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for U. O. A. _

Head Office at qllsrlettetown, lraneli Offices at Sum

mersldg, Allierton.-Solaris and Montague:

.President-Major A. A. Bartlett ~ Editor and Publisher: Associate Editor:

J. R. llirnott. _ D. K. Currie

Tlie.Guard_lsn lisa adally luuo of ever ,i,&0, guaranteed

by the'An|\ual Audit of the Audit Bureau of clrculstlons. The Guardian Is reed by practically everybody- who can

resd ln the l_'rovlno'e.

` TUESDAY, AUGUST Sth. 1918

-1 _ _ _ _ -_-_ _'_~»f:<,=.- - '_' 'v _ _ A ~ -g - _~::_-_ _-_Q _-:_-_-_-_-; -_~_-_~: ' :.~_~::_~r:;_':_-_1‘:_.

While bringing the war to a triumphani

and victorious conclusion may be regarded as the great immediate problem,,We musi- not lost sight of the fact that the term: triumphant and victorious are relative on- ly. We shall win the war from the Ger- mans; there can be no doubt of that. Thr question is, shall we so win it that wc shal be able to go on to a triumphant and vic -

torious future, a future in which our Em- _

pii'e,_our Dominion of Canada, our provincf of Prince Edward _Island shall take thei places respectively, healthily, substantially spiritually and morally among the nation; of the world? i i

History has a curious habit of repeating itself. Nations have risen alld fallen, havi I won gloriously on the battlefield and havf perished. Historians, philosophers, eugen ists and others quote Greece and Rome a examples of nations that have fallen ani give reasons for the fall upon which there is practical unanimity. Before mentioning these it is worth referring to a theory tha has found a champion in no less conspicu- ous thinker than Mr. Arthur Balfour al recently as 1908. This theory is that race: naturally and inevitably grow old as in dividuals do, that the nation, like the in dividual, has its periods of youth, man- hood, old age, senility and death. Thi; theory has since been dismissed as unten- able. _

Briefly, the theory m'ost generally ac- _

- cepted with regard to the decadence oi Greece and Rome is, to quote Professol David Starr Jordan, that “reversed sel- ection spoiled the breed.” By this he mean: that as Rome and Greece were constantl} engaged in wars, the healthy, the strong the brave, the enduring, were selected af soldiers while the diseased, weakly, puny and 'easily tired only were left to assumf the duties of parenthood; to quote again “the citizen was told, you are not good en ough to be a soldier, stay at home and be 2

father.”

Still another reason: A Roman writer

quoted by the historian Gibbon, describes in a long and remarkable passage how the Roman mothers of his time were abandon ing their natural duties, avoiding mother- hood if possible and, when children were born, leaving them to be nursed by fostei mothers whose health or character or fit-- ness for such duties had not even been en-

quired into. ‘

We are passing through a war which has

already taken a not inconsiderable propor- tion ‘of the flower of our physical and men- tal manhood. This is a serious loss thougl not a disastrous one, as we are not likely to belong engaged in war. Yet the caus- es through which nations have fallen or be- come decadent are solemn warnings which at a time like this we cannot afford to shui

our eyes to.

The 'hope of our Empire, our dominion,

-our province, lies in the youth who are now being trained for citizenship, lies with the fathers' and mothers of today, with the schools in which our future citizens, our fu- ‘ 'ture fathers and mothers are being trained. Do we realize' the magnitude of the pro- blem that confronts us while we are win- ning the war and after we have won it?_" The problem of winning the war is a large one and it shall be solved; the problem of problems is how to worthily preserve the nation -for which so many of our sons are

_laying down 'their lives. '

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" V PREVENTATIVES

- Next in importance to the things that help are the things that prevent and, in these days of rapid moving, possibly the_ need of preventatives is even-more urgent ,than that of helps. So generally is this .ffsot»l'eolized that much of the inventive

of the world is _at present engaged _ ' inventing preventatives; preventatives Ajlaickness, such asthe various' ims; ‘~ : entiitivesof = 'as illustrated in

TUE PROBLEM OF l’R()BLEMS H

_ ' .1 _ '

have floated into our office is a number of suggestions by which automobile accidents may be prevented Any one of them, if fol lowed, would prevent a certain kind of ac cident, all of them, if followed, would pre vent all the accidents mentioned The trou ble with most accidents, automobile or oth er, is that thev occur before the preventa tives can be applied, and with the others, -that they -are the result either of our own ignorance or carelessness or thatof others.

