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'L l r”"‘-.`_` ~. _ . ‘ _ ix ,`Jam`i¢Ir._v being New Y _ears _Day and o .riqitutofy -holiday, the 'll/lommg Guardian will not be

~ jissiied on Tuesday. The Evening (iltafditw will H01

’ lie `i`s.riicd on Monday, but 'will lie published arustial on Tiiesddy. Advertiser: Please note iliese cltaiiges.

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'l`ilunso.\\', DECEMBER 28. l9l5~

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Flin: insfuuaiice

'l`he citizens’ meeting bn Tuesday night in tl_ic_

Iiorirtl of.'l`ra<le Rooms, at report of \vhich appeared in _\`ie§(t__cr<lay tnoriiing’_o tiuardian, can scarcely be said to have been satisfactory or conclusive. On 0116 lllillllff only _did the meeting appear to be unanimous, namely, the need of an up-to-date tire alarm system. The pro-

* -te_s__t_ against the proposed increase _was not conclusive owing to the manner in which the vote was taken. _“As far as the addition of 'any new light oil the ile-

._ aajgpssity. forian increase is concerned it \vas too tlIffllSC<l i' to be of any real value. -

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_ .ln their first aiiiiotinceinent the Fire Uiidcrwriters _ ` _based their claim for an increase on (l) I`hc bum- ‘ rsitl`t~-‘conflagratioii (2) other tires in the province

Wriiig the past five years, including the St. Dunstan’s

Calliedral; (3) the imposition of the war and muni-

; cipal taxation both provincial and Federal.

.-\s to these, the Sumemrside tire was an ordinary

" haszard and in general insurance usage should not ile-

cessitztte extra taxation; the other tires during the _ pasutivci years were of a similar character, provided ‘ against iii t_he ordinary way by premiums calculated i by theactuaries' to be sufficient to cover ordinary risks. li The increased war taxation is only one third of the iwiginal tax of $150, or $50. This surely cannot be looked upon as a reason for increasing the \vbole pre- I iiiiiiimra-tgyoi ;(he province by I5 per cent. ‘l`he Domi- _ nioii tax ol".z5 per cent on profits cannot be regarded as ‘ excessive if tbe'pr.otits have dwindled to the vanishing

point. '|`he Insurance men surely do not wish to in-

' crease their profits just for the sake of paying the go-

vt-rnineil_t .idditional money. lf tb_ere is no profil then tlicrc is no Dominion tax except the original tax of one per cent. The fire alarm system is what it has been- for many years.

~ _ l_i_i _tht-se reasoips/i submitted 'hy the Insurance men `fii'if»'i'/to the meetii\g`it cannot be claimed that any new coiiditions have been disclosed to necessitate an in-

l`l'-(;IlhL‘.

' At the meeting a somewhat startling reason was _ giveinnaniely, the inadequacy of the water supply. It

was claimed that during the lire which destroyed the St. Dunstan's Cathedral the \vater could not be forced above the lower big windows; that the reservoir is never siifliciently full to give necessary pressure in case of fire; that if the reservoir were kept full`\the ci-_ tizens would be obliged to use stale water, It is to be regretted that`there was no representative of the Wh-

_ ter Coimnissioners present to verify or disprove ‘this Q stateinciit. Many at thc meeting were astounded at

__ the -revelation and comment yesterday on the subject \ was mingled with indignation. _, _To obtain some light on the matter The Guardian ` yesterday, called upon the F,ngineer at the Pumping

Station, Mr. john McDonald, who has held the posi- tion for the last 28 years and whose word, we believe, will he taken without qdestion by our citizens. He au- thorized ns to state, and quote him as our authority, that the water in the reservoir is iiever lower than ten feet and never higher than fourteen feet; that every night before the engines are stopped the reservoir is titled -to within two or three inches of the top; that on his arrival in the morning to resume work the \va- ter is never lower than 'ten feet. In case of tire he is one of the lirst men called out and he remains at his post till thebcll rings “fire out.”

