_-_._-i.»..1;.-U . -

i 'F._AGE_. FOUR

__ _ 'ms

»@ARDi_/\N_ _ t,-__ _ " ____ .SEPJFEMBER zo, i9i6. '

' ' 'iio. reliable estimate has been made of what oiferliead

_icharges and the cost of handling would be. Labor is ==-=- i -fp* __---_-ii...-_ .=i_ scarce and the organization; which would be IWCCS-

nmi omce its ctm-ioetmwii. ni-sun ofnw at sum- sary

utcldo. Alberton. Bourlo ond Montague. “mth

vonlng Daily (founded 1U?) $1.80, (delivered or by _ I

min in canada. me tam ur u.a.A. _ t siiuimy weakly manned mr) lim pu annum bv . distri

mail ln canada or U.8.A. _ by th

` nvert"the city into a cliaritable organization. Suit* <

a course would be grossly unfair to the large Ing-S’ and

ber of firms engaged in the business. 'Ihere is -

is P- Sed in f=-<>f_°f_fh° __ 1Y1=\>'_°"-f‘ P'°"°S“‘ _ ._ _ All Wool Cream Suit- _

- _ » ings, 72~'.'inches‘~ ‘w1d€._; " "

:_-_-_-_-,-_-_-__-_-:_-_-_-_-;_-:_--;_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-;.-:_~:_-_-.--~>>-=-‘-'J-A-‘-‘-‘~‘-‘f-‘fff-‘f-'-‘fx to to

f \"v'i~:i>Ni-:so.-xv, SEPTEMBER 20, 1916. Such

llunl

¢»v~r:.~_-_-: -:_-:.~.-:_-_-:_-:_--1'-2:ff---‘-'f-'-'-of-'-3 -1' -1Zf-`-'ff-‘-‘-'f-'-'~‘-'~"`-`-’~"°* mud

nrrrriiriiriinns ,.,,,

200,000 tons of coal as a sort of check onthe dealers » _

_a _safeguard against possibleemergency. A `<l0l`l\' ,/‘-,'_'_',,__ B _ no doubt be secured from the Harbor Comniist-_ ` L" t

_ Union Crearn_`Suiting,

_ ‘ \ . - 0.

ilfiliifiiiliéhiéniber ariglit it was Henry Ward Beecher

catlfiii 'of a child begin," replied~“Begin with the

sion.

chilcl’s grandparents." No doubt i\lr. Beecher’s ad- VV

.fé . . I ~

vic , if it _could be followed, would rcsut beiieficially prop

for the child, but. uiitortunately, niany of the grand-

thc objective. That the future of the child depends

child whose early years have been spotless, whose

home has heeii a model of culture, :ind whose ohcdi- “gy

ence to pareiital aiitliority has been exemplary may go out into the world and go to the devil at a pace

truth of this has been verified more than once, to thc

astonisliineiit of heredity theorists :iiiifto the shame w` it of many good fathers and inotlicrs. lleredity ni:i_\' the S, have had nothing to do with it, the eii\'ironiii~:iit and _gem the training of the lioiiie may have been the sole nmrk cause. Coddled, shielded from evcry appearance of ohm evil, cared for in every particulzir, the child went out .to an into the world helpless and, like a hotliouse plant, np", wilteil beiiirc the Iir.-xt' lilzist of it-inptation that struck from iiini. "'l`liecliild is fiiiliei' of the man" aiul there is more wmll

_‘f the iiian in hiin tliaii he ii_~'uall_v gets credit for. The child :is well :is the iiian has his outlook upon the world; hc approves in' ilis:ippi'o\'cs; hc likes and dis-

likes. llis outlook and his approvals and disapprov- A1

als, his likes and dislikes may he wisel -' sha ted nia

) l » 5' some

be directed into liealtliy and ina-nl_v cliziunels, but they n@“.S_

should not bc iiiade to order for him. l-Ie must be part] taught to think for hinisclf, to rely on himself, eveii-- V iloii`t bc shocked-to tight for l'|iiuself_ (ltherwise Cuuiqc he goes out tinprcpared for the battle of life and falls duct; ii prey to any one of ‘the tliotisand things that await. the U

hnii. wa

_liitlge Piiiclriiey of Chicago has traced four'-l`iftlis ag

of the 32,000 bad-child cases that have come into the .C0

juvenile Court during his seven year tcrni lo parental in

neglect' or incompetence. He blames the fathers more the than the children and even went so far as to suggest po that when ulioy goes wrong his father should be gf thrashed for it! In Des Nloiiies, lowa, according to C1 (`ollier’s :i "Helter l"athers" club has recently been pr organized. ln coninieiiting upon the niovcnient Col- he lier's expresses the opinion that “the matter of help- fir

