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i_’i‘l|iee oi Wales "Coileiie ila'li;Fill'¢ili ai' First
s¢siinn_ind»|ny|i|i-im sums... _peiivemi Briiish and l-‘reneh Siarieii Combined l*A_iiaeli. from
Delville Woods io _ _Somine andf are Making Pro-
___ _,_,__‘,__   press. Russians Pressing Closer lo Kovel.
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‘Prominent Speakers. l '
»
 Pr`lno_e.of Wales College"Hall was Av
_well filled last evening when the first and indiscretion always invite; and
session of the Rural Life Conference tho boldness with which he entered
fill' All* discussion oi’ social. educational upon the task of addressing
and agricultural problems was held. the meeting might be described
Premier Mathieson presided and as the valor 'of ignorance
among others on the platform were: However there were distinguished ex-
His Honour the Lieutenant Governor, parts in rural science who would amp.
DY- G- C- Cfo6ll11ilIl.M_ S.. l-»- L- D-. ly supply the deficiencies from which
President of Guelph Agricultural Col- he suffered. Mr. Pierce went on to
lege; Hon. M. McKinnon, Commission- speak of the great importance of the
or of ASl'l0\llilll'°. 1-Ion. W. A. Pierce. farmer in the social lifn of the nation
U- B. Consul. Rev. Mr. Ridall. of On- He said that long ago, the, an-mer's
tario, Rev. Dr. Fullerton. Rev. Dr. place was not rooognigeg, bqgftondgy
Giwtlllor. Mr. H_ H- Shaw. and Prof. he is fully realized to be theuunan be-
__C'li\\'k- _ nlnd the indusn-ini and social gun. He-
f_Tiio nraceadinsa were varied by a congratulated tus Provinouzupou the
n\li11bai'_ofoniUyablo vocal selections. Conference and lioped”it_ would _be a
2% nf" 0! Which _WHS N16 Billtins of series of successes. The keynote of
~_ _ 0 lllilhfl Hymn. by Ml* Percy Bar- his address. Don't be.‘-'Ant 's"-b
\(Csnadlan Press Despatch.)
LONDON, July 31.--The Allies main-
tain unceasing pressure on both west-
ern and eastern fronts as well as the
ltalans on the Austrian front and
heavy battles are being fought in all
theatres. The Bri-tish and French
started a fresh combined attack on-
Bunday from Delville Wood to the
Somme and made dogged progress
which brought them near the village
of `Maurepa.s. _The i misty weather
which has hindered operations has gi-
ven place to clear skies with intense
. t
_low who also gave a second number la- ‘ipr-o'a" or ag the F1-eng), gay “pi-¢p5l_l~
ter __on. The other vocalists were Misa n
Blaisdell and Miss Jacqueline Macdon
aid. The accompanist was Miss Ka- been 24 houre in P. li},_Island_and he
heat. The Germans are making most
determined counter attacks and ofii-
 I. _ "“t‘.'..': ;‘_;.'::_;..:“ :._;; _.",..':‘-__.' _ I
 f tfI§'?if__§!5_'!;lil`>Tii'ilHi _ttoiio iii.  ,__tEFiiorii_s
gained a foot of ground by Sunday's
attack. The Russians are continuing
their success and despite the strong-
est German resistance are pressing
ever closer to Kovel. Accordin to
_ K - _
toniglits news they are across the river in the course of our attack we
Stokhod over the whole stretch bet- have taken among other prisoners an
ween_Kovel Barny and Kovel Rojitche
railroads. General Letchitzky whose mander and staff. At other places
operations were suspended by Dnies-
tei- floods is moving again and work-
ing toward St. Anislau another impor-
