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Apologies
I, James Farrell of_ Sturgeon,
in K_ing’s County in Prince Edward Island, hereby retract and withdraw all or any false or slandrous statements made by me of and_concernin_g D._ W. McKin- non of Sturgeon in Klng’s County aforsaid. I regret having made _ any such statements and hereby apologize for having made same.
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gn B. MCLEOED
I, George Reynolds of Cam-
- bridge Lot 63 ln Kings County in Pri ce Edward island. hereby " retrac!i"an‘d withdraw all or any false *dr* lslandrous' statements _ made by me of and concerning J D. W. McKinnon of Sturgeon In "_ King’s County aforsaid. Iregret having made an such statements _ andhewby apolllgize for having , made same.- '~_ A Dgtrigltgiis 22nd day of August, if (slid) GEORGE Raimopus
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~ Signed in the preS€I1C€ 0 ' MAL. D. RENTON
1 I,~Jafri'es R. Clow of Murray Harbor West in King’s County in Prince Edward Island hereby retract- and withdraw all or any
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false `o`r slandrous statements _'made by me of and concerning fD. W. MacKinnon of Stu_i;_geol}. .f in King’s County afofsm - rl,-eg,-g¢___ ving made any such. .-4 statehilgls and hereby aP0l08l2§
for havin made same
'l Dated this 2?_nd_d9y of Au8l13f»i
~ A. D. 1914. 3 ' 3. (S d) JAMES R. CLOW
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§':rS,‘3‘i_ f5E\_1ialé¢__ret or Justice and nos. . _-» _ ers-.’ _Little MIss‘Rutl1 Heartz at tllis B H89 gracefully pinned the me-
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- nly' of the Premier (as Mr. lleartz heavily put ltl and also on that ot nr. iustice Haszard and-His Honour the
e\\l€¥l8¥ll-'G0v'lsrnor, _ the- latter of
wholli took the privilege or kissing the “ills lady. autlrlsttno onset-s or tho assembly,
Mr. Justice Haszard was the last
speaker.
___ Hs l;_ai_d he would like to explain o?"t‘§“' F31* Why the Board of Directors the emdxhlbition had seen fit toask Celeg _ren to be present. When the _ tl rat on_ was first inaugurated one 0 le first ideas that were suggested 259;? zvvho _should take part in the schools agimthe children" of all the d _0 .iarlotteto_wn, and in or. er to carry out that ldea to the full- ezt extent it was decided that they should be procented with medals. As
ey all knew, when the aiinouiice-
nleilt came that war had been declar- ed by Great Britain and that she would
B - - _ _That’s the store and ‘be engaged in tile greatest oolllliot tile
world had ever seen, it was found ab- solutely necessnry that the great Cele- bmtloli. whicii would have afforded all 0Dll0l'tunlty to the people of the ls- land to appear to the greatest advali. tnge before the eyes of the world should bc cancelled. It then became difficult .to decide what to do with the medals; so that when this idea of pre- SOITUIIE the childrcli with thc medals at this exhibition was innde it was warmly received, he for one, as Chair. Illall ofitliegeilcral committee, think- in_g` tlle_ltle&_‘ nn excellent one, _He tlrsileforollm --greatiplcitsure yesterday in being there and scclilg thc lnotluls presented to. tha clilldren through the toilcliors of the various schools. The l"remier»had_oxplulned thc object of the (._ele`llr_atIol),~und li. was unncccs- sary for him to detain them longer oil that point.
Procccdiilg, llis Ilonour said he
would Iiko to congratulate the Board of Directors of the Exllibitlou. Tlivy had been told for some time through the press slid otherwise that this pro- vince was specially lllt-sued with niag- iiiilccilt crops which the fariiicrs had rcnpcd and wore reaping. Looking around thc grounds that tiny, ho did not think that there was rt stronger cvillellce of thc prosperity of thc Is- land than tllo nunicrous and varied exliibits, itll splendid cxaiiiplcs of skill llllli art. and he coiigratiilnted the As- sociation on the liiagniilceiit showing. lie wanted to say further that with this prosperity it beliooved theill to look iicross the water sometinics and give tl little coiisitlcration to the con- ditions existing there, and to realise, amidst the iilzniifold blessings that were theirs, what their duty was to those suffering in file war. Probably at no time in thc history of thc world had there existed a greater demand f'or the energies of tho people of Call- adit and the island to be put forth iii the cause of llunianity than existed to- day. Could they not pause for a lilo- nlalit and remember what- the psople across the waters were fighting- for? They should do their utmost to relieve the distress of' the suffering nations. Their efforts illilst bc efforts of sacri- fice, and ho had the fullest confidence In the people of the Islund. that they, above all other people, realising the conditions which prevailed here, would not be behind their neighbors in any contributions whether iii cash or kind. He thought that the people needed Init to have the matter pro- porly brought to them to put forth their best efforts. ((‘,hccrs.)
