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PAGE Four ‘ rm: cHAiiiJo'r'rirrowN GUARDIAN ` MAY 14, 1918 '

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= Morning Daily (founded 1801). $5.50 par yaar, (Dallv-I

lla Gharluiialuwn liuarriianl

bred) In advance, $250 per year (mailed) In advance, In

_ Canada. and $8.00 for U.8.A.

Evening Daily (founded 1907) $2.00 (dollvarad or by;

Mali ln Canada, and $2.50 for U.S.A. I

in ii siniii-i slap on the shoulder oi` ilie Aiiiericaii, ‘tit-riernl l’ersliirig,' he repeated ciiili\rsirisiiciill_\'. ‘_voir`r~- the gr't-uiesi man in Europe-.' Such was

ihr- tribute paid the _-\ni<-rlcan t-oriirniiuder by tho liead oi` the liriiish ;ii~in_\‘ .and the man upon whom tin- rivilizr-ri world is dr-pr-ndliig to keep ilie di-» i'»-rives oi` i’iir'is and ihe Uliariiiel poris iiilaiet."

;~ Head Office at Charlottetown, Branch Office at Sum-I

I5*NHO

IERUSIIllM Iillll Ill SEE _ BRIIISH

' mum. Alberto". Sourls and Montague- While some doubtin Thomases may in-I ri..~_i_-_iii _if im__rrirr_i--_ out-ir 'ni-rin

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§sinuate that ordei ly sei-geants are not com-I \v<-l<~oiii~-ri ihf- Allies upon 'tru-r'r _eri-

petent witnesses as to the proceedings at

lii'iiiii'e into Jr-i'ils:ilf_-rn. and press des-

Tll€S(IHy, l\rl21_V Idlil, 1918. - `. ` - . Ipriiciir-s rr-ll us that _.once their urivr-iii

secret sessions of war councils for the very

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__ _ ___:_____W__________ ~_______________ "__ _______ __ A _____g___ _ _ _ I iln- liol_v t‘lt_v has been eleiiiii-r‘, quiet-

-- _ _good reason that these ol'licial_s are notI,.,. ,,,,,| ,,,,,,.,. ,,,,,S,,,.,.,,,,S ,,,,,,, ,, ,ms

» _- (`l<l‘lUl'l`~\|fl»_|'5 IUC( UNI’ usirallv present at such functions, iievei'-lilo.. roi- i-_»i.ri.i~r__»..~. wimi _-oiiiirirors

._ , . _ _ I ith(-less we cannot but admire the eager

-lirere like there unrlei' ihr- i`iii'kish

From l-`i‘i_day Zlrd till _vesterday liiih Iness of this _Voiiiig recruit to find great, “_'I"I 'I"“I"“," “I"_ "”" g"'I"`II ’I'I""‘ “II "I"

and probably continuing, the t`oi,iiil.y jail in _`i|ualtics in his country`s soldiers, even if. '_"'_I_" _I"‘I I.`I",'I'I _BI‘I“j`I' ‘I “I"II_`I‘_'_I"“I" Charlottetown has been \vitlioiir_ an inmate. the eagerness be tinged with a little inven- This is the second time since the jail was tiveness. We have done it ourselves on thisliir-_» i' .~_-_rf ni- wr-nes; -~i\'rr_»ii I'i~iiIi--

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built in 1.911 that we have had :ni r-ntrri-l_v side ol the border and we have no iloiibt_Il<~»_»- -I--<'l---~~~-I war ull --ui-rr-<-1-=_ of Hi-

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` "W-?'T""""I"T-`""'

___`. _s_hing, h_as reached out and grijiiied the Al-

, slaughts of the German invaders in Picar-

empty jail, the other occasion -beiiig four our southern cousins will ere long lind good I "I"-" -'°“'f"* “'-*-"I P"<----vi--\’ =“"'*‘”‘“‘I“*

. ,,.`,`,- _ in , _. in . nl, H, I; ,_ ,nugp L indul ._ ' _____ - _ : _lille t-oil:-rris,. <-liurf-hrneri_ .ind ineirli- yea S 'itgu I d last U 0. l t lb _I U *QL In G T Iving Mud n0“ ,anis :vho li;irl'In-eii doiiiit-ileil for niany

This is eiicouraging; it is the best re-rconnnon _i-_'i':_ice of boas_tfulness. ,_,,,,,_S ,,, ,,,,, __,_,,,,,,___ .,~,,,,_,. ,,.,.,.,_

` cord in at least seven jtars, probabl_\ the

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Iiiirirclri-rl oil' likr;_ei'iiniii:ils to liairias-

b0St I`€COl'(I ill llli.l.I1\' VUill'b3 llllti l'(_,IiltfCl.S CIT- 0 It-us :ind were their scniii-reil through

upOll tile C()llllllLI`llll._V 2l.ll(I LIIOSQ WilO,`I_ Noir To Bl.: TR l.,`_rl»|_~l) ?\'orihei'n Syria and Anatolia. It was

f f I ,, ` ' “ , Ir-oiisiili-r~r-il that those iridoriiiiiaie

have to do with the en o-'cerncnt o :iw

1iioii-r-oiiilizirants were to be di-.eiiieil

~UadII ONIIUII- Let It (1085 IIUI IIeCeSS;II.II_lI‘I - - _ 2 lirisorrers-oi`-war". 'l`he_\' wi-ie ilieri-|'oi‘e

Rev (`vrns 'l`o\vnsIiend l.i'adv of New

“II that’ If “II IIMI t/IIIJIII ‘I9`I°I`LS’ LII" IMI I York bIie.~IieiitIs in succinct toi‘iiiIflie cast "II I “'III III' II""‘I“I II"I`”III"""”

, ,ne - ~ _ . ‘ _ _ ' , lil i 6-i l | e

: should bo empty, It may ini-an, and iiiI________,n‘»__, _,___ iGe__m____ ______p,___ ______i_ _______-_a_i_:__iiri._,_,.-ir ,-,-unipiirjii-__»pris;,__i_i__:i

“ fact does mean, that some who should be, “_ ~ _ I -_ _ . ' _ ‘f-` -----.\---s -1- -~u='e~ -v ---~-I--y ‘<

