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NOVEMBER 2s, 1917 THE CHARLtl'1'1‘ETOWN GUARDIAN _PAGE mv; j
§PLI‘EuoiBfiiEEi|no isiiiiisii nine iiioiuriiioitricr    1   if 1"
If I   I HELD AT CLIFTON REE-TIAKINGIGIIOUSND PREVIOUSLY LOST
Y
sir wiiii-itrs iitiereminin aiti neisy roiiey." 01 Gtfltllmli Vtrtllltl flllll
Liberal Candidates Slgnally p;||¢q to |;¢¢0||. They are Now. on _Main Street oi Fontaine Notre liame. iierman
elle 'llielr Wl||.l||¢.w,|-” pl-¢|¢||,|0|,, ,M Counter-Attacks ilepiilse . French Also llave Driven Last Group
Unlon Candidates Make l-‘ine impression. . '..,........ .....‘. ...i......,` I
the rbest. from the point ot view at
attendance and thorough delving into
both sides of the political controver-
sey. that have been held. during the
present caanpaign.
' The Unlon candidates, Messrs. D.
Nicholson and A. Martin drovc- up
from Bradalhane anti the Liberal can-
didates drove from Emerald lunc-
tion.
The meeting openctl shortly after
seven o’clock, when Mr. .James S_
chair .
MR. A. B. WARBURTQN. LIBERAL.
was the first speaker. llc spoke oi’
the advantages oi' Victory Bonds (as
in fact each ot the-four candidates ditl
by mutual consent) anti urged the au-
dience to siihscribe as much as pos-`
i-iihle.
Touching on the war, conscription
and recruiting, Mr. Warburton said
he “hopes the Germans were being
worn down"; all parties wanted to
win tho war, the tliiference -being only
one of method; lie would not say
that conscr-iption was unnecessary;
Nationaiists were the only ones who
wanted to quit, ole. ills reiniirks
were mostly personal criticisms of_
Sir Robert Borden anti consisted of
mere genoralit-ies tit. that-iiotlilng
specific or complete in any oi his
charges.
He tried to justify l.aui'iei"_s rcfiistil
to form a coalition governiiient tit. tho
most critical stage iii <‘.antitlti's his-
tory and held up lienri lloiirassa :is
the reason for the present tfoiitlitloii
in Quebec.
lie praised tho Doukhobors, the Mc-
nonites anti the Aiistro-Gerniaiis iiiitl
almost wept tears over the plight oi'
the enemy aliens who have been tic-
nied u voice regarding Canatlals po-
sition in the war. lie was in favor
of giving the voluntary system ano-
ther trial and stated that Sir Sam
anti Sir Wilfrid woiiltl be able to tio
the work. Whatever faults Sir Sam
Hughes ever had were witcwashetl-
Monday night-at Clifton by Mr. War-
burton. who said the former Minister
of Militia was ti victim of his busi-
ness friends.
Ho spoke oi’ the New London and
South Shore Railway. proposed at the
11th hour during has last days in the
former House and stated that lie was
in favor ot’ having ll railroad near
Clifton. (A voice-"Yes, sure, tiny
old place at all Now.") _
MR. A. MARTIN, UNION CANDI-
DATE.
Aiter speaking ot the advantage of
Victory War Bonds. Mr. Martin spoke
briefly but pointedly about the war.
and the war election. The Opposi-
tion ciindidates, and some others, did
not seem to think at all that this
was an election such as never before
had been held in 'this province or iii
Canada, anti, he hopetl, would never
he held in Canada again. “lt is an
olection.” he said, "occuring at .1 limc
when our country is in dirc and ox-
treme danger. engaged iii ii lifo anti
death struggle- with ti foe whose ra-
paclty and resoiirccfuliiess are unpa-‘
ralleletl in the history of the world,--
an election in the midst oi' a war the
magnitude of which it is diiticiilt to
contemplate. W‘e have read of wars.
we have heard of wars. but -they were
insigniacant compared with the arc-
sent struggle. l ani within tho
mark, l think, when l say llll1l‘11l_
least two-thirds or thc countries Ol
the world are in the iight. Surely
this is .-ti-masetltlvnz and when they
endeavour to makc- out that this is an
ordinary election contest between Li-_
bersls and (inscrvativos, i~ tiisazre-0.
and i have no doubt thc great majo-
rity oi` the people disagree with them
entirely."
The people oi’ l"rlnt‘,o_l1liiwai‘tI 15‘
land, declared Mr. Martin. have not.
yet fully reallzetl the niailhillllle 01
the stupendous struggle in Europe.
Thore is no place on earth where the
people enjoy peace niitl happiness llltc‘
iere.
Epi--siting of the voluntary enlist
ment. system Mr. Martin siiltl that
the laurierites were collllelllmllg
Boiirnssa tis t.lio ninii reSl`10ll-‘llIl|0 E01'
the failure of tlio volunteer sylil-1’-‘l1l;
lri Quebec. “Aiitl yot," said Mr. Mitr-
tiu, “lloiirassa is Sir VWII'l‘lll lfllll'
rier'a partner, and admits ho likes hir
Wilfrid better than he does Sir Ii.o~
bert Borden." “They Say Allele W”
no recruiting done in Quebec: Mill
Mr, Martin, "why, Sir Wiii’rid Laurier
Iiimsc-li went recruiting. Recruiting
went on at tlrst as well in Qllllllec 115
anywhere else."
