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For the next few weeks every family, society § i

and' community will be preparing to. receive the 5

-returning heroes in a way suitable to the sacri- E

fices which they have made, to the deeds which if

' they-= have done, and the accomplishments which

they have achieveil. Unaouhtefily, you win he 5 interested in plans' of this kind to honor thc l

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oi! the First Canadian Artillery Bri- an-de. which arrived at Halifax yester- day morninz. is -Lieut.~Col. Waldron B. ‘Prowse, D. S. O., ot Charlottetown. Col. .Prowse while incivil life is one of the leading merchantsfa it the “tight little islandff. was .considered by the military authorities "too old" to ao

not ii. "stunt," ibut the precursor or actual air travel. _'Most of the aviators in various parts of the world are planning thai "liril hop" worli along lines of com- parative safety. None are' more hon- estly following this course. the only one ot the slightest permanent value than our own navy airmen. They will have rescue craft struck like beads along their line, strong wireless ap- Deretus. -boat bodies capable of with- lifllildlns flifly rough water in s forc- ed. descent.

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lurixo sums of his own mone' to con- _

duct, u rcr,-ruiting campaign, iiold con- a ToL;:;:‘Etg?;Ja;;;F°3;ew:\?g sltloruhlc of his personal (astute, closed ' `_ .

his£21013;Knigllgngisterldwllth tho l,i:t;ei'y one hours; so high uhm the “mem `fTi1ep battery S3523 fx ‘;’:;:1n‘; 'in sea, seems ti Diane: so chill that f>@°@"~b<~f- H115- ‘md wir in ue ‘.1i.f.“.;`f.i“`i-2..Ii“ ‘fI`.-‘iif‘°‘”....“"ZI. .fi spring of 1016 received its first bhp- might drive memglmni on, thi" tism of tire. After at few weeks’ op- coursejnd n veiled Hum Drevenung motions, Capt. Prowso was promoted, corrective observations move n calm to tho command und given the tcmpor-"

:try rank ol' major. Those who fought dangerous task me spirit of UH with him over there say that he is be-‘ loved by all his men; ho never asked

the boys to do something he _was not - '

willing to do himself. Many times CANADMN TRADE WWH FRANCE when tho guns sank down in tho mud. or when the heavy pieces lind to be M °f mms "nd umb‘“°"' Stepping knee ter four yenrs' servico ln tho Trane deep into themud ond doing yoomnn's muon S0650” M- um Franck and duty lilm the other gunncrs.

lt lias been stlited that his battery

thoul-lh carrying on nt all tho impo.- tout. shows since tho spring nt' lfllli has the lowest mortality rcuo"d of

ony Canadian unit. From all recordt tries) especmuy working wmugh a .tt iumd, only one officer is known to mba-|v|,mn_ -q,~mnc¢__,qam,_d“_.- M»,._

hnvo been killed .and the casualties Banmud informs the Canadhm Trade :ilnoug the n. t‘o's and gunnors Iluvo

liven corresponding ilght.`

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Sonnuc show und inter .lt i‘ass:1oilcn- tluclc Mejor Prowso wits promoted to the rank of lieutenant-colonel and giv- vu tho decoration of the distinguish- tul service ortiur. l.:\t.ei' he wma plac- ed in command of the llrst Canadian trtillory hrilrutlc. und its such roturns

in lil.; island homo.

Col. Prowsc is it keen sport enthu-

iast. lie is the president of the \'lc-|130 fm- roger,

toriu Athletic Association of Prince; Eflwnrtl island. and has been 1 incur her in other days of the islands chnm~

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AMERICAN GENERAL'S TRIBUTE

"\\'c wore soniewlmt surprised to

'lull we u'crn going to il. British sector ii`t.\r wc got to Frrtnt-c," said General tl'il,yon. "\\'e had, like most. Amer- lcnlis, thought wc wr-ro goini: over to Iwlp lhn I-‘ronch, and we tllstzovorotl ' ' ‘ \vu,__luul to servo with tho l'lrl-tish, ride llfllluh 'll0i‘sf‘s nun not llrltish -ratioils. ln short, wt- lieclimo n port nt' tho

iii-ltisli Army.

'Pho (lonorul lhcn tlosvrlbcd tho np-

uri-hclisions which some ot' the olli- ft-rs in the division had when they |<-nriictl th:|.l lt. vvns wltlitlio lli'ltl'.1l\ :hc 27th was going to serve. lil- sold that the divlslon's makeup oi msn of .\<`o|~tlle|'n New York who hurl liccii hrotlght up to stories ol' how thc Dilig- lish had burned Kingston lu 1815, munlilned with Americans of German ~:tt|-nt-tion t‘rom New York (‘-ity. madc tho prosopci i`or peace between i-he

.\l|i»‘s anything hui. ccrlnin.

“Wo found the ilritish. :above cvory-

thing, good sports," he said. "And lu-fore we got through lot me tell you.

those Ilrltlsh_¢:ipt\lrotl "fp and the Amprimn pmpm Thor?

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llmlly-and to sustain the arduous.

pioneer. the valor that would molto history und lcuvo ti. name.

