' _  ' _ - _-"lI%B'1'2'-01'»;'A1.l..r1--»f-l.
ltrlbluii hllrrrn SELECTED Frou };_iE£|r$   his ifeililnnlnrs lfeiiihifnliv- J
,' .5 _- (05|e_adi_an Pull-)l
1 w‘-xruffit Avril 81-Aweek has
' ' _line tile 'rlnnlle llnlr nl unu-
I wx I -I ' »
Rcggi-|;_-e|_the - story is still untold
‘“_;w¢'||y_-days will pass before the
'.°rid_-mill fully realize the iignilic-
.wéa.,_,g_'¢p° _disaster which must rank
_»m__,,",|,,uy respects as the most stu-
Pénqeng in nlollern-llistury. _
qi_5e`nuln.ber of the dead will proh-
.bm n'Qy¢fl»ba)`exnetly ‘determined in-
“,w,¢}i as ,the domelete passenger
mt went down -with the doomed ves-
oqiliis nun1l_ler__ol sul~viv‘vrb is fixed nt
q05=`.py_tl1eL`rePert oi Unpt-T ltoatl-on ei-
'wgggnl-psthlu-_ of the Uenerd Line. ~
The efileinis -believe that the
time nn win funn ellprexlllliitt-ly
., .
16”' narratives ‘gntherell piecemeal
Th _
from” the siu-vivors pay a tribute,
mtlluqt 9 pl-scedellt to the bravery
ef the lnen said wonlcll of- modern
dlyg, Uuvdry- 'of iuluulz-ie, unstlldied,
W“|w'ning und instinctive alike in
,gm-hge passengers, stohers null lnil~
ugnnrirs. - ~
_By eotnulon consent the ellnrcllcs of
the world set llaitle their puipits to
any fur it considerntioll of the dis-
utcr ullll mourning for the lost.
"1 shall nc\'er forget. the '|‘ltsnl~
olellestru. 'i‘lley played to the las.
mtl though their own sufferings lnusf
mrs been uwfui as tiley stood on the
deck there and united for the wuterl
to dose around them. 'l‘hey were sl
-naman i,u_n<i Ufilerocs as nlly nutlol _
,vcr prodlleud.’_'
In surll words did Miss liiid Slay `
ter__n former Halifax girl, puy ll tri
buts to iheorcilestra on hoard tbl
'ilitallie as she described tile catustrp
phethis ulorrllng. liliss _riinyter has
been in iiiugialld for sonle time nu(
gt present, is stuylng with her bro
tller lu this nity. _
When the vessel took ber ilnni piun»
ge she snld the strains of music ruin-
Bied' with the cries ol those who reulie
ed that they were fm-e lo fllcc with
Want- . __
NiB\l‘ .\`L)l<lx, Aprll 2I_~~\\\i,il dra
math; suddche=n the rieuutl ,
inveatiglltiou of the 'l‘itnnil
disaster enius and _ ioduy sr
lsr |l.l New York hearlugu urn con
¢¢l-|_wa'thuy Hill be rv.-slllncd in Wash
iugtull Muuduy when J. Tirucv: lsluay
and P. A. ii. Franklin of lhl- Wiliti
Star Llue und more illllu ll, score oi
the' omceln and crew of the suukel
v¢g»,¢»_| will uppuur before the soul
ultttoc. _
Incident to sudden close of
llcerirlg wus the story of iiuroid 
tiene ll_\ ilnrdships that ile onlne dir
nge und was rellnvcd to such conlli ii
lie nun n_ more boy 22 _vcilrs o.
,_
YL?
and lon ivngcs of the operators. _`
Url-in testified to the long llonrl
lutericre wiill stllte rights. I
Seu'at.c'n llntilority lllirgilt be npt tt(
’i`ile llcerillg was lllluilllollud ns tin
lliu ship. . l
wh-ln the ilnlcrs were closing o\cl;
'file letter it-uped from the bridgl ‘
iisfi)aptui|l's death. I `
told of the plunge of the vessel uul
toni Une1'n.tor pof tile Titanic, \\-h\`-
llrhic, second and only sllrrivillg Mar i
oetJy"frou\ the physicians cnrc ant f
was \\'i.lc-uled to the witness stnnd il
ilu invlllilihi ehulr. »
was wrong. _
The 'l‘iin.nic‘s oiliccr asked thi-ln til
keep out and not/ to_|_-ndnngcr coul-
nluuicstioll with other vessels.
