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GRA liTRUNKR4itrg
IloineseeIie s
cursions
f iy
z�r
iportatst Events °a Which Have
Occurred During the Week.
t
Busy , World'
wa
n
inlaileci nand Put
d Attractive Sian
ere' of Our - 'aper
d Hour's Enjoyment.
Wl;DNESY,
The Kaiser had a
3ro=ni au aseasa ea`t-4
More vain
destroyeta„.
A re
elut;ted�%aI
The $r IS h , overn
,?rung State control
A. gas well has
Vert Stanley Whin -a flaw o
feet a day.
A large nx#ta4bar 9 marl
reached Eng�''u
alt
battlg
an�-
Iflt6
e, tar
p
ltan.
censid-
a liquor
rtes near
mil1tont
1
as n
ore
sotaMs a Piers
ons the water�Troazt.
inrg to reports made to the
laaent of Ag ictniture, vet-
$sing zs ianptaaing ' in Ontario.
ratnc1 throughout 0n-
die be yam 'to aCaoM
eec1 +ted`
he 'Tor+3itto Beard
Maguire declare
a ford iiefator
rets."
� xnli
far
lit
bail
meeting' .9
b Alder;
ositi.o
by the "in€
es iia the civil service are ien
avec, and if will lie poesibie
e irn class Ill. to apfieeinto
eccirunl enclationn.
Tease"Tfi:;5pa to
favoring selecm.
1 criticized the
Putting it in
n:bz:
k a'a=iCdan icittO
frasanato, O.n
Sit3 ANT
ore..
xc v? rge :Meyers. a,
o Burwell,
zitn ie and bleeding
nansleet uogrel, pro
shag. bullet trent w
'rest a wed
a,ad St.1
2's
ti
far*aer,
i¢iluci
Vela tct au
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sohatrmatxpn ~tl
ship Oriel/a'
man. subM ri
Incident a!
the Monte W
that ibe Coyeira
SA
Several more,prttie nal
were reported p
F. R. gtewett
St affor
hnrtdse ,fir erj s llpa
Au.aaa
of e an?t l?y llama l pPa 0E14' #149.14,1a
lx $utnraartn0
bra is net on thee
amps to be openxet* o
`are did $a50,0a0 damage ?l l
plant of the Cuff Ammunition, W, irks
Ste 1 og road
PlTgart„y',frengareras are w€ Rmg is
i?, this Soo Canal, hero
etanued ,by xee,
a, gistrate Jeffs of
orge Bevan a1,000 trr
for selling liquor,
The death`of''yrs'ad
,
Toronto, foilewing an
to be investigated.
1be-Cernnani confroating tlt'e
and aSltPr Pr flue ap-
a a'ettxrla , SoldIrr as
ant of the '$ i farm. DICTATOR IS NEEDED
>3ewspaRers declare
mut has pesitave in
Argentine sailing
fieen sunk by a Ger-
he papers say the
aan the sinking of.
:o, and demand
er t
promine
1tA narines
ild-a
lton Oned;
six uaontlas
Me -talents of DisuniOn Strang
in Russia.
Benefits oft Devolution Will De .It
tales Strong Man Arises in Slav
3iunaov
That Tony.
Rvolutionary Caave -
Oiler of n SeP4krate
Ewe-
P'ROGRAD, May 15.: -The con-
Fiction that Russia can only be saved
by the energy, resolution, ruthless-
es, and statesmanship of a medern
Toanwetl lean uaust ,ultimately pass
a state of disintegration„ in
di Russia as a,unifed element
11 be replaced by. 'a number of
blies, under the donnioa-
4.1„.15 is impressing the
da�i t fit ' P nose whoa regard afw-
ming n1R klteai`Qitm of a dictatorship
With fear .crud eaversion, We have
radical Re' eh narking to -day; *`Is
that We shall not
ogh without a
ed in the bul-
of Soldiers and
We have
t l inters •,
fir a RuS
es fir' Ant
Emla tit
;asibie gin+
e to
er as fo
pr the
xnetn's
ens
Is
S
Is it the ease,"
date of revolted:
telling delegate
at a council *"We $la£re taken our alo
of freedom ,and it has somewhat in.-
tcesieate~d 11440, We have bee trailer -
nixing at the firaPi ', we have the Rem
i+ntblle of 111 t urg cle£ying the
anntbeeitet rat the` RI'ovislonal ;overn-
meant. wad we have the lionise of bake
of Lealehtetlherg iiz Petrograd held
by anarchlate, with the Govern-
�znt Pt1T$esa.,.
