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` Ul l’llllllU||li lUNU

'i`ocs|>.\r, No\'i~;:iiiii:ii 21, 1916.

SIGNIFICANT DISTINCTION

Probably iio.

made since the w

Dr. l’icrce in the

Church last Suni

had “depleted the

The statciiieiit \\

more significant statement has been ar began than lliat made by the Rev cotirse of his sermon in St. _lanies’ lay night when he said that the war pews more than the poolroonir. "

as iiiaile after careful enquiry in

such cities as .\loiiti'c:il, Torrnilo and Ottawa. where

botli churches an

il piiol rooiiis abound. The cry lias

long since gontf out that the churches. both in the cities and couiitry districts, are fairly staggering unflcr the

loss of nieii since not fallen on the 1 also.

This fact cinp

issues at .~l:il<e in what the (`liri,~lizii Clirislian inen ani

the war began. _-\nil tlic loss hai iews alone, it has depleted the pulpits

liasises as nothing else could do, llic the preseiit war. These issues :ire i cluircli stands for. the ideals which l wiiinen are ready to lay down their

lives for. Cziiiziiliziiis today consist of only two clas- ses, those who either directly or indirectly are carry-

ing their share of

the war burden and those who are

not. Those of military age. physically fit and not de- terred by bonds which cannot be broken without in-

jury to others or

to their country, are in the battle

lines: _those iiiilitteil by age or physical condition are contributing of their means to.l'iclp those at the front or the iitinilies they have left behind. All of these are doing their iluty and the burden of that duty has

fallen most lieav

tlieni of their men

ily upon the churches by depleting and by diverting the ordinary finan-

cial :issist:iiiec friiin the cliurcli to the war funds. i\n<l

there is the othe not been apprccia been diverted to

poses. Tlicy are, 1-];1<~; in .suclt cit

r class, the class whose ranks h;1\'c bly depleted, whose money has not other than the ordinary selfish ptir- in the larger cities, the "poolroom" ics as our own the ordinary loatcr,

the ple:isiii'i- sei-lier, the nizin who will neither go hinr

self liiir liclp thc

nlan who goes.

lt is hoped that the distinction may appcal to our

nicii iliiring the present canipaign. iilur cluirches clic- risli with pride and with a stiiiiigcr L`liri.stian faith.

their "l1<»i1iiiii‘ riil

l" wliicli they revcrently unveil once

a year. Yiiiing man, this is the place for your name,

ilic otliei' is the ‘

W_________rwi ` The growing begun only :i few not only in those much appreciated

‘ilislioiiour roll." _

-->o<--~ _

nom iiiscimts _

popularity Of the Twilight Rccitals,

weeks ago, is a distinct coniplinlent

uiiose inusical talents have been so but to the larger class of citizens

who ilerire ple.°i.<ui'c from such eiitertaiiimcnt. That we have musical talent of an exceptionally high order

in Cliarlottctown the attendance at dent that there is

has long been recognized and, from the rccitals so far given, it is evi- :i very decided and general taste iii

the City for good iiiusic. .\ quiet hour or an aftei"

noon once a weel the inastei's, voca

_ spell; iii listening to the music of l and instrumental, and rendered by

iiiusiciaiis of tiiiiliiubted talent cannot fail to be eleva'

ting and inspiring

many take .'iil\':int

and it is pleasing indeed to Sec so

:igc of it. The llaugliters of the lini-

iirc tlirou 'li wliosc i|i.striiiiicnt:ilit~ these recitals have l .ls }' . hccli arraiigeil, :irc to be conipliinented on the excel- lent result of their ci`ffii'ts \vIiilc those who are so

kindly giving oft

iication of otliers

all.

That (liarliitl

always ri-:lily and

been repeatcilly sliinvii. The licst dramatic, miisicali

hi-ir talents for the pleasure and edi-

will have the lasting gratitude of

etiiwn has a goodly sized audience willing to patronize real talent has

and literary i~i;»iii1>:iiiies or individuals have always

been greeted wit

True, the less iiieritoriotis also receive their generous'

patronage bitt this only proves that there is room beyond the pale' of civilization. :_

li large and appreciative audiences

on dc

Ill

Cll

pr ha

circle will grow while the poorer will die of starvation.

