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LUSITANIA AS SUNG IN
GERMAN MUSIC HALLS
LONDON, Aug. 3.-The Morning
Posts’ Amsterdam correspondent for-
wards the text of a popular German
music hall song, entitled “The ile-
striictlon of the Lusitania," described
as n. marching song. hy ltudolf Kuhn.
The verses tell the following tale:
"She sailed for England from Ne\v
York with contraband. She Invited
thousands to travel on board. But
our submarine smelt ii choice dish.
“Tile Lusitaniii. sailed merrily along
her criminal course; Init the submar-
ine was on the watch off lreland's
coast. She carried Anierlcnns, Eng-
lisllnicn. i~`i'enclinien, Greeks and
Dutcliinon to the dance of dcath.
“Tile submarine lilt true. Those who
were not siitfoenteil were drowned.
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After rclereiice to complaints by
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many explosions and so vile gases
emitted by the Anlericuli alnniinlltlon,
the poem coiitiiiiies:
Most of them with their paws burnt.
l~]ngianil’s sons and their companions, ' " Glaranteed to Satisfy or I
Oh, how quiet iliey have become!
Sn join now in ii funeral song.
Build submarines as fast as possible.
Sink the enemy ilito a cool grave so'
that Germany may have peace."
Each verse has a running chorus.
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shaving-to give your face
that velvety feel-better _lay
in a bottle of Rexall Shaving
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shaving comfort is like.
money back. A bottle 25c
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PLANT LINE.-Plant Llné service
to Charlottetown again resumed. See-
ad in this issue. 2320-7-29mtf
DISCOUNT. - Everyone should pay
_their July electric light bill before Aug.
10th as that is the last to get a dis-
count. 2428
YORK CIRCUIT.-- ltev. J. L. Daw-
son's services tomorrow will be York
11 a. ni., Union 3 p.m.. and Iirackley
7 p. m. _
ST' JAMES CHURCH.- Miss i{cl~
en }I_uglios~,»,.vv1Il,<sing.a soloin St..
.lanies (Ihurch tomorrow evening on-__
‘titled “My God and Father ,While l
strkyff - '- . -.-u -i '»:. |'~'- 1- '
HAzEi.sn0ol<.-..-Rev. J. A. Gordon
l).D_, will preach. in i,I_ievI-lnzelbrook
Baptist Church next Sunday at`te_rnooli
Aug. 8 at thrtie ` ‘o*él`ock. ' Sunday
.school will meet at 2 o'ciock. "
CARDIGAN BOYS' CONFERENCE.
-~Applications are now coming in for
the Older iloys' 'Conference at Cardi-
gan, August 21-24. `As the number oi'
_lelegates to be entertained is limited
to 50. application should be made at
once. Write for _inforiniiltion to Secre-
tary. Y. M. (l. AH: t’7liari6ttetown.' ‘
SUNDAV’S MEETING. -- Rev. ILG.
I-`ulton of the First Methodist (`liurch
will address the Scanlon and lt`rir-|id.~:
at the British and l“oreign Sailors'
incctilig on Marine Wharf on Sabbath
»t p. ln. Ensign Stluurebriggs. and thr-
Salvzition Army will collduct the open-
ing service as usllzil. ` '
NORTH AMERICAN HOTEL, Aug-
ust 6th, 1915. .lunies _ Criiiksslialik,
'l`i'urn, N. S.: '/.acllarinll llolli-elle.
(‘ity; John Carver, (‘ity; /\lexandi\r
lilctiiiigan, l'hi'iistni`t`iiage; IJ. J. Mc-
Nabb, Millcove; John A. Stewart,
Southport; Robert Stcad, Wlieatley
River.
