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Whisks
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To Investors in the
Fox lndustry
Throughout the
United States
An excellent chance is off-
ered to get in with a good
reliable company of Ameri-
cans now building ranches
on P. E. Island
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News and Edit. Day Yhols..........1l8
News and EAttt.Ntglt. Phones lll 5 III
Hand Omco at Charlottetown..
Branch Oflicaa at Bummsraids,
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President     A. Bartlett.
Managing Editor  ......J.B. Burnett
S-\’l`l`RDAY, Al GUST. 22ND, 1914.
DEIRY OF EVEHTS
TODAY.
City l\tagistrate’s Court, 9 a. m.
People’s Theatre, 7.30 and 9 p. nl.
Prince Edward Theatre, 7.45 and ll
p. ui.
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plenty lor ourselves and a large
of a heavy indemnity, but the expert- Plus f°l' l-he Ullll-90 Kingdom.
- ence of Franca after the war ot ‘.1870
shows that it ls possible for such ex»
t' actions to prove a benefit rnther thun
' an injury to the natioll compelled to
submit to the exaction.
Every one at all familiar with the
ev_e_n_ts__gt the past. knows that France.
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lllforlnally at afternoon tea on
day last for the members of the
dollars to Germany recovered with
creditable swiftness, and. in
.... a brief period was more
wart while Mrs. A. G. Peake po
ten. _
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tore her humiliation. Thorn is no
groulld for assuming that anything
different will happen when the present
war is concluded. The work of re~
paration will comulellce inilllelliatf-ly,
and industrial enterprises will be pro-
secuted with lnore vigor than during
the period of uncertainty prenedillg the
fwar. And, as all the lnltions engaged
ill the struggle are ill ll large degree
u
und children of Ottawa, who ha
ley Beach, leave for their homes
the Iliitll.
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i Mrs. Richardson of Toronto,
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.accuse-w
View llotel, Brnckley Beach, is
present the guest of’ Judge alld
Stewart and leaves for her hom
the 114th.
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reckon on their reaching out in every -l°y“l’l" time ‘l‘"""5 me Pas*
dirl=ction~ ill the ellort to rvstol-o what
they have destroyed lllld rl=l~uvol‘ what
they have lost.
a&wwx&am
quite ll lot nt' interest centred.
ll walk front the Sen View llotei
ou/moths _int lvl/imltls
_ The New York World nccuses vllr-
tiresolne wulk ill exceptionally
llrrunged with London Times
l declaring war upon the Alltel-icuii
__ people. “Tile aggression of which
they are guilty is as rllthless ill some Mr and Mm J F Mm-r§B_ M ms. I
time lllld-»li_v the wuy-won th
het.
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ious dealers ill food, big und little, ol'
Newsteali. the beautiful home
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of its aspects as that shown by lla- lue. preselltell o pretty appcnrnllce.
tions ill arms against their ellelllies.
No autocrat ever proceeded with bol-
der asumptiou. No colllulorer ever mvm fr;e“dS_
Judge and Mrs. Stewart entertained
Mun-
Royal
ltf i ld lt_ I billi C l l dtht i . M .J.
“ “ "“’“‘ “" “  ” " “  0f’“2l‘§..?3.Iitl..“‘:.....“..5 ‘¥.it.°.....__‘.é_t_.__ _ 5 large cases. Newest and mos
dependent upon trade with the ollt- The g,|es¢,, at me 503 View 1;0[¢.|
 side world for their prosperity. we llnly
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The Are Here Safe From
llllllllts if nil will Y
the Seat oi War A
' up-to-date goods, shipped just the day
V M'. R.C.It. P ll l"l‘ ` '
    "°   :rr sz. ..::'::;° before war broke out.
