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Cdltgr and Publisher: _ Associate Editor about the health of Sarah Siddonsi ` ‘ . i i` J. Rv ' ' D. K. ¢urrll Patti seems to belopg to another agol- . _ ,l

Canada. and “.50 for U. I. A.

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01|". Charlottetown. Uourla and Montague. l J - _~ Nl, ‘ 1 I ‘_ _ _ ` an _I _ _Morning Oli!! (founded ffl). I 0.00 ner your/(Delivered) in ndvnme; Announcement ot the critical illvf A' _ _ _ _, . ‘ _ `.*_ __ _ _ ' _ __ __ -r ¢ . ___ 2 _f _~ 2-

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*__ NEBDAY MARCH 12th, 1919 qxtenaad over so _“any ywrl For - _ 1

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neue of Adellns Patti falls upon the _ _ _ - _ _ _ . __ _ .T

~_ A ~ ---»~ ._ ff - -_ » . _ ALBEQT L C1_,Qu@g-1 L i

i ,__ f _ _ _- _ ` _ sixt , ears h ante ha been _ ' _ l’ORI\_PROSPI;CT: ‘ _ hougeliolc wer:-aitmy can i-slnemberl .%'&-'&rvi:r hurtsdh Devin/of Darien#

i " the ting .when they thought tlxatl ' '

in recent tele' ams it \ a an- s' il ~ it 'll k 'V ' Queen vmo,-4,, and pam it-el-9 gm-_THE SMALL CAR _ caros to drive, without any hu-it oi

gr v s | up; y wi ta e up two thirds of_ _

' tivo ¢;~eatpg¢ Wyman in tho world, and_ AND_HlGH SPEED trollibility or signs of dlstreos upon

notinccd that the Bl'Ii¢iSh §°VLl'l'l' all the stocks now on hand in Can-

'ida. In vi -tv of tl is d df 'h" - ` I ' em" “ M' ' the greatest men. it isxiimcult it act l "°f Hish Sposa Dv-lvmo Un A Hlah cars me designed tor- iiiizh speed

impossible for even musical critics tol _ Gilded Cai; operation and while thc'lnw oi' the ` say who was the greatest singer in _ - oostlilness of high speed inevitably. _ the nineteenth century and to com- l"’l'Y “Bl flllivllls is tuvviiys excee- supplies to them, operating them very pare Patti, Lind Semiirich and Schnl-I ~‘lI"9|Y 0Xi>°l\B|V0 'He Compared with fast is -not unreasonably injudicious. '

chi with singers like uaiii Curci. The I ;Il"l"l“8 B! l1l0d¢Nt@ speeds. lfapersoii. indeed, tho possible speed' or untill i vocal artist of one t;'cueration, un-U lllbllllllllr Works himself to the limit cars is so high that they are seldom` like _uw graphic artist, c‘_-,mw¢ be orinotber ways “livesi‘ast," his health idriven nearly to the limit oi' their colnlllred with the vocal artist oillllld l01'lB°Vliy are tllcrellb' Bacrmced "“PilcitY. There are. on the other, another day. - It may be that since 5 Hlld ll is tlio same with it motor car. han<l,_a vast number ot small trursf

the invention or the phonograph I it is credibly stated that the tires ou witlt`tour cylinder engines of rather this will -be possible ln the future, _ 11 Cllr. driven at an average ofjltteeii crude balance, geared very -low _,nil but despite the difficulty of form- ; lllll€S Der ll0\ll'. Kivo twice the inlleage with small wheels and running gears ing a proper judgment, there are_ot those on a car driven at thirty oi' only moderate stahl-iity, Such cars living hundreds of thousands oi _ miles per hour average speed. Over-_ when driven at t\vo-tlill-dH.14\,. ,.,p.,@(|~_

incnt-had decided to place witlf Cfmadiiui 'packers contracts for ten,

thousand tons of bacon.. 'is "°“' shorlll' I° °P°“' ml* desk" _ it will be milieu tint .~sm¢_ ablllo' of Pfvrafllls f°r it will be

