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Established 1865, Vol. 49, No. 12
CLINTON ONTARIO THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 17 '(,1914 W. H. Kerr & Son, Editors and Publisher
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Capital Authorized .... $25,000,000`
Capital paid up .,. 11,560.000
Reserve and undivided profits 13;500,000
Total Assets ......... ......... 180,000,000
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enera1 Banking Business Transacted.
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e at Clinton on Sept. 30th„
1CO' Years of Peace
'The Chicago Ex'apnines is one of
the chtein of ;Hearst( si.eev'spapers,,
which are not paitacularay friendly
fo IGreai( Britain,' All the moils
acceptable is .the follotwin,g ulttter-.
ta'nce, inn which It ;setts forttih the
kinship, of tall Angle -Saxon people i
"When pa Am'erieant reads the de-
peripttioni el the lor:lgr line od need. -
ern and rcn'agni£iclenit itortiresset
built and maintained, at enormous
cent lamed 'strewn 'on tither side
'the entefirre linile of the border lne-
ttw'eenc the republic of iFraneei and
the empire of Germany-ttw'o civ-
ilized, Christian, and neighboring.
countries -he tunas w'iifh. more then ,
ordinary ealtisfae't ori. to the con-
ttemplation of chis own. country.
There are on the ,jos tdi stretches
3800 miles of border( that separ'a'te
'the reiltecl;St(a'tes from Canada and
'th'e Americlani possessions of Great
Britain, And not a freeness or a
cannon, or a troop of, eel diem
gi wrdst that bordep on either side.
Not la ba(t•t(le;ship orea war vessel
an either shore ,o•d the ,,Gr atf Lakes
excepts such vessels, at are 'needed
for commerce or 'fon' police' patron.
And foro hundred years ,not a
shot ergs been fired; across 'that
border Sage in salute or (ce'lebra-
tiom, What a wonderful tribute;'to
the spirit land un(pty of (the Eng-
list speaking race! May it cont
ttin;ue to the end of.(tLme-tau
tangible and invisible line that
unites ;rather than. divides. the Iwo
great American 'bianfehes of the
English-speaking people of the
'world." Ecanomically, as well as far
sentiment,. Canada' and the United
States are Much thrown together,
tri the present crises. Friosn Pen-
tn,sylvalrlia we get ;our coal. and
front the American west Great Brzt
GAD, via Canada, mewl freed( to sup-
plement hes supply of Wheat. And
irslo,Eurotpeart nation can prevent
the flow off.' these things across our
southern, border..
Systematic Gioia.
Moderatorand Dr, Grant Will Visit
Various Presbyteries.
Att'tihd request of the commits,
res csn Isystemlaltie ,gi.wing 'for,' the
synods of Monttee(all and (Ottawa,
Taranto and, Kingston, Hamilton
amid Lo'nd'on, arrangements have
been made coat Dr, W. T,,'Fleratidge
moderator of the general assembly
land( Dr. A. S. ,Granit, ahairttnan' of
the board of finance, to visit the
Presbyteries with their (bo'unds,
Anter 't(heir visits tce 'thee tdiffeaeintt
Presbyteries. wherethey will' Ideal
with the church rats ti wlho'le,s !a
vigorous( budget ealmpaign. lett be,
carried an •tlurongh;all the, congree
g,altiom:s. This will be undertaken
by the Pre'sbyt{ery, coir, nittees sin.
co-operation With the secret!arhes
of the church and represenittttives
of the Llaypuents, Mis'sionaayl Move-
anent Dr;, 'Herrrdgo lan& Dr.iGrant.'
