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'THURSDAY, APRIL 8 '15
Crediton
Promotion Examinations held on
'larch 25, 26, 29, int Room 2,Crediton
er
t �enJt. E Oestreicher E.
A, 4 r
let68
'G Winer 65, D. Engisahi 65. R,Hay;t
•sfi4 L Lawson 61 Sr. lll. toJ r. IV,
E. Harr 75, L. Eilber 69, G. Sin 69
P. Lawson 67, E. Brawn, 66, G. Wolfe
-•.66 A. Sw.eit zer 66, A, Benedict 60,
1, FinkbeFiner 60; Jr, III, to Sr. Ill,
T. Hodgins and :tit Sieve equal, W.
Situs ,S. Winer and F. Eilber equal,
eL Kuhn P. ;4lotz, O. Guenther, M.
Edwards, F, MI, »4f. Gainer; Sr. II.
to, Jr iII, E. Redden, M. Holtzman,
B .Heist. H. Hill, el, Faint and V.
Beaver equal, H, Taylor. Names in
,larder of merit.
Mildred Braun, eacher.
Promotion Examinations held March
25 26 29, in Room 1, Crediton -Sr. 11
to Jr III, C Iloteenen; Int. II to Sr.
L Of Shenk L, King, H. Beaver, M.
leinkbeiner, V. Hedden, 1. Sweitzer;
Sr 1 to Jr. II G. Becker honours ,I.
Lawson. T. Taylor M. Edwards, P.
Winer; Sr. Pt. I to Jr. I., H; Beaver
Tee efe.lsaac, A. Finkbeiner, E. Einer,
F. Feist Jr. Pt. le to Sr. Pt, 1, M.
.:Sweitzer E. Sweitzer,
\,Iatil.da M. :tiller, 'teaeher,
Mise Mary Fotheringham o' London
is visiting Miss Loreen Sambrook.
Alonzo Hodgins had a telephone in-
tiailees in his residence an Tuesday.
Ezra and Otto Ewald spent Easter
en London with their sister' Mrs • eel -
for
The grippe is claiming many victims
fast now. There is scarcely a eo� se
-where there isn't someone '1I, an,
Qestreicher Mathew Finkbeiner, ee.F.
Eiber Miss Sarah Smith areat pres-
ene unwell hut we hope they ., will
.con recover.
Alonzo Hodgins made a boniness
.trio to London men. Tuesday;
H Eilber M,P,P. returned helve on
-.—o-' -'
- Messrs Vincentt and Dennis Quarry
eee spending their Easter heiideyseet
their home here. -ear, David Q'Brien,
wisp he, been eeriousiy ill of pneu-
Mert .s is receveruxg.--Mr. aitd Mrs.
Henry Miller of Brecefield spent
Easter Sunday et the home of the
latter's parents, Mr. and \firs, Jacob
Qu ;tram -^firs. Jas. 't'4''. Doyle is bn
the 'sick list, \Sass Anderson is spend
fang he ` Holidays with her sister :teat
Perelell.--Mr. John Maddens, sr„ who
hal •beer, ill for the pest week of
tranehitis, fs improving, -•Mr. Thomas
Beery disposed of his driver to Mr.
iantea Baster of Shipka receivingt a.
nandsoine figure. -Messrs. Jeremiah
Catnpbell ,and Glavin spent Sunday
venires with friends near Dashwood,
-are Joseph Doyle is improving el-
:4- his illness. -12r, and Mrs. Tames
James :4fcCerthy and family ,ire able
be out again after, her illnese of
smalleore.--•On Sunday afternoon while
Mr. j G, Quarry was, leading a 'aurae
to water it became unmanageable
;brow+ine ear Quarry to the- ground,
reee .v ne; Several cute on the nes 1.
Dr Balfour of Dashwood itas '.a'led
end dressed the wounds,-,Messrs.Jutx
Glavin and Hall returned to and-
wvieh. College .on Monday after spend-
_ e
;,sx= a few days with their paten tea her..
iSeturdat, from Toronto where he has
'.ben attending the Legislature the
-par .six: weeks
Ezra Feist is making some needed
i eerorements to the interior o1 ilia
passe
li,",W Bradshaw of Toronto i; vis -
item: \ir and Mfrs, August Hill.. ,
The remains aof the late Miss Ate
Wets zel -sister of W.H. Wenzel of
-then place were brought from "i)et-
•rei: us: ofonday, Miss Wenzel visited
'her brother here blit a few wveeksago
end took ill shortly after returning, to
the city Her remains were interred
i*t the Evangelical Cemetery .en Tues-
day a short service having bees!, held
se the house of mourning previous to
the internment. To the beresved
family is extended the sympathy of
:the community,
Thy revival meetings which have
been conducted by the evangelist Mrs.
