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L "5 ' `< ` - - '- ‘ ' - i - ` ` 'the inevitable and does uotscorn tl\elMIcHAELl8 FEARS AN - !f*°V\"~?‘= ~ it "
mn* an administration thatwlu be dlsmterest' iiiami um ieeae him. 1-he qpeeiiep er Economic. Al.|.|ANcs. . su»ol_.|ol-q-_ 'ti _
V ;ed and capable' high prices is not a new one. 'Wise fr *L* 7 The Phoenix, (Liberal) Saskatoon, says: A mind, have ,,,, ,,,,,,,, ,,,,,.,i_w,,,, pi.
lvoniiw Dlllif (f°“"d°¢ 19°?) *2~°° (‘*°“""°d °" bv The union cabin-et is a national expression.; arm the rapidly lncrwlns cv". °f
“‘" "‘ °‘»'W“' '”° “M '°'liU` 8' A' _ of the united and determined activities ofl ‘ . __ _ ° '°’°d“°"°“ ““° "‘° "Y "B“°" ‘° "‘°
AMSTERDAM. oel. 13.- At the
plaenary sitting Df the Remus!" yeste,.dn;}_ Di-_ George Mlcliaglls. the
Morning muy (founded am), $8.50 per yur. (D°llv _ __ r sir,-we have had pheiher Thanks-Hand.. hambeen ringing in mn- .,pn,_ imphellu chehe-eller. .asselwl *hm
md) ln =dvm°°= $3-5° 9°' `¥°" ('“*"°°) '" “"""°°» l"‘ Canada to do their full part to win the war. giving my. Ana we were ihehhfhi The war dm M, mm, it an I, only
' s ontsneousl Ii bl ho efull
' l-me office ae chu-lottetown. Branch 0ffle° at Slim-` _ 3°( P Y' “"1 Y' P Y' preelpiieiea lt. 'rhe meh ie the city moulds, Albertop. Bourln and Montague. ‘ gratefully thankful to Him Wh0 1106111 in avoid- the di-ndgeiy, me isolation
Saturdly Weekly (founded 1887) $1.50 Per annurn by, "0NS(`“"’T LA B0' R “H """g“"k'”°"' the 0"” wed haw’ 0! flirin life. the luck of what iilaliy
_"`"s“"l " 9 in ‘|“\'l¢"*`f“” all ““"'__look upon us the advantages of lii‘e,| sl lil
-- ~ . - . . . __ - i -‘I 0~ _ ,has had its share in the piesent crlsia.l
""""""i"'7_?""""""""' ' ""'°"'“'"' ` Agcordlng t0 the Mllll.d_I'y S€I’\_’lCe Act. lu this attitude ot' iiilnd we entered But now when the who sta ed by
Y Y
V mouonv ocroasn isih 1911. - now in force, all men of military at) and _ii lfemiih ehpreh eh seh__me mm, are bogiwmg to mp some
tness and whose present occupation is "M" 8;'°l'"l=» when we l'°\"ld °l1fS°\"- lime eehipehehileu.heliolii _me ohhh- uch that they can be withdrawn from ff ”f’"..'.°""’d Wm’ "'° "e'""°"t,;'"°:'l"'““ ’“""‘?" "e"°"“’“ “ "°“""“"“”"
,- _ - _ _ - _ -. _ °“~ (Jan We be C0USlHl9"U5' R" ` the enemy of honest labor!" without detriment tonational in_teiests, ,-,,,.,». Am, mls ,_esp0,,,,€,,. _.veg we And Um _____o__, “___ W6 Wm ____ ,
_ _ are to_ be drafted for military service. Sol eeh he eeheieiehuy uhrhhrhl.~ way, i,,,,,,, ,,,,_ ,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,g ,,,, n, gm,
Tlte'Un1on Government, towards the rar this is as it ought to be, is all that could But this was before we lwwlile can lheee er he who have hrere ef thu
formation of which Sir Robert_B0`rdeii has possibly be done to maintain our armies at _____S‘;_’:_‘_‘_*"‘;f_;_____’_;'___ _v°;l<1’S iwvdll than lie 'wed ii <>h=_l_iiw ' so long and persistently set his faee RS 2 the front and to conserve our necessar in-‘ . l ° “Y “D '"“"“"*” “ ""“"°" Wf°'“
y laborers had eveli gloricd in the
. - V . . . . . _ _ _. _ . ~ iinoth and ru~t d tl t t - flint, -‘against which Sir Wilfrid Laurier set dustiies at home. And yet there is one n,.,,,,n,, rp... we we... .me with ppp- . ,, .”. _° '_ fm °°""” "‘”V
Canada. and $8.00 for U. 8. A.
