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Decisive
Battles
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TUESDAY.
JULY
28,
142
It
may
be
that
historians.
Borincr
avor
tlw
roMnio
Of
World
War
II.
wiH
find
that
tho
atmnup
rf
1Q10
mkn'
battles
among
nations
may
be
won
or
lost
loner
nffpr
thn't
The
widow
of
a
prospector
has
inherited
$491,-000.
Evidently
one
man
found
the
pot
of
gold
at
the
foot
of
the
rainbow.
NAZIS
BAN
BERET
LONDON,
July
28:
0!-
Informal
tion
reaching
London
if
that
the
Oermans
hav
banned
the
'wearing
of
the
Basque
beret
by
Frenchmen
in
Lorraine
because
It
la
pon-aldered
"pro-French."
LONDON,
July
28:
OS
Fines
totalling
$92,425
were"
lm
Dosed
on
RED
SOX
WINNERS
Bavtoa
Defeats
Cleveland
In
Oely
Iit
Leatve
Game
1
NSW
WKC.
Jo
36
Only
At
Esterman
and
Egginton.
Ltd.
and
t
Loula
Esterman.
a
director
of
the
I
company,
for
supplying
hosiery
f
and
fancy
goods
In
excess
of
their
X
nuota.
i?
American
League
TAXI
Service
the
anajo.
wterdaa.
This
was
an
American
League
came
in
,
which
the
Barton
Red
Sox
and
jcievetand
Indians
are
battling
for
j
runau-na
aosataaa.
The
Red
Sox
j
wa
8
to
and
m
asw
oae
full
same
hfd
of
the
rfffirtv
and
tweree-aad-a-hatf
wanes
behind
tne
pacemrtrtnt
New
York
Yan-kees.
In
the
ataitami
Leaaae
tne
iBraatryn
Dadaera
new
nave
an
j
eight
suae
toad.
Thee
scheduled
,
National
Waaui
aames
wer?
pu-
poned
yesterday.
The
teaaase
rmnsaaas
to
date:
National
League
W.
L.
l
Brooklyn
-
70S
St
Loans
36
4
CineauiaU
........
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44
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York
46
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38
0
Saaa-rrich
in
Uabon
naw
are
fltntag
oat
.
-serehantassn
with
the
name
of
Carttaa
I.,
wlbeb
am
flr
two
nags.
pvan
aa
tin
ta
the
International
Red
Cross.
aa
ruAca
e
mntMntMi
V
.n-nr.i
ttw.vw
-j..
...
.1
.
ium
ubu
wat
lorat
aar
um
oi
a
....
v..w
tuti,lm.j
.
aw-i,
nunc
i-.
ji
miiiih
i
-.
i.,,...
.
the
most
critical
of
the
war,
did
not
in
faet
prode
its
ZLlLT
decisive
battle.
They
may
even
agree
that
the
battle
that
on
war
work,
have
paased
$22.35
a
insured
the
defeat
of
the
Axis
was
not
owe
in
which
the
united
Nations
tnumphed
but
one
in
which
the
potentially
most
powerful
was
caught
fast
asleep.
For
as
Sir
Edward
Creasy
chose
the
battle
of
Saratoga
instead
of
Yorktown
for
his
"Fifteen
Decisive
Battles
of
the
World,"
published
in
1851
and
now
a
classic,
so
it
should
turn
out
that
the
Japanese
treachery
at
Pearl
Harbor
guaranteed
the
defeat
of
the
Axis.
It
was
the
fact
that
Benedict
Arnold's
defeat
of
Bureovne
at
Sara
BURNETT'S
GIN
Because
Burnett's
is
an
EXTRA
DRY-(ttanreet.
eoed)
Gin,
yoo
can
add
or
leave
oot
sweetness,
when
mixing
drinks,
rod
swtt
every
indirfdusl
taste.
Be
wis
host
jerre
Burnett's.
PHONE
13
24-Hour
Service
at
Kecular
Kates
shooting
has
ceased.
The
battles
won
along
the
Marneli
Nf)W
TWP
TNW
were
lost
again
by
stages
from
Versailles,
through
Man-;
,
t
i,Vfrr
iU
illLl
UiflLi
nil.
f
11
w-i
a
m
M
-
T
churia,
Ethiopia,
the.
Rhineland
and
Spain.
