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~ I Slllllll SEHIIUL LSSUIIS
-"Pride goeth before df-strut-tioii and a
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Soloiiioii's reign; for the crisis seems
occasioii ot' his suct-essor‘s coroiiatluii.
Toronto. l'1`lic gathering ot' tht- represeiitatives
north of Jerusalem within the terri-
Auguet 1, 1915.
THE KINGDOM TORN ASUNDER
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haughty spirit before a fall," -
l'rov. 10:15.
Verses 1-5. Disaffectioii inust have
been brewing iii the later years of
to have come iiiimediately upon the
ot' the people for this purpose took
plact- at Sliecheiii. The place had
servtd as an assciiililiiii; grotiiid tor is
osiua tJosh X lo3_» 4 it was
oiiteiiieiitlp located thirty miles
ory oi’ Epliruim, and adjoining that
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0 y    boaiii the son ot Nebat a dashliig _ot aiiitiiuiiitioii to Tuikey llut again
young military leader who had re- ltussia’s own lack of aiiiiiiuiiition iii-
hcllt-d .i .tins boloiiioii and ou be t
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 -~.. rf: i \f|,l] St. Peters’ B3 _ - 'H' l _ - t-rterrcd_ Germany pourcd iii wltli
i ~_-,_ At Beaut yliiig worsted,flt-d into Egypt for his lift- 1,600,000 iiicii (40 divisions) and again
Monday  2nd.  'l`hi_~y recalled him from his st-lf~baii~ Russia was forced to retreat.
’ is-liint-tit, aiiil niade him their spokes- -_ “i.‘apt. Lvdig. the Aniericaii over m
q~hem is not a more miautiful gpg; riiaii. \\'lii-ii Rehoboaiii appeared at there, says that Warsaw cannot b
Pelham, sales manager' ol’ thc
home, 51 Wiiitlirop Road.
Wm be w_0\.jd__d to it. lt was a reasonable request for Brookline, wliitlier he had returned
Plciitv to cat and drink, and all of' Ill*-' lllélltelllllkt Of illl*ll` lll1l'<|€llS~ "'1`ll}` Will' Mrs- l’elll“m- “fl” fl ‘-'3"“f"l
the vt-ry bt-st available father tiiade otir yoke grievous; now Sllltly ill M115' illlil -llllrllf Of Will' (`i"\'
f|~|,,. |,`m,.,1 uf _hp (-inn-|(,U(.mwn limp tliert-fore make thou the grievous ser- tlttioiis iii Russia. “Russia will bt”
,l_i_____ _.lub with their famous _.League yi,-,_ ,,f my fuljpu.,-_ um] ins heavy yoke come tlie iiicccu of An_it-rica enter-
Uf UH. _-ms., Bamy- un. Cuulpmg that he put upon us, lighter, and we brlSP, iii ti. word, Russia is the win-
oii thi- groutitls, and will contribute will 5'-‘|`V@-H R'~‘h"b"m" “Sked for '"5 Anlgrwa' _ _
bow mush. .md ,m.rrm,L,m tiiiii- to coiisitler the request. ll- Will lil? 0lll` 0DD0Y'l\llllll“S I0
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A w____i__| [____i__ Wm l__u__,__ _.harIUMe_ t-i't-ate an iiiviiit-iblc cuiiiiiiercinl re-
ml ,__ 1|-_ I, m fm. the Huh. \'»-rss-cu, '_' RL-tmboam fel( menepd latioiislilp and strtictttre f`or all-
froiii the angle of ti bystaiidcr
_urn _.arp _“__ _md w___p_)rl__m'__u_ rams |,,. _,pen to _,_dvi(.(. is a good ming in _,_ striving to profit rather iiieaiilv front
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from iiiteriiictliatt- stations. llalf fare Ymlllg ma" “'h“lher he be u kmgi u anmhm S Umm” S ‘|""c°mmur"
,-.,l,.__ on I-_.pump mo,-,ling _md after. student or ati eiiiplovee. lt is natural bm l'|”0ml1llf‘lllll"~‘l.V <llll`i*l‘iflll llllgll’~
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noon trains from Souris atid Hltnira
too iii taking advice to goto the aged.
Russia has \voiiderl'ul possibilities.
