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MILITARY SERVICE.  -BiiiitsaiCAPiii»ttED Bllllltli Wilt ilu-5-siii's MANil=i-tsio
UF AIIIEU IRUUPS
sin. iii sisrlliiiis ovi=.ii 4,ooo. GERMAAS     io iiiiliao Powers
oovonimooi iiirorii on iiiiiwiii noi oo i. AND MORE COMING
_ I y Q53 __ iloross Ysor in One Day and'GIV¢3 ,Firm and ll€llllll€ EX[llilll3ll0|l 0|
Than Five and May be Eleven or Thirteen. ' A »~'----_- - thermal- gg-_ llussia’s Point ol View on Conduct ol War
Several Liberal Lies 0iii`cialiy Nailed. Prisoners Ca lured interior in Ph sl i ’ i _ . and Ex res I bi ll ' ' t
(From Our Own Correspondent.)
OT'l`A\VA.- -Interest in Parliament
today was i-f-nt,ei'ed in the Military
Service debate in the iii-cond rilaiii-
ber. Senator Clioqiiette, the iiery re-
presentative from Quebec. siirprised
parliament ily his inoderatioii. lie
will oppose. eoiisi-riptioii but, [cars
difficulty in its eliforceinelitil iiillt-:as
it he properly e`ndorsed by the people.
I-lo was followed by Senator (lir-
rrnr lil oile of the tint-st efforts heard
in eithoi lioiisi- on this subject. llo
will support i-onscription and its lill-
mediate ont`ol'ceiiieat.
The (loveriimeiit majority in the
Se-nate oil this question is now assur-
ed. The rlilleiiilnicut, will he ilet'eat,-
eil and the bill cai'risii .oil its set-oiiil'
reading hy a inajority oi' not ill.-ss than
ilvo but which iliay be eleven or thir-
teen. lil the Commons a complete
denial was given to the charges. ot
driinkciiiiess among the troops in
l-lllglaild made in the banned book.
"The l~`ldilli-r." Cuiladlnil oilloiais
aitol- t-lll‘ci`iil investigation have prov-
i-.-il that :ill-oiioiisin and venereal di'
::e:i:w in prevalt-.'il_t among tliliiiuiiiiii
troops to il lest; de-grae tllali iiillioiig
Aiititiler liiin-i'al eliarge was explo-
()li inquiry these boots were ioiillrl io
dt(-rs and sold as junk. being of no [ur-
llloiis spent. the reiliaiiltler oi' the ses-
Day lietaken.
(Canadian Press Despatch.)
bus coiisoiidiitiiig the eu ‘uri-'i l
tish iii llie Ypri-is aalii-nt alone The
soiiel'-a t-ilpiiireil uri- iilt'erioi‘ in hviti
w'ir
were -silrprisiiltgiv light and the inoruit-
'iflll-I Bit-ITISH l~‘ltt)N’l‘.- 'l‘ll-\ -veil-
tlle people oi' t'anada lil normal tinlt-lt, they is ,,|,,m~;m, _,M1 (hp, ,,l|p._~ -(N. mu H" ILM havin); I t'l L  '
. ‘ ' " ‘ ’ i, _J " . ’ 'e ‘oil ei.
ii y que .o
`- Those Formerly Taken _and German Counter-
Attacks Wealtening. _ British- Positions Coil"-
solidated and Territory Lost on Previous
'l‘ullnel, wiiicirwila expected to be oc
clipicil by _several hundred Gt-rlnails,
was i'oiiild to ilo iiild bv only fortr-
.V D Di* , 1 _ . ~ t. - ,
dt-ii by thc l\’liiilslei‘ ill' Militia. it had s|(|0||5_ Huh ;lIil:i_(l;lll])I; ‘slings Thom' hueluml
. 1 ‘ ‘ ' s '  -
' i I lore
beeil :=tai.t-tl that tlantiiliilii :lrllly boots (;,.,m-H, (-0m,tL.,- qrguck., ure nn( M. . L 0 mu ` dm '
" ‘ ' ‘ ‘ " it-' _:h i - ~ i ' ’ '
were hi-ing sold in Ellgliiinl at i`roni ,~;0u__ so for over 4,000 prisoners plum1-0:(Liirlillaltgflllizlil‘Tl ilrflgtlmu
. . - .. _ . .
six belive to it i`0\v Sllillillgii il t1llil'- with till oiliizt-rs were lalteil hy the lirl- ly A S 0 W In raw'
No check has y0t been iiliido on tiir
Im Wm" Um or diqc_mled by our _(1 th I / ' nl - iliilllllel- of (lernlan prisoilers, captur-
U U” “W yet “"‘"°“"' 1 "5 W' ed, ililt they are flowing ill ai att-ally
ther “Sv for _muy pm_p0q(_`_ ,HIL “mn l* H I _H 4* t I i V -H " streilni back of the liritisli lilies. Many
' ` `  I I ‘|""_ " “”“’ 'I `“"` U ““’" “ “’ ol' those captured at the Menin 'I`iiil
sion on me mmme Tux v "I" _ _ " nel and other points are illero boys.
