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IIKOK(:ir PORTER. Gomm( it
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WAR NEWS IN BRIEF
For the Past Week
GERMAN MILITARY METHODS IN
CANADA
To
TIM EDITOR ret Tus :tIH*•I :
SC e
Sir,- I desire to place before you for
i h facto regarding
Opti
Ons
Vt'e went )(stir Prescription
Business and solicit it on the:
following basis
P111 DRUGS
AISOLUTE ACCURACY
IMMEDIATE ATTENTION
IEAS0NAKKE PRICES
PROMPT DELIVERY
C.L. Coultis, PIIW•B•
OItUOSKST ANO CHEMIST
N nice.• -or to t. J Hutland
Werth side of taste °Nisei I lii'urt O.btnne. When at rested, I
asked the t,moer why i was arrested,
and he informed me that he did not
- - ; know. I .asked hint how he dared to
1 invade a titan's bume in that manner
and to take hitt away from it by force
O O
land
ed i He no ng him ofto what he wise,
S accused. He no rely stated that he saw
acting under the instructionsof Major
d that t k otbidg
SHOES
8rgelAL DttsrATUIRSII TO TWIR 8ti.MAL
LAa, . tMth, Melfi a... -Last left wing batiste Is wether sod the
Oise the battle ooett....iele.My
llfe*aim W River Oleo sod SaMra
W /Utes hose edema' _M�My. Be-
tween ll m as and lashes thole hr
bow so important Al!h.sla the site&
Hoe. (M toe centre between Mame
and Vecchia the .Ittytiow also is OW-
sban"ed. In the Ware region Ma
enemy has been obis to cross the
River Mees. near 8t. Miblel tout the
offensive taken by the Altos already
has largely throws him back upon
the river. To the son* of the Ware
regios the Allies MWks continuo to
progress. The fo.slesetb Oerasas
army corps has forss back atter
'effects' great loses.
eighty beta& otl>leial ooiu uatoatioo
easoetmnti tiere leas been go change
I the dtaatiw sae the Issuance of
the previous comouaioatlaa but •
Paris despatch declares this week
should see a decisive airs"' gad a
further great moves.. to the rear
b the wools German y. Another'
Faris &globoids says the Allies oboe
the hrginnlag of the battle of the
Aims have pushed the Germans batik
eleven miles. A Russian naval victory
t• the Baltic 4a which a Roan evolv-
er sank two destroyers which 1t ea -
countered mine laytug is announced
today.
Loodoo. Sept. 24tb, 3 pm. -The
French war department officially au-
nounoed today that the Allies their
advanced considerably aloe"
weeders wing occupyfog the town of
P,ero.ne despite deeinisate resistacce.
At the easter° end of the battle line in
Freoce there has been heavy r.gbting
on the Ricer Meuse, the allies alta r•
mately advancing and reltesting. 4
Berlin despatch rays the German war
office in an official statement today
declared the Allies Attempt/ W pit•ioe
the German lines have► been all frua-
trateed. Both in the eastern and west-
ern theatres of conflict it is asserted
the Getman success continues. It is
also officially announced that the sub-
tnarine which sank the three British
cruieet s in the North ser escaped un-
hurt.
London. Sept 16th, S.3S a.m.-A
brief official communication unication isstted
loot uight announced that on the left
wing the battle continues to develop, new W report in the general situation.
that a lull has occurred is the HghLiog Relative calm prevails slime one pot -
in the centre and that on the right lion of the hoot. Never.belees at Cer-
tain pointe, notably between the River
Aisne and the Argonne district the
enemy bas delivered fusilier violent
attacks which, however, have been
repulsed. A de.p.ntch from Berlin* via
Amsterdam says this official state-
ment was,, issutd today : "The situa-
tion on the different battle fields re-
mains unchanged. It Was officially
announced here t,.day that Duals, the
London, loot. lkb. alit a.m--Toa
Feeseh o�sW communic.tion lensed
last sight the Germain from the
night of 8mber, 26th up to late
yesterday see isued west wed day at-
tacks of us�ecedente'd violebee with
the deterv.tsed purpose of WWII to
treat. through the Allies' lines but
that not y have they been un-
successful but during the action the
Allies have captured one flag, some
cannon and many
The British official statement given
out last night says : "The 'situation is
satisfactory and the counter attacks
on the British Flout have been beaten
back with heavy losses to the enemy.
