JULY 1s. 1940 ___ ..

tEFuRciiEs iomoiznolv |

CHURCH oi ENGLAND

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TTWErs csruronst

m“ (‘anon Malone. MA. L/[lifi sUNDAY SERVICES mo ||oty (Ynrnmunion. M» (‘oiitirniution Service. \VI~IEK DAYS

L THE BAPTIST CHURCH Cm" 0|’ Prince and Fitzroy sts Minister R“- lhr"?! L. Danton. 8.11. Organist and (huh-master- Jvlln liich, Iiius. Bac.

1;|5 Holy ‘Communion, except Mm, I w r “ma” m“; iii-relay at 8.15 Even-i ;',,:'>“,'|in,“t‘1‘;i1i‘|_.mi'| our. "may 7-3" l Sermon; Ti..- Minute‘,

0n Sunday at il u. m. the l). ' 5_ Centenary Service will g at St. Paul's.

ST PAUL'S CHURCH

Lnilrew (iardner. llei-ter

0 risk - Miss Lillian Earle chill!‘ Director — Albert ltiiinis ' 3.1m itniv Communion. 11:00 iloiy Communion. qm- (‘cntenarv Service oi‘ the D. w‘. cvm-idwrnnt. —'i‘iie Most Rev. John, n;](-|\t‘llll‘_\', Archbishop of Nova, sfflllll- _ | preacher -- ‘ihi- Most lteiz; [ieruvn '1‘. Owen. Primate of the i oi‘ England in Canada. ..tll'1\§[ over (TOY.

l.| '11". evening service iii Si. Elea- nnrk; uiil he himuictisi from Suin- \‘|i(‘l\ltll‘ .':t 7 I‘. iii. A >4. '1'- l.\'l.'t{\'ll(il)l.'_ \\'k'.'l.L'i)IllE____ a _ ..____

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Bliss Bonilce Ward,

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(‘losses of the Church. 5mm] meet In connection Wm, and in“ 1ii"tlllllt‘l_\' following ti“; mum“. service. ‘g

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Daylight Snvlnigp “Thing gfifmlliilr; Dlinister.

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Kent Street Roi’. ltoseoe “j Nit-i», ,\_[;__ B1)“ ' st

Mini, er ("t-ldlllst - Mrs. Leigh Diiigivell

PR E E R | "llgigtibl-Q-Cllll. Zllurniiig Worship ' s? muss chnficu -.,,,§‘{§','f"" Search 01*“ Mow

n“. iuu-fllrvlrrlilil (Jhiireh iii Canada Powiiol Street

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Public “Wirshlp jiurtillifi at lllevcn. and Evening it ‘i’\\'ii o'clock. nowiiiig i'rc:u-'icr--'l'iu~ Biinistcr. 1h.- i-fvenliig hcrviee aviil in‘ u brm uzt -timi- service of litter- » ipvitm, .\'o sermon. "loriilit; liitislc: 5p! - "(Ind is .-\ Spirll"~h_v Van i) ~-‘..y Mrs. Sent Fulton. ‘ ElITlILQVIJS and Visitors (‘ortiially Invited. ,__.__-—.-—-—Z-—-Z-< [ION PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH rrlncahmil Grafton Street liiinister G. (‘iirlyie Webster Miss Rena Wood ING \\'Ol{$li!l' llztltl A. Ill. Theme: “The Un- lhnngltig ClIFlFiL" lhmns: 31, 791. 321. 254. ‘i‘i‘.ll Solo: “O. Lorri Most. Ilol_v.", >-i'riiii~k. Miw th-riui iliiestis. l{\'| ING ‘VORFIIIF \ . Theme: “The lioziil to

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ilvnins: 600. I95, 675.

Baritone Solo:

Iltr. Roy Smalimah.

The Sabbath Selinol meets nt ten felock.

1t.‘ God shall supply all need according to ills riches Iory hv Christ Jesus."

‘ou pill receive a cordial rvclcnine at Zion.

international At A l tilance

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iiiiiq servipi- will he ‘us- missed this Sunday evening to ut- tend tiic service which l5 held at the Young People's Camp M, liriirleiieil. iirive (lotvii and bring n PM‘ load with you for this service.

