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of the best quality of
this soap which has been
I so satisfactory for several
l years. Gives time lather
keeps skin perfect and
price lowest for this qual-
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GRAND -CHIINCELLOR POTTER i
Grand (‘liuiit-cllor, l.t. (‘oI. Potter.
Spriiighill. .\'. S., paid an oiilciul visit
ri_ Einpiro Lt-il;;t-., Iio. I9. l-'nights ol
Pyilii:i:., on '.l.'.'i;iiiuy i.~veu-'ia |1181. ul
wi-_ipli 5. Ipit,-1- niiiiiliifi’ ol' tli-v iiieinbt-rs
ot thi- Order in this t-ity was pri-at-lit
After thi- re-guliir liiisiiii-ss was iron-
nludcd the Grand t‘liaiit-ellor gave un
excellent address to the int-iiibers, a
brief outlini- ot' wliii-li_ will lit- toiinil lic-
loiv. After thi- vlusuit: ol \l\-‘ I-0<ll=l‘
Hu. m,.m|,¢.,r_~; wi-rc si=rvt-il with an oys-
tt-i' supper pri-part-il iii honor ol' tht-
visit of the Grand Uliuiicellor. and
aft--r the iiienibi-rs prvsvlll lllltl *‘¥l"'*‘-*'
st-il tlii-iiisi-Ives with tht' lZI"”ill l>l*‘1\§\U`*'
of iiii-i-ting thi- (lraiid t`liziiii-i»llor. thi-
llixippy i.z;itlii-riiig tlisp--i‘.~‘<'-l.
FIRST IMPRESSIONS OF CHAR-
LOTTETOWN.
I-`ii'st you art- ii city ot` i-li_iii'<'Iii-si_1\5
pyiili-;ii~i-il by the inany spiri-s llflllll'
ini: to the lioiiii- lu-_voiiil the stars.
,si-i-iiiiil, you art- a loytll D*-‘tllllfh “'ll‘
,,¢_.;,,-i-it in tlis- si~lei~|ioii oi` loyal naiiics
for your lslaiiil liiiiiii-_ Kings, Qin-tens
and* l't‘inr-i- art- thi- nrt-at trio ‘ot
r~i\'alt§\'. 'I`lli-ru art- iiiori- i'ltI.'-121 ill"
ini; in tli-- lsliiiiil ot' l'i'lii<~t- L-Iil=.v:ii‘tl
than :itll iilhor l’i'o‘.'liii‘e It-ni'-l.\'~ -*`l\l‘“"
mg i-Um- pride, loyalty and i-iiiitiili-iii-0
iii thi- liiiioii .lack and all for wliicli it
staiiils. Your \\illiii_i.:ii+.-ss' to eiiir'-li-1** Ill
its ilt-t‘i-iii~i- is shown b_\‘ lll1‘ lllU<'l\Il-ffl'
21 hirir.-r portion ol' your sons iii at-tivo
si-rvici~ than any otlii-r l`t'o\'illl'L' Ol' Ill"
tiimliiii.-iii :iiiil your proiiiptiit-ss iii rc-
iiitiling iiii|_\' twt-|il_v-l`oiii‘ litiurs to bi:
at tht- iroiii. ’l`ttt- itiii,-lit-ifiiial and iii-
iiii.<ii‘ial iiiiailitit-s ot' your t~iti',ci-its art-
~_-\'iili-ti<-i_l in your iiiaiiy progressive
and .~:iii~i-i-sstiil avtivitit-s, and as :i
i;i»il fi_»=;t‘iiie, loyal and iiiilustrious poo-
itle you uri- biiiiiiil to :;tit~i'i-i-il. You
lmitp- it gri-.at lshiiiil with it gri-at tul-
ure. I can wr-ll iintlerslaiiti now thi-
liisivi-r s-:iid to liavt- bet-ii t.:ivi-ii hy
one ot` your t-itiazt-iis wlien aski-il wliat.
lslziiid lic Iii-loiigt-il to, i‘\rlJll<*fl. "l"|‘lll""f
I-Iilwiirtl lslaiiii_ what other Island is
tlti-ri-'."' \'tiu shiiiilil hi- pronil of your
lsluiiil boiiiv. ter it ii. the Iiriglitt--it gf-.ui
iii thi- I-hiipiri-'s i-riiwii. You should
ii-jiiii-e in he-ing :i i-itizeii oi' l’riiii-t-
lidwaril island. tot' sho stands fin' all
that is Iii’-st anti all that is worth while.
llcr sons are well to tht- front, iitit only
iii thi- in-i-soiit i-risis oi` our <~oiiiiiry's
nt-od; but wi-ll to tlic front in thi- fir-
iiiiz line, iii thc religious, iiidiistrial.
i-dtit-atimial and political activities of
the eouiitry, anti on this (Iontiiit-iit.
In tht- l-‘rate-riittl Field you have
played your part and left your iiiiprcss.
