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K 'triiat foiling atocfc there »*a.
f On * direct result of all this wa*
P Mt while other pan* of Ruasi*
f Ui m*r with fond auppilwa Petrn^
& rad add M*>tro* •'•re abort of
Jt «od Another was that munitions
»il MpplU* absolutely required for
f .Hilary operation* war# hung up
* t lb# porta or the factories because
f l#t# w#r# no rlfl to load th#m in
id no loeomotlth to haul them
fv §ur#l> th# rum# of Ood la upon
LbUk h. y and all Its work*! Sur» ly
'C to • _
AA‘ V " % A V
wv
p*
Char.es toward Russt I.
t ta the blight and plague ’ man
;lnd, for auraly nothing else leaves
n tta track a train of evil# ho great
.nd terrible,
Tba d#mocratlc government of
tuseia cama in to find itaelf ail but
»verwh» imed with a altuailon ts .
Ike of which had never confronted
my other government In the world
4cvt Regime Meet* Problems Sail'
fully.
,lt had to fight a great and tarn
lie war and at the »»m» time it
lad to Operate for the dally Ufa of
Ji# nation a machine ao rickaty
"hat It threatenad every minute to
!|ll In
Then# appaltng conditions It ta
Beetm* with courage and skill
Slowly steadily. It la getting the
letter of them
And here I point out on# of the
Boat intereating phases of the Rue
»fan story. You ae# men that hare
Ud rerv little experience In public
affairs or perhaps none at all Os
g sudden this almost inconceivable
Job Is thrust upon them of chang
ing over this enormous machine and
they tackle it and get away it,
learning how aa they go along
Becanae they have tbs Inepira'inn
of an ideal, they bare a vision. the>
so# something to work for a million
miles beyond and above the ray
auvelope or a place at a murder
ous monarch’s table They see the
Whole world lighted up for anew
democracy If they can make dem.v
mey go in Russia and they work
Without sleep and defy disease or
to roftk# that Tilton t*a.
• Every day things go better In
Russia. These men are substitut
ing order for slipshod and efficiency
for a mad riot of blundering
But they can’t do it all a' one#
They can’t ware a magic wand and
exchange a punk old machine for a
bright new one.
It Is easy enough for people tn
other lands to ask why the Russians
don’t do this thing or don t do that
Give them a chance and they wil.
do whatever can be done by human
agencies and do it wsl , because
they are carried along to achieve
ment bv the greatest power in the
world, which Is ths faith and fee.
Ing of democracy
WARNING! /
The »i-romp*nyin I*
copyrighted. I*l7. by Th» N**»*
r*t>«r Enterprise a«*oe|gtl<'<n r T
rh"** edltorl*l itaff (""hx-rlee
w«rd Russell Is » e*lkrt»d mem
ber; and it Is furntehed t<" Th*
Time* by thst aeeodstlon for •<-
elusive publlcatlr>r» In this terri
tory. Any Infringement of th*
copvrlrht will be promptly re
ported by The Timm end vt*->r
ooiiiy proMCUl'il by th» N>wip»p»r
Enterprise association
Om, C. W. H«mk, w«M"4»r •»
tke krliate. *ltrbl*e»» Male
troops, will «««r In the irirh.i*
sun company of the Fiftieth In
fantry. commanded by Col. V <»
Latimer. In tbs Board of Com
merce Thursday night. at * o'clock
Friday night. in the armory, four
companies of the Fifty-first in
fantry will be mustered into t l -*
state service by Major Michael !
Phillips The companies are the
units raised by the Burroughs Add-
Ins Machine compsny TMamond
lodge No 411. I O <\ F. th*
Trumbull-ave. and the f*eoond-sve.
rresbyterlan churches and one
raised by general enlistment
A Detroit eeldter. Alex. 4. MMataak,
at N*. IT* Wr»fer4-a»». was killed
In the recent flhctln* around Lens.
His name appears In the casualty
list Issued Wednesday hr *he Ca
nadian militia department. Two
other Mlrhlgan men who enlist* 1
In Windsor were wounded They
are Prleste L. J Noble Ahafert.
Mich., and Private tv. .1 Morris
I>etrolt.
Light Breakfasts
Thoughtful people these days are urging econ
omy in eating, and many are even advocating "no
breakfast.”
The "no breakfast” plan may agree with some,
but most people feel better and work better on at
least a light breakfast.
A great many have found that a liberal and <h
of Grape Nats, served with cream, milk, or fruit
juice, furnishes ample morning nourishment, is
easily digested, and promotes buoyancy and clear
ness of mind.
