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Col. Peck said that he ii_dynnt~_~

ed with his battalion nine _miles

ln one da and took five towns; that some rrnonc l~AN°U*°5-

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theyfnever fi-rod a shot ind never _ (‘olpne'l .l’eck»t-itrongly criticized Sir

lust. _it innn. .They captured five: ur six Gorman uillltary pollcofwlio had

overstepped themselves as police were 9\\l>Dosed to do all over the world. This _wan greeted with much laughte'r

T110 laughter, however, ‘_wns .pro longed and Colonel Peek mentioned that during this triumphant advance

he had “kissed ull awful lot of women."

and only uilfuntunate thing wus, he found all the old women crowded it the front. _

An to Sir Arthur Currie. he sal-‘

he was a commander- whom he wa

proud to have served under with er. trcmo affection and -loyalty. He dc scribed him as one of. the groii'

commanders they had in this war.

Sir: Arthur Currie. the speaker sai-

was}t.hc'natu_ral leader for it grea domt%crocy’s as-uiy. When no bocnnl coninlnnder it was with no politicn influence, and his nppoliitment lin beenopposod by some jealous rlvnlt However, it had mot with the dccldln factor. lt also utetwith the hearty ni proval of all ranks ln the Ctinndia corps.

Sir Saul Hughes, said Col. Peck, i

giving to -the' House ti list oi' thus who hnd distlngulsilcd tllcmi-lelvt‘

. overseas or llnd rcluiloils iit_tllc fron

mentioned Colonel John A Currie. rf

ulnrklng that Colonel Currie slioul not be eollfnscd with aiiotllei' tunn t the some tinlllc who had acted di cred‘lta.bly'oii _thc ficld of bilttlt

:There was only one tvtilur lmiii lii tl‘ (`mlad'lttn', urnli’ of this llullle “ll sufficlciitly high rank to lic ffolllllsi with Colonel i`urrle. but li' Sir Snr had another man than the leildvf i the Canadian ‘Corps in mind. lit- siiou. come out like ti inun and Lcli who _

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Sir Soni iluglics-"On the col.

irnry l moan Anhui' Currie, and Wl take the iii-si opportullii->'. ul' Svlflli no in this House."

CAMPAIGN OF INFAMY-

“'I`hon,” said i`oloncl Peck. "if Lhl

ouiiipaigii ol' initiniy iS lf' °U“llU‘“"' deplore if-" ` ,

"M-uy i unit It rillcstlon oflihtt hol

orablc gcnticnian'!" -suid Sir Saul. “l It ii fwci that Fololiei John M. (`-urri should go through lift- sniutlged b. cause' of -the niisdeetis ot' anotheran not hnvo his mime 'clearcd?"

Col. Peck replied that he. did, nc

want to enter into ally discussloi about ii ini-miter ul' the llout-le an would not have hrouglJt`Col. Currie’ name lil had he not been desirous o tiefemiing the (Tatindinn coninuilitlu However, lic deolnrod lf this campaig iiguinst Sir Arthur Currie continue ho would tell some things he ltnevi and certain gentlemen would curs- L-lic tiny that they were born. \

“I have ztlwuys llnd the greater

adnilmtlon for the cllnrtlctcr of Si ' Sam Huglion," continued Colont

\l’cck, "I was never one oi’ those wh

thought that the lionorti.l>leA gentle ' iilttn had lntuio tl hundred thousand do' :lure out ot tho nose rifle. But l t-him (tho ntaitoliionta he has innde are un ‘ worthy of him." -

Turning i.o the recent riots in Eng

"lieth iloillubilizution cumpii. Col I’et‘.l sitio that probably they were mucl oixutirgorated. You could not. he said get sercriti thousand -full blootle lnen together without having trans lrresslonii oi’ the military law whlci was very much stricter tllan drdiniu'

‘ THE MONEY

was spent. on doctors' hills, vill- out any beneili. as Wu spelt in Zam-Buk, which effected a complete

` ours!" says Mrs. Fred Gervais of

126 ‘Bleury Gt... Montreal.

