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' as 'the More_ Favorable Ito Hohezizollern _Success---thxe 'Manifesto of _Sir Wilfrid Laurier,

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IIIISUIIIIY IISI

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GAIlDIIIAN MEETING SIR ROBERT l___BOR|)|§|i| IISIANIJERSI IN 'pATR|()T |_pIU|)5 _ ~

I INNEIV ATTENIIEU' HERE-THURSDAY NEXT ._ qrgnin Entioit

- The joint political meetinglat Cardi- and the Bri-tish Empire, Canada as u ~ ° ~ ~ Yesif*-""l1\Y =1l\li0u1iviiig that Acting

an on Wednesday night was splen part oi! that Empire and Prince Ed Burirbardlm; .liinim l-‘_ si;-;1ln_ Arm I ¢ . ' »

- I an Editorial A earm in the Pm-German

_-\n oilicial cubic \`v:ig reeelvetl

didiy attended. _ _ wm-11 lglanll as u pm-I of Canada wero _ _ _ ' _ lnr_\. was adinit.te_d to the 99th l~‘ii=lr n g

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w£r.t_;t igagdigpen spI_i_i_;i_i(l;;_e__. ;l:'_rIy;;___Ir\to -the vortex oi' this titaule

tant i r train

, _ 0

were Mr. Jas. Mclsauc, the Union- i “But itlanada did not. approach her l url ' - I '- " 11 - ,

i didt M.J.J. - ._ l , "-' ‘~ ' '___ r ‘ ' ‘ `_lr ' ' , Bt C9-ll 11 9 Bild r llughes <irtv_with trmidity or hesitation she _I _ t _:Id I__r_f__s__l;1_Ie ._I__iir1r§<;___Strari_i_iev_t_;r____

the Laurier Liberal candidate.

did- tar more than was expected ot

Quite a number ot' feminine voters her. In a brief time 33_000 men were _ - _ to enlisting he was ernployerl with .\lr_ » °"""“""'"‘*'-°‘

(‘ ll ll Longwortlt and one oi' ('liar-

were presefnt ami the orderliness and on their WHY to France to fight a . - _ = ~ ~ ~ . _ - ~ ~ c0\1l't6S-Y Ol’ the audience was excep- ll0I`<l\'-' Of 125,000,000 Austro~Germans Bo?I;lA?YAéXI)gf,Y;]('~, Ii9`I`;lSv1:; “l§5f"‘» ill)-*`l‘n‘l"` "Il“I"i~l""_l*"}t~" lmI"` loi,tetown’.~: most. popular _voting men. ,\ r(~I~I-III iggm- I-,|' ilu- XI-\\~ \'l,I»l; I-fi,-r-IIi;If_I lwtqf C(,nI_»,_ine(| an zu-tick tional. who hall. been preparing for over 40 ' '_ ' " _ . ‘ ` not yet teen ‘unite nit it is pro 1- llis many iricirils will slricerely hope _ _ - Q- r~ ~ . . . _ »

, wars for the (_m_nuge which has 0.___ dr_iy alter noon for the Maritime Pro- _[mc the Market Hn" _md I,___m__ for his spgcdv and mmpme __P__ov__r_\ umiiiiciirlrng _ Ir_ \\ilfrrf_I I..niritr._.rnrI _toiitltiiirrrtigthc Borden Gov-

VHCG Where hi* Hlnlllllign Will DL' ~ I I Mr I- I ernment for tlisirxtuclirsing thc :ilu-n tri-ririirii vote, I~li<- Patriot Wed.

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MR. JAS. M¢|SAAC_ currcd. _ _ S' ' I _ I _ . ,_ ' - ' ` ‘ ,' , _ , _ liotli his parents are tent, ‘ s. _ ._ ' _ -

tontinued. Dates tot tht. inr_etinI_s oi \\ ales College will lit. <_n;_{.tgtrl “,I_mm_k_ mm _\vmm___ ___ an _mm _m,_q,In}. ,I“mL,,I II“_,§_ and mI(I`,(I_

who opened the meeting. told of the pleasure he had in speaking 'to the audience on the important questions` ot' tho day involved in the present election. ,

“ln this election," he said, “we are concerned with questions oi' the most serious moment. We-the people of Prince Edward island, oi' Canada, ot' (irc-at Britain-are engaged in a. tro- mendous war, it titanic struggle corn- pared with which all other wars luivc been mere skirmislies.

