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b in P o lm u� - ��}°''
12;'rauoh Afrltf f0hnd0
Govetnhrats4tatit,,otola
on
(lie whole tit ,Yks00%g'anda of the
,I}qt risk r ,
•United Stateo ,co6ted off the ns>t.jO-
at al91et,
pd.ln Bay pfSh3laoay with 505 per:
- $olsheviki
parts
has ]fist'^gr'ound tri other,
of the wgl,d: ' Mali who at-
sty of the honors et the Olylnpto
Games. The soandal In plafasizional
".tions on boat tri,
13. Attempt to raid Getman Par'lin-
tompted
to oprea,d,it have been ailed
baseball Was also au •event of the
014AY peopitd •mow
Jx Bgrlin , ilaksiakeki. ; Iiy
.o
lA
;,; +-• :' '
- CankLda,
'i
G}oat Britain,'"•the, UnitVa^ %Otase
G01'I11ft1tY Ind FA'atlee, Gli th e
,ysal',.A s,,prtiYed,,as
had lon6 suspected, that profooSlonal
e944L mud
dlbf"s� •
14. United States snidiera killed JA
-
charge
r been
of oediticin, and thele have
argils of reaction against rev,•
baseball ,hktd-•--been il' ;.:
jnl... I Rl'.00ireSl'bY g�niUtet'e,
Flash with Russians in Siberia;
1 , Enver Posits, Icirmer Turklall
-OS I , lutionarY
tendencies, The Botahevilti
Some Other Incidents,
Minister of War, joined the Bol-
. I .
risco
bait strange oxporiencos ars the
T31ere were no' events'of'interest
a►}oviki, "' `
battle
field, 11•helr war of aggression
in the litoraty� and artistic world, No,
1g, N., A. It041e, paper coAtroller
nbautst
A ° a a readied
they almost
Poland, in which tit
WaroaM't ended' ill an over-,
deatkte occurred among the 'great
Wt3 tiers' of. the day, aiid the .oho out-
Canada, i�osigned office,.
Sinn Foiners W9lk elect[,. .in
• wI)el
.
ivi
2 ling derpat. It was a complete
to • fqr alto Poles On thb other
atAuding,cotn q et to ass awftY'waS
� h 'had long
Ii'.elLnd.
Reginald de If,von famous Amer- •
a
Conttains."na a1'ulm,-,
--- er
We unhesitatingly jr-
Commend
commend l'�a' re Baking
D der as being the
4,
i ' hand,
e ." ,
the Redo auoceeded'tduril g 'tiro
Max Bruch, an o el Anna w 0 k
•
lienee his lleit:vKoi'k,' Reg-
, -
frail light composer, died in
0 " _ i
t and urest, baking 1
)tries p
year.
r their strength avid rich- Russia,
ON Ven d, for
iu crushiug'ail their enemies in
rrol}i, the ai'ln10S of Gen,
;couipleLed
tsar, De I? ovoYt; of ]}ght ;opera $41 zo,
h
also died dui'inb t e •Year, but he,
Cllcago,
Clemeneeau decided not to'bo a
POW possible to
Wrangel
11 ''
,elven,
Iingel romaine as great a pi+,Utem
also, had Patten Into the Umckgr'ound,
The meat faufgds man.to die dui ,',
candidate •for Prei,idency of
Prance,
produce, It possesses
elements of food that 1
ae
F.• 'eft Of selected }tssams
,., Rose Teat consists Chiefly Americans,
over, Financed by lite Irish
a Feners stave
the Sinn
Ing the year was Adfniritl Sir John
ptiaher,. $area of.Itllvaratone, genes
Premier'. Lloyd George opposed
idea of taking military action
have, to do the building
cies ed •:wit with.; finest Ceylon's. succeeded
In bringing about .a .con-
ally known as the "tattier of the mod
against Bolahevlki.
'Deachanel
up of brain and nerve • 2
one ditiou
of Civtl GVat' in Ireland, The
2 Cilament
ern British Navy"'
17. Paul elected President
matter and is absolutely . L
- . - Br•
,Rule
tl it pissed the Honda
l s The Prince of Wales made another
Bill late in D camber, but ilio) tri . S[milar to that of last year, He
not 1C, j p
• of France,
20, Board of Commerce ordered
di
free from alum or
injUriOull
, Ir'ish
0
On
itebublicaua will Accept
the'bkhor' hand; Lite strong niinor�
it
i
visited Australia, New Zealand . and
other British Overseas Dominions,
s-'
French-Canadian ,bakers to s-'
solve combine,
other
•' . substitutes,
•
rased
l h the Prince on Two To
to the North• Ireland have res
- ever to be ve re,
as ' North
of their religlous
and.received as hearty a welcome as
was accorded him In Canada:
21, holland" refuaps to surrender ex-
trifler or Germany to Allies Pur
�� ,
„ at
' (JIZ Political
-PREFERRED THE CANAWAN TO
the mere Y. .and
endinfoo In the• South, Alur-
JANUARY. -
Minister of
trial,
22• I{o.lch head of Omak
' WHY I der:
• s he King's Photogra her). �' (
(By Ernest Brook , t.,t?, curenees
and arson have bee" Weekly 004
country ,wain the
in that o y g
1, Major -Gen: Mbwburn,
a lied from the Union
Militia retired
Government, Calla
Government., falls intro hands' oL
Boishevikl i3ylnpathizers. '
.
