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verioUs Hues of insurance. Vire and Life.
Ole* oesnpaules guaranteed. Only
+but *gent in Luoknow of the London
atUaL A nuxnber or village and farm
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TIIVRSDAkir, NOV. 18th, 1915
HOTrelg "DOM WAIWINGT011
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Raving won from Germany lit proCanitle
that, he would not sink any More pas
seem *hips 0.4 she did. the Luoitania and
the Arabic, President Wilson and kleere-
tag Lauding haVe Otarted i "note" bom-
bardment of Britain for alleged dire.
Bard, of international law in maintaining
a blockade oteempayaud Maria -
The note to Britain, like the notea to
Germany, la beautifully worded and con-
tain. very sfrong-sottnaing statements.
But moot peoge are laughing at it just
tlao same. This note declares that • the
trmtoiStateelatletermined ;to Pretect.
the, right's of neutrale--upen-tberoca%-
hob think of that from ft country" the
dell not and -cannot- protectito-- ow
citizens upon the Ran. Bight away fol
towing the. publication of this, mite to
Britain, Germany Rinke another passen-
ger ship, drowning in the operation,
atflOng +Altera, tweuty,Ainerican citizens.
**other of the * eolleea of the Not
the doom of I, L. D. in1901-130 OMR1 IIURON COUNTY NEWS
austmetion tobe won. by A (at one tinse:t
dootitute negeti boy Whe had to win his
way in a country whem hie kind Ivo.%
regarded u belonging 'with .tho Iowa'
aniniale. Rio learning ebility and. de-
votion to ,the interests of education did
muck Waive] that lige.
NirIthl'ouoialotliPovuturethiaWAsb-
iugtpu 1144 proved to the world 'that
whatever the averageof the negro race
may be, it CapablooLproducing men
who would become great leading.,9tfuree
in. any time or country.
punpAtuNG 'OR
conaciazonow
large Section °Nile British people
Orvis Tarnberry farmer,
loot two bud of rattle and had *ambit-
tly injured on the G. T. It track last
week. The cattle broloa out oittio
ture field and w.re run. into by the
late tram.
IIURON 00,Bove--The I 7th.annual
meeting of the Huron Old Bop? As
-sociation Of Toronto will be Ifeld in the
Cafe Royal, 14 street out, Tor-
onto, on erhlay evening, Nev. 19th,
at ri o'clock for election of `niNers and
the transaction of general business..
At the conclusion otthe bitsiness the
annual banquet "will he held, at which
addresoos will he Mit:tared by- Sir J
Willison, Powell (formerly
of Turnberry),, B, " Human and
do notlike tua idea af farceablei,aiiitag,. other prommeut members of the Assoc.
service. --conscription; but the count* it")".4 rultcr4P84ed :with. ;songs and
music.
surely if tt.lowly being PrePared for it
In, August . .cenous of the whole
country ,Waatoken, so that every-maais
en record:with-the , goveyament •-'iliatet-
Ititchener 'said that irthe men did not
OQIINTYX4Ss4 APP-earo.7--Tee come
ty Oc..fltirOn loskits, appeal in the
case IiIolinested, Vte„,the nounty_ • of
Fliron,• This was aft action brought
by F. Holinested,,R. O., as magistrate
0: eon* forwerd, he ve 9uld fetch tbellitthat fee -the town of SeafnrthandthotOWn.
hoknoi ofuvery one and the numbers 'shipSof MoKillop ontl TopkOremitk,
This, we may eifitet, will be 814140
°.turtber'#)rrq8Ponclenne",between the
Vair.e4 $taf•ee.• Germany and Austria
As a tilatteeof fact the 'Wilson notes
had nothing to do with the Gernian cess-
ation of murderous operation on the M-
antic. They quit because their submar-
nett were nearly all captured aud the
hip captains are exercising more care.
The sinking of the Ancona in the, Zalatif
tiirranean iluiws how much and how
little regard Germany has for the high -
lidding words from. Washington.,
As the New, York World ear; .for
onths Germany has been 'waging War
pon the United States-kjiling its old-
en; burning its ships and blowing up
ta factories inn way that no self -res-
ecting Country would stand for, , and
here is not even the beginning of Prep -
rations for self-protection.
