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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1917-1-11, Page 2• • JANOAOY U. 1117 mud 11118tONALPRINYING OU., tiro. PUBLISH'S! THU 131111N•L li published •very oft the °Mai in The Signal Ruildirilrit%tagt 4%r -set, Goderich, °Mae° Telephone No. Si '. 'nseciurrion Tunes. --Oue Dollar 60.1 Fifty • ents per year ; if paid Kt rictfren arivaitee One Dollar will bo acoepted ; o subscribers in the United States the rate is One I hiller and Fifty COnle strictly in advance- Subscribers who tail toreosive Tsui 1141404•L regularly by snail sill confer a favor by acquainting the publl.h- ot the (octet as early a date as possible. When change of address, is degired, both old and int new address should be given. Iterniusinces may be matte by bank draft...sprees ssorsitg, order, pot-elltee erder. sr registered letter. Suberriptions Mill commence at any tiine. A DVSKTISINU T1610114.-,Itatee for display and odutnent ad von isements will be given on amid - batten. 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To CORKEilrONDEMT14. -The oo oration of. our subscriber- and readers is card ally invit- ed towarils leaking TIM $1aeAt. a weekly record of all local. county and district doliiint. No oom. munication will be attended 10 nob.. it tate tains the WW1. and Isidro. of the writer, not 130,e -warily for publication, but as an evidence of good faith. New' items should reach 'EH/ li11041AL office not later than Wednesday noou of .a -fl week. THURSDAY. JANUARY 11,1917 i .ant,iifillIgThORt. toleillitLheNOETmEta) ire oversew. \,. through the Goderich postottice. It is 'ea.) be hoped the card that reaches the Service eard yet ? If not, why not P . discarded beetilnegegor,..it .'Nears 10 chosen as the Alexander Mackenzie of be just thaWeilt-.1binar-an a poi -Mast weapone_elloth,_Orita and T.exiintarlit Goderich municipal finences, and it using it for their own purpases. Call RAS_ hong MIMS; and every- body will think you know bow to do it. entirely in Fl each beer been Net out coniereuce. Unless there is to he regime is distinguished from the fact will be hie ditty Lo guard the civic treasury with the well-known shot,- gnu. Empire must be left to eettle its own city of Kitchener be.. dnevowed any the recent ruinous ut, anyway ? Minister of Militia in Sir Wile id are good loyal (et' lens. Whet web 'vent train service on the railways if, even when the war is over, sone since to solve the piOLleins of the problems. editor of The Orange Sentinel is the war, anti the Mayor anal other Lion from Belfast that the Ulster constant friction, each portion of the Leariet's Government, ist dead. Hie eucy. With the evert inctease in earnings, and it will nut be surpris Empire is illuetrated in the declare - Unionists will never allow the Houle Rule question to be decided by auc.h iii purpose sieseeempting t o Ie till t to the old name of Berlin. at aiiy late during members of the. council declere they the trains are not restored. timg, was despatched frotn this Dein- pi hoed in English. sulowobile nark, the railway's. must, will become sotnewhat of is pernsau. be losing considerably in peseinger thst under hie direction an organized Canadian fighting force for the first H4va_ yam_ sop k _jo your National Doge' 0111 it the b limits' entent. Although •the Roes rifle hits bean Deputy Reeve Leithwaite has been Moine National Service certIN printed Sir Frederick 8 Irden, who was Th& newly -elected teemed of the It it not, unlitely ma the leas Ire - The futility of an Imperial confir- . .. .. .„---.--. . . e f:iii EE . ' Wdining the Boer war. ICI bleb Sir Frederick Burden's only n was killed. Sir Frederick and the present Premier of Caned* Were cousins. g It is said that hundreds of young men have pared through Canadian horde' towns to the United States since the talk If conscription became active in Canada. It may be that the country does not lose • great deal when able-bodied young men will get away rather than fight ; hut eves such slackers as these would be of use in keeping the wheels of industry Lurning. The Government either should adopt conscription or should put the lid severely upon any public advocacy of and) & measure. the wisdom bi the voters of the town by characterizing the adverseeeote on the Hydro bylaw es a "tuistithe." I would have been In quite as stood Undo if one of the councillors had risen to say thet the elects): es made a "mistake" in electing Mr. !dunning, as Mayor. If Mr. Miumings is at all wise, he will get away from his habit of listening to private whisperings and will during his term in the mayoralty make it his aim to carry out the will of the people, clearly expressed. After a long delay Sir Charles Davidson has