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- _THE GUARI)IA.\', (`IIARl,0'ITETOWN. P. E. I., DECEMBER 6, 1899.

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RUSIA AND JAPAN.

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A Comparigf of thc Strength ot the Two Nations,

* In thc Event or War. `

lm '

Interes has Oted p isstbt ily tween Russia

iagbone of

idea

ei Go¢ss,tss visssnts shipsoiaspsn. In weight ni if WU Calla. ,metal iiridina minute’s time Russ`

I I iii!-.E

which

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areparemcuatia

ri iii

ety pen, w e and three armored cruisers oi 21,950

el the western coast tons. The result is Russia has eight k would put net nation shipe`witha total ol 76.616 tons dis- t to command the whole cl placement and Japan has but six ships _ _ i Ssaend to check every com- with a total oi 61.440tons displacement,

veJepan might make to-

rich markets or Lhiea

iiuasia’s lavr aivilian

Russian neg raaas th§ in the

maritime natills, UlD\J=lQen eixth or seventh, but ill

e a tea o

not suecepnble ol united action

Sea ileet which comprises

seats s heat

iiiiwhild td 6% *Pi-miuteerridttve sources

aeecret understanding between

and Turkev covers the psmage Blaek8ea I ttarough theDai whenever Bi-eia may so desire eau be doubt

sal of Ja hile th

mo

at int

tile ° shall L

iii? iiiiitii riiiiil

ill

Ui I0

-:stty iiisttrsisn snieis on the csnsniss '°“"“? .‘°“ "“"°° ”~° "°i°“. ""5""

by the rum- threathened by the other Eur ,U-, ` _l

armedclsen Url! that last-]~ Asaresult. Russia can now ccun le.

' k '

Ver in the Pacitic upon the squadron Os now has there, augmented, perhaps ' by e couple ot battleships and a gun i int or two. _ 7- . total displacement of the entire 'Y lfailable force. not counting torpedo: “_, git, B&ia has about 100.000 tous, ui- aesinsttus 126.391 tons eirssuy str. (0,:

ll "//.ii

tissi2e.tioi poems ie meet ins 143.664 it `~"_ cl the Japanese, and the muzzle ener ic! Rumia’s.total battery in that intervg /=",\,\‘ 'is 2.056.586 loof-tons, as agpiiiit the 3.- ‘ul V 677,992 rect-tons or the speedler Japan- ws. 'ras eiasrsees moms in tiioss _.il blows epmhs lor itself. In a singlet __-1

Ruseia ins 42,349 pounds el; (mi

muzzle force of 1", Japan urea 71~ V7-` rgvot 1,694,896 itil” 12-inch guns "L . '

um perlorate 28.6 :aches of wrought M iron, the Japanese 36.8 inches at th

the 8-inch guns of the _=‘

but ‘once a minute, '{I,\\

tm the pert of the `~“,

dren . ~ -.¢. -. _ ‘>~ i-'»

., ff* f, \? __\ \‘ -- ’

_ H I '~ ' - rev' 'ein

redcruisers aggre-

armo _ , _

86,610 tons, while Japan hae V

aggregating 39.490 _i .

‘all three armored cruisers ci 21- AL Ulm. 'Thr restdt is Russia has

dght ships with a total ot 76,616 tone,

a greater actual average individual dis- _ __

thailths cidltd ltuasia’e .

»°§;f,_°g,;,»;f_f°;,_~°“~»ag °°°, 3 ;;_,; laments thc Ravagcs of

could do 18.5. as against the best ot 17.

5 of the latest of Ruseia"s ba tleship.

N o consideration has been taken oi ‘ __-'

il! ». Q , ealeltiae. .Nl whilguwie has h l odds th mightier military estayblidhtgent, still ii could not avail itselt ct it without com-

mand or the aes. _._

Ia point or personnel the Bus-ian sail-

crman is a heavier, aturdier factor than t Uelapaaesa, but the latter would go to SalVlti0li$tS mCCt UB the trout with the ' moral inspiration oi

one modern war lenght and won, and TBC Bank HCM _ if

the advantage el that is inca lcukble.

hndNcCmMnn. 7

CANADIAN CONTINGENT. I -_ i

l _

declared between

in the ciirisusss snmbsr oi write *W“ "9 "°" _

Canadian Magazine.” there is a beauti- Gu" Bum” md um Tmuvul B‘

The tidings were a great surprise to me

Contingent. There are pictures of the I . - _ t loading of the ~-Sardinian,” of the lien'e I."k° th°““d'-’°° ‘nh .-7 mu

liohs- more. I have been hoping

quarters and the omcers’ rooms. of the .= _ embarketiou and or th hi eh Nam" ho” 'pw we 1°” m°n?°m

' ° ' P" ° It edtood dfulto be possible,

pulls away from the wharf, cl the re- L 5”; h “T um” fd

' its .giiii iiiiiiiii

rob a woman amiability her

her capability as e

harm and p0W¢1’ UIC

world 'ld which ie larger than usual, and is em-

asf me, speedy wmv ~ ' ' sd rth ii- - ~»f=»,,-;- -,,»»- ,,»=_;.-,i>,,f 522°.: ‘~.:.":.‘...."'; .:.:'.::.‘1..=..:'i:;:.,-

T important fcntl ted Policeman is the central iigiire.

