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1 _ _ _ " ' fmodern conditions. These and similar arguments _Q ' _g_.__. _ _ _ _ - _ _ , _ were shamed by une writers and geiieniiy-iieiieveiil __ ' -- ‘ : _ '

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' . l ii om as ne sum The present warhas-thrown-all‘th`ese+and-many ' _ _ _ » _ - .

:l";":l°"¢":::°~ C other theories to the winds Infinitely more collosal to ! Mqthefs “omg to

(|w||¢¢¢1a|1)$1.00pu- annum by- h ~,~ . . 'h_ - ' ' ' 'RCW Suit

u.a.A. t an t e imagination could ave' 'pictured any time- __ - - ~ »~ - 750 ' during the |35( hai; -C-emury -m,m¢¢t¢d aw' 449,’ 5°0o'.5'§o' 625’ ’

S-iii-4f1'»,'1»=i»-.fiLa135ri5»iv_¢5»¥i'-3#if-f~¢3_ with iii.. w=.i-_mi with-ue iiaiisi-s~iii-iiiivaiiiias ii.-tif _ _ ` ‘-Pi'-3'-”¢4?§_'ii|-*i»f"””'“‘¢f~~ --

ny holiday qu " Guai-di'dn'iuiJ&_»;o¢'hv ind ,5,,t;,._,| r,,`§t iifggmégmy 'r *Q* ;¢Q:,,f§;¢,;,,a,,y_` " ____ :;<it_,- s~_-_ _

,'»_ii_f7.‘ii¢.¢day. Tiié ' 'ivy Gfidliiivfi 1` _"15_f`5¢_ -_-wti8§¢~-iionineme, it_is_tni¢-'~ "g -f " '_-"'-’»-'fi'-'-"»' ` ` an ‘ll be had at usual' ` "`

H-d -Mg'-Wir if- ' _..“__‘i--i'. i,-new-aiu' -~u_i_'i»,n _ _ ._ _ -. 7"'i:e.ida‘;i,.‘ Adi/eiililrérs plea.r¢‘»_i_¢i_@il'le@¢-l_,'yk§¥Qs`£ C' ai-¢`!'~ret;i`t\iiigy'?‘-‘f@d§t_iiiil'<_l'i";l'¢$tl|§:'ti; `e':ich: e .» - -

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qB"_m_Ek 16, his letters and his little packages from 'home as regii- ._

' ` _- _ M9ND_AY' `__ F__»__i,_ "_, __.ldr'_ly_-`:as"'i_ff he,ive_re‘enga'gedf'in :in'y'_one-of a thousand _ __ _ _ _ O .,,,,,,,,_-_-___;~,v ~_;;_»;;;_;_~,~,-1-;::.c.;r:;i»\¢r::.~Jrq.-f;_-_-.1~f:‘_*::-rr 2-=‘~'~‘~_ ~ » ti - ~ - - .' - .-

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” I Id Q lc-Q; to :mem t to _-orecaq the pm. minister to the wounded; there is no more actual want ’ _ at

-bt won me ' P- -' '- ~ m "' th `m“ll` f ld' tha th 'ld b " --'f_-_`.7`f'-._'f."=__.- _ '_"“"'”.'"' liable changes in the war situation in the immediate 3 ‘mg 5 l ‘OHS 0 60 \¢fS H UC W0!! 1' _ if 1|-an wg _ f-_;_ '- _ - 61, Queen Street, Charlottetown

future. .Events are crowding thickly_upon each other and almost anything may happen without an hours In the_Balkaiis there is a veritable mixup. that 'King Constantine has abdicated be either dwitirmed or denied before this`paper reach- * iwreaders. The only thing certain about Greece is

'_t sh_e is' in a bad way and that in all p_r_ol_Jab_ilit)' the

3.-Erst is yet to come- The disarming of `_G_teek troops by' 'a_ French General, as reported in our desp_atchc_S S')tutday,"\vas sig_nillca_i_iit.__ fl_`,lie_uii_known`-_<|\\§1\1_li\y iii Crreege is how parties stand. Venizelos undoubtedly l_lt'iS'p 'large 'followiiig. There are _many doubtless

fhached to the cause of King Constantine and the-

ilfermaiis. The Greek cniiiity towards Bulgaria- iii~_

tfkisifieil by the recent treacherous invasion of Greecef

by Bulgarians, is a saving grace however which' will probably minimize any hostility towards the Entente Allies. What the Entente Allies will do with or for or to Greece is the unanswcrable question. _'Bulgaria has apparently decided to fight on to the end. There is probably nothing else she can do. To makq a separate peace with her, even if she offered to give up the struggle, asit was at first believed sho would do, seeing that she was literally be_t_ween the upper and lower inillstones, would be practically- out of the question- There are no terms that could be offered her short of nationalextinction, and she c_a|'il’,lia_ve that by-followiiig out her present course. That' She will be beaten long before the war comes to an fend is practically certain. \Vhether she shall be wiped out as :1 nation or amalgamaled with one of ' he adjoining coiintrics‘ there is yet no clne\ She would /lot be happy under Serbian rule _and Serbia,-which* suffered so much as her hands, would not he happy i,ii having ;her incorporated into her restored nation- ality: Bul_garin’s future is in all probability behind her.

