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charge.
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j
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one."
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producing
the
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from
a
pocket.
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never
wear
a
hat,
Your
Honor."
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are
some
people
who
don't,
I
notice."
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the
magistrate.
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is
no
offence
yet.
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Interested
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not
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Tells
About
Russia
Today
Dr.
Durant
Give
Interesting
Lecture
in
Vancouver
as
Result
of
First-Hand
Knowledge
VANCOUVER.
Feb.
7
"If
I
could
have
come
back
from
Russia
and
told
the
American
people
that
It
was
a
paradise
I
would
have
been
the.
idol
of
every
woman's
club
in
the
country,
and
should
have
had
vast
audiences
everywhere.
Hindus
himself
told
me
that
there
is
hard
ly
a
city
In
American
which
would
j
not
welcome
the
story
of
Soviet
success
rather
than
the
story
of
misery,
despotism
and
sadness
that
exists
there."
This
was
one
of
a
number
of
statements
at
the
commencement
of
Dr.
Will
Durant's
address
on
"Russia
As
I
Saw
It,"
at
the
Vancouver
Theatre,
which
aroused
a
small
section
of
the
audience
to
pronounced
opposition,
and
heckling.
That
audience,
over
which
R.
J.
Cromie
presided,
filled
every
seat
in
the
house.
It
was
while
the
lecturer
i
whose
wife
is
a
Russian
Immigrant)
was
describing
the
tragedy
of
starvation,
poverty
and
misery
which
he
and
his
wife
found
when
they
visited
the
first
considerable
Russian
city,
Omsk,
that
the
interruptions
from
the
gallery
became
so
vocal
that
Dr.
Durant.
during
a
momen-
20ciiwverntnent
by
his
own
country
43c!
despite
the
fact
that
that
govern-Hcjment
was
the
most
vicious
and
ty-'Sc
rannlcal
government
on
earth
to-JOciday,
because
such
recognition
would
enable
the
American
people
MTILL!E
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silence,
said:
,
'
i
At
Gun
Point
"Wherever
I
went
In
Russia
the
military
had
complete
control.
All
the
grain
la
taken
from
the
peasantry
at
the"polnt
of
the
gun.
Conscription
such
as
Ik
unknown
in
any
other
J
country
is
In
force
in
Russia,
and
there
Is
compulsory
military
training
In
all
the
schools.
"One
of
the
greatest
tragedies
In
Russia
is
that
there
are
no
alternatives."
Until
within
the
last
two
months
no
Russian
could
leave
Russia,
and
the
new
regulation
which
enabled
him
to
get
out
by
the
payment
of
the
equivalent
of
S250
could
not
really
make
any
difference,
because
such
a
sum
re
presented
a
fabulous
amount
to
the
average
Russian
IH0AT
.
.
.
Here's
comforting
relief
without
"dosing."
Just
rub
on
VapoRus
Montreal
Having
Medical
Session
Of
Great
Import
American
College
of
Physicians
Meets
In
Canada
to
Discuss
New
Discoveries
and
Uellefs
MONTREAL.
Feb.
7:
The
year's
accomplishments
in
the
field
of
medical
science
is
being
reviewed
at
the
annual
clinical
session
of
the
American
College
of
Physicians
as
sembled
on
Canadian
soli
for
the
first
time
and
opening
yesterday.
A
thread
of
physiology
both
normal
and
patholbglcal
runs
through
most
of
the
papers,
indicative
of
the
Increasing
Importance
physiological
studies
are
taking
in
medical
work.
The
physiological
activity
of
the
cell
is
presented
from
both
a
theoretical
and
practical
standpoint
while
the
difference
in
chemical
constitution
favorable
to
various
diseases
and
the
manner
in
which
diseases
may
be
influenced
by
altering
body
chemistry
will
be
discussed
thoroughly.
The
John
Phillips
Memorial
Prise
Oration
was
given
last
night
by
Dr.
William
B.
Castle
of
Boston
for
his
series
of
studies
showing
the
rela-tlonhlD
of
gastric
digestion
to
the
pathogenesis
of
anemia,
the
demonstration
of
the
role
of
extrinsic
fae-tors
in
hematonoleais.
and
finally
In
the
demonstration
that
the
extrtn-
I
had
presumed
when
I
cameto
hrrflk
down
some
of
the
barn-
Uctor
PnUclous
anemia
can
here
that
Vancouver
was
a
cltv1
.w.
v
i.n(..i-
be
obtained
from
yeast
as
well
as
which
has
Inherited
the
British
traditions
of
courtesy
to
a
speaker.
"I
Mve
promised
you
twenty
minutes
at
the
finish,
when
you
n
ask
me
any
questions,
and
when
any
Oommunlst
among
you
rsn
occupy
the
platform
If
be
like.
Le
me
assure
anv
Communists
in
the
etjdienee
that
no
rou?
can
sympathise
more
than
I
do
rith
them,
because
X
I"
ave
,
suffer--d
the
dislUu.ficrment
of
having
bee.t
to
Russia."
.
"
This
answer
war
meted
with-a
ot
from
th
rmllenr
"Oo
on
lth
your
mtserl-s"
"All
riiM."
-rrmnien
.Dr
Dtirint.
as
he
re-
-vrrr.
his
ea.
"u
that
Is
vour
Attitude
of
mind
It
will
h
useleM
for
me
to
attemo-td
do
what
I
have
ben
brought'
here
to
do
give
vou
mv
impressions
of
Russia
as
I
foaad-lt."
i
A
Challenge
But
this
was
he
final
Interruption,
ajift
jatifeaudience
gave
the
speaker
a
nfflger
round
of
applause
as
he
stoollup
again.
From
then
on
he
was
given
a
very
good
hearing.
As
be
resumed
he
said:
"I
feel
that
our
system
is
leading
us
Into
as
great
a
tragedy
as
that
of
Russia,
God
knows
if
they
ooulc
show
us
a
way
out
we
would
accept
It."
Dr.
Durant
did
not
paint
the
whole
of
the
.gre
Russian
experiment
in
sombre
colors.
Some
things
that
the
Soviet
had
done,
he
said.
In
the
midst
of
all
the
terrorism
and
tragedy
that
pre
vailed
there
were
of
permanent
value.
Some
Benefits
It
was
the
first
greet
attempt
in
the
socialisation
of
agriculture.
It
might
be
described
above
all
else
as
an
Industrial
revolution.
"It
has
Drought
a
certain
unity
and
peace
to
the
many
warring
nation
within
the
great
Russian
zone.
It
has
brought
education
to
a
people
traditionally
untutored
and
Industrial
discipline
to
a
people
naturally
buy."
It
was
producing
a
new
generation
which
might
be
unlike
anything
the
world
had
ever
seen.
He
was
strongly
In
favor
of
the
recognition
of
the
present
Soviet
that
It
is
iv
Am
rvrfnt
which
i
ultlng
closely
uurani
made
were
the
following
related
to
Vitamin
B.
The
prise
will
be
presented
to
Dr
Deportations
Cattle
at
the
Convocation
of
the
"There
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more
ceporta-
College
tomorrow
night.
At
the
tions
U
Siberia
in
any
month
on-
Convocation
Sir
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dtr
the
present
regime
than
there
professor,
of
the
history
of
medicine
have
been
In
at
history
of
Rus-
at
MeOIll
university
will
deliver
an
Ha
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the
time
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Itfuu
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