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earea --ieeesee. ,
tmportant Events Which Have
OCCUrred During -the Week. Enp
The Busy World's IilaPPetux,-
Chenniled and
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M
anal AIAttractive
the Readers of Our Paper A
SO11 Boar's Enjoyment.,
WEDNESDAY.
I'IrsbaU joffre and Retie Viviani
visited the United States Sestet
The German Chancellor in the
Reichstag Will make a new peace
offer -
King George wit) make au appeal
rfQX° ecouomy ie the eeneumption of
toed stuffs.
The TOTentli Samaritans reported
having good year, With meny fewer
calls for kelp.
The British troopship Ballarat was
nusi1 by salltnerillen bet all the
pops were eaveda
Women volunteers for farm homea
..04:iitofQfuaerbm-
ec
The Ontd.e*Or work.
Care -
loelegale ts at 9 pies
anie tate opeyatton quietly yester-
ay.
Toronto Presbytery has decided t
table to Mr. Lioyd George urging
prohibition during war in Great
Britain.
MaYor• a
140 haa
the
sisted on' the Lcoll ageepting
resIguaiQL3,
Responsibility fo anY shortage o
potatoes for food foe 'seed is placed
by Hon. Martial Burrell, Federal ntin-
1011,
r rain,
bee a with
S}
gib treeps ave
Bishop 1.ien. of tbe Angli-
an Diocesen alarm passed away
at Kingston,
Prof, George Johnatell, the well-
,
known, TeF9Prilie_n_Finnfli_efai"a!istg, sag'
climbed to ateanteateneon.weningitie.
The Fre1 brI1tafl viet
tory. whea Geateral hintelle$ trooret
dislodged the enemy from the villaeq
ot Ciaonne,
,Etnil Fe,yler, a German American,
was arrested in Toeonto charred witii
attempting to foster trade with a
enemy patella.
The United States Ceneres.s has
passed a bill giving President Wilson
full control O'er the foed eituation
in the Reenblic-
There is trouble an Russia between
the pacifists and thope men who want
to carry the war against Germany to
a victorious conclusion.
Cottater attecks of the GOrtrol
around Fresney were utte44JjI
and did ncit shake the hold Q
Canadians on the town,
The noted Hebert ease bits come
again befere the courts of Montreal.
an action having beea started to
have the child declared legitimate.
and Archbishop Bruphesi is panted as
party to the it.
1313/10y :McGuire of Orangeville,
ud one of the most widely known
presidetts of the Ontario Antatelar
aerosse Aeseeiation, loet bis soil,
'e . Robert McGuire, wbo is his
itd Gerrrtrah Capittr-
in Drive.
General ?Mares TreePs nave Made
340.1.1ePet R*QgreSA:-.1.4ski,40S*
Penetrated Hindenburg Line Cut.,
tileg a Salient or Four Miles in
Leon Defences,
P S14a 8,—.The Freneh re-
:744thetxuaatdtneeeklh
xe4elbeuet
taLolndeunbaulriegnitine!f,faeinutir
arge cleared the last
the Graotine plateau,
ing g.dutnivating heights be -
the week -end more
,*man prisoners were
d In addition to several heavy
CMS.
44,111,40 literd'scotunesniiimdaptaert,
_ aturdars battle.
ridge of the Cra.-
, over which the Chem-
netles-Dames ruus from Laffarax
on the east, to a point slightly
beiread Oraottne, on the west, a dist-
aural of 4adut eighteen miles.
Tugth:ateSaastuaraday :aialtglat; an Sane
d ViQle
a Eetie
Ie nolUt and $
b eaptured CeerMan n a
tt ot untie poSeUit4idonaY' eaTahbeiesacc011ePnae;tal
Nivelle to d.eliver an enfilading Ore
eond boy te give bis life for his anslust the enemr$ defeaeee Won
onatav. the nortbern slaPe ef the Chemi
John Hogue, al es Stewart, des-Darne$ and the uplands north
who Wan Sentenced to be hanged ter the Ailette Valley:
fleeting ea, es„ noetnen. winti.frag •The Gerillan losses were unasuel-
=aigrettes: oaleer af Windsor a
particalarly daetardls- mime, has bed
bis eentence commuted to life im-
prisenment. He is a member of a
el Meat American family.
