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THE 'llHAllllllTETllWN llUllllllAN~
- llornlnn Daily (f°um‘l¢d 1881*- 84.00 per yur (nurtured) in advance:
$1.00 per year (Mailed) In ldvei ' _ In
Heed Ofliee It Charlottetown, Br
Oeilrle and Montague. '
President--Major A. A. Bartlett
E lltor and Publisher: ' `
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Canada. and $3.50 for U- 8. A.
nneh Offices et Sumiherllde. Atherton.
Assistant Editor:
D. K. Currie
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 24th 1918
_ _ _ _ __.___ __;___;_ ________ _ _ _-,_-_._., _. -_-_-_-_-_ _-_-_-_»_»_-_-_ _ _-_-_-_-; _ _ _ _
_ _-_-_-_-_-._ _-_-_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _-_ :_-_-_ef
» 1:~:Di5;\ii\'irii-:s '
Should Canada claim iiei' share
of the indeiiinities to be exacted of
Germany after the war? This ous-|
tion is now being seriously discuss-'
ed in certain quarters although iti
has not yet, so far as is known,\
been considered by the Govern-l
ment
ll is well known that there was no
the only belligerent outside of the
lfnited States that camiot benefit.
materially by a victorious peace.
France will get .\lsace and Lor-
raine; ltaly _will secure the Tren-l
tiiio districts of .-\¢istria; South .\f-
rica will get tiernian Southwest
.~\frica; .'\tistralia and New Zea-
land are lil\'el_\' to secure the Ger-
iiiati South Sea possessions. Bel-
thouglit of aggraiidisenieiit when I giuni will be restored and recouped
Canada entered the war; the although in a thousand ways
thought then \\'as to crush German, she will be iuiiiiitely the poorei;
niilitarisrii; to purge the world of.
the German menace and to effect
this Canada pledged herself "to
the last man atid the last dollar, I
without any thought of what she
was to receive out of it except
what she would receive in com-
mon with the rest of civilization-
a homeland and the world freed
from the menace of Prussian tyr-
anny. ' -'
ller entry into the war and herl
share in it up to the present has
cost her dearly iii both man power
and material. Her casualties up to
_lune 30th last amounted to 159,084
of whom over 36,000 were killed in
action or died ol wotnids. 'l`ht-sei
casualties have heeii greatly in~,
creased since that date as thel
heaviest iightng of the war has
occiirred iii the last few moiiths.
Her debt has iiiereased until it nowl
approximates a billion and a half
dollars. These facts must not bet
lost sight of, These losses havel
been thrown upon (anadal
through no fault of her ownl
thrown tipoii her, as tipoii the oth-
er allied belligcreiits, by a nationl
which arrogaiitly and criminzillyi
sought to doiiiiiiate the world. tol
substitute military might for nat-i ere loiig, will have rcdcenied civ-
t
ional rigiiteoiisiicss.
'lt is pointed out that Canada ;:-
_ seat and a voice at the final' peace
wiiile possibly inaterially richer,
because of the war.
In view of these things and in
view of the fact that iiprniaiiy,
_~\ustria, 'l`url<ey and llitlgaria
should be compelled to-pay indem-
nities to the last dollar of their ab-
ility and to the last acre of their
possessions, it is but reasonable
that Canada should now be
wondering whether, out of what is
left after paying the others, there
should not be something for lier_
No doubt the question will - be
considered by t`h'~ cabinet. In any
case Sir Robert llordeti will have a
<~oiii<-rciice and we may rest assur-
ed that t`ana<la`.~' rights will be safe-
giiiirdcd and that she shall receive
full credit for hcl' share iii the war.
\\`hetlier Caiiefla shall share in
the indeiiiiiitics or' not she shall
have her coiiipi-:is¢tiioiis_ She has
losi mitch, spent much, sacriclicd
mnch,' but she has found
her true soul: _she has done
her duty; her sons have written
her name in letters that will live
forever on the pages of world his-
tory and licnct-\`f\:'ili she shall stand
side bv side wi'h the nations that
ilization from ;| curse wliicli threat
ned to destroy it.