are to begin their itinerary at'Que-
bee this, ;week and" will work west-
ward, Their addresses will be de
livered' to the guroltn Presbytery
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Pieklim,g "Onions
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Clover Hanley
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THE HUB' GROCER
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Efficiency First
Last and all the time is the chief fea
Lure efithe ceurees of instruction in the
ELLIOTT
Y•ong° .and iCherles Stso' Toronto
'Yes, our graduates euceeed, They have
that habit Write for Catalogue
=Give Thein a Tria}`
lever -inch Siege Howitzer used by Germans *4' ' ' *' 'i'N. w:
TThas huge gun. pa the type used aft the siege of, Liege. It
its 9hiauledl across country by a no ter tractoa, and( has to be mounted
on "calterpillar" ,Wheels iNo keep 11 llaom' eilnl ing inn;ot the earth ,too,
'Far:. It has a teerffie `recoils pact ,cef which it absorbed (by the
sit3eai support$ Inalthe) Oar, and pa tet by the pneuliniaitic cylinders
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A HOWITZER WOEYA HIGli mum.' Mat MOUNTED 011
CATERPILLAR" letEii
ir War Summary ire
lit to/
n .Thursday
The Turks\ eOneen•trare against
Bulgalria.
(Twelve •British entgtn err game
(iced their lives to blow up; the
bridge aer)ss the Aisne river.
•Commelaindam(B Meuse, who wreck
ed Louvain will be trued by
count miartial, by 'the :Belgian's.
' Allies are holding 4f.irue all a1l:elg
the line.
.Germany intervened on July 31
tot prevent peaee with Russia and
Ausltriia.
Liege is reported eiacuated by
Germans.
Redmond, the Irish leader, has
appealed for more recruits.
The Jape occupy Kiao-Chau sta-
tion which is oppes.t;e the Ger-
main. 'fortified port of Tsin;g-Tau.
Wednesday
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A repoat states that. Maubeuge
is relieved( rano! 12,000 captured.
Brig. -General Finlay of the ,first
British' R. tartiller
division of Brl _ Royal. Y S
alaskille in, action.
Belgian army .safe in Antwerp
forms.
The retreating Germ'an's are hold-
ing 'together pend( Von Kluck makes
eland Noath of Aisne Weer.er
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Rarrar his( caught( V
to Ar st ran
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in ta,,trapt between Vistula and the
Sian.
Tine Times, in,,in editorial ar-
ticle, advocates• the obliteration' of
works eel*Le the
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sacking and bur'mn(a of Louvain,
d 'from San
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A. (despatch rC
Ceio s anni, Albania, says the Mon-
tenegrin troops have joined the Ser
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viennd(fdglrLang ander Set�vrau
Genertals headed by General Vuk-
dtich have repulsed the Austri,-
a'n frontt(er.
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.atnts all a ong
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Renter's Tetlegnam Company says
thlalt the Fourth South' Africa mount
etli Rifles cosnnunnlcled by Colonel
Daetsoln' 4fter two night (nts.rches
surprised the,Gere_rate 0100 w hist.
liladeeccupied a drift pity miles
froml'-,Sitel=nkopf in the Nlalm'aquland
After nrslearp skirmish the Ger.,
Mans wee° compelled to 'surrender
Unclaear the elate o,f'S'ep)tiember 12
the War Office/ has given put an
official statement relating to the
Isiltuelttont rtTsing-Tau,, in'twhich
is declared, ithatJapannelse cavalry
captured/. Chir -Mol tlentuileps uotsiitle
of Ithtet Kite -Chau( zone. No signs of
the einspn Y `were discovered' north
eine River 'Puh alA3e1
pestof
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A -despatch dTosn1Paris rvast The
alllggiamo its atetharl(tly errs :the state
anoint t(ha'bthe. Rusej.an Go,ve(rin-
anlelnit hes 'decided in cannel all
Gersnlan patentis within thelEmpia'e.
