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if the party were successful, Sir Wilfrid Laurier would resurrect himself. The others are not weight_v.

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_-X "\\'ondei°ing Woman." in a thought-

ful letter in vesterd:»v`s Guardian. tells

how she Caine to the"2.\;hibition to see the fakirs wlio had delighted her childhood but.

above all to -‘ee "The Shadow of the War"_

which she had he-'ard wotild hang over the

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exhibition. She saw the takirs and piti-ed them because they had nothing to do for a living. even in the face of impending fa- mine, but to turn wheels and shout them- selves lioars;=: she looked for the shadow

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htit did not lintl it: the day was heatitifuliyf

bright: there was nowhere any sign of sha-

dow. Brit as she watched sweet children gay

l_v swinging their toy balloons she thought

\\` l.\'-'I`ll li-\\` \li l`-\ -\` I" l’-\il`E"` 'of those "other children who picked up their

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.oved pla_\tnings and 'started out homeless

In a somewhat 1n_vstit`_ving article in itson rho .iw-6- 1-oar] r., m.\yhr-1-0;" ,.1-_ the

~Ttiesda_v's issue the Patriot calls the Guar-| dian to task tor advocating a win-the-\\ar_

bright.. hopeful faces of bonny lads and, thought ot "those other lads who. with

policy and at the same time arlvertising ztigriin. set laces were peering into eteriii- conventionoftheLiberal-(onservativepar-irc -and "a creat pitv shaclo\\'@r]_ @\-em-_

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tv to select a candidate for the repres_entu-‘

thingf a oit_vthat included even tne fa-

tion of'Qtieen`.s, Where is _the iiicoiisisten- ki,-_<_ hey --105; bl-._,t},@,»_s and _-\-i_st,;.,-_s_' _

cv in this? The Gtiardiaii in cominon with

It is perhaps not git en to many to see,

the creat Liberal-(`onservati\'e 1>at'I_\' will the shadow as this “\\`onrlei-ing \\'oman"‘

nianv stalwart Liberals has fa\oui‘ef_l

saw it: certainly it is not ~1'iven to manv to

throiigliout a coalition f_fo\'erninen_t and ex-_describe it so touchingl_v.' To 'those only. tension ot Pai'liaiiieht soas to avoida \\'_21l`- perhaps. whose own lads are"'peering intfr

iimg emotion, hut >ir \\ ilfrid and nis for-_ lowers wotiltl have none of it. They retus- ed to coalesce for the duration ot the \var_

eternity" throuf;h the grime and smoke and poison _eases of the battleflelf_l, is the sha--' flow a reality. a perpetual presence. obscu-

and they refused to extend lfai'liaiiie1it:_-*Wring the liappv faces of little children 'anfl an election was imperative. \\ hen the \\ in- h,-,nm- imp and ]-e.\-p31fnQ- hevond thes i-

the-war liberals and l.iheral-(`on>e1“-'<1-p tives in (`hathain joined hands and selec- ted a Liberal. .\lr 'lierix ll-a_\.'or ot Cliathain. to carrv their colours. the ofiicial Laurie'

those homeless ones "on the hare road to

nowhere" and the lads who may not return

~and slnoudine in the pity of it all the 'loi-'t_ brothers and sisters" of the whole human

l-llJC‘i‘1i_l_-` 1'Il`1l_f¥*l“-ll'f\f9l_‘-'_f'@l>U(lliif§ffl llllll allll race, even "them takirs." To those upon <'."»m]>@l:€fl hill? I0 \\'1UNl1`H\\'- *ll` ll llfflfl whom it so talls the shadow ot the \var will

Laurier \vill have no contproniise candi-_

he as "the shadow of great rock in a

\'lH_T€‘- HF' 11111-“_ l7'€ H “'h0l@ llllflgel' Q1' YW- \vear_v land." wlicnce helping hands will

thing. 'lh-at bein: the case what would the Patriot have the Liberal-Conservative par-` ty in Queen`s County do? §\`tand aside and allow' the election to go to the Laurierites_

ie held out to the helpless and the poor and the \\'antlering will he included in a unl- versal brotlierhood and sisterhood. Wher. the shadow of the war brings this to tis the

hy det`ault`? That would he a nice wav tof“.m. will have aQ(.0mp]i_Q}M.}| pel.hap`. it:

win the war. would it not. lt is the f_lu'.j._ of every lo_val Canadian to stand behind Sir' Robert Borden and Sir Robert Borden can-, didatcs in this election. There are no halilf way measures possible. since Sir \\'ilt`ri<l Laurier has absolutely reftisecl to conipro-2 mise. The only alternatives at this elec-' tion are I~loi'den candidates and Laurier candidates, and Sir \\'ilfrid has made this

greatest purpos 11.

