The Wingham Advance, 1919-03-27, Page 2s.
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Ialeen XIII, March 30, 1010.
obtra Heed lir a Nation's Innen-11(e
niteteeeeliesitila 24: 1448.
nittmentra.--Leeteett I. Topic: ;Iota
eta Oplireenions trent which -deliver-
intee loteded, Piaeee: Gentian;
jeBepli, whit had been an
ttuil Mee Fegeet, hen long
'leen deed and his work Or the people
it be fetgettete, The Israteltes were
nreetenotter and had beeome nunierous.
T.Irn hietenetlatus feared- they neiget bee
OM* tionnevotia 'dente/et en the
leteetein berien they slaniected Omni to
tItt4 halldne.
Topin.: The Werld'S call for lead -
enable; PItteee Doert of Milan, ethees
lteel rtittehed the age of forty years,
Infel swede hie peek.; to itteAtif$r
eta Wiete the litritelites, Ins Own
Iteegee-had gene fortht lie au attempt
te yutet cbq wroltZt etethe toPereaned
Ilinireere, 'hail tailed and t ad Gen te
Miller* TWO' het intern terteevearseeee
f4, Sieennuann-When the Lard, apperired
Rile Ise tnie eurntag buie elle gave him
h'i% r
Eft. liVidel 1110 latihning 6t the raSa-
neaten niasheti, • Because ••er
rberen1111 Unwilllegaess to let. the
.14ebrate$ TO into the desert, plagues
•heel Wen ate, bey Jehovah linon' 'Phe
hegeptleaie leant •there liad beea nen:
Vinieettilana-oe jlidgenent bflletea upoe
theeneq Tante y01114'1)0 One mete, the
flea* „hrthe. firenliorn or man. and
)?1'Z 'n &hi Pegyettane, The Ieeaelites
Wog•Dewier/Ma. .
• IV,' Teatet, Tee ehellelege ot a, great
treilieenangte PleataieGoshelet: wildere
tieire tee Et apt; Sea. pharaoh, tio.
'argyle the letraeeiten ' to leave Ede*
afetanniietentlieineguenead ewept away
All tel.. Rest -bora Of the Egyptiane, toed
Mien nornlanertie enriolted with
nhe Eigyeetaier • eael giaenn them.
foUndere and lentlers, Aimee:len, IdeileaI
and Joshua, le Israel; the Puritan pinCANAQIAN
ernes, 'Washington and Lincoln n
emetic& It eCirtettils 111 for eny Ilea=
ween the standard ot ita leaders de.
dines. Feedemental prineiples are
true in aggregate as individual H.
"Righteoueneee exaltotit eta le
a reproach." The latter insures its
penishment inetviaual or national
life as the fernier mitres Its reward,
"The way of the transgressor is hard:"
la a universal truth. Patriotism cannot
be long preserved apart from purity.
No government eau be permanent
whew policy is wrong. It must de-
stroy the evil Or be destroyed by it.
Purification mid punishinent are some.
times eecurod the same judgment.
God inside on recognition and rover.
epee, and either is rejected at the echit
of destruction. Disobedience) brOUght
ruin to the Itingdonni or nadalt AAA
Israel and to every netion white ettice
as ggne frona greateees to °elision.
• Tho etrength ot the natiolls le Mit in
arneamente or arnites, but in inclividuel
Uprightness v.nd governmental righte-
°mares, W. H. C.
• •
A Thorough FIllenTo clear the
stomach and bowels. or impurities and
irritants is neceseary when their ac.
time 1s irregular. The pills that Will
• do this wore thoroughly ti.re reanta.
lee's Vegetable Pills, evhieli are mild
ill eaten, bat mighty in results. They
nerge PablesslY and eefectively, and
wore: pertnenent oura They can
Atter their nepertere'Pherenit Changed
nth thine and sent an army to bring
thennbacie TitenIsraelites were in
LTA -tiger aatikeetianotained 'tee Red Sea
e'er their eseaPe. 'me waters engulfed
tee Egyptians.
•
V. tenteeePileette and Providenea in
earr dee.. Ineaette ,r11.4 wildernees, of Sin,
OW of the Red Sea, In,the wilderness
ftio ttrAttiteW4sPer4 in need ot food and
ther murmured against Mesee for
Inariging then den et Egypt wIth
nreepeet of their dying of Amager in
Ilteeetelderneesee ',Moes encefeed word
Inane t'nee MVO thittematitra would be
neogrdee Meet all thee needs-.
'Vt. Tette.: • Cteeperateon til the
work ofethe kingclomeePlacet:
Jeerro., 54asest •fetner-irt-law, heard
et Gol'e dealinge with Mosee and
qame to him, bringing Moeee' wife and
aui alearas pleased at tire great de-
Ityetancete that tad been wroaglit for
Eftetnanteepear tete thet Mozes was
toe :•e'n'eatlY burdened Witbe thin admin.
tetatienea of the people and ;advised
leire'ae nriproint 'capable men teem all
ftraet,.to astiet him.
Vel„ Teepee. The „commanclirients
inextern hien Pla,c6: •„Sheaf.. Jehovat
Orient eletneee no' nate • the reOuntain
• tant ninr mnit give; him, the law ter
•4'401.• 'Ile wrote the Ten Command-
nienW Frith hfs onen finger eel two
• Utiles er stoma/id gavothein to Moses
ier people; •
: nrefel, Tonle: The n'ahie of later-
eeeeerY prayer. ?lade: -• Sinai. Be -
teens ot Mesee' long absence in the
nisaleanin the people became eesticse
ancle asked Aaron to make gode for
' thMU, dethanded their ornaments
41111' he fetediefetelden ear. l'he•Lord
tied' Moses what was baing done and
itetan:10 dawn faom„ the mountain.
IZ Tepee: Cauees int failure in
?rape: Ieadeeh-beenea. About
• a aear atter Israel •rnaehed. sinai they
deneirtea eatid letinneyetle 'to 1eadesh-
bar2ea, Thence spies were sent to
eneliere Canaelt. ael the twelve went
arewites theet 1'e -willed,' they eeported
Akin Canain was a very desirable
• traintry. Ten mid the Iseaelitee could
• pot' occupy it two raid they could.
