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QE/ Foster, Minister of Trade and Commerce. advertised the what bemlllt ls tbl” mefllng n nr

_ -_ ,'ing also the article of Mr. Williams in l l lr ‘rd I

.- _ _:___ ____:__ _apple crop had little prospect of sale prior to its beinglzrlh and 25th_ .and being "ke many l\_ll_tlntlEae__i:__nye ,__ picked and the policy of the government in securing a mar- more in P, E, I., vitally interested in

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peace as

.. .. . . .. _ _ _ _ l l ak 0,- The ultimatum to 8ervla__-wavmiille

News and Edlt._Da¥ Phone.... .... .. .. . ........l33 Not only did Sir George relieve the condition of the gl; l";":l‘:e‘l, 53: vlzllgllllglgfllfl wflolfllflell be-_» in Germany, and Germany s schemes

News and Edl_t._Nlpht Phones. . .. .... . .. . ...1324 133 apple growers and make it possible for them to sell their Mort ol ,he dealers and large ima,-eggs were only adopted by 'Austrid because

kind My advice to fishermen and

- ial-Chancellor-hadf 1,] H _

~ t a fair figure, but he has actually introduced the are represented by men wiio are well the Gemllll llllD°|‘ . ' _ _ _

ll “ -~" ' " “ 'imp 3 , f lm given assurances that Austrias claims - _ __- - ~ _r Hug 011|" gg gh"-|°¢¢¢¢°wn 5|-.Nh 0ff|¢" gt gummgr. Laiiadian apple into thousands of Canadian homes as a st- “Bed i0 dvminatiiig’ me€tlIlSB 0 S When WOITI _._ ,

would be carried through without war.

mu' A|b°,~¢°n, 39|"-|| .mg M¢m¢p“l|°_ ple article of dict. - small packers would be lo lm mem Austria only wanted to get rid of

"London Office, Marconi House, Stand W. c. T\vo months ago the apple liiiyers refused to buy and severely alarm and lm them fight it Servla"s agitation in the Austrian dis

__ thc apple growers refused to pick a large proportion of 0ut_ 1; is only 3 spare for |i0w_ mln. ‘triXl__.s____a “ow w_s__e___fo__ peacm alld

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President... ........A. A. Bartlett the crop. Apples were indeed a drug on the Canadianll°l`S may fight themselves fllllle B 0f ld G ll l lllclll

uulagllla E¢|¢°,.__ __ ____ ___ ______ __ __J_ R, gllrmgg market. They were being shaken from the trccs for food Ll;

for thc hogs. yea

-.-_-_-_-.-_-f.-.-.-_-.-.-.-.-.--_-.-.--1.---.--f_----------=-_=--_-_-------=ff-=-A-----------=-1'-= Today it is reported that thc apple growers of Canada tori

4 or 5 months and though the price

TUESDAY DE¢EMBER 151- 1914 have been able to dispose of thcir entire crops, and that ill0Il8 f0l‘ H 5128!' llllfi ever bellelllell the

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____________________A_________ the buyers have no doubt that they will be able to dispose cl"

ch. ' It may. and no doubt will, enable

of all the stock they have on hand. Wholesale dealers in those who have lobslers ln store at

Ottawa report that thc apple sales to consumers in this city preaent to dispose of them when there

to thc fart

'l`o thc kind ht-urlcd pcoplt- who arc itntions thc- t-oiistant giviin.: is pt-rlint but to tht- t-liildrcn tlit-ni.-si-l\'t-s it is for list;-lt-_-as hintt-il that

pt-vit-d ironi thc vliililri-ii :ind that

ri-tiiui|ii|u~7 1-vt-r. Ilinl iulllt-r is ri

this br- so why :irc the children al io door, \\'h_\' :irc tht-y allowed to

t.iiii:_\'. ;ill<>wt-il to hc on the street

i liildrt-ii .should bt- in school or in bcdl’

'l`li1.- kind lit-aricd peoplt- who _vit-ld to the plausible storit-s Dum

iii' ilit-so littlc ont-s,-storif>s told with tht- studied iiigciniity

is ilniiiicd

to ruin by tho f-liziriiiililt-iit-ss of ti

iii pri-\~.-iii

iirtirtiiw- is |11-rsistcil in they will

_~liould soi-

._@_,__ ...__ 0-_am

THE LAST WAR? w _ _ ,,,

by any moans wlintsocvcr his ambulance and ficltl hospi-

l'rt-niit-r Asquiili is credited with

upon which tht- .\lli|-.~: will insist in wur. flint in addition to :i numlit-r itil-iitioiyi-tl.

pz‘i|~t_\"' of' in-li:i\'if-r zinionlz fbi- _noivo iiii: on zill. `

ii\~."~rl»\-uriiifz \v:i_\ thi- otlicrs \-:iii linv

oilir-r ti':itlii.it‘.iinl ilcvict- to lu-/_-p uniioiis; un intl-rii:iiit,n:1l triliunnl loiiiul."

