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CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIANT_ ___ _- _ _ _ . __ _5 _ __

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Mernlng Daily (iounded 1891i, $3.50 per yeer. (Deliver-

N) in gdvgnee; $2.50 per year (mulled) in advance, ln Canada, and $8.00 for U. 8. A.

1 MONDAY. JUNE_1B. ‘|917

BRITISII FAIR PLAY »

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The present war has furnished many

striking examples of the ditfereiice be- tween Britisli fair play and its opposite. We find the Germans, who introduced poi- sonous' gas wai'fai'e, `con1plaining b1ttei'ly

The Guardian has received a number

of letters for and against the running-of autos, contradicting and upholding repre- sentations made by others. As the writers in each case are confident of the accuracy

titions signed by the prescribed se\."eiiltiy-

_ and their bona fides ascertained by all who lare interested. Newspaper contro\'€i`s_,' ‘can neither prove nor disprove them or even tlirowo any light on the subject. On `the contrary an agitation is kept up which

and protesting soleninly to neutral go\'efi'ii-"at best can result only in engeiidei°iiig"iin-

Sir,- o e ti o the ey. Q ii-

_on simpgoiilidieiliitiedaqhie -wiiiii sirius iitteel:i`pa`lr's'ot socks to our poor p1‘ls ouers in Germany; but a small DOF' tion of the credit is due to me. The sc-cas mentioned were made princip- -a-Iiy by my good friends Mrs. _John thloreslde, whose `fix`igers seemindea fatl bl in kin to our brave

l am Sir. etc.. -

J. T. JENKINS.

[five per cent. or over of _ the 'iiihabita-nts 1».s.- 1 ima 1. wa or icgriigwieafe Concerned. These petitions can be seei1i_’_'}_‘§_’}‘s gf,-£1? ‘§*_‘°Tf_‘»'»}'_”“‘ ° ° ""`

I FilIEHD'S TRIBUTE.

Dear Sir,- The death c-I Chester

F. Vaiilderstine has caused grief and sorrow not only to the beloved ones at his hcme on Orlebar St. but also to one outside ci' Ch'irlottc'town as

| _ - i i - _ , sen and that in uameiv Mai-if B

ments when the British gmc them ai e\\ iieigliboily feelings. Other roads are s.il`i_l,'u_,_;_ of s,,m,,m,`,,,_ Mm, U_ s_AI

doses of their own medicine; we find them Closgd to the much maligned auto and will if fri__e1.risMan_._1_ i;>)ii0w_¢»rs__0i S;_»01~i _re-

. - _ _ - ,_ ° . _ - - ~ men ei' r en ie ay

protesting with equalsolciiinity against the remain Closed so long as the people living ___ _lim _he“Tedd_;‘°§_e3;_"S ___ _.h_____§’0m

Bl‘itlSll lJl0Cl{2i(l£‘ Of (iCl‘l`l12ili 1)0l‘tS Wllll€ bythen] C-P10059 tg keel) then; Q]()S9d_ When,_tc;\~_')i1 in 1_91? and thc cle-v_er playing

_ ,_ ' ' - , ,° - bl b_ hi t _' :anno

they themselves 810 lilllsllmg the m0St in compliance viith the law and the will of f7,,,.z‘;f" ‘f,f_'fw,';a_f_ __‘_§‘,j,e'e,f,,,‘0 M5

dainiiablc and iiiurdcrous :ind treacliei'ous_ the majority, the roads ai‘e opened the pro- past moulin me great divide iiameiy

Chester Vanlderstinc \ieitiier can

blockade agaii1st_Bi°itaiii with siibnii_i1‘iiies._p@1~ Com-Se is to make the best of it and to _OM ____o_a_______h___ * _‘___ Base Ba"

In slio1't wc find that the Qerniaii iniiid iiij S(-;»_9_tl13t autgigts and Others Obey the l;|wS_ 1_;____r;1_?s__i__1i éi'_i3__1_;t___t_c-ri€_e_r__;_§i§__s;‘§;t te__a_:3 variablv iustifies what (ieriiiaiiisiii do€S No good can come of useless and acrimoiii- M,,,.k Dues, Tm. ,,,,,,,,, it ,, w1,,,,r,,._.

no iiiaftei' how revoltiiig it ina.\’ be to _Ci-:ous discussion after -a question has been '_§‘ai1»_~ _§~'=>w_"1\1s 6111 1_0"-11_: 1_1»e__f;>___1\1=1_;'_l~

