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Jo'I_`h@_f0ll0\ving letter was received hy Mr. ' drink of Carter’s soda water would “P M°"Y- _ have zone hish vm vfwu during that by_to-days afternoon trois. - _ 3i_0EMmN,1.EIN_ Orange Free Sta” march. About the only thing ofdnterest '

was our entrence into i Jacobi-idal which

_ Smith Africa. April 22. 1900. was one of “the Boeis’ base of supplies.

Ilsan Jos.-I have been intending to They made rather a stubborn iight but "'"°°¢° You ever sincel left home but W0 Boongot them beaten and' marched _somehow I never could get started, I, in tothe town. That evening Welotarted o;1°~v°w.i<»yed oooh good iiooiiii mini iot¢i,y_i:§>\ mm. _ pn. imomiiig mor 1' 2°°*~"¢\‘y severe sore thi-oat.'and -stnfhélwhfng alll _night end covering' about _now in the 'Field Hospital. There are f~“’[°l1¥J'-f0\u_'.lni1es we arrivedat Paardegi ____ four of nn with the same colnplaint in the ‘bhl¥l»ud.beu'd thing 'close at hand;/` We

moot. Iomin ood more t¢ootoa'vory_h»d5m_iimo to _oe ooo of ooireo_,o< .well considering. ' _bllcuit and then we were to the _

Weill guess I might as well begin at 'fl‘0!1b. We found that we had- to .cron

' `*h°h°8'i\1nirig whiie Iam aboutit I was *he .Hodder River and as it was not’

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'mm °,,.mCUu Sol? G ._ user: Enzhsii-p1oeoaooi_oii.ogothor au. _,whom woo exciting _oi it woo -up i.oi*>¢~ iS=\\°d.»f1r_<>=,;n _¢I1,1>°int»_-»v¢st of Chai-`

_f€l'¢l_\t from our Canadian towns, bug g .our nooks lin planes and a » very l°tli¢°°"‘FI\ '°h_ 'NUC 7¥»h _81_l§i8th, and from ____ W6 0111! ,bad one night there, ;I did not i¢i_u'rent. We linda rope over tho ‘f°01_8»_3rolt deal of it and therefore cannot "h5¢h h¢1De<i» usa lot, but some' of the

aging; ut Cvriconi, purest of 1.

2: gkin mms. his irestinent at QE; ‘mp Nm-ig hair, removes ornate, males, md “nh-q1[,aootheo irrittwd, itching

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'"5 R°“~ ‘_ ‘ 8-1`0UDd D9-1'f»ia1lY buried- Of 0011136 WC andthe men dropped like hay before a had lots of excitement and lots of work mgwei-_ Ii, was then that the Coioiiei

,P i _ t0 keel) US Oh the HIOVC au hhe time- It of the Cornwalls lost his life. He was a

_was here that I first saw a herd of wild bi-ave feiiow leading his men om At" f

0S5fiCh€S and they Were 8-Pound 0U1` Camp il sunset we retired and' tried. to get some _

t _quit-ealot. They are very big urigainly Sieep but ' were up again ai,

Vhi1‘dS8-hdwiu 935 anything fI`0fD fl COM' ilaybreak out getting in the wounded, ofthe late William Conohan of Bay For hUl5t0h 50 9- Sl£!hf»D1`0l2€Ct0I‘- The BOBTS 'who were left 'out all night and there Sl'»&l`l>%dff0 80-l¢h€1` al? Sunnyside Bhd We ere uitea number of the oor fellows

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‘ *V61* S¢1150\1l" l>0i11V¢S°iRfW€, hh* l2heY1¢fl'» Well, we were under itire pretty much for Walnut Avenue, Sunday May 20th lat

0” hea1`in8°f 0*" °°mi“8 5° We 5l'°PPed the rest ofthe week and I tell you the `

I at a. place called Richmond where we re- artillery fire WM g-ran(l_ I guess the like

