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_ _ _ _ _ _ F __ n __ ' f_1‘_l;tB_cH{lRLo'1”rE'roWNi_ QUARDIAN _ ,rnnn or inf; _ NINE

IVER ARY

li Rev. » I

_ _ y Dr. l"$ullerton,' ol. Moore, Major Weeks, . S. Consul Frost and others. _ Proposal to place _annual fcelehr»il'n~ on more A er ' `

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0 BTTLEOFPAARDl2BlillG»

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1 »'» l A LA D VETERANS

p manent footing heartily endorsed as

an encoura ement to the s ol Petri

’I'hers.was a large gathering in the

'Armourhs on Frilday evening when, amidst keen enthusiasm, the annlver. sary of .Paardeberg was celebrated by. a.Re-Union of the Veterans. The majority of those who attended were attired in uniform, and they pmgeng ed a striking spectacle as they took their seats- when the President, tha mv. l)r._’l`. F. Fullerton, ollencd' the proceedings. l

'I’<l1I3,‘0/WEB. flfilia piano solo by Professor F. T. Watkis, who was loudly appiiiuded on_an`excellent per- forlnajlcb.

Dr. flifilllelion then delivered an ad- dress -which was characterised by un. usllal eloquence. :It was fitting, he said. that a few remarks should bn made as towhy they celebrated Paar-_ deberg. 'I-is need not tell them, who --ere iutorestedlin the South African campaign and its issue, that the day 'was celebrated throughout tha length and breadth of this great Dominion. (-Hear, hear.) Every Gov- ernor General, since the battle, had celebrated the occasion in Govern- ment Houls; but in addition to the otlicial_celebra.t'ion in Ottawa there was also a gathering, such aa they had there that evening, in every prov. ‘Il0°. miwflng with the approhation of the citizens and pnrtailing more or lcs`s"ol a militury nature. There- fore one justifiable reason why they celebrated Paardeberg here was that they were keepin-g in line with the leading men in Canada. In this Is- land more than in most ,parts of Canada they realized it to be a llounden duty to assemble on the Zlth of February that they might express their admiration' for the splendid rllsructers of those connected with our Island who so nobly laid down their liver for the limpirr on our occasion. The part the Canadians lllllyad in the great campaign, par- ticularly in the issue of Paardcberg, wasnot making for llar; it was mah. ing for,peace_ He need not tell them how oilicial diplomacy an-d deceit actually played a prnmlnent part in setting the whole press of Europe

against Britain. Hated gba was. but w cn l_ -_-,,$i§|:_lcarLamlt'y -she was pre- ripitn\t& I _that campaign in South

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thought tlth_t'she had met with n

country and a fight that would sim- rightly too, will be lost forever. We

ply overwhelm her-and for a time it

looked as lfollgb it ml ht he thus~ Flag, one Fleet) one Throhe; and

_ that should thrill us, particulllarly on

UBYIOD. fillllii. and Cana-dn.ralllied an occasion like this, when we recall round the standard-then was Eng- the

_ g ,` laid down their lives in honor of the

lls shefltiii is, by the European Pow Flag. (Loud Cheers-)"

_ 8 lint when ‘men from- the Antipodes

land despised no lon er, but feared

era tollaynllmply because it was real- ized th`a't_wfi-stand together, that- we Cl-lnnctgbe severed in our interests, that he_~ .who injures South Africa injures"*_Calf\ifda, Australia as well as

force that would do wmng to Can. was not too mllch of ll good thing. ulla wolildjat the same time injure us .\ustral_ih,__"Iqdla, Africa and the M0-| story which hc tolli, ol thc farmer ther Ldlifd,-5Never_was Brltni'n in thisl whose row :lied und, without ado,

g g» uns salted for consumption 'by him

the la~thu‘*;_;_ano it was n rntlnluo _nlni his lnnnl_v_ A nlnnp was nnlor- licll. f_ j'__s§,eake'r, to knowfthau tllnatn enollggll to die after `i>llll cow

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great Elhpihl soiwellled to ether n

the blflpd o _ `r"'ybiillg Islanders had und the fa.rn:ol"s sun .lnhn was sent

.Hone to cgliih' ttltat st*l'ong-lh.|.wollld

2 pl `otism t among the youth of the Country

lihed to thank the many lvho had' wi

ll ucvcr be allo.wcd to pass with- p t some colchrlltioll such ` l

revlouslv iii the history U( Briti5\|'llf "Nu, till" l‘.ll\llLll<'l'l'd Ilv vlllil'|i.l_'|li_.illvrvll ll. l~\'l'l‘ill'lli lltvlr, tllllt, vlflltlfr-

