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mnvrt trams' Mr war- (40- umtneez if-9° ' tii»ii¢a).Vln “wid”
. nnwtq pt. mu sumti ¢.'oimuu»ii. ~ _-
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K THE WAR _ ` f"'“f"g'
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i~ All eves are now dciitrcd on Verdun. Whidl h39i`y°“" become a veritable slziiigliter pit. R¢P0"5 ff'-7"' “"5 Wh theatre are vague and not very satisfactory. That the “ii” battle, whicli has been raging f0\' mfilfll' “V0 Weeks' hd"
h“5_],L.(.,, the m0`V¢_5;,nguinary of the \\'a_r is no\v ad~ mitted and theft- is good reason to believe that the _
placing theni at :iiiywliere bet\\'e`en one hundred _and
(lnr dcs|i.itiliis this nioriinig state that the tier- 2°?
mails on .\`:iturd:iy succeeded in gaining a foothold in
Ilouainont, iroin which they had bccll <lri\'t‘ll F\'lf-lf1Y-
e\'eniiig_ 'l`his exclianging of positions ineans ~lit.-:ivy
Gerniaiii lo_<_~'i~s have been terrible, some authorities J ' _ _
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losses on both sides. It would appear that the heavier 'fa
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German losses were sustained .durnig the earlier days V
of the attack on \'erdun. That they are not yet med beaten in this region, however, is indicated by the fact bee
that they were able on Saturday to get another grip wg' on this fort, wliicli has been the centre__of the heaviest figlitiiig siiice l-he battle began. ` ‘U L'
/\rni-clinir critics express surprise that the British to 3-'
The truth is, the british are waiting and watching
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for any _sigii _-that the enemy intends to take the ofi'en_7
_ _ - V - - I site iclscwlicrc than at Verdtin when all attention is _
_ . - - l _diix-cteil to that point, and meanwhile they are holding sf
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great (ierinan forces in-line which cannot be thinned
because of their strength. By standing on guard in 'ata Fl:nide'r_~; and on the Sonnne they are helping the m Fri-ncli more effectively than it their troops were being :md used on the actual battlefield of Vcrd1:in_ ` Da
The presence of the Third Army, which took over ed
last snnnner a big stretch of ground formerly held by It the French. enabled them to concentrate greater TB i strength in men and guns behind the fortress city’
wliicli is now attacked, aiitl they know the troops alon_'g _the Somnie relieve them largely of any anxiety in this wc region sliould__tlie enemy be tempted to try another rea
and shorter way to .\iniens-and Paris. ' _ _
lt is iniprobiilile that the Geriiiaii lieadquarter staff
has dared to dislodge many units, if any, from- the _ positions wliieli the British confront. The series of
minor attacks wliicli t/heyilliazarded during recent isa wa-l\'s were sufticiciit to provethat thc' ‘defenders were wh' i1iui't_- forniidable than ever _in _iiieii and munitions. _ f \\`liatver their failure or success at VVerdun, they know 0
their losses \\'il|'be staggering to theVnatioi_ial morale of Germany. They must still keep a big army opposed
to the British or lose ground most essential to their
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saitty and pride. _ wa
How long.it will remain a big ariny depends upon £
the battle in which they are sacrificing their youth with Ci;
naeo fires. If that is a vain sacrifice they will be
utter disregard ot' the human life Hung into the fur-
tiiiizilile to niaiiitaiii their strengthi aloiig_ tlic whole d
lcngtli of their liztttle line, and then will come at chance ng for 11 great blow wliicli should end 'thc_war. Fin 'the Vthc ineaiitiiiie the llritish :irt-_ tliiniiing them down by a V.-£32 daily wastage which niustreacli dreadful figures. The
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ai'¢tillc_i'y has been-active ':it_'t'ertai‘ii _parts of- the line
dtiriiig rect-iitwliiys, :uid especially in the direction of
the Ypres-(foiiiiiies`(;`anal.l'D:iy 'after day the British il
artillery, heavy and light, has bombarded the German all
lines' so iiiteiisely that, all their atteinpts to consolidate A oosititiiis have eo'st‘tlieii1 :i heavy toll'in life. In the iflieial ilespatches these iiicidents seem trivial, but
/liey inean czisualty lists to the Germans which inotint ga
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up day by day into big totals. _ - _ ' _ ' 1:
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_ lh_e ond is not yet, lrowever. l`lie‘ Gernians will nit not retire l'mni the V__erduii -section until 'they are f
_ _ , ' _ _ . ' 0
driven ont and our despatclies,-tliis _moming would _
iiiilicatg tliattliey take a lotfof driving. _ -- V' I
» ritiict V-at-nate 'V _
ir in-tiki. _ "'i=|t't§'_j»”i_-_ fi'i£gi¢"1euii_»i_5'i_jttigfj' evening in: iiuié 3?'