. mauled “wut 3 m°nth' We of it was never seen or heard before. F

1°1@°°b°=\>l° f° get bak-3 bout o lor fort the o f i»

. . T ° I When the shellsfrom the big naval guna f “la me fw-llla ‘ a d Mary Cu. :lf;;l?§u9tPB::3e Tag n *‘ Sff°1’eh°“S° ai* this Place was 9° be mad' i would strike the ground You could sec a rt; ug r 0 X m D l

_ ` n sort of base of supplies. ' When Lord cloud ot dum gg up about lmndl-`e(l

:;l\_0an8éD2n_o!:l);h6! ;;J|la__fe?: 3 ii Roberts started to maize his advance we feet in _LM all. and as eg-_§§¥_ iii _ gi” kind ‘.8 b.k°__j"5 ex_ _ __ were called in and relieved by the Muna- tb. Boer lngm. _they_mu._5; ha,§_¢l5n¢-_‘B geflywhg ygg wmg `ters. \Ve got back to Belmont on Feb. .awful in of gamagt 0,, M0nda_y_ mi_l_i____`y¢a,;- ¢"E-A” P] E S . 12th and found everything in~ readinea_l_'_ l-_‘Ord _npgorts “me §_0__ui,_e_4,__0nclu5i°ii glint ‘»

Are delicious. Everybody U for a start' and by four 0 doc? that 87°” ' aomcthingwmlild hiivé to done at once , who has need them io well _img Ve We" °“ ward me tram en muse so that evening we got down the river to“' igr,i559d_ 6 for Gras Pan, where the troops wereniob- om; trench" _ that were nearest to 0'

RDUCHESSE LoAF°_‘ilizing. Here we found about thirty the enemy (that was about lm yards..

_ _,If ,Ariill .C '-. V, 1,, ,mt eqnaiied in the city 8 ithousang ;°°P°_ dn £5” ‘ §r-7__ _“l from th- Boer trenches to our

1 ~ ' teh? an “um” ` anlrf :an a £57' ffiirihest advanced trenches) and our”

luczielzbor that It aim! but 0 lliglihm '£_"»__:3t1h feiib' _L3 ;_ef:vf8‘;'k°§"n$°';§ instructions were to leave our trenches at i T8l€ph0l]B 98. Q,::_;__h ' :__ ascoveged nearly one three o’cloak Tuesday: morning and the

1 ' _ _ front rank advance with lixed bayoneta

D_ -__ -hundred _ mugs' I Wm nm" fry as fiii- as possible, while the rearrank

€§_tJ describe it to you as I guess fguowed with picks and shovelsto help _

Eclipse Bakery' i you know an about it hem” mls’ but I the Royal Engineers dig trenches for us.

Bnkes best bread. ' imay say that it was a ktierrill- and we Wen everything wgut 0_ K and “.e_

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' @. ffered all tha.. men con su er in it. - h b t

.. | ‘lu _ _ crawled out of our trenches wit ayoiie s

eh” ‘_ ‘Ne went through hunger and thirst and and _md started down toward. tht

P* I i cold and Wet and I ten you what It wa' eneiny’s lines. We got a little closer than

' I hard W “e St’°n5z mf?" fan out unable t'° we imagined for all of a sudden a. blaze of _

" 3° 'my further _‘md lt 'was 8' common fire came on us and 'We all dropped asl

sighttosec a. mule or horse along the __ k _ __ib1e baba good many poor

DRs L- HI side-of theroad. We have passed water- que ab posh ’ ' 1 -

_ 1 d fellows were too late, among them being _

Assismnt at Royal London of m°l°n pamhes but wuld not fa] out’ an Alf. Riggs. Some of the fellows were shot

Hospital Mooreneldg, and I have seen the negroes on the transports six or seven times_ which shows how __ London _Ihroat and har ge; come of them and after eating them thick the bullets were going Well; We

