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DR DeVAN’S FRENCH PlLl5\?i'°ii“ ht; 12,. .5 Zh. (ix. ...Irion of that had to stand there watching the de- trains. 'rue station, oi course, was

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town by the Germans. These two gentlemen made their wny on foot iostly from Brussels to l.ouVain, un thence to the Dutch frontier. De- "~ scribini: the scenes in the countrY

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gulatiiig 1’lll for \\`omen. I5 xi box or three for $10. Sold at ull Drug _~to:e~'. or mailed to any add;-“sun f.-cciptof Prine. Till; Fwouiztz. Ditto'

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C2 " ' l<_t--figs E H - \`iiii null Ii Vitality; for Nerve nnfl llmllli il1"f""5@'3 "'~'Y€Y mint:-r",n '1`ni=i¢--ivill l-uild you np. $3 ii l»0f<.r>r uro for $5. at drug stores, or by mail on ri-(_-elpt gfpfif-¢, Tar; ;‘1;oiiLLi. lliiui i'o.. St. Catliurines,

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som a Hughos D,.ug_qtm.(._ rionsiderable fear oi the Germans.

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lhen Germans Set Fin to the Town. _

Belgium lhen Enemy

lnvuded Country. ns.'::::-;.___. ____ _

"I have been culled a ‘pro-Geruian’

because I have asserted that -the ueriuans have not destroyed the .Ho- tel de \'ille at Louvaiii, 1 say here and now; lover as l um oi ari- would rather that all the artistic iunsterpieces of this world had been

plc ol Bclgiuiivshould. have suU€Y9d

their iiien~folk and thc terrible shoot-

ing, -lootin: and burning that I have seen. The Germans have saved the

llotel dc Ville. That is a small

a fel) on their island and talk of the liarburic destruction of works of art think less of the works of art and more of the human life that has h-~\~n ruthlessly destroyed."

raigninent of the lleriuan soldiery in its march through Belgium cori- taiucd in a letter written to the Times by llr. A. J. llawe, of the Au- thors' l`luh, London, who, in comp- any with Illr. Henry Furst of Exeter

Describes _Ruthless llolocnust

REAL ll0Rli0llS 0F Ill! I

Vivid Account of Conditions in

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destroyed rather than that the peo- the Belgian peasants",

the loss of l>r0l»>0l`fy, the loss oi EYGLISHMEN TAKEN PRISONERS

1-.>int. Let l-Inglish people who sit took them t° the village with them' H . - -. .

Such is part of the terrible ur- hands “nd taken t° the 'ar end’ of

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on their knees ready to shoot upon he slightest provocation easily ex- plains this state of feeling among

Near a village (Cortenbarg) the

two Englishmen were taken priS0llB!`S by German soldiers. These S0ldi€l‘B

Following is 3 description of what followed, in Mr. Dawe's own Wori-|51

We turned ofl into the main street

of the village-the Louvain-Beussels road-and were iimde to hold up our

the street. Here we were covered by a couple of soldiers armed with re- volvers. Close to us in the-middle of the road was stationed a llaxim gun ready to mow down the inhabitants if they resisted the burning of the village. For three terrible hours we

"_\mude to save it from the flames.

_ _ ‘were told by German oflicers that it

who passed on thegweigons with rifles W

to lmgland Ofhn vlboro___I_woul have ‘ltoPD°d he lnlisbcd"i|P01\ Will ing on. .

picture of Louvain. Bumiug hou

roads; shooting was stlll going on

street-I saw two little childremwglk in ..

The Hotel do Ville vraslstanding

onally no doubt that it is still

cars made ii wonderful sight. They were well~di-assed, shaven and con- tented looklng; tlwy might have been assisting at a fashionable race meeting. The soldiers were looting everywhere; champagne, wines, boots cigars-everything was lieflng carried off., .

ENGLIBII PRISONERS

I .

We were taken to the station hrough the street full of debris, and on the left. overlooking the statioo stood the church of St. Pierre. It

v»ns,_as far as I could see, badly damaged. The windows were all smashed in; and we were told that the civilians had turned it into a~ fort whence they shot over the sta- tion upon incomin German tr

its atm ma dying. bums and bum; lug, lay on all sides. Over some the

Germans had placed sacks. I saw hal! ` 1 a

a dozen women and children. In one N ,- - 'mn' f -

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g nam in hand over the bodies or h

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describe these things. I hope people _

5:; 331;; 3511;? ‘° Remembrance

will not make too much of the sav~ ,

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Ellis; .:;.°':12§. .lui ei. ui; , to hand down. I0 Y0111” N

