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PAGE SEVEN

sn' occasion that is always timely

Your Photograph

Make your apgiéiintment today

Till-2 BAYER sruolo , . _

For Your

P H OT O S CALL Ar oUR srumo

The Cook’s Stlldio

'r * p How Are You Going To Spend The

Long Winter

Evenings? _

You are never lost for diver-

sity of music- vocal, instru- mental, orchestra. bands or readings. if you have a

GRAMOPHONE

in your home

lt is all excellent moans of af-

fording entertainment for the family or for company.

We have the latest improve-

ment of EDlSON’8 famous mac- hines. Prices ranging from $40.00 to $150.00.

We also carry a stock of over

200 RECORDS. No matter your taste in music we can suit

YOU .

Ellis Pharmacy, Ltd Montague, P.- E. I.

..__;`_.__._

The Gift that doesn’t require! ‘ _ E tern

PIRIIYSEII ANI]

ulill__iissv _

in Health ly- "Fr_ult-l-ilvas

H Blllml-. NJ., July esta, 1914. I had o strut: o/Paralysis in March,

and this left me unable to walk or help lllyliilf and the Constipation was terrible. Fiiislly, I seek ‘i-‘rule-mlm' for the C'9nshpa!t01l. This (hilt medicine Erldlll-ily toned up the nerves and “M111 "lima arpanzym. ny ui

until all the palsy left me. I am now well and attead my store every day."

.ALVA P_HILL1P8.

FrllItSulceisuature’|ownre`inedynnd

‘Fruit-a-tives’ Ie made from fruit juices. 50°- l 1101. 6 for $2.50, trial size 25e.

At dealers or sent on receipt of pri

ARTIFICIAL NOSES ON WOU- NDED SOLDIERS’ FACES.

Wood, the distinguished British scul tor. who executed the famous bust

talent to a unique use.

All his leisure time is at presen

employed in replacing the parts

battle. These include mouths. jaws.

and even eyelids, all of which he ha made to move naturally. He ‘has j

Prumlnaill Merchant Ilasluled ..;..;..;...'.. ... ......_ M..

5! Fruit-a-tives LillitsL Ottawa. _ we k 2 , - ~' ul rr "|913 e

..°|1' PAYS to buy in this Province..

..*1'. GORDON NES il Guardian

‘Representative i n Montague. ~

q_.._

” . .*C. A. CONRAD is Guardian rep-

resentative in Georgetown. Mtf

; _/PMR. C. MARKLE HOWLETT is Guardian agent for Annandale and vic- inity.-J.

rasrssll rsnsollllis _..._

..'Mr. R. J. Gillis, St. Peters, was

to Sourls on Thursday on a business

“S0 °f ‘Frllit-e-lives’ Iirevv strange: mpr' J

..*l"te. Michael Chcverle of tho

105th Butt. arrived ln Sourls on Thur

day on a short furlough!

..*Lieut. Moore 105th Battn.. Char-‘

I0iiei0Wn. is in Sourls. making ar-' rangements for the delivery of the pro- visioils for the company of soldiers

who are to arrive here early in the

..*'l`he following are registered t

NOTED LONDON SCULPTOR. PUT3 the Cox Hotel, Souris: C. W. Patter-

son, Port Burwell; Win. G. Tozer, Halifax; R.” H. Campbell. Charlott

LONDON, February 26.- Derwent H. Laillard, Halifax; B. liugga

Charlottetown- A C Cox, Soul-’»i;

gf M. Wattlillg. St. John.”

Washington, and enlisted as a private in the Army Medical Corps at the be- ginning of the war, is now turning 'his

BUYS Ili THEIIEHES

t -f l ni l l

lnen’s faces destroyed by wounds In

finished making a nose for a soldier. _

whose was hlown away below the _.___

pared of electrically-treated metal, so perfect that where it is joined,

Wood is now given up most of h

thought that a sciilptor's nrt could b

suits Wood has accomplishcll.

clock. ‘ '

Eastern S. Linei

INTERNATIONAL LINE.

8. 8. North Star.

Leave Bt. John Thursday at 9.00 a.

m. for Lubec, Eastport, Portland and Boston.

Return, leave Boston Mondays at 9

a. ni., via Portland, Eastport and Lnhcc,`Maiue, due St. John, Tuesday. afternoon.

MAINE STEAMSHIP LINE. .

Between Portland and New York. Steamship North Land and Herman

Winter.

