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C.I._U4TON ONTARIO THURSDAY AUOU T 12.1915
W. I I, Kerr '0: Son, Editors and Publishers
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Liberal Seats
Assinboia Lansdowe
Lakeside Le Verandyre
Killarney
• No man who has nspi�d ,�to Arthur
• position in the publlic life+ !'f Can- Norton
` ado ]Os ever been subjected leo an
attack so gross in, its dctiails as 111ttie
bceulaid against the, 0LW'Premier Brandon
of Manitoba, Sion, Thomnsr Craw- Cypress
ford Norris, cluliug the past ,1111
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months, All the accumulated cun-
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Gomm making- Business Transacted.
Dauphin
Dolomitic
ietr,guing in conn t' 1
adiinistration of, they affairs of
this prbrince vie released by the
discredited power behind the' late
Roblin Ooterriment for 1311e pur-
pose of, dragging clown into the
mire of its own making the new
Premier, But he has 'emerged
from lel iht oC '
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Jungle le clean•r 1111
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marrying
the •
respect of the people.
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of Alan 11
to is
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3ter the
the Rie -t] long
y Commission ]incl -keen 1)p
(mien
p io investigate the chug
of graft in connection with t
construction of"tha 'Pr vincial P
lament Buildings, the Roblin Go
Minnedos;l
Mountain •
Manitou,•
Alordcn
Portage
Beautiful. Plains -
'Rcml:wood .
Russell
Bulletin Saint Boniface
Elmwood Saint George
Emerson Saint Clements
Gilbert Plains Swan River
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Winnipeg Centre
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CS Conservative Seats
he Carillon •l1nhlin
a1'' Danville Saint Rose,
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eminent suddenly resigned, al
Mr, Norrie was requested( to for
a Cabinet rand become' the Pri
Minister of the Piorince. •Immed
ately the Liberals( took office t
'eport was circulated thorugho
Canada that, a "deal," a "saw
off," has been arranged, between
he new and the old 'Governments
herel•y the scandal in connectio
w ith the Paritament, (Building
mild be hushed 11i) if 11'1•, Non'
and 1.
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minute ��
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to power. el. 711T, •
1 That report, it is no
lee own, was circulated from, Otto.
wa, not from FVinnipog.
n
The !Fullerton Cltaiges.`
Then, as the Royal C'onnniSSiQ
showed no signs ,1)f ceasing its in
✓ eltigations, came the "iFu'lerton
charges," signed try fourteen Con
seer ativc members, 111
qt Jers, and claiming
that for thu situ. of ;1;50,000 Premier
Norris and se ;oral of his col:engues
had agrec(0 'co mite terms with
Thomas Kelly, 't1)
o e e.
accused c con"ro
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tor, and certain representatives o
the past,Government, The Premier
it scantly appointer) a second
RoyalCommission'
t investigate
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the so-called Fullerton' charges.
It .becanre known as the, 'Perdue
Commission its members being
Judge Perdue, Jud c Gault, and
Judge Robinson, allof whom enjoy
reputations of the highest( chance
ter, Before this second Commis
slot Mr, C. P. !Fullerton, K. C. en-
deavored for three weeks tot bring
forward some evidence which.
would bear out his charges and
eompr0n,ise the new Premier. Th
icsult w'as that the Comntilsiot
closed the investigation wiChou
It eying received the substantialiioa
from Air. iFull'rton 'lone word o
Its charges. And later •the Com-
mission's report unanimously de
clared !that the c1' Fullerton'.,
charges" hilt! been unfonndcd and
o-'
Al] N07 '19 was t
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elltion.
No Po,scnalr 1'_s Ly Premier.
During the election campaign
which followed the investigation
of the ,Perdue Commissi'on• the
s
1 termer drelnot descend
in one sof
his speeches to the discussion of
pe.rsoutlities He avoided any
referenee an public to the alttempt,
of J. 11.:Howden, :tomer Attorney,
General, who declared there hs.d
been negotiations between: IVIt•.
