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ARTHUR N. DAVIS. D. D. 3.
The Kaiser as I Knew Flini 1
for Fourteen Years
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ellimerkem. teea be the neeClue• Poserramsviel
ie demidleate3
be sure they will yet be u
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Fee gorse
uk..W@nreason the kaiser
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"opped the use of those lettaygee
boobs for the time beluii,
g. Wby 'diet
L. move t• gave the %tomes and ctdl-
mire° os the Lesitaula?
Wbeo 1 west back to Berlin in the
fall of 1$15, after a visit to the Uuited
States, the kaiser was very .11114)01ascertain from sno just how Aateritm
telt towards the war.
I told him that before the slaking of
the Lnaltania opialoe Lad
been divided. There bad loco many
who were *treacly proally, there bad
bore others who were openly pro -
German and there had bens still oil-
ers who maintained an absolutely oeu-
teal attitude. After the Lusitania
R.,eilitioed from last weekFrance and be believed that the 13- tragedy. bii,nr000. mom bad boon a
•Hor wow ergo eery food a liatoo- boat, would effectively prevent ring abottaot clause Is pow,. fooling. 1 told
tag to mid tolling stories will • point
mad wield frequestly Write in• to tell
him Amoy new WSW slot I might have
heard. 80•11* Or MO stories we ea-
rliesireil WWI. =WM er 141111 risque IVA
weal& be est of piece la these loges,
but I do est mimeos t• lotimot• that
there was anytklug very UMW* 111114:45
with them. Tiro always amused lam
vory moweb aad he was quick to catch
tho
rho katimer's sears of humor fre-
quently exhibited Itself. Ho told nor
of • conferrisee betwees repreireata-
tires of all the powers regarding the
sieloctloa tar • lilac for Albania .(ter
the Reese war. 80,13* of taus* present
thought the laceisheat ought to be a
Ostoolle. others hoisted that 1 Greek
Catkolle was essential. still others
toslot•Ined that a Mohammedan would
be moot legleal.
It seemed quits lampooned" to come
to any airecovniod as to just what re-
Ilgio• lb* king of Albani• should pro-
fess, anti tbe tallier had ended the dito
elllt111011, he sail& with Gs euggebtion:
"Well, gentlemea. if • Protetitant
won't do, sad a ROitin0 CtitilOtIC W9111t
do, and • Buddhist is out of the quer-
t114, why not ardect a Jew sad can him
Jacob the nest? He'll have his throat
cue, anyway, In three months!"
The powers did not select a, Jew, hot
tbo prince of Wled, the kalser's norid-
awe. was put on the throne, and within
• month or two afterwards bad to flee
far his life.
la referring to Roosevelt's' patriotic
offer to lead as army in Fruitier, the
kaleee declared that be admired him
for bit courage end seat
"I beer." he odd, "that he in WOW on
his way to Italy. It la too bad we did,
not postpone our (Meanie. there. Per-
' hems we ['debt More captured bite.
Wouldn't Teddy look Nan, lu a goo
mask?"
Shortly after the U-boat lemOich-
innd made Its eurcesieful trip to Amer -
lea, the kaiser called our me, and lor
• was In a very jocular frame of mind.
I tuippened to mention to him that 1
_planned to go to America the following
I 'internee In conneetion with the pomp -
4. .n tooth I bail potented.
"Well. It won't to niters:tatty now,
Doyle." he commented. "We cite .end
• IsetitliChi•rid over and bring heck
• hoetbred of teeth!"
