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FRED
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First
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I
"Father
forgive
them,
fur
they
know
not
what
trwy
do."
-
Lukt
23:34.
The
impressions
made
on
the
different
groups
around
the
Cross
the
Crucifixion
of
the
Lord
Jesus
were
varied.
On
the
soldiers,
who
did
the
deed,
221
pi
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n
Minister:
rtny.
g
OLD
MAN
TAKES
PLUNGE
BOMBAY,
India.
-
A
professor
of
sociology
introduced
me
to'
the
librarian
of
the
University
of
Bombay
as
"the
oldest
journalist
in
0
a
n
a
d
a."
FIRST
UNITED
CHURCH
Cancer
Drive
THE
CANCER
Fund
drive
is
one
of
those
cam-1
'paigns
which
has
become
-long
since
recognized
and
generously
supported
in
Prince
Rupert.
The
annual
canvass
will
be
on
again
here
next
week.
The
good
work
of
the
Cancer
Society
in
its
it
made
no
impression,
except
on
the
centurion,
who
FIRST
fMl.hltf
TI
K1AS
4th
Avpnu
East
Rev.
E.
A
Wright.
D
D.
(Orei-ll
M82)
FIKKT
I'MIKIl
et
em
Am
uitt
lOfitn
SIS)
confessed
Him
as
the
Son
of
God.
The
inemlwrs
of
IThaf
murlo
m
onlt-t
uith
en...
Jlm
('urie
,.
8b.JIH;
Murniiij
War
h-Sunduv
f."
Kv.-iit.lK
!:,
"lift
hi
yis.Hj.
tUi
Martin:
-
Kiiejjherct."
"Renwmbfr
the
to
Keep
a
Hoi,-
propaganda
ana
pvevt-m.'ve
eiions,
aner
many
years
prue,
but
u
put
uu
in
a
laugh-now,
'
has
been
amply
demonstrated.
It
has
brought
ulLm,??'
.
,
.
,
,
.
,
,7
,
when
a
good
friend
of
our
C:tH
Kixtii
Avenue
West
1'iince
Rupert,
B.C.
Rev.
Lawrence
3.
Kleber
11:00
a.m.-
Morning
Worship
wit
li
Sci'imm
ami
Children's
Sermon.
Junior
Anthvni:
'
f.uve
Divine"
-
R.
S.
Morrison.
7-30
p.m.-
Evening
Worship
with
Sermon.
Anthem:
'T.ead
Me
Lord"
8
S.
Wesley.
COME
AND
WORSHIP
SUNDAY
SCHOOLS
At
First
United
all
at
12:15;
at
Conrad
United
Hall
all
at
1
p.m.
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Bundiiy
tk;liuiJ
in
IS
(UiHtn
ami
the
Sanhedrim,
and
the
others
who
thought
witii
them,
were
thrown
into
convul-
stumped
on
tlieni
the
linuije
of
s,ons
of
angry
opposition.
Even
"f;
(
ulul
anc(.
was
a
irBy,.r
the
friends
of
Jesus
saw
only
a
alld
Ilis
lirst
wortl
Father."
very
little
way
into
the
meaning
Pray,.r
was
Uie
naturui
language
of
what
was
taking
place
before
of
Jesus
nnd
at
lnis
moment
it
their
eyes.
The
victory
of
their
,eapt
lQ
Hifj
,ips
u
proved
that
Master
over
sin,
death,
and
the
lhe
faith
0
jcsus
was
unshaken,
world,
appeared
tu
them
a
tragic
by
all
through
which
He
had
defeat.
passed,
and
by
that
which
He
The
true
meaning
of
Calvary
was
now
enduring.
He
did
not
would
be
revealed
if
we
could
see
doubt
God,
even
when
everything
it
as
it
appeared
to
Him
as
from
was
at
its
blackest,
when
He
was
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AKMV
IrtTwf
H
Uriel
CO:
Citot
w
oulUJt
iupHuiir
t;iti
9
u
p
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Biiudny
b
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(Blacil
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th
Ao.
at
UibitUa
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PatMf:
f.
Hotumi
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inn
!)l
TlmOK
ftv
A'anuil
A
rtKwi
Jli-
imr
elect,,,
Preft
rv
in
will
b
"&U!lll!ii!d
sijyj
e
Uu:
uwm
sign
I,,
ill
C'irri'..ii,i,(inl
HUN
I.
