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calm. There is nothing to report."

( P ` LONDON Ont Nov 19-B

s_ N _ 19__ 0 . - -- - » y u vote tress. which means tant if they do not

day°Vh"_ \i_e;i_°i;i_iaritl;»é!`\_i_?_\:_;.;_ iiafstnlne to _four London City Council succeed in advancing they intend to night defeated Alderman F. tl be pre ared for ‘etre t

Mitchell's resolution calling upon the D ' ' u '

- Public Utilities. Commission to dis- '

d ' e '

Bud bloc is r sponslblc for more oi’ view, constitute a distinct victory. _ i J,

s sscrted thc had not \\ -

IMPORTANT READING MATTER SELECTED' FROM THIS _WEEKS NEWS FOR THE GUARDIAN-'S SATURDAY SUBSCRIBERS

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_British troops. li the Gcrmous have' -_ 1 abandoned their repeated furious ' l '

battering-rum cilorts in failure to, »’// o _

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ing from the roll of the' Legion of Mayor Graham voted against the day by its Government that wireless tism, Weak, iifed, illigtiid feelings :,l;,,?,d§\1],;;:r ,xxiiieiiiligioy iiIi’:ixi-iimteliiiiiuliiiiii " '- 5 U- I " A 5 if_.f-' ,:,»f"" _ Honour the names of all Germ e resolution and again denounced the discussion with Great Britain and and worse troubles. meh- ow" in me ,|efe,,s;vc_ _ ._ - " 37 F E ' -_-E

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ispwm t° "W °“°"”“"') °i““'S° ii -I- Gil-lliiiiz. general man- (Special to The Guardian)

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thereon. “Wheu the French Govern- move as “Un-Brltish” Blaubitz is a France is a closed incident British }I00d’g Sa;-sa '

_ - _ . psrilla has been

meg bestows tlietdecoratioiinof Legion naturalized Canadian, and Frenph ministers in Bogota com- wonderfully successful in piirifyinif campnlgn tu iinvpinpiiig f,,~_~,,“mm_`, in _ _ Ui °n°‘"' “i?°“ °"eii5"°"5» ii- reiiiiili e--_.___ plnlned recently to the (lolombian Gov- 1 " h' in b| d ‘ - ° “"5 D"“"r" "lt dues net dv S0 merely in recosui- - ernment that there ._-xisteii in the am °""° mag " °" ’ '°'“°""'“

n scrofula an other Iiuuiors, and

Petrugratl reports that the ltur.-ii.iii ¢,-

iilnut l’rui-it-iia. Front other siiiarvees vnm _:ini Lriiiitrni..

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_ . si-na you iiv mm ti i 30 iiii iiiinniii bontril sr mirav.

OLUTELV FREYE, thi-» iiiiiiiiiii iunsi .liiiiiiiisii rf-ririiiiiii to ii.-ii iii--iiiiu your

rt ah- or -» - ‘ »=i imtiii si; niiirri-i_i oiliirii ~

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\` II PII ihl In Pl'Il1 ln I'\f\\1Y

tion of individual merit but also a d (5Peclal to the Guardian. 'ou t hi d l l t i b ~ < V

' } ) L n ry d en W re ess sta Ions wh C building’ lip iIi8 Wii0l8 BySl.€!fl. Talib Hum' ‘Im h'“'g"mI"I" to G ' Um IU iisriii-yi.-tru siiiiiii iiiiiiitieiini-i-ry im.--iiitiiriiii Mini twniirtiiiiiimitii-~ on wi ii ~ _ . .

'riii-ii if-iiiiii oiii- $3.00 siiii viiii i--iii ii.-~.-iw iii on.~i-_

above all other distinctions, as a mark LONDON, N 19-031 are k i th G. fl t l f _

