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• (nRSIni.nnne MARCH 23rd, 1010.
THE EXETER TIMES
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Pr, sobram. spent SatlardaY la rape-
the winter here; has returnee! to bts
tOlatt ire Alberta,
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late. D. Attc1saae of Crediton spent
Sunday in town,
ay so
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held in the Methodist neuron, on Tueln
lia,y March 28th, , afternom andi
evening. The speaker% will fee Rex,
Rev.
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30 noilitqui A Inet13 Moan 'Walla
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Effort to Gain Ground Betweon Federal Law Witt Prevei
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Avoe u t and Malancourt ping Into Dry Provn
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miss ora. Rottman oa Tasistock is
V. Langford, of Terento; J..
a 4se nuone, :Sea tglaal Pqa, eretima
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Now is the time to
visiting eekitives and frierida. here at
present. .
inevenet of the puling. people et town
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Exeter
Knight, of Heinen; (Rev, C. alr, De-
ken ot 'Woodham; Rev. L. Reid, of
Granton end Miss Jean Baird, of
earkhill.
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dmo!her
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Sue eaeoesne nolf pin atoni„ wan
wren laig Ste eidienatel elle& P0Inalui
tuatnesnunt Jo itooi e inlet Peelann
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Preach Meet Advance of Enemy With
Artillery, Machine Gmt and Rifle
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lioii. C. i Dolterty Introdue
to Make :rt a °Online' 0
buy' wire fOnee be=..
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fore it advances, ill
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etteadedsthe skateng ;rink at
Thurednef evening..
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A Bed Cross quilting asels held
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Tharsdoy afternoon in, the 'basement
of elm Evangelical ehareli.
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ZION
The Zion • Itteds.Croen Circle of' thevan
Manville *Unlit have rsent toithe Red
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Gave e Three 4
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004" I 'PIN ann on s°44. 4c1•1111 W."; °°.
a re le s am a hew, •
Illths °31-°1
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os aupano ins ao3 panum I eteurom
etu pp t, KU '3W/3mq- llOsSlil
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esaJuoa 'tem apierc aati el a Innen) 0
, i kiln Ann ntrialtinInoren On 0tnieeten
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te Dove Near Value Falls
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abort of n'reach Line lued Results
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t in Henn neaseefon Rlaentat
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neon, Lietior nate a Pea
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.,;tny Use Which. is Prot),
the' Law of That Provine
Gnvenanients... Will. Enf
price.
Let me quote yott on
.Several from here attended' the
funeral. a the infant son of Mr. and
.titrn 'Leonard 'Wurin at Zurich., Burn
da,y, .
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Crate Society, Lo.ndon, Ont., f. rem the
Ft on October to tne present, , dile
tollowmg3.80 grey. elannel dAY hits
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" By F. A. MITCHEL 1
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9113 jiQj 211141°U "AI' eae" .P"13' 51J't
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%log paid 01 pat,q pug 1 tie
LONDON, Inareb. 21.-Abandening
their attacks. at least for the time
beinn on the seetion of the Veedula
Law.
OTTAWA.," March. 21,-E
nehertY, Minister •of .Tustio
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your needs in the
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following tines,-
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All kinds of Lumber
iler did ot rough,
Messelet Jas. and Valentine , Goss-
man and Mrs. Wm. Killiger of Port
Huron and Airs. Wm. Westake of
Stretford are visiting their mother
Mrs. Fred Gosisman, who is seriously
in. nt. nresenn .
42 euits pyjamas; 37 anspitainihirtin
10 Itentlese Shirts; 17 mattress covers
32 sheet, 02 pillow eases; 143 pairs
tend knit eocke- a ce. may r id
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white totton and lime also a num-
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Der of flour and sugar bas.
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taaviug tried various 'ways of spend-
ing, the month 1 Put eskle each Year
for An outing, 006 tired of them all, an 1
wee casting about fur some DM meth-
I saW au adverlisemon a
eller fie . jog peena nee 1 tem pause
le.negeta peenin peg PUB Den
eta nenann nem purl pp ou num
wee nue sCI•Le
PIP "Aa Ul3W1 'U XI 70°P i
;names. Jo eantiaaaP nalaa nata tnorla
"Ilan 'A0.103:1110 u 00 110 :11011:01m1
front lying to the east of the Meuse
and aisle on the section on the west-
nrn bank between Itethincourt and
Mort. Homme, the Germans esSaYs
en with a fresh division to gain
ground on the three-mile front which
between Avocourt Mal-
diteed a.' bill in the House
mons yesterday • afternoon
'Au Act in Aign of Provinei
lation Prohibiting or Restri
Sale or Use of intoxicating '.
• In moving the first reedit
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Shingles Lath Cedar
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Fence Posts, S ft lotg, 9
ft long and 10 ft lon).,c,
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Cement, Wall 13oard
and Ready Roofing. ''
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Too Late for Last Week
Bine Kathleen Genge visited in
London over Sunday,
air. Clarence Heywood, of Exeter
spent 'Sunday in town.
tifiPt% SGabel, Smith o1 o4u nEcfeyter, visited
ii lnsiectioratnjo. 1, gave the pluasit7
ffiPCiall'onliv el Y
EuicrILLE , ,•;
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Messes. Will and Alden Johns ate
tended the wedding of thetr brother
in. Listowel last wee'k. . 1 ; •
212=01..1.P.rzhoidaiss,t 7,151,yurnerh
nyteiotttoeiriatollezapeol,c:eTionrotahteo.iettestsi;33!
od when of
cabin situated on an island on the
coast 0 Maine. 'the price wits so. yea
sonaele that it attracted my intention
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I entered into correspondence With the
and en,enged it.