tant railway centre. _
(Canadian Press espatch )
statement says: “In the region north
hd h°05t ¢h° lilhnil- 1. __ ~ cially claim that the Allies have not,and northeast of Barnovichi a. fierce rection of Mosul was repulsed
Dr. Creelmanspoke nexi._,i_He had ‘ _ - -
1.._T_._-,_-_-_-___-_-_-__..L-,_-_~,_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-;_-_-:_-.-.-.-:_-_-_  _-_-_-_-_-.-_-.-.-_-_-.~:_-_-._-.-_-J.-.-_-:.- -_-»_-_-.-_-_-_-_-_~.-_-:_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-.-_->._-:_-_ .-_-.-.-.-_~_-_c-_-_-_-.-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-.-.-.-_ .-.__.-_- _._
inrtilicry duci is tuning place.” Enemy
aeroplanes dropped bombs on stations
at Zamiro and lsiaslav. On the river
Stokhod our flerceilgliting went for-
ward At one of the bends of this
‘Hoi-ivad regiment with regimental com-
on the Stokhod we took 21 officers and
914 rank and fyle and four machine
guns. The enemy was pursued in
Brody District and has reached the
rivers Graserkfl and Sareth. In the
region of Eraingen our troops made
g ygua n the di
tie Stanley. h
_ The first speaker called on was though he had been 24 months. H
Rev. _Mr. Riddell who was present in w- s very favorably impressed with
lllilco °f Rev. Mr. Shearer of Toronto that part of the country he had driven
ad been so welcomed that he felt as `
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B _
who' was `0il the Drogramme but was through on his way from Summerslde `
E'
Elf
'lllllhh A9 hi? Present. _ I-ie congralillw He congratulated the people of P. E H A I
Nd the Pf0Vlh0° 011 U19 Rural Lilo I. on having their lot cast in such a_ ~
Conference, lt was indicative of an plonsnnt place, Ho emphasised th _
f awakening for rural betterment. Much p
oint that the tlller'of the soil requires.
can be done he said to enrich and education io make a success of his
-l!l'9D¢l1ien life in the country. work. The boys _and girls must be
'1'h\'0\l8h Ullh ll1Bth0ll Of l“V8§tlElll0n hrought to a better knowledge of life'  ` U ` A ,  _ .T i B h E _ P U 
the church has not been behind. It on the farm and the girls must be;   ___  “  S     ll_;acltrityI_i;o_t rccc_;veil ii l¢__t»..,, _mul at the outbreak pf the war Joined tha
rs aonwowasby‘ ‘6
_ has sought to discover all the social g
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pETR_0gRAD_ `_yu1y 31__ Russian further advance. A Turkish attack
in the re ion of Dis veri _
lo
PTE. WILLIAM W. MeINTVPE.
ther of Private William \_\'_ii':-_-e
_   in suontnlsisioliliioi
Private ll. li. Compton, ll.C.M., a|||l_'lP_|__»_lv;i~
W. W. Melniyre Were Among Those _-_Wi o
Gave Their Lives ior_.liiii|| and Country. _
_ __/`
D ° .An ‘ f
P-rs. H. e. coMt~‘r`oN. o.c.m.
The above isa out of Mr. Hsnzjc
Mrs. W. D. Maclntyre of th? toy, Compt0l1.Bangor,p_ _E_ |_ _
Six yehfs B80 he went out West an’
li Brigade of the zstn North weft
"mu e _ th _ Th rounded in the knowledge of house _ _ _ _ B _ ,,..  ~ t
_ ana s_ -n a coim ry. ere noid worn and yet in such a we -tiiui _ - _ ' - ‘ side ii n _   ._  __
 __ ...__     __ .   _._  ._  _-Bioiviun. lip. Train. an Ammunition llepo an _...i.;“..:.i:_;°o::i;i.   fa  ~»- M- 1-
could well afford to centre a great
f
so
deal of its attention upon preparing
boys and girls for life in the city.
