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O. Oki Light Lodge meet/
*wry TrIc&y nIghteaor before tho full
in ono ¥pocic Ban. Ilavelook street
Maationaklt
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VA). it Court 'Sherwood No: fie, Zueltniw,
meats every isatIficky of the month in
in the Oddfellavne VIMflrbrfthon
oordisdiy invited to Attend, 0 tor Ban
• John n. eea Secy., ;Bo Orahanl
Johneton, E.
4. 0. U. W. Taieknow Zeds.. Ns. IA meets
mond Monday:AL molt month in. the Odd -
Motor Hall. Workman,,I. Mee-
Diareild; Tin. Secy. /Pat. litlaidnwrih; Rea.
Secy. ,Rotten woos. , Alex. Boss,
Dental
stairs la Button nook; Teeawatcr.
attention to_gaid :Motcs. crowning and
dgewo*k. wroxoter and 301.
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• O. NEWTON, 1). IL S.. Deetist. office
• .411bi Meek. imeknow,. Ont. All modern
mothad.o rased. Best materials furnished.
crown and Bridge work. Painless extraot-
ion by t,he use ot the lawt. simplest and
rarest romedY, _SAMNOTORN, Newest
thisir ,artillouu teeth. Slihnium platesci
'non mwrablo
Western University
LONDON..
Another Cirettt Advance
bionic Doableit-Now*',$75,000'
Another Large Addition to Faetilty
and Equipment in Arts and
-Medicine. •
• Greatly IncfeasealnrelMent in View
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E. E. Oraithwatte,L
M. A., Ph. I
President.
;ENTRAL,
•*ITRATFORO. ONT.
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Teacher S are competent, courses are
thorough and graduates succeed. We
received more applications this month
than we had students graduate during
the past six months. The three ap-
plications received most:recently were
-fok lAdy stenographer at $780, hook.,
keeper at $1060 and commercial
teacher at WOO per annum. Business
men want our graduates. Get our
free catalogue at once. -
D.A. NicLACHLAN, Principal.
1
•Cream Wanted
Having, an up-to-date Creamery
in lull operation„ we solicit 'your '
Patronage, . We are prepared to
pay the highest market prices for
good cream, and give you an hon-
est business.. Weighing,•sainpling
and testing each can of clean' re-
ceived carefully Atla returning a
full statement of, same to each
patron. We furnish two cans to
each patron, pay all express
charges, and pay every two weeks. ,
Write for further particulars or
send for coed and give. us.A trial. '
The Seatorth Creamery. Co.
Seaforth„ Oat
RSDAT, NW 32nd., 1910
I MAY TARE A BAND
The United Stetee Irk$ 10118 SO far in
the wey of prepping for wow with' Ger.
u•any ise to appoiut i committee of In-
ventions, O deviee wept and mean., we
nivt alaninik of dietroyieg the Gerniana.
• A member of thia•commitWe, ia the
twos electiitioner and ioventor, E4i-
4/00, Ws have noticed. Ai little article
going the round of the neWenapere to
the effect thst Edison say s he fevore
peeve, but that U the United States is
forced into war with Germany, 'which
•seems inevitable, he will give to hie
country a means Of destroying life which
he knows to be fat more effective' thini
the German go. ,
ALF.cliaen never boinita, and never
faile to toake*good, the likelihood ththt,
he hart something up Ins sleeve,
.
wiig.44.-RusSIA frt TY14` Ws",,e
At the 'clooe of Ida lecture in Lucknow
last Wednesday evening Profeeeorileith,
doll Wad isflk$ how lens, in his Opinion,
the War Was likely te Jot Dieclaiming
any prophetic posterthe profeeeor stated
that ,d Einisia, reinaitied -true to, the
Alllea the war likely wohld end about,
the 'beginning at tin!, next WiAter Oeafion
in the war regien. 14 lievtever, Ruu
ihould,withdravr from the '41033 -Oe tbe
atraggle viola likely drag on for a year
or two longer,. • • - •
Theldee-,orline.eia with:ftwin -fro-tif
the contest was new to the professoilo
Bertiere, and he explained that tido step
might be takeeincensethe governing
OM in gnash), had no desire to See the
German Einpire destroyed and a republic
:eStablished in the heart of EurePe.
Gernian republic wouldbebadexampie
to the Russian People it,ua Wonld hasten
the end of aristocratic power there. So
Prof. Reitlidorf thought it possible That
Russia might shortly Withdraw from, the
war upon Oetmany n nd 'Austria, leaving
;her present allieato fight it out..
