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THURSDAY* JUNE 10th , 1015
Apoismommipopopimmommumomminsmr=
rooms' AND COWARDLY
St-seseross....04*.
There is be the Veiled Ste,tes an or.
geninktieit of women Wit040 cry lc
"Stop tha Woe These women Italie
petitletted Prosideut Wilaan to prevent
the further expert of munitions of war
to the fighting nation* in Order that
through the exhenation of ittinplim the
wet toy be, brought, to an end.
These Werdell ate either friends of
Germany .4n. they are to ignorant as to
thiok that it make* differenoe 'what
way the. war ends so long as it bi ended,
Thilt Wit attitude which is the most
probable, is one ef weakness and cOwar.
d. Evidaiitly they do not think that
any OW IS worth fighting for.
Had Own ko3d wolen always taken
tliat via Of an aggreision*.there would
havnheen no freedom and the miss of
mankind would flint he the olives of the
few who caredtio dominate.
Of all CIA41104 women would ,hove, suf..
feted most from this cOMilitien for where
elaverY atur oppressihn Wets, *Men
me,the lowed slam tind. the Meat OV,
Piesstid. „
Breve men and woMen have never
feared to fight kr their ?Obi and free -
dont Their attitude ever has beem
''Qive me Liberty or give mo Death.'
100 SHIPS TORPEDOED
20,0oo ARRIVE RAPIDLY
Ati we read of ship after ship being
-Sent to the bottem of the seaby.Germen-
:eubmarines We are liable to feel that on
the lindens about Britain a 'Very eerieus,
condition of thznga prevaila and,,that.
thitttespect at any fate the Germans are
nrovirig themselves a veryaval _terror. '
,But'we tear only Of the ehipithatere
think and nothing of thee° which eaCepe.
ie when vie .compere the number of
shiPetOrPodoed•with, thonumber....whiela:
reach port in safety'. thp.t the German
sobmarlhe avoid)) leeks ,
Since the eninnarine "blonkade" corn.,
menced in. Pebruary=the GettlIalla have
sunk about one hundred shins engaged
in.the Brinell trade, and. A Oillubet,. of
theen were foreign Vessels. In that time
no less than twenty thousand merchant
ships have -arrived -At- and discharged:
their cartmee at British ports. This is
what melee the thibinerine war UP.eo
British ehipping centeraptible—one huff:,
dred shipssunk while forty thousand
°soaped (we napalrno. that if twenty
thousand shins iarrivetrin Brinell ports,
another twenty thOMOUNI departed).if
the' shine arriving at and departing from
,Preuch Perth. are /Deluded*, thel‘propot,_
tion efeshipa . _escaping ' the ,shbinartnea
Would be much greater.- -
'Thtir is why neutral ceuntrto refuse
te:regard the German bleekatle as effect.
Ole, and call it • a i'paper" ,bleckarle.
As compared with the British blockade
of German netts it is nothing *'
atm MerChant- ship sails, the ocean, and
feiti if nify- neutral ..thips leech German
porta. • " --
The German submarinee will have to
beteree 'very 'much more effective' than
tay have :been if Britith Shipping in to
bete:axed from Ode oeean. •
CONSCRIPTION
"Conseriptionq inBritain is frequently
referred to ae a at of lastdeeperatil
reeort,
But why should it be, of All the
nations at war Britain. and her celoniee
arit,thetnuionee rn whhcobriiSEjon-
did not autematieally" COM° into effect.
the men:Mkt War, Was ,deolttreel. Xel310
other 'country did the government ask
for tiolunteera. The men were sireply
ordered out by., @AMMO.' Regardleee of
how it effected their bnainese er decupa.