' h" l""°“”` "I um h"""mc AIIIW 'l`|l¢- ia-.iiki-i agtliii played a pronliueiii
,NN AMW__,,.,.  .,_,_M_,, , ' ‘ ‘ - part iii the opeiliilg ot' the battle, and
A REAL LIBERAL .
NEWSPAPER SPEAKS
Loyal Liberalism lrom
Halifax to Vancouver,
Siirreii by the Burning Words oi a Real
_ Liberal Newspaper.
la
(From The Toronto Globe. Liberal.)
Patriotic tlaiiailians fnluat throw
away party spectacles and look with
rleareyes through the coiltusioils ol`|
the political situatioil to thc siililllli
fuildnnielital issue. That issue cali-
not ho Concealed, or disgiiiat-il, or ova-i
ded. it is dcilliite, and lillpt-rativc.
and inescapable. lt is tilts: Shall;
(‘anatia faltf-r in the iight for [ree-‘
dom? The niiiltary fat-is ovci-liaiittl
the coiintry lik--. ii huge liltei‘l'ogatiilii
point, rio-niandliii; all illlmt-dizlte aiiu~
wer. The (laiiililiaii int`aiilr_v l'o:~zi-rv-
es ill i-England, wllicli are beliliz ile-
pleteii to repair the losses iii tho
treni lies, will he exiiniisted iii gl few
months iiiilc-its rcpicnisiied ill (‘alia-`
da., Tint in (‘.an-ada the luiiliboi' of
iiilaiitrvmeii in training in t-oual only
to a nlon-tli's "wiistage" at the front.
and is not expanding.
'I`ile voluntary system has yi<-lded
grant. rt-aiilts and a shining record iii
the ilelil ol battle, but it 'has ceased
to yield rr-sillts at home. The liow_
of retwiiita has stopped, or is so siiiali
that it is offset, by losses t`roni illnrss
ond otflicr causes. (‘iiiiada's iight-
ing streliizth is fast. obbiiig away. 'l`lio
thought oi' it ought to shock the
roiintry into prompt. and resoliiio ac-
tion. Compared witii Caiiada's role
in' the war, eve-ry other public qiies-‘
tion sinks into insigulilcance. What
are the temporary fortunes ol’ parties
or politicians in any one Nation when
weighed against tho fate ot' the Na-
tions allied ill the striiggle for liberty
Rnd dt-ilioorncy, iliid all that civiliza-
tion has won in tho past and hopes for
iii the future? ls (lanail-ll to coilii~
nuo to he wortii_v of that high colli-
raileshlp wllicli she luis won by hai'
h`eroii~‘.ili and exertions?
(Tailad-inns \vlio any tllnt, “(fanadil's
duty has been fully_ilisci-liii'geii.' ’t,uko
'ho position that ilei' duty is less tliail
that of (lreat llrltaiii. oi' l-`rillice, or
lilly. or 'evo-,il the aislol- lloniiiiioiisi ill
Allst.i'illia aiitl New 7.i-alaiiil, I-ivory
one ot tliuiii has sr-iit illort- liii.-il til the
trout. l'i-lzltivo-l_v. ttiiail t'aif,illii, and
Pvt-ry oiio is colloctiiig its sli‘i.-.iiiztli t`or
further efforts. llappily thorn are
few Vnililriiaiis wllo will ilot ildiiiit, tho
iiect-\...aity of illlintiliiiing (‘ailada'a
strsiigtll at the trolit but the oppo-
iientfi of eoiisizription tiilii- the l'e,~:poil-
sibiiiiy oi' opposing tho only iiieaiiiii'i..~'
wllicli will serve the purpose. it is
true that the voluntary aysterin has
THE \VEA'I‘lIER,
'l‘I‘}l\Il’l‘}RA'l‘URE
TIDE, MOON, ETO.
F
TOR0l\"l‘(l_ Aug. 3.- A few scat-
tered' thunder silowers m0\\tlY mil'
and warm.
The highest teinporatiiro recorded
yesterday was 81 degrees above. At
10 u. in. it was 64 above; at il p. ni.
it was 71 above. The coldest the pre-
vious night. was 71 above.
H|Sh tldg this morning at 9.54: to~
night at 12.27 and tonlorrow morning
at 10.52.
Full moon tomorrow.
Sun rises at. 5.05 a. m. and sets at
1.42 p. m.
'l`oiiii_v'li length 14 hours. 37 min
utoll.
Mlnaril’l Llnimant aural dlntompor.
been iiiisniaiiaged, bult the damage
has bci-ii done. and it cannot be re
vived with ilily prospect of siiccoss.