' "victim"
ei tours acegm Ithold
Wlticb. of the two
by th e Prince of Wales was weathe
u''" d'evelopmg theiq until the w
n d'ea el 'cooler:. Daring the the
ole year, with each side blaming
it or with sane, thein. The
other f ng c
Government.
2, American authorities arra"sled
24, Hon. Hugh Guthrie' aplei's the
Borden Cab[net as Mihistsr of
'
ing Allies to take him.as
facies, of 1100 Germans d mand'ed
for trial on account 'of crimes i
i liahed t v
i9e •best from your point 'of view.. oY
•On many occa Siena Since my return, ha
a o' I dreamed."fond dreams .0f
g r fines i An tralia,, and an• t
pie, x zA., ,q unspeakaUle
tilt" trine I. would
iish assassins have been guilt of
cruelties, and no.'poll-
p
hundreds of 'Reds" In Uig .cities
to;.effort to atgp• growth of Bol-
Militia,
Z„•A, Lash; fanWus Toronto' law-
committed in war.' '
12. Women were denied right to
.
#p England, this: gyes ion has been tic
end always in reply I working
and,
pa'tod good dare tical
in a well-, dark the.
prophet can as Yet nee. what
end .of .the bfoodshed ,and horror
p
gheviaat.
Bittish have fierce fighting with
yer,..died 0f, paralytic stroke,
Pi61$1RUA1ftX.
preach by Church of England,
13. Robert Lanaing; aocretai'y of
asked.me,
" point of view. is that room;
, .have said, yo p ,
P.1�oto¢ a herR and. speak- alas!•
p
•,;Aoyal>r in cat
an li?," tb y ., . ' $
n4Y, drettavf tyerd- rudely. sbatr- though'
`.$pt+cial
will be, ' Both. aides are .stubborn;
Premier Lloyd 'George has
tribeemen on Indian frontier.
}
4. VtctiisAt eartitquakearoause loss of
2, Enrico MainiSeDta;'leadar of An
State in Wilson Cabinet, resigned
from office. following disagree- i
e
$its ,s F .citation in tered
i its .such I have no h a wsa
that the three months tour .
'fol' oiti the i0al theiti
-to; noviaivn,>3rr M•'rePa Photo- Diad@
n P „
leve i atto mpto,to compram e,
SPor6LnB IslQen „ .
life and property in Mexico.
�qir. William Hearst -was appointed
"of
atchists ; len' Italian Chamber of
Deputies, placed, ender arrest.
q
meat with l resident: '
16, iEaa. E. C. Drury, f Prime Minister
:saying ,,,
1 the best.11,
:71lr,Canada was decidedly
>ao, .wax; �i possiy�e ka . rJr
', a'dark roe, si a tT'e; journey
Eha
r 'h v beed•.1ti •tuN awing la
Spo a e
mettrbor Internatigna'li..�#?faC
3. Bedorl'ins attacked" French,
;; -
.
A0of.'Ontario; siccing' in $arisen.
alit answer haat eVLked no small up
and be ln- throua*h,Australia,
'surprise, s
, .. , ' acb0m liahed .
w li,
l win .the ilial
f iaglia :again; ,folio , a Pa
Commission. ,,
Pdifde barracks at Carrtgtahill•,
it, Africa.
p: W ret storm'in'years Siveegs+the
I&. Sir Auckland"Geit'des named as
' to' United
islsfonnt of b
•variably r esulted Is anot'hbr query
„ von :. g
' %ing put- -Why?)'
"wealth`
y ' trains'. •oven.; •tarying - - railway
au ea. 'Each $laic to the Coin on-
ipu, .
iippecired to me to bale
piralyais df "the natigaal &an7 es of
hobicey, ldtsrosse and rttgbr -thaC oc-
i%ulconx
IrelaWL ,MA'S blown UP;
" 0. F,eopoid : E, ,. Flourens, French
'..
Atlantic sea const.
oberts, B,iitish rood Min-.
ate
British Ambassador
States, to'..sueceed Viscount t3'rey.+
90. Lord' Dories named'as Irii4i 'Visa-,
. r
a t query I have repliod, B„
. i To the q. Y ado
in Canada I' ham excellent
ted a different gauge so that
eiyt d daatags'th0 tgarr. Tae'
.
s l n, u em-
n the Al C p,
Qqf mite wA_ t e
., gtatesirrma, died. ;: :
out
P•tes,,d;eve � armies u
est had from Cabinet::
King's College, VNladsm; j N S:," '.23.
a+oyr Wrs sucoesd'viscilitiit French,
Rani, ALf:or, y -Gan-
reansl! then
facilities for.d'oing the work' I went
,,to accomplish, Thanks to tbent useless
olliziZ stock of one system MAS
o ,
oxer another s sNem a track.
yy
Hope of beitag
blems,of the Dominion Hockey Chaim
pt " iPlp', Mind the, won th'e world
Games;
ld %annex
of"jj-v t�k'arrd •.annexed: city
7. By libav k agitator ' sang: "Tho
`itid'est odiioi4tiopal •instltiition ren
' CanailL'" built `tn 178 ',' destroyed
t
eras of Ontario eleciceet IIP ae-
eral. of O
clammtCon.
