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PNUICCM-Major A. A. larillfl ‘ ,

and Fublieher: Aaeoelate ldloori _ lilrllutl. ` » D. K. Ourrla;

_ he Guardian has a dall_y laaue of over 9,000, guaranteed the Annual Audit of the Audit Bureau of Olrcuiatione.

._ Guardian la read by practically everybody who nan ln the Province. _

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LETTERS _T0 SOLDIERS

-It has been said over and over again

that one of the things most desired by Can adian soldiers, next to victory, is letters from home and home friends. The an- nouncement that a Canadian mail has ar- rived is received among Canadians with a feeling of expectancy that shuts out even the interest in _ flying shells and bullets. When each has received his _share there is a feeling of satisfaction that carries them buoyantly on till the next mail day. But who can picture the disappointment of the poor fellow whose letter-has not come. We are told, and we believe, that tears have been shed by men who know no other fear than that there would be no news from home. __ The great majority of our boys receive their letters regularly from home and friends. There are others who do not and one of the greatest kindnesses that could be handed out to these would be a letter or a little parcel of eats from some one in the home land.

We have just received a letter from a

young man whose address is “Reg. No. 92752,lGr. Charles H. Misener, 2nd Sect., 2nd Canadian D. A. C., B. E. F., France,” who asks for letters from Charlottetown. He left here in 1915 and has been in France for two years. He says, “I would like to

hear from some of the people of Charlotte- 9

town.” We do not know the circumstanc- es that prompted this pathetic request for letters from home. What we do know is that he asks for them and it will be a little matter for some of our readers to oblige him while it will be a great thing for him. We trust there will be a generous and lib- eral response. A few letters, a few par- cels from the many will be an act of kind- ness and patriotism. Do it today.

' ‘ A VOICE OF THE EBIPIRE

_ A Boston correspondent and subscriber asks us to reproduce the following editorial from the Boston Monitor, which we do with pleasure: ‘

f_'_'I_‘he speech delivered by Sir Robert Bor- den, at the luncheon of the Canadian Club, inf London, on Thursday last was as force- ful-‘and thoughtful as all his utterances are. Itfyvas, however, tinged with a confidence which the Prime Minister of Canada has

nog felt justified in impressing on his words bef-_ore. Sir Robert is one of those who

hage never for one moment doubted the en ' of the struggle, because he has been one of those who have understood not only their justification for this struggle, but the temper of the nations engaged in it. But helhas never before seen the end so clearly as ,he sees it today. What, of course, has given Sir Robert this confidence in the coming end of the strife, is not merely the entrance of the United States into the war, butthe whole-heartedness of that coun -» tryfs effort. Figures everybody knows 'can be _made to mean anything. Lord Salisbury, whenihe was Prime Minister of England, declared, in a caustic sentence, that there were .three kinds of lies: lies, accentuated lies, and statistics. At the same time th-ere cannot be a peasant in Germany, much less a-general, who does not understand the lan- guage of statistics as interpreted by Sir Robert when he declared that “the splendid yolitlrof the United States has lately been disembarking, on the shores of Great Bri- ta_i_n'and France, at the rate of 10,000 a d_ay_” Germany, headded, if she were well advised, would take notice of this. But, un- fortunately, Germany has apaprently pass- ed _the stage when she is capable of doing anything except of increasing the moment- um-*of her own ultimate collapse.

_'It 'is safe to say that no statesman sees this more clearly than the Prime Minister' DffGanada. How a statesman of the experi-

of Lord Lansdowne can have joined- ranks of the pacifists, who imagine that

to reason with German , it is

to see. If 'it could ossibly be

Germany was being driv- _ under the revolvers of a

as has been the case Tzechol'-Slovak

of meh

'like Lord Lansdow§s__and

_ dfgiald. But__Sl1‘ _aim

__ _ _ __. ri c enumera ion o ermany’ c es ""l»"”°"°" ’°" ‘°°""°’°") iealt with this very contention add expos:

‘d the futility of it These crimes mi h

*.1* - ' '. . . r ' ~

uonoue zum use when i.. e....¢,_ iid indeed, he insisted, result from. the if 'run

U,-gh, __ _ _ ~ _§1igh'ambiti0n5 gf the Kgiger and th¢'m?H;_ this week was the Doi-mal opening oi allot thle city, Senator 'l‘liomp|on._o! D- _.L_ » _ _ “___