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ment, commanded them all, but Pe-

' nic I-‘rehcii command ns Haig ln his

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on Face and Hands' “chad and mari who said. "They shall not pass,"

Burned' cuticum Heals' and saved France and civilization at

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'l`oronto. lmsreturnsd to Cnnndn. ai-

Britlsh Armies. lie comes with the support of the French Ministry of Foreign Relations .through tho soc-

loty "_li‘ronco1Ameri41u.o" to foster closer association between the coun-

Conimission that it is hoped to form

French and Canadian products of field fl-Bd fH»¢tCl‘Y. and to form groups of

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CARDINAL AND MARSHAL

, , \.\'ew Yorll Times)

if Cardinal Mercier. as is reported.

intends to visit the United States, \vc im-urine he will he surprised by the quztilty of his reception. We think it` will turn out to be entirely different - from what he expects, and will in incl amount to a reversal ot' his intentions lio will como ovcr here to oxprcss the thanks of his people for what Am-, erica has done for them. instead. he w-ill ilnd himself rt popular horo; ln- stoad of one who offers thanks hc will llnri himself one to whom thanks will he otl‘e.red. America owes him ii. debt. its share of the debt which all mun- kind owca li-im as one who showed the world its wily. This valiant priest recalls the best. things in the Middle Ages. when the Church never feared to speak out, at any cost or danger, in rbelrali' of tho oppressed. llc awoke the conscience of the world; not lie alone, but -his was one ot'- the most potent voices in thot awakening.

Marshal Petnin, t.oo. is sold to in-

tcnd coming here, first on ri formal mission and then for the purposn off netting acquainted with American

was the (‘ommundt9r in Chief of the

1 us lm was also Commander -in Chief

tho French nrmios just as Pershing commanded thc American. ilnlg the

Bnitlsh. Diaz the italian. and King Arthur the Belgian armies Pooh

tain was as independent in his seper-

_ if Marshal Petoin comes here he

month dd Verduu. What ii thing it would be if

he and the Belgian Cardinal could be here ni the same time! But there‘ perhaps it is too much to hope. The French hero-soldier and the Belgian heroprlest will get such a reception In America as will probably eclipse that given to any other visitors from abrontl, thoudh it will be hard to match the reception of Marshal Jolfre llut the ("a.rdinai's heroism was u heroism of the spirit in n lreoter , sense this that of lily e0ltii9`l‘.¢hou¢h the spiritual turliity has not been

isekhig ln some of them; ax ltiert-

, will he it quality or me in his .. -reception shot will be dllhrmt from

anything ever felt iplotrl. V

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head c-Ffme at Montreal.

.AMES IIOL

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portunitles for study of Canadian g _ _ _ v Etudentq in Fmnce. pnnicumny “mga yOu t1 lieadvstone in the .eint|.ei, munity f

\\tncl\oster Cathedral, England, thin;

'l'I-[OMAS ’l‘l<IE'i‘ClIEl'l `

ti creuaalst- in the North lu.-t. I of llauts Militia. who died of a violent Fever' contracted by i flrilllting Small liver. when hot, ,

the 12th of .\lu_\'.

1707. Aged 26 years.

lu grateful remembrance of whose uulvex-ssl good will towards his cmnradcs_ this stone is placed - here ut their expense as a final ' testimony of their regard und v concern. . "Hero sleeps in ponco at llninp

shire Grenadler ,

who caught his death hy .u-n~.klnt~ 1

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And when very hot drlnit stron/:

or uone at all.”

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son T. l). 1789).

"Au honest soldier never is forgot, Whether he die by Muslrei or by

Pot.

(Taken from a photograph of stontxl

IN ME_ll_i_(_lRlAM . 4

MRS. JAMES McPHAlL.

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Early on the morning of Marco lt.

1019, the .people of Argyle Shore uiui vicinity were shoclmd to bear of the .sudden death of Mary Eilzu, tht- be-‘ loved wife of Jamei- MoPhui‘, nt thc, vomprtrotivoly curly uno of Fil .‘f‘l\f=‘- |,\ hor departure tb-> von\ln»:rl;v had \.u.<t.'ilnod ii loss that 1'-onnol bo ro |»i".'! t nd in tli» .1 of h ti’ri'~|.|E-i and " otlves a var. -1,' ~".~ s toot* nent win be td'c. i‘;¢ lizo Mrs \lrl'li-vi: was one 1” 11 t- »;ol\!f\ pt-r . --i -, .se infiuc » fee rf- z is f-.' »-1 :ii-: ri: ole neil; . » -' 1 we au.; r.".i »~.-. unassuming manner affords unmis-Q tskeoble evidence at .\ true Christian spirit. As a mother silo was n model` of kindness and gentleness. always pointing out by precept and exampio‘ the way to higher thoughts; and nobl-E or deeds; us a wife ulte wasilevotefl

and nilectlonate, eve: proving herselfi to be a’ cheerful companion and help-| _ful partner; and as a friend she was' true and faithful ' al\'.’s`~\ l‘\l=\d¥ l

lend a hand to those in need. -ra.-i a highly valuerl :mil consistent member of the Church of Scotland, in whose services she was it punctual ut- tondant and constant wrolhipper. Sho reioiced in furthering the fnteresluol the church and in exempllfylng the teachings of her Divine Master. The interment tool: place on the followlns' Tuesday' when e large number ot peo- ple from for and near assembled to pay their lnst tribute of respect 'ni

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rlcd. The funeral ui-ocos-,tuourn their irreparable lose, the largest seen in the coin-‘ leaves -besides at ddsconsolate

or many y'ea.m.-'Pho-woevirl-w~'bnnd', one son Donald, one

me and grave were conduct-' John J. -McPhail. of Argyle and r minister, the ilev. James sisters: Mrs. Roderick McKinnon.

nil. The pailearers were DeSable, Mrs. Joseph ince of

tewnrt, S. A. Murlcy, D. J. ton, Mrs; Hammond .l._lnce of

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