Grape-Nuts
contains all the nourishing goodness of whca s and
barley, including the vital mineral salts of the
grain, and is a most delicious food.
“There’s a Reason’’
Far torte*
Postons Careal Company, Rsttle free V Mich \
return Cereal Cos.. Ltd. Windsor. Ontri .
IBIG CROWDS
OF SCOTS
18 FROLIC
Whole Fleet Needed lo
Carry Merrymakers
To Hois Blanc
AFFAIR CALLED
BIGGEST EVER
Program of Sports and
Dances Arranged
For Afternoon
Metireggor'a men. * ar pbell’s men
O’Toole’s men. Zubrisk * m*r. and
E:n*t#in s n;cn all wc: ere a
well ae ’he w m*n *r.l • Ud« ar
lassies All the l*r.- wtth
friends and the pip* an • and '* -
I bundles and th.ejr '.task- ’» w- r>: *r
I th* foot of Bat** at ’» *ry ti’’ 1
Thursday raornlrc f'r mn.;a
outing and pier ’ S’ \- 4 "* -
* oc j#t\ 'o TV:* Bl.nc Fa- ,n.:
II ion - were that it would be *t # »"i
l #at affair ev#r *•’. 1 t * v * '
‘ho it was the -litv -.e r*i a
i sen<*s of oiting* 'hat fc.*- *.*• and
l enthusiasm have been
during more than 'he la* lu.!< n
tury
Altbo »he ftr«t boat, th* b.g ’hre#
decker Columbia. *u not in# •
leave her piet until & clock. .»n
hour before that tlm# sr.e was load
ed to the ruanJs with hAppv « <v»
; men with their wives an i on* -
1 and many who wore not 3eo*« an>l
|th< stree** were Jammed with 'her
eae.-r fclk fir blocks around so
.nuch so that an extra deta.l of po
lice wa« necessarv s o ke-'p the go and
naru-#d and happy throng In line
to expedite the load.r.g cf the ve*
sets
While it had been expected * v at
•woof 'he larg river b> lts w-. jll
i he «uffic.en' to car* for the outpour
.ng it soon 'o'»ms ar parer.' that a
(whole fleet would be necessary, and
j arrangem*n's wer# mate by ’he
ferry people to add c’her ships as
rapidly as necessary
From almcs' every pc!n* of ’’ *
compass cam# the hurrying cr wd*
ae «arlv .v “ o’clock ar.A a* ? the
hour «#• for *he de-arture of *b*
flrst boa*, the aviii'aM# «;ac# around
the wharf wae Jammed wth a cri vj
tdiat made th# space re-err.M# a * .g#
Scotch plaid blanket. And a* P’ la •
here and ’here thl« animated «h#e*
of plaid wa« punc’uafed b> hurs’s
of mu«!c fr m shrill p!r# v and* and
drum corps
"Dick” Lindsay. c!*y clerk, and ‘
one of the leaders of the •or'ety.
ru on# of the most active ot *hos*
tn charg# of the affair and h# ;
dlc*ed early 'ha’ plcrtlc m pen’
of eiic would #xce» 1 an;- ev«*r h-!d
before Pocnlcker* came fr'-r. - van
ous pom's in Canada and from a*
far’away as Ohio 1* was believed
hat r.ore than ;r> or,-. j,**«'fr.s vr-jld
be to th* down river I*l
ana Thur*da\ deeplte the far* ‘ha:
The morn.DK was cloud} an! threa*
emng
The Mand program included all
the well known Scotchggas and
a’hletlc event.®, ir.n*'.'' of *he Hi*h
lan la and the \j xlanlK folk daroe*
and «por*« that have aurrtved thou
rands of m.lev oi ocean.
At interval* of a half hour bon* k
left the pier until all the happr and
eipectan* throng had embark 1
r« M. F rawer. an \ns*rlcan hunker.
nb» bn* r**l«l*d nn>l rnn4»r*e4 •
huntn*** , n Japan r-r the ,*®t l!
