Whitby Gazette and Chronicle (1912), 21 Sep 1916, p. 2

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NMOTS ANCOMNIENTS .ccrding to -*e MK!!Z.iumg the. Kaiser bus distribute 480,000 Iron Cross, welghing in all nin, tons. The query suggests itae1f, ia net the value of such a decoration consider- ably lessened by this promiscuous dis- tribugion?1 The.Victoria Cross iis c-oveted because it in hard to Win, and hie who obtains Ib in a snarked mnan indeed.' From 1866, when It was lnstituted, until the. close of the Boer- War, nearly half a cent;ury, the. medal was bestowed about five hun- dred bimes-thice upon civilianfi and once upon a chaplain. Many tirnes the award was made when it could only corne as a posthumous recogni- tien precious te those who mourned a gallant memnory. hIn ach ircrm- stances littie of the pride of lite or of vainglory attaches to the public ex- hibition of the symbol. But men are of different proclivities. One ahrinks from advertising a great dis:tinction, and another noisily parades a little one. Noôrnonarch of Europe is more 11h- erally bodizened ith orders than Ferdin.and of Bulgaria wben ho bas bis pictures taken, yet perhaps no rnonarcb is less worthy of thbe biaz- onry o! b9nor. It is an amiable in- firmity in lesser personagos te bang badge!i and'buttons upon theýnselves as tbough thbe larger part o! a man were his lapel. In proportion as one is a minus qua.ntity intollectuaily one is likely to confound the oye with ex- ternat trappings. The wholesale business don. in distributring the Iror Cross seems to indicat.e that one wvho knew the foibles and f railtios, of hu- man nature sanctioned a mintage sc la%-ish that it would have gladdenec the heart o! an apostle cf f ree ilver. Plonty of bair upon the chin ba-sj heen s.ipposed te inake the aldier formidable. "if Russia would shave," said Dooloy before the war, -we shouldn't be afraid of ber.' Shako- speare's man of war wa-i "full o! strange oat'hs and bearded like thie pard.' Yet thc beard in t.he Fr-cnch army, wbich bas given bis namne to the "poilu," "the hairy -ne,' is nt last te pass under the asr:nnd General Pierre Cherfits estimates that wit e2,000,000 men on the firin.g lne, at sixty irrammnes apieco. this meang a sheer bs i weight of 120 tons to the French army. It m'as to, ho ex- pect'ed that academicians and artists, sculptera and literati would unite in ciegiac itrains to lamnent t.he passing. Auguste Rodin, wbo i., bearded liike unto the Spanish live-oak witb iS mess, detive.rs himseîf of an, impas9- sioned apostrophe. "Mon wihout b)eards, woen %wîthout acx. statues1 wthout hcads. , liswît.h,-ut armnq, bunvanity iithoýt calne' îb hLtit.s my opinion." Some men. infirm of purîvose, cear beards to hide the vavillatinig ch in. Sanewer nrthem to sati.sfy E-lec-tin Itnsare riavy bîtue, dark brovit,J Igroin, taupe, gray, burgundy, anti ;iur for Trimming- Did any woman feur that the. tur on ___________________________ er suit taitt inter weuld net be fsinbet-hil year? If se, lot ber AForcat o! the. Fail Styles. tear b. turneti into joy, for fur la te Befoe vry ongthi sumer e ued venmore lnvisbly than it wa-. !rocks anti light suit-s wiil have te b. last winten. The bandasetf fur ona Put away f or t-be beavier ftaîl gar- skirt" are wider, the fur collars on th, ments te, take thir places. It Qften coats Just- as bigh antit-ho cuff s on t-hoe~ happons habthie fi-at chili mincie leeves juat' as deep. Rabbit andtia catch us unprepareci, anti certailrîy skunks, are the furs moat commonly WC her. fis notuing more upsetting t-ban