mean...

‘r w‘ _ 3k-

f:'».-~.l1'_/ /// ’./ tow. = / )7

M... w‘ "' ~.‘T'< w

U... /~.<....,.

'\\‘€~" ii. .' . .;\ \‘

....-. .. . .

“ c-WHJEFFER);

{l/lyv

‘ Quebec has been be-force. In these days o"! steam-driven ‘his men of w“ hhd transports to and Ielqilifi‘? 1-1111952 b)’ m‘? British. bysieel-clad warships. of aeroplanes. ll'0 to puzzle Montcalm is to hislih- new Ilxifiland colonists, by the Inenchp; long-range artillery’ many o; m“: imnuonsl‘ he made h“ ‘mack ma" ind the Amﬂrlwll rBVOIUBIOIXl-SfLS-natural defences could easily be,‘ m of the ﬂeet and the batteries on l“ Qciadrfhm 519395 m‘ 9mdn3est°vﬁfwmei bu! in WOIWS ‘ time ti“! ishore. Some of theireéeels étranded

\ ‘ld°§‘_§.,9r.,m° my has been m mnmlwwden men °f W" were Sailing ‘on the ﬂats that ran fair out into the *““?‘12“5-.E'°“Y besleger had t’°"°55°15- at the mercy 07 Wind 59d 'rlvcr mid the soldiers who landed ovefwliie Qliebwﬁ BWZPB-Phy, o! themtide, and their muzzle-loading cannon m5; instead o; whiting m form up

mm. ..- - . .

\“11»_1.1i?}1§_.‘i'°° R 8"“? VEWY m/"Wvre of short muse. small calibre, and with those following rushed impet- fhefej bigysfcﬂi» obstacles than Woucllpa-ble 6f but slight elevation. mush, M the enhehchhﬂhs A hp . a-l _ » , l ' ' ' ~‘ 17.5,?- . I“ W“ Molimlms task w my rifle fire 6f musketry met them from

Th5! 31‘ U511 1198i 501‘ I116 WPWYB "fbehlnd his defences: to keep his long Quei-WE QQiiSF-“ed “I l“ "955915- "wnexbended lines secure against bom- a, the same time a thunder storm ‘I “LN-I; 3W5!” 5km“ “m! Prummrtsbﬂdmem. Surprise 01' direct a-iwlllii- which had been brewing all through hnnlflﬁd by .1400‘) samms 911d ma-Ylneslf he could hold out until autumn. the 5th; gum-y day burst m hon-chm o; #115,! 7mm merchant Seamenv-grcat British ﬂeet of war-ships and min that, made the grassy slopes too ;nzl carr ' - ""‘>'~Mi':h“""“|‘a° its ‘my LmYi-lgh medown the river to cscali: being frozen ammunition and blinded the vision dnnzevvus channels o! the 5t MW-in or Wrecked in the wlnti-y gllles 6f for both armies alike Wolfe hem a rcnce without accident, and icachedthe Gum somewhere 31mg thus" ystranded vessel saw km!‘ u" aw‘ k “h” ‘Vwwm °"d"°f"'m¢ mind “nanny miles, Wolfe must find ll. weiik Zwﬂg hohciese He ordered a retrest

\ emu: ~.-.

