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' ` ° , §`ln labor, und? in that tho European
iiiii' litiarluttetuwn iluatdian`“.2°§;.. >";a.f;.an‘t,?'ir§"...it';;;’i_..;if;?
8' N selves and by then friends. Now, with his Ma oialt duties over he offers toconti-
Morning Daily (founded 1891), $3.50 per year, (Deilv~_ y " y »
ered) in advance; $2.50 per year (mailed) in advance, in= nue these good omcgs and to place thg hog-
°“"°""’ ‘md °3`°° '°' °`s'A` i pitality of his home at the disposal of the
,.___._F__eia--office at Charlottetown. Branch Office at Sum So1dierS_ For this kindness eX_May0r
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A»SEE|i CAMPAIGN
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labor is cheaper and more plentiful. ; _, There are seeds' which can -be grown _ in greater ubundiuice and more cheap- ' ly in parts of the United States tliiin
' R' E' GOSNE-LL ’~` in (luiiailu. There ure other seeds, too. "° - i in which the intensive cultivation of
x` certain fields completely cover the
merslde, Atherton, Sourm and Montague. _ _ ’ . t ‘ _ ‘ \ ‘+»“'”H*H' deiiiand. Bulbs come within the field
Brown is entittled to the gratitude no
lot' limited possibilities and in fioiter
- Evening Daily (founded 1907) $2.00 (delivered or by . _ __ . _ . _ I MW ,hvolt u ~ N 1 ,p rt ;u¢ii.in c»n=¢i=,_ and $2.50 for u.s.A. only of the soldieis and then relatives but ____ _____ ___________ ___ ___i_:_iii_._____..>_____i_i____i>__i\gE_mtl.. gci.e_rtiii,- tit.-rt. 1., ,, ,,,,.,,,,., _,,,,._
Of all 01529113 35 W0u»`. -Eew Q3-13-3l)p1'eciatc ,~»,-,cm-r ,,¢,_.-.,§i,|||¢|;.,', ,|,,,,,` ,my ,,u,',.,.' £15” “"“' um” UW" ""~`f”"" Ui" “""-
. ' - Sth-std-ii.~»»ii~
. Svrllm’-\\' ‘“‘\m'H im" 191°’ the lehef xt ‘lf-tol db to tlhobg ned! lngfthe ""‘l’-_ it hm’ Bfellt f°0d vuim, and itll(-i‘Tleliiutliddlltlieuiioitliiiiidltliviiliiiiliiis- - _ -- end of a long' and exiwiislve Jouiiiei, 0 ten 1~=i==~<»»\ =~<rt» wi »\-i-Om" 01 vw-|,,.,. ,,,,,,,, ,., ,,,,,,,,, ,,,,, ,,, _,_
""""'l""“""""“"' "*""""""' 'A""""""""` "7"" ' . "~ . ` - A _,ion H -__ U " ___ _ ___ _I du. _ - ' ' ug- cat
with scantv means, to find a ,kind home iii »~ iv L e-iiw~ gli iii _,,,_,,,,_,_ .-
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' S]`.\Nl).\Rl)IZlN(i '|`lll'I R.\ll.\\'.\\'
reasons have already been ad- to _vvliy the Prince Edward Is-
should be-lstandai'dizccl and
9 Board of Trade in a re-
solution published in _vesterday`s Guar- dian, has again drawn attention to the sub- ject. No doubt the government full_v real- izes the necessity of proceeding with this work at the earliest possiblennonieiit.. b_iit as is only too well known, the war has rais- ed many unforscen obstacles zindtlicsc can only be grappled with and overcome as the most urgent necessity demands.
In previous refcrciices to this matter
the Guardian has pointed out that the stan- dardization of our railway and -thc estab- lishing of a direct comniuiiicatioii between Island points and the contiiientnl i'ailwa_v system would be not a matter of expendi- ture but of economy. With a standardi'/.ed railivay and the heavier engines that would be-in use the cleai'iiig oi" our railivay in winter would be a very much less expen- sive business than it is and the cost of transfer at Port Borden under present. conditions, which is a vei'y considerable item, would be eliminated. But much greater than these considerations is the matter of marketing oui' produce. It may as well be admitted at the outset that un- der present conditioiis the whole of the Is- land`s cxportsible produce cannot be got to the market and this is a very serious matter at present when every pound of food produced is needed. At present there are over a million bushels of potatoes stored in the province besides very large
_quaiitities._,of.__.oats and other grains. The
potatoes are perishable and a large propor- tion of those now on hand will not be mar- keted, simply because they cannot be ta- ken away with oui‘ present facilities for handling them. The transfer at Borden from Island to standard cars is not only an additional expense but a' source of se- rious delay and danger fi‘om frost and this, in handling a million or more bushels iii the short time at disposal, only means that the greater part of the million bushels will not be handled. The government has been proceeding with the standardization of the road during the past year or more by doing preparatory work in the way of laying standard ties and widening the road-bed. This work is to -be taken up in earnest during the com- ing summer with the intention of broad- ening the gauge when war pressure has been relieved. This is well, but, under the circumstances, it is not enough. The need of food stuffs is so urgent that the world caiiiiot'afi'oi'd to lose a proportion, it large p_i‘oportion, of the food raised in even so small a province as Prince Edward Island. Moreover with necessary transportation facilities the production of this province could easily be doubled. As it is, knowing that the products cannot be exported, knowing* that serious loss may be incurr- ed throughwant of shipping facilities our ft-trmers cannot be expected to greatly in- crease their production. .