*Wada |189 8 Part to play and that

elf respect she must opiay that part

into a cave and an old boar rushed madly alter him; but he had just reached the mollthnf the cave when ce the man olltside grabbed him by t.l1e‘

tail and thlls prevented his teafin

e cd ln the nnost definite ay that generously and spontaneously cl_1lt4-i-‘ou

uted to make the celebratio the ln

R "__ _ _ 1 s_, lit _they had _w C l

tofy Of the men who were hunting to gi-ve a solo, which he san well li

lllisht illller in natal i,

._ ln

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theboars.. One of the men lumped and for which hewas loudly cheered. c H

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i she is to retain her manhood and success that they were bound :to pl

e was followed by Mr, `Pal`-har

ooper, who was encored for an-ex. nificant that the contingent inisouth t ilent song. _ Africa that stood solidly together I

The Chairman

_ as this.

thc little room yonder I had t/he easure oi’ enlisting the men, and I'

“___~ » are lt. (_Applanse_) A felt. that it wnr one nl ure proudest __ 0 (L. eers.) The Doctor here related u Mr. Arthur Bruce was called ~\lpon episodes ill my |ifc~the occasion to p l

B ‘ ' o that. (Applallsc)" such wer-e_ the

cncllldillg words of :the Colonel, t

The Gha'il‘mull:~It is certainly sig-

then requested Col_|withollt onc hrcak or lllpsc was thc:h

oore to speak. Tile Colonel said combined cnntil,;n-lt rhnl came from'

annals. As the attacking party url chccl'llll,'.) lil- lv.-is pillasrll to ln~ lllull wnil llllllllv llppilrlllll-l|_ v

nnced to within 620 paces of the present to ndd his words of :ll1lll'<‘Cl=l l enemy'on that 27th of February, `ti0n of wllnt wns done hy l’l'illl-<- Fri- I 1900 th 'men in the foremost com-'\~i-l'll lslllllll ill 1809, t<`llrcl'sl. \

Illv l-_lllllpllllv lt tlllll l-‘i.ll:‘- "--lllrll ll the l'l-frcl-llllncllt. rlloul, win-l.: t_|ii;v ll‘ll1l:ll tllllllvirlvlrll to vollrfl, Lo;l_ cllkl:

any were men of Pringe Edward 15.' L'»l||>tnln Slltlw wus till: nllrl spcllll- "lid '1flli""l’-'llUf|fl€N-

land, _(Cheers), And lt was the ac. cr, who, lifter il few short pl'r,lll llll l llal HllduCity and daring of those ar lenlnlki- ll \\.l of illtlolilllinlll l

_iftl-l' llllllrhooll tllc rlccllllll :l._l't lil llc |ll'\»l,'l‘llllll1- wus lcll bv 'l \'<ll' l

alter the hapless chap inside. After t some delay the fellow in the cave, t impatient and anxious-to' know what|w his comrade was doing, enquired rn-»

lit was the first. time in the histol

the day on which the despatch i-each.

st colony in (Jnnuda, the Island hi-ld 0 ébeen asked to furnish a contingent l.icut_ Ritchie and lil~_ Rollins ill it - \

‘ed him, aslllllg nlm to enroll u con.

hilt he WaB delighted t0 _M lY)I`6B€l'lt`f.l1c pl'nvinc(‘s (lf New lirlillswick und'

o assist in celebrating tha day wh-it-h Prince lillwnrd island, ltlhners.)

as observed all over the British Emlllre. I-ie was plcused to realize i

- - --_ -------_ that ln Prince Edward Island there'v

, .-_, _ were as good grounds for _thc "ce1c- Light Brigade," and it was ll pleas-‘G

_ hration as anywhere else, The small. llre beyond doubt to hcnr llim.l-le ». lls,l

C _ _ .

