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Yesterday was the twenty- to recognize it. The Balkan suffered at the same time. Special Bacursions May 96th to Sep CIGARS TORBAY , ve
ember 9¢ RUITS

fought one of the
bloodiest wars of inodern times
the

fifth anniversary of the acces- states have

of Emperor William to
the throne of Germany, and
the record of this twenty-five
years of the empire under his/
rule has been vastly different
from the general expectations |
of what it would be at the time
of his accession.

For the
young emperor
apprehension
cellery of
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ston
and practically driven
Turk from Europe.

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sword of

has been practically a plough-
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accession of the
caused serious
in every chan-

Europe. He was
as a headstrong

gerent “war lord,” Germany|
has followed the footsteps of}
her “whose ways are ways of|
pleasantness and all her paths |

veung man, filled with military; are peace... fer mdustrial ad-|
spirit and intensely desirous vancement during that time |
of extending the power of has been unrivalied, and vet,
Germany by means of the singularly enough, during the}

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inherited the supreme com- bodings and the original idea |
mand. Al! through the earlier that Emperor William has war i \"-
years of his reign the same as his ultimate object has | |e
forebodings were felt, and al- never been dissipated. It has ) |§
most every public utterance of been kept to the front by the 7 ;
the emperor tended to prove Kaiser's own speeches, and QUEEN MARY OPENING HOSPITAL FOR CONSUMPTIVE “
there was sound reason for probably the only thing that CHILDREN. :
these forebodings He rejoiced | has prevented him from rush- A striking picture, showing the doors of the new hospital for | ia : .
in the title of “war lord,”’ and ing into warfare has been the i : . \&
nian ; tubercular children opened by the pressing of an felectric a . Bee
never failed to use it as de-| tremendous growth of Demo- : ¢ ; PEE kw eS ew
button at Windsor Castle which flashed a cable all over the
scriptive of the place he held cratic principles in Germany : . eae oa cares ; an “aihielaiin sal
in the German Empire | during the period thal was th ta he penal toca eesti = + ate “GERMANY” SCHULTZ”
Yet the German Empire has ventauten -eciehbtied. Lieutenant Governor Gibson may be seen in the upper por- :
never ree a shot in actual! pene tion of the picture, and the first patient, a ii child, run- Toronto's first baseman and
warfare during his entire| The Cafladian Press. Asso- ning through the open doors utility inflelder, who has been
reign. Russia has engaged in ciation afd the. Presbyteria) [> Tim Jordan's underet dy th s|
one great war, which cost it General Assembly met in To-| seagon — S —
terribly in prestige, in life and ronto the same week. The best | BOUND FOR NORTH tke’ “te. tema I
in treasure; England has had method. of “reaching non- as the Mighty Slugge is |
a costly “little war” in its con- churchgoers and delinquent} it f th game for a east
quest ‘of the Boers: Spain, in subscribers would furnish in-} WITH STEFANSSON EXPEDITION : na a
its brief war with the United teresting themes for discus-| ® me ed th
States, lost the last of its co- sion. i oe game with Buffa
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grappled with the Turk and Humanity changes slowly.) FAMOUS FOR THEIR WORKS AND PAPERS @N | RELIEVE NEURALGIA
acquired a claim of title to The allies in the war against} EXPLORATION.
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