weeks ago orders ceased and tin rntbargo on such imports was cs-

talilishcd. _ l rtlonc but for years to come is as-I _ llie seiioiis effect upon the puck-,l surt‘i|_ ulld our ftmners would doi ing and.__stocl¢ raising industry was' well to look to their ho stocks. |

iUll>r0S'S<:d'-oh,-'thc Govemintnt :ind 2 there have been negotiations sincei then to re.-establish the business. itl is nowaiinnouncui that orders tol the `eJ'c!c,nt c mentioned are bcingl placed, _andy-that the restrictions

HN L'XPt'Ci¢'d to -be reniovillabout Milrcll 3iSt. The open mar 'ci will bl* cstzehlishctl but Lfanadn will

gprcutly benefit from thc fact that t lf' liilglisllilian prefers (fziiiadian

evident to all. The pork situat- ion. not`in the iinmediatc future

`\omt discouragcmcnt “is exper ienccd \vllen the recent temporary drop occurred. In vicw of all thc facts tlicre- was no ground for this discouragcine-ut. The destruction of foodstuffs and cutting down of livc stock in Iiuropc during the past five years must be made up and (`aiiiida will be looked to for sup- plies.

In addition to the fact that the

to-l\nlcriczui bacon. above iiiiiiieiisc quantity of pork

The §`i_l.uati_on as regards beef

is\not sol favorable. but live stock conuilissioner .-\rl<clI is now over there and prospects :irc good for Substantial orders from Frailcc. Ten thousand tons of pork iricmis

has already been contracted for, Gcrntally, it is announced- will re- quire three and :i half million tons of gmilr one million tons of meat. one million tons of fats. Much of this :tlso must bc supplied by Can-

sonietliing- In the first place it rep- ada so that there is every prospect

rescrlts about 666 car loads; in the second place it is estimated that to

of ri timi market and tt good de- mand for some time to come.

l"ROB.\IilLITlES Ol’ lI\11\IlGR .»\'l`lOZ\I _

l..`otiti'oI of imniigratioil, -in order that thc future popullirion of tIic_ doniinion shall be clean and other-i wise desiraiblcf is one of. the prob-l lc-me now confroiltiiig the Canad-l ian ziutlioritics :ind ond which, it is I pleasing' to note is being taken hold

_ lt_._was _anticipated that immigra- tion would be l.irgcly'rc'strictcd to thc _pcofile _oi our own United lfiiiizdorn and our Ally- France- and _that there would be :i large in- flux- especially from these. When the ltisscs siifitained in the war by both the United Kingdom and }"_rat_ict\ are tztlcen into considerat- ion.it.\vilI be seen that the hope for any, considerable numbc-r of inimi- gnlnts fornl these couiltrcs has lit- tle. iiouitdatjoii.

Since thc war began Great Brit-

:iiii alone lost 700.000 men- thc flower r-il' the coutltry’S manhood. /'\'<:cording to the ordinary rate of citiigrritioll in peace times the num ber of people of all ages lcaviiig Groot Britain in five years would bt=_'_n‘o more than ioo.ooo. Of these ' not more than 25 por cent would be men inthe prime of life as were rite 7004100 soldiers who fell. The loss of so many of the flower of its youth is a very heavy *one for Bn'tain. It can be taken for granit- cd that the British Govcrnmeiit will 'study to increase the oppoiiutt- ities that are to be found at hottie

for promising youni Englishincn-

will do by way of implementing its pn_:~clcction plgdgc for the foster- ing of dotnestic industry remains to be disclosed. One thing secmingly| beyond question is that wages are*

to be higIlcr.'l`hc grave labor situat- ion in llrilztill Cannot be settled on rt low~wages btisis. Britain after the war must be industrially differ- ent froiil Britain before thc war- antl that materially to thc advan- tage of the workers. To conserve llritttiifs rt-tlnccd rilaii-pow<`.~r, the British (iovernllicrlt must assist ill- dustries. " ‘