Ho pital

in Di$eMe$ off-Till Elf T|"'°"l throw away he kin and our boys nearly la there not daring to move for two

and Nut » _parclied foradrink, would almost fighg hmu_B_ the bulletg flyllm. around

em" H0:k_ . _for these skins as they were moist an us an the t_ime_ and it was _

ence-Richmond Street West- 4 sometimes quitejuicy. Inever thought ear daylight before we had 3

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lieviin H‘b‘rr:;1?l>§1?m$tE°1p°m"”h pm ulmt W" Suchaterrlble thmg but 8 h ncoto retire to where the engineers

G a up' _ A§ _T

I'“?”"’° "D Frrnn "rm Gus” ` A _ had started the *renches. When daylight- * *

came we found that we withinfaholitiii N \ o` ' orty yards of the Boer trenches and our _ 3 ._ ` 1 \ l

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* I 4 7 . ' _ dead were within about twventyl ynrds so L- *.1 5 Q,

’ it _ that shows how handy we were when the f I 4’ hc;/LS ,T ;

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0 oiiey came and it isa mercy that any __ “__ __ _ it

us escaped at all. It cost us dearfoci -. ~ _-

_ _ _ ~ ' _ _ _. ._- __j __ .__ ,___ ._ » ~___ _ "~ as. _ ____

._ line of the meet llr*°F'|h*° ‘°”°‘”"-“" "W ‘i"°“'° ““” "’°i°""“" :Wfl€l1_< @0111 i. as ooo

. _ _ _ _ _ _ was gained for when the Boer how _- ____ ._ ._ _ , _ ,_ _.__ -

" °` 'f ` _~ ` ' if l` if we were; *up went the ‘~_l5whité" I I " J “L I _ - i°' “ T 17"’

’ 0' I ` ` " C ilagand by eight o’clock General `§lronje a " QW* '

'and _his army of nearly four th§§isand"’ ' i ` __ “ 8 h 00"- “ 15 h

_ . ,men,tbi-ew down their arinsa.nd‘s_i_1rr'_en~_* i ~ _

e A ‘° ` dered Itell you what, it was nlgreat `

.day fdr the Canadians and for G. Hr* 7 I ‘I ` D

_ * e ; ‘ __ Q ` ' ' ‘ 'A C0mpa.ny’s especially because’_t-hey _ m See' IIS

' <iiiiiai.o+§‘tooe_,* 1 w

_ the most exposed place an

~~ ` ' theworstoi theiinc. We

' f in ltnereforolfow ai£ysI`izai~iieri_ijig

l i 9 ~ and ammunition and e ii

_ ` _ "Boers were all gone and then"f'we

_ ___ __ ". j jfor here, arriving on the

W Last week wcwercik@P§‘§h9?“§3“§l?9§i‘;ll_;D"€3Sh;;§;_;2§l miroii._;nd heretwe have been_

J ' _ "WOR 1 8 0 8 ' _Ih ve en up owns. coupe

lo0°kl13Ve a Ililice 3830!*-l11_ ent ag 5 - ~ lbutfthereisnot much to scans

_Cape Town we arrived at De_Aar, which It 80$ting over the river ' wewvere i marched _C _ think is the worst place in the world tnrjliitht down tothe nrhig line and I can ' send storms which generally arise in 'hBl'\'lly _describe [_w_iy¢i_|` 'jgiiol _gensgiiiin

#bolt mealiinie ailing everything °f h°a_rmsiuie_i_>ui1eto whiz ou orooonf

and duet, _but we were onlynnd leethe fxnen hill, gomg killed imdb.