.tions, all fit'zien in, the ()less. called had ,
mem emiss* lira* while 111a.
hard-boalled, teamed te sort ems sag
issis—ssat gory appretselsed Mar
week s, ef alrepateiAls. Thev
took oo long about it (aearly o.. mosidos)
tint Germs* spoioepet4 tviwetodly claim-
ed that there wee report
The *vide** was fathered, weighed,
end idled in the spirit of critical schol-
arship aid written out in the driest
faallionand tho ream* the mcre
ghastly. This committee pet *side the
staple horrors of wet, the crime* of
ir-
rpo*4bis individual, end tried to find
out what the Getelan (overonient did
in Belgium). During the perhal investi-
gated /Augitst and September, 1914)
every Germ% was abeolutely sure of
conquering Fraticeand Rusla, Them
• was no ,questioa , of unlit try necessity
What the Gerthail Government did in
Belgium was to organize deliberateand
systematic measures •of defenseless
people and theArholesale destruction of
their homes.. -The German army- had
the equipment and the (Mete: .,,and was
Jed by offieers.eapable of enforcing these
Meowed. (lemma eoldiera tiled the
white flag and the Red Cross to protect
thenmelvee inbattle; they killed wound-
ed and Prlsollererand. they drove women
andehildren and old men in • front of
theutte meet the enemy.. T1ise deeds
were not the result a rage., or. insanity,
but the working out ofthe Prusiiian nu
Wu/ policy of."torthr"., Thie is how the
gaiter and hie Government make war,
This le what his army will stand for in
Watery. ..The fit symbol of Germany in
Deigitoa ia a baby memo ork e soldier's
bayenet, •
to go. Per the two lad yearn of , the
American CiviLiTitel—M0.—couser4tie
-wai,--initime,eveninthepapulous,,eTtartlt.
, cieriseriptien, Or coininilsOr_Aildi
serVice,_jsitaerely the right „Ail* in_h
War which putna'great sttain neon the
nation's rase
mean tho forceful sending of men to
battle.- 411(Y -overage Man, who because
, of busliteas or farnily ties would.hot
iouthieet for 'aeryieo, , would, without h
thothohealhialtatieff,Artange tiigo should
the call come to his class. is What
tile Moo in rranca aud derinany • and
'Itilesinhave . and - they';would.
readily de the same thing in Britain and
titneelonies. : -
.Coeeeription in
to he• applied to the: 'Mat, engaged in
making war nint3riALY-4110 ',goo and
shells, and ih buiiding ma repairing the
ships‘.•-thento the Men reintired in the
fighting line. There leis been a noble
reaDouso to. the tall, for thep for the
fiord. Tho worknien, urdortunately'
haVO in 'many Instmices insisted on haler
hie tleeirdetynef, their weekly drunke,
hod. trades tnien bents, rertercilees of
the netion's'extremity«,
cc*,•44,4*-4.0,
THE GttiMAtte, PLACE IN
'(Vtottk Collie*Weeitly. a leading 'Veit.
ed 8tites publication,)
The 411114 report of Ames Bryte"
committee on the German ' outrages, hi
Belgium is the most appalling indict:.
moot ever drawn egoinst*eivilized
ria-
tiou '014 COMMittel wsa 011Kbli up af
• ,
EVERY MAN SHOULD
PICHTOR HELP
(Daily Star)
is today a source of strength to
the Britieh people, And will term their
justification in history, that the demand
lor `good -will between ,nations, the dis.
bellefirttwer AnketioRaest, was .geoRioe
and sincere throughout the Empire, was
heard everywhere, and that a race rich,
or than the Germans* peeple mote num-
erous, withresourcesvastly greater,.
Were animated by motives so entirely
different heel these ot the Germans,
that•they were:fonatttobo not armed
and equipped for aggression at all, and
scarcely prepared for a' reteonable
fence 'that would save them fron_a!doS-
truction while they Madeready,
By a great body of British ;people
throughout the Wpm- it was assutridet
that their, Gernien .heighliors 'were :Ps
.truthful, as sincere, as honest as then -
.selves in expressing mutual •pecirwill,
and naafi° intentions. Events seem to
'thew that the,geinian pee* practised
such a vast Organised hypocrisy as no
roe ever engaged in., Men like Dr.
Dernburg, when they went to London
tolltikv,peee atuLgoodiwilii.",,eautd:„net
havo_been.,..unawareti_thatAlt-roughout
Germany every,fottn-of- metdertinemis..
sile was bettigatede-' and -Pecked- itimy
for use, that,every imaginable weapon,
appliance and article, in endless quanti-
ties, was being stored up, -labelled and
listed, and not an item forgotten that
would be of servicain making a sudden
and gigantic war of -conquest in ARNO.
