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Wl T H E G U A R D I A N would be exerted on us by the con- of that exhaustion Prussia was borlnlpects of human ltf n I - ° ' '

_ Advertising Phone 133-8_0( our Eastern trade and half oilr not

Subscription Phono ".132-2 Wien mu ply_ rplley 40 not tall; 0| war

` ° - annexilig Australia, but of capturing WN'

New’ nd Edmmgm Pima" 1” bl" Rydnev. When Sydney is captured, tow

Sk' Head omca at oliariozteuiwn. A"'1"“f'“ ““l’m““- """

ms Branch Offices at Buinmerside, A wroi-g conception ofthe _meff ¢0

When the skin is dried

by winds gr Scgrched by President .____,a, A, nu-elect combamnts. This constitutes the G

the Sun real damage is Managing Editor ......J.B. Burnett inain ti-eine of the iieyvischooi gffcgzyrg d0ne°The delicate tissues 2 Fninav .irousr :TH 1011.1 ltllirifls lxnllnailililbbibxllionncrlizsfe Ben- *ll* 'are injured and unless _ ,__ ' ` __ ____'_,_ ; ,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,, ,,, ,.0 wld., ., B... of ...dit roi properlytreated will show , may oy, “EH” ` ,lm an .......y~. defeat will nm E"

. P8l'1Tl31'lEI11I lC1‘21C€S Of the ‘ through tile- chain of credit most dis- it

*_* asteinualy on ourselves. Finance 11° TODAY. plays a great part in war and con- ""1 W stltutes one of the main branches of lm

thc- scientific study of war, but it is un

City Magistrate* Court' 9 B' m' not the whole of war. The picturelbe ll0Slil0ll- Applll`€1ll-ly l3ol'dcn would

ha ~ ~

vc to accept them for the preaent.'l»,,_¢l,el~ sac;-,lice the Empire than eu- C1611, p8I°101', 11311 and tll'3W11'lg 1'OO1Tl.

operation was the gospel preached danger his political |lfe_

the waters of Galilee and on the| _]_ _[_ llU(;Hl.;S_ M_ P_

ll Ol Al`ff0lJ8SuB. Two centuries have_g0u|~;s_ p_ -E_ In August 3_-» C

ssed llrray since then, and tba! .__

rid l-afilgeg to be llul-l~ie,]_ vphel The l’atriot’s indignation finds vent 2

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litics, and are well worth ventila-_illgs, partisan jealonsies, party poli-

. L fi _ Th ll I d-t ting, hilt a one-sided evangelism tics and useless agitations incidental no y away 8 co ap” 0 ere I <1lll8 to a one-sided disnrmalnentlto them by every means we could

H_M_ F.1._ org of wht acting on a vicious syB_ will merely imperil the delnocracyytllink of; but in spite' of it all the

any case very devil himself seems to be loose,

_operation is no F6111 argument a-_‘and it looks as if in this dread houl,

French mm. and a ha" per centB_ gllglllx ll~ll1lBfY DOWEF til? it Hikes when the British Empire and the

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strand w'C' in ecc-ilomically disastrous to both WB

Prince Edward Theatre, 7.30 and 9‘iirawn of il war pl`BV6l1¢@d lll 1911 bl’

p. ln. financial considerations is only a C0

I '“”` partial picture. The attitude of bl'

People' Theatre' 7‘45 “nd 9 p°m` Great 1’-ritain andlthe strength of bl

. I-fm---m; ller fleet contributed just as power-` D”

Qtheg lllf1am3tl0n,l° elle- AUGUST. fully io the maintenance of peace. A- _‘E0

`_ HIGH WATFR "_ gain, a financial crisis does not e

I mean tho evaporation of a country’s UT

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Time; H.t_ Tima HL wealth. Coal, ships and houses do

_ l is due not to war alone, but to ruin- en

tcm of finance. In July, 1870 French credit did not collapse. co

a tenth of the fall of our Cousols in -iw

12549 lapse of credit is in itself asymptom An

A_ of unpreparedness for war, and the 2;25 14,53 nation that can best guard itself a-

gainst such a contingency is halfway

£20,0l>0,0lltl and the war chest at “C spemiac-by $12,000,000, and this lm bil

1 ; been donc by buying gold "practical- B*

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therefore futile, is to reverse the B"

