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GOD SAVE OUR MEN.
('_l`unc--“God Save Our King!
God siivc our iiobie men,
Bring them safe home ngnin,
0'cr distant. main:
Help them our land to save,
l.:inrl of the gallant bi'ave,
liiiikir- them victorious,
God save our men.
God save our Motherland,
Firmly with her we stand,
in peace and war; \
Help hor o'ercome thc- foe,
ills evil ways o'c'rtl\row,
And bring buck peace and joy,
Gnd save our men.
God siivc our Allied iiinds.
We give them .helping hands
l-‘or freedoin’s cause;
Grant them tholrrlghts to claim,
Help llclglum's _freedom gain,
Anrl make the war to cease,
Gnd save our mon.
Geri, 1-omlorlt aching lionrts, ~
Sinn-k by wnr‘a deadly darts,
For dear loved ones;
lieip them their 'grief to bear,
With them our tears we share.
0h muy there soon como peace,
God save our men.
Wiih prnyerful voice we sing:
Lllllli live our noble King,
Lung inny he reign;
Semi him the power und grace
T0 crush ii irilloli-(race-,
Oh let ns sing with praise:
“Gini Save-Our King."
A. W. McNAUGHTON.
Owen Sound. Ont.
with.. soo settle smite
5baml:»0°. twd _Cakes free.
With atin of the Talcum
Powder one_ Cake free.
Th' ' ooorzuhityaoe of
wmeliqfi soften- Takesaiiv-
’)
Ht Brat it was Just o' coin; but this
forenoon the doctor- said he had the
measles. As he was in Nd. 1 section
that meant that we had'to be quar-
antined. Hence we have to stay lin'
our hut. If no more cases break eu
we may not have to be quarantined
long. but if there are any more we
may be hlere for some time. lt means
hours physical exercise each day.. 1'.
is, of course, a waste of time, but can
not be helped. I am lucky that I had
them. The other three sections o
-the battery are working.
Well. I suppose I must tell you
about our trip to London. We spent,
-or most of us did. of course some
went to other places,-our six days'
furlough there. and had one granfi
time. We left camp' about 5.30 p.m.
Friday. Oct. 13th. and arrived at Wat-
erloo station. London. about 7.30.
We were niet at the station by Cap-
tllill ---. of the- Y.M.C.A. He
took us to the Peel House. where we
stayed' while in London. lt is called
"The King George and Queen Mary
Club for His Majesty's Overseas Forc-
es." lt is a very good place indeed
to stay. The cost is very small,-only
three sliiilin_gs a d'nv_-or about 75
cents. It is a large place, there bein.;
from Australia, Africa, Newfoundland
and' all parts of Canada. The wait-
resses all helen to the "u lei class’
ladies who are giving their service
free for the benefit of the soldiers,
and' in that way are "dollng their bit."
It did not at all seem like being in a
boarding house in a large city, nearly
three thousand miles from lieine.
Pelhll-DB that Ulllght partly be because
there were so many of us from home
together, but really it seemed' very
home-like. The food' was good and'
home. especially the' porridge. Geily.
but it was good .to get it again. Sat-
“fdlly mornirng the Captain came to
the Peel' House' with sivx or seven
-to take the battery boys for n. diiy‘s
trip around' the city. lt cost us only
three shillings for the whole day’s
drive. ' .
memorial. _It is a very beautiful sta-
tlw. erected to the Prince Coiisor_t by
Qpeen Victoria.
We then went to see Wcstniinstc
mens. We viewed ;'-e .:_»-...go 1;,-gh
wi th is very bee vtii`~_ii We saw the
_ and' hiighest square tower in thc world
high to the top of the piiinacles and
over 400 feet to the top of the flag-
stuff. The lower part, which is sn
tei‘od by a gigantic archwny, is for
the sole use of this sove-reign, wbc,
when opening or prorogulng pa,-11.3,.
ment. always enters here. Over' the
arehways are niches containing stat-
ues of the Guardian Saints of the
United Kingdom. On one ohio 12; o
|lll`go_flgurs of Queen Victoria. There
are also statues of the Duke and Duch.
ess oi' Kent, and other members of
the Royal family.
We next saw this Clock Tower.
Willlffl lilo largest, most powerful and
niost_accnrate public clodk in tho
world ls. The frame of the clock is
15% foot long, and 4% feet wide. The
frnnies are carried upon ii separate
nhaft forming a well 174 feet high
from the ground for the weights. The
pendulum beats once every two sec-
onds,_is 3 feet long and weighs 685
pounds.
ln the center of the Palace is the
Central Tower, which is also ii very
lin-ga one. Besides these there are
others of varying design and great
beauty.
