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oliath, make him the _only possible successor to Mr. Asquith at this critical juncture.

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` WANTEO, 'A PREMIER

~ _

Mr. A- Bonzir Law has not accepted the responsibi-

lity of forming a ggnvt-rniiicnt in succession to Mr. As-

hands with Mr, Asiliiitli in the formation of a Coali~ 1 tion Government is proof of that. Had he seen that

l 1, l pl have boldl bent lm, destruction of the Roumanian armies and not the cap-

to stand in us way, ii wou y

and carrying on the government to the best of his abi- Yer 5“°Ce?d¢d» in Sllltei °r'hlS brmiam °3mPal§r|» for

erlin hah reported only comparatively small cap-

lity in the interests of the Empire whose appointed B

dgfgqunllin is opposition to Mr. Lloyd George, and

Mr. Lloyd George would, as a matter of course, lind S¢8t`iIl Mr- Bona; _lJiw’s Cabinet. _ Thek -may. be 'another way out of- the impasse hich is not yet apparent, but so far as can be seen,`

eorge_ ____His personality,"popularity, and unbounded

i ._"'Bucii)ii(ii`i§°_`

._The miracle that alone can save Bucharest is still

quith. Mr. lioiizii' Law must have had the weightiest aW3ll€Cl- 'lt may lake the ordinary course of miracles and graivest reiisoiis for his refusal. He is not a shirk-_and be performed at _the very last moment, but the er, his recoirl since the leadership of the Conservative ‘ ffils Of Rpumania will be decided' not when the Rou- parly was placed in his hands, and since he joined "\3l1l3“5 and R“r.5l3'l5 make 3 St3l\d,_b\1! When the

`eutons cease their operations. The saving or the' capture of Bucharest is supposed to be the gauge of

the acceptance of the Prieiniersliip was the path of the struggle now going on, although General Falken- duty, he would not h.'l\'e allowed any personal qualms h3)'" has 'declared that lhe TCUYOUS' main 0bj€C! iS the

ire of cities. If this is Falkenhayn's task he has not

first minister he would have been. Boi i\Ir.,iBonar` t .r¢5- °f me" and muniflmls-

Law niiist have realized ,that he would have been but

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way of ii genuine seulenieiit of the present politica_l`__

people be the voice of God, no other leader will prove

consented to di-op politics and support the Asquiti

Liberal overnrnciit. Nor is it in the frame of inin;l Lacking the Skill T0 0561' S€l'i0llS d€f€llS€, the Rouma-

which characterized it when the Coalition Govern- “lam havei “everfhelesi 50 far managed lf? 9593199 il ment was foijniefl firave dissensions and differencs 5?dar‘» am] the rapldltl’ 0f the TCUYOYUC il<lV3l1C€ lJ€2fS

out the theory that the whole Roumanian effort has

months. The Laboiir Party has split into three sec-_ b¢e{‘ drref-lied t°_W3rd savrrlg the r°rC¢S rather than

erritory.

That was the Russian policy after the lines were

from quiescence has developed into opposition on` the shattered al _the Dlmaleci and the great retreat Proved

ti U gem mem fthe high r0b_ the salvation of Russia. It is the most encouraging

have developed, especially within the last twelve

tions, one actively supporting the Coalition, one neu- t tral, and one actively in opposition. The Irish party

one great qiies on of ic _ e 0 _ p

leni. .~'\ coiisidcrable section of"tlie Liberal party, of thing r" the Whole R0\1m3\”|l2Y1 Sllll&ii0l1, from the En- vl/_l_1icl1_ lhe _Daily Ne\vs,is the. exponent in `_the press, terlfe 5ta"‘lP0l“r- Rmlmfmla must be 'd954tr0)'¢d quick' favours 'lvli-_'l.»\s'i|iiitli's policy of cautioii and delay; ly If the Tenmns are to be °°_',r'Pl@r¢lY SUCC¢5SfUl"

Olr"¢r‘llise the Roumanians may be expected to return to the alight and constitute a more formidable enemy than befork. Meanwhile the Russians are striking out

party under Sir .Edivard _Carson has adhered._ Mr. _qvff .ilivridie from in the C3l'P3lhi21l1S. and Russian and

