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Tllt lllllllltlllBl0llIll lilllllllall _" HIPPEHIHHS Ill THE Will'

THE-cHAnLorrr1n~owu oUARi>1A>i l _ _ _ 4,.- MARCH 10-1917.

"The danger is that the coal companies will

Mood Office at Cblrlottolovyn, Branch Office: at Summer-

pt,._ Aibgrton, Bourto Ind Montague.

Eivonlr-tg Daily (founded 1907) 82.00, (delivered or hy'

pdl) ln Canada. and $2-50 for U- 8. A-

norning natty (minded im). ss.so pu yur. tosiivu-.

gd) ln advance; $2.50-per yur (mliled) In advanvo. t-.,..¢.., e.-.u sam for u. s. A. ’

(saturday Weekly (f°U'\d°¢1 1337) $1-59 P" °'"\\""\

'mtl In Canada or U. 8. A.

'bc content to produce what goal they can with the labor at their command, or at best such quantities l as will yield them the 'most profitable returns re- I gardless of the niarket’s requirements for war purposes. The largest producers are the Domi- nion Coal Company and the Nova Scotia Coal ifompany, wlticli are part and parcel of the great steel industries .with which they are respectively' identified. The profits on both ends of these in- i dtistries have bceit heavy, despite the lessened I

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\\'hat does war \\'a'si:ige nit-att? '|`he tvfir if costing

(`:|natl:i, in roiinil niinibers, a ntillioti dollars a ila

.»\s it l»i‘i_t_-et-its ilu- t~.»-i \\'ill-iiit~rt-ctw. In thc Illfvv _rears ot' war now iiearing completion L`aiiada's eX- penilittire for the tvai' will have passed the billion ilol~ lar nia|'l\. 'l`he only cfiticcptioit we can have of a hil-

lton is that it is a in-iiiciiilotts sunt. \\'hat a billii

tlolla.~. could btt_\', hott' :i billion dollars could bt' aceti-

nuilateti .ire problcni_~ tvhicli we do not piirpose ttnile

taking, \ billioit dollars circulated in this province, for ln_~i;nic;-, tvotilil gi.-_ each man, tvoinaii and child

in it' inore than $Io,t>oo.

is it Vt-_oing to bc ripziiilf' \\`hat does it mean to spei

this vast amount for ilic il':~'tritcti\'e ptirposes of war?

lit ineans in thi' first iplarc that thc greaiei' portion of

is he-int; circttlatcd rigltt lzcre atnon_l_f thi- people of Ca-

»_\'f.\\'_ tihzit does this cost iiican to (':iii:ida? llon

_ output of coal, and the fear is that neither will

make special efforts to enlarge production in face ofa general labor shortage, a handicap which \vilI not easily be overcome. Unless both companies and other producerspreseitt a plan showing that they can cope with the emergency and ftirnislt coal in satisfactory tltiantities at satisfactory prices, there will have to be some iiieastire of fiovcrn-

nient intervention.

y "'l`he war is by tio means over and thc country cannot afford to face another season of fuel short- ages. If necessary, the mines can be operated under ljoveriiineiit direction. 'l`he companies can be required to secure ati adequate supply of la- y bor. lt inav even be advisable for the public ati- I thorities to Iix the wages to he paid and the prices to be asked for the coal. Such pressure should be i

, ,applied as will lead to :t rnaxiiniim otttput and ‘to

Nl timely deliveries during the coming season at St.

f I .aivrence river ports. :\ shortage of ships has to

be overconiq, bitt this is tio time for ltalf ittcasures. \’essei-owners on the Great Lakes and tlielotver Si. l.a\\'rence can be directed to place some or all

lil

naila; in.it lu-i-:iii_~.t~ ol' this expeinlitiire L`:ina<la is to-y I

day bi-tier ol`t` than cvcr it was; that beciitisc of it also

and Iiccaiise of thc inilii~‘irial t`otiinl:itions laid Lanai will in ilie _vciirs to conie bc niore pros-pci‘otts th: cver. (ln tht- stint.-. l»ot‘i'o\\'cd, a lai‘l.;'c proportion tvliieli was lioi'\'o\\'eil front private individttals throng ont the cointii'_\', tht-rc will be iitteresi to pa_\' and tl

itttt-rest will bc agaiii circulate-il tlirotigliout thc conti-

of their passenger _sieaincrs in the coal aitd freight

In trade." m The suggestion of The _loiiriiztl-Press was that Sir ~ Ilenry Drayton. as the best man available, should be

tfl _ . . _ . . ll* :iitthorized with \\'ide powers to tackle this job, in con~l ‘ig jtiitction with the Labor l)epartincnt and thc Nation:-il