UNIIED CHURCH 0i CANADA TRINITY UNITED CHURCH Prince Street Illiiiisti-r Rev. liiieh Miller, “A” n_[)_ .'\.\Sl\l.'lli1 n". Dflnfllil C. Booihroyd BA. Organist A. Roy Kendall, i..It.A.1\1., A.A.G.O. 11-00 n. iii. Piihllc Worship and

Stiriday School. S"rntt\i|: "H!ITYILYTHJNS." itev. Dilllillll t‘. Boothroyd.

Anthem; “(i011 5o 14w“; The ‘lmrliv- — — — — —- --Staiiier 7-litl p-III- Puhiie Worship, .\nliiei-i' "0 Lori-d ~- __

'.\'.-iiiiou: ' Till} Lorin-s si ‘Elli’ llrv. llugli Miller.

QIlILAgSIE T0

(Cotttluitcchfrzg tinge 1)i

be made Willi Ros Blrru and Eth.

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Brwabeba Arrigut “in

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tun" tllllitlg y il(‘.—

i.\ s the Italians in Ethcptn."

.\l‘r. Butler said it was impos.

stble to give further details oi’ the Government's shift of policy. Bri- tziin led the move for‘ economic

3- ______ sanctions rteatnst italv wimp Mus- Bv Tho Canadian Press “lllY-l“ l!“ ~ lull ‘llcd into Eth- 1.0.\'l)t).\'.-l£icveii Nazi bombers lflH-I- bu’ i "ocntvcd the Ililian

iliot ilowii; RlAvl"I raids Nazi poiHIS lll Ynuicc Holland imil (je an)‘; removal oi children to (‘ianzi illlllt

conquest in t. I18 Sclassic has u-vst cnd hotcl

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Yiiitieit States "postponcil," iiritishlTtah-‘s declaration of war mzntnst

government recognizer: italic. Selas-

iie us Emperor oi Ethiopia. Vltifll’, fiaiicc.—(‘iiict' of State

Pctuiii iiiimcs caiiiinei. for totalitar-

liili France, Pierre Laval gets virr- r

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presidency, l .-lNKAitA.—Turkey‘s Premier tells. Notional Assembly nation is in no

Served

Eritrea, Tlilllfil . ,, - , o

QUEEN HOTEL imwlv tvon fnlvllinltls __ w‘?lginqnhllltlnlnollieffigrztlllhgienoi 1:003“ “Tnl "AT" pfinmllhml" l?" I “m” scnttul tudttsttslcs. a list of which Ii0'l‘ axn com \\'.\'i'i5it T‘ W‘ t-‘P l. w- {no dccl for cacti lliilflt‘. Private Phones in All ltouins .5" lllnmwh ‘n? f. m,“ m, n . _ clue u. t. {also bit‘ 1l7'-"lt\'-_7l¥

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Most Modern And Uo-To-Dute l Ballroom 3 East ol Montreal ‘- O. K. Presby and h's Novelrecrs Duncing—-9-—l2

Standard Time

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llricd tut-r l-lnm l'er lb. For YOUR Order, Phpric 3| J. M. ROOF, Prop. Market Building

New Dome Ballroom l

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‘ Til!‘ vi ifithicntatfl :11’- nitirt . !"ill.’l‘i cor .1." .s tveuirl an furl to the surcnrlittg

. -.s of Wit-t‘ in Africa. The ilrcs cf friuinar roach across some 2.0M miles o! aim-baked flos-

“Yl "ml MM hlfhlalld-Y frpm m" "I‘ is not. the intention to 5e‘. Mt"? tcr ntccti ~'ttitl:cn::t\vard to m, - n35 m- m ha". (hi. jmtqo l!” “i ~ * 05"“? i~c pcrsnnnl evidrncc." Mr.

