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cvanniari _ _ _ JANUARY 6- 1911-f

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THE GERMAN HOPE _

Some time ago we reproduced in The Guardian an

article headed "'l`liaiil_;_.__t:`o<1 for the Kaiser." lt was no sarcastic expr¥s~igha»_’»_f»‘ttitielt thanktulness but ge- nuine gratiiiidt- 1-- ti-»l`°tliat Ile had eiidowed the Kaiser with ~i» iiitirit intpatience and conceit as to bring on the war iireiiiatttrc-ly. Had the war been pu ot? for two _\'ear~ li.-tiger. with the preparation that was being ntade for it in tit-miany, the author ot' the article argued that in-rtn:iii_\' would unquestionably `have won the war and would have trainpled Europe and iiidet-il tit- \».~_.rld. tiziiler her ieet. The events of the past two and a halt' years have proved that lie was not far astray. The Germaiis themselves now realize that they tnacie :i scrioiis mistake in their haste.

Tlte Berlin l_<ii~::il .\nzc-igtr. one oi the leading

nt-i\‘spaper.~ in lit-riiirtiiy, in close touch with the go- iernmeni and '-.vitli tonifiztliloni, recently' published av article whit-lt thro\i~ :r lurid light on what German_\ had hoped from the war :md what she still hopes for in the "peace" llre §~ it-'ni inoviiig heaven and earth and the neiitrztl ;zati»»n~ to ~c-cure. This article was clearly not ititezzile-i 1'-»r -nitside consumption; it was a heart to heart tall. bc-tiieeii Germans. Here are a few extracts:

"\\'e licgftii 'lit nur ;i yt-:ir too soon. \\'hen we

have secure-l .= tit-rziizizi p»_~f<-re we must begin at onci a reorganizatiozi iipoii ri liromlcr and tiriner basis that ever l»eit.r~-_ l1~i.».?iI':~liittc-iris that produce raw ma- terials essential to the :irniy must not only continut their work. lint enter into it upon lines of increased energy, irirniiitg ihu~ the kernel oi economic sense ior the next ~.'.:tr_ `\\`e must carefully calculate in ad- vattce. in view ni lessotis learned in this war, what our counirjr lariss iii raw material, and secure im- niett~e rc-.~erve.~ to reinaiit unused until a day in the inttirc. \\ e iniist organize as genuine an industrial inobilizzitiiiit :i~ c lt:t»l a military niobilizatioit. Every trrliiiician -ir ~.eiiii~iet-liiziciait, enrolled or not in the list v.i' iriobilized. inns: he t-nipowerefl through official cre- dential- to izike cltargc and direction of a given es» trthlisliiitciit tipoti the second tiay following a new de' vlar:iiii»~. oi =.\':ir. l~`_\'<-ry estalilisltnteiit manufacturing im criiiiivn-risiiil piirposc-~ iiiust be mobilized also an( iiiidersiait-l iifiicizilljr that upon the third day after de rlaraiion -.:` nizir thc-1.' entire abilities are tqbe devoted to ~erving "li-: :trnzy upon demand. It must also be determined ~n :i»l\':tiivt- just wltat quantities and sort ot' essentials ~itch csizihlishnient can furnish the army iit a given time lizich csiablishniettt also should _be required to itirziisii :i detailed list of workmen who cart be tlispen~ed with. the-e alone to be mobilized in thc military .~r~ii.~e_ \\'t- ntu~i iinally establish some dehnitt conirnercial ttiiilerstaitrling with nations outside Eu- rope 'rlrzit will oilt-i' thein advantages to be duly speci- iied in detail wiiereb_v these ttations as neutrals will tin-l it to their direct disadvantage commercially to trade or sell munitions during war to either ourselves or our eneinics. \\'c can afford to offer such condi- tions otirselves. _\ttd t`ittall_\', when the next war comes,

ii iiiitst not be a _rear too sooii.”

Here then is lieritiaiiy’s hope clearly set forth.