,some accidents 'are prevexitilélgtpthers-are not. Comrn‘or`i sense is the ` ~ atest pre - ventative of accidents? thiét is, the common sense of all parties concerned. I When the

ind the party of the second part has not, an lccident happens, and “the fool that rocks ihe boat” is the one that usually escapes. The worst thing about accidents is that they

iarty of the first part has common sense,`

Well. the hot wpvc is over, fit of

least to th

1' I Dfesent But it was a

tori-or while it lasted. and that was upwards of ii, week Things took s 1

iurn for the better on Monday night. thi-

following a downpour of rain wits

s someone to take the ioy Wt

lite

ber camp in Northern Ontslilo U

"‘““d°" “nd Ulhfllilll WGUNPIU business declared its intention to put P

H1011! B114 Yesterday and i in

force the regulations of the Canada

day °l\° felt llwre like livin: Youll: Food Board applicable io puulio our

' » o

and old flocked to the beaches and mg hills in thousands over the week-slid. ih

places. There are something like y Austrians in the camp. of whom, I

I0 9805138 U19 |168! of tlloclly- Every however, a few only were active ln -

resort within miles of Ottawa was p visited by record crowds, while _rho o beaches along the Ottawa river were v

day and Sunday afternoons There wg was a short respite from the execs- in

BIYGIY hot weather on Saturday `after~ the adoption of the Food Board regul- believe in three Gods, but fn~one, but co noon, when a thunder-storm accom- all

punied by rain visited us. There was _mu

H dr0D of about`teli degrees in the ing

temperature that night, and as a coli~ "g

romoiing the strike. .A§ the instance f

A group of Austrians employed in a

use the company peratfug the

required N

speak or -this sublocz us a profound

re receiving sufficient wholesome mystery, -but really it has cehsed to ‘is

and that their only grievance was be

-' " ' lereader will !ile'a.ll,'l_p0ssilily.-iiiiliillluown _ < _ ‘f;_ pl, .¢___,_,,;,,, _,,,.,_ _ gg _V gi, ,_» A "

expgxrience. _;»` _ " ' . I ; = i;fi°i§$i`!iE`{:in’hi:°idiT':?s»n oi gi: _ _ - - _-----=__ ` _ e latest_ list of Preventatlves w ich (mm M “_”"r-_ owmmnm - Sm, ..R..l,,,,-,,-,, M,-_,,,_ ...I-.,~,,,,,`,,.,_ W _'"“°_h,n__

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lllilrldltlseeervedl _

"7 '_ I1 ’ _ lexea you. If a perlvllll 8\\IW°l‘_ ll-P1

enclose a five centnstamp. ma

names will be published; if you _

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-li

._fl‘-Hill 'i‘in~N'i'i'v:-"A Tuooiocicsi

the Food Board the' case was in- Student" asks: “What is the explana- - ~

osiigsisd by ills Dominion Poiioé. tion of the '1‘rln-ity?" 'I‘lw°l°r|o11S

a' mystery to me. Christians do not of

ly _

st work or he internad. The warp- ions of God. God drwelt in Jesus so the was effective, and the threatened that he had the -power of God ln per-

5....