reported upon the War trentactious investigated before him last year end exonerates pretty nearly everybody concerned. It is to be • Waste\ Ca,,,•••*•••,* MR SIGNAL GODERICII °Rum o the ruhe of the law of undone. of 1907 exist eoly forbids any belliger- Nothing But Leaves!IP Article 23 of the league Regulations Not Tea Leaves intermixed with Dust, Dirt and Stems but all Virgin Leaves. ent toe compel the natives of the ad- verse pert, to Late part in the war operations directed against their own country. Muting the pieces of wort to which our compatriots have been forced to give their labor, we know that there are wane, especially In Antwerp. Bruges, in Mettle, which di - roily concern the military oiwnitiens: fortifications, routes, trenchea. But, even supposing that the works they are compelled to perform in Germany have the appearance of inciusti labor, is it not evident that, in the present war of our deys where, after the saying of Lloyd George, "every suite* is a trench,. army fectdry is a rampart," the restraint unposed upon our population is • violatim of the Fegulationa assented to in 1907 by all., den r the civilized .Late.? ill they ociabidee applyiog thie flitted. hey/ever, That thermnet proms leant figures in the investigation ore raseraint or compulsion to the zone of already retired from the positions civ lion AN"tereer or PAPKR.' ygoavreeraturWill the Germannt as well as to the which they occupied when the invests Koss see, says to us Mr. Cents° de Chanernin, who declared on August 4, dh.ecrILiiernremontimsenvIe110114. toct,ei.hr- , 1914,that hie Government would b. ligation war ordered, Uol. J. Weeley Allison IN out of e:lavor ; Sir Sam eser to repair the injustice it had bled in lead pencil, and sae ned by one committed by violating the Belgian Hughes is no longer a (lathiest Min- neutrality, and Governor von Mitring, later; Sir Richard McBride has retired from political life and the Government has the reputation of being the cleanest, and most perfect tea sold. E 147 BLACK GREEN OR MIXED‘ SEALED PACKETS ONLY Carlon de' t, 'that th• perrrifiti authority is actually proeeipoing iii Belgium, throughout the whole min- ters, area. to vet iteble raffle' of men which ao a remoductien bet on a stall larger I•Clile rit•I he crimes perpet- rated it few months ego. under the p • time,. of agricultural labor to be dime, in the invaded mitten's ef Fiancee' At tit the ' Idle of Om , e decree trine theWien•ittite of the roe- ter General Von Motile'- * • mg west ,111 n our nu IOW - et .,,t1..144 committee. Tbit (Jeerer stipulates that all persons who are able-bodied and who hetet recourse, themselyes or their 'snide., to "other people's aid" may he foi eddy cone Tile Caoliset ?testacy created by :be death of the late Hon. T. Chase Cas. /rein ban been filled by the appoint- ment of Hon. Albert Sevigny as Min- ister of Leland Revenue. Hon, K. L. Patenauds transfers, from the In- land Revenue Department to that of Plectestary of Waite and Hon. P. R. Bk,ndin, late Secretary of State, takes the Postage' Department, which was le charge of tbs. late Mr. Caserrain. Tbe Ministers now holdieet these three skipertments were all Nationalists In 1911 end were (sleeted with the ap- proval of Mr. illetusaana. _ _ • It le unfortunate that Mayer Nun- ging& In leis first remarks from it. Mayor's chair, should have walloped +glitch he led fgr men, vettrehas been floated. SJ it doesn't make so much a, erotica if tbe Daytdeon repo was delayed. Some months ago a party sif repre- sentative ()oleo io wen visited the Proving of Quebec in an endeavor to polled to work. even outside of their create &dew atmosphere of friendship • own d lllll kite. The deeree (tether and coneono between the people of the states that any ratted theashrue. to tere PrevInees. Th. petty viefted Anil ohlifte1i shell he subject 10 A Montreal, Three Rivers, Quebec City, ilr eal,rnyellef„tih„",,,eYnTreo; elnetettirtntrijnij Sherbrooke Sted other , places and M. or to one or the other penalty everywhere Was warmly welcomed only. .\ and kindly entertained. The return To fully realize the sboinina visit to this Province is this week be. character of such • eotupulsion, it nies ing made by a party of French -speak- besrennembrereds that, owing tobthe ing Canadians trout Quebec, including theirPartmuri;i.ioaryoonbeitingytion Belgians 14 s have ew ke°put Sir Leiner Gouin, the Quebec Premier, away front their homes for more than and other notabilities of the sister two years already and to the &knelt. 