Rournaniah forces have begun a .real defense of Bu-

lluith_ llc \\"t-nt so far as to warn the Conservatiyes The m°"f_5 were IGP? del3Yed and. if 6560' under Sir T-1_dward Carson that if they were` dete-' ifww-“'.'"h.ear °°mpaTi_§°“ withnméfbatrre °r_th'é Marne

' n point of timeliiieIs`s1f" ` ‘ " '

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while :mother section under Mr. Lloyd George has been clamoroiis for ri more vigorous lead, and to this section, :i coiisitlcrulilc portion of the Conservative

Bonar l.:i\\' has been counted a follower of Mr. As-

rmiiied to overthrow i\lr_ Asquith, they must notvl count upon him to lead them. On the other hand the Daily News vliaigt-d' Mr. Lloyd George with respon- sibility for the govcriiinent crisis. The Minister of War, who for the first year of the war was the idol- tif'thc Rxitliczils, has been championed Since by the' Northclifle press :md the Coiiservative organs which

critics declared in the House of Corn_mons,i_n__I_1.ily last that he would rather be driven out of the Liberal'

upon his conscience the responsibility of refusing the

diner of the Daily News, Mr. Richard D. Holt, leader

of the inalconteiit Lzibonr Members, were irreconci-

Something like 20,000 men had been captured in

a sto 'i or more irobalil 'I a stumbling block in the`lr"3 drive “P to N°"°_mber I8- Added t0 this are all

ual number taken by Mackenseti in Dobrudja and

dif5¢ullie5_ incidental losses in Transylvania, a few thousand cap- ` Mr__ D. Lloyd George is the iiatiiral_le3der ol me tured _iiisouthwestern Roumania, and the recent hauls_ peopié 'at the P,(_S¢.m ‘img ampif ple' voice OL the The grand total to date, based on Berlin reports, falls'

well below 100,000. This bears but slight relation to

acceptable( Mr. Bonar Law imist recognize this, and the lr“'a5l0“ br" has ar* important bearing “P011 the must have weighed well the consequences of his de- _future °Pl?°5iti0n ‘lf the R0\1ma¥ll3l'\S, b€f0f€ 01' Hflef cisioii before nirikiiig ii. The House of Commons is the fa" or BUCl'|al'€5t- If 1118305 i|13f, While half of

not in the inood it \\':is in when the four great parties R0“hr°’ir'ra~méY 50°" be lr' lhff Teutonic hillldsi NOW

| than half of the Roumanian army remains in the field.

CHRISTMAS SHOPPING

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3.1¢! Wlllrlliilg "Do your Christmas shopping

_ _ _ _ ¢3f__yi,:~f_l~IS apropos; The Christmas goods are now

had been the scvt-rest critics of the Government. Mr. _b ~ "d° 1 - _

Lloyd George was the first and ‘most outspoken aiizfy fsilgygil aggdsggdgxrhatie lthedétolres been so champion of conscription, andfin, reply to his Radicall ¢¢a"gg|| has beengaii exceedin;l;’ll;rl’ Isp ayed' Th;

r - -- sperous one an

our merchants have made preparation for more than

_ ordinarily heav b _` _ Th d' '

party, even out of political life altogether, than havelul-I the Christniasuliiiying ha; liizdvzrttiailidodvgrtiiliig

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demands of the military authorities for men. ivhichigglfsgiigliy; lql;ei1hev<?\;`/Zt iinqstiltglclutihteach Chnstmés might malcc all the rliffeljeiice between defeat and vic_-_would the buying be putggg ____ th al :lever again tory. His cloqiieiicc :ind sincerity carried not only the`_50me people Wm for et Th -e as Iinnute' yd

House, but the country with him, but Mr. A. G. Cari-_g flisadyantgge to thfbéyer bitpgtizg-£5 IS xindonly

_ si ive un in ness to th h ‘ '

of the Radicals and Mr. Ramsay Macdonald, leader?Wigh535111122;§fnts;,:g;`,§sPe_;;:_;;2;,ui?b§_h$`cgtxkshwho' ni);-

i _ » _ re unavoi -

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lable, and have formed a combination which has bee'n'di'n;» ;¢;l;tilc'E;ne|d'late.ll§' E 1-gui; bitterly opposing the Minister of War and trying toltq fl ‘ d A ~ - ?ry'~~m n _i uiiderniine his influence in the country. ilh Je" a yardage to do the" shop m Snow and m