This is a -straight issue between the Board of Fire

Underivriters and the Board of Water Commissioners.

lf the water supply is believed by the tire underwriters and their principals to be such as to necessitate a high- er rate of. insurance than that heretofore paid then the citizens are suliering a wrong either through misappreliension on the part of 'the insurance agents or neglect on _the part of the Water Commissioners. _ln justice to the citizens this matter should be tho-

_ roughly investigated and the facts made public. Q /\s we have said the conclusions, if conclusions

6 ~ they maybe called, were not satisfactory and in justice _ both to tl'l€lUnderwriters who have fought many years

‘ to prevent an_inci'ease of rates, and to the citizens the' ""\Wl°lli: titiiigtibn should be considered by a commission

’l_b_`9‘l\$c_t_iciil_ibttsiness men and representatives from the var bus public bodies, whose findings are more likely

1’-*fre

“Qi-i d -If

that could be arrived at in a discussion at a public

sho_i_1l<l.b¢_ settled. “Nothing is ever settled until it is settled rfQht'._” . . _

__‘_i.,niit'riitii»iiiiriitii"iiii:fiinizsinun `_ “";"."`+'.~f’/£5 ‘

to lieacceptablc to the general public than anythingl

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A that is not influenced by the Hypheiiated T e [_ _ 'X 9"* E°”"“'N° v_l""K“`° __ _

__ _~ ~ ~ _, 'I ' _' s ~ _ -'ha ,__,._iirosmiiil'|>Eilf|| __ i~ - -' - 5 a suspicion that the President hasbeen over-persuaded .' " -- p,,,|4.,,¢ of Tho gmgdinn nomo of., “ _ _ ‘_ 1*. _ »' - " ‘ i E '.===' ' ' ' _ b t his German friends and that oohsciousl or un- S"-“ Wim" ll” P_"t f°‘*'i 5°” "__ _ commerce. - ‘~ i _

3' ' y had been reported that I was an xp- __ *U*

consciously, he is playing the Gemian' game is steadily plloant for the otlloe of Postman-ter The and of me wa, 1, not in ,mm 4,' 1*

. . - _ aochartottewwn. vacant tiirouxh tl" but the wounded and otiierwisednabled ’ ig vs_ `» ~

igammg ground and he wi" no doubt be expected to death or the lute' Postmaster. M-l‘~ soldiers are cominz back. andilt is not -r tif"

makq further ,explanations Says the Eagle: _ Hackett. I know not how or where the too “Ny ya come to close 'gl-ips Wm; §°'c»'~'e¢,;

report originated and when' I tlrst uh ble ol Il din rm lo ment ° 5 N ' i* ' '

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The valued New York Times uses a column and hmm It I pam -im uma _“emo” 0 DW 111 h “ 3 .ai l' Y e_< - _ ~.-_ _ \

=,v‘-y ~ :-2

that nltist some time end the war should never be open to misconstruction. lt is lamentable that inisconstrlic-

-tion should now persist. 'Yet it is _not to he wondered

at that it does persist when we~take into account the President’s peculiar statement' that the belligerents have in mind,cominon objectives, and also the fact that in point of time the note coincided with the Ger- man request for :i conference. Hence the explanation and the explanations of the explanatioii, and the char- ges and the counter-charges.

If, as the Times asserts, Mr. Wilson is really war-

ning Germany to be hospitable to the Allies' demands, he has not succeeded in impressing that fact upon pub- lic opinion as expressed in Germany or upon those who from varying motives, respectable and otherwise, echo that opinion in this countryf Perhaps the intelli- gence of the German Government is more acute and will be better able to discover betweeii the lines of thc note the advice to conclude an early peace on the best terms obtainable, Yet it would surprise no one if the official view ol the Gern“iar_i"Government regarding the purpose of the note is that joyously proclaimed by its representative in this country when he declared: “Now wc shall have a peace conference; that is, a confereilce called under military conditions clearly indicating the success of Germany in negotiations. Certainly, that point of view wotlld not be without justification. The business of interpreting the President is susceptible of almost any development. " _ _

i~eAce)°'iERMsl '

Mr. Bonar Law, the eminent Canadian who is

now leading the House of Commons in England put the peace proposals of Germany and the Gcrmanised

when replying the other day to a member who prated on the blessings of peace and suggested “let us get