A despatch from Petrograd says the
Russian column is now Imo than 60
miles from Crgcow.
London. Sept. 714th, 4 p.m. -The
Freoch official communication this
afternoon says: "There is noshing
your informal on t e ac r reg wing the German attacks apparently
the out.ra{te committed against my
family and myself on &tiuidity last by 'vetch, however, declare* Preach
members of the militia of Canada, revelry have gut (ern. Von Kluck's
line of communication between Est.
"Quentin and Cambial and that already
the Germans ale blowing up bridges
pr. pparatory to ret reat
Velcestier Camp.-CAnadia con-
tingent it already on the way to the
have been checked. A Paris des -
actino under the direction of Major
Lawless, who at that time wits acting
officer commanding Military District
1 ao. 10. This 1 drew necessary in view
of the fact that the newspapers here
were intimidated and miainfurlaed to
'touch an extent that only one side t.f ort. A British warship bas been
the *tory bas yet Leen told. t�,vided for ever two transports end official seat of the goverumrot o' the
On Friday morning last the Wingi Py hill urn colony of Krmarun, German
peg Saturday Post, of which I am the transports are well atwrd. rtiu+torial Atnca, hid surrendered to
editor, published an article dealing s British force.
with the delay in sending the Cana- London, Sept, 'Leith, 3.116 p.m. -The ____
di•n expeditionaoy force to the ironl, Ftench official communication this Landon, Sept ..'it h, 8.'N) a.ut.-The
afternoon rays that on the left wing
French 'official co,ttmunication issued
a general action of great violence has butt night says: "On our left wing the
begun between those detachments of I to its on Lbe situation are favorable,
the Allies operating between the River
Our troops.have euceesvfully withst xxl
Somme and for Itiver Oise and the new and vigorvuf attack.. We bg.e
army corps the tortoni bre; grou{wd made slight progress on the heights of
in the region around Trr•gnier and Mt. the Marne. On cue �Vnevre a thick
Quentin. On the cent.te the Allies fog has caused a suspension of opera -
end also with certain conditions p1e-
vailing in the military camp at Val-
cartier. Coupled wsth this was a brief
and 001 teevtIe criticism of the minis-
ter of militia.
Or. Saturday Morning, while 1 was
at breakfast with my taruily in rely
- home, an officer with s the of erre
came to my house, placed me undt r bite made pnogrels to the east eft bone. On our tight wing (L•rr.tine
urest and forcibly conducted me to I Kheut,e in the direction of lirrry and the Vosge•t there has leen no
Rejig' liac and hlnront^Miele but, rim the change in the situation. An official
Aght hank of the Hiv►r Yaws' tJta despatch from Petrograd sage
enemy Has succeeded in getting a foot piiemysl is now entirely invested by
hold on the heights in the region of the Huuiaos and that the mesio army
Hatton l'hsirll. On the right wing
• is retiriug across the Carpathians. It
Lot raise and the Vosges attacks of 1. reported in Ittihad.) diplomatic circles
minor importance on Nomeny have P
leen repulsed that Russia is prepared to declare war
on Tuckey. Italy also is said to be
--
.ready torntet the conflict.
Lawless, ao t e he new n
further ^iIIi nI twig the rusher. London. Sept. '51th, M.2' a.ut.-Toe
When 1 reachett tort 0.botne 1 was French official communication issued London, Sept. Sith, .t p.m. -Thet e
conducted under guard to the office of last night says that yesterday morn' has been no official anncuncements
litaor howl. I That person, naked log French troops in thereion f
1
Now is the time to hey School
`shoes for the Mout. and girls.
