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CHARLOTTETOWN CANADA SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 26 1914 '”°"‘“ “"“‘ "’°""'"‘”’ '"‘“’°‘

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TORONTO, Sept. 25.-Sir James

Whitney, Premier of Ontario, died at noon today.

It will be remembered that curly

in December last year Sir James left '1`oronto for a tour in the south in an effort to restore his health_ Hn had suffered a nervous breakdown, but the trouble was not considered serious. his physicians iieiicving that a few weeks' rest would put him again in good condition. On his way

behind a rough exterior beat a very kindly heart. ` From 1905 to 1907 Ml' Wlllllley Dut hi a great deal of Silade work improving the admini- stration ot' Ontario, and since then he had been looked upon as one of the foremost statcsmen in Canada.. He was literally adored by the electorate, and the Liberals have not had a look in since he formed his first admiiiistratioii. His death will be an S lll"l°l=ll lFl`0Dai‘able loss to his party

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'Hll PREMIER

“v ‘Meanwhile at other parts of the battle __ __ Two hundred British warships lie in ll`**‘l0l`5f but ll b9Cl1l1l0 ‘l0¢l1Cll‘3d ll

fccting a junction with other armies to

ii German llno of romunicatlon to

OF ONTARIO.

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back from the south, he was tiikcu seriously ill in New York and took apartments at the Manlmttun llotcl on December 14. Since that time his condition was such as to inspire ulter- nnte hope and fear. ills pliysiciaii, Dr 1’yne of Toronto, attciidcd him con- stantly, ami had associated \vitli liliii several other physicians. Contrary to general expectation, and to the un- bounded joy of his people, the patient was able to return to his home in ’I`oronto, and later to take un active part in the public life of the Province. The intlmatioii ot' his death i1o\v coincs unexpectedly.

Sir James before attaining to the

Premiership had had a still’ uphill fight. During the years in opposition he earned a reputation for earnest- ness and sincerity, which he carried with him rlglit throui-‘Ili to the end. A brusque and unsociul uiuinicr somo- what handicapped liiin ut tho outset, hilt people soon began to iliid that

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rain coat. Owner __::_i:_n _h_;1;'_f:___!°}’_l_§ "Kd °p‘_’m"g here 5759-9-2sM2i.‘

F`6n"°§Ai.£;- un aniso Hoi.: stein nsiier. tin;-_gy i__1;<:\tl_i_§___9_l__l __<_§§§_ 1-_"l.§f".°"" D' L' °' ré»_2:»;_1:2§11i»d- F6Tt`”s7ii.E- ANY 1' Acusn DE-

Llbrary published by lille at a lows Co.. mly °l’l°l“ “sms _ying cona_t¢_lera:_ige reduction 5 7y5 7__;1g______ ___ at t s o ce. _______ _________ F`6n SA' i..¢-oN1'Anio ii_ii:_4_;.‘»i;l0B__F;_§2

cross fox Dups__°KU:_l_l_;le:_, b_____k _"___ £0 pglorfegsiidltion? 'Tvro hundred to Jigga nuniirua una om' d°ll="` Ptlfl to quick buyers. Aiiiilv 'l`~ M- D" "

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im 121. Wy°i1_l_f;§_____,_,___2,_____

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mute.. human; Unrel Diph$Il0l‘il

and to tlunailn; but fortunately he had the knack of attracting able associates to his side, and so the Governinent of Ontario has been left in good hands.

Sir James l’liny Whitney, Kt., I.L.l').,

D.(`..L., i{.(`., was born at Williams- burg, Ontario, October 2, 1843. After receiving his education in the public schools and in the Cornwall Grammar School he studied law and was admitted to the Bar in 1876, and was made a Q.(7. in 1890. He was connected with the militia and saw active service during the Fenian troubles as u noii-commissioiied officer. Ile was for many years a Lieutenant- (‘olonel in the Militia Reserves. His first political contest was In 1886, when he contested Dundas for the Ontario Legislatiire and was defeated. ills opponent having been unseated, Mr Whitney was returned at a bye- elcctlon in January 1888. Thereafter he was returned at all the general elections from 1890 to 1908. In 1890 he was chosen leader of the Conserva- tive party and on the defeat of the lloss Government in January 1905 he bccanie Premier of Ontario, a position which hc filled with marked abllty till his death. The honour of kuiglithood was conferred upon him by the Prince ot’ Wales on July 23, 1908 at the ('itadei of Quebec on the occasion of tho Ter-centenary of the foundation of thc city and the nationailsatlen of ilio battlefields. Lady Whitney, form- erly Miss Alice Park of Cornwall. Ont., one sou and two daughters survive liiin.

