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Mornlni Daily founded 1891), $3.50 pgr yur, (amy.
trod) In advance: $250 per your (mulled) ln Advance, In
Ilnldl. Ind 88.00 for U.B.A. _
Evening Dolly (founded 1907) $2.00 (delivered or by
Mall .ln Canada, and $2.60 for U.S.A.
“Did Office at Charlottetown, Branch Oitlce at Surn-
MBPIMO, AIbsl‘t0|‘\}`B6uri; ind Nlgntagugf, '"7' """ 
SATURDAY, APRIL 6, 1918. '
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Tllli (".\l.l. FOR l~`()()D
In y`esterday’s issue of The Guardian,
we published a report of the address deli-
vered by Dr. J, W. Robertson on the food
creased production.. We trust the report*
has been care1'ully‘read,-that it will be read
again and again until the very serious facts
which it discloses are fully realized b_v our
people. It only requires a realization of
the actual conditions to iinpcl us as a farm-
ing and food producing community to dot
our utmost not only in increasing our pro-
duction but in econoniizing even to the
point of privation. _ ,
As frequently said in these columns, it
is diliicult for us, in the midst of our abun-
dance, to realize that starvation threatens
our Allies, but this_ is the bare, unvarnish-
ed fact, and as starvation threatens them,
just as surely defeat and ruin threaten us.
These facts have been placed continuously
before us and we have given them l_ittl_e
heed; we are haggling over prices, critici~
zing the methods suggested as a remedy.
holding back lest someone else should
make a dollar more than we out of it. Is,
it true as Dr. Robertson solemnly asked,‘
that “if we hear not Moses and the pro-
phets( if we hear not the men of_ intelli-
gence and vision and responsibility who
have placed these matters before us) nei-_
ther would we be persuaded though one ot
situation and the dii'e necessity for in-~
our soldiers rose from the dead_and said:
“You folks at home are putting in peril all;
that I died to save”‘? _ _ i
The situation in a nut shell is_ this: un-é
less production is very greatly increased,|
unless we increase our cultivated acreage
to an average extent of live additional!
acres per farm, we are going to fall short,
Canada cannot supply the amount of_food_
that a careful estimate assures us will be
required to avert starvation among our Al-
lies and consequent disaster to ourselves.l
If we only produce the amount ordinaril_y
pro_cluced we are not helping to avert this
calamity. '
So serious is the situation that the Le-
gislature, as stated in yesterda_\"s report oft
the meeting addressed by Dr. Robei'tson,l
is going to adjourn for ii week--the wecki
of April 15 to 20th, to enable the menibers
to place the situation before their consti-,
eueiits, to confer with them. to offer assist-1
ance where necessary. and to devise wa_vs_
and means by which this average increase
of five aci‘es_per farm may be secured._ '
There are many farmers who will rc-
quire assistance; where thcrc is _any _rea-
sonable‘promise of assistance _being _indi-
ciously used, such assistaiice will be givcn;l
where advise is necessary, it will be given;
a supreme effort will be made to impress
upon thc pcoplc the urgent need of every-
body doing much more than usual.
We feel sure that the only thing neces-
sary is to enable our farmers to realize that
this is a matter of life and death; so far this
has not been realized. This once under-
stood, the farmers will do their part as
they have done who have sacrificed every
comfort and every hope on the battlefield.
It is not necessary that one of these should
rise from the dead to tell us our duty. Hun-
dreds ofthem have fallen and in falling
have flung to us the torch which they had
carried even unto death. We can_he1D U10
cause for which they died by putting forth
i supreme effort on the farms to produce
iore food, in the homes to economize and
ii avoid/waste. From their graves they are,
billing' to us: “If ye break faith with _us
who die we shall not s_l_eep, though poppies
blow in Flanders field.
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fd -ffiilas/thefsecoiid great drive for Amiens
 énewerto which is-‘now eagerly await-
gqf'-’Wg~,'knowLthetroops ofboth bellger- Those Bolsheviki are very uncertain.
