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- " Niall Olfleo It Charlottetown, ton _rio and Montague. ' Morning Daily (founded 1887). $4.00 por ylar (Delivered) In advance:

.ilillll por year (Mailed) in advance in _i -' _ Prdidont-Majo `_£ait°l- me Publisher - -

J. Rglurnett.

Canada, and $3.50 for U. 8. A. , r A. A. Bartlett

Associate Editor D. K. Currie

_ 'M0»‘iDAV, APRIL 7th 1919 '

i l.llil-;l<_»\l.s _lull

lt was custonlnri when :ill clue- ‘ clllivll to allow the resulutioil to be

tion was ill the |lt~rspt-flirt' ill the? lil.,-U,-,,.,| in-¢;l,,_`»(. (mm,-to ig lm-,rc

United Staltes fur' tin- party ini power or the party ivi-'liing ul he ill' power. to start twistillg the lioli`sl tail.. Notliillg serious \\'as in»l tended of course but it was con-l sideretla safe and \'ote-caiclliliiy ‘|poliGy_ to arouse :ill the mul-llrit-l ish seiltinlelit ivllicll. before thel

war, was consirlerable in thai eoull-I tri

Flaililting free trade het`o`i'e illci

electorate in Canada seelns to bc' the equivalent to twisting the lioll’s tail. lt means nothing and is rigi- taled merely for the purpose oi at-_ tempting to catch votes in a dom-" _inion election. Recently -.\lr_ Mc-tl Master introduced a irce trade re- solution in the House of Com- m0its and had it overivllc.lmingly defeated by the ullallimoiis vote ol the Liberal ljilioilists and a coll - siderable number of Liberals. The National Policy of Callacla for _for-~ ty'years has been protection of 0`\ir native industries with certain-

rflilxations in connection with our' Pflslllmll "9 lllllflllcfl b)' Mr- Cham?

eat agricultural industry, but so ` Ullfk- Ol llrvparlng “the day when

gill' BS the Liberals are concerned

they have done little to help the? €}’@l`)' Sflllaftf f00l Of llle British ww 9|- the Oghen I I\orth Alllerlcall possessions clear ~ to the North Pole."

` Tariffs. of course, have nothing to do with provincial legislation, but for want of any other excuse

solution in similar terms to the-_

right to organize her own lisca_

to attack the Govemment, Mr. _ lxlllcy 3"‘l_d@"‘°-lol’ _ll@l` OWU lllCll»lS Johnston haf; given notice of Z, re, tries the Lollservatlve Govermncni

'l`.\l{ll7l7 l{l2F(>R.\l. _

l;ll'gel_\' a lllallliizlctllrillg than agri- cllltllral area, and there their pol-l icy is print-ctioll. i .\`inlilarly in .\'ov;l Scotia, would

.\lr_ _lollilstoll expect- to get his lrlt-lid. .\lr_ lf. .\l_ _\lcDotiald, late ll. l’. for Picton, to move such al resolution in the l-louse of Com- niolls? (`ertailll_\' not. for Mr. Mc- llonailll is :l lligllp priest rlfprotec- toil .ill lzivor ol the steel illtlilstry ol f\0\'a Scotia. The Liberals have done nothing to relieve the burden on the farmers or to iielp tllclil ill any ivay.

\\'llat has been the policy of the

Conservatives in the lnatter of bellelitting the agricultural indus- try? They opposed reciprocity with _the lfllited States because, by entering into such an agreement, (anada would have deprived lier- self _of any means of obtaining con- cessions froln her neighbor, while she would have been in the happy

the_Alnericrlll flag will float Ove,

Having reserved to Canada the

-:et about obtaining for the peopl.

gm yowd down in thc Dominiuwof this coulltrv all the benefits ob

The following beautiful tribute by Premier Llo;-'il George to “Our sold- ier!" was quoted by Mr. H.D. McLean in tha course of his speech in the Leg- islature. secondlng the motion tor run ,sldertitinll ol a rrply to the speech from the tixrclle_ .\s Mr. McLean well said, it applies to the ('nn'adlan as well as the British soldier. It lg worth pre- serving for |.l~ollllllly no liner tribute will cvi-r he paid to the men who “enilllred" or who died.

i To this ‘lnilr I cannot think of the i heroism of our soltlicrs with-ollt

wonder and l'evel'cllce. There has illever i*-cell ill the history ot` mali- klnd such ll coilraize as thcii‘s. Never! Think what ii was. The least of us is capable of a ilusll or valour_ Ill ll sud- den clliergentvi' the meanest of ue might be bruve. Once or twice ill his life tl coward nliglit do noble

things. Bu' think ivnhllt illoso men did. it was not lol' un hour, lvol' for u day. nor fora week, nor for a month nor for a. your illtlt they did fine things.