It is hoped therefore that every effort
will be made to place the situation fairly and squarely before the authorities at Ot- tawa. and that our representatives, feder- al and local, will be backed up by every in- terest in the province in urging the neces- sity of going ahead as speedily as possible with this urgently needed war-time work. If it,c,an__be_definitely, announced before ding time that the standardization of _ e road will be completed in time for next f ll’s shipments it is safe to assume that it will mean a greatly increased ci'op for the coming season and this is one of the
placed at their disposal until they are able to reach their own. This the many soldiers who have already been entertained by Mr.
pi'oll.iilili- ol' reps, it is i't~i,iii'i1'ctl in -
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Europe :is ii iiwtionul crop ot' vital and A Umpuibn N "muh un 'H un' “ wi
i'iil~ coiisuin tiioii li- rlel -ind oor. . .
i,.‘___,)_____.______, 0?-c____e__i ______________ _R___k___isi' seed-i,rowiiii.:. iiiid the .advice ot'
'_ iiieiiibers ol' the United States i)epiii‘t~
and in other parts ot' Cniiiidii ns well
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and Mrs. Brown' have greatly appreciated
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_\.\' iaiiitisixii -.\i.\.ioiti'i‘\'
't' A d in ddition to its being the
'ved a more unanimous or impressive
'l`ll li Slil']l"l`I(‘.\ L l’_\'l`lt|()'l‘
Captain Read, M.P. for Prince County.
Captain Read s argument in a nutshell
'qplundm animal food' lineiit ot' rluiltiiie 'iiiil`ot' t‘iii'ulii is
.' - ~ ~ . - ii' ~~ .' _~ ~- ' g ' E ' .
_‘RS Vl ill ?llS_0 tl'lOb€ W l‘lO 31? y6lL tO COl_ll€. _T00 _____§___;;'__;'d5f“3$__:__’x_"i___ ’_______l__“”___E'__‘__‘_2 to first get thc benefit oi' expert views much praise cannot be given for this kind- _ ' _ _ _ _ ~ _ _ .or nic h-aiiictr itil.-tiettiiui-in i.t~i'0.-.-
pioilurts. Fltere are tbiee dinceiiis-,en_____________ ___ ____ ____________ _____
1 t t.
ily and l)atl`i0tiC act' __ one iii iiellc-ville. Ont., anti two in ,bmi __ _I pf .I 1 '
iii-itish Columbia--»\vliieli iiiiiiiufucf- “ I Lim be 'md by “ming” Somu
_ _ seeds do i'eiiiiii‘hnliiy \\'ell :tlniost :mv-
iire evupoiiiteif potatoes. 'llieso thiee where ___ _,__________ _,____ __________ _____ <.iii<'ei~iis' have shipped to Great Brit- __0______e__c____'__`_` The `___f_________ Weds “___';;___ in and l~`raiicc ~t",000.000 lbti ot' dried ' " ` '
l A From the beginning' of Confederation, f'__ __ _ _ _“ _ __ '_ -._ _ ei~<»iii<it-ntmiti ittitit-it pi-icesiii-Quint.
i liu-t poi.itoe~ .ind ol diied soup pio__.___ ____ _______c_,_ s___c___ ____________ S_______
ldllfllllll to 1911 tl'}e_l3~1'geSt populal' ln;-l~l0ril_;§" iliicl kiiowii iis'l“Jiiliieii," with-li wotilil “.l,,l,. ,.,Q,_.,.,. .|.<,k, ,I . . . .. given any Dominion Government was in »..,,,.~..t-ni an time.-i limi wtfigiii in __ 3;, ‘ "' “ “"”" "“"' 1904 "li iii tl i I aurie ‘ adnilnistratioii re- i...~» ...itil-i~i.ii l”"“" l “" "“`~""“""" “"”"’”. “"‘°**’ """' - i l" L M' 1 '1 ‘- ' ` iductioii should he piislied ure potato.
