race rout!" _ SEPTEMBER 21, 1941, Wm” TllE l i

GIIARLOTTETOWN G lllillll IAN

Morning Dally (Founded in i887)

President. LienL-Col. W. Chester s. McLuro Vice-President. J. B. Burnett. F.J.l.

N, run CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN effects of the product and who would enjoy itl

if they knew of it. Advertising created the de- maud and brought together, to their mutual ad- vantage, the producer and the consumer.

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Woodland Management‘

A Necessity In Prince Edward Island n! n. a. n. mono

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Tho akirtlins nouns to have no l‘ more permanence in New York than the Maginot Line m fiance. -Vancouver Sun.

EDITORIAL NO I ES

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City Delivery. $5.00 pet- year. $3.00 fur s monttu. iimuit: the blootlt-il Llllllllllls‘ at the Western Idaho 1, 1, "u, 11m m, 1,41“, 111,1,“ e1. 150k o, m em W111 mm“ Wm“, prams“ 1n P1111“ Edwam

Secretary, ueuL-CoL D, A. MacKinnou, 0.5.0. F". an, Editor and Managing Director, J. B. Burnett, FJJ. u "m" 1.. 1am." u. n n 1‘ v - , _ _ - or! important t2: t conser- to a la volume of timber year- -( Associate Editors. Frank Walker and Ian A Burnett 11m W,“ 01,61, the tekphonc said: .1111“), 1 ciiickhfjtgli ofiugniugyérhyt-hatm thleh vartignI linfrggglépgd 1n 1:111“ m- i? and 9311mm“ to do so . for , ‘i . - - - ‘m i l, Ii -_ l1 9 W! 8 auseof th limlt- m years come.

its B, Ma“ m P ssuilssgpésefipueairtasggu [or s month’ l htit s, a bunch of llilfata running around lll them work ti. off building roadsi- ed timber resources d! thi: Pro- gtlelirlitg these examples in mind. u ,5} '3" ‘m ‘ ' m ‘ ClYClUS. lst-ziritig an outbreak of l)i'Zllll fevcr Kllcllen" Recmd- vmw- A “minimum 01' $119 P"!!- lel "-5 Wnsldel‘ me slllmtm" l“ m“

g " ‘l’ "w" '- 50° l" ‘m’ "m" ‘ mt system of nageme it, or rath- Province. Today, clear cutting is

51-75 l" 3 "WW1 li."ii'r l)r l" '1‘ l'o\vcll 911m Divot f -\ ' develop this country when they in tot ~ By Mail in Can d nd u. s. AS5410 per you. v » - -- - . - t _ t. or o . iu- v _ _ . . _ . a a1 depletion o! our wood Island, most oi the timber stands laturday Weekly. SllZ-l-lli aper year, $1.00 for 6 months iu-‘u industry, dcspatchcd lus assistant. He dfiifi, “,§l,1,§,'§,§l.‘,‘ 12th: 1 supply m l‘ very ‘slum mm‘ Pm‘ myllsgofllliwffi’ léldgfifnglllli

Per conservation measures will pre- lglilingl thils and insure a continuous Politicians who delay defense l1)“ yehfremfydgffi, 11,1, bomb may livi- mm enemies 11w. but try and of the United States it "like e “W: w the“ u» l year was difficult to conceive oi lthe ‘from now and see what you think umber 5111-11,“, eve, 11.11118 de_ then. - Buffalo News. plewd, yet 10d”, d“, m 1M1‘ o’

"—_' .the timber has be-

Hitler and the headaches o! his

nc\v Europe bring to mind the 1°§cl§fi,f§,m§lf1l,§ly,§§,l,§‘1l§fml.§“‘Pally “W” “'"° "as nevi"! 5° much ous lumberin aistriotsyulilitrebiam‘ trouble with the estate she almost 101. 11.115 condfuon 1118,51" tehe fnzlf

f0“ l°'3m°"ll“' found a nierry-go-round. Si. Louis Star-Times. ‘The Strongest Memory is Weaker than ‘ * _" ’ "