mall lg__(_:Nq_¢a or U. S. li.
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'c,H_I`l.‘, UNION u0\'i~:li.\'Mi<:.\"l‘ it
his face with equal persistence,_ is now an thing Seriously Wanting namely a l plac accomplished fact. The carrying out Of for that fairly large class of men known a
this great purpose will stand as one of the the uneinpioyed This is pi conglomerate.
central vital facts in Canadian history and class and is made up largely of misiits, o a lasting monument to the far-sightedness unfoi-tunates, of “G0d’S pimp and the devil’
HS Well HS the 1')atl`lOtlSI'l`l Of Sli’ R0b€I'l.`. BOF- p001' a)]d_ P001* deVi]S_” drous traiist’ormati0n.” Mflgkillli llhisentatives would not go out to work
In this provirlce of 0ul.S_and may be deed. the eloquence that with the__sn gn, from me city Tho fm.“e,.,,V
den. Behind him now stands practically a
united Canada, united in the one object said at present of all of Canada-there are ,,.,,,,,,,0,_,,, u ,,`0,,`y_,_u,,,,e,,_ m,',`,'e_ 1`;“""’o;‘;("’_“”‘_‘§' l”_‘_"f"; “'_°"“_ ”°"‘_'(""""_' that concerns all loyal Canadians today,_tlie no unemployed except those who will not .peered pierhhepper whh his erhowyhppiv ef eil. /illig.r§i(;rri§l i_’i»m._-mmillfi winning of the war. Political disputings work, those who are content to roam from lumei-h hire e rpppeiehe lnnlmiiel, hui erepe. we, per-eeheliy, spew ,,f W., and 1‘iV3_l1‘i@S are HOW pl‘3.CtlC3.lly lklltl 2.Sl(l€ 0118 d2iy’S €ll”1I)l0yl'll@Ill} LO 3.l10l`.l`l€l“, th0S@ Wil() :iucli a iiiiluclo it becuinc our :iiiiiwfnien who have helped slave no less
for the Period of the war. The best ele- work only when driven to work by the im- l"" ""“'""/"“’ ~'° W""“””_W""" "“’."'“" "fly 10 “iw fig-i‘f=.~i of lihy hh-
'-ipeukei' ol' tho evcliillg with an clo- |nin|1y_
Q great struggling masses of humanity. S We entered the church on this iiiom~
entous evening fifteen-liour-zi-day' lab- orers, we emerged therefrom under
f the magical transforming power of S eloquence.-wealthy capitalists. “Won-
waive of ii weliiiianliured huiid 1 n
ments in both parties have united on a de- minence of starvation and who even then _;,,,,;,,, ,,,,,,,gh ,',,.,'e,Cb.,,,,f,`,,,,,, g,,i,,,.,, ,,,
finite, unequivocal 'policy of carrying out_,will beg or steal in preference to wprk._ ii-.Ve pf the meet eehrpiiehleii phd ee- prep pp.; h...i,'-f,,,,,{ii@. n,,,,_",i,.`,,,; ,,.,f‘ _ Canada’s share in the war and laying foun- Neither our Military Service Act nor any llvlis wfflvl lillfl elfoilllllliv ilwlilsnial meh ohhl they are hprhyi sh..hi.i lp- i'V~"‘ll` 'O ll" >=<~ sl>l“-lllllll1_v_ lll'"l~ __ _‘_:‘_'_’
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dations for the reconstruction period aftei other act at present in force makes any pio- "’ ‘"0 "‘y' ""' ‘l"""'°"_p"”“ "‘ “spill/all vl lllclr hieiiiei lirrrrilrh rr pp. .rr hr... pp
