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Now for rl few notes ltbout old*

vil` 0 en tl f b l l I V _ \ I P le ur uy ng season ' these ’°"°1“"°“S °“1y m°“"‘ thatllllus enabling that oolmlry to l1<\.\"nll of Mznchuria. iwo_u1d»be at liberty to send up mf* t

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Dispute Discussed I

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supplementary to The Guardians

ummnry Thmeddy morning of the

S . add;-es; on the Manchurian sltuot-, i

on delivered by R°V~ Leonard M" Outerbrid8@. Nccnuy returned from China-, ls the following ex- tended report of Mr. outerbr1ds‘2`S_ interesting and informative re-'

marks: I

sionary in Chinn, h's eolitioned us none (gan never tell thc truth about China. without telling lies." T9 newspaper reporters who asked' him to give thc boitcln fdC‘.S. he `,.epHed_ #There is no bottom. and there are no facts. _

Chinese hixtory is clearly traced

through four thousand years, and earlier than th`t, we find history emerging into legend. which indi- cates the extreme difficulty of finding any bottom to the Chinese situation. A description that may apply to one locality "mv Iwi l1l>l>1.v to another. | For instance," sold the lecturer.

we have been told that China lives X

on rice; yet we were in a section of Chinn. with a populrltion of 80.000-

_000 in which rice was rarely u"ed ,except among the well-t0~do ‘ classes."

I Mr. Outerbrldge used ns an illus» tration the headlines in the papers

about Chlc‘go. To the out~id~ ~g

,world they give a lurid picture of corrupt politics, gangster warfare and crime rampant, rlthougli litllo is published about its theological

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MIINUHUWI PRINCE EDWARD 1sLAN.o V

Cil’CllInSl3al1COS L€3d' _ Again. We Invite You to Visit Our Sf0 Te at

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PAJAMAS

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SHIRTS

Broadcloths in Fancy and Plain Colors

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Other Suggestions

Spots, Armbruldc, 'Sets of Braces and Garters in fancy boxes, plain linen and initiated linen ~ Hanrll.'creI1l'efs and fancy Belts with initialed Buckles.

Did you

ever hem' of a man who had too many pairs of

sox or too

mann shirts ? To our knowledge he has not yet been discovered. With this in mind and if you feel that you cannot afford to spend too much-

a visit to our store will solve the problem. Prices a little lower with

quality just as good.

' ALL GIFTS IN FANCY CHRISTMAS BOXES

" e r` s ' rs , 'ii ` ‘ PI el Yb0_Y__ HA RR Y A. Me eDoUcALL QI. Pd |'|$ f.;:;iz. .;;i..ri:. 145 GEEAE GEGEGE GEEEEE

?f.‘§.”‘»ii’l‘5»‘f“fFi.5’f3liff’ THE sToRE or BETTER MElv's WEAR

__ __ __ These things are oiten ignored, .

- -”`_" ” _ _"'¥"T- in the press, and the world is left' ~ ,_ _ __ __-op" ' 3 3-,‘ (git ‘ “

_with a picture of the most corrupt _______

O I D city in the world. » , | _

t 'ber ays MCLURE Aw” MACKINNONI 5° it is With Chm”'~ P909* 1`°°d owed from Paris 400,000,000 g01d}illLel~vcn'.ron of President R.ooseveit_¢,0 toudh the Chinese Eastern Rau-

“b°“t "eV°l““°“5 them' Whe"°"'S‘i1~ancs which she loaned to Clliu:l,IJdpdn might have got possession oi way, and that Japan, if n¢¢¢5;a1-y,

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_ nday, December 7th. 10613 tl’_ elections’ are being held in o_o] Japmh The Jmum- the-n; In the Peng treaty between

.°°“-“try where '85 per Wm °f the i showed why Russia, France nll<l'J;\pan and Russia. signed at Ports-

A GIFT FOR. ClIRlSTMAS and people cannot read or write. ;G:,.m.m, “.,,,.C ,mC,.estCd 1,, Chim_'mo,,th_ Now Hampshire, in 1904,

The Charlottetown Guardian.

It-:»_ (‘_\`__ _ ,me “IEC” “nd "Chest 0" Prmce Sent it to friends at home or abroad, ll li I / \‘,\ ,

Ed\vnrrl 1.'<iond_ lt has ilileen miles They Wm appreciate it M

/. _ / ,of o. scnsliore. A fine place tg 1orld..._...