I1
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spent ll delightful summer at Brazil;   
_ France
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has been spending the summer asgeli 
lil
gig; Germany '
Also our New Furs and Ladies’
liracklvy Point, have had a lilostB__e_l:_        1n_
zi:_'t't.‘l'd ‘l '
li’.f`.’..".ii.,§?.Ig`1?.l :‘.“.‘.` Z..?.,°ll.l‘ii§1{"i.IiiXi Spectlon.
was
tt,
Clnlrlottctowll, suceesaftllly ululertak- -
by Mrs. ldd. llouaton of 'Ottawa and
her sister lilies Phylis Noidheilner ol
'l'tlronto, who uccolnplislled their long, `
good
 T he House of Quality
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Oli _
NOYIIIHY- Wllvll l\ll'S~ l\l0l°l`l=’» \flll\°l”lf1l\\'  
ed nt a daintily appointed afteruooll _
tes for at wide circle of Charlotte- _
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This service includes special signed cables from Ashmesd Bartlett, who
‘acquired great fame for his nlasterly work in covering the Russo-Japanese,
Balkan and Boer wars; E. J. Dillon, the expert English Journalist who is in
close touch with all of the inside workings of European diplomacy, and others
ot equal repute.
Cables from other correspondents in the principal European capitals will
include the dispatches ot Herbert Temple, W. Orton Tewson, and Frederick
Villiers in London; Fritz Jacobsohn, Steven Burnett and Frederick Werner
in Berlin; C. F. Bertelll in Paris and others who will cover the European war
from every possible angle.
This service will afford our readers prompt, accurate and complete
reports written in rnasterly style and upon which complete reliance maybe
placed.
WBT
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GUARD THE WATER 'IIORKS
P-.\_'P*. "°'_"` 5-‘P '“'*
A leading member of the community directed our attention to tho un-
gnurded condition of our water works. Canada, ut-cordillg to the Militia De-
purtlllellt, is full of spies, und in the event ut' uslltcessioll of relxrrses to the
l Gorman arms, they will immediately show activity, in attelltl,-ts to destroy
` our public works. On the Mainland these are being guarded and protected by
Militia pickets. Sir llider Haggard wllcn her.: usl<c<l what we were doing :.1
protect Iiillslloro Bridge, and expressed surprise tllat it should be left un-
sunrded. While there. is no lmn1ediated.lllgel',oll tll: prillciph- that forcwnrllctl
is l`ol'ewnrned, Militia should he posted at both the water works and lfliilsboro
Bridge, This, too, would be the means of keeping our men in training f`or
H H ALSACE-l.0RRAlNE
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For further particulars
write the
Boston Oiiice of Bay
State Fur Farms,
Room 76, 45 Bromiield St.
Boston, Mass.
i In these days of anxiety and surprise, when the world is waiting the
l outcome of the lnolueutous events ill Belgium, perhaps thc hriglltcst
gleam ill the llorisun, the silver lining to an otherwise pltclt dark cloud, is the
prospect of the restoration to France of Alsace-Lorraine. The advance of at
I-‘rellcll Army into that territory must bring ,toy to the heart of every loynl
Frencllnlull.
As a tontemporar remarks the “lost provinces" have always been looked
f li
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nt longingly by France, the desire to repossess them todny being stronger
thull ever. The territory originally belonged to Germany and hud come lllo
BIRTHS
 
MOSLIER-Ou Wedllesllay. Aug, 1‘.’tll,
to Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Mosher,
bouncing boy, weighing llille pounds.
i"rance's possessions nt various times. Part oi’ it had been collollol-ell by
Louis XIV., Strasburg being included. By 1870 Alsace and Lorraine were
really French. In the Frallco»Prussian War, Imperial France suffered detest
and Emperor Napoleon sent his sword to William of Ger~
many. When Marshall MacMal1on surrendered at Sedan and Mar-
11 slulll llazalne at Metz, the French people proclaimed a repu~
blic. The new Government attempted to neillllllilff Wllll BlBm*"'k» bm l`@f‘l“‘3‘l
to pay the price he demanded, the cessloll of Alsace and Lorraine, The war
| i 1| _ up l
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DEATHS
nccordllgly was colltlltlled. Soon the German forces were hammering at the
walls of Paris, which capitulnted after three weeks' bolnllarllnlent. ln .latin-
nrv, lts'l'l, a National Assembly wus elected and lllet at Bordeaux to nrlnnge
I. ._
g l|l-.- payment of a large war indemnity and the cessiun of Alsace and Lorr-
,.
nard, age years an lr l
\fA(‘MlLllAN.-At Beechwood, (‘orll-
ul has been that way ever since and n considerable portion of tho population
l
wall. on August 14, 1914, to Mr. xl
Mrs. Gordon Macmillall, tl sou. f'o
grattllations.