Reduced Fares- Reduced State-

room Prices. `

Schedule distributed- information

upon request.

Bt. John City Ticket Omoo, 47 King

Street.

A. C. Currie, Agent, Bt. John, N. B A. E. Fleming, T. F. G. P. A., St. John, N. B. _

F i

ri I Furness 1’ l

_ f o Q

Sailmgs

From LIVERPOOL From HALIFAX Via St.i.IOIzh's Nfld. VIUISK. Joho's Nild

Feb. 27th "Durango" Feb 29tlh

Feb. 29th “'I’abasco" Mar. 10th Mar. 14th. from

Glasgow) "Gracious" Mar.29th Above saillngs are not guar-

anteed, and are subject to change without notice.

*`umess,Withy& Co.I.td.

\ _ l-lalifax. N. S.

l.!!!lf!l.l.altllllll

Keep’ the Home 1 Fires B_urning"

'44

Wnniinrieed ofceelfer

Demeter' gd-.s|sam` '

lleiephonef "ue your ordn or cali at our oilioe. Our prices are lowest quality the beet. Prompt and satisfactory

deliverywillbemade. _ 404/

&‘ C00 ,I More "io: 'nodular-

Evening Pumps

r Y'

.V/'/fi; /’ _

ff /3 l(`l.-._

$3.75 i

We have received a very

new Pump, shown in Patent Leather, with French heel, small colonial effect.

This Pump is made with

a heavy tum sole, suitable for house or street wear.

time to this work, ami is able to trcr.. ten cases daily. Surgeons who never w0|,.,,m,\ icum- “_ few day., “go and

adapted to this sol' of work. are abso- know ma; you am w@||_ but sorry lueiy amazed at the remarkable te-

The da_v’s program of legislation tt was di5D0S€¢l Of Ill 19551115" all ll0\\T» time since I left. home as I was only and the house adjourned a four o’-

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bridge. His addition, which he pre-_ '

is ll

absolutely lmperceptible and the pnti- his son; V

th i I hi i . <

en as relin not s sense of smell ng Belgium. Jan. il. 1914. ML Austin Mcmlvnry w,m,,h had he,,“‘ ,,.mm,\_'

‘ . _ _

Mr. W. A. Chandler of Ml. Albion as received the following letter froul

it I-I of C.

l`.c:.r Father:-I received your very

1' was glad to hour from you. :ind to

have not had the time to answer be- fore. W..-il father this is my birthday and I am 19 years of age, quite a li le

17 at that time old enough to enlist, but I am a little over enlisting .age now.

I am in the trenches today and l a

2 Hlilillllll lll[ilMlill

Of 0 ' P ` D _ this morlilng just after dnyligh

you but it might not pass the ccnso

s. great change ollt here sllicc when

Feb. 15th, 1915.

.NONE GINT Nr word each in

_iiertion for advertising in this column. Cash must accompany order.

.. ..*DON?,T,»FORGE'i.-- The specia

ul whhul an

lil Illlliliiillllll llll Sllllll. illlll SIUMIEH

.F-P ,_ '..:e\,

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7"2

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V" Spring Silks

..,, rs!

_ I

YD F TIERNEV is Gutrdiau re- si!ort _for the Patriotic Fund. Lists

L open for subscriptions till Tuesda

at Canadian Bank of Com-

'eleigh loads of splendid pine lumber

B' `suipsnllaih'g‘sourished on me lslurra

Subscribe generously . - _ _ _ er 7,514-2-25_M,3i.

OLENFANNING NOTES.

Mr. Charles ~ McGilvary

busily engaged in lumber- ing on his -farm at Glenfanning. On Thursday of this week assisted by his neighbors he hauled seven large

to Messrs Poole and _Thompson of Montague.-f The procession remind- ed the spectators of thc old days when

and the. _procuring of lumber for this purpose was an important industry.lt will probably be e.~revelatiou to many readers of the Guardian to know that so much fine lumber can be procured in this part of Kings County.- Mrs. Stephen MacDonald who was serious- ly hurt last fall by having her ankle deslocated has completely recovered. -Mrs. Hugh McGilvary who has been ill since New Years is now much bet-

Feb.. 29") merge ind Business Hquggg, 803113' PEPBIN" ENDS YOUR STOM-

v. ~ --

ACH TROUBLE FOREVER

Wonder what upset your stomach

-which portion of the food did the damag-do you? Well, don’t bother. If your stomach is ina revolt; -of sour, gassy and upset, and what you _ just ate has fermented into stubborn lumps; head dlzzyand aches; blech gases and acids and eructuts undiges- ted food; breath foul, tongue coated, -just take a littlo Pape’s Diapepsin and ill five minutes you wonder what became of the indigestiou, and ills- tress.

