Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - April 8, 1929, Winnipeg, Manitoba Editorial Section pages 17 to 30 Freedom of Trade Liberty of religion Equality of civil rights Winnipeg monday april 8, ,12 the vote for the postal workers not profit it is regrettable Taftt the Dominion government did by its experience last year to the extent of declining to resubmit to parliament the vote for the Winnipeg postal strikers they found it advisable to withdraw. This matter not be considered without re opening the whole question of the Winnipeg strike of 1919. This is something a Liivi considerations of prudence and Public welfare should suggest alone for the Parsaso of time has not in the least led to any adjustment in fee Points of View of those who have disagreed As to the origins motives and purposes of the strike. Last year in a Brief but bitter debate a High followed the submission of the vote to the House Jar. Bennett said the stake Ivas in the minds of its promoters a consciously revolutionary movement intended to Surv no. Th0 intended to subvert the gov co eminent of the country and he cited the findings of the court in Winnipeg of support this View while or. Woodsworth took the line that it was a comparatively innocent development the Char Acter of which had Beem grossly misrepresented. This involved of course the necessity of representing the court cases which followed like strike As part of a policy of injustice. Or. Woods Ortli did not boggle at Innis requirement. He talked about dastardly conspiracies travesties of Justice farcical trials. This interchange of views illustrates what is bound to happen whenever the. Winnipeg strike of 1919 comes up for discussion All the u us Bitte Nesses revive. By an agreement entered into by consent the Issue is left alone pretty much in a Winnipeg on the principle of letting sleeping dogs lie but the Dominion government is prepared it seems to have the question stirred up anew and made the subject of discussions which Are bound to be violent in both the commons and the Senate. Because it is not possible 1" Deal with this business of paying Back Money to pres ent members of the Post office staff who went on strike in 1919 without bringing up the question of the merits of the great strike. The Justice of making these payments can Only be established if certain things Are first established that the a Winnipeg strike was in itself right that the postal workers did right in striking in sympathy with it that the Dominion government of that Day had no business to Issue an ultimatum that the workers must return to work or lose their jobs that the Dominion government did wrong in trying to Man the Post office and give the Public a service and that the men who took the strikers positions had no claims to consideration and should have been turned into the Street when after the strike the strikers returned and asked for their positions. 3ir. Heenan the minister of labor took All these positions flatfoot edly in 1926 when he made a recommendation to Veniot the Bost Naster general which was the immediate cause of or. A Eliot s efforts to induce the government and Par i Faient to make these Grants. It is not surprising however that the Dominion government does not relish being put in the position of appearing to confirm these conclusions and last session or. Arenio and or. Thorson made an attempt which will doubtless be repeated this year to make it appear that there is no connection Between the granting of this Money to the postal workers and the question of the merits of the action of the postal workers in leaving their employ ment and defying the state. They failed hopelessly because the connection is exp limit and undeniable. Or. Thorson argued that greater. For the three years net result was a Revenue increase rom to per capita a difference of ?3.80. Expenditures on Revenue account had increased Only irom to per capita in the same period. And a decrease in the deficits on the government railway and steam. Ships increase in current expenditures and this together with adjustment of interest left the net result a decrease in annual expenditure from per capita in 1926 to in 1928. The beneficial effect of debt re says the bulletin is Evi. Denied by the decreased expenditure of for debt charges in the year 1927-8 compared with the year previous. Expenditures on general government also showed a commendable decrease. Expenditures on military pensions increased about that on National defence another that on soldiers land settlement increased about while that of sol Diers civil re establishment remained about the same. Expenditures on Public works etc., in creased some on railways canals and highways and on agriculture mines and fisheries about immigration and colonization Cost increased some referring to the result of trading operations the Canadian National and the steamships it says re cent advices would Lead the Institute to believe that the year 1928-9 will show a much More favourable result for trading operations than did the year 1927-s." vhf n i m toe British nations it default premeditated new zealand recently obtained a loan in London at 16s. Pel cent interest but Australia soon after had