaerph hm: the Earl of Sel- lh-k’a. ewll aeeolnt of the Settlement filmed at Belfllh Prince ldward Island. In 1803; Ill Dllleulllu, PYUINII and Final Slocum.

VII

The prevailing soil of Prince Ed- ward’s 1sle.nd;maY be described as a sandy loam, auch as in England

Wm' “E"T"‘.':.,.’"";‘mN“ would be manned or medium quai-

SHOULD .._. UREMSE

we-third of um -mount ye 3'.,€i‘i.‘i.`i“n.i§’§..‘il’.§’.`§y¢‘§.`I°..é"?.§..f.`l’

would further point out to th m 1 In

that there is provision in our Gus- gupfgs esmlgxtd big; r;1r;:&.n°;;lu_Nta;t uliaeuuoa hy correspondence

Your eumpiexion will nlect

he frost superiority of

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ity. ln some spate on the coast. it

Trans Despite the fact that of every i0` ‘°°m‘s Qfg" “frm “M7 7°; tg’

patients that enter a mental hospl- cm” we wesbfre ‘en mul;

-M tal 6 or 'I are ablo to return home m“°htb§ r th n B 3 “"3" vm

A man knows what is right and or to business, the fact that 3 or 4 °x1I1’_°°t Sm ° ag?-;Tm?”t ° tha; what is wrong, but an incorporated still require treatment means that 3 11 d * °d th oqmpwy may not knew, 1|; has too our mental hospitals now have as °B_t°n dimmn is Yin: 1;’ ‘Eh 5 many people in it to be guided by many patients as all the other hos- °°° 5'" V"5» th” 2; tw ,gun an individual conscience. It does not P1918 Gomilihed- °t’l‘1'e wgrsek “U “ Wh °t employ u cjergymuu yo gen gg what i‘ii.s is ziziturully discouraging but 5 U’ 1' W ~ "en at 9' 'S °" is right and what is wrong; it ein- Of C01-Irs-e it is the brain 01 mm distance. The country in its natural plays ,_ |,,wy,,,. tn ,eu 1, ,,;.,,,, ,S tint noses nun above the ununn stew is entirely covered with tim-

leuul and what is mu H mu 0,.uuu_ \-.-0_1-ld, and it is e, highly Drgmiud her; with ‘fha exception only of the wo imuous would employ chaplains u_~_ -dvveiicato organ. The Creator saw to salt mar! eil, Whivh filfm but i1‘ mm

mu as lumnrs old stuudaxds mmm it that a strong bony case surround- small portion. The most common: m

be ,eCuvered__-romutu sm,-_ ed it. so that it can withstand aev- species of timber are beech and cmd

ere bumps or accidents, maple, among which are frequently in Hindu.. umm

In _ "oem “dn” ,mph Shun’ _ However it would uppear l.hot_it intermixed birch ol different kinds. Fund 7 ‘

the Russian dictator, markcd out a is the bumps oi life -gr.ef. soi-- spruce fira, and other species of

I ,et 1 d st He row, worry, anxiety, financial loss the pine tribc In some places the

new path or Sov ' n u ry. ' 1 ' _ declared that attention would .b:,§;_1cd 'wget t‘;f)p’;‘1‘f1Eg‘§m';;:°“f\,t§]]?t Pm” en""°1Y W°d°m1n“°e- "'15 I5 ,,"**, _..-

h|u.’ _ V0 11 0 1' e 1! Y considered as indicating asoll of _ .y

ifucgfgg plzfgféywgg “Tx” mum; orgazilzed human brain. Sometimes an inferior quality: but on the oth- ‘ n . I - What Russia now needed was not a scflre' B dgfeflt' 8 di5°‘pp°m°mem€r hand, the timber of the white "

so mush increased machmery as in very early .ife has lcit a little mm 1, vuluabh fm- ¢mpo,t_ ,The 7

