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  G N the west Inst llillt Arrived in Chl!-
this Province.
"'0' ' " f ' I ' A ‘ .  A ._ loostowsscto.soo'cloox.~ A A 7A* N i A ete -
moo Edward 'l   -fs _   _ P1-MES THEATRE f--'  
__ ___ _ lr Favs to
The Vitagraph Company Presents
Maurice Costello
and _
Mary Charleson
lo
The Acid Test
_ uv 'rwo Pam-s
A society belle who has been secretly accused of
marrying for mone_y stands the_ “Acld_ Test” and gdls-
closes a heartlof go d. The plot ls admirably sustained
throughout, and right up to the last minute, the aud-
ience is kept in doubt as to the outcome
evening at 7.30.
Pownal circuit next Sunday 13th. wil
be:- _
Pownal at 11. and 7.
Millview at 2.30.
.TRYON AND BONSHAW (BSDUIU
services will be conducted by Rev.
Arthur Hurn on Sunday next at Bon-
shaw 11., Tryon 7 p. m. Coilectiqli
at Bonshaw for Denominations!
Funds.
WOMEN’S lNSTITUTES.- There
will he a special meeting of the Wo
nu-ll's Institute of Clyde River at 3
o'clock ill the schoolhouse on the
afternoon of the 15th September.
Zlirs. Dunbrack will attend this meet-
HARTNEY HALL.-There will be Church on Bept`.`.l8th, at 11 a. ln. and I d k . _ , _ -
preaching at I-iartney Hall on Friday 7 p. ln. '° mu °'m°"‘ _ -
1, _ ment ,Ba_nd_ wil five  pxtl*a,_ooliUert _ ,-
POWNAL CIRCUIT. Services at :gl:_l_l_<l1d Itégldsogsatgrtlhg 1? gaining; mls evening at Victoria Par-E, should _I _ Fanny' _
F016 Sterling Selig Company Presents
in
A Jealous Husband An Actor’s Romance
ing and it is hoped there will be l
large attendance of the members.
MATCH RACE.- Charlottetown
horsemen are interested in a match
e which it is understood has been ar-
rac
ranged to beheld shortly in the city.
one Big Laugh After ' 'gre race will be between horses owned
_ » Another Comedy Drama _
“DUTY”
Messrs D. McDonald and Douglas
Smith, both well known citizens. The
race will be for a purse of $50.
HAMPTON. ETC.-The Sacrament
of the Lord's Supper will be dispensed
in the Presbyterian Church at Hamp-
POLICE COURT Hur! Clint-on
"FW °°I|\N|°N-R" W -I 11°' ot tllo city Pouoo court yeotsnuy.
L°°d 'lu P'°5°l’» m I-h° P"°°bY'°"l*“ was lined $80 or‘80“days, on a charge
, @_.. '
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~ the weather be nas. otherwise it"wiii
laiilhheip _xftadly towards the war be md in new Sqn" . _ , _ _
’?F_'°
lnnlms conrnlsuvs sso.-'rlls °*R°'°*N “E-E"""°<"-"“ *"°
Indians ot Lennox Island held a most "‘°*.“l_“.§_ l'-9 , U9- P014 -li. °_“"‘.u¢E*° °“
successful sod ealoyobls soolsl on WMM ,er nm ww* in °°¢\"°°*~i°'=
rooms, evmmx- U, Lady Wood Hall, witirthc Army Field Service Fund,
at which the num oi’ $50 was realized. Sir Louis H. Davies will be one of
This amount the Indians patriotic- the speakers. ~ _ _
ally decided to contrlnute to the .Army `
Field .Service Fund. This generous AUTOMOBILE ACROSS FERRY.-
sct on the part oi' the Indians will be An automobile yesterday morning
fully appreciated by their white bre~ crossed on the Rocky Point terry
lhren to whom it will also be a splen- sgeamgr, 1; was driven by Mr Keith