To complete the survey of the out-
illdo ol' the building We hall' to go
through the courts. Beginning at the
north end they are /called: 1, The
Speakers Court. so called from its
_ A l ` 'during autumn and w`lnter._so we‘
_ U _ [went again to Wutminliar. Abbey- _
_ "  i /, ___._ hr M a ewenttothe Albertans
' Court- 5 the Star Chamber Court.
muon work Simca comm _ ' ' of note. They were all very life-lik
it looks just now as it :B hlggi, Th? ‘M3 giving “ce” imc’ New P31' iiideed', so much so that one of th
not do much for 3 (ow dayh yegtep acc Y" ‘ boys wishing to find out somethin
dny one of our boys’ mme, McLeo,5_ WB U10” ~W¢ll¢ ill Y~ill‘0\l8h the MOP- went over and spoke to the statue o
from French River, took sick and was‘ mm* P°"°h' 5° “ned ‘mm “B bel” “ P°"°em“"- of °°““°» he 50'- "
taken ho our hbshhah They thought interned therein statues of our Mor- answer, except o, gr-out bum; o
man sovereigns. The walls and cell- laughter from those who saw li
ing of the Porch are very beautiful. There too, were shpwn some relic
To the right leads a passage through of the present war, including s B
an ante-room to the Klng's Rebini; gian rifle, with abroken barrel,
Rfoom. In _there . is the chair of
state Then comes the Royal Gallery
both ver-y fine. _ _ __
Next we went through the House
nothing to do_ except ___ couple of of commohlh Peers. L0hhy_ House of ber of Horrors. and there saw
wax many of the terrible things that pms' J_ Camhhclh E1mh.h_
took place in early history. We saw John D_ Hume, Wood Island.
Lords, and Westminster Hail and the
Abbey. It would take too long to at-
tempt to describe all these. But they
are beautiful -
don. and' there saw a great many in-
er. We arrived at the Bloody Tower
with_ its old portcullia
We passed* along St. Thomas’ 'l‘ow»
cr and Traitors‘ Gate, where the pris-
oriin-s were formally landed. We
went into the White Tower.; and
a tablet marking the' finding of bones,
stairs and into a little room, where
these things gave one a sort of
W H t ' _ It was much more interesting seeing _ _
s rs saw the Prince Albert th_eh__ hmhever___than it used to he ;r;_¢;___;1_ i_‘:_§i_;;h___:ig<:k_ca__ta_~jvi1.sh_§J_I_llyv__§le dé
fm* "5 “ l°“t t °'m~ We “ext Went there about 3 p. m-_ walked around Freeman Clark, Charlottetown.
n to see tie Crogavn J_ewels. wlhlcli o_f thB_ camps there_ which hy. me wh
r course were by nr tie most eaut- are Supposed to he, the he
pnracm Houses hr Lhhds und, Com_ [nl oi’ ull. They are kept in a sort of Mullery camps ,h ,Ehghm
ia' mme chapel' 0' Wl“d°W recess- It is out there that the arsenal i
WlllCll i.l‘tidltl0l'l SRYS Wl1B llBGll' (Ol but of cam-Ee it is now closed _to I’L9_ Malcolm McAu]gy, I‘.[\'t,0wn,
Victoria Tower, which is the largest dev°"°n° by Henry VI" when he was Dllhlic HOW- T110 G€l'lllHllS` UFC' VGFY C91- Fei" A~ H“gl‘°“' Mm C°"°'
8 l“”i“°“°f ill the 'I`°W°f- All1°ll8 fb# anxious to get o whack nt it, ond Surat- F. Simmons. Clyde River.
bclng 75 feet square and 336 feet "mst be‘“mf“l j°"'*"’l9 is the Imperial have dropped several bombs around'-70”" V- MCLf‘0d» Pllfk C0l'l1°|'~
J Smte Cmwnf with f°“" arches ‘Wig there, but have not done much dai
linaliy made for Queen Victoria's cor i age yeh We were into h place them U, Allan Stools, Newport,
oiiation. The chief jewels were tahcn Wham they keep guns of an so _
from older crowns and the royal col- and a eh About 430. we went into Cpl. Geo. Burns, Malpeque.
“_ Pte. F. J. Brown, Mt. Alhion. '
catches one's eye is a large leaning
marble base. 'lt is 'tho monument' of
General Gord‘on. Above it are seen
Wellington's monument it is indeed
giving access to the splendid oillelal'
resildence of the Speaker of the
House of Commons; 2. the Commons
Court; 3. tho Commons Inner Court;
Then passing to the center of the
building we enter: 4. the Peers' lnnoi-
teresting things. We went in over °'~hi‘"`3' EVBl'yti}i|llg was just oo
the old »moat to the Outer Ward, wl°‘_‘1m gm immedirately _;’°f‘fI‘_'f the fu
through( the gete‘of the B ward Tow- B ee was per "me ' ie Que”
y was blind-folded, beside her stood her Pts. William Gordon, Montague.
DNGBL. an also her lady in waiting. Patrick A. McManus, Bonaliaw.
To one side a little distance away Gunner Neil Mclanac. Bonria.
.was the executioner. it all seemed John Currie, Charlottetown.
0 ed '_ h th f Ed A v__ Record Office in Ilondon Vto foun
gxgphshl hlfhthsh oafenwehtwgg the him all right., and also saw another
P E I boy, who works there, --
these two “me prhmes were s“ppos_ Hi}roi;ih Piickard, from _Charlottetow
ed' to have been smothered by their ` n 8 §"°’m°°“ We _ Went t° We Driver W. L. Ferguson, Alexandria.