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as not to be dmtroyed. I have per- i

s standing. The Gorman officers dash- ing about the streets in fine motor

struction that began at. the other cnd,of the street, The men who were guarding us told us that from cert-

in houses shots had been tired by f

C0mD19t01y intact, and was being us ed as ii barracks for the troops. In- side we sat down on the straw, and or about three hours while we were

t-irons of the city (Brussels) we found the inhabitants in 3 state of

he denieginur of the German-soldiers

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each continuation. Cul: must accompany order. Hnnlmlllll Clllrll

lcUARiiiAN ctEi(§§'iril§'iiAns”'g

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AGENTS WANTED W\Tl1"ED-'1‘wo"t/iEN 'ro TRAVEL

and appoint ag:-ills; salary and ex- penses; <~xpi\rir>iicr\ iiiiiii-i-essziry. Position good lor $200 iiioiillily to liustlL'i's. Box `_’Zl.'i. _\'i:iL'iir:i Falls, Ont. ¢',|;.'»l-El-l5l.\lTip<l.

FHPE ssrvsoicr xv. FIRST Pic-

tures nut. llig iiioiir-_\' lor any a_L:eiit samples 25 ci-iits. Apply at once. Hi,-rniuii lnivziiiflier, li P1-ters Sl.. St. John, N. ll. $142110-9-lS_\lllip<l

AGENTS WANTED-Money easily ear-

ned selling our l’eerlo-ss Sorlcs of Personal Llrcotiiig l‘arils during your spare tlinc. Ten dollars to twenty dollars per week easily earned in half an hour each evening. Our cards are the cheapest and best selling on the niarket. Bool-I free. \\'rile, Toronto Greeting Card Co., 529 Pape Avenue, Toroiito.

51530-il-Zllllll.

" nonunaizs wnnri-:ii "

WANTED-TWO LADY BOARDERS;

quiet lioiiiv; iiuul<~i'ii coii\'<-iiiuii<'e.<. Apply at 1162, l~.`uslo|i .~.ti'i-vi, vily.

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FEMALE HELP WANTED 'vv'ANT`Eo-'-'o`|RL" Fon/ GENERAL

liousevrorlc. .\ppl_\' 1.-‘.‘i»iilii;_':~1 :il |34 i‘u\\'iiz\l street. .'.l;7._'-fl-l1¢I\llI`.

WANTED, A'G|RL 'FOR GENERAL

lioii:-‘i~\\'nrl<. Apply, br-|\\':'<»ii ll und 7 p. zu., Lo Mrs. -I. 'l`. .\lcl{eiizi~‘,1!T7 liii-liiuoiul Sli-wi. T-ul:-in-ll;-iiiif'.

wAN'_U._‘D AT FA;_{:(`;_\wO'()D H03; PORTRAITS PHOTOS ENLARGED

Vital young women for wurd work.

H730-7-Zlliiitf.

"LADIES WANTED TO DO EASY,

pleasant, coloring.; work at lionie. (fun make $15 lo S20 iviw-kly. Ex- perience un1it~<'¢~s.~ary. no rniivnss-r ing. National llm-oratiiiiz Co., Dept. N. 60 Adelaide St. ldast 'l`orniito. Ont. 5089-S-22.\l:'>2i.

FOR SALE AT ONCE TWO PAIRS

interior Alaslm Silver Illau-ks :inrl

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T0 T To LET-Room wiri ALL Mon-

"FOR SALE: ONE QUEBEC SILV}§R

black female pup. Also two pairs l-lolt-Renfrew silver blacks." Box 454 Amherst, N. S. 5549-9-lllilff.

ter’s, P. E. I. 5131-8-26h.i20ipd _

FOR SALE NUMBER OF . LARGE

gallons each. Every farmer should have one on his farm. Will he sold 'clieap. Estate Auld Bros.

5619-9-17MEtf.

districtq “F mme Bays. 1-In the ,m_ on a passing German troop and that

the civilians during the morning up-

several Uhluus had been killed.

Cl\'II.I.\N.\‘ WERE SHOT

lite were told that that mornlng.330

to Liege had a most interesting can versatioii ,with the German troops

English prisoners had beenrshot be-

wniting for the train to take us on M

cause they were found to iv '

They began upon the mouses from

ar us I could make out from the

have been fired. These houses were (nrman soldiers, the jqnglisi, had at soon splitting with tire and shooting tackled a troop train going up to Ill) great flames. llcre and there the Brussels, and 400 altogether had are soon spread along the whole been taken prisoners, The 70 that

FOR SALE.-3 PAIRS YOUNG SIL-

ver black foxes. Class “A" Dedi- gree. Crawford Hayden, St. I’e~

wood water tuiiks. llolzls about 600

street. The women and children were s herded together and set aside. lle s heard the quick sounds ol rifle shots as the escaping civilians were picked oil. It was a terrible busincss-we h‘nd not yet seen l.ou- vnin, and to us it was our first ex- perience of the real horrors nf war.