ImMilyerreason nor doing ter wags that I
smiret soed tom'griollyw Pe ople,at home that I de.
bere I would Foe no one.
31°0Sca
au 1.1'00 It 2upacid • us) nesSul Petard
GS car Pvg ja.A8K VaPanclulaP "AI 1
*smog ealam3 to:4RA
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na4,4 apatu an WHO 0111LIV pOUTV.IIIS 13 aot.1
Rey *ARE:tn.:odd° oaotu auo amm pegs
nnool a;ntiolgtutipte4 so.31projuoano.gitue.cz.elttouttou4croa
ansal atn Ao .saltnau attop aant1 no,S clams
:a2uSsom E amq reelect;
PO. Saar; Stu Inns papuodserma i
extends and
aneourt, west of Betnincourt, and
about ten to twelve miles north-west
of Verdun, and they were repulsed,
'rise attack only made slight progress
a - a point in the easterthnepaardtvaonfeitnhge
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Ma4,aitzeoaFurretnNevhoocda.ught
Geemanrasawe iituhea bguainnifeirreaarstillewreyllflares
and a h
with infantry volleys, bi•eaking the
bill the Minister. said that: OE
ince had ample jurisdiction i
own borders to prohibit oi
tbe sale and consumption c
eating liquors in such Ina
itnhilail:otehs4eies to it desirable,
f't rivr Ye n elsas 3 e ;I:1%n
puitenit..t.?ipini•oxi. ey e odfe,theetilote
It was, •tberefore, better f
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CLATWORTHY
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GRANTON
week. .
Mist George Schroeder sold his farm
to G. Oestreiclaer for a
figure. . 1, . handsome
Mine Vera Brokenshire has retarn-
en home after spending ;some time in
London. • •
ciose sublscriptions and ( collectione
were" taken in aid of the college,
The W. an S. held their annual •gent
tertaintoeue 9n March 17th, te:ng St..
Patrick's Day. Rev. G. A. Barnard
acted as chairman. The program
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consisted of I-ong, eentaeons and in
strurnentals, Rev. -Baker, gave a
e I was bounded be per
All day lone
sons eager toreget a word with me to
, etlene and in the evening
sail rue soM is. .
I was, engaged in various social met!
ters. A cabin bidden in a wood with
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a 'new of the ocean appealed to me.
To lie at- nigbt listening to tbe break-
eaten no Jaded a la pup splint or sod
noon, pini pioriesnoq en .esnaleas 14
Illise real I tlraP 0.1030e &Wogs elate]
'wen •sy *amuse lies daap autos OJ 'cm 110 naPreSIP al feign:tante nal 1
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eno past I nequa Stu snow; literenin
sun ds 'menet
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force of then. onset and inflicting
heavy losses Up011 tem.
The attack was earefully prepared
division
topT ferneesmh ytromawreams obtreoupgahrtt
bayndthae
of the front to effect what Was to be
ow. was begun en.
blow. It b with
a surprise,
it b
Province to deal with the lb
.blem iustead of attemnting
wide prohibition.
tion Unwfoatstuanptatteolyb,e innu-olviiifinectliall
terferenee of persons outsid
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Province, who at present e
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Mr. Theodore Redd' has Purchased
very interesting. talk on Motherhood.
- the beech was 1 ' A as* f 1 c
on e s e nug i n
one 0 o4 toil cregreat
p P
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yatlence and was attendtd
1 a Y
flame. The
to ship or carry in liquor to ,
the farm Of Mr. Paul blessner of the
There was sin iter by eight young
g
ers • . 1 3'.
I found the location What I bad
eamompoft Sem Sul mon Ines annour,
'Sup
the use of jets of liquid
object of the attack, according to the
winch had declared the tr
con.sumption, of liquor to be
GRANDIRUNKIA.--
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Goshen Line.
Mee. F. Rinker wee called to De-
Saturday to the serious
boys led by ales. Medd, winch was..
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very 'appropriate; readings by Miss
N. Medd and reading and solo by Mats
dreamed it. Tbe cabin was well
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enough, but the furnishings were ex -
en
1° adxa len pip i estris exact age,
Anent eel
en Kinn sttepeag atirettus Sq panowo
r n h War Office, enlarge
F e e e, was to the
German front.
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This condition Of affairs 1
Federal legislation and tne
.situation.
ARE YOU GOING
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WEST ? .
The. Grand Trnnk Railway System
will run
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lloineseekers Excur=
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troit owing
ninon of aer tester. •
Mrs, Mary Pope, of Rennin visit-
ited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. 1,
Graybeil, Sr, over Sunday. •
Ptest Wilbur Pfaff, of Exeter, and
Wes. Geiser, of Parkhill, spent Sum-
day with their parents here.
Mr-. L. Kleinistiver, Sr., had the
misfortuue to fall down fstairs Fri-
day and as a reeult broke her arm.
May 'Clarke; singing by the .eboin.
