'JANUARY 16,1915 __ _ ,
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|C00K'3 5TUD|0| For Your Feet
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’ ~ ° _About the warmest
things you can wear on
your feet are these
Lunibermen’s Rubbers
of ours. They are as
easy and warm as
Moccasins but will pro-
tect you from wet as
well as the cold. They
have heavy heels and
soles, and duck lining-
will last several seasons
Best quality Kant
K_rack grade solid heel,
high, laced style $2.50,
low laced style $1 75. r
Best guality Kant
Krack with seven inch
leather to_ps in black
and tan with solid rub-
Fnr _'rue Best
IN PHOTOGRAPHY
CALL Ar Ti-li:
BAYER, snniio
FOR A GOOD -PHOTO
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E_ L ... - ber heels $3.00.
A' '  Studm We have heavy knit-
Finest work, moderate prices. led SOCKS fOr these
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Personal attention given to tlggsaiai. C and 85C
Amateurs Work.
noN°r FORGET BABY » Alley & CQ,
107 Queen St. Charlottetown 135 Queen St.
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We have on hand always
choice line of Halibut,
almon, Mackerel, Haddock,
odiisli, Eels and _Smells
hich we are offering at    .'_,_____,_._,_ i_ll_»i_;_f_f_¢;{._
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How are your Horses Teeth?
J. M. Nicholson, D. V. D.
HORSE DENTIST.
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executed in the most skilful and
A humane manner. All orders promptly
attended to and satisfaction guarante-
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Stupid Children
ed. Best ol' City references.
STABLES 202 Kent St.,
Charlottetown.
Cl'lilClI`6l‘l Of bright pa1‘6IIiZS  
are not naturally stupid.
When study is disliked, study
iS  Suspgct the__ir eyes Anxious Old Lady-I say, i_i_iy go_od
1-at er t an con emn t Leif ln., man, is this boat going up or own.
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teuect- _We make 3- Specialty tiiliTeicii\iiiiilldSo liliolilltiiiiit ‘ivoliiieli (Tit
of examlnlng Chlldrerfs eyeS_ she was going _<lo\\'i|. But then again.
- lici‘ b llers aint any too good, so she
Vi? prei_scr_ibie _glasses only ,,,,,,|,, K., ,,,,, _
w en a so u e y necessary, ” “‘
and guarantee Satisfaction- inquired the mother, "and not ask
Mrs. Winters for ple it second time?"
“Y ’ ,” said Willie proudly; “I
H. J.  didnftmliilive to ask more than once; I
. . got the first piece without asking.
Dgéiggist & Opt;_can ~ ~ ~
uris, P. _ I
of ie distiliftiolis oi’ life are
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E ... -- - I dy.
“Sonic tl f I
ery puzzling to ine," said Mrs, Gad-
. "indeed," said Professor Pundit;
Q1 i  _.f "what, for example?"
,_ f “When you write anything bad and
_ /...mm ` ““ mean ili a man’s life iii a book for
fa  "_\ _ everybody to read it`s biography, but
I    ‘ 3 when you tell the same things to a
`~'- _‘_ _ ' >'_‘f_-_"'»_`_"`f"  few people on a front porch it's gos-
D' a is 1
Willie was doing penance in the cor-
 ner. Presently he thought aloud pen-
llively.
u ».»{~ Q ., "l can’t help it if I'ni not perfect,"
“L_ '-~u,g,_." _  ,/ lie sighed. “l never heard of bllt one
` "" perfect boy, anyway."
'~_.\ _ _f fi” “Who was that?" asked his mother,
 f -- ""  thinking to point a moral,
` "Papa," came the silencing reply,
"when he was little."
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HUMOR OF THE HOUR.
“Did you do as l told you, Willie."