Should 'iioiidav -\tig "tid Drove un- Tllcll' if-‘l’@l`l€l“f£‘ Sllllulil be al all Om of the h°.rrQr "I this war' “mm
mt-_.mills im- i»il~iiit- wut iw iieiti the limes 11 Source of wisflvni. They sneak W1" °°"‘<‘- it 1S1i1.‘f""'>' “'15” fi DOD"-
flrst iiiierday t'ollo\\'ii|g_ l out of a knowledge which covers large ml'
war. The riilcrs are softened to-
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liiiiidce, ,215 3.12
I.ot. 40 .30 3.17
= Norell, .25 3.21
.\laric, .20
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St. l‘ctt-i"s Arrive 3.42
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given to The Island Pat_ lioboam must add to the guilt of his
age as mere age is not always a sign
of wisdom, Tlic old men consulted by ll
of his policy, anti come to understand ‘I
quite heavy for thc people. Their ad-
vice to Relioboam was give-ii in the
form of an ideal monarcliy. They
wholesoiiie advice. an
Verses S-11. But Rehoboam osteii- an
prcssioii of opinion as possible “iii
ie multitude ot councillors there is a
safety." The experience of the old
to be over cautious. Tlicrc is some- _-
thing to be lt-ariied also from thc dar- _I
ing and frt-.sli approach to perplexing u
sittiatioiis pt-culiat' to the young. Re- 0
Their advice was diaiiietrically the (.
nioiiarcliy. Accniliiig to them the S
kliig must rule. His safety lay iii his __
strong liaiiti. if lie began to heed the (1
criticisms and vtiiiiplaiiits of his sub-
gogiies. lie must firmly recline the d
petltloii on the delegation of tht- L
tribes. lie iiittst threaten to iiicrt-ase |,
tht- btlrtlcii of the people, no doubt tis 0
at iiieatis towards the nipping in the
btid any tciideiicies towards anarcliy 1,
atiioiig them. a
Versc~;12-15 Rehoboaiii niadc his
lioite us between the idt-als of roy h
ally pre-sciitcd to him. His choice was 1,
tio doubt determined by his own 0
_votilliful prcft-rt-iice for dash and vig- H
or. litit it was it foolisli clioice. The (1
two ideals are ideals not merely ol'
to pri-sent against Geriiinii claims
royalty, bitt of ull lcutlersliip, He who
looks upon oflice or position as ti
iiicaiis of wielding power or securt-ing
proiiiotioii for liiiimelf makes n lam- 0
<-uiiti'ollt»~il by tli-e motive of .=tcrvl<‘e
to tliosc who .ire lcd il' it shall be 0
(l
thc iiort licrii tribes realized that
tht-rv was no hope oi' rcadiiicss for I
their i.:ricvati<~»-s tht-y did what R0. lotig»lit~tidt-diicss :intl nioiit'_\', can go
liobonm and the "young party" 'lid l
iiot. antif-lpatc-~~tlicy rcbf-lied against 0
hiin :intl chose thc natural leatlcr, ll
.lt-roboatii, to be the kiiid of a separ-
atc kitigdoiii. The division was deplor- 0
t-vt-ii when all thc tribes united under
the liuhyloiiiun, Asisyriaii and the fl
iiliicaiil. The tribes could ill-affortl to V
urged him to be a servant to the peo- __
ple. They set forth the same principle fre
as Jesus did when he told his dis- go'
ciples ‘whosoever would become great wa
:L26 among you shall be your servant." The
.10 ‘.33 ki
silily sought to act upon S wide an ex- ve
melt is very good. But the old are apt is
holioani called for the young nieii. fa
opposite of that ot' the old. They held |70
up to liini a totally tiifferetit ideal ol’ In
jects lic would prcsciitly find himself' Su
a iiierc puppet iii the hands of' deiiia- to
m,_.mS true, of course, only of the aged who just ready for education and advaiicc-
have profited by their experience; for "|@"l~
"Thiiigs haveii't_ fairly began yet.
ussia_ when the Allies det-tilt- the
m,h0hO._m, in his perplpxily had been time is come to .strike their fiiial,uiiit-
uss0(,iu____l with Smomon in his aw ed. crusliiiig blows-it iiiay bc in the
n_inisU_ati_m_ They had watched pep Fall, it inuy not be till next spring. it
naps with SUH(.im,k, the devempnlems may iiut cuiiiie till the t-tid ul' 1010; bitt
will coiiie-will know not only liter
that the bumen of taxation had grown iiiilitai‘y. bitt her coiiiiiicrcial strength.
War As An Educator
The country is abotil. rcatly for
e scliools. More ol' ii tleniocratic
verniiieiit will t`ollo\v the end ot' tho
r. The peasant is taught to read
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iig who forgets this principle misses 210( wr] ‘ In I" “mr” hpmle gomg
his opportunity. It was souiid‘uiid to
tht- t'roiit. iii tlic cities lit- is sent
the iiiesettms and thc art galleries
d the parks. lit- is taught the his-
tory atid the goodiicss ol' his country,
d at worth while patriotisni is de-
loped. lt' hc is so iiiifortuiiate to be
U _ _ ~ _ wotiiided he receives ati cvcii greater
iid iiiorc systt>iiiatic t.-ducation.