But this is no longer desirable. The
city has greater opportunities for the
f_e,vv,but not for the many. Rev, Nr, I
Riddell-~told observers made in other
also on behalf of the Government to
e end a welcome to all those attgpd _ _ _ -~ in
lii'_g"thisltlrst-Conference to deal _ xl (canadian Press Despatch.) occnrred.~_»'!\iie Royal'-‘flying ‘corps oar- _tile aerdlilane on tliegizound was des-_ E_
.1'l?.9.'.|f9§l' and the-goodtliat can be so-"~tli_e*'iiroli`lenis‘of‘riiral life. ‘*'l'll‘e-'il 1 LONDON _“ny 31___A,, ombm s¢,¢,,.lrldd out several bombing raids and .ci-oyed. _ There were many combats th
comp idhed. ln conclusion he said and special feature of this assembly ment from 'British hegdqum-tem ln dropped seven tons of bombs on ene- and several machines were drivenio B
      Brlliiiiiig Down a Numher oi Enemy Planes 53"' ‘ ""   °"   “
|11 B Il 0 8 0 Il
e g br k up he w uid lke, o be-_ _ _ _ e M
half of the people of the Province and. _ f "B
nt _` ' ' _V _ , _
¢h°`°°hf°\'°h09 Ulm! fill fhe SWB* ldehl he said. was the attendance of clergy- ‘France issued tonight reads. ..Th'e,.e mv communications and biilets. A the ground in damaged condition.
‘U S Consul Pierce, said that he had
a book last winter on the valor of lg
norsnce illustrating the ridiculous and
sinful attitude of some.of his own es
oemed fellow-countrymsnl no very
coarse in their feeling towards other
nations and so very cock-sure of their
immunity _from attack in spite or their
ioeful state of unpreparednesa for the
°f l”_°¢h9"h°°‘-lt '"9 hhdhlefvlce- linen from different parts of the liilniid 0 mfuntr ii htin on the British trnin was blown up,‘ an ammunition Three of our machines are missing. ag
st`¢lié;»_-::_-_;_;-_-_-:.1-_~_~,-_-_-_-,-_-_-_-¢ _-_-_-_-,-_-_»_-_-_-_-_ ___ _ _-_ -_
it would be very wise to avoid attemp
ting any estimate of the value of this
additional force in the summer school
in this province. I-is had very high
hopes. As a result, at least in part,
of the special education the teachers _
are receiving there is a general waken I(
' (Continued on page three.)
MSS EVELYN ALLEN   _
  4 TAKES FIRST PLACE
liissfu--toiiic rliniu-iii.
Nearly Ten Thousa-init Votes and Leails
  the Second liisirici. _
i_,;"'_ ' _
" -' ~i‘.v=*"""“'I '
oi Georgetown, Gains
rim mveiyn o. siien takes tue pon:
tion bi inmoi- in todays vote snowing -°ii°fi "M11 n°W 011- What 011° has
infra. GUARDIAN oi-cud Prize cani-
phign with s ci-edit oi 14.441 votes
prompt them to put forth their _best
done others can do. A few calls will
soon convince any of the ladies that
they are just as energetic as any other
ggainstfher name. Miss Alien is a
very busy young lady inthe emlllbl'
candidate who has the confidence ne-
cessary to make any endeavor success-
ful. _
tif. the _Prince Edward Island Railway
s}*l`l1as very little spare time but
when she visited the Campaign 'De-_
rtident _.late Saturday _evening and
orined the manager that she thoiiahti
_.~¢l`q_~,h d _secured enough votes that aff:
ttraodn to lend in ner district, sim
fo'ii\idf-as.-_to»day’s vote showsfthlt her
_  _ _work net-tad lier___ anansh
 _  'place her ln the lead ofthe
__etft|i9`e list of conte_ii\unt,s¢' This-
`aligtild‘ convince many‘of the cand_i_-i
§_'.'; _q Us wli_o;ieei_ that they _do :not have
_:§§i\‘_!_D_i_¢r_ abundance of time to de_vot__e__
'§ltflf1_tii_iilr-._’ candidacy that a few_ hours
Loc' aaionaliy spent ip the right wayis
`=}1|'i| g to pl _ em.to ;nake,their
._'~‘<=`a`_l‘Axll!lTi\A{lPl_
_._ lil.-‘..~i‘.'i£il1.>i‘._“.$“C  Bilfsifias =_l1lii§° “avi v`°5ii-“im ‘f°r_ti§';°_;"°*}*§; ' 7% ' ;   5 P- M~~ SESSION*
=»~ .‘“ir.~fii'ii.ws:°.-:aw ii::..::':.:t:°1.“=i.r'::.°':.. tr:  _ _
_ __ , _ '. - _ »\ ‘_ | . '
'lf  _1l.§4_ 'vs asf .;iis:_aennie'»iA>-{ticb."'  _  Qhiifmin. R¢V» J- J- MCD0hald» K‘"l‘°“'
p th d in the district with
51.2;-,-;_ ';,i’;s,-s._.':,:_ .' 