Year alter year their life -waira fine

thing. it .vas not valour they display- ed, it was not more heroism; it war something' so new and terrible. so un- drenmed ol. that man has created iw word for it, I tried l.o l'illd some word to de'fllle lt, to isllggcist it. I el1n’t. Thr 'teal-el-lt word I can get is endurance Tliey were in Hell every day of their 'ivei-i and they cntluretl. They were In peril ol' ilcath and worse than death lay after day. night after night, -and they endured. They were exposed tr 'll the nerve sliatterlng rage ol' urttll- sry which rived the V soil lik- ‘rl earthquake, which hurled the bodl~ .-‘ the dead into the air, and flung thf

*ladies ot' the living into a deeper Hep

ilchre. and they endured _

They went out into the darkness t

-torm the trenches of the enemy, tf

iestroy machine gun nests, through

line ot’ [Ire the very tllunders of whlcl

-leaiened the men, and they endurei’ But solnetlllng more. Thai ill whaf

House gf C0mmOn5_ ltaillable under .\lr_ Fielding’s reci- rmums me_ They endured fm- ai-

No reliance may be placed lil any llfoflll' Pad- “llll0Ul Yleldmg one these years in it manner of life utter

free trade professions by the rein- nants of the Liberal party. Similar agitation was carried on prior to 1896, when the Liberals were rc- turped to power. They did prac-.

' Means To ce immyiswltul-irliuu uni.-.i

vp _ V._., 'i__..| l-v v -~ _ h A au Y :V ._ .A -_ 14.*- _- 1' - I F ’ ' p I ‘ U _ __ ____ _ ,. v .V _'ik

it ~ - CilARtilI'lETOWN- GUARDIAN” no ilrlilrlli -will liiliu . ',:;;,,»;,':;i:~°,,z;;f°~-~__;l»-all I ~ , ll _' _ _ ' _ ._» ,

_- - '_ . “`L 4 7% S" `/-, ` ~ .

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Although there ap_pi=ars to be a gen `

-|l:n:zl_v_ tl molnent's rellectirlll would Qt her mduslrlwl me- The 'Ml

I ' ' Westphailan coal tlelde are ti'll.\utar\' .lllilll be also the el‘.st¢l‘ii.ll_\.l:llial'y ol' 15 ll" The ll'°U 0l`9'Wlll¢l1 ls lYl'lD0 '

slug its pralses.~just as Canadialls (`°l°5ll¢» -Mllllllllellll Blld Fl'llDl<f0ll ind Allieritxans uiko equal pride “W ¢l°P°l\¢l@lll 0" llle llllllle- Vllllll

£5" ltrnoreat' Lakes so ii lr an HS the Rhine luisbeen' in the .\li>~i -_-l-mr ie speak of rt-lu-lung nie blllldiillr of the German empire lil] lihlnc an thcugh we .slloulil then for the Dalit. ll ll! Plllllllell l0 lllllllll ll 'rlle lim time limit river Gel-num more S0 ln the period Of \'vL'°l\S\\'i1c~l tel>rltoi‘5’- lf It is lleeolisiiry for the ll0ll that will follow the war. The! lilies to advent-e as tal- as tliei-intention le to make use nf .lllcl Rhine before they llilve put out ofi Rllllle BS llle 80lll'L’e lil' 9l0i:tl'i£'t\l #lvl action the German urlliieis ln thel€l'8Y tlllll Wlll 0ll9l'l1l0 lllally of thai held, they will have passed over great manufacturing plants wlthill llluuh Germiul ground ill their pro- the empire. This will mean that the xl-ess. A considerable part ol' Ger- Rhine is to become it canal instead, many will be already ill their grip. 0! ;l river, and oddly eliougll it ir' ll is by no means necessary to cross , Switzerland that llles a mild protest the Rhine in -order to lntliet upon to the scheme. Switzerland has um-_

Gerlnany some ot' the suffering she bltions to secure fl-eu access to lllel has inflicted upon France and Boi- North Sea! and since thc Rhine if; giulll and Serbla_ by treaty tree for purposes _of nnvil

' ' Sation to all the nations o[_ the world'

The Mouth of the Rhine there is nothing extraordinary i:l_

Not only ls. the Rhine not the S“'llZel`l9llll'S Villlllllllfllls. But since:

Boundary river of Germany, but Switzerland would lm sending altlnizl :lelther its nlonth nor its source ls mp umm’ manulacluwd g°°‘l‘“ ln] D Gemmn territory' as dlharles M_ /colnpetitlon with those which Gm'-_ Dapper points out in the washing many plans to ship to the Your ellr.