BERNAIID.-At Frencll River, Au -
list lttll, 1914, Miss Uzltllvrille ii - p
‘I 39 d ml mnml 5* ly against its transfer to the victor, but their protests were unavniling. It
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terms ot pence. l~‘ranc~e was obliged to agree to Bisnlark's terms, which were
F nine, The re resentatives in the Assembly of the Territory protested strong'
was s. conquest of force and Alsace~Lorraine went under German control. it
fl- has lllwuys dreamed of being at some time or other ngnlll under the French flag
The Gerlllalls, following the conquest, set to work to develop tho country.
, They utilized mountains lakes for power and built railways,but never seemed
to will the confldellce of the kindly ond easy-going Alsatlans. Conlplainta
have come out of the country of harsh rule on many occasions. and there
have been accusations made against German oftlclaldom of brutal treatment.
The '/.nbenl incident, of recent occurrence, exemplified the friction between
LlNKl.ET'I`Ell-MU'I"l`AR'l‘.-At fb
residence of the britle's parents o
n
Allgust the 19th. 1914. by the Rev.
Jas. Mucllollgall, Lloyd II. Linkleticr,
of Llnkletter Road. to I-lettle lttutfart,
of Searletown.
ROAD OBSTRUCIION
Sir:»-Last night while drivin
through one of the best sections of ill
Province l found n road cart turned
upside down and lying across the
o d This was lured on it bridge
r a _ p '
there being a steep embankment on
each side.
The miscreants who placed this nb-
struction endangered the lives ot peo-
ple driving in carriages ns the night
was dark and.very few of our cur~
riagescsl-'ry lights. Automobiltsts
are not in danger._as with their lights
they can see the smallest objects
from two to five hundred yards away.
lt is up to the respectable element
in each locality to soc that this kind of
thing is stopped nt once or some one
driving a horse nn u dark night is
going to be seriously injured or per
laps killed.
_ l remain, etc..
the people and their rulers. The conqncrers seem to have governed on the as-
sumption that it is well to let the couquerer feel the iron hand. That policy
in Alsace-I.orralne has won for the Germans obetlienve but at the same time
it has kept hate ulivo. l~`rnnr:e‘s invading army has been welcomed with
open arms by the people all along the way to Mulhuusen slid beyond. 'l`hr-
Tricolor may once more be kept tlying over the "lost provinces."
8
5
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produced anything like such lleavy her sister’s delightful camp resid
crops us it has this year. The as- l" bl' J°l""
f Q ‘
sured yield Ot wheat “mn” is Ml" <'l\arlottelown ill the death ot’
000.000 bushels. uf Wllllfll nrolulbli' John tit-lsnlicril, loses ll hilly
nlellt is exerting every effort
people cannot possibly ent.
grow rich at their expense.
lic nutllorltivs should have
for export if amps can be get to um, society und in St. .lnnlesx (‘llurcl
_, _ Tl , _ _ _ \\'hi<'ll sho was a devoted lllclllber,
fl “ “""‘>~ le" ‘S “B0 ~‘“ "_"“‘"" will lit- tlllllnoll to ml. liar sized
005 COPD (TDD and lllié hl`0</l\l¢'ll0l\ Ol' partner Ml". Mc.Eachel~ll. will have fl
many other fcoustulls ls equally tl- sllwcre flrlulwtlu' of wide circle
bulldallt. The Wushillgtoll Lioverll-
m Mrs. 'I`uylor and Miss Pearle 'l`:ij.'lor
l3Clll\lil9 U12 @llD0l`l Of llle V351 llllllll' e1ltel‘tailled tl numb:-r of out ot t
titles of food which the Atllericull {ZllPSlS Ill 21 lll0l0l‘-ll0ili tJ1\l'\Y lf’
l . ` t' - d't‘ .l" -d . ' .