Tile singing of thc Natioiial Anthem
brought the proceedillgs in the main building to a close. Tho exhibitors were then busy, displaying their vur- ied alld excellent wares.
THE HORSE RACES.
At one-thirty the horse races were
called. -
That the directors of the Charlotte-
towli Driving Park were justified lil placing it thrco-days racing prograllllne on thc boards was amply sllown yes- terday by the excellent attendance nt the meeting. Tile racing was good, the weather ideal. and everybody seemed to leave iillcd with the spirit that they had lllld a fine al'teriioon’s sport. Exceptiolittl interest was tak- en ill the 2.19 class owing to the fact fhut if would bring together sguiii the f‘nnio\is'Dr. Slinrpcr, Onklcy H. und Gludiqla, as woll aa tiocliato Lady. \Vlllttevcr doubts fhcrc muy have hccn ill the illillds of llorscilicli ol' this pro- vince in regard to the respective ille- rits of I)r. Sharper- and the other oli- trics were dispelled yesterday by tho mnrvcllous performance which he put up. llc showed himsolf a finished trottcr in cvcry rcspoct and one quite cupnble of being fukcn to any of the lurgo liloctiiigs. The 2.18% in the second hcnt sccmod only play for him, and thcro is llo doubt hilt that he could have stepped n mile yesterday in 2.14 or hotter. 1-le never made a bronk in the whole afternoon. trotting ns steadily ns clock work. Oakley H. and (locllnto Lady put up a good fight and tried to beat the doctor on various points in the different miles, but they were not equal to it. The story of the licnts is easily told. Sharper went to the lend at the start and never re- linquished lt. - Whenever his owner desired a trifle more speed he simply gave the doctor il. tap and the result was immediate _and effective. On
Thursllay afternoon the doctor starts again in t e 2,22 class trot and pane. Practically the same horses are on- tersd. The seo nd place ln this race was won hy Cdilhato Lady, owned gy Alderman Smith, of Halifax. and w l_l- drlven by the famous relnsman. Peter Carroll, of Halifax. -He is considered one of the ablest- drivers ln Chnafdl. to-day and has marked numsrdhx horses, giving thorn records of fro 2.18% to 2.29%. He isa gentleman
and A thorough sportsnlsn. Third po-
sition in this race was secured by Oakley 1-1., well driven by Fred Camer-
on. ' ‘ _
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starters. It was won by`Mayor Todd. 232%. with a handsome and beauti- ful gait, son ‘of Todd, 2.14%, owned by Hammond Kelly, the popular horse- msn from'Southport. Mayor Todd did not appear to be required to ex- tend hlmself ln any of the heats. He never made a mistake. trottinglhe the whole course in even and friction- less manner. His performance of yes- terday has made him numerous friends' among the good judges of trotting ac- tion iii this province. Oakley. ill.. which _showed up exceptionally well and which gave pronilse of being des- tined to be a-vs1‘y,tast trotter in the near future, Is a four-year-old _by Aquiri alld is called Arkola. ‘Hel is owiled by Thomas Foland, New Lon- loii. This colt won third money and showed great reserve power. The race -was a,`strllllzht heat affair with no very interesting features, except. that l_n the last two heats the Aquiri colt finished very close to Mayor Todd, ,who always semed to be going welt within himself. The fastest heat _was the first, 2.22%, 'l‘hls is Mayor Todd's_ new will race record. To-day three classes will be run-namely, 2.40 pace, 2.24 ‘class trot and 2.19 class pace. Some ‘of the very best horses In the Maritime Provinces will compete In those events, and every one interested in good, clean sport sllould see them. -The management have been fortunate in securing the services of Mr Frank J. Power, of Halifax, as starter. Horsemen are particularly gratified to see him in the sta.rter’s box. The con- trol aild direction of the meeting is sufficient to stamp it as perfect or nearly so._ This year Mr Power was engaged by the Sherbrook _Trotting Association to start their large pro- gramme of events. Horsemen wllo had travelled from the Pacific (hast paid him ti warni tribute, stating that in all their experience they had never met with such sn`_tIs_fac_tioll. 1
The' 'judges associated with Mr
Power were: Dr J. H. Johnson, of Tlgnisll, one of'tlic best known and most competent horsemen of this pro- vince, formerly owner of that popular trotter Baby Logon, 2.18%; and Mr Joseph Crabbe. The other officials wore: Timers, L. lt. McMillan und. Thomas ltallugliali and W. S. Mcl<le. (llurks of the (ioursc, I.. B. Miller and W. A lirowii Distnlice Judge, 1*. McMahon.