'leon li cause oi' lnortltleatlon to

.se ol’ the pan-German movemen‘

The Rhine flows into the North Sc

'e other great German river, th < . . i clleldt, flows into the North Scr-

_ - I ` ` , W

:ral li` va;§lle_ belief that the Rhhlef The Rmna is important m\ae'° 'V ' _ _ _ V --

‘Ri‘.'cr is the v\'est_el'n llolllllitlry of (*;r-ll many beclmw ll li the mal” al`l9l`\-'_l'l A V ` i

_ in

ill:.:5sl-st that it this were so tho Rhine ' _ ‘ -

rt , _ F. _

lotilel' eouiltries and lllui lilt-y would ed ‘mm Swede” ‘md °lh°l` °°““l"ie;"'; _ `V L_ *

i

?_m.,, M gum ,mm as Germany to floatsdown it to the blast t\lrnaccl_ -

.on Sm. in me ,.,,,,,sB 0,- 3 dh,c,,_. Hel'-'1 0! the earth. she is not likelr 'coli frills ilrlrnr lzsil null mwnrli 1150

sion of the Rhine as n factor ll £0 K0! llllldll coniililortltioli if (llll‘- and it istllwlolliilyillldol-l‘ll:ii-troll when ll _.ace neg0mmG,,s_ This has mm, many is -left to decide wlwtllvl' til the liglnu sliplilit-li ily ii inlrll li.-l.-iw I

Rhino shall be cullitllzed nl' uct. Oullholl' norlllal llrillililvy _ind when illi-

.erinanyy and to it is partly due th, ihis account. it licelus llltoly that th' i starter lllotol' opcl':l:»=.~l less llt~ii\'ely

_ Rhine, its nluutlf and the ul-le thc' thnil it should. On llll,-ollll\rli.'llll|, it

.ad the dream Ol-V ,L Mmoleurop: '~ to bs made of lt, are matters illat‘liatter_t is iloing l»i'r_-rchurgell when it

__ will come lip for. dilscltssloli ivllev bt-t-olncs lloclllc-lily lioi, ilftcl' ll long l

Rotterdam in Holland’ just a. _ the dt-.l.a.ils of police are ht-ing al ,ltrlp ling ban-n lllalli-; ivlleli :ill ullllsual

l`llllK0ll A i ‘ullioullt of wail-r ls l'eiiilil~l-li to hoop 0 _

the cells filled :ind when the lalnps'l@1\v»- tile gcnena-tor lilltctlvei when

-,rough De]gium_ Even the Damm. LIVING CONDINDNS Now IN bvurn loo bl-ii;l_ltl;.» :ind rail early. Cllllllitllllz is llel-cssnry. However, the _-_.ul-5 into the Black Sea_ but this l-uilcrclltlrglliglu tol>_e.1voidf_\ll‘fol the

GE A Y _ _ .. . t -,. '

1-5 was not fel; ne 1, humiliation ri- RM N 'L-bvlous rc\~.isoll that ll rt-suits lin porn \.ll.l< ln rildllflllllil llllt HUM' Of the

'_?` ' f ' hilt allsli

FUR THE' ‘ in _ _ ,_'j'f'3§i "

_ei '4-on; sszrrh

J- »‘..t..l:.si»r,\=f

because It leads finally to snlhhglauoéi

Of llki.l_l(\r?- puttflgan . . Oi ei'ellul'zin§_ ig, to fy, avoided M

cause. it' p'>l‘sliltelll,ly pi-ac¢|“d_ it suits in the doptruetlou of thi, bggwn tstatenlents io the vilntraryl-~n0,_,,|m_

"lJattery_ fully cllar;:t»ti. hu? il l does smndmgh it mlm mr “ml_°°°ll86ry not subject it to serious ovégiarglng, work in sulmlymg water' WUWGS Som. all ideal condition prevail,-l but, like fuel' 5h°"°"°' me 1"" °l lamlls and most other itluul siillaliolls -this is causes neemcss_'wf"‘"_and °ll l8Dh soldolll roalizcll for ally gl-cat length oi' U0" flppamtus' Assllmlng “MP9 ll (line. lliilllllc 'all the proellutions not-hmg wrong with me balxfery 0| taken, the nv:-l~axc hail:-l'l‘ is nitller bo- gmwmior iequinmuiiii'-Itungelimlarslnl ing tlndcrcli:~l‘_€ed or oi'ercllltl-gcil 'ti can ho "°d"'"'“`d l’y`h°vl"§ ill*-' lleuernt. great pal-t ln' the time that its cnr is in 0" Oulput l“°r'-“sed "hy l"`°°lllll-ll! service, :ind i-very lnotorlstioilgllt to e°°"°m_y in the use “I ll5h"l‘5 llilllf

` he sift-ter onirulter _ca'|-buration and

know how to tell ivllieh ol' lhcsc two t _ c-vllg his battery is lallorlllg under. ull lgnlm" wndmoxls have pee” ad-lll5l0ll

o inailre ll prompt response fronl the

any given time, so that lmlntly be abit. ll _ _ to act intelligently in hrlllgllil: allmll mlgllwi by mnnhlg in second Henri more favorably i-oliilltit»ll.~'. “'l""‘ V""'-V mw 0"' "Well lfl l""*`Illll”0<l.

