the language of the future c villalobos domlnguez it would be foolish to suppose that the babel ot languages which now stands in the way of easy communica tion between the peoples ol this tiny world will continue for very many years more than 3000 languages now exist but the complicated systems of intercommunication are bringing men all over tho world closer together both materially and spiritually the differenco in modes of living aud thinking between the inhabitants of different countries is inevitably dimin ishing i do not believe that an artiflcial language will come to be adopted tho principal thing against it is that absurd sensation felt by anyone who finds himself speaking a manufac tured language i believe that a world language will be adopted not by treaty or agreement but as a re sult of natural forces some lang uages are steadily losing ground others are growing sooner or later ono of theso latter wll gain such an advantago over the others that it will monopolize the field already tho potentialities of the various languages are clear enough to enablo us to namo those which are likely to bo contenders in tho coming struggle for one thing all languages foreign to occidental culture are auto matically excluded no matter how many people may bo speaking them today for occidental culture is spreading irresistibly even into the orient and a civilization of occiden tal origin cannot hope to find its ex pression in an oriental language turningto those languages which are truly occidental i seo no reason to expect any expansion of german french italian danish and the other languages which are spoken by rela tively small areas i therefore arrive at the conclusion as others have be fore me that only english and span ish have any likelihood of evercoming the others in the struggle both eng- lisn and spanish have the advantage over all others in that they are spoken over very largo and scattered terri tories which are not only well popu lated today but give evidence of rapid growth in populations only a blind man could fall to see the great progress that tho english language and culture have mado in tho americas the english race has not only grown strong roots in north and south america but as is well known it has spread over the world into more places than any other and has even rooted itself in places like australia and unlike the abortive shoot- which the french language sent out in canada english is continuing to spread even in a country like japan it is difficult to find a boy or glrlwhodoes not understand at least a little english and in the larger cities there are more copies of newspapers printed in english than in japanese i do not believe it possible that in the long run spanish can successfully compete against english if the span ish people had kept in tho vanguard wich ont suffered from anaemia for over three years though faking medicine all that time nothing helped her till she began dr williams pink pills jt had no appetite she write i could not sleep my mood almost turned to water i was weak and my heart would palpitate violent ly i am thankful to say that in dr williams pink pills i found the relief x sought my color returned my appetite improved my weight in creased fifteen pounds and it was not long till i could perform my work with ease if you are weak and easily tired subject to headaches are pale without appetite and your work seems a bur den do not delay start trcat- ment at once by buying a box of dr williams pink pills at your medicine dealers or by mail at 50 cents a box from the dr williams medicine co brockvilfc ont a household namb in c4 countries airplane routes for iceland traffic where fog abounds plan air travel copenhagen one is momentarily a little surprised that iceland of all places should be booming aviation but this is explained by the nature of this mountainous country in insuffi ciency of other means of communica tion and the long distance between the towns tho iceland aviation company is increasing its capital by a new issue of shares simply because of scientific activity the spanish j an extension of the traffic has become language would today bo in a far stronger position but a language of mysticism war and imaginative liter ature cannot properly fulfill the needs of the present day when a country does not export the products of scien tific technical and political research it cannot export tho words with which theso things are expressed a span ishspeaking person who wishes to in vestigate any field of knowledge must necossarlly turn to a foreign language barely do spanish terms appear in scientific or technical works everything points to tho ultimate predominance of english the mo tion picture for instance was invent ed in france but tho americans have gained a quasi monopoly of this pow erful means of diffusing ideas and now tho americans havo invented talking motion pictures a develop ment of tromendous importance sound pictures must bo produced in a slnglo language and this language must bo understood by anyone who wishes to enjoy tho pictures theso necessary junkers metal seaplanes solely intended for landing on the water are used and all the pilots so far have been german the icelanders have quickly learned to place implicit faith in aviation and to realize its tremendous advantages by vessel from reykjavik to akurejul for instance takes 36 hours by sea plane three hours and the cost is about the same five new seaplanes will be put on next summer and