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- NTH I . SEAFORTH9 . � . 61
- & ()JK1 Y -NI ' VILAlk , FRIDAY, MAY 75 1915 . . I 11 . .
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WHOLE NUMBLR 9473' 1 . - — - . - w - � - I . I i
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moss— __ �_ .� . , I ut. their heroism Is 4 4
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� + Many of them were without food, or position so dearly gained, They had �the - A .
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. � , , i � . + water for lipwardrk' of twentY-f-Our disappointment of finding tfiat the guna I � i,;
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r 1i + + hours a -ad some for much longer, but bad b�en blom,n ap by Ope enerry. and i !
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I Toronto, May 4th., 1915. + . + tbiq unflinc-hi4ly held their positions. later on in the same night. a morat I i
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CIREIG CLO I H; ING C,00 - - ' --- � - W-,, aft For the + . formidable concentration of * artillery i 11
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. I people of all Canada are now having t + - 1. � � fire, sweeping the wood as a tropical N .
- - - - + . + Tbo Great Battle. storm sweeps the leaves from a forest, - � r
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.. I . � + I . The great 6attle Ypres fought some w.adu it impoqslble for %hewn to bolti .4 �
- . -war brought home to them in,a prac- + the 'position. At 6 aar.. I I
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1 . I itica,l way such a,s Canada has never +. . left was becomaing pore and mare la- i _.
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, 5 LL � sxperlenceA,' before. The rec 4 + volwd, and a powerful German aftempt i
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- 11 Li . .ere battle hs likely to furnish much .1- � . + witness.- The Canadians have wresLed to outflank ic developed rapidly. The - I
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L I I � greater number Of Canadian c sualties + r , ' ' .
1 4- In the t encli6s. over the b0leS of thf . .
A� L . than was at'firist thought. Every Aay $ .ow + dead and mal6ed, th� right to staTt-d outflankad-, were not rrerelv loccaL R - �
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- I I 0 :for the past weeX new lists ,have been . '14 7 T . .
I I + Bia, S � + side by sidelwith the. superb troops, ' It- -wat, therefore, decided to give,,re- ! m
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1, . . published and tbe sad . + who, In the first battle of Ypres, broki� lief by a couater-attack upon the,-Arst I �
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ail told. Many of CanaWs brightest .1. *1' and drove before them the flower of line of Gerrran. trenches, now far ad- �i .
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. . and best young manhood have beeneut .,,. ' - - + - Prussian Guards. Looked -at from vancee& from those originally occ d I
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off an maLny knore have . y + any point the performance would be by the French. This was'earried - t I .
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I as If tbe� claims Of the Germans that + + the Canadian division are. 'considered. eira'l Mercer acting in combiAatlon witIt -1
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off to -morrow what You . I prisoners is mea,surably true. Perhaps .1. I ay A" h9 1915 - + South Af rican veteranq, but It consisted It did not seem that txi-y human be- I 6
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the number is nOt quite ISO large as .1 en who were admir- .
I + . + in the main of m Ing could live i,a the shower of shot 4 .
