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_ OCTOBER 23, 1916.
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THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN. _ `
holiday Photographs
_Will you pardon us for' sug-
gesting_ NO is the time to
have sittings made for your
Xmasphotographs
Our staff can give your
work better attention than lat-
‘:r. Make an _ appointment
.-oday'at _
The Bayer Studio
YOUR FRIENDS can buy
_ anything you can give
:hem-except your photograph.
Malfe an appointment today.
The Cook’s Studio
New DesPrisav .L.l.'.~:k
A. Ii. LYON, Studio
Good Photography
Moderate Prices.
Personal attention to Am-
ateur Photography. _
107 Queen St.
 68%' e i
 
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ELLIS’ I
Montague
-F For
Pickllng Spices, All
Kinds.
You are sure to get them
fresh
Our trade is so great
that our customers will
not allow our stock to get
stale.
Our Vinegar is of the
very best quality.
Ellis Pharmacy, Ltd
‘ For Qunility.
mwtti. .
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ROCKY POINT FERRY
S. S.
HILLSBORO
Leave Ch,
Town Leave R.
7.30 A. M.
8.00
8.30 A. M
9.00
9.30 A. M. 10.00
11.00 "
11.90
1.30 P. K. 2.00 P. ll.
8.80 " _
3.00 "
8-80 " 4.00 '°
5.00 "
P??g
'S335
5.30 "
SUNDAY.
9.30 A. U. .
19.45 P. ll.
8.00 "
4.00 "
Mwftf.
rrré
$352
1?
"F3
I-5--1 _ I
The Magdalen Islads S. S. C0. ltd
The B. B. Amelie carrying H. ll.
mails, passengers end treikht leaves
Pictou every Monday and Thursday at-
ter arrival ot morning express from
Halifax, for the Magdalen Islands cali-
lng. going and coming at louris.
CHAB. W. IVIB, Agent, Pietou
I. H. lterratt, Manager, Amherst.
Harbor. M. I.
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IHF WIINIIFRFUI
FIIUII MFIIIIJINF
-_
Thousands tlwe Health ind
Strength ie “Fruit-a-llves”_
"FRUIT-A-TIVES", the marvellous
medicine made from fruit juloes- has
relieved more eases of Stomach, l.i`vcr,
Blood, Kidney and Skin Troubles I/mn
any of/ier niedicine. In severe cases
of Rheumatism, _ScIs.tica, Lumbago,
Pain in the Back, Impure Blood, Neu-
ralgiii, Chronic Headaches, Chronic
Constipation and Indigestion, “Fruit-
s-tives" has given unusually eilectivo
results. By its cleansing, healing
powers on the eliminating organs,
“Fruit-a-tives" tones up and iuipgor-
ates the whole system.
500. it box, 6 for $2.50, trial size, 25a.
At all dealers or sent postpaid by Fruit.-
a-tives Limited, Ottawa.
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See the new high cui-
hown in Black kid Hav-
nna brown and Su bma
e grey. _
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ley & Co..
135 Queen
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Eastern Steamship Lines
ALL-THE-WAV BY WATER.
INTERNATIONAL LINE.
Leave St.. John Mondays and Tues-
di1ys at 9.00 a. ni., (Atlantic Time),
for Eastport, Lubec, Portland and Bos-
ton.
Return- Leave (fentral Whorf, Bos-
ton, Mondays ami Thursdays at 9.00 u.
ni., for Portland, Eastport, Lubec and
St. John. _
MAINE BTEAMBHIP LINI.
EETWENN PORTLAND AND NEW
YORK REDUCED FARE8 AND
AND STATEROOM PRICES
From Portland and New York. Pos-
senger service Tues., and Sat., one
sw-.air 'i‘lnirs., alternate week. Freight
service Tues., Thurs., and Sat. Leave
Friinltiin Wharf, Portland, 6 p. m.
Leave New York 5 p. ni.
METROPOLITAN LINE.
Direct between Bolton and -New
York.
18'/g Hours.
ilouie via Cape Cod Canal.
Express Steel- Steamship: llsssao
ausetts and Bunker Hill.
Lefive North Side India Wharf.
iioston week days ind Sundays at 8
p. m. Same Service retuming trtom
Pier 18. North River, Foot ot Murray
Bt. New York City.