Proceeds amounted to $30.00
johns -Edwards - A happy event
took place Thursday afternoon, Mar.
16th. et the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Ezra, atiehm, Wallace St„ when Mns.
atiehnota sister, Miss Margaret Vera
Edwards daughter of Mr. and. Mrs.
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Wm. na. A. Edwards, of Saskatooe,
a former student of the Listoeved
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high school was united in marnage
to Arr. itenry Edward Johns, of Exe-
ecrable. A cheap bedstead, a rickety
b ' tableh' h t t k
nreau, a on w le o era_ . a coo
end a lot of cheap dishes cern-
stove a
pleted die furnisbings. There was no
de neer me but scattered
other abo ,
about were slimmer cottages, some of
Mika Were fairly pretentious. I saw
no reason vray I sholikl be troubled by
t aimat s of an of th m o I. as
nee e y e s ong
I let them alone, which 1 proposed
to do.
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eisetu tia.nap sust 1 pau uoeuet sie elm
am palm remain atp neen •atu node
Pannasan Ilan./ Pull 100 ssaultnin 0111
eod. Mann sa5n10 0q) Puu Jell 31017114, al,
noes nom act tenon 1 nen int pains
_se I ene VIP 1 sit °twin 11111-111 11. Me
e opnoa 1
_mne aq nefl ne paau tenon.
Inn sem/nese sun setnetenee elm en
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ennee ma en ate "nip al tam pang
pun nioneejeuar; Stu 0.1 senten lia ,
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1.22'°4 St° Pmsaadx° 1 *3111t° °in "la
. The vermeils resumed the attack at
Vat= Saturday without changing the
Tee attack, like the vio-
lent assaults which marked the
earlier efforts of the Germans to take
this sector, was preceded by an in-
tense bombardment. But on this oc-
easion the infantry forces used to
carry home the attack were small.
Using these emaller .forces, the Ger-
mans made a series of assaults
against the line between the Vain
village and the wood to the south of'
was introducing prohibited
portation of intoxicating lie
any Province to be dealt wit
Province in any manner ;
by Provincial law. The thi
carrier, and the receiver woi
liable under the Aet to crirc
secution.
The law, he went on to st
take effect immediately upo:
sage and be of universal ap
If a Province did not forbid
consumption of liquor, n
SIOIIS
s, EACH TUESDAY
March 7th to Oct. 3ist
!Inclusive) •
Tiekets valid to return within two
montbs inclusiye of date of sale
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Winnipeg and return $35
Edmonton and return $43
Proportionate low rates to other points
in Manitoba, Saskatenewan & Alberta
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1 THADIES ROM) .
Mr. John Allison had a successful
wood bee last Saturday afternoon.
Miss Jennie Palsemore visited her
grandmother, Airs. S. Passraore, in
Exeter for a few days recently.
Me. Will Passmore who hae, been
ill with pneumonia is able to be up
again. His man.y friends hope to
see him out again soon. . •
The soldier boys from Exeter will
march back and attend Divine ser-
vice in the Presbyterian charch next
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ter. The beide was prettily gasyned
in white silk crepe_ She wore the
customary veil, Lthuraed with pearls
and flowers and carried a bouquet
ot pink and white carnations. The
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ceremony took pa ce under an arca
of flags and the officiating clergy-
man was Rev. Mr. afitlyard, pastor
h rch The wed-
of the Methodist c u . .
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ding march was played by Itine Ma-
th bride and
ncl litiehms nejaa . (Pr --2 •
during the signing ot the register
Miss Mabel Rielen .and Meister Bar-
v In lim gave instrumental dueta
r- ° • . an ‘ asway by hes
The bride was „inject)! tel. of Mit-
uncle, Mrt a, M. il :W. a as
I had spent a week with only my- Gann nesteee ont en4)es,0 01 neer nue
self for company when one day, after tettnenee. etn en teleteee irqs *news
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a long tramp. on returning to my cab- _ .
in 1 stood on the threshold astonished' 11410P 01X1W0'12-111munti Olii III -aanalsis
-sr roan> enc./spin mow Sta cq num
t t • f ) • t• e interior.
a a tans c nes ion of lb . ern no. pals:pen 1 put) 'nal actj Papetorcl
Disorder had been accumulating ever Dm m y z Is a n es Set
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i ' 'vel• tb I 1 bad 1 - I ' . u'' '11°' 71 tu'e 81 - .
since tny . rn . ,, e iec never anent eel mum
. been made: the dishes had not been , „,, neennen e ee ee,e' „ae,nt „ ee
. I) d Th • . eh f the "- - '-'-'---- d''' nn"---- ''''' nil;
NW'S e . . ere were enough 0
- - -Plant 1 an1at111 tenon Inellaaa 31. ad11-'14
linter to.lnet one person a week with- -ISS4" 3o0 P13100 1 lull3 2111113.13u003PoP
ont being used more than once, and 1. - .