X. Topic: How to serve ones gen-
' mention. Place: Plain east of the
'het* ilaretnnethe aoreaninaloses had
7410 and the Lard had burled him in
nlennt Nee. Joshaaevas divinely ap•
,PolAted te laad Israel into the preens -
lie used. without fear by the most deli-
cately coustituted, as there are no
ettects preceding their gentle
operation.
b 4-.-
TIM RI AM
THE BOLSIIEVIIii
In a, Short Time, ()n North
• 'Russian Front. -
Allies Trying to Speed Up
Their Fleet.
CLAIMS NOW
$31 525 000
I I
Ansi Only $1,660,000 in
Cionnter-Olainis by the
Germany.
Aroeangel, Special Cable. -A.
Bolshevik raidinn party, making its
nniahl
'Making over the snow, surprieed an
'allied artillery position iu the for,
este. near the Voiegan ltailevaY.
Atter corteitierv.ole fighting the tile
flarieness the raiders were repulsed.
leaving' a number of dead behind.
Followiag up last Pritiayes sue-,
bees •on the Dvina, ween the .A.meri,
cans caul leuesians repulsed a raid
egainet the :need lines communi-
tation, an Aniericau patrol to -day
-encountered a Doiseevati eatrol In
a wood. A number of the Bolehe-
were killee and the others in
toe party were mane presones.
e As the Winter' has Been unueetal-
ly mild in North: Revert, it is ex-
pected• that evittere •a -month the
SECUM TIES
Nnemy 17101d Property in
Oanada Worth 125 P.O.
of Maims.
04.0110.1010 16.1.00,60.0.
()Uwe, apeelal
claiins againet person § in enerelY
countrieq and against enertlY Gov-
eruments ea far reported lee the
Enemy Debt$ Committee ttere tetal•
•e31,526,0130. „Thee eorapriee debts
owtng ley indivnientle arid eerporie-
none in Germany. Austria and lands
aniea :watt thent, to teanactiene tO
the amount of $775,000, elatina ror
property of Canadiame (xi ' enettlY
aeleanes for compel:man= her dam-
ages due to illegal methods, or war -
tare to the extent ot 430,000,00e. tiet
off against these Ganadiar. datum ere
debte owea by 'Canadiana to enemy nae
• tionale to the tune of $1,604,000 end
euemy property in Citneaa evorth, se -
Cording to a conservative eetintete.
43e,000,000. Viewing these ZUM4 Ow-
ing by Canadians and enemy property
In the Dominion as ee.cured for the
payment ot Canadian claims, Britian
dlan lateitic RailWay elnek having a
Market venni ot More than $22,500,000.
held by persons tat %Manta nationality,
togetiter With the dIaletelti Pahl
thereon (bring ene Wet Tler
N'orteern lieettritiele are ritglet el le
Londmi, atal Solite of that have 41.1+
ready been vested th Ilea peblic
traetee in jz1gai1d Tito lialfarearle
interest Oit the debenturehas leen
regulatly trailetnitted to Louden and
piaeed 'in a eneelal aeceent In the
Bann of England- It Is Cennetaled here
that It the publie trustee in Eriglaud
g 'right te.0011001 the eeettrititie
the 'Memnon cUstodlan o't senettea pre
-
peen/ has a better rlght. Hence thet
prepeeel that ex applicatien be entitle
shortly. In Toronta to the Supreme
°next et Ontario •foe an order veseing
the Pinata:3e IdIatj a$ euetodnat
of enetity propeetn control a ail .tie
debentures,. not held int the Elietteh
public trestee and tliat furthef apple
cation be Made te tee Brinell public
trustee tor a transfer ot debenturee
irL hie• Possession and et all tee inter.
mit Pattl On theta to tile Canadiau
ettetocilan„ The Dominion Goirerneneut.
it is Suggested, elteule ie arepared to
indemnife --the Genederie Notthern
Cornpana egainst claims by the prep -
en., holders. ett1ibends.
ItreneenTEK11) TN NEW YORK.
Tne 1,40,Q00-shee Of Canatitait Pa-
.eitie Railway stocit taie registered in
New „York feed uone tnern hes beet
treatterred •shoe the beglimieg of
•the war, Tite loeation et the Iniere
eertineates ts not natore. There has
been neggeetiee .that because the
Canadian Pactrie shares were eines.
fereble in New nnOrle leer Might ,ftot
be -subject to the control of the Can.
edian eustodleat of enemy' property.
It was ergued, On the other hand,
that the 'Canadian Pacific Railway
Convene wee eucorporetee in Canada:
and tee its head orate here, that per.
• eone whet toter stock in the company
did"' ito etthject tp the provisions - ot
the Canadian bee and that Abel?
• rights must be -governed ey that law,
The eleited States alien propeeter cus-
todiae •makee no claim to control ef
the ehares in question, and the Cana,-
tnewe wiliecomq to make extenslye
land fighting impracticable. The
nolehevai wee have a big advan-
tage eveen the rivers open' • •The
Dvina • and Vagari Rivers Will bo
naviaable. near the fighting front
•berore tile Dvina is opened further
north around Archangel. This con -
(Lame would, permit the Bolsheviki
guneoate • which have spent • the
Whiter at. Kransoborsle and lentlas
to -reach the vicinity of .Beresniki
before the allied- river flotilla, can
steam eoutinvard to meet them.
Efforts are lichee made, hoWever,
to speed hp the arrival of the. allied
fleet in the fighting tone in ardor to
cenfiue, the. Boisheiniti advantege to
• the shortest time possible. In the
Mealtime, as long as the present
eold weather eontenues, it is a race
nearest time to move over the snow
befcire the: thaw comes before:big
tguns and, ammuntleon, to leo the
•eneniy• boats ha check until the al-
•iied vessels can move south -weed. In.
this wore. the rented transport ser -
trice is performing a stupendous
task in srite of the seortage of hay
.atid oats, which has weakened the
:norses. for the long hauls tr,ver the
•enow and added greatly to .f.,the
difficulties of the situation.
• 4 4, '
euniects in One countrn are secured, dian Pacing. Railway Company, it is•3
to the extent of about 125 per cent. It •, stated, will net °peeve an a.pplicatian
of -thirty knote froin the nortlieveste leg, 3 bottles mailed tree dor 31.00.
fVILLISTAS BEATZN.
NOTABLE
ftstiT
•:
British DiOgible, Atalo'IS
Nirgrld ROcord.
