' ORBINE, IR.. the antiseptic llni

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THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN ' JANUARY 12, 1917.

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YOU Bl!

from

GSI! &l€

pain

take a dose as soon as Wu

ir Favs to ii

anooi<i=isi.b.-'riiere wni be reg- ii

ular services in the Brookfield (‘on- E. S. Weeks 0

gregation on Sunday next, 14th inst.

M

1 . , f_ - _ gg s s- _

is Quwxzaf as follows. Brookfield. 11 sin SERVICES CONTINUED-The' Lui RALPH ll

nu_|¢F -Harltsviile, 3. and Hunter River at 7_ ted Evangelistic services w_lll be con- I e u

,p_m_ tlnued in the fl‘ryon Baptist Church .

ln

. _'__' CAR FERRY.-The car ferry steam- evening.

In hp” Durum vm 21:33., er yesterday went to Georgetown and 1

Y°“ °°"“‘ °'°"°°‘“§ mul,-wiii continue on iiie Picionoeorge- Assisrinc Pasron.-Rev. iz. s.. °m"°t`°“mr “mm” .town route along with the Stanley. Weeks, Pownal is assisting Rev. Hy

at wmmnéb ,until further orders. The steamer A. Brown, Murray Harbour in special uk 8 mm, ofdoclrc-.i there at- 9.55 yesterday, the religious services. He will return

°“ u huelmaii special with passengers. ar- to Pownal for the Sunday services.

“H 3° um rlving in the city at 12.40. A special on l-ith.

0 n“1g?mg§ train with mails and l>355eT\Sel'5 le"

um las-t night at 8.45 to connect with the

“L steamer. l

is Province POWNAL CIRCUIT-Jan 1 th Ser

vices Clifton at ll a. m.. Mount

llT'?“Mf:“"f""'G*f“’f"‘ff‘p~,ir;a,,,,e _I PRINCE EDVVARD- .Niniii"|

63 5 7&s.45 r

""°" “‘ "'3”m’1‘?.§'.i’i‘.`é.“‘ 7' cnacn oaniiouo, Leon aairv ann - eucsnm ai-:sssar-:ir IN

ext week and concluded on Friday,

SHlP~BU|LDlNG. _ Mr. Donald

Nicholson. M.P., will read' a paper in the Board of Trade room this even-

'“'°"°"’“ bi’ “° '°‘”' "°‘“‘°' °° b°l°' w£ot:-iNo.- on Tuesday inoi-ning. ing at 8 tveineii, iiis suiiieci being

hint- of undigested food mixed' with

ii, no stomach gas or heartburn “

Ftdllneasr or heavy reeling in the stein- 5

n interesting wedding took place in '

S

aeh. nausea, debilitating headaches. ox Ianni P_ E_ ,_ was united ln

dizziness or intestinals griplug.i;f‘li\i)al;1namlse to Mus May Louise Aug” mug; (°'?)§didtb(f:£°;l?$e,,_:m,¢€ fine. formerly of Riehlbucto. but now.

- _ ds f both artia

m P-°i°°n ym" breath 'ml mnsews iiialgoixiictgtriengiiiiige too extend rio the °d°"‘ couple the best wishes. The part!

left this afternoon _ `

island. Moncton Times..

Pape‘s Dlapepsin is a caa'ta.in.¢ure

for out-of-door' stomachs, because it takes hold of your food and digest it just the same as if your stomach

for Prince Edward

supnsivie counr.-in a i-nie ie-

'am' here' turnable before the Court yeSl‘_?l”di\>' UI

Relief in tive minutes from all som- i a

ach misery is waiting for you at any. drug store.

These large fifty cent cases contain i

enough ‘fPape's Diapepsin" to keep the entire family free from stomach disorders and' indlgestion for many months. It belongs In your home. l

l l

' AB$.°.°‘f"?lF,'§'

- ' owes Bursal Enhrgemenw Thickened. Swollen¢'I`iasues. Carbs, Fill.-d Tandona. Sore- neaa from any'Bruise or Strain; StopsSpavin Lamenus. Allays pain. Does not Blister, remove the hair or lay up the horse. $2.00 a bottle,

delivend Book LK free.

ABS -

eicatior mankind. IN! Yllovitia. Strains. Goury iiirtnsu " - tsiswollen. Pahful»Varicose.. eina.0vt’ill tell you more if you write. Sl and S2 per-bottle at

dealers or delivered. Manufactured only by l.|.YOUI\G. F.I|.|'.lii Lvmaal llla..lfonir¢al,Can

!|`Dt°ied Fruits'

a .