_ _in jui, _MA ____,,,, _ll ,__,_____, ,,.,______, ,__ __ ,_,,,_,,_,__,,___ _ :ip_iiiii.1i__t-li_e rise ot ilu- (lei man language. in_._..r nn- _.r,.,,,,,,,,, ,,, ,.,,,,,,,_,, ,,,,,,.,, ,,,,,,,,

` ‘ ` ' ` "_ ~ 'the United lstrites when he ;_;ays: ,mt-riio_r.~; or raiinig for ii-on-ii nie 'rin-it

"We :ire at war \vith the whole II-“= '°\ -“"0-‘I0-‘S ge----S

cliarged on the rec-ortls without a coiri-s-I 'ponding credit at the jail; there is a high-I Way robbery for which some one should bel serving time. And so we must not lull our- ; selves into the idea that we are observing_ the whole law simply because none of us isl in jail. The fact that ii burglar, and al highway robber ami other iiiisileriieaiiaiitsf are still at large onl_v argues that we need)

__ more active police surveillance in the (‘.ity.§

We have but :i few policemen; they do noté know all the wrong dot-rs hui all the \vi‘ongI doers know them and know wherr- they’ are; they can watch the police and take ad- vantage of their _rn'o\'einents. While anvg crime, even the slighest- goes undetected it is an incentive to further crime_ The great- I test 'misfortune that can befall a boy is to] get away with his first offence; it invariab-| ly leads to a second and often to conlirinedl criminality. There are some young crimi-I mils still in Cliai'lotteto\vii_ probabl_v a v_ei-_vi few, and the police are evitleiitlyirnable to, ferret them out. What is now needed is ii, plain _clothes officer \vho shall not be tool conspicuous in making investigations. SuchI an official would no doubt succeed veryl soon in rounding' up what few embi'_vo, wrong doers we have. I

Meantinre coiIigi‘atiiIzitions are in orde

to the authorities forthe splendid recort

that is being made.

German people-not merely with the

but with every German. I They are all tarred with the same stick. It is im- r possible to read the statements of re- I tiirned or escaped prisoners, verifica-

Hohenzollerns and the junker class 'ITM way if 'he Turk -

“.»\ liiile later the pairii-ii'lis,

bisliops, and other administrative- oiiir-ials of the t‘hrisilan roniiniinity wr-re hiisiled oi`l` on the tender pre- tr-xi that their vuluaiilr- livi-ri niiisl

tion ot which is ample, without arriv- ,,,__ ,_,__,,___,,_, ,-,.,_,,, ,,,_, ,_,_,_,.,,a,.,,,,,,_

ing at the conclusion that the women

I-iii-iii_'.'. .-\ll this was doin- io over-

UUII CIlII(Il'€ll Zll`0 (IS had HS Lhif ]]]@]]_ Iiiwi- ilir- local IMosli-iris, to induce

Wl,U,', “r,)n]e,, of all Classes ,Nuke ;,_ iiliero io siipporl the iloly War, and

practice of spitting upon helpless woiinrleil prisoners and upon women and sick children who happen to use an_ Eiiglish word in their hearing; when German I-led Cross women re- fuse food to starving prisoners, in some cases pouring it upon the ground in their presence to tantalize them-when children are taught to throw stones at stockade prisoners and join in celebrations oi’ the sinking ofthe l.usitania~ they show themselves on a level in spirit with the rapists, ra- \'a_e'ers and persecutors in the German army. Therefore the only use we shall have for the German language will be to enable cai'efull_v selected persons to make the Gerinans understand what they must do to be saved after we have beaten them to the dust ”

l)r.I Brady holds that the German peo-

iostiinulaiie their fiiiiriiiclsrn. The "l`nr'l-;lsli lloveriiinent t-lost-rl up :ill Ihr- sr-hools and vliiiriizibli-. institu-

tions i-orrrliiciell iiiirlf-r the niispir-es oi` (iii-at llriiiiin, i-‘i°:rrrt-r-:riii-I lliis- --i:i_ :ind I lair-r' on io llaly rind _-\riiei'ir~:r. 'I‘hr-,v took possr-ssioii of the r~liiii'i‘lic-s, school buildings, and otlir-es. rind 'looted ilu-ni ol' all ob- jects of iiiieresl zinrl' vziliri-_ li` the ariilrorilir-s had kept ihr-so iliiriigs llieinselvr-s il would liiive been coni- prr-lir-nsible, brit thi-_\” iiiriierl the hliurl eye while the soldiers and the nioli rifli-ri libr‘zii'ies and inrrse-urns and sold pi'ii-eIess"olijects iii the baziiars for ilii-. smallest trille. 'i`lie_v elosetl up the eoiivents ol the nuns. driving iliern out into the t-orIiiiii'_\',

and scatit-_r'iir_g the i'o\iiiillirn.fs, those lrapolr-ss orph:i'n cliildreii who had no ir-.fiiiqe and knew no other par-

ents than iliesr- dr-voted \voineii."

Arabs Not Fooled

ale are not to be trusted, whether they livi-

Hui the l~liiliiin‘s pi‘or‘lnii\ziiion of

S|I|’l‘i|{li.-\I|'|V|‘i.\' Ill lII(I [IllIt(*(i iQll,2lItI_\' Ol' Ill (i(‘l`lll1ll`i\'. TI`lli;1| ri jiihziil, or' lloly \\'iii'. si-4-ins to liiive

is ii s\vef-ping iiidir-tiiieiit. '

trilleri vs-ry llai with the lor-:il Ariihs.

, _ who were not :ri all grilled by the

We have almost acquired ii new voca-

bulary since the war began. We lrave been dealing in supei~l:iti'ves; _Iii_imlrei‘ls have been substituted by millions, millions by billions. The greatest things in the history of the World have been our daily fare in our reading and thinking. Naturally livin_ej and thinking in 'the _ midst of - these imi_nensities we have cultivated our super- latives and if we boast of great achieve- ments or sorrow over great disasters we are perhaps not so much to blame.