Your sons and daughters are actively
1-ii;;a;:-_-il iii the great upliftiiig work for
liitiiisiilily. They are Ieariiiiii; the los-
soiis front the ’.~`iasrt‘il Writ, that iiiaii
sliiiiild iiiit live to liiniscll alont-. lit-
is his Iirotliei"s` koi-per, :intl is coni-
inaiitlc-il to lovc his iiieiglilior :Ls lif-
lovi-s liiiiisi-li`, and lie a frit.-itil to inaii,
Aiiioiit: the great fruit-.riial ortii-,rs
ol your lslaiiil the Knitrlits ot' llytliias
oct-iipit-s a first place. lt luis u his-
ttiiy iitipaielielieil in the t'i‘ateriial
tvot-lil. With but a t-omparativcly ft-w
years iii the world, its siiirvess is eviit-
t-ii<~t-il by its Iii-ini: thc third lilfllt'-“l
i`iati-riial iirdi-r r-xistiiit: ttiilay. It has
tittractuil thi- Iiriglitt-st and Iii-st. iiit-ii
lilo- l‘ri-sidi-iit \\'ilsoii, Mt'.I\'iiiIey,
llcose-vi-lt. llryaii and otlit-rs. oi' tht-
l`niti-il States. Ali-ii like Sir llobert
Iiorilt-ii, l’ri-iiiici' oi' (’aiiaila, lion. J.
ll. llazi-n, l’rt-init-rs l<`lt,-iiiiiig and Mur-
ray. Sir Robert McBride, niiil-otlierii
of Ctiiiatla. 'i‘lie Order we rt*-lJ!`L’S€lli
'has a nanie second to none. IIS Drill-
ciples shine forth the rudiuni ul’ ira-
it-riiiiittiiii. '|‘iit-,v sparkle. :listen will
radiate with the pearls, rtibiei-i and
diuiiioiids oi' l'_\'tliiuii u frieiidsliip,
t‘hristiaii charity and God-like benevs
olt-iii-t-, that has ttstonishetl tho world
anti caiisf-tl angels to r€.IUlC\*- OUP
ti-at-liiiigs are as ii-ue anti pure as the
spoilt-ss lily we honor as our emblem.
lfiugraiit as the tlowe-ri-i that the ben-
:-tii-i-iit t‘rt-attir has t-Ziveii to lieatltifi’
llis footstool. We Iiavi- ti KWH! 01"
di-r, with a great record and a great
tuturi-, anti I i~:ill upon you liretliern
to awake to it i't-iilizatioii of the re-
spiiiisiliilitii-s that are ours. 1 ask
ii," ii, ti. --_ii-oiii.'_ t i iii- liruvo. lit- true,
Ei .| iii.. i-;i.:. ._it;;;ii. ..-_...iii-, that iiu
tlirotigli tht- _vi-ur lu tht- iliiys to ironic
you will livt- tht- lilo ofa true Knight
i-vi-r striving io uphold, proiiiiilgate
and niuintaiii the great principles for
wliirli wi~ stand, to the best o1` his abil-
ity. tii-st. lust and always. It` you will
ilo this llrotliers; but this, we will
_t.',iow anti lit-coiiio stroniz. Let tlic ail-
vaiiiw- lit- iaoliiiilr-il. Pass the woril
i-.long iiii- lint-s, and in tht- |'itll strt-iigtli
ot’ your I‘_\'tliian iiitiiiliooil, go t`oi'wai‘tl
and win tht- I’roviii<~i_-s to Pytliiaiiisiii
Wt- liavi- ttpiirtixiiiiately a million
ini-inlii-rs in line- tiiilzgv. Over sixty-
six tliiiusaiid have been utltled during
tho last two yi-urs. We are paying out
ovi-r two millions a _vi-ar for the ro-
lii-i` ot thi- sick, and burying ilit- di-tid.
\\'t- are nioilerati-. in oitr iiieiiilier-
sliip t~liar;:es ol' t`t-es anti dues. yet wo
have ti splendid liiiaiiirial staiiiling,
with ti surpliis til' o\'i_-r two and one-lialt
iiiillions in thi- Siipreiiic, over' three
iii the Grand, and sister-ii niiioiig the
ziiiliortliitnti- 'l`i'i-ai.-iurit-s. \\`i: look
iitti-i' our sick tiiiil bury our di-ad nnd
hot-ip tht-ii' iiii-iiiiiry i.:i'oi\ii. Wt- tt-at-li
thi- great li-ssoii of t'rit-iiilsliiii, whit-li
is the worlii’s gr(-att-st not-il. We liti-
liovi- in di-i-tis oi` liiiiiliit-ss, the paiiat-i-.ii
for all ills oi' lii`c-, and tht- gtildi-n key
that opt-ns ilu- p;il:ii-i- oi` t-it-i'iiit_v.
'I`ht- tlraiid t‘liaiii't-llor in vlosiiitr
paid at stioiig tribiitie in' ri-spout tti ilie
Past Grand <`ii:iiii-i-lliii-_ t‘. Iazoiiard
l\’tat~Ku_\'. ot' l-}iiipii'i- l.oilgi-, as iolltiwsz
“Ability always tli-si-rvi-s its rt-i~iit:-
nilioii; ini-rii iii-r i‘i-ward; st-rvi<'c its
it-t-tiiiitii-list-; ut-iiiiis hi-r lioiiiagi-_ llut
how ottt-ii do i-:ii'th's talt-iits pass iiiii'i--
wardi-il; t-ai'lli`s trt-asuros go unap-
pitu-iat;-il. and int-ii's lonuut-s how of-
ti-ii tluiiib to expressions ol' praise to
otlii-rs than tliciiist-lvos. liigrtitittidu
is the sign oi` the liuiiiiiii lit-art. llretli-
viii, li-t this not Iii- so with us toiiiizlil.
