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Queen Hotel.

Formerly Perry Hotel, Queen Street Head of tlueen's Whart-

Tllls new abil culllliloiilous' llotel is

now open for l»u=ine~-_ 'l`iii~rr»ugliI_v fitted up with all tile lizoilern ilu- provernents, this hotel ~Eer~i to the public accoiiililiilatiuti, wllicli cannot be excelled ill any otllcrori the Island. Good tables, large airy liitilrootns, bath roouis, sample l'oon..<_ Ternis moderate. Free coiclx to all trains and stcrilner.-_ .\`pe:i;tl nccoinuio- (lation for coniiiicrcial tr-avi Ilers. f

FR_\_\`l§ I’l~lRl~’.Y, 1

Ui‘t.li iilv I _\'r_ Ili" }> I

.\`unlii.ct‘.~"\l~. l

Terrace House;

Newly l`ul'nis`ned and Thoi°ougnl_r

Renovated. ;

MaketheHairGrow

With wnrin shainpoos of (Tt"rl<“.URA SOAP and light dressings of Ci"ri<'t'lis, purest of emol- ‘__ lient skin cures. This treatment at once stops falling liair, reiiloves criists, scales, and ,= - l---"1 ..\-~.-'_~ »-_ Irrf’-i‘~~‘. ir."_iili<_' s'irf;t<‘eS, .....l-ll.. .-> the ilnlr loillci--~`, silppiies 1110 roots vviih clicrgy :intl liourishinclit, and

nmkes the hair grow when all else fails.

1

Sold throughout the world. Porrnx D._Axn C_.C_t;>BP-1 Bole Props., Boston. "How to HaveBeautifulH11r. 61°- _

Rornartic Mi s 'addicted to Weifyl-

Qs L _ Oh. I`m just in love with Ebgar Allan

Granville Sf.. 5’Sid&.. Pee

Within it few minutes walk of the

Railway St ~tion. Good 'l`.~lbles_

Large. comfortable Bedrooms.

Terms moderate. Good Stzibling in connection. i

J. R. XOOXAN,

Proprietor.

Formerly of the Campbell Hotel.

Sdgt 18 d&w Sm.

T _ iv Y l

Practical Adorer- Well, that’s all

right. He`s dead.

--A-_oo

QL`El~I.\' CITY CASE.

John Blow, 67 Princess St . , Toronto, Implicated in a Cure by Dodd’s Kidney Pills.

I _, _

forontr. Oct. _3.--M.. John Blow,

67 Princess St. , has had his name ap-

silliillcoil Hoiita

Summerside P- E- |-

New Hoteljust opened on Granville Street.

While thanking our friends for their liberal patronage -n our former hotel, we would re- spectfully solicit the continuance of the same . and as mi_ich_ new business as we may be) fnvnred with in

STRATHCONA HOTEL.

Good Board, clean airy rooms. best. location in town and moderate rate. Good stabling in

connection. °

.L S. ALLEN,

apt. 6 dbw Sm Propriettr

CHANGED HANDS

MIPIELL IIUIISE. wnrsunsiog, P. E. |-

connectlon with ii cure made by Doddls Kidney Pills. His case was a compli- cation of Lumbago and Diabetes for

which he had tried every remedy he

ever heard of.

“When I began using Dodd’s Kidney Pill s,” said Mr. Blow," 1 had lost faith

in all medicines. But from the first

one of those Heaven-sent Dodd’s Kidney Pills, I experienced relief. Every suc- ceeding box hastened my complete cure.

“I have used in all five boxes and sm

thoroughly cured. -a strong, healthy. hearty, vigorous msn whereas before I startedto use your Bodd’s Kidney Pills I was it constant sufferer. .I cannot ind words to expsess my sntire confidence in Dodd’s Kidney Pills."

._._.iq-.-l-_

‘-You think. then, doctor, that mins

_ Good Bound ut reasonable rates. is s case of _chronic dysyspsisf" _ ' Inns en# _losud from all train nndl ~~I do,snd Isliould sdvilo your samp- XDH9- A ' ing out.” » ~

J .E. HOUGHTON, Water St.. Summersldo

U85; _ _ ti. s. smell. n.n.s

A=F'F'l_££ :

ltohllb' Bunk Bullsllng

lummornldo, P. E. I. `

Local und general snsesthetics to

inode Dentistry Painless. All work Gusrsntcerl. Mav ‘l6.=od&w

I -5 - <-

FOR §_lLE.