_ . t1t`l{ til{li.\'l` Ill{['l`.\ll\*
Uut of a population of forty six
niillioii people (ircat llritaiii has
raised eight' iuillioii iiien for the
war, roughly, one sixth of the
whole population. llad Caiiada,
sent a like proportion we shotildi
have today under arms over one,
million men: the United States in»
the same proportion would have'
an army of eighteen million nien_|
Such are the possibilties when
necessity or patriotism or an un-
siiakeablc sense of duty drivesr ,
In (ireat llritain the calling to
arms of one sixth of the popula-
tion meant practically the taking
away of all the niale help on the
farms, in the workshops, in the
iiiuiiitioii factories, in the stores,
professions, everywliere where
men were required, where it was
believed business cotild not be cai-
ried oii without men. Yet the plac-
es of these eight million men were
iilled by women and girls, so faith-
fully and capably filled tiiat the
land area under cultivation this
year was greater by some tnillioii
acres than ever before. that the
ouptit of niuriitioiis, uniforms.
boots, ships, aeroplaiics, food.|
coal and other iiccessarics was(
kept up to staiidard; so efiiceitiily`
that not onli' the wants of the
british arniy and navy but those
of her .\llies have been supplied
without ;t break. without even anyl
danger of shortage. _ '
V\'e in taiiada, knowing \_\‘hat
the effect has been of losing the
services of half a million men can-
foriii some idea of the drain upoiil
the industrial and conuiiercial life
Of UFC” Bfiiaiill Cllll f0ft\\ Sonieresistaiiee to Germ:-uiy’s aiiibitioiis.
i n
‘Coloma of Rome recalled Garib-
idea also of wli‘tt willing, patriotic.
fletermziieil wo:._.-it ,ffaii do wlicu
tlivy tii<l'_~i't:tl<i- 'o till the places
iuade \':i<§ai\t by the call of the men
folk to arms.
(jrcat liritaiii has done marvel-
lous things in this war; sheihas
done the iiiipossible of pre war
tunes.
Speaking the other day at a
state luncheon in London Prince
alrlis appeal to lzngland as the
helper of oppressed nations strug-
gling iiii desperation against hated
tyranny. "() l'lritain," cried the lt-
alian patriot, “call the peoples 'and
they will follow thee." Prince Col-
oiitia added: i
"'i`hc invocatii ti of our national
hero is today. rcility. /\ll civilized `
people draw nc-:ir to your great
nation in the .struggle which will
decide the fate of the world, be-
cause they feel that victory is with
you, because Rea ion and Right and
_justice are on your side.
'l`licrc is no exaggeration ir
these words. llzifl not (ireat llrit
ain flung herself into ilie fray 01'*
August 4, ioi4. thus rallying her'
llouiinioiis and the other free nat-
ions in oppositori to ilie Ceiiirali
Powers iierinan, niilitarisni would
speedily nave got its way and tht
cause of human liberty would liavi
lost most of what it has gained
through long centuries of struggli
towards the light, No one who has
visited liurope iii recent months
has escaped the conviction that the
Mother Country has ‘_-been, and is.
the head and centre of ilie Allied
_ _- _ - -i
IEFFICIENT W0llli BY AMIZBI. `
_ CANE
i___ ____
WASHINGTON. Oct 21 - The lm-
portant pert' played by American
troop; in the victories on the western
front wil emphasized by war depart
ment officials in the weekly confer-
ence with mendiern of the senate mill
ttf! colltitlee. The work of Am.-
Oéiill lvlewn wu especially preia
The news that the Germans had
ure Belgian cout
boundary and nm
been occupied by
ll. received dur-
its
it-gf
Ulm nl lou' ll lonmn
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ni’ the various Roman Catholic chur_
chan, unable owing to the epidemic
llrecelve the faithful in the churches
paraded the streetp with the Sacred
Host thus bringing' the muse to the
very doors of their parishioners.
The approach of the priest md ec-
Dlvine was heralded by a bell or by
the blowing of a bngle and worship-
ers then came to the doors 0! their
houses, knelt and received the
priestfs blessing.
iioiiisiox srinn. con oviins
-~ row iii oriiiwriox
svnunv, oct 19 - 'rite nm bu.
ter! of the new Dominion Steel Cor.
Wretion coke ovenl 'which will num
N1' 110 are now in operation. 'rhe
Diem. will cost 'several millions ‘and
ie coiilldered the q‘||g|,_¢¢ “Q gh gh,
world. 1100 uma ol coal will be
dell
esaoeaaaaeuauue
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,ilexel you. 1! a personal Answer is
ver, sign your initials only' 0_1', U90
-seudonym, » `,. _
euiploymen-; just what you can
“classified advertrfs-ing pays." _
SELF Oli OTXIERS: “What
sing, with llattle t'l1oug`nit. to help the
They go to church »t.o get personal
They expect. to consume the bles
sings they get themselves, and
God' is when our chief desire is
to help somebody else.
