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NOAII'S LANDING PLACE
le Now Republic of Antral, is ,
Province of Armenia.
The non'. smpeal matio by the,
newly tenet:Hied republic ef Ararele
Por recognitioil will be belled: under
stood, at leest gcogrephirally, when
It is e.xpleieed that th'g0t Iti
tion is e geovinee of A11ie:11m
It takete mime rrom inoura
Lein on wheel the Ark mule a 1Z11
h1 after the Vloode-Aralet
Neadde Mot:Maim
The Whole werld, vet-or:line le the
END story, •Wite 811b11.01.15.12.1 riming
the period or the Deluge and Ararat's
tomnoet peek wari the fret dee- land
to appear aim. eth4W!,15:4 roe the
Amite nelson teat 11 tvai; tb101.f.l.5815
Armenie, :41 1411 events.
Al rireeed 1e -dale it. ieleee a 141 .111
or tea dela or the re e :1, in:ism:eh
as the pcae it; 10071t 4.1 oi teree miles
above sea le' el, 11, ie- emneeillimed,
and RR St05.5e8 for fieltel :5.0111 the
_op •Ar, co,ered with everlasting' snow
toel fi?1,13 of glittering ler.
The r'llinh dowil must bean
rather eaffinii fer Noah, his family,
and all the animels disembarked from
the Ark. Al 107' an ascent to the top,
it was formerly believed to he Lmnosi-
eible. The Armenian monks de-
clared that remains of the Nom:hien
bark still existed on the marmite and
that by reason of their sanctity a se-
pernatural_ influence forbade ap-
proach.
Neverthelees, in September, 1829,
a bold climber, Dr. Johann Parrot,
succeeded inreathing the top of Ara-
rat are cie corning down stated that
he had found not even the keel of
the Ark up there. Sino then the
feat has been repeated by sevetal
other adventurous persons.
Ararat comes pretty near to being
the most beautiful mountain in the
wird. It is a long -extinct volcano,
standing almost isolated save for a
lesser peals, called -Little Ararat,
which (really part of it) is a one
of exquisite symmetry -on admit vol-
cano of a type plainly recognizable
as an eel' pile formed about an erup-
tive chimney.
Below, in the valley or Araxes, was
the Garden of Eden, according to Ar-
menian tradition. At Marsand, in
that neighborhood, was (so the monks
say) the burial place of Noah's wife,
At .Arguri, a village uear a great
chasm that runs into the heart of the
mountain, Noah planted the first
eineyard.
CAPTAIN STICKS To iititle
, —
British Skipper Remains on Water.
logged and Dismastecl Craft.
The British schooner Charlevoix,
whose skipper, Captain Roberts, re-
fused to leave his dbmasted and
waterlogged craft when his crew of
seven men were taken off in midocoan
February 8, by the steamehip J. A.
Bostwick, and later landed at Key
West, is still afloat with its skipper,
who is just as determined as ever not
to leave it a derelkt on the high seas
as a peize for some fortune-hunting
tug or steamship which might come
along and pick it up and tow it in to
some nearby port.
The devotion of Captain Roberts to
the interests of his owners is regard-
ed as ono of the extraordinary ex
amides of heroism in the annals of
the sea. According to the master of
the Bostweek, no persuasion could in-
duce Captain Roberts to leave his
ship, which was on 5, voyage from $t.
Andrews, Fla., to Mac.oria, with a
cargo of lumber. A severe storm dis-
mantled the vessel and caused it to
leak, the lumber cargo alone keeping
it afloat.
It was forty-eight hours after the
Bostwick had left the Charlevoix,
with all its crew except Captain Rob-
erts on board, that the wrecked craf
was avert met by a steamship. Rang -
Mg near the deep laden hulk, the lone
mariner on board was asked if assist-
ance was needed.
The reply came hack that no help
was needed-.
The steamship le of steel. Tho ship
then was 27 degrees 55 minutes north,
longitude 79 degrees 5 minutes west.
My Creed.
My <treed? Yos,,lrIend 111 tell it you.
Since you have asked me to define
On what I build my hope or heaven.
My creed? Yett, I can call ie mine
Since it belongs to every num
Who roaches upward toward the
light,
And trusts in God for guidance mire
And strongth and will to do the right.
You'll find it written down, my friend,
In that old Book upon the shelf;
"eie "Love the Lord with all thine
beart,
And love thy neighbor as thyself."
NM quite enough? 'Twas counted so
13y One Who walked by Galilee,
Christ's creed of love for Goll and mail
is quite enough for yon and me.