The
lessons'::
of
that
tragic
moril
retreashjuld
help
us
to
win
total
victory
nexi
lime.
i-
j
PtfASE
SAVE
THE
BOTTIC!
Canada
ndf
gtat
s!
Sv
ad
beffits.
Yowr
Sofvoye
Commin
wffl
collect.
Ttu
&a
in.-
.
-..
dupiaie
--.
rw
!.
.
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'."or-jfrtii
Board
r
r
-jk
(j
-nma-.
of
Briuti
CoJ
mt
ji.
TOTS
NOT
FORnOTTK
j'Jeet
of
mercy
antns
to
carry
car-
uotttXSH.
aiy
M:
0-To
beio
koa
to
war
riaonen
and
aaffer-ia
the
abofUce
of
chUdam
i
ins
popototiona.
toy
CH
Eeienee
waram
in
rail.
.
!oaa
orarmciaJ
tamt
areaa
haat
BRmsir
wages
up
htm
ad
to
mtim
(rain
vojmon,
Jary
X:
ai
official
that
for
the
ftrat
in
thia
war
the
avetace
earn-
aaWaaed
taaaer
to
their
ALL
IRON
MEN
Tribal
dances
MoBambtaae
hours.
of
toga
brought
r
ranee
into
the
American
war
for
indepeit-
"dies
and
gents
suits
naval
officers
ucuvc
iimi
rey
consiuerea
ueClSlVC
0
Tailored
to
Measure
How
long
the
United
States
would
have
remained
a
nonbelligerent
party
in
World
War
II
wjere
it
not
for
Pearl
Harbor
is
anybody's
jruess.
Perhaps
not
long.
But
it
might
have
been
a
long
time
before
the
country
would
fidve
oeveiopeu
even
as
much
emotional
drive
as
surged
info
being
within
a
few
hours
on
December
7.
But
for
decisiveness
Pearl
Harbor
may
have
to
share
honors
with
that
almost
equally
amazing
thrust
!
that
Hitler
ordered
against
Russia
in
his
midsummer
madness
of
1WL
Or
shall
we
go
back
a
little
farther
and
ask
whq(would
be
making
the
decisions
irk
Europe
todar
if
'the
British
people,
had
not
stood
out
alone
against
the
German
air
might
through
a
terrible
year?
,
In
a
global
war
thgre
may
be
a
number
of
decisive
battles
the
results
of
drfynne
of
which
could
affect
all
the
rest.
Looking
over
Creasy's
list,
one
is
struck
by
the'
thought
that
the
world's
concept
of
decisive
battles
has
been
limited
to
epics
of
violence.
There
wa.
Marathon,1
Arbela,
Metaurus,
Chalons,
Tours,
HastingsDrake's
victory
in
the
English
Channel,
Waterloo
and
its
preroftuis-'
.
1
.
.
if
n
T-o
T
.1
11
,.1,1,
.it,
noiaiKdi.
met;
are
me
nine
mac
sun
100K
prettv
important,
out
of
the
fifteen
Creasy
offers.
But
they
and
all
the
rest
were
battles
of
destruction.
as
were
the
so-called
decisive
battles
of
World
War
J,j
worn
frtiirrVif
nlnn
4-V.
1
f
n
I
1fi1
I
1
4mn
.....v..
s,
iittiuc
in
xvL'i
aiviix
-JC
anil
Hiin.
What
the
world
knows
today
is
that
the
.
really
decisive
l.
ail
I
a
m
FIT
GUARANTEED
REASONABLE
PRICES
318
Sth
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Behind
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of
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for
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CONGOLEUM
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LINOLEUM
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Also
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Inlaid
and
Moulded
Inlaid
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arrived.
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Is
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that
you
should
lay
in
your
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supply
this
summer
aa
It
is
almost
certain
that
the
dealers
will
not
be
able
to
cope
satisfactorily
with
the
demand
next
winter.
IT
IS
NOT
HOARDING
TO
BUY
YOUR
COAL
EARLY
(It
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also
necessary
to
place
your
order
a
day
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of
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Jaty
38:
A
Canadian
Pvwas
sooey
deacrtbtwy
her
Itast
btrfsnaay
casehratian
has
opened
Jte
hippy
prospect
for
Mrs.