I know you will .endorse thi- i-x|iri-s-
sion ol' praisi- wliirli I wish to oi`i`i-r to
oiii- ol' your inf-iiiliers that I liavi- had
thi- honor :intl plea.-:iirt-. to be ttssotfiai-
ii-il with for thi-. last fi-w years, lirotlit-.r
t‘_ I.. t\’ltii-Kay. I wish to Ltlatlly ac-
ltiio\\'|t-iliic his spit-iiiliil ability as ii
(iraiid t'|iiiiit:olIor. Ilis work has noi
lict-ii i-yi-i-lleil by any who liavi- pri-.-
ci-i-ili-il hini, iiiir r-aii any who i`oIlti\\'
liopo to takt- his t-rowii. Ili- liits, iiiailt-
a rt-i-ord that will lit,-ad this list anti
will go down iii l'ytliitis history as tht-
gxwzitt-sl that has bi-i-ii. I trust that
Iii- will tiiiilt-i‘st:1iid tai' bi-ttoi' tluiii I
can i-.\'pi‘i-ss iii_\' appri-i-izitioii oi` his
great work and thi- iiioiiiiiiii-iital scr-
vict-, that liii has roiitlt-ri-tl io thc oi‘-
dt-r. ilt- is at princi- of tlraiid (‘liaiit:t-l-
lors and as sutrli l saltiti- hint with iiiy
siiict-i‘t-st liouiagi-.
GEIINIIINI HIIS
lllli UIIIIIING
Can Fight On indefinitely, Declares
Delbruok, Imperial Vice-Chanceb
Shortage oi Raw Materials is a pro-
blem, but State Conservation and
ill-Illl.l.\', tlistobi-i' 2€l.~- Another
(,li-riiiaii t`orl liitli(-rto t'oiisitll-rt-il ini-
I<}xt't-llt-iiiy tit-iiit-iis Gottlieb ltlrnst,
interior. and sithstitiitt- for thc Ini-
pi-riiil (‘lia|ii-t-llor. Von Ili-tliiiiitlili lloll-
wi-tz. who is out ol' ri-a'Ii oi' inter-
vit-w~..-rs tit. tht- uri-ut Iii-titltiiiarti-rs. ll
was only uitt-r ti three weeks’ honi-
btirdinr-iit with i'r-iiiii--it tor i|ilt-r-
vii-ws, and thanks to tht- strait:-gy ol'
our "ally," I-'rt-iliorr Volt Miiiiiiii, thi-
Iit-iid oi' tht- otllvial (li-riiiiiii l'rt-ss
llurt-:iu, that \'lt-i-.-t‘lia|it-»-lIor fiel-
brli-'li was llii- iirst who it-ll, and
i.fi'aiitt-il what ht- ailiiiilti-tl was thi-
llrst intt-rvii-w ot' his lite. but once
hi- got tht- hunt.: ol' the tliing, the lin-
pi-rial \'ii~i--<‘liriiii~i,-Ilor i-litiibi-rl down
iiiaii-to- iiiaii liasis, iii-velopiiig almost
the i'oiii'si- oi' an hiiur's lecture tin the
e<-iiiioiiili: pliase ot' tho wur. attor-
\\'iird.~i :iiiswr-riiig itll tiiit-stions pill to
, uiinuti-s wi- had si-ttli-ii thi- toxtlli- ' -
NU T " ilu.-
D on. I nit-I t-ii.-;liti-t-ii oth(-i' gt-iilli-iiit-ii.
" rt-pi‘t-st.-iitii-_tx all thi- :ir;rit:tiIttira‘ oi-
tlit- siigai- iiiiliisti‘_v, aiiil in lltti-t-ii
iiiiiiuti-s wi- had si-ttli-d tht- init-stioii
:il`l`t-etiiit; it. Iii thi- satin- way. I iiii~t
liali`-ti-do'/.t-ii ollii-r iiii-ii, and iii a '
‘ti‘y, the i'lit-iiiiital iiitliii-Ii‘_\'.. .ind so
gaiiizutioiis, ttiiii iii ati hour wt- nail
st-ttlt-tl :ill oitestioiisi pi-rlaiiiiiru' to
the i`ootl supply. (lerniaiiy, as iiii other
country is ct-iitralivi-il iiidiistritilly
as wi-ll as ecoiioiiiicully, giving us an
organization wliicli iiiaki-s us iint-un-
oiicrulilt- et-onoiiilt-iilly and iiiilustri-
ally."
'I‘lie Vitro-(‘liaiii-ellor, in rt-ply to .i
2127 7_1 lor. out-stloii, st-iid tlint the prolili-iii of
32404 7_3 _.,,,,.._ iiiit-iiiployiiit-iii had lioi-oiiic niui~|i li-its
22.30 7.5 SELF-SUSTAINING NATION. :iiuit-. that the iiiit-niployiiii-lil had
---~--- ~ .ilct-|'i-asi-tl til/_- pei' oi-til. in tht- last.
iivt~ wt-i-ks, :ind that it tlioroiicli organ-
izatiiiii had bi-i-ii liuilt ti|i to i-opi- \-ith
Distribution Will Solve This. lt. »
“\\'t- havo proviil-.-tl stair- work for
100.000 in l’riis'~'ia tilont- in roiiiietttioii
with new railways, ilraiiiutzi- ciiiials.