fini l'iiitt-il S‘i.ile~. has not goiio iii '
C€I\'€(l &ll_)()llt 50,000 lll0l`0 l.)‘rlll0lS llllkill lille _ '_____ ‘______'______‘_c'__ _'_ `_ ____ ___ _____` of coiiisc, lieet, turiiip, spiiiiii-li. culi- Borden ()ppositioii_ The Union Govern- ‘f __ ` ‘ _‘ “”' _“,‘ »_ *_ _"" " lime. iiimiitoiiis. t-.ii-mis ...hi .et-tis or
l \ . so iosionlt. (‘¢|in..iiii/.Ld thc "‘ ‘ I ‘ i;i.tlii, coin iiiid tht lcgunic sinh is
lnent 1nu.lOl`it.\v on DeCe1]1be1. ‘vas liri|iii.~' oi' Cniiailiuii pioiiixws in this __"__ '_-_ x S' 'V l I
- - ,- ' r s nn ~ .<
more than six times greater than the \ic- ii..i.i will itil... pretiiiecti it mttcit slip- ’,_______ ___‘_____’“_°_‘_"_____ ,.________ %_______ _________
‘tory of the Gtlvernlnent SeCu1`]uzq.l°I'ill" "mlm" in cllmll' lmm dried Wig" weie Hrcxit iniiiiv t§'.it'iioii\s li-»liiiilct`.'
326,008 niore votes than the official Oppo- “_""_""’~"- “_f‘ff"‘___“`fi§" °'°‘_;‘_i_'__i_‘_'___‘_"“l__°" for t..--ui pu.-,little it-iiieii io..i<.-ti weii
it.un~c oii iii ioiiii it _ o
` 5’ l D :tt first but \\' iicli i'|'oin llinitiitloiis' its
S1 lon' n 3' _. _ '_ [portioiis and can hc cooked ns' the ___ ____'__` _ , . ' `_ greatest popular triumph in Canadian elec- ._.,.,.,, ,.,.,.,,,.,,,,,,_., ,,,,,_ ,,,..,,, ,,,,,_,,,,,, ‘ "‘ ‘“~‘~"‘»‘ "1 <'\"1"-Wifi' "1
ll ` iiick of the viii'ii~lli-s ~~*-iiii~‘ile in wliieli
’tioneeriiig liistorv, it-also constitutes thcliiits- ii..-in his iii.-ht-ti.... in tm .intl _,_____,____ “_______ _,___ _.___‘__‘__ ‘__________________ largest pai'iiaineiitai‘y niaJority. Nevei-._»ii'~i_-1' the “‘=\i' °<>'~“ii1i>1i°"~ - ,_\,,,,,,._.,,,_,_ .,,,. ,.,,,.,.,~,,, ,,,,,,_,. ,,,. ,,,,_,,.
'lo help speed up toiisiiiiiptiuii and
indeed. has any Govei'iimeiit anywhcie re-~ _ " _' ~` stiiiicet.. out-it st..-.ct-ti .ts it-.iii is et-
- - - 'utlitt-tioii ii can mi ii has been piit _ _ _ _ _
7" ll g polls, lint the iiiiijoritv tail lor the
cei - 0, ,.,,,. ., , -. . , . .
1 : ._ _ potato int; ciich neck __ . _ _ __ ___ __ _
Inilndate- . tltroushnut the whole of the United Luk Ol 'skin and Lxpuwuu' A” me
£‘t;i.ies. What are i'ct`cri'cd to in Food 58.6,). 1-lm? Wm “iw ,bo ou. Fhtwuy an _________________________ ________________ ____ _______ o_v_ei (..iii.ida. those who nic niged :ind iialir troiiiilcs. ol' last )'ciir‘s crops" “ish to undemlkp iced plioiluulon litgiiigs now about over, there :ure picii~ _me advised to gci wwe and mm om LV of potatoes in indst niarke“.s‘, with Ml they-can as quickly as possible'
,,.,,,,,,»e,.,,.,1 1,, 1~‘i'.iiicii uiiil bccaiiiu-iilui, for what t_id_e,~5__;§i,=-\y0¢,€¢__a,, up
attarlietl to the Devoiis. \\'|ll1 Wh°|“ hc saw some heavy niiliiliil-7~ He “las in the “show” i\t Pi\SSL'l\Ul\f diielc. mul gut his “liiii:lit,\' touch" in it iiigiit raid. ii st-vei'e woiuid in the chest. :ind ‘ iiii arm iJl9"l|f“u3' spiiiiklcd with sliriipnel. _H0 W1-S iiiviilided hoiiie. und it _wus while lie_ was lying' iii hospital ut Notting- ham that he lciiriii-il liiiil otllviiil eogiiiznitec liitd lureii _tiiki-ii_ ot' his coiiduct itnil thiit ho lint? been re- .-stored toliiie riiiik of lit-im-ii:iii'» <-oloiiel.
