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. ehint; wits in a game of cribbage aboard the Canad- iin “Lady Nelson". which arrived Saturdayi, are. left to A. Kacdonald, of Cardigan, P. E. I., and Pte. J. J. Perry, , I. Boih were wounded while serving

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KINGSTON W. I.

The September meeting of the Kingston W. I. was held at the home of Mrs. Derril White Meet- iniz tipened b_v repeating: Creed in unison. Roll call was answered by geven members, also two visitors present.

Correspondence was read. also a card from a prisoner in Germany‘ itllllllklng ‘he Red Cross for help. meeting were‘ Arrangements were made for ith Miss Ethcligtiing to Charlottetown for the Olive Finlaysompantry" sale. also to the Dis‘ ' * obertson were Convention. The Red Cross Co t for Salvation vcntion handed out yarn for _- was tnnved and seef‘ sweaters. M_rs. Edgar Newson re-

be paid bv Insti- ported hilVll/If! sent three cards.

:\ Army drive. 'l‘\'.'o Collection amounted to 65 cents A

were passed in for bill 0i l8 cents ivas paid.

The n-vvt h‘ niertin

the hotne of ill I roll call

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the King. A dainty lunch

served andui social time spent,

it. meeting oi the I at her home. The

i d over the meet- attended b_v i2 ie were two visitors

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Official List of Casualties

ROYAL CANADIAN All IOIOI OVERSEAS Killed 0n Active Sorvho Butchart, Gordon Vmullon, WO..

Toronto, Ont. Greavison, Ronald, PO., llooan Park, B. C. Lamb, Robert Arthur, 90., Van- couver. B. C. Maw, Franklin Leonard, PO” Winnipeg, Man. Moorcroft. Robert Harold. BIL. Windsor, Ont. . Richardson. William Bruce, 1'0, Tllbury, Ont. '- Willis, Albert Anthony Joooph. Sat, Windsor. Ont. ht, William, 1.41%., ‘Po- roxito, l. Previously Roporlod Mlllln —Now Reported Klliod 0n Aotlvc orvloo Phillipa, Winston Spencer Moy- sel, F.-Sgt., McCord, sack. Missing On Active Service After Air Opohtionl Balllargeon, Joseph Louis, l0, Windsor, Ont. Baker. Thomu Lloyd, IE-Bgtn. Arnprior, Ont. lierguson, Bernard, W0,, Roginl. So. '.

Bryans. Stuart Francis, FO.. Birth, Ont.

Drennnn. Aired Wallace Jack. 53L, Windsor, Ont.

Fairall, Maurice Elmer, Sgt., To- ronto, Ont.

Fleming. Malcolm Henry, F0" Hagersville, Ont.

Good, Ralph Ed Tagish Post, Yukon Gri

F0, Sturgeon Jones, Grevillo Llewellyn, 1'0, Tisdale, Sask. Savard. Joseph Georges Marcel. l".- Sgt., Montreal. Que. Scott. George, FO., Niagara-on- the-Lake, Ont. . Sprott, John Colea, PO, Winni-

peg, Man Andrews. PO..

Tolmie, John Montreal. Que.

Valk. J'l\l‘. Chester, FL-Lieut. Victoria, B. C, Previously Missing 0n Active service - Now Reported Prison- ers 0f War Germany Jakeinan. Arthur Philip Albert. W0,, Vernon, B, C.

MacNaught. Allan Rae Richard. Sgt. Carnduff. Sask.

Trotter. Elmer Johtr. D.F‘.M.. Fl.- Lieut. Tuberose. Sask.

Uinscheid, James Leo, Sgt, Milo. A‘ta.

Reported Missing

Prcvioi _ , rvlce - Now Reported Pristmers of Ivar-Germany: Duiaham. George Elgin, Sgt, Cl'0Clll'i”il Sash. bv, Frederick James, WO.. Ont. ‘

Reported Missing On Safe-United Kingdom

service - Now Reported

l Pete, FQ. Stencil. Sask.

Fialnh Sherman, FO..

. . William. Sgt. Toronto, Ont.

