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CANADIAN GUYERNEIIT RAILWAYS

International Plowing Malch

71-5- Tractor and Farm Machinery Dem

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T‘_‘ie United States t'}c\er.‘. merit has ci'.'r,sf_-.; :-d :Ina

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factorles in order tri =. __:.§ »

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the "‘x'a.n`r.s" -.t::l; .1..‘ f - Strap R338 as _:err 1 lhztr regular eq;._:rr.er.:

Th-`_s rinbute is -ii-:r:.. cf v your cf.r.s._’er;'...: ~i._.,-. [-3 next yo: send a _:-a:`r:i;» f

Overseas-j.'f:';r sf.1i»_' s .E comfort ia j.-f._- ir.: ” thought-the .'~.-;:;S::'_:. botzuae of its a.: rr..-.xc _i self-str0ppir:g 'ie-.';ce, is 7'" the idQl razor 5;: use '

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TORONTO, Oct. S.-Sir ‘»‘»`i1::..ii

Laurier, Leader of the Oppositl-;i:i. arrived in Toronto last night and wlz be in the city until Fr.-i.-jr Wlten I.»: will retum to the cti;,l'.a'; Sir V-`il:7-:fi was Accompanied by Lad;-' Laurie." who will be the guest ol .‘ilr.~. i. Crawford Brown during her stay here

DIED

CHANDLER. .-\t the ho::.e ~.f Li-i

son-fmlaw, .\lr. Neil .\l<K-:tizi-.-. il; Reserve Street, on October Sith, a:'»»r

a protracted illne-sz _\ir=. llf-nrjf iii. Chandler, in the 68th j~“`-ar' of he: .ize Funeral notice lata-r.

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'*-tore and Dwelling for Rent: Also Business _

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Bonshaw-(Jtarlottetown TIME TABLE

- r B41.-`~.=.:. .-*ern f.`l1‘Trfw'- '_-».-!~1m Tties1.5pm ';lE<:?i.»am F`ri.4,6pm "fi-.=. S, i1.'5i'.' a rn Tues. 8, 6.30 pm Pri ll 5 s. tn. Fri. ll, 1 p. m `i"i-es T a rn Tues 15,3 p ni. T” 'iii 9 3 :ri Fri. X3. 5 D ffl

< 3;, l1.'5~.» p zzi. Tues. 22, 6 Z0 p.m

I-'ri 25. 5 a m. Pri_25. 1 pm Tues. 29. 5 a. rn. Tues. 29. 3 p ::1.

Freii;ht must be de‘i\-ered one h'>\-11

before aaillri

ciii;i_i>_s.ii.i=.

Nearly all kinds of Groceries

Provisi »ns and Can G oo d s Barga ns at I. S. Chaisson clearing oir. sale during this present mmth. Must all go, frv

BREAK WATER ST.

Souris.

173710-4 .\l l2i

MILLERS 1\T'[`ENTI(}.\`

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.\ riifrr-tiiit' of lhf- l’, lf, l-lunil`

.\lilli~r~: .»\--fr talion \\‘ill llr- hi-lfl in

lsliarlfitlf.-liii'-ii on hrirliiy thi- llllil in-.t at ilu- li~iii'~ ol Il ti. iii. ziiiil l‘ p. in. iii thi- hull ow-r .liilin 1}ill`.~‘

~ilir»- Cor. iii. flcorgf- and l"ilzrii_\ Slit’-ct-1. .\ll _:ri~t uiifl -uw miller- arf- rf-iiiii--ti-il to lic pro-1-tit. zi-

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lil: ill-cii-_-cfl. 1

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for §aie

The premises occupied fo* U

number of wars bv Mfs W. . ilartcr, Queen Sweet as icf: Qrearn Parlor: V-/iih dwelint' above are oder.-d for l<f=nial a d ‘he husinss .s ag.. oifred mr Sile.

Aoplv to Mrs Cart»»r or at So

Queen Street.

M41-lf;-l\'Jr:. ii

LEA & HUl1?.l.lRT-.Y

of 'iummf-rsifle

Chevrolet Dealers

Annouiicl- that

MR. ROY B. DANN

has become a partner in the "rm Several newlines

if been taken up, of

ich announceme it will

./he made in a few da y s.