G01)'S ‘ES'l'lMA'l‘E: “Social Worh-
er" asks whether God regards ii
 "children of the dust" ani
everybody, whether we are obedient
or rebellious. I-lo love-s sinners so
well that he ‘gavevltls son -tn die for
them. He does not regard men a
"worms"or a~s“eliildren of the dust’
but as precious souls more valu-
able than all the diatmond inines
in the world. Mien are so wonder
ions with sorrow.
llNlIUN|]lllUNll
latest German reply tho Post says,
"Germany enjoys all thé advantages
possessed by an unscrupulous liar
aver an honest man. The Allies dc-
mnnd unconditional surrender of t-lic
'armed -forces ofthe dehumanized peu-
ple becaiuse until these enemies
take a ikiiowledge of their utter
defeat there can be no peace in-the
world.” ,
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lt is 'not plasaiit to have every-
thing exactly t‘he oppos/lie of what
we would choose. But this uiaty be
the best i`orl.u»ne 1t.hai. could eoinc
to ws. A_ photographer cannot, pro
duce a good picture -until he -has a
good negative,-and in ne-gialtivn all
the "val-ues" are exactly roverirotlu
Negativm are as important. in/1-lie
Christ.l.aiii» life as in pli:otog‘raphy_
A (llirlntlan woman, writting to a
frl.ell.d', brlngu this truth out with
wonderful cleamnesii: ,"A word in
your -letter-_-‘Sacviflcen ,V _ _ that
produce only neg~ativos‘- made
me think ‘how the great, grealt Artist
taken a perfect picture of some-
thing-somi bit ot love`,sacrliice to
inmi, nun is dw in nu-tim-t.
But he doeun'4, want amy onq to sec
lt., so he hides it away in -his ‘dar-lt
mom: ai qeeiiidngy useless ‘nega-
nlialtuwtive. -hidden; but there
with only tlhe orimetm, light of
blood-hae develops lt, unknown per-
haps ta all but himself, lite ii. plc-
ture or priceless beauty. But. wvhtle
we are in the dark room the is there
hoo, and the thrill of hte presence
.lust mnliies our .imartp gtow-O-li, it
is sweeter-to he with him in the dark
 ibheihghtl And it is
the ‘negnalvewliatt e into ;|lrotogreip~
her prima more than enythhig eine
la' they are capable of being ‘devel-
oped -an ui alison. maniac extent."
AN vm enum ooilhirehnnu
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and y
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.ramen will be published; It yon pro-
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advantage-'amd' you'll learn that
is
your estimate oi' worship whore the
chief motive is for personal bles-
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'WHAT CAN YOU D0 -BEST? i
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do
to make your services ot' peculiar
va1ue‘to him. Write that classified
"ad" in a frank, sim-ple way, realiz-
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your servlces"t.o the he". POSS'lBLE|
poor and save ` the lost',"'_ asks ~
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mteimbers -is tlliait wliloh you describe    '
'he'.-p, with rio particular expectation   I 
of getting the :help so as to increiuii \'\ llh TW¢lVt'. P0p\ll8l’ 
fthelr effectiveness in thelplng others New R€C0l'dS - _ _ 'i
lhefefvmf U10 UIUSSWETS l-hey l'@C°l“’ (i8-liero is ilic-_l|i_u;_'i\sl,_\';iliii\_ in tiziiiailn in
are GXC€€dl¥1£i'Y meagre- The OWU' it high quality Gli\\l()l’ll()Nl§, with .solid
way to get abiding comfort from oak cabinet, nicely nickelled trimmings. size-oi" '
ealiiiiel. l0._inclios high, 191-2 iiiclxes' deep; '
motor is fitted with :-'ti'ong spring. is sinooih
rniining and can bi- wound while pltiyiiig.
,"l`he goose rivirlt Lone arni and i‘cproi||it~ei' are
gi ilie most, :high class io he found in ai iiiarliiiic
I ai this pri_t'i-_. (foniplcie willi si.\_' iliiiilili- side
|'f‘coi'tls. §.'l\'lllg 12 separate self-clloi
"worinis" or as his own song ai1rl:(jhm.g‘_S pui(|_ prim, _ _ _ _ _
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ilaugiht-ensi? God' tenderly .lovcsl  _ __   _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
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qv (V\`rii<‘ for iiislal||n|»nl pa_\'ini'ni. plan oit
, :ibove inai-limi-, slalingamonnt ilini. it will be
lcoiivciiiciii to pu_\' as iirsi iiisliillnlcili., and
-nlielliei' _von wish lo pay liulniicc
or monthly p:i_yin<‘ii!.\'.