‘mqlmll NW1“ 51rd. rcizdirnl a lcttrz" o.’ “f 1'~“‘<‘<l from which is being scat out M m‘ p“““‘ to iufilzcs concerned.

cud airports in Ewn. the Surlrin,

., ,t"c.n:ta, Kcnva and‘ British Som-

iiosiitity To iieiuy lloiced gt liens Press

units. wl-TYF . u. at z»-

diela vvdl developed in

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vruposzil by \",.c.- a‘. for fonuaticn stunt-Fascist

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WiNNiPi-ZU. ~iltllym i2 --_ tcr»_ RIPlKWPSfi coztztttlctis remained about fllli[|"l throuehottt Canada this ficcortlinf: to the “Willi? ed today by ll" , .\tcu's Trust As- ,._ .;...o-p (“llo lrui; rznrqcd from u]... ftlr" to "falrfv mod."

Rpinft trad». rcmaincd steady in theligitlmcs

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Island Handicraft gwq-iwliviivq in Afuliiins, Hooked lllztis,‘ Rugs, Pottery. Lace Work. lH-iintiutrs an. iiwn Mull-t

Idirnd Woriuiiunsliip SEE otut niarmv 7S Grafton Street. lliliitisll” Prince Edward The-rive Charlottetown. l'.l'l.l.

London since ,

The tieiitral Guardian

This ' l: ronrvel tel- invn cl local interest hat adv el a‘ nuvny nature 5a be a able in advance.

CONFEDERATION LIII IN ANCE. 1,939.1.

City Taxes ends Monday, Jul ' 1 th. L-{tM-l-IO 5t.‘

SECOND INSTALLMENT tyl Tam must i» cam by July you w‘ receive discount. 114924- -l Li

HEAR ‘rill "Voice o! the d Ores!" on tho air every B f mum from 6:50 to 7:00 Atlantcl standard Time. L-46

ARRIVED YESTERDAY, -Ca.r I 2000‘ tons high Erode Welsh Hai- I 508-. how dlschorguig at A. Picka (g _Co s, Householders should orde l IIIPH‘ siiDliiy now. L-432—7-13-3i. '

cicutiiirnw. 9411i BmTnnAi/p —Mt's. Pin! rncue Bqvlan received the ‘ct)l’l,°,'i‘llllillill0n_g of he;- many rclzitives and friends on her birth-l our. ittrs. Boylari celebrated her tWh lhrthdziv on Friday, Julv 12th. N the orcscnr time she is enjoy- i cowl ticaltlt. and is living with ' ' P. Airs. W. J. Luwlor, Eus-

PERSONALS

_!\Ir hfurcliison Gordon. of pin p.

Ap- lload iinri Mr. ‘ix-e Boultcr, of izietttt-tottwi. left Tktttrsdav morn- for Halifax, NS.

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Mr. and Ntrs. Robert Cairns, ‘Toronto, and Mr. and Mrs. Imrntiel \‘.'vl)r‘tr, Boston, are visiting Mr.

and Airs. Scott Cairns, Dutistaff- llftfit‘. All" -P.';irl Lu ilo. and Miss

Helen Costello arrived hcme from Newton, 11358, to slwnd their sum- mer \'.lt‘. .llS with their mother, Itlrs. .. Costello, Elmwoc’ .

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(Cmntlnucd trom pnize t) __

dcpartnunt. which 111K191‘ Mr. Gar- din r. will dlrcct the rcsti l‘.“‘.l(‘l‘..

After puss-ht: the act the ifousc rcsc to iccoittcnc later. The aci- is cxticctcd to lwcome law late totiight. after it has lxcn dcbatcd bv the sen-ate mid then tritcii rovni scttt, alnuir with the hill esfltifisit- 1m: :1 scp-trit‘: ti:i\'.\' department 1ll‘i(lt‘l‘ Hon. Auqtts Mricrioitalti uho !‘(‘Sl§.'llt".(l the Nova Scotin premier- ship to take the portfolio.

Mr. Gardiner outlrncd thefiopera- lion oi’ the YPEl atiou after his vigor and tit-stat‘. . t: ability hart been tirniscti from all sidrs o.’ the lion c.

