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Wevare informs those lookgg/afloli tlie i'ob<imiiptmi ~ -atioiis 'that C_1'§f§,1?_}.‘»_ .some seridus in n_gé'inen_ts of the Acii which they ha\e been obliged _to 11*-l'01`t U
_é proper authorities. "This is most re -
=§i'e'ttable although, we are glad D0 kH0W confined only to a few persons. The iIl‘f2Hl_' majority of the merchants are comllll/mf* strictly with the regulations,se_1hng with ev- ery pound of flour the prescribed quantitg. ofisubstitute. The others treat the matter very cavalierly _and sell their customer_f- whatever _quantities and qualities _they ash for without any regard to regulations. ;-_ When the very satisfactory results_al -- ready obtained' from- the food regulations are takeninto consideration it would nat- urally be expected that all loyal and patri» iitic people would fall into line and do then bit to -help the good work al0f\g- It 1-* therefore very disappoiintinll i0 find thai we still 'have thefew who can take advan» I ta `e of the situation and profit by the sac- rifices of others, just as the slackers and the uqoatriotie took advantage of the vol-
untg systun gf recruiting, letting otherf make the sacri ees while they_ themselves remained at home to fill th_e places made vacant by those w‘ho saw their duty and dn.
it. _
The food regulations were designed ti
guard -against want and privation among our soldiers and our Allies. They have sue-_ ceeded even beyond the expectations oi thosef who designed them, thanks to the general and generous response of the peo- ple throughout Canada. ls it not lament- able that while glorying in the patriotism' and the generosity of these we are still t< de_ploi'e the presence among us of thos_<_ who sellishly refuse to obey the law until they are _compelled to as they undoubtedly shall be when reported. _ _ _
We have gloi-ied in the achievements oi
our [Canadians at ‘the front, of -those whc “saved the situation” when the ‘tide of bat- tle was going against us, of those who onlj last week fought and fell in some of the most splendid victories of the war. What shall we sayor think of those at home wh_o for a few paltry dollars refuse to lend thcii assistaiice in conserving the _much needed food for t-hose who are making the sacri- fice; We sincerely trust that our prov- in`c_e 'shall not he humiliated by the neces- sityiof having to take action against these conimerc‘ia*.' slackers, that they will t'hi_nk the matter ovei°_ and comply v_oluntar_°ily’ with the regulations. lt is b_ut a little_ thin; to ask in viewof what is being done in thi » war, but it will be an everlasting disgrace to be compelled by 'law_to comply, an ever-_ lasting disgrace to have-a license cancelled foi°'the -sake of the few dollars that can -be made byevadiiig the law.
_iioiin oi'i~:N siinons
-As pointed out by Rev. Dr. Fullerton in
a recenticominunication in The Guardian, the city has an opportunity of acquiring another mudi needed open space by» the purchase of the Grace Street Methodist church property which is now offered for sa_.le.._,,This property adjoins the old Mal- peque' Road cemetery through which there* is acarriage way leading to Elm Aven&. By,t_he acquisition of the Grace church pro- perty a much needed street could be open-~ ed between Prince Street and Elm Avenue, while the cemetery, recently renovated, would _forma wide open space from one s_0_`r,eel! to`ftl`ie~other. ‘ " I > 'll his is one of the most congested resl -
upfof this space 'woulxde serve the double purpose of eyidin a muchneeded street andan- " reathgigs ace; _ _
The C lincil, we assured, would
be"~bfa¢_é'_ ' ’_byfal'l citlfnsiin acquiring this_p“i‘__ fff?ncw`that`lt`i available, would in Q rcqiisdhigtfheirlduty if they failed to-take our _T ‘g'e'_ _airbpportunity which nt itselfagain. _
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-f ‘ T ).0( . _'_ -qfnl __ __A1fl,AliI1i:_'n.-ICAN \'i<iic.iiio'i'
"f"-“"l'i.§§"°‘ic ni " ' “ll ' ___ __ glGerman_~ merican _news-. All r_ bfllflfmerica' [is the _New-Yorker
, _ _ _ "°:>_°e° 'er 2-fl-_'riser fiigei
vu. lnneh Ollleouat. SMI.- |u»m¢u¢~, --_ »--the German .case at
"' se ‘-defence. _ __ . 'i THF -OD 'REGULA"s 'N ` "' German the Staatsi-Zeitung sets forth
“Canada are publicly-owned, and will be
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for its size on the Allied side. American war correspondents and American soldiers. - have candidly confessed that if they equal _the Canadian recordin Europe they will be happy. They are rapidly doing it. No ‘e