girlohllfiéexxhitficult nalilfcmlm tn come out and fight in the lnegrly 500 killed, wounmyangymh- - nmn. » . ui'i"m¢"'5tl‘eim 1°!‘ mu“ 1°°m°d The "old fox", as Wolfe culled him. Eoners. h " he hugrbulk of the rock of Que-bccmhhld m; h... tempted out Wolfe nugust wore away-with ‘no better *‘~"‘13"*"°uﬂ5 °x “v15 ‘m ‘he °PP°'o:-ecmd batteries at Levis and bom- -"‘u‘°°”5~ wmws heﬂm hm “WW5 _l'3c‘§YRll'G?1'.A1l along the north ﬁhﬂfebarfled the town until Most. of it was Pee“ bad’ mid “ow- hamlssed by m9 ‘eloW Quebec for six miles, fromlhemd 1h ruins. h.“ Lhe huh“ thumb memory of hi5 defeat and dishgart- -w lﬁeadﬁws where the St. Charleshuhhs and the “Mural defences m- ;cned by what seemed an impossible Tcelﬁqllwihe 5% La-Wrf-‘nce. W "Wthe position were unbroken. He at- task» h” ‘e11 "rim-WY m- IWTY‘ hi5 ncighﬁ 6m which the Montmorencytemhied h, cross the hmmmhrency. ‘sick bed he dictated clatter to his pluii§€§ fﬂ"al foaming outer-fall, ranbut was (Ifivﬂn hack h, a hush ﬁght vbrigadicrs, Monoton, Townshend, and liiicfirof" fintrenchmcnts, where thewhcye ti... Chhhdihhs and Indians ‘Murray, bogging them, that the public lgulkjétfihcishlmiarles was ‘protectedhad a1] the hdvahthgeh service might not kuﬂer by his illness, y a om" ogs and by ﬂoating to meet an con ' " bnfiéﬂeﬁihii front 6r the French Eh- MY PM“ in "miinlml artillery iuie best mgthod mgieiisgtit: frenhhmhintg l" open ﬁelds sxophlgfaombats between. the war-shins and Tent-my‘ and hmhogihg three phms of (O yhéihhohis of Beauhhrh which ahihe shore batteries. in slzirmrilshes ‘his Qwh for them h, c_°hs1der_ m5 3°‘ “.3!_E9¢5ﬁ” "W11 “Bis and r0@kyb'ft“'°‘~'" rangers. Indians, and CBH- kbi-‘igcdlers were able and energetic eefslv;'(‘“_‘thb_ Montmorency was 113mm‘ mum" Emmi the ‘"0055; but commanders, though Townshend was river. with a_narmw"h° “mum of Quebec 01‘ the FY0116?! Iof an envious and arrogant disposition 1rd dyboveifthe falls in the midst of “rm-V w“ m’ "93"?"- s°mE 0f the land look hmmure 1h trying u, imgghge ..hickf_wood§, which Indians and Can-ﬂeet Passed me batberl“ °f Qulebec .the hlgh-strungund senaitiui Wolfe. adiam‘ could easily defend againstmrmy ‘md reach“! "h" m“ “b°"° After careful consideration they re- wiwrior numbm- $3“? b“:hM°""°‘“"‘ w“? m" i" Jeoted Wolfe's Plans, and Vlomsed Up the ﬁver above Quebec‘ butthies nevherquarltnthgflztcslggl: p22" i: ,that the army should be taken lbveral hiddoﬁ. _fmm Wm” vlcwv rockyhri‘ forms m “ﬁend the h 1cm miles up __ the river‘ beyond Quebec clilffﬂstrctﬂicd for miles, inaccessiblewolf resolve“ oh a d“ ‘Arum g.’ where a lqndlng ‘ﬁght be made on my mi most part, and so Swen and“) captme the new}; iggtreng‘ iii-lo north shore. which would cut off zuneummu‘ no army could makenmr the Montmomgcy m n s .Moivtcal;ni5 supblﬁ? from Montrﬁal. gmoéq“ hmdmg h opposed by my on the 31st of Ju]y'aﬂm_ mo“ {and force him to either fight or our. h, I. ' "3 ‘liiender. Wolfe acceptod their plan ‘ ' Ins a‘ deqperote chance, though he fdoubted its success. He had a 1on3 consultation with Admiral Sounders |who- had. ctr-operated most loyully lwith him throughout the campaign. ‘Saunders warned him that the late- mess of the season made it dllmgerous lfor m6 fleet m remain much longer. ‘lf a last attofnpt. were to be made, it .lwould have to be within the next few ‘days. It was now the end of August. and the fleet must leave before the ‘and of September. .

.. -¢ . lp-Iﬁﬂv >~.-.~¢-<--,= .i,..,,_,.

""="""~ -. .~.. _.. ,.,,,,.,. .. h. 4-4.,..<...__,_.___

.;-.

4 __ ‘,..-.-.....‘ .. v "' 7'" -=g-w.a.1¢>.;.»¢u “.-m‘“b”-£-

. ~fw n {lllumimirlimhunimim9’

QFE§:Z*.PF‘_L

w.» -f

~. _ i:

He begged

'l'ca.d the army. in personl "I know

'.‘_‘!___.__._ iii 1 Y

7... _._ _

n2." --

7 {_v_ft¢~zi’ié1ii;i»i¢;ffi7§l.- Baiilétiauiid r6.» m; Winning? Jr ﬁvéwjﬁlfdfffilé

‘of.