»..,_¢nt| are on the ground; that-_th_e_Germans They have now got an idea that it might be
‘ ilpavqdrawnf up over seventy divisionsfoi' a a good thing to fight the Germans, and so
final attempt to break through that line of they have turned round and -recaptured
steel that is guarding western France, that Odessa and other Russian cities from their
L, lin that has bent without breakin ‘ and conquerors. The Joke seems to be on the
_ . .
corpse-'stre\w'iidliat,1;lelield_ 'and in the train     ins. w. s. sit-ivimn i-.-on-ii¢.i fminl
loads of woun ed returnmg 'to Germany,_ _ i _f:_‘?_':“':°"__ f"'“_'”'_““~”__‘;;'”3`  f'_*”“m‘*.
defeat, not victory. German prisoners who; . ~ c l ' ” " "s,"_f Q °’“"
had beer. told of the great _“victory” and- __ _ _ I- _\,,j,,,. ,L ,,_ 8,0,” W, has ,,__',.,,
who believed they had practically won the' "-“-‘lf "-"“~"‘<"‘°‘<‘“ 'he D-'K-i “---I
war were fearfully undeceived as they were
marched over miles upon miles of ground
literally carpeted with the grey-clad bo-
dies of their comrades with the odour of
iiey caipeted ground stood miles upon
miles of the bent but unbioken line of
steel, line behind line of steel
l)ucht-ss ol' Dedruuslilru were present
on Tuesday In -Christ. Cliurcli Catlieil-
ral. Oltaivu at the i-zpeclal service of: plgE,§_i_i_.;_Q!g Gregor who ,L.ccm1_,.» fe.
iiiti-rcossloii on _behalf ol' our arinles tumor] (mm un emgudqd- visit tu New
eiigagctl in tIie._ Prcsem greut striig-Qyork and Boston len Thm.sdu,. on “_
gh~. Tho Ladies Blanche, Dorothy
iiinl' Ituclicl (‘uvli=ndlsIi_. Lady Spring-
Itlce, Miss Saiuitders. Miss Walton and
Lord Itlchurd Nevlll nccoinpunied
ilicir excellcncles und the service wus
General Foch, who knbws the whole si- wi-iliwlvil hi- il-0 Uwlwi- of Oilaw-.
tuatioii who knows the strength of thc,
unw-
€ll0lll_\' Zlllil Of lllS Alll9S 21SSl.ll‘€S US We l`fl2l}" \'isi-iiiiiili-sm. Driiiiiaiimg, who _li0l`oro
’ f t ’  tl Ill Lllllt X" - lll"F llH\r‘l‘i1ll:u lo lho descenthiiit of tho
‘ W ' death in every breeze. And behind th
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“regard the u nrt iv 'z q y
What will be the next move? Will -“_“"'-1"*-“_"*`
Gciuiiz-iii_\' make another strategic retreat 
to the former Hindcnburg line? What will ,»,,, mL,,`f,, ,O u_,,e__,_,ng me wm,__m_
l)€ ill() l'CSlIlt Of tilt” SC‘C0ll(l cent llrilish - Toiiiniles in the recon-
(lyiye at [hp unbl-Ukgn and \_]]]-|striictloii~ hospiuils in England.
breakable line of steel? Can she persuadel
her people loiigerthat holding the Hinden-f .iiiwiig int- tiisii..g.ii_.|,0.i \-l_.-ll.,.-,
bu]-_Q line is Z1 viCf_()1-_\-‘_/’ IS there going- to lit-rc this week is Dr. J. \\’. Iloliertsou
be ziiiothci' stalemate on the Western' “"f"_'” "iI`m"“ """ "’°"i““" i" "‘“` ‘“'
front? These are questions that the iiextl:f:§_”;;,_;’; '
few days must answer, and we can only `
wait. .
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l.li\`lilf\'(i l'l’ .\l`S'l`l{.\Ll.\
A thousand miles of waterless wilder-
ness which cut Western Australia off fi'oiii]i---iii-~-ss uw in-Oulu with uit- iii-ed or
the eastern states has been bridged, andi f"";“ “H '_“ 'mi' "°“"" "’ "dd U" "1"
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f__r}o_n_i _l3_riiane_ii_i__Queeii_sl_and to Pgrtg 26_\;__‘_________»_:i_iii>_y
_(~5t(-In u3l1_a ld: ‘l Clbtdnce 0 _ i ‘-)| of Judge and Mrs, Iluszard while in
miles, the capitals of all the inainland lim city.
states are now linked by railways. Tlie_
termini of this great transcontinental rail-'|_ “_“*'-* _“'12” -“°““‘l -“"4 “U-“S "liste
wav are Port Augusta in South Australial """ ° ‘ °
~ _ . _ i»_» iii.-. .ii
'ind Kalgoorlie In \Ve5tel`n AllStl'alla- spciit.  Izuster vacation with Rev.