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one in Canada would belittle the efforts of _ "‘il'l7 "il"_ ._ "‘ "ui §°”’i the United States, but why is it necessaI‘V ' d
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a news- origin,
the American
er of
_ _ _ _resent moment; and a verdict upon the _erman .responsi- ’bility which furnish a significant answer to "the fulminations- the'Kaiser'has been vent- irlg _these last 'few days' about German vic- li0i`y'» and his ,Claim t0 be-fightinga war of
has all of elgium, a diminishing part ol __Noi°thern France; i-ich" booty, manyiprison- offs; she _has “ensla_ved_ the now hel`ple~_is. Russian pe_0ple”; witli‘Austria-Hungaigv _-‘he has “well-nigh_destroyed Serbia and Montenegro and crippled Runiania”; she has aided Bulgaria and Turkey to increase their territory; she has encouraged the Turkish military leaders to “massacre 1,000,000 Armenians and other Christian inhabitatnts of contigiious teri‘itory”; she has sunk millions of tons of shipping and destroyed property worth billions, “show-_ ing no regard for the lives of non-combat- ants and not -_even for those of wom_en and children.” _ ` _
Upon the other side of the ledger, the
Staats-Zeitung _makes these entries: Ger- many .hassacrificed the lives and the health and the-well=b.1ing of millioizs of hervons; she has lost her Al'rican colonies and put upon h_er people a burden of debt under which they will groan for decades to come; ihe has destroyed her foreign coinnicrce ind brought her people to want and hun- ger; “the acts of her.army'commaiiders and statesmen have brought the German name into disi°epute in America.” _ I This last is, the interesting clause. Il an adiiiissi-in in the l`.ci°ina‘ii tongue by zi representative Geriiiaii-American jour.nal.\ -.vhose whole A sympathies were originally iverwheliningly German, thatthe acts ol' `;he German leadei's have deservedly brought the German name into disrepute. Phe language is mild enough. The source sf it gives it it; daninatory force. We com- ‘ncnd it to the alll-iiiicii of Lord Lands- lowne and other pacifists and de-fqataists vho suggest that both sides are equaly to olame for and in this war. _ _ The conclusion of the Staats_-Zeitung is :imilarly illuniinative-and siniil.-irly to be I :ommended to the attention of pacifists, 'iamely_:_, ._ _`_ -
“For a long time Gerinan-Amei°ican;<-
'vere_unable to see the peril, and rude vvus heirawakening. Their sense of duty show- ed them theright course to pursue. They ioint with pride to their sons and grand- ions lighting for them under the Star- 'i_pangled Banner. And they will fight on 'intil every danger is removed and thi- ivorld relieved of a burden which lies up- in it like an inciibus, for it is only tlirough "he ovei'.t'hi'ow of the present German gov- ernment that the repetition of ‘a similar
world catastrophe can be prevented.”
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l"()Ul.IN(il OUR ()\\'N !\'l<}l~l'|‘
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Critics of the Union Govern-eme.nt are :ontinually pointingto the Wilson Admin- stration as a`model. The custom be - ittling our own effort seems to be a iail- 'ng of some Canadians. In 'the United States, on the other hand, Canada is held ip as a model. American statesmen frank- iy sta‘te_ that they will be well satisfied if, in proportion to their population, they handle their share of the war as edective- ly and as efficiently as Canada has done. I‘he American shipbuilding program was at first a complete failure. Canada today is turning out as many ships in proportion to our industrial equipment as the Repub- lic. All ships now being constructed in
used for government freight lines after the war. I -' The _munition plants of Canada’ turned out 55 per cent. of all the shrapnel used by ; the Britisharmy last year, and 42 per cent. of all the 4.5 shells. This is an extraordin-
rnade a shell'before.the war. _Cana.dian_rail- ways; through the co»operative and co-or- dinating. methods "'of""‘th'e "Railway War
'Board, 'never collapsedas did 'tl_ie_A_merican 7; systemslast winter. '_ _ - 1 -3,
Canada’s arinv in the-field is admittedly -evéiillie Hen that he HW- i
he best_.equipped and finest fightingforcc
tnzeitung. it is p‘rinie¢r_ifi_Gar_miiii._.