Taking His Medicine
Licul.-(‘ol. liiigliiiiil hits bet,-ii sol-
ilieriiig. i`or_ 32 yciirs., iiecordiiii-T ll) ilavdeii ("i\ircli. who iiitcrvic\\'cd
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____the hero iii ltliiizliiiiil. and tolls the
story iii lite llelroit l~`i\~c l’i'oss. llc isai l.iiiii'zisliirc iiiatii iind _trot his 1-oiiiiiiissi-_:ii I ii lieiiteiiiiiit iii the iii'tillery in 1886. 'l`eii _\'t_-;ii's liilcr he i'ecciveil his euptiiiiii-_\', his inn- jo|it_\' iii 1901. und' two _\=‘e:ir.< inter \\'ii,< aidviiiiceil to tin- riiiik lic held ut the time wur liroke triil. llc had hi~':ii si-i'\'liig in iiidiii, hill iii All i:ti.~'t. litlfi, liiippciief. to bo liotno iii Eiiiglaiiil on sick lcavi.-_ One can well liiingiiii' lhfit it iiiiin iii his pIi_\':.ieul c-oiulliioii was not ill for ilic torriiii' task that the “Old (`oii- li.-iiiptlliles" hiid loiiiiiliwtiilitt, :ind \\'l:‘i this fact in iniiiil. it civlliiiii jiii_\‘ woiild proliitiily not liiiv_e iii- llirli-il :uit-li se-veto ptliii.~'l||ilciil tlpoil
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,i-or of judgment, made in iiiost try- ini: circuiiistaiices. _ Newerttieless, Col. Eiigliiiid does not' claiui_ tim; he wus _uiifiiii-ly treated. llc will, ,, guzzdsolillci' and took his iiieillciiiq
WouId__Rather B_g___E_rl_\':t‘e ,_f_ _ __
He i`,'.tl Tint enter the rirnks us- 5
private. giving- his 'iigc _as for()-_ when -ire wits' ti-it `_\-t-.tits older, in oriiur to prove tliul the coiirt-iuiir: lliil that ilisw-lpliiici\\`,hi_iii __,]|ui\2 1m,d,_. :i inistzike. lie t`<iiiglit, i'io't for his own rcpiitzitioii, but because he was lain lihiglisliiuiiii and it ,_ soltllt-,|~_ Liciit.-l`cl. l~1ni:l;\iid i-iii_\'.~z `tlr.li lt' he ‘\\'vi'~;~ to rcsuiiie his iigliliiig days hu wotild never he iiii oiilciei'." “Aa ,L pi'lvziti‘." hc i»;a_\_'_,~‘. "l _l_i_i\_i[ _pn (incl. lent iiiiio. lots ei' fun iiiid no wor-
ries And the boys \vit`:t me-iiiy chiiiiis in ;ii'in.~:-were iill ot’ the bi-st. The liiiir. ot' llcvoii liiivc stil- fert-il lioineiidoii.. lo.-scs iii this wiir, lint they light like tl'.~iiioiis_" \\’h@u asked what lie iiitciiilod to do wlicn he left. the seiwlrc. Liciit. Col. litig- liiiid rtiplied their he hoped to get ii litllt- Tiiiiiliiig' il' his iirin hi-iilcil. While lie uns :\\\';i_\- si-i'\'ln;; :is ii
tl'uo|\<-i' iii Sxtilli liiisl At'ricu uiitl litter :is it pi',l\':iti~ iii thc llcvoii.-a, his \'.'ii'e was \voi'liiiii.7- iii it I)i:\'tiii- port iiiilitiiry liospititl. She is ii solili'-r`s iliitiglitei' its well us ii sol- ilier's \\'il'e. licr fiitlivi' being Gi.-ii. lio_\'i'e t`oinlie. (`. ll. .\s the soiiy- zil- iiiost sity:-‘. "’l`lii-re`s soiiiothing in the iCiiglaii.d.< iiitvi' alll."