.\`ervice (foiiiittissioit. -

try, still adilintg' to the coiinti‘y`s weztltli. .'\s far as the __-»---~)ol--_-_--

:ictnal cost of thc war is concerned it is in fact ati cc noiitic .-fain. the circiilation of inoney, an opportuin

ltiv \\'lI.-\'l` 'I'IIl‘l\' SAY. I.I‘l'I` 'l`III~I.\l S.-\ Y

io all who clioosc to take atlv:iitta_tgc of it to accttiiittlate

wtalth. 'l`he principle losses, in war are tlioseyaccr intf front tlislocatioii-‘. in transportation, an incrcast- the cost of coniinodiiies bi,-cztiise of the difficulty n1ovin_t; them. iltc high cost of soine criiitiiiiulitics I

Iiaving been lit-iieliteil by the liighcr \va_i_{e witch

tracieil ilicin to other occtipatioits. (`oal for iiistant

has gone to tnilicard oi' prices bccaitsc niaity of t niincrs have fotinll more congeitial aint more reinuitc

~*:iii~.c of thi: ilifticitlty of procuring labor. the laliorci

I ` at

y _

live <~inpIo_vnient in ninnition factories aitd so rcducci

the output of coal. 'l`hc niniers have ;_{aiiicil, tenil rat'il_v :tt least. wltilc tlic b_tirdcn ltas fallen upon t tonstiiners. 'l`hi< trite of many other cotnniodii also, thc incrcziseil cost being caused in inost cases increusetl benefits elsewlicre. 'l`ln: burden of thc

I-`te;iseil cost falls vi-i'_\' g_gc\ici`all_v upon iltosr wltose Ii ti-ri»tl cit‘ciiitist:_iiices have been a principal caitse`

raising thc price.

'l`hiI' acttial niattrrial wat' losses are mitch less th: would appear on the siirfacc. .\ warship costing say

ten million dollars goes to the bottom. \Vliat is

acttial loss? The ten millions whitdt it cost to l1tiiltIiL11C0\ll2l-" the ship has been circulate() ainong the labourers, the Thi' Tllllffsl The PVCSIIICIII- lllllfil IWVF’ *llc l’°“'“" nieclianics. the 'inaclnnists who built lier, lltindreds 10 Sllvply guns and gttnners to mercliairt ships for the of Itnnilies have lived on this cost. children _have been defence of our rights of trade by sea. By a lilibitster educated, hotties have been built. These and many \Vhl<`ll 5l‘1l1l\0f l"1llCl\C0l`l\' flgllfly (ICSCFIIWS -T* Milli’ nun-e results remain but the ship is gone. Slit- will most reprehensible in the history of civilized govern-

liave to bercplaced and the process goes on indelini ly, building, ilestruyiiig, building again, and again d troving and all giving labour and wage to the labor

'There is loss; no doubt. loss oi' raw materialprobably, |~lp€CiZll 21l\ih0riZI\fi0n. The perverse and disloyal Ob-

bnt nothing more. - -

.f\s to thc ailiusfmeiits that will follotv the w

wliai taxes will bc imposed, what means mtist be e ployed to pay oft' the country’s indebtedness, it is i.i

less to tvorry at present: '-'1`hc :td_ittsttncnts will

made, tlte national, debt will bc paid aitd in the aditt ment and the payntent the country will prosper. France nate, blinded crank, irrevocably given over to the pence

ttie of the cotvardice, prompted by the vanity of a small he- niind, or intmovable in his insistence on_ congressional

raine the richest countr_v per head in the world. I-ler prerogatives, may betray his country as dangerously

tis, and cttlpably as the falsest man who consistently and U-y with iliat purpose of treason promotes the enemy in-

paid her billion dollars indcntnitv to .I’russia after war of |870 within a few years attd \\'liile paying it

domestic loans were largely responsible for tl .l’i'actic;illy every tnait wotttan and child in the cottii

contribittell to the loan, became at once the recepients IGYCST. of illlcrcsi On thc loan. Everybotlv was an investor 'l`lie llerald: The I’resideiit’s excoriation of these

and wt-altlt naturally followed.

