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gon for advertising ash must sccomilluy mum charge twenty-Ilya

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‘ #LONG GCOl§R_SE STUDENTS HOME. -Messrs om Gallant. Syl~ _

ch lllll spent Easter at ber home ut f ts was |¢ and if they knew

tant and Ben Arsennult all of M ._ in Uma" C°mer__p ?__l_e_fe 'gm phone mm was_ They .carmel who hav(- been attending the _____ knew ___e_the___ so I wandered lu around

Miss Loretta l\i. Leonard, teacher me trenches and fouowtug up a wire

f°" E““le"'_R~ Port llill, has returned after spending came to me wh, hone du out, Here

farmers Short Course returned home

the

--APPRECIATION.-Mrs. Dr. lilc-__ Co

their thanks to all those who were so

Mouts<>mer.\'. Port Hill. were ill siieiieti. we got more an right and

ment thev wish also to acknowledge Chm.|o,_wwwu on Tuesday gueuding drew our mums _md at the mme

_ € llleelil-lg Uf Pl‘9Si>l't0l`l’<* - time got about 100 lbs. coke for our

floral tributes and spiritual tiirerliigi.. _*_ trench hmzi0l_s_ made of punctured

_ 944" M155 MiiiiB_L;0USillS- i’1il_if _(_"0"|1'i_i`- buckets, etc. While we were there the

__ who has been v s ting Tyne '21 ey 9 two men who had been killed the night

_“FORT H""~ “ 11"' f“f""_’"’_."[ pus! two weeks, the guest of Mist' before were buried. They first held a 1°" Hm are “°“' ‘mgaged m “Hug Eigli Sileell allli Miss Smile MCNGVUL short service in the house and then'

the iiiimerous letters of tonduleiicc. (h

their wood sawed up and the men ,et

_ “flied l0 ilrl' il°m€ &'€Sf€‘l'd“Y--X~ took them to the garden and buried

.wmi the “““'i"g °“tm*.’ ‘md Diem’ '° _--E __ ____ B them. Chaplain Gordon, whom I men-

- - -Mi L i . ` Za ~ , I d t l . he Mllillai Life -‘\”“"“""'° C°- °f Can' Waite tSi:.uglii;r;l of Keiitllcird L. Waite. i;i?;ifdwge§;tl:tef1oll>g`;k eandhtsrrsisiieii ctft Mill. has been in Port Hill for n fewi or Wilmot Valley returned home after bat¢a||0n headquarters, Here we

Y p ~ Slleullillg their Easter holidays ull divided our rations for the different

P' ` their grandmothers. Mrs. Henry Mllr- stations and started for "home," I

PRACTICE MADE PERFEc.|.__ ray 0|' Eiiiotlil St&ll0l1- arrived safel and showed the fel ws

O

Yo -Mr Ilirum Nesbit. representing

da s in the interest of the com anv.~

Un Easter Sunday._at high mass, Mt-

harmonious blending of voices which had acqulrednhigh degree of perfec- tion by a series of continued and pres- . th

which the singers performed their rc~_ mu spectlve pats was admirable and the leaves nothing to desire. Needless to acl

choir master. conditions have greatly. Ge improved and will immediately con- Sm tinue to develope the latest liurinonics th of the vocal organs.-R. for

""*" ass

--MT. CARMEL- Mr. Asenc Arsc- bu]

nauit ol' St. llnphael has mudc a go; change of residence. when a couple ot' fm weeks ago he moved on his lately ,O pni'.'~iliased preniiscs consisting ot’ the his estate of Mrs. f'nluinbiaii Arsenault in uf Sumincrsidc that lic bought ii my vouplti nt' inontlis ago. A hearty wel- su. come is tciiiicrt-tl to Mr. and Mrs. Arse- T iinult by the people of this section of be the parish- Mr. Arsenc Gallant of Sm

_ , tcs. three times. They started nt 6.30 und

SL 1 i""'li‘»" img l`°t“"10‘i from me __-___--__- l|ll't‘W explosive shells. Tlicn at iiiiiiiur