useti, andti -er. are aise H.udeon seat, us te realize hat we bad net given a Ibeaver, fox. lynx, meleskîn and onu- te thoUht t thecomig offailandinle al o! which more useti last min- p more, consequent-Iy, net ready tortbe t-en. i change in t-ho mweather. ' And not only on suit-a anti cloaka is g The autumn styles are alneady wel] itherme t- e h an abondance o!ftur trin-t- establiabeti, se ne one neeti b. atrait i mng, but also on evening gowns. te, make ber' select-ion in suit-s and 'Even t-be very sheerestiý fabrica, aucb - I gowna earîy, for there le no danger as net, Georgette crepe and chiffon, ;1s tibat they wiii net ho in gooti. style lut-- are te ho decerat-et with for. A es or. The suit mode]% t-bat- have corne ver-v st-unning evcning dreFsaot net L over f rom Paris are as attractive as bad t-be ik;nt edg.ed wit-h a deep bandi h t-bey cao he. The coats are mnostîy * o!for. The dress iti cI! was elabor- t t-hree-quanten Ienizth anti some of ately beadeci: Beaded fabnics, me-j thern are short-en. They reach te t-ho talîic embroidery and tiSuons ar-o ex- h i hips, t-be fingenslisotekee tensmvely used on evcning gemna - The i The skirt-i are quite ful, at as full odruefctanIh-uytths as t-bey mere ýpst fan, but n<t flrngIunder the lights can re,ýdi y hb im i The linos ar-o straighter, as a rtie. azined. e .andthe Hiqkirts jttat a trifle longer These patteras tny 1w, ubtaineti v t-irkan tbey bhave been worn lu t'he fr-cm your local McCailD'. or 'hi rast- seasons. Sncî -.brdsi-,fr-cm 'hc McCatb ( ansu qflBond '. Of cour"e, do neC have very wide or Strect, Torente. .rE 1long akirts. 0 Among the ci ut styles there ancON k 'i b happy to bear-n. One T E S N AY LESSON sk w omenRusisaofcaac.wihms s - t p Long Suit ('osîs are Fashionable. waons. somete.... spotate t-ebeiar- o! the favorc;i motels is fitted aboya ber ani sav' monICy. some toeclub tho the'val t anti quit-e fuît below it, and sherif on tbe incerne t3x co)llecter. there anc many vartations eft -is ides. The beard is the finat aid t',) orticu-lar A suit t-at gives promise o! boing pb.losophy. as cnabiing one t-o appotin very well iiked on account- et it-s gen- inscrutably sage w1tbout - aying a ealiy becoming linos la iliustrated word. It bestows On a young dec- bore. bt- bas deep pockets whicb are tonthie pbysiogriortY o! mature'l ex- eut n one with t-be front-s o! t-be coat, penience. But above alI tht-e aold- ;andI a narrow boit going aroundtihe ion it imparts a dxeadtul mien; t-o be ides andi back, but flot t-be front. hirsute la to e ho borendous. Lot t-hoe The Lukint t-bat complotes t-bis suit- ha- Frencb nation, sorrow-ful because et pocket-s conncsponing in cut t-o thos- the aiteredl apect et bbc " poilus," on t-be coat. take. coioton t-ho tact-t-bat it bast Ilm t-be oU-er suit sbown bene, Hiere now become impossible furth -e Be'- ilan suggestion o! t-be Empire style ches te, beard therninluthein tronches. t-be rot-Uni et whîcb we bave beer ----- 9- -- heaning se mîich about -lately. il THE PERMIT SYSTEM. i cornes in a modified terni. bsvingà - panel in the front- and back. anti i How a Tigbt- Rein Mlay bc hept on cert-ainly mei;t attractive. Forea Pirs. IA wondentuity amant suit frorr U'orestFires.Paris was made a! navy bitue gabard. Heow dees the Permit Plan et con- -nwb eylnfl ot h troling settIers' fires wonk in at-ht-e e iu e- lnti et." provinces anti states' This question 5kp taIsve Wth e rmaytli t-e, ted bas asst>iiid public int-erest- aince t-e U bv ienra.slslnwe disastreus consequences O! uncontrol iït aq att-cabod te a blouse o! bnowi led