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Em'
The
larger
the
committee,
the
less
likely
is
the
work
to
be
done.
If
you
have
lost
all
your
enthusiasm
watch
out,
for
-sthe
grim
reaper
is
camping
on
your
trail
and
has
his
scythe
ready.
THE
NEW
AGE
COMING
In
the
new
age
that
is
coming
no
person
will
shut
himself
off
from
the
rest
of
the
world
and
neither
will
any
nation.
We
shall
not
be
able
to
afford
to
do
so.
We
shall
absorb
ideas
from
all
the
world
and
also
we
shall
serve
the
world.
In
this
new
age
Canada
will
be
in
a
great
nosition
to
LONDON
Oct.
lff:-X
dent
In
"The
Times'
fact
that
In
the
course
of
a
lnnif
and
varied
city
life,
he
had
never
known
a
woman
who
stammered
or
stuttered
very
badly.
He
had
asked
many
friends
If
they
had
ever
known
a
woman
who
suffered
from
this
impediment
and
so
far
me
answer
naa
been
In
the
negative.
In
regard
to
which
a
member
of
the
medical
staff
at
the
London
Hospital
said:
"Speaking
from
personal
experience,
I
have
known
several
women
who
stammer
and
stammer
very
badly.
I
could
not
say
what.
ENTERTAINS
DIPL03IATS
number
of
stores
under
one
management
and
thus
elim-
j
'
inating
overhead
and
increasing
the
efficiency
of
doing
Report
of
straits
Expedition
ite
mtcinocc
ea
iariiip
uctuj
auu
ji.iu
'
This
is
an
age
of
big
business
expansion.
Men
and
women
are
doing
great
things
by
co-operative
effort.
What
is
possible
among
businessmen
should
be
possible
also
among
the
nations
of
the
world.
Today
there
is
a
tremendous
overhead
wasted
which
by
international
cooperation
might
be
saved
and
thus
make
it
possible
for
ships
on
Part
of
Airmen
MANY
NARROW
ESCAPES
'
Canadian
nralrles
and
Europe
with
director
of
civU
government
air
operations,
and
behind
the
formal
document
lies
a
gripping
story
of
adventure
and
hardship.
It
is
nearlv
a
vear
since
the
TEST
OF
GREATNESS
members
of
that
small
expedition
In
the
future
the
greatness
of
a
nation
will
depend,
hot
'
MjLm
fanmttan
m
wJhmv
on
the
strength
of
its
armv
or
navv.
but
on
the
oower.
of
!
days,
but
for
.sheer,
monumental
that
nation
to
serve
humanity.
Just
as
it
is
necessary
for
'
SK
to
0".'
the
businessman
to
give
service
if
he
is
to
succeed,
so
ed
hi&n-
14
lon.
weary,
amjng
nations,
the
power
to
serve
will
take
the
place
of
!f5S2Sh2i?,S.
arjhed
force
and
the
one
doing
that
best
will
lead
the
terred
other
courageous
aviators,
wnrKI
and
tne
spirit
of
"carry
on"
shines
.
.
j
through
the
lines
of
even
that
And
a
1
this
1.
is
no
new
doctrine.
Britain
has
served
the
.
most
formal
of
documents
the
of-world
and
prospered.
Because
of
the
conditions
undetf
i
"oT'eUpes
of
some
mem-i
which
she
found
herself
she
had
to
have
strong
armeq
bers'of
the
personnel
from
death
forces
She
found
herself
in
a
world
of
pirates
and
xTvS-dentally
she
of
ten
did
a
little
pirating
herself,
but,
on
the
'
don.
The
fact
that
one
pilot,
a'
whole,
her
rule
was
just,
and
wherever
she
scured
control,
-gTSSSiSS
forvSVayfS-whether
justly
or
unjustly,
she
taught
the
people
this
gos-
tcr
a
forced
landing
on
noe
ice.!
pel
of
service,
although
she
did
not
call
it
that.
She
taught
0nr
Tlis"?
the
people
to
produce
and
to
provide
for
the
rest
of
the
1
mentioned
but
only
casually,
world
She
showed
them
that
this
service
was
profitable.
:
fiTST'cSS?
Unfortunately
for
the
world
today
there
is
a
tendency
ley.
and
the
steamer
Larch
on'
to
forget
this
idea
of
service
among
nations
and
to
think
;
ft
dld
not
return!
only
of
serving
the
people
of
their
own
country
instead
of
,
The
personnel
'
consisted
of!
the
world
at
large.
Walls
are
being
built,
similar
in
some
"fnir(r;rrt
I??'
J.T
respects
to
the
great
wall
of
China,
but
it
will
fail,
as
did
j
K
rt?S
oi5;
the
great
Chinese
wall,
and
it
will
injure
the
nations
that
J,?
7led,
a'
try
to
thus
make
themselves
exclusive.