For this reason, if for no other, the twilight recitals wh1eh_ 8° tm, as the Patrlouo Fund “Jon low mayo" hz.” money ,,,.,,11,.

ven by the best musical talent in the City should be is Cvlwerned, would have the opposite able. to‘increa‘se the expenditure; niiilf

~ t dell0y'_ ll. may any that through. so far as the question is coiieeriiul

. _ _ _ Canada, so fm- as ghe 1-‘ecgrdg ghaf which Dr. Fullerton so properly piil

the beginning of a much needed educational inovementvi have been able to obtain show, theroiiif U10 1110511118. I am quite Sure UHII1 _ _- . _ . __ , s no province in whgch the G0vem_ the_..Patriotlc Relief Committee are .and will lead to improvement along many other lines._0_me,,t has mme a gm relatively ____ _mme wmmg to su down with mm'

Q( _ _$88 .asthat winch has been _made md the recruiting officers and consi-

' a

____ the Government gf P1-1h¢'e Edvvh,-d` der the distribution of that Fund as

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Germany. German iiifamy which during the past, tml'

taskinastcrs! And this to be endured until Germany i"€» is throttled-and forced to let go her hold on those who 2:,

the world’s educators! -esp

thus upon it under the caption “Germany again tint- ff rages Humanity." ` rio

where they are being put at forccii labor. Coitiriiia- ha

c :i

gium has protested to the civilized world, giving the ___ details of the crime for the first time. Hut this is lim not all. General von Bissing, Governor General of 'S l T qu a

o England’s ruthless economic throttliiig_of Belgiuiil, ‘I0 ii n

ouraged the voluntary going of iiiieinployeil Belgian 1;;

g work at good \vages if England has tlirottled Belgium t0

economically, or why, if the Belgians were so willing T

i . . en

ven the most generous encouragement possible. It if om

If it were possible to add another stain to the name mi

should be placed oh a more liberal basis lf U13! lil so it is 3 ilel'.:<.‘

(continued from Page Tum.) that is very easily reniciiieii. 1: ii ti: 1%

...ii .ia ii.. .if..1;i.....l..;°.;n'i.;."‘.:...'.i " - r `“_"\

VGYY 9359' thing indeed. lf c"pcndlttii'e_

nd,__and when Sir H0I'b€I'¢ Ames, Dart of the whole- recruiting sclieiiie.

mnkesi the p1-000951 thu whatever the and if the result of that confcreiiec lwplrlar and voluntary cghgrihhuohh abouldbe the determination that there

ht be short of $50,000 should he should be a higher allowance mailo

oflicial Gernfany it has been added inthe recent de- ;‘_‘_“d° ‘ID by the Government-well °U "Ie |1850! Of the increased 0051 "f

‘ e

ree years has proved itself capable of any iniagiiiahle gg

its damnation. Men and women, incapable of self qu

portation of Belgian civilians-men and women-to doneusliliiiglenitigieiiiihzonltliiist lliovis liTmg'0iildnthlil!ii; iiiiuiiimlibleiiiziillearheiieilii

the voluntary fund w-'ent If melly Clear. however, and that is an ah- untary fund had gone 1°';;i5_000_ solute understanding that can be p1ac~

_ _ _ _ we would have every rum” to ed before mee-tlngs as to precisely'

fieiidishiiess has in this last act placed the Final seal “PGN-tile amount granted by the Wh” the B°ld‘e"` “dnbe °“""‘-"d to “"‘l

st in fun so fm- as the sugges_ to_ Such 8 plan would be a strong

fence, herded like cattle in cattle cars and sent to 3°" is °0II°@I`I'I€d. as to the Opposi fe9°¢“"° ‘I1 iIIdIICiYI8 Pet'-I‘IIiilIIi-’.

rvive of her victims! Turkish treatment of AT- ,De

_ _ ll and the Government etttin t _ lllroughoiit the province. »l ilo not

Germany to become the slaves and worse. of German gems, and a,.,.1,,1ng at an §1,de,.stga,,f;_ know that l would have founil it ne-

