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;Aiigua McLellan had four suns, and ,WIS Siveii three of them to the colors. |'I‘lie other two are James. tuzmcrly of ‘the lied Cross Drug Store, Summdr- side. and Joseph, both of the 105th Buttallnii_ .
The deep sympathy ofltlie people of
(lhiirlottetown goes out to Rev. Cun- on Simpson and Mrs. Simpson in the terrible blow they ‘have sustained by the death of tlieir son. Lieutenant Stewart Simpson, who fell in action iii France on the lst lust., gallantly fighting for King and Empire.
The sad news was received by wire
on' Saturday' night on the very eve' c-I the opening of the-_mission in St. Peter’s Cathedral Canon Simpson' bore the bereavement msnfully, and though torn with the anguish of his loss attended .all four services- in his church on Sunday.
Only the day before Canon Simpson
i'et'.elved ii ‘letter from hisson telling of the terrible lighting in which he had i‘e‘ce'ntly taken part in the battle of Courcelle-tte. In this engagement he was the only c-ilicer of his com- pany who had not been wounded. and at tho time of writing he was in com- mantl of the company.' a position which he probably held in the fighting which followed and which cost him his life.
Lie'ut. Simpson was the second son
of Canon' Simpson. and was only
‘a nice compliment yesterday which ,appeared in orders as follows: I.t.-Col.
4 en mst, for every time we uhm 'we get “`°l “'°'i¢h0f- This time was no ;;f“ef’"°“- f0l' lust as we _got our last |-~-“ “ln Um position the ing drops ns- frwl I0 Dhtler 1lown_ and kept falling lor two days. The prospect was 'none oo cheering. for we had no dug outs Completed, and had to improvise slielter as best we could. Lorrles "°"m “Ot gm to OUT Dosltlons and that necessitated the hauling of ammuni. ‘tion a considerable distance by hand |tl‘llcln:. I remember the first wet morn- illsi l was in charge of getting it up and was walking down the track feel. ing none ton jubilaiit in spirit. Just then I met some fellows coming back from the trenches mud from head to foot. Hows things in the trenches this momilll.-Y. fri0ltd7" I asked. He said nothing but that nod of his hr,-;i,d 'spoke far more eloquently nm" ,mv words lie could have utters-.i. So-I decid- ed I would cheer up. Down at: the dump the lorries were waiting and the Lt.- Coionel oi’ the group was there him. sell taking note of everything. stay- ing for some hours in the rain. He has been newly appointzd to this com. mand and evinces the greatest inter- est iii the welfare 0! the batteries under his charge. I-le handed us out
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twenty-two years' of age. He joined the 55th Canadian Overseas Battalioni from Montreal, being drafted' late-rl ,with the Fourth Canadian Mountetfi Rides who fought as infantry. ,He| was wounded on August 13th, and, ai’-l ter recovering returneii' to duty' on the’ battle-line on September 3rd. _ ,
As zt nieniber of the' staff ol the. Bank of Comme;-ree both here and ln' Quebec, he was very popular and al most valued anti: eiiicic-ni employee. liis death will be sincerely nit;-ui'ne-il by all who had the plc-:tsure of meet- ing him. His regimeiit sailed for Eng- land last October.
Two other biotlit;-rs ot' the tieceasveil
ai-ii uleio c`nr<.-lied' iii thi? i(iiig`:< sci'vicc.- --Cztptuiii tl. A Si\iiipsoi\_ ut /tltlersliut, N. S., and (lorporul liugli Simpson. of thc' ai'tiilci‘y garrison at llalifux. ’I`he Za-ttcr voluiiteererl fc-r overseas service
with No gl Ammunition Column. com- niiiiiderl y Captain D, A. McKiniio_n. but owing to illness' was unable to sail when that unit took its departure fi-oiii Iiitlifax.
Saturday`s ile~.spatr.he.-‘- shows;-il that
it iiumlier iiiurc- Prince Edward Isliiiid boys had' suffered iti action, probably in the same fighting which cost Ll. Simpson his- life. These' were: ' Arthur Long, of Brackley Beacli,
killed in action, Pte. J. McLellan, of (jrmid River; Pte. C. Arscnault_ of Suinmerside, and' Gunner' R. A. Hardy of ’l`ii:nlsii, wounded.