"' ﬁh - \

the French, as at Ticonderoga; whilc , m? B" army 0i 9°90 Swdirtransports would have to retrcatislippeyy to climb and Soaked mp1

0mm‘ "m ‘mm’ m“ Fmm“ “msiwi. or else.‘ somehow. hire Mmit- lmiei the British retired with a loss 6f

i Wolfe's illness abated somewhat. _ _ hie doctor to pliohlhlm {up W150i!!!" ‘"161’ ‘him '00 M Nﬂlfﬂhaoilwobfi ‘the two forces; butthifrisk '

l“, . ._\

1. mi‘

O‘ 7 07% AI‘. \/

\ .

days, andpble to do my duty.f' To I _

the joy 6f the aymy; by Lhc bezinnins i _ . x v > . of Seyitembernhe was up and about ‘ again, and once more his! easel‘. hlﬂl- l lWdtAfa-Cel-Hd lanky 118W? W?" "m ‘ ion board the ships and in m6 camps- He was dying on his feet; indomitable courage and will power alone sustal- ‘

iied his feeble body. ‘It is chm-acber- _ ~ Alstic of him that‘ ‘hoping of the ill-

ness oi one of his officers, ‘who was bald to be of u puny, delicate consti- ‘tution, Wolfe interrupbedf “Don't in]! hie of constitution, he has good spir- l

‘its, and good spirits willcarry a-man I I

through everything." ‘ I ‘ More and more British vessels . passzwl into the upper" river, when a"- squadron of the" fleet win now" stati- ‘ plied. Two brigades‘ 6f the army ‘were conveyed‘ on board of thcseup- g l‘i\01' ships. Th0- movénients 6f uie Brfmli were purposely ~i>eriwlexiosz ; ,i:-ut Montcalm was on, the alertfuhd

"lie knew that on attwk'\would be "-

mnde iii a few duye thatistill reinained bcfoi-e the ﬂeet would‘ have to leave. I-lc rclnforcd Bourgfinville, who com- manded the- forpcabové PM WWII,- The threatened neiihb°rlfil<ld§eem9d to be the area. between, Qape, R0066. l) miles above. Quebem, and rqinte Fill); Tmmbles iii-miles; furteher 1m Along thLs stretch the British vessels imaneuvred for- several days, drlftinl ?up and down with the tide, andbpip- tirently mena-cins "MOW Win98. ,whi.le Bougainville‘: 3000 men on Lahore followed_ every move. Weary. ivork it was for ._.them, tolling along _ ‘@118 muddy roads, day andnight. in autumn wind andrain. on the WW!!! iioi uie erpecteduttack. ‘ '

I Meanwhile Wolfe and his brlgadi- '1

i . crs examinedevery aiceqslible 890$; .

‘but none aeerned possible for the‘

number of. menvthizt it was neoeaearyhgives mo” nlphm ma vﬂulbh d9 to throw on slime at one landing. hhls o, the chmpam‘ we "w, under

On a. dreary, wet Sunday, the 9th of saptember, Wolfe wrote his last onl-

icial aupwfeh- .3“ .9°"€1“,4‘P¢. "M? ofuie 4am mimic. t6 uoort mm ~Wﬂ¢°t h“ .P'1m°‘§ “paw “m” M cfn. a neonnoitre, wftlf ‘Brigadier

....,-..-._-,;..... .7 ..

OWIWF?!’(tffrltffiiifbiift-liaifnfisiv- ~ p.. . - . V‘

Vice-President

s. j. MOORE TORONTO

- Picnic-m n» Bunk u! Nan bcoeh i Praidmt Main Carnation. Limiud Pvaidm: P. ‘N. Bin Co, Limited Resident Wm. A. Roggru. limited Maiden: Amati Sales Book Canpany Via-Pmiden: City Dairy Company

SIR jOHN AIRD

- _ ronouro

' Pmidenz ThaCanadian Bank n! Confirm: Director National This: Companyﬂiuioed Director Brazilian Traction (Zanpuny

Diucwr wﬁﬂklﬂahldlnﬂlfmcdqm

PATRICK BURNS

CALGARY

Founder P. Burn; U Co. Linaited

Chairman of The Board Bum: U Cm, Limited

Director Calgary U Edmonton land Co“ Limited \

-. D. B. HANNA TORONTO i huidmz Wutem Caigada Hour M1110 Q Resident Canadian and Foreign Seclnitlu Co. _ Divmor Brazilian Trution Comm; . Diuctov Btitilli lupin Tmlt W1 of

w. England" '

i The results hachiicvcdi by

Assurances in Force . . . Q . . "$92 Assurances Iseucd . . . . ._. . . 25,892,034 34,935,790 Total Assets _. . . ._ . . . .‘. . . . 16,983,112 31,239,195 Policy and Annuity Reserves Premium andlntcrcst Income Payments toPolicyholdci-s ; .

a 80.4fm OFfDIRBCTORS

(iouunno 1597

1919

4,171,609 1,531,319

President G. A. MORROW

TORONTO _ _

vhf-bath: Central Curd: Lam Q . lnfnp Co.