should do to -day.. . . . -
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I lieve even a half, of what is said of *,-'rt -a . I - .1
kii�g a sacrifice—m. � entifto Warf are. It wa% it I!5 true,., com- thering fire. For a moment, not mort-, I
out. We'll probably,have i , I . the Way in Which the liermans' treat + ma ke 'the iacrifice. I" . I
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I 4) ,.,.,:!I, . E ians who have beep. �+ CH A,c. STEWART, Sec*y. - JOHN BEATTIE, Pres + general, Its'staff was supplemented Ing Officer, LIeut.-Col. Birch'all, carrl- �
just as many c ever .. new ; ,I fate .orf those. Canad . . without being replaced by some 'Dril- Ing a light cane, cooly and- cbeerfuny I .1
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-CLOTHES t6 show.you ; �' . on the ,battle field. , 7 . ... +�F++#+ .�.++++.F+,+++++++++-I'+':'+++++'�" higher and iegimental CoMma'a we" 1,ert which h e w ple had,infected 4'
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" , , . -. I, - ; and many hearts made sore and all �- . I and_busihess rren,. ready w1th cool iself- I . m
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to -morrow. as we aVe,tO- t.� . I * __ � battalion. - I ,- i
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. edne-as of a few r�en ,Who dive in safe- ron'to Island, w e e ins ructi a In t With a hoax -se try of anger they ;
operation and use of'hydroplanes will In the afternoon of the twenty-second, ganization in which the study of mil- A �
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fs I ii, choo.1, - located pr001Y neir the Long tillery. fire,,. the eneiny's trenches being of laboriorui, lives. of direct frontal firp, - '. � �
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Io -Dg. I I :�! It -ering. Why, i I ?2nd the ioznadlan d1visioll horre in face
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I I :.i, i i, thing � hich e'.use ataircraft. generally. , e; ' d tfie held &-line bf roughly'.5,000 yards 4ex-' in , . V
its ' unfadable , 1'. �'. It . ad- in this- life. These given iri th yards from the allied lin an s man. trenches. After.a �,__ �
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Fine Blue Serge Su . I I - , ich6014 Ill be th only one nding northwesterly from the Ypi
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. o J. - , I . horrars should, however,.,have es Roslers railway to the Ypres-Poel Ca- -
� l I "I 14 A&nLs. of its kin4,in Canada, In ftot, 'the On,1Y towards the allied line, dQnse voluT. -,ran who resisted was bayoneted and .� ,
AW 0 1p Ject of crushing Out the last rer nne �
&I P 9 11 Il� I sellool at which a6r1a;1 navigation cs,.'L' of bravy gas - were projected 'towards pelle -road, iand co cting'at Its ter- � �� I
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— 11 � 'i 1, I it ,vihich may in tlae past, have pervaded . � ly by Islon nsik;ted of three infantry bri- The =easure of this success may -be . 11
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I � the hearts and minds of any. of OUL t 0 -tions have Ing the allie-1 trenches. were found to gades In ad . y I - I
- . I'M * Cano,dian POople., r � � . I . �he inf,afitry-,.brIkad a tre- nch represented In the German ad* - '.
. � I , � . ques ion f airships, ReguliI _.�:,, the .,
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1. Dressy Grey Wor . . . . I I � mind-er of -the tdrrible ravages- of war. - . Atact 146 tue Allies a;t �4p c4lut In- of the and. that It was � two . I -
,� . teen Belgian re . '"It Is not !so lOng'Ago, Isince.kresidonts mch front, and part Gi- the Highland cO ' ftbiiie. � I I . - a half %111`e__; . - `
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. Q - I - Eastern Ontario "were seared out of .13rigade. and In rrany instance's proved I - 7 a- '
I I P� - - . fugees arrived in this city. Witl�'thelr � The day �Vas apeaceful -one warm -charge, w,ade by men who loo)(ed dea, - -�
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coming, there is at t e niomerit indisput- � lland-�exae IndifferTently In the f4ce, for x � - -1 -
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%able evidence of the splilt of murder, 1% ,T,, sss
. I on - Cana- ' , othf rs the effect ,was. only temporbTy. I 1W
- Q and of ferocity which in6ves certaln�af bent up ' the deAructicyn of the Q bolT.bardment . of Ypres, everything likely to.11ye, Bayed t -the 04nadiall hat I t]
1 OP2.56 to 04 - I an capItal.B,jockville, frow, the ma.yor I In,niediately thereafter the whole er- . � � .1
9 . -' di � irfed quiet in front �of h more; tb , than left. But_ I . 1
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. I I tims, madame Colin Justin, wh9se fa- a wa,faiing mes-SaffeWas 6611t. to Ottawa. , upwa;rds of ten divisions,'adv4nced. line. At S d1clOck in the, it difmore, up -to lbe point wilere tht - � I