Licllit, Bctllunc gzlvc a recitation,

ell sling lllll-t. Mujor Weeks lvas_

t k

of the province that gui,-h 8, call had' llex ns rli by thc Flluirlllllll to ad- come to it, and on the morning of il

M0 _ Wllivh llc nllt l‘.xi>l‘vSai0ll and cy thatfhns always characterized thu it ivaclty, 'on "Tile t‘lull'gc of tlln`u

I colll‘sc, llpl>lillldcd_ 'Fholl lolll>\vi:d't

ross the gutllcl'ill,l;. 'h

lN’l‘i1llil1lS'l`lN(i 'l‘lt}l.l5(ll{AlVlS w

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way that, had the Beige continued, to slly ullythillg tllnt night. lion-

men that so stw58°l`0d the B0ers thai rcgltcd .l llllll_~<ll~ollsyllovlll clllll-fi ‘l i~ H91" 'W l’l-lifcl-nam' linrlow, thc .lil-

hcy at once threw down their arms. lon.” which was lvnll l-new-ivnil. :gum _ _“__ __ ___ ___ ____ ___ _‘___ have no hesitation in saying that Colonel .Stcwlllt in roplv to the "__: _'L' “,‘____ _i("_;:,]_E (h B(fiéL`|L PiL`,_{_;__' nndreds of lives were spared in that Clmirmnn said hr- was n it ui ill l V ‘ ' ’ "

lrlilflf _lllilzlllg in thc clliirlls. 'l‘llls

whose lllvrit needs no superfluous

~ -:_ lll~_ n,w't lx' _ tn:

would have been mutilated. There-:evcl-, he was plonl-lcd to llc pl'lr.~lcnl.. lmmmn I P It urns p

fore while we ceiltlrate a feat in arms He hull hcl-ll lll'el-ll-lit at c\'l°l°y one of |

’lilil~l~ l<ll'\l'lll'd 'l‘llt‘lltl'e, was invitcll

_ ly tlii- (`llllil'lllllll tll give ii sung. Mr.

we also celebrate an exercise of mer-'th ~ v' =. »t 1 l

I e nit- lon. ml-l lugs _lllll owl, \l.lr (

liild born illcrcllsillg in illllllwlr.,

se of arms in connection with our

rent Empire.

Ur_‘Fllllerton, proceeding to suv __ _ hut itlwus un impossibility for Bri- H tain and the United States to he at war in view of the advance of civil-_ isutioll, added. "We rejoice to have L

`llli`Y\S. ililrl' l-lillxillp: “l.lml: lilac thc

_ Kills" ill :l Vllicl- thilt tlll'illr_l till:

_"W ""'_`A-"*' "°`»"_ """""i`A il

lldii-lll‘l-_ lrilrl fill'r:»>ll to l'cspo|nl to ,r

vlll~_lfl-l'<ll|» l-llr<lrr_

l.lo|ll_ l\ll'llilo, ill sl llricl l4l»l~r»l'll_ :.ld ill' tlll»lli'hi Ill' i-xlllrssoil ‘llll lccl-

illlls of on-lv our ill his l-onllulirs _lvlll-ll lil- llillli tllill. lllllv ilillil'rL'.llltoll

llo vlllllllulllslll wllirll- was cvillulllzltfl

ere n re1.rcscntntive of that great l" HP" ""li`i‘l'ilt.l<»il. Hi' ll"!€_‘l ‘“"""'2l."'

|cUuntl.y_ to the south of us and lt the lllllll_lri.illll'fe and lleccrtslty of lllll-

ill give us much pleasure to hear Vf‘l`l<=ll lllilltllrv tl'lllnl;_ '

tlngent for service away out in ,D-0,,,_h A _ ._ _

lfliltlr 11° 1911- la lltf-le nervous lest

the men nere would look upon it ns

tive service at such d' t

ther sharply "what was the matter?" The reply came pronlptly ll-om with- out: “if the tail breaks you will soon know what's wrong." (There was here an outburst of laughter that could not be restrained.) “lf we abolish the forces that exist to- day." said Dr. Fullerton when he could make himself heard above the applause, "our commerce inilst' re- main lulprotected, our ~posi't'i'on of

African B02 ‘litany of those in Euro e 0

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_ Allltltllln RIGGS

Killed at l’aurdeberg', Feb. 27, 1900.

mirience must be surrendered, and he glory in which wc revel, and

tend, as ’i‘enlnyson` said, for one

ll is ance fron.

home. 'l‘h `

tions ln south Amen, ..¢~iy_tl.nt the I B0ldl9l'B 01 llllf l..,licl.l» wclc eligllgleii,‘)

l ess that men would be enrolled, 1 and from all early hour on the morn-

Mr Frost.. ' ' _

' _ ,_ _ lent. of lllllllrlltloll, sold that thrro Ml mom” lc hed that e W1 lwlll no llollllt tllllt. thc Slllltll Afri-