The sell.-ctivc draft is the only iiiotllod
that will insure oilcqiiate relni'oi‘ce-
int nts; that will coillpel the sllirlier to
siiarc the ililritcii with his gallant bro
tlicr; and tilat will iiisci'iniiiliite nc
tivt-:en 4-ssl.-iiiial and iloil-i-sseiitial iil-
<lii:¢ti'il.-.< in the \vitlidra\vai of nlcli.
'l'hi-ro has in-l-il il just dl-.lliaiid tililt
tho roilacriptioii ol` lilcn be accoiupa
iiiod by lili-;l:<lii'cs which will i'c-|liiri~
rt-ii si-|~vii:c or siirritice i`i'oiii oilit-rs
who rt-niaili iii the country. allclii-,i'i‘ll
hrlliiiil their co-iiiraiies at tho- i`roiit
'l`|ioai-, who urge the "coiiseriptloii oi
wealth" aiiii the orgaiiizatioii of the
National i‘esoiircils aiitl oi’ tile mate-
riill power oi' the country "cannot
i-oiiatstoiitly oppose the selective
draft. wllicli is the orgaiiiziltioii of
iiiilil-|lowt-r for iiglltiilg purposes. All
till-s'o piopoaals are integral parts of
the one policy, which seeks to t-.o-oi*
tliiiilto all thi- cilflrjxies ot' tho Nation
so that it may oxe'i't, its lilil strength.
'l`lio toriliiltioli ot` a govt-rn-ilient op
pos-cd to coiiscriptioii would be a
proof that ilii- iliajority of (`ailarliiiili=
\\'i-ro ivar-\vcai‘_\'. and woiild be so iii-
terpreted in ovary country in thc
worlii. (it-rlnany iilt-lliileti. it would
he a signal to every mail who has hi-
tllorto dorlgeil his rllity to coiitiniio in
the path ot' “salt-ty lii‘si." ii. would
bling lloivii oil ('.ilii-ada the ri=Dl”0Hl'I\
of every nation lighting for the great
i-aiiai-. it would tarnish or el‘r':lce
tho glorious ciiaptei' written with her
bravest blood. Those :ire eoil>ildei‘.i-
tlonsi wllicli should wcigli iipilii tho
mimi and coiiscic-in-o oi' every voter
and of every caiiiiliiiite. As for it»
self, Tho (iiolle will oppose tho .se-
ll-ction of any iliaii who iioos not up
hold the principle of t‘onipulsory illi-
lilary Service. and wiio would vote in
parlliinlt-lit-for the <-reiitioii of an :in-
it l-‘oilscriptioiiii<t. iilliiistry.
THROTTLE FAILED TO ACT. 
\\'lNi\’ll’l~J(i.- .»\ roi-oilor‘s jury'
’l`llilr:.da_\~ iliulit l'oiiild li verdict in the
tlcalil ol Albert i’iilisor, _llriico liow-
ilt-|| and il. .|. Nt-is-oil. iii tliil (‘.l’.lt.
_vilrtl iiliii lvloiitlny, whoii ii loiroiilotive
lliu-hills: oil` "tho hilulp," got out oi'
eoiitroi and wroclu-il ii callooiae, kill
ing tlit-,ao tliroo men and lnlurliig E.
J. `l'ait. Experts iilvosiigilteil the
case and from their evidence tho jirry
i'olili|| that the ilccldeiit. was oiliiseil by
the throttle ol' the locomotive failin):
to act when the engine began to riiil
too rapidly. They exoneriited Engi-
neer Marriott of all blame. and ro-
eonimi-iiilcd -more rigid i-.xiiiiiinatloii
of locomotives before they leave the
ahnpa, Twenty witiiesses were ex-
amiiiod. ‘
»
BOY DROWNED lN RIVER
AT TUCKET FORKS
YAltM0iiTli.- Tue-kot Forks was
the scene oi a drowning accident yes-
tsrrlay morning, when Edmund Fit'/.-
gerllld, aged 14 years. lost his lite
while bathing in company -with a num:
bar ni other boys. lle was bathing
lil the river when he was seen to
sink. The alarm was given and his
body was recovered in an hour in
eighteen loot of water.
'oi tho
ui' the lllilil itoiltilliics at tile lliglli.-st
pitch. ’l`lle coiliact liotiveeii tho liri-
tish and i<`rt-lit-ii ill'-lilies has been voir
stain iiilil Lxtfeilcill..
FIEHCE FIGHTING BEHIND
TRENCH LINESL
The (lernlail i'roiit line trt-iii-iles,
wllicli had been torn to pieces by the
pi'i-liiiiiilary boilillai'illlicill, oi'l'oi‘cil lit~
tic l'¢-sistallice. but oiico tho allied for-
ces hail poiletiviteil beyoiitl tiii-ill thi,-_\
nli-L with iii-ri-il l'e.-iistalice at iiiaii_\'
a hi-avy illuchiiie gun iirr., but only
tlzniporarily, for the troops cilargcd
throui;ll the rain oi' lead anti iorccti
the (lt-riinllis froni the positions in
lland-to-lianil tiixlltiiig. `
1\i.:aiii at il < redouht which was
stroiigly ht-'ld in the Gerlniln lilies and
the Britisii were brou.-:ht to a stand
ily inticlillie gun lirc. liut they cllar;;-
ed with ilayoiiuts aild dislodged the
Gel-tiliails. »
(ble of till- most sirliiliig and spec-
Mviiiii roail, opposite Iloogi-. Tho,
g.