Frulll the strength of the llctiziar
We-Vee he judged the l\`rankfnrt wil: ‘
nearer tile 'l‘itnnle at the time of till
isoliislon then any other vessel.
Bride told how enlls were sent ollt.
il*-IW. when eollull-unieiltloll wus es-
-orllll services 'for the 'I‘itnnlc's della
_ it
' _ ' _- _ _ _V _  - _-_
captain ordered everyone to look to
¢|*°1." OWU safety. He assisted in
laulmmug a life raft which, however
was carried away with hiln under it,
He finally enlarged and was swim-|
H110# 150 feet fron.~ tus vane) Wim,
she sank. » _
H0 did not feel any suction.
ST. JOHN 8, April, 21-Sixty-leur,
bodies were recovered by the cnblsl
steamer Mackay-Bennett, which has
been searching ln the vicinity ei 'rher
Titanic disaster, according to B rc.
port*whlell reached this city tonight.
lt is said that n llumber-U( the
bodies which were recovered were
Sunkpcuin as they were wltneut
_identity marks. »
’l‘lle names of these ilientmeq
could not be obtained through the
Cape liaee wireless.
l\1o1\"rrlr:Al,, April 21-In l.wu»
score of local churches today lllem-
CONTAINS
NO ALUM
were ileid and ilulldrcds of Montreal.
ers lllonrned the loss uf their follow
citizens. 
ln sevelui churches the presence oi'
relatives and close friends of tile-
.nctiuls und the sight of vucnllf: seats.
were never to be filled ngnin bvf-he]
once fnnlilinr figures lyl-ought, iwmoi
to the worshippers nloro forcibly'
zhnll the press descriptions the true.
“WUC Of U10 great disaster. i
Many ciillrclles were draped ini
:lack and ln ull speeiul music wus,
rendered. ‘, -
-_ ll  Y _ _
F " i -
[for-the -ml!-ter. - ‘ ` ~ '
new 'sirius -iii' twvwv before- the
the Osrpstnia took charge of hisshiu
whieh_deDB-rted late today for the Me-
diuarreuievl-' ‘
_1vIaq,‘_however, and of these hosili-'
tain dlslter scores, will remain-in
Now'York.' Even. after all that has
w been told of the disaster -the
llgnth list remains npproxllnate.-Lust
night the total estimate was _ii'»it5;to-
‘Hay3the-White Stan Line issued -ll
statemnnt placing the total ni. llili .
Exactly how any died will never be
known. It 'has been established ofli-
cislly however that the 'Titanic was
travelling at 21 knots an llonr wllen
slle struck the iceberg. _-
Tile Tit`shtic's rate uf speed wiliell
was approkiniately 265 lnnll miles
was brought out todny frmll the lips
of J. Bruce‘1.~=lnlly, president of illi-
intcrnutioual Mercantile Murille and
lndnaging rlirectur of th:-_ White
Star Liner and a witness 1,eforn the
United States scnllte committee
which is investigating the disaster.
He was nervous hilt not in tears as
was Cuptnxlll iioslron of the l"‘ar-
phthiu who followed him on the
stenn.
'_._._._~_.._.._____.
gcovonsuaoa
'rile Uunadinlls lost- arc:-~
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' ° Chas. M. liays, Montreal.
Senate -Committee, Capt., Restron- of‘
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_ '  _  "":3i2;;-. . infant is the Baby’s ' =‘
~  _.~,-_'.'._._':'.:---._ _ To help the _tend .
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j- ~".'-'fZ-  1 ,.-QL; _fr l , _ ' I Ja" ' .
.~`- '_'_~:_-'_'-2:7(-,_-___7‘S`--Hof* `. - _ ' . , i <.: ~ ‘ ‘sl .
