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to the discussion. pro and con, of the tbe elarowelK7�a�apiraste to 000teibsie
I a hundred"`^ "" to the relief toed.
subject of Retired Pori.
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THURSDAY. DECEMBER 24, 1914
EDITORIAL NOTES.
A Mf•:iutY CHRISTMAS! Bo
It i . to he a white Christmas, after
&U.
There rimy be the shortest dsys
of the) es r, but don't tell that to the
youngsters tvho are looking forward
so eagerly to Christmas Day.
All the British soldiers are to be
served with plum pudding on Christ -
:Ma Day. That's one day, aaywwy,
they won't run .bort of heavy ammu-
nition.
Pio an Iron Cross on the man who
did his Christmas shopping early,
and give three cheers for the woman
who didn't bun any neckties for her
men folks.
"Blessed is he wbo doth not expect
much. for he shall not be disap-
pointed." We cannot give chapter
and verse for this, but it is • good
sentiment for Chridmes-time this
- year.
And over in Europe men are fighting,
maiming and killing one another in
the grektest, fiercest, moat sanguin-
ary struggle of ell history. How little
wteewlize it in our own happy, peaceful
land.
So we are going to have a vote on
election day to ere whether married
wooeo shall have the vote in muni-
cipal elections. Wouldn't it be a good
ides first to find out how many wo-
MM-married or otherwise --want a
Tote?
TSB 8I(x1YA1. : L1OTIP,RTCH : (I TA RTI ►
Mre. Pankhurst is reported as say-
ing In $ recent speech. referring to the
war, "Much as i love peace, I believe
there are times wben it Is right to
fight." Somehow or other this sounds
retber funny, coming from Mrs.
Pankhurst.
Halifax. N. S , reports • boom in
insurance against bombardment since
the O.rmae raid on the English coat
cities. 1[ it weren't for the politi-
cal truce we should like to say a few
words to our Conservative friends
anent the Canadian naval policy.
Wouldn't it be .Ise thing if we
could keep this Christens spirit .0
through the year f If we o°uld kap
on looking for opporlunitiee to give
instead of to get. If we could keep oo
forgiving our enemies and swills( et
those wbo have despit.tuUy used us,
it we could keep on forgetting the
little slights and offences that we
have been nursing in our memorise, if
w.coma-but. then. this lent heaven.
`When a German warship rune away
it drops mines in its wake. 1t can af-
ford to do thio, because, unlike the
British wersbiln, it does not expect to
be using the see agaln.-Toronto Star.
Somewhat like the mac who
crawled into the hole and pulled the
bole in after him.
Australia hes Increased her tariff
preference in favor of Great Britain,
partly by an increase is duties oo
goods imported from other countries,
and partly by an extension of tee prwf-
•'Iroc. to certain goods wIa Milano
had not been in the preferential clans.
The trouble with Bourses& is that
be finales himself • tort of hero. a
persecuted champion of liberty.
almost • martyr. The fact is that he
is a bumptious, 0000eited, self -adver-
tising. swollen -be dsd nuisance. Many
years ago he fell out with the Liberals
because he thought they didn't take
him seriously 'tough ; then be tried
to make bimetal( a national figure se
the leader of the Quebec Nationalist';
then he had an alli•ooe with the Con-
servative party for a meson, and now
nobody much went' to have anything
to do with him. He bee hod hie third
strike and i. out.
Henri Bouruaa, after a rsther try-
ing experience at Ottawa, declares
that then is more liberty In the Un-
ited Batas then under the Unlos
Jack. Why doesn't Henri then cross
the line in pursuit a the liberty he
seek t ,He could he nicely spared in
Canada.
The Hamilton Spectator remarks
that many newspapers are making an
Incorrect use of the word "pacifist."
The word expressing their thought,
says the Spec., is "pacificiet." "A paci-
fist is one who pacifies ; a paetficbt M
one who follows • school of thought
opposed to militarism." What would
The Spectator do with "pacifier" and
"pacificator," which are the only
Words we can end in the dictionary la
this connection 1' We ore inclined to
think that "pacifist" is a new word
which will scorn be found in the dic-
tionaries as meaning an Anti -militant,
and that "pacificist" is not and never
will be a word. With all due respect
to our learned friend The Spectator.