settlers' fines in Nontberno On- sud black cbecked sibk witu smal tari inJul ant Auuat. Ichecks. Tho coat mas lineti mit-b t-ii "'After a canotai st-udy eftht-e qîtes- 'I1k, andI when îbrown open t-be effer tien," witea Hon. Jules Atianti Min- ' O!t-be wbole costume was ver-y st-nI isjer o! bauds anti Forcats for Que- ing. bet, "me came te t-be conclusion t-bat Suit Fabrbos andi Colora. the mut-st eff icient monos of protect-- There are cbarming a»it mato-l ing the fereatsftram damage causoti for t ati, wbicb mili ponhaps màkei ty settiers' fines, t- t-be saine tinte difficulit te docide on what t-o get. Be festermn.g t-be agriculturni devtiOP- 'sides t-ho olti stand-by, serge.tHier-ei t ment- of the province, was the Permit .lt-s stauncb eemps.ruon, gabardine 4ýTis ear thremust- have beeti oVe 2,00 eriitsgranted. There b as been ne damage causeti by fine for clearig pur-poses madIe in virtue efthose permiti." Tii. President ef tue St.Maurice Foregt Protecti"t' Associatiloni'et Que- ' Jic, atrlliig 2,000 square miles ef forested and partly set-lIed country,i satesurider date Aug. 1,1SI:# "We haveien no succestul ardes' the permit Bystea tuat we would under rne circuustac o akTeI tieolti way et landllng lOres. 'I settlevs have CCaOetowtiusl every way and t-heur s9tlsatleo l Bnvsa o tar vs lave 1usd net s siglir \cUwu by a selIer, a ost u t-o~l ad s.stùifactoryYrecord." Wf Vt 87 tseChat Forest. eof lielIby ori' zed Wetern For-est- .-- tg U s e bualng tSa mpas pa rto!oo lire gtrg j cnes ab4t aorin~.Ls ~ thte State if WaeblgttOn Is.med andt under them 1.0 tom ereburtd ver. TIt-e Ml ~, ueeatIiloi &ni sront to '.dwée ire in a dvelQpl vam4M100 art" 1uCclumbIa'tet-«- ouil t-be uupued ouade t-bat- unissebruua amtrod by means e is- ire proteet-Ici lapoé- bor oir. to 1110t4 mbut «n, Iuslled tb. Omir. tyle.to verr&,me Wtear becksi * ~~os'g M1Vs'yUylléwa* 0e 6% leraeue, W.* am. bm t-mam, sudfrw*. iad 99" INTERNATIONAL LESSON r SEPTEMBER 24. T Lesson XIi. The ,Things MWhich Are ~ Not Seen.-Reiew.-2 Cor. 4. rp t. KunTH Bruises. A bruise, or contusion, is caised by hlow or by strong compression of ýe soft tissues. It ia an actual ,und o! the Fubcutaneous tissues,' nd la less serious ihan an open round only becaus, .he unbroloen skin sually prevents it from being in- ected. 'fTlat does not mean tha-t ,us neyer fdrtne mn a bruise, for the ood cari carry infection, and if erms lodge in the lacerated tissues hey wiil caiise inflammation. The fir:t result of! a severe biw.ise 3pain; next cornes awelling ani dis- iloration. That is owing te the seape of blood frorn the toorn vessels, îd it ia usually more marked where he tissues are loose; that is wby a black eye" often follows a blow that vould beave no mark on the cbest or ick. The pain of a hriie is best reliev- id by sponging wit.h very bot water )r by hot fomnentations; sometimes an ,Iectric-iight buib -will give enougb 'armntb to relieve moderate pain. The iernorrhage, wbich is the cause of he swelling and discoloration, can be aduced hy appiying pres;sure ab. once ver the injured part. Fold a band- erchief or napkin so as to make a mootb pad and kecp it flrmnly in lace by a bandage or hy a towel Ligbtly pinned. When you cannot rnr:ke a pad work wellk hot water mny arrest tbe bieeding and prevent iscoloration. ice-cuid applications have the same ifeet, and they are better than bot oes for a black eye. Tt i-, a goCKI plan also to compress a bruise under the eye hv n massa of cotton or soft >GERMAN TROOUS ARE TOLD TRUTH WHAT A SOCIALIST NEWSPAPER MAS TO SAY. Remakable Outurats Contained in 