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THE NENTIIEN

THE TEMPERATURE

TIDE. l00N. ETC.

(Special to The Guardian)

TORONTO, Sept. 26.-Maritime:

Nortlicrly winds; cooler and showery.

THE WEATH ER.-Yesterdays wea-

ther was fair and comparatively cool. There was some light rain.

The highest temperature recorded

yesterday was 74 degrees above zero, the lowest the previous night being 62 degrees above. At 9 a. m. yester- day it was 86 degrees above; at 0 p. m. 55 degrees above.

'rite tide win be high this iifternvvii

at 4.13. tomorrow at 5.25 and Mon- day at 6.41; it will be hlsh l0ll10l`l‘0W morning at 2.27, Sunday at 3.15 and Monday ut 4.16. _

The sun sets this eveninz at 5.50,

tomorrow at 5.48 and Monday, lil 5.46; It rises tomorrow at 5.54. Mon- day at 5.54 and Tuesday B! 5-56-

The moon sets tonight at 10.26 and

tomorrow at 11.38.

There was a new moon on Saturday,

September 6th. at 5.82 p. m.

The first quarter of the new moon

will be on Saturday, September 26th. at 8.08 ii. m.

The length of today will be eleven

noun and titty-eight minutes and to- morrow eleven hours and Mty-tour minutes.

Minnrifii Lioiment Cures Rlieiimatism

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shot.

cavaleryinen were killed before the

Segment toward tho line of forts.

B Ill[)0B B DW Tig

Barnardiston coin mander of North

steamer Hosvik has een _ the

Line of Communication Towards the Frontier of Belgium Sold to __ ____ _______ ___ ____ _,_

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tionoiiuThhrsrlaygtlzveiizgfeils 'T`iil¢Ll,or:;Tui`he)St:.hv!z1rlt“€5ir`Ist`h!¢;(IlIan;

_ Mnthieson, presided.

0F BOIIIBARDING ltliEI.\lEl, i LONDON, Sept. 25.-A Petrograd The hr” sh,.hh,,,- was D,-_ Sextmh

_ ---- correspoiideiit to the Post says that the whose Subject was »i»1-____ Mod _.__ l.m_

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The German line of communication BORDEAUX. Sept- 25]-3'-It WHS sn- l_§_‘1‘_;’_la_'_’_*_*___l’a_f;'3 "ll_Pl“"§_d Pl'z(’W"l""k~ blein of ltural Education." He said

' . ' ’ d Lancut -

, q_ __ nounced officially in _ ordeaux this g ‘_ "m_ “lf” “V lm _ - that although he had lived in l\ova

between Lambrai and "' Que" n haslaiternoon that the (ieririans lust twelve "IHLS famlu Wusl- ‘ Pmb' Scotia tcn years, the present was his

F _been cut by the British and French night recommenced bo___b__rd____; _i_l_)l_y___by_ 3o_w,-_-_tlie r_~orres_poiide_iit__coii- first Vlsif to |._,___c__» _____“______ ____.______._

_cavalry after ii. desperate fight. Rheh-hs Chthedra1_ ' _‘W l‘“"~“ H0 ll* I?" IUGMOW- ,mn nn wnntog 1 _-tn | _- 1

__ _ __ o s y ierc as oiig as

A 1.‘|-ehch cavalry pat;-01 on duty at --in _?_T_(:_sl§_;` ‘i'3é'_"r_:_‘_":_l__§F9'__l“l’_:°__l’°l"§ wif possible and find out ovcrytliing he

- l ' . y r 1 i .’ . . .. . ~, I _the f_.o__t e_____.__.€d __ clearhlg ___ __ _h_Ch_ GERMAN NEW GUINEA. The R___________ ___________ _"__ "XB “V _ could of thc place. i»o_thitt lie inii.,ht

-- l. ° _ 1° “Str” not be under the paiiiiiil neccssilv in

ily "V°0‘1ed Country and surprised “ par' LONDON, Sept. 25.-Tlie Admiralty German wwe” 'B l’r°"”°‘l"‘g M “ ralml future ot' having to confess abroad

I 'iy0f G€l'm21iluViH£0l”S ul; \\'0l'k0l”l lli0ll` announces the town and harbour of mm' By "°S.si“g me “Yer vi"h"’k that he knew notl 'n A I' tl' Ga 'd>

_ they got itlii i'_ 4 'h I ~.‘ H g 0 ‘e I Ln

mhChh,eH_ A heme encounter cn. Frederick Wilhelmu, the seat of the the v_______;v ______i‘_;:'ée__;_‘;_‘; s__;",_§" U (.ity.