"There is much talk about the Me-_
thodlst minister who went recrultinir
in Quebec-that Methodist minister
went among the English only llljfl 1°'
cruiteti :io.0oo in Quebec Mohe-
“Tiie Li~be7rals shyi ‘Ilimds oi! Lau-
rier'-tlon't abuse any l11l1ll"“ “nd
other talk of the same. Yet the Ger-
man Liberals in Berlin. Ontario Weill
to is public hall' there and would not
let Sir Robert Borden speak. '_
"The candidates on the other side.
said Mr. Martin. "are_ LI\l0\°Bl
candidates. not win-the~vIar bl-
bsrais. They any it is time enough
for A llntlon government. Btlt male
of the b~;~.it men in the Liberal DHI-y
did not think there was time to warlo-
`Mi'. Fielding. Mr. A. K. lilciivan. Mr.
`Carvali. Mr. Ballantyne._oh<l Ollwf
strong men-they lll'9f¢l`l'°‘I °°““"`5
to party and are Pllllllll 111111111 l_1_°"°°'
nal ambitions to Will U19 Wl"`~
Continuing. Mr. Martin said that
y Q
tr- L~»-~--   ‘>°; .”.‘:s§~°;;2:.’&.:°:;i.;'.:L tlrrrtsr-s. wr...
cause they had no hand Ill the °1lP°“
ffiitiire of the public \\1°“°Y- Yft “If
or the iii; monevsireiifllhll °l‘“"‘
'nnmh oi the present government arc
 "mqm 'fm ifmm, Uf UIUIUHIZIIIUW.
Mit. Martin said tiiat moat of the Rnd, according -to the latest reports
time of the Ll-bers) gamlldages was have worked their way forward
being devoted by them to an apqlg. through tix northwestern part of Fon
Hy. for Quebec.
SWBUD-llll1~" Putting out ot' oiiltvo
ant word." said Mr. Martin. "We
front (hear, hear) we must not siiiiitl
Sim- (Applaiise.)
Will"-' AP” We Roine to leave our
ilrliisli blood in his veins."
(io
life :it the front was ilot so black us
placed on the statute books by Sir
Wilfrid Laurier. Under the present
iorm oi’ conscriptioii. no man will be
tiilteii wiio is needed at home, and
this is abundantly proved by the ex.
eniption returns to date; and it’ any
man who is taken thinks he should
be exempted. lie can appeal to the
properly constituted Appeal Trlhitniil
to have his claim equitably settled.
Under the Militia Act,-on the other
hanti. they were to be chosen by tml.
lot. That would mean that the name-3
of all nien -between the ages of 21
and 60 or 65, would be put into a box
TIl‘=‘l`9 fllllghl 116 a Iarmer with four
sons besides himself; and ii neighbor-
ing farmer an old man with one son
The names are pulled out ot' the box
and lt_ fails to the lot of. the old man
111111 INS Ohly B0ll I0 go. while tho other
farmer anti his four sons may get
clear. That. is the nature of tho Mi
litia Act. Would that be ti [lili-
gaiiic? (‘:ipiain Joseph ilcati is run
ning with tho argiinieiit. in his nioutli
that the Militia Act. is the At-i tlitii
slioiiltl be eni'ort-eil. The Militia Art,
lie says, is llie proper oiiti. Now.
these gentleiiien tlon't.' agree with
Captain Road; they have ideas of
their own, and in Quebec there- are
otliers in agreement with them. There
is one gentleman there whose policy
is this: "l won’t support conscription;
l will not support voluntar yonlist
mfflll: I will not do anything to pro-
cooti furtlii'-r with thc wer." lie is
Mr. Ethier of Two Mountains.
The present Liberal cnntlitiatcs. Mr.
Martin tleclaretl, did not agrco on one
thing nor with one another. lie ile-
telaroti that Lailrici- hiitl lc.-ss tzliaiirt-
of getting back into power than Iii-
put lt. out."
hundred millions there. The man re
but that there was no grumbling.
he yott-.~_l $35,000 for work at the
my psp., or Agriculture. the Devi- of
f 'f5iEi§iied 'on vase seven
.
might use the words “selective draft."
i don't like coustiriptlon, l don’t. like 'PH' **MM****"*++****"* -
taking ti dose of had medicine, but Ii' .1
I Wlllll i0 ilfrt well l must. take it.
Well. that is what i think about con- ` '
111'-fliltion. I believe. it we want to:, _ - '
carry on this war and be true to our
Allies and true to ourselves,-if wc  `
Wil Q
nt to bo true to the British Empire
and true to our brave boys at the ¥ _ ‘ _
taine Not . Dame which they captur
The Liberals were also maklng cd at the beginning ofthe attack last
loud iiimentationg over um dtgfmn. week, hut subsequently lost. They
chisement ot’ Mennoirites, who Wm arenow said to havrratlvanced almost
not iight and tio not. wish it voice in to the main street which runs east.
the war parliament, and the enemy and west through thc contre of the
IIIIGDS. who should not have ti voice VIIIUKG- '
in the conduct of the war, yet these GERMAN UOUNTEWATTACKS RE'
saine Liberals disfranchised their PULSED-
MacLeod of Clifton was voted into the, own race, creed and blood at one
(Canadian Press Despatch)
many government 0mqlap;_._am| ml. LONDON. Nov. 27.-lirltisli troops
ingtlie positions with party ti-lemlg_. have repulsed another German coun-
iliter which the [ranching was mmm. ter-attack at tho nortlioast t:orii.;»r of
cti to the sligiitetl ones. Bourlon Wood west ot' <‘iiiubrul, tit:-.