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lWe have one ofthe

GOFF

LL nicest assortment ti-

l- . , be found in the city.

_BEER & Go

Evapoiated Anplis. Evaporated Pearhes' Evaporafed Apriccts

. '°?3

EER

E'/aporated Prurit-sr.

Full i'ar=cc now in

stcrlf

{ Beer & G_t_i_f_i_;

EXPERT

EYE SERVICE

We 'have recently had the privilege

of visiting the offices of some of the most expert Opticians in Canada. We have studied theilflinethods and seen them practically demonstrated, and lt,-is a matter of gratification to be able to Bay that the service we are giving our patrons, we be-lieve is quite equal to that obtainable in the larger centres.

Wei 'solicit your patronage.

G. F. Hutcheson

, _ Optician _ I "

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.Flour ~

i FIJI/IKI';§§\\\YIIfl ' .ri -

WAY'

win atock at ourl Erica!

ouae -

rednbearrels be€€‘iJei;iindsun

garnishee matter-the King vs. .\iori-isnii in which the Royal Bank_ was garnisheed. Mr. Johnston and Mr. _ Bentley argued in favor of Morrison.; asking that the rule be discharged'-‘ The Attorney-General with Mr. Mc- Kinnon in support of rule contending council had the right to use this pro- cess of the court for the i>\lll>0S€ Of collecting this indebtedness’ on the part of .\lorrison to Crown bb' F5150” of his bond being estreated. The court adjourned at 4.30 p.m. to mcct

this morning at ll o'clock.

PRINCE EDWARD THEATRE.-\

“The Thousand Dollar." with the CHD' tlvating movie star. Miss Blanche-. Sweet taking the leading role. was a picture of entrancing interest at

ond of the series of the ridveiiturcs or' “Grant. the Police Reporter." had a decided dash and thrill which iiiili-_ cates that the series grow better with each new chapter. .\ very enliven- iiig coinedy wound' up the program. Tod'ay's billof-fare is headed by the ninth chapter of "Tho Shielding Sha- dow." entitled. “The lricorrigiblc Captain." A three-part Selig drama "The Griniiiiig Skull." and' “The Pare- taker's Diieinnia" are other good ones, wlille Mutt and Jeff in “ills Wisiiorn Tooth," and "His Lucky Day." a Vita- graph comedy. create merrlriient gal- ore.

CRUSS. FEVERISH

lIHlll] IS B|llUllS

UR lIUNSllPAltlJ

Look, Mother! lf tongue is coated give "California Syrup of Figs."

Every mother realizes, after giving

"er ciiiltiren "California Syrup of ‘"~ " 'hu' ~f"< is their ideal laxativc. t . ~- its pleasant taste <4 _ 1' fl- i.-:sly ciennses the tcuiler .ff »' 'rr " `i'1er and bowels with- /1'. rzlpfn;

’»i'he.r r-ross. irritable, feverish or

breath bed. -stomach sour, look at the ongue. mother! if coated. give a tea- spoonful of this harmless “fruit laxa- tlvc.", and in a few hours all the foul. constlpated waste, sour bile and undi gested food passes out of the bowels, and you have a well. playful child a- gain. When its little system is full of cold. throat sore. has stomach-ache, diarrhoea, indigestion, colic-- rem- ember . a good "inside cleansing" should always be the flrat treatment given.

Millions of mot;-iers keep"Califoinia

Syrup of Figs" handy; they know a teaspoonful today saves a sick child tomorrow. Ask your druggist for a 50-cont hottie of “California Syrup of Pigs." wliicli has directions for babies, counterfcits sold here, so doii’t he children of all ages and grown-ups printed on the bottle. Beware of fooled. Get the genuine, made by “California Fig Syrup Company."

f Here is the" Perfect Clothes Cleaner

if you have tried other ao-

called clothes cleaners without satisfactory results. come hero and get the real. genuine PER-

in barrels and 98- lb. bags, which

out at once for cars of

Flour is Market ' Hard'

”l.‘$¥..°Z

lllé H0

1 "-’»f.’H1'\:

u 'P " c 'g

swf..