As. to the “\\’ondering \\'oinan`s" ques-

tion-"Do takirs and horse races and .suc"i ‘things give people more to eat under the shadow oi the war"`.’ There are greater things than “more to eat" even in the face of threatened famine. We are told that our ho_\'s in Fraiice when htir_vin_Q‘ their most loved coinrades sing jolly. lively sones

sufliciently explicit in the (`hatham and lied Deer constituencies. He will have no-_ thing to do with any candidate \vho does

and crack jokes with one another while the tears are streaining do\vn their faces and their hearts are breaking. In this way

not toe the mark on everv occasion 'l`hei'e-lrmlv can thcv "keep on eoine' on" The

fore there is nothing inconsistent in the_ \\ in-the-\\ ar party convening to select a

shadow here is none the less dark because fakirs whirl their wheels of fortune and

C-lllfllflflw U* M115 U15” C0l0U1- U’ \1‘i`lm.\-_iiieii and women clap their hands at the l

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winning of a known or unknown horse.-

- ;The sources of laughter and tears are very

Quite all lllt‘?1`93flllg l`“m0l`~. -“2‘.\'~‘ U15' sistent that we too should. under the `).,`,f,. ;`..r-,,..,‘.mi-',..__."`i,,,,,-Q.- 7/\ R\

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Ottawa Journal-Press, is that which stig-l _tfests that Sir Wilfrid Laurier may retire from the leadership of the Opposition in fa-l

close to each other. Is it altogether incon--

dow of the war. aintise ourselves with the; passing show or clap our hands at the win- nine' of a known or unknown horse?

vor of .\Ir. Carvell. .\I. P. Mr. C-arvell voted' 0 i

for conscription, and we suppose som. of _ the Liberal leaders have the idea -that thevy

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could 1'e@0nSt1r\1f@ their i>=11't_\' for the an-Q stick to it! sm-it to nt sat-irto it: Put-

proaching general election b_v putting at its head for the campaign some man whol would bring back into the party camp’ many Liberals who resent Sir Wilfrid Lau-l rier's oppositionto conscription. l

But wh_v ;\Ir. (`arvell? He has been but;

zi private in the party ranks. What is the' matter with Hon. G. P. Graham, ex-Mi-l nister of Ptailways and Canals? What is the matter with Hon. William Pugsley, ex-.\Ii- nister of Public Works? What is the mat-5 ter with Frank Oliver, ex-_\/Iinister of the; lnterior‘.’ A whole lot of other ex-ininis-l ters are around also. Why is Mr. Carvell' thought of for Liberal leader. rather thanl some man who has been really prominent dn the part_v? Well, in the cases of Mrl Pugsley or Mr. Oliver, the answer would be of course that they voted against Conscrip- tion. But the Hon. r G. P. Gra- ham didn`t. He voted for conscription. And he has been supposed to be Lau- rier’s chief lieutenant in Opposition. What is the matter with Mr. Graham? This Car- \'e_ll suggestion seems an absolute slap in the face for Mr. Graham.

To put Mr. Carvell in the Liberal lead-

ership would be a striking confession of the` straits the party has come to, and of the paucity of political quality among the men prominent in the part_v. Mr. Carvell’s po-' litical record is anything but impeccable.. If he is considered by Liberal politicians to; be a good, man toput in the forefront for, the general election, the Laurier machine_

steel into your nerve_.<. resolution into heart. and stick it out until the war is absoltttelv won.

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By the way, while the Liberals are look-'

in_g for a new leader in succession to Sir. \\» ilfrid Laurier \vhat's the matter with let~~

the Patriot? He has at least one claim that, is supei'ioi‘ to any of the others whose names have been mentioned-he bears a personal resemblance to Sir Wilfrid. The “White Plume" is not perhaps as conspicuous as it was when the resemblance was more care- fully cultivated but time and the barber can fix that. Certainl_v Mr. Nash`s claims to such preferment a1'e as good as those of Mr. F. B. Carvell who is at present the fa-- vorite nominee' He is an “unswei°ving con-l scriptionist" as occasion requires and could be induced to do some boosting. if necessa- ry, as an‘out-and-out anti-conscriptionist.. Moreover he is a pronounced humorist and humour might prove a valuable antidote tof the present seriousness of the Liberal par- ty. In any case Mr. Nash has as good a: claim for the position as any of the back' benchers who have been named for it ap-f pears the mantle is not to be handed to any' of the former leaders. Among the othersl Mi'. Nash has served longer. more faithfdl-f ly and consistently than perhaps any one inf view, and we should like to see his services’ recognized by his party. l

iting the mantle fall upon Mr. F. J. Nash of

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writieii while the soldicr was on duty

