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Prince
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wiu
daughter
of
Scotland,
in
her
early
was
known
in
the
royal
family.
"It
scene
of
St.
Paul's
Waldenbury.'
November
tfi,
1911
I
was
the
elder
boy's
pranks
durins
Hertfordshire,
England,
than
of:
Chief
Walter
Owen
headed
a!
.02
their
visit
to
their
Indulgent
J
olamls
with
Its
rugged
battle-'
party
of
six
provincial
police
con-.25
!
grandparents
which
were
noted
by
i
ments
and
trade
story.
Shake-Ilables
which
left
on
this
morning'
visitors
to
Sandringham,
wrotJ
Speare
placed
the
murder
of
Dun-
train
for
Kltwanga
enroute
to
the
one
observer.
Can
by
Macbeth
at
Olamls.
though
Kit
ancooi
Valley
where
the
In-'W
The
late
Lord
Esher,
governorihard
facta
of
history
reduce
it
to'
dlans
have
been
causing
trouble
for
!?
lof
Windsor
Castle
and
a
close'a
poetic
legend
j
white
surveyors,
having
driven
y
$5.00.friend
and
confidant
of
the
royalj
During
the
Great
War
years,80"160'
them
out
of
the
valley.
W
.12;
family,
with
an
excellent
oppor-.oiamls
was
turned
into
a
military)
50
tunity
of
noting
th
characters-1
hospital
and
Lady
Elizabeth.
her;
Mrs-
William
Manson,
Mrs.
A.
M.
tics
of
the
two
boys
wrote
In
his
four
brothers
at
the
front,
was
a:Manson
M-
T-
McCIymont
ridiy
3.00
'diary
in
1901:
"The
second
boy
ir
familiar
figure
''around
Ita
great
Mrs.
3-
M-
CarmlcSael
Will
be
pat-
a
on
the
shamest
but
there
is
some-
rnnmt
rooms
ronesses
ronesses
ol
of
the
the
annual
annual
St.
St.
Andrew
Andrew
a
s
It
a
thing
rather
taking
about
Prince
1
Edward."
Saturday.
November
-2fi..lfi22-
.
.
'
'
ii
I
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......
-
4WAf
-
-
I
II
Ml.
I
I
Daughter
of
Scotland
i
!.
eloquent,
'i'"
expressive
eyes
PIGEON
rir.rhv
nuhtr
GHOST
Lady
Elizabeth
Bowes
Lyon,
as
"She
had
th;
loveliest
pair
of'bal1
ot
lh
st-
Andrew's
Society
tojy
ne,d
thU
wfek-
-blue
eyes
I'd
ever
seen-
very-b
S,
that'
lr
could
speak
for
,Chemselves,"
wrote
a
uoraon
iiigruancier
wno
was
In
View
Of
recent
changes,
it
is
difficult
to
follow
'ShZ!'
nursed
back
to
health
and
strength
European
diplomacy.
With
Great
Britain
and
France
est
child
but
one
of
10
bom
to
J1,
lsZl
hJT552
now
loosely
tied
to
Germany
and
Italy,
it
is
easy
to
un-
sir
Claude
George
and
Lady
Nma
utu.
no?
and
th
derstand
how
the
Communists
of
France
might
precipi-
Bowes
Lon-
Slr
ciaude
in
1904
fpijg
and
Tier
smile
was
a
rotate
a
strike
such
as
is
going
on.
It
is
also
easy
to
see
that)
SritSbior"tSt
time
reshment,,
in
the
Orient
there
might
be
differences
over
the
change
a
Scottish
barony
it
was
in
1937
Incident8llv-
a
portrait
of
ciev-
Of
front
Japan,
being
tied
up
With
Germany
and
Italy
created
the
enrldora
of
Straihmore
erh0U6e
hanelng
In
the
old
ban-
and
opposed
to
Communism,
it
is
not
difficult
to
realize
&
Kinghorne
m
the
united
JjJ
that
Communistic
China
be
inclined
break
with
to
might
Kingdom.
f
nt
vallantl
tQr
lh
&
tu
n
Britain.
11
has
beei1
Plnted
out
00111
rovm
xJLr
nHit.
of
with
China
in
the
Orient
nnrl
with
the
o-nvernment
Wee
""v.
I
-
'
"
,he
the
Queen's
ances-
1
o
mmv.
aiiiga,
uuuuit
stio
wun
-
KoftlAH
for
I!ia
TirnKltM
m
Spain,
although
there
are
many
who
have
opposite
sym-
riage
with
Elizabeth
of
York
m
iJtthei
EngSh
JacoDltw
pathies,
especially
in
regard
to
the
Spanish
situation.
.
THE
SHEEP
AND
THE
GOATS
The
world
seems
to
be
dividing
into
those
favoring!
Communism
and,
those
opposed
to
it.
The
statement
ol
Stalin
that
Russia
is
ringed
about
with
enemies
seems
to
be
more
or
less
true,
except
that
Great
Britain
and
France
have
shown
no
active
enmity
to
the
Soviets
and
certainly
would
not
do
so
if
the
Comintern
would
mind
its
own
bus-iness
and
not
keep
on
boring
from
within
as
is
being
done
in
this
and
other
countries.
.
i
Many
of
us
in
Canada
feel
a
very
great
svmoathy
with
thf
Russian
neople
and
would
like
to
see
.them
succeed
under
their
chosen
form
of
government
were
it
not
for
the
constant
efforts
of
the
Internationale
to
interfere
in
our
own
administration.