+44*.e..4
1,285 Miles at Sea in Awful
Weather*
Stiecial • Crible.-(Cithedied
Prase, via Retitern)-The first ac-
count IS noW officially ptiblistied et a
rerearketle longoceistence flight over
the North sea Which was performed
by 4 Pritish non-rieicl •eirenip, the
S.11 dint% the Past line days, The
•rale Band# Leaders Are
;0 04.utiong ,the Slain.
JtiarbS, nletteDeinnitellanDeterie Of'
battle late Wednesday at
Del MarqUote, inwhieli Ville f011oWers
were defer:nee by Government trooPoi
were received at headquarters here
Valle today trete Gen. Zeit-net, Cone
mateder ot the Government forces,
• Aecording to Gen. ZUaeua, the bat-
tle lasted several hours eefore tile
rebele Tat Mit ot ammunitioe, tuld
Ceargial In an atternet to Celina° he
ire,eeral mule train carrying ammune
dem The eherginr rebels were met
by ° maehiriegtin fire and were corn -
Pelted tO flee, leavieg their dead on
the fieltin Villan nuraberee 63,t
well° tee Ftideliele lest Ohl), 10 tilled.:
Three bedies takes. td Aseanslon,
le tulles front the ecetie of
Voeage took tIle form of a elrelli , . the couflict, were, Indentified by rota.
enbraeing the oast Of Denmark, (teeth there as those of Martin Lopez,
Schleswignfolstein, Heligoland, North erillaet cedond In command; Ramon
Gerenauy ana Holland. The trip was Vega, a Villa geueral, awl Anteing',
charaeterinea by' extremely nafavor, ,NOleihn, a bandit leader. It Was 1..opez,
able weather, and therefore It ralitte Who first Instituted the practicq Of
tte the meet : notable fliget ever un-
hehateitiug trains and robbing tee pas-
dertekem The total length, of the eeeenee. , .
round trip Was 1,20 air miles And the • ennen"
-----..annennee.. .
time taken Nvai1 about ferty and a ealt
h0are.
eireine started trent the Firth NO LIRE NO PAY
11140100404
LOA OM.% fi'MPK
%big OA Ot
01111 tits
eee •
141ra,
leAtteiEltfe eleeteeriT.
Daireliotitice-
Butter, eheleo dairy oe Dee I ogg
Dee creamery 1,4 0400 V WU V INV
Margalille, lb.. a 4. ..• 25 040
Egge, new laid,' dozen „ 9 50 0 55
Cneetet, ib. 4,- 00 flit.* 033 • 33
Dressed
111,„, „ .... 65 0 60
Fowl, lb..., 0033 0 42
Cinciterui roasting
Fruits -
Apples, basket . 0 40 061
Do., .......... „. G 00 10 00
Ve.getables.-
Ite.nets, peck 0 30
-04 bag ..., • • 1114 .. .. UV 1 10
searratar peck .... o
Doe bee, .. 11 111 01 ea.," 010 100
Cabbaga• each 0 05 0 10
CaUliflower,_ each ...... .. 0 25 0 35
• Celery. head ..„ .,,,... 0 10 o
22
Lettuce, bunches for. „.. 0 10
Do., head, f, fur 20a.
Onions, 75-1b, sacks .. 2 25 2 69
Do.. basket ... . 0 ao 60
Da., 'basket 0 90 0 75
1)0.. green. bench 005 .0 1.0
• I.reeica, bunch .4.4 IS 4141 •••1 0 30
Parsley, ooao ao ....„ 05 0111
Parsni I bag ...... . • . • 1 00
. Do., peck 44 4 4 fit if Of • 00.
• Potatoeti, ba'1. • io 1 o
Rhubarb, 2 btu -tones for „ 1... 0 25
Sage, tathell 4 • 11 44 411, 41 ri oe 010
Savory, buncli „„ 0 03 0 10
II/ 44 I. 44 •• 4141. 0 65 075
peca. • 444 .40 II „ 020
• OTHBR MARXETS
WINIelpECeGRAIN EXCHANGE. •
Fluctuations in tee Wtontpeg Grain Ex-
change yestordaY Were as follows:
Oats- - Open Iligh Low Close
May ,.......x0 Ilia 0 111/2 0 731/2 0 ene
eloy • . 731/2 07'l% 0 Ire 014
May . • ,,3 51% 3 63' 3 00 3 52
July A.. ,.3 41 344 3 40. 3 42
Earley -
elite .... 021/2 03a4 1 02 1 03778
July ... . .,..1 02 1 ane 1' 02 1 031/2
x -To 73 1:8c sold.
MINNEAPOLIS GRAZ'S.
Minneapolis -Flour 15c higher; in car-
load lots. standard flour quoted at 311-55
. a barrel in 08-opnucl cotton sacks; ship-
ments, 44,051 barrels. Barley, 06 to 970.
Rye, No. 2, 31.62 3-4 to 31.61 1,-I. 13ran, 340.
. 33.78 to PIE.
DCLAJTE LINSEED.
va,
0•04,1 0..marast,
ammo a 00assa,
.t4mmos•
Dudley Ho:Itnes
100010101‘ *014000% airt*
0/11r$ Sore 01111.47
of Forth, laying 0, straight course, td- Can I'tio intern than this' to'leinve to',"
west wiled blowing fifteen to twenty
• wards Denmark. There was a neaten aYeup,restaltirttioanft?irlayteawyll oefursetui3dryoilic_ 1111 tatvi:
,,,,..0mtuilAsizi Cletldta, IRrarsenesis, Bronchial
miles
an hear end tee night was in-
tensela dark, nut tile navigation etas I clan prove it 54' tlinlertecipef:eoafY Caann4-
5 e aeourete thett the airship was only ' 'adollitlt.: saillor.erCedriartklet7;16.yIenadvirivItiaat4.33Trofy;
a Mile frem her course whee she npn
paesee the DoggereBanit lightleause, IntoNcvitileetleetule, Torilo 3, Iclgigialre'd No.