-lid Blklllvie to follow. Rogers and was solely on military ser-
* 'i ‘ vice. Captain McNutt, of the 82nd
RED °R°33 WORK-“The Alexlu* Regiment, having been in search of
mx
;_l;`l':,sl“;;i::_'_f|*:_g’::)°_: °_;nM§_‘;u1:;?f;f“‘g§_" some of the men who are going to
inst..'when it was llnamimously agl:e_e_d Ham”
to devote as- much time as possi e _
to the needs of the Red Cross Society. __S_;;§_A0'l: E:eTL£_:'i’,;‘%G;perT£fn sl;
Any wishms t° “mst i" this wmthy :lid eased in the Presbyterian Church
cause are cordially invited to the home Mu” Harbour south next sabbath'
of Mrs' Leslie Bryemon' Trnby' on Se t l3th services beginning at cle:
wednesday mth mst" at :'30 D' m' v sho' loc’k The afternoon service
Coumbuti-°“s to this wmk Wm be will llecheld at half-past four o'clock
thankfully received and duly acknow- The “wr Wm be assisted by Rev'
lege” by ‘my ”‘”‘“l’°' °' ""5 L. H.pl\lscl.csn, M. A., or st. Andrews'
’““"'“"’° church, Picton, N. s.
A GOOD DIVIDEND. - The
_ An
_ Unusual
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ALICE JOYCE
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“A Midnight Message”
Here is a feature of unusual-interest-Come ‘and see,if
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f Featuring
__  _ TOM i MOORE
no ll.-oo nlflllol
Everybody- Doing It
not right
ll Comedya-la»plent}; _
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vo-sol ---Tl1e“Bw F=\¢iS--- s?,i‘.%‘y”&.£.‘§ll‘§
Tenth Instalment of Kathlyn
“The Warrior Maid”
IN TWO PARTS
Seligs Great Se;-ig; Full of Escllmcot and Thrills.
An Eclair Masterpiece in Two Parts too,
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di
E 1 _ ' T ?l‘here was n. good attendance. The Royal Investment Exchange. They Artillery Corps and other city units are
' president ofthe Vernon District pre- also are promoting the John -Agnew cordially invited to take the course,
TENNY50N'5 CA'-L To CRUSH aided. Those giving addresses were i<‘ur Farms Limited which will be a and it is hoped tllat there will be all
Rev. E. S. Weeks and Rev. W.P. Mo- sister company to the Provincial and enthusiastic response 'and n large
.__ lie.
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LONDON' SCP" 9' L°"l T°““y"°"’ focal cllolr. ll was o :loc meeting. caowmc. llN1'saEsT MAIN
lllllUlL Ellllllllllllll lll
TEICHEHS lSS[lE|ll|[lll
The unnuul convention Of the
'Teachers Association oi Prince Ecl-
vzurd Island will be hcld Ht ih€
Prince 0! Wales College, Charlotte-
town on Wednesday, 'l`hursdaY “Hd
Friday, Sept, 22%, 24, and 25.
An interesting programme of pap-
ers, addresses and discussions is be-
ing arranged. These days will he'~Dub-
llc school holidays lor teachers who
attend this convention.
'Teachers should make it a .DOIN 'C0
attend as matters oi unusual inl-
portance will he up for diBCuSSiOh-
WOlVIEN'8 HOSPITAL AS SUPPLE-
MENTARY.
Ottawa, September 9.-The Naval
Hospital, which is the gift of the
women of Canada, will, it is announced
here, be suupplementary to the Royal
Naval Hospital at I-laslar. It will be
known as the “Canadian \\'omen‘s
Hospital."
