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_ (Continuedwfr_om__pnge eleven.) I of the Atlas Company at Grimsby. C ° ‘ ° Sure enough we later found C

the crews at wuhelmshavem In me glans purple of the war correspondent.

morning, at 3.30, we got the news H lthst we were given an hour only to

day the zaro october- 1914 for tn¢‘5" 0" "°“'d- ~" Um’ 1”" W” “W W

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army that they pay is doing; that it is

well led. efficiently equipped, properly S fed, adequately lended illsickiless anti

cure or money can remove adds to the A -hardness of the task. \\'hen anything i goes wrong with it the people have a e

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nil-li. What leads nleil to enlist? Pa- 2| lriotism, enthusiasm, the exaniplc of splendid deeds. the echo of the rolling 0

enthusiasm and chronicle this example

story. More than any other men of any other agency-li thousand times

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t which drinks are sold at li nominal of the ‘alter he Says: If were is

,~i,:e_ p|,,_,,,,,, ,md organs are pm_ one thing iil which I should like to DedZ_

med whe,,,,ve,- D0Ssn,|e' am' the 50|, see 'our chiefs model themselves on ers are encouraged to sing and make Bfmsh “U95 It is In the Severe WBY

' thc tents n social centre. A bank is in which H193’ l`€‘Ei\l`d SDi0S- All 'mer' ugabfest.

so maintained which ellilflles the sol- Prefer PM at me di5P°5al of mu' Ame5 dlers to put their money away for safe bl’ the Mi|\iSl0i‘ 0f WM' wld me that tambad. keeping. Most of the association tents every person '~ake“ i" tm’ act or con'

f, Lord Kitchener has wurlled us it muy _

he Way. T116 b€St Wal' elbe-will be got hy plncardiiig London 3

Map published, l€3V¢ s|omnibuses with the discouraging le- v

dent Lord Kitchener is cutting off the 1 best recruiting agency he could have-_ C possibly the only one who can give him C the men he wants. (‘zin any one think il

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trntad hoolr-sealed. lt givelfull ~ /1/1,, ,,, particulars and directions invaluable " tolsdien. WINDSORSUPPLY C0..Windior.0nt.

General Agents for Canada. ,

aild reflect this echo and tell this Y'

But in any _case this sort of pseudo-

ommercial advertising would be futile oinpared with the thrilling sud conta-

o induce men to face death must dopt other methods than those by hich you sell chocolates." _

Hearn sf ll-l»h.` I

The destruction of Louvaiu has

nought a pang to the hearts of the beyond Metz and Strassburg, beyond

There was another tie between Ire-

nd and Louvain University, the tie ‘ ' trolled by a voluntary committee in

_ . _ , , . ._ of irish learning. Tile lliirnry of the Following is the text oi’ the French

gféugsof un_lverslt_v contained 70,000 volumes of appeal issued to the inhabitants of Al- 7 le -have 3 right lu kn'6v_‘_ what "heir, priceless munuscripts linda large num- sace-Lorraine when their troops on-' termlne the award of the following V ber of these were Irish.. tered upon German soil during the h0t101’82. 2 "

emething Wrong Somewhere With "Children of Alsace! After forty-four

War Arithmetic.

An old soldier, who fought in South

ni in arithmetic. we are told that fact nun them with pride and emotion; United Klnsdom fur team shoolins.

r expeditionary force-their numbers

i not matter- held up 300,000 Ger- to give their lives. -The united French i

_ . - . . _ mans for four days, and it is said of- nation stands back of them and in the B "gm to their pride m "S valor' rm flcially that our loss ls 6,000 men killed folds of their flag are written the mag- Of l1l~t6Bt9.tlon: ` 5"’ pups their legmnmle demamm and wounded. A fair estimate ic words ‘liberty and Justice) Long

ten ~per cent, but double

smmg(,r mm Lord Kilullener is mak_ even that, and say we have 1,200 men (fhlef of Staff Joffre, by the French ile-

ing every effort to raise many fore '

ed. Then lt takes 25 Germans four ys to kill one British soldier. Either

M. C. A. in England Eltabllsheil

nge,-“lion ¢¢,,¢|-¢g from the map, the German geograph-

Throughout Englami me Young Paris Temiis has been writing about ly chnrsclerlstic. By the Kslsers en`s (‘hristuill Association has estnb- °U" [P0099 in me field 8n<l_l|\0il` Spirit edict it will henceforth be known as lshed 350 recreation and refreshment ‘md 0"5“niZ”-N011 in E10W"lg tefml Graftonesemonbnrg. - ' '