“Uno of tllc colltl‘act.s l lllildc when

gettillg lip this lllltllr," swirl thc 3

rather a large order, to enlllst/ful' nc.; Major, “wus that I l-'ns not to sl-ly 5

nythillg ol do allythillg tonight. U

ey knew uothmg of c(mdi__ (Voice in the ilullic-lice: Question ll-nld 'u_

allglhtelz) Sillri-. l :ull on my _feet, ly lowevcr, i lllllrlt-slly that I nm glad-

lrothgl' ofl`ilecl's llll:l citizel f Char- U

_ ` ll h iv

rcutly appreciated what had ueell aid by Dr. Fllllertoll; but a civilian

Mr. ll. H. Vzllllpbcll, Sl|lll-l‘illtl:llll-

rlll Will' wills our nf lilo glcllt. c|‘li:cll

mung militiumen felt like a jlickllaw lnong pcacocks, (Laughter), Ten ears- had now elapsed since the con~

_ _ _ lllsi I tl c t tr l _ d th

lntlmation wus made through me to be hole tonight to meet our C on o l izrca s Ull§8‘e an e ir -

utstullding features had shaped

is ll _ _

ottetowll ill cclcbl`zl.t.ioll of that ,themselves H' the 'minds of co le' I

they could never do too much ill

the M(§thel‘_`[ltiuntry, and that the honor nf the day they celebrated, lt

_ _ _ __ _ _ to _ _ any llnlireakalililr-llility. He respected which wnrl applied to the curllnss,

fact that two of our best sons

COULD N0'l‘ BE TAUKLED.

The speulrer went on to say that

was thu case ill the following

bring up l»lllothcr llllpplyllll Suit.

the mall wilostood up for peace, and' which ill turn was used to stock the

he would Ieyftliat no 'man desired

in-ace more than they who had hennfsnmc nrocefls of lllrrsllrvlllivll WHS Oll- through t'h'e-fgreat campaign. Bllt_, served, At length the farmelvs mother when they considered the dark times severed her earthly connectaoll with in Europe,_.wl.\el‘e would 'Europe be the lllmlily, _nnti with religious regu-

ll Napoleon sin his nmhltlon, in his l rnpaclty, in his cruelty, had been ul-

nver the whole' of lilurope? Would it' r

not have mace one linger ol clvlll'/.n-‘mv zrluld~n».lli~her~" lllllllll \l\"ll*‘i"" tion go back’ on the dial? Those mell and chccrs.)

who believed 'that we were spending

too much.ul'\=ar'ms and on the Navy _abolished for ever," continllcll tllc should take into consideration the Doctor, "but we rlrll ll0l'lf‘»“HY 1"“U‘ fact that thiile things were forced fied in honollring this llrly. thllt by' ‘lpon us by conditions that we did its success, brought llhout liY U19 not create and circumstances that'nrtion of the (_`»anlrdinn_contillgents we could' not control. The speaker re- in

ferred to _wli_s`i¢ had occurred in the e l'lernlan` Par _iimentl recently when they simply. laughed at the proposal

to have a hbltdfély in the building ol .t ships for th!" avy. They simply t

lou'keli»\|Pon_'l.°las an Iilniglish "'bl|uf'l."' I»tnp¢rl'4l1l_9m. than ever before!" Dr. to use ‘lin `» " 'l-icanfexpreeeion, and Fullerton_was heartily l1l_>l>\l1\ld‘“l 0"

the conclusion of his address_._He of-

than three _ t Dreadnoughts per fared, on behalf oi Mr. 1-iyndman and vm lleglniil “g ln ms. seth parties nr. Bagncll, »ll><>l<»lzl°l~‘ f°f file" ‘"-

they were ered to add no fewer

ln Canaliiugli acknowledged that 3

y_ 0 _ _

thiy had a pihlget right to contributevtheir regrets, he said. llnd _wished to_..the defeligdfpf their country. Theylthem to be exPl'0°9°il *=\1°"°~ H” “lm

salt. Hut .lollll mlacll at_l°cllllu|ls ob-

lowed to exercise ungovcrned sway' jcctions llcrc. _"l tllcklcll ull the

_which meant the llrenillngol thll battle, a success in tllrn that lllclifit

arder. Later on ll sow died and the

nrity, John was ordered to get the

ost," he protested, "but I l’lll1'ff0M»