uncle. Richard' III. We passd into 3'” Kings Sfélbles. _.'_md believe
_ th 1 _ h d sh." My l_ll‘0 Dre y sive places
400 beds. There were soldiers there _“_§:___g_'_lER__¥;:;;‘_¢?;' _hgiage c_hh;_ WM hgrsem and ‘hh hhmhsh ahd_cm_rihg
where he used to take exercise when wg \‘;l;_em;_g0';vf:_cet';_té ‘§{‘;‘€“*3(,ic'l;°h""
g pl . . his was_a prisoner in th_e Tower. We is hhout 260 years old ;9S'u__°e_d'
-fllld Were very. very H106. They are aussi thr°“gh SIL ‘mhnls shape] and the cononation of thellast five so
ie rmour. e a ‘
S personal rellcs elf] Wolfe arled Vvlfzllllllg emlgns' and by each of them at tl
ton t e execution block and axe and ah.hh_B shwe_ h_ weighs 6% tom __
. ll _
many other things of interest. We is drawn h eh ht re m_ I
spent some time there and then came horses It ig' ahgsohg oak co mi"
down the winding stairs and' out to thin 'Cham r i ah was 
the parade ground on this north side whhy md lhkolt if nt “nh V135 M
of the Tower._ We then proceeded deed g ' S very ea" “I 1 '
to the Beauchamp Tower; passing Th'hrBda mo 1
Y YH Hg We E116
on the righh hand, the sitéa Scif _gba hmhhd Trafalgar Square T
tasted like wiiat we used' to get at glfagggll $;lnc“‘;:'_erw(g';;nx_';l;t tha reel: i_t_\;_iin_;_l_,___;._;zi__?_e_ii_t_i_'-:;_‘ aS_i;u_i:h|;_,y §_l_i_:h:_i;.;li;l
grriuigi oghgliglghzfldihosig ‘gifs pgllgzlg there is_ lots to be seen. in the aft I
tom we saw many memorials or some h_o(<_>ii__:v_;s _v_\_r_i;;°_¢_ss_in__:_'{_t_;adh_t_oi lii;c_J(¢;l_wi_<i;r by H. A. McBeth. Iris.
ond y w
Victoria Museum, also to thé"Natnral_
‘ 7_ ' ` ' ' History and' Science Museums. We
_ _ _ spent nearly the wliol_B day in them.
‘ L ' ‘ ' ‘ and then- not having enough time to
_ » ' _ ` see all that is oo be seen there. We
’ surely can _learn a._ Great deal by
h - ' I ' spending a'short time there. - .
Tuesday morning we went to the
 ` Zoo ical Gardens. accompanied by
108 _ _
a guide who came to the Peel House
The following letter from 'Gunner Cou ° , ’ ~ 1°' W' new we “V imlmals' mp'
Haddon McLeod, of N0. 5 Siege Bat- pootlltogs utgghfeshz %=:h';h.';ndT:;:§:: tiles, birds, etc., from all parts of th.:
fl`y_-_ i-0th__i;3i mo;-hBl‘. MN- ElthBr_Mc~ we come to the Royal Court, from gxld' It W" very im"°°u"g‘ ln'
eo . 0 88. one ofthis best de- _ - . V ‘
scriptive misslva _received since the llvill`ilcl'l\dlvlig:.“ Theggtllnsdsdgohlderxdgli In the °~“°m°°n tim guide took u
battery arrived in England: of inner courts, parallel to the oth w Madame Tussards mmm” wa,
W’i¢|°y Cllllllh Surrey. ers and west of them. Going through wbrh’ 'Wmlch “rel wondflml' Time A
OCL 26. 1910. them from the Royal Court south to we W” statues new 0 many Rm.
-on erson -all of our sovereign
D9" ffilkll ll 11011102 north they are: 1 the Peers’ Carriage B P B’ _
Court 2 the St' __ Om C rt _,_ from Egbert to the present Prince o
n month today since wo loft ’ ' . “ “_ °° °“ l Willem many zensrnls. authors. poet
of Canada We have not St' Stephens C°“'i' 4' th” Clolstm statasmen, artists, clergy and other
German rifle, n German helmet,
German horse-collar, which by th
t and the Prince's Chamber, whichart way is a desperate heav.y thing. W
also saw a German bomb.
We then went down to The Cha
the old gulllotine by.which counties
very real and very terrible.
hunt up Randol h Murchis n
there at the foot of a stain-case was th P 0 - °“° 0
ni
opening of parliament and ull sta
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B.
H Cyrus B. Birt, Pisquid East.
e_ A. C. Henderson, Union Road.
9 John McLean, Charlottetown.
g Corp. Robert O. Stewart, Dunltaff-
nago.
_E Charles McFarlane, City.
f Pte. James Marshall, Covehead.
the fragments ot the colors of the A    
Royal Fnsilier regilrient. carried into U
§§E;l§°_§0_m me Amin" campus" 1'" 'reno How ans Recovered |-lsr _Jerome Graham. Murray Harbor-
Ws saw there, too, the Duke of 5¢l'°"9\i\ GGOFRU McLellan. Margate.
sort of strange feeling. We often  £133; 1131620253;  nw
 ;‘l:)°€'i then; glut nflvér dmgmed stayed. It took us- about an hour
a We W “ re” Y we “"1" get there in a car from Westminster, iillrry Douheri-y_. Martinyille.
