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IIIMAIIKAILI PROPHIGV TWO
YEARS AGO IN WARIAW _
America aa the leader ln the peacd
movement, the abolition of the bound»
ary line. between ure unites some
Ind” Canada and Mexico andza “nest
em initiii are predicted in a remarkl
able sooalled Warsaw prophecy, medd
by a young girl of that city, llliaa "R,
8-." inoctcbm-»1o14. - ~ .
The prophecy. in contained in n. been
Dlllllllhell by ailollsh doctor; who. has
served abroad in the Red Gross, and I*
new in this counl:ry.=He signs hlmsel
discreetly “Dr Btepham" although he
gives 'his full name to Mmé Bsumowske
Ad!-ffkwlki of Cambridge, president of
the Friends of Poland," who has fur-
nished the following translation. - '_
The words of a young woman from
Warsaw, Miss B. B., at one of tim
psychological meetings in Warsaw cop-
izihfrom hectographic print in October
The 'crore will be gory this year.-
A war wil start in all Europe.-A
German avalanche will submerge all
our country up to Warsaw, up to Vis-4
tula-and also the whole of Belgium.-
The German people will follow their
Government.-Against the Germans
France, England, Russia. and the her-
oic Belgium wlllliue up-Poland, for-
gotten by the whole world, will act
with equal heroism to Belgium; and
no one will appreciate the tragedy of
the Polish soul when, owing to the
Crime of Europe committed o. hundred
years ago througlr the dismemberment,
a brother will have to fight against
a brother. _
All through the flrlt your the stru.
B510 will continue with varying luck.-
Gelicla will pass from hand to hand___
And the result-ruined, burned cities
and villages, dishonored women, de.
filed churches,- the population chas.
ed out of their land,-desparlr, misery
and plague; the result-the country
one huge cemetery.
Words of Millions of Victims
On the side of Germany and Austria
-Turkey -and on the side of France,
England and Russia, italy will stand.
Before the year 1915 goes by Warsaw
will fall into German hands. The scal-
es of victory will seem to tilt over to
the German side.
One of the combatting forces will
lose its leader. The Germans, es appa-
rent victors, will assall peoples with
their offer of it thorny olive branch cf
peace--and they will find an echo of
agreement in the dynastic interests
in Russia, _
The sprouting ided of war, stifled
and deformed by the Governments of
lf Subject To Colds A
Here ls Good Advice
Don’t load your stomarm with cough
syrups. Send healing mediation thro-
ugh, the nostrils- send it into the pas-
sages thst are subject to colds and
Catarrh. Easy to do this with Catar-
rhozone. which cures a cold in ,ten
minutes. Even to thelungs goes the
healing vapor of Catarrhozone- all
through the bronchial tubes, nostrils
and air passages-everywhere a trace
of disease remains will Catarrhosene
follow. You'll not lznve colds. nor will
yoi suffer from snidies, bronchitis ur
throat trouble if Uatalrllozone is used.
Gel ii. today but bewole of dangerous
substitutes meant to deceive you for
genuine Catarrnozcno. All dealers sell
Cstnrrhcsone, large size, two me-1‘.hs
treatment, costs $1.00: small size
60s; sample size 25a.
 
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_- und that critical attention
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ready for your inspection.
` _ _
' " dugout life. There are three of us in
, Q this one. one chap from Dartmouth
` '1\ and another from Picton, lt' rains with
"verberoslty". Sgt. Smith (otherwise
\.'». called Smith) says_ He is from
\‘ ° Picton Our dug-out roof needs re-
. A _ pairing badly but rrltz, no doubt in
, <2" "<i.=ory also on account of the rain.
gl ",;€ _ .»l._1ccts so we were forced to resort to
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:Wliyibe a straggler in the rear
gllarlt limulhs sions bali dead with
nerve!-chronic lndlgeetlon and lower
vltllltfl Desert today from the army
0! 99li;;‘;LDebilitY and enroll under
°. .-. °\‘ of General Good
_ a_alt£.__~_Yoli need assistance! Zootio
a_._ __ __ _fill friend that will put you
,_ ___ your feet again. This
anions health tonic suppli-
ea,tn a_. moat pleasant form just those
elements which your nerve torn fibre
are drying for. 'llake it for two weeks.
and lf,you__cannot report rw pl-ng.-egg
ward renewed health we will rerqnd
tile- ase'~prica'. That's how sure
we are it. So how can you longer
trifle w_ this urgent matter of get-
ting we glint Bold by . A. Foster
Dist:-lu; _ a arent _mr r. ls. l.