This'itatement Of the'SituatiOn;
cern-
ing from a .man who has made a speeiiii:
study"of. the. 'war and who, 'might he
expected to know SOMething, of the
eederlyingiefinencea at work in
-Euro-
pean intereational politics; was rather
disquieting. it is difficult to believe;
however, that this distrust of Rusda as
'an ally is well founded. ' The war is.int
being fought to establish republicanishi.
in Pen:rally, and that is an -Unlikely
outeeine, for the good reason that a
nation cannot pug at once -frOni -sate-
Oratic and class 'government such as pre,.
voila in Gertumiy to rePublicanisin. The
German people are not fit for deniocracy.
They would not choose itand cannot
have it. The war ,is ;being- blight to
break ; Germany's military power -to
teach a barbarous and lawless nation the
..ways of civilisation. Russia,' is as much
'interested in this as any other nation,
Russia :has been itar Math' Wailed; &lased
, . ,
and insulted by Germany as France has.
When Russia objected to. the • aggression
of .Austria upon Bosnia; and IferYegovitia„
Germany rose tui and ordered Rinsia to
go away hack atid it down.' Russia had
not recovered ; froth 'the !Japanese' " war
and „had to obey. 'In the :present, oni-
break Russia was.the'Orst to he attacked.
by Germany, because, this ,tirne, !index'
circiproitanee$ alinost sitnilar to.those of
LL few y,ears ago,' Brisani, would net obey
the command of' the Gernian War lord,
Rnasia. went to war tomaintain her dig;•
nity aEi a nation mid to withdraw , from
the fight before Germany is completely
crushed would be to take a serious chance
on losing all she began to 'fight for.
- To the Allies it does not matter what
form Of government the: people of Ger-
Many have, further than that a 'more
democratic form than the present would
he a better ..guarantee - of peace. -- The
main thing is to change , the, mind:, at,
Gerina,ey.. If 'Germany' is so crippled as
a iniliteripeirnI.lier armies brokenup;
h°r: riavY destroyed or taken:away and• -
herdowiliazerk, iiiit,partence,01# to 1
neighbors -if in short; prospects, of the
domination of Europe and World power
are madeabsolutely •*Melbas-4ln ain,,
bitiorr and energy of. the, German people
Would take a new direction. They would
lien dOVelop'.itieng, the lines of,-Peitee
and neighborliness instead of Militarisin
and aggression. To bring about this
hinge Eussio, jiist Mitch interested
Isla Pante or are
he Russian people:' interested :in this
Int tin governing oleos **Ili, for it
the governing class that has had to
take the blanks and abizseof .Gernitiny,
and they *di have to . take 'it again, if
Gering* left, or is ever allowed to
gain, a pdsitiOn in Which to give it.
Fortlife reason Itiiiisiiiii.justierlikely
as I?ranc to stay in:the 'war 'tail .the
utter humiliation of Germany is aeconi-
plished:
IltAilltid A BREAK'
CREAM WANTED ii
We are in the market to buy
Cream, sweet or sour, at the high-,
eat market price. We supply two
cans free to each of our patrons,
pay all ettpress cliargcii, DV' twice
each itiontli,. cheques at par. Re,
ceive treaui any day iirthe week,
-test each can received, and send
our patrons a statement of same.
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Patin Creamery, Palmerston, On.
AND TRUNK RAILWAY
SYSTEM
Satitmer-Senice 40' HightatidS of
• Onfatlo from Toronto
Zeilft.m. &kit tot lquE•feotat'Ll.iceo, esokevott
snaidaY for Ake of 0444 Algonquin rog'
xaganotawan,,,,ltiVer and 2710?aigantl.Lako
69.40... daily cx4et SuinlaY for 0001tiAii lfrOf
Lake of Daye ond aseiranetaWoil Itiver points.
12.01 p.lit. dallY except gunaay ler Slitekokib
bakcs. Latta of Dose end Algonaltin Pork. •
STEAMSHIP EXPRESS
Leaves ?treats 0 MIS
, AMON Sonsii Wharf. 4.30 p.m.
zt6e. Monday, wolnendaY and Saturditi. eon.
treetthewith 1st. stpaittithips for
• Sault Ste. birrriut Pert Arthur, %ort WHhlani
rloluthi and at tort Wiliiarri with (.f.'r
lieditfar for WinnlPete ana.poiiito vrostire
fot cam between "l'orOtita
f•lonado. Coltelle7 I orlor-bibrary-Cate and
and, aerate, who . • .