‘_‘The majority of us know but. little

about the war, but that little apalls us. We have but It nnoillcuin ot' kiiow~ ledge oi' the m.agnlt.iidc» ol’ the task in which fthe Allies -are engaged. ltr order t.o appreciate Canaclws position and accomplishments in the war we need to go buck it few years and see tfanada a nation of peace- as it was' in the early summer of 1914. Now we must consider how Canada came into the war, the steps necessary for t.he nation to carry on her part. and the duties iiow resl.ing on Canada so that Great Britain and her Allies may win the war. _

“Up to 1914 Caiiaiia. follows.-':l the

oven trend oi her way, ll peaceful mi-

tion, carving out an enviable position

111110115 the leading countries ot`_the

earth. Then the-twat' cloud -lrurst

"The work which Canada did then

and since has done, and is doing now

has turnedi on her the adimiring gaze of the wor d, foremost among thecon- gratulntions being the praise from our noiglibor across the border, tho United States, which lius freely ad~ mitted tlint (Jnruidit has taught her fi lesson.

"From 1914 down the necessary ro-

cruits were coming i'0rtii by voluii- tary enlistment. ln 1916 Great llrif tain saw thai. the voluntary system was not suiliclcnt for licr needs and then was instituted u military servlet- law similar to that now in operation lu t‘-unadrr, '

“At'tf-.r' a time tfiiritrtla i`otind it- no-

cvssary in t'ollo\v the cxnrnplo oi' the Motlu-r (‘ountry,-but before putting such a..iirw on the statute books the leuder of the government, Sir Robert Borden invited Sir \Vili'i'iil Laurier 10 lllllle with the government to get his followers and' i'orm n non-party. National Government. tlrutt worild Ire* a coalition ot` both parties, conip1‘l:~riug

as runny Litre-ral mernbers as there would io tlonservutive inenibers. so that the busirtess ol' tho wut* could |10 Cl\l‘\'i<'<l on with tho utmost. ur\it\' and str-cril=‘:tlrl `

t(‘or\tinur-d on page three)

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CANDIDATES FOR

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The -big race is being run nl. t‘uil

speed' now, 'and tliere is every imii.'u» tion oI` some lively work being doni- lry each <~undlduie whose progr'e.~as has iilkllleil hiin or her prominently in thc list. nn contending for tho top prizes oi’i'ercfl this paper.

Ono week t'rmu tomorrow the rum-

pnlgn clones. This irr¢-nri.~:- Il gi-out deal to the Candidates, and every pcrsoii interested must realize thai, in a short time it will be necessary to make the best showing, possible, so that when the ilnal day arrives, your favorite candidate will not he lagging, due lo failure on his or hor part to take ad- vantage of the opportunity held out in votes. Votes are the all import- ani,_ things, as has been said before. Get the votes, and in large enough numbers, your candidacy become

' i_.

that of a i%able winner. Fail to sec-~

ure the votes and neglect. the oppor tuuit of aining ri large number o

Y S

them on. subscriptions, and the an-

swer_ is failure.

throttl_. _

Nobody entered in the race, and mile-a-ininuti? finish, which will nrukr

wh. _ha worked hard up to tha pres-

o R in though they had never started.

ent time. ' . the _ggmpaign feels that they ure us- ,

wishes to fail Everyone

FINAL SPURT

f the incentive figuratively to throw thc

READY

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iuucii entltlcrl to win as tho cziiidldatr across tIi,, way_ I

The i`ot\ling oi' nbility on your part

to tio in and oiitriistu_ii<-c your rivni or tin- (-:iirtliilzitua against. wlionr you arp, t-.ur|t.i-fritiirrg slronlll give you the ‘rim-.tivll lirspiriitioir diirini; the rouiain- iug dii_v,~I to talm your I-.aurpaign to tim rr-motost I-ornoi' oi' your i'rierrrif. iib_odcs and curry everyllrlng lrel'oi'c y0ll. '

It you are a liuotler, this means,

that today will count. grcntly to your credit and gain in the campaign. Rally your t`riends and seo that they remain loyal' during the rerflalning days ol the race. I

Everything that can be done to help

yourself should be done, Preservance thus far has i'eve'aled the possibility of tinishing a winner, and the kriow- ledge that every winner will own ri highly valuable prizo should furnish

crutch into four-ui if-peed. open the

o wid and settle down to it

all others wvhom you pass' look ,as

`(FOR Ll8T_ OF CANDIDATES

SEE PAGE THREE)

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zulrlress one or more pulilic iiieet- '

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in_ui|rini\ l.,ii|r_bi1ll_eti». iioru thc i.iul\- (Canadian Press Deqpaigh) ol thi: opposing 'iorros drawn up on \Vi'|`[| _'|‘li)~] l'l‘I\i,|/\_\ l\I{l\1|l<]

VIOLENT ENEMY ATTACKS RE- IHEAVY ARTILLERY FIGHTING ON PULSED AND PRISONERS TAKEN TALIAN FRONT.