Nobody Supposes that the note to
ritain have any effect in. relieving
, keno of GaPlaanY• „te the
resent only Britain of the Entente
were litte declared 'Germany In a state
blockaAle, Alecatuie Britain intended
lone to . enforce it. The right .,,cdurse.
ow :would be. for France, „Enema' and
lyto join in the • 'announcement and:
t WashingtOn- go on -:votb. its _note
ritiPfl•
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But perhaps it wae.not'expeeted that
e note weadd have any influence with
ritain. It was more likely inthnded
for political.,elfect at home-. ,It would
on their doors. • These were measures ,611,5°0t reoP. of oill°01 foolo •bg14 and
looking ahead. finorni 41.tuarve4Ifooro Opet. yveeaort.s,, trountia 10910On -.or
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till
"ends '4 the volunteer 44rItenk judge- Holt gave judgment in the
'asked for time' and time has been given •
t I•lora Derby was' Speciallyitp-
ppinted to, look afterrecrniting. `, Buthe
. is not getting. enOug14 Now rio
telle, the unmarried Men that they have
• - 4 - . • . - • - • • piamttfis f.averagattist thecOunty for
$310. and '000'V •The conntY appealed
the
case to Toronto:and 16 . Woo:Iienrd
by the; Divisional Cuhrt;litit wettir
,w hen iudgiu.Prit. was • given: dismissing
please and help to. Witi:the- German and
other anti-Adtiah vote for the party in
power,: Roosevelt, ,who-• would" QP,013'
declare wrirupon Germany, Of the part:
, .
he otippOits,IEI, tigtiliEgy ‘oaet. InnettOf
that vote in any event.
• - half Of Ge ni e
1100kT.
ER•-•W'ASHINGTO
natl.' Nov, 30 to Wine forward and enlist th°°PPeall l'''''ulf°°4 Q.' • 1°P
iarequired numbers, or after that, drastic
measures -will be resorted, to. Marriages
COntraeteci since the eeliStIS was taken
will dot protect a man from the drastic
ineeedre, is ,safti to say that the
drastic measure will have to he adoptett.
Until recently, the shortage, in Britain
was in Munitions and equipment 119,w
these are being producedni the needed
quantities,. and there are not men enough
to handle them.
plaintiff, and M. G. Clanieront K. 0;,
for defen d a n t.
1.:ALLaft TO limn Ritsz-r-tEarly fast
Monday Morning, in Wellesley, Hosptt
at, Toronto, Mrs. John Leek* Of
Brussels, passed away to her/ Eternal
Elorne, in her 59th. year, She had
been in, poor health for the past 2 years
but with indomitable pluck ahe had
pulled through many a crisis and at
times was (VICO hopeful of recovery. A.
feiv 'wash ago she desired -10 go to To.
-ontoto see relatives and, old friendi.
Every other country in' the 'war' had and 6,1so consult a specie, ist as to her
conseriptiOn since,the war bege:IL-7.-That.-condition..,The• trip was More. than -she.
is how they were able , to put so many should have undertaken in her .weakly
men in the field. , state and shortly' after her arrival' ,elie
wile taken to the above,mentioned hos
THEWAY OF THE • .
TRA,NSGRESSOR •
the•eroolteci•Contrecio
and 'irafter, who, not satisfied with; rea-
sonable profits in bizilding the Manitoba,
Parliament • beildings, tried to Make
'a &Whin or two on the side,- is
.anew..thatthe way of the transgressor is
hard., .•linnted Clown in Minneapolis, lin
has been jail there ier-the past' month
while the GlOverntrient of Maniebba. 'Was
makingout a'ease for eXirad,!tiOn. *?ar
he •ia gOing'hoine the United States
dcairChas ordered eatradition.trip
ped of honor and respect, he will now. he,
!Sieved of has '
. ,
'pita ',Every Attention possible was
giVen in an endeavor to build her up'
to enable 'her to return home bitf-ei
r 'hopes were not.'realized kehe pasaed.
peacefully awayi .14e.ekiii. and the
three sops being with her to. the end.
Caitim`of death was perniciotri anaemia..
The re.rnains were brought to the', cold
honae Uniciay evening -and the fUtieral
took place . Wednesday afternoon, in-.
'torment being lliade in the finiaily, plot
.in Brussel% cemetery.
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Gommiy-AND:THE
-(Froni The New 1r6tie Wild) .