This is ti licaliiiful liopi- but tilt- vt-ry war ivliosc dcstriic- Us

tivi- horror und vriif-ll_\' hzivt- in.-apirod tht- liopt; is ti stand-

iuliilnieiit. As long-as lm

ruled by nif-n and as long ns sonic men regard l___

"sort is of iaicr" io bc Sr

turn to hits il' found in thu wziy of tht-ir sclllsh anibitlon, so long will nations siniilnrily rt-guril their trcatlt-S. lm

ini! broot' of tht- iiiititissiliility ot' its nations :irc

ilit-lr solr-mn oliligtitioiis ns only

'l`ht- nation is zi I-onibinntion of iiidlvitiimls and "there i.-‘_

had in tht- most of us" that wc requirt-. to bc rc-

inindcil tif~casioiizill_v that right at our liccls is tht-_ law, and

military force of thc

coinpt-l us to kccp on thc straight and nurrow iiidividimls in li1\\'-;.:ovcri\ctl couniries wt- bc-

iiiinr- zu-riistoiiictl io this \vat<'hing and wc iiistliictlvt-ly

so in\it~h

flint tit thc lict-.ls ol` thc law is the nzition fo potli. A-=

.slay on tin- truck. Gi-in-rtitioiis ot` ninth- us u

lir~l|ls:.

\\`hlli- wi- nw- told. and be-Iii-vi-, that swim-_ liidivldunl.~4 :irc ll

:Ji 1-onsitiliitv--l |i:iN|':illy llinl, t-.von of ilu- ln-_-.'. ilu-_\' would lil-up to ilic uri- so inziii_\' who nrt- 1-oiistitutcd I

ui:iiiit<-iisini'1- of ld\\' and tht-1 power ln- rl-lux!-il for ai nioin'-ni. niirl .-iii_\ hr-tli-r ilinn tht- iiiilividunl.-i of

lif»lil.~; to |'oiii|iii‘i' iii:-llmlls

to whit-h ii has

ilu- _-sizi-

lit-rinany

lvons with hr-r sister rations ns ii “s -.--iiaild have done it .ong f-rc this

.-alireiigtli equal io ihv task.

In the

room to inflicatt-.

hope, but thc-ro is little in

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AS T0 LOBS

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Uur Ottawa i-iiiitciiiporary. the

tlon:--

The news dei-ipalc-hes tell us that the canned lobster

lndustry in the Maritime Provinces has been hard hit by the

of the spring and sum-

mer was a particularly bountiful one and large investmentsl;

European war. The lobster catch

have been made by the cannsrs in packing the crop. _ _ _

.5 t,~___; ‘J " ,Today it la stated that tile price has gone down from $94 , _ ` . __ -* _~ 5 -~ _ ~ .gi or tio "i°ao,__aver_a¢o_ crop iii coma; -is _um or me norman mom. in iiogimiing in mow signs of on mi li l-iiiifgo or mom; mono from - 125 |(|¢|l||'|5m| .shear ` ~ “ _ ' ' _ ' aa canoe _ ' “ ` "' " " "

n curst- and a training UIC" _v worst-_ it has _been lll‘~`

thi-ir lioincs nrt- sul-li that nu good can bc cx- ll’