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i'el»§I-'ni of Suplrivtiil; says to<lu§.~- uf- Wai' ()t'i'ii-<- -tor|ny_ tirinl rr-|iot'I In tflrulnpaigriii., north os' Pinvi' llivvr italian li;rtt¢-|L~\_- ilirei-I

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THE WAR. pulsed a. German attack. _ 'l`Olt0N'l`(), Nov. 510.-~Moderti‘ winds

The tide will be high this ai`ter'uoon ~"'-- ‘

Minard's klnlment Cures Colds, (tc. 10 o‘rlocl<.

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Hit-0

A LETTER TO OUR READERS

l)e:\r Rcntlcr :- `

You have done sonic pri-tt_\~ <lii`ticiilt things in your Iitv.

pcrlizips no one Init you cv:-r l<:iv:\\~ of, it. lint you had your stre- nuous fight and you won it with ilu- \'t~i~_v Inst ouiwt- ot' _\~oui' eri<‘t'g_f_\'-tlie Inst l1re:1tlr_ so to _<I»i':il<.

Now tlicn, this \"ietor_\' Loan vaiuipaigri, now drawing to rt

closc. is your tiglit iu :i rtntioiinl sense. You- have :i _slrarrc in the total rvspou sihility (mul the toinl uppoi'tuiiit_v). You liavc :r shzirc too iii thc in-cd for "tlic last piisli," thc Final struggle that puts thc loziii “:\t`ross_" _

- ‘ ' . .

I |imi`t fail your tuition. I)oii`t tail _\-our iicigliliors. lloiii

full vtrtiiwcl I lf \'oti'\'c lrouglrt our lroiul---~l\\tv n s<-eoiul. li

"' ” "' 4 f » uunMnmmmm mum-' , Miners. timm-

h rl m blood for you, you shouhpshed your cont or m _ _

lt Pin willing to n e if

there have notfyct been tic-t`initf\_l,v for the meetings. It \\':t>' tiotl

. _ _ - l'now last ni 'ht :t \'Ii:t th -t"

_lutmintiou \\':is reectvc<_l here last I`,m.I_<n0f the p¥;.(.I\,II']lC(_ IIN? III,§iIn;__,_I PT5 5YLVE_§_TE:c1|_-'Elm/I5' KI'-I-ED

luster, bir Roliert l.. lior<_leII_ and ing; 'phil Iclegmmg Iodm. Img Mr. Thornng Lewis, St, Petm~’.-, has

I ~ ~ ` ' '~ - -~, - ` -' bot-i oil' 'all otii`_~l li, .‘oi`

ot ltr promrtnt _luiioiitst Leacltrs UOUIICQA mat 5,, RI,I_,PrI WIII I€m.(_,’ __l _ _D|qf‘\___ YI_m_\;l__ |:`_\____ ll_IT]__d *_:_.

_ U . _ . , . . , , Pt _ syli _tc .

§;_'{“‘l‘>lI"”‘&) U“"l0"'~l°““ "ll for tlrc Maritinre l’r'o\'iiiecS 011 hc-_tion on November din, Pte, Lriwts

nir~< :1_\, eturnber (ith and woulfl _\‘un(|;W nig|,I_ ,_,,IIISII_,I In Vm,,_(,m.(,,_ IL ,»~_ WIIII III.,

if ti young inun ot' vxcelleiit r~lr:ir~nt‘tv.r~

A cniutisit stttittsi

(Canadian Press Despatch) ` i`iglitirrI_-, is in |irogi'e.s.\t ull :rloiig the

PARIS, Nov. itil.----i\|‘tillui‘y :ri-tiuirIi'i'olrl, but rv i`ur'tl|e|~ itiianlry in-tion.;

oe<urr north oi' th Aisne .ind in tin-‘oi irupor'|niri~ nrr i-<-po--ti-it by |b»~

