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' Apartifrom the meagre reports of a new offensive the

against the Balkans by the Italians, the usual bom-' will in

- bardments on: the Western front and the onward that w

sweep of `the;Russians in the cast, there is little that den o

is new or 'stapling in the war situation. __ make

The exper ence of thc past two years has shown us live

that great mpvenlents are not precipitated hurriedly comfo and that news of intended nlovements often precedes world. _ » __ _ th_e movement by months. A

The new iBalkan movement has been expected for' the

some time. he presence in Saloniki of a force of taken some seven qr eight hundred thousand Allied soldiers Ilt€f€ has kept explectation at fever heat for many months Shoul

but until now-if no\v-llo such movement has taken Jef

place and the ofhcial heads are silent as to what the tieS.

purpose is. |Fragmentary reports, generally unofli' _lar

cial, have announced at different times that there has 0111' been fightillgfbetwcen the Scrbians and the Bulgarians, great

but if there _has been such it has resulted in nothing ¢iOIl

importarlti That the Italians have made great gains It iS and' that they are probably ready to join hands with iflfefé

the Allies in?»Greece may be inferred fromreports of lifti- recent operations and a glance at the map. Should'”f'W'i`l|

settle with Bulgaria and the Turks and then carry the T

offensive into .~\ustria-Hungary from the south while file

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this union tak¢,place,t_he,fl;si move will no doubt be to Ward _movement now in progress.

the Russlans"are' pressing-in from the east and north Pfea As the situation stainds at present Austria is seriously are! threatened by the Russians and the Italians on the d0Yl¢ east andwest while, on the`southern side itiis pr0tec~ SCh0

ted by Serbia ivliicll the Germans are holding and by Roumania which still adheres to.its policy of neutrali-

On the western front according to' our despatches

of the past 'few days there is little doing, but that little ~_ O

is unvaryingly favourable to the Entente Allies. The itsel

French have made gains at Verdun at which point the cent Germans are still hammering, not with any hope of cials victory but because they cannot give it up. Retire' lanti

ment by the'Germans would mean -the breaking of ing

their \\'estern lille and that would mean disaster. prov Farther west and 'iloitlii in the sector between Arras view

and Peroiine the~'Br_it_ish and Fr_e_ncli have made dis- been made for the erection and maintenance of finely tinct gains which they are 'consolidating and which. terl_n

according to reports,-‘they arein no danger of losing. province count _f_or_ more _iii the trade of the Empire"

of the Dominion than' ever before. -‘-‘This they

expect to do,” says an exchange, “byA'application_'o_f._ _:_

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Collegeuasked the teachers to write a brief statement giving there views 3fs_io"the “gist” of the Rural Life CCS

are all in_tere‘sting`,i especiially so in their unanimity as to U16

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liovllva on

8 °¥° P » _ustrlal, as well_as educational, is one of thsl r_eqTii;ife'§i" Ti"cE¢5fi°t'lg` this the teacher' can do W`If§i the_jl\§lp, rally__avnilable, of some leaders in tl\@:§cll?'>ll§distri_ct thisjco-operation _lilfought about _and much good will be done. ea that'1lle`sehool is asoft of"neeessary and cost- l in the cofilmunity "will gradually give place to

.fact that the money expended on schools and

improvement is the most profltabl- investment

people can make. All the people in the province- f3tir1_r.ub'\>'*®i¢.=l_'2l>-U* **liS_"~:¢iei_1itis>"'» wvrkins one aim and one object, unselfishly working for benefit of all and inspiring others to do likewise,

a__feyy__§;e*aus_effcct a revolution in our rural life ill male! our province much more than the “Gar- f the Gulf” that We now fondly call it; it will it a-home that _we and' our children will love to in and a pla_c_`e_.in_ which we and they can live as rtably and as usefully as in any place inthe