_'If we in Canada have carried our super-

latives to a perhaps irnseemly length-and we occasionally have-we have some ex- cuse. Canada and Canadians have loomed higher and larger among the nations in the last four years than we could have antici- pated before wo became plunged in the greatest event in history, so that “wc have whereof to boast.” We are pleased to find that we are not singular in the use of su- perla_tives, that we are not alone in re- garding our nation as one of the biggest things in the world. Our American cousins to _the south ai‘e also entering into the ti‘ue spirit of the superlative and we have no doubt that before the war is over they will have, good cause to do some shouting. AI- ready they show symptoms of ability to soar to pretty high altitudes.

The Philadelphia Public Ledger, in the

,course of a eulogistic article says: “The f personality of the American commanding general in France, General Jo n J. Per-

I lies.-until today he stands foremost among the command-ers who are blocking the on-

dy and i_n Flanders.” The article proceeds I to give its reasons for this exalted opinion of the general, by describing ah incident; at ‘the allied conference in Paris, as related bv General Pershing’s orderlv sergeant whc recently returned to the United States.. Here is the orderly’s account of the inci- dent: -

_ "General iiiiig arose from the table about which the chiefs of the three grr-ni nations nt war against the Teutonic allies hnd been sitting. Tho conference wan at nn end. History had bog"

- N340 ihll 611. Then General Pershing arose

and the two commanders looked each other in the ___ fail minute. Hllfs hand rosa and tell `

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It has been said that to get news of

home one must go away from home, The following from the Boston Sunday Globe ol May _'ith is so rich as to require no further _-ornnient than to remind our readers ofthe ~_»_'ood old days, now unl`or‘tuiiately gone for- ever, wlien the oysters used to walk into thc lionses and wait to be fed with potatoes which in those days were as abundant as rr_'\'.~1t(*l'SI

“Last _vt-ar the farmers down on Prince

Ifidward island planted large acreages of potatoes. They were unable to market them all, although there was an apparent shortage in the United States. Rather than h:iirl several miles to the starch factories, Prince Iildward Island farmers left their surplus crop of potatoes out in the fields to spoil.

“Oysters are so plentiful in the waters

and bays around Prince Edward Island that the farmers haul tons of them up on- to their land and plow them in for fertili- zer. Oysters are so plentiful in St. Pe- ters Bay, I’. E. I. that when the water is clear and still the bottom of the bay can be seen to be literally covered with oysters.”

ivorns _ _

Our path to the final goal may be steep

and hazardous. Unimaginable perils may yet confront us. I)irc liardships, bitter sacrifice- cruel loss, may be in store for us -but we shall never falter in our central purpose of' winning the ONLY peace worth while for this war-worn, battle tortured world.-Bottomley.

Binoculars and other marine glasses to

the value of $3,000,000 have been sent to the United States Navy Department in res- ponse to the appeal to individual owners to supply equipment of this nature to the expanding sea force of the nation. No d0_ubt the_best thing these glasses ever en- abled their owners to see was their duty

appeal in iiiihi lor' llio l`riiili,, Khalil

Bidas writes: ‘f_'l‘lii- Govt-rnnient h_v ev:-ry ineiiiis in its power' did its best to stimulate the jaliad. li lei it be lriiown that ii was anxious to insti-

iiiie a corps oi’ ‘wari'ioi's oi the

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.DAILY SELECTIOHS F0

GUARDIAN READERS 1

Furnished by W. 8. Louaon

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SOMEBODY ELSE

Who is sonic-boily Else? i slioiild like

io know.

Does he live iii thi- North or the South Or is he a lady fair to see. \\’liose niiine is in e_veryone‘s inouth? For Meg says. 'Somebody Else will

Isliigf

Or. 'Noini-borly l~I-lsr-. can play? And Jock says. ‘Please let Sornr-b0d_v'

lillsn '

llo some ol the errands todnyf

li ilir-rri`s :my hard or iinplezisant task, Oi' dIilI<'iill thing to do, I "l`i.-always offer-r-_tl io Somebody Else. .\'ow isn’i this very true?

Hur ii some fruit or ii pleasant trip

is oliereri' to Dick or Jess. We hr-:ir not ii word about Somebody

'l-Else.

Why? I will if-:ive you to gui-ss.

Thi- words ‘ol cheer for :1 stranger l:id,_ This soriieborly Else will speak; .Ariri ine poor and helpless who need

rr friend

Good Somebody -Eine must sr-i-k. 'l`lrr-. cup of cold writer in Jesus' name. Oh! Sorneborl_v Else must offer. Arid words or lovr- for n -broken liniirt

llrnvr- rSonr'r-body i~}isr-. will profier.

Thr-.re are battles in life wr- only f-:rn iight, I

Anil vir-torles, too. fo win. And So||iebotl'_v Else can not lake oin-

plum-.

When we shall have r-iii-lr-rr-ii ini But if Soiiie-body Eli-w has dnnr- his

work,

While we for our ease have striven. ‘Twill he only lair ll the blessed re-

ward

To Somebody Els_e is 8lY9|l~

to the country. ~ _ _

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was not the i'r'opliei`s standard reality."

,The School for Liars

The coniliiioiis of the lor-sl pr'r-et--I

wriiers in S_vi'iiin in-ivspiipr-r'.-r iaiiieil great- pi~olir~i»-iii-_v in dissi-iii.

Il<‘iI.l11Y. had lied i'i'oni Meltlia :intl

lletljaz, In-ing, iibi\iIidonerl' h_v i -‘ Arabs, who had rallied io the S

pt liiiil lied l'i'oni' i`riii'i»_ lioily piii'-' sued by the (liroin;ii~ iiriny, which hop _ ed to eaicli hiiii ai All-xiiiidi'ia bf-l`oi'i-_

he eililiiii‘k_r><C for l<`.iirripe as ii liiigilive

ery kind. Ai ii vi-ry eiirly dare thr-

papers if-eiiii-il with ii-bsiii'diiie.~_ of ev-

Geriiians took Paris, and the Tiiik:-1

irici held fesiiviiies with liar; wav - ings and fireworks on ii protiirsi- scali-

Londoii. and the population was se.-lr ing snl'ei_v by flight in_:ill dii‘r-r'iioii:‘, The ilindus, Alyliiiris :ind l’er:=iiirn=I had tie-t~lar'eii war' :igiiliist iiri-:i| llr‘li--

ians, and 'l`iiriisiriris ziigaiiisi i<`i-:rin--_ the Si-:riiiissi :r_u,aiirsi Iirilv. and ihr-_ .\i¢-xiciiris ;i_i-,:iiiisi f\rin~i'lr-a." _

Property Confiscaied

inonsr-s io liririilrr-tl'.i ol` 2~`-_vr'i;rii no able-s liviiiirg in l*Ii.;_vpt or Aiiir-r'ii':r o

r'ei`uger-s in (‘_vpi-ns or l-`_':\i_op»-_ 'i`l court allowed ilu-rn tr-rr il:i_vs I whit-Ii to iniikr- their irppr'-rii‘niri-e,

and all pr-rsons t-ogirizaiit ol' ilri-ir,

r-oininiiriiciiie their iiil`or-niriiiori the ;niilroi'lilr-s, As ihe iii-|`<-iuliiiiil

of llie if-rin. the r-oirri tif-Iiverr-rl

jirrlr-,rua-iii. eouliseatr-rl thi-ii proper! '

and all who had the least criirireciir i with tlif-in."

