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THE SIt3NAL : GODERiCH : ONTARIO
T1117aAT Jui.T 110, 19111 3
AIL1NC WOMEN
OF MIDOLE ACE
Mrs.DoucetteTells of her Dis-
tressing
irtressing Symptoms During
Change of Life and How
She Found Relief.
Belleville, Nova Scotia, Can.- • • Throw
years ago 1 was suffering badly with
what the doctors
called Change of
Lits. I was so bad
that 1 had to stay in
bed. Some friends
told me to take Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound and
it helped me from
the Hot It is the
only medicine I
took that did help
me:. '1 1 recommend
it. You don't know ho; thankful and
a
m. 1
give
you ission
gratefulI y permission
Drs
to publish what your good medicine has
done for me." -Mrs. SIMON DOUCETTE,
jlelleyille, Yarmouth Co., Nova Scotia,
Canada
Such warning symptoms as sense of
suftocation,hotflashes,headaches,back-
aches,dread of Impending evil, timidity, '
sounds in the ears, palpitation of the
heart, sparks before the eyes,jrregu-
larities, constipation, variable appetite,
weakness and inquietude, and dizziness,
are promptly heeded by intelligent wo-
men who are approaching the period in
lite when woman's great change may
be expected.
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com-
pound invigorates and strengthens the
female organism and builds ip the weak
ened nervous system. It has carried
many women safely through this crisis.
1f yen wit special advice write to
Lydia E. Piskkam Medicine Co. (rest-
deatlrl l Lynn, Mass. lour letter *1111
be opened. read and answered by a
woman, and held l• strict ees Maeis i whirr the road was tieing
cars of sand, atone and cement are
Control Massurq for Army Worm sidetracked en the railway line nearest
on 'And unloaded
INSPECT CONCRETE ROADS
Party of Portman Visit Wayae County.
sad Get First Hand Tracts
Last week a party of l'ani'linn
highway engineer, a'id n tial of-
ficials interested in good read., under
the Ruivance of Mr. I. S. Bruner• of
the Canada Cement Company, Limit -
rd, visited Detroit end Wayne county.
Michigan, to learn how this ;regrew
rive United Stated community Is
building • comprehensive ctrcr•Lr
rood system of whkh d. isJust. 1y
proud.
The puffy included: J. F. We,
Wiudetock, engineer for Oxford court,
; R. H. Spencer, acting mayor.
Trenton ; 0. R. Marston, )filmes, en-
gineer tor Norfolk comity; F. M
Huhorford, St. (.1.b.' Ines. ehitinrer
dot Lincoln county ; W. J. Molnar
worth, Hamilton, arrirtant city en-
gineer; M. Menieault, Strathroy; J.
H. Jackson, tirrntfoid ; 11. l lair and
W. E. Nesbitt, Merritun: L. J. W,iek-
ey, C. P. Bot Cued awl W. Coke, Tor-
onto; L. S. Bruner and 11 S. Muller,
MoLtrral.
Wayne county row h•+s 'ne 1: Iv one
hundred miles of Ole linest concrete
roads in the wartd. one stretch of
wide!' extends in a ►mouth unbroken
,urine, for a dieLance of 21 utiles pass-
ing flirt ugh Or vi:lagre of Wayne
and t is a note-
worthy tireh and i
fact th t alter much experi-
menting with every kind of mail
hulloing material. the board of county
rued Lou li.is.iuurrs has adopted e00-
0 ar its rte rad aid.
The part y eovered shout Il0 miler of
highway of every dercriptiun and ni
every cunditi trout the worst to the
hest. The tour proved an exception-
ally strung object lemaon to everyone
of the petty and much.grwtificatiu0
was exp:e.sed at the completeness of
the bu.ldiug . quipulent and the excel-
lent ItSIM • obtained.
Furtunetrly, the patty was enabled
FW ate practically every upmeiation of
reed building drum the grading of the
W the finished loud, ot which
one machine can lay 73'I square yards.