nothcr idea which appealed to the teachers was pre_sence_at. the Conference of, and the interest in it';by_,- so__m_any of the clergy. Unfortunately were _not as _many of the clergy present as there d have been, and unfortunately also many of our gy, in their devotion, no doubt, to their spiritual du- are not as prominently identified with the secu- affairs__~_of_ their 'congregations as they might be. cle_r_gy__are _lea_ders__.in their communities and a many7`of them have done much to improve condi-

s both industrially and socially among their people. verygratifying to find that they"are increasingly sting. themselves `in'the_ schools and in the farm of thei`r-people.: _-.~They.too, as well as the teachers, , we feel assured; take a prominent part in the for-

he aims of the Conference, so ably presented by ditfeient speakers must be perpetuated, constanly hed. and -practiced by tire teachers if good results o be expectedand we feel assured that this will be by‘thosc at least whoiattended the Summer ol and the Rural-Life Conference.

ur sister province, Nova Scotia, is-also ibestirring. f in anticipation of_ after-war conditions. Re- ly expert advisers from Boston and Ottawa,_ofli- of the Canadian'P_acif_ic and the Dominion At-» c railways and of Ottawa Banks, have been_look-. . over"the province, holding joint meetings -with” incial oFlicials,and local boards of 'trade with 'a' to improvement in traffic facilities. Plans have'

inals' and docks at seaport towns and to makethe

“rm lui

Blr:~I should oo\»o'om.lt a Brent fa- 0*

vor lf ;yo||»\wpu\d_A|-gp-_._t,ho attentlon,,__ ._ of tho,-;l9adar|_ __ g yqu iniluentlltl.. _

1oumnl.to-_thiéfgzaowlng facts: `_

no oi:-oruelt. to Ani i, rumiw in liszglg th¢y_|;w¢_|¢¢,__l;;¢i9¢y°of all lpn! Deadly Variety Wu Personally mlmalfprotootloli.. p°°|o\l¢g_,;n_' .the _ _ln ostl and b U 8. Attache.

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world: ;.l¢. |\M~.00`li)lol»0l\tl¥ _ltlY0°9»l§“ - .

the cll.l_ml__q!__ _` hcreitlnn \_l9l.ll_ . ill tlmdl of fs _ln tffhoii of`wl`r. ' _ The -heroes of :ro Canadian Army |-|\'l“|3 now ln"Fi-ance are benefitting to' 8. _ Cll .vary considerable .extent _-by, the acts.. .

ivltfell .of.,thq _-Royal ,Society for tht __

for Sick ind nn' ed` Horses. Cosby

ing a Veterinary Hospital ln-.Northern hoarse

France to accommodate 750-sick and have no ed an P wounded horses of the Canadian rest regrets at his very bod cold Col ments’ now so nobly doing their duty Cosby for the mother countl-y_ This Hospital to rep ls costing approximately $45,000 to -il. oo build, and ln addition woare sending The out borne ambulances and other made things necessary to mltlgate, as far as has b

_ ' sole

On the 6th April. 1916, ln answer to proble

a question ln the House of Commons. throng Mr. Tennant,- than Under-Secretary dgtgr for War, msde'the following state-.,159 p ment:-_ most

"I aiu aware that' funds, are helm. Arg

collected fn this country by more than line, one society. butl do not_know by huw “pm- rnany. _ lt ls desirable that ft should mgny be knbwn that the only Society auth- gem,"-| orlzed by the War Onlce to collect 0|; gh funds and eo-Drdfnate offers of assist- C01, ance for horses of.-the British Army in of bln the Royal Society for the Prevention and of Cruelty to Animals, to whlih _-all ygnd

slstante should he- addressed. I-may whgr add that this Society ls working in Wim close connection with the Army Voter m¢in¢_ lnary Department. I agree with my 3 dir hon. Friend that the collection of Elem funds by more than one Society tn it, f volves` waste of' effort. The remedy has ls, I th|nk.»for the publlc to apprecl~ th., ate fully the -fact that the authorized -I-B Society for this purpose is the one . extra have ihentloned.” "pig