"Conscription is not a very pleag.
~l+~l'+'i't|»l»~|~i' -I-fl-°M\°l°‘l~l“l"l»°!"l»*l'
iii itlastorii 'l‘rust iluildiiig was fillet
wt-.ro also busy during tho t-.ntiie
biiuitlul: liouis taking tippiit~iiiioiie<.
mimung Mr' Maru" *mm II'"I Rural set-iioiis nt’ tlio t~tiiiiiti'y are ht-- tCanadi:in Press Despatch)
comin inert- tiwiilte every tlav to tht-
H' was 'minted' no had mlkml I" s.ploiltJLItl 'intl lietlilro itivostiiieiit ui"`- LONDON \itiv "7-(Vin Rt-iitm-c
;7Y,l;_j,IU;“n;[l`:;;ph)l;2vXl2;n u"i“'hg°'"u"m"f‘ cretl with liigil»iiitoi'est rt-tiirii. Ottawa agcnt'y)-Tlio London Gazette
led thm_'th‘e Im” hi iight* ""hI1”‘I “Ll” aiiiioiiiitnes tlii;_tiwartl of the Victoria
"M much worsé on th "glue as WCW’ Cross to At-ting Corporal lfilipf
mefarmq on I U?" ‘e _‘W5 U" Konowal, Cuiiatiiaii infantry. “for t-t-n-
nercely and mist;-;’xt fily are lighting spiciious bravery and leadership
Songs and mo” of those llyh Slclg _ng 'W - _ [when iii charge of ti section he had the
Macphai, had`sC,n wer w."i“" nal" A special appeal is h0}v_1he<-‘<2 to tiiincuit task or mapping up t-.ciiaizs-.
The Lihemhf were estgrnmung eg); the W°m@l1 l11l<lf1lli1<ll‘€l1 0l_ 11'll1C€_1‘7lI'1t'i'atei~s niiti iiiticliiiie gun emplace-
Sam Hugheq__0h S'h_ Sa ‘mi ol" ll wfirfl li-lltlllill I`Il0 I’l'_0Vlll<‘llll ‘Gill-Inioiiis. lu one cellar hc liiinscli
who could get an recrmtml _:lg Q95” mittee make the IOIIOWlili-2 0fI€l`!'-'__ ylmyoncttetl three oi' the ieiieniy aiiti-
dol. me Old Mimi A 5.(°3. re( un' lI`11lly`011¢1 Wil*-Ile-‘I IQ 1201011 3'=i0|iitttit'kt\.tl siiigio liantletl st-veit others
a ct, which was bond they can sent] $0.00 Ily f€‘llll‘ll in ii crater, killing lhcni nil, tin it-.;it~h-‘
mall (Post office ortlor or cash) ttf-
gether with their i`iiil name :intl otiti-
ress, also name oi' any hiiiik they
wish their business to go through to
E. ll. (laiiieioii. Secretary Victory
Loan, (‘.hai'lottetowii, anti :iii applic-
ation will be iiiadc in their name ft.:
a fully rcgii-itero'ti $50 Bond iinti it rc-
ceipt returnet: to them. Now this
will enable anyone to obtain ii Vict-
ory Bond with littlc trouble. The
Coiniiiittee wish to make a record for
IPiiiico Edward island in uiinibei oi'
'subscription per head of population.
Tile new objective' is $1,500,000. Will
the people ol' l’riiit-e Edward isltintl
rise to the occasioii?
BRIIISH NEARINII
  IERUSAIIIYI
(Canadian Press Despatch)
LONDON, Nov. 27.---'l`Iit: l3i‘i|i.~I.
cavalry have rtipturrd iiittii' Station.
about six inlit~'.~t soiithwest, niiti Mi;
Karim tlircc and ti lialf miles oi'
Jerusalem, accortiing to at ilritisli
'illcial comiiiiinicittiiii is-siicti IIISI
aight. The text. of the coiiiiniinitlntiou
rctitls; "Our iiiouiitctl troops have
capt,ure'tl Blttlr Station and Aiii Karim,
three and a lialf miles west oi`
Jerusaleni. Strong bodies oi' "i`urlts
are lioliling tho liigli grountl wt-si of
Jeiuisnleiii and t-ovrlriiig tho ,irrit-
s.-_ilciii-Shctfiit-'li Rtititl to tho iiortii."
,._._.___._.__---
LORD NORTHCLIFFE
CREATED A VISCOUNT
Visiroiint actortlliil.: to an ofilriztl
THE WAR.