The Jla'penes'e Goverment ordered
The Herald e'German' comitrblled
;newspaper coutrolledi et Yokohama
end The Deutsche ,Japan Poet a
Gemmlanr news agency; to ceases; pub
ahcaftio�i.<
Atsre'ciatl; despatch) received 'from
Rome :(pays The Tribunals tcnPtso-
gnat(' corrfespaxdenit dlelclaryes itis
repeated( il'"the Russian clapitel
tient( .tlhe 'Auetiilns have Lost Q5
pee cent oiftheir Rata.. ,effective
a'vlaiaable (troops imtculdt,nlg (250,000
mewl taken( us rprieoners by thelkies
seams and FSer sees, The, despatch
that Austria ie;withdrawvng• her
(tforces ltoprotleet Viennlaf and, Bud
iapelslt.
Calcul!altio•ns based on the official
returns issued ,choke tthet (the cost
to;Grelat Britain of the 43;days of
'ibr counting from Augu's't, 1,\vhen
the disibursemeiets heglau;has been
lbon't 0105,500,000 or at' a ;rate of
03,870,000 pelt d(a)y.
Tuesday
Enemy driven across tire Aisne
and retreating all along the Inci,
Briltratin, aids Italy to 'm'obilize neer
fleet.
Strath'eom,a Horse and Royal Cen-
adiian(, Dragoons(' is ,to be ,'added( do
'fnrts't expeditionary force from,
Canada besides. twat squadrons; at
Vaacar!tier.
25,050 .Top ltaaops land on Shan -
Tung peninsula:
The eoxreeponidenit tlothe Lon-
' don,
on'.don, Clwonicle'stalteat that, the 'Ger-
mans 'a are (trying tot fight their
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LOST BY 8 (SHOTS..
.Four rinks of 'bowlers 'were in
Mittc.helL on 'Tuesdlaly, and 'lost by
eight shote. ' r 1 , ! I
PATRIOTIC ENTERTAINMENT'
SEE TEM BER, 24T11. L
Thursday Sept, 24th is the date
seledted for the first pattrioticen-
tertainlme.rt in the town hall
tan end we understand`, others will
rfcillow during 'the coming months
BANNERS STOLEN. ( ,
t On Sundlaty 'evening the banners
decorating two verandahs in St..
Johnis( Wa'rdt were 'stolen an. as
(the parties Were seen and. the job
and' their nasnfee rare klnbis,n, they
had beater( return (theae lane avoid
a public rexamplel beung enadei at
their expense..
WE EXPECT ANOTHER
INDUSTRY TO START HERE,
The Nene Elia expects that a all
will be amlade Ito' Mr. J. Andrews
td open up :his (cider anti'll, lad Olie<
apple crop is heavy, land .praetic-
elly no (market '1 or them, Cider
and apple butter evould make a
good billea-dare during the whiter
BURIED HERE,
;Ward alas received here Thurs-
day lalstt•of the death of Mrs. Hugh
Moore, which took place at her
homle in Detroitt, Mich'i The body
\vats brought here lFricIey evening.
and the Timmer' was'•heid from 'the
;cone o'f Mrs, /S. Crich, Huron S't.,
an (Saturday' auhternacen. Mrs.
Meoreis Maiden name' was Maria
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Davis'endendwas a sister o Mrs.
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CrichrnnrI Mr. 'George Davie.
SEE THE ELECTRIC;^•RANG'1f.
The Public Utilities Coimanission
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have an electric e a their'
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office, which is tett., wired for dem-
onstrationur p oses. , There is also
el (Metter (attached to'Oho'v how
much it casts to Ido your baking.
Several cakes have been baked in
it. tBetten aaai and have a look,
amtyway. I
\7ETPO1tOLOGICAL REPORT
FOR AUGUST,. 1914
7. he highest maximum temperature
was 91 on the 9th, 'The lowest was
400 on the 2510. The highest range
ware 380 on the 7th, and the lowest
was 7 0 on 20 h, The means were,
nviximnm 70,0'10, minimum 54 SO0and
range 21,84°. The total rainfall was
4.9 Inches, the highest in August dur-
ing the last eleven years. Pastures.
good et end of month. Root crops
growing well, Sorghum and cora
wed crops, Thunder on 9th, 10th 17th
1810 and 201h. Z.111 syhea,t seeding on
318r.