After a time we fraternlzed with

the men who were guarding us. I had a flask of cognac, and they loot- ed some glasses and Cigars an‘d cig- arettes from n neighboring cafe and fell to smoking and drinking. As it began to get dark. with some dilllcul- ty we got away. All along the road we were told it was impossible to go on, as :ill the countryside round Lou vain was destroyed. We found it to be true. The countryside of once

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FOUND.--A cnniera. Owner can have

same by calling here and paying for the ad. 5670-9-2111131 | “¥

LOST

i.oS‘r.L " A"§U NIC H' 'o if "|`<AE'v"s`.`F IW

dei' please leave _'it Post Ollice

Wicket., 6649-9-,l$i\i3i.

' Mau: nerr wnnran '

BOY WANTED. A boy about 15 yrs.

of age, with good reference, is want- ed to learn a good trade. Address "Z" P. 0. Box 116, Charlottetown,

5549-9-llmtf

WAWTED A Goon MILLER 'ro

fake charge of roller mill. Apply Win. J. Warren, New Glasgow.

5646-9-19M3lE1l.

_ _ "'|_5!3!3_!-.\:N'f?0U,5_. _-_

all sizes, Crnyiis, Pastels and Ollets Convex Portraits and frames a specialty, (14x20 raised glass 50 cts.) l". Young, 72 Upper Queen St., Charlottetown. 5137-S-26M1mo.

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ern conveniences. Apply to 102 Kent St. £'>589~9-16l\'liw.

Il pairs flzirli pntrlif.-rl foxfis. also mink and fislivr. l‘rif‘<~.s right for <'n.<h. Voiiio :ind sec them. 'l`. G., lvcs. llloiirnuile. 51174;-9-iT.\llfitf. _

Walid iwrisi-:s,"i\iAi.i-1' .wil ric- male, wanted at thc Taunton State Hospital Training School for Nurs- es. For particulars, address Dr. Arthur V. Goss, sunt., 'luuntou

State Hospital, Taunton Mass.

2286-5-l\Mtf.

?lIil FOR SALE liiiiiw A If E .`$T<TlT-WoT Ei

_ ll . . 5668-9-..im6l

__ roysireot. 5671-9-Zliiiillprl G/isoL|'NE"F|sH`WE"EoAr§`EE~G-

th 32 x 5 ft. 8. With or wllliout En- gine. Apply io Edward Macl’h<-rsoii, Cape Traverse, P. E. .

ru 34

fi9~9-21.\lGlprI.

ranchers wnnrrn ““

mv, ___,_____ ____ ____ _________ 1, TEACHER WANTED FOR THE '

Springfield School, No. 12. Sup- plenie-nt ($30.00l Tlilrly Dollars. Apply to Pliester Easter, Secretary, ()'l.eury Road, ll. R. 5576-9-14lliptl.

ANTED-'l`o_e\<'linnge mnle`hla¢k fox for female. n beauty. Apply in person or by letter to G. E. lluglies,

“°"thW"’d- N

ruggisi °

Pmilrry on Tuesdays mul l~`rlda_vs, but prefer having a larger quantity on 'l`ucsrla_va until December first when we 'expect to buy daily. -F. J. Holman Co.. Ltd., Cliarlottetown.

sLAcK Fox é§=E1""sA'i1E,"6N`E` w

James Tlipllirliayner silver black male for pup Alherion Dark Silver

Fox Cof. Luif 5653-n~1.f».\i6i. 1

Inspection. ,!______ ........?°"“

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alltl uehiu nurses nun valium.: mmniui

__ *_ 5661‘9`21M3|~ sights |1_\ Luv .lui-usluc. we wui».¢:i1

ANTED T0 RENT A SMALL ui ton ii

1, ‘ L luauy puoauu and \;llai|-...h~

house for family of three. Apply W "_, ,,,,,,,,, U, u,,,,,,,,, ,,,m,,,,,_ vu at this offlrc.

ap|»iua~.mii5 l.uuvma~ tuis has rn-

5643`9'18 mu' any morning .»\ugust'¢..:-we ,were

turd that nnsultoi, niuig was stui

going on in tm: streets, tnat nine .

