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vuesoiw mince ani. 1011 he deserves the generous support and pa-‘ °if¥ ine i>°°vi°» ef nw w°ri<i and the nw new iii ii i="S°f.Si“‘=» ii* °"“""

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""~"""""""""""””""°""""` ductions st'i ed 0 ‘the tinent. F th' ‘ “ W” ‘““"°“?“"'_°‘ ““"""“'“*"**“'“'“*` "°"‘."“` ‘“'“" "“““’ """ "“°““"' “"7

s g U C011 01' ls; on the future position or tho Lrleh uni- deli; that tho Irish. whose position at

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_ itronage which it is pleasant to think is ll.'...'iil.'_’§‘.§`?,,,-.}’.f, "_,-.,§l'.‘,§l‘_f§..,_.‘I.'.“,'_‘2 ._ iii, 22 _.J1.§1.,,.‘f..1..'§I."...i§`l°..1.1. ...mr

--f-=-=fff--~"2-ff'“"””"""""“"""" """' """""""` ` ‘1being steadily extended to him_ latest Peace. `(,‘oqioreq¢9 .Qing goncludcg the to attack its neighbors or in\’1i‘l.q 8 FLY'

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for the production of the masterpiece’ “The lrl-sh Nstlonallsts Thc whole of what there- is it minority hostile to change.

I . . ; ` _ Mr. lillalre Bellocf would -all the imperialist. and describing itself as

The-allllual meeting Of l'1l`lB AIll.l-Tlll)(3l- Blyth gf 3 ~Nat10l1." ' “free-Press" .of lroland»ls’iio\vLoccupl- ation to the mass of tho people. But

iii culosis Societytakes place this evening in' David W_ Grmelthis epdch_making spec_; od sluiosttxclusively with asscrtloiis against Professor Msssryk. on the one

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the Board of Trade Rooms. ,It would not _ Lacie. “The Birth of a Nation” following its °.°v1ti.r_erii;i.ilai»ii'i1'1i§“1‘fi'iiiill iioiiiifiitiie tiiiiir. af.. ifiiiiihii inigiii iiointnoiit

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perhatps. be too much-to Say that this- ls the 1ec0ld`breakmg umsfn New Y01 kv Ch‘ca` l iid; niitlilimiiliiicliissrciiiittiiiiuléiiu i1ii1liio1ihi?;i’»~<?ti1i dghigaiiiiiztiiillieltoiai

nlost' Important meeting ofthe years lmpor' g0, BOSl'.Oll, Sail FPBHCISCO and LOS Allg€leS,' ure. however. sonic' Nutloiinllsts. ill- liliiipc-llllcncc. The lluloulii. soli-

» _ 1 - - , _. - . . . .. - _ _ , 4 _ = - _ . . 1 :_- 1 _] i ia-1¢1»iih<efiw_i1ihanhe S.°<=1@ty den ;i>_.';° “.111 be See" in. 0"” °f 'ts mgmal ”`°d“°~1ns'“1‘f...*:..s:1:i¢;lf“nl’;:...'::?°‘::i1:’“.ir :i‘.1:.°."~;l.'.::_'.;.“‘:,f.f"..':_°i::..1‘.‘il. ..‘::.:_

(\tl`l0l` lYiSl2ltLll}l0ll (1065, matbelfs 0 _I li l'1l0llS' all the Pl‘lllCC EdW3.I'(ll Oil W€(ln€Sd3.yi giolli’ hopol: ll;_~;s uponuu decision _of ure is .-caji'col_\_` l:;ii,ut;.;:'_Jtarl;gJ._lloui:_l_l|l;i!:

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and death* with the health of the .Clt‘v’ wit _ and, Ihursday of this week' lclifoil of t-ho Collbldlgl l?ilc|lil’c1'.~\. Tho tho llilpl-iliuiizs. Tho Home llulri-l\_oL

mC3SUl'€S f0l` tile pl'€V€lltl0I_l Of (IISGRSE, f0l rhls W0!-k_ pafllly f0I‘ th() l1&i.l]l1ll'C Of l,llC] ;‘olulnoli ground for agrccnieilt _ls lllnt would linvo _glvoil llrolailil no o0\il.i’0:

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*hc cOr.nfol:t of the pool' It lS.preenuncl_]t new alto fron] t'~»e olfpofqltlon ‘H ous" l;‘:."u‘bm\\'i1llll‘llLllliiimlilhtllsilf l:I‘_ii;llse,(l`liii'nl‘i\Illi(llL od hcl; (ilillrtfllon. 11 ih°1~Sni“i=°" ti"I°“¥" ‘."*“°‘? ‘*‘°_ *"5 "“1"*‘*‘ ‘*”°»‘”" “‘*“"‘*” °“"°S"i fha" 3"-‘H n’.:r;‘.:'.‘“.‘:.' .'.'.""1.‘”.f':‘1.';:‘i.:;i:°.s;.:i:: premc tcst of Christianity is being applle other offering of the current sea_son_, and ,;._,_,,_ _,L}_,,,_._,‘f, p,,',’c,, _,._,,,,,_,.. 0,- ,,_..,‘,;, N_,_,',,,,,,,,,,, fc_,,,,,,g_ ,,,,_ for ,,,.,1,.,..-.,_ -010 “im-much is .ve have d<>"°.1i we we mi-a<>1~d»na1-y advance Sale indicates i1'::.i‘°;ts' °.' '"'i1°:;'“l1:1if;‘:"i::. .‘.'.‘:;.."‘;’:":."i..i".”.::2‘::1'::. .‘1::£;.f;‘.l::f.::.

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the least of these, yc have done it unto_that the tbeatle will not ,-Ove nemlv _ i 'C "L °"\l> = ‘ . ii _ _

_ P .. uar, Wo may prophesy then that the snvcrclirn l’n.rllulucllt 1i.u_cli as o>.l.~.lc\i

Me.” _ _ large enough to accomodate _thc eager uid tiiviiimg 1111t~oi.i11.11 ....1-tie.. ..-111 111 11-t~i.1m.1 rm... 1:11: io 1ao0..i11.. ,tar

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Tll()S0 \Vl'}0 have l‘(£d(.l lille IEDOI ll II] y€S- l;hr()ngS_ Emduallsoll lrllppcar hilt tlllcro i_ii\i‘+l. bll’ the moi; s n(;__ 2 pos oil n I

_ _ _ h __ _ _ .__ _ ' 'nys n u it goo y num mr o _iili~ unigary unter the ips urgs it case

Mew m°1'm"eS G“=“‘1“‘" °f “W ~*P@"°. The Rini' Of fi Nm" felis by ‘lim :°.’:fii.‘fi.‘.i::;r.l“:.1;‘“':3.1.::if.:'.‘if‘:‘ '“..1":5:".i..,_.f::‘;'°:f'i:..i1::?::.'i:f.31::

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given In the leglslatule by C01’ the and nluslc the 5l'0ry of a' nation re'b01n tolli. living thou ht. will concentrate ill.; suiiir: rlglit to ln1l';1 :ndolirc ns

tubeiculosis, its deadly ravages and _the preventative measures, not only possible but imperative, will realize the magnitude and the importancc`of the work underta-21 ken by this society and thc duty of_cvery citti'/.en-to? take his-or her part in this war against the great white plague, a plague. more deadly and claiming more victims than the war in Europe on which all eyes; and all hearts are centred with horror to- da '_ ' _

}Col. Jenkins, from his own perso-

nal knowledge as a physician and after con- sultation with other physicians, stated, that at least a hundred deathsoccur yearlv fi‘oin tuberculosis in this province. We shudder at the casualty lists as they 'come to us from the battlefields of Europe but read almost with indifference that other casualty list ‘ that is appearing in our news- papers under the heading, “Deaths,” every day, year after year and aggregating every _vcai'_ from this one disease alone, a larger toll than the war exacts.

