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L8 DBIICATE AND COMM!-IM We may econoniize to” the point of half

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_ ; _, , _. .v."n`. ` _ __ _ 1 ' 'A _ 'aiafsxi -bffalled Crosd Hdb;iital*'Sh1p.fin’g of e leastja8s_»istance_to the-carrying 1

to ' i "allt e concentrated hatre of Hades on of the war; thigis pen,urious_n_ess._'On_ the v in " _¢`*llreiislig"of the -German submarine other hand _we-. may half starvewiirselves, m erers. Hitherto some palpably made- and deny ourselves‘necessai°y clothing and us "to-oLrdei""ei;cuse not readily refuted, was _comfort and thereby very' materially h_elp advanced for their action, but in the case ofl in tllé ‘lrarrying on of the war. Everything the ill-fated Llandovery Castle the Redgdepends upon what use we make of the

Cross violators stand excuseless before animoney we have saved by our self-denial.

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outraged world. _ i

they fired on the boats carrying off the 1_-

survivors, in the hope that all trace of their ,stereotyped exense f0I` PenU}'10U_SneSS- Many E crime might be wiped out. They did not charities are robbed of their rights by tli_e succeed entirely, but they did manage to Pfefenee that the fneneb’ has been 01° 15 drown over 500~Red Cross workers includ- about to be, expended to help some war ing -14 brave women who had oonsoorafod lfund. There is no virtue in denying our- their lives to the greatest cause of human- lSelV€S S0me needed lllXUI`Y 01’ neeefeny if ity. '

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One of these devoted heroines is a native ll

of this' province, the daughter of Senatorn

McLean, one of our foremost and most es- 'eXP0I`f3b1e f00dS are nl01`e COSUY than

teemed public men. Another member oil

hatred was James B_ Foley of South Shoy~@_ cornmeal or oatmeal as these cost as much

the_>Army Medical Corps drowned by Hun If

I These murders of our own people in cold HS flenf- Granted that they <10- The idea

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blood should make us realize even more l

acutely than before the kind of monsters P01* f.0'Eln'0Pe and Pntfletle People Wm we are- up against, ~ -. _ welcome Vth_e__,opportunity of economizing

Casualties in action we may regret and UU‘fl0U1‘i1l'VleW Of the greet need Of Sei/ing

deplore, but accept as part of the price of ie

Warfare. than We de- i

The callous, blood-thirsty murder of our

daughters and doctors on their mission of mercy calls for vengeance and should stif- 0

fen -our resolution to stay in the war for try! if We _ane tee lax in 0111’ Preeflee Of it ever rather than seek to negotiate peace .We <lem01‘al11€ Ourselves While enrichin

with such emissaries of Hell. - 0 ` We have four brave girls ready to take <3

gasti-onomc performances should be ` g- 'ed in terms of the war and the-warguiie - sizrictions. - - - -

time economy and penuriousness. The form'

.iutv wi. im er is understood-.in its relation to war and

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__ _ " ‘ 'War needs- fh°..1ar1<=f- -ie =°°1°f.if>.11- is Self- ,

' _av . H _ ., starving '_oVursel_ves and denm ` g .purse 'Ives' “

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Q Deliberately they torpedoed a ship plain- .t _ _ ly marked with the Red Cross and brilli- 'soldiers and our allies, spend more money antly illuminated to show that it had the than we would if we indulged in these ex-_ right of way on its errand of mercy. Not Vportable articles, and thereby practice ai only did they sink the Hospital Ship but commendable war-time economy.