_*_ 1, _UL onlaus nan Just been snot by the iii- Fare and one

nuuitunts, and tnut it was .insane to AUQUBI 27| 28, 29, 30, 31, SCDL

HOQS Wanted :::..;"‘°.:“°.‘.°.::.~. ';‘:;.°:z:..'.:°:..: Single Pm e I E

_ We are now, re&red to handle quantities of dressed new ina iinyopmenrons ir?.°¢‘\Iv-

W, Ng “gpm unless pfoperly Kilbd for gm: udataixd dolorlntlon of the

Haw

death. _Dead men, many horribly burned ls or und us Hu e-

peaccful ainl prosperous llelgiuni. has been turned into hell. llluny of the peasants have fled starving to the woods.

TI-Ili HOTEL DE VILLE.

I have been called a "pro#Gcrman"

because I have asserted that the fier- mans have not destroyed the llotel de Ville at Louvuin. '|`hey had not destroyed the Hotel de Ville when we were in Louvain on Friday-and I believe it is still standing; but of that later. I say here and now only this; lover as I am of art, 1 would rather that all the artistic master- pieces of this world had been des- troyed rather than that the people of Belgium should have suliered the loss of property, the loss of their nienfolk and the terrible shooting, looting and burning thi-it I have seen. The Germans have saved thc Hotel de Ville. That.is u small point. Let English people who sit safely on their island and talk of the barbaric destruction of works of art think less of the works of nrt and more of the human life that has been ruth- lessly destroyed.

We walked along in the shadows

of the trees, riinnlng considerable risk of being shot. It is not safe to move after dusk. We struck ol? the main roud to a village called Vel- them. We could not get a bed ln,the place. liven the cure had to turn us away. Food was out nf the question; here was no food in Velthrtm. We nnnlly lay down in a barn, but could not sleep for the rats. All that night as_I lay awake I could hear the low hrmm of the guns to 1:-he

A CITY OF DEATH.

lnrly ln the morning through a

thick .mst we got a..ay un.. the ueius and buck on to tiie nouvaiii

anon. nu ...,.»\l..,i.... Un 3, uosclactl

-...null eii~.‘uiiipii.<.a¢, nun p.....,_n up u

VUL-A UA Alnhyahb Lqluu unhv laid In-L..

luui-cu hun. Lvavnlo ulnu 1; 'cup liuiii u uc-au u\-Abuau suxuiui. una-.4 men

we nw Around lil.

Irhnd

_ - _ our

_train were swiftly anttqulctlyi hand-

till remained alive -we certainly aw, for they came on with us in the train to' Aachen (.\ix-la-Thapelle) Among them were two Highlanders wearing kilts. All along the line on our journey to Aachen as we met incoming trains bringing in the Lan- dsturm the prisoners were jeered at “Die linglander, die Englander!" The Landsturni trains were wonder- ful sights, decked out with ribbons` and green branches, and were every- where received with -enormous en-

thusiasm. __ _ _ _ I _ I

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__ ARRIVAL I.\` LII-`,GE._

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We arrived in Liege about Mid-

night. We attempted to leave the station, intending to strike north- west on foot for»Maastricht.; .we were particularly anxious not to get into Germany. llut we found it impossible and had to get back into the train for Aachen. Liege by night was it wonderful and terrible sight. The smell of death and stale powder that hung in the air I shall bever forget. The heavy woods that stand up over the Meuse seemed terribly beautifull Along" the line glenmed the German bayouets; scntrics called up in the dark greetings to their comrades`on the train.

About 8 the next morning (Satur- day, August 29), we arrived ln'-Aa- chen The German soldiers on

ed packetrrof sandwiches and cups of hot coilec hy German ladies who met them on the platform. Everything was'carried out quickly nnd cllicient- ly.'I saw no food, being given to the Englishprlsoners. In Aachen the civic population seemed quiet, deter~ mined, confident. l~]ve'rywhero were news-sheets giving a great deal of news all very favorable to the Ger- mans. We took a train fromAachen to Haus Linde and lgence walked ov- er the`Dutch frontier to Linselneld, where we took train lor Maastricht. Openly the Dutch were proclaiming they dare do nothing else. From their friendship with the Germans; conversations with Dutchmen I gath- er that in the heart of Holland there is aigreat fear as to what will come next. 'l`he frontller is strongly guarded. All bridges over the Meuse have dynamite laid ready for their destruction. In the early hours of Sunday morning we got to Flushing and thence across to England.

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