Qiioensbernv. was Miss
H11-‘. on idol of English
S. is devoting her wondei'~
mat
Ilia address in the I.egi;~:-
lzitivc (feuncll ('Iiainher on ’l‘liursdu_\'
iiitzht was it most iiiipresiei\'¢- one and
did very nii
ioustiess of t _
that 'thc la-glslaturd is folio atljouriieil
|'or u wt-ek
.'-rainlzc their
for Iiirneasetl production cniiiiot~_fulI to
both hy production and
rltohvrtson was_tlie guest
sk-;-tk
unt. Allisoii, iiccoiiipaiiled
rnaret Burger-i of Sussex,
 lL21Sl'{ lS COl"lSl(l€l°€(i ll0 be Wltl'l0L1t Zi I.. J. und Mrs. Lcard at Llradalbaue.
parallel in the history of railway buildinjsxl
Longer lines_have_been built, presenting far; -,-,,,, 5,,,.,,,,,c_, H, ,,,___.,,,,-,~,_,L,,,, Cm.
greater engineering tlifiiculties, but no-I
wliere else in the world has a railway been
built across a thousand miles of waterlessl
countr_v which for nearly eight hundred
miles is absolutely uninhabited. To find
and store the iieccssai'_v water was the S»"‘""“'_"~"
line took about five rears. I _ -' _
- ' . , . iroiii their
-I1-'-li
vliiii'-clics Suud-ny were all largely at-
onded, the musical features, sermons
and decoralioiis were appropriate to
the Eustoi' festival.
»:=»i=t
avi-ik
Like our own national l`i‘anscontiiien-| me ,enmg ,,,a,,,. i,,,e,-ching un.-ti oi-
ted and equipped will be nearly double-that ,,,,,,,', is. ,W
-iiiiount. Trains are now running ovei‘ the 1...., ,.,` M..
i'ail\vay. '
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tal t_he actual cost has far exceeded the nit- boys lmm iféiift-` ii`iiIi"2;i"'iiit- iii-im.
original estimate. It had been proposed tel ficrils of the ffaiiadimi-i iw -1 \\'h<>l¢'-
build it for less than $20,000,000, but the,
total cost before the line is finally complt-~l_ .“""' ll"
litiiii., her uiotlicr .\li‘s_ flogers of I-`i-iii'-
iviug this inornliii: on i1--,iiice illllll<'1Rf‘-1110111, at the i-ediicsi of thc
Iihiii, .\I:iss_ |AheriI<,-ons, Iiiid not rogtirdml' hor Indy- l
Ili if if
.) Ilunt who hun hoc-ii vii-
isnt#
_ $ i i
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io the [lcd Cross Pcurl .\`ccItl;ice ln*
houie on u furlough is now on his \vu_\'
POTATOES AND HOG$.'
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Sir,-I uollcc In your issue ul' i\lll`|l
at. u. letter sltniotl .I. I). I.lvliil»ZH\0|l‘§-
(ings Co.. whlcli voices ui.\' sunli-
uents re ilii- l'uriiii-rs und |ii'oilllCllUl\
I would like to ask \\‘Ii:il inuiiltloii
.iaiiiufacturer would I>l'0l>i1\'U Ulf WV"
°"”1`S°m“. Ii' wheel In his phiut for _iiianul_acl.ui'-
vlslt to friends In Calgary , '
, ¢ 1 s
l3esId'es‘ llur Mglesty Queen Mary
both Queen Alexandra and lI_ R. ll.
l'rlucess .Vlctorln contillinled pearls
England. ‘
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One ol' thu nici-sl coin-i-rts i`oi some
time was given l>_v the llttlo folks of
the First 1\I<-thodi.-it Sunduy school on
_ilondny evenliig sliowiiii: careful
trnlniiig und niuch natural talent.
$ It li
\\'ord has `oi.-cn i'i-cctveil that the
King. has appointed ht-r Iloyul Illgh-
fio Incrcgsed Productloirllie “I’i'liicc.-is Puls."
_dr to L______l_nsi__,___ me _________` ( _uptuiii V_urnon Uustlc wus xi blow lo
he I-ood ___mmli__n “___ fuel- his cliarining lltlle wile. Irene, liinions
_ou the iluiieliig stage und scret-ii. Slit
go L-“apic ,,,,.m\,l.,._, to 0|__:3'11s pi°oi~ilralcd :it the news. and Ilii-
|____u__(_HvD (__mSm_________i____, octor ordered ai rest, iii-ccssllatliig ii,
fl?\` BIPS. 'l`1‘111Il|0 N1i0UOll~iii the RIiii‘cIiioiit-ss ol' .\lioidi-nii loav-
greutest pl.(_blCm__-but the Ve_,_\, eln1_)tineS__,__   ini: the iuiliicc Thciiirr- stage at thi.