1850-l0~10H1wk.

FARM FORTZALE

i00aer¢ _farm splendldlv located nearCardi an Villa i- 80 act

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the I'o.-'=.riias'/-t' lj-.-n»:r.i.l. will be roi

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and l{;iiiw.iy Swirioii from the i’i'.-I nia:-:er Ge.-»:raI`:~, Plea.-ure.

Priritefi nfitit-es rostziinina: further in- lfinnatton as to i-oririirions or pr0po.<c~fi f`oi;traf't may iv- sr-cn :ind blank forrvi-' of Tcnrler may lic olitaincfl at ',h-- l’o.-; Ulllrcs iii _-'llhf-itfiri and at the

iifiir-ff of the l’r»=', Oiiiwe inspector

.lf)ll.\' l-` \‘.'lll~1.\R

Piist Olliige inspector.

Post Ollicre ln;-'pr~r~trir's Office,

f'li.town_ Zrtl Ut-t, 1918

1T30~10~3 m thu til

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`sY|l0P¢il of Canadian Nor tow* i ‘-03 Rellllalioaa

,Tlll *N 504 0' l flmlli or any nnle nw . "l¢*\l'¢'\ lean iilrl, rnav hom <teul a q-nrt. »<ct.on ol available D-nninion lanl in .\|;|;||,|,. Saskatchewan or Alberta. Applicant mint ,.- ‘vrar in oeraen at the Dfrrriinion Lands Agri-if .or Nob-Aaencv for the Diatrici. Entry by mm may he mad: at any Dmninp-n _|_.,¢` an” I' “Pl l"‘l’>j'*l-inc! on cer\_airi cnndiiiona. D002*-Sil rron'\a rewlriice noon ani in,

~tivatiim of the land ir. each of lluee vean. ,- lrimritvader may live with .i nine miles of li l omeptead on _a larm of al least M acres, f, certain condition, A habitable house 'u rf

i:??ii.':;i"ercept when rccdenca ia performed in _y n cert n dh! ' t h - ' ‘M ma aipemnriia omeslearle ngrynj gpy

` 7 VI’ , ; ° homestead. Pri; $;|,'i‘1|";:¢l:'a~;.Tr:l'm "OM S 4' L

Duties Su mmiini rnidcnre in each nl ihr

ruff -tier uminii hom--t-iii “wifi alia go .ff

extra cultivation. rn.»r|~po,.~,,, V,,,,,,,m he § rained ai noon an liomerearl i | Y °, lroniitinm nl M ' °" rm’

g 8 Y es

under cultivation Balance Ere-l...Q{;’l5‘°Z;I’2,‘1t.,°,§,§‘,3,';1‘,"‘,';"2°"°°f'==.d fi-

W°“l. lumber and best of alder

gli .. Fine roqmy-house and

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livin. ,,f,"'.":,;,';,,,°-'.':j,‘,;.;";,2g;,';f_:_,_-11?---i-f . F0' '\l'ill¢' D3YfiClllar§ 3' DV* t i' 'M1 b- =»n~il» Ja W i-.i»=v»nm~ 'f° """

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TIE CHARLOTIETOWN GUARDIKI ' OCTOBER 10. 1913 A Mi

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deed. Altogether not only the mis-

ln Far on Australia live but the marquia' aubeequent at- _

ajtudg 'gg pegullgg EVELATIONS 0( U16 Cll&r\6~:

_E When it became apparent that my °g me German Ggvgm. ,J

Ado" *rl* prhuiptilllnugzfi ed by Xustralial. His name Lal 313;: ljzdninufncglaugdrigglsbgfrglxg V mem by one imimaml’ ' ""`“""' " /// "'77 ,

am - '

ORD LA\'SDO\\'\'E is not lov

too interwoven with the Yea.- bel case. yet lresh in the

memory of Australiana, which dates back only about a dozen years. ln 1904 the .Marshall and Caroline groups in the Western Pacific were German possessions, governed by the Jaluii. Gaellschaft. which, with the sanction of the Imperial authorities, united administrative powers with business. Under an:-' flak sucna coni- bination is usually risky ol cove- nants. ‘Under the German nag. as it proved, ir was much more than risky. The hi-adquartv.-rs of th- Gesellschaft wer- Jaiiiit, in' the .\iur.~i!.al!s, ii. trad- iriz pf...-i se' on a little Lora! isianfl. Tl.»» chief iterzi ol trade was ccpra (dried cocoanut), the South Sea islands’ staple product. ln the treaty entered into by Germany and Great Britain in H86 it iivas; provided:

'ln all the British and German

po-:.-,-.~'.-,.»»n.=; and p:'ot.-ctorzites in'tli_e \\'~.»=t-zz; l'acii"1~;- th- .=.i.i;,-.-' -.:' lieth s';ii-.-.= f-'hall in all rv-spfct.-_ .'~>c.prf»;:l~ ly »»n_»riy --qitcl treairm.-iii. a-: \-ell as ui-is' iziioreri nation tr~aiui»-nt, :ind t:.--i<-r.'tnt;;.-,»- of wiiate-ter orrgin li.i- plirveri 1.3. the subjects ri! either slate ~i:i».‘\-.-r '.»ii_.;e\'er nag .-Shall riot h»- ll- :-.oit io .ing other or liiglir.-r dtivies t:;:i:; ‘liar ;r:tport»-d lij- th- .-iiiliylff.-t of the rylier state or of any tl.srd power."

This rr!-suse was too specinc to be

cErf.uii.i~i.ted, li-_-uce. v~';'!= chara:f~.-r- lstic riagrancj-' the Jzaluii Gv'.~:‘.~»1li- s-tial' pau-;e-rdeii to 'r-at it as .:` tt were a "strap ol p.°.;i»rr." The r-»-r:i- pany Lad begun on even terms wl=ti a. certain Australian iirru as to trading

i -A..

,.*f~;` .~:}`.‘_ cf

LORD L.~L\`SD()\\'.\'E.

licenses, in British-owned l"ac;iir~ .5- lauds, but had found itself being fi .'- done in bus~:ines=s; hence, on ii.-e strength of it-i dual role, it defiant as an offset to hog the trade ot' nie Marshalls and Caroiiries.

This _-\u.'-:tralian-tiriii wa:-: Btiri-’.

Philip ik Co. ul Sjfiiney, lariiiiizirlgr kt:io'»»/n in "the islands" as "B.P."

Among Burns, Philip at Cofs #f_s-

sels was the Ysabel. This .-:tean.»'-:'. vrliich was to cut a not incon.=:idr~rzi'c figure internationally, was ol but -'.1 O tons. in 1903, when the owners seiif. her to the _\iar.~iha.il.~i the lust tiiiiv. the Jaluit Gesellscliaft subjected hier to a license ree amounting to $1.15. a month. The reason given lor this levy, which was $875 more than the customary lee per voyage. was that Burns. Philip Lt Co. were not domi- ciled in the Marshall group. Th.s might have seemed plausible, but for the Germans' action when thi-y learned that in order to overt-oiii»:» the distiiiility the Australian was :ir- rzinging with a native chic! ior secii '- ing a tract of land. They positively relii.-teii to allow of the iirranitifiiicnr. Wlif-n iii».- Ysubel iii-xi a.pp#:ai'e~.‘l in the .\Itirshalls, nulwillistundiiia ilfe payriicni iii the license lee, shi- iiiis relusl-ti water. But wht-n she piii iii- to Jaluii. on her third trip the Gesell- schaft announced that the license it-e had been increased to $2,250 a iiionth and that the entire bill niiist he niet in cash. Cash was insisted upon, ulilioiigh the \’sabel’s repre- i-senttttives pointed out* that they had not that amount on hand. When they offered drafts these were refused, and the Ysabel had to return empty to Sydney altcr an ubortive voyage lo- uilling ¢`,f.lU0 miles. Eventuallyiliy the uddiition ol an export tax upon coprzi the fees were run up to $4,500 a month, Any lingering doubt of the Germans' intentions was dissipated by this time. Regardless of the trea'y of 1886, they meant by a crushing impost ol $54,000 a year to keep the Australians and all others out oi the two archipelagoes.