eiitres where territorinls ure en- AP“"t f"°m the oquipfllem “_"‘l the

amped_ l,-“ming for active Service on look of our men, two things strike him Dlaws fouows;

ie Continent. Tile tents are provided P‘"U°“1“"ly`u‘e cmuplete °°mmlB‘

ith writing iiiaterials. desks, news-

§"‘Nz\`\\\2\ ' l times to serve coffee nlld lunch for iustmluy Sh°'~~"_L°“d°" Mirror- n

.N fi" lllntemted nndahouid know soldiers returning from exhausting N _ _ _ l." . \ ;.\\\- 'h°“"l‘° "°°d"f“‘ drills und picket duty. N0, ""`°° F°" Bflflsh S°|d'°"' |-°u°"5 merely as Nauwlgewauk, N. B.

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gig upccqmmantl ot 'thai 'gwelntieth

FIDY urpl. “ ._ ny s ond not

aoce'_.t the awolsd honor that' oil ami other well ni _int mm-lots think or givllfk nie.” he'said`. “Such a recom- pense must be reserved for the mln who shall lead our victorloussrmies

the Rhlnd, into the very heart of the German Empire. As tor me. modest

Text of French Appeattb inhabitants

of Alsace-Lorraine.” `

early stages of the war:

years of painful waiting, French sol-

lioble land. They are the pioneers in

frica, propouiids rather n nice prob- the great work of the revenge. This determine the Chamllivll COUIHY Ol’ the »

to carry out tlils work they are ready

live Alsace! Long Live I-‘rallcel * ' °

taclinleiit at Mnehlliausen.

According to dispatches which

le official figures are wrong, which reached Paris from Lorraine after the gpnmh my; tim; the [(31591-'g,b0¢;-d of ne cannot decently suppose, or the French troops had been drlveen out of gpeqal geogmpheg-5 have oqmpleted

drum and me hugh, Sounding . me Germans alle doing rather worse than that province the inhabitants received thgfr gmdleg of the mnp 0f_ Canada, Charge' the story of fenowmen glow we did iii tsouth Africa, whenever we them kindly but later turned against and that acting on their r@p0p¢_ the ouslv faithful ,O death for their c0un_ had is fair tight.-The Areoplane (Lou~ them and disclosed their positions to V ,,.y_ ' _.md who can best evoke this d0l1~l the German tr00DB- names of several important cities and

English Have Quick Way With Spies.

A special correspondent of the

snriut arrangements and our quick

_ ~` » are in charge ol’ young university men Vicffed from P890” f0“Ufl "D0" him °f takalserbust. ~

-KK who direct the games and are really at having deahnga Wm' the ellemy is

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General Pau Refused Sword of Honor I nm glad to see there is one hard- Hundwltelilewstumpfenasseahwnscllcil

Last Year. ship the fewer. ln future, the Post-

master General announces, no charge skier.

The l-‘rench papers are recalling an is to he raised by the Post Office on

interesting reply from General Pnuiunpald letters received from the Brit- clnthe.

mode il year ago when his admirers ish troops serving abroad. And quite proposed to present liinl with ii sword `ri ht too. The least we can do fo

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of honor upon the occasion of ills giv-l our galluiit soldiers on the Continent

diers once more tread the soil of yonr`_company champion.

is to let them write home for --London liner

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if ar ojtal; on ng in

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A sharpshooters' league ls being

formed to teach lads between the ages of 12 and 17 to become efficient markslhen. The league will be con- Lon

don and county commissioners. Competitions will be arranged to de-

Connty shnrpshooter champion.

County _champion sharpshooters. District champion shsrpshooters

The competition will also be held to

No uniforms will be worn, but n spe-

cial badge is being prepared, and it*

proposed to linve the following form

'To 'uphold my King _And countryfii To live straight and `sh6ot strnlghtf

V -London Express.

LONDON, sept. zi.-A Berlin de-

Kaiser has issued ordersthat the

towns -shall be changed.