of the country raised many difiiculties. To 1,,,,,,,;.|_ ,,0,,,
these have been added a number of strikes, i.-wifi... rt-at-iiui nit. city mit--dai-_
lack of inaterial, and other troubles, so it
is not sii1‘pi°isinll` that the building of the ""'~ ll -‘V l’="'lS°" "nil Nr- I- I~1~i“'=" 'lille-" The ~“-wlviii-fl-L slwii vin
` I’ro\\"<e are being welcomed lionin- by the l’uIuce mnnngcincnt suys;“Tlii-
extended trip oversee.-i ainll .\hirt-liiiini.-ss of _-\Iierilecii, who was In
_-i of whose death fron_i|".\Iy Lady`s Wai- (hard:-n I’nrt_v," ai
ness Priiiccss I’utrIr;lu ol’ Conniiuglit
lo lic Iioiioriiry colonel lu chief of tho
Prlncess Puli'i<~ln's Caiiiziillaii Llixht in |
faiitry llattnlloii, ollierwise knowii as
is-as
The sciisntionz and lit-roic death ol
posiponenicnl of work ut the l‘nllit-
stutilo. where slic lind just coiiiplt-.ted
“The lllllcit-st .\l_\‘slf‘r_v" llir- duy be
fore Capt. L’:is1lc's :ieroplaiic fall.
'I' $1 1? `
The Ladies :iid o? St. Janies Church i-
aftcr a diligent iviim-i"s work held
their annual tea and hiizunr ou Thurs-`
day afternoon with a record alts-iii?-'
iince and it is understood receipts ot'
upwards of $400. .The sale iiiclndt-d
the finest ot' fancy work
dainty aprons. boiidoir caps. bugs
ol’ all dcscpriptious, in fact evcr_\'tliln_u
needful, Including the serviceable klt.
chi.-u apron. The Indies of St. Janics
(‘hui'i:h are noted for their cooking
und the rei`reslinieiit and ten tables
left Ilttlc to be dcslrcd.
ll =!= ¥
Novi' York papers have u st-iisatiou
onu of the aft(-riiooii pcrt'oriii:inci- of
the conclusion ol` which she was sup-i
po.-:ml to speak on “Child saving In_
the wings, refiiscd to appciii' on the
ground tliiit lIi`ss"'lf\"c“l_i‘ii" .\’e'sl'ii`t' liiid
ug shells. 1-tr. without llrsl slitlllllg
contract und ltiiowhig whiit he was
o rect-ive for his uutpul.. _
Now we lieui' the cull this .\'ctir for
-og production und it hus been s\_ll§'
0519;) (hat we can make inurkct lor
u`r potatoes by feeding them to hogs.
Let us see whnt we run make out
.f our potatoes by ft-eilliix thcni tluii
vuv. We find hy experieiice thul
he avr-i-ago w~\i1:,-lil i`or ii thrifty Iioi.:
ii 180 lbs. ut idx months which inali-
s ai gain ol' about one pound her \h\l`
rom birth. Now we [Ind lliiit Len
iusliels of potatoes :ind ont- hundrrd
hs. of uilddlliigs will produce tw;-ntl'
hs. of pork and at the pi‘cseiit___pi'.ce
’1 1-2 c pci- pound this will un\0l\Hl
I) $4.30. lleducting $3.00 l'0r which
-.iiiidredivelglit of niiddllngs (whlcli
1 the prlci- :il present) leaves the
ulii of $1.30' lliereby givin); ns 130
-cr buslicl for our potiitoo.~'.
Now we ask that ii prlt-0 he |.1uiii'-
ner to go Into this line ol' produt'~tion
ind not coniv out at zi loss the saiinc
.is hi-. did on his potiilocs this ycur.
.-\l.-io we Ienrn hy your cdlloriul lhut
ho Food tionlrol Ilonrd lliorouglily
:anvnssod 'thc situation. \\'e w-:uid
Ike io know l`roiii what source they
ot. their luforniulion.
We would llkc the Food ,tloiilrol
Iloard to do soniellilng for lIie_Iuriii»
-r und not to rriiiiiin as ai figure-
icud.
I :ini Sir, i-li-_
ANGUS- A. s'rev`vAn'r.
l{iiii.:.-i <‘o.