_
‘I want you to uiidcrstaiid tlicrc
ceasiiig to be such zi thing as
llarltest Russia. 'l`liei‘c is not a sol-
ier giitttuliiig t-vt-ry tt-ii feet ot' track
s ti pi‘ecziiitioii against tisstissiiizititiit
i the <‘z:ir. Illciiiliers ot' the Royal
niily arc set-ii driving about witliotit
veu ti special escort. ’l`herc is gcttiiig
he iii ltktissia just as iiiut-li fruciloiii
the iiitiivtduiil as iii Aiiicrica. Rus-
ia will cnicrge from the war with
oiisidertibly iiiorc ltiiowledgt- and n
esire |`o|' iiiorv.
“The t-ouiitry is zt trciiiciiduus con-
incr. '|`lit- t't~t~liii/.1 is most t`i‘i<-iidl_\'
wurd _-\tiict'it~ti and American pro-
ucts. The work of iiidticiiig Rtiitsia
o bccoiilc an Aiiicricaii t-tistoiiit~t‘ may
e a little slow. but fliially it will be
oti and will bt- t'or all time.
“'l`oday is thc liiiic for us lo liegiii
y leaiuiiiig thc laiiitiiagc. Tlicrc is
trcnieiidous maiket Russo is liar
rt-ii ol"_ iiicrclitiiitlise bcciiiisn sho is
(_  » '» _ so tlifhciilt of :ict't~ss. Gt-i‘iiiaii_\' has
ottlcd up thc Baltic. just as Eiigliiiiil
as bottled tip thc iiilt-t and thc oullct
l` thc Baltic for lliissia. it' Uoiislniiti-
otilc falls tlii-ii there would bi- it vt-ry
ilfcreiil story.
Strategy of Czar’s Campaign
“l~`oi'iiicrly Rtissia was not ii good
redit. Now slit- is bttviti for casli
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t-iitable iiiist.akc_ Lentlerslilp must he ilt‘Sllil0 ill" lll\l`illl` F1110 0l` 0X¢‘ll1lll80-
"Wlicii the laiigtiagc is learned by
ur exporters of all kinds, tlic time
sltct-essl't1l lcu<lt~:'.<‘lilp, for operators to t-oiiiiiit-_tice is wht-ii
<-i-niaiiy has lost licr iiiarkct aiid
ywm-s in-20. ivtii-ii tim people of in-‘it hcl' tiwsiisv.
"Aiiicrit~uii ciitcrpi'isc and nxccii-
ive ability t-oiiibiiicd with Fliiglish
it tlicrc and btiild tip :i positively won-
rfiil coiiinicrciul iiiacliiiiu. liussiu
crsclf has thc iiicii and tools to do if _
Qucstioiicd about the fouiidation
f the Kaisor's soiiiewliat lioaslftil
u|,|,._ |__;m,_| was not H iurgpr "Mio" tclcgratii to liiii sister. thc Qttt-eii oi`
Greece, as to Rtii~isia's being paraly-
¢|,,, f;,~,_,¢ It"-_.(1 k|||gg_ tfompm-ed to zcd for six iiioiiths and about thc offi-
ittl reports from llerllii regarding the
l~}gypitn|| pt-,f,p|r-_ it was aimnm |,|S|g. llie slcady and coiiiiistent Russian rc-
ei~=ici-i Mr. l’i~lliniii siiltl'
thc (ierinaii trenches can be taken
from the front.
t "Suppose, however, Wzirsaw wus
taken iii any fashion. Russia is still
iiiicoiiqtit-red and uiicoiitiiieralile. All
she would have to do would be to fall
back on the marshes; and Germany,
unable therein to move about iii un-
faniiliar siirroundiiigs and unable to
liziiidle licr own bases of supplies,
would find stariiiug her iii the face the
satiic fate which Napuleoii ciicouiiter-
cd at l\iosc0w. Russia has 20,000,000,-
000 soldiers available and not yet
callcti for.
Has immense Orders Placed
"Russia's tool for the ‘finish‘ are
ortlf-rf-ti. 'l`lit-,rc are 12,000,000 rifles
coming t'roiii America; also $90,000.000
worth of amiiiuuitioti. And $00,000,-
000 worlli of freight cars for distribit-
ting the tools are coming from
.-\iiierlc1t.