RaPPle of the Maitland Circuit in the
Evangelical Church the past ',week,'
.Ixav proved very beneficial to many
. and heel: been well attended,
Th: annual meeting of the Crediton
Evangelical Church was held Inst Fri
._day, Charles Eilber was elected
Trustee in the place oi• V.B. Gainer
-.whose term of office had expired. air
G Ik Brown was engaged as sexton
Hellen K Eilber who has been or-
ganist for the past ten years tender-
, s;d his resignation which was accepted
Mr Jos. W. Lawson and i atnghter
?Pearl visited lir. and Mrs. Match of
ate House of Refuge, Clinton Sunday.
Mrs Dora Link and daughter Ella
.=visited Mr. and Mrs. Kuntz of ,Exeter
,elt;xine the week end. • •
Dar Ferguson of the Bank staff left.
-for his home in Bluevele,, on Friday.''
_He intends to be operated on for ape
-pendicitis some day this week, in the
Winghasn hospital. Dan's .. - many
friend• hope he will come ehrougr.
'the order successfully.
Mrs Valentine Rate of New Ham-
eirtirg and Mrs. (Rev.) McDonald, of
leintoret are 'visiting Mr. and Mrs. C.
.Zwicker
School closed on. Thursday 'for the
.Easter holidays. Miss Linklater . is.
.spending her holidays at her home in
as twvoo
WINCHELSEA.
'Mese J M. Spence is spending the
Easter holidays: et her home in .'.1etz,
-NS sa Olive Meters who has been
-see::tine with 41r$,41r$, Thomas .Sell, has
retained to her home in. Saginaw,
La grippe .is very prevalenti in and
around our burg. -Miss Douai of
Wroxeter is visiting Miss Rhea God -
'colt: -Hiss Mae Clarke is visiting Miss
Maggie Moody. --Mrs, Geo. Jagtstes is
v s tine her sister ears. Sam Steven-
son at Devizes. -Mr. Daniel Coward
entertained afew of his friends to a
mare party Monday evening. -John's
favorite song now is, "Thestately oakQf Usborne haw beautiful it. stands.
lie -le continually praising the oaks.-
Dor t forget to attend the debate et
Elimville on April 3.2th, subject 'eotx-
solidated :school! The affirmative to
be taker by members of the sunshine
eedeet Bible Class and the negrhtive by
the Elimville Adult Bible Claw. - ;Ir..
Edward and Mr. Tom Hodgert took
in the Mitchell Spring Show,- The
people gathered at the home
of Ur :end \ars. jos. Creery en Wed-
nesday evening and indulged in the
"light fantastic” until the wee ma''
'ours of the morn. --Mr. 'Fred Cann
and \lis ; Viola Hunkin spent, Sunday
wit' tear and Mrs. Geo. Coward.
Tin little son of Mr.. and airs. Oreo.
Godbolt has been very ill of ,anew:-
muni:. but at last report is improv-
ing.
.Dunlop and Miss Mileu i in d
The trustee's have engaged Mrs, Vibe
e tta Kerr to teach Miss Brown's- roam
commencing with next Monday
Elmer Truemner and friend -Mr.
Scott. who are attending the.Dent'i`l
College in Toronto, visited, w1i- end
yrs Henry Beaver on Stm4.
Mrs (Rev.) Burn of Brad' pat and
'Jtaa.aer Brown of Berlin lrisitet'r their
_parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sam'1 Browne
.slwrinee.the holidays. ;,.,•
Ori people will regret to iearreere
:the departure of Mr. C. H. Duplan
etc G T. R. agents at Centralia
fluplan's ready smile and his keedeeee
ie moan ways than one, won 'fun Many
friends. We understand he Jas been
..m.oved to Ilderton. He inay 'oxpe. t
u'er peonle to greet hint whenever
:They take the Bruce td London.