II"' .t4no Pa•larni 01)ini-11 Annn;191
had eboat fleished the lot. I toned on .., -
' ' euTear 2alre t1.131010I0 ;1400 ..MIE[1' MP'S
My intern the bell node. tbe• dishes .t1111Inte alit Panddris tens rater -inn mist
wastrel 11-1° ee'lailg "le"sfin maned' seen app maim 3 p•nsatians seen 41
the Rendre-gout farm. The French
artillery, inau.w.ne guns an ries,
• ' d11that
threw out the customary fire cui•tain
and at no point were the enemY
troops able to reach the Preneh
lineis,
- .Heavy bombardments occurred in
the course of the day in the Verdun
sector. The German artillery directed
an especially heavy fire against the
line Montsville-Bois Bourrus, on the
•weittern bank of the Meuse, south of
Chattancourt. The French guns
were also active on the whole front,
Particularly' in the Woevre. A Ger-
or
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would be committed Y se
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quer into rovince o
consumption.
If the Province did forbi
• the sale or consumption of
both, then it would be unl
import liquor into teat Pri
into any part of that Provin.
such sale or consumption wt
den by law.
Replying to a question, i
ister said that the Federal
ment would not attempt tt
the law, but would- leave tb
Provincial authorities.
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,)Fell particulars and tickets an apphe7
ation to. agents.
Sabbath morning when
, en a special
sermon will be preached- by the . e pas-
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tor. Rev. Dr. Fletcher., Service 11
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chell. he groore's gitt to the r je,
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was a near' .necktece and to the.
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run/ hanging spiek and span on the wee, ..tetnenm, nil „nee eta se !renege°
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ahem's.• napT SW13 trepan:en in paean sum 1 pm
f - ' ,.
man munition depot was blown up in
the Moranville woods south-east of
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Damlonp.
TURKS SURRENDER)
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pianists, Mies Mabel and. et aster ar-
laroeck 'and site-
1 It elf t I ill I f fairy
e men . .. 0 le e tem o . a .e,q.n.„Ten enteneeme, „x4 .nnj
story andrilmest exrceltel to gee a lit-
Information that German troops
Large Proportion of Officer
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.nallan inentilen. 'nen,
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If you take a cona-se With us. The ;
demand union us foir trained help, ?
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:is many. timee the nuMber grant. t
Students are entering *
-eating. S
each week. :You may enter at on s
time, Write at once far 9',..r ' ' ,- - i
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elm 1haines Road Farmers! Club
held! their regular meeting oMarch
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13th. Mr, Wm. Moodie toOk the sub-
j ., • a ectl tot _ evemeg and gaye very
'male nd heiplui address onnsorder
"Feeding Beef .Calf to Maturity."
The club -ed to meeton March
27th. The extend.s an ievitation
td anyone in L!d to become mem-
bers.
The ocincert given in the Presbye
terian. church on Al_nday night was
a decided success. the stormy wehths
en no eoub- ono ratin,g ti. number
from enjey , a treat :but the at'
tender - .• ,..s good I. • s late when
.., ' e ' to th
the•ing •e
: p ana`"111a "nt- -• •
t.o.it, of the. • rain brit, 1. n . the enter -
tainers. le., . a 1 1... .i Toronto
seven se , 1, ,e, . eweet mune
ry 0.tiehma a eignet
net sing nespectleilly,. Following Use
ceremony a dainty baucaeon was
served, the table decorations being
roses and melee Guests were pre-
,
suit from antehell, Exeter, nordwich
Saskatoon and Listowel and included
in the matt' presents were 'several
gala coins.The bride's travelling suit
was a black and white check tweed
Norfolk, with large 'black satin hat
to match. After a brief stay at the
home of Mr. apd Mrs. 'Mehra, the
beide apd groom will• leave for Exe _
tea to make their residence at "Sun-
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nybrooke F,arm." The many friends
0 i.he bride in Listowel will wish tor
o ' e h happy and
Mr. and Mrs. o ns a„_...
and prosperous wedded. Idea-- lass
towel Banner. On their arrival home
on Saturday evening a number of
ten-
e,„,jT, p.m;0„,is .roaa noAa pee
tte ola woman drop clown the chimney' '-'
otn ann nee sun a.t.rd aawora pozi tem
tat srt MR .ulinnt the ' 'MIL
e t • , ,_ Sur inn 4 fIrr "OOS-7,4I7 "•"0"4"" "I' ratnn
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Several aye po tuning which esoupten peewee inn 1 /1:0 2up:101 3
W1'4 .1'
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. e up about .ut)m 30n .211110-10 litttaltald It luada I
me. where r" t asent.e. I returned -sseatime reeto
tc• find ne • his. as before. Still an, _ rap' 0) ..., e T11.T.T0p.711 Si. 1 IlliitOON MOM .
rot fnal„ inev. I wrote on a -awn on apom aris -mop: :Limp Pupa°TY
piece of ennui:lel n message and r
Mt fitalptiods sox: 1 mon pia! 111fIll.) attl
Nunes; a ge, enee .• the wan tor my 1 , .
vamp. 3,:n no? 1 sp11 ,to Jar) o.ntrAttoo ol.
next n„,„. .., .
anew ID '0,)/0.3,13. non ans unsaall a
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Fair. . • "! !...tk you very much
for yo StAl °T18 31413 linnannl aq 01 am Paaali
. 3 ,.-. I only one thing.
