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0 l Alle b the Eflfefiile G(lVeI`l1l'ilel'ltS S or tonrhetone were identical with vsiifti- “Can yw, will you sacrifice as stilxgyli; ¢;l;i3l¢:‘ii6§l;;:°l:;l:ll;iii¢.,‘lvii;ii:u:ili.§:

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three times repeated comiiiand

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llornlng Daily, (founded 1891), $8.50 per year (D¢Iiver\- Cefltl OI’ aflllzed that the Allied aim `lS t0 - ' ' hm/6 won out a ma_tei‘lal_ world for Iowed by ii little wheedlng, M; db

ei) ln_|dvance; $2.50 per year (Mailed) ln adveneei Ill 0

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I, Evening Daily (founded i9l)7)..$2-00 by Mali ln Canada and 8_2-50 for 8. A. _ V t

Hue om" in aim-ieiesown, si-amen officer in sway

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- President-Maier A. A. Bartlett i W V _ ‘A ` _ ‘_ '

for the redemption of Russia. =` fgym childhood up I have always “ggnndéhce that ,I venmm ,fo much up nervous and shell shockediend- they ‘1`h°'"‘f°“°°e *° >G°1'ma"iSm in .R“S‘?i° is i`l.f1"ii.°l."I..`}‘°§Z.‘§Zl.'L°`l.’f“.§l.?.§l ‘..°1l’§‘.I’.1 “” ““"’°°" "‘“° ‘“ ‘° ““" 2”" IIZ.'IZ‘3.°.f.i5°..Z'§'.§.,".i°.§`1§.'1.°‘f;.f’f'§.”’.§.Z'If’ _ ow sufficiently great to _necessitate the ,em Wm M. B dlmmimy pl_m,ca,_ .B;`;‘n‘:B‘l';':'do‘;‘;;’::‘°:t ‘;‘rs;°':;'l-M my Wm _,m“,e‘wm, one anmhe, ;,§ s. '20-p “ M8C¢Y . ailing Of I1eW German l'el1']f0l‘CefIleIltS 110 character. I looked updn Prince Ed- ,peak 01; "The "Vins question M t0_ a. -hard ,battle for -bread. But a wo _ -_ '/‘_ " ~

tor and Publisher Annotate Editor'

Ed| I _ _ ._' ,Q ,J. Burnett. _ _ D- cU|‘|‘|°- ~

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_ _ A TIME LIMIT t

A According to statistics recently pub- E lished in The Guardian, Canada has re-

cruited since the outbreak of the war some- W

thing over one hundred and one thousand men for military service. Of these many have been killed, many wounded, some re- tired for various reasons, so that the num- ber now in act-ive service -is considerably S less than the number recruited. Canada’s

the military authorities is to maintain it

at its full strength till the war is over. W

Many of the soldiers have been in active 3

service at the front for over three years, Y many others, perhaps the majority fo rover ii

two years. We are still sending reinforce-

ments and as the time passes more will be Q

available.

When the war broke out no one expect- “

ed it to last four years. Indeed, “Kitchen-__ er’s alleged prediction that it might con - 1` tiniie for three years was regarded as a ‘5 pessimistic outlook. Yet we have it still 1

t - th d month of the ness or recklessness, are a serious menace

going s rong in I e seqon 7 fifth year with almost a certainty that it will run into the sixth, if not longer. This 1 being so is it not time to consider the case of those men who have been continuously

and even three years? These men are not

will return to take up their civil duties 1 among us. Canada can well afford to sub- "

stitute fresh men for those who have fiee U ly offered their lives for this cause and who U

if relieved of their duties could re-enter life with at least a measure of physical __a_nd 1 mental strength. The strain of war is a terrible one, one that cannot be borne in-'

engaged, continuously under fire for two _

definitely without permanent injury o C

mind or body, or both. Hundreds have al- _ ready succumbed mentally,, a worse fate. Y in many cases, than death itself. Nothing

but the direst military necessity should 'I subject men to this risk; nothing short of U

the life of the Empire for whose salvation 0

army is stillfa large one, and the_ hope of `t‘”

dly guarded against.

all going to be killed; the majority of them the Hearst G0Vemme“t in Ontario had

. _ __ _ v _ x W

ister of Agriculture, polled somee-2,500.

t illOI‘e than hlS 0pI)0Ilel'll2. III b0tl`l CZSQS H10 on the Ocean Wave" as it_ guailds