' i: ‘ - the new Cuavaleeoent Home for Holi Fredericto N. B., Mr. and M . 0. n "' f"°° ‘ “f

i A ` '

economic pressure after the war. It is no c

the banks, and in the commercial offices 0 the Germans abroad that the Wilhelm strass foun th m chiner for hee ab

about the downfall of the democratic insti tutions of the world. _

made such things realizable. _ This meth

to come by night into this same Rhine val

be inhuman, and, in an almost ludicrou

agreement. _Of course they qnickly learn

has passed entirely out of the hands of Ger

might learn the real meaning of 'the hor

will.

rehabilitation. But he is far too brillian

imagine 'that the mere word of a beaten na tion is to be taken for repentence, or tha

_.._.___0_____ Norms

*midst

esh humanity- The war was really Won a tour of Canada and has been enter-i

rors they had forced upon the world when they sought to subject the world to their

Not that it must be imagined, for a sin-

gle moment, from this, that Sir Robert has any intention or desire of preventing the rehabilitaion of Germany. In common with all the statesmen of the British Empire and the United States, he desires to see that

a statesman, and far too true a thinker, to

The Marne is a very little stream as we

E-»__measure such things here, but wide enough

mig i and deep enough to cover many German

military reputations. »

if received by His Honor Sir John Hen

onceivable that they mean to pursue “'13 W*1__>_='°__S“°:°':_‘h° Prius: 1:0 W

(1 ° ° ' SU _ W B R OYBPHIXIBH OIIBG. Germany with malignity, but they have _,__ _“___ __ __ _

. . . - rt ill realized that it was in the consulates, in ,M2 ;"g____;f_ ofamff; _:__ of; _

'~ _ . ' _ _ e a a __

_ , _ _

f sion

Word has been received in St John

e d e a y t st _

Eshgieiit of its colossal skein of mental §__B__ ’:_;’:;“___i‘_f“’_;;°‘;‘____‘:_‘_::~ on age with which it attempted to en-

23d. Prince Arthur is now making

on the day that the mesmerism of the Bu- toinoq everywhere in n manner nest reau of Enemy Phychology was finally ov-_ HHS r°v=l¢v~ The democratic wr erwhelmed, and nobody knows this better "'°’ °' “‘° 'B"“‘“"~ ”““"’° 1"" “Y” than the wielders of those occult influenc- b°°“ ’°’“""' "“‘ h” '“°’°“°°d "“

public esteem and honor since the

s which have been working unseen to bring ,,,,,,e,,, ,,,,,. .,,,,g,,,,_ P,,,,ee A,,,,,,,. _,,__2

- Connaught is the only son of thc

‘Duke of ‘Connaught who is dearly be

As for the actual crimes committed by `°"°“ "Y ‘h°-¥’°°P’° 01"” D°'"‘“‘°"

Germany, they are, of course, merely the `l'mC_§‘_§'_ff_°,°HJ‘:_';__j“_:;___‘_‘;";f;"“ff_;;‘:_';f result of a method of thinking which has _d ,, bam ,,, ':,,,,'m,,,,,,,, ,,,,p,,e,,,,,,

- -f the British Government. _ _`

od of thinking is perhaps best illustrated in _ ' ' °

the behavior of the Rhenish towns. So C°’°“°' A' E- ‘"5" ‘S °’“’°°‘°° long as the Zeppelins were end-eavoring to ‘_fZ'“wf‘_fg_;;“‘:__;; ‘f_j‘_1'__°“;_f"_'__;‘_;‘_‘_‘;_ strew_ desolation'_through English towns" __¢,c,,,,,,,,,, me, _"hh, '_,,.,,‘,,,,,,,,,,, ,,f,; and villages, the inhabitants of the Rhine _=onoo. Among onions oxpooioa ini

valley regarded the attempt as legitimate C1=“f|°f¢el°wI1 “Devi _the eww time _

Wad-‘aI.e_ But when the aeroplanes began are Mrs. (Lieut.) Cosh and her young__E__¢_i___se_¢;'_l_i3i_; ;i_i_;<_:_¢:_n_1_;i_;'_<i.!_§i:_i;i;._--__Sgul_ll:;i_; _

_ _ _ ' _ e e e ` lme at Gregor‘s Hotel, Brackley Pt. _ ` _ _ '

ley, the_bombing of towns, the legitimate The ,,,,,,,,,,,,. h,,..,1,, 8,., pretty won" ' ' ° ' `“ bombing, that is to say, of railway stations, crowded uno moon., one mo son factories, and barracks, was discovered to View S°“fi=» is °1°°°‘U“S\Y P°P“""

son.