The peace she has so liypocritically offered to discuss in order to .stop the awful bloodshed, in order to give the nations a chance to live is simply a trtice to enable her to lay broader and stronger foundations for more far-teaching friglitfulncss, fq.r_ another reign of terror that wqulrl tiltimzitcly result _in laying the world at

her feet. ‘ ei- -»~

\\'hy should civilized nations waste time over dis-

cussing peace with :-1 itation whose devilish purpose has been so unmistakeably revealed by the manner in which she prepared for this war, percipitated it, car-

’ oi others. Come out to the Short Courses now being gva-to)-f“"ll’lfFi‘3‘A';~ Gm_C°g';:’_;6“;- 1;: Mft Ed,,,,.ds_ H,-`s_ stung,-_ Mrs, Jas.

held throughout the countrv and discuss these ques- Ani.,-I 'S¢§me`y li]-idgeh yr 55".,-,3 Jack. Mr. Andrew Jack. Mrs. Nlegilolin,

i _ _ _ ‘ _ ' _ ` _ ,M . P. C. lc 'tions with your neighbors and with the lecturers. Pre- ¥°E"°“-3'r*°§Y B'l‘lJ3°» M;-H §,';|`|D§|,l.; C3321?-ou; mu Mi"

_ _ _ Huurd. . eorge . Roz . - ~

sent your difficulties-perhaps your, next neighbor p,;me,_ H,-_ H,m|d L_ p,|me,_ R£.,_ Princes Travers.

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has devised a means for overcoming the same difh- Hlgi-lm £.Sf5é‘;l:11yl0r.:r1'. “L and Mm_ “_ (__ G0" le" 0,, culty. The Courses are made as practical as possible. Joi,” }';,,g|,¢,_ §i|,-_ JF _y_ H0,-,,by_ 3": Tuesday moriélpg to viiilttspgzlif rtatagltir; _ ' _ _ _ _ _ Misses e yn an . » expenenced men are discussing the subjects and dis-_ C- G- DHUY- Dr- B°"’35“ld- C°|~ ”°°"°' 2? now 'in »|-ammo before promen-

cussion is alwavs welcomed- Mr. C. H. Black. Mr .G. S. Inman. 1 to Camomla’ whére they ,mend ,-9. 1

U.'S. LID NOW 0N

Since the cat that created the iurore on \\'all I

street escaped from the depanmental bag at \\'ashing- ton, the President and Secretary Lansing have sealerl

American exchanges. The White House and the State Department have adopted a policy of silence. Secre-

ed, at the same time informing them that hereafter lic would answer no questons on the subject. He had

The determination of the Administration to main- ‘C

turally increases the volume of speculation on the sub- :A

deal of guessing.. No hint or intimation of just what is going on between the United States and European Powers _is now given out at the White House, or the

State Department.

pfesaging big developments while in others his action t iS mgiirded as an effort to avert an impending col-

attenrion at the opportune Many _oi the fac- ms Honor me uememn, comma, Guinness was very wideiyiprrginedp tors influencing large production depend upon our and ln; Macdonald. held a levee at Mfmllx the h°°l¢”°S ‘"5" b t~ del°°‘°| ht I tforts between \'ovember ist and \la' ist Pre ra- °°'°"“"”" H°“° °“» ¥°"“"' "le" Hanna' who save B mia. u 8 _ e_ ` ' _ _ ` 5 ` ` Pa _ noon when the following gentlemen fl” "PP" “"7 f“_h°.f °"°r'

I tion can be made which will -save many hours during alien w Ny their ns9p¢ct_c;_ 1-li;

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the sowing or harvesting months when labor is very li‘;';l::"g'l:h°JBl(’)h°_l;-"};l:.:'!°’;‘h:P $° u arfxeimhtggi tea Leg; g; ¢' the

hard 10 §¢Cufg_ F -ndmgl-in 'nr' J Mccuéy ' “rl Llllléfll, Sl. John, N. B.. |18! weel i.l1_

_ _ _ _ .' ' ' ‘_ ' ` _ ._A.Bur1ltt dllrs. f\o two tarmers do things in the same way: some 'gi.3lé'_D"'°';s B‘e‘i'éh“ ' gh|;l l gilgéggxff A Cinrioirsriiwiin The:

have adopted systems which are much superior to that Davimn, gr, _|_ R; i3ur-neu, Rey, 1°, svevls 0! h0ll0f were Dresemed 'ill' *l