Tt obtained far better pie=, I
facilities able
I was able to obtain, on
•quiet, fi+ave'up`al'1
to devG.o ,•and prim; own
B , '
champi6whip at •thee Olympic
It wap, tbe, }ranites.of. Torouiu whb
god'Flag" in;AlbortsAni.l, Iiondon,
8; Detnocratsi In Wasliingloa'dectd'ed
bY' fire ..
g Gen. Foch 'received by French
24, Lady Astor, first woman tareinber
tures than fre¢x._i,'es•
,the last torr wi It `tile Prince of
outritsted
,.ring lite journiey �n d
t hen
the'worl: too beta a
won' the Neniar hockey championship
of Ontatio;''but'Lh'ay, in trim, were
to nuke Loeguc cal Nal;iOns the
issue in next election, mud find if'
Academy and joined ranks of the
„ immortals." `
oP+'British Parllamsnt',, delivered
her maiden speech.+
w
"Wales. g odious I-could;find
Comparisons ,are, I know
brief to.under
peopie who WerltfYeildy
take the,. sk.
Heilten`by.the:Sudliu* team, ranked
people of Unit,d States Preferred'
gal faniea Groat, last survivor of
died in
2'S, Formev Premier H. H. Asquith
returned, to British Parliament..
mad ,if in the,followtn¢ state-
meant. of; facts. I ,draw comparisons '•
happened in dark
It is a fairly; easy 'matter to find
rooms end 6peraters in the
as intermediate champloris. History
selfish nationalism,
9. NeW Zealand uefeated prohlbi-
tioriists..and decided remain
first Canadian Parliament,
Ottawa:;
Ot
I Powers sent curt note to
29. Turks. massacred 30,000 Ar.'men-
tans after. defeating French.
listween events which
Canada on the last tour, I trust that lar¢'
assisted bourne
cities and towns 'like' Mei-
and Sydney,•: but it was by
repeated itself in the summer., na-
eP
banal game. St. Simon of, Toronto
. .to 7 tents
wet. 1.. Germany telling Government that
announced that rwho•
Lord Northcliffe neared torswpport
Premierlr,loyd George.:
my friends who so nobly
rtI e in Australia and New Zealand, no
means, a small nndeitaking When
won°the'senioi lacrosse
n defeated Ottawap
there must: be.no evasion. of re
PrI as Cha lee of'Roum nia,It was
MARCH.
will not take offence. Facilities to
Rob the camera man of the "
we got•"1A#,'the wilds:
'the' t6ur we seldom ra
Qu bee champions, for the champion-
Quebec.
the
quarreled 'with the royal fatally
regarding his marriage; ,had be-
apousibilit[ee.
8. Sir Glenholme Falconbrtdge,
1, Bela Kun, Farmer Communist dfc-
thing:;'
�acilittea for taking his picture, hof is
for developing, to
maYne'd more than . a couple of days
to the amaller towns and
Ship' of Eastern Canada. Then
Ship ins of Orangeville, an antere
come reconciled with the King
and Queen.
Chief Justice of Supreme Court,
died Toronto.
tator of Hungary, escapes. rola
Vienna j^11.
I #$e' facilities
ylegatives; 'of printingfrom his de-
and of dispatching
,near
very naturally during our stay. all
business was suspended and' every
mediate team, defeated St. Simon's
and earned the right to ehgg,,Ilenge for
I 10. Treaty of Versailles ratified by
1 ermans andees.
Entine
9. start Christian churches in Canada
ti
o toiread-
5. Hon. Dr. H. J. Cody, Minister of
Education int,Hearst Cabinet,, an-
vele ed ;plates,
d mediately his finished prints to
ren
moment given up to a whole-nearted
the!
ce
the Mann Cup, the i m bre d by
Canadian onsh p, Yers
ger Robert sailed
Richard Bul k known
as
'penny drdied
nounced his retirement from
alba " hundreds of newspapers and
inagazines who are clamourin to
have
"joy -making." Since it was essen-
tial that I should ever have my
ready. it was obvious' that
toric, The game will be Played
B.C.he
next spring. In rugby, the Canadian
Culla to take trip for benefit oP
his health.on
111.
"D of
In
"Deadwooel Dick,— died in Los
Supreme Council announced in-
of
tan
ures,
xeppreduce the pictures, and you
• obbed him of his all, Give him
T
camera
I could not' shat myself up in a
championship was won by the itinUle
Toronto by defeating t
hungeFoistrikingstarted
amonglt those
Norwegian Treaty was signed m
pu endtoTurkish defiance..to•
facilities for taking the'pietures, and
Ieave it at that, you have crippled
dark xn"m fox. hours, and since
every • man was "joy -making"
veraity of
Argonauts of Toronto.
serving terms in Prison.