,_ - - - W, .ih_~- . ...li _~_ , il .__ _ _ f V _ V, ri 4 l i" ~ol`>uiil|ly
the Wan Canada” under the Union G0VeI»n_ Vision for theSe_ They are a burden and a ____<;_f__ ___;rpdL____;i_e__S;i_:l_._g_§ l;__e_l\\l__L_p But in flllr Play it is only iltlittlint lui whom ui ousil n il lil i
ment is now in a position to carry out this menace to the community in which theyllnppy .,e,.ehrpip,. [ppl »-i..r'irer»- he re., me pm.,-,,,¢,,,. ,,,.,,,n., of ,-00,, p,.,,,,,,,._ ...-0 g.,.,,i.n.Vr,,p ,pr-rr, 'i‘l.e_,» rn... ,,,.,,, __
dual project to the last man and the last live; they are the class from which, lai'gc-iiiiest-iileu alone hy ine-i salaries anal' nah, 'rhe f}hVrrrer-_Q fer-hhrneiy heiii
dollan ly, our cmrninals Come’ theclass who keep_‘stuted wage-earlieis, leaving _us with no monopoly of the hind. We “.O,_,ii] have come and iliop have not frirgot- Almrmn Deparunenhs record the
The Self-S3.Cl‘lflClYlg‘ lOy3.llly Of tll0Se U16 I)OllC€ 'clllfl the COLl1`tS buSy_ the Class :iii nninzed vision olgmsiiiiig loud pro-itherefore suggest for the bciielit -ii' ton these lioiiies und they are not m,_ml__ dum, of their “ying champiolm
_ , ~ __ _- - - ` - _ _ <llll2llli: Ciwlllllisls, and to clinch his those who siiffei' from the iiiluslli-¢. going ,O he uuworllly ol' tlielii. I \
COUSQFV5-uve _membel5 Volulltallly Vvhlch lml)05eS ul)0r_l the C0untl.V_n0t Onlyiiirguiiieiit gave us ull iiistiiuno of :1 imposed upon them hy the znllliomiird hnvs limi the opportuiilly of sf-cilig ai nd to m,0d“,.0 me entirely mistaken 2lbZl_Il_(l0I`l€Cl tl_'l€ll'_CZl.l)lll€t I)OS1lllOl'lS 21Y`l(l their bl,Il`Cle'I`l feedlllg and C_l0tl'l1Ilg Lllelll ‘Vi-:~itei'ii fzirliier who liulllhiuiigli the fooil proililcers 0l` P.`E. ll that tlicy great in‘iny ol' lllclii, liolll ill lllill-Zlziilil imm.(p-Sain" that we ]mve_ no gi-gn; political aspirations in order to make a but the burden also of watching them and lift-ir ,_-.hee ripe ie pw...-hi r-r-iriiilieris he giveh me privilege ie huy. eh...-ii, -.i union of the two parties bossible will not keeping them out of criminality or Dunish- "Nfl M "i”.f“"f‘ Wm’ """_","‘"’ f`"“i"' “'°"" "V" °“ “““ "ay f°f “ be forgotten in the history of Canada’s ing them when they get down to that stage' I'“M°umi.;'ng`.'"fl7"f'_' if’ mwc"'h°'"` m'"‘ We “'°".m “ls” _"“’"“" °""”“‘ “
V h _ _ ai-day ovel.ill_ capitiilists. to theni the privilege ol blinking their 1
_ _ _ _ y 5 QU t (339. ll'l 3 COUULFY WllOb@ But llnfortiillatcly for our hopes he surplus casli; in other words, "the
severed life long party affiliations for the great need is labour, be permitted to lie an ilhi her hrhrp ie epr helire the hhprl- hi-eine peerhihg fr-eih lheh- ihher.e~ pp.