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_to underestimate and i_l_epi'eciate our own I share 6fthe_}var? = _ _ __ _ »
lt__a summary oi’
ary record for 3 never .leoiiietimes--Ilsleig to hliii patiently.
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Mr. -Inman M. 'LL 'A'.'._ycn
terduy rccelyed__1he -following tele
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|_'iEu1' .i. Row'i.Ano PA1'oN
l`iiii`li-y, repoi'ted seriously lll In No. S floiirwiil _lIui»ipllal, Roiirii, Aug. 10th. IIIIS. (liinsliof wound loft wrist and
\'l\H0. .'lliru¢:loi' of ,ltoi‘oi'<ls."
'I‘IiI.=i news will be received `-with D
;o_in~ral i'egi'ot, :is Idmileiiaiil Paton
.vhs oiri- ol' lhe iiiosf, popular young B non of this oily, and ii .lo<:iiIedly_iiiie u -_\'|n‘ ol' _vouiig geiitloiiiaiii. He left e( ii\|'i~ wllh llii- 105th lhitlnliiiii and wus it illi-.rivnrils li‘ziiisl'efi‘i'i‘il to the lilfli Rv- .:-rvii Ihillnllon and Inter to tlie_,2(ith _\li>w Ili~ii_iis_\vii'k_ I$ultnlloii._populiiifly ciioivn ns__"‘tlio ,lf'i_c:li_ting 2(ll.li.f" He
iziiiiiniri' und. has been continuously on lllll' siiice. __A lcttcr received .from `iini dliled three ivccrks ago, stated lint. they were then cnnipcd ln an old irchard. .Ile was. tliou._engwged as a
w~oiilliig_ ollicer, az p,iii'ticua_rly.d_iinger- :us post. 'l`his .was before the -big idvance began. ._Froin the nature ol' he wounds il would appear that Ll. Naloii was leading his incii into ac- -Iion, when l.hcy were i‘e_celvell._ It__ls o be hoped that good news may soon ie' i'e'deiveil rfoiicliiniiig lilm.
.RHINE CITllE:S NE_RVE~SHAKEN` _
BY REPEATED AERIAL RAIDS
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w.\si-iiNG'i‘-oN, '_/inc. ii_~Docu-
-ii-nfs <'np`liii'oi-_* hi' Ilrilisli aiiineii he- Ii~:i_v l|hl~sliiI<\ ol' oxciLo|iii\iil_ wlilcli in-o\'nil.~: along (Ioi'in:in’s Illihiolaiid 'wi-ziiisi-'ii|` llin pi-i*'s'li=`loiil. lioin-liing -by .Iii_i:_|i.~di u\'i:i|oi'.~‘. ""l‘livy :ills-0 show ihiil in one ruse \v'licfi'e lho fliiriiians r.-poi-ti-il liiiviiig silcccssfiilly' bombed ~-1-rlaiii rili_|n<'~llves' behind the iillied lines they dld not ooine wilhlii lf-
ii-eii inlles ol"`|ln-. targets they sought.
The sinlo of inervoiisiiess :iloiig the
Illilni- is nliowii hy evidence that wlieii the :allied lioiiibers were ovoi' (Toblenz nl;|i~ins were ruin: ln (lologiie many inllcs :iw:i_v', :uid \\'ci*k stopperl. '
PLANT BLEW UP
THREE K|_LLED
.-\I.'l`0N. Ill., August 11.-The
ili'.il'|_on D_\'iiuinile l`ncLoi‘y blew up this niornliig and at least. three men :iris |’lr‘f¥i`ll.""` "
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if-‘ ‘¥»§E_%~.$¥M“¥#§E$8§$¥¢5Hh% iiiiiii sziiscrioiis Foii Q
iiiiliniiinii liiiaiiiisiis
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furnished by__¥¢,__l. Louie!