.• ,FUrther W141161641:4 On apPlicatlon to
Orand until( wicket,ogehts.
0. Tift; Itigoitea
• The beat minds in the *United States"
aro becoming alarmed and indignant
• over the German replies, to 'resident
Wilson's notes on enbreiwine warfare,
TIlO NOW York "Independaht• repre.
editing the highest level of intelligence
"and morale had an articlelastweek in
which it referra to tlie Gerrila'n reply as
AiiiiWile at. ail,' It is de$eribee as
871 "mtottodingdoenniette. Xt cobtains
mud. the %Awes* t the United
&sum tud*Deb,bult is full/out
Uertnany'S Oar tO "peanut" Am-
erican citiseus to travel upon the higla
sees on conditions( laid down by .Get
nuoiy. "Such a proposer' it stye, 4led-
dreetied by 0120 peat nation to the sov.
ereign people of sai6ther with which it
at peeve, is staggering*.
°The assueiptirme upon which Get-
away builds her came are fe,lee. The
pliecipleawhich *lie choose* 'to ignore
are sound principle still". °For the sec-
ond time", it 844 tide incenentons
coutroversy Germeny hes sent * reply
that doe a not anewer. ........The.
Ameriou peopiesre unehaken in their
determination that the rights of Mier -
lean, eitirene on tile eeik ahrill be iambi -
tabled and their free exereixe and enjoy -
meet safeguarded". •
The is expreeSive if so lough of AM,
ekican opinion that if la 'impossible to
Bee how the United States on keep out
4f the wsr upon,Germany. Either Ger,
Many- mut back down and give- ,up her
submarine warfare or the Olovernment
of the United States consent to e limit-
ation of the freedbut Aniedean *cit-
izens uppii, the sea. One ceiniot
igine the Anierican peeple:' submitting
to this limitatioe.. ?resident Wilson
and the whole nation meld become
ildiculoue;
MLIRIMIiR GOES FREE
• Retry K. Thaw is once, more a free
man-43ban we 847 free iniirdererl
'Slog money . did it, for nobody-, for a.
moineet doubt that had a inan of
average Wealth; committed Thaw's crinie-
he would have rested .these eight years
in 0,..turder_er!s_,
There is net in the United States act
inpenY one of them one law for the rich
andanother for tlie,poer; but14 practice
poor men are ritnekly being hanged or
• . • .
sent to prison for crines which rich tacn
may eomaiit with impenity,, ,
Years ago Henry.- GeOrge„ the -great
advocate of SingletaX, said that .in any
of the great Amerieau cities a rich man,
might shoot down another man in broad,
daylight in the street, And, if he., had
114.0Y eno-00, run no sari01,38 aPec nf
suffering the death penalty,: or whatever
punishinent the law preserrbed
*crime. , 'That looked like a grossly peso-
imistie oventatement. But here"'is
Harry K. Thaw, a living proof that it
Was- true. - Besides,-/ when has a rich
murderer suffered the extreme penalty
of the !awl '
To be sure Thaw has head a good deal
of trouble since he. shot White, For
nine years he has been fighting in the
courts for life and liberty. In order to
save laini frxii the electric chair he was
declared insane, • and no sooner was he in
,
the asylum than proceedings were taken
teprove that he was sane, in order that
hemight be free. ; „Thaw and his -well
paid lawyers really won. a few 'months
ago when they succeeded in arranging
to have the sanity.of Thaw nassed upon
.
by an ordinary Jury. Care ...of course
was taken to see that the jurors allowed
on the case were such would sYmPa
thize With Thaw, They likely -Were..a
know-nothing lot wh.o could be bought
to give any sort of decision.