_ Mr. Justice Fitzgerald. Hon. Dr. S. D5

_ _ __ _ _ - ldl _ Th departure of this talented

Illustrated talks are given which assist in clearing Q- -ginrlggs-H 3:f-“l_’l¢;’iY}§";':Sll:1»a2l‘_'~M1l2_- :mag ,S “Such ,eg,,~,,,e¢| in bon, muy,-

up points hard to demonstrate when the animals are_ _|_` Ai,¢¢_|-,om sir, é Hodgson, _Mi-_ eaimd social circles.. 1

not to be had. The New (ilasgowfourse will con-I ki E» V1l[':alj1g§;i -“_ it Tramor- Madam snub Bemhardl appearer clude this week, and next Moonday evening the first pm¢_ H_ A_ 1-',,,¢°,',_ `Con`,_ L_ Gay: recently with Paderewgki' angx 0£;2n¥§> meeting of the \veek's course will be held at the Con- DY- R098. Mr- P- R- H¢8"l- Dr- W2' l” N” Y°'k at 8 be" t or e _

_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ g__ soldiers of the war. Under the imme

solidated School. Dairying, Poultry, Live Stock. i.i,;l,,lfnj_S2_ci':,‘i_i,egl:,9"¢?;{tli>l:»e|):i¢f}{°n_ dine patronage of Their Ely;-elleiL¢:ile;'f Grains. Plant Diseases, Potatoes. Soils. Drainage and aieurdogp si€`iv<innr;ib arlstliui-JNe1\_v~ ;t;‘i; img;-gggopiagiis 3;‘_m‘;gll_1SH;n: Education are the subjects to be dealt with. Sessions _|“?'l'ms_r_i|,._ _'inf ` ' ° '_ d Lad Hendrle_ the great Pol» are in the afte-moon and evenin _ Slll Pl€l'°€' MY- - - _

g rt. sims, Mr. .i. A. McLaren. Mr. i-‘_ Wednesday in Maeifi 313;' T°'°“""

)0( J. Nusii, sir. ia. Den. Peake, ur. man eveninsto: fc; iii is _

Percy Pope. Mr. W. L. Cotto , Mr. _ _ D. oat. ns<iain_ ur. G. J. iiccgi-mic. Hi” NW \;'°'l'_’0“;:_‘;“ se';‘;‘fm”M'§§; ur. ii. J. Palmer. itr. n. s. Palmer. sues! daring _Egg college “_i;_dso,_ ur. A. B. Warburton. Mr. i\. J. Bliwkbl -0 H mulvim - »

artln. Mr. J. D. Stewart, Dr. G. F. Wh0 |134 “de 3 . _ _ '

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ar, and _\ir. Jatmee, Mclsaac. run 'is “kms up the auénmm of

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it is expected

. _ _ _ A r y friends called on or. the senllemell 11°" “"5 ,

up all the sources ot information concemtng the pro- _y_ Tgrfiznklilnasnqn New Years to wish matches will soon ll;¢;;;1'aDS€‘d “ml gi-655 of the peace movemerm . htm many giagpynrelpéms lg tug dia, it visiting and homte ' ‘ _

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To what extent the Administration is in receipt of mggiahf gasiiiiiiarnngisii mrqide and Mrs. G. Douglas Steele; wbomgu

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prvate advice; as 10 (,¢i-man »'5 age gg;-m5_ |f any at young, still retains the enthusiasm of BD€Ddll\B U19 l10lld11)BWlll1 er Plflohnl

_ 3 pe _ ' his youth for a young and speedy MBYOI' and M"5» H“Y°’~ °f S"

all, is a carefully guarded mystery according to our hm-se and nannies, the mins with as was At Hotliliietoetieir former friends on

great a sltlll as ever. Friday 0! I P- Wte ‘~ .