Give the flatirons a good Washing
every new and then with Bodo mid
hot water.
If you would learn to save,
keep in touch with oVery cent you
pend.
Valuable Necklace for Baby Welfare.
The Duchess of Albany, who is
keenly intereeted in all echernee for
infant welfare, has recently zold
row of pearls often Warn by the late
queen Vietorlii, tend pretiented hy her
to her deugleerein-laW, 10 a Picea.
ollilly perchrtor for e2,500, Tice pre -
evade Ale Inie genii for the ;benefit
oe the leabicei MIMS and Day Nnreer.
ice in Deptford, of which there 15
great need in a borough composed _ale
Most entirely of tvorking elass -fano.
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_t be °specially disttassing,
he.m mado at a certain
but there 18 0.0 emendalut, It is all so Montrealer Attacked Single -Handed
soheel in tho 112iael Statee '—
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ticir7lip I -0114 annihilating and overwitelmIng for When 19,000 Feet Up. The iiieniiheeed box -pleated :!kirt is the o-arthin • It
everybody that there is little hutted&
FAR11IER:3 OF THE SOMME AND
THE MARNE.
Must 1305141 Life Anew on Shell -Tern
Fields Robbed of Trees
and Buildings.
G. Adearie, a Briliali agricultural ex-
pert, wh,.) recently retarned from
nal expreseion of feeling, and if any
denription could be extracted from
them 11 1(0111,1 probably be as detaclied ing to light, it will be interesting to ed. McCall Pettern No. 8720 Girl's, 1,00 feet er„ge the 0 rcurni5. 14 44
as Pliny's letter on the destruction of tell how a Montreal Aviator mount, Dress. In 5 sloe, 31 to 14 years. crortitirei In a, oungh reveal their bele •
Pompeii. ed for the last Zeppelie to be brought Price, 20 cents. 'franefer Deign No, ing-placi•I to the eerie -mut 3,1109 feet
°The one abiding inieroseloo Obtain- down. The aviator was Lieut. Stuart 811. Peiee, 1.5 emite. up; the rumble ef cart wheels is :live
oil by traversing the battleeelds Is L. (Miley, D. SO, :who enlisted in the bis at '.,2;•111 fee;, white the metallic;
that. Of snment5an, Teems and villegeth Royel Naval -Serviee nearly two years • sound in chmech bells enaliles them
leveled to the ground 0.114, nettle amen. ego. to beet the ferreer by 159 feet.
ed up by shell fire. Wherever the bat- Early Sunday morning, August 11, Sixange theuali it may appear, a
tle has raged in Its fury tho effect 18. 191 8, word was brought in by motor dogs bark or the simple 4410010 of a
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sae, and the state een of tho country boats that a Zeppelin had bsight-
. riee earry final:de than any of the
afore-meet:haled so mils.
Now that the meny and varied attached to the •walet, which closes at earth temnie penetrate. A me e.e hemp:me:1 lt.5. 5.5,5.5
"hurh" Mei lent • of the war ar. corn- the side frorit. No placed; is require shout ean be igierd ,:,le dietincile ef tee ;
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beggarie description. To reel the fitil ed. When he WW1 some 10,000 fect
rmen, writes:. "I visited France on force the pretenitmeetp, Culley sighted the Zeppelin a <me -
be contrasted i
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behalf of the agricultural railer of with the past. A few 1000111H befeiderabldistance away. De deeided
ore I
! to attack it. Ile kept straight on
Allies ccanmitthe to itecertain in whet the Germans advanced the country
clirection Lho most efficient anistance round Amiens WIti-1 400011 with whea.t. I until the Zeppelin was almost I&recta 1y over him, whenehe pulled up the
could be 'rendered to the farmers 'rho prospect wagood.
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whose holdinge have beendestroyed "Tho farmers had been sedum since - non of the plane and emptied his
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by the war, The effect of tour years the retreat or the enemy in 1916. TheY: machine un into the bottom of the
of continuous warfare, in some parts were industrious and hopeful that the airship, it being some 200 feet above
nn the seine terrain, has boon to an- tido had turned, and that the worst the plane. The plane itself was 19,-
nihilate beyoud reeoguition towns. vil. was over. Suddenly, un ?larch 21, 000 feet in the air.