9| homage to the nation to which the Bureau issued Illia followicnigl rlergzi-I: cd ofet_Ti;n§1\|,;- sfifgrnuriz grafgln it-_giire it to all the family so as t0~ _ _

mrmgne" mills dmomted b°I°“3- from General commanding the force and Fran” iiimllllii their millieteri iii “wld limes* get It t°day° two enormous armies arc niassing for .noi.fii-.-Tniiifviiiiis.-.iri i’r°Biri°ii'~ °ii1°'1i‘° “Serie ii1stGe\'- operating on the Shut-Elnrb River in 3080"! beth lieiiiied C0\0mit0- New g a hattlo whit-ii in-.ty dei-ido the toriuno-ii "““""”"“- ‘""""' mans, in conducting the war, are the Persian Gun: -‘on Novoniiiei-'17 the lesetlvn is wid that no unneutrsl or war iii the rsnn 'riiirpiaiiiiiiiiiiv itil F'ii"ii't"»-"i'§lf§'o systematically violating all the rules ourdroops drove out of an entrenched “UW have been C0ll\l1\iiie<i by till!! ($P°°ii| *° ii” GWFUIBH-) being dist-ussed tlrit the Aiistriuiii-i ‘"""'rE 'U " ` ' f of international law by acts of cruelty position obout 4.500 of the enemy C°“l1il'Y- - ima 'ihandon (A‘r'ii-ow without don-nw "°‘°'°"°‘ “GM” MA""FA°T""I"° °°~

and barbaristp without precedent in capturing two guns and many prison: iiiBTi’giIeiaItAlNlianN(e?>is wi" me smmuon y I I I I

the history ° hummlii-Yi Bild which GTB. Camp equipment and ammunition. (Special to The Gua_rdIan) unchanged. »'1‘he German u‘via'uu{, destruction of :1 honiliardincnt.

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ltussiuii invasion. _ _ »iiii...- i~..- .iaiiitiyiiiiiriiiiiiu i...iii¢..ii...i_i..~ .item

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yfiiir autnti-i,~.iit to your door iiniii-r our rriiiiii-im-iiiriii piiiii. Q n1

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E BESTDE UI P EAM. Q P »w- | loritcl Ind wr will

`>.' of t‘ii~ (‘.irputiiiun l\lo\iiituins A|i\ (Special to The Guardian)

have excited against Germany the Our casualties°were 3 officers kill d ST JOHN N B Nov 19 -The re-

unwe¢“1¢¢“c1ence_ 15 _ ° - ' ' ' " ' ' squadron encountered some of the - i..V~_ _ - _

wounded' rank and me’ 35 men port' of the Commission °n me Dusal 9l1€UiY'5 HViBi0i'3 Wiiiie iiidiiillg H T0- (spsgiai 1° th¢ Gui,-dian_) riioliif-iul roport lo-du_\' ri-ports thuti lll'.lll.iI\`, Nov. l!4_~tii_v wiri-li-:=_~ to

' ~ ' " ’urniii but this hus not;Su\'viili-_ N. \'_i~--liivliiilvtl in tlit' iii-

PARIS. Nov. 14.-tomciiil this at-it

kmed and 300 Wounded' _ charéilsdyggeilgiilgre F!1‘;kx’£_‘;h§°";_ig:_‘t'ml_ connoitering flight and caused them LONDON Nm, 17__I-_“dmm_l_(_d bv (i_iio\/ is ii ;;,

ty in the case of the umbegr cha§geB to descend, one of them falling. Ono the “.lmm_\; wcmxell and Mods' ufulliutezi <-oxiilrini-il. _ _ __ _ _ _ _

of our flying machines is missing G __ _(N, gn" making, un-Orig ,O Serviuiis und Iiliiiiti-iii-griiist-oiitiiiut»|ni iiiiii-ini i|\iurt<»r.- is thi- iollowinp;

A '\ "‘lti»ii:<ini~; iit` strutiiily \i‘i~vi~iit thi- dis-

li`iii'liiuiiiiii iiivvii out to ihi- pi't‘:;>i tu-ilti_\'

tei'nt;_on.2l-'i_`hel German attack against __ _

the ea 0 tie Bridge ot' Nlouport (Special to the Guardian) “t gully in me Valley R“ii“'“Y “mi” The German fleet has succeeded ni °r"""“ ' ` ‘ ' '

~ _ " i _ , __ , to lull Ir.i<'l. Iioiort- the lur|.:i'r ust|'i1_||

resulted in failure Various efforts in LONDON Nov 15 After four ie" It e’“’“e‘°aie5 H°“' H~ M°{;e°‘l' partially closing the harbour of Lihauf {)1:`§“llfr_§I‘§’(f`(')'_‘|,f_I]‘Lf’i“"Ell.§§\t;&,[°I%'t|:1;§2f; fiiri-i-fi. it is siiiil from ‘.'ii»iniii iiiiit \i~li»siiri» iii' iniliiiii-y iiiiivi-xiii-his in iiii-