••t toad in one day. 1'he method of
teiuforciUg and tis advantaged was
ebown end explained. Much interest
was shown in the thorough manner 'in
which every operation was carried out,
eepecislly the curing ot the finished
cord and the hauling of materials to
lug built. The
The army worm is a stout. 'smooth- i tbe
lace of operation
rbo el into x ntruug of
bodied cater pillar, blackish or lima-; yip small duwp cars holding one and a
nish in color, with two yetlowisk I half cubic yards. These care ace bau11-
.tn{es. linget1 with red, along rack ed by • "donkey" engine, au some 10-
midr. '1\'hen lull grown it is about 1a stances a number ot Hiles, to the spot
inch's- long. The adult i. a molt' where he wusterialr will he 02)x0(1 w
which lay" her eggs chiefly on grace mate the orad. The narrow-gauge
hi low Ixnds. The caterpillere them- tiack over which this minsture tram
Selves never lay egg, or produce In•- tuns is laid in sections that ern be
ing young. The favourite fo•,d plants easily handled by two men. Properly
err g,a.ei•", timothy, Gout. corn and curing the finished road tekea ween
mill,',. \\-ben food becomes ,rake days. A. moon ae the concrete has art,
the worms move in enormous numberit 11 Is covered with two incret of sans
in search of s,ew feeding grounds.
Aa the pest is bring reported f and then wet down with a hose daily.
this permits the whole retard of con-
eheuProus counties• every f*rmer creta to harden uniformly and elituin-
should examine his fields from time to a Ili t
time to see if they are brine attacked. w
It the inti -rt, hive become di•trihuted
all ovet the field before being noticed,
tee rurlace cracks that wouldu e onto is more useful to the community
ire appear under the heat of the sun. than his. illiterate j nna co nr : his
Ara whole the method, used by labour is more product's 0, he lives a
Wayne county road commissioners
va s
MEATS—
Full flavored and
perfectly cooked
make delicious
sandwiches.
The
child's
delight.
The
picnicker's
choice.
Everybody's
fa'-orite.
M. CLAM. rue. M..vw.L
P
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Pr
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St. Jcr o.:: C'
BERLIN -
Ercel'ent Business College Dirs.'
Eselknt High Saseal Dees-•-•:"
re:ellen• College or Ars Dera-"':-
Ncw Buildings with late,'
Hygienic Equipments.
The Largest Gymnasium in Canada
li,,ening Track Sw,mm.nt Pool. Shower
Baths. Theatre
First-Clann Board = Cc-t-
fortable Sleeping Roo.n'..
"• r: sl anennon given ro rr.'ee ,.
c.r nfor University Metric.. a
RATES MODERA'E
' Address:
REV. A.. L ZINGER. C. F„ 1'!:. ".
PRESIDENT
Blind Child Should Attend School
Tb. expenditure of public tnoney
upon "schools and school-mast'•r4' is
regerded by our Iegielbtors, and by
the people who elect the legislators,
lie a grind investment. The ecloceted
the wisest course will be to cut the err very simple and undoubtedly the
prep at ince it it is timothy or grain moat economical for the construction
And cure tor hay, but if it i" corn, scat of an exlenrave and permanent road
lightly through the fields ftoision system, at any rate, they are the result
IYIxt11I'P, made of one pound of poria o1 gamy of study and experiment by
green mixed thoroughly with ' ' Ablr engineers.
pounds of bran, and then moisten
with water, sweeten, with nloleesri.
Make the nexturer just moist enough' i,_
to fall through the Boger. like saw- • in most Catla<tisn Pnunties, broken
dust -rant sloppy. tin
which is usually about one -halt
' 11 the -crop w threatened nr et Necked l ct t lie wixnil-enamored, is obtainable
only in pat t. dig a trench immediately within a few in every county
in front of where the worm.. are. la throughout the Uuwiuine with few ty
the ease where t he crop i" partly attack.ceptioOs, whereas the Wayne eou0ty
Pd, it will be found advisable to cut e . hauls its broken ,tone a long distance.
swath through the gain and rake. Hien again, the special tnecninery end
this uhf softbefore the trench itF dug. The !Then
treed across the outlier- is
trench i. often unwatisfactory. e•pec• i nut enecdutely necessary. ter men and
Tally in r1Ny .oil, if it 1. not properly 10Au1, could be used in place of west
Made. 1' 'bored he At leant IS inches
deep, in clay soil, with w straight clean i of Vrvne county began building con-
1de towards the erg) to to protected. crepe roads in It)Itl and the Bret
Rust -holes At least a foot in depth stretch laid in that year was carefully
happier and more contented life, tale•
Ing an Intelligent interest in the
v,u ions questions; that cane hefow
him for decision ; he is not euelly 11104.