“Gt-riiiaiis have said to ine, ‘You
.-\iiierit'aiis are not neutral. You
syiiiptilliizo with the Allies and fur-
iiish tht-iii arnis_' I replied: ‘I will
contract to send :irnis to you Ger-
mans if you will send ovcr ships to
get thi~iii.' lltit obviotisly there was
no re-ply to that with Eiiglaiitl in coli-
trol of the seas."
lii niialyziiig the war as one vast
wliolv and not coiiliniiig his specu-
lnt,ioii,=; to thc Russian tlif-titre, Mrs.
l’i-lliam had this to say:
“As things wert-, Germany was
almost in tho position of' Giiardiaii
to Rtissin. In 50 years more she
wotild have owiicd lttissia politically
and would have domiiiatetl.
“Now (li-riiiaiiy has the aiiinitiiii-
t.ioii, litit she is short of gtiii cotton,
1-oppt-i' and food particularly.
“'l`lit- \var is becoming more and
more ti qiiestioii of t-coiioiiiics and
ctiiiitiiciwti ratlier than one of bodily
vigor and strait-gy.
Tin- Gcriiiaiis arc not diplomats
with lint-ssc. They are rathcr ex-
trciiit-ly slircwd _'ind have lit-on far-
siglitt-tl, as has lice-ii tlciiioii:-:ti‘atetl iii
iiuiiit-rou.~; liistziiict-s. Coupled with
this. tht-_v have a blind cgoilsiii and
a t-t~_t‘taiiity ol’ ultiiiiatc, iiievitablt- stic-
i-t-ss. 'l`|ic subject with thcni is incap-
abli- of dist-ussioii or zirguiiietit.
Turkey's Entry a Mistake
“Gi-rinaiiy hindi- zi grievous mis-
ttilu- iii i-ggiiig 'l`urkey liito thc war.
l~`or iii so doing slit- was simply play-
iiig into Riissitfs Iiaiitls and fur-
iiisliiiig her with the possibility ot'
a batlly waiitt-il cuiiiiiiercial outlet.
lii t'i~l\irii for this rliniicc oifcretl, all
tht- gain Gt-riiiaiiy could hopc for
throiigli 'l'iii°ltcy was a possible finger
iii thc coiitrol of tht- Suez canal.
“The case of ltiiiisia wc have prac-
tii~all_v rlisposctl of and the proli-
ablc oiitcoiiic. l would iiisert this
iii tht- cvciit of any one thinking thc
rt-t't-iit Russlaii rt~\'t~rscs ominous.
"\\-'licii l li-ft llussin Juiic 14, thc
ltiissiuiis said: “We may lose Prz-
iriysl. \\-'c iiiiiy lose other places
llut that is only ttiiiportiry. \Valt
*ill wc have bt-cii supplied with ani-
iiittiiit,iuii_
Mr. l’clliaiii wt-ut from Russia tn
Uopciiliiigcii, tlii-iirc to Bergen, Nor-
way, tlicn to Nt-wcnstle, Eiiglaiid,
thvii to l.oiidoii. to l.cicestt=r, xt iiiaiiu
i`at'ttti‘iii;.: ci-iitrc of the safety r1iz»
urs. zi<'i'oss to l’aris,'liuck to Leices-
ter niiil from Liverpool he snilcd on
the Aiiir-rii-iiii New York, reachiiig
I\'c\v Yoi'k"Sttiiday iiiglit.
The New York was not molested
iii which hc was crossiiig the Eng-
lisli Vliuiiiicl. was chased by ii sub-
I .I iiicii waiting unter arm
l~`r:iiit'c has 3,500,000. Togetlier
tlicy await trriiiily if proper moiiictit.