ié #-¥-5¢-'¥¢ ‘Hb lk all §!~¢¥% #Xe 8! H# #6
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_ _Ti-i_E i-iAi=§_P‘\i skiing, '
. _ “""‘L"_y '
Is tho one who lin-o_ws not only how
lo love. her beloved, but also how to iiiniiage liiin for 't-heir inutiial good. _llore arc some of the wise' things she
has found out: _ »' ' _ , Alter ymarrliige' _study your "man," his tastes and ways.. " f when lien .=n.i,_ch<icr iiim-but in the right inomentl. _ #A ._ ‘l " When .ho is .talkative-mon, are
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If he seems secretive, trust him;
to bc Iiiqulsltlve ls to irritate and rouse obst nn y
If he canes nothing for society, osx him taclfuhy llfto better ways by '.\.gi~cos. Doii't thrust society on him,
Whenever he docs ii _klndness, link lihn promptly and prettlly. ' ‘ Whatever von no, never let Mm e
thinly __f,n_nt_ yon _ Lliorouglily' nndorstahd hhn! “ lifs__'ii'iiy Jus _'pride W_,llI'
~ 'h`a| been atcha front. tor~eV_ei-a _yeiii
V ' asking him for _A frank oplulpn on t1i_e|
Brain! "Since:-el_y_ regret to inform 5 | - ' _ 9'.. _you Lleut. Jumesfllewlund- Paitbnplu-
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`* -‘lin view of the |idv`e'i-i_|_e`8illtl_`cl`l'n\ le! oiled ln come ‘quantum 'lgnlnsf the,
M. G, -eo ll_¢'°i\_¢_!¢1i\®1\""_llili" _'Jill el yiotvto his son who lim bllceer and
idurlng the iblg 'retlremanrfln March
cults, chocolate etc., etc. They even sent ua a -free. issue one day. I am quite positive that most of the men
have-started. -Anybody .can buy I0
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llYffiRlV. liiiillll Hllll A
eiiilng for a special patriotic service.
ev 0 H Peleis was assisted ln the
'*_W0fll'li§vl_!1l':`l$0;¢l0‘6verp-x`\g`..lI§'the,YQ A 5
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.l`l'.f.`i°f.'il'.`°..f`}l°.f';f,".' ’°'f! ._“'“ T11-is GUAnDiA.N col-5_t_~_i_¢ihs che__»fi_i1ig»i ang-_-_ _ if; -'vwime ming my opinion of nib latest accounts of this-.i .341--. --5. _-.pf--_ ‘_~‘=»_f.°=1';3»<'.. ;_,
Y. M, C. A. _I say l|.’ls a w°oiiderfi.H ' ' ' ‘ » _ `_ __j;i -.. is.-..Ji. f-j.'__.."i._`f*".__l~f~_:_ _ Institution, dolngwork whl_uh_`cnn orliii _.,f_~~ . ~.. `ti`l6’l8tQ`3t"iiiaB`£5-""5-'-'f-“" .'.':;..'.‘;'.i:...“°‘:'°’°‘“*f“*` if >i"° “fi manic new--of new-nd'»-nominee.. --
y ii the Trout Iliie. “linen _._ h W _ ew8__._ _ _ ________ .________
-°V°fY&hlu¢ wasinore. =or lied' upset _ dltlfln to t e _ __ ."_"~-_=li_ ~‘ff;*'.- ‘_f..'."'_-‘f|._*', "
.ie-_y_ M. C. i........ in ii... ,O _ THE GUARDIAN cariicgfaii £h¢1a£Esfi_ii`-__f§f_ brln¢ list anything ln the line of ble. best éity and pr-0viimia_l_newS__ _
- -_correspondents are paid and reliable. _J
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lilg-hlyapprecliite -the Canadian Y.. ’ i C#I'I'i€S tht! St0(_1k .