`_’their terms of peace." Mr. Law sai_d:__ _“If"the spirit

of the speech to which wehave just listened were to permeate the country I believe that all the blood and _treasure which have been spent n the war would have been spent in vain. It is all very well to say ‘let us get;-»,\ their terms of peace.’ Yes, but can you get any terms more binding than the treaty for the protection of the neutrality of Belgium? Cari you come to any conclusions on_pap'er or by promise that will give us greater security than we had before this war? Not

during peace; - . _ r'

quarrel--only one _ __

American and Switzerland- proposals in a nutshell'

_ , ' - ' . , _ for those who ave nc c. Ins on pr

a half of editorial space to prove that Mr, Wilson s to It; but the M eeoins to per- vm,” empjoye,-,_ ,mi of ¢_a|-ing _for circular note requesting a statement of war aims was :,:f‘°afl3;f,"‘;t,;’t';,°"|n cgnm,l;f,‘:fn"°w"|t°hm':;'\g; sligsglgdwtlio are lm-tty or__cl?ml>IetelY really a warning to Germany that she would do well matter, by giving the report a most We have, ta cmsjder Wim; wa .wa I to make peace on terms acceptable to the- Allies, That °'“P|!°"° Anti lwaltlve denial. _ to th _man who hal f°\l8l1t I0 <l0l°l\ll

. . -. .. » A ll"-3° We" 3 Y’f~“3° "W C°”‘°"' t' leirds. our property and ‘our Ilbei'-_ _ _ -,_ .» _ _. ._ ~_ _» » .

iis not the interpretation put upon the note In Germany, ~vatlve‘a ot KIus'» “County Cl1°B° 111° 2:, g'¢i‘d`wd have to consider how . to. . _ "~_ .-' -.sp '___ ~ _ ,‘ lf \ fl / it \ lt I r li '

` I ' if ` lgf,

of KIng's County. I am altogether un-

tiality which the grave responsibilities of his position wl»ll_i|_ig__t¢:_ b_¢ platfil li|__=i_ny__ppch false pouring power of our heroic ilemii-mid . ' ` th l ft' t d t S l- 9°” t °“ 90”' 9 'Pu ¢~ mY D0* of those few who are totally disabled. demand,_conceding to him _e o ies an mos un e mmmnm I Dmemmed myself me WB _“_” have gained "___ __b__u__ of fish motives, the fact remains that his course has poopprd p_diid_tdate, nm: l_stiind_by the many women um,-led heme my wan. aroused the most bitter controvesy and necessitated DWP” W _0 C We me- _S “°°"°Y Ulla* WB Shall l"W0 Ellllell the '11|‘l*‘-fl?

I . . bl f ' t W8 Bill" b_6\\l' H0. H1010* Of HHS TUBE strength, physical and mental, of. » / .6-7 - `

the most e aborate and not invaria y ortuna e or rwmor which connects my name with c0um|e,.,,, some,-,, who ,ju-ougih "mi _ ff/,je /,//why %,h_.!_‘

. ' . me Vacant P.0Sll\13Bl9lBl\lIl- wnr have "found" tlleniselves§‘ _untl_» l ° i i `

even plausible explanations from those who uphold _ I _“__ _"__ ew _ we sham in much fewer cam__s_ have. - _ nunam. on _ it , '

JAMES MUISAAC.

Dec. 27. 1916.

A MAN _OF ADVVENTURE.

Tho eulrrc-nt number of the Cana-

dlalt Courier pays- the following til- bute to Capt. John L. Rpad who ro- centlly; let; to take charge ot' the new _Ice-breaker, John D. Hazen, recently sold. to the Russian government and whlch ls to be' delivered In Archangel by Capt. Read. The paragraph liz lfl- ln-strated \vIth two excellent cutsz-