Newspapers are publishing photo-
graphs of Thaw- as he walked out a free
man. Ile is surrounded by an enthus-
iastic crowd of admirers.' • To these he
is a popular hero. They would make
him president of the tinted. States if
they could. We must not, however, judge
the people of the 'United States by this
crowd. Where there are a lot of people
there are a many fools. "
IsAtutoTs AND. PATRIOTS
- -The-patrintism of'sraile people appears
to, be. ineasnred by What they make
out Of .the great War. . Like ft searchlight
or an ex.ray the Ivar,bringri3OUt 'to, vivid
contrast the ba., -d- and, the. -Red
Cross toilers. in' town and cimetry gladly
stitch their fingers to the belie that edin-
ferta;MAY. ge.‘ferWatd_ to. t„ bOYS the
, •
front. : Men:serinip.,and Save, counting.
it a Privilege te. Meet 'the grewing bur-
dens ef taxation in the neede
air/Inner of the ceuistry ' be suritained;
while the first thought of looters at the
000;4$-a th 000nt01.$ to fatten
Selves:like greedY'Vilittirea'en'tlie suffer-,
6iik ethertl.." But the masa of the
people, thank ReaVeri, Are not so minded
and are revolting' against, .0;864116r; in
r,:ta-t$ high' Or 'IOW bre,- waytnat is 'hi iog.,•••
ing the guilty to hook ' and etiMpelling
others to disgorge, Nor IS danada•alone
in such glaring OlfairipleS Of Sheet loyalty
and, the: genuine, -article. /- .01d; ,dountri
newepaners lately to hand of a' 'firth •
of Glasgow iron therellittitil'OenVictek*
shipping ore to "our fronds, the .Ueafirit
Krupp," for which they:::'Were'-rienteticed.,
ti`r niontlia .Janprisomizent and
A2,060.: One -getting off atieth, the:
piibite,thonglit„ inhappy,contrast with
auch sinall-tionled,,IctiaVOS':Wd:haverre
Corded, the om. of G. 4, Weir, an
important engineering Orin, of :.Catii'eart„,„'
whose direeterete unanimously and,vol,
Mitarily Offered after deducting rieeetSarY
establishnient eharges; to turn •.•;)ver•
Profits.arising front the 4rarinfaeture of
shell. organizatione tarrying .ont relief
Itoci ()rose work winch the War has
necesSitoted and Which nre.fitipPOrtea by
VoluntaiyeubteriPtiOn. The Orni farther,
more Offered at the' expiry of present
contracts to produce Welts for the Gov.
arnment at net coat audit ropired. all
stich 'future predgetions to be Ortind omi
in 0612,111110t10111,01th the; .01121103614, Gias
xio liltit-Ot, WillitightM:t0,thilet t)IP .14.TatiO4 Sholltactop fiOltiOtt
"AIM 'mil
.14101/0.111T
mast ludeporletst rieettish patrk•tistn
stunts teat It refreshing ockatrart with
the joak shop palsy of peolitiod contact
hullos's" who want to kaaw how much
they co squaws* for therseelves or their
Meads by the pries of blood,-,-Farineri
AdrieSte
iiNUCE COUNTY NEWS
, Mr; John E. Scott, of Woo, re-
ports having barley fe. '4 in. in
height; timothy hay IR inehee and
oats 53 inchea .1i*eightr-.thee just
heading out.
ICenneth bieLey hes resigned ias
poPition m caretaker of the Ripley
cenietry,. became people insist on. ask-
ing for credit for the digging of Oa
grates, eiys the .Expreee,-
. trerbert Strong,. of /410411 0044,
Was( inSt week brought. to Walkerton
jail to await retnetal X0 the Louden
Aillum, .110 had gone violently, in-
iape and Wait Cenilidered too dangerous
tebupermittedat large, The MO is
31 years' of 'age end' bee a, Wife ,and
, children, ' . •
Hinater;denghter, ofMre 0.
Hunter, Kincardine, with: Ait: vet,
painful aceidentlinit.week. gitlA Went
over to pasture in widish' Irqo
with her The -little girl went
:forward to pet the -colt' When -the Mare'
kicked,' striking the child ie 'the, tack
lireaking'her eerie aretcutting her faee'-.
, Demos TO PAr-,.!Eldore40 00011C11
him been preaentAid with a.. bill of dam
ape froth Whinier; of Port
Elgin,bwhe bed: his auto . Overnereed;
on the Elera.rood, of Paisley,
:about three.,.weeke age; The council
does net propose' to pay the, (Met.. Ac-
cording to the information they :can
gather,they.,do-not •consider th0
impality the driver of tho auto
having taken the side of the toad) in°
steed of .keeping to thei.ceotre.