SUMMER RESIDENCE BURNED.-
A serious tire occlil'reii at llollilnd
(‘ovo ycstei'day when the sulninei’
house oecilpleil by Juilge Fitzgerald
ulnl family was burneil to the ground
llapplly over_vbod_v is sale and quite
a quantity of the furniture \vas also
saved. The loss will be keenly felt
as the bun'galow \vas ideally sitiliiif-1'
and the scene ol' niaii_v enjoyable so
cial affairs for the young people.
NEW_ SKATING RlNK.- The enter-
prising young people oi' Moreil have
undertaken the building of a skating
rink, and the roinmillec whom they
have entrusted wltli the work is evi-
dently niadc up oi' llustlers as the build
ing is no\v in i'l'ainc and partly board
ed ill. The rink is 1110 by tit) feet and
is <-onvenieutly siliialeil noni' the cell
tro ot` the village. 'l‘he proinotcrs arf
to be i-oiigratlllateil on their oiitei_'pl'iisc
alid it is hoped the new rink will re-
i-_tive` the generous patronage not only
ot' the village but of the surrounding
ooinnninity.
OF LOCAL INTEREST. - The foi-
lowing iieln, in connection with recent
repair.~; and improvements made to the
Ne\vciistle Methodist (`.liur1-li, of wllich
Rev. \Vni. llarrison, D. 1)., fo1‘mcl_y
of Grace Church, Charlottetown, is
pastor, appeared in a recent issue of
the Wesleyan. "The paliiters have just
fiiiislieil painting the outside of our
i-hnrch in Newcastle. This with other
iinproveinents around thc building.
gives the churcli a line appearance
and is ii-orcilil t.o the lyietlioilisiii of
Ne\\-ciistlo. During the past tliret
years soineihing over seven liundred
dollars have been exponileil ou i-liurch
lind |>nl'.==oilzigc p|'opert_v and all bill."
are pi'ovi|leil tor by l.adlf\.s` Aid S0
cloty and other sllcriill nieaiis, The on
tire p|~opi~i~t_v is now in good condition
and tri-o oI` debt. lfoi' something over
i-lght_\' _years l\'li-tliodisln has bt-I-li rc
prosellteil in this town and we are not
iiuarc that the i-hlirch has Iieoii li-l`I
for ii single _year without an eilicicnt
suppl_v. The original building still
siailiis on the i'lilu‘i'li's lol and is now
used t`or other purposes. Dr. lleartz
lil whose wonderful vigor and activity
we all ri joice, can relate vividly some
oI` his own preacliing experiences in
tho old building some fifty _vcurs ago."
::Foster'3 Effervescent Sallve-A
plcusitnl_ invigorating _laxative for- bil
ltliinliess. (‘.onst.lpat_ion, lleziiluclie, Sei
.\‘icklics.~1. Skin ltlruptions and all i'ev
orish i-onilltions of the .sysiclll 1i5i: bot
llc.-l-1. A. i~‘ostc|',.(‘ciitral Drug-
::W:itor tokr-rs ill nrrr\:\|'.s lor the
i~iiri-ont t|uarter`s rates nr(-now be-ing
lIf‘X If‘ I I Wi |l D
ly be no rates outstanding.
The Three Masted
chooners
and _
Anthracite Of the
Revere Hotel Block
lottetown, will preach ut Cornwall
next Sunday evening, Aug, Sth, at 7
o'ciock. _
AT ST. PETERS CH-URCH. - The
n0y_ _Donald McDonald, t1lia|,llaL\i_,_ ul
St. Johnland, Long Island. will preach
ill St. _I‘et_er's (laliiedral on S1liiday_ei/-
ening. `
'RE_V; DR. HARRISON. .ILL. -Rev.