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Mr F' T Watkis' many friends Mr. John Henry Gates was receiving

tary Lansing announced this policy to the newspaper were-ivuriirislsi to team cr iris iiipcss copcmmgégvagigng ;|`e';‘;'§‘_;’_;”;h__

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correspondents, when he told them that as yet no con- ofrgxgdiggisgi hhtl;’¢‘i;aix;"i§ iggkiziig imlleiltone of a long and prosperous.

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lidential peace terms from Germany had been receiv- a favorable recovery at the P. E. In life. Mr. Gates is it mairof except. _

' land Hospital. 'vitality and it is hoped he may ie!

Miss Graham, recent superintendent ’ ° °

_ _ C I Pi co left yesterday mom-

evidently discovered that he had given out too much in- 2: L2: fligéfellgsfllglailffi ?,i,':Z)i§,,lf gg: ing ‘iiiisli moiilitrs visit to New York formation before. rlage to Capt. Peugally of the Aviation and WashlnBl0l1~ “ghlgiugl “figs Lark

orps will take place shortly. he will be n. 5008! 0 _ . I

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r Sth Siege Draft, was also taken to Carr. DlN?Cl“>ft0if \l:i°l§°;_‘{'a“l':`mch wil

_ _ he P. E. Island Hospital this week and persona ren 96"! In me

iect. In the absence of infomiarion, there is a good threatened with appendicitts. lt is take Dllcf' ;>l:h-l’;':_‘_"‘i‘;'Y,_s glother at me

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ht;pe<lwltnb;hl]sececasse that an operation Blame", New York. The Secreqry of

Y . Es". sme and Mrs. Robert iausingagilttg The aftemon brldse club was very the 0111!’ PGYFDUS- P"‘~‘°°“l °“ .. _ _

pleasantly entertained by Mrs. 1-‘__ W. member of thet!‘B:l1\£l§S\.;e\l-l 5) Hyndman. on Thursday afternooli; !lllS“ll ed Sue' t h

. _ , t th. reception, which will* folow te

The Secretary 'S mtefpreted ln 50me ‘lU3l'l@f5 as qs 1325);] ‘:m;;Ii|;i)‘hl;ii-T” being mesa” l ceiemouy. Consul Pierce while iiiwasf

tain secrecy as to peace pmspectsirom now on na- Lieut Lyman' Davison of the popu- Mrs. Em Koon. I0 MY- “l““|"

»'l'he members of the Woman‘s Club. and lt is hoped his 'mf ""7 be °“°°d'

_ _ who have worked so well for Patriotic ln8ly_P'|€lSlll\»

lapse of the peace movement by putting a ban an in- purpose; since the opening of the' wur,

. . . white iu Hantu Lady Gwendolyn

bouquet of violets Other EUGSIS \`¢l'?

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s§m|B)`a$i'3,_,Sn' gi? ligrtieirlgnlst dhllvered an addri-Sf" 1851

n o s have many happy returns of the day.

s a a rlnge of Miss Edith Koon. dBllF8ll°¢l'_;7

. . . tiiugwn, wiii attend his rumiir r<>\\l\l°“

dingly delcate stage, and that at any moment peace

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another exchange of notes with Germany.

So far as peace is concemed, the Govemment is

granted that the whole situation is now in an excee- ' ‘

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may be precipitated or the United States involved in DUI., SELETIUIS F0' . ____ `3 l

(special to the Guardian) ~

ncL0ND_f_>_;‘f_-__{_'c';>§f;-__"f_*}_°_§‘;&",§§,‘_‘,’_‘_; The Best'Kinds-Men’s 90c and $1.00 closed sides

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requirement and would be glad of an opportunit be of service to you and yours.