SUM MARY.
Following is the summaryzl 2.19 class trot, purse $350.
1. Dr. Sharper, 2.19 1-4, McKinnon
Drug Co., (iliarlottetowii, (Mcl(inlion) .. .. .. .. .. 1. 1.1.
2. (ioclinto Lady, 2.21 1-2, Peter (lar- rol, Halifax, ` _ ((‘-arroll) ._ .. .. .. .. ..2.3. 2.
II. Oi-lkly H., 2.21 3-4, Owen Truiiior,
(lllarlottctown, ((‘,amcroll.. .. .. .. .. ..
4.G_lalliola,2.1!)1-4, F. -C. lteddillg,
North Sydney, (W:trrcii)._. .. .. .. . 4.4.
Timo: 2.19, 2.18%, 2. 19%. 2.40 class trot stake, purse $350
1. Mayor Todd, 2.22 1-4, Hammond
Kelly, Cllarlottetown, (kollyl .. .. ._ _.~_.1,‘_1. 1.
2. Arkola, Thomas Felaiid, Grenville,
P. E. I., 5. 2. 2.
Lloyd Acliille, Peter Carroll, Halifax,
(Carroll) .. .. .. .. .. ..2. 3. 3.
-l. Alfred K., McKinnon Drug Co.,
Clinrlottctown, (Mcl{iniioll) .. .. .. .. .. ..3.6. 7.
5. King Dodd, I-l. H. Acorn, Souris, .. .. . . . ...6.4.4. 6. Winnie M., ,A. F. Mlirphy, Char-
lottctown, (Conroy) .. .. .. .. .. ..4. 5. 5.
7. Dusty Miller, Arthur Godkln, Char-
lottetowll, (Godkiii) ._ .. .. 7. 6.
S. Aquiri Boy, Arthur Godkiu, Chur-
lottetowil, (llitliieroli) .. .. .. .. .. .. 8. 8.,8.
_9. Dry Cleaner, E.-F. Acorn, Charlotte-
owil, - (Acorn).. .. .. .. .. 8. S. Time: 2.221/1,2231/1, 2. 25.
AROUND THE BOOTHS '
The booth occupied by the represen-
tatives ol' the Empire Cream Separa-
f.or cnniiot fail to attract _and -interest the farmer. Tile goods sold by Messrs
'-W. W. ltodd and W. A. McKay are
absolutely of the ‘best ‘manufacture and are genuinely reliable articles. Tile "Sta Rite" gasolcne engine in _coil- nection with tllc separator is tl. splen- dill piece of nlechrtnical work, and its_
-striking feature is tho surprisingly
eunnll nliiouut oi' f`\iol it consumes. ite- ports arc coustnlitly received by Messrs Rodd nild McKay from nil parts of _tho country bearing testimony to thc 'superb structure of the engine and its entirely satisfactory working. The booth is situtntctl directly ill the rear ol’ thc nialll building, and Messrs Rodd and McKay extend a hearty invltaton to all intending purchasers and others interested to visit the llpnrtmcnt and Inspect the goods.
A WELL KNOWN OPTIICIAN.
Dr. J. E. Martell, onc'of the fore-
most optical authorities of Halifax and a specialist of substantial experience, is in ll. booth situtntod near the main entrance to the principal building, and those who need attention to their eyes could do nothing better than pay the Doctor an immediate visit Doctor Martell has had over thirty years of experience in the treatment of every conceivable form of ailment to which the human eye is subject, and it anyone can spo- cessfully deal with a case, no matter how dlfllcult lt may appear. that_.per-
son is unquestionably Dr. Martell. No _one should fail to .visit _the doctor.
Tl-lE_ DE LAVAL _SEPARA-TOR.
An old the De
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addressed a popular gathering in the local picture house, Broxburn, one of the must populous, centres _lu the coun-
ty of- L1nllth50_;' (of which) his Lord- shlpf 'Isl Lord-L'_ ulenulltJ._' .Tile pur- pose of 'the meeting was to give'an impetus to_ recrultiilg in the country.
Colonel Snalmers Presided. `
Lbrd sebery. who wasreceived
with loud Gheers, said:-. ' ' _
“Colonel Chalmers. when you tele-
graphsd _ms .yesterday to come to ape l_!,_I telegraplied at _once to say 1 `wot3d'cq`srn6, and fcome gladly, ,not to 'make a lohg speech. not to ‘debate on any of the current topics to whicli in times of peace you are so accustom- ed, but to talk for a moment about this terrible war and the causes which have led up to lt.