Vla-Pvuidm Burlinnqn Steel Comm‘? ' VicoFI-nidem Waeem .‘ Company

lvieelPvai-lm Bfllilh America Auee. Co. -

DinmrCamdianBcnlJQmmeto:

- b. 1.1‘. WESTON ManagingDirea-tof

em HERBERT Barr ‘ ’ MONTREAL .

5...... to»: Bank ofCanada - i

PraidmvMqnnul light. Hen v Power c6. we» m. Maurice Yancy cqpdqiiw Van-Prudent Dominion Tunic Co, Limiud Diumr Caiudizn Paciﬁc Railway _ . . Divecnor Opllvic 171m Milk comp-pi

w. s. fkonnow - v PBTERBUROUGIT

‘ 1...... Pcbgrborough Mel: Mfg. c6.

VicelPraiclent Toronto guvinp Q lain Co. .

bum‘: Nasal ‘rim company. Unlhd

j A‘ h’ h Copy ‘of Complete for1929 nfailedolr: l i _ _ The Imperial Life Assurancfeif ~

. CompanyiiofCanada . "

' new 0pm, Toigamé

Brancbhqﬂiu: 75 Queen St., Charlottetown"

* 15,892,960 26,249,613

h y _ h h The OLife - Assurance Company of Canadal in 1929f will be very gratifying to policyholders and othere interested in the Company’s progress: i

1924 192i

,634,158 176,o6s,2s6 2'89,7ss,-ssz

45,655,709 57,860,257 48,504,570 7,365,577 14,306,259 2,357,184 5,666,054

i Vic's-P. siim:

E. T. MALONE, m. TORONTO

VbclPvuidcm Toronto Gianni ‘hum Cup. Dimm Tomnm Having: U Loni (Iompui Dinner Cencnl Canada loan (s? Qnviiip O0 Dfrnrwr Toronto Type Pounrly 001.8918! Dwamr 0.1-. Fulford c». Ltd. -- ~ Divamr Applzford Counter Check Book C4

HON. Donxrimmonn '

MONTREAL

Member ‘The Senate of Canndn = Dinner Th: Title Gimantze if Trust .3

~ (Iotpontion of Camdv Divzcwv Canadian International Paper Co. Owner Rzymondale Farm

jAMns RYRIB , _ TORONTO Pvditlnl RyrieBirk-c Limited _ Dinztov National Trutt Company. limited Dinmr l’. N. Bun. Company Limited

H.=H. WILLIAMS ' TORONTO ‘ ' Pruidml ‘....lRl Com ,L Pvuidcntltuineu: , qtfhmedym’ j Divamr Toronto General Tiuqu cﬂpiiﬂﬂ ‘

FRANK PQRIBR‘ WOOD

w . ronom-o ' A

date of‘ Sephmber 10th, Wolfe sent "for an ofﬂcer and 30 man

‘mindi "I “m!” m’ "wveiﬁd ” i“ be "lownshend. the chief engineer, Col. climbing‘ the stoop

iible to dobusinesrhvbut my constitu-

;ii<m is" entirely shattered, without the yo! our mum", com m" m “mwmipn “hhmmw. ‘h?’ my °°“' iaent by his Excellency’: ordunulrhe ‘General with his reconnoltrlu; party. m6 the presence of. a mull guard. ietumed 1m in the evening from 1t mound mo 5mm i guard for so Whﬂﬂ l-hf-‘y hid important I- poaltion. Here, lppar- NHL-With timi- gluka examinin: m“, m; m oppimiuiiiy If only m cover w ‘m6 eastward 6f slum. u» athhtiml 6f m6 mm mm um the eminenbou ibove if." 1mm h. dlyq-(gd Mm w; m“ "m, mi; that ppm, on m6 moi 61161-6, they pomlbli.‘ mum.‘ 3d directly norm the river w- n»: furuiai-jiip iii» river, u luﬂcient;

‘slderable service lathe state, and without any vrospect of it." f ..