15.45 0.4 pri-txiialilc luis t'iiIlt-ti lit-tore thi- lit-:ivy ieclttniatioii worli. and so l`ortll." lie
1f;_47.t;.'.Z trtitis ol' the .-\iiii-i'it-an iii-wspaper nit-ii said. ,
17.54 h..l invt-stint: liorlin. This titnt: it was Hit-i HI* l'FHlllll,V iltltlvtl Illtll UHO Ol IliI‘
is rin i; 5 » ' ~ ' ~
uiosl stri-iiii. pri bli-iii.-i llii~_\' had to
19.48 6.8 lit-thi-iii-k, Si-i»r<-t:ii~y or stan- for tht- fi'-'c wits tht- ==I\0l'\fl.-ze ot raw -nuteriiil.
"Wt- art- solving: thi- prolileiii by
state i-onlrol ot i-xiittiiit: suppliirii and
sttilo supt-rvlsion ol` tlislributioii in
order to prt-vi-iit wiisti- and lititurt- dis-
tribiitioii wIit-i‘i- niost iii-t-dt-il. ’l`lii-
wnr ininlstry nets \vlint it iii-t-ds first,
tht-ii the t'tii~tiiri<-it workiiii: i’or tht-
(ltivf-riiliit-iit, aiitl wli:it is li-l't is tllviil-
t-d anioiit.; tht- otlii-rs. We 1-tipltirt-tl
inut-li raw cotton Ili lt`rniii-i- nnd llcl-
tritiiii, whlt:h luis coini- in litiiiily."
ltt-vt-rtiug to thi: prolili-in ol' \uii-ni-
ploynit-nt, the vit-i--i-liiiiii~clloi‘ poiiiti-il
out lliut the nrniy had tihsorhi-ti inost
ot’ thot-ie who would have lit-vii thrown
21-09 7-3 froni his oilicial pt-rizh to an iiit`ornial out of work. and iitltltrtl the Sllinlfltrellt
Rl8l0ll1(’.lllZ
ltoosi-vi-ltiaii speed and oiiiliiriiiici- in “We have iilrcatly between ilve inil
lion nnd six iiilllioii .nit-n in the lit-Id."
'l`ht- Vice-('liaiit:t-Iltir iiiiprovlsii-tll'or
nearly an hour on the tollowing "iii-
\\\\\ \ \\ hiiii i'tiIIy and with a i'ri-erloiii from tervit-W." Whit'-ll lit- had i-Zone to von-
_,\ . ~ \l ollirial i't-si-rvo wIlii~Ii would liavt-done slili-i‘tililo t|'rililll0 I0 lll"’l'"\l't‘ in nd-
__;' ’ ‘ I/ nrt-ilit to llii- t‘oloni-I lilmst-lf.. hut vuiii-e, thi- wliiniiit-.ial translation bo-
n-   5 / which oiii- iild not t-xpe-rt i'roiii a uit: tht- liund work ot' the Fort-lgii Olli-
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KIDNEY,
l'russiiin silatr-i-iiiiaii.
“How Ions: 1-tin (li-rni:iny Iiolil out?
What is the i-xtri-nio llnilt, itliotild
ct-'ia export in Aint-rlt-aii llngulntlt-ii, ln
thc- orlgliittl lt wait a liicitl not-ouiil ol’
how flerniany. syiii-lirniioiinly with
i-1-tiiiiiiriir i-oiitlitloiis coiitiiiiie as they the molifllzation of its arniy, hail
lf' are now, oi' sl-otilil they llrow worse “nioliilizcd coininerce and iiiiliit-dry."
I / I L L _;. S iiistt-ad ol' ht-ttt-r? thi- t-orri-9 oiidt-nt as lit-lbrtit-k ilirast-tl ll i
p 1 , uni put it on
0 / ' ~ ...T  ttskt-il the Viet--t liaiici-llor. xi war footiiig.
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exif l I \ \-Q*  f N Wt- Iiavt- no tinit- lliiiilt (lf-rmunv
A \\`\\\ K S ' .-iiiiiii (iii-ry iiii iiii- wiir 'tiiiii-tiiiitf-ty. A Pi»'tEPAaEo mrsnvisw.
  K | DNEY  ,I _,il Wt- entiiint bo t-itarvctl into vsuliniis-
S N . lqr* 4 *PL sion, lit-lbriii-.k snapped out. "We are Thi- Interview in traiislatlon follows:
Ht, "¥i|(;Hy4€U.'f1A-Irgrf/`f`t( N " nhlii tn fi-t-it ourstt-Ives, t'or wi- produce "If you tink mi- for my opinion con-
. I'»i_,. r;,,,$r5-T E75 |i*’H,,i-t"" -'i prtii-tliully ull the fooilstiiffs we re- cerniiig thi- vcoiiomlcal power of re-
VALUE OF TRUSTS.
pald u strlklnz tri-
of trusts In having
ovi-t' lt' iiecessary, we could lncresae war. I can only point to the lmpres
the food supply. as for instance, re- i-tive demongtrgtlnii gtv-_-ri 9 we -‘~--i
strlctlnpz the production oi’ heel aug- ago by the representatives of all tlldl
ar in favor of other crops."