(fanada is today doing likewise. The thousands

arc investors; many of them, indeed the majority them, are laying by money for the first time in tl

(`anadiaiis who are investing in the domestic war loans that body reaching a vote oit the “armed neutrality"

lives anll their money will yield them a liberal interest. ‘-V0llld pltt it. Whatever may be their pitiful excuses, (`anatla can easily float the wltolc Caiiadiait war debt U10 0lliSl8tI<li\1g f€1Ct is that in an hour of grave na- :ind in doing so lies her opportunity for laying founda- tlfllml l)'~"'ll S°,‘lm0" Robert M' La F°l°"" “ml me ml

these loans is not only to help end the war btit to li make Canada rich and prosperous, nationally and

tions for future' prosperity and progress. To invest

f . _ .t _ _

every Canadian dollar that can be spnrell frgm Inxu- the eleven men now on this nation’s blacklist if their

ries or anything else that is unnecessary, should invested in it. The petty savings banks savings

dividually Another loan will be floated shortly 'ndl would be found a divided COUNIYY- FOYAUMIC Will be

-o

rather losings-sltottld be abandoned once for all a

either placed in the war loans or in such industries

will help develop the country for we are at the beg

ning of :i new era and it new life for CaCnada.

)0(----~-

THE COAL SITUATION

* The other day The Ottawa _journal-Press quoted --W ‘ they muy, moms on we,|,,,.._,,l,, M Sir Henry Drayton as expressing the opinion that un-l ` If youyynltiei your friends make yourself lvortiiy of

lest some heroic measures were taken to increase d

ing the coming sunimer the outppt of the Nova Seo

mines, thecnal sliortngc in e:i.<tt-rn' Canada will

.aawtwmsmt m&m@ @..¢§,u!.,,;@¢»m.i _gg _*""" .) A...-,,,,._,,,,,,,.,_.,,,._,_,,,,,_

cs- from him, and it is 'believed that an old aitd forgotten

ell) their best to give aid and comfort to the Prussianisnt,

“_ It is refreshing to find others expressiitg aiioitt

m sonic of their number exactly the sainc sentiments we

of hold regarding tlient. _ ,,._ 'l`lte \\'orl<l says: "As for those wretclies in the

.S .\`cti:ite envious. ptisillaniinotts, or alJandoiieil_ wlto with _H doubts and quibbles have denied their country's con- ,._ science and courage in order to make :i l’rtissian holi- lt. day, they may well be left to the jiulgtiietii that good u_ men and true men never fail to pass upon dclinqttcnts l :ind dast:trds_ "l`lie l’resident has authority to arm the

,,,_ ships. l\'c hope he will arni the ships. \\'i_- believe he he will arm, the ships." gps "'l`lie 'l`ribtine has tio sympathy with the motives |,V of the Senators who talked the bill to dcatlt. V\"e urg- iui, cd Congress to grant the l‘resi¢lent all the powers he l-\_ asked lor aftci' reducing them to positive, concrete in form. \\'c sliotild have been glad to see tfoiigress give

hint powers far exceeding those which he asked for.

m '\Vc believe that Congress should have declared \\-'ar

on Gerniaity as soon as it learned l.hat .‘\merican lives

he had been lost through the nitirderous attack 'on the

ie- ment." the authority to arm ships Iias been withheld

cl-_ law stands in the way ol his taking that step without

strtictionists of the Senate must be overcome, Con-

ar, grcss must confer upon the President the power gran- m- ted iii the Senate bill. Otherwise the|Government of gc- thc United States will fail in the performance of its be primary duty to protect its citizens in the exercise of Sl- their lawful rights. x x x x x An impenetrable, obsti-

members of the United States Senate who, by resort to

of methods that can only be called disgraceful, prevented

of bill, accurately reflects tlte sentiment of the American Cir people, btit is not nearly as strong as most Aiitericaits

in others who stood with him against rt vote have done

in. whose boast it has been that when n crisis came this

be names do not go down into history liracketeti with that 1- of Benedict Arnoldl '

nd )Qf - 'I l,

as Norms '»~.

in-

Yott can'keep busy by running around' in circles.