As we'1illve, as well as this work ll and

hand for the Canadian Army horses. l. ye lunge' development of work for horsel fee" of other regiments of the Brlttsh Ar- war(

lnany way they can by sending ali sort contributions to.our Fund_ I* shoulo me be only too pleased on _receipt of n T letter from any 'of your readers to gage send them our latest report and read- thas Ing matter on the subject of the Fund Ame,.1¢a,1 mmtary attach., was qw to show the vast amount of work wt mst and may one to be 8|-amed mage ha-ve already accomplished. exce

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pmyenngn .ng gmeliy to: ,A,nlmls_ _ rams, August 9.- cal. spencer 5_Roll 'loD, __ _ _ _ mud wo .1 _ , united sims military smells 2 wpewriter Desks . - _ _ and we are at the present time build at Paris, mhas gfilitolwaxlgrlggi: 1_ 3tdrQl)¢‘12.00 -

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t li) d have ox reused their Baby G°`Cart..and es

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i “Elin” th’ Waminf W” nm Yes, whispered Colonel Cosby, "an “€_a¢h5*d°dmg)°l;:"°“*l°5°(‘,_‘c€’ uf mute form recently discovered by

_ _ a nee e e exp ore o s _ »-

my, we are desirous of obtaining all very endl.And'lio theiivord waaglven G _rma“`e9i'an't'mB_ E form that kms' *`

dei-*itll-"' ~~ -- ’. »- ‘- ~ said thef Russian Ambassador.

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the support we can get, and therefore. to 9

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's voice has not permitted htni The abgye H5( __ ll’ “”1§’..{"I.".'32..'°.§..l'.l"l..‘i.§ "”" ulven are at lent 25_l»-¢- 1°” 01°F* *W3 U P*i¢*°-*"4 use which the German army has 0111’ C. On ti \V0f|h-yllllf __ IQ to,

of polson gas ln the present war -f _ _ _

ught a new and terrtblemelo-

al'

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possible. the sufferings of these anim- ment of destruction into ml y _. _ _ _

als nee. Just what this terrible new __ _ -f ‘;~ _ ._ ._

The R. S. P. C. A. Fund. which was agency fs what part lt. pays lu _ ° ’ ' ' " _ . 5.’ --‘

started at the request of the War Ol- the offensive and defenalvo tactics.

tice ln' November. 1914, ls the onlll and to what extent lf any tt mtustpo

one authorized and approved by t 6 reckoned with as a permanen ee- hour. and Probably some days_ 1; B” _ __ Army Council to do this work. ment~fn future warfare- these are woum he most observable, he Sapp gn _ _.

ms which the mllltory experts “uns or d,.|nk|ng_ I ‘ 1:0” ¢]\_|{°'W°"i‘ll *gf =l"`Y|“3 he t° Colonel Cosby took an auto home. _ mm- "0 ll f°“°°- W °"° ln .throat till 0 in-_e but nt_¢.l1el-._ -_ “ __ °|5°“ 5'” has bw" “°°d Wm* v/liao phyaiiamlly iitfected. Txiiat iilght 09801? °|f@°l;’ ‘U §7h|'e°”;P;‘:_"°' 'every mouthful of dinner had the un- _ ._ _.___ .