Frank • and Christian Finkbeinei't`: of
Londe•' visited their parents her on
Sunday
Thereis, a 'bunch, of happy fans a,
ermine here since they learned the re-
sult of the fight ird Havana an Mon-
*
.e3.ay The "White Hope" won cwt at
Oast. H,ere's that the calor line be"
eirawi,: a'ftex this. c •
James -Weill_ -A chaming 'wedding
Havas solemnized at the residence of
Ars Louis Wein, Crediton, )n,- Banat-
:ay April 3, when her youngest
,siatsgbter..Carrie, was married' to 'Fred'
eel James of London.' The ":wide
•charmingly attired in a dress .of =had-
eew lace trimmed with pale ,oink sat-
. in carried a bouquet of beautiful
flowers and eras attended by *Viiss
.1:Lazar,' liar: James, sister of the groom, at-
.:tirrect in a dress: ofechiffon voile, trim
med with pale blue satin. The grooin
i'as attended by Mr. Sant Wein,•aro-
. t1te:- of the bride. -The Rev. ^in el
. Becker rector of the Evangelical
Church Credvton, performed the eer-
..einony. After the nuptial not was
.;;tied ..tbe company adjourned to 'thc
:• dente g -room,' the entre >o_' u.`trac.tien
;:,being a magnificent bride's cake A...`
• Jarge number ;of guests were in at
tencfance, They will reside 'iii Lon-..
GOSHEN LINE
Mr, Fred Jones of London spent
a few days last week visiting friends
here. -Mr. Chester Mawhinney is on
the sick list at present -Junk( men
hare made their appearance again.
Now is the time to get rid of your
jun:-Mr, and errs. George Mawhin-
ney spent Friday visiting firends in
Exeter. -Russ and Will. Schroeder of
Clair spent Sunday home here. -Sun-
day being. Easter was a hard day on
eggs. -Mr. Alfred Tilly started ro
ww orl, for Lyman Glanville on Monday
WHITE MAN IS CHAMPION,
Less Willard's Victory Over JackJackJohnson Complete and Final,
HAVANA, Aerie 6. --Jack Johnson,
zxile !'Cam. his own country,. Pester,
day lost his claim. to lsttc tame as
the heavyweight champion of the
world, the title. being wrested from
trim by Jess Willard, the Kansas
:cowboy, the biggest man who ever
entered the prize ring, and. a "white
hope" who at. last has made good,
To -morrow Johnson, 'his wife, and
e little group of friends, will sail for
lfartinique, there to await passage
back to France, where Johnson pro-
poses. to settle down and lead the life
et a farmer, raising pigs and chic-
kens. There is no doubt that he is
through with the ring.
Willard, who ' ; beim- acclaimed as
the new champion, is going' bade to
:be United States to win the fortune
which was denied him yesterday,
when Johnson got $30,000• before
;he fight etarted, Willard taking only
small share of the net receipts,
lust what his share was is atot katown.
Yesterday's light probably has no
paraliel in the history of ring battles.
For twenty rounds Johnson punched
Ind punched at Willard at will, bat
hitt blowa grew perceptibly less pow-
erfu' as the fight progressed, until
et last be seemed uuable or unwilling
to go on.
Atter twenty rounds Johnson stop-
ped leading, ,.nd for three or four
rounds the battle between the two
big men was little more than a series
of plastic poses of white and black
gladiators, So it was until the 25th
round, when Wiilari. go; one of his
wildly-awiltging, windmill, right -band
eines/ns to Jo zison's. bead Title wee
the beginning of the end.
When the round closed Johnson
seat word to his nee that he was all
in, and told her to start for home.
elle pas ou the way out and passing
the ring in the "6th round, when a
stinging, lett to tett body and a ey-
elanic„right to the aatw caused John-
son to crumple an the tfoor of the
ring, where he lay partly outside the
twee until the reteree counted ten
and held up 1, thanes hand in token
of his newly-wou laurels.
I IRKTON
Three young men from Iiirkton
were siimmoned to appear in court
is St. Marys last week( as the : esult
of a prank which might have been
serrate; They had secreted them -
save.; in an old mil at Kirktc,n,
where they were going to shoot musk
rat; as soon as it got dark. While
a lad was passing on a wheel
they thought it would be fun to shoot
at hiiu which they accordingly; did.
The bullet struck the front tire of
the boys wheel, but he :himself was
uninjured. He reported the occur-
rence, however, with the result that
the offenders were summoned. They
were allowed to go on paying the
cost., of the court.
HENSALL
John joynt of Lucknow and An-
drew Joynt 05 $eaforth were here
o;weng to the illness of their Uro
the. -George-Mrs. Will Robinson of
.Denfield js here owing tol•the illness
of he father Alex. 'McPherson Who
tbse improved .tOmewhat.-William
Weise of Toronto is spendiine `ew
daysin town visiting relatives.