The Federal and Provincial Garet la-
ments
-ments are planning a series of meetings
through the winter to urge farmers to t d goo' stand thinly to
increase their produetlon, in ceder I dderable more supss.nous clothing the belief teat the method of force la kin g.iom of Albania wa conetitut.ed.
The Treat by Aoddset.
Tomei* Kati sad btti.a•.
Written is • New Torts=
Poaltnsy Bigelow relayed to
Bbaw as "gngtaod's greet lidellest.Sl
asset." The paper inside It "iatellee•
tu•l ass.' and nobody knew that an
error had bees made until the editor
pointed it out.
Tbs Length of the War.
11.. XMAS= (Lesm...)
••1'be Idea of a two yeses' war V dis-
appeerine`,, for no nation (save our
oro) eoald `food it Hot pats before
next serum. r (after a sluggish winter
campaign aid a farce revival in the
sono) is the earliest foteoast I have
be from anyone in authority."
Cetttaats ef the s.ibr.
mum rimer Newgate`
•'A man wens up to 6is captain just
before the Heligoland fight with the
question, 'Sir, will you have your
bath now, or wait till the fight's
over r I believe t8e men at the guns
are steadier and surer when facia(
the enemy than even when •t 'prac-
•'I.Tbre fee Hemet Poverty -r'
' HarlRoa Thor
It is tad W think that people should
starve in a country like Canada and
a city 1i .e Hamilton, and that little superiors in political development a
children should die for lack a Dour if they were cattle, merely because
ishmeot. But if people hide their Herr Krupp has manufactured big
poverty (tom the world the charitably guns with welch she can clay them.
inclined are unable to help them.
While we admire iniependente of THE ENGLISH QUAKERS AND
mind and • spirit that abhors charity. THS t1VA13.
• I the C.MCtifes O( ClrCnm-
TBEGREAT STRUGGLE
of life. -A Oorreepoodent of The New
I
York Pieties.
B 1KklITION OF ITALY.
Italy entered into silliest* with Ouse
TRH RiGHT TO sNBLA VI . teeny •Dal Aust/ i. in 18171 w a mull
A e•reego.drnt fie The Now yerk of her slams and iodirt•1ion at the
Medea woe" t A.d hereto idea the program of Franca in the Yeditrree&-
tree seasdd of modem Germany. By tons. and the uneasy Oonesiuustetse
general agsttetute.l among the Indo- 1641. in spite of het frietodehip with
gorepese faces Lima people Ltueope i B, hair, she woul.t find no real
e nd Aionkv one of 1hem elves has support from her againet her aggro+
leo nib?, after the manlier of Semis- al" oeigbtwr. Memberab'p in the a1 -
sheens, Weo.l.ve another. There are ready eetetiug Dual AU4oee eattapect-
's.•4 of Dourer. where old-time eon- sal uttered bar ibe tteetweary ettinniel-
qwet hat Impoed on certain races a It le eras too mtieb 10 ray tibia bar sr
political unbent airy detest. Such is thou rived her a+ • ItrrsiMn power.
the ce.. el Policed. But whereas , Tb• adv.n6.g.e woes glut os both
oohed Mate,. are tWlrlag Le miotes'. side•. For Italy b ended her l.utatios
much t yranny and lineal 4u horror l end mound her of supped t rasions
front uodesteking sorb oonq.s••t, F,vncb enoroacbuaeal• in the Medic -
whereas Sweden bee alluwed Nurway rr,•ewan. To the D.isl Alllaoo• it
to depot t in peace, whereas Eogisod tt.es t the .atrgw.diud of the salt'
ba eonf•rrd ui Ireland and on the immutable flank. It promised a t.aval
Boers the etleeau1es ut autonomy they bass to the• Mediterranean rad • ear
demand d, whereas even Renals bee Iootal rival fur Prance and Onset
pledged Worsen to mate a new Pol. B. nt.. o. Ti• otter of Si 11norek it
• Germany aloe.. through bre often regarded, especially ,oUermaa7,
diplomats. her soldiers and jourualiats. I a • were art of Charity. Really the
spatially smelts bur right and loins- adhesion d Italy rensoved the ow
Uue to enslave .even minima of tree weaklier" iu the suntbioatlon that had
Belgtaas, jou a. In 1864 .6e enslaved been formed agsiost the koruna
a Danish population and in 1871 the menace. In Il) ps.vi.rua furs the
p.opl. of Alsace-Lnrrslne. She 'loo* weak .tietrstic point woo the Rossi.
of modern Mates affects to treat races In the event of a Fresno° German or
that are her equate in culture and bee Russo -Austrian war en actively boo-
tie Italy would form o deep -rues fee.