"Think of the dastardly tlectls iii . ~~~'~~--
ltlrantro anti Flaiitiors." said Mr. Mar- 'i‘ilii0N'l`0. Nov. 26.~l"rc.~'-h to
tiii. “Think ofthe women, girls and strong tiortli to northwest winds
children of Belgium. The man who Local snoNv ilurries but gciit;i'ali_v fair
deserts the boys at this hour will he and fl\III0 cold.
troiibleti by his conscience for the The highest tenipcratiire recortleti
rest of his llfe.". As regards the .Yesteiiluy was 28 degrees above. .t\t
shortage of cars, Mr. Martin said hc 10 ti. m. it was 27 nbovo at 9 p. ii..
had been speaking with ii gentleman it was 27 above, The lowcst tho' pre
from Boston who loft the province 27 vious night was 25 above.
years ago. lie was buying potatoes The tide will be lilgh this morning
for shipment to the States. Mr. at. 10.30 and tomorrow morning at
Martin toltl him they did not need po- 11.22; it will he high toniglit at 9.44
tatoes in the United States as he un- anti tomorrow at 10.81. I
derotootl there was ti surplus of one The siiii sets this at‘tcrnooii at 4.41I
and tomorrow at 4.40; It rises tonior-'
plied that tho cars in the United row morning at 7.33 and Friday at
States were all in use carrying lum- 7.34. ‘
ber to the sesports to build vessels, The moon rises thla afternoon at
5.21.
Mr- Merlin 100k “D MP- Wl1l'lllll" The first quarter oi’ the moon was
ton‘s statement regarding the propos- on \v@¢|n0,..},,y Nm, gmt , 5 29
ed New London railway. which. he .m_ ` ' n " 'I
said, was not proposed until the ond The mm-,n win 1,3 f,,|| on \V(._,|,,e,,_
of n 18 year- period oi supporting d,,,_ Nm,_ 33th M L41 p_ m_
Laurier. Nearly all the work that frm, |mg,h of today Wm M, mm,
was tlono was just before and at eiec- hom.” mm umm m|“uu_H_
tion time and engineegshwere strung " _ ______
'rsstti.i:r.rti:.r;::..2.'1°i;‘i. ...    
wer In 1891 anti for 18 years there ~t 1 .
was not a word about transportation L'~0Ml1`G EVE1?TS‘
or an other matter vital to this llfo ANNOUNCEIYIENTS
` BRITISH HEADQUARTERS IN
FRANCE, Nov. 27.--(By the Associa-
- The tirst political meeting at Clif-i Customs. the Dept. of Public Works Wd PFGBSI-TIIB BPUIBII ‘Mve made
ton l-lail on Monday night was one oti and the Dept. of Marine. l1ll°Ill°l` lldl/111109 Ill U19 Cl1l11l1l`l1l “N19-
cordihg to an official report today
from Field Marshal Haig. The state-
ment follows:
“During the nigiit the Germans un-
dertook .anotlier counter attack
against our positions in the iiortiieast
corner of ilourlon Wood. The attack
was repulsed. 'l‘ht-.ro is nothing of spo-
cial interest to rt-,port on the refmain-
tier of _tho front. The weather is
stormy and wot."
FRENCH HAVE DRIVEN OFF LAST
GROUP OF GERMAN8 ON
VERDUN FRONT,
Iclfladlill P-'ess Despat.:1)
PARIS. NOV. 27.-The Frciicli lust
night ovcrcniiitl the rcsistaiit-.o of the
(it.-rmans still iioltiiiig out on the flolil
ot' operations ol' the l~`i'eiicli :ittnclt on
the Vertlitn i`roiit. says today‘s
otilcial rcport. i’i'isoiit~rs were lakt-ii
in raids c|st=.\vlivrt-. on thc iiiittlo iino.
.~.~.-» -~.~-~...,.,_. .a ,,..,.,.,..-.. ..~., ...,.,
I
]i'alliii'c" til' their :itil-nip: at tit.'iiiiiii+
RUSSIAN ARNIY
NEAR SIARVAIIUN'
LONDON, Nov. 27.--The Russian
army on the northern front has had
no breetl for several days_ accoiiiiiig
to reports received in i’etrogi'ntl ant1'I
tritiismittetl by the corrcspoiitleiit ol'
the Daily Express- and only two oi
three dnyi-i supply of army biscuit is
on hand.
USSIAN REVOLUTIONISTS
GHASTLY FAILURE.l
I
(Canadian Press Despatch) `
l.ONl)().\'. Nov. 27.- 'i'iit- Itiissiziti
revolutioiiists have niittit- ti "gliiistl_v
tizitloii, tint-tii'tiini»,ltt» lla- l'»-ti-tial-:itil
(‘oi'ri~spiiiitit~iil ti" tlit- ii-»rniii_t,»' i'i.:=i.
GERMAN OFFICIALS GU|DING|
RUSSIAN REVOLUTIONISTS. -
(Canadian Preis Des,'.»atc‘h.)
l.()Nl)ON, Nov. 27.- inforination
was i'eeclveti hero today t'roiii Petro-|
grad that. it nuinber oi` Gcrniaii stair.
oiiicers liavt: nrrivotl there and arci
acting in tin advisory capatrity to Ni-‘
koirii lmtiinc, tho iiolslicvilti prcniltlr.
.
ess/to c/tsos IN Pants. t
(Canadian Presa Despatch) I
l’.\illh‘, Nov. 27.---ili'cuti ciirtls wiiI_
be issued slioi-rlv' 'i`lit\v will bc in
000 ptloplo lintirtl Yl`Iit‘ot-loi'¢- Iloosnvhli
speak in support ot' t!iinntiii‘s Vlct\~ry
Loan iii tht. Ariiiouries this evt-iiiiiit,
fiiliy 20,000 others were uiiuiilc tt-
gain iitiiiiissioii. The ovation that was
given the Colonel when hc stopped on
to the platform, has never been sur-
passcti in the history of Toi"ori!.o.
