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l'a.r, lialyintheiinthalf of thi

lknificance of that event. Exact-

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tee lnob The

D011!!

C88

b

anaryai - d On July 31 Russia ordered to n gerieral mobilization and Germany, in tak ho

ingequivalent steps, sentatwelve figurehead at the prow and its ur

lligisst 4, 1914. To British citi

&s

Uday-is marked in letters of blood Lookin

lil!

I' the

dish

A _ lhat the World War began, but few

‘ I! an

_im-y

.Wh

to

, .V SATURDAY, AUQUQI 4, -lla. ' Fascist economics are not working

- -hi-1-* '%§=,_ out successfully in either country.

' Zncivoilvn Now sr. to mr. ;_°§_,§l=,;gf‘;;l1;;°Ig;,Lf=§ng= ggi?

UDB

056

this date-twenty years ago

g back, we can see that it

on the preceding June 38 with murder of the Austrian Arch

Francis Ferdinand at Baraievo,

y were then aware of the real

declared war against Serbif h

appeal to her ally and pro-l led Russia to order a partial

fi 5 tugs?

555;

month after, Austripnung- Wh

Q

bwnl ff#-\ building. hm been nuns so-etvlvorss or: mote-iduy whot

l

thousands mon

naMh,tir Kingfs island

3 ° 'srosssoeitedslsdwithhospi-I”

0811" °fx.m¢3¥Y8u-S iiiiill talsorother roille y

mud of the compensa on have they for the loss

me of the is of their personal liberties?

5 WTI’ md Bums twenty fits or thirty differ

hundr years o ent experiments are being carried V ,

gqmq |¢¢,n41n¢ on wp of on in different parts of the country Ono” °t uw “umm” th” °°p'g°‘f

us years is summer diarrhoea, gf,

Fortunately sicians b

Phi' Y using

peciai diets have been able to cut ge wnth l

n°“'»-."h9"“ "“““F"‘ °"m° tion on the part of doctors and

I' iusmcn on her southern frcntf Th

t Potsdam decided on war P°l'i

Russia, although hoping to

in for Britaln's neutrality. Ev

moved with dramatic sud The

- wi

_ inlstuin ny noon onsug shops is nnery curved. rbur or the fd ”K\=¢T;°f his' f°fi'”1;r 'lvill in with s disastrous upset to their pr., writer M. Los uni more tbsp mir essentially _i.=‘rench." om., Mr. nowou had accepted R. ' 4 mist |tate.of war existed between canon are made fronitrunks of the Bntfehf :fm w*iuH]*;fi“gi; bi; wen-plii-3; . fiervbalance inthe body. The alka- of

:.5 u ~ R and Germany, lmu next day om caiedcnisn ilr and the other ag,,,,~_5t Prussia with the p¢,,,,,-,,,,. th

_ ft ter d French ter

oak, The cllhkei--hunt but 13 ent Cour-t_of International Justice t

~ ii uit A

to Belgium, demanding ,it

snuinpposed passage On-‘lllsll-it! mi Ger

her

tier. land in reply England also entered the Wanltlsnada and the other mifiblil or neӤr_itl.sh norplre royalty rallying to her support

roops en e 1 L At 'l p. rn came Germa.ny’s mad

ce followed, and on August 4 bee

tfbops crossed the Belgian fron

a

stood guarantor At midnight oo

xt

's formal declaration of war so

un

eaxean cairedwitha

EDITORIAL NOTES

.l,

*_

1| ~

tot.

lie

‘i Per

. Ja!

t

Lord Grey, in his book Twenty

Years/ described his feelings Kms

five

dll! th peace was at the end of its course.

Bt We

all the

t .'1'hese

.Wit

, bf

anding at his window on the A ning of August 3 and noting the , mm

lamps being lit in the square be hy

_ heath, he' said to a friend who was

lwith V

Al

8. h T

him. “Thehmpssroeoingout A over Europe; we shall not see rn lit again in our lifetime

wgre prophetic words for °“'

V

its tragic aftermath is still f

Is' .

Oda a.sin19l4E1lr0 illfi

‘MET

‘<-.`- 4

_ ' ' rom

-uh’

I 'A - ' -C

I

i ' .

I

lflnfbd

` needed to prevent disastrous cones- Von

°, fiuences. Out of the debris of fallen to

li -a-ronarchios md ~'

national ideals and new political - creeds are struggling to ettablish ed

themselves. Industrial depression m

Ind

', 00

D01

-.b

Ill

mejor proportions in almost every Qu

lm - 'Ma

ved, and these new politics settle to a European pattern without

ana

P9 h

L In the situation is that this is being *ph n to _ ' ized todsy'as neverbefore, that ' ' ' ‘another general strike.

eveijyvcollniiry there is a PWf¢\lIi¢l_ Rn _

_, or _

B

, ‘ o .

becom

d

micidal madness, that it breeds be

with

lic nothing- but further strife, and that l *M l’“""'°“ "h° "°’° k‘d“°°' fel-t at 46 years. "Just to make old pvery peaceful means must be tried, and tried again, before unsheathing