The_White Plague is as preventable as

the German peril; we have sent our sons, our fathers, our husbands to fight the lat- ter and they will overcome it by sacrifice, by persistent effort and under wise and ca-

J€lll{lI`lS dealing Wltll the Wl"lOl€ qL\€StlOl'l Of| thyough [hg Storm and Stress of lnterneclng ltsolf upon the opposll'on to which I l|un__l:iii'_v. ' _ ' ..-.gr

_ - _ ~ _ - lluvo just diiiwii attention. ls Irolnnii lil.

to iii: i'cgu`rdod us nu I-iitcrliiitlonal or l ° _._/.'~ ,- nil liuptrlul problelii of polltiirs? I Against l|'cliiinl'slpi'i_'l1;1~:\1:c ni _ll_i~‘» - ___ _ __ _ . -- -- A ~ l

l‘cawe t`oiil`r‘.i'l~1\r-r dnl: siiuon iiilgi. _ l. ilrlzo. Iwo ar,':uinciil:=, 'I`li¢\rv is llic iii- ‘ . 1 - 1, I ._ _

' lltiiliolii, of liillnllisiii. of ivlilrll ilii- _ (JP li’ 0' ""~ ‘Q1 '-

The idea of1l|'i:el| rrpivxiclitalltili nl 'l`ilin-si is :iii oxi'4‘lloiil i'c|il‘i‘.sri\li|ll\'r_‘.| _ _ .- _ . --- ' . 16.- ' l

the Peat (ouforv 1 ul 0 ini l‘lif‘ i \\ ini! i‘\f‘1i nllou flint 1 . _ . ‘ 5

pable direction. Are we doing. our duty bythe battle campa_ignS- The ii0ll3l?le_ind00I‘

the former? The Anti-tuberculosis Socie- ty. working in conjunction with branches of the same society elsewhere throughout t.lie world, has been waging war upon the plague for many years. They have succeed- cd in very materially lowering the dentli rate; they have brought comfort to ` the poor, have taught the principles_of preven- tion and have driven thc disease from many

a home. _ l

Tonight the society through its officers

will give a report of the year’s work and- will outline its plans for the incoming year. ' Much has been done, as has been shown by former annual reports. Much yet remains to be done and in this every citizen will sec his or her duty. There arc homes still in the City which are not sanitary: food is still being consumed the hcalthfulness of which is in doubt; men and women and cliildren are still dying of tuberculosis in some one of its almost infinite forms. The Society has made a study of these con- 'iiifioiiscailfl will have some rccomineiida- tions to make, some advice to give. Every

citizen who can do so should be present not ¢\0U __ ei S *de i <eS BUOY 1 Mdfy Alden; 11i.i.1111¢~i iw interim -.imma mn... ~/is ww Mr- \Vli»m1i'~ Sciiaiii aswell. wiiii - ~ .1 - 1 V

strife. Instead of the four to six scenes of the conventional play, its technique per- mits of filining-.literally thousands of scencsl and covering a wide range of history andg characters. Slavery, thc prime czlusc of the War; Loncoln’s call for troops to subtitle the Southern' States; the ball on thc eve of l Bull Run, and the first triumph of Confc-l derate arms; the devastation wrought by! Sherman’s march and the awful ordeal ofi the Siege 'of Petersburg; Lee’s surrender to| Grant at Appomattox; the assassination* of the Federal President; the harsh Radicall policy to the stricken South; the uprising ofi the Ku Klux' Klan, and thc overthrow of` the carpet-bagger regime-these great factors-and events pass in review before the thrilled spectator. ~ g

The love interest of the play is based on

the friendships between the Camerons of South Carolina and the Stonemans of Pen-1 nsylvania, two families involved in the` struggle. Ben Cameron. the gallant cialis- man of, the Dixon stories, appears in the rolc of romantic hero; the piquant North- ern girl Elsie Stoneman. as the heroine. Mr. Griflith took most of the scenes in the great out-of-doors where Nature paintedi the backgrounds and army men directed

scenes, like F`ord’s Theatre on the night of. the Lincoln tragedy. the peace at Appo-§ mattox, and the South Carolina legislature; of 1870. are exact fac-similes of the origi-1 nals. Altogether it is the first time in art-1 production that History in the large hasi been presented in living pictures. To doj this, many times the amount of the tiine,i energy and expense usually devoted toi amusement enterprises had to be used. Eighteen thousand people and 3,000 horses _appear in the picture, which cost /approxi-_ mately $500000 to produce. ' 1

