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FUNERAL WEDNESDAY - The funeral of the late Mr. Angus Nich- olson, will be held from the Valley- field Church on Wednesday after- noon at 2.30 o'clock.

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proposals for an international con-l ference, made four days previously by the British foreign secretary. Sir Edward Grey.

Hoping for the best, but fearing the worst, the British Admiralty ordered the First. Second and Third Fleets to their ware bases. From then on war measures developed with bewildering rapidity. On July 29. the day which saw the bom- bardment of Belgrade by the Aus- trinn army, Russia ordered partial‘ mobilization against the Dual Mon- archy. A “warning telegram" was sen! to the British fleets; the War Office ordered a “precautionary per- iod" for the army; Germany, still believing that Great Britain might be induced to keep out of the im- pending cataclysm, made a bid for British neutrality.

In brief, Germany proposed that shc would seek no territorial ex- pansion from France itself should she emerge victorious from a con- flict with that republic, Germany, however, would give no similar un- dertaking with respect to the French colonies, The integrity and the neutrality of the Netherlands would be observed. declared the Ger man note. The document had one important omission-it made no mention whatever of the neutrality of ‘Belgium.

"What does that amount to?" de- rinrcd R1. Hon. H. H. Asquith,

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ihcn Prime Minister of Great Bri- tain, in the I-Iouse of Commons a fcw days inter, "In the first place, i1 meant this: 'I‘hat behind the back of France ‘lie should have given, if we had assented to that, :1 free license to Germany to annex. in the event of a successful war,

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quarters at Olsearyg home of Mrs. Gates. For the last seven years D2: Minister of the Memorial Chumh in Hartford, Coimeciicut. It will be recalled that. he held pas- ioratcs on the Island on the River Field, and in Murray where he was ordaned to the Min- istry. also sununer pastoratcs on the Belmont field, He will friendship ln a number of places u» the Power threatening her 0111 throughout the Island.

the whole extra-European dominions and possessions of fiance.

"what did it mean as regards Belgium? when she addressed, as she had addressed in these last few days, her moving appeal to us to fulfil our solemn guarantee of her neutrality, what reply Shmlid we have given We should have been obliged to say that, without her knowledge, we had bartered away

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FIOIRMW. ISLANDGlb-A tflie- In rcturn. said the British Prime and IZ-‘clgium the Germans were to give n promise-"a promise. be it n his observed. given by 11 PQWH W111¢11 was at that, very moment announc- ing its intention to violate its own treaty and inviting us to do the same."

found "no valid reason" »~for the strike of 500 men which tied 11p operations at a Labrador lumber camp several days ago, it was dis- closed in a government commun- ique

With 45 armed policemen, the officer returned this week from Battle Harbor, where he and his men had gone in answer ID a call for police protection after the woodsmen had struck. When they reached the settlement. all but about 250 men had returned to work,

Most of the lumbermen. the sup- erintendent found. had quit work in sympathy with a feyv inexperien- ced men who struck when they found they couid not earn ade- quate v/ages. Many regretted this action later, Superintendent O‘Neil said.

Though authorities had been’ alarmed following a wireless call for aid, there was no violence, the officer report/ed. He said "perfect order" was kept by the idle men and the Labrador Dcveiopment Company, which employed. them. lodged no charges,

The men who did not return to

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lief in God: this belicf must be vital, inspiring. leading to higher and nobler ideals. Belief in God leads first to awareness of God. We are as conscious of His presence as we are of the presence of each

At her home in Howard, Sask, m; Tuesday. June i2, i934. Mrs. Silas Wynnd passed away after a. linger. ing illness at the age of seventy-one years. Mrs Wymid was born at May. field, P. E. Island, daughter of the

other, or as we are of the rising sun or the changing of the tides, Belief in God leads secondly to a participation in the Kingdom of God. Being aware of Gods divine presence we wish to do something to show that we are conscious of it, we wish to participate in His Kingdom. Awareness of God leads thirdly to a sharing of the life of God. Sharing is a spiritual achieve- ment in itself but sharing with God gives us a wonderful oppor- tunity of spending ourselves and being spent for the glory of the love of God and man.