People slioiiietl themselves hoarse and
waved liuioii Jacks. tiutl Stars and
Stripes, The great audience rose niiti
sang “God Save tho King" anti "Thr
Star Spaiillod Baniier," wliilc “’i`otltiy."
stootl rigidly at attention.
NOW IIEAOY EOR  
‘ i
  PARIS 00NEERENOE
(Canadian Press Despatch)
.l.0Nl)0N, Nov. 27.-The stage is
now set for the opening of the Paris
tioiifcroiicrn which will tiir-riiss and set-
tit- tliiesiioiig affecting the coiirsc of
iiffolis for meditation to como. llepit'
at-iitativcs oi the various governnicnif.
\\'lll soon lic on llie scene; some ai-
GERMANB FORCED
T0 WITHDRAW
(Canadian Press Despatch)
B~it~l’i‘iSil HEA'DQUAit.'l`El'tS iN
l'~‘R/\N(‘.E, Nov. 27.-~Tiic llritisli to-
day were in possvssioii of still more
enemy' trencii tlofeiitzes iii the region
of I.iillecoi|i't. tht' Germans having
been ioi't:oti to withtlrtiw s-oinewlial nt
several points to i-t~.':ii‘i‘ziiigf~ their posi
tions. A consldeiuible number of tier-
iiiiin roiiimiiiiltentimi ti'eiiclit\s had bo-
coiiic . iiiitviiahle us ii. result of the
iiritlsli drive into the enemy front last
wcelt, :intl tiio (lerinaiis tibaiitionetl
tliefiii for uioiil favorable grouiida,
’l‘|ii=rt~. was tlonsldcrablo iiriiiiery
fltflivili' during the night. but guiimlai-
ly s-licaltiiig , things wort: tluici. Do-
Sliito' the lioavy rain fitll of the past.
wctlk thc lgroiiiitl is iirm and ftivoriiiiie
lol' opnititioiis_ '
Arn we going t.o hack out oi' tiio 'l‘hr-. licatltiiitirtrrs ot' Vit~ttn'y i.oiiii_|w0“de|‘Iu|    
i- i . = . - ._ ` . ` V, . I ` K . ' ' '
IIE* ‘E5 lf"°”‘I`f»§i.%"‘.:.z   tiled Sixteen Men with liis 0wn iianti
': “Sen _ . . » - 1-' . ' ' ‘
can A-I .. I-....'I.`1.»-~'° "rII‘.1,°'Ii."SYi..fiYt"L wi; .YH-(°'iyi..-I"IfI.`Ii`.;».~.'".§§.Yl'.lfIIYI' iI.E.`tI‘,f`LIItif" “M073 B€|lI[| w0IllIiI€(I.=:
‘-‘Yl0\lgIl I0 0-l`0llS0 lilly liiuii who has and iii zultlitlou to this the llaiilts_ __.____~..
in tht- objective a macliino gun ii-:.1
holding up the right dank t'aui=.ii.'g
many ctisualiies. Koiiowal riisiitti
forivtirll and entered the cniplace-
mont killed the crew and brought
iietzk the gun. The next tiay he again
attacked. single ht-iiidetl,' another
machine gun emplacement witii ex-
plosives, This iioncominissioiictl oi
iicer alone killed at least sixtccii of
the enemy and during two days iight-
ing cariictl on t-outinuoiisly his good
work iiiitil severely \voiindcd.” Acting
Vorporai Koiiowal vvas born in iliissla_
lie enlisted with :in (lttawti iiattalioii.
IYAAGNIEIBENI WORK I
0E IIAIIAN ARMY
(Canadian Press De-spiatdh.)
ROME, Nov. 27.-An entire tiivi-
sion of the enemy matic an :ittack
yesterday in the iirenta Vtillcy iii on
ondeiivor to break tlirough the ita-
lian iiortliern front. Totlay’s oiiiclal
statement says these troops which
attucitetl in ‘iiiassetl forinatlons were
drivcii back. The statement i'0l-
lows: “Yesterday afternoon tim t~uf=~
my :iftf-r lioiiibiirtiiiig fiirloiisly our
positions on Col Dellil iit>i'ettit to the
t~_ist of tlic ilretiiti Valley itiiiiieliod
against it ii iiiasst-ti iittattk oi` an cu-
Iiro division of iiifaiiti‘y. 'Flin ensu-
iiip; siriigglr-. was very tiert-e and thr-
ti:-feiidcm isolated by it violent bar-
rage tire would |ii~i~iieps iiavt- been
conipelletl to glvt- way in vicw ot’ tiit-.
size of the itttiickliig fort-o and the
violcnco oi' its assault, iiatl not their
support. been coniposetl ot` spletitliti
Sicilians of tho niitficnt and giorious_
Aosta. Ilrigatlo with pui't,it:s of iiie
Ninety-l<`ourt.li l_iifaiitr_v and tht- Ilren-
ta. Valley Battalion of Alpine, arriv-
ctl in time. linvliil: crossed tlio
tlcatii. zone \vii.li Elan our gallant.
troops ruslicd against tho :iioniy with
irt'e.=tistli>ln iiiiptltiis t-zii'r_viug nil iit\.~
forc tlicni iiiiti tzoiiipclling thoiii to rr-
tirc wi|.ii vt-ry sovoro losses It-:ivliig
prisoiit=|~.< in our liiiiitli-t."
