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E. Ill:

Fine] Menage‘ from lion. M. he on "the lllle l! how CIelAl-IJ IIIIINID. The Uberel Peri-y ll PLIDGID to reduce edniieietretive ‘eupenilitereefhhtrlqt, July es,

Hon. n. w. mAGl? tee; more: pulse yqe geld thnt they were going Ill-VB A BAl-ANCBD BUDGET despite the euertloni of the government-cunning, n. government pee iud so much more revlniii"dnrin|itlie‘ie|t four you: thei. the

Uherell KNEW TIIY COULD. ‘I'll! BUDGET." —Pll.riot,

"If we dirt hill OI printer. neeelerrnomrnnvxwrnur. ...,uewueirueimerueu there wee A ooorrurrculiuororiliimobwve are going to be on rue moors IINANQIQLLY, . . . _. Ihere-is m time a» nee thetltdeelletllllﬂlebllvfl$lfllyeeliivlnoedthptifwegoon Mlle Nhhd seer elter peer, irfveq ‘wholesale-govern- mesiepqmhiliierrgvueewiuimeuorounrrnmrsss- ecu Ian-n, IITI‘ n: or m: movmor ex- neus-imr-reuieiyepeu muse.-

D-I.I-A.IIIWAII, lldwewenm eemum on amour-r Ammeumnue we done m And there muu-neeeiieeueeeeuumer-meieurvsev museum in Isle he sine ms rnuouer. essunencr mn- rnsss rloenllewlveuronloyeenrmmrqrrrrcr..p.rbeusve H h! Irvin In! emf-enema this mun“ would Iwbeeeeeeeelllneneiellieeir. wﬂrheeoereeweereprooeed- hr on hr he lent e-iprxefjneevleea-perely ‘no A aurumm rlonornnrcueieeeeereeeiesereuewiiigeeuwemeoin; wnseeiemieeiesieeeieeihrrrlmnzrpsrrurrsnomns cannons Americans:- Aorn-reuiei. April n, ma.

Queens! ‘Theollywtltehnleneethehidlefwlldhehyinenellngthe "W" b! increasing the taxation. end it has been pointed out THAT

rue: m. 1 m the nihginlll9¢lv=m¢iwu.1psn=~fnepucrro1v' or sxrsuorruals surrldlmsywirnlimslvos rue unnam- nmUAl-LY." _ ,!~-) v c ~ ~ ,

Liberal Menifesto: “lMPlauk No, 1) will be 171m lug-r mugy ,, i... use.» Party u eeiiseqtistuiaex-st-nust, ‘was. 1m.

lion. rueNsA: OADUBBLIQDIRM Germain use“. ‘Premier

. . .

the! we m‘: below u» some except

5y ieereeee of tentlniiifeetiln; out unemployment relief. or stop. ,“ the old mrenﬂthprm! I91 1e m mi w: cm AND Musr helnnoe the nuilnt without coin; my of these things." -,

z¢~e:.,.-

Ive of the Election:

Mr. Le-

i

“lflulhelenefhﬁlﬂiolilerlhqvehevellnbﬂsm m n0i'l‘_ We have theWlI-Iltedefteul WI Wrunorr. louse! the ubernl candidates show Ilielrslnoerlty ‘by declaring um if u u r401‘ y... run wru. maven mm AcArNr-reiriot, July u, 1m

e {ejeh

LIGIULATIVE essnuu, at, ms.‘

llr_ If. lI-Awllbllfllnqezﬁbellcvqlnhetllrnlllnﬂthetlﬂl ONLY HANK in llie-Iilberll plelhrilrwhleh appealed to the elector! we! that lirwhleh we promised to make re- ysnpg end alpenllllille H1001.” . 1 . . . . . .

lilr. Hughes: “What in the world wll the good of the other planks.

Mr. ACORN: “so fer es our eehipllgn wee concerned THEY Din NOT mum's-z‘ ALL. r helleve thI-t ieieelieegue (Mr. Melee») mil mylcll were elected on thll blink end l PERSONALLY PLEDGE!) imnr m: ll menu me uvmllhre ell not ieeei . . . r son our woum srvu orrrn m: Incrrou. seem:-

llon. JOHN A. OAIUBEI-Islthﬂiuei Aeferthelleflelt (cfllbeﬂlijhepeqplewereverymneh eon- ienled about that. The 1'9!“ I‘|!W_l,l'0‘llUIll.|l. WHAT pm no wml m: uon!r"-niriot,_4pi1|-u,_1m

e I e O ' - 4 i"... . a l

m. wen! requiem; m». ' -

‘lliweileetieerl eeneuehel

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‘WHI- neue to none-m; is. us m. hum. 1 nom- nnminn use: exemplar erma nuns ----lllﬁenleeneen.mwulllqtiieiinebeueteeueoeoeueeee Irwrsoruen n: smxmo mun, hut the! would be on busi- u-r-reiem, April u, ma.

