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     networking. Both of these organizations were trying to 
     
     do for Acadians what Prince of Wales and St. Dunstan's 
     
     Colleges had long been doing for English-speaking youth. 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
    
   
   
    
     All Souls’ Day, 1914 
     
     (Courtesy of the]. Henri Gaudet Collection) 
     
    

    
     To sum up, nothing spectacular happened in this 
     
     twenty-year period, though there were many small 
     
     signs of change, one of which - the founding of TFU — 
     
     was to be of great future significance. Humanly 
     
     speaking, however, life could seem stagnant; one 
     
     woman who remembered the situation before TFU 
     
     qualified it as having “no interest and no future”. 
     
     Ironically, communications to and from the outside 
     
     world had never been better - and were never so good 
     
     again until the arrival of the FAX and the Internet; 
     
     there were two trains a day, a source of pride at least 
     
     to the businesspeople of the town.