to pay 2s. 3d. Pet cent. Australians Are asking Why the spread the Sydney bulletin which exercises the Little Peculiar. Ity of alluding to new zealand As Morlland which it is says if Australia s credit had been As Good As Maori land s and if it had put tha amount saved into a real sinking fund not a paper fake the Accuu. Should have been sufficient to pay off half the loan when it fell due which reads almost like get Ting millions of Money for the situation is reviewed compare. Lively by the bulletin in Light some phraseology that May be Illuminat. Ing. It says from a purely Finau. Cial standpoint the Dominion across the Tasman sea has nothing much to boast of. Its total debt in 1927 was 19s. 5d. Per inhabitant Australia s state and Federal was 4s. So. On the Bare figures this country thus makes the better showing of the two. Moreover prime minister Youseph Ward of new Back in office after 16 years of partial eclipse has a scheme for raising abroad in seven or eight years about one seventh for railway construction and the rest for advances to settlers and the making of a needless and probably disastrous Lan.1 Boom. When austra a can t compete on level terms in the Buish Money Market against a sea government burdened with a wild "7 my Manubi free Pren Conquy. M joint Stock Ctm fut Unter the owl a Taluta al Iti Uii Luc of nil bin 300 sir tit tin City of Wynn Lotf menu Obj. K. H. Macklin. Porn Lent Central at general or flee. Eaf., Tor Truman Ion the Mph Raillo in the Bill Lek Swa at in Lud swat the Mosquito next saturday Winnipeg will have a tag Day. This a supposed to be the signal for men to drive to their ots Ces in cars in order to keep off the streets and for. Housewives to do their shopping Over the phone. But april 13 should see everyone including old Aberdon ians on the streets. There is no excuse to stay at Home in order to save a Quarter for the occasion is the anti mos Quito Campaign Cal Lection fund. Other tag Days always leave openings for excuses not to give. One Man objects to hospitals or. Principle. Another is frankly in favor of cruelty to animals. A third feels that the red Cross is an evil influence. But the most selfish and stingy Man in the world objects to being bitten by mosquitoes. For his own peace of mind he will con tribute to the fund. When he learns the startling fact that one Over the Dominion government was under no obligation to take tie wintering female Mosquito lays 01 strikers Back but that having done so it should have put them Back in the positions they held when they vent on strike and at the same salary he intimated that the Post office sought out these workers because it required their services and took advantage of their to pay them minimum wages. This is a very inaccurate account of what happened. Within three months of the close of the strike a concerted Effort was begun by the strikers to sect the to lift the embargo and enable them to apply for employment on terms which governed entrants to the service. They appealed to every available Agency to intercede with the government to induce it to recede from its position that they could never re enter the service. Among others the a ree an average of million eggs each Spring he should simply Rush at the collectors to give them his Money. This huge productivity is not All potential biters. Only the female drinks human blood. This Means that the stinging output per Mosquito per Spring is Only million which however is bad enough. The thought of the billions upon trillions of mosquitoes that the pools of Winnipeg could contribute to the ruin of our summer life is enough to impress everyone with the importance of the coming tag t f Church and state in Malta 4. Move toward the settlement of the controversy Between the Curreli and the state in the British Crown Colony of Malta has been the Vatican. How the controversy through the proposed expulsion of a maltese Friar minor by his ecclesiastical Superior was narrated in this column last week. Ine Vatican was requested by the Mal Tese government through the pm ish. Foreign office to Send an Apos Tolic visitor to investigate the circumstances As they were concerned within the Church. The Pope has now acceded to that request and an Iio Stolic Delegate mgr. Paschal Robinson o.s.n., for some years apostolic visitor in Palestine is expected to arrive in Malta very shortly. Simon commission returning the Royal statutory commission will leave India on saturday when it will have completed taking Evi Dence on the working of the Constitution of India that it went to India under the chairmanship of sir John Simon to obtain. The com Mission now concludes its second visit to India having on this trip reached there on october 11, and been solely engaged since in visit ing All India and in Burma holding sessions. Sitting with it too Lias been the Central Indian committee appointed by the Central legislative Assembly. This committee will continue during the summer to Confer jointly with the Royal commission in England. The commission As sir John Simon frequently Points out is not appointed to Frame a Constitution for India. It is to re port upon the evidence it has taken concerning the working of thai present