tics. I-f awe practice too rigid econ-

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There is avast difference between war-

ee clothing and comfort without be

e may also, by buying substitutes for hose things which can be exported to our

War-time economy has become a sort of

he proceeds of our denial are going to be oarded up. ._ Many of the* substitutes prescribed for

hose which they substitute. We are toldl here is no economy in using war flour or

to economize on flour and save it for ex-

v_ry pound of it for those who need it more

Economy has many peculiar characteris-

my we _demoralize trade and indus-

thers. - We are advised to wear our old lothes; what will the tailor and the dress-

were no precedents; therefore, to serve as a guide for marshalling the

ltions workers, the worker: on farms

rx . , - V _ nd Queen Mary oh Saturday Inst nine" `

nd extending eonxistulsdom .upon lisa I-‘puny ‘Jones of Toronto, who

- ` ~ c - I t' 'M` " ' S its that ` ouwi `f'i'nd~7§t»`" `

he alwroachius silver woddink .*”'P"h’p°“¢ me "°°k 'md 1” me en? 5°] lm u . Y ` ‘

erssryof the Royal couple, which xllloossntlyi bein( the SUGBI- 01' Nf- occurs`iod'..y. 'lt' 'woo the ilrst Ind A- A~ P°m°"°Y- nee 3°"-@- time any Brltish.r|_;`|o|-‘_ hm 1-eoohog io Halifax whore an addition to the

ucb s daputatlon of women; There Y- W- C- A- IIOHIG If eellfelnllllled-

'rho tes hosielisps a¢_iiis con

parade and for the reception. _Am- Len" *Me °“°"“°°” Wm M “rs” F' opg the organizations represented J. Nash and Miss E. Nicholson. were those of the nurses, the mun- ° ’ ° _

The Confirmation Service in St.

md [hose more aouvajy oonnoogod Petsr‘s Cathedral lsst Sunday even- with the operations in the field. ln! Wee ““"3|“e ln me fact 'hu n° , s a V s _ fewer than four dioceses.wer}s repres-

' ed by clergymen present. In ad-

Arclibishop Worrell has returned °m_ i th to Halifax after gpsying an Episcopal g§u,°“ ‘° !mz_o(‘i;a°°scr;|;es:r':|c';lg if visit to the -Garden .Province and “es” ° '

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homing. Cdnnrmmamn In ,SL Pauls cludes Prince Edward lslan ere

Miss Harriet Grnhcmi 0f_NeW Glas'

gow a noicc of the isle Honorable D

Hsiifax.and is at “The Piisry," Queen V

nurses to sail for the firing line, hav- yt

four stripes showing that she has I

comparatively little private nursing.

the first year of the grim struggle. -ship Lmudovery (~Va5¢;e_ Senator and She returns covered with honors, hav- M ing been decorated with the "Star Oi few weeks ago and enjoyed the com- MOHS" and llalllné Teeefved enema' pany of their daughter during her

-~ . _ . . Allb L! S lfh

and St. Peter's churches last Sun- wrere pwsem Rev Dr ° m

day,.___The Archbishop was suffering ge from a very severe cold during his h _ i 1 I d_ visitation. but His Grace was able to xgagdalen Islands W 'ch 'S n “cu

perform a large amount of duty in the e

_ , _ _ . _ ba different parishes. confirming many I k Canon cundm“eB_ resenting New Brunswc . ,

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present.

Montreal. representing that dio-A se. Rev. E. W. Templeman of the

in the diocese of Quebec, Rev. Al- u Baie oi’ Fredericton. N. B.. rel)-

mpson, needless to say was also

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- ' ' ii own is to have the Pleas' \

C’ Fraser' Ueuwuamn Gnvemnr ol ure of hearing Major Rev. Clarence

Nova Scotia has received .signal rec- Mckmnon’ who has lately returned |01

ognition ofthe iineonalityof her war from over-gong, speak on Sunday, as _ _ _ _ iefvlce in he' “P9°‘m_m°"\ as mauun, he- is spending the week end in the -i-557-BMQ-Iv ' _ _ , , V in chief for Nova Scotia and' Rrince c"y_ , = _ e '

Edward Island. She has arrived in _ V s s o _V/_;____éiM___ MMM” mWV__,,_,,___V,V_,__;lW@_,,W,2/_

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Senator and Mrs. McLean of Sou-