{he "lgfllgegt 171k," The ouly Locztl Opliflll that can be lcgzill_y' enact-

saTrRlhnz “EFL 2L 1M0- cd is by they-pie the Legislature; Ifyou happen

to ltave the doe and the pull’, however, no

legislation is necessary, you Just get what you

want, where and when you yvaut it. It is mere-

1ly if you be poor that you risk your liberty and

‘Ylfll tlte tibjtict of cotuwlitiziting all gtiytxlll- Yllllr llc-lllll ll)’ Conlrlwelllllg ll"? Pmlllblllml

no wsy benefits the stand. It is a very wasteful practice. it allows ex- cessive evaporation of moisture from the soil and in many cases results in dense shrub growth and barren land. By this practice the forests are being cut faster than they can grow. This is parallel with the first example cited.

Supposing that in stead of clear cutting, the same volume of timber was cut in thinning. The timber

Coordinating Tourist Business

Smartly Styled Hats For Fall Wear

Here you will find hats styled by Stetson

_ wishcdlier husband hadn't died. mmy o1- c 1” t ed 1 k 1h .111 1 1.5911

Tili"i"’l at u vs \\ltlZCll1lll3_\'dllfll\'C a belariulg on _ l-‘llv- ‘ ‘ l‘ ‘ —Winnipeg Tribune. ggstgmcgfituifilsafimeriittllcwmg atlie fuuT;ltbt.e1llfell;%li1erElg,llln€ieia:§.llgeiiulrliioval ,1 1 p- g t‘, ; 1 11 _ 5t to cveq a as was a common w nc e san grea y, re- ln rll l n lll ll l a l i l p Th‘ Natl’ bu“ “l” R‘ n“ practice with the large lumber com- suiting in accelerated growth oi’ the

instead of the Attornov-("rcncral going to all flit‘ trouble. of withdrawing one charge and sub- stitittiitq another, hcre is a suggestion that might 1be adopted here: .\lr. Henry Shivinski, De-

responsible for famine conditions threatening occupied countries, but ILWO or three weeks ago they drovet 2,000 cattle from Alsace far into‘ Germany. -- Edmonton Journal.

gcxieral totirzst 1irtlicy in the llillllllllfill in c0- 111a." 1"<‘:'. \i".'= all oxisitzig i\l'Q"'ll/"t1'l-Ill.\ inter- e-‘rtl it! i‘; lllhllllillliill, ztn lflT0l'-ilt'1iill'llll€lllfll CWfl‘llll""" l‘l< bum appv-iiiicvl by the ‘Ywarliait

Denies to buy up the timber on farmer's woodlots, set up a. mill and cut the woodlots bare to supply the mill. A thriving town would spring up around the mill and boom

remaining timber. The soil is not exposed to the drying effects of the sun and the timbered area is never at any time left bare of trees. The stand is kept in a healthy fgst-

Governittuit uti lrr the Cllfllfilllfl lllll of (‘iii-Incl 'l_ll(llli l5 slwlllllll§llls “"“‘l\"i’nil= l" lflll Emil lll! Fizyench 1 Canada is happy tolgglvfévgwg lgmllagilmbleli,’ ne:1‘_"l‘,l,lfe- gggilllgorceoggliggggntfigddkfiga?l -|, bewildering HSSOFlMEIIl- 0f ll€W shapes in y‘ 1 _<..,.,,._ 11.1,,,11. _\1,-,,.;.1.., n; '1",<_1..,.1 is "i" mmPliiiliiifl- Brought before _liidg¢1§,§f§={‘1‘ff Plrlmlélléiscllmrlgedtgihlflfgglmill became exhausted and it t?“ insect attacks and the volume of dean cut, new lines that set the price. Shown in

wood cut does not exceed the vol-

111 1h L 1 b f - "0 longer found profit-able to trans- qual 0s a are 0 e WM m time growth of the stand. Much of

