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Henderson Resign$ POsttion
itisb Cabinet,
rty, Guidird by
the ex -Minister, Decided to Srnt
D, Representation to OW Centel
e at Stoekltolan. 'Bhough tho
of the Move is Doubt
by her 1.eaders,
LO!DON,
ouncemen,
eorge Sate
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rat Cabiriet
eti
under M
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Premer Uy
rthur made
he Britsh
Britsh bor pa y,
enderof gudane.
end delegates the
oeeaee. Tbi equei
on froln
owed
The dual position of Tdr,
on'as memarer oi the Cabi
3.3(fer of the Labor party
mipossibie when he beau to en
Portant theashreta of Public 'Ole
latter caoaeity, with�uth
r consultation w,ith
e Cabinet- Tt14.4.
to tbe
loyd rge, Difiti
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re.
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labor
sbarp difference in
at) r organizations
pnblic pinion. W, A.
general secretary of the
of Trades Unions, char,
cadersoo has idestroye
of tiailled democracy and
The .F.--.e.:imen%i naion is
ho advisability of calling for
ndun of all labor 113103,5 Ql3
tie .q
of sending delegates to
Meanwhile rhe seamen
Prevent ships sailing with
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bitterly op -
the public aria-
'enilitles, per -
ea liter goe5-
the ilalf0 -
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important Events Which Have
OCCUrreef During Otte Wes*.
World's Happenings Care -
Compiled and uL Into
Attrae ye Shutoe
he Leadeis ---
'Solt oures EnJoynea
VEDNESIqY-
Tim Atta
stroyed br,
a daring flight t1a
Captaie [Basil Hoed, the famous
Watt dramatist, Was ft)9110.
rn his home in London.
The negro republic of Liberia in
idea baa lined up with the ...allies
and declared war agaiest Germany.
The French in their mo -i, recent
offensive sraasbed two lines of tile
Crewn Prince's front in the Cham-
pagne District.
Dooald Henry McLean, ot Oak-
ille, who belongs to one o the beat
-Town fatuities in Ontario, , paesed
away in Toronto General 'Hospitals
Peterboe° has established the first
mutnciPal coal yard in Ontario so as
to „safeguard the citizens against the
dauger of a coal famine next winter.
The railitarY anthorilies, backed
otter ol leadieg Outario
a' -e formed a committee to
eferts of the social evil in
erns, that a Ger-
ariae ached a Spanish
fisbing boatin the neighborhood of
Bilbaa 'within Spanish t
torial waters. Two of the crew wee
severelyOurided,
Miss EithVi11ar, of NaPall,00,,
as tsea eft $50.000 hy Pto. Gallo -
soldier who died of 11",
woueth atter returning, from the
It,. was the culmination of a
omance-
Banat- Law, Caancellor
eguer iutroclucecl in the
formal eo1u
QZ10 tbe treasur to bor-
ber .04)9.000 on the
of tho onsolidated fund or
d Kingdom, and announced
warloan bill tor this purpose
introduced within
V.'tt
CLATS 01/THY
oTZANTON
Term from Sept 4
confideu,
d be safe
rge Nicoll Barnes. Mi
o has air.
o ue Wnr Cabinet
euderson ...forted on Ids mion to
, probably will succeed .3,
uderseu as Labor rt.lprezie
Cabinet.
ernlr Lloyd George Ili a letter
ing Mr. Henderson's resigma-
members of Rae British
ore taken completely by
- attitude at the Labor
The Cabinet atinisters,
he Premier s& were eouipletely
posed to the Stockholm meeting.
.1,be delegates to the Labor Confer -
enc, he added, were ittetilled in a -s-
liming Hutt Mr, liondersonas adrice
epresented the Government 'dew.
Premier Lloyd George also blamed
Ir. Henderson for omitting to read
e message from Premier Kierensky,
of Russia.
Mr. Henderson gave out the fol -
owing, statement:
"In connection \vita the Labor
party conferenee what are obviously
• inspired statements appear in the
press of to -day containing reflections
upon himself without being support-
ed by evidence. He deprecates the
possibility of his attitude at the con-
ference being made the subject of
public recrirnination or controversy.
"If any at.ateineet of his position
is o be made at this juncture, it
will be made in the House of Com-
mons, and even then his coarse will
be intlueneed insofar as it will ttf-
foot the nations interested in the
successful prosecution of the war.
"The above also applies to a com-
munication which Mr. Henderson
has receiVed from the Prime Min-
ister with an intimation that it is
being sent to the press."
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The French Retaliate.