Uut'i\illeIi, thi- urn-rn_v lust irighl ui‘rfr- od at iii->~iir'||1'|i\/of ilrf- :ii I-i|~~|r|_v lront:<.i .___ ,___ . ____ ._.._.__.._______-,, I ____ __________ _______.__.___ . , , si.-ti.o|ANs ni-:Pu se GERMAN AT- GIRL WANTED AT 233 QUEEN S1 . IIE \VEA'1lILli. ~rAl§K. i-:Tir-ii-:rn'_\i3

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1 I;NA BRE , (Canadian Press Despatch) IWANTED--A BOY- APP'-Y 9': TID “° M0 N* ETC l.().\'l)O1\', Nov. 29.-No change in Kelli Sl. 145-'53l

_ thc- British' posltloifs on the (`nmbrai rl'-*°-‘-*.'";°°"'_"'-’”‘°"_'“

TODAY IS THE 1215tl1. DAY OF front is reported in today's oilit-ial WANTED--A CHAMBERMAID- AF

CANADA'S P,ARTICtIPAT|0N iN t-orninunir'ation. Tho llelgians re- ply at 151 Prince St. PL

rising temperature. -"FOR SALE A .LARGE MIRROR.

The highest tenipei‘ature rccordr_~d lrirluire at Guardian.

yesterday was 27 degrees above. Ai i443-11-291.111. 10 u. ni. it wan 253% above at il p. m. ' ---- -~ ---~~ "W lt was 20 above. 'l"lic lowciit llrc pre- ILOST BETWEEN PRINCE EDWAR' vious night was 17 aliovc. ` _ 'l"|icatr~= und l"it'/.roy Btroei lilac'

at 12.11 and tomorrow at 12.57; it will ,rl ‘__ . _I _ ‘_ I I _ V. v ,Q rr-:_ ~ ~ -_ . be high I0nII_,I,,_ a, IIN and mm,,,._ lc <i__niin-I <u_-M. 0 tu- uni. \_-_- __ ___ __._____.__.

ww at I2 .lunres taliill win, coiicli1dorl_;est_<.r- WAN.rED_A GIRL FOR GENERAI

The mmm rIS.,_.___ thIS\ owning M day at the isniu'enie_ court., .Sunirrier-I Imu_u_wm_k_ apply H2 NONII IIIW,

- side. and the jury retired at 12 noon. _ _r, \,I3I

6_2:; _ Rrl_ 143411 .Sr

_ They rc-tiirnerl nt 2,30 with the re- ___ ___ __ __ _

M- d. L- . t N I . _ port that tliero w_a:~\ ii il_isagreeirrent |_os.r__FoUNTAIN PEN BE-IWEEI

mar s mrrnen cures cur? Gia I;I_l_II|;?_|-isin___Ii;I/_o'rI__1it tlit_>_\n<~r_|IIIt\-- I,_ (__ (._ _md Qumn SL |,.Imh_,

- Y . i 'L' i. v ,,_ _,_, ~ ,I

_ COMING EVENTS' ' with d'isehurgcd and tlii\'pr|;iiriet' ro- Nun" INN 'H I ' l i_I(_»_'I,II_29Mr_,II»I_,

,\NN()U`N(}14]NIENTS, iira‘i_rIetI for thc next .sitting ot tht- JOHN A_ ,MacDoNALD_ PROVIN

- ° ‘ ‘ " ‘ "ul " . " l I.und 'S-iurveyor, otilco and rr

(_, _ __ _ _ _ .M]&E1]NGSI EIC. It was liroiiglrt out, in Lin- r..;~oss.oy.I ;;:;m___‘__ H'_|___HmvIH‘__ .|.‘,I_,l,Iwu(

**'l'lro \unu'il Mr-iiting oi tho Vlii' ilrllliilrmilwlililiitil]uirllrhlmlliltiiilili hlrerllili ‘42:H]`Zm1mpd`

_ - 1 I » . I - :‘ ' r' ‘ ' 1 ‘- .~= r‘<.'- ________,_____ _______ ___,_____ ,_ ___

=__,_7 slitlcld l<`arin1\rs ltistltuto will bo li-tltl iou :md sunt to the pcnltciitr:ii~y tor ;RoT.I.|NG SLEIGHS FOR SAL,

§atuqr_tluy, Hin; ls_I at ni._ br'enk_irig into l_rrInr_1lse_s and ;ttI‘-a_ll\r_l.»_I Inq Imported from Bnswn Ihre-, m__(__i_i_;I__\v _ .. ., wi .i<¢ros:I_____i_i: lr_<|i_i_o_i,__I;_iii___;I1__c>-lrtt. ot that tn. im; _mm__l_Iol. Speed SIeIghB_ seat ,WI

. ' . tn. 1' ll ( `. . '

,, - . . , light and strong, \V. S. McKre.