Thomas F. llalinr, .\lt-. Fhivinski pleaded that he 1 timbe l d1 1 l‘ 0V9!‘ cng 5 Ange t $5.3

o y , v v ‘ would lose his lob if lie had to serve a rcqulrtr 1111c dynasty, alyvays mzlltaut antbmn Lake Blue’ Sky Gm)’ Gnu’ llllculla’ Tum and

ll\~'\l‘f'l!‘tt‘(‘ of lllt‘ ioii Sky Blue. As you ivy them 0n—the mirror will

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~ - 11"‘ twirl l\' xipprc. _ _ _ _ _ _ 1 1 . 1 I Ithe mill. the mill would be cl the wood it i thl ' id, "n11 1,1111. 1.11111 111,111.10; l-lll ti im for driving while iuloxicatcrl. $0 Qllffifllfi,"}§§1;,.§§"a,f§,°§}n§f,fiYihafipiown and the operator would move i! left, die gird bneoomenialntgtatallllolldss 1e" the news at a glnncw 1.1m‘I1UPRF1HWIHH1 m"? ‘[11,13- _\[,111,»,1- gflruzpncpd 111m 1,1 “.c1_,1\._enr1s 11111116 Quebec 11011111311011 todawtotanotheir‘ locality, leaving belund to the owner. In thinning, this is a own o many inhabitants with cut and utilized and becomes pure

salutes the representatives of the

Sovereigns whcm they sincerely m’ emplillment

-llll lllllll ll’ llllllllllcl‘: a M11 no means of gain to the owner. Priced $330 $350 54-00 and "P