led by the drningogic agitator, and he
knows better than to yield to tempta-
DI 'LIN R'OT
KIR[D FOUR
rs. tions in a eiiminll direction. Fut
however, it s noteworthy that the thew. and numerous uthrt equally
., provide facilities far rt ucatio, oe N
nditionawjlh which \Vayne county good reasons, it •' a ♦ the state- to
• to des) would nut be r0 evidence p j t ll
must be sunk every 15 facet in the i
hnttom of the trench. in sandy .oil
the trench works excellently." hitt , in i
clay alit it is often advisahk as a an:
extra precaution to heap up the Iona•
earth on the crop side right along
the trench. The email particle. of
earth loosen and cause the climbing
worms to drop. Hence in clay or
much soil it may he advisable to
scratch the face of the wall lightly
with a Marlen rake. Do this after
rain. \\ hen the worms are unable to
rlimh the wall they will pass length-
wise through the trench. and collect
in the post -holes, where they may be
killed by crushing or other means.
In digging tbe trench ploughs may be there is no excuse for Cauulia
used, lint the belittles of the work miinitirr to deist' the building o
sh„nld he done with ..p»de* to iMure systems that will be as good ae hr
lean deep trench. Wayne county mads, for tame we fo
\\'herectthe worms are found. Canadian comities that are not infln
anpt action 1. very important. itely richer in natural resources if no
in actual capital, and we can great'
bentfit by the experiences of the conn
ty across the line.
1 he individual and collective opinio
voiced was unanimous fur •-onctete
the /ntice] and seooeseram
for permanent good roads le ('Aned
and one that will enable , :cry con'
munity to invest its road :none:
us{ected by the party at close range
and the concensur of opinion was that
t is now as good as when put down and several hamster lite. Happily the
and the maintenance coot ham been blind are pot sufficiently mired -roue to
practically nothing during the tier lleci•ssitate the u.IIipnlent of many
years that it has been used. Astnaking echools for th.•ir accommodation, le.
contrast is shown when the condluon the scheme of taking the blind child
ta Wsunded and Taken to Hospital
Ceeuel to Gun -running by
Nationalist Volunteers
Three men and one woman are dead
and more than sixty persons are in
the hospital wounded as the result of
a battalluu of the King's Own Scottish
/Borderers _firing Into a mob In the
treeta of Dublin Sunday. Seven of
tbe woLnded are expected to succumb
to their Injuries. The affray was the
Teatat of a gun -running exploit of he
Nationalist Volunteers. w t'o were be-
ing aided ty a mob composed largely
of women and youths This wounded
in the hospital include three women
and a boy of ten. A consignment of
rifles said to uumbetr ten thousand.
:WAS landed a' noon Sunday at 'loath,
pine miles Iron' Dublin. The vessel
on which th.• arms were brought was
la private yacht. The Nationalist
Volunteers cut the telegraph wires
d stopped travel on the Dublin
dia and. according to reports, sent
Fa
most of the rifles, together with
r l inmotor
RO 0110 rounds of a
mm .nitfo,
car,.
the children ot the people. whethera
horn here or c.ming from a foreign
country 10 make their hotnes among
us hence our iter ectro l eysteul, re
inforced to some extent 1 y p•,1-
sory education !awe. For he blind,
who cannot he relight to read by
sight, a system for tending by touch
ham been decreed. the printed ehemo•
term representing letters, etc., -hying
emhossed c," the paper•• Instead 01
being indicated ray n dilterenre in
olour. Having learned to rend and
write. the per-
soncation oY the blind per-
soncan be continued to ILLY desired
extent. including the suhjects taught
in public schoole, for the seeing. music
Sent to Seize Guns
A battalion of the Ring's Own Scot-
tish Borderers was ordered to capture
ghe arms when the authorities heart
(that the volunteers were bringing
them Into the city. The soldiers en-
Icountered a detachment of volunteers
!at C'lonmell bridge, and an outbreak
resulted. There was no shouting then
'however. A great crowd soon collect
d and followed the troops. jean:.,;
ed
and cheering for John lied-
ond, the Nationalist leader, and
borne rule. Finally the mob
began throwing bottles and ;atones
and several of ,the soldiers were in-
4ured. The battalion then replied t ,
the attack of the mob with a scattered
fuellade. in an instant the street was
covered with wounded. while terrified -
men. women end children ran in aldirections. Jervis Street Hospital is
situated only 200 yards from the scene
of the affray. and the wounded were
quickly taken there. Four of them
died within two hours. The soldiers
and police seized a hundred rifles from
the volunteers. An excited crowd
filled the streets of Dublin Sunday'
night, some of the men carrying rifles.