9

k . t i th t llif I

an increase of perfection of tech- ,;:,r1u%u;su,§,?;11‘ tgut fiuungexrullzde gi?" glxk :ft ag; 1;1l:nmatv?rti’e‘§';; V

uique-and technique is uui luii u Just u iittie -~diaereut" tnenfnu rei- ' . Y

of map.e are valuable and beauti-

Question of machinery, but of meh lows, and later in life some other nu umbe t th t In WE" N01- IQDAY

ond Wiimeii. M- Stalin Said- “Wil event occurs that aggravates the meat wukuzglce we am no 5°

must value and nurture every early condition and the individ ai ' _. . w°,ke,._»» he ,,dded_ .-Th., people becomes even mm ..cuue,e,u_.. “ 'rrn mode in which the woes are Weep not today. why »h°uld_ this

. clearzd auay is a mattei- of sur- Sadness be?

need to be cultivated as carefully And ns mentioned before, often Leum Lu ‘resent 1

as a un-rdener ollliivairis a lille fruit some physical cause~infect/ed teeth pn” t° the Eumpmm’ who has 1 D em

tr€e_..° Q musus gun bladder sums or mf been accustomed to consider timber

___ testine'-may cause the individual to “ “" “"1"” °' ‘""1“°' Th’ °"t°"‘

The increased use of the air ser- behave in a queer or odd manner. °! "md which 3" md‘””'i°“-5 mn

vices will advance the day when It is because all this is now so “WY “nun” M915 mt” c”mv°m“' Colombo, or some convenient cen- well known to the famikv doctor mmlshes 5 quantity ml' b°y°“d tm tm- close at hand, will be an im- and to the general practitioner that °°“5“mPu°“ °f any sem" 1°' mel mum, 31,. mm, ,,,,Se_ and the Bb- there are great hopes that mental und other Purposes- A small ivroiwr- senoe of benefit from the cheapen- ailments will become 1m in me tion only is fit for exportation; the ing of the Imperial service would futufif- fe” must be destmyed by 11"- ‘md ce 1 » ed 1 M Thus every physician now takes f-he $51168 BEWB BS 1I1i11lU1f?~ ,f‘,°f§f‘s§’,,,mL',°,;‘_’1’f,`f,eed_°r.,,, r tue fuii history ur each new pat. 'me bi-usa-wood, with wnien the fcrmances in the centenary race to ‘ent by letting 31° P95105* Wu his f°’°5'°5 Uenfnuy 9'b°‘md» 1’ first A_u_maua give use to pusslbuwes own story. cut close to the surface, to allow the which would have been considered 1_)r. Lauren H. Smith, Philadel- workmen free access; he then be- hlghly fanciful only some months ,phia says that “this history must glns at one side of a piece of land, ago In time to come It may be B mclude details conceming the en- and felis the trees in a. regular pro- famillar sight to see huge air liners me me' °hudh°°d' tee" age' y°“th 57955' BY makin? mr* cut °“ the W3 pwug overhead and ,,mc,,,,,,,,g uid uuwsrd- The sans in the history opposite rides er ere tree only, ne down their loads of letter and pup may mean more than the .Patient can regulate the direction in which cels for CeyIon___Time5 of Ceylon' states. Facts about emotional ex- it L, to n11_ md ggmel-any hy, 1|; oolomba ' P"“`£“fe5~uP°|“°5 “b°Ut the limi'-`1' towards the quarter where he began.

____ mana l e. what influences there The mumps .re left about mm,

ii - .

Th, ,,,,,.,,, mmm am", ,,, ,,,_ havimghg fngngc films °u feet nigh, the timber is ieit tui tue

normal weather, Following typhoons, Thus with u thorough physical gmlfela 5*;°;§nn':§;|V;‘:érW:‘;;\ 2:50; hurricanes and storms. Europeull examination which will correct any pp ’ ` blizi'-aids Center 1-fi RC\Ufiiili1ii~ physical defect or infection. and a field’ bummg not only th' bnmdb Hunger-maddened wolves invadc “ment;1"_exgm1n3¢|0n much Wm 5*' but the V°3°i'“u°" Cn the rural towns: 40 kill catL‘.': and attack detect or bring to light the cause of ground’ and Ieavmg the whole sur' peusants near Blstriz. one iamier. the odd behavior and remove its er- “‘°‘;’ 3° “,§°°“‘°‘t"“‘§°- ‘§§‘,“f”d'm;r“° while his work horses are being facts. the number of mental cases nn m n° ° su cent °n` devoured, ewcalpes up a tree, where should gradually grow less sity W' °°“s"‘m° tht' ‘"3" bnnch' his frozen body is found. The Black The fact that these conditions are es' the” “tu” be wt °"' md tm Spa shows a strange margin of ice. now recognized in the early stages hee’ ‘mt °'-’°°"‘hmt° 1°” ‘geézg 'Ihe North Atlantic seaboard sees is a great source of satisfaction to 15 fe” 1°“3- W im “if "° dense fog iiit after five days. More the profession. sether. piled up again and set ou than 95 anchored liners und freigh- _"__ HN- wh” thi’ timber u °'f Urn'