lfflki‘ an iillllortnut bcar- Fltwelkllilll “mien”-

111. H,» ,,,11_ (p.110; $111311 v * welcomed on the occasioncf their sugpQii- t , , Why is clear cutting practised? . . - v. . .. til ll, G, \\ clls. liutilish novelist 1nd historian passage llllblllslll lllls any m‘ all‘ con last “Us clmdlllon “lml The chlel “as” l‘ pmbllblll that l‘l lnf‘ ‘liwl~l1ll\.i{.ll!(‘ll..l I 1, ,_ » - ~ - 1 1m monms “g1, Gcd save me a case which occurred during the is less trouble and is cheaper to GET YOURQ’ TODAY 1.. ,,..1111,-,. p.11 r1111” t-irn this date, INK», 13943111119115 3111.31.11". of Kmg1 __ 621101100 Le $011,111 same period. A certain community confine the operation to a small k 1., ‘ ' ' " , ‘ <c1(.111.,. lwgqmg a ‘ournalist l t d ————~ whim depended 0n the lumber in- area. rather than out over a wide h a, in i ernittoutzil tiolzry of s _ t‘ _ _ i J - .1, llfill I urnc to Adolph "maps sudden 1,1,11,11,11; clustry for its livelihood, seeing the area. But in reality, clear cutting 1.. ,1 . a 1'11r1\1-,--;f¢d 1,1 ilmfl “filing 111 new seiiti-scicnlific and ro- 1n 11m 51101111311151 L; n1- exmlor- gllSRSYTOtiIS result? of forssttmLsnian- is much more costly in the long v , . H, ._ _‘ 1; 1 _ lllilllllt‘ type. ‘o owed i111’; 11 111111 a 1011 {dlii3f“ll1ll.‘l\"SK. His threat to give 29mm everywtere a ou it,_de- run. If thinning is practised. twice l 1 . _ bu 'lll . 'hr iiil writ‘ m. 110mb of the M11111 105111“ 11H‘, l. g the ruish a ilicusnitcl bcmbsjor ulded to takdsteps to safeguard its and in scme cases three or four 1“ P" . 1"t',' il~~ (‘l1i‘illll'.'lfi"— j ~ __ 1 V ~ 1 1 I. c st. ip lOil- Qne l5 thc nearest possible mdico- uiure. Foiostigv experts were con~ times as much wood can be cut Jill/V's WEAR 1 _, 1 1 11,: “_(11_1\,1(1 ;n 1,1011, lor t'i\l‘.\'!i§Cl'.’ili.C time was ltCClllllCil in a Clflfifj non htlia: £110 titgutlbcmbzl-Zgillllrilig ststypfimupun! llwtlr advice a from the zvocdlot over the same " ‘ ‘_ ‘ _ .. i, - ~ .- -. i. »_ - _ - 1 v ers av~ can 11 mg w icrc l - .. ores management period of i . In 1 ttl , l1‘ _ .. 19.41pm“ m “lllll ‘ll >5" lllml llle “lll” 01' u“ lllcll allllllll‘ lturts; his jccular talk about deeds i “'85 adopted. Clear cut-ting was pro- for every trencmthat filial, 6:16 n5 11o 1 11w ‘v.11, ubui a suci: . on oi stories. lhcu etigrtgutl i-Ilfivicnzl of [bluff strongly’ hlflwufiefiulllillbltlefil. stghdst were improved and more are being lost. In thinning, h 1 _ _ 1111-11111“ a 51.11“ 1.L.1,1-C<1.111111Q ‘.111 111K115 01 Cum cast. at .1 D.(.\\lllg ntd among n ‘cu in a cal by condition by per- for every tree that is cut. one or 1'" < lilifi " “ 1. . .. -_ l |Nnz-. lend to counter the factuodic lnlnnltigs and the annual cut more are left to grow Which is ‘it 1"" llv\ -~" - - . ~. ~ ~.:~ ~ - " . ”» ' . 11., ik.l!1<ti‘.ll'\ .i 3h. l1 hit. .\i>bi><l_y plaiiuctl ilic itliat l-lli. tuised titre.» aie not uaslimiled to the annual volume more expensive. to throw a tree ' 'b'"" ‘f ‘l lii-lrirctn '1 th ft '- . .. - .. i- outfit-i the it»- '.-~~i:.:.r":....‘manual-i. ‘alts-ally l." i" *2 i“ it sow i“ anon" .: , ' _ _ .. -1 i . _ _ t . 0w. it e ive ' .. . ~ 1 q .1 11-1,,“ ,1 11.11.11,‘. ‘g *‘~"‘>“*_1-* I fill": imllilil)’ Pliiiiiuvl the von- with, all the remit __ propaganda tnidst or ruins of former 111-051,“- 11 £808,301» mm 1, sound wstem __~_,,_ _, .__,______._ lnin their command m, them Th, _ , . ,-,.,,.,.,~,,“ lllllllilvil (Itlfililllllllll. lt came about, it was Plllglblfg Ifiltllllul ‘l “pig, ‘l§s“_l‘°.},o.is mmbe, 1011,11‘ 111,5 community 0f “wdlob management. cease clear l Mllslf’ "l ll“ Flee" 'l‘°"°l°"’- W" ‘ ' r 1111,. 1.11.1.1. 11.1.1. 1.11.1.1. 11.1-1 1 11H" 1 d "I ‘lllfiili o. Binatu. shunt mo. .__a> i stands out as an example of ivliat. cut-ting and keel) our woodlots grow. I li-‘illll-lV chosen from among the most .1!‘ i-out- _ - ‘ 1 u ill .- Till" ‘fill Pia-W’. they wricp (‘Filling the Gotmfill1izocd forest management will do lug at the fastest possible rate s 1 exnerieiicoii ‘and trusted Master; ,. 1. 1.11- ,.\1.»~I,... iillll .‘"‘ii Fvf‘ if ffiiiir‘ about so liztppilv in a. wriv, lPllbllc “Qalllq llllllllhibliill illllml Today this community is verv pros- there need be no concern about the vy i iiiiloiiu lite ships of the Flpgt, ..\ . . ~ __ ,__,,_