ing the boys grow up has been altogetlier too niucli t

turned over to thc schools, and it needs just thc C sort of tion-professional iiitensirc cultivation that the prev iowa cit_v’s` lletter Fatliers Club seems likely t0 pro- lu vide. “It is worth while." continiics Collicr’s, “to _pri have the older men get together and compare notes 'ri as to the problems and progress of the younger gen-mp

i~ration_ lf a inaii's sons are not as interesting to him ;i

as his pigs or golf, he will drift away from them, and o they from him. It is all a part of our modern over- -per

specialization. l\ great many inen in this country t

earn a decent living, but that is about all they bring N tothe family life. The boy is a baby, or in school, or 4

out for himself, hut seldom a closc friend. seldom a C

nieinber of thc living fiitnrc, and his father hardly <1

ever gets zi glimpse of the joy aiiil hope that there I

ly relations which people of good will take pains to

son should be among the closest and best."

'ras riiiifis or coin.

The price of coal is worrying other places as well

as tliarlottetowii, and ingenious minds are btisy seek- Q ing Il solution of thc diflictilty. The proposal made in f

reasons. Ncvcrtlicless, in Charlottetown as well as

_ " ~ - d in Toronto and elsewhere the price of coal has climb- ,,

cd to a point that is almost proliibilive and if prices,,n roiitiiiue to soar sritiietliiiig will have to be done

shortly to avert want and privation among thc poor. \\’lietlicr the fault lies with the dealers or the miners or with both it may he difficult to detcriniiic, but coal -

is rapidly going-bcyonil thc reach of the oriliiiary iii- I coinc_ 'Ure following, frniii n Toronto cxcliangc, will*

lic of interest -as showing conditions there: ' Q

The avnncc in the price of anthracite coal to $8.50 t

a ton tiioiililcs thoiisaiiils of lionseliolds. Coming at-

( r‘te¢¢ssz_11_ies are vcry dear, the ris

ing cosl___o_f_._fue_l__is _a serious economic problem. lt does iioticomfort one to remember that the rice is

dig their own coal and fill up their cellars at from 50 cents to $2 a ton. Even the high-grade anlliracite

which is burned in'Toro|ito furnaces and cookstoves | used to be sold for $2 a ton at the pit inoiilli zinc' brings about $1.50 more today. Tivo-thirds or more -

livery charges.

The city ofhcials who recently iiivcstigatctl condi-

tions in Uniterl States cities report that there isinof evidence that prices have been inidul_i~ forced up iirii 'l`omnto. and that the city is not warranted in going:--|

Cl'

ll( xi

and

who. in reply tothe question "\\'lieri should the edu- can

_ _ __ going

parents of those we are now interested in are not avail- _ough

able for training and a beginning must be made nearer ers __

_ _ _ ways,

to a very large extent on his or her home training use 0 will not bc disputed hy any one who knows life. A been

CYS \

_ __ coal

that would put the most profligate to shame. lhe _like

CTV

__ _ _ _ _ _ . gat is .uid floods li.i\'e caused some Slight loss and in- mg

ces. /Xidilitioiial increases in the cost of prodiit- Sf _ th t _ I _ ken mow

' BS ll

are feared and the deinanl f l This mans 8 it I

on , < Ol” PU 1) illltl ll@W5` than a ton ol German bombs for every

rint

he la 63

eregular dealers To sell below cost woiilil be

the city should go so .far as to 8201111 100,000 0*' “

hetlicr or not recourse is had to this teinporary osal the Daily News thinks that a more thorough-

inquiry"'into the"`possibilities of the situation

f electric power for heating- purposes has not yet brought to tlicpoiiit where it will take the place '

we might adapt our stoves and heating plants to

ia fuel practically inoiiopolizcs the St. Lawrence -

p water transportation is also available to Toron " d other lake ports. lf thc railways are nation

the niiiies in the Maritime Provinces. _That

cam coal produced in Cape Breton. The Nova 1 i

_,_ “ éf '_ ,Y

_ _ _ . / _vis-_if

t to be made ivithout delay. The Toronto deal- - it Lx

Q4 i

. _ . fi. __ - I

re at the-mercy of the mine owners and the rail- ,ll I 1 _ but is there no w'ay_of getting at these? The i ' I {i "‘ v _

. 1 / .

of coal, but there is a prospect that some day the en- , ~ i , i

derived frim Niagara Falls and other water tow- ` __ 1 vill make Ontario independent of the American -\"""'”’_"*"/-1-' _

I ln” 142'(

mines. There is another possibility. ilinglantl. i '

Caiiada. is practically without the luxury of hard _ _l M

coal, and gets along very_\vell without it. If forced 3- (

._J

_ .