IB
nun,
lid
Puiiiv..
si
v
His
painful
station,
He
looked
!
baited
by
a
raging
pack
of
wolf
trade
commissioner's,
Bjb
Ren-wick,
invited
us
all
to
the
Bombay
race
track,
I
accepted
gladly.
After
all,
they
had
gone
temple
hunting
and
sh.-ine
seeking
wit'4
me,
and
turn
about
is
fair
play.
We
had
lunch
at
the
Turf
Club,
the
bfit
meal
which
I
had
had
since
leaving
Delhi.
Our
host
was
Njzim
Chinoy,
whose
uncie
Sir
Sult
an
Chinoy,
had
six
hordes
running
in
vaious
races
that
day.
The
race
track
was-about
the
only
place
in
Bombay
I
ever
did
get
cool.
J
was
able
to
forget,
fur
a
few
hours,
that
I
am
cove
zed
from
head
to
foot
with
"pri-kly
heat,"
or
as
we
call
the
affliction
in
Canada,
hives.
forth
upon
the
scene.
Now
the
sentences
He
uttered,
as
He
hung
FOREIGN
TERRITORY
Various
Portuguese
possessions
in
India
cover
a
total
of
1,540
square
miles,
with
a
population
of
024.
000.
1
there,
provide
us
that
glimpse
SI.
I'l-.rm'H
AKt.l.K4k
Sunday
hia.:
11
.00
in.
CvcuUii
Prayer
?;)
vi
an
like
enemies
and
when
He
was
sinking
into
the
depths
of
pain
and
desertion.
Could
good
by
any
possibility
rise
out
of
such
an
abyss
of
wrong?
Well,
the
salva-
1
lion
of
the
world
came
out
of
It
;
all
that
Is
noblest
in
history
came
out
of
it.
:
lne
prayer
which
followed
this
Invocation
was
still
more
remarkable.
It
was
a
prayer
for
th
pardon
of
His
enemies.
Think
of
the
treatment
He
had
received
from
His
arrest
onwards,
from
into
His
mind.
They
are
mere
fragments
of
cours-e.
Yet
they
are
charged
with
eternal
significance.
Words
are
always
photographs,
more
or
less
true,
of
the
mind
which
utters
them.
These
were
ttw
truest
words
ever
uttered
and
He
Who
uttered
them,
KKia
i.AK
BATIMT
020
6th
Aw
B.
Blue
B03
Pj.liir:
Krv.
Iuitur4
A.
'1mi"
REMODELLING?
YOUR
BUILDERS
AND
CGNiRACl
aoout
a
new
outiooK,
nas
clone
much
to
remove
Diin'i
fear
and
to
spread
the
gospel
of
the
importance
of
early
diagnosis
and
treatment.
Doubtless,
much
benefit
and
blessing
has
thereby
accused,
lives
saved,
suffering
obviated
and
health
and
happiness
given,
!
Not
a
few
Prince
Rupert
people
have
been
aided
directly
by
the
Cancer
Society's
facilities.
Some
have
received
treatment
which,
had
it
not
been
for
the
Society,
they
could
never
have
obtained.
Generous
support
of
this
campaign
can
be
unhesitatingly
recommended.
'Just
Propaganda
Contest
EXPECTED,
the
long
drawn
out
meeting
of
AS
Big
Four
deputies
at
Paris
has
developed
into
.little
more
than
a
propaganda
contest
which
is
now
petering
out.
The
conference
has
got
no
further
than
the
suburbs
of
nowhere,
The
British
and
French
indicate
&
desire
to
keep
on
trying.
The
United
States
seems
ready
to
quit.
That
attitude
may
in
itself
be
partly
a
maneuver
to
press
the
Russians
nearer
to
reasonableness.
But
it
throws
some
doubt
on
the
efficacy
of
American
preparations
for
a
conference
which
nearly
everyone
guessed
would
turn
out
to
be
mainly
a
propaganda
contest.
What
is
a
propaganda
opportunity
for
the
Soviet
goose
ought
to
be
a
propaganda
opportunity
for
the
western
gander.