llerc arf- ll few suggestions: A hal- “"5 l"°"l‘ll"5 ““"lll“"Y'. {`l\lll‘llllllr rur- tory is illlrli-l-ehzlrgctl lti proportion all rem from ii "i(`ll"°r` nl' 'libel' mlillllllv the tit-llslly ol` lilo cli>cil~ol_\'tc in its '-‘°“l""°~ - "'lf

Ove-rcllaivtinrt cnrl bodessouod by aving thc: ltcllcralol-'s charging rate -eclueed, but thc- niosteffectlvo method

UNDERCHARGING OR OVER- -

CHARGING-WHICH

Look out For The Former lin Winter And i'h¢ Latter In Summer

So lung all the gcmlzltol' keeps tho

ls the pl-llviiilon of li gwltcll, by mean; ilf will-ll tho generator can bo stopped from i'lii-nlshiniz charging current, when il is not lieulod--an on long day. ight lrlps. Many manulhdtureta aiivisp .lgalllllit such chanting ut-oils, lt-at the t::tl‘t-less operator

device, ii' ulicd lntlllegenlly. is of great.

lnlttt,-ry. _

w. » .i .3 , , starllllg and liglltillp, si.»l‘vlt~o

_.l Ian-Germans. because of. tl. LONDON' April 5___M‘ 3 moemv _ l ubserviem ml'm°" of Ausma N "lt the Central Hall, Mr. Nevinsol: _ Questions of general int¢re‘t to motorists will be al19Wered lfl Ulla 'minmny' But wr il long time ll' hai the well-known journalist, deprecate' C°lUfYlr\. Space p¢rl1'\itfir19- Addl‘¢ss Alll°l`l l-. Cl°U(ill- “"2 0' 'ill' °"l°°-

crnment did was to reduce the duty

3

iota of _her national independence. ,V unmatu,€d__,me,.ly unna¢,,,.,,|_ san,-

'l he llrst thing the Borden HOV iieyond the expression ot' words. 4

_ _ Our people are the cleanest in Eur

on agricultural implements from pe; ,O keen ,h_,,i,. |,od|,.s Cie." is on.- 17 l`2 to I3 l'2 PU' Celll-» lllilklllg -nf the-ir joys. ll purt almost of their

:sen their ‘custom tio arSS@l;l~ 5°l“"“` the suggestions lately made that Ger mes In le “ms 0’ ‘ins ve 5"' many wished to renew the w€r. Thr

-uage, that Germany lnilst control I _

, h d, f -l

‘Ile llhlnc and the Sclleldt to lhei Deon 8 B sm were auf Bring wrrib

uouum give tt contrary impression. Ho had

_ ly in spite of reports which lulgllt F»0i>i‘r2lll' i\t‘2ll'l'-_ l

llegotiatlolls by .\llstl'olliill2iil',v lor ..|all iho llit_~_l'l~ rlisaI>ll0l“llllli l>€‘l‘ll\l59 Ol

he liopo raised hy the recent summon- ing into eolllcronce of General Mang-

in. a nliin of action. ivno, it is reported,

The coilllllelltzltnrs sec in the ati-

ticially nothing to fultil their _pro- lniscs. indeed, the cost of living at the time they went out of power was lilly per cent. higher than wlleil they took the reins of oflicc

cd this up by nialtiilg lllmber free allowing free lrzlfle in wheat, po-

it live per cent, lower than ,llllllef religlollc and tllink how they lived! the Liberal rcgillle. They follow- They lived ir mud and “-0,-,.,,, may

-nud, they lived in ilrluttertlble filth

_ _ _ ’ lbreatlling all air that choked thr

tatoes and otllcl agricultural pro- .mms Wm, disgumv m,,i,_ ,_.0,,,,g bodie.

_ _ i __ ,~ tried to get his information from l-all nounceniellt ol the 'Smuts lni_=slnn yo*

'mme "’ a F"°°` RN" l liable sources, from the burgolnaslilrsl Hll0lllPl' Dl'0“l`H=»lillf\ll0n by the il4‘<'lCl’

It is true that various treaties of- touting, f|-gm sgagigtimi offir-9B_ D,-,,.i c<llli‘i-l~f-lice. its slap is pllinli-ti out as ers on tho Rhine. -

,i I

;uaranteed Germany the use ol' the vision shops; and women who hmm _ -- - W4

lllllle l_0 its Ollllel. lllll it also gun? the care of families. Some of the re-| ‘-*3'T7" 47 '5°5~=i°'-1-‘-`-5