;. enr* • n' » r. f■ • H • 1 *
nleg th» truth f ’ K “ s» r
»?all> Relieved in th • reuetrt *•
Japan ta ah'rk ng h>r d«t * ''■ *
Allien in no* raking * mors «c* • •
part 1n th» war He 'hicks ’••
Japanese rr.i»»i-n to "'-a** rr' n
will dear th* altua'.on H* »ay«
the Japan*** ►-•vr* don* much m'r*
to a*«!at the All '« Thar they »r*
general.p rr*l,t*d «.th »r. 1 ‘-a*
they ar* r*ad> t and " '* H*
•ay* If th*r ar* Inv **d to and •
they will rend arm.** • ■ rghf w
Rueaia or will **nd them t
France H * »**,*» the *dea tha*
Japan ha* anv ’i *»r'or 1*» rr,«
American t*r- tore aod a*> * tha*
Japan regards th* I'n.’e'J Sta’e*
i* her h a brother.
4 eaarae la pahllc temklnc mill He
established In the Eastern high
school evening whorl It • 'n
tended rrectailr 'or huein*** arc
men wh' wish t t< rr*rt d*f*<-i» in
■p*ech. chief am r.g wh -h nr*
mlaprofiiinclatlon m splayed err
phaale and t* loud tones
■ w ■ r
! OTAGE sg»
V 1 la l'»n *tar .'f tt »ny nir «<•;>
human ph>'t p!a>« t ..n-« n«.iln t
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1 THURSDAY • ©’LL BRO* Ni PESTERED I CO I WfcKJT A,FTEre KIM ANO vSA»D HE I "I’LL NIiVFR, FO^GE.T
-r FOR A o*M CFOr WHICK I WEMIZfO , s*A»O: "'LOOK HEf?E,bILL ; X |T AS LON<S AS I LIVEi”
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DtTHOIT TIMES
The International SjnJa> School !
Lriioti for 26. If. . “The Cap
tiVity of Judah." —II Kings 25:12'
By WILLIAM T. ELLIS
Ra. k of tho sur* > and swing of
the war. lie certain amt tn'erests
shich are »iuie*ly maturing pinn•»
I made possible by the present unlver
;»= a! .phcav a) K' **r> few days w.
| re,d ..llusion* to Zionism. an 1 to it*
future after peace haa been yittned
I Ou' of the smoke of battle, out of
I the river* of Mood, out of the star
vat ton a 'id sufT-riut; of the remnant
who dwell la the Promlnedo land
out of the overturn of empires and
social s\stems, there is slowly
• tuers v what seen:* to b* the ful
filment of the ancient hop,- of la
rae! Th.e Jew* are to h.ivo their
■ hance in the land of th«* fathers
Probably i* will come t» the pro
cesses of democrac) the returned
Jew-* will vote themselves into au
tho r .tv in the land of precious mem
ori>One of the m.vnv !
•4 ftftd mei . tod bet »
boon it promise* to brine *o th**
Chosen Pt pi*, so long scattered
abroad
This pre«en* day news f i pn««i
ble new beginning for the Jew -. I
link iragically to the story of the
dec! ne of the royal lire *:-e fall '
of la.s' kina of Judah und th
»!♦ sT’fction of 'he ettv of J» toil* m
-a st- r> upon whl h the at tent on
of ‘ r’vflve million Swndiv school
rsmhsr* is now concentrated The.
•t> even's are prvr' of or.e lon* nn
' n,< drama •h. rr wonderful
in a., 'he historv of na'tons And
in every ,ut th.- devout and the '
« .-rr ns h<-uo!. ; *r may p»rceve ««
the prir.i .pal a •'* r Jehov »h Pron
•v- .• ’m: out of Abraham at ' •
jl w * Holy I .and' ”h.e
4V # • V*. 4 nporlf V. 4 r •jja") \ t \ fC
liC’.-nis Mtrifleuu *
G-rst Oav a s Leaser Son
',Vr ng <>f Tre\» l>%v d’-» C.r- »'
cr *son th.-- ,a ile concerns the \<*
and one of the iea«' f his *rr« *o
: V * ‘hr r.e, 7.« lek »h * named
bv hi* heathen master Neb-ichad
a v *-ai in a *’ i' a .-raven
weakling In sp:r". one of the mo s' .
unr- val sons f 'he ere-at kire who
ever si* inp ■n t; •> • - Ir.i ’ W *«h
Zedekiah did - ' •"-.*« fulIH 'he
modern iynical defn ’ion of m 1 r.