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FIJCT clothes cleanser. it is

Putman’s ’

Dry Cleaner

an American article imported solely by us. and' with a long- standing record' for successfully

cleaning Furs Silks Lasse

..F0athers. _- . ,Ribbons ` Gloves.

and

All Filne Fabrice

With it you do not need to

use soap or water. Large box

‘ ally invited to he present. 3907

Among arrivals in the city yesterday was a piper of the 236th Kilties ofi Fredericton, who will take part in the; recruiting meetings being held in the;

this theatre last evening. The sec-'

‘Ship-building in P. E. Island." This

t. Bernai-d‘s Church, where' Jacob industry is becoming s very live sutrl ark.son ofindian Chief Sark. of Len- ject just now. and one in which all, a

re interested. The public are cordi-

PIFER JOINS COMRAC°ES.--

country by Lieuts. Blair and Hnmph-§ ries and Sergt. Major Delaney. it is- wortby of note that all the officers of the 236th have been at the from audi enlisted as privates earning the-lr* promotion by active service.

~ WEDDED IN CALIFORNlA.- The home of Mr. and Mrs \\'ilson W.

Lane. 55 North Chester a e, ' I the scene of a pretty wedding cere-

moriy on Saturday evening, December 31. when William A. McLaren and Miss Cecelia Olson, both of this city, were united ln marriage by Dr. James Henry McLaren. brother of the groom. .\ir. and Mrs. .\lcLaren will reside' iii their cozy bungalow located on Glen avenue. -Star News. Pasa- dena. (‘al. (Mr. Mqiiaren formerly be- longed to Sour-is. He is a brother of

L A _-si _D

The inc orrigible Captive

NINTH CHAPTER OF THE WONDERSERIAL' “The .i~ hielding Sh idovi

Mystery and Sensation again holds sway in

this Chapter _

- WHO IS Tl-IE SHIELDING SHADOW ?

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_IN

_ Three Part Selig Drama

S His Lucky Day . s

‘ Vitagraph Comedy

BUD HAMILL, ETHEL TEARE '

Tii9,Caretakers Dielemma

THE UNIVERSAL FAVORITES

MUTT AND .JEFF iN

His Wisdom Tooth

LAUGHTER GALORE IN 'l`ODAY’S

. MONDAY TUESDAY

SESSUE HAYAKAWA iN

Honorable Friend

ALSO '

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i I ,Ti The Secret ii.. Subma ' A

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Paociuisi. noni TM ss _ , |

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MURRAY HARBOR CIRCUIT- APPIN ROAD CIRCUIT-Rev. J. S. THE SULTAN ECHOES V

Jan. 1-ith. Se'vices, \\'liite Santisnt MacKay will conduct services next HIS MAS_`DER'S VOICE.

ll a. m.. Cape Bear, at'2.30; Murray Sabbath the 14th, Appiii l-toad at ll; _--r . Harbor 6.30. The pastor conductirigti-lampton at 3 and an Evangelistic LONDON, January 11'-A C0“Sta“` services. ~ Iservlce in Tryon at 7. till0D|€ de-‘§D8i€h by RBUIPT- by Wily

_-_ of Amsterdam, gives the text of a pro-

WEDDED YESTERDAV__ At th@‘|claiiintion of the Sultan to the army,

LETTERS OF SYMPATHY.- Ati

NYS. (`hH|PS C`0mD. 0! G9`rHld SL) 'the second rneeting of the Quai'tei'l_v

FUNERAL YESTERDAV.- The re-

mains of Mrs. John Webster. mother of .\ie-.=.srs A. F. and J. A. \\'ebste`r. of this city. arrived in Charlottetown you Wednesday from Franklin. Mass.,

afternoon tiziiii. lnternieiit was made there- _vesterda_v afternoon. Deceased 'was over eighty years of age and

i lomciai nonrii or ins Gram-iris .\iniii0~

dist Circuit held at Stanley ou Dc-'

cembei' 4th. 1916, ii resolution of sy rnpatliy was passed and ordered to be sent to several persons who had lost friends, but in the report ap-

aml were forwarded to Midgell. by the' Waring in tm. pre-55 the nam.. of

Mr. John t‘nrc'w was iiiailverteiitly omitted much to the regret of the members of the Board. Mr. Carew

passed away after only two days ill- was fm. many yw,.s_ 3 faithful mgm. ness. llesides ber two sons. she is sur- her of and wo,-ke, in me \Vh9a||@_\-

'vivcil li_v one flatighior, Mrs. New- ;<‘ombe. of Franklin. who at-conipanicil ltlie remains to the island.

\ir \I t' \l<'Donald ('lt\' 1-ainc

from Georgetown.

.\lr. Cliarles R. Harper. '~ 'l.- ='

l. R.. returned yesterd

Moncton.