"Some thillgs pooplc lvuulli ll\i€

conjunction wilh thc iillylll l"~U8l""

ers, meant thc sllrreliller of (Tunic.

hat Europe stood more iii flint Of hé British Arms, of what, we cnli

bilit t attend They had sent

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ing after that llnnouncemlent he hud callers at his house. Two or three were keenly anxious to enlist. Hel asked them if they realized Whitt iii here reall the telclgrilms. The first t meant lf “WY realized that the tnsk was; Brignllc llrliers of the tile Nille- thiy WUI! Hskcd to lrn-derbukc wasltcenth ll1'igil'<lc, issued .Illini 5th. The ll n _ _ __

,two lit‘tlc, tllillgu of interest- “ telcgrrllrls sont. on thc uccasilln of tho ls

to his joy hc found that the menlflnnadialls, with the (lol‘llwnll Shroll c

w ' _ ' counted the costs; and dill-ing the The telegram rand: “The Nineteenth two or three days which it took tai Brigade has llcllicvcd ll record of nm-Qll them og,-hc;-5 went to him urg_ which any infantry might bc Proud. ing that they too might be em-D11ed_ Since the day it -_-:ns formed, Feb-

the number. He had received a tele- half and S0l‘10m fill fllll 1`l1l»i0“B-"

nan- - ~ vatarg of State for the Colonies and 1;; thettghggggzi,a?:idk;;gh‘1l;aTphe§_ was dated March 6, 1900. lt stated' l Mcelsary the némber might’ be, "Canada and thc Emllire have cause

, ' . for pride in the achievements of the

doubled. When the men left-_ for Ro al Canadian Re _ment The _“__ south Africa it was mauled that thetnollncemcnt of thelrg enthllsiasm has

“lend was sending a contmggflt OI; been enthusiastically received in Peir- :vv:_ichg_i_i;)dne_;i_dnnotdly¢;__l_{:l1%;_.p_S_J‘{Y_figment and elsewhere. We send hear- e can ‘,a si- _,t1ti h- d1~. cally able lntelirctnall <l bi ty °°"'"“ "9 9?” “Vu” ep °"“g

~ Y “r‘_ a ° you casualities. Malor Weeks read

morally to take their pizace ln ‘thelanogher telegram from General

l) P fi

nlonlelltolls event. 1 shall read _“comm t'-` mf" that °v°"Y°“° had

verted his low rating ‘as a man ill or-

c going to ll summer picnic. But Blige.-lie was composed nf Royal lings “Tommy Atkins" and at th-_ ~ . . - ~. 'l ‘

ere thoroughly ln earnest They hadl shlres and the Gordon I-li|i,\`llalldcl's. stintfi applause, |

. _ t. e rt,,»Preidcllt ' _ _' _ '

__ of the Board of T.Nx1e_ was than “__._i;al_§;:_l\l:_s;__irl;l_;lc_lll_ tllc_;=_Lle_l.tll;ll oiL_l._h_-_

Instead ofthe contingent which was I‘1lP~I‘y 12. 1900. it has mnrche. six ‘quested by the Chairman to speak. ° mg ' "'_‘4"'f i "“`“ _" ‘_`. " - - , l L. __ 1 L tl (-l gent they could easily have sent: bwlce hundred and twmfy miles Of(-,en on -ML Stewurt said he scamely knew by scnt. thc llslzlllll ill hllllth Ail'iri_l_ lllov (_'_$_?__° m_______f_‘___='iT__;"_;r_‘n rgnidsls _x_\_l;_h

_ _ _what name to address the Chairman dm hqnolw f" u"'“W’\V“' U’ ("“"'m"‘l Y

gram enquiring Whether he mum in_ Another telegram was lrom the Sec- .for he (the Chairman) had been the to Prince l<.il\\'ul'd island illlrl nlniv-».