WI IAVI TAXI!) TB! TANQIILIAND INTANGIILIJ-Pltrlot.

In u, 1m. ~

511M110! veer [oer by:

PREMIER. CAMPBELL:

"- - . Our Bil-CALLED "Plum April l. mo.

DION!!! to belanoe the budget . . .".

THE -

I Dalhousic i I , .- ' ‘ Convocation hﬁfl ‘&‘l‘.“.sl%°“.l°“%3‘°€.°i.%“a P. M- Ill 18th. The d of LL. use, be given

Mum . lieutenant Governor 0%

New 10k ce as. .- The Honourable c. D. Rowe, Min- ister 0f Transport. Ottawa. ieb. . Vlce-Preeid ve Oh neti. of Pix illlam

l . VHavcYouY

Elhisdale andVicinit; we mother w ex-

dione his fether Ruilrs

e wns . a. c lov i and aim-B $mc§rnmb£ tniitumglenﬁl ﬁeeezggriﬁyng .5338?! m“ m“ "“° “m i" d-“ld” l" ed l. reiepee end must remiein in “'9 m‘ ‘mm “m” Rm" T“ wmnmebmwmm dremstlcmhaf Jhetweseblv ____ ' > pissed Glen Bhnw. In the melee 335$ Iyaxwgtndnatunmg ammo gyutalffin nmﬁ nedy inocilgﬁcdasolngrcfnihe u“ bright’ nghu.“ N?" Ymk m“ ils o! Elmsdsle school on Thursday “W, ‘"8 ‘I gfitﬁfﬂmvzﬂgg

' , __._. mo?“ Min Olen libel. 8t. Louie loft . recently for Monkeel. Her ettrect- aw- m‘ ive grammes nee by friends on e Dock Reed. We ere sorry to m”; l t “m” aeﬁmieviuttoprmg home ﬁmﬁiﬁ’. courtesy Jeni:- Noowrl . These roles were There pemed elwey st her in Huntley,

were eoeom s. Cameron e if we are to judge by the advpleuse, all selections were heart y enjoyed.

The May meetinfofthemlm- dale Women's mu ute met at the home of Mrs. wAafPeterson with

Herr husband predeceased her many years ago. she leaves to mourn the memory of a. deer mother two '

wgre conducted by Peter I and internment et cemetery.

WA. place

m. Roy MzwBei-h. civil engineer,

Rlev. wok

E: g.- 5' i s i 3-

the singing in unison of "It's A

;';;,,g1;,"m'",%gg§*km "ﬁfggmnﬂ "f GoodﬂTime w Get Acquainted" and mm; the Institute Ode." The secretary __ Lad minutes of the last meebt-

_ Ruben "m. , r ce was red v enlifrvisiior lo Xitﬂmﬁér‘ m Ihzégl; Oxfebélggl- t2 dtwwiw m hen“, ionoIeBovBoout ‘theroilit

"S". Mrnnsipuléyermehh 6&1 was moved and seconded that Mrs. Norman“ formem. maiden“ of JJW. Onrlen and Mrs. Bruce Cur- mmﬂnk‘ on the “an; o! the“. 1m rie act as promoters of same. It falilt dilnllmhter wllieose interment took n’)? pggaﬁidnsmwpg p.513"! d ‘a p °° mmm___°..°m__-° '5" ing will be held st the home of

Mrs. J.W. O'Brien. A dsisity lunch avnsbéegrved after e contest was con- uc .

Mr. Merritt Callaghan. BA, Ebbefleet, was e recep-t visitor st the home of his uncle, Mr. JA Oelleghen.

‘Mr. ‘Eimsnett Dunn, , ec- mmpanied the remains of Mrs. Willam Ahem to Elmsdsle. Mrs. Ahem died ‘Thursday in Charlotte-

mo. Freddie McKinnon was e visitor in illlmsdale lately.

Mr. Han-y Orfolloran. Lot 7. vis- ited his sister, Mrs. Austin O‘Brlen, before leaving icr the United States.

