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say is that notwithstanding the

Naval

the tlliarlottatwi tuimiintt was ~

- tain; as a _sorpriie and a shock to the British Govt-ni

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mm oilin ni cimrimuuwn. lnnoli Oleg at luv; "wilt and P§°P|¢ 1" “IC HOU” Of Cvmmvns. lhq N O U N C

""""°°» *“’°"*°"° ‘°“"“ °*‘ “°"'°U'°' lion \Vmston Churchill First Lord of the Adnnrall

speaking for the Prime Minister and other mem

s of the Government Said

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The efforts bein put forth by the Sales Board

of the P. E. lslandgok Breeders’ Association to_;Lioii`l ' serve the fox indi_1_stry_shn ld_ eligifll ilildial siiplpdtti and co-operation _lil tli'e°'l_i_i'isi`-`

The rgtriion of thcytfaiiadian Naval Aid

Bill b the Canada liar for the time at

fidsnklv L1 Us or THE Am oN

ledrt WHICH We Ao couivrro, and anim _:im gap is filled BY ANOTHER SACRIFICE OI7

_ THE. BRI;Tl;.S_’H, TAX-,RAYER, the general de- _ ,

._-ft-n¢'e_of the Empire, qpafhgltogether from the _- Ugiggd _lfiggdoinpgvqaild be shunt of the Adnii- 'riz__l_;y re4iq`rm»uit¢q_jfop);_.4h¢ end of 1915 - . _

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ness' Indeed’ without Su‘ch‘LQ7°p¢'fatl°n‘l-lie ugeful' Wk' have therefore’accelerated tliree ships in this

ness of the Board 'will be very mui:h“resti‘icted if not

completely nullified. __ _ M _

'1`he present position of the 'foil business islhrief-_ ly this; \\"c have a large quantity of' fox fur to/ dis- 3

pose of; the quality of _our fur is such that it has at-` N tracted to our prp\'iiice.representatives‘of the largest i_,

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fur houses in thi: world and they have’ expressed a

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desire to become our customers; the market wants __ our fur--and will get it; it is up to us to sell it to the th

_have been taken till tthe 'end of the year."

This was me, 5,, Wi|f,;,l_a,,_d h,sf0|l,,w,,,5h,,d said; plan to visit P; E. Island, all of them desirous of obtain- nd done eve_rything_in_ _their power to discredit the`_lUg 3 Sh3.I‘€ Of the p€llZS 110 be marketed ill 1917.

atriot is deprived- __of__even the consolation and" ex- use it, offered lyeslerday. But if further proof were ecessary.'that_4:_\<ery_thinki.ng__and unbiased person in e Emplg-ml¢n_¢3w,th§__fgal_,meaning of the destruction

"°“ “""““‘“g°' - of the -Naval Aly- ntii_i¢_w;_§ _¢9_,l»¢ found in the pam

There are three ways iii which we can dispose of.

f delirious jo 'with which the action of the Senate

‘0 Y

our l'o.\ pelts. ti) \\ e tan sell to any spcculator who WAS RECE1\/_ED 1N_ G_ER.MANY_ The lcading

cmiics to our ranch and niakcs a bid. llc is a middle-

good comniission when he sells to the real fur house. 5 llc is not al\\'ays a pliilaiitliropist but may always'be depended upon to pay as little as hc can. (2) \’Ve may iiidivitlually, or in little groups pack our bundle of skins in a gri i and go to the market and make the

best bargain wegl-can_i lndlvidualxao-e_ve_ .in lfttlg- groups that are ' iitially-if; of our whole industry, we will have little influence upon

the market; the market wifl»*tii3.ke3`tltt.*'be`$'-'possible 'ffl

bargain with us in its own interest. (3) We may all"

“Yodali'hie"t:ogetIh<?"liifd”‘eiltrtis`l"oui' 'selling T' ' “' ' '.' ` '_~vv° " ` »'“ A_ " "_A " _ '_' ' .’ i