_- . _, - . i 'h'l, the fact that the leaders felt 1 ' , ; 4 1n t” [.12 my \ill (fl ilio climate and ihc lf‘lll]tf‘l'llll(‘lll of ‘ll, “PC0553” 1,, 5111.311 M, 311 gllxlrmls lll lull depends on lll“ lllm‘ 1W 1min" ywtpln {HVl our M31111, it was on the \\'l1(7l_'\ Ulflfllafki tut‘ most} Lmtigrrissiyg filial:- 1cm Posy, flint our people settled rlmvn into it_ ‘llilffiolifigcglgfllmglklrfmfikmolgcéfn1 r

. lv-"ii pultlic and prim-ti: . - , , _ l ‘ \ou can: help settling down into it." . _ Ncyv York Herald1

future wood supply of this Pro- vlnce.

ber industry for its livelihood. slill

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I poratgcovg. The slumps ggmlmanned lapel“ To Th. Guard w) ‘1 y 1. men of e ya ‘Prinity _

{X00136 Artillery crud mooglelu across , MASTER 0F THE FLELT

wer Hope Reac . The ‘ps were 11 F1 1 ,5 the Vestal. Heroine. Iris. and Unite. mEOSéInd/ibrthxuaxgtfgnogxpleiit off 11m

g mail"

“The Front

-.~ was:

iZfiS.‘*-»lPI"*ZY1¢E§b"’?L 2:5

-. i- - l It i. ih lll‘ f (Suehcc tn wel- \\iu~it Llie lnnlbotit party in Quebec fought lccme lthellcnimt 0,1 Aghlonq Gov-

5,111‘ §tupidfly ‘d1! followed by Daedalus. Modeste, Re- dmuars 5m" H“ 1.11m, 15 w 11,-- , . A, n . .1: . - , , t 1.4- .11 f C 1K1 I a d 1115 e lributlon, Quebec, Solebay, and A ‘ ‘1- ~11¢n _;__g_ li.. ottuon, ctouoitiy “as their uatch uord,1giggiougeneéglmgrt' auhea Ppmress R8501“. The Brim}! 1n 1805’ v1“ ggfigwglemanfiggg: oggdupiilyyilu “SOLUTION

wrlous again at sea. beyond all anticipation, had bowed heads for the gallant sailor who died in the arms of his Flag Captain.

Ten years of military initiative manoeurv’ , victory and defeat, brought us to Waterloo. Again with

1 111 1-1 t1 Admiral is act

dull?!» 101' W ° 1° ,' The ulsh of the earth absolve! "Mlnavabii- I“ ‘iii

NW5 e95 e law .3 , Till l) 11L shines in l.“ l-lil! I! Fleet would be appointed w 111i!" Hit-l if," llsm

onchorasc 8nd “Perv” lll“ “loll”: War is our scourge; yet we: hai lngs. etc. Until itie middle Clvlflt made us “.159,

Rvfllileemh cenltlml- Admlllll“ “l8 And, fighting for our freedom. we

IlCCll-iilg the Duplessis Government of gross ex- _llr.'i\'.'\fJ7ll‘-C6 and eveii worse. Having been duly c _ 1 _ m f m _ I l I 1 1 ~ - , . < - ap.ia in c course o eir o- tittuil IlllL liorlbout. (im crnment oi tiered ‘an in- 111C131 101" 0,1 11m Dominion lvtrw-vtl‘ l] into ill(‘ll' predecessors financial ad-1Frcm the point of view of biling-

- , ~ , iuztllsm, Quebec offers a. very m- l‘ lllll 5mm (llllcll). dropped lt “hell liercsting field of investigation, and

on the occasion of Their

Alice,

c, li-‘is a naitiie as _ ,_ Excollencies’ visit to the Ancient

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lie \'I.lll5 >1IlL‘(‘ll. lit.‘ 1v he ,'_'_t‘ll\'l'i-ll~. X htxttl ' 1n opp so llllil iii.» l‘t'.‘\t'll_5_p_‘. l1‘.