'Province. A banquet held at Toronto icsoriudipinleatenuertscanticlirsatisll oofnedutit•li!tir outstroiues on )inoday night in honor of the .vieit- population are being assisted by the. -Ore Was addressed by Prettier Hearst, Relief Committee. The latter, with Mt. N.. %V, Rowell, Sir Lower Doisin the co-operation •:: the Belgian Gov - and other& The Quebec Premier de- eminent and' of the Allies and the in- hyena- an earnest and eloquent ad- tetventeon of both Spein and the United Statei• are taking upon them• .e.. dress which revealed the qualities of a selves an setprmoue obligation which, statesman. Segue sentences helm his tenet° jut e, should b« exclusively su- spend] should be' re-echoed throughout summed by the occupying power. the Province of ,Ontseeke Speaking of As soon as Oils notice bed hewn duly the union which natute,. history aud post ed. our fell esv-ci v izeue whom the decree conceined were runinioned in Providence had proclaimed between throngs at a titue, in Cotirtrai, in the two Provinces, Sir Lomer said : Ghent, ie Beiges, in -eerinotirle and in "Tbe naisunderstandinga of the past. Most, and in several other locelities, which were due to blindness in each to the herre°1", warehouses and other's merits, was due, I- believe, to empty mills and fectorier. Those who lack of knowledge. It is for us to re- did not willingly answer the re lllllll ons move such false impreseions and to wens prized and arrested in their lode - enable all Cenedians to wangle more fnsely and to krow each other better. which is the patriotic and praiseworthy effort of the Bonne Entente The of these wog knien. 1. wes thrown hy him from a ear window while the who proclaimed, on July 8, 1915, his reediuese to ad ' alter the occupied tree" war passing through a tellege in the towbent. And in its plainness territories in conformity watt the , Hague Cenventions, "without cle- papier" teerap of Pope. I. eett*e..7-41eeldestlii Ind In respecting every cote aril "I'd'e""' thi° 'chill 'IL "e• tuanding from anyone to give up his rises ter above ell the pith; of the Ger will ts„,",4.4...k, gi„ ouch .„ In°"11 ill'efie" which, in "'Y °Pin"'"• vietion relialoute political or patriotic," We waited for the foe at his poet, off to t he I rent. This odious dignified and re-dy for all event.. and supreme expedieot so reveals The German pilfered brutally bum- the progress of their wearing_ sunned, him, pointing their "brown- out that tt rudely contradicts their imp." under his nose as an ar.gutnent. political tactice. How its it peeeible to conciliate such *Cie with the hypo- "( beg your feriae'," then eald Count Viten, who has the Chilli/Peg 1111411- et i tic .I pretetaion which the Gentian Chancellor did solemnly announce in nerd of a seigneur of the Ole R-giele. his speech of April 5, 191d, when he "I beg your pardon, gentleissen 1 YOU staled: "German• will not abandon air the me -entree One.. You c ;le if -- to Litiniz ttion the Flemish people so 900.90 desire it. have me :hot. Bu i, onsidering my age and position-,--li long en"1"ed'" Dees he =Agile he demand that all this be done with due an ni, "Get mot ze" them by violence ? i eil it before the wat thou h SUI(II1* : dent emote( &grant duplicity ? 'Nee de Diaitschere werken nooit. sttee. Leve Albert, Kuniug der Bal- THEIR REAL OBJISCT. 01, Rog veal minting. imam op peeler - gen." The object of such an infamy cannot That le, to aliV: '' Work for the indeed deceive anyone. In the course blerineni, ' never ! and less still sago of a statement made in the Reichateg, any Palter for them ! Ling live Albert, Mr. Hefferich bas tried to ineinuete King of the &delimit!" that if these unfortunate people were On deer 1 the ttave , , et „e being thusdeperted it was for their may welt be proud of 1 heP°°,11,PSenii ity..; own welfare and in order not to ex - of our Communal m wit t ra tee, of evlione them to the rust of idlenseis. And some de y the whole w mid will anuw lb* (Jarman lents Immediately folinwed the full heruism and petriotiem. isu t and repeat as a chorus such an impudent explanation. . nen STANDARD OP SURGONASTER. AN s matter of fact, these crime; cite but one example, here is find their inepinoi llll in the same case whietook piece in Bruges : Tne bur- as did the "bluff" imagined to enlist goinsterer of that town. the Coma aforinciiyli.ly. I it heis thePolceL's icnrptahts.sie tiienromearn. Ainedee Visert de Bosarrne, is over many by the increasing deficiency of eighty years of age. Ever since ISOS it.e ekeeoee fere... The Genne„ etif he represents bib beauefel city in the try to Mika up for it by replacing ttai vaellon reached B. uges. irr mid-Octo- ber. 1914. this eyesore/. of -The. -."... cattle is well known. 