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sou _
last night, quoted the following
hl'2;;l_°_ ulmublished poem or ms writer, having interviewed several rlved at the Winslow North Church town Tennis young, view,-'in pm-k_
fat embers of the Tryon Egg Circle. Sunday evening, they found it packed this afternoon' Drawing begins at volmd much discussion regarding pm-
Arc von realli' Britons all
To
Ar
But England lives and still will livc- Th
For we'll crush the dcspot yonder. 3;
Are you really, Britons all, all
To answer foes with thunder? pr
Arm! Arm! Arm! li
DESPOT.
of the poct, at n patriotic meeting
who is he the simple fool, 
ho says that wars are ovcr,- cg
hat bloody portent flashes there, hh
_ _ q on time. Miss Gipsy Norton is the
Across me Straus °f D°Ve'- circle was fortunate in securing as IDUCII il\l@l'¢Sf WHS I11i1l1lf€Sl€¢l» Meet' present holder of the trophy. After- W
auager their local merchant, Mr J. 'USB C0l\UH\l€ll every 0'/ellillg this noon tea will be served by Mrs. Bayer,
- ~- - nl
answer yes with thunder? |.~_
m! Arm! Arm! To
.\ille hundred thousand slaves in arms, D9
7  t   o'clock will be conducted by Relv. _lltl per ce_r:t payable 15th, Septegber and gzuixgagnggllfhggliZ_g&m‘;_toghiii;
' 0 Lockhart. Other serv ces. Sept. 3t : a turt er dividend or probs ly 20 to - _, '
continuous Show from ° . Tryon, 11 a. m.; Bonshaw, 7 p. m. 'I0 per cent to be paid after the annu- R089" 'Wd Semis' M¢l\e“zle and
ORCHESTRA loc BALCONY sc s. s. RALLY.-A sunday school muted last year by Hon. .Iona Agnew auteed attendance of eight. but three
_ rally was held in Cherry Valley Meth- and Mr. J. O. Hyhdman, G. D. Delllois times this number can easily be
~ - HOOL.-The Sig-
Sept. 13th, at 3 p. m. Prepara- Provincial Silver Bluck Fox MGNALUNG sc
service on Friday evening at 8 Ltd.. announces a cash dividend of 40 “ning S°h°°l Wm °°mme“°° classes
____ 1| mee'¢|ng_ This company was pg-0. Pickard. The class has already a guar-
si Church Monday evening last. and W. E. Agnew wllo now form the accommodated. Tile nlenlbers oi' the
and Rev. N. H. Brown. Mem- is meeting with splendid success. nlgondaneg
rs of the Pownal choir assisted the -1 M
- TENNIS TOURNAMENT.- Ladies'
FESTED- - When the Ewlhlzellst. singles for me slr Louis 1-l. llavlcs
EGG CIRCLE SUCCESS.-The Rev. G. Anderson and the pastor ar- Cup will be played at Um yymploue.
s lllscovercd that this, like all other to the doors. and many seated on the L30 p_ m_ Sha,-p_ A11 mcse intelming
£5 circles on Prince Edward Island. l1Ii1lfl'0I11- A Very lJ0W€I‘fUl 1110359-Se to play are requested to bc promptly
S proved a perfect Success The was delivered by Mr. Anderson, and
Ford, and although the opposition Week in U39 Wl“Sl0W SOUUI Bflfk Mrs. Jas MacMillan and lilies ilelen
egg circles by storekeepers was Church- A BD8Cllll lllghi each f0l` Hughes. Gentlemen‘s singles for the
rhnps greater in this section than Wl“5l09 SOUUL Higlllleld- WIHSIOE Club Championship will he played at
Extra to-morrow night Barnes & Gallant
Popular Melodies & Imitation of Bag Pipes
2 Shows || Admission Five Cents || 7.30 & 9 p.m.
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THE BRITISH ADMIRALTY
REFUSES T0 RESORT T0 MINES.
LONDON, Sept. 9.-Tllc dt=.si.rllr‘.-
tion of the British cruiser Patlliiutlol'
and other vessels hy lllllles has pro-
tection against mines.
Sir Arthur (Zonnn Doyle and other
prominent men have written letters
to the papers inqllirlug wily devices
cro not used to save ships from
mines.