if Britain is now tryiiig to keep

her useful pcoplc :it home, sonic of thc couiltrics that formerly wel- comed them with open ztrnis are iiot at thc inotnt-nt holding out in- ducements to them. The United States is putting up thc bars. (Tan- ada must get hcl' own soldiers home and ostnlilisli them in civil life before she can take care of great bodies of inlmigrtults from the Uni- ted Kingdom. None but people with the physical energies and the fiiiznicial resources needed to maili- tain themselves on the land should be brought into this country until our returned soldiers are all wcll plricerl. Justice to thc latter re- quires us to suspend our llnmigra- tion activities for the time being. That many thousands of liritaiifs figlitng nicn have set thcir hearts on emi rating to Canada is prob- able- 6*/hen we have aibsorbed all our own returned tnen into our itl- dustrial system- d-ischargcd sol- diers froni thc United Kingdom who are :tblc to make their living

here will be gladly received. Not- I -f~~

withstaiiding that thcy`arc likely to have :t much better lot in the Old Counry than they had before the war» still there will be no place -like Canada. Canada is the coming country.

TIIOSIS RIOTING5

_ All will regret the outbreaks and ilt was very'propei°ly consider-' An Busy way to harm H goo(

itat have occurred recently among cd tie best policy to hold them maui to ,under mm pew 500.' fl* _ h th the Citnadiaii soldiers in lin land in' thc En lisll ciunps where tliev B his 5 dm-i 0;‘ wld "f°" “ °°“l_"' 'wr t 6 O er

P. T. -Barnum and John L. Sullivan

people, .perhaps millions, who will insist that Patti was the greatest singer ofthe Nineteenth or any lother century, either in the past or in the t'uture_

Her great gifts ttppetil' to have

been due much more to heredity than to training, for her mother Caterina Barili 'was it famous singerof the old Italian school, and her futher, Sal- vatore Patti_ it tenor oi note, Adelina was -born in Madrid and was broughl by her parents tothe United States when she was ri nleroltifttnt. For some little time tho psronts sang in igrmid opera and than one day the improssario failed or absconded and

that she sang it than with just the

concert was a success, and the child

The Child Wonder `

the part ot the power plant. such

|<-.omhix the extreme air uurl rontl

‘resistances and high interniil engine _losses incident to very high lapsed, makes excessive inroads upon i fuel' and oil supplies. The increased loxpense for repairs is, however. the 'heaviest penalty imposed for indulg- { ence in exorbitant speed, nut only be- ; tnuse the rate of wear and the risk of Ein-caknge becomes unduly high, not §.bt».c.suse the liability of accident is ‘enortnously increased. , There are I lntuiy large, powerful cars. driven by lolisines of very perfect balance and _fitted with running gears oi' great isinbility, that can »bo driven as fast _las oven all extreme speed devotee i i

. 'f _ f Qiiostions of general interest to

at which it big ear can perform with ease, are operating nt noury tlicll

utmost speed. Controls-bilit_v_ . usually tartroin living# absal`ntt», it indeed adeqtistte for sitio operation and the engine shows distress by the inost noticeable and tilt-uigi-oealile

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N-_» matter hob .long or how; short yimr journey is to be

whether by ltnidor on ills sen. yituslti1vitui|y._i_ntt~reiitedj in th.; selection oi' the best route. You wish to pure use your quiet,

..._ with ii- iililv incl-n_veniencen~ possible and you wish 'Q |m0`W that ' you are getting them at the |ovvesi;Jp`rioe for which the' accomo. » fiction you leqiiirooan be porches . _

I soil tickets over every' railway line operating in C ,j

_ or the United States and have Ocean tickets and b 'gage ilgllielig “ ni' all the loading Transatlantic' lilies of steamsliigs and nm

prepared to furnish you o application the fullest iiiformntim,

as to rates, routes, time tables, dates of sailing oi steumers. sto,

and I also believe [ can oiler you better ticket service than am- -' other ticket office in Prince Edward I-land. ` f `

,_ _ Try the others and then trv this oilloe or try this oillee and

than the others and secwlieiie you can get th" best service and " the most. information. .