________.

me people have reduced blunderi.ig to a

scieiice. _

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|--'their friendship. tin' - _

Lady Blanche Cavenillsli, who was

tak-en-ill In Toronto remaining at Gov- ernment Hone-ef there wltlle the vice- regatl party were on their way to Win- nipeg. ls much better and has return- ed to Ottawa.

g 'naw '

_ tions itinustlltlts-

this. They are more numerous th your readers fancy and some of the at least have been doing a business

Hull Mfg. Co.. who are producing _B

Slr,-- I notice you have been glvlnli* publicity to our Island Industries and 'U'

I would heartily commend you forlz

n m -|-

that the ordinary citizen knows ltttleiz of.

We have here ln our own town the:

*#0000 if *'l'*%§f§,'l*_°lf_§i#§§§ ii' 'l'§‘l°1'i"|»§y|§g,

*I LIKE BLA

TREAT WITH KAISER

passed through the Capital rece"

I-t. R. H. Pt-inee'Ertit or Detimerlt.

I- threshing machine that has won its 4'

liy pn his w_ny‘_ front the' Canadian way competing favorably with all -|~ _

Weel.;_to visit 'ln Copenhagen.

Ile .

ls a son of' Prince Vnltlemtr. a wlth. This concern is not a new I ne hew 'of ueeit Mother Alexan-

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dm and" a 'cousin ot' Kiln: G-90111

of Norway .and the luitipei-.»\'

these royal connections, I‘rl.nc

has it-lieatly spent s<.:nt‘ time on

aiitl as ho is greatly' ltnpi'e>nteiI wil

return to (lanatla after it vl.--It with

royal relatives.

ti K1 ='t

day last a ieconnnendation wus* mad bv the Grand Lodge ot' l"|‘eel1l1\S0“

from (‘.ani1<l:i the Grand Master. th Iliiko of L‘ointatil.;ht. has matte It In ctistatii to appeal' In morning dress.

_ rl g. .ir

Mrs, Percy Harlow i'i~i~ol\'otl Il Pillll

tgrani yesterday aiinonnt-ntg tho sat tn‘t‘iviil in Boixlcaux. l"t'atn't‘. ol' Its' zztster, Miss Wliidtlcn.

tk $ YJ 8

llnt~hl'ot‘tl Stlitiire. will be plc:i:-tcd t

For the first llnie' In hall' a eenitir

the huge silken t~able_~'- ivliiizh hav barr:-il the doors ol' the Slate tlrawiii moms at tho (‘ot\l:|‘t->"siinial rect»ptioii ol' tht! Whlto House at \’t'aslii|n.£toi a;;alnf.t till but a l`iivori~il l`e'\\', wer not in evftlence this inontii al tlio re- izipttons held b_\-' l'i=-slilvtli “Hd Ml'

has cuusctl great o."<-ile.iiieiit. anti sti

elt'e'etivo liar-.k-groiniil i`oi‘ tho Ioyel vosttnno ot` Mrs, \\'iil.~‘iut_---~'l‘lte Britr Ambassador and l.iiily Sl»i'lnf<-li"

honor al, a ball given roi-eittly in Wa ln g' -'.‘ ~‘ .' -` - _ in tt l~`ri=.tn-li lm.~:plttil. I.atl_v Stn-in

llice donated six ver_v lttiiiilsoiitif orn titenial buttons, set with stoiios. to l

rings and otliei' plf-'ces ot' §l0\\'0ll`.V-

3 £1 SI

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NOBLEWOMAN WORKS IN CAN

D_IAN HOSPITAL, ENGLAND.

some Fanadlgn ranchmen ai lllavrk ervill-e, 125 miles north\\'e's't ot (al-l

rubber plantation ln British linlia. I am enclosing herewith a letter i' A5 fm-ming ggmtfs Ili-5; with hint <-elved a few days ago from a Wester

nit. cnnttttian west. lm' will likely'