1 orn l Aa t ouir A Hot Day in School. in Balloon. The hottest part of the whole SuYn-F A copy of a small-sized 4-page news,- mer came, that year, in early Septera- paper. intended for circulation among ber, but rcbool opened just the same. German troops on thie firlng Une. was ItsendoDa ritth hyt found In an enemy balloon that w& m see r rat n errt tht oft ho e y brouFght down In the Brts-h îîne s. Themîghtf rrne lto tl off bt h op n do papers headline design 19 InUte dyfroeltewe bt htd national colora of black and red. The achool cornmittees and teachers care publication ia decidedly SociUtic In' for bot weather? tone. Tt starta off with thie notice:1 Anyway, the bell rang, and Dan had The collected quotations which are to sta.rt for school with t.he other.9 brought to llght In this newspaPer The beat was bad enough in the mor- w ere p rin ted w o rd for w o rd fro m G er- n , b t a er e es à s e m d u c man newspapcrs. The imme of butatrheea L seie mc paper and the date are m entîoned worse, especia]ly as Dan had beeni exacily so that anyone can prove t-he r pI aying leapfog in the glaring sunt.1 correctnesa for hlmself.- Hle had something to be thankful for, A Goal For the War. however. His seat W'as in the back One reprinted article ta headed. part of the room, and througb the "Wanted, a Goal for War." and ay'sope window near hy he could ree bi-g In part :'To-day th( German peýpl elms and f ar strctches of green field-s' are attîl witt out a goal In the war,i ýwIthout an Ideal In the war. For a-- with a glimpse of a blue lake in the Ifoet two years nom, has olurder and'distance. HO-w ruch more interest- ;Iaughtr-r beeîîi going on. Tt'e raging ing it was than the open geography dogs of mwar froro East Gerînany miii- on his deskl Jut behind hm, on a tary circles alay and iay wate ever3'- littestnaholfwteri hb where are corp.sc,* blood and sadocs; sadabw fwtri h orphans andi wreched cripples vwan- api fglfs dre oadf0 dier through the sirerts, and yet people1 "My!"tbought Dan wit-b a gigri. ask themsîves. 'Wihy ail thiL, ?' "How cool and corofortable thcy What is thp aim, whPre lies the goal ?' lo! The trup war aim ta only too well; Then his glance strayed through the 'known. The Pan-Germanic Union, the window to the lake that sparkled far Naval League. and the bornhastic I- off. cttng agents of this noble land have "Jtîst thbn! emu~. " a ofWn enomugh, long before the war, made known thie true atm of war. over there only yeLterday. It seems 1 landt-rs, BoPIgiurn. Purgundy, Prench a year. If I were only there now 1 Lorraine, belo)ng- according to the could have a lot more fun than a gold- niserin of these lords-by rights to fish bas, and be jut Pas cool." 1to 5. 4. Golden Text cîothanyr mit i- raw "'e -a IHe trieo te stud ii s iageoprapny les- 'i n ne aSKtU1Jai -'- bcefsteak. almi was not allowed te be communî son-but what was the use? lie pened. 2 Cor. 4 8 cat-pd te the German peopie. ---. ighdbavi.adrn i.fner Vn1e qiesue" ed Dan, Ifthe pain of a tîruise persista r-nd R -a fIrat called a atruggle against. ge evl n a i igrI1ln o ut ue' nýe 1. A bracing word. This message tbotc are signa o! begining inCiia zartsni. -Now. howoever. a police des., tbrougb hia damp hair. Then he honestiy enough. "1 was studyiflg ifPÙren-, to lie directed as much tion, apply cooiing lotions.,-.uvb as potism reigna In Gernîany such as iooked out the window again Sd th eorphy losson, but 1 guess 1 te himself as te bis hearers.- lio is îead and op'-om wash, sait a.nd diîutedi neyer reigned in darkeqt Russia ; he, deniy an idea came to him.