.-1 4- ~ ,,.~ qutre within our own borders. More- slstttnce of Germany ln the present
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°.9.§.1".9..%.lA .
..‘:;t‘.‘.:'li';it.’i°“:.::;‘..l2,ttit_ltn   ; ..
  
tcnrstko
. ly
lworkinfclussoo.  l~8l'lcult\ire;-com-
lmerce. industry md trade. if it has
lbeen stated that the German DBOPIS
,are hi the position and decided to see
I    'this war economically through to the
very last. and to ‘lead it to a happy
conclusion, then this is ti stati-nieiit
which is firmly Dluced on actual facts.
This lsfproveu by the ecoiioiuical tivo-
lution of Germany in the i-ourse of
the last decadolnd by the develop-
nient of affairs since the days ot’ mob-
ilization. When the latter took place
we had first. of all -to adopt the con-
ditions of credit oi' our country to the
requirements of the war, auil we had,
if I may say so, to bring coiiiiiit-.rc_e and
industry, which were brought to a
complete standstill by the iiiniiilization
on ii war footing.
“Already the days lmnieilliitely pre-
vailing the niobllizatloii protliiced a
crisis ot the currency, which, how-
ever, we were able to overcoine in a
few days. Much more serious was the
crisis of the credit, which was bound
to he a natural consetiiii-iii-c or the
outliteak of war. \\'i- had iiiaili- our
preparatioiis. Oiitlie t`oiirtli ilay of
the niobillzatioii, t-io-t-.allt-d loan insti-
tutions opened ner\ii-i- with facilities
tor niorigagliig iiegiitiahli- .-‘i-ctiritios
and niercliaiidise up io an atleouute
t'ra<~tion oi' their value. 'l`lii-se louii
iiistitutio-in issiied noti-s wliii-li uri- un-
solntoly Htiaraitti-e-il hy ine ittiaraiitoi-
ol' thi- liiiipire, by thi- iiioritziiuliiir ol'
liouiii iissi-ts, anti by tht- liontl oi' thi-
loaii di-Iitoi' upon the wliol~- ol' his l`oi'-
tunc, and which uri- iixiflitiiiixoiiblii hy
the lleiclisbaiik against its own hunk
notes. and assist in int'i'i-:isiiig the
cover of this issue.
“For tht- owners of liquid values.
inorr- r-spot-ial|_\' oi' iiiiirtizatzi- It,-tli-rs.
parti<~iiliii' taitilitii-s tor thi- loaninc
of fiiiiiis were providoil, with thi- ns-
slstanct- oi' the saviiigs banks, by
the f:i'i-titiiiii ol’ a spci-itil -.var liuiiii
by the iiioi't.gage banks. For those
hi‘atii:lics oi' coinnii-rt'c wliivli Iiavt- no
aciresri io the l`at'ilitii-it ot'l`eri-ii by
tlii- Ioan iiistitiilioiis. iiiorc tfspiecinl-
|_.-.  .,-,|
r
the -.iiiall .ind -itii.iIli-st tiatii-siiiaiii
also ioi thi. t-.\|ioit ti.tl¢-, sin-im
Iiauks were t’ountlt-il. iiiostly in
|'oi'iii of litiiiiietl liability coiiipaii-
whose hills art- dis<~ounti.-il by
l`tt-ii-lisliuiilt. At the saiiif- tiiiii-
vt-iitral t'o-opt-.ratiw :tsizoviatioii
this so-tztilloil ‘l’r0tisst~ii~Kasst-' ot'
lit-rliii. provitlcd t`iir the t‘i'i-tlit rt-.~
~|uiii-inf.-tits of the trade orixaiiizi-il in
thi- i:o-operative fasliioii, 'l`l|i-sc incas-
urt-.-.~i have hitherto stooil thi- tt-st.
’l‘lii-_\' have spared us thi- iii-i-ostiit_v
ot` it gi-iiei-al nioratoriuni, to w|iii~li all
tho oth--r warring natioiiit :intl part
ol' the iieutrals have lie(-ii siilijevt-
i-d,tiiiil that is the basis ol' our
ot-oiioruical power, which as we havi-
tivt-ty ieasoii to expert, we will bo
ulili- to'si|staiii all tltrotigli thi- \\':|i'.
ant
wa
lin-
ies,
thi-
iili'
LABOR CLEARING HOUSE.
liilixatioii has bt-on tht- lack ol` oin-
ployiiir-iil. Altliougli thi- call to thi-
volors di-.privr-.tl u i-oiisitleralilo pairl
ol' tht- abit--liiitlioil iiiult- populatioii.