both pilots and mechanics will bo iceland ers who are now being trained in germany charity i would dress myself in charity as my best raiment i would put it on upon my faith and hope not so as entirely to hide them but as an up per and more visible vesture dr watts one unpleasant consequence of the swelled head is the cold shoulder mr g k chesterton is fond of tolling this pictures are sent all over tho world it story against himself ho once sent is in tho engllshlanguago countries that tho most elaborate pictures can be mado and it is there that tho big gest audiences are found neces sarily talking films produced in any other language will bo less good thus an argontino peruvian french ger man or spanish motionpicture fan who wishes to enjoy the best films must learn english can a more powerful weapon for the spread of a language bo imagined and sinco tho various phasos of cul ture aro interlinked tho more pooplo fhcro aro who know english tho moro books and periodicals printed in eng lish will bo read tho more opportuni ty there wll bo for those who write english tho moro advertisements will bo written in english tho more pro ducts of the englishspeaking peoples will be bought and son on buenos aires literar monthly his secretary to protest against tho noiso mado by a factory near his house mr chesterton cant write said tho secretary i know ho cant agreed the manager ive always said so buckingham palacebabys own tablets banks reflect the socialist journal the clarion gives interesting insight into the london home of the soverign little cheer george lansbury has been so sweet in preparing the surprise for tho prime minister of a newly paint ed residence that he might now turn his attention towards buckingham palace there can be no more ram shackle a residence for a ruling mon arch than buckingham palace to day its a case of ajl that glitters not being gold for apart from that mas sive monument to the monstrosities of the victorian age at its gates which acts as an excuse for a traffic round about all that the public sees of buck ingham palace is grossly misleading behind that more or less dignified front lies a dilapidated palace which superficially appears to be crumbling with disrepair from tho gardens of tho palace tho building is ugly and illproportion ed and the tops of its walls are strewn with hideous balustrades and statues which impart a mournful air to this survival of a gorgeous age and inside well being invited only to viow the kings picture gallery i saw in addition merely innumerable corridors and staircases all spacious ly planned cod and uninviting lugu brious heavy dustcollecting mate rials hang from the casements and tho carpets on the floor are of tho inevitable royal red the furniture well queen victoria must have fur nished the palace the king has a superb collection of pictures though it is a pity no one has ever hung them correctly the gallery walls are packed with many ofthe finest examples of the dutch school from rembrandt to vermeer and steen to hobbemma but many cannot be seen without periscopes or step ladders one interesting thing about this collection is that the royal taste has apparently been for domes tic scenes in preference to portraits to pictures of everyday life of the peasants for town workers rather than for royal personages or gentle men of high estate in the stately homes of england pictures of royalty and regal scenes always predominate but here apart from tho necessary ancestral portraits on the staircases and in the corridors domestic scenes abound is it that even in our taste for pictures we be tray our desire to escape from what we are does the adolescent crowd his walls with pictures of sparsely clad chorus girls for tho same reason as monarchs fill their rooms with pic tures of dutch interiors where dogs and chickens take pot luck with the family i think the king is badly treated if we must have a king dont let us be so stingy about it let bucking ham palace bo reconstructed as an example of modern architecture let epstein and the rest contribute their quota let tie king impart new- life to the furniture industry by re furnishing his residence on modern fines and the cost well it he sold a few of those pictures that hang close to the celling in tho plctnro gal lery no one would be the wiser and hed he in pocket on tho deal a help to mothers there is no other medicine of as great a help to young mothers as babys own tablets these tablets are a mild but thorough laxative which regulate the bowels sweeten the stomach correct constipation and indigestion break up colds and simple fevers and make the cutting of teeth painless mothers who keep a box of the tab lets n the house always feel safe from tho sudden attacks of illness that seize their little ones if babys own tablets are given on the first sign of illness the baby will soon be right again concerning the tablets mrs b g carver lyndale pej writes i always keep babys own tablets in the horse and find them a wonderful help in keeping my baby well babys own tablets are sold by all medlcino dealers or by ma at 25 cents a box from the dr williams medicine co brockville ont where the leaves go prosperity in saskatchewan short crop fails to offset business increases sask baaks refect a big in saskatchewan business yalcton the moment i get talking about football im all wound up dont you know miss cutting oh then thero is nothing to keep yon from going enjoyment there is no enjoyment to equal the enjoyment