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the tlshtlns sides, will begin to light
the dnwn~ f the freedom of the peoples
Until 'no the Governments spoke
with th i
oi: ce of cannons and crimes,
with_the ice of massacres of millions
th ti
Revolut ns will start in Austria.
ica, and the revolutionary Americas
will take the lead oi' the movement
the States and Mexico will disappear.
This movement will pass to the South
America. The years 1917 and.1918 will
be those of the greatest revolutionary
tension, Revolutions will flare up in
Germany, France England and italy.
Russia, Germany and England will
go to pieces as states-and on their
ruins will rise a federation of free
nations of Europe. So Poland will also
be independent. Turkey will be chased
away into Asia and Constantinople
will become a. free city.
England will he deprived of her col-
onies. Egypt will become independent.
A federation of peoples of Asia and
the whole world will start. This errant
nation, the Jews, will fight out for
themselves the right of deciding for
themselves. _The nations will not dis-
appear but ,will lndividuallzo them-
selves. 'llheiprocess of formation, of
creation. wi_l last a long time, Only
the year 1910 will become s year of
peace and s. new era in the develop-
ment of humanity ou earth.
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Milli IIHEEHFUL
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Mrs. Lowther of Kingston has re-
ceived the following letter from her
son, N_ W. Lowther, who left here
with the 6th C. M. S. slid is now in
Franco.
ln a dugout. 1
April 22nd
My Dearest Mother:-_-I believe to-
morrow is Easter Sunday. l wonder
what Easter should signify to us_
I sm going to give you an idea of s
lrangillg 'mess-tins. steel helmets. un-
der tho dl-ips. So you see we go back
to the days nf tile ancients who meas-
urcll time ill' liln running ul' sand
illrmlgh ull llour glass. whereas we
ulcasllrc li. by illc llloss-tins getting
fllll. (inc takes 22 minutes. another
14 and the lin-luit las we call them)
one hour and 50 minutes_ Tillie is as
relentless horn os ullywllurc for li' you
chalice to snooze oit you are awaken-
ed in 14 minutes by drill, drlp on
your face. In tho nmsntlmn the oiliccr
All Easy Way To Get'
Fat And Be Strong
GOOD ADVICE FOR THIN FOLKS.
The trouble with most thin folks
who wish to gain weight is that they
insist on drugging their stomach or
stuffing it with greasy foods; rubbing
or useless "flesh creams" o’r following
some foolish physical culture stunt.
while the real cause of thlnness goes
untouched. You cannot get fat until
your digestive tract nssimilstes the
food you eat;
There is a preparation known to re-
liable druggists almost ‘everywhere
which seemingly embodies the missing
elements needed bythe digestive or-
gans to help them' convert food into
rich fat-laden blood. This modem treat
ment is called Sargol and has been
Bargoi aims through _regeuerai,ive. re- ;
sch and intestines to literally' soak up..
the fattening elements of your food
and pass them into theblood, where
they are carried to the stained. brok-
en-down cells and tissues o you body.
You can readily 'picture what result
this amaslng transformation should
produce as with increased weight
the cheeks till out. hollowa about neck.
shoulders and bust disappear and from
e0 to I0 pounds of solid. healthy neeh
s added to the body. Bagel is absolute
ly harmless. inexpensive. efhcleat
Leading druagiete ot this vicinity have
it and will refund yw money if yon
are not sstisned; as _r the guaran-
tee fonnd in every package.
if you ilnd a drngglat who is my-_
able to supply you sean '$1.00 to the
National Laboratories. ‘lt lt. Auto
ine lt.. Montreal and a  tee
says treatment will be salt! you pete.
Norm-slr ol is r "onlie
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WU” l\°\\l`"5ll» Ii.. will you ilnd
0;l_¢'l\QY_z‘lI3‘a;eel helmets we are
I ' ‘ ." and out ou o
N035 foil. llid so ou. ' .fy t
This morning as I was cooking
,breakfast a cuckoo started singing or
chanting. lt was the ilrst I had heard.