- | Pte. W. A. McQueen._Mt. Vemon
o . . - _ _
lection. Among them was a very flnf- -the Bgmhk Thehufe to ham. R co
ruby, given to the Black Prince by cert that was being given there b
Peter the Cruel after the battle of me Royal Garrison Armlery B,md__
Mavarette in 1367. This was worn the best band m the Wm-1d_ so the
by King Henry lin UW WOW" 0“C|l'Cl' s'ay. It was indeed a great band, nn
ing his helmet at the battle of Agln- they havg ,_ 1ove}y theatre tho,-o_
court in 1415. For the coronatioii of Wo had supper at the homo of L- C0l'D~ JUS. Coles. Wln5l°9.»
Mary ii. with william iii., this splen- Gene-ra; Bu..h_a brother of on., of Gvrdvll Manderson. Maliwque.
did "lily WU” set ill the Q_“e9"5° 'our ladies. lt was- another good s‘up
UDWI1 Of Billie- The 'QWWH WHS ell' per. -The General and a Lioutenan
larged for the_ coronation of Edward were at the more with um and we,-
Vll., and' then contained 2.818 diani- both very p.|oaoont mom After so
onds. 297 p€fl1l‘lS llllll many Olllbf per we had some music and a. fe
bflliutiful JBWUIB- games. But we‘ did not s'tuy ver
After leaving the Tower, we went long. as we had to leave London fo
_$0 St. P8.lll’B CRi.lle(li`ill. -ill th() Q mp that night, S0 W5 left ther
Cathedral standing inthe north aisle allen; 7 o'cloclc and arrived at th
and looking east, the' first thing thai I'ool,1-louse about 8.
There were some Australians an
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figure in bronze, supported on a black "-_W°°>'“*-l°°*`-
Continued on Page Eight
see the New semi ‘Fira sniennmc ssA_D0w”_ of the route adware
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Friday and, Saturday
i_.
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".' y i
l |  I i 1 1 
Pte William Hughes. Mill Cove
huh Pte. T. J. Martin, Charlottetown.
eh Pte_Danlel McLeod, Charlottetown
a Pte. E. Dixon, Gaspereaux.
h M. J. Fraser, Montague.
8 James F. Hagan_ Hope River.
Charles L. Pitts Charlottetown.
e John Watson, Alberton.
Frank Allen, Charlottetown.
Jerome Gallant. Charlottetown
,,,_
ill win. M. Monarch, camo Haan.
5 T. Guy Owen, Charlottetown.
_ _ numbers were so cruelly and horribly W_ J D ff Ch 1 tt t
I We next went to the Tower of Lou put to death in early times. Lad u ar Q e own
Jam’ Grey' Mari' Queen °f S”°i5 ‘md Pte. W. J. Duffy. Charlott¢>°own.
itf Pte. Emmet Murphy, Stanley Bridge.
n
y. -
Y Corpl. J. W. McLaren, Forest Hill.
LeRoy B. Kidlly. Charlottetown.
Wednesday morning wo went to Corp. John W. Hume, Wood Islands
f ` North.
e 105th boys, who works in tho James McLellan, Grand River.
il' _
“- Pte. Ed. Hlcken, Georgetown.
0 iisroid anus, summer-sins.
1°* nonalu vessey, onnriottotown.
'~'” Wilfred McKinley, Sydney.
Bt Daniel L. McBeth, Iris.
If sr. James M. smith, Aihion nn.
‘lt George Currie Georgetown.
V' Herbert Cecil Maclntyre, Souril.
10 John Stewart, Wood Islands.
10' Emanuel Dolron Charlottetown.
l_l_¢1_i Gunner W.G. Bruce.-Red Point.
li Pte. C.A. Aniald, Charlottetown.
ell Pte. L. Coflln, Morell.
Pte. S. E. Chandler, Mt. Albion.
ll Pte. Fred Halliday, Eldon.
P. Carragher, Kelly'e Crocs.
lit Fidele Gallant, Tignllh.
he Capt. Fred Mays, Charlottetown.
y. Nelson H. McLeod, Alberton.
nd Harry Riley, Sea Cow Pond.
er- Percy Mstlzerall, Fortune Cove.
`lill'i§6 wagons,-brakes they call thein wh° spent years lm the T°wer' All the eoncc-rt and tea on Sunday. Wodll lPI<li‘il‘g'dCl3iill‘lldr§l1‘:;ril‘x;i\i),el(:.l|(?illpaud.
is Pte. Lester Proud, Charlottetown
e‘ Gunner J. Bowden, Charlottetown.
to Pte. -N. McKenzie. Nine Mile Creek
t Pts John McLeod Park Corner,
y-_ Edward Dickson, Georgetown
ot Wilfrid C. McDonald, Georgetown
d_ Pts. George F. Allan, Charlottetown
S, Charles McKinnon, Charlottetown.
“_ John Gallant, Summorside.
ns Peter McDougall, Morell.
y Pte. Ernest Gaudet, St._ Nicholas.
Pte. Geo. Bowness, Alherton.
y I.. Sgt. P. H. Crockett, York.
d Sgt. L. S. McDonald, Peters Road.
Pte. S. W. McBeai.h, Forest Hill.
 Paul C. Doiron. Bloomfield.
t  Jas. H. Stewart. Donaldston.
,_ Supper R. Collins_ Hunter River.
’ Leslie M. Robertson, Mt. Hope.
E; I.. J. Marshall, Covehssd,
Gen. H. Robertson. Bradalbane.
¥ Kilburn R. Sharron. Crapaud.
0 William A. Alien. Georgetown.
J. T. Robertson, Charlottetown.
G llrias‘ McDonald, l{elly’s Cross..