one clmnce remained. If, it were, I possible to find a pllbe nurei- Quebec .‘- ‘where Wolf 66pm throw enouzh menl {on Shore and» gain crest ~of the precipice, he might be lbleio defeat. .Montcn.lm beforé- Boulninvllie, lured , 1m up uiq river bytiie‘ um, mid‘ ﬂﬂlve u; huppm-i. him“. ﬂtKBrltfsh». would the rial: ofbeln: 6mm

must token. ‘we; there

.\|'0',u i_

_ _ _ I U ‘ wail

ipei-fcctly well that‘ "you" cannot our: gpot bﬂvveeriWJal-i mu ‘Mew’ my mmuo- ougmynom ‘met he snidﬂlrut nuke me up iﬂnnd the city, when]; landing could‘ - that I may bfiwlbhbilt pain for a fewbd made’! '_ ' __ _i ' I

Carleton, etc. For this purpose six

Ggruham‘: Point,

look

wgrd n. aheltered cove, called Ause cu 3mm; '10"; might p. hm, ' and pllﬁld in bum: formation onthi

. - ' f. , ‘opgnﬁrmmd oulyvulhm dllhlwi “Th” w‘ “mm” m“ ‘m-wstoftneoity walls. ' i

Puuloul ‘

by Wolfe- um hi: oloeminl W0". u.“

the mini on the north "slim um

plains IDOVE, 1mm lay m lam iaui century battle ground. At the top were a few white tents tint indic-

_ information‘ mutt cliﬂl to the open

to the‘ melanin}

ho the naval emu: had obi-r" of the hoof!‘ to-unythn frown No

enemy. [An it happened. ~60 {we loam from the nine valuable source, Knox‘: Journal, l JJOUICUGI- of the Royal Americanaybllonntm’! regiment, did degert .on the 12m. the any before JpdDOTTOW", the attack was made. convey nu pm» information, thanks c6 hi. secrecy maintained. m- tum noxious days the British ﬂout ‘and army both but the Flinn in con»,- tlnull (Oar of In" imminent attempt at the and! of thnlr ion; line, the 13 mllu nbdvo o» noun. ma n» en- ‘fatal w-iipi-mi Wolfe mi m mu treachomeafa. dawn tho river nenr Mo”. on gimplufnn. Montcalm‘: um ‘- Montmoiwiicy, while thin ' 1m no iof natural defacing bid bun p ' indication, um lnyiydlnlorfthrltt- yin u» more m. hi; _pnparl41nnl_'eud theplun mwwoif ha! in ‘irhmedintelif. friid mm up a clinic nﬂhd, - » he lapt- loont. lull lubordinate, ".‘,'-*‘°“"°'f"‘m‘ "m ""' m’ ‘lanai- in ‘mama: , in iiinuw.

leak 6w f6 the um ﬂhO abtfuimi‘

order. wing. (“W011 But he could

star-lit nllhﬂ") .. Ohl

In the Jwnll of Osmium Knox, an srouv-w prim» Iowan. or s bllllﬂz emu as m m m; pin-t; ﬁfth» Ohlervnd the fncnuiii; Bﬂﬂlh mo?» olllcer in the British army, wiifpii patrol. mm disguised, .116 glint ofgepeui scheme ‘up lmwn only to ' sunlizhf m norm or mm hilt.- no ‘Wolf! _ iumuln. m enact landing gleam 6f gold lwe would rWInLbhe ‘place waxy-lot disclosed “BN1 m. lut "General presence- of oﬂloeralnterptod in this moment, eioept to the Admirul nnd portion o! the hunch- lincl. ‘A: no '

gazed throuth hi: field gloss, Wolf could seem winding narrow -p'ath

mentup ntmnm, hit-ind poem I battalion on the plains and atrianath- v

encd the guard It the new of zhl _ j path up the cllﬂ from theFoulon But. Vllldrbuil, uwm‘ fuuy m: Mfkﬂﬁlni with Montollni’: plant

Montcalm amend them w ancunl at m» Foulon; but onus more, on thl _ 12th. Vaudreuil aounhniunaea w

To-morrow..wla too late. ‘rill nlsht. 1km: ppm. "rather fair. I ‘Blltllb NM‘! arovm hm an um mm w ~. ships of! Oapulpugo, and lilmil! montoffdowll m tho. Qb-ifdp to lb! imam; gyuqom: of fiul

mnmonhul battle I ‘idiom Hut‘ mum death w w“ 'commmdu~| and-loomed the Me 0i - Montcalm wll apt entirely deoei- , Quebec. (Ubllﬂilhfij By C. W. Jefb - m. India'- u we... n. ,5,

any. Mill

looubootwll

THI QTIAMQHO

\ n Li: lllifliih.i'llrlill

on oaM-inouoﬂi-anaas . GITGPIA RsunawqqM 0N =

; mow i-fnnivdﬂ i f . ‘cuum/Nnpqdkrf .-