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of Delay
Every food citizen owes
it_to his amily or hgirs to
direct what propoition of
his estate shall be given to
relatives. friends or other
bequests.
Just now you mage? in
possession of the t of
ealth. You cannot tell at
wluit minute you mn? meet
with a serious accl cnt or
illness _which may impair
your thinking powers.
Any officer 'of the Com-
pany will _be glad at _any
time to go mto ll detail_on
the question of the making
of your will.
Dominion Trust
Alivlsolur liolilln
- - ‘ There was nothing added to~day by
patches, and since then honors have G.0.C. at Aldershot, which has rightly He ssld the Government would ses to sin is that with the complete 0\‘cr~ the war Qmoo id ine sintomsno of li
W. H. Aitken, fallen fast upon him. lie was in the come to be regarded as the military it that sufiiclent assistance was Elven throw Of Gsrlllflllb’ 111916 W111 0111110 all early
Hon. Chas. Dalton, 'Egyptian expedition in 1882, in which red-ribbon. ln tlils distinguished com- -8.114! 11 12011111 be given 1111011811 1118 @1111 1' 51 1
s billion less than the a e te
posed of. lie was mentioned iii des- from liidia, he took up the position of 11111117011 01 1116 31111811 G0V¢"|m9111 011 The D1'1Vl119 0111111011111 (11981 B111-
drswing bills 1111011 London, some of The American authority stat s that
,which represented commodities pur- when the insurance rates  st
, | | | ' | " 01118811 by England and securities that their highest the qbohtionl for Ani-
l -|- -|- -|- -|-' lhsd been sold. The amount was es- ei-lcon bills of eschange on London
i `timated at about two billion dollars. were also at their highest. being pro~i
___ ,_ _ if that estimate isicorrect it is only hibitive, for they were six dollars and-
, ggr gs iif:ly,J:entshtoEtli1 pound. “'l'}l;ehCh:“n-
` , _ ' amount of American securit es now ce or o t e xc eqner, a e e '
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known io Cohsdidns' hy repiite, and in 1898, he took par; in tho Nils ox. best'estima'tes,obtainsble in this city. to the Bank of England so as to prof
to those who served in South Africa pedltion and was present at the bat- T119 U11-11511011. 1118161019- 111 1401111911 19°* 11191 blink 1° 111° 0111131111011’ Whlch
by personal acquaintance. for he was tie of Khartum, and in the subsequent “U11 °f °°“1¥9_l11!'Ol1E110\l1 919111 1311* 11 0011119195. 111111811 W1111t°11l91 1116111' LQNDQ
in command of the 19th Brigade, operations in the Soudsn, 1-8111 Bild hrfr colonial d9l1911f1°l1°1°9 1191! 01' 111° G°"°1'"m°m ° 153° 11195* shysuocessful situation in Frsnoo 1!
which inciuusa tho mst csnuaisn con- one or tho pluchlsst actions per- bscslns sud only very dsnserous- The surss which would rstlurs 111° ll1sur~ dn., to the uinn-to or the British troops
tingent, and which rounded up Cronie formed in South Africa was his gallop problem which was suddenly present- ance rate. The Government did take in insisted nn by wni- giiicp chiofp lo.
and his men at Paardeberg. to safe the Gordon Highlanders of ed involved finding for its solution the over all but about twenty p. c. of the dan The
He got his first command in 1876 Goomkop, when his brigade was mov- 110111 WHY 10 take care of this large insurance _liabilities and grcltly 16° John Fi-endh'p 1-ovlow of the operations
when but 18 years old, and has gone ing toattack the main Boer posit,lon_ amount of obligations. For unless duced the rate, ultimately from ten made nnbnn in the omcini Gazelle ips;
pleadlly shopd, one of the most brll- The Highlanders dashed up the hill they were cared for British commerce pounds or approximately fifty dollars, night in ntndinn' the more imppi-inn; is
lisnt of the "Kitchener rmn." He is impetuously, and General Smith-Doi-_ would be sbsolutelystoppedi" American money. Automatically the neen tha nnri ninyed hy the B,-iiigh_
56 years old and has been in the army len, realizing their danger of being sur- M°V¢l11°1\¢l Mlds ln lhs Dirk- 011011111180 ral-6 fell 1'
. ' ` 0
M I th h h d d H bmi ~ Fresh rom ttllieiconcenltiratitlilntpsllillls.