-- ~ ° ' - uesra e_.s-"‘ ' S' vilized liuiiianity while they whine liliegggttlg-(l_ but much harm may Come of It and _ow and ;__;__?f';_‘_L_‘__ _‘jd vii] _"__ ________

whililied curs when the odds are Qiillitfsive have no doubt that the obstructions E1;_f_'~; tflifii \;01'dH__CH1;:Z1f___f_fi;;';F§___;25

- 1 . . . ~ . _ _ , _ - _ - ‘ c s_n a _' ' agalnst thelu~ ~'1 he) even L0n1Dl"uued th""t‘l)ldLed on loads In the bha-pe of spiked to 111 ant ve mis ant this [vouch th ' “wree ifiveii no chance" in the boin-i ilunks etc with 'i view to in 'u -' 'f t for eiiiriiwsstprofii-aria w`i1e11 10111 b e"\l ts to whi ‘li thel' were sub_l€cted=ilt ether ii ‘ 'V t J- Img, 1 no- of his °l" °°”"' '“““"S dem' "nd af alfnlen ‘- 0 L 5 id Ug in eien 'Ing au 05 lunnlngl ale ter 1'c1~ovei'ing said: “I lost ilie best

bv British guns. as the shells fell so thickly the result 0_1, this Continued agimtiom ri-1011.1 1 .E;»@_r 11a1i___ 11 iri1e_.;i{.o1_-1, il-out

around theiii that there was nothing left

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The House of Qualify'

iof theiifown views and the inaccuracy oi' ,_ 'f' “__ W" gm, ’,,, .,,,,,,,y__,,..,, _ _ _ rin and Summer Wu" Sun." that 'those of the others little is to be gained byilniiivii; riiilde Erin: il. Pr. A. of Hlsir snappv buns for sp g t ‘ A ' _

continuing the controversy. Certain roads 2.‘{,',§',,'.§l'fi¢li.ii»ilri°"i{`i'id1tii1i’aDi§»i)'r0El,,f,i‘ me Stylish and \ well marie » have been opened in compliance with e-ivide the .varnf `

There aie style and service feature-:i in these

suits. ' ' = ' ` 3 Not"_1\b_le Paton’s Values `

Well-made Men’s Navy Blue Suit§ ata very

moderate price. ..... .........~..-....$I2.00

Also smart: tailored Suits in Dark and_ Light

Grey s English tweed-at $14.00 that is both stylish

and serviceable. _ `

About 100 ‘Tweed suits in Browns Mottled

Grrysarid assorted heather Worsted suits, your choice of any at one price.. ....... .......-.....$l3.50

Extra _Values in novelty Suits“'for`thenYoiiifi'g

Men at $10.00 and $12.00 Mens smart service- nhle Pants lor holiday wear. $2.50 $3.00 $4.50

Also Smart Overcoats and Waterproofs. Meii's furnishings of all kinds at I

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head to o. aiviays w 1 i am =

0( _ _ cheery and happy was (‘lieste|- Van- ’ a e

for them to do but surrender or run away, MlStlI'1I)ED AGITA l`I01\ i<ie1<s»'in.-,. we were always rosette' ~ _ a

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and tlie_v were not even given ri chance to -fT_)o(____~ ‘f,.'}fl,; I liillliiiiiaeiariiivi ri/xii; 931,6_11M mwfyr _ _ __ _ u |

do the latter! ‘ Anti-coiiscription speeches and demon- H'“'“>'S Picture him in my 111i“d» ‘

I ' ' t _ - _ cannot say any more. l ani too grlev

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This is Geriiianisin, nut it is no con

fined to geograpliical Geiuiiany: we have it! right here in Caiiada. Since the war began the Liberal press has been fairly screainiiigt with charges against the (loverninent and its conduct of the war. l’i'ciiiicr Ilordeii has been callcd a “weakling" ui-table to in- itiatc or carry out an aggressive policy: his colleagues were accused of graft; rotten

nitioiis, etc , etc for med standing texts fdr honiihes on the collective and individual in- capacity of the goveinnicnt And the sreaiiiini: was iii-itlicr hindered noi' modi- iied by the unst.int.ed praise heaped upon

b<><>t-si <>_1Q__=i_1_1<l _w_<>i‘_1i _“uf helices. _f¢\\_i\_i_.\.' lr"-_i *overt

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the goveiuiinent by the press of the United

strations have so fai not done much harm. If we mistake not they have done good and if the siiarls become a little louder they will bring a lion's growl that will silence

ol. '[`liei1f_ disturbances and their ui.-i.1iit`es- . avinfe, .' ` '-.g_-

itch fhr notoriety, but their effect will be tcn times more rousing in favor of con-`

lutionists and revolutionists and racial

Y. I } _ I

_ _ _ _ __|\\in_c ow-sinasiers began. haidly knew

St2ii€S Pllid _(il‘E‘Hi~ B'l`lt2illl ftll' liS S]ll€!‘.t`llti their ()W11 mlndg 011 the Subject, of (7011-

scriptioii, are now strongly in favor of it.

conduct of its share in the wa1'. British statesnien iii' the House of Continous and elsewhere were superlative in their praise of what Canada had done and the United States held (`anada up as an example to her own people as to what they should and could do when tl'ic_v`ciit,ci‘ed the war. llut none of those things affected the streani of vituperation and -abuse heaped upon thc Borden governinent.