Two lots tithe house ard burn, situuted

on Main Bt. Moutnxue, and now used as a

Methodist Parsonage.

Apply to H. Nelson, Montague or Rev. H.

Penne. on the

_Aug 4 eod&w

rl _

PIIlII8,IIIIiSlI SIIINDIIIS

l|ll|lISTI:lli. S0l|GITOIl$» lit.

ARTHUR PETERS, Q. C., A. ERNEST INGS, and ALBERT C. SAUNDERS.

MON EY T0 LOAN.

, Ch’town, Cameron Block.

Summerside, O§posite Mer-

chants’ Bank of alifax,

=_ octzildlyr _ lol|0NAl.ll & MARTIN

BARRISTERS.

Solicitors, Notaries Public, Sac. Money

@ll.

M . .

0FFICES{ o.?il`fTl`§y"§‘“lil.‘lllZi'i.f“si§iZi'$ H. C. MCDONALD, ,B.A.M.P.P

;lK.__Mui'i'il~r B. A _

Everybody Should' Read

Something!

And Ioan supply EVERY BODY with eOMETHING to read.

I keep the latest

E§;‘;.`.f,°"‘l i Pavers

St. John,

-t

Montreal, Hfiifax Magazines. Ch town Also the nicest and tastiest Bananas, Oranges. Lemons,

Confectionery, Te=i, Sugar,etc in the city.

H. MASON.

City Ho:el Corner Opposite ll. C. Cathedral.

R.

“But thsvs trlist I have been doing.”

1-_nn-Q11-11!

THE NIMBLE SIXPENSEW"

Is better than 'the slow shillingo Cnt-

.srrhozone cures Cstarrh. Bronchitis,

Asthmn and Huy Fever at once. No danger or risk or risk. Cstsrrhozone sets surely sud quickly. It cures by notion of medicated air, which is carried directly lo the sentof the disease, kill- ing the germlife that causes these de- cesses, and st the same time heals up sll the affected parts. You breath-it does the rest. For sale st all druggists

I or direct by initil, price $1.00. _ Send

10c in stamps to N. o. PoLsoN & C0. . msnufscturin g chemists, Kingstou,Ont . , for sample bottle and inhaler.

1_s

The higher we rise, the more isolated

we become; all elevations are cold.

“THE LOSS OF GOLD IS GREAT-

The loss of health is more.” 1-tealth

is lost by neglecting to keep the blood pure, but it is refined by pririfing, en- riching aud vltaliziug the blood with the great he-»lth rest irer. Hood’s Sirsspa

had been perfectly lo.-it have been made perfectly will bv tlkintz this great

SRIDE.

Pride is increased by ignorance ;t‘io8e

assume the most who know the 1-mst.

BABIES TORTURED

recerd of cures unparalled in the his-

tstfers, scald head, old peopls’s rash,

sure to shrink in adv¢=r~itv.

itll. A. w. utilises

-0 eimlitt cunt

I8 Sent dir€Ct 20 fhe diseased P3113 bf' me Improved Blower. Heals the ulcers, gleam the ai; P3552€¢S, Sf°PS droppin s in the throat and rmanantl cures

'~ Catarrll and gleay Fever. glowet

\ free. All dealers, or Dr. A. W. Chas;

M-Bdieine C0.. Toronto uri Buffalo.

FOR SALE

rc-ideiicc on St. P.-ters Road,1mile fm _,i

_ house, horse st able, and large coach house, all

8 u t a on

’lhe buildings Will be sold with,

_or-wlthou thc l.nd, or as many ».i.cre.< 11- insy be cgrcid upon. 'lhi.

on thc in-no rty. Also thc sL,;~k_ ,Tm ld f‘n"iti‘>,.-~"`» ».l"_e,.l

ti ini, t. ,nl ni ii.. _ \ lL. 1 tt. d_» t f\“‘o ' e r~ ld ["iv(‘n\-o ` -0 d cf r Q pedigree x g` :fl tll`l» tllg’ f10lnLb l s_.pL U

__

CLEOD R01 ya.