1:40 14:23 logic of facts. The real train of

lapse because we have never faced I the questioil of is sufficient gold rs- lu

-. :istrolln to us and another lever in the

bods of military power neturally 3°"

which listens to it. But in

n e sLape.

nly fell from 104 to 995, or about de

be last ten years of peace. The col-

otlaei wise."

be reserve in the Reichsbank by

csult in ii collapse of credit, and is

(_ speak of what “_ not of What_bloody trouble, _that we would be

might be_ forced to ente_i_1nto il contelnptible,

d how .twera betten it ,twererlesplcable political controversy just

The new criticism talks of a myster- lowing in the iniquities ol their poli-

U vict_m.y_ Germany-B answer to. imis law of acceleration which is ap-ltlcal jealousies_"

his mgument has been to increase patently reforming humanity at a ‘mmm-`-

tremendous rate. We have heard of

celeration in the sphere of physics, t not in the sphere of sociology. é normous strides have been made in It is to be regretted that some s utilisation of energy and in mec;,n°WslmD"“ 5“l’P°'tl“g Sir Wilfred

hanical discovery, but there is ll Ifullrler lluve used the present “tual

°h_>I"'°g"eBB discernible ln the C01* the clniin that if the Laurier “Naval rnion of human nature. So far as Policy" had been ndollteil, Canada

» . - ' ` d the tremendous de. would ilow have had n llnv"l force

easonlllg is that our credit will col. ““l` 'B c‘"’°e"“e 1 _ ,_

elopnlents in science mid mecllailisin Bumcwnt for cuustf delellcu' u'0"“ ve nnwely added to the force and news-papers lose sight gl* we fact

I _dt _ that after Sir Robert Borden had

erve, and this collapse will be dis- “P1 1 Y U7 all cllemys blow and been in consultation with the Br‘til-ib

. ' , 1 increased the intensity of military Adnlirulity he arose in the lioui-ic of

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_ than war-that Pluto is stronger W

T110 Gllhldldll 1135 l|`|'a|1I¢d 10|' than Mars. The Gross-General-Stab

il special service ol War bulletins .lt Berlin says that finance is war,

both (hy and mgh[_ and takes care that Pluto shall as- ca

, of it e.

ism sa s that finance is stron er S Us

hands of an enemy The new crit- “norm Without “l1e¢llUK the motives Commons "“ D°°“"“l""` 5111' 1"l12»““11

. lrllelrigrlliitllllli i‘0C&lVl3d fl‘0ll' the

_lt is “‘V_"_ed that B";f‘,ller "ations British Admiralitv defining ith no military pretensions, such as the assistance from lfanilllo.

Denmark and Switzerland, are pl~(..fwh_icn would he inost occéptallle to g" peioua and happy en,_,Ugh_ In the Britain, moved the followilig resolu-

se of Switzerland, mountains are m,),m _ '

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world at large are in the throes of

to suit the whim and to forward the wretched aims of those who are wal.

0 U01! lll l'-lll‘0Dc os an excuse 1.0 illiike

lll all address based upon a

s, I d mill

l sequent collapse of the whole fabric But, says the new school, would it' power, as the expression of deietiidz

be better if instead of going to remains an adv&!1¢l18e in lo far as the nations eouid all sweep for- the provision of a burdensome nec- d in one great rhythmic mgteii sanity, cal: rightly be interpreted as

ards a common goal, and “ in a nu advantage.

er life of co-operation discover a

mpleter realisation of all the es- M11. J- J. HUGHES

tisls of life." Hera they are on IND 'ln

nd ground, and here if they only' --

ure the email portion oi their hop- “T0 *lm INNO' Ol 'l‘ll° Montreal Star

s their evangelism will not be ll Britain is involved in war, Can- Markets

olly in vain. But at present the ada should do her duty. Borden’s jorlty of nations are deaf to such reversal of the p0ll°y so ably advo- as, and it seeing g, little incon- cated by Foster and himself in 1909_

ous ieacbin co-0 era in and adopted by Laurier, his shame- . . rope vllhen wegcannoil) cvdn Illttnls ful and unpstrintic alliance with the tl'l€ 111165 CaI'I‘1€(l EITC fl‘O1`l'l 1113 leafllllg m3llUfaCt01`1e3 Of 1118 between England and Ireland at Natlonulists of Quebec, his refusal to W0l‘

mc. "Humanity," says Nietzscbe,lkeep his promise, dissolve Parlia- arcbes to its `gosl in the com-'ment and test public opinion, as re- lly Ol "V0 dreadful ellwfts- WM quested by the Senate, have _placed d llii-unity." They will no doubt Canadians in a most ' humiliating