e- politician—’Ore who will stay
jht I’m a •■ i f• ■ • -
«> oe. he w ,* illk» unable to keep
fa, * t’h h* «• ", ieror He went
ba h* «’*»«' \h< -
or '• « .*. v ! 'r • ~ - he
wrr.' back n N* 1 tehadne*«ar and
he w«n' back n Jehovah He was
wha* the ColltKJiai speech Os the
dv. c.al’.s a "we;, her " arr >n who
repud a'e* v t« ha-iv a
I.lke kins like peope !f 7-dr
k'ih -V a* a p.- 'r s'tek the pen-,
ever whom h* re sn»d. and w- 1 **
f'• h him w»-*re a «o”"v lot The n*
’ on wa« guilty r’onc w;*h -he ruler,
r -r -he 'ecord rn« M<>' l aver,
all the .-hlef* if 'he pr‘e m . 'he
people trespassed ver l S"< 'lv after
nil ffi* Vhort m**!on* • e nation*,
and 'hey polluted ’he *•-. ■' Te
h.ovah and 'h*-'
ni*>*«er.cers of God *r-1 a- spiked
Hi* word* and --r~ • a' Ml* i roph
«t*. until the »p'h of Jehovah '.
-o*e against Hl* p-- :•>. >n* *’ f re
»a< no remedy 1 This nation |
king, princes pries*.*, and people
had reached the end o' it* rope .and (
there wa* a noo»e *r it
A Deadly Disease
Or. to sustge*' a le>s v; lept epd
•h* Jewish na'ion died - ' spi*-;' a
atrophy Rv cea*in« ‘o eyer 'se *s
*piri' 'he ratio,n lost :• for -il«
like the atrophied ar.d trouh'e* me
'*'oma'-h called th.e append'x, ir.ay
die thru disuse The fall of Jen:**
Jn me Uorld
NEW HOPE FOR EXILED JEWS
em Hiul the conquest of Nrbtichad
neuar merely incidental The
lit ail. w.l*. there in the kingdom’*
• >dy. It Is th* stern Inw of nature
iud of tl.'d that any power* unused
become lout 1 ho greatest trugcdle*
.*f o:r tune ire no tho-» "hith And
In ;r «ty uuo the newspaper*, they
are the hidden tragedies of human
>;Mrr.?, as when a man discover*
that lie has by neglt»ct lost hi*
taste for'all tie higher thing*, and
for tied Spiritual deadne** is a
calamity f.-.i overshadowing the
stoppage oi hr. ath. the disappear
ance from the body of the master I
ous t it,tl sj<a:
Judah Vi roe wholly dead, but
so marlv so tl it onl> • •xtremeat
could ante the lciunanta
So tied wiped I er off ills sia'e a* a
nation lu Ht> dir* pun • hmen’
lehovah sto «»rill dealing w ith the
t'hoaen I’eople ns with Hl* »ons
He had to do a parent - hardest
duty punish Ht> own To Ilf’ up.
He had first to ca.-t down Nothing
short of national d* >truction and
e\i!o could 'each the nation the *ln
ind folly of idolatry Vnd, hitter a*
•a is the le'-on. ’he Jews learned It
if’er the e\ le they net er re*urn*“<l
•o this sin which had chrsed the
jifople from the days of the wilder
r.e s to »he f i” of the royal dynasty
\f*er nil. r. price is too great to
pav to learn the exceeding sinful
to ** of sin
Ail. rlca. say many voices. h«*
he. n ‘"soft " She ha* lost h**r splr
itu.n. 'f Gsttiver.es* ar.d ancient idea!
:stv. I.uv.ry atul self indulgence
have en'ered :it<» her spirit like m
•anker N< w corn. * ti.e surgery of
wtr tsi:h ;»* healing \V A may lose
rtmny ■ lit but w** shall
surely tin ! our -e ;i*.
I'ten •: rli. • of blotting out the
nati n.tl life for .t time, we .ire
$\ t. .1 tm: iri.ll a' nos the lon«
p.itjer . .id fit*’ affection of God.
'or J hovah pic* ;re : a* ‘rising up
• • v and -nd n. iuse He had
.■ • . li.n for Hi* j eop’e " The
f rh. •: *r c. of (lod t one of the
<! t'r • ■■* «rgn.» of H.» '» ■ dshtp
The Preachgrs Hg* Place
;> --..ty *i: i 1 in r hat. a"fached
•o th < murgs md goinc- of high
uurv ns f the Allied nations
on s. .j shores because they .if*'
■ lenipote'nti-rie* of their cm.in
The ms. who 'omes wi*h
• ) v. of <;c>d c hi* i ps, *a the
r>- 1 .-idnr of ’he Most High.
