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IIISPEPIIII
I lllll llll Wlll
B1- Taking “Full-a-tiles”
Says iiapi. Swan
Erin very miserable to those who
with Indige:-tion." l)7»speps.z:_i,
Sour Stomach and Bilicusuess. This
leiha' flbm Captain Swan (cue of the
but known ssippers ou the Great
_ Lakes) tells how to get quick relief
Hom Stomach Trouble.
P031* BURWELI., 0.\"r.,_1d.ay Sth, _19_t3.
"A man has a poor cunnce of llv;:.g
enjoying life when he cannot eat.
t, was what was wrong with me.
of appetite and indgesliou was
mught on by Constipation. I 
bd trouble -with tht-se dis¢~.§es_ zo
yu-us. I lost 4 great dual oz 111-
lnd sidered constantly. For the last
no eo! years, I have taken ' _l 1-.;::~
” and have been so pleased mill
as results that I have rece.-n::e::.lr»d
Qilou many occasions to friends and
uaintances. I am sure that "Fruit-
:§\°s" have helped l:i= §'Y¢»iU}'~‘ fl?
following the diet mics and za_:;lj:g
"Fruit-s-tives"aco:>rdingtoc1r§l:on.s,
any person with D;-spepsta \-.ll get
b=°°§"`-  sv.'.l:<
"Fruit-a-tives"a'c said b_\' :.55 5:3311
at 5oc. a box 6 ii.: 5:.;fo, or trial size
25c. or sen: postpail cn rec-rot cf pnea
by Fruit-a-tives Limited. Otwva-
IIJl'>-i
nnselosnr wttsou A1- `
I New vomc To nsvlaw
- A1't.AN1'¢c FLIIT.
.\`E\\' YORK, May l‘!.- Pmlldeat
Wilson, on board the navalyalcht lloy-
l flower. rt-at-hed New York from Wash-
illfzfon ahurtly before 11 o’cloc\t to-
lnigllt. \~.'llc~|l thc ;‘~la_\'tiower, escorted
i by u ;;ulil.oat_ passed in Sandy HOOK.
Before the preside-ut's arrival ar-
rritlpicmr-nts had been tompleled for
tlit- event whit;-ti brought him here, the
rc-ii.--.'. ol' tin- _-t.tli.ntIf: lie#-t tomorrow
and 'I`ttesliuy,;ind which promised to
bt- nm- of the greatest naval spectacl-
er: t-ver ht-Iii in the United States.
BIG RUSH TO BOOK
PASSAGES TO ENGLAND
_\if'»" ‘.`OP.i{. Maj: 14.-Seventy-six
_~_:=_ii_u pe;-.‘-_-hurts and two lu the steer-
` :_.j»_- xv.-rc hooked to sail for Lievrpool
1-_\;!-af." on board the White Star Line
;;-\~:-:-.;rlsI';ip L`yn1ric_ Among the cabin
I pn-at :_;;t-ra vt 1-re t~.vf.-lily-six women and
:--5':--ti lsiiildrt-ri. '»1.'lliit= forty per cont.
` cz' il;-;..=e in tht- st-“crtlge were women
_-r -.liildr¢;i .lt the offices or the lin-e It
11;: sal-_l l:_-.tl thi- t‘;:nlrlc tnrried as
many: pasengt'-rs as she could accom-
modate. There had been a few cancel-
|f_>.ti-:.nr of passages but these were
,"-;;ui-ski;-' fukeli `u_v other persons on
1. :t.~, _f t~:l»- 1 l|P`r::=,
_‘.3-_nf-, fit' Italian nf-anlship lines
 .1li:.-;\:z;~_--1 that instrutrtiolis had
|f.---;,  it-d by them to refuse pas-
_-..-.,:»_- io ':rt.:nf.-gl or childrr-tl of German.