That
is
the
reason
for
the
Padlock
Law
in
Quebec.
It
may
become
the
reason
for
restrictive
measures
in
the
United
States
and
the
present
upheaval
in
France
mav
possibly
lead
to
the
establishment
of
a
dictatorship
in
that
country.
j
THE
LESSER
EVIL
j
In
view
of
these
trends
we
shall
view
with
great
interest
all
inter
national
movements
and
note
to
what
ex'-'
tent
they
conform
with
what
we
have
outlined.
It
must
be
remembered
that
the
dictatorship
in
Italy
was
set
up
at
a
time
vvhrn
Communism
had
a
strong
hold
on
the
country
and
"-a
desio-ried
to
save
Ttaly
from
a
dictatorship
of
the
prolitar'at.
Hitler
pushed
himself
to
the
fore
to
save
Ger-manv
from
Communism.
Several
other
countries
have
had
dictum-
forced
upon
them
for
similar
reasons.
There
is
a
no??ibilitv
of
other
countries
following
if
Commun-.
ism
becomes
too
active,
,
Tr
is
curious
that
dictatorships
have
arisen
because
of
Communism
and
vet
in
Russia,
the'Kbme'of'Cdmmun-ism,
a
dictator
had
to
whip
the
peonle
into
line
to
keen
them
from
breaking
away
from
Communism
after
a
crude
;
forn
of
H
had
been
established.
Many
lives
have
been
taken
in
Russia
in
the
effort
to
stamp
out
democracy
and
keep
the
dictatorship
in
power.
The
people
of
Russia,
just
like
the
peonle
of
Germany
and
Italy,
do
dare
not
express
an
opinion
that
is
out
of
line
with
the
opinion
of
the
dictators.
People
who
express
opinions
are
liquidated.
fc
SOME'
DAYS
TOO
SOON
STRATFORD.
Ont.
Nov.
2
'ater
Len
Sandev
would
have
been
ket
of
soot.
CONSOLIDATED
MINING
&
SMELTING
OCMPANY
OPERATIONS,
1937-38
Employment
)uring.
1937
averaged
6,926
men.
Wages
paid
in
1937'amotinted
to
$11,600,000.
Materials
purclineed
aVnounterf
to
.$9,725,000.-
u.
v
'
'
Reserves
of
the
company
are
not
nil
in
cash,
hut
.
arc
represented
largely
by
properties
in
various-'
AtflI!eH
flf
llpVl'limmetlf..
fill
tllivirt
IF
111!
tl.lrjwla
nf
'
"
n
.....j....,
-"f
..
....
v.n
.
men.
Expansion
of
tie
company
lias
contjimed
in
1938.
.(
The
latest
iniMrtaiit
development
t
the
om-menrement
of
a
50,000
liorrMver
hydro
electric
installation
on
Kootrtiav
Hiver,
under
direction
of
Jriie
(!rnplrjl,
VI-c-Prrllent
of
the
Vrt
Koolnmy
Poner
rntu
UKJit
Coinmny
(a
subsidiary
of
the
'Consolidated
Mlnltijc
and
Smelting
Company)
t
an
rtimatel
rost
of
3)
millions.
consouDDTED
mininc
&
smELTinc
compflnv
of
cflnflon
liriited
.1.
"
lit
TIIISONBURO.
OnL.
Nov.
28
CP
nilsonburg's
oollce
sutlnn
Si
ghost
has
been
caught.
After
to
S;
days
of
eerie
sounds,
police
centred
Jj?
Investigation
on
a
stove-pipe
and
l
found
a
plump
pigeon
warming
It-
5
self.
1
CP
Had
it
happened
a
few
days
5
Canadian
sympathies
generally
seem
to
have
been
J
"vtvW
the
8tuaft
KinS
are
reminiscent
of
,f
J
iiowe,
s
pe
y
ley
was
smothered
under
a
blan
V
9
it
ITS
UNNECESSARY
to
suffer
from
the
headaches,
stomach
pains,
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due
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a
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stomach
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Simply
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sign
o(
dhtrcss.
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you
take
them
unnoticed
by
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There's
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nausea
or
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feeling.
H
produce
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You'd
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guess
from
the
tender,
almost
b:
nign
smile
on
the
face
of
Chancellor
CI
t
chequer
Sir
John
Simon,
that
the
battered
case
he.
holds
in
his
hand
here
as
he
left
the
treasury
for
the
House
ot
Parliament,
contained
bad
news
for
Britain's
millions.
That
1
the
famous
and
hts.
torlc
budget
box,
containing
Sir
John's
recommendations
for
raising
revenue
in
the
coming
year.
This
year,
thanks
to
Britain's
rearmament
program,
new
taxes
were
Imposed
on
Britons,
among
them
an
Increase
In
income
tax,
bringing
the
toial
Income
levy
of
Englishmen
Up
to
more
than
17
per
cent.
'
EARLIER
YEARS
GAVE
GEORGE
1486.
The
Queen's
father
traced
XO
TITLE
TO
HIGH
PLACE
his
descent
from
Sir
John
Lyon
of
jForteviot,
to
whom
Robert
II
of
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Scotland
granted
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lands
and
thanage
of
Olamls
In
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observation
as
heirs-apparent
andi
The
Queen,
while
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