, .. iirnow, _ _

>`“““ I" ‘""‘°““""‘“°““““"y"“"‘ ‘”"’"l (fé’.`§f.§.'L'i.`°.§'$.‘€i0ffii1?°i§.v.`."3'f.iii`e.§`>'lil which is only -» wunio of n»=\f<=i~>= ...Ii.1`i?§."°t."'§’ "li”`°‘-`i'°i”{`f'”-i‘°"°'-' . ` from Cracow and has a direct connoc- ( 8 R m y O sk' wo. UM' mm’ killed but me avlawrs were umnmtcly been occupied by Australian forces . _ . he felt soinc-what in awe of them. He

driven off and their five aeroplanes without opposition. _§‘f_l_‘___§)_3i railway with Budupcst “nd felt like the man who said that lic

. __ d_ _ ,_ _ ____ _ . , _ could tcll u tcaclicr, but he could not La.lI)._F__reP_,__BBh___s are steadily c|0sh_g_ THE LOSS IN THE NORTH SEA l___Lg_I;_U)_§’_f`;'__§_(_(l_f_;__§____ ‘g_l__2g;blb_l_l_;_f_3__ tell lii_iii nnich! lie pointed out some

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I`0l1l\<l Pfzemysl “ml have mkell DOB' LONDON September 25 -It is of- Przemysl enacting a jumuon with me curi§ul(iiriii =;Il‘iiilI'lt]l(hlc rrirritlrlllhlrll tiiitlixit

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session of’ a number of villages in the fiohtlly announced tonight that near- geéireaggniedar_§2e:'__ew§3___g:_";_'_§ _:‘__‘1_v_;' view to thc amcliorntiou oi’ rural cdu- v_Ch_h_,_ The Austrians have gina. ly sixty officers and 1,400 men were _,e__(______d _he ___;____ v_s_ok_,. ____y__ __ cation_ and the uplifting und digiih-_,_

-. ltitl ikl f th Bitl _ i'i> ~' `-.1-_ -ex-

uatcd two of the forts. All 1105819' __3.?_is£.B :fhsuI;¢lrngHggiie isnd Creggll '(1]‘l3t;pit;'iti;iili;iif`r0nc1oiI)tQtmgrad 'ro gm POS" prlaiiiiifiiii \\"1T’til\l7iiie<\lLre'\l-

, » . _ ' e .ii : “ _ ' “ ' ‘

llll.V Ol’ U10 Allsl-T0-G€l`lll3l"l 9-*ml efled in the North Sea. |__f I,__ze____i__ ____]__ §?_?§_______ o0___i_°_3___T_)_l_\_i_L into two pzirt.-i-coiiiiiry and town.

..._____.... me _ww bemg __________e__ w____ ___ “ew _O _ ic coiiiii_i‘_\_' had iicvciopeil iroiii the

is confidently m.mCipm0d mm wm\_m PARIS. S€Dtemlicr 25.--A despatch €vtm_i_?_"`_f_0__n;i0l;3_?___i_‘;_"_;§;} °fcu_P;T_f’"X__‘_§: and was due>to‘tlie industrial rm-olii_ n week news will be l‘0PBlV9¢l Of '-19 tn the Italian newspapers forwarrlod __,_a__.__ _“___ G__h_______ fortress from _______ tion. The cniploycrs oi' labour used final crushing Of me A“SliTlM\'G0l`lll9-ll to Paris says thc Allied forces have way c0________n____u _ _ to work their people as many hours 11

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forces in Galicia. landed in D”'lm“u“ aft" b°mb‘“"l’“g and give tliecltutsliiiaiisaggmniheildogf da-‘V as U'f`-V l"’S”il’ll' .""“l‘l and “"1

the fortified harbor of Llssa. British the _.0___e__ own . _ the factories with only one idca of

AT BA'1‘TLE FRONT, Sept. 25. via and French flags were then hoisted - hhe _msshm thho §§l_i,__;ff;_°w and me Drvlll- li \\'=\S iiiil until the iuidillc of