¥z:il.,_§r?§‘§3a£ti1_e and reliagle body ofmcn our ownic .1`. 'Ki " " f“'~»"'“" ‘ "lv"-

iéliisfdattor ii1c:tli_o_<l_ the one _agreed _upon ou_|-_ _

rt-pl'es`cntativc i’:inC’lici"_<, 'arid the” central, 'represenla-» 7 tive and reliable men they have selected to do the bn- sincss for tlicni is the Sales Board, the manager of wliicli is Mr. Chester McLure, Charlottetown, who is too well known throughout the province to require any conniicndation and whlo also has associated with liiin on the sales boatld some of -the most experienced and most pcliablc men in the provi ife. Ordinary bu-' siness prudence would certainly suggest the entrust- _ing of the scllitigof our fox_ pelts and the conservation

ot' thc fox lmsiiicss to such a Board.

ln thc past, and greatly to the detriment of the

litisiiicsw; tlicrc lias been too much hawking and pedd- ling of fox pelts, too much dickering with __sp_e_c_ula-__ tors and itinerant buyers_ The result has been that,

in the, majority of ca_scs,,thc rancher, received n_iuch_‘_ '_

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'less for liis=cpelts~tl1an heffshould have received while i market fm raw furs has been rendercd uiistead

(tl c _ . , __ . < » ~ . \ . » 1 y and uiirclialilc. ~

.'\ gcntlciiian in one of thc \/Vestern United States tl

h sc success as 1 iromotcr of industrial develoi- d

w o > ~ _ _ _ l - I ment on the Pacihe Coast, notably in organizing fruit a :-.nd produce growers, was such as to induce the Sales lloaril to writc him and ask ,for pointers in the orga-

nization of the fox business, wrote as follows:

From the history of your people and the brief in-

forniation I received from you I gained some facts that will enable nic to make some suggestions and through corrcspoiirlcticc we may develop something that will be of worth. YOUR FOX BREEDERS b

l‘EL'l`S T(')'l`1ll‘I SALES BOARD IF THEY

_ _ . _ ' li f H I ,-th "‘ a'hri'hten,” relieved it-

iiiaii who will I>a.V such a price as will allow him a ‘loluma 0 amllllrg- Q L L

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f as follpwsig _ _ __

_"l{Vhalq'u¢r__-_may be decided upon later, THE

_ACTUAL DE_CISION__QF THE CANADIAN SENATE MEANS AT ANY RATE A HEA-

Bill by the Sepfite ----~.

year’.i programme wlufchiwould not otherwise F

aval Aid- B_i_il¢__.i_ts__ object and purpose, so thae___t_-he_`<

in

IAUSTRO-HUNGARIAWN' A'l"l`ROCl'l`lES

VY MORAL AND MATERIAL LOSS FOR

Tl~I__ _ DEFENSE OF THE EMPIRE, for Mr.

_$°'?;f’»i's :~¥fb0!is.h.liL____f11onaI»' _P

0.2 »r'a" ' to fm- prepared for-'n_i_arket. The Fur Sales Board, as soon as _,_ __ __ , _ -_ tliecollection _is _complete will have peltsgradedj, match- `ned°0io this `a?¢'¢;t efiau .iii me well-known Me- ed;'and an estimate of value placed on each pelt. They

will then have offers submitted byf parties wishing to

iifed on er a e an enormo

euion, on the 431/_[role world Mr Churchill poin-

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_»io_f@_ioi»i_»@_i.,.a ,;.;_1uf_ ./1tt1_zo'rii_lry_____T_I_1 if jniefwiofi wil’ ¢net,~ogly_.lie qstroyed, bu»’!_pei_i_glc (dill etfcr_\"ztrIierc

DE13ENb "t`Ji>éN `sU?fl`1 'i1dTP‘F1eo1ir'H13R

‘gy--fia¢b~_¢i_»5a _i-lit-i_»i,i;_¢_,{;_ay_v me reserving the right to take from these lots, if_unsold,T

' ` 3 ‘fl 5 dt I' 'fm will be finer- pelts to fill any large orders they may sell. Right here

1 .-the Fur Sales Board will say that already several large oniinout-_"’ ¢7‘H.E IMPRE_S5f10N 'M UST INI3- houses have stated that they can handle from 100 to 200 » V171ABLYlBEl`€`REAiTIilD»?TI-IAT THE SOL1- Skins each. ` ' ' _

hIoriiip$l__I’o;L_r fligy, i_e__ ccisi _ J y zt'el'c'¢>`n't`c"'di ' 'l'I"i’v"fri¢_'ii'!Iii" 1't*wi`ll be regarded as