Y'bey will nerd good, strong,
,,erviceable Shoes, the kicd that
Will stand the teat. in any
weather. In this line all past
efforts have been excelled and
(111 will find at your command
completet he most complete stork of neat
reliable Footwear at the• loo ebt
',terrible pi ice`.
G EU. M ACVICAR
MUSIC
FOR TUN HOMK
Ti• long evenings of fall and
ware winismart+time spent'►a-
dorx• i.iswewes+s• t i. nor made
Musi. for the Home.
A Heintsman & Co. l'iano
with ice heatitiful 'tweet quality
sof tone,
A Victor Victrola or an Edi-
son Phnnrytraph ail the highest•
product.' of mechanical skill.
Volt need something in this
line and we have what you need.
o
We have als*rime good
ns $,
second hand Pianos from up.
Call
and we will be pleased to6/16/1011•oyou our goods.
F. THOMSON
Musk b' Stslioeery Store
• ..6. R from France so far today Mud as A le -
me if 1 sans the editor of the Winn..Noyon were compelled to give groan stilt speculation is concerning itself
peg seam -day I'oyt, a copy rel whin, but having been reinforced again with the comparative calls on the
he showed uta. 1 eutrd that l sax-. a.inmte.t the offensive, the Len- French battle line yesterday. One
He askt'd lite if, as editor of the Poet, gagenrent being t particular vio-
1
was responsille for whatever appear-
ed 4n it. 1 enswried in the affirma-
tive. He then et•t'•red into a tirade u1
Melee of a Violent character. I asked
biro if 1 had hero put under at relit
merely that he might have an tap
portunity to 1:west; hie, opinion rull-
cerning me under favorable circum-
stances. Hr stated that ltd had nit.
aft 1'911'41 and taken there to compel me
to take-uo oath that 1 would pot again
publish any refetence whatever to
CYtiadiarl ur British tl toiws, to any
militat y operations, either here or else-
where, or to military officers or turn
without first •til ling it to him t..r
his approval. 1 told hint that this wee
th was abruptly refused, and on his in- published and freely ci ulated with -1
slating was threatened with arreeet. out interference that r�tain atticies'
that simply reek with treason. .fol
this city one has publishes( an urgent
appeal to Geru,as reservists to return
and defend their country. Several
othiirs have protested against Canada's
taking any part in the present war,
and explaining why Canadian, should
remain es neutral as citizens of the
Unit -d 8t .tea. None of these papers,
„c however, has, I believe, had the im-
kidnapping. and to inopriwnment udent audacity M criticise Hon. Sam
without warrant and without chassis Hughes. Hence, I believe, their int-
o( any kind being laid against me. munity !
The article that appeared in the 1 place these facts before you, Sir.
Phar iptit*hsed khsrtlwteiy wev iwlbrtotti- otos ye.,,• Baas • irat+nes atinw. • 1 ar m
Don nTiflj kiilB (het rdslif two at Owe/ zlep000thi$Myire .orris•.pttblisWsg.
slightest advantage to the enemy, as there through the mails. And in con -
it had *11 been public ptoperty, widely l elusion 1 desire to assure you that 1
disseminated, before my article ever shall never permit this outrage against
appeared. It differed from scores of wi
other articles only to Ne far as it re-
fer,�•ad to the interference of the minis-
ter- of ttttlitiiia wlJb Qiweia3QQ ctID•ad-
ant At V.lcartier end the sanitary
conditions of the camp. F.verytbing
else had already been published and
one ° psalt c theory is that the four hours armistice
lomat. On the r ght wing the enemy- pled by the French for burying the
has bogup to give way loefnte the t t- dead was not sutlicent and the in-
to. ks of trope cowing from the &r_c• riders nerd' d the ant re day t0 get
tion of Nene). and foul. I the south ltd ai(theix,tlies flllint( the irrnches.
region of ds lits a the enemy is rear Another ie that all effnrti against the
ettowards Huta de glad in Meurthe left wing having failed a furious shift -
et Moselle. The action continues. in of trt.n o• is in rasa preparatory
On the heights of the Meuse the Ge•r- tr �a violent shock • g elsewhere. An
man Imrw hate succeeded is peer- At,Ntxidetn despatrh repotts that
tracing 'Al miles south s,tltbrnst of tierman %-ppelina continue their
Verdun but have not been able to activityin Belgium and that they ep-
c oss the rivet. psrently ate being massed tor rffen-
---- -- sive operations of some nature.