1Mrs .L C. Yeager ,is here from the
>tw�ssrt' visiting her parents„ her. ' . and•
'eke ' Walter Hobkirk. , : '
Prot Reithdorf delivered his cel-
ebrated lecture in the . toyed hall, here
Saturday -evening G. C. Petty: occup-
ied the- chair. The speaker traced
the cause leading up to the present
war and showed tee deet design of
the whole German military system,
which aims to dominate the world.
DEATH -George joynt, one of the
leading citizens, passed away on
,Tlsnursday morning after an illness of
owns - a week's duration from pleuro-
pneumonia. He had been a redident
here over twenty years, and' did an
exteiisiwne business in shipping
ache; frons various points he Western
Ontario. He also ran an evaporeator„
and engaged in farming and 'dealt ex-
tenSrveli in cattle.
He was twnoe elected to Hensall
Coiilncii and was a member of the
esonic Oddfellowa' and Foresters'
Orders . He ` was an ienthusiastic cur-
ler Ir his death, Hensel]. losee a cit
i?ev of great enterprise. He :eaves
a widowv and three little sons to mourn
The funeral took place art Monday,,
conducted by the Masons.
ACCORDING TO BERLIN.
H. M. S, Lord Nelson Destroyed Says
Sayville Wireless-,
BERLIN, April 6.—(By wireless to
Sayville.) ---A report received in Ber-
lin from Athens says the British bat-
tleship LordNelson, stranded- inside
the Dardanelles Straits. has been de-
stroyed by the fire of the Turkish
lions on shore. This information was
given out yesterday by the Overseas
News Agency.
A despatch from Constantinople
says the following statement has been
issued by the Turkish War Oaice:
"Our fleet yesterday sank two Rus-
sianships, the Provident ot. 2,000
tons and the Vastoehnaja: of, 1,500
tons at Odessa.
"Our batteries .off Kum Kale sank
an enemy mine sweeper which at-
tempted to approach the entrance to
the Dardanelles."
The Lord Nelson was built in 1906.
She had a tonnage of 1&,500, was 435
feet long, and 79.5 feet at her beam.
She carried 865 men, She and the
Agamemnon, sister ships, have both
been engaged at the Dardanelles.
The two are of a type dissimilar to
any other British ships, and rather
resemble French vessels.
ZEPPELIN DISSATISFIED.
WHALEN.
4Jr. and, Mgrs. Harvey Parkinson
spent Easter with her parents, Mr,
and Mrs Kerslake hear Exeter, -Mrs.
Sutheaby and daughter, Gerrie, speAt
the holidays with her laughter
Mrs. Johnston at :London, -Miss i3er-
the Batten; and nephew, Laverne More
Iee, spent -the Easter vacation, with
her sister Mrs. Wesley Archer in
Leaden. -Mr, and Mrs. David. Johns-
ton Jr. spent the Easter *Ito, her
sister, Mas John Ashton at London.-
Miss. fliilda Gunning and Lottie.
Squire took advantage of the Easter
excursion and visited with Mrs, Sen,
Sutler at Ingersoll, nee 'Miss Ethel
Iillst�iL-Mas Annie Hodson, reacher,
returned to her home near. St. Marys
on Thursday, -Mr, La:xnpkiin of near
Wiarton is visiting with his eiaagh-
ter Mrs Wm. Ogden, this week..
Card of Thanks. -MT. and Mrs. Dale
an Mr and Mrs, Hopkins desire
through your correspondent 'o -hank
the people o; Whalen for their .kind-
ness and help given them, during the
-recent illness of Mrs. Dale Ind Mrs.
Hopkine.
MITCHELL -The body of John
W Dale arrived here from. Toronto
Fr'daN ,night for b_uxlal from dee home
e
of hi,
brother, M,C. 'Dale, on Mon-
day J. W, Dale was in the lents.
furnishing business in Toronto, He
learneo the drygoods business n this
town with the firth, of Isaac Hord ec
Co
SCHOOL, REPORT of S. S.. No. 4,
Usborne, being Promotion Examina-
tions :-Sr. IV, --t'. Thompson 74; C.
d' 68.to
Davis 68;A Haar an jr,r, V,
SSr.11V. otal marks 728, to pass 435
M Skinner 462; V. Hicks' 459. Sr,
III. to Jr. IV. -Total marks 725, to
past 435-V. Coates 511; F. Ford 505,
Jr 1I11 to Sr, 11t,-Totaii marks 640,
: 5
to pas. 384--E, Webber 3 8. Sr. II,.
to Jr, Ili -Total marks 625, to pass
375-W Coates 453; 14, Coates 412.