_‘-.:l_='_z.=l. or Turkisll bil-tl.. Men of
=.`;.-.>=- :.1-.t_lon:liti--_-5 :ilr»-adl, had been
 t-mi,--it-I '
L¢;:`ti:tl.- - ' th ~ .-'i it-r' :lu Lint- luvc
-'N0-W fr :gpg tjglg-  '._ ;:l}: ;`.,- .111 _ecz-
tini Your fli1'l‘I;'.;.' ta-.1»;D '12-_t 1: 1.;-1-f
Ours is the =tr~‘.fi'¢- E bi, v-'~f`.i~:t12f.
il t IL it I
_'<'_;`:l_.~i 1 :_ -_itzll-all-.i bg: lnenztn-rs of the
’ lfrlvf’ - " Q! 1.0111 fo
 1-. 1.1.1' :tearnsnlp _ . s r
‘ 5-.'-_I -zum pg-' for the trip to Liverpool
lima’ ‘haf `~‘-3 ‘le '-"43' f °:~'="`-‘_~` "'5"'g . cz; '.\?;i<l; the steamer is lo start to-
Thav are "_~::‘.;r tw. tue;-‘ t;ot;’. rss la, . -
_ - _ . , _ _  ,M ,m-fl.-~.»\~'
3-“Y more U-3" “C” '-“""~~*"5 -`~`>`~_l 1”"  1-f_t_'_Z.< dt'-t;-lart-d that the risk
Two lilac-5. 141+ Great I,-‘surge :ire-Ft.
tr- lp- 9-._ l.<.ul;- of being torpedoed
- =-: '- ' .=r:l.ml ~-.uhlnorille in very small
i -K-ILS
, l
RUYAL VZCTORIA
CQLEEGE
l
THE EESECEXTLAL ZCLLEGE
FOR \‘.’-’J;`-‘iE‘~\‘ STUDE-'\'TS OF
55.3 LL '.i~.!".EP.SiTY
_> .- Y
.i.
_:I '" l"_,..~ .li
; Rina;-:_
~. - ' -5:1-~3'1 nn-
n.;z.I2 _ _ .1 ,\-_ _‘_';~‘ .;l'.»1 in-
ll ' _ 'Q '_..1‘_f- ‘.'\`.‘.ri'.€:'Il.
L_.; ____ _ _.G "‘*fT_` :“l`_`f_'Zi';""°,"T';`TI‘ '__ ' *
’*_‘*-*- _-.- =;_f_ =i._p> ol luat hue have carried
f__ .c:.;.-._l»..:l-l _-Luce the beginning of
‘-
l
‘ .'»tlLt.lr-.G PROFITS RISE.
l I.l_-1`i:<.f: ..l_._. .I_-'l”ll\:- rt-port of
iS;-133-’-.'= til;-i Bay-'-rs. rf;-t'-'_-ntlj: issue-tl,
2  1:.-» 'I‘l¢l~~-_-_ is a distinctly chi-er_\'
' '.~.t~,;r;.-'_-:_-a to the shareholders. The
lp:-t-f.l_< limo increased from £59,000
'-J _‘_`3-_1:~.'l-hu. the distribution to share-
L-.-l_I~-l= ls raised irom 15 per cent. to
:<3 pt-r t~:::__ but the bulk of the extra
prozitf, 1:1’-‘l\_|i»\'.»0. is plat.-c-tl to reserves
"-lille :lit aliiount. carried forwarrl is
zz-1-url;-' i.`i0't.1'100 larger at £253,112,
B111 in making comparisons with
fell; is aliould not bo forgotletl that
12,54 j.-tal' vszls a llidicult period for
til-;= milling' trade in this ~ountr_v. The
I profit- of  <-onlpally \1¢t<"r».- £46_t'ln0
If -- -=-f-uv-=»=-~1-W--~~ -' lt~!=;~' than ill 11112, and ill order to
main-.ail; tilt- dividend. tlif- ulillivitlc-ll
r-rt-tits v:rr»- »-:lr-roached upon to the
W V "W v ex-,cnt of L11 'Il-li.