London, Sept.. 3llt h. .1 p.m. -The -
French war department comt•lunica- -Head The Signal clubbing list on
tion this afternoon says that ou the page (seven. i
- --- - -s- - --- --- I
not only inapt pcticalle but i11Pga1:
e,t 1 could not enter into any su. h
undertaking, and that 1 pnete.ted
against this attempt at high -hand ii
intimidalinu Hr iuf„rme•t1 tree than
11 was several hour* of trews when
1' was Moony r -leased, fust 1 oldeined
if 1 refused he would keep nie "per- the information that he had soeat nest-
wanently" under guard in the guard- ly endeavored to cotmmnnicate to me.
room. 1 attempted to explsin to hies All told, 1 was tinder at rest and in
that I had not been accused of any- - confinement tor about three hours.
thing illegal, that 1 had the same During all that time and up to the
rights that evety other citizen enjoy., priisent 1 have not hewn accused of
and that 1 declined to be singled out anything. 1 have merely been sal -
and treated differently from every ted to the invasion of my home, t
other editor in Canada. At this the
orderly officer who had arrested me
was metrocted to remove me to the
Burnt-ruissi. On wi way to the
,Igas,astoosael met uuy'infleitot, pert ff.
W. Whitt+. K.(•., who lied rneived
telephone message from my house te-
questing him to come to tiny wi.tame.
r. Whit la had considerable difficulty
in getting Motor Lochs'. to discuss
the matter with hits. Finally, how-
! evpr...lbls bigb•hiipded q) - sr wenteti
e
!ars to dtaftrew andUPtakkitrg. to be
signed by me, practically to the same
[effect as the "oath" that he had
I formerly demanded. He assured Mr.
Whitla that he did not know what his re -published front one end of Cas.a- Winnipeg. Sept. Shed, 1914.
legal rights were, tut whatever they da to the other. --� -
nay family and myself to ram n un -
i ednrowed so long w+ it may he possible
to obtain justice in our courts, In our
patifIamenC, 'Crit • the heeds.-ar ales
Ownadiad people,
Yours sincerely,
KNTox MAUNA
were, he was going to keep me in the
guard -room until ( signed it.
My solicitor was then admitted to
the guard room to confer with me,
but was given only a few minutes for
Neat purpose. On his advice and as-
surance that the undertaking that
was signing was of no value whatever.
being obtained under duress, and shoo
being seamed that the day being Sat•
urday, it would be difficult or im-
possible to get into rontnlunicatlon
with a judge of the King's Bench for
the rooms* of obtaining a writ of
h hews . its 1 si mrd the undertak
1 after twit lines had to
On Sunday, on the advice of my' A POSTMASTER WRITES
solicitor, 1 swore to w warrant for the _
arrest of Major I.+wMea on a chants of His Friend will New be Without 1>bdd's
kidnapping, for which the **teems
penalty is 21 years' imprisnntsent. Kid.ey Pills
Unfortunately, the police oAh+rr's were Minnehik. Alberti. Sept. beth
nimble to execute this warrant, as iMpeciall. --Mr. J. 1. Tipping. poet.
Mir jor Lawless bad left the city for the ,naater herr, its essays rout with a
mat a few minutes too .non -i1 bouts stated ant that is heartily endorsed by
earlier than be had previmr.ly an- the great majority of people in this
nminced him intention to do so. diarist :
White 1 was 4.1015.4 under mimed "The Dodd's Kidney Pill. 1 ordered
gud�rd at Fort Odx,rne, an officer and from mer Arm wan. time ago were
m werr.ent to the office of pool,- Inc a , who swears by tbem and
ration of the Winnipeg Saturday Post. say.. "be will never he without theta."