Among the distinguished principals :iref

Henry B. Walthall, the distinguished Ala-2 bama actor whose family is historically con i nectcd with the story, in the role of tliel clansman: Lillian Gish as Elsie Stoneimzr :l Mae Marsh and Miriam Cooper as _l‘“lor:z and Margaret; Ralph Lewis as Coiigi'essina'i Stoneman; Joseph Henahery. Howard Caye and Donald Crisp as Lincoln, Lee and* Grant respectively, George Seigman as fliej mulatto Lieutenant-Governor of South Ca-3 rolina, Walter Long as the renegade Giis'1

win ti iu1 r i ii thi mini- f

est soils-diilledtiloii Ddiiolfg liil‘bllshD¢l»,:’°°" mm°"wm° l" "har p°p"l"'"" ln the homes of thousands of ouri _ _ _ mailers. we untieriouli nie iilstrliiu-level the 'Ensilvii iensnnss 'in sliokeii tion ol' “Henri Songs." Our success _ has been fsr beyond our expectation, ei'-ln1'i°0i1SliilK eiileyiiieiil- Miiny of and -we are more than. gratified intl _ &b_°_p,.a|se bestowed upon _me wm~k_|bouk and this fact alone has holpcil 'ima ‘the thanks extended to this pa~1 _ F _ __ nb, by mom. Wb,,_|b_We been bb for. publishers price of $¥..\0 per volume. tuiiute as to avail themselves of the] _ _ coupon offer which has been pi-liitedletliloll -and mnny 01' -the Benss liuvo daily for soveml weeks past- our gigs; l;_i1er_;iii}2:_zii_<lwunduvgbséigdmlgllai

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and Sam,-‘lay is me lam, ,jay 0( rho Our coupon appears ._in- tollay's paper. distribution. The lcw copies remain- but weicannot- hold' the 0uD°i'l~iinill' ing are going out with 1a rush. und

wc hope no one' wil-I be dli~1uppoiiitoil_ _

nt the close. We havc this lil llilud"fm- ou thabdnto. 1.

contract explics this week, however,

_ inn a rurc -song~book__ with' more l lhuu

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TlMEPlECE _

see the Waltham "Vang1_1i\ral°' is lo

`u:n|izelt once why most railroad mm . throughout the world time their move f '

mmap with Waltham accuracy- |l_li‘i imprqvcmcntssucli ls lhoexlrnlnni main- |prif`lg.- tho `_iewcllef] mninwlice . tile winding inclicnlor, as well as Waltham ' .wuyocy and endurance. ibn men like yn_un=ll, who da lhinén on brlicdnle. admire mm! \l\ th; w"'"’-"“' °'"° "b/Ii`1'i..'.I.”ni.'iii»'.'fi'.¢T1i'.lf1.l‘i.

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._ ' 'e ` _ _lli." 'oil in Al ,"- ' 'l`ll1ll‘: 'lll _ ' ’ "Van;-,~,~‘."" - .-1 ntSi-»' |_._" "M1" " `-'_" A- _ ` l

lcii. and at il lili; lnrcling hold iii New li-1-l:_i.l\ii’ is _ iin l|npci'iiil in|c.~1lloii.f _ """;~ "M3 'nd °“'"" _ York last l\lar<:ll. one .lnilgn (lofi \\;n:= ilninizli ll will i'nlif_\' 1-1n_\‘ ri-ttloiiiciii ____ W -1 -1 . appointed frotlicr pri-iiioliu'oly!i _his nloii: tho lim-.ic of local irovcrniliclil 1 1 "T _ ilclezziilc ofthe Gaelic-Anini'lcnn ral-r~., upon ivlilch lrliilliiien inily ngrvr.. _ - ' '

'l`lioro followed the lnsurrcciioli or Qiicon Victoria once wroifo to _lil‘\ ' i- __ _-W-S#~J'-f-"1'_" ' -----~-W April in l)nbli1n, ,ii "move" limi luis I'rlnic Minister urging lllm to restrnlii _ _ _ _ _ - been justified on tho g1~oun1l.»1 that his s,v1i1ps1.h_v for some siuall oplirciis- -` " . ' ' " ' ' ' " ~ 1 .L

Pearse and his coinrnilcs, ivlillo kilow- lng well that they could iiol. cstuhlisli

'iii tlir cult-goiy ol' "oppressed siiinll nations." such as llolicniln. Poliliid t B

ii ltcpulil iz by force nl' itriiis. iiiinml ul. ing ireland by force." li. is liurdl-_v op-_ 0 1*

milking such ii. dcinonsztrlltlon :is cn for lilngllsii llillonists to proi’oss :il t 0 would plnco li'eluni| licforo ihc \\-orl'l liirorntlcal synipatliy for sinslll iiution-_

