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" ~ -' waoneaosv t>s_ossiaf'oh__`-'_1_'l'\\_a,1`ai| - -, , issues mst -'s Liberal issdsr wits

f §\l1_&|_¢li tliiia' .for ‘tho Gcrjmsn 'vote will

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4 'E iNEE_DED-`SER,iVICEi I Ii I I - - I lvxcélld a dlifruilled Bhd disaffected

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'ft is gratifying to our business will benefit all `eoiiccr|ied. (._`ap-Q L|.s_RM_-To LmERAL_ .

“‘“""‘ ` _- - 'remnant of 'a party. ‘ ' _

tiieli to know that the stéamship tain Bemierg `_\vI\om ‘many of‘our» service between .\lontreal and citizens will renicniber ‘as_:i genial'

lto make a living?" asks Mrs. L. A

Recently the iisntsx chronicle

-Marititnc-Province ports, including and typical sca|nan_.1nd' hustl_er,l

Charlottetown and Sutiirnerside- is .may be depended upon to uiake to be 'resumed next summer. The _this servce “gd” _ _ Gulf of St. Lawrence -Snippingi The Montrezil-Mariti_m`e service :did -Trading' Company; of which 'before the war was _a big thzng for Captain Bernier the. 'Arctic `Iix_- :this province and now -' wth all plorcr, is.tlie superintendent- l1aslCanada hustling for bigger things secured the necessary subsidy fr0iii__,_thsnever before we may confid- iltt: government for thisser-vice 'uztdiently look forwaril to a .great ex-

also- for the Magdalen' Island ser- 'tension of -_our trade with the upper_

vice and _there is no _doubt that it provinces. _ g ` ' __ -

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-_Our people --liavc been stirrediit better than Col. Beatty. and thrilled from _time to time by \‘\"e neo:-I this story- need ii re- f_t’p'o.'r_.ts froiii pulpit and platform pcated__o\'cr ani over again. \\'e and- press of what ' L`a1tada’s Softs talk oiiiic' duties of soldiers when have done and have been on the they return; it is we who need to _battlefield but seldom _if ever have be reminded of our duty, we w'h0 they heard`as much of this glor- need to`be instructed- we who need ivius story as on Siuiday Iastwlieii missionaries to remind us of what iheyfheard--it from the lips of (ol--ithese men did and suffered and en- oiici .ine t\e_vc_rc-iid Wllliain Beatty. tittred- we who need to be told what

_ fmt-.i.-_said-__ :lm i.tbql»si unionists ‘*Savsd_ths,t,,lbers.l party from itself," ,The Sydney -Record ('Llb.> 'says the reference is provocative and shows

neil-her for _iiidgnient not good taste.

The loss barking-hack there is to the

recrlminations of November; and the

- sneer which The Chronicle makes ln-

ferentially. at Liberals who refused tn support Union Government is calculat-

ied to- revive or accentuate-feelings of _bit`terness. It is_ high time that the _- Halifax paper ceased to act in accord- _ance with its insulting assumption that !l.ibet~als who did not agree with it in _its stand of last year were less con- ’s»eientious than itwss itself.

GRAHAM OR MARTIN?

- Le -Devoir announces that all in-

l_dications point towards the break- down of the Unionist block, but it wonders how the -Liberal Party can be reconstituted.

The Unionist Liberals made. or lvl-

owod to be -made such ii campaign

been given in the (,iuar<iian_ of Col. _and at what cost, _ - _ _ against Laurier that it seems difficult

IA brielfisuiiiiiiary has already _we__werc seived from and Iiy whom _il

~Beiifty’_s discourses and it is not The war is now over; the war 1 0§ll‘_ Plirpuse to refer to them here. story has' already grown 'oldz thcls _ei_tc_t-pt;-to_ remark in passing that thrill has goneoutiof it`a~ii`dw`c are t

r them to return to his camp, still trange things have /been seen. C n he other' hand._the French Canadian

lia_d sp_e-nt foul: years with our _safe .Tl_iese_niei_t li_ave_.sa_\_/ed our Liberals abandoned in the last ca-is _iii hospitals -and .ii tlie-|s_kins and o_ur__ homes. _lint these palgn ,by meh- 01d allies may hesitate ill-“_*_1§21l¥>°I>\l\_“¢ |l'~f~Sli=\f¢_.d will incl" lllwli are Ceiling hoiiwg- Svme Ol- is ssespt the issssrsmp or Mr. on their-‘ sorrows and their joys, tliat them; the others have “gone alittle .,,,|| 0,-,M,._ p|e|d|,,g_ -1-helatest mmm,