of tht-ir oct-ii|iutioiis, the supply ol'
work did not iiit‘oiisitlt-ralily i-xi-i-i-il
thi- iii-iiiaiid. liiiiiiediuti-ly al'ti-r ilti-
tli-rlaratitiii of llii- iiiiiliilizaititiii, tlit-
local and provincial t-niployiiieiit oi-
t`otiiiil thi- i'i-pi-i-sf-iit:ilivi-s ol' tlii- oni-
l  _ f-l
“A si-iiotii-i t:oiisei|iii-iit'i- oi the iiio-
ti<'t-ii ot' all iii-si:i'ipt-iiir. -.vc-ro con-
i-i-iilrati-il iii :i t-i-iitral iiiiiii-rlal i-iii-
ploynii-iit olli t.-_ in whiieli nrt- to Iii-
ployers and empioyuea and their dif-
terent organizations with the - Chris-
tian and soclul__ democratic trade
unions. Through The intermediary ol'
this central ofilce. lt was '\"l='lh"‘ ~"\
supply the demand tor hurvlsl; Work-
eiii. Cue promising narviest `\§...t.i
wus well advanced at tl1e`t_imo oi the
outbreak of wur is secured. It is to be
hoped that the central oilice, in
conjunction with the organizations of
commerce and lndustry, of employ-
ers and employees. will succeed in
putting a-stop, to the luck of employ-
ment. ut. least in so far as it will be
feasible, by un etllcient clearing ot
supply and glemand.
"Of course, the communities will.
in additlon'to the 'above-nientioned_
iiicasures, have to take steps ilrt-it oi'
till to see to it that the population
who is otn ot' work iii coiiseqiienco
iii' the war be not allowcil to sutfur
diiitit-ss. t `
"Hitt, lii>l`oro till, 'the want oi' eni-
ployiiioiit will be i'ui‘ther rostriceti by
tht- tziiiergeiii-y works iiiiili-rtakeii by
thi-. roiiiiiiiiiiitlot-i anti the federal
states. Iii Prussia thc procetlnrc lii
t-xpropriiitioii inattera has been sim-
--litii-tl and tvurtriiletl by a special
law. and a considerable number of
railway, water anti iniprovc-,ment works
iiuvi- not-ii ilesitiiiiitetl for an ininie-
ili:it-- star) by ti spec-itil rf-solution of
thi- lliiiiistry oi` State. \\-'lit-.ro thori-
ziri- now waslt- laiiilr. :intl inoors,
tlivri- will ;;rou' next suiiinior i`oragi,-
'iiiii iiictiilow plants. grain and leg-
uuit-s. iii addition, I i-an state that
tht- lack ol' eniployniciit. since the
lf.-utbri-uk ot war. grtidually anti stead-
lily iiit-it-aseil. In this respect. the
revivtil ot' i~oiiiiiieri:e aiitl industry, for
\\'hii~h wt- art- iiiiitiii our best. on
and will lie t-veii niore so in the fur-
tlii-r tziiurso of the war.
“l-‘or tho nioiiieiit, ull industries who
supply tht- ariny atliiiiiiistration ari-
worliiiig to thi-ir utiiiost capacity. Otir
pioiliii-iioii ot' aiitlii'-.icito dui-s not only
stipply ilii- Iionit- country und our Al-
triiss. The laltor tiri- dt-peiiileiit up-
on it iiuiiiliei' ol` iiiiporttitit iii'oilut‘ts
ot' our inilustry, and will, I siip\ose,
Iiii_v thi'-in l`i'oiii us during the war,
and we will strive to si-i‘tii't- this stip-
ply. llotilitlcs.-= tlieri- is the dii‘Iii'nlty
for us that wi- are obligt-tl to Iiiiy cer-
taiiii raw iiialci‘ltil.~i i`i'oiti l'ori-igii i-i‘ii.tii-
trit-s. l’.ut t'ai't-.l'iil stork takiiig has
taiiglit ii-1 that tht- lionio <:ounti'_v has
:»rtoi<-il izitiicr t'ti|is-iitlt-rtiliie stocks
\vliii'li wi- \\i=i'i- ahlf- to iiuiii-ritilly
coiiipli-to out 0|' the stocks o|` ot-i-i|-
pii-.ti liiistilt- tzoiintries, and whose eco-
iioiiiii-.al iiud rational use is w:ii'i~aiit-
i-il by special orgtuii'/.atioiis iisiiisteil
‘by royal t-oiiiiiiissttry. I ilo not
douln either that own inti-rust ol`
iit-ittral proilut-int: couiitrii-s will on-
tli-avoi' to vroati- a inzirkf-t for tht-ii'
igiioils with us.
CANNOT BE STARVED OUT.
i
` “Hut as liltlo its our liitlitstrics i-an
lit- uasily starved out, so il will lit-
\'.'illi our poplilation. (li-riiiaiiiy pro-
itiiil it' shi: is tililigt-tl to parlitilly rt-
ly on t‘oi~<-i1.:ti couiitrit-s w
to thi- supply oi’ cattle l`i-ed, wi- art
iii ii iiositioii to i-tiliipoiisiito this fat-t
by ilu- rzitioiial iisi- ol' ii ltiitzir f-riui.
