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ALARMS IN CHINA
FORMER 000ERICM BOY WRITES
ON WAR IN CHINA
News of Battle -Red Cross Train -
Effective Khaki Uniforms -Hund-
reds of Soldiers-(ihildren Were
Unharmed -A Precious Privilege -
The Rebellion is Over
THOMAS OUNDRY
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IKSUIL ICI[. LOANS. ETC.
Rev. Donald MacGillivray, who con-
tributes the following article, is •
Ooderlib old boy and a gredu$te of
the Ooderieb collegiate institute. He
has been In Chino sines 11498 and is
connected with the Preabyterlan
church, by which body he was loaned
to the Cbrlstlan Literature society at
Shanghai :-
Night after night the rebel+ renewed
their attack upon the arsenal, eoutbol
Shanghai. Sometimes at eight. o'clock,
sometimes at IU o'clock, Taut always
exactly on the stroke of the clock we
could bear the boons of cannon and the
sharp rattle of small arms and
machine guns. Occasionally the sky
would light up with bursting shell" or
the far -darting searchlights of the
mea -of -war as they showed the
defenders where the enemy were
creeping ?orwead. Looking at the
country afterwards, it seems l to be
covered with tall reeds. high stave.,
houses. trees, in • word, all sorts of
excellent covers. How excellent w . -
shown by the comparatively smell
number of fatalities, notwithsteuding
the tremendous cannonade both from
warships and arsenal defenders. By -
and -bye the rebels sI.ckened, and our
nights wete no longer disturbed. Then
we beard that the government troops,
taking advantage of the breathing
space, bad landed lower down the
river. As this is an international
settlement they were not allowed t.o
pass through our streets. The river
l., however, open to China and the
world. Nevertheless, the soldiers
came down strum packed away out
el sight in large lighters. I presume
they thought beet to avoid a possible
interrupt ion by souse of the many for-
eign warsbipa which crowded our
waterfront. The troops were safely
landed and immediately began the
march across country in the direction
of • village named K'ian,tw•n, held by
the rebels. In Lhls village there is •
school and rescue home for little
children conducted by the Door ,of
11e.
The next day was Sunday, end I
had been invited too reach to the
elder children at the home in
Shanghai. 1 was speaking on the
subject of Martha and Mary, and had
just finished with Martha when I war
unexpectedly called tb get busy, as she
was. Someone came Into the rooter,
whispered into the ear of one of the
workers, who hurriedly row and went
came in
moment ..r two she
out. In •
with a letter in her hand, saying that
fighting was going on all round the
home at Kiangw•n. i never found
out bow the messenger succeeded in
getting wit with the letter, but it
must have beeo dangerous work. It
ran as follows :
"Firing is going on all round Ors
home. and many ballets are striking
the building. Our cbikdren are all
huddled together in the safest part of
the house. Gan you send a rain to
get them away r Then followed the
remarkable words : "Yours in perfect
pie
stopped and we got off. One rebel lay _
dead kr the ditch on one side of the
track, soother lay covered with a
straw mat, also dead. A third was
found in the long grass, who still gave
some signs of life. He was et once
hoisted into the train and Dr. Cox I hem geattle, Waehing- Relief in Vinod.
gave first aid. He was still living DesM w
when be reached Shanghai, though Wn, say that Vllhjelmur bumfsnneen, i'Md you ever cough for a week?
what because of him afterwards 1 the Arctic explorer, who was aboard ?ben just think how distressing It
D ever heard. We now told our gutted � the steamship Kariuk when that vee- must be to have a cough hang on for
that the home war In a c mrtain direr- MI wee last sighted off Flaxman Island Iwo years.
tion, thinking they would go with ua, en August teth, possibly is lost. along sirs. D A. McGee. Waycross. Oa.,
but they evidentlyl �feared that In the with the vessel nd all of her people. Saye: -1 bad a very heavy odd
village there wont. be great danger of Nothing has been seen or heard of which settled Into a ehroolc cough
✓ ol�og, so they stuck firmly to the t . Karluk Mow that date despite the ' which kept me awake nights for fully
railway track. fast that extensive search has been two Yea", and felt tired all thefor time
1 did not know the way myself very roods for her.' Whalen salty there Is two earl.effecof taunt your cod time well, so I went up to the �oor of a little hope of her ever beim discover-
litewidow: borne, kept by a Chinese ed. ae she is known to have encoun- and iron remedy. Vlnol, is that my
pastor. A paper freshly pasted up teed the heavy weather which pre. cough Is gone. I can now get a good
.owed that itis was a home leek,- vaned off the Alaskan coast early In i night's rest and I feel much stronger
Ing to the Christian religion. Thlr fir, to every way. 1 ane 74 years old."