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Q c. ui thc llcmnild that Ilclailil tio linc. oi’ i:oursi_ that ulioioiis thi ,j slinll go to llio Peace Coill`crt'nco is liiitisli lilinplro luis liinm 1| hoiicllt _to _ ~

loilm li) no intnns ioiitinod in flu iiii world thc .\u‘»lri.in _|i.\<~ liccli lui e

“scdllioiis" oloinenls of Nntloiinlisi up lulon. Thus tho (`ork (louiilv tlniincil.

llic Cork Corporation and other pnlilic llln position of Mr. linxlon (limi is_l

bod!-cs recent!-y parsed il. rcsolutlon ln favor of tho new policy. The Bishop of Cork was asked to trulisinlt thc ro- qucst io the Pope, and the Aiiiorlcaii Ainlia.s.~uidor tile _rcl|ucsi. to Prcsiiloiit Wilson. ln these liodlcs ure inuny loyal Nntloiinllsts and' Rcdmondlt.cs_ sucli as thc' bold lllayor of Cork, who lately wclcoiiiod the lrlsli tfunadlans on tliolir recruitinl:_visit to tlio Souih~ ern capital. At thc lloscolninoii cloc- Llon tho victorious candidate. Count Plunkett. an old udliorout of Parnell and the father oi’ tht executed pm-t, Joseph Plunkett. stood chiefly for the principle of irish representation at thc- Poace (Iolifcrcncc. "'l`he_Irlsli proli- ion1_" .~1a§vs 1_1 loadtr oi' the Suii`i'a;:l1it niovenient in Dublin, Miss `Bcniielt_ "constltutc.~=. ii worlil_ probloni,_lnvolv- ing an idea of v_lla1l linpoi'ta_l\ce to ulv~ ilimatloii. lllthcrlo it has been prlici tically isolated by its inclusion in the category of British politics. 'But thc' cliccts of thc wnr upon small nations _ _ _ _ lnivc llinkoti' lrcluuil with tlic nations of lilli-rope in a now and par- ticular sonso, and adtlcil to' her lndi_v- idual nooil ii nlora_l'_obligntloii to the cause of civilization lt is,'tlici‘efui'.i.

on ine l1a11.i.~1 or 11 gciioml prlnciplr~._;11.~ is in this reiiiiesrl sisiiificaut. Nnvfrr-'._

ii \vorld prolilcni. that her cusp should be presented." '_ ' ' .

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The acceptaiicc 'ol' this "gcii‘o'ru!

principle" by England would not'i\oc- cssurlly lend to a deiiland from iro- lailll for_`totiil separation. Wliat_ is naked rlitllor is that lroliliid should. llkc"`Bolicrnia and Poland. bo a topic of fdisoussioii at the Peace Confor- enco. ln 'tho icply of U10 Alligb to

P;-051.1%; _\vi|_,,bb‘b~ bbibi bb |»ebw`,\|. the Lliiitotl States and Spain. But the'

luslpns were uiadc- to tho liborutloii of mal y of the smaller rilcos in Ceiitrnl

nd natloimllty or other. "Rc1incin-lior." slic "uid "thai wi- oiir~u-Ives are liold»

iilltios but those of tlicm ulio until llolicluisi folio iililepiiiilfnil mail' tnlir. l

icicisv

iuiiigllsh l.ilioi'ul:~i may oiilicr laik(-_ up

il( rlzn on oquul fiilc for lrclond. lip- hcmla :uid l’olfuid‘,) or they muy ilriruc that Bolieinlzr and l’oloud are in ia dif- fci~citt-.o1~itei.:oi'y from .li°cloiid. iw- cauiuiiii inuloi‘ll_v of tlzcclls and l‘olcs desire ai sovoirlizii liiilirpcllilcntzii. wliorca.~i ireland, tliroliizh the inoulli of lit-r Pilrllalnionlury reprcsoiitaiioil. lies asked only for a subordinate licglslnl ure. l do _not know thc- facts n.=i.lo llolionila. nor what is tliu i'olall"_'o strcligtli of the lndopcilirclicc. lloiuc liulo onli Uliionlsi piirtlos tlioru; lhe matter seems -to be lil-dispute lictwneii lirolcssor Masaryk and otlicr uuthor- itios. But it is ccrtalllly true its ro- gurds lroliind that rl few years ago. Mr. Ilodniond, then uccreilltcd lender of thc race, doscrllied tho (,lovci~nilicnt .of ireland Bill-now thc l-ionic llulc Act-ai; “a rc-adjuntuiolii of thc terms of tho Act oi’ Union." and professed llliu.s'cl»f porfcctlv colitcutnd with it as n isctlloincllt. Thai. lioivover. was in lilo llouse of Cominons. ons! no i¢no\» that no momliei' of the Irish l’iirl_v would vc-nturo to spcilk of lloniolitulo licforc un lrlsli andloiico us iciuljlist- od llulonlsin. The triumph ol' Count. Plliiikrtl. nl. the llosconilnou election