.f .' fi:-li lil! "P-‘.;¢>.'. :M _ _

_ $2.25,’ 2 1 .1

72 inches wide, 1.50. '

f 2 Blglain Cream Coatings,

Plaids, Tweeds,Plush-

- es, Velvet, Cords, Vel-

' - ranging in price from

1.50 to 6.00.

Serges, Chev1ot_s,_ Plaids, Gabardines. Prices run-

ours and Plain Coatings

et for steam coal as far west as Montreal and

_` 'i Butterick _Patterns

ning from 85c to 3.50.

Samples for the asking p

l we could make a cheap ivititer rate on coal‘ ALWAYS USE A BUTTERICK PATTERN 3

PULP Alill( PAPER

mfg- 1 " '

y tnaiiufactured materials for paper-making are much higher than they were a year ago, the s being chiefly the increase in the cost of pro-

at a time of iiicrcased "deniaiid and increased “ll

checked by these factors, but during the stiinmer ‘if

iously, are being filled, but there is a rlccidcd rc- ance to contract far ahead even at prevailing high gig' _ . ' ‘ _ ` _ _ ~ __ e

will d0ubl;les`s continue. The new mills planned *B in course of construction, and the extensions to 2;

diem capacity of 840 tons of news-print before 12;;

(Canadian Press Despatch)

` NEW YORK, Septeniber 18.-The

, ew York Times pri-nts the following

on, and the greater deniand,_particularly from or from Loniioil

Y I

npr] _§t_ti_~_ _ » ' In the last two years there have i t 'i ts _L.ist’ye'1r the cut oi wood for pulp been fm_ty_n__e Zgppeun mms on

far below normal which has resulted in a short- |g,,gii,md_;w.,,,|_y.uiri.@ in 1915

tl . ' i `

eighteen ii ltlllt, lncliidlng

_ _ the one Inst Siinnuy inoriiing.

. .»\ year .igo raw ptilpwood could he purcliascd ipN_., ..||mm,i,~y tim., mn nike into Y . '

l\oitlierii ()iitario at $4 a cord, wliercas this year i*°°`°""¢ 0"’ ""”"~" ""0 ‘md “e”

. . . _ . plan' attacks and the inulnerouis

price is $5.25 and higher. \Vhile the most im- aborlfgve attempts which have been

rtant factor in the iiicreased cost of pulp is the in- drive" back “t the mast °' ban* ease in the cost of labor, the difhculty in procuring Te ieiriicals is also a contributory item. Up to tiic three Z0Dl>©‘liI\S HH U10 average ““m' eseut the output of Canadian paper mills has not 3,?

by slilftiiig winds and misty atlier. If in these raids we take

r and allow three _tons of explosivc‘

d incendiary boiilts ai-i the capacity each derlglble, e have an aggre- e of 370 tons of inissles. Suppos- eiicli bomb weighs titty pounds, we

iiptioii, although not to an appreciable extent. .hilve rnn>rox_iniai_el_y 1t;».00? as th? iiimg

- - e dro et on Ing ant or ii

oiitracts made during the early part of the year or Illini;-ti, 53:1" the last two years.

The British government ‘has dc public the number of ensuin- s after each raid and H1666 HB- gate 356 dead and 980 wounded.

tish man, woman and child who s been killed. A military expert. ures that for every soldier killed

Stiu li s " ' " ` i ' » . e`euem must expeiid lili-i weight ln

o e . _\_\ill. if carried out as intciitlul, add a th ___ B;’l_____e me British penmleu

_ r defences against air attacks, the end of 1918. During the. twelve nionths encliiig` loss of tire was miicii greater, the cas-

rch last the amount of printing paper exported was ii?