Norris and himself to ruin his rep
uta(tion, "I do not lvanlf to, 'think
about that," .11e said one clay in a
private conversation, "Tot have to,
place one's self, f an r i
1
ceoad in the
w'i'nless box, testifying ito the, false
ness of an ex. -Minister of the
Crown, is too, disagreeable rand dis
tiesteful tto mention" he sake.
There is another andia deeper rea
son why t3l'emien Norris' finds the
subject of 'Howden distasteful, al-
though 11e says nothing, about it.
Both ,;ren 31 are boys together in
neighbouring .counties in Old On
tali0. Mr. Norris dvas ,born' at
Brampton, and grew up. oil •a farin
in,Peel county, Ontario;, •and just
across the line in Halton, "Jim'
Bowden spent his , lboyli&,od,. on
another farm. tEot11 3Tt.ys come
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regardless of profit and cost.
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an unbreakable rule of this store, Thesep rices
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Principal of Presbyterian College
Montoeal for Eleven years,
Montreal. Aug! S-Itev. "Da John
Scrinlger, PtincipaI of the Presbyter
ion College in Montreal,died sudden
ly yesterday morning at; 'his -summer
residence at Bae, Que. He was wide
iv known, heaving been very prominent
in the affairs of the Presbyterian
Church in Canada, and baying been a
Wormer editor of The Presbytte ian Re
view, He was born at (1-111, Ont., in
1819. Ills son, -O petro Scrimger, was
recently awarded the Victoria Cross
for distinguished bravery at the front.
Born of Scottish parents, Dr, Script
ger was educated In Gailt at 131' Tas
sie's School (ao<v the Oollegiate .In
s itute), qt the University of Toronto
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and Keoz College, z ,.e, obtalniu^• his B
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in ISO, 131 A in 1571, and being gradn
(ted in theology in
0 1 the Nunn. , ,
tat 1) D.
y v
h S\
esler•a1r )
T 111 a
he m t Collage,
Moate Ll `Jn 1871130 .gi,arried Char'
tette 13, d•uagh,rr of the Iate.las, .tl
Gnirdnor of Bayfield, Ont. lie was
ordained in 1073. Incl was roster 00
Calvin Church, iattinteeal, 11 15.82,
holding a leeture!ship in the 0-lontrenl
Presbyterian (;ollege from 1571 tc 1575.
Re then rasigned his chai'getu devote
his full time to college work as pro
• 1(5501' of theology, holding 'bat chair
about twenty-two years. Since 11101
he was Pt'iueipal of the college.
Dr Stringer (v0s the author of
111t Met000 articles in •the Presbyterian
College Journal and other religious
magazines, and lar five years edited
The Presbyterian Review, his office
being in Toronto. 1 9
n1.Ulhe v
g was bon
Dred with Meet ion as s 1'n ndertlMr 110 the
Montreal and Ottawa Presbytery. Ile
was a member 01 the joint committees
on Church Uuio
e u, As a preacher he
was forceful and eloquent and as a
lecturer was P05005se t of acharmingly
clear and distinct delivery
The deceased was a brother-in-law
of Miss Gairdner and Postmaster
Gairdner, of Bayfield
\Vienipe At e1' st 0. -The Norrie
ravcrIn cn 3119 to -night returned
to p 1W')' with 5'i gt eaten'r nhnl- '
n ^ns of supporters ever known in
s Mla.litoba, rv'',y member of t v
in Government w.ts elected Ty n snh-
1-
stantial n13v .
, t t 1'L'
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out ut of t'he°
0 40 scats being treaded the results
- at midnight tonight show only
five seats rebid; ear' be: `' 1lfely,
placed in the Consereative column,
and of these fire there are foto•
n S'reneh..Canadians,
Sir. James Atkins and W, 13,
Sharpe, his right hand, mon, both
- of, whom resigned seats in the
JCommons to run, were; beaten' by
,.
l.rg majorities, while only five of
I
the fo•n'rof/
rte su�
r 1111' era 1
1 t{1
1 e
IRoblin administration regained,
their seats in the 'Rouse.