Jr. II, to Sr. IL Totea marks 590, to
pass 354---A. Thomson $05f E, Thom -
sots 279. Sr. I. -G. Hunter. jr I. •-
O Ford, V. Ford. Primer -I. Hard-
ing G Thomson M. Luker, H. Hun-
ter. -F. A. May, teacher.
$100 Reward $1,10.
Sb, readers of thiepapar will be pifood 40 learn'
that there la at least •npa dreaded disease se tibaticienoe
hos been able to cure in all its +saaea. and *sit la
catarrh. Hail's Catarrh Cure le tits ray positive
cure now latown to the medical fratssniby. catarrh
being ft eonititutioaal disease regatta w•aonatitu-
tianal treatment. Hall's Cata,rrt, tapes is token In.
totally, acting directly up 'n the bled seed mucous
surfaces of the srateui, thereby dswt.o}ing the
foundation of the disease, and Nome thepatient
strength bybuilding up the conettt,stton and sodd-
ing nature in doing its work, The pronriators here
so much faith in its curative -powers Piet Shay offer
Ode Hundred Dollars for any case ural # Mak to
Cure. Send forliat of teotimonials
Address F J. CIIifl:EY St CO., 'Reloads, e,
Sold by all Druggists, cents,
Setsitaire Family Ptiie for caoottphttoa.
The Count Thinks His Airships Can
Do Better Work.
Romanshorr., Switzerland, April 6.
—Count Zeppelin is not satisfied
with tue manner in which his air-
ships are being handled. He called
together one day last weer his engi-
neers and the captains of the dirig-
ibles now at the Zeppelin works at
Friedrichshaven, and criticized them
on several scores.
The count said that the full power
of Zeppelins bad -.ot been employed,
and that longer raids than any made
heretofore wero poeeihle. He also
said that there .-'as too mucb of a
disposition to twee. favorable weath-
er conditions, instead o,. responding
without delay t military require-
ments.
He believed that an attack upon
London and- the lower . Thames had
been delayed u .necessarily. The
count also is urierstoot_ to have
criticized, his cap -sins for retreating
from hostile a•irmen-
HUNGARY''10 STAY IN.
•
l Former Premier Denies Stories of
Effort's' For. •Separate Peace.'
FARQUFRAit
•
A fittst-class concert'. ;at -d Variety
Entertainment under the igspice y . of
the Pupils of Mrs. A. . Gambrel,
L G:M. will be held in Farcpihar Hall
02. ',3".flay, A;ar l 16, 'coinntencing'at a
rima 1
Program will consist at Tab-
leaux 't- nstrel' Performance, `solos '&,
Rec.;.tat:ons: The receipts will be le-
edto the Patriotic Fund. ,Aclmiss-
oz: Auults 25c., Children 15c,
VIENNA, April.-6.—"If our ene-
mies.set great hope that the internal
dissension of Hungary will bring
about a• separate_ peace, their dis-
appointment* will be equally great,"
Count Julius Andrassy, former ' Pre-
mier of Hungary said yesterday,,;' in
:reference to rumors that the "Hun-
.,arian opposition • desired to conclude
peace.
“... "Certainly every one desires
-peace," he continued, "but only a
peace. calculated to • end these evils
we are fighting ,';The political differ-
ences now•existing in Hungary prob-
ably will exist in the future, but
there are nd,differences .on the point
that thiswar affects the 'foundations
of the state and we mast win ,it:" •;
SCHOOL REPORT of S. S. No.5
Usborne ;-1V: A, Boulter 72; V. Jef-
fery 70: L. Hicks 66; A. Ford 65;
M Ford 64; E. I,leinfeldt163; C. Jef-
fery 62- R, Perkins 60. III, Class -
C. Fisher 61; O. Moir; 58; A. Fisher
54; C Prout 53. Sr. 'TI.-E.=Lilein-
feldr 70: T. Yellow 60;1 G. Ford 52.
Tr. II. -P McFalls 54; F Ford 48.