Bi. Jann City Ticket Otilee. 47 King Ot.
A. C. Currie, Agent, Ot. John, N. I.
A. B. Fleming, TJ.. I P. A. lt_ John
N, I
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CANADIAN GOVERNMENT RAILWAYS
PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND
TIME TABLE IN EFFECT OCTOBER 2n(I. 1910.
Trains Outward, Read Down. _
P.M. A.M. A.M_ Atlantic Standard Time. A.M. i’.M_
(‘.harioti.ntown
3.45
5.00
5.45
8.22
7.00
11.50 7.35 Dep.
1.15 8.30
2.06 0.02
2.49 9.27
3.30 9.50 Arr.
I’.M. P.M. '
Ilunter I
Emerald
_ Kensing
8.10 ’ 12.15 Dep. Summerside Arr. 8.45
P011 Hill 7.48 3.31 ‘
. .I ... 7
9.08 1.57
9.57 3.92 `
10.38 4.40
11.15 ‘ 5.40 Arr.
0'Loa
Albert
Summersido
Trains iiiwnrd. ilmiii lip.
i’.M. A,M.
10.20
0.0:#
6.15 8,00
5.30
4.50
Arr. 11.40 10.15
10.30 9.20
0.5!) ~ 8.-ill
0.27 11.211
Ilnp. 9.00 8.00
liver
Jet.
ton
11.05 "FF
ry ro' '-0
on me 1155
Tignish Dep. 5.45 12.00
Tues. Mon.Wed_ Tues( `
& Thur. & di
Sat. Friday. Set.
8.55 8.55 6.80' Dep.
_$.30 9.50 7.25 Arr. Cape Trix
' Emerald Jet.. Arr.
_"_ '_ " 1"” "'"’l7ii`€s.
&
Sat.
8.35
8.00
7.50
vergigm __ W 7.00
l‘.M. A.M. '
8.00 0.50 Dep.
4.10 8.40 `
4.30 9.17 \
4.57 0.47
6.00 11.15 Arr.
St. PBI
` SOIIYI
fchariottetovm Arr. 9.45
Mt. Stewart 8.35 4.10 _
Moraii \ 8.07
5.50
3.24
2.50
1.25
ers 7.44
s Dep. 6.40
'T10 Air.
Eiif1ii~I“` ' '°'_`5epI`5.30_
‘ AM. " ‘ _
4.15 sro pep.
5.04
10.00
' 5.25 10.80
0.00 11.10 Aff.
Mt. Stewart Arr.
Cardigan
' Montague -
Georgetown - Dep.
3.50
2.30
2 10
egg?
L-an
:asm
/TIM. nu.
me a.1e _
(1.50 4.15
11.45 5.55
m 
\ - .
Dep. Charlottetown Arr.
Vernon River
Arr. Murray Harbor Dep.
I ‘Ali trains, _Misa stileiwlss iiiariielr N0' 001. liniday
>
1-.3
:.1
._
re-he--,-f
55°F
mi
1.00
._..__-.._.._.__.-__ . __ _.
lilglle.
CHARILOTTETOWN MARKETS.
Butter (creamery) in prints 
Butter (tub) lb   .. ._ ._ 28
Butter (fresh) lb   _.30 to '.12
Eggs,doz.   ...30t0 32
Beef lb (retail   15 to 20
Fowls,lb......_ ....12'.o14
chickens ii. _  12 in 15
Duckslb . . . . . _
.....14to15
Hay (pressed) ion   $11 to $12
Straw (pressed) ton   ..7_00
Porkii. . . _ . . . . . . .
._ _....121/2
Turnips, bus.  _   '20
_Potatoes -per bus. ._ ._ . .50 to 52
Oate- (black) bus.  ..  55
Oats (white) bus.  ..  50
Be-ets, bus.  .. .. . . . .
_.40
Garrots, bus . . . . . . .
._  40 to 50
Piiraniiis. to     .01
SUMMEFISIDE MARKETS, FRIDAY.
Buckwheat., per bus.   _.75 .00
Butter, dairy per lb  ....30 .31
But-ter, creamery, per lp ....36 .37
Culiskina. ner in . ..  ...lil ,20
Eggs, pei' d'oz. _ _ _ _ ..._ . . . _.31 .32
liay, loose, per ton _ __ $12.00
lluy pressed, per ton ._ $111.00
liides. per ~-  . . . .