DARITY OF THE EMPIRE IS A MYTH _ AND _THAT THOSE 'POWERS WHICH 8 WOULD LIKE TO SEE THE OVERTHROW 3 OF BRITISH NAVAL SUPREMACY NEED .6 NOT BE DISCOURAGED IN THEIR EF- '

PORTS v -BV - THE - THOUGHT THAT its services from four to five per cent. of price obtained THEIR CH/ILLENGE. WOULD BE for pelts marketed in 1917. At that time they _figured

MET Bl’ TIIIE UNITED RESOURCES OF 0'

TH15 MOTHER COUNTRY AND 01’ etc., in New York and other fur centres where their furs

might be held, The different dealers having agi’eed to

El/E‘R"Y `___'(D_NE OF THE DAUGHTER sTAT1_=S." ’ a I_\J_gw_‘w_hetl1_'er'or not Liberals followed Sir Wilfrid h indly and tin¢oiiscioiisly;"tlie"rléstfllf`is"the"sanic."'l;lis 0 olic` and action- 'in the matter of defence at a cri-

isappointni'é_ht 'to the British Liberal' Govermnieiit

nd people and b.ro,ught joy and'enc0l1fIlg€m<¥Tlf t0 till? _ ' ilitarist Government and press of Germany. b

Choose YC Whifll leader lo f°“°W~" the former and more marketable furs to the latter.

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“Austro-l~Iu_ngarian At_tjo_i;_i_ties" is the title of a

_ _ ook recently frcceivcd from.~the publishers, Siinp-

MUST COMMIT THE SALE _OF ALL_ THEIR kin, Marshall,lHarriilton, Kent & Co., Ltd., London,

The author islR.-~ Reiss, D. Sc. Professor at the t

They_wi_ll -take from all who wi_sh t_he~Fur Sales. Board ’ tomarket their pelts, pledges that they will ha‘r_id`in their

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___f,,§,_‘,,~,§,h§ ,;0,,l¢h,,;'ENG' A{vD CANNOT _ tihese offers, They plan ,then to apportion to several large

y _ _ _ market through the Fur Sales Board will have the ad-

cal ,juncture in the Empirc’s history caused pain and vantage of c'0-5Ij'e1fatiVe Se.1]-ing; '

o c0'm`r`nati.d th_e`°he'st price for this pelt.

of furs, as against individual selling or market hawking.

'a l know that this offering will be large, and we cannot ellthe effect this large offering will have. If we .know

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To the Fox Breeders of Prince Edward Island -

The recent visit of the manager of the Fur Sales

Board of the Silver Black Fox Breeders Association of Prince Edward Island to New York, Chicago, St Louis and Montreal, .showed him clearly that there is a large _andy-g'rowi_ng_.market for Silver Fox pelts in these fur 'ceiitt"_es. ' The dealers showed a keen interest in the Silver F0¢ pelts to be taken in P. E. ‘Island during the coming winter. One large dealer has spent more than two-weeks in our province, and has done much in-the way of showing our ranchers' the _kind of pelt that brings the highest price in the markets of thelwprld. Other dealers

f `_` How best to handle the Silver Fox and other pelts

that we have to offer during the year 1917, is a question that demands careful study. If each individual and Company ship independently, we believe the sum total received _for our pelts would be far below the total if the collection were marketed through a cehtral organization. The advantages of matching would be lost. Wewould have.no.means oflearning the class`of pelt that com- manded the highest price, nor would we be able to learn the range of prices for the different standards. To deal wi_th'__pur` 1917_ collection the Fur Sales Board 'offers the following-..plan: They' will start at once to ascertain from ranchers the number of pelts-they..plan to market.

elt`s to the F_ur Sales Board as s_oon_'as they are properly

urchase _forcash-_ large lots of skinspand accept or reject

ealers of thehighest standing, the collection of skins,

A moderate estimate of value will be placed on

ach pelt, and of this amount the owner may have an dvance of 50 per cent., this amount bearing interest at per cent. per annum.

The Fui,','fSa1es Board at first planned to charge for

n considerable expense for proper storage, insurance,

ttend to this part of the business, the Fur Sales Board as decided to charge only ONE per cent. of the net sum btamed for pelts. For this small charge, those who

We will be enabled _to grade and match the pelts.