BENEFACTOR OF STI

' F. X. IS COMING

AN'l‘IG<().’\'lSlI. i\I:i_\' li! lJei_;i`r-+-‘

vier- l'riiver'sii_\', Aniil=;onlsh. :ii ‘_'.Zl0 i ni. Tir:-adiiy, lilav l~iih. Ariiong the visitor' will be Ur. Nr-il l\‘icN<-ill, o Bosloii, the great heir:-i`ar'ior ol' ilu- iiuivr-i‘.~iit_v and l~lieiir_v Soine_r‘\'illi-, ‘ writer' and li-ctiirer on social siil)_ir_-i-is I-‘iiilay liit-Dorizild, K, 1'., ot` S_vdiie_v. will dr-liver the principal zilltlrw-ss to the grridiiuies. i\ir'. Soiiieiwille will address the lady grrirluali-s ol' Mt. iii. Eli-i'ii:ir<l’s Ladies' (`olIi-ge. Rev. _Iris l\lcKf-oirgli will pri-aclr the biiealiiii- reate sernion. '

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YOUR PROBLEMS SOLVED _

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l)i'. l.insr-oti in this column will

help yon solve your lierirl problenis religious, nairiral, social, iliiiiirvlirl and every otlier iinxioris i-are that per- plexes _\-ou. ll a personal nris\\'i-r is ir-quired enclose a five rent striuip

prr-fer, sign your initials only; or usi- ri psendoiiyin.

“l'|` W()l.ll.l) lildili’ STillilCN'i`S

VERY l\llli‘ii" writes ii inzin si-ekln

stand why one class of thoughts iiijure

these, when plrotographed, show vib-

constrrictive vibrations thrii build the body into iii-.altir und sire-.irgili.'l` vibrations ni worry. anger. sorrow hnirr-,rl ctr.. rm- nyc-ionic in charm-i and as tiesiructivn to health, and har- mony in human system ns cynloiies nre to life und property.

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A Pllill.lf‘. Sl’EAl{iEll:-A young

nirrri risks how he enn ln-r-nnie n good public speaker. Almost irny norliinl riinn may become ri public speaker li hr- has the will power to i|ririllt'y, Some tziko to public speaking ns nntnrnll_v as ii dur-k to watr-rj others iiiikc poor work of it in the beginning -but by ern- r_-nt_enrleavIor ber-ome r-ll'r-.r-trial speak- ers. i’rnr:tise pribllr' speaking ns of-len as you nan. _lolir ii debating snr-li-i_v. When ri boy I lrarli an absorbing dc,

Alisr-liter-s :ind rf-iiigr-os sei-rn lol ir

‘ sire to preach and i made the oppor-

fllilll' by volriiitary recruiting, But-

tho appeal fulleil. and none oi' the . Arabs hastened to join thc wirr. _ ~____ i |\,,i¢,. in ,|,@ ,,,,_,,,,,,,,,_ _ knowing vt-rv' well that the' (iovern-' , |l"i~or-r our own <‘r»r<i-r--lionrlr-iii I. 'I' '|~ -I-

iueut was not sincere and thiir the-_ ~ ---_ _ \__l_l__i_=\=_‘1fIICI_1;II>' _11l2_ii0_urr_c_-eil that the _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ . ' 'is i oiin e 0 t-.._ .~,, _ Jahrd wa. n t th- _ ,~ - _ i _ “I “UD . ‘ q nl on hphulf 0_ ‘ i'evi\‘\-il ilriil beiori- long ai rlririiiavl lil) HHH hiilllldroll ol"(`av:ili‘\' or int. iaith. Init oi’ the Gr-r'iiia|is. l<eiwii.~'_ “.,,, |,,. ,,,,,,,,. ,,, ,,,,. |_,|,,,,-,,| |,.,,,i,_,-. _ i‘airi;rr.ii:rii i_‘orps iii l-‘r-aiici; and lin. ,._,_ issued by the Slielk-iii-lslani about: _,|,|,,; ,,,,|,i,.,|_ ||,..|~,- ,ii-~ iiiosr- who iii--_ inailiider-_ ot ilie polli:e_\vi|l go oi-,.1-craig UN’ HOIY War were rlisseniiiiz.-ii~il \'I:|r'e that the r~liarris" “"II ‘IIIII"l‘fI I ‘I'* ""l‘;:‘"'<‘\'_I\Il\‘l|I_s_ for tin- c:r\-iilrv . ._ _ - ‘ in-~r-rid oi` the |n'»~s<-iii sessiorr. 'l`ii:=_r4»-in-r';r 3'. . vale i'roni Nh' lv, ,. _ -'\¢--iwmi~@.- i -i ir » I. _ _ . - . . --“-el I ' "IMI ‘I !I‘II" “I 'II I mi time ii is .\lr~_ l-Z_ .\l_ _\!;ir-rloii:iir|_ ihr- I\~~nrp. .\liiiisler~ oi ()vrrs..,,5 A,,,,,,_,_°, IIm`I‘IIIIII"II "S `III‘° *““`I"‘II "IIIIII‘I"IIIII OI- -aioriiiv pi-ir'»»l lrorn l’ir~ioir who is i-`o|'i-es -it-ries ilrii lln- <‘an'ldiiri itI I

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the }’i'ophet` was trirltr-d about i'i'0iii, niini--d as the new ,\los~~-s. .\i1~ _\irn-- will izrlir- a =a|ir;ulr'ori, and i|,,_- ,H22

_ _ _ _ ..