'hut to whom 00 - easily surrounded by the veneration tothetheyrinritight its gzanted exeept thet of Gentian witrktueo wbo ur alt, gave an 0061"" whi"h fuhY caste thus be detached and sent rtray• him throupti and through. Belgian Perlietnent• When 'h' In" Belgian manual leiter whose technic lege and forcibly conveyed to the . officiel rendezvone. For the cite of Pniteneee-" the bison v of our pet national life Ghent alone, they n beied almost This man, so high spirited, who had ought to have tatight It to hitn he 3,i1110 pimple. comp nod not only 71111sL know today that., as niu^h as the nf, them shown Ooni the very fleet dey. of the . occupation the con raet whiA two races form the vest nisjoiity of workmen unemployed or not. hut Die Downie'''. t hough hot prebend also of numerouv clerks and petty diettnguishe4 • cietlized men set COM German spirit ie oriels. in th . errs- i- e the wort demonstrative. I know dealers and esupleyere. They wpared with thehi/hindrs,' who he- ence e Force, so much more tnel :xi e, e eli ;tele r. mains the Belgian soul. Every whereof I speak when I say that there examined, leek+ d over snit mantete- heves he I. onde. 11 siegerefuse, when as •rt atte they e ere baked from him a few so mpted t to eed it n • 'y cote is not throughout the Dominion • *1.4, one after the other. just'', if they te *butes to develop in it the springs of Province mute thotoughly anituated had been on a genuine plays market. weeks .go, 10 deliver the 11.1. or h" reientance and ef i•eaction. Anti, 'sow. Tee Iese robsoit were eliminate) arid fellow-citis et.s.who were bein.g &hied with the 'mirk of 'greeter tolerance et the very moment that they were than the Province of Qeehec. Tbere put aside. As to the relit, they wear Dr 1 ,e. P" '1'c "l'et °rgen'"''°'n.v• Haltering themselves of practising 1 do This 1 'Neal caused him to be put in is no population more loyal to the required to sign • doeutnen , all know whet kiwi of manoeuirtee 1)1Crown or more attached to British Print ed in Germans hV which they en- conm fineent, together er t 1-11 bit,-"el-hotallege...wed upon the B•Istians of Flem institution!, end more devoted to Canadian interests than the good peo- ple of my own Province. "If you could visit the French vil- lages and +peak to the habitant you would be impreseed with the depth of the roots which the Iltitith ithitItu- Lion, have taken in our soil, and tf you mild go t the bilingual districte or the Eastern Tewnships you would have flee of the happy. life which_ cae ed by two recee possessed of t qualities, talents and virtues. tal tolerance and mutual re - he basis of their private and ev be I differe J testicle pea are public life. "We need not deep tir of a situation Yihrele offersus linger areas. History tiffers ample examples of the fact that iti the building tip of nations variety of wellies and virtues is en eletuent of pulled away, under the menace and mem, of them had the heroic comae. strength tending Lo national conbolida- force of the German beynnets, from of hi -siding out, in 'mite of this punish - their homes, fr heir families' and nt nt, for two and even three days ! Irons their native land could be heard Thousands id our compatriots have singing In a chortle, and never seem- thee been already pulled away from Ingly growing weary, the Braten- their homer. Where are they? corms', rine the Vlitemsche ieeuw (the when will they „tom f gaged thetnelese to work under i•rders of the German authorities'. All the mean* of ordinary pressure were resorted Lo : incioceettion, threabe deprivation of freed and of fool „d various, other seta of bruetlity. hey refused. In spite of their refusal, ibey were carried eft and deport eunktrown destinations. itVe them was authorized to plot with a small beadle of e and a porringer. The efliciel giving them that information textuelly. -- admirable irony ! 'Gash will be allowed to be taken al L,ng linet of trains., all picked t the ch ors, thus went across Belgium, running in an eastern direction. And all along the railroad lines, these breve people, who had thus been one of e bine. othing mire ded, ole,, 11 nIOeS L le CSV 01 lirwuse u,ge-lab language, our foes have folio.' the sentenced to pee. a line of 100,000 M. i inseam of further exasperating rage for every day of debts,. An otsertire• and hatred in the minds and in the Orient, by thenause of Rogge, who is, hearts of the Fettling.. This contra- lto it appeai rs. n .civilian life,. bulge- diction alone suffices to demonstrate master of Schwerin, was appointed to their mond and political disorder. i fill the place of Uount YitarL This I peisonaire immediately took poses- ! Ilion of the lista and. under his orders, I'bundreds of Bruges workmen - weie arrested. They were crowded into wagons and cans, whilst the women end children, mesad around the de- ' parting trains, were being brutally 'beaten hack and scattered by the pie i trots. Conveyed at first at a certain , distance from Binges and c towelled 1.sto work et