it b¢1\’¢lI¢ bm!" °f mm” There are stories by Kathleia Blake

ii.esiw;§n`§¢_~’1:1=,’°'°““*',_,,,,,,, ceiemsn (1tii),oeiss, w. cisrk Rhea

soothes pain and sell. Jane Fayrer Taylor, and llarjciy . M umm"

Itbamshesthe Ugglggghy. J. S. Gordon. U. S. A., _m Q," 'gg

U1¢‘d¢!P¢¢¢8°f Em] "dn qaitrlhutes an articleon Peris,i1laatra- ns¢f¢?£¢i1\'i{ new-comefs ted by himself. Arthur J. angie anppiyofaoarials- pcem,°"1'heBeasbcyolld¢b0 Bvldeft

‘$_f¢\l°°4 "4 "°u‘¢" iemerevirilethen any current Cana-

WDIIQI "!¥

hh

lseeaemor

isnsiy st in

view onthe Esplanade betore the Gov- m y °" “ umm? , ct' eriior-General and Sir Wilfied Laurier. - " - r `

cl each of these gentlemen addressing A VANCOUVER LADY 3*. ‘"°P'» U 'Wu 5° U°°P Ph°'°Kn° tired or Asthma After Htht Icmra

phectthe emcere andthe various local 0, M..." ana” |_¢,,|_, _ eontingents. Altogether the article is

mc which places on record the whole history ol the proposal to send a costin- Drum-Chrkve Kola Cemaeane gent, the organization, the final review CHN- t

me the emhsritstion. aut this is not the 7 **_'=';vj_-L ge §§_f\.l;n!t“_;l;::; ‘ only teature or this excellent number. .ti bronchial edhma ter the peer eigg t

From the Dlaeqan leema lslke I

re, many times having eo alt up nearly

, MLM- Tluioup the advice ot a friend

.ti had been ¢lld~by ...ti 1 resolved B l e that ho-tue did

_ before 1 had

_ atzacks

.- pint alx moirtha

._-thrr have Ito

e ; E i..- ii fi, ft iiigiii iiiiiim _ lii=§§§§i§

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:overy 'Ndbllil

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diss verse. and is worth! °f °P°°i\_1 ll- .°fr_'vmii.g° i lestlcu. Robert Barr eoatrihutee an- other article ca (haadiq Litsaatma. C.

A. Bramble contmle it write!!

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in eileet. t st tw ‘ ‘

sas aan tiss aassesss rsseeeasl'

dizzyheaded,m

titiiéigiii

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clever

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nation

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Our Mantle Room is ful1of,B" _, ’

Our Carpet Depitrtmt-;nt.0-, B ? iid W Our Store is the biriali

Call and see our ` - "

can periorate. at the muzzle, - C

15 7 iaehee ol wrought iron. while the ffl/§ W Japaaese8-inchguns can go throng, 1 ..}_"}`_ .i `

iff' » f;

hsinliaslessis-hs ff-f" ’*~" S ~=f » _. _ f

ii iii igiiti iggeii iili g

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Viotaratioes.”

tudadaodmer

onnttt r50&

my, ne; hs whose cause can be proved to be most in harmony with tml! UNI righteousness. hut he who can kill and

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wound the largest number or humani » _R th ,” ~~=»~»tt~».=°<l '=°°P°°“‘°'°°¢'°* “ "'°’ist:s;i ihsisrgest num' d»13w':;1|| A ` . , - - th t tries .

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lfthekidaeya° doaot 'ect,

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gisthecold. Rd and

his xssshsatnsy isisfgssst”

mwefisss. aseiéissisiiswtsg

mea etherrease ‘lfsecai -andsecee

~8alveticniats, huadiatheraah Wieirowadeeire hard

‘ éégégi £‘i;f?

had cruel fate ol striving tot

of

cetist can be

engendered There may be t th t

belonging to this ia

how

are jus , were a

wars that are

Ged

clms

to my. But I it, i

by'war.~-low,t`bsa.» can than mourn overt# lf'

gprcmiseola

is e~e wc coun can hd

rneseti oyisis higawsysi si iss 0 ll”

euleriug. revenge and all laller0!'| M'

uechsrlmbleaess-to wht a depth ct g istupidity and stony-heartedness -must r

they have sunk! A-d ipitie an usaeces-

sary war,__if it could have been avoided N to M rhyreaeenofforhearaneei,-then thecase ~>¢ V0 “li w Q is moredeplcrahlestiil; . A F that the Had i

~ 8. I mourn ever this conliet be

muaeofthe suffering it wllleatall on

multitudes. already thousands have pinsgsfiihtg the _very asptas ei To have the asuathib

VW Hungerssd bhotizzleee, the V&§s|lh"p, " ve maintaint ye crust o ¢| .hug

etissiie nm mist ei its Lstt of °" ° 7 °°

iliilled and Wounded’ that are almost m .ry uh

hourly expected. auilI_hi|ik~0l his lollg- |nf

drawn agony _ ot bereavid Colliers. wives and children that mutt follow!

Who can help but sorrow? B Iv heart is torn aaulider. To la-

, t the la 't 'th the d ,i1°.1'.iii.e..‘i‘..i"i.§.l'...'.‘i ,.,..¢. 1’.’;’.;‘.‘ sy---te-tty --I that a cold and commonplace obligation, del ghted with the and yst thst is etmosi sit tits: 1 sis sets Beesass they vm p to do underdie circumstances. I may, glgq, gggggy, Q Htnwsvss. ~ inasse. I mm-give, s iss gp,

that may he el little service

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