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The Guardian has just concluded arran ement h b W"

was one--in many ways,perhaps, the

the present war-saying that nine stecmors left New York Stiturda

lanes were cleared of hostile ships.

the enemy fled! The steamer lanes

most significant in connection wlthl

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Daily Times and the London Daily Telegraph in addition to the dispatches ideals' though perhaps T high' L0

differ from ours. In t e pre- lol-5 ln the l~lvers_ -

from Montreal, Halifax and St. John. sem dispute Canadians 5-nd Hindus _

rom simead Bartlett, who are both right, but their rights are :in t H d d I

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acquired great fame for his masterly work in covering the Russo-Japanese, ll'l'9¢0“Cl|“ble- __ icmnpgrisona xilaich ”hade:]e(;nal;r:;K;_r;’d Balkan and Boer wars; E. J. Dillon, the expert English journalist who is in b

ose touch with all of the inside workings of European diplomacy, and others NOTES ceming the me' l*"`°“'th' etc" °f th”

-__ lobster, and the seasons.

°f equi" fellule- A German soldier taken prisoner in

Cables from other correspondents in the principal European capitals will Belgium is reported as saying that

so far as Germany is concerned this

include the dispatches of Herbert Temple, W. Orton Towson, and Frederick

is not a people's war, but an officers’ _Ph Od R _ t f A rc ‘_

Villiers in Loudon; Fritz Jacohsohn, Steven Burnett and Frederick Werner wa,-_ lf more lo mu.,-ll of that feeling B “re 0”' bac” “ry ° g ‘ u

_ ture for P. E. I., who gave test’i-

Berlin; C. F. Bsrtelli in Paris and others who will cover the European war in the ranks of the Kaiser's re- m

from every posnlhle ang]e_ giiuents it will take much from the ti

_ strength of the whole. Soldiers with- to

This service will afford our readers prompt, accurate and complete war out heart in their work may obey among l:>_ E_ l_ formol-s_tl,n¢, m\¢il_

reports written in masterly style and upon which complete rellaiice maybe hot they do not show onthnoloom the advent of the I0! lndustry there

`were no poor ones. 'Phe lox industry/

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hack to Asia, will remain in Hong ‘lliieg *lf li;'m;:icl;“t t'l:_e gl(*:':gl°““l;/ls K ng a d th r f i ities whence lc “ B "1 m W °“°_ tho” _£163 Elvezresinac grave p_o_ `mers._ There would bed noi dit`li<;ii1»ty1in res

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blem remains. The Sikhs are jeal-tzeosh firalshmfl §yst_oro_which'_we,.`;

ous oi' their status- as British sub- nearly all token ln the local ,nnrk

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jects and still assert their right to _--and altogether the outlook for the SBS ohll”

U-nvol who,-evo, they wlnn wllnln industry _was roseate. It was stated Al d M_ D_ E _P nhl- Kelly, Southport Stock Breeder & the Brmsh Emph_e_ by the witnesses in reply to a ques- “an er Ross’ ' ‘x re '

ent of Prince Edward Island Fox F‘"""°r' T' E' E371 R°bi“"- Char'

l . over against this fact we have the tion tty Mr' llttlhnsr thin had time Breeders Association President Col. lottetown’ D' D' S' Murdock J' M°`

S E Conflicting fact that Canadians cfm- l)ri?senth\|-regnalwn ho come in 0 I Leod' Murray River' Merchant' Tho*

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could easily flood the whole of Bri- industry in o, short. time. They were town Prince Edward Island, Broker_|w;

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dus thrive. Aslatics are unassimil- iewemge ll‘0m Cllf|l`10Uiet0Wll Cflllld

g s w ere y it has obtained able. They are not the stuff of 2238 _;°"t§_°"”;’}“_';l**_tthi)!°§]?";t‘“ ge

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'__ cumulating shell to eetiiriprat this bolll' Scarce' the fur f”‘r"‘"si

Among our dispatches yestesday were cleared and forthwith the na

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' l'ht8l. F01' Chlivilldy GIG bélhl 01'- Btbxhhug» ' pf;-; ‘_ . ‘. "'_‘~' _ ' ' " if