Qs fatdl sword.

r i . f In conjunction with the ivroslw to now being made towards implement- dl ation of' the Duncan Commission re- d gport and the selection of Chief Jus- tice Mathieson of this Province as W one of the commissioners to adjudic- “'° ite on Maritime subsidy claims, it is Y amcouraglng 1/o note the progress made in re-establishing the Mlritime 6 (rransportation Commission. 112112.12- D8

cently appointed freight rate expert. remaining 00l1Sifl~\1t 731101831 URW able Gwemmenf, to deal 19,1,-1 gf

try can these problems be'

her war? 'Qrvthe answer may

eps the most reassuring factor of

ei-lying conviction that war is

ped

of

ds'y,'..1ury ao. an -Imperial #Mw-

R-ish.

_ from

Mussel

Twe

'.DW!fl

inl'is Still Subject to the

ion would be Sir George Per

O

yearsagoallwassetfor

as there will now be no Presi-

Papen and such like obstacles

Stanley Mclean. son-in-law on the British statute books today. in

5 - M. ulimgm, 53,- Jo. and effectually delivers Great Brit- hbmmgm ibm” Mr Mb ein from anything like the fear of em civilization the grip upon them sl

or the spirit of the past has re- P mained as potent as ever.-The At- se lantic Monthly. W

is President of Canada Pac- Ltd Something went wrong the plot, and it turned out to

but by the police

ah our ed, lu on the outbreak Old age of 45? asks the Border Cit-

wnr in our issue of Ailmlst 4. sions when they are born and thus enty years ago we concluded: "It make age of all kinds desirable?

I. _ tw

"RE-ESTABLISHED ' l is to bs noted that this woe, if it Th mmm “mms h v bm

es a. general one is the first

_ ' l Dlisn

be lfought under modem con- because they possess the means of tions. No dreadnoughts, super- 5°d“¢1n€ the Wuifh °f the P"’°"m°°~

V ~ There are no young people in India

’“d“°“3ht‘ °' submuina M" more charming, more intellectually A

t eIl§B€¢d in lU¢U&i Wiiffln- N0 promising, more richly endowed with mplqmg 0, wi,-eros, sighting have the qualities that make nations

the viewpoint of these mod

rn devies war by sea or land will emotlonalism, which the terrorists

‘ M, thu* tm only “atm-¢ have grossly and successfully ex- A

Mr. Rand H. Matheson. will ha" important duties to discharge in wh- nedtign with railway' transportation problems, and he, will have the 00- qperation of a stroll! b°Hl'd`°f °°m' ml-winner-. 01 .?1)l9lll‘. M_=#!°§-. .J-_ 0- Hyndman and R. E. Mutch are imm- bers represeptilll thi# _Pf°'i“°°- uvrr. Mothrsoupwho has specialized

in ¢|-3,ngp¢7ftgUM1 ]J1'0bi€m-B diifinl, his university career, is el=Pe¢i»¢d W take over his duties in the near fut-

ure, with headquarters located at, some oehtral point in the Maritmiel-

'rbo ~'-_'splendid worir which the

uarmme Transportation 'Commis- gion accomplished a few years BIG is known and recosnlwd by "CU one oorfcemed. There has been 1011' eral approval of the action of the three Maritime provincial govern- mnt, ilu ro-establishing _this com-3 mission. ss the problem# in *hm* ‘° doors 4-s constantly arieins. “li "- q-gin mal vigilance as well as ex- uq kmwledge and exP°|'|°“°°- '

S:COTTl'SH RELICS

.nie flowering of loeh _fn hivemglssalrire, by the DNINU °' uw Ldiliaber Power Bcllemé. il N' pm-tod¢,<to have brough_t to liihi mn, df the most intmatms lvliw

being that 'war is hell ’

Twemiry years ago our oablegrams read as follows

LONDON Aug 4-Britain offi cially declared war on Germany at 1.80 tonight. - LONDUN, AW. 4--The House of

today voted 8525.000.000

for enrcfltilcy 'D\l1'P°l¢l» *lid $085' ed same bills in five minutes with- out a dissenting voice.

LONDON, Aug. 4-R.cuter’s blegramtannounees that l stlte

of war exists between Britain and

aoisuy ‘stated that cermrny decides to reject the ul'tirnatu`m from E118' land demanding assurance of Bel- gium’s neutrality.

"Ramsay MacDonald. socialist

ihen-ther, declared he was not per- suaded that Britain was in danger. nor her honour involved, he was

camo"-,._.. _._ ___ "Andrew Bonar Law. 104401' °f

the opposition. warmly suoooficd the Government and re-offered.

of preiiimrlc 9°°"'°“"“."" ‘“"l aoveredlfn part 1!! dl" 5"

rw on

iniivftw. "'1-

uas 01°". “

mm. cheers, adherence to the pleats-of n_lvr=vrt'~.°eiv°<i mm ine aeitltii'

"areai.`|atisfaoticn is exprused on

all dh -dU~ the

et been 'unplwed in wM_mm_ great. Combined with these char- From ‘ - '

_ , _ lf .