(special.-ie _ouuglghy ' -

soon in this ooluiuu will = WASHING1'oN.'*Auzusi' 5;-ses",-,_

eip you solve your heart problemrtsry of ,WsrjBaker` oniasgrdhy ui,

eaten” I nnnh Imks.. I", we* religious. natnnl, social dnaiicial and nounced that he would régoipmghd ta

,, ev other anxious can that" per- Ccl\sr¢lli__°li@nsl0n._ioffdraft sgssno .

lnluuim of elghushn ysii.n'siid u ximum of forty-iivojyq`h§‘|,_ ' 5

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l k \,., ____ (spooliil io. the qugryon)

AIN

' MADRID, A\l§\|ll"_5.~fK‘llf'_ Alfgngo

repdifed to havednvillhd tllefiimlly

the late Emperor of Russia in

ine to Spain to remain until 'tho

ons they were plain told that they there arelthree personal manifestnt- and 0| the war, residing ln one of

royal palaces. _ -_

_ i _ V

trike" has not developed. The forming his divine mission; Hence we l

iappen, some of them possibly by the will

Sequence Blwliills wus a more pleas, men have settled down io work, and li ing diversion than it had been for rg

if providence, some through carelessness

ports which have come to Otfawzv -S

elleve in Chrlat’s' dei-ty. The Holy, - pirlt which Jesus sent to the earth'

they are not obliged to register in that

lr ignorance and some because they hap- ien. ' _ The following are a few of the sugges- .lons prepared jointly by a number of con- 'rerns writing automobile insurance. .They ire all applicable here and to the whole ist we would respectfully add, Use com- non sense: _ ' Don’t drive fast with a tire that is soft

if nearly woril out. Don’t permit your spotlight to blind the

lrivers of approaching cars. Put Whatever alcohol you use ill the

radiator.

Watch for the pedestrian who tries to ross the street ahead of you after you have

ire changes on the road. If forced-to stop at night, never permit

\.nythi_ng or any one to stand so as to hide he tail l,i'ght.from ‘the view of approach- ng drivers. _

,HAND _OF GERMANY

Some see the hand of German propa-

linary definition of an annoyance or an ibstacle.

As for Americans travelling in Canada,

fi lzens ip, on showing which they receive

some time. But 'the following day" indicate

the sun made up for lost Lime, and in ii the afternoon forced the mercury dan- gerously iiear the century mark. lf. wus actually over that figure for a B

crowded with bothers both on Safur-__ and when it was found that the men

time on Sparks street as well as be-_ order in council has been passed in- four boys and two daughters gg sup. ing deflected into it from the sides creggihlg freight rates to an nmounf pm-i wang, my ally-|ce_ 1%" amy uns. Of the Hlllvifllllg blllldlngl Street Hill- sufficient to meet the increased open wer your question herevin general but

that no further trouble is .in-

e e s ` |5

Acting on a report prepared by -the

rd of Railway Commissioners sn

WHY 0_mC|&lS‘ l”€D0l'l 8-‘D 1‘B00l'd Cl‘0W<l 'lting cost imposed on the railways by 1

went up Britannia und Rockcliffe, th

while another record crowd went up W the'norfh side oi’ the Ottawa to Ayl- |h

mer and Victoria Park. Ai Britan-. im, of Angus; The freight rule in ch,-eg 1 do hm know what wmh you YU” hundred* Of DS0Dl9 Were ill the ‘creases are the direct outcome of the 3|-8 Chphhle 0f_ D0 the thing which Wal" ff°'“ “HY in the m°f“'“K ““' icfrevrsuce in Canada Of the MCM00 comes next lo your luind und iliur will

ill average about 20 per cent., and ig to become effective as from the 13

T-ll law H! night. three hundred P80919 iward, which applies to Government hr

bein counted in the water at one

E ral

time on Sunday -afternoon. ed

I . _ ,Iv

In the oat plants this year many h

_ ' ) ° I eeeived the officer s_ signal to go ahead. l people ,,, tm, ,,,,,,gh,e,,,,d ,,,,,,,,,,,,,_ th Sllpp ELS fill' HS pOSSlbl€ fl'-0171 the tI‘3.V€ll€dlprol'ess to find a porlent of coming gy-gases allowed by Director General

lortion when necessary to make repairs or

vlctoiry 'for the Allied army. For sev M

eral weeks observant persons in cer- rhl

aiu agricultural districts have been eg

o new Wasc schedule. The increase ihoulders will be made strong enough

lwlivs as well as to railways Own iirsl should pnoive not to be your right by Pl`lVH¢9 C0l`D0l`af|01lB~ Thi’ T9-H' calling. If you speak ns well us y'ou

is/the Spirit of Jesus and therefore,! '

clpated. we truthfully say that the Holy Spirit

Gl0d . '