DJ.‘ Kevin Joseplx F.-Sgt.. ', R. C.

Richard Charles Ban-

Vei iin. Que, “ ‘l William.

§d James. Sgt“; ' ‘Von Mrs.

James. i! Man, William Arthur, Sgt. ‘S . A nes Ont. l.1,.uk. “lillioin, F0“ Ont

' Rohzrt Paul. = 0t

Toronto.

.. _ rid Angus. . ‘Kora. N.Y.. US, .

_ .. Victor William, F0. n’

WO.. Grant.

. “John. Milton

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t. Ont. ' Tlorrlen. Allister _

l t i t i i l i v William I . . North Leouaiwl

Clarence. Dakota. U.S.A R-"Ymond.

nel Matthew, . U. S. A. . . John. WO.. Kil- . James Keith. F0. Tor- Ont. . Flzhvard John, PO. Sask- ask.

Previousy Reported Prisoner War - {vow Reported Safe United Kingdom ‘ McLeod, James Ronald, WQ, Weetville N. S. Previouslv Reported Missing On Active Service — Now For Official‘ Purposes Presumed Dead I Brown, Clayton Ferry, F,-Sgt,, Chathnm. Ont. Curr. Clarence Milton. FE-Sgt... Maurice

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Tomato. Ont. Cotitur Joseph Je.

ward, Bﬂ-Sgt. Tverness.

i i1 Arthur, l F 1‘ '

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t ‘Marcel, PO. Montreal, Qua.

Drimmie, Gordon Robert, D. P. 0., 1'0, Vancouver, B. C.

Davin , Peter Herbert, IQ, Don-

sldo t . - OiiboyfJamoc Funk, 10., Mon-

treal. Que. Gt . Percy Prodoriok Loyton, PO, Toronto, On-t. - Hop usmkuiiliard Henry, WO.. Macmhald,‘ Murdo Norman. ' Fort Wl , . McMoh Job, IO.,_ . L-llh.

Morrison, Bruoo Ralph, 514., ‘Po- ronto, Ont. Pearl, Jack Venn, PO, Tor- . onoo, On Dlngeroul, Iulurod 0n , Aoﬂvo Sorvloo . Duck. Cecil 39L. Win- nipeg, n.

CANADA

“law. Jacob, 510., Ind- v o . < KIGYIIOIII] Reported Eula’! ll Active Service — Now For 0 I II Purposes Prooulned Dead Horton, James Andrew, WO.. vegreville. Alta. Hyde. Henry John, WO.. Lowe Farm, Man. CANADIAN 1N TH! ROYAL AIR FORCE r movlousi Reported Missing 0n Actives sIerviﬁen-a “Reported a o- n c n; om . Davidson. R..T.P., D.F.C., W.-C. Vancouver. B, C. CANADIAN ARMY OVERSEAS Killed In Action b Watson, John William, Tpr., 1n~ ’ N. S. ' Delhynl gnn3dlanA$rtltlloryG'IIr war. or on or , ., ‘Mn. Florence Dewar (mother) 3- denell. P. E. I. Seriously Wounded Royal Canadian Artillery l Simpson. Glendon Lloyd, Gnr.. Edgettlii Landing. N.B, New urunsvvlck R Barnaby. Leonard, L.-Cpl., No West Bridge, NXB. Mellish, Kenneth Archibald. ‘Pie, Shediac. N. B.

Wounded Reconnaissance Uh“! Alylitlziiirtriekl, glichael Joe, 'I‘pr..

' tio vine. .. , y Royal Canadian Corps of

Sleeves. Enslcy Muirayi, Sigmn. SaintNJohn. W._. N.

l a; men! l Bond. Rtibeit Frederick, F‘us.. iUpner Raivdeii. N. S. i White. Charles Joseph. Pte., En- liield. N. S1 New Brunswick Regiment Allan, Henry Auld, Pie, Sussex, N B

; ‘Kinney. Alliso James, Pie. {Woodstock N. B.

Injured Canadian A i Bouchie, l

New Brunswick Regiment ,

, Daughnov “alph Herman. Major iFrederit-ttin. Iv. B.

i New Brunswick Regiment

i Knowlton. Frederick James — Grant. I.ieut.. Sussex. N. B.