“It is recorded that one Capt. Buck-

man, a native of -Hantsport, Nova Seotla, was once im admiral in the Turklsh navy..Buckmnn (or Buckrum) took a. yacht whlch the Turkish gov- ernment. had purchased in the United States across 'to Turkey and -the Turks appreciated his serviced so highly that they made hlim a sort ot roar-admiral. Now Ilttle Prince Ed- ward Island ls contrlbutlng an ad- mlral to a foreign navy. Capt. John Read, for many years in charge ot' one of thg 'government steamc-rs ply- Ing In winter time between the- its- land and the mainland, took the Ice- breaker Mlnto, over to Archangel and the Rus-slams were so pleased with his exploit that they asked him to come- agaln. And be Is now complying with their request, going In command of the new Ice-brehltér "J, D, Hazen,” which has been renamed the "Mlkula Setllaiilnatoltch.” -Capt. Read has been asked to "attach" hlmaelf to the Russlan navy to take command of the ontlre fleet off lee-breakers, wlth the rank ot admlrul. Capt. Read In d native of Swmmersllie, Prince Edward Island, and Is regarded nr- one ot’ the most. capable-master' mariners ln the Maritime Provinceii -.Hemade several trlpsto Hudson's Bay; and the accom- panying snapshot. shows hlm display- ing. hls 2‘bag." ‘of ducks, the- result of one'day's sport at Eric Cove, Hud- son’5»Bay. The- snapshot clearly dom- on‘sti°uted that he can handle a gun as welll as tl. shlp.”

V BUSINESS. FIRST.

1 . -*-.~.vH>¢- ' - Guest- “I must takothe next train.

It ineansmoney to me! How noon does It go?" _

Clerk, country lnn)- "I’d lose my

job It I told you! It means money to us tg keep you here!" ~

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She': Jones is very' absent minded. I-le: Is that so? ' She: Yes, he- thought tho, other

morlrilng that he left ht-s watchiat home and he took It out ot his pocket to see' whether he had tlme enough to go home for It.

man w o, considering the c_onditions_under which this _ ` . __ _ _ nge siimiiii be e_mpi0y¢(i_ no mmm- ni, _ war was t'orced"on us' and the conditions under which “"' 'Md Y gig? l‘(")°";_'a:: ‘i]’}‘f;l’l(f’v__'_':‘“'|,:'i‘:l“g“‘i"f,b“£`ll|" FOUR ANCIENT . _ls one ol the oldest l>Ieceii"'ot coherent

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the war has been carried on, honestly believes that _ _VL l. Louoow _ will not affect any pension up may re- GHRIBTMAS cAR°"s‘ 22:52 L';,d°f:,s\f:,"c°‘};n, fxtgdatgmgytgg

the dangers and‘lnsecurities‘ from which we have suf- celve. ‘ _ ~' - _ ___.lf-_ 1 - -_ _ ~= the- m,e,.,_ The ' mmjé ' |,if.§n ,M tered can be cured in an h b k. th _ W‘ll9\’l 0V8l'I’l-hm! "l“l'h“m““_ 'mu The ancient Christmas carol “Holy French melody, dated from till thlr _ Y Way t an .Y ma mg C pm _ “ml 9YmP“l7hY W" ‘|" ls dd“°~ Wblhall Night" is German In its orl ln and ls »* -‘

_ _ END3H|p _ E _teentli century, althgugh ol course,

Germans realize that frightfulness does not pay, that _ _ 2:3’-'o’;°‘g‘° _'_:l_°l_‘m§_*_ W ?"‘§L1°|Ynf;:‘*§" vbnnidered by many lwrhvml I0 be U10 lrhaii been harmonized -" to conform

.. . . . ' _ ‘ » 0 , . ' , mmlansm-‘S ‘mf 80mg t0 “llc ll” W0|'ld? what are -R°P°“°d by "°°"°I"' "’ creating ySoIdlers' Homes ibr thestiil iliioiiiiriieiildliiieililniitisau bidhslsiizilbgdoibi wlgiioiiisorli iiwiiiiiiari ziiaritiiiiidliirt beau we lighting for? ` Not territory, not greater/strength 1 do m,,__W,~_y Welsh,--,w,|e, 5;-gold. zztvigltl :IIS l_{;_l_l_l:_;l_l:}K__s_¢_>¢;‘:__:;’_°:_‘l_;_:;l_;‘._:;l Martin Luther. but the consensus ot tim magma; effect at the Clase of as a nation. We are fighting for two things-for éh treasures; ’ I revlgluyumnw "__ mm anmmake oxneit oplntoii- is thddt It is this oarol.__'l‘he would ot "Draw Nlzli

_ _ _ , , Beloved or not. __ J; \ 0 of “nad Hmm, br, my I °ld°\‘ than ill! time “ll 15 °“°_° 61 Immanuel. are about 100 years older