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Spring Weight Dress Overcoat— � . i ther and brother, although non-com- to be q' ared for the. worst.,It,turfi- ains ' 11 - - %x_ I
- 11 be- prep ' The French and Belgians, over a front .execution, -a t our Fienell allies On ed and.. matntatned (luring t e Mos". . I
. � & batants were bayoneted practical ed out next da'Y tbut.,,tbe alships were yxiatinig . � qf great In- . Of Ali tbeIntegrityt-01 11
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I $10 to 05 . I . .1 'fore her eyes,- bad a terri))le story to . , sent up ,by �some of nine,thousand yards, or upwards of the lett. As#`h I . gas � PrItical inoment . 1:
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. . . ) - � , - Aerschot, - , i them -.were completely pro4trated' wid ches, pr6bly �y me ang of force pumps - - qn1y: taken, It' Was there0te-r bila ,
I � . �- ). irassacre -near her home in tion of the century of,peace, between I , teeth, of . 1 -
. I in Ontario . when, 800 defenceless, men and ,boys ' Incapable of action./This poition of ,.1he and, I.Apes lidd 'Out under "the �paravets. sainst all comers, =4 In the � 1
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A- stock unsnrPass6d i ' , � were' either shot down or bayoneted, he scare wa:s ,very real .to the I line fell, back be . 1.,esult- * every cone Ivable Projectile., until lthb:-
yond the canal, In Bowe The � au tjaat the French werG e
. I � I but t . a distanc6;of ien"thousand Surds, pelled tO give -h - SundaY, the 253th, WWI an. - 1
. . . � I � . . terrl;bly a' ddening in Its effect, there Is thers while cases .- . cow, � -ground for a con- nig. It vt . I
� I & ..Mayor of Brockville. and a - French did all , that remained of the broken but V'k, I ,
4 assortment and quilitY x to- 90leCt fIrOM- this in her revelation that the -Qer- -it lasted. . . I lor about six miles. -By .the Isudden re- siderable distance. The I i
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tirement of the- French) the heav,y th!a;t sojdier� could do and the -Cans- torjous�b-a-ttallons was mllavedl�y IrkA ' 7 1
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� � of fourtamilles, and,they are Oe fore- ith the 4peration of dirships. time to get away and conseq.delitly -for forward to WS -11Y OccaslOng In the '131- Another ey-e-Witne,28-9iVes fh�e -
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nners of more to follow. They kare a . the time being fell Into .i 'tur,e'. W12em tbey, Will - I ,. lse6nea In. .6 I
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amwmwww� . looks ' - ft the me*- branch 0� militarJ 'The eff ect Of thIs fOr4aed -withdrawal . rAblit klext J
. . us and Intelligent. They had, evident- - Catiadian machine 70m detatll 4
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. 't altby class- science would catch on In this province, i Meantime tile Sighlanders, being 11efL was extremely grave. The third brigade J .
ly' belonged to tbe mote we having reached I without any protection on their . left their gun in action-unti'l.au wer-4 -de0A - A
- 1 5 hundreds of Inquiries division was without � .
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� I 9 es, but they bave lost all. the naval service department, already I flank, General Turner extend. d, - his : 'the Canadian _[t or wounded. The Sun -was ot �k
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I ;.,. Their arrival'In Toronto provides aa- ( .- %4, It beqame lmperativ,!J,� = angle Of the trench lwben7tj
'. .., T . from prospective navigators. In order f orep. for about two thousand ' e.,hun- � was in the I . n rush took place ;7�e xoan after 4u -i --I'-
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� .. . ., . -:� other splendid illustration of helping to ,enlist -in the Imperial service Jt Iss , dred. y6.,r&-, at 'right angles t - orig- 1 ly-to extend the Cana- .ma ,
-. 11 Our . B0.11 S, et d across I I necessary g.reat. wasvehot'. blit -,
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%.1 - .� ' cier of An.twerp, the . disting British subject, . I si in in overwhelming numbers, of course- p'�acticable to move the first thoilgh,f ivs bodies lay aromd- .1t. When 1 I
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" , - member ,of the Catholic* Church, Who � - . . I from completely cutting the Canadian- . line extended from 5,000 �
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I brigade frorb re P the sixth man Itook .'
tice, and the -
C1W, es' -1 for some. time was imprisoned by �-he m from' the .rea'r, fallen, comrade, of whOra one- was *Lli I 1
1 off by enveloping the to 9,000 yara,� was not, naturally, th6 � - I .
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. I , . because he maintained that , OFFICIAL STATEMENT Th -us 'the Highlandezz had to cover a I - � e allies �.