ERBOX
LETT
Pilate,
Herod,
the
soldiers,
the
mob!
The
comment
of
Jesus
on
It
oOo
TRUE
TO
MY
SCOTTISH
half
ancestry
I
decided
not
to
risk
any
real
money.
However.
I
hail
to
bet
something.
8o
I
changed
my
plane
ticket
to
go
by
nignt
and
thereby
gjt
a
refund
of
51
rupees.
Also,
by
going
at
night
instead
of
next
morning,
I
saved
an
ext
a
17
rupees.
Thus
I
had
about
70
rupees
to
play
with.
I
did
not
tell
my
genial
h?jt
"ANCIENT"
SADDKM'.D
the
U.S.A.
The
places
whera
Britons
shall
never
be
slaves,"
Greer
&
BriddenL1
all
was:
"father,
forgive
them."
I
Long
ago,
it
i
true,
He
had
J
taught
men
:
"Love
your
enemlvs
.
.
.
pray
for
them
which
despite-1
Editor,
Daily
News
I
We
read,
with
disgust,
the
i
I'.O.
Bo
Til
Prim-e
Itupcrtt
"the
land
of
the
free
and
the
home
of
the
brave,"
make
one
wonder
what
next.
They
remind
us
of
what
happened
In
Russia
about
1917,
what
Jias
happened
in
mast
of
Europe
since
then.
howls
from
tenants
about
rent
control.
It
reminds
us
of
the
howls
of
the
Ru-ssians
and
Chinese
who
want
the
land
taktn
from
the
owners
and
given
to
l(fiitfe
that
I
had
only
been
to
one
other
1
rse
race
in
all
my
life.
But
I
silently
remembered
it
was
on
the
24th
cf
Miy,
1915,
when
I
fully
use
you."
But
this
moral
standard
of
the
Sermon
on
the
Mount
had
been
considered,
us'
the
world
still
Inclines
to-consider
It,
a
beautiful
dream,
a
list
of
platitudes.
But
Jesus
practised
what
He
taught.
He
was
the
one
'
teacher
of
mankind
In
Whom
the
sentiment,
and
the
act
completely
coincide.
His
teaching
was
th?
very
highest
too
high
It
often
si'ins
for
this
life.
But
how
GARDEN
TOU
what
happened
in
China
and
Korea,
the
asinine
mess
made
of
all
these
situations
by
our
so-called
statesmen.
We
can
think
ol
only
two
who
have
shown
any
intelligence
Churchill
and
Stalin.
Under
these
conditions
we
are
them.
We
have
no
use
for
thieves
or
for
governments
who
will
steal.
We
spent
billions
fur
democracy,
fighting
Hitler
and
other
swine,
but
it
appears
to
us
that
we
are
fast
approaching
that
very
system
ourselves.
The
socialists,
unions
and
Communists
nearly
ruined
the
world
today.
They
have
long
since
passed
the
old
conditions,
where
was
a
ycung
Hid
in
the
Field
Artillery
at
Kingston.
There
was
to
be
a
matchej
race
betwjen
the
fastest
ho
se
owned
bv
the
Royal
Canadian
Horse
Artillery
and
:i
brown
plug
owned
by
some
jther
army
unit.
In
our
crowd
we
we-e
a'l
tacttinj
against
the
RCHA
I
horse
because
the
regular
artillerymen
we
e
so
cocksure.
But
wondering
about
those
days
cf
"The
Great
Tribulation."
Just
how
much
worse
does
it
need
to
Gard1
af.1
Broom
0
1
ran
the
greedy
capitalists
were
maK-
'If
Is
Rakes
,
ing
nogs
01
uitin.r
ivt-s
unu
guuc
my
gamr-'ini
instinct
onlv
me
it
bet
53
rents,
which
t
get
before
we
reach
that
place
in
the
destiny
of
the
world?
Jurt
where
does
Armageddon
come
into
the
picture?
God
will
not
tell
us.
Possibly
our
ministers
cannot
do
so..
But
we
would
like
"to
know
what
happens
after
Armageddon,
when
we
understand
that
Ciod
and
his
army,
Why
Is
there
such
a
lousing
shortage?
No
one
but
a
fojl
would
build
houses
today
and
m
11
niucn
more
practical
u
appears
when
we
sve
it
in
action?