was y doubt, for the ht meek to This le the opinion of members of 1 it is the combined action of the
e • any and
mol who might meek t i the Gasdlan Arctic Exploration party
enter asd molest the inmates. 1 � medlclnal elements of the cods' Uv -
pounded un the door but the eilenoe at Coulston Point, aoesrdlng 10 a de- en aided by the blood -making and
of death reissued within. 1 expect that seats* r•wlved front Fairbanks, strength -creating properties 01 ?Dalt
they were all afraid that it was an Alaska -
left Victoria last sum iron which makes Vtaol so efficient
.amity. Felling assistance there, we for chronic cough., colds and Droo-
■ t, tick toff io the direction of the home, mer with an expedition outfitted by chitin -at the same time building up
still with the fl eR in trent, or rather the Canadian O resent. the weakened, rundown systidt
most of the time unable to keep up. A Try a bottle of Vinci with the as
few they directed
were seen •t rig door. dentaading that your mosey will M
and they directed u+ oar the right path.
As we went along caps, water -bottles returned U It does not help you•
and belts full of cartridges were sero II. C. Dunlop, Druggist. tlodericb, Ont
lying on the ground, where they hal
been thrown by flylrg rebels. I pick-
ed up Dont., cartridges a+ souvenirs.
limos -The licence of the Ontario Iris In
We soon rte. hod the borne, end our ouraner Company has been cancelled.
coming brought gnat joy. The their trlke since Dunbar Browne. for SU years .41 -
fright,
• by this time had got over their
fright, and it wee not long brio(e
T.Va.OA?, Nov. !j, hen 7
ARCTIC EXPLORER
MAY HAVE PERISHED
1 AFTER COUSIN into S
Waycross, Ga., Woman Found
PRiVATX FUND'S TO
U,U�bra AIM" to M. U. Cap
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Needless to say the sermon was in]
mediately interrupted and I rushed
off to the railway station, luckily
close at hand. Within the station was
• crowd of civili to., together with a
number of others in military dress.
The ticket Mil -es were cloned. a+ no
regular trains were running. liuiag
out to the plaits i m 1 found a number
of foreigners worn occupy various posi-
tions in the railway compeoy. I
made known my errand sed they
egre.ei at once t.. seed a Red Cross
train which thry bad all reedy is
waiting. as they expected that Qitht-
ing «mike prob.-04y break nut tfuetday
bet we •0 th • it bele rad the govern-
ment troops in the direction of Kiaog-
wan. Tne train was well covered
with immense red crosses. and the
Red ('r.er teen had grime huge Red
Orme flares In readiness. We were
not long in mastitis off. The ordinary
road alongside ..f the railway bon a
continuous att.-it'll of refugee.,men,
wosen, and tut, t piteous all. little
children. many of them in arms, an
seeking to ear* pe from the area of dis-
turts.nc •• Everybody kept a sharp
I.,okout as we ta.;ti•usly approeched
the nei,:laborho J t,1 the j r•a wan
Stallone. Owe ears told us that light-
ing bad re•setd, lett we used our eyes
to see If there w, re any signs of sol -
et did
u to gar ism__ Ws w T
test know «5.4' wide hod bees victor-
ious
ictor
ious in the battle.
We wee. q•oite Close up before
LABOR LEADER RELEASED
J ames Larkin Will Try to Bring About
General Strike In Britain
"kin leader of the Trans-
port Workers' Union, of Dublin, whose
D
they bad packed up their small tbe-
htoging., were marshalled two and
two. and, with the flag in front, they
were off to the train. I stayed behind
to Ovist some of the teachers in toad -
Ing up their beddingon wheelbarrows.
The rest of ibe bedding. etc., was to
be let-hed away the next day. The
Red Croute people gut permission to
use the little chapel as a field hospital,
and hoirted the flag over it. This
would serve as a protection to the
property. It was then reported that
more wounded were lying In a cer-
tain temple. A search was road,. but
it wee found Lhet the wounded had
been removed by their friends. Mean-
time the children had all scramlded
on board the train, when most un-
expectedly, s one retwls quietly crawl•
ed up under cover of the train with a
view ty •ttacting the station.
Accordingly, the train w.s hurried•
ly rushed beck to the station, end the
rebels disappe•rrd. When we arrived
on the scene the train had &heady
gone, but we marched hick to the
station along the track without mis-
hap, 1 taking charge of the money•
box of the mission. The scene on our
return had undergone a transforma-
tion. Instead of a few soldiers, there
were now bu,idceds, all reedyp to start
at • mnment's notice. Nntneroue
machine Bons were taken apart and
put on wheelbarrows, and one maxim
was reedy for action, pointing down
the track along which we were c.sm-
ing. Suddenly a sharp report was
heard, but luckily it was only one.