I do not 11,101( we han very wel; cessary to make a speech, unless for @§l§

cuss that matter here. Those who the THC! that the proposal was niaite ll

acgnggomed to 1-8,01 the newspw that the Government should undertalie

3 of the D,-0v1nCe may have 01) to 0_0 c_ertuln tliin_gs which we have al- "

._ _ _ _ _ . . . _ gg;-ved that such an 91101-1 W 3 __ rea y (cite as we las wecoiilil, 'l`lie Go-

_ nians has shoikcd thc civilized world, but the ready made_ and they may po‘;t;m;, vemmeht 1,aS10,1,.a1.w11h ,,,a,,y ,,,,,,, , lurks had the excuse of being but semi-civilized and _h‘“'° in mild what tho 1-e_<in11 of 11,0, _and many minds; and when It 'HIS "E" ht '

the

Government vvohm have met- the ,.e_ also what his family will he eintitlcd l Thursday last day this Week lOl' R

' 'Another shipme_nt of Khaki Coat

Sweaters, _M\1fil€I'S» Bf3¢€S» Shirts, g R

Puttces, Belts, SOX and other comforts

for the Boys at the front or in England, Boxed and parcelled free, make your

choice, send us or mail us the money, 1% give us the lads Number and Regiment

and we will do~the rest. ' _

English l\ffail. l .

i>AToNs, LTD. .h

_ _ . _ . . . effort was_ Thqfre are sumo pe;-5011; Fellily done with the best' liiloiit aint ` , - hdrbormg 3' hfc long hatred of Chnstlamty‘ Wh() Z0 B0 far 3510 suggest that the :O l-he €Xlént_tliat it “~;11.; p0g,,11)11._9\_ __, , - "rw-'r :Fr -- _--» Y" "J -'*-'ii"

ltiired Germany, the seat of the world's universities mis

tcst against this latest outrage which takes prcce li

Christians expected nothing better of the Turks. But DI'0per method of dealing with the Pa . 0 fl" ii- W0 might peili. i i this- -

tri tic Fund ,would be that the Do to om" further ‘llSC1Iff-‘llIpfI% ili)e1i.i|ii:rl

ion Government. \\'lilch has charge “On what the Governnieiit :rlioiilil No’ ' » eclally_of war and fiscal arrange Wm' the 0DD0Siil0n or not. 'l`lir-l ts should niivantt. whatcvei “°"°mIIII”’IIY. llfls dune its bi t .iiiil will

The United States is shocked and may enter a pro- ;l:,?gu,,t is N,qui,.e,| m,',| _;,1,,,i,,1st5,.' 11 enntlnue to do -its heiit iiiiilliiiiiilt.. 1,,-T., 1; ,_ I-,_, _,Y

_hlnk thorn are the gravest possible U°"‘f\lS £0 HS friends _on the other sliliil @’i`k`> ,,` " g E E

cn on the high seas. The Brooklyn Eagle coninients f0l

° pa o c purposes, ani sue ~ mpire 10 11,, _ da to ii certain o\teii1. beyond that W" l"IV0 fl(-*IIC If .ilwnvsi and will ion falls and hieaks down The Pat l"‘I0 llllls to the end A to nn i 'i

e_ _. _ _ _ -. _. _

‘ ' . ~ ~ . _ ii - h. /

UC l"IlII<l. whllc not a charitable func 'my he mrtller giiarantocil. that will one that shoiilil come not by com -‘T50 lm Sllbitift to tho i:'ravcsr. eoiisi

, » is

Gerniany has begun to exercise thc la_st barbaric pulsiom but bg vnlummy gms ___i.,0,._m0n_ But we ________ _________________ erogativc ot a ruthless conqueror. Belgium, wliicli men who are in I1 r>0Siii0II 10 Contrl 'hai' "mt ‘md f0I’@III0Sf, U10 l’alrii>tlf‘. 18-90-Z2 lN@St 20lCl1 Sl. , NEW YOl'l{

_. . _

s been crushed. hercities razed, her people put to 3;!