Miiinlaiiti ivlit-re ht- spent inniiy it long tinin slirnpncl, and again nt 4 with _vt-ar. llc was greeted by his pnrciits liillli explosives. 'l`wo were killed und in ii wny \\'oi'tli_v ol' thc occusioii.-_ ,wwml w0um|L,_|_ about _I down ' ` houses liit Erii und 1 dug out about

ir it tio'/fc-ii siicll fuses. The corpnrul \'| icanic and said _\'iin`d better get up, _

boys, tliey'ro shelling ns. The words »`

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Iiiidei the linpt-iuous nclloii ot a liigh stroiigiiortli easterly wind, the ice has broken ol' from Alt. Caruici shore eiistwnril. whilst to the west, iiotliiiig has been :il`l`ci-ttnlliy the high winds that lntcly prevailed. n fact which is probably due to the ice l’roin thc Gulf

“\V:iiiig\nlns itliiiiilslnn of puro rod

liver oil, i.-i iliivviiiiillt-ii for ciiritii: fsgoiigliit. rollin. t-.lie-at null lung troublvi -»rnpiiil_v iitrf-ttgiliviin thc riiii down 1=.\'»tf.'ii|. i‘i'i<‘\~ $l.l_t0 in-i' imltlc. llrlac- liiiiimn limp.: (`u,, ('i»i'. U|‘unt fi»~ur;;|-. lit niiil livni .\‘ii'i-cts. lilldif.

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beawful shoe signed ..zf..i“;:‘.i., tn.. .2211 12:1.. est. _ _ S ““ ° Y Pafiicuiaf W0men-- _ buck the enemy in front. drove back Vlllrli “li€'~'li0lll\l€‘i.\'.

Note the perfect lines, those in rear. For this they wereval- ARTHUR--V. ed with all ifsbeauufhefe i.°f;‘:.“.f.;'.f,1’“‘i‘.3§:lg::.;';:l..;°his 3:21 '

is that kziveiy feelnllg of aiiniversnry ol' it.'l may say that i

Comfort an the know edge am taking greater risks in accepting

e coiiiinlssloii than il` l remained in

Satisfied This feeung is the ranks for the percentage of losses

among the olliccrs is much higher.

Only last week we lost 500 officers a- `

iie. m

' that your feet are entirely ni

assured with every pair of "Empress" or "Walk-Over” ‘_ |.,

Si`i0ES. I ilo not know when we shall leave I" th” Writ' W" of MUY- Will Ci‘~'\'l*l`

Eiigliiiid or where we shall go. There ‘md “ilnrluing $`°m9d!"- "Ali me C0111' is 8 repo" that we may Sm," be Sem forts of Home.‘ will be presented in

° ° tu Egypt or to f|~urkL,y_ Ido not know this city under the auspices of the

but that l would prefer this to going Ch"|°"“t°“`" Ami'T“b0l`CUi°5iS S0'

to |.~|-am.,._ ciety, and in aid ol' the Free Public

Gwc my best regards to _Arundad Dispensary. The following is the cast

- and all who may enquire after me. l °f °h'“`“°i‘~"`“5

Sole Agents

would write to all t

bu l have not the

Queen St' time. You might read this letter to

hiin.

|"|.|y,,,&‘\"\f,’A\\`|"“‘ ‘VC url: kept ilwflliiy iJilBy ill. all

l

_.___ times in

-WANTED at once an experienced

choir of dry-goods salesdgirl. R.__'§_2l;I¢;l_mi;i;_. Your

md" Summer! c' ° - m Stewart out tp Era., -A wetcowis visi'ron.--Mr Arlileby- I "9

Meddie Gallant. Fishery Oiiicer. from Cu” °m“W Bloomfield. was delievering bounty “`°;1°h°5-It

...gwing cheques to the fishermen ot Freeland, °h:_ts. la _

on East‘l3ideford and Malpeque. He will U °1.\5 _B cor- be delivering cheques in Alborton on §1_l_g__P"§‘; °\;__°

as possible bat\_i_rdag___ and is expected tt Tlgnish ____,l______-___ out ot "___ trench, Om’ 8"' 0" ue ay' crouching low 1 crossed the plank