“AN AANXIOUS MOTHER" With

send a full answer by mall. Your

bear the burden placed upon tliem,‘ clleer up and' say, “Be gone dull

ing you to something else, if the

HY COTIIDHHASB. confronted with de- write _you could make a lot of money

ands for increased wages, elated as at they were willing to grant ln

cAdoo in dealing-with the wages of lway employes in the United Stat

They recognized the general sim

a spesmlty 8a|eB|ady_ ig//i\\\\\\\\\\@II”Ill Removal of Restrictions Slecp Meter

Wil

leaf of the outs. It can be variously

interpreted, they-say, as the letter th

,"3" OF the figure "8", some leaves re- M . _

panda, Says the New York Globe, in the I-e_ semblliig one more than the other., Lion' have returned to Canada from de ,Ort sedulously Spread aboutthat ‘trave1be_l iiundreds of people have visited the overselm Si, Rohan _Borden and »

_Ween countr d C . :districts from which the phenomenon Hom N_ Wesley Rowe” Wm remain t - y an anada is beset by -

' _ _ - |.s reported, and each has his own pef.` m London for some weeks .yet gn lic ilmost prohibitory annoyance and obstacl-_, _lieoiy ss io me osuse nr risnli c,,,,,,ec,,,,,, Wm, the mee,,,,g,, of 0,.. ui

FS, Whatever the source of the stories, it|'1‘- Shvlr- assistant <1ife'=¢°f.f~f the supreme war council, in su infer-

s desirable that the people at large should 3’°P°"“‘°“'“‘ Farm -h"°- WM ‘H Paid vlsw Hon. Mr. iuoignsn decision nun J

cnow that they are groundless. Canadians ‘“uf,‘f°‘t’] 1”" saga? ‘° 3" “"’°“; me work of ins wsnconfeisnos was _ 4

, ‘ ‘ » ’ - L l HHH, 20 8.l‘€B 5 I8 HHH' h ° esldent In this counmy can go home 3:n_d on the out-leaf is nellllera “B” nor an fa; tfromhgggg ;(;;lp?3ie,:ew;[,?:]9tere | ""1 ~-W 5Om€ b3,Ck freely, Amerlcans can V1S1ti~»3,-f but the -.letter “Rn And what he Btgfed I 'personally anxious to’ - --~~--<~~-~~j"““"*""""" ' '

W . . _ _ ' e , S _ » _

/anada Whether Oll Dl.lSlfl`€SS OI' fOI` l'lOlld3.y 35 more '-0 the DMM' he d°°5 nm' °°”' get back to Canada, but his colleagues :rips almost as readily as before the war. “de” ‘"8 "‘“"‘ B g°°d.°'“e“ f°f “nl” lu iso war cuiiinei novo prevailed up- \ Canadlan Woman’ on the authority of thegolw- IIS real iiortent. he declares. on him io remain with them for n

lanadian superintendent of immigration, 1,B0,m,f;,,:;(f"1;;‘haihflusgufe ,xiffgg “"‘"° “”‘=°'- ' _ 1 e ' I * * *

oes not need a passport, permit, or any fuse when destroys inoussuasoiaol

_ _N ' ' Word has reached Ottawa that Nor-

mhler gaper to enter or leave Canada' A main Lewis, the young man at Sarcee

rla e _anadian of 'military age does need " ”'“_*'_ camp in whose ssusli ii. ii. Benson,

l pelfllillt, butgh; I‘eaS0n Of that regulatign ig gg, Q, $ $ *_ 5 s 5 $ *Q *Q 5 ex~M.P.. applied for habeas corpus and S 0 Vlous an oes not f H under the I._ ' » secured an order for his release, but

