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have been rapid and dramatic The Labor party. of which Mr. Hughes

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See.°ur windows tmuontgo w\§l:._2d:,°:,':,fd°vye°g; 3:5; :;'l§_ had read much, l had read with a cer- Hope of early peace has been

clara uggkmg annoyance and p°“_|b|y_\ tain reserve the unstinted praise of its andoned by the German army on

_ injury w phyucil h“nh_ If 3 cum 0 spirits. its unfaitering courage, and in Sonime. Apparently realizing that t e , __ E _,_ _ _

_ , yon" ¢°mp|B|m- thu he cannot Beg later months, of its sufllcient equip~ Allies are inflexibly determined to se~ "'-'-'-' " ' Q ""'_

_ ° cle-ar, um; he has dun ,pains in the mins I 150 lozlhgier hex? ian); resexlef pare a complet?) viiitory in the gleld,

_ |- ion of tm _ _ _ a rea no ng 'w c a aqua y e enemy are us y prepar ng or a

QUBCII Ste :gg to headwfgee-: ‘if :\\;“flex;:sh_l;‘|g_ represents what I ssw and felt. Miles hard" winter campaign, with even

` gg °\,§¢¢¢¢ “Rance of what p".’"y clog and miles and again miles, behind the harder fighting as the prospect for

_ _ _ ad gym; he |s mga,-|n»g from some d'e_ cutting edge of -the wedge at the front, next spring.

fact af .v|,|0n, and gt |, your pumm ss far as the eye could reach, were “The people at home who are pro-

ncam ments and' encampments of phesying peace at Christmas will o

duty to at once consult a competent ° 9 d

opgman, 19,; your ngsngeme, of m_ infantry and cavalry and'artiller-y and well to accept this fact. They must _ _ _

. lanes. The country roads were look for-ward instead to many mon _its A Artillery draft of 50 men has been authnrmed from King S Conn ty, and

dlflorence may result in permanent “°"°P , 1 fanny, Away, hu, Wu, cmldreug thronged with trafilc like the main of a bitter and desperate struggle

aye; egammeg mfg-Q nn; Bendmg thoroughfares of a. great city, fore the German war machine is fl mam to ,p|m°|_ - “At crossings and junctions of ally broken and the nation behind it , .Tho ¢g¢min||,|0n_°g_¢m|¢|-,n¢,_,y,, roads-in'the open country soldier poi~ is ready to accept the terms of its calls. ,fm-_sp9oi||| uc; an wap .5 pro. icemen directed' the trsfiic. I did' not conquerors. ~

~ - "Th German army is savage and

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` pered wrangle Nearer the front 1 discouraged and disturbed by storie

glsssoswe will tell.you,so. _ , ~ _ , ' ' |-| ,|_ Maggy, , ' - saw,Austrslisns, _New Zealanders, and of domestic unrest. but it is still far

Druggist and Optieian _. indian .cevslry_. with hosts of Kitch~_ from beaten. The German divisions

Neat door to Bank or commgmgp ._ener'a_ arm! from England, Scdtishd are less staunch and less dependab

‘ _Montague P _ph 1, ~ and Ireisn ' ‘ I saw Canadians march- than the picked formation of two yea |8oa~io-zmstttf. ~ Ing towards their places lor the great ssc. and lack the invincible Optimism

el it . I s ke with of the latter formations, but they in-

sttsck at Cours e e po

sed eral clude. nevertheless, well-trainedn well- .

on men of one battalion. I pal lcv ,

__ others. The occasion was not one for equipped IM "Mble mes. who must ‘ ~

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ipti Labor Colonel Thedore Roosevelt told an it in audience here/ today that if he had bers been president and had sent Presid

f ent Wilson’s 'strict accountability

Aus message’ to Germany, there would

d to less there was a fight afterward The eral [Lusitania was sunk with its 1394 wer deaths as a consequence because s in other nations believed we’d welcome rite being kept out of war. If I had been ern president l'd have seized every in

, have said to Germany:

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nfl; to war as the entente powers did. heh When I was president, and Germany I wanted to assume control of part of

as; wey and had every ship in the iieet W ready down south, off Porto Rico. And mud' I get the arbitration I asked for. be-

at caildse Germany knew I meant what I

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2": "if it had been' otherwise we would " have had a German stronghold in

any aflectstiion or posing for effect. I sti wish Canada could see the serious, in battle. and many blows like those

, ` confident. happy bearing of 'her sons of -the last three and s half -months

when their hour of trial was ahead. will be required to bring them to sub

` Ons could only smile through tears, mission. d bt

while e heart best taster from pride "There ll H01 "I0 llitlltellt 0\l

is theubesrlng and spirit and charsc- that this can be done. but will not be

" done quickly. Deterioration of the

Would iiavc Known i

DENVER Colo October 25-

have been no more ships sunk-

ternod German ship, and then I'd

“‘Now we‘ll see not what you are

going to 'give us as conpensation for this but what we are going' to give

"I abhor a needless, wanton war.