C o

_ . _ 1

1 ~ ` `

Commons

Ca

Ge

rm.i.ny_ 'says the Dominions are with her BEIRLIIN, Aug. 4-lt is semi-of- 'heart and soul."

From our columns twenty years| ildence begotten of close association

53° foggy; with Uncle Sam, that "what the

convinced she "should have remain- I stroke sccompiished while the vic-

Notes By Wie Way

year had an import surplus. of $117,125,000. Her export trade cou- tinuee to ahriuk and gold is flow- ing out of the country. Precisely the

in an effort to reduce the high cost

buudm' “M” “ck of getting sick Indeed, some can b if WUI- - hardly be called experiments, hav- 5

_Laggan has been sssoclsted ing been in successful operation for do

m fndmg., _,mn the ‘mmm Boob many years. There is an undoubled ,

tendency today toward collective ac-

to hunt for boar and wolves, patients Doctors may get together Lyuyounate” with ‘u°"h°°”' 3 “

w

more comprehensive service Mics*

er _ _ _

md mid; “_-Mr hvmtumrbgg, on to reduce overheliri and provide ` no _ lilan -» V ‘ ' *` the harmful effects on the en

from gh, md, on Bum M here may brdcornbir-lations of ,I Th” d“¢'°"° ' “uw” "°“3°,’mW1l:atmi: causigg all gligngtirtitif the 1 14 feet to S8 feet in length. ,profession is the question. who is largest is declared by an expert lsving to be the boss, doctor or Pa- gs be me mon perfect Ever ‘amd tient? What ismost obvious is that M1

bot-h will have to work together -

5°°u°nd- It "Fm °f 5 Review of Reviews. . e

0 tmmroush mn fm.. wut to recover his fortune and pos- M h th k° sessions. which have been confis- t

cated. It is learned, however. that

for search by the ioch has °‘;;l1l>l-sinh The C°urt dew only co

n casual, but-by intensive search- §r,,£;t‘;"si,°fd,$fg:§f“w2t°éfli;gma_g 3? £1!

tw th cm or wmch Eng in! it i-S h°'P0d i-o ll/5' bl" - I dll’-li tion against a state. The only way in]

e '"1 y ch pter in the histdry~ of the Prof. Einstein can bring an action ,um The injection of dextrose mm 0

try - \,, against Pnlssia is if he can i'ind- a the vegm and the Sansa no ' i State, whose nationality he posses- the - ses. willing to take his case in ¢ e

hand. This State can summon Ger- many before the World Court.

The New York Times in discuss-

ofnaly, but in Germany ing the British law on general drinking mom wager If persistent

.. d

mg the 1°” days °f 1914 when ere is no King but Hitler. _ ml;ede!rsli5§°Sfil;eJ1;?1vr?l;`li'hi:r?‘i1ri :commas prevents me drinking of

the House of Commons while the 11

~ _ general strike was under way in

“V “"1 M““”“° Wh" °°m' mgisnd in 1926. sir John pointed 3,

ah

out that the strike was illegal and

and if there was any uncertainty

M‘m"°"' fx' ' about this. it was removed the 5

by

Trades Disputes Act of i827. This covered both strikes locirouts

rl' and . celebration ofthe rlrtletb An- Each it declared to be illegal ll it 1

(I) has any object other than or in dr-

lhough the war ended on Nov. ll, nl °"“7°‘f "M °°nf°d°r°'“°n cm” addition to the furtherance of is 1-,1 isi °’

C1100- _ _ trade dispute within the tra/.ie or 0,-

» -__-~ industry in. which the strikers are wam-_ C

engaged; and (2) is designed or cal-

ey yn" lm if, W” ,mn¢u_n¢- would have made illegal the action th

_ gr . pt c y E

that B pmmmng young farmer, of tlxolunionivgn th; Pacific (;oa.;t, the bar-barous West in order to

and Id h mad all perso s r be

pl t ha ed med Mr- J- H- NYM. l’°P1'¢' organizations taking part in it sub- ag

“Hem Olfmell Ve “sum sentdng 'the First District of ject to fine or imprisonment. The clusion of all other considerations, the f e and t fm b to the scene softens into the orchard still exercise this right

,em had bm, ¢,,k¢,, mg, the British .ict nstursily gave great and st the s_su~lflcc or much that w0rse“§y'open,ng°,§§ ,nu gzmgdmd vsusys or British columbia. And market vsruo od ,i wmbleqdxdhedgiit ,muon Gowmmum offense to the Labor party. which was precious in their traditions, the releasing an convicted offenders g;ltisl;hCoPl'umbia 'is as different enture can only he estirnated, but

d also by prommmg qemency., tc; in mu ediéeirie Provinces as they the price of 380 pounds recently

promised to repeal it as soon as

A delegate to the recent C.C.F.