\\'i- hill 1`iii‘tlif-r hi- nlili- li) tlil`i`i-ri-iit
nn-ilitiil.~. not only to iiitliii-iii-v thi
of our provisions. We shall finally
be able, by fixing maximum Drives
‘tor grain and flour to put a chfwk
to speculation and to sc-cure adefl\-We
prices for the consumers
` "Germany, in the course or tho last
|decades, has become a rlcli country.
and all classes of the population have
taken an active part in her economi-
cal advance. To this has to be add-
antl political organization of the
}vhole people, that enables us to con-
,slder and carryinto effect. 6¢!0!10ml¢l1l
dmprovlsations. of the most different
kinds iii L1 very short time, anti we
leiiil to our people' ti fitting IJOV-'lil'
with which none others tire eiidoweilx
“li1 short. we watch atfairs confid-
emiy find plni_-idly. I have been
minister for nine years. and litive_ a-
perfect kiiowletlgc of the economical
and nioml powers of tiiy t-oiintry, _and
I ani pi-rstiailt-tl that we will lit-. in ti
position to t-arigv this wat' that has
been forct-il upon its to u sur-t:essl'iil
issue, ulso an i-i:oiioiiiii‘.al si-,list-.."
Wltli typical tit-rioaii tliorotigliness
the Foroirgii ()i!it~c also distributed a
,lbiograpliical fzkt-tt~lt Iii-&'ii-iv tho ititi-;'-
viow took pl-.i‘<-i,-_ I. said ii: part:
“'l`he titibstitute ot' the imperial
Clicticellor, Vitro-i’;i-::iilt1-it ol' thi- lloy-
:il Priissiaii i\linisti'_\' of State. St-<:i~.'»
tary ot' State for the iiitt-i'ioi' t‘lo-
nii-ns tlottlit-.li Eriiat Ili-llbriit-Ii. WHS
horn on thi-. ltltli oi' .lu.iitiiir_\', ol' llliiti.
at llallc, 0. S., the son ot’ ti iiieillral
nian. l-le hulls froiu a taiiiily oi' liiizli
repiitatinn t.o wlioni Gernitiii_\’ is in-
debted for ti iiuitibi-r ot' rt-.iiowiied
scientists and liiqli l`itiii'tioiiiirlo.=. llu-
ilolplt von llelhrtick, for niniiy yours
thc i'o-lalitittir of Ilisinart-k aint tho t~ii-
’,i,.,,\,,,,._S' is 0,- ,ho |,,ghCs,_ hnpm.mm,,,._ touutler oi the (ii-.iniaii I-Znipire is
his uncle.
“On ()ct.oliei~ iS, 1005, he was tip-
pointed litiyal Priissiuii Minister til`
the State and Sr-i-rotary for (‘oiii'iiiert'e
and Tiadt-. (hi .Iiil_v l-i, I900, lit- he-
Paiiie Sei'i‘i-tary ol` State for llit- ln-
lils position are thi- ftiiii-tions ol’
a Prusslaii lllinisti-i' of the Stall- willi-
uut. ii piirtilollii. and thi- rt-gtilai' t-.\'t-i‘-
viso of tlitr l'i'i~_;i1lt-iit'._\' til' lhi- l"i-il-
<-.ral t`ouiii'il. iii- now ri-pri-si-ills thi-
' liiiiit.-riiil t'liaiii-.-llor and l’riiiii- i\Iiii
ister von Ili-tliiiiaiiii-Ilollwi-i.: iii thi-
coiiiliii-l ot' thi- i-iitii‘i- Intpi-riul and
I'itissiaii |iolitii'¢t,"
Ili-llii-ut-k llirougli ii spi-i~iiil iiivitaliiiti
:it-nt lii thi-ui tlitougli thi- |~'in'i-icii tit-
liifc.
tiusstilti`i`itiii[i°
Sliould Not he Judges by the
Eureciuciacy any More Than
Germans.
A i`t-attire oi' llii- iliiily and wt-i-lily
iliici-fi aliiiosl tho wlioli- oi' its iiwii l~.iil:li.-li |ii't-ss niiivi- tin- Iii-;;iiiiiiii;.-, ot| __ _ . . _ , I _,
f‘ii:i.-iuiiiptioii iii lircuii:stiii`l`s and tiii-lil, ilit- \\'ai‘ has Iii-i-it thi- iiuinlii-i' of ai' ""“;" “ml 'l“"" l'l"mr~‘ “ll""'
iii-Ii-ii ilt~alliit.{ with llitssla whit-li liu\'i-i ' " ' "‘““~*‘--
ith i'i~g:ii‘il.~ :i|i|ii-nrt-tl in its riiliiiiriis. ’l`li=- raison; “.\.'i-iIsi:i;`s iii-lii'lous t`lioitol:ilf‘s are
- il'tt:'t- ot tlii-so :titii»l.-:a is tht- igiioi‘~-ri-i'i:ivi-il tiiisli i-vi-ry \-.'i-i:k~--_voit must
aint- :tiiil thi- tit:-i--tuiitty ot' thi- i.1i-ii-lst-i- thi-in tii :ippi'i~i'iuii- tlii-ii' cleanli-
t-iul piililii' with it-»;iii~il to thi- trui- itil--in:-,s. tafati- tlii-ni to aiipre-vialt-. their
tiiri- oi Ilii-'i:- lpuiilv \l.i Q' ‘ it-r
i .