S as B. holiday resort. Among the visit

_ . . . . ti. = c 1. s. ii.

panic, the once belligerent civilians 'began §’f_f______§_';__"_;_ ‘_’_’;°_§‘;'_f__;‘__'__°N___'_'_‘_ H________ to beseech the Government in Berlin to M,,,g',,,,,, ,md Mme, C,,,,,,,,, _,,,,,; terminate all such efforts by' a common moo; Hoo. ivi. one Mrs. iviooi<ionon_

- Mrs. F. P. Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. W.

ed that this could not be. The mastery of "*A“"°"- M"_““° M” Edwl” A.'““’“

- ~ ~ and children, Miss Elaine Altken_ .Mr.`

the air, as Sir Robert Borden pointed out, _md Mm G__ W_ H________o__ and ____m__

' Mrs. nrtlett, Mrs. G. F. Blanchard,

many into the hands of the Allies, with the Mrs. W. s. stewart, Mroli. ia. ia. Mo- I‘€Sl1ll1 that, as he Said, even if the war could _________________ 1’l0l`, be Carried into Germany by land 01° Sea, R Y V-My-'_' """"""""""" it_ could still be hurled upon her from the " 'W * * ‘* * '* '* * ‘* ‘° * '* * * air, with the result that those who had re- _:_ DAILY SELECTIOIIS FOI u Joiced over the martyrdom of other nations ip -

GQQIC

CUIEDIIH IEIDEIS

Furnished by Vi. I. Leuaea

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T0 MEET IN HEAVEN

ei r in e

To meet in Heaven! how sweet the

thought

When llfls short years are past,

No more to weep, no more to part,

To meet in Heaven at last. '

t To meet in Heaven! 0 blessed thought

All care all sufferf|_'ig_ o'er.__ Meet in the mansibiihlof the Bies’t,

And love forevermore.

the_men who have held up their hands to `

their “Kamerads”, and then shot those “Kamerads” in their backs, are to be ac- cepted unconditionally as “Kamerads,” by the great free nations, simply because they choose to belong t_o institutions which are called by socialistic or democratic names. As Sir Robert himself finally summed the matter up, “Let Germany prove herself re generate by works and not by words alone. Let_ her cast out the_ unclean spirit of mili- tarism and the sordid lust of world domin- ation. I_iet her make such poor coinpen- sation as is hum'anly possible for the horror and suffering she has wrought. Then we shall listen to her. Until then let her i name be anathema.”

0! Him Who died _to save.

Be this our hopepour anxious care,

To mast beyond the grove.

1 .i l

And one of the elders answered.

ard arrayed; in white robes? and whence came theyff “

And I said unto him, Sir, thou know-

est. And ho said to me, These are they which came out of great _tribul~ ation, and have washed their .rohse, andmnde them white in tho.-,lilood of tho taint. _ _ '_ "

Therefore are they before the

throne of God, and-servo Him day and night in His temple; and he that nit-

teth on the throne shall dwell among them. ; - _ _

They shell hunger no more, neither

thirst any more; neither shall the sun light on them, nor any heat.

For the Lamb wlilchis in thé midst

of the throne shall feed them. and shall lead' them u`iito_ living fountains of wntdra; and Bod shall wipe away all lean' from thefreyse.

_ _:

To meet in Heaven; around the thiliio

saying unto me, W'|li"a.t are these which.

event of l1\I°r»i'¢‘.°0»‘¢¢dy. Mr. ma im. 'ix ir. leon-in.

ary caste, but it must not be forgotten ___ ____ “~ " ,,,,, you ,,,,,, ,,,,,, M...

ll l hat they could never have been committed mif: °`;',,°,;n‘;,n;°'f_f_’_‘;:':_"y’_:‘_'f_df;1“;’° ,Y cF';°_'ff_'_‘ §_‘_:"‘2,f,'_‘_‘:_'f_'f_‘:;°':_f__, £2, rongioni, moron, .ooioi

' 1

ad not the leaders of the German people oo.. ».oooo.i_.i.......~_ooo fnoom' ic mio. or if-.o.io»io.oo_ Nia.. io.. °'i°_W °=.1=_°f °°=1°“' °"° succeeded in casting over them an unholy ooomioo or__ioqn_i~oo».nip tango. bv, sums, of iiooozon, io. one un. c. v1“°'_ Y°“- °_l'°"°“*’