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takes ilrst place éin the second
filer contemplating entering' - -asjoiifno is an 'there  is T  L “_A ._ R _ Q gi ‘Amy SL or mm* G‘,,_i_ _`
 5:61;  :agua_€_;i&itf:n‘_v&$\r£m:__n_.yvig;ny_oi:_;»;i;>_u_id _i_i:_s__i:ateN5i¥. Helping the 'teen agé'-to iind itself, n<Id_re.<s by Miss _:p’_p_r:;;°t:_-raigiily.  tioncer. _ io7s,7,2o.\E_~'wv..§d_
Mrs. Joseph A. Bernard, of Tignish,
is in second place in district No. 2
and Miss Jennie Campbell, of Alberton
and 0’Leary. ranks third with a show-
ing of-6598 votes to har credit, ;
~ DISTRICT THREE. '
Mrs. id`a Burdett, of Fairview, is in
nrstg-place in the third district once'
more with 6861' votes and ~Misa2Iiidiia
lvic`Do_nald,_6f south Lake, is next__ on
the list with a~vote of 6588. _i_but,_i A
alight margin behind Mi°s_:~Burdli_tt._
Miss Vera Bernard. Mrs. Thus.
'Keenan and. Mrs. G- H- M1611- *F9
till active andit/hey pl’0li1ise'to Boon
Liss Florence howiiess. of Boiled 6
A °'°°‘°":.‘i::..:.:.'i°;:i:.:z“.;°..£°:: his °“ .::°°..:i‘.:' :iii f_°.:.::i.:.2ff< 1 ro- in nn .un
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up Amie Beaton. Di Bonshaw, en-
pyolyn Ai-sensult has decided to rep
wasn Y 5 K a
fiont and no incident of importance d€D0l WHS B9! Uh hfe and 5 hm* hi
(Canadian Press Despatch.)
LONDON. July 31.-Henry Duke,
Barrister and Unionist member for
Ereter, was to-dal' illliwlllied Chief-
Secretaryffor Ireland, in succession to
Augustine Bireli. He will be given a
seat in the cabinet. No new Lord
Lieutenant will be appointed- to suc-
ceed Lord Winhorne who resi5llBd
after the outbreak of U10 i”8h6|ll°h~
|84 With lore to Follow.
MONTREAL. Juiy 31.'-A c. P. iz.
Telegraph Company desllttch from
North Bay Ont., says 37 more bod-
.ea have been recovered at Niishka
and°six at Cochrane, making 184 bo-
dies accounted for up to 9 s. m.. The
railway expects to Bot bridseh and
typing through about noon to-day .Re-
Chairman, Rev.
Our Schools. ‘
-,r~i_ ..
Sanitation.
to-day
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  MUG ‘Fl¢  \QfOd~ lllf HITIIO sllilfdly .nd “uf K' 8  Ma 
REU-RAL LIFE GUNFERENGE _
A   SUBJEUTS FUR T04-DAY
_ 9 A. M., SESSION. V
Sueiscrs.
Agriculture and our standards.
Our social conditions and needs.