‘=fi;0.
W0
ood._
n t;i'r ‘__ t ‘ ____-_____'_;_ ‘%*‘*-*‘-°’*'““V ' V
ltus \v~ritts ’ W H5, .1 Canadian ;1#\i(Spt{¢}¢,t‘ espoiident, in .i letter from "Northern France'
day and*
of
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_ _ _ _ -M” 3*;'vor-1~rf¢~tl@¥';fé3l|!'3PPf°'5°*¢
188' This is pmctical'work,fwor
,organization under ivhichit is, ,_ 'rthy of' 'every encouragement 'and wherever. a
M Y_M.C_.~\_ is to be found--_and
- in nu. o.A. _ v " '
_“_u2i::I.|i: 1901> tiiottvuna or by _:Iain V . ~
__p»i|)i»c_aiiuti.ana|r.uof¢fu.o./4. _
_gwggyswukty (roman ill) lim por uimiin by else
‘lll|l|l¢llllll0l'.\|»l»`l» » _ “And
nh
ry city in Canada-their da s soldier boys alone, even if to their credit, should be ther`ef_i_s_mueli moteto Y.M.C.A. is h6Idiug,_out a ll classes, helpingldiem along
_ .tt
In _our own fdjty of _Cliarlottetown the Y.M.C;A. is
ing_a_l_ong§ with _less financi'al_ assistance than it
eserving o_f_,' It is_ i:loing_Irn\ic.h ‘for our boys and g men and especially at present for our Soldiers.- erever a dollar can be spared' f_rom any wortbier _se-_and we know of_ no worthicr-it should'l1e` ded in to the Y.M.C.A. _
-AERIAL
lrom the _outbreak`0f_ft_he_`war- there-have beeif
one lnindred and thirty thousand. ai"i;i:§ly'nE:iZi;';E_:Ed l:fe?_';_h?v;if;; to what might"
ery general‘way`._ l\l'any'cif these were iijnpossiliilities. Some of _`tli'eiuliave»i|'ot, yet been age md, nut many of _th¢m_ have seen’ more thin' ized.` 'lflie-wildest pi-ophcsics as to _ize, speed, ur, artnament_and _stability have bam far ex- ed. Specialgun mounts and special’ guns have ii developed for`nia`i1y‘of these new tilaiiesf The ying capacity, too, has been developed far beyond t had ever been considered even reiiiotely prob<
In fact, aeroplanes have already; been made,
very great extent, foolproof. It is- very diffigulf
lr.ooPS are not being heard from while this llilttle is mlrcauzc that “Vis may a fcwiye-arg since “ui most
going on. This, they declare, would be the time for a fel' _ great British offeiisive. to deliver a smashing blow at "f “
_ fii
the (ieriiians. _ ‘ - g
, . - aero
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able acroplanes were considered virtual death traps,