ll‘i_F._i1l10i¥t-I l1e_\v1_is_b_apii1;cd' with the fartiierf’ and we shall not see them bit ,¥_l'_&`»l`ti`_~tht:`y..were -baptized _Wiill here again. To 'those who return

that either Mr Graham or Mi

`s¢i=li§i~ wvrlr with wiueii is was .._

lie” wrung_ s-yir_i1_>atl;l'etic tears' Ji1¢l_{'c‘-heers from our pe9pl`e_ by his-

and to the otlicrs whoni-'we.caiin_oi greet, we-owe mccli and. when. we

"_:ii_'t'>l_'y'." _,i_;_`_ _ _~'i __ _'have leamed what we can unUcr~ __ '~_..*;,lfhe,'poi._nt _we wish to .m_ali_e_-i_n stand of their story we_shalI-‘do_our_ »n,,,_ M'un|m`b, Free Presb '(L,b_, 'Com-le€ii°-n with Col' 'Bien-t-tyus -visit duty both ~l-'Y the( hvmg and 'iw ‘believes itliot, Union _ Government .a_|i'5i_l'l_ts___tliri‘llingly _ear-n_est__ and il- _dead and by ourselves. . ~ has fixed--M ,mme and that ,peoble -l§iijiiiia11v_t_:~ addre_sse_s_is tiiat_we <10 _ We trust'-that some steps will-belmd polmcmu would not "gh", héarxjeiiougli-'of thxsjwonderful taken ai an early date to _send-Mmmioh “_ _ .5l,_i’_ry’ 3 “pry imat.a't-be._5t- can come Such mlsslonanes as Col* Beatty I li-lowifar' the Union Government In to _hs only in_`»_frapit_ients_and fr_oni among- us- throughout _Cariada,_t_o C_aM_da__ or my “must ministry ___ mq?l¢.f I-‘7‘.‘-l/e'i:iv¢lj ° ll’ S35 '(20 keg? the--story 'fresh I lo) keep* It 'Bi‘lta.ln‘ or elsewhere, cansuccessfullv

.ul.'ii.t-hand four-< hl_m.dt'ed ihpusand from ibecommg commonplace .and solve'Ui¢f -problems of ibconstruetloh of ict( Canadians haiedohelplastcr- 1 to warm up our atmosphere into _ _ e___._ __ _ _ .d. _ _, __ . ___ _ ____ __ _ _ . no man would -dare to prophesy. In

_ _V\_1\_1c,_samt. ind its ing _ic w_1cl ttse men are soon coi'litt_1g._Can-_a_da_ at any __ a___e_ un better _‘___ i_ut_Iti_e_ or__. _doing without it, with sympathy- with grautude-withl_n___________m_m is now in m_o__pect_ N0 fig/htingi s_u.fl'er_lng» living, dying to- pride that .we are of the same flesh | Sedona polmckm hu _an memame g_5ther. Ticse men ony can tell and blood as the men who wonfw Union ___ propose wmch would com t e story';`some ol' them can tell it imperishable glory for Canada andi l better than others and few can tell 'Canadians - ' lmand wpular enthusiasm and “hue

~ ` _ . . lcontidence. On the conltrary, every

_ls . ' -_ -' Msrtin,_ of Saskatchewan may be called to the leadership. ~

'UNION MUST CONTINUE

i Y' i V N :_` V7* ai _ ,stable element in the country recog.

I 'rl-i1~: ic.-\sT AND 'mia __w»Es'r .""°“ “‘° ""°°°”* "°"°°°“" ‘°" “‘

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,taining Union as the means offering

the vbest prospect of rapid readjusit-

-A' special correspondent who has been studying thc political situat- ion in Canada, contributes an in- teresting article to the Toronto Daily News. Ile flatly contradicts an alllegcd eastern charge ` that Ilolshevisni exists in the prairie 'provinces or anywhere else in thc'

