p_.__,Q _._-;»__ TM, m1rllt;t»il.ll pri;/.;‘s li:‘.\'e_

. ward Island every day. Not only 0111” '~ children but our whole citizenry 11000

to be familiarlzecl with the needs and _

f

'dlnrmnl Daily llnumluu lltitll $6.411-

¢.»»- "nf .tn nlvuuw ll-in-r»~u

NM‘rFlllr)'-l.lfl|l. Yuli ll.

A. N\nI‘Kl|ll\u|\. U H. ll.

The coinmencenlent e::ci'ei..es at? time bulky 011011211 U0 S117-,1Sfy 1119 lla

Frince of Waits College yestfrrdzly i inosbpedailtic. The figures given Cov- p

, . .

'were largely Mfr-ruled and there was

:he usual keen iiiterest in the nn-

rlouncenient of the r.\\';\rds of schol-

arships liilzl pi'lz.'~s linll iii the rc-

:narks of til: Pi'ine;;‘al and \“i--.izol-.<, l engaged in some of the occupa.ions L

Df exceptioiial interest this yeirl in Prince Edward Island in 1921: m vias Dr. R:>bcl'tsoii's ailllo~,iiiee:iie:lt'§ Of the 69,223 total population tenl

of a $'_‘.ltlu.'l ,~cll.>1,u;~liip oiZ"red bl/_I yizlrs of age and over, 18,516 were; Dallliousze L'nu=“r:~l:_\' lo third _vclrl eiigagcd in agricultural pursuits,

1 P`rlnl:e of \\'.ll:s Uoligc .~ui;iril1.~ lot' 1,182 lil fishing, 1.671 in manufac» U

l

' ' the purpose of t~.f'n'.t‘iilllle the good; tures, 1,016 in construction work, b

rcl:i';~-1-. rxslinzg li,~:'.\~c‘il the t\\'ol1,220 in transportation, 1.095 in

rollrers :incl as li 1-.~<~,=;;'i~,ii;:>;l ol tllc` trade. 314 in finance, 4,049 in service

excellence of the t~'p‘ of student. tcustuni lmd repair, 463; domestic __ which Prince oi \\'.iles has licen1 and personal. 1.795. professional, 1,- _

t‘i'ol:.': cull ‘.\'t'il i“..\:'\,';i 1'l‘1'0'1tll11t‘l`1

31- th. num ~_._,;~j.; 4; -urrin-_>.ll:I‘.:\<l by an of

i:l:'.l1:i'l-‘n /if ‘.\iil.'il l’i‘.iu': E;lu,':ii'd

t

Island lim icir: \;"¢:l proutl. ntl(l_ \\'hz“li ha. ;ll\'.u_\'- .~':.ui;l ill tix; 1' >t'e-1

, t

front ol (`1i:z::t,Ei.'|i .-t~:i',~ ol lf"i:‘ili1lL'.

li \'.'.\< t-:i.'il;:xi::t.'.;: also t\ li:‘:\i',

from l"i'uiripal ltoliclusuii of the lil-_ on-asiilg int:rr_~; in the work of thc'

kl,=tiil;‘icii :ls .<llr'\.'ii b_\' the exteilslvel

l

2,3-gp <~!Irrt~rl uili li were loo lrltl, to be included in 11115 X1'-"4l"11 1151- but

will be colilpctod for next year, Tile

1l~_m~,l.;;.- pf rho I’i'<»'.'iiit‘e is dale in H15

l

Honour LL<‘l,'Teil:‘.ll', titi\'t-riioi' lleiirtz and the oziicr rl.»niir.< ft\r'praetit'nl

helpfullless in lzlflitltailliilg the stat-_ us 'of grand old Prince of Wales.