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Wilielislailed on ever? side : by or,
. -
ganiSaticinienotairicaialy cperating in lie•;•
r any ver b fore i 11
history has a natinn war �r at peace
. Suffered A? Mich assassination,:bri-
bery, forgery, and lecendiariein. ''"
are slaughtered 'we Work in fan-
toriessof---which Germany 'disapproves.We are in a' state -of 'siege industrially
and commercially.. Our ;labor re bribed!.
Our passports are forged: If Germany
does not like thedestinetion of out goods,
theto-rchla-myst,erionsly applied 0 them.
cornitioditieti which we Send' abroad,
'it displeasing to -Germany, ,Leirrry • ,with
them bombs that are expected to blow
ship, passengers, crew mid -cargo .tb de-
e,-.014e4t-P.eacer-we--san
-have.uo peace that is not hali•;markedby
Germany. , 1 '
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11maybe that the German Govern-,
meat directly responsible for .for these
• conditions. If so, it is making war up-
on -the United-St:Mee aStruiy.ai iVeier
niade War anyWher.i.
:FALSE. REPOVS RE. .
. ' GARDINa_RW.CRos,s
The United States lost One of its
greatest and most Useful ..citizens,..an
-the. negro raCe one of ith greatest Mem
bets When Booker T. Washington died a
Tuskig,e0ii.Aboaina.,
14111
negro loorn inslairety,. this.. second
greaWaShitigtonof the United States
xonsChave been possessed of utina
nal qualities of 'intellect.and of heart to
become the 'Man' otinfluence that he was
• He did- not eee Much of stavery for h
Was only siit'Yeats of 'lige when the grea
.ar; which-liberated.theAwv
the United States Wei Over. His path to
the& was not an: easy one Born zo
West :Virginia; he was early at work,'
flrst in a salt furnace and later ina coal
Mine. Ile was a fine example of the Self.
made inan;•if there ever was One: ;With
an insatiable thirst for knoWiedge, he
gained the education at a
.night 84601 whilehe workeciiiithemines.
Later he became a hotise-iervantivith a
family-which-eneporagsd-hieHdeii
'knosy1edge In 172, at the age of 13,
wa1king begging two-
ans ashetells the stoty,
Am.*. . veiled 8.00.-pileitnithilifinipten.
Normal and Agricultural fitstitute.:There-
he...fen:tarried three years; wo'rking. as
Oar .9 ucatiOn, ,
this: Way. paring for hie Amid and school -
pig. It • took rio Small 'amount •.,91,
entrinsieSni and pluck to do that He
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gradustlfroin....this institutioron.„18.7-15
He then taught school in Maiden, 'West
'Orginia,, for two .yeari.' 11378 be
studied for 'sight Jr:on-0s, at Wayland
Virashitigton, D. C., and' in
1i70-wallitR-itistructlyr ia..-g.aittpti)ii-.•
In-
st*tute, where previously he bad been,
Janifor and student •
In 1881 he' was appointed .orgarnier
'and becari,e principal of a...negro riorinal
school at Tuskegee. and was on :the read
to diethiction and greatne.ss, ,
By .1e.ctirring and 'the publieition of
book which found a ready nate ha raised
largo 'Minis of nioney, alt of Which' went
to the building up Of the sehool at Tusk.
ogee, whieh'soon- becaMe the foremost
i3xpo'newebtiiidinitrial iducatien tot the
negro lathe whole cotintry. •
Besides directing the affairs' of thie
great educational tooker:T.
;Washitigten did, Much by his lectures to
establish,, better. relationships between
thenegroesand the whitee, He was among
,the principal( speakera at the opening of
the Atlanta -cotton States and Inter-
national Expesition 10 1805, in 1890
litaritard ItniVersity. 'conferred on bim
the degree -of ' and Dartitionth
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'TO LREAIWERY AND CUEESE
FACTORY PATRONS;
We want your cream during the winter
months.. We do not employ anyone at
a.big salary to`canvais for This can
only be done at the 'expense of the
-fanner Our .expenses are low and we
wilI„Meet _anv- honesteetipetitioir.-Lit---
write for lull particulars or better still
".nend for cans ara give our crerimeryir
!ale .