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We insist on your examining the qual- _
ity of fuel that slidns down your chute. A YOUIIS Wife. WlSllillg £0 MIIIOUHCC
Plenty of dust slag and klinkeis means the birth Of her “PS1 Child *° “
money thrown away. friend in a distant__clty sent th_e _tele-
1f you wang to grain "Isaiah 9:16, beginning. For
unto us a child is born, unto us a son
Save Money on Coal
is given."
ller friend, more literal and less
our yard will help you. Clean bright
00111 at the right pric l.
familial' with the Scripture, read the
inessage and said to her husband:
“Margaret evidently has u boy, but
why oii earth did they ever name him
lsainh? He mllst be healthy, though,
for he weiglis nine pounds and six
ounces." _ _ _
Phone 1 1 1
ii. Lyons 81 G0
At a ucgro wedding, when the
elergyineii read the words, "love, lion-
or and obey," the liridcgroom iiiterrlip-
ted and said:
"Read that again. Sell! Rem if
once nio‘, so's dc lady kin kc_tch de
full soleninity ob do incanin'. Is been
married befo'."
 
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High Grade Coal is the 01115'
kind we (gafty. Ili (i068 l'l0t l‘i‘l2f~ _
l’.el'Wl;8tl y0\10l't'lif.fYf;U Cancogq -`  "Hull Ti _,_ ' _,
sure tt'ng sa 1° 20 OW l - _'ll v
if Yogcgiiieltovjs We have on " ”‘ ~ ' HI!
hand an excennnnwllv flood qual-
ity gf wg] gqitfbl.; for i'_ilef;tI___€S   l
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 iilaewansiiich do _vnu re- W.  TAYLOR, M. D., C- M-
q\llf0? PI'lC€S 8lW8YS flghf- .l (M°q|‘_|_ UN|V¢Rg|'I’Y)
i MQHTRQIIC, P. E. I".
Office of
-Bulimia'-_Dell & _Co '
A into Dominion Coll Oo. Ltd. Blu: "__ “__ 'uni
.°|T PAYS to buy in this Province
..°1". GORDON IVES in Guardian
:gent in Montague.
..*THl MORNING Guardian can
be obtained in Bourls at M. A. Pao-
quot's.
..*THE MONTAGUE RINK, is be-
ing well patronized this winter, and
a large crowd attend every night.
Come along with the boys and girls.
and shake yourself out.-B. ~
..*HOCKEY ACCIDENT8.- At
Hockey practice in the Montague
Rink one night last week, two of the
local players. were badly disabled.
one getting his right arm fractured,
the other his eye, in a sling. The
boys are reported as doing nicely when
last heard from.-B. _
..'°H0l-‘ISE RAClNG.- The local
horsemen of Montague are making
good use of the now splendid ics
speedway, and there is a large num-
ber of horses assembled on it every
evening, and of course a crowd oi
spectators who are ever anxious to
see the horses go. Sports are pleased
to see, jockey "Joe" on a mount a-
'-gain, and expect to see him Score
a Card, at the next race meeting held
which according to reports will be
very soon. Murphy, also has a good
green pacer, in Minnie M. by Brazil-
ian. that will make the boys step some
when the word GO is given.-B.
EASTERN PERSONALS t
..fMr. Urban Hynes. O‘Leary, is
visiting in Montague this week.-B.
..*Miss Clarinda McDonald, Char-
lottetown, is visiting her parents in
Montague.-B.
..*Mr. Vliicent Murphy, Montague,
employee of the P. E. I. Railway, left
this week for Tignish, on duty.-B.
..*Miss Sadie Martin, Boston, Mass,
arrived in Montague this week, where
she will visit her old home here.-B.
.."liis friends are pleased to learn
that Mr. D. A. Martlii. Montague, is
very much improved.--Il.
.."Mr. D. P. Murdock, Charlotte-
town, representing the Rogers Hard-
ware Co., was in Montague, this
week, on a business trip.--B.
..*Mr. Rysden, Charlottetown, re-
presenting tlie Frost & Wood Co., was
iii Montague this week on a. business
trilJ.-B.
..*Mr. Allen B. Cosli, Charlotte-
town, representing the Crown ln-
surance Co.. was in Montague last
we§k, in the interest of his Company.
..*Mr, Bruce lluggan, Charlotte-
town, representing the Chlirlottetown
Selling Agency, was in Montague this
geek, for a few days, on business.-
'.'.“Mr. "Geo, A. Thompson, Monta-
ue who has been confined to his
is pleasing to report somewhat im-
proved.-B.