What Ex-President _

Theodore Roosevelt Said

"Life Insurance increases the stability of the

business world’ raises the moral tone and puts a premium upon those habits of thrift and saving which are so essential to thf.:__wellare of the people as a body

We have policies of Insurance to meet

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llyndman & Company, Limited

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supplement labor in many instances. Too often we' 1' ‘held un afternoon bridge party on

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sow. or sc ical swat or we do our work on rm fmlmwfm W°‘°°°°°' A °°"‘”’ °‘ °" A

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and give but very little thought as to how we are doing ing u pletuut break iu ui otherwise _ ___¥_______. - - < ~ - ‘ _ - 'quiet wee socially. < _

it or as to the results obtained. It is a recogniz 1:21'-';apu:,‘;ithw¢hnp.l;;a=$el: , , , _ lsunld. _ 'he Fonows In th. I-nh?

ed principle that larger _wields are to be had by using "U _unpwmunx "fum" "Mu" U., llr. Alben Brown. th¢rh;‘wo’;1-kxiipwii good seed, by cuitiminga nic proper time or by tisingirmiry 'ni on ma -it tim cmsisa &=;<1‘_:1=______°f_______"}'_‘§__‘;,___°_,_§-,,,§',,_, i., ,,.,.,..,s to sfmsiaiip-ian. ur. im wt it viii bs ammo,” ,,

. -_ ~ d- “te k “_ im “md llovtonlpow oil' their Sweden _ _.___ __ of n,._-- Q _w_ Bmw, use point, nu opened the columns of the cumin; _

Prewnme measures agamst _'gases' no I "' l’ "ul °° mi’ "um" Muay' A' of me hmm nice' to Bla n ring u Roulmuten Patriotic Fund. fl'he'A|idrew looney, Llttlq Hui

the potatoes in the fields and in the cellars can be pro- it was duke n number went driving 1” ‘hxhche |°|'°°°°°¢m,¢°-‘|-‘his ,|25 1, idea being that every Roudmutsr mu. inn, .

tected from infection instead of allowing them to rot 3 “WI :lm mm” =°“”d 'll ,,°,,°“m,,,, me mat mug," my in tribute $250 to tt: F\:idw'l'l;ao mana 2. 5. Kingnhumqp

_ _ _ _ ~ Lum _where R hu no' been may-guy bg sent, to r_ _ ruee. . . nice. Point :thus changing from a loss account to a gain in malt) The AN” m:“~'~u me oem” of nmg?;_ towne” momtm n i, .iw be Ili-_ H .w_ Btuning, -Bank of Nova Robert Wana. Wheatley River ug

_cases \\c know that smuts in grains may be treated. H H in me "eu," md ,u mg ptuysd in Australia and South af- Scotia, ur to the Bdlwr of the Gund- Archie Bowles. llnrrny River.

§u¢¢95§f\|||y Seed “gn sgkgfgd |§ |1101-¢ vigorous and gvuwqgq qlth ymmg pegplg fm- wlwm 'la ‘lm §|'e‘l ‘“°°e:.=e:°o;!n?D:_‘)_|;°l:`, --.»_-__-.-_.__-.__ _A A»-- ~A_- -_,.,,_____ .- - _ _ - _ .- | the hours gilded ull too quickly, helped lbly the best force D ' _ ‘ will thrtse eien in an unfaiorable season and will a - on by me Splemm had musk pm _¢ ° °

ways give larger yields. \\`e also lmow' that milk vided. . ’ . _ .:_2;‘b:°§2!“e_s|: lfnmgiflndzy :gl

properly cooled and delivered to the lactones in pnme The delightful cuwm cf ye, yn" mg when she entertained tg: membgi; condition will make more chee~e: _per too lbs. than ii' pot 3:23: zcnegzog; bcmr~:;;vingio:i;e¢;: gfoshsitliarllglisz 132:' e:;0yame'°;'“::m‘

properly cared for. Poultry ratsmg is one ot our im- 'we At Home _D me" gentlemen ,.5 ,p¢,,;_

portant industries-they too must be given reasonable friends. ' _ ' ° '

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practically invisible. President Wilson is generally given the credit for having initiated the new policyl of silence,_although there are a few who regard Secre- tary Lansing as the responsible man. That, however, is merely a matter of detail. The main fact is that the lid is on. ~ `

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W. B. Louoon.

twill Pay iii Gel

Pll llr ilhilanliiii

Fox es esse y

Read the testimonial given herewith. lean name

numerous companies and individuals, who have me dress' all their pelts, and ti-id that it pays them hand- somfv/Ivy. work received the classification “Perfect” last year. Don’t you think it tvill pay to have yours come under that classification this year2_

Drop me a card at once, advising how many pelts

you wish me to prepare.