EMPLOYMENT' BUREAU.
The recently organized employe
anent bureau, 'sugg•estled by the
Bolaxdr a: Trade is. Imeeftinrg (with
fever and'already (several, ?men
have eecuredt woe'k (through this
pnedium. Any mere on women who
are wanting; work .should not heli
taitel to•,advise! tee Mayos{ or (Town
clerk and 0. lislt will be kept 'at the
clerks office. Fanners or orthers
wlvo are needing help will find 'this
esnploymen(t bureau' of 'great ad-
\laaeltage. ;P:hotnel or,,write the clerk
er Mayor. 'Thera is lno• d'ee incon-
mnedti'o'n 'with it (and (these officials
will be pleased' to serve both ear
player and employee.,
COUCH-HISCOX WEDDING.
(A pretty house wedding Was
cel'ebeeted iln Lea dime on Tues-
day, 'at the. home ,of 1VIr. andMos
Geo»'t. 'Hiscox, when their young
gest dda'ughtter, Elizabeth, ' was
enlatrriled to (Mr. Fred. ,Couch elf
Toromltofe The' bride wore (a bridal
robe ' of ivory duchess , iiketynl with
rase poi'nit 'llalce Said pearls, her
tulle veil' (arranged in a Juliet
dap, utnclf draped with', orange blies-
'same, land seed peaa•lse ger sister,
Mrs. Charles E •Sceeattan, of Tor
ren!to, Matteotti of honor, -was gown-
ed in Mlailof;ne blue pussy willow
tail' fete. Mrsa Iijs,osmill sang a
solo, rand) the :'svecidlis}y nsaxohl was
pl{alye.d by Miss Lusa.11e ;Conch,
sister' of the bridegrooms, theecea'e-
monry' bei0'gr performed by t Rev.
Canon 'Tuckleii 'Folfbtwing this,
breakfast was served., r 'p1111) 't'•he
young ccouple• left for dtheirholn,ey
moon,, 1The beicleis',ttrya'vellliug cos-
tume being a 'bailomedi )suit; of navy
blue, chic '(navy ti hale After a
couple of 'weeks int (Muskoka, lily,
Sand. Mrs. Conch wild; ;bake up (their
eesidertee osis Roxton Road, To-
rotnito. The( !harpy 'friends of tive
bride and .groom i13 Pllnton offer
homey congratt'ula'tieete,
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EVAPORATOR OPENED. - t
Mr, .A. (Case, proprieltor Of the
Clinton Evaporator, ,h'as opened up
the evaporator (Poe the (oolmdng
session. 1
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COPY EARLY.
Far the last threeew"eeko The
New Era has 'beets) behind. isi,gett
iwg Ito press a(t'the usual, hour, and
for the reason that adveastiser4 and
conrespawdents talre(seln'ding in
their copy, latae. Try' rtatn'd gest copy
telejarly,
GOT At (,DUCK
On T'uesdtay Messrs, N:(Fitzsimr
amts, R. (M,arsleall, (Charlie and,
.Hurry Twitchell opened the duck
seaeotn by Charlie, Twitchell shoot-
leg the (first .wild duck. As he
only got one, hes ''fiends could
not be( supplied; bud will probably
gest ane 'before thee-se:aeon(is oven.
PRESENTATION'OF, CUP. •
Bast Thursday af'pernoon, the
senior roam of (the tPublic School.
Was 'declaimed (a Ishoa4tt !'time while
Miss Loise Holmes Was tpeeseated
with Pr, Daum Cup forClinton
pupil takingg' the.'higestt marks at
the, Enteanse Exams. Chairman
Thote lColtlt'le Apo ,Pa•in,cipal
Boucle spoke enoruiaging , weeds 'to
the prizewinner a(nld'tihe Ipupills,
Lo1"c:on Beale
Mr. Frecl Wildon spent a few days
in Toronto last week visiting his bro
ther and taking in the Exhibition.