The Borderers are confined to bar-
racks to prevent the people from at-
tacking them. A street car in which
a soldier was riding was wrecked.
but the soldier escaped the mob. Fur-
ther rioting is feared. Among those
seriously wounded In the affray is
M. J. Judge, a prominent omeer of
the Nationalist Volunteers. The arms
were landed at noon. The ya^ht from
which they were taken was a sailing
vessel. the name of which had been
painted over. A woman, or a man
in woman's clothing. some persons
say, commanded the yacht. A thou-
sand volunteers marched only from
Dublin to receive the arms. They -
said, however. that they were merely
making a practice march. The local
pollee and the coast guard tried to
prevent the landing of the arms, but
were driven off. When Dublin authori-
ties learned of the landing they sent
sixty police to seize the arms. These
police later were r. inforced by 200
others under an assistant command-
er. The police were drawn upoat
both sides of the road along a Well
the volunteers were returning, with
the militia in the ,-.•ntre of the road.
When the volunteers saw t' inohili-
tation, most of th. 01 gut away - with
their arms, eeatter,: e through the
deli.. The police and soljiil' s tried
to disarm the remainder.
Volunteers Shoot Soldiers
of this concrete stretch is compered
with other stretcher of the same road,
built at the same time of ether ma-
terials and At approximately the ...onecost, but which now re"eotbles the
Rocky Road to Dublin" and must he
rebuilt in the near future.
One of the engineers expressed the
opinion that if Wayne county. could
afford to have such excellent toads,
•w
n
as
matPt ut1
A
GLORIOUS HAIR
Girls Oaaei womear same. want to
be beautiful and wit note,. hot - nm
sightly, thin and little.* hair destroys
half the beauty of a pr,tty face.
If y ur heir is Maine its natural
.'odor. is felling nut, dill, .,trrely, full that it will retupa diet fill u.i:be mu
dandruff, ton dry, or it the scalp of being spent
Itches and burn• do not be alarmed, hole. __
uw Parisian liege. Rub It well into
the "eslp. 1t will gn right to the hair An Ideal Vacation Trip . .1 Great
snots, nonrisb them, and stimulate the Lakes St.amshifs
hair to grow ion and beautiful. I► At this time of the yen,• when
removes denten with One applie"-
'i,ln, stop. It !sing scalp, falling hair
and maks the head feel fine.
Parisian Ss supplies the hair with
what is to make it soft, fluffy.
thick and g Homily radiant. It is
still is fifty coot bottles by B R.
W tale and st U drug eonnters. Look
tot the trade ark-''1'te Girl with
the Auburn Hale." Aeoept no other.
The tonsle./.aNthosnpion parade
ever e'en in Ooterin at old boys re-
union. WtraUoed. Attgost tat 142 tttb.
(;,tate and see it.
LLETTsj
many of a planning their
trip the question -Where To Go'
nal n, ally arises -What could be more
delightful than a Oreat Lakes trip,
where the sea is pure, the sun shines
and cool Iefreshing breezes How.
rive wiling* week) from Pout Mo -
'.Nicoll for Sault Ste Marie. Pint Ar-
thur end Fort William. Steamship
te
express ay'. leaves kinin direct3connec-
trailiog day., g
tion.
1f yam are contemplating a trip.
doe't let this slip your memory. Can
sdlan Pacific steamships make the
fastest time. have the tat of accom-
modation, and the table is unexcelled.
Poll particulars and reservations os
walee sod ships. at every Canadian
Poetic ticket offlee.
-Thu Perard greater expnrit.inn
'bows at old hnyi reunion. Stretford.