.left last night for Georgetown .~ route to Ottawa.

rived in the city yesterday to spend

Miss Josie Doyle, Bloomfield. and

SlJentllng a couple of weeks ln the city visiting friends.

Mrs P S Mcintvre ofliensing-

a

visit to friends in' this city. comin; in by the western train on Monday.

SOLDIER SAYS

"Tell my friends, if they want

U0 help me. to send some Zam-Bak. The -boys here say it is very good, and it is mach in demand." This le an extract from a letter received from Pte. J. R. Smith of "The

Princess Pats" in France.

There is certainly nothing ao

Rood as iam-Bnk for the accidents and ailments incidental to a soldiers life. it is splendid for all kinds of sores, blisters, bums gmt cuts. and it is equally good for frost bites, cbilblains, cold ¢|-ggi" and chapped hands. Nothing ends Min and heals so quickly. and lie Ill! anyseptie. an application of Zam-Buk to a wound sa soon as sustained. will prevent all danger

of blood-poisoning.

lf you want to send your soldier

friend something he is sure to ap- Dfeclate-put a box or two of Zam-Bulr in your next parcel. f ‘ All ilrlllxlsts. or Zitm-Buk Co.

Tvfwlvf .60c. box. I ter $1.25.

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THE 2 M.-ics » .» » . . i i -

' _ig ~A J aontributlon to."

- " ~ - ' omm ttee. or rect to

149 0'- GW- 33”* . an isi suns ss, st. ram

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*wp* fl * K » .gr-tan; t ~ 5 s¢vv¢uvan¢v@¢I_\1i_va1Qq

i»<.\Mi,, v~v-»-A ,_ .t _._ 'Q W'

...'.._,,J _ é ...ii

*MM stalk

Mr. J. J. Hughes. M. P.. si.. \

' ,rushed towards a little vine-covcrcd

cottage at the further end of the vii-

|` lage, a little house alternately illiini-

ers. wives.

liivcr church. and to his lirrciivcil widow ive' tender our sincere syiii- pathy. Signed on behalf of the Quart-

_ _ . ci‘l_v Ollicial Board. '.\ici<l\vcii.

Plarrsosi ALS __ l ___

- ____. RECOMMENDED- FOR HLYING OYSTER BED BR|DGE.- .\li‘.

COFlPS.- Word has been i~et'.ei\'t>d

lintfronii (}'i,<irgetAo\vii _\-qtgiilriiat-'_' V ,thai Corporal Fred M. Nasir, of Char-

, _.___ Llottttown. and Seregaut E. G. Mc-

Leod, of Hunter River, rnembers of

Supt. Grady returned yesterday ' ~ _

the' 9Sth Siege Battery, now in

France, have been.rccommendc<1 :is

C r s. The

Mrs. George .\iontgon1e‘ry Albertoii, Offlf-*T5 in lhi’ Fl5'lI'1S' 0 D

is nt prose-nt visiting friends in the friends Of b0\h ‘TOYS Wm ‘W m“°`h 'L-ity, - iiitcres-ted in this news.” Mr-_ Nash,

who is a son of Mr. F. J. hash. Mun-

.ging-Editor of the Patriot, ,lc-It hero :.= a gunner and was proniotc\ to '. nibzirdier, later iielng promoted .»: the field to Corporal. Mr.. Mc- .-~od. who was a Corporal, has by his -.cellent work won his way to Sergt.

.f`a:ll'fSE;‘ fl£;lxlil`i;0(1 li" if#-'= .V/HAT HAPPENED AT HAECHT' _ LETTER OF SYMPATHV. '

‘ _ i' _' ii mon '~. --- , ____

visit to .her home in Ontario. ""“'4'Wi'rei-i-'the'HunB PHSBGG ThF°‘-'Sh f"°""' To -th. an .-

l. Mallnes. 1 F1 il ..

