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Saturday W°°*'y _t'°°"¢°¢ 1887> $1-5° wr wvwm by lt is not pleasant to witness the daily

"“" "" °““‘“‘ °' °';$.; "' agonies of the sadly niisnamed Patriot in ---~-»~»--»-.-~ lits endeavors to justify its present unpatri- _ Tueellel NQVEMBER 20,., ,W |otic_ policy. Most of its _r»_:ader_s would pre-

fer less outward and visible signs of men

` .,.____,,,...._.-_.,.,T_.__.. - . _ ' i I °°` ' . V """"""""""""'-"" ""'"-"' " " """" " "" " ' ' . d mal me giiuallon demanded fha; a ll\9Ulll>l10d Hl>0V0» lillls 0ll0\\'S- troops- without peers in the Ceiitra,

_l , . . _ _tal distress as evidenced by black type an it 'l‘lIl~1 i‘.\-l\ll'.\|(lN 0l'l~:.\' li=nore..sober appeals to their Judgment. Our ll __ ' lcontemporary seems _to forget that the

Th i d `_-al _ `f ____ isnbw _Hen ________ country, that the Empire, is in a crisis and

_ _ t__€__l<`eh;l____L§I_;l__l>____gll___de __Sl____d’_____ ___ that nothing el_se_ matters. All the leading md 1° -S ‘ll gt.. ____ _y _ __ _d--_ ` Liberals have Joined the leading Conserv- -1

_ _.' '_ _ ~ _ ‘ tf 'th " d t .Th _ -fplglli-_ --<1 .?....aa;....§.. 33. tlldttthfgegeou ht _§’d°:__;_‘_’;lte_,S §0__‘_3__;c_;;":__i_1__ en_ the Patriot_'dares not question, appeals iiwii pvoviiicgnarcil an\'ious(l ' watchin the to Canadlans-’ Irrespective of party’ to Sup _.f _ .d d _eh ___ I* . ;lh._h tl ._g __ .port the Union Government as the most t'h_e.‘f"b Sliuglge ‘}_ __le_“ Som' effective.way to aid in winning the war gaéléd ____?;°§_'l_ _él;.`;l;(_?;_ __‘_‘ hgggitfgs gléland adds that “the National peril and tht

_ _ . _ .’_. |‘Quebec attitude’ make the union of parties leddels' m Canada Wh() mould be gllmg im erative." This bein so and this beiiir

05. the “liltli Pllollldib_°.€ngage,llli.'l fl_dl"`;ltlie day, what profitetli it the Patriot oi l‘l° lf]g__l)° lg” .°‘llnl?‘“fz_l.l' _ is f“)_ lany other machine agent of the Lauriei onll' legleml le' It lg A tllmei ‘l “Mme “lg” ieiiinant to laboiiousl atteni' t to Jrov<

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fl then “'“l“1de,d ‘lttent-10" tl’ the LM'-ll"-’5lt.he conviction of the foreirlost Liberals of ` ll _ _

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ainst Canada, a _crime against tlioselllhet lVll.’lpleldlng.Ml. K Mileleall Ml. who aic offeriiio' their lives for Cdl.\,ll` Ml Rel’Nell` 'll 'Guthrie ’Ml.

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Canadas sake. But the election is o_n and Cl_u.l;_ end lille Whole filodt rank ef th( must now be fought to 3 Pnlsh' It Wm notlEnglish-speaking _Liberals are wrong an( be forgotten that not Sir Robert Bordenlthat the Patriot MI, Warburton and Ml, alone but his leading supporters in the Slllelell. are rlglltq 'Ne mm open to Cent -lfovemment and the leading' men in Ol)l)OSl` iviction will deny that the leiders of Liber tion did everythiiig hunianly possible in 'ellem We have named__u.e atile-aseas muel._

‘ honor to avert 'an election, but Sir Wilfrid entitled te eredenee as are the l;>_ltl.lel_ am

]'au“e~r and ms Quebec fouowmg . Welle its two candidates and local Liberals mus deteriniiied tolhave it. Our province is draw their Own eeneluelene