"A rash broke out on my babie

ii -akin. and sho became vor! fri!-Nl ii and loatwelght. I took her to a

doctor. who gave me some lotion so apply, but it did not do baby any good. I then took' her to Another doctor; but with the camo rssuit.,_

°‘ 1'li_sn a friend, who nav tho ell-

dition:lialsy was in. brought E

‘i some lam-iB'uk, which sho on hi(

recommended that I eommenbsl using it.” In one wsok's time baby looked. mush better, and listore a

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health. and I think it wonderful

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__ ., . _ ~ ; ~ _ » _ ~ ‘ ‘ l l ispolities. and iid could not lliolil ooo ._ »_ - ‘- ' ~ ' . " ` am' ` :rn-eating the brotherhood of the transis-

Charlotlelowll _ .__. .~ 3.; sm-ii the qiisrrellings in political

V I -a ' into its hoped that the soldiers has

lam

08 WlllCll nel/el' contest an honest clmm such ringworrg. scalp sores, boils, ulcers. mod ov l"‘°°°ii“' “£1 i.°"' "“’°i'*'°‘°i‘.’i" ' S8 _ n. os_ou,urnsen sms. ds is mpre All d;Isrs or Zaln-Bnk Co.. Tor-

ER. BROW _

onto. 50a. box. 3 for $1.25.

it ho l" i-rt division wnr worn return

month had 0159004 she was suite

“Baby is lov the picture of

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cv8l‘)W pr is ig on _ there Wim liillllllli but one great awaih` of good will toward the boys of the Canadian Corps. When his own rem. mem, left Germany, oven the time

mans had cheered them.

Charles Ferguson. militnry governor Of C0l0§ne_ From the llrsl moment. (lol. Peck declared. Canadians found the _British authorities* unsyilipistlie- tic. Cannditinswero put out of bounty; by 11 lIwBB%8e which Col. Peck clinract-A erised as most insulting. Ii. ctmtainoq Lhe vl'ol'ds:_"0v~'lng -to the continued llllsboliavioilr Of the Canadians. Cui-_ ognei will be'put out of bounds." C'-7l~ l’eClf W” D_\‘outi to nay. however, Ulu! fhero W0l'é Cnnorllnu officers ,whp resenten that order. Sir Artuui- Cup. rie replied that ‘tho order, in the way in wliicli it wax-i couched. could only bc uliiisidoi-etl nn lnitult: and the, zzoinlilander of thu First Ctinodliur Diviliion, General Maoboiitlitl, ciial-` it-usted iirotltlctlon of proof that the-_ 'Jiimitlinns had been unduly obstreper- aus, »

Siii_Cll‘l1rlel~tr_l~‘el‘i;uson liiudo ccrttslli

;-lial‘gcs_ General MacDonald inode ln- veniigution and found that tho numb-

uiot convicted- was very much sinallcr p ,nan the number that would be norni-

tliy -charged among n similar body

‘ ii' men in the s-'Lille time.

"And," Col. Peck declared. "when

_ il' . , - ‘d lt had the insults of Sir Cllnrles 1-`ergu=lotl ringing ` lit ltsl _ears Sir ‘hiirlen_i»‘ergusoi\ was married to :il volntin- of Cologne and that may av- 'ouut for some of his strange sym- mtlilen for tho illliivhitnnt.s_ He coni- l iitindetl rile Seventeenth Corps at \i~rn:~i when 'il went out uf _tho town nero on that account.

‘ "Sir C-litirles Ferguson gave up

vlonchy, Who retook Mollchy?-the fanadinn corps." ‘

" Col. Peck det-.larctl tllut when twen-

y-flvo miles east of Cologne he had old his men he would in Parliament ` lofend the character* of Canadian l troops. V `

(‘oi. Peck tllcn iniormed the House liiat he would -make the name of Sir f-hllricst }i‘erg'1ii-ion stink' in the nostrils it nil .patriotic and honest men.

|` 'fhol-_e were lots of things that hop- ¢ >t-nod in the British aruiy about ` .rhich nothing was known. ln 1917 ‘ ho went into a town in which 40.000

irltish troops were in open insurrec- ion. and 4,000 Canadian troops were :alien to guard the railways and bridges.