' ' ` 'lf ' 5 all lit-' ‘

now is nolilg back to his heatlriilarl-

fifteen Years before. .'\.s Dr. Michael Clark allil the l-lon. .\lr_

(`al'\'ell pointed out tin- other dav fll>'<H1<l<l<rdtotil»- free list. (ln thi-

- ,

ing to lreelraile except in the

tlilcts; the duty li-as lifted from I “tacked h,, ‘,e,.mi,,_ their fee; sinking- utlln-nl :intl .iiiilis and shoes were ,mo Squmom (heh. hands wuching ui

wcrv tiil'n things ivhich one does not

lliil-si of the lrilil .,.;.n\vers of Man- m mp m____§__n(_e of d,,a,h_ a1w,,,,_`_ in th,-_ ;

Fin. Liiwmi (;,,\.L.rmm.m ,iid m,[h_iotliei- llanll, at lin- lilizlniinolls rp- weak “bout” There they Hved' alwayl,

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lllauer (ll l"5l5ll’l"’l"l_\' illlil tlllil Ill'-,ll{'l"" (_)_l_lmni' :nhl :Mnia 1`f`mi`”" iluidst ol' ll<ll‘rill~, ulwuys on ll rack eil

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plied illl_~rel_\' til ill- 'rv' rc' _ ,

\\`h;li is the plllit-_\ I-l' the ;l:lrt_'7

rcspi-l~llilg__l rlllt _-

_ i_ortui'f‘, ll r:lt-it which strett-lied and

'lltllrlilgll 11.- i'l--

t;ll‘til‘.‘eil not 1lll_- lllllst-les of the lloClS"

mdnya _\1,.|.\.}-._\- nppll;-;i1iii_~n,_ lmlltltlillll li|._;lil !l.l\t inilrllttl-ll lli\_,hm (vw`4\_ W_rw_ and th? “.m,\0 ,,.,lmil

:lgriuiillillnl t'ellli'e_< lllcy pwrlclll""ll*lllll<'F-

tillil the +~lllii‘i- soul. and llll‘.\' “l\‘l‘ll""-l

fret- tralle; ill lllzllltlihcillrilig crillll-i lll l<ll_l lll<‘ llill‘lll'll ,Jf\\'Cl'llllli'i‘.t A \.l_=_` Um, ___(m,__Pd' em|,,,.,,_| i,,,,_“,,.,,,_e.E

lililllltic-1 they preatll pl'oi¢:i‘llllil.

Hlrlssell :l bill lil thc llotlst- ol (,`l»ili- I imc _|g,,n\. Til., D_m,,m.,. _ ,lynn with ‘

it U rwun `.0m.,.mi(m uf \.mm ,_ I lilolls rlilpoilltilig- a special collillilr;_ I hmmm" and ul' HW and mm_._.mg ,m.m,,el 5

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Lrberzils lil Loinloii. <hltlli‘ii\_ will-l of .llle _tl.cli-g:ltc.'~ llltrollllverl :l simi-

`<.i`<_ll`l ilwvi-¢-\»i-t» till- tariti"ilil`:i__~l-iell-MHS uw" 'Im __,wm_‘_ Huw ,|,.,,,,,-_ hm, llll .llitl i»r.lt_tll»;ll llas~i.~_ llll> \\.'l_~' I \wam0ug_ ,m1m_ ,Wm muh lm" him ll,

'i Y ' ~ ' ' ' . . ` l -. . . lag rt-_sollltloli to thai _ol .\lr_ _ll*lll_ll- llllllilf-rll in thi l.ibti.ll>. fllltl Ili -| his km,_(,,_‘

sl_ol`. and he was reiilscll perlllls-

t`e:lii~tl by tht- then Liberal lnajol'-I Them had hem mmmm like ,im in

"Mis ll' M14- lll Slll]S@llll9l`l' flcial document had been objected ml l'ozaln-s iltls p:lnr°lpll» was ilpzielil I uhm- Orders had been glvcn ‘O Send! “ll (3‘ 1`ll-*’l‘- - "'fll’»ll‘llll."- <l"f‘-" ’l\“fi El, hilt the silffcrinfi was lllcre. t|loul_!ll.l will nlllcll fllilll in tl'o:lilr~.~. :intl llasl me ri(.l“,r people who had eq.,,,,_,.