Paris.-French and British troops, in- t0 Dl'0V0l¢9 the A-Ulllflfln fleet 'Q “ The position now held indicates the the Nm°“"’mI‘ (""‘t‘"5' mm mini” _____m______ed with Thrcos and M00,-s_n0t come out. and engage the Allied fleet ,-ohihg of me AhBh.hm forces _.ight ____ huniauiturians raised their voice in only held their own, but CRUSGKI ll\0 ill battle- mire” Allslllall 5‘l“a‘ll"’“S- to Cracow, and it is believed here that pmtest ugmnsl ‘iw l"h“"“‘“l'l“"" Ur strongly reinforced German western lhe_correspondent says, are Bh0ll@l`0fl the investment of Przemysl has been the faclorl' S-V'“l""‘~ D°""l"lm“"“ “'“S wing te‘reel backward near St Quen- at Pnraua, opposite the Austrian naval pmcth,a||y cohlhlmed and that another Very Plllllfl. U10 l'<*Siill lifflliii lliill 10- tin yesterday and today. and impeflllell Bmllun °f P°l“~ week at least will bring news of the ‘my me ‘°“'“3 “"""` f“" l""'*"` "lf llmll __ __ _ _ “hal cl-uhhihg of Aust_.o_Ge_.m____ the country. with their popular press,

wards the frontier of Belgium. A BLOODTHIRSTY ORDER. fm-¢¢,S_~ political fre§‘doi_i_i_, short _honrr,,_ super-

ii centre had been weak- --- ROME Se t, 24.-Giornale 'It . or ar Sa" “"0 "WS "I" mill’ ll"‘ll"'

en;`<lileb(§fe‘rnilgliliig troops from that BORDEAUX. Sept. 25.-"ll/fake no hu1,hs|h,B hpdespatch from Ririgggg Ii0l`l&¢lf_ili.i1ll tilliuliilnlviit of wliat. or- position to meet a threatening move- prisoners, shoot all who fall into your hthuhg that Austrian General Von ganisation and cduriiiion could do. The ment of the Allies, and two strong ll8ll<lS. singly or in KYOUDB. Hflfl N05' I-linck, who commanded a.n infantry °°u“"`y had b""“ "ll lil ill" 'Will' forces were engaged at close quarters Patch the Woimlled. Wlietlier Hflllfifl Ol' brigade composed entirely of soldiers lzmuml' T°"l‘W ill" lU“'ll*““"ll “"0l'(‘ to-day between St Quentin and Terg' unarmed. as the Germans must leavg of Italian nationality, is wounded and ii. “Ot d@Pe“d'~`"'~ ml ll'-‘ll~7lll’0“'lll¥T mill" uier. Military authorties naturally re- I\0.P`l'_9ilCllm6I\ living llellllld them- prisoner ln the hospital at Leniberg. "S "0" felt th"'mf“*lV@->` 5l"‘UlUll." 00"' fuse to pe,-mp qhntingnrn of the exact T119 l‘l`€l1°l'l f0l'9l8ll Olllce 8lV§3 this -*mm ccrned in their welfare. Ht-t»iprocit_v __0_________ of the hghth_g_ but tt 15 gene;-_ out as the order issued by General -209 gm-|-|SH wAR3H|ps OFF in general between prodiiccrs of raw _my ____0w__ that the hame how pt-0. Strenger commanding the 53rd Ger- GERMAN NQR1-H SEA BASE materials for food and clothing vast- gresslng is of prime importance. 1111111 infantry bflgilllff- ~ ` -

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__ _ _ GERNII-lN_LlNE OF COMMUNICATION SEVERED

yesterdays Guardian, a few cxccilciit

lege, Halifax. The Premier, Hou. J. A.

ly increased with muiiutattiircrs and

l continues to-day in dogged- _ of Heligoland, so close that at times “mail nf 10031- G00¢l Of lifid farrning, '

The Allied troops have fol- LONDON, September 255.-Spealc they hhphhr to touch each mhcn _“__ Dr. Scxton coiitiiiiicd, was thc great- iowod the example set by Germans and lllg £002-ly at ll iii€'-Oililit OI l\lS ileléll- cor-ding tg Captain Shelley of the B,-h_ ost. factor in the cost of living. Dr. ________ dug lhenmelves h__ The m-min,-y b_ors held at (.recceith. Wales. the ,sh oh tank Ewahler San L0_.ehz,,_ Sexton tlicn went on to sp(-ak oi' the