After en illness of two weeks. Mrs. William Ahe-rn, formenhr of ‘Brooklyn. died at the City Hospital, (Charlottetown, on Thursday last. ‘Mrs. Ahem wee e woman of sterl- ing character and he; kindly dis- position endeared her to all those with Whom she came in contact. Her remains were taken to the home of her brother. Qharlcs Dunn of Elmsdele, from whose residence the filllftal took place. Mrs. Ahern

wlreme, was presented in Eimsdele Hall on ‘Iitlursdey. May 4 for the benefit of the United Church. The play was one of corn- edy intermingled vrith touches of emotion. Oust es a ee young girl who cbeol

Ilulu r

Willie-me i-erblgsyedtheroteleevestolrlournizhememoryofe ad’ Rluth. whose e er's crime of dear deter. three bank embezzlement wss blamed on and William of Elmsdalo, Richard Ruth's maternal grandfather, fin Sherbrooke and two sisters in Samuel Crawford. A young man, the United states, ‘Hie funeral ser-

Mr. Post, from New York, comes ces were coraducied Sacred to the Crawford home es s boerd~ Heart Church. All» n. b Rev. er me finds um Ruth's grand- w.v. Mennonold. 8W1 v the father is the man who ruined h choir. Intcnnent took piece in the own father's fortune b the theft Sacred Heart cemetery. Pall-beer- in Mr. Post's father's ank where ers were: Messrs. A-D- O'Brien. Mr. Crawford was a trusted em- O'Brien.

Leigh O'Brien, Jsnzes ployee. ‘me story gradually be- George Hardy, Everett Matthews, connee more Manse es Ruth's fiance, Rix. Dr. Jimmie Reed announces his intention to wed, Ruth's cousin, mo, 1, young fllrfmt New York debutante. Rev. Vi. A. Paterson. as Mr, Crawford. masteniuil por- trayed the bitter agony o seein loved ones suffer to save the rs

Mia's father. Mrs. Mex-

iw pie d Flo‘; and Frank Hardy ugly wok e role of Dr. Reed whose marriage turns out to be oneyof bitter disappointment. The wit’ r the climax when Mr. Post pleas to sacrifice his mwlne 10V! or Ruth end revenge the

A pleasant entertainment Mo! gene in Elmedele Hull on April . when the Ladies ‘Missionary Bociety staged s pageant. The first. number on the evening's program was e chorus by the Un ted church Choir. Mr. Hampton Home follow- de th! si welllnqendiered solo. A very lighftu m onary pageant was then bortre- in which was lnld the story a beautiful young glnl who QBW “i! her lifeto missionary labour. 'I'hls role was portrayed by Mrs. Burton Stewart in e verys

What He Says Is Very

‘By NEA Service

. IRIIRE ls no record that Adolf lliitler is a student of Niccolo lMachievelll, but Der Fuzhrers rec- the Bast six years sug- gests e devotion to the Principles, or leek of principles, of the men

mtlei-‘s six-year record es heed of the German state is s. study in contrast between promise and ec-

e Mega cen. e

th m ' twuiguuﬁ tle treatise on ecticol politics which he wrote r Lorenzo more

then 400 years ego reeds with eur- ' application to the I-lltlerim

credo.

' "How lludehle it is." wrote Nic- colo. "for e prince to ks good faith end live with intcsri Y. and not with estutenees, everyone knows. Still the experience of our times shows

to overcome those whod new?" made lqyelty their

foun e

And again, “Therefore s ru- dent ruler ought not to keep eith when by so doing it would be egeinst his interest, and when the reason which made him hind himself no longer exist Nor legitimate egrounds ever e who wished to

m n 810G511! BX-

Or mus-null!‘ , ' At my rein, here is e Hitler ohroliolcﬂ’ of word llllfdeﬁilliﬂ

v ...._.‘w.-.~.¢'--~-'--._._.|

cnAknorrmovvlvwgu

agreeable manner. Mrs. Bruce Cur- "B ﬁﬂgoblv obeyed the Grim ther while Mbs

Ervin w was cast. as Grandmothers dolls tar. Another pageant ‘The Blue Bowl” tells oi’ the aversion of

iii 13°‘?! Enxlish girl to devote her

tetlon of a. Blue Bowl by a Chinese 81g groves ‘to w c transmms the un En

girl's heart. w g g s. highly capable manner

HERR HITLEIPS

What He Does, History Traces Machiavellian Pattern

the Reichsta power, and promises protect Christianity as the founda- tion of our entire morality.”

has oniv e single desir-

wh ensmehesbecmneesyuonym to preserve its independence foruwlly end unscrupulous political protect its borders." l d Japan-y. 193i- Just before be

Sear plebiscite, Hitler: "After the solution of this question the Ger- man government determined to accept in itsJiumr- most soul es well es external for- mulation the Pact of Locerno."

der disputes pe were to be subject to arbitration or conciliation.‘ never The Bear voted Germ formally returned the League of Net