;pe1]t0 which they had entirely v°]unta1-ily the Daughters ol the Empire to the L. 'Clever and Mrs. J. 0. Cramer of ;`__°_:|‘_‘_*_‘_'_°_;e.°'_l:____eh°a ;_§_____ed_ __ mbrnitted_ AS a result nothing that has yet four V.__A.__D.'i; _who are _expected _New Jerl0Y. Mr. and _Mrs. E. A. De ’__._°____ “tn your _________ _.____y;_ ____ happened, on the battlefields of Europe,_ ;’,f_h’u_';";'°’°'°°““' I“’°°°`~` l_‘°'““' °! M°“f'°:". o pseudonym. D ' ”

. . . cgi mentioned very _ _ ,.__ _ _ _ 023 been Of 3 Sumclently V°1¢9»m° Tl3t\11`0l§° interestm .aadree|oe_ were rivoo-_nit nov."i:». Abbott smith. who ima ' _ _'“"-" __ break the spell. Nevertheless the time is M... c. iioagooo, aogonr or our mmornzoo cnnron_ormn¢1ooa_im:- .“!_l‘¥ 13°* 'P'--_'F[_l°_c4'v’ ‘A '"0 __ _ ___ vp roaching when the_S ell be broken; Chhrluttetbwll ChBp_tBr, MIB! »'I‘0dd,' |lllol_ of G00l‘gel0lYll Bhd Cllérry' Vll_~ seventy "fr"'”' _I “peek or n-Pdf' t°"'~"‘ '-‘ “ ' _ _ _'-

_ _ ,, leave him a lot of work out doors if

Ottawa. and Mrs.__B_|¢88r. -wife of ley during the'sum@r, leaves on ref “"__m° °hm‘_\'°'-l 1 '"9" °" mad' °". m ~ | ~ .- ' -

__ ne phase _of the spel , however, though ____ _________ Gene _ __ ___ om _ ___ _ ___ __ ___ _ ___m,_ wwe ,hm ____ not _my _,eww iooroo... no crop uni ¢oi..__$,_,,_,,

:ir Robert did not allude to it has been __ § "‘ '““" “""' ““‘“ *_° “°“ 9* °“ °“ “Y "1"" B`» ____ __ that ________', C__________y_ __ ,_ whole zahioo. ‘.Weii~`iooy_.';g_g,,m,_

_ _ _ f ot of whom have been spending'ii as lii's son. who has been in Salonlkl - _ __ . _ - ~ _ » f ' f' _71'0k`-9n- It IS the Phase which held the Al’ holiday on the Island. The tea ln coli* for three years ls returning to Canada USM- “W .3 !_°Pd_ 'hllblt W j_°\¥m}'°_°°-'[§_':_:£a"g_:Eg;.!;_%;“';__t£? .led p0W6l`S largely m€SYl`l€I‘lZ€d b6f0I‘e the nectlon with the ceremony under the on- three weeks’ leave. I do theslme thing except vihen enér-~n__ay' ___e_________ __o_-______m_e__._ ______¢§}°!__~ $3!

_ German propaganda, The world does not nnnrse nr Mrs. won.) s. rt Jenkins. _ ° ° ° ¢°¢°" °“ °°‘“° °'_°"'°""_"‘“* "° »“_° , ,,,.,, _.ch _ fr - ~ r -9

8 all" 'Y Yi" .fn\fs__¥1ind

_ ~ _ w ro ci 1 d <1 ui v. A. D.” A ui ummm- i itors in the we v_/hom I ness. It ls a fine rvlrlf- _ “ _ -~ » _ __ ~». _- _Let realize to what extent the success of __‘;“_§__ “h_f__;':n°’° ;‘_“ “_ Th ‘_ __ ‘“°“¢__ :__ L_______”vf__________ ____ ___ c___,__m___o d________ ,__ ________ ___,__,_,_l__ooo wnouior they oro»oir_¢i¢i_.¢.__f____ti.,¢

ty are rs 8 _ _

Jerman in war has been due to her ro - P ° ‘ W” '°""“ " 'e 1, ~ ,_ , ,, , ,,_|k1l\» all dmv °=s=w|°m¢ Ind Miner _ d th d f _ B __ th p cefpts from the affair amounted to her two little daughters, the Misses Od! W0 |1100 0!,¢°D W 6!! _ll °l`°W _"__" Wm keep them o_____ _

gan 3 ln 9 ‘WS 0 P9309 ll 9 W01` s122.34,whioii woo vol-y goo.i,oi|ui|ogo Lonioo one Eiioohotn. 'rnoy ai-o edrhoroushfareswhento attemrtthlv __ _ ,_ _ ._ `l2.S gOt tO l83I'i'l that tl1lS m€S!Yl€PiSm lS considered This amount goes toward~ guests at The Russ, and will probably WOUIG 100k Blhgular and W6 ‘Bh01lllll‘__ “_]h°% A:_B° “£9 sealing 1' ‘.'d“'°d