“We have met at tl. very solemn
moment in the history of this country -more solemn, I thliik, than any that has occurred in the history of the world-and yet n. month ago, say on the lst of August, we were all at peace, and scarcely a thou-ght of war. With- in il. month our armies have been hew- ing their way through desperate odds. We have had 'two' lists of casualties and may soon have a third or fourth. Our fleet has been in action. The whole face of Europe is coilvulsed, as by an earthquake, with the march ot' #n~,1llons' of- armed (men. What a change, and in how short a time, and how did ths change come -about?
“We shall not know for years to
come the secret llistory'ot what brought about this war. ’We know tho simple outside facts that Austria de- clared war against Servia; that Rus- sia declared she must stand by Ser- via, that Germany said she must stand by Austria, and that France snidshe must stand by Russia. It was really 'a spark in the midst of the great powder magazine which the iiatlolls‘of 'Europe liavc been building up for the last twenty or thirty yours --a spark lighting ill that tremen- dous powder magazine. which, with lilrliiitc toil--mis applied toil. as I think-the nations of' Europe have been constructliig. When you go oil lluild- ing up armaments against one aiiotlier. there comes li. time when' either thc _guns go off of tlienlselvesfor else thc people say: ‘We can ilo longer hear this burden of suspense. We had betterinake nil eild of it and come to blows at once]
“Those are the surface facts of the
war. Tonight I do not propose to take you further, because I do not kilow if there was some great organizer who deliberallsly planned the war. Without evidence I should bo lotlth to lay such ll. burden on the head of any man, because,-whoever he be, thc curses of humanity will pursue lilnl 'to the elid. i (Loud Applause.)
"But wlleref do we come in, I have
told you about Austria, Russia and the rest. -=».l-low do we come ill? (Cheers) All through the corres poiidoncc that led up to thc declara tion' of wal* '§"oif'will' see`f.l`iut oui Government, and, of course, its mouth- piece and skilful agent, Sir Edward Grey-(cheers)--was skilful and en ergetlc and uiitiring in trying to sug- gest methods`by which peace nlighi be preserved. (cheers). I do not think that ho'had a fair chance, be- cause the time was too short, and all the time the armies were being mob- ilized, and when armies are being ulob- illzed war betionies almost inevitable. But at' any rate that was our' part in the geiiernl contentions of Eur- ope-peace. (hesr,lienr).
“Our second was this,-honor. (Clicers.) We were parties to a trea- ty, to which ll`ra.ilce and the kingdom. of Prussia were-also parties, garmi- tceilig the independence and the ill- tegrlty of Belgium. We. determined rightly or wrongly, wisely-or unwisely, but I tllliik rightly and wisely-(hear hear.)-that so.-long ss any power re-
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gine and miicllllle oil. The admirable _niofto of the De Laval inanlifactttrcrs ‘ls "Quality _first considcration'~prir‘,e after.” If there is the quality the price is bound to follow-and a goo-I price too. The Dulistalfnage Ilnil-yllid Company this year has given all ordcr for twcllf.y-four machines of-tho De Laval type-probably tlielargest or- ,ller given this _ your-Ili tlfiiic of keen competition. This is striking evidence of the' popularity of the llc Laval cream Separator; lsn't it?-
A MODERN DINING-ROOM.
Messrs Monro & lilclleoilnliave n
unique, and what is pcrlinps the pret- tiest, booth in the niuiii Exhibition building-it modern dlliing~roolll: Mr Mclirldo is rcsponsllllc for tlin nriistlc
manner in which tit? room is pitpcr- covered. Hs htl`s.flll'_t‘_d plulcrlinllgiilg from the yulgpr, igllorant slip-shod faslilon to nil"tt'rrnllgcnleiit and design which is liotlliilg sllort of art. His choice of colours is perfect, and the result is il. pleasing llarnloliy. Any rooul can bo made the tlcme ol porfoct syle by tho use of Moore &_ McI.eod‘s wallpapers. A very liitete_Bl-lill; fact. and one wortll especial mention. is that the firm stock cretonnes and crepes to match every design of wall- paper they sell._ Messrs Moore & McLeod have another booth, in which they display linen of all _vsrlotlca, cushions, etc.; all material taken direct from stock and not especially selected for the purpose of the Ex- hibition. ' HOT DINNERB-QUICK SERVICE.