  _ F°f four s<=»1°1=»f1°»w it
 =.__-_,:,_,_./____ xv. _,__ { . ._ ,  1 , . .l ~ _ W
   f’  Wim ““S“”‘ .'P‘?‘“S° *U-‘lf 
 =_  Babys Own is the 
_   leader for nursery and toiIiat.`-_ ' 
 ' a - ~ --is 5
'=  --_-I  _ff lather soft ns nd h als, and,-its
,___ 6 2 C
         . . i  -~
 sig;   _ daily use _ 18 Aa_,',1'€116_Ww£d
1°. Q i :F , .g 1 H :4"“ Y / 1 I
-_;___"_'_'___?_§f__§_°~"f‘--: 21" -  
- -"’ _=;.-_" ‘.'-,-_._-;_-1:~if.; _* __;_' t"‘_;.~‘_." ~ _  _
_f ._ _‘___ ` iq,  v. . ,§__]_,._ __ . _  .- , ‘___ `
- ,'-
~_ »~~_»_'__{~~~'  IPS Best for Ba}`)fy» i
 .   and Best for Yon; =
_  -3 7 '-_-  Sold almost everywhere-
.l~_;.-  . _ _ _.- _.._,!_ _ __ __ __ V -.ll ____._¥____§___-__-.__,-____.- _ ___
  ‘ but insist on Baby’s-Own,
f 2. l.-l ,- , » I
_ At the Alnerieun l‘l'csbyiering:'
:hurt-ll, the late U. M. llnys was' nf
'nenlbcr of the 'Trustee Board.
4 /it Christ Church Cathedral most
if U10 rrint'i\’cs of the late Hon. Mr.
Wllrliilnllli were Present and other
:bnrciles lllso sustnined silnilnr loss-|
as. _
New \'onl~;, llpl-ll nl--one nl nlei
lncst. stories of the wreck is told -byl
’uul L‘llnvru, the I’ttrislun artist whcl
vas colnlng out on the 'i‘iianlc 1\'ii.b|
g llnsi. of Sir Wilfrid Lnurler, whicl.~|
it .vas to he pieced in -the (ihntenu Lun-
‘icr at Ottawa. Nr. Cilevre had his
ncssuge translate-d to the group o'
znrds, wilieil wus continued untill
-' --we glui-
l wlor
" ..
For Infants eng ghilgen
lewspllptpl- ,mm -\\~\,., .immm||a¢,_,|y had collided with an iceberg and no
<a.thnrl¢d mount] him, WLM, Uwyis precautionary lucasuro it was
'ounll he was willing and nbls tclf-llUll§l1l»_¢HlVi\“1bl0 £0 Pull U16 fellllilc
sul. by slnlell st-nt-ell. it Montreal lPv1'U°n uf thc. l»ucs@nce1's into the
lr. \5ho:=|-_ callin on the ('arpui'hiu he m'~"bUH»f`S-
shared. _ -  Then, said Ml. iihevfc, curuu the
hir. if\le\'rv unld that he was play iulost diflleuit. part of the affair- Pre-
ng bridge in the sllloking-roolu when I ’lUllBlY Ulf? WUYH011 11?-ld |106!-I 1-Did llf'
he eoliisioll with the iceberg heppml. _ter the iirsi, nlnrlu that the 'Titanic
-d. lil: poinicd out that Urobtlblyif 5 wus unsinkaillft. und thu-t they used
vnu ll sllblncrgnll berg that the we §.lol n'orry._ Whenasked to get into
lei struck, ns he sun' no sign of it ithc snluii i:1‘l1.iL till: wolneu simply re~
111,(-1-\ml~l15_ tilougl. gp.; ivawr \m,,_¥use~i and urged in exlliunni-ion that
:overall with floating ive. 'i‘lnl resse; _ the Titanic could not sink. i4`inally_
mit-Urcli ,md ¢ill,m]_ and he img,-,1 the { one of the ollleers lllrrled io Mr.|
rclllcllliolls ribrution caused by iileic'-llu\‘|'e, \\‘|i0 “'08 Hlafldil-li; by. 1100;
screws re\'ul\‘illg out of the wutc1'.li>‘k0‘l 'lim U' Set U" Gxalllitl-G~ Tllilii
_ie thought they llud gone over ll big _lui did, and was then followed by livei
_va\'e, and puid no nttcntiou to tllr lor six girls, two of wlloulhe believes;
lhocii for the lllolllent. indeed, it livers: the Misses i~‘ol'f.un0 of W`iUUiiNS-i
nude no ¢li|1¢|~,_»m;¢ in the gumg 0| 1 licforo the boat \\'us'rtuywi1ere ncu_r_’