,WW Dllice to another. This flag \vris` doiniirl has In-i-ri in iii_i;i~.\;i rlrri-ir_|l-I IlII"i ‘_‘III_ I_--_~ lirrown iii, llie it. _\'_ W _\i. i'_ ,,,.,,,,g,,, ,O _,,_,,_,,§_,,,_m mu, ,,,__ “_,,0,__‘ piisi ivr-ek. :ind tin-re is ir-;r-.orr lor ir _ ~.i|rr_i_i ion |ri__i_iiri<-iptiirnii ol i»\-i»|'¢t,»,,., I ` » ‘ lir " lli'ii 'ri so r-|"il r-r»iil--i'~- ii‘~~.~: _ ln--y ~.. - ,. ,_ _ _ _[__

in \\

,ai-ki.,-,_ ,,|' ,\lr' _\l:ir~rIoiiiilrl hrive li~-r-li I ldvr-i' siiiw- ilir- war iiiiirii-rl the poli.-,j -y|r»ni|in_r-_ rin- olive Iii-ririclr ro lin- lirii lizrvr- been arixiotis io gn; ,,v,.,~,,,.,l,_, -|':il.s srrppfwiiiii-_ ilu- lion-i'\iiii--iii wilir niid

view to ilieir ri-irrrrr io the told uri- - 'l`lrr»|-i- iii~e»:rIi'r-:rely niriny rireiiiln-|':i oi'

I i r

_ ii

' dr-1' 4-. I1-irrler who will ln- intrrr- :r<-<~r-pl- il

__ I zilili- io ilii-in ihrrii :he |-l'¢‘f~\'|lI 1-l\'I liriii:ir_\' I-‘ui'r'<-_ _\'oii|e irri- nn-1| “_|,,

was patlielic. Illie writer says: "lln- \`~,, ,,,,, ,,, , ,,,,, i,,_ ,,, ,j,, it ir , `

iii-' ii

IH r ., iii j,

liin en iriiisse- that the Sultan of I~li;_\';, |

As i‘l=i.;_iril:s ihi- war in l-Iiirpor-_ our 'I

and the German 1-ominiiniry in our dis IU

rl lv<i'llll', ilu* irr|ill"'i will-li lllv I-'."H"lI~|I

The (lernian Zeppeiiii-5 limi' iie¢j.iro_v~-<i_ ei --~ir.<ri mr rhr- _-li-r-riou

‘ r .1

` rl

Ir- I

:iin and Russia the Moi'ol-<-airs, Algr-r »\I

lil

‘ Ir.

Ilurlilv ihr- one l-Inizlii-Ir .pr-rrl_iri;'_ i.ilr1-r' ' ` rl

\\ ,.

linve had ii had iinir- so l";rr- :is their I VU

prop:-r'i_v and the rr-nniiriing riii-iii-mf

In-is oi` their firrrrillies were r~oiir-erri-I _, ed. Khalil llitins s:i_vs: “'l`li<- inili-- lr

_ I

tary court iii .-\:iIi,v;i issin-tl sriiii-,"="

I iii ini|_- I-ini nr-rrr-pi Irlr ri 'ir I_I_ IIli.s||-an-:rIil|||; |.iIn-i':il»<_ .\li' .`ilrii'pIr_\ -‘-

ir\_ w iri I0

, Int

plaro of resiili-rit'e were rr-r|ui|'r-d ir-I in

_ _ ii

had not :ippr-iii-eil :ii ihr- r-xpiririioii ,,,

_\__ r I.

:ind i-r'iir-ily iiiisiised their faiiiiilii-:~ _WI

‘ii I

_. - - __ _ .__ ._ wonrrl ln- iilill- lo ;id_|orir‘ii li_\' Ihr- r-nd “HI Im ‘0II“"I‘II ‘II N' I'I"II‘I"` xi ol' rn-\'| wi-r-lt. lnri this i-_ nor now like

li iolii- rr ih/ed i _rii~r rlr- i lrrni-

I ln-

_, ill il _

'l‘Ii<-lie iiielinlr- lin- i‘ .’\.' it bill :inn M iii ' ' ~ ~\

I\ I

rind another class promotes hr-ulili. (_

l?.

. . - . I"

more light ll we eonlrl only iinirer- _,.,,,, K,-,.,.,,.,, ,,.,,,, ,.|,,.,.,-_., ,-,~,,,,, |,,,,|,

sl In

Thoughts produce brnln vibr‘iillons, ,,

(

mf l‘i'rir-r-erlirii.: Sir ltoln-rl told the llorise

was wanilering liopelesslv in lin-Il'

till- wliillil Iii- ov:-r‘ Iii.-il lil|'_lil_ liiil _

r-i-lr-il io pr'o\‘ol¢~~ riirrrr- oi' lr-as dis r'iissioir_ iiinaliv niorw- Ii was i-onli

liill would po over irniil nerr :rr~:»¢riori

but tin* liohi-ri :riirioriiieed _\'»-‘iii-i'rI:i_\' ,., Ilizii this was irol the r-onr-u- inieiidr-il ,

The di-l>:ii»- on tho Iiiirlr-,_-i liner, on thi- ,_ wliolr-_ noi Ina-ri or an :il-rirrioriioirs ,

liiir‘iit-ir-it Sir' :iam had :i few sliols

i thi-_ l'r~-ini~-r' :ind his old trii-rid Ihr- ,,, AIIIII`II'“II ‘III I'IIII:III""'_‘III‘I II"II:IIII' II‘"" "’l‘li;ri is whv I think Doild`s Kitinel'

\l I `I" "

.r-iiiierix' 1-l;i:.l|»-d oit-|' soriir- r_i|` Ilii-

i'iiir‘isiii:r ol' iiil- fr»|'ii\¢-i"-r ir--\'.~r|i:i||t-r_ ,,. l\Ir'. I\Icl:-_r:ic_ one oi lhr- in-w riii-riilii-rm

l`i

iiilf-r‘i-siiiir; :ind iii-:li'ii<~'li\'»» r-onir'ilrir- »,, lion io the Iirirlr-_i-i dr-lizrte, in the _, orirsr- oi' wlrir-li Iii- ill-:rli willr lin

