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Thursday.
October
11.
!V2
OUTLETS
FOK
CANADIAN
GRAIN
It
will
be
interesting
to
iearn
later
how
much
of
the
present
huge
Canadian
wheat
crop
finds
its
way
to
market
through
Canadian
ports,
it
is
probable
that
at
least
300,000,000
bushels
will
go
to
the
markets
of
the
world
through
the
United
States,
keeping
up
American
railways,
feeding
American
railway
employees
and
building
up
American
ports
w
hik
some
Canadian
ports
are
lan-avishine
That
is
the
wak
cnot
in
Canadian
business.
V
;u
ar
a.
(llv.
(.;
rivai
;
'!'.-'
w
:ik'!.
Cai'.adiar.
".ui'.e
to
sr.
"0
CAN
ADA"
ONCE
MORE
.
e.-c
ea
tr.e
Buchar.
.t
rc:i"ier:r.k"
r
w
i.ici
::t
uiustnes
r
Cana-:
i
ugh
.is
cor;c
PHYSICAL
1ITNESS
ESSENTIAL
ill
J.
Li
--
v,
art.
.AO,
I
.
.u-'
-t
r
rr
r;a-'.:
use
Canadian
doctors
flecked
and
paw
out
to
sea.
To
us
who
live
where
hurricanes
are
a
the
simile
of
a
hurricane
an1
doughnut
has
became
familiar.
It
explains
so
aim.pl
ho
the
wind
may
blow
round
the
rim
of
the
doughaat
at
125
mHas
aa
boar
aad
wet
the
the
hurricane,
the
dooghnut
itaelf.
progress
at
only
12
miles
aa
hour.
In
this
'case
the
run
of
the
doetghaut
va-rud
frusn
to
108
miles
in
width.
Ail
Sunday
the
weather
was
ominous,
dark
with
sudden
gusts
of
wind.
Late
in
the
afteraeM
it
.iU.rU-d
to
blow
steadily
UB
ever
increasing
icteaaitjr.
By
t
o'clock
it
had
reached
hurricane
the
first
half.
By
L30
the
one
was
over
aad
oaly
a
stiff
eeae
blew.
Exhausted
from
taa
strain,
out
of
us
were
doaiag
ahea'we
pre
wakeaed
seddeady
by
a
immerinr
at
the
back
door
aad
rrified
voice
crying:
Tor
the
of
Gawd,
let
as
i-
-
me
score
or
awre
of
1
our
boMs
colored
gathered
roaad
the
y
stood
knee
deep
ia
w
,
some
had
had
to
a
ouga
water
breast
high
to
the
road.
How
fortaaate
thejr
fre
to
get
throueh
me
1
know
tilt
morning.
They
were
alked
ia
two
rooms
aad
the
iirt'e
barf
diowaad
nt
poeaiBttity
jd.
but
the
mm
$200,000
aar-
tera
under
i
uaati
ucUoa,
oett
completed
and
completed.
had
weathered
taa
alarm
weM.
The
raae
was
quite
aavture
and
tt
was
if
they
eeuid
drain
the
dry
mm.
it
would
be
alt
right.
Canal
Point
had
st
li
looked
Ukr
a
village.
Pake
didn't.
II
seme
giant
had
kick
e
J
it
viciously
a
nuasWr
of
tbaea
it
might
hart
had
mnrh
the
mrme
effect
in
wmm)
M
fcd
been
houser
eew
me.aty
some
few
thou-
feet
af
boards
;orce.
rawer
mt
mmrnmmuag
acrea.
.
Our
house
had
been
braced
and
j
others
a
of
heerds
marked
tht
fortified
till
it
seemed
fairly
ane
a
lormer
aouse.
aw
-a.
sfp
is
far
x
wind
aad
rain
were
.eeeai
smew
awieu
comerni.
but
the
bea
jtitei
eidiflaora.
Out
a
tey
bouse,
leavter
mU
mttke
fanitue
eurnrisinjrlT
ia
aere
too
great
a
menace
to
risk
place.
Frem
aeeae
one
wing
ha
i
at
a
time
iike
that,
so
we
the
invitation
of
a
whose
kw.
well
built
home
already
weathered
a
u
umber
eied
storms,
and
was
free
of
treee.
t
It
proved
a
wise
deciaiea.