~- Thenfoxi-.breeder and the raw fur dealer will be

rought more closely together ensuring better prices to

_ The owner _of one fox pelt is placed in a position

~Co-operativeiimarketing is the organized selling

_ By getting- the collection together the dealers ill know definitely how many skins will be offered. We

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Your ten dollar bill is as

good as gold because there is ten dollars worth of god in the government treasury to back it uv

Our SUITS and OVERCOA

TS are worth eyery cent ask for them because our RICES represent HONEST VALUE. ~ ' ‘ _

You will recognize this

value when you come to try them on and carefully inspect the excellent workmanship and quality of cloth, besides this store has never failed to MAKEGOOD. We back up our values with the assurance of Money Back if you want it. here will be no regrets if you come here for your SUIT and

VERCUAT. . SPECIAL for this week

mens OVER(f()ATS $7.00, 98; 10 95, 12.98. and 14.98 BOYS Suits $3.48, and 4.48. sizes up to 16. _

"Good A§

Patons

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Limited

I* *_* _ 'ii .leg churchfolng and God-l`eurlng con- 14th Battalion, who lost his ‘loft st.ltticncy‘that caros llttlo for stories arm when tho reglmoiit. oilltoscd a

ol startling crimes or shocking dlv~| wlckcd iisi-inlt by -tho Germans on Orw vases- The Blblo still has a June ani. i-to fcii with gnnaimt Dlllce ln tho' best ol' our homes.” wound' ln his- loft, arm. tho nicni-

li-A bcr having to bo ainputatcd liitor.

llc has an enviable roc.ord', having

Soto boon nt the t’ront fifteen niid' a halt

R» d months without rccclvlng n scratch

Scvcntceii mcniborii ot' tho lillist

N fo iaiiun icilr

_ A *__ ow ui)d an a. ii on, n i go QUEl3l<;(‘., ' Novemlmr 3_ _Ong of Sergeant Mercer, also returned

lminlrcd and odd' mon of all iniiks, on the S¢;nmll_m,\vlan_ Tlwy ure (laiiadiaiis, duo to i'oc<\iv»s their all on furlough, » _

dlscliargo or on fnrloulxli, returned, ‘ to Canada yesterday on lionril' thc Sergt. Bagnall, above rcicrre-il to Scaiidliiavlan. Among the most 'is a non of Mi. Joi~4eph'Dggnull nl severely. woniidorl in thc batch in llnzel (1rovo,tlii:i Province. Sciigcant Bugnall, of the origlnnl‘ ~

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“The Haberdashery-” ' Gifts for _ thc as -Boys At Home, In England Or In France

~ _ We will parcel, address and give all the

assistance possible to _those who wish to send gifts or other necessities to the boys either in France or England.

Our stock of suitable goods is very com-

Sl’l'Al».L liX1’l'IC'l` SUCCESS. lf~they do not do this thosel who doliiot so commit their pelts will uiicoti- sci_ouslyfb'e clandestine sellers and break the market i\'ly~t`|i”-st -experience was sharply drawn to this when I was the largeisltproflucer of hops in the world! 'I c-=un¢l_=f.that it was:-very easy for Io percent. of the ,.wt=.l.l . Pfssluclivll ~.,l1.‘l§o"S_Ci0vslr..» anti, _l>¢i.=ig~.mlinii>"l=i-_ _ted by the middleman, to sacrifice 40 per cent. of the valuc of thc_90 per cent. remiining. ,§,Uii_ ss your

peopl&‘"_ odji' ` 'trap co _it tlieir wliolc;&pi_tcEg _ewfaal _ goafd they mu_'_ _ cxpc§t__ indiflhrci success and probable failure. I I “The fact is now established that the finest silver fox skins come from Rrincc Edward Island. You'-» do not have to establish your gradcof goods in the world’s tliscrifniiiatiiig market. 'Until thc war is over you must bc largely restricted to sales in the United States, and therefore you should now get yourselves

into perfect working order. _Wheli the war is ovcii if you organize' and the discriminating buyer knows

that he inust tlealwith 'one concern when he wants_

Prince l£dvv_ai'<_l Island skins, you" will make a price

th'd tl `f'h`th'et‘lb f

two- ir s a cast 0 _pr at _ p ,r ai uyer pays or,

thc finished prorlu&_l'@_f§i’c'¢`&'l, you should nowitheir mm,d`fé-r-Q-»l‘ ' - - I ` " ` " ' ' ‘ " ` _’ ' ‘ _ .:’:§i‘:.“i_':.g. =-al»-f-lfwl»»~fl=-H'i=-d-“- .ni i °lf%’t‘~’»’l`@ an "S0" _ ll, m0l`¢

