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we
in
a
jerenr.ia
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of
neee-sity.
and
fiece.-.-ity
is
the
dictator
of
u-ork-
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we
refused
to
o-y
it
dictaSie
we
woid
tane.
ar.d
If
we
did
hot
work
hard
ero-jrh,
cor.ar.t
er.ough.
and
-sive
enough,
-.ve
wouki
live
in
a
perretiual
tate
of
Krareity.
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this
earth
there
L-
no
land
"flovorg
v.
ith
fr.k
a.vi
honey,"
not
een
in
the
Middle
Eat.
a:-
the
ar,ck-rt
Ifraelite
diK-overed,
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was
only
a
Promised
Land
hut
there
are
people
uiay
who
are
.-till
locking
for
iL
Even
the
.4-oj.'e
of
Britain
have
landed
in
a
jate
of
growing
.-areity.
They
have
distributed
-hat
they
thought
was
"wealth."
h-x
jt
has
turned
out
to
paj-er
money
which
has
le-s
purchasing
power
than
the
old
coinage.
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is
po.-.-ille
to
a'.t-"-'"?
ute
rai
vseaith
on
an
eouaiity
hasis
but
the
trouble
is
that
ir.
doing
m
the
total
amount
and
the
real
value
of
the
wealth
nay
be
reduced.
Granting
that
there
is
a
-.vide
field
for
reducing
-
inequality,
the
.-pring?
of
human
action
muj-t
not
be
:jmored.
Theie
is
r.o
e-caie
from
exertion
in
this
work!
The
gates
of
the
Garden
of
Eden
are
guard-ed
by
artels
with
flaming
swords.
There
is
not
sufficient
room
or
food
for
in
the'
jungle?
of
On-tral
Africa,
and
how
many
of
us
want
to
go
there
afid
live
the
life
of
the
pigmies?
The
demands
of
rece-sity
and
the
fear
of
.starvation
have
forced
us
to
work
for
our
living,
and
work
has
raided
our
rtature,
mentally
and
spiritually.
In
other
word,
j.e;esi:y
and
work
have
civilized
us
and
we
have
;eve!oped
into
enterprising,
inventive
and
progressive
human
beings.
We
have
achieved
dominion
over
the
earth,
the
air
and
the
elements-,
and
over
the
beasts
of
the
fields,
and
all
that
we
require
for
ar
jeac-e
i.
to
subdue
the
beast
in
ourselves.
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FAR
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active
se-rv
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is
concerned,
Jaris
Hartley
McLeod
retires
as
collecUjr
of
cust-im
at
Prince
Ruert
today
although
he
still
has
a
lew
months
to
go
which
he
will
spend
on
retirement
-ave.
ilr.
ilcLeod,
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a
young
man
in
apjear-arice,
spirit
and
physique,
has
the
distinction
of
beting,
from
standpoint
of
length
of
sendee,
the
oldest
'
customs
officer
in
Canada.
Of
all
pioneer
Prince
Rupert
figures,
there
is
none
better
and
more
favorably
known
than
Jarvis
-McLeod.
That
is
because
he
has
always
been,
through
good
times
and
bad,
through
easy'and
trying
days
alike,
a
zealous,
efficient,
heipful
arid
friendly
official
Ever
genial
and
courteous,
treating
evenone
with
equal
due,
he
made
raanv
lasting
friends.
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is
in
the
nature
of
our
daily
avocations
that
rrthe
newspaier
people
and
the
collector
of
cu.-toms
ifcoul'J
always
be
in
close
contact.
The
Daily
News,
reminiscent
of
many
years
of
such
intimate,
friendly
contact,
.sincerely
wishes
Jarvis
McLeod
a
full
measure
of
happy
days
to
enjoy
his
retirement.
We
are
glad
that
he
is
still
active
and
youthful
enough
to
have
such
full
enjoyment.
We
are
especially
.
PPy,
as
his
many
friends
are,
that
he
intends
to
keep
closely
in
touch
with
the
north
if
not
maintain
-!
.
"liig
hi
permanent
future
residence
here.
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if
;
u
e
know
Jarvis
McLeod,
we
would
say
that
he
is
too
confirmed
a
northerner
and
sourdough
to
ever
be
;
,
permanently
happy
elsewhere.
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