Her support (aK.,in.t the Dual Alli-
anoe)euuld we11 b bought by the bribe
of her lost provinces and sgslue.
Austria .he would light with the in -
wirer ion of It*l1ea unity behind her.
The period 1882-1900 wee marked for
Italy by crime at home, hostility to
Franey, a disaa4rous colonial voter
prise io Abyssinia sod not altoeteLher
bappy r'elauoos with Butait. During
sucb a time the support of the Duel
Alliance wee a vital umessity to Italy.
leaders would look on the tern ibis con- 1[ she wire to maintain her puts
flirt which opined last August. We among the Dat duos. But at the up.u-
i t the -- -- - the .itttsttoo tad
still we are l
stance and honest poverty is neither Nu company of Ubrieti*ns has given
a `.rims nor • diagram. nobler proof of its devotion W the
A Danger to Canada. cisme of peace than the Society of
%'lodour Record. Friends. Many wondered how its
This war has shown that the highly -
trained "conscripts" of Germany and
Austria are not superior. if equal, to
Tommy Atkins In fighting efficiency.
Tommy fights ail the better because
Ibis heart is in the job -not because be
is compelled to fight. A very grave
danger is that Canada may be carried
withaway militare n and bow down
were not left in doubt. The message ng ° ce
uaterially imppre�t�ved. Her rwt'lial re-
"To Mrn and Women of Ooodw.l1 iD i•tiuns'w;th Frauoe--qd Englat.d bed
the British hml•ire" had no tram of increared her economic wealtb and
mhgiviug. It ,eoognised that war p tion, wear in hosue Ipuluio,. • fair
was proceeding upon • terrific stale heuaree ,Gss.ouane y and uAustriaith il
to the
and axial our countrywas involved in to the very tbiog the allies are trying it. In view of tt situation thecow defisttsiy entered in the pan-
to destroy io Germany for the tours- U.rmanist oampa5KD, in which 11017
cipotiou df Europe. Society recognised that '•Jur Uovern I oouW have Du intrraM. and *how eue-
meat has made wort .treouuus efforts I oyes would leave bei an easy prey.
Playing S.fe to preserve peace, and bas soared into Ten ItaWn taut,ernment. however, re -
ale Pacoima. the war under • grave sense of duty waI t enol t6: close of the B.1 -
ID the 1".21f.C.A. building the other to a 'manse -suite towards which we � � were. The clow uolWd from that
evening, a poor man who wee peel- had moral and treaty obligetbn• the Triple Alliaoea bed maintained
ing off an ez+rs woollen vee au con- White o a Society we an disappeared at twos wben tee Dew
IA'
meet the expected inereo.e betore going up-stedn to the meetityt no solution of any question. we hold AD itadepeadedt nation un the other
in demand from 1lurope. If they of the Canadian Club, ezplaioed that that the present moment is not one side of the Adri•ttc changed Italy's
would solve the labor problem he wee obliged every time he left the for criticism, but for devoted service policy enurely. If she were w m•ca•
for the farmers, the farmer. would at
house to put on all he had to prevent to our oatioe." Cain Poor poritem she must be pane
his wife giving them to the Belgian The addt'...laid down the fiat prier mount within that..•. For the coni
tend W the increase iD production. relief committee, or one of the many tholes whish should guide Uhriattan reoaon Aurin ie bead a similar opinion
The •verge farmer can .fie around • other charitable or missionary organ- mei and wotoei in this nerpleziot(1 and the history of t he next months s.
comer about a well as the next torn Isatlots now working so actively, hour, and pointe) out a course of so- a mere record of squabbles and ever
d e d need be told that She.. fire. tion which should prove those who increasing rushy.
an a doesn't
to took it to 6r worthy citizens of
present conditions offer him a great Leaden Sketch.Chust'r kingdom. Those principle. it The revolution that had thus been
We have read many attempts, sincesoeompli.hed iu the minds of rrnpaus-
opportunity, if he can handle a bigger described : "War spells the btok- ibis stateemeu had taken phare long
acreage. As it is, 1,043,000 acres have
been sown to fall wheat in Ontario
this year, as compared with 1898,009
acres sown in 1913.