- » Ai. the present time i particularly solicit your Ceuedign ‘ \Vost|l|i.»<lllvs-'_ '

. Iseli t_icket~i over :ill tho_lcuding lines, Ctinudiuu Nationa iz Railways, Canadian: Pacific Rmlway._ Grand ’l`.unlt Railway and

_ Grand Trunk Pacific and will sell you tickets by the lmost lion. ‘ venieul route to the point you,wl_sb to reach. giving' yon 'imp

' ticket from Cli-|r|ottei.1.»_wn to dcsil-lation on which you can get ‘ your baggage checked right through.

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I also make all your slcopilig_car rest-rvntlonsi over all tht-

Ill different lines wi bout any clla_rg-.- for tvlegrams.

f You will make u tnieinke ff you start. your journey without

l 'calling at my office or writi g me

vibration. _Such it car is not iuiolidoil _ I' . ' ' _

for lliglli speed use :uid will provol

'extremely costly to niaintuin i.t‘ used I O I _

Ill l.lliB WIIY- N0 [H808 Of llli10l\il\£3ry_'

Ollorated .nt its limit of periorinttnee long proves satisfa.ctol'y. If one u\_u:~n <ll‘iV€ furiously uno should use a big, car. having. surplus speed cilpixeity, and not push n littlo car to curly destruction.

motorists will be answered in this

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they were reduced to want. ` They I Cvlwflm Spsce permitting. Address Al I bert L. Cough, care of this office.

('ovent Garden in_18f61_ lu Lotltlonl

I-'upmiite t.l'luniplis oi’ her t'iil'ce\'. Sue ‘

llown Upon the Suwnnoc River. _

A Great Moneymaker -

pdwnotl. one lby one. their vtiltill-lilesl ‘"“"~" ""°"" ' ‘ °'-~ - W -'- `r - . and seelnetl on the point ot absolute; rfiliicli; and her master desired tot take even more than u husbaudiy destltution when the thought oocur~f like her on a tour through Mexicol interest in hor earnings. So he was red to them ot` producing their young; for which ielllllllllg 0fl`0l'H had lwell l divorced. lier next husband was i daughter, aged seven. ‘She hint oven' lriittle. but when sho learned thail Ernesto Nicolinl, n noted tenor, with then at re-moi-knblc voice, for she hadj '.`n»‘l'o tvore bl'll§llll_d`S Ill Ulm '~‘0\llll~l‘Y' wilom sho lived happily for, yours. _ been taught. music both instrulnolitali :hr--.rr»i'i\:<etl to tio, thus i:lVlllK ahl Within a your of his death, and wllol. ‘ and vom] nlmngt from her t~i'adlt~. 1 t--iriv deinolisiratlon of the fact that I she was approaching sixty, she was

Recalling her dohut, Patti said that; she possessutl tenlpcrainclit. She; \voootl_ and w_0n by H young 3“.___|,_. she sting nothing but tlorld iiviat-i, in- _wotltinuetl to sling with great successi who called himself the Baron (‘|\;l;l,. cluding the "Uno voee pooo fa" front' ill Aniericnu cities, and tllptl was l ,m-gm_ am] who is Said to |mv(._ |,m,_n tho Barller ot’ Seville, and she added ttikon for her Etxrolieun debut to- _1 maggeur whom nhl, ,im-,tmllmwtd in