Dr. Harrisoifs many i`rienils in Char-
lottetown. will regret to learn that he
is confined to lied tliroiigli illness at
his home ill Newcinilie, N. _U._,
_ ,COMING PLCNIC. - A union patrio-
tic picnic to bo held in the vicinity " of
iliiy View is being planned by the
members oi' Hope River I-‘arnier’s In;
stitute ,aiid~tlio~Latlies ot' Stirling Wo~
in_en’s.1nstitute Stiinloy Ilridgc. Date
Aug. 26th. Proceeils in uid of ' Rod
t‘ross'Work.' Ad later. _ _
QUITE A WALK.- A rather funny
incident happened a few days ago
wlien two ladies and it gentleman,
said to belong to tlllarlotleiown, went
on a motor hoat trip ilp East llivcr,
ai: far as Crainborry Wliarf. Every-
thing went alright until tlley were
ready to leave on return. The gentle-
lnan then proceeded to start the ell-
gine Init. try as he inight it would not
go and as it cu_liscqlieiico botll ladies
and gentleman had to start walking
back to (7hai'|oit'otown a iiistallcc ol'
about iificeu miles.
SCOTCHFORT AND VlCINITY_ --“
The Hcoii~.lli`ort Gloi- t‘lub spent Mon-
day at St. l’i-_Ivins nnd ri-ports having
a very enjoyable Iilnc tif-_spite tho in-
:-li-_niont vvoatlior.-- Miss liliiry A,
i\'lcl{onzir-, St-oicli|`oi't is spending it
wool; visiting t`rii‘nil:a in Soilris,~---bliss
Annie Mi:l)onnld, litmton, is .spoiiiliiuz
'.1 tt-w dnys visiting in St'otcIi|`ori tin-
'xilest' of Mrs. .lnlllt-,\~ ll;i|iilu‘ii~l<. ~ hir.
i'ot.or Stool is b|lsli|_\' cllgilgorl <'l'octil1g
fi new dwelling liou.~'.<- on his t'u|‘ni ill
!~‘»l-otr‘llI`t\l't_--- Ililyilu: is thi- orilcr oI`
thi- day in Scott-liI`oi~| and ilii-i~i-Hlyimtg
and lno.~:tl_v all tho l`:iri|lor:.‘ l'r~_ports
having it bountil'ul crop allliou_L:h tho
si-ason is solneiviuit liiloi' than it has
boon i'or some years piist.~S.
::THE SOLDIERS’ BOOTS vvoi-0
"mind to ho too light but not oven a
%oIdier on active sei-\'ii'e gives liarder
wear than it ronlpinl: boy. 'l`Iio|-i- ig
wni- hritild that will ;:lnnd up with tho
`ial'dr-st. yoliiigt-'ti-|‘s--»- (‘ROSi3\"S
‘Y()llN(l (‘i\.\.'Al).-\" Si-bool Stine.-:_
'l‘hi-y iiro not heavy or i~lninb:~‘._v Init
nude ol' the best It-:it.lir-r and Al.l.
licntllcr. .. llali` silolltly slloos are ii
pool' i|lv<‘i1'lllli‘ni wiieli il fi-_w t-i»||t,<;
iiddeil will get (‘l`t()HllY`S.
ziiioilaks, Iirownir- t'aniera.=:_ Photo-
i.:i'uplli<- Suppllo.-<, also lit-velopiilg and
l’i-inling, at .lolin:<o'_i  .Iohn.son. ’l`hr~
Qlialily llrngstort-_ 1i1lT;'.;'l-i5|n|1'_

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'almost <-vi-ry known viii'ii~iy.
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‘ counter-everything is clean,
:ind inviting.  Ai `. I
) Fresh fruits in any icsircii
combination-ice Crcan hut is
pure and delicious. \
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On Hot Days _\
Don°t neglect your s'l<in. ' A
little of _lohnson’s liaiiy and
Toilet l’o\\'dcr will rellevc all
‘affections caused by heat, leav-
ing the sl<inAsoi't, Clcan and
refreshed. X Y
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so convenient and economical,
so agreeable and satisfactory.