the construction of new trenches, the poor men who refused to perferm surh a labor were completely deprived of food of any kind and tion We are destined by Providence to live together ; we must whether we like it or not. Therefore, why should we not live happily ? Why should wile not beni our every energy to weld to- Lion of Flanders.), the first verses of wether in the nation this splendid ele- which -1 translate them from the menet we have ? "Upon eat—latilisns today there testa an enormous responsibility. t'Vs are in the fullest senile makers" of history. We are weaving it faht•ic of a mitten on the loom of time. Let us make it $ perfectly harmonious whole, in which everything we have to coni Unite for geed shall appeer—the energy of the meet china°, the solid common sense cf 110 Englishman, the many qualities of the Celt, combined with the good 'if the Pietich, so that the harmony of the finished pattern shall not suffer by the absence of the admirable strands with their brilliant colorings. So may we turn to good account the various qualities with which we al! endowed tor no selfish purpose, but for the im- pel t:ng of vigor and unison to our be- loved country. and an we may best evidence the best humiliate of our ton• elation, and in our patriotism resolve conteibute to the future weenies* of our vast confederation." The Biome Entente tnoveuient has had an auspicious 1 eginning, and it is an endeavor of the highest patriotism worthy of the encouragement and en. donation of all who wish well for caned& 1 THE WAR. 1,414,41••••••••••••41 WHAT GERMANY IS DOING IN BICIAIIUM. The Itcho de Paris publishes, In its wiliest% of Noveasber ti, INK the fol- lowing interview of Mr. 11. (estrum de Wiest, the Belgian Minister of Jus- tice, eioneeseing lbw removals, deport - &Gone and erinspoltesser work imposed upon eli11101104all Beleieu &villages by the high German aut.honity. It is testy too teen, de1a, Mo. Fleming—are, by themaelvee alone, most characteristic : They will not have him, our proud Lion of Flan - FLAGRANT DUPLICITY. This new crime violates Just am hrezenly the principles of individual liberty and of the Civil Code as well AND THK IrrHICH NROTRAL NATIONS. As far as the neutral nations are cobcerned. it is probable that the Ger- mane do doter te.einselves that they have so west ied their indignation or discouraged their contempt that any• thing and everything may now he permitted them to do. But here .gain they lure themselves. For, now, the le seerime which cannot he excueed hy the lelitidness and the passion which accompany actual and real military operatione And, for my pert, I re- fuse to believe that, even in the most neutral countries, honest people will remain indifferent to the revisal and eri the aggravation in the inido, of the twentieth century of the methods which were practised in times of yore by the harbarien pirates and the African traders. Such a neutrality, to repeat. Roosevelt's expression, would disgust Pentium Pilate hiniself. Ili- thanl has not ceased to he human. In spite of all we still trust in her. TO INVESTORS THOSE WHO, FROM TIME TO TIME, HAVE FUNDS REQUIRING INVESTMENT MAY PURCHASE AT PAR DOMINION OF CANADA DEBENTURE STOCK a IN SUMS OF $500, OR ANY MULTIPLE THEREOF Principal repayalee 1st October, 1919. Interest payable half -yearly, lat Moil and 1st October bV cheque (free nf eirlyange at any chartered Bank in Centl* at the rate of five per cent per annum ham the date of porhase. Holden of this stork will have the privilege et surrendering at par and merited intwset, as the equivalent at moth, in pay- ment of any allotment made under any future veer lean irate in Canada other than an issue al Tottery Bills or other kke share date security. Proceeds 01 this stock are for war purposes only. A easements -in of one-quarter of ane per cent will be allowed ut nsootenised hoed and stork brokers on allotaiseta made in respect of appliestiare for this stook which bear their stamp. Fee appbeation forms apply to the Deputy billies" of Plaaree, Ottawa DIRPARTWSPIT OP PINIJUIPCIL OTTAWA OCTOBER e*. MIL • t' __. ., :••••••••••••••• •••••••••1 : W. ACHESON & SON : • . • • • • • Splendid Yarn Values . • • • • • • • • Genuine Kitchener brand 4 -ply Knitting Yarn, copied • • from English Baldwin's Beehive, grey, white, khaki' • • • and black, at peIb Canadian Fingering Yarn, soft pure stock, inSilig7h5t is r • • or mid grey, at per lb $1.10 • Natural undyed Mill Yarn for knitting, clean and • ' • pure stock, at per Ib , . 90C • -/-* • • / • Grey Blankets • i -• • • Large size 60 x 80 inches, double Blankets, • • soft wool, in beautiful silver grey shade with • • • • neat blue borders, well finished. 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