20 tois or.t’tl t - th ’ 4 I I _. I 1 le ra P of I-544 lolls Per day’ 'Isl itely reported that fourteen Zeppe»

Olllllflrci “‘l l il lollgage of 292579 0" 975 t°“5 Per ill-ns liaveibeen wrecke_;lTthe real i_i_iup-

iii ti r _ ' ' ' b l olabl iuc iirger. S tl co resp_on ing period ending March, 1914. e3‘__n?___g_;' tlhatyu ‘Lasts at |e,,.;¢ $250.

ties steadily decreasing as the dif- ulties of attack increased Since e war began it has been 'defin-

and parcels to prisoners' ot’ war ln Germany, pc-rlinps you would be kind

info-rmatlon issued by the Post Olllce

account niust the writing be crossed PL-_-it carils are pi'et`c-ri'etl to letters.

are lntende-5.' lor the lienet'll ol tlici

Rank, initials, name, regiment oi

_ _ ~ _ . ‘-‘ i..

Suitiiigs --nic _-nab¢rZiiashiiy='..~,;; ‘f

for retailing aiI\‘l deHwry'~`i:ould not be had for . ' _ _ T 3 f t " » ’ “»l»,'_i/Ii -_i ng'. '

is doubtful if the*-fuel could be brought here and N ; ' '

'buted at a_ lower figure than that now charged _ `-5 -

:'~ -1_.-.-;-_.git-?f`i."'.'i

..""3:¢'-' .-_"":-:""--:ik-r:?.'1"" ‘tr-.‘ »r.~‘~=:. » nf,-:

.I1-n.

~ _

Suitings in '1`wee_:ds,‘_` We

-if

'..' ..'~*¢ -~ - it f.;-:.;>i»

m '

if- -1; l-,=r@,-'."`s~ ® sas. --»_' ° L.

-‘ 3;---”"”“" ......T..i“.-.r:.'.“..¢==~...“"jjf'__ -if

`- ‘é-EP; g.._...."-5-'---'-'-"""""'....... “'...';g=_é‘;':.-.--»"...."'1-

q:u¢mn\ ...¢n-zrgigg-_-i._,._._.»_.:_,._:...

‘-"“==*“= . ;:;;vrr:

\~'-fgéi . .

_i§"'"runrv""‘“'-‘_-, `. ‘“ ~""',%““"“ “"“-§“-'l"i=.‘-`-

.,-_ -¢,.~:'-

. 0

_;_.,._

i :sill -~ 55?

or; if

~ - . . . .°.~:°$ -Z5

.. __~. ° '_'_ . _ --~:0-

_ _TUDRE i 5wEATEi2s

Straw s

_ _ ____

Our Sweaters i Are._lmm`etis]e;t» A

_. i ..

-t-. _ ,. _

‘ Our New Sweaters are.hexe;.. i for your we ‘ .1 certainly have variety. 1 _

Lovely~ Mackinaw ‘»,_E3§dS ,-_

made from real *fAil8tr lan? Wool either plain or belted

effects $6.00 and $6.50.

Shaker Knit Sweater'Cozits -

in Shawl or button- 'up collars $3.00, 3.50, 5.00 _and up to 7.50_ all colors. ‘ ' Plain weave and rope knit

Sweaters in Maroons, Browns, gggys, etc. 2.00, 2.50 and up to

Fine Cashmere knit pull-

overs 1.75, 2.50 .and 3.00. In all the finest lot of Knit Sweat- ers we have ever shown. Come and look them over.

. »- l

aus he wants _to see what :‘The . ziberdashery” is showing as they

When a young man thinks of

Lovely Caps it

' ». yi

lways have the latest. 0// <._

All our new Fall Caps are now in

d be soniid public and sotiiid national policy. ' ' . §l0Ck andthe prices are 1'eaSOIlable

X .

O0, 1.25, 1.50 and L75.

- _ -t ' in I - 5 _fl ' o I I I

though pulp and, ia Jer mills in Canaria have for &

LETTERS lm) PIRCELS

limi. been operaiinlg at ftill capacity, stocks of - FOR PRISOHERS OF WAR lol Gr “on St _ print are decreasing. Prices of raw and of ‘ *_* i _ _ a ° "

Sir' As il have received numerous 2073916M“'

inquiries as to how to reno letters ` _ __-- 'Y _‘.-

enough to publish the following L '_ ____ -L_ _ rg-Q--.‘

l)efpai'tn1ent at Ottawa. ;' ___ Y rr ' ` _ _

Postage need not be pa_id on_leither ’ - - i

letters or parcels. l`legai'd ng ru es as -

to lettei'.='- the depiirtiiiciit reiteiiites |- I-_ i that letters must be left open iilnd ,‘ .