The Maritime Provinces.
l - K
R. G. Fulton. _
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1 _   'jr' = N_‘w_1“_Um“.‘_  _. _. _...in A.;  _-~ »'_ 5?U'°_l‘°"°~' n T I ` -
_  ||‘f=o£'i!,lI$__§‘- ell) pi-'   _*_-"Kiera ar: threo__n;ahp;__2an\:pd_;:“t:;,l_:£__  _ .ru-. [_ _'
_"N iuf. ,. .iii _ .. .y _ . ,h"e _|-ggi l.Bl'9(1 _ - u cat- f r “nt rf _
 Q  eisrmcr -rwo. ` A - supine hat.-_ tote saavnnssnagi- _ _ “_ {°“ 0 °° ‘U ‘°-
 __  _ -_  = A  sisters. Mrs. H. P. Pray or Medford,
The burned area covers a wide ex
tent on the national transcontinentai
d his discharge at Valcartier to come 2
ii dtii 'i'.&N.o.Rii e .,
tin sic ini iiiiiiu ii iiiii mini init o_o.-r.         
' ` ccciunne and iss niiiea from iibitibi_“|’° “'°"‘y'"”"‘i Y°“" "°"‘ ‘“ K°“' 0
--- to Hearst. in
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Till B0dlB8 R8GOVBl'ld "OW T0tUl Mlnard's Llnlmant oures rheulriatllns me' "°m°vA”5 t” S“mm°"id°~
THE WEATHER
TEIPERITUBE
-TIDE. H005. ETB.
-_1-
westerly winds. clearing and moderate-
65 degrees. The coldest the previous
night was 61 degrees.
ly warm. ._ _of
The highest temperature recorded ' th
yesterday was ililidegrees. At 9 a. m.' th
M registered 63 degrees: at 9 p' m"l You will have heard of his being
The tide will be high this morning 8
at 12.33 and this afternoon at.12.56; n
1.01 and afternoon at 12.315. _, d
and ‘tomorrow at 7.28; it rises toinor- 6
it will be high tomogow morning at mmt' bm I wt mm to °‘"° M O tw°
The sun sets this evening at 7.29 _ h;'°"°d' one hm" lab" when w° got
illy" worked in the Royal Bank of s
Ry. Survey till the'beginnin`g of
C. He was wounded over a year
o returning to the fmnt again after
few weeks in the Hospital. Besides 2
s mother he leaves to mourn two 2
Mass., and Lillian of Boston and one
ther was the Principal of the school
and St. Eleanor's where he was _b
appointed Inspector.
Bel ium June 1916 e
Dear Mother.- You may wonder
as been a brother to me for the past
wounded at my side, myself and three
my men carried him lor over a mile
rough shell fire and got him safe to
e station on the way to the hospital
wounded before this and will no doubt
be worrying about your good soldier
inntes after he was hit and wound
m to th station he was again dress-
on won it looked and enough nt Y
row at 4.42 and Thursday at 4.43.
The moon sets tonight at 8.30. 1';
There was a new moon on Saturday,
e
ii, and left on the car with a smile
n his face. So dear mother you do
ot need to worry over your sad news
I No. 13528 Pte. W. W. Maclntyré
The length of today will be fourteen
hours and forty-eight minutes.
lill\l`rti’a Linlmsnt dures Dlllhtlprla.