Then
it
can
be
realijted.
Moreover
this
prayer
Is
a
great
revelation
of
God.
All
His
life,
the
tord
Jesus
had
been
revealing
God.
But
on
the
Cross
the
dvine
life
and
character
flamed
in
His
human
nature,
like
the
fire
in
the
burning
bush.
It,
ut-tened
Itself
Jn
the
words:
"Father,
1
forgive
thorn;"
and
what
did
it
tell?
It
told
that.
God
is
love.
It
told
alto
that
men
were
not
the
mere
creatures
of
circumstances
.
They
w'ere
responsible
'
for
their
actions.
The
Lord
knew
that
all
these
people
needed
for-1
giveness,
which
implies
Dial
they
I
were
guilty,
although
they
did
not
know
the
full
implications
of
have
the
idiotic
governments
j
set
the
rent
at
1940
levels,
while!
i
finishes
the
battle,
and
Christ
Spades
FertiSixers
Insecticides
lands
on
the
Mount
of
Olives,
and
takes
over
tlip
job
ol
running
the
world.
After
all
of
this
it
seems
time
to
.shut
up
but
we
are
also
r-
GORDON
&
ANDES
thought
I
had
last
when
the
RCHA
rnr?
left
"our"
plirr
so
far
behind
it
was
painful.
But
luck
was
on
cur
side
after
all,
for
abru
thrw-f
urtr
way
around
the
track
the
RCHA
black
demon
jumped
the
fence
and
made
for
home
and
our
nag
won
in
a
walk.
oCo
AT
THE
BOMBAY
RACES
I
started
out
by
belting
10
rupees
on
each
race.
But
it
seemed
that
utmost
every
horse
I
picked
came
in
.-second,
never
fir.'i.
After
a
few
races,
when
I
saw
my
dwindling
roll
of
bills,
I
cut
down
my
bets
to
five
rupees.
Usually
Rosemary
Renwick,
wile
of
the
t:ade
commissioner,
would
go
50-50
with
me.
But
even
that
did
not
change
my
bad
luck,
nor
hers.
After
I
had
lost
on
the
fir.-,,
second,
third,
fourth
and
fifth
minded
of
Lot
and
Sodom.
Ho
j
iluiii
was
destroyed
because
of
I
Hi.
ini.
ill'
lliw
npimlp
hrnit.i!
the
price
of
wages
and
everything
else
has
advanced
many
times.
The
governinenUs
of
the
United
States
and
Canada
have
gone
completely
nuts
and
the
property
owners
and
the
employers
are
being
rubbed
und
swindled
at
every
turn..
Talk
about
"Britons
shall
never
b:r
slaves."
The
poor
doie.s
of
bUM-neasmen
so-called
are
working
for
nothing
and
boarding
themselves
and
haven't
tin-heart
to
do
anything
about
it.
The
government
is
stealing
from
the
"HAVES"
and
giving
to
the
"HAVE
NOTS".
The
businessman
Lot
could
not
find
tun
jut
mi
n
their
deed.
It
was
ilis
vivid
ap-;
prehension
of
the
danger
to
therein.
In
B.C.
we
have
so
far
with
the'
wl1'''1
t,l,,ir
Built
rxijosed
tin-in
only
TWO
persons
iimt
maue
mm
impel
ins
own
courage
and
intelligence
to
walk
i
i
sufferings
and
fling
Himself
be
across
the
floor
of
the
leglsla
ture,
in
dl.sgu.st
ol
our
socialistic,
dictatorial,
urder-in-councll
tween
them
and
their
late.
.
He
died
for
your
sins
and
mine!
I
Take
tlu
place
nf
a
lost
sinner
,
and
come
to
the
paviuiir!
Sea
Cadet
........1
..r
.1
.11
.
...1...
of
today
spends
half
his
time
!"'"'"
,
'
l,a
,
"
C'
I','et
l
keeping
botiks
for
the
govern-!""'"