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ropean crisis it is interesting to find _V that Licut. A. (`. Dewar, R. N. the ll

ai' nf I'i_-rtll, and second cousin of Th the Dewnrs of New Perth, this pro- lu vince, practically predicted the course ill'

cllllcnt numbel of Everyman G

the stage of European federation is 0

tory activity. An energetic race rl reeks n flelll- for the expansion and ln

trary, lllilitary power has been :ind or still relnoinu the principal instru-lth mont of expansion. This is the ver- a dict of history, the verdict of the ri glcni cnlllires, the verdict of the of

to ii Gallia. channel. en

now lllny ii great part in our rela- an tions with the great daughter dom- an

y Boston, Mass. y

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HIRRIIUES r f i

DA1/1`(‘N-NFLSON.-- At 127 Kim; St. Eusl. St. John, N. B., on .lilly 3(lih, by Rev. W. B. Thomas, Jerellli-‘ nh Dalton of Burton, l’. E. I., i-.iid C

Fannie Nelson of Milwaukee, N. S. ti _ | 0 ngw

ed on a'Drofou d misconception of such as the "Annexation" and "Bar- Behmd the screen 0' her 'ar-Hung where they stood' or wh” they

tl native and rinethod of war They ter (‘hain" fallacles that have indllc Ships' the Empire works out its own wanted' except that for polmcnl "nd

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talk of one nation going to war to ell Lord Sydenham, an authority on 8

annex or wholly eat up another. national drfence, to say that in the They discuss the permanent destruc- "1-ll`°”t 1llll5l0"" 11° 10111111 °UlY "B :" °"°':’;: ‘°::‘ :::;f:.:".:";‘::’°:.ti.°":.;';:‘;." .:e°;;‘: ° e .»- -» f ~ ~» fl ~f nn lation o ermany, or 0 " '_""' "'°`“`""` " " '

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one of tho primary and elemental as- (cqncllmaq gT{~§§ge §{,)°`T"' - Vlctoria Row

*-1- sei'/ure and occupation of all the llll°W. Rlld ll lllllllllcf 01 ¢l0BfllBfl0 Blld '

DEATHS W

ll.ARK.-At Kensington, on Wcdnes- t. day. Aug. 5, 1914, Henry clark, in ' the 80th_year of his age. 5

tion, and under the aegis of our l;a

fiai; the-y have grown to maturity, bilt a hundred industries and a thou- anil are still protected from aggres- sanfl markets. If it cannot get films

simi. That colonies are merely a from Germany it can get them from I burder. is a do_ctrine to which no America on France. Trade is not u t virlle und kinetic nation will sub~ rigid thing but infinitely adapted, H scribe. Like children, they are a and can adapt itself to war, and the B blessing and a burden at ons and temporary loss of our trade with '_ thi- same time. France in the Napoleonic wars was

ritirisin wc find that its deprecia- qui

The most im orfant news will “ls” Ma"-‘~ ‘ii very eilemve form of - ~ I R°“Ql"“‘l Flmf 1* lf' ”‘l’“‘li“l‘° lu

ilit

be posted on the Guardian bulletin |hA_"°‘h"` fl"i'"§ “'g“m'°"”_ is uint 2"

_ __ increasing interdependence of nation

will prevent war. It may certainly d

xcrcisc a llaclfic influence on nations, n

ents serious and crippling disputes I

fan.--illes and in business. The ti

ods of liar have been summarised

l ll _ m “ry 1’°W` connection with the Bill now before

r swilsl. o mo ern comimrce, he lm`_gl;m)_(_c"nT'mk has “heady had a this House iummled. all “gt to mm" W _md internow o{_,,t_rE_dé_and the li 0 opped off and trsm-bles orlzc nleusilres for llicicaslllg the ell- o under the shadow of things to comedective niilval forces of tha Ellipiril, to

These ~n.al1 t' .lprovldel ` '

Oned U; B@tl;_ng;;iogfdlliilyjiraliagI -lm) 'lihut froln and olit of the

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ow lies outside tliein. They have noldsnsllllduhlll I-llgvtllslvll build Uflhlldnn

_ --- hilt interilipendence will no more pre- ,h ._ _ _ er y .B P ' _ an .upp _ _ ”'

__ 2 are il. shaplllg the political future sum not exceeding thirty-five illilllon

l In conilcction with the present Eu- V'-'ll-- Wllf lJ'll~W@€ll ¢llPll1 tllllll lf Dl"@‘ of the w0,.|d_ and had an nations dollars for the pilruosc of inilllodiutc-

(mowed their example the civmsm _ly il;cli;_asllr?ii§_pt_l:_g effective mlvnl forc.