tliclcss. luliglislimcii arc not ito be blamed if. in face oi' past declarations of irish loaders made in England. they loud to regard' thc irish Question as in uioi~cly donicstlc lsiinc.

IV.

’l‘lie two foreign countries iii wlilcli

lho fortuiies of ireland during the war have been most closely followed arc

vast lrlsh-Aniorlcun population split iii Aiiglisl.. Hill. liilu two snrtioiis. 'l‘lir\.

lduropb now suffering under Ausiro-_ 0ii<‘1 lliin lielli-‘Veil lliiil llifi wiuiio of Gerlniin or Magyar control. The quos-, lmliinii was ihui. of thi: Alllcs, or. ut ,_[b,_,_w_,S mkbb up by 1|", N,|f_|0b_ Mb". , least, that li'olund`a host clinlico of au- vgimiftbr qua,-d|b,, bbq 0p_||m- |.;,@||,,b_ tonoiny would 1-onio or lior1ldoiilifyliig jollrnuls, which lurlulred- whether t|ils| |_';‘-i`_5_:il|` “’ll_l:_ llililii _f|f‘iili;i'1"iillC 0lillil0ii word “lil.iernl.loii” iiuplieil in thc coii~ 0 G ‘wr “M U' I” Weiile to Ver- noctloii Home Rule -or total iiidepoiid-_-iliei\.\' in lllc war. 'l‘lit- other section. bm10_ 1-rofbbgor Musa,-_v|¢_ [bc gbbb._ not exactly pro»Gcrinnii. favored' it sm/l miuu van-lot. very' iioilnliely <lc1=i111-1.1-.ii vi _\_vu_i_uiifiil- ncinriilltv wiéiiieii with un that tho rights uf illtloniil-il.)'."whore R5 ii 0" 10 f0i'00 lfeliiii H ilhiillo llll-U

R l W l ll h " the Czcuhs iiro coiicoriiod_'cnin\ot lic' ill" lleildr li0Ui'lini‘|0i'~\ ln lililll illini

`mieil'We lirse over`yoneV»who ~"q¢,q.

ur hundred melodies that ihuv.

r over fifty years. ln tact who;

these songs have-been sunx with cv-

theni cannot bc' found ln any other

to sell over 100.000 copies at ‘iini

-The work has been most carefully

open lieyoiiil Saturday of this week. We shall positively wltlidruw the of-

E am proud of nur record, *and justly so, but wh do

W not ask you in buy al piano from us, solely on that ground. We do ask you io ascertain, if_it’s merits arc generally recognized by otliers-Consider -

1 “irs Riarumion" .

1 It is an establislied niaiiuf.=11i:turcr who stands

back of his goods? Does hc offer to refund purchase money it instrument is not satisfactory? Is the dealer reliable? ls he good for the Guarantee? Or is he through with you once you- have made your purchase! Think these points over well then proceed with

CAUTION _

lt has taken us years to build 'our reputatioii to

the place we now hold in the opinion of the musical purchasing public of this island. - _ 1 _

We personally guarantee all Instruments sold by

us and THOSE FROM WHOM WE PURCHASE.

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STAND BACK OF US`

'I`hat’s our -position when we sell you ai Heinlzman-» Karn-Morris-Ennis-Sherlock Manning

'_ _They Have Built Pianos for Years

It is physically inipossible tcrwrite tone and dur

ability into ai piano they must be BUILT IN. 'I`iiat`s the kind of Instruments we sell.