,ll,_, ll,,.l,|lal,|,. l-(.g~ll|l of product and promote a domestic tradc which would not in

rc years bc affected by conditions abroad. price is low and wht-ii llic propcr time

living :ind vt-r_v probnbl

in ilicni will bt- i‘riniin:ilii_\'. \\'c art- told. how- llllll tin- t‘hildr<-n ure- not living illuscd :intl that tho utigi- cairnor and ahlc to rupport thc fiiiiiiiy. lfl

lou eil to bt-g from door bn sclioolcil in mciidi- s during hours wht-ii

ones, would learn to

tary

ifliristiiiii i-oniniuuity and

aii;il it .should not he pi-rinittod. It is tlic duty of thc police

liaviui; dcchirt-<1 in thc ___

I'-rili-li lions- ni' t`oiniiio|is,. in 1-iiiiiiovtioii with thc tt-rms

the st-ttlciiiciit oi' thc of rt-forms :»'pot'int.-ally

“ilit-rv must lr- :i gent-rail and r-iisttinitiri' pro- _V

i i

rs \-:liivli .~=li'\l‘ lic bind- , _ __

K A illon to attack thc ciieniy unawzircs. lo

Tlicsc were thc conimziiids of the Euipcror und tlit-_v cx-|i10m¢; by gpm,-ibullllg 3 gil-;__u (gh,-|sl__ ess fairly thc Gorman idcii of justice. it was a crimc pun- :man gift-to tho little mics under the

isliablo by death i'or Belgitins not in uiilfcrni to slicot the ICM” ‘ll llll" ‘leselvlllg ll°lll°- `

vttders oi` their country. but it is cultured Geriuziii patriot- l

so iliui il' ont- ft-vis at libi-ri_v to lif-.lia\‘t- in :in

ig ri it-vtigiiizcil right ic

t;:ll if to :iw-ni;iii_ 'l`li~-ri- mural lit- no niorc re-litiiit-c on ilic -pr

"l»silaint- of iiowt-;'," or ihl- "l-Jlirtipczsii con<'iert." or any m

tht- pt-at-c ziinong thc .

of sonic sort mum be W

lllls “'lll‘llll'llll“'5-" llllll and it is iiitcrcstiiig. particularly at prcscnt, wlic-.u both

l`nlrl_\' liiw abiding pcoplt-. so much so flint it i.-i

only tht- I`t-\\' wlio taht- tht- risk of wuiidorliig into forbidden W

“'llll"lll lll” l'°’*ll°“lll'~" man i`or man and ship for ship, thcy were superior to tho ln-;ii_cn t.ra1~k. ,vol tlicrn G

hc other wuy that tho 0 liirhind tht- law cniinai.

ii iintinn cannot bc l whom it is composed.

'|`lii- nation, liltt- lliv- iiidivifluul niust lic hcltl ln check by :i l |»<i\\'i-r sup:-rior to itat.-lf, oi|ir-rwi:~'t- if will go olif after otht-i' H

no right. and will udonl 0

in tho :ir-<-oiiiplishinf-nl of its object \\'lilt~li will l

rw-ogiilzt~ no lnw but ilit- lhw of might.

.\n iiitr-|‘iiiitioiinl iriliiiiiul liar-kt-d np li_\' :in iiitcrniitfouul

polict- ;irni_\' and nzi'.'_\'. pro\'ltlt-il the iirlny und navy wert- .-vflifl--iitl_\‘ powt-ri'u| lo ow-rnwt-, :ind to punish wlicn nec- .-.~isiir_\'. nn_\' ons- ul' ilu- nations flint might show s_\'|up|onis of lillligt-ri-ii<~_v, woulil iiiziinlniii the worl:l's pt-acc, bllt ~'\ii-ii ii course would involvt- iiiteriiaiioinil rcgiilulioiis ns to

:ind strc-ngtli of thi- armies and tht- iiavics to be

iiiuiiitaiiiv-rl by ouch individual nation.

(Jn mn- thing wt- inn_\' rt-.-it use-illri-il. that is flint the w0rld's

pr-at-v will dept-nd upon thc- worltl`:~i ability to compel coni- pliniice with init-rimtinnal trt-atit-fi and agreenieiilii. lt took

forty _vt-urs to prcpure to treat lit-r solemn obliga-

f‘-FHD Of minor," and slic had she _iiisidercd ln-.r

“rlgliteousnci-is that exalteth a nation" we have

present conditions to

ilint th-- ;il'i\v and il-_-- pro: ii-_st ho-.lt will in tht-

nv:-r future siipt-r--i vt- the sword .ind the apt-ir.