When
we
shut
out
radio
apparatus.
tei
masts
for,
tne.
trade
and
traitic
ot
the
rest
of
the
world
we
cease
to
lrri
fuel,
ample
arai!L?.
bedding
minunltlon.
serve
the
world
and
injure
ourselves.
and
enouen
food
to
last
through
more
than
two
years
If
necessary.
Ten
days
after
the
expedition
sailed
the
shlD
reached
Port
Bur-i
well,
at
the
tip
of
Labrador.
The
Moth
plane
was
first
put
into
ac-i
tlon.
and
sailed
forth
to
scout
out;
a
likely
plaoe
for
an
air
base.
i
Bases
were
eventually
establish-
j
ed
at
Port
Burwell.
at,
Wakehairt
Bay,
about
halt
way
from
the
Atlantic
enttance
to
Hudson
Bay
it-1
self,
and
at
Nottingham
Bay.
Headnuarters
was
established
at!
Wakeham
Bay.
(
At
each
base,
the
men
built
sturdy
hangars
and
other
build-1
ings.
erected
wireless
masts,
and
constructed
runways
or
slips
fori
serve.
In
her
wheat
fields
she
will
provide
the
food
of
the
j
the
launching
and
beaching
of
the
world.
From
her
mines
she
will
nrovide
the
material
f
nr
!
iW1,.
JM"
J?fA
l
be
mchanical
advancement
and
her
forests
will
be
used
in
'Kreat
crates
ot
sunpiies
and
equip-j
housing.,
clothing
and
educating
the
world.
Truly
has
it
iggt
Cwm
ShWTterfer:
been
said
that
while
the
nineteenth
century
saw
the
rise
to
l
wth
the
operation
of
the
mach-i
the
position
of
great
power
of
the
United
States,
this
isMlnlSffor
SSSHSTwiS
Canada
s
century
in
which
she
will
become
a
great
nation.
itef
months,
and
the
two
vessels
of;
,
I
the
expedition
sailed
away
south.
1
Since
the
real
object
of
the
ex-'
Stuttering
Women
&S&-&SSSB
Stammering
MenfelgjHSnS
iTntiihWi
the.
feasibility
of
the.
use
of
air-!
Very
Few
of
Weaker
Sex
Affllr
tort
,
are
left-handed
A
rnnhi
:
'fra"
?.an
al
.navigation;
and
With
Impediments
Jn
Speech
SSU'
bS?5
fiSint
.
.,
,i
ttileJ
n.nd
otnc.r.
equipment
.
t
iPJanatlon
pjanatlon
for
for
this
this
has
has
been
been
suj-1
igested
Rested
bv
by
the
the
fact
fact
that
that
the
the
centre!
t.tr.
corrVsp-ori
I
for
speech
in
the
brain
and
T
the
i
tobK
.JTSSimita?
'
rprpnflw
1
centre
tnr
he
left
Vi
drew
attention
to
the
intern
tine
I
near
"to
each
1
othf.
and
-it
li
mSISL'Sf?!
?-.the
dUtrlct'
tnro
was
i
ti,.i
.4
,
.
.
r
j
"o
i
in
nine
Liinr
iosi
iiiki
tn..
.----
marmriuence
thS
other
it
l?
rSK
Regular
Datro1
were
maP
All
nlnnfts
nfA
ahhIhh.J
.l
i
t
A
ladV
doctor
at
another
hM.L.r
."c,u
w'
'
rousin
t
tn
itn.1.
w
Bdded
P'
tures.
It
was
found.
t.
Mhee
inn
5Ju.tte"d(
an,d
knew
among
other
things,
that
maps
ot
hfti
&I1SJ
arly
affllctted
the
area
were
completely
w?ong
fhe
hiwi
d
?hi?,8rKeW
0ut
i
Land
cxUtcd
wnere
none
,s
shown
e?M-ritJ5?ffiJ,5n1.b0W'
and
on
exiting
maps
and
there
was
...
...u
nu
uwuuiuuiK
io
uie
maps.
TII13
DAILY
NEWS
Tuesday.
October
1ft
'Machine
Guns
Better
Than
Men
j
w
iii
French
Army
PARIS,
Oct.
15s-Machine
guns;
more
machine
guns
and
machine
;
,
guns
always.
A
smaller
armv.
fewer;
soldiers,
but
a
compact
force
of
trained
men
and
military
officers
of
career.
I
These
are
the
broad
outlines
qfi
a
pran
ror
the
reorganization
of
the
French
army,
published
In
the
"Re-vlsw
of
the
Living"
under
the
initials
"ZZZ,"
whom
every
one
conversant
with
French
military
matters
has
recognized
as
one
of
the
hitrh
officers
in
the
present
army.
Plans
for
the
reorganization
of
the
French
array
have
been
numerous
recently:
It
has
been
offi
cially
admitted
by
the
French
min-
Queen
VV1
helmlna
of
Holland,
need
reorganization.