It was . a conspiracy-agtinst peace in
which millions- of men were involved
The secret was shared AMON" nearly the
whole race. Like sworn,mettbers of a
*secret, organisation that deceived out,
itidere, and practised the most colossal
hypocrisy the world lias,•stien, • -Thersat
by their neighbors' fires calgulating, the
slaughter of, their hosts. They said,
grace at their friends' tables wondering
when the bomb 'would drop through' the
roof of their friend.
--7-Na-man-har-Agreater -'0a,then-fer Ana -
anger against the enOinys or: a greater
cahnefor enlisting and nrging others ta
de SO; ilintithose Men tlirnughout the
British Empire whe believed their Ger,
men. neighbors to be as honest at them-
selves; who who read the unctuous deliver-
-naces of „Clermart'preaohers, And the de-
ceits of their professors, only to learn by
events that they were all false and must
years
°many planneci this warntid ontAt
rhady foritin every ;partictilar long.in
,
must be Ion • t
Mom an BUSY Teter —Tim Rem
eels Net eats: 'aloha*, 0011, AM &bout
s. tisk* es lies street -4d a marear bevel."
The entots1 excursion to Onelph
Model Fare', taking fa the Matione
from Viiringitioat to A.twood, will be
held ou Beturday, Immo lioth.
xestor -,Tonenour.—A very quiet
well* Wee eoleusUiseti u Wecinee,
day tat At St. Jame* Street Church,
Exeter, when Mime Veuetta Johnston
00114 nuited in marriage to Ur. Albert
Kernick, uf Irshorue.. After * short
honeymoon the rung couple will re•
side on the groones fern) on Themes
r°4014.etara Mery J. Hoboes',
:laughter of air, and Mte. Robt. Holmes,
formerly of Clinton. stoodfiret end also
took firet•elase honor in the fourth and
&Al year in Domestie SOlence at the re-
ceneToronto University examinations,
She ha,s to her creditthe hotter of both
'ateniling drat in her olass And: tel4E
tflgt,fejuitAsh honorsTisa inthroe yeaerreedeinttbolef
record. ,
• Her. 11:11. Doneen, of Port Credit,
formerly of Whiteebureltand Latigaidet •
has received word that his ime, 'dent".
Damen, 'WU killed. in action on
May Oth., •Lieut. Duncan was slightly
wounded On April 22, at: Langemarek,
hut was Off duty ettly a few daye. • He
Was 2$ yearn of agoAnd before enlist.
bag wati•iti theeffices of the Ommunters
Gas ‘v, Toronto. He 'received part
•4 his education ' at Wingliam High
School, and had attended Toronto
University. ,
PAID TUN FINN --- On Saturday at
,ternoon last the bar of the Bedford Ho.
tel„ Goderich, was raided by
hPoetTleaw.41f4dbeNer°9wreuteanfotien'tdw•ebonti4odElltreg
bar,. The, bottles were all ori ice. The
iabels had, been removed from the bot-
tles but the stamp on the corke. could
not be removed. A charge of ' keeping
liquor for sale in Contravention of, the
Caddie, •remperoneo Act Was laid. and
the hearingof the ease. Was AL for Wed.
aesdny-reorning.at. 10, o'clock.. There.
no trial, however, Tr, Bedford
agreeing to pay,the fine, whicliwati fit(
Del by Magistrate Kelly at -075., with
Ott% whi)11 brought the aMount up
to 989.-- Star, .
Panalsee atry CARS,— Sinceour last
issue ,.tutve-:The..-.9..eo(orth Newer -Meant&
illuenrorYni)Il'old6134::13.01hitalrPlelnkweGinve'Eti Dale,
ltittiee; Da,ve McIntosh, Brucefield.;* and
Lop. Blake,Walton, have purchased Ford
as *from Mr. P. Daly. , These gentle.
men will use their veinclealor both bits-
nesS and platted() and wilt no doubt en.
ToYlltapbf trips' during- the--sohinfer.- It
is being store and morerecognized that
,n) antomebile is a good investment for
Ate farmer because of the many advant-
ages it offers for Viennese and pleasure,
,alatly trips that cannot be taken in the
()avseason for fear of overworking the
horses is possible to the lam:With a car..