. ' Treleaven a Renton,'
Palm Creamery, ,
.25-11-c • Palmerston, Out
e Buyers*
Guide
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;the gnat -whose Wk. are **pre:-
1,entedin our advertising rehouse me
worthy et ''the confidence et Ivry
vensit who het money to *ail. The
feet fled they *Nerd* Pimps thaw
at enkindlingprogrosivs rate of Ltd.
nese,: it creditr� t town* 'sad':
rlesesillig of phonate. Out ed,ver•i
*king toll:ripe comprise a Bayed Gads
to fair, 4e-44 tood Atoms. homa
The following is taken from the Can-
. adgiollled Cross XillIetin and 'disposes -
of Stories which lave been largely eir- 1
_Ciliated in Canada. •
, Two false reports are -running hie a.
Prairie fire through Canada.
CQMPANY i 8th.
BATTALION IN 4CTION
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Corapany of the 18th. Battalion un.
e'reeininancl ",-*. Major Eitiniei!ton, of
-Kin'eardinn,'Nvis tikfirst of th nt batiar
ion to haVe a baptism of_ii&e, according.
16 an erticle 'Written! by .Pte,:
tett. His description of the incident and
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some hitherto napnblishecl references to
the :heroism of Capt. LOghtin, of Stratr
ford, in carrying wounded to the • dress-
ing statioe from the trenches; ctilows:.-
- It Wan a. dark night when the company
, Was led outOn a March. The men did
not knew their itestinatien., The majOr.
itybelieied'they-: were, going to • a rest',
camp. 'But soon the .order was PaSand,
.swiftlY cloWn theline to Maple in single
Ole 'vith rifle at the trait They had not
gone far when-thehulleni.,hunimed and
whistled overhead. 7 Then across some
iffelds..led:_by-.Major--Eininert4 they
marched quickly or doubled.
--Soon the sky was lit up as if by some
powerful Searchlights. They were those;
:need by the -British and the enelleY to
watch. 'each other's movements. The
lights reseMbled Some ,great fireworks
itiplar-inidli-as seen.- arthe
Fair. . Rapid tiring now, disturbed the
quiet of thenigbt, and.thebolletierack:"
ed and sung incessantly. ' •
• Sinl(leoly. someone fahoutedi-!t`l'in
wliere'a, the ambulance?" ;„It `Was' Pte.
W. Dewar,,or Galt, Ont., who had called
for help. We saw him fall by the way-
side. He who, thefirat man of the
to be wounded._ Be was struck , in -Abe
leg by a spent bullet, but not:.seriously
SUNS,KINE SERMONS'.
Ohccriet Quisisprc. to oi Hypter. kleoithiro),4fo
By die reillosopber-P.hyolvhip I
OW3Qtrt.P.101.114" A. Ma 14 A
'face: the battle of- life WItliet4
iiinutrinn. "Hold, up YoUr `Tittle
and tand erect. Donot dodge'
the mud patio that eis tlirown at
you by envious tompetitore.
Tho fat that -people talk about
you to on indication that 'yen arO
scatelictly. Do not ;ledge or NO
:y; you' your medicine!. if
004 and !trial* are given you
meet them -riga a man. -Fternern.
t cr that test; usually. corns pot
before promotion, and the deer •
Io thoi Upper room is wide
o,?.enaria welting for .yau to en-
., -gory-day le art ezioniria,
tion cloy in whatever way it Is .
presented to you.;. We are but
selors In lifs'a school; and. tho
Croat Ter.cher know* what le
t•i:St. for tio. He Unrierstandif
Co do thebest you can in what-
evee grade yournay be In .thle.
Ter dertio'firifir7
close, ..or when elckneott will In.,
-teriere... Wilk • our _Witt
should. he. thankful that • Mk:0re
tub high for the 00frinion herd th'
:reach, and :...must •,nat wore*: .
•.cause people thidivi ;Ures. at
you. tto•ther..heet you can .ond,
don't fret ,beeotiet, Omni one else
:rnai 00 'better than you. You
You •
hnvet, no .0attoe,fer, worry, Unleit
yourlifei,t,olle to 0419 YOU: up
Yenr4tileheet VeeelAke. dean*.
Of. Memel .detiolOptytent,.- •
Wepyright. Dlo, by W. G. Chapman.)
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Kingsbridge • . .
Nov. S.
Miss Della Foley, a Gederich, visited
Ashlield.cousino last week, •
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"Miss Mary AUstin is spending a few
days under the parental roof.