'l'lic British Admiralty has long been
investigating equipment for tue ex-
l‘?I~' SGCK I0 bring “S Undef* any other. Yet it has succeeded. and NOYUI. Princetown and York. Evtlry- the Charlottetown Lawn Tennis Dlosiou ‘lf mines bgfom ships “mm
in
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su
e prospects are brighter now than body mme e"e"Y night and bring Nh' Courts thiil aff.e!'n00I1.
any time since it was organised ers- --
out two mouths ago. Though the THE PEOPI-5'S~-All il\l€l'0Bl~iUH
opposmom it is evident that the are l0W€l'lHE ill EUFUPG, the friends crowded house, “A Midnight Message"
ople in this section believe that by ff 'h°"° “fro” th" "‘“ “re V(-'"5' “"` being 8 Dilrllvulhfly HIPOIIK l\V0-reel
pporting the circle they receive H0115- Uipf- LEWIS- Plgillf- S0" Of drama in which the popular actor.
them. More than one thousand de-
vices for this purpose have been
offered in England, but like the naval
._ . ISLANDERS ABROA D.-In these f ht h experts ni’ other nations. the British
(15123hlggulllrfligl£¥i§;_€gx§;dw;;e  lrguhlgggme gimeg when thg war-Qloudg g§gg;»l;lg;l|l§'B0 T£e(at1:.;esla:?Snisg}3_wF0 ag have ftiilllil itll iJl`[C(¥tiV0 Cquiplllelll, S0
heavy as to retard the speed of vessels.
Nets strong enough to resist the
pressure of--the water alld discharge
O ARMISTICE GRANTED prices paid for circle eggs were very f\lr. Mont. Pigott, Mt. Stewart, is Tom Mom-e_ wok the leading pm-L mines offer such resistance that their
TO BURY GERMAN DEAD- realise that had there been no circle ",},;%lf§h,I'n:l;1gioillsalvitrogll-l&;clJD£lSlhgrl; gold; ?llt‘:!l1dllleF\:ellllclle'llleht`l51:sa‘;Iti,(Z1a-yfgg
PARIS, Seiitelmxer 9.-It was un- lll§sigle1sxcetI:le())'L-`ll(l1ovl:'e hvlfilg glgcznlldlsg- n a friendly “umm and his parents ‘Be‘“" Facts" was ‘I ""°*“`l"5" C°m€`dY the
oillcially reported here yesterday after. ti
noon that the Germans to the east s
of Paris have asked for an arm- l
istice to bury their dead, and that k
the allies have refused this. _ 9
hey would otherwise have Capt ‘Vic 1,, h
WY me 1635? L Prince Edward Theatre still continues
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choicest white corn grown.
U the next time you order sl-lane nlvlnsnns PA|o._'l‘llo sol-iz, "Just actors lilo Barns ll
use is impossible.
As a collsoqllollcc, it is explztilled,
British, like other nations. have
0- of         ’°          
suis perfectly at for food and tnsy 3 ld. , , ,' ' ,', 'IQ _  v - ' ' S _ -' ' -’ ‘ 1 S- B 0 “X-
Iuim unde,.,,tum_i why and pow smm_ wg;fa____1il5;1:n__f;t“g5;°_ _glwgg TSB Ci; it was also n funny reel.' ploslves. _Two small b_o_uts dragging
eepers are paymg more for o,.dma,.y cumstances are very emb______asSi__g_ to THE PR_NCE-EDWARD ____ .1 leaiy vllre rope betuten tIl_enl are
ggs than ,hey are W0,.th_ _ .- le used for the purpose of clearln thc
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steamer routes, Scores of these ure :li
_ , ,, 5 **~ _ to draw bumper houses and last night work in me Norm S0a_
ucorn Hakes” you should $p€Cify Alberton, has paid over to its share- IC. S. Weeks then' spoke
’ h l- tl 'sldl  H ' 'I
ls. 1. ll ` sll F c ., lvl ““ ” "B *’Y"‘°°*‘°lf- f'\¢f\\1<li-
oorc. N.Msll.el'vllll>?;1o§xl>sr°conl.e;l °"°° l°‘“‘"K I" *he °h0f"°. brought
October 25th. The Rayner lnterna-  {“°"tl“E *O G 01050- A bfalwh oi
. ` F , '
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They are perfectfflakes-thin as paper-each flake the “sweet meat” of the ,
This food comes to you fresh, in sanitary packages, sealed tight, and with an l
Inside Container to keep contents right.