..*Mr. Seymore Compton, Monta-
Clrcle, who has been for some time
at Sumnierside. has returned to Mon-
tague again.-B.
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house this week through illness, is, it
gnc, employed witythe Montague Egg;edidces were utilized as stables and
*ONE CENT per word each I
eertion for advertising lu this ,col
ing
people on same every afternoon.-B.
MODERN CHIVALRY.
Despite the efforts of Cervantes.
,breathes and prevades our life to as B
great a degree as ever in the days
when knights were bold But it as-
Izeolth compelled him to live in the U
sunny climate of Colorado and that
bcrue ln Columbus, Ohio.
tions of desertion, and th.; cause was
heard by twelve good men, and true. I
tabllshed his causs. But the tlefendniit ,
especially designed to make some man
happy- '
The chivalrous jury thought it a
juryman candidly put it, ‘injure her
chances of marrying again ”’ There L
freedom, but merely sought to pre- D
ed a decree to lier.
The jury was dlshcarged, but on ex- D
aiuining the verdict the trial judge R
covered that it could not stand, be-
cause Mrs. Carter had made an appli-
could not be changed Therefore an
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case will be heard again. 0
A miscarriage of justice? Possibly; 3
kind may take just pride. It was
chivalry, modern chivalry oi’ the most P
up-to-date kind. Those Colorado men
are no whit behind Don Quixote. [1
Equal slit‘l’i‘agc_has evidently not des-
troyed their high ideals of woman- P
hood.
The next time anyone says that
found him by the recital ot the facts
determined with Solomonlc wisdom to
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durymen. -Chicago Herald.
CHARGES OF
` ATROCITY MADE
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London the British,,Press Bhreau to
day issued detailed: allegations of the
ninltreaement of Catholic clergy
Belgium and the destruction of their
institutions by German troops.
This statement; says that churches
and religious houses were destroyed
or profnned in almost every village
an troops passed. In nz-ost cases the
prisons and, when not placed in safe
blding, the sacred vessels were stolen.-
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..*GO0D ICE FOR 8PORT|Na_ _ ponies expect to pay additional divid-
The ice on the Montague River, is now Gnd
excellant for skating, and horse rac- 51114118 Plfk- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
and there ls .a large number of Prince Albert..    ...,.10
.____;____ Rayner International declared 4 ac
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sulliliiskgntoEiigiateiisxtmmaiilfestation-~ general Fur Farms' Ltd""'mm17
n Colorado variety. ln the Pueblo °
court J.- W. Carter sought it divorce Mu
from his wife. Carter alleged that his
his wife refused to leave their former Westmoreland suv" & Patch
Mrs. Carter made counteraccusa- Silver Tip __ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _cash 15
They found that the hlliiband had es- m
was good to look upon. S110 Seemed hold securities for balance due on
shame that a divorce decree should be cm
paud Fox Company.. .. cash, .40
recorded against her, and thus, as one Wmow Hi" Fox Co_ 35 c cash
tore, although she bad not asked for Rt
“°"’° he' l"'e°°’“ "°“‘1S» they award' seal River Black Fox co ........  10
cation for divorce. Inasmuch as the L¢d_ h id dl ide d g 50 er
jury had been discharged, the verdict cent: masggcafp a V u 0 D
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o der of mlnistral was entered and the has paid 3, 30 per Cent gash dividend `
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but an amiable one, one in which man- gang;-B1 meeting on Dec, 8. 1,,
chivalry is dead, let it eterlially con- Sovereign S. B. F. Co., cash.. ..._.15 
of the case of Carter vs. Carter, tried Hartford D. S. Fox Co.. . . . . . . . .
,.25
in Pueblo county, Colorado, and there Peerless . . . .