Peace “°W`a”d for Secufltl' fm' Peace m “mf t0 C0me~ Nor yet that one unbroken round ot nl’ 'F151 fd "_ 1 nn il; _____h§§' oldest of German Iolk 2401188. than the music. helngftnken from the Let the house remember that what has ha ned in Gllrthlif Dlehlllrel. In Y,” mil “|24 js “mn y Th” ?.'"°l md Re" Ye Me"y‘G°“` M°““"“l"° b"°"'“"Y °f im’ twelfth

_ ` _ _ ppc ' May be y'our`lot`; ` _ °" “ ‘ir W ‘.°"°°”' _ _ lls'lIl6l\.. ll! Elltlllvll ln lt! Orlzlll Illld _centui-y, and It ls generally believed

this war--outrages in Belgium, outrages by sea and B,,t-,,",e,. tn, you, nm, nd' love, ' '_ _dated back to about tho beginning ol.¢|m¢ they were mm, from the mu,

d | _ ' the seventeenth cetitury.although the gy 0( the ea,-jy Cjmgmms at fpojedo

author cl the worlds and the compos lg 5,

land, massacres in Armenia which Germany could "°_ _l'°“lP°"°”“ 'Ilf-

_ _ _ _ M, me-_ .. _ _ p Iii, where the Mazardblc bi-evlary

have stopped by a word-then realize this 'lhe war And all yodrgiiidiihiiniiii itghted pp with er ot the music are unknown The was gm-muiued V," h V b en fo" hg m I q heavenly blessing, “|10 0l\'l mBl0d¥ S0118 t0 thi! P00111 A other carol The Flrst Noel”

. ` . . . l . i ' ' ‘ ` ' - ` - < " n ._- ii , I _

\ a e e g _ va n, utterly ln _valn, t\tlle.s Am-1 'peace dlvlne. _ . possesses all the best qunllllcatlonslmg 5 ¢|-aq|¢|¢ng| punch m¢|°¢_}y md

we can make sure that it shall never again be in the 1 mum; .sk may ,musjlt °¢_ bme, _ ____ _ __ gf _:ii iit_erl:ng lyymn _tun_p_ and will ppc proimbiy origginawj in prawn, .j P°wer 0f_ anl’ state to do what Germany .bas done. Is pdIr_jhi;_ni;“:_o;_r<;;_v.ho‘__ ; _ , "Y 21" wiiidii iicslsailvfsyis iiiasociiditidies W U' §l;¢_>_\;iz_I;_t_:\_;a___e;::§t__t>i{;pI_;i__g:_:htii mio old peace to some in this war on’the basis-that the great- g,_¢h,¢"y°,, my My f,,|'mg' lghook £1 _ -» _ wc 5?-_\_ _y _ _0|;igin;liy_ ni; old 'caro_l _wap soup 3 ' -'l ' . est crime in the world’_s history is to go absolutely_un- _ _ _ _l°05¥»___;<_:_r_1j:_>;‘r_t_1ov_r_.__ .io /____ ___ \_i U °':]yp‘;f;':_eg“|: ,lf‘e"T§;'g|__“;: wwe "EA , ”'°‘“""“"_“'*‘ _ / punished? It is trly firm belief -tl1_at unless all nations g¢;;,\.h“..;h¢ |“¢my|_,,¢ -1,0,” of 1 . _ __» _ ____ p___ _ ___ li_i_y_i:;‘_lri__bloMcoi:itp_;n _p:__:l;t_a__s_t:;:pt?_e__n;,p _ "_ _

.in the world can -be made to realize that these moral f\l"[1r‘;:’°.‘;'ll.*\‘_- I h _ .‘ .. . -1 --~ _ - _, ,Y 1 fldwgfgllyhllvf- ph_°ed.,h§ melody ,nh ° TH-'N@»f|N"-»w.°`~FAY9”'

._ . . .- ` > .`°”"- i t ' l. ,cl ' '°i“

" ' ‘°1;;;, ~ ' “Sli-;y .the “wer vvicv vm Instead of the “'l‘lioi-on ond dim; 1 will any for

- ';_;r|¢l|.¢|¢n|in, ‘_ _ _,i.. -_ _ _ _ , if-5;! ' r-:fy " third voice Dart. ml formerly. This that fellow whose mI|tokn'o_ou|¢ to