Wlicii tlicv think a' suitable time
tit- in-img .-i-nurnn~i_v in uit-ir smiiigtt-.fi “Titel is till part of the i>rcvf>ti\'t-r Wm f"’.'“" "“`-" “"" ‘l"““e"“' Md
to ku.” ;,,,|,.p€.,,,],.,,¢ of As§y,»(,.};u|,y. ted Rtissinii plan. lt is lttissitrs part ll‘"il*IRS fortuiii-s \vlll be iii tht- ns-
loiiluii or liIK.Vptitiii tloiiiliintlotis. Far lil llli? Whole gciicrnl liltlii to rt-treat "‘ll`."m“"V Hw"` ,_
has __¢,u|,| ¢|,(.y hum. U, 5|"-(.,__,.d if ii little, to iiinkc ii sttiiid. then to rc- Tlll"`*‘ "il" lil’ ‘lilly one e“‘l~
they acted as two kliigdonis at en- lfiilll llH1llll»illlil S0 Oll-
iiiliy with one iiiioiiun-_ Ami ya;/this "lttissia's iiillltary difficulty now  _ ---*--l
Wm., gi". ;m.,,i¢u|,|__ goal to whtnh the is lack of ainniuiiitioii. But slir- has
dlsru tion mu, a trciiiciitloiis amount o i r _ i
D qt ‘muh with armament from Aii(ici'tlci(i)dmt`1(i`ill   
.4 _`l\_
, -. ,
t
-‘ _ ;- ni Relioboani scii to ir 'V9 l l IA KU" Th
-  ‘r _ing the rebels back to his allt-igiaiice, y0ll will S00 twtfletlllllg linlillell llllll'
_ _“__ there was ,mlinng len but fm- mm to cativc of thc finish, providing a means (S la' Q Th gunman)
A..‘{,i;’I,,“T‘§il;L‘§" ““""’“ '“","‘,”"°",°f ‘l"“‘..ii‘,'.’.‘lIl' _T.1“;'...`”‘$‘ "”Il"".‘." ‘Z'.`.' IN, llSllTIC TURKEY
_return to Jerusalem and hold together ll* f"\l“‘| Ui 0Vi‘l`<`f>"llllK lil” Dfeslml |()\'f)%€1 Jslv E9--(0t‘l‘iclal)-A
» o ~ its best he could the regions over the gfilal '|lm""“-V °""""’""’r"'l in "hal I A l-A ti t t`- i ht says General
WCM' Th” Palfl'l0llC _frastnottt Of the kingdom of David ""“""“"“" “f ""'5"‘ “`“°“l"g me'sllm.lt?tl`nmNl;l>iiorigorted that in a
and Solomon which still acknowlcd l f"f’"|l"l`-
gel rcsult of the at-tion of 24 July. twill'
hlmiai kmgil vials lir"|iee{l }l_l‘lnk Uf Ntisiriycli, .Aslntitr Turkey. the lll50l"
mg” " "5 W “ 9 3( 09' " Pre' gaiilzetl Turkish forces l'6tt'9l1lGd
gaxed for a war gif conquest. But the Ruula Un°°nqu°mh|° ,lofty/,wm~,| "mm ¢|mn,25 miles. The
lelpr (iomllsel 0 the prophet Shema “lint now ttiissta has not enough “ttPttilr-s’ rnsiinltlf-q in killed, wountled
is ui prevni ed against this plan. The m '_ "_ _ I I Ii i ' I tu or 'prmonnrs ummimed apm-oxtmageiy
riotic I?und_ Price loc 'people of the ten tribes and that of €_0_:';__'_'|'____'|(_';'|v_0H||-1,1.:(kaepsn,$10,-elgeaif to 2,500 men, the prisoners, including
iudah :nf Benjilmin were brethren' ing. Why, if Riissltt had had am- f0l'l.V-0ll0 0llli"‘l`B “lid 390 men' nf
war e wee" t em on pn" of Re muiiitlnii at thc start slit' would now Wllillll 200 Wi?l`0 Wflllillled- our “ap”
have ii;-,nn in Bm-||n_ tures of iirnin and material include
_ _ F d _folly in alienating the northern tribes, "Wim" ttuggiu gm m-rms the Car- one 40-poundcr gun, twelve field and
notlc un ’ that oi it fratricldial struggle. And pathlans her aim was to spread ov- two lTl0llnllllll RUNS.. SGVBTBI machine
the phophem, na,-mtgve see, "1 an er the plains of Hungary where her Kuna and 1,000 rounds of artillery,
this unfortunate Mah, the hand of Consacks could have been turned. 300,000 rounds of small arm ammuni-
' __ The idea was that Bulgaria and tloii, explosive bombs and other mls-
the God of Israel. Jehovah said, for Rummm, m,u|_| 1,,-_ made to come in cellaneoiis stores. Our casualties
-.---_- _ lllll fllllll ll Of 1110-" [not so miich mr tin- ___-iimi si.-sneiit »___mi__._~s.i mu .._.... .._..._..__..._ .___.______ .__
' ' ' _ I
'. _ l __
f E ' regime had evidently come prepared , I '
for all ioiitingenties They had tlios tliev would add but because the
H I N P' ' f-ii their leader in the person of Jero-    would be nble to cut off the suppliet-iZHUw  
e
_,H p |.~ }s1u,,,il|,,,,, SL p,,;_.,-., Jim- ,Sher-lieiii he found hiniselt' face to face BOSTON, June 27.-“Wlietl tilt* taken from the front any iiioi'e than BERLIN, July 27.-The Kaiser will
as sc-1-iiA'i'roiii im- vit-iiiizlv or thc hottie with u strong delvgatiuti of the twrlli- allies liuvv tffiitie out on wit. HS I
uolhiv ¢-hu,-_.h 1 ` ern tribes, headed by Jcroboaiii. They believe is iticvitalilte," said 'l`ll0Illll1~l
Here une _.an Spend an anamool, of put a si_iiiplt'-‘niid respectful petition \\{. _ _ I _ H I _
rea] p|eaSu,-L. _md (.,_,me,,;emen¢_ before him. ihere was no threat or Gllletf* 5111013' lla/-01 *UIIID-lll.V -lf
AH pupu|m_ guuws and umusemems alternative iii case he did not accede his
go down in history as Williaitl the
Great, if the events of the first year
of the war appeal so vividly to the iiii-
agiiiatioiis oi’ future Germans as they
do to the generation that is living
through the present world conflict.