BRITISH HELP FLOWING INTO
IIN/E>r'ryoLI'mn) mul or “ying up ""`°""4I’ l.()NI)()\i. Nov. 2ii.~-Visotiiiiit. llciitl-I tiic ftii'iii ot' hooks with titetuclialilt- ITALY
,, ' _ _ lug, i.ortl t‘.liic|' .l\ist.it~c. has been cron- ..0upnnS_ ,.u,.h onmnng HN, holdm. H, '
XV" NYM) he tnmlm om mmm how £611 till I‘1lll`I 11110 |»"l"I Nlll'IIl"Im" ‘I piirtsliaso ii certain iiinoiiiit of hi~f=iiti. ,
at ie tiont. _we wil not. ict their sac- - . (ga,-,aman press D¢3pa¢¢-ii.)
{f,I1“’" "0 I" ""'"'" ‘I“"I‘""" Ml* M"" sitiil-nir-iii issiieti this t-vt-niiig. ' , i.oNii0N, Nov. uiftvni iiratt-i-'s
, ' _ _ ‘t)ttiiwt. Ag-.-.it-_v|~-ittiiitt-i"s t-oi-rt-spoii-
'A thoiirsiinnlél yleixqigmscarcc- scrvc io .IIE \vEA,l,",E“`   Iilciit tilt tho lttiliiiii lieatltliiiii-it-i's tics-
*  --‘i_~ii- . ui- t.--i»l~ 1°
An iioiir muy lay it in the dust." TEMPERATURE H Y’ 'U'|Ei:T:|l l`;_(](:l|];:g]:l\u§.:I;:ing";3,2( ' |m[|)v
“'l‘nltt-. care," excliilmetl Mr. Martin. ,FIDE M00-iq FTC ' ' ` ' '
."TIiosrl are grave times, lloii't he ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ 4,.
like the iiiaii who when seeing his --‘ . ’"`“"`
homt- hui-iiiiig down says: "Let, it TODAV IS THE 12l3lI1 DAY OF H IC°"',a,‘,]'°" P"°“_D"5°“‘°I"
burn it little more bciorn l start to CANADNS PARTICIPATION IN IIIIIIINIII-`N"V' 2I'~"'f\I'I“"'l*" "~'-'
I-oinprlsiiil: ciivtiligv, iirtiilt=r_\'. :intl iii-
|'.iiiti'_v textoiitiiiig along tlit» roziiirt for
iulltls iviili :ill tiliivr lii‘iiiit‘I|r=,; tif ilit-
ariiiy following. 'i`iit- iii|`iii||r_v had
Ii~.'.’n iiitii't‘Iiiiii.< slvittiiiy for tliiys iiizi-
iting sixtticii iiiilcs pci' day. Tlio :ir-
tillery is equipped with it grtliit iiiini-
ber of guns and is iictrtiiiipaiiietl by
oiitiless lilies ot' lorries, carts, pon- Ill"
toons anti other iitwessorics to ti coni-
plt-tc.~ tirniy.
.______~_-_;
ERANII 00KE IYIIIIHAEI  
IS NOW IN PRISON
I' (Canadian Press Despatch;
‘ LONDON. Nov. Z7.--Granti Duktl
lilicliaci Alexantlrovitcli. lirollier ol
Ithe former Emperor, according to a
Petrogratl despatch to the Times, has
been arrested nntl imprisoiied in
Snioliiy iiistitutc. the licadqutirters
of thc Bolsheviki.
IIANARIANS 00NIR|BOIE
. 0YER $205,000,000
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(‘mi:itla’i~i 0h_iectivt~ . . . . . . . . .ili150,000,000
P. lil. Islniitl’s oli_|ct°.tl\'e . .. . . .$1,000,000
(‘AIiIl’.»\IGN OPENED MONDAY, NOV. 12'
Amount stihscrlbctl to MONDAY, 4 -
November 26   $l,502.il0il
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T0 LAURIER GANDIDATE
ont. from behind ineaningltiss and tmis- would. our much suffering boys at
it-ailing phrases anti tell in intelligililt- front
laugiiago how tlit-_v propose that (‘an- 9ut~li highaounding phrases
To Messrs Warburton and Sinclair. without delay
to you through the press, asking some policy shuts off the |-eugf st
Qllfstions which tipperired to mc to What do'you propose to do*
have it vital bearing upon the prcseiit Truly yours,
fe;;enct\ to the action that should bt
ta on in continuing to tio our part ~ ~ ~
in the present war. l have read. vr-ry Mmards Llmment cur" gnu" In
t'iirei`iilly, the Patriot. editorials. as __
that paper is suppose-.i to he thc ex-
poiieiit. ol' your political policy. i 'I'
have also read thc Patriot‘s report oi' 'I'
speeches tio l find any suggestion oi ¢ t
an answer to those tluostions I w° oem. PM wud nu'
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srs Wt'.ii~b<.irtoii and Siiicittir to conic ctiiiditious, could reach. If it ev
I’l`iYl<‘ilHtl Stitiiiiiiii again :inks Mr-s» woiiltl't>.lapse below 1,519, und” ,uc
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. _ ` th
ado shall tio iier part, in the war. “\Viii-tlie-War." ln it to finish): Qt:
are not suiiicient. What is needed is
OPEN LETTER NO. 2. plain, clear statement of how it
D - suc rel e to be secure
Gent-leinen.-On Tuesday .tiie 20th Tme house is ou tire. Our boy; a
Inst., I addressed ati "Open Letter" In t. lt seems to me that the Lauri
ossiblc for h l 1'
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condition of affairs in (ianadti, in rc- J. D. SHAMAN,
l»O\l~l»1|»i'Ol'l'4\'|\'l'O§l'O§§Ot
00NOENSEO SPEIIIAIS
the speeches delivered 'by 'you in the 'I' _
present caiiipaigii. Neither lu tho *CCCOCOQCCOOOOOOOO
Permit me to repeat tht questions ’ '
_ . . . ~-' WANTED- 150 BAGS PARSNIP
Are oii iiinnin a. .u t rs of b ,
wurryiii i..».iii~icrE i-i;'IitEEY§E@§ in ini.; ADDI” @“l"’°" B109 1311 11 241!