PARIS, Aug. 14. — Two French
aviators Saturday dropped bombs on
Frankfort -on -the -Main, one of the
most important cities of the German
Empire, having a population of more
than 300,000. A French official state-
ment, announcing the raid, says it
was -in retaliation for the German
aerial bombardment of Nancy and
the region north of Paris. Both
French machines returned undam-
aged. The text of the announcement
reads:
In reprisal for the German bom-
bardments of Nancy and the region
north of Paris, two of our machines,
piloted by Lieutenant Mesrgues and
Sub -Lieut. Besmnont, •'yesterday
dropped bombs on Frankfort -on -the -
Maio. Both machines returned no -
damaged •
"It is confirmed that a German
aviatar was brought down August 9
on the Belgian front. Yesterday a
German machine was shot down by
machine-gun fire north-east of Vaux-
aillent”
• Enemy Railroads Bombed,
LONDON, Aug. 14.—British naval
aeroplanes dropped several tons of
nonabs on the German aerodrome Itt
the Belgian town of Ghistelles, en
the Zuiderege railway.eidings, and on
the Thourout railway junction, the
British Admiralty announced yes-
terday. Onyriday afternoon British
airmen dropped, bombs on the Ger-
man aerodrome at Sparappelhoela
The Admiralty statement follows:
"Several iene of bombs were drop-
ped by, .thoyal Naval tali' Service
Thursdn, 'Ott on the Ghletethes
herceittithe' he ZOO ,ege railWay
ildlng, lid e Thoitrout Volli*-87
iiValon• DeZt c1ouds.e
ch windieg up the deaat
:ore produetiott bill in the
f COIT11110PS. R. E. Prothelaa
of tbe Board of Agricul-
e, Pointe t 'f the bill sue-
d to tho extent a ielpated in
adding o tb hornerown wheat
reage. theoulii be releered sof-
"bfl atinnage to bring from Aro-
a the entire cottQn SD P Y re
qlred by G'reat Jkftain las. year.
TRU
Ilskaming war veterous organ-
lzed.
Two Germans eseaped from Rapti-
ekasitig Comp.
Root's mission arrived itt Wash -
glen from Ruseia.
Italy's airplanes did good work
gairtst .Austrian positioes.
The South Afrmo.n Labor Minister
made a notable speech in London.
Howard Reid or Waikerville dived
lido the Detroit River and rescued a
girl from drowning,
Eight people lost their lives when
tile schooner George A. Marsh was
wrecked near Kingston.
Sir William Hearst made an ap-
peal to manufacturers and other em-
ployers to release all the, men„ pos-
Pie for tbe harvest.
C. E. Phillips, a pupil of Harbord
Collegiate Institute, Toronto, won
the Prince of Wales and the first Ed-
ward Blake scliblarsItip.
Orrin D. Casseirnan was nomin-
ated by the Conservatives of Dundas
county for the Commons, succeeding
HOD. Andrew Broder, who has re-
signed on account of ill -health.
A joint conference of the Hydro-
electrie Railway Association and .Lhe
Municipal Electric essociation pass-
ed a strong resolution against the
proposed method of taking over the
Canadian Norther
A despatch to Reuter's Limited
says it is reported from o German
soiree that Germany intends shortly
to concentrate her submarine activ-
ity exclusively against the British.
The corn production bill, which
proposes to pay fixed prices to farm-
ers for cereal crops for a number
of years after tbe war, passed the
third reading in thellaitish House
of Commons. The vote was 108 to
14,
FRIDAY.
Earl Gaul of Kensington was kill-
ed by lightning at Brockville.
Aliens offered bribee in New York
to be exempted from military ser-
vice.
The Italian Government has de-
cided to manufacture a standardized
shoe.
An attempt was made to assassin-
ate Lord Athelstan of Montreal and
his family.
An anti -draft meeting was held
under the dome of the Capitol at
Washington.
Two bodies from the wrecked
schooner George A. Marsh washed
ashore near Kingston,
Greater Toronto Labor party have
norainated seyen candidates 'for the
next Federal elections.
Robert Boyd, • for thirty-three
years keeper of the Five -mile Light-
house 111 the St. Lawrence River,
died last niglit.
L. Oullette, a farm hand, is ac-
cused of shooting Paul Morin, his
wife and son, at Snake River, near
IVIattawa. The tether and son are
dead.
The Western Liberals by an over-
whelming majority passed a resolu-
tion expressing admiration of Sir
Wilfrid Laurier, "the greatest of all
• Caavnaeddtanliessd'a'y, the first ot three "lib-
erty loan" days 'in Russia, proved a
great auccess. Automobiles paraded
'the streets of the capital and""teeor-
atd booths Wet* installed jthe
principal 711g:fhar'069r t
e PfuSatiri
`antrod uced
when the member ra reeelved re-
eentio by the new head of the Gov-
ernment.
RATUR
Perla may be reitk with
the Teutons,
Chief Prohee Lord Ath-
olstaa dynamite case.