The addre;-se: rl.~li\‘err-d both at_

yestc'rday's cominenccniciit exercises! and at the sessions of the Teachers' Federation deserve careful perusal by

all our people. As Dr. Robertson sig-

‘ nificantly said. our educational sys-

m Ls something on which sermons

ougiltvto be preached in Prince Ed-

fo ru

aims ‘of education. Important chang-

es in our educational system t\ll_d 111

the curricula of the schools are bein! I foreshadowed, and it _is necessary that all be in a position to dis'-cliss

them intelligently.

pations ln Canada, and makes a'\'o1-

_ er elery Province and every occupa- 1 tion, and contain a wealth of cur-

ous lnfoi'niatloil, For example, here_

are figures showing the numbers;

1,062 in unspecified industries.

the number engaged in agricul-

ture, 12.141 are listed as general far- mers, 99 as stock raisers, 4,075 as

farmers* sons and 2,185 as laborers.

In manufactures 10 butchers are list-

ed, 146 callners and curers of fish, 39 butter and cheese maker

orers in dairies, curing and canning

ea*tablLshments and slaughtering and

packing houses; 20 harness makers.

.36 machinists and millwrights, 11

electricians, 9 stone cutters, 183 dress-

makcrs and seamstresses, 17 millin-

er, '77 tailors, 10 bakers, 5 fruit and

vegetable eanners; 403 workers in

wood, 25 in pulp and paper, 126 ln

printing and boow binding, 335 build-

ers and contractors, 342 carpenters, 133 painters and decorators, 35'

plumbers and steam filters, 192 rail- way employees, ~,7l telegraph and telephone operators, 27 wholesale and

G85 retail merchants and dealers, 832

salesmen and saleswomen, 215 bank

employees, 10 brokers, 81 insurance

agents and staff, 232 blacksmiths, 42

garage owners and managers, 38 ho-

tel and restaurant.keepers, 11 und- ertakers, 701 teachers, Z2 dentists, 160

physicians and surgeons, 19 veterin-

rirles, 36 lawyers, 125 clergyman, 12

nurses and nurses in training, 68

photographers, and 424 federal, pro-

vincial and municipal government employees. The total figures for

For the progress made in the_

years work at Prince of Wales C01‘1

lege the principal and teaching stall. as well as the student body, are tol Be congratulated.

RED CRGSS DRIVE

The Canadian Red Cross Soeiety_ ____

L, now me of the outsfan-ling instl- _ The New York Trust Company has

s “H1011-0 111 @1115 f`°‘1‘“.*`f"~ 1:5 ""°rK 1”. issued a statement marking the pro-

Slonneetloi-l with pu':li<‘ llcnltll is too g__;_______ ___ _W_P____m ____ c___,_E___en_ parts WC11 1i1`10W11 U-’ 1"»"`d ‘"°“»‘* dmnngd mf' of the world. especially' in regard to erence iierc. In this Provulce ai _hc t_,D__5__0___a___m ___ ___a5se__ge'__s_ __ bl‘RllC1`1 01 111'? 5031075' 11” M?" in Owl seems that while the United States

eration for a nl:ir.!:2r of l'°Hl`-'i. 111111

the W0l`k C1011? 11715 119°". Uf im"°:"‘."“`; confined largely to the carriage. of able value- T110 111001001 °»“0“"““°“l math, while Germany leads all other

of 52110015 11115 105111100 in ‘“`r°5U“f"§ countries in the number of passen- physi"al _d"t:=c‘.s, lvllieli ilndiscover€‘<l.. ___._.s c___._._Ed_ Thus for 10,472,003

would i:ndouhle:li_v liare i‘;'.<.tll‘.cd 111f

nirizly r:i",:~,. ill p:\:'nll:ient dimblllty.

Cripplcd children have been restor-

ed to linrhlzll pity.-'.ir‘.il rtrrngzlll'

tllrrnlgli o;'l‘.\r.ize:l rl.iliCs'. Ineipiflli

tub:rcu1esis h:l'»‘ been checked. Mo-_

thers have been in.'.tructed in tlle` care and illirsiilg of their childrcll.

ln short, the organization has been “gg” and helpful ln the whole field

of public licalih.