'Fit my teeth well. Devitt.", he (te-
etered on smother occrinion, "no Viet I
can bite There are lots of people I
would ilke In bite!" and he earappeill
his Jewo together in a wily that would
lave !Noted 111 for the victims he lord inhave thought were foreign to (441 n
. •w•re of the plan to blow It up and
nolo& mill eh 1.14 relMerk MOON evetnre, bis presence always had • most
I sanctioned it. Thst he rould h•••
denity ttttt re facetisms then victims.if he had been promptedt•
I remarked( effect upon roe.
va erted It
Tile (toilets', and affability *kirk
te do so Is clearly indicated by soother 1 have • si•iti mental ImPressillto of
the knitter alinont invariably displayedhim DOW as I write. He is ntamdlac lo
In hilt relatious With 111f9 111.1 not pe- Incident whieb left a very deep Ine rthe renter of my room, drawn up to bill
I prosaic's% upon
1St, weft all tiarri,;
called for in oily itort of the
fOi outgoing tt itus ou
T It or C R
riourpt attention tin all ordtri Of
telt:1,60're cal I,
Sood horses fint•das.rigs
tt R. STOWE
1 elepleone bi +tattoo' to T. M. Devi
great addition to our forces abroad, If.
Indeed. they ever left DOT shores. biro, practically the «bole country
"At • matter of fact, however." be having become decidedly anti-Gerrnan.
added. "your countrymen would be "Perkaps If the U-boat commander
very willing, no doubt, to light for their had kmowo so wally wronem and chil-
dren wars os besrd." oaa the kainer's
country to protect it from invades. .„.si. ,....., h....tem aet ba o
but I don't believe you'll ever get Essay '"'"' ----• ""- --"--' "-- -1- *eh(
01 them to leave bow, to se., abroad. forth the torpedo which seat the vessel
America will really he a •ery meg to the bottom. but what he was think-
frottor in the war. Davis!" In, of most. of course. was the 5,000
"Yeur majesty is underestimating' tors of ausounitioo on board which
the power of America!" 1 replied. were destioed te 'daughter my peo-
He turned to me Indignantly, and ill Pie!"
Ms most inirwrinue manner exclaIntadi Of course the knitter knew that if
"W• underestimate no earl IN the tl-boat commander's orders were
kuow exactly what we are doing!" to sink th• Lneltutiia, disobedieni•e
How ;seriously he was mistake& cur Upon Ms part wouttl have lett but one
this reapect bre ranee been softie -testi' courser open for lorn: pulitide. lf, on
4. the other hand, the kaiser meant to
No matter how gloomy the outlook Intimate that the U-boat commander
proved.
for Germany. the kaiser 114.1dOM show- sank the lositanla I,n his own initia-
ed concern. It Is true (bat whenever Gee or without lips -cis! Instructions
things were going wrong, as when the from his superiors, tile fact still re-
Ruisalaos la the early part of the war maims that tbe tallier could undoutio
were sweeping everythlog before thealli pity have prevented the tragedy and
In their 'demure on the Carpathian; didn't.
he and the rest of , the royal fanillg Bot 11 there ca. be any doubt as to
kept as far in the background as pose the k•imier's direct responsibility fur
slide, whereas when the German regal the sinking et the Luldtallniat certain It
wax triumphant, as in the ease of this 18 that he folly approved, (speedy de-
offennlve against Italy. he could net fended and even exulted in the murder
make himself too conspicuous at the of W01114941 and children by Zeppelin
front. raids on londra, Manchester, Liver -
But evea when Germauy's adversity pool and other son -military cities and
was creattort, the traitor always put on towns.
a brave front. At such times I have "England ex-pecta to etre* my
woolen and children to death," be de -
swell him stop in the street, after leav-
ing my Office, and before the hundreds (tiered to me *arty la the war -long
ttef-vre we is Gertnituy had begun to
of people waiting outside to greet him,
ostentatiously put a cigarette Is his feel the slightest effect of the dImln-
mouth and light it, that everyone might falling food supply, "but our Zeppelins
notice bow steady bin b.sd was and win eye their women alai children a
bow little he was worried by the tura taste or war, too. Confound them!