aosnnnsnn ims.- _
'[00 _LA'l‘_]ll_ _FOB _
___ 1oIL;i_iss_IirIoa'r1oN
 _'--'A'
UNE CENT par word each insertion
mult  If 0f¢O\‘l» mm
its
h t t'y~dve cent _ _
§&}%%&% ~@
wawrso-A Eini."_roi .QETTKM
winter anon _ruii iaisvjoiuii
_ _ _ _ . _. e o , _ --- We are offering for private sale
- ni ner district in inc nut nn--#signup nnsroanyiiiia GUARDIASL _ ~ “ " ‘ “ w*`i*”‘E-an s "Illini `i`5“'_ _ f Finesse] mt mum hm.” M mmap
cement. has maria s gain of Nli There  itillléinrerggaarae ‘axe ~ h;ius;8v;oiaiu_i;:n|os‘ito aeppooh. Air -SVN” 304_ A" mourn Imp -
(L , . _ _ '
_ _ - . _ ' ` _ _ ` ' - 'V' chairs. lie has slreaii dl ’ l
.~- ' “I and iianwnlifl H °no° ° ¢ _°a~ 1 _ - _ _ _ __ Simsc-r _ Pi ._ _ ~ _= ~ ts. c t ii iocui d ii iii ~ ’ _ ._
“'"‘~’~i    “°*iti.f°Wt¥ '°"s'°'¥i‘i‘.“'°' -1:" =“ 4  “ - 12 °~' fi'-i”-~»-°»"-“»-1--»-_°~»»=_‘~i ~l~»~::»-it  
J o' A - is
it  an up villains, _ .finiaisv ana win one ni its fine prison The _. Glwvi-  \_  _ _ .miinsqro so-cat; on
as _ '
i~ A _
the districts Lal this be s campaign is a sliort one and there ll _ A¢fd|-gg, 1, DL G_ _ _.cred (‘ | ,|, _ ' 4-ik(-l _WANTIUP AT CHAO- DALTON
_ _ _ _‘._ _ _ _
_  - . _  -- _  _ ' saatori . ny-
sfi' ' i'   f ‘» =‘W.<_f_I. Smith. _ _ \i|nara'a Llalment euros olswnoar. to‘iin iau‘:il¢Try'°?:i` nnsipil lmizgh
. ; ' v - _ ' "
Q mo _ L, Y G man.. fuel
_ -*"~\5'  “%“W* “PNY _niiunu|&i&~_....
.iuiy zotii. at 10.15 p. ni. _ ” .
The first quarter of the moon will xi" °°m° ""°“3h “H right' If y°“
be on Sunday, Aug. 6th at 5.06 p. my t
‘mr aafiiiiiiing in nun column cniiifcn June ein- ni 2 ociccit in tus untr-
tril Blish-_ ‘ .' u_115|l'..`25 _ _ Pd'
 Ti _ _
w8 o£l. `*1157.7'.'3l5M:;"._.-J-the ~U-uiim Jack is-sivllldn 1iI\Ie~w\|
~,lf uséwork in small fsnillpipf' PM
*gl E“"‘"‘ 9* gif* ‘ ind six or time-nornra eslowernd iiis
MAN waureof-To woliT<_`|`ii'_'riil'.
_ mill and coal yard for the fall and
i»t»'o1_ip-*r__“,iro1_i‘~f,<1`a*1_'lii£Ti vrrl
gent emeiis bsthiniphoruse, Victoria _ _ _
Park. _ Ap'ply`1il9.'Yt'\te St. 3111 about one year old.' Ofier nfl#
Wren-__Ar oncua AA =ii.`_§>`i< _
_ . _ _ " 1 ' ,i th in- u . _ _ ' _ ’ ners ousewor. y ng- “___ _ ___ _ _ _ -
&‘"'|=7'lh`|::":,; ;::,:3:,nAf:‘r.{‘l‘i: sxalghxen ‘hisglTiH‘:;nt __ , Chnrma Re  _F F ll n n D D glorge Hotel. ' __ ' ' 31. ‘ l/ALUfll:i`PROPlKTY FOR BALI.
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ish to write. and want to know any7
hing I can tell you. I will only be too
pleased. We are all badly shook up.
5th Canadian Batt.
12th June, - 1916.
Y
Sister is writing you about thefili-
nsss__and_ death _of your boy. but I
details of`his funeral. He was buried
noon with all ilie honors _given to a
eiofiin`ls used at the froni but'instontl__
body by a soldier's hand. and ovcr all
borne out _of tlishospital on a little
iiiesi_iii"_elr, _iiucsicd by an comrades.
At the graveslde the fl? 'was _removed
t-_-_-_-_-.»_~_-_~_».~.-_-_-_-_-.pf_-f_-.-_-_-.~.-_-.~.-_~_- -_-.-.-.-.~.-.-_-_-_-
e trenches -_when he was wounded
nd died s few days afterwards, 0"
Cl lW0 days later June 6th he died of the 8th day of June last. His siste=
s wounds. Previous to going West Miss Emma who went west at the
am e time as lie did is now vfsitir"
this city where lie had many friends. _friends-_ on -_\he.lslsnii.»_ _ Sha intend
the west no worked on ine P. ti. returning ip'ii_éalha_, this autumn. "rap
o _ -
llowing is copied from "Battaifoi
f
e war when ho enlisted at Lyton,5 Orders N0, 245," _ _
' Battalion Orders No. 246.