WM rc • . : me' If so, leave word nq aes ;um ams ellimba sett 1 pig
when nt 1 • A -me and I will make it *a:it:astir Sui n3 panset pee aqs Terme
known. anent floated mit roi am name aes
I went • e . • etnet vey soon, and etre) mappnea pipit) net I •atu °pig
wben I ro •'.• 'nen t h went I had -ail pn tits 0111) papopl oils ippisi rattans_
wen w 1 ... • tl in •• t rs a Slturn r ono 0r0 111'41030 .10C/locantr-'
1 en i •• • e In • n • - s' ' • - - '
parently in a. -glint et an eld person ,erpq Sus pansas 44•2 pre 1 aaljr: uoes
were being brought north of Verdun
front from the eastern part of the St.
Mihiel salient caused the French
guns to keep up a heavy bombard-
ment Saturday night of the road be-
tween Apremont and Vigneulles.
'ate afternoon communique told of
hea French artillery fire on. Hill
265 and the Corbeaux wood, to the
west of the Meuse, to which the Ger-
.
mans matte no response.
After their repulse Saturday the
German's apparently decided to take
a breathing spell, as Sunday passed
quietly without any infantry attacks.
Even the bombardment by the artil-
lery decreased in violence .
The French bombarded German
trenches in Cham.pagne and German
depots north-east of St. MihieL
Up to the Russians
PETROGRAD, March 2'
three weeks of suspended an
main Russian forces beyon
rum, which have been waitir
developinent of operations
Black Sea and in the Lake
gion to make their positio
against possible flank attacl
Turks, have again resurot
westward march. toward Sivg
Although the Russian ad
yielding a constantly growl
ber of Turk prisoners, thei
reason to suppose that th
have begun to offer seriou
once to their pursuer. .cc
unofficial reports, the large
of prisoners is accounted 1(
Turkish discontent
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'catalogue of Commercial, gt earn
hand or Telegraphy delete. mi.: ‘. , 7
se c' •• • • eanh the ,autnenee
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d r ' i ..6.013. He wee very attlY
the by Miss
the groom's nearest relatives
dered them a reception. After a
Wad spent in
the following: •2111Sni4) sum 1 enel alp laarlsns menu
you,. single „.13.,,, ,,, , .,,,,,...i; nu • e it. s.topujeneci Sul 40n3 mi.rua4 ',311turois
TElli SEIVESSI.
with c
prevailing in the Turkis
which has resulted in a gra
ja. At, McLachlan, Pelt. et „
organ
." r -.organ, the organist of the
- ech. Miss Neincon. elocutionist of
splendidteaROUTED
the everdng
mune and social chat. i
Before going at e e -eh! 1 v.,r1,1e: -two amen 0.4 palatal -tamer 1 nevem]
Some one te love- ,3. 11Ii.11 7S.1 100J u no du patltioad 511.11 an
--a--
British Auto Squadron Performed
Remaz•kable Exploit in Egypt.
Position of the soldiers to s
in this connection it is Intel
••••••••••••••oetonise
arest Hill, was linable to tome ,oa
accourib of illness, but ker -substitute
delighted her an-
• RUSSELDALE •
The answer to thi. as , -nu eparipeids„ Ste -papuraeo sun 4no
Love is not singular: : ••., *4-.;1.1. 'slip 1)3 analap 04 peptiaiard 1 •ptinoj
LONDON, March 21. -An. official
.
statement issued by the War Office
note that an exceptioeally 1
t g f ffic - h v b
een a e o o els a e e
•
Some them
IlliGNOR ROLL FOR 16tst Battahon
, Maj. W. .7, Beanean.
Lieut. Edgax Torramee
Sidney Smith', Bey po.
Fred Tucker, Exeter
Miss Drumniond,
dience witl. her selections, giving two
numbers with music accompaniment
ere
vrbich were especially good. .
Rapt of Seaforth. was the ;soloist for
the evening and gave pleasing num-
hers which. were much appreciated.
The entertain•ers received great ap-
emany
plause and were encord
responding each
Min an d Mrs. Gleason Gilt Ispenti
Sunday and Monday wi th friends in
,
Granton.
nsor. of Detroit, 15
,Capt. Thos. •Tta fr‘ nits ip tills
at present visiting le 1 ,
vicinity.
etr. lienry Balfour de livered a
handsome well matched roan team to
, aq peusa atm up inoinea ol einooleu
I found en the ruil, “taillel of my • • . '
n nin0.1% I 'temp emmitill sun ;1 03111S
cabin a skein of tine thread, tangled, °- -•• • •
. P P i 1 a i ,.. .i D ,I I 00131
and pinned to it the words: uu • 0111 0 a 1 eta uo • o s 1
,our on suit\ 0.10113 ttall am patu.10,1111 .CpIll
Unravel this and you shall havey
wish. . aspie atu, *alit:awl .1011 0.1013 .10114p01
This f • b ' if sum e.i.itii .103 •sespno.al e113 110 anctre
airy tintless was not grat y -
ing ray curiosity. 1 spent no time try. on sun 0.10114 0.1 OS annb sun- 1 ',eon
e
ing to unravel the thi•eatl, but spent ...ernes1 aes to Pm) ujapoo 044 up wee
Saturday tells of the exploit of an
armored automobile squadron under
-
the Duke of Westminster on the
western frontier of Egypt. It ap-
pears from the wording of the state-
ment that the Duke is present in per-
son on the Egyptian front. The
armored -car squadron bearing his
name was presented by him to the
prisoner. of
were oneer o
theyunable 1 e t
German control of the arm3
The capture of Mamahatt
shows that the Russian fo
within 60 miles of Erzinjal
road to Sivas. Sivas will
mark the first organized resi
the Turkish armies.