Frederick the Great held Europe at
bay, and saved Prussia through seven
years of strife. His desceiidaiit, who
iioiv holds the Holieiizollerii throne,
has more than equalled Frederick‘s
task, because Frederick had England
with him, and there was then iio iinit-
cd States to furnish Gerniaiiy’s enem-
ies with munitions. Nobody expects
the present conflict to ruii seven years,
out il’ the allies can stand a. war of
that duration, so can Germany with
the Kaiser nt the head of affairs, thc
Germans claim. \Vlieii the war start-
ed thc Emperor William had fallen iii-
to dis-favor wltli many of his people
for a iiuiiiber of reasons. Some believ-
ed he was too autocratic, others
thought he was too-well disposed to-
ward the English, and still others
thought he was afraid of the military
niucliiiie Germany had developed and
was too prejudiced iii favor ot` peace
at any price ever to permit the nia-
cliiiic to tt-st itself. The early days of
thc war, when enemy after eiiciiiy
took the field against Germany, peo-
ple talked disparliigly of the Eiiiperor,
as an iiicompcteiit,_ who had played
his cards badly and had overt-stiinated
Gei'tiiaiiy's strength.
lint wlieii victories began to be won,
and when 'the enemy first here atid
thcii there was rolled back thc popular
opinion of the Kaiser began to change.
People confessed they had rnisjutlgetl
him. The bitter criticism ot` Ger-
iiiaiiy’s eiieiiiics directed against thc
classes are taking advantagcrkof trite fOr
cr lexities ol` the \v1ll‘ t0 SU" if 0" _ ,
Eiggm. wages; inflicted upoii her. bhe was even sul_|
have been sunk but this was lati-r
ciall denied. ln Juiic u 'i`url\lsh
. - - 1' ~ 'fare has slioivii ' the ofl`
pm vlm 0 “ul iator reported having seen a llritliih
t _ _
Etigllsli to possess which the world
The Geriiitiiis arc ztskiiig what this to
would bc the better for the keeping. wa.
What can thc world bcttcr he rid ot, ag
ask
time, the qualities the liiiglish have
shown since last August, or tllie finali-
tios the Get-iiiaiis have shown _ Here is
U.
ot' het' war ugniiist the world, full ot’
thc (leriiiaiis_ at this uiiiiivorsary
(leriiiaiiv, ln-giiiiiiiig the si-_coiid Ylfili'
coiifitleiicc with iii<~i't-nsotl faith iii thc fm.
BERLIN DESPATCH fiif'
out
LOCATES BRITISH SHIPS _._
to-day by the tlvorsi-as News
Ageiicv is the followiiig: at
iii
ceived serious injuries iii the naval to
bet-
ileet. The liritisli _-\t:aiiit>iiiiioii was
_ _ . .__ - '- ri l" in is _
       
l' 4 .' 1 _ - ---
 _ _ . ~ _- ' tl - tlcsc cases.
lmnmls np‘m"` muh vm m H l'l‘lic British view in that thc art
\ oliibits only the hiring of lJ0l`l‘i0“5 I"
_~; t~otliili‘_\' l`tir sei'vit:t»i iii _it tore git
rtiiy. lti other tiuarlviv-x it is argued
iat thc prevciitioii ot’ the enlistment
/\iiicri<'att citizeiis iii foreign ariiilos
as what thc act Sollglli lil 1100-0lllDllSll_
tt that it tliii not apply to forelstiert.
csidciit iii the United Sllllvtl-
tti
ua al battle iii the North St-it on thc
2-ith Jaiitiury. It was said at the Ill'
tii
lal
llri _ | .