Down in the southern part of the
county they are indulging in some
criticism of the county council's action,
or lack of action, in the matter of the
patriotic grant. The H.o.all Observer
remarks:
"And they dillydally while Chris-
tian. ane starving and freezing" L the
way some papers refer to the county
council. -
And The Ezetel' Advocate has this
comment :
How do you account for the great
difference in county council grants
toward the patriotic fund? Perth
county gives $1400.00 a mooch, Wel-
lington give+ $80,000. Middlesex gives
IRMO every three months, - and
Huron, after the Walden'. committee
gave a promise of $20,000, put their
promise on the shelf until the January
session. it is to be hoped the Huron
county council of nett year can pull
that promise down off the shelf and do
the decent thing. Back in August cod
September it was proposed to tail •
special session. still we find nothing
done even in December at the regular
session. Commenting on their action
The Clinton News -Record says, "And
the mountain labored and brought
forth a mouse."
it will be all right to bare • muni-
cipal eleetiot by acclamation, but on
one 000dttion only : that cooditlon be.
ing that the council W be so elected
. hall be • fairly good one and sot help
filled up with hunkenlldirs who
wouldn't bare a .badow of a assure of
d.eebs it there were &easiest at the
polls. lot some good maga present
assuasive' fix soy mammies that
may need to be filled.
he o.41U. Peekrt /MI6 .1 & retired
WOWS. by nem* Dee s liesedry. who
died at Mhos.s mums meek" ago rid
who bequeathed MQ le the Metbodl.t
uteri a Amore "is ..add -a01•.
Ile ue. 1 ham. wade et be thole due
Olg my rlmMwe." The !ambit eco.
A Cbristmas Prayer.
tv nen CbrMtma. Use soros read each year,
Mo tan of Jollity sae! l.ugbtar,
Al erases si gase-wW sad sheer
Stbapthe tr.rMoo toratter :
1 pray that on Ws arms ores
No Ilttio teethes may awakes
To ed thole rear 1e bete-- forlorn,
TAM` r.•ehism• too Mw Isar f•erken.
I pray OM Mar tare ray led
Thr p•erwn e8Miss that ors hying.
Whams drys faith over 811M,
Who tout Me Meters* GUI si givlr..
wee meow that he win sumo that seat
SI • rtily War hes erne aievt...
Aug star• wadi Wood w abr.
S/r C1otrlras gee ahem* with reins.
So. fend, l pay this mimes tree
May Dom by resists M roared .
M• ADtk.sl's seeds tall t• dee
Aad be She milder sleds he mothered.
1 p ow as OM attic few r bird.
Dean. Les e1r p.gb'e soutl.g•
am bead Me ouch• --tee wake a frail
TM world as •rplv as W sbekket.
Merl Webb
• WHAT OTHBR$ Her.