. John Kendall Gornish, Elimville.
. Hector Heywood, Exeter.
times, graciously
time.vox)
Mr., Vance, of Mitchell, on attendee.
'fuer-
eem Jo apItioa 0 st 4 1 •
. • wenn
considerable thought in laying a plau s
_, Am 04 am 0,43.4p 03 elio emos iisu 04
find was my fairy
Government early in the war, and
. . . . . - -
A MYTHICAL BATT]
Fred Hopkins, -Whalen
Sylvanus Cann, Exeter
• Wilbur Pfaff, 1 . 1 .1 - 1
;.! Milton Pfaff . -
a Harold Biseett '
: Fred Wells
Lloyd Rivers
. Arustin A. Riee '
Ernest Collingwood.
Albert S. Bolton
Wilfrid 0.• Steteart
E. M. Williaros, Farquhar
Grant Hooper - '
Thos. Herold Wilkinson, LureleY
tCyzil Tuckey '
-••-•
t . GREENWAY .
Mr, Garent Sherritt has gone west
fon: the summer,
Master 'Carman Woodburn is re-
covering from the grip.
spent the week-
Mise W. Swearer'mon
end at her home in Thorndale.
ReveL. Smith, of Teronto, spoke in
theetiethodist church bet Sunday af-
ternoon in the interesbs of Victoria
College and the Educational society.
by all. •
Ptes, Walter Shipp and John;
ling of the elith Battalion, ,Galt,
spent the week end with friends here.
Airs. Jos. aloes bus been called to
the bedside of. her sister, Mrs. Rob-
inson, of Wiiadson who is seriouslyi
R 13-
ill. At the time of writing Mrs. o
• ' . .
is very m itch improved. ,
• WilA.LnN
trat ord Nor-
Gordon Morley, of S f
mal was home over Sunday..
Myrtle Squire epent the tveek
to out who god' _
1 eastward a uo aletnae
mother. I did not doubt that It was °Awl 1111119 . In • . • '
some girl from one of the cottages- ir aarel noS 31 nun,. *plus 1 antral 1„
possibly several girls who were (terns 'ammo atel 1131s1
ing a lot of amusement In playing OTO 0.) euiraistintu epos suet aes pm;
'oJe.i Sur a neanco 1.. u
fairy. Tbe only plan I could think of *.mq jo nowt= . P 1 II d
ante 1 • •SisereteaSs Jo auo el Sun am32
was to go away early in the day and '
aeuasard Stu pr. seralasuaun Jo uoissaad
hide near by. This I did. There wasThe
uu atinaa ne o asua aul in
a dense thicket a short distance from •na •1013 P . II .1 I . .
notruatae 0 a um 1 •aain me til a puu
my cabin, and one morning, having - - P
breakfasted at 5 o'clock, taking a book, anwa -"non anus I Put; nau nulaae 110 Pa
alias eils •aeg 001400 o.) ion pepueierd
d t b d lunch 1 went '
pipe and o acco an a ,
• to tbe tbleket prepared to wait and 1 4ng 'Mu 0uau,') earnomPon' ener 0111
111
,tauSsua
distinguished itself at iveuve Cha-
pelle.
According to Saturday's statement
the 'squadron was used. to dispose of
the Senussi gun defences in the pur-
suit of the tribesmen near aollum
- '
n the EgY tian-Tripolitan frontier.
o p
gunners in the machines shot
d own the gun crews of a gun and
two machine guns which sought to
gSunday's
stay the pursuit, and the action fin-
ally resulted in the capture of all the
tribesmen's artillery. The British
advance totalled 150 miles.
Parmans Claim Victory on
-
Front to Cheer hp Peo
LONDON, March 21. -In
offset the news of the rept
feats of the Germans at Vei
Berlin °facial re ma' ort is
P .
ing victories on the Russia
report contained
nouncement:
"Eastern *ar theatre:
t d Russian'- •
peeted attacks on t
eNe:
DbortishvisaitdyePLa
, . . Fiat oddree was enjoyed
!Ralph W. Baleen, Wi,nchelseai
A week ago last Sunday the mem-
eo. Edwand KellettEliravlebees of Grace church areIse t d Pte.
ana.vid G. Appleton 1/Vill McPherson, And Pte. Fred Me,
, nearnet Daus Creditenlure
Phersop with wrist watches. Mayor
Jameslit• AGOIrahan " 0 riton was present and spoke a few
Bruce H. Matthews, Thames Ind. I a • •
IC John. A I-ang, London lid. • . kindly , words. - •
..
. W. 'W. Millson,, Exeter . ear. Lloyd Stewardson la t recently
Lloyd England,. )Crediton . , •for his home in Saskatchewan alter
Gordon 0. Culbert, Centralia ' visiting his parent for a few menthe.