OTTAWA, Oct.. fl.--It if. oiiicially un
nouiiced through the (Ihief Pres: (fensor‘s olilcc that the following troops have rirrivcil safely in England The 11th, the 1-30th, the 126th, the lIi9tli, thc l4tith Ontario lliittalioiis: the 150th and 1S9tl\. French Canadian Battalion: the llistli Highland Batta- lion of Alberta; tht 98th Highland Bat- tnlion oi’ Saskatchewan; the 148th Bat- ‘alioii ol' Mozitrcnl; the 140111 and 145th ilattalions of New l:lruiiswiclr; No. 5 llattery Siege Artillery of Prince Edwrwil lslziiifi; No. 8 Buttery Siege Artillery of I-lalifux und drnt‘ts of horse ifrtillery .irniy service corps, sigiinllers Royal Flying Corps and Na- vnl ratings.
Mr. George Green, teacher ol'
Souris, has received the following very iiiterestiiig letter front Sergeant Allan ("ole of the 93th Siege Battery. Sergt. tlole belongs to New London, and was formerly principal of Kensing- ton High Scliool:~- L
l"ItA.\I(‘E, Sept. 5th, 1916.
llcur Ge0rge:- _
I have often iiitciir,icti \\ritiii_g you,
but have never _got around to it. The receipt ol' your lettcr it few iluys utro has arousctl thc dorinaiit tlesirc, und. as I have it little time to myself this nioriiiiig l shall make an effort to cur- ry that desire into execution. It is u chill. ouiiip niorning, something liirc
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~ badly wounded from the trenches
days- He gfellly appreciates the ratc of fine discipline maintained, and the way the guns have been lrcpt in i1‘~'U0\l~" When one considers that those four guns have shot in' the vi- Cllllly Ol’ 20,000 rounds, it is some coiitmict to keep them lu action. 'l`hc're have been days when we 'could not touch the breech. it was so hot. This is the iii-st _time wc'havc' been singled out for praise. and. considering the fact that we use twice ns much aiii~ inuiiitioii as any other 6-inch battery around, we must _be making good use of lt. for there is nonc' to waste. Of
eoiirsc there is not the least danger ot our gettiiig u "swollen lieud" for over here one gots ull the coiicoit knocked out of oiie.'A smile invol~ tintai-ily graces our couiiteiiaiiee when we read in papers from lioinc of the “Gallant” 98th. and all the pretty names 'once more called sound to us now like "Sounding brass or u tinliliiig c_\~iiibal.” Wo predict. ii like fate for our even more favored nuc- cessors the S. S. f'.‘s and the "Fight- illll" 5th, Oiirc it was .thc “i’i'itIc and splemloi' of war." Now it is thc- pride and splendor ot' bravery which must illfivildllly give way to the drutigery and liell of war.
In the last. p:iragrupli` I lizivc
lirfii guilty of ai. ;;runiniat.lcril error izoiiinioely kiio\vii as digressioii. l broke away from what . I begun to toll about. We have now .lug-outs for iill. and it is wonderful how prucili-e makes perfect. Seine oi' thosc dug outs arf- inodels ot' r‘onil'ort (liuttlc. ilelil conifort or "solid" comt'orti. 'l`hi:< new positioii is about two iiiiles in auvaiice of Llic old one ln a long val- ley which hides in;-iiiy a .bitttei'_v front Fi~it_~.’s nero'~‘.aiics. lt. seems like ont; solid line of batteries. ln ii big battle like last Sunda_\' one could eco n linc- of flashes: its far us the horizon and one
could not but thliilr rn’ Lloyd (leorgc’s tlreaiii of si row ot' guns from the Soinine to thc- sea. so close that the timbers touched one another. lt is Bi'itain‘s only redemption. To con-. tiiiue about last Sunday it was the big- gest bomliardment. for a long tiine_. The artillery was terrible there seenictl to be nn incessant roar. Guns blazed away fiercely all day. Such a day raise-is all the savage within one, and I used to delight to hear our guns firing salvos. There is a l'-`reiich hat- tery right alongside of us. an eight- guu buttery und wlieii they start gun- lirc thorn is soiiict.liiiif.' doing to say the least. Several parties of (,lerm:m prisoners passed hy, aiiil I iiiuiil rc- tcratc my statenient. nmdc some tiiiic ago that the Germans as a rule urea big husky buucli of nien. It wi-is rutlier laugliztble to see two or three short little kiltics in charge of these big fel- lows. Perhaps you may say then that size was no good to them, but it may serve to discount the tale-': that Ger- miin_v`s troops are getting to be coin~ posed of t.ii'ln and jaded youths. Sev- i-.mi stroiiig positions wort; 1-:iptureil but it ls not yet ltiiiiwii wlicthci' \ve have been zthlc to hold theiii. Ger- ina|i_v has live times the ai‘t‘lIct‘_\' she hurl lion: when thu tlrivc wus lieguiion July lst.. lt. is just a case of our ur- tlllery cou<‘cntriitlii_c on ccrtaiii trciirli‘_ es, and driving the l-Inns out.. and wlieit our mon get these trenches the Hun repeats our oncriitioii. and ninltos the trench unteiiiible to its neu' occup- ants. '
Thus the war goes on froiii duy to
day and the ei\il'doesn‘t scuni any nearer than when we came here three months ago. I do not see how u win- ter campaign can be avoided. 'l`ho::c who prate of an easy victory seem to me to underestimate the deadly ciieiiiy arrayed against us, aided by all the inventions of science. mid not afraid to put them into use, not like Great Britain afraid li she takes strict men- sures some other nation may not like it. When one considers that Germany has got eight. -million men coming of military age ascii year, it is useless to say lack of men will bo her dole-it I remember a patriotic meeting tn Charlottetown at which the once pon- ular song, "Tipperary" At the conclii» sion Dr. Fullerton made the remsrlz.