convention in Winnipeg proposed

d age pensions of $100 a month to

age more desirable ” But why wait until people have attained the ripe

ies Star. Why not start the pen-

e a s

able to maintain their cam

acterlstiaii the youth of Bengal possesses an extraordinarily high

ploiied Existing legal powers en

y _

fectively with the organisation of utragcs, but the powers which the aw gives them to prevent the temptation of youth have proved seriously defective, they do not en able the authorities to Start Y-ht work of salvation at a sufficiently early stage -Jrimes of India

The Oriental out`ook is essential-

ly idealistic. All surface indications to the contrary notwithstahdhld. the mind of the Japanese has never been Westemized. '1"rll€. lmdtl' the

Mother Country by the Overseas Domlnions. The Daily TGIOKTHDH

Some newspapers are discussing

editorially the meaning of the Ger- man word "putsch," and the Bor- der Cities Star tells us, with oon-

'coup d‘etat‘ is to the French the ‘pui.sch' is to Teutonic peoples. The American has no word for it. The ‘putsch' is a bold and unexpected

tim is off guard." With all due deference to our Americanized con- temporary, while there may not be an American equivalent there, is a good old Anglo-Garson word, viz: "coup," which means ax- actly what "coup d‘etat" and

same conditions exist in Germany.

Loss water is usually attended 8

in

possible. Three years later a. Labor in

entire nation was bent upon attain-

The intended victim of the first government was formed but dared a

an

g proficiency in the arts, both of liquor violators’ U it dm not en_ be? er from Ontario and offered for ons givesan ideaog how

In w Que ." Vancouver, with its mag- t lwamai P\'°dU¢i-U8 f1'505iDll-l Whiiih Will 158115 kidnapping plot in cam,” is none not go so strongly against British sets store by. Throughout these cmach “mn "h° p°'k bane] °f ifi h .' hey are as an invesmwm

t , _, _

.

Rose-red there lies, and vivid in the

Of her no ancient legend has been C

spun, 1

And all her past the silent years D

To the deep coffers of antiquity. i

3002 - Auf. ibnurs

VOMITING OR DIARRHOEA OCCUR8

so many young children in v

e oss of life to a small frac-

tion of what it formerly was.

working on methods to over

oea or vomiting is encountered

h _

any reason, it is nc longer merely Le

th loss of these mineral substances N

o or basic elements tend to leave psy on the debt which he himself in Montreal which. though e city 01 is ministry his troubles began. I-re W, e body in considerable measure in handed over to the Conservatives to ¢h“1'°h¢S» 15 515° 3 “City °f MEM was urged from many quarters to g

he stools, and as the urine is also d

lu n under el

skin f

diarrhoea all that is required is at- ev tention to and encouragement of h

bo

fy

ld be made to prevent loss of

ter from the body such as the

weat lr

However this prevention of the

other ailments causing the loss of E

Y. -_ 9° ’ culated to coerce the government f d dt ted id fr m1 ld t camp. and l-he ¢°lnln°n wwe “Wi *D °'°1’~f“1° ¢iW1°°l1°1' mi' either directly or by inflicting hard- ,fm an "B as e ° °° ng

mankind was never more sorely ler‘s determination to get rid of ships on the community. The pur-

pose wss plainly to outlaw* the gen- “Wim ti eral strike or ii. “sympathe gc" strike .

mf 4u,n¢°nf‘f°“€d_ °'m_bm°f‘“‘__ If that law, cr one like lt, had pr

been in force in this country, it they' were obliged much against E0

eir sin to ado th wasof

able to stand their ground D

r and cf peace. such as the Westl

THE BOSE -RED CITY

have won

Upon the stones. And oleanders a

Where. in the night, the lnouming

unsung.

And so she stands, and centuries “

have kept

er olden secret, tragic or sublime, t

slept? C

This "rose-red city, half as old as

Was there no poet's voice to chant

her pride,

To clarion her magic down the

years?

No warrior famed, to set her valor-

ous stride?

No splendid lovers who for love's

sake died, 0

Gifting to song their passions and

their fears?

Was there no storied womans gold-

_ en face

To glimmer down unnumbered years

to come ? 5

No prophets vision to foretell her

place,

Mysterious city of for-gotten race? Only her beauty speaks, and it is

dumb.

And so she stands, while Time holds

jealnusly

Her olden secret, tragic or sublime;

lrai ity

`"putsch" does-a sudden telling,

hbl,lhlltU-*M

I

'Ihla column ll Opel he the

llaeauica by nrraapellllll

.. V. - - THE 'cHARr.o'r'rr:'rowN GUARDIAN ~ ‘ ' ;wGUsTZ’I"34

. . Yi ` i B i i *1

A . _ `

r or » ' Missed The Maritimes ~ 'ff

(Montreal Gazette) F

f anti an f intrest. 'Ile ;lar`l:n¢t:wn .Guardian dana

A contributor to the Empirs Ro

gh” rustic FORUM. . -- _ \

vie _ _

|

sglnlcla at aaneagaaleatl-

, ' 3

However the loss of so much water V

ous matter and physicians are gn

oms

body caused by this loss. “

where valor gave Wolfe and Mlont .