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fully made tha-t God admires them] '
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No. To - 'l~`hi< in-aiitiliil \l./\ll()(i_f\NY
l)l(flll'iSS l’l!()\l)l,_\ is i'ciii:ii'k_alili‘
ialiic ni, our prcscill price: siaiids li) `
iiiclw-;liigli, lb l-l iiiclies wide. I8 l-2'
iiiclics deep; motor is strong and iioisc- `
, ‘ less; is opci':ileil by il slroll;_{ ilonlilo
spriiitr; plays iliri-c ll inch |'of~oi'ils with
one winilingr. 'l`|ic soiiiulbox is of the
Plioiiola Aiigeltis type, niakiiig it u ,l
|wi'l`e<-L i'cpi'o<lticl'|' ol` the most dilliculi. `
`t
is. l‘..\pi‘<-ss
to pay balance
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is the eqiial of many offering it
a iinicliiiie that we cun_highly ri
(Write i`or iiistiilliiieiit payment plan on ahoii
iiiacliilic stating anioiinl. Lllal it Will ll!! i!(\I\V0l\l6,I1l
to pay as lirst installiniint, anrl whetliiir you wish
in weekly oninonthly payments.)
ltnuls oi iiiiisir, _\ll inclnl parts ine
lii':`t\il_\ iiickol plated. 'l`lii-voliiine of
round is i'i-giilateil by the l,\vo ncal.
.sluilli-r doors ai, lop. the lower _Caliiiioll
in wer-ltly
even when the ‘looks upon their al:t~ - -rr*--~ - - -- ---' ' _--
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it Ask F.-ir `-Special 
~ suiitiiii “aids "ht A
_ _ Siyles,`_l'lit-nfigraplis t
i`iiriiisli<‘s a <'oii\ciiii~ill_ place lo keep
ircorils. This iiitioliiiie is snpf-,i°ioi' to o
iiiaiiy iiincliiiies oil`i-riiigz nl- $ll)ll_00. li 
is n high eliiss ina<‘liiiu- in cw-i'y i~i~.~‘p4~i'l,
,li\|n't‘.-s (il\ill';(i's lhtlil. Q 0 ‘
l’i'i<'<‘  _ _ _ _ , _ _ . _
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(_\'ii'ite lor lnslalliiieiii piiyiiieiitpla
on :|l:o\i- iiin<'l|in<‘ si4ilin_'_' tnnonni that
illv-ill ln- <~oii\'i~;iiciit lo pay as first. in-
.statllini-iii. and \i‘|icllic|' _von wjsli lo pay
i.o.\'ooN_ out. 22.--in risen.-sing nn-V " W '; ' I ` ` * ' -
“A   .5ee Our Two
g PlANOS_,i, '
it Leaders i t
, lu Furniture Depirtments
lialuiico in weekly or iiionihly payinents.)
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; ln Memory
| _»___
l Miss MARGARET B. _EMERV
Teiitlcicst synipatliy goes out lo
Mr. and Mrs. 1’. il. Emery, Wood
islands. ln their recent sad berL»avi:-
iiienit ileatili having claimed their bo-
loved daughter Margaret. who geiitly
passer] away at Maine General lluspi
-.sal after an illness of only three days
oi' pneuniun-ia. heart failure l`-allowed.
`l‘iio dr~<:r~1ise1l was an `oxi'eptiomtllv
‘irg'lit, young lady of storliilg charac-
tor. Besides licliig u gragliiato of Bur-
Idot (`n'lle:c. Boston, sh-iz wan also a
trained niirne, and practiced her pro-
l`oss»lon wlith endearing kindness. She
l lived in constant touch with trite Mas-
ter and loved to serve him. To tliose
piisaiiit; tlnough auch sorrow wc real-
ize how poor :i thing is h\i'.iz-ii 4_v|n
natliy and can only eoniiiiouil the
.anriowiiiq parents, sister- anal bro-
1.l|ern.to llim wtho alone is able
to give the needed strenfzili and re-
;</ignatlnii to say "not mg' will liutl
Ililne be dinio." 'l`br\i'e arc l-_‘lt to
znnurn- lmsiiles hor |iiireiit_~: Mis. ll.