Narcissus, Lily Bulbs, a large vuriett

now opened at Cutrie’s Bookstore. 18-3_

turned Saturday evening from Char- lo tetown, where they spent Thanks- giving Day the guests of their sister. Mrs. Hogan.

called hero Friday evening with: large freight after discharging whiy-= I she left for Halifax taking away 300% bags oats and potatoes, one horse, al quantity of hay, and miscellaneous' freight. I

itlla.. Thousands who thought health

medidine. Your exp rience may be the

Hood’s Pills are genll -yet always if ct`v

By lliming, itching czems. find coni-

‘ fort and permanent cure in Dr. Ch .~.se’.i Ointment, ii preparation which has at

tory of medicine. Eczema. salt rhenm,

_ and all itching skin diseases, are abso- lutely cured by Dr. Chase’s Ointment.

He thst swells in prosperity will be

The under.-ignell offers by private sale his

Charlotteiowli, Coi.si.~tiug ofa. good dwelling

in good repair. Together with 10 acres of land in a hi h state ol' c lt'v ti _

. d» s‘ll'Al1l»' lirm cl‘i"; l< tw i .\'<"'l l€!.U\‘.'f1 I0 I- __

-;.f_ -_ _ _ ____v __ “___ _M ___ _ I ~l‘1il`€ fllfill l` L'-Ol-ilhéllc terms only 0,1@,`, `,-d U1(

1*' I the vurchasc money dovt'tl.'I`hcba.lar.ce se l-ed

taU1\1'1\T'sz'.¢_=Qt:DE I

DENrlsTRv ' _

i~:_ \. -- ,. _,_ _ ‘ tamlly cow. 25 hens,l buggy, 1 concord 'A _¥)boftfl;lnearg_y_neva‘] I _road waggon,1Wa§;€€_n§

_ u_ nero es,e_n carriage waps,_1rounri back

01% in the New Prowse Block, first. pllslfh t;ncx&;___;§h, 1 “'°°d S‘§18h~3S@iSd1'ivi"g

- . _ 'te . mem -' ._

doo to the right,up stairs. 1 i>10\1zt1.aud swlngiailtiilliahniifilivirsfliladcliaiigiiii

"nd Uwe* 15 WHS Of hay 140 stooks of wheat,

00 b _‘h I f - .

Dr f. . §;.§.?l§,‘?.§‘€..“t?it-.llf..‘:3.§ ‘l.‘2°°s32.2l

I _ , ‘_ uubllc auction at 2 o’clock ri. m,

l HECTOR M

“DE AN_‘?_‘1‘_“N“E ‘5"°`BRllISll RIGHTEOUS WAR

Bouts. Hyacinth, Crocus, Tulip.

Misses Mlm' AND Fnossln HUNT re-

THE steamer Tiber, from Montreal.

'Luiz remains ofthe late Mr. Leslie

McLeod, whose death was recorded in ` the GUARi>lAN Saturday morning, are expected home by the Northumberland " this evening. Funeral will take plicc to-morrow afternoon at 2 o’clock, from _his late home at Park Corner.

T1-ii: steamer City of Ghent called

hire from Halifax Friday night. and lift Saturday morning taking away 859 boxes cheese, shipped by lIessrs.Dillon dz Spillet. valued at $6,500; 1800 bags oats and potatoes, 15 cwt. dry fish shipped by A. M. Larkin, a quantity of hay, oytsors and sundries.

WOMENS TROUBLES

Are usually the results of an exhaust-

_ed nervous system which can fbe fully restored by the use of Dr. A. W.Cha.so’s Nerve Food. \Vomen made nervous and irritable by the wasting diseases which drain their system find new life, new vigor, new energy, in Dr. A. W. Chase’s N erve Food. the world’s great- est blood and nerve builder.

*i-1>

Those who are greedy in praise

provs they are poor in merit.

_-é-gli.

C. C. RICHARDS & Co. i

Dnss Srns,-I have greg; high in

MINARD’S LINIMENT. as lsst year I cured s horse of Rring-bona with ive bottles. -

It blistsred the horse but in s. mouth

titers was no ring-bone and no lsmunsss

Dunst. llvizcnisoii.

‘Four Falls. N. B. ~

|--1l__ _g g,

'P .

Wiiitss

and 0 Snowflake

Chocolates-

-Can be had et any of the

following first-classp stores, .

T. J. Nlo._r_r'is.

D. L- Hooper. W.3Pickard 8: Go.

W.A.l-lutcheson. _ W. F. Carter.