Now lor Lord Lansdowne. He was

at this time head of the British For- eign Oiflce, Burns, Philip and Co. appealed* to Downing Street, stating their grievances and asking to be in- formed of the rights which they un- derstood were guaranteed to Dritliih subjects under treaty between Great Britain and Germany. The reply which they received under date of Feb. 25, 1904, was:

“l am directed by thc Marquesa of

Lansdowne to acknowledge the re- ceipt of your letter of the 22nd lu- stant. and to state there is no treaty or agreement between Great Britain and Germany on the subject of the Caroline Islands; but there is no rea- son to suppose that British persons and their irooris do not enjoy most favored nation treatml-n_t in those lllnnds.” _

Thla reply in lace ol the specilic

lnataums of German treaty-breaking

.\lany n min imagines that he has

.1 hard row to hoe because he dis- likes hoeing.

__-.__.__,

Mlnarda Llnlment Lumbermano Friend

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*Lord Lansdowne s Name ggxnontr; ;t;\1¥h:lc’,;<;!°'1::_V Ktupp DIICCTOI’

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quoted, muat have been cursory ln- enounces uns -2'*

uns ‘ Mt Gratiy Respaud I me treaty or lass, viiieii is above* D

-IT I tri

` lah business houses the matter was - "l“°lm°d 'lm 'he '"7 °°°'; , “ken up by the Common,-“hh Gm- ' tre of its war activities are contained

. ernment under Prime Ministers l in a book written by William lueh-1 G¢°Y!¢ (°°"' 5" Gwflfl Relfl "ld lou. who was a dir t of the'

Alfred Deakin and the Premier of l ec Ur

, that the Jaiuit Geasellsciialt, was lg- ; tug,” in nenpaper des ,cha and

noring the treaty, and that unless the

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liuehlon have already been madel

D3 ,

! "rms of me convenuoh ‘were obsenhj his condemnation of Germany'a

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New south wues' .Joseph (nymr Sir Krupp gun works at the _outbreak ol; ___‘;f,,_l§,M_,1; iii"-»-,_. .~ /~/ i i _ Joseph) Carruthers. Representations 0* 'al 5051? 0! lh@~lhU1S5 “ld 57% _ \_-“'. _/',..' _ _ ,f _ i § were made to the British Government ,\~,'f"',.,`. ‘,lgj'_'i.._.-' 47 1 7' i, , ’ M ,,A,,,¢ *

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`vl,\»\ eil., is _ ;/

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ed relanalon. measura, would be course in the war rank; with that 0!_

` taken with respect to German ves- Prince Lichnowsky. the German am-Q

,sels running to New. South Wales

. . i

pong" ll 'as men only that GH' » memoirs which became public about’

struction to Australian trade. In V me Same lime 35 Pins 01 UU€l\|°U'll brief, Berlin followed the more ex-l comments, revealed how Germany de~l

many agreed to withdraw the ob-

pedieut course, for the German trade with Australia was too valuable to be jeopardued. The stiizubliug block . throughout the negotiations which

_ _ Selling down his observations in al

'dr' ted alon until l9».». was Lord - ‘ ‘

4K. S

, Lansdowne. It was not until 1908,

; -- ~. H14

, when he had ceased to hold other, - The c0,np|eu,:‘ record is rm". mudé, gfi- _

' ' "°" WM. DEMUTH Cd C0.

what the question of totnveneelivn was satisfactorily' settled by Ger- marty agreeing to pay Burns. Phill? ¢ Co. 5Zl.'.l.'uiJ. This was alter the case had gone to The Hague. The

amount was in the natiire ol a. coin-l Ay me beginning of ,ha in,a_3i0nf Dfvf1llS‘:- ll C0V€l’*~°d '1l1=11l1*¥€'=' fm' UU' of Belgium Dr. Lluehlon declared!

_ that "we have dealt more unscrupu-'

just trade restrictions and the Ysa-

bassador to England who in private

lliberzitely sought war and rejected

all efforts to prevent it. Muehlon, the Rrupp director, also wrote privately,

diary kept from the first of August to the middle of November 1914

_ available to Canadian r~;-riders/in a ~book entitled "The Vandal. ol Eu- , l’UP»:," in which the diary of Much- ? lou is translated by William L. Mc- ' Phersou.

