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es r perate conflict lasting for years nerectbouts, ln which hundreds ot

Because of his Alleged Inability to Remove

German Troops. This Recall will not be Accepted by Supreme Council and Econ- omicoi Pressure will be Continued until German Troops are Removed.

(Special to The Guardian.) \rion are variously estimated at from

LONDON, Oct, l.»-The etfoi-is ot`\5|\.w»l| to lf_>o,0t»0. They allllarently

General von der Goltz to make his are determined to restore the old Rus- troops evacuate the Baltic having mil-| sian regime there,

ed, says a Berlin despatch recei\'c»tl| here today, the Gernian government Von Hindenburg Monument to be De- has decided to recall him delinitely. molished.

Germany's recall ot General von dvr

Goltz from thc Baltic region will not I`$ERLl.\`, Oct, 1.-The great \v00d~ satisfy the supr~?uit= council. it is as-` en \'nn Hintienburg monument which serted, the council bein: determined;(Living the wan- was studded by the to place economic |»ressure~ on tler~|1ft»nuluce with nails representing so many until all the German .<0ldiet's.tuut:l1 money will be demolished this are withdrawn from the Baltic. The( v.'t~ek according to the Vossische Zeit- German soldiers :tl present in this re-,' uns.

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a helds ot Flanders to the city ot wood- en huts in the ruins of Ypres, it the knew those place; when they were fighting grounds for the great army of youth, when every huddle oti bricks, every crosnroad, every bank ol

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yards in France. In these recent

_ days I have passed them again, where

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‘greatest ot all England's grave yards, tor it is all one great grave in which the ilower of her boyhood tell in the devouring flame of that hell which was Flanders.

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ot all that drama that l had seen there surged hack to me, the trathc of armies, the fields of dead, the never ceasing labor o! guns, until 'one day by a ‘kind of miracle they ceased, and all was quiet at last, as now, when it is strangely and enormously quiet.

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-WEDDING IELLS.--Never did

the hello ol St James Church, l|‘reo~ town, send torth more Joyful hymen eal penis than on Wednesday, Aug 20 the when through the por tal of the sacred edetlce pulsed the bridal procouioh of which the principals were Leonard J HcCnrvlll of Freetown and lin llwldl Ulf- phy of Freetown, to the strains or the weddlnc march, beautifully rendered by Mr. John Noonan, while-lllu Catherine Cach, sang hymns appro- priate for the occasion. The bride who was handsomely :attlrod in o gowno of pale blue eatin trimmed with goorgetta crepe .and _bonded fringe, wore n long bridal veil grace- tully caught with a wreath of orange blossoms and carried I bouquet ol white carnations. The bridesmaid. Miss Ida McCarvell, sister of the groom. was dressed ln pink crepe do chene with a cap to match and enr- ried a. bouquet oi’ pink carnations. The groom was ably supported by Mr. Emmet Murphy, brother of the bride. After the marriage which was por- liormed by Rev. Francis MacQuald the bridal party motored to Charlotte- town where a sumptuous dinner was awaiting at the Revere and returned

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Rev Ju llaclloulall will preach on Sabbath the 6th at Bummorslde at 10.30 and Cape Traverse at 7 Special collection at both unless ln aid of moms fund Use “Special Collection" envelopes Those nad all Ioture In nonncoments wow standard time

--SCI-l00I.. FAIR AT SUMMER SIDE.--The Summorolds High School. together with °hq,achools at Linklet- ter. Sherbroolt and St- Eleanor: he-ld their school :air in :he High School Assembly Hall. _Suu-iersidf: on lou- day afternoon and on-clog. A larg-\ number from Snmmorlldo. together with n great numberitrom the other school districts mentioned attended the lair. There were over tivo hun- dred exhibits which included n tina showing of vagotabmo. lrllll. fruit. hand mode toyi. cattle and pigs aim articles of domestic science and fancy work. The judges ol the grain, vexe- tnbles, etc., were Prof. Shaw, Prof.

Tlnnoy ot Charlottetown and hir. Boul~

ter, and they were ol a very blsh

class quality. lisa Saunders' ot the

Domestic Science Dept, Charlottetown was judge ot the Domestic Science

exhibits. Altogether the lair was a de-_ sided success. The n:izo list will be

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MARVELS

YPRES, Oct. 1.-There are tears the heart of thc man who goes on pilgrimage now across the battle-

earth. every group ot dead trccz, 'ery concrete tort in the sea ot shell rators, was a landmark of that dea-

ousands ot British soldiers fell with eir mortal wounds. There are man-1 British grave~

eir wooden crosess rise out of the erile earth. H ere in the country

des ofthe Menin tRoad. is the

From the ramparts ot Ypres to the not of Passchendaele and the low ountry beyond to-day, when l went ver that country again, the vision