_ -1,. _.__ f wm,,u_¢ ___ -_ _ _ ‘_ °‘*"' "' -_l_< ;_'__ f carol, too, ls one ot the moat populanmuoh trouble." ` 1,.; _ _

` 0 .__-_...._'.... , j \ .» 1 wonldnof look to roloue ,yottf _from _. _ _ __ _ . .5011 lllllt hoiiutltul In the entire rouge "What Il tt!" ”., .I _,_

' Q _ T ‘ ` ""¢i*t¢rs'¢rtm,oljitolie»‘..' 3;( .. _.,. __ __ .'q_13°~_- ____ ._ ._ ?f¢\Qh§_lg_I;:`\_musm»i r - I I __ "ne aoosiri claim- lin nit, inton , _ ` ° ... ,y ,wh____'oJ\79l;__`°6’_Y\:;’_'\D‘l:_‘\»‘__ .v _-_“_ _ __ _ _"_, _'_ _,___ _,___ ,_ ___ '_ Ill _____» 'Draw Nllb. Immanuel, _tions were good. nii_ _ ____ ___

-ll-9-e-_-In-I _ _- _r _ _ "uf: » ° . ' '~ » ‘ ' ' ' V

meetiingw Now-that the question has been raised it_` Cham? Chrkis 'da that 8 c°un"y can keep ‘mt gf \ Thy heart Ion here; ~‘ ` "',',’_j ""_," '

- _ ' ,f ‘ - - - lil litlt' -\‘i . - , _ _ ' i -_r .' .'

_ I . . . ~ ~.~t . rl __- ._ » W _ _~ J . . ‘l;:.',.2f. ‘:;':';:‘::.'.:s.;‘1.‘r:.:;l2:‘.i;‘ ‘ "' will-as AvPf°¢1=*°dF°fMs» dB°vS _ _ _ __ _ . _ _‘ _ , In nom _ __ __ _ _ __ ___n___ i -. 1 __ . .i '_-.;._ .: qw, _i » _ __ -_ _i _ _ ___,,‘ -,i,_,._-‘._i(i<'_ _ ‘ __ _ _ _7 -. ' -» _i» _tions are concerned it does not take two to make a'“rn. i-torn oiid diode'-his iioddtoods I .1 . Glifbfi. 3ll°W8ll0¢M°¢°8lil\\5»F¢l¢lI_W;KiQSl _ __ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ glttl doth manure, ~' . _ -___ _ _ _ Opening, Smwsmg _ ' _mal

I do nobrissbiigflolrkhiliri-'you o loner - _ _:cl-fwfr;

rn o.

forces must be vindicated there never can be an en- guy ie-5;, ygafipuii,-,:l:,(,,.1,, '"¢_|»'y

. . _ -i . . electwn 1°’ the F°d°"`“l H°“°° °f ti-tal society when the soldiers come ’ .(2 ,.,/~,.» ~ _

received. That is certainly not the mterpretatjon put Coinm<_>_ns. I accepted the trust arnd back |,, mme number, ,md me ma. U55 _

~ T ' _ . __,{v., ,__

upon the note in London, where resentment of Mr. ;"‘;':n;e‘;‘t‘;’:§__f;’:|‘;;;d_*}_;‘*:_‘£;_::’_:_ gl; j_i:_iig___gt aiiiiy supplies has como to \._ ."__"T_;___.___ \/Vilson’s attitude ls most universal. In Berlin, as ln seeking or applylng tor any otllco ol we»d° not Wm, the 901,114,-,» homg. _ ` _ 4 ' '.__i_

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.London, the note is viewed as strengthening rather 3f8:;‘“;%’;'éid‘;';d2;c;h‘; li_“r:')f_'_;‘:_'_;‘i*:_';"°i_: ;¢_:>_;_l':_l_l;_§yl0_ I1;§gt_\_._ ii_C<:‘_I_>_l___l;¢;;::_l;-D;1___:;3_;l;: 3' \ _ _ than weakening to the German desire fora peace which the highest _§le_g_i~e__p', me-_i;poni;ry, bance_ we wang on me cm"-M-y, _ ,_ | ,,‘l_.j,Ai__*N t_ shall be advantageous in every essential respect to the ”°“"°-°_"“' an 5 °“°"“ e' t “’°“` l0 fllld in lf ll Feat 0DI>0l‘l\1l1lt¥ £0 ~ I I _. _ lea ue which German re resents `ixiidnifegttliilnniiidstdpinuiinitiii Befliiihtiriiigi increase the prosperity and hapm“e»B _ _ { u I i i 'hw

g . _ y p_ . a w g ~ o 6 y nt that part of the Empire which they. _ __

Crediting the President with the absolute impar~ "°l’°“°'1 l" me DY "lv C°“°°\'V°“"°° have fought to save.

