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PEACEFUL LAP Mona MEN RETURN in vue' Nerd- Pltnilil luv PEACE
ill ot tho lttrepiallce by the German
A iN A sillanuous Linn. iltoli initiis leoui nfnnlll
Sir. l|."“'i°"5 LW HWS W?" Clk" and the A Hearty Welcome Accorded tile Boys Last Evening at §ff,;?,l’_.,;;f"§lt°“§t;;§_;,-'mei ggmnf Will Proballli' be Slllilllittetl " A °
" _ ' Will
_ lillttllig Life Left No Trace of Pain on the Face of tl, t; tw V t- -R .... W.. ...Lit ._ ...tt .~....‘;.. t.'§. Probably be Allowed to Keep ';;;|&0M dder ' the Aged Statesman House Will Adjourn After ' e rea 'ar 8 cms ms' ;‘;‘,’,,j’_Z;""“‘ ’" ‘““"’“"‘ *`°°”'° ""'- Arms, the Allies to Control Wir lf`ii“t`e'r'iiil. . '
T-he soidiure whose names uppcar~ bert linll and other notable occasions. L' 7 ‘I '
(8pociai to the Gusrdiin) ‘
0'r'I‘A\Wt. Feb. is-li' nnytlling
could temper the grief oi' Lady Laur- ier and the intimii-tovfriondii who stood 'ily the bedside of Sir Wilfrid Laurier its he passed au-ny to the beyond at 2.50 o'cloclt'yestrcday aftrcnoon. lr would -bo the rcnlembrance thali the last. hours was the most laefsceful lap in the long journey of his strenuous and varied life. The lbeatlnl; of his heart ‘became gradually- -weaker, at length being so dmpereeptfble that there seemed scarcely rlny change to mtosie who watched by tho -bedside when at last 'life had tliltitted ills fi'-lilllc -his face was not pain-rscltod and il still mliries the look of peace and rest tvlrich gathered on it as he neared the
end. A
Oil 'Sunday morning he had ,his
first fainting atltack of some minutes dumtlion. Ile himself felt 'it to be the rcs-llzatioli of the premonltion which he had mentioned to clot-le f riends. For the moment entirely oblivious to nil but the attack. he said quietly to Lad: Laurier, "It is the emi." Later, ‘how over. when -he had fpartna-ily recover- ed and was sible to talk -he did not speak as though he had expected the end sosoon. He seemed 'to think
will be removed to the Sacred lloart
Church which Sir Wilfrid Laurier at-| teudcd.` .A`t tho funeral mass at 11' o'clock Monsignor Oliver Mathieu, Ar- chlblshop of Regina, a close personal -, al-lend or sn- wiliriti, will tlrrlt-into st'
_ od ill yesl.erday's Glulrdlan nrrived lie is looking the _picture of llealtll _________________ lispeciel 10 tho Glmlrdinn) Llwtlo mytypg ‘_-1,.-¢,0t-t|l§¢ gn
at Borden by the (,nr-ferry steanicr and llili mlm f-le d- il h d - ' I ,
through to Charluttotowll received it
very hearty welcome. They were inet Pte. Raymond A°orn
at the station by Liviayor. Wright., Col
:ho request of the parish priest, thel Rev. Father Lafianlille. interment will; take plncc at Not-ro “Dame Cemetery] here. ' 3
I
sin THOMAS wp-l|1-5 ¢QNyEy5_ mtdtttomtt tt_tmw_ mg wounded mf gusset ,armoured trains _ a wg.”-iiilté; thtitli;¢;rndt(t)tri;t(prEittl;i11ll2 cations. l>i_e1Mst;r;¢;voPh§;_¢.;:!;r1:§ll c.overt_NMEN'r's svMPArHv. At the G, W. v. A. llull piping i | ‘TP _ V ° _ \' ““”"‘°“‘° ‘"3 ,. P. _.° .°"
0'I"l`/hW,A., Feb, 18-4Silr Thomas i;-alldwicliesilnd otllcr dalllltics were
Whitt, called at the residence of the: passotl ilroulld.