Millions of men and women today

know_ that it is needless to have ii bad stomach. A little Diapepsin occasion- ally keeps this delicate organ regulat- ed and they eat their favorite foods without tear.

If your stomach doesn’t take care of

your liberal limit without rebellion; l if your food is a damage instead of a help, remember the quickest, surest, most harmless relief is Pape's Dia-

`IN8TANT RELIEF! "PAPE'S DIA-'

A Arrived Today ,

pepsin which costs only fifty cents for

tubbing _

P 2'/;¢_ _ J -\<`*.’

Shantung

75c yard.

. 1 /3*

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gif.

, Beautiful

5 Lustrous, Beautiful, Graceful .`_WaSh`_- _ Silks that you can wear as oftenias

4 like _because they will stand noendffoffc, _

Roman stripes as inches $115 ysglsh, fs,

solid colors Belgian Blusmauvé; 'L ‘fr

Taupe, Tuscan, Bluet 36 inches 1.10 yard

Silks 36 inches, 50, 65,

Plaid F aille Silks 40 inches 1.65 yard

` Rich Black Silks

‘Two specials in Messaline and

town; H. MacKie, Amherst; Ge

_ Mclsaac is one of the few hand loo

e- 19”- Mr- and Mn' ‘mlm Mclsimc °f a large case at drug stores. lt’s truly

sending some one home to glory. On

ui snl cis icked off’ five liuu

There is a whole lot which I could tel

I may say though that there has bee

landed on the field first and that wa

favour every day and our infantry stoadler than the enemy, and as fa

of industry are certainly in request hy her patrons.- Mr. Marshal Camp- bell of Mitchell River who was seri- ously injured last fall and has since had an attack of paralysis is in very poor health and his friends have giv- en up all hopes oi' his rccoveryé- Mr. Jack Jenkins the well known trader oi’ Lot 48 passed through Glenfanulng

o. Mitchell Rive' were ‘U Gl°“f°““l“g wonderful-it digests food and sets h last week on a business- trip. Mrs.

B0 IIIIXICSBSBTY .

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EHHISIMIS BUX

on Thursday of this week on a busi- ness trip.- Mr. Peter Johnston of St. Georg'e was here this week visit- ing Mr. Hugh McGilvary who has been ill.- Mr. John Beaton, votin- nry surgon of Dundas was here this week attending a. horse belonging to

hurt in the woods.- Mr. Alexander McDonald of Mitchell River was ii visitor to Glenfnnnlng this week. Mrs. Bridget Praught of Vernon Riv- er who has been visiting her parents

nd Mrs John Fogarty has rr-

gence that his eldest brother Jose

f,“;i\'i:l"';‘t:;}g3f)ll,°0'¥;§'_ 12)' gggggi 2,52: ness and while handling ice receivesi best situation we have had siiicc on

' a blow from one of the ice bloc

and as our chaplain says I hope I an; and despite all that could be done fo;

q him blood poisoning set in and he ,E passed away only a short time after flown to see us. Several of the boys i _ ' ' - ~y are around here. liesidcs we have nine

who was the eldest son of the into here.

E; Alexander II. McGilvary of Glenfnn- _

“mg |81-t me |9|and many ysarg ago home. None luis ironic slut-o lice, 29th

Q for Boston where he had succeedcd`SOIlie delay l-fhiuk. 'fliero isn't an

in building up ii comfortable home for mall Cflllllllg fsl' lilo boys lately. bill

_ d f il expect some soon. l nu go' , f

~ 'f~»--- ---- -- --fe l- og; im* ...t..:f‘sl:"'..:‘f‘ ..“.':‘..”...alf ' “

receiving his injuly. i\ir. McGilvni

‘_ vary the well known cattle deale

who has been purchasing cattle in th

Mr. a . .- turned home. A letter recently rc- ceived by Mr. Angus J. McGilvary of jolly tinle liist evening, und tonight wi Gleufanning conveyed the sad intelli-

'i‘he following is a loilfliw received

by liirs-i. (Icorgc lfioruc froul hor sou. Corporal Itoberl l<l. llorui-, Soiiu»\.vlu».i‘o ill Frnllcc.