3' 0 ‘ Ulu., Q who has been held ever since at court.

was formally released by the military iuihollties a fevw days ago. ln that

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----i-s o w. u u-so .§'.‘2i..‘f.`f.f."§'.‘.i`.§¥._°°.§`I.‘I.1’.....I.”f.';uZ..§

;ountry or even to present passports. All 'F 'F*¢°FW* Wfoooooooo °*““ f°"““' ’°‘°"°‘=' *‘°“'°"°'- L.°W’“

hat ' - p was taken in charge under the Mi!l- .t. thi-lv. need ls papers to prove American SQMETHWE' SOMEWHERE tory Service Act, and conscrlpied for

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l’°i“U“g °“t 3 °‘"'|°“5 Dh‘3“0me“0ll ilarlty of operating conditions in Can- in connection with the structure of ada and the Unqted gwgeg, and adm".

ilie leaves of the oats. which, lt fs,”

claimed, was to he seen on the leaves eg of the product the year British arms fu-

.rlumphed in South Africa. The _sign th 'ir pontent is lo -be found on the flag

GUARDIAN READERS

known, cat

_ Th0llsh years have passed since then, subject. ‘

They now say Hindenburg is alive and “° N01' "“°1’“"» ’ ‘ ’

Wen. The man ght as well Shume The Lord _-will answer you;-,sometim`0. .Flhst Office Inspector Whear, of.

° - - - “°m9Wh6l”9- ' Charlottetown, was among the visit-

gff becalpsedhis obituary notices will never p 0,, ,O Omwa hm ,,,,,,,k_

e any in er than they are now. ‘Us-suswsi-ss ysii Nay. oo noi .ny uul

'granted ‘ F0

Four years ago Austria declared war on P°"“"’“ Y°""`*"‘" "' "°' Y” ‘"'°"¥‘ - ININE eoi.i< A

"1 ' ' ' - I - done- A , ' "

anagd hxiféggleshc-(;mm§nceg' Eftef The work begun when first. yourpray- Now that the canning lesson is on,

. y . 3 3 re .use _ ng - er was uttdred ' the following "at-a-glance" canning

‘and’s mvltatiml to 3 Conference. Alld Get- And God will flnfsh,'w-het He has be- chart is convenient to bang up in the

many was the chief partner. sun- » l ‘ ` _ _ "'l.iiliousn. < ~ .

‘ if you will keep ine incense iiiu»nlu¢`- -' _ - sm-iuziuz "

Official advices to Washington sa that my°" A I _ ' _ ‘“.°‘F“ ° '°

- ~ y HIS B-l0l'Y Wu shall sea sometime H" ‘ ~ ‘ I0 lb DIGI-

nearly three hundred million bushels of m,,,w,,,,,.,, m,,,,,,,,,, mt ,,,,, ,¢,,>,_

wheat is stored in Austrlalia ailvaitin hi s ' _ - `.. f -Li ` ‘ __-__l_. bo c81?'y it to consuming markets.gsTlIi)e'U°=n=w°.rw ysiiifrsiiii osnnor sd" \" mmm- .iimuiss Minim- quantity is equal to about six bushels a, “”¥°"'°'°'l=. ` `Avl>1°° 102 2° ' 1°

head of the people of the United Kingdom,l|vl-lsr feat are html! lllllltet on th§Lf_'B8rrfn 12 B

li, I __

and wogldllsuplfly their Wants for almost-.Amid lilo: wilaosi 'sioi-ns one diana ‘ g::i-riliietz .. align, _D

a year i a of it could be made available, uniiounisu, ` - _ _¢;'mi,mi,s`.i is |12 as a small quantity has been 0f1at»e_ when noi~ousiis spuosiu ins iouiiosi inns- _rssouss .....i~,iv ||».ia

peace returns, $2.20 wheat will not lon be' B 2% -*"°°"~ - ~ E P°°“` he rule on this continent, and when wgeat;s"° K f ws °"“"-’°‘°”°'° "-“" "»- A '-"“'“ """"""| ""° '“ ‘ »

-»_A.,_,-__.,___ sg re ntatives of goesdowil i market value other thi' ~-- - "".""‘?“" §'-‘”" ‘: gl.. .Rimini ..i iss ni 'A ,_ °‘ih°. ‘"¥£¢=lll»liezel\“l.