Old Familiar Noise

Once only today the silence over

old familiar noise. There was a loud reading explosion and to the right of a hummock of earth there rose

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t rigid waves ot shell holes. The land is blasted where the trail of war pass- ed over it, and it is still one vast ‘e

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time when that same place was mv.

them in 'the years ot th _ _ { that brought back pfcsurgaarot :viii T°"d°d by Pelllnte

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re no leaf apoutsyonltihre stumps or rees that rise hldeously out ot the

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Standing here alone in silence, with ve years' memory, one ls stricken by the enormity of the crime that was done 'here and by this deep gash-

ed imprint of human tragedy. The

*earth itself asks the mercy ot God

or the outrage that has defiowered . Here and there in the midst of he battiletlelds in their loneliness ome people have come back "home"; hat is to say, with a courage which had wonderful -have put up little

shantles against the walls of German pillboxes and above the mine craters

and shell craters whore once they

'lied the good fields. There ls' a small colony of tents near Ghsluvelt, where the 5th and 'Ith British Divi- sions had their Iliad in the adventure of death. They are dotted about be. low Polygon Wood and along the Me- nfn Road, by Hooge, where year at- ter year gentlemen ot Engalnd lived in lousy ditches with ruineshatts uu- dem them and every kind of shell and boomb above them.

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went up toward Passchendaele from the tlat country on the Menlo side l came across a little scene which was fantastic in its aspect, like a poet’s dream. It was among the ruins at Dadizeel: all its houses are wreck- ed, and its old Flemish church with its high spire that one sees from Pas. scheudaele is tattered and torn.

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wide open, and out of them down the

#Zed by German shells. Otherwise' me wide 'ma of I b tu _| ln a small cemetery nearby |19 me bounded by the purplg dhazi; 5:12? lgogles of some British soldiers w1|;, ridges like that of Messlnes and old e a year ago' mmve" aw 5"°"!“5 femme, mn' was tranquil and mo_ géintghegmglrlsves. and Flemish pea. lonless, with nothl ¢_| i V H H em every dll?- few human ,ms ‘_ "sm: rr "5 but “ Sir. said one ot them “lt is our

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_(_ Q _ _ , gg” many"-miles to the Month Gate, iw i-.' ` fa, __-d, _ awweell U10 Umberto ot Ypros, and

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rises there, and that is not yet begun

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W h th B ltl h qggq on their any Ito l-lot:ggo?:¢|¢ M-°t0n°g; crowds ol women and ohildren, gen. ing picture postcards ol their own ruins to tourist: in mmf an ,md Dllsrlmo atoot, qutsgds fuglunlm gangsta: :md boom into tum at r that rl: a r. 'There in 'tome thing o ocks ones mind ln this it

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independent of any other milk supply. Handy. convenient and eco- nomical-just add an equal amount of water and you have milk as fresh as when drawn from the cow. Use it foriall purposes that re:-_ quire milk. Order to-day-by name-from your grocer.

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andexplalned the difficulties ot life Monday does not arrive in Ypres un- indeniulties for all their luster and in Ypres for those who cater, like til S d

himself, to pilgrims. There is no get in France. as the customs delays

or washing. Even-y drop ot it his :oi Other e fetched‘i'rom a distance. Thr-re]Ypre is no light except that ot oil burning luck lamps. Food ordered in Brussels onlfrom

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D90P|f! 10 Whlllll I iHlk0ti in seems powerless to aid them because ere discouraged by the utter or the great ruin or Belgtumand the

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ti man on the ‘Menlo Road. “.hi`te sm: gm] I n Yer; dressed m A French peasant answered him: “me ome ‘mg ra 5 and Wore "They are exploding old shells came ine n~ie;'°wns' _ Behind 'hem which they have collected' in dug~ their noW;n§r|1séifr°;‘r:‘d°d‘:ilt°l:’ gglg

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Inch shells neatly heaped along the'g|e,,,;s§es,1rL:{;a(;g`?°e t° WEN” thu? roadside. 1 h d 1' fi th ' 'S m” 8 ef

them lying aiiiounndo of the c:§:nghw)rl';(;n83 when Baldwin was C°“"t °f from Morslecle, by Passchendaele..Thaen gfldggg thsiwgrlg W" Yl:’“nS- eud everywhere the rl ‘ C3 re °W°|°5 emfe

warning people notre igwiriusl? gig gigglleaixl ‘tgur lirlrécesses glrried n sl-ella which are "donga i tbl ‘ ur ‘a y °t dueev .;,.,,,c._- '°“” “ “mad gfmrheyfwgurd tgfir way un-hugh Over by Sanctuary Wood there was S 0 e r v age' where “°°‘

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