-if »1i'1'*-°-`?'ii*‘°s“fi if-"‘”=»=»‘-°-f’-=-°‘-2* ==~ “$5 ermanent Silver Foxes Ltd

8. _ _ root on ine situation. 'rne putting! in ,,200 ,_ mom; the "mn, of _ __- - _ . ' Q

>- ~ _ . .nun . _ jail of shopkeeper: will not brag was very short. ' " Q ‘ ‘ -

A 8 Tim’ Ht at more food into the city The dlstri Dr- KSU' $11011 Gllllalnsd Mrtnln

bution system is demoralixed and the ~f»°°llf-'lull °XPf°“l°lll Wl1l¢l1 Md been

avenues through which su lies come “sed by mm i” his '“°m°’°'"d“m-

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into the country are blocked to a txgfizgiiarxuffgy `d1m|°"1tDtr° one of the Fox large extent. As long as the condl- . ' '

Keir replied that it would nos be

tion exists there will be suffering in diflicult if it were properly undertak- on The Market Today Berlin and other German cities. No `9|l. bllt lt W” “°'V°" ““‘l°1' U10 Dub~

-great community can rovide enou uc system- I-'Mt Ye" “W 91°

:ooo roi- its innobm. ip: a lb 'md th" ’°“' “‘°'° we" ""°°':;‘::: a

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ing the-undertaking The witness saw no reason wh wit

me imipu piiostsii ki... .x,.....`nn.’l.'. of 5.312221 °““’ “"1 SQUARE DEAL

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_ the lndustry should not be restored

ln the o

pinion of The Vancouver; to its prosperous position, because _ I

News-Advertiser miie mention noon 'there wg: ueiurel- °¥¢t°l;ll;'0ducii;1ii '

n ia t t i tniiii o neo BME- .° W‘“°" €‘“'° “P a Hinges agogrgr :Ze l:0maeat;p;am nvested in the industry at about ono

g million three hun re

d d and eighteen

will spread sedition in india. 'l‘li;ey’thousand_ AB to mnrkoh ho Bald that

lllil D0! 001119 1.0 Canada U0!!! llld H- there were no Canadian oysters ship- '

and most of them, when they get iped outside Canada, nearly all being I5 not that all any reasonable man can expect ? 8

' c te woud have been an al-. C El Emery Vermont, Vice Presid- In

1101 admit Hindus beC“"S@ they "host complete disappearance 01 the en iienlnnnn Rogers, onoriotto in

lloh Colnmhlo__ The fool- lo lllnl me entirely satisfied with the nature of- Secre'tary-'l‘rensurer.` Cliurles Lyons, Fa

pnolho Const would Boon no peace. U16 l`9E\llBti0llB- The local 0YB1>0r. fharlottetown, Prince Edward Is- farmer and )f‘l‘rader. Dalhiel C. Mc-

' ° they said, commanded a higher price i nd, Ex-Mayor of Charlottetown, _\'inley, Nurt River armor and

Arranged w|th London Tlmes funy converted into on Asiatic Pro- _ _ . . _ _ '

vince to the exclusion of white ing about 100 per cent The quek

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han the American-the diilerence be-

ssor Show pointing out that the

as no doubt whatever his own mind s to the absolutqfpurity of the oys.

Mr. W. F. Tidmarsh gave evidence regard to .the lobster fishing in-

y him. He answered questions con-

AGliICULTUlll~I. / ‘

The next witness was Professor

ony regarding the agricultural ac- vities of the province. He spoke as the average prosperity that exists

were no very rich farmers ibut yet there

ad made some very rich. Fur farm-

as L. Cook,`Murray River, Trader, uae 15. Burden, Pownal, Gentleman_ llinm Landrigan, Murray River, rmcr. Arthur C. Wood, Alexandra

merchant. William Kearney of Mur- Stock Breeder. J. Jarvis Stewart, my River, Merchggt.. Donald Mc- Merchant, Charlottetown, Account- Millnii, Charlottetown. Prince Ed-|ant. Edward C. Blanchard, Insur- ward Isluud, Gentieman. Hammond “nee B"°k°"» N°WP°l`t~ vt-

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ricultural farming except that 5

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. ' season, from barren beds set nside belllg ll' ll P0550" to P"y migher'

carrying passengers and mails to England, Holland, France and Italy, as the result ot' a notice from the British Admiralty that the steamship

Behind the message of the Ad-

miralty lies the might and the maj- esty of Great Britain. The “Meteor flag" waved over the Atlantic and

passengers and ther mails were safe!