I I . ..' . I A Go . I . nt thous line that hAd been, held by th -be waited until they Were only- a few I
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. '. . " above es t P, d h alf In the future of . The,Great Batfic was ,In the' open. It -appears #1 s figh** on of which our .recent
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1 .1 ., , Every Mother band, a -ad through Father Frevot cabl- . - - � - . lasted tbroughoiWthe afternoon and - French for d himsel 1.
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. I - ';, , the avi�,rage. ed to Archbishop McNeil, Toronto,. en - ng the Tenth 2- Of dead. He waz then; I
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� . i �,,,�. ility O'L 6,000 Canadians Killed, Wounded night . � ed -tbe i _n quit . .-w" �. - 11._
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*Id ill. . ; r the homeless larnilles ift and Missing . and Major McLaren, b6th of whom fell, - J ,
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mi -"�.1.1',"" i I 0 y Canada, The - * _-L _ , -, and the Sixteenth Canadian Highland m1nandIng the Third Brlgad.3� i
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.... Wl, : ; I "I . . much to all "Send the p�eciple on; w, ack on thC flank southward Notes. -The Seeding was nearly k1l -1 �
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t . ; I I It means Immediately: at Ottawa, ers. made a desperate att
I 1� I - Th .irow back hiz left last Week. The- Rralr-- Went 4 :
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I o - , . - will care for them." The refugees lef position and recaptured the �to rote, .
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a I I ;"",-,� mothers to find 48nglar'id on the Metagam.a and were has issue , supported by �tbs P _ - rear. d rapldly, I
# - four guns. They were . , te
I I ". . rrent coraborating and amplifying the the enemy �vho. had advan had the mist eve the flngerv-] I
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I .,..'� boys I clotfiing—like ours—sO met at the Union Statiorl on.Saturday of the eye_wltnesi�r which we Second Eastern Battalion under Col. ' small ,,�rtune. to 'he . �
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, :1 easy . and were comfortably provided for . enn'le. ; Ir rear of the i
., 1, battle in Planders, in whichthe Cana- under Colonel R t jullen, two jiles .1qi "the cutting procest. The wouuds were very
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i I . haps best of all at surpr sing- til a pro- per disposition can ! . dians took so prominent and creditable inch trenches. - and it will. rbquire some filte '�
� ; I' . ,� . them. . 11 % . This was the position up to.the fore- original FV painful D�l i
, I . ly low prices. but disastrous a part. The following Is -noon of Friday., the 23rd. 'With tbb The story' of the second battle or I for them to beRlo--MT. GtO-Ze' . I
111,�,l ". . I of bow the Cana- 1 da.'s has .1 .
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4*,- A v Canildlan Highlanders extended to.dnu- Ypres is the stc,T.V- _.. �
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!; ble -their normal trench front, one-half. dian. division, ,Gnoym.wa-317�'-'Outnuyn�]DdredI tare' for a few days. e b , for iaw 1i
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. I I . -a s the biAtle of J,angemarek, elf it in [the open, and assisted ..by the f or they h ,covery.-3,jess , D.,!3316I)o -_ � 4 .
,Ifi un I Look at this r6w of prices and one, and. each one 'brings a little . Immense , '.1 I I
,001, Tenth Battalion from Soifthern Alberta., f our. and an assistant are I � :
I . . a' new Belgium. From a cablegram reqei,yed, divisions, supported by busily .tn9a9W
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- 01 . , . then COM-_ 2nd .select your more money into the'provincial treat- the following Is an extract: "Other Manitoba and Saskatchewan, they n6t. heavy artillery, with a ga;� still exls�- erebting woven , wire fence -S In lZbe ; �
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%,%�,,,, ury. 'In fact; ever since ithe inew trea,s- ranks, 22nd to 30th, killed, 705;' Wound- only held ten ,times tbeir own number` Ing though reduced in their 11nes,and -Northern o . Ift.- �' "
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�% boys - NM ed, 2,162; missing, 2,536.". This makes In check but they actually retook th, ,good he4neble, kelidw-A 41
�� � ,.% to su ta for boys 6 to 14 ways ot building up the revenue have -e of the the stimulus � Of critical danger, fought
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. .. ply- 1 a total f ,40 n s X 1 v . guns from the enemy and maintalned he day' and ' thro-.1911 rourn the loss of - t . * Ar. I
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% . , been discovered than former treasurer off icers, already reported. In short$ our their position, but the loss, as must through t - who left Canada and have - ,
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I.,. I years of age. st one 'bits S - ,and then through an- lives in defence of the Emplie Z4. I �
, ... _ . . ever drearned 6f. The la the casr.alties frarr the 22nd to 30th a- , have been expected, was appalling. the nig'ht ateli�' , '4
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tbeaters. in some parts of Ontario IthC rrount well up to 6,000. 1 other I sympathize with those who are:4-s . 5
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vlas, ha,ven;t 'Germans bad advanced as happened ft .