"Tho Pearl set in a Silver Sea" teiid-

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ati() of two to One_ DR C0dy’S Opponent oil to the weal oriwoeof Prince Edward

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Y g ’ that me spirit oi our united Empire

stablish law and order under a_popular __, _ ,,,,,,,.,,,, and ,scofch ,,,,c,,,,,,,., (pw yoiig- roi- ood' -. .iam iiseir: our men /who i-si.; 0VeI‘Ill'llel1t Cl'lOSeIl by l1he»pe0pIe. Day by d F°"°‘:'“5 Ls ‘;M‘y“°|’“i5 °f T” °d‘ ilnest ancestors any country could |515 “ld that me” :lumen in “ War' gigtgtbnmtl mw,~t|°..ry-. °b°d|°l¥i0 ay the»~ friends of Russia are adding to 0;°;;afe:;:l 50118:; ’_;‘;‘lf;‘;n§”i:°’§f' °'.":: °v°‘:uTl‘fl°'df‘;‘l'-|“"°.:”_&"‘ 3°? Zgfizt“i§;’;,“w“;fIfédTwff,°s:,,';'; "° ""°'“""“"""° ‘WF

' ' ° ' _ 'T ° ra on s r e ma na on an ’

tl;e5éaret‘;l1"§?'_n1Zlng aggllést’ Paulfs I-lull. Charlottetown during- ‘her Elovedi :he conxjénce of uilr descend. tlia'war. Their bread winners are e 0 S " I1 ga e Tig 3-Il y recentvlsit to Prince Edward Island: ts f t d gone, their children mis' ii (atherhs

by Side the “I °W“ “P f|'BDk'|Y I at starting that only :L_ ;,;;°f0,.e’ Wm, a feeling of care, their lovers and ibrotliers are _

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tem the tideithiat threatens to iiow in from ,ward Island wha kind or enchanted day" when, ins isis in me wiir,'ins f"»11’= chance is athsnd gs well sri'-A medium pri. - _

_ Si int erman _ garden from iw lei; 3 myisggi-10”, 015 d .h , ,b I N woman’s oss' for women have power _ . ,- V

he riew born Rus a 0 G y - tl ifri d ` f th 'ii mm or , cpe rugs ques ons as' t‘owin as certainly as power to suffer. made,

. 5°" “mam 9' °" °f “W 3 N' many and a various as the ands o

With the reverses they are suffering on produced marvellous Snow ,Aww the dum 5! Buckley Bm; mo:

he Westelfn from and the new manage these aiiwles. he declared. came from every nmiigiiirui mind. Hui, aner an i-om Russia, Germany now sees the han - wiiise isawmi isissd, init 1 despite mer., ,, but one ,,,,,,,,,,,,y ma, q,,e,_~ riting on the wall that spells her doom. his declmwn privately wvvdered :ion ina it is this; ‘iiiive our my

arriages or other autos on the road. These

whether the grew out of the depth

3' S died to set us materially free, or hav

RECKLESS DRI‘.ING of his own capacious pockets. Years they dim] w get up ,naterially and

, passed, and my childish conceptions .p|,,|¢u,||y f,.ee_

_ _ changed to ii genuine curiosity and qn Omer word 1 ,I f| t d t _f |_-

Oile Of the tl`ilIlg'S that SOII`ie al.lt01StS and interest in Prince Edward Island. I pow up our mst swag’ X; anpzzond? agd ome horsemen have not yet learned is the 'wean ¢°‘H=\~\< what WM' the slim" 0! greater spiriiiisi wars' or iii-e we con-

isdom of driving slowly out of an alley- 2;” fl*“§;“‘“f_";: "‘“’*'~ §““:‘°" °“t;*‘° rem to heave ii sigh or relief. iii

~ BB. DVB. SSBITIB B I"BI`lg8 Ht . h ,k ff I |¢_ `

ay, Ol' all 0bSCl1I`e I'03.d OI' Street leadlng such a far lying outpost of Canada. :eggs jickaaglsrnyyn;gtlrlzllxgf;Ilgttég