Antireny
'Hien,..aged 40 years, Well known
fanner residing', near the village •of
'Greenookie the 'toWesbip of Cerro's%
wisfarreataid by Chief , Ferguson on
SaturdaYeea,,,eharge of being insane,
Ho was tried 'before Magietrate Telt.
on,en Monday eight and eXailliPect 0;ty
wastwophysicians.!neotai13aeNt. , 00. gc0Q0i9, andl04e at h. riph, ;cit;:!hret
air a ConSerpicriek -.remanded bini' to
jILIL te a.,Wait,tritesinission to the. .st0Ylum. Iis unf�rtuiiate condition is
'.
said to have , been, brought on • by. a
sunstroke. . .'• ,•
. Lost! ONLY '.At'uoixtitit.----.The
pardine.. Review repprts follows:
After several or:suffering . the
only daughter of -Rev. :A: end.,iIs s.
Langford passe l• away On .\1onday: at
the age' of ten years. '.The , remains
Were takee to St. Thomas. for interment,
on Wednesday., ManY friends.. Of the
fatally •,srathered'itt the parsonage' on
Tuesday evening, ' where the funeral
Servicti.'•VaS 1101(1, in viiicIm neig1Ihorin1
elergynien deePest
'ay inpathy is felt for the alilleted,
in theloss of rtoneinber , so promising,
end 50beloved.•
. _
7:15KpGAR-UOT every-,
beggar tbat Strike$ Walkerten- in
disanled•state and passe a.' the. hat a.
,
rOlind for 'relief, •is seen,: later :On, tho
.Streets' here in r waken- -State, .. thus
Showing ihat,What is given by char
44,'4•,peo:p1o...to
'goes mostly over the bar to imaatilize
their. appetites and transferin them in
to whiskey bloats:- , As this 'of
inapoSition'inia been.' pulled oif
tin often in .NValliertoe, and 'as 'there.
areSo:.mriny ,Weettiy- cases' eow need:
ing Supptirtit ruj2t,t_turien,, profession, '
at beggarla 'seen &Milli. iti.",Walkertoe;
he ehould be proceeded': against as ,..
fraud' he severely dealt with by.
the ceurts.--;ThittOit Tisk& '
PLiJoicx Soratzri.-,-,Bert Nichol ,
•of• ..;11,bat aft,k8 .dtnoi 661 s17:.p,i g .June‘131,02r 0.0:4:he , to d 1)1' :as
- Dear the' Germanii
have got have nothing
me. a °bunch of them first.,
was hit 1,,)k piettit. of shell on Nifty
24th; tore iny right side. lust bo
!Ow, tho arm. 1...-wita 'in it. hOspital in
France fur three 'weeks, now. am frt.
London. Tho , Loudon . .Hospital ;is
-finoi the tot hospital in the nOnntry:.,
We, get .the best Of :Oare„ hasp,
tak1100 :1•$.900 bede'uotod eetPli!okii13.0i6t.
nurses.: ern going._ g e • -
willlakeseme tine, int I. -expect--to
have a go, a&thern yot It'' 'geese
Spootingi • :, • ...BEitt.
- btLitit.oy Alelraticler
aged £2 years, Occurred ith.liS.homaat
Lor; on Saturday; , July 1001; •:130 -
ceased was. one of the best 1010W12
fainaerilin ieetiOO, 7. 4as ',the
$ecoint sint. of _the late Neil MeLean
nrid-- was 'born- ',on ' the- T. Lino
4Ve'd On that line, all his' life. Ite
Was it man of gine% :unassumjnx ',man;
nee. and one *bona* friendS.rowIlly
and retained _theiPtt,,:-'44 bad geseial•
and bright manner, and • it . 'during
the Net:year that. this displeyed itself
flR)i0 than ever'. • While rho' 'felt .'inP
Oitith wue'faillog,•;yot he always look-.
ed Open: th6 titiot aide Of tbioo. -go
loot* a Widow, fottherlY SOW Tone;
IVlaPhail, 2nd :of Brace; bis mother,
McLean!. twe sisters
and -two brothers. .
Sun-
day, July 1144:the death' Of Vit. "oho
tleKinnoo, oged'68 years, oemirredat
her,,lionie•rin the 10t11 ,or 4,112etraille•
fler Maiden nettle. %Al Chrifltella go.