no “Well 'HHS S '18' ltak'ble`h`\t rin “io luis-~ _ " _ ' f - _ "-9 “WEB il” -M9” P‘“`"°“""`lV :flash dxught of ivifter liiidmilienoama PAgi;"°§:" F;'é°'°A°;£'r°n:'::') “'i.°_"

ent, and the.lnlllt.ary_ attaches of ms e t . m ,.8 tho . _K ,_ _ _ -'countries hayslieen active in puff., 'gl f°c{'g‘7,“,.d',{,§“‘§_;_e°,_fB‘,’e ,",‘, 5,, plone dropped '-hvmw-on -~ Rhelma. = ng data -for their Governments many puffs of this deamfdealmg gas* 19. “UW 3B'°n°Y- . always ,the flery needles and 'so many, 0081>! Slwfed '¢l\° l¢°°“ ‘“f°‘”°°f draught; or :yin-i°l'. - .colonel ooelly ;~l"'°"1°' “'""‘“”Y ‘“"°‘*°'S°‘°'“ could speak to me family only in i inf PM l’°“P°°° ll” W9” ‘_-3" b°' artlculll.to`whlsperli. Theywore niltur-`

_ Chai- "T3l°"`-9-“WP” ‘:‘mPi9- -~d‘l'“ ally much concernediover the possible

contrlliutfons. glfts, and offers of as- from me _pagilgqglqg ond ,tho hospitals Bne,,e“ec¢s_

G SUMUM- PM-19”" W°*‘.°‘i‘ “"l’»‘5 - When'-_Colonel Cosby Suv! -a doctor “ll 0! U19 °ff°°l9 °f the new °l°` next day, the throat was found' to be

Bill C°|- C°FbY` d°t9l'mi“ed ml 'ln a v‘ery’1b'dd colidltlon as' from- an

°‘.‘t~P°l'9°“*i. i“V»°"*l'l3“"°“ °f ~th° acute attack 'of larynglthl.'I’he Colonel 911*-'l¢B°lf°~'~"1°~D°i°°“<H°'°i“ “ll continued on his dunes, but for ll °l'm5*`_‘-lllit 53 9' m°d5°“l‘ °°i°“l'l°t week he could not speak only ln whis- HVCIIIIES .DUI ‘$111110 11°* 5°|'“m f° pers. It was ten days ` before the B\lD\'°ll1°1=lfB°¢ °” him5°"-‘ - clutcli _ot the poison gas- on the throat “t"’Y°\1 °1t°“'d-l\’°»-“\’“°‘l< °f "W had been relaxed enough to let l1im‘ m_°"'”m*f"`~“ld um em” °h°m"’t~ speak again ln full voice; ` veny-dangerous-K-a~mnl.»UFr 0f"f° ..“That'e 'li bad _case of larynsltls,”.

while German batteries shelled vort- ous quarters of that oily. detlilfuyllll thef elvll hospital- and .killing ~`|lx .por- solls. __ _

The text of th9,_»ol1_lnl_B| '_lfli4ll1_0m follows: ' ' " " " <

“Bad weather ._.h_anipql-_nd .opera-__

tions 'on the' 'gl-eater part of. "-thi' front.. Th'ere.was.a somewhat lively ._ artlllefy due/l on various sectors

south' of the S_omnle_»and ‘also on-'fit-ho:

right bank 'of the MeuB_e._ All inter-

mittent cannonado took place every- . where else. " _ _ “Yesterday evening an 'enemy' `

aeroplane _threw bombs, lneludlng several of an lnc`o`lldla"r ' _ type._oil"

Rhelms, while the Genlliian" butter- ' ies flred on different quarters pf -f

town. The elvll hospital. adjoining

the Church of St. Rami.. and -a~'dlspen‘- -' sary 'were destroyed. Six' elvllfllns 1:.

were kllled." .. - . .- _,_ _

l Bllllell '-0 Y°\l\‘ reader” 30 5“PP°"¢ Us tul-ned* swiftly ln bringing together all .

of gas. fresh and D°WU1‘fUl. 1I’0m

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e facilities for audh a ell o e _ __

s _was not easilyiobtalned-.w -.But - _ “ . ” _ _ e _were at‘ last- securc'd-and the -~ ‘_ " '_ _ `