greatest crisis. Nor will those Liberals who
sake of unity be forgotten. Both parties an incubus upon the chest of the country? have recognized that there is now a greater In
ing upon hopes of future political prefer- or place in charge of their stockmen whose
_greedy i..ipit.illst.i bie.ik through and steal with exorbitant prices. But there is another class. We' kliow of cases where farniers not far distnn"
from Charlottetown sought help to _save their crops when in dire noeil [of lielp, but the worthy labor repre-
ls it for the benefit of llicse i,i :illi-
ull i-ihould he given ii chailice to 1-cup
red and one 'Western food producers
rl
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purpose than holding ‘I l)‘u togethel r Dlobdbly Oul glefl-test need~ but few of our hull :iliil llrought; drought and hall! 10 Sllciirl their siimi Iiosolh whnh
than enjoying the sweets of office or build- farmers would care to take into their homes hhf: freer, ehri eeeeeiehhiiy iew prieepi 'rhhhhihg you fer-liihebmmnl \
for long weary years, in many cases
ment. Both are united in the only cause reputationshave been earned inidleness or "°'”""“"-”` “"°W" *" “S ff" le" "’
that matters, both recognize that unless worse. Work on the farms, therefore, for Britain wins nothing else matters. this class is out of the question. We have
It is to be regretted that there are still no industries at present into which this
some Liberals who hold aloof from this class of labour could be Q-nnS¢i~int@(]_ Yet union ofcpolitical parties, that there are work. and profitable work, could be sc- still some who hold to their foi'iiier party cu gods in the hope that soincltliiiig may yet In a recent issue of The Charlottetown turn up that will reinstate the party and Guardian, extended reference was made to restore them to the former, or hoped for. the peat fuel to be found on hundreds of political patronage, that something may acres in different parts of the province. We happen that may win them the election have millions of tons of this fuel available Whether the war is won or not. In this hope for the digging and drying, fuel which ac- the real Canada is not with them. Canada cording to the tests made recently in Char- today, with the exception of its alien cnc- lottetown and elsewhere compares favour- mies -and its few political partisans, does ably with soft coal which now costs about not care a fig about party or party aliilia- eight dollars a ton. Why not employ the tions; what it wants above everything else class of labour above referred to in thepre- is to win the war. iparation of this fuel? It would be easily
So far as the Liberal party is now con-(possible. A system of registration could
red for these men.
cerned, it is practically leaderless. Sir Wil- be adopted whereby every man out of re- 7
frid Laurier, although the nominal head of,gular employment could be listed and his the party, has cut himself adrift from the 'services conscripted. Under expert direc- party asa whole andis depending upon the tion this now unused wealth of the pro-
lil'touii years, before mroiviiig the re- rvard ol` their labors. hut who may now have incliaiice lo “get on their l'cct" Ili business pui'l:llii-.e.
Nor does lie express sympathy with
the pioneer wolnliii ol' the west who, iiiidcr liiiilnagiiiirlill- lini-llships, lights'
. . _ . _ , ._ _ A . . _ in
'mil her life-battle, ruising her family filllllllell lil tllo llllll. monotonous in in iilziny <:nsc.~: ill ii oiie-room sliiii:k,'l)l“ln*‘ Ui' l"lf1llilCl‘S, iilld llle ll0i‘l'ol's ul’ w in sonic rust-s ovl-n beginning in alW‘U` lll‘sl. broke over it in the full I-1
l' 191
cr and above expenses thc heaviest ol' Q
I alll. slr, cle.