._ ....15 .iii
Liinili peits. each   ...50 .70
Oats, blur-k. per bus. . 55
`(.';;1 ;, wlilii-, pt-.r bus. ....50
i’ot.utoes, pci- luis. _ . . _ _ _ _ . _.45 .50
Pork, orgiiim uit. _ _ . _ _ ..0!)‘,{¢ .IZIA
Straw, prcssmi, per ion ._ $0.00 $0.50
'l`ui'nips, pei' luis. . _ _ _ _ _ _ . _ . .18 .20
VVool. per lb  ., _ 'iii 48
Wli~>iit., pci' but-1 _ . . . . . .
_.$1.40 $1.50
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CONTRIBUTIONS FOR
the St. l'eter's Buy Red (Truss So<'_i(\L\
has i'e(~cive(`i` the following letter- from
(Klint. Mui-y Plumnier, oi' the (‘uuiuli:in
cliffe, England:
To Mrs. Kaneen. Pres.,
Red Cross Society,
St. ‘Pel.ei"s Buy.
Desi' Mrs. Kuneenq ‘ .
l’lousi~ thunk ull thc members of
youi' society very much i-iirlecil for
tlielr generous siiiisciiptioiis of $10.00
t_o iiic Xnius i~‘und and $70.00 to the
(ienerul i"\ind_ The iiittcr will ciiuble
us to buy it lot oi’ things, und wi- are
inorc llinn grateful to you all i'or your
spiciiilid .support in our work.
Yours iiiitiifuliy,
MARY PLUMMEFI,
Capt.. (l.F_C.(I.,
pei°---
WIINIIEFIFIIL TALE
IIF AN MITIIESS
Struggled with Sickness and Dis-_
couragement; How Relieved.
Dayvllle, Killingly, Conn.-“I shall
be glad to have every woman know
what I know now,
IIIIIIIl|||| .mr ming Lydis E.
-  \ Pinkhsm's Vege-
-  table Compound
  Although I amonly
  24 years old, I have
  suEered for the past
_ sight years. 1 iimd
  the doctors, for s
-  doctor told me to
 give up the stage
I had bearin down pains, my health
| where I was playing
_ _I  _ ____~ with my husband.
failed me. an% I could not work on the
stage, and wasn't able to tend my baby
or even get around myself. I was
always downheartsd an diecontented
with the world and onlivhlived for the
sake of my little girl. e doctor said
to move to some quiet llttle_town sway
from the noisy city and I nnghtbe able
to live and feel well, so I went to Day-
ville in November. At that time I was
so sick I could not walk around, and ni!
husband kept house and I stayed in be .
One day in January I read your adver-
tisement.'iii e newspaper. and I sent for
Lydia E. Plnkham’s Vegetable Corn-
pound, and started teldng it. Within
two weeks time I was edllferent wo~
man, could get around, and felt so good
that It was a pleasure to do my house-
work. I felt: contented and happy, and
now nm the picture of health, and sm
te-mpted to return to the stage. We
appreciate my health as the most pre-
rious _thin on earth."-Mrs. H. L
I~Li.uNu:'i"r, 0501: 85, Kiliingly. (kim
500 ton Sydney
run of mine just
received by
“*_    at* Min d' Llniment Co. Limited
_ __ _ ar s - - _ »
_  ` ' Denr Sir.-i can recommend MIN . A h , _ s_ ' ' -SL _|°,,,,_ "_ |3_
time i.iNiMaN'r for Rhaaminum 12-,:‘r°e';"‘,§ivm 3;“‘,n‘;;f 'N_\‘s_ - ,,,»°,,c,,,,,_ N_ ,,_
md Qprriins. as lrhave used it (or smrhrouke. New akwgcwv N_ s_ F,,,¢,,.;cm,,, N_ g_
0 ’ ’ ,0 'wt excellent esuits.
5 5 13°' -'"i“*"i1‘ Geo* E'  S th in if-"'1'='~°1-°»'\`i';ii»;i<f;_,_ 158 Richmencl St.Cliarotlet0wn, P. E. I. Opposite Post OI
° ° “' 2551-10-201121.
I c...iwi...i. '--- - - -
over "Registered" the '_ tlrst prize 1916.
FIELD COMFORTS
Mrs. William Kiiueeii, i‘rr-.sldeiii ni
.