By COMMANDER E- O. SHANKLANDJLNJL

Reprinted from the P. L. A. Monthly, a Journal Published

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WJHIL 11m mm liliiy Ti‘.'lll/.(‘(l thcrc W115 no stiautlal t0 disclose. lduruig that‘ smourn 1n Quebec the 3311"“ 7°"- °¢ Mild" Alli-h" sadgened minds we accepted the usually titled pvuigoilifttlfllligixlfiiiiligtiwllii; Me “N, -, ., ;., , , . .\'ii'.v for the sequel. A deficit of SIS.47I,3;ZS GQV°l'l‘Qr‘G€'lw_l'“l and Pmlcqs? y' hlg prlce of glorlou victory. the soverelgnrillance Itewas thclrtill . it nth ii1i~l ti“) _. _ _ 1 ,_ _. _. _ \ s lAlice will haye gccd opportunity C ma“! h Y ted y, In 1816 commenced the period of training etxpe - w m“ 11013911015 o; 1110111111; Ind gngq- M In“ HHH_\1_I_C(1 111C e 1t-1ni11e1l by lioyintial llLilSlliCl‘ ilr. _l» :10 study the attitude, the 5mm. ( onc l om es r a I Fax Brltthanlca, which lasted for fore an absolute IIGCCSSIWYt vihsmfl the foe, , ' ‘ ,, 311111111 lmcnts, and the aspirations of our ssue) 9e vcars. had under 111m awmp‘? l‘ * ‘ i hiss of things decided; all ss

.\l.'illl<‘\\'.<fiil for lfljl_)~40, cotupzirctl with tlfiivii of $_’,_I.i_;.i1f.i7 lll the Iirccctliug llup-

tliose must pa

Then 1914 and mines in the fair- 0t the Fleet. W110 i" ii" m“ “‘““°‘ . We nrc the happy legion, for we

. ‘t t. int and lite way~a German minelaier was cap- lélgletflweecgsgéér g1 lige '15,... 11-118

Taking up the thread of events alter the Glorious First of June in

i») liiillll) (lllnl sl‘ l- llll~>i'il living l

‘ti.

[pcc-ple. Nothing is of greater value lltl personal contact, especially

. . . '12-; _. Q-vfl- . ' y . a ‘le case f His Ex- 174 1' i Jhn J is d- tred off th Tl i. i _ _ wit

zlrt- iiwui a llfjiilllC u I 1m H 11V let xnl1litllflrlgl-l \é1l1isozl6f lffilolgvlgilll “I xl-loileuci-saiilrl lilhc Prlnlgcss, they errild’tblethianllvigdlterganearlirvatoifhe Alilgugf, of 1111:; 1teif1-lfles e5 nary n glarillgigrsilfiigls ‘sass miigiftllllllliél lzéixlélg Time's but a golden wind that

111mm]: tlivui on 311111- 1 1 i _ - l , _‘ , \.~'1_ .1 19- ‘r or 1 cak the language of those whom end o1 1795 a; commander 1n (311161 n 1 armies on land in rend“ (“may Thcy shakes the grass.

l t . ).' ~ i d‘ rcycuuc of YIJJ-lilihl 1S shown in the Irv willie i0 kiiQW- Qi-wbei! "P- Nelson then a Commodore was Mm" l" lhe lalmay “u” l"? 11111 51-111