Mrs. Norman Beaton, Union Road. TIT- id d m .an;\.c géhalf of Superlmendént

- -' --. I _ _-l . s ' mo 01'; ,. -. .. . . C ‘

tl1,~;estLi;eliiding the week with friends - -I“_ili;`tTl;<ll`l;;`r;;<t fior Itwoovxtéeks pam. iasjidtichgllaisvof; lorlr Sunrllay

-' -. ‘ \ 0 ve - ~

D But into one afternoon, not waiting time our sincere syélp:th5;_°umat tml;

even for supper ho left Thlelt swift-

Mr. VV. C. Kerr, of the Poultry ' h ~ -I k “hi R _ . O Division Department of Agriculture, 13"- bi<li‘~'i\1l§ is 11101191' eel? W ll ge-mi. b- fh 1 th f . . returned yesterday from Tru;-0_ doors tlll he rcturngd for lir;r.dl’;Ielw's|Jamef‘S_ 5 e ‘ea U ‘ 5°" 5°”

. _-__ had come. frightens peasan s' rvnls W- .H1 I . i hi _

.\ir. Hollis Rowe arrived in the east had b"°“gh'~ il' that me Prusfiaui ciisttizniied Délaiigbiii nSusii;dav'mS;iioi:i|lsazii(ii

city yestmday from Moncton to spend grey coats, drivcn back from Malines. Church Choir' He has* been called a few days at his home here. WSW killing e"e"5` man' “'°.ma“ andfto the Higher life beyond for which

1- .Child in the Path of the" ‘°etfe“t'|\\'e believe lie was fully prepared hav-

Mr' C' J' Gallagher- manager' Oflleavmg “mhmg but death behind' [ing decided for Christ a few vears

the Prince Edward Thea”-e_ returned . So he hasteinetliL;'\'i.;i‘t to H'It`iechti|to,ag0’ ~ yesterday from a business trip to St. his Wife “nd _am ere' "aw “g Death 1 - t (1 -- h ' John- » “mm in th°.""“5k me nr” fm" miles the shatloiiihoieiilniiilziei'igiliilve liz-seugiiii

--_ Passed 5“'ml3'~ The" the big harvest your hearth. We prav these losses

Mr. P. E.-Plienney, accountant iii thc m0°“ 52.’-uedyup amongst the stars' and may bring \-01| mm;-er [0 Him who ig

ROYHI Bank at Summerside. has re- he \l‘°“Sm “lat '“’° h°“"’ *mvelohyltoo wise to`err and too good to lie uti- tumed after spending his liolidavs hernglgt W°“\d!;"'g‘5';(hilm h°"{;' B“""lrir`iil. ‘

with his parents in i-lalif '_ ' when e "HUB 0 Be “°"». "°“g‘

' l. ax /‘ which 'liehsd .hoped to pass, he found\

Mm_ p_ J_ _]0n€.5_ of Mon,_.t0n_‘ a,_ that village ixvtlanies. and dan grunt; Jam SNL 1917

~ no ’ '

ous silence into which he are

ere. full of`forehoditig. he crept u towards Haccht Here, too flames

M‘ . K th i H h . ' D - ~

ls; a er ne ug es horbom' are fr m a dozen burning houses. -_

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rose up o but it seeniéd to liini that his own home lay untouched. Save for _thc crash of falling. blazing timbers. there

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ton. and Mrs.. Cornelius. McLellan. of was as deep a S“.e"°e as was won 0 Grand Rive,-_ are on two we. ks. encompass the little vllalze any mid-

night of the year, but this was the silence, not of slumber, but of death and devastation.

in an agony of fear. for those whose

life meant more than life to him. and careless now of his own safety. he

lnated. and cast into shade. hy the leaping flames nearby. As he passed :Town the street. he come upon the dead' bodies. of ten civilians. lying in a row. A dozen paces farther, lay a child of three. its stomach cut. open by n bayonet. Nearby tho dreadfully. mutilated body of n woman of thirty years.

Against. the door of his cottage.

from which he shrank. unable to lie- llove such horror, his- youngest nlilld.

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three years old'. was nailed by hlii

the garden; his eldest daughter shot' through the forehead. lay by the gate. and by her side. two other children, bayonetted. - I Such was the fate of ilaecht, and

the atrocities described above have

peachable eviden

The memory of

der. mutilation

atrocities. mur

of broth the least

part of the

But the l danger. starvation. For two hir* ~ been oh the

of Belgium. and urgent are fact-d'. is

the people famine, and

for un-

quan-

f _; 'Tie crisis

gone into history. proved by unim- ce.