'productlon, but also the consumption
. I
ed the firmly ceiitralizetl economical-
IIIIIISIIIIIS PEIIPIE
O
ii.~i:!;i-tl at askance hy Lllieinl Eiiglimq
trlio has i-.otiplotl her nanie with all
that is reactioiiury und subversive
oi` i'rt-ctloni and progress. This testi.
tiiutt- has In-en entirely based tin the
t-i-.tioiis oi' tlie Russian liureuiiciuicy
tziiil llu-. spirit ot' the governing classes;
it vtilirely ignores the great inass ot'
the Ilussiau people.
As is justly said in a Maiieht-slr-r
Guartliaii special article, "lf we dn
iitxht, as so iiitxtiy people consiaiitly
ri-iniiid us, to tlistiiigulsli lit-ti\'iit-ii
Piiissian iiillitarlsni nutl the ri-til and
ostzriiii-.il (it-riiiiiu t-.liarat~\or, wi- shall
al.-.ii ilo iight to distinpiiisli hi-iii-i-i-it
Itussiaii liiiiwiaiirutgv :-..ii: the i-ini;-.E
ltusslai: nation. ll' iioltlier the lliilion-
nollciii l`:iiiiil_\' nor Junkerdoni is thi-.
wlitili- of (loiiiitiiiy, it is i-.r|\iall_\‘ triti-
tlial tho ltoiiiaiitiilii ailtl the llussiuii
,ii|lit:ial izliiss art- iitit lliissiu."
Lcrioi' nnd gt-.iii-ral aiilistiiiiti: or ilii-| ’l`o iw-iiili;i's ot” Tolstoy and to iiiiitiit
|g,._.,_ hui ,hu n,,ulm| fmwig" ,.mm_ ltnperiul tflianizielltir, t'oiiii<-t‘ti-il with
who ni-o await- ol' the vt-.iieratlrni in
which ho iii lit-ld in Russia. it will tim.
bi- siiriirisiiig to liiiil that the Russian
proiiiint-iit <-liarac.-tci'istic is a det-.p rc-
ltiriotis si-use nnd one whit-li is essen-
tially t liristiati. ’l`liis is :lest-rilii-.d in
thi- .-.Iani-Iii-~'tr~-‘ tllt:\"“f-ii :i""'~‘i-. "“---
wrlli-i‘ says: “()n€i lllilig Wllltlll Stiemq
lo tilt- iiltisf i'illirtlttIt:i‘i.~iilt'. ut' tue .....,~
ith-.ii i'liai'ai-ti-i' i.-= a ri-al tiiiiloistuiiiliiit:
of :intl :=_\'iii|i:itli_\' with the grt-.ut Gos-
pel truth that Iorci- is no rt-nit-d' and
. . .3
ltliat i-vii is iii'-vi-i' iivorcoiiit- by evil."
i it is iii' thi- t'lii'Istiiiiil_v religious
spiiii ot' thi- Itussiaii people that Dr.
tlillii-ri .\liii'ii_\' spt-iilit-s iii an artical on
ilii.»-.silt appeariiig iii ti recent issui- ot'
tlii~ llaily t‘lii‘iiiiii'li-. "'l`hi-re is u <:liar~
ui-li-i' and a spirit iii lliiseila," lic says,
aiiil izi' 'l`ols-toy. whose “ossoiititil i|\it-il-
ity is iitti-rl); and t'liarai~tci'istii'ally
III-i>:.1i:|ii." Iii- :-,pt-alts as a nian who
,si-t-tiii-ii "lo wart- for iio values t-xirt-pt
tht- spiriiiial valtii-s. llt- laces this
worlil \'.'itli it i'oiivi<'tioii like that tit
lihi- old tiioii-. that iiotliiiit: is good Init
ciiiiilitt-.s:~. .\_|itl thi-sc saint- qiialitie-it
i-.ni iliroiicli iiiiisi oi' tht- |;i'i-at Rus-
.iii;tii:=. lio-.tt_-ii-i' \':ii'ioiis tht-ir social
‘ _. , ': -I iiiiioii llrtli: to., i-oi‘|
- 'llit- triiili is that I-.ii-i-in lzaei Iii---ii tlrt-:it ti4-oi-;;i- and lit-iii. h'ti‘et-ts, ine
it
' fs
it al-;0“_5
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The House
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i
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in this vicinity. .‘oti tbein, our 1 r can are right.
A tzoinplcto i'tii;_-ge nt' tli's tr- lt-hittlotl twcctl, iiia-.lo tip iii ini-ii s i-ing`i: and
dotihleli-eastcd suit.-i, :iiirl iui-ii`.-4 pciiits. 'lliosa got-tis aroniucli hotivier \\'riiglit and
hotter in iiln and triuiiiiaii tl at wiiiit has been t~liii.'.-ti in pit-vioiis st-out ii~i and are
I witliiiiituliiiil-ttlielicsttiiiooftliiiii-xt‘cllontwe:\i~iiig tucciltlial:liti.sc\'¢-rbci.in¢ri’._iriiil‘I
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$15.00
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‘ This ii _
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.... $13.50
not a few odd lots but
with
special sate A11 This week.,
Of Men’s and Boys’ Clothing
Men’s Suits Boys’ Overcoats
Regular '
$4.00
$5-Q0 I $3.50 _
$5.50 I -
$3.01)-
Aliout 50 boys’ college overcoats
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twt-eds in brown, grey and green
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