All
j
t
furv
we
seareehr
fait
IL
V
le
did
the
house
rihrate.
p.m.
the
storm
ma
ahat-d
by
tJO
it
was
perfectly
rhi;
calm,
the
oeadre
of
jthe
nal
ImmfmA
for
IIM
Btim.
hi
blowing
from
nortfceaat
biew
ireasingly
hard
frosn
the
sowtfc-rst
till
iu
velocity
exceeded
that
torn
asny
aw:ag
a
cross
f
ta4ar
wing.
asom
ta
rood
we
climb
pUrs
of
grzs
and
awed?
generously
till
the
Red
Oman
took
over
the
work
later.
The
white
uniformed
coast
guard
arrived
on
Tuesday
also
and
and
helped
evolve
order
out
of
ihacs.
Thursday
the
state
truard
arrived
and
we
were
put
nder
military
rule
with
sentries
pctrollintr
the
roads
and
guards
it
t
V.
r.
..tttwa
noA
t
n
tnwn
Those
wht
had
fled
beioi
ajsol
oegan
to
Arrive
bark
on
l
oes-duy.
The
story
of
one
weosar
ntereated
is
specially.
She
had
been
sick
for
some
three
days
before
the
storm.
Having
eate:
nothing
during
that
time
she
got
jp
from
bed.
drove
herself,
siste-ind
six
children
some
hundre
miles,
spent
the
night
with
umber
of
other
refugees
in
.
railroad
station
and
then
starter
a.
Three
time
driving
ove-
the
flooded
road
her
engine
wa.
Irowned
ovt
Three
times
am
nd
the
children
had
to
shove
i"
ome
hundred
yards
or
so
ti
higher
gronnd.
let
it
dry
out
am
isea
90
on.
For
the
sake
of
the
still
Uv
mg
mad
with
apologies
to
th
dead.
H
seems
only
fair
to
sa;
such
htea
of
life
was
unneceasar
Too
many
houses
were
poorlv
built
in
the
boom
which
wa
sweeping
the
coaatry
and
Tutny
people
with
the
water
aJ
ready
extremely
hiahalsyed
on
low
lying
bud
ia
spite
of
offic
al
warnings
of
a
rise
ia
water-
thoatrh
of
eourae
soch
a
rise
was
ThurBday.Octohor
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Personal
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Of
Former
Terrace
Lady
in
Recent
Hurricane
In
Florida
Gives
Idea
Of
Losses;
(
,
"(Tbe
foUMrtng
arnaleiawrtBia
bj
fc
K
T.
Bow
at
KMr
aty.
norm.
HvkJ
IOOMM7
MUM
st
Mfnwc...
in
a
a
J
death
Ur
locality
ru
ever
1900
aoa
total
i
aw
--
.
of
haatm
mr
coutinuallj
pawing
tnair
tovm).
Before
toe
hurricane
of
"26
storm
warnings
wart-
looked
upon
by
In
vast
majority
of
us
as
of
interest
to
seafarers
,-:i.v.
Though
we
were
warned
of
a
tropical
storm
of
great
intenatu.
:.o
precau-tins
were
taken.
But,
to
be
bromidial.
people
live
ana
learn.
This
storm
found
windows
boarded
and
houses
braced
ineuie
and
out.
Eariy
Thursday
morning
the
storm
struck
Porti
uico
and
we
i
..
if
it
rnniinnor:
in
its
nresent
course
we
?re
directly
n.Ltrr
.
iu.i
i.
'
.....
.
in
it
oath
Rut
so
erratic
are
Hurricanes
m
ineir
ir.t.vemeew
c
"26
j
continued
to
hope
even
till
Sunday
afternoon
that
ii
would
he
de-
.16
aiatiOBed
in
British
ports
refuse
to
paw
intending
unmi-
ie
j,t
grants
whose
physical
condition
would
probably
not
&crid
nvl!
i'fnaaed
mwtA
tkA
ctiain
nt
ranarlian
farm
ltf.
Imrkin
nailers
n
of
c!
--d
eor
a
have
been
rather
inclined
to
read
lectures
to
Canadians
tratd
rmeaud
.1
r
i
i
a
v
M.