the war began, to describe shell -are, rup icy of much that we too lightly � ago io Malian public opinion. Ger-
but not one to equal tee easy descrip• call Christian, yet in the darkest hour fin. use dr.erwisdly popular iu Italy
tion of this young ofiloer, who does we mud not low heart ; the spirit of io t tie period 18fi61875 hilt Napoleon
cot pretend to be a stylist. Listen : love for all must be shown amid the IHLbed dieeppoialed and thwarted the
"You bear a boom miles &wav, struggle." Wtrn happier days bring t national bpo de uoity, Germany bad
hardly audible la the distance. Then the tremendous Leek errecowtruetioo, been a faithful ally end under her
a taint sigh gradually rising W a the address held that no country psiroage ibe /taboo troop. 6.4
rousts e- the .6.11 wbixrae toward would be in a position "co cooepel'ento Route. The German -Italian
you. Then a flash, an immense crash, others to struggggle .gain to lchieve the 1
alliance was justly popular, Imo the
and the air is filled with tboaseods of infi+ted standard of military_power effect a 11w" spoiled by tt.e furm-
bullets and j. ged lumps of iron, each ezistio� be[are the war.' o ooD• rhino d the Duel ♦Iliae*e. To the
making a dirt sort of shrieking .tract European cultureupon the oily Italian Dation Awtris *ss, i. sod
noise. Then phit-pbit-pbiteverywhere pnusibis peru►anett fswodation-toutaver ora be aught else bet the shoe
a they bit the nal."ground. tial taut and goodwill-wuuld need lag a..my .rad oppressor, thesl ifier
"This is shrapnel." ••the unit. -d and peratstent piers' o[ IWian libnrtles• and' their one
serious foe to 6•trope. rhe eiliasee
was renewed iu 1902, but from that
14.ae a definite current of opinion set in
against it which bee grown stediIv.
-Ten British Review.
World's Debt to tie "Unfit" -
New Vert ?Abus .
The world owes w sett to the Opti-
cally unlit. It would be less worth liv-
ing in today but for ebe briWWot con-
sumptives and cripples and blind and
deaf men wbo have enriched it. In
our crane for efficiency and for stand-
ardising everything we are is
of forgetting that there are
things in the world, too.
We cannot do without the oonrump-
Uve Stevenson*. the anemic Voltaire.,
the blind Miltgo.,th.rsal Hs.16oveos,
the boocbbsek Aistasel r Pops., the
clubfoot Byrom, the W Pres-
oott.. A rule that would hove de -
'Delved Heine of an education would
have been costlyW the world. Re-
fereed against AexanderN. B/epb*s*,
it would have deprived American his-
tory
ii -tory of one of its noblest fig urea
The Real !leaning et it
austh.d Brom
The Toronto Nein is eo obsessed by
partisanship that it monose even view
the "lode In Oanada" movies's" in
Its true light. The b.sis of this move-
ment U la peatotio deal.
•*tooi tweak
the g the
faetorie.. wimp ng people by
of toduetrial
and Uaanoial deprivation. The objeet
And Be WM Sim Mere Yet
Brmetes Then.
Now taay ray that It was the war
fewer lbs Kaiser ws walarlott trout.
Wert Mks ti 1ledhsa
7t• fawn" Adesest.
Give the boy a shit. a mkt, a pig or
a truth to Mad mid mare for this
whiter and wgle8 hila out -do 6b dad.
Me •meds M55Md.
a__arma t7MRrese.
There is no nee! en began the mete&
"Mawr, as sau.L" Moet ps.�,
with the mows. will attend io ties
without any reminder.
iia I W. This t
.tsctsh IlseslL
of all who believe fn such a future for
mankind." It coned for freedom from
vindictiveness. even in war, and trust
in God which would survive the shock
.van tri this conflict. That is a sum-
mary which carries with it all Chris-
tian cooecience', and we are grateful
to the Society of Friends for thee
laying u. under • new debt. -The
London Quarterly Review.
GERMAN 11CIENCK OVERKSTIM-
ATE D.
Though German science may boat
of unary great name, it can show sur-
pri-iogly few of the greatest. The
two great epochs of niodern science,
marked by the couceptiona of gravita-
tion and evolution, were inaugurated
respectively by Newton and by Dar-
win
arwin ... Altogether, it seems not un-
fair to say that while the Genuans
have cont` i buted heavily to the devel-
opment of science and to the applica-
tion of ecienoe to pract ical life, rather
few of t mem are W be found amosg
the initiator. d Inveetig.tion and the
creation of eclentlfic ideas.
The present war is supposed to be a
test of the German scientific 'Noodled."
i• not to make me body rich, bot to I have no doubt that it in. nor do i
enable all to 11v.. LodWS era WU The deny that w tar the method has
News that there is behind this genii -
meat a power greater than that of
tariff taxation. These are thousands
of people io Canada today Insisting
npoo g.ttiag honest "Made in Oen-
atwho would resent being
into buying mythic by in-
creased tariff taxation. The tariff
"eats lee" these days, and our
manutwWr.rs know it. for will it be
as l t feature in the future if
the rlt they are now displaying in
siting bonest goods at fair values is
maintained .ndthey motions to show
the same bleb regard toe the Internees
of their workmen and the general
pobik. The spirit of goodwill 6a
supplanted that of (tomato°.