91 the nineteen cars sold by Mr. Daly to
date this semen eleven have been pur-
chased by farmers.
• _
ESCA P INO THE— SUBMARINES
•Precsagoari Timor By Troop Ship's_
, In writing home to his wife At tiOde-
rich,- Dr. Macklin, of that town, :who
recently went to England to, attest in
the hospitals, gives highly interesting
"lietads of the tare teken 111 sailing troop
ships through thetelt of sen rendered
iclitegertithibY the German submarines.
These ,precautions bliVe so 'far been
successful, as the subs.. have not yet
'suzceeded ingetting even one of the
hundreds of troop ships that have
navi-
gated the danger zone., .
Under date of May 16 Dr.: Macklin
There inc enough life -boats to hold
all those on board, roughly 190-0;. The
boats Are !lumbered and 1 am assigned
to No:, 19. They are large boats, each
holding noel -00 to 60. When the
whistle blows steadily for four minutes
everyone Must rush .to his berth, Seize
life -belt and put it on as quickly as
-possible-and-line-up beforebbihoat-when •
the- mit ite &kited: Wo'• 1400 -with our
lifo-helts under our polowa. „The large
j
teats are lowered, iiSt: above. reach of
water and are kept ready alwety,n; While
others are in perfect shape: 'Verb* the
night, that we will he .put oh shore all
thhs,oldiers wilt lie- en deck with • life,
belts off atid we wnl have to sleep on
vars.—All sentries on dutywearlife-
belts. Oitr life -boats and belts would
be practically useless if we met:. a sub.
Allitriner AS we woutclairaSblY403.--8 0
•Thololdie*Seetritnhe in great epirits•
and seern to he Saving thia-tanaht thoir
lives; except the sielt once.
.-- tath.' '
The oat in a • no,
Jest new is oubniarines. New orders for
safety are ISSUfiti every day, and VD are
going to make a clear dash for port, th
one knows where, •Watertight convert...,
Incas and steerage.bunks are all 'closed
and privates occupying them bivie to
8100 on deck.. Evetyene must wear his
ail day long; and Wednesday
night wanettst sleep with theni on and.
.frilty dressed. No tuesies-netteitenbuglek
are to be soteided and no lights shown,
Everything has been made ready to hove
ate ougines-apcadtp.-
:Ion, of wide)), aur soldiers.consist):..have
100 tharpthootera' v.111%d. on duty;IIAY .
, We. have been ta,c1r1 rig hack and forth
'111 the Bay of Iliscaai waiting for the
envoy. The lite -boat e are out and
everyone has 111s life -belt on, hitt no one
must he aeon en deck. Everything it
very quiet and the .captain appears ,
anxious. The engines ere ready with
highest steam Pressure and soldiers are
detntled to assist the Stokers: This is
rather an interesting experience end' of'
the kind one ie not ithoy to fotget.
a r, sr. •
The destroyer has arrived and every...
one is mailing. She is a bird* and cuta.
through the' water like it hone. It was
interesting to see the elunige of lathede.
on board: when she arrived. Later we
were joined by, two other dotter& and
now with all lights out, we are making
full speed ioto port. • .
Have reached: Plyincetth at 14;4.
We lute%ed half' a dont training -ships
with soldiers m White linentrate ttaln.
1110 .
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Dotted. trio tourlot tleltets ilOW nald Piaui
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Aro vtAttl: latattavo -Ontat10 it Very -low -futon,
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made CO liftmitolla Wheartot Aliokoka 1 4ko4
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• rat at 1 lout":101110 far voirftil on unto pyte.
! tolat.1,41waty4 !Ate ear KIM ilraTiana 0001l0
to ;Noah 11-1V. rail PettleUlats and tektite en
upplitathiu to Imo.