-lnite Sli' Wilhrld llliurlcr yesterday. Addresses of wclilolno wore linen lfternoon lo ricllress the deep slim- given by Milyor Wright, for the City. patlly ofthe gov/Terntnelit and to tondcr` Mr. W. A. Sti»l°lls, for the Y. M. C. t iita»i.o funeral. Orders have -been lst A.. Mr- P. S. Brown. for lilo Knights f sued that all iltlgs oil ‘public buildings oi'Colulllbns, lion. Murdoch Mcltillilon be lit llall`-mllst. for the Provillclill Government, Rev.
(hilton Sinlpllon, ltov. Maurice Muc-
CONDOLENOES T0 LADY LAURIER ~ Donald. and Rev. Dr. Fullertoll. All
lzipokc ill terms of the warlllc_st wel-
"°"`>
Y 1 Il s w i o c _ would be place-l under thi# 'oidtrol of
yesterday and the ones who came lighted to see -him homo again. ` h vrkf PARIS, Fab. 18-~'i‘he special com ‘tho allies \-,-lm will ‘nl|b heh Hamm
S e I I mission ot’ the Supremo Council chat mimttlou ftwtol-153, l
ged with drafting the terms of a do \Vh¢u the G9;-maps tb 313;,
L _ ` t _ - ’ finite armistice whcii will hold good tho -erlns"o1 the arnilbtleo, says Gt;i;l:].J;5<;ll°8t.I;t. Lttivt tneldothtl;-. t Another llian who returned was Pte. (ispeuml to the Guardian) until the -peace 'prelilninaries aro com- 3 tlosputgll fi-pin Ti-lost, M, lngbq-gov
. . . ev. . ~ . l.
, eron an e Raymond Acorn. wllo left here as il ODESSA F b 18_,rh "Bohm pieted, Liss almost completed thelrlltimded to Mg;-gllgl li'¢¢n¢gq¢gy.;tm,,
or C. Baud. which played them from bandslnnll wltli tile iostll. lie ,trans-i t ~ 9' " “” ' _ °` --mltand tt t,, _ Btbt tmt M. tt",
_ . DOH or srl. gemmorial'lnvrhlehiiii\l\t
the Stotino to the Great War Vet-' tel-red to the citnntllitn Railway "lm “rm” “nd” °°“e’“1 D"”“‘“’°' ` . pa 9 - '
F _'h ll l l f ` l
l'ns llall if 2 S et, th - . has reached the Caspian Ben, having U( “ I be am” U "ou y the Ge temmed `° jun", G°ri°"°¥" sm
‘-l Or U6 11 ire 0 fe Troops and wus with their un to \r\-ri, lnnllu on 'rbumtluu or irriiiny or we t ni- it b l maintained cm so tamed mt,” tmtng conveyed ttttthet. opemttomt in th? mmm.” of Mom 'advanced 250 versts and captured _ut d _ 1 u eng e
' ' " ' . 'l l ill ill mm
by the 'Mayan Hmm or horses and He was lucky enough to escape Dc_ 31,000 prisoners’ 95 guns and eight mi ltr: nn nilvn emls w ch w had done her best to At har obli
hot cups ot' coffee were handed to Pte. Horace Smith _ B y rf
(Special to the Guardian) tile nlen by the Ladies Auxiliary and ` » `. ` M -
(Special to the G“a“""““) lcomc to the boys, referring to the
OTTAWA' F°b'18"C°“'"ueBs "ms splendid name they had lnadc for
sages ol' condolence to -Lady La-urier thentuetvctt as Soltltm-5 tmtl llqpillg hmm 'heel' 1’°“"i“g hi since Ye5u`°d‘W' ! that they continue to live up to their Froln nil parts of the world they art-_l t.9t,tttattott_ coming :bearing testimony to the gl-eiatl _After cheers for thc king tile rc- tnd -generous nature of the foelinglturned heroes lid the Mayor tile rc-
. caused by the -death of the veteran ' Qnpllon was ‘brought to il close.
that after all he -had weathered the attack. His courageous liaibdt of always conlhating weakness in this.case was his undoing nil it throught on a second stroke, or the first one. iff tho faint isg fit in the morning is not regard- ed as the result of il slight stroke.
lie lapsed into uneousciousnees un
til fivq o‘clocl¢ _but alter that became conscious and seemed to get much' better that his family physician, Dr. Chev:-lar, who had ibeen with hilll all day. hesitated about-allowing any al-_ arming 1"0P0rts to go out as to hill condition. Although th-is improvement lasted until midnight, the Rev. Father Lnienno administered ihe last rites
Flags at Half-Mast
Lady Laurier is today sufferlug|
Gr. Arthurv Bruce
from the shock of her illel-eaveinolltf _mlong the soldiers who l-t_ltiil~ll<.»ii| l
3.-ltllougll -her llezlltll is gcnoraliygood. _ “tts (;tlttttt~t- Al-tltur llrili-t»_ soil ui' Mr.