M__._ c,:A. Anogher good ihmp. .niqy and share 'market and 'the produce ma`rl{el;
,. have .done ls the -I..lbrai'y which they _ reports. ‘_ _ _ j
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l\ook.f f nd- ft edlng _ .» _- _ `.'»<. .. ...,?‘."..?.L'.‘.i ..'§’;?. i`...-.€..‘ZI..’..i‘..... THE Gi1ARDIAN_1s_ih_¢ bfsadvrrnsnn __ "back" Whoever ls talking against the ITl6d1l.llTl Ill PTOVIHCG. _ It 1S_ _read Y. M.-C. A. must liiivexa. glevlancc great maJ01qty of the p0pu|3,t10n_'WhQ_‘¢_§_]'| __
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the annual audit of t e 'Audit-f Bureau-‘o'f'~ - _ A Circulations the oollicial auditors`offljlte“"»"j`
°f“°'“°'“°'*-" ~ ‘ ‘ ' ' ` read and its irc'u1aEon'ls guaranteed..b" siimuiiisii iowii i -_ ~ N
\Iational Advertisers an t e ew_sf>a`p_er 1 Associations of Canada and thief “ nited' States. l I _
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mg, _____mg__,,_____ __-_______,_,_d‘ ,_ jriii: GUARDIAN is in itself fuiijva1ué`__f¢§` -_ nie Menihiini churn. 0n.lsu.i.i»iy ew - its 'money every day and all the year. ~
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service by Rev. Di'. Hall, of Toronto. n 0 f
oiiiln-lon Coiniii-lssloner of the Navy
Leuglie of Canada. Dr, Hull preach- ` f _ .
d the sermon -basing his discourse . or
pon Paul-iiis 24:3-"He Ilalh Found
I lt. Upon the Seas and Established/ i -
Upon ‘the Floods
descriptive of the wonders ol' /world-
uilldlng as related to the growth and
was very ignorant of sea power, and
empire of all the ages could be found-
nierce, and the defensive action of the fleet It had been established upon the floods by the magnificent opera 4 lions of the inerehant marine and lhv naval forces fthruuglr more than a thousand yearn We were witness
for 'tho navy the plans of the Germans
sibted land broken. The fleet. at sea
day of the war untill now. I't was al-
lirlghlest. The enormous activity of the fleet was exhibited ln the recital
covered 0** IK mllllon miles In one
thu ni‘olb'i' 'the world. - i* Toward the navy. continued Dr.
Hull, we llfiist -evklr feel tha( w__e 'have deep bllfgatlonii. not only oflthuhks for pai-it services, but also to provide for the dependants of those who hadk
perished at sea. Especially. nuiat thx families of the merchant marine-b_ cared for, as for them no 'adequate provldfgk _hgi2i'__ made. The Navy League was try`ing"to me'et`tho neces-
sl-tles _of unch -c_a,iies_nnd cons»qu_e_n-tly ileserveiffhe supdrf.»of"i.ll `g'06d` cltlz- ens. ffl fl-T.-~ . `
Another aspect pf its dctlvftles was
tho fi-ee .training of boys for sei hir- lng l»lfe"l! they chose to follow lt, by the eqiapllshxpent-_of'b_oys’_iiaiial brig- ades througliou_t_the Domlnlop. _!\{nva. petty omcers as instructors and frnlii Ing ships v(oiild_be provided. Qiily In sucli.e;_\i`fay can the .y,a;t_ neeflii of Canada as in maritime nation 0”! the
future be met, . _ i
Atltei' the 'sermon the congregation sang the.h!mD “For_T1;c:u ln l’prll on I the ¢Seh`." during wlilch Li flag places - sion, consl~atfng_nf.the,Na.t|on`al colors of the Allies, the eniilgn of the Royal f~Ia`vy"ai1`d tli`e""h'anneiii”"ot the great navi_il_,§iooleHp¢»¢wvare_.4:”dg;d..,througli the church and arranged befor0__ the piilpltf A prayer of tha_nksglv_|'nr§" was offered by the Scnloi‘“Uhab\aln._ tho- Natlonal' Anthem was sung, ami the hcnedlctloii was pronounced. ~ '
After ex/pliilnliiiiu the passage as _ C $1' the of_ Year _ $1* V' _
~r.\ I 0 1 I -All n I ' . . Ai ‘_ ll
f.’§.‘Ii§°’§7.';. ".'.-..§"‘1...‘f.f.’lfi"....."`.”.1" ‘1'.1.:' Please book mv' €‘°bS‘=“P*1°“- -'te ' _
seas -and _establlslied upon the fhiodsl ¢ the M01`nln‘g_ _Dec° 31Sti ~ '.1
The anclenit world, said the preacher. ‘ ` 1918, fill' VVhlCl'! 1 “Wh” $]--00- ' _ ‘
had never dreamed that the greatest Slglléll. . . . . .'.. .. . . .. .. .. .
ed upon lt, yet such was the case, and . _ _ _
we Britons had come lnitothls 9plen=_i Address' ° ' ' "‘ ' ' ° ' ' ' ‘ ' ' ' ' ' ' ° ' 'J.