“A grand enteitainment 'inl I do iililllilc ellis? lgdgllir M“lx`gunlrilr]"td 14O7_u'27MMpd

' . t rut - u t. J* . . opl~;<>tt.' at \r~

‘ :li Ill =. `_ ill " ‘, til ' 'ii ' ’

'git bi)\"e:lln¢NNtlayhlDdl‘e.ld1gilt iiitrlilzlgrutixie liglllgiileiit gil 0.~ll1ler(:_>lf folillirulll iioiiil' °FARADoR MACHINE To LET B auspices ot’ Long Creek lied (irons before the court.. A. ('. Saunders tor week or month. Appl? 10 224 EU Society. Aiirriinsion ten cents. plaintit`i's and 'l`nnton and r\r.scruiiilt ton an-ee; 600.10.12Mi

l47I'»~l1-30lVl2I. tor ilefeirthinl. ________________________________

------- ’Ill\<= <‘0\1\1 Iueelfi this inerliins ot »wAN-I-ED__5v VOUNG Mimnrgr,

llilst Einttnllori and on arrival in Frurico what tr'a|rst1>r|‘viI to this Lillh t'anadinii lintinllou. lie wus nn

-ind his death is- a severe blow to ht:

SERGT. LOUIS J. COYLE. GASoED

"Is it not liiirriilintiiig to Iravv tln- iiuprcssion go through

the L`iiilctI .<t:\ti‘s ilint` (`:tn;uI:r is li¢;-lpless politically, that the party iii power' can rrizirtiprilattt- the lrtmclrise, :ts the Ptiissians

rlo, to lcecp ilii~irr.<el\'c< rr prrwt-r?

“How hollow and iirsirict-r'¢ must all our vaporings for de-

rnocrncy and the riglits oi' tree people sound in tlic ears of na- tions and pvoI»l<~ who I<no\\' that wr- irr Cztnndn :ire no better oil' than ilioso we :tt`t`e<`t to :It-sIrist-_ who :ire ruled by the Prus- ~i:ur _litrilwrs irr just such t`:t.~'lrioir :ts ilu- political jurlkers con- Mtitiitiiilg the :tllt:_gt~<I uiiioir ztrlirriitisirntlorr nrv determined to

'rule this t‘oiiirtr_\'." l

_ ‘|___I_h____'___\_" __(_1aII_v___'_ wIm'wn_ MW [IM 'l`ln~ editor ot' the .\'t-w Yor-It Iiv<~rririI_;' Poet is it German born in

IIWD §y,,,Im,II_,. UI- _'III In his S,,,.I.m,._ i;It-i‘rii;irr_v oi In-riir:ut p:tr'eiils_ I'i'our tht- oiitlireak oi the war the New

1 \or'l' '_vt~:riii;_g Post wzts irotorioii ly pro ticiwrrzui, ind during the Cri-

\ I ~ - 1

ical pcriotl just lieforc I'r'esiil<-tit \\'ilsoii fleclared war on Germany, the I \ciiiii;_, Post tarrurl on .t \igorous taiiipaigu in favour of the United

Mrs Stephen Coyle. 10h Ritlrrnonr _

I . _ _ , , ._ .

A St. role(-ivcd word y'estei°tlny mortlint timmfs runmllllnis “<`lllml~ ._

2 . at ter Soi Ser t. Louis Jnrnes (‘oyi~ _ lhis is thc authorit_\‘ wlncli the I’:ttriot now quotes as a supporter

th l i, _ Q has lriion sevci‘ely gussed. Hg cnlistet’ of _\`i|~ \\"ill'ri(] [_;|III-IL-I-_

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'l'°l°~l'*l"l"\"l_~°l'°l¢'I'4»'!°-|~'l"l'°|°°l'-I-~

In this column advts. are Inlertei

at two cents per word net.