Cheques, postal orders, or any mo- limlftimil-mdligg? yiggiloagiigégg. _ _ `

lley sent should be addressed to the [mm Treasurer of the Society, C. A. Phil- "ne llmore, E_sq., The Royal Society for muc the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals geo 105, Jermyn street, London, S. W. and

a o nl-rang _ L . d himself kr the presence of long ` ~ ` ` '_ -- 1.if."?.f'E”:....I.‘i;‘€f3“..?;‘.f”‘"gi: McColl Bros. & Co., Montreal ns ‘and’whlt.e=garbed 'attendants _ ' ~- _ _ ` ' ~' __

England. _ __ i pest|(;“:lli1dcr'iilo:txiali"iri';cvliltiiv§ iiii$||isviltliiil I __ wa. _ Ho ` F i

I am. Sir. etc.. airtight jars, making oxperlmianta and ' _ Tfavglgf

P°"U*'*“d- " tééts"‘of'gases and antldotes. Nearby ~p7g115.;3.M'fottf. _' ' ' ' ' ‘ ~f"~ _ _ ._~".-_..,._j' -_-t1.‘g.i»‘.'.s. _'_'

_ Chalrmanof the Fund. mm

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latest wisdom and *knowledge to basic industries and _ ‘ _ " ‘in'agiu_’ };g__ege¢rgt‘a\`-y`__:§2‘n°I°s “sed 1° C-mmtemci the pm

Before the Summer School for Teachers closed, SOCi€ll ilgerwies. all Supplcnicnting natural assets of a .-, ProfessorMcCready°ivh`o'fo'r'thc [last Year has direc- l>f0Vl“¢°"'f-'xffiibmfniiflly “mled fo become ilgaih "" " T" ted the ruraleducation department in Prince of \Vales 8 II\3l'iltm9=f£t1l.t‘¢-" _- ',~ ' . f . .» ---. H ~ _

The -great need of the day, and our sister provin- ' - _ _- l

recognize it and are preparing for it, is a 'linking F » - gre

the general purport of the Conference, the importance and the '¢0St‘lJif' Hansportation has all but kept us out- the |`3omm|°n Department of Ag,.i_ m°

' _ . .. . » .. _ , - the.

of the forwzlril nlovcment in education now so llap- Of lhc mafkefs- HHS ffllndltlon f°ft““3tel}’ ends With `$“t‘:§' ti;°:h;°l_:‘;;_'€f f£;1}ni;';s“fvi§;‘fé -not pily inaugurated and in the part they as teachers are the lll3UgllfHll0|l Of fh__\?_1C3l_' _F¢_"fY- H€"C¢f0"ih We hehad_go_iie'lrl‘ theliltiirentsof-eo-opor-112 cxpeCted't0 ¢,,|_.,_. ;,, the ,,,(,,.eme,,¢_ shall be linked up with___.‘t_he railways of the continent. ‘f.~:_|5`;l_qytnl;|_;f¢e_:_s_._d'£_‘ht_i__)':_r_;a__:_l:_'s __‘_`,_l__l_i_i:g; are

Co'operation.in` its` widest meaning was the key- WC have'-_S_ll||'U`lllCh t0 (i0 t0 m3k¢ ""5 illlking UP`C0m' to' tho crate fattening _‘qt _poult`1~y.”::fi“°l °°l°°“ 5"' which °““°°at°°

note of _the .r_e|llies, as it was the keynote of the ad-` PMC- lt, -_l'5__._flQl, that tilt? P. E- Islilrld Rail- 3'1"' lib” .m9|l'_t°' °fi.s.h° _‘{,lm9t¥‘l:bll;‘.P?i‘; ,_

3 is far--<lr_'=lr.'@ aria.. ...sl f ll f _ o ?‘°°- ”°“ *Y "‘ °-" “'- - ~’“- _ bell

dresses dllrillgfthe session. / I-leretofore co-operation W Y P_ _ ,tw __ __ _,_ ‘L C 3 Wal’ 5Y5 em Uf is maldng urgent demands for milk _mm

has beenna little thing ill this Province a sort of Part- rai],vay__n1-uit.-_be ‘M449-`eaSi|Y accfssibié 'f|'0m CWD" 'eg p°““ry' 'TM "wwe is “mt ‘mai t