lolueone burst ill with the news tllnl l\\'lLU~‘\' ulld llvguu fo drift ul’~'fl.\'» lil
Ile "l`it:lnic hnd struck al berg ein :lid nor iH`UCt`0‘l \'01`_V filly nnd from. lt;
\ns sinking. l<1\'en the lllembgl-5 Utillr. Chevre was uille to see luucil of
lis card party innghed und proceed !\\'\1l1i l01l0W0‘l~ U9 U10 llliéllt '\‘{f15 \’U|'.V
~d with the gnnle. 'i`ile first ulnrn iclcur nlld the lights U" the Tlmllli'
.vas followed hy sevcrul others, nur 3-\'0l'c =~ll\il\ll1i,'fUl` 0§'0i' an lwiif- U ‘Wil
.ilcn n. gellcrnl panic took place lvliiili. llc suid, that the ship wus i>’U”l
-iveryllody in the 5|l|Uking»l-own;-p_B]| ling down very lnucll by tlle_hend. 1
N1 |||l¢.ltui|-5_ ffl, 1,., mu; by ml Ufnqm l The baud was playing rugt||lu.:lll¢.ni.i
»i the ship, who ll.~'s\\i‘e\i til(-nl `t|lel'£i"Jl the time, and this led scverlli oft
ms "U ¢ll|l~,,» fm- ,,|,,|~,,\ "ml thin the Indies in his ilont to eonlp`iuill‘
hm L,,\|}l| 1.1"," ,|U\\|,gtu,|S |;lln| lnelythlng lllust he all right ou
ill i‘he\le sold thnt Ile hull get thut account \s ll nuitter of full,
` lic slated that the first vessel ti _ 3 '_ ':- ' ' ‘ ' ' _  - ' ' ` _ - - ' -`  K - _ ~-  ~
answer the 'i‘itenie's cull was tlle‘ 1-, ~ ‘ _ » l _' .. .~ .' '- ‘ ' ' ~
l“l’dulif|lri-. who n-illleurell to t.||i|`li _ ' - _ - _  ' _ il - `- '  l ' ' V I l 5 '
iinl trouble Lrlrnl ns llalf ell hour lni.- ;, »_;¢0,1 glint, the vessel had n tilt, nm 'lllllli llllek to tin- llig din-ini. room Loi
ter she cnileil to enquire just wllzil : ` ' d , 5 ' ' ' - _` '  ' - I _
in nlnde ills nay up to the cr-1 l Jlay when tin-_'l‘itlluxc struck Tloyy
- ' _ A -~ 1 't ~' -- -\'~i - hud lillisiled tlelr cve|llu_'»~ program'
 offtttiu? “olllillllllllmilllhtlleuhlll1:lsolllu time ilefolv. Mr. iéllevre sun- l' __ __
_,nuts bridw, “_€.“._ 51.", to he \|Ul¢_li|||,- ‘_ the lowering of the hunts which took _ ~
l censultntloll, n message \_vus_rusll iti__loltl:_~' _thc vtolllc uu_ inte si1_1_|1 1t_i'i>0_;\_l' I - '
d t the ro ll i the wire ess opep- e o le no upprecln lm; in inn ~r `
Litorfj U] U ltilcy were in. hiuddenly the gillnt
A sllort wllile nil:-r this- :ln order steamer i4ll"0 H |'1l`C|10"”" U" ‘£5
ms z;i\t'n to loner tht bouts lllnl get -tide null till il,<ilfs went. out 'Pin-n
i ll flltlu 1-lu-s of ulcs and sl-rtnllls
_ _ _ _ » I _ I ~ . ' .. _
the wolllen llnd eilildreli into tilunl _lt f"i-, i H " -‘ f' -` _ ` _ " '
[‘lll- sle\\'ltl~ds of the |;Unt_' were in -were ilellrd above tile music which 1
vllbliiiled with the tiarpatllin, Unpt, itructed to rush through file ru|,lll l cllullgcd tu "Nl-nrcr lll_v God i.o-'l‘lH‘e" ‘
Silllill Cilule to the wireless callin and md sound the nlnrnl nssurhlg tht izlt the lust. nnii‘u luud rush wnsi
'lZUf°fl out how long it would tak; Womw ug the smug grim, thug, 'gpm lmnde to the hunts, which were drop~
l|°fl0 refu.-h the lust (.i.Q.lJ-. calli was no need for »llurry, reed into the unter crowded with
iL‘ni.nbol1f; ten minutes before th( Another illfn\‘\’=1i elapsed :lllli then lstruggiing in-up of wolllen who in
V_0BSel luuk hut could not sny who- th., \\-t,llll~ll ol the lirsifcinss wllersibcen pusilnd into illeln.