At it meeting in \I.otii;on on \Ve<ltte_s-,-` l\airon's_ One particular feature

that during the war bi-e'tItren be not l’._ E. Island is that i.hey'rely on ma expected to .wear evening dress atlerlill HOW" find pI`0dUC€Il in th

Masonic functions. Slinre his 'return l’l‘0vince for the largest proportion 0 _ ,_

e their reiluirements. Their hardwood of "U Will’ dll 'mls- i which they use very large quantities T0 S°'Pa"a'~° the beallly of the sou"

is generally brottglif from the Countl

The-many friends ol' Mrs. l‘ooinbsf, f-at tt itiaclilne that is u creilit t.

learn that she ls' ie'i~ovi-i‘itll< fl_`0_\\l a s.f>.\'ere attack ot’ tiieiiiiiattc ni-itritis.

Wilson. This iloiiioi-ra t ii- Innova t io

grriater ec~mnie'nt in \‘Vaslilngtott So- ciety. The i'-svt~.t'al ilintieuiiiil l.;ttc-ist were ull t‘»:-eolveti upon one t`ootlnl=r--~ had o of pitltiisatiil l`i\i-its iortnotl ai:

"'_`, tle things that spell success and th

were the chief patrons and gitei-its oi

`it ton to t-~t.iblI~.li .i special wa|"'.

:fold l`or the ftnni,_aitd u nutnbor ol others followed :still wllli dlatnond

0 along' this llne for the last fifty yea

efforts to supplying the requirement

Erik lg most democratic and for mnnv years sold extensively ln tb the past slx. months. has been \‘-'itll' neighboring Provinces. illthln tli

llast three years. however. they have ' invaded the markets of Western Can

a pi-‘tl their highest hopes.

h I-`armer who purchased one of thel

ontiits. This will speak more In lt

firm is receiving from their man

c this t`c-mpany’s business however thu :~. will cc-rnmend itself to the people 0

‘es ol' Queens and Kings and tiiet

ri are protlucetl right at their door li

employ throughout the year ilulte

i. tliemnelvei-t and to the whole Province

'l`hey have a factory with ti floo

space of 8200 sq. ft. and lnrze war

‘,, has itll the labor saving -itiaciiltn:

thi-ir ii:uelii|ies_ y ' , ll might be advisable to let you

imnchlnes that lt comes in contaclzlt t ‘

dustrv` but has been manufacturlpg;

IV., the King ot’ Greece, the l~Iittg‘ Fc-: a long time- they confined their 4-

Itussila. Notwithstantliiig all of P. E. Island but as their capacity

b grew they-sought larger fields and for

Nor 'ri-is i-ionsnzoi. i.

4' 'I' BOFIGIA," SAYS IRISH S0_L 1'

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n after several days leave in London.

I SAYS lllllll IIUNSANY

“OTHER DISEASES SHALL TROUBLE EARTH AGAIN, BUT

s MASK WILL MAKE N0 PEACE WITH THIS TAMEFILANE.

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,.,,,,o-sooo#-ooooioioiooooo

(IH DEATH I

ERNS. MARS IN A POISON GAS

DIER.

. “Poison and Peace," tsxtht-1 'tllttle clio- highs £;l;tkglewlltq` pntpkei hliil country-‘s

- , ' . , ' _ ‘ I I e I' S H0 ' BB'_ l , va i' ,

SHP!" Ile ls 2** Y‘*“"1* “‘ “ge ““‘ll “"“ "ml “ S“°°°“ that has Omsmp liti-ii liiiaifiiiigliiiuizilifnts iariicie. t.oru so on until onli or inriie siiiirigtmiiiiii

9. Dunsuny recently returned to France. D8"-

The first ol these is vtcto ; l l that smiled on van Kluck wrlifhl; Zigi-li

y _ _ _

r tht; Gem-ge Blshgp tiompum-_ They horn fn a wood, heard once by th

3 poet, is crystalline-tl, as li were, tin

ntimbor of skilled mechanics and tui~l\_"l\Ul “D ll’ ll blmk' I ‘md S” “mule

oltlown forever to mankiitd. Atnl tlt

5 ¢ ¢ ' l_o d Dungany, of the forts of Parts. (But th ‘ .