limited Constitution and to make recommendations if it wish As to Extension or curtailment. The interest in the commission s work Plo Rable. It Means it at the state Ory inquiry will not be Able to produce a report that will incur. Locate and fuse together the Best of British experience of self govern ment and the Best that modern politically minded indians could Lave contributed from their per Sonal touch with i Indian tradition and has a direct bearing on what May be the nature of the re port the commission will submit to he British parliament. That must affected too by the internal re lations of the commission As Well As by those external reactions experienced in India. The Solidarity of the commission s opinion is not now held to be such As will permit of that unanimity which will allow a single report. Official life in India always feasting on gossip under stands that the commission a sorely divided. This cannot be inferred from a statement issued at Allaha bad very recently by or. Vernon Hartshorn a labor member of the commission. What or. Hartshorn is reported As saying at Allahabad not Only suggests unanimity among the commissioners but it May be of interest to recall when the Simon reports comes before the British parliament. Or. Hartshorn said the labor party had insisted on certain conditions being fulfilled before it had released major Atlee and himself to join the commission those conditions were that indians presumably the Central Indian legislative committee should collaborate with them on terms and see every document and hear every witness tha commission saw and heard. Those conditions being fulfilled they were to watch the tory members of the commission and see India got a fair Deal to their Surprise the others not Only agreed to the conditions mentioned but they were prepared to go farther. When they to England after the first visit to India they told the British Public a reply to questions that there was non co operation in India but that they deserved co operation. They hoped to write a report that would be signed by All the members of the commission and would receive the assent of the Indian Central com. Mittee. And that the report would ultimately be accepted by the people of India. They intended to give India a fall trial. India would then realize that those who had co operated with them had done a real service to their the Distant anticipations of a rip abroad Are in our experience extremely agreeable. Six months or so before train time it is a real pc assure to look. Forward and re construct the alluring and enlightening environment into which on a coming Remote Day we Are going to shove off. The delights of the pull Man car where food of the most delicious is served by the railway departure tickets for trains and sleeping cars and boat berths and stickers and labels and passports things begin to assume a More realistic and perturbing aspect you discover that the journey in. Valves a shaking up a break of routine a separation a departure a going Forth into the wide spaces of strange places and a faint chill touches your heart. Friends envy you wish they were going Tell you How Lucky you Are and you accept their overtures in the proper spirit. But the path into these glories seems so awfully lengthy and the Ocean seems so fearfully cold and so frightfully restless a and so desperately wet. You know you will company s courteous stewards j whose Delight and duty it is to see to one s gastronomic needs see illustrated the All steel construction train fashioned to throw the minimum number o jolts into your joints As you lie on the restful mattresses and pillows in your berth while Tho great train plunges through the night see coloured the chatty porters Olio make Down your bed and Wilsk you with such a Gossamer Lenin press was asked in use ils influence with the government to cud Ami gladly did so. But there was no suggestion of reinstate-1 ment to. Their old positions and salaries. Had this been their i demand they would not have got the support which enabled them j _______3 to overcome the reluctance of the government Well known at the time to recede from its position. Having regard to the seriousness of their offence and to tha distinct understanding upon which they re entered the service it cannot he said that these postal workers have been harshly used it re Respert to employment they were Given a preference subject Only to prior claims of returned soldiers the age limit where. Necessary. Waived and they were for purposes of pensions and sen be allowed to count the period of previous employment. They Lave been so advanced in the service that with the exception of one or two. Who have been taken on within the last two or three years they Are All in receipt of larger salaries than they had at the vent out. The average increase is Abye 50 per cent. To Seiv round for doubting the spontaneous Ness of _ fill lust. It Tom Matt a ii Uli Uriu Vihus their demand for additional payments but naturally by engineers of experience human Thev loaned in the movement when they were advised that j who insulate cold storage boxes Auu Vinn i i i i run Mai in As to . The they All pulled together and used their influence they