MONDAY.
A. J. Balfour delivered aa historic
address before the II, S. House,
Britain]: jeined France fti an appeal
for U, S, tops for the West, froat,
A nieve was begeu in the Reich
-
$ to curtail the power or the
PreuUer Itugbes and his
sustainedwere lower Auetral-
n House.
ers' eons are being called
hael Oftle lroin POSitiOna la the city
o aid in food Protilletlee.
FOliC0 raided a cottage on Eastern
istero Agri•ealtare, with the Prfaria- s
0.41 ,IIIktOrp of Agriculture. -
erMen Daidel Lemb and
•b, et Toreato, celebrated
tb ea weddieg. Mr. Lamb was
o dea City Council and In-
thered Riverdale Park Zoo.
The Hamburg -American liners Po
oria aud Clara Meneigt at New
York, have beeu turned over by the
America!: Goverameet for use of the
tente Allies. One ship will go to
see end tbe other to Italy,
1rnler and bis coneagues
yeterday co d with tbe British
5bippin Coetr me the meeas of
sporting d from Canada,
Lator they inte et! the Colonial
See ar,v on eta' of urgency.
'Tile Germ, attempted d
tbe Cauadian lines, but were driven
bach 'ale beas-y losses.
Rctired farmers ItYlUg' Torent
o to aid the great,er produe-
i campaign ibis summer.
e German Chancellor arinounced
that he would postpone bis peace
offer until a more auspie us oeca-
eiou,
The steamer ena
brought dow German seaplane,
but was torpedo from a
second One
-
The Chinese Foreign Office hart re-
ceived information that the Cbinese
Minister to Germany bas left Berlin
r Denmark.
Foreign Secretary Balfour was
asked to address the American Sen-
ate and House of Representatives, a
privilege never before accorded a,
member of the British ,Government.
Tire majority renort. of the Royal
Commission on railroads retain -
molds that Canada have two rail-
way systems, merging all the roede
except the C. P. IL in one system of
anti -wittily -owned railways.
The regulation fixing the maxi-
mum retail selling price of butter at
an equivalent of 68 cents a pound in
Paris was abolished yesterday by the
Minister of Provisions and the price
Went up to the equivalerit of a dollar
a pound.
Seaenty-five Norwegian vessels
were sunk by German subnaarines
April, and more than 100 sailors lost
their lives. /1 such a monthly Toss
was maintained, Norway's merchant
.navy would be destroyed in a year
and a half.
Sir Thomas White, acting -Prime
Minister, officially opened a monster
patriotic carnival at Vartcouver. The
scene of the function was connected
with Ottawa by wire, and the press-
ing of the button opened the carni-
val by the unfurling of flags and the
ringing of bells.
More than $24,.000 was raised for
the benefit of the Canadian Red
Cross Society and for the care of de-
pendents of American soldiers fight-
ing, with the Canadian forces, as a
result of a -brilliant entertainment
and a .ball gives_ under the auspices
of the Canadiais Club at the Hotel
Biltraore, New York.
FRIDAY.,
,The British record a victory,
smashing the Gentian line at two
points.
• The town of Fresuoy, was eaptur-
ed by tbe Canadian troops in a bril-
liant dash.
Alexander Zaimis has accepted
the task of forming new Greek,
„Government.• .
Dr. Lewis T. Fisher, who comes
from Alliston, Ont., was shot and
leilled. in Chicago,
- Colonel Repington of The I.ondon
Times reekone that there are still
6,000,00,0 Germane in the field.
It is understood that reorganiza-
tion on a considerable scale is taking
place in the British Admiralty.
The most recent fignres from the
Militia Department show that Can-
ada has given 414,330 recruits.