We shall have lost forever the la-

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returned soldiers who are tmore. or

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' Our attitude toward the war and toward the peace U‘“"'°"°l°“'“- ‘ less wrecked physically or mentally, _ Q

but who are not qulte useless Io t.I|o_ r I ' EW 1°€H i0l1S

l pre-slime much ht' the work to he _ . _ _ _

done by the Mllltury llospltuln Utilit- mlnslon leads 'illi'ect.Iy` to"tIi'e ltlrgefr work <;-I land and Industi-Ial nettemo=.nt._ For obvious reasons we shall' hope that many ot' the returned 1-ioltl.Ie~ri1 wtll take"up Imiil. Thé manner ot selecting such land so' that communi- tlos ot’ loynl men shall he- planted. ln every province, ol’ carlng -for the sol- dler»t`a.rinerilul.ihls early'ye/urs ot set- tlement, and of Iendlng him money for Improvements. ls.-of prime Importo ce.

Meantline the-~;l~IospltuIe’ Comiiilii-

slon hosrfnilded to Its other burdens.

by training ~and~ hyrthe 'uso of newly Invented lniplementa, men who would

upon ,the country .andi ii monument; off our. lngrat.ttud_e.- 1 1 I

and one-arniedi slolilierwas al-ways pre'-

I- lllelllllllg itat the~communit~y;-l-‘Jost we I'orget;‘f- -'- Wa~-were-uaedf to se Ing 8- bunk-mcsseIl8ei'1.wltl1 one sle',eve pinned to,I\is!lir_east.-and his handsome' eommleslonairo cont- covered with me- dals. . _ ,

HANDICAPPED, BUT NOT DISAQBL-i

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To-day. ovoi'y».;omnloyeri 'ot J =1ahoui‘.

lIll1lll|l'Hl4_¢tUI'f=r. merchant, banker. or whatever. his calling. should he condi- derlrig how the can employ a few port- ly disabled men, and thus do some- thing,.mo_ro. lit ienrrylng the burdens QI’ the war. _ _

Manya muchlno shop can use ii _cdr

taln inimheg. ti n - - dd `

other wars. . _ \

In a recon ' -l

. s Red Cross, _two

oplcers totally blind from the- effect

One of these bllnil ofllcera In now ent ployed an an expert electrlclan. wiillo the other ls a- competent actuary land already engaged In soliciting Ilfp ln- surance. ~

Totally bllnd mon are being trained

ai stenographers, taking slyortltaiul

wrltten by tlhe same bllnd operator.

the duty.ot’ making snltable I"c-r work.". '

otherwise lil many eases be' ix <¢hargo_-‘

In--my yqunger days the one-legged

sent., eloquent ot war.»and..not wltihout - 1

%... ~ P ` ’ ae.. , ,E »\;c;...°. ~ ?` . Zi* ~fi-$3* ,_ _ _ __;_- vs;-5; -‘ §__ 1, =‘,s,_

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I: ~f;-23"*

rf or: _-.-.s;. - -~ .., . ‘fs-3.# ..~`

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' we may judgeby the expressions of opinion so far f°" their "'““‘l“"d b°°"°" “t "‘°. ‘mt vrewnt the dlSC'l‘8lDlll1¢l0ll'°f`lN!“B°_ _ » '_" Y. ‘ “I ~ " i `°’ - l ‘ ` `

l‘i_.»il_-_ .'f-z_f'.U»* _ __

tt I `| _-"".“,',%` _,_

_\_ ;€;~iitr' _' Crm? J'

;§==~ .-.I_ (___. _

_x' _$7 _

am 5 §" _.= .

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Shaker Knit Coat Sweaters.