. .  .  .. . . .....l0
the eternal glor of twelve chivalrou Ellis Silver Black Beauty Fox
Magic Fox Co.....   ....50 8
|,0;\'p0N_ _yanually 15__A¢ the ref Bedeque Fur Farming Co., Ltd.....10
quest or the Belgian negation in G
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The Bideford Fox Co Ltd.......200
Beecligrove    ..  
l~IamiltonSB1-‘ox Co  _  ._
Murray River      -15
and in many towns where the Germ- Mt. Herbert Silver Black alid Patch
(MUFB 8001))
pald....    .......20 b
J. McNeill co, ensii so. stock so “
Co... . .. . .. paid 20
N.    ....paid 105
ck Prliice Fox Co . . aid .50
unt Edward....   paid 10
(With additional 10 p. c. soon)
rray Harbor.. ..  .. ..cash .30
(More soon)
pton....    cash, 10
(More soon)
Co.....  ..cash 35. stock,70
(Added three pairs)
perial Silver Black Fox Com-
pany, Ltd., Montague.  ......I5
(added three pairs to ranch and
sale of foxes which when col-
lected will enable them to pay an-
other...... . . . .
..........10p.c.
p. .
New London Fox and Farin Lands,
d. 200 p. c cash, and more later
undas.... ...$00 cash and 200 stock
Q1-ht'/:Ni-l
(Also 8 pups added to ranch)
lamond....  . . . . . .
.. ......30
ogers Paton....   ......I0
(More later)
The Freeland Silver Black Fox C0..
than
The Carruthers Silver Black Fox Co.l
t of a declared dividend of 110. An
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r-ow
ditlonal sum will be paid lifter the
(Also 75 p. c. stock dividend)
ure Canadian Sli. Blk Fox Co., 40
and 35 per cent later. 1.,
ichmond Bay Fox Co., 20 per cent. 1;
(More later.) 1,.
rovlncial Silver Black Fox -Co., 40 1_1’
per cent cash, with more to follow 1,;
later.
(From 4 pairs) 90
and balance after January Ist.)
Co., Ltd....    ...G0
(With 60 or 70 later)
Hackett s. B. race., . . . . . . .
 ..._.15 JA
(and two foxes added to stock)
(In addition to stock dividend of
egiil   .. .. ..  ..`10 Un
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later: ---*___ “ '
.10 1’
No odds how bad your liver, stom-
0 ncli or bowels; how much your head
hes, how miserable and uncomforta-
le you are from constipation, indi-
eyg  ee-  ,,,,, .:s:;i.'L3;‘l‘°:f:§§: .:."‘l.f.‘°§.i:l‘.:l:
chivalry did not die with Don Quix- Rayne;Clar1}é_‘&'I1i;rIb;'Fbk"  4-egnlqg with Cascm-el,,_
Ole- It ii 11°* dead- It “V05 and They end the headache, biliousuess,
ziness, nervousness, sick, sour,
_ CAN DY
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The following is is list of com- A E _
umn. Cash must accompany oi-der. ponies which have paid dividends on '
unt for 1914. Most of these com- . '
gassy stomach. They clesale.Y0\l,l'
Liver and Bowels of all the sour bile,”
_foul gases and constipated matters
which is producing misery. A Casco(-
et tonight will straighten you out hy
morning--a 10ceiit box keeps your
head clear, stomach sweet, liver 11%
bowels regular, and you feel cheerf
and bully for months. *
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Burns _Anniversary Celebration
der the Auspices of the Caledonian Club, People's
Theatre, Monday & Tuesday, 25th, & 26th, Jany.
Bagpipes-Scotch Airs . . . . .
.. Messrs. Duncan McDoiiald, J. K. McKenzie
Overture-Scotch Selections.........   . . . . . . . . . . . .
..0rcbestra.
Vocal Solo-Scots Wha Hae...    ...   ...l\lr. W. J. Brown
Violin Solo-Accompanied by Miss Katie Stanley. . . .Rev. J. ll. Llttleiohns
Quartette-Robin Adair, Misses Helen Hughes, lint-_v Blanchard, Messrs.
Dr. T. E. E. Robins, G. E. Ititcliic.
Sailors' Horpipe . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. .Miss Ileta McDonald
Vocal Solo-Auld ltobin Gray   .  Miss Ilelcn Hughes
Recitation-Sandy‘s ltomaiice . . . .
..   ....Miss Edna Gordon
Piccolo Solo-Blue Bells of Scotland . .. . . Mr. H. Percival Barnes
Vocal Solo...          ..Mr.AllanB.Coilh
Medley......       . . . .