R£“flf.ll‘.'ill(ill would l3l")li.'ll)l_\' b.“- gfn on Ivionduy, Aug. 19. and con- tinuc for three or four dav he said. The ficSlJJIillCi" of mcni Pnrliatitv" in llfiliilllfi re" hart iron o? wired and h‘ t‘. (‘ll to have ttumrs of till rt tram b_v sItlilYilfiY niulif.

A'l pcrsons nbowxe 113 years would be rcqtiired to resistor, Copies would be mode by the gvagistrar in, tlto local polling booth of the wg-

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irtrv/iott" c!‘ vii ‘Yfifiitlllfi lxttvvcti . ‘.11 finri -i \"s of 1W“. 'i‘lic oi. no‘. 1f )ll vat‘.'i<

would llt‘ s ‘gs-gllllll‘ for llWCO“."lliiPll(‘\'.\\'1i0ll’i turn tvculcl FPtlfl thcrn to the dcnilnllvn l)lii‘~‘.‘1ll

ct‘ sin .:c.-: in Ottawa. Thu»; slid M: (ilt""llt‘l‘ thcrc would b-- lctv ' ll"(‘.‘§ copies of‘ the c : ' "l rttwi ~13

of

. p the cm ‘ituciicjv li classify all tivsc cards as rltrriblc for immed- iate or postponed training. ‘

"Nzitttrally we will only be able to otttltnc laroad principles and the _1ti";:r- will have to apply the some u. the individual ease," he addi- firl. 'lhc iudcc would havcihcse prin- gtptpm the hat. or (\,s_$t‘llllill industiuts. ‘Uni individual reutstrtitioti eat-d and "ntiv wrnteti representations that his dhc person registered) cmPltfY- cv mar sec fit to make" before tum. to ‘nruz- his classification. e (‘litrttll it e turtles r0 _ ,',t'tl]il‘.‘ oi (Ianartzi uilt h: that an inticpcii nt trthu-

- it with iuduudunl cases fled the iiian nsoithcr initucr’ ' postponed. "in tits not‘, no umiuc, improper prt :,~u r tun he hrnu ' h_\' any llPl" _i:\‘ll l‘\ lt,i'.c :\ p llillll“ plnvcfl m. iftn‘ t hc said.

1i . iutdiv, motif‘ his aitivumce- wort in n tints!‘ only sparsclv fili- c;l umuv mcuthers huvine it'll llifll‘ scwts u" cu it, aopcnrcd the House mic-tit not. ~‘ 1 at ti pm. which for thc tn-ut fc Fridavs has meant, ad- louriuucnt tor the work-end. Some icfl to catch trains home,

The ministers words formcd the ntcst dctnitvct nnnlvsis of the 20v- cvnmcitlis rt istrittlrvti and mobiliz- at'm1 plans elven out so far.

l-ic sfilfl thc question of when n mun was: c:tl‘crl would (icillfnfl ti" urhcther his tmmo was on the imme- (time m‘ poatpnvncd list

Thcsc cards. iv-opcrly classified, will ticcn uo with the report of the local judizc to ihc control tudec. The central ludtze will classifv them in arm groups. bv rears. and $0 “ill know how ntuny vounrz m?“ NWT!‘ arr: in each province from 21 yours tin i mcdiatcly available for mili- tarv rntninz. He ivould til-HO KYWW the number bv ages on the postpon- ed list.

"when we are notified by tiw miiltorv authorities that. a certain number of men are required —t\ll(l it must be renumbered that thc=e men nro rcqtiircd for military traili- trvz. not for mllttnrv service -thcn it... (gentrnl tudzc will do to his re- cord and call tin the requisite num- hcr from tlo 21-year-old class in the immediate list. and will rm on from yczu- to rear until the rcqtiircd

numb!" hue en ca ed up," said lilo minister, Mr (Tm-diner said provision

would llilVf‘ in be made for dcnltun will, the (‘lif‘l"~‘ c’ men coming of nltl‘ nftcv ri-itlslrutlnn.

p “u. u.» 'Jt:\'|'t'limt‘iil.'8 desire that s manv ,llitlv,i': oi‘ the stipcrior m‘ 1.. ‘riot courts as timsiifc be owl 71ml ouiv u-twn such judec-s \\'l‘l'i‘ not nvatiiihii- should police m-vtistvntcs he cnllcrl noon.