' ’ s '-" .-_ _ . great demand is not being supplied °

31'( Cj)_Ul_'.f‘_93_d5_ must be k¢Pt in g00d and Mr. #err is going to do every- :I

their capltal_to__carry out some enterprise for which Conditlotty _P__l_’¢?.llld-_‘CCS against 'the automobile :l|;lt‘;E8_l_’;t }i:__l’(;_W;='§';iv¢__‘;__l(;F|l|;?a____§0!a:ul:1f fo individual capital \v.as insufficient. It was intended _must b¢ 5"_-__.i‘_‘.f _dlilltfid 35 (0 Pefmlkat least the “Se °f 81'! U10 11191118 by Which they |118? r0~ gl' to promote the particular obiect ill view regardless of ‘ 4“t°tf“Ck_§ _(in. .foffis l_‘_’a__dl"§ f|'0m` 5UCh hshmg ‘md Efivzéflgggl°i»0:IhE0,?|‘;;?mH';ricihiga of other object. pcrlnps equally wonliy The am. of ilwyfumlllg-Centres as Rvs%lf9._.N¢w L°n<i°". Malveqve. more is a splendid openlns here for. "1

present' forward movement is to give cooperation a West C3Pé-and Oth” l?i_’l"*5 at which 5hlPPi“§ faciik "ne f°"°n°“ p°"""y‘ fu

nershipfof individllals _or communities who pooled P

wider scope, to, _include all our interests, to promote UCS af¢,__3_b§§f}___l_ 0*' l"3_d¢<lllilf¢- We HWS! 89! feildy _the big poultry plants at London. _"'° alld to boost along all lirics, tocarry along all the in- to lake 3_!i_lff'f'li_5;"k¢__0f_.0"f linking UP and EN feiidy 3150 3;';2;h'b;‘;("°;'s?h “Br a:‘g$:t§3°';l0n:;‘d fn dustries .and all the activities together in a manner "01' "\Cf°35"€U Pfbdumon "1 Ord" that W¢'m.aY get U10 tlon_of the great pgggibiliueg ii, Der

. __ _ _ _. _ _ ._ fu" benefit of our im ,.0 el f ~|' ~ . f - gtg;-9 for the prince Edw rd 15| d by took a slight -whiff of the gun. It

that will be_il_cht all our people socially illilustrlally k ____P__ V 1 acl ltles ol' reaching the fume" if they but do _har pintnrzn was _not overpowe__i__g_o___ vmlenunm and conihlerclally. The papers submitted by the tea- mar ets.. _ _ _ .. __ __ _ _ - the great campaign about to be ln- gffe

It is si`gnifi¢ant".t`hat all our sister provinces have ggfurgfag f°" belief P0“lU'Y “nd N11

C S. I'

of it anti a > reciatcd t-he responsibility devolving upon alvakened W-the °0"""K Changes- “fe f00 ml!St.awake and

chers clearly indicated that they had grasped this view

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themselves as factors in' the lnovclnellt. ` UW' Ve] ` ment' C' ml* iS

Otlrwscliools, 'after all, must continue to be the W

_ e must co-"oporate"wlth it, forget ou_r little sectional

foundation iifall progress and reform not only in fit- differences and. wollk harmoniously for the common img boy; ...id girls for the battle of life in which they ewd °f`=_11l-' 'It if-`°ilf_|>' by Such 60-Qosmio" that even are to engage later on,‘but in moulding public opinion 0"' Seifiiil ‘°"P_‘T3fl§"l5""'“_3" bt? ..fUi5||¢d- -“No man in theiri own immediate neighborhoods. Co-operation ill/Clh \l"l0"‘l1l`51S¢l"f-i” The W0\`_|d'5 P|‘0Kf€5S will be

De 'op A om ".slon leading the wayand ““"1°W“Y- Th°5°.“l°° ‘_V.5|'° U10

' _ - overpowering. -_but gave the sumo _

between' the school and the parents of the pupil5_ 3_ in proportion -to the number who follow the leaders.