The up -to -'date
co •'es nn
-war ),
dent nevelt fail to ,cork in t re
mord c`imbrogf;on
Some Dates in the -War
Worth Remembering
June 2S, 1014 -Assassination of A rcheluke !Francis Ferdinand at
e 1 Sarajovo,
1 . DIPLOMATIC
1 • 1.0 14
1
23 -Austria 3 115"'a 9
July r t au .ends tiC r t
1 111 l{let 1 :11, 1'1 .9..
1 1 , 23 -Japan drel.uc•s 41wtu
to Ser})tam on Clermany
- `August 1 -Germany declares war October 20 -Tut key hegins war
on Russia, • on Russia -
August L-T'rit c.5' rieelna•cs rt state November 5 -England and
of war exists' with Germany. nt
y. France declared 1'5111' 00 Turkey.
August` 4 -tin lard
t vol n
10 nce9 tt December DecOm .e
6 i 18 -Egypt proclaimed
IY
5,(211 f• war with fBritish g 1
o t t t C erm:'tny. a Li 11911 protector arc,
TunafisR?
Something new and'
pleasing to the taste, very
rich. chicken' meat, just •
a
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the thin
°, summer
b I
salads.
Ask" .for Tuna Fish or
Chicken of the Sea
only 15e per Tin
' The Store of (anality
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THE HUB GROCER
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1010
7Fehrnnry 13•-0ermnny opens sub Alliance L1'caty
marine( "blo:kade" 0951051 Eng- May 21 -Italy declares rear upon
land
I11ay < 4 -Italy cono Y
Icn 5'es Triple
CITIES C
10
August ., -Germans capture
Liege.
August 20 -Germans enter Brus-
sels.
Atigusll 23 -Germans burn
Longwy (fortress),
Augus-t 27 -Germans burn Lou-
vain.
ou-
rain.
September 3 -Russians occupy
Lcmberg. •
September 7 -Germans take Mau
barge, (fortress). '
September 27a --Russians . take
Jaroslav;•
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.10
Marc,; 22 -Russians take Prze-
mysl (fortress)
Ailrit 18-Austro'Gormane re -
June
+23 -Austro -Germans take
1(a T•lr•lorc II thea.
July June 3-Austra-Germans reocen-t t:ysz
a-
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October 9 -Germans take Ant-
werp (fortress).
October 11-Britishtoecupy Ypres
November 6 -Japanese take
T'singlao, German protectorate in
China •
November 1.1 -Germans take
7)1x111(80
t
December.
2 -elf occupy
]33c1grade.
De'ember 0 -Gree dz.
:December 15-, retake
Belgrade..
2 -Austrians
, ]15 OCCI
'111(1)15 take Lo
30013)11115
1.5 I
• June( 23 -Austrians reoccupy Lem C
berg
Ilelli the Red Cross,
ht followinglettel wasreeciu'd by
Mr."T. C. Johnston, Z u'Lor•ia street
recently, front one of our Cliot11)1 1't. seems to he along long way to
boys.- Constantinople.
I)e tr LS•iend,-J mauler if 1 will
surprise you by tl1 upping •,y'O(( 1) ecce
lett files. 1 was thinking of von last,
n1 -ht as 1 was taking t solitary serol)
aftev 1),11)111 and wanted 1,1 write, For
it seems Into an 070 since 1 law, you, The watchword Ir.:Manitoba is
Please answer tllttt 1 may beep in still collas anybody Here s00ia
aotteh with friends in the home teltvl.
Tell me herr dings 11c going. IC 4ty?'