Prnfldcrl ffli“ u stntoment. as to the w tintltt" of ll‘ll'\.t‘t‘.:t'.§. the minister mm tic cw not thick nnv would ho

w‘ un 'i"‘uc"" wcu" it" a Fond er

DISCOUNT on second install nt, cu th

tiled Gross ‘Executive

=~--=- ~ w». Holds Meeting

At a meet “ditto hemitive o!

the Prince rd Island Division

o Canadian Rad Omen 50- ¢ietv held at the Provincial Orifice on Friday the tlollovwink ivwluttvn was moved by Mr. R. H. R089". heartily eeeonded by Mr. D. A. Maxim-nan and prwented to w. c N. Bloom:-

u N. Bissctt, to an important post- tioii in the service or the Eastern Trust Company. which necessitates hi5 removal to Montreal. deaire to extend t0 M3". Blsaeti; their hearty congratulations and to record their great appreciation o! the services he has rendered to this Division during the years lie has been as- sociated with the Red Cross in Charlottetown. Mr. Biasett. hackl- ways been ready to undertake any duties committed l0‘ him u l. member or! this Executive and the benefit, oi’ his-sound judgment was always eagerly naught in our de- liberations. The Executive greatly regret not only the loss o! h val- uabie services but also the sever- ance o! the delightful personal re- lations tho/t. have ever marked hi: association with this Division, and offer hiin their heartiest. wishes for u long life of success and happiness."

The Honorary Secretary, Mr. 170E915. read a letter from Dr. F‘. W. Routleyl, National Commis- sioner, containing the information with regard to the programme "The Voice o! Red Cross" which ts in g0 on the air for the first time on Stitidai‘, Jul_v 14th, from 6:50 to 7;0O p. m. Atlantic Standard time over tiie CBC. network. This prosgrzintmc will be heard at. the some time everv Sunday night and branches and working units H11‘ fHiYi-“Pri to tell their members to rcnd in aiiv questions concern- in: Canadian Rcd Cross that they would like unswcred on this pro- illTimlflB for the benefit of the public.

Mrs. J. H, McQuaid. Chairman o! the Women's Wor Work Com- mittee, reported imviiiq visited the

Smurfs and Stimmcrside Branches and told the meeting about the Sisters of Martha at Mount St.

Mmys u-ho have undertaken to do n-ll the laundering of mode up sun- plies-sheets, piliotvcases. towels. hospital bcdgotvwis, etc. Mrs. Mc- Quolrl also slated that 30 cases of coeds containing some 5.335 articles had been shipped to Slough, Eng- land, through the port, of Halifax, and that 4.495 knitted articles had been supplied to men on active service in the army, navy and air- furcc. 425 blankets for refuszees or incnltal use have been forwarded t l this province.

The nint-tcr of the issuance ot’ mrmits to all those conducting Rco Cross benefits o1’ any kind was broivrh‘ up. In accordance with 211-: \Vat' Charities Act permits mic? be OlllfllllCfl for all these rvents and mar be secured frcin the Provincial Division in Char- lcvctotvti or from one of the foi- touring B-racchcs: Summerside, Albcrton, crLeary. Georgetown. sane-ts or Hunter River. rva< never-i that coin con- bc {7l.tt‘(‘(‘l in tcurist homes u“. tltc province in the no '>‘:\‘ sonic rcventtc for the .ctv‘< tvnr work might be ob- gntticzt in this manner. _

luccdv announccd that a (‘zimpattzn Committee "he Naticn . Red Cross “lai- be liVillCllSd on $i‘ll"llll)"l‘ 93m. itrid been atl- lrolntr"! and that a meeting 0i the itl"l‘.‘.lit"‘.'.< would take place at. the Rcd ("moss on next Tuesday even- lm, Jttlv 16th

Senate Passes Bill Providing New Dept.

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OTTAWA, July 12 —(CP)- The bill creating a Department oi’ Na- tional War Services passed third rcitditi: in the Scnate late tonizht having received similar treatment hi tltc I-iottse of Commons.