0_2. thf;)If0l.1g}fif3.l'e. Oil bile Slde' should eiigagevtho aittentlon of states- gems); Dm time Ontrack of "be!ore._, alks of this city quite frequently a horse men in ansiana. when oiiiiir apparent Wm ,_ _,,,,,,,,, 0, skysuramers. and me nd carriage plunges suddenly out of a 'Y '“°f°‘mP°"f1"t1>“f¢B were wmvsr- asiiars which may syiiiiioiize irresi-

ard or side-street to the serious danger of """'if>’ “"l‘"““"”‘ iAh""‘° E“"’°’ Eg' en H0 L0 H11 our lwrizori that they

edestrians on _the Sidewalk. Accidents :nigh Bi;Bts‘;;eii‘i3 ;r;gJ;,n]g§t'fa;t;;l:;|t<; ;l;ut out the purer light of I-Ieaven? 3.Ve I`eSl1li`.ed 'fl‘0IYi Of I’eCkleSS" block houses ol' offence and defence, Imglllly v;§ff;l:.Zdth;:,o‘¥;;l m;_;;n(:3:(f ess, and therg have been many close shav- .surmounied by cannon might be iii- ,,,,,,,,, and m,,,,,,, to gg, any ,_mhm__ s`. Similarly on country roads a horse and "Im ‘@"‘"“" °'°“Y' Ye” "W We” We caiiiwi. dare noi for the sniric for arriage or, worse still, an auto, drives fu- K;;f;§Mts<;»itve;ymiiipgrtiawigri emi is moving iii his iiiiiii siiei iiiis

riously out of a Concealed Side ’ was practically unknown. and attract- arms u.il.uner.Cv0ry swat crisis in 'Dads “f0I'gettlIlg thall there' may be Other oil no attention whatsoever-for Tor- hm ww ( S history' Elijah afLc,r he

1 ad roused all Israel to ii declination

onto indeed amounted to only s. solit-

ittle acts of tlioughtlessness or careless- "Y “"5"‘"“' ‘”"‘°““ f°“' M‘““’““S“

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.idlans were trying to barter away.

, “togetlior with -the surrounding dis-

0 the Safety of others; and should be r1g` irlcts and othosvaluable possoss'loiis"

[or tho iiiiigiillicient 'suiii of ten shiil-_

____iXi__ lugs. But I had not been long in Can-

ONTARI() BY_ELECTI0NS :ids before my interest went further

'-'W l

Fhose who predicted that opposition to

cached such a pitch that the two iiiinis- '

ieet defeat should, guess again. In North- est Toronto Hon. Dr. Cody, Minister of

overnment majorities were almost in the

as a returned soldier but even that was ot sufficient to odset the fact that he per- iitted himself. to be made the mouthpiece E a Liberal movemen't to defeat the Minis-

rs, who appealed last Monday for ratifica- f_ on of their cabinet appointments, would Wm, me Mm, effect 0, ms. enforced

isolation? _

ind I discovered that 'tlie girls of `rincc Edward Island were second to

iionc ln quiet culture, power of quick iiiiilerstanding, independence, and

-.irncst ilcteriiiiiiation for the right. began to ask Wliencc came so line race of girls? So fine a stock? What

St.Johii,on the Isle of Patmos in his

uducation, had a majority of 4.800 votes, “"0" Of H°‘“’°" °l“i'“S that *hw

_-. ,_-_ ,_ _ - ’illb “N S .,'_W ki 'l hile iiiii3ast.York Hon. G.S. Henry, Min- ;‘ " " "“”° ”‘* ' °“” “lm

ca necessarily a drp_w back? I-iasthe

siiii `whlcli"i;uards" "The Ruby cradled

ilanri as ofUEiigliind?

The answer is unhesitatlngly “No”,

You have iio poor. no plums. in our si-nse at any rate in Toronto, no foreign perplexity. But on the other

_ _ haiid how far does Prince Edward

they offered their lives. There should be a L01* iiiismi msd for reiiow rssiiiig and im.

...*“.*|¥"mm,| |~ I I" '_ mu I.

time limit for service at the front, a limit of not more than two years, and Canada

;2i.ir.;‘§;”§.iJ; _..;f.‘;‘;.i21.“‘.‘-ii?-i.*1.i.i".i’I.1’§ _ The Spfingiieid duf-

~ Iiltl'l‘.\lN’b l‘]l"l"()lt'l‘

would not accept it if offered. They want U

to be there at the finish. But the oppor- 9 tunity should be given them. Hundreds S

of men have been returned to the front lin?