MILLER BROS. 1

_ 135 Kent Street Charlotielown ~

5(lH.3,27'lll€ll ` 'm,_._,,. _

_ f _ - _ _ ~ _ _ ° . f -1 1; b, 1 1 ; ~ ~d_ U - fp, il_s__clluiup_louslilp of smull peoplvs ii __ 1' f;__ "Y - 1 _ "' only to hear but to help. The fight is evei y- nS_th_e..0cto17(<_>on_house keelief L.Y_die» J0liii_ ,,‘;‘,,,,’_§‘,_ _‘f,,,”_§‘,,‘:,_ “f,,§_f’,_"§f’_f,"§,,,,, ‘,”,,,,,,‘f',- 1;t11<ir1.1. 10.11.11 Wilt river; 1.s~r..§..r1i.i .fe ~ » ” bgdy S, _ _ M¢G yn" dn El nest Calllpbell ab the g00d uw right or m,iib|,b||iy_.|,b¢ bbgb bf, the I'l~esldeii1.’s subsequent break with

‘ With all that is now known of tubcrcu iieirroes. Nelsc and Jake. Elmer Clifton and iiifieiwiiilencc." M1-_ N001 n.1,...,,,_ 1..i<ie1~1111111y. ni.. 1.011.101" not nit ...mit

_ _ ~ ' _ 1_» ii 1~ 1 _ . 1 1 1 . .luiiii-niigiini or ni o eil 1-A i= . --' \\\\\\\vl1ll//I/ \\t\\\\\\\ "

10515’ with the means at hand to care for R_10beI't MHFYOU HS the _V0l.Ul2` S0ldlel°S; Spot' illldlgif iii' liiglulllill c‘:‘ql’,\’rc Yilrlililiiht lloiilili l “$9 *`~'V"1“ in ‘Uilil H Pill-iiiiBU0i'l Il<?loll`0'\"l)lll‘l `“§'{]’,l& W

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the sick,-_to nurse back to health those i_n tiSW00de _Aiken diifl Jeseliliiiie Ci‘0Well deil}$,ff“;_,l‘§”§f;§1;,,",f[~",l§,'if_I:l,b'{,'§'"l',§ it-$3231. 1:\i1:§iii`i~i1.i"iii."v'i»(|_,.:e°1i2i`vfii"i~_ 1 C

_~ _ _ ' 1. _ _ _ ra onli struiit ol' lr slinlen; but

the incipient stages of the disease, this

Dr and Mrs. Cameron and many othei

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plague should in a very few years be practi- _ The lifvdlietieii t0 be Seen lieie IS lflen- .ii 1'i‘i.1§nii)"i»'"u'1’.i'i2iiiind "W “"8”

cany wiped out' but it will require the uni_ tlcalin all respects with those of New York ooiotoooooooooooooo i The association. or ilise lii1orgliiii(iiii;i1“

tea efforts of all and the united hei 1, iinan wid Chieiise with the exception Of the Or- * ` 'li‘|’ii.v sstecrions ron 3 “““'°"‘ '”““"’"?' “"°""`

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cially, of alliwho are blessed with the means

to give. The magnificent gift of. theho-. _ It i5 helied MF- Ge-lliii!liei"S eiitei‘lii’l-*ei nourable Sir Charles Dalton towards this; Will be 1' ew” ded. -With 0Vei‘fl0Wiiig li0iiSeS-

one- cause alone' stands as a splendid exam-‘ ple to others. They cannot all give as mu- nificently as he gave but if each gives what

chestra. 1 - _

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'l`UOL QI" TH li '_l‘Il l7S',l`S

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Furnished by `

W. I. Louaon.

ooooo-»o_o'ooo`ooo-1N_i_¢ 0 civirizruttv Acxuowtsooeo

lie can the sum total will enable the Society "The li.-1r.it~11 <`Jo\~¢r111i1¢11i is i|1¢` 11.1.1 of nie; _ -_ . tO W0l'k 011 3 larger Scale and £0 greatly 8X- trust.\," shriek thc Liberal press from day lo day. Yet llarigrii,esifeaolifrgbrnfg m,b"_,f°""i t0llCl ltS`llS€fl.1ll1€SS. The f`ll`Si. duty lS l10 at- the lflordcii (iovcrninciil li;is_just had occasion lo com- seven _c'hildi-en’s ' fund riieiitid/nedallii tend lZ0lii[{lllZ'S méetlllg' and get lil l&0llCll` pei tlic Paper Trust io reduce its price of ncwsprint this °°"'°' °r G““""°" as '°"°“'°:

Wllill till? SOCl€l'. . to two and a liulf ct-nts to these vcr' news 1:1 mrs. Ol' l‘1-evlousl acknowledged $38

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` '-'run niivrii or A .\'1i'i'ioi\'"

Like all inventions. the cinematograph

met with considerable opposition at the

outset; Bhd it is not S0 very lon8 Since Whenl 4 A' if ( l ‘ine siieker iirse ns lei-I to use

all thc iiiziiiufacturcd nonsense that has been reckless- ly used by the Liberal party io discredit the Borden Government during-ilic post five' years, this cry that it was thc puppet of thc lrusls was thc most nonsensical of till. _ _

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W. E. R. ..._ . ... S.McL_ J. R. .... .. _. , .

AH. ...... .1 . .A. J. M. L.

Total to dats $46 50

of the dispersed Gaelic chieftaincy np-

oii the roll of great Spanliih generals and statesman. 'Pho pro~Al|y Spani- _ard vles wltih tho pro-Gorinan Spani- 1 ard in asserting Irolsnll's iight io equ- nllty ol' treatment in the coming settle- ment ol’ Europe. _

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PA'r_isNcl.f\N$1~-1P»,\Nic,l; in r-'ooo

or UA'rioN-~ 1

LONDQN.__ Iilarcii 23-Speakliii.; .in

the lions? oi' commops in lighalf ofthe !ood~~_con roller thfs"'aft1ei'nooii. Chsr~ lem-Bathurst. 11~inembor- or pmiiiundiit for.~the Wlliltom-division of Wiltshire. said':_-"1Wiiile.,t_ho.food situation ond the outlook, _1or,_~_tbe fixture -gre not wholly satisfactory, the poorer clus- es in i.lli.n.eountr.y are suffering less than those gf any other belllgeients. The greatest. danger at the present is In are sl ‘ "

u ng unnecessary panic.

Admlttlng u shortage of potatoes

the average citizen looked askance at the 1\'0'l‘E.°? ~ ' `,.1.if,"i’.i.l’.§"'lf.i`il‘1iif”ciiiiiiiniiiiiiginiiodi i`1.°“ii1'"°"°°t i°'""°'° 'mr'

new___f_orm of' entertainment. That day is

Friday, April 6th if you have .been

5 enex wo or ree m&itlis_ Everyone while prnctis g the

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HOW plllf 8l1Cl g0ll€ and U18 C€l'l€m8lZ0gI‘8Pli Since thc lxaiscr proniotcd the Lrowii l'riucc after f:,';°'|':°:)‘_’_‘Ll°_:’Y____'_:'m°f,,:? :obit tgillmlad ghbiildstufmllisihllamqbgliiimy' Us lglilm'

ill Clll,[‘l0l'1l»€`l’}0\\ili .i138 el'ilZ€l’8(l into lille l1fe'Vcrdun, he cannot decently ask llcrr Ziiniiicrinan to iic:_no_v;|eI¢_l__iedG:: r;':»:;eol;yv_i;d<lsi-es_s;i:lp11 :_p;ri‘:”¢;;np:_tleneo.::hlcnb:qal|?‘ fri;-§| _ ' Gallélfll B01' P» E» Illllld of the -'rommunitiq What we _would do fr-sis:-L _ _ 22.. '35 Amd... st., c'1...-1..1i..t..`w.._ ni. trwitsi 'il' ‘ '

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omlnun “Inns 'I' iwiirs in the Spanish aristocracy .1111 Lowest prices car in the world with these fca tures:

Three Speed 'Transmission Continental Motor _

_ Atwater-Kent lg_nitlon _

Wagner Two-un t starting and llghllog system Reichenbacli' Carburetor B

Fcddei-’s Radiator

Demountable rims _ Cantilever Springs

'I-I€'att'Bearings

E reamllne Body Design

_ lectric Horn

gives more satisfactory mileage lorlesa inoneythan any other car made. ‘ 1 `.

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$665 F.O.B.§ Windsor, Ontario.

_' lnxder to be sure of getting your car when you wliht it you ould place your order now. _ 1

W. K. ROGERS f

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