- fell asleep.' Anyway, 1 tbought I, gettcng near the end of hia careor, and vinegar, eciual parts of aicobo)l and fgermaanstpeople wo arcmhe u o "'ld t"h i ehmcf lh wra swimmin nbelk. recognizes ii îroaUatm I hl w "se little donc, se much to Water or extract of witch-hazel. fth giotiiwzrtmhv just slip out of that window ard go Hlow they all iaugbed! And the do." lie bas raised up other leaders, Anc aotnuebti abte oss i a hte n on over to bhe lake! 1 can't stand this teacher tee, for in ber heart sbe but they have provcd untrustv.orthy. to try aomething cIao, for it' some- tht-ni as nowhere e on earth. This any longer." could net blame Dan for a nap on Feeling bis failing strength, ho would trnes causes a rash or eveti gives wAar aini mwas no, longer of mucb ser- It proved surprisingly oasy to dIo. ýsuch a bot aay. And when she dis- encourage hcmse'f w-ith the same mes- risc to symptoma of general poi- on- vice. Anctler ninst bho tnvcnted, andI No one seemed te notice hlm when hoiernissed achool a littie later, she made sage that h3bearers need. lie re- inglfteifamainprit waa htie fredoîn of the secas.' DitI left his seat. lie vas very juiet thcm ai glad by teli.ing themn that views his many battles and socs thatanIa abcsfomte uronGmaythfothvtefedm about it, andI the toat-bet%-as bu--y there would be ne more school until. * he bears the dyîng Jesus about wîth must be calletI. ano! th spe ber tho war ? Wbere abtthte backboard. Etua 1i ucWin- the beat wave hadi passed.-Youth's liir as ho is beîng sîowly worn awvay edn wcnweebr>bp ee idr dom, silI ho droppoîl to the grookndl, and Gompanion. through pontl andI persocution. Yet edlt ots Protecting Betgium. __ he ee th lfetht ane ' h* b- udde'nly anotber war aim app(ear- bave boon fighllng braîely in theel- THE CAT'S WHISKERS. ing renewed in others. Therefore he The moat important feature in v 1ed. perbaps hie mçcii inhappy o! ail. glan army for l3elgtumn, andI they willi- looks te the source et poer, te tho ing comfort to a person burned or Il mas call'd 'Protection o! amnaller liaten te notbtng else tban thie oxpul- The Reasort That They Are Stilila place ..whence cornet the increase et scalded is te koep the air f rom the countlries agciint s te oiicboacbrnents stout of the Germons from thoîirStl the energy that gnrows daily leas in burn. ! ngland,' AndtI t reacb ibis goal Fattierland. I hum. Those wbo wonk tor social Ail bactenia do net make trouble sabo lias ai once- fallvin o liii le liel ___ __ igiuîn and sfi7Oed Luxembîurg, while the Althougb hirsute adlorients of al progress in the modemn wonld nood and doctors' bill-. Some et them - SANG UNTIL KILLED. idwskrinlewr oc that bracing word o! Paul's. Tbey make buttermulk, andI buttermilk ta a A\ustinr allies bave irea.iteb Sorbiakid, hserinuedwro nc are dealirtg wîtb practical matters, friend toi health. It la a cheap bey- wa y._ nongoi oa-l tesm German Soîdlier's Baritone Enjoyed tereal anindprieslmadne-c ýwîtb things they can see and touch. verage and a good one, and ia an ex- Atntibor -oriîtIn the paper by Friend and Foe. inroada on unbarvested beards and Absorbed in the detail o! retorni, cellent food besides. 1V.; nutritive reads Tthie ricti îiiay liNe more ~ at hnacoev hw long hair that only a few scattered they sometimes fail te iook up. value is higb. two quarta et butter- tîîxurioits%, ly tuepnor 'notI give up in the big war drama Iit Fraltc-' An bumans sucb as musicians and seap- Wbeber tbey are getting along in mnilk being oqual te abouît one Poirn - heir dear; si 0110.