r . rounded. 5811011611 111r0\lSh a h`eavy fire 1111>' 0 050 W 0 11 111'” even before t Ve r supp es a een
ml1i?e8v1"3 described by the late Ben- across the enemy’s front to turn them 011 Loudon could not be reached be Forecasts Outcome of War. when fr
jnmln Burleigh as -‘u iino type or the i-is succoouoa without iniury and csuss of wsr. Therefore Wllslevsl' “' . ° force of
'hard as nails: well trained, active. calmly returned to his position at the movement was made. from one lwlnl It wus s revelation rustle by the un- hy n fo ,
dependable British officer," and is rear of the troops. of view, was necessarily to be made in cxsmpleil manner in which the Brit- ngninnt nn niincking go,-cn of ny, ge,-_
known ln tlie army as “one of the On November 6, 1901. he was sp. the dark. Then it was that the chan- ish government and lhnglands great ,nnn nnny corps, and from Angus; 21
generals who has never made a mls- pointed Adjutant General in India, and 'C01101' 01' 1-116 €X¢11eQll91 D111- 1111119911 1" bank came 11110 1113131" °°'°1’91`“11°“ to August 28 the burden oi’ saving the
take.” He comes ofa patriotic family, durliig his six years service in the C0l11111l|111<!hll0n Wltll,»th€ 11111111918 01 lllld \vll~11 SUCCESS l-1101 11113 11(-‘m91\S11'°-‘ French
having two brothers in the army and Enst, he added to his brilliant record 1101111011 81141 1119 1331111 01 Ellglaildi ‘md 1011 10 11111911011" lmnkem that 1119 1"' British. Had tliey fnltered under the
twn in the nn_yy_ hy tho invs,lns,hlo servioos he i-end. he asked only one question-he want-, estlmublc resources of the Britisli ntrnin_
At the disastrous battle of Isandulu cred to the indian Empire He was ell 10 111l0W 01' the 111111119111 W11111 W°9` G
, _ overnnieiit are. and llow may be admiim
Zn2ninnd_ in i379_ gmiih.1)oi-lon was appointed to the command of tho the best way to handle the situation relied upon to maintain a war which French
one of the few officers who b hi tt Di i
, y s Que s v sion in 1903, ond vacated so as to maintain the British market Great Britain believes to be waged for Bn; their linen held hhd tho lofi wing
‘ stliletic powers as runner and swim- tlio post on November 30, 1907, hav- and English commerce. When lie was the peace of the world. All the re- wp, an
 mer, escaped the Zulu assegais, and ing received a six months extension of told`what the situation was he said sources of Great Britain, men, l1lD11€l'.
lived to take part in the battle of Ui- the usual tenure, and been promoted i0 those 1111111111111 1-11111 they 6011111 rely commerce can be relied ‘-111011 1° m*-11"' Prais
The Perpetual Tmstee undi, when cetownyo was finally dis- to Lieutenant-General. Returning with confidence upon the svlnlllsts tsln the war until Germany ls defeat-
more that the text of Sir
m tlio transports, the British
100.000 men, later increasing
rce of 50.000 was thrown
left wing was carried by tlie
General Frciicli very frankly
the complete collapse of tho
defense must have followed.
ved.
e for Officers and Men Alike.
morning that tho situation in t
llil Ii HElilfE`l|[iHi|llB   1
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N, Sept. 12.-That the pres- msn army now operaing in France i
Jeopardy. '  ' n
Great News from Vienna.