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lilusli lrolt. l<`Iriil<\.r~ lcnvo at th’ off' - iisiriimyiz N

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liostlny. it num ot iiioiio;I'. _I-Int." please report to l'cariions t.rir<_-or irtorc. (`or. Princii nnd \va|¢_~r b_ and rot'.ei\'e i‘t-ward. 1.4-'»~l»\l-’

*FOXES FOR SALE-1 PAIR STAN

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FR_\N__E_ Nm__ Z___*_I\$S___ __r__S§_____tII___I_IIdsI_r;_I__ h_____Ii_r mm ____On who _WS I_nIis,ed_ _ight on thc .sulrlui \_\l_n<I_i tht t.it._rr<li.rrr lr.r>_l1l<.i.~iiit in wpfodiicing for Fontaine Notre `i)ume wus itrrlziy \'ii'-Ilu tlip Argonne \ve.\‘t ol* the .-\lsue wc -1”*-’_°’1”_' iw °nh'L:Ihl0ImWm 01 "H" “lm lm-QI" he mlglcd by the Patnots lauda'

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lllllllb' 1104112111'-‘i lilllil. over \\'I\|<'lt'i;rf:lc<I the (it.-‘rrnau lines .ind lirouglti I .\ 5 _ ' swirled a new-r ending dt-lttgv ri" lrtivk ten pr_isoricr'.~¢. ` l_lr<~ lust issue iii tltztt f\i~\\' \ot'l; wt-I-l\'l_v iicwspapcr, The Nation,

_ _ _ . ~ _ toulziiris :ur ztrtirlt- Irv .\Ii'_ tlswxrhl li:ti'i't.~'oii Villnrd, with which the

'lisirilrtiiors ot' I.:tui'it~i' v:ririI>;tig_{ti litci':tiiirt- nrt- likely to make the peo-

eitlter :-iidc oi' this lrlood ilreirrltetl lit-INov. 29.---li‘i'esl1 Austiuirt i't-ii\t'oi't-v»I _ . _ _ _ _ tic hamlet. A lrriglit wnrirr suit wait rneuts lin-rrioil trout tho llign |`rontI _ IN" ‘Ii (i‘m“l"~ l"`ll“"` ‘“"I"'"l"‘l ‘him “`“` Vim III “U5 Shnrf notice- It shining down from an almost cloud- wer- ' v `tl\rov'ii into the lritllo . 's uiititlcd °`I.nui‘it'i" \'ci‘_s\i.-i l'»ur<I(-it " li' it had not been Signed We

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::”;Ilskf;:,1I:'Il:'\ ‘nl m‘Zl‘m't 'mm ;`hI""`.’ ‘l‘I’ll"y “ 7"’ film" “’ l’r"“l‘ ill" _'Nl -I,II)(NfI\’|1;|.~I\|, \il,r,_ ;g9_.....'I~I,,, Ilolgr-r ilioiilrl Iiatvv sci ii dowii to that otlit-r ttrip:it'r|al publicist, Hon. William _ "‘:“ v‘i.'z ‘ '~; .' ir .'1 ‘_ "\\ ' ‘ ‘ " _ ~ »- » - ~ ,Ish `;_`,.(,0I,;`._ ‘I-zu. III :,:I'_:fll‘;_`l_l_'\f1,f,I "II,II;;;:"I.=;;:f:?(:‘;" ga2?‘;;"§I,Ig|,_Il;f,,,.iI'lfT,:'Il_I to-day lie-gan io draw _rn tho d_i~agIr|ci Lyon .\Iut'l<c_riz|c l\_rri_L[_ _ It nuty Ire, irulct-il, _tlrrit it .\lr. Villard had_ throw iut.o hold rclloi thc nwful pic-‘iu'_: the pnst sixty' hours. ltepontod “Ih“`h_ _l"’i”)._l‘f5_‘l_“ [U_"°w']1°:_‘vl‘H"‘h____;l intl t'otul_\ HI' l1<’C1l!~`l0ti to i‘et'i~r to the zttitllorittes of his romance, he ture ol- Ile.\toliit.ion and <-_aruiago wttnm ztttiu-its have been thrown bar-k with ;l,_‘i)I'(‘_']'°I”:_l (FIISIAUIKIUIIMOIIWII-EI .voiild have ui:i<I<~ ncl<iio\\'Ictlgtrierit of nssistzitiec rendered by the adhe- um "°"l"'e"‘ "1 'ms "‘H““"'. u""““l' l“f`”“’-" "‘°““"“~ l"igh"I"*i 0" 'IW I"‘“""`- IIN. `(\IIIII`,,,-,. q(.,,,i,.,. MI ‘ ‘ent of thc Order ot thc \\'hitc l’lurri<-, who iutcrnirts his labors for the wlilcilr all day yt-.si,cr'd:|y_ grim death i’iavc luis slrrwetl up. the ont_-ru_v_:_rp~~ ' __;_;_____'____;_'____ {,,C]\-(_I‘l.]|I.r IIISIIIUII. II, mn as H I_mU.I,.I- CmI(II(IaI(_ in North York From had :»t...tllu>tl nrrtnng the uoritoiidiiilx lurrmitly rettllzlng his utter iriztliillly -. - 1 » _ , , I _ I. \'I. \,"I| . 'I ' wllrrim-s_ II, ,,I~I-MI I, ,.,.,,,,_.,I,m II,(,,,,__ Mimrws Linimem cures Dmempen iit_cri1.il 1-\'r<lt-rite we i;.i_t i<-r_ ti.1_t _ Ir. i ard riia<l_c .i pigrrmage to Ot-

