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that demands wei'e made upon the govei 11- :ie-H.-1-1-1-1-1-;:»-1-i1-1-;:f|»>1;-|->1.-ra.~i-1s4~.1.~i-11 I-_-_-1-I "vs"-_l>il:-=___<:::-:_-::_--‘:___-_-_;:___::_$__

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Garuda, and $3.00 for U.8.A. of ‘~‘-‘~‘-'-`-'-'~‘-‘~`~ "-‘-‘~‘-"""j""-" ""' ' """""";"' "'_""""""""' """'i""""` ` '" "_'". _ f

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_ ______ ____wm ,M_________~ _.._. ~___....,.., lprotested, mildly it is true, against the 21d-, "`l-"'-' 1- -----' -'--=-l-‘---- 1'-=-I --*sin 1,..

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naming oaiiy (1-1111111114 11191). sa.11o pr yur, 111.1111- garine and this was granted. _Licenses l11,,,,1.. 01- 0,-1..,,_1.. 11, 1,11 1-.-11 111 111111'1i1..,.

trod) In udvance; $2.50 per year (mulled) In advan°01 in were g.1.ant(1_d to (m]y tw() manuta(.tm.Ql.S.___ in nm. gL,m_,.u,iU,|_ 1|-hl_,.__ _,W ,,,_,.,,,_

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been ob1iged_to make to Germany ‘S flot lit clear, nq;-_iS‘it yet clear how the ne-gotia-_ _

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like all 11the1- German gaiiies 1t_ is being_____ played with a view to t1ermany s intc-lest. _

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fend a coast line of about 2.10 miles fi-ein! ___

the Sheldt to the Iuins and the gieat inletlile of the Xuvder Zee, if Holland \ve1'e forced 1-

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tle over 1,800,000 p_oun1_ls_ of oleomarga- _ _ e was ilnported but the vi1l1-1`l by 1.111- llolii-iiv.1il.1-1-11 1-laiiii 111 I.

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e went int11 effect. the Iirice of buttei' --1-.lie 1-11111-111 11 111-11 i.-111111-11. 11111 111-

5 CentS_ on Janual-V had gone up i-1-.iliz1-11 111111 his 1ill1- :il ii1:lil|11-. \\'11lil1l -4-ll _cents ber 1ound' on l\"Iai'ch 4, 47' .1 "" "" “"-" '"‘.""` "“l"" ‘!'"" """. "" “_ '

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to come iii as an all_v 11f Gei-man_\'. ' If Holland comes in as an all_v of the; Entente, Britain -and her allies would bei free to establish naval bases along the: coast waters of Holland.

What other consideratioiis are thei'e`?|

fereil as the result of the iiitroduction oti these 1°eg1ilations_ ' f ____.0______.

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As pi-eviouslv iiitimate1l the annual en-I

Holland raises a million b1islicls of \\'l1eatl,,€l(,pe ,.01leCUm`_ im. the (1hm.10tt0t(,“.,,l

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an1l coiisumcs seven millions. She raises' a surplus of \'ege'tables. potatoes, and dai-l ry pi'oduce and meat. ()f this surplus Gei'-I many un1|ucstionabl_\' has absorbed a large! prop11rtion and of what Holland needs ini wheat she must depend upon Great P11-itainl for. That Holland as a neutral \v1111l1l bc? 11f infinitely more value t11 Gerinany thanl either as an ally or as an enemy is the onlv= conclusion t11 any but a German miiid.1 What German_v`s gaine is and what 111-rl intentions are in delibcratelv foi-cin_c' Hoi-l land into the war, as she appears to bel doing, only a German can say. l

