We put the world before you by means of the Bioscope and Urban films (Nov 1903)

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45 1104 ... I.-INDIANS GAMBLING FOR FURS. II.— IS IT WAR OR PEACE ? There are good as well as bad Indians : in this scene the former falls a victim to the latter, who deprives his dupe of the spoilsof a fur hunting season. The second section depicts * i life-size view of a warrior, in his canoe, mocking and threatening his enemies, after which the expressions on his face change to that of a friendly smile and invitation to join him in smoking the l'ipe of Peace. A grand picture of facial expressions, full of characteristic grimace. Length 60 feet. 1105 ... INDIAN CANOE RACES. An animated scene of a Canoe Racing Contest between Canadian Indians on the Sault Saint Marie River, .showing great activity among the warriors in paddling their birch bark canoes towards the winning post. Length 50 feet. 1106 FELLING PINES IN NORTH WEST TERRI TORY The gigantic pines of the North-West Territory are the envy of the Lumbering world This picture shows the axemen and sawyers attacking one of these trees, which, after cutting and sawing through its trunk, upset its perpendicular by driving a wedge. The giant falls with a crash, carrying with it many branches of surrounding trees in its descent. Length 60 feet. 1107 DRAGGING LOGS OVER CORDOROY ROADS THROUGH THE PINE FORESTS Lumbering in many of the Canadian forests is conducted during the summer months. There being no snow or ice to aid in the transportation of the logs to the river,