Loan. She, vino boot., to the;Ishilid of
Tyree, Se:alai:0i. S1204000 teed:nada.
when a. young girl. Rut people not -
tied at 13rook, , Mee. Meltinnon ha§,
boon. ono of the pioneer tosidenta of the
.Couth autt the 1101216 hes, 'eta ,heon
tided forito hospitaiitYl. and alio was
avor at the ealt of her toughbors in
their hour of trial. outtrieg6 to
John' IVIeKinnott. was, Mated by.
family of lour boyo, dtin, Ofl•Whnin did
in itifenny. Tho So 1010. AM TAOhlitn,
11.0th Xintittkill00119.144, 14*. ,hpillet
d..
veieralPever,
eeid litiluolun I* Columbhil
.Deressed wss *somber a thlt Cott.
gregationM Church.
A. letositom Buse Pio. - John
Riunuelapseh, * Ilsooyer barteoderi
Fred a1b,41 WW1 porter, mud Boo.
ben Fink were 'mat week fined t-300
eiteh for running * Sunday drinking
joint in a houee Imet ma the Saugeen
'River 'lawyer. There was •*
good deal of evidence that much drink
Waa being dispowal of at the &sting
*doh house, and early Sunday morning
;Inepacter White and Conetable Fer,
guest visited the place. They found
eeverail kegs of beer sod many bottles
and !Milking glasbes. Oa the strength
or this evidenee chargewae leis?), and
at the, ensuing the. parties were
tionvicted of selling lig!tor on Sunday.
Iheame outlhat the joint had been
operated for the past three summer(/'
The fine of $300 levied on out* of the
PA118,400 talie MOOtl Of the Profits,,
0441NO" Tilsit r OWN' -$0twitli
standing the repeatod calls for recruits.
Walkerton. streets are being disgraced'
with numerous Ode bodied loafers
black -snaking in the htin, and appar-
ently as (leaf to their country's can as
an Egyptian mummy, Nays The Times.,
'Week in andveele out t4e4sine gall-
ery of faces are On exhit!itieri on the
eleepy Ode of the titreeti and , there'
'is such, an urgent call for men and no
oxen's° at all for ouch , wholemle • id•e-
nese amongst the., you'es'' able bodied
'fellows •here,, the antlieritiee should
lake lip and lay charges of vagrancy
against thew) continual loafers, land
either compel them to enlist for , the
front or betake titemselvea to sone
other clime, as they are a positive
dis-
grace:0 Walkerton arid an. eye -sore
to everyone who realizes' the danger
ttiat the enipire 19 fl and the use this
hunch of forget mo-nots might be ht
the trenches-- 'Diatand -bang star
boarders on theirparentsthey might
be stout defeedera of their country. •
•
COUNCIL AIINUTES
West Wawauosh, July 3rd, 1.91f
- 'Council meet on abOve-44ts insU44•
Jnee, 28th, as perArliournmene, mem--
bora all present, Reeve Murray 'Presiding.
'Min:rites Qf 'IMO'. meeting read and ap-
proved on motion by Naylor and Pdon.
• Financial rep.ort read by Treasurer
Thompson showing balance on hand Of
t3,483, One report was filed on -motion
by Naylor and 'Mallough. •• , •
Clerk readnotice trorn R. C.' Hays,
Barrister, on behalf .of, W. H. ,
West °Watvonosh, with reference to the
deepening and improving the stream.- t -F
'creek known 'as Young's creek. This
notice -was received -Jane, 20th and sub.*
mitted'to council )uly 3rd, Motion by
Pu.don and Ilallough that this notice
be laid on table for further con sirleyation.
CaTMried
Mr J. Irwin waited en council •askilig
that soniething be done With the Brophy;
Campbell and Glens Hillein order that
a regular service may be maintained.dur-
ing the winter months. in the , matter
of a stem fence suggested for Rill at
Lot 23 Con 6 and 7. CoMmissiopers
Johnston and Mallough were authorizt•d
Ith°eta‘hiceeStIt?inthteisrePette°1148i,trai°unnitaimplalitacYt °inn -
motion by Ptirdon.and Naylor. Conn-
ellor Pardon reported that he had railisd
in making any arrangement with the
liferent parties to the d opposite
Lot 24 Con. 8 and 9 re the cleaning out
and improving the .earne. Motion by
Johnston and Naylor that I\ M. Rob-
prts services as Engineer be dispensed
'with. • This motion- warr-not votedon
owing to the. Pollack Drain net helot,
finished. Clerk was instructed to write
Mr. Roberts and insist on this work be-
ing finished. Clerk was instructed to
write Engineers Rods of Mitchell, Bout
ton of Listowel, Johnston of Stratford,
with the intent that the services of
shone one may be secured for Municip-
aiity also what renumeration would be
expected. 'Accounts were passed and
paid to the amount of 327.3s on motion
by Nayloi and MallOngh. Council ad-
journed to ineetluly, at 1 o'eloOk.