What a Responsible Member of the l"_ox llreeiler’s Association Has to Say :--

Sutumerslde, Nov. 23rd. ltlltl.

T0 WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.

ln January 1916 one of my friends shipped to (_‘.hicago .two

Silver I-‘ox pelts, they had not been properly dressed and lille Chicago dealer offered a very low price for them, my friend or- dered the dealer to return them, when they came to hand they were ln had shape, I took these pelts to Mr. Jarvis P _Tantou <4 Suminerside to have them i1x@d‘up. When he brought them back they were so much improved that one could hardly belléve them to be the same skins. Had the skins been properly handl- ed at first I feel sure ii much greater price would have been ob- tained. The Chicago offer for the two skins was $290.00 the price obtained by Mr, McLure of the I-‘ur Sales Board was $800.00 for the saute two pelts, ‘

(Signed)

B. F. STEWART.

_ Box 386, Charlottetown

wiiiiri-:ii to iiut---- _

I am prepared to buy»100 Red Foxes alive, also _from

100 to 150 Black and Patch Foxes. Male Foxes will he taken in _February after they have mated._

Get in touch with me at once. It will pay you to

J . P. TANTON, S“"£-{“§§’if"°'

“'°'° *S “° "Me °f ‘"°'°=sd °P'fmfSm in id- °“°"° “°°°'°'~ "°' “°“= 'z°'.' ' ".1" "";.';':::°‘.:.:i:.'::i.: Q ;`

_ _ - - ~ - ' to lie here?" The answer, “ n y a ay ow VM. _ _ 4 ricel it through to the point where she has discovered -mmlstnhon quarters concefmng 3 successflll °“lC°m° at u time.” taught the pltlelll I lH‘¢0° °f Kll’*ml’*"°~ . _ _ sf,-r-‘_ l .

loun lesson. ' '-'

that she is defeated and now, with simple shameless- ness, declares lit-r intention to begin again and build on the experiences .she has gained in her defeat? There can he no peace with Germany while the German spirit, whose war this is exists. and the whole civilized world knows it. lt is regrettable that the United States has. through a citriotis series of unfortunate steps, “got in wrong" on the question ot' pace and nowhere is it more regretted than in the United States itself. The Wall Street _]oiirn:iI, one of many that have expressed thernselves with equal bitterness, discussing the si- tuation created hy the President's ill timed proposal ol peace, says: “It is to be admitted that we have all too many citizens who think in terms of ‘fifty-fifty and propose to split the diiierencé with Almighty God. Their idea of a settlement involving basic moral prin-l ctples is to syndicate heaven and hell and placate cri-~ minal and victim with the issue of a mongrel com- mon stor-k;” ` _

_ riiii siioiii couiisiis '

Production is of great import at this juncture of

the great world struggle in Europe. Men and money

of the peace movement nor is there much apprehension of an outbreak of hostilities.

because of Gcrrnany's desire to keep them secret at` present.

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'tousallintlie formoitliegloryandthrillofagfcat movement for liberty tlnt compels millions through- outliuropetothesamenobleerid. ltisagreatwar for the emancipation of Europe front the thraldom _cf A military caste which has thrown its shadows upon two generations of 'men and which has now plunged the world into a welter of bloodshed and terror. Some luve already given their lives. Then are some who

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tirctnecessary, but men have to be led and those left_`h"° 0”" m°'° than 'hm' l“'°’; 'M7 ha" 9"" "K

behind must also be cared lor. The farmers have ai

use of the demand for recru

factories. lI.prodnctiuu.is to

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raps-. new mmf-rm uoyticufgllétm-iii..

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lives of, those who are dear to them. l honour their

iterations sacrifice comes in drab wearincss of spirit cient unto the d¢y."__'n¢ law or Div- to men. cornetpday to you, it has come to-day 3 2°""'"°° "’ A '"7 "°°°”'

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The some lesson God taiirht His

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The law of Divine grace ls. “Bull-

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