Jason
Hamu
Port
of
beanna:
tram
Ontario
ratattves
wfce
lost
;
track
of
her
half
a
century
o
.
"I'd
like
to
go
back
there."
she
'said
aatfaaly
wheal
told
that
Mr
;
A
J
PM.
497
Woorwtah
Street.
Oweiph
Oncawto.
had
read
the!
,
story
and
aased
mr
hee
aeerewi
artan
as
he-
haahand's
ant.
"Oram?
Pnat.
a
ahe
to
a4re-ttanawr)
iMaasen
by
tfce
,
Slaef
Staperior.
nanses
and
otfeer
pa-jtlents
in
Moant
St
J4y'
Reane
for
tne
Aaed
here
smm
hnt
a
M
wearv
freoi
ail
taw
eartteawat
of
rtf
birthday
aaety
waea
aV
e-
-rrer
called
Her
aaa
and
anwt-
lldren
aatheeed
ahat
aee
aa
jid
a
barn
Then
rwer.
arodJMT
aad
a
I
M4I.'
New
Trk-
Premier
T
D.
PattaUo
of
BrtUah
lOotaaaaa
waatt
he
was
11
yeata
bid
aad
uaed
to
rat
hsa
a4her
at
WoniaaiBek.
"When
Twaa
aaarfted
to
Mr
there
four
yarn
and
then
went
to
Part
Arthur
Ptre
years
later
we
mored
to
Tletorta
"
ibriaae
"
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iM
a
6
8
0
O
O
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
ANNOUNCEMENT
MODERN
TAILOR
NOW
OPEN
0i(Mvxmuww
1
i
was
a
aa
reenter
We
to
Wlaaisea
la
1891.
Uved
Son
Work
at
SS
Mrs.
Paara
hashaad
died
10
lae
baa
ane
saa.
who
ra
Sa
aeaaTef
day
a
a
car
pester.
Another
son
died
same
raM
aco.
"He
aerrr
nearer
rfnan
the
shook
af
imttxt
his
wife
yoartf
asa
in
the
Pamt
EUice
daaaier
here
on
May
26
r-he
aaai.
An
overloaded
:mw
car
niHiia
umwni
vm
aoaar
retnWaaj
in
loaa
of
&i
lire
gj
"Oraany"
recalled
tavoaent
of
21
the
American
Crrll
War
when
she
Had
hi
Wattrtowa.
N
Y
and
Jersey
City
"Then
there
were
the
Fenian
Raids
in
Oanada.
I
was
iivinc
in
OaaaAoqee
and
when
the
boys
went
away
all
the
women
tried.
But
the
Fenians
did
not
come
far
eawoah
and
the
boys
didn't
have
to
fight
them
Mra.
Poat
remembered
Confederation
and
said
that
she
had
seen
Sir
John
A.
Maedonald
on
several
oecatJoni.
"We
were
Con-aervatrrea."
ahe
aaid.
"twt
(
kn
a
Canada
became
a
nation
we
'didn't
care
who
ran
thtnes
I'm
.
a
Canadian
and
stways
shall
be
"
I
She
did
not
think
that
modern
i
girls
ware
drfferent
from
those
of
her
day.
"In
the
old
days
some
gma
oeed
sesarthrnt
Hke
lipstick
route
I
dtaflTf
.
.
.
and
nevef
latrlm
untH
a
year
or
ao
be
fore
I
lost
ay
aiaht
frre
years
ago
I
was
a
Meehods
and
netrr
B9kd.
danced
or
played
cards
Dancing
la
food
exerriae.
I
euem.
but
I
never
learned."
Mrs
Boat
eonentded
the
interview
with
the
remark:
"I
honor
any
girl
who
pota
on
the
Canadian
uniform.''
WHO
GETS
MONSTER?
INVBRWree,
Scotland
July
28:
W
The
qaeation
ia.
'doe
the
Loch
Ness
Monster
go
with
the
estate?"
Aayway.
Balmacaan
Estate.
Inverness,
whew
50.000
acres
Include
Loch
Neas.
home
of
the
fa-mew
"monster."
la
to
be
sold,
and
the
monstrr.
!f
rUJ)
about
will
have
a
new
owner
J.
M.
S.
Loubser
D.O.
B.A.
CHIROPRACTOR
,
Wallace
Block
phone
10
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