F_0oD PRODUCER. lc
"`_"W*- iiun ol' Ni»\v llol'llvll<», which t.ookV
LANGEMARCK 1914-1917. plnllo ill i‘lll‘iV:al l'hurl~li, l'r\llluiii Mun-
____ / or. lliiz- iillflrilooll, '|`hn cci'eiii0ily wus
Lxiiigiiliiiilrk is ll. village in the porl'iii'nif.l by [llc lllfv. Albert ll‘, 'l‘vn-`
lamolls YDl‘f‘=~l Sillivlll both on ii high ily
roaii null rziilwiiy from Y es to her iiiolller, who nl-tml :is nizitrnii ni",
mor. 'l`lic best lnuii was 'liiisign Ray-
V pr ._
Tlioilioill lt wus it peaceful village,
soil slluck. (I hnvle seen it.) Anil shi-. 0 - 4» llUl'llll»§ the first buttli- of lll
:ind her fuliiily liloentltlell lo zilIrtllelYl""'S- on ‘hal flllfiful AD1‘ll even- I firospcrity lllut. ii kind l’i‘0vidclico img of 'W0 l'0i1l'f'-_ ilgo liniignlilzirclc solids hui' “iii the tide that iuiiis inf was dimctly' "'””`lV °f HK’ left Wllll-I 0! :ir
i, , -, . _ _ I
the u1`luir.~a ol' men,” wlietlici' me (dll-ldldli lille. :ind in it were 'l`|
,,,m,-Su.__,.,_, mm H m. "OL AH wen hulked :ievernl buttulioiis in i'cse'rvn.|nl
toll us when we meet ii rare masterl
iiiecliaiiic lhut there ure iio plo¢l<lini~:'lm.l" Vll|“l<“» lull? ill ‘U10 evlllling of
lllity peri`oi'liillig strugVgllng zirtisuiis,lApm 22' 1915' "‘"“0 l"`0bUlJlY U10 \ (H. whml H mw_`,,____ becomes _"_cmier_liii'si liitimulloii ol' the oiicniy use' of nl toll us that our streets are not Iiiiveilfigas in wurfum' Th” Udlnglf' We” ll
with uw “mary Mm of g__im_]_v gmy|bori_ic to lholii hy iii-ciiig Tilrcoii, liroicsslonuls who had' not yet rcullz-I Damn Smukm' by H fem' "0" hmmm' vii their curly iiiiibltions. lthcir mms CUm°"‘3‘l l>_V llle e‘i`l`eCtH and the invitation sent by telephone*
u_is_ me logic mat ol' thn gas, .~ieiiri~ely able to gasp oilt 3 piinnessfni one wnn: th” ml" of thin' "UW m“"ll0l` lly U10 years ago ui Rosemary School. (li-een~ _,me and _g__0__eS u_U1lliili._'l`llc_ whole world knows lio'w W
____ hum____i_y w__(____|tlis »(.alin_iimii.~:. inet the iie'w device,
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ logic __cce__m_ble _mlyiand the liitul brencli in the line to i|
anti-conscriptionist section of Quebec and Vince could be placed on the market at a ,D Supe,_,,C,_,, and prejudiced mmw .lhe lofi in them. will of :lie viiliuiinn:
the political heelers who are still clinging much lower price than is now being paid we ppve n,.,.,,n,t much' ,mp ,,,,,`,i‘ "WEP" “"'““gl‘* they Wage" "lei Hav-
.to what they regard as the old Liberal Dar- for coal; the now unused labour with its ihhrh eh the feed pmiiheihi: nr-ehiehr red Y""“~“» ""‘“’”- “"“` "W WS ff" iw
Strniige logic
singles out the only proves the stiugglliig inuss “God loves" ‘ii
.'I‘o the aiiilizeil (‘lilindialis in this
stl
Viir linstoiicll thc wvddiiig ol' Ensign .liliiics Fruiikliil (illkiiisoii, ll. S. N.