1;, »' _ ' .~ ' ' -‘ __y..__gve vaua rn;a0litat,rtte aw ut alt lth- ` ’

' ` ' th if hung ~d'5¢ussa»‘I"nd Wd” throughout an future ages ttyhlit co-workers of t,l;Q‘Nl.tl0nul Ed- out tilhaldlng, elitaggeralloili or iiolltlc- Gfgftqn St, _ __ _

_Uiii_vér`sity_,o_f{Lousaiine, Switzerland, thc English translation by (F. S. Copeland. The book is an ofli- cial, report bf the alleged attrocities by Austrians in Serbia and covers an investigation conducted at the itistaiice of the Serbian government. 'Dhe material for the report was collectedon the spot by Professor »Reiss...<luuin|;f.i&w~.nionth»-. of _.Septemb¢r, _ October and November! _i9i4. It is incomplete, owing to the fag; that __at_th _ttimc a_§:_l_arge part of Serbia j_.was still

_ e en that-pa_rt it-was impos

.sibl p 'd ._\in uiry, " Besides, many ci- vilians having fled from the devastated regions, it was impossi_ble_t_o_ correctly establish the number of vic- tims.. "For`~these.rcasons the deviltry carried out by tloe »A`1-.lstrians and Hungarians is not all told. What is told; however, and. authenticated beyond any pos- siliilityl iconfratlittioii. ilowcrs thc'Austrians _ and H ungarians to a level hitherto occupied only by fiends and savages-and by,_Ci:.:_i'iiiar_is. __The 200 pages of

witnesses, ph6togNphs‘ o‘f`= actual scenes, including piles of the deikltbodieqowf-old-men, women and child- ren lying where they fell by the bullets or bayonets of

dl ‘It will form a terrible indi ent

this book are__fillccl with the sworn. testimony of eye- _._ , _ ls an appeal to muon and to _ruth

how many pelts t_here will be, the dealers will make their plans for marketing our 1917 output. _ »

Let us get together and do all possible to place our

fox industry on a solid basis.

The Fur Sales Board will welcome any helpful

suggestions 'and asks the different ranchers who favor our plap to, write or telephone us at once, stating num- ber of pelts they willpledge to us. ` P.S.i-Sh tfat once any pelts from foxes accident- ally killed. - _

.FU~R‘f.SALES BOARD,

_ CHESTER McLURE, Manager _ ~ Charlottetown, P. E. I.

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` reason not only on the edltorlal lint

on every other pago, catch the eye

F0' pt! the roiiraer apr a moment _:ind flx{ 'i i o no t. th t d 7 ,_ This? iii 'helngudonewlunotllclh liyemdhyl - _ __ » of our largest dalllos and by not a

` __ ‘ ' , (ew of _the country weekllcs.

‘ ' ' '“"”m'°‘ by f "'l‘lie call to ‘tho press l's urgent .It

c _-:inc ¥l,'.i'.' "mln" »` The . sensational _ heiltlllnu and thc

' sansulnerv story may captivate the

imagination. but_ they__ w_lll not wln

NEWSPAPERS OF TODAY» the adm'ratlon' nor tholastlng respect

--- of the reader Thp' newspapers that

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plete _and you will be assured of the best qualities at reasonable prices.

_Khaki all wool plain ribbed sox, 60c pr. 3 pair for 1,50.

Good fleece lined un-

derwear, combinations or_single pieces $1.20 suit.

Heavy warm under-

wear 1.00, 1.25, 1.75 & 2.00 a garment.

Khaki knitted muf-

flers, Angora wool 1.35 and 1.50.

Good warm sturdy

sweaters 2.00, 2.50,2.75, 3.00 and up.

Special Khaki Sweat-

ers 3.50 and 3.75.

Warm Mocha Gloves

1 25, 1.50, 2.00, 2.25.