- 1labotcrneunn onc e o rtr tl retain their hairy *years andI recognize the enormity of et steak. It bas a good medicinal Sacrifices ait Verdun. London told the s'tcry of Paul.- luxuriance Notwitbstanditig this, the task that thcy must lbave undene, eff ect. The lactic acid bacteria t-bat Tbecre ih. a rofe-renre te \Verdun. At a point wbere the opposbng lines -however, the bouse cat bas grown or whetber in the strengt'b et youth helIp in the making o! bîîttermilk are, 1savtng:'*Siic-hi a prodigality ef human were se close the enemies caugbt Oc- and nurtured ltq crop of wbi-skers or theyfai o ee ny rogr-s esut- herfor, ma's rieds nd ro-lives as the Gernan gouieal staff or- CaSinal giiMp-se- of cneanother' feelers on the last million years or tbey fil o seir any rinereresut teeoremna reid nI r-dere-d beoVeu'doin asuch a_ bas Paul's ich barit.one enterwa.ned blis, s without botbering about hygiene. -h ln from hovir oeraa lefcsetetos.nover befone been equalled inttîiis German comrades andtIhie BritishThe fact la that the càt's whiskere forbi on ayofdicoraemnt. LUBE1AD PENGUIN. Tbctî thý-rus sdislîlayed ibis warn- Durbng lublsIn bthe fightIng, te a'are absoluteiy necessary to ItL The L,2. The coince ot strength. Wbere - tg 'i aeu a o alk about. ot at9a matet.Pu agwbiskers are as long as the cat's head e shall mon look in thie day o! their Chief Diet of Men Rescued From Thbts wanniing. m-hich t is sued te ail ý favorite lunes frein llght operas. Hie is wide, and the bead is as wide as b. weakness, wben the beart talla and Elephant Island. . sodiers concerntng the danger of always drew a generous hand tromthe body, s0 wherever tue whiskeys thefleb ecas?'~T th bbistrrn iteouElehat lla.d.lu heAtt-spics, abould be taken te heart aie, "the Britishsldiers. go there may be cat go aise. - 'by our orien wthen shopping. When One day thbe Brtlsh -'wet over" for The tiny, deicate haire grow from ewhence cornet-b eur belp," said the an- arctic, as it was expertenceai by the' the numben m-alting In front of the a charge. Wheu thi, Unes were re- a gland andi are nerved te the utmnest rient sage. "The eternal billa," we ma.roonod mea o! Lieut. Str Ernfest butter booths or city meuat stande in- for;nca they calieai for a aeag.sesiîty No atrbo lghtu ýe caîl tbem. but sîowly thbe s.un and the Shackleton's South Polar expedîtio,1, creases. outbuns!s of inmpat.ience 'are, "Tell Paul te stng," yetled a touch o! t.beohar aina lan obthe' e, rin wear thern away. It wasb..- who were receutly rescuod and taken indeed explicable. Rut v ho knowsljTommy. ocoftehiagnsanbtcl - te Chilli,lis descrlbed la a mcssage ne- wboiher a frntk word niay net tintI ai Th ere was silence for a moment. it is instantly toIt by -the cat-Popu- n yund t-he billethiat t-be Psalmiat real- ceived frein Punta Arenas andI pub- taIse bearer ?'Thon a Gernian calIed back. '-Vou ha! lar Science Mentbly. t [y leoketi, te the source Of hir isbe ilathie London Daiiy ('bronicle. ________ heai pdPaul ;ho singe nemore."0 a strength. Sa Paul loka beyond "The day began." aays the descntp-' L GAE INBLIU.