_ . .. . li

siiinriioii nrruhi ln- inorr- r~|lr-<-irvi-ly

Ii ii

n wlrI<'li ii was strrll-ri Ilrnl :rpplicrrllolrer for eiillstrirr-iii in the |I_\'ini; corps \vr-re

0'1"i`-\\\'\ \la\' \~ 'l`Ii<- rr-port is

_iinii he ihoiiglii it possible sim, . corps iniglii be eslablislied, lin; |13 was not in a position to suv anvlhirig le ` `

-ling _ _ . \ _ r I I- li-riiillliu; ‘-his alaiii-rl .1 ini

popnloi-ion had io i;o'oui to ni,-,-1 it. w,,,,.}, |,,. |,_|r| _inn pi-oinii...i,| |,,|,,.,. . _, ,,,,,,,,|, ,,L._,,_ ,\, ,1,,. ,,,,,,. ,,,,.,._, w______ Ili-rsh tlivv liiww well <--11---rm il air; rin- .iron--r~ or rr -ri.-_-_-s-i_.r- ro sri- 1: oirrei-rs :nur 242 no-ri or ri... ,,,,,

'Illrlrl wits llii- r-hir-t' iopir- o|` iii.-ir-ris _ l'or'i-r- iivailiilili- Slum- ill.-1, .|31 |,_,\._:

inn .\lo|‘eri\'¢-i', il is :=i:il~-il lliiil llir' r In-eii rr-1-r‘iliir_~iI_ iilnkliii-_ :r total oi riff,

lliis wish is iiow In-iilg gr-iiiiiipd

ie i`or'|'»- wiih ilie Viiiiiuliiiii l~Jxp»I-iii.

;| 'ei » ij - '-ii-i' io'in-rl up iininr-iliriir-l_\' thi-i|~ periorl oi is an open sr-ri-ei that .\lr‘ .\l;i<'rlori :ir-ririr-o with ,|,,. ,,,,|,,.,. ,__x,,i,~,.,|_ ,,,,,,

4 i 4| r

ld clit-|'i:rli<-s iiinliilrrin-i in r‘-ig: rd l over' iil‘i_\‘ wer- so eiiiliiirriiviiir- ii, ||,,.

ned |i_\' rr-I-r»iri r-vi-nis 'I`o In-viii _\\I||\ wo ol' his |'i\'ril:¢ li:r\'l- In-»~|i rl--lrniir-l_\' ,.,,,o\-etl_ Mi' l’rir-_slr-_\' is now I,ir-iiI- lr

,,,_,,,,,g ,ms _,md __________,,m,__ m,wS_, ;|_|r- |.ilir-r'rrl lr-itil.-r'-:Iii|i And llir--ie rrni- riririier' llizil lh»;\ boiiiglll ont llii-ii' dis.

_ 'lions lriivi- In-»-ii coirrriilr-|';rlil_\' in-ij.-,lil _i-lirii'l',»-.

\\r- were told iliril the King o|` the ,.

` 'I' 'I' -|-

'|`In- lfriiiarla i<‘ooil iloaril, in its i.|_ iris iii pi'o|nolr~ liii‘i'i-:ist-Iil coiisiinip-

iiairl iiovr-r'iioi' ol' New llrirrifiwlr-It. lion oi' vi-,_;,.|,,i,|,.,c, in orrli-r io pr,-y,.,,, nrl I\1r'_ 'ilmlnirii has _i;oni- ii:i_r~lr _io wasir- and io niaIi" liossilile lariioi' >rir'ir;rli.-tin tirii' ir'r»~nd “.\~-rlrli~_- shipin--iris oi' wlioiit and nn-:ri lor ov-

ilriyi-il tr niiii-li slii'<~wd»-r sririir' IIIHII ei's»-ns, is tiisrrilnillnrx, wiiidoiv rar-its

r thru- -iiill ini ` i1.i| I- Ihr

-rnrgliorrl i`_:in;idii rrryging the inn;-..

iiln-i' rl' -r ,-_- er -r. irisr ' ~ ar- L Ill" I*'1lll'Il`¢iIlIi* Wilfi ""II<'l'|`|\"'I IUIHI yr-iii-i';rl rise- ol iiolriiiie-s, <'i|i'i'ois. liirii ixinr-_ thai ()rr~~|n-r» would rloniiiiirir- ilir- ips _

I ii

\‘.

:ind oiiiou.-r. The liorirrl point.; out

i»\i l.ilir-rail <':iiir-its :rnri |h.ri \\lio»-\r-i rpm if ini- pr-ople of Vaiiadii are in roulrl |i.» :fir \\ ilii'id‘:a siii-i-_-_-~~t<rr' nrii:-;| ,~`.

In-ve tht- -rlioi‘liigr- ol' rw-ri-:tis ani;

irrcr- ro ili~- I~`i'»-iifliVliiilrrliztli IHH-2 ini-or in I-Iirrwrpe ili»-_\_' niiist coiireii-

ii- ex,-iiir-riilwi' for l'ir-ion -urine riiii ir

iroiri lv og-:iiii-r inn- r r|prirrii_ .irc ili»- oiil_\ iso :~;iiIi:iiilui»-ri ai pre:-ieiir

are on nieril and vegetables whlr-it

-F' ~l- 'I' _ ;rv:iilirble in Iarifr' tiriaiiiiiie:-i_ _-\ii ap-

lllif -l~‘f.=l>iY-’ 1-II N" “ll-Wl~`~ 'H1011 p~-oi is br-iiig niade io dealers, wo-

o\'»-i'iiii\i-rir ber-;rrii~-_:iii :ii~r-oiiiplislil-i_l .,, it-r \li' Mar-rloii__ltl_ -.viih :in eve to _H

eii's iiiafiiiiiiririioiis, Boards of Trade irl liiiirliw-rl associations to help in

ii- tiirin'--_ wi-1--lv iw-iizirin-rl iroin ~1.\ this I-iiiiipiiigii.