Passaut‘ oi the bill, setting up the Ilimrtmcnt to (‘o-ordinate var- ious war services and the first job of which will bc the national r uv-ution of manpower. came 10s.. than an hour before midnight.

it follotvcd a session of debate that at. times waxed hot.

During debate Hon. J. G. Gard- tncr who will be Minister of the new department, took a seat on the floor of the senate chamber to utd tfrit'a‘t‘i‘ilil"ill lcaticr Dandurand in :\tts\ rin»: qucstlous.

P: ccdcut was shuttered by Mr. Gardiner sitting at the right hand of Government Leader Dandur- and. Hoacvcr, the Minister did not tmswcr questions directly but gave fits information to the chamber through the Government. Leader.

During debate Conservative Leader Meiglicu critlclrcd the gov- ernment cxclalming "When are we going to get. through with eo-or- dtnnttrig and get down to tight- lug?"

Government Leader Dandurand charged the Conservative leader with bcinrz partisan. He thought. the Conservative leader “had been lonlg enoiich u-kth us to shake oft h.s par y pins on.‘

“H: dammed everything v.1 lid and made no constructive sugges- tions." said Senator Dandurand.

Senator Mcitziicn betzan by say- ing that "as visual" this blli pro- vided for a. new department, rvith all its parriphcmalia. in the isst war the izovcmment had not creat- ed new departments day by day-

It had not. needed anything like this. The bill provided two depu- ties for the department. What was t-he mutter he asked. "Why collid- n‘t they net. on tn the old way?

The deputies had been well ch05; en. he said. "for pdtticai VUYDOBQQ. and asset-tied that. the course oi Hon. .1. G. Gardiner. minister dcs- ignctc, of the new department, zvaa

Exes-tit for the piovistn for

Except for the provision for‘ thc new minister and the (lenulir-t. Senator Mehzhen mild, the rcinotn- dcr of the bill was unnecessary.

"Most oi‘ the stuff we're izettinu is just. show, Just a cover-tip for what hasn't been time." the 0on-

tvc i d» d larcel

tlons should be made. Mr. Gardiner emphasized that the

lllllillttil in Ottawa lu the first in- stance to determine how clelsiitca-

mcstmtlon was or all the people oi tinned;-

THE CHARPOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

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the prospect of a haven from war.

Another oi the scvcrzil ships in the arriving convoy lay ju~t with hundreds

astern, mo“ ‘evacuees" aboard. An our’; mcntcd immigration and cus-

toms staff worked at top Stuvul to clear passengers, but riizlnv ceemed fated to spend another night on ship.

in the passenger ll=t tvrre in- ternationally - known name-s.- Sir Norman Angeli, llr' ish author and lecturer, ;\l'i~'ll¢ Mauroli, C_.B.E., French attth- .01‘, Andre Gcraud Wltnse poli- tlcal commentaries in the Frcvtvh press appeared tinrlcr the pcn~ name "Pertinax," A. Leger, undersecretary for foreign if- falrs hi theTormer French Gov-

ernment and others. ‘were were. to". abfutt 2m (mo..- diari soldiers rcbtlrnlnrr to ‘he m- minion, Canadian and ti. ‘

But the r,utli_zht sxvurg '0 the children and restcd there. _ "w, liner came sIOtVlV up llln or, they lined tho rail thrcc and fr deco and 881M’! and cliec rd. the ‘Whole 0i’ the s? ,1‘ ‘ $<-‘-'\i"‘f‘1.\' an adult inf" .1?" soon.

Then, as tugs writ-pm‘.

PLE DGES

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whim of a bell-appointed or auto~ tfdtli.‘ government. while in the pre- ‘i; tase the prohibitoiv lav." is l .- .\t'll—iillp0S(.‘£l by the ma- t the democratic voters. 1'. us». przmuple of dcmocrivt t: that the wit. of the . snail tireviiti, und the Pro- (io\ernineiit has thercfoie riiaihe hut. to accept. the o: the tilebisntc as amon- ' '1 nun-c vzfzurotu. and et- orwmciit n1 the Prohi-