BARRAGE.
The Britisii seeing tilt-.ir prey earn-
ly witlioiit. heavy casilali.ies. Mt-lliii
i ' - - - 1
...-,'...~M~.,.~~M.~o.~_..~.~¢._ 4...  -.~
NEW GERMAN U
EAST BASED U
SP|ES_ AS TU
l'E'i‘l“t0(illAD. VIA LONDON.-liri-
tlsih Arliiiirility, per' Wireless l’roni-\.)-
An oiii cial stateiiielit issued today
says:
" Ai-cordinpz to reports oi' score; sor-
vico agents the present German offen-
sive was uilderlukeil as the result ol
iletiiileil testimony concerning inter-
nal conditions of the Russia army
which had been placed lil the hands
(lerniun chief ot stall. Field
Mar-sllal Von lllndeuhurg, it appears,
had promised Emperor’Wiiliafm that
iii two months he.wouid put. Russia
out of action."
Old Guard luuel Appeal. '
Minard’| Llnlmoiit auroo toothaoho. .
I’ETROGRAD.- The old-guard 0!
i‘opoi'ii~; troiil all silctioils of the Bri-
'iisil froiit say that their work has
been irost satist`iictoi'y. Largo iliitili-
bor-l oi' these iiioilatt-i'.s were omployeil
aiiii in lliaiiy caaori piirsiictl their dos-
triii-iivi: ailil iiil<~lio<~iiable way to ii
distailcl. tal- witliiil the (ierlllan lint-s.
BRITISH USE FIVE TONS OF GAS.
(Canadian Press Despatch.)
liltI'l`l.\’li llEAl)t.l’Alt’i`l1)llS -
2 I . in
' 'l`uosila_\"s battle tho British used live
tolli; ol' gas against the Uerinaii one
points. l)il~i-ctiy cast ol' Siliili.-btlto, f
ili\'. i`liis is tile grt-ales( quaiitity
:liii'i.a;;aiii :l little io the north, the' UVM. “sud in ,I ghlgle bam0_ -
British were teiliporarily held up by .
BRITISH RECAPTURE POSITION
LOST PREVIOUS DAY.
(Canadian Press Despatch.)
I i.oNiloN.- 'riio British totiiiy
liliiliclieil a itoiiiitenattaelt zigaliist the
Itlorinuils iii l-‘laiiilers and again i:up~
‘I*’|`3'\‘I*~"I |13' "-OUCFEAU f0\`li|I0i‘i-Imili-E tlireii frolil tilt- tier-illilila the teri'itoi‘y
which they igaiiit-il yesieivlay.
BERLIN SAYS THE BRITISH AT-
TACK WAS REPULSED.
_ ,_ ,_ . I
" ’  `= ‘<“ 0" I1 ' Ui--' ili~:iii.i\1. vi.»\ i.oNn0N.- 'ri is-1
iiel, il great iliidergroiiild t`oi"t"l‘fi1ll0l\I tlsli iittiitl-.lt in i~`iliidei'e oil llotllmsidl-la
eolstruixté-ii by tho (lorinans on the
_of thi. Ypres has been repulsed. ac-
tulriliiig to the (li-,rilian ofllciiil i'0ili1
llrit-isii prelliniiiary boiniiariiiineilt. |l1\‘| nliiilit-atioii isasiii-d tonight. Only ii
iorccd the (leriiiails to hoiii tho trench
l ,  . . , .| _
H_“*‘ U--"Il NUM ‘UNI Ui” Brllirli *|l'| aaull. it is asserted. The text of the
vlsion which was to attack at dawn
lay out all night iii slit-ll holes, with-5 ...mm "mt ummult M. Nw Engnsh
iii tweiii_v»llvl- yards ot' the Gerillai|a_ . .  . ..
cratl-i' position was tukoil in the as-
coiniliuiiica tion folloivaz ,
|tiriil.\. deilvert-ll ill i~‘l.iiieiirs oil il _.5
‘v“m"-I5 fu" LII" "‘ii:“""I I" “dV“"""- kiloilli-ter frolit oil both ‘sides of Ypres
Will.-ii the time arrived for the cllargr-
and the llritish giinlit-rs had dropped “Amer Clmugmxme hmm, nghung 0"
ii ilro on the Gerlrlans, it was seen
has been repiilst-il. .