The British transport Arcadian
was sunk in the Mediterranean by a
submarine on .April 15. It is believ-
ed 279 men were drowned.
The Toronto District Labor COUrt-
ell passed a vote. ceesuring the City
Connell for asking the Govermieent
to disfranchise the German anelt
trian voters.
The members of the
Conference were received,e„ s
Castle by the King and 'CU'eeri
address to their Majesties, ar
by -Premien Borde '
9,at '
g a a
01
ly biglt. Men retureing front tie
Ilay a one of the cerreepre
dente on this front, "assert tbat th
number of German dead lying on tie
battlefield is greater than ever see
on one spot during the fighting i
France,"
The day report trent Pari
elullhaSiSes the relation betereen tb
French_aud Britieb operatione as
Dingle offensive, The purpoeea of th
command eitlear to nestro
the Germen army or force an expels
5tve retreat which could bardly sto
this side of the evacuation OT western
Belgium and nortbera France. To d
tbis they vaust shatter or render un
tellable either one or both of tbe tw
piers of the llindenburg line: Douai
before the Britiala and Leon, before
tbe Frencb.
aTOUUC, 'reroute, twice itt eight bourn Nivelle's victory was accomplished
and discovered a supPlY of whiskey. however. only by breaking dowa
It is feared that three lives were German defeuce Stubborn beyond de
• lost in the Bay of Fundy elving to script's/it. In feet, it may be doubted
be capsizing of the schooner Helen., whether many days or more intense
Rev, Byron Stauffer, of Toronto, fighting ever have !next seen. On the
said he would plow up Woodbine whole front of forty miles and more
race track and grow potatoes for the there was an incessant battle, in
poor. tvate \vim= Murray, naw at counter-attack
attack and Berman
ExIdbitiou Carar). lost three childre -Agaitust the Freud:, as he hes
from, cerebral meningitis Wri..,A...hwin a against the British, von Hindenberg
forthight. - threw in many fresh divisions, The
Forty or fitty Tillsouturg boys of
fourteen to eighteen bave organized small sections of tbe front. Wherevtni
French identidied•feur new units on
themselvestiuto a drill corps te pre- a point in his litte,Was threatened the
Pare for home defenee. * German commander threw In re -
Sydney A. Smith, operator at the serves in fierce efforts to regain 1oet
St. Thomas Hydro -electric distribut- positions. It is authoritatively stated
Ing station. W1t$ electrocuted by that the Germans counter -attacked
touching a beaaily'cbarged wire.. Saturday more violently than at any
Rev. Thos. Eakin, of Toronto, time since the, French offensive
speaking to tile Princess Pats, said started,
the war ought to have made Canada
free from fault, but be bad failed to • , Frietion in Austria.
notice any great change.• LONDON. May, 8. -- Germany's
Important action towards fixing, of troubles with Austria are Increasing,
maximum food prices jointly by the According to Geneva reports, the
Unithd States and Canada may be ex- German Empress went to Vienna to
pected in the near ftlture, according plead with the Emperor. Charles to
tee Sir George Foster, 'who has just suppress the peace manifestations in
returned Irora Washington.
Austria and prevent discussion of the
Rev. Ernest Barris and Mrs. Ger- Idea Of peace without annexation or
trude illambach, who pleaded guilty
of, bigamy, were sentenced at Kitch- indemnity.
Gernaany is getting fearful lest
ener, the former to seven years in
Kingston Penitentiary, the latter to Austria make, peace without - taking
Russian territory, inducing the' Allies
two years in Mercer Reformatory.
• TUESDAYS
London will likely establish a
municipal coal yard.
Bolivia has severed diplomatic re-
lations with Germany_
Brantford is to sell coal and pota-
toes to citizens at cost.
Mrs. Elizabeth Snively died at Nia-
gara Falls in her hundred and second
It is proposed to make the wastale`
of food in Britain a punishable of-
fence.
tCobalt bakers ealsed the price of
bread from IS cents to 15 cents per
single loaf. '
Brantford biscuit makers raised
the price two cents a pound On both
plain and fancy kinds__
More than half the bakers in Belle-
ville have quit the business, and the'
rest cannot supply the demand.