The news from Vienna is astonish.
ingly pleasing to Englishmen gensr.
ally. While it had been realised tho;
tlie Russian operations were most for.
mitiuble, the announcement at Vienna,
that 120,000 Austrians--and they tho
first line troops, the very cream of ill,
Austrian srmy-have been killed,
wounded or taken prisonen with sii
of their supplies, seems hard to com.
prohend. As a result of this news the
prediction is freely made. in oihcisl
quarters tliat the complete collapse of
tho Austrian defence against Russia
iinponds. Four Austrian army corps
already have been practically snnihil.
uteil by tlic Servlans.
'l‘liese, added to the admitted losses
of the Archduke Francis Frederlcli's
aimy .in Galicia and Rusiaii Poland,
means the complete crippling of Aus.
tria iii the field.
Of the foroes remaining more than
alf uro Slavs, who are utterly opposed
o fighting the Rusians or Servlens
0 91113911 Ve 111111111119" 5» 31141 9 France continued to sllowilcontinuous T110 A1191-111111 11191 HHN totals only
prnnk R ge.,-iz_ year he raised and commanded a corps mlmd he succeeded Sir John French. utilization of the Credit 01’ 1110 GOVH111- 1- 11 1
l
Y ll E 9X€C111lv9 0111061' Of 0118 01 cessary for minds to meet-Engln.nd's ls to follow the leadership of Great
grea reuuc on n the coiistruction ol' fp,-Wai-d movemehs hy the Allies, Ro- 5
, of mounted infantry, and ln 1885, with From Aldershot he was transferred to ment itself-completely to 11101061 118-V111 Veilielll- ports persist that he British iiave cut 2
H M  hi” m°“""ed 1111311'-"Y~ ‘lm 3°°d W°1'1‘ 1119 S0'-11110111 Command. British commerce. He explained that That we are tc follow tlie lead of me G
° ° he meant by the term "the credit of London has been manifested for some hy n
MANAGER -..-.-.-.-.-.-.-1-.--.--f-f.-=-------.-.--.--J  the Government" the gust-anteerby\:hte payés lin the vi/allll Strcetldéstrlghr Eng presumably of oither the official re- t
Government of the payment o w a - an s care u y opeli.n e ex- pm-io
556n:‘:l:ilI1:\£(;3cik_Charlottotown. I ‘101;lad¢1l1»Y'?‘1,'l1W0 911-rly 111 Allglllll Dre- ever hills the Bank of England took changes, she is beglniiing to deal in india
' ' va e . ere wa
  8. Wlllllll it isw over. Tliat was all. in a moment al- console and colonial issues. Cautious- Qsidhd ond 1-iovi~o_ They are not ing to expect that Austria will sue for
' {10ll1S.h;i-050161115 10 11 8111101116111- 11111116 most-not longer time than was ne- ly, but collrageously, the United States omol
ally colifirlned by tlie War Office, il
90,000 to which can he added about
30,000 of the Landwehr and Hondved
ermaii lines oi’ communications divisions. but there ‘"9 Brave doubts
movement i`roni the sea. const, 1888101115 1110 llvnllllbllll I
Y o many of
he latter forces. The Russian Foreign
d Russian expedition or of the Office ut Petrograd is quoted in
n troops reported as landing at rlespatclies received here as profess-
ence independently of Germany with.
` ` but it is stated tliere that this action in the next ten days. If she does not,
1 the great American industrial organ- great financial institution behind Brltzilii. We may speedily open some has heon oxpe¢,;nd_ li is slill insisted tile llusslan Foreign Ofilce is said to
_ _ iz`ations who returned from London a which stood the credit of tile Britlsli of fi ci l ‘
1-"'}f_s,
O.