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_ know I om not st the some h I ltol: \“* ' ~ `-it iftmlt A convalescent homo. oltnfu' a ' A b|"hd“Y is B _ nlco-‘,plnce. and I’ve had more' freedom 1°"

' mn in nmplull l lml » uma nn. 'IW'

other day. and they marked me for °°”‘°

glrsxshtgo mm ze received. tho' following

Mal. §':‘.'.2"‘»»....."'

QI.

"Modem,-I have-the

WUUHUEU c|S.-ellll-ll lil

iliscill iiiil

° ‘ .lic ni o oinlwa. resniidln _ ` r'

'J§2'.."'|.."y'»'i’°§'..°} ».>nc.° lisiiipil. dpi. willing-"affix li"

g ~ Davey, of the C.ll.I‘.. v/xii lntoyopt

ing letters have appeal-_ from., lm# to tlme in The Guardian: "‘ ' '~

'°"°" 'Wm-%.° iwhethdf- I get' my ticket or not. Glad "95 fel'

_ lmrlul sum. mn l una not in go,

_ _ __° fi; ,_ gbdtg0n'=‘_hknow vga! th;y_aren¢olng .T _, w me. ynoc slated.

You euftlllvn bo- MW- E"“°'¢ 0""““° A"’l°“"3°Y' 5" '_Wll| noe no more flghtlng at any into _

_to know y_ou__lrs all iwell. The wenth. W* ur um is awfully nor. li 1| vom sn- fl” me than the cold weather. Wo' are mt utos. sg ,my lpttor wlll be short..Bo|t .-W5’

_ .‘omy ottorwtllbos ~\ll¥

11°°°f-'li 10°# to me cnilmn. \'\°l‘-

kthntlnformatioo hu by _g,am¢ri¢,q_ _ 'bends mall from England to the o _nt __ ' Yom: |°‘,|',,‘ ~ ,g,||,,_

your con.-» who -had-»boon ‘-4 ‘v'- _ - |__ gpg w_ ._ |,Ay|y_ friends. who keep an md from u 'severe pllolliot w0gad',ln,tliv*~. _._ ---._-__._;.___ fine. 'llheir kind word: Jaw, was trains _ from County.; __: _ _. '_j _ Gln nqgll, and fill my gallon vyoir Hon ltal to tho Cflltlmln w - -_ _ ~ wish mn; they tell ng

sooof __ ij _ _` ._ r_` ' (mm. ` wol. and hope l'll vo

HWooilooh pldm. llnm,ol\ H ??h._s‘¢,;,”ug:|1'”.=d,':.‘;°'|::g years. A fcw~

--10|, lffl, 'lfnn *AllY‘0\lla‘-'~ lm ‘ md mm m° I min not ‘\_7ll¢ IIIYQ Vllflly nf... wsu -_i:.miunr_nlo\¢#._J 1°! in " run. 1 unmura * ‘°" "=°f°_°°°th _*m'W¢ h 7'” si ' '-7 .. W " ` Jodlln six gl I was ont'|'”_'-“ h°”7"' ‘ ‘»~ CW- 9"” .‘f"°°‘ "*° ”‘°"'°' “" in vm qui.. r mink li ill. me bm. ._ '-- "

'° “ f°."°"". _ _ ' __- ‘ _ _““AllM\_v3plen'a

n‘. _ - ," ree some

. nm mnlur,-».nwr.¢.liu mn yn < '“,m.j““f-”'“_'*_"“’ Y' .lilisfliioiy inns.