Whether at strenuous labor or at
Exhibition, the inner man must be cared_'for, and at the present Exhib- ition Mr. George H. M. Carver.-,of For- ester House, Pownal, is the olily man to turn to when inevitable hunger makes itself felt. This year he is again at the front, with good hot, din- ners, expeditiously served, __at_ prices with which the closest financiers can- not quarrel. As usual, his booth il sltutated under the grand stand and visitors to the Exhibition cannot do better than sample his sppetlslng via- nds. The food is excellent and the manner in which it ls served will meet with the unqualified approval of the most flnical eploure. Mr. Carver has always given the utmost satisfac- tion and this year he is sparing no pains to extend to his patrons the very best of his attention. I It might he mentioned that two very
_successful fllghtg were given ln the
afternoon, the .aeroplane working ln splendid fashion. ‘
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Lord Rosebery yesterday eveiiiug,she was bound not to go back upon
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her pledged word to Belgium, and she was determined that if Germany were determined to violate her word Great Britain would not violate hers. ` "Now, suppose it had been possible
for us-and I aiu sure that every gov- ernment in _Britain must always wish for peace-_suppose it had been poss- ble for us to stand aside, at any rate for a moment, and to say that, as Ger- many did not _respect her word, we would not respect ours. Suppose we had been able to maintain peace at the price of our degradation, how long should we have been able to maintain it_'.’ (Hear, llesr.) Even if_we had allowed Germany unoppos- ed to violate tho treaty of Belgium. how long should we have endured to oppression and slaughter ol' a siliail but gallant people in defence oi’ the territ- ory we had guaranteed theni? (cheers)
Belgium is at this nionienf a welter
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hesitation
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is wrong. nlld that it is obligcd_to do wrong, it is likely f.o fare badly it tlicrc
of fire anti blood, und destruction, the _ ‘ E ' `
work of one of ilio powers that had '
sworn to guarantee her independence. riwry and mu may |053 mmm” but l
How long w““l‘l me British people what is certain is this: that lf you are ' have endured such a spectacle at their heme" to yum. knees if vm, are ,,0m_ . _ ‘ ` :lucas as flllat? .Wil shouldlllove grille veiled to Submit, ybu `wm |050 H, ' ' ' `
S'l‘_0ul‘3"h“'::e lame “ t°‘f_ *file* ,"'“‘l fiiiitcly more than province or money.
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“I want ‘low to my a wma as to furllcvlgs. gol y‘;ll'
how the i:rl_sls_ coillcs llonic lo our- to Suggest to yourselves that you will S°lv1e]s’]'_ __Tl_"”_ _‘S fue glr"‘fu`S§ “'i‘_“` 0"’ go uiidcr for it liloiiiciit, but Il' you nrc l`»”.i’.‘}.f....“.`l...°.§I(i-..i‘§;2`...ifl{i§‘.~I§._l.l"ff”' ““‘ =""“ “"““f» “W” _"’““ “"‘° "‘ °"~‘P'
“vcr soell' The haul” of I-“‘lp°"iI':' lllllllitl)tt<ih;ifgilli';i}io 1lliltlsllrchltlllnlryllllll '“
which lliissia, Austria, and rirtlssill mink WHA, i, www 'b,. if '“i,. ,§.,,,`.,, -f=1llll'i'. <‘=\v=lll'l' llllll /illlillvry
fought ngaIi\st._tlie Iillilpcror Nlipolcoil h,,m(_,"_ fdo' “OL sum,,;S,, 'wo '_.m0u|d ltllnd grusglied hl{)“'t ‘llug °‘_m"'d §ll“’ :'99 bcaiillcxcdns provilil-r---flintl:-i unthink- tlg ‘;')f“;_‘at;)(l;_?;__ ‘it‘w_;‘;u1l_':_°"h__€&(_hm nblo-or sec foreign uilitrlriils. fill"-
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erect =---"1-ee ll for ..f.'”l'l’.._‘$_f."`§.` ....“."..'.§.‘.‘..l‘.‘.`-`_` '»'iI.‘l.{"i .ill
this war to be the llattlo of` lniiiniis. l..u.,l as u},§(,|m,,|y m{p,,.wi|,|,, nm '
Every mm* °" me c°m‘l‘l‘"‘t of h‘"`(’p“ tllorc is niiofllr-r Avery illlprollnlllo coil-` who can Fear arms 1" _undcr alms fl( tiilgciicy wllicli flight liuppcilwwliilzll 3;l__Bit’ll_‘)?_n""1&']__ ,£3]t__v;"‘;“,"£`_fi_;£§(¢“;__U;E: would llllpptiil it' wo wore tllefcatctl. li.
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conscriptioii; wc have ncvcr tlelllzliltlol. if) :1|,\lut;n‘ll:f;.i(‘,`r0;:\gtg" rlduull A ‘mu that every man should bear arms for ..-HH, (mwr dim Spmkmg to mv l.‘._ thc service willlln knnwll as No. 1'l3:tt- hls country' But mmembgr mls.: 'limi-‘lit ilcnr lillliiiililrgll. I was ro- l“|"’" (`*"\‘\‘|il» |51 l"1“iil l3fUf1‘l'yl‘»`-51.1'
(}£i((,}ry(‘(;:H::0l:,a{‘itlvvmsg ported io have said-liuf l beg to_say
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arms is llouilll at the cull of his count .JEL I1:;3‘gll;:;';;I':,:fuSIl';R;`)(§;;d mir, dlsfiilvfivo llltllllis. lloytll (uillldiuii
ry $0 do so. It _ __ H lmvesumumm would rmhm. SW, “rib llriigooilsnlid I.oi'(1Sfriiflicnlilrs litlrso.