ern linsign Siiiiiilcl Motfiiil, llllisigii ugcul-‘ .l_ Noyes.. AvlV-ry llallovk of`
.ouis t7oiiiploii,Mui:liinist Mule Bruce Sllellioii, Qiilil'toi'iilustiri' Jaullgii (I, (llc-
ll
Deuce was lriiP059lbl9 “B long 'us (ie,-ma,ny‘p enemies demanded tml’ Geriiiiin soil or e'ndenvoi~e¢| to drive ii wedge betwein the Gnrinun people
und their l‘iilillf‘Vl`0I'. Ilii» fipeelhrin. the Cliaucelloi' wus delivered dill nl,
favor ol' a Gi-riiiali D@8"9V ‘
"Tile Gerniiiii iiutlioli will stand to-
gether as one inuii. unsllakable, ullll ier.~if\vure iii the llillll Ulllll N-" right' and the rlglllfi ‘lf 0"" "mes lf) mist' ence and devieloplilciit, are lissilrlil. h its unity the (ieriiizin Eiiiplre' IH- invliicible. _
"We must continue lo Dl'l‘»¢*”"V‘* “n”
til the (lermnn Eilll-\l‘l`0 0" Ulf "°“mf` ent and overseas, cstahlishe-,s its posh tion. Further, we' must SU'i"“ 1° 'we
ol`fensive alliance.
CANADA'S SOLDIERS ARE
` cl.EAN-l_lvlNG YOUNG MEN
!vl0N'l'lllCAI., Oct. 13.-ln :i'l‘liaiilw
hivliil; sermon lil the i\iiierii:uii l’l'es» pyioriaii church here this iiiornlulr. nrv. o. w. ohrrlirh. “llilliili <‘f>llll0l‘-"
paid lilo tollowiilg tribute tu lhl' (_‘ii~ iimliziii ,~;ii|llil=i~:; in coliliiwliiill wllll ,nn n-np; “wo hrv llizlllkfiil' llhii llli* inoriil llbrr~.` ul' our pcoplo has sllowll
|;mloful_ '|`lic_\' are clcnn lui.-ll. 'l`lll‘»_v
worthy ol' the liuliics froili wllllfh lll<‘V¥ H
iid l"i'nllc:e :iiiil wc llnvf: ai riglll lie_l'c ii in Canada lo be thankful that our boys
re just ns good :ind runny ure hrfller lliin they were :it lirilil_c.l‘ . l
ALL GUESTS BY PHONE
TO ENS|GN'S WEDDING'
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NEVV l{()('lll‘frl.lil‘I, N.Y.. Ovl.. 13.-_
_ F., null Miss Aniillid Sona l{liznuV
z l 1
. The hi-idi».'s only zillcnduiit wiisl
ond Earle Bolllwili, iinll the uslicrs
e lfieiilrli iiinbularil~i:, llontswiiiii
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(London Paper.)
The reticeiice of the Brltilsli lnlli.
tary censorship which almost uniform ly impresses mention 'of English uhh, while occasionally recording .ine [deeds of Scotisli, Irish, Canadian. liind Australian regiments, I3 assist. .ing the Germans lin a peculiarl mls
l . Y .`
me dninusgioii of me res=olutlnii 11-icliievous form of propaganda in for. galnst propiiguiiiiii in the army ill eign und Allied countries. The enemy
is now pretending that. English troops are so rarely referred-to bn. cause they never do anything. Eng. .lnud’s part lu t he war, t hese Ger. mlm slanders allege, is- to make proiit and to drive others _to light, 'l`ho cnsuiiltyl list tells a. different ltiile, but it is not relid_ abroad. _
. Appeals have been _made to the
lilgh iiutliorltiies who are responsible _for the policy pursued, as yet with _little success, though we note that
that the armed 'alliance ol' our eileml-' the Northumberlands are mentioned 0,. (pipe noi grow into an ecoiioiiliclny Sir Douglas Haig in last nlght's _ ,_ I
report. The correspondents are not allowed to telepraph names or regi- ments unless they have been passed by the censorship.. Mr. Beach Tlio~ mils, who represents The Daily Mall at the western front. has asked that propel' honor might be given to Eng- lish units. That request would not be made li’ lit carried the risk oi’ dis- closing to the Geriuuns the identty of tho divisions present at li particular part of their front. But each Terrto- riul regllncnt has now so many bat- tallnils lhut this danger has- passed. Nolhiiig inutorial would be revealed
ll justice were done and nothing would be given uwuy ll' the feats of our most skilful airmen were pub- slicd with the names, ns the Ger- iiiii, l<‘i'e'nch Italian, Russian ami
S lt is, oilr censorship seems- devis-
_ving iiicii. -- Every page of this war is- full 'ol'
heroic: episodes; not it country but
has its deeds and its legends oi' sac- rillrfe, The extant and the sorrow ef |ho.~‘e saci-ill:-.es is shown by the' leng- thl-iiliig list, in our ‘English churches
and college i-hapels and before oui iz-liriiics of those who have Eli/9" everything that man can give for-a -noble i~nuse'. But who knows of these lists oiilside England?