" lloigruili- is uguiii uliout to liolrlusl \'f-t ilii- oiiii-lui rsport that illi-

the offensive movements on the part weeks of tlie most deem t fl hti charged with Fiemmmg I" " e ra “my it i tl l l ki i

peru e E ng ell “Bs a’ Imugl B n 'Ig mips' ami Berlin oillciul reports reicr to tli_t\ iluy I __U____k____|

_o|ii'r:it.ioi\ is px'i»_L:i'i>,\';<iii;: l`u'.'iii'i'.l>l_\' Iii-

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of the enemy in this region and East there is a lull in thc battle in Flanders case' It mid” the Valley Raiiww' "" also bombarded an ‘in

_ . - . portant military _ _ _ _

and 50\li-ll6&Bi- Of YDYOB have been Wiiii this illlii ll0WeV0i‘. has come tEr€ge;1§;lti::_1;n2;gIggwaxifrsi D0Bii-i0n- Otherwise thorn ig no news $30;iigitlxi::::s;__:I“'$_l“T§l_;"em:9?‘\u:I1 (loiiurul llotliu, voiiiiiisliiili-i' of tho giliwutvs that tho \'ii'toi'}~' of \\loi-luwi-lt

of importance. occasional im~,_m`u_), “lm(_kS_ hm 'uppmv liiiitiii of South A1`ri_i:u_n i`iirt-iw., _lids is lwiiipz fiilliiwiiil up." ln_vii'\v iii' tl|i~

' ' ' I lie \\i~\ is i'l~lit'ls Iliif ivotiililiini iii ilit- rduilr. li;-iiiiiil thi- Rus-

check'ed.__ ___ little relief f th i

In the Environs of Bixschote we trenches. as thgrartillféryudhrd riile iii; wick' enclose” 3 0°” °i I’ letter Writ' have prosrsssed one kilcmstre toward to which they have been subieeied §§’;d‘° UE' eE‘h,'f`°‘;‘,i_;__T:§“_§1“e’_“;`nf;y"\12 (special to the ciiai-uiaii.) §‘§css_ The mm _“gm 'mc com to iiiiiii riisiiii. in iiio iiiiiiii- isiiiii inii~ii_

~ ‘~ - -_'vi _

tly witliiiiit oitlior side nmkiiig pro- ‘Ii‘i‘“" i`"i5“5i"‘ _ kl'

sions :intl thi- tlilliviiltiins iii' ri-tirt-iiii-nt for tlii-ni it svciiis pi'oliulili» il:i~_\' will

the East- with hardly any intermission has '“ gg S

Id th I' om fthe contributions LOND0N'Nov'IGFTTO-duyims been Nieupon' “hmh been rc(m.m._`1.| VAN(‘Ol?Vl<Iil, Nov. 10.--A wliiilu- stunt] uL:uiii:-t thi- tivrinun uttntii

Between the Canal Labssso and Ar- been replaced b ' r t an ea 5 5 9°

Y seve e s orms. In _ 15 H ted 3 d not v¢,|_ the most uneventful in the history ofiless attention sinio tho Gorniiini I SMC vm _has hw" m___l(_ by _ho (_lt_

wliit-li, jutlginzz friiin thi~ existing sit-

ras our troops made minor progress. some parts of England the storm were wmv" or yexac “

ill , T L il. i ll tl li. l ' l , _ _ _

In the region of Lasmgny and in the reaches the proporuonsvot T huzzard' lllr\\t'i:;yn1tiilI$l}i1BBlil’l:2 bilriereiillii-¢I‘ile?:hiilIi C0$icevrTiredImTlT; gt§niTrT;a0fr\TrTiiteT' Iih§lBT'TfIiili oiiltmof \\'u\§i) ugkaciii I (""““"‘l "I “Il ""“I“I`l"5' HI" "i“I'"° I” ““I'.“"' I’mI“_‘hl-V Wm IW irvuial “ml

d , ‘ mlmnmwm d0,;(_m)(_d it-ut from $i'i.000 your to $3,200 and this :igziiiisi thi- right \vin_L;_ _

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lclnity of the Ai f B O - Iiu Bac, the Geriiigniis ai1t.‘acaliged el-xiii; bti\ttI:fielst1l3:aIi'ehg-Bfltfltxiingatlilie ilngelsf she lenged Carveli to resign and test the partly paralyzed the movements of jccte to a io . _ _ !