sl Y ap am r old man has retired from theltaliixi,

favor than anything I could say. and _ . lt, 3 fall- Sample of the leper.. this' Ever since first l read it‘years tlI;o.i“°W» ‘md he last “W -VICAOU' walk-

quoted in admlrutloti by tin ' English IDB Wll-ll 8 80161813 One of those khaki

oil; writer, ti 'certain line of' ifrencli men- Wl\0 Bl00d thu! first ici-rllyle

. - . .~ inter.)

l poetry, I believe by Iiaiidelni-e. Ita.. W ‘ , f stayed in my memq,~y_ both on accmnl Which of the other two alternatives

of itq own sheer beauty of sound and Wm ll b9~ MUS! IIB gl' on uitiil our

lg on account of' the picture lt evokes

~ myriad guns, In a thunderclup scart-tl.

if “Dleu! que Ie soit dit cor est trlste ly lmllglned- bflllg tht! end? Or wlll

_ from the picture that ltevokes ls, o ,_ course, Impossible, for ll ls on accoun

"o'si" in that line that the sound of

_tsotinii ol’ 'the line calls tip again ,-‘ull who have hoitrtl it tho sound of

(hliitiiitiiig hortt in soino wood oit a win-

hoiises for storing' tho finished ai‘ticle.ll*‘\"f‘ ‘l"0"l"g- "“,h"`-m‘l"‘ drew ‘heir

.J '|‘hc Plant is operated by steam ait’d ll\¢‘t COW-“I “nd Ylllllll ““l"‘- ‘l"“'" "

q ll. trees with their ‘twigs all froze

., not-r:s:~iai°y for expeilltloiislv pro<luclng “till film- l" ill" “lib llvilfftfllll .\"*-‘W-

, whgn the Gas Alarm Vila; Heard in

1; roatlefs know something ni' the sue- PIU!! SUN* W°°d-

, ill

U" an it would be n itilntulus for them t

H l‘e up and doing Qketvlite. This (ion

lace r-1' keen emnpotitloti by proiliiciii

. t_‘onipiiny is now reaplitg tis rewar ‘_ ior the painstaking care lt has alvvttys

oxnrclsetl _ --

' i I am Sir. etc.,

“` H. T. HOLMAN.

fl*

nl I lilitclostlre.)

Klngslimtl. Stnak,.

l<‘i:b. 16th, 1917.

_llall Manut`i1ct.tirlng tin., ‘ Suininer- stile, P. E. I. Gentlemen:-

'l`ll0 Small thresiier I purclinitctl

l_"0"} .V0\l in 1916 gave me ontilre satis laetton. I drove it with it 7 horse gaso lllll’ Ollginf, and had plenty of powe for all kinds of grain. The little inac linie is the best vat tlirenlier I hav over seen. I fhreslted one tliousan

llle Ill-U0 mill got lt all out of' tit straw, ac-ntetlilitg ttot done by any iotliefr machine In this district luiit fall. We worked two stook tennis and four mon besides niyself. I dld tho feeding' and ran the machine. Nr- itll” engine or and separntornian drew -blg wage. f\‘0lll “I0 last fall. We tltreslted. nl told, 14,00 btisliels nf' lzralti und hai no trouble- and left n_o grulnu In ntraw piles.

The machine is solid and wel'

made- \hl`0ll8hO\1f. and under ltlgli “Deed shows no vt-bratlon. It ls very

Eppy to rtiit. It has n wonderful cap 'W ff" US BIZD. und I do not bellevr

there is another lndlvldunl thresliei Sold ln the West. that wlll do tlir rvfpk its well. and as easily as yours MJHVL fl great many envious nelghb

Respectfully yours,

) L. J. PEPPER.

b IL S).-I intend extending bugger a H0" ~ fl- this year. as i rind it it iii- e low when using machine on skldi

as I did. I shall require about 4 ft nt’ elevator cbttln and buckets for this. Wtll have this shipped wlth nelghbort

, machine this fnll to save. freight. l‘

A_ bout this machine to me, I wlll writ(

ct-.~1i:'ot` this l\Ianuf`a<:tui‘in concern

H natty has built Ii. Iiiinllmus ln the other all the at`tt:rnt;-:ni und tln~ gre:

` g mliienwerfers were nliakltit; the

was rusted and hard to flireitlt, bu

: 'ins done such harm to mnnklnil as

0 In l’litl: Stt~er-rt Wood, not many tlay ,_ atm, 'the shells were i--'osiiliig cat.-I

:i inaehino rr little lyellm- than lm iyalilt, and its evening canie. intd just

i:oii_|n"tlim's, a little more carefully as tho birds flew ln. the sound of th Infltle. ii little bt=.-tier finished, one » 1 , that will run it llttle lighter through the wood, giving th? ga h aitd at lot longer, Ii in tilting lit. alariti ifli~at'l_\- above tho thitttilor. Vo

l_.- would have said that it was of this fl moment in this very wood that tho .,*,.,*,',*****.*‘*..*** it

(‘

most mournful of all horns was itcitrd

noel so long since dead lintl wrltte

would survive it. One .woittleiwil l

front Mars. and has een; hint t'ortl iilshonc-rc-d, bereft ot' his nntfleii vlttvnlry, n mere masked assassin

` This ls ite who would give us peace.

Why has the world refllsetl lt? The GRATEFULLY ACKNOWILIEDGED

time ts come to speak clearly. llere is a iiitin who must nilnil otlter peo»

ple‘s ttffulrn; who fozintl it neces

peace; who may flint It tieces_;mry ‘t

e invade Switzerland: wlto drew th tl -tword stnlilenly unil unprovoked upo

:’u9l;?_ll* M0315 Der tlay tunl the grain Europe, and later foitinl he got lirttor 5 ‘ ‘-‘UI 0!"-`»'llgll for seed. f)ur wheat rifle-its wlth gas; whose name is rt bli-

t *er repr0i1<~.it aniong sailors on itll

4; Mrs. A. D. McD.

e 'lic sons of the worlil, aint amott

vomeii unil chlldruii wlierever his irinlos have been. llut to sunt tip til In one brief senteitcr.-: Clin any- ‘-ne name any man or any \vlld beast, -.ny disease or tiny natural illsitiitor. 'hut ievei', In twc- and a linlf yeitius,

William Ilolieiizoilern, Emperor

Iiniiiatiy? ‘Germany’s Worst Calamity the Cor-

` onatilon of Willhelm |l." Never has Germany aufTet'e<l such

:alantlty nt the hand of gods or men, from the time of Otlltt down to ill., lays ot' Napoleon, an sho suffered ‘n the coronatton of Welhelm ll. This _rain and foolish man, who cared not or pence when he had It, wlic-_-io talk vas all of mulled fists, shining iirmor ind swords, this War-Lord, this "Ad- nlml Uf the WOSt." learns now, as lm tempest ot’ Germnny's tears pu,-,_ _ers nearer to his own head, that any rlvolous klng may start. ii, war (noc-r, -.llly man wlth silver helmet on his toad and eagle on top of that) unless _me really ls In the councils of God, -ne cannot stop lt -by it morn wave tt that niarsIial's baton that lc-alis

4,000,000 German widows all coin.

d one night t.o Potsdam. puglllll

f through the cltarglttg Uhlitns us t lioness through bamboos. to ngk him;

i , _ . "Wh ~ ,

f- castings which is the other big item ‘-‘I ‘he “hoe” that 'mg down th; nflerml_‘i1a2ir€ii1:;;BI,ig_slzzgggiii bglieffixfv

e ball matches In noman's-land.

d d No Peac¢ Wlth Tamer|;ne~Borgia,

e _ _

But this is certain we wlll ' nnnw

L » E no peace with 'l`.amerlane-Borgltt,

We know our owit eltnrncter some- what; we have been something ion simple minded If we had ence in

' = p . ii

1; would go back as ot’ old to ttie ways

of peace. That it-t not the (lerinaii way; he would plot again; tin- ln. ventor of’ chlorine gun woulll learn to poison the sea an he luis polsoiif--I 'hi' 1lll'§ it in not healthy to trv and

S imagine the things he would leiirn to lltlo. Then we should - have vim-

nl llgillll- But we that have seen war

will not have It attain. We wlll inulle the peace with the lloltenzollerii that we would make tho plague. We wlll treat wftit the Knit-ieiti-us we wrnllll wltlt the Black Ileatli. Other ill..

that line. One wondered if the blrtIe;lE D||LY Fon

one't»i own gas mask would wr~.'k. ’l`hlt-i waiting in the ilarknes:-t to be pots- onetl was war as conceived by that emperor wito has 'taken the splendor

B astoru will trouble the eurtli ngtihi “ but not the llohenzollornii.