'Qi ‘ 'I`b_-_e coll.-p'.il.)' is one of tilt- leading
Sour ntillillg -_ollc-t-.rua in the country,
hf'\‘.l .-: . ..»‘ _
C.'n‘.'ir-_'_:.'l _-; .-
and its proit- have, no doubt, been
expands-tl bv increased prlccs obtain-
:';*r,_- -'.l` il- <llb.-i~liary and allied' com-
rixziee. Il--ft-lltl_\~ also the company
'Z1
Cwi éffifif i`, l‘::-.- coll. lull. 'll~- insurance blxsilless,
F-'I :f~..'r.- 
jf' _r'-  f
all rewr-
R_,...,._ ,
D155; l. I
b--- -. ~ -  _
Fitz. __    ti -.1-~
l.-o thu: pro/‘¢1_- which in the past have
lr;-_-:.» ‘-1 outside institutions have been
.L  l='~' the company. lt is pro
;-1-.<~--1 zo in-1 rt-or-ze tht- capital by .£250.-
' *' 5- hop:-d to oill-r the new
 ‘-I til-- short-llolticrs tovfnrll the
'nl
_|».__-.~ , "
-1-rid I,-t` lux! inolrlil.
 susan Pnorlrs HIGHER.
 =»¢»u%~-@ .».u.»-»m-rug -
I<i~Z\'\' 'l‘<`il’ll{, .\Iuv 1:'-_~’l`hn Ameri-
ffln Ia-_---l >`t..';ur f‘4>nlpauy's gross salt-s
K. - _ ~T:_, lip tht- 5-war ll.-ltd .\lurc-ll 31, amount-
' ` -_.~.,»-__ gr-;='_1=-j  `;\_
__ ' -'  7 ;,».~l_;-~;,.-.~_;_-_-`§,>
V1 `. I ' ’ 1*~_€‘5 ff
;?’§‘”~"t\ -=»-l
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._»i
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.'_‘,.r;-
 .-._
,_ _.., ..._
3 '.
,;.
*J*
, 1
 lj-  ' lf-_l 1-i =-nf--l_;:'.°_ rl guru of $220,727
,, I
~ u
“xt-2' tL~'> re-lord ot' 1914. Expenses
‘-‘fern red'-_lc-ed by $688,624, and not in-
-' ;; - in conseuuf-nee of these changes
. .-»-5*  ~-I _Q ` ` - .
-_ I. _,VZ '_é__*=».‘-iq '-:'~.;_- t-'_-li.»:l<l¢_»r:igil}; httter tihan tvglcle
if'fji"i2rji;‘j-'QQ-__ig.}~:~:,'j ':;-- l‘<-v-:intra 0 tue prcced ng pero .
-  }=¢ ; j_,-'  'i`ll-;- lornl was $1,601,642, us compared
' ;"~*~' »,;»§$T-rfklr i->:-t‘.-_-vl'.`-11-.; ‘iff  f‘i S544 104 After pnvlug $'il'Iu.000
- . I; lg . -‘ . i , , _
~`   I 5 1 in I,-twill-rrcd .stock _dividends and re
<_ _'_.-. -" - ,,,,~~"'-~~`~ L ‘-.»-' f "_-t . ' .
l\`If\\` X01-ill t,IT`f
y-:~.  :»`  .- iz-
_t..~i.. ,  _.Mr .i.,J ,un ,.-
L.. ..e ~,.ea:e-1 :' 11-..-
Aihetlrrle-'-Iniinlul
l I- I tl
51': .if-‘., '§~;`_`.°-.£'_-°';'r. ;=i-i?; G i.
inn-ummm. -lizxlwm
_ ' 1 i , -
_. _t: plrgl.  -.f`h,.. *ity .Q-. _ W- .\ .ug $1.l<.o,‘l‘~.\ for depreciation and
leg;  :g";j4-‘l,;;?§§~k‘fl ~.",’rf ' ll I u aiu-_;.ui.-_ u _-urplur or $1,124,554 re-
  ~ _._-3: _. _ ~'. -_ ni.. . .- _- rr- f-r . -
4.1%-ll.'l*>_S*§.-L 3_3,   1-:,,_§.A_Jo<l, llgalral $1.>-,Ulu the tear be-
` -f 3.:  Q- -» "”"  “The rapid and plienonlcnal udvutlcv
W , _ _ "1 l;-:-ice lluriutt Aujcust und Septonl-
gi ‘!2°~lTl§»G F1- r." f=.:tvs till- -.-am ililt-t re ort “v-'as
, I I D .