_Mi-_ Honar Law could not hope to command the‘¢h¢ slows -3 better °~ - --

support of Mr. Lloyd George’s supporters for anylcustomers'wliornecesgfifil ugbiii tg altend to c?uml°-y length of 'tiine, nor could he have hoped to obtain theihelp all to “avoid th I. yhn C m at" arid It Wm allegiance of Sir lidward Carson’s following, and ittthen and begin right iidiirs H Do yourwbuylng ‘early

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° m°rmnESf__lll_¢ _¢‘3rlle_r___the better.: _This will give

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Two Cases of Eczema _ _ _

' iriis sw¢riEiiNNNY|

_ l World's 831|; ldusle

lunTHE,n,PnooF THAT D _*ni-ia i _ _ ‘ I ~ wks F%k"wn%'iiic9i'§Iir»iA'ir""3r A r°°'1T'“ ‘ i.iii.iiii'}'.'i.I'3.'i.'I,’,,

°` ` ' ` ---1 "‘._i ’ " " "" ii _ 'widd favorite melody

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\ If you read these lottord lull* ""‘flf" Md that Dr. Chase’s Ointmeiltis not to be elapsed among oirdln/sryisslves

clad olntlhé‘nts.` '

Bay. Nlld

solemn in many thousands of esseii it liss stoql the most severe test to vtliieh any ointment can beput. "from

solemn in many thousands of cs|es»llm_|>le_ it has stood the most severe tdst to found it which sngrgiritmont cap_ bl put

Mr. .I ;_,*- ring" Temperance rdld

Sdttud. t.. writes: _"Just _li

to Dfiio Dr. Cbsse‘s Ointment wtisttt his dons for my Liviic. She been suffering with eezemsinlier

for two years, iind liss spent

with doctors and dlil‘ her no

hope

about up sve~ e

'W‘ G. Bowden,

never lot 'miiolii

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I-lame." She

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when she

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well known _" `isst_l‘c-log_er. Raphael, whose' pi-sd[dtloiis.` are always awsjt- éd with interest, lisa lust issued his

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iiiminiii i 1911, i in ii ii is °"° °f ¢l\° 'hwy centres this un 4 _ \'”°"__l;°i§;r¢ _9I1be!;v_iii3_ iii 191? nga _|`lYls been the Ollce of I-Iyndmsn & Co.. `

soya-that th? President oi the Unit- _

the winter. as well as some notabk cltlsens"'of the States. `l~Ie predicts" a serious naval disaster in the Unit- ed, States fliiriiiig, th¢__sin1_ii_;ier and the *

ln regard to the war. it is slgnlfl- cant that astrologers in the United °

States have also predicted the end P-' E- I- "mt "W HYFUWUB r“9_"\\D°5 of the war in 1917, the majority of om” W U0* lrlllllct business lor.

them, fixing the plate about July 27.

Raphael says t'li‘nt"in the fall and l'°r°"'° P°rh“D9- l`0l\||l0 what tlilii old

winter of the present year (1916) ° there is an ominous direction of Mars °

and Saturn which protends the de- ETUGY represent several of the NS

feat of Germany, the overthrow of

lrnlghtly power and the establish- 1° L|°Yd9» LOIIUOD. und. when wiir

ment of a German republic; 1917 b

will see the end of the war and the “mt °0l1l`ld0ll¢9 '10' Place facilities in Kumar wo_ their hands 50 that they could protest, Raphael also sees trouble in Great °r‘l9m°”r5 by -°¢°W!llBl1lDl‘&B Well as

Britain utter the war. and adds:- by "MUS V°9°.°lB' l° all l)i1l'&- off the “Our Klngii goubles will not end W°rrd- N9" l°`l\10 B|'l¢l8h'NBVy. Mar-

with the- war. for his son ls nearing lm’ r“°“|'°l\¢° Btlved the' situation in the place of Mars iit birth, which ¢0Hl100t,lon with the Trade and Com- threatens renewed troubles, serious m°r°° °r the EmDll'8. und hi fact of disturbances in the land, strikes and the Wh°l° W0l’ld When war broke out. _

bloodshed. The ecouomdc war will

capital and labor, or master and man. h lt will be it mont anxious, harassing, 1* tlma which will continue for some

esty on every side. t

Russian empire- sinister and sedl- 5 tlous influences within the Empire- ` and these will be augmented with the

end of the war.

the throne of Austria. before many months have passed. _ln the horos- cope of President Wilson Raphael sees trouble brewing also.

