Chas W. Rankin would be ungenerous not to grant Dr.
the full savour-of his success and the News" had committed an in adopting such a course could be taken against it in the to advocate the establishment of a min lottery it was apparently lawful a little similar. proposition.
The Loterie de Bienfaisance has been in operation for some. years for the purpose of supplying funds for the care of refugees. Its advertisements and lists of winning tickets have, been published regularly in the local press, but it was not until after Dr. Rankin's interference with a British war fund effort, and his endeavour to admonish this journal that he took the action he did. That he did within his actually was.
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