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'-iiey to ihe "fini --oiiier" is tho ini- wiiiu;

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"Gets f-vei-ything l leave. "I-‘or my kitli and kin are _rleael and

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xziuiiii :it less <1' zzzoro than you tix ..\m| I-“_ nm n friend In grieve .-

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’h1\!1’f= l1l!!l'll‘~'-<l i"’&l <-'!' ~-'W 511 lit-it-'ill T--" `l"-"""ll “~" “lime -" “ 'mn' “’.“.'\ sir.'ii:',{l‘r. lirentlie oth' sigh for me, ‘liwlu-<I»‘-ss :um ~i~.*l<r»l~---‘ gi, my 3, rm.-1111+'-t oi the |lcl~»t;;ii¢»s io- the roiiveii-'_ '°".\"» t.in ~»=.- in a -nnny morn -~i' _\i;;v tion ni with li oiriv _-iiiiplo dishes!

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"\'ou‘re w~'-lcoiiio to ii all."

'Y ` 'l 'l`lii_-' will wats forwarded lu Eng-

'-ia liintl hy ilu- young sc-rbennt who found

and he shortly ai`terv~'ards received

uriiori our to he :t siibslaiitial stun oi’

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:ng f-i.»-r 'li-- .`i»~ii:i:§.- <li_-cs oi the.: -

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to -nine #le-oiiitefl .\`»-ot!l~`1l llflll-~f"‘ .` -- _ hold. i~I.i-ti battalion of The ai'niI~'f

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Scottish Pride

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____l__f;_' _“_ _’_"_“_ z I .\TERN.-\TIO_\I.~\l. Newspaper Window Display \_m,\ H-'\‘U,l “,i_;,`\~I nw, ‘\_,`__i___._ ,Week begins next Monday and continues u_ntil the

' ' following' Saturday night

\,\'9 invite c\'ei'_\ ~'loi'c~kvf-|wl‘ to partiq-ipgtg _

auv S»o'vi-'li Division hui l wits nc-' siirful if “as the grandest in the field of wazi i-Iveiy hriznde w-.is the hr-sv hiifxaile in the lic;-' ilivision ot'

the Expeiliticiiary r`orr»_-; ev:-ry hat-_ !alioii_ on the word' of honor of its cuminander. was the peerless gem of an inconipztrahip hriizaur. in the nio.-1' i»:i\own».-d ~li\'i_=~-ion of uit airn'._v corps the Boehe p_irtic|ilarl_\- dreailefl. God bless them. They .spoke but ili° h¢~:irt`= ci-nv. tion. yéi i would he _ir a lo<< to __-ay with any nsiirnntr-5 what iorps :ire lies! ln .\`c0tlanil'-'

It is no lon

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vertise our city

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nent wide show growing greater year by _vear--a show

Our invitation to you will not only appeal to your

self-intel‘€St. btit to your own civic pride; not only to your desire to sell more goods. but to your eagerness to ad-

What we are asking you to do is th Select from your stock the articles that have been

To the

_ of this City

l , . ger a novelty. but a serious annual conti-

by live merchants evervwheie. -

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ieizions- that -.irc all so zranfl. .~\-‘ I

have snifl before.. l vrontler where; they coiiiiinie io rome fr0ll\ “lien l- think of th»-‘glens ilepopulateai of- iheir youth. and of the two y»>iir's drain upon the manhood ni our towns. The other day l went our with a iiriitarllef to inspect his latest ilrnfi iioni home-they were Black' with-h_ fxinierons. .-\rgi'll-- finfl SHI- forihi;--a' least two hunderd of thnui. ami not hall a dozen were English. irish or Colonial. .\ com-»

pany more obviously Scottish hr(-lj _vou never sei, eyes on. though I uiil, admit that a iew oi them had not

yor quite di-1-orererl the r'nrrff~t hiingi

lor a kill.

The General asked every mmf

where hr mme from. and with inwi

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exceptions lot nh answer in the Dorir __~g\~|gg_" _“.»\iberdeen." "Dundee," ['K|n.l_\'re" "8lirlinl." "(`l\|ll\f\€‘9'\`

‘Ayr-_" only ang man-,broke the se-475-1l0.4LjE1i

advertised by the manufacturer in this and other local newspapers. Place these in'_voui° windows next week and with them put the sign this newspaper has furnished yoll -a sign which says `

_ _ _ nr ~ _ _ in \\'l' Sell 'i`lu~.~u- Stniulnrd Prmlucts .\I| .\tIvc|'tl.~u\d iii thc llnily Nc-wo|mpers

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_ If you want more signs or further information, call

this newspaper on the telephone. _

International Newspaper Window

' Display Week

October 8th-13th `

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