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not
been
akrd
to
break
home
ties,
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far
country,
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fate
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of
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us.
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you
lose
anything,
advertise
for
it.
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and
Mrs.
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THE
KAM
JOHANNESBURG,
Oct.
90
9
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Local
authorities
may
assume
an
important
role
in
public
health
and
social
services
after
the
war,
says
a
report
by
the
city
treasurer
suggesting
a
ministry
or
board
of
local
government
to
centralize
control.
FOR
QUICK
RESULTS
TRY
A
NKWS
WANT
ADD.
Third
Victory
Loan
Z
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OR
DE1T.AT;
VS
Tit
Freedom
or
V
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arc
the
only
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Grotto
Cigar
Store
THE
DAILY
NEWS
PAOE
THREE
TRAINING,
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Columbia.
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while
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holds
the
Dirt
'tabled
living
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made
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lud-tn
the
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of
M
German
battlfhin
t
Brent
strtd
the
drop-Tttn
of
bombs
W.BrW
Briees.
Who
tcrtped
R
AT.
Ave
years
ago.
tnok
part
ir
the
first
raid
ovr
Tta'v
an
i"
:i
leaflet
raid
,ln
wtvrh
thon::'-"s
of
leaflets
were
dropped
V
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nna.
Prague
and
other
cwitinrn'al
cities
butvigmy!
:
Victory
Loan
OVCVAITEA
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REV.
E.
O.
1IOLEN
Rev.
E.
O.
Holen
of
Chicago,
Illinois,
arrived
last
evening
by
train
from
the
East
and
opened
a
series
of
nightly
meetings
In
the
Norwegian
language
at
the
St
Paul's
Lutheran
Church.
Mr.
Holen
has
for
a
number
of
years
been
pastor
of
the
congregation
which
built
the
beautiful
Memorial.
Church
In
Chicago.
He
Is
at
the
present
time
traveling
secretary
and
evaneUst
for
the
.il.raled
Lutheran
Young
Peo
ple's
Societies
of
America.
He
will
also
be
the
speaker
at
the
Norwegian
divine
;
services
on
Sunday.
JUY
THE
NEW
.
VICTORY'
BONDS
Buy
Victory
Bonds
M.
T.
LEE,
Merchant
Tailor
Hitler
and
Rirohito
0
M
Great
Plans
for
Canada
'i
Yes.
all
Canada's
great
resources
...
her
V.
wheat
fields,
her
foresU,
her
factories,.
.
.
'
,y
'
I
could
be
put
to
wonderful
use
by
the
ruth-l
leir
bully-boys
from
Germany,
by
the
polite
Utile
savages
from
Japan.
Aad
Canada's
boundless
acres
would
provide
plenty
of
living
room
...
for
the
Germans
and
the
Japs.
.
.'
But
what
of
the
Canadians?
The
answer
vi$t
staple
when
you
think
what
happened
f
arid
is
still
happening
to-
the
Poles,
the
-Greeks;
the
Yugo-Slavs
and
all
the
others
t
...
in
terms
of
slow
starvation,
slave
labor,
mass
executions.
s
Every
time
a
hard-working
Canadian
man
;
or
woman
buys
a
Victory
Bond,
the
plans
of
Hitler
and
Hirohito
receive
a
set-back.
The
more
you
save
and
lend
...
the
more
certain
yon
help
make
It
that
our
enemies
shall
never
put
their
greedy
claws
on
Canada.
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There
is
only
one
issue
in
this
war
Victory,
or
Defeat.
If
li
Is
defeat,
you
lose
all.
Speed
the
Victory
by
backing
our
armed"
r
...
.might
with
your
dollars.
Without
civilian
aid
our
troops
coma
not
carry
on.
GORDON'S
HARDWARE
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tree
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cuVV
mote
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hose
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of
BUY
THE
NKW
Buy
VICTORY
BONDS
The
men
who
died
on
the
beaches
at
Dieppe
did
a
job
we
couldn't
do.
They
gloried
in
their
achievement
but,
when
those
who
lived
return,
let
none
of
them
meet
a
man
who
icfused
to
do
his
duty
here.
William
F.
Stone
"Clothes
of
Distinction"
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