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Thu f4-.6'..eitibee
CAPITAL, AND RESERVIi 18,800loot)
96 Branches in c3pad4
Oeneial Banking Business Transacted
Circular Letters of Credit
,Ilank Money *Orders
SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT
Interco 4110,,t1 at hhiavht eurrell rate
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- T. S. REID* Manager.
• .1!4r. and Mrs. joseph Griffin, of God-- ""'"'""
°rich, spent
Sunday -With Kingsbridge REy, imaN *mcNAB0.
Me John Wallace returned honk° • on ' REMEMBERED.
Friday from, 'Western Canada where he
spent the-surarner, .
The Misses Margaret Dalton and Pat-
ricia Sullivan and Walter Dalton spent'
Sunday at Michael Bowler's, Cioderich.
• "The ifeWS of the death of 'Mrs. Cello
Desinend, of BirdIsland;.Miiin.,,reached
here last week. Mrs. besniond Alves Wall
known here, As she resided in, this. local-
ity: for eoine time and visitsd ;here lase,
July. •
, very important event was "pulled
Off"'in James Sennit's drawing -rooms on
Thuntilay night, when over forty of • the
gentlemen, were treated to 4 progressive'
euchre party.' The first prize, a retieat-,
ing Winaliester rifle,' was won by JaMes
Wallace, ,of."_1.iintail. Second prize, a,
.22-rigo. was carried off by Frank John-
ston; while thothird tilSo •
ride, Was taken by Joseph P; When.
The party lasted notil'after S•a, in.
,
Whitechurch '
-Oar attention has been directed to the
following article in -the Manitoba Free
Press. The Bat and Mrs. 'McNabb re-
ferred to were for some years well-known
residents of of Lucknow: •
Theold Ress•liouse'wee,Othounied as a
.parsenage by Rev. John McNabb during
.illoisrthmoierlwetriantnieipeeSe:at. ,it'Liitstlei;Brhipatetoibli,e"
place and. from Mrs. McNabb who now
resides in Winnipeg an interesting story.
has been secured.
' During the troublons tingle of -'69 and
-470, when Reils and his - followers rose.'
'against the government the late Sir .19102
Schultz,, who upheld the government was
-taken prisoner. For some timehe was
confined to old Fort Garry. From there
he contrived te,make his escaPe by mak;
ing, a reps frein a buffalo robe cut in a
'Circular ray, with Which he let himself
down flow windoW. -1-4 the drat), to
the ground his ankle' was badly sprained
and though lamb he walked in a blind-
ing storm to thehoine of Robb. Melletli,
in Kildonan. . ; '
• Aftet a short stay there Alex. Mac -
Both Sir John ,to Little , Britain,
where be Waif received with
kindness into Gunn's honse, Here,
however, he could not long be safe, for
Mr. Gunn ,was a Personal friend. of Sir
John and the rebels would search his
houie,Sole went to the home of • Rev.
John Menblabb. ' •
For some dine he remained there
while the rebels were in the " neighbor-
hood:- • Thotvery - - after Sir ' John
left the '.parsonage .iebela went to
Lower Fort Garry and searched every
house in the viainity., Had Sir John
not left at this time he would probably
haveharedthoilate of Scott.
John then Mede his waytoMur-
raykt. thence to Jos. Monkman's, irom
where•he Monkman set Out On
hat long tramp to Ottawa.
All the roa.ds were closely watched by
he rebels. •No one thought of looking
, • ' - —Mendity,.3!Inv .1.6th-.
Me. Jess Laidla.w has, returne:d home
froin the West:', ,. - ±• . '. ''
-- Mr. K. Paterson . and. family. -spent .
Sunday in LticknOw. '. • ..
Mr Sas. Inglee, of the West, is • visit;
ing,bis niece, Mrs. 'John Clubh. • • ' .
Miss Maggie Kennedy. of Lueknow, is
spending a few days, at het.honie. ; :
bliss Mable McInto414 of Luclermw, is
visiting at the home of, Mrs, Moore
- ' 'Atlas Edna-, MuSgrove, of Wirighinft;
spent Sunday .at the ho,nie of Mr. T.• .