Field (‘.umfoi‘ts Coniniieisinn. Slimm-
WORK AT TORONTO
TORONTO. Oct. 19-(The Dc-minion
Royal Commission' concluded its sit-
_tings in Toronto today and will meet
in Ottawit tomorrow.
I That Canadi1's timber supply would
be practically inexhiiustibie for her-
iseli‘,_but that in 12 or 15 years the`
,Unite-il States would if allowed. take
, all her tiinhe-izwus the statement imaile
,by Dean B. E. Fernow. L .L_ D., faculty
‘oi forestry. University of Toront0,and
member cf the Canadian Coservationl
I Commission. He estimated that the-
. total "stand" of commercial timber for
` Canada, leaving out pulpwood supplies,
was between 500 or 600 billion feet.
Prevention oi’ tires, he said, was the
(Irs-t step needed. `
Mr. C. B. Watts, ot' the Dominion
g FMlll¢-rs Assoiziatloii. told tin- viiiuiiiis-
I    Ision that it would cost $100,000,000 ii-
tleepen the St. Luwi'e'iu'e i`or 4ti'iiiilei-i
-"-‘-‘-'ff-'-'~'~'-`-‘ff-*ff-'-'-4::-:-:_~.~_~_-_-_-_-_-_-_~:::.-___ 1_:_-:_~:i<ff:-:-1-A--.-~:_----.-_-_~_-_-_-_-_-_-_-;_-_-_-_-:_-: to enable- it to carry ocean liners lu thc'
Great i.aker-_ lic- offered to latin-_ half a
..*lT PAYS to buy in this Province.I .."'ONE CENT per word each lnser- .y|.,,r'g imc,-.._,.,;_ on gm; -_,mmmi .tml pm g - _ _ - p. < -_ I
-# Ition for advertisiiig in this column. 0,, ~,. uns 0113 ,.11-mn.-.<5 from mir, (pri __ ‘
~~'T' GORDON 'V59 IS q\l8l'd|¢\ll* mm borne. to M(-ntreul that \\fuuiil i':\i‘i'\"- VON KLUCK ON RETIRED L|ST_
representative in Montague. I ..'MR. R. R. HOWLETT is Guar more than an the gmt" muy.-.1 f-“_gt_ __
*- _ (Ilan Bgelll f0l‘ Allllllhiltlle Hilti VICIYIIIY- ward in one ye-Jr. ' German Field Marshall Has Never
CHICAGO, Oct. l9.-’l`he- pu-blir is
confronted \viih another inure-.ise in
the price ol' bieail, it' wheui <'ontinue.~'-
tc- advance, according to pr(-dit-iioiis
today oi leadlui: bakers. The 10 cent
jump in the price oi wht-at in the lust
increases in the price of hi-cud they
would have to make i'u1‘il1rr uiivuiii-c.~'
unless something uiiioiscr-ii low(-rs ilir-
y€8I`B.
saiiti l'uiil Hi~iiuiy.t~, ii proiiiiiu-iit link(-i,
"ilu-ri* will Ile it wlici.l falnlii-2 lici'in'c
spriliu. liven as ilu- situation is now
siiiull iuille-i'_~i ure- shutting dowii their
plziiits uiiil iilliun llicir orilcixs l|_v lniy-
iii i`i<i|ii ilu- ‘\linn<-.1 ills uiilli.