____ __ . L_ _ . _._ ll _ U . _ ___ The Patriot complains that the Liberal ` I gfidcéeb y‘}Il,l;1e11__§S_aS_lWf. ‘ls m‘€“.l§ _Conservatives nominated Mr. Nicholsoi can I a es' t 9 0 el lmmmces' Ou Sl 9'and Mr. Martin without asking for a join

of Quebec’ Wm elébt many Umoms” Candl convention. Both nominations took plac

lf= tl -- ' datef. b_-V_?‘CC1.amatl0n' ._al}fl. have Put. ulllbefore the formation of Union Government

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assa are tarred with. Our people will sup-

____ _ ___ port or oppose them with their eyes open.

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' ' ‘mn ( Olllwsl lo" 0 C ll' plished fact, both Mr. Nicholson and Mi'

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taiy Service Act was known to exist. 'lhellvlartm announced their heel.l_y Supper

I. --.v_, _ __ .auiier candidates at least in Kings and and expressed then. Wlllmenees tl

ll Qiieen’shav_ebeenconductingan“allthings Submlt their names te ___ J-elm een

to all men” campaign without any policy

§_l;_E_theyd°0ul1ld dlicloie U? th? l)“b¥‘l' Thley to take their chance of being adoptec' and 213. et? S11 ish l);_°l_‘€~S;‘f 0 hoya t_y along with a Liberal as nominees for _the f0ll0&e__;(Z_f‘;li;’WL.1lf_.deL_a°_.t “tg e-Vtgle Unionist Government. Mr. Warburtoi" are ashem dl _ _I tu dullfr’ “L Qlf-lb e-V and Mr._Sinclair made. no move, but at a ted ma if ‘Even 0 _name m _th eu el?" convention of the chairmen of all the Lib

_ . "1 es 0’ P flees em In eral polls the matter was discussed. As

f’l’p0_S1t1°.". to Um?" Govemlnenti we have already stated, unfortunately this in opposition to all their former Liberal eelwentlen Stampeded by one el; lwl.

vention of Liberals and Conservatives, an(

disappointlnent of the bulk of Liberals throughout the county. The people of Queen’s County did not want a contested

1 ti. ‘-'iii ' ~ _ who f_ollow Laurier. Our province is now on trial. Those who vote for the Laurier ll l l . l ~ . 1 . -

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Fhey know Where Laurier and `B°'~“`aSSa election They would have been satisfied stand theyknow Where the Candldavs are to have had one Conservative and one Lib-

eral supporter of the Union Government. Now they have no alternative but to return the only two Union candidates in the field. Messrs. Nicholson and Martin, thc other

two,_Mcssl's. Vlfarburtoii and Sinclair hav-

_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ing ieterminet to support what Mr. Field- l.'l.‘l€.§.i"’.ll’~i’..".l-‘ii..l‘€l§l$ ‘.§’.ll~“°f‘$l’li.'"eiZ’ if-‘ll “Pg "l”°l"il’°S “S “le “Q‘-‘°l’.e“ ‘*““‘¥““-” ‘”" of patronage for the be>s__ __ 9 3__°1 10" the coalition of Sir Wilfrid Laurier and

’ P0 my t at the Mr Henri Bourassa

candidates are voting for Laurier and his policy of delay and disaster, voting that Canada’s c_ffort_in the war shall cease. Those who vote for the Unionist candidates vote

best brains of both parties can adopt and ° _____°0 ___ __ l

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|q'M)`mM' hm' “ 'H "I U inilithlilynsieliii/licinbii

.` ___ _ _ _ _ ' _____ _ _ within one year from today? Parliami-nl

Awe' ~ mum deldl Mwblh' A' Il' W‘*l'lstands adjourned to the 28th of Februai-_v

burton afid, John E. Sinclair, the Laurier beeause the eleetlen returns will not be

candidate for Queen’s County have issued Wellable untll elle 27th of Febr

_ . - _. . . . . _ _ 2 _ ' uary. Pro-

a manifesto containing their political pio- bablv the Seeelen eeuld not beeln before the

fessiofis alnd policy. Paradoxical as it may mlddleef Mel.eh_ The paseaee of the nee__