Stewart & Gafgg, Sanderson 8a Co.

Beer & Goff. J. D. McLeod &.Co

binds announced that the military defeners of our land were nearing tile €difiCH»

of the men who occupied positions of respect in the community. A large por-

llirth cn tue morrow to what was once darksst Africa. _

Blue.”

P .

with the gold of the officers! uniform moved up the isles. Standing room was at 3 remlum and hundreds surged to gain admittance. _

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P. E. |._ii_i|lwii

ONs.nd after MONDAY. October 16th, 1899

the trains of this Railway will run daily

(Sundays excepted) as underz- I‘l'&il1B Ol1liW&l.`d.. Trains Inwgrd,

Read dpyvnp Read UD_ _

30LvRC°herlottetown Ar.

NortLut§ViItl;l1il=i-1?”

Hunter River Ar. Emerald Lv

J unct ‘

W@ewNrF 9 “’°??T - :_ li’ 35° 8 peemsce gmpgrggpu

E§g3§E3E 9° .~'_~=. 99°

G 3&5$

§§§§`§;» §§§§§$ e»a=~ w:P55T $53853

f“;5see Sacgbgg £>::7`i 51:2'

E* .3 IU .1

vwnin Ar '35 e

.Port§`itlI............ .O'l»eary . _ . . . . . ... .Alberton ....... ..

Tlgnish. . _ . .Lv

bbwww S2333

Ar Lv.6.40 11.00 8.00

8':-tide

L - . 8 5.55

\'-\ 5.10

4.30 3.18

2.20 L15

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rs .Z

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gg, go 53225

P F°I5i3t~'»l I !=:-°,-i<».=°°g #intense Faasse-

pwrrwwp gecsssg

Gwwwv

C. . F it-: 2 : _<

.Charlottetown _ . A Mt.Stewa.rt._._.... Morell

St. Peter-s.._. .Souris . _ . . _._

:1;?f",*-9° gens

' =D9°?° h`,.¢€)\© of-» 51 " ' : fl

.Mt. Stewart. ._ _Cardigan . _ _ . . . .__

...Georgetown . _ .Lv.

8.00 .....‘Lv....Emerald . . . ...A_r 7.35

P 9.40..._A_r_,Ce,ne 'l‘ravi=,v~so__Lv5_45 ,_ _'\Si0llL‘J1‘S le lying an point, on the P. E. I .-_ai1w.ty. _ Royality Jliincfion and west, b_v morning trains, connecting with S S l\ort.hiiniberland :it Suninicrside; arrive Bos- ‘§_°3“_ B- Se Ry. 7.2.5.1. M.; Mf»_sn~e_ai c. P. Ry_ -.F9 3; U1- ~ C- Ry- 0.30 p. rn. fo.lo~\ ing day,

rains are run by Eastern Standard Time.

D. P-'f\'l‘"` 7'4"’ '

Gen. Man. Can. GovLtl‘_R`y§f¢"

lvlnni-¢;gn W

G.A.s1A3l~' s~.~ 'il .5 "' Charloxtetovfn Octelnlrit 1x33, L ' P' E' I' R'

ENRY lt.LORI)LY,~G.E.

A- M- C811. Soc. C. E.

rpglilggsigollsge ot Civil Engltiserin.‘g‘_Co

C Sllllilng _'t f G “lil -Hdvdrssll-éégfiirgii °i'i3§iii;§§ii§S§§3

Rr B esi nin____ O s Uhaiiottetown end St. Jehu,

I

_ Continued from the first page ' Av. five minutes to eleven the beat of the drum and the martial mu-.fic of the

The first to enter the church wusithe African contingel t. composed of many

'on of the audience rose as they entered to vet a look at the sturdy sons who go

Then the large pipe organ broke forth in the strains of °-The Red \Vhit0_and

lt was indeed, im ressive as the lines of Britain’s Reds and Blues mingled

An especial feature of the service was the music and singing of old and familiar hYmn=. ‘-Blast be the lie that binds,” Onward Christian Sol tiers ” and the Nliioll l .\..ili. lil. lt s.e.l'lcd ii inspire al. proseuL.i.»tl lid by he Lua-gulflful and powerful organ, choir and congregation alike joined heartily lu the service, of praise.