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D8! .ina my "ii so doin milieu; iniiii wiiuoui

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lv, ii f I ` ' Y { ‘ _I V 1.' r 1 \ 4 ,___ _ _V _ _ V _ _ ii ‘_ _ `;:l=‘,-~}1r _ssn‘o‘l»l` _' 'A _-;,.~f.; 3.'-_~s_ii».~.§iiii--..ii<'»fsi'<ii:»‘\¢lf,fiI-if~”.*_’”“‘ ”‘-- ' - ~ *”" ' =“ ` I ‘ ` _ '_-i "’”‘ "' ` ' f `u“"2"` "4"" "‘1’.",w~',>"> J ` » ` 4

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fnlsfer of immigration and Colonlzii

_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ` service. He is still at Sarcee camp,

rom the Canadian immigration oflicials a L"“"”“'°’°“ Ye" the Prayer rear "DH but wiilioui wiuiiovsr ouvsuisgoi lard of identification. So simple are these _In a hare vlosaeu - might some from iisusss oonpus.

'egulations that the mere publication' of D go"-y °H'-ea" “M” "‘“"’ ’°“'“7 ' ° °

- - "th ‘muh hem" t° f“"» ish with de", News has been received by' his ,hem iuglltl ton dto away with the annoy - nsriing, y l ' 4 ,,,,,,,,,, Geo,” _R ,.,,,,e_ C,,m,,,,.,_,,,,, :HCS-0 S dC 6 C 1011. Réally the \lI`lCOm ' And think You all ln vain these fulllnl! of Revenue in the interior Depart

ortable detail in the relations of the peo- fears? J ' msui nero, iiisi ius son, Lisui. A. n. iles of the two neighboring North Ameri- 3”." “°‘ 'l‘° F°_"‘°" mi" NOT "‘°‘"“ "°P°- ‘”h° *‘“° "°°“ “ l"‘°°“"' ’“ :an allies is the matter of money. At least W" "aw" °°"“““" '°' W” °" "‘"’° ”‘°”"“'““*‘

~ Y ll ll _

:or the duration of the war bankers and _ou B,;meh;;;,§°ur dem’ somenmei b°°”,"°“°;‘:"°d,,:";" ;{°“°'§;f";,°"

nerehants of a city like New York should ° D imiislsa ip M. ra em' B em ind the means of rendering Canadian sil-_ Unmwefed vet? tlioush when you ~ ~ ~ /er current here on an equal basis with Am- ""* """’°“‘°“ A The bell 011 bm” ""1 Mm 1" CW" grican silveh ' . This one petition at the Fathers sas will illisly us rslsod siionly.

-throne, M. _ _ There are now such large supplies in

' If Seemed H9 ll'l0\l!h 30011111 110! Wolf England that their use is no longer

ihe asking. , _ _ llruiied. ii is understood ins: sir

NOTES ‘ __ S10 urgent was the -heart to make' it Robert Borden has been in communi-

d that generally speaking wage scal- of railway employes in this country

e similar to those in force across P"°d“°U°" and 00l\S`°3'l”V|l‘¢l0Il bl? U19

e border. 9°

e e e United States of America permit for

e time being, the removal of the res-

Hon. Arthur Melghcn, Minister af th e Interior. and Hon. .J. A. Calder. U'

lon by cable with Ottawa on the

OD BOARD FLABHEB FOR FIM-

oss? asa#

as " ss.;

16 _ 10

on Consumption ' ` medium pricedalarm

lctlon on the consumption of Pork.

alned in Older No§46, relating to Pub-

erein, may be served at any time. DATED AT OTAWA this 31st day of uly, 1918.

of Pork ‘

Whereas the successful efforts i

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