as the power seemed very low. Mr, (thin-',»¢._ ,mm bagm, 1,0 rullp Unti The '[‘itnlll~_-, said Mr. t‘h»_~vl'l~. seem
urns ulml went' on awk when l_ne°ell user nslllng what was the wilt- ‘zu to him to sen-lv crwliwlir- ti10“8i1_
liter the messages 'carried or _ not lhis little crnit wus out uf sight when
_ "  l_the end came. Ho only uurluisnd thatt
M A D 5 I N _;
CANADA ‘
ts cupuclty, lt was dropped into till-_
lnlf nny do\vusinll'- nhl-ll he no |\ll ‘l\0\li‘ Hllld the Luiltuin go the
-_
thc vessel had foundered by the giant.
waves that rnaclled ihcln, UWM'-Wt't"Ves
luridcuily being caused by the \lDlJ,t’n\'i
led of tile water us thu vessel osull
#below the surface. '
5 Mr. Uhevre then said that -he heard
'from others -who left the boat n few
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Thornton Davidson, Montreal.
Quigley Baxter. Montreal.
J. Hudson Allison.
Mm. Allison und dnughte
_ Montreal.
1-(_ ltinrklnmi Molson. Montreal.
Vi pon
J. ll. Levy, Montreal.
Dr. -Pain, Hamilton.
a Q
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l  Simrsf _L_|Mri'sn, Mm.,
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- lines liilnhn lwrtune, wnlnl g. ~
mrs. stale' revenue, wnnn g. ~ i
" Miss iliide. Slftyton, Halifax; °'
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4
Payne, Montreal.
Q ¢
' lingo Ross, Toliotltu and Winni-
peg. i ' _
Mark Fortune, Winnipeg.
George Wright, l-Inlifax.
¢-e,oe¢~
-cess
'l‘he Oenndisns saved nrc:~»~
n
up
¢
° -i\i`rs. U. _i\f. iinys. Montreal.
° Mrs. Thornton Davidson, Mon-_
* treul.
* Muster Allison, Montreal.
° Mrs. (Dr.l Douglas, Montreal.
* Mrs. James Baxter. Montreal-
* Miss Alice Llowerulml, Mon-
* `trnai.
’ Mrs. J. ti. ilugubin. Toronto.
° Major Artllur i»'oucl_lell. 'Porou-
‘ to.
' Miss Alice Fortune, Winnipeg. ‘
* Miss Lucille Fortune. Winnipeg- ’
ues;
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- 
 Anclrln nlemcll
LH; *V _l and a clear head are
 the guarantees of
_ F ‘-fif` _ Abhey’s Salt
--.-l..¢,-_
_,E-_GL 25c sud 60c bottle.
,_A Lf’ fl Sold everywhere.
¢‘n o ¢'¢ 0 0 0 a 'a ~'._¢-
- Lzipbeial by-fhoue.)
il1l1l9¥’I‘A.Eil11lé} Avril '21-_.Health
officer Dr. . J. Mu'Mi1lsl.l, Chiu-v
iottetown. Dr. Allan, Cartllgen, and
-Dr. Btewnrt.,,», Georgetown Cqvqm-,r
held an iuvestigntioll burn on f Se.t~l
urdnylnight ulrthe death. of iiohny
_l\’icGee. » _ - - _
The following. jury _wns eln'lhnnell--
ed:-i¢`oi'cmnn. W.--L. Pbole, _A. Q.
li1cDon8ld, Mr. lllelillm 1' M. lf'. 'Mn-_
Donald, ` Dsuiel lllfctiligeger. Lililu
1-iynes--and D`. il. Melilnnpe. _
After being duly swolre they view-
ed the remains and proceeded -to tulle
evidence.
the McGee'n and 'l’bo' as Gnlalidy,
iwero the' only w`itne&£ exalnined.