Sgvt. C. Bovyer Hamm. Hillsboro.
Corpl. E. J. Powers, Tracadie.
W. G. Sllliker, O'Lanry.
Bomb. Charles L. Meurunt, Souril
Sgt Ilugh S McLeod, Caledonia.
“Harold J Patterson, (Glace Bay
Charlottetown
D. L_a_nioiit, Montague.
' . . lris
h. monument worthy of om. most hh If the elderly people in Kingston COYD- T3- L- Mfnlmlh. .
'muah 50|d|m._ The gmve of the great could only realize what Viiiol would  B01|__l;ll9;. WIg_5_§mI_l0YBlW-
Duke |5 in the Crypt 'do for them wo would not be able _to _:L (_¥\_l;__ l;;___1 N~_____ Dominion
Lord Nelson's monument is a grand 3,” °“°“gh t° “ply the » dmmmd' 'lo n " .C  0n'T V h `
mm ,vs_ He hm, hurhhi lh the vc” -Following is a letter received from Prescott I~or os.L yllli 3 Oy -V
comm. of the Cathedmh “month the Mrs. A. E. Carson of thl5»_towii._ She Ri-Corn. _Jus. ._ lay en. e/rnon
very foundations. Oil that chur h, “§'5:`°` . . ' ver'
whwh is th religious ahhh of 5 ‘I am 69 years of age. and had been 'l‘hos. I’0ll0. St- I'0!9\"H- .
e C I w . ‘ ‘ hnr K,clly's Cross
n,,¢|.,n that he saved It is a B ailing for along time with indigestion. .L P. (.arrnK__ -  _ - _
mung h|hc,,_ The grave heh" mvhr; I got run down, was .weaki dizzy and I§_lbert Louis lleron, Charlottetown. _ _
could not sioop ut night consulted l-irrrier, James Gfiiiapie, Appin Road. ously ill.)
KILLED IN ACTION
William Heckbert, Montague.
Arch. Campbell Long Pivar.
'Waiter _Lantn Charlottetown.
Marry li‘»:Arthur, lfliscouclie.
Sei-gt. Wm. B. Brady, Charlottetown
Pts. Alex. Lorne McNeill, Rocky Po
Moses Gallant, Wheatley River.
Leo Wonnacatt, Hunter River.
Pte. Angus McDonald, Itoseberry
Arthur Robinson, Augustine Cove.
Richard Warburton. Charl0tt°¥»°WD-
Lt. Ralph Rogers, Kensington.
L. Corp. H. Steele, Newport.
Frank Buote, Mill Cove.
Wm. H. McLaren. Cable Head.
Geo. H. Campbell, Cape Traverse.
S argt. Herbert C. Mclutyra.
Gerald Peters, Charlottetown
Sgt.-Major John McKay, Ch'town.
John McLaren, Charlottetown.
ltobt. S. Warren, Broikton.
Everett McLeod, Grand View.
Bernard Murray. Charlottetown.
Angus McLeod. Uigg.
l DIED FROM WOUNDS
.Gordon Manderson, Mnlpeque.
William Melntyre, Charlottetown.
Pte. John W. McDonald, Bradalbano.
Private Arch. McKinnon, Canoe Cove.
Henry Bryan, Compton, Bal1S0l'~
Geor s Dunn. Rultico
If
g »
_ William D. McKinnon, Heatherdale.
WOUNDED `
Murdoch Matheson, Melville.
Sgt. Fred Bagnall, Hazel Grove.
Pte. Earl G. Read_ Summerside.
Harry E. Bernard, Long River.
Clovis Gauthier, Summerside.
A. Vessey, York.
A. C. Walker, Georgetown.
Patrick Hagan. Hope River.
George I. Brnnder, Mnlpsque.
Frank R. McAdam. North River.»
James McKinnon, Lot 14.
Pius J. Campbell. Lakeville.
Frank R. McAdam. North River.
Edward Dougan, Tracadie.
Sami. W. McBeath, Forest Hill.
David Burns. Spring Valley.
James G. Kinch, Tignlsh.
Warren Myers, Mt. Albion.
Fred C. Essery. Union Road.
John L_. Mf~Lellan, Summerslde.
Charles A. McDonald. Iris, Lot 62.
Colin McDougall, Moiell.
George ’I‘hompson, Summerside.
l’erc_v T. Lee, Summerside.
W. S. Hughes, Charlottetown.
Augustine Gallant, St. Ralphael.
Gr. Ernest Marshall, Stanhope.
Fusilier L. Fougere, Souris.
Anselm P. Morgan, Charlottetown.
Gr. Joseph M. Campbell, Lakeville.
Privafa Geo. W. Sharp, Summerlido.
Priva e-J. E. Loekerbie, Cnscuinpee
Private Brin-n Mi-l.»llnn_ lnrilnn River.
Pte llnnii(-n Mc}\'¢-nmi__ Flmrlnitninwn
Private Charles bl. Beaton, Brookfield
Corp. Ambrose Cosgrove, Wellington
Wilfred Clark Wright, Victoria Cra-
paud.
ltnberi Trainer l`i\arl¢.ii¢~inwrl. (Vill-
vnnvor, 14 (‘._i
Licnt. Reuben I'}. Stewart, Wilmot
valley (Montreal).
Corp. H. B. Pearson, Charlottetown.