a large at-aio the r-i-lr-my who attacked
thiit the Germans had taken to their Wim 5\|w.,.im. |m.,,,,H "mm, mul” deep
heels iliiil were ileein
ilnil to i-onteiit himself witll the pos '
i~e~.-.ioil of .l tialer osltion in our dc-
.  .  _ D
snrrisn oaixase THROUGH own f,.,,.,,,,, ,_(,,,,,_ _
J' "On the ("llt-niili_Des I`»ail'les (Aisile
froiitl an z-iiergr-tio attack put its in
pilast-salon ot' i.nlpori.iiili 'height post
tions liwr (‘eriiey and reaiiltefi iii tili-
i '. 'J i, iilid, iii -|'r id li -.tiv . '
IJli|iIIiuK\iimtllieilr owli IIiil‘i‘|tl{l-ti#-U lilltillillto UUIMIW' nl mum than L50" French
'pi'i.=o.lt-i`s.“ ,
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FFENSIVEIII I
N. .UEPUUITS . UF*
RUSSIAN ARNIY
Von llindenburg Saidio llave"Proallséd lm_-
perial Master lie Would- Put Russia 0ul
oi Action in Two Months, ‘
__a_____. ____<
the- revoliitloiiarica, including Geo.
Pickiialioff, Nicliolas Tncllailioskv,
Catherine Bresllkovskayu and Vera
. .\lti»iiizo, have issued o ringing appeal
to »ill 4,-iti1.ons_ to' rally round tho pro-
gtlf. -
Fear Cabinet Change Breaking Down.
l’l€'i`ROGIlAD.- 'l`~lie negotiations
lor stringtlienliig the cabinet 'with
constttiitionai democratic ministers
are tllroataned with ii break-down ow-`
ing to dlliereiim-s with the Sociallstiif
an to the future role they will play
in tht. council of deputies and also on
the question ot Premier Korenskyhi
progranime of reforms.
.A bi-mtl liiliiilt; on the piaygrouiiql ot`
-sunk il steainel- and the other was at-
vlsioiiai goverililieiit and save the re-I
volutioii and country lroln mortal dan-,
the Hritisii, says that the Yser was
ing work .wus proiiigioiis.0iio iiivlnioii
alone, lil the course of il single day.
i-iuceeotieil in tilrowilig seventeoil
brhiges' across the iivor oil its front.
“The aoeunlplislilllciit Of the lt‘i'ellcll
troops," eolitliiiles the cori'espoild-
lon: 'i`iiey. tllrilw twciity~niiic bi'ii1't;cs
across tha Y.s‘cr,_ |l_ii§iled¢oii,__ nd, rc-
podieilly _iiliielo deep _clii'\r';i_l\ct_l".f'U. ';
_,NZ  .,__, _
UUEUEU IIUUU UAMAUE
TWU IU IHIIEE MIIIIUNS
(Canadian Press Despatch.)
Qill~lilEl‘.--- The ilootl tllrougli tho
Giluiltliero Valley oil Moilday canned
ilaiilage ilo\v plant-il at l`roill two to
three lllilliou dollars. of whit-ii liinibi-r
corptiratlollis aloiie will lose a million.
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A BRAVE IIITLE  
_ENGLISH UIRI
l.(ii\'ll0N.- 'l‘ilc 'l`inies relates il
touching iiiritlcilt oi` the ri-<-illi( raid.
il i.:il'ls' school iilortillly injured Doris
Sp(-iici-r Wzlltoil, aged 15, iiaiiglitor oi`
ii illis.slonary. l’ii-hed up with a toi'~
riiilo \-'ouliii iii licr side, slit- 'wus ta~
itoii in ii cab to ii lios-pital with u ape
cial coiistilblo aiitl two t`aila<iiail sol-
iiicr-i. lil spite of her terrible pain,
ilie`i;ii'l tillkeil to the soliliors. No-
tieiiig each tiiiuailiaii wuro a goiil
stripe on his sleeve, iioilotiiig wounds,
sile_saiii: “I nliist kiss you both, bo~
_c_a.usr-, you sufi`creil.” Sho kissed tile
soldiers. At nlidiiiglit silo died.
BRIIISH SUCCESS  
PIEASES WASHINUIUN
WAi~illlNtl”i`ON.- 'i`lie Britisll-
Freilril assault oil the tlerinail riizll'
flank has iilailc ii prot'ouilil iinprcssioii
hi-,re In-.realist-_ iii the jildirnioiit oi'
many Ame-ricilll arilly otlict-rs, it is
illrertt-d :it the mos( viiliierliille point
oil the i-nitro (lor-nlilii front.
(Toiiiplete siicccss for tho Allies.
sweeping the (lerniaii line buck froili
the si-ii along the entire lieigiail
roast, would Ile all lin-inctliilte answer
to the ll-boat' warfare. ,'l‘he nlaiii
North Sea bases for ll-boat opera-
tions would he stanlpeil Out. lleliiilil
that at-liieveiili-ilt the-,ii would stailfl
thi- possibility that the oiltire Gcrnlilil
line ill l<`rallce could be eiiilaiigcreil
ily ii llaiik attack.