12' Victorr Socialist
Paris giving Norway Sovereignty
7, Prince Joachim, son of ex -kaiser,
in
Nein and handicapped him terribly,
jSo, �I am afraid I was handicapped
it c y to be conceived #hat
P w,. ,, -ographer would read-
The , chief international event 18
sport was the failure of Sir Thoma
Brom Milwaukee,, denied
Beat in American Congress. '
10. Ex --Crown Prince of Germanylsent
.ni,�aram In P,•r�,d-,nt Wilson ask -
suiting French party while! drunk.
8. Poles launched attack against the ,
in Australia and other parts of the
Empire which I visited on the last
at•ey(, ,ire leasures for. the sake
, ,,.,.,.4pi,,,g , plates. So came
Lipton to lift the America Cup• He
won the first two yacliCraces, but
Bolshevik armies defeat Gen.
Denikine's armies end Cake Cos
Ukrainians.
9. Poles scored victory against Bol -
Royal Tour. Ido not say that I
was intentionally handicapped. Far
al. ,. ti,ert: :'. endless delays in
gge:, t; m1• I'ra •s to the press.
tour I
lost the -others. These races became
ra,thar a 'inks- ria tr,e yachts ware -
AllishowAki on Minsk front.
10. Allies take over contro.11 of all
from it. I believe that those re.
O£te, '+.i..g lite stralian
__ _ _ ��
Turkish telegraphs.
aponsible for the arrangements in
.Australia and New Zealand were as
to help in the work of ob-
Would rk cad y N. h the camera,��
and ape: all the nig. ` shut up in
the dark :oar. . ' -al photo-
®y.•
�q fhw $� p� "
11. Trio Syrian Congress at Damascus
declared Syria to be an indepen-
dent state..
anxious
ntaining permanent records in picture
grapher, 3 *esst• ,rat 04 amateur,
. 8 ql
14. Attempt made Holland to spirit
corm of the incidents of the tour
Can,-
doing m 1, '' ,o m.,: -e. •., . fpr lost,
g Y
q
t
the ex -Crown Princeyback to Ber-
r
the
ms were those whom I met in
time. I way ve.y one; lrl- aught
®
lin, but it was frustrated by
.ads. What I say is that largely ow-
.Ing to lack of experience, many de-
"napping" at . +1-. )v" w; I we
met with the act mut. l+ eau •nly
. I
✓J
Dutch police.
Monarchial troops tried to seize
tails which by the "outsider" were
just left the stats t, th• :rain r.. v-
{�rc11
vs„:g,., dali�rr�.
_P
reins of power iu Germany
caret minor details
:regarded as purely
,were overlooked; and owing to a
'found
in at not more t. ': I0 nti!. 4
g
hour when the acs ,':t i� ,peened
#yz??a<;etsz;;?j:; ° n
I tL '� W!/aterhole, Alt
-Riots, that resembled Civil
War, broke out in many centres.
-variety of circumstances, I
Happily at Bridgetot ' h.rd ,io
k,.>: 3 ,'�$h esJ,f°.
I+
T. C. Robinette, most, famous
myself working +Hider very consider-
handicap. AAs a Press Photo-
exposed all my plates and I '- as
Sitting down resting t g
g g � ire „cin
.
;>
?��;,..� •� �{ t•,rs• �t \i
criminal lawyer in Canada, died
:able
aim to roduce the
�rapher it is my P
to to the
to my sleeping .compar '.,eat to
when 1 nmd
, 1
%'sar: `il '3?::>' "�.
r in3 li s; f j. . .
o 1;i vt '' ,
in Toronto.
16. President Ebert andhis Govern-
• beet possible results, give
iubl9c and' to hand down to future
"speaking"
change some plates,
ciuions smashing, grinding sin
ru 3n
Fx
as •"° a° 1.
:T;>`:;':'`' ,:. a :*fes :t
,.">�::xk�.<
went triumphed over niilitarlst
revolution in Ge any -Revolt
i.cture re-
generations apeakin p
cords of the incidents of .the histone
Then an attendant came
"
into the carriage shouting: My i
Y,w,. ; t•G; •< 4: �_
:3;" <, t
a a
'
centore elY sh
c t ru
Allies learned of the first efforts
world tours of "Our Young Man."
the Cana-
the Prince's coach is overturn',
I to my. horror sad
;; . ' ...
', ""
16. eece
of ex-Tting' Constantine of Greece
With the picture results of
dian tour, thanks to the splendid
jumped up, and
that true enough the coach in which
.
A
to uhdermine President Venizelos,
King of
:Facilities I was afforded by the
the prince -of Wales'was riding'was
Prince Feisal, elected
newly -established state of Syria,
C. P. R.,' and all the 'lyOminion of-
^ficials, `I am satisfied •and'tIfe pnb-
lying' on. its side. By this .time the
train had, stopped and officigis were
the 'where the over.