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Oxo Cubes have a body-building
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Oxo Cubes are so convenient md
handy that they can be carried on the -person without adding to the
welgit of one's equipment. A cup of xo or an Oxo Cube sandwich enables one to go for long hours.
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Yet `o:ic never hears ai soldier mon- tioil “I-`i'oetioui," its; loaves that to the DllU0S0lihers at lioiiiu und conteiits himself us best he may with the griiii business of war. If the price paid is any iiidlcziiioit of the value received in return, tlit-ii great iiiust he the value. 0. “l~‘reelloin." May we iiot as Brutus is reputed to have dom, "Worship l.ilierl_v and und it ,, dream." lint this theiiic is too deep for nie. :intl I will stop iii_\' hurpiiig, lest I e7\'litiii:;t ini' iiiezi_L',i'c knowledge and your pntioiii-u. `
I rather like tho life row. it ig
not so hard as at first as time has shown us better ways of uoing our work aiio things are more system.. zitized. The night shifts came hard :it first lint I don't mind them now. I inu.\:t not fm-_ get tn tell you of :iii iiiciileiit ol’ fr few nil-tlitza zigo when iiiy gun tic- tiirlinlciit huppieiictl to bc- on duty. About li p. in. soiiicoiic lu the "dim 'll.~xt:iii<~o" livgiiii to "bcrattie soiigs into the utr" upon lib. i~<:r1ict_ 1| vor)- coiiiiiioiiiiliirv thing; you might my lic pliiytul ull the old fuiiiiiiiii' songs, iinri for ii time we stood still and listoiietl to the uiiisiiu ~'utchlii_'; whtil, siiutclies of it we r-oiiirl bclwceii the bursts ol' mills. “K cop thi- Holm- Fires l‘-uriiing" onine first und the thought of loved ones far uwuy. Others fol- lowed. Nc-‘\'et' did we more fully real- ize that “i\'iusic- iiitli fzhurins." mid wc iverc i-o:il sorry when the music ceiis~ ed. Soinewliere lichiiitl us is a band which plays every evening always closing with the “Marselaisse” and thc Nationul Aiitheiii. Wlicii we came to I-‘iuiiirio llrst we saw the HlghIrin<ler.=. ntnrrliiug to and i'i'uiii the- trenches aliviiys lend by the pipers playing
tziiii iight: yet the greatest days ot' al were the first days of the big offen- sive. From .luly 10 to 14th are great days iii the retrospect. They were days ol' continued firing. nights of hzindliiig ammunition which seemed to delight in nrrlviiig :it the worst pos- sible tline. On July 12th about noon. the Hun stiirteil shelling the cross- roads by our position. We got orders to get under cover iii the trench be- hind us, anxious eyes pecped over the pamper. l reiiieniber sceiiigftlie big shells liiuil on the road, l can yet see the amiuuiiition tennis galloping past that dangerous corner. I can see one shell lnnd right in from ol' it teain and thc. lead' tciim fall, the drivers trying l‘runticail_v to extricate t.lir-uiselves out of the mess. Sonic- of us wt.-iii up ziit;l re"- niovoil one ileiiil ilriver und drugged the two flozid horses i`roin the road. Wlir_~u we came back some one said \\".'-iltei' Lantz had been killed. lt. is strange the fee-ling.: that comes ovcr one when he liears it comrade has psltl the last full measure of devotion to King and Country. For a while we were dazed, for Walter was one o our bravest. and best. Another home in fair l". E. Islunil has been saddened for their -son who lies buried iii far- awuy France, the little wooden cross over his grave proclaliniiig to the world the simple, yet eloquent words, “Killed in Action."