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hich only the most dare devil mm would risk a ht. Recently, wireless controlhas _been applied to planes so that they may be starteniand navigated iout'a_ living soul aboard. And faboiit the latest elopnient ls-the invention of anaerial torpedo and ~oii'ibinatioi1 with the wireless contttolled aeroplanes_
his aerial torpedo isfmade to fly'throug'h the air _ _ _ __ ' ' __ _
ct_ly as the famous Vl/liitchead torpedoes rush °f l‘I_$"|d "i;’l;"'2g£‘*'h't“éf_4*_fg¢y'-`;°lfCPl°°° la
~ V _- ' _ ' _ on r a e 0 o _
“gh lllc Sea, and they are directed lry'\\'1f'-4955 YO ‘ MR' "9"" WEEKS' sa' tary andiilthougli the weath_er_wa:iiii: mm’ awww'
ctly the spot desired. .-'I`liu_s, it is_ now ,possible to Mr. John Weeks who was born Doe f_'9"°'°b|° 8.11 llmlsitally large Dumb" to an aeroplane with a number of`tliese aerial t - 3°u"'18‘2 °"'F"ede"°t°°' P' E' I" mbleq and Musa in me pmceaw
_ 0' p~eb_ 23¢;,_ 19;6,_ 1, t lou. The service-at the house and
oes, start it toward a given point, guide and control l_)tiegsi?<;igr?e`tl_atit ii varyiwide circlliuiit rg 8"“V° ‘WS °°l1d“°wd Kb? 11°’ mmlswf-
1sx|n_i@
_ _ _ _ i_G_erinany's iie\vfrnle' ofisiilliniaiiine warfare iisnex-
‘ ' Vi' lim-iii-tiiiy tile- besiéiiiiiig'-u0,i¢Vby the Vciiiiiaiiii P”-°
ted- by-its. pininoters _Vto -lia-ve`_.g'reat V~i-csults,
\1=.V.\;i:c_i-\'i'i_»- tii¢=;_iim,l*_i»i' hilt-jiiqup to mt-n attire i‘!'-l
iat`cyei'. tiie outcome;theré-eiin'f_bi:.- no frightfulnessf to ¢pn9_s‘»’-wllat-- has already heéii__ pe' trated struction of the unamicd passeiig rlliiicr
Sir Edward Grey in the British l{o`use_of
_`i liilrswss
‘_"tlittl<ilies__’-_a_iiil_-icarriiidiuji, _t_o_tli_e' fjirey trenehesfat mid_-- __
_T " - 71 - `_`f'_;; 1' _/_ _
co`i‘r ` ' _ ‘ " .’-’ '_
_ ' ‘F _ -,_-..‘._,__ _ _ _i~
km ya", as lm _¢"m_,_*0__k}ww mind goes 0": ._ It has -nals of articles and cartoons calculated to be
o na -_
pos
_wit tioflig sgeha-powcr»in~theVtield that one woiidtrrst-'_-ti’
\ re__:iV_|id,-=wlien the-Canadian Y.M.C.A. will, feacli its -
Hi: tells of 'thc iiifaiicy of the orgaiiization in France has. Me" S|°Pf’5¢*1fl°lK the P“b|l°3fi°" in E"Zll5h
E§;¢liit\tu1i ontP\ll_." __ _ ri V_ ' ~ il:;l¢ “hcl
»rii¢i¢¢_diiiriiinte1i"f‘iti§’_Y.it'c:£ " " “ L
` -'Huge ioim iftéaow 'feat'-i¥=fd'ii»_i1a`»di~£ _:iii ' me tatiiom .iéiifii éifbf-.i{'t`i`;'ii__ttti‘tliii7ii°f'f;=£§'ii' 6iiiil:oéman.'