of tho great intellectual treasures which aro always at hand and always at our disposal cock- burn about two hours aftsr eating many people sillier from sour stomachs they call it indigestion it means that tho stomach nerves have been overstimulated there is excess sold new yorker incredulously and the way to correct it is wltli an you mean to say that in california whch neutralizes many times its vol- you havo 363 days of sunshlno a um0 ln year the man from io angeles tno rl way is phillips milk of exactly so sir and thats a mlgbty magnesiajust a tasteless doso in conservative estimate water it is pleasant efficient and ten food sours harmless it has remained tho stand ard with physicians in the go yoars since its invention it is tho qui method results come almost instantly it is the ap proved meihed you will never uso another when you know bo sure to get the genuine phillips milk of magnesia prescribed by physi cians for bo years in conecting excess acids each bottle contains full direc tions any drugstore have you ever wondered what be comes of all the leaves that fall from the many many trees in our city es pecially in public playgrounds and in parks when you playfully scuff through tho gutters and run along the sidewalks and hear the swishswish of tho crisp manycolored leaves havo you ever thought that they may be used for a useful purpose in most large cities and towns all tho leaves in the gutters and parks are gathered every day by tho park department men and are used to cover the bulbs they plant during tho winter and also as a substance for potting plants they are not burnt and thrown in the dumps as most of you have probably thought every morning in the fall of the year you may see a number of men with largo rakes out in the streets raking up the leaves into large piles and how do they pick them up well they are provided with a special de vice which consists of two poles con nected by some heavy material like a meal bag they just lay this on top of the pile and scoop them up all in a jiffy and put them into large wagons with deep bottoms aud extension wings the leaves aro so light that the wagons are filled in two or threo minutes but where do the store so many of them arid why and how as you know there are many foun tains and ponds in the parks and each fall these are drained dry this is an excellent place to store them and they are weighted down and also wet this work takes place from day to day until the trees are bareabout nov 30 when tho leaves aro all gathered they are wet down again and left un til they are ready to bo used for fer tilizing then they aro taken from their storehouses and used to cover tho tulip and other bulbs which are being planted ln the parks they serve as blankets and keep the plants warm during the cold winter months since they are frostproof old jack frost cannot reach the tender roots of the bulbs when they are covered by this leaf substance christian science monitor i regina increase this year substantia advances have been re ported at regina saskatoon moose- jaw and prince albert four points at which clearing house returns are made i in the case of regina the 192d fig ures are phenomenal complete fig ures for 1929 are likely to show re gina with bank clearings increased by from 40000000 to 50000000 for tho 12 months period i banks havo figured prominently in i building programs of the larger cities i as well as in the development of the northern districts a year ago there were seen bank branches in regina one of these was the standard bank since taken over by tho canadian bank of commerce today there are 14 hank branches in tho city including offices in all the suburban districts unusual development is marked in northern saskatchewan where rail- joad companies have been concentrat ing building programs and new re cords havo been made in opening up homestead lands in some cases banks have gone be yond the end of steel to open branch es in outlying settlements constant daily testing and blending of the world s choicest teas give red rose tea its inimitable flavor and nevervarying goodness every package guaranteed c4 empire development contemporary review toe econo mic development of empire is a task worthy of the greatest efforts of the cooperative genius of our common wealth we must approach it in no mean selfish or partisan spirit co operation and organization not dicta tion must be tho keynote of this supereconomic organization there must be no suggestion of exploitation of imperial resources or of domineer ing over our lesseducated fellowsin the vast undeveloped regions of in dia or africa there is need to ap proach this new task with all the fervour and sincerity as if we were at war not with a foreign foe but with primitive nature for the right to allow the children of men to pro duce the things by which alone they might have life more abundantly im perial organization and development viewed from this angle takes upon itself the guise of a great and pas sionate adventure it is the quest for new life it is also a quest at tie call of the old life which demands to be renewed and rerenewed the economic conquest of empire apart from being the ultimate salvation of the british people will also bring to a moro permanent foundation the peace of the world red rose orange pekoe is extra good gabby gertie when a man is known been forgetful its silly to monument to his memory to have erect a feet sore use minards liniment criticism the exercise of criticism