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EAR 85. NO, lel KINGSTON. ONT! ARIO. SATURDAY, GERMANY'S PRESS CRIES FOR PEACE "Iwo Reverses Produced Dep Emotion in German People," Says Paper. HERTLING'S DIFFICULT JoB IN PLEASING ALL HIS PANGER- MAN FRIENDS. More Than Ever it is Necessary for Him to Take the Initiative of Courage at Once. Amsterdam, Aug. German press is urgent prayer to the Government that it should abandon its policy of silence regarding war aims and undertake raging, tearing propag- anda--otherwise peace offensive-- throughout the country so the Ger- man people may know definitely what they are fighting (for The Hamburger Nachrichten even pleads for an announcement of a change in war aims. 'The two re verses which German arms have suffered," it says, "have produced a deep emotion in the German people. There is no use denying that, nor ought it be denied." It wants Hert- ling to follow up "the initiative of courage' displayed by headquarters, for, "more than ever it is necessary to raise the spirits of the German people." It actually thinks the best policy 6 the Government is to sup- port a league of nations ideal--in- deed, m strange attitude for such a _prepostericusly imperialistic journal to take up™t The Rhenische Westfaelische Zei- tung supports the demand, but with a view to having such things as home rule, evacuation of Egypt, and #0 on definitely placed on the Ger- Ian programme. So Hertling will certainly have great difficulty in pleasing all sec- tions of his pan-German friends should he agree to the fervent peti- tions of enlightenment. That he is most lHkely to do so is clear from a statement by the inspired corre- spondent of the Cologne Gazette, who, writing obviously to dictation, shows how necessary it is to have clarity regarding the situation and those of the Government who are good speakers should go up and down the country making speeches and not merely wait till the Reich- stag opens. So the next German peace offensive will probably take the form of a flood of Government oratory. 17.-The whole sending up an "What man has dene woman wants to do. a a tn a mat Old Ideas Die Hard But when you tire of treating eczema internally as a blood disease and ap- ply Dr. Chase's Ointment you will soon be convinced which form of treatment is most effective. Naturally and gradually the skit, is healed as you apply this seothi anfi- Sapo ointment. The new skin is soft and smooth, and you only wonder that you did not try this treat- ment sooner, -------- nt Public Library Bulletin The Battle Cry of "Feed Em." - Three times a day the practical housewife faces the diffieult ques- tion of appetizing, nourishing and economical meals. The problem is readily solved in The Man on Watch it's about time something in King- ston was named Koch... Perhaps the next University avenue hoy baby may be given that winnihg name. , Those conscientious objectors who have come to "Mike! Kennedy's big jail at Portsmouth need not think they are like the apostle Paul, who was thrown into prison and glorified in it.. They're a pretty poor lot of Pauls, What is the safest drink in sum- mer? the Lampman is asked Two per cent. ale, of course. This drink is well boiled and pretty clear of germs. -- ansdowne street is about as popu- lof in Kingston as old Lord Lans- dowine is popular in England. The residents of that highway will no doubt soon be asking the City Coun- ¢il to change its name. No one need be ashamed to be sum- moned to Kingston's police court. Looking over the records, the Lamp- man notices the names of several lo- cal clergymen who have had lately ta pay fines for speeding. | The women are playing high sinks now. This week a western amazon came 'to prison here for. admitting she was married to five men, and only a day or 80 ago a young jane sneaks away with $500 she removed from the pocket of the man she had pro- mised to wed in Kingston, It takes a woman to catch a wo- man, £0 the Government sends a fe- 'male customs detective to Ganano- que to trap the gown smugglers. Brockville is not tHe only place where they smuggle, By the way. what has. become of i those Brockville Venuses who used sit on the high banks of the sum resorts in thelr bathing tights? Has the war chased the nymphs to cover? |i What's the good of preachers mak- rr us feel down-hearted about this i 3 ap 'We've got to go through it and should be a little more optimis- and cheerful in regard. to what 4 Breach 3 Sitigen | reed [fof Wild Strawberry. For Perilous Work En A Royal Flying Corps Bombiny Squadron--A pilot examining a 25 1b. bomb. OTE; so that they can make a more) nor .even potatoes for weeks, but all joyifil nojse when they sing "God Save the King." And it is going to take no less than two bishops to in- augurate this mew. musical instru- ment. - --THE TOWN WATCHMAN. HUNGARIAN WOMEN FLOGGED BY POLICE They Had Complained That. Officers Got Double Rations While They Starved. Zurich, Switzerland, Ang, 17.