'l'°!°~|'~l"l"l'

4»'l'l"O§'l'O‘I

GIIIIIIDIIII IIFIDERS

Furnlohed by

E W. 8. Louoon. V

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Till? f1DD0I1'l for widow and seven

_ fittiierlest-r cltlltlren, inettilotiell ln

r sary to invade Itelglinn In time ot' UIIS <f0l'llet'. March the'lIrst,-untlwliieh o

closes at the end of tlils niuntli,

0 stands as follows:-

“ A mother ol' nlx

Mr. lt; K.

1_tlil

Mr. G. II. Il.lll)

.fill 5.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 5.00

Mrs. W. S. L.

Mr. R. P. F.

Mm. .J. Mr. W.

Mrs. Dr. S. From 0'Leary _ 2.00 Mrs, M. J. K-. 1.00 Total to date ` $26.50 'I‘ltls amount will be blinded toilay

to this bereaved family, and other amounts' ag they como tn hand. The f0ll0Wll\g lleftter was received yester- day and speas for ltsolfi-

0'l.eary Station, March 6. tlllT.

Dear slr:-_ You wlll please flntl un-

ulosetl ($2.00) two dollars to help the poor futherless family. which you have made an appeal for ln Charlotte- town Evenlng Guardian, March lst. 'Hoping the poor widow wllti put liet' trust lit Illm who hae- promised to bo a Father to the' fatberlese and it Hus- band to the widow; and may the Lord open the lyenrtrof those that have the means to help them to do so. and pour into their hearts that excel- lent gift of charity. ’

F? >

M CE.

Yours truly,

A LADY FRIEND.

You care to refer anyone enquiring n 0 well in n pliotogrnplt. I Fl-om 0‘Leary

1.00 ,

MF. G. P. W. 'Zl.0li i

the lute Lord Annesley, ls a most de-

n constant visitor nt the Duchess' of

house, and frequently entertains th Inmates of her own particular waitl.

¢ 1 ti Mr. and Mrs, John Morris., of New-

castle, N. B.. are being welcomed to Ttgnislt tht.; week, Mr. Mor- ris being the new manager of. the _ Itoynl Bunk there. Prior to leaving theft- old home Mr. Morris was preseitted tvlth a purse of gold by the customers oi' the Iiunk as both he and Mrs. Motrls were ex- ccetllngly popular In social and bitst- ness circles. I

I! it Ill

Mr. and Mrs. T. (‘. James ani]

Miss Katherine James, left on Thurs- day to spend soveml weeks ln Alber- ton, the guests of Rav. George and Mrs. Millar. /.'. »

a is a " I

'The Tnbogggn, Slide was the ,scene

of rmuch merrlment on Wednesday evening, when a *large number » of young people enjoyed it cons; ln the brt in moonlight. nie prevlmlt- dare snosw putting the slide in good condi- tlbn. ‘ ' i

0 1 U

Mrs. H. D. Johnson anti Miss An-

nie' Johnson, left this week on a 'long anttcfpntetfvlrtt of several iweeits

with relatives In Ney' York.

The inembérs of the Woman‘a Club

entertained at eight tables/ of Bridge

in r Y ° ternoon each me’mber having the prlv-l liege of fnvftlng a friend. Several prizes were awarded and it most en- _10yaille_ social time was spent d lnty rtrrrnstiunfitu being carved flu _ :ibn

be Some people are so uninteresting that ltlie`y° bore

afternoon. ' ‘_____<_ _._

E. D.

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Priscilla I.ad_v Annesloy, widow of 1;'§5l0'R3V:’v|;\hSglmellllllg. l made abou'

voted worker for the woiniiletl. She is L. J. PEPPER

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