/ »- ,"1-f'/' Irum for the prohibition tipplcrs‘

Ionti bootieggcrs e\'el~_v autumn, for

,ENGAGEMENT-Mr. and Mrs. R. V. Macintyre, St. Avards, wish to

the cold winter, from tim French nm-,ounce the engagement of their

Islands, Tl'_\‘cn has four churches, (laughter Mildred Agnes to Hound

/ // , / it Scotch church, two Methodist w_ _B_ A,-mm-_ son of M,._ and M,.s_

Churvhi’-E -“lid one Baptist- Church. James Arthur, summerslde. Mar-

Tryon has one of the oldest bury- ing grounds on thc island. It is one of thc best farming Lots in our Province. It is level and well wat- ered; well wooded; with' good flour mills. It grows plenty of marsh hay

_for feeding live-stock. and it is Iwcll-doing in dll good things; and

Her tuberculosis was iIE;:imnf<i~d curly, thanks to the chest diagnostic knows how to make money. I think

lervices and X-ray plates ilruvidrtl by the Christmas Seal Sales. A short ‘it was Mr. Tryon \vho settled Try- ltay ln the Szunllnrium arrested her dlscasc and now shc ls "Out this Ion. I ncvcr knew him. He was I0" =\§==\il1-" ' Ivory good to give them free farms;

Those who buy these little messengers of good health, the Christmas they had np landlords to my rent

lfeals, deem it a gr:-at privilege to contribute to such necessary and help- m_ I mvm. knew the segticrs' pedi- .WI °"°‘°¢~ 1°519'11'28'S“¢'3i- 'grcc. I nm told they were Loyallsts

who ron away .from the Battle of

. , Bunkers' Hill. If so I shall call

them English Ynnkey-'Tommies;_

'for they are a people all to them-

'sclv:s. They merry into their an-

ar rosters; chiefly first and sc:ond

c:us'ns. I We have lvfo great notions ln the

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Sure this ull. lt is nun of ll serlcn.

‘world today-i~`l‘:\llce and England. They are side by side; and their strmtl is for peace. They never fired it gun at each other in the lost- hundred years. They stand for equal frlfglits to all nations. They hold the bzlrlncp ol' power by sea and land. If France falls in power. England foils with her. They both spread ,the Gospel all ever the world. rt' was the French that civilized and Cin-lstinnlzed our Island Indians. They mode them good Christians. I never heard one pf them take h’s Makers name in vain, I heard one inf them swear. I never knew them to steal 5 lamb or a chicken or R goose. or rob a clothes-line. They are thc lawful owners ol' our soil. '1"hey took their living out of the lrlond woods and fished from our rivers, and now their woods and fish are taken from them and they are decreasing very fast in DODUIH' lim, They worship God and love their church.

rNcxt Installment: "Notes On

World MetVhodlsm."i

__,____,___.-_ I "And has your baby leamed to tulk yet?” I "My, vest We're teaching ‘hlm to

inge to take place in December.

10692-12-5-li.

MILD WEATHER ENDS SKAT-

l.\eG ON POND-A large number of lildren cnjoycd a whirl on :nantes on thc Government Pond on Thursday, but yesterdays mild weather put an end to this amuse- ment.

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TWO SWALLOWS IN NOVEM-

Iililt-Mr. Fred Hughes, Millcove, :aw two swallows in his garden so into as November 14, 15 and 16. This 15 fully two months later than usual, as the swallow customarily flies south by the middle of September.

HOLD TEA AND SALE-A sue-

ccssful tea. and bazaar was held in the Baptist School Room yesterday afternoon. A large number took the opportunity offered to iced the in- ner man and to obtain suitable Christmas gifts at reasonable prices while at the some time, helping a good cause along. The fancy work of. tered for sale was of a particularly excellent grade and design and did great credit to those who fashioned it.

'rim BAPTIST cnunon, '_ At

the momlng service Rev. A. C. Vin- ccnt will preach, taking at his theme "The Secret of Contentme'nt.’ The subject olo the evening sermon is “Whence Come Wars?" Mr. Vin- cent preaching on this occasion also. ,Included in the service ot worship ,will be "Lift Up Your Heads." (Hop. kinsl "More Love to Thee" (Speaks), “What Are These?" fstalnert, “At Even E’er the Sun Was Set" (Tur- ner). Sunday School as usugl at

_2.30 P. M. The Communion of the ,L»ord'5 SUPP” Will be observed at the evening service.

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POULTRY-lt will pay all

hrmerg und merchants to get ln touch with me ll you have any ‘dressed P°\l"ry to elm-. nlgheel F1005' I|l'0Il\P¢ returns. F. B. Conrad.

'I‘l‘yoll, Lot, 28. This Lot is one of 3,? the year round is H subscription I The Came Uf me political °°n`up` . Russia lvislled to extend the Trans-` and ratified by China. in the

"mn Wmch has existed in Chi°`g° , Siberian Rniizvny to Vladlvostock Trgdly of Peking in 1905, Japan in recent Years ‘"9 me sam” which V across Northern l\fnnchurin, and ai was given all the concessions in