Now, when the vaccilating conduct of

the Liberal Leader in connection with con- scriptioii is referred to; when he is ac- cused of holding up the passage of the con- scriptioii bill for almost a month. at a time when every day counts: when the liagglirp onpoizition to coiiscriptioii is criticized these same screaniers whine that this is not the way to preserve the unity of Canada! Is Canadian unity and wholehearted parti- cipation in the war any the less threatened bythe charges and ci'iticisii1s that have been continuously levelled at the govern- ment since the war began?

This is not a time for mutual recrimina-

tion ,it is ci time for c`o-operation and mir tual good will in a cause on which not only the present but the future of Canada de- pends. Nothing is to be gained by empha- sizing the diil’ei'e1ices but everything, pre- sent and future, is to be gained by overlook- ing the differeiices and workiiig together

V ‘ _ r g, a e e talk of

.starting a strike to paralyze Canada`s |figliting power, and our people would liavo been shouting for conscription from one end of Canada to the other. It is safe to say that since the rioting in Quebec the .ininiber of Canadians who are outspohen for conscription has at least doublerl.- '|Mail and Empire. _ _

NOTES

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| "‘Coi1sc_ription-but conscription of

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wealth too_ is another excuse. The man who says that is against conscriptioii.

Speaking of fuel controllers, the good

old-fashioned householder who nightly

_banks the kitchen range is not to be over- `looked. '

_ Conscription is theproper thing. That is why its opponents dare not oppose it openly. That iswhy they talk of a referen- dum and of conscriptioii of wealth.

The more the Pan-Gerinans talk of an-

nexations, indemnities. and other boom. _from the wa1', the bettei' for the Allies. The Independent League for a German Peace

for the common good of ali. We want l"~i'i~ tish fair play. we want wholesouled :1 nd united participation in the war till it is fin- ished.

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discusses the dividing up of Russia. Its _plaiisought _to b_e placarded where the paci- _fist visionaries in Petrograd will see them every day. _

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cAi=runEo sv aairisi-i WAR-

saws

Vessels and .fhofa of the Ra-rl* Sea. has been cap-

SCB. and Wal' The announcement says-“The com-

mander-in-ehief in the East Indies ir-

poris th_;i_t Tuesday morning His Maj-

' ost_v's s ps under his command , -

ents Insured tiired Fort Satin' after a »reeistanr;nd)t

three hours. _ _

. . . "The fort ls situation th t-

Llabllliy Zfld ern shore ofthe Red Sea (iii th; lgiiiii-

ari1_n anchorage. 180 miles north of Péhrlm. '

material stores, camels and thehar- bor Diant were captured. . "One Britisher was killed.” (Full. Salli! is on Kamaran Bay. in Yemen Province. southwestern Arai bla. ‘Large rock salt works arg iocat-`

i~‘ron1 the heart and lips of Frank

iliarliey a fomier (‘.t1ailotteto\vu man. 1

WERNER HORN ON

BOSFON- The case of Werner

iuaiy 1 5 aftei .iii .ittcinpt to ilwiiiiitr- the iiiteinaiioiial lirulge al

lliiiiist llorn is the unlawful trauspor ting ot’ explosives in interstate crm

claiiiivd to be 3 lieutenant in the (lei man liiiidwehr and contended tha

tained the lower c"oiii‘t.' In default 0 1510.000 hall Horn has been-in th: Dedham jail.

REVOLUTION IN GERMANY _

T0 START IN SEPTEMBER

NEW' `YORK, N. Y.- lludwii Lore. secretary of the _German Fed, eratio1i"ol' _the Socialist fpartv in thi Unlted"States-. announced fhe hai been notified by thé Socialists o Germany that a revolution wouli be started September 27th ot’ thi iyear. According to the information received by Lore. _the principal ur

Frankfort-on-Maiii.