"President Wilson is ii clever man.’

he says, “but trouble awaits him. His Jupiter ls ln Arles near our King’s asceridant, which is decidedly favor- able, and he cherishes no ill will a- gainst this county, but We !ll\lSt ll0l overlook the fact that his Mars by progressive motion comes over our Klng's iiscendant. There are strong indications that the President will make an effort to secure peace on ii footing favoring Germany. We must watch and give hlni to understand that we want no outside advice when the day of reckoning comes. lt must be-no “give and take,” but a clean. decisive job.”

oul__|tnill_ll iiriinsiis

Furnished by

‘ w. s. Loans. '

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. (By Walt Mason.)

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“Included tlnd_ehe~ekl” The sweetest

words that o’er outclaseed the s0l1_S of birds! How they slllay the widows fears and dry' the orph~ari's briny tears! When sad and tired and ‘short of kale, a letter comes by mornin! mllli- like other letters. it.upped_frB‘.f{i¥\1‘ pogtagrystnmpe and inky e¢mears»_-_ No doubt,". We Bl8l'l, “lt _ls_%il|“S_ 59"" _ rriiutie gem is after mon-_ ,_’l`h°§<; beastily bills we cannot pay take ll the sunshine from tli_e:d_apE..l1lJll 'F1530' uit wish that we were deed, Wllhr stoelgg, oi, granite .overliead. ;_ Mad thei_i,.with.tanguid,1iiinds.»¥e 1_0" 1 2 am,¢|qp_9_ 1,9 geo y/hots there, and ouh there _comes a pole. _PY _ll°¢k~' V;_"'_d these brave words, liiclosed nl: c|wckl'f Ah, ithgn we bid fiirewe - 0 woe, and like nine Brahma r00Bl6l'S crow, and to the soft drinks, 10|!"-' 1:; palr,_'_and_,_bpy _8_ qlllft °r ._“_’“\"°“

there. The sim once more _fs eutlllis' hay' lim gloomy clouds are -blown away, the would is» ixloil- U1!" ‘V22 * w“,,,k_ chpnged by the word if ln' ¢iosea_nnd_ chesk-'.’ __ __ `

‘Y-'*'_""*"-T"-'-i Kn¢¢_ Joint Stiff Tliree Years

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' cumin sv~Nsnv|i.|Nl ~

A t my recov

ou\d»mai-val ii. '

erinwirlresw Mr. Leonard Lotbanahsa

young man well known about

ham. I had inherited s rheumatic ten- dehcy lil,-gn), my mothers family. and in in early day; suifered irish!- iiniy_ Audit: uiree years asv 011° 1:1121;

and stiffness settled ln my \° 1 ua

joint. I was lame and walked W I vary _dl_stlnct____ limp. Nervlllne ws;

brought to my notice and I rlllzlgfl

into the stiff joint four oi' tive ti 0! ? tiny. it dispeiiea every vt" la ° pain, stiffness and ¢ave_me the litmus: of my limb again. I don t believe 8_\' is is pain-relieving remedy, not a B__l\_; glo liniment that ean_c0mPH\‘° W_ __ Nervlline. I hopsevery P959 W 3 pains. with sore back, Wllll l “°”» with liimbsgo, with iieurslgls I ds naps my win try i>u¢i~rorv1lln®vhi° I sm t;t_»nvlneed___will__q_\\Icl¢l¥ WV' euro s _ _ mllleasrvlllno w`s?n't." I ‘.§”rg°ml‘ painless remedy.. l!'N°l'Vm°°,' ' mr quickly relieve, If Nervlllne I_'l\ll\'l

_.»~»~_»-v\~./s.-_ /-v~.`,`..

beep so largely tiled oil _until rem; sdyblitl the put’ IUPIYT Ylllfllviil N5 ur,-steamer, or more lini-