"°coRREcT'°N~'*' In the Pfllel **- _ -i---- Returned to Front Since He Was
list ior pigs at the Georgetown Ex- ..°HALLOWEEN TEA.-Ladies oi' FLQUR WHQLESALE, w°unded_
hibition which appeared in yourpapefr the Mehodist Church, Montague, in- $9.50 AT CHICAGO _
a iew days ago an en-or occurred. Fox* tend holding Halloween Tea and Bean _ _
be” B°"I‘°hI"° B0" 002 "wir M\dIS\mne\' in the- Auditoiiuni. Oct. 3is1. n1~:ui.i_\'_ or-mi..-r 19-Y vit. i.m..i.hi
_ 2590-1047'-£51- Highest Prlce Paid in That City Field Iiui‘sliaiI .\lexuiidt-1' il. li. \'un
should have read John Sloane. New- in Twenty Years. _ li(luck, wlio <»oiiri|iuiuii~il ilu- rigiii
pmt' mstaad 'ff J- Leslie P0019- M0" ROYAL ¢0MM|53|°N CONCI-UDE5 -l- ‘wing ol' thi- Gcrniuii ui'ln_\" in its s\vc(>p
tn\v:ird.~: Paris in the izill ol 1914. has
ber-n plari'-fl in _thc reiirotl ii_~'~l, ut his
own wqiicst. llc iizid iir-vcr 1'(--tiiriicii
11.- iiic i'i0nt sin(-0 iii.- was woiiiirif-.I by
_-thru ici tire in .'\lar1‘li 191.-'. \\'liil ' '
pi , 1 iii-
.~'pi~r~tini: ii<l\'i\i1<-ul positions. 'l`hc
two day! S011! IIOUI' “il 75 rents ii liar-` i<‘i4~|il .\laii‘sliul was T0 yours ultl last
rell, which i-.uused the big liuitf-i's to -.in-I I(-1;|_r_
nounce that in addition to the 1'(-ceiit 1-‘if-Iii .\ii|i-siuil You i\'iu<-k und his
uriuy took un iniportaiit part in ilu
(lf-rliiuii uil\'iii1i'c iowzirtl l‘;ii'I.~' in Si-p~
ivnilu-|'. lill-i. Ili-1 nilvaini-(~ liulimll
price oi' flour. Butters puid $!I.:'»0 u';iimul iliirly iiiili-s i`rniii ilu- I-‘ri-i.i'i||
barrel \vholc_~i=ilf-. for tlnui' .\'1'+'-t<`i'<I=i,\'.lI-npiinl and hh. 1'..-it-<~ with ilu- rt-.I ol'
the highest price in ("liii'iii.:i.~iii txvcnty th.. <;.>,~,|,;|,, ,,,-,M “-,,.~_ ,.|,,.,.;,,.,| mm
ilri\'<>ii hui-k in ilu- brittle oi the
“Unless an einbargo on thr 1-xportii-'h|m~||.._
tion of flour and wheat is (lecla1‘ed," i°‘i1»id .\lui':~'luii You Kiui-k \\';i.~: lmriil
PA( .E SEV BN
in Min.-ii>ati;»1',(1t~i'iiiiiii}', llluy 20. 1846,
and entered thc Gci'iiiu|1 ur|n_v as it
_-at-coini lieutenant in 1805, ’
At (lic ouilircuk ui` thc- war lic- was
in coiiiiiiainl ol' ilii~ arniy' corps ut
l{.u»iili;.~iIiiii'g. llc fought in ilic war
with /lusiriii in lSti(i, and in the
i~`i'aii_t-i'-l’i'\is:1iai1 wui' in 1870.
Ili- is said to have rect'-iveil his
woiiiul in Mnrcli, 1915, by recklessly
--xposiiig liiinsclf uftei' s stormy iii-
i<~|'view with l<Inip<1-For \’l'llliuin. Lust.
.»\iis_ur-t it wus i'upoi'toil that lic was
soon to Inlet- a coiiiiiiuiui in ilie: Eust-
crn iioni. ills si.-ii, l.ieut. Egoii vnu
l{iu<-k, was 1'(-porn-.l killed at llliililol-_
kcrkc, f;~_ii~i_v in 1015.
RULES FOR A LONG LIFE.
A i‘lr‘i‘;:_\'ili:i|i who is liiilc uuil licilr-
ty ut TR you \' ol' rigs. giws tlwsc
rules which lizevf- gu\~ci'ii4~ii his llil-_
'i`lio use ot` pl:iin_ fond, with pli-iily
ol' i`|'l'sl1 i'i'uii and pure \\':i(r>i-.
i’.'-i-.~iuiiiii rlv'.iiiliii<-sr: by i'|'<-mir-lit
Ii:\tlis fi-iini l\<‘:i1| to foot.
l-‘i.iuiii-is next iiiv skin the _vi-iii*
round, igriuliiiiiiiig wi-iiziii ur-i-oi-iii'ii|r
iii thi' :si-iisilii.
(ip:-ii :iir 1-if-i'ri.~'~ .-\'<~r_v ii:i_\', ruin
or siiinv.