Col. Peck said it was a great help o them at the from to know that hey had behind them in Granada a strong, generous and chivalrous peer

il tie. He mentioned especially "the fair

_orts and to prepare thot-io parcels which cheered ‘tihom in their warfare. 3 ie said .they were "‘llko the e‘hadow‘

‘ if a great rock ' n weary land"

itcd Press for sending a statement no tanada that soldiers in riots had brolt-

ill =il into girls' rooms. He said that it ` was officially stated that the soi-

iiorn hnti never gone into tht: nurses' l atcrs but had behaved with albsoluto

in . § ilrlvalry. He thougllt the authorities I 'liould look into this mutter. i °-tif A1' 'rl-is oPPosi1'io~.

lic cxprcsiiod himself clearly and aliiphntlcoliy on the question of his iollticnl lielieils. He had been four 'earn overseas fighting for the prin- :ipics of Lililomiinin, and if the Lib- iral party had not conie up to the icralch it was no fault of his. He had

f‘ lad no belief in tlic Liberals getting ` in with the war, ‘liut i.lle-Unionist , lovernment had offered them a de- ‘ inlte policy while the Liberal policy.

vas of shifting sand. What party

‘ vould they turn 40'! Wlicn tht-_ hlbeml ‘ iarty could show him they hurl ti lnore lrogressivc policy. and when they-

‘ny after day to organize these- com- .‘

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He criticized the Canadian' Associ-

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(Press Department, Repatriation Com- mittee. Ottawa.;

" iarneilt and meiint to pursue it, he

-. would follow it. in-"_ i-ring to Mfr. Mac-

, -_n the window. ilu mid when he re-

tt h'igh_noon. '\l‘arn. ti treo trader," he said. amid

_"i‘6i|d -cheers from tho Oppotgltion, to wiifon lierettirtsii ilittt ,lie only wish- idf ihby had the some enthusiasm for *free trade in this country during the iast ton or twenty yeoisa. Hu sold ho hui been a. supporter of the Liberal; party for a long time, but like Dr. ‘Clark had 'follnd little dlfforonce bo r_ween~tlle two PII-rtles. He lilld U0 was 'elected as' a soldier candidate to support the Union Govornnient. and, he “qt-lug, -'l will do so until I soo something hotter." Ho thought they sholsld give the Government il chance. ond *he appealed to loo Opposition to approach the Government ir0\‘D I charitable standpoint. V

Col. Peek expressed the hone fl!!!

the Government would develop it Hood

service on tho' G. T. P.'betweon gueboc and l’rince'Rupert. and eonchi ed by saying that in the trenches tho! lllll

l ould convince him limi. HWY Were ml Vvnell a returlied soldier or an un

li .<enaie's invitiillon tliut the light was Bureau at Moncton. (N. BQ, he will

l ‘Aimed to tht-_ Liberahparty. he waslthe superintendent in chlti-ite. David

_going to walk 1.hl'ollgli the front door Cochrane. who feels certain thot with

'employed civilian applies to the Dominion-Proviiiclai liiliployiiitliii

'bo sure oi' a sympathetic ht.-tiring from

the c0~0pcra.tion oi‘ thu cinploycrs of'

labor nlltl thi- prospects nf .t hiiriy _vcar in his dit~itri<:i ht, will he .ihlo to g- “nvor thi- wp."

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ing been born on the ilnnk.-i oi' thc River Forth only a ntonc'i< throw irorr ilie nlrezltly iicrloc spot u'lici'i~_ the Ge.- initii fleet siii'l‘cl\dt‘vcti`tu iii, "_\liSli‘e.~is oi`.the ‘_-!c:\.~i_" After :~ii:rviii;; his aipproii- tictslilpiu sliinhuiltlllli.: :intl i~.n_i;lnecr- ing and gaining ii cci-tifii-Ji, ati the Glasgow 'l’et~hniclli (_‘illli»gc_ ht- lleld elevernl iliipomzilii ilosiliiilis us fore- liiall iil sliiplitilliliiiiz ti li lin. itivor iflytie. and latcr 11.4 iiit- in Usiiiiiilii in litzl as slip-°.i‘liiiciiilt::ll til' ii :ouiitlry ui. i‘hnrlottr'fowii. il’_ i<I_ i_\ i

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Mr. (‘ut~liriiiie, bt-ing :iii t~.\-iiiivzti re» sorvist, roitiilicr\rori und rejoin tl the naviil s(ri'\'ii-i‘. .iliil \vli_s» on cn'-i\o\> und

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October, 1916, wht»,‘n he \va.- _promoted to the rvtik oi' chief ‘tiiginig aviiiiot-|- illlil coiiiiiiirisioiicd to- li. .\l. l'_ ri. Clin. -tii:i_ Iluriutz tho iirsi _vcd - uf tht- mi,- llig Nlollc was civdlti-ii vrii§.' it-'iw i',)r1y prizes. and lilr. Cuulirniit- was zi\\iti'tl~ eil tli_- 1914 liiedul.

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