(Victoria Australia).
Pte. MJ. Fraser. Whim Road Cross.
Lance Corporni lil W. Chisholm, Ui!!-
l.onf-o Corpnrhl. Angus Arsenault.
Abrum’s Village.
Private W.l~1.il. McKay, Bradalbane.
(Gris Poisoning).
Murdock Neil McPhee. llentbardale.
Stephen l\icKinnnn. Charlottetown.
Private Peter Martin Grant. Bangor.
Pte. Samuel Elliott. Winslow Station
Pte. Harry Riley, Bea Cow Pond, Lot l
Pte. Donald F. Campbell. Newport.
Lot. 54. . .
Sergeant John A. McLean, North Cai
digan. _
Private Gordon M. Sinclair, Montague.
Pte. Wm. C. Delaney, Kensington.
l.ieut. Erie Warburton, Charlottetown.
Pre. Clifford Rogeri. Mlscouche, P.E.I.
Pte. Alexander McDougall, Nine Mile
Creek.. .. . __ ' _ _
Bsrgt. John AI. McNeill, Charlottetown
Donald D. McP'herson,_Glei_1 Wtlllam.
(seriously. ill) . _
Lt. Sergt. Robert l-l. Duvar, Mill River
Corp Spvww-er Stewart, Spririgton.
Llcut. McPherson. Wes-t Royalty.
Corp. Harry Bowness, Montrose. '
A. W. Wilson, Cardigan.
J. J._McLeod. Richmond.
Ronald' W. Gauthier, North Rustico.
Wf E. McLellan, Grcenmount..
Sorgt, N. W. (Lowther. Kensington.
John 0‘llrioi\, Lincoln.
l-l. lieairsto, llnrnldy.
 F_. Huestls, Cligrlqttetown. __
A. 'Il._e£d, Victoria Cross.
Gunn r James M. Smitn. Lot 59, (Bor-
Donald D. McPherson, Glenwllllama.
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island Roll of Honor e _ _ .  
_ ~ ~».>|~`1 t.-_mv_»;~'-“[_¢o
 »..i;r".;.;e'1'.$Is_'W
Lloyd Leemnn, Calgary.'ferln`erly or'
Georhetowp. _ __ . _ .
Stewar Hicken, New Glasgow. N. 8..
(formerly of Gaoiget_o_wn.)_ ., __.'
ohh Watson, Labob, Kensington/ "
ed. Wadman, Charlottetown.” 
Davis McEachsrn, Cranbrook, B.~-C.,
(formerly of Iris, P_ E. I.) -
Albert Campbell, Caps Traverse. .
Harold Dale Proud, Charlottetown._
Lance.-Corp. Joalchiiri 'iMcE¢cliern,
Souris . _
George A. Grossman. Cix’towr'i. =“ < --
Wallace Colcs, Winsloe. _ _
Wm. Lovers, Georgetown. _ ' _
Claude'A. Dunning, Granville. _|
llarry 'A. McArthur, Surnmerside
Jos. Connolly,_Mill _Va'le. _ ;
Gr. W. I-I. Hockberihynptague. - _» .
Edward James S li. city- '  `
Robt. S. Warren, Brocton.
Lt. Stewart B. Simpson., Charlotte-
town. `
Pte. Arthur Ling, Hinckley' WMP; ‘-
Private waiter eniitnrownnl. (Wen.
em Canada.)
John Daniel Jarvis, Grand Tracadie.
John D. Burns, Spring Valley.
Sgt. Thomas C Hierllhy, Hebron. Lot 8.
Corp. Ambrose Cosgrove. \Y€1l1illl5i0l1-
C. H. McKenzie. O'I.eary. ' _
Major Allen B. Connors, Sumniersiue
Sgt. J. J. McCarvell, Crapaud.
Private D. G. Gilbert, Fannin!-
D. G. Fanning, Charlottetown.
Pte. Daniel Stewart, Dunstaffnage.
Daniel H. Bears, Brooklyn. L0* 01-
James Marshall, Cove Head Road
Pte. F. Gaudet, Mlscoucbe.
Sgt. A. Phillips, Charlottetown
Patrick Hogan, Hope River.
Pte. V.E. McLeod, Fredericton,P.E.l.
Corp. Prescott Forbes. (twice wound-
ed), Tyne Valley. ,
Gerald \Valter Riley, Hillsborough.
Prescott Forbes, Tyne Valley
Pte. Roy Fitzgerald, Charlottetown
Pte. Harry Lund. Charlottetown.
Pte. Michael Jarvis_ C ve Head.
L. Corp. Elmer Bowness, Norboro. _
Cpl. L. Win. West. Crapaud. '_
Hammond Johnson, Charlottetown.
Pte. Michael Dalton, Georgetown. _
Pte. John McGougan. Mnllléillle-
Pte. C. A. Rogerson. Kinkora.
Corp. L. W. May, West Covehead.
Augustus W. Down, St. Peter's Bay.
Ceo. A. Crossmnn_ Charlottetown."
Lancs Cpl. Fred Andrews. Ch'Town.
John McLeod. (son of Angus McLeod)
Charlottetown. " '
Urban P. Bradley, St. 'l‘horesa'a. '
John A. Stewart. Charlottetown.
Wm. Goodwin, Morell. . _ -
Louis McMurrer, Charlottetown.