We found the train almost ready to
start heck to t hsnghat. A number of
the widows from the Widow. Isom.
had been also put ntl hoard. A well-
dressed Chincs.4 lady was talking
earnestly to the conductor. She said
that were there twa hundred refugees
in a temple nearby, who wished to
get awe), to Shanghai. There was no
room for them on the train this time,
but they would likely get off on a later
train.
the children were 5.4tel7 disem-
barked at the new home of the D.or
of Hope. close to the rtilw ty track. in
Shanghai, which ha 1 pat been finish•
ed. but not yet ore "pied. Thus end-
ed the episode, tvhich really involved
no danger to speak of, tbough it
igbt have done so, at flghtin, might
�vs boot renewed at any moment.
The hettle was meowed thm n -1t day,
and the rebels ere iu Illy preened back
towards the Wooeung forts. The re-
bellion is over, but the memory of this
IItNe pllgrintage to Kis,ogwan well
ever rem On as a precious and peculiar
privilege.
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If you are rets &ewe er tired outs
Iron t&k..oid eaedy.iave se appetite.
NI, losing Sesh or have other @Tisco(.
A lowed sneaky. Bey fee ptaeL.od'1
'ystrm Reeovalgk rhes oar gar.
ti" to Weed iw yobs r
falls to sense estI.faetios.
tbs
,""°,1Y aids dligsrsles, NOMep the.MevoUS
system and dm Weep stelastd per-
"'an.'"t: dollar a bottle..
Nanotart bj Me Leed Mttditine
t•o., find OM. • nee sae by 11. R.
W,.i..
Brophey Bros.
GODILMOM
Tie Lau
Nam' Dirsclsrs
a.4 dH►alusrs
Orders en.is.y slaw/@/ t.
all her., eight er dee%
early in
have been on ■ tor of the Shareholder, of Montreal, le
ea▪ rly to 8•ptamDer was liberated tut
week from Mountjoy Prison. where dead.
ke was serving a sentence of seven _
months' imprisonment for sedition.
"I'm going to England to raise the
[eery cross and In • few bout thew*
./113 be • general strike throughout
Greet Britain," Larkin told* • huge
[crowd which assembled in front of
liberty Hall soon attar his release.
=fled
release seems only to have
fatensiaed the determination of the
• naionists of Great Britain to
t he labor dispute in Dublin to a
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GODERICH
we
discovered a company of soldiers rest-
ing
esiag to owe side of the track. The dil-
Senity gave sae my
Swot .1,14 ff Nratlon of the valise of
khaki to the soldiers_ Some Bald the
asses . dholyed were rebel tags. It
they bed Mea. env difieelties would
have Mea Increased. Perhaps It
would have hese Impossible to rescue
the cblldrea. We batted the teals
let a ash distant*, blew several long
Meets oa the whistle as a .Roel to
the ehildrew Os st we bad arrived, .o
that they might get ready, sed with
a groat Red Cross banner in front of
we we twsrehed forward. The fleet
swLry 1 struck war (rota Shantung
tied 1 was aide to address hint In his
mother tongs, a44 we were frjende at
goon Ha peened tae Totally on to the
g.�aea alto • Shantung man. and we
/Deed hies in possession of the rail- I!
way etat.lon as his headquseises.
Liver on lee was pr..vided with • pri-
vate
t, put
ee We int -
to or the gii.erraI what we bad
come for and be less m hese dray.
He said w» enemy mat el he median Hut _tag
het doebdoes they' weresee far eft.
sheltie, 1a some sof the .nese vee
Tpygesor belled the tap reeds will*
row In ahsndawee la that weightier-
hood.
eighMtrhood. The home for the ehil/rea was
mese dt.1.weshem the statism ve we
grinned the iteneset el the reveal to
sina Mpast ie
.s et w home ales
seerw f three w wish y
esaboret visa. bet.of
eve■te,
Orme /al was at amo'
hes/ d the posoollos. TM bob
An emergency meeting of the trades
ppion Parliamentary Committee has
Olen summoned for Nov. 18, when a
gwehl stoppage of work In the
Uoitsd Kingdom will be taken into
eoaslderatton. Conditions in Dublin
Are truly deplorable; thirty thousand
Workers ars idle and at least 100,000
persons are entirely dependent upon
charity.