January .i0tll, lillfl

Dear Mof.her:-Yestcrllay l l'cc\\_ivil<l

liitiou. l<}vru‘_vlliillg is iiuc cxcilpr ill oranges. My but wil luul it iluv ilwil.

(Zpl. Mcimoil. of Wolfviilc hull l llild

_ I g . . _ _ Y. is excellent I gave one lake to tl

conlplimentziry remarks oil lt.

We are in a lim- place now, 'I`h

s listing. It is flue to get with our ow

_ walk some ni`lcruoou soon ulul Simi , go into Ilclglum to soc sonic ol' ill

_ The wcufllor li(-rn is line non"

things straight, so gently and easily

in that it is renlly astonishing. Please, Bengalines Taffetas Duchess Silks

Y 1 1

\‘ 06

Pailette 36 inches,`l.00 and 1.45 yard.

weavers now to he found in the pro- f \- 0 k _ d 't d _ 'Vince slld har services ill this brlllwll »3ltliys“iv§¢ik,eiliso(ider§.i) sfildmrigh; -1 and 38 lIlCh 1.25 £0 2.50 yard. --

1 IS MUIIH IPPHEEIITH]

tho (fllri.sl'uns liox, ill first class cou-

,. _

Kvrilly, froiu lllirluloutll :ind l.i-ll.

ale iaviii .iuothci feed The mike

ph - . ‘ . " . u-

Hugh McGilvary died in Roxbury, Sergeunts' li/less and they all passed Mass., a short time ago. 'Phe deceas-

ed had been engaged in the ice busi- c

Canadian troops ag`aiil_ Last evening one of my Acadia (_-lassluntcs came

I :lm anxiously awaiting llcws l`l'oul

The elwevs

7506-2-25l\i2li_ .

Sl oniev Bros

busv Store.

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Big I Annual Sal of Wall Paper

Remnants

Is now on. Every pattern.

Beautiful 'patterns for Parlor, Dining Room,

Bed Room, I-lalls and Kitchen. Some have Horders,

some without. All big values. Come early. It will pay you to take advantage of thesefhargrins even if you have to

' keep the paper for a while, Sec the stock in our Wall

Paper Department up-stairs.

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PRICE

over five shells to their one. W W ' f'

lt was only the other day when

he said they have not lost aman for

moat all thc time. Tell me ilie ua

ing on the island. They should be tl Black Watch for a good thing or Se forth or Gordon would do.

I received my Christmas parcel.

was all right.

Good hyc for now. Your son. PTE. S. E. CHANDLER, No. 24464

Royal Highlanders of Canada

Black Watch.

B. E F.

France

,i_.__1.1-1--_

as the artillery is concerned we sen

mouth and they are lu the tren'che

of the Highland Regt. they are form

ll splendid beef animals. This is Ml

was speaking to an ofllcer of my old M Guv . 5,, and buying tour and plougliiilg-:xml cultivaliug' quite iii regiment, the iziui R. ll. of c. that th; fncgffhgt bf; always secures mga ,-erm, ,-,.0,,, ,,,,,,,,__

B llumhers of fine cattle goes to sho

e Peter Mcéllvary is busily engaged

:S thus supplying a much needed artic

as there is a considerable shortage

It wit-'hstandlng the fact thiit the usu

quantity oof coal was imported las fall, for wood has become so scare that a larger number than usual ha to purchase coal, thus exhausting th

late of Charlottetown an old reside

-Mr. Patrick Fogarty has a te mouths old Yorkshire pig which w

(I eastern part of tlhe country return

Y Yeclrlmiine laslfweok with a drove of lil ~ _ ll. . iz ls’ . ' .

~_ budding forth. 'l‘hil |`ui'nici~.-a are bus

S that 'hc al nys buys “right".- Mr

` hauling firewoood to Cardigan Bridge I 110 ECI blok-

supply.- Mr. Frederick Sliephar

of SL peters Road near Aueyls Mins dell, in an extraordinary article in lil was buried at All Saints Roman Cat- D8-D01' DIG Zlll<1lnl't_ dellicls Gsflllllll holic Chm.¢h.(,n Tuesday msg A mpgs as unwilling to iw compelled to lay

number of remuvcs are mft to mom-“_ waste fresh' areas oi' thc \\'oi“.-_l :iurl

We carry a large variety

of Pump ornaments

25c a pair up

Alley & Co 135 Queen Street

Ill illilllllllil IUVE _"SlHl|P ill FIGS" lilll

OR SOUR STOMACH.