. _ ' ' ' ' _ y he nn ng ooklet of e Chu "

[0 be bygken for the fu(-_ure_ lt has to See E-i_i_ztri;_coml'p_rts for the soldiers which remain two weeks; _ ' 31210 mal” the fmPl`°59|°“ WB de Food Board __ mem’ youtfm ___

‘ ° __ om o t id .- ~ ' - ; ` ' 4 _ ~-

“ily that the awakenlng of Germany 1_5 9 8 esenoe Dfw 8 ' Rev. Alfred Hall, organizer of the __' _ 5 a new rubber band and .5 J"-"mai" iclegtly rude to expose to her lnlqulty His Royal Highness, Prince Arthur, TN L ' h h li here Seeing the Invisible: Mrs. D., in

of t_h1s Plppagandav but to estabhsh 3 means of Connaught, will arrive in Toroiitaf' which will prevent the non-Germanic na- oo Tooonny ovooiog, Angoot ian.,

tions from; themselves falling under the with nn anne. wnicn includes Lienrf _

spell of it once again in the future. It is ;°’é°_’_;‘ £1' Ldlllem Pn1wn<:y._i<._cii_..» dist church ¢°m°rf°w evening- -

because of this, unquestionably that Mr. __ '__' ‘ _'M “’°' ”"’ E“’D; hfmi, Llo d Geor e Mr Balfour d other stat- '° °'a" °"t“°m""A' ' " “JA

y _ g 1 ° _ i an _ or Batt, and Captain, the Master of

esmen in other countries, are tallfmg of siooioir. on mo omvoi no win no.

_lltown tonight on an official visit. He

will occupy the pulpit of the Methol

' e a a '

Brsckel Point, where she has been spending the past few weeks, on Mon- `day on her return home.

. O I O

Lieut. Weston Peake. who is on

-Sir Louis Davies is spending a

.plaesant visit ni Montague this week.

‘i ‘ e e e

‘_ U. S. Consul Pierce and family re-`

turned to the city this week after'

“some pleasant holidays spent at O I U

.Soui'is.

the season was the picnic of the Ro-

.onveyede the members an t r friends to the north side in quick time

_v Among visitors ln Charlottetown is lik. J. _E. B. Good-will, barrister. of Peterborough, Ont., who with Mrs. Goodwill are spending some time with the former’s mother, Mrs. John Good- "will, Brighton.

' e e e

' Rev. Neil McLauchlan, pastor oi Portland Street Methodist church, St Uohn, is on the 'Island renewing olil

friendships. He is accomptnied by

his son Donald.

;, O U 0 " Lieut. Edwin Smith, who is now ii ‘lieutenant ln the B..N.V.R.. and is ln command of twelve trnwlers, is a _tiative of Nova Scotia, and after his

“graduation at Pine Hill in 1897 for lnany years held charges in this pro- vince. He Was minister respectively of New London nnd`Cai-dlgan cou- gregatlons. He has achieved very de- bided success in his trnwliuK °f the North Bea.

e e e~

Friends throughout the Maritim”

Provinces especially those in touch #with affairs at Klng's ColleZ0.W\¥ldB°I`- iwui hoof with coop regret of the death in action in Francs this week of Lieut. Edward Jeffrey, No. 3 Co., 16th Bat~

_fallen Lleut. Jeffrey, whose home .s in Newfoundland, where his par- ' ts and family live, enlisted from __ indoor, Nova Scotia, ln_1916, when .j ie was a student nt 'King‘s'. He saw l good _deal-of serious fighting and . as severely wounded. returning lat- ` to the front. as he felt Ellslnnd li esded every available man. _ Lieut f effrey married Misa Davies, o niece f~Sir Louis Davies. of Charlottetown. R ho was _living with her mothsrand Listera in England, and _woo eng£804

iwar work. Lleut. Jeffrey leaves,

besides his wife, n little non about ight months old. He was a dlviniti

__ tudent at the time he enlisted, and `~ u`a`f1ien'-ovuaueuai 'promm'.-- 'sm i' re and conscientious, he ' made _ ’ any friends dull# hh college`d_l¥\- §_n a l‘ec`6ht Iotlor lie :peaks of tlkilig p his work when the war has ceasiill