Bodine BURNS

Scart§}'1fCaps and Pull-Oveis in thefollowing

combinatioris T _

Rose and White Red and White Saxe and White Copen and White

' - ALSO _ White, Crimson, Blue, Brown,_ Plaids-and Rose-

Seie Our " -

over Sweaters in White, Plain and Rope 'Stitch

h big Roll Collar at $5.50_and 6.50 ' A _ ____

Onlv seven Maize Silk Sweaters with Scarfs léff

in Nile ,Green, Mauve, Tan, Black and Purple, Leather

White _from $11.98 to $23.00 _ _ _

Patons Limited

i. o o euim and pile-1 ""~‘»”' `- ` ` 'i ' 'l " ' '

legged meil with hartlly,nny _loss ot’ ` ‘

€fllclenGy.;._._Th9 Hospitals Codnmls-ll' "" - ' '

sion sends them out_betto‘r prepqreill _ 1 V _

to lei-ii-len tlhe eIl`e_et-ot’ their dipubllt- ° . ‘

tteii than the wounded soldiers ` of_ ' ` ' i f "' *S ~‘I`h S t C h F I ' B

nov iornho Brin li g 0 la e mo e 0

o wounds appeared before the pub '° ' » 7 -

llc. __ Both had hoen ti'i1lnetd.l.n‘tbo ‘ r ’

won erfnl establishment i Enlilanl _ - ' Hdmllllsmefl _ lu Sli- Mlfliui- Pwraoii- is now in P. E. ISLAND _where he will remain for a

_ short time only. ‘ W

_Parties Having Pelts. _

notes by a system whlch enables them °f any requested to communicate to beread by touch. before bolng type- lPOSt OffIC€ BOX Slll`l'll`ll€I'Sld8.

Some' of these men are dlreadygglch `; Same methgd as last year, - ~ more otllclent than the average ‘s _ no- L ‘ r he `

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_.............--..................,.....-........._....»-.» What the peucetuleommunltio al.. al t B k d

_ _ _ _ _ _ home' must bein' in mltid is that t eser e

this nation alone, but the neutral nations, will, I hope, - men are not render-of] miiirfioi- mi

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understand the position at which we have now arrived. Dull sELEc.nons Fon _“;"_f’l;l;___;>_;1_ll _:l;§:h_t_-hp_y__ai;_¢; l_::2d:_c_:gD<;f:_ h. Germany has made peace proposals, On what basis? uullmlu READERS sense ,O put more memy mt-0 ysmh. 3682_\2_28_M2|_ - ,» _ .-

' ~ - ' . _ remaining ahilltleir. ' ~ _ . ‘ -

On th; basis of her victorious armies. Is there 'i _ ____ _ A“_th_e mgommy or 'mn mgemouq

. _ . . . _ . ` ` “Ori o` e"vacant‘lot loo feota Montcla'r boy* M°"""' f ` I " ' ._ U I T ‘ if" il Q ii

United States opinion is especially interesting at _(_ ____;d $56 worth _of veg___________ __ _ _ i N_w ___ __'___1~1,___;n___ _(_}_o_.::_p_;ii:__lo_:_q_ bound W N BME? MGM, litlbbefs, __ _ _

` preient. Our lousiiis'across’the bnrlar are now trying ‘Qfork exchan' ,_ _ - y ` li lon wealth podm|lng;‘.‘ " 3W°"%°" ~. _ gt; » - - f ~. _ ._.._~~ -~; ‘ /.1 -_' ~ ._ _ ~' y

.z ' _ - _ . - .- __ gc. Multiply this amount by the number. -_ _ . , . - FOR-thoLl-PTLETOTS--Pret Pdtebt Bo6t§,"lB| e,Gt'e , cl W te 'I' ' M Que. _bmqtmscgulr 1=.‘res__;_d¢~=»l._.,__l;l-.s.l=¢_».==¢ fm 1- d¢=flv_,,, ,,,,,,,,< ,,,,__, ,,, B,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,-,,,_ 9,, ,,, ,, _,n-(dire.-r¢».l.ii’i°1‘»'»°"»»ir“9~i3i,ii¢i...».__yviiii¢ di_id_iz_ed__F¢_i¢ siipp¢rs.“',t ° .y _°° °' °“”. _ °°° .. -

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