Stroet.` Matron Graham was one of ‘Hs have the sympathy, o,f_ gpg enum the very first group of Canadian Vprovince in [heir great anxiety over

be safety- of their-' da ter Miss

“sh

ing left Halifax in November 1914, :Rena who was on me |11 (aged hospital'

rs, McLean were in Halifax only a

coveted decoration, while she has the sho" may 1,, port tho,-o_ when one

oft there she was in the gayesi spir-

served four years. She received ber ns. and deeply interested in the noble training in St. Luke's Hospital, but at work she was so wen fmed to po,-_ the time war was declared.-had done fomh -

the place of the heroines who have died that we might live.. .- _ . i .V

Do not let us miss the opportunity of

giving them a great public send-off to markour appreciation of their bravery, and to form the occasion of a suitable memor- ial to the First Island Martyr Heroine of the War and 'her ship-mate of the A.M.C.

_ (iiEl{.\I.»\N ]’RlSON]‘Il{§

There are in this country at present sev-

eral thousand German prisoners. The maj- ority of them, we believe, are working, all of them are being well fed and comfortab- ly housed, very much more so than they would have been in their own country. We canofford to feed them and care for them in a humane way; we cannot afford to do otherwise. They are our wards by the fortunes of war and as such we .are in hon- orV bound to treat them as if they were our own. ' This we owe to our self-respect.

When we contrast the humane treat-

ment accorded German prisoners of war in this country and in the countries of our allies with that given to our own in Ger- many, to our own who but for the lttle we can send them would starve to death, our own who in many cases are insulted and beaten by brutal German overseers, it is difficult to admit the justice of treating them as if they were honored guests.

The German prisoners, whatever may be

their individual faults, are not to blame for what their countrymen have \ done or are doing. The war was not of their mak- ing nor were the outrages perpetrated of their ordering and so they must be regard- ed as the innocent creatures of crcum - stance and treated accordingly. They have `a“right to food and shelter and wages while they work; a right to such treatment as we give to our hired workmen, but no more. 'Within a few days we understand some fiftyor more interned Germans or German Erisoners will be put towork on the Prince i dward Island Railway on- - the Borden branch. “'I‘liey will be fed and housed by the ,Railway Department in cars fitted up for the purpose, while guards will be fur- nished by the Militia Department. The

are

have r/ations, comforts,

to _those given our sol- That the ood and com-

will be provided with will

respects better than those en- ordinary laborer we have no

we understand the menu pre- or omits that is to be

This

but

maker and the millincr do?, We are ad - ,vised to buy less goods.; what will the mer- chants do? Similarly with the other trades and lines of business. If the merchant, the tailor, thedressmaker, the artisan are_so restricted in their business by our economy as to necessitate the discharge of their help we are thereby throwing others out of em- ployment, increasing the cost of living and causing widespread poverty, What then are we to do about it? Simply what com- mon prudence has always suggested,- Waste nothing, buy what is needed and no more. To go beyond that is extravagance, war or not war; to fall short of it is penuri- ousness. In a time like the present every- thing thatxcan be saved by avoiding ex - travagance should go into the war funds. Moreover, everything that we hoard up for our own individual benefit is an act of dis- loyalty, , ' _ V