twos and lands; and it 171.: a,' at once 1918, the German advance began, Tt In about half a minute or ete spurts
apparent that to seatter the small became an onrush, and in a few days of dame appeared in several parts
amount at the disposal of the commit- the enemy at the gato of :-ssmhms,- of the Zeppelhl,
tee over tho whole area of the front Then followed a goatee qui poet. Old The ships had been watehing the
war. useless: it would hardly attain 111011, women and children seized on performance and immediately the
as many family goodas they cmild ; Admiral saw the flames he sent this
a.nd fled. Surely the eilemy would he sRuel to all the ships round about:
stayed; it was only a nunneutary sue- 'Turn to hymn 224, laat verse,"
eess. They would return in a few which is as follower
days. It waft not to be; they could "0 happy teand of pilgrims,
never return to their Ulnae as they Look upward to the skies,
knew them. Where such a light affliction,
of the 801111010 in 1916. and it is, por. "MIMI' farewell was a final parting, Shall win so great a prize."
haps. the victim of greater and more for nut one hewn was to remain in the Later Lieut. Gulley was called on
coneentreted destruction than any villages they left. A few bricks might by the Minim] to stand on the deck
other part or France. The devastated tadicats where the village stood, but of a destroyer while the fleet went by
region in the Somme department alone no more'. Shell, bomb and dynamite, with the crews lining the gunwales
amounts to 477,000 acres. Of this the sure agents of destruction, world cheering him.
about one-half is completely ruined by 600 to that. Those who have known
the digging of trenches and by bomb- and loved a home can imagine the IL S. IMMIGRATION TO WEST
bardment, and will take years to re- anguish. No home-eoming for the man
store; the Telnallid8r is capable of be- at tho wars. It can never bAlberta Has the Largest Proportione the same
ing
able time to a state of cultivation, created. A wound had been inflicted of People from the States.
brought back within a measure- again. Old aesociations cannot bo re-
"Thenlistriet extends from Ilinniumo which can never heal.
to Month:Mier and from beyond Peron. Trees Could Tell Tales.
ne to within a few miIes of Amiens. 'The trees, which are so essential
It would bo quite useless to send live- to the beauty of the country, Which
to the dimensions or a drop in the
ocean.
"The dopattment of the Somme 15
peculiarly appropriate for the purposes
of the committee's relief, for two rea-
sons. dt bas been the scone of the Bri-
tish army's operations since the battle
stock into any part of this area at the
Promo:et time, for there are no means
of subeistenee for anlinai life and the.
farmers have no houses to live in. It
is hoped, however, that by May ar-
rangements will have been made to en-
able the farmers gradually to rot=
to their farms in the more favored dis-
tricts, and it is then MD assistance
will be welcome.
Somme Land Most Damaged.
"A visit to tho Marne department in
1910 enabled me to compare the state
Of that district with that of the Sam -
me in 1918. In the country round Cha-
lons the villages had been destroyed,
but, owing to the fact that the Ger-
mans boat 80 precipitate a refloat and
also that trench warfare had hardly
commenced, the soil was °imperative-
ly uninjured. The devastation in the
Somme department is inflnitely great-
er became the land is destroyed.
"To a people so ntuell attached to
now Many of
Your Neisfhbors
Drink
POST
You know of some,but
»1, do lin drink it
R's because lea and
coffee disagree with
them,
Next time a wakeful
night, nervousness,
heart -flutter or stom-
ach disturbance
follows tea or coffee
drirdcing•
Think of %shim
Were.i. Atzsior7"
give shade to the traveler elle rest the
eye, could tell a tale; whole woods ince of Alberta was organized, and Graves in France,
have been mown down: others stand
up limbless ancl headless like :scaffold-
ing poles. A11 are pierced and torn.
The landscape is waste %lid treeless.
The earth must have looktd like -this
when first it cooled and before there immigrants, and Manitoba third, with yonder,
was life and all was void. The work only 7S,789. The largest immigration So far away!
llainardrar Liniment Cares Barns, M:0.
He Was Too Busy.
An Ranee having applied for cite
zenship in tho United States wo.s be-
ing examined in tho naturalization
court:
"Who is the president 00 (110 United
States?"
"Mr. Wile."
"Who is vice presideat?"
oeir. Marsh."
"Could you be president?"
enee,
"Wliy?"
"Mister, you 'mese, pleaee. I very
busy worka do tiliee."
MONEY ORCEP.S.
Send a Dominion Express Money
Order. Five Dollitre costs three cents.
"I hope yen put a erns against Mr.
Snovk's name when you voted,
is panel effect, The panels are Mary?" "011, no, r-,4 only put a
Tho skirt of this individual design
finished back and front with fringe, ernes agaimit than what I didn't.
and the foundation is developed in want to see win. I put 'With love to
Mr. Snooks' against 'is name -such
contrasting material. McCall Pattern
It mdsorne young gent!"