things were taking. . They mit oo their island and try to
At the same time, on one or two oe. ' al,thaurviownsar;twele..will give them a taste of
corms after the war started, I noticed
that he acted differently when ill th. . Thls was the man whose various
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NOTICE
Owing to the scarcity of
Coal, and the fact that.,
sales have, of necessity, to
be made in very small
quantities, we have found
It absolutely necessary to
make a rule that
ALL COAL BE PAID
FOR ON DELIVERY
Mat:Ewan Estate
denial chair than had been hi. custom act. of eonalderation towards me,
The kaiser once h'oarded to me that ' had imression
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1404 • building was erected in Germany, upon me! How trivial and inconee-
not a bridge built, not a street opened. quential they all seemed mow! Clear -
not • park laid out. but what the pro)' ly, they were all a part of the role he
P41 wait first submitted to hlm. Hsi had been playing for years. While he
kept posted ou everything that was
was eetwerdb' diePhillh, alt the ear- I
going on, not only In Germany, but to marks of 2 gentle character. be was
the world at large, and, as far ste he inwardly plotting to dominate the
wan able. he endeavored to have hits• world. For twenty-five years be main-
nger In every development at world- talned the peace of Europe, be fre-
wide Importanio. 1 cahoot halve. Ilacntly boasted. He maintained peace
that he was 'PIM interested la what his Just lona enough to complete his finial
countrymen were tieing In connectios Prelorations for the wickedest war
with the war than he was in their that was ever waged I
And yet atrangely enough, even after
the war had revealed the kaiser to me
In him true colore and had shown him
to be espable id deeds which I should
wheu everything was serene. , whose talents and Veronal cbartne,
achievements In time 9f peace.
If he did not actually order the pink-
ing of the Lurditinia. therefore, I ate
convinced that be was thoroughly
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L. B. TAPE
The Siltirsr Sesciug M +Chine
Agent, 'has takes ores the
agency of PiN
internalionai Harvester
Company
on Hamilton Street
str,i am bandit, ti 1, lines
Farm Machinery and
Singer Sewing Machines
A I rii aliare of the pohlre pat
'visage! will Ire appreciated.
vent bit. DO (4410 (1,(11,11,411 frO1111 1111,,V1, 1
lug his i„digssi ins wh„ i Lm.hpil his, 1 was informed by rine of the Ger-
upon what wet' evidently .4 very wore man aviators that plans had berm
point -the pert that Amence wee go- made to drop ins bombe on tondos
leg It iIiny la the wee itithough he el -•which contained a deadly gas which
wayou claimed to be lingertnthed tamed would penetrate the cellars of houses
la which civilians wore In the habit
tho American siluatioll
full height. his ettoniders thrown baek,
hie left hand upon the hilt of a
tooled anti his right emphasising bis
remarks, protesting in the meet earn-
erot manner that It We* not be who Wall
reeponsible for the war and all its
horrors, but that It had come upon
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Pro every home there comes a time when every thought,
1 every hope, every prayer for the future centres on the
recovery of one loved one:, In that hour of anguish, every
means to recovery is sought—the highest medical skill, trained
nurses, costly treatment. Docs rhe price matter?
" I t may be so great as to stagger
a , the imagination—a sum beyond
the possible..
But does anyone ask, "Can we
do it?" Money or no money, they
do it. And somehow they ay.
It may mean doing without
things they think they need. It
may mean privations, sacrifices,
hardships. 'They make unbeliev-
abk savings, they achieve the
impossible, but they get the money
to pay.
+ 4.
To -day in this critical period of
our nationhood, there in impera-
tive need for 1110NEY-2-visegiums
of money. Only one' tray • now
• remains to obtain it.
The nation must save, every
community, every family, every
individual Canadian must save.
If anyone says "I cannot save"
• let him consider to what extent he
t •
would pinch himself to relieve the
sufferings of a loved one at home;
and surely he would not pinch
Flessrinfceor.'97 fighting brothers in
'Without suffering actual priva-
tions, nearly every family in Can-
ada can reduce its standard of
living, can practice reasonable
thrift, can make cheerful sacrifice
to enrich the life -blood of the
nation.