. ]’R0l"ANI'I‘Y ‘

Some hold that strong language serves

to relieve the temper and to send up, in ci vaporous _cloud of words,-'humors that would be more noxious‘"if' shut in behind clinched teeth. But the occasions when swearing may be considered beneficient are rare indeed compared with those when the mephitic"-art is practised for the art’s~ sake. We are not prigs but we have a feel- ing of even physical revolt from the man who makes his mind a cess-pool and his mouth_a sewer. There are -expletives which do no one any great harm. But there are expletives also into the coinage of which an amount of foetid imagination must have gone. Walk along our streetsany day with your ears open, and your eyes shut. Hear l the language of two or three men gathered together and then open your eyes. You ex- pected to see the outcasts of society pollut- ing the air with their infamous tongues," but that is not what you see. ‘You'see, rather, respectablydressed men with con- siderable pretensifons"('and some right) to be considered decent; Every# other word they spzeak is a blasphemy. _ Notonly is the Holy ame outraged, but theimagery of their sigeech reeks of immorality and un - , speaka le filth. Why is this? It is mainly we may believe, the result of a bad habit and in no way indicative of the essential ro_t- tenness it seems 'to'connote.- If these men, were to be judged by their speech, lepers ` would be clean beside- them, and the aver- age man would shrink from them as the average ma-n shrinks from a festering sore. Let the man of foul words speak one of his

only

_ _ _V _ _Lost by the tsmpter’s wiios thou

while speeches into a gramaphone, andjria calm.. comms.-

have -tlie -mdtlliine, -.repeat it-to F'°"“ "°

S-be promptly offered when the first call .for nurses came and only -return-

news.of her appointment to her re- sponsible new .post has been receiv-

Mrs. C. C. Gardiner of Los A3180-

les who is spending the summer in

Miss Doris and Miss Francis Jar-

city tonight on a visit.

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ysoocseesoeoosei §'nii|i.ii setsciions roii i-I l ouniiisii :Ennis 2-

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near IN THE LORD '_

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To show me psinly whore my \'v0rk‘

should lie; , .

Look whore I may, fresh 'hindrsiices

dmpedo me ‘ ‘- "

Vain--nnd unanswered seems my orn-

Husbpunboliovhg-'moi --but -for thy

blindness., '

But for 'thine own impatience and .. wie' - ~ = ~

Thou wouldst see thy Masters loving . lrlndnosiis _" '_ if Who -by thoim "hindrances" is lending

won on ins Lora, in 'i-in right hiiaid,

_us ruieiisn, . _» , _ 1 l,

Asp go not io+ih`~,'iii‘ inns to _ mive

this Vcity is visiting in Bideford this E

week the gueBt»0{¢Mr: John Richard' Consul and Mrs. Pierce, who with BY REV 1'.8.LIN8c01'r, D. D. The followlnz letter ls cooled from

e summer months- i , , now been called io an item which

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_ appeared in your issue oi’ June 29th

last in connection with what I said

$tele;§)rfarfr.~;§lg Zigi? :$5 ga; £3 Dr. Linscott in this column will go (ho Grand Jury regarding the ree-'

, ` h l i u lie 1 problems lense of prisoners from jail. You re

red one. Gowns of jersey. voilc and e D you so ve yo r M ..

vis of Ottawa are expected in the ‘U1

On Dominion Day the city ned 8 'W

deserted look as s great many p@0Ple ° went out of town to spend the nrst 9 holiday of the sumi:ner.ln the country. li

Judge and Mrs. Stewart had as

their guests Mr. and Mrs. Simpson

ed' to Canada two months ago. Goins of Moncton who returned home Tues- dlrectly -to Ottawa, whence she came day, They were accompanied by Mrs. to Halifax. Both q_bl€l1 Umvefenf Jone's'and son, who are remaining and very interesting young woman] here for sometime.

_ one _

Rev. Ovid H. Peters the new us-

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cd with»great gratification by 1101' mmnt pasmr for me rs 8 B

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menas_and .her mend! are legion Church is expected to nr ve n

, , , .city tonight. _ av

Amelie 1'.-*.1050 .snendlns the snnimel' TTHE PREMIER IND t soinis, which is srowing_ln iwpul- y0U|| p|}03|_E§5 S0|_V[-1|) - IHE PITRIOI'

rity each year, are the' American _.__

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‘i /‘Cloner ‘ ~ 1- lf

Slipnl. like. ii sin-.3-tho_,.toViupt1u¢~ worlr. _. forbidden. "~"`~ ‘ »- =

tllino own

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Work may bo ehdngod, it eolmotc

'if only `.

