Matches from the Fire Hazard Standpoint
Various Types and How Improved—The Dangerous Varieties—Abuse of Matches and Carelessness in Use of Them Have Caused Great Many Fires—Mice Theory Exploded
BEFORE proceeding to discuss the subject which has been assigned me, I feel that I would be remiss in my duty were I not to pay tribute in recognizing the splendid work of the manhood of Canada who are organized in one of the most important manual and yet scientific branches of our body politic, under the control and direction of the members of this Association. Taken as a whole there is no more brave and courageous body of men than those who comprise the matchless and efficient fire brigades scattered throughout this broad Dominion; men who are always alert and ready for the call of service; aye, and sacrifice if need be, to save and protect the lives and property of their fellow citizens; men who combine confidence with resolution in the presence of danger, and who are led by officers who have to think fast and act quickly.
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