Wt-si.i"F0r 900'milcs west of Win-_

nipeg,_` lie declares- there is no Bol- shcvisin for_tlic smple reason that practically' all the' men there ownl their 'own land- want of which was the origin of Ilolshevisni in Russia. He proceeds: ' _ ' “The Iiast makes :i mistake about the \\'est in classitig as Bol-

shevists and revolutfonists gcner-l ally people wIio,- while -they may be advanced in tlieirideas and niayl thus be classedas radicals? are pci:-. fectly sound when it comes to rcs; pecting the rights of property and; inaintrlinhig and observing law_ and order; _ Amolig those who make this mis- take ab_oii_t_-the West-_ are _to bc found largely those who think that the Wester_n Unionist 'members are going to `Ottawa next session to destroy- the West's'own creation- Union' Govemment-and that out; ofmieije caprice more than anything t'-l`sc`. 'It very probably_ _never oc- cu'irred_ to' these people that if Can-| ada, In -thc coming year- is to be saved 'fronr serious confusion in natioiial :ifi’airs» it is the West that must .save .if. This is because the

West _holds the balance- of pow-_ er; ' .- _ '

"Whatever may_ be said' about the attitude of -the West” he con-f

tinues "Etc undeniable 'fact is that. as yet- t e onlyscrious evidence of adesire to break up Union Govern- : ' t has 'come from the East. The- (lifigtntlicil of Agriculture has never' threatened Union Government as eeftain Eastern factions have. But' move _as they may, these iniiuencesl i`tt`~'tl'i‘e -East are powerless to effect tiieir designs unless the West aids' tliem. So it _is for the _West to hy whether there will be a stablel, Government-or s kingl of poliitcal

finaly burly during -1919; s

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Such being the case, when thc

West is asked to join in the effort to upset what it set up at Of- tnwa- it is but natural _that the \\`csf should repIy--well, what are we to get out-of this? From one

side it certainly would not get a

lower tariff; while' with the other side, it ,will positively have nothing to do. _Men such as Dr. Clark- Buchannan, Thomson and Mac- -'Nutt» who broke away from Sir VVilf rid Laurier cannot and will not

go/back. All time promises of low-lg "F T *I* 'P F' "" * “ °‘ “" T er duties that iiir Wilfricl coultl'_ ¢ |)“|_|,,_ gg”-_¢\;l0||g _F91

possibly make would not induce them to retrace their steps.

Desptc all that may bc said

about the West being 'ignored in national -couiicils,-~ the fact _is that never before has the country west of the lakes had anything like the re-presentation in the Cabinet _that it has today. It has six ministers-

or twice as many ~ as Sir Wilfrid]

'Laurier _ever gave- it. Does -anyone think -that thistis.-not appreciated? As three of these xnen are old Lib- erals, the .Liberals-are fairly' well satisfied. The Grain Growers have two tiieniberlint -the Cabinet so they have no "kick coming” on that

'ment to rapidly changing conditions of life and work. And most serious thinkers upon the needs. of the Can- adian people inhis iperlod will'-adm’-t that- reversion to more partisanship would be a disaster. Between ithese two courses there is. at this time. no alternative. For the rest the Canadian people have no wish to attempt the impossible ifeai. of croesiugtsbrldge -before they come to it_

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-THE MEANING1 OF PMN-

`T'he cry of mars anguish went unto God: '

' Lord,--take away pain-- ‘ _Loi-d, take away pain from the world l thou hast made, , ] 'l‘lie_cIosa-ceiling chain - 'That tangles the heart; the burden ='""~'tnst weighs - i - -~

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'o¢d»'b`i8`|io*owulo-as l' 9.1'-"l».\iil`i>ol\.._'in tms'_ column win `l\_°lP !'°`\l' ivlvq your h`ea_rt in-abliims reunions, nun;-si. sselsi; iissseni. _U14 °`V0r!_ other anxious care that Dl'v|>l°__X_¢a you. 'If a personal answer gli f_°‘llllN_iil_. _enclose a live cent stamp, ~\7°_¥\l_l_llwa will be published; if you oerter. nlru your tsnssis my. sr use `s pseudonym. " ‘

cA_i.Leo To P'nsacH:: "is it right

30|' H YOU!!! man to choose the mints I-_PY Bllllllly as a professiorfwith which

young lllln must plan for -some cou-

llving. and if he is a good man with several occupations before him to choose from I seeino_ wrong if he finally decides u-pon the ministry. If

be thinks lie has the gifts necessary and that he can accomplish God’s purpose in _his life. in that calllug,| and make a living for himself, it ls_'