11
invited to Paris:
17, Great. Britain asisumr$ abe•kate
;lie too, I believe, was satisfied. But
riRth the'i•esultMliiieven
rumhfng to rear
turned coaches lay. To my intense
.�
control of Constantiwopte ;sad
regard1b
' on the last Royal Tour I cannot.
joy, 3 heard the well. known .voice
�- -ISE -
Dar
ripe' s wereeloet iinrkasultingsbattle
speak with such confidence. Frank-
illi► S .am disappointed,. but I have
of Lord Louis Mountbatten, Shout-
tag Where's Brooks? He must get
t , ,One„ tmorning lei:,-�9dra
&I Ll
ago,;a D.•,omintort,,C3tbi Mini®tes,:at
.1
Olted' in' SOntl
18. igen. Smuts 'supe .
APiicAn election.',
,this coinlolation, I know the pictures
`w&twined were the best ander the,
a picture of this." I ran along with
my camera and was in time to get
,
,Of�Lwa interrupted. for bit part of
1.20.1
.
Lord ,Mayer of 'Cork shot bj
inti .times, ;very. difficult. Fircum-
the ,three months
'a senapp. of FIis ,Lordship crawling
through the window of one of the,
a day the normal eourDe of business
to , tittlold to- m• • a slntLPaLhett0.
niaeked leen. Damth ordered bl
Sinn F einera:
;stances. During
hour 'with the Prince of •ales in
overturned• co4obes, In 'the exci'ta.
travelling Englishman, his .vision of.
the ilea North bleat:
Unlet States Senate refused •ti
Republican'reservations t
T,anada, T worked under positively
?ideal -conditions. The C. P. R. Royal
meat of the moment .L did a. most un=•
heard of thing. I actually exposed
He had just returned from along
Peace. River
accept
Treaty.
u:1'railicontained a .splendidly equip •
dark room, and' everpthm¢ was
one plate twice and did'not discover
my : mistake'. for- some' time after-
tour right .through -the
district ug the Mackenzie' Baefn to
;
i
AIF Duchess of M'ariborougli, Mrmer
ly Conauelo Vanderbilt of Nit
ped
::so appointed that. at times one for-
one was on board a train, travel-
wards. •In' the accident, the Prince
of Wales was the, coolest of anyone.
Fort Ik- arson.
'We have no wish," said he with,
york,00tartod suitjfor'divorce.
21. Gt stav Neske makes'. d�cial' an
i;
got
:]ing in the far.west:' Cane imagined
in a well appointed
He remained until the last itside the
overturned and when he crawl.
emphasis, "to induce settlers to, en-
ter as yet the new Promised Lands'
t ..F,. ?, Y
notincement that revolution
Bertin is ended,
one was'back
London studio.• Never once did T
'have to trouble • myself, Tegardiag
ts.� Once
ed oat he was hugging . a thermos
flask and' gripping an old and favbx-
its brier' - His first
r--thia, remember, was in 1810-' I
speak of the future only. Bu resetk .
aatnsfied that when t p
,
�t
E r na; V j ) nil nal ' C1 [ Con
r
23. Several pedple shot during Sin'.
Fein riote In Dublin.
26, Alan Bell, resident magistrate�j
lila dispatch of my'Pr
they ere read willing,hands at-
pipe: question
Was to know whether anyone had
cit
prairie lands are All disposed ,
n : �� neill'We�PrYhtil"e
i, • I ofili...:.s
Dublin, murdered with utmdl
env y,.
tended to the duty o£ dispatch. - So
been hurt, and on being assured that
then this back eountry will be taken
pap better
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cruelty by S4n'n; Feiners.
Erol
smoothly did the arrangements pro-
none had even sustained a scratch
up, because it will people
land there than to ppay the
°sports'
Turkish Cabinet resigned
seed that during the whole of the
day
'he lgu¢ed and went back td the
wrecked to sort out be.
to secure each stn-, terpin sociable, ; earn-
prise that will lie ,Shed for the the theory of taking
"tak- as in Spirit, River
Gen *
28, Gen, Lunderdorff surrendered t
Canadian tour not a single psag-
ed but.I was, lee night to pTaco
Ole
coach phis
longings While I took dna s to my
'There w$s one
pia, work.
er there est in play
other. a ere washing, though there is
"Much work has to be doliq, fret, ing in" of Dome sort, if 'the 'unwary has ,lust had a tivo days' sports ,.
from sa
German, authorities, but dense
with rnilltar3st u]
-in the pgace"ss ofet- Royal Suite
complete set of the pictures which
he c.�ntent,
thing both 'in Australia and New
e,m
however. Rivers have to be mails stranger suffers it. But where the meeting. The eighty
is farming the mystery far afield as eighty intima- chiefly
any connection
rising.