the +ilnll,9011 of Soldiers and
anis Delegates pzutesrs, but i
Ming to support active measures
these enemies of free Russia,
r€e'ugb ita hnailetbai warua 4rtu
nders palest threatening to
fife artillery en troops who fra-
ize with the enemy. At the same
i• e,' the Connell expresses its wilt-
itasaess to compromise with the lead -
ere of the Red Guard, providing the
members of that body aro confined
to bon„ fade war tatenext,
Such is the spectacle in Russia, t0
dry, In it w1 'set? all the eleiitents of
di aunnion. w;#1# to t4pitall cif the Slav
w?lo Precipitated, the fall of the , ratd
#tep ahlaes O ' Novgorod and PaIttaaR to
atAoerantie per, even to pfd
ussaaas, This la;saiar,eal analgnl
but the rnenaee new
but Bole naollernis.
wing eoanvictton tat
xeeint^'gration is
le, there is '!
nonan Mind
in.
gins held by the Caned
der,bly reinforced.
pups are to apply- for
"latch has been gran;
on ncalve serviee.
Reck in
alia4000
n It `',the .fin tiro-rad/a
0
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i Q3OLgU Ss creta;
o
the end et as
following, `
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al[n'ISAY,
pregrees was made by the
via .tiiilior,
tarsnners are coming to tlit3
f thea" nrred uet&on Club,
e Oznnnaaiiaita x agirn'ers eontritee
cancra to'tbe sanceess ant t Ara
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ervn
railways
scheme,.
and
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Ct7I'..LE
Stleele,nt. may enter e
it etas-
eee time. Commenee
your course now and be °qualie
flail for a position byMidsum-
mer. During July. and August
of -ra=t year we received calls
for' OVER 200 OFFICE 'ASSTS
coule not supply.
aces aro in demand.
TANTS
Our gra:
"ItYr to at oor our free ,rata. -
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give toad crud
the same " training?
y� "xirk�enIwas agrowing Iad,andcame .
anon nanny :sonde in Soy reading that
1 din non:, understand, any mother, in.
stead of giving me the definition when
5 applied to her, uniformly sent me to
the dietionely to learn it, and in this
way I grtdnally learned many things
alv ides the meaning of the individual
';cord in yinestion--among other things,
low to use a dictionary„and the great
anleasare and ad -vantage- sltere area
be in the ase of the dictionary;
Afterwards, when 1 went to the village
3Moo1, say' thief diversion, after Ile -
sons were learned and before they
were recited; tuns in turning- over the
pages of the 'Unabridged' of those-, }}
days, ]Npw the. most modern Unit...)
bodged-theNEWINTI;R e ,TIO/CAL:-
gives ate apleasnra of the same sort,
Si, far as my knowledge rt,ends, it in ;”•
at present the hes! of ta+..- one -volume
dictionaries; and Amite sufficient for,
all,. ordinary use . Even those who :n
po3sesa the' splendid dictionaries in
ox;..
volumes will yet fund it a great
moupenience to have this, which .is eo
*pinpaet, so full, and emet trustworthy
"'. cleave, in most cases, little to be x=
tied Albert S. Coolh.D..i 7L.i9., C
ofeesorof the English Language and
,.b re, Tale Univ, April 28, 1911.
R$18fa' FB9P 81�admea IaiTE1NO7a$e9 ;IUnalastiople ate.
Cr;VBHt DiCTIAEi
taakNirt,
b
oto to<5
Georg Foster at
of Go mons ttna
eat e;nnateeus in Cfitiw;
lei, ho created,,
The labor anti Socia1let pardon of
e4 Itllieci nations wall hold a meet-
t; in Lot;ddou next esnontin to confer
ri t:he position of Russia.
ft. is officially stated that twaenti
iur slops wore sunk last v�raek It
erman aubnaarines, being a si gt
decrease inthe number of victims.
A. proposal to tax haebelo `s heav-
ily, or, alternatively, to compel tberxe
to adopt one or more war orphans,
will shortly be discussed' in the. Ger-
an Reichstag,
Russian and Ceernian troops on the
]E:atern front are reported to be
fraternizing. The wnrrioar , dance in
acro :titan's land to the accompaniment `.
of at gramophone.
Major-General Kartzoff, command-
er of the Siberian Rifles ,Division,
has been assassinated. He 'amus at-
tacked while wanting near thesstil
road station, his assailant disappear -
Ex -President Taft,
isappearEx-PresidentTaft, addressing; the
Canadian Club at London, :Ontario.'
predicted a long war in which a
large American army will beneeded
to help administer the finishing
stroke.
