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FURTHER PARTICULARSQF IS-
LANDERS DEATH. `
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The following letter was recelvedIof~ Mr. Ronnie D. McDonald, St.
ily Mrs. Robert McLeod, Long Rlve\°,\M
from Rev. Geo. E. Taylor, in referen-
ce to her son Leslie W. McLeod who
died from gas while on leave to
Glasgow. scotland.
Officers Rest House and Mess.
To Mr. and Mrs. McLeod,
My Dear Friend,-'I am sending you
ii few lines with particulars regard-
ing the death oi’ your son Leslie who
w_as well known to me. Being on
leave -I was in Glasgow at the time of
his death and first learned of the
tact on hearing a friend reading it
from t-he evening paper I at once
-ltnew that they were boys from my
old regiment and made enquiries at
the hospital only to find that your
dear lad had passed away while be-
ing taken there, fle just slept away and
When I saw his .body in the mort-
uary it seemed as though he was
only asleep. The doctors ' did alll You can’t always judge a man by E)
the? cmiid but 118 ‘had DB-B805 ill t0'the cigars he gives his friends-they .I
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the land of peace. I made enquiries
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REPORTER: J. LORN Mc-DOUGALL, and also upon the fact that he had
__,.‘.wo CENT; PBR won” each V , . .- BARMSTER-AT~LAW _ lpurrhziscd ii. qiiiirter-section of land
insertion for advertising in this col-` R L m (serial No. 343034 MI under crop agreement. The date of
th _ umn. Cash must accompany order. C V9
me'eGsorgetown Guardian represent- Minimum charge twenty-tive cents. ‘ '
..*‘i". G. IVE'8'is' .the Montague thm' exemption'
Guardian representative.
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..*P|.EAsAN'r AFFAIAR.-A most
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January 22, 1918.
This was an appeal by the Calgary
chool Board from the decision of
Mr. Justice -Simmons. sitting as an
“j°y°M° time W” 99°” at me h°m° Appeal Tribunal _-it Calgary, Alberta.
l-Ie dismissed an appeal from the de-'
argurets, on Friday evening, Feb. j _ IN _
Sth, when the youth and beauty of St. gmon or Albert” Lum! Tnbmm O
1,31. which granted exemption un-
Margarsts. and vicinity assembled' tn December, 31' 1917’ to a ,whm-,y
there to “Mark time" and wiiile~`away--
rlnclpal employed by the appel-
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fue l’°“‘°” °f that wld Wi"tf”`5 even' iants. Leave to appeal was grantcd
mg to the melodlous strains ofthe by M,._ Justice 3;mmom,_ :
vi-c-lin music. a'bly and abundantly
The -principal ground upon which-
f'U”"5§h9d bl' M695” Chest” and exemption was claimed was the dif-I
Frank McDonald, and also partake of fleuny whichkyag aliegeq to “ist inf
0 sllmili-\l0US l‘€puSt.Ipr6D=1I‘Bd in MTS- procuring teiwliers having. in addi-
Mc‘Donald's~ best-style. when the hour tion to the academic quolincaiions
of midnight approached the fond necessary, an adequate knowledge of;
“Gsnd Bye" was perfectly' audible to ine ppiicy and dociriiies of me ca-i
the bystunilers, as the couples prepar- ihglic Clin;-ch. l
cd 1,0 tramp homc\vai'.l by the glare of
-In support of the application there'
their large "Pequot" flashlights, but was produced a letter written by the
not ‘before expressing their gratitiide Minister of Education for the Prov-
to Mr. und' Mrs. McDo'nald for-y the i
ucc of Alberta. iii which he stated
pleasant evening they deemed \veli tlmt. according to the estimate of the
ay be the ones lils. wife gave him
spent" ' Dc ut llinistei over 500 teachers
it
P _ "- ' `
nniishy from the Old Country, and
lal sirco 1‘i“ vo" began this source
1  - ~ _
f supply had been no longer avail-
ble.
The Central Appeal Judge: I am
at the hotel where lie had been for Christmas- ' , not satisfied that the ilitllcultles of
staying and the proprietor told me
that he had been speaking with the‘
two lads and remarked their good companion, _ S
mannersand intelligence as compar-i
ed with other soldiers w-ho some
times stayed there. They had not
touched liquor as it was a temper-
ance hotel and the boys had not
been long there before they went to
there room. Nothing transpired till
next morning when the servants on
duty called them and they did not
respond. When no movement was
heard later on in the forenoon it was
decided to force the door and their
the sad fact became evident that the
boys had blown out the gas. The
closest investigation showed that
this must have been the cause of
their condition. Their money was un-
touched so there was no foul play.
The doctors and police agreed that
tlieyhad not touched liquor and on-
ly one conclusion could be reached
namely that being unused to gas the
boys had blown out the flame and
left the flow of gas on and so had
been asphyxlated by it.
I can understand in some measure
how keenly you must have felt this
cruel blow and how as t-he days go
by and you realize more clearly all
that it means your griof seems be-
. ' . D
A full purse -is tno 'dest D00k9t D
rocurlng suitable teachers, although
robably considerable, are -in them-
elves such as to justify the exemp-
*'T**_ 1 ,tion on that ground of persoiisfalling
Some i>e0i>i@‘s ~0h=\1‘1fy 0011515” “ within t-ne clans called up.
giving advice.
The circumstance that in 'order
'operly to fill the post occupied by
. _ pl
Even zi. clever girl ii’ wisc will learn Lech" some knuwledgs of theology
to cook. and church' government is also re-
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uired creates. no doubt, an added di-
culty but no facts are adduced
m . _ .