London. Ht- survivtis_ and tlio mein

same mniieliislinicnts flint into cnt-ishc arrived pi'uetit-.ally unheard of,1 i-nigo in said L0 have been U mm-,_\ ployed many years after. The ilri-it and .there sho eujoycti one ot the mm pm. som.. ye",-H 1,9" me _hw

has been living in Wales ill n tilio,

was bailed as an lnfantprodlgy. She was hailed its the iticulest Hlllgflf llllli old castle, hor compiiiiions being it sung several times und helped re--1.-orld had ever llea.rd, and oven the wuplt, of Um 1,,-Dfeswoum musm_,u,§_. store the fallen fortunes of the l I iw brows wopt to hear hor sinili ` family-_ _“Ilona-, Sweet. Home” and _:'\\’ayi __ .____....._.____

_:A Poworltll Medicine.-~'l'llc infal-

Her Wie, Teacher I i ing properties in six essential oils are

l l I Patti owed much oi hor suocessi

tio Maurice Strakoch, her teachenl _

_ who perceived that li sho C0l1ill11l€<l_ F't'om one oalllllll to M10lhf‘\' Sllvi i`@ro<l to the it.-'re of mail. Tlioustinusi Gl‘6lll GCOFQB Sfi`€Gl'. \

l to uint: as a child it would ruin hor; wont through Europe, her tour a { ._-lm l.,,.1;f_,- as to "_, power in _,l|a).mg _ ‘ voice in inter years, and who also I veriiriblo Niiiliuph. Even hor greaifl pain, Mill llllllly thousands more mn H, M, .saw that she had the 0Pll0l'Ulllliy' 0' l ost rivals-it' it could be Said lllalf certify that they owe -their health to

concentrated in every .bottle of Dr_ Tlioiuns' Ecloctrlc Oli forming ont: or tho most beneficial liniincnts ever or-

~ 84 Great George Street .

f CHARLOTTETOWN, P; E. I. J

. 1.555---- 1i;»an@¥fT g%~==eeu-ng

CANADIAN PACIFIC I

~‘_; 'l`l'uvcl by tlie C. P. R. when ilitelidirig going west _ ". 'l`hl‘oug_gh iriiiils io tho. Iititxific Coast leave Montreal I .j every day.

The iiccmiiiiiotltition is of the very best, courteous "2 <.ffli:lals on all trains and at every station--~No unnercs

__-I. sary delays '.inywlicrc--- ~ _

_ ‘ The checking ol' lia§_§g:1ge looked after at all stations

without any inconvenience to passengers.

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We invite you to visit our office where full iii- ; formation will be given concerning _your trip.

Rates are the Same on all Railways

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wire for rates and reservations when required. -

Look for the Caniidiaii Pacific, Ticket Office,

Reservations made by wire free--Write, phone oi

l becoming one or 1-he worlfls sfsflwsl ` sits mal iaussti rivals .who was un-g it its wonderful power is not express.. Charlottetowll i Agent _ A singers. lic permitted hill’ 10 Hlllg ' rivalled--atlinitted the Biories of hill' ed by its cheapness. `

_ r_»nt,esn, when she was formally lu- l [ities undroamed of 'by an artist ull; troducod to mueiolovers in New _ tm that ,_|'m0_ On the occasion ot_ York. She created an instant sen- = hor visits to tim United States sho

‘mes 3% Daily Selections for .

Guardian Readers I .l

' Furnished by W. 3. I-°\|l0|\ .

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_ ei.ANoEoEo

K g 1 men have escaped t 0l‘Y

and \\"z\lcs and probably nu one: were adequately provided for raih- the enemy_ .LM no om, who na.-; ,' _ t will regret _them more than thc sol- er than send them to the disem- been “tucked by B lymg tongue mutt Marriage Exper mane N ago who” dlcrs tliciiisclves :titer the excite- barkatioil ports in Halifax and St. ms case ls pel,uuar_ No weapon ,B 5_ _ Even 591110 ¢W‘lIV§_ -7°* amen Wim merit has passed over. john where accommodation was hard to defeah Mon have med L_' more remained ot or _li _"mes and

The trouble at liliyl- Wales, not available. These were the titi- sm a ne but often with no ___“cc0B___ only some loose chsnge.b___c appear