George eLawson, teacher
SCHOOL REPORT of S. S, No;6,
Usborne-Promotion Examinations --60
per cent to pass :-jr. to Sr. IV. -L,
John 65 . G. Barnard 63, G, Johns 61,
E Horr, 59. IIh to Jr, IV.-T.Creery
93, B Medd 88, J. Barnard 82, C.Eell
80 R. Smale 66, M. Cornish 56, F,
Routley 56 W. Skelton 49, F. Hey-
wood 48 F. Skinner 46. Sr. II, to
Jr. III. -M. Cornish 87, R. johns 78,
R D.elbr'idge 63, E. Johns! 53, T.Hey-
wood 50 J. Wilson 45.
PROMOTION EXAMS. for S. S.
No 2. iJsborne;-Jr, IV. to Sr: IV. -
Total marks 725, to pass 435, Ulric
Snell 502; Sr. III. to jr. IV. -Total
marks 725, to pass 435, Elsie Knight
513 Reta Pollen 477, Cecil Stewart
471, Wilfrid Turnbull 443; Jr. III. to
Sr. II1.,-Total marks 650, to pass 393
Lawry Knight 445, Arthur Rundle 422
Madge Dowp,e 405, Iva Williams, 397,
Gertie Stewart 395; jr. II, to Sr. II.,
Total marks 605, to pans. 363, Carman
Dowpie A30, Marie Cottle 388, Ara
-
belle Hankin 382; First to Jr. II.-
Willie Allison, Sheldon Francis, Sim
Pollen Ethel Stewart. Primer to the
First -Wilfrid Allen, Edgar Rundle,
Charlie Campbell, Charlie Hodgert
Gertrude Pnight.- M. L. Coward,
Teacher.
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BRUCEFIELD
A quiet wedding took place at errs.
Campbell's in Clinton„ art Saturday
when her daughter Those May, was un-
ited in mai-rage to Mr. Simon McKen-
zio a prosperous young fanner of
Tuckersmiith. The bride and groom
are both well known here, the bride
havin,t resided in Stanley on The sec-
ond concession, before going to Clin-
ton, The ceremony was performed
by the Rev. Mr, Harper of Clinton.
After the wedding dinner rhe happy
couple left on the afternoon train for
Torontc and other eastern i"aoints.
htrs John . Snider axed two -hild-
ren are visiting relatives in Detroit
during Easter week. -Miss Hazel El -
coat who is teaching in the Ladies'
principal of the ,public ;school at
Briglitor, is home for the holidaye.
ears W, H, Rattenbury is visiting
tier sou in Toronto. -Mr, Hough i
getting; settled on his new farm and
had one of the largest movings
seen in these parts. -Mr, ,and
Dunlop and family of Zur'eh and Mr,
W. B Wilson spent Easter in tag
village. The "Old Homestead” wee
greeted with a. full house on TueS-
day et ening and as usual was highly
appreciated and applauded. -M . Sill't-
ort McKenzie and bride have return-
ed .flan: Toronto.. Congratulations.n
Jae: 'Vincent of Dashwood has com-
menced work with Chas. Wasman for
the summer, -Miss Mary Smillie
visiting friends in Seaforth,-Miss Tee-
sie .McMillan of Seaforth Collegiate
college at Whitby, arrived Dome to la spending the holidays with liar
spend the holidays, -Leonard Smillie parents here.
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PRINCE ;GEORGE, • 3656
, Yl ELSH PONY STALLION
Reputed to be the prettiest pony in Ontario, and
is the sire of many beautiful animals.
TERMS $10 To insure living foal
- Address, Drawer C, Zurich
Allies of Germany Want Peace.
ROME, April 6.—In spite of var-
ious official denials from some of the
belligerent nations that preliminary
steps halve been taken to conclude
peace, especially y Austria and -Tur-
key without ,,onsuiting Germany, the
report that Diavi: Pasha, Turkish
Minister of Finance, who is now in
Switzerland, is o.,' a'mission of; peace,
_hinds credence here
Y H
Netherlanc%' Wart ing
WASHINGTO i Aprils` 7i6i ='The
Netherlands G'ovcrnment :has >iotlned I.•
the United States that any foreign
ship misusing th ''Dutch flag or using
other ;paeans • to make e;,pretenee of
possessing Dutch nationality will not
be ; allowed to depart from or pass
through waters u.,der the jurisdiction
of the Netherlant.:. -_-
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Spirit Willing, Flash Wenk
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Sir Wilfred: "You are wrong, Sir Rc ert; I haven't put any weight on my Free Trade Foot since 1911."