rulers
itioh is it
'/Elie ls" patriotic
- lf this eottntryi
fN~~ - ~ ` ’ `-’“‘_' ' _ __ ‘__ V __wtel‘e'__t6 iftlle ' -i\t!Is,~h¢i»*`#¢!it" ;`§**""' V ,;f~__-f. - -_ 33%; ' _V '___ ._= _ V. ___,i@_i-_ VV-rr ~;_=¢"__»»_f~ i'~=’-wsupreniacy or V~f<“_’f_“=_ esffl »v_~,i_11;=___fia-fi_.‘!¢'»_it\;_§l____VVlf~_=_i_ eeiitiVrt_ei-Ti _Gm
;dp,9¢°»»n¢¢o_¢if»isupitp¢r aiiia-iiwisiyai ° -- “?°“";.“°
ii are p lfided,
niidten
V ' " ._ ‘- r~- ' f- V "tliiii‘i"ciii'i""v`v'e`V`in our _ __ Girlie ,_ _ ._ _ .- mntiiid ` L its ' and' il '”- s held what we Ha” dmc m the
- 'Www -- leeway; it would be folly
have mt 'Mele a like
hard thatam
oounts. The earned on is
isininctisv-lly on behalf of
In every
were
and
adviser were
y wireless, and when it reaches the point auto- f1‘;lI{f|:2y°';§¢lf"f§‘,?2“fglf§li;"`:°be3“§‘:§‘g itiifrdigggf ¢`i,§;`f5nfl¢°f°D?|;§ai,i,,‘;`;géY;i:,‘g _ _ _ __ __ C3llY release the tofPedoes,_and'thi:nVdirect them }¥°wa.rd'or Gin-nwiill; P. E. l., who ot_:axh;>i;;_¢,_t'¢,|%¢§4ai| presentfffbm 01° H rd ' " - 5 'V " ` Al wireless to the exact fort,,batt€l'Y» 0r_ the like to {’l;ff=:1°i%fl°‘i,2;?;,:i§L¥:_¢¥|e:r°i\:,§§ii§1;? 8 Sileoflonvgi to iimurn their trrepar. _ _ _ e a _ a _ “ _ _ _ ' blown up. What defensecould _there be against iilnoi- _ three daughters and stx nbl°|l.°5!»'»l1°Sld°s *_1il1\lHl>3'g_1_t_l*_§“d ‘
, _ __ E _ __ _- 'V~‘ .__ _-_yiilfetdyreterro »w.'a_ er, a- .
h \\_e:ipons_? \\_/c may u ell ask. " Is there anytlimg :;.f“°B°'f,f:,‘_’1‘2{‘;‘;fE,tv';r° Qrsnxrzzomgfln _¢°|mVM_g¢ppm,id .sf New A,-gym, 1,50 _
lly impossible in the present age?" _ M,-3.3¢,-ma, Mya;-,==N¢,|=¢h Cu~t¢¢0n_; ln‘otli_eiu_siid_tlve~sIstars:_--Mrs. Big-
* l _ _ s ` ' - na-mm; nsn.i.- cmiweii-,‘-rmimcwni mimi-mm. no-reit_n.-sa»k;_ Mrs. _
_ - ` ’.‘(_"*V_' ‘ _ ine sons m'Rev_ iiiirnesos. Pownal. Millet. F'1°r°\1°°-Hn'i»J<>hH in 0°iw°rd_ 1 '- C08 - of .num J."ciii-ititmr. John n.. Freaene N- H-. Niclwliw U1 British Columbia.
V ` V _ ion; Wiiiiiim H., stamtm-ay. sux; and Tillie at 1101110- _
_Past wars have ipro’vlded_maiiy instances of how ~$V‘irilii»_i’int1i;'¢i;'l-Iptiiiiiyii-sflitiiiixtiii. ixriitgiiuilyhiiiiit-I; ' (Other papers pleasgpopy.) __,`_
rly peace is sometimes bouglit, says an e,\r¢lia|ig¢_ "lYl‘_18_ “|i’WfLl_;’_l§_|;9=_R§I’5_{_¢" '-
c biggest and most'a_ni_azirig_fsuiii'ever paid was that Silililigiilsli iiie tsteplien - :nil #Henryil _ _ .` _ _ ~ '
ich Germany dematitlcsl front France at the close F"ed°"°l'°“‘ F“"”"“"°“'Fel" mn' 1** TWELVENG UNEERS
._ - , ,_ r _ _ torment in st. nrimbetus ciiiireii. _ _- _'N 0* N * _ _
the I'runco~l russian War. It amounted to {2o`o,- sprlngtleltt Lot 61. Pall bearer; were - _ ' _ ' h _
_O-0'0_ Om! fwc years 5-cfofe the Gemmus had his nephew,__Ge<;sN :md li‘red-%:a.m- _1r'0i§§.dM:__rt;hbe___i:p_li;- __
wig ffom 4115-{\\l>'tri{»i\S`V=»n indemnity 0f1f6_500_ooo_ giiifiiiiisiciiu nwim" s.V ana Fish _';§;_ii_1__i{_»=t_g\§___`_<>_§“th;‘___ _'°1‘dé:;°ihi§ dévgggri - 1 ' ’
When Great Britain gave a _c.i1ishing' defeat to W_¢;:_;>_§__s§__;:_r_;¢_g::rl0¢v4_>_1_1__;_a_°uc‘_`s‘sml an-d _bu Im-eh; _ in 5-U1-6‘_“_»¢h§ vm. mne_m _
na in 1840 the amount of the indemnity demanded 'prosperous Farmer, as the, home and which _tliegtuatrtiin and German _tin-
s £5.0oo,0oo,' and to _this has to be added another "B °“_"`°““d.l“5_S>i§°°"1Yt_l“dg°°'°ia§{° d°.?§l°gl?§:,;f;'{1'9%°,;Ft§2igwh|w gh, _ _
`o0o,ooo, after: a second \var'with this country. :ii‘t'i;;i¢,li¥l'.mH‘i‘;mi'ii|l'g|goeii1 vine _oiiitlifonglye Ll_ne; _ltalta',__ Italian' Lliie, __'l‘aoi1ml;\_¢} V: _' .- Suit.