1‘1S'1‘E“N PERSDNALS 225325 ti."»‘3.`i.§i.'°§i`.‘.§’t»35‘.i.i‘¥.iZ'.§3..§‘Z.‘Iffi

arrived at what l thought was Support

vore and 'Glorls Richard. Julian Gui. _ ____ Mrs” B__________ L______L______ tempt;-, Farm, asked some fellows in the dug-

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Get Your New Spring

Cap Now---TI-lere

Now is the time to get your new Spring

Cap, and if you wish to pick from agood var~ iety-want to get a Cap that will suit your needs, taste and fancy, you will save time by coming here.

We have a splendid line now of all 'the best . `

and most stylish Caps made in Canada, including a good assortment of the famous Easter Caps.

_~ Call and see our showing,_seie<_:t wliile the géices are complete. Our caps range in price from

up.

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letters who August

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Easter »liolida_\'s at her home in | met some of our fenqws and we

_ rnwall.-P. started across the fields for “J " farm.

Lena” "nd mmny wish 'O “Presb i *_ _ so called because it has always been iiiindl to them ln their recent bereaic Rm" J' S' MCH” and Mr' Wm' R questmn as to why it had not been

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y lo

i the results ol’ my efforts; 1 guuny

RMAN SCHEME sack ol' coke and wood, 2 loaves of

Carmel Chapel resounded . with the TQ Sggung (;.oi_D 1,,-@a11_ 3 ting jam, 2 tins Fray Bentos,

m 4 slices of bacon. 4 slices steak. tea

'I`TA\VA. April S--Tile 9051111 Hu- and sugar mixed and 2 candies. Ithas Orltles here have ilvill UD li lllllllbel' been raining this morning and consc-

lsl-‘ml P"“°“°e“- The °‘“°“’“°Y Wm* or iron finger rluizs addressed to Ger- quentiy is rather nasty around the

n sympatiilzcrs in Canada, and at trenches. We slept in a “dugout” same time uueartlied a peculiar made or an oid can. Tile floor was

ienie to usslsi the “Fat-ileriullli-" about n foot below the surface and

' 'my “mt under me supervision of the. Dillll is beillg Carried Out by Certfllll was corrugated iron covered with

rulftn ll0WSDuD€rB ill lilo United straw. The windows were blocked L05- PO0Di0 are Hsked to $01111 ill ‘with our packs which just fitted into cir sold riilsa. which are said to be them, and the entrance was covered wariled to Germully. 0Sl<‘1lSliJiy t0 with an old rubber sheet. Altogether ist the Red Cross fund. but il- lvl we were pretty comfortable. Onlv itil/(Bti l0 ileip Swell tilt! KillS0l"S (W0 of Us Slept there at ;|_ time gf d reserves. in return for tile gold course,nstl1nt was all it would accom- R the 001101' is Sollt all iron ilulld. inodatc. Our slunibers were some be worn as it mark ol` devotion t0 times disturbed by bullets conilng country. The rings are iiiscribvd. through, but that didn't worry us Gcrinan. "To tho old l°`ulll0rlullli. because the lowest they could conic ftlitll l0 DI‘0V0 i give in time of was two feet above the floor; we had esg gold i`or this iron." a nite time cooking our own incals and he scheme is understood to have rustling firewood. . .. Tlic day before en worked extensively ill tilt* l7l\il0<1 yesterday the village was bombarded

~-2 were no sooner out oi' his inontli tliuii

_ _ _ '/.ipp. bang and shr~\pnel bricks. tiles

. 'HW f"iil""i"i*i is " “°i'»“ "1 `“ _|,”ll°" etc.. onine'slinwerliig tliroiigli the ruoi

wliicii had bceii driven in thc straits received by l\ir. W. ll. tfollctl. _\lCl0l" of tho house. You never saw ti hunt-li iii tliu niiiliile ot' the winter.-lt. in. |’e. li. l.. frniii his son .-\rtli\ii', get up ,l“|,._|“.,._ It ‘ms ,.vi,|,,|,| “mi

