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IMPRESSIONS OF THE HAGUE
M P.'S FREE FIGHT
INKPOTS AND CHAIRS USED
AS MISSILES.
Disgraceful scenes pccurred in the Czecho-Slovakian Parliament ways a Central News wire from Prague, when the German and Czech members rioted and indulged in a free fight.
Surely no city was ever more strangely OF more appropriately. named than The Hague (says a writer in a home paper) For Hague means "hedge." The town owes its name to the first buildings that The trouble began doring a debate clustered round that alcient huuting-on internal policy when one of the lodge which still forms the nucleus of German members who was speaking this famous city by the sea. Built indulged in personalities. The Czechs originally as protection for a royal rose in a body and when he refused dwelling, it has come to enshrine tho to withdraw, as they invited him to vital principles of international justice; do, they bowled him down." to-day the hedge defends the meeting place where the peace of the world may yet be ensured
His supporters immediately jumped up, and for several minutes both sides indulged in shouting threats at each Holland is indeed the country where other. The President stepped down the birth of a lasting peace might from his chair in an effort to calm the most fittingly take place, Mile after unruly members, but they scorned bin mile of silent waterways, atill and interference, and as ink bottles and dark under the soft sunlight-such is chairs began to fly he was compelled is the impresion that she leaves on to beat a hasty retreat. the casual visitor. Water lilize,The pandemonium was kept for a yellow and white; float on the glassy considerable time, and when the artace, Pink flowering rashes and the Czechs seized the German -leader, golden flags of irises mirror themselves Deputy Lodgeman, and hurled him from the banks, White drifts of first over the Fres tables and then water emwfoot lie like snow acroes over the Ministerial: Faith, the the gleaming water, Fields of yellow [Parliamentary Guard was called in, mostard-and-waving grass stretch to and cleared all the rioters out of the the illimitable distance of the horizon Chamber. Several, had to be carried And over all is an enveloping sense of owing to their injuries.. Lodgeman is calm and contentment.
now uncolisciotis, **:
the land,
Dutside the House some of the ejected deputies turned on the Guard, and there was considerable scuffling before the latter restored order."
NENACE BECOMES A HERRSING.;
part of the imminsity of the ocean, now they must serve man- and wait upon his pleasure
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PEACE WON BY TOIL. It is a peace which has been hardly won, a rest which comes, any after atrenuous toil. Here,, with infinite labour, man has fought and conquered the ever-encroaching ben. Not only colour to mingle with the dazzling has the water bean beaten back from white of drifting cloud. the store ; immenso tracts have been #reated from the invador. "In final At the locks the captive waters aro
The healthy child is a happy child.. indiguity, he has been made to serve chained and bound. They have no
You may be sure that if your baby is bis conquerare by bearing their trolio means of escape through those heary to d at the proper limes, sleeps
eroas and cries a great deal, refuses its through the length and breadth of gates. Once they were free as air, thin and artystam throughral Best of Food and
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Rathe and Sanitary 11 KIRAY wenk, there is something wrong, which alopsons sure. Telegraphic Aide O is roba ding its progress
Almost all infantile troubles arise în the first place from t
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and bowel teubles To tomady ibeso sonditions u-n Baby's Own Tablets Thess Tablets pedally made for children's use stand in a class by themselves, being pleasant. Intasta and guaranteed ate lutoly harmless. They quickly |roitico simpla fever, cure ízdigestion. check, diarrhoea, allay teething; pains, Here, in this land of peace, may the expel worms, relieve croup and colda, ghost of warfare be most fitly laid. At quiet the nerves, and promote health; The Hague stoods A great palace Kiving, restful sleep in a natural way. which was to mark the end of war. chemists, or at 60 cents the vial, post Beby's Own 'Tablets are sold by Time has shown how vain to the tree, os the Dr. Williams Medicize symbols of stone and mortar. At. Co., Breslinen Road, Shanibal.
White sails glide through the fields, borne on the hidden, Capais. The founel of a steamer shows for a mo- ment through the trees and is gone like the chimney of come gypsy cara van. There is no blinding dust on these highways. The brake ahine freshly green all through the long hot days of summer.
The Dutch are a contented people No supine indifference in theire but an honourable peace, nobly and fairly wou. They have fought hard, both against human tous and against the forres of nature. Now they enjoy the fruits of that long strife.
As the bargen carrying their loads of coal or Bour
or turf pass through the fields of ripening Cora solitary hero flap: heavily away from their fishing grounds. An ocos sional stock with long outstretched beck is etched against the luo-eky. The Hague this mont: way, be built. The black-and-white Frisian cattle earn their heads inflasy 'curieity ad The wash odd.es atd ripples among
apoibar palace, a palaor of which the foundations will be taith between nations, of which the soaring towers
the reede, Somolimer & kunitaffswars dhe mutual unders' and ng aud salle past on its way to the market at Acestardam, scarlet pranium, deep blus lobelian. msk gole, and many. Lusð vönce kending reflections of vivid
goodwill. Here, in rountry wish peace has marked th her own, may be safeguarded for future generations the safety of the wors
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