Everett McLeod. Grand View.
Russel Ingles. Kensington.
.lnsepli R. McKinnon. Lot 14.
John Goodwill McQunrrie, New Dom-
inion. -
Thnddie Knockwood, Lennox Island.
l.n.Cor|»l.Josepli J.S|mons.. B_t.' Peters'
Wm. W. Riley, Hillsboro.
Miiiiriro Doiron. South llhstlco.
'l‘om Looman. Calgary, formerly of
Georgetown. ' '
wlllinm Wright Huestis, Charlotte-
town.
Scrgt R. W. Cameron, (fharlottetown
liugh W. Oxenham, Royalty Junction.
John lVlcl.aren, Forest Hill.
Pie. Fred McLeod'. French River. -
Gr. Vernon L. Bourke. Charlottetown.
Gnmntiel Gillis. Montagusp ' ‘
l.ient.' Parker Hooper. Charlottetown.
Gr. Albert C. Igsnnis; Charlottetown.
Sergt. Robert . Nicholson, Ch’town.
John T. Tiisliop, Mount Biidhanan.
l.iont. Stewart Simpson, Chitown.
Elmer Tiowness. Kensington. ‘
/llluiistine Gallant.. St. Raphael.
Wm. Alley. Cardigan.
i.i. A. L_ Collnit, Crapand.
John McDonald ,Milb\lm. '
J. Frank McLean. St. Pcte_z;'s,.B§y._, .~
.l N Conroy. Ciiarlot`ieto_vm...`, -` ' ..  5
llonnld M. Stewart. Fnrestililll. "’
lmiwnrn Foley. St. i’qie§'s.l3ar.
Gr. D.__MacI)nr\a'id. Soutl F 1 .'_`
C. W. Found, Fredericton.
Albert Roach, llarniey.
Corp. David A. Harbour, Alina. .
Pte. McAuslanrl. Tyne' Valley. "
F. E. Marlin, Belfast. (Seriously ill.)
ll. A. Hardy. Tignlsili. ` " '
John ll. McKinnon, Riverdale.
linrry Stcwnrt. Striiihgnrtney;
Zen`os'Er'nest Perry, Wellington. '
ll. McGo\ignn. lrishtowii. »
li. Waugh. Snminersido._ __ _
mfr. A. D. Martin, Montague"
ll. T. Gorman, South Melville.
li. A. M.cl.ean, Peters Road. -
Pie. ilhrnlil llugcan,`(‘.herry Valley.
(torn. Ernest Pr-.rr`y, Muddy Creek.
lllu. Russel McLean. Ciiarlottotnwn.
'"°"‘i'h the “wel °[ "W l"“'é”"’“i~ The t d t r' wh ham I hh.; hm-denim; ~i-.poor J McDonald Chnrlottetown. Samuel Chandler. Pownal. Pio. it .W. Mcllonnld, Poplar Point.
  "-\llH¢`l< marble erected over it is it “'° "°° “ ° _ ‘,', ,,' ,'. u,m,,,,! ,,,, ' _y A o..,..,..., t-in.1..-...nn r,o_.r~_orpi_ /door. itorieii, nomioy.
.. ~ small portion or monument prepared' °’ th” “","','°“h““f,’,,',‘,f,"'§,5§,g,f° °°'1a" 1.-,~.`,.|  Charllitiéiown cope. wm J Giant. Georgetown. charles nine. cimriottetowh.
not expec 0 e ll
for Cardinal Wolsey at Windsor, hh we meh once
` ' _dau ht uid g .p ‘ '
Believes She Was Saved _ _:sri   0-      .    °~  0-  _ _ _ _   _
Thule were many other' things of much i`0l‘ hill' i ha*/0 Uikell "V0 h°¢ ' Sgt Aubrey Bell. Montague. Gr Ernest Davey. Clmrlottetowr " `
"ave '- _ - -""'.' '. . ' _ _
‘     'interest in and” about the Cathedral 1 télea “nd my beam' and Su`°“5"‘ h“V°_ _y;m,¢,, 1.1,"-wil,Charlottetown. _ - _ Mathias J. Trainer, liops River. (seriously ill.)
rm.
hissed.. ln thiswmyit is different to _so ervous l_could not sleep. and ohhh chhhg|hh,_M, me 0um_d_"_ which _v0'i'y e ments no 0 Pd
oth _ _ _ . di li rd to t k dune ' linin trsngth with renewe vigor,
ieiiecglln Ulla" h"m'§',f”°d',§., EQ" _lllullii inn” vin t°honii;i:°r at e.¢["‘?' “. "W P.‘”°"Y.i'i¥_“‘- “.91 H" $11.. hseal and cod liver psomnus. iron = _
iiorocl' an ngmlilley 'Q-“V Q time 'had tiltiq gis»~lieat*I oould.1l!‘m~' “med h°””“ir‘d" lm "°°"'°“°"‘ had mamgnnese neptonales. slycero C°"9°“' J' F"“°°"' Si' ""'°'° 5”'
_ . and herein es hob). ____ . wh mn molds hdwerldhi noon we were nvlted. to,_olPuo1oa\ phosphates and h mhd who whh,
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ALL ONE SIDE    SHE IEGAN won, Sunday momhlg we went to }___i;h_id__re_.on\men<ling Viiiol to_i_i.l_l_ my me H_ ___ wehm Elm__d_hs_
. -astmmstm Abbey' Tm’ “°""'“° The reason Vinol is so be_l1Bficial_to
A dm.; new, can can neva; to ,~o._;oi . Chaser Nerve Food. I was ..;hf;`fnh‘1_?F°A¥€e!'_y x:_e__c;si>__¢_i__g_ia.lvl_y__c_§g old peo_plo is necsaigs i_t oh:_iti_i__n;: 1::
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Peter M. Grant, Bangor, P.  l.