Ike areal Shoruelille and �I1)nd the• --®
11l' and the. place inteneely nit1 re: t-
inge -It. is 111 education to int
t
AVIS disapp*inled whel1 they 111'111(5'
11111 1)013(1 VIP. 1 counted on 1.1aining
fur Field Ain balance but tlteyure tali•
it1 • Its in two's r 1 S Ir
?, and three's for any
old work. 'Twenty tnl •
a1'( off > fl t(1 a base
hospital
tonight
1'1,
Frame., ,
a 13)
1 l
legate, ,
e I believe. lttt [
didn't
5'L it 111
to go.lhr:vtcillfe.alt., mitesc ant
eaver
the 11unt httt I would not envy athem
,1101, work in a has hospital'
I have been 13)3 11111 d on to a clerk's
duly. They 1(11111110 it rvuul) be only
fol' a ft'n' 1)r, t ks and l since,'ely 11111)1•
so.I clen't 1111e it for 1 lrnv0 but an
1011(" s worn and ,a whole day to du it
in. That leaves rue tau 11111011 Lime 111
rvasle. 10 1 t1 p study 1 1 .tet c •
11' 11 read
amp'
officious, thiel hettde) "non eon!" of
Neer bustles around and wakes 0 rasa,
V) e 11 ace 111 1(8(11(0 rt prett tic• 1)1 1t orla
in to keep pe,u'e and that spoils the
job. Yon set. there is a big difference in -
being a '•prlvltte" and being all urdiu-
One way to improve i:1)n appear -
We are rt 1fti lg for the promised
"drive" of Lord KiteLouer,
,Take in one of the big ,+airs
,inti its many of tite 103011er'ones as
you can conveniently attend. , •
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'Harvest rush to the GPCat West
is -n5'.+
more O
1 n❑ !
t.ie
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311 1'(111'.
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There tern bo 00 excuse for the
` 0ut-,0f-works" 1f they do nntse
cure remunerative la3)01,1tthis seas
on ol'the year.
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Japan is pi 1?.'ing tlr' friend in
1 ted to Iloesi;t and clesera-es credit
for her 1
z raetiaalevidence
of friend
MAD. nose ',Topa coal,, git•0lutu]y
cher Nations useful 7 '1511ersr on
i1 tetrrity and honorable dealing.
a•'v man. A private has to "stay
where he is put" and a, 1)111)1 has neer_ ante of th0 country -side is toerv,d
3
to ]let 001(11(1 in great profusion in
some communities. It r • '
rt,uld not
be such a big task if it 10.20. gone
at with a vin,, ,
An army numbering no Iess
than 550,000 is being ntarebtiled by
Holland.. It is a big bill of expense
toeven .1 C+ � ,'o-
lin c antz„hhor 1ho.is ,a
trouble some fcll',w, Nrth!1,g' like bo
ii:g prepared for eutergeneies, Our
wise 15
g that' if the lar continues
.t, 0
i t 1016 largo t
1 rgc 1luutbers already.
in 111(1 scrap will he amplified con
sidcrahly before the close:
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If a pereen wilfully violates, the
Ir.1he has no right to waaste!uiueir
time hunting round 'for ,'sympathy
if he has been well. "stilted" by
t ulded by om
111 1 sense. 1)c n t.
Il5('.
1Cat
d tho' prolific
I like. 11 11031' for the sphere is sal 1 oldie grorrt!1 of n'cad
different. 1t 1s rough and often low
but w e run see met e
, or au sorts aper
eonihlions 11 .1/111. 1he genuine to the
highly varnished substitute for lion.
Yon lain,,' whet 1 Inettn,
it is interesting to talk to the lads
Who have been in the aw0u1 hell of
horror. 11 n sickening. I don't be-
lieve. any 0(u' van even imagine what
it is really like. i knot, 1 can't,
Ask the '1
cent sr,
'ale, r n t
t I they want
to go beet:, and almost invariably ex-
claim, ",Hoek' To h with that."
Seventeen tante in for Medical in-
set etinrl today and wiwn they were
stripped. 1' saw their minks. None of
Hunt scorned Inximls to be pronnml0
cid phi ieally At, 1 don't blame thele
either. They have dont their bit and
note we 01(71),' Lo take blit 10(01 As I.
wrote out their papers 1 was templed
to add a prefix to tree doctor's (it."
,Inst' think for a minute., when there
are a him hied bullets hying fol each
man, what is the lottery that lets
dime pian ort, 'Mother dawn for s!x
month. and the next dirt n 1'ur ever the magistrate. There might be
ff the world (.0111,1 1t ally see IL all
every spieit would be crushed and cry, some excuse' for a ma)) 0110`blul{d
c1'} ,ruin a brukeu Ilett, '(live Pt;Lcc, erect pito trouble bite the fellow
t1' d
t r, i] s he' is tem( ,'_u'tc oto be
,,abbe d generally, finds out that
there ere others who can' tlurn aor-
z:crs as well as 11e,
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Cle1
n ho
nest -
sr'
t a ] 1 '
: g rt govern.