Battalion Orders part 1 by 0il'icv~
8th Battalion, 6th Canadian Infantry.
nd, Canadian Division. '~ ‘ ~~  `
31; 10; 15.
The Distinguished Conduct Med”
_ _ __ Ligifldwork is reported- to be well in brothen Montague who had enlisted has been awtrdbd ‘f-`td"lli0'“_!biTowin¢;
' _I _ » _ _ with the 105th as busier. but owing men of this D|v|5|0m._ ;.
l T T ' to the death of his brother was grant-
To No. 7374l.'Pte.' H. B. Compto"
8th Battalion for Distinguilhed»'C:r
uct on October 8th. Afterbeing dvr
ut of the debris caused by a Mine e'
nston Aus. 18th. 1893. where his piodcd by the Germans, nc immediate
ly volunteered to go forward with °
iv
arty of Bombers and assisted is
ombing the enemy out of the Crater.
< He also assisted ‘under Heavy Ani"
y and iviuciunn eun way# dugiut
r _ .
» Mm W_ D_ Ma§Inty;_e_ 4' ' _out four other men buried by the er.
osion, and saving their lives H1
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:hy I call you mother. ‘But your son ;§nr5_‘;,°;:3_%uT!°hg:::_|n‘ '¥§:';af;;t(}5en}_
T0R0NT0_ A i_ 1_._F 1, th.. -eral Commanding has much pleasurr
“sus ms nor sixteen m°m'h°' T°day he was in conveying the congratulations r'
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the Army and Corps Commanders ty
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rivate Compton ‘
NOTE: In publishing above l‘i
rigada Orders the G. O". C., 6i'-
iiadlan Infantry Brigade wishes i
a _
_ongratulate Pte. Compton' particular'
on having won the First_Decorati-~
which has been'awarded to the 2m`:.
Canadian Division. ‘
The Officers Commanding. 281'.
Northwest Battalion, has already co"-
veyed to Pyatq" _pton_the con
‘atulations of thegmcen and Mr _ '
gl' `
of the \28ti1 Battalion ~on file meriif-"
h
oneur he has received and for tl ~
istinction which lishas brought to ties
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9' Y°‘"`“ *""“|y- body into the ground. Then we u~~__
SERQT- A- PATTUN- covered our -'heads -and Lconductecl ~
simple Scottish service. After ila
1" C°“°""““ D|"~ Benediction -the Corporal ave accru-
mand and we ail_,can'ie'to°&`: fs ni,”-
li was om-`iast`tribute bf spect :»
D011' MP9- M1101!" P0-- your son are we turned away. So iz '-
left him sleepingiu the ‘l:§le~_Mi_|ita‘r-'
Cemetery. _A,cro%s _is ng. ei-sets'
thought you would, like to know the to mark gpg gpg; gm  mm..
from being forgotts le _w_|>._can it `-
mire T brs've_laAis qa4l1i'd_aiiti`-.zhrvr r~
__ spect' o li restiiigjp _ o. _-l ‘ ll ou~
gallnnt soldier ; `._in..time of war. Nn~p|-divers io'Jetlier._`w_e __ ei~_»a_g-|p‘¢__y._.
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s' plaid or blanket is sewn around- the iovo and 'mercy to. co ori. you nov'
Ho knows the_l_i_' th; k and pain
for _ji-it »'tt¥tu`_n§fgir~&vu“sss,“ "
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> " 'Preibyterlan Chaplain
msn: All.-on 'rits i»norsnv`y_-
or tno ltiand Stock Breeding Coni-
pany, Fr nchfort, three lieifers each
have same by paying expencss.
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wait on table and _help _with otlsgw
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iron o s. os dining  ~
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lnsed wait a p:ioe'os'~
brey by pt. A brey _ "
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