Amd "toll Main we can iight no~ fires
or rather make no smoke in day-
llllll as Fritz sends Over iloclrs ol
whlaa-bangs so as necessity_mother's
invention. lsot all old mncnnocbie tin
(they contain beef. vegetables. etc.,
‘and/all that is required is to warm
them up) cut oi! a small square of
sand-bag, put thisin the tin, slice up
s cdndiedne. set a match and pl-este!
you;have s line fire without smoke
and will' heat a mess-tin of tea etcl
You can't beat it. Then get a piece
of nice, soft, sweet. biscuit (impos-
sible to be obtained in Europe) and
ouonvuv o tin of Jam ui you have tus
good fortune to have one. We have
not at present). But l have a pipe,
some Edgeworth tobacco, a whole skin
and good spirits. so why should 1
worry? The little bushes are shooting
into lest slowly. but there ls no sign
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Get Dr. Hamilton's Pills today, 25c.
for freedom of the whole yorld. 9°’ b°x M' au' d°“l°"°' Er-a -. _
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Ill!
from the trees yet_ This
the first place we have been
leaves are colnlng‘ sn fast.
Am em:losing_a piece of
Eokher that one of our
down near us after a long
pilot was not killed. but the
was. This morlling we saw a
aeroplane scrap over our heads.
Fritz and one of ours got into
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maIee»tth'esvyoet|or,
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machine guns splitting' but
Fritz seemed to get onlpp of
ours a broadslde. ,Ours
down directly 1_0! ue
first behind us_ But we
a chance to work' -him
landed some shells right.
as soon as ours landed
nasty here with hill
bangs and shrapnel. Love to all.
and
Materialistic dollar-worshipping A- ‘ - '
mari” Wm wish 1° sum M" “°““`“" supply the materials and “Distance will. `irownr.liA--flelifiml P i 'f r ll ~ su rl.. net um- le .ue in win.
itnllbut in valni T21? peolna off ?me;lc5   Your iansliiignrrie islllliy phill fn: llieeyellrsqdf giour best enrrlillg power.
w respon o e ca o ree om ’ ' ' |. t ri ~ l v et
of nm nations on the Omer side ot the and energy with which to build up l e ua een' you. some new nauraneled a e I
on A r hm m ta I me nm.,-mwn system, _ H. H. BEER, Prev nclal Manager, Summers e, P. E. ., _
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Am°,.|“». Ramon" continues, No other medicine will never depreciates and never defaults in dividends,
“'°“5u-1°" the °t°m“°h and dl5°°“"° the new Compound Investment Policy in the
_Advice tobyspeptlcs __ _
-n0w_ e na one will begin to speak ' _ 9’  '
_vaitg worse o_f1l;1{:i|loliis of millions of we" worth Fouowmz
v . es. ll b ' '
ofce. Elerie!-wlxde revoliltlon,etlilr;ei?l~°gl In the °“° °f dY'P°P'l“' me WW' '
'the begl 'ing' of a new ern, and me tlte is variable. Sometimes it is rav-
beghmf I the connagmuons or me enous. again it is often very poor. For. '
wm.|d_ -this condition there is but one sure -
remedy- Dr. Hamilton's Pills-which ,
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Infinite Artistry in Violin Playing
FTER an absence of nearly two years the re-appeaurance of Kathleen
A Parlow on Columbia records will be a delight to admirers of this _
' gifted Canadian girl. In Drigo’s “Serenade” and Dvorak’s“Indlau _ .~ _
Lament” her music touches supreme heights of tenderness and beauty. ' '
Al ]olson’s hit from the New York Winter Garden, “'Wl1ere Did
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O’Connor’s comic song success, “Oli ]oe, With Your Fiddle and Dow,”
are two other star performances from twenty great new popular hits listed.
A 'Good Program For Any Evening
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85°" Hawaiian guitar duet. 5 ' Trio.
New Recordings by Great Concert Artists
Graveure sings with poetic feeling Tom Moore‘s songs “She is Far From the Land ;"
Marie Sundelius delights her admirers with two more lovely ballads; Henri Scott and
Godowsky add four gems to their repertoire-a veritable least of art.
Then there are eight rhythmic, swinging dance records (“'I‘hey Didn’t Believe Me,"
from "The Girl From Utah," is one of the best); accordion novelties; orchestral gems;
comic, sacred and trio records (two of them by the Trio de Lutece)-altogether a list
to make you eager to see your dealer this month. Drop in at the nearest Columbia
store-the first chance you get to-day. .
Remember, its a pleasure for any Columbia denier to play for you without thought
of obligation. He will also give you complete Columbia Record List, or write for it to
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