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WELCOME VlSlTOR.-- For the
tirst time in twenty years, Mrs. Char-
les McVarlsh, nee McM1ill_aLr,- ignmtivo
of Bull's Creek, is on a-visit to the
ioiueland says the North Sydney ller-
iild. She is accompanied by her hus-
band, who is u native of St. Peter’.s
Ilay, P. E. I., but who for nearly a
quarter ofa celltury has been employ-
ed as boss carpenter with Mr. N. Mc-
Neill, the Cape Breton philanthroplst
and millionaire contractor, oi' Boston.
During the visitors' stay here they art
the guests of Mrs. McVariish'g cousin,
Mrs. McPherson, wife of the Collector
-if Customs. They are now from P. E.
island, where Mrs. Mcvarislrhad not
tot forth for tlilrty years.
W. M. S. OUTING. -- At the invita-
ioii of Mrs. Berkeley, the members ol'
he \‘V. M. S. of thc First Methodist
held- _-a -.mouth eiilovwble ' 'outing
il. licrloyely, liomt-,‘Westwood, on
'l‘iiiir`s<la_v a_lternoon'. The lovely scen-
'-ry. alid 'cool 'breezes from tile water
.vere ideal und the ladies present vot~
:ti it quite the nicest meeting of the
icasoli. Tile members were coiiveyeii
o thc grounds by automobiles llirough
the kindness ot' Mr. W. li. ltogers.
llr. Bruce Stewart, Mi'. Dennis and
\ir. Gnlldei, and it cliarliiing lunr'ii¢-on
was servoil during the afternoon. One
ii' the pleasing features ol' the outing
.vas the brilliant address given to thr-
lzidies by Mrs. \Vright oi` iialiimori-,
who is the guest of Mrs. J. Il. Rolli-
Iiough. Mrs. Wriglit is a charming
speaker with a well modulated voice
'ind
::'I‘he best. time to buy I-lard (‘oal.
A. Pickard & Co., are disrllarging a
large cargo ot' the very best. llnrd
(`oal_ intending `puri-hascrs should
order their supply no\v. 2367.
BORROWED A MALLET
l.()Nl)0N, Aug. 4_~ Ono ol` our ini-n
in tho tri-iiclios, :says :i Iiondon pap:-r,
was orilorcd to baluinci' in it post
\\>hii'li supported some wire ciitaligle-
the lnan coolly walked at-ross to the
iii-a|'r\st tri-nrli ol` the ent-my and ask-
oil to bo It-_nt it hainnler ol' mallet for
the purpose! .
Itlvidelltly surprised alid plenfu-d at
tho <-our;i.go of the lnali. one ol’ tho
tit-rlnali soldiers iiandi-il him ii lnailot,
and the poi-it hiiving Iicoli striiigllten-
od and fixed, the nnin walked back to
the German trench, returned tho unil-
lot and cahnly rojolneil his eonlpan-
Ions!
EMPLOYMENT OF ALIEN ENEMIES
0'l"i`A\’\'/\, ()nt,. Aug, 4fTlle lnboi'
ol' alien 1-in-lilies inlerned at Spirit
Iiakc Qiiclioc, and Kapilskasiiig, ()lit.,
is being utilized with ailyalitage. llun-
iircds ot` acres have been cl:-aroil b_v
.-\u.strii\lis and (icrlnans for exp:-ri-~
mental work. Two fnrnis are to be
ostaiilisiiofl at tllosc points mid about
ltitl nien are at, work under the direc-
lion ot' milit.ar_v nntlioritios, Tho
nuln,ber of Austrians and (li-rlniins iii-
lcrni-d at the various t-:imps through-
oilt (‘anada number about six thousand
The men are well fi-il :ind i'oci‘i\'r- un
nllowiiiice ol' 25 cents pci' day l'or
lobz\i'r'o and so forth.