We are resolved to closvo unfm

Wait the appointed time for worw _ ’poin¢'sd,-'. V ' "

HIM

one summer'day.-Q-Eg, - ‘ '

Would Prefer' w~stand,pi_fi§;p; dung gg;

", Ii; __ -’ ,I _,_,,, t I lov. Mildred flnorgs of-Toronto ls ' 1'. ' .- - Luang the ssrly ,arrivals at Sbswfs

The Master caresl. Why feel or seem; nm., _Buckle Beamh _ ,

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.so lonely? _ V ' j_ - ' , ~, ¢ '

N°""“go;““ ’_h“""m “_” 1- llev. Alban Bats Fhroderlcton.

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is spending s holiday 111.1110 0|!!-

.lillp Wheeler Wilcox who is nom lf'ranco.,rhcontl lddressod on sud

ot 8,000 soliliors o few minutes olio wu told that sho 'was ox- io uik_io_ mom. Her snewli to hmmon I new ¢“°\‘~°'F-

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uooniwylei-

Dorothy.

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n.~.n». .si os... vu ii. ...im ma. .i i<.»»L»._' ._

rvico in St. Pollfs on July ¢th_ to Holllnd Qovo,_`Iiik_ornisu the new ommshsontoshsls diver woddlnl! ,ani other fnvdi-ite summer camping

spots on now brliht with holiday

..;.. °..:... ........-..i.....;...<......., ... ...... .. ..,... _s s- Clear at or

sr work, representing twenty-two Vin; summer days not- ' snlutions prssonfsd King 600110 ‘“';¢&"~h*'°'5”|7 'md' ‘nd “"7

-hard ' to' duplicate elsewhere. _

includes values worth up_.to _

Thev _ are odds---only one Qriigvzgi sizes of each kind left_---which#-ex-si

plains the very low price. Mostgg; in Browns, Greys, Blues and ne stripes. There are also a few N0r=_l} folks and Pinch Back models for thej younger man in this lot,-only _aboiit-J] fifty left so if you want a good suilsi

at at reasonable price secure i' one!

before they are all picked up

Henderson & Cudmorc

Sizes 36 to 44 inch

_ _ _ . . _ _ _ £l;LY6 918

W wi ' _ . V t ‘ rA`!_‘l';*_-1- _'_ 1,* Y _ _ ° "f I wi tr ,-4) if

oo'oooooo”%o`6o’o‘o'o`6o'oo ¢‘ouoooo<p'o9o'9¢g»6' I _ , ,_ '- *"__" ”“" ‘

Haberdashery”_- 5 -

.ti ..._....i.... spas... 1...... V' - .- - I ‘ - At $15 _we are showingi-voluesill '

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Dwellings, Furniture, Churches, Schools,-

S_tores, Stocks, Factories and Automobile risks effected at lowest rates consistent with

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gilt. rl .

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absolute security. 5-'il I”

‘ Policies cover risk of Lightning as well as Fire. _

'f-<<-fn!///,zz-1-.'~;:§,2mA'wz%J¢."f5fv$f¢% 7/,1i.=z;:27/A:¢f///'//7///7,,.'%'4<-'/1:1%2;;'.ff40,-,ow-w=,%"' '

HYNDMAN. of-CQ. l.-Iii.

9'b| 0.uce»iiSt.. (ha`rlottctown,PE.»l_. ,

az/;;v '< 7..ri;:1';m4.;<m;%m;z»;:u-aw;.,: /4.2. ic'wvmcffw-M/4o"4v1-rfa/:zz.v!;ca/r "ff -i.;f;"-1... ,- '

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~.i ~. ‘ i ~ ' i _ Tliui-sduv’s Patriot ' t Ott i’ r '

V their family, have sken a c age _ o

(Ali rights reserved) sir-Mv intention has only ust

religious, nuturnl, social ilnanclnl and "0" "le "H ““Yi"lg» onli’ 'W0 P°"e°n’

ergo carr broad handkerchief col- ' ’ _ had the power to release him (the rs or ninih gingham. Dork suits and °'°'Y °"“"' “""'°“” °‘".° ‘hat P" prisoneri. .namely the Attorney-Gew one piece ffmcks 68",” high mums ploxes you. If 9. Del‘§0ni1l answer ie- eral and the LleutenantGovernor.”