`~_~ll1: rll:,~‘i:'|--i l'l lu- _tllv soil- tlivller llfi migm give an aDpem.un(,‘_ of ltmmlltl-l

is `\ i < ` l - ` °'- . ‘ l,» lilii.ll _\lllll:l-t oi rlllml iiiiplll _,m\.(,(,mm-my , `“"` ll' l“" ‘l"“‘ lf* lil” "“l‘ll"’l "ll \"omillt' hack to this couillri' \l-- f

.ilu lllllllili ol' ilu. :<l~lll-lil!_ and o-ii _\;m,in50" ,,nminued_/ was like N,[\._m_, ill* """"ll"‘ ll “"““ 2' l‘l""l` hl"“‘ ing to a clit-up world; he had noi lvl

fit hcl' \\’li<~ll slit-_ was olillgetl to nlovc dined in howls in am, of me di8,J_“_mi _:lil of Iilftziiiln llllil slll'l'ell(lf‘l‘ nel* _ , ____f| i, . r _ _ , ,ri Hu _\'H\wm Pplmmn wma H- in up-, llslll ling llnllm ta nialks ln, i ll < ' ' ' ‘ Cologlir. the l-ations obtainable wal-<-»

lll1_l .l .sell ll lllovi llptlll (Jelllirilly lf as fon0“,s,.I,mameS’ 1-our hounds ppp sho he-ltl thai the Gorlilali violation wow, broad twvtllirds of 8 pomm

f . .

l’ll0<?d d S_lllll -lr ll\L‘ lo 0 l l ports from correspondents had beenl . . 0

lations. the l'lver_h_ell1_u ill tact tree l sharply criticized and (,113,-Miterizcd;

`-S @5lf'llll**l'l"'l lil' ill" 'l`l`l‘lll" "l as pro~Germail'_ ln one case, an of-E

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The Charlottetown Gilal'rlian’s Circulation Calv-

paign prize list. is a record for the _`Jla'ritime`P1°0- vinces, vlz: _ lst Grand Prize-0vel'l;ln.fl Alito, $1410: suppli- ed by Bruce Stewart &Co. _ -

2nd Grand Prize--Ford Auto, $820: supplied by'

Kennedy & Webster.

3rd Grand Prize--Karn-Morris Duchess Player

Piano, $800; supplied by Miller Bros. ; District Prizes: - ' f

siol-litn llavt-_ it even tliscilssecl, llc- ily ill tllv Statute- The l.ll1ioll gov- 5,1# _mid Lim; l,¢,-mission “_~,,u1d nm erlllnent llaviiig now a majority in` b¢"gf3|1f¢)d 1_0 di5¢\1,5 gl rg-solininn l)0lll HOLISGS ll0.S l'€S0lVC(l l.l[)Oll Il. in Comir-glion with the r_~lfi{f_ silililar coinmissioil and, as point- _\\'l|;lr we;-¢ the lei-mg of ring rp. ed out in the debate on the .\Icl\Ias- Solution that the Libgml pany in ter motion, it is nonsensical for Ontario, _‘at the instigation ol the :ulyoile to anticipate the findings lc'adt~rs in Ottawa refllscrl to have Oi that comnlission by It rcsluotiotl even discussed? llere it is: ".\lov- alll-ctilig one or two specific items i~rl.by -Mr. li. _l. l"i-ttypiece. editor in the tarill' scllctli.ile_ and proprietor of tin- Forl~.-l Free We are sure that Mr. Johnston Press: 'l`hat this ineetillg of thc expects lio one to treat his resolu- Otttariu Liberal Clubs l"edel':ltion, tion .seriolisly :intl feel C0tll"l<ll‘-llt do |u-rgby ask the dominion lead- that the only result of the discus- C,-_gf il)e'Liberalpar1y, in order to sion will be to place before the Sllmillgig food prgdugtiom to ad- people of-this province, more effec- opt a policy of tariff revision, such tively than ever, the tremendous a policyas will free our declining blessings they enjoy in fiscal mat- i;1¢N5¢fy‘.r,f agfiwltufe fi-gm any ters under the present regime, as and' all`fiscal taxation except the

war tax."

,slihd the Liberal' machille dc-

: 4- UNAVOIDABLE

der the previous niislialned Liberal administration.

MISHAPS.

thousand men are on sea at oncc and that all these had to be regul- arly discharged or have their set- tlements otherwise effected befor-c_ leaving England, besides the many other matters that must be attend- ed to in the demobilization of sev-

pitt ,of officials. “ally delays. eral lumdred thousand men, we

Mmlnconvenielices and many' should make every possible allow- hai* ips have no doubt been en- :~.nce._ Tip; officials in ¢hafg¢_ the ill-\l‘¢g‘_l f0llgl1 tlli' ill€lllCi¢'llC_\' llflll heads at least, are no doubt doing l\C¢ Of Ollifials- 'l`lllS. Wllll'= _the best they can under most dif- l` flllllld, is deplorcd. It is not lictilt circumstances. That there are Wlllllllléss or personal spite or cal- inefficient and irresponsible. lmong .‘l°llS ¥`l¢gl€Ct; IIN iS Cltl'lC!‘ lll’lf`-Itl'l€5S the undergtfappefg who have to (10 lUl"‘_lll¢ llllly 9~SSl8'll¢ll 01’ l°Hlllllllll€ with the carrying out of details is ll\°bllll)' lo faffy Olll llle Pl’0Hl'3ll1- to be expected where so many are