ldui- ttritllurii_\' tri England rushing in-
'-1 'ir lam- tlturkl-la, regardless oi
l _ . ,
‘\‘g-_';1\j Qi§,\"_7{§lj 1j~:.'t' , to S--cure ll supply, wllicll cus-
~.¢u_---f_--;.~... .;'_. cl., -.-~ =; . -- ‘fe lt:-:liar-iiv if: tak:-tl from the Continent,
_  -, ,_ ._  . ,, , _ _
,1-_l_ l:.lp»>rlavi-;-xi of Great Britain un-
UGTEL 4?l:._';a1l;~ lic-5-_.gt about 1,200,000 tous of
,l'l'~r:e:lll lit-l-2 1-iud 400,000 ot cane.
l;»1~ prlfc of rr-fined sugar (New
".;_*'r_ `u.'=~;i-I _lumped from S-1.20 for 100
-.-ulzdl; iliac average Juno and July
G.-iw, to thi- hlgh [ioillt of $7 50 3
_'_-,~._-au.,
--1.. tr
=;;;o-'_: :-"; ‘-1 '»:.~-;~.' ¢-.. ;=_‘. "_, , - '
 _.,5' ,-,`.il,,> ,_`._-_ _'_ __f,__f_ hu.ili.ed ill tue early days of August.
._ ._. t. f ._ .
arf.:.:_:tu..;. l _tx-'._ , _ . .;;...\-I.=.:-f;|,
1 _ .1 (jx-fi-'l Ill;-cle,
‘ 333.3) `t’:;'1‘Dllj,'.
. -, -- _, _.
. \~L 1*, ‘~'
1.',f_-‘_' f'.'»st~'_  _V _np _ . _ .r _
gm _`\In.'~'h l. 1915, the average price
ll)  .
.l H
. _ 1
-‘£1
.2
E.~LT`TT._'-_';~_-.7-.’_.. 'J' . _ ~.;_.‘.'-.1-=;.;:'
NEW YORK FISH /IDS
 
Shesllro trailers
Wholesale Cozlllnis.-_-ion Dcalels
and zilliplz-ers
i°"i~;-It
Slnelts, Eels. i_.ol_i-tart; and Frogs
att- :vp-clzlltlcs
No. I _Fulton Fish Maaket,Nsw York
Consitmmt nts Soliciled
|007-3-13MtllsEt=~iIil pd
'Ti
-i
co
fp,
 ~m-z_-.2
BOSTON FISH ADS.
A. I-I A Lu E Y
ooumaslort itnncnaxvr.
and SALT FISH
.- ,¢lu|a»llGooll».Lobooan scallops, mild the fudge severely " <
Clams. ' V liizvo tevidc-nee which no one dares tai
l s u e." _ _ '
P _ _ .
I "‘l'hal’l\ .Yllll Till dvll
¢‘,‘:‘:|‘sz:l»
:._..-r-a-an.-_
,and i= lllailltaillf-tl an :iverge of $6.34
‘to <" t-'lnlu r 1 lftll Qiuce that time
:1.:l_'- hr-»-ll $7-_T5 por 100 lbs."
CANADIAN CAVALRY
HORSES ARE BEING
V SENT FORWARD.
lil l‘.\\\'_\_ f\I:l_\' l7.~ \\'llilt: it is
- pr<ll».t|-!~- that ilu- czlvalry regi-
._e-'lll will .zo to thc front to fight as in-
' 'tml' ml' tivil \vhiIl luanv Brit
_ - = _ ri lvl mounts art-
!-'»:>l-~- Tir- :~'-tratllffona llorsc. Ito_\'al
“"<‘0ll\Dllsllvd by its compliment of
horses.
WHO WOULD UARE.