On the western front events are also chasing each

other rapidly.' Roumania’s entry into the war has given the Teittons many things to' think of, ._ and many fronts to look after. Our despatches seem to inili_cate_th_at they-are about to shorten their lines -to f§_t_»lr_il‘t_aii extent that they will have to abandoii the érexiter-part of Belgium and northern France. They are"fevi`dently`tryi-ug' to draw a cordon around their own'-f'_it;iir_ri_ediate Germany having lost hope of adding toftlieir territory. They will make a desperate effort to' ‘a'i/‘oid _any hostilities in their own country. The 'lfeultons are said to have decided to allow the Raum- aiiitlfns-to__pccupy certain portions of Transylvania \ir'i_tl_i'o;i'_r"`fserioiis opposition, in order that the front ry5"f_"'lie shorteiied. Such :i proceeding must lie gall. and _wormwood to them- but common-sense demands it. The entrance of Rouinariia intothe war has en- 0_¥l1_1O'usly lengthened the lines to be defended. G Few

teople realize that the Roumanian _frontier is'l'ong'¢'i*'[

the ivhole battle-front on iyliicli the French, Brit'-' iili _:wil Tlclgians are fighting, from' Sivitzerlarul to

qc lirics is a niarl-:ed advantage, because with it 'comes formidable army totiglit on our side. Furthermore, i'f§_gi1_l'c,s' Russians another gateway int". the inva- tii"b'h`;of° the Dual Monarchy, for undoubtedly Russian forces in huge numbers will soon be crossing Ronin- a_nia~to actin conjunction with the Roumanian forces. B\lt` for tli_e Teiitoiiic F.nipii'c_s this extension of- the li_r1¢_s to. be defended is zi disaster. because huge forces fl‘|f"m_en and material must be diverted from 'the exist- -_in`g'1_ifIes lj`0 meet tlie new danger~ just at the moment |wl1el1~;-‘onf:_en_tratioii becomes imperative for the I-Iun_s, i'a'_re 'su'dde`nl_'y called' upon to stretch their forces liiigii-titer .iii nfiiiiiioiiiit 895 iiiiies, fiir~ih=i'i”is iiie_iisiii<_--1 lf¢Di'1_t~»whicli`lias‘beeii added by Roum:mia--5'2o' miles o"l"rtie f_I`i“.insyl_v_i_fnia Alps; 75 niiles_bpi"deHi`ig on Ser;-' .l»\f5.';'ah"4'l_3c>o._-iiiiles on Bi__ilgaria~. X - -_ _ ,

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Perliaps woriderfiiliforce in tli"p_worl;l to=,,§¢‘_§ii,,e_| 'p,',,7¢|§¢a1|y';ts sm=_,,g¢h_ Sjnge ‘-tlaii' -is liuman adaptability- A few years _ago men Su-bma,-inc n|,_¢,-9_¢;0,,, were

Norman A_n _ell and, some year; pr _viou_sly,_De discussed hFle'*fi$_s§i'lJill'tyf of a _war orsdillifa ‘scaled

nirielcrn_,,Jir_i_y{;_t\§o&_;ind modern

peaceful callings in a country undisturbed by the

amon the same number of people at their homes. We :fic told by 'those who have visited London and Paris and other cities whose sons injhousands are at ‘the ii-opt that"_ from the general appearance of the'

'and industrial activities it would never -he ’itifit':'rred

_'ooo ton`s'~ol' ships, iieutrals .tonic powers 222,000 'tone'

:that th‘efccuntry'was- at war. And all- this. after more than 'ind years'-0f_ the jg`r‘¢=i;es_t‘ iyéirih the ms- tory of -the vv_o`_i:l<_l-,~tl_i_e__-gr'¢_~.t_teei't"`~riot only in the size of the armies-fa§itd;;tlte_'ariiiaments involved, but in the im'portahce'o'f`the issues at stake-

who haye so steadied the hnanees of the country that the raising of billions of money was effected without appreciable disturhaiice,- is simply astounding.