Although the ' information `wliicl

has come to Lore and other Amer

lllmfl bi' British warshlps. .

can Socialists concerning the pose' bility of a revolt lu Geriuauy' is ii' no means definite in character it i

'presumed that the Teutonic Social

is-ts and Radicals favor the abdica

'tion of the Kaiser and the establish 'ment of a German republic. Tiif

demand for a radical change li Government has been voiced severa times recently in various sections o Germany. the latest being in tn.- Reichstag on May 15, when the de mend for a republic was raised.

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' DHILY SELECTIOHS FOR I lllllllilll REIDEIS

-onus Furnished by

W. I. Leueen.

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IT ALL coMEs BACK

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ing away l side of us and which wi call ou-i' inéiifidry has some qiieer mo tions sometimes. it would sec-iii out lo di h = iii:

vclope. llow stupid ai1_ri'biiiiil iiiir tcrgetliil they iiii were as they wnllc ed with Jesus day after day along thi dusty roads and camped with him un y der the starry sky on the mountalr aides. .And how diill and lieavv .1114 opaque we are as this :fame (‘iiilst living in some dear friend, associate: with us diiy a.t'ter_day. When thzif

the great man‘s daily lite. But wh!

e happy hum while the dear ones are still here and can take e ride! There in mother for instance-why not. re

nt n. _v not mmem er now

dear old quiet and thoughtful Dad

' B. Dues( and forivariierl by Joseph N ` ` ' _ '

‘i/l'l@l'n. is not fOr \Vl`l2it I/h@_\7 in TRIAL AT LAST. % 1_ _ in ms# _ psig

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risings are planned to occur ii_' Potsdam. Breslau, Erfurt. Bei'lln`an' -. -

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Wd 01108 Jiave, to e eforc i . i/ _ _

memory engine can he "tuned 1ip“ fo ~ ' - ~' ~ - °

its best runnliig. "It nll comes hnck' . 1 l m '

as we__si_t alone hy ti1e__qmpty chiiir -___,__ _ _ ' - - - - \ - “lt allronies back" as we take a _vel _f 12.. .` \ ,`

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the way of disloyalty, but for what they _ -- _ ’ ' A f ‘“"’k°.‘I‘ the W”-V of 1°-"alt-V’ that these "“‘i"' "‘f"‘~ "°"“‘“"Y “H °‘“"“f Uf 'hs Gel' ; 1'ecriiit~iiiQ,‘_ raiitcrs are to be taken account "1 "1 '1"1“.v~ who WHS fl-'feswfl on Felt '

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Ct $01119 Q() )1e With }‘ q_1ynf_y Vancciioi-o, Maine. ciinie up for trial __ “Th b d _ . - “' “ H’ 'L""' ‘M J; "W |11 the United 'States district court ' 6 a

here toiiay- The specific <~iia1'i.ze ri

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scription. Many people who. before the ,,,0‘,»,.,,_ ' ' ~ ` ' pernicious activity of the Socialisfic it-,so-~ M Ihr time Of his arrest Hari ‘ W I

what he did in connection with thi ‘ 9

attempt _io destroy the bridge was ai act ol’ war upon Great Britain. Ili sought release by a writ of liabeat . _

' ' ' ~ ‘° ` cor us. lint. he wa refused. ills at

A little moie riotin littl mor ,,,,.,‘f,,_V ,0,,,,._~Th,,_.__,§_;,_,._,,_.H_,_,...1,,m,_,-_...M

States Supreme _ Court. which sus

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friend is "glorified" the riiemoi'_\' - A wheels "mber up ,md work overtime __ __ __ ,_ Mr. D. I.. Moody has now been ln t1en_ ven many years. yet many men are ' _ _ ‘- _ '_ » - _

nmemheiinig countles'a little things of §i°¥'6'15MBm"3‘4 ' _ ` ._. __

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not oil vip the machine and' let it rpir

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member new that mother has always ' ‘_ ,' ' ' 1 ' _ ' :¢_;ve:_ Hams and tender_r_iesd and___t:__¢_ _ __ ___ d . craves .lac 's respect. honor. ond' con I Whif€ Dbpiill dlid C8l'lV88'b00l! high and medium Clit poilted Of l'0\ll`lCi U8-8, While ¢|\ll1‘|¢ii¢d

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im been ion; in ni, wily of me ant- fldeew "1 ‘°'°' 5"‘"°'° "°"‘“ ""“° leather. orcanvas covered hgels. Prices ran ing from $2,00 (9 $3 75, Pom md Ogfm-||__|n thever in. or ni., attempt. my um mm =r°“nd___h‘=__“°°\‘ me '°"_°,t°"'},°_‘,‘, "_, lateststyl aisoa bidg showin! vi rubberuile sporting shoes. Canvas ii>dote for the growing ni

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