U. S. DESTROVERS ENGAGED
TWO GERMAN SUBS.
A!\llJltlt‘.»\N NAVAL l-iASl<l iN ll-ill
TISH WA'l`l<2RS.- .»\~liiei'ii-ali torpoflo
boat. ilest,i'o_v¢=.rs were i'aport,<-,d to have
i-ngagi-ii two hostile f:iibiilariiii-i.- miie-
iiig tilt-ni to siibilii-rgo wililoiit, shoot-
ing. Om- oi' this ll»boats had just
tricking ii illt-.i‘ciiailt.ill:iii.
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‘ -. » 1-A-¢-an .__....___
. .- . t
lloiii iioit oviiisiis
Amon): plli;st~it;zt»:',i who arl-lvl-ti in
tfliili-iottptowil by the/Ai'aiiilioi'e _vas
tort'l.i_v were l.ittit. (‘. lt. illiiliiii. ot'
tioillllport. wiiillilr ot' thc M-l|iIar_v
Mittal. lm-tit. J. N. Mcblilciierlt, Soil-
rii. and Miss Viola llci-rn. Niiifilili
sisti-i‘, illl oi` wlioill have lleoii oil
t')voi‘aeils Servii~t,- iii l-‘roller-,, Lielii.
llilliilli oililstt-ii iii thi- 7til llilttalioii
of Viiilcoiiver, ll. (‘..il rogilliont wllicli
has won renown at lilo t`~ront. Tho
lilcuteiiaht was approaclioii ily a
iiewspapt-i' i'i-;li't-si-lltlitivo but ilitl iiilt
i-are to iiisi-lisa his oxpi-.i'iilii<-i-.:4_
Liaiil, Mcldut-lleril, left. .Searls two
yearn ago, lil the 37th Pit-,lil ilattt-r_v
under Major A. 'I`. McKay, aiiil saw
a good deal of fighting in Froiioc and
wassliglitiy wounded, lic ai't.erwai‘ils
took ill, and was sent to Eiiglaiiil for
medical tri‘atllir.-lit :ipc-riding aonli-
tiiiio in tho liospitiil.~'. lic has been
granted two moiitlis‘ spot-tal leave ot'
absence. ¢ ‘
Mis Boots left New York oil .liiiie
Zltlth, -1915. with the ilarvarll liiilt.
After- spending ton days in London
‘she went. dlriset. to Fraiiee. and spent
tho suillmor at. (}ainiei's,iieai' l~Isti\p~
ins, the llilrvarll iliiit liilving taken
over all imperial llospital.Miss Beers
was nt Cain-ters during thc Leos at-
tuck lil September. She rcturiiod to
ldnuliiiitl lli October, when sho joined
the t‘. A. M. tl, in London. taking up
hor duties lil the Rainsgate llospital.
Sha spent; about ll year lu this llos-
pltiii and left again for l~‘raiil-n,
wheresho was attached' to No. 2 Can-
adian (lciieral llosplial. Silo arrived
home on transport duty. and experts
Brltlsii Built Seventeen Bridges
crossed at many places. Tile bridg-
eilt “evoked the greatest iltliilir*.it~‘
(Canadian Press Despatch.)
l'l-j'l`il()(iltAll.- Miillsti-l' 'l'i-iw-;~t-ii
te-ilko has sent tht- l`oilowiii_-1 it-icgl'alli
to itiissiaii ilipioillilts iii-i-ia-llii<-ii to till-
Aliicil powoi's:~- I
"\t ii illoilii-lit wht-li iii-w aiivl_,L:l'ilvt-
iliist'oi'tllil<-s art- tilri-ilii-iiitii: iiil;~si:i.
we colisitlt-,i‘ il. iiiii' tliil_\' to _xgivo oui'
allies, wiio llavi-, l»;liul‘i~il with i1.~' tilt-
iliirtioil ot' trials iii tht- past, iirill :llld
definite 4-xplaiiiitioll ot’ our point ol'
view l'ci:ai'ililig the rondili-t oi' tilt-
war. 'i'll1s |;l'<-a|ii<-ss oi' till- |;l.~=li ol'
to the illagilililiit- oi' tht- cllililgt- \\'ilif-h
ii i'ili:~'i.l in tlit- lilo iii' tliil state. Ilo-
orglllliziitioli iii thi: tai-c of the 1-lli-ili_\'
ot' the i,iiiii'i'-, govt-i‘illilicili:il s_\'st,i-.lil
Cuiilil nog Ili- 1-l‘i`ct:ti-,(1 witlloiii .~ii»i'ioii.<
iii:-ioriloizs, i\’ovoi‘tiicli-s.~'. Itiissiii,
roilviiii-oil tilt-rc is no other nit-:ills ot'
silt'ot_\', has <~oiltiilii<,ii in :li-coi'il with
the .-\llit-s' colllollill ui-tioil on tilt-
froiit. Fully coiisciiliis ot tilt- ililli»
eiiliiir: oi tlio task, ltiissiii has iiikl-il
lip the biirtit-ii ot' coiitiiilli-ti active lili-
litary opcratioils iliiriilg the ri-<-oil-
stitiiiioil ol' the ai'lll_v and govt-i'il
nioiit. “
“Tile oft`<-ilsivo oi' our iii-llitt-s, wiiil-ll
was ilecessiiatetl by i~oiiiiitioil.~', til
vouiiti-i‘e-(1 iiii:<lii'lllouilt;iillt- i>\lstnt:ll~'
ull botii froilic and iii the iiltoriol- of
_the voiiiiii'_\'. The i-riiiiilliii propil-
vohetl 41 rcvoliitioll lil l'ctrtlgi'atl. At
tlioliiissiail rcvoliltioii eol~i'i-.~'po|iii-=-
i
t
'_**"°°” 4 =- ~»_
LONDON-A itouter despatch front' ` _ p  ‘  e  0
B i i.‘i l i if 1-, tt - '
...r.;.“..:..t';":.;';'“:§:i5..;;. 2:‘.;':;...:.  Loniinne War to iinaiTriumoh.