ell la ful child again

take this harmless "fruit laxative;

twin ilu anwils --

When peevlsh, cross, Ilstless, pale, (conectm on Tunqug um doesn’t sleep, doesn'|; eat or act natu- Butter’ (weamery) |\,_ (gum) rally, or is feverish, 'stomach sour, Hunan (Creamery) |b_ (pl-ings) reath bad; has stomach-ache sore Buns, (Tub) 1h_

roat, diarrhoea, full of cold. give a

teespoonful of “California Syrup of ' Figs,” and in n few hours all the foul constlpated waste, undigested food and sour bile gently moves out of its little bowels without grlplng, and you

have a w . ll Y - .You needn’t coax sick children to

they love its delicious taste, and it

' - ' ` always makes them feel splendid.

e 0 ' Ask your drugglst for a 50-cent bot-

tle of "California Syrup of Figs,"

1 Knows '

which has directions for babies, child _ ren of all ages fend for grown-ups ‘ plainly on the bgttle. 'Bewste of ,counterfelts sold ere. '1’o.l_e sure

you get the genuine. ask tgqeees that

' a

it is made by Csliforni g yrup lCompeny." Refuse any other kind

compare .favorably with any animal o her age in the Province. Mr. Fognrt purchased this fine animal from Mr Leslie Pooole the well known swiu breeder of Lower Montague.- At th Klng's County Exhibition held in Geo

prize against a large class of com petitors.-& .

GIVE IT WHEN FEVERISHI CROSS. ______________'__

BILIOUS. FOR BAD BREATH k

_ , ' __ _ V

4 liil MIHKEIS

Look at the tongue, Mother! I! "

cloated, it is a sul"leusigu tlziatz) your _

lttle one‘s stomac , ver an owe s '-"" need gentle, thorough cleansing at OH’TOWN MARKETS once. .___-

Butter, fresh. Ib.

Eggs, doz.

Beef lb.~ (retail)

Fowls. lb.

Chickens, sb.

Hay (pressed) ton

Straw (pressed) ton

Pork. lb.

Turnips, bus. Potatoes. bus. oats (wlilw) blls. _ Oats (black) bus. » Beats, bus

Carrots, bus.

Wool, lb ` Parimipl. lb '

G00” nn -ff T- '

Ducks ‘\*" 'D-

_Hines

Turkeys. 9°? “J-

|12

18 to

y truilslillcd |‘r<ui the C-crnuin by lhc

Q Six lncutlis ago the Germans con!

Fridays)

33 35 28

25 to as io to 12 12 to is iz to is to us

86.50 12l/. zo so

_.-

Zcoalco., Lia. R

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_ , ,.

. , » ~ , _ 4 , , 4,1

l~ -‘ . - . "‘W~’-f;,:i_ : r-.il , _ -_ -,,-.V _ 4,.. _ _ ,

“ ‘ - - ‘ . ‘ ` '”` * ‘“ * “J 'fr-._-" ' » ~ .. . f “ -~ ' r- "W 'f .."""\ "

_with contempt. _ _. _ A

about C081 Wm 500|; realize »

the many fine qualities of

_ gq ‘...__..

h; Coal we we can P l (5 pairs Robb? rlehtlllg boots, gains ’ . 0 .

ply you with any 0' 'l?l‘.‘35llol:lso.‘del=a7Ir: bg jictligai

- .' . 6 g 0 . - 3 S120 Of C00l Y°\\. may feflulrel rgeliioigstiidr shoots. bert make. glial:

Anteed water-tight elses 0 to ll), your

, 0

_ and quote you some interest- ,,,,,,,, ,,,, ,M _ ~_

" 1' Come Tien and secure a pair. They

lnfllim I I f::...f°§.:.;i:;.j.I ll'l;i‘r..§:Pii.;z l Plum; 111 rises 1.3. asltihhté, . t too.

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, S'SIDB MARKETS

(Corrected Wednesday.)

Butter (dairy) D9? “|-

Butter fcreumeryl. DBI' lb-

Buekvrheat. Del' IW!-

Celf sirius. per lb.

Chickens (dressed). Ml' lb-

llsn. nel' dl"- Fowl. per lb. ulcer. vel' lb-

Llmb pelte. teh

Oats (black) por bus Oats (white) per bus.