No. 8485, Ladies' Waist. In 6 sizes,
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Skirt. Le 7 sizes, 22 to 34 waist.' rifinarns Liniment Cures nanarne.
34 to 44 bust. No. 5747, Ladies',
According to official figures the Irmo, 90 cents eac11.
in metier< 3..1' f 14h eeei 14.141
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tl A Dyspepsia Clire
gi M. D. advises : ''Peron s who
te) suffer from oven iedireestion (,ft
0) and constipation can cure them- (0
selves by taking fifteen to (t,
thirty drops of Extract of R714:s c€:
00 after each meal and at becleme.
eiThis remedy is known as Mother le'e
• Seigel's Curative Syrup is the drug te,
C.*
0) trade." Get the genuine. 50c.
saod $1.00 Ilottics. re a ava\tteati)
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08 HONEY REFUNDED.ASIt ANY DRUGGiST
or write lyanr,n-Knex Co., Montreal, P.Q. P104 60c.
Remember the mime As it tnizlit noi be sere twain
Cabins are now being booked on
board an airship which is to make its DON'T NEGLECT A
total number of Americans thathave These patterns may be obtained fleet bueinees trip from Engem:id tel
taken up residence in the Province of from your local McCall dealer, or . Buenos Ayres next August. The ac -
Alberta wince 1905, including five from the McCall Co., 70 Bond St., Toe !teal distanee of the jeurney will he
months Of the fiscal year 1918-19, onto, Dept W.
reaches 275,093. In 1905 the Prove just under 6,000 miles.
statistical information has been kept
since that date of the immigration ,
lheir fates shall be a song, a school -
into the three provinces of Saskat- boy's wonder,
ehowan, Manitoba and Alberta, Sas- For alanY a clay -
0, the red treasure we have buried
katchewan ranks sezond with 226,330
of centuries has been erased, and II
new creation is required.
'When the cathedral of Chartres
was destroyed in the twelfth century
it was considered to be such a calami-
ty for Christendom that pilgrims
flocked from all sides to aid in its 01-
int Alberta from the United States
came in 1909-10 and numbered 34563;
the smallest, in 1918-19, numbered
5,613.
The 10101 population of Alberta in
1916 was given officially as 496,525.
The British immigration during the
building. In the same way this great thirteen years since the province was
calamity which France has suffered ! organized was 73,082, and other than
for the common cause must not be left British 40,282, making a total of 113, -
an her shoulders alone to bear. Ger- 364, as compared with 275,093 Muni -
many, whieh hes inflicted this ottrage, grants of American nationality. The
and has escaped invasion, must be predominance of the American immi-
made to carry the burden, and it grant over all other nationalities is
should be a pleasure to us to do what ; nearly seventy per cent. Assuming
we can to alleviate the suffering of the ' that the proportion of immigrants
from the United States residing in
Alberta prior to the organization of
the province was about the same as
French peasants. What we can du is
in the nature of first aid,
'The farmer when he returns will
require to begin life again. His stock is now existing, the total American
and his implements have gone, and I population in Alleerta to -day is prob.
Monsieur Jourdan informed me that ably 325,000 out of the entire popula-,
ma would be to give him those kinds Of course, hundreds of Americans
the most efficient way to help the far- tiOn of 49,52F, or aboue 65 per cent.'
of stock which will bring him the have taken up Government land and
have becoine naturalized, and many
hundreds of immigrants have left the
United States before they had com-
pleted their naturalization there. But
the predominance of Americans in Ale
borta is voxy marked, and this pre-
demi/tame has a direct influence upon
trade With the United States,
Some Comeback.
The lawyer was cross-examining a
witness to a robbery.
"When did the robbery take place?"
he asked.
"I think----" began the withese.
"We don't care what you think, air.
We Want to know what you know."
"Then if you don't want to know
what I think I may tie well leave the
stand, 5 can't talk without thinking,
Pm no lawyer."
quickeet return, such as poultry and
pigs, later he would welnome sheep
and cattle. In the same way the small-
er implements of husbandry and for
the dairy would be more useful than
heavier maehinery. evhieli will bo sup-
plied by the co-operative societiee or
by the governments. So far as seed
is concerned there ie a groat scarcity
of oats and good potato seed,
"The sentiment which must attnel1
to the distriot of the Somme which
has been defended by British arms,
and the fact that the district 1 tbe
most devastated region in the whole of
France, will be enough to appeal to
the generosity of the British fernier
and draw! from him that practical
eympa.thy which is better them tears,
and will make a permanent bend be-
tween the agrieulturiets of the two
countries."