‘seein the most outstanding feature of the eseery leglsletlen fell 3 referemlum ml hl gfmlflfslto 1t§.;Vha_t lt d‘_’eS__“°_§ contain- In take and doubtless would take at least tgiifo

e W 0 '3 0 "1 S t‘“n"l’ar‘*g‘°?'l’ ,sof some one months. To hold the referendum election

thousand Words from begmmng to end and obtain the verdict of the people would

theretls §_bS%l§tfel_Y “Ii” mefltlon of 0*' Fefe* require two or three additional months. isle _0 ‘ft g__"ldt___5;U;`_1_‘31"-L Sulfely ll? lllals In the meantime the 'Military Service d___tC;°iI2eth(.) 15 . d e aullgr Ci? 1; Act would be suspended. The spirit of our their _e__d__ If l`”;°'Vmff3e ?f`@f 5° as am'~ 0 men would be broken as their ranks be - t_0_____ his? ds °_f`e__:`a}n wif" e_V@f1 llenen' came more and_more depleted. They had lltlcalgf__it'h‘.‘-n’f‘f‘§e 1." ` 85,15” 0023510” Q P0' asked ,for ' i'ernforcements_and yoii- gave __ desi <____d‘-___ 056 P_1`0 5_1 Y e_ 01Tl_lSS1_<;U them a referendum. All military activity _‘__ ___ c§_________ _0"__§1`f 0L_g_lV“~‘ 2_1? 0PI;_0I‘ uhm 5’ would be at an end and perhaps the war loud] ~ mfesc 33-‘=l)_ _ _ l.._ W 0__ _-__il_V€ itself would have come to a conclusion with Sin lollv _ _se .lt eir _in__en ion o ie u- results disastrous -to_ our country.--Sir

8 __ _0 e 01’ a C<md1_date_ who would Robert Borden at Halifax.

Pledgflehis suppo_rt to Sir Wilfrid Laurier. ____...._.0____

But_ this omission from the manifesto will l'.\"l‘Ill0"l" ANI) li.\'l0N l’0l.1(_'Y

avail Messrs. Warburton and Sinclair no- I' ____ thing in thlS I‘eSl?€_3C_t_f_Qi‘ they i_riuS_l; have the “'i`liv l’iiirlof luis iicvci' s~i\voi°\‘i\il iipoii ofllcial end'6f§9.ti0n of_Sir 'W_i1fr1d Lau1"ier_ilils inipoi'tiiiit iiiattor. l~`ii°l-it, lust and ull within--five days _of -their nomination before the time we lmvo stan-il that we are in tl_iey.Ca_n be recognized as Qpposltion can- favor of coin-icrlpiloii. \\'e lwillew flint the dlda-f»€S2‘_ Wh3_t‘2lP§l!;h(?_heSt LiberalS_t0 think |»l'lnclp|v of coiisc-i'l|»tloii is i-lglit iiiul flint Of candidates lltlhd attempt t0 Sail under the only wily to trout thc people fulrly uiiil false colours at the 'eleventh hour? Far to give that ani-ilstuiicc to the limvc soldi- better for them. had they come out hon- ers ut the froiit that is iiecessiii°_v is by the 68-tly_&I1l1l.h¢lH£l}:ll_`5 .8:C.kll0Wl6dg`lllg theirlmloptlon of cm_1scrlptlo|i."--I’nfrlot. Juno a"°@"".'°'° “""'*'il.‘.lrl. %"‘1.f1.r_-.~°.fi_i1' i,>.1i-<iiffns*i'f'"‘i.*”" ’ 'V l . w ._ ° .