    _.Orchestra
Village Festiviil Grand Scotcll.Gatliering, introducing Flag Drill and Exer-
cis by twenty-four Scotch »lii:~lsies from Prince Street School Iteel
of Tulloch and lliglilanrl Fling by eight Scotch lads and lassies.
Vocal Solo-The Kiliy Lads . . . . . ,
,_   Master Thomas Coleman
Iteciiiition-Juck’s Orders. . _ . .. ._ _ _ . , ... ... _.Miss Eleanor Lowe
Vocal S0lo......     ...Mr. (l. ld. ltltchiri
Vocal Solo    ._ _ ._ . .. ......\lil-is Lucy Blancllard
Gliillio Calllini......        ...Miss ltela Mcllonald
Trio-0 Willie llroiiweii a Peek O’ Maui, . ...ltlessrs (Josh, Robins, Brown
Duet . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
..Miss l-lelcn lluglicu, Mr. G. E. Ritchie
Piccolo and clarionct-Selected ._ . .Messrs. li. P. Barnes, Albert Gallant
God Save the King
Pianist and orchestra leader. Professor Wntkis.
Piper for Highland dances, Dulicaii McDonald.
Plan of hall and tickets mi sale on Friday, 22nd iiist at Janiicson's
drugstore. Reserve seats 1l5c and 5011.
Doors open at 7.30. Entertainment S o'r'lock sharp.
MES
PATON THOMAS M. MCMILLAN
Chairman. Secretaiy.
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100 p. c.) _ F
liarlottctown S. B. Fox Co . . . . . .
..1o
(Also ten foxes added to ranch)
lenaladalo Silver Black Fox Co. 100
(50 p. c. cash 50 p. c. stock bonus.)
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(100 p, c. cash-paid 35 p. c-: bal-
ance, 65 D. c.. will be paid soon.
100 p. c. in stock.)
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Fox Co.   .. ......I7
GET READY FOR SPRING.
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The statement makes the declarat-
-i ion that members of the clergy have
..*l)r. J. D. Mclntyre, Messrs W. been exposed to special indigmties at
I-~ P0018 and J~ W- Cflffllthefs- were the hands of German soldiers. In the
iii Charlottetown this week in attend- D- ~
ance at the Fox Parliament held there. amceses of Liege' Namur’ Malmes
nd Ghent man priests and others
And have returned very much entlius- c
ed at the splendid progress made by -
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three years, ln the wild and woolyr
West, are visiting in Montague this S
week, the guests of Mrs. Isaac lifes.
They left for Brooklyn to visit their
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onnected with the churches were eith-
tlie Parliament at its first sitting.-B. er °h°t °r hanged' Many other priests
ere carried oil to Germany, where
..*Mr. and Mrs. George Bears, Al- they 5PP°5|' to hav? been’ "subieci-ed
berta, who have been absent for some YO abominable “S850-"
PECIFIC CASES OF MURDER
ARE CITED.
son John, the latter part of the week.
The following specific instances are
-B.
.colved at the “MENS STORE" the
very smartest new shapes for rink,
,See specials at $1.25 and 51.50. Moore
PRECIOUS GIFTS.
To the aged I will be courteous and
considerate, realizing that the burden i
of their years makes the lightest bur-
den seem heavy. I will be gentle to
women and little children, with due
ties.
I will keep my troubles and heart-
aches to myself, so that other hearts
will not be burdened by the weight of
‘ I will endeavur at all times to he
cheerful and smile, so that MY
SMILE may be an incentive for others
to smile. |
l will endeavor to be unseltlsh. not
striving for more than what is mine in
all fairness, and realizing that other
people have rights and deserve con-
sideration.
I will earnestly try to avoid say-
ing unkind things to people and about l
them, realizing that slander is a blow
from behind and the act of a coward,
and l know that kind words have eter-
nal life.
In short I will try to make this sad
old world less sad, because l wi|l'nev-
er pass this way again.
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The little book of sympathy. the little
word of cheer,
Are precious gifts that we can never
have too much of here;
So hide away your little cares and
troubles for n while.
And brighten this old world of ours
by showing it it smile.
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AGAINST THE RULES
The new ettendant`stood sentry at
the door of the local picture gallery.