You who read this, get out
pencil and paper NOW. Set
down the items of your living
'expense. Surely you will find
"- sixte-itetns there you can do with-
• • 'out.
Determine to do without them.
• Start TO -DAY. Save your
money so that you may be in a
position to lend it to your country
in its time of nee4.
Published under Stir authority of the
Minister of }Mama of Cannata.
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Iair raids. VICTORY MUST BE WON.
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to he put Into effect the papers as- i •
rirevent it. Ilia ready, well-cbesen How Allied Sold(losernerrews the Peace 1
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that time had only 30,0011 inert in Shortly before Gals hideous Idea WOO
11101111Ced that bombs of ads character words entrance me, 1 feel that this Had Headache had beea dropped by the &Was ea
Radea-Baden, but that. fortunately. man must be telling me the truth add
1 ant ready to believe that before me With the British A In Prance, i
they had fallen lo a clamp of woods Mantis tbe moot unjustly' judged Man Oct. $. .-Tb* soldiers of the Allied
For Two Years la the caster of the towa and had fall- II/ the world'
ed to explode. which had gives that i armies want peace, but no peace ex-
cept a complete victorious one.
• - Germans MI opportunity to take them
apart and ascertain their nature.
A Barrie Man Tells of Persistent
s The purpose of this aanonaceinent.
Headaches and Indigestion— of (-our's, was to forestall the @term of
Finally Found His Way 1 condemnation which the Germs's'
I knew would follow Guilt use of (be
to Good Health.
i bombs on I.ondon-a rum which they
had Invarlably employed whomever
For two lc ea yeli.111, the. writer of (bey contemplated 1110111, fresh violation
this bettor was NuOject. to severe hoed- of the roles of internstional law sad
the dictates of humanity.
aches. The ['stymie eystoni got nue
eilrein..461"•"°" t'Llieet °nil the" etaa It happened that one of my patients
oontInued lora of weight. who resided In Baden-Baden ealled to
The use of Dr. Chasete Nerve Food
oho d all thia, and novo with emotes see nee the day •fter the bombe had
of other name people Mr. Nader le been dropped on her rig, and she
recommending t he usa )1 this falba told me •Il .bout It.
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He hod trointed oat ttiet America et Of biding dor ng a the world despite all be a
And then he %hates my hand In fare-
well and Is driven away, sod as 1 ease
et the moot where he stood. there comes
hefore my eyes the desolation of Het -
glum. the tragedy of the Lualtania, the
despoliation of France and Poland, the
deetroction of women and children In
London and Paris and $ thousand and
one other atrocioult deeds which belle
the kaisier's fair words, and I realize
that I have been talking to the world's
most finished actor and have simply
been bewitched by tbe power of his
personal magnetism.
eon t uod best week -
("We .1. 414. boot mean'. of hult14"1""The Airplanes whir" dropped tha
the echauatiel nervous erste& $od
outing *boadneheo. ineigratlea end bombe bad been flying ever 1.145 (1(1 all
all the enemy -mg symptoms se S nth- the morning," she Mortared. "We
down condielos. thought they were our ewe machines
Me Jeba Nader, IS Ponouiwir atreot. out for practice and paid no particular
Harris. Oot . wrireet . "During like last
attention to then. Then they dropp011
t years I hail an attach of ladigea-
tion. socomipanted by sever* hood- the bombs rink they landed la tkir
ache'. I suffered from loam of epee- woods. and we knew we bed been •t•
Ws- sad tiir •F•t•in teectar"_,......r 'J.* tacked. What • dreadful Wag for
flown I also lost 4-wielders/w us
weight, I began lamina Dr Clouse.''. them to dol-
lar/coat Food. and am they helped are I ' What • foolish thing for allied sir -
4.011r111•1014 ttliO4 treatment for some pitmen to do -to spend • «bolo usoro-
time My condition la now greatly Ing studying the I•yoat of the tows'
linproved, my headaelase are torldenil
ray health In g 4 is moot, bet,er land then to drop throw deadly bombs
I mu cheerfully rocommoad this use , on • clump of woods where they could
of Dr Chaeses Nerve Food to Store not poisibly hurt •ayone, sad how
sufflerdsd Orem rorrestseness St and carelees of th• Germans sot to molest
kind."I than while they were varied In tasty
11The torsos Dr. Chorea Nerve reed
1.1 10 effective lei carve se thia igligd ta devilish work!