weith is tere hundred And eighty thirteen years.); one bottle oured her, and
Milee trona the starting point. There- roirtliosnutstaallas,edb;avefeIt;itarenrstdeatobotlyntniniirrouit to
after the velocity, of the Wind it- , inervet-
ereased, and pebble -1 daft§ Were fre. tarle gao4o party=, titer 1141.1
fluently dropped lath the teen front Your owe door, ,and arili be -pleased to
answer .aey • inquiriee. • Ten Aimee Mere
NI:1111r: tbue,:riinngeereLeirnea teallieown atunedeptl"r;
deee gives instant Sold under an
powerful than ftn3( known mixture, one
draft. •Iron -bound, motley bact_guarantee td
Weather caneittor.,e continued to mon any of tnn,anovn. lutlaata
Ortly by.tatickLty...p.14 pkuck918-t,
"coma woree and seveeal smell
enould, or course, be remembered that by the Canadlan custo,dian for the sto,r_ras and rain scMalls were enceun- 97 Dendas sc.., E:et) •tweri o.
terecl. The wind ettained .0, velocity . Price 50 cents. bott16., 15e extra fdaritall-
*ail. The Lord told hini to be •
eetreingl` 'eperageotie, •
:Xl, Tonle Our responaibility to-
• Valli &tenders. Pleat: Probably Shi-
• feta The Tara.elttes had been suceees-
lel seltdellit their • etieniee in
gandanietandeehe teerttoq was albt-
tetentesangeS -to .ecnouraging
thente to olety tiae law pf God.
•• PltAGTICAL
Araviaitig Pie ;Rad.
• . 11. Perthanent
lentiewieg the past. The studies'
• ulfrtet csoverapproximate.y one
'haddreed and °sixty! years of Hebrew
latederintiii hrsatee, and no more appre
Ingto larace eenid have been chosen
ifer',•trie gireat gathering to hear the
-011ie !OP the- den,artitig lindee, • Here
• Sfen'eitteee entventenely siteated, were
seleertedties eitiee the refUgt. to "Which
tine 0;011'01a/in Wan tent : Wade with
Abeattaert. 131 the vieinIty it was re-
nieeteanWitlit enebe and itheer an oak
at filhaehera he buried the stralige gods
ant heathenism °memento of kis
Ilene-011On, Here agnin the Covelialit
;was reenavecie titter tile fall. of 'Ai; and
.1ketiKlehtilrelot et Jecob they had
loorrnd, the bone 0! loSeph, Ete long
tett turn othis Migrating people. In
tate littere(1` phita, athilli with tee,
nettrateuti Meineries, noshua would
eaele srsofe, Wad the peoplbY Covenant'
Obiltagemente. The neetenhlY and ad,
arena 'Vern- bletit`na' divine itireetion
1, 2), Ged bait "raised" up great
leaden: or Waal., elan. setting prime.
nnthiture aside In matte &mob the
father df tee natiereenteer „then irree-
tenet Esau, Whose tlieragend ter the
traditions rlf higfathere Unfitted
j.far the exalted respousibility arid
tanned bit .Tdweilleg lea Mount
*iN'ennaf-Eeeltelett. Gedatel de-
nireated rnea front, bondage and for
ir eakes had smitten EgYllt and
„At•inalek atel thread •,lisattere's evens,
tilts benedictions. lie had led tliere
Ntktougli The great arid thrrible wIl-
00P1900f" drieen out. the
h rigineent: et Canaan front before
ni. In the fulflintent ot Abra-
• 'tole eaveitiattt they bad been brOught
peleees laza for athlete they del
04 'Mar, titite whieh they did not
end vineyetde and eliVeyardit
Jaaltieh tiasy.bpd not planted .(Deute 0:
t 11). It 'wee a 'day' of ratradrial and
nnant end eoideused Into its
Wag hours were generations of
tory fold propheay., The appropriate
id retched it the eeletrin retitl• e
ot otreenant
"moment truths. Mire IN both
matorialdittui 4 moral preparation for
1101.0041 ettneress, ma/total, IA ell.'
010101, Inddnetilniiii, tour ele and
sTslifteral treasure..• (Dent. A:
,glorai. In the ntalwart cllaraeter of Its
-IT 'CURES
CATARRH
'BRONCHITIS
Y
some variation from fi theee eur e Me
stook, provided the company 15 pro,
oceur for several remsone. fa tile first tected against Claims by the present f.rnuOntanth4e1)reegtauurn: tjheuiarnweiyadttr;:twirailiioluP're,,
place Dome deltas are etill being re- holdera. Hence applieation to. tee "- -- -
tee. In the second, some of tee clatnik expected dome: • ly One etronger nand more tetupestuous;
e
ceived by the Enemy DebtS Comnilt- SUPetter Omirt hi Montreal telly • nine broke 01, midnight, and
lly be
• !mood oh allegations of illegal me- A TFIREEl-MILLION P,STATAL the eirship was torten 0. Considerabte
enemy are said to be of gotebtful van dista,nce leeward.
thede et warfare au the part of the
lefty or at least difficult of pro!. Drente wili of a fernierly well-leriewn
the third place, it le not caey at pre. Cone:non• distiller, whose • grand.
daughter, heiress ef h
ealf of his es-
thte, s married to a titled Genesee
and,• having herself reelded in Ger-
manY• contenlionelY before the war,
• Islegalla en enemy alien. The es-
tate, valued ot three and thred-quar-
ter million dollars, and Situated partly
In Ontario and nattier la the United
States, was te be divided el:many be-
tween the testator's deuehtlie end
•gtarideaunhter after tertain legacies
pore' Paid. The twit) ladles entered
tato etre agreement in January, 1917,
'whereby the daughter was to eeceive
-the. Canadian portion of the estete,
amounting to more than three minim
dollars, and the granddaughter the
lessee in the United States. Ancillary
'letters of a,chninistraticni were greeted
by the Surrogate Court, hut on con -
Won. that nor portion or the mesas
should 'be diseributee or paid durtng
the ,war te alien sr anyonen
o
-behalf er 'Miele- enemy., Feather -
more, the trustees were potified not
to Part. evith am> Portioe of the Can -
adieu. asets without the conseut •Of
• the custodian of enemy property. Sub-
• eeceuently, in response to representa,
te
Auothee Interesting etee arisee out The captain eoneempIatid-iantling
• seybuotoitena,11;ttlietcliedesive (cat ,
in
r oann,eeial)taht
weitild abate. This tortuantely „occur-
red, aed a "landfall" was made at•
Ninth Foreland, by which, the petrol
was Dueling short, telly one engine
keeping renning. -Daring. the last,
stage of tne voyage gust e reachete
torty knots, and toe •orew ead the,
.greate,et difficulty in centintieng tee.