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When -Germany »iiiiacked clvillzat ion tlirough_‘Belglum she made. H" admission which 'she must have re~ pented b‘y"now. 'She took the Ishoiit- est rouie“to 'Pai-is ami confessed- -elmo sho could noir-depeiid on the rou-to ‘hiough Metz 'which 1-ili@'liad “Bed _lll 1870. Hail she chosen the _Metz route sho could nothave depended -upon supplies for 3 much larger force-than she employed at the "me Ol' llle “Wt attack on France and ‘she realiz

lorce‘iliree 'times as large should be use-il. Thus it-‘io confessed, in efl'€C'~. ibn; the routethrougli Belgltum W1” vital to her chances of success. 'i'o secure- this chance she 100k llle flak :il Britain entering the war against her. So for us her Western cziuipaisll is coriceriied everything depclids Oli Belglimi; li shg cannot have Belgllllll abc cuiinot have Friiiii-c; lf she' cali be driven out of Belgium her grip 0\\ i~‘raiico is brokfn autoniuticiilly.

Greatest Battles in History. . ‘

This is 5 point broul;l\l~ "“l' by *' liiuli lliitisli mi|ll:ii'\~ uii|.lioi'lty quot, 'ul by John L_ ilalili.-rs'oii`._=\ lio_t\ltl -\uici'lcaii coivciipoiidoiit who nur been representing thc Mc(‘lurc__syndi -me lu Lomlgn for sonic veiirs. I-Ie 'iitiitloiis it to explain the \pres bat- 'les an d\.o prove that the victories iii wi-.iiiilorsg in thc past Siiiiiuicr have ‘roi-ll thc greatest iii ihc war. 'lho' tact than relatively few pi'isonei's- li-avi

-ll-ml of enemy groniiil captured in ‘licso advances. :iccoi4liiii.: to Russian =i':iudards. hail thc cites-t ol' inakiiiit "usiial observers ol' ll\U Wf\\` SUDDO-"‘ that the actions are of rolutlvflll' Sllllll' liuporlaiice, liisrrad oi' being the iiiost vital ever fought in the history o' warfare. "i`h0Y ha""‘- lll`0V‘5d mul W( Gorman lines in Bell-Zllllll C2" l"` broken; that tho Germans can bc .ll-wen out ol’ Bilgiuui. and that he- me so. since limi- strongest armies in point of .nunih_ei's and their best arm ies as regards ,pei-sonol are im Bel zium. that they can be beaten. and :hair their whole' \\'este'rn campaign Z; doomed' to failure. '

Vpres Saill-ent Exp|ain¢d

'l‘lils explaiiiitloii oi' the iiiiportiiiicc

'il' the Belgian l`roiii. apart ultogetlie. “roiu the posse-sliiii of the Belgian lea-coast. including the submariii. bases and the bases l`or aerial raids explains also___wliy_ the British _arc stiizirlily applying pi'c.=.-siire -to make vhp (ici-iiuiiis rclvasir their clutch. lt expluiiis. too. why the best author- ities' iiisisteil thai- the deadly Yprcs salient should bo held at`t1ll COSl-B- ll explains the bloodlest battle-s oi' thc war and justifies the great sacriiilces ‘hat Canada has made on this front. 't may he said that al ltlie British operations since the' Battle of tho Somme last year were merely leading -ip to the iidvaiices; about Ypres. Bc- 'ore this hiiitlo tim Gcrlmau front i'este‘d at our exiremiiy__on‘ th_e coast. ind al 'tho oili'e'i"'cxtrenilty'~oii ’lh'e Alps. Any itlca -of--ifirndng-the iliinic 'ii an army so situiitcd 'hiiglitwwell bo ubiiiiiloiicd. Thoi-c' roiiiaincd the prob- lclu o|` hi‘oiikliil.i its fiont. ‘

A..z».c£¢ci_Qperatieri;_. __ ;__‘__ - ~

by llio Brltsili liccaulso it had been dc cider] that froiii a sti'ategl¢'.al-point cl view the front could be broken. Ilut the arguments oi sti'af'oglsts;‘cvcn th but in the world. would be uselfss unless lim army* could’ do-~lts work. unless tlio-tiictics were correct. Tlin on-ateglst nilg‘ht‘-'bd likened to' the dlaziiostican whowllscovors that' fi col- taiii nios-l rlolit-.at-e and dlillculi. sur- Lzil-u.l op<~.ralloii can-ciirc--uii uilnimil. But lf tho surgeon slidiilil prove Iii-` i'oinpclo|il'.’ li' thc gnlluutry and pi-.r~ scvcruiicll ol thi- British ariiiy worn not ooiizil io thc plans oi' their coni- iniiiidcrs? The Buttle ol' tho Soiiiiii. wus it vory siiccesuihil operation., ll. showed ihq, German-front to be not liiiprcgiiablo und the Gerina_ns had counted on its impreguablllty. it proved that thc liiic fortified as iievcis a line was fortified could not he hold with tho troops that Germany had culculutcd were sufllccint_