Paardeberg meetings. (Hear, hear and applause.) The s eaker a l

thc volunteer militifa movement _ll this province ever since his earliest

ow decided that Engiand's was the idc oi civilisation and progress ini

E E

he Boer as u hghtinlg man had di-

ina_ry life. Mr. Frost recited Kip- HOLANI, 1|-_\yl,llll (

L Kllilcd .lt i'.llllllcllcll__, lt.-ll. Ill, lllilo. _

onclusioll of it he was given u.l-!___4~___ __ __ ______ _______

ill tllc lirlliall lilllllilnl, ll tlln 4':-ll llnrl not llllcll ;lllswcl'lll as ii was illa Elllpilu wnllld have begun to llcclly_ Wllv .sllolllii l'l'inl:i\ ldllwllrll lslslill hnlv Ilcclllllc ln. nlllrll illtol-cstcll and i-lcltrd liver illi-_ W1ll".’ it llliis thou sllnlill of lltilos away. lt. wus with

no llcsirl- to llllvc ;|ll\'ort.iaelllollt flint wc fl>|ll,'lll_ Wi- lllllgllt llc-,cilllao wil wrrl: lil'it.ll=ll; llllll wr- wllllld fl ht. il

Sollth Africzlll War” Mlljol' Vieeks the B0" WHY- TM hi ll F87-ill Ol' "

Z l

vcrfy Will' in wllirll Grclll, llritinll

nlil:lll. bl- rllgngcd, sllllllly bccnllsc we l\'nl'.- |ll'itil~lll_ lllcar, llcllr.) Mr.

`llnl|l|ll'|l l-llrllllgly :i<lvoL‘lltl~llll_ili llry tl'aillill;;_ lt. wus llaltiolllll l'_l‘illll»_ o llculcct. lf. .l\ llllill't.l»i.tl-_ |.lclli,_ llitl-hir, Sgt.,

Following this was an “ceuent.\l'hicll sholri-rl thlll, lllosll who \\'ori~' |il'llCL‘. Lililll.. Hllolwl' and rx- h‘gt._

The Hou W Q S wa B ltcr Hr llill llot Lllllik that -lll\ mlb

, all. to thc British ltllnlliro. (i`llci-rs.)

very centre and circumference 0! them' The (_}llllirlllilll, tllllllkillg (‘ol<illl‘l

l’cill<c for llnvilig lllllllvlld tllv llsc of the /\l‘lnl>ll|il:s :lull lol' his l-xlrrlll-llt help in c:~l'ryill;; out thc rolc\lrllt.iUll. askcll tllslf. iyolltlllillllll lil lilly _=llllll‘ thing. i`llI_ l’onkr- lllllllr il llricl speech ill reply, rx|ll'l_>ssill;; his llllnl sllrc nt hcini: ill llttcllrlnllrc l _ A5 fbi- Mnyln- wus nlll. plwlsllllt, rlnilll the (`hllil`l;l<lll_ till: llvxt lice-lt. liwllillll

P h d a -

ways_felt thc greatest admiration folf

recollection. It was well that they should occasionally step aside from the ordinary, everyday duties of life and consider what was done some

. resent. lvcrl-_ clltllllsinlalil- ill tile 1 .lb R“l>i"5- H-'mil ilfl5‘“` MV- Ci"“l'l"`l|""

B010 by Ml' Webb Stanley' p H sllrccil null lllllrc l~llcilrcll.

(Toi, l`rockl>t bl-lzucll to llc oxclll-lrli

sloircll-nlrlkillg, saying that lic llllll

lllllglltllr tllnt. it wus the uol<lier'a rlnty to obey, ordered him tn l'»rl»~ l:ecll_ In tile circlllnstances thc (‘.lllr»- nel could do nothing but speak, lie oxplesst-ll his pluasllro nt. being |l|'r.»<~ l-.nt und llng nbllllt. to nit, dowll wllcll somcolll-_ cllllvll on llilr- to recite thc lllliiln .l:lck_ l’l‘l»f.i‘.st. on tho gcllllll t'lllllncl'a pilrt. who flltlle vlllll llc llllli to ini llllr-:ld with his l'cr“ltatl<lll, lrlllcll thc nlldlrllcc would llrul' i-_ t.ll<.lls:llllis tilnrla llvlli' again.

|.iollt, llr-tllllno toon gllvc »lllllt.lll'l‘

other part of the Dominion. The r

rlillki bwlde BUY msn Bent "Om lH1YlSmit‘h-Dorlien to the Canadians on 'fourteen -years ago, when Prince Ed-

their departure from South Africa. ‘ward Island men took such a splen-

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was thc ox-lvlllyolk llc would t.\llll'l‘ f0rc will llpiill l\ll`_ |‘:ltil|l ill l-lpellk.

AN EX-Iii./\YiIlt Sl’l‘1AKS.