£__0ne of the women lon in the tdl*

Amy Auxiuery Corin. better \“1°Wf° ie the "Tommy Waaca." With MI'

__ W qi g,~ my oi , A __

Miss Hazel Todd, of Ottawa, leaves/ is

_ Major Msrlott, 0ttawa_ is in the' city this week in connection with the

Wray, B-8

iaunshunnneqi `

God?" ` We speak of seeing God in nature, in the budding trees, in the opening _of flowers, in the green ver dure _and in the rolling deep, but this

only ii. poetic conception and very

rarely, if ever, results in actually see- ing or hearing God. From the first

WA* W_*Fl!N_°_

ldnued by Canada

_ .RAIN WON"1'_._g_';f0p_

._hs.b“°Y. W“‘»‘.G9N°aer _ f 1

i-eioioo wifon ie' mlm' Tu; N

is absolutely air-tight. Look to your

'seignl etlliiillfsl Zxflivesaln fshhlilrlotte- quires: "How may 1' heiir and sed ja" and YM" mmersuwd Wm” t°

the Food Board's Provincial CoT_;mlt~. tee or the Organization of Reno reel'

Committee, Toronto. for the new bbdk-'_

let on canning, drying and storing of

fruit and vegetables, 5 cents-a"copy.._

M|nnrd'e Llnlnienz need oy Phyeioianl

i _- )‘.'

ex,-5 -=_

lfllif " so/Ei

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One of 'the most pleasant outings oi 5 _ Write mr mir uhm' RIGHT Now' - - ~ - _ _

/if ' _ ~ ~_._¢/.¢»_/,,_;_-.;f.-.~,, _ -_»,,:'//_ '_ __-'/,.; V; i ,

farlans at Dalvay on Thursday. Autos '_ - _ _ _ n rNuMAN_ of Q,

ind that they all had a thoroughly en-V _bl QUQQH lst.. fhaplottetow

nioyable time goes without saying. ' .- 1. :__ -: _ ' -- V __` T"

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‘ The f"“’“d° °f L'°“f- CM' W‘ F' G* Sulllvan,_of Montreal, son of Sir Wil-_; _’ ~ ' _ ' I ' `

_frid_ Sullivan, were _pleased this weeki ' _“ i ~ _

_ _ _ _ _

' Year End Offer S Y

fro _

_ New Subscribers F 1 si. 'rin neooiobor 31 :_$1_.;:_._:;»

_lranspbrt du,” had only B brief _“__ ,i.'2'_"'.»-‘i"£"_‘.*:;"f/._’:’f'_.-_@£?Wir:4'2?f£'W;Q;_"f1;':1.;"f;;'.;2 __;<'._.'.'."__f__.-__

lough home on the present occasion. _ THB of-D551' l€$URANcl ind has already left for an Atlantic _ ______* pll.lN_¢§- D“fA“D ‘ ' f'___

port ' __ ._ _\_».‘w¢4/lsfiirvofvy ¢;»v:Jf':'<'/2¢;7f.»,<'4`/1"!-15°'-`\</fi; w§¢3r}i}¢1`w'f»¢y3w¢'¢»..f».»¢»nu;4if-.ou a,v/mv_'».»/.vw -9- »"‘~.~/ _/_

' Judge by the PAST, 111%! hh# PUT-_

URE offens your faniily, you mon with-'

out Life Insurance. ` - .

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The .poorer a man may be, the more his family needs protection; the rich _ msn requires Life Insurance to protect Policy to moon sho sucoeaomm Duty

_ hu navedmany an Estatefrom sacrifice. After the wer

it will likely be umuch heavier item. » f

___ __ Let un explain how simply and ‘easily YOU msy_pi_*o-

iinvalid Soldiers Commission and is zecilntze 0;: sodewn-d°”‘t'°“ you Wm' .°“° _M °‘lrlm°"_ 1

making an inspection of all hospitals. lfI'°- 9” 'W 6°’ at mm" wat and 'mn p°“t"° °°°_“r-nf 1 _ _

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