The liattlo oi' the Souiiiio was iiiud"

Hardesg Positions Won

'l`|u! iiotaililo “sti‘iitc|:lo i'i.tii'oiiiciit"

of llic Goiwiiziiis followed. Then vain: the loss oi Vliny Rodgc. the loss of tho Alsuc Rlflgo and the (llianipugiio ridge. Then came ii short time' iiizo tho i’nssi-hoiiclnole .buttle, which dc- cldod liicirlontally that the Gcriiiaii iiriiiy 'should spcnal this winter on wet. low land. lnstead` of high. ‘dry land. ll’ liidcc-il' Haig intends' to allow it a -period of quiet through the Win- tcr. The nutliority quot_ed` by Mr. Bai dersfoii says that if the Germsiiis by any means could have prevented the loss of these positions they would have done so. They brought dl-visions from Russia for this purpose. They failed, and they failed when they were strongest. He ridiculeg the no- tion _tlipt Gei'maiiy.‘caii ever liav~ asain such stron-g pos-itlons. that she will ictlro lo places better able to rc- sisgeassoult. The series of battles about.Ypi'es have convin'-r.:l the Al- lied comin_ii|iders_ and the Germiin ooiiiinaiiders iis` well. that the Western ciinipnigii has been lost hy Gerinaiiy, and tlio'Westiii'ii =cs.mpaiRn means the mir. ln" other "words, when we say huy u Victory Bond. we mean Vi.: tory.

WOULD -TRANSFER SUNDAY T0 _ - ANOTHER DAY _IN WEEK_

(ZOPENHAGEN, Nov. 17-The l'!aviii‘i- an Government, in order to effect bet-

ter' utlldmtlon :of water-power und electric ty and to save coal, has de- cided to transfer the Sunday holiday to another- day in the week. This has stirred up in hornet's nest. The Catholic clergy have protested most energetically against this procedure. and' are supported by the Protestants.

ii big meeting of plotest. Only the Socialist .i|nion@,_acq\\lgme.‘ _ _

bricn tHl€€il. und wlatlvely ii small

.How td Save Wheat, Beef and Bacon for tha men at the front. Issued

` from the Office of the Food ‘Controller for Canada

MENU FOR TUESDAY

. .-_~i_._-.. ~.. _Z . .. _ Breakfast I I ' Potato Cakes Brown Mlllt Gmvb” tuck will be on October 25,, our sec- “POCKET

Broad Oleoargurlue

‘ Tea or Coffee

- Dinner -

Bifked Haddock Bnkcil Potato Pickled Beets Coddldd Apples Ontuieal \\'iii'ei's Supper Creamed Cabbage and Choose Corn Gems ~ Stciveil' Figs ' . Tea The l'BClDe for Brown Milk Gravy,

Brown Milk Gravy.-

. Take skliii milk-`-2 cups 4 level tablespoons our 4 level tablespooiis butler, olco oil

sweet dripping.

M-elt the fat. add thc Ilour uiul iillow

to burn. Season with -black pepper iiud suit/ Add the milk and cooki until smooth. (lf you iiiiikc this once coi- rectly, you will make ltoi ten.)

Wheat und iiieiit saving recipes by Domestic Science experts Food Controllei"s oilice.