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HAPPENINIIS UE THE WEEK
King Geor‘,:t~ luis iiiaiiiy almost
pi°irelcss ti'ciisui'c.-i in his iliickiiig-
l»\l"l~'l'
eveiiiitg to itev. T. l\`. F\\llet'tiiii. I). lil., on tht- 25th :iii_iiivci-siir_v ol' his iri-
`....»_ “l'1i~,
liiiml l’iilni-if. bitt none oi iliem can dii<~tioii~ to tho l’i'esbytury 0t'~1’.l~I.l. conipnre iii_ roiiiiiiitic iiitei-est with lirv. Mr. (lim-t-iilecs iiiiide the pre- the siniiil iiriiiory ot' swords iiiul dag- sentutioii on hehiilt' of the Presbytery ieers presented to liis.t`titlier by ai in iii:-i own iiiiniittible style, readlni.; hundred of the print-es and nobles the illuiiiliiiiti-.il nildross and the let- oi indiii. its toheiis of their _ilovutioii ters ot' coiigrzitu lation from eastern
rdo potato king. to \\'lioin rel'erence
_ _ _ _ f .~'itist`uc10i'y supplies steadily' coiiiiiiir "_""°“_”"` thas come to the assistance of the Patriot. ri. I ` ; while the Patriot itself has been driven in- 1 iiow wuiit w_i'<~t`<‘r iii the will biis- '
' . . . ~ i:ie,-is--tlie possibilities oti growing
to quoting from the Book of Proverbs, tt ____ ___ __________ ______ _________ ____
i- __ _ -_ i_i'i.'.-»s, g' .~' , Justlty MT ‘lblwe the Gual dlfnl' sell purposes. Mr. Sweet. the Color- 1.' _ -
iis that all the Liberal newspapers that ab- it-.-.tt ...title in it pre.-tous icon-_ imitev- °“_’"f>' 1°S‘_- ll-til” 10512 ii°"°\‘_i"-si. -andoiicd Laurierism to support the Union rs t1i=\i_i_" ~ii~i~_:'_=ist =i_"‘-=~,e;__2i..1w§:__=f°i'S ;‘;:“,;,_;,:L,],f,:1f,§;°;;,,,";: :L_',”_‘_'__
1 .,,.. - , . H' . H . L , in the .rent est, 'ree 'rom seas- ‘ ‘ ~ i -‘ (_1O\‘-lnnlglltf Vi 919 influenced: thdt LhE ____ “___ _hu Seed ,kd for the _,est of partly due to the tact that the Anglo- llO1'l'l'l€1‘ L1b€l`&ll ll'1€lllb€1`S \Vll0 2`tb3.ll(lOll€(i _,___ “___r____ (_,0__t_____ Sheds are now sen Saxon race respects' pluck iiliuost :ili-
lLaurier did so to save their political skins .,,,g ,,, ,, ,,.,.,,,,,,,,,G,,,, _,,_,C,,_ The __,_____,_, we every other tiuaiio' that Great
C 1 _ , _ n ilrituin is what she is No stoiy iiiids_
tcraturc mailed from Canada and hold it
. ' . - ' ‘ ~ . » » ' A
__i_p ;ii_i_til affei tli_c__e_l_ection is aii_o_;_lici__p_ll_ .TEACH Us To PRAY.. .E i.m.i_ iii. went. (tv.-t-has .tilting his L lil' - lf! P11 3. IC Wi `lll(l lll VGl`y (1 l.Cl.l li ________. " lliiil i>l` H10 Ui‘Ili.~‘li expcdilioiiui-y
5Wa]]0W__ i By __________ La___e__ §t`oi-ces. and the illi-igriice which bc.
- - y 'toll liiin occurred li tl f
a - 1 _a .,f _.S . le 1. . 1V_l _ i ic course 0 C pta n R() d H' e to d tte lece tho rctrciit from Moiis. lie was iii
cd from Colonel Davison written four days fcntl us to iiwy: _ |,,,,,,,,,,,,,,d of ,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, C01. after his arrival in En 'land and alreadv "S "‘“"‘ °`°" “ll ‘-10 W<>i'1d. iumn. anti mi- five in . anti nv tit 'iii' ti G i' ii i ` ' iii: y ° tea wi in ie uart ian. e aso men- A ‘ "si-H -i -mid toimve ima but thi . . l '. . _ _ _ a se- when it 'ir' it . - ~ - . 1 on', 3 1 Colonel Davison but docs not say how long sit-tty. i,.,,,,5,. ,,,,,,_‘,’,,°';f,,,_,_f‘__°_, _'_'___‘,f,“____‘_`_"“;'_____f subsequently ii_or does he quote directly .ini Search-uitli t-.mimi mia lieth., --,,~,.,,,, ,,,,,,-, ge, ,, ,,,,,,,,,. ,,,, ,,,,,, from it. The Calltain I-Zravely informs Pa- '°‘“ “"Y» will be Siinoiiiificil-" Thhikiiii: to
triot readers that he himself found in the