.a
.I had taken and not once did I miss
for which
Zealand about -the tour.which to me
noticeable and that was
navigable and the land has to be occupation
aiuveged, 'My jon1 O was . made is explained.. Nowhere or east in autos. There wasn't a bed to bs
Men* 'walked the "street all
29, Gen, Sir Wm. Robertson,, form(
of British General Stat
the mail ,with the pictures
the Press of the'World was clamour-
,was most
the extraordinary 'free and easy
to ascertain if these undertakings have I seen better crops, and last had.
be. justified. And my verdict year this district .prospered when night:, OtheUt slept in their cars
chief
made a Held marshal.
ser'
ing. One anticipates certain dif-
i' cal ' w11��� travellin thousands
' mites
manner of the people. They surged
round the prince and in many places
him; So •enthusias-
would
is yes. Though this land lies north, others .nearly failed. . One •man or on the unhespitable floors of
it is not appreciably colder than the gleaned 120 bushels of oats to the barns, offices and' poolrooms. But
Atter
King Christian of Demttark
ed with' ulituatum -Citizens o
him to reinstate prenrii
iliffi sties aTd part and
b of the PrP era Photographer's
arcEl
literally mobbed
tic were they in their welcome Cc
southern portions of the province. acre; and 4'B bashers of wheat. He nothing dxuntedrtheir zeal.
is aboutg
dared
dismissed by uionarch, and threa
e arid they have to be` overcome.
New Zealand particularly. I remem-
"inspected
At'Edmonton the climate as and- llOCroaein floats his grain a dace followeduntilthe smart,
the the g
an to establish republic.
War
..Bink one alio5e all else which from
• my point of view made the Canadian
bei the'Royal train was
time andtime again. No permits to
oracle as at
he to er a ti
reason,. together ten cents per bushel; and with a Brous and dashing. Better racing,
dry, ,win to the lower altitude; down thereto in scows,. freightage hours. The sports events were nTzhn@
tie
28, Falcone of Winnipeg defeat
sty of Toronto for senior amatel
tour so thoroughly successful and 5o
the con-
approach the train were necessary,
nor were permits necessary to gam
ant! for same seen at
with other sup stream
timenine 's an frour boys' half-mnot to ile horseback spokwasNell
es lose men
hockey championship o . Caned
take Allen Cup to CiePttal
thoroughly enjoyable was
t SpicuouS absence of. the "difficulties
entrance to the railway stations as
hundred mi .furthe he doesn't h
couple oY.hundred m 1 P
little difference." Just north ofaT?uavegan, on the for the rising generation. And
and
Manitobm.
,to overcome, a
To deal witA my difficulties on
was the case in Canada. Some thirty
or forty press photographers ' corn-
ILoyal Special at
country makes
In 1914 came the railway' gang, 14th July, I plucked oats, four feet yearn ago, recollect this country,
in 1818, when its work was high and upwards by my pocket- wan not surveyed, and a £our -yeah
' to-
30. Mary Pickford married Dougl;
Fairbanks. Wedding caused sen
1 Ahe last tour, I must commence with
-warship H. M. S. "Re-
thew P
mandeeredN the
Auckland and boarding the train
and intervettedy yet
done, in pressed the pioneers. This measure. And wheat, rye, timothy world -war has
kinds of ha ware da several towns oP one thousand
indeed y,� y
. atfon because both these expo
eats of "clean and wholesom
ender
nown." When I got aboard her
there was
I travelled with us as far as Rotura
where'we were held up for the
year I have followed in their tracks and all
and, reflecting on what I have been, luxuriant, Amen may be no agri- residents and upwards, with large
one of
but 'contribatole
moving pictures had recently be
• discovered to my horror
, no clack room wherein I could work.
the assistance
strike. At Rotura there was a' little
of incident which I do not think has
I endorse this wisdom, cnitniist or an . onasoils, populations,
First, the country is of can'tthe evi- them,
h mjightl
uncom and public water-
divorced.
AP1t1L.
Thai>➢m to generous
tlAficers of the ship I succeeded
„ n u " a dark room in
been ,reported. A big country fair
a was being held, and the Prince one
n'tcmi sake
its of Bence of plant
mon'harm-great tracts P g
with patches of light bush, set The ioneers, lb said, are pressing works, are making history. r
fil than the
tlMinister is
2. Women made anti-British demo
stration in front of Embassy
In rnggi g
.gun support. Reavensl at's dark
steel,
evening entered into
fair 'riding on roundabouts
among low purple , . r
ted b belts ofl billsmber end by f &e men¬ merely from the Eastwbut 'Cabinet said, these yet
to Roads need to be grad -
Wasltinaton,
room it was. Built of solid
the outside to the glare
shooting at bobbing eggs, and fling-
rivers art, streams. Park -like is the also from the South and West, are, much do.
to pick -up the "anaps" ad, trails improved, river transport
expose d on
of the tropical sun, with no possible ing balls at cocoanuts. Both at the
ventilation once the door Was shut, shooting ranges and cocoanut shies,
something of
descriptive term that springs to nosing around
,no's ppen: Roses flourish every- and, secure their stake in what will i��ttcreased. Most urgent of all, an
a by and scent the air, surely -given the subjoined condi- iiitproved and progressive railway
�T "t-� ^^^
Mum Is J%A I
it was worse than working by, the the Prince created
side of a furnace, How many tiincs sensation.HRAwiP Want h shot
in the tion rife g amongst
where millions,
Linea challenge them for grace and. tions -be a rich country. At one' service is needed,
glow• A thousnd tinted grass yy, ,
front of the settlerswilldrift
A
when symptoms of indigestion
Act before
.t K as forced when
to beat a hasty retreat from my the bobbing eggs and the "running
At the cocoanut shies,
le there wareev afters registered wise many
g add soft undertones, as they ripple
in the breeze. Rarely have I bean Brandon, Moose Jaw, VicWia,'see - out again; the fight is too unfair.