Free l’rt-ss. asks us to

give publicity to the following views on the Lobster Situa-

GERMAN HONOR

i was that men in civilian clothes had fired at Ger- s; `tlit-reforc they shot all the mcn whom they found

and

ado. The proclaimitioii contained the following para- plisz- -

It is tht- duty of cvcry man captiblc oi' bearing arms to,

harass the enemy until hc retires.

any tht-re ensues a strugglc of national defence in which

lic Amstcrdani correspondent of one of thc I.oiit`i'un l

papers the other day, sent to the papcr a copy of the mill- wrong in his goncelltiml of the duty

proclamation which had been conspicuously posted up Ol l`lSl-\€i`lll0ll- THEY Sl\0lllil D0 DI`€S0lll

fully circiilatetl in these parts of l-last Prussia, Pcs.-:rl ll; otlicr parts of tho Gorman Empire which the Russians and approval or llwse who llrlnrr the

_ were tlicii t-itlicr :ictuully invading or were planning to raw mage;-ip] to the facto;-y__Ed_ (,‘,_)

\'i\|:rniii-_v :ind tlit-so t-liildrcn should bc warned luv

bi ilit- police and by :ill from wlioni tlicy bcg that if the

bc arrested. and they gr?

io it that tht- throat is carried out.

this fall have licon doublc those of any previous year. will be no new pack iii 00lllP0llll0l\

The policy of Sir George Foster which sold the npplo wltll lllelll ll' th marlwl'

.\tit-ntion was dirt-ctcd iii--ilu-st-. t'uluuins si-iiio liulc ago <`l'Ull “`0lllll lllllllllllllclll-V sell lllc lobster Croll- Tllc "all-ll’

that u nunilit-r ot' t'liiltlrc..n are bt-ini! D0l”ll|lllf‘<l ‘lr l

lo beg systt-Iiiutically nnd pt-rsistt-iitl_\' from door to door. 000-

izivorcti with these vis- Of ll

in conclusion Y may say I think Mr.

Williams struck tho kcyiititc when hc

lit- tivo cr0l1S iS i=\Dl>i‘0>-'lilwlvly tho same. about $3,000.- said lic might bo accused of preaching

The successful sale ot' the lobster crop 'to the people l-lllS ll0(`-lflne Of lW@lV0 lllollllls lllllsl-

iland t"nnada would bring a considerable measure of ml;

,S ,ml ll Serious |,lll-dell, rclicf to thc fisliernien and packers of the Mnritimo Prov- all

s, and would clear the way for next ycar’s crop. At Que saint- time it would lcad thc people of inland Canada “'lliCll W0Ulll illvilll. lf H0! Sli1l'Villl0il. lit-como greater consumers of the country's sea food at

that very reason. don't tliiiik any government would enipt to close up ai business oven for

year (for the benefit of a few)

least very hard times for a great

iiuniiicr of our ilslicrnicn. `

The iislicriucn must fish even if the

ni'i'ivi-ra l liuvc no doubt tlint iiiattt-rs will :zo nrrangc iliciiist-lvcs flint ilioy will get it living anyhow.

l)on't ict iislicrmen losu hc-uri. _lict in rcnit-inbvr. wo wcrc fold dros-.cd

tht- , . poultry :ind othcr articles of food were going to bt- worth nothing this fall.

in wlir as in t-vt-.rytliing human or inliumnn, much dc- Watch and S00-

Is upon wliosc ox is gored. it will be rciiit-inbcred Slllllllll “"ll‘l mule- "llllll'°‘l lollslelll ‘ll

_ _ _ _ that the cxcuse given by Germans for shooting men in Bel ur

iii professional beggars-do not know that they arc doing gm" viii- t-hildrt-ii ai grt-att-r iiijury by giving than they could man

po.<_<ilil_\' do by rt-fusing ilicm, oven it thc latter should

'ill-un liun,f:i-r :ind cold. 'l`ht- cliiltirt-ii. i1` refuscd, would ,r

lt-arn to look io ilit-ir lionic-s for food. nutl the lionics, if, as

ilii-_\‘ 1-:irc i`or llif-ir liitlt-

p:‘o\'ii|1- food, ln tiny vast- ilic t-liildrf-n are being driven

or cvt-.n $12 to $14 are not ti lux~_

y. -

l om, sir, PETER J. BULGER.

ln ljlvlllml clolllelr Capo \Voli`o. l‘. E. 1.. Nov. 28, 1914.