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to olrtniii tht irrspirutiort im us nrtic e say

_ "I{ect-iitly nn .I\iiiei'i<r:iri. entering Czuiada, was held up by :tit iiislrevtirr :iitfl tlii't-:itvncrl with fletetitiort becztusc he llapperl- <~<I to Irv Iiorri in il<‘rin:m_\', :ts .\I:irI< 'I`\\'aIn put it, 'During the tt~iiipoi':tr‘_\' :rlrst-irev oi his Irrirt-tits" The iirspcctor, wh0s¢ :rem-tit \\'.'t< iirrtiii\l.'il<:tlrlt', was <»l><ltit';it<' until lie aSl(L‘d tht tr';t\‘t-ll<‘r \\lt:ti \\:r~ lrl~ urisxsiorr to t`:ti\a<l.'r. "I`o call_ upon Sir \\`iIt'ri1I I.;ttii'l<‘i',` w:t\ tIu~ i'<‘-pl_‘_'_ 'Sir' \\"Ilfrld ff’ The inspotttor fairly' l>o\\'<-il to tl1e_Qi'<»tir1tl :tml lt:tsi.il_\' said: ‘lf yOu have Come to we 'Sli' \\`iIti'i<I. the <looi'~ :uw opt-n,’ in exactly the tone in wlrirli ;r l’up:tl,liii;ii>rl inight lrnvr- :rpologizcd for stopping the I'r-<-l:rtt- t-lost-.<r to tht- I’-rpr-_ _\.`o rm-rv sovereign could inspire the oI»\'i<»it_~` |'r~\'\'i'<'i\i‘r‘ of this ittsprflfrr for (lie veteran-of Ct-1~

riaflinrr poIiti\‘~‘.” _ Ui ijfritizse. th<- t|':r\'t'lcr' iir tIii<'stio|r may have been, not Mr. _