‘ V ( "‘_"l’"_'_‘>'~ the (lcrinniis lniil loiriitcil briizaile iiviul-

Mh (’l°‘l""`”‘ '|lll\l‘ll‘l‘S. l`oi' :ilioiii toil .~ii|¢~lls liiivl il l'Illi_-iilioro i’n|‘if. lnililtrtl wilhlii 50 \'itriis of it. Ho tlii-v

“mio” "'l.M"|r"'_ ilccliicd to niovv. Last night. :intl tri-

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___ __ ______ ‘Hb lm' ' day we linvc bccii laying wircs lu uni'

__ ~ " 'V' - -’» newlicaitlqiiairlcrs, wliivli isnboiit halt'

-nr l'.itlicr_.»~f _ it-iitiit: ti°nin the oi'ii.;li|al uni-_ 'i`liui't~ i \\'il5 ll_“'illii.\' llilfilwli ll) lil* _"Ui" was nn assault iiizide :ill :iloiig the lliii-

s-__.. r ..__.__ ______ ___, Ictlt-r u low liars Hsu- ll Scvlllvd in-tiny, 'i'itt-rv wort- ,,|,.,,,| 5,0 ,_.,,,,S

|||||_§\\\\\§\\\\Yh||||" t_riil_\' nn age since l liziil liist heard H,-ing_ | believr. we vuplu,-0,| ,I mm.

ti-om you, and l bull begun io wonder ,md 2, half of trem.1,,i_t;_ Tlu.,-L. “»c,~,_. if all were reullv well with von lolir your of Om dm- pl .

. ' _ - - ‘ ' o anus np and they

letter reumvell uw uur<let.\'. l uul Sur- were being silt-iieii nil the time. i just

I lect l 5 . lin ' ld ..' . . .

ry llfflr 04 Sell( K lll.\ al Y@‘*‘*» had .i hnrr; tall for an ambulance. but the one at thc top ot' this letter we are 551| by fm- the most advanced is lll.\‘ Dfrselll We ‘md ""0" if I am position on the line. All the bovs are moved it will still limi me tor some w@||_ we an @“j,_,y and uppljecme llii1_e. _ very much the “.\'ews t`roin Home"

\ on no doubt have heard ol my leav- gent its in the books by the girls ol"

ing the Canadians to accept the com- Prince Street School. I send von a illissioll lll`lll€ Elliiiirlil Arrlly. l ob- picture postal ot' the village. Siiniiis tailleli lll.\' choice and have entered and I walked in ilie other dur. lt is the Gloiicestersliire lteglinent. This l'oiir miles back now, Love t0`rri|_

regiment has the special privilege of GEORGE

.f , .' - 1 _ weurlng two cap badges. one in l'ront

/I" ` and one at the back. and on the badge -------~ ---- ~~----~.-.....,_._

` i we have the sphinx and the word _

~Egypt_~~ In one Wm. the regiment sorts ot work inanocuvres, trencliing

‘ happened to be h, Egypt and in one both day and night. outposts and sen-

Thjs drawing re resents battle was attacked front und rear at U`3"W0"k and "l\1Si‘9U`>\ 010.

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Mr. Haatlngs~Mr. Gco. Delilois.

Mr. McLow-Mr. ivan lteddin.

Mr. Benden-Mr. H. Irving Beers.

Mrs. Bciidcr-Miss Amy Earle. Miss Bender-Mrs. lvan ltcddln. Mies Oritaiiskl-Miss Mlnnli- (Jw:-ii. Mrs. Pettibone-Miss Ruth Watson. Miss Pcttibonc-Miss llonnlc l’ctt-rs. `Kui_v~Miss Helen Mathicson.

Gretchen-Miss Marion Newbury. Mr. Pettibonc-Mr. George Beers. Mr. Iiniiglilriic-llir. Harold Morris. Mr. Dabney-Mr. D. Edgar Sba\v. Mr. McSiiath-Mr. Allen B. Gosh. Mr. Bmythc~Mr. Alex Mcl<liinon.

Mr. Thompson-Mr. N. Watson.