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iii.-align the item ia dvr. wed =°°¥°-

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_ genuine French hnar plus over bil J

century oi' know-'lc <-~* '- f' lm 'Pm'

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on every Wellington menu

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New York

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b¢'|'S Uni'-lf-`C*53fU| U19- The S-Ydney lously than Bismarck did" and fear-l

firms original claim was lor $:'iu,0">0. The Ysabel case had the good effect, which cannot be credited io Lord

r cd that “a victorious war will not re- i instatc us in the conlidence of E rope or the rest of the world

A - 5 li Wanted

U . _i-} ,

UU1=`f1°W11‘=~ Of U19 G€m*'“n G°"`&"”` l Speaking of the tyrannical conditional' a e v ments relieving the Jaluit Gcsell- ~ .- - ~ _ ., -

within Germany itself he exclaims

schalt of its governmental functions ~-And such 3 C0 V ’ ~ ". w

1905- BW- il is WWW femafungl tion of Prussian hegemony and the! i _--

` that in 190-i the Ja1uitconcern’s pro-, destruction 0 th run ‘ *T* 515 Wert? 33001900- H0* mhlch “f' classes in Prtlssiae couldlgsoiillslfsy - » lk H ‘Ve "re D ep 'r' d to buy this 081119 OU! Of me P°°ke'S of G€"l German peoples into a real nation." I am mstructld bl. m' ' any quantity uf fat hggs on U13D'°WU@‘-l Vessels 15 “ol k°°“'°f 5'” I At the time when Germanv seemed‘ Cfezlel' to *ell by Pub lc Abel on ' ` V ' - ‘the presumption is that Australian; to be overwhelming F-muck he ,e_l~hE f0[}o~Ajn<v,_§1(Ck, Farm Im- (`0f`l'llTl€‘l`|C`ll'l SPPI. 16th 1 vessels were in one class and German corded h- b _ ~ - _ " '

f "S5325 ‘life “;f;'*alll)5e'|dé._n;_x'el‘;il°‘i‘I‘f- the E log of Gelrrnan leaders: “Serious and : ~ t' _ 'd i ' .

= .’;.“:.".i:..”:.i: ;z‘....;.'. :‘..t..i’::i:;':.;:. _,_ A ..

when she Sanlé." said) a ne;'SDHI'<'i"'i annex the whole country, from Calaisl ` U E 3 D 9 .l Nl- & CO' ,

man who had nown er, "t ere was; to Ma e-H _ Th 1 . N h, __ , _ 3 f‘-‘Nfl-ll |055 0! life bf N350” "fl does riilol. egoltintirllllpuegllggatz Luth’ f Pladt Ofl K€BSll'lgtOfl Road ‘he COP” and other i2'-‘gs and °°_°k" align itself with Germany will be del f

maches and things which had no life- I poned_.. some people in Genmmy 12 0 Phone

bell-1 thought that France would turn away y _ . 13°-1.9.10mwm1i|)e¢9pd_ .

, from Britain and to save herself oin l

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. JIOKE ON THE 'I'I,'RKS.~ with Germany against "that ancient, _`()w5 :ill und(-r 7 yrars 6 |n Lal]

' vi ,i . i _' '__ ._

. enemy of the continent. But. these,l pm-9 bwd _thorthbrn Bull ¢

Must Pay Indemnity to Germany forl P90919 BYE f00lE." he Wrote. "France,

l ‘ 15 ° 5@"f*"°“ 0’ the °Pl° plements and Household Effects be Sure yOu get our pl’lC€S

ibefore killing on farm,

5T()C}\-Cr ri-is' n of8 Milt h "

l is no trader like Germany Her lla-Svoldl l Htlfcrfg years old’

' Breshm' l convictions are not for sale."' ll- 'Heuer lf-'3f5 Qld _ln _C3ll§_9 1 V 1 Ong 0! 21:12 EHFJOYS °f the _";>if;§| His private opinion or Prussia snti,Ca.ve.s 9 wears olo; l Pigs; Z0-