DAILY SELECTIOHS FOR GUIRDIIH READERS

~ Furnished by W. S. Louson, ‘_

RETIRED FARMERS

_ By Walt ‘Mason

'l`|ie liiisbuiidiiiiiii. when waxiiig old.

and ivoll supplied with _vgllow gold. i'ciii:ii'ks, “l'll quit the farm; l‘v_c hilt( uiy flll oi honest toil; this llllllg 0! wi'e.=-lliiig with the soil hiis sort of lost its charm." And so ho buys a house lii town, und thinks that lic will settle down io soft and ilowuy case; but eic a year has goiie its way. ho's .V0flFll- big f'oi'_tlio bales of liny. the lllliltlh and llie bees, lie iliiils the urban lilo' 3 bore: his t`e_c_t are cold. his soul is sore. time drags on leailen feelt *_-U he resolves to travel back and build the tall aliaiii slack ,and sliorli the bearded wheat. The farmer seldom

seed. and wieldliu.: slieplierds' crooks. and making hay iii ycrdaiit viiles. auu combing burs- form horses l8llS~ ll has no time for books. So when li iiio\'c~.-. liliiiself to town. he cannot with

that’s hot; he riiiinol lose' liiiiiscll' i_i Pope, or wallow deep ln Sliakespeiire s

lirippv is that man, iiulecil, who thinks it wiisle oi' time to read. whose thouglits are all oi hay; who'il i'l\_llioi' mess around ii clium than refill a book by Laurence Steriie, or ode by Thun- us Gray.

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FORECAST FU LF|_LLED.

Ridge Was Taken According to Sche-

dule Arranged.

("ii-iiadiaii Headqiiarterg in 1<`i'uiicc.

Nov. 17.~ Hlnilcnburtc has tailed.

have -swept our troops oil' I’assclii-ii- iluelia- Ridge was liiiiuclicd late yes-

i.rossi'oads to Vocation farm the en-

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toldti “Our 'dae'le. W lihe ilrst `Spur, the -second will take ua to the fC_rest Farm, Meetclieele, and the third will give us the village. Our ilrst at-

us to

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loud about November 1. and the third

tive or six lays later." -

l .lg was ii striking prophecy, striii lngly tulilllfd. Caiiiida knows now :how the schediile was observed. » it could not know before, for it is only ‘possible to tell the story now ol' how lthe corps moved up its men, its sup~ its munitions, equipment. and__sup_-\ ~ lplles, and sniashed_ll.s way on time through the cncmy defences, held by

to our

Up.

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G.H. Taylor. f -Jeweler and Opticigh

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lQueen~’s .County Doiiiinioii i l‘llectioii_,

To the Electors of Queens’ County," 1!

Ladies and Gentlemenz. -'

Six years ago Mr. A. A. McLean and myself were A

lelected to represent you in the House of -Commons A5 the result of the election then held the Liberal-Coiiser. vative party came into power. During the years that have passed since then I have endeavored to the best of my ability to procure as large~a portion as possible of governmental advantages for my native Province; The ,Government of the party I was elected to support has done much for the betterinellt of our trade and com- merce and our agricultui‘al"interests.I Itwgaveuis the

lCar Ferry, increased grants to agriculture, the addition _of $100,000 annually to 'our provincial subsidy, secured for oui' Province four members for all time to come built a number of wharves for the-convenience of ouil farmers and shippers, also dredged the docks at Char- ' lottetown and etlsewliere. l _ When it is considered that for over three years of ,this period," the Dominion revenues have been urgentlv‘ lrequired for war purposes, I feel assured that our efforts are notunappreciated by the people of the Province, ir- ‘ respective- of party. I am convinced that what has been do_ne_wiIl prov-e a lasting benefit to the Province and lwill afford a great impetus to our future prosperity. '

le-ariis to read: he is so busy sowiiigl During the last Session of Parlianlent I was pleased

,to support Sir Robert Borden in his endeavors to unite

jthe two great political parties which divide Canada in

fone Government. Such a consummation would insure a

li ww sit <10“'11- “Htl \'¢="‘ the -‘t“_‘flmore vigorous prosecution of the war, and would be the

means of raising with the least possible friction the ne-

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nop.-_ or solo. up \\-uni “Ott l “ _cessarv reciuits to go to the assistance of our hard~

pressed braye boys at the front. I

I am highly gratified that a Union Government has

now been formed. It is composed of the _strongest men of both parties and shall have my full support. _