Our correspondent is entirely

numbers as the t-anners will cor- iniy tio nothing without the consent

OUR OWN ORPHMIS

Sir:-Ainoiig the multitude of dc-

“'l`hc wholt-_ population must take up arms to keep the man,-is madp at the lirgslim tim;-_ and

cnemy always in a state of unrest. to seize his auimiiiiit_loii. lillller U18 !l'!'lIl8 C0lllllli0llS lllili at

stop his food supplies, to capture his scouts. to dt-_strov llreselll Dlevall lll ‘l°lllll"`ll°ll “lllll lll”

fferent patriotic appeals it is to bc

hoped our people will not overlook' the

tuls. and to shoot. him down during the night. - _ claims of the My 110,-bm-l progeslmll

"V\'lit-ii thc enemy crosses tlic frontiers of imperial Gcr- Ofllliallilge- _ll lS till Olll Silylnl! that

c srity begins... at__. home. Let. our rieiids think for ti,-lnoiiieiit of the lit- c orphans in our own libusehold. We

'The men ot` the landistrum who pt-rform such duties do not suggest that mlyof the Wm-my

isni f`or soldiers. to makc tliemselves “less coiispit-nous" I -

cis of it pt-oplc likc tlizit. if it were possible for i’rus-

ization.

t‘ou|itrics. liko iiidlvidnals, have thcir cliiiriictcrii~tics.

iiatioiis anti individuals arc being tried in the furnace of

iicgan Ilritnln and Germany faced each othcr. each con- dt-nf of its own siipcriority. Tho llritii-ili belicvtid thai.

erniaus and Lliorc was soincllilng of oontcmpt in thcir pliiioii of thcir Tcuton foes. Ilut thc llritishcr is it born sport. llc can admlrt: bravcry and hcroisni in an aiitngoii- at although ho would much profcr to fight a ship in thc watcr to siicaking down unrlcr thc. water anti delivering ilr. blow. lndccd, it is doubtful if the Britislior will cvcr uccccd iii_.=uibnnirinc ivnrfnrc :is hc has succeeded in thc pcn lit-:lit of ship to ship. lliii. bc flint as it may, his con- einpt for thc German sailor has been considerably modi- fied by the daring dcods which have cost llritish ships and ilritisli llvca. The llritlsli sailor’s pride was gratified by tin- open fight in the North Sen. when thrcc German cruis- ers were put out ot’ action without damage to a British ship, but he wus humiliated by the _Chilean fight when the tables were turned and. true to his sportsniaiillke charac- tcristlcs, lic has given tho Germans credit for good gunncry.

With thc Gorman it is' otlicrwlsc. Heis no sportsmen.

He dislikes everything that is not Gorman and has a deep- rootctl haired of the "Contemptible British Army." Thc fact that that army has withstood all his onslaughts 'and thwarted evcry plan matic for his raid on France has only intensified his hatred. This hatred is now a national thing. German poets are singing it, their philosophers and Univer- sity professors are preaching lt. and Judging by the scraps that filter through the German newspapers and are trans- lated into English. there is a malignancy in their hatred that is more in keeping with our conception of lost souls than of anything human. Who can read the German Jug- oud. or Song of Hate, "l-‘rench and Russian. it matters not," without a feeling of pity for thc creature who clierlahes it? The latest of these lost-soul wailings that has reached us is the English translation of an anathema upon Sir Edward Grey. n verse of which runs thus: “O Lord! l pray by all I cherish that the Briton Grey like Judas perish! Let mine

on high. anti as he swings let lilm descry the German eagle ,wheeling in the sky."

NOTES

ur. to noic how each is standing thc tcst. When thc war,

eyes see before l die, Grey in a hempen ring dangling from

. f

nil tnciliods arc pt-rnnssnlilt-. ll

an inllilarism to couqucr in this war it would lic ilic l nth blow to all that is lionorablc mid upright in civil-I

should not. wear unifornni, hccziuse by retaining thcir civ-,8DD0ltlS HOW licforf-_ us should he for-_ 'ii'f; dross tlif-.V are it-ss contipicuous anti in ai br-ttcr pos- lgollell' llul we ‘lu “rg” lllmll ‘ll-ll

" ' ` fr

it-nds not to l'orgct. the dui. they wc to the Mt. Herbert llrthiestant

l am. slr. etc., .`

GEORGE ll. 'l`AN'i`0.\’ Set-ty. to Board Trustees.