g ei' “ .3 are feeimg of the constituency in Ca,-ieton troops both east and west. The Rus..ss a very violent one. while south ot:

' ’ e' ' _' I' '_ b on tr"-

wnhout success' of wind and ram' For the must pa" C 1 sians oi th bolder of E t P i Dlxnul ti G im ii

mm ' I- e as russu I (e ie V ` ‘T ‘M-‘ _ Q lu -fdlliiiviiiix si-uli-: Un ull iii roizvipt

ill AFZOHDB fighting has rscommenc the opposing armies have been content y

ii ith i ii. _

gndtilivorefiiehuiriiiapvhitn tzhsecggsllgz iii0shéi?li`i$;(ii; oiiiiiefieat iigI‘I§rixiim§ii’“3i?; (Special to the Guardian) ;lll‘i%iiir]tzi]t.ali:sltriillsi?iiIalrii1relt]<i'thiiisi \i\ilii:Iiet(Ti)e iivtilliiisi iliilnirll(i>c!iev}:Ttciiiiiii“ii lilmilri

Fort Departs St. Hubert. a u lY , h' ' ` . _ ` ` ' .‘ " ‘"2 ‘_

Particularly in me vicinity ot Ven FI;_‘;“‘;ih Gpe'_‘_3;_a‘;' écgifacggxiiibgeég iii; PETROGRAD, Nov. 19.-The _fol- .laps ilrst wore in Manchuria. Bliz- trenclics. At other points tip- int,

I _ _ ~ ' r lowing oiiioial statement was given zards have swept thc trenches in guns have again been l>ue=_\‘_ itiit-ini.-.'“_,

d\lii_tseV:r3‘ narttialf o_;'ftnsivo move- Dl1iS°3¢i» Wil-ii i_i‘!i1‘/Y i0S509- Daslliie out to-day by the Russian Minister of Belgium and Northern France and has been siibjcvtcil to nnotlior ruinil”

:::§i:__?e3 by te_}_i"?iI;___°__t____?__ gtgsgégglafgé Ilgaili; ig'-‘_:_’ _giliiieiifiitii ami- Marine regarding a naval battle in the ‘brought great suffering to the wounded ot' shells. Froin tho Iiilios' point of 10 i""' mm'

[om the lorwwi m ‘_ t ‘_ ~ ' t, 1 I Y “eil Oil Black Sea between a Russian and a an well as to men in the fields. A view prohnbly tho most inipurtinitl ___m_B intantr; ‘omg ;IIli_>_!Ad0_t::e en- ;_ gvhng uptthe &tttt_i_2m§tn§0 resell tile Turkish fleet: “ Nov. 18 a division of large area in West Irlaiitlers around operations are tlior-o to thi- south oi"

. ' -2 e cr s. on. reno coas , an e es are mak- ' i " _ . , ' ’ V _'_ __ iv 011. the sim.-i-ii iii.-.i-_.._- _._-_.i ii.i- hir riiiborio rrriiiiriiiiiirr to birch Eiiiiflliiksiiisfiiieii ii°t§l'r"lii'1.“cf.'$’§l` Ji i~).I?‘n"§““°'i='$§§tlf°§ii.i"?i°§Tl.iIf’il`§§`§5. liiiié'“iiiilf°f,'2§.'°"‘ii-Vii‘l§"°i1.i~\’{..i?"II, iii.-iiii ifiiiiiirr. iiiiivi