Henry.' ', ' ' .
tMimi. Taylor; of 'Petersburg, spent' a
few:days at the home of Mr.' Jas. Laid.
law last Week. . ' • . '
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Miss Maggie Maggie IlaidlaW and Mrs. '..1r ill -
cent and little daughter are visiting,
friends around Auburn this week. $
Next Sunday the Lord's Day Aliianct • ,
representative will speak in the Presby- ,t,
, „terian Church in the morning and there
ilPtroieunion ineethiglirtheltethodict
injured. • • • "
. The company did not ih
APAlligikt but billeted7a-st;elle'ritee tre." :those:
to the tiring line. The reader might nak:
what. place? Well, "Soinewbere
sto. the information' one- is al -
'There ,has ' been -,,a. herei bombard,
owed to g ve.
,nient of Oiii*Fretieles, and one man was
killed and foin wounded, ''Tlie,wciunded'
could not be taken out of the trenches in
I . •
a e xecu ive ()alma e are
.1-tighsalaried
Answer.' -get a Single article entrusted o
me e reseing s a ion,
owe two and a. half miles awaY, owing
heavy shell fire' At night. however
to the RdeCross Society is sold . With ..
ix men; ,headed- by-, Capt. At,
riff, formerly, of .the. 28t1i. Regiment
tmtfordi Ont1 undertook the dangerous
task of carrying the. wounded out. On
no occasion a big shell -a Coal box --
dropped dangerously near them, and
they' had toneek what little ;cover there.
Was. Over a narrow path, ,strange to
they 1110
wounded comrades, all the time under.a
tJeifCcI linmeane -or linnets, but they
reached the dressing station
London Advertiser. •
• • Abe:knowledge or -consent of the: So. S
eiety. The Society* has endeavored
-to tell)* up allfstories of such sales
kit ha's hitherto entirely faile.d.to.find
a single instance of a man -who bought
4- Pair of -sucks or any other- mid
_from the. Red Cross -11-1 Cross goods
• are distributed in three ways only:
(a) To officers commanding Canadian
• medical hospitals for tire tu3e of their
-patients.-•
(b) To 00416 sick and *minded in
hospital, by A system of parcels, under
' Lady Drtimmond, -
(e). To Canadian prisoners of.war, by a
system tinder Mtn, Bivers-i3aIkeley
and Miss Stiketrion.
' Hew is itpossible for it to he true
that the Bed Cross is selling socks to the
men in the tracheal Bed Cross goods
never go into the (tenches.; only to pa,
tients lfl hospitals and prisoners of war.
We think our Commissioner was tight
when:he cabled that sueh a 'report Yoe
"!simply preposterous," Do the people
of Canada ?gaily think that the gXee,
litiVe Of the Red Orov, ineht Of 'Am
have near relations token or lighting at
the front, are conspiring to rob -the Can-
adian publie on the one hand and the
Comulian soldiers on the °then
Vire suspect- these reports to be the
Work of ertrian :Secret Servio agents
trying to itlittre ilea, 01.00 work.
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DONATION ACKNOWLEDUD
Reeve Joynt has received the follow-
ing letter Of acknowledgeMent from
l'rovineial Treasury Dept. . •
' Toronto,. November Stli, 1016,
Dear Sir; .
Your report of the lrd inat., enclos-
ing cheque for 82,030 in aid of the Brit-
ish Rod Cross Society and the Order of
St John, front the citizens of Lucknow,
has been received by the fioneurablo
Mr, MeGarry, Treasurer of -the Otnitral
'Provincial Committee, who hint'direeted
tkie to acknorledge receipt'bittreof, and
1,0 express his tbankri,i
and the thanks of
the Committee for the generous contrib.,
ution, ' : ' • • ' •
Yours very trtkly,
(J., A, iiiiirrittwa,- •
• ,• Afinieter's Secretary,
JohtilaytA, ileevel
° Ltteith 0
OW$
Church in the evening. .. .•
-The guild Meeting Sunday evening
was led. by Rcibt Mowbray, the: subject..
being "The ilattle-.with the . Bar Room
in fAxiade: The topic for next Sunday
evening is "The Yonpg .people's-: Share ,
9f. the Church's Budget," The leader is
Will itenrY, •
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then -food -Speaks of the inconceivable
or Sir John's trail cm.p.atilooliwareL.„...
for in those days the north was cold and
white and silent in its absolute Loneliness.