At
the
time
rvhn
entertained
the
chief
flelS
,
w
i
.
pire
and
United
States,
Pai4
in
advance,
per
year
6-00;gates
of
Europe
to
The
Hague
Con-!
bsv
with
Minuter
of
War
Palnlevl
DAILY
EDITION
Tuesday,
October
15,
1929
THE
CHAIN
SYSTEM
OF
NATIONS
The
chain
system
has
become
almost
an
instant
Businessmen
have
made
money
by
joining
a
large
i
n
i
.?
"'"
ana
several
advisers
drawing
up
a
Royal
Palace.
AIR
SURVEY
NOW
COMPLETE
lot
or
reforms.
The
work
is
now
being
continued
with
General
Wev
gand,
Fetch's
former
right
hand
;
man,
as
collaborator
to
the
minister
of
war.
That
the
French
military
mind
still
regards
Germany
as
a
possible
menace
to
France
was
shown
by
the
trend
of
"ZZZ's"
article.
"The
exDerience
of
the
late
war
(
has
proved
that
a
machine
gun
barrage
is
impassable,
providing
the
Darrage
Is
assured
by
one
machine
gun
to
every
400
yards,"
he
said.
"Reduce
our
eastern
and
northern
!frontlerto
360
miles
neglecting
to
vate
mio
consideration
tnose
sections
of
it
which
are
made
imperi-
etmhle
Hv
forests
rlverc
nrtrl
Mnale
Maps
of
Country
Found
to
Be
'Thus
we'
find
that
1500
machine
vronK;
juaT
i
umw
icu
n-uns
are
necessary
lor
the
estab-oi
Country
lishment
of
a
continuous
barrage,
Irpnulrlnor
37S
snuarls
nr
inn
rnm-
nanlpv
Tn
th
nreucAnr
cfato
nf
nni
people
to
live
better
and
devote
more
time
to
usetul
arts,
i
Toronto.
Oct.
is.-covering
5,!""
machine
Kun
com-LW
M?ciona!d
.
to
caught
a
glimpse
of
this
great
ffSOSfSS&Ei
am
lit
r
hiti
v
n
T
n
M
f
1
m
rm
m
v
r
!
vn
uuiv
wun:
awmuuiu
m
uie
way
is
tuc
uujcuwun
iu
rMVirt
nn
the
Hurler,
straits
tne
average
person
to
change.
Mo
matter
how
toolish
the
expeditios
organized
to
ascertain
old
method,
if
it
is
an
international
method
it
must
be
!
"StefSSitetwSS
Pthe
iollowed,
just
as
our
lathers
followed
it.
j
in
-
1
..u.,.
,mi,ijm
mi
FRENCH
AVIATORS
ESTABLISH
NEW
WORLD'S
KECOUB
i
if1?
Co,
8n5
M.
Beiunte
UnseO,
the
two
intrepid
Fsench
aviators,
who
left
Frin,-
centiy
in
their
plane,
"Question
Mark,"
in
an
attempt
to
break
the
existing
world's
non-"m
tthfh?1'
h.aff
tu??2
UI?
at
TsIrslnar'
Manchuria,
after
covering
a
distance
of
SS!e
rw
miles.
Ihe
above
picture
of
the
9'0CI
plane
was
taken
Just
before
they
took
ofr
on
their
mysteriouVtrm
cannot
assure
that
service."
The
writer
concluded
by
asking
for
the
Incorporation
of
a
permanent
force
of
106,000
men
and
soldiers
of
"career,"
to
be
unde
arms
at
all
times
and
by
a
finai
v
fcr
more
machine
guns.
The
general
'Incognito"
was
in
deadly
earnest
and
may
be
said
to
inter
net
the
thoughts
of
the
French!
general
staff.
At
Geneva,
after
the
Locarno
interviews
with
Gustav
Stressemann
of
Germany,
Aristlde
Briand,
premier
of
France,
was
also
very
much
j
in
earnest
and
translated
the
feel-1
ings
of
a
large
majority
of
the
1
French
nation,
when
before
the
League
of
Nations
ho
made
his
famous
address:
"Spike
the
cannon.
Destroy
the
machine
guns.
The
war
Is
over.
This
is
an
era
of
peace."
The
name
Siberia
means
C
O
jAl
L
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of
rapid
transportation
by
land,
by
tea
and
by
air--our
tramways
continue
to
.be
an
indispensable
factor
in
the
daily
lives
of
the
vast
muon'ty
of
our
citizens
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The
latest
figures
available
show
that
there
are
6o
Elcc
trie
Railway
Systems
in
Canada,
representing
a
capitalization
of
$112,553,
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passengers
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males
fire
alarm
systems,
private
tele
phono
systems,
public,
ad
dress,
systems,
talking
mow
&y;
picture
equipment
;
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distribute
well-known
brands
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electrical
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