gilglilifnsgc(;fi'_',';i:(;."1f’,_‘l-;_;';"_"'Xloflm: ;‘i1‘I;f_h§"fa‘i"a“ceki“hFraiiC9- Exten- Auatola, sighted ii. Turkish detach- to-day are contradictory as regards'rciievc thc pressure ‘which tho tliir- _iii ,',' __ ‘ "_ _- ‘_ “ _"IV “ 9 ence W0' 5 ‘We beeii €r€Ci-911 ment-consisting of the Goeben and the progress of their urniies in thoimans have been inflicting on thi- .|'< f_?""“'$;é“°;a'r',’n““_"_1;"‘_”“:‘;'b““i"'f‘- ggsig me Ylserdiciinixil- ‘tii_liiiif;Fi°9l1'_~;i\ Breslau. The Russian fleet immedi- west vestet'day_ Ifortress. They ui lust silt-micileil. 'i`i i-in ' ii' .-i.'_.-e_ ur" in es are io ng ia ne romte 1 ' '-- ‘ _ . ~. - _ .-_ _ _ _ Vi EwPr\=wssresardedheisiiilieiiir seisiiir border roiiui ir or iriver iiiy..§Z§’ii"§»“lf."§t§ii$§i3'“§lhb2fi`§il2.i i-iii5il§5`i.§f»`;I§.§'Li’§ilfiiii.-{I.'iil._‘iifi’§i§‘=¥.lS.‘§ié1ll`i‘f...‘° "i-.1-~'ifi'$1“ -iffflfiiliil f.fll§`.- iii of greet strstezetic value to the Rus- Oise. and iiusliins forward the_ap- fire at ii iiistarico of 5 miles. 'riis first iiniioiiiioes' that the G`eriii.iiis.` iii ` progress on iiie'i{i`§ii;iiir 'of his iilliiiii-1 fm Biaiis- The Germans r9D0ri9fi iilwiilt-I Pr00¢il \V0\`ifS» Which P1806 iiwm Ili e salvo of 12-inch guns from the flagship, ‘attempting to cross the Canal near they advanced to St Miliiel. tho only Ui

lake" SUM i’i'0m Cracow tc Oppot, in better position for either defence of Admiral Evstfry, struck the Goeben Dixmude have been thrown back and point on the loft bnnir of tho lifeline'

Silesit. fifty miles Southeast of Brea- Offensive. and caused an explosion amidships. that the`Aliics have captured several which the Gerinansliave been isuotzess- 'H0 lau and have left the defense of the i The Gel`l11&HS l‘eD0l'i that lhey have setting her on fire. The other Russian strategic points and repulsed two ful in holding. ‘PH

tl el to tl Aus Itaken s. few hundred British and ships opened fire, the Russian guns German attacks south-east of Ypros, Another big battle is pending in 'G0

V' t lu ntl 'i`i1

Cracow fortress en r y ie -

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trlarl SHTPIBOU- _ i‘l‘BH0I\ DTIBODGTB. bl-it that \1llfe.V0ur- giving a good account of themselves. entirely destroying a German regi- Poland between the is u it

' tent uoiitliof llixschoote. Warla, Rivers, wlicro tho lliissiuii ill

The opinion of British observers is able weather impeded ii\0i1‘ Dr0gress_ A series of explosions were seen in n

that the City Danzig on the coast of _Concerning the fighting around Dix- the hull of the Goeben, which opened ‘ An observer with the British army advance has neon inet bv lurge forces Wt West Prussia, looms as the Russian ob- rnude, the public must rely in uri- fire slowly. The enemy seemed not to who furnishes newspaper reports froiii ` of Germans coming from there. Thci 'i`i\0 l>f1ii'iN"»1\‘i’l`S. l`<’iil'<‘S<‘lliilii: E

‘ Gi nan lun seems to lic to ziitz1t~l< thc ’if\li

are reported marching through snow, ing. under fire from the Allios. to ii | _

ti ofllcial reports Here it is said the have expected the meeting. The Ger- the front. announces that the German tri p _

it iii thc hope of drawing NUFVICO. \’~'i‘l‘¢‘-If'

,loc ve. _ _

Germans are finding the destroyed mans fired salvos from their heavy attempts to batter a wedge through Itussian oct re, _

Q village a death trap ‘They have been guns. directing them exclusively ut the British lines have greatly decrees- _ thc wings into ldast Prussia. in thot

' ` th llu'~isi'ins report at

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unable to Deboucli from this point in the flagship. The encounter continued oil in force in the past few days, and ioriiicr region e _: .

it Iii h tl G eben that the bear no seliililaiive to thc filrihor advaiivc toward (lunilioiiii, on

_ ,1;)__i:_mr_i__oi_:_nsi;_f_f3 the day time, as all approaches are 14 minutes, a er w c ie o _y _ _ . _ .. __ __ _ ._ _

noh‘n8p§,,,°d_ commanded by the Allies guns. and withdrew and disappeared in the fog, attacks tu great force ut the cnd of tho. Angerlinrg lint- in thi-_ north, but lull: l'lPiii l\i1\i‘SlH\l Iiord l\l<'tl\\1\'\i: _ w ` ing, oi- ration- night attacks have met with disaster. taking advantage ot’ her speed. The Ootoher. They are more ot' the nature have not hoop ulilo to dislodge thc Gciicrul Sir Juiiws llills-Johns; Gi-ii E i“€ Pii°5- N2 The fact is apparent that neither Breslau took no part in the iight, hold- of denionstratimis in force than of Gcrniuns from tho passage of Muzuriun

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gxffgcggquirpgg side has been able to make any con ing herself on the horizon. Tie serious assaults. The writer pays a i lakes.