"Maiiifesto." that if given power, he WANTED To
will not enf°rce the Military Service HmE""8MA‘-L an
editorials nor in your rcportt-,ti in this column advts. are Itillrt
. _ ~ |
- . . - - at
Act until a referendum is taken. This . mgh "°gI”t°r~ B591' and WWII!
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hcc as roportetl in tht: press. Nou
w you show .t.~.i. y, iow a re .- mg* Apply Guardian om"
by Sir \Vilfrltl i.ii\_irit»r. iiiiti rl gtiv
erniiieiit lcd hy iiiin, :itil i~ciiit’orct--
. ~= e iietl :intl sont Io the front wANTED“`A GIRL FOR G-N!"
in less than .t yeai? it. seems to mt-. Im' H34_n_2s
nl cl rl I for BOY WANTED T0 LEARN FRIN
ciitlum on this subject could bn taken wmmimlm
he re-aillrms iii his addresses in Que-` _ 1430'11'23M
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anti to otiii-i's, that at longei time _ _ __ _ M
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Vit~toriii llotel Barber Shop.
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AI _SNNINIERSIDE '  ----'ft-it
in the Court llousc, Siiiiiiiieixlido '
with Judge ilazaiii piosiilliig ziiiti' thc mme' A_pply Us Fownal s"'.1‘.1
suriiii cout 
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The Suproiiic f‘ourt. inct yesttwtlav generm housework in “muy
Arseuauit also iii 'ittmitlant-.t-..
Tho (iraiitl lui‘v`wa-4 t-oiiiposetl oil "ml Lam! Surveyor' °mc° ‘nd
iti‘~t ,i<‘~i i sii»,.\i-i~'ii-ii~ri ` ’
gl(i`au'.I`(l'IIi~iifiIiIII-iI ivIt|:I.t\llii’ii,H I-1tl\vlaliItl *NrE)l\?;|-;? bI;U%NISlHED :DOHC
Poirier. Ylialbort l’erl'y. .i. |~‘. Allan. I I “Q7-Q *$0 U8 I-'A101186
llf-i'Iit\i'| Sharp, W I. Svliiirniaii, "K m°m”' ' eymmnh me
mm' Sim FmYw'..»H` pmivy' 0IEYiY.IY _VW-N'reo Ar once.-A Few ca
, Mug um, ,,, i.os'r --os sr Psrsns no
Mt‘Q\i.iiiit~, l. i., iut.gt\ oi tit' _
l‘riiit-t~ (‘0\iiitv vohri iiliil stctiliiii' ii Flndm' plea” Iwve at J
fl"ioviiicla.| }.\t.toriit>yf----(lentral A. E. JOHN A. M-CDONALD' 'nov'
thq ilollowiiigl iiit-.iiili<*i‘:~' ~-\'\'iii.` Vail- gIdencc‘ H6rmanvm°‘ Tslspho
heck. i'orf:iiiuii, Arlliur I.ot~kt\. .\iit-h- 1423'11‘28M9iP
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Mattson. .losepii i.t ltt-_ Isaa' i. ' ' Y H
llltitiitzit. ll_aiiiiiilIl,_.l.  Ilciitli-itil-', it, nre‘¥°°'I' 5'? H“"dW°°d 
Tlirlrn wt-ro two iiltiit`tiiit'ni,~i livfort- , 134441 asmlyr
tht- tlrtind Jury: - "`"'“
bui-giiiiioiisiy oiitoiiiiit tIi~\.lioii.-,v of xglg“;3:mg§°|;3:§f§W“B?:cdk “gl
iiiiiiibtlr oi' liohttir-A of litiiioiz I G"’*"~"°-V “'°"" 1418`u'“m
lf’ H V
I ., . _ just imported from Boston
,m,m,§‘§°(‘§§‘Q’nn I A " """‘ “ "‘ " nipsriai- spam sietgiis, seat
After bclni' iitltiressed bv ilis Lord "gm and 5t"°“5» W S M°KI°-
I lVlat>\lt=iil iiiiii '\lt~\ Antler-toil Appl' I" - SeW“"f164 fm ¢
'rin ' ` vu .i- - ttiii - A
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ship thc jury retired and on returii- 1407°n`\7““
ing icportcd that it hntl found zi triio -
bill Iii each case. *FAI-IADOR MACHINE TO LIT
On iuotion ot’ thc Atttirncy (lonvral wget( or mm-"_h_ Apply go' :Q4
the prisoiiers were rirraigiit-tl tgirl A-_ mu streeg ‘0°_1o_1z
Tl . Kin s. liiiiiiiaiiiiol Alirtirn for TROTTING BLEIGHB Fon ‘A
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lawyer iicatli Strong ii number ol
W llC‘~l‘1(1 \V I