wottlil appeal* tti liavc ini-ii tttftivo at ill
the
of'
ugcd by 'l`tii'kisli iirc froiii the land 1”
iii- that slit- had bteoii <li.~ialili~d, but, llli
t-r llit-,sc i't‘poi't_~t were d»'t1it‘tl lil' U10 | "
'fish .-xdiiiiraliy. 'l`li<- .\i.':iiiii-iiiiioii tl
liarrlaiicllcs fit-'.litiiig ill l"<flli'\l=if.\' W
this vt-ar. lii .\lai‘<'li slit- was tlatii- illl
por
i
av
r
ill»,f*
ts and there have been various re
ts of the extent of the injury thou
rsliip ot' the Aganieiiitioii type
ouiid iii Kefnla Bay, lnibros lslaiiti
WITHIN THEIR LEGAL RIGHTS
WASHINGTON, July 28.-No inter
_ ence by the State Departiiiciit is
tiff-‘llllly Ol' Ui" l`“Uli‘l`!“'l‘1- coiitciiiplatctl iii the various cases now
before the I)epai'tiiieiit oi’ Justice,
_._~_-____ _---- whore foreign subjects have been iii
tcd under the foreign nnlistineiits
_ut_ for ullcgcd uid to their country
ii lioiiicward botiiid, for milltarv
___..- - service. 'l'liis was the iniiiresitioii con
(Special to The Guardian) vt-_vt-tl tn the Russian uiiibnssndoi to
UERLINV July 39_._1i_v \\'ii'clc.s.s to _1_i_v, during an iiiiexpectetl call at the
Savvillc--lii<~ludt~d iii the iicws Lllvffll dcpartiiieiit regarding Montencgiln
' ' tits, under arrest on such cliaigcs
(‘|iii~ago and Seattle. He was told
_-\ corrcspoiidciit at Atlii-us of Vos- that as thc llcpartnieiit of Justice al
sisclic Zeitiiiig reports that thc liritisli ready had started _proceeding uollllllg
supcr-dreadiiouglit, Lion, hart arrivcd could lic done until the' courts had
thc harbor of Mtiilros, on the lmiii- passed on the questions involved. The
nos lslaiid_ The Atiiiituiiizi und llluu- lt issiaii embassy iS_Ql1_l'lllg f0l` Mlllllb
retania are bi-,ing uscil as trooll ll”i1"~”;; _
ports also iii this harbor. “'l`hc Lion, ot
the correspoiidciit got-s on to say- 1"’-'
i
nt-gi-in interests here, iii the absence
11 iiiiiiistcr f'roni Montenegro.
.»\ similar reply was made recoiitlv
the British uiiiliassndor, who iii
_ ,_ _ _ . _ _ _ " - '- < ' ii as to the status of British sub
MMM"/"Him lldTt’\`,'I‘\l~[lllliMSlt\'(i)|‘  jl\l‘l<rl`s(liiitli<rtt!d titidcr the act. The em
Kvrhzm-k m HL 'A'm tht; ‘ll'ird'tii<~lli-s bussv had iulviscd tlie_-ie persons that
H bum In 'ww A 1 ‘ N ’ tlii-v`\\'ei'e \vi\liiii their legal rights lt
i5c|.:ni'tlctl :is certain that diplomatic
Kaiser, and the coiiiineiits of neutral
iiatioiis, added to his popularity at
lioiiiv, until now. the Kaiser is the idol
L_
of his iintioti. llc is regardt-tl as the
t-iiihodlitieiit of Gteriiiati virtues, the
represciitative of Gorman might and
power. The nation agrees lie has not
aint:-ted thc absolute iititocrtillc power
hc has wielded siiicc last August, litit
has used his auptliority to mt.-et
evt-r_v crisis coiif'i'0iititig Gertiiaiiy in
it iiiuiiiicr that wins uiiaiiiiiious ap-
proval. Il' tho war ciids under condi-
tions siibstaiitially as they are now.
Gt»i'iiiaii_v will have savt-_tl licrsell`. and
will have tlctiiotistratt-tl her powers so
coiiviiicltigly that thc Kaistir, who
is now respoiisiblt- for all things iii
the Eiiipirc iiitist bc givcii thc title of
"'l‘ht- Great."
The Kaiser, in partictilnr, has iii-
spired Geriiiaiis with coiiihleiicc in
the outcome of the wur. liis calm as-
sertions of victory liavelieeii followctl
by deeds suhstaiitiatiiig his words
so often that hc is not only the rulci'
but also the prophet ol’ his people.
When the \var bt-gan, few Germniiri,
deep down iii theft' lienrts, believed the
Teutoiiic Empire had even it fair
t-liaiice of siicccctliiig. That is why
there was so mticli liystcriu last Aug~
fist, and \vliy the departing siibjt-cts
of the ciicmy powers were so fru-
queiitly insulted. That is why also the
tleriiiaiis lost their lit-ads in llelgiuiii
und adopted ii system of tcrrolsui.
'l‘hnt is why, too. the hymn of liiitc di-
rected itgaiiist Eiiglaiid was so popu-
lar.
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_ S   ttf $4 5'D"`i§Fi'r
__ ._  "I  _  ' _ _ smut, nn-oeiena.
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_ ` .-".2 _‘$13 "’_"<i>‘("f"_'~‘3_'-_.