again and again, after being wounded and f having recovered, returned until killed or

now pouring in this should not be neces P sary and a movement slhould be set on foot H at once for the discharge of men after aa

certain period and in any case after having E

ig the early stages of the war was oppos-

self sacrifice? This question was ans- wered* as' I sped along your railroad and read in your Charlottetown Guard- lziii the "Roll of Iioiiour.” My feeling of reverence 'for that "Roll Call” was

enhanced on the two following Sun»

cl to participation in it by the United dm on which I had the pmuege 0,

tates if not actually unfriendly, to Great

being present 'in two _Of the oldest

ritain, has this t0 Say about EIlglalld’s ef- Ciiurclws 0! your Island-

It was thrilling to glance first nt the

iswhat England has done in the four Eablots on tho walls, and then at the

ears that ‘it has been at war is a glorious

ombstones in youi' oldest cemeteries

rst 'by a wonderful volunteer -enrolment nd then by conscription, it has accom-

lished what nobdy four years ago would it

?fs

been wounded

Canada’s future depends very largely on

the men who are to return from the war. Everything possible should be done to en-

sure their return with as great a measureio

as possible of mental and physical strength. _____X?__

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western, which we all know so intimately, for the transport of our army to France.

and the eastern or Russian front, of which we know only that it is a sort of conglom- eration resolving itself gradually into a shapely and well defined wall. Russia is awakening from its hideous nightmare. The cause of this nightmare and this horror has been discovered-made in Germany- wit‘h the earmarks of German Workman - ship clearly stamped upon it. The revolu- tion against the revolution, against Ger-

'There are now two battlef1‘0Ill1S, thi-`¢`upon the aid of the British we still depend .T

man influence, against German treachery

is going on apace. A government has been established which is recognized by the En- tente Allies-and towards which the people are looking as the only possible defense against Germanism. The government is a sane one and its policy is sufliciently broad to bring to its support all who desire the salvation _of Russia. The Allied policy to- wards Russia, also, is sufiiciently sane and just to enlist the sympathy of all Russians who have not been hopelessly poisoned by Germany. Lenine and.’I‘irotzky have shown

their hand; they areinow out-and-ou_t gro- German, a fact which emphasizes their rat treachery and the trickery of their German

irisfsters. _ - ir ar and, devote that period oftime to the

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permanently broken. With reinforcements Y

ave credited. It has at the present time two million men fighting in France, and this with an economic burden such as no other of the Allies has had to bear; with- ut~the sacrifices and the exertions of the ritish the Allies, France being handicap- ped by the loss of important industrial re- gions, could not have held out. British ships have kept the life blood of commerce flowing, the British navy has held the seas,

he war is what it is because England re- solved four years ago, that at any cost Ger-

any must not be allowed to succeed in its

iniquitous plans. The war has widened since and has come to take in many new aims, but the defense of Belgium which en- listed England’s whole-hearted support, still remains the type of what the Allies are fighting for.”

Norns ‘

Bulgaria may break away from Germany

and become a Republic. Bulgaria is much more likely to be broken into the semblance of a reminiscence, also a remains. Bul- garians have cost so many British and Alli- ed lives that there is no question of alilow- ing Bulgaria to break away from Germ'any and claim specialtreatment as a recon-

structed Republic. 'Ilhe question is not as to when Bu garia will break, but as to how

Bullgaiia wig bl? brokeigiib ti ‘

erapste estcon u' ~- _ . - tit' ll.

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A little 'lquiclvto 'ses the faults

The girl their son is fond of and

She was with us at tliedopot, and

Now she often comes to sae us,

A heap of solid comfort in the

"Shs's so sensible and gentle,"

“Tile kind of girl i've often

A aiilx on vs- .' f _, ,» - nw undoifataiids iii; grail” { | \'< ii ~,¢ i [N ' gba 'M°rn’mg` Gunrdlan tm' Dec' slat"

ure security of the world woiim e d if '¥‘li'°""' "’""° "°Y'“"’”""'”“f" i .f“ vi' ' I glsliifdr whiéh I °“°l°9°-§1°»°p°L'”'F’?ll' `- ij . .-

eta the word “Peace” ‘from the lexicon for .Nw.;J3_§;‘¢hL‘§°;§’s.3:§,¥h§§$:;§;;,§5{“ <- _ ‘ °' ' Sign? _ . _.1

3 If. \ , M _ , 3. ._f_.‘

age in history. In the raising of armies, _

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DIILY SELECTIOIIS FOI! ;

UUIRDIAII READERS

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lurnleneu by W. I. Leueeq

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THE GIRL HE LEFT BEHIND

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sv soo/in A. out-:sr

Wo used,to think her frivolous-you

know liow parents are,

and

petty flaws that mai'

may

choose to ‘make his wife,

A little overjeslous of the one who’d

share his llfe_;, :;"'"f" `

‘But the gffl he left behind him when

he brave marched away

ly __

Has blossomed into fbeauty"that wo*

seesnd need today. _ i _ _[__ --.