."illard, Init _sorirc otlicr' .\un-r'ic:m who was born in Germany: Mr. iillztrtl liimst-lt' Ilrst saw the light iii \r\`-icsbarlcn, but that did not make rim a German, <~\'i>n tlirmglt, as the factis, Germany was the Fathtr~ md of the man wliose sort he was. 'l`he elder Villard, Whose hB.n‘I¢; ve understand, was origirmlly inorc Tciitonic in form, was a uat1‘il’~ rlized citizen of tlrt- Lfnitcd .\`t:rte`_<_ .\lr_ Usivald Garrison Villard's Gef- :inii niieestry :uid the :ieehlvirt of his lrirth in .1 Vrernian town may have ind nothing to do with tht- war stairrl takeii in his paper, the New York iyoniiig Post, but soi‘ut'~ oi' that. Ir:tper`s r\irir-ricau contemporaries and ‘izrtiy of .\li'. \'ilI:tr<I`s ft~lIo\\'-citlzi-Irs weri- wratliful :tt the l’0st’s ina~ llity to <lo jusliev to Iii'lt:tIir :tml thc other powers in ‘the alliance gziiiist tlcrmzmy. 'Ili-(orc the United .\`tatcs_ entered the war the Post eetiie<l, not iiciitrnl. lint ut' pro-t lvrrritiri leaning. \\'licn it could mo- ieritzirili' resist tin- (lcrtriuri warp cnoiigli to tain: cm the fair pose it reked the :tri to ui:tl<<- the et`t't-ct slriciwt--Iookiiig. Its efforts to that nd seeineil to lrzivt- irpoii tltrnr tin' liiiltcrir-rrinrk that is so commonly otintl on wlrni is char:tt‘tei'i~tit‘:tlIv (I<'rirt:ru_ The New York Even- IK I-rm, IwI,I I,, Imt~it`I<rri :md to'\-oluritzrryisrrr its influence was trougly :tgaiirst ili~- l`irltt-il Stzruis giriiig to \\'.'tt‘,_:\n<l, g€n0l'I\liy SP€flk‘ ng, thc “lrypln-ri:rt<‘<l" had no fault io rind with it on thc score ol tol- rnitre, If it had Irvs-ir tlit- l’i'¢-.<l1It‘iit oi' editor of the New York Tunes, he .\`t-w York 'I`rilruirc. thc New Yorlc Suu, thc New York Herald, 0|' hc New York \\'orI<l who ivrotc tht' :irtiele in The Nation it would have ~cri more _t;r:ttit'\‘iiig to Sir' Wilfrid because the ribiite would lizivc liccu /' rt-irdi.-red by men who have been eiicrous of tlicir syinpatliy with the liritctitc l’o\\'ci's since the be¥im'ling ri the war, and have bccn st;iI\\'m‘t supporters of their country S belli- 'ercnev froni_tlic iirst. Tint nom- ot the tncn at the head of any of hesc iic\\'sIrnpcrs or oi' thi- lqzrrling ricivspapers of any of the other grelt *ities nt~ro_ss the lint- wout<l write in romrnendatioii oi Sir Wilirid's

ou,-_<,. 5,, Ilw “-_~,I- In \lr_ \`ill:trd lras written. _ _

'i`lr<~ \'iil:ir-d ;u~tit~lt~ is too I».irti_s:m. too adulatory. lt could scarce-

y lr:t\'t~ liven more so had it In-vii uizulc to nrtlcr. Some Canadians may reverciu`e" Sir \\'iIfri'rI more tliztrr they do thc “mere sovereign" at lic lit-:rd of the liriti<li_ but also ilufrc :rrt~ some Americans who re- crctiec thc l\`:ri.~‘i-i‘ iiiori- than they do the President of the United §t:itc_='. \\'licii _-\tin~t‘ic:\iis wl1o<e opinions we value most highly aft: ipplnuiliirig Sir' Rolrcrt Ilorilcu for his conduct of the Countfy's affairs liiri|r;.( the \\':ti'-litrrc. tlie false \\'liiii~_~‘_~' lroritc by Mr. Villard c_&ll be U- owi-rl to p;r~_- iuiiroticcd its :irc thc lrlttcr untruths that come from I-~i‘irr:rir_\' zrlroui llrit:riu_ (`oiitr:tr‘_v to .\lr. \"illard'S stltemétlf, Sit' \’rrI»»-rt I\or<Ii'n tltrl not .say that roiiscriptlou was forced Oh C8n&Ha»l)¢-j .ui_~i- Sir Nolrt-rt pi-otrii_<t-tl it to thc Canadians in_ the trenches in "r1.irut~_ \\'iII _\Ii'. \`llI:u'<l imiiw thc "Conset'\'ativc Miniibef" who 'I\ri\':iii-l_\' _~t:u<~s" that rtriisri-iptioii was "forced on Cnimda by pressure

tri tri _\ 'xrflit g, , ' ‘ ' ‘- _ ‘ , "n:\u<l :titer its <leci.<imr to corrscript ?" ln_ fairness to his _Own Gmintry he ought to lie rt-qiiired to name thc Minister. Others believe, he_,9ay8, that the eoiiscriptioii wn_~‘ ordt-rctl in tht- inldfest Of British Imp¢l’ill |ls~

_ pirations when Sir l\‘oln~rt llordun wasin Loiidon. lt_ would lookas it

Mr. Villzrrd were trying to show :iuimus agaittst_hls 0v_m Coutitfy-_A

iolir \\liilc 'iiiig what help he can to Laurier agonist. th! WDP

ent cures gnrgefln cows tl'0l\f|I\\\t“| ‘Nl i‘l\K‘f \l\l‘0°l .

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