AtKtat lot to nth. are the finest and
Mot ratted ever assn in °stark..
d
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f 11CCdI I 's
Patterns
D.MILLARuSON
Perrin
Gloves
M the free schnul inetetd of bringing
the free school to the blind eilild has
been adopted. The Ontario school for
the blind, located at Brantford. adtnita
As punils blind persons Of h•,th sexes,
between the ages of seven and twenty:
one, without charge for hoard. tuition
or tsu,ks, but parent•• At•• eipected t.,
provide clothing and pay travelling
expenses. it 15 A school—not A
"1101n0," nor A hospital. nor an asy-
luut---iind antung the pupil• are tunny
wile, though not entirely blind, have
sight eel defective that they cannot
receive an edudutiun in the ordinary
public sehnolie If any reader of The
Signal has a child ro efHicted, or
know. of one in his n.ighbouthood. a
letter or post raid, Addressed to .Mr.
H. F. Gardiner. pi ineipsl of the On-
tario school for the blind. Brantford.
'living the name angle pout ogle* of
parent or guardian. will help the
school to do All the work for which It.
was ,'stahliehetl and is maintained by
the government.
Mr. James Nichols of Fullarton,
and his brother. Edward, were haul-
ing hay- on \Vednesdey last. when one
of the loads gut stuck in passing over
a ditch. And James in trying u, get it
started by some ,leant, Was thrown
under the waggon. As it passed over
him his head was jammed down to the
ground and badly bruised. A 1;*'.h,
( g et ad F
our inrhee long. wm e a' i re
back 114 hie head, and another 1 sd cot
. nick an ac was badly scraped by tieing dIs, gid billty. he official. he mild, has been
in the resulting affray, several re-
volver shots were bred by volunteers.
and a cotporal and a private were
wounded. The voliedeers also used
their rifles as clot- The soldiers
NEW WASH GOODS
A Shipment of the newest Wash Goods to hand this week. Owing to
the great demand for Crepes this season these are now very scarce
goods and this shipment will soon sell out.
New white Crepes, double width. extra
"washing quality, 3K• and :tic per yard.
Nigur.., Bedford fords and Heppe in the
p opulat weaves at 110 to ;A1c per yard.
good
New
moat
New Waists
\\*1s a cut in the
Special line of N. 2W Organdiet c i
newest eta lee, raglan sleeves in the medics collets.
The curteet \\'aiet for walnt weather. All sizes
3'2 to 43, *1,15 each.
Clearing line of Brocaded Refine, double width.
in white, pink, sky and tan, just four pieces left,
regulur ilk for sac pet yard. New designs in Dolly
Varlet) Crepes, 341 inches wide, 13c per yard.
New House Dresses
Special values in ladies' House Dresses, made from
best quality print., newest styles, all sizes from
31 inch to 50 -inch. Special at each, $List to $'3311.
Special July Values in Cottons and Sheetings
\\'hit.'(. lion• a' old 1•rie. A huge purche-e
just 10 heud in l'a,lb,ir- 1. ng cloths, eve. etc.,
36 [u. lies wide• st'Illi•, 1'ac, 13i fund 1(tc err yard.
Special pliees by 1be piree.
The Coolest Store to Shop in.
I•:xt,-1 special value, plain end twill Sheeting,
blenched. 1?nglish Sheeting. 72 inches wide,
per yard. Others at '235 to 34k per card.
equally good values:
Make Our Store Your Store.
full
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All
McCall's Patterns and Publications for August Now in Stock
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Ph.'" Millar's Scotch Store 56
CHARIVARI ENDS IN RIOTING I STIRRING ADDRESSES GIVEN
Stones Thrown and Bride Injured When Fair sized congregational gathered.