(__, __0___ armies hem hp ah incessant (linuccllor of the Exchequer, Lloyd which _.,,._,(._hed New york today from _iosition of woiue-n in rural life, show- ilre, while French and German aviators GSOFHB. 1118.110 U10 <`l00l¥1l'¢\ll0_l_l llllll lllii London. ng how hard was the part she had io __cc______0_te_,ed from ab0ve_ Uommnn. war was quite unexpected. We ne_ve. For Six weeks the San Lorenzo was play in daily life. \\'li<-reas, through _____,__ of _ho Ahied fm-has have found drcaint it would occur, he said, un- with the grmsh Heeh her offihers sahh improved farm iiiiplcinents, tht- labour reason for taking woiiderflll DWCHU- I-ll ll few days b@f0l`° 1105*-limes C°m' as supply ship for the oil-burning war Ol' U10 lllilll llllll l)""l\ V<“l“y 1‘0Ill~illlcl'- tions against the German fire. A spy mf>liC€<l. W0 l\€V0l‘ tll0Uf§hI any U0“ll' craft. She took them 15,000 tons nf ably liglitciicrl, the womnn's work was was discovered in their lines who sig- try <'-Oulfl be S0 <l0VlllSli HS 10 Dmlellll fuel oil. The San Lorenzo was with still a driiiigcry; she still had to go nailed directions; he was caught und Hfellli fl`l@lNlSlllD and llt U10 Same lime the German cruisers behind Heli _ on in the seine strenuous way that her

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;na_l_;e_ claI;or_stc;_ u_r_rang_cmei;_t,_s fgr at* h_hd_ but was hot pe,-muted to swhh, inotiicr br-fore her did. _ The latcst ma-

ac I1 ec 0 1011!! 0 Wil' close enough to see the fighting, chinery in the lorin ol inowt-rs, reap-

ALUES. SUccE33_ WHS S0 fm' awily that he lim] mlillle Captain Shelley gnid that 5 story ers, cultivators. teddcrs, hay forks,

____ iérrti_i;r_s_e_i_iii_a_iit_s_t¢Z__s§§_i_g___ Aug_l_ist _zgfl w__ns Cnr,-cnt among the British 53110,-5 etc., were purcliaseil io mnlic the

__ __ eh_f,_-,_-ce. _FD 0 » - 0 the fleet to the effect that the Brli- ml’-ll`S Wflfli Sililvl' allfl l1l0l"<‘ CITGCIIVC. can oilcr is thot God ina int the s irit

mé_fgI'l_?_bE_el;_f_e;5__' __E§gg;m:__I;_ British fifteen years to break Ni}_poleor;_,_ the ish ,,_dmh~a1_ Sh. John R_ _ye|||coe_ was but only too often thc wonian had to yt p

on the left wing. Fiilhtiiig is dosller- ('ha"°eu°r c‘“iu““°d_'__ ke S” ___ ‘f aboard the submarine which sank the llmll ‘Vim-`l` fl"’"l fl llllllfllll Sllrlliil. sto The British and French cavalry ‘lid not llllllk ll- WOU hi; G any German cruiser H01, r-eCent|y_ As tn where a _little trouble mid expense __a_;__ “__ _he German hue of comm,_mi_ like S0 long I0 W\Ilfll;_lS _glI_’fl'_0l' ‘ this, however. he had no kiiowledge would bring running water into the catlon between Canibrai and St "am but l°"_§ *_* 5 (_"`l~ l' all “'55 further than the tale the British blue- ll0llSI‘ llS0ll~ AS ll l‘L’lll<”Ilb' lll0 SIJPIIR-

Qllentin. 501113 t0 SCG l 1 \l'0\1i§ 1- j;tr(‘.)ke_ts___rol_n__torh_to__l|int, Ch _ or si:ggc_stcd a curritciiqiiiii f_or the

ii°°_T’”“ U B 0 c in rose anne , (‘np~ rura si' oo. . :1 urc s ui y, c einen-

__._vE AERQPLANES CAPTURED RUSSIANS IN GERMAN POLAND- tuin_ siteiiey said. more are two aritiuii tary iicriciiiiiii-<-. si-v<-.rui foi~iiu» or