The United States has arranged to
make a loan of ;75,000,000, to ;Bel-
gium, which will be expended by; the
Belgian Relief Commission; ,The
loan "wilt be advanced at the rate of,
$12,500,000 a month, of which, .$7,-
000,000 will be available'for relief
in Belgium and $5,000,000 for 're-
lief' in Northern France.
FRIDAY
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bone
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Heavy Austrian attacks were
beaten back by the Italians.
A Sinn Feiner was elected to the
British House of Commons.
Seven. Austrian steamers were pure -
chased by .American, interests. .
Eleven German destroyers were
chased from the English coast.
- Alberta elections, it is ` reported,
are to be Iield June 1a and 15. :.
Local option, was passed ;by both
Houses of the New York State °Legis
Mature.
Of the membership of the West Y.
M. C. A., Toronto, more ,`than_one-
third .have joined- the colors ,
The New Brunswick Legislature
convened, with the new Premier, -:
Hon. Walter E. Foster, iii:,his• place.
Sir Henry Drayton made a strong
plea before the "Canadian: Club; To-
ronto, for the iiationalization;of: rail -,i
ways. '
Retired farmers,are- needed toin:
struct amateur gardeners who . are
working in the war production cam-'
paign.
I . St. Catharines `residents in three,.
days gave $218,00.0 for the Patriotic;'
and Red Cross Funds, an average, of
$ 3 per head. .
Brantford Trades and Labor Celine
cit decided to form a Brantford In-'.;
dependent Labor party to enter the
political arena. '
Ontario Hydro -electric Commission
officials advise " against "Windsor's`
buying out the S., W. & A. Street''
Railway at present,
{ The Ryndatu, with the Austrian
Ambassador to the "United States anal
his artty o
onboard, sailed avin from
f i_ e ZYnr °t in Nbeen
0
i.+hF.n, ee ilei
i 1»'tbe
lees,
bate lasun£i an11
eritnrilca3' ays of prayerfor rem
and; victory.
0xis adulatedthat the
tanks atal gas weapotos weCi
tbt�r:n; coansitierable trouble.
Ilofoae the Medical Commissioner,
Surgeonn-Ceneral 3. T. FotberIngham
saki dors ot; snnliiiers were exciting
wonder.
et
v;
y Douglas, a young Ennis
eceiderit Saturday evouing in
01.
W. Day at laingslou par -
suffocation. and burns when
London Men% Federation strongly
condemned race meets in Canada
during the war and asked the Gov-
ernment to probibit them.
Mra. Sarah Badgerow, Toronto,
risked the lives ot herself and sister-
in-law and wrecked her automobile
to save cbildrert front injury.
Elsie Rojitasky,,,Toronto, aged six-
teen, was arrested, eharg,ed with en-
tering a house and stealing money.
She told the police that her family
had no money to buy food.
M. Rene Vavani, former Pronaier.
and now Minister of Justice of
France, delivered a thrilling addrese
to the Senators and Commoners in'
joint session on Saturday.
The strike of engineers in England
has broken down.
Saskatchewan -wheat is 'about
three-fourths sown.
A zeppelin was destroyed in the
North. Sea bY British warships.
Hon. M. A. Macdonald, Attorney -
General of 33ritish Columbia, has re -
Brant farmers have formed a co-
operatiae society, with two hundred
The Toronto City Council voted in
favor of the -,enforcement of the
Militia Act.
" About 50,000 prisoners have been
taken by the Allies in France in the
past month.
Mr. Alfred Sheriff, Deputy Minis-
ter of Game and Fisheries, died at
his home in Toronto.
The Toronto and. York Patriotic
Fund -made higher grants to meet the
increased cost of living.
Sir Lyman Melvin Janes died leav-
ing an estate of ;1,143,004 to his
widow and his daughter, Mrs. Craw-
ford Brown.
The Dominion Department of Ag-
riculture recommends the planting
and eating of beans as more profit -
aisle than potatoes. ,
The Meaford Board of Trade is
OSking other boards to take imMed-
tate action 'urging Governmental
stoppage of racetrack meet's.
The Western Racing- Association
has offered the infield of Devonshire,
Peak, near Windsor, for -.Working;
men's allotments for cultivation.
Five BrantfOrd 'men will plant
fifty acees with potatoes and , fifty
acres, with beeps to further produc-
tion, not looking for financial suc-
.c°5cso.10- tie). (Dr.) Herbert Bruce'S' re-
port replying to the Baptie ODIlllifg -
sion's reaort has not -reached the
Militia Department, though he states
he:rshenetzitecutive 0 District N0. 13,
United Mine Workers of America,
has'ealled a strike affecting about
6,000 coal miners in Alberta, and
British. Co.unitea.•
Bread is up 12 cents a standard
af in London. and Sarnia (twice the
aerse is week,
stoPPe
OT
try
hostile the , ent's appeal.