“ ouninysny:‘ sa very W0: .' -.1 Lui .yy I _Up ~_ you fue <-“leur ge-llwwlo ww fit".T§‘§§L.§’l`tl...if"N.§’3$`l.Z.‘lfi.§itl‘.l..£§¥§l
will not be called out; you will slcei _me 'kim1_ ‘ dm nm Suv it fm. this _ _
ill your lied ut nights, you will have Om, mason: mm I s“pp6S(, the thi|.ll_ tho lllltlgc “l‘zti\itiln` ulll be
your meals; if. is easy for you to coliic ,K _ ll _ » 1- ,. “.1 Bc1.,ium_ I thc slioulder.
‘md exhmt Us wh” are y°““g(’r and igre oii(i=‘:v0i\'<llll<l(‘lie;'t\llvui?llll liclgiunl .. able to fight to go out to tho wait' u wh.d_mu, l.0“.0r_ In mn.itm.y_ in iilaiioii of iuo .ilrlliiolntl nitllttgy haf. But I do iiof fhiiik, after all, the pos- “.H,_m\_ in p,,pulmi0n_ in mlmury and 't ions, flic st-.\'_4filt_e(~lilli_ :ind 'fhc'¢'-lgh- ition of us elderly ones, who have to naval powm. She mm, not he mon, tcoiiih, and that following tllc_dc_pal'- dwell ailloiig the slieepfoids itllll lis- than third_l.m(, but in im,0mpH_rmb|,, ture of' the first collliilgcill it st-.llnol of ten to the blctttiilg of the flock. wliilc valor in Holm; Immmlsul in hm.,m, ilisiruciioii for_oilioori»llwill hc vntali- yoii go oilt to war, is so liillcli pre- _ -Sf, ,_ Y! ,Hs an tm, m',,~ra] _mms lished ll(-ru, ' - i
li'()i\11lllvpl9t?ti<?rlllint wlet llowlxr' (hmm ”l;e€rS`) \ ill li lvt here to forlil ihv
' “ ‘ ~. ' x “Wl ti l`l sl ' tlcl vit. this; ll' " ’ ‘
‘the decline of vigor and in the serc la ‘U su 1 I ‘ Q S
'md yellow Iwi’ and ‘M you Suppose Power in the position that I have des- ‘hem is one smgle "mn of my age cribcd, I, for ollc, would from lily
Wh” would not madly exchange with lienrt and soul rather flint all our poo- `
one of' yours and go out i.o filo i'roiit'! ,Dm as thm. "nw Oixist wow to pass Ig lst Ll wi” °r1““l"&°’,‘tB' ‘Em °.\l‘_r “a:_'l°1“' into cxile or iliio llentli, and lenvc this
i is o upio lse ,wi no lc ~| . ml-_ G U e,_i,.m,_.e_ _ _ _ _
lille to l'enla._iil,nloof. We are iight- ls f.l1'“,lu_a`;f“';::l a?_rf§;."l.;epin (ul m0m‘; of thc Militia Council liorcmiid' every- mg on the °°"m.‘em' it is true’ bm cheerful vein. Make no mistake about we are fighting in defence of Great it we sm" w|n_ we are f|gM|,,g ww, Hmmm' lcheersly _ _ ‘our hack to the wall to prevent il _ "There is one tlliilg that is perfect- shame and defeat such as B,.i¢a|,, |.,a,
_xy clear in all this matter-_those _who never sufferew.
go to fight will go to figllt iii ll rlglll- --we me going in win |,(.,.ausc
cause. (Loutlclleers). Wc are f`il;l1l‘ iiittlnn nlld all cnlpirc llkc ours cali- mg for thc ‘“deD°`“‘l°“°° of n°lgl“’," not llti oxtiiiguislictl by any such wnr- aguiust a Power which guaranteed it I-_"__, “wh as mis; W0 ML. “mug U,
md has destroyed il' WC are mFlm"7"' will bccuust- we have our people lillifod _ _
for thc frcedoin of Frtllicc., ii fi-iclltlly .N mm. ,,l.\»(.,- imvti iw,-H 1,(-f<m»_ \\'t-.I-11-llol~lll:; ("l~ umfrifllll-I-lll.