Killed In Action . Royal Canadian Artillery i O'Neill, Russell Charman. Gnr.. ,iTi'll!‘i'7. N. S.

Quigley. John Hamilton, Gnr., (‘zttherino Ouigley lmothﬂ’). R. R. 1Y0. 2, Allievtun. l‘. I-L-l.

New Brunswick Regiment

Siseo. Stillman Elton, Pie, Yar- inouth. N, s,

Died Of Wounds Nova Scoiiit and I‘. E. I. Re, nicnt

Evans. John Irving. He" Mrs.

, Evans trnolhcr) Pcakcs Station. I'....E. I. i —i Dangerously Wounded Five ISlilfidEIS are list? in tu- New Brunswick Regiment .driy‘s official list oi asurilties. 0B1" ' Harley, Pie. saint, i Killed in action. Gnr. Gordon Al- Jo‘ i1, A, , bcrt Dewar, next-of-kin is his

inlay. Roger. C.S.M.. East . I3.

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lllrs. Wesley Paynter (mother) French River, P. E. I.

Island Casualties

1 Trein mother. Mrs. Florence Dewar, Baihurst, N Brudenell. Gnr. John Hamilton Wounded Quigleyi. next-of-kin. mother. Mrs. Cgnadian Armouy-pﬂ ("m-pg Catherine Quigleyi. Alberton. is also Ross. Arthur. 'l‘pr,, ‘Trenton, Yolliiriﬁd Killed ' Pit‘- S. J . hav- R0311] (‘Jngrﬂian ﬂrlingfy inst died of wounds. Nertt-of-kin is ‘Int: 01,,‘ Vﬂlmgt E311, his mother. Mrs. Agatha Evan - N, 11 Peakes Station. Wounded is P Reev “is _ Rpgjngld. Gm" Cecil Edward Eldershnu‘, next Berwjek, N_ s kin is his mother, Mrs. Matilda lililrrshaui. Niorell. C. S. M. Fred- erick Leigh Payiiter is reported as missing. His next-of-kin. mother. Mrs. Wesley Paynter, French Riv- er.

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Nova Heotla and P. P}. I. Regiment Boudr au. Lieourie Joseph. Pte.. l ‘i. N. s

Pte., N. . ..incis Nell. Pte., Tren-

Ceeil Edward. Ptc._. Eldershnw (mother) ll, P. F I

wane. J51...‘ Fllflt‘, Pie. mili- i'a.\', N. S. fissing

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Nova Scolla and P. E. I. Regiment.

Payntcr. Frederick Leigh. C.S.M..~

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CALLAGIIAN - WEATIIERDIE NUPTIALS

A vry pretty autumn wedding took Dace at‘. Si; Patrick's Church. Fort Augustus on Sept 12, when Mary Leoln Margaret, daughter of W. Leo Wesitherbie and the late Mrs. Weatherble, became the bride of George Edwin. son or the late Francis J. tillaghan and Mrs. Callaghan, Dromore

crematorium. to see grim evidence actually a monstrous murder cam could burn half a dozen corpses in

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The photos above, 'just

Jews and political prisoners were reported to huv

Residents of Lublln, Poland, open oven door of Germans’ Maldanek

Shoes-over 800.000 tie children, killed by. spill out over ground

that the ostensible war prison was p. Each of crematorys five ovens 26 to 46 minutes.

arrived in this country.

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Germans at Maidanek cromltory, after their weight burst walls of

in which they wore tightly packed, for future shipment show scenes at the Gonna “murder clump” at Maidanok, near Lublh, Poland, when some 2505000 war yrilﬁlfm P?!" o hcopkillod with careful-l! planned ﬁlm: allots!

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Rev Louis P, Callaghan Wit- ncssed the ceremony Th! "it" ivas beautifully decorated with cut ilo. rs in": the occasion. _

A the organ played I/ohengrins wCtifilng march, the bride proceed- ed down the aisle on the arm of hzr father, by whom she was given .n marriage.