Mr. l’llt,llll sllirl it ll' ls t-.l_'l'i.lli|l|v :liz

unexpected call on him. lt. wus ns ullcxpcctctl lr cull ns wus the liilll <lll

those who lvcnt to South Afric.-l. but he would do his duty us they lllll I

l'l'l'_itni.illll_ which wi-ls follllwcll by it sollg by l\lr_ (lush.

lol. llavilislln wus thc next spl:ak~

cr. l-in lsllill he was Dlcascrl to hour lille tclegrallls road by Major Weeks, l‘¢,»llsiliel~cd proportionately, the lur- l goat, pf-l'ccllt.»lgc of those who llelt. Fllllulia for South Africa were lrom Prince llldwrlrd Island. (Cheers) He had llow l'l=.tll'cd to ilrlvute lifc.

(Lallghtclu) Ho wus on thc Atlantic when ll s fellow-conntl-ynlcll were lighting, and wh-cn he arrived in t_lle_ Old flollntrl/ he fclt anxious to kllow how the i`f|l':il'lott.etown mcll farcll. I-le was eager to get thc newspapers to find mit what the Canadian sui~ fliers. and particularly our own nlen who had Icft thc province, were dn-

of hc rcllll the iinnollnccnlcllt. of the] death of Riggs. Un reaching lliver-

llulilblu' of lllnl:lisllillcll_ with some of '

llmn lil: had brcn ilcqlluilltcd fill' l

y our lllrll who wont out. to /\il‘icil.

a|l|~i|il; ll" lcll. lllnlllst like wi:-lllin',! _ lillllt lil* llllll lwrll ll <'lllll~<\i;lll lllltl ill ll ll Sl‘1lf.llmalll. rlillll‘|Y |l<~l';lll.ai' lil \\'ll;lt. ,r

4|(li||g_ (('li\'t:lr:_| 'l`lll\ lllirr Will’ \\‘;\:4 “-

lldvr-l~l.iill‘llll:llt tilllt. l`;llllilll llild Kill. fl Whml lniliyi-l:lit.ll lvllll t;lkl:ll llc sllllt \\'

tuliltilll: tllf- lllcll lvllll limi plsl‘fl.l~ll'.e<i Fl their duty, illlli so \l'l~ll_ for (`.lll;l\l_l H' and the liritlsll llaltlllll lla \l'l'll_ llc 'l` llllll hllil tilt- lllolll-lalrr to llc l»l‘l‘.S1‘l\tf|

lllld slreakilllr ns un ordinary citizen llc tllollght that thc celelllnt on of l’ilardehcrg Dny should no longer he borne by tlloiib few nf thc Vctermls who rcnlnilled_ Hs thollght it was thc rlutv of the citizlms to ont»cl'taill the Vctr-runs. He said that there was no nlorll loyal spot in all Gallatin than |’_ Ill. Island. Hn wished to en- dorse everything that had been sold

ing. in the first pupcr he got holll that night.

fir. Fllilel-ton. ill-n few closing re-

marks, said tllut that “night was un-

pnnl lm Wm, mp( 0,, thc pm- by ,, llllestiomlbly one of tho Lest and

noni, sllcinl ho had ever spent. Front llrl stlllnlpnint of culture and enter-

lnllnv yvnr" ilrld it gnvc llilll lzrrzlt l“i"'"""l" it 'md hee" uceptmnlnny ' "' f ' ~ . _ I u f l Illcllsllrll ill Ill-ill' lvllllf. llull lrecll llollc _v_`_:|H "pmt H the nam 0 un 0" ll

lnlf of till- Stlllth African Vctor-

AH dm_i,,,-_ ilill l“l".V l" [""lfl"l\'l that ;l_llnf Assllcllltlllll to which he lllul the

lilollr to bnllllg llllll ol llllicll hr- .-.- prilllii to lm i’rcsill.'llt ('llthlilll:h|

\\f 1

li 1- llill llllt, lllloll' wllll lllllllfi llllll

loosiliolli, or when llc was mllllc so -

tilt* I'|'illl'c l~l<\\l/lirll lslullrl lr'l‘ll wort* lillllrlilrlr) 1". hpm:[.,l in thunk tllmln

ho hull rlltwtilillfli thrill so well.

the zlillllllr. lli ilttrllrlilll; alitlrlltiull lo llc wus slltisflrlt that ill tlll`l~'c rlwvl Ullliailll. lt, will tlll- lll':ll rl-lilly multi mira they lvlllo ilillllg ll grrllt dnlll