___________ f www, and broad gauntket 'cuffs of required enclose 11 flve Cent SUHIID- I 11° "Ol l¢"°W ffem-WHO!" Y°\l fe-

i ‘ blue ,mae lavendn and yellow or_ Na names Wm be published; if you ceiveil your information, but it is In-

' ' _ correct. What I did say was -thot

gandie edged' with niet ace or with prefer. slzn yvur initials Only. or use ,h nl -

_ _ ~ ere were o y two ways by which the `oigandie itself. The use of hril- R DB0lld0l1Yl11- prisoners could be released from jail

nanny smped and checked gingham lv for an offence under the Prohibition, for entire collars has mei with ap- "A COMMON Lixiaoiinii" v.-anis-io ACI--First by the Darden of-ellie Llell-

' ig Dl'0vnl in France, although it is Glill know what prospect there is for him “’““"t`G°"e"“°" “nd ’°°°”d"b7 °“

iii'

_ _ order of the Supreme Court. I cer-

anuestlon ln abeyanee ever here- in this woi-ia or the next Your pros- mul, dm not my that me Attorney.

pects are bright and they are getting General had any powe?\in the mat-

is possible for you to do so. As to the

'The prophecy is that 'America will b,-igmeh Lobo,-ers are making mo,-o gcri iiiiri tot quoite :nie ads’ sayli;g wel; take to these COURTS Wllh €880l"|1eSS- money that mechanics made up to lf; r;‘e‘r"Vr‘i‘l\a]‘:‘;';u|"‘ifs 5:" “féuld vgglye For ihose Who <10 H0! like UN? all' four or five years ago. The lot ofthe tmq c0'rm(.l|0n_ _ '

‘ KlllEhlll11 C0ll8l‘S there Wlll be nnlil' laboring men iluriiig the centuries luis Yours faithfully,

0' for a “sion and a mice to lend me' sopk. organdie and heavy filet lace not been of thc best, but*-these dark A-_E- A:l£ENAUGi.'T, gal

ones edged with broad bands of gills- days ure over. Many laboring men 0| mu t ‘“`”°Y' “"9 '

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ham. , ' rls'e to positions of distinction and it mr e own E July -1918

o o o -

Amen! ine llelllily VlSll0l'B ln0l0" next world your pl‘0BDe0f- IS BWl1Y`li‘linai°d’s biniment Co., United-

- -‘UK to Summei-side on Dominion Dal' ahead of rich men. Chrisvs mission '

est cry’ - i VV*'¢"`° Mr- and Mrs' l‘I°yd.W°"n°r’ is largely to the working classes, and De” s”"”TM° fm ‘ 3"- u"°~'9

I ' I linen' guests Mr' and Mrs' Charnan ho ~is` building ii mansion for you iii` 3:dss:'lm:o£l‘:id“::';oT{ aitama vi?" of Sackville, Mrs. (Dr.) Dewar and the Bk|°s_ ' ,

_ me to breathe. I tried all kinds of

MINS H°dKB0n- Tnel' were Knee" 0', ° ° 0 Liiilineiils and. they did mo no good. thq Misses Mulrhead. . _ ‘

A woiito or woi~.;-miss w. w. 0"e lwllle or. M-iNAi1D's -Lim-

* ° ° ,, , MENT. warmed on ilannels ond sp-

A Toronto item appears in ii. Sl. mms' Have we “ right to be hum” Pliell 011 ’ li ‘ ` /'

ni renst cured me cam

with so much siiffering in the world"" ,

' ' , - ~ ~ plciely.

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