edge of oreign coll lions 0rg’\_llL‘ Arillalnlsktlvllle, l’. Q., were inlet
:lvarlce proposes to make Alllel'lv:tlls ml \.i,m0,.,, M (-|““.|,,u`,u,“.u _ln
endure priyation that ll few nluy the pant \v~-ek. '
1' QI lf
mercy. if an example is promptly
made oi the first offenders, the brood d~mna_ is .mp guvm N- Mn mm M_,___
will not be multiplied. Allotllcr thing! 1,, Coitoil, Briglltoll.
American buyers are still stripping _ * "' ’
me ( mmdm" market' or "mu" and Mrs. Ilnllon, llr. Dtllioll lull] tho Ni‘
other liveatovlt, ls there not some 1,3110" and 4, |,0u,4,».|,,,m Dm.¢_,._
means of clit-citing this spoliation of making :t trip around tht- const of
our good reserves M u mm, Wm.” uw Island ill their splendid lm:-loliileyzu ,
E I d il ‘ ' .
mp re Reef; mm mme as "mth FB liullle thc vo_vngc-wlll\:li was bro
the United states trusts. As for grain ln.,-,_. for several ,MVS mduv_ ~
ulld other t'oodstuf|'s there will bo no party will go from <_‘l|nrlo1tt=l,o\vn
shortage in tiallads. 'I`lu- yvnl-'s S""_‘;lS' “nd _f;`m“\ “""`,=f.“l°“g
b uf _ _ _ ‘_ _ _ _ __ nor torn nous inc; to lguisll.
‘ ou" “ “mpg uve “ N"“d5 h““ li trip will he completed sollletilne
partly housed. ond we shall have wt-el.; -
1.
trlellds.
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shaw fills week.
it # fb
I" the f“("5 °f lm” 5m`pl“i"' “““`l‘ Mrs. W. ii. Rogers olltertnllled
Of Whlvll iii lll ll3llBf’l` Ol l`0lllllt5 ‘l<ll` the Golf Links on Monday afterno
want of collsulnption, lnnny <ll,»all»rs lust for u u\uul»cr oi out of 1
ln the Ulliteti States ure using tllv glmsls' ‘_ * _
Wal' li’ l“3\'““<`e U"ll"”’ 1” 'l“’ The luusicale at Government llou
American public. Tllere is J. delili-i ou 'I`h\ll'sd:ty nflerllolm ill :lid of
Hate attempt to umnopoiup plumy Vallnlliull Ship, wus :ill llllqllalliflvll sul-»
lil |.ll el ' ltelldl-ll by
_ . _ I \, ~ _ _ t'eS.~: :ll \'ol'_V ' 'R _i :l_
‘md to D‘°_m_““du]:` "U °"~‘ nf hi Ilullgllters of thu Empire und lrllests
distress ul 1’<“llQP.‘”-b“l“l5°l’~" 'UUQL -t`<l=om----Holulltl Hull, Sllnws llotol
ductng all artificial scnl'city on this the several slllnlller wnterillr; place
continent. \\'itll all accurate know- ' ' '
.llllige i‘ollilloi null Miss Potlillot
itll.: tht- slillllller llloulhs, lunvc :-
no l\ll's. ll. \V. llollgwuldll.
Q 1 8
Dr. 'l`. J. \`\'nlsll of South lit-lui.