The world was loaili to believe the first. reports th

ried out. ‘Having appealed in vain to the German

te to that Fund aiiil in proportior "`"“‘l is H “md UIIII Illlllealii to tliiiiie their power of contribution It ‘"1" "ave Q99" l>lI‘$fIffIl Wiill il0W~‘I`

UIC §“'0f‘l OI' l>I‘IIlfIllY outraged, has now been called is not a charity on the pm-t of 'most '°, g.“"" “"°"€' "Ie 0I'<1flmry iici-i-.oiiii-_i

0 ' , 't . I" mv IIIIfl .lIll~Ii ill i' iortioii as lliier . 8 _» . ~ _ .' , '_ - __~ . -_ _ ___,

' . - - __ i . _ ’ *H* I

upon to pay a final penalty for the crime ot rim _ling K1] receive 't but I iq 1" appeal t' ,,,,v,. md, _“cv il ol __

_ _ _ _ _ _ bounty and the patilotism of’ lhosf ss ovci ii-ii icipilit invasion. 'llie men remaining in the land are being who are hlesseil ~with more than a ‘;“°"'“3 "II" II" S-VF!"-‘III ‘lf III-Ylliftlii will

. . ~ . ,.l~ I ~~-' .,.,.. _

taken captive, herded _ into truclcs and taken £2221 3; s_,l_:',f;_"‘_?,',;u,;_‘;_“_f __;`i_];:,° hi1l:1r41‘1:](;' 1!::1x1L/‘,,,?,is,f_l“ """""'"` """“‘ B___mCl_ Houses in an Foreign Markets

Germany to serve their captors. not be reached by the oi-ilinary inf- Mr- Ag1I"IV IUIV" his frxiuiriciii-if iii L

oils ot’ taxation -to the extent lliiiz `°"‘7"`llIU¥ lII i|I“ first tliri-e lots |

_ _ their abllit enables them to assii. ’ tl-` " of l"rlni-e (‘iiiiii.\

of wholesale dcportatioiis of Belgians to Germaiiy, th

- ~ . . if the House for j t it-V *>»"

dc 1. n mf. m ,T 11 url _ _ , _ _ actions to such a siilicine Taxa __ om aitiiih \\lii~i-1

ILC I =l y OW IC in ter of \\0men a.!n tliil tion is one method nf Sevunng money _._ver_it seems in the iiitc-rest.- ol' the . r

U1 [1 _ _ 1 1t _ rovince and the ~E ' .,,, l

Y . . .‘ I-“auf .1 Shipments Solicitede

fl fund. WC ('il]\ Oli y nlil. (C il. SCH f ' ' _ U (ll SI] l-(_'()lI|]]]|[|(\p.<_ of taxation-to tax the property a mai 'O F50 ”I"’_IIIIIl IIII'l =I<‘i.‘ f‘V0I‘.\' i>l1'l'SI>l\ Ill.

. . . s, to tax the income he may oh 7"" ‘llsmch The I'¢IiIIlt was ri siin-' tion, however, has come in iininistakable form. Car- tain; lint we cannot tax me; in pro “""I’U"’“ Of $2200- I-ie saiil ho was ' 1 f

i _,go p,__m,0n __ c_m_m___c__ Om __ Write for In ormation and Price List.

rliiril Mercier tha true modern saint. ‘.v‘ic:c : ~ p°""°“ t° their giving Power. S"'II'~ ` » " ‘C '\‘

= y t = * ¢`0“l'\.2*- en are in mccipt of Small im,0nm__ ny Field Service Fund aiiii i:olli‘i-till

. . . in _

shines aboye that of any other soldier in lfurope, haf and yet may give coniparativi~l_\ "mul "fic"-" '"III‘|VI‘fl fiollalns 'aiiil Il1!tb'.ll.'-'1l\1lt=t lf.