..;..“f.;=:.:~r..'.i‘°i.‘.:.°::..i°;..z°°‘i'.f::. on s-»» no ~ or no W- r-so »»»»-V- -

' r e ," . t

en ar

be su

P

on states "When persistent dia- th

e`loss of water that challenges at- th ntion. 'I'he fluids of the body are tw t solutions in which certain min- in

ral substances are nicely balanced. De

of B

1

mon renown and posterity H °°m 'roronto the 'Memoirs or sir

“ts e°df tam” AI!§im&'fvew::° mon monument" and where th geo,-as pam- wr-msn by My W PP" eitlrrens retain their traditional stewm wan” ,,,,,.,,,,_m 0, -I-,_ no

each, and so from policy when dn 1 °» nasty Wu not inhamw’ they ld consei-vm stun; ang soulzmessaai; Mn” roms University '1‘o those who de of

'ed t° “ “ng "md °' knmunuy :i1g"€h°ef_‘“u‘;‘ ig ;e§°’°S“l;’ ““dy°°' 'lm to Mlsmmie gm hnstfteried 'to the premier' Um S°°“‘i=1Pf°°°‘°°°- ad in the dislity. 'rho writers. manifestly §°i‘,‘m;°’f,§ pesto mi; century (thc anxious to getwitbin th: gmlggz :e“?§t‘”:‘ 361,” mm "enthutsed" with M°3ai§f“- d¢§§§"’°;?. period covered by Mr. roster when circle again. Pity that he vs_, ,,,, um, mg, Leu" ;,,,, hm 4,- ?§§u§§\Y,,,',§m §‘f§,’fd a_,"Qu’;‘,,ec min in public nic), tho book should bs ici;

some , in .. ' an interesting one. lb

.tiéfim-li-‘sliiift is he--» °;;‘s:..i"§: r-»~-- »- 1- V-is -cs on

ls, and in find his Brat liieutenlntfmm that the British minority -'uve 0! thi! P01m¢&1 Wh¢¢1 dufml “'10”

, Pl'0mii1¢H¢ iIi°i`l1i-_Bb f°h¢U’5m¥ in their own suburbs, speak little 5V¢:”d°“d”£;ef1‘;”§h°-ftz 5 1”? c

iz ns. The consum-~ - tho deeeptions broadcast in. their su- oh dir htothe °i' °°l>P°iH _ °°m° ° Da

'1‘hat tradition receives sup- ers themselves may organize. or `°!Amr:°°:;,:gg:nrm1fd,;g,ct3°A'§l;c’?ff organ ocnceming the finances of g¢1?;_q."a':le vig ‘ifigihzhltid to ilnnd Spects Mr. Wallace has fallen short g_g_Mq pu-ngmeni, met in du,

i e Province. _ that at s given point St. Cather- 0! f'h° mul P*-1`¢1°“l“'LV ml h° oo

- rr None knew better than I-lon. ine street becomes "rue Ste, Cath- d0nTil1;SUbJ¢¢;iim0f;1i8 50:! lrrlivgg nts

N- a that his utterances concernillg_erine, and that, a little farther Jl1St°° Y 0110 8m\‘°:if n red

3, e $2,450,000 loan was a deliberate, east, the street becomes comparst- diary certain unc e - or re ec- Futu-

lstlng of an evident transaction ively narrow, is “old-fashioned," tlonsnof Mr. Inari: ity, gb, commons. The ministry to a fabrication to mislead the and “full of interest and chem Robe Borden, an as a

ople and to bear false witness where you find old book shops and the story of one of the moat do-

nlnst his p011t1¢al opponents, queer little restaurants side by side plor-able episodm in the political , one knew better than the Hon. with modem department stores. all history of the Dominion. u,-,tu the session of 1396 would `

---» ---- -- ...:. -.":.°'r.‘»s AND, S, . . ‘

il very r>lcoslng.mrrlsd;ord ntigivreg ° ° 0 lx

begin at the "s en KB WW ~ By rngn 0 0

-.ma obvious ram which ls formed ss the shores or _

- - thc st. Lawrence draw nearer W- (copyright learns) »u.|I.D. sir -in past custom party lenders €°"‘°" md ‘”“° "°"" "“’°“ .P’”‘“’ "-"T ' ' ' -.--_ee

wutl is .Nlu-mb have endeavogrredd to preurv: gi; g;i°k‘§gnfi*;°mL;“wftfchcc7;£,t“|“,°'w Emi ' _

' mm' §§,'§,fm‘§“ .mfr W” m";'f,°,,°',,,,,,,,""‘°,,,,, boo oityuui tho Plains Ol Abraham -'.4 user or mucous" i and

_ _ _ A _ croc .. -_ _ so

- ' W’ , _ ' orm

D0

OUUBCTVI

Man.

v

hook the portfolio of of the other members jglst du;

me

“ef cabinet were holding along

bly Mr. Haggart, but when th, tive correspondent;

unced that the Hon. Peter wig:

Pembroke w0ll.ld likely be mum

the Ciabillet, the Hon, John

out. Later, he became a verit- ltllorn in the side of the old

cabinet took office on Do.