always destroys for a time our sensibility to beauty by leading us to regard the work in relation to certain laws of ceation toe eye turns from the charms of nature to fix itself upon the servile dexterity of art alison an octogenarian was recently mar ried for the fifth time another triumph of hope over experience for the hair ask your barber he knows classified advertisements situations vacaht f oub men wanted quick iito jx pay easy work earn whllb learn ing barber trade under famous moler vmerlcan plan worlds most reliable barber school system write or call immediately for free catalogue moler barber college 131 queen west toronto captiousness avulgar man is captious and peal- cus eager and impetuous st but tri fles ho suspects himself to be slighted andthinks everything that is said meant at him shakespeare the minister was taking i class ot boys in tho sunday school and said reprovingly john mtavish your mouth is open i ken eatd john 1 opened it masel daddy can now he dearly loved a rich titbit the spirit was willing but the flesh was weak whenever he ate anything rich his boya used to say poor dad lie will pay tho penalty tomorrow bead the sequel in his own words since taking the regular doso of krusehen salts it is quite different and my boys enjoy themselves seeing mo cat what i dare not touch before my eldest son was the same but since he has taken krusehen salts he can eat and enjoy whatever is put in front of him l modern artifical conditions errors of diet overvork lack of exercise and so on arc bound to have injurious clfects in the long run providing due precaution is not taken krusehen salts should be your safe guard besides cleansing the body of impurities gently surely nnd painlessly they possess a vital power of giving new life and vitality to the countless millions of cells of which every body is composed that is why physicians never hesitate to recommend krusehen salts britain to use lung for submarine crews london the government has re ceived such favorable reports on an apparatus somowhat similar to that already in uso p tly united states for rescuing the crews from sunken submarines that it has decided to adopt it in the british navy reply ing to a questqion in the house of commons recently albert alexander first lord of tho admiralty said very satisfactory trials are just com pleted of tho apparatus which affords each individual member of tho crew a fair chance to escapo from a sunken submarino and reach the surface the apparatus is known as tho davis sub merged escapo apparatus and is de signed by messrs siehe gorman ltd and it is similar ijj theory to the american lung arrangements are bolng made to purchaso n sufficient number of sets to equip all tho offi cers and men of tho submarines and provido facilities for training them in its uso with tho advent ot this ap paratus the salvage of tho submarino has bocomo ot less importance as it may bo no longer necessary for thoj saving ot llfo tho problem is how ever being still further studied and experiments have been carried out with tho submarine at portsmouth and will continue as necessary a man went into an oldclothes dealers and asked for a coat ho put it on in the shop and then bolt ed the dealer dashed to his neigh bor p gunsmith aud asked him to fire at the runaway the gunsmith picked up a gun and took aim sud denly a horrible truth struck the old- clothes dealer hi ho crleo shoot him in the trousers the coat is mine lord macduff the young son of prince and princess arthur of con- naught had just learned the words of tho national anthem and he told his nurse that ho wanted to see our noble king one day when the king was walking in the grounds at bag- shot with tho duke of connaught lord macduff was told by his nurse look thero is tho king with grand father oh no said htue lora macduff that is not the king that is my undo george list of wanted inventions and full information sent freo on request tbe 3amsay co dcpt tv 73 3uns st ottawa ont tl inallvc antiseptic healing service uurxccllctl for fifty year soap olntxneul talcum shaying stick 33c ench nt all druggists for quick harmxess comfort chmmiciyforfo fpkcctsknctkbihiairvljistilss catarrh heat and inhale minards ex cellent for colds in headthroat and chest magistrate the evidence slows that you threw a brick at this con stable burly one it shows more than that it shows that i hit him what a difference says toronto mother the exkaisers 70th birthday re called s anecdoto to h a van coe- nen consul from the netherlands in j san francisco in tho days of his glory consul van coonan said the kaiser during a visit to the hague boasted at great length to queen wllhelvilna about tho military equip ment and skill and bravery ot tne german army do you reallzo ho wound up that my prussian guards stand seven feet ln their stockings that is not tall enough said tho queen how do yon mean not tall enough said tho kalsor when wo open our dikes said the queen tho water is 10 feet deep c use minards liniment in tho stablis tiyfy little daughter doris suf- j-v-i- fered from constipation until aho was very weak and pale says mrs a brooks 14 currle ave toronto ontario she got so we bad to force her to eat and nothing agreed with her what a difference there is since weve been giving her california fig syrup she began to pick up with the first doso now shes well ftrong and happy with a splendid appetite and wonderful color when bad breath 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