rgepv because wc), haw: A small hm ibont two ~tlio|ii<;iiiil biislii»l:~; nl oath, _ ____ _______ 0 [0 1,0ar_ ()11,m.s_ on Um vm, lllll ll was his r~.x1ioriinien that tllofw L -' "1"-'~'=‘~'= " . " ' - -'

tlllloriiics agiliilsl lllt: Outrage, tllc Prilllatc Of Bel- Lrary, may have large incoincs and "'_|“’ 711W" IIIIYSI ll* ilII‘ /\I'III.V' l"l"1f| SPI" i:iin\':isi< 'woulil linvi- to lm niailo. |1;i'i‘-ally relieve Jnilgo 1r11_Zg0p,1(1 m

having conwspondl-,,g1y large mspon _'ice li`iin_il were those who Havre iniist llr. lllclliillan -tlliniillit. that r-vo1‘y'eoiini ctinn with the minor delailii uf

IIUCS. find thcnise-Ives taxcil to the _" ‘"9 l‘”"""“" l‘IIIIfl._ llc fluid that effort should no made tu secure vo-' the work. lla rhiiite the viilnahto .nig- it_ Tho giving power of a mar "_’m"""_" “'1‘°h"‘l """""‘l"“‘l‘l“ IIIf‘II'i-* liiuI~'\l‘y ct>l1ll‘lI1\ilIUIIrI l»_\’ =1i>iI~‘4\IS Migestloii thai. it oaril indexing syslom what he has in excess ol actual rc _““‘L ""_ “ "l’_‘ffl(` ‘-'l`“i- will HIL* tlIIi='S patriotic iiieoliiiirs :intl that, the 1n'o~1 1010111 1,0 hm_01h_ve(1_ 111111 tha 01,1-1-01,"-y ii`*c'mcnts. and no niotlioil of liiipii 1”" “as i"""l“°“H~V H-“ki”-fl \\'|l_v viiiei-. slioiilil lic -iliiii-inieiily oi-1;;iiiiv,i:ii` 1-0h1(1 1-meivh 1111;- names of 1,0011.

lclgllllih WIS liilnllllcil me 1.3915 allil mllillf fl "IOS: sing taxation can ever meet that con """"°"‘l me-V "Hide U’ <'0IIiI'illlll.i'.'i,, the manner siiiiliosiiil ln' l\'lr Me-` C1101.; mke -111 1nfm-mhttml 00000,-11.

mazing defence.

. . i . , D3.

,11t10n_ The pn,t,.1miL. Fund appmls _iiiice they bonellitcil by the sei'\'ii'i-. ol 1,0310 _ _

l‘llCIIl2II'ly t0 1-Ill SUOII m€fl.aI1Ilil if I.|.(i,mc" at the fr°"£~ H Mr. \\'. I". '|‘liliiiai'sli was also or voiilenfl. the Judge could deal with

ing their a.pplicationn. iind when euii-

, _ , _ .. ,_ _

As usual it is .Liigland that is to blame. l`lianl\s 1,,chm1,en1 0,, 11,056 whose taxmo, The Pmmkr hem Sam that the _:___ opinion ,lm H ,mm S,,¢,.,,,_,,._. __.,,,,,,1,1',1,,_.,,,_

cs not represent the full measure oi vemmom hm ado . . - . ~ . -- ~ - P Q1 __ . _ . _ptoil the course 01 he tuitioiiitcil who. hi, said, would Continued on age » X

theii diit_v to 'the State to consiilei 20111: as fm. as the 1_(,g1_,h,,,,,.,, ~ __ _ _ E!

iorc than a`niillion pauperized Belgians_-hicii,_\\v0- hpw mud, they 51,001.1 gm, ,U01 11,, ,bought wise ,__ ,mnom-“__ __ ____________ [__ __.__ ; ___.____..-a.. - _ ,t_ .__ ieii and cliililren--are dependent on public charity,” Oxtcut of tho sacrifices they shouli' mx. and what Cmiaila asks is that nh-