United States that _‘_‘the_ people haye been .,.,.,,,.,, ,S ,,, ,,,.,,,, mil; siiiltlwiialnrlilililkili mlslffd by the P19554 The Captam S iifgu’ We are not worthy. Lord: ‘unit iicuer speed might the matic it ment that all the World has been f0Oled,F0i' we have dwelt: Ions yeiirs iii sii1_i.~i mia that more ammtmitioii was with the gxcfgption (if the Laurier Candi- _ “iid SINHUU- luliuiitloiied tiiut he limi intended. Iii dates and those who voted for them WHL \\- _ _ _ _any event the mninuiiuioit ethics we believe, not occasion much uneasiness A,,,, ,,215 -xi)/,,,,,,__,,,, ,,,,,,,,,c,,,,,,, ",;;',',‘f;,»i"',,,,,‘i°"_;§_, 'ff°‘”' "ml _and we can only regret that it should be ad- amy. ` .| ,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,e`,,_ A',,,_m_g,_ “’C__,"";_§f_‘_’__‘_ vaiiced in a country like ours and by a 0 God! Tciwii us to pm. time mia get mt t-oiumit tnmugiii gentleman Whg 15 Shgytly tg' ygppesent 3 _ _ _ . safely. iio was court-niartiulcd, and
constituency of this province in the parlia- ment of Canada. _ `
With regard 'oo the Patriot’s challenge
*_ l’A.'l‘ItI0'1‘IC A() l’
J* ‘VF
\¥orld"s great needs at present.: _ _ .O _
ie the lettei from Col. Davison, published in the Guardian, there -is neither mystery nor secrecy about it. -It was addressed to the editor. of the'Guardien an-d published
As anifounced in_ yesterday morning’s_as written. .It is ,oii file in the Guardian
Guardian, ex-Mayor Brown intimated to'O_tiice and' has been Seen b.v many. inclu- tbe Great War Veteran’S Asg0ci3ti01},_illlll2` }J1‘0iTilIl€llt Llb€1'3lS. _Ill may be S(-Bell through its secretary, Mrs. Woodman, that by the editor of the Patriot or any other he and Mrs, Brown would continue in thetarld they will fllld as others have already
fgture, as in the past, to entertain free offoundthat the published version is identi- c arge at their home, the Revere Hotel,?cal-with the original. _- » ` .
any returning soldiers whose homes are diitside the City. It is well known that
r. Brown,.dur' g his term of office and in
._ Norms' ._
dltiolt to his 6 _ ial duties as Mayor, "no ` t, . , - _
ly interested imeelf in. welconjiing re-
Labor men .who f`prote`e_ted_,.f01'[greater
' rned liildletll but hai aiieqti derhble ex- t th ' th b ' h ld retire be tha ned _iZ>"`himself entertainedplsoldiers ar- Ciiiigcélienllbeei? ha? lmScir;?pe}i,i1tl.i31£hiin th;
;h¢1‘¢ Sad- helped,-them in.eve1‘y pos- ' stuff 'they’re_ selling' in -Germany-just now.
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i-`iiuici=, two great seedproduoiiig
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Anil over land and sea the mists close
O God! teach us to pray_
ii closed oui- eyes and would not sec
I`c.i.cli us to pray. .
t-‘ur evcrywlicio is gloom, ' .tiid sudden terror seizes on our
lieiirts.
.\ bitter knowledge comes to us to-
i`_‘iiy:
We are ivoi'ld~wonry sinners i’ui‘f ne- . nity. _
_ Q God! 'l‘i-ucli us to pray.
'Touch uri to pruy. '
For this cuiiiiot bu prayer e Which comes -but as the cry' of hearts of fear. »
astray- ,
lf it 'bo not too lute to find Thy way. 0 God! Teach tis to pray.
Tciu-li us to pray.
Wo would but speak with Theo. Our hearts are full or what but Thou _ eouldet understand _ ‘ _And we are tired children fur astray. 'wa seek me iight oe-trains iiteimli
-Dear God, teach ue to pray_
We are poor treinbliiig mortals' gone
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and that all the men and women in ana( a i~;t»ii' has it. mth.,-~ t-ii.-is ice.. t-it 0' ~' ` » - ~-_ _ ' ' ' and all the soldiers in America and Eu- iff \i=ir. mid so miicii of Belgium and ”`“°" “ “Wm ’°`“1’°"S‘f ii’ °“" "°“"'*‘ its.