\'ciitilu`tio|i ui' -ii-wptiig rouui. suin-
uier irnrl wiiiit-in
i<Ji;:lil lioui'.~" _~'ie<»p eucli night,
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IIII SlfI'NllIlSl§lIIIIII
SIIIIII. llllll SIIIMIEH
‘THE MOMENT “PAPE’S DIAPEP-
SIN" REACHES THE STOMACH
ALL DISTRESS GOES.
"ite`nlly does" put bud s-toiuai-li i
order-"rizi1lly tions" ovcrcoinc- ind
ge-slioii. ily-spepi-ilu, gas, iieuitliiii
und* sourness. in tive iuinut<:s-tli1i(----
just tliat-makes Pape’s llliipepsin
the large-1-1; selling s-toinnf:li regu‘liitoi'
in thc world. if what you out
i'crnicnts into s'tubli0rn lluinps, you
belcli gas and crucatc sour, undii;0'_~:_i.-
ed' food and acid; tongue i-.nat.ed; your
insides illleil with bile unit iiiiligcsb
iliio waste, reiiioiiilic-r the iiionient
“Pape‘s lllnpeps~iii" comes in couiiuet
with the stoiniitfh ull such (l'ist.ress vnn-
ishe:-;-L. lt’s' truly ustonisiiing_-almost
innrvelous, and the joy is its hixrmless-
iiess.
A large fifty-cent case oi i’npe's illn-
pepsin will give you n hundred dol-
lars' worth of satisfaction or your
ilruggii-:-t huntla you your money biick.
~li's worth its weight in gold to men-
and' women who <:iin’t get their stoni-
uclis rc-guliited. I; be-longs iu_ your
lioine-should always be kept handy
iii cure oi’ ii sick, sour. upset stoniuch
during the' day or nii:l1t_ lt's the
rliiickes-t regulator in the world.
BELGIANS LOSE EVEN PRODUCTS
OF FIELD
This fear’s crop quickly requlsltloncd
by the invaders for the German
Army's use.
MONTREAL. Oct. 21.-“Even attri-
tlie Beigiuns' have struggled in iiic-
fuce oi’ the nic-si adverse circumstances
and gutliercd in themselves it portion
of the usuni crops and products- of iiir-
ilelil they have them taken from tlii-.ni
by the Gcrmun occupants- oi' thc-
country" says an investigator ui' con-
ditions in llelgiuni.
Continuing, he says. that no sooner
was it determied what the 1916 crops
oi’ grain and feed would be than the
Ge-rnian Kouiniuiiilnntur issued regul-
ations covering the distribution oi it.
allc-wing just a meagre pittauce- to the
Beigians themselves, and requisition-
ing the large-r part; for the German
army. -
Further than that the German gov-
ernors make the Belgian burgonuist-
ers responsible for the distribution
with heavy lines and imprisonment us
the only alternative.
These are the conditions against
which the Belgisns' ilnd themselves in
are the conditions that the Belgian
the- of-cupied part of the country.These-
Relief Committee has to relieve. Men.
wo-me-n and children, the iathers.wives,
mothers- and children of Belgiums
brave- soldiers are robbed on every
side of (ned and clothing_by' the Ger-
mans' and only that which ilie- comm-
ittee gives out is available ekclusively
to the Belgluns.
As the iiepraditions ot" the Germans
continue so the needs of reliei’ in-
crease. Today they are more urgent
than ever. Seven millions' of people
nre slowly approaching the time when
denth will claim them unless decisive
steps are taken to save them. Sulisisi-
ing on ii pint oi' soup imd three slices
c-i' bread a. day-:ind many tiuir.-ii not
that much--ultimntely means denth.
for the strongest constitution niust
have more than that. Two years oi this
has' gone on now. Fc-elrla chllilri-n have
surciimbcil. nhl nge hits given wiiy to
luck ol noiirlsliinent. an tl uiotlii\i's
wht- have given tiie-ir 1-:-hare in their
prying, huiigiir_v,cliiidren. have wasted
to f~\inii0ws_ The little children tliaiii-
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Gnriiiiiii invuiier. wisiully look up(-n
t.hr- siciimini: kcities ni' soup In thr-
tecdliig depots und in their looks is
a plea sent. out to us across the ur-a
io send them more food. .
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Ithc- lie-iglnn ilollei’ Comittee and it de-
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will keep ii lloiginn family fro-m rfnr-
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