Mr. Struthors-Mr. Harold Morris. This play, which was .taken from

the French, and which was translated and arranged for the English stage by Mr. Wm. Gillette. is in tour acts, and the coming production will be given under the patronage of Premier and Mrs. Matlileson. and under the direc-

tion hnd rtnnagement of Mr. H. Irving Beers. W b produced the piece in the Lyceum Theatre. Ithaca, New York, with the "Cornell University Dramatic filxb” on May 24th and 25th. 1909,

ii great success.

IRELAND C ESRB MIN

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Ron.

welve hour to go -for

man who went shotf I left as

enough and

ing beciaiise oipi?he

.ite sattlhelf,

iti iaith

this-.display Of Carpets and _ Ve1'Y».

Possible.

:,_f.-;‘-‘_~_..».“ ._ Housekee rs

pn

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» Buy Long Life Goods _ A Dollars’ Best Chance

' _ _rn `

.You Do Not Need A Spy Glass To See These Values ii

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MOST PEOPLE KNOW _ ‘

_And any person who will investigate can satisfy thernself that no where else, the larger cities of Canada not excepted ~ ,

an Carpets and Rugs be bought so advantageously as here at this store. The assortments to be found here are_ _as broad ; satisfying as the most exacting could demand. The workmanship shows of the best, the materials are of the best that ‘ be put in coverings of the price, and because of these advantages and because customers find here always, values better ' "-‘

D other stores offer at equal prices. Our Carpet business has grown to immense proportions f

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5-

W'lt S uares in Fawn, ' Brussels .Squares in dillercnt _ rovi/nmzindqGreen,suitablc for designs and colorings i _]u¢c_ Stair Ca,-pet in (;recn_ Red _-_._

HY f0°é111-_4x3_____17_00 up g 1-<1x_3-$11.50 Fawn and Brown 10c yd. up. 7

>i‘~i‘>':

Other Sizes-Different Price Other sizes-Different Price 18 in. wide 30c '

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Carpets s S;

Squares and Rugs i

3 x3_'20_O0__p .i Xa-12.00

. _. _.__ _ Tapestry Stair Carpet mottled de-

3x31_2_ 3000 ____ .nj 1 z 15.00 _ .

SlgllS -

22 “ “ 35C

_ i (I Il _

‘Y--Y-'YA-'-' .J

I velvet Squares I Tapestry Squares I ..

l duplicated by any innil order house.

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Tap€Stfy and V€lVet Squares shades from 40c to 85c. ‘ ._

Brussels Stair Carpet

Z 1___x.__$u 50 Z 1_4x3 and large, 22 1-2 and 27 ln. wide

X,|_-. 2()_5() $5.00 up ' 850 to $l.55 . `~ .

' l\ CHALLENGE SQUARE

. 'i`;i|nrsti‘y Square 3xfl made in clilicrent pzitlcriis that cannot bc ` Elegant two lone Carpet in Green with _:_

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wilson stair carpet _ -."

` Rose »

$7.00 $2.00 0

The Style The Quality

_; Sm || Prowse Bros. Ltd. H B sim... fi

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Rich In Value~Var1ed In Assortment i

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tional Volunteers und. in- a speech, racks and segr_eS:lted i'roni_ the other but Seri “<;l_l’<;u_:l_;2_i__iimt;Eui_ll_§_tn_§i_l_;?_y_law p said that ol' the Nationalist and Ulster \var pr soners, u were ic ng iuni- o ii o s c _ n . da from combines or cut hun Gem volunteers who had organizeg to light nnely treated and permitted too take The Foreign secretary said that ~ »

one another, more that 50,00 were exercise. _ __ d 1-'_ now fighting side by side on the Con- Fiirtiieriiiore, the lforeigii _ Secre- navy had been rescued during the SUBTBU 99 D91' GC

tinge.-nt or trained io go there. tory said, Gerinnii prisoners in Lug- war, but that none from the British