W. Stewart, Annie, A_N.t!._ who in on
her way to Siberia with t-he Aiiicrlcan
Expedltzioiiary Forees'. Louis: anti
Dmn -at limne. Her reinui-ns were for-
warded home and laid to rest in the
Wood Island Cemetery Sept. 30th the
funeral service being eondiicteil by
tlte Rev, J, C. Martin and llov_ A.
S. Stoviurt. her favorite hymn being
sung by the cliolr, "Safe in the arms
of Jeiiiis" and Oli Lamb ol Calvary.
T-he pall bearers were Messrs Wm.
Mcbaren. Dougal Stewart. James Mc-
 
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Nliillaiii, Wm. ¢\lr.\lill:iii, Al-ex Gllliis this young soldier. wilio, he S-alll. hail
,axial \‘.`in. .\lel{ay_ Notwitlistamliiiig the 19,1 am; ins-plred his nicii tlirou_~;li
liiisy season the funeral was iiniisu- many ,_,._,,mg experiettgt-5, and who
‘ally large tesilfyliig to the kliilliiess_w___s b,J10vu\ by we whom tmttgry,
1 _ ,tastwfts
of the people.
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ICORPORAL KENNETH J. BELL
Oiliclal word has c'ome of the
den-th in -action ot” Corporal Kenneth
' Traverse.
(lorporzl Ilell who was 22 years of
,nge had been ln France almost :chi-ee
i_yoalrn at bbc time of his death.
| He enlisted a-s a gunner in .lan‘Y
1916 und crossed to England in the
illih, Ammiuitltlon tlolutin under Muir
'jor MacK,l-inir/n,.'golng tn France in
l.lune with the 29th Ilnttery. Later
he wats trannforreil' to the Iiiitli Bat-
t-tery, whore he niet 'liis death 'on the
‘me-ming of September 16h.
~ flvrlwml B811 had fought ln the
battaii of the Somme. Vlmy Ridge.
lionai. Ypres, Passchendciele had
imany later battles, and came out
;w_i.iiwut a mitch. -
-' Lleut Olmsted, of t,he,35th
in nitdig w oorponi
~!D¢\kl 1.1 (l:;‘_Ii‘.;
'Corporal Bell. who was ti particu-
larly splendid type Of YOUIIK ma-ll"
hood. both pliysleall-y, and mentally,
` was one of the many y‘0U1`lS mem Wm)
roalitzeil the awful need for men 'avnd
lit)-A really wonderful value in a PHONOL;`\
(ill./\ \l()l’llt)`\l|§ wii_li solid oak eabirici., double
spring motor. 12 7-iliiiehes high, 17 1-4 inches widt-
_ 13 ;}-t_-im-lt(-.5 deep, iittctl with most. approved typ-
of goose neck arin and sound box,in use_. \\'il
play from two to three 10-inch r_ec0ri_ls with oiv-
l wiiidiug. All metal parts are heavily nieltel phi led
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coinnieiitl. (_`.omplel,e with six ,double side teC0rtl~
t giving twelve iliil`ei'_eiit seleeiioiis,  
lixpri-_qs tlliargcs Paid. Pi'ice_....... .
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tiectshiid one of the fairest homes lil
the province, enlisted willingly ii‘.'
cheerfully. '
He was a graduate of the Charin-
tetown Buslnesii College. ` -
There are left to _mourn his lov.
hls pa/rents Mr. and Mis. Wm.DeI!I
tivo sisters, Mrs. John P.Baer,Mc~n-
taniic ‘and Bessie in Summerville ii--<\
‘loavinig be-hind him the best of l'F\lS'| 0110 l’l'0l'|\8\'- 001155186, Bi ‘l\Um¢-
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PROI-llBlTl0N, 'ACT _
_ .Undef =nd_by virtue of me Powmvumd in the Pre
hiliition Commission, any Physician living mote than tive
miles from a_V_en_dor may on application to th`a Secretlfl’
of the Commission be aopnlnted a vendm- during the
pleasure of the commission. Clergyman in char of `a con-
gregation shall forthe tlme being be rmifgg tp issue
P"°?°“l’t‘°“S 0° V§U.d0fS f_0r the use opeliquore- for th¢if
P8f1Sl1l0*1¢fS. 8nd_1n sections not already provided for tem'
gfgxyrizigllggzwill. ontfheir recommendation be »ppoi;i_}:d-
ll’ Ure o meet emergencies gtioi , m
the present epidemic and shall be _ it the
Pleasure of the commission onlv. in  id ig” '
- HENRY si/itrii,-~1l - ‘
the Prohibitl_ou:q ___ nion.
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