Tactful.
"i an going over to comfort Mrs.
Brown." mid Ms Jaekeoe to her
daughter Mary.
hireeslf is
"Ob, mother, �oa't go; you know jou madness for organisation we Mee
always my the wrong thing." "Yes. ling .thea tact sight of 1 he rid in the
Tut going, Mary. i11 just talk shone means I we her wrepottew that shaped`
tfa weather ; that's a ea/ ermegb the Miklos nor the advwtesmseet of
*abject." Mrs. imams weed on her Mutsu life ma take pier in the oh -
first visit d oo.doleonw "We've had. epees d individual fk.ude� sad ..se-
r.imy wenthee lately, bawls% w& Mrs. timeline ; pod the Moe geese is believe
Brown r •'Yee," replied the widow, that the ode .s Iug d NM •sial d
"1 Mvss't Nova abls to ant my week's oakum ir-lo besrg•hined.
wiehlsg dried." "Ob." said Mrs. This era biim Thew d ..situ.- i new
Ja.k.Ms. "[ ebonie't thick you'd hies anted fur us by wile* r s*a-
ba . any trouble. Teo haus sails a 'lived to he the rise wsanli lie 1a
.Me attic tor hrr�ng Wags 1s." ,.Mesa. based ate s sk gem-
'lately
MtMe&1. glwstNw. pbtely ruthless rsrenart1 of the
ou hisses Into amt is M PS time 1 .bIt.
Mat '� for doing cotes M h star M w thee• mets. time lM Pose
"Mr.
Brews
r attic last
a good showing. Tet lb. idess uudir-
lyin the moimportant +sees
are tn ow of them Gentian. Ger-
mans bays learned to bulidM8dsuhine
in Eoglaad. The automobile hoe been
developed toostly in Fronto The aetie-
plaw they owe to Langley sed the
Yisiltbt breakage. The debt sesgr b
t6e development of the dte.gi6ie w
all French. while Banton DMmout may
be aid to have .cored the (list dfdinet
. cotta. Their tslebrated system of
sanitation is built upon idw supplied
by Lister and Pasteur.
Our debt to Garman sebum may be
for the most port covered by the Mea
ofeaoisatles sed steams!: what
the Garman. Mee dos. for %vsstlgg••--
ttoa le to orderlies it. Tor ate, 1 think
that the vains of omptell •t ton may
b..11 over•'etheated. Where the
is tali upon
personality.d
e ns apttom118.
u the
scones as
liMga _- ilass..ta it you woe .
lemma .t Os1u1 away /rush 1t. 1.1j T simians. who M
eaaie`d mom mak him e a -Maps.
mt O.r1Maaj w ie.ellvoaf vddg1. Ito Mama
rrieIra.�gtetar
�Was.elvlllegtlerr ale Wave`mut
lila bite i>11�MIR�MI ~rjij
TM Strength of Liberty.
"Why, did Greater Britain rally w
spontaneously to Great Britain in the
smooth of August 8• Because Orem
Britain still believes io the sanctity a
treaties, that the weak have rights,
aid that the snooty have duties. The
German °haneetit a was surprised at
the attitude at Bir 1-Iward Orey,
when war broke out, but be was more
atrprired at the attitude of the
British Dominion& 1■ Orem Britain.
and in Grimier Bettein ea well, we at
Ie•et can elalto shot freedom, justice
and equality before the law are within
the t.eeb, nay. tie birthright of every
law-abiding dunes.