might Force the government to hand them Over the Money. The pro posed vote last year was this year it will be the assumed figure is the division of this sum among ninety persons even allowing for handsome deductions for Legal would be a pretty fat thing for the recipients and it is not so prisons a that there is a persistent push to secure it. Milk is cooled by electricity on a from the world by it. Hon. Winston churched Lenin was to Karl Marx Omar was to Mahomet. He trans lated Faith into acts. He devised the practical methods by which the marxian theories could be applied his own time. He invent be Mal de Mer something horrid you wonder will the old Friend be there to meet you you Are positive so Many of the old familiars will have crossed the bar. It is a Swift descent into sentimental pol Troon Ery and when the congratulations keep coming in you say yes yes Lovely and feel As though a nicely netted piece of Blanket had been neatly spread across your Chest. This feeling of will go away. But at the last moment be fore we go there it is. We depart for other lauds beyond the Ocean and Hope to pick up matter which in due course will find its Way into this column. In the meanwhile however with the feelings of a hesitant parachutist Well up and just about to jump to take for a few weeks a Dutiful leave of our greatly appreciated readers. B. R. S notes t. B. Roberton who left on saturday on a writing Mission for the free press overseas. Touch when you Are leaving All the episodes of the train seen from months away arc if not very sex Book Are a finer world within the world religious books current Are More and More conservative in thei spiritual Outlook. Once More re Ligion comes says a writer in the Outlook and Independent. Truth is still truth and the spiritual interpretation of the universe am human life is coming again t Ascendancy. Certain it is that re Ligion and the religious life Bear Large part in publishers catalogue and in both secular and religion periodicals today. I refer t St rightly religious and theological books and articles apart from religious psychological treatises de the communist plan of Campaign. He issued the orders he prescribed the watchwords he gave the signal and he led the attack. Lenin was also vengeance. Child of the bureaucracy by birth a Petty Noble reared by a locally much respected government school inspector his Early ideas turned by not unusual contradictions through pity to revolt extinguishing pity. Lenin had an unimpeachable father and a rebellious elder brother. This dearly loved a assassination. In 1s94. Lenin was then thess have a Clam Waluch 13 he was at the age to feel. His almost romantic viewed from a mind was a remarkable instrument comfortable distance. Splendid in citing at least quite satisfactory As books of behaviourism and every subjects for contemplation. And then tha boat the giant liner see de luxe coloured pictorial the Cabins the dining room that seats 300 and 4s done in pastel shades by the choicest Interior decorators the smoking room the lounge see fascinating picture in numerous the gymnasium for those who like exer Cise with their voyaging the writ ing room for the diarists and the Lovely Nursery with dolls and bears see descriptive illustrated letter press where the babies can be companion meddled j a of careful nurses. Action. He was _ its Light shone it revealed the whole world its history its sorrows its stupidities its Shams and above All its wrongs. It revealed nil facts in its focus the must then Centre on the report it j most unwelcome the most inspire will submit. That report must take j an equal Ray. The Intel its tone from the attire of Tho Evi Lect was capacious and in some Donee that has been heard. The comprehensiveness of that evidence depends upon the general nature of the sittings conducted in India. Have these been purely one sided in that the evidence has been submitted chiefly from official the sum Large though it is. Does not of course mean much the Dominion Treasury but the Dominion government ought i with the idea that the simplest thing for it to do not to delude itself awl the one havin the least dangerous consequences is to pay the Money and Stop the clamor. The Dominion government cannot accede to this demand and pay Over the Money without thereby agreeing to the propositions with respect to the postal strike be Forth a and it cannot agree to these propositions without inking a which we should think it would be to to Reat advantage to avoid. Improvement in Dominion finances an analysis of Federal revenues Antl expenditures together with the Willts of operating the Canadian i National railway and the Canadian National steamships during the years ending March 192s, the citizen s research inst of Canada to remark upon tuts the improvement in those years. In a bulletin on the subject it notes that a surplus of 000, or ss.54 per capita in the year ending March 1923, As compared with a surplus of or 38 per capita in the previous year the Revenue from the sales tax and the income tax was less because of reductions in those in posts but the Revenue of satisfactory features of and Wise was. Substantially rooms so As to ensure the Over All efficiency of