Wlll,lt
,ls
V'
mpnt
,ithmn
niiv
u.l,i.
i,
is
:
'"t
is
a"
Independent
majority,
TOMATO
LAND
swindle
and
pays
an
army
oi
Willi
Will
WiJJC
UUl
lllUftb
VI
M1IT
actions
of
the
Johnson
regime,
luniauijes
are
euiuvuuto
in
large
races
I
really
began
to
ponder
quantities
in
tlie
Uahamaa.
an
but
what
a
hope
that
is,
with
the
evils
of
gambling;
in
fact
had
just
about
cached
the
con
so
many
wanting
to
get
some-1
archipelago
extending
from
no
rida
to
Haiti.
thing
for
nothing.
clusion
that
there
was
a
lot
to
parasites
to
drive
around
collecting
Workmen's
Compensation,
Unemployment
Insurance,
Income
Taxes,
Union
dues,
Hospital
boodle
and
3
percent
laxe.s.
That
reminds
one
of
the
Isreal-ites
having
to
make
bricks
without
straw.
Where
does
this
place
the
Now
being
reorganized
undert
sponsorship
of
the
Navy
League
oil'
Those
interested
apply
H.M.C.S.
"Chatham
Tuesday,
Thursday
and
Frl
4-6
and
7-9
p.m.
Age
limit
14-18
years
Sadly
yours,
"ANCIKNT"
be
said
for
banning
horse
racing
and
other
forms
of
gambling.
But
then
Nazim
took
us
all
out
for
tea
and
we
perked
up
a
bit.
"Now
just
watch
the
way
they
act
when
they
find
it
in
the
hole.'
Nazim
was
telling
us
jukes
abmt
businessmen
and
the
employers,
his
days
at
the
Chmeral
Motors
school
in
Detroit:
how
he
froze
uit.hoilt.
whom
there
umnlH
hp
ltoyul
Conservatory
of
Music
of
Toronto
MIDSUMMER
EXAMINATIONS
JUNE,
1951
the
tips
of
his
ears
by
wearing
a
no
jobs
for
tnose
wn0
want
mh
turban
in
Feb
uary
to
celebrate
wages,
for
little
work,
and
free
rent?
The
next
step
will
be
Just
what
happened
in
Russia
and
we
his
grad
.latum.
oOo
BUT
WHEN
I
LOST
ANOTHER
NOW
AS
miR
BIFORE
Northern
B.C.
Power
.should
like
to
be
where
we
could
see
what
these
people
who
are
now
stealing
off
the
landlord
and
yapping
about
high
cost
of
ApplirallciH
ni
fl
mu,l
nafh
riM
Conservatory
not
lolor
rhon
IS,
1951.
Ill
COUEGI
STREET
TOIONTO
21,
ONT.
0U
CiVK
ASSURE
HIS
rUTURE
DOESN'T
HAVE
TO
STAV
Editor,
Daily
News:
In
answer
to
"Another
Disgusted
Tenant's"
hitter
in
Friday's
Daily
News,
I
would
like
to
call
to
his
(or
her
I
attention
that
there
are
trains,
planes
and
boats
leaving
here
every
day,
and
if
they
aivs
so
down
on
this
city,
I
for
one
would
be
only
loo
happy
to
see
them
take
advantage
of
these
services.
This
type
of
people
come
here
with
nothing,
contribute
nothing,
yet
expect
we,
who
call
ourselves
citizens
and
try
to
better
our
town,
to
break
our
necks
so
they
may
have
the
best
of
everything.
To
me
this
knocking
is
like
waving
the
proverbial
red
flag.
Sure,
things
could
be
better
here
and
elsewhere
but
they
could
also
10
chips
in
the
seventh
race
and
still
another
in
the
eighth
my
only
consolation,
was
that
anyway
that
day's
gate
receipts
went
to
the
Assam
relict
fund.
oOo
WHEN
THE
NINTH
AND
last!
race
came
up
I
decided
that
the
situation
called
for
desperate
HaveSprki
living
while
getting
$15
and
$20
for
eight
hours
loafing,
will
like
it
when
there
are
no
unions,
no
eight
hourB,
five
days
a
week,
or
soft
snaps.
Today
the
person
who
talks
about
the
high
cost
of
living
better
do
some
figuring
the
dopes
in
the
government,
also.
.
There
was
never
a
time
in
history
when
living
was
so
luxurious
and
so
cheap
as
it
is
today.
Does
Your
Car
Call
363
HK
BETTER
.
.
.