;
bouse,
t-
I
it
w
rxi
eaaae
1ST
j
retara,
traoa.
lanaber.
roofs,
etc
ia
the
eoatre
of
towa
tht
aad
been
picked
ay
tsr
aad
depoeste
ritat
ia
the
eaatre
of
the
road.
for
two
assta
are
drove
it
-
v
We
bow
lognsj
tc
hear
rasaors
of
aaathha
but
so
ofte
c
begaa
to
m
spate
of
tae
t
rribie
havo.
had
heee
mtlj
of
life.
aot
left
with
this
hope
les
sssrra
imruea
Degas
v
with
their
gaaau:
tale
of
tragediea.
Off
one
famil
af
aevea
catld
a
oaty
the
faaW
aad
oo
foaad
aih
e.
One
was
the
sale
survivor
of
u
eannertioo
of
twelve
and
ad
iafiaitam.
af
the
aarriasrs
took
re
ia
the
arhaoj
aad
so
wc
to
taere
to
Meads
ia
the
w:
She
oaly
ay
a
fate
o
The
first
raor-.
we
latirnd
wa
laamiisfj
a-
jaitai.
Oa
oc.
al
lay
a
wrxa
with
had
fleeted
II
for
haviag
saga
aa
experv
beer
-irk
Before
tb'
i
of
-
arse
was
mac:
on
in
ioiiy
oi
oemp
or-pau.
auu
vy
0u
tAankJMth
wbc
tho
rate
A
number
of
Wo
lay
on
mat
that
the
dominion
should
be
glad
to
take
immigrants
cnM
a(Mi
the
w!Boaw,
eeaM
aejtreaoea
aa
the
ftear.
Moat
ot
pretty
much
on
the
"orchard
run
pnndpse.
thrown
orn.
.taom
had
bWn
wster
all
mirh.
It
is
ta
he
honed
that
these
critics
will
ponder
the
Daytkrht
revea'.ed
a
watery
'
lusaotimet
goir
aader
oaly
it
mcu
vf
niru
of
t
hp
nuner-harvesters
who
returned
to
orid
of
utmost
devaatatisa
aad
he
reoraai
by
d
.ftar
o
Ki-if
and
unnUsasnt
vrriswvio
had
ron-
'ioi-t:oa.
One
of
U'lMiui
auvJ
m
"r
'
r
.
a
incea
mem
UWl
.nv)
iumi
uui
mr
ccicugLii
w
v
ui
-
.
-rr
were
-U
'.heir
f
work.
These
are
men
who
should
never
have
been
allowed
wixh
to
come
to
Canada.
To
have
prevented
them
coming
porch
ura
sway.
would
have
been
a
kindness.
It
is
equally
a
kindness
to
?ned
notk
nr
v;
what
we
lu.l-
or...
;ntsniSnor
irrimia-rrant
u-hn
ic
rxrit
in
nhviii.
U
xer-
But
l
cal
condition
to
stand
the
strenuous
work
of
the
farmer.
To
encourage
him
to
come
to
Canada
would
only
be
to
invite
him
to
waste
time
and
money.
'
-
Man
in
the
Moon
There'
a
huniorj.-t
r.
:r.i
s'.ai'
f
"t'anadu;i
Aia:."n
"
.:
Ihv
Aiator.
ie.
tut
'
a'.-ia
He
says
aviation
in
.
certainly
beginning
to
bum"
Jake
hum
w
here
if
;t
diri
a..
begin
t.
wouf'i
it
Ixigin
I
think
I
ouyfc'.
'-
n;.-W-i
an
aviator
for
Vm
ai.
"iag
uff"
wr
going
"up
in
tne
air"
health
thr.
t
h-
real.bi-f
U"
JL.ke
an
aaglecdV
aU
n::
'.
r
Sometimes
a
wholesome
liar.
The
iuk
season
oje-s
tr
be-ginring
of
toe
week
axd
a
k-t
-f
i
al
hunter
are
Said
to
Se
storing
up
their
imagination
r
readi-
ss
tor
the
great
event
Tht-
buy
are
back
frti
the
the
few
tali
aad
aire!'
been
given
tr
rort
tfce
r.-..rtn
aiid
Jake
i
aavm
th.
t
rr
,
.,ip
f,rw:r,
cwntry.