lrllllllll lll lllc lflllbll 1 r I1 111 1 11 1'1‘ 1 f lifiiliii-S illc Ficnfill 5P5?“ 35 il- lms commtindlng a frigate division on dawn DYBBklTIZt gnlzlxblzfalfg l“ llslfllélciegsl/egrafflufie (1,, 1”I'liei'e was an hour when we were . 1,: 1'” _ _ , - ~1 . l .0 rwci 21;; your, a surp us n 1,1,. 1 1 _1,_-_ 1 1 1- 111a _ v _ Awkward “m. to Sween u c . _ _ . .1: 10111 w p311 1 . .;:. f‘. in it». Alliiiillé st: .‘.”§'.i‘.€‘l.'i"....fil"ii§'.%?§“§2pit’l1. so u.» ~- ..t::::. 'é'2°ll.lli§l%‘.i.§llé§.f ,,i;<=,,111 1,11,18,11 mo» ~ _l ' ' l " ' ' " iuc :11 $itn_.\‘_1t»-ii>o llllil ordinary expcnditurc “my l” ‘csllffilé “figoll; Nelson on the Minerve, with H. M. 310531211511‘ and 601d“ G111“ ,. 1n those days, at least hiilf the Now’ having c1a1med' m1. “Hum

WWPllO-‘i [mm SfBlanche, fell in with two Span- Royal Fleet would wiifilsl- 0i will‘ of he“;

1701‘ cont. discount.)

The fnce British pound remsl-IM nt. $404 in relation to the Unltfid siziics ilolliir. The Swiss Franc slip-

Admlrnl Villaret-Joyeusc operating frct-n Brest would cover a land- ‘ing of 18,000 men under General Hoche, came to liOthlng but div-

1 ‘lll tlvitii-ive rilliziilcc. Zlllfl as 1mssiblyi li-Iiilllllf, tu lllllt‘, tn au (‘Cflllfilllltf alliance on :1 liifllllllll avcvpinltlc ziud beneficial to the trittlc

age craft-and this when there wits loo on the decks and boats, and the ropes and cordagt- from-n. to make the east coast a Baltic scone.

make the Elizabethans turn in their graves with envy.

And so it ls in the present cou- fllct —-London pilots. seamen, sail-

hardly seem sufficient ii- Mr. Hanson and hfs House of Commlms followers. 'I’hesc have been hold- ing laud they must know the facts

lll. liit- 1wopli? ml lou- viiili- ziiv-uilil, flilil tho lxiuzf lli‘ fittiis l‘ll"ll'lll In <t:i\' iii:-

l’ ‘iliQ-llill. l‘i.\'ll'fll')l'flllli'li"\' expciifliliirc for ipcpulrilion. It is our uusn that they - 1.1 f~ 1 t c 1.1 en “my r d merchantmen In 1111113111111 f l . - {heal your frtlrillcrl Sii.il~'3.oF3. Hfliiiiisl illl“;nlllfhrillllfkqlil“? mffprifiitfig éiptttiéii“ grsieaor tiliesggvegseis and mmaxlfuélaglégnsltgglfifg all: ilg-llliieelviaster of‘ the Fleet whalnlffifdlnyfbllggffgirsll" “mml” . ~l.ll-‘ll" Ti .‘""-'iT "lib \\'llll¢ Vliliiizil l pciuliitirt‘ lbtisi: 1icsz§iblc lmpi-cssttm oll their fif1li1$nl1lgl1ler glllblémgeéboilgélsfiinngilf; Punishment of modern gunfire? Kl1f1T1rLl1lQQ1ZlQl1l1E1ll1EUQlQZC°fO¥ l1-_\_..~,1.'1, ' _s1egmed 5 “m :i.t,i.11o1<=il 1n .\‘;.1_<i~1_i;.\'_ ,1..;,1‘11<1 $11, -_-.,_1_1,1 |\'l5ll lo the clti and French prov- flagwéptah, was pm on board How would they stand the strarn of o, the blame for defeat. Sea (llllv- ___,____i____ l ‘ 4 t‘ “. ' ‘ " ‘ ' liurc of Quebec. - Montreal La ,. ' - torpedo and mine? James Anthony 1 tlo da s were not (‘mism- Y 11 1:11. I1l(.-1 11,, l ll l l‘ ll lPrcsse. Fm auprlze’ grilaé ‘Q1 dllilfiléinaol Frouds during the 19th century in :1i€dr1lienllestli1en.yThey became Mn... DQLLA“ on’ SL155“