airsille. Ali Buttered intensely froth
seaelekness, cepecially tile effete arid
coxsevains, who frequentlyTequirell
relief to mat:Iona the , elt4pn natrige•
tepee • • e:
tine flight was Deltic -Marie notewerthy, because- it was tarried out
entirely over tue sea. It was the hong-
non-stop Overseas voyage of any
British alacratt, aura 'so:, tar •ne.
known it is a world's reeord for non-
,
7'.1'161;:rei
irslslnirse.thing repulsive hi Mill-
er's Werra Powdere, and they are as
pleasant to take as sugar, en that few
children will reuse them In some
eases they cause voralthig through
their action hr all museum" stoma:Ix,
but this Is only nt, manifestation of
their cleansing; power, no indication
that they are hurteue. They can be
thoroughly depended eporelea elear ell '
Wanes from the system. •
sent to determine theevalluity or pre-
cise amounts of enemy chianti and
„the exact value of the enemy prOPertY
Ow --held by the Finance Minister ea
destedian of enemy propeity. There
is, howeVer; ample security for the
payment of Cauadian elatnie, Further.
more, applieations will, it , 18 ear,
pected, te n:ade at an early date to
the coulee with a view to eesting in
the Canadian cuetodian of eaemy
property control et 140,000 .sharee • bt
Oapadian Pacific Railway etocle worth
more than $22,500,000 and Caeadiat
Northern Railway debentures of . 4
par value of ;200,000helid by Cltizene
ot enemy countries, principally by
Germans and Austrians
HOW THEY WILL BE. SETTLED,
The manner in which Claims • by
and agalnet Canadians Med eitizene
of other British and allied countrien
should be (Settled is, now being con-
sidered overeeas. Quite a long- tinie
ago the British EneMY Clalios Coen -
mince set forth Re views on rie sub-
ject: It recommended' that prev.ate
eettlements „of pre-war debte ben aAia
to enemies _Ocean not be allowed.
All such settlemente, 21 3r000800
should be mede between the respeee • lions that the testator's danghter was
tiro Governments of the parties eene seriously embarrassede• tne- ebetodian
cerned by means of A clearing bevel ,censented to the transfer to. the,
echeme. eaela Governmeet being re, leniteilentates et enouginef the Can.
.spoaeible for payment to erne collece •• tedian assets to complete her Share of
f its own people. • • :• the estate. One -halt of the estate is ,
ehusetele anaila, and cannot be
touched, without the consent ot the
enstontaa. It is mew miggested tliat
aetioagliould be taken to: test that
officer at. one° ere .leas. tlea,t propor-
thee of tee Canailian assets of the
astate weld' wend ,pass to the grand-
dakighter if the artangemetit Madejn
AihuarY,..19,11, should bee foetid valid.'
• morality, destroy' our reputatime len , • • „, •
LWU The scheme, -the British committee
suggested, should appla, to the Empire
as a. whole, and, if possible,' should be
noncerted With Great Britain's alliee.
Further, the eoramittee laid dove the
principle that there sleould be no con-
fiscation of the private property
operates Wb.ich Would be inconsistent'
with recognized 'views of international
honesty, and deal a vital -Vow tot Our, •$helegs Them
commercial and financiel positiou in.. i 1 • ,•
the world. The object of the selterne• 1 .. •
Should be to 'provide means by whine!, a in the Pest Office
British creditors might reeoVer -
arnountS Natty due them and VS pro-.
tect them against any repediation, THAT. DODD'S KIM av-- FILLS
moratorium or unfair preference. The •- • • CURED HER.
British conamittee apparently bads la
:mind a plan whereby Great 'Britain
Quebee Postreistrees Suffered f'�
and the overseas Dominions and each ! Four Years, But Her Fain Vanished
• allied countries art were willing to par- Before a Short Trestment of Dodds
, .
•
Kidney Fills. •
You don't haVe to ticipate in the scheme, would hold tor
0-
• wait tor relief 'When
the common benefit ail nd obligatioof you use Ceterrho-
eee
zone. enemies and all enemy property whine
their borders and apply them tO se,eitre
This wonderful tre settlements of Britisit and allied elainea,
hater treatment is Canada and the United States are nave
guaranteed te cure °Table, placed, inasmuch at their cialirtS'
any case en Catarrh, against enemies and enemy Govern -
la mattet heat meats are more than balanced by emus
chronic. owing to persons of enetny nationality
You Innate° through and enemy troperty in the tate came
this inhaler and in trim The, question ofnereat Britele is
eo doing you seed diffeeent Commercial elating he het'
instentle all: through (salmis against enemies, exentsinti, •of
the breathing organs elaims based on., charges* of illegal
a ,powertel vapor ineelaode of warfare, eaceed the
that lb rele of sooth- amounts of tieing owed by yasidents
„Mg, healing, germof the United Kingdom to enemtee atal
• itiroying proper' the values of enemy property thereby, :naY Pilla to the ,paerons of this
70,000,000 peeads sterling, France . for I keep the pOst offiee here, as the
In this ?way 0)10 probably iie Much the Marna lineation, beef Medicine have eve' need,"
deetroyed. Sore not- The problem to be discussed by the• Dorld's Kiduee Pills. are no cure itlie
• seede of Oaten% are
and wea Canadian Uinistqrs overaede, and to They are, purelY an el eintrey a kidney
trils throat are cured, , Then' are eretlited with
be deciiied •by the Canadian. GoVerit- relnedY•
Coughinee and hard
breathing aad seea-
ble All •etolL Per a
inAting :cure use only
Catarrhosone. Re-
fuse a 'substitute.
Two months' treat -
Ment (taciudinn the
inhaler), price $1,00.
Small site 50e, at all
dealer% or The Ca-
tarthozone Co., Kingston, Ont., Canada
4 4 It
POSEN PARISYS.
Germans Bleplain Break—
Supreme Council Acts,
earls Cable. -(Havas) ---A sein-
en:id:el German • note, explaining the
Macon for breaking off nenetiatione
at Posen. says it has been impossible
to reach On arereement, especially re-
gerding the preeldeney of the contra's-
-Mon controlling the situation there.