The local branch of the Red Cross sorloey is bvgluulnz n d“1l'@ “S111 Week for melnhsrshtp and 11111513- Tllis is fa matter in v:hl_cl1 cveryt

,man. woman and child in the Pro-f general traveling public does not use' ` vlnoe is interested. Every C01" 000'

tributed will be expended directly

for the benefit cl Priilcc Edward Island people. It is not only 0 01111”

but a privilege to assist the Society; und the most practical assist-ance, that can be given at this time 15 fl 'mor-ous contribution in C9511- W0 ;rust`that the present campallsn 'be the most successful ever launch- |‘¢ by this worthy or8aI11Zl~t1011-

_______________

HOW WE LIVE

are still busy nt' 0'--

tlle _cancun

l

the

Prince Edward Island alone take up

evcral pages of small type, and they

should prove of permanent value and

interest, particularly as a compari-

son with the figures of the next een- sus in 1931.

AIR. TRANSPORTATION

or

has the greatest air mileage' it is

miles flown by airplanes in the Unit-

ed Stnies but 53,000 passengirs were carried, while 111,000 were carried

in Germany for 6.303.000 miles flown.

The number of passellgers cnrrltcl

in Grt~:it Britain was 20.500 for 1,-1 135,000 miles flown, in France 21,963 for 4,565,137 miles, so that commer-

cial aviation may be said to be fairly established.

Compared with any other form of

transportation. this passenger traf- fic by airplane is, of course, very

small. Passengervservicafs are st'l`i

-- - - - f- ~» -- »- -» - - -r-~'~‘ '-* Wheat has dropped below the dol |

SIM pu rn: un hmmm-rl mum- lu cnuun ann rnllru alum- ____ ma___‘_ and w___e____ _S CanB_d__.sE

S Y |'r¢n¢|mt-\\'. l'|m\ler n. all-Lure. tm--l"v»-ardent-.|. lt. liurlln-ls. Wm largest expmt' ` 3

"‘""" '"1' "“,""E""T" "' _'_‘“,I',‘_"f_.,,,“""!"_'{‘1 __'f‘_"l.’,"'_'." "'-‘"“"__"' ___, rollin; day ln the British elec- ;4 .

, " ftions was cold, with an easterly _wind

__ SA 1 URDAY1 JUNE 1> 1929 and voters shivered at the polls.

Q .

Jail in Tennessee was forcibly takenl

naar. I

President. Hoover has appointed a'

crime conditions in his country,

other clvllizezd land, and also to re- port upon the best m-sans of enforc- ing Prohibition Leading newspapers gree as t e g c ara er and

of the persons appointed, one paper

drys or wcts among them. _

in

to

mong .the .mysteries of human

ter from a friend who professes to

this life. that they had lived on

when once put in practice they tend I to multiply themselves.

with them. Everywhere about the

city flames burst up from the sew:rs| through the manholes. Many build- ings were .let on fire, a church build- 1 ing was destroyed, much property loss occurred and an aged woman burned to death. The explosions are attributed to gasoline having leaked into the sewers. what next?

Small airplanes for private owners

utilized only for special reasons; the

them, partly because of incomplete confidence and partly because of the greater expense. There is n fairly

wide latitude between the average transportation fare of about 14 cents s mile over the air routes andthe al-2 cents a miie now charged by the railroads. An air transportation company cannot, as 5 rule, operate at much prom _unlm lt also om-lor air mail, a_nd the Government mall,

remains a vary desirable

guarantee of eamings. Nevertheless there is a very definite Increase in ,

'interest ln slrtrlyll. and .

are now reported to be cheap enough to be available for ordinary business men. in the States and almost everybody learning to fly them.

half the seats heard from in the British elections. that Labor has tri- ' umphed and Ramsay Macdonald may become Prime Minister agairl.

uhaotmuulv ln, minumoa °“‘°1'“">"'

°' "‘°""'°' '°' mlklnc mmyo mn 1 new to mah-1

""'1‘“.w“ -'llshlhl A new alma pretlorve and

‘ ' ' ""_.`t"h_ho\siry-~|'a'_uh'_l|t»rt'u-_went writ-

lt appears at this writing with but

W 9 e 5 _ ,_ y _ THE TONGUE IS A MIRROR

of the future shall use only*-the Irish i _ ` CHAPTER 13

nguage in court. Those now in'“_ some years ago I wrote ahom a “C1100 femam °X01“P1- 1Ne`w York boy, who, in 'endeavoring_‘ All through the spring of 1918 the