Post Toasiies have a dainty, com flavour-unusual to common corn flakes
--this due to skilful cooking and toasting, which imprisons the open-fresh goodness
and saves it for your breakfast or lunch-
Toasties are good hot or cold; served with cream and sugar-also fresh fruit
° . To t a special richness of flavour, warm in open oven before serving.
llllegetatilgeals till; dainty flavour for your appeflte. A superb food-always appetlzlng!
  No advance in price of Post Toasties
FOX NOTES-The FOX business crowds again throllged the theatre.
-- _ continues ln its satisfactory position. The ~|,9ad|ine,-~ was »-The Acid
f The paying of dividends will shortly T ¢_-- in ~ -
es two parts. It nas a story nl
Je the general Order- Some C0111- which the outer covering or wood
ani ll .ll d ll -
P 95 “V9 ' "ell Y HBUH lo <10 S0- comes off and discloses n heart ot
l`he delivery of foxes upon options g,,|d_ A vamand worldly Bocietybelk,
liken iS lil fllll HWifI8~ The CON' proves her loyalty and true love after
lnught Fox Co., it is understood, has being put through me --acid testo It
lelivered several pairs of pups with- is u phom play of imens-. interest'
' l
’rowse, of Murray Harbor, left for voted one 5;: 13,; big; e?er:. 3360);, gi
le w sto .rt f tl Isla - --
I 0 "I I" 0 Ie “il (0 Ulkl* this theatre. ‘Duty and “Danluges
lellverl' Of 3 Pal’ 0' foxes fm" me ill Full" were other excellent dramas
3°“““Z“ SUV" Black F0* CU- The "A Jealous Husband". wasla splendid
‘lock °f ill” Perfect Blmk FOX C0-» farcicnl photo~play that brought forth
t is It-urlu-ll, has been lurgcly over a continuous uproar during its pro-
` “'l’sc"lb@d- duction. Such ll. programme deserves
, coNn|'r|oNs IN 'rl-lla wEs'r.- large muses '°__""’hi
‘ From both persons arriving here from _ _
thc west and correspondents in that ci0?,EDM23£§iitME(i;|:_‘hG' tT|E,e gpm
_ luarter, it is learned that conditions ww crowded T d' r 9' °“"“
‘ in the west are so serious as are hardly ,` i I. (sues ay elenmg t° 02'
conceivable to people in the Marit- “an ze 8 ‘ed “ms” S°°_""'Y~ Rev- 1'4-
`me Provinces,‘~and particularly in this S' Weemv l"‘8t°" presided I-Wd the
island, where the prosperity of recent "hm" of U16 Church S0-ng come suit-
venrs has not undergone any change. “ble selectmns ln nm’ SWIG- 'l‘h0
Phe employmellt problem ill the west Chl-irman concisely stated the object;
*s at present hopeless. Thousands of the meeting, alter which all pl-¢s_
li' persons are out of work. and tramp- ent _loincd in singing the National
ng the strcets ill the llig western Anthem, Rev. H. A. Brown of Vern-
cities. all eager to do the slightest on River then led in prayer This
'hing that would bring them a bitc. \\-.os 10llowe,|.h,. “cell t `
Already ill a bad economic state. the 1 ’ an eu “dd."e”9
rom Mr. F. -I. Nash nn the ohlects
, x/est feels the stringency created by d
I -.he war even more keenly, and it is B." l“"l"’B°° of th? Red Cm" S0'
collsitlereil that it will he for some cmty' It WM f‘tt°"t‘“`]Y 1lBt°“°<l t0-