..ll:il\<-;lbii- will. itll- re-volt \\'.l.< oriisli-
ti-~i :liiil 11:. ol'i|:lil.iit~i~s iw,-l't-» brouglit.
iii _pi |i"\-. All iloi-l'.;~~lii'_\' strips linvo
ill-oil taht-li .ii tli- t`i'ilili tor ri-,-;i=li'iii,;
liii- voilllliliivi- .~iri iiutli ili`1Ill-iirl1iios_
"'i`ll-- _siliwl-llilii'-iii iilii-il|i.i to ll:iil'-1
io il .-iii-t-l-~:~i`iiI i-iill. till- lash ill' ns-
i.ll»ii.~:|lili_i.', .ill :liilliillillistriltillii l-'l;.:iilli>
ol illi-1-liilt: :lil iiaillei-iv: ililil ot' i-iiliiii-‘C
iiii- i-ol.lllr_\' iil thi- path oi' ri.-vciiitioli
.ii'_\' l‘i-,i'tili~i'illiilii. ltii.~',\iil will ilul
,~-ilii'~ r hi-l'.-i-it' to ln- tlcii-ri'l-ti iron: the
diiliviilly in 5-lri‘_\'iilg out hor i"ri:\'o-
viihli- lti-<-i.~ioii to i-oiltiillli the war
to a liilal lriliillilii ot the principles
|li‘ilt‘lilit|lt-tl I)_\' illi ltlitlsilili i‘t‘V0lil~
tion."
UERIIAANS UENIURAIIZEU
UY BRITISH BUNIUS
l.tl.\`|i(l.\'--‘i-‘iirtili-r illl`ol'inil'tioii oil-
taiilcil iroill tit-rlllail prisoiie.-i's coil-
i-i-rlliili: ilil- <:t|`i-i't.\' ol' llit-, llriiish pre-
|iilli|l;ii'_\ Ililiiiiltliwliiltllit ilifI'i<'iiio that
'hi- <|`i't-i-is ot' this ililpalwlllt-il t‘xpi-ilii-
itiiri- of :lillilluiiiiioil wi-rt- ilisasti'oiis.
iii thi- i-xiri-nit-, both in tliiiilage anti
ihl- illoilli.~ oi tht- th-riliaii troops.
\\'iillili ihi- pa.~'t fi-iv iia_\‘.'~' six llavar-
iall lliviaiilii \v<-rv willl<ll‘awii and re-
|ll:li'l-_l l»_\' t`ii-.~'li tl'oop:=_ iii-r-iliiso they
wl~ri- so tlloi‘ilil1_'ill_\' oi-ilioi':llil:i-it by
`- ' ~' ' 'i- \\'Ili<’h "---' tiail
""1 K. i___ _.Ib _1_ I __ 'tht iiiliiiio ilt tli
Lil ii u ilcspoilsi l i, i. tint ii \ \\.l.~ umh_l_L_ml___ \,|whH_,J__,`l|m _ ~
usoti il_\' tile clit illy zlgt-ills ililtl pi'-l» at-i;|tol'.~‘ iizlrii ol' the Ut-lc. -
siiuw illiit ilii-i't- was si-:_
the szinle tiiiie. part ot’ thi: troops on
tilc t`i‘ollt wuri- si,-illict-ii by lilo Sallie'
propagiiiltlii ailtl forgot thi-ir tliity to
iliy piillw--iili< our iroiit. 'l`hc lili.~si:l'l
people llllvo bceii .stirri-ii by tll<-,~--
events. ’l`iil'oiigil the i.;ovci'lliilcili
created by the i'o\'oliii-toll iiiiil lill-
Niiiileroiis t‘ricnrl's tlliougiioiit tho
i’roviii<~e will be tiiloi~c:~'tt-d til tli-ai`|
oi` the l't~tiirii lo this l’i'oviili-i- or
Major V. ll. li. (iootlwill, .\i, li.. and
Mrs_ (lootlwill _who :ii'l~ivi-ii iii t‘ll:lr-
iotti-town ll__v the S. S, .-\l'illlilioi'i- yo.;-
terilay.