____ ---* cruisers nnd it (fnngrd I_,in¢ gtnnmnr- liitiirlicruft and physical cduczttlon

__C_ND0N_ Sept 25___A C___.esD0__deht LONDON. S_;2Dl~ _ 24-TIA _gleipllwh converted into an auxiliary cruiser, were bcginning to rect-ivc considera-

tonic 1iniiy'reie\.srupii in France says: fmiii Warsuw_ “l°‘__W° ’;‘”_,“_X *»- iloii iii nroirrcssivc schools. 'fiic "There is considerable elatlon in the me Ge_"m“E“’_ I; ’_°r "Wei _O _ ° “hi WAR WEATHER. sp(-_aker nilvricntcri a rural cdiicntion Ames. _mes over me capture of five are ‘lu 056°” ___ letnlz wel* _“_ mg" -- which would hcttcr ill the cliiliiren Ge__m____ __e_.ophmes by a F,-ehgh and "W3 “lla 9 ° 0 mucl “ r C0" Raiiis in Northern France, snow for the ngricultiirnl life they would

. ll0ll9l`lnK- Tlley “V0 S'-l'0llglY f°l'llfY' flurries in the Vosges, damp cold in hc expected to lcnd inter and instcnd

Cavalry patrol' _ ___0m__ _ ing the Czentoc lloif Kallsch llnc and Ghhchh

“T t arymen pa g I1 - _ _

a tiiihvlary ywggded country entered a :l_5_fi__P0_;':l0_\;_i!__ 0;___tii__e _r_:_<;I;nt_l;;__i’_flgl'll;_‘_3_E allt-ct the minds :ind habits oi' r-liii.

1 h rich prize awaited i ZEPPELIN SCARE. dren in it wny to furnish them with

€lli‘ielh!i.ngAvi`lu‘iEI1-l'iei? of mechanics at the lll`filyM0i_i_ t_he__r_1oi'¢n_n;tvg_ _ ytoznggglg ___ _ _ -__ -_ _ un incrcnscd disposition for service, it “me were engngetl in ovei-hauling five am 8 ° 9-V "W9 l B 0 Os1I<.ND, Sept. 25.-A /Zeppelin air- good. sound ni;oimiiiiniii:e with the

l0l'0 “-0llV0- but "UW "WY M0 e“` shi dropped` three boiubs into tl i 'i I- f ' i' ‘ ' `

Taube neroplanes. The patrol made a 1' ___ ___ __ _hom __o_n____ A German _ rl __ _» _ _ io pr nt p ts o_ agr tultiiic. rotation ot d______ ____ _,Gund ____ the loom but mot __l'_¢i_l:___:___K_l: 0_________e____ Augusto” _mo (ity yesterday, which destroyed crop:-i, spraying, etc., ctc.. should bc

Wm, fic;-cg resistance, and twelve _‘ _ _g_ _ to _V_o____B__e___ several buildings, creating it panic. iniparted to the childrcii. Dr. Sexton

of arts and sciences iluit could not

next spoke at grcut length on agricul-

uirmen Wm-e\,en¢_en_ Their aeroplane; °_"""'_ EARTHQUAKE IN ECUADOR _tur_al co_<_>pe_~ii_tion, _qn_oiing extensive-

ih _ hy hgahh 7-* y rom an si statist cs.

W "8"" AT TSING TAU- _oii.\_i:_A?_;i_i___s._ _aucn_<_ior__ sept?-ir. _ in__<-0_i_miiini<_.n its wisiiuui Gun nn(-f-ii

1- i wa _ = ina e s oc was et o t c av w ion rural life should be

K , S t. 24.-Tl War Office ,t || | _ . `. _ . . _

IRUSSIANS lN.LERMAN POLAND' inallges It?licii:3lpthe aniioilsicemeiii. that Iiiltstlildgellwlhi grrggt g$irli2gi§m§i?; flguziiiiilyvhhtiyrxcijglrlrTixrhsrlrzllieuiirily

'l. Il l dler-General . , _ , _ _ . .. _` ,_ '

f’m°°“t“- 22.-.Ai "ters "’ "‘ £?.‘.1f.ii‘:";..:.:.;:a...:...1::.1'i.::..;:1.“i,.f:r