vears lxcforc the conditions In the west "§t’_tl‘° °°P°l“5‘°" Of the llflilfifsii MiSH
'eturn to anormal satisfactory shape. l""“l Snr-ith sang \"2l‘.\' SWIM’-UY und
ioucllincly the famlllor old nomo-
Rayncr Stonehurst Silver Fox Co., ther." Rev, H A Brown und Ill-3:
holders a cash divltlelul of 200 per and ¢0nvinc|ng]y upon the e1`,.r(?‘_e|:'t:)l;
, cellt. Tile llnyncr. Clarke & Harlow the pod (-mm Society “min u 0
Black Fox Co, Bridgetown N S an to do their part'in thlsg nd)bln
will pay 20 per cent on September 17, “ork The h mn D d "
though not due till November Tile y "W" Chris
tional Summerside, has declared n led (T098 »\00l0¢y was organized
- ' dividend of 40 por cent-20 per cent. Wm* Vfl- George H. M. Carver,
to be paid on Oct. 1. and the balance POWIIHI. Pfeiidehf. Mrs. W. J. Mc-
at the annual meeting. Provincial Eachen, Mount Albion, Vice-Presb
Silver Foxes Ltd. will pay 40 per cent. dent, Mrs. Arthur .lonklns poo,-,,a|_
cash dividend on 15th September and Treasurer. Quite a handsome sum w s
, a further dividend after the annual recegvod in donations and the ,Mugs
meeting oi' from 20 to 30 per cent. d_:¢£:_:§n:_,, h0|?__ the-1,. nr? mmmm
0 HY a emoon a the For-
, ilouse Pownal. ifurtl ` b-
. _ . . _-1' ll l- °““"` ~ “ff '"1
in; lr: (l:0Ao':ld;l`tKSund]:y' lgidrlxlxlflgs °°"ptl°“° may lm lmnded t” Mr"-
were resumed again in the Y. M. C. A. ‘7°“kl;"'hS°°"°¢“"Y- Th'-* "‘°°tl“8 WHS
on last Sunday with Mr. Cross, Gen- W* ° I- ° l“"5"t ‘md '"0"' l'Tl¢ll'°'S|~
vltll los ooyn. for as_h_° 2_0 _ln H 1:-.- _-.. _.s__ ,.__
eral Secretary, as leader of the meet- “UU YM MIG- Bhd U16 |adi¢B Of and action was unanlmo ery measure
log 'rllc meeting wlllcll ls largsly Pownal and vicinity will no doubt Dovldsonin nlsclosloglllllooollfwtflli-111:15
conducted by P. W. C. stulients was do thfr part rlobly and generously ly praisell the llnrr--my displayed ul
' well attended and bids lair to have in th work of this great society U19 |f‘S|Sli\Illl'e.
a very successful your. The Guard- during the war, The principal measure passed form-
lan wo-lld urge upon every young man "' " “ ally authorized partir-lpatltul by New.
or boy attending college who wishes   ioundland in the present war, and pm.
tt_1__spe.'ld a n;o_:t pi_easa_r_;t  profit- _vided io_;___the expense of lt volunteer
a e hour wt spend e owe, o orce. e govemment was u
take advantage oi those meetings    ed also to proclaim a moratdrilllllgnnzt
which have been such a blessing to    any time that such action might be
the students In the past years Mr ' deemed ex
_ - - -__ Dedient.
Cm" "" |’""°“'°"'7 1" “7”'°‘"”' Pure blood enables the stomach, ,MVR ,,";a__._
Germany is not a signatory to the
Hagllc ffollventioll fnrllidllillg illo llsv
oi' mines: therefore Euglallli, will(-ll is
ut war with Germany, could use mines
without violl-ltillg the llaglle <‘oll\'l_~ll-
tion. Tile British Admiralty, however,
announce that it refuses to resort to
mines.
-n thc past week, while yesterday llir. lil me ve_r e T d " “nh ‘mi ‘B
AUSTRALIA LABOR PARTY VIC-
TORY IS NOW COMPLETE.