Power who is ‘ulicd Wm' Uurselvvsi lilo goiiig fo will ilccnuse oilr Iloliiiii- hut we are “|50 flgml"g mr uw Sun” ions outside fhcsc islands vie with
Llty of the public lnw of Europe- (,m,_h ,Huw in g‘,u,,_I.0m, unmlmion as _ w _ .
which, if oilr cliclliies U) “,m(_h shun give Us mos( HuDpm.,_ thc cziiilp lllliny and will prlllinbli rc-
we were to sink to bc tl. third-rule
9° me Cumluerersl is wr" “D “ml dw' ill supplies :lild niollcy null lilcll. U'°_5;€,‘|l for fveré __ Above ull, wc are going to will llo-
‘ len tie criiiaii orcign score- .. ._ “.0 haw .d m,h__ H NFO' and H _
tary was asked if' he was really goilllt §dl;ltbLl'llllS<'» IUHI \Vcht-_ilu ;lm,,.u1 with oil l\Iliiitlny. l\loiidi_ly :i _vxcrr:Is_tl_s| will to infringe the llcutrtility oi' Bclgillili, humm0_bm_1um,k_QM-,,0,,t,.,,m~;(1(,n(,c bc thu first otwltsinli ln- Cafliltld in he said: 'YOU “"0 "Ol g°l"|'7 lu “'"" Ili lfliiil who. in the worilil ol' our heali- for that-going to war l'or u scrap of tum om lmmph,-,,Se_ we r(.¢,,g,,i,_,, as PHD"-' A great Power that U`9"l”‘lllc “God ot’ Bethel, by Whose hand
'scraps of paper’ like that is not ull- mu. p,.,,p|[._ mm ,mi |L.,|_"
likely 10 be SCl'1\Dl7‘!il Ile"-"-em Th” When ills Lordsllip rcsunlcd his Gefmml Cl\l1“¢9ll°|`~ “'h““ he-' Vl"‘m" scat :t resolution ‘was pnascd calling “led ima D0ll”y in P“l'"¢U"e"l' Sum: ilpoii nil who werc fit and frcle for liiil- `W0 knew We Wert’ ‘Wing ‘vmng l" 1"' lfttry l-lci'vlct§`lo join ills liinjosiy's for- Vaillilfi U10 lleumlllly 0" B*`lgi“’"' ces, and upon the others to sec thuf 'lui We were Coiiillencd L" ‘l" fhc dopcildcilfs of fhosc wllo scrvotl
wrong! A nation that begins it grcat “.,,,.,, prom,-|y cared fo,-_ _ _ _ war by declaring that its loiilidafloil horc lnsf illgllf. \\llisfoii (.liurchlll.
he rt God in Heaven. (Great (‘,liecr- 3!Wheii you are lookiilg for it good
lug.) ' ‘_l"'m“l l""`l’“"“_"’“ 5'0" “Wd F7" "°`(`oiilif Von Tlcrlle‘.ftli'fl‘, sziidt
...mum we am not mnrcly fwmng fm. |ul't_hcr than fills _store for iii llcxztll
Ilclgiuln, lfritiitie, niltl llle sanctify of' P0371 T°.“U'_ ]"’wd'~`r' "T “twill l""U‘ public law, hui. we arc also fighting I"1SU`» “V0 |0\'"\S IOP l_|\“ <'I_l‘f llf<’l>=\l`1l- is iho sttlilro. l'fln‘¢*c with the iicrlnlln for 0m.s(,|v0S_ Wt. do not fight for an tion you got. it (lt-lifiilcc oi ulluslnllly _Wm of t(,_rri|m.v_ ‘W do not mrm to lligll quality for cloltilsllig filo tvcfll. alll any advantage for ourselves; ; ; wo Ilmllenlflli' U10 f»¥“"‘$~ D‘U`|l`.Vl"l¥ Ui" oiilv fight fo scclirc our own liberties mouth mill ll"""1l “ml ‘l"“l""_"l"F Ili" "gu`mS|_ an opp,-Easton wimq, wmlm lm ilnctiiriil. that muy l~i'f't-ct illc gums ulitl liifolllritillcf lkiiow flint wc have seoll lllmnt- “Wall ]'*’“"l Timlll l“"`l'l"`f\' wars ill olir time ill which thc loss of l-lim” ‘lm i`*\ll\Ul` Ii\"K“i` Um" U10 il province or two ciidod thc wnr."l‘llnt 0Y'dl“‘"`Y~ mill _“"1 140'- m‘""* will lint llc so ill illls. We hhvc sccu ‘mil . I’f‘fif‘l' flllilllll’ lhllll fill* Wm-5 ln whit-_lt an indemnity of mon- C0mm0i1 _kind fm' ill” ""“‘“" "‘°"".V- ltffcr lilo war was-thlit ihoy should bo cv plli. nn cud to thc wllr: lllni will 25"- Ml1Cl\l“"0l\ UNIX "l0-- (`0!'- Gl"‘l\l~ not be so ilow. You may lol-tc tgp. George anti Kcnt Streots. Mlitf.