the stoiy ot .i in.-in ielusiiig to lose his
Pope Voted for U]-11011 W_€.re_ deCe1.Ved_- countries has been laid waste that mumge and bamlllg with i“l"9l`S0 f0i'i that in short only the Lauiiei candidates _,___ __u__p,y ___ _,S Sources has _,,eC__ time, fiutiirt- will out. siicit was rite had the political truth within them. While. tiimtuislied. But with., ,1,e,~,. ,ms im., »<l°1°i' Of Igiwt--<'0l~ Elkiiiiitoitivho lost 'this is a prettv serious indictment against, not-it white.. limi tsiiteti of .~t»t~ti~ his "lik 'ii UW 011i‘iy<l=1>‘_Sl'flhL~ \viii'~
but rl-eiilistcd .is it ivut in the
_tj ~ '- All-_~ - L- > ‘ - 1 he i'~'ti\tiiii.; it is not iiii uiiiatcur giiiiic to _ " _' Pl' if .uch newspape s as the 'loi onto G obe, t ______ ______ _________ ______ _______ _____________ _____ ;.,,.,,t,i, im-ig., 1...-gitm, tiimitguiszicti
"‘ rl ~-it - » ' . \ ' 7 . » < f 1 ’ _ _ Juhn lelegldph’ the .lvldllfflx Chl Onlcle itntioiis to its possiliilitics‘ lli (luiiadii. hunsfqi and Wu” Oven’-Uillly' W5'-0i`0‘l and the other_old and tried _Liberal news- ,.,,,,,.,, ,___ ,, ,,,,,,,,,.,,.,,,,y ,,,_,,,,,,,,, ,,.,,,,.,, to its i»i~ii<iii=»t mit iii the ii.-in.-it papers! while it is pretty hard on such for- . “iii .tel ...tin tint-r the tm. ii. t.@rt~.titt “"11\>'- it if H Stun' that tliillicu func- iiier Liberal stiilwarts as Fielding Czii'v'ell.i.-_...tit-. it-it .-it=tii~n¢vcr iieiuiite. to com- ‘“"“- "“’“’ il‘“"`° ‘S =‘“°i"@1‘ ~il>fi"v1"‘>'
’ ' _ iiiiicli like that oi' Lieut-(‘ol Eikii
. Y . . . » _ _ . ~ pete with Fraiice. llollaiid and Boi _. - - - IH-
Pugbledi M9Le‘111 ‘lgnd the S(_:01'~) 01 bq'_g______ in __0__m__I ,,___C___ Que g_._,___ f__c_ ton, ot‘a. ruiiiiiiiiiiiliiig ofilcer caisliicr-
Of O_lZl1(_2l`S Wl`lO lLl'l1`_€W 2l.S1(l€ fO1_'I11€`i' p31`t§ |,,,,. in. Un, Seed _,ml ,,“,.S,_,,.y h,,S,,,,_,SS cd for what was considered iin error afliliations and oined the Union Govern- afiuiisinem ova iiwit oicoiirasc. who
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ment, it will scarcely be accepted by the ----»- -»-~»-~----------~ |"‘=°"‘i‘>jl'=U “S =i i>1'iv»1t<°~» fousm for lthinking people of Canada O1, of p1,O__ _ & iiearly three years, niid so distiiigiuisli- lvince as a satisfactory explanation of onli SELECTIUHS Fon A,‘f,,;ff'1,ifffo?f:f,,;‘f_“"1““f__l’°f“ g"`°”
. . ' -` ' tint w iis trev-
ivhat Captain Read and the Patriot re- lou.. tt-i.im\u_»». i I
gard as"', the political demoralization of 'GUARDIAN ‘ READERS `I
Caiiada. The idea that the British Posti --- 'll-""‘“°"°“ f\"'"t""iU°»\
lfi)ii"ice was able to sort outfthe Liberal li- F“'"'S*‘°d W W- S- i-°"=°" ’ ,
' . 'i'lii- iiiiiiic of this .~aei~uiiii hero is
iilicul..-(‘iil. Eilwiiiwl l'iirkt-r litig-
'siivo the column, Col. Eiigliind or.
it was decided that he had made such it g-revioue blunder that lic could not be ugaiii entrusted with ui British battalloii. He was dropped “Om the i1l‘mY. and vnnislied from the lien of his friends.
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Eniieta as Scout '
'rite a-iterate wart. tone nine; it.
Col. Eiigiaiid, who had ‘but iittclfrc covered from it evcfe iittuck 0f"lii ness. -brought about by concussion ofthe -lirniii, and ,lie icinniiicd iii hospital for seine time_- When V he was able to leave he decided that it ions we vvriise was what he need- ed. and so departed for South Af- rica. After arriving in the Full of 1915, ex-Colonel England concluded that he could still do his bit, and so under his own name he enlisted' as .a ecout ‘in the South African Horse. HH Wim! thl‘0\1Ih--g' twelve months' cQipnli;n in fliiifi-it Africa' until the 119110! &1W0=§ 4mt.,,e3i¢. tile troopers were dismounted. After that he was
to his tlii'oii1:.