It was a strategic Move that sent the
tugitive and.his guide to the mouth of.
the Bed river. and across Lake Winnipeg,
over the rough country to the head of
Lake Superior, That the two .made their
lOurney on -snowshoes ell tbe wag. and
depended entirely on Indian cam s for
K luta endurance and bravery of the pathfind-
ers primeval of the tweet. ' Sonietimesthe
• .A-OticisDaltottirair-fecumirdzia4,:ilsriter; Itth:: 2,,ftolyroestligleryd7t4anilditeeintl! trackless
Detroit.... •'. ,.• • • - !• • ..•
,
iii-,-- sight' - Indian- 130;
•sometimea.*when they got to a camp it
---
-10c, andltre. Sinipsen attended 'the
filnetianf the Dn's'anntin Whitechurch.'
A he .•
re,'. rt- ee sttrend tatt,P• view
ed at tice"homtief D. MeLeptilast -Week:
. Mr. and.Mri..pie• McWhinney were
Sunday visitors at the borne of-, Geo.
• - Violet McLennan, Rernice..Dren-rian,
Mr;29berfson and Dr. Mabee. Stindv..
ed in -this vicinity. • . ' •
Mr, and lira Hugh Fergnson, of Ana,
berley, were the -guests of Mt and :Mrs
D. McDonald, on Sililday, . • ,
et!. aagroo4p.mlearr Anna
. -
n.
son, who have been on the sick list, are
Mit Rd% Miss atiffin, .1MS Dins, -
more; E. Hatt andltimallermina Griftiv
of Goderich, spent Sundayett the latter*
heirie here . •
1191)1,00d
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Monday,
MIs ti Eouria Ackert is visiting friends
in our
Mr, and „Mrs. Aylmer :A.ekert.' spent
Sunday wiih' Olivet friends.-. •:
Mhie Mae Itenry and Miss Beta' Mit-.
jedge.apent :tlitsweelt.end.at Xillarton.
-What's the, Matter with our 2nd ' cen.'
aerate, tale dead in. !eve and. Can't'.
Writer • ,•
Quuto a number from... here attended ;
the Orange Dail at Kb:116140i. griday '
'night and report an O. It time, . •
Mrs. J. 'Amok and Geraldine, of Owen
Sound, and tr. Blackwell, of itinlough,.
'spentSaturday vieitingllotyroodiriendei
Miss Isteliie Ittinee returned home on
Sunday after Spending a few dayi4 with
her aleter•iii.law,,Afre. 3. W. !Lunen of
• !Dungannon, who in very ill,
,
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wonld'enly be to find it deserted.'
spite. of it all, Duluth Wite reached and
the rest of the journey Wile comparatinie,
ly easy. The :governmeet at _Ottawii ,
Was. given an aecurate 'account Of :the.. .
country's troubles.-- Aid was. sent .
the west was rescued. • '4-5-
Mre.-MiteNnhh, who is a close friend
of Lady Schultz; widow of the late Sir . •
John Selpiltzi'is a splendid 'type of the ,
pitineer wornenthat stood side by side
with their men in building up ft• primi-
,itive country. She came as a, bride to the
house in the accompanying -picture, and
it it was .ihe who carefully nursed, and
tended the farnons fugitive 'during' tie • •
to weeks of Wing from Riel before he .
.set- out on the memorable trip. Mrs.
MacNabb,, like most of the fine old-titn- •
ers, disclaims any credit for her part in
the inaking'of history.- ' •
A HEATHER
'Twas just a wee bit heather, ,
It came across the seat, ' • •
Ye dinna,keri hers dear
It ThT.uhmeaktieatielinciatewhte4hrgx;t:3;thas.,;6erin42.-;-.4,
The land wherein •ma mither bides
._,.$ac bluely an' forlorn.. •
-0 precious is that Neither; .
Roo stirs my Scottish bluld,
. And makes.ine.think o' childhocid's years
And nientories 10.13C9
It brings to•inind, familiar scenes.
IX Scottish hills and delle, •
.9' Stottish bathes an' Seottisholearths. ,
'An' Scottish sweet bluebells.
'Twas just a wee bit heather .
'tree far across the sea; ,
--It--warmed the heart Seettish. prikleV -
* Bronght teardrops to the e'e, .
,Twgs grown among the uplond Slopes, ,
A token I me ihefreens at bailie
0' love ah' puir goodwill. •
On Scotland's grand ti.uld -
cessnock, N. W.
GRANDAmerican --
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