This nftrenooli the casket will bill l)_ A, Bruce, Cllarlottetoivli. Gunner lilo (J. A._M.`C. (No. 5 Canaliirlli Gell- b1‘0llg'|lt <l0W1l to the big drawing Bruce fought in France with the Sth eral Hospital) slid has been in Eng- roonl where it ‘will renlllin until Siege Buttery i'or 13 months ulltil he T`hWf>i<li1Y 1lftGl'fl00il- t was gassed st. Armelltieres. lie spent
ill considerable time in tile hospitals il - W Vttttdtttfytgt-wards became tl member of; Owing to not 'being notified Rov-
“ _ the concert ksolnpany organized, Fr. McDonald and Mr. P. S. Broivll
town.
Sergl. W. Matheson
fous ltriily right through to Mons.
Corp. Chas. K. Martin '
Culp. Martlll. 0t` Ginn Marlin illi-
. io go to Fl'ani'tl. llc trllllsfcrlwari in
land oil -llosliltul duty.
Details us to other returned men 'ill appcalvliltel'
- Sackvilie,
In among the soldiels to entertain tht did not meet the men nt.
0f Sir Wilfrid Laurier
I. p - y soldiers, l-le sang at Concerts in Al- a fact which they greatly regret.
_-___ -
His llouour the Lieutenant Govern-3
v ' nl' received the following llotlce yest~'
Ol’ the church during the evellilts- el-day front -Mr. Thomas Muiancy,
While at midnight there was nnoth- U
cr cerebral hemolrhage doctors Vslin
W
and Chovrier considered that Sir Wil. frid was holding his own -but after a
Enlisted ill tile 105th and mans '
ferrod ,ro the 78th Regiment. of
Winnipeg. llc ivusin the lighting ntl Aires on_Augusl 2nd ilnd at Cnmbrial ______
oil Sept. Zllnd being wounded in illcl spectat to the auardtan
“CB and "D80 ‘"1" “hi” “'“” gaswli \v.\.nsA\v.rsl». is-confereiit-t-s be- sevorely. llo belongs lo l.'ital'louc~'
i tween the Piiderewslli government and 'tllti allied inission'fl‘onl Paris, which
tlvatvlled here oil Wednesday, are tak- tlng' place daily. Oli Tllursday the iquestlon ol' Lcnllberg and eastern Gal-
Sfwgl' Matheson of Glu" wnham,icin;\vas discussed.
left l’. lil. lslllnd twelve years ll;<o.' _
| Prof. Lord lor Alltel-icii‘. General
lie enlisted in the lst l’ioncel's ot _ ` _ \'lllicollvcl°1\litl was with this \'lclol~-lhonghelm lm mm' ('c"“r"'l Ba"hel°"
tnly for l~`l'illli:e, :ire to go to Lemllerg ltod-.ly to exrtlllinc .lllli.ttel‘s and try to llirlllg about lin urlnisllcc with the Riuthellinn forces. 'Pile position at Lent
Elierg is the iltiey to thc 'wllolo Polish lqllestion. if fighting can be stopped
lsteii lil tho lostll but was ullilitll-.?i11f‘i'owilrro1-ile1rlaioi'ii-yofxthe Polish
tloriveu urn. then enough men can bi-_ ` il'illlsft-rrril i.o the Lithuanian front to lloutrii-llze the hlolsiicvik dnllgcr there while thc Silcsiillx lkiphennniall puz~ '/.ies rim llc loft to tho allies.