• Eas•1 Henry dieddern Credited Itin Geo. Sherritie who: has event
leydd
MisS ,. xi 0 el no allee no Iipeald
enod with her sister, Mee Albertwatch. • ,
Sctt, of larq a r. About 11 o.cloct In e morning1Jpun esnoi aro 04 402 1 eoiupals
• stens nu rate mint paitiastwe Spui pee,
rd a child's voice cam
Mies Nettie McNaughton has re- beard calling, "-' . . s . , e
1peeped tbrou h an o enine •• am) uo limn 1... In 04 am none
turned home after taking a course goner g p . . 1 s s s ,
at nursing in 'Buffalo. and saw a girl about ten years old "1.1P11-11 MAI 1.° 31 a" 40E13 -11" -u"°
• • 1 eans me, •poransul 1 „nu 'on„
Mr. enct Mrs. 'Wright visited on near tbe cabin beckoning to some one
Friday lest with Me, and airs. Ale I could not see. • Presently I saw a ...asnoll arn 03 Pal-mua oq 380111 3102iu
bert Scott at Farquhar. • , gin of perhaps twenty concealed from 'Altni 0113 Plus ..'diall ilua Ilim I.
Herb Langford has lost tWo fiae the hut by e tree,. but' visible ,to Me, enuttu uatop tines put: dals
Coen recently winch means quite a evidently fearful • of advancing. . Bnt )00 two ..enneene papcientri lime
tins time a 'the. • out .pso,ii; 1 si eainguu 4uto
tan
-
3rps SmashPaper Office.
VANCOUVER, B. C., March 21. -
Japanese recruits in this city, who
have been training for about two
na nths al expectation of being util-
° 1, , .
ized by the Canadian military author-
ities, and have become dissatisfies,
because they have not been supplied
with uniforms, demolished the news-
f The Canania News
paper plant of - - 11 t
owned by Rev. Goro Kaloura i Sat-
•
oonr
sLoafk
aarnedez
with the greatest violence,
enemy was everywhere
with extraordinarily heav3
Before our positions on boa
Lake Narocz we counted, 9,. ,
Russians. Our losses art
mane,
Neither the Saturday or
Petrograd official report eon
reference to these ' alleged
Saturday's report does, how
• aViillane , • • -g
•33ext Rivers g ' •
;Sidney West , , • IF Vim CHILD IS CROSS ,
- , ,•
Ernest Hervey FEVERISH, CONSTIPATED
• Lea Taylor ,
•
loee. year. the child into the cabin arid „appal]
'Peofne agnin, beekimed eagerly, and the young nom; telop 1 Spaaptit 13 ag ejet 'unary
A number Of ' our young•
'spent a pleasant time at the home of women timidly left her biding place emu y.. anus 1 .eaums Orman teno
. . .
•Ohitttek, near -ran .
Mrs. Archie in ton euiddes 100.12 aainu pauloaIS 1: Amen
and went into the cabin.d
Clarence - Malaita who hes' neen Now I did not propose to give away a. inu
'V 1 1
urday night, in revenge for an article
in the paper in question deprecating
- ,
th
assaults by e Japanese as an out -
.-• .
come of their dissaustaenon. Police
. -
reserves were called out, and ten
fer to the explosion ot a mix
it
Germans north of La e 1
an to the repulse of two c
by the enemy.
. „Ian Willis .
Elmore 'Willis •.
,. John "W. Mallett e ' 'Look 'Mother! . If tongue is coated,
"Cali-
.
vaccinated i1 -b a n•ua r . of the the ndvaotaee I held by colln.ing my 110.1(7 peg 1 31 Payne eqes, acme :enema
other the. 15th .3a. ellenboys of 3 a tt ' . e 04 tagous
ai puu oet! ags
d inin patiamwl
, fairy goatuother. I waited till she haau
is home 'this week' duty.
Japanese were arrested, after a stren-
u, figlat.
,
Convicted of Mannaugl
MONTREAL, March 21.-
'Wetter Harness • cleanse little bowels with
Alfred Gahriel ' forrila rup of Figs."
1Wil1iem Nunn
Pertain,: off , e... t 1 le e.' 'l. then stole ,c• I no sly
Mra. Geo. Jones ireturnen to her after her. my. object Leine to locate
home at Kenton, Man., last week af- au ler corn.
• 11 I f 1 . d I
eqe -enure auos am 40peon atis
41 .1.117.1.117paeeu I pue 'MUD e'PIM
'P
0 3 .;• ;tea a. • ei q 13 eui
I', 0 pa • 1 ' ina a S again a
To Stay in America.
To
NEW YORK, March al. -Francis
Lauzon, drieer of an anira
Which struck and fatally
terve Oudmore
'
tRobt. Hy. Fenimore Mothers cati rest easY after giving
111. Earle entithcott '' nnalifornia Syrup ref Fige," becanse IA
CLarles Camerota ' a fear hours all the dogged -up waete,
Garnet Fern soar WO and fern:ler-03g. 'toed g0ntfr
Williams Sims ' nieves out of thetowels, and you. have
rl
b el oleo 1)110We Ter
ter spending the winter with: relatives - ' d • b • it
panioo for two iniles an saNV el g
here. Her mother Mrs. r Phillipage
tanoks still tontintiee ill, with ns tilt° a cottage sitheted on a bluff even
. Then I rettirped te
sign d of improving. looking the ocean ,
' t see Inlet was he;
Quite a number from around here inn bribnatm" o ‘ "
,attended the auction sale or Aix. same last message.
na • *
prim atis in aniSuel sun mew
73 8 ,
1 et st set AOT III .10 OPTI: MI 0 M
Se 1 . 3 xi p . p ti
mg enip eiu, .aaniontpaa nnu3 Stu
e • ,
tan am env:ant oe th. aungeed gen
3 P 11 . el. -113 • ,
1 linen 0403011 ;stn.' •attnnaen la011 eqn.