The Germans nay they are considering
the appointment of the president by
Pope leenedict, while the Entente rta-
tionii dente the permanent Inter -Al-
lied Artnistite Commission to name
• the presiding Officer. The Sitereme
Council will consider the Posen One -
Hon to -day, end will ta.ke up measures
to be unite out against the Germans
to bring about a cematieri Of liestilitiee
In the province of reialmi. •
•
L'anse a' Gaspe CO., Que-
bec, Mardi 24th.--(Sitecittl)-Mrs. Geo.:
Delaele, the, gosiMiStresa here, it a
Maora friend ,Of Dodd% ItidneY
And like a. host of,9thers she bee a
teas -O5. • .
• °I had a pain in my left side for
'tour years" efre. Bria,na Saes in giv-
,ing that reaeon, • It never left ine
ALLIES MAY NOT
LEAVE ODESSA
'... • '?•41.1.
•
Will Retain. Serategic Poirtts
• in Any $vent. •
• %
- 4 - •
IERG. FALLS .
• 33,70 bid; July, 33.67 asked;
Duiuth-Linseed-On track, $3.82;• arrive,
To,, #1ANS
lea lancee ett eg.
•"'•
Polish Arty Driven From
'
Allies' Pla,iinfng gend
Reinforcements.
Warsaw, Cable.--Tlie Ukrainian
troops besieging Leniburg have enter-
ed that bite atter five days. of hard
fighting, according to an official state-
neent issued to -day. The reeistance of
Polish reinforcements sent to the aid
Pf the- beleaguered city was broken
by the Ukratelann the atatement adds.
A document seized by• the a Pelee
showed thatea reward of 4,000 crowns
and five arpents (bout five acre's) of
land had beer promised to averY
relnierneoldiee :metering Lemburg.
REINFORCEMENTS' repel FRANCE
Faris, May 23 -The 'Supreme Coun-
• ell at its meetine to -dee considered the
general' aspect of 'the ,PoIlsb. question
and the teansportation of , • Werel
elaller's troepe ?eland, accordIng to
eln official statement ieseed to -eight,
•
Glen. D'Esperey en 'Route to,
• Lead.
Parle, Special Cable.-illeports froM.
Odeesa ea to the eituation in that!
.nart of the Ukralne are gonflictinge
General Franchet D'Esperey, the al-
lied commander-linchf, in the near,
past, was expected et Odessa Thurs-
day, end it is belleVed that impqrtant
decisions were awaiting his arrival.
Ltherte eat% that all information
concerning the poesible evacuation of
(Mesa by the allies le premature.
The greatest difficulty ef the allied'
/forme there, the nape' says, arises
from the lack of food. The paper be -
Reese that if the alliee do leave Odes-
sa they will retain Sebastopol, Mad
gims.
- 1„ci. .
U. S. .011.1ef Honored by
• Great Britainc
The 011 of the People. -Many oils
have come and gone, but Dr. Thomas'
Eclettric Oil continues te maintain
its position and increo,se.its sphere
06f:11118Es emit -year, • Its sterling
qtalities have brought it to the front'
and, kept it there, and it oen truly be
832'64, the oil et the people. Thous -
ends ineve bertefited by, it and would
UO lee other preparation. . •
4 41'
enOtOne
• MO
WANOU *C-
..
Arthur J. Irwin
D•nniet,
Doerr 'of Dente' tiureari Of the realal
sy atone Cplaige and, nicentlate of Bea*
Sergery af Ontario.
Closed every Wednesday alternotni.
• Office/ in Macdonald Block.
W. ' R. liaixtbior
M.D., CM, •
trial flittantiOn, pild tO°41141040*
Women:40 Mdrtn, tALY141
tokon, 409.4E400 iro* .4107*,
g�y)ticuirtoiolly and '.24.4bAtinob
14.1intnok
Wide in flle /Cart sesidanase, boot
Wows tbs. QUeentit Hetet 04 tetee
- ../iaptien „011intabee
Ali *twos etyma aststni icttconosk,
naafis if. O. $01
Dr. Robt. C. Redmond,
- lut.044. mg.),
14,11,41.1\
tfre+11.01AN AND suRGE014,
, • (M tibbibot4i's Stand).
THE DEVELOPMENT OF•
N'ORTHERN ONTARIO'
, , • '
' The development of Northern On-
tario is e topic which, duriug the
past few weeks; has been receiving
tonsiderable attentiou.. Citizens of
•that great Norteland, from North Bay
to Cochrane, a distance of 252 miles,
numbaring over one hundred strong,
niet the Ontario Government recently
• rend urged etrongly. tee oomplotion of
;the Tomiskaming and Northern On -
aerie Railway &ern Oechrane to a
pert on Tidewater at Moose Factory,
'James Bay; a distance ot about 150
miles as the crow flies.. , •
• • London, Canle.-Arimiral • W, S:
Sime was the .auest of the Pligrime
„Club at a „dinner last nfeht, and as
•a eouvenir et -0, eccasion was pre-
.
Seated with a laege block of oak from
,Nelsores, liagehin Vfctory, with " an
• inicrietidd on A tinier' plate, Sir Har-
ry Britain preetded, end Spea.ker
(at the Heuse of Commons, pro-
tmeed-the'health- of the ggest of hon -
tee thief being seeontied ••by -Admiral.
Sir :Roeslyia Wieneyse: Admiral Siete,
in a brief aderessi eaoke of the close
to-operatlea Welch has ontentied be-
• tekeit the twonnavIee, and remarked
1.iPonethe great lacepitallty extended
American naaal, men by, the Britieh
neoele. e is •
There were e00 present, thie aufnber
ineluding naval and military offiterie
melithers of the House of Lords, and
tee tHouee of Cenunons and 'lieu pro-
Minget in the nolltecal and social lite
tit London.
' Worms le children, it they be not
ettended to, cause convulsione, and
oftett death. ltfother Graves' Worm
'Exterminator' will protect the child-
ren from these dietressing afflictions.
,ftir tree single 'natant. • . 'other etrategic pointe, -
•a)aut after tieing tWO hexes. of • The' tikraleian forcee of General'
Dodd' Kidney Pills, with nvo of Dia- Petiura have stecesefully. resumed
'nand Dinner Pills, the path ceased, the offensive. The poen-Ion of the,
and in Pv61' a year now It has bevel, Bolsheviki In the Illtrain Is eetlarecl
,cotile bank. he tritical.