should nt;-i cxcoeil in le-ngtli two slr es | 0

ot’ ii slie-ei ot' notepoper. and on no

1 iinii ii' nie runner are wit they iiiiifn You have a portable heating _system for your home not eaniiiiii vie-we of wui-sliiiiaciiiiiiiii. when you own the New Perfection Oil Heater. This ‘ it<1°&kf;_éblygsllenrirlgewf-» ““‘l ‘HW "°"‘ handy, dandy little heater can be carried from room to

sptltiliiiiiyiuiilzutlc-ns irhoulil he' contin- delving quick’ Instant and cheap heat In any place ed to fiiniily news and no i'el'ereiiei;- 1 C5179 ~ _ _ _- . _f to nie naval, iiiiiiinii-y, or poiiiit-in The New Perfection is smokeless, ororless, cheap, conditions are allowed. Parcels- inust lastjn and e¢¢n0miQa|_ H35 gi] gauge’ heappfoof hand e - “Ui """‘““‘ "“'“"*‘~ "“‘ °““""'° “" and aLliundred`other improved features Call in and see

that tliert-I is_iio rc-.itrlctlon as to . _ h _ "

contents of parcels so long us. they one In u='e ere' ‘ ~

mllilbestissrecscl rliould exceed 11 minds:

. _ D _

Strong ciiruiioiiiil boxes. iii. inner-.. If you want a good strong barn lantern that is wind

pffns fwqgfien \><_;X§§n;\"_‘_\____€_f"f"s__1‘_*1_; proof, draught-proof and fool-pioof, come here. ~ _

oisos-ongpc - ' . 4 -_

recommended as coverings; cotton, bestFg;r£]»e;S te" us thlat ogrfbarp aredthe Tone- tln or linen covers are- not_ uti`inln»- t V or genera sa ls action' ' ‘nan V elble. The nti'di‘ess should be as t'ol- F6880!! Why

lo : ‘ i

other unit, British, (lanadlaii, l-‘ri-inelil & ' _ or Belgiaii, etc. Prlsoiier ot' War,_ 1 V " ~ ` place ot’ internment, Gerinany. Mon- VICTORIA-Row . i" ' -_ 'f `

ey may be sent ou liiformiitlon t`i-on; - _W ' ..'..~-- ~

Parcels lnailequantlly packed w.lll

be returned. Should th dd t’

_,__ _.f

the Post ofliclals. ` ' ' ' 'YF'

ii ic c.\port of .ind demand for wrai in iaier

slioiild be in the bond betwccn thcni. Family pros- tl lp g I l 000

pcrity can never make up for the want of those kind- b

ell

Toronto, iiaiiicly, that the city go into the coal busi- tl

ness, is one that would scarcely bc workable for many bm

€|Tl

‘llll

preparative toll in thc personal equation of the hgiit-

ing

ias fallen till one of the ruined villages is deseribctl

IIS

renchcs the landscape is hugely pockuiarkcil witli_ he craters the great- guns have made. On such an im-3 ‘

_ __ . _ __ _ _ possible battle-ground as this thc Prussiaii guardsincii.

a time wh if h l .. _\ ~ ' - _ . .

:uid thc ranchmen of the /tntipodes have niet-a dis- ciplined machine against the uomads of -the rainlcss

$it a loii"i‘p_`\Viiiiiipcg, or that many Alberta iiirmcrs icppes and me Spinifex grass' It is largely me pm.

recruits have fought better than they knew. The riidimt-nts of military science they may have acquired iavc probably fallen away from them bcfore_thc nia- chinc guns and the trench mortars; but as riian to man

of the price paid here is inadc itp of freight and de-_

the _Kaiser could send against them. The action around i"

Gtiillenioiu means to England .more 'thrni the capture of men and guns. lt nictiiis that soldiers comparative-

i _ . . - 00 tfore the outbreak of the war, attained coiisirl/‘table I0

f lo(

y y ]art 0 tie iuinan

Kitchener would have seen more cvitleiicc of his

along the Somine. The infernal storm of shell

an “iron and leadfiiiinc," and instead of lines of

ssional against the inspired ziinatcitr. The British

personal encounter their spirit and fire were uit- ~< niahle_ _English and Scotch troopers, new and raw lighting, more than' _held their own with the best

uiitried have faced the veterans of a loiig-sr.indiaig` _

into the fucl business unless quotations are pushed-‘

ltill higher. The municipality has no coal docks, and

stein and an intlurated discipline -and compelled em to retire.--_Philadelphia Public Ledger. _A i

iere are also similar developments, and these even sum by fourteen and we have $3.500,