the Plant. The electricity consumed varies of course with different dairies Small or Large with each season of Large and increasing scale in the sources or have they adduced the United states. The chief Engineer evidence of the politically minded of the Alabama Power company has this to say in the electrical world thirty dairies served by our Rural lines have installed refrigerating machines that use on an average kilowatt hours per year. Be fore installing these machines each Dairy was using about 650 pounds of ice a Day at an average Cost of 40 cents per 100 pounds. Electrical refrigeration is not Only cheaper than when ice is used it yields a incomparably better product. Many dairies using ice have poor cold storage boxes acid rooms with Little or no insulation entailing great loss. Refrigeration machines arc giving evidence a Boycott against the commission was planned and to greater or less extent prevailed throughout the whole visit. Its perpetrators claim it was a Success others say it did not succeed. Though its effects differed at Dif Ferent places nowhere can it be thought to have been helpful to the commission. A despatch just received from the free press correspondent in India describes the commission s reception at Madras he last provincial capital at which tile commission sat. Says our correspondent presented a curious appearance on the Lay of the commission s arrival. The por Tion where British interests Domi Nate was Gay and astir with life. Business there was going on As usual in fact More business than Ever was being transacted. The Indian portion of the City was on the contrary dead. All business houses of any importance and the year but averages about seven Pearly All the smaller stores were kilowatt hours per Mouth for every shut a stranger entering the Capi Jallon of milk produced daily. The Dairyman who semis milk in whole Sale quantities of course does not so of Liis presidency and visiting one part of the City after the other could not but have been profoundly need a Perrige rating by the Complete divorce City As the retail Dairyman. Usually Between the two groups of Politi a refrigerating machine with a whose influence was thus cily of seven pounds of refrigeration manifested per gallon of milk produced per Day will take care of the wholesale Dairy. A Good wooden or Concrete Box Cooling coils immersed in water or brine provides a Satis factory system for the wholesale Dairy. The consumption of electricity for refrigeration at the whole Sale Dairy averages about three kilowatt hours per month for each gallon of milk produced per Day. Groups from the Golden books music recalled Richard Church in the Spectator now that the music is silent and sunk in the Stream of years 1 find in the murmur of viols a Beauty and Burden of tears a Joy remembered in sorrow a passion of youth fallen cold a political of phases Superb. It was capable of Universal comprehension in a degree rarely reached among men. The execution of the elder brother deflected this Broad White Light through a prism and. The prism was red. Implacable vengeance rising from a Frozen pity in a tranquil sen sible matter of fact Good Humoured integument his weapon logic his mood opportunist. His sympathies cold and wide As the Arctic Ocean his hatreds tight As the Hangman s noose. His purpose to save the world his method to blow it up. Absolute principles but readiness to change them. Apt at once to kill or learn dooms and afterthoughts Ruffia ism and philanthropy. But a Good a gentle guest Happy his biographers assure us to Wash up the dishes or Dandle the baby As mildly amused to stalk a caper Calzie As to Butcher an emperor. The Quality of Lenin s revenge was impersonal. Confronted with the need of killing any particular person he showed reluctance even distress. But to blot out a million to proscribe entire classes to Light the flames of internecine War in every land with the inevitable destruction of the Well being of whole were Sublime abstractions. Lenin was the grand Depudia Tor. He repudiated everything. He repudiated god King country morals treaties debts rents in Terest the Laws and customs of centuries All contracts written or implied the whole As it human society. In server does not have to be a partisan of either co operation lists or non co operators to realize that de spite the two visits paid by the Simon commission to India a wide Gulf continues to Divide the two on the eve of the departure of the commission As on the Day it first set foot on Indian soil the More prominent politicians among indians with comparatively few exceptions maintained their attitude of aloofness and the com Mission had to do without their whether the Boycott was or was not a Success it had at least that one bad effect. This is admitted by the Delhi correspondent of the London times. He wrote of the Boycott that it kept out of Contact with the Royal commission ers Large body of the accepted political leaders of the hindu n tangible impersonal things which Oaly touch our spiritual conscious Ness As it were without making any demands whatever on our Lazy bodies. And then there Are lie lands across the sea the old cities the ancient places the lawns of ten centuries