,\[|-_ ,\'|<-wurl's polnl on llii- iuurki~t-
pg of puliitol-,s hy l`i-i\dill;.1 thi-Iii In
hogs l.~i wi-ll Iulti-n. \\'hi-ii poliilot-s
tri- worlli T5 ci-iils u liuslii-I ll will
may better to s.-ll thi-in than fi-ed
.hem to any stuck. In i:oiiversutioii
with ai geiitlt-iimii who has niailo ii
success bolli of growini; potatoes :ind
'ceding lions. the (liiurdiuu is inl`oi‘iii~
:d that ci'in=|i<-il nilxi-il grain is in uni'
-use u iuori- prolitulilc food l`or fal-
eiilui; liogs and 'flint he finds
DAILY SELECTIONS FOR .
GUARDIAN READERS
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Furnlshed by W. S. Louson
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FATHER AND SON
aelema .A
I By Edgar A. Guest
I-lo niori- iliun his dad.
le ti cliniii I0 the Ind
Ile ii pair! ol' his lii'i-
'Crery hour el' ilu- daiy:
l"lnd Iiinc to lulk with hiiii.
been hilcd over her as licadlinei' and' Tak., tmp, U, “»_,||, Wm, |,i,,,_
also because she had not been nllott- gilnm in me ,,-md;,._r~
'fd thi- star dressing room. The shunt- lAn,_1 ,,h,,,-,__ in lm ppm.
Ion :iroso fiom the_t'uct that the I’iil- 'puke him 1_0 p|uL.,~.,,_
ship as a vaudeville pcrl`orinci', but as ~
I`o hull gaiiies nnil' races,
Your-li Iiliii thc Iliiiigs
Phat you want hlni to know;
Tl '(2 i I)rl\<- ftl t u-el " gmlt ]‘“l‘ “h"'l‘l"dll “-‘1“"l"”l£"l Dont Il\i. iurl from Iiini,
owever, niaiiy years' are sure to pass --1 ‘ -1--1  0 ie iiiis 1 tl* '= '_ .' _' ' ' ' ~ -- in
bgfol-9 Arlstl-zllial] 1-ai1\Va_YS realize theirilizis caiised the grove-st anxiety in tliis"_U "_l’°‘fk "’_ "lil of °h"_"“5'- lm-“ being Doii't keep your hear! from him.
highest State of CmCien(.\._ Lack of Wisdoln _I’royiiit-e_aiitl the c__\'es of a_ll ii_re _;io_\\"§_;’_’;__ __':__0l_‘;;`_lL____ll'i;:_ ll\_(’__ /;?°l`;l__‘_’_f;|_*_ Ile his best couii-.idt-.
~ _ _ _ _ ,_ _ ‘ ___ . _ _ . ,. _ ion on hc vu ian. nriny ii in gil ‘ “ i .'-3 - ‘ 11014 i;Cp_(1i1,g you 503 .1 _ ,
i_n the eai 15 days allowed iailways of dii-.,~,,,. ,_.,.Ced,,m and ,,,,,,,,,._ would mit-.ct mir .omni st-.tniiiiig at  /| _ 
f_erent p_;_i_i'ts of the country to be laid; _ _ __ me trout-ioiitiiig of-ing.-_ \-,_.,.,., ,,,.u,,_...,_ \,,,,,_ -\A`iL"L_\_\\\\\>\-6,55
town. ie new tr'iiicontiiient‘il had to " ` _ , . --ri » 5 - iii  -- ‘  '
face this mammoth ‘difiicult ' Th. . ,  ‘num “ml Mm' G`°°"w""“ “"“""` .. . i. i " iiiizlmillisbtiiillioiizt mum mm' `°~. R K|DN'EYiS"‘ Si/-°H""
" _ y' ___u_e ‘1l(_,wllI he interested in their truiisfcreii~ “ "1" '“l|‘~'U‘l ‘H UW “|""l" in ‘\`l1l‘~'h ,Ju _ in ` __ _ -." I B5?|¢HHE.:.J,MAT5E"Cl‘ 
many breaks of gauge from. the o feet' (.>..».- mill iimiwii to coiiourii. \\~ii-.~i».- will 1-1- -cf-L-lit-fl will- i<-'f-'lilo-1101- fl--2 “H ”“"‘."“" “"" "‘“"" `-fi ‘- Dm 5 D H” Ill
' ~ - i - *lliow lilin his error ‘JI " BET-E5 - ~ l
inches of the West Australian line to the I-H-vi' -ru 1,0 w-<i<lv- “““" “‘"' ""‘"“‘l’“' “““’\‘"“°" 'H 0"' ` ` . .' "~~.` 
f. it 8| .'. ' h f tl t- t' t 1 t e ~'= it pcctcd in IIaIiI'a.\: In time for the Con- Bm' be "G1 U' “’"‘_"‘ '~   "
. _ _ , . . ,
QL _ Illc CS O le lallSCOll lllell 3 ' ' i
" d llr-i \IcLc:in of Souris has gone to V0"i1U0ll Of U10 l’I‘f‘Slll'l°L‘I'lL\ll College. Grilllnéugcll “ml mum'
Ki1l."'0oi'lie then back to 3 feet 6 inches at _ `  ‘ » `. ` -. _‘i . iiiii. 'A -in i ~ ~ , Wl“‘" We -it your sin--.