Our soldiers have in many cases employed and these must be en-

\lll¢l\_lly dtlayttd illtllfril' l10ll1€ dtired in the army as al1y\vl'lert-

c

-An 'unfortunate matter il: coil-

nfction with the return of our sol- d er9 is the fact that in many cases delays, losses or other accident_~_-- f0r accidents nlost of them are-- 'are utttibuted to wilful neglect or perverseness or favoritism on thc

in many cases they have 'else for ilicv are not yet an extinct

in securing their dis ' `

and their gratilitles; ul ases they have not been per-

come. home oil the date There is no good reason

species. _ ln any unnecessary delays or hardships endured .by thc soltliers

wg may feel assured that the mili-

ha h _ k til y autllorities have not erred wil- -t, lf “R Wm’ “'t'."l fully a d indeed, throughout the _0_l_"°8llS°l_l°° ‘lf lavmll' whole 'ar, in mobilization. in llltlsé. ‘fa WCTY f°a’?“ _I0 lighting and in rlemobilizatioii,li:_l\~¢

l ¢ §l'¢i_\} 'l‘“.l"l7l) selrirnn erred at all. Rcmcinbcrlng

fclllclllllel lllal i"“1‘l"'_ ivllirll lvl- ‘lit-we' tlillygleahtfprl ".ii‘id

forty minutes t|,g,',g is that so few £`i5~m_(,§ “,(,n,

the hlstnry_ot‘ the win-Ill, Arioriisri OTJTBREAK

rl-inEA'rENs aEni.lN

BI<1i`tI,lN.ApirI 4.4lI0SardIl1i; l"".

ports that distlirhtinres of large ill'*>' portions are likely to break out. sud ' tleuly ill Bcrllll, the Lolitll Allzclgul ,

mams from a preprcsientlltive of the Goveiulmelit thllt any such ll\0VPllll‘ll' will be silppl'ciii~d with ruthless sevel' ity. A lellileilcy amolltz smile liotlvlt- gow, ,,|0m,.ms to man inward lllf’ Spartacun lnovelncnt. the licwapltpfr ming, has he-on lrequelltly ollscrvcd ln

recent days.

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f~<>ml>af~=d with wlml they had im- f

Daily Selections for Guardian Readers

iniurnlnhed by W. B. Louwn

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BEYOND THE GRAY

The ilrellgllt fllckcrs and the icy rnln

Beats dllimally against my window

piiin;

Outin the garden. 'neath ti robe of

Rlily, _ ` Thr; tlowors lie dreaming ol’ andtllcr May. 1

Allil So. tlellr heart. althonltll the wlndr

blow cold,

And tall trees shiver as the Stow, old, ` 5° l Bll fll?€llmlll8: and afar I see,

B°Y0rld the zl'tl.v. another spring and

the€.

day

-Bertha McDonald,

We all wlsli to he loved. We'

not conlel-ni lt, but It ls -true, and lt is nothin! to he ashamed of. Well. then. let us lie worthy nl in-lng loved. and let us love.

No distance nl' place nr lapse of

time can lessen thc frlendohlp of thong who ure thoroughly persuaded of 'each otllt-r'lr wnrth._- ohcrt

may

could' i l¢'l‘ll¢lP'-"l 'ollr newness to the am? l,{ \\;\f|3¢y‘\1|1,¢.y_ _ -» _._ _

" 'lllihll-lo 'whul ‘lllrmetnig -to, c-Qi

llll'0*ll ¢0ll’ll\l\ll) “fl” plllved l1ut.ol1ce the ren-ark*-lilo place '-'wheiwf A Father above elusi-

' ' " - 3,1.

differently' with children, bm h all

l“'“"*7 l° lllllll' mlide- ~ _ ' in love.-w. 'r, ci.

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son for llcl- wlthdrnwlllg from the treaty tllai has practically interna- tiolllllized the Scheldt... and tllllt lil the future German vessels could not use the mouth of this rlvcr. If in lllisftleltlsioli she had the i~llIllll0\'l ot the Allies sch vnillfi inflict fre lllelidolls l-roliollilc losses upon Gs-r luall_v_

Germany‘s Lileblood

But should the Allies lnslts that

#hc lthlnl- is no longer to be tree to Gerinan enlilmerce to its mouth Bl Rotterdam. -this would be almost tx 'ieatliblow to Germany. It would wipe out many of her industries and emove her, perhaps for all time to Utne. 'as llniieconomlc competito- »vitll the rest of the world_ We maT‘ he sure that/ln all transactions be- ween Germany and Holland ther# `= inthe minds of the representatives 'lf both coulltlios possibilities con- ernlng the mouth of the Rhine. Ger- many must fear that lf lille f0l'C€ll ‘Iollllnd into the war, the treaty 05 :lance would rob her of the right: she has enjoyed up Nl ll0“l lil “Ul- terclnm. On' the other lialld, there ‘s the lure of hecmnipg master ol Ilotterdalll. and thus securing in he" ~wn right the ownershlll Ol 'l\“ lnoutli nl hor Kfeatest river. Th- wollder is that earlier in the \ll’l1l” ii-lieiffillr osrmmiarmies were _en _.crying their trlumlillll. l-he Klllllelidld mot force Holland __lJll0 Ill? “la” either-its an enemy 0l‘ H9 llllilllllll ll'

nl hier tcrrimry was suiilclelit rea- l pm, day' half mm amount for (_h“drcn_

.nlorltll. Babies of under three were"