1130
1)t should 1)c chosen ahead 110
U'1' if or Tory rule. The pie
crust promises antedating 01, elec .
lion - ,appear that easily broken
t 'r
1)'l t
vers
r hale
4 creel •
5'.l
Ce
Cali
be
placed in theta, A good record
is superior - to rosy1 pledges in the
n/os8 of cgses aster) ninny Prot•.
1)a g (ys m remit at ) certained; in the, ast.
me that is a hint to get mu,
so f + p
hart better conic quick ly to the end.
1 hat t n't had any w ore, front home
yetycl; 1 ,1 1 barn only been in hyo w eel( $32,000 was a tidy gift tq Lloycir
, a hill!'. Letters will be ilte by George by the AIahan.tia 110 Grvalior
'he firs t ' e -
L t a til aur e h.
l
rhe otitez' clay, t:hn colt, to be spent
I: hope fiats ]lads good well incl re- in munftlons of tvar t0 a!d in'rrirn-
0lined to give 11817 a good latter in re -
f.0 ring the coming, victory, It would
Ponrs'.1`ruly, appear 0010 Joltn Bull'ss children
Ar
were, viewing, with one 'another in
their expression of 11 l
e pfulness to
the groat' British Empire. That
old theory that "disintegration hail
set( in" was a r Dry clumtsy 'lie.
d 0s••ti@0•••••••••••••••••• Canadia is making a noble respon
• se 10 the cell of the Motherianc1 and
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her offerings of soldiers, doctors
Patriotic Notes e, d, nurses will compare with the
best we have no doubt. The purse
11 • I strings have not tightened ':when
••••�•�•••••••�•••N�•y�GD 0-recticed calls were properly under
stood by the people of tile! Dentin..
' 1'
1)d come to- their meeting, ' with tea, ant . The ole Recti tiVhite ,11'11 Blue
.
od sale of home made baking, ltridiav has not; ' lost rave bear 'still floats
hg. 13th on the Lawn of Mrs. McI1 g majestically in the 1a:tLtle Rz1c1the
art s3„ i.n St. George's wlartl,
Again,"
I 1s rather hard to write here for 1
am in the Y. Al O. A. tvtnleen a1c1
Cheat is • some noise, the Mee o'clonk
rush is on.
The St. Andrew's Brotherhood have
fine club rooms in most of our renins,
Theta, [( is nun n. 1'u St
iL •a1' to '9
1 1, Plains,
Where Cgenerally go 11111'lutee a
canteen,library,billiards, clicss ere.
t
l.(t'cy
1),1
to the
hold 1 ,v ( a file(e)1
minute service, with a vegetal: s(rviee
on Sunday. Communion is held in
the little chapel
at the bank,
(81111,111Y
i
1/101,81111,p i Inll ,just, it Gdtcrchlttr.hpttrul0
The Salvation Arany has also rest
rooms and canteens throughout the
caulps.
The 1710rinal wan ]las ,just come ,rotes in this Dominion have asti
001111 to den le 1i13 1(
Fred Sluauan
to t. y 15-Ger,l,ans take Prt+as-
py Przemysl (fortress), July 24 -Germans 'take Put- •
June 10- Germans talze Grodek -tusk, (fortress), - 4
'IMPORTANT LAND DAPPLES
1014 °. •-
August 17 -Serbians defeat Aus- mans at Augustowo,
1ri11us on the,. Jad n•, Oetobet 2,1-Russiandefe t C' •
1... p. ret
August{ 19 -Germans defeat the mans befoad.Wtlsaw. •
Freaeh in Lorraine November 17 Austrians defeat to
August 23-A
usti iens
defeat Serbian5 1)CVtI
Jer
a •
Pussr•tL
,a at z
asrnc,
November 26 --Germans
defeat`August 99—Germans" defeat Bus- Russia,Ie 110011
Lodz. I a
slaps near Tannenberg. December 5 -Serbians defeat Aus it
September 5 -Beginning of battle trians, ( A
of tl,,o'1VIarine,. ending in Trench December 25-Ru.signs defeatthe ,g
victory • Austrians near T,arnorv.