At the last session of Parliament an Act was passed

election. It provided for the appointment of enumera- to_rs to make up lists of voters for all the polls. These will shortly be appoint-ed. May I be permitted to request

'Phe bwsttwl etliufk which was tfuthat every possible assistance be given the enumerators

in the preparation of these lists, so that everyone in the

t<»\'flHi' 'f=ft°1‘"f>°“- l"1'°\“ Vl1\<ll<=tiv‘='_Couiity, -entitled, to a vote, shall have his or her name on

establishing machinery for the holding of a Dominion *

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*i.ii`ii7y'§`i`fTini`Td"Tp ' i'<irce, _ . mot by the tcrrlllc ilre of our intl, lcry. causliip: him heavy losses every sic-p ot' the iidvaiicci. Those oi' tho. enemy who survivcil our barrage were caught by rifle iiud niacliiuo- gun ilrc, and repulsed all along the line by our liifaiitry. '

As be had failed to blast our iiieii

our of the position, so tho' euoiiiy has fnllcd lo di-lvc tlioni out. Canailli is nociiro on tho ridge. Our troops havi- liomi daily stroiigtliouiiig iliii forward liuo, while our guns have bien ad~ vanclui; lo now positioiis-.

l‘i'opurod' l'or yrstcrciayl; ultiicli.

our iirlillcry and liit'aiil.ry iooporiiteu in ii dc:-.islvo dci'uat. _of picked ilglitiiig troops of the (Soni ral Eiiipircs.

Over Two Dozen Attacks.

The story oi' l’asschoiidac'le is unc

loss of ground and declining morale. Tho (iaiindiaii corps has moved stoalllly in iii; objectives.

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yostcrduy and of today. Bccauso oi them tho living who fought with tlieui followed uftor them, ihe ridge is ours. The ti'f\i-Zeltly oi low graves is rolicveil by the- victory of high hills. For the trliiniph that is I’asscliciiiia» Glo is shared by all. The sliiidow over the salient is lifting.

Up to the ridge and on to the ridge

thc (‘ani-idlliu corps stormcil its way in ii i'euiur'kiible series of battles.

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_ In thusgivihg anraccount of my Stewardship, per-

_mit me to_state I _shall be candidate for this Countiy

of severe eiieiiiy casualties. steady

__ The crisis which involves our' Country is the most limportant in its h_istory. It devolves upon everyone to consider well the issue raised: are the people of Cana- _da to leave unsupported our brave boys at the Front, lwho have so long and so well fought for the preserva- tion of our rights and liberties, and whose splendid _deeds o_f heroisni_ have covered Canada with glory and renown? It is impossible. "

I respectfully ask for the votes of all true and loyal

men and women of this large and intelligent County of lQuee_ns’, assuring them that the best interests of our province and especially our soldiers shall have at all times my sincere support

__ D. NICIIOLSON.

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_Ladies and Gentlemen. ' __

Electors of Queen’s`County.

At a large and representative Convention held a few

lweeks ago _I was unanimously nominated to contest this County in favor of the Government -and the active pro- secution of the war. I _

The platform since enunciated by Sir Robert Borden

_ is broad, comprehensive and statesmanlike, and should

receive the unqualified support of all patriotic electors.

_My_inf’luence will be exerted towards the prompt

_forwarding of recruits to relieve our gallant but wearied lsoldiers at the front. ' '

I Sllall Vig0I‘0uSly urge all needful improvements in

all our tfansportation facilities. It is well known that congestion o_f freight, spring and fall, not only retards our prosecution of the war but paralyzes our trade, causes heavy losses to our farmers, merchants .and shippers, and urgently calls for improvement. ` it ' _ _ For nine years I had the honbr offbeing a represen- tative from this Province in the Dominion House of Com- m°"S» dufmg Which period I tried to do my duty faith- ‘fl1lly, and I trust not without results.

_ I now respectfully solicit your support for Mr. D. Nicholson and myself '

_ The season of the year in which this el-ection cam-

Palgn IS belllg held makes it diflicult for me to visit each Of 10” Personally, much as I would like to do so, but I shall use every effort to see as many of youas I can.

Yours faithfully, “TIN '

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