The lion (hotles linlfoll. who
will he leaving (‘l\nrlotti-iowll to
9llCP
own
Bon»
O\\'l`l
tllt‘
the
:ind
‘t~Sl~
ring
     
ous advallcing ot’-prices in (‘:lll:l<ln. ing Sn. |_,mi_, mul |__ld_\. |)u\.i_,_, 8
But it is not thought that llinlly ollll-r rl-l:lfi\'\-:~: ill (‘ll:ll~lo|t4'to\v|l
Vallsdiults ill business ill a ltlrge wlty __ __ ___ __ _ _ _ __ _ _ _
will enrich tltelusely'es at the l-x~ ;_l_`_i:_l___‘“° "H F( "I" L" ill" “PM
pcnse oi' their fellow citizens nt- at s ¢ at
fwtlve Service ou the Mulnlund or elsewhere when velllllrol. time when uit- nnuonfll t-xistcnl-ennll Till- gltnlll of lui-. llolwrt is
the existence ol the .ll-llupirc are ut _‘:'_‘:_l`l_l_l__§’_\_l_\_ *glial*_§l§i_:\_tl\‘\'_}‘l__‘ _\`_l_<“'_l<
“lake” The l’r°5°“l crisls wus for closely the :\t"cilltll`\t“tTi li) lll`~\vm`t
all that Vnnntliallts have ot' cournlge “gm
on the field of battle, and patriotisnl * * *
in the man and counting hous£.8_ Mnlly will lenrll with regret oftll lll
F _ _____ ______ls as i________ on _______ ness of Mrs. ilel\s|e_v. llci' dzlllglltlir,
°' E’ "l g D : Mrs. \\'. S. Rose of llnlifnx. is no
ing upon their neighbors the pub- (;|mr],,m.|m\.,,_ lm. glwst uf hm. S;
sit-
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lalys
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devasted s prostrate state with a * * * '
‘lllll l°ll¢l°l1 llllllil Tlllflilfllilll-   ...hs:“;:.:::‘i:;..":;.:::.:“:.:1f.;;:;'::.f .  
Tile situation is llllprecetlt-llted. m,sS_ ' and is making _.0__“,___rd to __ ___/_,__,_:\ _`-. 
The Guardian has just concluded arrangements whereby lt has obtained Neve' l‘@f°‘”@ has ‘he U““‘°d Stal” uleasulil perioll of cfluvulescellfrc ul ___=`~,_,;  `~_ ._€_». 
the right of exclusive publication of all the cable dispatches ot the London .   f*,',~.
Daily Times and the London Daily 'l`elezl'a.pb in addition to the dispatches _ l  
from liloutreal, Halifax and st. Jenn. M"f§', c" 
300,000,000 bushels will be nvuilablo rul'e charm :ind grace ‘~Vl\0S¢' tll3<'“`
NEW WAR PINS
made in .striking designs-
emblems of the concerted
action of Great Britain and
the Dominion in the present
great war.
snow Youll cotolls
By special arrangement we
have secured n number of
these emblems for the read-
ers of “Tile Guardian” now
on sale at the “Guardian” of-
fice nt 2.5¢ each.
(Tile exceedingly low price
does--not 'convey the excell-
ence in workmanship and
fine enamelling-you will be
proud to wear one of these
really handsome emblems.)
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The San Francisco Cltronicle express-
es the opinion that the cnnflict now
raging in Europe will be of short dur~
ation because the so-culled nrt of war
has been developed so highly that its
practice on a large scale must soon
produce exhaustion and a cessation Of
hostilities.
it ls true that many think that
bankruptcy on a large scale will fol-
low physical exhnlistloll, but the recov-
' ery from such an evil ls swift in coun-
tries in which tltdustrtallam has been
. _ W. ll. lzoosns.
highly developed. The necessity for re-
RECOVERIHG
‘almcunlsn us not nasty is result in
°conqunt. The defeated may hoesll-
FROH WA R
covering lost ground is a spur to ln-
creased exertion. and wherever men
put forth their energies in real earn»
est that object is speedily effected.
History is full of examples of’ the
rapid recovery of countries after wars
loosely characterized as prostrating.
lt is doubtful whether there is any
instance of a people absolutely crush-
ed by a war. It conquered country may
be injured by the repressive measures
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