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_ _ ake; and that sacrifice, as Mi°_ Jus p 1 - 1-my . __ -

ays the German Governor General. It was to re' 1106 Fitzgeram proverb, ,.,,,,,m.ke,-_ ,u‘;,f'° 'i'm`_‘_‘0"_;l,d"‘2;;lh‘:_?__l;;___]?f:;_"___l_': “ ~_ _ yy iedy these conditions that General von Bissing “eii- ‘W0 Y@fII”S =IZ°~ SlI0IIl‘1 |10 SII<flI HS if lf the plan he siiizgested we-i-i- Fiiifii- |11.-le

ako every man feel. lic slioiili` ~€.,1_ 01- 1-{1,,1ng Um gollorogm, 'OQ H: vo until he feels it-give to tht .,e,,p10 f,`,11'v,,,,,,_ H,m.}, §vo;,ld _mn h:_

laborers to Germany,” and “evacuated the congciiitally P°l;I_i Xhffc f_h0 __lw\v0_r 01’ IIIS llivllli 'ncn who would refuse to do ith." ,1,,l

_ . _ _ _ ._ is m ei ony y otier equally co »_'_ Th _ _ , ' _

idle who refuse suitable work at good wages" lt is gem and important c,,nSmc,,,,,10ns_ 1 _Ke _______°?_‘_: ;1;_°f_'_‘__“;_‘;‘*yl_;l lI0__f_I_I;-_“_0<lv;g8

ifficult to understand at this distance ho\v the “con iillggest that tho D€0pl0 in the ffII'H1- cursed now in the coiiditloirof intnili

enitally idle" could have been provided with suitable to

compulsion. ,th

The plain truth is that Germany once more stands 01”

revealed as the outlaw of nations, the merciless des-

poiler of peoples; as contemptuous of thc laws of na- gg

reign ot terror. Nothing that Germany has ilrinc to Belgium is worse than this. It is of a piece with the Sh slaughter of non‘1:omhatant men, women and cliil- ,le

Poles to fight against Russia; with the Zeppelin raids

viiig of women ill Northern France and B_elgium ; with qu

rage against Belgium to the record that has placed it 2

g communities have not responder -n w1,1c1, 1110,, were He ,wk

. 1. ,_ . 'zesteil

the calls in respect to this fund 11,015 11,151 of ,111 thpy should llerfiirnl the full exte-nt that we would hav' 11161,- (1,115, to the fun extent and ,,h1,.1

hopeil_ I do not blame the farmers ,,01h1ng_ He ,new Mtenuon N; th;

_ _ _ __ _ hey are the people from whom 'wr ,D10nd1(1 work that was done in A]

to 'bow to the inevitable, it was necessary to use HFS all SDPIIIILZ-Simply 0I1I”S@|V9S if' liorto sim i because the ma er r N

other condition of life. Fortunatcll ,.10-,,gI:,'1_1ca11l:,ymken up_ That Ernl

cy are in a condition ot' thrift great 5111 11 b_ 1 , . _ _than we hm in this iw ...Eg °`l.l..‘ _‘l.li‘?l"’ ‘§l.’.'.‘e."£”'$`.T.5$'..°..

nee at any time before. Fortunati hrovnhhout me Drovmm and he ur

for them also there is no rura ..,_(1 (1 1 ,1 _ mommy fr°m'he-re to we Pacinf- ilfy §l."fi iii?iiii'¢.§‘l°§.».§il‘i...§`°i‘,,‘1°.§‘ill‘§l.l “Bt Wham the People “"9 50 IIUI lihey were in ii way they had nevor

t'o ' hum nit and of the o inion of the rest , _

I "5: of fl yi _ _ P _ formly well to rio. They -have the .»a0(,,1 11,,.m 1,,,f0r,,_ of the world as at any time since she inauguratcil the power to eontrlbiite. mid I beiievi 1,,._ 1,~,,11e,.1m, s,,ggeBmd that if "_

cy have the lieu" and UW spirit iff once got abroad in the province-t._liiif1 "t‘_"°“l° |‘"`f~’»°'lY» if mul’ an 110995' the Government would make up t`ne| ond roach them with that force .1e11C115 1” m-der 1,1101 11mm mmht 0,,

and clearness that is necessary in or- ,.ea11se(1 me Bum of $50000 Gvcry v0_

r to unlock the sources of their li ihhwv act vvohm 411 (mfg 1,0 00mm.