, 4? which was really serious, involving fortunate eorcumstances upon Ong wha' _B smldemd may dem, 3 pennies she madfd .i;\_r_a___ “ke was l_l_.i__ as it did the loss of life» arose froml which a few trlalcoitténls built the the awusmon lndlgnamm but tm, iuces, and it; ofareweu _0“__s___h6_

i _tt inisundersuiinling evidently fo- dissatisfaction that culminated iii _ “_ The 1|.; “""I°"'“°d' er

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`¢ il li# .' . ' h, - ' I

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and lawlessness. _

The truth of the matter is that

arrosli _t_h¢.Atla.nt-ic as rapidly as they can _be cared for by_the rail- wzwsl 0|) this Dido. - It Willibé YB-

,destinQt_ious» some of them

the oontaincnb. they

aocommodat-

in the

. . . - denial will not cure the ev __ K t time, but they never mentod by out or. more ag|t.itor;» the riotous conduct at Riiyl. mes faster than the denial Shmde.. .uma jo es n_ reward _“___ mm

_- _ _ _ ~ . _ - . ' f i t

.foreigners at that. Ihc idea got The Canadian soldiers arc. as .i in navel 8 thousand mn” wwe me aiied to rciy _“_ _ those who

.nbl'o'id that the soldiers ut-rc not class, as wellbe veda lot of men “lv ___ __ om one ,hon m||,,_~p1“, ,L usually to has gms Pam WM

,_ buiig discnibarkccl as railldll’ 35 as the world can produce, their “ma rgm world seems to tm orouzbt Ml’ °“*. ' Her mm

'QV _ » they should be and there was con- conduct- as a' rule, has been in m°°ph0' I 0 I B i circulation ot “even” um” mamed' d gan; l li i wsefiileirt impatience vvhicl'l_»" skill- keepin!! with the glorious recon' f°"°;i,Mc wwthe rand ll“9ll““‘I ~“"-‘~°. “‘°."M‘:§";: Nspomh'

fully pl ed upon by an agiiiiiofu they made in France and Belgium- _““ L" l_ff_°f_’_‘_" 'Wm Nueva the. “if Ml °‘1“°"Tl' “I “‘° 2;, “Emmy b,_ ._ with easiy-turned into discontent but naturally there are a. fcw hot “mln fl", 9 one will .believe the IH" bm ilhe “mon ,H uugble in

. heads among them- utlfortunately "“,“‘°‘ “ “ r ' 6 __ man do in meh. cause bbs hushqpda _,M one of me also ti few mischief-makers and es- ‘d°“m'__ what :zu he mink who” ms 'rave her reooxll teovér he “led to capedcs that began in horse lay and “ °°”°° WMI 8 b D mmmhed ,by B _ old nobility. Mo ~ .

fun have developed, as in Ighyl- in- ¢°°d “““‘° h°;m:° _ i l ‘ to serious disturbances. It would “"°“°d “"'°h! _M as n would N

_ appear as if the soldiers should be It I’ “°‘ Ml "°‘ me _ 'Ho' sw.

~- n1e‘mbercd,\tha¢.when they l_at\d¢_d made more fully acquainted with If me 'ww Wea” _M tim we thing

in Iihlilax faster than the railways the' rcasoiis for the delays com- 'Wh “ “‘““ “"°“d _ he

' foilld iJ’l\‘l|p0i'i` !l'l¢m- £0 their Vif- plgin¢(| 0f» morg f|:¢qu¢_nt_ly _r¢. Il f°l_9°- H” l”_;;l'”'.¢‘:§," h'1e|;_:.xhen_

' of what their friends are il- J°vl1l NYS- . _ _

them and hopin§ for than "°.!“° "°.“ “$52221 ~. you, nnd`nl¥§|lm°“"'¢f"“ 3' _

seller Ul.l0l<‘»0 “ld

dis- there D0 °*°°°‘“”¢ domlhrg 1

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you falsely fdl'

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