• 1 and es-er he accorded honor if
Hi- Ma«ter, is to >pleased One
of the remark i l Indlcim-nts
ssrsinsf Zed-K'»‘ - * hat "He hum
*•■<•■* nAt hlTu • f before Jeremiah
' v e f*• sch• *■ Th.v look* as If 'he
preacher ts .greater than the
V -.c s’s ought ..t"hn Knox. vV'H
he hundered before Queen Mary
So thins the brave prophet* n f lev
dv who mafra.d of evil In h'gh
p'l e» r.ot w thhold *h,e “Thus
i.\ •* th. • i • v has h.een de
1 i•. red untc 'here
This fearless fa, ne of sin, in
rr; ■ -a ard in is one of the
e-ar ed signs cf *h.* n*-w patriotism
* c(i tip'* The »'•,♦»- of mind ' *
heat ( •1 1 r* is .-re of utter hor
• w • h " t’ ’ .rid,*ior» •• ey are
wiling to K * .r md tell *he *r jth.
■jre> er >ifh abo ;t church and
*ta*e md - in'T.* hou«e and home
In the , v , -r f • reform the par'
of the • - I* m.n*nt|y Import
ant w» in £•' ,i A nr without k’n«»
inr.i *••■ - n.d governor* heitrr
If an w eenn re* nh-ng without genu
|p.-. ■’f ■ r >f the *ruth of tied
Th * ir ! re* t be said 'n a
dr, . >a * there • i pronoun*»d ten
d*n - r>- n t !*ii of old. to mock
s h- rr. r * g r i«f t.-.d, to despise
Hi- rd ;tr.d t< -off a* Hi*
; r*’ph< ! - I! •*i h; If fledged youth
aho'it * .* n v *h n‘*ver an original
•he * f* * - at perfe- »
[ liber*y to -!• • judgment upon re
Till’RSl) AY, Arc, IST 2.1, 1017.
African C hiefs On the Western Front
Thr llrllleh kur Imporlrri a lot of Url mi • klrt* «■> lU<- . >i. rn rr..n*
la Kraacr. and l"u nt ilim, are fcrrr •!*.•«« In Ikflr <i#r 1.. r
a nar 4unea. Huts inw.’h AstKlns th er hn«e .tone Ir not kninm lint tliry
have furnlshetl much entertainment <o the |»mm|ra anti t’ullu*
Iron an 1 tbo church and the tnin
•r V The w.iy the frivolous mn*e
liuht of the** things before whuh
•he profound* mind* in history
hav- low* 1 do’vn r* vorentlv. r*
mind- one that the «n*i fool
Zed* ktah *• are not alt dead yet
I* ..T-on who la ks reverence,
•he f,r*t essential of great
n« -•*•*
*•' »' u**s have seriously raised
•;.*■ .j•:.—• t*>r .n the light of revent
r* venations in the social and com
• *rr • well at* In the political
w, rid, whether the sense of honor
an npg men and w o m*n u* dying
• < There i* more than a little
• vldence for the nfTVrina’ tv*» side
The r. *n who would break his bus!
n. m t efore he wo- Id break h:.« » id
or l r*’«k faith w :»h the people. 1*
net «, uou* aa he on* e
b* u’ice be more common. The
seriousness of the lack of high
sense of honor ia perceived onh by
the honorable, this Book which 1*
man’s best code of ethic* write* it
town in black Zedekiah'x breach
of faith w I'h JehOTah is Itnked. as
i ordinal offense, with Ms broken
pledge »o N’ebuchadnenar The
specious reasoning may have heen
that Me rovenar.’ *«» with an »n
emy. nevertheless. It *».* a cove
rant, and even God deeply* the
man who can not he honorable even
with his foe The officer who
break* w « parole to a victor. is as
fulltr of conduct unbecoming to an
officer sr.d a gentleman as he who
he*r,n * hla fl.*f for the «»k* of hie
own fortune This high sense of
personal honor and du'y was lack
nr in Saul, »h* flr«t of the kings of
•a# .Tew*, and It was absent from
•be la.s* In both cases *o the shame
and suffering of the peop’e
•*Th» End Thereof."