_msaa dating in-so 0- hm-

lir Hitt# ' bottle; smell trial lin tba.; sold by snr ‘dealer anywhere. ' _

in sith". ‘wil is-_'ir ringer' 'ai»'rm'-I,2°"'“‘ ‘"°' "'° '°""l'°'“°“*° °f 1°-

Lils has been the busiest fall with

Inauguration _c-I a religious crusade t em in 35 YW" “nd "Ill li l\ 8000 “gain” Dlscgg-of amu_semem_ _ _ A _:sn as Marl|e Insurance is,exce1_leiit _

f BND! with valuable cargoesthai

years Troubles threaten His Mal- "°h_`M“r"r° U“d*5rW'|`il°"B`|19‘/¢ (10119

Raphael also sees trouble for the pr°r-e°"°" 90 will little has= been _

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:solo . ___

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UNUERWRITING

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lsssrs Il |idman’s Busy Fall'

hlch lmsbssn kept oii the um

Nl llllllllerl for Mulllie Ind Wu- ln'-'

ursnce. _ ~ _ Mr. J. 0. Hyndmn informs us, tbpt

iirometsr oi.trade and shipping doing _ ii. There ls hardly a shipping ilrm in

Fw iw°vl° wtslde or shipping ni-

stablisbed firm are doing ln looking fter shipping interests.

Klish Marine Companies in addition

'ORG Out. Underwriters had sufile-

Wben we thlnlc of the thousands"-

ave been sunk by torpedoes and mines nd the enormous- losses. occasioned h0I'0bY. we must realize that me Eng.

hell' "bll-" |11 8l'lllltlH§_ the neceasarym

ovERiJUi~: .AccoUNTs_§§i '“""” _ _

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'LAS1' cA|.Lwali_ f

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WE DONT w_ant`to"'sen'd in a_sin`gle'_‘ii’§i|j ‘

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counts.. We are Vp ~' our lawyers. It w _ _ in a' few days. __/_ 3

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-“Its up/toyou!'!; _ _

ir You coMB QUleItLv»=§raur‘i.,i,y‘~-_,im -_

be in time to avoid the unpleasantne59_' 5 the noteriety-the additional ex nge.. of liaviiig-theaccount .collect_ed_g§gzpi-0. cess of law. - l ' `” Il'

(Q5 t\@

Ch” ’ S _Q

ss: ~‘ _#est-¢>~==F°e=-,

lr’ rr _ _

saving for a Home. It is the acm_e of___§hrift-that coin. »

r1¢=,_ _ _t _ '_

-f‘ ~- _ iwsite nunlity which eiiitmc

(I-from The Biitfalo News_- itself most- of the' great virlilzlwnmg

_ A msn who owns, or intends "`

The savings invested lii a home are own as soon as_~posslble, his o '

arrled on without an 1 _ _ . ._ _ _ e________"o___ Y Permanent n _|_i_pds¢:_ii“l_i_§cdly the but iitdds that can l_i;iip_:aée::_i_i:d:_lE_|;ed -ii new de_cllt'u_l__'

He predicts that the Arcliduke * ' _ _

Charles Francis Joseph will occupy __ _ _ *__

_ .il _ .. _ . _ _ <,§-.

. in _event of disability from any Accident or Illness with the Employers ,_

Liability Aqsurahce Co. "1_`he Pioneer" Liability Co., of the wg-_l_d. strong English Company, gives the best all round protection for T _ ,

_ money. _

_ .__ . .,,..»_

' . -ig-

_ Policies fo_r Business or professional men issued for$‘1000.'or larger '_

am0UflfS 8_8 required, at $12.00 per $1000, ages 18 to 50 and at ~j$I_4.00_pe_r._ - _ $1090 ages 5_1 to_60_ Weekly ndemnity payable for total disablement dunng lfe.tune _ _ - ._ _ _,_ _, _ ..,,'-_..._ ,,n¢_4,-,,_¢_iu__,~_- ,

Benefits increased ten per cent each year»_ until ~Pol1cy_=_2lil¢;S _filly _

per cent additionttl Insurance, without extra premium. ~ “` I ~

Beneficiary also insured for face of Policy against accidental death

and certain injuries. ‘

' For Travel Accidents while in or upon Trains, Steamships, Ellvlt- :- ors, Street Cars dr Burning Buildings, payments are doubled. .;_ ‘

Surgeons fees and Hospital charges also allowed and all tip-to-date

' features, ’ A

_ Ages 18 to 50, $5000.~costs $60.00 and covers $10,000. For. travel ._

Accidents_or you~'_can~buy $1000. for $12.00 thus giving thoman with a pggderate income a chance for protection as well as those with big salar-

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