\1neat, 10 grams-about three ounces- per week; coffee. ditto; one egg por

allowed llnif a pint of milk por day. Children over three drank coffee made of henna with no milk or sugar; bilttl-r and bacon were 30s. pci' pound and margarine was made out of bones from thc slaughtorhouscs. in Solin- gen one ounce of lnurgnrine was nl- lowi-ll per week, and horlu-_ tilts were 36s. pei' pound. An adult was ollowod one ounce of meat a day. The reports on tho conditions lu the occupied ter rltorles, llllnlled In by tho military au- tliorlties. stated lllni the rations were nol. adequate, and that there was no reserve. -

PARIS. PRESS BEE ANOTHER DE- LAY IN PROCEEDINGS

PARIS, April 4.--One of tile happen- ings in pence conterenco circles yes- terday, the Matin and the Journal unite today in alluding to an n “great event." The-_ council of tour actually issued ri oolnlliilnlqiie, the newspapers point out.. but it is added, “lt wan only to tell uii that -General Smut; In going to lnveiltlglllp liilngliry_"

The Smilts appuintlnent is one

which these two. and moat of tho oth- rlr tiewilpaperll condemn, lnstanclng as a had omen the--manner ln which General Snlutll .condulutadn the _H0801- latlons ln Swltzerla.nd,eil.rly ln 1918 with Count Mensdorl!}Floullly-Dietrlc\i- stein, the Austro-Hungarian ambassad- or at London at the outbreak or the war, in which lt has been charged by

Paris newspapers thstt.¢\io bluntneils

1.--3 Willis Pianos, each $47 5 ; supplied by A~~E..-

Toombs. ` f

2.-3 Grafanolas, each $150 ; supplied by A. I.

Toombs. _ -‘ .

, 3.--2 Diamond Rings,'-$100 and $50 or. Patllil-_ _,E

phone. $78; _supplied by ii. H. Ta_iflo1‘. '

4.-3 Wristlet Watches, each $17..; suppl_ied'l7y'~

G. H. Taylor. ' ._

In addition _10_ per cent. is given to all unsuc- cessful prize winners who continue to the end. _ I

T'.#'_’---_ <5-'-5-F-"'_i_;.-fm? 3-_1.?z‘;-_T.==_T-if--_-~ .;_-..._-__=|-__:k_-+3Q~»g-J _` _

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USE FORE IGl'l_T_

1

The time to prepare for a rainy day lg when the w¢gp;¢r;lg‘lihp.~_‘ 'Phat ir ll lruirul. vet many ll person that woulirnever tor a mul'

U16!!! dl?/llute so obvious a piece of common-sense forgets ¢h\l‘-tl” time to prepslre lor n llnancliil` "rainy hay" lg Now, and gilggrttlei' WHY l0 ll0 S0 li by means of Ll te insurance. To the great- mllotl¢7 l"‘“"“"""* 05°” *he °l1lY Way wttliln ilu-lr ranch of taking can <\l_~_l»ll`¢ lllllll‘°~'l\0¢ only the future <ll=.pon<leul ones -but their own as wool

The Gl°eat~Wesl. Policies provide such Insurance on exceodlisll

llllflllfl-lvh* terms. Premlinn rates are low and profit return; .uri-.ro

lnilrkl1'llle_ Pol-sonlil rates and full explanations will he glady lllvéll on lvqueat. State. ago. , , -

“'° “'°'.l;Y!fS.l._lili;.llS“f'“¢° °°~lili<ii` tif

Hnldman &

'“»_l.....+.. »_s;~l“ ~ _

J- 8*. Hllihso, Opeelnl Agent f £12 __ ‘

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Aoswrs ' ' 5" '1 il'

WA"'"l° 'N UNl\SPnss surro oia'riiicn.~ -'

of General Smuts choked off possible

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J... R...l..l -Now Fon RUBBER _ hours. i _- l>Ussv~roo'r _ we have the best and mon val-led assortment oi Ameriémr

'Shoes for Children l;,l;¢ilnli",°§fl1l;l(;‘ollfS‘llgiyelgfrifcllypress, Vac Monarch, Boa,__Blue`

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'- also siligleland donors Soleil br women and children. _ __ , ,`_`

‘_‘3-will'-lrlizhriw-:aw ` ~ rl.” '_

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