) ` ’ (lttaua to spend the Session with Scn ’|"“ Wflflll \\ ic his welcomi-
I\ h.1 lil tl irll
moi- 1- ' (Ml I-mm, fue,-ved) 'z A nuiubei' of the younger social sct
\~0.|.|~`\', 1 , were plciisniuly entertained one vcii-.TM u’l"g“ "ml -"°“ ”l“"’l‘l- A
A U ing this week by Miss llopkirk. who ls F“lh°" “ml 80"*
| m,mT__-There is no necessary. sin xi delightful liostesii_ Games, guessing
If you have ttiulzlit hun '
Must in all tlihig.-i be one.
It Seems to be the inevitable fate of in thc temptations to which you xc-fer' °°m””t” "nd musw mad” “D th” d"-` Parmom in tmumu
British troops to fight against superior'
numbers. Perhaps they would be bewil-
dered if ever they found the numerical
odds in their favor. `
Between 60,000 and 70,000 men draft-
ed into the American army are illiterates or
near-illiterates, and among those subject
to draft in the next year or two are 700,000
atgfiglizegl? This is the question who can neither read nor write. `
e d' i flicted fri htlgul los Germans.
such desires are as natural as hunger.
The holiest men have the same fight
you huvc. It ls n fight however, and
by the grace ol' God you must win Il'
you would retain your physical vigor.
und gniii moral strength. Yes. I think
all normal man are bcttcr off \vl.\cn
iniirrled.
U U U
ciirncii iiniii-‘oitiuiizn-i'ou` put
up au Impossible standard for your
pastor. Remember he la a man and
studlous and industrious. and lives up
to his capacity, he ls to -be commend-
he Ia a remarkable man, for alas! not
ant of Venice, says. “It is a good dfv-
Ine thot follows' his own instructions:
S65 U ln the enemy' The Germans b0aS.t-‘~ . . 'twenty to 'follow mine own teachinli
ed of their “v1ctory,’; Joybells pealed ir. This Geinianoffensive reveals the aw- -T., mu., ,,,,,.,,m, -,,,,_ M, ,,,,e_». ,,,,,,
n when the bending back of that line fulness of modern war organization No shtrapsiie linen, but it it no wt
_!;fQi_g.,__qf_t_l_i“e "vict0fyli..3Ud they read in the_ have to be guarantors of the small. wi--11 conversation win, mm.
rl'-. ' .F ' ’ ‘
not Goa. if ite is it Goa-tearing mam'
ed_ lf he practices what he prencliesf
mnny do. Shakespeare. in The Merch-
llg-htful entertainment und were most
agrocably discussed while pzirtaklng
of dulnty refreshments. '
being iuullzud for pntrlotlc purposes
causes delightful surprises
After nu enjoyable visit In St. John
and Moncton Mrs. 'MacCreudy return-
ed home on Thursday.
0 ll l
The iiiomburii of the Legislature had
u pleai-isnt trlp to Borden on Thursday
und greatly cn,1oy'ed the outing-.
' n _‘_ I can easier teach twenty what were'
that’ In its ben ing' g Sood In be done. than be one of the
l O U
That u table; lu honor of Miss Elco-
nor Robinson hus been plucod In the
Public Llbriiry, St. John by friends
and admlrerii of this talented' lady
who death was such a serious loss to
the educatl-onal work of the city, ls
whllc th c novelty of nrrungeinciit ,
“l =_, Tun
'i » v- 1. "" ' ~ f " ' ‘ . ' - i. I1 Id c d Intueu ll ce
. of the comin vit- be small nations cannot ho e to st' ’ °“ I E
-la' t   f' oughg  ’ - t I , 1:1 thang ul? reasonable rsquIrements.Don'I. talk to Mlss Robinson had quite a number of
he Hgalfls al' B Ol`leS Ol al'llZ€
t0ryt&fld  for peace B-ut in t' g g . on e er your pastors Injury behind his buck, friends lu this city and especially re-
 __l"l0\fl‘8_ Of Phat f_lI'St W€El{'S Offell- 311811 Syflliem- Sheer Weight 0f blood  but if you thlnk he 'Is actually lacklnf membered by those who attended the
DWG Gfflllln 80ldl6l‘8 88W Wllab l1ll€____COSf» 1I‘0l'l.CI‘l.1Sl`l€S l}l”lI‘OUg'll. The large 1131110115 In splrltnal Attainments have a per- Summer Scliool at which she was hi
” e`rli` . . . _ _ - -
3 announced #nd the country was Jubi- matter how brave or resourceful they may- wi- wi-y -my in--1. in-sior f-r otherwise
Ke b el t I It pln Goil's
»
but a flttlng ti-Ibute to her memory.