,have contnbuted °° the sistuation Fsccret treaty was mode with Chinafsopgh Mrm-hurlg, which China had in china if°daY~ Just' 55 in me I in 1896 by which the lutter agreed given to Russia. in the secret treaty CIW °f Chicago mm Of Culture and 1 to nllow Rll"sll to have virtual- of 1396 ,signed at Bt. Petcrsbufg, Villfeifily Shrink fl'Cm IHICIDE 131111 reonolnic possession of Moncllllrin.'nam¢1y, the lease 0! the LiB~0f-“X13 in 11011305 IUY ffm' 0f 5I““d@\` 0’ zllthovgli thc terms were not pgnlnsula, 1300 square miles of the assassination, so in Chinn., millions ` km“-,, ,mm 1904_ 'southernmost tip of Manchuria, oi men of culture and business in-I 1,1 1397 Gprmpny gt-ized the incmdlng the naval base at Port _ff€8l‘ItY hilve UI1f01‘5Un3I‘¢7Y ifikm fl i~1‘:io:how Peninsuin of Shantung. _Arthur and the right to the ownin€ 'D11-“IVE altitude i0\Vm`d l!0V<‘1'“' France in 1895 get thc conccss- and the operating ofthe South

,mem Mid &1l0WCd 9. S1'0lll> Of lon to build railroads from French Mvnchurlan Railway from Dlllren _political militarists to' control 1n.d9-(;hjm 10 ylmncn im Mukden, 698 miles, and ti1e_ 8°V9mm°D5HI Hff-`»ifS- I Tho speaker then referred to the right to build a railroad from Muk- _ I Even in recent wars we llsvo new uprising in woo-oi, which den to Korea. aussie was allowed lwitnesaed bandits ovvrwmills the u-ds nn uninteiligent, but patriotic te retain the right to operate the mllltlfi' Mid SUi!@F'imDCSIHF§ them- movement against. foreigners en~ Chinese Eastern Rai1\VHY in N°\`th selves as war lords over whole pro~ c:ur‘;:cd by the Empress Dowager. Manchurla. which had been built 'vinces, notably in the case of In 1901. during China's turmoil, by Russia. '

!Chn.ng Tso Lin, who, n former Rrssln. sent 150,000 troops into‘ In 1915 Clmilixthrough her Presl-_

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lbihdlt in Ml1\1Cilll1‘io, lnxcl: him- Mnncllurin. assumed government dent, Yuah Shih Kai, at Peking,

`se1f war lord of the three provinces, ri all important cities, and fortlfl- signed rl. subsequnt treaty withl

14,000 troops into South Manchuria. to protect her investments.

A clause in this treaty provided

that Japan would loan money to build railways in China on con- dition that the latter would build no competing roads to the South Manchurian Railway. _

One of the causes of the present

dispute is that China has. under construction a railroad which vir- tilally not only competes with the South Manchurla Railway, but reduces the mileage from North Mznchurla. to the 'seaport on the Yellow Sea.

The investments of Japan in

Mlmchurla exceed a billion dollars in Canadian currency.

During the past twelve years

when China. has been torn with fratricldal strife, Manehuria has always been one of the opposing factors in the civil war at frequent intervals, so that Japan has found lt possible to carry on her economic

_*Hd In 1927 C0I\<l\1Cf0d the northern rd Port Arthur as a naval base. Japan, :recognizing that the con-_development of Manchurla pn-,._,|d_ _P1'°VInC€S Of Chino mffi 1'<‘t him- Fel' tivo years Rlrsia practically cessions in South Manchurla_mg whichever government ,ms in self up as a dictator of Chinn, with rul"d Manchurlt Then the should be extended for 99 control of Manchmm ,.ec0sn|ze_,

1115 °&DI‘~f1l in PCYIUHSZV 1'll\=so-Jnpnnese War broke out in‘ years and that Japan would also The 19C¢111'€l° thcll l'1l'Crf."rierl to 1001 mid Russia was dramatically _loan money to Chlnx to build other

review the present evisid in Mun- ' flfiented by Japan. But for the railroads in Mnnehuria northward (Continued on Pace 9)

'brewing for the past forty y¢d‘r_=,` 'pointing out that in this pl‘csen‘ controversy there are two _-izlo'-_ Ma-nchurln. first consisted of five provinces but there ore now three, Russia having seized the two

ounces of silver and 1'-_ concession of the southern tip of Mnnchul-la_‘| Russia. France and Germany in-

,tervened, protesting against Japan .getting any part of China, and the ‘treaty of Bhlmlnosetl in 1894 modi- |fied the demand and g`vo Japan 230,000,000 ounces of silver, but no

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to the outside world at thu time Vg V " ‘

Korea was not a part of Chula but was under the suzcrainty of Chinn

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northeastem ones in 1865, mzikinn ,

them Maritime Siberia, in order tri

establish the port of Vl:1d1vot_~ick_ " " J”

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ithet Commodore Perry, el the Em., lsllilillliiliiillh _BSB I ,omau ,,

United States navy. opened .l,,,,..,, Egg- '

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_yracreserve the territorial integrity ot I _

In 1893 when Rusfia begun mov-1 - , V

ing down the Preiflc Const to iKorea_ Japan became concerned N"-D.l\nn'r.o|.u vrnulnm _ _ " land demanded that chlnn keep _ .

her pledge to protect Km-r\;\_ The _ ’ , » § _ Chinese-Japanese War followed. in 1 which China was defeated, and as 'a condition of peace, Jupnh dc.

'mended the payment of 200,000,000 '

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