Tbe Western War Veterans talk o
forming a new political party.
Canadian aviatorare being en-
coneaged by the British authorities.
Colonel Neville Chamberlain, bead
of tbe British National Service, has
resismed,
era orere'appointed for the
pot battalion, Central Ontario
g-imnt.
teru grain sample markets are
o be” established at Winnipeg and
Fort William.
Canadian troops carried out an
extensive raid on German position
defending Lens.
Fear is entertained that the steam-
er Wafflo of Kingston, missing since
Wedneaday, is lost.
A near regiment has been, rgan-
ized fott' ntarie with Lieut. -Colonel.
Mertiare manger -
W oreay, a section head on
e;4&kill;il. ailway
at
St
Catbarines, V,3ed
The Ontario Government increased
reward in the LaPello murder
eaae to
one thousand dollars.
Alex, M, Ferguson, a proniinent
Mtntottowrtshlitnillca;inte)3o
r,tdhieodrsoas, a r
big
ed
The Government bill to place tbe
Railway under the Douai -titan
Railway Board was discussed in the
Common,
lowingale irseQPI sa tteod rceatsc'rsataer T.thaet' fanenrspaa1;
wages demanded by belp bave been
reported to the War Productioa Club,
Russian and Roumanian troops
repolrAed enemy attacks in the _Trotne
Valley, and then launched vigorous
o -attacas, which gained them
rs and captured machine
s, according to an official state
ment issued by the Roumanian War
e.
IONDAY
Cadet HeOland. of Midland. wan
N.
tielrleddenin, an aer0Platie smash at Cam
Dr. Spalin„ who bas been loader of
he Catholic Centralist party in Ger-
manaa intends to retire,
4President Taft of the Unite
seriously M at Clay Centro.
nt will piolyi.blv recover.
e "
rd of Control of Toronto
d that th CRY will om,
PlOY4oln turned soldiers in future,
Bleat departments in the Toronto
City Hall have promised to send 348
men out into the Criteria forme to
work as harvesters.
Sir Mortimer Clark who was Lieu-
tenant-Goveroor ° of Ontario intim
1903 to 190$, died at Pront's Neck,
Maine, -where be bad gone for his
A committee was aPpointed I
North York to select a non-partiza
candidate on the win -the -war plat-
form. Ho will declare hiutself free
from party affiliations.
Six people were kilted when a trala
n into an automobile near Boa,-
manville. They were passing behind
a freight train when struck by an
express on the next track..
Arehdeacott Milbank, an Ameri-
can clergyman visiting in Toronto,
denounced the Anglican, rectors of
that city for not keeping the
churches open during. week days in
wartime. ,
Samuel Charters, of Brampton.
formerly M. L. A. for Peel, has ac-
cepted the Conservatlye nomination
in that constituency for the Com-
mons, taking the place of Hon. Rich-
ard Blain, recently elevated to tla-1
Senate.
TDuke of Devonshire has de-
clared his intention to make a public
presentation of the Victoria Cross to
J. J. Sifton of Wallacetown, Ont.,
whose son, the late Sergt. Sifton,
won the coveted decoration. The
ceremony is to be performed in To-
ronto on Aug. 27th.
Sir William Watson Cheyne has
been elected to the British Parlia-
men unopposed to represent St. An-
drew's University, succeeding Chris-
topher Johnston, who has accepted
a judicial appointment. Sir William
is now serving with the navy.
TUESDAY.
Ten thousand miners are idle in
Illinois owing to a strike of drivers
and motormen in the coal mines.
Aviator Martin of Winnipeg, who
has been training at Deseronto, lost
his life when his machine fell a thou-
sand feet.
Captain William Avery Bishop, of
Owen, Sound, a Canadian aviator itt
France, has been awarded the Vic-
toria Cross.
The Minister of Justice has intro-
duced a bill io the House of Com-
mons giving every soldier at the
front and the military nurses votes
at the coming election.
The Japanese mission to the
United States has arrived on, this
continent. It is headed by Viscount
K. Ishii, Arabassaclor Extraordinary
and Plenipotentiary.
The body of Joseph Grenier af
Winnipeg was found buried in a
hole"' on the homestead of Felix
Leta,in of Daupain. Letain is now
facing a charge cie murder.