Fifteen
taiily
of
hw
life
retaibng
lie
stones
,.,
been.
r
were
being
teo
Hf
by
-Jm
local
dortor
i
irt
itli.
ftka
.Kmr
mam
wt
aadVoard
atary
after
story
of
terroi
tatsiaad
exaaeare.
Mr
pese;kad
bara
ia
wr
waist
deep
all
agat
eves
veer
setting
oa
UV
nl
Point
and
Pbraae
are
tahia
As
the
water
rose
t
ar.
r.ew
httl
tni
r,t
Hui'.t
r
the
riage
.her
family
had
thaa
ref
age
o
'.
ii.r.
wh:-r.
skirt--
ta
eaatora
lhe
cettiog
iost
where
thrv
re-
hore
of
Lake
'
beybobe.
Koot
tmT'A
tiU
d?l'ibt-
Her
eiprr
f
the
white
popuiatiuc
and
we
'.ieac
was
eaitt
'o
pfcal.
Af
th
bUr
lire
'
here.
The
Mar".
CeeJfor
oae
hoasc
about
others
live
o.
the
low
lying
land
to
ca.
had
aoaatt
lafase
ia
an-bchisd.
comsKxi'y
r
Jied
'The
.,Vr,
oaiy
to
aave
that
aaia
Hs
Muck.
Caral
Po:nt
i
a
tm-
tun.
Oae
faaily
foaad
Taffetv
paay
Wwc.
Uiig
ve
of
tae
de-
oaiy
after
the
fourth
aaatere
out
ve'opments
ftf
the
Soataera
Sugar
ino
the
atom.
i
'nansy.
with
many
head
red
Moou.t
after'
-aa,
a
saaa
ia
a
ir'es
nlai'te
to
surar
cane,
batkrnr
aad
tatarswl
raark-P'fc-iee
3
rr?lef
v-uth
wa
tre
d
u
froK
the
aaariac
world.
thriving
irr.t-
!
ra!-aiy
vei-
from
-irr.
e
sa
n.mt
rupdk
jpdaW
of
taa
-hey
are
alleged
to
hare
toit"
t
the
orfaj.'nal
sis
which
torO
and
were
aa
tfc
then
tbere
when
we
came
ay
lu:
rd
to
tern
vaea
i
"love
a
real
good
story
te
Srrtewtber
the
wa
i
arri-
so
bad
was
the
Which
tells
of
darir.r
d-
Can.!
Poi:.t
a
badly
dam-
roQ
The;
.s.'t-ded
by
2
m
1
'...
f.i
kr
tK
toller
..j
r.t,fi
t.,"
.f
xihIoii
t
,!!
and
the
wrst
sViraag
off
oae
brtgftt
ana
k
w
broken,
etc.
A
lew
Ooosco
wre
cases
xrere
rws.we
t-
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what
I
hate
to
hear
i
rvnr'letely
wre-Ved.
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two-
npjt:-
The
yarr
outworn
an5ryi
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houne
'rt...t
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laid
The
vir.rr
ati
Lion
v
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is
told
and
thet
rr'
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i
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toe
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again
l.
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r.
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.
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am
h
I
am
afraid.
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mttmrnm
w
iwaafy
no
said
tae
dorter,
tryiag
to
he
en-,
uragiag.
1
aaas
had
the
same
j
lines
myself."
"Yea."
answered
the
gloomy
ratiest.
"bat
yoa
daaa't
have
the
iamc
dorter.''
HELPED
DURING
MIDDLE
AGE
Woman
Praises
Lydia
E,
Pinkham's
Vecetabla
Compound
Ssmia.
Oct.
"I
am
wilbag
to
wsvr
tt-s
froa
otbw
woawa.
to
K5B
WK
CaratiM
Sti
tea
tfeom
tae
wea-
derlut
good
uriha
E.Keimwa'tVoio
tebh)
Compound
did
me.
I
caaaot
be
tbaakful
enough
for
the
baaofits
I
ro-eerved
dahnf
the
Caoaat
of
Ufc-
I
do
bawasarii
aad
my
tnubMa
mans
me
unfit
to
work.
A
fneod
advised
me
to
try
the
Vsa-
attbwCaoiiieaad.
I
fh
great
rsewf
at
once,
bixaa
te
regam
aettte.
aad
my
nerves
got
better.
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all
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