Prelently e visitor strolled up and
was about to enter, when the attend-
ant seized hilm by the arm and uked
him for hte walking ntlcl. ‘
_ "My walking iitlclr?" exclaimed .tho
man_ astonished. "I have not got
one.’_
“Then von must. go and get one,"
replied the attendant. "My orders
are not to allow anyone to enter
without leaving bls,wollrlng stick with
-Diem li o. o. um and lim c'm'» _
g,|_,,,,'f _ anon: 404 .
ms. ,
l will endeavor to be kind at alll
times both to mankind and animals. li,_.va1|d_ 37 yea,-5 0ld_ suflerimg from
regard for their weakness and frail-l
given in the statenient of the Press
urcnu:
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“A Splendid lot of new caps just re-g Augnglg 27-Au Ame;-i¢,m and n
Spanish priest, among n, group of
seven»t,y civilians, were dragged About
from place to place all da. and mol-
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‘ M°L°°“‘ s2a5'l`16M3l' ested, insulted and threatened with
military execution. ’l`bey were taken
to the church at Cumpenbout and
shut up for the night.
August 21-The priest of Duecben,an
disease, was accused by the Germans
of having tired on their.-. Ile was ar-
rested, hoisted on u cannon, tossed
into a ditch, tortured and shot.
A witness deposes that be saw the
priest, Gelrode, brought into earsbot
on August 24 with three wounded men
The Germans said lie was an English
spy and took him to the town hall..
my misfortunes. [The follow-ing tiny they beat hlm'witb
rifle butts and then, on the Denier
Bridge, they shot lilm and cast his
body into the river.
niii°os1l‘ioN BY A rn1ns'r7iini.Ls,
(IF 'i`WE.\`TY-SEVEN MURDERS.
A priest makes the following depo-
sition:
"August 15, Gem.~an soldiers
swnrmed into the village of Schaden
and began to burn nod pillage or. the
pretense that shots had been tired on
them. One hundred and seventy houn-
es were burned nad twenty-seven civ-
ilians were ii:-ulrdered. The Germans
maitreated me lr. every way. They
erected 0 gallows on which they said
they proposed to hang me. They
thrust me into ii house which-was on
Ill'0,but dragged me out again. They
lent. me oil, and at 1. distance of 200
yards, they began shooting at M0. I
foil mid pretended to be dead, and so
I clasped."
Conti-nulng,the statement lays the
Commilgion gf Inkulry ¢Ol|G¢f¢ed U‘Yl~
dence thot in the Diocese of Matinee
alone, twenty-six priests were killed
without cause. Similar atrocities oc-
curred in other dioceses. In the Liege
dtooeoe. ton, priests were lbot and ln
tbe. Nam-ur Diocese twenty prints
were killed. The priest of Spuiitin
'Til Not Too Early to Make Plans for
the Garden.
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The garden plan should be drawn to
a scale. One-eiglith or one-quarter of
an inch to the foot is a good D!‘0ll0l'-
tion. Make a list of the seeds alid
plants you will require for planting.
and be sure to order theni early.
As soon as the snow has melted a--
wny, the garden should be raked over
thoroughly, and ii liberal amount of
rich old manure should be scattered
over the soil. As soon as the frost has
disappeared and the soil is workable.
‘the manure should be carefully EDU1-
ed in .Use at least two loads of man-
ure to each fifty square feet of tZlll'l|9“
space. This application to the garden
roll will nioi-0 tlnin repay the expense
by producing ii better growth of vege-
tables and flowers.
Peonles. white. pink, and crimson-
tlowered, Japanese, German and Spa-
nisli iris. bleeding heart, white and
yellow and orange lilies, make pleas-
ing clumps of foliage and produce
beautiful flowers. They should be
planted early in the Spring. ln groups
borders or corners where they are to
remain.
Rhubarb can be forced by placing
boxes or barrels over some of the
plants, and covering the latter with a.
heap of fresh niuiiure that is in the
fernienting or heating conditions
Keep the boxes and barrels covered
.with boards. to help retain the heat.
HIS HONOR LOST
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"Don’t say that," admonished the -V
judge. 1 V
"She ought." repeated the plaintiff. '
“Don’t say that again!" warned thc
judge
"Well, l won’t but she ought."
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