dren on land and sea; with the forcing of Riissiaii lwr=1lIty_ Molly. will izlve ab\1ndant~ He remynqed them .¢1m1_ 11,0 I,-,mx

if only the case is put before them from its very iiiccptlnn, had been 0

_ . "°"glY and c°“VlnCl“g|Yi and I SUE voluntary one anl he tl ht ln '

upon sleeping \vomcii and children; with the eiisla- nest that in the campaign which has 11,., M001., of 11,; v,mvl1?,l:,i__,,,,,,,,;‘,L

just opened to recruit another three- whom there were iinpatrlotlc lnillvii

“I`i0l`5 0I` fu l lfeglmelll- Within Ullf' iluiils just .-is there were elsewhe-ro-»

the shelling of Scarborough; the .tacit acquiescence in prgylnpo, wii_shoi_i_ld have :_hsolutc- co- sh0,,1d be Kwan ia 1,0, 0m,0m,,,,ty ,__

- - - __. ori na e ac on etween e recriiit_ Show 11181,- pau-101151,, ,-1 '

the Armenian atrocities. Only a government ilespei ,ng omcers of the campaign and _hc ____ w______ ______ _____ ________ __i1_g____

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ate to madness could conceive of adding this final out- Patriotic Fund. They are comple~ hh,11,,1y npI,m,1c,1_ N,

entary parts of one great:-campalgn_ Mr_ A_ A_ 1v1crj0h,,_,1v1_ p_- mg.

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. _ meeting held in the Province should 1 (111 m ff. 'V either in Manhattan' or Brooklyn. The bo regarded as consisting of two 129 1111?: lhnti wifi, gals; 825.51335; naime ls evidently used to conceal the equally lmpbltant and indispensable asked 1h veg,"-d to 11,9 1.~,m,1 f”;>0,‘,, real IIIIIIIB °f *iw B‘h|DD°I‘- Classes of persons one class whose the iiirge stock kept for nié piirpiisp

v but they WIII HOW IMS" when v°“

` lremember them, and the constant

thought of the acts of meanness or,

worse still, malice, will only tend to

The mate/rlal is shipped in cartons (11

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laweet memory's

|'°"°°" things which are lovely and loveablo_

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ako you more familiar with them. bltterate everything disagreeable rom yesterday; start out with a clean hoet for today, and write upon lt. for

that the postal authorities have had m

sake, only those to procure n large number of two-

use in sending lt. ,I

Some ido'a of the value of the ship-

ments may be had from the fact that one load of packages recently brought

lI0 C0IIIItI'Y 51101115 he Studied by U10 gosted the appointment of it piiiil son Gdumng 0mC°I`9 and hY the Patil” rotary who could look alter thoilotailil C Committee and a Pla” m”PD0d OI" of the Fund and supply information.

for the whole province. and every no .mm the,-6 WM ,, hm ,ec',,.,_,,._~

‘ly ll WOIIIII U0 ¢° °IIll5l.i1nd the rest. nf dlstrlbiitlon A secretary, he sini-

welshinir about 16 pounds through whose ihiiy it would. be to subscribe . ' . the regiiify GSDMUIIGIIL of'the‘ Post , to tho limit. of their ability to the Pa- gguhd ;:ilii‘iilviiaoiiiIil'iloJ\iixii"iIi'i:ii!nlmtJAf Ofllw. lllffl has COIIIB in BIICU V0lIII1I0 triotlc Fund So that in every such mmm- Wm-k_ amp mum Bucml tn nu

€=C'llIItr H0 mlm 0|’ WOIDIUI WUUW be tho correspondence. With tho :milit-

A oooo Ti-louenr Fon THE

week. D

All great men forgive those who in- jure them and forget the injury. Of- tentlmes, in our wilful obstiriocy, we refuse to forgive and forget, and we suffer much loss. Many business men sustain great financial losses thro~ ugh their unwillingness to forgive and forget. If you would increase your happiness and prolong yourllfe, forget your neighbors faults. Forget the temptations. Forget the fault- undlng, and gi_v_e a little thought to the cause which' provoked lt. Forget the peculiarities of your frleiida,,mnd remember only the good points which made you fond of them. Forget all personal quarrels or histories yo1l`

which, if repeated, would seem u tho-

oeand tlmemiorso than they nre.