‘ on of the world might now be ‘sou ° 1°; _ _

yllllllllillf El”l1ll<lB0l”l Ol Sill -lollll DCW- 'ideas °" the “ew ‘M1001 011 me “'81” M:lhalili_n0iliiil or Oriental, and Eu-'llsr:i(lb)-i:’llh‘;lill“1}l:;d llilildlerbutllle

F0129 l”-llnhl. iiow be revolvin round Of the Governor in Council in thi

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Celebration

Aug. _18th, 19th, 20th »

We can supply in large or small quantities i'-” I a s all sizes from the small 2x4 inch

the “Aullexution" fallacy. Their roneous ideas on the methods of ride are found in what may be call-

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ungllud or 3¢a,,,b0u1_ physical force construction and cqliilnncllt, of bllttlc (,,0_ Wm always remain an “Inmate ships or armoured cruisers ol the

I _

|,l¢|,¢_ ljewm Bald is equally far removed from the re- e

of events ii- an article appearing in ,lf the .' . ‘

'ro tlccilmi that we have reached slits' ol tl-ings. A vivwre is draws ,, f

utilization of its energies, alld, England. The fallacy is, ofcourse, i wllntevcr may be said to the con- patent. One may pass over the min- I

Nrlrman Conquest, which in one much grnvsr. A, B, C, and D are all n brief dny turned the stream of Eng- pictured as wholly dependent on one

liilh civilisation from ci Scandinavian another, and, as localities, wholly D

If la true that mil- gle conln-odity (a, b, c, d). The

ifnry power does not markets are supposed to be closed t

to one another. A Glasgow suburb

1| we probs deeper into this new more tllnil compensated by the ac- B

on of lnilitary power is partly bas- oversee. It is travesties of reality

the "l.iartei' Chain" fallacy, which I

a German trader (call him A) sell-

ght through this chain and to br-

g not u shadow of advantage te e

error (though grave enough) that il units are all different and that

tradesmnn, a sliburb, _a ranch and 0 boilersboli are all heaped on top

gageii in the production of a sin-

d rlgid_ They are in reality open f

s not one industry and one market

sitinn of her trade with markets

arifument of government nd ' mllst "ll-’d‘“"'" Ur plfwemll type'

orce is to be used it must be embodi- structed und eqlliplled shull be pluc- d in the form of military pon-gr, e;_'e<_l by the (lov_el'nnr _in Council at the ,deed _.and controlled by “_ disposal of ills Maiesty for the com-

, I defence of tho Elnpirc- and

sllonslhlc and disciplined agents. ' H ll" r ~ '

to cry "llc-ace, peace," when there illiz clllvlllll 011118 (B) '-0 ll GlHS80W As an in ,_ . ~ _l (dl me “nfl ""m Shall be lmld

i.~_ no :lest-c. 'rliere is still a risk oi suburb (Bl. which sells tools lb) to ,, aggression in International policy, ull Algvllllllc I‘l1l1Cll (C). WlllUll Bellll E and the necessity of defence remains wheat (cl to 8 N¢W0l1Sl~l° l`l0ll€l`9ll0D f na grinilv insistent as ever. But de- (D). Bllfl U19 l`€5Ull9 Ol Ellgllllld 112' h fence in not the only form of mill- fearing Germany is made to vibrate f

lice of law and order, military pow- shall be constructed and placed nt ,_ Wm always rmnam an important the disposal of His _Majesty subject “notion of g0vel,mnent_ Arbitration tfziniiéhctli tcrina, conilltiilils and iir|~:ili_

8 s us may lic amused upon be

“S _l’ee"_ l"`°l’°s‘3‘1 B9 3 5“l’Btll»“l0 tween the Governor ';n Council and

or orce in international relations, His Majesty's flovcrnilicnt."