0 . ' st tlimiigli the wrecking ol the Zep-

_ proportioiis.-Monthly letter, Canadian Batik of iieiiiis alone. This sum woiiid_ biilid

cs ail`s - ' > - .- ~ _ 500

t i h bttu een thcinsclvts, and that of f:itlie_ and Comme;-¢¢_ me __ubmarI“es at $100300 each_ or

pay lor 70,000 shells at '$500 encli. These fourteen Zeppelinii did no mill-

tary damage; ‘tiielr only value to Gor-

inauy hos been hi i-eeonniilsance work

f over the North Sea ‘ -_--._...%_

The inan or woman ixlio says lirirly If only I _gA5|Ng

_ ~ _ _ : “ ` ' . 1' MAt<iNo aecominc. HA-`_Ph g _ '

re Prime Minister for a week!" will always he lis- "“"°_""_"""“ 'i B'TNé';"; GoRNEEE¢-E? ANOTHER

ed to lt soniebod _ That is i f I . I \ \ SWORN 'N'

to build ti Zeppelin. Multiply this

as the amount the Germans have

aeroplane.; nt $7.000 each; thirty-

| _ W 1 th _ t f _ .~ h-.| _ _ . ’ _ LONDON. Sept. 17-A Ilaiiter iles- _y e ovc c pic ence ti action w ici takes D!"-Y sELEc_"o“s Fon __ PM B__y____ _ _ ic form of arrogant words. We yield not to reason.; GUARDIAN READERS »-»p|,,, ,,,,,._. ,._,,hi,,et was ,,wm_,_ ,__ hw

to the accusing parrot, That is exactly what tlic 70"’ M- K”l"€‘"'01’°Ul°S- SM’ the "'lI1|H~'

0'-I-'Oli

_ . - - _ . s o_

agogue is-the raucous bird that a democracy Fumumd bi iiepemni upon im poiicy wi,,,._i,, if it ,,, ist pay tio heed to if it desires to live.~Nt-w States- ‘l "‘"“l"““'""’ of ll”-" ~"°“'“"°»‘l b"“‘“’°‘

‘_ W. ‘_ Lounm _, :ant neutrality. will givo it it short

__...._______ pl+kmw§» - 'Phe new oreiiiiiir. M. itiilogeriipoiiioii

_ _

A WAR LULLABY.

Sleep. baby. sleep;

A stranger to fear;

No evll can touch thee; No German is near;

in light and ln darkiiefw All calmly nic-ep on;

To tight for thy safety .

Thy father ls gone.

Afar ln the trenches

Confrontliig the foe.

Untllnchlng. enduring.

Toll, liarilsltlp, and W‘?0» .

Lent toemen uiiililll. tile?

Amt- ravage thy Qyévl,

lle staiuls to his tlu_ .

Lave's tire ln his bran"-

sieatr. biiiiy, iiieen. __ _ '

Thy country ls tree.

Still watohtngiind waitin!!

By land and by sep.

To guard thee from danger. Fierce wolves to reP¢l.

Whose Escorts' are lnllnmed

By p sions of Hell.

Sleep. biiliy sleep, Uneloudeil -by care: Olir motto ls "Ready _ To do and to dnrei'

parcels s-liould be sent (tio. Prisoners" c-t’ War Department, Canadian Red Gros S cl 14 C k -

patch tr m Alb

ters ot' the Ententc Powers lt lat l

is coiislilered one ot' t_lie most clever lawyers ln Greece. Ile llvetl for it long time in France. and has close rclntioiis wltli Great Brltuln. He ls friendly to l`oi'incr Premier Venizelos, allliougli lic is not an active portlsnii ol' tho Von-

izclost policy. The new cabinet ls. cniisliloreil here to hi: fuvornblo to (li'eoco'ii piirtlclpatloti ln the win'

_graphic entertainment. It is absolutely the only' i

lllvcr, $1.5ti\trc-iiFrl'i’llri:mI?"lVIai'aii.Flat e

e a ross o __ _ ___ _ i »

the prisoner be- unknown letters and E' -L ~

s 0 oty, ~ oc spur St.. Lon

don, S. W. England. 'Pho Cumberlaiid f "

Women’i-1 Institute has now nti‘opte~.l I

at prisoner, und paid for iilx y monthr.. »

I have also received $10_il0. pro-

ceeds ot` ii en

'iii _-.-

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NEW EDI N

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