1 mention this as a pr f of what
Dodd'■ i�idn.y Pills town do. If yon
think tbl.w remarks worthy of .pave
please ppuehllsh them."
Doeld's Kidney pills are no onr'♦.1.
They o.pl car. diseased kid.gs•
roe resat they 1111n, beekaeb., *gap.
•7 elmomea iosm -sN'.,�Diahee...
Urinary se able& ad is Dinar
is that all edkt' .
seethe kldseye' et Are sacrad is
ordered kidney. falthae to act *boor
8100 Reward x100 a corp h
The rsastses of this layer will he pleased t• iie'en added I Here all copies of the paper that bad
teams tkst mere li a tis., on• Prausid dk.•r1 it, which it. was stated that 1 signed not already been dbtrilestad were
thnedwree Pao beee f•le to earn M all Its under conrpulelon and I merely for the seised and removed M Fort Osborne.
hoses. •sad Mot M Canna H•tl. CMaerh rpt of faking legal potion to pat*
Van Is tis sat/ positive ern sow knew, to • m rights
.
th• oneii.wl fratar itt• Catarrh, hot cr� a ma- y
etn•tlonat .l .e.. regains a ••,aptati,,,tI While In the guard -room at Fort
tr.oe en•w tans t'Mardi CO* is ill t ,m„e,, p.varal guards were. left In
tiTssIlr lila disw.0 Upslows.otit the roe•• with me, while Iwo Moe*.
/hae..raa.ilitetio g tib• 1 ma Who, r.( '5. d.wooli. 'Withrifle,, were placed outside.
�.s.liftimif the Pat.. a 4 .•.W . b 5 Its e1' A.t the time of my ansNst tber. Imo
Imes , , ...whir .• tie In Adman le my home,
_ sed tbm'tISDr'
wart. Tae w i Dow • It oh 4, ale.••1 after m t.bdtwtso 5.4 e.
t • we nisi t silo. UN* Akrtl '
'• ver ..r ttia►/. fess lit ••••• /�M Akira,
family p11Aysieims me
�a. eart.e.ta lh regale visit. As deemed r pow
TM arrountant of the psiMi'SIU(edge.
pony was compelled, under threat of
leneeediate arrest, to vurr,nder M the
offer* a cope or the mailing list of the
paper -one of the moot valuable and
ansIdest.ial assets of a newspaper, as
yes are doohtlw aware. This has
sat bees removed.
1 domino to emphasise possibly the
most eig.isoant pedal in this whale
outragao.• affair. That is that. tea`
Addrwsel... 1' M 1111? t I O. TNses. 11 teaskoolly .essatlal tu eardsulubste tared all over Meade, and error treat -
ow to all ometw 711e. wbli fro. Se therefore acme 1. tke stew Oa.da 1._ rokr1te.Me-t l Nis -
fare lYeferat y woke ewetwase. Rea sed Msukl a t.w•l.w• 10111411 as law able[ sive
-Pr'avyiwal meet*, 1* mllhMey
tral.ltat IMO els sies'Ied 1• warless Mb -
twit Ntl..gbo.t 1M Mnnhl .
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WE ARE MAKING a special showing of
Ladies' and Misses' Coats at $Logo.
These Coats are made in fancy plaids, tweeds,
curl cloths, cut in four or five of the best styles of
the season. They are particularly well adapted
for early Fall and Winter wear and are tailored
and finished in the very best style- All sizes up
to 40, but not of every material. Special showing
Saturday morning of Ladies' and Misses' Coats
-at $zo.go---
Coats and Suits for Elderly Ladies'
This season we are showing a particularly good
stock of both Tailored Suits and Coats for stout
figures. These Coats and Suits are cut on differ-
ent lines from the ordinary ready-to-wear gar-
ments, and ladies' who require extra or out sizes
will find little difficulty in getting fitted. The
Suits come in serges and broadcloths and sell at
$16.50 to $20.00
The Coats come in curl cloth and zibelines, and sell
at 515.00, 516.50 to 520.00 -
Watson's Underwear in Fall alit Winter
Weights has just come to hand
We sell the Underwear made in the famous Wat-
son's Mills. This Underwear is noted for its perfect
fitting and good wearing qualities. It is made in
the best manner in a new and modern mill, and only
thoroughly good materials are used,;, Every gar-
ment is perfect fitting. We show a complete stock
for ladies' misses and children in a dozen or more
distinct styles and qualities. You can buy Watson's
Underwear feeling sure that you are getting as good
Underwear as is made and our prices, quality for
quality, are as low as you will get anywhere.