' which 'in my opinion would justify
yond your power of endurance, and_exempUOn on that g|.0um|_
so, as one who always had an inter-
est in your dear soldier boy I send
you a. line of deepest sympathy and
trust that God will give you His
‘Re STARK (Serial No. 427603 L.C.)
It -ls' not in the national interest
grace in richest measure to suppoitthat a man who has not proved him-
and sustain you when the light of|scli' acompctont or experienced far-
life has gone out. May the glory mer, should be exempt merely _'be-
of His presence lighten your dark cause he -has purchased land.
day ol' sorrow and may you be able to
wait in silence from complaint until
January 29, 1918.
This was an application for leave
l i" il l cause for to appeal from the decision of His
khlglgdng al you m' on y Honour Judge -MoLory, sitting as an
p _
With deepest sympitlhy.
Appeal Tribunal at -Saskatoon, San-
‘I remain your sincerely -katchcwan. He confirmed the deci-
GEO. C. TAYLOR.
Mr. and 'Mrs McLeod und family
sion of -E/iskatchewan Local Trlbuiial
No. 135, which allowed exemption for
wisii to thank their friends for their one month. Leave to appeal was re-
kindncss to them in their sad ber-
eavement and for the many kind
fused by His Honour Judge McLory.
The Central Appeal Jude: The
messages and letters ol sympathy. applicant orginally basoil his claim
EQLA
The difilculty of procuring.
suitable teachers does not justify
Bl!
Saskatoon, wholesale and retail oil'
this agreement is not stated in the
pspersi as far as one can gather it
apnea .. to have been made in the
year 1917. The applicant does not
say that lie is a competent or exper-
ienced farmer, and thorn is no rea
son to suppose tliut agricultural pro-
duction will suficr by the drafting of
applicant.
Leave to appeal refused. __ _
Re CAMPBELL (Serial No. 427112
I..C.): The secretary-treasury of a
grain elevator company refused ex-
emption.  Wg* rr '
' January 29, 1918.
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DEPT. 122 CANADA WEEKLY.
TIM “an an ammcauon for leave -Irities with a. view of adopting a,tlof,.-_
to u .mal from t 8 ecmo as ‘ kct rationing scheme for beer. '_ =
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katcliewan Appeal Tribunal which
Wihen you see a girl with only one" ‘
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emptlon be refused. “
The Central Appeal Ju"ige The -
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applicant claims as Secretary- Trees 1   
urer of the Ikport Elevator Company
:i com an that o erntea seven rair
P y D K
elevators in -Saskatchewan and twci
in Mianitoba. There is nothing what- mem policvym, 'deauug with me mn SPY hell"-
LONlDON, Fc'.» 3./-i‘lic Govern
“Ver '-0 “IWW '-'hat the ‘i“”lm°“t|°“‘ trol of the liquor .;::!ili- will be 'fur-
for the applicant's position are of a Zhm. extended Hlmmu
difficult or special character, and no The work of m.. lliqml.. Comm]
thing bo indicate that he could noi_ ward durmg fha wyr 0,.; d h
ri o as
begeplacid 99-“HY-I tu ieeri mainly ilevoteil io. the regula
ea-VE’ 0 “PW” P9 sed- ons to the hours of opening. restric-
ons in the hrewin-f .; rongth of beers
Rc 'FOSTER (Serial No. 623583 G. md spirits, and ailoilizz supplies in
C.): Claim for exemption of u. stu-y munitions districts.
dent of mathematics refused. i The board is now turning its atten-
F'ebruary 1, 1918. tion to distribution and control oi
This WHS R11 IIDDHCIIUDII f0l' lei!-V9 prices of spirits. Many saloons ar.
to appeal hy D. E. Foster, in respect without whiskey.
of his son. from the decision of the
Gove in i
rn cnt controlled uliiskcy
Nova ‘Scotia Appeal Tribunal No. 1 will be allotted to these on _condition
which confirmed the decision of Nova that it shall bc sold at standard pri
Scotia Local Tribunal No. 3 that ex- ces. Government whisky will pro
cinptlon should be refused. bably he lower in gravity.
The Central A poal Judge: The
The Ministry of Food will short
applicant is in tllye Graduating De~ ly issue an order fixing the rnuximuu
partinent of Mathematics in Yale Uni- prices of all spirits sold in hotels
versity, and produced a certificate by saloona and restaurants. It is sta-
bhs Clrsirnlsn. Prof- Brown, who nays tea that the order dealing with whis
a very flattering tribute to the value iey will fix the price of the thret
of the applicant's work. grades at $1.80, $2 and $2.25 .pei
Regretting as one mu-st the neces bottle.
sity which requires that these promis~ ' The question of rationing beer
ing young mon should be withdrawn ‘amc up hofore the -Licensing Bench
from their studies. 'I am unable to of Middieborougli. The evidence
find lu such circumstances any suf- showed that tlin workmen in the
ficient reason for granting exemption. shlpyards, iron works and blast fur'
The claim is also supported by re- naces regarded the beverage as in
ference to the assistance alleged 'to dispensable and complained that af
he afforded by thc applicant in work-` ter working overtime they were un-
ing his father's farm. The decision able to obtain supplies owing to the
of the Appeal Tribunal that this earlier workers visiting the sevci.
ground of claim has no foundation houses in the cvcning and drinkin
should not, in my opinion, bc inter- them dry.
tered with.
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