•
N '1 ' tither playwright, end Lib -
el S011, a ,
m i o ear la-
I be • f the British P I*
era me
t f • the Hyde division of .Che -
Men 01
•,,
shhe long promineat as a land re -
' ' .
former, who came here xecently, an-
dyesterdaythat h nit d
nouitee e 1 elide
Edwin J. Elliott, tWentYsone
ou the night et Dee<
'
was convicted iii the Court r
Bench Saturday of mans
d will be sentenced b tai
a..n ' y •
Lanergtie next Thursday, ...
• Atva. E. Itrakenefilre ". .st Well; planfill child agato.
e• t be to
Drone on 'Friday Whist week. Need- ' 1 had left the tangled skein on the
•
• , . „
nno, mean naltaaeli
,,
.04kotti
to maae his home in America.
War Police" Appecteei
coaxed
William netfrey BiCk children needn' . ,
. , , lake this harmless: "fruit laxative."
_...e....- it handy be-
less to nay prieee 'Went a wa Y., Mit of table and near It a Sbeet Of writing pa,
nebt. orilty the 31:,enithy farmer ran per on which I had. sprinkled drops of
''6
'
iso Vectp' tlannt rox.0 nO peel
Isretl4in 4no Imo 0) 313041, 03 40s x
n ' • ' '
,
. )3i•itish Lose Three Mine Craters.
ROME, March 21. ---The
f + + 0
Millions of mothers keep
' r.a" age they know Its action ort the
If you really ?believe in Safety Fitst -- -- - ' -
. er and' nowele Is „prompt
box Taktike , gnomon. lin
iJ . k t I th ' d, ea ee at - "Tv " - d b I
11" 181 " end ans. water a...e. ern en -ears du e oWt,
A '
Fairy ,,odroother-x ern wearing Mysbit
Outliving to unravel the skein. (Ave Mit
•
'
netsereen neentato/ em tiod,:otis 01 .1ap
'
406 .tiod (Vt.:imp/2n -atrial emits toll
*
ToT ,p97
LONDON Vaunt 21-B rye
• ,, .- . e a re-
ports the recapture of Sotne groand
'
train •tife British north-east ot Vert
D pare 1
D. e i s, a. -he connes o
stormy sension Saturdan tiin
"
to eat/port tlao GoVernnaent
Vet a of pills for your ,
Itheurnatiem, neuralgia, or • Weeping's- and 'sure'
50-e t b 't
Arran far . they tire ,alieloluteln ,haritt- I Ask rem drugglet for an n.ti _
jean roof- tent's a box at your drugs tie of "California SY-114101 rgs,.,_Nyiptio,
:gists ot by mail front the Gan -elan ecentains directions for bablea entlaren
- -
• ' something easier. .
Children Cry. A reply to this had been written AO
FOR cl. C ' ' the "tear', bespattered paper:
. ET HER S
- - --- sen 4..1.4 kintifts. thmn
\ . . . ,
au 70100$' 3011 purl x .
.11 y lusttload ercituesni tio 0P19111
' ' 2, , . 3 ,
,,,,4, Mrs t1 noua zWallri I At& try 4 tree
2.,,v,rts r om !loop jo.tlentraltli Ott pee
males, In the region of La Bassee,
, .. . . • '
CI l ' chants the ea ture b the
Lon al a . P 7 ,
Germans of three mine crater% at the
Aoheitteliern redoubt:
'solution in winch appreval
,T et tttent 6 3. he
"Qv el n policyni t
unresereedly expressed was
tar a vote of 394 to 61.
Mtg. Co
Collingwood, Oita.
i A• u have your wiah.
TION
t Ship
Cs,
es a Kill
Vence to
enee for
bited by
e-e-nOcat
rce the
au. 0, J.
, intro -
of CoM-
ertitiod
al Legis -
eine' thi
4141.10M,"
g of the
eh Prey-
ethie ite
restrict
f intexl-
tier as
deci for
upon the
ality in
operate.
or each
uor pro-
nation-
regula-
Y the in -
e of that
ere free
Provinces
file and •
'legal,
alled for
bill he
the im-
uors into
h in that
orbidden
pper, the
Id all be
inal pro -
y, would
o its pas -
plication.
the sale
o °Renee
nding
sale or
d either
liquor or
awful to
vine() or
e, where
s forbid -
he Min-
Govern. -
enforce
at to the
NG.
Giving
.-Aftier
ivity thet
d Desna .
g forttlie•
on the
Van re -
secure
s by the
d their
s.
vance is
g num-
-e is none ---
o Turks
resist-
rding to
number
✓ by the
nditions
h army,
ing dis-
rrender.
esting to
igh per -
en taken
say that
tolerate
n bridge
rces are
, on the
probably
stance of
Eastern
le.
order to
rated de -
dun, the
ufactur-
front.
this an -
The ex -
he front
airy and
e began
but the
repulsed,
tosses.
sides of
70 dead
re very
Stinday
ains any
attacks.
ever, re -
ie by the
risviaty,
ffensives
ter.
omobile,
injured.
Years of
mber 5,
f King's
aughter,
. JUStiee
1.
Chamber
11 Of a
t, Voted
A re*
of the
War Watt
adopted