“l*ratIs l<`ly (‘iinser protects cattle
ronl i'lie.~=, lnosi|uit’ocs and otlier in-
set-ts_~$l.00 gallon l<`oster‘s Drug-
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Eiilii HElii]iH_Silil-iliiil
FUH HIS ifilUilllil'S Silt
Thi-_ following letter has been re-
ceived by Mrs. ll. licndorson from
Mr. Fred White, formerly of Chariot-y
teiowli, _
July ti, i915.
July tlih, 1915.
Dear Mrs. llr-iiderson, ,
Received your la-Iii-_r two days ngo,'
it was brought. into the trelioires, by
our ration party, and I um now going
to try and drop you il Icw lilies ill
answer to the qin-stions you asked
nie, regarding the di-ath oft my bent
I"ir,i-it os' all you will have to ex-
cllse writ ng, conlposition, etc., as I
do not know what minute wt: will bi-a
lnovng, and perhaps may not. get
at cliancf- to write agaiii, l'oi' weeks.
On Moy 7th we took up a new lille
of treiiclies, thi- (ji-.rinaiis had pressed
ui; very hard for two weeks previous.
We .works hnrd ull night filling sand
liags and making loop-holes, when day
light canio on the morning ot' iith we
saw tho (It-rinans about live liunrlrod
_\'zll'ds to oilr I-ft frolit, There would
bc about livi--tihoilsnliil ol' them and
trying to conceal tlir-nisclvcs br-liind
il hedge, “it would then be about three
o'ciock.
\Vell we no .sooner saw the ll\in’s
when the order canio i`rolli out (‘.t)_
to open tire. well we just mowed thcni
down with rifle and niaxllini gun tire,
for about hall' an hour, Init by that
time the (lt-rninii artillery had found
our range alid take it from us, my
they have sonic iii'tilli-.i~_\'. 'I`lif-y .shell-
oil us for about st-\~i>ii hours and at
the sanio time thi-ir i|l|'aiitl'y- was try-
ing to atlviiiii-o undi-r i-ov--r oft' their
ortillcry, lult they niay just as wcll
try to get. through ii .stone wall as get
tlirou_t:li the l’at`.~=. Tliroc tinn-s they
t'lnil‘I!1‘ii ll:= but l|t~\'i-|‘ trot within
i*i~;n-li ot tho linyoln-I. tlur rifles
:spoke loo i`n.~:l ,for Iholn. All the limi'
your Iiravo t‘i-cil was lighting about
two _yards on my li-tl, \\'o alivays
lrcpl nu close togi-i|lf‘l‘ as wt- could.
We wort- thi- only two boys froln thi-
lslnutl witil the Pats.
About one o'<-lor-it ii very lioavy
shell luirst on our p:u'n|>it, it buried
inc with 4-artll, Init I was not long
gi-_tling in_\'si~tl` tout-tlior and when I
|`oill\d my rifle I looked to win-ro dear
(‘c-cil was lighting In-i`oi'<_~. tin- shi-ll
burst hllt the i\l'avr- bo_\' had died
tlglitintx. \\'hcn I wi-nl to hiiu and
looked for his wounds not any could
be t'ounil, he \\'zi.~: killed by 1-oiii-ussion
and died instantly_ \\'hi-n night i-alne
I turned my head to the roar nuttin
the dislniici- I could sei- ;i long ilark
lille ot' Kliaki ndvsinving tiiwai'iI.< us in
cxteliilcii ordt~l'. well I know who lin-_\'
wi-re, Hur supporl.~.- 'cooling lo rein-
i'ort'e us. l :iln sure il was thi- llap~
piost lnonlcllt oi` our lives. will-ll wo
S3i.\\‘ Ulll` Sli|l|lt)lH \\'l‘l'l‘ "flIl|lIlK £18 \\'t‘
were :ill di-ad liri-d froin lighting hard
:ill d:i_\'.
Win-n it was dnrk onougll so thi-
(".ll4"Hl_\ ('Ullltl lltii SI't‘ IIS I‘Yl‘l'_\' llllill
was liuisy \\'itll tho dt-ad :ind \\'ollll<lv~d.