During his trip Mr Kerr vlstted

HE LESB DEADLY VAR|ETlES

_ - _. __ _ __ _ _ _ _ he large bottlhs contained the 1896-°°Twent|eth Year---1 tous forms of llquld_gas, direct

m~the front. and ln varying de- -

es of strength. Most of them show

Conference recently held and also as to what the Con- up of the agricultural sections with the industrial cen- F inn. -_zeilligatélxeéoiggnxisgmlltpiidhaylhisfl;

ference had fish-e_"‘f<_5r themselves individually. Quite tres of the-Interior by first class transportation lines. me a number of` such 'statenlcnts were received. They WC lrl Prlrlce‘l3d_ward _Island have long suffered from* » _`_‘ ' ' " _imc

want 'of-ithisilinkingf up. We have been- isolated 'f - ' -Q " `_ . _tp

` ' ‘ Mr Wl1lfanf"KUrr. Poultry oxllert of ' amy known al; llquld flames; second

h havoc. There were three dls-| ct, groups of these gases; flrst, sg bursting into flames and com-

l_eh so blind a column of lnrulihlng ops that they become helpless and ‘

bullet or shell. Thls last, lt ls the

ely banned by the universal sentl- ent of civilization. But they are

uiilly_of thebollef that the lesser ~

rms of gas- which do not klll; but erely Interrupt the forward progress . an attack-are a permanent olemont defensive nlllltary strategy which ust be taken into consideration fn

ture warfare.

“This ls the least deadly. explained

f tho bottles containing the inflam- atory gas. .1-le drew the glass stop-

ow-the second olass of gases' '_wn| eached- the,tear-producing gases.-

g a llne of gasmasks with gasping

1 1 1

ua fumes

117

tb _ n-an

deadly gases which have wrought

tear-producing gases, which do kill or permanently matm, but ‘ -

Nova Scotia Exhi.hiti_on e

ls Within One Year -of lts

s '- ‘

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brought to a halt, and, thlrd the

kills with 10 times the horror of .

ef of military experts, ls a barbar- _ ,of warfare which must be ultlm- ' '

Plan to See the FA_IR'f fin'

. . ».

#_ Its Twentieth. Year _ ` . The dates for_ the Great Provincial Fair atcl-Ialifax

slsrilziilllsli lan. - l.. 21.. »

A VISIT TO I-IALIFAX IN EXHIBITION TIME

IS WORTH-_ WHILE. `_ ‘

l _, »

chlef chemist. as he presented one

very cautiously. and Colonel Cos-

ot-only a pungent odor of ether

these, too. _were tested fn the

_sharp odor of other and a perceptible '

_ effect on the eyes. Colonel {Co_nb`y

was beginning'"10--'¢p|nk__¢h5___8as” .if J .» P--1-1 _ ' were-not so very bad after all..

They had now--reaoliéd_ tho- pnlgqn

de dl lrl h cl t' h d

' I - 'F‘(|rnl|hU`d hy_’ ‘- 3. Louoon. '

I. fel

then.

9 |10

little

on tlul gas

lItA

Now

#BPO

ttstf

all of " old tho Golonol

BQYOB

be enough

The yégostvyuc ducaaan ' '.... l ~. _ _ _ _ e;_ _ma u¢____. __ _ wfllszot try tlil&"'!ll`o“snld dp- ‘ ' ‘ " ‘ " " -

Here-»--every Day

,, ”“ Goo '

Tongue throat

lnntont, over-

rn.-.,-n _. , ,___

'_'l..Anvnol'rla~ ‘rl-i'A1' I

WEB

Utolullu

An Eight Days’ I Show---it

Great Exhibits in various departments. ~ . f

Horse Races every day _wort seeing. ' ‘ ~ _li

Fiye Acts and Novelties to interest. _

lll%;l6w;y_and good amusement featute‘s.'.-

way area. ~ _You should come. _

M.-Mer. HALL, I . .

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