October '2 -:Russians defeat Ger- w
1915 S
January ll-Bettld of Soissons, position at Les Eparg1.09 _ P
19
11000
by the.
Germans S,
t
Aprilret 25--'Brit
ishi defeatTurks
I
February 6 -Russians 'defetCet 1dland, ireats b1) moth sides ; of
O
m'105 ,vest of Warsaw.,11111 Dardanelles,
Tebrnnty S -Russians defeated May i-3-Aristre-tlermatls break to
and
di•iv
on
'out ofEast-
Prussia, through Russi,.n lines in Westt Ga. 2l-Russzany 11,1,5'11 out licia. and levee nretroa•G.
01 Bul owing. • J'13no ;13 C+eemans break Russian J'
Maria 10 -British defeat German Lino east of Przemysl'
at Neuvo Chapelle, Juno 23-Germens drive 'Ruse' 39
1VIomit 3t Russians defeat Aus- ' from positions west. of Lemljerg,
irlan r' in Carpathians and enter •June 25-Ger$nans force passage
lto.nga.iy of Narew river 1 ,
. .April 0•-alvig.+tt3,c)y storm. German I
''' ii'tip0}1TANTS LA ENGACEIVIi39NTS,
1.9.14 r i >
Angus 28 -Battle' off 13eJigo- No3'embee :1. Ctel)man 1)03'01, sic- I g
land, British vietoi•s, tory' off C:'•oro.ocl, CI ite. S
September • 22 -Germans ;subma'- 'December 8-Brit15h ravai vie- (
zine sinks,British Crnisei•s Aboukir tory off lFa'lkla,d letands,
Cresey and Rogue,
o 0.1907
te. 1?,T. Slonlln•
A 131 0. Depot Co'y,
N[5' Iical 1n5pcctiou Room
Moore Barraeks,
Shorncliii'e, Fng
The W. P.1 ,
S. ask all to r to 1
e em 1'1
The Supply Committee request all 1. reei:e, , '
ho are knitting ,netting and sewing for the
ociety,wand have finished work to
lease seed it in to a member of this
ommlt e
to Mrs. s. Cliaut. Mrs.
Munroe
1' Mr Her
s, e l a1'.
Y
The J.'reasurer has received the fol.
wing donations which then Society
cknewledge with grateful.thank,;-
hiss 7+i. Washington `12, Mrs. Robert.
earson 92; 03Ir. Ezra Washington 55.
Premier Rlydel has been having
a real fine time (across 00 "herr-
Irl pond." n His visit I 91 .
�'' ] 1 evil
C16CRL i
ado good is diel the t arious< occas
5)!0318
OD which' Sir Wilfred Laurier
ions on which Sir'i Wilfred, Laurier
and groat inthei 018,1Lnrd. These.`
leaders, cart hardly say, too much '
in favor of the Land of the Mtaple,
8s when: it comes 'the time toprove
AAAAAAAAAMAAAAAMAAAA A .our ability,, and ospaeitt
I s '•:. v make
goocl: Canttks is the licd',•hat can
ToThe New .'1'a most assuredly do it.
Russians 7
Q1 --e5'—
OrrQSp091Q1e]itS : 110' are good hands
Janaary 21--Eng:tgenieet ,be- iPerO'tndez,
tweeri: ,German and British squad- ' March` .1.8 - Three rce (,uo battle German cruiser Eluchel sunt slips sunk in Dartanebis, Naval
March, 14-Britislif squ"adlonsjnks erlgagoments without land *forces 1
German cruiser Dresden "near Juan Juppoa«t abandoned
at the bac,.-up milfarry tactics
but t wish they would 511011 chiinge
the order o5' things do a : Cort'arc(
march sothat, the war might! bo
010sifcat1on of"letters'and,will the. sooner( tet•m.inalreci, >Fur the
not require the, special war, tax i
`past 12 months' ,eG,rrihle losses
there c is
very lit, e
t
o show,v
that
t
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