Tlie, soul -official eewe agency Mo
day gave out the following;
"Tbe report that the Council
Workmen and Soldiers' 1)elegates lia
called for an armistice ig denied.
The question of an armistice has
never been raised -by the Council,
which on the 'C'ontrary is engaged a
Present In drafting an appeal to the
soldiers at the' front. pointing out
the inadvisability of a separate peaee
or of fraternizing with the enemy."
Arr Italian Paper prints a repo
front diplomatic quarters that Tit
key has made overtures to Russi
through a netttral source for a sep-
arate pmIce on the basis of the cem-
pkte °polling of the Dardanelles to
Russian navigation, both for. war
and rnerthatit Yessels. According to
this report Turkey also declares her-
aelf disposed to give friendly eonsid-
elation to the Armenian queetion, and
suitable recognition to the principle
of nationalities.
Russian Soldiers Desert.
LONDON, May 15.—The
Odessa correspondent, telegraphing
'under date of May 9, says a great im-
pression bas beerimcreated by a recent
speech of General Alexis Brussiloff,
commander-in-chief of the Russian
armies on the south-western front,
complaining of tfie seriout shortcom-
ings of the army and deploring tbe
agitation for a premature peace, -the
relaxation in discipline, the number
of desertions from the army, and the
tendency of the Russian soldiers to
fraternize with the enemy.
General 13russiloff, says the corre-
spondent, declared that the enemy
had tempted the Russian soldiers by
offering them Vodka and had tried to
deceive them with proclamations. He
added that the desertions were bay-
ing a baneful influence in the armies'
rear, along the railroads and an ,vil-
lages, and that if the /ack of discip-
line wae continued it lutist entail the
ruin of Russia.
Food Outlook in Germany.
tocki, the German food dictator, ad-
mitted in a speech that-- the crops
were disappointing in Turkeya'Bul-
parts of Roumania and admitted that,
American co-operation witli'England
to prevent food reaching Germaine
throtigh,neutrals ends all horia of
help from this source, which hasbeen
considerable: As heretofore, Herr
von Batocki insisted -that the coun-
try would pass through this year's
crisis -until the harvest, but he said
it viceild be a hard task. •"
The' speech made .a profOundim-
wasteenSidered the most Pessimistic
authoritative.atterance yet. The peo-
ple consider it preliminarY to a fur3:
'ther rigoroas cutting down of food,
which cannot be sustained without
destroying the working capacity' 'of
naillions of people. ,
Appeala to Strikers.
LONDON, May 15. --,Dr. Christo-
pher Addison, Munitions Minister,
Saturday publicly appealed to strik-
ing.„,munition plant engineers to re-
suti.,tie work immediately. and contra-
,413eitishestice sea an tad
enere
emau ,g
PROCTiaMATION
VILLAGE OF Ex.orit
"011,11NATION AND ELECTION
meg, of the Electora o
ALL, EXETER, on 1$10 Y
or the purpose of a'eeeivirtg nom.
ittatione for coancillor,s to fill the
R. Hine; 'aud aurther notice is here-
by gaten that in the event of more
caisdidates being proseorsed for the
officea than required to be elected
the meeting win, be adjearried until
closed at 'S Pakt '1 at tlse following
places aa fixed by the Village By-
law, viz.,
POLLING SUB -DIVISION No, .
Edwerd Treble, Deputy Returning"!
officer,' and Sidney Davis, FoR
VOL: ING SUB -DIVISION No. 2.—
the fTawn Hall, Nartalingten
14,10, ,and„ James II. Grieve Poll•
Clerk
POLLING SUB -DIVISION No 3—AT
Mrs, Mitchell's office atain Street,
Percy, Galles, D. R. Ca and Geo ,reee
Aadansota„ Foil Clerk.
're Rata o
keg' Vitwer,
And a hare
yes a
Parian
to
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a by Public Ave
on e premises on Monday the
28th ties, ales- 1917 at otte o'aloek
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BETWEE TWO STOOLS.
Illote Men.
'There is au evil -under the sun, la
connection with the proceedings of
good and gentle ladles, of whieb the
Nomad bas been the IT/Glint, and of
which be desires, with !be fuliest re-
spect and cortsideration, to complain.
lt is tbis: You accompany a lady
on a shopping tour, or, tot US Say
"'just while I buy two or three little
things." 'The lady enters a store,
'where many other persons of her sex
are engaged upon similar errands.