Pork (organs attach.; per lb. str-sw`(preesed) per ton . Tnrni a. per bus. -

*Io reserve

J. 8. CHAI ON,

Breekwa lt.

WOOL D81' ll. '

“ ` 'l . '~ . -I l \ _ `;_.l 1. [pil-.l=Fg.,,=»-it-tg _#__ #, _

28-28 33-35 75-1.00

12-15 22-24 ' 'I0-12 .

Hey (pressed) per ton 10.00-13.00

Hay (loose) _per tpn 10.00-13.453

' so

8%-11%

6 00

86-40

Sourls. Wheat. r but. 1.15-l.£.l0_ _ v_7

C. Lyons 81 Co. ,.,..._...,,...._ p _

:iss is cttiu lccu .lull lhc trcc

W I nm real well and iu good spirit _ should like to he homo of course, bi in must make myself at home here uut

le Hoping you and all thc dear one o

3| , lour loving :ou

r ROBBIE

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(1 PEACE OR MORE e _ FRIGHTFULNES d __.._ 1 BERLIN, Feb. 26_-Mnximilllsn ilu

|~| rcdiuil-le her tril- npn of death, 'nut li ll] no l-'inner able to he content with a

_ Ll:.i\d~ul Times fillows:

0 bil cnntilnf uifii defence, lioldlug and

. using what they had (-ouqucrcd. No rt it is too lute.

Can wc wait lliltll the cucmy li spied out cvcry fcnturc of our lnil tary system and wal' economics and there creeps upon us al stalls of wzlu

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f at llomc arc well. \\'ill close by scllll

fuel in the village this winter not- lllg IOVQ 10 21Il._ _

l whit-h ill prcscuf is falsely Nlporicil?

g_ A third hnrvcst would he more dif- lt. Ilcult than thc _~;ilr-ond. lt would lic il difliuull lo make good our supplies.

not of men, but of important raw

uiaturililse. and our cxpcllditnrc of

. ulollcy \\‘0uld ilu-rczlsc lululodf~_rntcly.

Aft(-l' thrvc _rears of l)|o<~_kll<lo

others would occupy these places in ltllc mzlrkcls i`r0in which it seemed iinpossililc that Gorman lradc should

lcd llalc \vc wail" No'

lic expel . ' ' , ' _ .

5 There ig still al short splice of time

(luring which Glwlnully might (tonic

-. to tcrms. Wiilidlit loss of liouor hcr -_.~, enemies might make a decent and

y enduring pence, which woulld not liar

the way to gradual reconciliation and European liarlnouy.

~, These peace offers. it is suggested.

incluilc ri little disarmament u

cxlixillstiou h_\' u long wnr, with thc collsollliioll that u long wzlr will llc- vzistalc the world, cnuluics as wr-ll as friends. \\'c will not \\'z\lf upon yolg plcusul‘c.

if there must lic llo:i\h_ we will dc-

tcruiiilc the hour. No nclllrul slut(-_ coulll expr-ii us fo lllillli ol' its zulvnu- tuge or comfort rather ihuu ilu- se- curity of our owll life.

Wo nrc ilot tired. not ufriliil, null

lillictccll luonlhs of wzil' have uol pllled oul' resolution. _ A worthy and lnoili-_rule peace \\'oul<l be welcome; lull thc eufccllliug of thc Gcriunus' power to strike, never!

THE POPE REGRETS THE

AEROPLANE RAID.

ROME. February 25.- Cnrcllnal

(lns|inrri, the papnl ser-rcinry` ‘ or

u lulght ' , .

f int.-rlizliiiiblc (lofi-nsivc. The article :is little iuteruatioulil socialism and n

proposal to pool wur cxpellscs. li those proposals are refused Gerlunuy will have paid the last dollt sho owed to the world and hlun:iuity_ and can proceed to lie more frighlful than ever

with complete indifference to thc

'is views oi' ucutralls, especially flic [illit-

i- cd Stains. ‘

Wo do not want lo lic cnllgllt ill thc

t pillccrs bcl\\‘c-ell a uliscruhlc pinil-c and

slate, ill ii lcttcr oil licliull' of Pope Benedict to thc Ariflihisliop of Rnv- enna, expresses the popc's “hitter sor- row nnd profound r<~grcl" for tho families of thc victims of the Austrian licroplauc raid of Ravenna, and neigh- boring towns on I-`elirunry 12. which is il-poi'll~il lo huvc resulted in tho death of livolw pcrsoiis and (hc woiluding of li uuiubcr of others.

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