• Louis L. Cherry-afid Dr. Samuel
Bernfeld of New ,York ,' members of
the exemption board have been, ar-
rested charged with., conspiring to
exempt for pay men eligible for mili-
tary draft. d
The 'Washington. Government has
prohibited the export of airships
except „by, special license., Neutral
nations . ham eebeenpouring in orders
for American,: aeroplanes, and the
order was made to conserve the rup-
The company .which did the steel
work of the 1,a0Ofte,treet Viaduct in
Toronto, started' in 1914 and now
nearine completionelost $100,000 on
the contract :p44.account of the in-
erease‘,111, the,?d 'eee material and
Iaboztihce they, their, tendr ,
GrWin e ,6
ed: killed, He,
arYdareye°orfctfhe r,dis
6
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I• the matter oC the Estate Of
Richard. Handford, of the Village
f Centralia_ Corinty of Heron,
farmer deceased. -
Notice is neretiy given purauant to
Statutes in tb.at aettalf that ell credo
itors and others having olainis ag-
ainst the estate a Rictiord Handford
whcs deal oil or about June the 10dh
1917, are required on .or befoxe
Semember 5th. 1917, to, send by poet
tarepaid as deliver to Messrs Glad -
man Ve Stanbury, of tUit, YiPage of
Exeter, solicitors for therXmairtors,
of the said deceased ' thew ehri$-
tian and surn3ates, addreeseeend des-
eriptions, the full partioulatla of their
claims., the atetement of •Weir ace
counte and the nature of the aecura
teties, if any, heli by tham. And
further take notice that alter said
last mentioned date the Executors,
will proceed to distribute the
assets of tbe deceased among the pan-
ties entitled thereto, haviog regard
°ally to the claims of which they shalt
then have notice and that the said
Executorsmshall not be liable for
siaid assets or one part thereof, to any
peraort or persons of whose claim*
notice aball not hare been received
by them at the time of such distribn-
.ttet sU
115t. 1917.
TANBUR
3
DiFLOMATIC FORMS.
T Or "Protocol" Is the Cala° cif inter
national P 't nessal
In these dove of oWciaI notes
epliea the noble: is becom£amilisr
with the language of the diplouuitie
doeument, and evethose wIi neer
heard of the famous protocol, which
lies in the arcitives et be foreign office
in Paris, must have ooti
larity of form w
expressions, Tith,'"
ique.," which was p
it tbe tiwe t Louis
s e
c' or their niluleters, R goes Into
he minutest detail as to theseylea and
'tie to be given to stler Ibeirheads
id their pbli ministers, and
ates "the formn a eourtesies te bo
observed in alt internnt3onal act,"
The protocol is, in fact, what M.
ity
one eerf uodweereet: abtwiseltileltsocorrabedeuitt,ho,r,the
cdo f international politeaess," for,
as tim went en, ail nations gradually
began to adopt -the saute forms, until
today the code may be said to be pra
tteally universal in its application,
evote.s special attention to such mat-
ters
as the ending of a letter. Thus,
5 a recent writer has pointed out,'
when the British foreign minister eone
eludes a letter to tie British ambassador at Washington with the words, "1
an with great truth and respect, sir,
your excellency's most obedient, bum-
ble servant," he is governed by prece-
dent even in such a detail as giving
a line to itself. -Christian Science
Monitor.
FIGHTS TO THE LAST GASP.
Th. Peccary Is a Vicious Pig, and ls
Without Fear; or Morey,
.&n old "Arkansaw razorback" is core
sidered by native hunters as tee lesa
dangerous than a bear and as far more
likely to attack a human being with-
out provocation; the wild boar of Eng-
land and the continent was renowned
in sport because it would fight and
fight bard; the African wart bog, which
weighs 300 pounds and bag tusks eight
Inches long, shows little fear of any an-
tagonist meaner than a lion, but of all
the hog tribe the most vicious, "stic3.
at nothing" daredevil is the jaeelina.
Not only does it fight to its last breath
with a berserker rage, but Is a disci-
plined warrior that never was known
to ignore the "battle cry" of its clan.
In the southwest a hunter -before
firing- into a drove of jtorelinas careful-
ly inspects the trees for one that he
can easily climb. However skillful be
was with a ride, he could hardly ex-
pect to stop the tillage of a dozen or
more jaielinas, and if they reached
him he would have no chance. Once
the peccaries got him down they would
never cease their shrill, fighting squeals
until they bad tom him to sbreds;
hence the rule in the javelina country.'
Is to climb yenr tree first and shoot
your pig afterward -shoot. it so dead
that it cannot emit a single squeal;
otheratise you must be prepared to
roost in the tree for half a day or so. -
Youth's Companion.
_
The Optimist:
"You're looking blue, doe. What's
the matter?"
"Well, I'll tell you. A patient 1 be-
gan to treat died this morning."
"Ah, cheer up. He might have died
even if you hadn't been ealled."..-1-To-
iedo Blade.
The Problem.
• Sbe '(delightedly) -Father Says if we
want to get married he will pay half
the expenses of furnishing a house for
us. He, (despondently) -But who will
pay the other half ?-Chicago Herald,
'Speaking of "Turns.*
What goes around the corner with-
out moving?
curbstone. •
What turns without moving?
Millc.-I3OYal
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