--~In- crehsed discontent with the food sup- ply, especially among the women of Hungary,is disclosed in reports reach- ing here of interpellations at thé& last session of the Hungarian Parliament, At Cregled, wives of soldiers in the field have received neither flour; fats Grandmother Gave It To Mother, Mother 'To Me, I To My Baby, Read what Mrs. Wm Gray, Jac- quet River, N.B., has to say adoul Dr. Pewler's Extract of Wild Strawberny. She writes: "There Is ny medicine I know of thai cam come up with Dr. Fowler's extract It bas ooon in oir house for forty years grendnicther gave it to my mother, } she to me, and I to my baby For! sirmer complaint it has no @ ua : * losis, 1 never miss a chance of telling ty neighbors "shout "it. 1 would ul think it eafe to go to the ~rniry in the sumer without a bot e «f a It has faved us many a doctor 11." For the past 72 years Dr. Fow- ler's Extraet of Wild Strawberry bes been recognized by both the people and the medical profession as the greatest remedy khowa for all cases of diarrhoea, dysentery, cramps, colic, pains in the stomach, cholera infantum, cholera morbus, sea-sickness and all bowel eom- There are so any spurious "strawberry" preparations on the market fo-day that it would be well for you to see that the name "Dr. Fowlers" is on "avery bottle you buy Our "guarantee, that it will do what we claim for J: wands "he Mv that a complete survey of the city be 'the Health Department. This action reported to tie department by the arn A their complaints to the local food bureau have beep vain. When the women complained that the local po- lice were illegally getting double ra- tions, they were flogged and numbers were imprisoned. Dr. Wekerle, Minister of Finance, explained to Parliament that a mob had begun excess against the police and higher authorities, "Such proceedings," he added, "must be severely punished. The lo- cal authorities did only their duty." The Hungarian Parliament was then prorogued for an indefinite peri- od, after depriving-twenty-two depu- ties of immunity from prosecution. They . are. charged with various crimes, from riding over farmers' corn to breaking the food laws and committing bel. One is accused of giving false choques in payment of a debt, and Count Geza Andrassy will be prosecuted for jumping off a train going at full speed, PLAN TO COMBAT TUBERCULAR FOE Dr. Many Cases of Disease Concealed. Toronto, Aug. 17.--Dr. Hastings, M.O.H., has found a new field of ac- tivity. In a report presented to the local Board of Health he recommends made to ascertain the exact number 'of persons suffering from tubercu- he is under the impression that only a small proportion of the 'cases existing have been reported to was prompted sby the results secured by similar work in the city of Chi- cago, where a survey was made on} one of the most congested districts and the discovery was' 'made that from "five to ten times as many cases of tuberculosis existed as had been physicians." Dr. Hastings in his re- port also called 'attention to reports that had been made on this problem i investigations ih other ities in the United States andin France. The figures quoted were of a nature indicating that the scourge is much more prevalent than most peo- ple imagine, It was stated that were the war to'end to-morrow would have a legacy of over 5,000 tu- berenlar patients among her own peo- § ple to care for. THEN AUGUST 1 7 1918 All that u All that s PRESIDENT. ney can procure cessful management suggest. All that years of Experience can devise. Substantial prizes offered in all classes. A SQUARE DEAL TO MAKES Grandpa Gleeful KINGSTON INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION KINGSTON i Sept. 24:25-26-27 $10,000 in Premiums, Etc. A VISIT TO THE FAIR ONTARIO Children Cheerful, Mothers Merry, Father Feel Fine, Grandma Gay, A GLAD, GLEESOME, GLORIOUS, GIGANTIC HOLIDAY The Largest and Best The FAIR offers everything to charm and fascinate the stimulate receptivity, speed the laggard thought, enrapt dormant energy, joyous force, quicken the pulse, and GILD NATURE WITH A ROSEATE TINGE Departmental Judges in all classes. ALL IS OUR MOTTO Owing to public'demand in 1917 we were obliged to operate one day more than scheduled, something unprecedented in the history of FAIRS of this province. OF DIRECTORS OF 1918 to such an extent that they are using all the energy they possess to make the 1918 event a greater success. DO NOT FAIL TO GET A PRIZE COLIN ROGERS, Esq. 3 senses, The Most Famous The People's Favorite. enchant the imagination, restore one's youth, enliven This has stimulated the BOARD LIST . ROBT J. BUSHELL SEC.-TREAS & MANAGER ADMISSION TO THE BIG SHOW, 25c. MEER EERE RE eee . fow seronds he would SUFFERED TWO YEARS WITH PIMPLES Child Could Not 1d Not Sleep Till Cuticura Hes Healed, "My little brother prother sufitfed for about two years from tiny red pimples. a constantly on his body but he had the greatest trouble under his J ears. The skin was red and very sore and at the least touch he would give a howl of . Afer a ve to scratch, and he was not able to sleep. 'A friend advised me to send for Cuticura Soap and Ointment, I no- ticed achange, and I used three cakes of Cuticura Soap and féur boxes of Oint« ment when he was healed." 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Pupils may begin at ahy date, Terms'on application. Engagements for concerts #ao- cepted. 216 Frontenac Street. Phone 1610. RAILWAY HDR L Es HARVEST HELP EXCURSIONS WINNIPEG, MAN. $12.00 Plus %e¢ Per Mile Bojond GOING DATES | AUG. 20th + and 29th KINGST ON i For further particulars apply to J. P. Hanley, C.P. & T.A., Kingston, Ont. CUNARD MONTREAL AND GREAT BRITAIN Money Sent by Mall or Cable The loss « man knows about wo- men the more he suspects they know about him. Many Thousand ) Farm. Laborers Wanted |