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7..i“"ii‘iJT`i.i..§i. §..Tl.§.“§§§§§i'.L‘i. ...l °' *Pa* ".°"‘°. mpc” M-1<1 G"-.Sh e. : 20 'Henvl Mare 9 war-=`

than Germany is responsible for

BU! the Teal hUm°" of the d@f‘°‘l' | her loot off the neck of the conquer-

` UUE Of ill? Haglldleh U“glf~`l` gl” C"?"` ed. She will force everv alien civili-‘P P 't t Sc ff ’ mart flag ort e ostensi y usstan. i lation t V h` b b - i .0W- 0 30 L1 irl' Dpfin but efwallr' Grfmin- P0" Of Seb”-‘ she beiigvelse oediefcili tif; silxtlngndlill-I»iiro’»is Sfikc Harrofvs, il. to ool 1* that it is a brazen admission ' . l - ~’ ' _

D = _ at home d b d.’ , -

bl' Geflnaul' ‘hal if has been l5`"‘g The dai'ldln'acb?1;iains frequent ex- IH’ -Dx C .Harrml/' 5e[ .Of to EW” Since Ueafll' fm" Years 33° me l pressions ol disgust over the convic- ` el" h"’.ne“ last. year’ Jdul" n

tion of German autocracy that sul!!-:Sl lgh' 5 Mmki Make 'Jun cient money would win any foreignl hltlgll. D0l.lbl€ lflltli Walli--U siatesman, press or government. llump Seat WagOl'i,3 R0ad Wag:

Breslau and the Goeben sought re- fuge from the Allied war tleet by running into the Dardanelles, Be- .cause Turkey had not declared war lthe British war vessels refrained from following the German vessels into the Dardanelles. Because Tur- key was still a neutral she had no .right to allow the Breslau and the iGoeben to use her waters as a place

lol safety, The Allies made the de- Imand that the German steamers be iexpelled or interned. l Both Turkey and Germany met 'this by saying that the vessels were

T a part of the Turkish navy; thaflheyi ‘had been purchased. The crews hu' to put. fezzes on their heads in order to give local color to the pretence ithat the ships had passed from Ger- liuan io Turkish ownership.

These vessels, under German oin-

lcers, but flying the Turkish l1_ag,v-'i-re r used to drag Turkey into the war lil' shelling towns on the Crimean coast. (Thi-» Grand Vizier protested that 'l`iir- key had not entered the War, and l that the attack on Russia was a mis- itzike, and Djeinal Pasha. Minister of l.\larine, declared that he had given 1 no orders. and knew of no orders fur the attack on Russia. But the at- tack had been made under the Turk- lisli flag, and Turkey was at once numbered with the Teutonic belliger- . ents. l In the course ol' time the Bi-eslau was sunk or wrecked, and now Ger- many asserts that it has been lying for four years, that the Breslau was German property, and, 'being lost in i'I`urkish waters, Turkey iiiust replace lithwixilii ins only tgguiiiéauie i;fai~siiip ‘s e as, the Goe n eing ust as lobvioualy German as the Breslau iwas. Thus the relations between Germany and her Ottoman ally are now severely strained.

Meaning Was Uncertain.

Dr. Temple, Archbishop ol Canter-

bury, received a long and tedious let-, ter from one of the ministers ol his ldiocese. The letter was a request to ‘place a picture in the chancel of his church. By the time the end ol the letter was reached, his patience was quite exhausted. and he hastily wrote on it postal card: “Dear -_-: Hang ,the picture!" The clergyman could lnever quite decide that he had ob- itained the necessary permission, and lao the picture remained unhung.

runlahment l"lt.s the Crime.

Imp-A new arrival, your majesty,

a proilteer who made six milllona in war graft;

Satan-Set hlm to. counting that

amount in rod not coppera and evfy time he drops one make him begin again.

