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THE OMINECA HERALD, WEDNESDAY, MAY 22, 1929 '

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HOW THE PRINTERS DEVIL WON
THAT DESIGNATION :

In the early days of printing this art,

was much of a mystery, and “ignorant
people thought the printer evoked the
iid of the powers of evil, Aldus Man-
utius, the famous Itallan: printer’ of
the ‘sixteenth century, went to Africa
on an exploring expidition and brou-
#ht back with him a very black negro
boy. Negroes were a rarity in Italy
then, The report immediately guined
cireulation that the’ printer had been
employing the: black art in his work,
und that the pickaninny was {n renl-
ity the imp of satan, Te was called
the “Little Black Devil.” The charge
hecnine so serious that the printer was
forced to exhiblt the negro in’ public,
Tn bid announcement he suid::. . ‘.

- “Be ft known to Venice that I, Ald-’
us Manntius, printer of the the Holy
Church and of the Doge, have this day

nude public exsposure of. the printer's|

devil." All those wlio “think: lie’ is, not

flesh and blood may edine,‘and pinch |

him.” Thus. originated

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the . term

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; Letters to Editor |

Vo the Editor, Onineca Herald.

“hives: Department. of British Columbb-
“Ha has‘ heen collecting the records of
the poineers and has amassed a great |
| quantity ‘of manuscript ‘material, pho-

‘-tographs, etc. which forms a. wonder-

{there should be ii. the Capital of the

|duties‘is the collection and reverential
eare of matérial relating to those who |!

‘Tl who have in their possession original

--|hives, “If so I beg to make an. ajpent

Look for the red-and-green Kellogg | _

{seem to their owner, they have a dis-
~< itinet value in after years, The under

“jing any class of the above mentioned

..| Archives

‘New Hazelton, B. C.

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‘Deny Sir—For muny years the arc-

ful repository of historical informa-
tion and it is also. tribute to the me-
mory of ‘our poineers. It is well that

Provincé a Department, one of whose

plonééred’ in dur great proviice’ ‘and
lid the foundations for. our present:
prosperity. In your district there may
be some ploueers or their descendants

letters, diaries, account ‘books, journ-
alk, note books, photographs of other
material which ought properly to find
n vesting place iu the Provincial Are-

to them to deposit the satie with the
Department, which would be prod to
receive them and to tike every poss-
ible’ enre of them for all time. AN
too often the original manuscripts of
other cases they are simply burried
away and forgotten, and there is in
any case always a danger of loss by
fire, whereas. at Victoria the
ments ‘are kept: in an absolutely’ fire-
proof. building. No matter how trivial

or unimportant certain papers may

from any persons in your district bav-

material in their. possession, with a
view to the same -being acquired by{
purehase or gift for the Provincial

_ Yours sincerely ©

- -, | John Hosie
- Provineial Archivist
_, , Parliament. Buildings,

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Many hopes for a fine score have been wrecked by hole No,-8 of the
Jasper Park Lodge Golf Course, Jasper National Park, Alberta, over
which the Canadian amateur championship of the R.C.G.A. will be played
from August 19th to 24th this summer. It is a dog-leg with a ‘high knoll
to be negotiated before the second shot can be placed on a.sloping green
that is lightning fast and guarded by a deep grass covered ditch. The
contour of this green is such that an error of a fraction of an inch in
putting means disaster, . oy.

Go-incident with the Canadian Amatenr the Western Canada
Amateur will be played over the Jasper Park Lodge Course, and‘ this will
provide plenty of competition for those whose high handicaps, autometic.
ally keeps them out of the Dominion event.

The upper photograph shows the fairway just below the elevated
tee, Below is 2 sketch to scale showing the hole in detail, Play in the
tournament will take place from No. 1 tee. _

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‘platform is glazed. with’ vita-

demonstrates the shower bath.

Conada’, Limited. These cars. ara
given over entirely to the use of
the passengers and contain, among
other things, two.green-tiled show-
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large smoking-room, an observation
lounge and a Solarium, ‘This latter, |:
which takes the place of the open
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