--------Slng ney ods sJesus to "hlm t-btmrised up Jeaus." tUon. -ithbreakfast whicb consisted LNUG N EGU. Then. anc two aides e every stor '*The beat o! ail," says Wesley, 4"la mereby et penguin. tried la blubber, lmportd buteIdesraib beforetii. wa Go l wtbt>."A oug ewtak-wîth a drink of water. The mornirîg* Germans Trying to Break Up t-he- and sema hbave four aides andI a cetb- Mr. Hughes etates that enemy goode I o swt . AyugJwtl duties consiateai in clearng away People Into Hostile Sections. Ig.arPre tH bing Astld Te ovete ret llng tu t-he writer concerning social so-rts n bcin egÉ.ase ld ed ia .Twhe olea e ose e Cbistiaiiity, said, "I weuld giveLsnw atsrand atoneiug pe. n-n. Race, religion andI language will play Thon. inia> boe-ucb aa hlng t1 h He bamue et elI suc h oaerle btus- Luchaa srvd t neo'~lck cn-an important part ln tbe rearrange- wrda ur nefshea u inuser 0.no eal ub ouse alwr Novem- danything to know abat God bad any- sisting o! biscuit withiraw blubben 'met o! he nap o!Euroe attn Hi e t-ing t-o do with our meeting to-day." The atternoon was occupled with ne- wan. The Gt-ntnaus. who have al'ways body seema ;te bo able tei locale Il. ber 30. n What is the assurance of God being gular exorcises over a track 100 yards înîposed ihelr language with an trou ____ ,1 wit- us? It in t-hat we are witb 111 lerigth, hand upon the people that t-hey have la God; that we are working ton t-be "At fie o'cleck. wvhen darness tell, ann-exeai. are taklng advantage o! theý t igbteousness and trut-h that bas came dinnen. coustst-îng of peaguto race anîd lanuige dtvîiicî uis M LES OOD AND ;BA brea-at and be-e! tea. Lucklag tobacco gium te, break up thie Belgia i btoe X M L S G OA N-B D k. seenedtu t men et-ornai t-hroeiout ail the ina okeai gras freinthie pad- hostile sections. The Helgian people' i generatietis. i ding lu t-hein boots. white the. Pipes, represent &ometlibng o! the physical 13. The t-ings t-bat remaia. The were carved freinbinais' boues and conditions of their couutry. %hlch lis hrce pcfe h ot usac n odto fLf' las .only things that- are constant are t-he wood. The members oft he part-y aook Cihe producl et teHSotiebstwaters flowingof'LfeP it things thist are net- rosan. What dees turenareadIng aloud frmeinti.only! down tram i e meuntains. la thia e-romin in ail the cbanging course av-aiia.ble books, uametly, t-he Bible. an, suIt. wblch fermas Belglurn. are dît- ogs iof history, in ail thbe dovelopment- of eacyolopedta. Browning. Baceu's Es-; forent st rata o! sanai&n'adClay t-bat ne-' * sakc. sud hnlt-are thencli Rvolu-tn. man unchangeable. la ah. great Voilk- ent actors? bat are ntt er man-e tur.y y , wsalasmak wanderung. wbtcb poopled Europe iFoiiow nttbtw.c seibthadat ends. Ntigls cntfacers Thy ae nt ctie ii*d, & sconcert, the fLature o! "hh s froin Asli.the.irai flood l to lw downthatw nichla od.lIl hn , 2- oru oreat wMam once. otim iS Iwli banda. There la nosne yet that banjo playing, A banjo was t-be enly the. valley or tii. Rhlne ere h4eIts,, Tatii. gra med-l Jowihei- thaOr toub. wa xchtewof temter lias endured thle storm and stress of imusical lasi riam&nt la camip. - who peopled '11'aace andi Great Dri-1TeSrtmdlfo hhspi-hat b h Cii at h=. time. Bit sueh ideaLs as t-he men -On one occasti lter. wss a weil- tain . Theâe Koltz are repr'eseaîoa i- moen copies are drawn to illustrate tue A such mon wouid knOW the e lied who lived in those cîties are eh om adt-eat th.datwhas@eniday t t guiniby lhe Walieoaa'.. w o riginal O!fsADYthillg lanature andi it3 the disciples of -thé. Lord. The 4W- forte for progres?. Such righteous- udgso lh mr on ii. e Cost-lt-ce probably more thstn bal! of own anlgse lh wr on n1kin. Since existence 1fellowscdpi.le lisenogretr tdmbiu muter ntaste co fib s ili.stonisicb of a seadt gretiy enjoy4ed. the people of Belgluiui. Tbey were thbe the order of nature, as effeet duesaymoetn ep>I.Oêeth, ffae naaa -e eeelso4i tu s - sas " e mr Over ' as, ws fwi- am paaýTe -ue hr sD rdc opeeeaymr hnacp ltg t Ctslnt itself In tii. .rth- MIthe h.tir-t question c4a c hlhCae-rasek- h? asoter s eprdetttpe e ioriginal T . T aaathi. Mse *peak a Waleoo anguage, but 5OU. ft Nothint, in faeitý coz.pareswftI moekres adbiilyo er a ,1.ws have been scatteed aU oves' the I- eFl sa rencOh. ansud t' a eweumtt auel ega orpoual tssIé i.s surface of ithe globe, but their stand- Stuflgd the G.