Ri-aC_lsiasg°=_f_.R:§mocri__t.rzvlll°mneIgg_youbgtonc§ sidorable advance. both being so well Evstafry suffered only insignificant high tribute to the bravery of the lu Galicia thc troops of Emperor “mmm or Edmxnmm Jug; at our Lh'{_h:d_ entrenched tziat neither artillery nor damage. The Russian losses. were n raw German youth and untrained men Nicholas ure driving the Austrians ir°,.,,,m,_ gumvp, box fm,” you mgmunipy infantry can move them. The Ger- lieutenant and 19 sailors killed, and 5 of middle ago who, he says, do not _southward and wostwurd, unil lntvo on- lll>6l'5ndono1otP‘2o.stumn!0Pi\Y pcs!-B50 “H1115 are Cilrllilig Ueigillln into _a for Hililcrs Wclirlded. hesitate to murcli uguiiist the truiiioil uiiigoil the rout' iziiurils :it lluklu, ut the

orul Sir Robert. lliiidulpli; titiiioml Sir _ ' ffg’

Alfred Gaselvss; tloiiorul Sir Arthur (lil '~.._

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Soy iiiour.

li ` ‘- -i ~. - -. per rviil.. and Iiolow $75 inoiitlii

l.()I\'lli).\I, Nov. lil.-'l"iio biiily of uid Mursliul Lord Roberts, liorne on

.d Smwly through t trunts throw u lionili from the second

c streets of London to-day to its ia .Sting place in SL }>a“1'5 g§m|\,»_(1m|_ this iiiissilo vuiiii: wus \vi't-tzketi by in- ie streets were lined with troop tile hundreds ut' tliousunds oi' civil is stood with barcd iiuads ns th

icrul cortegc wont by. This in spite l>r0i-TWSS-'

u cold rain, which foil incessantly.

'i`ho i-ortotzv reaelivtl St. l’u\ii`s ut ~-

on. where before u grunt and rizvor- \\\\ \\

t throng ot' people including King ___ , ]

orge. iiiiieral services wi-_ro hold -°" I/ c hotly will ho inivrrntl uiongside /

is rvuiuins of \\'i~llln|.;ton, Nvlsoii,

ilsloy und other funioiis iiritonsx

l~`it‘ld hlursiiul l.oi°tl l{iti‘Iit~iim‘, sor-

rotury for wu_r_; i-`ii»ld Mursliul Sir _l<lvi~- I _-` "1 _-_ ‘ _ -,__`,;_ I_\'n \ll/ood; l'i<-lil _\lur:<|iul lmrtl iirvii- Q L

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ibaltl Hunter; Ailinirul Loril t‘l\urles Beresford and _-\dniirol Sir iiliohuol ~ __ _

uldortnen from ..~l00 per month to $Sti_| <‘oini»iii<~|it with ilii- _iiistriztii t-iitr_\'

'i`his is iii uf'roi'tiuiu~v with tho t`ol»‘ii\ii> \'_.|' vo thi uoiiiniaiiiiliiiig otlirvr nt

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ulurios of 55300 por moiitli. u ri>iln<-tion ‘with ti iii-niunii that thi- i-ity silrridi- ot' Il() por t:ont_; lii~t\\'oi-ii $200 nnil $3100, iiioiz 'l`lii- volliiiiziiiiiziiit in thi- init.

por i-ont.; lwi\\.'oi\\i $l00 uiitl $‘.!00.-;:i‘uilr~ l`oi'tri-ss aislci-il ui: hour fur von-

’ Pi ivlii' Iii~t\\'vt‘ii *T1 und <lttlI,I.~'iitli-rutiiiii. lit- tli<l not i't~pl_\' ui thi'