Sh: was beautifully robed in a gOWll of slipper length white bro- caded satin having a sweetheart neckline and ring length sleeves. Orange blossoms formed a coronet. on her floor length veil. She carried a bouquet of white and pink Betteriime roses and ferns. Her hridesmakl. Mrs. Peter F. c; laehan. sister of the bride, was

in a floor length gown of . lue taffeta made on princess lin s. She wore a blue shoulder length veil with a crown or white roses. Yellow gladiolas formed her bouquet.

. Peter F Callaghan, brother m‘ the qi-ocm. acted as grooms- man. Double ring service was 15¢!!-

1 om's gift to the bride was a cheque.

Mr Alban McDonald capably presided at the organ While the father and sisters or the bride. Mid Mrs. Stephen Murnaghan compos- ed the choir.

After the ceremony the bridal party and chauffeur, Mr. John B. Callaghan. a brother of the groom, matured to the Charloitetownﬁo-

tel where breakfast awaited them._

of them~taken from men, women and even iii-

Luhlin. Poland. huge warehouse to Germany.

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Charlottetown, l’.E.l._.

Dining the day many places of closed Wit-h tho Ntiilwmll Aiiiihﬂ“) interest were visited. In the eve- utter which lunch was smi-d vi’ ning the party returned to the the 110M055 and eotnnnitee 111 home of Mr. and Mrs. Peter 1-‘, charge and a. social hiiii ltﬁill en- Callaghan when: a wedding re- joycd over the tau culls- - ceptlon was held. Approxunateiy -———-——e7—fr; two hundred and fifty guests; as- FREDEBICIOX “J- sembled to offer best wishes and """ congratulations to the bride and groom. Many lovely gifts were re- ceived which testify to the esteem in which the young wuple “PB held. The mliliﬂyh trlendfhof and Mrs. Ca rig an ws tn I _X on d W qngmg every haPDlness, lughimiligicctigﬁowéditcbv lwcmmg

ALBANE WJ. Club Woman's Creed in "H150"-

BREAD _. ‘Roll call was responded w "if? metnbors, there were tuo its-an: present. Minutes oi last ineetinv, were read anti zii=l>1'°\‘l‘“~ n" b“

A regular meeting o! the Fred- ericton Women's Institute 111$?! the home of Mrs._lio\vnitl “ﬁfth-i- on Tuesday evemng,_ rlipt 7.1m. President, Mrs. William Weeks presided.

The regular monEhly meetinit of the Breadalbane Womens r113“- tute was held at the home o rs. _ \ _ , I Hero wool“ m Monet ‘f“’°éé.°.‘l..?~‘lt.‘“lroltilé ping, Sept. 4th. After reacting and The Schoo 11001» ‘mi a book adoption of minutes, l 65rd Mlﬁanmg m‘ "he 5°‘. tfrt‘ study" thanks was read from Mr. and Reference to hat t . Mrs. Lorne Seaman. Mrs. Cuyller.neededxgihfastcosllgé "i “Pmm” fﬂifiﬁfig“ “so ‘hanked mmms stilt/Ir; Eta. Ciftcliiieiiuvited mam-t

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e - - - c: -. Malsheoon and Mrs. Allen Hlckox.|-Mrs. l?! Wgeks He? ,,‘,‘?§,“..?,,‘“{§,°, School. Mrs. Ewen MacDonald and; Meet ti’ nlltévllfn sew“ m Con. Mrs, William Graham. Limch.Mrs.|a dnnty unlcr as . Mrs. Hickox and Mrs‘. lMattiiiesong-mittec in 6 B128-

It who decided to so unc es u —*-*'-?“ “EN Mnhnexc Eight-lg ggqqglxjsgiohgaig| GRAND nANiLiustimt.

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Hitler- Built His House of a‘ Thousand Horrors

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Nothing was wasted in the German annihilation canm 111:2 ﬁgﬁe: Poland. Ashes of victims who. tuner twins time“ “d ‘Lia in con- woro incinerated in huge ovona,_were carefully collected. Pic "mm" tninorl like those in photo above Ind sold for fertilizer. No e c ovens in background. .

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