,,- ibn r¢»;~illl_ ll.nl‘lll llllil lllltiollll! vll llrlllg of i`llnllrlll_ llo illolllillt

,mt H ,.n],l,. (_, ¢_l,,. l-|-_,U-i,,t_" (-,mm-,,. thllt. tllrv hull solllllivli ll sovial llllffl

» sm nnlv thnl they _n ight. l'lal-. llllrl ill: tlln Sl' »t,tiall .\'lli.il_llml /\|ltlll‘l1I his \l'»l.~' liolle. 'l`lll‘ /\llli'Fli'll\'\ '\"' lllll Wala tlloll slillg, Mr. l"l`l>Hf- l0l'iil

‘§.1~.==r.-.“"

_lult proved that they .were what they

....a__ _ ~-._/-__- - ; f

`Maior Weeks concluded by strongly

lit

lluzht they sllllllld In- hc-lil ill thc rd it. llcv~‘vVcl`.. f0l‘U1l`€6 U15*-Y limi'

house not. vol-v fur from the Al~lllol|.'- 3 rcsollnllt cheers had first to he givcll ies, (Hear, honl' llnd llpplllllsrm fl ` Dr. Fllllcrtoll llcxt cilllml url llr. l (Tosh to sim: ll solo, for w|llf'll_ l'l~ll- ill

see thesi- gilt.llcl~llll:s l-rinse, nlld he ll

l-.ere claimed to be. 3_bollid"_suoh a' endorsing all that had hem said in

rica 'twenty eight years asc. at l

m.ur|V ,\|| of tin. N-_,1,,iU|in _.nn he lug. Allll tllrn, "i|l wmv slllll

wus vclgv piollscd to he plrsollt tllcro tl __ __ _ _ __

nt night. Hu would bo vcrv slirrvillllf |\llli1 “|"5¢‘l "U °"3"l“’°

mil-l~l ll’ the lnurllillil. ('04 Silv"

igIlt.'¢~; r-ntlll°t.lf\illn.ent.-not (luito clos

lr the genial President, whose pres'

llcc went il lnni! WHY fuwfims mf'

lcocss of the-_ cl/cllillz.

' ' QUEEN SQUARE MONU'MENT._ ` `

eall come again, the speaker -had no -lllllllli ~'l~*°'°f _ "lei .Prillce .itlivlsra ,Island would he true to he reputa- ,uon sawn it had gained. He _hellma

do hh share towards defending his llolle and supporting and defending thellog miller which he lived. "The _lay is coming when our men will be ready when called upon. The Lord only knows what is in the future,

try is etldeavorinu to do its part. The time is not lar _distant when we shell not he allnlnod of the position we aecpw .mi .when cellvie will _do its -who e duty wvsrlll _tile-.iitilzllle of

the mpire. I trust that Pllertleher;

support 6( _military training. "’l‘he _day is coming."-be`eaid, "when unl- _versal tl-nlning will be necessary." The" Major was warmly applauded.

that lt vm the duty ol every alan tbl ‘rua chairman; it was alrcusaari

which of the follr infantry regixncrlts should .ho used to make _the advance to close quarters on Cronje's lasger. (len. Smith Dorian and Col. ol the Shrobshires had the whole matter in their hands. They hesitated about

and I am glad to see that our noun-|sendinz the Canadiens. as they l'°l'~‘»

illntrizd men and had never been to close _qualt.ers; but ii feeling prevail- 'ed that they, should at least have imc opportunity. 1 new not tell you how well they soiled" the oppor- tunity, ~ Noeuch advanoe.wss-“DVB

_We|i:, Prince Hdwald island went n

did-andyndmlrabla move in Bcuill

' ` . r

-W... runny' to rnal-ch to the welll., I

the time of the rlrlellion in the No th

they 'were ready 'to defend their homes. At the time of the South African War two or three mon volun- teered for every one that went ollt_ (Hear, hear.) We would be ungrate- ful if we did not go eagerly to thel assistance of the Empire in times of stress, since the British Empire ball always stood behind us against tne attacks of foreign Powers limi against our own internecine strife.. (Applause) He thought D'r. Fuller-‘

ton deserved a lreat deal _oi credit . for having brought the Veterans to- ther.» (From Dr. Fullerton cries

3° _ luscarrvmon. -on __

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