>mans. ahomislves kia 1te .te eb. Aft-or-rdmint*mvi h 1 1 ards of rlghteouuas, t-lor Ideals of U.eut Jacka. asn&tMalîan V.(',. la' Ue» Keab.d setted on the. «uatal ds e eb aja l btareonly as foumdàmlU justice anmi rouiirbod. artert-lU a now la hosit-al la Iimust. Dçrtfig. pistiLe. t oraiae t-hewav'e o et ten.sY and de. _ Ev.ry aehtevemoent eOf1Thlon'tle mlghty pemer ln tii developmient o et p.ost««ss ofeaul' ls1. eago mmp#lUmhe 11.4n ra igoiy, eialpturo., painting, Or what- sYca o' a kid. Trzus .say r-e .d whm h. rmehM m * eaMy R~aiiloUIaand oshu'aa«f--<-s afb scmlsei t-i .ii i.saimot wu mmkin& Tyrmu des"" tbt esreadar o.en@a t oilaad, but 414ot-'Vr«eMybe& MUW&trtab ahbta htbà u iet s e tme u e set a Party *omit* gont- et a Gdg-s-tri"s paiUIYTe-tfusto ulthee mrinerofmon, naw end prifét oi fthe ais vrua (>Pr«s« fom ibm su oemymei' es# basMr ba saW' ermd b. aiIo<O ou etNMgat&bd1 ti . mthin May d<ktri0 >'oy<m.O ma i- .r- tAsta ~5 t0~.ttShthe b*ftUVI8$P1. pattern, example. the. form for ta aIL Mtb"4 ~ '<I4pa aidios s lai soek aftar brother-bSoi j ilspuerew".sud i.d a ttes b!ad otbouotsdset eio t eseestsdreioua T tirtsyvt iuwai ts.uc but maltuer of ure*thimW cauid. â« ecarge. ovupameaug t-b. utWtc'sstach ta aal ut.suÀ stoiU buiay otreeveswitb ftc4iÎmle work tUs .î, l~ .ved .h I t stroy the idea t l f tb twk0 0>-ore5la t-haIm' tomu.wre oeptw*4 vu tteu- tlatt-CA dlluBt.Ua acrs Wt-wb",t ature r' moteu!,gtm f sre Use ath cf t-bs 14a1 etflie r îit,4a sud la*psb 'h T M»0-" V" ta, »us I.t. b. tmto lnature. 1w i ims is* mi's hbrotlisnhood oet m as, of d me Coop a.a-et 0 « " » * &* gcf tive conmmwudth.uf abasls.waÎe berna 1 If atoctiet nature mopaUIes e t bbu» tIoreraomaIDlusticeanwd esinP el.h ia ik IamraratlvslvvU% a ,,weIW"A uu betwt-l*s WWa' Idb.-. lO " -aM*Wb Masy egantat-los 0efri to kA - "le iIsi Wt- ses' lai whatver.st1111ed1vl":-s"Uare 'lxesl1u veip l av trod r-Iete thot-'# t-ai .erlI l tli - _ 1a-lv a.t ed als. *Il't. à--- ,b, W114 Bruines. then he flew across the tàedi t' ho sbore of the lako- o t. .hd lie knew everY foot eoftat sbad shore, There was Onelsoetwbere - two hcmlock trees grew oitoeth er. it was there that he UstiallY too off is cotheti. but to-day he did not stop for that.Ile ran straight te, te sandy beach, beyond the eiocks, and pluiged, cloths and al, into the cool water. Then a trange ting happetid. Dan lad always liked the water, but~ suddenly ho fund hinsof more at home in it than ever before. Not ven tho goldfi b -in the bowl could dart round more easily and graceftilly than e did . In f act, ho boa a feel- ing that' ho was- turning into a fish himself. lie started to dive to the bottom, but somethirg went wrong. Crash! Bang! The water was chok- inz bim! Thon Dan woke up-f or bis trip to the lake was only a dreai. lHe was in a beap in the aisle beaide bis desk. Hua geography and the shattered gold- 1fish bowl were be-.1de himn and the wa- ter f rom the bowl was drencbing hiim The other pupils were staring at hirn from thcir scats and the toacher was hurryirg down the aisie with a starti- ed look on her face. 1Almoat before Dan could scrarnble to bis feet, the teacher gathered up the littiz oldfisb frorn tbe floor and placed tbem safeiy in a dish of water. . Qla11R od anhow it bad hap- b« »~ *

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