IQ,# 6 A the Frorn authentic data, it appqars that, However, the . � � under their officers untill .Jug fro m. Wounds, yet we ere ,.��UAI 4" 1-
4 ... You cannot pick a poor suit in theatres, apart froiiI the me -call a land- tbe Canadians six miles to the rear of the French to so many, 1 these perished glorlau-sly, their achievements ou the ,fJ.g-,1dvf'4Bt_ *_ I
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I., . - I been doing what you could the 22nd of April, I I i ,a7 . . . J_' ;
z I � . . . lot—we bay.en't any office business since the war started, Pn . pres. position -and there seemed nothing to and the imp Isloa of t10 In holding tbeir Own so ,*ell With a, �, I � Z
: . held 5,00.0 yards Of trenches near T ,then fo�ght from - � � .
r but they have kept'going and hay..� getting In behind the ey came from merciless enem - that all pc -r-. ]
. They were the extreme left ol the prevent their sheer valor, �beca,use th y�-We hope - - -
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contrived to do something better' thaa British line. Next them were the French Canadian line, greatly extended -though fighting st� - sons hauling VAVel from eAelO60dZ__,
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$7.50 � ' . prry plo-fiers., e ,
a 3.2.5 $4.50 $5'650 to make ends meet. Mr. MeGarry observ-. The enemy LWaS aware of the advant- as well as b 000
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. line had given will cxerclte prudene ' Snd Shut all _WV4 � '.
$ 2..7 "' $ . . troops, and next them, the B-_lglans.- it was, and terribly diminished. � age his bre ' h in the premises, e
. ed this' condition. This has always been regarded -being Accordingly another brilliant P-bargc 'Ic
� I Gubmitted to the and immediately 'began to -Push -a behind them, and thereby avoid �00RLU`
- . . A regulation,was a very flat country -As the weakest was carried out at some German tren- him, upon the - to ti" �
� overnment, and promptly adopted, tax- f-oripidable series of attacks -Sion and possible loss, 'A word �
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� . � I 9 eaters of the province to the part ot the British line, thIkt is th,' cbes to the tear of- the former French whele of the newly -formed Canadian wiss should be safficiefit. � .
- — - wmn� Ing flne tb rrost difficult to hold. position, under General Mercer with the ; . � I I - . I
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- . � ally-, In. cities of, 20,000 people,,or more. The first brigade was in res First Brigade, sup-oorted by :the second Sal t sible to distinghish when ,
P6rigade under command Of Gen- and third, and the German trenches, if it is I)os hippen � i
I to the 2nd the ,attack was everywhete so fierce It . P i
� h theatre will '-hand over $300 .C, and . �
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. eac eral A. W. Currie, of Victoria, .13 temporarily erected, were recaptured. ' y at $no i
government. In cities of from 10,000 Ish brigades d,eveloped with particular latensit 1\Tot,es.-_11r, Wes. Harvey Zu'd g .
-the new- of hay presser,s are again going -the I ;
tax will ba sp oment aPon , .
. to 20,000 people -the .200, w I
Jos 'Coats Headquarters Staff, Ottawa, as Bri- also took pa,rt, as W -ell as the remaind- . line running in, the direction vvn during 4" �
e W.1ajor Hubard Kemmis Betty, of the In this movement two 'Brit this m .
ces, those -6 - . ly-f ormed rounds after being -�shut d,w
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' Suits and, f less ,than -11ghland er of the Canadi-an-0. ELdy been i :
Lad 'k--. . - and In little pla gade Major. The 3rd, or the 1 8tat- the seeding season. X-ry 1IRTve$'W�Wb-10- " I
� 10,000. the tax will be'$100. ,These will - (If St. Jullen.-It bas 41M - ;
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I be the license prices. The province has - 'O antime the enemy concentrated sev- ed tbat four British guns were talcen ping regularly from our station. -PO A
. E. V. Turner, V�,C., D.S, " of Me I . angle in 'the Ill 9, v�ood,'comparatively early, in the . tatoes which two years ago were All- 4 r
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� 'range Quebec, with Colo . , rh t un de r - Ing - -SO enti- ;
'at S1,100 a bush .