• 1.,EcIALWAirAtT, iWsofl.son, Clerk.
West WaWanosh, July,' 13 1915
Special Meeting of Crothleil he'd on
above' dote Thr the purpose of securing
Engineer for Township. Motion by
Johoston and Naylor that By-law No, 3
1912$ appointing 11'. Robert.s, Engin -
eer for West Ntittwartotth be repealed.
ViREWWWW MEM ir•
Thursday juiy s ad., sils
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t,
A GICNICRAL *AMMO 111011410111
TRAINIIMOTC
ittetuense
otaankAtt !Arms 0 OMIT
SANK MONO? owes
Sot Bank Oepartme,nt
' At ersonOtiMis
liaterest silsenatir !Veva•closet veto
--T. S. RelD, Manager,
, , II , "111.111 .111 , n1110,111 .,.111 ,, 11 ,Ill LiI
Carried. For whiell„purpose lly-law No.
5,1012, was prepared and :sealed.
law No: 0; 101D, was Prepared appoint-
ing Rodes of 'Mitchell, Township
Engineer at six dollars per day anti ex-
penses on •motion by Naylor and Jelms-
ton Mr. W. II. Wilson hong _present
and having record Notice:re 'Young's
creek, read Ati'prepared by • his solicitor.
took objection to the word south referr-
ing to the south side of his -prpperty
the word should north referring to
ttg"'"tb side PlroPertY, this error
willsbe real ed before next ineeting 0,f
conno. •
, *aim' by allopot '4034 Johnston,
"thee eeneed tnee ,on '26,0 I 0)0100k. I
inetea,4 of July„§ta a$, Per liat-adjoltrn..
earrie4• Council adjoerhed,
W 'A Wilson Clerk
'HURON BOY'S BRAVERY
*StIrrlag and, Pathetic kidded Of the
.• Kg&
Private, Veroe R. Gledhill; the 18,
year-old son of Mr, Ward Gledhill, 'of
Beemiller, comes in for sonie waren
praise from the Canadf4n "Eye 'Wit-
ness," Sir Max Aitken, for his herouini
in the "Orchard" Battle. Th9. *Tye
Wittess'sayki: '
'Private Gledhill is eighteen years, °f-
ag!): gralidiather owns a" woollen
onli in 13enmiller, near Gederieli, Oat,
Bentniller was until lately celebrated as
the lionm of the fattest man in the
•
World; for. there lived Mr. &father* • •
who weighed 400 pounds- and
moved about' 1)1 17. epecial carriage of • hie
own, Private Gledhill, cleetioed per-
haps to, ,eonfer fresh 'Woe on Dentailler,
'saw -Germans advancing down ' the.'
trench, saw also, that. only three '
01404 -Were left in the trench, twn' with
4 numbing gun and nimself, 00, lie'. .
4runninga rifle '
"Before he, had time to obier:r, mere .
an invaderNi bereh. most literally' ;gave •
IWO a and. landed notnjured.
ontside, the trench, sVitkhin. rifle, broken.
Tie fogad another rifle and field awhile ,
from the knee until it becArne jtecestarx
to 1,010 the retreat. Delius that; man-
Ptivret which regnired caution, he
over Lieut. Brown, Wounded, and offered
to convoy hini home, •
,Thankii no" 410,4 the Lieutenant, .T
on em -awl.' Pavan) Frank Ulictek, late
a livery stable keeper at Chatham, l'1'13
end now with one leg missing said
'WM you take
"'Sure,' repileti Gledhill, Frank
tr000k .ss heav3i Man and eholdn't
well he hired, BO ctrohorgotT:Own- on
his, hands, and knees and Vilecit' took 0
'geed hold of his Webb orpiment Aid.
,
was hanled. gingerly along the. ground
.t9 the hew trench. Presently
left trileck ender some cover._ while he
Crawled forward, cut it strited of. wire
from our entanglements -4a threw Alfa
loop back, lassafashiOni to:Ullock,- who
wrapped it aroundz his body',
then hauled Mei to the parapet,- ,wnere
the stretcher bearers came out. and ,took
charge. '
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