éviid oi' tliui time and loiiiliuriiiiwiit hi'

tho _\ii;=triuiii- rv-t'oi1iiiii=ii<»t-tl. The peo- plo oi' Vuljovo si-nttorutl flowers along tht* roi\tl\vuys us the Austriuns enter- otl. At the suniv time some riiculci-

sg ` story oi` thi- l1o\i_~;i~_ ’l`hf-_ house \\'lii-iitzv

furiatml solilii~r'~x 'l‘ht» Sorviuns had

S _ _ _ _ _ rotlrtitl soiw-ii inilos to thi- Soiitli-vast. U of \":ilj<-vo, wlit-rc lighting is now in

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Wish

Please send me a Prospectus of the Lampson Silver

Cross Fox Company, Limited, along with any other in

black.

furred silver cross and patch foxes from 50 to 95 p. c. silver

The present issue of stock covering the fo1'ty-three foxes

If ' F. G. JORDAN, Esq.

Charlottetown, P E I _ _ _ ' " " " -

Informa- formation that will assist .me in arriving at an intelligent h . I . t . . ' » estimation of the proposition. ` 1 3 0 I I 1 i

.,‘.‘;1,'2ji i;Zif§_..i___ii_ilii1f ti__1__;TThis Form and an it ithout

2' . V. Dela ow is the Time to ---Nam. ..._ _...ms

If you have not received a copy of the prospectus of the

Lampson Silver Cross Fox Co_., Ltd., you cannot form any idea as to its attractiveness as an investment.

Merely Fill in Your

` ‘You must see the prospectus---study and understand the

proposition before you can ful y and clearly appreciate its merits.

’ is but $20,000. The Directors are retaining a laige poiiion of

the issue. What is offered for public subscription should nit be offered long. Now is the time to fill in the form in the top

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corner of the advertisement and learn all about the Lampton

E. B. sold a pair of crosses to R~

and they produced one pair of s ver ~ black foxes which sold for $8.000-0‘l

A. M. sold two pairs of patch foxes loh roduced litters of silver black

i mites, $leldlng the owner big returns for the investment.

What Others Have Earn

' I The capitalization is extremely low, being less than $1,000

per pair---the quality of the foxes is high, including splendidly

One pair of 60 p. c. patches purchas

id by parties in Crapaud in 1918 _pro duced among their litter two silvd black foxes, one of which sold for $2,500, the other female was retained by the company. -_ _-a-ii '

etiwith Patch Foxes---i - :S

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I “ fl l cannot be excelled for the purpose of Fox Farming '

` ` he C have forty-three foxes

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D. A. MaeKINNON. Charlottetown, P. E. l

F. R. NEWBOM, Charlottetown, P. E. l. _

vnoii s. i-isrmsneon, cspiuiim, Hiiiinii, N. e.

H. i.. Hswson, Amiiiii-at N. s.

A Secretary-Treasurer-F. 6. JGRDAN, Chlrlottetown. P. E. I.

J. STANLEY WEDLOOK, Chlrleftltovlln, P. E. I.

Canada Fox Exchange C.

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An Up-to-date Ranch

The Lampson Company’s Foxes are being

ranched by the Canada Silver Fox_ & Fur Company Limited, near Charlottetown. 'I his ranch is ideally situated-the grove is young'and uniform, supply- i just sufficient seculsion to make the foxes feel alizqiome-the ground is remarkably level, the soil

PROVISIONAL DIRECTORS. -1 _ -io i

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Careful Management

The Lampson Company’s Foxes will be fed.

housed, cared for, and protected by the same effic-

ient, experienced ranchers _that are caring for the -

foxes in the Canada Atlantic Fox & Fur Company s ranch. Every conceivable appliance and protec- tion that will add to the safeguard of the foxes has been installed by the Company.

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and Investment m " u“`“°d » Shares $25.00 Each---Subscribe Now--- _i

Silver Cross FOX Company Limited.

Things to Think About the Lampson Fox Company

When you consider that the forty-three foxes in the Lainpsom

Silver Cross Fox Co., Ltd., are capitalized at less than $1,000 per

pair -when you consider that t ompany from which to secure an average production you will just begin to

realize the advantages of the proposition.

It stands out first of all as a gilt-edge investment, com-

bining high quality foxes with low capitalization-cificieni management--the same caretakers as the Canada Atlantic Fox & Fur Co. Ltd., The Lampson Company is first and foremost a proposition that should pay good dividends on i a pelt as well as a breeding basis.

The earning possibilities of the Company are unsurpas-

sed-it has the good points of the best propositions, to- gether with distinctlve features that should place the Com pany among the highest dividend-producers in 1915.

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