Many women are flitting or standing
about, as the ease may be. Through
the maze of skirts the lady whom
you are ,accompanying. that is, are
following, threads her way with
amazing speed. what she does with
her elbows we will not venture to
say; over that let a veil be drawn.
But one thing Is certain, it is im-
possible for a man to keep np with
her unless he knocka persons of the
0PDosite sex to right and left; and
being a man, that is precisely what
he cannot do. The result Is that you
fall far behind the lady whom you
are supposed to be accompanying;
you loseaight of her altogether; and
if by any chance you succeed in re-
establishing the connection with her
at the side, of some , counter where
she is making her purchase, she says
coolly t6 you, aWhy, what became of
you? Did you find some pleasant In-
terest on the way?" What the Nomad
wishes to know is, what does polite-
ness require that a man shall do
under such circumstances? Far the
sake of 'his obligation to the lady
whom he is accompanying/must he
Jostle and displace all other women
who cross his path? Or doeg the
obligation to treat all women with
courtesy excuse him for letting this
lady -pass out of his reach?
The question is really the old one
whether a man's paramount duty of
courtesy is to the individual woman
or to the entire sex. -.The two oblige=
tions not infrequently conflict. You
,are seated in a car by the side of the,
lady whom you are accompanying.
You are her cavalier. Everything en
earth is supposed to yield to that
considera,tiona You are in conversa-
tion with her, and she expects you
to keep up the conversation. All the
seals in the car are occupied. Enter
now a woman of gentle anien, who
stands in front of or, near you:Now
what are you going to do? Give tip
your seat out of politeness to tho
lady who is 'standing, or keep it out
of consideration to the lady whom
you are escorting? Most mea's in-
clination is to gave up the seat and
stand. But that is not the feminine
'd of the iila#" duty. e ,cavalier
Ton Have Always Bought and which 'has beei
or over thirty years, has bprae the signature efi
*I Allow no one to deceive forP OW
AU Counterfeits, imitations and " Just -as -good" are but
Experhnents that trifle with and en4anger the health of:1
What is AST
Castoria, harialerrs,tanbstitute for Castor Oil Paregoric'
Dre,pa '.SArrups. It is pleasant. it conWintr
been in co
labe-r i'l's'ne"+9;ant'ar4:rt ieeei'o"rt4tht$:al'ertilrlitatrtileofethr`CnallmlairsctithixtY;tiacti:luy171:alarnstc;eolite.P:h71*;
wincl Cale and-Idarrhoea '` allaying Feverishness arising
thenteen and 1.)7 regulating the Stomach and Howeise aids
The Children's Panacea—The 'Mother's Friend.
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CASTORIA AL
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F r 0 30
e K n You Have Always Bourg
Brat
K MONEY ORD
SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT
THE CANAD B
OF CO MERC
SR EDPIUND WALKER.
JOHN ARID, Central Manner
EACH DOLLAR SPENT
ON NON -ESSENTIALS WEAKENS THE:
EMPIRE'S GREAT CAUSE.
Place Tour surplus earnings in our Savings De9.
partment where they will earn interest
Crediten 13raneli—J. At McDonald Manager'.
JAS. BEVERLEY DR. G. F. ROULSTON.
FURNITURE DEALER
Embalmer and .Funeral Director
Phone 74a. Night Call 74b
EXETER. " ONTARIO,
FARMER'S M1.17i1UAL FIRE INS,ITR-
Head Office,
President,
Farquhar, Ont.
BORT. NORRIS
THOS. RYAN.
DIRECTORS
AGENT'S (
j"011.al ESSEIRY. Exeter, Agent Us-
. borne, and 113idduipla.
OLIVER HARRIS, Munro Agent for
Hibbert, Fullerton and' Logna,
Iv, fn. TaTIRNI)E3ULL.
Solicitors, Exeter,
LICENSED AUCTIONEER AND
VALUATOR, for„ Countics of Huron
SwPaealrertsehra0":11„0,tiia Iitt4",/efi:ce arta- rCmoek-Ihtoactkt
oiir to the Central
DENTIST , .4.13
llonor Graduate of Toronto Univeia,a
sity. Office over Dickson & earl*
ing's Law Office. Closed Wedneedysile
afternoona Phone Office 5a azree
Residence 5b.
e.
Honor Graduate of TOronto 1Jeiive4tai
, DENTIST
Teeth extracted without pain, ases
-any bad effects. Office over Ganda-
-0434
s. 'Graduate Victoria UniversIt'74•,
Aesociate 'Coroner of Huron all
errister, 'Solicitor, , Notary Pah,
Solic:tor for
aloleans Bank, etc.
OFFICE—elAIN ST. EXETER, • ON
We have ,a
fends to laft
ravatin eget