1895 Mr Bowell became |

The

ember 21st, and on New Year; Y. . ~

um _

e, the premier leading the gm,

, to which he had been transfen, in December, 1892, and Ml

, by reason of cabinet senior.

to struggle through thq

managed particular session, but it was in dire'

medial Bill be introduced. Th,

those debenture, were ggued ta Toronto is "a complete contrast" Lord Aberdeen's invitation to form postpgnement, met with the resigns.

is

anty the acid elements are left in bet he body-thus causing acidosis." Go

ure of resin and deer's hair. the court cannot accept such a qu,I;1ksr;Y4f,I{:s<;f,5f§,e,;l;m1°,:e,§,,f§°a,§,;r' in

ndition due to loss of water, in- re

are made into the veins and p

ections of a salt solution into the p

U

h kidneys to get rid of wastes pro- ta perly. b

actions of dextrose or sugar solu- r GDB `

ve

ee

However in ordinary attacks of m

ater then water can be allowed to C? ow up into the lower part of the 3 el as is done when an enema is

en

In the meantime eve effort 5°

sivrhomns white mdHon..1. could be eniolned by the courts. ou P

W8.

, by eeping the body as cool

and quiet as possible. H

a

oss

of water, and having the patient °f\

ink water or have water put into H

w

V . is

ur

m ls not the cure for the diarrhoea. th

ha

ainsr. the aggressors. To the ex- to

ever lost themselves entirely. 5° Amid the glare and glitter of mod-

fnnfle is given to srruistsd club,

'ro coddlc his soclsust ts h llwfe °! the Cmlnirv than lame

sun, has defied Toronto to encohgage E numbers of its nationals and what thle u°°°';;Um;f 5°” hi Pllblifi

less "hunger mg,-ah" useless be he hos Written descriptive of the a$ociaM0 s i V550” UUUHVY

guge if, L; expensive and exhmst plzceslhetohalfn visited is calculated ,enum n mn tgrlgegmigh mms: ng or what iittl th poo. "0 my Pe mwlv responses ""“° M le have and efgefns me abroad, but surely will stir us at Bmam' A g°°d d°°l °f me m0¢l€.Y‘

. n prod ti in __ ,

g no Kremer mort kuiogible home f/o go in search of Canada] §-g;t1z': ¢‘° ”“°‘"°il'i8 me Grim of, e u

han those already made to help

the unfortunate victims of depress- shame, Souhh DRUGSTQBE

bout her brooding stiilnesses the sion. There a th d b ' ` Am”1'°"" smmh Am°‘»

blow ne hearted and :yal glib:-‘lisa lnnortg Huge Profits A“s‘”'“‘u”' “nd mi’ 05”” T|"'V°1 149

flung to

magic city, hid in Araby;

BTOW B

Mi

gainst that attempted attack upon

mmm ened demolition of the Lieutenant

80 Govemor's office-th Ki ..

A-prowl through temples of a. god sentativc. 8 nr: rep”

When these issues are realised in Federal election, with a, Prim; nlster who is a teetotsler, a

H _ Ciiglgfchzralh (gilftactgmalientious convic- oveifheald must nrn close to $250,000 Without her Bates. what tides of améngst the Ong, "5 be °°°l'i0lhl-st allowed net PNJfii»S Of 8-b0Ut 6200.000

men have swept, fr W S 3 3 *mm* ‘md

Within her portals, race of kings has crgeedsfmvxxo 32% gllgléulz mmrg

ombinaticn '

S H-re tryin: to groat.

T,me_,, over these elections as in any sense

the ._

° bmmeier of party prospects in 'rho contre ond hub or the whole federal politics ?

I am, Sir, etc.

POLITICAL STUDENT.

A certain inspector, noted for his

flllllt-finding oroocnslties. was in- specting a newly completed portion

f the trans-Canada highway, He

grumbled at everything-the crown was not high enough. the shoulder too steep, the ditchm not deep enough. and so on. The foreman bore it all patiently; then he straightened up to his full height,

nd looked full at the inspector. "How is she for length?" he ask-

ed.

Where The Back Row Scored Ben Webster related how on one

occasion he was addressing a meeting in a large hall, and half- WHY thl'0ugh his speech, which he thought was going rather well, n

Her sonows, Joys, her strength, her "°1°° "led °“¢ fY°m "I0 bulk!