League meets at the home of Sir,
Arthur Stephenson next week.
Not very many from the Road are
taking in . •London Fair this week.
Mr. George Layton has erected one
of, the best driving sheds on the. Road
It is fireproof, being built of cement
and having a steel roof, -
While the town people are complain
ing of the unemployed the farmers are
busy with their threshing, harvesting
their beans, cutting corn, gathering
the potatoes, apples and plowing, • No
chance rtheod ma hell
ha co ft 1 n to have a o
day these days,
Birth%t, Marriages tt Deaths
MARRIA GES
Roberton-Townsend,At the brides
home Hall t i Wednesday Sept.
st or
9th by Rev. 0 0, Keine ]Miss Mary S.
Townsend to Mr. James W. Roberton
of Huliett.
DDA TILS
Moore -In Detroit Mich., on Thurs-
day, Sept. 10th, Maria Davis, wife of
Hugh Moore.
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ONTARIO ST: CHURCH.
The pastors subjects of discourse on
Sunday last were "The treasure and
interests of heaven." and in the even
ing, "The simple nature of religion."
On Sunday next the pastor will
preach in the morning and Rev. John
Muir of Toronto: in the evening,
The Yeuhg Women's League met on
Monday evening at the Parsonage.
They will give a banquet to the young
men of the church on Sept. 28.
Sunday, Sept. 27 will ;be observed as
"Rally Day" for which a special pro
gram is being prepared.
WESLEY CHURCH.
The Trustee Board has invited Rev.
W. 13, Crossley to hold special meet
ing in November sometime.
The church financial reports are now
being distributed..
The Junior League, Friday at 7
o'clock. The meeting will be in charge
cf the Missionary,. Committee. Spec
sal program. New members always
welcome. -
Rev. Dr. Rutledge will preach in the.
morning and Rev. E. D. Silcox, editor.
of the Canadian Oon re ationlist ill
preach at night,
Rev. E. G. Powell took as his morn
ing subject "A man and 300" and at
the evening •service . smoke on "the
Aim of Life." Miss 13, Greene sang
"A Dream of Paradise" at the evening
G derich odus r�a Fair
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September the 21st; 22nd; and 23rd.,
Great speed tests promised; Athletic
sports, championship sprint, races for.
the championship of the county. A
large exhitit of Horses and Cattle:
Fruit and Vegetables , Building filled'
with Fine Arts, Ladies Work, Etc,
l Track never in better shape. A good
[holiday on Tuesday ,Or Wednesday,
EDITORIAL
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Pt is;wisdoen not to go out on torte
many; lines in the Pat(tliot}ic fnnvd.
Pn (;.miry there is strength.
Guess "Britannia' rules the
waves" yeit,ta'14 right, allright. Not.
mach 'business 'doing though. Ad-
miral ,Jellicoe `with possibly "grow
nasty."
Provincial Parliannenits arewake-
ingup totheirduty ,inlrelaltion to,
ing' up to their; d!utlyt iln'relaltiosrl Ira
ad'iau people atnd, aiding the linea at.:.
(the front,
Pt is 'said a thorough, going cam-
paign date bd prat Into effect :,In
Huron Co. to get taftertael y violators..
of 'the Liquor License law and' a
•wlarcry time' ss promised for the 'vie -
nature
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A crewel of (thorns is ,awaiting
some fellow% who seit Nations afire
in strife tend bi'S'teeness. The day -
of reckoning will .assuredly come„
even if et seem,s long delayed some-
times.
Cutting the embargo from Wes<
Indiat sugar•• is a move ,in(the (right
direction. At these tire esthemono
.polies should be asked tto share( up
liberally wiltle the fellows who have -
?no (special "pull."