*W to* scrub the "fur" ofi' the root of his . tide of success. both political and

T110 "V015" ‘V000 01' C°““0° 15 _ tongue. let the tooth brush slip down lnillitary seemed to be setting towards

00W larger 111°" 01-`a“Y “me 51005 his throat into his stomach. It WHS the Central Powers, They had clear- me “’*“' but the 0013"” in °“1' f“V°" recovered with some difficulty. HOW- .rd up the Eastern Front, forced the has 101130 U” bl’ 275 1111111005 during ` ever the point I tried to make was ‘Sin-render of Russia and Rumania he P151 three Years- This 5h"mk’~5° that while the coat of fur on the .nad established their control upon 9305 m“°h~ 9-’1’°°i“uY “DW 1" V1°W 1 tongue was an indication that some-'tlhe border provinces Au_gtrlg.r-rung- Of ‘he 1°" 011°” 0' “'0°“°- “YS ‘1‘°'thlng was,wr<ms_w1th the die-rstlve iary accepted oerman domination ln 109°" 01 the B001* 01 M°011`fa1~ _apparatus, mouth, stomach, or intes-'fa new military treaty. the essential

“‘*°‘ tines, nevertheless the "coat" itself 1 1 'hich provided for the em-

LY“"h1"¥ had 0101101-*hed in the 1 on the tongue, was harmful to the !;;?51i1;)n¢“of troops ‘according to one “md Slat” ff” 5 “me 1-“lt has n°f' system and the boy was doing the `C0n`1m0n principle’ the' initiative of ee” "~b““d°“ed- A few 035'* 05° 5 right thing in trying to scrub it off. which Shall be 1_eft, principally to “eg” 19 Years °Id Wh° had been af' Now as nearly everybody at some (;@rmnnv,' The Berlin and Vienna “"0 °“ 5"51"°“’“ “"0 ‘°d¥°d mttlllie has a coated tongue notlilna ootfrrnnlrnls their prestige restored

_ much is thought about the matter. by success ill the East, suppressed the

°’“ 1°’“°" by ““ “‘"‘°d ’“°" 'md but A wawd tongue is not normal fmrnenls or dissatisfaction at home.

‘°"3°d~ Five Iyncmngs have °°C“"` and its cause should be investi ated ' f th 1

send-Il: in llailrotlue 'l‘h;_= is a 0011- 345; Public Administration, 424) and red ln the states within six months; g ' and Conccmmted or e supreme

.=pAGE Fong ' _ _ rlicfuhatorrarowm c:t1.m_l>l._\',~ _

___ _ ,,_,,,__..,._._. - _*cv , .. ., .Q ._- -~_..-f _ _ _ _ _ t _ _ _ __ , _,_ , _ _ _ _ _ _____ _

1 \

I I \

i .TUNE '. 102'.

Q -n

` Boop or coLo1v1-:L HOUSE

r ie Friend And Adviser Of President Wil-

son ' 'Recounts In

_QUur§ Events Of The

___ _ W ___ up . (iountry Was Concerned. ,

_ P __. C C0,___E`,_____,___,\,T _"es _“_ _ssued _______s W____ 0cc___ 'rue it-hh rm sms nu enacmh “"' l' ° . ` l , ‘°°"Y"'*""

" "' “‘ ' ' uh wth artlhrttnenwerr

His Diary .The Great ` War ln Which His

because the tongue furnishes you effort tn me west,

is or stoppage of the circulation, the

condemnation of the frank crlti- become obviously futile to appeal in

with useful information as to how_ The desirable unity of pu,-pose be. your digestive apparatus Ll W°f1<1l1l:- uvern the united slams and tile Ai-

, and 015° “S 1° 51001' 89110101 001101' ,lies was achieved at least temporar-

cofnmisslon of 'en t° 1"VeS“3°1'° tion physically. lily through the change in Wilsonian

w____C__ ____ says are worse than ____ any Dr. Audrian tells us that the var- pohm. which followed uhm the G".