"Speak up, mister; we can't hear

are inthe donors crontiquity, lv<>u"' Instantly a man sitiins in This “rom-ned city, halt as old as

Time."

thoqfront row shouted back: -'slt‘ down, then; and thank heaven you clnmr' _

r the Novo sootis. sud ontario Wee” °“1¥°"l’ “nd Ed‘“°“t°“’ ‘md to can-y out its pledges to the Ro- m,

t d

umm mms and enable moctions. In my last letter 1 dcslt b°,n"'°°“ R'°5'"“‘ ““ S“S"“t°°’f' msn csthclics of Ms.hitobs,nis for- ts

S 0 0 he hu bllnsled , _ majority or new men and immed- vvhns Winn mn nn me 3.”-i¢Z§§`.‘“l.‘li§ ’;i’li’.ZlI.‘i§‘_"“i€“i‘i.1"‘ff. only on- to in ww. - rs-

is P°”"°“1"‘°“d° “'° '*°°i”“¢ 1° healthy cultural life, fostered by a quest Whivh Um! Ab¢'rd°°1\ °°\11d in

lsgust' He has' 1” ms °n°m t° liberal and influential newspaper n°t hi“’° Nf"-5¢d» U19 ' WW” °!l

ter to the socialistic and under- pres, which 15,38, Cities might Canadian history might have been t

l'Bt51S0\i1'9d 31° 8011817-‘lilii-M8 0! -‘-|18 envy," gut me huge dome pue of changed., Certainly there would not net ‘"3" e “men” °f hi-i °W'° Pm? wif the Provincial Parliament ‘building have occurred the unfortunate in- Moptagus of Hdmnnmd A mm

ssdills them the political noi to the Empire Reviewers imprcs- cldent which was e block mn-lr

rgveghgtalhu llwlys ultimately sionistnoolrs singularly outof place, sgslnst the conservative party for h vo , Analyze h-is vote md draw nah 3-pdmespmeaks rather too eloquently many years. I outset of his official career Mom;

_ en million dollars which The successful formation of I.

al ct1|§<;le\;sig;;.’} gecausecof tl; /were spent on it." But its mnzllifi- new government depended upon the egfypmmbm F e . T. . cencs can hardly fail to impress acceptance of a portfolio by the ll tem r n or; edext on caltigg all who see it-with the possible Hon. Charles Hibbert 'I‘u|>per, who ..., ".‘;.:.°°....‘;§.°:' ...sm .. fcntl” °’ “” °‘ M” 2.* ‘~“° °"“:.°'" °:‘ “=:.P°:l°° °°~'~

- e promp y re urn Ottawa

at Province is most fomiidable. The golden undulations of the nough of them voted for Liquor grain belt have s beauty which "de-

ontrol to defeat prohibition, but lies monotony." Having expressed him a face

The cause of the ailment must be purely on the pledges of advocates due appreciation thereof, the writ- About half

t it would be strictly enforced, er Ui' the Empire Review article tells rowed has

ter the loss of water. and would produce a "Better So- °f the glleilt ihfill experienced as the enilures will

briety." Premier rrepbur-ri was proc- R/°°k’” 1°°m un. almost without Tho moo la deberiinnes

csuy elected by this vote, and in warning. aljd of enjoyment sus- draw no interest. but for each

f his radio broadcast promise, on the f“1“°d *5 1°' 9»Y1°fh°1' dal’ the Pmmds 8-in Uiven one free tithet

essure o menace from abroad. ve 0; election' to liquor mm-esta, train winds through the mountain each year. The holders od.'A deben-

D8

_ _. _ revenue. What chance would he n oem arlzor me on the straits The mam" fm' U1” °‘mt”W°d

other thsu the millionaire, Mr. §;“§,1§d§§,";§ff,ff, ,s'°m’°fP°°~1m }f;1w§evl;_°’§h;’f ;e’;‘;*~;§"§1‘;ffé have now. in an erection, with tho §f,,,?,§‘§'§§,°§u,"Y“,';‘h,‘§;°’,’, Q“§,1;°°,”f i“'i°° is Wffifni- A Season ticket.

nd the future of civilisation J . . , . weriull brohgsitilogitists whom he deed. and V,’;',om ,`,u,e,";nd°p,‘;_ ;’r1e‘;°hm1;§1f;¢f= Mi dglgentirres get

as so asran y rsyedr at the ’ ' ' °""°" 1°” may lghtest Besture in favor of tem cm' with mowmpped mountain mmm” for "‘b°'“t 53° *HG 1 IH!-TG

° ranges of great height, remote and value f '

°““‘°°» 1°” ‘md °fd°1’ if°m C011- unsggrossive -but still in delightful ° hm ms ‘”“d`°°°'

’ » » The W rvatives, this vast vote would turn pg;-Spegtlvo dems.; the water in the ,,},,,,,b hnb1ed°n_ mam me"

bury him in political oblivi _ " 1*’ Wi °i“b "wmv" HB hu hmmm with pmgxage’ shtzifinglgylqlilfg]-sthl;lrzl;>n};a];g;t<;rji;1l5exi1} become rich outomloaiiy if it dlslnlsslns competent onlcisis with- ssticn from extremes of climate is mt ‘°' M” mt ‘”‘°" Uh” °’° Out rhyme °r reason. by thousands, s city or gardens gay with blooms p°g,,,,,m“,n°"°d '° °’°"° in °‘°h