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� -room always contains a nice 11 scheme will reach the others. k of Wiltla, as Bri- Highland Brigade, that is tile extreme evening'of the 22nd. That nig , ' . el, are ; pi .
s on' of the Ml-nIsLer guji fire, -thew �
Our show -the covetous eye of the Of � the original position, s the heavies' achine . - this ful this spring tbat!�no -on,a WAnts
� - Just 'where gade -Major. The 1st prigade was In I t � 1, M I. ers in fb1i.ik- .
garments. We don't Ir. in the tranches were able wood wa;s a,�saulted 'by the Canadian at ,any prlce�.-The ftrm I
of U --to-tbe n1inute I provincial treasurer will r6st next Is e ,miles- In rear. It ,-was The troops . �
P. subJect of some IS -peculation, I but no- reserve som 'Gen-ral N12,1001m S. N.1er- to bold firm, against great odds, but Scottish, 16tb Battalion of' the third irity wbo.intend vowing st-gar beitr5, I
s Use,,L up all corrmanded � Battalion Of the .
Ili 0 Dplace suit�,-,, " by - n iltif les, of Tcr- the scattvred fragments holding the brigade and Ahe 10th and beans are bus� g'atting 0,116 lind I
body. believes that he ha -th -
I h stacks Of COM. cer of the Queen's OW p,ngles to the second brigade, which was intercepted ready. There Is not much rest f Or - r- I
lohd, up wit . . eas. I ayter, of 1-19, line, In the open, at right, ' .
is gooZ1 Id" 11- mmle-$ i
ronto, with Major ROSS H p se on its way 'to. 26 re- far=x these daYZ.-W- 11. S ,_
of tho� ents savor- ' * % = *, obliged gradually tofall . for this Pur 0 91
nor ai�y se o.,arm I . fax, as Brigade �.Iajor - It included the trenches, were - -place to -day, Rtlday
and coats 6 .1 centra numbers. serve trench, The battalions were re- sa�p which takes -
J - , Toronto Is tcp 'be the training 1st Battalion, rrade q�'Of Western,.On- back before vastly superior d by -Lieut.-col. , _ entre of attraction forl.
. . I _NJ sp - nd I -Jill of Niagara Thlis large masses, amountIng, it' Is speeft,vely rommande will b3 the c ,
I - 0, just real, cri i for birdmen who want to 9 f� ),Jr. JaMi(4S COWa*..J1 Of J.