min. out ui Qin iionupie ati me dllagroeabl life; they will come,

yesluils Shipped

llit. is dlvlnti to forgive and forget. By

I-‘rom United States ~

'Ni-:w‘ voitic, November 14- That large shipments of dyestuife

to Russia, worth many 'thousands' ot dollar stamps from Washington to Brooklyn by mall, was learned today.

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great shortage of dyes in the United

Altliou h there is au ed to be a

for some time been making extensive `

shipments abroad. 'apparently under _ an assumed nemo. out the ating over-tltlfltt. Never fails

The packages are being sent to Na-I--10110! I10 Gfflf- U01 I 35°- Mill! 0!

than' Balowegesk in Moscow and ap- Putnem'| ¢orn Extractor today. pear to be shipped by u person of thol ‘

may have hoard by accident, and1i_iame name in .iBi-oolrlyn. 'Phat -thtii| --d---*-_

M iiiiit °ri»ui°ipm ui lie? tiiie ainpil ' P i in ii` 'e iii is ’ it

me soc e e revea e ac " one ar xa ve o rea ers that there ts no i_-ogord ofy aii;'_tlye- mn-on .iii one day-25c box. Foam-'n . malters by the namo of Salowogesli Di'ugaloro_ 8177-11-illlii. l

Staten. a Brooklyn manufacturer has . PI|¢I\lYII’l Ill-rlotor

‘without pain. Takes

to the Post Ofllce required' $4,000 in stamps to pay its postage. The ship- ments huve -been going on for a long time, lt was ilearnod.

AIBOLUTELV

PAIN LIBI

No cutting, no plan- ters or pads to prose ‘ t li e more a p o t. `

makes the corn zo

that Fund is being administered, Mr.

.Justice l~‘lts¢e`rald__baa put the pro- wearer' vinci under a deep obligation to htm _ " _ _ ~ _

free to eva( 1' I ess ure of their ‘l°"" °“*"‘I" 'mm WI‘”“~'“8"°“' *° duty. lf yiiiitiiiianriiit ii; and are b0uI1II Ziiiiiiiseiiiieiiitiiiyhgrhgiiiizdiieriiiiii

to stay at home for good reasons, there one end to 111° mm". is something tbwt you oan‘do, and the Judge Stewart thought that lf the Illini: t0 be done bl' UIDBG WlI0 BUIY voluntary system of contrihulon wan. Ili- |I°III¢`= SlI0IIld be- B5 fBI' BB if is P09' to be successful a thorough organised sible to make it, the equivalent to the dangers to he encountered and the

f d by those at the

hardships to he ace . fi-oinl_ I believe we should conduct _

n campaign _from one and of this pro 9

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'b~.

vlnee to the other. in which the atron8_ ‘ est recrultin s ohea would be those _

made by msn vviiio M004 ‘Ill f°I‘Fn1: _ Patriotic Fund. - Mr. Just ce (Made with Neon” Soles and sole Leather f

gerald has had he olgpt |_:_ai_:__o! _ _ _ , _i_1i;_y__ o_§__;ii._i_;-_i_1_»_:ii:_i_1¢_______:_____:i W____ ¥{_e thin_lt are the best made in Canada. _ . _ _ time would i,. .om wmpiaim if _e rea t ing for the mud, and wet,

ine nina were iiisii-iiiiiiw by ing €;idNneatly madiavkeepmg their shape, _ .

315:; i:_ii;_i-_i_1_<;_i1__i_i_i_ _i;ni;._g:_1:gr __l_|;w1:_¢;_»__=;I;___ e e eolin__Sole, aterproof is the latest. word in Shoemaking. _

im M »»»»~~-~- iw- In °= Prim $6.00, s.so ...ii 7.00 a pair.

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