`l‘l'llt'-lust - 1 ren_lllllrllfllllllll
(lo to fIic~`\V:ll' 'lin liil`ilii" ` of 'tp-
'ill
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__ 'rWl;i\f(ry»i~‘lvl-i-_-'rlloilsANn ~
Is Now Fixed as filo Sim- of thu First
Coiitillgluit tn (io from Doniiiiioti.
v.\i.t‘l\iti'llcil,Ql'll., sont, 22.-The
(izlilatlinll l.roup:l nrrl to pr¢iscrvo.tIU!il‘ itll-litiiy in fort-igii rwrvfcc. ’I`hi,=i was nlllloilliced lust lliglll hy thc Minister of' .\liliiizl. 'l`llv vltrious llrtllirrilcsi 61
adn, :tiitl so on, \\'liilc__f.llc t‘llv;_lJi'y of the pcrlllliliclif. fort-le will rllitlill their
'l`|ic lgiulgt-s us_l~ti ill i|i_c South African rillilp.ligii will ~auulli- llc ul~u:d.-" The lilupic Icni' will llc lliil oilllllviii and
worn qn
(‘ol. llught-s nlso :lililoliilccll fllc .for-
al' I ' `
The llllllisfcr snid flint 155,00() iiicil v` ~ ' lll'.-it con- iiilgcllt.
SETTLING THE DETAlLS__=__.
Mnily dclais-l of lilo ilrrniigi-llicllls
for thc overseas exp(-_difilmary forco were sf-ttltlll ycsia'rtln_\' nl the nlllctliig
thing is ill readiness lio\v l'or the sall- liig oi’ the troops. Tlirrc were present at file iliccliiig (‘ol. thc Holi/ Sam Hllglies, (`oI. IC. lfiscf, (`tlI. VV. A. Gwal-
‘ kill. (`llicf` of Gcllorlil Sful’f';_ (lol. `V. H S. G. Willinlils, A. ll. (‘, Alljtlfailt-Gen
oral; Major Gt-llcrnl lilar-llolialtl, Quar- tcriilastcr Gcilcrlll; f‘ol. 'I`.`llt'lls0ll: lllltlslcr Golicrzll ol" Orlllitlncug J. VV. llortlcll, tlccoliiltnllf :ind puyiliitster-
assistant
l\djliiaiif-tlcllciwll, and ('i>l. ____ Siultll, advoctilc-gr-llcrtil.
Sir lt. I.. liortlcn. Prviliicr. illvisit
iillliii for illc lwlvlt-iv wlllcll lille-l boon ilrrltllgcll for Siilltlity :intl Ihc _tIivi.‘-ii`ur_l- ul lilitliot-livl‘cn \\‘llitli will inlttl place.
wllicll it whole division will have bccii uscll iii fil.~h| (=xcl't:is_l‘s. __ _
Lflltll (‘.lll'll(`lil;Ill. ON }‘PlA(`E
'I`AliK. ` ' '
SAYS 'l`III']Itl'l Wl'l.Il IIE _NO -I’EA("E
\\’l'l‘ll l‘ltliSSlAN l\il_l.l_',l`AlllS_¥ SllOlt'i‘ Ol" Till? (1ltAVl~l.
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l.l\'l-litl’O(7L; Supl. 22.--lli li spoocll
-----_--- First liord of' the Aiinilralfy, rt-.f‘oi'riiig
to llit: talk of pl-licli by filo (lclmrtli Aiiiliassmlor to the liiiifml 5ltt_ll.'cs,
“ ills \'lign<~ fllIk"ol’ ilvlirc is ns i»ll-
silltltero as illc illI'oriualioli tif' \\'Illl'll_ho
pt-oplc llliglll. llc _nrrllllgt-ll in good finial. lluf illcre \vf'lultl bl-_ no pt‘iir'o with I’rlis::i:lil lllililnrislii _sllort of the i:rnv»-." - ' ' " "‘
ldllglilllll, snill filo First Lord ,did
not _st-oh to sillljllgnfo Gcrlllnny or /\u.~=lli:l. oi' their iicllplc, llowvvl-r conl~ ploio ht-r vil~foi~_v llllglil llc ovr-r them. 'i‘h<- worst lll:lf vtlilld lili|ipqil_lp fhein
not f'rt~.c to livc, and lot live fi\.il'l‘y and justly. _ 1 ' '
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