oath) as to thc rhiiractei' of tho pri- "I P°x R“n¢h~ G°°11 P051*-1011 f
ter iiizitlt iipplitiatiou to enlist for ov ("h5"I°"°f°w“- 13754143
tlrstas service-._ ' i_"`””“"""
skins wanted Special prlcaa to
‘ .\ civil suit. David Ramsay '. 501110 °l'de|`9~ -I D- 3°
Illoterlrlt J. liiac\It\ill. :ivtioii for 131114,"
ticlit will also hc coiicliidoti this
iiio t‘i i 5 Isl ol Pilii
it»uii.‘_v .jail anti ioportetl it iii vory xml” Gm* fmm “°Id‘7» N"
: ntl t-anti i . ovcrytliiug beting II" |799' 24th 141941’
t-it-in nntl sanitary. 'i‘iio .lury brought '
I modern. bolt of coittlitlol
""‘“‘|l' °'° "‘°""' of Immelunw I". ca dl n P ess Desptatcii.) t-it -rs and mt-oiiiiiiciitletl that tht- -
tcrest to Great Britain is the cficr. ,I,o(no';,y°-I-(:_ 0112,, Nov. 27.-Witli local iiutlioiities bo iidviscd rcg;ird~ R- E' WNW' Ph°n°137aL_'i1u
lm” ‘I"""‘I‘.'m‘ Wm h(;“aeo°':, Iggvgff two days of thz- last week in the can- ing state of affairs. _ __ 1° _ ‘
stiniirl oi II\0 l»I0Y ' 1° F5' vas_ of- the vt(-tory (inmpalgn gone ills Lordsliip said the report would _ '
it s c 0 cxaiiiiiiet. (not uutlei WANTED AMA" To TAKECHAR
itoiier, prior tothe tht-ft. The prison- "°lllD°l9l1f 111311- AIJDIY I0 B0! 1
iiearn pleaded giillty. Ou motion tit. _ _
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The case ot' King is. (`iihlll will bc MUSKRAT AND C3935 _FI
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um( H, , . , th.. F.. °7 Ailev St will lioitl hernia
t-oiitiiiucti this nioriiiiii;. - -
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ii" til' doirerlntloiis bv voiitlifiil off- 7 moms' hot “Yer henmsllul
__ 'ph t |g to which to tluys ‘* . . . \ _ f _ _ °WAN'i‘§D- GRAMAPHON
nit.it_ V o a ri ll V unc (Wythe total of :ill (tiuiitin siibstriptions ic orwartlotl to the proper niitboriii “up"m'__ "nur Wm. .I “met
batlt. |I\lP0l“ll“ll I0 ll|l‘l~llll l *I ir(._|,0|»¢..d np till lo .r. ni., todn_\, was cs. ht- tiiiiukrtl the Jury' ini' its at d me rd _'A I it an
pap” that wmlm mm nt |685; 330,. "Tho "innunl iiieeiinp; of the llainli-
000_000_ ion I.. (i. I.. Nn. lfltitl will lic liolti
in closing Mr. Martin assured thr.Mllll'|ll.\'- U00- flftl at 7.09 D. ul. Hill.
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Minard'¢ Llnlmant cures Nioitralgla.
tht- :itttintion ot' th" ccitrt to tho iiiini- FOR RENT"'H°U" AT 'MUNI'
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“'“'“"'“' “'“I "W "°““""‘ Im” MNIVII 20.'.ti'lli 850. til this Ontario con- tciitlaiicc and the iuenibris new dis- 30° . ° U Dil Y- l I ml
not ll' v“""‘- lllll- lh 'll"‘ll‘l“"` _ I""."IEi-tiaitt-fi $Iin.sro.rf.t\; Nm-ii si~ott.i' $8. t-iinrgmi. and price to A. B.-is-0. Box ta
ill`°lIIIl`1lI l'I‘.\' Wl'I1l"“‘I-‘ |‘“"'I-" ""`"'f"`I9l`i.'.,;!0(I; Nt-w llriiiiltwivk S-i,Siii,iii'»0; The Siipi°t\iui~ t'o_ui'i n\t~t~ts totltiy at 1483-IDR!!!
dll" l"""" “"' *"'" "'°““"' ‘“‘ "“`Li'riui-ii mtiwm-ti isianti $i.i:ui,'.'r.a; .io on-lot-it anti the pi-in lui-_v is mmr
iiovizon. ii' thorn is tiitrithri pnlilirril Qm_hm_ $7m6’,_,00. mmm for u omock this nmrnlng .
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.-iiia'<, il will lin ii iiglii lti the iini:»t.‘ M' nw. umm." gun. °““'
and will a0t end in s compromise. . _I1
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