announcenien rom rail . _ '1 1_1 Sept. 23rd in ._ . _. _ ' - - ' 5 _' Nicholas. tloniniaiidher-lat-_ahief the §_§"elll_;`*___f_§’_:`;`)'_’_l_*_~____’:_:_‘ _fgonshnn _my _O NO EN(..\0EMl.NTS ltlliI’OIlTIuD. tifiil than the city which man muilr. misgigntifgrgilitlsyfegt feontslihfnun- Pafllclvm l',‘_*_l‘“ ‘,‘_‘,_‘;n"f"“"“"" “ll““‘”‘ ni-IRLIN, st-nt. 25.-'rho i..ii0u»in,¢ with the t-urtu in nu-_ nuiurui urn nrilllrltlsh Navi' wgiulfl engage her old- ____m troops have ___kc__ __0____eBhm of Germans at sng . omcihl __nm,unceme__t dated S__ptem_ mhh_ lholievo _hm work with nhwre .time foe. the l~reiich. New Britain the fortified position ot’ Czysohky and __ MF 34%. llllli bile" Sli/Un out at army ls "NWC lllHllll'llll¢_ll1f\ll W0l'k Wllll Ill" F____h__yn_ which Covered Khy,-on and ----°-*°- headquarters in western theatre of most intricate oi machinery and bc- otlier position in the lladymno region EAMER M_NED_ war, today there have been gum., ll0V0 lllfll lllv fllwilly Of lf\li0\1l' ile- between Jaroslav and Przemysl. ti\l<- NORWEGMN ST minor engagements but nothing oi l’°"‘l_‘; "°l 0" “'l"‘l lm" ‘l“ lm* how

h 1 - tmet-y_ przemygl --- 1 t h t ._ _.__ .you 0 it; tliat_ opportunity comes to

gg._.|‘;one|l::;ne£:?hc:;ted Bom-Sade and LONDON Sept. 25.-A des;_i_at_ch__fr;J__m __'_'__ll’_i’;`w’_:“Zfom“"I_e_";_:`_s_: re ____ Th;:E_____i: the boy on the farm as often :is in tht. Media and has ben repulsed in Eastern South Shields says tiie__ o \_1___g___y w____ ___________ _my ___ _he _,hw _hat _hc ___ ___________ _"___

that life out of doors and in touch

freer and happier on ilie farm than in

" Th I been no fighting on_destroyed by striking a mne ii _ , the town; thntmy success depends

Germafirgroiize’ North Sea. Two were kill9d' Mhmrds Llmment Cure' N°u""gl“° not on m location but on vuvself' not

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_______________________________________________._____________._._._._.,_____._._.___._______._____,______________________________________ upon my dreams but my efforts. Be-

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vAi.cAn'rii=:a CAMP. sent. 24--

The major part of Cnnadls contingent for service in Europe is already on its way to the front. The transports

are heavily armed and Kulfdell by British men of war, sufficient in force to prevent any attack by German

, _ _ _ I _u ._ _ iv ¢.'f'-»i,'it‘-`=i:2}z't-iff;-=`I'_ - ft;-t. if:;;1.t..a.rtt.4v~;‘£..li‘f@si;.lf.nt~.\s.>Z..: - ‘

cruisers. A neet of war vessels con-

,-,-_-_-_-_-,-:.-_-.-.-_-.-,-.-.-¢.-.-_-:.-.-_->.-.-.-.-.-.--.-=-=-ff-'-‘-‘ff-'-*ff*-`~`~---"“"""" _ _' " licving these things l choose to remain nf* ~ " ~» - ‘ " ' '"1 in close contact with the beauties and

` , wonders of nature and to do my best

. to contribute something to revival up- lift and constructive citizenship."

“ ‘ A PATRIOTIC ADDRESS

His Honour Mr Justice Fitzgerald

was the next. speaker.

lie said lie was asked to say a

patriotic word to the feathers, uhom

-- ._ __-_; '°\’*l1 l.'i“l*""""l|H[]ml§@.”l,"’|l| 'Y;'l'l" .__ he was glad to see present in such

stating of bettleships, cruisers and de- stroyers has been gathered lt Q\l0b0f by Admiral Weyss, other worships are collected at convenient points. More than li week ago transports at Quebec commenced taking on war ntores,since then there has been a steady flow in the direction ot Quebec from camp. Al transports loaded they steamed

ieaward. and conveying war vessels :licked them up forming a sulliclently strong protective force for various groups. All transports carry heavy guns. A large proportion of infantry :ind all artillery, with much of equip- ment have already departed and the departure of the remainder will quick- ly follow. __ _ _

"' “ " ` _______.__.__ f*\,,+. 1' __ numbers. lie did not quite follow the

little anecdote of tho. previous speaker. I-le thought that with most teachers. the more they learned the more they wanted to learn and thc more eager they were to get lniomiation, any- where and everywhere. The-.re was not o body of people to whom a word of encouragement or a. word to arouse a patriotic feeling would lie better said; for they could liiind it out to those who were educated, who knew

what, In our country, had been the

struggle for liberty and freedom;

verinni-i that there might be that price-

" addresses were delivered to a large au- less liberty oi' self-government; to

st, dieuce, the speakers being His Honour those who know that the English

' Mr. Justice Fitzgerald and Dr. F. ll.