N‘! articles of the Treaty of Versailles were scrapped by -Gonnmy, in Mhmh built eir force - we: ennouhced and conscription recto

cleree they, after having repudiated the arms provisions of Versailles. that Germany will "uncondition e oi the. inevitable revision achieved by peaceful ing". He to the reoocupled the of ll tori i e Oenheny he! neither the wish nor the intention to mix in Austrien effelrs. unite with Austri Much i9

we deepene-

AliDlAN

role of

Chinese fields. ‘The presen-

the instrument

llsh Miss Vere Willlnlllia in H's pert whilepﬁ

the g1 Goldie Wall represented the chi- Rlcse lady. Also having roles were

Jean Matthews end olive

Herdv- The apmeciotive audience

Seldom

February, 1933- Hitler dissolves g. assumes complete "to firmly

Ml], 1933 —~ Hitler: “Germany

is willing and

(Locemo provided that ell bor- in western Euro

to force). gn, end was to t e Reich b? ions. l-litler said, territorial

hoe. 1935 -- The millt the secretly

red. Mly, lﬂlVkd-Iitler solemhly de-

ly respect all other articles, in-

uding territorial provisions ungig

can ‘eretend- reltereted his eéherence Liocemn pacts.

1988 - (Jenner; troops demiliiarized none the German side of the Rhine- nd. 522st: ‘We have no terri-

e ends to msk in lmrope.

interns: or, to ennex or

=*~ so: s: ‘Ill l‘ seen. we went the left.

gave ample evidence of enj0yment. E.

-i—---_._ HAMPTON SCHOOL

'R9D0flt as‘ Hampton School April: grog: Xi-i. Lorna Connor: ra I ——i. Ruby M icon; 2. Louise Rogerson; 3. Elite?! Duns.

fold

Grede VIII-l. bell: 2. Arthur Morrison.

Grade VII-l. Annie MacQuarr-ie, 3- Roberta Cannon; 3. Billy Malc-

Quarries Grad VI -i. Betty Myers; 2.

Oharlieemnefoxd; 8. Harold Oomp-

bell. High t A : E M0111- son Iflspervigrrif.’ m” ‘Poacher, Jade I. herd.

Kind!‘ LIETAOI Primary Deperimentl

Grade V-l. Wilfred arson: 2. Buddy Morrison; l. d

Querrie. Grade IV—1. Domﬂe Oenmbeli: Queue-is 2. Domes HowuM.

Grade III ram -—1. Morey Mor- rison; 2. Esther Campbell; 8. Mer- gsret MacQuame.

III (J11) —1. Keue QM-

ALIIwTRIA‘

vbudcpm

nuuemr / J e ,@\ \._,»-.--< I 51112-1

. eron; 2. Harry vmeot; a. Ndaoﬂ: Oenn

GIIOEeI-L new ‘I. wmiem revue»: a. i

I (l) —-l. Helen Q!!-

econ. Grade I (b) -—1. Muriel Qmnie: i. Douglas Ferguson. m”"%$s"§“m...“”°°‘ 8.9.2211? 3T 080% . B! 3M1!" mu...:....."“*'~:.*- nurse's‘- us." arry e , - son, Helen Gammon, Mec- Querrfc.

Derh-Lllyersﬂrender

RscokbﬁiirwfysAﬁstoF BROKEN PROMISES

Mapping Hitler's Broken Promises.

..L‘l./Wn“_'\

.1“. mMANiA N

Arrows on above mep show etep-by-svrp. story c! promises end peck

moves for e greater Qermeny.

land.

alone. we want to INN“ the frontiers of others, just as we ex-

‘ t others to respect W!‘ ffﬂﬂ-

are."

Jenna-y, i931 - Hitler tells the Reichstag that the Versailles con iession of war uiit and t at Nazi "sur-

‘sﬁeemser, 10s: _ liitler: “n 1 sﬂY wUuld ‘Wm 1H

February, 1m - m e new s h after his conference with

5

33ml???’ “m”??? t he Aw“: ‘i, Q1‘ lleili‘ Q m; me ependeeoe of

repudleled h! Hitler in lib

Black dots indicate Rhlnelend eree; white line outlines Slldﬂﬂ-

Austria. March. march in.

Hitler: went: ace. She does not went in the sorrow of other nations." septeruher, 193s — Hitler: "This

is our lest demand in Eurobﬁ; ‘We

have no other claims. We d0 hot

1938 - Germ troops take over ‘Austria. holy

mm», to dominate other peo lee. and if one would offer the w le of Ozechoslovekie in us, we d

refuse. -

October, i030 -. The Budetenluid 0f Omchoslovekie seized by Ger- man Chamberlain reports Hitler tod him. "Thet is the emi cl our territuiei

lddpe

German acquisitions are in birch.

Europeﬁ.’

October, i938 ‘V, Hitler in a sear radio peach: ' e l" X10 111°" wishes: or derne ‘ . . We mat

ﬁance, rose - Hitler: -we went nothing but _fo m. on with’

G6

ell Oeech lovable. then. Memel, and establishes e ‘brow’

torete" over Siovekle. mug» --t Blitigrs“ repudietes mu ue ﬁssure-felon me end the Brltim nevel W199‘

pact teblishcd tio bee mmmwscs... em; *m- c, I.