10115 “F995 and WP” 01 003100 man mili'.ary and diplomaticsuceeseea tongue are related to the defensive of 'the sh,-\hg_ The dmnge Wu one reaction of the covering of the of emphasis rayhex than of pflncgplg

s. 107 lab- __ . ____ __' ___ __ __ ___ tongue against poisons. These pois- _The essence of Wilson-S sp¢¢¢h¢_,°

_______w as ____e__ as _he mod_______e News ons are formed by the digestive sys- _had been twm- upon ge,-mm gmpgr.

_ mm °’ are ctrcrlatmg m_ the b1°°d- ialisili, peace with the liberals] and

The o er ~ . - _

remarking that there are no extreme from tlxsgesjbsgzieihshen,':;‘,1;:a;:: `:;_mc_l_;) h;___§,;d l:;_d_c;h“;r__:tr:;e_?f__

ily does the covering of the tongue ___.U___d acquire by separating theh-

_ undergo a sort of breaking down and `_0m__._cs from tho” of Luhgmwn

Hon. Robert Forke. Minister of shedding process' *and acceptlns the term! W1'\1Ch 110 immigration, uses very strong wo.-as The” Seems “'10” 1*"-11001111 51”' offered, aut in March. im, lt had

to Wilson. who discussed carefully with him the nature of the requests

ember Conferences. It was the Pres- `ident'a ,desire to do everythingln his 'power to meet Allied wishes; at the .same time he never faltered in his determination that the commander of the American Expeditionary For- ces must have a free hand and must use his own military judgement, Fol- lowing his discussion with House on military policy, the President arrang- ed ‘to send a cablegi-am of instruc-

tions, the first draft of which _he loft with 1-louse; lrwu substantially l the same as that ultimately forward- ed by the Secretary of War and ill- ustrates W1lson's point of view very1 clearly. `

Draft Cahlcgram to Commander of

A. E. F.

Washington, December 18, 1917

Both English md French are

pressing upon _the President their de- sire to have your forces amalgamated with their by regiments and compan-

pending heavy drive by Germans, somewhere along the line of the Wes tem Front. We do not desire lou of lndentlty of our forces. but regard that as secondary to the meeting of _any critical situation by , the most helpful use possible of the troops at your command........The President however, desires you to have full authority lo use the forces at your

mms by the fuller dui-ing the Nov- 1

un-I-._ =f - _

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_

lm and both express belief ln lm- ‘

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cl-sms of his official conduct. These "me glands that shwld secrete conciliatory tones to German Social have come from all parties in the mmsture get exhausted' ‘md the Democrats. while Ludendorfi. already Hvllse- It 15 evident that his useful- t°”g“e b°°°m°5 dry and °°“1'3d' successful in the East, could promise ness as a Minister is gone. Current N°WAthe “me glands in the wngge them thl'0lll§1l \’1C10l‘y in the West, report forsshadows his appointment and the glands that secrete juices <‘\‘Cll Sfcillffl” P1'0f11»5- The 1111105 11111-'11

the Senate. ` d°W“ in the Smmach and intestine 'persuade them that Ludendorff was

wrong, and the sole method of per-

Flfteen-mlnute , addresses from this explain” Why me tongue is 9' Isuasion at this juncture was to de- rrernler King and other members or ""° ""““"”" °’ W' 1’°'S°“°d “"0 ff.-ut him on the field or battle. As

work together or in harmony. and

irritate condition of the stomach

his Cabinet are being broadcast from Mr, Ackerman cabled to Qnlonel ‘Ottawa at frequent intervals. These and intestine and why It clears “p.House from Berne: ‘Our chief em-

When the poisons forming in the

addresses are nrofessedly non-p0- ___' , pinsls from today should be upon litical, but there exists a strong im- 5 mach and mtesunfm are 1’hr°wn ‘our determination. The more nresslon that the ministers are not °“°°f me WY- 3 . - Aiil ,xhlblt mm' uw P'°'m°"" we ‘°"'p°”