On July 14th the last great day o the “.<trat`e" we were at it :lt Zi a. m.. and never was I so thankful for any thing as the order, “Cease firing"
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to trench. NJ woildci' it seems tame now. y <
Such is lifehcre 'and lt is not with-
out lts diversions. We have socii some thrilling sights in' our short ,experi- ence here. We have seen ii (lerniiiii plans brought down in flames by our aerial batteries. we have seen thn- obseirer in an observation f balloon eoine dowi in a puraciiute when hii- balloon was cut adrift hy a plane col- liding with his anchoring wire. aiu oiio day a big British battle plane alighted right behind our position, the reason being some engine trouble. An officer and sergeant were in charge of the machine which carried three mii- chinc -guns. In ii few minutes it large crowd had coliectel arouiiu it all eager to have a close look at the huge machine. Soon the trouble was recti- iled and the plane flew away with»nl| the gracefuiness of a bird.
I must touch upon _vet one more
point before I close. the Colonies’ re- sponse. They ardhere from all parts. the husky sons of India, the splendid manhood of Australia, the youthful vigor of Canada, and the strong sons of S. Africa, and New Zealand. They know not who talk of the disinteg- ration of the Empire.
Well. George, I must close; as this
letter is alrtuily too long. Give iny re- gards to all inqiiiriiig friends. _
Sincerely yours,
ALLAN. |
The following is the Dominion
Staiiiiard Weights of coiniuodltics per bushel us set forth in the (lunada, Grain Act. the inspection Act, Sales Act and ’l`r:ide and Commerce.
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Buckwheat Artichokcs
Beans Becta
Bltuiiiiiioiis
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r.:.:itc'i1i<‘;it iii i=o.':ai'il to !\i~.i<-ciloiilu su_v.~i: (ln the Struiiiu front it iiiounteil brigade- ii_i cleuriiig the uouii’.i'y up to the outskirts of the seiies found the town f~‘i‘oiigly licld by thc' cnciny. V
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hayn has bcgun thc invasion ot Rouniaiiia. The' Iinvurliiii trout# which selzcil ltetl 'l’owc.' miss-_ iri- lowlng the baftlo of llrwniuiiiistuiit. hzivp .~:wi~pt l`r~i‘\\'iiril to the south' :ind l.i\‘f» i-i~i».:<u'-I tho' ltoiiiiiaiiluii border thc report says.. ('(iloi is given to this sr-ml-rllicinl aiiiioiiiiu-_r uicut b_\' the 0!j‘.~i-‘ stutcinctit front l3c'rlin. \'if-una :intl i_'n_I'i_ wlilch re-- oort the 'nilvvii -Ac i~" l°`aikenlia_\'ii's .*ror~p.~. :;‘ rcsirly e‘.\'ci'_‘.' iv>‘nt on the Tt'uii:;'.'l\"»iii:in l`r'ii!, The rlefeiitetl si-'ond Roilinuiiiuii ui'iii_\' ir- i|<~.'cl;\i‘vd
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But-liurest iidiiiit:-i thc retirement of
llouiiianiriii t`orce's in H1109 Of f-hl‘H'> districts, claiming progress only in ,thc Jliil valley. i
Roumania's situation is critical.
Observers here believe she will pull out with the aid of the Russians. l
The' opliiloii of the majority of
iiiilitary men is exprc~f-sed by Observ- er iii “'I`hc llianchestei' Giiurdisii" ,who :lectures in unequivocal terms .that without reiiiforcemeiits from iihissia, King l"ordii1snd's‘ troops- have ‘little htpc ot' turning back the Teiiton hordes. 'l`his critic condenitis Itti-\i» mania for attempting the' 'l`ruus_\'lva nizt cninpiilgli.
Falkenraynh campaign. he says.
"bears witness to the fact that in ar- ranging her plans Roumanla made the mistake of thinking the Russians were on the point of breaking through |':h¢ Carpathian defenses. On any sup- ,posltlon ber invasion of Transylvania `|s wholly indefensible."
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biirg planned to 'launch his mightlest blow carf. and southeast from Lein- barg. The Roumairians invasion ot' Traiisylvsiitii changed the Gerinaii plans and brmight down upon' Kiiitl Ft-.'dliiand's armies the attack which the Russians might far better' meet.
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Ssrrail's forces have smashed for-
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