Rev Mr Fullerton took for his trxt 1 sounds and sights of the battle wire

Chron 5-22. “The war was of God”_ here pictured until the impulse of every

The tribes of Israel in this incident .bearer found expression in the recital:

were not atiaching a quiet and , Lay the proud usurper low P

peaceable people, but s. formidable `l Tyranls fall in every toe. foe in the wild uiaravding Bed- Liberty in every blow- I ouins of the dtsert. The narrative Lol 118 <10 01' di6- implies that the Israelites were the ag- The Empire had been compelled to gressors in this instance.Yet such was draw her sword from the scaboard and their situation that to attack the robbcr ill would not be again sheathed untl tribes would only be eguivalant to act of i social equality is secured from the Cape self-defence. .. When they joined battlefto Zambesi, the fore runner of the the issue at first seemed doubtful ; then I domination of humanity and civilization remembering the infinite power behind ’ from the Cape to Cairo. them they cried unto Gnd and he. We are all of one heart and one mind was entreaded of them because they put in our cordial loyalty to the throne and their :rust in Him. in our belief in the iightousness of this

The preacher here refered to the imper al war. And victory is sssured

msny examplesln history where the vic- because what God, _what justice and tors in mighiv struggles nad acknow- equality require must now be done. lodged the sur-curing arm of i e God of' To the members ol:tlle contingent: - battles. Owning to the war in South i I speak thus ofthe war and of our stu- Africa he sal l : I tude towards it. not to inspire physical

There is no vis media. Oni' E npire courage. for you have already si-_town

cause is ether righteous oru nigmeous Ipross upon you what. after all, is tie It is bee-ins.. we are convinced gtrue foundation of human courage. a that for unausweriltl I rea-ons I wus* in God, a quality of the will in the present struggle with ll l ii- c»»»-nii- accord with the claims of right and love. gencies commends itself to the gre»t_ It you go to the front,as we hope and nation in whose ltt and tie-.iny we ' expect, there will be times When suc- shure that we boldly assert that the war l cess wi.l depend on your facing danger is of God. When we say this however, boldly; than remember what you have

not _believe in any capricious Deity who: cnnse,..rlie_-{'sii1vstitin»_'of others -3-from op- st times interposcs with any special precsion and tlie presence of the God of

judgments, but that we believe that our battles. Thus only will you cogigrs/ny Empire in standing in this' crisis for* nervous thrill of the body by ,,' 0' freedom against bondage, for justice I sion of the soul.

weighted-sgsinst. s dsspotic oll- midst of danger. I entreat _ol you *ro

miiusilf

fi now h»1r vanvuard E’en now We flee the

A I`n< ii didst heln our

eip Thou our host to day,

Fnllilled of signs and wonders

in life, in iu»lt't it-'ide

Jehovah of the Thunders

Lora God of Ba tles, hear,

' The Lord bless you and

the Lord cause his fate to

on and be gracious unto Lord lift up His countenance

and give vou p=af°e ”

While the offertory was the choir rendered (rod be till we me et again” Miss E-v tfie solo with much pathos < iowa-1 hai' - sunv' manv were by appropnsteness At the eiv- - ine - »a.nti~t pls ed

tania” tio volunteers

while the vs 1 audience

the organ pealed forth the soldiers took up the words and beautiful air tn A manner that

is either for God or against ii il; ; our that in your patriotic move, but to ini- indwguvg gf the hom-

ATUR

Loirnoir Oi of nnoondi

All is quiet

§°ii.._

Heat Rashes

let it be clearly understood that we do learned -the righteousness of your In

L_:

sgainst oppression and for equality You have counted .Jon _ _, _ngsingtstytsuiiy--against labor unjustly not go into wer withoitipiug'

in bondsgo-sons of Britain' who went iorth with their lives _in their never cnn be slsvss-against that hands. found strength

to perpetuate burdens by the refusal of moving you forward. sntdf yin tsp the Lrsforuis absolutely iieessssry in the in-_ source 0¢‘¢he of which

which has became the nggressor by lthereh no .plies ‘forfnlnielnss dreeds. ‘throwing down the gauntlet.-is stand- The night round the bivounc fire will be