Opportunity and vacant lots must

he improved to make them pront- able.

i 1 P ‘aentation as to the actions of the

ian_ b r . _ , .» f- . . ‘. _ _ 5 , ' f ~

indemnify it for the loss of the Bres~ f llgllolws? View mug was set down ultllld, l 2I’8 I YE. rs 0l0. ',l$l3_l1Cl The All “ill M"e_t:llg of `hare

lau, lost while lighting under tile’ -»'|-he Prussian of w_¢ay can mm, la ff* I L .lil iii 6 81.5 Ll».1_l)aF£€Ilill')'~l"_r5`lng_ne Ca "lg_an_ Sllvgr ' Turkish dag in the Dardaneiles. l gow a deeper page among the Eu;-¢§.l£1L l'l"- 1 l H 'ffl' fl ` eéifs Old, Bled* hi" 'onimnv Llmltlfd

Turkey is uo'more_ responsible for l Dean peoples and aggravate that i (GUM Fm Bat-Ionet) lwatch Tea’-n` D6 l'1€l'l_lT1 f.l'1E i\t?Cl'E'Eil'Y S 0ff|C8

; '_3@r{I_1=i1;_l<;Seee in the ‘~'etf» Yhfifhef nate into an obsession. sue viii sieail ,f piiiiesy L neg year Qld and one at Cardigan on Tuesdiv, Odobex'

I ‘U “' ‘S "‘“e’.” °' °“ ‘.’ ‘ °"" everything-ever:-thing she can iayi -_ '- ll5th at 2 o'clork P M. . he, hands on_and W1, hold ra t , .1 year oid lull sister (General i

Vrurknu losses. iiidemnuies are us-l ,L Sh., will give avi-ay 0,," f,m,'f,Barronet. ` _ l _l. A. MCDONALD, lually collected from prostrate one-; she atmches no in, on '¢ i \l‘\CHlNERY -_ D Eel' I ll g‘ Secrcliry

, _ _ _ ' p ance 0 any i . i

mies; Germany collects an indemnity . -U k h -I I. h _ - t , 9 .t 1“‘2i;.10.;3_\[1v.-k_ rmm an any_under its heel* I wi ma e suc 'gi ts on 3 at t e ex l§ll‘lClQl', M3111) €‘_SDI'€¢d‘:l`, ._ Hay . ‘ _

pense of others. She will never take

"W_hen the Foreign Olllce and the military administration lack chau- nels of their own," wrote this direc-

ness firms and inquire whether the latter have confidential agents abroad who might transmit to the leading statesmen the millions neces- sary to change their views."

Dr. Muehlon’s diary, in addition to

revealing these opinions unfavorable to the German Government. shows that eve.; he was deceived in somei respects by German omcial inlsre re-

civilian population of Belgium and l-‘rance against the German army. and he doubted at the outbreak ot] the war that Great Britain would aid ' France.

Here are some of the characierls-,

tic comments ol’ Dr. Muelilon on Ger- man ideas and methods:

"It ls no wonder that forelim

voices declare Germany, not Russia, to be the really dangerous, brutal,` and despotic country and indict the Kaiser as an embodiment of evil Ger- | man instincts--a fomenter oi’ trouble in Europe who must be driven from power."

"I wen_t to-day among all those of whom I expected it clear view and al correct understanding ol the act of violence committed against Belgium, and I did not conceal my disgust. Unfortunately, I found nobody who agreed with me."

"Il German pulley consisted mere-

ly of seltishness and calculation, it would, because of the lack of higher and nobler alms, still be less cou- temptible than it la lo-day by reason of its strong infusion ol brutality.” ' “The Germans circulate truth or falsehood aa its suits the purposes ; of the moment.”

"When we (the Germans) ilnd ,

ourselves the weaker party in any atlair we demand ol the other party treatment which we never vouchaofe

when we are the stronger."

"Dlagulting hypocrisy and cunning

contempt for the people. and criminal anxiety manifest themlel-vea in thin oillolal piety. lt alma at nothing but ` the aanctlilcatlon of falsehood, the adoration of brutality, the dhihcatiou . or william ii." l

"Il the Germans now gain. the `

he!emony of Europe, a general agu- dus of Europeana will occur. .There will be a true migration ol peoples to lauda across the na. where they eau 1 be sale from the Germans. But be- yond the boundaries of the new Ger- ` many the Germana would not dare'to '_°_°!2'_°£¢l:-" ._

A man lsn't necessarily a ngifre- liead just because he haa a good* head lor figuring. t W'

‘keep l|tnard'a ointment in the huuae

nk for lHuird'a and take no 00°*

tor of one ol the biggest bus_inessesI6_ lgCh(_R‘-lllJl)cl‘ E61 303flH Us

- “ _ s - . - . . . . _ _ of German). they Bo to the big busl ,2lR(,§_al;li élrtllge Sflnglgljlpery PIM-Q m du arqmmng the lown of

form Scalf s 2 0?0 lbs' One Driv-5 Kensmgwn' A 'ng Collar, 'Ancient 'Tract-1.-. Padl F0' °”"t'c"l‘"'° anulv l°

l.utt-rs Fro t ck ‘ 'ood Deer-rt

and Brelchen, 5 Working Collars

yeai; Hames, Bridles and Rein=

and Tur-ips.