B__.i_,_g their Wews somy for me _______ You will remember that the doc- _f_L_;en;:a_;‘_e :_T_d boeurthe _;s_____€_____ ___' being to acquaint. you with the rep. pose of giving impartial information "M M form" years did tw() thmgsl Germany from the offensive and resennuon math here and to wth' about Canadian affairs to an unen- when he nm visited B patient' He from lack of food and from political od" ya” to Mt with entire freedom lightened ____b__c_ had him put out the tongue and he 1_______ ________________s_ __ ____ ___ ___e____ _we___'___ I in making the best disposition and

command as you deem wise in con- sultation with tho French and British Commanders-in-Chief. It is suggest- ed for your consideration that pos- sibly places might be selected for your forces nearer the junction of the British and French lines which would enable you to throw your strength in whichever direction seem ed most necessary. This suggestion.

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How MANY WAYS ‘

no YoU Usa PERoxloE?'

As I mouth wuh and lll‘l10» P00310 \0°°l\D1|lll¢l UN

lhlngg, Tho growth of disease germs ls checked. Phlofm ln the throat is loosened and dissolved, Food particle; lodged between the teeth are removed, tha danger offhoth decay greatly lessened. 0bjectlon\bIe.mouth odors are destroyed- Because of its non-poisonous character, Peroxide can be used freely as A mouth wash and gargle. '_ _ _

lc lg also to cleanse wounds, beautify theféeth, bleach

hair and finger nails, etc.

Donft use the cheap makes. YOU 'NWS "50 1*" *""'7'

-P. D. at Co.'r can be depended on. 25 cents bottle.

E. A. FOSTER »%i1"Jl‘-i»”»»

is not, however, pressed beyond whatever merit it has in your judg-

N OW TASTE THE

SWEET FRESH FLAVOR OF

BRAHMIN_ TEA

¢o<oooo»ovoo¢o»oo¢o¢-¢o4++++oo4-Q-o-ro-rvvo-ooooo-4

is uorn out there uill be no reaction in crmany

castor oil, or epsom shite or Omer,

QQ A-Y

G_ad_y _O sun" ______s_ I du co___:Ss to _b, flee l...t.,r thcii dam.nion.....

1 have enticed and merited distro; s 1

_ , no roli.lf=te,. lt shall determine the

Yet w_,__e you ____s_ s“__e_ o__e_ _________1lrs'.1ii1es of mankind. There is. there-

I am de______ fore., but one rfsponre prssiblc frcm

--Love “ke a _amp _w__ye__ over ____ us: Force. Force to the utrnosl, Forza

his days _'.vi.hoi;t stint or limit. the righteous

And all ms me was ___“_ __ _m_______l and tl-lrnlphant force which shall

ch____,_be_,_ tmake Rlsht the law of the world md

Where is' no nook, no c_____k _____l:ast every selfish Dominion down in

vmwd tfhe dust/

By the loft affluence of golden rays, There was una"imryb't“'°°"Am°" And uh the mom _S __a_____e__ ___ __________len and the Western- Allies. -They

.mush-~ lwvuld crime with for-fo, and the

, _ _Lord A__,______ D____g______lAmer1:an man-poiver was made av- , llllable there could be no doubt, of t o

Uruluay plans to spend near1y1°uw°n.1e' In me mmnume the” WL $4,000,0001n road improvement. 15e"°u" dang" 1°” Germmy Wm’

' _ ____ _superior strength on the we-atom Pickled whu|¢ meat L, hung ah_____ Front should up the .Allied reservu

ped from the Isleof Harris, Sc0tland,100Pll'aie the French and Brltigh to the Congo ffl human consumpgiomfarmles, and inflict upon “ch gn Britain plana to remove its tax nnflwerwhelming defeat. It had become horn-race bw, and cams; ucensefa race between Ludendorfriand the im from bookmakers. ' 'United Sims troops. '

in nas: num l

TH!! TBILON GAME SANOTUARY

Q. Where la the Thelon Game.

A. The Omadlnn Government ll

This LAND we Love .“-‘°°-'---*1 v ~

dries lying north-east of Great Slave' The "°°d "1 A"`1°1'1°“",'Ul11°l;°W¢( Lake and due north of Saskatchewan,'had been stressed at thc Inl¢r|,11l|'\| It will compromln 15,000 “_ mpc, opconferencdin Paris, ll-l~N`oven'lb&, area and promises to be a vnluableflvll: at that time th¢_mtllnry md. preserve for larger game anlm\1a,es-2°” 0' th* nun” l\1ll¢t|d to

l I

1 llclally the muskox. The addition oftilouse that instead .of Wei!-ill( to thu sanctuary to the ‘others all-e|ay'fonn a complete and lndepandolit,