The end of it all. sin's sure Is
sue was destruction N’ebuchadneg
7 ar took .Tcr*isnlem. wrought terrible
!rs*n tion upon It and Its people,
w‘,*hou’ regard to age, *e V or s’n
flnn ar.d made captive the fleeing
king Peso-e he pit ou* Zedektah'*
eves he made Mm witness 'h«*
dea’h of his sons, *be la** picture
'ha' should remain on the brain of
the miserable monarch a« he lan
gui’hed to death In prison The
toyal treasuries and *he t* mpla fur
nlshings w< re carried with the rap
tlves to Habvlon Fven the Ark of
the Covenant disappears from his
tory at this time
The flercenecs and the duration
of thi* siege of Jerusalem and the
fompie*eners of l?s destruction ire
pictured only in 4 few bold strokes
bv tha S«’rtprur< i Slmpii it\ di.tr
adcrt/* > thl, book, wind: ;»lw J
more thnn it »• U. tin;-
broomltiK thr worM'-t ri' do • tr* t \*
uri' hn'ist? of td* ;» P i.. 0.l \ 1
unit* of d< ton t.tml'l bo vi it
tor, haw 4 boon writer. iron ib*
fail of JrriiH.klom It :t f 1 1 • • u • tr
railvo la onondi f>»r th> t p- • of
*ho\dng that "thor* :s a \* a> that
a •‘••moth rUlit to man, ' n ib*‘ < ml
th**r*>of atv tha w,t\>* of .!«*•» T l l .**
“ TTto wre< k of .1 lib is Cos d
ttiro of ?ho wrot ]» of a lo f "t il i*
t< hATd to brio vr t’ u* ohyt-.f:
beauty. m*’iral attrartlv* nr at '
natural Krai '* of votith • m
into b«« .u ■ ii.*r* i
aas kla'iml with this* thinc-s no loi •*
of Cod Vat Jrru-'il* tn. a d’v "
drntin'.T boautlffd. b*. am (i "i
tlr»n. nn ••tv. n 1:1a-or,
a curao Sin . n it &’■
nlnas ala ay a 1 tiw n r .i! ov. n
and death It contain; it b t tbe
sure ca't«es of de ay. ‘The »M' *
of ain la dr ;\1 h.' **
y«r form or rnlnr • Hrtttr it»«f •!»*-
grata |ho litwrltun Itnii I* h ’.f.'t
fr ,m al\< -*t».nr t!'*-- ,n l- v
ruling f «f P r *aaru: nn At rn«*y
iktn «iki M'nf* a- 1 frlrr.t l ;*'» <
prohibit the ii»- f ' atirf I *c
purpoeea ft ba «•«!» aril ,
f.'jt vara*■ <• • * ha v<* ‘ « n t .rr - t
out b> 11 *• htirdf*"l» " *'•
uae th# put rot > i ;pa*i I f il-^r-
Utl ass wl O In C ** *
against au- h i ra f 't! .
If Ikr plana of tli» rountt nn<lltnr«
for thr pm|*«»ocd nr,» toll lit* lull
Are a ■»J t* ’ 0)f 11 > **■
board -f r ip--'' - t In t
bar mar tln a *ta in at.* •. i * 'n
tba bio k with lb* not • o i , 'il
i a urta building « : >•" •■* s; d' '
(*na of l : a m <t • ft 1 *. . •> * ' *
country. Pketahaa **> p . t
building a- a ba-ntt ■- n«t I- ; t
tt a auu f' ra f»n«* «n<l i I’.atf mil
lion >1 tllara la the tl- . I 't
of the raw lull l n • i ■ n*
for 1 a nr > pn* i era '■ -a ,
in tha p ana 1 ► •■| ar i ■■ r a It
la Mil. If •• • a • i »»*“ '
accoptod, a* l l n i ,; .* <■ unt
b<-nd ,aa ia »f |’ l . t ' •'*
tha coat.
Tha common roimHl In |rn**la, tha
new irwrr malarial urtrc, 1(1, o*lona
T laa.lay flight, a .111 lit t<< » H m- ••
aulh : liat n f *gn - 'I
in doing a i Inadvartant v t>vrH
r,*lf c.-norala i|i n matari/il il* t|
will naoeanttiita an ainandniant t»
tha •paclf.-'atlona t recti rc a
< rata i ai,ml atandina
I alaoa M Prpp»r" rrlurna aooti. *l»r«r
Mara nlll coma hm k from lit* *a-
I ration i <> And ?:.»»■ If with hC
wir* haira.i. pt i rs fo* tc
rt»r which and i ■»* ppc arad fron th»
li'iidan It u 1 a kartrida 1* * ' n
lotfa »v< . Mondai ti r’ • (’• • ; r"
la valua<l ot M') • and hna ** n
prl7-*a In n "ja dal aa »
Ing the Mia rib; n t ti'a ,
at a ra ant • w iu f.*|avalml
—By Sin not L
—By Pop.

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