-~-.---_<- Gerinaiiy, and the Germans arc not tion fOr ll Cillillge-

TORONTO. Oni.. April 8.-"When T . - V' “ I. `

anyone tells you that the Germans are

:_liort___t_>i`__cop_i_i_er, you can give them _ ` " "L ""`)" ’ Vi AL

it ; w tes Col. Currie. coin- ___ _ niander of the 48th Highlanders in < " 5 ’

_ _

How one/xr snrrsin , `

~ 'mens 'ms osnmms .

band of the mont

The bandsmen wci'e`rccelvcd and wel- of a captured Gcrniuii submarine subjected to forced lubor. coined by the Lord Mayor and sherifls. iercw. _ _ _' _

There was another remarkable The Foreign Secretary. sir l:.dward engaged in sinking neutral merchant _

scene here Saturday when John E. Grey, in his reply. said that thc pris- ships and unarmed British vessels. .___ Redmond, the irish Nationalist lead- oners l'i'oui German snbinurlnes had Sir Edward Grey said, they could not _ er, reviewed 25,000 of the irish Na- been placed in naval detention bar- b_e regarded as _honorable opponents. t |-

ma S

As the submarine crews have bccn. S J*

Wigs, cor no s, trans ormations.. uit chlgnons and under runs, etc.

1,000 olllccrs and men of the German uiimelfs t°“p°°° “|50 mmm' w°rk

land are better led and ciotlied than navy had been rescued by the Ger-

MISS D. RUDGE

are British prisoners oi’ equal rank in mans. However, he made no sugges- ' l

171 Great George Street, '-

Q _Jun ' um 1 it if _

THINKS GERMANS ARE NOT » 4 "

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- ' il” iihlib'¢ll'3¢‘ir1"i`= “.!',.. -,

snonr or coverart -~ -- »»~_r»i-iss;q;q

France, to (Toi. J. F. Michie. Col. __ `

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<' 1. tc 1. in ii-. I 1 ti ake harvestin eas L No . ‘ F _ ztutlilriiityé-lilIi'c oiltiiiiitiitiopirci' leiihcii? m g y ` J* *i H " LP _.

which dropped into Captain Mc- Ur0Kur’s room when the reirinicnt wus linder tire for the first tiine. At

thc time Captain McGregor was ab b€Cal1S€ it iS S.Il`l00til€I' afld i sont but Frank Perry, who was en-'

tlcavorlng to have n bath in the next stronger than other twine$_ ' __ » room. had n narrow escape and his ~~-~ _ 1 `7 _ §i{§i§i;"“.?lIi§i..ifI{’ii.3‘.iii"?.`E°in“"iifi§§ D°@S "Ol Sllafl and ‘M1210 al f ` ~

id h-li lit - i' r id - " _.

iziiiiri lliuiiidiictii icct0inuiliiti)ii11(e‘iei('). K om V the end of- the bali' ' “‘

costly delays andistoppagles

Jet "'Wore

other twines are as good. _ Tea°P

». Do not be persuaded that

noNooN. A ii a. -Ao r - i line of ist 1 teh ....1 .i......i"£i.. .l..i.§i.”i'2.'£..‘Z.iI Try it for yourself and you .

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of treatment by Great Britain of the ' ~ '

prisoners taken on board German sab~_' ¢, Wm be convinced' -

giarines was made public todays. This _ _ retest. was tran mitt d by rmlny ‘ ‘ ‘ _

to ores: sritainsiiimssii nie United L A strictly Canadian Pm »

States; The reply ot Great Britain d t was also made public. - . .. uc ~

H0 HA'VE ENLISTID taanw (irermmii oovenfimeménitial Dia

. Lasedwetliar roatr nn~ - `

tended to n cord less favorable treat- '

-A ‘ to cagtureii German salrinarlne l , 0 ‘D

than to other war prisoners

so w tram this aimimins- H ‘ l _ - _ ~ .0 0, l vvouldmgke. Germany stated, " ' “mn

ir crm _enum uioptsa mutt 1 -,

s British army otlicorhsid. ‘l ~-~-

would receive corresponding-

trestmsnt for each member =

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YP. 55

Limitediiltllltmerelde,

e Edwardlsland.

Tapestry Carpet any quality-all ~ 7 l

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