British Empire men poured in thou-

German publiciste and writers ser-

ving tlie autocracy have said that Great Britain has tried since the time of King George VII. to hem Germany in and to prevent its ac- frluisition of a colonial Empire. No 'German Chancellor wanted a colonial Empire at the time when it might 'have been secured. Blsniark had no love for colonies. Emperor William developed the idea of expansion, and even then a Colonial Minister was not appointed until 1907.

The pirate policy revealed at the

time of the Morocco crisls--- the pol- icy of acquiring coionles from France

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ulated a grievance against Great -Britain and turned the courtesy of King Edward towards foreign Stat- es into an occasion for protest.

Every drill sergeant in the German

army, every petty oillcer on a Ger- man ship has been taught. to consid- er Great Britain as an enemy. Yet these facts known the peace ad- vocates of the British Empire main- tained a blind optimism which fut- ure historians will find almost incredi ble. We are “in it" now. Optimism is confounded and silent. lt is a bless- ed thing that a sane pessimism ruled at the War Office and the Admiralty if Great Britain had followed the urg- ings of her self constituted advisers \vho dreamed that this earth was Heaven. the Prussian tyranny would have Europe by the throat.

F000 lfl0TS IN BERLIN

One Berlin report says that a

Government declares that there is a. o sufficient stock of foodstuffs in the

If the time comes when your .

business career depends on ob- taining credit, you will dad that lbllity to save money inspires the greatest conildsnee. The moment on begin to save, you start the hulldlng of your crsdit.

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odors depositors absolute safety, I

llld l|\Vl¢°¢ YW! b\\llll9ll 5° lf ed by the assertion of travellers from large or small. ' G

friend in London describes a great anti-war demonstration followlngthe p

on is full of significance. The Eng- ishman's communication is support-

ermany who have recently reached

~ _ 1 Ross said in reply to Mr. Langer-

fnillion eggs yearly. Oyster ifarmting L0l`Y here for deahllg Wm’ Plant nu

ls it strange that from every do- owen its great success in that it dcnttle diseases but l>l`°3l>8l`*1§U0ll3 ;"er°

minion and from every city and makes Provision fork catching this und’cI` “ily tffixlltithf e1";.';l1::;];er;,e,:;.‘

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village and hamlet throughout the :ll]1§t'._h_Sr3ui;:;:lg i\\iAui;;_:t P1808 "U00 Questioned by the chairman concerw

Three Govt. nboats‘have been em- ill*-i T-UQ decrease in populat~ion ails

sands and hundreds and tens to the ployed this.summer destroying star Sll11_|)\;f51 lin tflie censu;s\re;tiirnsdofl1e13;)d

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aid of the flag when the call came. §;l_’np"’_"11ietglehfézblaivoxzldBéolxlxifraglg not thin1;Dt‘h:€“,as[()]ne to n dln,ln_

ready to give their lives, if necessary time to the dentrnotion ol stop lion ishing birth rate but to their yifiung to keep the nag waving? onmiiieir gens. h h it lsfxiile)rigsxgugruégggigtglltilif H51:

is in us ry, w ic is now in: s _ - _ I _ _

___._-.~_-_-_-_-_-_-_._-_-_-_-_.___-_._._-,_._-_._._._-_.___-_._._;_ _________ _ _ infancy, will un¢loul,t.,dly,l,e¢0,m one province to If-like tllell" living- lf" fe”

, of the largest assets of Prince Ed- f!€l\€ Y°11_l`9_ l10\\:Ve1'._1"1_lJ(;"0Vellim§ll:`;;

S Ward Inland, all om- Wngol-9 bemg ini; condit:ons ad plovl 22 remain

naturallY 'oyster-producing-and con- 3121;! £0 tie Ymlng le°l’e

G l . Th I Rhea, 9 -

ttil“r<l1y?s€e‘i]'yst`l3il>:tIh£inwnat oliradgiiimand Havillg elicited ffm? f;]"°fe5S0l' H0125