Planning
Building
or
Repairing
measures.
I
did
not
look
at
the
horses
,nor
try
to
pick,
one
with
a
nice
name.
I
ignored
the
record
of
the
Jockey
or
the
weight
I
the
nags
carried.
I
wailed
foi-
the
odds
ti
go
up
on
the
board
and
said
to
my
companions:
"Which
one
has
the
By
means
of
the
Junior
Adjustable
Assurance
plan
you
can
now
make
systematic
payments
on
your
son's
behalf
which
will
be
of
great
value
to
him
when
he
peaches
manhood.
Investigate
this
remarkable
new
fun
J.ife
plan
under
which
the
assurance
increases
from
$1,000
to
$5,000
at
age
21,
with
no
increase
in
premium.
Many
other
valuable
provisions
contained
jo
fhis
policy.
Applicable
to
children
from
one
week
to
fjfteen
years.
be
a
lot
worse
as
"Another
Dis
The
cost
in
be
money
may
more
usted
nant
t
kmmr
r0
.
....
.
"
he
wouldn't
have
to
come
here
less.
An
hour's
work
will
buy
.
koo
,
,,
,
,,,K
You
know
the
nymptoms
loss
f
pfP-cranky
"digestion,"
poor
gas
slops
anil
starts.
We'v'
got
the
cure.
A
low
cost
time
P
session
in
our
"iiier.linf
room'
will
bring
about
your
car's
fast
recuperation.
Drive
lip!
longest
odds?"
The
answer
was
"Number
11
Takaiul."
So
I
placed
10
rupees
on
Tak
more
than
it
ever
did
before.
(
f
nmirca
(vinnnn
t
n
lit4
In
You
don
t
care
if
you
never
see
rib
urLndlndTn'.H'
?'
ain-we
return
your
v,Q
have
,
to
.,
,Z
T.
feelings
we
don
t
care
if
we
never
see
you
or
your
kind
again.
1
Thank
you
for
your
space,
Mr.
Editor.
live
off
their
savings,
those
on
pensions,
etc.,
re
getting
It
in
the
neck.
Even
government
bonds
are
not
a
good
investment
any
more.
The
value
of
property
of
any
kind
also
is
a
question.
BILL
COLLINS.
MAIL
THIS
COUPON
TODAY!
To:
SUN
LIFE
ASSURANCE
COMPANY
OF
CANADA
.,o5,
Prince
Rupert
B.C.
Black
837
flttst
tend
me,
without
obligation,
dttait
of
tht
Junior.
Adjmtabl
jUsuranct
for
m)
ton,
eg
tJAME.
-.
aiul
and,
believe
it
it
not,
that
brown
Indian-born
four-year-old
filly
won
nicely.
I
gat
back
94
rupees
for
mv
investment
of
10.
thus
ending
the
day
with
quite
a
(tidy
net
profit.
Still
my
warning
is
shun
gambling
especially
horse
racing,
un-le--s
you
too
"an
nick
a
long
shot
winner
in
the
last
race.
Superior
m
The
only
people
who
have
it
HISTORIC
TLATE
ADDRESS.,...
.o-...
.
.Tlk
il
1
soft
are
those
who
get
controlled
I
BRANTFORD,
Ont.
(CP)
The
rents;
Workmen's
Compensa-
historic
Queen
Anne
communion
tion.
Unemployment
Insurance,
nlate.
Dresented
bv
Queen
Anne
d
AU'"
'
STUDEBAKER
n
MITCHELL
&
CURRIE
LIMITED
Builders
&
Contractor
Repairs
HISTORIC
MARINE
Third
Avenue
at
Parlc
03EJ
The
Indian
Navy
traces
its
history
from
the
foundation
of
the
East
India
Company's
Mar-
baby
bonus
along
with
$12
to
to
the
Mohawk
Indians
here
in
$25
every
eight
hours,
which
is'
1712,
has
been
returned
to
the
increased
by
overtime.
'
j
Mohawk
Institute
after
being
on
All
of
these
conditions
are
j
display
at
the
Royal
Ontario
the
same
in
Britain,
Canada
and)
Museum
in
Toronto.
nun-
IN
Tint
MA
hi-'
CLASSIFIED
ADVEHTISINO
Une
In
1612.