'» established keeps 'canada in tho forpfamerlcan army. General Perlahtllg

lraund ln this type of leglolnzlon, nndsllould permit hu troop; ,to be ln- tha ~|l'|ooeu ~ of other nanctuarlealborpurntved an individuals or by email noluu tothe pr_obab_lo guooon of thutunllr lnlotlw nrltlrh and rumah arm- ‘°‘.'°“,’f '° 3 'ri l ‘*lt°“~1=~4»"1°¢°ll»»l°».N¢ll

\

1 3 t e . t ~

A or perhaps both. 'Or q Inca O p ac? ww" Germany pllsh the main purpose in view

life is that of re-incarnation. A let- The cqated tongue meant' 9 dl” Of _- G I ` It is hoped that completo unity

'ind coordination of action can b

believe in ll, tells that this ts the only 1’“'F°°'”"~ ‘@0180 111 1111-’ mmol’ by y°ur C011

rational e__p1_,______t_°n or the e__pe___ __ So the treatment oi these former rm-¢e \v|¢h°u¢ gum ference with the French and British

_ f - _ nys of removing poisons fro tl ’ Commanders............

fence o many who on visiting coun _____es________ _________ _ __ m “_ _ _ _ _ ___ tries where they had never been be- “as B590 011 E00d_ Wil.=.ons speech of April 6th des- T110 011“°1’¢U00, 111 P01111- Of V1¢W G

fore find themselves among scenes sense' _spite its brevity. was the moat effec-lb°tYV°¢0 111° F1’¢f\¢1'1 Rnd British that are strangely famu_a_._ This _,___ __?_i___ course, where there Ls a pos- _tive indictment of the German Mill-'°°"1m“nd°“ ““.d me Am°"1°‘“0 0001*

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still, it lr argued that John the ’“°‘“’°" "1’1”“d1"- ,n-ores.-.sri desu-r to conclude u ialr11°-“es l1\¢r¢fl'°m. and thus slvlrls to Ameman High C°mm°nd which 'A '

Baptist was actually Elijah. instead _g heron and to accord to the p@0p1e|the Americans actual experience on °

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of being another man endowed with ‘with whose fortunes they were deal- 1110 b1\“-1.¢11'°11'~- 111 the midst of vet- ;

a like spirit and power. Many per- ____,.»\' ing the right to choose their own al- 'M15' W1\1¢1\ 1-119)' T08!-Ydeti I-1 the sons are horn with the impression, ‘ I __ leglanee. apeediest and most efficient training., c

which continues with them through _p Z3 & ' -. .Tm _,831 _est of their justice ,hd Such I. method would prevent the a

took either the pulse or temperature 1 _Y _ __ _D use of your forces possible to accom-

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fair play has come' said Wilson °"°““°“ °f 'm Amencm “rmy 111 n

earth in a previous existence. How (qc - _ lprcm Ups wg ,my judge the re3;:_Frlinee, but in the opinion of the on me contrary' Wu ,mend this only der thu the people or Ammumu

can this be accounted for?? |____-1-hhh. fair _,mf_,_L,5_oh_, are fD,_wt_1Erlten;e military leaders, it was the B

- To ouvc t._,___ Tm, _____,.__,,_, Sn up _-_,_._,,:,,_\,,,,1methoo _by which the united states 3°" '° °°‘“°l°“’ me" ""1"" "°

The Boy Scouts idea of doing one C._(.ry»,.h¢_~, |__...~5, ¢~_,,h- power ah.; , could render the most and the earl.