Peter McKenale,_St_. Peter’|\ ay.
Wilfrid R. Gunn. New London..
Malcolm Gillis, Mount V#-rnun.
lien. C. Davison. <‘hnrlm_totown.
tm: l";l&  \'g°i°°!:   .nd ihlslicdhuaigad ‘O B.:  Cigllriggt  f,:i|l'l:(§_ tlveéwant to “lik everll0e;(llerC¥  P U Cb I l Q l PQ '  Dj .on Bfgfn "yy Lomjgn ("hg|-I9! Buxton C399 Tfgwgfgg
_ - ' an ve was , run- - - _ _ , . 0. . W . . . .
"ms" ‘md '°" °' °“°'" 'md “m won” “nm my "hm B 6 lliti 'lo-im "”° '"‘d` “""°° “' “"”° ‘°°“ “" msd vegan in Charlottetown to can J F mn H Um mm .rohli Mchooo. Summersido. Pio. simmer J. nristoii. imiihn rum. ~
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non. limi restore the vitaiii-y.t°_ *ill ‘°“*§~__il'hi'~ PW _hffhfi d hm to tea to the south African club. it ,,, ,,\,,,.-,,¢,,,.~, ,nd K., ,, \,,-,.o_,, .,f\-1.1..;
system baton some form ot try l‘ C ll" NW" ~ “‘ 1 h o h |¢ if
,-€o.,|g,,_ first box helped me so pinch that ll _Z h:cl;l_|1_\_:\____?‘l_l‘__!_osr_>___:____ 0; __t_l;e§:_hth_ with the understanding _thai we vhill msn on NUTARY aahvml
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prom-o on,‘ lobomotor used several. and believe, t at tliis{h'mch of Ahnrhhhhh *hh “_ Th _l‘°i\l_\`ll 5'0"' m0l\iY if if 5 '»°_ _ _ _ _ _ _  , ,_ _ , _ _ _ -. . _ _ _ ._ .__ . _  .
paraiysgollore thfnatural treatment saved ;r;eh:roi_i_iu_ _nr‘hi_i;g_“; mms" W" 'md md the “Mei was nt.m_ A Foster Dm“____t_ c_m_________e___quhh_eTAh‘|£_|.eh   Jamesq'l"£\';rk?3{._ um' mum Sgiugh
of neglecting to keen the new i>=='°lY"° I "° ° _I an ° ummm W mt.-mt nn the meer or hom. meh, one it the best of-og¢in in .ii J ° 8," , *vit moron ir rm. ¢. vmon. am’ mi
Cliaries illusory, Union Road. _
Malcolm Stewari; Georgetown.
ment. C.B. Plthindo, Charlottetown.
Corp. J. D. McPhee, Georgetown. _
Pte. John Murphy, Charlottetown, in
Switzerland. _
1 .~ t MISSING. ' .-
which would' take too long to write harsh lzsglllh igrlhgglfxnlllilytgfdgiifill gig _ '_ PRIBQNERB IN GERMANY. I . ._,_ "_ 
imvno nimioi h,_s_l_i9om,,,gi,t;vyqoa
iii Switzerland. I _ - . _ _
nio_r.o.i.»»- conf Johhsionheiivn nm
Sihiper- Richard Ceilings. ' Hunter
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John J. Menoth. nriogetnwni * -  x~
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a healthful condition 'rho use oqwondermlly. and c re ___ mo 8 8 hm a "ry hhmmt -homhoh Frm. 'uh mud “uhh WMI I. &_ vi! Dag” new" muh” 0 B ‘muh chuhm*  H255
Df."Chsirs's Nerve Foodlwbeii you lmoat heartily. beilevin tha  égth _hh AU d A ‘  " ` l “ l 'sr in l. l l 4 - J- 'A A xl-   '_  . 'iii l
'en t ' me were roofs than. woo di . "°““ ““ _ ““"‘"*“ '°" wig-ln °l\°\S“°-by “~-l~ "°__"_°“,,,__-,_' _ 1 me a.iL'illesftnu.a1ii%- town- _ euro. oiuu».ilmm»r4_1l».: ~ _
:lol icrloiihflfioifs 'vllizlllgnfo thzwlifliilfrililioa in? sickness." _ _ ___ _2h§",:§f.'§ '(“A}’,‘}c§§’_‘§‘§ _‘f,',1‘§,Y‘;m*‘;‘}_, _ ~ _- _ w _o¢.u.h. mm Point. rn umm aieaom. mu Pam. muh cameron. Alamy. 1 L
“' 'Y‘li°ll1. and thereby yrlwlll l0l`° 'D"- °h°“° N°"” 1°” °'"° the Club. were Just as nice ll an ‘ . . `
|°lll developments. ` _ .natures warg: “°‘;|&|'z“5 ir' mm ' ' ' ' Y" " '
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