-did not appeal to British Minist- siiitalileior spat production require l-he fa? thlft 3': Ifjloglltunswtxogilcz ers. lt could not appeal to any hon- but the 11DDllC8¢l0l1_ Of Pl"0D9l` mllfar' sfwpor mg fn _ - _ d

ials for spat catching to insure the f-WFS. the Loininissioiieis exprcssc

est man' Ye! the Write" °“ world qnnnlyltlon of young oysters nooegonl-y their opinion as to the admirable politics in Germany artificially stim- to make this‘mdu5u_y the great sum mal-ncter of time position.

cess'it is destined to he.

ual members of the Commission. l’ro- fessor Hhaw and his co-witness stat-

. cd that they were of upinioii that

the industry would bo restored to

It is estimated that one acre of followed by Mr. Alfred Dewar, Pres. ood spotting ground which has been ident of the Fruit Growers Associa- iropnrly not with 500 hngllolg of tion, and one of the Isla.nd’s largest shvllvwhich have when h good spot. friiit-growers. He said that the de-

tlng_ will ln its oooonil year produce veloliment of tlie Islanifd s fruit; ing 1,500,bushels of seed oysters, whlch dustry nos s agnant or wan 0 'ls suillcient to seed five acres/ IYIOP9 Skllled la`ll°“l`- _

Well established oyster bottom Evidc-nce was also given by Mr.

should produce annually about 200 l". W. Hyndman, who submitted u. re- barrele of marketable Oysters DGP imrt "“ H"fb°“r£' and gave Damien' mn.o_ lurs regarding thc depths of the

Tho prooont nrloo of lvlolnoono oyo. harbours nnil channels, and urged the

_torn mngoo fl-on., 3 oolo_ to l2,»=.rection of n steam whistle at Spit- dols. a barrel. lie-nd l’oint outside the harbour.

A nano, which hnd hoon nl-onn,-ell When the Commission rcsumed at 3

hy lqolooom- Show on the subject p. in. Professor W. E. Cameron and was not read for the reason that it Honorable llhnrlea Dalton gave evi- was in print and copies of it were 'ildcnce nf the stnliliiiy. Rl`0Wtl\ null before tho uonnnisinoners. it win no assumed Dermunency of the for ln- dealt'\\'i-th more fully in n. subsequent dustry. lgollo_ Mr. W. H. Tidm-arsh was the last The witnesses were then subjected Wil-D985 9X1l'“l“e¢l~ His Wldence l"°‘

to a series of questions by indlvid- lated to the Karakul sheep industry.

s former prosperity, in about ten Deafness Cannot be Cured

d been con-I

tions of the earth were quietly by the Government for that pur- 'M1809' hilt 11° _lalld ha _ _ _| unoetentatiously told that they D089- _ ' geied ffrgminagrgcg lt2;:;néar1,n;;‘(§s,:gr might go on with their trafllc; their Uyster brood l' mnmng freely at 0 ur 8 m g' P '

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breaking out of hostilities. Thous- w ands of people, he says. took part t and the police were compelled to if charge the crowds time and again. Such an experience is no new thing

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nril to an oxcess ol the maximum willbe dssglroyed forever; nin_e cases out rften reduction of former years, which fn?fggdlfgon;;,;_§:*;§“&eW:"1'§?n:'s";:'l:_'2g_:"1 8" BB live or sl! times BB gréllt as We ‘give (‘)ns l::iingrcdIDoil‘::rs|fn|' any 0duy_ There wan a very lungs Brea :ssen aneas cans _ vcs a_r_ra viist can- ! culuvame bottom which when ._i_-;l;|l:fa$;|`r».;_¢:_l;v lial.s i.uiarrah..ure. Send for ronght into cultlvnti-in r':f~nld PX- l"--l~C"EN5Y&C0--'l`°|¢d°.0-

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FOR SALE BY - '

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1438 3-2Mll

gm- ° _ ' _ ° _ 0.000.000 Copenhagen, Demnark. These de- costume; - kia# 0 ‘ ’

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_ _ 5°”-.mn rding to the travellers. have gone up

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_of the official tariffs fixed by Gov- See our Bargain Tuble for Snap. ) G O F F B R 0 S Q Ladies’ H°le`Pr°°t Bonny' `.

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