Children's Underwear, 20c to 51.00 per gar-
ment.
Ladies' Underwear, white or natural,
50c to 52.50 per garment.
Combination Suits, 75c $1.00 to 52.50 per
garment.
The quality we sell at 'lir is exceptionally good. We have 0 in
holt• white and natural shades. Each garment is carefully made
and finished. No Metter medium priced Underwear can he 25
had. Any size at
Exceptionally Good
Glove Value
New Gloves for Fall wear just
in. Kid, Leather or Cbamui..
rite. in black and colon, and
eves y tiAP.
('hamoisette Gloves, h l a t• L.
white or natural, lac and ir'
per pair.
f ertbvr(4trwet Gloves, per pair
tl3c to gl.'25. '
Italian Kid Gicre,, tan shade-,
all sizes. per pair 7b^.
Heal Freneh Kid Gloves, its+
dud wakes, every pair guars'
teed, black. anil colors. per pair
$1.00, $1.25 and 21 yo• •
English Flannelette
12:c
25c, Heavy English Flannelette. .•'
higher Quality
The higher tualitiri in fine wool, silk mixture* or fine silk. we are ack end all colors9QC
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showing a larger assortment than ever before. Special ewch �7CC77
.l�t.
.mutelyfart color+, fancy
or plain. Prr yaid 1I
only �_C
A Good Serge 60c
All wool imported Serge, strong
weave. Excellent for dresses.
snits, separate skirts or s•hil
dten's wear, black or
60(.navy. Per yard
••Silk Taf" Petticoat
Plaid Silks $1.00 ,
Beautiful fancy plaids in a good quality T+Ruta
Milk. just opened up this west. These are excep-
tionally handsome designs and color combina-
tion/. Suitable for waists or trimmings. Once
this lot is sold we cannot repeat it. MI
Half down patterns Per yard .... . $1.00
V
Black Duchess Silk $1.29
Hers is • Saturday Milk Special. Black Duchess
Silk, an extra good weight and quality, one that
will stand nn end of hard wear. Suitable for
waist• or dresses. Exceptional value for Saturday'
and next week. Selling at per yard
only 1........... , $.129
New
Moire
t 1 Petticoats
1 t dela is from F,'platµt.
Koff fin wearhat . wr11
Direct Importers - Ooderiche Ontario i $1.75 Aad $2.75
-Ano of lee ladles Aho rlsleed bete
OM the M/wooer North American lost a
small part -el containing some .roebt
work in the vicenitV of the harbor. if
anyone should have found this
would they kindly leave It with
Magistrate Kelly or at The Sig al
of8ee.
CURS NIS DRINKING
It Cam be Dawe e.4 Will Save Hitt
P.lere -His welt--Hia Lib
Ohm sin sal sed d....* an thew ea
wbe� blot dls�w fr4ses Ms ntsS ee
It M •a R WI Wane/ $w
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ensaalit-Nat abet =II=
tireleareatess to sins allatlita or
ttaaa ttlr _
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WM Hold Annual Mesaltg
The annual meeting of the Ontario
Association of 0*tropathy will he
held In Toronto on October 311th.
Tie most spectacular feature of this
eonventlon will be the actual dentone-
tratinn upon a meal patient >1 the
wonderful new method of correcting
spinal curvature in see nperatioo. in-
stead of taking two or thew yeas% to
do 11 by the old-faebio.ed methods.
Thlsbork will he shows hy.Dr. R. 8.
Dettir*ler, of iondois.
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portment. of world-wide interest
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Dr. 1R. Comstock, of Ch n. And 1)1‘
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