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ii.il.il. Priiieess Piiti~iel:t has recov-
ered from her ret-ent iiiillsiirisitioii. for sho is again iziving her griirioiis paitroniigc to tiirioiis good ivorks, Lit:-'t'\veelt wits liclpiiii: one of our tillles for slit-. was to nttiiiid ilu- lliir- v;ir.! tea for the (Teiitriil Loan llurt-:lu 1-`uiid for lidiieatcil \\'oiiieii at th.: Anierit-:ui \Vonieii's Chili, London which has long hcen it viiliilililn :ind iinportniit Loiuloii cciitrc for the wo- iiieti froiii ilu' l`iiited Status. ,
Lady .-\iici'<I<-eii was ont- oi' llio
guests of honor :it i\iiirdi Grits linll held at the Ritz-(`:ii'lctoii. New York, the proceeds ot' whieh are to be devo- ted to the relief ol’ the t'-.iniilies ol Sniithcrii iiiountiiiiiecrs who are ut the front.
llcr lixcclliiiiry. the l)iiclies..' -ol'
Devoiisliire. who has been Pnti-oiiess nf the (`aiiiidiiiii briiiicli of Queen lVlnry's Needle Guild siiitfc her zir- riviil in (Tuiiiidii. has griii-ioti.~:ly con- st-.iitetl to liccoiiie iluii. Pi'i.-shliiiil its well as l‘uti'oiicss.
The put-i_t week, like every other
week. these days, has bi-eit ii linsy one for cver_\'oiio with the iisiizil sociiil activities ot` an iiit'orniul nature. 'pu- trlotic sewings. concert:-i, teas, etc. There were several two-tuiile Bridge all`:tirs, liostesses finding it ti most ulfreeiilile mfiiiiier ol' ciitcrtiiiiiiiig their friends. _ _,_
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The new Spriiii; niilliiitiry is nui-
kiiu; its iipiiviiriiiiee, iii one .shop win- dow :it loiisl, and ctigei' eyes are to lie soon diiily tiikiiig in the points ol' style. One thing to lic iiiiid about those on view this week is, that; iiii- lcss there is it riidiciil cliiiiigc iii other sliaipes coiniiig lutor on, the woninii who poi-iiiesses it well plcsorveil loft over lui-it your hut. will be uiile to roiitenipluie with cuuuniiiiity. thu prospect oi’ lioviiig to iippcrii' in it iigiiiii this siiiiiiiicr.
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As for gowiis, the so culled “liti|.',c~
ries" irocks this year :ire iiiude ot net georgette mid softest crepe dc cliiiie. These dainty creiilioiis iiiiide. in peg top style. can he iiiiiiit`iielui~i»tl :tt lioiiic diiriiii: those soiiibre days ot' lent. so that win-.ii iiiiidiiiui-, nm] hor cliariiiiiil.: duiiglitnrs lilo tiiuinselves to the country liilcr un they will dit' fully equipped lu incct itll social uin- crgeitcies us fur its dross is concern- ed. Sniiiiiier suiisliinc is too pre- cious to wiistc iiiiiiecessiirily on iii- door sowing.
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The niilitiiry ili~ut't on their tiiiiil pu-
ritdo were thc rcclpieiils ol ol' tliiiiity puckod lunches which they liitcr cn- joycd to thc fullest extent.
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and one in which in P. E. lsliind wus
public reception given
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,and \\'o.=,ti'i~ii Ciiiiitllii from fornier ais- soeiiilcs all exprcssiiig the honor of ltho oeciisloii iind regrets iii. not being .pi-esciit. ,-\ lieiiiitifiil silver iiow;-r :howl with 1\\'i-iity-il\'|‘ Ainvrieuii liiciiiity roses for ltr. Fullerton iiiiil In liiiiiilsiiiiii- jewel <-use for Mrs. Ful- _lt-rtoii wi-rt-. tht- gifts ut' the Presby- tery. ivliili- the I)oi~lor‘s congregation tliroiii.:li (’oloiiel Stewart presented to liliii niid Mrs. l<`iillcrtoii. n beiiutl- fiiily worded nildrcss iind it purse of
$250 iiidi<~ziti\‘e of théiir iippreclutioii. _love and csteciii. .- t'ter ii lengthy i pi‘ugi'aiiiiiic and iipceclies i`i'<n‘fi the vl- 'sitiiig i>lcr_t;_\- rvl'i'esliiiiei\ts were serv- ed, it iliiiiity tcri tuhle nt the end of 'the i-lull lieiiiiz, gi‘ut:el'iilly presided over by Mrs. (lontl\vi]_i_,__.i\lijsi. Ponie- roy niid Miss l', .llro\vii. assisted in _ wititini.; by the ladies ol' the congre-
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