"We want. no hearsay testimony,"
We must
 N5 iff?"  ed for footlstutfs und bg: the opera-
' f‘ " . , < - ii ~ t f
-on-1  ‘tityfmotla
,UU  _ 
will
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I‘E'I`l”t0GR.-\D, .\!av 12.-.\ Govern
lneutal announcement made public
today instructs the Ministry of Fin-
ance to issue a second internal loan
of $5~'u`_H`Jir0,0\)f_|.
CALLS AMERICANS WHO
DIED “SNOB8"
BERNE. May 15.-The German
press propagaudists continue to fl il
the newspapers with reports justify-
iug the sinking of the Lusitania_ The
"Berne Tagehlatt.” says:
“lt was positively revoltlug to hear
how certain American snobs seized
with delight this opportunity of ex-
ceptional titillation of nerves. and
set. sail on the Lusitanin. to enioy for
a few days the nervous excitement of
ldangt-r. They have all but very slight
claim on our pity. There were enough
ueutrul _-tr-unit-rs :it their disposal
which. Ilowv;-ver. would not have affor-
ds-d tilt-lu as much sensation."
STRANGE STORY
FROM NORTHPORT.
I~lO.\I(."1`O.\`, May`17,- Readers will
rr-call vague, but alarming reports,
wltirll rc-ached this city shortly after
lhf- olltbreait of fre war. ill regard tc
the activities of an alleged German
.<pj.' who was reported to be acting in
it :-_uf-'piclous manner near the little
villain- ol” Northport. a place in Cum-
lit-rland (`o., .\`. S.. on the shores of
Nnrthlllnhcrlantl Strait, wht-rc he had
ptm-l.a.<r>ll ll small 1-trip of land.
The story has been again revived
by rumors of an interesting naturi-
whicli rt-af-lit-d Moncton today. Ac-
rording tu these reports the man
was in the habit of making frequent
trips to Halifax, and on his last visit
to the garrison town he was arrested
by the military authorities who found
on his pt-l-sou documents tt-llding to
confirm ilu- suspicions of cspiollage.
ALIEN ENEMIES
ARRESTED IN MONCTON.
.\l0.\'1.'T(1N, :\lu_v 17.- 'i`\vt-l\-.- Alls-
trialls and Gr-rnlalis, who have bcf-li
coming into Monvftoll by llvos :lull
lliret-5 for somc dajvs past, wr.-rc this
afternoon rounded up by the city pol-
ice and placed under guard, pending tl
decision as to what is to bo dono with
them. They last calm- from St. .lollrl
und all have rt-gisltfv cards from Chief
Sinlpsrirl and Captain I.. \\'. Pt-ters.
who are in charge of all alien c-nr-mics
in that part of the provinces. The
men have violtevl the registry law by
failing to report themselves to the
proper authorities here as per agree-
lnent nt time of registry. Troy will
be hc-ld until the military council has
considered their cases. The surveill-
ance of foreigners has been sharper
than over since the "Lusitania" out-
rage.
AIRSHIPS FOR ARTIC RESCUE
Tho A:-rn Club of America luis ofli-
tially indorscd thc suggestion to send
an aeroplane fleet to the rescue of Ste-
funsson, the explorer. who. with seve-
ral Arctic regionq. It is proposed to
fit. out a suitable boat. wllirh will lo-
cate ut a point the Alaskan waters..
and front which base daily trips by
aeroplane will be made. In the course
of the month wllich would be avail-
nble for work of this kind, a thorough
exploration of the whole area Within
which the Stefansson party should be
will be made and the members res-
cued. if yet alive. The project has
hr-ell indorsed by several Arctic ox-
plorers. who Seem to think that it is
foasible, and thc air cxperls are vcry
Ill-on to luukt- this it-st of tht- nero-
plallc. The cost of the expedition is
nstilllatr-ll at 3100.000, and nn effort
will bc nladu to r:li.'-lc this amount, a
large part nt which has been plr-dgcd
continually.
the vssitillgt list." ly; the Cymric’s NEW RUSSIAN LOAN $500,009,000. HARRY THAW WINS
-.arg-> -.2-nr-_ .l lr-rg-= consignment of -_- ‘I TRIAL BY JURY.