,-,,t sea -soils. tarlo under Oolonl'31 oyle, and n: JJJJS dJf_:trJct._. _
My Of pa, Ler of London, estimated, to three divisions, or about Leeldle and Lieut. -Col. B . h en
n OL - . royal naval flyins' corps and sail over ggle In the light SpAforth, was here. during t e w
deas - . palls, with Major Beect , thousand Germans, got Ja the ter a rnost'flercO 5tru ek,
JAe-tv—Dew cloths—Dew style Dew i the battlefields of France.. An a:)peai and Major Welsh, assisting him, rsixty of the I�Ighlanders, thus cutting of a misty moon theY took the Pepsi- lool�lng UP farmers Who Will grow
was made some days ago for v6lunteer made up of Ear -t- - rea;i . � a practicaL
I The 2nd Battalion, ,y ref used to.surrender tion at the point of the ,bayonet. At migir b,aets. Mr. Cowan I:, -
� -t bigh in' price.. For Instance aviators from Camada, and the schow Ontario under command or Colonel. D. them off but the � 2nd Battalion, under farji.-er and beet growc-r. who Will be -
an(l no - ' - h a rr.idnight the d the Toronto &�ble to give hi� .1 aeeded in -
In now being establishad will afford the Wa,tson of. the 8th Royal Rifles Of QUO and the firing patrons all 2
; - � - R. Rogers Of night the Germans being in front, on Lieut. -.001. Watson, an
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1. . 1 means or answerlig this appeal. Cana - bee, with colonel d. regl=ent, Queen'is Own Ord Battalion) formation to- make iugar beet 'irZ, i I
; dia,ns a�re already �Ightlng in the tren nd in the rear- Whether nle, both of thP, In& 9, succesiz.—The fjne ra.ins durin94'
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i $7.50 to $20.00 cbes and on the sea, and now ,they Northumberland co7unty and Coloncl the left flank a I hl d r were nni- under Lieut. -Col. Ben i
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ead to -Wear Suits..-.....,..........---------- 11 . F. .k. Howa,rd, of Brantford, assisting these gallant H g an e S a first brigade, brought up M,Xch-nee the past Iveelt -�rcra very Much Mede4ii
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R � y- . .1 - . . will take their share in the newer f leld, him. The 3.rd 'Battalion, under command hila,ted, or -taken prisoners-, is not � , though not aCtUall-Y but now ever,vtbing Points to a bounti-
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11 , MOO the battles Of the air. The school iss and th�- known, but _Zo long as a cartridge r8 ful barvest.—Mr. White, of .. I ... I
_..... . -.4 .. .... � ..... $S-00 to -$ , 011cynel, Rennie of, Toronto, assault, were in "serve
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I Ready.to-Wear Coats. , . LO111 01 Of C I of ,central mained they fought.. . ' engaged- in the 'day and will conduct the services in the Wtho-1 �
1� to be conducted- under as made up follo*ing .
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.00 to $30.00 J. A. D. 'McCurdy, a Canadian and a 4tb Da;ttallon, w A of To- - Thus ,tbe fighting which began OA All through the shared the for-- ,dist Chur,ch on Sabbath -.next At 0101
... ,o- Ontario, North and Northwe night these battalions .W_T-_e01n - � ,
�jpeci . ill. work IT, ged thro ghout - r�: _)r1xs, j. B
lal. Made to M(!a�ure Suits pioneer aviator) who, 'W e ronto, formerly under command of-Coi. I Friday afternoon, ra tunes and misfortunes of the third bri ' usual I -Lou . , XcLftu .*:
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I operation with tile department of th Hamilton, and Col-Onel W- I tha,t evening and night, unt i took'part In the not w. en e2�ving her u -Mg -a- 1 .. . bealt
--kiade to Measure Coats. ....'......$15soo to $20-00 Mr. -McCurdy has th.1 Labatt, of e first Canadian gade, An officer.who 'g the iast few days. �1
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- !§pecial - - , I . naval service. from the Royal S. BuM, of Brockville) and Colonel, on Saturday, -When th attack describes - how the men about dur' for her "4'm'erdA4M1t
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England, but the actua.1 331rcha I I in that forenoon tbre-- British brigades gun se, played upon 'recovery. -31 - Wes
Aero Club Of , r,, which, In his phra .
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. I enlisting Will I .situation on the twenty-serond' &me also and did 'valiant service in their "Like a watering pot�" He added est autoowner in this vk-101ty.—Mes -_ - 11 -
— He will teach ,the aspiran sail The eMor_ciT.,g'and prolonging tlie lines to quit, e, my own life'eff,". Deli ,and .Sons, ths veteran I - . � .
. ts how to refore appears to'have been, thi,t th-, I re , _ simplyl ,41 wrot - - v�_ .-
- I . the air. Those who become profici6nt the . I . . ual having a vOry -b - �
. direction will then, if'they, Canadians held the 6,Xtreme left of the the left., . A � �
I but the line never wa'vP-red, With a ArL -, a'3 us C11arles 1- -11
. under his line, covering a 'front �f five I Diming Saturday and Sunday the vivors of the two- batta- son.. They are new at Mr. '_ I
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- I I iiy, as . to their again to the left Of the French were and Belglaa�s, the line o� defence wis demoralized, and the hnpetuous advaner, iarmar as WeIL yg the WAAts Of - _._1 I �
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soundness of sight. it r side .of .!he -Wood customers, repo . I -
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