Demand for Money us Refused at the Baptist church un Southey to:
Prosecution, 'silt ((Mew es a result , hear the Rev. C. 1V. Ro.e, of IBrant-
ut a charivari near Bluvale; about turd, w t gave two stirring addi ewes. '
tout miler from \\'inghem. that de -
s
e• In the morning he spoke on "A Good
seieped into a 2 int t. hen the demand 1Nd Age" and in the evening took as
of the mob fur llu era ,,(nerd. lite text Pauls words : "1 can do -all
Mr. Joseph SMith., "gid Ittt, livirg thnigr through l'hrir[ who strengthen -
Lear Bluevale, was married a week eth use. A goodly oumll r of sum-
t to hear this
also to Mrs, Bothwell; of Lucknow• idirlinguirhe.l spee. vieitors were aker,ofwhouu the
the couple ek erturned huttr)•n,cwtluxnu)xtight
g,ung last imeue of the Canadian Baptist luta
ot men from th. nrlpfhbu, buol gather. 1 the following to say :
rd to ebuo ivwt i t hem. Jlrtntera of theIia v. l'. W. Ruse, H. A. B. D.,
'nub were Rru.t-d with via cuter exit's, I' Park church, Brantford, tendered hie
tuff h. ilei• a,d rorty other fu, in .o 1eeignatiuu to the church on Sunday
noisemaker. They demaudrd $o, 11 ensuing, July 1'1, aud will return to
t.huhth,•rlderly huurgl('uw refute d.'thetuatititlle province,, having been
"i my then I.rgeu w •tune the honer. I called to succeed Rev. P. J. Steck-
the
tune bid airs. South n1 the beck house B A B 1) ns pastor of the
bete
n the ehuu,Jrr blade• S., ie.," u chinch at Awhr rt, Nova Setitia. On
c
One e
rr tear followers Wednesday night, when
wind the uui.r iai*r•I by the rowd,r0l g \ K'
t11Nt IltlghlN,la f• r an'rr a Iuiir ariund it w-»" learned th•.t lr Ruse hod iP.
ornr around .1.1 a- hurry cell waa•tturrL.d tIi*t nix.
6cLt Iii- "i out. lU u'et.•c1: lir High I'un- tunsidei rd final• it was uuaotnluusly
stat 1.• Brut•), Phil pro. of 'ib1ngiUtllI, l acllird, "atter a uimben of Wr ,pew
who ens iul,iwa ed .hat a ntut wuh toff hers 114,1 ,'xpresded their ptotound is'
pn•gIe•.-. Ile iwundo, i.-ly ee.un-d :.n' Neat. al the intended departure of their
aniou,oi.11e Rud hmalru
:::,181:'..,
et the scene, f , pant 01. that the reeignaliun wt Mr.
Ihr .1i-, ui lance. A• wt ti Hilo n.r N -opted Nod a e,, un,at ter was
c"ught eight of the e. i..Uat e.is appoints'. to drift 'a resolution of :ap-
rtepped uuru the u.u1. 1, la., -„,:h..:,::',1),. , l.,.'eiatiott of the wu,k 'd the Irtit lug
hurt trdiyolie{ar-ed, nosey t,•ing 1100' pa.tor, ttir name ill be reed and Ap-
sn earl -kid •rl•`s..•ite Mi. see:h•s twos... pruc,d at a second cungrrgn iunal
brlou In to L. W nu. lhawuud, .4114 cirrhng t+•1 to held on ', 'edue"dsy,
now hlra:roe Acl•on fit the d,un,i.lte Jul)• '_'oil.' Thus will 1•r dt•c4rufitmg
Doi. dune. news nit only t4 Btxntford "Rapt lists.
hveryese escaped in the dill ktlra,.' hat wlmc, to thole throughout the con -
Mu env young watt, cawed l.hur.aull, , vention, who het0 enjoyed Slr. Roser
who returned to Mr. Diamond's. where fellowship and w ho have watched his
flrwl and used their bayonets freely. he wa- capnu,ed t•7 ('otsta.t,;e fahip- auece.►fu1 pa-tor"tr with drhght. His
'titre•t:ng many cut- Then they had pet•• '1'Le r.au"'ti t 1 N 11 11 b.t t 1 the stay 'in ow ronve11ti, 11 Ens Won (fir
a running fight with the volunteer' o. 1141Int•rubrr •IdIhrgang a,1e x1.4 1' tt:e lugh'"1 rete,nl 01(2411)4 hi.
and tl•i rapidly' gwith t mob thmuch ..-,111,11 01it1 11 t. -„utast "iii filkw• hirthteu, al t'241 Will feel ell:::
hr. lib. r• gte'. 1)' iteenee.t Lnuvusi tut :a gbe.• Iwos t nil the Work of
the streets to their b'cks. A num- g- the drnonanetwn. Ilnt ail wap hid
b, r of policemen hat. been suspender • v.t int' atr.tr. 1 hie l:ol s ,e ed m hie Ilrsy firhl.