but this course will never be accept-' 'l`l1}s__wns .\'ir Robert Bui'dcii’s pro d um.cS,,,,.yed1 b th _ posa or ii., cniergcncy glift to the ve and vimeyn L no mire progress British Empire in reply to the re-

llall ("l"~ll¢9ll0l` BHYS. "ltlwollld lllcr-'ill the nzelnortlldilln from lllr. Church- ely perpetuate the existing state of 'lll, and this was the proposal which things," and finally arbitration is swvell to llflllli Ullll lll0 lllll lliélltlllg

h H, I . strenvtli of the Liberal party und ol

ma) E m ly an expression 01 re”s°",Hir Wilfred Laurier against it

an uinail affairs are not wholly V' ' , _'

0"” “"'°lher~ Tha real fallacy is controlled by reason. Nor can arma-lliilfliiildl lllellllsllllelller all-lilllibemlsl und

| H. Y, tn ilcclorn

lcnfs be condemned as unproductive lllllli 1-llel' Ill" lll lull-‘F Ol nlll fo for they fulfil a purpose of utility Brlltainw 'Hwy' :ww th"t the W1"

nd are no more intended to be pro-,d_rlm:s h.:-lve~ sounded 4 -it is luft only

ductlve in the str ct sense of the l,lllel-ills LU anguish, if 5,, y.,»,,blJ|,1y word than a canal or n railway true that Sli- Wilfred Lnurlcr is now ` rain. You cannot denounce n canal l"`0l’U"fCl lo l>Ul"Y l"»‘lll'lUlll llllllstlllllll

Or not being 8 nBh_p0nd_ and thewind iluitc with the Canurlinll (lov-

fl elastic. There are a hundred defence of goods is just B e_es |cl`lll"Plll '~ fl_0lll‘_’ cV<‘l`Yllllll15 llllfwllllc

inions ovcisen, but it won these thousand barter-chains all melting

as iheiii_ transportation. Military the Liberal orutory, ond all the

dorninions for Anglo-Saxon civilisa- in

power is not an unmixed advantage,ll1lll@l`ul illll. it wlwlot Ile denied that and is often burdensome. but tlieiwhen the. (_"“"“‘ml'l Government "'l“1”

name alll-lied to children and iliany,;”",?c't‘f&?_8l§;:;"{:n;;f_gl:`§ggl£;"'§y other inseparable adjuncts of h l ' . i

ife. The provisions dragged by the force at their command but the

bc weary Antarctic explorer overlllflll ll°y}l}‘]l':K flllllllc ll’ 5113208! lll itll

h d Pace. er policy, if they had lilly, ".2, of ent is the Navy of Great Bilitain

blit she has been peopled from ' the lll l-lle HOUR Uf Ull_llllll0llH- ea and knows that there, and there Relerenc" to the “le” °l ll‘*W“l‘l\PBl”9

alone, her greatness can be secured. that the Liberals ,Hd n ,_ ’ k 0

l 11 ll' (c) lhot thc said ships when coll-

” flllllfllt for the nlaiuten used i-nd aiiillled, and the sold ships

5 ° B 9 the Gel" quest of tbilt Empire ns contained

the plitilotic but politic llosltlon for

“ " ° s*"Y,to aid the lwlnllirc, Init, ileslrtc nll

lllllHll,Wilfred, not olll- iioiilscll it with all

their vulty durlng the time the Nov- nl Aid q\iest'1-on was under discussion

and to Hansard of that day sh w

Union §2k, Canadian or any other, to the big 15 footer for the Flagstaff.

, (Leave your order early) .

Fireworks A large fresh stock now on l the _way fr0m_ the Factory. Boating and camping L parties, supplied at special low prices, also for ' private displays. We buy from the best makers in

y America. '

y Chinese and Japanese Lanterns, for decoration ; purposes. We have ai very large stock, all kinds, ;

shapes and sizes. - l

_ Leave your orders with us early. We will set 1

aside the goods till wanted then you will not be dis- l. appointed.

, Company Ltd.

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Get an Ice-Cream Freezer In Your Home

The best way to have ice-cream is to make it your-

self, then you are sure ot it, you know what ingredients are used, you can make as much as desired and will 'cut down the cost-and our ice-cream freezers are just what you want. Call in and see them.

Shave the Lawn

Don’t borrow _your neighbor’s lawn mower, get one

yourself and_ use it. You will like the look of our smooth running ball bearing and clean shavin lawn

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