$"Il»_ en We moved to S9111* Wounded: Thecriesofthe wound-1 We`lgot`~`thcne`iin the even- Od ‘were somethingterrihle to hear. We l

lllklrxlgllli had élgst not our tents np wlien_ got on _t-heeileld 'about ' seven in the we we our t experience of an African. llwrning and lay incur t 1 th “till ‘

understorm. _Thewindand raincame as-the sundried us oflfandwivfboifto foliar ln*

they never could and. before the afternoon a_. heavy rain storm e_a`me~

number of our tents were laid on _np and we were wet to the _skin°n.gain. j

but we managed tokeep our's ‘ There we lnygil theres; of the day ,fin

sitting onhthe sidesof it. When _Zhancingwlieri we conld‘~'and taking all

came t ecamping ground was Q e cover possible butlkswe were in the

d; large field dotted all over with mud 7open field that w’a.s not much. Every

pu les and agood many of the boys had time we got the chan t i 'th

a wet night of it. We only stopped `at leaden pills to the Zhxifyssgho nwer; -Standard Bea're’_'J°Gmis' I

Orange Rivera day or two when we left concealed in trenches and among the ‘;farBelmont where we were destined to trees along the river. It was about three .stay fabout a month and a half. o’clock in the afternoon that Roland it was hero thot tho British J Tiiyior woo- ii i. H ` i i 'to

lor th; bold? ond bg a bad iight with the Boem closeto me End wase dlillist :iii-li1i?g};1ul:he_

tml es iizestion pafeot e ut two Weeks before in which the lungs near the iioortood died in o very _ . . and thereby hglpg ¢¢“cum,‘ _Guards lost heavily. We had todoa. great few minutes. The men of 'the Corn- 0fTh1S Qmmlsesto be t.he-Banner _society

g the full vglug of youll food * deal of outpost and Sentry work on the walls and the Highlanders were; falling A

price 25 ¢EN1-8, . KODJES het? ahfl l\>_“'f*S__h0l7__?-_li all D|¢8S8I1i'» __ all around me and when the Coruwalls \ WOT RS 8 811° “'85 SIT! C SOlD8l5ilD8S made thqir ghargg it _Wag terrible, T'he`

fT°m the dead B08” which Were 535118 bullets just seemed to come like ha 1"

' _ _ _ f ~ *si ' " _ - _

Ewen Cameron. ` 0

'rm-1 rmiiimim cnAni.o1"rmoww,.itnisciifcnivinn isl.isn.i~_sriY..i9.

Lmirr. Salmon, R. N. R, is comingfrom

.England in the S. S. Vancouver, due in Quebec, tomorrow. Upon his arrival in Charlottetown the S.. S. Gulnnre will sail.

. AT the regular of the W. C. T. _ U, afternoon o_ yor; iiitoi-oouor and liistruetivi' discussion on Health end

U;_"_of i>i».iooo_; Efiiiardiliiooa win be .fheld in_Sui_n;i_ienid» on,J_un_e 7th Sth?

P11 Paints ot. Cherhttttewi _ _ _ _°*ll»‘ii°°¢ *°°` Hi be fhve 1191 . by ew- _retnry of convention will ` he necessa

t night and the following omcersi

lected: ~

oiiiof'~W.A..siowiri. . i __ oniofioin-.nimo_o'~Pii£oo. V """“ "‘f"i‘i 'Past Chief-Chas. _

Chaplain-LS. McDonald.

Recording Sevy.-G. SZ`l{a'cLean. Financial Secy-A. J. Docherty.

Treasurer-Dc. Dickey. ‘_

Marchall-J. W. Sutherland. - a

Senior Guard-J. D. Stewart.

Junior Guard-1-L. A. Robertson., _ Exam Physician-Dr.MacIiauchlan, < Trustees-W. D. Rose, R; H. Mason; F

Piper-Peter Ferguson. ` ~ _

the city. Forward is the ery, _ »

e _ DIED.

“Ong ~ _ “ the people are away. We for.

_ _ , ,___ “ » ’ ' io 'genoroiiodvonoe which

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i l l “ 1# _ ~ ~"'iiiov'e done_iii»ett“y woufor i.iiis..faiuo ‘- f

_ J _ ‘ _ ~. and must close' remaining' ever

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