, . . nd, Lemcse, wliere Great Brltruii
~. , AMERICANS ADMIRE AcT,oN central hunk for crest Brituiu and is ing. thc Daily News says: “A motor cur on
. ` / - '
'C' ,,
oney This action. com restor d
'l`lie government spokesman was tile liiiied with the signal service done by
0111111091101 01 1116 9110119141191. L10yLl the British navy in making the sea GREAT ER|T|3H Vi¢~|-QR-y
George He t hi if
could Not Have Equaned I cerned. as ihe core of the federal i-ego;-ve sys. British army, with French cavalr and
our nan ii markets, carefully that if the l-‘rench centre continues to
i ` , ` 11115’ 01 1-W0 1180. €11ll11111B1l€t1 P91166! Government accepted liabilities aggre- guarding these markets tlieii gradually hold,
1’  C0'0D@1l11101l between the British 80V- gating about one billion dollars of expnnriing until normal crinditioiis ure right
` \ 0 l  ernment and the Bank of England. Ame;-icon m _ ‘ - e .
. pu mse into coinmu- safe for commerce, served immediate- ' ing thot Greece's Government has
Meaggzzd TE‘:1°g'}am|;.°‘ R|,°|‘:‘°a':fc|§|r|'|' nication as soon. as possible with the ly to re-establish commercial ex- '_`“ cone
p ' o
a su rem" governors ofthe Bank of England. He clionge everywhere excepting on tho (Special to The Guardian) cstallllsll a naval base iii Port Mudros
__ / _ P y recognized that this institution is the ‘continent of Europe where war is rag- LONDON Sept 12 -A despatch to lsla
A i f . ’ . *-
tl
the world's great authority as far as states could Nos i-lays Dons This, brings news from the front that the
And Adm" that the United stat" financial and fiscal conditions are con- Even had there been u unified bank 11181 li-rld S00011r1 f-l1V1S10llB 01' 1118 11
tlie tlirowiiig back of the German
and left will put the entire Gel'-A
believe s revolution' is certain. A'ustl°ls
is bankrupt and all efforts to float s
wal' loan have failed. »
ed ed Eiiglaiid`s erlnlssloli
ci-\nt"f~ lier naval divisions. 1
GERMANS WANT REST. b
()ND(h\', Sept. 12 -A Morning Post 11
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RUSSIA PURCHASES CANA-
DIAN iCE BREAKERS.
FORT WILLIAM, Ont., September
1.- The Russian government has
ought from the Great Lake Towing
nd Wrecking company, of Port Ar-
. T. Horne, which will leave immed-
y corrcspoiideilt nt Nantes, France, 111111. 011111110. 1110 1118 1C€'11l'Bl1-1111181118
. B'_"am,. Feat 1 For a day or two London was ine- tcm, had that system been in full op- artillery, cut ofi’ alid defeated it large writing under date oi’ Thursday says: J
/ / - . vitably paral zed witl t '
I 1 `
y i respec to its eration early in August, the United force of illic pnemy;dsixty6i5i0l‘l)es ifiorsh ;' Never since General Joffre began
_ financial alid commercial situatioii. States could not have gone so far, cor 01151 0 1118. 111 118 . 0 1-19 lls
NEW YORK Sept. 12. Although Tm si U
` lately for Montreal to cross the At-
. magnificent retreat from Belgium ‘, luntlc. - it is_surmlsed that the ice-
” &i_ \ _ national pride nas been stimulated by s tus on was reflected almost thinly not with such colcrity of oc: enemy and 15 guns. The Germans arc has E » . th
f _ ' t
Q . .