NOTABLE LIVES ENDED
{.adv Strathcona and J. S. Cartwright
Paas Away at Advanced Apes
Lady Btrathcooa, wife of the High
boggmluloner for Canada, died last
Osett In London In nor 89th year.
hs had been 01 for a week of pneu-
dionla. Lord and Lad? Btrathoon•
beers married over sixty years ago
rad have one daughter, Hon. Mrs.
Robert Howard.
)cede J. 8. Cartwright, C.K., Master
(n Chambers at Osgood• Hall, died at
to aged 74. He was • cousin
of the late 81r Richard Cartwright
pr. John Burwaak for many years
connected s.-tth the victoria University
kt Toronto, and well anown all over
8). Dominion as an educator, died at
ry on Sunday.
YOUNG AGAIN
At Sixty -thee Joseph Ayre Posed New
Youth is D0dd's Kidney Pills
Medford, Ont.. Nov. 2tth-(iipeciall.
--Sixty-three years old but feeling like
a young man Joseph Ayre, a highly
respected resident of this place, give.
all the credit for his splendid health to
Dodd's Kidney Pills.
"twenty-two years ag . while work-
ing in the caal mines," Mr. Ayres
states, "i caught rot1 working in
water. Rheumatism set in my arms
and hack. and my kidneys got so bid
that it w is • trouble to go to work.
"The comp.ny's doctor could not do
one any Rind and 1 was off wo.k..thrws
or four daysevery Blanch.
Reading of cures by Dudd's Kidney
Pills i decided to try thein. By the
time i hat taken dve h,1s*, 1 telt li Le
• new moo. I gained in weight twee-
tysts eosstiL D rdd i N..E Pills
are worth their weight in gold.
DEAD CAT AS MISSILE
British Cabinet Minister Bombarded
While Making a Speech
Militant Suffragettes made an attack
0o Augustine Birrell, Chief Secretary
for Ireland In the course of a speech
he was making at Bristol. The et.
tack reached a climax when a male
sympathiser with a woman threw a
deed cat at the Secretary for Ireland.
and as the animal bit Mr. Blrrell on
the cheat the man shouted, "Torture
that instead of defenceless women."
Another man threw a chunk of wood
ilt Mr. Blrrell_ There was uproar and
lighting for several minutes un -
disturbers were thrown bodily
oat the hail.
TAYLOR roma) GUILTY
Fiendish Half-breed Sentenced to be
Hawed to January
lames Taylor, the half-breed Indian,
Was found guilty &t Brantford of ha, -
murdered Charles Dawson, aged
. on the Blossom road. • mile
book C•Iaa�..vtlle, after committing as
p�4 Jt4tt
on
upon hes. He will
oe on Trlday. Juwr7 18rd.
lir. K•II7. sett yttestHd,
legated that the ase was the moot
ble that he had heard of. T•y-
flyonly detente was drunkenness
as. was mamma by the sentence.
Sena% Ruppert* Wilson
At Lipoid Cordes. British Minister
to Meheo Ilse- warned all British
Ighjecta in the country to he ready
tt a ttWSSnt's aotice to le.• t hit
tee plsgea of asafety,
l� said to hays given Nelson
Q'$hasakke.ey, the American Charts:
Eoral aseurunce on lnetruetlot
hvnaos
is Go.tit of British ff�••
Pyssslde.t Wilson's attitude
Me.leo.
Set it Nev.
St ndard
i;s;;:ii .; :•.•Y.eg
Enamelled steel,
toenilcornered rescnc.r
e.t be was'.icd to clean Lod vert. t
t'.at it cin be used for Drc:ervinc. t :c., ci
arca ci t ting water. Though a small feature,
it i; very important and, along with other equally
important ones, places the Pandora Range in the
_l. J <;t Canadian Ranges. •
Se: this special reservoir■ before purchasing your
range' •381
MCC1ary's
Pandora
Range
Pandora Ran- 1:
ges are sold':f
everywhere
by good dea-
lers
eslen who back
up our guar :
anise on this
■p4cnd4d c
rang e—
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(no Ws Tomb SOW
Sold in Godench by HOWELL HARDWARE CO.
Soy ahet by His Chums
tAbmBs Crisp. aged 14. el Hamtltoa
dead et Port Credit wMle
patMg la • rotate battle with
The boys were
and were *cotlag
eistoblog trees. Cecil *abaci, and
Sharma aged ld tad 11 yeses
are held b the Tercet.
IF8e: a teetat.al Aires of twit
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Department of Warta* it mu
Meas to extes4 the navtgatloe yeti•
Ma oa the mast lakes as long se
=rMs�essl s fall. with a ?law to Os07
ue* mra.k of the grata at Port
brthwr sad Pert Wooers as au pow
M mood by water before the
has been seemed by the
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