i`
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A. E. Andrew
_ 0f _ P. E. Island _ Won ilitary Cross
M" "`E=i
Cb .<
.\lally'l`l'iends iii Prince Edward
the terlrls will include cirlllses 'bl
inaintnili only 250.000 nlen undel- nrnls to keep order. All war material beyond v.',b:lt in necessary to equip
mann. the new Gai-1!lan'UIi|.l\ee.llol'
'° "°’ """ '_* which Gerrniallv will be alloweti to iolnlilalniug of lil incfdllll I hai
terms forced uponltlermaaiy and dom plalnlng at being f0rC0d‘t0 {OV¢01lll'l»' Poland. -'
1,385 Soldiers
En Route Home
O'I"l‘A\VA. i“eb. 17-Tllc Military lie '
par lncnl, has received word th'at the .iransport (Juliana, with 1,385 Canad- ian troops on board, is now on her way aicrosi~'. .the Atletrltlc ilntl will -pro- b;i,bl_v rencll iiaiiliax about February 25.
llit-llltlcil alllolll.; those oil board are
iilrco ol't`icers, nine cadets and 101
oi' other rlillkl; for l'iltlli`ax-Dlstirict,l liivlllilillg P. E. iiilltnll. ‘
..i___._.__
Caucus to Name E
New Liberal Leader'
(Special to the Guardian)
i)"l"I‘A\VA. Feb. IS-T-he leader ol'
lthc Olipositioil for the session will lite deternlllled nt at Llbersll caucus it-lllcll will be enlleu at tlin ent-lleiet possible date, [possibly oil Thursday. l it will be summoned by J. A. Robb,
t Ni. P., Chief Opposition Whip. in thc llistural course of procedure, the cau-
i i
l ventioil, :tit which a permanent leader
sitting if oiiietitiis -
PARIS, Pell. 18--The present stand
ing of the questions ihefore the peac- f_c.ll~ ~ -> may be summed up as fol- l0vl‘~ `
iletlglie ot' Nations constitution com-
pleted;
.lliinlstico extended indefinitely
l-:nidering Germany impotent militarily
Military and naval armaments io
be limited under League or Nations which also provided for the ment of intematlonal disputed ily lil* iiitrutloll; 4
Freedom of the lféag originally in ended for the protection of neutral t~ii-intl.. limited under League at Nav inns v:il.ii:il abolishes neutrality so do ifucil ln the past;
ltrpllratlon in the llantiai ot i Upco-
1:l1 committee is lepflrieii *making good 1lrogri=.~ls.
llesliolitaibillty for war, com-
mltee mvesugntlng _lnfilvinusi ‘mm tibility for laws lnrmted and punish- ll'lBl'lL`
_______ - cus will be followed fby at national con Bolinderies being determined 'by
Supreme War Councrl issisted by se-
nder secretary of State' 0naWa_ _r V _ M Island Wm be pleased to learn that will -be chosen. As Chief Whip Mr. vornl committees:
that ho .begun to sin-lr. Ho was com- and on all public buildings until 0lw‘ _________._._.__. \;0,_,t Scott, Ht tt
plotely paralyzed on the left. side and
i`l-om early in the morning. The pulse be-grin 'fo weaken shortly nitro noon.
HOUSE WIL ADJOURN AFTER t
OPENING THURSDAY
remained unconscious as 'hohad been
our on Tllnlrsday as previously decio
ILALIFAX, Feb. 17.-A few lniuuteti'
_Tho opening of the session will oc- _
` be
rd but it will immediately luiioum until Mlondlty out of respect to the memory of Sir Wilfrid Laurier. This was decided li-t n meeting of the cab- 9 inet at noon yesterday tis it was felt
ilieulstlttguisiletl statesman who ‘ms
minion. _ _Oil Tllulsdny n brief reference will
Y
M°“i|t\>' an opportunity will be given if
Laurier. ' _ _ V _ _
Sit* T-lluillits Wlaite. .ind also tlle~ ncting loader of the-*opposition wizo °"°f he -hilly bo, and otllersias well will rlmk. stil- 'ifllolms whit., allele.: ' the news of Sir Robert Borden today
Annauolmlurg gon sr/lr:
iainohl tb tits one-aluli
0'l'T.§|WA. Feb. 18- Mr. Tllolnns M'“\'°y. Under Secretary ot State, has
'°°P°°ts to _tip memory or til, into slr Wilfrid usual. its will to nn-lla mellt‘| ceremonies are over. “nfldlv body at -slr
River
fore twelve o't~_lock last night fire nu was _hom mst owning at ,whtch
broke _out in Bloch 8 of tho Relief Mayor Wright itmstttéd and att the B““‘l.r“U °" M~°“"lb“m (Awnum nw, councillors with one exception were a .