But if it were necessary to protect our women and children, Pd have gone

Venezuela and most of the present

rank and file undoubtedly exists and it will increase ss time goes on, but

n liamentary conference in Loudon g M

last July The third ofllcer killed was 33° g§oT3:5§XrywD:,:;:i;¢|n;verHigh- pretty to travel through All the boys

Captain Augustus OBrien, senior military service for he term of this Y

$13918-ill 0! lilo wsimcnt on the tiring WM. Qumde the com'in°,,wea|¢h as n kinds of amusement he/re there is I t t S

ne and regarded by British military ,ww me ,B ,.e¢,,,.d to mmm, mme., and Romgvell Been everything you will find around s my HVCS Illell eI`VlC€ olicers as destined for a distinguish mn th am,-ni except gllils lt is all laid off in streets ~>

Am ed of military career had he lived W 51,339 1?; U;»n:;nn?;\w]&m1,te,- came out and paved One thing they have here i

flatly for compulsory service, events I isd;isp1_ii_en;i_i_dtii'_r;i_;dsai1gpov_;a\r_£li_aié¢;'fi;r; If IS 0l.ll.' aim t0 pi'0Vld€ 8

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are 0 K and having a swell time All

lenders too I like this side' oi’ the globe dandy So fsr England certainly is 41 pretty country Oh say, but it is some fun with the money part of it lt tnkcs you just about one day to get onto it --greatfun at ilrst thougli Art is fine Wa.sn‘t sick eithel' He likes it great too Will have to close- for today, bc sure and give my best wishes to all

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sue nanny one hundred -“ll U) 0111? sons excellent satisfaction It is to be e to ,fumes wmmded am[_1_°';_‘lf"`;}1;B'N_tl;l;f: mfllngéngedmevn :ho are the sole regretted that Mr McLellan, the for 31;; i;‘;§;’;’:`s}?_‘l’]"\{§;5:"n?’_Y¢’;2'|_i1__‘§ fxgfézi and Sorel Dibble. oarsrnan, while mercial conditions have sciionsls

"Bm or kmed and mining Bowie" are lg) In famiagznwfiagl have “wad mer collrlefr, is seriously ill, but at out tm uw second day also had me Maior 10 Brien is a first class oars changed as regards Cream oi Taitax

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£111 mpgm-ed B hmock on the Turkish b 9 'F0 iwegdllm <l\I€llll0ll WlliC\l Wm in" France This young man was one mmm we lauded We were picked up HUSMS. quartermaster ples oi Cream Tartar substitutes

from wmch was the nearest point mo 2; susim ;._t\e to the electors on Oct ot the first to enlist and tbouzh he by an destroyers Ml they accompan It is also believed that the battalion number of which were very infer lor British gm-ces advanced towards Con 3° W Ch' We ‘men HB5 W0 lhad been at the front for a ions led “B an the way `m Then num. has 901110 Crilckerjack hockey Dluy You take no chances when von buv s¢am|n°p\., Another omcer “med was 1:9” "N959 0! U10 °°llllll1°l1W€6\ih M time. had escaped unhurt until he re landing we wok me “am to Whmev UFS-‘Pr0dgere and one of the Me De»erborn’s

Lieut Cecil Clift, eldest son of the ‘mm mx on active wrvtce abroad cewed his death wmmd He was a Camp where we are yet but we are Namam mms’ WM we” entered m RETAH' PR‘°E Hon J A Olift former Minister' of W ea-“Ewa simzlly wish th? n words man of splendid physique and excel 1 only here for a short while I think, ml National Hockey A”°°"m°" but 1 lb Pkgs 35° 1/2 “’ Wgs 13” ’ Agflculmre and one ot Newfound YHA F; vi' V68! BB 0 WS lent qualltities and was v€/ry llopularlabwt 42 “mes from London I be ‘gh HUIW instead prvbably dispuit lb Dkgs 10c

ro you n avor o govermnen in the negghborhwd' in which he was “eve in Surrey County I "Ke the look emse vos in the Queen s frink heie 2699 10 2,i‘\l6i

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