'l‘he_r-_.gave tr great deal bf gellelbl in»
formation but so fnr titers has been-
inotldhg definite to- throw any light
on the case. 'Phe _iury _rose at mid-
night and nlijourned iifltil liionduv
nlcantilue li post mo tcm examina-
tion of Jollny MeGce'=s‘ remains willl
bn made. -
Sergeant lirndlcy, ‘l\nrlottetown,
und Constable Nur] h , Moutn ue
l Y I! fi
[visited the I\l_cGcc h me i~!aturl1a_\;
i
and brought. the unrents to _Montn.--
gnc to give e*vidence tuhnorrow. ~
Sergeant Bmdley left. for Sturgeon
again today and had not ~retnrned_u,'r.
three o‘clock pi.m.--M. i
i Tile stnrtling news ol the death of
‘Jollnny l\lcGce. aged ten years, tbl-~
ioniy surviving son of the family of,
Bernard lllrtiuiguu 1; ueighhur; .yyflvbnf-Bl' fB0tUl`y- 2
_ The boy was taken iii on T~l\sedn_\';
lest and Tllursday word wus sent to;
Dr. Fraser. Hn went out and found
iiinl suffering from the sllmc symli-
toms ss the other children had.
There was some vomiting, it secular
absence of aiu and nil dinrrhocn
I) .
lnerlllng- at nine 0'ele_i»r null in tue(-'I‘1w doctor nlnorted the l~oy’s illness
l
‘to the Attorney General who ordered
,that Johnny llc ren-loved to a hospi-
ftul ut Charlottcihvvli in order that
the progress ef the case could be
-closely followed. 'i`hc lltietnr welll.
out Friday aitcrneon at 4 1/clock
and made arrangements for llnvilll:
'tile lioy brought to the hrlsliitnl. l-ie
was taken into hioniilglle hy his,
gritutlfatller 'Pilflllllls L‘nl-lsidy. lililll
driver, nt whose ilomc he. flied nt 'il
lfclock i~3nt.i\rdlly ln<lrnlug_
’l'he nllllost llllrm-nlulls l-.~'cl\pe fr-_llll
if-_atll nf fiilssel l\l1~.\'elil mid <‘hnrivs
l’otr_ick and Mrs. Mcfiee, i-3t.'l‘l1sry's  Murray, Wallace, Nil., 'wlio,W,e'rs
iload, _after the poisoning of tive
luuuiu time ago, has rckindleci und dc-
; adrift in the Straits oi Nortiifnmher-
‘ land on Saturday from `3.3D'n.ix'f. lili-
ill 2-.oo p. ln. when they arrived' at
Connoliys Wharf, (fliltrlottbwwn.
was related hy those get1tic'mt~h~Bnt~
urdny afternoon. ' _
At 3.3¢: n.nl. they embarked at"Wel-
la"e llnrhor in Mr. McNeill"B dlxbéen
foot. lobster host, putting out the
hnrller to tsy their lines. it wie
lim-ll nt the time and Mr. Mcliéfll,
lnlviug no conlvaer, trusted tb his
hllo-_vienna of the bay for finding his
hearings. _ - »
Just ns they were well under ws;
:lnrl lc.-lynn: the harbor they atruelr e
wreck, their little host, rr_-.ntrebohvl
ned ali, sweeping right over the
sn-urupcd craft. 'l`h`n|; was their tht#
In-ieltllll and their Grst rlmrow escape
-_~'\l<.-rtiy after thin. while working
with their trawl, ll very llvnvy styling!
swept, down on tllcln, blowing
shore. There being no otiiei' alto!"-Dif--~
tive, l\lr. l\Ir:Neil1 turned his boat lfid
with no canvas serelld but the setup
of the loresnil vrllieh remained after
c-ln-le reeeng, run witll`_tile wind, -
At the outset no ins was mei, Wei~
inet- Harbor being clear und also the
\`ovll Scotia const hotll to ‘ibn eat!
ami west. 'l‘rl~veilinl< with thn wind
mul their ilont nt llll tllncs in greet
llltllger of being swnllipell in the
ilen\'_v sell running, they bore down on
n err.-at field of ive, which they at
ill-st llllstook for l:1lui.»__'1‘hs attempt
to bent. :xronml -ia-iied and. they were
lirl\e=l nifainst il. The rield waseoul-
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volepnlents are watched with lieepi
concern over the entire province. |
Johnny had been uwuy from homo
_on the 'Filnrsday on which xlli the;
‘other children und their parents had _
_yarteken of the fish which was at
first thought tu have been the cllllse
of thctillness. He was staying with;
his uncle Ambrose Cassidy. (in the '_
‘following Friday. Johnny was at hisl
own holnn and vartook of herl'lng,l
_without any ill effects. lie returned;
to his unclo's but after the funeral]
came back bonlc, null has been there;
since with his mother, his futher;
having gone to work at _i-lswitt's|
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lnunutes only before slie went down,
|,thai. Usptain rilnith cried ont: “M5
fluck has turned," and then shot hifi-
seif with u. revulverhs had been hull
I ing prssllnlnbly to use in csse the then
` l ind to siornl the bol`a'ts‘beforé
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  ith;-_e_xlrglxle|l und children got away
lla e v.