~zk- l" ` _ ` _ '»~'=»- ‘ - - " _ __

mir et w up _thc con<_litl)oh(~i are ripe erefor stangg Q wigs? to cgddty and ,_n|_1umamty this _Mm_m_ _A_"°:_?_uon "__ twig: _Mig al bum _ _ _ __ 2997_n_10M“_

' ‘ "- ‘” 9’-"'“_‘l|f“.` ' 0 "'“'*' itsel ‘. "n's§i.§ lyliffordla parallc or. It is a. eries~-'°“F°“` ° ° 'l_°‘"D`* °l'- - 9'* “The W “Il “K HBWHDHPHI1 M0 »

_. _ . _ . ,_ _th ws .t ii i unite _ 1 _

of i_q_tu\gB__fa disgraceful chapter in_ thegpg- |_m%l»J_)_‘_?i,__ l_l_l_\_D_ei;_h¢€_t_t_.g ay u__§_l_It _:__ 1°” those that do not overlook tho_gr_eiit ___ ____ _ _J __ _ __ _____

. . 5 1;* o if nr W.

_ ____ _ _ A _ _ _ tory of civillizalion and it is well tol_d in this _zsg':'h:_nU__si_;l;le:___th_' _non _ 351210:' our _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 1.11

I it S11 .'»- i» t- A. t` ` iwfr ' " 1 d I ' - _ ,ry , ' 1 » _, ~ » , 1€f.inr;_'nri_ 'r..‘i...:2t1='»l‘f»=°“o=t= roi Men women. Boys cats children

Island` Knitted"`”Sox

made from good wool 60c pr.

Heavy leather knit-

ted wool gloves 75c,90c

Trench gloves _§0c,

85c. 1 00, 1. 5,” plain or gauntlet wrists. _

Khaki earlets, wool

35:.

Khaki Silk I-I'dkfs.

60c_ ~ _

Excelda 'K lla k i

H’dltfs.2 for 25c, ‘ -

Foxes improved put-

tees 2.75. I _

Foxes smoothe put-

tees 3.00. - I __

I_-leavy flannelette

pyéipmas 1.35, 1.50 and

' Khan 'rrmh shim heavy flannel -1.75.

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,tislustatesmeii and British prlss regarding ‘die Boi* gum" gNl|f;z.ahon“t shomd known" We ha,” no _:;p_l_i_:s_h;i_elu_'a ltrpplu mm; _ No 1; no ’ ‘AML __ :Zen Naval Bill is that it "does not believe that thes¢_~‘ -doubx tim book w{||-_have a_w;d¢.ch-_culfun and it ce,-, wlll"¢_1oi`iy_ that hc ls'1iot rllht all the ' _' ' ‘ ` *'-` l ‘ ' ` Ilritisli public men and the' British-press_w_ere inform- ¢a;,_,`|y Wm `a_ff9,-d{__ma`ny ggrpfiség to t 0” who ima. °l“(‘;;'vemor Wham" of Nui; Ybrki " ` ~ . . __

ed of what was the fact.” It is not the' custom br»"g;,,,,'d"fha¢ lhey knew the worst through the occasici1alf°l;_Dl’°¢;0d on vrnoieuome to_o_p_t_:m¢n; .i _ _ ' 1"

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practice of British statesmen to express an opinion. references in the newspapers. There are depths of th, Am';:|;m .`l'§::,r;:;:f Publish-» ._

on qu-'ion ,public importaiice without having___allf_ ¢_|¢,,_;l_i',__}_,,!_¢g¢___ map ttie__orfl_i_nary reggnifs have never. :::;dA»;s__oT_iiii0n, ;t_i;_i_t__ne:;_aei:l>g:;i_:_[\_; fOr [nud Wetg the

the as`cc‘g§1£»£`fact¥i before theni. We presume; hmbggf epth _‘ML ev!" _mt swam statement! of M _th Wlyl h is __ | _‘_ "mp _ _ _ _ that what our contemporary means to imply is that gyéwiihesgis c§,%ut'§{v¢"'a'{§{nt';d¢a'0ff' '1‘l`-,ose wl-lg :epdlirc Gila :lnniltstltzu bl|~r:‘|iila:bettcr _ the debates i_md_obs_u-action of the Naval Aid Bill re-_' ,want ta know something °€ the Mamy which swept ¢ii__ii_Ag:°»_o_i;v_:_ m¢n_ii'sii_:“ii»t _.______c.h _ , ri h _

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