boosters of It. stetraordlnery Mood- 1 Rot the point 1 wanted to bring sod
?trendier telleeliee BY or= so MO Orli: them gas bombs were sive,
anuadaeso of rieh. red .....it seed as London!
streilitt""(Ile 1.01151 of tja. ''-''' "Just as everythlas was Is readiness
revimirere the exhausted nerves- ant
butt*. ip the arstion In every Wag for the raid," the officer told me re-
Thil apnallte es restored,13! s cretfully. "we received orders direct
4rneeevelt reu 00044" al." "... 1 from the kaiser to hold oft -'-1 saw hie
haos's, Nerve rood is &Arts sion.14•-• ! two.. wet nothing for co to do hilt
Ina now risme sod 441144rer Is .11
every organ of the far signatore to thy, eater. Of coons*.
human Iwo..
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for mon. women sod (*Whin 11.116•41 I comply, hut If wo had had the tattier
.yawnta have bosom* weak aid 'VW there. I believe we would have strung
cameo • to ••••••• a bor. g Mon tor
$1 71. elf Voles; nr Illiesmsamos, Raton hint up by Go melt! W. still ba••
II Oa, fastener. Toros*. _ these Want*. however, a ad . 19u seal
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YOUTH -TIME
The important time to lay
a strong foundation for
robust manhood ,is while life is
young and the body develop-
ing. A growing child needs
every possible help to conserve
energy and confirm the body
in vigorous health. To a
developing child
SCOTTS
EMULSION
This 'was the opinion expresited by
(Akers and men alike to the Asso-
ciated Press correspondent to -day. If
Germany is now willing to admit bet
utter defeat, then, say these men.
wbo have been fighting the good fight
for the liberty of the world, so much
the better, but they declare, the
granting of an armistice at this tinie.
:mints the enemy is absolutely sin-
cere, might prove extremely dan-
gerous.
"Victory first; then peace." This
the manner In which French
civilians, who have returned to their
shell -wrecked homer in Northern
France, expressed then:melees, when
the subject of an armistice 1. dim-
etre.sed.
The same idea rune through the
minds of all the A111041 emit*, where
men have seen their comrades die
and where the feeling is that they
have died in vain unless victory la
• Wilde.
The suspension of hostilities, even
for a few days, would enable the
Germans to continue their prepare,
tion of lines to which they might re-
tire for the winter. At the moment
114.' Hindenburg aystent Ms beam
smashed, and the German military
leaders have every reason to believe
that they may noon be lichtiag back
over country in which at pretreat they
have no lines. no dugouts, ng protec-
tion from the advancing aimed
troops.
The Allied armies are in a .trona
and aldnantageons position, and the
general feeling here is that the dr
feat of Germany may come sooner
than expected elsewhere than at the
front.
Hy retiring unhindered the Ger-
mans could materially shorten their
linen and Saar 1711.0 thereby. Thus
they could thicken their rank* and
probably he able to hold mit until all
the new 1920 clam. of about 500.000
toting men cent(' he incorporated tn
the natts in the battle sone.
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comes with particular help.
Thousands of the strong men
and women of today were in
youth -time nourished and
strengthened to withstand
the inroads of disease by the
consistent use of Scott' a
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