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one and worthy ol being adopted byl Sckvlesg of me “mmls h°51i1'iy' lard a~g:'a'lrllzeil\ih+- and the penplgfer sent to Colonel House of the brigades' Perhaps even or reglmpnm'

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very full explanation ballll 81”- Their resentment would N 111

011 1\1”1Ul1'¥ 30th. at Versailles, left

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amp. the nlmixenge .... ..oer- 11° doubt or their opinion. G

_______ By this. that I have never bowed tlie1;‘;_R__n"`_;as m;rP__s;1d__§mL_:°E_?_e1G;_?;_X;:rT___;%chv; _Seagal __€emn'_vt

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0________a _ms shocked ____d_____ c____ kn-e _ __ _________ ____ _,_______ s__a__ _____g__ ___|.ag_.ee _hat me Amc___C_m arms __ dislocaze the future American army

5 _ ._ _,H __ _ _ Before the shrine of wise 1~I,\~pue|~l;:_v, 1 _ _f` ` ` ' _` “_ l -__ __ __ t _ _ 1 creased if nn agreement wu mad!

zen panes C cn A ew M15 ago Nor worn sclf rl:ht~ous ii in nf.n.ls of men. whe,l1er Ittght.all'°k“0 I5 an autonomous unit could we 5 B get nmhnig n° even me

by n serie. of ex losi s in th :'.'- ' - ' 1111301' kc .._ . , , .. . f - f

ers and cdllnys tlliat ligvc eonrlneeftlon 3 dress' 'f1mmM“.-rDT]_"".w` M or Domlfuon Bslgiot be counted upon for effective

0 01111118 the present year, and U1" £110 01111/ method of rendering them useful at the earliest possible moment would bo by gmnlumlhng Am=l'1<=M1 reziments or lnttallons ln F"°“°h 01'. 1317114-uh divisions. General PC1311! WU PU'¢1CU1,Bl’y outspoken on 11111 rubleot. The italian prime Min- later stated l,h‘at.'in ‘his opinion the Council should request. Gong;-ni 31|,” _l0 lilte 'whether the American Gov- .ernmentwonld orwould not bg wp. ""3 0° 00001” 1-hll lyBtem of amal- 8lma_t`lon...'...L.. ' '

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,n"° ‘_’°"_'m*0¢1°Y 0! N10 American _Ukbadlllbn fforcq. naturaly took 5 different attitude. Ho ponmg wg thlt the Nltlohll`l¢l`1t1msf'lt 0! the United states was opposed to nr. ’.1°°~ "'14" l‘f°\'¢lxn nu, 'rho maln- M lIf°l'l0ud'wmild also have unfort-

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January Bth. Andre Tardieu had cab- d very definitely to the French overnment. ‘If your aim is really amalgamation at is, the enlistment of the Amer-

ppose such a policy, but the Gov- he A065 tb 0118 0011110 nment, public opinion and events. ou could not get tho English to

onsent to any auch thing when their

eneral Perishing. who. on this tem-

'e appear to ask more and try to 0

oregoingf I

The compromise which Tardieu

mentioned in this cable was suggest- ed in principle to the Supreme War Council by the Americans and was pcrforce accepted by tha Entenle. ' According to the agreemen: -`

cached, the infantry of sl-

lcan divisions shoutalre lr. , _ transported to be brlgaded with thal British or French; the agreement stated explicitly that the principle of an independent American army wu

to be maintained.

.The President desired to see Wino- man: w-roto House in his di on February 3, ‘ln order to take lllgihb question of using our troops in the , French and British armies. Balfour hu been sending cable: freely about this matter and lo has Perishlng. S_lr Wl_1l1nrn`s cable to Mr. Balfour, I copy of which ls attached will on-'

plain the Presidents position!

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actuated solely by whit- 110 the best, policy for the common |004 The President nys Am¢l’1¢\l\ Will wui be put into tho lim by bmi ions with the French or Bridahif lr. should become uuoluuly Nw

ront you will fail. It is not only the S1317. but |10 Y15h0l'10 P1009 W”

Apart from the serious dmw' °1

.friction owing to different met-limit. ll is neoemry shot m Amrlwl

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war. The placing of American bv#

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would be taken as a proof that UU irece_i;it criticism of the Wu' Dvwlf ment was justified and that thu M

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