LONDON, Scptemller 9.-The lilci-
hournc corrcapoudollt. of lilo t‘llroll-
icln collfirnls _vt-sterday's fnrorllst of
the Liberal defeat, und civf-I-1 ilu- La-
bor majority us five. In tho Senate
Labor has all ovorwllcllllillg lllajority
Premier Cook is expected to resign
this week.
The newspapers are advocating a
coalition Ministry to deal wiill the
war crisis, ill view of l.abor's small
ma_,lority ill the liouse of Itepresoll-
tatlvos. The Lahorlics :Irv not fav-
orable to this idea, their party sys-
lelll f0l`biililllll-I Coalition in any cir-
cumstances. '
Tho Fisher Ministry is expcr-lcll to
penalize lloavily all Gcrllluu und Alls-
traln goods ill the revision uf tho
tarifi’ ill the first scssloll of the new
Parllanlollt, and also to illtrollllve illi-
tiatlve und referendum legislation,
CANADA'S CARDINAI.. AT
CORNATION OF NEW
HEAD OF CHURCH.
_QllEl}E(‘., Sept. iI.~A cllhlclxrrlm ro-
celved nt the Arcllicpist-opal l’ulurl-
stutcs llls Ellllllollcfz (‘urllll\:ll llogln
is safe nt llolllo, null that he witness-
ll\f‘ CFOWIIIIIK of Pope Bollollil-t
.\Y. lust Slllllluy. 'l`lll\ llll-ssugv
stales that ills Enlillollce had collaill-
crable trouble rl-aching liolm-», tllullgll
no details whatever url- glvoll.
lt is expected ills Ellllllcllve will
he a long time before returning to
Quebec ou account of thc illsorgllniz-
cd condition oi' traffic.
WAR SESSION OF NFLD.
PARLIAMENT IS PROROGUED.
ST. JOHN‘S. Nflll., sooo 9__.1-he
Sllccial session of thc colonial legisla-
ture called to consider measures made
necessary by the European war, was
proroguell tohlglll by Governor David-
son. with its nrosra --mc r-llrllloil. rm.-
Onlmsition party loin:-ll lllc govern.
ment In the support of ev
M 3
agreement.
“Gornllllly has cl*-nfessud enough,
Louvzlill has been bloticll. For hor
lllltlllillg of mines ill the upon sl-3
alone it is our duly io :lm-lure war.
The facts have cllztngcll the whole
llsprct of things sillffc l’r<=.-iitlollt \\'l|-
soll's plcu for pzliiellco was lllzlllc. We
sllollltl rlllrst-lvl-s guurulltllo the vom.
lllvrro of llclllrltls :lull nl’ the Allicll
nations, louvlllg the iillglisll floci frvc
to do its sl-p:lrlltc_ work. Wo sllonlll
hy the inure fact oi' the lloclarutiolx
sllllt off ionfl fronl Gcinlully.
“We nlloulll take our [fri lu ills
great struggle instead of snugly sit-
ing on while the worlll's work is done
by other nations. Even Germany
would thou know that llcr plot against
llunlanlty had been both judged and
doomed.
="i`llo illsolent cry, ‘Deutschland
Uber .»\lles!‘ provi-les no exception
for the llllitcll States. At the mo-'
lllrnt of Gerlnany’s sllccoss we must
transfer ourselves into r. nation
whose first. business is war. Through
,South America she will strike nt us
next.
“l have been all my life a fighter
for peace. I ii-lcgrapllcd President
Wilson my udluiratioll for ills mes-
sairu toda_\'. I appeal to President
\\`ils0ll. thc Scllztio, lll_\' private fellow
lfitizcns, of wllutt-vcr desccllt. to elld
the System 01' assrcssloll and dl-.-
fcnct' by urms and to replace it with
i|llorllalioual'luw und. au interna-
tional poll(-c."
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Tlle Plant Line Autumn Excur-
sions to Boston commence Septem-
ber llill. For rates, etc., see
dvi. on page eleven in this issue.
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