We are iyorrying.\lnnecessarily,,aboiit the after-

the~war*conditionslfhiifhere will be difficulties' and dis? turbances dolllit_l{_e*ss,",lnt_`t they will all be met and ad-G justed and Ili?-,ii.`l&l__vi/<!i’ld willswing-along after the war pretty much as-it has _done before and since the war began. It will clear the air someivhat, will rain ii`e`ii'i prohlem`s,_;-none off-them_insurm'pii_iita’Ble§ anif the solution of tli`eir'i willbe 'for the benefit' of mankind. ‘I't’will cre3te".'la"i"ger opportunities `anfd"niake for a better ivoild-"'§enerall'y,\'and weishiill unconsciously- or aiitomatic'§lly`-li-'iid-ourselves in one or the other ol' the processions marching on after tlie'war. I't is for ns to seleT'c_t ‘our procession. _

cnirrte Geaiihii siiirriiiii

“dum ers” work No false gerderosity 'should restrain-’

to August slioivs that

‘i;73cr,O¢10"ions. §_"'I`he` cantile fleet and the

man sub`marincii_i11ade it suffer chicflyi _'But Britain pei_isetl` in this 'respe'ct- _It building the British

'ci'ty, fr6'n1"‘tlie~'even tenor of business,--from"tlte‘s0_i:`i:_il_' " "H-'--" “

last Spring.

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_ _ _ _ ,that the Interest ln_otir \irtl'oi'tunate`

_ Phe Norddetitsclier Lly_od_.:innual review of tlie-DPIHOHHYS 0! Whr‘lS'~'8f0Wf“8- `D__\\_Tll\E German »sliipping-says' the outlook is excellent for a gl; |;l§;k_:?|‘:,';";1,x': iaggxgjga P[?ffi,';‘::`

poiverful rec_p__v_ery by_t_lie' German fleet afterthe war, er each: _ _

.In._German shipbiiildingfyarcls thére is extraordinary ,shifgmngnglg L°a"vl'°f"°“ “_fl“”'"‘“"'

activity, far beyond that -of peace' conditions, and _the _A_'_I_‘he Active Service chapter, l.0.D.E.,

' .- ~_ " 'erton. - making up offlosses of sl“pS“5e‘ze'd' m`enemy‘p°rt_s '|‘he North Bedequo Red Cross. has _alre_ady___l_>eeii acc`om_plis_h_e_d._ La_§t_~October thc, The North Tryon Red Cross.»

'Federal Coun_c_il_ prohibited the _sale 'of German com- MM" J- L- ' "`°“"'”°“d- Sl“`i“€0°|‘l» -m_erc_ia_I sl1_ip.s_'to_noi'i-_G.¢;_r"l_`t'i;ins» and in February and" _y_N_w|i||,,_ms_-gp,-mgfiep|_Maggf

March of this-_ year orders were issued that all ships '1`h_°H@_§f°'$l;1l11s $4_00_{>_°:r monthkfo -. . “ ' ' . - _supp_y'_ e prsouers w u wee y built-li_ng_iii German yards for foreign concerns must box of good m,.m,gh u,e_(~,,md,,,, Red

be released to Germans. Germany is bound that it Urges. Letters or acknowledgment

~ _ ' _ ' . an tha ke are constantly being re-- Wln not °"_""e °°'T"_'_‘g of pence- lose that lmportam ceivcd 36m the prisoners. We are and aggressive position oh. the seas it formerly oc- __n0W wrlns f0f_lw01\ty-Seven nrisonem cupied ' __ and-monthly contributions are received

' ' __ ‘ ` " ' _ _ _trout seven P. E. 1.' branches of. the

» In`tl1c conditions of peace, Britain oughtto compel Red Cross,'tliree~.chuptei-s of l.0_D.hi..

two clubs. two schools, three Siinduy .

_ » . .» ' _ - ‘ _` F’ _*Q - ' f 7-" -" 'i' ~ - ~;: 5-' “' "' 5-' ff. _ ' £ierma_l_ty__.to make goodall losses of B1-i_ush_and other f _H t .- ~ ,.1 ut d_ _ _ ii- _ _ _.i.___.~__ » 1 _ __ H b d h _

Allied _ifieifcliaiit ships tlii-,oughf illegal torpedoing; Tliet-gfii't";';h'inii'i3ldi]m°i\iif_'n sIleii'i"aeii"ili_'<':'si:i'ile i ' -‘;‘i~'~,j git ‘-/~ ._ ' _