iisidcrable Vas- these sums are, they did’ not profit' `°“ml’"llV°d 1” 5°°d d°°d°"““‘1 "W X §,t§F:§e|l|‘)’;'&; |_I,';',§,'l-p-l§`|f,“|i;f,i'i; _ ' '_ i ` `
seeing thattlie cost of thefwarslto Great Britain ii1i2nl|:;li|’i°l3i,ll‘b1;lxli]ie::eiillgll1PiiIi1?r’tiuq ln Amert.csii'_.Lino_ servleaiBergeno¢ J ' - '_ '
5 [|0’009'(xD_ _ Sanlttfimes ‘thc an)0unt'_0f an _"_ `Ex_am_) __ ._ i 19|-_Q-N0l‘V:Y§§161l~AlD.8l‘l(!8n'Line;Am'8l\', _ _ _ m
niiit lias_bc-ii r»du"'»d"_be¢;i - 1 - - . "‘ »` < ' ‘ Pu ta,C arilblno iinil the Ioan- V - : _ ,_ ._ _ " it _L~ ’ _“st . 'conqlluuii = _ __,l¢_'i€_'_»MAL¢c_o;L_-_M_ V iilnliinciiiii Viglleti Constantlnos of tluv V ' ` ` V‘ ‘» V’ " tion could not possibly hnd the money- Russm 3; - -V -- V - _ ~ ‘in S I V
- ~ _ V V, _ ‘_ _ ; Au unusual i-iudbereavomeirt took Greek L e. _ _ -- llllllyl de 1 , \ '
Cl(_)SC'0f h€f W3f| “nth In accepted 'Bt New Argyie on i,\°brua|-y tho N011() Of "X980 VUSFEJS 8l’0 b9lf8VBd `
ier ness a e was _ her Pastor tho Rev Jaineg MaeD0\|s
V ..._-,....'..' '
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mine.
vrlio`t_;r_ IV_|m» '
gd” fl|Il’» |li'dot.\ho Ktrli
lorlword thorny
Scotland
.mul
dl_si¢stzi-__ defeats at We liitow~ iiialié iip_
who' the ook
5?. 0 _,eun;zo,t_-'_a.'ctii\i;ce yoii_aure can ' to g__<:_-aomet»_dlrix- wor_k_..weii Aunty you out tivo _lr__h ve-to- e letters like
lm. Italian Lino' Patrla Fiibm Ltne
nm- t
surprised
Yes.;
unly-
so you only be*
ed b
==@_i§t<§Vl° i_= _g _ §
gun section nraln 'V -
nltlimigli -it is a_very' _ gee soi_i;otlmosVbut' _when
_ - Y, Y_ 0l'T_ _ _ e.Yourloving'='_ nephew_ '_ - _
_ _ _ _ ._.Na iiiusiviod. smith ss
91|) C. M F. R Dlifl ca
passed ofvtilly away into the arms th
am well_and_gettlii_g ~ _
ili°Je.b0’ e o
o
a@lX‘iVf
_ 1;
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d checking of the wood 'which oc- rs when it dries out too -rapidly. ls also a good idea to~btrvel tlie tops the posts with an axe. lor drainage.- undtlinbers are much bottar for atljig than split ones. because the
te penetrates evenly. _Where
e heartwood ls exposed. 'as tn the tter case, the llquld penetration it
__ _tv-_ _
The following is the 'process-found be most ettectlve and ecouomlcal._
_'_ _, _
g » , . i
_when I got. over here l i ' _ _ - _ ___, - __ :V __ _ _ _-__V____._ .7 '*>.iVi'°°°1~iti:e_““°“ _ ¢ -V V ~ ___ _ m ww' M °g§'__ -»~_"~ ._§ _' __ ` " ` V -_ '-1-" . gf
.__________ _ __,..._`_ ____ __ _ ~ if -
ul The be kept out to‘ _i;’_;:ertaiu extt_'.;\t_. The butts are'_placcd_ ln it' t4\t1`it o"K_-_libit
_ _lt_ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ 080 _ ' ent t'or._»t. purpose, a
f9r-_lw\v__i|_itl ;$_y\'i¢f= molten ssl _prtsdiict orq§oat'_°tii~ called ei-eosote.