.. attendance.
And eoniruilt-s In joy.
More lhun a dud
Was the best. pul ,you had
llc such ii chum
ls you know, I0 \oui lioi
ntci-d for oui' pork to onalilo the l`ni'-
i1nson.4.nLoi'rii'ijowii_GuAi;DiA1l ,_ 0 M:  _ . _ .
IEXPRESSIUN [ll 
APPRECIAIIUW
As ineuibt-r of the Ilousi- ol' (‘on|.
nous oi' t`:iiiudai, i`or my iiiitive (loun-
;i\'r-. public cx1ii‘t-ssloii to niy sense ut'
ipprcriailion oi' this signal honor. and
o return my gruliiful thanks to thu
~lectors. Indies and i-'Ci-iilli,-iiii-ii. who
iuvc rliost-n nie, l`or Lholr i'e)>\‘i»5qnl“.
lvi- in the high i-ourt ol' I’ui'llunicnl.'.
_I thunk the good people of I{in,.;'.i
iot only for thi-ir votes; but for the
:ciiidiii-ss shown nic. and thi- hospital-
`iy ~-xlcndcd lo me ivhlle caiiivusslng,
ind ull through the eh-clioii t~aiinpol|;n.
lJ|il'uv0rnhlo ivcullii-|~ coiiilltioim and
llixiltutloii ol' lliiio pri-v'oiiteiI mo from
.iisiliiig all paris of the (‘ouuly. but
rectloiis that I wus uuublo 'io rcucii
_avo ini- ai igi-iii-i-ous support on pine.
lon duy, und liuvv iii_v sincere thanks
l\\‘i't‘|`ol`.
' i\I_v spi-ciul tliuuks are dui-. to tho
voi‘scus inililxiry \'oti-.rs froni I{lug`n,
s wrll us`lo llii- soldiers itnil suilois
'roin Ihut (`ouiiI_\', who polled ilit-ir
.'oli~s in Norlli .-\iiii'i'ira. All those
iiilitury und iizivnl \'olei‘s cunt their
iiillots ovi-i'\\'lii-I|iiin'i:ly in fzivor ol' the
Jovi-i-iiiin-nl. und. c-oiisi-iiiiciitly in my
uvoi' us the Go\'\~riiiiit-ut ruiitlidaito.
\s lliores- iuosl iiiit-i'ost\-il in tho ri-sul!
if thi- i-It-i'lloii_ we uiust ussiiiiiclhnl.
.hr soldli-rs all the front or oIsewli.:i";
in in-tivo sisi'\i<-ir, wi-i't~ i-.\(~i~ll<'iit Judg-
vs ol' what irzis Iii-sl ciilciilaitcd to up-
iold und iidvuiici- ('uiiaiIa’s cause. so
'ur us tha- wzir is t‘oiicei‘licil. ’l’lie
uiililury volt- iii Norlli Aiiierlrtt and
livers:-:is is ii .<pIi.-iidid .vindication of
.lii- .iltitiidv ussiiiiiotl hy the Govern-
nf-iit roixuiwliiiit (‘uiiud:t's pni'tirl|iiilIo!i
ii llio titanic sti'iig_i;It-,
I Thi- uiiailrsls oi’ thi- inllltiiry :ind
lniviil voli-. so fur us I\'l||i<'s County
|`< t'o|ici~i'iii-il, shows thi- l`olIo\\'iiii;.~-~
‘\'or|h .\iii<-rii-uii volt- lu l'ull, 70. of
.rliivli .\lr|suui: |'i‘i‘i~l\'i-il .'»(i und lluKii~
-.-; I-I. i~xzii'll_\‘ H0 poi' roiit-_ in furor of
he tlovi-riiiiii-nl. Eiiropouii tloiiliii-
\nl;il vote In full, 189; Mclsiiiic. 156,
.liiiilii-_-', llil, wliit-li shows u pi-r<-4-lib
i_i.-,<- oi' ovi-r 82 for thi- (.io\'t-ifiiiii-=i-.l.