perfectly right for him to adopt it. ` I

LAY PREACHERS' Ja-mes asks,

such talent. - _

WITCH'-S AN_D FAKIIRSZ “Is‘tliei'u any evidence that there are, or ever have been persons with the power claimed Thy witches, coniurers, for-

people with' similar occult- powers in

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man do aIl`the_ preaching; there is noi _ Silk Shirts __ _ _ $5.00 (,g“ Z New 'resonant authority mr it suit _ White Pique Shirts - "~ " 2;/f - in my opinion it is a practical failure. I ' - I i i » liorsaliilif llill-‘l - " $6-00 ` It is one of the reasons- why __ (iluli lialf-*UP lo swdlo / ._ the masses do not attend 'churcili Ti f I Suil Case* "P L0 $10-l0 ' In lailmost any congregation no miatterl A Dl‘CSSlUB Gowns ~~~~ " ' ' " H100 " " how able the preacher, there is gen . ,- _ ` ` " _'___' l

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speakers than the pastor. It is a \_ \_, `\ AND grave .pnafctioal blunder not to utiliao __... _ _; 4 -

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tune' tellifrs and similiar is.l:lrs'?” _ ~ 4;,"-IA_» . num-.rt sein. 'rim sims spasms or rf; ~ "= \.

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DIVINE GUI-DANCE: Mary H. asks. "When God directs us by cfrcunistanc- ' es, or -'by 'a friend, or by an angel, is it just 'asmiicli from God as though lie spake to us directly?" In my opinion this is the way God generally directs us. Circumstances seem to indicate _tha-t we should taite a certain course ami. commending itself to our reason. we iitraightway take that course. Ii' this is the experience of a true Chris- tian lie has a perfect right to -believe that God has directed him, and to ii--t upon that iaith. There are times. however. when God guides us direct. and in spite of circumstances. ~ .

_WHICH OF THE TWO? _Misa O. li.

Your problem in short is which of two young men you ought. to marry, the man st home with 'whom you have kept company for four years, or the soldier in France whom you fell In'love -with during a temporary en-

strangllnent between-you and the first mentioned. You say you love them both but think you love the soldier the better. and that he is a. scholar and a well known good yoimg msn while the other has no occupation and you do not know much about him. You can only marry one of them and God only knows for certain. which itlsiiosid be. Ask ood. it you :mf not know _God~, 'ss I suspect -from the fact that you have allowed two young men to -make love to ymi at the same time, you had better seek to know Him. =lt is ai risky business to marry a young m-an of no occupation. and it

from all sorrow- then -learn -to --` love Jesus and I-ie will save you from your

-life of- folly and indsclslon, and settle

score' ,_ _ V' ' _ - _ 'Lord, take away palm from tlt`s world fM‘i10l'>'- _ ‘

If the West were :inytiimg.l1k0 'mon im; mas, ______ Wwe- -*r--------~--»_-._____~.-..._». -__ _ _,___ _,_ _______.---

as partisan as the least- there nlig-lit » -nm "_ um, Thee the more;-l ANOTHER LGVI PR0l_L!M: Halls

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be a srong- iikliiiood of it doing Mc. writes in -part as follows." l met B '

s eo I CX ti ` a sailor from a, battle ship who had n' . -_ .

what many Ea.tern p pe _ pd! it to do. But it is not of that frame

of mind. P'oss'ibl}_;_ 5_t> per_eet_it Of the Western poo e now itte or nothing about the politics of East- ern Canadirbecause they never liv-

ed in that p_ortion of country. Hpw then can t ey`be _expected to line up in th_e‘old politics ranks _They never will. These people will judge the Government on its record, not on what its members were politic- ally prior to the fall of ioi7. They know they have power in Parlia- meiit to»day- 'because their ,repres-

‘8hall I take away pity that luiits heart

` White brows to the sky?

soiilinr." You are a very foolish gli°l_

People from them until now. and __f____ A -___ _ __ _. .

keep company wltili other young inen. You are ln a dilemma; on. the one hand you are under promise to nnirry a soldier. and on the other hand you love the sallorbeitter, und lt is wrong to marry 9. man wlioni you do not supremely love. The less of the two

evilsis to write to the soldier telling him that you love another 'better than him, and for him to absolve you from your promise. You niuat ask God‘s forgiveness for ftihls, and all other sin 4. and become ii true Christi-an.

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