_. ,_plles are sent

'~‘ add) i|U.f" '_r*?1 7*f'[' Y- ‘- vrspit \¢l'li'lr._| """- ~ »- -rv :viii-nib-1-»ni;ii,

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Queen Hotel on \Vc-dnesday. tho l0tli,I Mi-_ A. D. Martin. of Graiidvle’w. audi Miss- Mary Catherine i\icDonnld, ot" Garfield. late' of New Bedford, Mass.. were united in marriage. Mr. Martin' is one of the prosperous and intelli-l gent fnmiers of his vicliiity. and Miss- l\icDonald a lady of exceptionally pleasing personality and flue quali- ties; also a trained nurse. This youiigl couple start a life under most auspi-| cious opportunities and have the best wishes of their inaiiy friends that their future may be hriglit :ind pros- pcfroiis. The ce-rcnioriy was perform- cil by .\i. Mai1iii`r- pastor ilcv. Dr.

George Carr and Mr. Willis Kelly oi' Ti'zivollcr's Rest :irc visiting tit llill Side cottage. lite guests ol` Mr. :intl Mrs. Eriniund t`:irr»- Miss Ada lioriic has returned home after spending thc \vcelt'g end visiting Miss Hell Mathc- soii of Oyster Bod Bridge. Miss licl- eit MacKay has rcturiicd lionic after visiting in the Uiiitcd States- V'l`ho ice is in excellent coiiditic-ti for horse racing now.- Mr. Percy Carr is the proud owner of it promising colt sired by Acquire. His friends are all :iii- .vious to see liiiri rzicc.- .\ii.<s Bell .\lutlieson spent Sunday tit iiigliiieltl the guest of licr sister Mrs. Athcl Ro- berts.

cl Mis. Ebenezer Brown

reat loss vou have sustained s re-

in which. after recalling the peace of- fer of the Central Powers. the Sul- tan saysz-

! “The enemy countries, disregarding

the' serious intention and sublime spirit of our purpose, disdalnfully re- jected 'our' offer. und we are oblige-.1, with our allies, to continue the war. leaving to the cuciiiy the iiiornl and riiaterinl respoiisibility of fresh blood- shed and the ruiii of homes.”

The Sultan ass-tires the Turkish

soldiers that duririg`the wah' they have “brilliantly eiilinnccil the ven- crated name of Ottoiiianisni.” iitiil ex- pr-esseis the conviction that “with the niil of the Almighty we shnll obtain i°innl victory and deliver' otir country from the ziviility of our enemies."

“1lencc‘foi'th, with our allies," lie-

coiitiiiues. "wc will rcdoublc our zeal and efforts lu ortlcr, with tho aid of God, to ilcsti'n_v our tfric-niir‘.<."

SAYS CHINA GREATEST OF NEU- TRAL SUFFERERS

i’i<]i{lNtl. .laii. ll.-\Vi| Ting Fang

minister of forcigii affairs, liiis si-nt to Dr. Paul llclnscli. llio American minister, at reply to i’i'csldcrit \\'il- .~.oii's peace iiotc. This ileclurts that China ls probably the grcntcst iitutrnl sufferer from the wzii- because her economic ami' industrial reforms re- quire the assistance of other powers. It adds that China is sympathetic with President \\`ilsovi':i desire for the res- toration of poncv :ind with :in ai-raiigcf ment which would iipliold tlic cquality of all the nations, weak or strong. so that further acts of injustice and vio- lence would be impossible.

sin sAM DEF|NEs Ti-is PEACE Teams

Tells New Yorkers Whit the Allies

Are Fighting for. .

NEW YORK, Jan. 11.-Sir Sam

Hughes, formerly Canadian Minister- of Militia and Defense, speaking at ii meeting of the Canadian Club of New York tonight declared that in his' op- inion the Entente Allies would insist upon the overthrow of the "lichen- zollern autocracy" in the formulation of peace terms.

"The Allies are fighting for the

i' hts of humanity, including the

.lg . great people of Germany." said Si-r'

Sam Hughes. “They are fighting for the restoration of Belgium, Holland. and France, Poland and Roumania. Serbia and' Montenegro. .

“The Kiel canal must be free to the

world' and be unfortiiled. Schleswig- Holstein should belong to Denmark. Persia and Turkey must be free from German control and Armenia or what is left of it must be placed beyond possibility of further butciiei-ies. Al- sace and Lorraine rightly should go to France." -

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turn. Aiiitiviiis 1"

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C. B. Christian, Halifax. l<`i'uiik lilacdonald. Suuimersidc. D. K. McNeill, Outlook. Sash.

A .B. McDonald. Vernon. JUS- England, Travellers Rest. A. J. l\lacNevin. Bonshaw.

\\'. H. Reid. St. John

J. C. Cook. Kensington

P. l\lcCaitli_\'. Souris.

James Kickham. Souris. A- b 'rat.

Percy (`. Kent, Dartmouth.

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