the immemorial elms Parks cathedrals monuments Rose windows towers steeples Spires Woods and Rivers of far away. Without much trouble you could Reave them into a Keats poem Oxford s old Grey Walls mellowing in the Golden weather while the branching Oaks dapple the velvet Sward and the curving River Gur in classical murmurs As it lows decorous by to the sea. The Roar of London big Ken booming the hours away with his enormous hammers the thames washing Westminster Tho busses the Bob Bies the Flower gals the Coffee stands the costers the , the inns of court old Queen Anne on her Perch in front of. St. Paul s looking Down the Street and Chat Ham with his Eagle Eye and out stretched hand pointing Pic paths of Fame in the Abbey. These and much More Are the scenes that flit on the mind s White screen As we look Forward to our trip from Tho comfortable position of anticipation France for example a name of the end he repudiated himself. He repudiated the communist system. He confessed its failure Iri an All important sphere. He pro claimed the new economic policy and recognized private Trade. He repudiated what he had slaughtered so Many for not believing. They were right it seemed Aften All. They were unlucky that he did not and it out before. Day morals and what not books o the Bible on the materialism o science or of Commerce on the controversial and ecclesiastical Strug Gles now current. There must multitudes thinking about thes things else the books would neither be circulated nor written. A Book whose title attracts m s the which i a blast against popular writers an lecturers who with a second ban knowledge of science scorn a cherished. Beliefs and conventions there Are books b americans dealing with the evil of divorce. One the Changin family is by a professor who has made a study of suburban Homes in a great american City. He says that if sociologists hav nothing better to offer than com pan Ignatc social science is close to bankruptcy. His con delusion based on investigations i that vital religion is i what can re adjust and remake Home. The families that Are solving prob Lem of Domestic differences Are the religious families. An edition de luxe of the Canterbury tales inspires a first rat Little essay by or. Richard Church in the hundreds books have been written Abou Chaucer Many of them in the present Era or. Church disclaim any individual Chaucer an schola ship but he seems to know to Canterbury tales Well enough t have a scholarly opinion. Hosa in the beginning Bookman the Mere drunkard i books and the life which they cry Wallize must write of Chaucer wit timidity. The vast mass of h writing the varied sources of i and the obscure details of the cd lure which it embodies these a factors which make one Long to b a Skeat or a Wicksteed. Or one c the Anonymous few who the lives in the shining darkness Library and museum speeches masters of their subject. Bein Only a simple Lover of Chaucer without the specialist s know Lertg is to risk writing something the will open our correspondence co urns to violent protests from the telling off the kind of characters and scenes which fill the pages of the tales or. Church notes How Normal schools on the carpet by . Article 2 this province spends a lot of Oney on Normal year me and the students in. Tendance spend a further amount nning up into Many More thou ands. The idea is that they shall trained to teach in Manitoba schools. Inspector Bartlett at the Educa onal association convention did of say they were anything else just intimated that All was of Rosy i find that they know Inch better How to teach a lesson Lan How to arrange and organize Day s work to say nothing fanning work ahead so As to Cor. Elate various lines of work make t timely illustrate it with com. Ivinity activities and seasonal Phe. Omena. I would venture to Sug est that some changes in Organiza on of courses should be made by a Titch the Normal student May get View of school problems not i rely class problems other than y some haphazard method of distributing the students broadcast Mong teachers Good bad or India i find among graduates of tha Ormal a Lack of touch with the eeds of the new Canadian element hich now comprises somewhere tween 52 per cent and 55 per cent. F the pupils of the province which makes me wonder whether they ave been trained for the Manitoba f a Quarter of a Century ago. Most f our Normal work on Reading tha most important subject in the Junior rades is quite out of touch with he needs of our new Canadian Hildren and unless i am Misin Ormed there is no provision for raining the Normal graduates in in most important task they will Lave to teaching of conversational English to icon English pupils. I find the teachers neat and at entire to the care of the Interior if the school rooms if we except he Library. They do not show any evidence of training in How to use a Library or to keep it in order. The majority of Normal graduates Are quite ignorant of the Venti action system of the school and Are not ashamed of their ignorance. There is an equally deplorable Lack ctr attention to the matter of Light adjustment and other health matters. I find map cases in most Rural schools High and inaccessible