'Manystn
et.d poops•
deeply 0000mmail immune, forsooth, a
teotMalltted [laid i Unpins boo not
been Mantled (05.101504* p y �i-
a sword,
O t Belida.ok, Obey 1M*yam eatI has hem
negligent and dietetic' lo not owe.'-
rnoa ng Germany in the rum of mW-
Laeiasa. These Rood peopie forget that
limed* and the overseas Dtssitiees
stand for Great Britain berates .6e
hag faithfully and studiously avoided
all these mistakes. Bemuse of that
her mos iq.11 parts of she world ors
n ew read to give their lives for the
nc
defee ober institutions. it Is toe
lige freedom that her met are pre-
pared to fight. 1t Le because Beitieh
aessimm met her net bees. beeyMfiq
by the mWisvet.d *mom . tent we
hats nem oo- eoeplrs every Melees
:
ra ttend red It i. hat•ad
tmlemeM.eM afear of the •afoersc7
wb kb wee' always be port and parcel
of oAlgmmy rule that is lasplet.g the
Wilke la .0 parts of the *odd to
unite in the.upprssslon of milltari•m.
Our.treogth is- to the worthless' of
our tense, and an Imitation of the
neworthy would have brought tsa-
tlnod weak neat. W• neate the re-
sponse of • free poopb, .troeg is our
freedom, sot a1 fighting
he endue-
b0be threes
saw t wile Lr sus weight.
to
semi Omedtane of lr.seh d.aesst•
stated ler Beitigh liberties, and they
are happy to ego Ore.. Bribtin and
Nassautsuited to a Crest mom, that
of fn.dmw seta eiviMmotdos."-Hos.
Lmateet . toe Moetrenl. Nov.
ACHESON 8 SON
AN ATTRACTIVE LIST OF
BA RGA JNS
WOmeltis ..OMta
Wotneu's Fur Coats of Imported Broadcloth,
Lining of No. 1 Marmot, Sable Collar, regular
$40.(0, for -' $29.00
Coate
Sable Collar and Heavy Quilted Farmer's Satin
lined, regular 125.00, for $17.50
Fu rat
Sable Pillow Muffs, $7 50 and 18.00, for 56.75
mink Marmot Muffs, 1(1.00, for ....... 54.75
Mink Manus: S'.arf', regular 110.00, for 57 110
Western Sable Boats and Throws, regular $12, for $8.00
Men's Black Fur Coats, skills all guaranteed No.
1, deep collar of fine Bocliaran Lamb, special sale
price, each ............... 522.00
'Driver's Coat, Corduroy Velvet, Sheep Skin lined, first -
crass and very warm. Reduced to, each ........515.00
Ladles' ;Sults
Six only Suits, tailornade, finest material and
good style. regular 112(100 and 122.00, reduced
to . ...., •••• . 512.00
Ladles' Skirts
Serge, Tweed and Broadcloth Skirts, splendid
styles and tailurmade. We have too big a stock.
so all $2.50 and $3.00 skirts for 51.50
All our $1.50, $4,00 and 15.00 skirts for.. 52.50
W. AC ESON & -SON
GERMAN ONS
CAPTURED BY AWES
M/bliT L '0.1 *. O.ri
at. egemilbsols
MMOM a MISIM11116
at 01 IMMINIMMIO 11. 1114
1010111. I _Hsieh(( .rViiiNaMr faille al anile
opal headway tetward sheenh aids
dee 1ipm epromm O1MfGlllde t* ftek
•
Enemy Driven stack all Aleeg Great
Line of Two Hundred Mites
sueceseee Significant
The allies are hammerlag bask the
German line from the Betglsa *oast
to the heights d the' Mesar. sial 1a
the past two days of bial-ts_asad ta-
tantry fighting and t rrlsc artillery
duels have made more pogroms thea
fa any similar perbd glace the Ger-
mass
ermass lost the offensive.
The Fronds Government's hMMMMMer
meets covering the oweratbsws of Mere -
day are impressive 1a their .!
of Inteetry and artillery enuMeMst.