te,-5 move ,mo New york h,r;,¢,_ *mmm* sim. oxen aruhused idrrsairzz “S1955 15 52900-000- 50"" day mc” cause she has Jewish blood. Fin’ the kgs utmfu er' bul er 0- will rcvrzrse Mark Twain’s famous the same cause tn, Hme,-ms ex- ggwumgg gems; neiessmy jest. Not merely will they complain pelled the gieates; living scientist, be” I “Et worhéngn Wm of the wcathcr-They‘ll learn they Eu,ste1u_ conuscaung his property cutgliggizlléwn Osh; clog&;ii_guttmi;YSth1 ignrggniigirpemng “mu” “‘"S‘°°l° and that of nie daughters- trees or m acre or land: to oils

and burn them requires about as

_ -lr There le general agraerent N1\°“¢` much more labour: the whole work

Ng|vfctll:r|5il,;1l|1adt.t;|;lx¢;:ole)rnl:'af§0Wag; taxpayers at the present time that muy be execuwd fm- mme gu;n.3,_5 ccursel ou~- Canadian brdthers to the public debt °°"t"'°"°d during or three and ahalf I-‘ef ‘i°i'¢» “t th?

' - _ ~ the -past two or three decades con- usual nge of Wag, 1,, the island,

go slowly. Newfovndlarids annual smut” 3 heavy burden mdeed_ It (To be Continued)

purchase of goods from the Canad- has been increasing more “puny lin Dominion is around ten million than me uuuouauweulth The ,m_ dollars; while Canada’s purchases avoidable exmudmlms during me

from Newfoundland do not reach

loeasouily

Il-Il cola-I In cpm for the

qtonllolo 0| intereat. The

mms 5°” wha"-‘by We °““ hu bmi the blame for the situation in cauinmawa oauuun due- an

should necessity arise. Be it further which they and theulselww Mun

noted that for a number of years und uuum they have num heuneuly of

Cafladlan ma”-5 h“"e b3e“_ mnied voted affirmatively on by~laws aub- ov~.r the Cabot Strait with.ut one mmm to mem fm. spectacular but

cent cost to Canada. We ham no in many cases highly unnecessary ____ desire to pick o, trade quarrel with pumusem In mmy Cmudum cm” 51,-’_;.my|ng ju; "ad the very' °‘“' bil D°mi"1°n W me West- But them have been extravagant expen- io-BPil'iD8 eddie” by MF- ~7°\“i‘ We Wish -lust V’ Wm* °“* that 1” ditures for palatial civic buildings, Donny. sive-ll in Bt- Jim# 0h111'°h “Ch H mmf' Canada ‘md-‘i 5° paiatiai schools. reads, parks, light- on Sunday eveuius. Jw. Tlih. 1985. become the greatest loser.-Western mu systems, and other "enterprises" I f¢¢i th" 3 new SWF °f h°P° hu Stal* far beyond the paying ebiuty ug the arisen on the horizon. Hope for the

L- cm,em__v|¢¢m,u_ golonmy quickening of the Spirit of Christ,

olllllo the oflnionn

olfrelpeldonh.