Germani iiifliience in Holland is _1_,1i-eatl

Fear of Gerinaiiy is still greater and al-| lied help seems ve1'y far off. The enemy ir ! upo11_ her borders. The Dutch ai-my migh1§ stem the German torrent for a while as the heroic liel_-ljian army did, but before al-1 liedlielp could come the fate that overtookl Belgian women and children, Belgiaii ci-F ties and Belgian property. might easilyl overtake the women and the children and; the cities and pi'opei-ty of Holland. I-`o1', Holland to ally herself with Gerinanyl would be to ally herself with one whom she; i‘eco`giiizes as an inliuman, pitiless mons-1 ter, ,an alliance froni which she could ex-1 pect only a curse for all time to coine__ To. all_v herself with England and France; would be to follow the cleai‘ dictates of the; national and i11di\'id1ial conscience. Thc1 former would bring temporai'y ini,munit_v--1 and a curse; the latter would possiblyf bring national suicide and individual shamei and slavei-_v. Holland is in \'er_v truth be- tween the devil and the sea, bet\veen Gei--‘ niaiiism and suicide. Germany deinands, the power to use Dutch canals an1l railwaysi for the_transport of war material. Hoi-‘ land’s liberty as a 111-11ti‘al to import sup-1 plies from Iii-itish ami allied ports has been pcrvcrtcd to the service of Germany.’ The I’oi'tlaiid cement impo1't1-1l by I-Iollaiidl from l5nglaii1l iii July, 1917 was built into; the “pill boxes” from which Caiiadiaiis,l French an1l Britishers were shot down ini 0111111111-, 1917. l

As stated by a c11iitcinp111‘;1i‘_\' “l1l*]l.-

GIUM" is thc awful word of warning thatl frightens the rulers of Holland. The Crown Princess of Holland wears the name of Juliana. Thus thc youngest daughter 11f1 illustrious house of Nassau is joined in name to the mother of William the Silent. Queen Wilhelmina is the loved sovereign- of the Dutch. The Queen is also the wife of a German husband. Hollaiid`s industrial and financial life is interlocked with Ger- man interests. The littlc Dutch nation of 7,000,000 people can raise an army of 700,- 000 men. German agents are planted] throughout all ranks of that army, and if Holland sided with the Allies the Dutch soldiers would have to face or feai--“Foes

without and traitors within." 1

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Béfore`the war Canada, although large-

ly ari_a'gric_ultural country, imported large quantities .of butter, while exporting but little_§_1_In_ 191.3, the year before the war and an average year in dairv production,

We im171o_i'ted._7,989,000 pounds of butter; in 191 we imported only 997,000 pounds_1 In 1913 we exported 828,232 pounds of’ butter and 115,216,000 pounds of cheese, in 19-17 \v'e'exported 7,990,000 pounds but-’ tei' and 180,733,426 pounds cheese. This enormous increase in our exports together

tui'da_v and will be called for on liflonday.

The I)iSl)enSal.ViS Chal.l0tt~etO“1n‘s L.()n_1_o\'1-i-. 111- is ii (11-riiixiii, 111111 s11_l"

_- -' " __ , , _ . `.!1ili111i;i \\'illi1-liiiiiia i.' hall' G1-riiiaii. in liibution t11 the pooi and the need_\, 1111 e.-1-f_H____ _,___ }\___i_____ _l_____` _,_______i_____\ mm ,~,._,,,, ,,,,. S,,,,,,;s1, _,.,,,.,._ 11,.,,n,,.,,,,,_ ,,,,.

pression of Charlott‘etown`s Christian cha-_ rity and the amount of its collections oi-1 Monday morning will be the measure of itsi "c1ip of water in His name." We trust thel result will be a credit to the City. ,

Fhc Dispeiisai'_v is for the poor e:\'clu~1

~'ivel_v, without regard to creed, to denomi-, nation t11 anythi'ng except need.” We have; 'nanv 1oor and inaii\' ncedv' iiianv also-

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and would have suii`ered much more fliiringl the past winter had it not been for thc; splendid work done by the Dispensary. 'l`h1-1 poor throughout the City arethe best wit-5 ricsscs to the great need of such, an insti-1 tutioii as this and \vlierever their voice is; heard it is in praise 11f the Dispensar_\' and its management. A full report of the workj done last _vear was given at the `aiiiiual- meeting of the Anti-tubei'culosis Society; recently held, a report of which has already; been published iii The Guardian and need; iot be further refei'i-ed to. All know thc, iced. all know thc excellent use made oi'-' ihe funds conti-ibuted and all know thai, 'he care of the poor is a first claim uponl ;liem. “He that hath pity upon the poor; 11--iidctli t11 the Lord." Let the “pity” bc! 1;angibl_v 'expressed and let the loan B11 '1voi'th_v of our Christian cominuiiit_v. Lasti rear the eiivcl11pe collections amounted to, ibout $800. Most of us have been abun-; .laiitly blessed since then; this _vear`s con-; tribution should be at least double that of? last year, for thc need is greater.