I lny.si~ll` dug ti _1:ra\'<- t`o|' your rlozll'
ho_\‘ on the side of ii hill and with Ilif-
llclp of anothi-l' boy we plawwl t‘4~i'il
to ri-st.
store. Sunnyside. 2406-8-5l\I3il.
any more than it was to me. Cec
and 1 were great pill.
You have my deepest sympathy.
and you also have the satisfaction 0!
knowing that your son died a. brave.
soldier, lighting for our countries
liberty. ~
Good bye, Yours very truly, .
J T WHITE.
l’.  lf you have.any other ques-
tions you would like to ask me I will
bc only too pleased to answer them
to the best of my ability.
It you also wish to let the public
know what a brave boy Cecell was
and that ho died fighting you have my
permission to hand this to the press.
.I F W ,
1. N0."2Il199 P. P. C. LJ.
cllulq; your brave boy. - ~:` ` 7 Div. 80 Brig
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B. E. F. '
Pnuul ini illsin-_ __
c siiclluilil "stunt
[li iili iUSiiillil
l.()NI>().’\', .-\ugu.~li, 2.- The Daily
News says Edward Legge, VVi10se
books on the career of King Edward
Vll., eri-ated some sensation, brings
forwurd in his latest volume, "Tho
l’ublic and Private Life of Kaiser
\\'ilh<~lul Il_," a reniurkablc piece of
i-vii|ciii~i- as to the complicity of the
Kaiser in the I.usitania crime.
An i\iilerii~uli gentlenlnli ,he de-
i'lai‘i-s. who had I`ounded an organiza-
tion l`or .sin-corilig our troops and
thoai- ot' our allies, was sending his
.son out to further his benevolent.
work. Ilaving liooii long on intimate
torins with thi- ltllnperor, he wrote -to
i|lt'ol'in hiin that his son would be pass-
ing througli (lol'lniin_v and expressed
thi- hopi- that tho young man would
not be ilitr-l't`r-l'i~il wiill.
ily rv-turn post calno ii letter front
the Kaiser in his own peculiar hand-
writing, iniploring his friend not to
;iIlo\\' his son lo tuko passage to
hliigliuid on board the liusitania.
llorr liallin and (‘ount von l'lernstorfl‘
may liavo siiggestcil the commission
oi' the crinii-, bill we have hero the
l{iiiscr's own adlnission that ho knew
all about. it and saiiotioneil it.
INTERCESSION
SERVICES IN INDIA
SIMLA, India, Aug. 4.-(Via Reu-
ters Ottawa iigi\nc_v_)- Throughout
India iiitimccssioil services are being
In-ld in 1-liiirciies, niosoiies, and tem-
ples. all sections ol' thc British and
Indian coniinunities participating.
Nulnt-rolls patriotic meetings have
also liven oigaiiizeil by lnrilun eitiz~
ons. It is ostilnatcd that a million
poiiiiils sterling have been subscrip-
t-il to the llrilish loan through Bom-
ba_\' and Calcutta.
"HARD COAL T0 ARRIVE.-Tho
sr-Iioonor “Ruth ll. t‘obb" and "Ulba"
art- duo to arrivn with hard coal for
.-\. l‘i<-kard Rf. (‘o. Vustomers will
kiiiilly book their orders now for do-
livory t`rom above vessels.
I know tilt* death ol' _\‘olir Holi was il
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fi ment.
tackle hercf selected personal|Y bi’ il"
expert Island angler. Everything of the
besi quality wide range. lwrue stflk-
smallprlccsi.
(‘al|intoda_\' and look over the |inc_ ,
Let us help you select the equipment
ndaptedioihe particular pond in which l
you uri- going ii. iish. /
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remind you
Great
The Greatest Array of
Mid Season Bargains in the
History of the Store. Re-
ductions in every depart-_
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A OGRE I
to come to the
--Midsummer Sale-
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