INBPIBING ADDRESS

in those who profess Christ. but

in New York recently as the great- seldom declare Him; who do not the est living actress. Yet this genius Britain was forced off the gold things that He commands, such as, was banished from Germany be- standard; the United ,gentes went "lot your light shine", (the light

off voluntarily. Britain has first ol HIM G04 hill Elven. W|'ii°}1 1-5 the all based recovery on reduction of 0111.1' lil1ht>- “ Ml-li love# dlfilnééi

and in office these |udges as paliti- §°"'*2"ll”c"a“1 _°°3‘ *%'dnP"°m€t2;g &‘etgs°rur2h:;}1..1lg§2' 12;? ugfuenthég cal leaders eioperienced hectic gg gn ;:M°,’:l'm,eu;d govfgmsegml hen- qu°¢¢d_'uA|_-nv, all, fn mm, times, in which Kon. Mr. Veniot md labor costs and I-e_,¢,-gcged pm, own self be true, and it shall ,follow played no mean part. Now they are duction. That difference is funds- 5: *'h°bl;‘¥‘h§‘;*‘%i°'g; th‘;‘,;'§P ’tH’;‘:' safely Gsconced for life, while M;-_ mental. Mr. Roosevelt now appears mrvnfouowin' Y ' I w o is most virftuouf veniot is stiii waiting that senator- ”° W ”b;°"‘§,"°t‘]°"""’ “"‘",’ °' "`l 'rms is the are or menu in au ;,;;‘t"'~ ,:""°°<i wd home. and

and to re ea ng from t,..e un- in ndeth a e `

asses, due trnnts rin, o » Y-ioduth

ship which Mr. J. D. McKenna also wmcious planning for poverty § Im Plfmfem o me .ss gmue ummm "mt he can “kr

seen suen time ua the Liner-an re- which multiplied restrictions mean. _°"nF;, m:*,’;§~° dm °§’§m"§,,{° him for tue Greatest Geritikmun., sein power- Mwuwhils it is sue- -“°'““°"' _ . _ . _ .rituals voidemd aoiiow rum. we I un. sir, ate gested that Premier Tilley may be *“ thank God for them. I feel lure W- P- BRADLEY

appointed to the vacancy on the M ”‘°° H” "*‘° 1"* "°'“” “ °°°“ "°"‘ `

, _ in our midst, will continue to put

bench created by Justice Baxter-s me h ,J of mm 1,,

into ear our 1' I P6017 the things that they should do and

aaay to promote His glory and fur- *tlier the cause of Christianity.

I am, sir,

1 town, L L

Uharotie . . - January Ilth, 1995.

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'ip' cn mop, _ __= 5 f urns gnaniirrremwu cuanoum 1 _*_ JANUARY 31 Q3,

i

¢

a

J. 0. IIYNDMAN’

ro dermaster those tears That unhiudered conquer thee.

Thin-k of thy past valour, thy f

ure praise;

Up, sad heart, nor faint In ungraolous complaint Or a. prayer for better days.

Daily thy life shortens, they

Draweth surely nigh,

When good-night is good-bye,

Fight. to be found lighting; not

away,

Deem not strange thy doom; Like this sorrow 'twill come, And the day will be to-day.

per weak, to put the time to d something .useful which he has

portunity to do a. good turn some needy body. From the a boy makes alppiication to join,

that to be n. successful Bcout

work, under the direction of

taught thriift, being warned that

as far as posible, p'ovide it f

beenwasted

Itisusualfofra'I‘roopt°in

hour. The prgraanme has been reused by the '11-ooo Leaders.. out one-half of the v~-ygqs ~e se in games many of which

really lessons handicraft. Physical developun and health. The remainder of

it 13 ltcpcd, will help the boys

s v

2921112 ‘.`5‘:lmen. And may I

I \luotation:- _

"The Gentleman is a mm

expressing that lordship in his haviour; npt in any rnunner

50118. 03711110715. 01' DUNKMDA.

"WhBt 15 fkihel? A13 you |- °"°“9h f°'1`i91l> Mil/body, to suc

from Town to Town, ts mek, the poor insane wreck of man

bleaknleg and etoninessf If

even the little child |11 ‘mul 1-1- n W Mrk "°

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ron ran /lun 1-gg norm

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traceable

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Pfudiausaennuo.

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TIMES TODAY

ATES THE SEA”

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HELEN VINSON ALISON SKIl’WOB'|.`li LEN

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her future, committed suicide to a boy suffering from hydrophu

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