Kitchener is to open a farm tabor
bureau. • Galt, New Hamburg, and
Elmira have opened similar bu-
reaus.
Six Russian soldiers under the in-
Ruende of liquor ran amuck on Queen
street, Toronto, and one policeman
was stabbed.
John V. Ketclu?son, one ofethe best
known farmers in Hastipgs county,
died at his home near Phillipston, in
his 86th -year,
The United States decided to loan
Great Britain the sum of $100,000,-
000 to help meet the latter's require-
ments during May. -
London Public Utilities Commis-
sion has added potatoes to its activi-
ties, whichealready include water,
electric light, and natural gas.
The roof of the chapel of Loretto
Convent at Falls View fell just after
,thirtneSsaien sisters had •left the
1e;atervoernaingcitityev.,evilLTic).1 u31.,
aniniOnelY passed asresolktiotee at)
Preving ofMr. Ws P. Ceeli u
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to compensate Austria by giving her
territory in the Balkans.
'Jealousy and diStrust - between
Austria and Germany are growing
more ,menacing. The German Em-
press was joined at Vienna by the
Bavarian Prime Minster,- who is re-
inforcing her efforts to induce
Charles to stand ieyaily. by Germany.
Austria is like. a powder magazine,
and the royal fa.raily and Government
are fearful of elerting pressure lest
a revolution start. , The public feels
that Germany is preventing peace in
order to save the 'ambitions of the
linheniollerns, whiclin if gratified,
would make Gerraany more powerful
at the ultimate expense of Austria:
• prince Selects Bride.
LONDON, May 8.—Prince Edward
Albert of Wales, heir -apparent to the
British throne, has answered for him-
self the question, whom he will
marry, according to The National
News, a 1.ondott weekly. The 'News
says the Prince has decided he will
ask for the hand of his first cousin,
Princess Maud, the youngest daugh-
ter of the Princess'Royaland sister.
t0o
young P
ri n ersisnAc Princess s h Uifourteen
rof
Connaught. The
ymonths
older than the Prince, who is 22.
She has lived a retired life,- -the
inseparable companion of her • mo-
ther. Her father, the .13uke of Fife,
was the closest -personal friend of the
late King Edlitard. The report of
The National News contradicts the
rumor current some tinie' ago that
the Prince sought the hid of Prin-,
cess Yolanda, eldest ' fAt
King Victor Emmanuel y.
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Auction SI1e
Notice to Creditors
*a tbett,ffir .,atf the Estate, .
late fIllWsn Tilkty °f Huron,
lage der, colantY e
fintice i
Bittrortes in
kora and others by
ains9 the estate of Jo,
who died on or about
1917, are 'required 9
May 15th 1917, to sea
repaid or deliver to M
maa de eStanbury, of be
Exeter, solicitors for the Ex
of the said deceased their is
tan and aurnameet add lee and, des-
stiptions, the full paitiodare of thetr
otaines, the statement OLIO* Ae,
counts and the nature Of Itilte'neettr•
tittles, if any, held by thlent, And
further take notice that after said
list mentioned date the Exectitork
tor will proceed te distribute th
saute of the deceased among the R,
tie e entitled, tbereto, hating Teggt
only to the claims of widen tbybafl
then have notice and that tae said
Execetorse _shalt not be liabse for
*aid asaete or aoy part thereof, to any
pereon or persons of whose claim,
['once shall itOk have been received
by them at the thae oft such distritea,
tion,
GLAIthIAN STANIIIIRT
Sielleitota for Executora
t Exeter this 24.th day
1917.
tiaat to
cretle
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ewes Tilley
dth,
Auction Sale
OF 110ISSE Se, LOT IN IlLimviLLF
Under and by virtue of the Powers
of Rae contained in a 'certain Mort-
gage, which veill be. produced at the
timel of sale, there will be offered by
Patella Auction on Tuesday the 15th
or May. 1917, at o'ciock in the af-
ternooe on the premises. by ' 13. S.