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strtmger then her awri. Sho ceinpals4i;
I'hatheing so, the .itten mad:newspapers
that rtsed heir voioes for Peace while
there. was •any Itcpp of it, have Upon
thera 'the Wile: duty at Nets' On all
'ethers—to raise their arms . -for 11(at and
go into the fight to the finish. •
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TlIl WilatilitN• PAIR
London,.041.1011i• -
-The'Weeteich Lotidensi *popular
Agricultutat bola thjs
frorn.Septehitor,toa-,to,l8th It h;
considered by the roanageMent that'thia
above all others, .alionid bp the one
when extre efforts :must be put forth to
make the Exhibitiona trot kittecest.
therefore with assistatine gine by the
aovernment the Board of Direefors.have
deeided to make h cash eddition to the
prize list of 83,0004.. Good. oar it was 116.
tore, this will certainly 105111' tmjon;
prim list very ettrective. The list nOW,
10 the bandnef the printer mid will soon
be ready tor distribution, v Thousands of
Advertising Matra'and-hangerg ietvo boon'
. sent throughout the 'Cottotry during. the
'past -week announcing the dates, and OA
tvegoiletite are %leg made as quickly as
ssibhs to: Assure the Rshibiters and vis.
tors alike, that this yeers Exhibit iot Will
he the best over held in London, Any:
:iiiforination regarding the Exhibition
'will he gladly given no application to the:
&c00% A M. Itiuxti 4Hulos) -44)kt,
Reltento—Suntiv
A pretty weddieg was solatubised at
St. Pears chursh, Ripley, on *Pipes-
day,Jurte 204., et the )1014T •Of Wile Lilts
when Elizabeth fiteeley, &ugh -
tor et Mr, .stiad Mrs. Thos..Stenley, WAS
umitod in the hold head* a weeloek to
Reverend Percival Nethanief Harding,
et All Sainte Church* Windsor, • eon of
Mr. and Mrs, P. A. Heeding, of Regina, *.
bleak. certinenY W1111 Performed VT
the Right Reverend David Williamuk
D.D.. Bishop of Huron, aseleted by Rey.
T. 11. Inas, Rector of the Perish,
the cereinoey being the beautiful ,e)er.
rhwa serviceof the Church of England,
with the gelebration of the Holy Com -
The bride was given away' by her
-father, and wore a becoming :gown of
'white- silk crepe, deitietre trimmed with
ailk l,with. .train andveil caught with.
pearls, And carried a beautiful.. bouquet
of white bridal room, Mint Ida Stanley,.
Sister of the bride, and,, her Matron of
honor, wore pink eilk -crepe ;demetre
with hatsto!Match, earryieg, pink carek-•`
think - -The -biidolioiiimic oiat4tti.itr the
bride, , 11.1bia: Ella AMP. Edna Stanleh
wore whitemnbroidered•toile with Wee'
fictive hats, earryiug white carnations.
r. Boy Herding*. . of Slum: College*,
London.. brother :of the.' ..grOont, was
groorasntow.and 1%1 r. plareeee,Perernaft,
, tf..ituronXelleg*,.- London*. and. - MT,
George M. Hawthorne, of Windsor, pot„,
were the :usbere:.: The wedding march
was played by liofr, ..chett, E. Percey1 or-
ganist of St. Janiete,, ,Uhurci4'-14ondOe.'
The, church deleetatiene were moat
orate, Consisting • of eut fleweric- ferns.
antf.patine.. reception was, held' at
the home of the bride"sparents, the re.- .
ceivine -room being: decorated with flees,
cut tiewere and ferns. About eo of the:
inno.ositate relatives and friends of ..the
et/110400er( parties parte)* of a teMpt-
ing wedding breakfast, .,Presents ;turner.
Jun tot., '61
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ous and costly were presented to the
bride and groom, among them heirig a
puree of gold item the -congregation of
All Solute' March* Windetari, aott a Pair
of Sterling Siltrer•Velfee:Iroin the--Cheir
of $t, ,James' Church, 14;cadee: of :wluch
the bride Was a member.
Mr. and Mr. Harding left on the
2:37 train for their home in Windsor,
the bride wearing a tailor made snit of
blue serge Aud black and white het,
1 The guests from a. dietetic° were;
f Mr.. and um B. A, Harding, Regina,
1,Sesk, Mr. and Mrs.' Samuel Harding,‘
ndon;, Ur. Cecil SimpsootHurm Cul
lege, London, Misa Beatten, London,
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