The most elaborate typewriter ever
built was made for the lute Czarina
of Emzsia by an American company.
All parts of the machine ordinarily
enaiarlcd bhugt were of a brilliant
blur, inlaid with niother-Ofepearl. The
loye 10051.e5 of precious African ivory,
and 1441 smaller metal parts were of
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Faith.
We -3nay not know what force com-
pels,
And guides this earthly sphere,
We may not learn its laws sublime,
We see but darkly here.
We eannot grasp the infinite,
Nor reach beyond the bar,
But we believe a hand Divine
tights yonder gleaming star.
0, the poor panting love that must
go 'weeping
Through bloody forum
To find the soldier .121 his glory sleep-
ing,
So far from home!
Prance, we have loved thee! But
beyond all measure
Our love shall be,
Since in thy bosom we have .hid our
treasure
01 agony.
Minard's Liniment Co., Limited.
Gentlemen -My daughter, 13 yrs,
old, was thrown from a sleigh and in-
jured her elbow so badly it remained
stiff and very painful for three years.
Four bottles of MTNARD'S LINIMENT
completely cured her and she has not
been troubled for two years.
Yours truly,
.5. 33. LIVESQUE,
St. Joseph, P. 0., 18th Aug., 1900,
Not Unusual.
Miss Swootgirl was engaged to the
-curate, and she took it upon herself
to look after hint, as 11 nice women
will.
He was going oft to eillolate at
funeral, and she stood at the garden
gate, seeing him off.
"Take care of yourself, dear!" said
she.
"Yes, yes -I will." said the curate.
"Do," said the girl, still anxious.
"And remember: Don't stand with
your baro head on the damp ground"
wartard,s X,innuent nolieves Neuralgia,
04.7*
An Irishman stood for some time
before al hall In which. 41. general fight
seemed to bo going on, :Equally he
could stand it no longer, and, ap-
proaching at man in the doorway,
asked: "Excuse me, sor, but wud you
mind tellin' mok-.-iz that a private
fight thot's via' on in there, or kin
anyone join in?"
GIRLS! DAVE A MASS
OF BEAUTIFUL AIR,
SJFT, GLOSSY, WAVY
RHEUMATIC PAM
Go after it with Sloan's
Liniment before it gets
dangerous
Apply a Mile. don't rub, let it pene-
trate, and -good -tor twinge! Saine foe
external aehes, Intim; strains, stiffness
of joints or muscles, lameness, bruises.
A small bottle destroys dandruff
and doubles beauty of
your hair.
'Within ten minutes after an apple
cation of Danderiue you can not find a
single trace of dandruff or falling hair
and your scalp will not itch, but what
will please you most will be after a few
weeks' use, when 7011 see 11010 hair, fine
and downy at first -yes- but really
new hair --growing all over the scalp
A little Danderine immediately doub-
les the beauty of your hair. No 0110-
00003100 how dell, faded, brittle and
scraggy, just moisten 31 cloth with
Danderino and carefully draw it
through your hair, taking one small
strand at a timo. The effect is panne.
ing-your hate w411 be light, fluffy and
wavy. aud have an appearance of
abundance; an Ineomparable lustre,
softness and Ittearianee.
Get a small bottle of Knowlton's;
Danderino from any ding store or toilet
counter for a few rents 1111d pro1.0 that
your hair is as pretty and soft as any
-that it has been neglected or injured
by careless treatment -that's all -you
surely van have beautiful hair and lots
of it if you will just try a little
Dauderine.
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Reduces Boreal Enlargements,
Thickened, Swollen Tissues,
Curbs, Filled Tendons, Sore.
ness from Bruises or Strains;
etopt Sputa Lameness, allays palm
Does net blister, remove the hair or
lay up the horse, $2.50 A bottle'
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filh..1111axweilSuffereel
,Years With Pimpies
Healed by Cutierara
"1 suffered for years with plmpae5,
land blackheads on my face. The lst.
,„. tex one. could hardly get 0
s 4: that I could tear my flesh to
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,. s" pin point between, and the
, 10 /0. former itched and burned so
- pieces. I could not sleep at
_,,of' night, and my face was just
t."... a =SS of eruptions.
r -I decided to give Cuticula Soars
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two cakes of Cutieura Soap and two
boxes of Cutieure Ointment I wan
completely healed." (Signed) R. B.
Maxwell, Upper SeckVille, N. S.,
August 10, 1917.
Yon May think that because Cut1.
curs does such wonderful work In
soothing and healing severe itching
end burning eczemas Otto not adapted
to the gentle 11009 of the toilet. On the
contrary, that is just where it is most
these sedan%
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