I _ ` ~ th
oo
rrlson Field An alarm was sent
.___ subject of (lovtrnnlent Pond improve
I tn'ei.1tlt`. llc reported -that tho public. ' 4'3 ANNOUNCEMENTS property -colnmitteo had been in con "“"" COMING EVENTS ference wltll tlln city Surveyor or A" ""°“‘“‘ "°“'“’l' "““““ °°°"
' - .L t_ tt thought tt wt-tttltl place at tho .Arena last night when
DIEETING? ETC br;‘.w;‘trtbJ;c presevtxsa memoftat to the | t-he Mlilllonulreti of (`-harlottetown de
-_..._ _
°~>~ri-is Mr. Anolon into enoas H°°D"°" °°‘““"‘"’°“ "'° °°° “'““'
FUNURM- intends holding ll concert in Hartney _4Fl||°°‘”°° they w°“m b° w""°¢ '°
Hall Thursday. Feb. 20th at 8 o’elock. I
0
Da
_ -~voni< lxcstsion msrlrurl mia very 1r\'°r“b\Y 0' “"‘°"“¥ “W
°°”°‘“°°d mluementa for the vt»t° will livin their annual banquet on Weil lrdwrirl P'°.‘“°“°“ °°'“m‘“°° hlneral by which the lrofernlnent and nesday the 20th Membership fee Sl in limi* ‘*'°fk °f °“°°'""5|“3 000910 of _Cenldo with lc_ pfy their Ugugl omdrtnlnlnent. ltmvinn R. .now -industries, saying this was a
Y.
present
n and thp whole block was in a furorr The pubttcm wmmtttw ot 0
that every tom. at public respect Wllh P°°P‘° l" "W" “""‘ °‘°"“""‘ tllsrlototown inilustflui lrmmntlon should bo tthomt to tht, ttwmot-y of running through the smoke filled Cummmee were pmsont and .Mogwai
rridors. Neighbors opened their ,_ P_ Gordon and J_ E' B_ Mocteedy ot
ttotttt_.- doors to the refugees wiholie fears uhm oommtttteq pttwed some facts bc. "Gas on Government Duildlnss will W""° ""‘°'“>' f"`°'°“ “"°"”‘"°” °“ *hc into tile council, pointing out this ne
be at halbmiwl tht-ottgltottt the Dt, arrival of tho firenlen. Fifteen minut- wxstty ot- the cm, gtvtttg tltott- Hut,
es.ai`te.r thc alll-l~lll was uollt ill thc pm.. to the tttovometttl mttl sllgwlug mn?" “'“”‘°".""' “nd h' ha" 'au hm" thi-_ advantages which were l!0SSl|-V10-
ilo matte to the death ot gt, Wttgt-ltl the fire was entirely extinguished and ttttt Wtmttttt, c0t,¢m¢ttia,tetl the “nd arangontentn will ibe made so that ‘"“?k° Md “WSW "ming °“t °(_"l"’ tllnmbei-li of the committee upon the oil tile first orders of 'tfho da l'or W|n‘|°W5- Thi’ “VP”-“"5 |"“'°" "°‘"`“ .\;i:tlllmlt lnannorill which they hld
Ui” "°\”¢'h°|'“ lm" "f ""1 \’“"‘"“5 prcsulitcil their case and promilted|
fm' iitiriiailient tn"1my ii rlttlns tri- were i'l°°l1¢d with W"»°°\'» bill "°Y°“ll .init they could depend on recoivlnsi bum- to-tile memory or slr wlirriii. this 11°* '““°l\ 11""-°!° “'““ “°“°- lla' liindest. consideration.
tilnt towards certain improvements
4045 2 lgmglptl which were under consideration.