MINI); Auctnoneert the foLowieg
proaerty.
Part or Far Tea in
the Sixth Vouce. o the Town-
abip o? lintorate taiedng one-half
UR acre more. or ies,a,, baviag a ,frout-
av on the St, hlarye 'Road of Two
Chains by a depth of two chains end
party is a goadeeized Otte and a jUilt
storey frame home", on a brit* foend
ation, in a Vex etate of repair, and
a emelt stable There is a good gar-
den and a good well.
TERMS -Ten per cent on day or
sale., aud balance in thirty daye4
without interest.
Fox ',farther particulars and oa-
Cation% of eaLl. apply to,
& STANBUItY,
inte,i, Exeter, Ontario.
ted at Exeter, 28th day of
Apra, A. 1)., 1917
War= Functions of Oppositien.
"How far does the- fact that the
nation is at war, and fighting for Rs
whole future, affect the conetitution-
al duty 01 His nfajestra Opposition?
We suggest that this grave fact af-
fects only some of the methods of
the Opposition, not its essential
Drinelples of action. It is not at all
the duty of the OpPosition. though
the Tapers and Tadpoles of politica
are apt to think so. to try to tuna
out tbe Government to lower its
credit in the country, or to obstruct
its acts. Except at those points at
which the Opposition considers the
Covert:meat policy to be serioualY
in the wrong, a.nd about which the
Opposition proclaims an alternative
policy of its own, it is the duty ot
the Opposition—as Wellington and
Peel. Russell and Gladstone repent.
edly explained—loyally to support
the Government, and to maintain Its
authority. Only when the hived -
tion considers that the Goverrunent
ks failing not merely to take the
right course1 but failing also to take
the course de,sired by the electorate,
Is the Opposition warranted in at-
tacking the very existence of a gov-
ernment which has ceased, as it is
claimed, to be • carrying ont ' the
popular will. Now, with regard to
the energetic conduct of the war, the
Front Opposition Bench has no dis-
agreement with the Government, and
it does not pretend that the Govern-
ment is not carrying out tbe wishes
of the great majority of the -nation.
It has therefore, on the main subject
of the day, no ground for difference,
no justification for any action tend-
For Infants and Children.
Mothers Know That
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int; to weaken the Government, least - EXETER.
of all for seeking to turn the Gov-
ernment out of office. Moreover, so
far as the administration relates to
military or naval affairs, and even
to the relatiohs with our Allies or
our opponents in the war, it is prac-
tically impossible to criticize pub-
licly any mistakes or shortcomings„Maar' Office,
without imperilling national inter-. President,
est. Thus, over a large part of the Vice, -President,
field of action, war suSpends the
critical function of the Opposition,
and puts upon it the patriotic duty
of strengthening, instead of oppos-
ing the Government."—From -"The
New Statesman.”
THE USBOUNE & HIBBERT
FARMER'S MUTUAL FIRE INS,Ull-
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Mending Trousers.
Two pa,ators' wives were visiting
together. One said: "I don't know
what. we will do ---my htishaad is sb
do. not to heS°amr ehili°Inw Prileiash' hP,q°aPnide
salary is far behind. MY hu -
band eels no blue that he does net
Ike to7eit the people and pray witt7,
t,tePi-re ms::::tri: 4, ,ws 0 e ha
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t1 oSi, ts,;.tro.01:1:10anti,h9file
nearlY •411,the time." The, otlieea
visiting, and thi'r'Sf 6
My hueband ettentdieMiteh'tetif, hi
hinittkneel and DraY•5.,'0. e
thelri,homes. ., Our gen re 01
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DR. A. It. KINSMAN, L. L. D., D.D1IT.
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Labra tor y, Exeter,-
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JOAN ESSERY. Exeter, Agent US -
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OLIVIelt HARRIS, Mune°, Agent for,.
Ribbert, Fullerton and Logna.
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