. occur. quickly
esc become obstinate. --'
£or breath, I door." one of.
dark room, gasping ll ,nor would I after Ii.R.H. had floored three nuts so moved with visions of a country s ramento, Los Angeles, San Fraa- I Bear that the Canadian Pacific
dare to to 1?ow York I endon. At Railway liar at length taken ovef
Ta ke
would not and ,
r of rates with three balls and decided to try future as when our hutomobile cisco,
d T the numbs P ,+ * .----- C I met cam in the o eration of the line. This wilt
Clare to rse ota
.which srf£ered in consegineoad of 1;
xetreat.0 But an even, worse if
:£tcult r presented itself han the fur
-baee-like dark room, My ahem the
;got warmed up to such an extent
often I d'id not ,aro use them, an
T could not got a bit of ice on boat
the Ship to bring the tompperatul
:of. fluids down to anYthing'al
10'r t In nor►nal, So, rather the
risk spoiling gcores of valuable hi
11 .for{c negatives, Y was anlitcad
1 '
P his luck again the proprietor of ppoounded alongthe ninety -mile tri
shies, not recognizing his Royal fTom'Peace River Croseing to Sph
patron observed, ere you, think River, The naked Iprairies of f,
s you're lopping bombs at Jerry again. south have their charm -at lea
t These is real honest cocoanuts, not under summer skies; but here is
d square heads," That evening the country where the eye is rested A-
d Prince returned to the Royal -train the soul insplxed; while still t
e well laden with cocoanuts and taw- p.6ltot,fills. • o
,- dry charms and prizes from the . end the rocket does fill, sural
e" .eine h stances it uzzles one a 1
n various shooting ' sages •and side
t• shoes at the fair. a bits, it, is' 4okp to b4 gr,plgip
'A , ,
gen, Teasing p g, p
lack -horse; knife And gun, a prove the surest , pled gge of Pence Beecasecshaatfe Pdilims�tWu1 Pring iclieP
isque stranger aha was be- River prosperi'ty,. for ilio unsullied Their success to stomach, liver and
his long evenings with Ana- prestige of this great transportation bowel disorders proves the worth of
rance'o "Les Dieux ant Soif," company, challenged as it now is byi '�
was a titan of ouch ,culture powerful rivals, will not allow of iii. Ei
o ectin and ick effici t �C H
there? , Pr ap g e P Y•
P goo�J things, you bot .your Rist what I have been makes m '
o Bold every
I • , and to public utility dosapan� whorail in bo:
' • * pp n t tiers atilt .d., 260„4
:rd tntendi se ee.. Ga PILLS
f t1t0�eopie already s ' •' ¢
1 V M./irli ,ie. ywii ; : flaks Ilaato --4L i3, IES.:. , '
0
farliar ykrVisilw,0ou, A kanW-
y atrpOliftOd. Ct}Ief Secretary
Ireland,
Sieh crisis, settled by .cAlling ars ,
tion, ,
i Folners start eampalgn Of
a Awed incell0tirleAl,.,,,, ,
vbaltou, last of famvus'J'eeoo
res gang, died In NlerallblS,
,n, i•, it, ,
,. Kuronatkin, Ror•mor coin-
,nl W-11 u,•. ._ _.
Governor 09 Tt1'r ten all,
, C, A.: B, Blown, president of the
Canadian ) National 0411b1tion, -
leille'd 'lir Scoiching Ailtoist, who
oseanod and Was never, captured.
t, Dr. Wolfgang .Kapp, wild praniu,u 1
Ga}mart revolution againstEbert
Gov@rnnxentI dy.reoted• 1p Stock-
holm. .
3. Gen, French stinounedd intention
of resigning post of Viceroy of
India.
).'Gen. Donikhie, , mitt -Bolshevist .
]emiler, arrived in London,
3 ex-PiCaillauX ;of 1PruAe0
acquIt.ig4"of high treaseri. Ile was
,'mecuoed 'of bettkayln'g 'his country
• during'the Wal•^ ' •
5. Flom: Alex. G. MacKay, Minister 1' •
of mj nicipal AftAll's In Alberta � -�k . ;,_ .Kr
Ga4Opinent and foi'mer'ly Liberal ,
isad'erin'OAtarlo,;died in Banton- '
ton..
Mandates of Palestine, and 'Mesb-
potagnia awarded to Great Britain_ 'i
6 Siii; lwald'e11y B.' Daly, ttvfca men
toh&i}t Govutnpr of , -Nova' Scotia, '
" died in :Hallfax. ''
io. pokes s lancli' 'offensie Against ,,
$olghovYk '°armies imSo'u'th !,
t liftina t .,� ':
MAX.