Always Bought
Bears the
Signature
_ Fur~iivial_*
i Tiiisriy_ ld
5 .\’n`w vous. .lui-ll zu-The in-lug
reared for, the dead beyond recall.
lin- aur\'i\'oln ol the 'I‘itunh: disaster
lnerc uhh: for tin- tlrnl, time today lol
ace in lleullllrr retrospect. Mondey'ul
from their n,lUl~e normal utterances;
therein slowly' unfolding horror upon i
lhurror.  , _<  "
i The fuii lltery of hulv the great
i‘.White_' S'_tnr" Liner with her bnftd
iplnying tu -the liiit_9a_lfk__ofl '_ 'tht
i in-ami ilqnlnl-_wltn;_mar¢'~ _,.t_nlnl_ liao
souls fnlloard and' irpnlithe izcountess
|nr -llaelles, -new -quartered -'1l1_i1irte_qll'_
ily mn' Neii- _Yerii=1-terli_l‘-'-' .to ‘~"'lilx
:Chinese coolies'--who 'eschped' 'lrevfn
death ba hiding under the l.ifii_buif-Di
hli of t e 705 hnyU_b0en" hfovfddd
‘with food and clothing and " some
lnlllllgmnts and miilidlfren’-ire ' on
itlloir way home fvfsnglsnti, " the
continent og distunt parts of , the
United Stu es. '
Mr. isnxny told in ivllispers uf ills
escnpe from 'time he wished nwlly in u
host ivitlrwolnen ulltiine found blui-
_seif elsd in his plumes aboard ille
Osrvntlrle. _ -`
I-To was not sure _ in just what
boat he left the 'Pltnnic nor was ln-
‘eure how long he remained on the
liner after lbe struck. He added
llowever their before- hs entered the
lifeboat he had been to d that there
was no more room on deck and Flin
Ideniedtltnt _there had bqen _Alf wil-
'soring message from 
Other witnepselfi   _ ‘_
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mj _ _tion-_#film 
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. _ ‘ ?*§=-,__ .Y .mill
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intl-sgeuy 0| ul.; sol-ln Atlantic, una!
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' Cinsdianwvomen are _the
mort ¢zl‘tfactaf'ue_ in the world' because
they arctllc mrstfww/za_nl}'. They are
home bodies". Their' irlterests etc centred
fu t/'mir /1_0mc.r.\ They are proud of their skill _
in breadllttaldng. 'l`hey_kno\v-_that _With “Bea\'cr"
Flour, they ¢a_n_-.m_a__l_4e_bread that cqns_lsfalnything'tt1rncd
'out 'by tho'most-skili_ul}cl1bfSf'in-ftlic w,'orld.' __ ' '_
 One of-"'tl1c';f-firstfthings~ noticed  trol-'e_ii_ers in
Canads is thc fa_.Z:t$'tllnt:“`:1ll f-yollfxronlcn iano\v‘ho\\' in
make gZod_6r'e¢_f`{.'f'.-'  '"3"'-f' '-L__.--_   ‘___- - -'
lf` they krle\v?-a_ll'tl1c-'-facts,_thjcys would add “all
your best bread makers use “BEAVER” F LOUR.
'Tile reason is quite simple. "Beaver" Flour is al
Mann:/ed_}7au1'. It is really two _/Yau/'.r in om. It contains
the quality, nutrirnent and flavor of Ontario Fall wheat
and thc strength of Manitoba Spring wlleat. “Beal-'er"
Flour is a pef_'f?ct.{y éalanced four. It mai-aes baking
easy _because it is always the same in strength, quality
and flavor. 'Tau can make more bread' to the barrel
than withally other Hour-~big, brown, nutty, delicious
losves that will delight both the cyc and the palate.
Pérheps you have never tried “Bc:1\‘cr” Flour. Your
frbcer has it. Try it. You can`t nuikc the ilest
pastry without it. -
Dealers-write us- for prices on Feed, Coarse
Grains and Cereals.
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