K I Ol

rriirin \\.r_ ._ I

id nor -we hini rrr;rr~|l\r- lil- tool-. __ tori- than :in orilriiil i i'\~ `i|ir»-r'.-~.l in

ii said in |iir\r»hri:rrIi- :,i-vi-r'riI iiiorr- or

i- _\1;|<-rloii.-rirI`:; |‘r~li.'-in»-ril l`i'rrii| llir- '\‘

ss iriir-r'i»siiiil', \'isit,~i io .\l\>iilr‘i-nl, __

.|,| in |'ir-ron .srrvwd liirri ii'i»rn de- -II' -xii. -.ihil-sl hi.-= ripprr»=,ili'rrr io roiisc|'ip ‘~|I

lion zfirr ii_i'_IIi»-rr--rl Iii-' hold on Qiir-In-<-

llon. .\lrri-il-ir-li :\lcl-liniioii and lion

Il .\lr'|~,i~.--ri iven- in Ottawa this

-illi,

'I' 'P 'I'

Mrs, .\`ir~i|oI-roii, wile ot' .\li‘. Donald `-l|<iI‘i<iri_ i\l II.. liil' 'Qitt-i-li`:i_ I' IC I. "iw-ri in liiiaiwir ai ii-W d;i_\':s iip1o_ :ind l r"-»in;riii irniii lin- sr-sniriri is over

lie in-i rr--~rilI i~ iI.:r_ io:I;r_\‘ lrr- i1 i-rr-

IrI'iir-iirri iii .‘r|i_» iiri]\rir'i:ili<~r- \\l|ii

r _ _ . _ _

. r

I ilu-re uirrrlrl Ir. ini opp- i|iri.r it ir- -i-lr-vllriii iii .\Ii'. \I:ri'<Irrir_rl<| ns lil- _‘VI ir- 'i-_s-lor' \Ii’ lIi‘ il|:ir‘ v Ir-i 'itil :~- III ii - :run wir: lli- it I ir-i I- i |» I II`

|,_ _ - -1- '

iii; ; ‘ _I .. '- I: :'1 si i'

‘as Sir \\illr'id Iiirrisi-i"'iy‘ :‘\»|ir‘»-i‘rr

, » _ _ »~, _ rin

-cial pr-i. i_-: ini lori.-:~~|‘ :i |.rvrir'i1.- ‘I-1 iirrr. .\ir- r._-rin.-r._\'. oil.-ii.-_~ orrriro Ie-

lille :in »-_\r'~-IIr»iil li»-iii-~ir:inl. is noi I ‘ _ _ _ilu-rr ir,....i as pr..-_~<.-»._<i»ri~ rin- ,r_-will \\'=-.vr Lili' our 1- r-1--rr --I I1-ml eb--111

il_\' ol` ir lr-.iii--|'_ .\l:ii'lir-ii./.ie i\'lrr__' i.»- I‘_’ ~itiiry, in the r»-is-irrrrirl »-lr-r_n- nr _ or _U

pup-ii_ii'ii,\'. ziirrl .\li' l'i|l'.'~|-'\' is -|i|r‘I-' III if :eivr-_-r r-r-pose :ii ili-~ lrniirls ol' an --I

lol_rrlliilriisirrriirrii wIro-_r- Iiirili he innili ill'

I-vr»rv I-|`r'or'i Io :iii'_rii:l~- ill' r-ririi's<- `-'

OF llllCl»\NT PLOTS

- v:ii-:tin land iii ihe' in-igliboi‘liood ihr- i-i|_v has been for ir loin: time I-rilii\':rir-il, :rriil thai io pliinl ll irrld rn- vi-rv lirrrd worlt, 'l‘ln-r_- |r'<-lirrnl :i sysir-iii ol' prilnlo plainl-

-: in whirl iln~_\' r-all “lazy In-ds " I rr- s;i_\- iii--re are soini- nn-n who vi- _r.;r'o\vii polnioes in tlirii inziiiiir-r‘ is rnrire lliiin <-Ig|ii_v _\‘r~;ii's _:.iiii'i- I

|»r i

nhl lr- nl .ill :rrr-r-|>i;rIri»- iii I-‘ri-nr'li __ _ IrIiiir<li-iii-' ri~ I .rrr-_-.-»-_-roi' io Sir- \\'i1 _\n'_' It har: been said that niiieli oi' id I i l»»lr~\rri rnorroiri iliri _ri I Ill*

, ol

rw ir l:iv,_\' In-rl rnride, but its iirr' :is

'an r~r-iiieriilier' ii was nriidi- lil thi-i

iii' i`r-~-i wirli- nrlil tis long, :is _\'oiii it will :iIIn\v; ii- will ln- In-lier to ril li; plaivr- your sr-is on lhi- Iiiri 1| prripr-r dlsi_i|ir'e rrpiiri. llie-ii In- i :ri one side rind d‘- ai `r-i-»- or

ii, pi

nl :inrl plrivr- il itrnss di\\\'iiwir|'rls oii_

t-lr _:et iill all on ihnl side are cov-

ir-re i-|:r_\' rrrrl ln- nil,-.ilrlirig in |Ir<--=- "" _

rir'|i_-s, II is :r prior <I:r_\' ilirii ilrn»sri'i "I

~_- :r li-:irI~-i' :li-pre..-rl or :_»irii-iIl\r',i‘ “I sr- li;ipp~»n wIrir'h in-\r-r' vorirr-~; lr *ll W |t||i ;||l'il|»» :..riiri- il wrrirlri rrnl ‘lil

|||-|,|~i¢;|- ini- ii Iiil iii :u-i- .\Ii', .\l1rr‘rl\>li I'I_ rlrl in lln-lr-:nil-i":'.1-lizili' win-ri lin- rrri' "I liiii r iii til on iln in \i ir i-in ri I , Ut

' '-; ‘; ~:- ‘ :‘-ri-i i :ir~lr;rrn~-nl. '

'I' 'I' 'I' I"

Ii \\:i:= expr-r-lr-rl lliiil Ili-~`lirirIr-,r-t rl.-

Ilii. »\priiiliri|i \\r nor ir rI|_rd_ ll was :iI:.ri r-xpr-vi--il lIi_il llii- ||\il|:<- 14|

'r-rl lin iIi_ :urine on llri> iiilii-i‘, this 'II Ii-:ive ii roirptlr lr'r'iii'I|_ 'l‘aki- _vorir :ide rriirl ilrriiw rrp lin- Iriiisr- i-;ir'lh

the hr-rl 'l`h»- znlviiiiiiiiii- oi` ilii.~.