Now that the allied ofsSsive le gala -
hag momentum and 1• pewe/glarr
supported by the new Crimea bat -
tortes the 'Preset bare to the GAL
the Germans are being draw Arm
hue gist and second use trenches is
dfistrlct after district Moog this treat
of Me mallow Such advaaeee se the
Drench ale British made to the pot
two days represent only • taw boo
trod yards, but the .1gaMeaoee d da
successes 1s that the captured Ines
were extraordinarily Orem sod 11140-
pared
n►pared with the .cie.tttk thereembesse
charsterial k of the German field wort
Blmflar galas have boos mode her tin
past tea days, gad the only camel m era
to be drawn from tae .Maid aspens
1s that the O.reaas ars slosh but
soraly belag uprooted in Madera m
bonbons France, along the Cheer
passe 1111. gad le the Amass
Al Lams, sortiwuR of Feiss.,
the Oorsams made resoluta attempts
to regain lost /Ma4, hot were power
Imo to break the realities*" d the
French. and were Malty drty'u back
to their emblem. Two each attacks
were decisively repulsed. and tie
Preset maintained their told .a she
.mond pasltfoa. takes.
There was violent fighting along the
wrttern este flea IWsprt ea the
Belgian coast to La Bases fa .Nee
thora France. and mors gamed woe
lathed by the allied offewtve. MIgbt
progress was .M0'lally reported hear
Nlwport atilt Saint Worg.s. Best
sal toad oe Tjiess. fie btatiodhis
bros.' up r.leforoemeata, prYnlsr
tee Iacressing the strength d thdr
artillery, aid attempted to lemma the
strain ea their ifa.s. They filed.
and more grimed was jabot by 161
French mil British.
tart' MEN way Fig
alga 555+51$17 to use aillasoratait
Iadt. dace 1111.
Prt c. Howls Kemal has been s'
taelnted Khedive sad will take tete
title of Ssltaa. B& le •a '.cls of the
Mewed KhelIvs
Bays, el& asals.Uy torsos
wart at the lord* hash`s. bas bees
virtually a depsedesq of Cotard.
The adslaletxstle5 1• carried on by
native miateteee, seldom to the ropy
if the tamale-.
(Wackily Takeo Over 55 1 Prebses&
ate--Turkidt R.1. TMtnh.Msd
&opt has been +�
Itl
protectorate. Tel. aa 1 eras
ma& plicially by 18 Leaden Press
&area which issued the MAIM
oatmeal c5.efai5g the math «
Eryµ a 6.11.8 preteMeeate:
"Hs Brltaahte Majesty's prheei♦al
8eeretary of State ter Ponta A.
styes *Wee that I. view at a sena
of war arising est me the MOM N
Turkey. iingypt t. placed soler has pre.
t•rtlon of M. Mejssty, mad still tunes
tent e'Mktttate • IplralO 11M*eAMIw
'The w.eralaty ef T' 1*, alts`
=gyps ti ties Mr0/a0.& 17e dg
beg Mese p114 N M511*.s tie e►
'ointment of ibeleCe1. AfiI
Hoary McMab.t M be tilt > %
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TURKS T! UD PLIGHT
*Jumble to Tris oars if Tiler Time
needs of wwoded
TM tlgf M, fit the bre
bens et a terrible accord.
(rag Le 11- -M Melees. • Tartish
ally cower- nttlis Mohd, stasal
lest a the bet babble of Ka/r bel
mine limn MOM el Se TOAD well
we> - M� !•
the eraeg.e7 is
mid .lm1Me.es. UM cow Pon sl
Ilmeme11e maw els ad eesmm tea
may IOW tt as apes to the •eras.•
174 r+INIMP et M 7 was vwy
Awe s ilkasy idiom Ger that
sse5M4 Dana 1r1 1 ka"ee .ss
weougl•t !het the moils it tie mete
Ibr eke Blamer r- mod moe8JM
651.11. Y lee diem of Sao ha were
emwmM wtffh dead amke and lards
lies dime Terme Arose Cameo
Tim mefie et MUM creep are ass
*Wag at Mama reams deg) ea
tsaMmpon% sad are IOW& wows a
*55.18w. worn" as pemi1 "s The
11~ are =Ma aha peel of Havre
albs, Mill hems d segpBes. Oa the
ammee a 111 dada timesggrtr artily*
dear ben! Seefl wept a.
Law an Nes Mme bale Intrad ss
ahs beads sNog ilea fibs as/ bas
esti We bead beg assent..
. lepsis ease boom golebYeMd,
11ut •rwwso fa& it SesMWvis
ad M Oepdabsfea Mat wet a or
sum 'smudges maim tole 't the
Deet alb
if. youharl4Q
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W. L. HORTON.