’l`llt: Major is lookiiit: di-i-itl--iii_\'
well :ifti-,l his two years of sti't-iliioiis
life in liospitai work iii l-lilgiiiiiii. lit-
arrivi.-tl in llalitax oil ’l`ili-si1'.i_\' ilftl-l'
il trip which was iilziilt- riltlli»r iiii-
plf-:isaiit b_\' thi- |ll't-ta-lice oi' i'ot;_
'l`ilroo ilays :itll-r his airrivi-i in liiiu-
Iaiitl Iii llJi5 tilt- lloctor. was' sexi* io
the M-ililary llilspitili l‘Ixi-ilailgf-, l‘x»
bl'iiii:p and lati-r with l.iellt._ t'oioiii-i
Johnson of this viii'
-.».-~¢_-_---- , ._ __.____
they opt-iii-it thi- il'-tilt
siliiari- _vllril oi' tt-rriioljv uioli -
It`l'oiil wllit-ii \/oils not dr-vastai ` I
tin- hixil 1-x|llo.~<lvi:s. li is small wilt'
|i-i'.» iht-ii. that thi- tlcriiiaiira we-re holu
their couilti'_v and t`ai-iliiiltt-il iii»~ l:.il-- H,
I.»wl-pt but-it will-ll finally tilt, tiille ai-
Irivi-(1 till tho :illicit iilt`aiiti'y to do its
t
a their iioiit lint- thiill_\' and were
wolli.
Millar-ds Linlmenf out-cagialgetf in cow:
~».».~-.- ~.»`.»--»-~v»__--~ -~~-,-- -_ ~ v_-___..~__.. »_ W _._ __--_ _,_ ,_____~ _ ~ _~. .__ _..._ _. _..._
UR. ANU MRS. UUUUWIII HUIIAE ERUM ENUIANU
thi- .\'iilili|iirtl .\lvilii-all lloiirtl at
llllstiilzt. oi' wilii-li lit- was in cllarge.
.\ii i-:l:=ii;lltii-.- p;l¢¢aiil;.: throiigii the
llil_<pii-il- :llti-r tilt-_v iiavi: iiiiislleo
in-lltilli-iii ilavi- to |la.~a this lloald in
illill-i' that it ill&l_\' ho iloi-irli-il will-tht-i'
or not they ;li.- tit lor t`ul‘tllel' :~'t,i'vire
iit‘ tilt- irolii. ,-\:4 iiiail_\' as two hiliivlred
int-il li -<l:l_\' have bi-,oil bi-tori: the
li<.;li'll_
.lli.~I al ,~liori liilit- ago aiiotilt-i sy.:-
lvil w.l~: aiiloploil. 'l'lli.-= <~llilit- illio low-tl
jot-| at tht- tina- Ai.ljo|~ tloiniirill i‘i\~
i'|-i\'1-is ii tt-it-i;i'.'l|ll ;l.~l\iti'_: il` it woiilil
ilt- po.~i<lllt- lor Iiiill lu ri-|lll‘ll lit (`tlll-
:l<l:l to r.i-.-<iilili- his diilit-.~' as Siipri-
illtv-iidt-llt ol' l<`:li<l\iiwoo<i_ iii- being
still oil lt-;i\'i- ot :i|»~.i-lit-l-_ ill- wa.; illi-
iili to piwii-i-t-il to l-`r.'iiii-<- when he
~.~o~..~.._..,_,,w__.._..__,___... ._ .e___.-
DR. V.H.L. GOODWILL. *
Cross Special Hospital at Buxton.
lleibyahlre Colonel Johnson ilt-ina
placed in charge. The sltiilitloil ot'
this-hospitiil whloii was ojlziiiiim-ti
by both (fharloiteiowii ofllcers was
situated in il district in wil_l<~il were
situated a number of iiidio-ili-t.ivr-
sprinizs tl;e_ waters ol' which contain
to rciurii any day.
Minn-a'| Linimonl earn holds. ego,
H
certain curative propoitlcs.
Major Goodwill remained thoio for
ten months and~troin'thers-went. to
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received the relpli-s't to rs-t.ui'il and
bi'Il\t»! lilllisolt' somewhat anxious ab-
out tiie wcli'iii't- ot' the liialitiitloii h8
had it-it iii-iliiid liliil lie i°oi-4-lvr-.tl per-
iilisslon to prol-f-r.-d to Ciliiiifizl "for
duty."
lin will rf-port to the (lovc~i'iimi~.nt.
uii(| it is liopi-il by the public gonor-
nlly thiit ho will sec his way clear to
l"~'S\ll110'hls duties at Faiconwood,
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