__-;_.--_- Sexton, President of thc Teclinical (Toi

people at one time, iii order to secure

- ltliiit lieritngc, took the crown off the

head oi' one man and the head off the shoulders of another. This was done so that all through the Empire, under the protection of the British flag, . they should he absolutely free. When His Majesty sent a message to his (Tuiindiiin, Australian or South African subjects, it cunie an a message asking tlieni, as component parts of the Em- pire, to do such and such ii thing, asking tiiem to semi their boys as soldiers, asking llicni, in time of mutual excitcnieiit, to take a hand in the defence of the Empire. “ We do not realise," coniiiiueil Ilia Honour, “tho licritago that our fathers have given us in our liberty and freedom. l would like the teachers to tell the cliildrcn under their care how vastly dii’i`crent is the German dream of Einplrc. with its brutal greatness and its savage indifference to Justice. With that scorn ot' what other men would regard nsyaiiialilr- they would throw treaties to the wind and say, as their nnibassadors said to the British auilioritics: “ls Britain prepared to _face the iiiigiit of Gerniuiiy just for the snltc oi’ ii scrap of paper?" I would like the tcnclicm-i to tell them oi' thai Gifrinziii greatness-brutal grcntiicss cxcinpliiieii in their wanton rlefitriictloii oi' neutral people; that 'iiriital girntiicss exemplified iii their iiuiiscriniiiiutt-l_\' sowing the sea with mines that niight iici-;tro_v innocent ships ns ivci! as those engaged in war; flint brutal gi°eiitness shown in their rleviisintioii of lit-lgian fields and the dcstriiciion of lieaiitiful cities, and that ntici disregard of justice and right tha' hclil up Bi-itisli ships in German poi-is liciore the declaration of war. You will he able to tell the youth under your care that it is a qucstioii wliotlicr thc iron autocratic rule ol’ a great and cruel man shall dominate the love of freedom of our Iiriiisii race. I-‘rom Uniiatla, Australia, -India and /\fi-lun incn are Joining the British forces, so that to-day Britain has one million men armed, and has called for five huiidred thousand more. I would have you remeinber that there are two liiiulr. oi' patriotism-a self- suiileient patriotism. and a patriotism deep down in the heart of men and

line, which is about 120 miles long, BRITAIN WILL SEE IT THROUGH battle imc °" the German naval base was now national ‘"` lll¢t:riint|,,____-_ _____ women, the vnluo they put upon the

heritage that has been given them, the reinonibrniicc ofwiiur has been done _ for them in days gone by. lt would be well i`or you to explain to the r-hildren. so that tiie_v might know it from their iiii':iiii:_v, tho cause of the war. Sir Edwarrl Grey summed it up in a few words: "Not to fight would be a disgr:icc from which the good nunic oi’ this country could never re- cover"; and l-liigland fought because honour was niinic ii _lest 01'; because the word of thc King was made ii. thing of scorn; because every thinking soul in the Empire sow that this was a war

bctwccn 0* clviliszitlon and autocratic rule. The est prayer that you and I

of ninnliooii into those that go t0 the fro:.i, that God may put into us the spirit in dedicate ourselves to the ser- vicr- of ihosc who are giving their lives in patriotic love; that God may put into our hearts such a realisation of ilu- blessings of this beautiful land that wc may he rcudy to sacrifice iniit-,li und give much in the cause we _linvc at heart. Such prayers, whether ifroni adult or child, will bear much fruit. I rciiil yesterday that in ii littlo shop in New York a German had opened up his store so that German women tlirougliout. the city might go in and lcuve their jewellery so that ho might sell it and send it for tho relief of thc wounded Gerinaii soldiers. Anil that little shop. day und night, streamed with Gernian women leaving their gifts of jewellery, gold and sil- vcr, nyc, cvcn wedding rings! I read that in that some city ii llelglan has begun to solicit aid from not only the adults but children as well for the suftcrers in ilclgium! "

ills Iloiiour then went on to speak

of thc evil of inculcutlng into the miiids of children ri wrong conception of pzilriotisni. 'Fheir patriotism should not bc n blind hntred of other nations, lt was not twenty years since he hoard thc sciitliiieiit openly expressed that. tho time was noi. far distniit when the

and Franca were Allies. The Ger- mans, when the war is over, will gain one ndvantnge. and that ls, that the Prussian autocratic rule will be n. thing of the pniit; and you and your children will be able to extend the hand of fellowship to the German

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