' Poets will have a chance to write
a new version of "The Charge of
Light Brigade," noe because "some,
one had blundered" but om.accounte
of cool headeddeteds o'f talon and
bravery hoping to stem; the 'tide of
battle, ,as'they sabrod the g'untnets:,
while ;m(aruy a' man won'd'ered.
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. The New 'Bea, is glad to see R.u1,a12;
County' taking a forensost place at
tthe.Industrieaa Fair at; 'Toronto,.
J'a'mes Snell ,& Son, the well kno•ivn
Leicester sheep (mean ,of 'Hallett tare
'sleeping the County well in the
public eye and have beelnfreceiving;
congr.abelat(fons: over\ their success._
This is'acethinjg new, far the Snell'sc
but itis of real value to this district_.
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f v cars of apples are being•.
shipped'aatvarious points hut' thou-
earnds of barrels are on the twee in,.
Baran County orcluards, with no
buyers( in eight, It seems too had. •
if they have to go to. waste, partic:u-
lariy ae so ,each stress has been.
laid,
onl r'
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m,provemenits, aannotilring
may loom up but in the meantime.
Harmers, wilt have ,to watch and
wait.
Nothing isgained 'by too much
pu gn lacilty over the European war
but tat thet same time this is British
'territory and the' swan who insults.
the Nation's( flag should' be 'esnphat-
tically told abo,ultt it. A few letters
ire+ appearing' an print that would
better berried, as some of (nhesn,are
offensive, partisan and ,n'wmteroua
ala
te,meats totally, untrue, IZee,p.
Copal is good laldvioe,
The C.P.R. has a'nasty,job onhaud'
inithe arrest of asyumber ou: Com -
(lectors fax "fobbling" fares. Wise
people would ,eltnroslt imagine that
this olcl trick vas outiofdate but:,
itlseems these (dozen, pasteboard
punchers were Sattisfiedi to run the
risk and
consequently rt1Y landed dd rn the.
(toils( The tempters ,are about as
Lad laslthe thieves, in fact, it seems.,
to be to case of steal all round.
"Should !amid (acquaintance be-
forgot?"leaks' the little; Jap of his.
big Russian, ally. as they bailee norw •
fox ,a common. cause. By the meed.,
of (these ,weelikei' (times it would' not
cause much surprise if ahalf 'dozens:
more of the, Basters.Nations would
take a handl in tb,e squabble. Sonne -1
time's la very ordinlarydog fight
'w'ill, end' up with the owners, of the
canines, alrawiem what they clon'k
knew - about Queen bury, rules.
"Lanug'hireg's •c'atchi lg"' is aatl old
stew, so fs fighting belt pouch, more:
disastrous,
"Ont to Auris" ansi i'On, to Ber--
lirn" (alrel the' watchwords of two .
great aBmiesl in Europe today. No •
anlaltlletr what the sacrifices are -
seems to be (apparen4ly ` of very
iftit(le( ,uoarnte Orme Th'ing is certain •
such sllaughltelr; as the Russians', in-
flicted
n-flic ted ' on the Prussians cannot be •
lung conitinuedi als piing' the dead
up fn(thousap)dle in one battle aeilT '',
soo!nr decimalte an armed host:end
bring defeat even, if a no0,00ngnueg'e'd,.
We h,ave,long hoped for ,Peace land
.the settlement, bf international
(bangles. by (rbiitration', hettitt would
appear that situations. arise where. ,
war, savage and brutalas itis, ,ap-
pears to be ,the only route whereby
setthemten0 calm be arrived( at. It
does tarot stagy" lnaauch for progress
edioaiiiton or religion and an,akes
difficult of Inuttlers(Qalnclling the
fienclisdvn(gss that, eili4l Punks inthe
humlaln ibr easlt Inc spite of the xefimr-
ing tiefluencee that have beet at
work foal (mlanty', a clay, 'Those who
take, nap,. the rsavord oiltenc perish by
the sword, hot what about the mil-
lions (who innocently suffer?