HOUSEHOLD E F F E C T S-

New B°as'~r.; 3 Milk Cans, 2 new

ro k- and Oil Ca.1= ri-id s .verfii

mf-iiti~'ed he-re will he sold.

If day nrove= sormy s :le will

t-ke t lace fi: s~ fine dav lol owing Termsmade known at sale.

- .U MORRISON,

Auctioneer.

184810-10 MEli

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Notice T

To Coal Dealers

The Fuel Controller for Can-

ada requires ihat all persona- dealing in Coal in any manner shall liist nrccure a license Quite a number of dealers in this Province have failed to do so up tothe_pre:ent timc. A list of these is now being urepared fo forwarding to the Depanmeni si Ottawa. _ _ -

Malte application to the ‘un.

demgred at once if ytu do mi

Range, Enterrrisc Mnnart:h:` Washer, new last year; Cream_si'iiatcd hum: ii. th m~0vinC¢_ separator, Magnet; -Ihurn ZU,f-V rl olviiu Hl.~=i~r~Bav near g lions, Diiiig Room Tablelile ent ance ri. Crm -Otfefqwn good as new, Kitchen Table aridlll-i luirani 5 miii-t i,»_ ,md mm Sideboard, Sewing Machine,lth.; c*t_i»-_, The 'mm C,-,mains

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nay Rik- som Pi- ws ssiniiiei 2.

e . .Property for Sale

Z, The E»iaii=_. v.»i_iii- isle _iibez

Buf iows of lx..-nsincton offers by

H; _ puvutc sale their farm containing

new last sununer; “Overshziit’;`;";;'?`,5;"_?d axghtglrgi d‘1?§fl.t§; Q -_ ,_ “ic ;, '_ ., 1 __ Threqllnq M-' ’ ha ll-e_ house, barns and out buildings

;fh~reon, situlatcd rw the Margate

MRS BARBAR ii BURROWS

3 Sets of Leather Traces and’ l K'f"l"“'°"l' Hari-es Attached, Z Sets nil °r t° WRC- l_ea'li=r Wi rk 1 race-=, new last , e"5mgf°U

1793-io-3 M si pa.

Forks, Shovels and Hose, Swinnf letrec and a Riding Cart for

t‘...§~:ri.;i;°.ii.i FOP SALE

Havnf.-5 new last yi nr. W~ll also ofler Hay, Straw, ll hca*. Potatoes

‘Kcppcch Farm”

_OFP of the iii s be~uti.’ully

i=1b»ut2f=> acres. ii . for which is

list summer, A numb r ol'ClP2\f. the b'ilm.¢~.- ,~.ve|-ed in

Dans with ham and cuff wdvd

other iariiclcs whi:h ate not, l`l.ere is a good house besid a

. _ . es_ |;".lf3K¢ “PS1 0ut~l_uild urs, all in _S<;1:{_'€onc<li(i)i;n. dwiii iii-_-i»~<l with

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gwilhobt' Akppllly equipment or g ctw. owi~:N, 518001 0 _8 MM arlottetown.

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Govt. Est. 36. ” 1';

Canada Food Board

License No, 14.|4|;

Poultry

- We are ready to receive

»>°_\»ltry of an Lindt daily and can hand'e any quant-

}lY-I For cngievenierci- (gg OW (‘

. sraldini;|.nChickdR,ckl’)(licka

:id Get se must be dry pick-

Returns sent daily. ~

r'-

"'i~h to have your name on this lilt. iv

J. A. Ma:DoNaLU§

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m11o$i;%\'i;ln1inl tratortor P.E .

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