Montreal is to disappear absolutely

ers declaring the name not suillcient-

A partial list of other reinamed

Charlottetown, Prince Edward Is-

land-to he oiilcinlly declared as Char- lottenburg, Ebberswalde.

Hamilton, Ont.-to be renamed!

Sorel-to be known as Auffeloder. I Ottawa-to be known as Helwhat-

Quebec City-to be kliown as Pret-

Berlin. Ont.-to be known ns Bus-|

Toronto-to be known as Swllpils- eronslel. Nauwlgewauk, N. B.-to he known

PUSWRSII. N. S.-to be kliown as

Brockville, Olit.-Geogreplograllanr

St. Hyucliiilie, Que.-Kniserhyw

Si- Anne. Que.~Kaiseranne. St. Jovlte-Kaiscrjovlte. '

Ilullfnx-Nlobesland.

MOUNT ,-

Annual session 1914.15 opens Sst.__8._en§eniher ig-

l . ~ ' ’

In Seholifahl `d and Prlln are offoriil - 1, '-

i p- F'or Ixgrihntlon req|T'§l`i\'z'.G6ur`|_°0.of Btudlu, Degreol, .11-.q‘-ie

._ 8ehol¢rohlr} Altlila d Relations, Expenses, oh., _¢~., 3-.

'END Students vrlllilng Residential Accommodation .` _ --for which MOUNT ALLISON .IS JUST!-Y FAI|'l0UB,-

should give oarlloli |\0ll`||l|° 5990*- - , » -

.. Address .

REV. B.C. BORDEN; D.D-. PRESIDENT

"Fist ON "'iAi>""ll2s' com, 'EF

' FIRST TERMS BEGINS SEPTEMBER 8

itll the largest Residential Lad-It glvel Scholarships to worthy

les College in Canada. students.

- its llm~I» True Education, not

It Il 1 healthful town: It has apo- surface culture

ciallatx for teachers. its popularity in unmounted: It

l s tendanco ll steadily In

lt-oflerl -y Courses, Music croallnd-

>ratory Couroemltl standards are ol' the hlgliélt:

Courses, Fine Its otudontl are Ito but ad-

¢e|_ vortlsement. _

. Free Calendar on application to i REV. G. M. CAMPBELL. D.D., PRINCIPAL . SACKVILLE, N B

1 MOUNT ALLlsoN ACADEMY

, Offers in general, Special or Matrlculatlon Course leading .-t’ to the College of Arts,

_ - Englnee_rl_ng, Medicine, etc. Comfortable Reeldonqe,

':”Mt. Allison Commercial College

¢ t.__,,,g 'Offnn a course in Business, Shorthand and Typewrltlng, -, Penmanlhlp, etc. . . ,__ ,__ . QTHONG STAFF OF EXPERIENCED TEACHERS.

_;. -‘First Terms begins September 7

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The 'Great Agricultural 'Exhibition

, Oi The Maritime Provinces

1914 Charlottetown, September'22, 23, 24 and 25th. 1914

Live stock entries close 11th September.

_ All other entries close 15th September.

3 DAYS Ho_RsE RACING 3 GRAND ATTRACTIONS IN FRONT OF THE GRAND STAND. AEROPLANE FLIGHTS ON THE THREE FIRST DAYS. LOW RATES ON STEAMERS AND RAILWAYS.

For prize list and all information write tlie;Se¢ret|ry.

FRANK R. HEARTZ, C, R, SMALLWOOD,

P|’"il|¢llf. Sec’y-Tren.

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C ' ' g 'g y p Flpular with investors. Companies formed last year with l

15 airs Cross foxes 1 14 increase. The are lar h

p , 9 y ge, andsome, healthy, sound, strong and well furred with

excellent Black and Silver markings, they were bought right and will be sold right. If h ' ' money Why not get into the for industry yourself. Be a rancher. _Own a pair of foxes any<l);lec?1¥e3 allllitlg-be dlii\}ie

I Blacks from Crosses are well furred, healthy and extremely beautiful. They will be ma k t bl -, basis at a high figure. The Cross fox industry is therefore a safe, sane and sound one, therltgvi? Eagiialilzagglii ,‘ allowing the investor a chance to become lnterested on the ground floor-to start Where the pioneer started and , at practically the same cost. We offer at present. '

dend for ourself. Think it over but dont take lon as the kin

y V g, d of foxes We have to sell will move quicklyl

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