|N_ THE ARCTIC CIRCLE.
A new Ari-.tic meteorological sta-
tion, equipped with wireless telegra- pliy, has been cstliblislieil al. the mouth ol' the Yeuisel, and will send daily reports io the official observatory lit Peti‘ogi‘ad.
_v, liellrog Iiaiziiiijiiill, Jr.. l~‘l‘c|lei'ick‘ 'evclliyck,iillll Seuliiiiii Williniii Arn-'
l\li'_ (lllkiiisoii, wliozee llollie is \_
Middletoii, (‘oiiu.,‘ is li graduate nfl
'nie lliiiveisity and wus stuiiyiiig law;
(Yoliimhiii University when he vol~l
lileorcd in the Naval Resei'vc for(-ini When hi, received his uolnlznission-
.lust week, the wedding flute wus setl
nd telegraph. The couple mot l`olir
ich, ('onn., where the bride was ul
lllvlit and ivhf-re Mr. (illkilisou vis-i
cd ns us ilienilier o1` the Yule Glee'
lub. l I The bride is a worker iii llir. New]
cliello brniicli of the Ailiorlciiii Red'
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ty. His strongest followers have left him menace and its burden to the community “_” "0"" °‘ '_"‘* ““°?l“°““ P"""“" ‘"i Iireiv i.phgerphreh hp.-r heeh reiekeh Um' 0' “huh 'H' mmhu' Mm' Bed'
and joined forces with Sir Robert Borden could-be profitably utilized, profitably both ’_""'f"ff"_',""" ,”' 'lm ev" °f_»""“'” .“""jTll@ll flesh wid lilooll foiiglii mhelilh- r
the conscriptsand to the country Should __‘*__e‘;"____‘_‘__l_‘_§";T§__’_;‘x;’_*;*_“_;';’__:_f_’::;_ery: really isrllhih, ih eqiilphiehi. ie- be necessary to compel such laboVur and ihferrhee eh-eiee heve we yet feiirrafft ,2:f,”"_°f_“, inf' f_“,;`f““,“' B"‘_W"f“‘ A
through the greatest crisis in its history; keep it within boiinds, we have many i'e-f<"‘“‘<=‘S'll °f “ls l"'°f\fS Of l>f°<1‘“°°“- seine Milf ;p(liehi],e iiligrlifrihhritilrigiil those who remain with him are the win- turned soldiers who could be employed as"""°"° "‘ “ ”°’-“"°" ‘° 1““g"' W“°|riil-loh or an Empire lp heel ie' ne
. . . . . . . ' iuiiderstuiil th~ .it tion, li' tl r `
the_-election politicians and the anti-con- guards, thus givingemployment to the sol-~ ,,,,,,.,,,,_.,,.,,(din,;,,T,e:a,,,,,,e,.rf,'l,,;§_,,.1,‘flf;:;‘;fs___f‘;;“g;’:; ';‘_“§__::;";;'___T_i’_ "tf{_§‘_f SCI‘lplZlOl`llSl}S. dl(-EFS ES Well RS l.1l}lllZlllg` b0l.`,ll l2tl`)0lll’ Hlld, ducers labor, und instead oi’ criticism' S , ' ,` , p H n
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In our province the Liberal candidates material wealth which are now worthless.|we lllld iwllllfllvll- Allrw=1y» lheqgrhehtihefllhfi i ifreqpdrilyiitixlfllfrlhig
The peat wealth of the province should “""_"°" ‘_'°°-“ "°‘V “et M” °‘”“ P"’“°' asv, when they went isle the veiiei/T
have not yet publicly declared themselves. certainly be utilized next summer in view' "_ff,?_,_`f,"Lnf,t,,,f,_(:,ri,$11,,,ow ,,,_ °f "‘” S'"‘“°"’ °‘ D°“"‘ ‘°’ E“g’“~“"'“ P Mr- Hughes has pledged hlmself to SIP Wil' of the scarcity and hlgh Cost of C031- The rreased cost ol' production. und' thelK/llillglitt¢<il`h;lll;htlln¥oil};?°Lflieisdellbe frid Laurier and the anti-conscriptionists method above referred to is one way in wise mph hrehee the heel he rep ef'p,,,, avenged .,',g,,,,n, nm, ,,,,,,,,,'d,,,,