• "I lieVe recommended. Deddes Kie- • Advancing northward Deem Prase
• Ituroff, tbe likraintaue ere reported
• to hale re-occueletleSerty, an import -
'ant railway junttion southeaet of
nereenneitoesk. Along the ritihvay hino
runaing from Corny Vilna, the
, Ukrainians have °counted rionIhroeite
• ea. and Stan. They Also have driven
the Bolitheviki from tile line of the
Gprny river, the eeripetnuarshee.
ee
ment as a whole, is whether or net ottros °i sore back, rhettmatistin ewe.
the Porniaion should particileate in, the bang°, heart disease, dia,betele. end
propooeci clearingtourat systelle Of get- nrightes eieettse. The reitiedn fel. title
tlieg 01411413. , Tile Pinadien Govern. is that ell these troublee Sprang frOln,
talent wOuld probably not aequiesee• it dinennoil hianeYe.
Property -which would result In, 100e et ' Dedd's Kideey Pills acting directly
on the kidneye, pet those Organs in
a plan or genetal nee tif teeentei Wee
brtnefit of any part et the teterity it
holds for the paYrhent 0 , ana, 21
claims. On the other hand, the Coen,
try would have nothing to - gain and;
nothing to lese from a • Monetary
Neat of 'view by eermittina the bal-
ance of enemy preperte held lay lt,
after settlereent efeclaime of ife Owe
peOple, to be used for the •betiefit, of
other parts of the Empire • er allied
nations Whose elatinn exceed the value
or enenlY preperty in their poseessiori,
021 tbe other hand, consideratioe must
be, given to the question whether •or
net 21 use of eneenY Prelterta ITt the
Dorninimi would be jitstifiable and
whether or net the e•oinearativelY
small stuns InVelved in delve; Seating
• out of purely rommettial traneeetiohe
batWeeri. Canadians and iseineets -Of
0116111Y Mateo would Warrant the tree-
• tion ot machinery and the expeluliture
Of inotthe be the Government to Carry
out the propOsed clearIng-lieuse
scheme.
Wale APPLY TO 001311,T1.
As has been fitated et litts"beett sage
gested that aetien ehould be taken to
vest hi the• Came -Ilan tuittediatt 4)1
mlentY aeroperty ehtrot of ,Centialart
cOndition to do t r •
gration Agrted On.
eitaring , the inteurities ettt nt the • "
Weed, end the diseases Verilshed With
FOR THE TOMMIMIS.
Scheme of Immi.
ilia impurities. e • latheobi Caible ea•Ye-(Cittkeir-lihe
Canadiae Associated Press under-'
lItTWARS' VOTIIVIS
Return*ng to
mactidoija Perial tettenle inanigration to elle
statute that en agreeinetit has been
teached for the promotion of ea
I , able Braise soldiere to eettle: In the.
- Terrible Conditien. , dominions., The baste ef the Iihte: b
„ . •
•• .
free pasettgc, provided by the
GoVernYnent, loans at pee -War be
•Saloetilln Cable.-+Threisande nt Wrest to tee DominiOn• Goverfirdente
Greeke, who were deported clueing the • acting as teens for the Britiell GeV -
Veer, are rattiraleg 1.0 theft hetes Da; aliment, The idea Is tn 011011 UP tiew
astern Macedonia in e wretched ton- • tracts', build rallwaya and • generally
tittion, because of 4he failure of the: manta settlers. LegisititiVe eeffeet
thilgartall Government to provide toed win be given to the scheme,,which is
• mid elothes'for thep1 iteerirding te tellependent et the plans et the dentin-
repOet -made te the ni36 ions tor their soldiers.
tress• by the affiret nate& 'of tile
rerganizatitin's veorlt 10 Menedoilia. He ,a0 Atinly,A tot -forma,.
says the people are arrive* front tile' eawe Asthma Remedy cebaes Hite a
distant parts of iltegaria poorly Clad heating baud to a sinking sivitatatee
and in bad physieel toaditien teen It giant neve lire and hello by nnring
their Bettering. Making the return
trip itt open arts in the deml bf
winter. Many Of these Peeine, it le
elate In tile repott, Were Onee WealthY,
hitt troUble---tomething • he hen mule
to ballot impossible. its benefit is
too evident be be questioned -it ett Its
own beet argumenteetts oWn beat hd.
vertitement. If you stiffer Irani as-
ITI)ATION IN
EGYPT WORSE
The gold atm sliver production in
Northern Ontario since precious nab-
erals were tirst diecovered has been
a, revelation to even the most seep -
tient. Tee amount of seven mined
since 1904 is 292,056,076 oun.ces, and
the value of this ore is el:69,241,331
The Porcupine gold c rea commenced
producing the proclaim metal in 1911
and duce that time there has been
ebinped.;45,430,066, with a -dividend
disbursement to sharebnleers oe $13,-
f77,19e. This, eine record speaks much
for the fature when eve consider that,
(hang te war eonditions, meny prone
ising mines were foreed to cloee down
but these are 110A1( preparing toecop-
tinue operations. -
In the territory lying along the
tight a way from Cochrane to James
limy there are outcroppings of iron
ore, lignite, pottery- clay, gepaerne
lead, anthraxalite, chalcopyrite, mica,
gteephite, molybdenite, gelone, and
postsbly tin. The iton•ore deposits on
the 'Belcher Islands in James Bay are
estimated to ccattain 350,000,000 tens
hareetie ore.
• The ,mighty rivers et which there
ate scores, flowing northward over
the Archaeari bouhdary and into the
Bay are estexiated to be capable of
supplyieg 1,666,909 controlled horse
-power. The yealue ot this enormous
amount of white coal, the, greater
-part of which is how unharnessed, it
es scarcely possible to overestimate,
'as every H.P. is said ti be equal to
ten toes et opal.
With the extension of the sthel to
James Bay, all these resources Will
be availente. for electric smelters,
large pulp mills, to electrify the en-
tire. railway and to produce an un -
'baited quantities and At a very Inv
cost atmospheric nitrogen which is
to-dey midi. demote throughout
Canada, the United States, Great Brit-
ain aad Etiropeae a:marten
When. the railroad readies Moese
Peetory at James Bay there Will be
taeped for the benefit of Ontario as
a whole one of the richest fiseing
greunds lit the world. While no ex-
hatistive data is as yet available on
this subject eitotielt has bawl discov-
ered to Warrant the stateMent that
there are Arena salmon, white fisli
•Stuegeon arid over one hundred other
known species abounding In_ this
great bland sea, tied that with. trans-
pottation proVeled the RC,
fisheries Might, soon ne eclipsed.