Gc'rmah__ m_e_.ci_-mn; r-‘_mrine_S|.1__G“_|(|_ pay heavily -for t}\e_._l,i;\;-pwrecelved doniittonsamvuuttug to_ _, _ _ _._ _, _ _-f __ , i _ __ __

losses of Ettténte sHipping._ ffhat much is due Britislif ‘»pf|,_¢` C,,_,md|`m_Rg,d gm” fm, it pt-|.' ` ' ` ' ` ' ` ‘

shipoivners, who haqve lost _millionnnd h;t_l_§__t_or|__S_ _'_"§"er‘-;‘1'|';'o,'1_-,D°_’I§’_f‘,;f,'f'_‘_‘,’,','st a:_'|h'f;'_ . _ _ Q, _ ' _ ’ I _- _ l -_ - ' .Df___sl_1ip5. _ gigonomically _ftl_ie;_-st-_i-ok¢_ \vo\1liif_ -h`__e`_ moptlitivg an monies for this purpoae.__s_o` . _ S C ‘_

___n_ec_.w___¢.___€;é*many w,',__,,t§_bii_a trade cif1_g`ig‘~,'t'pt,_¢_ that _ii is .ii 'iietinitii pim_ uid tins » __ __ ,_ » ._ _ . _ _ .

ieicteiit alte; 'the milit:`_i;y_war,élo_ses. aridT'ls' pteparing- ff§(gy(§r‘f;§'\,L§‘;_‘Lf‘:,':,‘:,;t;f1Sli, H3; De, _ _ . _ _‘_ _ _ __ _ - . - _

_ __ _ _ _ ___ _ _.l,'t_hi_:rel_or. _"l_(_n'o\viiig t_lia't 'British,'Fi‘ench`and Italian pertinent. as ig; any other. i think _ -_ 1" `

_-lie' sen. For the Allies, this big extension /of the bat=‘€§h_`;',`,5 “q1|‘.1,é"- I;m'¢¢“,‘,';ai|3`,’ '¢|‘55Qd 'ug Gu-man goods, thg' .g___::;;“;_ T:_‘??;f__;‘§g:':_‘ih':_l_;°:§°u‘}_;"LeC;'i‘_;’; - _ ,

Berlin fauthotfities are fostering'energ_etically _the or-` to sii_ppoi-t_a;__leasi _on_e_;_::s<;;i:i;_:i;:_l1' _ ____ __ _~ _ _ 5' __ __.§'-ff-_._,__ '

ganization of _ri much-_e_nla_r'ged 'German"fleet;- lf tliel={_“B“';§'agitl‘}‘f"6_£f'°"§v£f_|t"im ,§u,“|,_] _ . ..-_._ ._ _ -1 _ '_ ` _ \ _‘_

Allies 'deein it-wise to organizeeconomically _to pro-_ iuqd _p'rtsbiie_ra_iiri_a provided’-for niere,__ _ W8 W3IllI'6V§l’y Nl01h_Cf_lgt_?__C_li_§$l_Qll§l0Wh 10 SEQ OUI' b0y S -g-__ ‘°°‘ *""‘t'*i‘S"'¢‘”°*`- ”“€=*‘“i'l "‘3°'"‘”"‘ "“""“t?`°’-ii" WY'”i§§ii§"§i'i'§§°f`iii’i§`iii'»§§i%3”i'ii§i§ii<i°'i'i§f‘l S~W5_5~-b¢.f_°T¢'_i?“Y_‘”3- f G' ' ' ' ' to _;'__;l\%_f_¢___;2_f ___________________________}w__.1_-..¢i. _-,___ _ _tvethaystperhaps thebeigt _iielec_ted_stiiek or boys clothing in Q -\/3\_~ - ,W

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the in"fl_ict_ion of severe peiialtieh on Germany’s mari- 'DHL' ` 1:0. _ ' _ _ Ill SCOCJC WZIS Dliltled l?¢f0l’8 lllg big 3tl\f8llC€S &£, ~ -_ _tink M-5m~°i.__-___-_ _ :_ _ ._ _ _ _ W _ _ _ in pri¢¢§__ap_¢__ypq willgetthe benefit asallwe is _a smallad-f __ /_,L_ ‘ A`talile' of"slii'p`_losses bythe- various be_lligereMs_uix_ ' ' ,,,_,,.,,_._, =_'.~ Vance *‘_'_- _ _ _ -~ _ _- ‘ _' ~ __ _ i - - _ - __

Allies have lost 2.178;-y ,,,,,,,,,,,.,_|,, - _ Wéfb”an_sell-you good _Tweed Suits iat '$4.25, 4.75, 5,00, 6,00; _ ~ _

t|\¢"f1`¢\1-1 - -` ` ` -` -` and almost everyf price; -you might wish- to pay up to 1200. _» =» p ~

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