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caring civilians clothes so as to place tlieinsclves in a | l52 UFUUI U0Ul“l§0 SUGGI.

better position,to “attack the enemy uiiaivnrcif." and to: "_

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hoof limi down during thc night. l God help the nation that, having livcd in irct-doin and in _ nur for niany generations, would bc brought undci' thc iflal SHIV- 0110 Of Elle llflllllllliil llllil ev-

OCIETY OTTAWA LIONIZED SPY

OTTAWA, Nov. 28.-A former so-

er :ilioiic in thc socicty constt-ilatioii ‘n tltiaiva, luis bet-ii provcn by the ofllcials at thc lllilitiii llopartincnt a (lt-.rinnn spy.

Wlion "Count" Max l’. Lynar Von

Loudon was lit-rc during the latter part of lust January ami tlic early part ot' Fcliruary, hc was a veritable

GERMAN HATRED llil .‘i.'.’2."Ill‘il..f"l.°.Jfill' l.‘L'.`.‘f.'.°‘l'i .'il§

state bali nt Govcrnnicnt. House last January. lic cutcrtaincd scvorai of the clitc and was. iii turn, entertained by them. Fully caparisoiit-ti ofliccrs wt-rc constantly in his suits nt thc new Russell l-lotcl. -

But. thc "('ount" who post-d as ti

,forint-r officer oi” tiit- fauions or iii-` famous l’russiiin Guards. had nn cyn for lnisincss wht,-ii hc wa.sii'i atlciid- ing to thc social siilc of his naiurc. which was appnrt-.nily wcll dcvt-.lopt-rl. Hc trictl to st-ll thc Mliliia l)cpnri-- uiciit st-vcrul artltzlt-s ol' his own in- vention, froiii ai woudcrtnl iiinniuni- tion pitclt to it niiillt-ss liori-it-slioc. lf hc got suillcicnt orders ht- und his partnter. who was apparently xi silciii one. would build large factories in Buffalo and I-‘urt Eric. The ammuni- tion pack was tested by thc Depart- ment :ind npprovcd. but thc order wat~in't placed. The "Count" had only one sample.

The "Count" clinic to, Ottawa with

lt-.ttcrs t'roni the British nmbnssador nt Washington, who gave liim letters following an introduction from tht-. Gcrnian anibassatlor lti the American capital. _

What He Wanted to Know

'Hc put in a lot of' time in thc Mliltia Department building and was particularly quizzlcal on matters por- taiiilng to equipment of the Canadian forces in the event of war. l-lc wanted to know ii' Canaria would help Great Britain should she a.nd Germany take up arms against each other. He told of his experiences in the Prussian Guards and had pictures ol his estate in Germany.

He was suspected first of being- a

faker by an exceptionally efficient of- ficer at military headquarters when he went to the state ball at Govem- ment l-louse. Tlilther he went attlrcd in khaki uiilform, whlch_he said was the uniform of an oicer of the Prus- sian Guards. But the local officer saw that the uniform was incomplete in several tlctslls-in short. he detected it was a fake. Later the German army list was consluted, but the “Count’s" name could not be found there.

Now the militia officials have

learned that the "Count" was here solely for the purpose of gathering all the infomation he could about the

when the British people _arc able to oversulisrribe a warl

_loan of i760 million dollar!-"-the sum is staggering-in a

ievviilys, it is small wonder that Berlin. as indicated bv the

Militia Department for the German Govemment. " , _

He disappeared suddenly 'from Ot-

tawa and the next time anything was heard of him was when he was arrest

.if she must yie up a cis. W S

ly lost

lobsters will no doubt be low next l Bee" already l° be lll`“°tl°“l

r. still it has never been satisfac-lf0l` ever- l° l;eWlP°lll:‘“d'll?“ges;l_;T;lll ly proven that letting the lohsterllllslllcls lo 9"' 5' W y

on conditions that Europe should guar- antee the integrity of the rest of tho Austrian Empire.

Austrians of high standing declare

that if Austria does not get peace very soon, the result will be the dlssoiu-‘ tion of Austria and thc aunlliilatloiif ofthe monarchy. Transylvania will go to ilnmaiiia. Hungary will be a' kingdom in itself, south Austria will be divided between Bervla an dtiic new Slav state, Trieste and Trent will go to italy, and all the GGFDIHH provinces, including Bohemia, will go to the German confederation, for ill!! German Empire intends to claim these countries as compensation for the provinces Germany must give “P in East Prussia anti Alsace--Lorraine.

cn/vrow-A crrv or Towsns.