and the enemy aliens of Canada. The others which it can be done; there may be others.l .,,,,_,_,,__,_,~_, i C in ileiiih. A T IS
whom they recognize as the one and only to leader in sight who can lead the country it
with the exception of Mr. J. J. `Hughes,
nominally cling to Sir Wilfrid Laurier and --_--lo( ‘
therefore, it may be inferred, are also anti- NOTES
conscriptionists and pro-alien. - -?---
It now remains only to Support the The natural ll'lCllll21l;l0n, Says the London
Union Government, to stand solidly behind Globe, is to laugh at “Harry Lauder’s Lo-
'act. ‘ ° clown, unaware that they were the agoniz-I
The leading Liberal journals are at one ed efforts of Grimaldi, tortured with rhell-, Love ie het peeing, phi giving pei
with the Union Government. The Toronto matism, to reach the shelter of the wings. ll wild dream of pieeeure, ehe e mea.-
our_day the typical Scottish comedian “‘”" °f “"“"’°°°"» ”°- ’°"° ‘B "°°
Globe, the oldest~ and most representative In Liberal organ says: has been called on to sacrifice the life of
In this time of national crisis as in the his son, and there is more than ordinary
period surrounding confederation, patrio- athos in the cry which he utters from be- tism has broken down the _bonds of party. liind the paint and tinsel of the stage:"‘Rob There are many difficulties yet to be faced a lioness of/her young and beware of her
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.wise must take the consequences of their fits of laughter at the contortions of the . ehewh hheh hhiilhehlpg rieterrpihe-l D
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U18!"-li le Roodnesg and honor, and peace and pure living-yes,love is- that and it is the best thing in the world, _ null the thing thin lives longest. '
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SOCIAL SERVICE CONGRESS
0\\'N, P. E. I. ‘ (‘V0LLE(}I'} HALL.
AND I8. 1917.
The Hon. the Lieutenant Governor will preside on
uesday; His Honor the Chief Justice on Wednesday, and remier Arsenault on Thursday.
An -exceptional opportunity for the people of the
.Some of the Subjects to be discussedz-
_ _ The Family, its Perils and Safeguards. The Care of
* niuiv Vsiaiiacuolls ron + °“*“F”L *° °'*""°A- the Cflmilwl- Methods
of Dealing With Vice.
Prohibition. Conservation of Human Forces and
truction After the War.
Child Welfare. Graft and Patronage- And many
thers of equal interest. The visiting speakers are-
i°. llzistliigs II. Hart., _
Director tlic Child llclpiiig l)cp:1rtnicnl, Russel Sage Foundzilion
Pliilndclpliia, Sccrctary National Conference in Social Work, and of National Committee on Provision for the Feeble-Minded. '
ev. Canon I.. Norman Tucker, D-C.L., L L _
Loiirlon, Out. Rector of St. Paul’s Catliddral.
cv. '_l‘. Albert Moore, D.D~, .
I Toronto, Ont. (leneral Secrcia `
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ry Social Service and Eva lisir ada, Newfoundland and B uda