can B B t this tim nature the w_mti_is-treiitea witituiia
» __ solution-lt-must he seasoned-iuid'tlie
_ V PTE. CJA. R _ERSON bark peeled ol!. _Timber will season
_ » ~ _ self cut. durlngthe winter, be- - , _ _ _ -s -- ' -~ use "lt will* dry out more slowly V ._ Cf F- then, thus preventing the splitting
who was :ii
d. Th , V ' ~ _
'he ‘}'f,,mV,,,,,,‘§ an iim_i_~ano by- uwVeiq»l~s ortho
Jay, Church; Her last hours* were greauy no
and Pug bliisepd_wherself,_lier,tnml|§{'tind all Us
place at Pf95¢¥1l-»_Pl1'i _C11 U10 Wd mime Sh” creoso
creosote for one'hourV=al!ll"th¢!n`»t.rtit'gi- (erred to ii tank wntalnlng bold -cruis- sote. for two hours. Tnlseold ~batl_1 causes- a deeper ponotrauou jot' tli`e preservative. _ _ _; - ' -wg--»-`;V
creosote 'eyapoi-:ner _ s_6ii_i¢wliat_
when 'heated `so _hi _l_eiss'en_"th0-‘ eilqllld' crude on. winch- doe_s_ilqi__ev reiitiiiy wiwn noiiteti. hitariiét for uieilrst batl1;V-'!‘tio,rtiliultn¢__‘_¥,_ [ve been proved to be the‘9'lm`o_'_-'_ ‘ ' ' ’l`ho‘MassachnaetVts Agn-.teiilt\iml~'_F},;1 pertinent Station have found: tliltitlio treatment ohnosta ln this _i`v_ii,y-_p‘nulg1- coat on _nn average - ot _?_llvo'__t;quts__ __'ibr_ each post. At. -th unreasonable V|1ij5t:6\
_and wlth_` etl_lcloii_t_-_nioyhodé l
ers wl_io-have~'onb‘=l_Ke Vlhhri6rWM" ot' woods___wlll u_rit_lc\ulr_t»§d1y___tl|_;¢1_.=_g,tn_t
tt will payto preserve the `postu;’.= _ ‘_
n wAn zone. V'
_ V- -' ' ‘ - ~ _ he 't.o_b¢_>a.i-med. _loss they have inouut-- _ _ '
'°°"'°°°f “mf “?""‘g “ "‘l“" g"““‘°’_‘“"" itltiiili' léiiii, 0i'1'$iii'.i"u'lh=°‘°i'i° iii iii°i‘nn eii'stm~'~f #wif V a“
Tl" T""°°‘('f"°“*" Will' "I 1597 Pwvidvs another stat-apassea to tier heme' mx- ' _ ‘ .-
-“ln P0hft.' The Turks \vere~vietorious'and di.-inand~ "W “$8 °f 38 Wars' 'mmf “ ‘m*°"“' ` _ ' _ ` '
fioociopoo' ‘ d ' 't -` b” ‘ 'V ' ‘*°""*’ ""“t’-““V“- ""1 “""’“ °""°'” s no reno: froars
V _ 8 YOUD Ull Y X` ll '
S tt S it ' V ' ' ` ` rn e osuo a_ t
io tin l t mf Emrlily 'ut Greece was already 'uh tli été” fl “l`iIlnlnil)udalgh‘;l:l't.li>`n-f) PRE Env]
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