covered with dust and the teachers ignorant of their Content. The teachers Are deplorable negligent of the care of the Register. When we come to consider the attitude of the teachers outside the schoolroom we find a general Atti tude of indifference. Very few teachers worry very much about the condition of the school grounds or out buildings. As a Rule they do not interest themselves very greatly about the games and sports of the pupils. The teacher who shows any Conception of play As an educational actor or a moral Force is very rare. The teacher who interests herself very much in what the pupils do with their spare time after school or takes any interest in Community problems is rarer still. I find the average Normal graduate a slave to the text Book. Seems quite at sea attempting a Les son without a Book in her hand. In arithmetic her problems Are Book problems rather than problems Bur tested by the pupils experience and interests her history and geography Are Apt to be drearily Bookish. Few teachers come from Normal Vith any practical Conception of now methods of instruction should be adapted to individual differences. In particular they do not seem to grasp that a group of Chil Dren of a Given age will show Amaz ing inequalities in the Quantity and Quality of work they Are Able to do. To be brutally Frank the proper use of and Economy of time seems to be the greatest Lack of the nor Mal graduates. The lessons Are too Long in getting started and not brought quickly enough to a definite Point and the Point driven Home. They do not seem to be Able to change classes from one lesson to another nor to arrange a system of satisfactory class and seat work so that one will work with the other and the seat work receive just enough assistance and not too except for that the teachers training schools of this province Are not a Misnomer. Let us see. Now Daniel read the writing on the Wall Oliver twist asked for More. And we have in Spector Bartlett. Of main Christ. At first one does not Romance to Muse Over of an i Ntelis Bent Reader begins to find likening. Paris eld Paris of the beneath All the laughter a Melan blooded aristocracy who fed the i Coly and pathos and medieval Guillotine and Omar Paris still of brooding on death and sin and the Henry iii., of Henry of Navarre of d Artagnan and the new Paris of the Eiffel Tower the Rue de la pair the opera Domique or. Poin care the Folies Bergere the Book boxes on the quasi the Bois de Boulogne and the ten thousand Tricky Little restaurants where the food conies Down on dumb waiters from Paradise and wine is served As an integral part of All Mevis. Delightful musings for a Winter happen sometimes and How great is the Man who acknowledges his mistake Back again to Wash the dishes and give the child a Sweet meat. Thence once More to the Rescue of Mankind. This time perhaps the shot will be better aimed. It May kill those who Are wrong not those who Are right. But after All what Are men if imperialism had its Cannon food but these things j h the d t j Olmi How crr Pat a be denied the raw itself , for months and months in the future. But ahas the time draws near As it finally comes clamouring Down on us and abstractions have to be replaced by exertion and . When incredibly patient people explain Over and Over again train times and Sleeper connections and you make incredible mental exer trying to know what it is All about and you get handfuls of see the unrest the fear in Chau. Cor s heart because his vividness Dazzles the eyes. He writes with a disarming Hazlitt says that Chaucer s poetry reads like says or. Church his dependence for inspiration upon the Chain of incidents made him the greatest narrative poet in the Lan Guage. His philosophy was no More sketchy and second hand than Shakespeare s. Wordsworth has turned into modern language the Prioress s the cuckoo and the Nightingale and troilus and t forgot to mention or. Church s Lovely caption the Lark s song the Bookman. Birthday congratulations to Hugh Mackenzie Winnipeg born april 8, 1s75, Kincardine ont. King Albert of Belgium born april a 1875, Brussels very reasonable from the St. Louis Globe Democrat a Young Man Falls into a Job by Accident and if he likes the Job 10 grows into a great business sue. Disposition is if youth won t believe what their elders Tell it to let youth find out for people get the habit of break fasting in bed because everybody is so Cross at Tho breakfast table. Few men can be badly Enos ii scared to make them behave them selves for a whole lifetime. A cultured Man has a lot of in. Formation that does t make him Money but enables him to under stand what is going on in thu world. What every Man cherishes is tha thought that at least one Friend will Grieve Over his death for the rest of his life. Good food and no from the London to mesh to what does the Frenchman owe his reputed toughness and Good health in the opinion of a who lives in France answer is simple. The French Man eats nourishing food and b4 abhors fads. This is an explant. Tion that will Delight the Happy mortals who. Can eat and Drin i what they will the less gifted Wii receive it with the impatience coins Tiff a i untrustworthy digestion lit t p ;