Secretary? ' 397g.2.14miii. mlttervrllltth all the councillors in
their pre election cards had 'promised
"Com, tt, the Comet-1 in` -Lon; to give aid to .and ontthe motion of
l.l,n_ la,-tail, rss. am. choice cnunohlor slnltil, seconded by colin program, vols. and plone( cllldfvonners lt was -unanimously'
sn. of pta. md ttttttaybd _ylmllijoi decided to [rant the gum 0! $200-M6
2|; mia is cents. ._ ..40.ila-it-lsfilllpd. tho committee to help them in their
‘c ' “a ur li il uornoon." . . ~ e _ga\ran'd_;:s ha; bee: ‘°°"- 'f_l____..°' y N -_-- Tenders to be Called for Alterations tothe Clty.‘Bulld-,|_,,,_‘_§,_‘§,‘,‘;,,l1";;,’0§_,;_-_fd _,Tt- NUTHER FIRE ` Small Grant .Awarded lndnstnal Promotion l“'""a"= Meer ef St- rims- and
IN Co _ tbefors liistordinlttion trail on tho Mt-_ _yttsttm Fttzgetatd dettvemd cntL;E:°"'_;?x°'."?_l'11;¥l'r.?;58§%1.l'R mm
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mmnteg teaching -.turf tl r st Peters Boys
A special meeting oi the City Coun-
Colinclllor Miller -brougll up the
Councillors Yeo. Smitzll and Connors
Lnné stllrrvd fol_Chsr_lottotown.
work.
Councillor Miller submitted a Plan
hy the cil'_y engineer for some alter ations .10 the city -building. By this plan it was intended to lower the first floor two feet, -limits some clliln ges in tht-_ police station und have the _water coliinllssloners office on the ground floor.
On luotion of Couincillor iltlcliinllon
seconded. by Councillor Itathray it was agreed that lenders bt, at once called for illteratlous in i.llti CNY UUlldll\8 ill ii_ccordll.nco with piling prcparcd by the City Engineer.
L'-oliilcii niliourned.
Charlottetown Won A
rented the (Zryillals of Summerside in a play off game by the score of 4-3.
In the first period Charlottetown
mndc the only ia-ily. Bunialll shooting it on n pass from Leno. -
in the second period the score was
2--Sand at the close of tho third it was 3--3
A play ofi’ of lion minutes followed
five at each end und ln the first five minutes C-hnrlottetown 'put' in the one which gave her victory--1-4--3. '
Tamiya did most of the scorllig _for
Buiilmorside. ‘ `
Campbell. Buntain. Muillwhern and
to how Captain Andrew won this
Pte. Dan Campbell of the ~R. C_ R., to
llr~, p n, ev. A. E. An-
drew. has been decorated with ~thi~
l-in went. "over the top" and tended
was l-itl'uc‘k three times with nluchillil-
joined them. Mr. Andrew was with
rms w1~:n'l.'zu~:1l l
colder.
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arose over the use of ri spring of water nltuate about the division line between the pli1i.ntiff‘s and deferndant’s proper 7 lies in rl smnll V-shaped bit of land
Out or respect for the late Sh (am (Rev) A E A dr W iitobb is tor the time acting head or Coloniail territories and Islands
lured l.tturier,fla.gs tlloulii lwnowti ' ` ' ' " ° "°°‘°' “lille tufts-. lu-eviolitly halo by untill
' U19 Aliglicall Cllilrcll in Picton who t
li 1l'3¢|f'ma5t at Government H°“”l` ' ‘went overlvl.-as als (Yllalilaill with the L to be m]`\4"\i under Nm`°c¢°"t°‘ by
beaizuc of Nations: ` >-
Spevliii intematioultl no ~ir‘eom.initt-
52-s lnverlitratingl iii:-~r.-.'~m.ic and sooitl
problems. esta'blfem.nnt of L
DUHIIIII
_iildgmelt yeste da i tl f Mc n “ un Q ‘ on on an
l r y n ie cas
S°h°°" in Cl""l°t“'P°W“- H9 W " l iill8l1 J. McLean vs. William Leoilai; quemqm in-v-aww. `ch-“dnt” brother of Nursing Sister Andrew, nt ' att acttott ot trespass tt, land whtctt Austria Hunan empire “nad m present in this city. I'a.rti\culars as to separate r°°"bu°°'
honor are contained in rl letter from ”'_"`“"°”"`°
his m0'-|1012 MPH- MSX- CH‘l¥ll'>b0||- "fl'i‘his spring had been fenced off for " 'I Central Cariboo. N. S. who wrotu; | .. . .
_ . rims. and the filllco uns the recozniz- O Ch” 1°! R I cd existing lille between the adjoining ¥ - . `
properties b th own r . Th
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Mmmny C"°””~ H9 dm W°"°“"" "~ who tried the cnse without n Jury ` _ :_ ` ~ ;~- 1 " '
ard was in the exclusive and llnitsr
1nt.Dona‘llMcKinnon for plaintiff;
lil rs .