The Iolul iiiililur_\' vols' in fir--'it lla!-
ziiii. lli'.';'_ :ind was thus divldoilz !\lc-
-.‘ii|r l~I\' Iliiglii-s 14 ti pt-i'i~»-iilugi:
:ro\\,»iii_i; pntiilo(-S ut 75 ct-iils a husli-l_'_.` ____'_ __ _`_é,__ _.____ _'|___ (§____________'_____n_
ll H vmiy muummc b“5hmhh` l \ll llii-so volt-s lutullod -121. divid-
'il us follows: .\Ii-Isziuif 2260. lluglicw
il. 'l`lii-_ pi-i'ri-iilugi- iii fiivui' ol` the
fiovi-i'ii|iit-iil, ol' thi- Iolul -121 voter: i,-
uiii\»~lliiii:.; ovi-r H5.
.ul th: ' ~ _' - ,~ ~ - -
votes und thi-ii' |iiiidiii»ss_ und I si -
'i-ril_\' trust that n|_\' rougluii in i`;.|'-
liunii-ul will hi- surli .is lo ini-ril, t‘:r`.'-
'ull aipproliulion.
Yours full l|l`ull_v. -
JAMES MCISAAC
.\l.ii'i'h lil. HYIS. -li’»‘=\i
.\|i's. liolmoii- “l‘.riiI;.:i-I Iold inc
=l|<- ¢:;i\-; .\‘|r. :ind .\'lr.<<. Ilolisoii goiiii:
io i-liurrh this moriiiiig. l'\voiidi,-i'
wl\:i|'s the iiiullt-i'." Ur. I>olison~-
‘\\'li_\‘. ciilit-r .\Ir. llolison has hud
:iuoilii-r nlturk ol' liourl Iroiilile or
llrs. flolison has ii new hui."
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l(ll`l', Allf.l_`LlSlLI'l, Zllld  2ll`l()tl'l(5l' Cl‘l2lll1I() _lil "mr _\,|(.L,_.a"_ lionic :ind pl:-iisunt will it he lo sci- :""'“' W " "" W" ”‘ “""- i
., f(_.(_il gl ]n(¢]]cS_0n thc Adelaide to Mc]_ _ ,, Q ,,, mm |11 ms nwslullmd mam Un the “_ _know what his sports iirr. | 
hourue line_ Ful.the1._ there is the New l)r.`aud Mrs. I.undI».- who have iimdi- cninir ol’ Convocation day--April 1'5.§;:’_°“"_1l| hh; I_>li\>'iiiii_ti:s,
S01ith Waleg ggugg of 4 feet  inches_ miiny_fi~Icnds duriiir? their sojourn iii‘§`»0l1__h\ll_l _MC_Kl1ll_10l1 iid also 1‘0l\|i‘liinir ini”  :_°____‘_`;_'__':_ 1°' sl/i\\\\\\\\\\@.J4'fIIlIIll
and the Queensland gauge of 3 feet 6 ____ this city' :im leaving Monday for Mon- 0 .in.iia. o gvt ii rcsses throiign-._____ _ _ _ _ __ I'
_ . ' . , treiil iicconipanicd by tliclr two brlglil <-“ll UIC D0m|\li0I1 00 U10 Clillfldiun ml “M” “`°'"”"' "i‘“l‘°‘
(fl"lCS tt) be llleii VVltl'l l)Cf0l`€ S_V(lll€_V &l.ll(l young L-hi|d|~cn_ Cliupluin services. l"""n "" Um ll"-"l ""‘-`
Brisbane are reached. In view of these dif- I' ° * * ' . . . """`“°""°'“" ""`" '“"" “'-
ferences in gang? alone’ the .policy of thc ----,-----_-.-.-~ -..-..~.-.----»-------------- The Umm' Service” this “'""k "ru You can inspire Iilni ,
Collllnonwealth (1(),VeI'l]]]']Q]]t 1]]  ;i W" H" _-"Y "V "wiv"--‘nv _ bcillg (|ul[0 wldcly utlondcrl mid urg ‘Vim (__0u____K___ _____| ,______ l_____ '_  
transcontlnental line ‘vas a bold 0ne_ and  held prepurutoiy to the evnngcllstle not Wm, mnhmuu
the ailn ofthe future is to establish a Sta___ '-    Iservlces to open sliortly under thc dl;-_ For deeds _hm um guum
i » mich or nov. nitciue neil. 11,,-H not ,,u,,.,,,. Wu We have the best 33-
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On the market today
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