'for refusing to tr. to disarm the A1wu1 n week ..A.a a sawilar uccul- d1r. Bane is spewing a mnntl.'.
: net. neat W •nleh:.m was arse short. lt, 1 g
Volunteers. „y the fel, doa••i. n of the $, I,y the vacxli w'tlh kin alfa• anti dadghlrr
After the troops had fired into the 1 '''I' gra n4• Jlr. 1st. - l 'wler, who at LRRtAidt.
crowd. the angry lee ulace. In a spirit i t,:,t e d JM+rr'Fal`Iay, of Lower Wing -
tiers -- of revenge. attacked Individual sol- 1.•n, At the tone great in.lignatiun _-\\'rite!kerrtxlyA.\V. fie»errs for
diets and beat them brutally. )leer- ten• ,epee-s.d rut the tinier wwm plauHy ofBciNl prvptr:un7t wf old 1",y.' re -
of the Scottish Borderers. all, i l,e:ud rn \\'uughattl, although Mr• nolle, .\uga.t 1• tar >y h, 1f y.,n liner
were riding bicycle,: along the quays, F„w 1.•r lige Ih...r-qualters 41 a toile not rer4n'rd
were pulled from their machines and tilelaut.
beaten, and the bicycles were: thrown - —.. -- —
into the rawer. The lord mayor was ---Pierrette' y. A. W,' Deacon of he
issued a Strong lett,•, oi protest, in $tral-turd (ltd Hoye -association' has
which he deelares that the' troop.. i .int no Invitation ti every old Inky And
were ordered out without permission gill whose name woe sul,l/.ilt,d t.'
having been asked r' the lord mayor tem. If you did not nreit'e purr i1
of the elty. and he nands that the ' was an uveisight. Bot come anyw' e)
reepnnsibillty .h: a fixed for the :Ld Iecruvr a right roylil welcome.
calling out o1 ' -oldlars and to: - The large I.irn sr.J str'»w .h.•J
supplyl0R *Aar ole 1, temeis it Ole largr►t. in. lite •tiwnrhd'r
He adds. : amt tile h►hrnging en Nr. J'useS.b Nal.
"itublln and I look with eon- x•g•r, .d North Kasthop••, near 'Col'-
fldenre r4 ln"n :. . 'rand and his fol- , ping, "fete burnt to the s'n,nod Thor.-
..1
ferning, tng•thr, with Ihr IPA-
le0gUell Ib : , b:.nc •., !n..'ee those re.
8 ,,'s hs, cr.p. • 0ew wagon And A
's1enn01bl^ far tL'. - ncking outran rut. • several
There w1.1 no e: • • be one law for l number of tu,p,rm
• section of the t"• r re nple and an- l 'hundred bushel. of oats. A tier of
othee taw Mr tate reatainder of the 1i•'g" were al«, dta n,t r.l, load of
1 which was about ready for` snerket.
blah p'op ”" The fire was caused through a
1111 Delayed 'dandle of hay felling on the ga•oline
Augatlr• Strutt. the Chief Seer's- engine, Mr. NAfzinger's loss will be
Bary for Ireland, sa'd the blame for wlront UNE. He ie. it..ured in the
the •n;Ir• affair rested on th• assist- Mennonite Mos-ietylof Mutual Benefit.
gent po11r. enmmissioner rat Dublin, ' - —
,who h.+r ,t- ml2d • A requisition for the
over his •ye, and his d f I;troops Rntlrc'y on hie own responsl-
along the road. 1 suspended pending an enquiry Into to
unfortunate affair. In his capacity of
MUHecRtBg FOR TRH SIONAI. War Secretary the Prime Minister,
winding up last night's debate on the
Dublin tragedy, defended the troops'
to emptying with the A.alstant f'otn '
enIssleaser's requtst and not a single
tater or man had escaped Injury.
.he said. through the violence of the
Mob.
The first effect of the iklblin tragedy
rbas been to delay Premier Asquith%s 11ss ems for taking up theao0 4tas bill
i orrow. Tito Prams mous OM
Malay t the >W s
boa tajaelialtety r
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