God. ` ` from terror. _

patience of the Queeu's advisers and at Self-reliance will give you physical last had broken the peace and invaded courage. The righteousness of your British territory. The war will cost cause will give you moral couragnf Lot

be sacrificed in vain. The sacriice on will live cont uuously whore no fear can the Cross. the blood ot the martyrs, breathe or tremble-you’ll possess the

brought to nations the boom of liberty world. ,were illustrations of the great principle You are goinz forth on a noble mis

must die for it done, that ievances a. e redressed and

They only vi0iU.y wld, P]_‘0VlI1(§Q in [bg QQQBU75 Apmy, to ex_

s l H0112!! fer. r->1St,light,lt in-...il os to die. Severed by sinidowy mountain and

Throw allth B Stomegh-Thee Rltésllmsgiltudf Trouble ls the Intestlnes- The Permanent Cure is Dr. Chase’s Kidney-Liver Pills.

It is an old idea brig since expl ded that

digestion is confined tdihe stomaich. Ng modern scientist denies that by far the greater part of digestion and the more difficult part takes place in the intestines, This explains ` Wh? ‘5YSDepsia is never reahy cured bv pi-¢. pal-ations which merely aid stomach dlglestion ' and act only on thc s:_on:;i¢h_

Th1§ fad also explains iliy Dr. Chase's Kid.

B65’-Livet Pills have been so remarkably suc- C§=SSful as a. _cure_fcr the worst forms of dyspep-

slanand indigestion.

r. Chas_ e‘s Kidney-Liver Pi"; aes ¢l‘gi¢¢tly

_ On tht k1dl1@_YS» llvel' 3.l\d_b Dwi" __ nd new

tone vigor to the inte ,~ and maya them able to perform. their work of digesting the substances on \11`i:h the stomach has no

effect.

Stomach treatment ma dg w 1]

:light indigcsricm. but if gon hzfve mobo;-onugh ii; digestion or dyspepsia of u serious nature you

I *fan N05! by the experience of scores ofthou.

country- to till a patriot’s grave. Wg =.urder ou-_ spirits with your heroic mission and with those whose hearts inust feel a deep pang as you say good dye we w1ildisb'ii‘de.'t them nt a f.h:i~i,i» uf giece. We will watch with cage... U01-8. and it may be melancholy interest your career in this righteous war . W e will feel your sorrows ag Qu; arrows, ard rejoice in your vicmriei,

_,_ ,

miles li in been pcm" oitrionirh they had been won b our- using Lino Chd;s‘s Kidney-Liv?'n;ill':md0:b S ' °'5°= y ..._

i?¢.“‘1'a~......." °“ °°“°* °' “

iii

gsrchy._thsi would live sud thrive st tsks Jesus Christ ss your Q- ard the cost of others who are kept' friend. The early dlsdpI6s',"'whs’li" y fbi

i _ __ ._ _ heabd

'arrogance seen in ilis usnrpstion sf ooursgs from His companionship. Trust m authority which has made vain' ‘attempts an ull good nnd__lo_vin_g Will

tsroet of humanity and civilisation, and msn is ',Wi§ Qin ifu your his

ing-on the side 'of righteousness-of as bright ns dey, und the battle* freed action

f Proceeding the preacher showed thing Danger may be before you. on the H013 Ofthf the Dutch _R-»public(t`iever independent) ses, amid the clung of arms and the all poison!

_had violated the right to even-handed r -sling of the guns; but no danger will from the

justice; had been headless of _warnings __ o¢ ante to subdue 'your will .or lower ggqugngg Qg

_g`iven; had _ insulted the marvellous your effort it your faith is in God. clear and

from spot or

if

many valuable lives but tioy will not these run up into faith in God' and you ="“’““’_*“*”""'°""""" '

_the blood shed in wars which most victorious power in °ihe whole

Fmiemicrol

Ind Moore of

that if you wish to save a thing _you sion to aid in seeing that justice is From Vasc,” Port()

.- ° gr v d

I sing the hymn of the conquered who tnatiho unrest of South Africa is re- Schr mer parm ge

_ fell in the battle of lite, placed by the "Pax Brittinica.” We

The hymn of the wounded, the beaten. appreciate your spirit of honor. of nn-' 1 90 ho b

who die;l overwhelmed in the selfish sacrifice, of ready h_~lp given to 300 |.,,.i;u2;m;e Isqghgg

stri e. me enslaved, the o pressed, the o -

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250 killed at Glencoe Our com- it back unsullied. We know full well

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