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_ 1
_._ ,A t\ , J _ : _
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$ In~ For (lie Flag Alone;
1 ° or, init the $4 Outfit-
,»r_  _%_`»-'hh  _ `_
, P >" 1* 'is'-~_f;___ _
t
Union Jaekg brell-
tarrule Jelnted poly
bell uid helttarl.
and rneuell Winder
locket. en I bell
phionleneerliellhp
hem watt lv I
you already _leve e
U°l¢» "Bn “O “ll
elane Ile! le DI
ent-ed.
Gel A QI.” 01”# I
terms whleli
2l’°“2_.°2_I.”»u.¢‘“°
dlnribetiim.
lil
PATRIOTIC CA
NADA
THIS FLAG CQUPON
ed by the amount mentioned in the ennouneemii I
covering the can or the distribution)
Wm. When Preeented -it the Office of the
-<
PHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN
kqggge reader or this paper [mr-wanting mme ig Hp
Now, however, after a year of strife,
tleriiiatiy has recovcrcd the confldciice
'ind believes in the Kaiser. The fem"
if last. suiiiiiier has departed anti lht-
3-I
_ __ or her cdtfslns fi
The Full-Size Flag, Alone; or ‘
'Elie Complete 5-5 Flat.: -‘-nd Outfit
IAML ORDERS.--It ernplete outfit ie wanted lentl
£9
U13!-
i-i>
Goriiitiiis are iio longer saying “God
punish liltiglaiitl.” instead of the for-
iiicr hatred of England therc is now
developing it curious kliid of coiitciiipt,
*<1
' lmeqnt to lnelude lor I lbs.; It flee' Alnrie tri ilulred, lend the Ol."
L14 /55, e,."'li.|eunl poenile ln flrlt. sons (er Te. any Canadian paint).
Ne ll." end 1°. additional for portage in 29 mile :una (er lie. ll
ether aonee of Province); for lreuter dlrfnnccs erik your poetmeliel
-1-I
by subinarliics. though a passe-iigt-rl
“"0 Wm l"“'k"l- "“"l`~Vl“g “U “‘""'7"lniai'kitli|c has linppc-tied iii Gcrmaiiv
iiiariiic. wliicli came within half' ii_mm|_ The might 61- the “Hush Em_
"l|l"- 'plre was niagiiified quite out of pro-
i"|'3"i-¥li‘l"l-' ll" fllll-“lied 13”; “|iihl~lportloii to its ncttiul power, thc Ger-
 'sllllllg 'li-illl-"_ * le ‘gf iiiuiis iiow ate saying.
iiiliiglcd with self-nmuzciiieiit that thc
Gcriiiaiis should so badly have mls-
judged the Eiiglisli. Nothing more re-'_
during tlir-_ past year than thc cliiiiigc L_
of popular opiiiloii coiicerniiir Eng-
Thls war was worth the fightiiit.:
so say the Germniis, if only lieciitisc it
has pricked the btibble of British
strength. Eiighiiitl will never again
occupy her old plncc iii tho world. The
niicli-,iit spirit of thc English. which tho
world has long been ncciistonicd to`
taking at its own valuation, has bceiil
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Butter cannot be held in ordinary stores and cellers
land has lost the war for the allies, in lwltllollt lOSlflg l`lZlVOUI'. The best Dl'0Of Of  lS the ifact
1"” "t'*“'°" 0' Garcia" '"1"'-“"““*'~“"" that large butter merchants with their own ice storage-‘4
hy doing so, has irrepariibly stained
im, Own ,,,~e,,,_g,._ ,always store the butter they hold for any length of time lil
The not years events ray the Ger Public Cold Storages. where the temperature is below freez-
mann, have provided a complete tcst ~
of the comparitlve merits of Germanic mg' The increased price for butter thus  pays hand'
and British clvllizatloiin. Germany has Somely Over the Small cost of sto]-age_
revealed her possession of orgnnlzzitloii
ability, oi’ initiative, of austere patrio-
tism, of iiiventlvenr-ss, of an unbroken
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spirit under adversity, of discipline, of always, and tO the Sellef frequently. _ '
mi ability to mcct every new problem
the war has thrust upon her.
Where Germany has stirceetled, f
England has foiled. The English (iii
the opinion of Germans) have proved
themselves to be boosters, muddlers
and utiliispircd ln niiymf their worltn.|
They have been revealed to the worldl
as a people undermined by discontent.
uiipatrlotic, tio prejudiced that they
cannot even now accept the utidoubted
fact that their demigotl, Lord Kitch-
ener. failed them in their hour of need.
The upper classes have shown brav-
ery bitt no qualities of lntellcctuiil and_
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