W9.

turned our backs awhile, _ _

And hor eyes were sad and mlstyf

though she tried her best to

smile, '

‘ Then she put her arm round mother,

, and it seemed to me as though ii ' ._,y .

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They lust grew to love _each other.

for they shared a common 'wos.

'_ and il seems to me we iind _

girl he

im iiieiiiiiii. ‘

moth-

er said last night to me.

wished

\ iiniil prayed his wife irould be, -

for she

emu to ill li ith 167

levi- attempts to dictate to God as to

of the soveroigiilty of God, felt that ho had played his part and fled into the solitude of Mt. Horeli, but the voice of God followed him, piercing liiiii willi question after question, like arrow aftr arrow “What iloest thou hero Elijahi” “What doost thou here Elijah 1'” '

Peter after the Sovereignty 'of

Christ had been proulaiiiied by his res- urrection felt ‘tliiit 'lie had 'played his part and was lingering on the shore,

question after question “Lovest thou Me. lovost tliou Me" like sharp ar- row upon sharp arrow pierced his conscience and hrouglit liini to an ov- erwlielmiiig <loiiglri`g- mid' liei-irt felt surrender of 'lils whole soul ami being.

Today the cross of Christ is as ever

for ‘over nineteen hundred' `y'eai's the central; the eternal question niaik. ol' sacrifice iii the world. Today and to- morrow the wooden crosses stretching acre after acre over the fields of France. echo a like question and cry out “What doest thou?" "How far

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lv nzv_ 'r.e.i.iNeco'rr. o. n.

. Dr. Llnscott i_in this column will help you soIve`our heart problems, religlous._natui"zil, social, financial and 'WSU' 0ll10r anxious care .that per- plexes your l-if a personal answer is required enclose a fiire cent stamp. No names w-i':l be published; if you prefer, sign your initials only; or hge a pseudonym; ’ ` 1

Il.EINCAiRiNA'l`ION:-"Render" asks “What ls_ths doctrine ol' reincarnat- ion." Is lt true? 'It is the teaching that iiien are born a num-ber of times into this mortal life and thus rouiiii out and complete liuiiisn experiences on tho earth plane. It is taught as an explanation, through the lawj ‘ot "Karina_i~ of the inequalities iii hu- man life and the apparent ,clash `,qi’ justice in one iiian's being iborn rich and another poor etc. As to whether it is true or not the writer is inclined to doubt.

'GETTING WHAT WE NEED:-"A

Christian” wants to know, “On the as sum-ptlon tliiit, “Goil answers prayer, what do we get when we pray for things that would be injurious to ua ?" God never gives us ln answer to pray- er or otherwise that which would not be good for us. lit a good man prays ~iu‘i* ii foolish thing he iiiihigs it is s 'l'|El1l lhlllz. Gqd ‘gives him lnmnswer tqfhis prayer what he needs and not what he wants. No. true christian ev-

wliat he needs, but all iiue prayer, either expressed or implied, lways has the prorisiim' in in, "ii libs' the' will of the Lord.” ' _

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/duty, boys and girls swimming iig- aliist a lfve stream in place of boys and girls iloating hither and thither as they are carried away by ei wild craving -for pleasure. .

ways, lst, by a habit of instinctive ob- edience, 2nd by a consciousness of

till Jesus lookoil iipoii- liliii and with'

A woman’s chance lies In the influ- ence she can exercise on the coming need ot Canada, and that need ls; 1.

royal generation of children. 2nd,

a woii back race of men. 3rd, Out- standing loaders for the right. By ii Royal generation I understand, boys

ii' girls bred in a keen sense oi’

Big Ben people. _

,N Agood locker.. a good ‘ timekeeper and a_isui‘e

alarm.

E- There are some in ,ur ‘ window. = - , =

Price $2.25 "

I ‘ GH. Taylof

.lewcler and Engraver

A keen sense of duty comes in two

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