iiiimcdiatel in New York and was vi- 'tion, as the Government oi' Great Bri f1*l11lf'l'fl-115011-" Dr0
_ _ S33; 'gl1'258°glfgfsessgqfsgdggisgglsibly demollstrated by the closing ot' taiii's co-operation with tlie Bank oi' GERMAN FLEET 1N THE BA1-T13- B11
~ 1 _f bl not b me bankerB_tha'_ the war our stock exchange and tile action of` England went. ` LONDON. S601- 12--A (10D&1l1111SB11 110
.. _, rl il Ig ei; to make the United States the Clearing House Associiitlolhwliicli The single incident, of wliicli par- 119511111011 “YB 11 _15 199011911 110111 T11
,- .€'L'5‘.` ~ irh gage ov,-or of the wo,-id and to i agreed to issue oe;-tlflcnlos hnd to ro. iinuidrs have reached min Ciiy only Sandhaiiien, 29 miles iiortli-east oi' (load bent and their ciise is general. jiiiute the naval situation in the Bal-
" .`: 2 !"` Ie 3 sygedn re_eminence in in_ ceive payment of balances any kind of recently ileinonstrales tlio pre-eiiiili- S10°k1101111» 11181 11 Gefmflll 11991- 01 29 11 1110101019 18 1108511110 111111 1110 Cer- 11
'  . ' fve Us 81: wad); Dum recem events m(,ney_ Thai nniion was' so ini- an ence of Gi-ent Britain nnn ,nnney pow. vessels liiis been sighted between man coniliinndcrs \vill, iL.tlio_v can,
\ _\“l1 1 l l 1 1  !§"’(‘;e§;‘Brnam hmke it clear that a pnymeni of any form of Cash in Con. nr and nn n deiendnr of pm- own com. Gottseu, Sanrio Island. in tlie_ Baltic, remain content to liold tho Allies at
,élfé/' long time Wm have passed before the ceriied, unprecedented in the clearing mcrce. "~"‘1 1\0ll1”*1'51e1“f1\0» 111110 11111 11- 1)
es non ay for u Lime; W THE POPE MOVING FOR PEACE.
. , S ' l' l . t tl i. -
L_ _T ' _ . iuprfmacy 05 misiiimd Wm pass "om houziw Yorkv' prob' T' _ . There were other things for _tlie uciisi iiewsllallcrs rellpr ia irc “
em, ,W ni Briiini Go er In i to d n 0 i me nieiidous cannonadiug has been heard t
'ff °.1’.‘hg;'e til; ilu; Isggiiiigéaggsbe a fain If our own securities and inoiiey was lolst lil] aéxcoieiiliiilshintgatlllieiii. Our T; 11119 11‘l‘]9N1’e1“'ee“ G011Be11» 5311110 111
L' ly good understanding of what was market were being drawn upon by owii bunkers knew tliuttlie chief rcu- Bum- ‘"1 1m°-- U
mlsing. At tile same time we
ould lie cautious in proclaii-ning
od news. The Germans want repose. i
e German prisoners I have seoii are ll
Prisoners confirm tho report that
'o Austrian army corps are operat-
g wltli the Gornlalis iii Franco lf I’
, i
done upon the instant in London to those in London who were able fo do sons forthe alinoriiinl increase in I NAVAL BASE 'N THE AEGEAN mumcntim' mr 'hw hmm not
__ ,_ I - l H10' ROME, sont. 12.-'rho rrihuno nuh- u
_“P \ .overcome the chaotic condition whichi that the amount and e t t I -"
- _ beell in rl
ction. since no Austrian prisoners‘c
x cn 0 tlie.e tations for foreign excliuligcs was the llslies ii telegram from Briiidisl assert- li
ave been taken. Q
, __
o, they must lic upon lilies of com-lf
the Allies’ positioii looked so'hrcakcrs is required to assist e
rmark iii keeping open the Russian
While Sea port of Archangle. which
is just now oi' inestimablc vii.l-
e, because the Germans at Kiel dom-
c. 4
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ROME, Sept. 12.-The Tribune says
ope Benedict, liusentrusted to the
oroign Cardinals the task of confl-
entially urging their govern_n;ents,_to
ea'se hostilities and convoke a peace
oliference.
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number of litters.
f Blacks from Crosses are well furred, healthy and extremely beautiful The will be mark
_ _ _ _ - Y - etable o It
basis _at a high figure. The Cross fox industry is therefore a safe, sane and soun 9 a pe
d one, the low ca tal t
allowing the investor a chance to become interested on the ground floor -to start where the ionee pl lza lon
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at practically the same cost. We offer at present. S ar e an
15 pairs Cross foxes, 1914 increase They are large handsome health sound t
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money why not get into the for; industry yourself. Be a rancher. Own a air of foxes a a 1 e 1' 'e
_ D Hd ll th -
dend for yourself. Think it over but don’l: take long, as the kind of foxes we have to sellsvifillriiicive 
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