At-.cortlliiiz to official news. thc Rus-

sians arc advancing with success a- long the whole of the Vistula front. Details are confirmed to information about that part of which the Aus- trians are retreating. Froui all HC counts the Russlaiis have secured Plo- trkow and other places iii such a posi- tion as to suggest that the Austrians run the risk of being cut off from Cra- cow. their ultimate goalof retreat.

There are 150.000 D90lJl0 lil Cl'a¢°“'-

and 110,000 of them arp Poles. lt WHS

only quite recently that the ancient City fell into the power of a Teutohlv dynasty, and became part of thc "ramshackle empire" of Austria. in 1846 Cracow was still her own mist- ress. the last relic of the_ great Po- lish Kingdom. Then Austria, with an enthusiasm worthy of Herr Von Beth- nian-Hallweg, fore up the treaty by which she had guaranteed the town of Cracow "for ever ii free, independent ami strictly neutral city." and march- ed in an army corps “i`0r t-he Dl‘0l-GC* tion of the inhabitants" After sixty years of Austrian rule there was only 8,000 Teutons in Cracow.

C i it

The town is. indeed, the very metro- -

polls of Poland. the enduring home of the Polish national spirit. We think of Warsaw as Poiand’s capital. , but Warsaw is compared with Cracow, ri town oi' no traditions. At Cracow the Klngs of Poland were crowded. In that Catlictlral on the rocky hill above the Vistula. lie buried St. Stanislaus. the patron saint ni' the Poles, and John Sobies-iti who hurled back the Turks from the walls of Vienna, and Thad- deus Kosciusko, the last champion of Polish freedom. and many another nii-- tional hero.

The arcaded court of the royal cas-

tle; has 'memories of Casimir the Great sn`d` the line of thc Jagiellos. who were kli1gs,_of fame and of great achieve- ment before the world had ever heard the name of I-lapspurg or Hohenzoll- ern; Just beyond the town stands the Ktisclusko Hill. u great mound raised seventy three years ago by _all the. peo- ple of Cracow with earth takcu _from the famous l’olisli battlefield to the memory of their latc chainpi_on,‘ -"i"hc, university which Casimir foundoll iii, they say, tlieoldest one in Eastern Europe. To this day it is the soul of the iiitellectiial life of the l-‘ollsli‘pt-.-o-

plc. ,

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Tift-_ travcllcr. as he comes in sight

of Cracow. ti city rising In the middle ofa rich plain. thinks of the linen about Cortona lifting to heaven .,"her tliatlt-m ol towers." For a thousand Gothic turrets and towers soar abovc Cracow. Yet it is not by a' opulcncc of splendor, still less by sliccr gran- deur, that Cracow dominates tho lm- agiuatioii. No out-, you may supposc.` was 1-vor awed thcro to many have hccn af. Amicus or Cliartres or llliclms. What givci-i it a special place in tho memory is thc rlcli, homely humanity nf lt all. Tho men who worked therc may havc lacked the loftiest impulses. the most tromeiidous aspirations; but they have a very sure hold on the com- mon ,ioys of lilo. it is a hearty vital- ity. a quaint humor, a simple realism, a delight in the perfection or craft. niansliip which you enjoy at Crlcow.

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its art. licloiius, oi' tvuiirsn, to that ,way and road run from thc East to

school which has marie sonic of the Marovla. Holienila. and the heart of cities of Bavaria. Nnromburg. Ilothcn- Austria itself. At. thc Eastern opening burg. and tho rt-st among the trcas- of that gap stands tho walls of Cra- ‘UCS 0f 0lVlllZ8ll0H~ cow. lt is thc headquarters of the lst

it is plain that thc trade or Cracow Corps of the Austrian army, and has

must have been l'icli to foster such art in police tlmp a garrison of some 10.- as this. Liko Nuremberg, its wealth 000 mon. lt ranks as n fortress o_f the and its art belongs to the era just bc- first class. and is protected by s rin! fore the discovery otQ4l€ sea routes of forts, but how far these-works are _to the East. When tra went over- defensible agallist modern artillery land was its olde 3 ,lol known _

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