Experience with God causes us to displace sclf love with the lovc of God- At first sight the cxpcricncc may not bring us the returns we hope for. for it appears to act as a restraint and eventually in» fruits are satisfying for as time

lnte Capt, George MacKay, and re. sided at Muyfield until about fifteen ycnrs ago, when with her husband 11nd family, she moved to Wcsfcm Canada. She was of a kind and lov- ing disposition, a devoted Christian and all yvho knew her esteemed he; highly.

Bcsidcs her sorrowing husband she loaves to mourn. two daughters, Mrs, Walter Crockett, Vancouver, B. 0,, and Mrs. Victor Hutchinson, Irma. Alberta, and four sons, I-Icdlcy ill. U. S. A. and Homer. Elmer and Prank at home, also one brother. Donald MacKay, Boston, Mass

The funeral service was held it her homo on Wcdnrsdiav aftcrnoou conducted by Rev. Mr. Wclsmau. pnstoi‘ of the Christian Church m Rcgina. Interment in Hewnrd Cem- eteryh-S.

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Germany's proposals were unac- ceptable. and the British note. de- livcrcd by Sir Edward Goschen, ambassador in Berlin, m chancel- lor von Beihmann-Hollweg. said so.

"n, would be a disgrace for us to make this bargain with Germany at the expense of France, a disgrace from which fhegood name of this country would never recover." Great Britain emphasized thbt 511E must. preserve full freedom “to act as circumstances may socm to 11S i0 rcquirc."

What fcelinzs these events were arousing overseas IS indicated by the fact that on that day the Commonwealth of Australia placed the Royal Australian Navy at the di5p058l of the British Admiralti"

goes on and as the love of God in. creases our early rxpectniions arc changed for those which are bene- ficial to us.

"I press toward the mark for the Drize of the high calling of God in Christ Jesus." Philippians 3: i4, was the text Reverend M13 Raymond took in his talk to the boys and girls. He impressed upon them the necessity of asking forgiveness for

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work were brought. home by the company aboard the sealing steam- cr Imogene. which carried the of- fiocrs north. The sealer. chartered by the company. dropped about 200 of the dissatisfied lumbcn-nen at Liewispom and continued on to st. John's with the othtrs.

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P F I encouraging to find that, over three- , ,, , a , , _ m _ ‘ ‘ , _ y fourths of the Allocation had already I nfiu.n11.ii_ zjqulIiS fni (Ir-v... 31d (m- v Pcntr 51011-2111; mVnu hau- dmibt- been raised‘ The“, “,8” some mm“ nr‘ RI D. zluidd m, may 1 . . . ii"i‘S4LllC._il"f- 1 1* icnson that we. esnng readings taken from the mLV ‘ ... onnr n1.1i pd {\’*'.ll fcloxv mr-mbcrs of Rinszwood sionflry month“, one of them‘ m: PIIYSICIAJV AND sinoaox ilwotyuiut n11 lili.("i‘."l1ll1_' JOIIYIICY‘i‘\‘f‘nvns l"*1_1""~°- W‘ Eaii-"ed President's address. given at thc (Iificc mum - nui , ‘ Phone s14 1k".'~“‘ s"~‘l*'"1“’*11 11=v1‘11111.<1. .1" .~_ 1112;.- rvclllllfi. meeting of the Executive. May 2a m ' l” g v1 n 1 1 - - v.1 1 ~ < ms. 1112 Ilorvhrsicr s1. Phone as. ‘ L“ w“ “m. m" “m” h" "‘"“*"’ " " ““ m" m" f” ~"°“. ma’ June 2. was both inspiring and com- onlce HOMMFJI ‘MM. l_3 Pin of trav-"niing DIFFTCIY She 1rd". 1mm |1|1'1'~1'11111111- has com.“ krwcking at GJIIL-RJIO I‘. DI. and by Appointment. L-GBI - - J-imtli.

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The welcome speaker at the morning service at St. Paul's Church was Reverend Dr. C. I1‘. Lancaster. rector of the Church of the Good Shepherd. Reading. Mass.

Taking as the subject of his ser- mon “Experience wilh God." Mr. Lancaster based his discussion on the First Epistle of Paul the Apostle tn Timothy, chapter 1. verse 14 iMoffatt translation), "The Grace of our Lord flooded my life along with the faith and love that Christ inspires."

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