_iii ii: i-_oori rli'iriri:ip'_e- ir goorl crop rlrv poiiiirii-:i with nirreh lr-ss labor' ilrinlt :rn lrisliiniin lroni the Ol.l ninir1\' niiiglri be |'oiind in i.'_ive inure -rl'-rl ii|:ii|‘i|i'liriii il' In-i-r-:isiii‘y

I .i|ri. rin. tit,

J. T. JENKINS.

HAD RHEUMATISM

BUT NOW I HAVENIT

n\'r- In-I-ii :idopir-rl ilreri- |'r-_nirri|r:'. ll WilY PETER R. SHIRM/\N RECOM~

uri- i' lr-:;;_ r~oiilr-irlioiir, <'Iriir';rr-li~|'

»» <'ivil ;~\r-i'\i_-<- lirll, wliivli ar-

r-iiiI_v 1-vpn--ir-il thzri the Vivil :‘.i-r'\ie»-

ili:ilili~il-II ul' :'.i-\»-i'.'|I irrr-:i.-_iii‘r-_ iii' .l MENDS DODWS KIDNEY PILLS.

nnitobsi Man Tells How His'Ti'oubles V_1nir.lied When lie Used the Old Carmdiiin Kidney Remedy, Dodd's Kidney Pills.

i-Tilrr-lb--r'i. Man., .'\la)' lIlth-lsile' all "l had rlieriinurisni, ;ind_now Iizivr-|i`| " 'l`liiii is the reason in ii

> lie |iiir'sns-rl. :ind llial in-lllr-a il. ,,,,,__|,,,,| ,\,],\, |i',,,,,. “_ _c_,,,,,.,,,L,,,_ ,A

r-II-ltnown rr-sidr-iii lu-re, is singing

llr- pi';il:rr-s iii' Il0lltI':l l{l(lll€_\' Pills.

“l would not work, init now l am r~on_ir." Mr. Hliirnian r-oiitiniie>i.

"II' III IIII' ‘III1IIIII" 'I 'II'III 'I' I‘II‘I II' l‘ill-i :ire the be:-i ni’ :ill reniedies.

‘om l’i'lin-e l~Irlw:rr'd lslriirrl, rnarii- nir

.-\::l_r»-ii as ro lhr- s_vinpioin»\ that oulilr-il lilin dnriiig the early stages

ot` hl:r illiii-lei, Mr, Slrirrmin said:

"I r-:iiinlri I-old :i _vr-iii* ago. l Wil!!

-onbll-rl \\iilr :itil`t'rn-so of the joint! nd in-rnlrn-lios.:ind mv sleep WHS

' lirolir-ii and rriir‘r-.i`r'r-sliiiig. l was iii-

wrrr siiiiziiion :ind iir'i'_~-il the rrizrltirir, _

_ __ _ ii _

oi rri‘i-:iii-i' s:|i‘i‘riri~i-s ln order Ihril the _ul ,, ,,,._`._ |,,,,.,,,, ,~,,,,,,,,g_ | was of,

oit i rrid l lr

ri-i. lrieirlr-irt:ill_v In- did noi overloolt

is ln>|ri\'r-rl |:rI:riirl lioirn-_ :ind :rlr'o|ir_l_\' ,I rgr-rl the In-ltr-i'iiir-rrl nl' r-orr-liliolis

illlies.

‘P -I' ~l‘

Iri Ihr- lloirsr- Ihr- other rI:i_\' ;\Ir'. iii-~ rir-rix r'--:nl :r ir-li-erurrii i'r-inn Qiir-l»r~r~ ln

iririrn; in tlii-re, wlileli :rriirmirrer-iiii-iii

dr-s ol' iln- Iloiisi-_ \\'l|r-ii llrr- r'lir-r-r'-

ig was over .\'lr l~`:ini asked ii' _the nvr-r'i\inr-rii had iirrder' t-orrsirlr-ration

rdr-r <lis¢-irsslrrii lirri ilu-re were n.:rr\_v

onrrlr-red Sh Sain "lhal i_ir-t wirs ever broriglri io im notice, ir-plied he l'ir~rnii-i in his irir-est rnirrirn-r;

tunity by speaking on the street corn- ers and in the public parks.

_ _ ` ..._

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I "I 9 If

__FD()l)DS ’I I IDNEY K/, PILLS

UR/|,_

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A LL \\\\\\\\D,sV __ __i<ror\iEY__,_,Cr<‘_, __":.,_ rr rrrr;Ii,I'I,".? r. /‘C if I;,i,‘iI,I_ 'iq l7|,`n,_.‘YF___ ii” |.1]1

QI-II?-_i

C. Hnyio

:iw iiri-rl and riervons. and my skill

`<-ir rl mv, ; :rd :i hiiir-r‘ lustr-

iii my rnoiilli. eiipr-r~l;ill_y Iii lho morn-

iz,

. . . _ I‘I~‘li\.'rll_\' rlieririiriiisrn :ind liinibzino

der-irlr-il lo ii‘_v Ilodd's Kidney Pills. 'l`lrr-v irinde iiii- well." _

Il"vori lnivr-n`i used l)odd`s l\lrlne_v

l‘ills,I:rsl< your in-lglibor-s about thorn.

N0 TFIICK.

l\1r. Sriplu-rid: "I'in afraid l have

rnrrdi- :rn riwlnl fool oi ni_vrie\_f.

Miss Krriliiiz: "'i‘hiit's nothing I0

ie forrnrriion oi' :i i‘rirnrdinn tlylng Illilll llllolli. You lirid ideal niriierliil orps, Sir' ltolri-rt inl`or'nred thi- ex- "I W0|'|< WIIII-

rntions thrit. rire regulnr, possessing. Minister that the niaiii-r' had ber-ri

k.i., _ r._.,ir-'" H F Im gentle wav” or Im “M N rlllilt-rillies in the \vri_\'. “l know iill thi-

I`III"'° "II II"'IIIIty 'md “I0 ‘IDIIIIIIMSI the iliilleirliies, and l had lliein rerriovr-il,"

up <~ _ - - _ ' ‘ '- hp ,, _ . _ _, . .. _

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