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'l he l1usiii1-ss of s\veai'ing in a posso olf

siatioiis to i'o11ii1l up the woi'ld`s worst baidf man goes on despite thc German ariny‘sl terribleness on the western front. Guate-i nala, nineteenth nation to declare wai-1 agaiiist the German empire, 1l11es not 1-.ddl nilitary strcngtli t11 the Allies. Her pre-l sence in the aliled camp is 11 moral victoryl :if im_poi'tancc at which this country may! feel especial satisfaction. The solidarity of the New World in opposition to the German threat to all the world fails of completioni by several important gaps. -The causel gains, however, steadily. i

It is no longer a question of one g1'oup1

against anothf-1' group. In the first place., the Central allies have ceased to be ai group; they have become an empire. 'In- the second place, the Allies have broadened their list till-it comprises natons of every’ continent and clime. It is now the world against Gei'man_v. Precisely as a western community in the old days took arms and to a man -did sheriif‘s work to rid itself of; a horse thief, so the world today arms itselfi

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against the German. The task may be te- 11111 11 1=11<1~.- 1111111 1111-1111 111111 1111-1-

dious and costlv. The duty is inescapable if homes and families are ever to live in peace. And the issue is inevitable.

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Holland can console herself with the

reflection that her relations with Germany

were never warmer than step-1'elatio`ns 0/ L L S H "“"'__‘lf_`.I; "'"k" "" """"' """" ""1 '" anyw'ay' -1""-(Sff \\'l1ci1 _rciiitliiil that _vo1|'rc wioiig for

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Tributes 1

Statesman and Military _ Authorities Unanimous _ in Tributes of Appreci-' _ ation of _Y.M.C.A. Ser- vice to Men and Morale

nnunnna

From His Majesty the_King

down to the huinblestprivate, there is wonderful tribute to _

the Y.M.C.A. for its service on __ behalf of the mental, physical and spii'it1i;1l welfare of the soldiers. By _ statcsiiicii and highest military aiu- thoritics its great inspiration to the “inoi'alc” of the Caiizidian Army is

freely acknowlcdgcd-mo1':ilc_ffight- _

ing spirit) the stuff of which victories are made!

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The King: ‘ _

“His Nlaijcsty congratulates the _ '

Y_M.C_.-X.” ' l

The Duke of Devonshire: ' l

“Iii ci-1-ry quarter, both overseas

and at lioinc, the war-work of the Y.1\l.C..-\. is spoken of in terms of the highest and most well-deserved _ praise."

-_1.f__H_1_

Premier Lloyd-George: _ _ *

“\Vlici'c-vcr l go I hear nothing but

good of the work. We owe them a very deep debt of gratitude." ` _ '

Ex-Premier Asquith: _

“It is the finest thing in Europe."

Premier Borden: _ “Canadians must bc grateful . . . .

I hope and believe that they will rc- _ spon1i gciicroiisly to the appeal for _ support 11-'hicli is to be inadc for the

i"\e1i 'fffaiigle l"1ind." _

-'1_`_._

Sir Douglas Haig: , .-

Cnmmnndu-in-chief of Brltiuli Armies in Francs

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to the l"ront." VT

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Maj.-Gen. Turner: . 5-

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“I wish you a full measure of suc- 5*,

ccss in the cziinpziign to raise a larger ,$3 sum of money to carry on and still further extend the valuable help §.i.1

afforded by youi' association' to all ranks hc-rc." -'El

Maj.-General Mewburn: "fi

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'l`c-lei?-i';ipl1c1i his hcarticst appreci-

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Mininh-r of Militia for Overseas, wrileli ` .p

“Please conveymy best wishes for

success in the forthcoming ;_;_ Dominion-wide Campaign-” -3.1

President Wilson: 1

“May I not express the very high

value I have attached to the work ,"‘_` accoinplishcd."

Ex-President Roosevelt: 1;,

“What the Y.N'I.C.A. has been 11;)

doing in Europe has been really re- if inarkablc, and o11r citi/_cns should aid them.” ."1

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“I do not think the war can be 1.1.,

fought without the Y_1\/I,C.A." fel

From a Canadian Officer: -- “It has been found that all games ii'

which result in physical contact have a tendency to increase the ‘spirit of training,’ ‘fighting spirit’ and ‘regi- mental _spirit.’ Efforts on your part Will be of National 1S`crfv1'ce.” _

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