_ NE\\` YORK, May lT.-- Thc appell-
ate division of the Supreme Court de-
cided yesterday that it would not in-
terfere with the plan to have Harry
K. 'l'huw's mental status placed before
a jury for determination. The court
dismissed the prohibitory writ which.
if sluatained, would have enjoined the
Supreme Court from submitting the
case to a jury next .\iondy.
TELLS OF SEEING GERMANS
BAYONET THE WOUNDED
ST. TIIOMAS, .\Iay 16.-Private
Geo Il. Johnson, of the lst Battalion.
who was wounded at Langemarck.
having his shouldered shattered while
Ilc-lping a comrade and who E now
in L`uiveraity College Hospital, at
Loudon. in a letter to his parents
said he say Germans bayonet the Ca-
nadian wouniled ou the battlefield.
but adds that the Germans themselves
ran. wilt-,xl it looked as if they would
get a taste of the bayonet. Private
.lolillson lost. everything in the battle.
even to his shoes and hat. but man-
ugcd to bring a Prussian helmet.
whit.-ll hr- is sending home. _
GRASS-GREN FOR GERMANS
Till-I IIAGIIE. (via. London). May
l.'».-Thi- German troops will be cloth-
cd in grass-green uniforms during the
summer months, according to private
information received here from Ghem.
\‘-'ht-re a large factory is said to ht-
workillg day and night making the
ncw clothing. Field grey will be thc
color worn again in next winter's cam-
paign. for which the Germans arc
making great preparations, according
to the stories of people arriving in
Holland _The German War Depart-
ment. it is asserted has ordered many
kinds oi new materials. including med-
ical stores, and t-ntrenchitlg tools suf-
licimlr to last until thc c-nd of llc-t-1-.nr
ber. The original belief of Berlin, it
is asserted, was that thc campaign
would he concluded at the latest in
August of this year.
ON THE WRONG TRACK
.\ good many years ago. says thc
National Itlagazinc. a steamer was
sailing down a certain river. which
a sllrr-wd old Yankee captain in
,coulluaud Suddenly tht- engines
stopped. and thc steamer remained
motionless for several minutes. The
passengcrs began to talk among them.
solves, and one of them, a portly.
pompous person advanced to thc
captaiu_ What seems to be tllc trou-
ble, captain?" hc inquired. “Why
havt- ive stopped?" "Too much fog"
answered tho captain curtly. "But
I can uve the stars ovc-rllead quits-
plaiuly," argued the persistent indi-
vidual. "lift-bbe ye can," admitted
the captain grimly. "but unless the
bilers bust we ain`t going that way."
DID NOT ACCOMPLISH MUCH
From the Toronto Daily Star
Wltll ull its plana laid for a cam-
paign whlch would make Germany
lunster of Europe. we nud that Ger-
many has succectled in occupying the
territory of u littlc. inoffensive nell-
trnl country. of n small part of France,
and of n part of Russian Poland. This
was all it could do while it was at thc
height of its power, and could take lull
advantage of its state of complete
preparation against countries that
were comparatively unprepared.
wasting Light
Mrs. Bacon-'I`his paper says dis-
tinci traces of light have been detect-
ed in the occult at depths of more than
3.000 fcet by an English oceanographi-
cal expedition.
Mr. Bacon-llorhaps some of those
mcrnlliitlg forgot to turn off the aus.
read here the splendid resume of us-
ing Dr. Chaae’a Nerve Food to help,
through this critical period.
Mn. H. Houston, Highland Grove,
wrttp:
attending
weak
den
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l`~:l|tr5 uf- tml- rs lluvo jr(-I been rt>ct>l\'- Th. h I ° I
CII to di.-I fitiltuuv the srudlug forwnrtl  C   a
of li--rn--~=. lu this i-nnllcnlion it is
_ ;"'l . - _ - V Ish ` q ¢
it., .uiri l'<-'-mn-lm. trnlghl ali “inter B & F ` t S lls
in Ili. trlntlts- ll 'r in a    _
‘t`.'1ti:t-lizlll Irrulzoollrt. and King Hd- WAS WEAK AND RUN DOWN, BUT DR. CHA8E'$ NERVE FOOD MADE
\t..ru ll-ur., whirl, rm.-f-url_v lm Eng- comm. are éuns.