1' n I-nz: ' is
molding. we preacher proceeded in To the Publisher of the Guardian, ' ‘
ins lionii ln. l.‘l,"il,iic¢ since tlio fllfst ol* :Dply it to the wonders of empire- A il A Charlnttetown' W _
did inheritance. The British Empire _ _ _ ""*" .
ad been founded upon the seas by .___,_ A2- _,_ 5_1. ` ' - '
YOUR PRUBLEHS SULVED
ini- BY REV T.8.LINlCOT1', D D.
(Ml rixhta reserved)
li
navigation, exploration, overseas com Y
mg today me play OL sea Dowel. on ” They cllm-bed tothe
u scale iinpiiralleled hi lils-tory. But Dr_ Ling(-_ou |||` this column Wm
help you solve our heart .pi'oblemS.
<‘f»uh1 no' -have been liifivessflilli' re- religious, ninin-ai, social, iiiiunciai and
required enclose ii five cent slump.
ong our naval line or defence that hope N0 names Wm DL, pub||,med; if you jund conllllencejllke twln stare, shone mapa,-_ _“gn your |,m|a|B muy; 0,. use lncztlcs the Zeppelin wasable' bo es-
a ipseudonyin. - - -_
of the fact that the fl-ghitlng ships ol' HOME Av|\TRAC»]~|0NiS___f-A wifef
the Empire had recently cruised over and_M0t'her~»_ asks how HTG- make _ ai _mllllon aea'_mlles In one._month; home ,mmcuve»_>»» The home k,,,',perf1he_ci-a‘wlnternedf »_ _` _ _ _ ‘md ‘he Wxmalfy SMI” °f we fleet- must be an attraction, careful of *her with mlne sweepers uind_ patrols, had a_BpeamncB` so that every Mme her have been malntalueili., .deg-_
husband comes home he will be coin- _
month, which. ls equal to going 250 ellen to admire her and the dr n‘.tncked and direct hllrs re`glefei‘ed.‘ _
p _ clill e $411 look up to ‘her with adoration; mole important still her splrlt 'should 'he just as nttrnctlve ns' ‘her personal
ed and served ln- an enticing . way.
the home, and ln other 'ways thought should be expended on making It at- tractive. '
CHRISTIANS AND LABOR.;- "A
an earnest Christian Ito be a member of a trades' union ” I- know no good reason why he should not and I can
think of many reasoiis why .he should It goes without saying that a . true Christian cannot be an anamlilst nor ii memiher of any body which plans for unnlgliteousnesa, or tha-1. which;-ls co_ii- trary to the splidt of the -gospel. As I undenstand ll? the object of a trades union ls lo 'watch over the interests of labor and' to eee`that capital does
not encroadh _upon ftp rights.
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ZEPPELIIN GIVES BATTLE
i.oNnoN, Aug. is.-*The mimiraiiy
communication dealing with aviation issued' thln evening. says:
_ "A» large amount _of work has been
done by lthe royal slr Iorce conting-
‘_ernts-worklng with the navy durihgnhe
perlod from Aug. 1 to Aug. 7. _
&ai.1?I$
.railfrstriiriiii I
1.4-
¢ .. hir' ifew. .
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» `ort_ed_. our aircraft successfully at- acked hostile Zeppelhiii, one of which
was destroyed and C anofhlm
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all its bombs were
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“Convoy and aiill-submirliile `pal.ii9ls
troyers and submarliie hav.e`be`en-at-
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bombing operations over "-Oslend and zeebrugge, _-but many inns ;ot-expli>s- Ives have been droppiid wlt`h"fgood re- sults. ' 3 ` l -*-"All" of our machines have returned safely." - '
6 ISLANDERS WOUNDED. \ ( " I
- OTTAWA, August 13.3;-Today’n bas- 'ualty-llst includes th_e.folIow|ng: _
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