'rho value of all this rattiest wealth
ter the Tr./1/111'0e of Ontario as 0, whole
and more especially to the, Menefee-
turer and the farmer meet not be
under -estimated, and eery organiga-
WM of farmers and manufatttirers
threughout the „Province should be
eausy encottraging the Government to
get the rallwhy extendeel st the ear-
liest poesiblie moment end rait allow
_the riches af this great inland sea and
its adjacent territory to pass exclus.
Wetly' to sister pre:vetoes when it is
• within midi ettey reaelt of Orttario-
• onia Unit a about 150 tulles of
ettel, rallee-end thie Vast 'heritage is
Ourn
ArCillustrated booklet entitled 'On
to the Ilay," hae been issued; giving
facts ate regarding the de-
•velopment of the North and tho re -
of the jantee DV region,
Copies Mailed on request to 3antes
Stewart, Industrial. Commissioner,
Cochrane.
CoUntleee Ilene been the cures work-
ed by Holloway's Corn Cure. It has
ower of its taVii 110t felled la
Other preparatiees.
Nowlywen--Yon shonld get married,
old 1111111, • A mait's vita is his better
halt. Oldbach--Yes, thane the Worst
Of it,
• : •
Bedouins Rob Villages—
• Leading *Men Slain.
Turkish Flag Flying in One
• 'rrOVittee.
OR. R. STEWART
GhelAto.te of lint3tOratfy oit1TOttAitiy.;
11' 41* of ateclioise: tieentiate ef tb
Ontar14 College of Physieleatt: an
Surgeoes. . •
• OFFICE ENTRANCS:
•inGOND DOOR NORTH OF.
,ZUREIRIGG,S PHOTO STUDIO, 7,--
JOSEPIME ,f0,6N,29
, •
„:04,51110PATIUC PWMr
D. P. A. PARKS*.
Cfsteopatby.,. belle 0tadlty's'
ottiztitth. Adinsfaient rot the loins as41
.•istiniEttaints la gently NOM* WOO,'
Pit PIP110*$ taft04001t$0144 g#11.611
ot.liseast, . -
,41604.4xessur
usu. a. Truis•a pineaunonsi.4.
• London cable boa; The situation in
Egypt Is beeonaing worse, and at the pre-
sent time is distinctly grave, a Reuter
despatch from Cairo says. Gen. Allenby,
the connnarider In Palestine, will retinal
Cairo Teeming.. 'The largo torces of
troops already in Egypt are being tole -
forced.
A largo number et armee '13edouhis
have entered Ileheim Province, lower
Egypt, from the west, and are robbing
• to*ns and villages, situation is
not regarded es presenting any military
danger. •
•
The Tarkish Mg is taported to be fly.
,Ing in some villages of Bellaire, Province,
There are 110 reporta of any casualties
haying been suffered by, the military, but
• tieme preminent inttive officials 4111,1 sev-
eral Egyptian. police have been allied.
atiois at Cairo and Tanta on March 12,
'Were tatippVesstd trobps and the pence.
• The disaiders, rn t'sYnt nave been
• aatribed to the aetivities of the National.
bit leaders, several of whole have been
deperte
tAAND FLatt U.
Watildratttett tlespitteh: Navy 13epart.
ufflaittle Otitl ,to -day Seeretary
d bably'
• •
t ovzt ccsittrttigiii
esdays and 1114.ii. 10. **if
rtirs-jrr Wednesday., 1. to
.,071 by appobitmitko, • . r
-``Giiinetitt 110sr•1tal
•I (Vidor Go•nrnment insOlon).
3Pliisantl,y situated,. anifint:Iftilly fob
alshed, Open to 'all rogitarir: licensed
physicians. Rats* ;for patienta 13011:111
•Inoinde imant ant nursing).-7-4440,ti
takt,Pg.gren)c,,linocsr.diud•te lonet,insi
0 pers. Oaf fnrther-Inforraatlein
Address faidel M'ATHEws,
• - .•supiorntwident.,
isx 223, Winottnro,
Daniels, ur ng
' would invite he, Ilritteb Gover'nment to •
pont the smile fleet to New York for a
•visit during the' doming eumnier. Slade
irivitation with extended inforamilyeby
Northere tecuritlee of a par value of Ile, wants 'wit'thitt 'tetra reseivea thine, get this- tIme.trieci rereetly velt when he WW1 in England, just be-
Aeistant teeeretary of the Navy Mose-
,
C4160,000 einl 14(1,000 shares .of Cana. will. --Two Gentiorhen of Verona,
find help like thousands of alherS.
fore the signing of the arinistice.
1
Tsion4nal Itardajoropertlea Cell and
at my not ahtlit my Prices. I Sows
ennui exoelleat value*.
•
J G. STEWART
• wittHAsst
441.1•6 +4,i;on isikt
•
J. W.• DODD
(Successor to strtrwO,T)
FIRE, LIFE, ACCIDENT
and HEALTH INSURAN:9.0.
P. 0. Box 366. • Phone Ilk
k.
John F. GigArg
• • Issuarlf* •'
MARRIAGE LICENSES
TowN HALL " ':; •WINCH4Ara
12h9nee-Pftlet 11,4y itai4WrItlie 103.
41•01•11.
THREATS FOR
THE EX -KAISER
.Two Menacing Letters Have
Been. Received
•
Anterongen, Warch 23. --There was
a state of extreme alertness eround
the veil Beettinek castle throughout
Friday night and yesterday morning in
consequence of the fernier German
Emperor having received Friday even-
ing two violently threatening letters,
one ellaaining from Amsterdam and
the other from the Belgian frontier,
and also a telegram from a 'friend
warning hint of maiming peril.
• All the Dutch gendarmes Watching
over the ex-lemperons Welfare were
kept on duty, insteed of half their
number being allowed their eccastom-
ed rest. Yesterday morning all the
garden paths in the neighborluitod of
the shed where William Hohenzollern
was engaged in sawing Wood were
constantly patrolled by armed geards,
while even outside the \vette Of the
castle gelleartnes were carrying load-
ed carbine's.
One man was watching each of the
four sides of the eastle, , and other
ereeautions were taken to ensure eat.
sty.
in tato Shops. -
Pongee blouses.
Long gloves to meet short sleeves.
Smocks for spring "gardenceses."
Lew -shoe stockings with ()pm -work
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