3, Robels, win tr�l•]lf}rtant vlotorts% 1.11 ;
Meitieo
r
S. St"r .''Louis 460s, famous Jurist, ':
t,*leo < '• Lieutenant.Governor - 'o8 t
Quebee, died an Quebec City,
nigh trees occupied Northersk
D P
S6W:0strlg 'i;estored" to Dettmax4a. �
t&tesWt cff';•9eCbtrt'ple6istite.""
rse 'Hon, t
ti +ills-� 'endo I.
7. Brifisin` Lib i
. 1,-'+''pf-'•Asquith as leader, and ' ..
0oalttionistw-withdraw front 'ttle,
conf'ereave, . .
8, P61and and 1Rounlania '• fertile&, ..,
akfRaIle against .Bolaheviki.
9. Marilto,ba''Govef-nilient Aecedeil to,
enter' bainking:•business.
Revolartianar•y fgrces• gelred Mex- ,S
leo C)ty,.a.nd- President `Carranza
B�ed.
12. 8'ir; Arthur Currie accepted prin .
cipalship of M.GIII University. �
13. Sir Roberti' $orilen arrived in,
Ottawa: after taking•trip`for his.
health..
Gen, ` ; Alvairo Obregon entered
Merica City, in triumph. '
14.7rench Started evacuation of .
Frankfort..
18. Luxury tax imposed in Canada to -
help meet enormous war debt.
19. Admiral Sergleff, former com-
mander of Russian Caspian fleet,.
banged by Bolsheviks.
20. President Carranza of Mexico, a
fugitive from victorious revolu-
tionists, shot to death in moun-
tains, after surrendering to the
enettty.
29. King Alexander, of Greece joined
his morganatic wife in Parts,
24. President Depchanel of France, ,
who had become a victim of nerv- �
ous trouble, Pell from window of ;
train and had a narrow escape .
from death.
Bolshevik forces advance against
Poles.
27:ySir Herbert Ames announced in-
tention of resigning seat of St.
Antoine in . Canadian House of 1\
Commons in order to devote lits 11
attention to work as Financial Di-
rector of League of Nations.
30. First Czech Parliament. to be .
held in 3.00 ' years formally
organized. I ,
JUNE.
1 2. Union hack burned by women In i
front of British Embassy at
Washington.
6. Antonia Mario Bautista, Premier
of Portugal, died suddenly dur- .
ing Ministerial Conference.
7. Gen, John J. Pershing annaunced ,
intention of leaving U. S. ariny.
8., Government returned to power in
Germany by small majority. .
9. Premier Nitta and Cabinet resign- ,
ed .otdce in Italy. ,..
11. Signor Giolitti took lisp reins of
power in Italy. '
13. Senator . Warren `G. Harding of
�tio g d as Republican can-
didate *residency ,of U. S.^
' Essad Pasha; the Albanian leader,
assassinated on streets of Parts.
Poles evacuated city. of Kiev be- ' i
1 fore Russian advance.
15, ton. Wrangel. successful, in ad-
v aces against Bolsheviki.
1 18, $,rest fires in Scotland cakrsed
fiver $55,000,000 dafnuge.
1. 20. Desperate fighting took place on
streets of Londonderry. ,
122, Prince Arthur of 'Connaught ar-
t • pointed Govert@Or-General of the
Union of Soutli Africa.,
I '25, Lord D'Albernon appointed Am-
bassador to Berlin,
0 2!, It was announced that Sir Lomer
d Gouin would resign Premiership
�_ of Quebec.
27. Brig. -Gen. Lucas kicyapped by
r Sinn Feiners while fishing In
f, Ireland.
Militarist plot discovered and
toiled is Berlin.
28, Manitoba Provincial election held
'r and resulted in Splitting of house
I- into groups.' :Premier Norris had
strongest following with Farmer-
s- Labor group making next.
tr1...
1 . JW# -
if 1. Sir Robert Borden announced In. -
tention to resign leadership of ,
is Union Party and Premiership' of
B_ Canada.
;t- Attempt' was made to blow up
i" Jhpanese House of Representa-
in tives in Toklo: •
4, Bgql,shevik forces capture Lein-
btbrg from Poles, and continued
steady advance towards Warsaw,
m- 6. Governor J., M. Cox of Ohio,
at chosen as Democratic candidate
for Presidency.
7, Hon. Arthur Meigtien chosen
Premier of Canada.
9. Plans made to evacuate Warsaw
3 on account of continued victories
of Russian armies.
Death of Lord Fisher occurred in
England,
11, New Brunswick voted by 21,000
inajority to go "bone dry."
Empress Eugenie, widow of Na-
poleon XIL and last Empress of
I rance,f died at her home .in Spats
at the age.of 94,
15, Bolsheviks refuse to arrange aa'
armistice with Poland. '
Lipton wins first race for the
America cup•
1g. -Prince Joachim, Youngest ao4
"I
is ,('C.tAhiuod on nage 3), -, y
f•
IIS,
,