\l='!'l tu 'luhl :ia illfuntry, took their \ ..______..___...__.
llorum. vrilll theta. It is altogether Thi- moat. critical time in a girl'a satistmhory reeulta. I am plwsog to
llll<<'l.\'.l_1w' -1 -timilnr vlan will hr- fol- lite comes during the school age, tell you that ,mer ugtqg ave one
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Shall the MIGHT
ofthe German Millions-
trample RIGHT unclerfoo
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Shall the Handful of Prussian Militarists who have already
trampled the people of the German Empire underfoot Dominate
the World at a Crisis Like This?
TEN PLAIN QUESTIONS' lo the
People of PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND
1. lf the lives of our Empires finest
manhood are not too precious to be spar-
ed in the campaign against Germany,is a
Canadian Dollar too precious to be
spared ?
2. Do you consider that the “Wait and
See Policy” is inspired by feelings of
patriotism--or by the unqualified SELF-
ISHNESS of men who, for their POCK-
E'I"S sake or for their APPE'l`ITl;§’S
sake, refuse to contribute one dime from
their abundance to the assistance and
relief of our boys at the front ?
3. We went to War with Germany be-
cause she said MIGHT WAS RIGHT,
and trampled Belgium underfoot. DO
YOU propose to allow the MIGHT of
the German millions to trample Right
underfoot? Do you propose to allow a
handful of men who have militarism on
the brain to dominate at a crisis like
this-to jeopordise the destiny of the
British,Ernpire in order that their accum-
ulation of gold shall go on undisturbed
whilst millions of our best men are throw-
ing their all into the balance?
4. Are you banking upon the good ill-
fiuence of the King’s ul agnificient lead
in voluntarily stopping intoxicants
during the War to check the serious
delay drink is causing in the manufac-
ture of war material? Granting that his
Majesty’s noble example will be prom-
ptly followed by every loyal subject who
has command of himself, do you ser-
iously suggest that the money thus
saved will be of any benefit, if you re-
fuse to contribute what it represents to
keep the boys at the front? _
5. If the FULL STRI-.`lvGTH of the
Empire is imperative to crush German
mi1itarism,why do you hold back your
contribution to the comfort and relief of
the brave men who are sacrificing their
all for you ?
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6. Do you seriously believe that you
will reap any blessing by witholdlng_ that
dollar or' quarter which your conscience
tells you you owe to your Country now?
7. Which would present the greater
diiiiculty, the rebuilding of the trade
after the war, if suspended in the mean-
time, or the rebuilding ofthe British
nation and the reestablishment of Brit-
ish prestige if our cause should be lost
through your lack of promptness and
generosity in contributing to the com-
fort and relief cf the hungry and wound-
ed soldiers in the battle line?
8. Is it possible that interested parties
have led you to believe that the War
will soon be over, notwithstanding the
costly advertising for recruits, the reg-
istration of women workers, and the
new appeals for, every available man to
help in the production of war material?
9. Since the best men among us have
cheerfully sacrificed the comfort and
security of their hotties for the wretch-
edness and peril of the trenches-since
mothers have given up their sons, and
wives their husbands, can you seriously
doubt for a moment that the country is
READY to sacrifice of its means cheer-
fully in order that the Britons shall be
free? When a War tax was levied it
was paid 'without a murmur. Were we
asked to walk barefooted in the roadway
to help the boys in the trenches we
would do it willingly and gladly. At
what do you value your patriotism in hes-
ltatlng when called upon to sacrifice a
dollar for an Island Field Kitchen and
Ambulance ?
10. Are ydu aware that every little
counts ln carrying on a great War and
that th_e sentiment behind a gift of this
kind will be of infinitely more worth
than the intrinsic value of the gift? '
very Man and Woman Asked to Send This
Coupon to the GUARDIAN
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our E!\¢|°_°¢d Phase Find $ ....  as my Y-nur
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