_,_~ ~ A/ 4”, and even in this has failed to sat- for the greater part of the year. 8 "9 www' "‘ i _.1 P is}f1y the multitude of heelers to and travellers looking for a place-and the Wm i:;°‘t°wmg?a°°°' LOSS Of MUBCUIAI TOEIC ‘ * J w om he promised employment, till to settle down ure ndvlsed not to which itghmdim bl °“'

i-Suggrvfzi so openly proclaim gore jsp their- mlngfisiunhtilf they mmwly ,S P°°’nm‘r,§”f;’““%m°°°m kiriaemls

V _ o an emp oyment ve umey g to ,t e urth- ' ' ' ' , _

*V ° 1 88611012" to std-ve od the hordes of est flung of the Canadian capital gd at $7'5o0’°0°‘ SPM "h'”' °'“"°“¢i ImP3~lNd APP¢tif»9 I

the hungry who helped him .nd cities.” Our "Impressionist" missed n mmm” ‘nd 7°" hw’ h’¥‘b“li' , ‘ who, disappointed and robufrsd, s very great door or csnod.-_'s beauty ug ‘;'},h'; “°-’°‘Wi°i° mb- A lwr- Run Down Condition ‘

V are now tuming their fangs of re- Wholl he Passed by the Maritime sam; d ?;°m°5°°° b°°ki“t‘° hh” _

nrl-sal against them. Provinces. Even so. hc has soon an WHY °“'°°'b’°- Abell- Stomach Disorders

use , _ ‘

Um

SfD0d io ‘be one U! thee greaftegt money-making shows in London. M iihe end of the London “season” af 1934, Winbledtm is in a, class by iizelf. An organization whose yearly

from six days' plow in a tcnn‘s tour- nament. Some interesting details are given by Al. La-ney, who is re- porting the Davis Cup matches for New York Herald Tribune

thing is the membership of the All- England Ifawn Tennis and Croquet Club. Hundreds ‘of applicants are st’ll on the waiting list after fifteen years. for the membership is limited to 350. of whom thi'ty-five may be women. One of the financial advan- -tages of membership Ls the i-'ght to purchase two extra tickets. which have a high resale value. Applica- t'ons for seats were the higihest in Wimbledon hktory this year. Nearly 5250.000 was retumed in cash to un- successful applicants. Distinct from the All-England Lawn Tennb and Croquet Club. whose members may m pmfift in cash other than by re- nlc of tickets. ii; the All-England lawn Tennis Ground, Ltd.. which was formed many years ago with a capital of $50000 in ordinary share.

'Ilhe All-England Lawn Tennis

Ground. Ltd.. borrowed 125.000 pounds ($825,000) in the form of

debentures for the development of the famous Wimbledon courts and stench. There we'e 2.000 of these debenture holders, divided into two

traits. It was announced that not

n

of Hon. A. R.. Angers, and tb.

t that it was in be introdu

e. et al. expressed iubiintlon t be hs rort that if the government had ,,,

.. W Wd il

ghd;-ge, md no one und"-,¢°°d life. Hence this contrast-that Tor spied; new timber in his construe- ul dmv, ml; the Hom q|a_,-ke WB* ter than ho did that the present gniw mn m°f° H CIW °f °h““=h“- tion work. David Orelshton. msn- isoo. 1-is retired becsuso as gi-,,,,4 vernment did not receive a doi- UW” it* evemngs W" f'° the 5°" agar of the Empire, came down

r in ready cash for those deben- 10"’ gath°’1“i?t5_,"5h1ea""°d t5°°1*’u°5-" from Toronto to press this as the pmt I-ies_tl;gt tillrey were exchanged to gniit? gifaf;;r»set“;l;‘;I;’;‘n{f;1bI7`E5“8f view of the 'Iiory organizations in hum; co”-¢¢d the province &

eem e abilities contracted by . that city but the Old Man was not Mahmoud, eceding govemments. }1;|9,}.;b;’1{;t“'3‘;;'1‘; tc’;§y,(2“E:é" equal to it. The menace of the Re- algon. Mr. Lea, and Mr. B» W. Le- subtle distmmons are' drawn _ medial Bill was ever-present, and

master of the Orangemen, he com

face the brethren charged with

i The withdrawal of Mn. Ango,-|

i- ke

th Nova Scotia. How about On- ;vorL§;l';°gén§h‘;n0s]€“g(,§fi'ivffi‘:E§.. mf), mer associates must assist in put- p

no? Premier Hepburn has 'mly western cities, is to be regarded as “"5 it "“'°“3h'

1: is 3111? U: few week-1. and in th, prowtype of ,hem ,,,,_a cm, 0, natal mistskoi 1-rad ns selected a

was a severe blow to Bir Mackenzie,

roache

there were not many availuhlg

ri in the province of Quebec to

his place. Those who were up.

d declined to accept office;

eed. it was said at that time

ind that influences were actually in

F .

work to prevent the old gentleman from filling this particular vlwenqr

order to make his own position

more uncomfortable. The two rm' iremcnta led to a shilffling of csbw

posts and this brought in Ig

'unfortunate selection oouid mi a been made as from the veq

tasubein nga-insi chmege-ntrislling hil

'I'hoeessiond1898.wus ‘

ing. It must meet early gg

Continued0nP8€a5l_ `

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