Appliirnlitln was made to the Court)
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the wounded under heavy Shel' _ found.thut defendant. William Leon-_ e0U~D,__A1- 1-H! -Attggnk-A “Amie
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,and machine-gun fire. While fires- V. t_"ptt,|t possession of um portion of ;r‘“;‘ “";tch',0§';°f».’fb.‘.9,st ‘wif F' sing onli fellow ilu itllo ivollntieil olloi _ land fenced on tu Whtctt the sprtug ` c 'mon' ou" I _
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glln bullets. ll. was at Calnbrai lic _ 2;; $2; im (;:v;\;,l;ht; is “mfs ang TMPTY .Fw Wt! did tho good work "When I got ' P°mt°°° °" ml" Yam "
thm_e'__mr H wang M Cnmbml " save .llldglnellt in favour of the defend- Ct," Hatttu W
i Jlli_,K.c.rtirit. ' "-
l us. We got urilel-it to go over the top X ohrsurx C3805 3; Eililn; agcgmghey F°uN°_; .u'FA"°.~*°‘*§° ! When we went about rt ilundreil yards vs Chart” Mcqausttey and Edith Mc ‘;e:$‘n_,°l°‘“u¥_f’__;;; everytmacgmlu gun me G;;na“mh£;d Gauglloy vs. Charlixl Mc(-iaughcy, lx myths for (M, 'an 1 _ J. ‘ _ ll was urne oose on lla o c r ° '
~ 'lil fi l il , . .
wld 'Mr' Andrew that it “WH no Dmce vi ch vcr ts of rep el n were issued M 495° 3l1|m2|”_
for him, but he said' "If illo nlen can to obmm certain awtcles ot mmmne di .__ '
_ljudgnlellt to go by ii-“fa-ll-lt, the plnin- carpenter with ` ' Q ' _ ;§.
ovcr that tiny. and wg lost i\\'<~lvt ,_ _ ' ' '_ _ nlen out of forty- Next nlorlling our mfs famed “ms of hmmry to “"0" ""°"'°'°'"ffd t°_“7.7‘.'~.,'°rk"
mug d d th hm f 1 damages ill each case and a Eiherlffbi Aqtlly gpm-lo, gg;-gmt 1|‘d&l|
a ry poun e e or wil J H d meh ‘ . _ t' ,_ _'_t,,,t_-_,_ hours and two other ibattalions silo- txydxx cezlgannscs W trfseixld .-P--° . . . ` `
ceeded in capturing the position." ` K `" 0 ca” B ve ` °.Am~";M _ mt..
go’ I mn," Hownvm; we dm not geti and ill which the defendant allowed ¢Ayql>E'r4*|'gft_;m
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lull iitilmlr or tlluf tlarentisnt, clmrlea ' fill.,-,lim 9°, 'll
TEMPERATURE' |McGsllshey to set aside the write of? ---_ ` ` ' ' ‘ "
TIDE. MOON. ETC inquiry oil the ground that no danl~ wglilflb ` `QBf§
____ tages were claimed ill the wrffa ot ttmnl-t_ boy fl-5m"1'§ lb 1g
'I`0lt0NTO. Feb. 19.-ll`air lmdl replevin. 'l‘llo Court set ilsidu the writ, l Apply port 11, `§§¢§»l~t lf-
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or lnquny with mls to im pain by tue ' l'¢p`;,';l E' _f f
'rits tide will its-lilgil lille itrturnultl plaintiffs. Mermill for plttliititls, John., »‘ at i.3l -and tomorrow lit 1.58: li. will sion.-K.C., for defendallts. '- _ x .l'§l!l'|v4\{8§ dlflwa. FOI lMl‘i!l’#1‘
pq _hlglt gomgyrow morning ilt 2 mid; in the lease of All`e_al'u _vt<. Doyle, k|n§gi_li| .lmttt tt
Friday at 2.42. , judgment was reserved. hit-ytft-t `§t',§¢tt_ jail,” ,_
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gi-l ttwon rl-itlny l-‘ell litll. court iniioumttl utltli ri-ltltly next .ml `,.,t,q,l,_ i\,§l, §_Vy_ ‘ " .l_ `ai rlllllrter Satllrdrly Yoh. 23nd. ‘lit ii n'clorll. l Clyde R°ivQr ll. ‘it
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Before Peace Conference