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of t_`:tn:1d:i has niet with tmivt-rsttl approval through- 0

their itiitertttost tlitittgltts :tml :t.~'pir:ttiutis att this grave crisis in tht- lfinpirt-’s history. 'l`he pity is, ful' the sttkt- of t.`:1n:ul:t :ts :t wliole :tml Qttt-lit-t' in pztrticulur, that Sir \\'ilfritl l.:tttrier did mit :tllow his name to be :tssot'i:ttt-tl with that of the l’ri1tit- .\linistcr. 'l`lit

utiiletl :tppt-:tl wotiltl |t:i\'e been irre‘sist:tb.le though it I

itccess:trv t'ccrtiits is coiicertit-tl,

may not he imlcspt-iisilile so fttr :ts ilit- raising of the . _ ,~ _ -, , _ - f' - ‘_ - . -

_ rtports of their tliitf ofhttrs, Admiral I\ingsmill,, D1 Auld who has been instructor in B_g_

rector of .\':t\':il .\`ervit~t- :intl C`oinm:tnder Roper nailing gn England has crossed' over

~. ~. -~ ~ _ ` _ . . to F - itaclvd to the 42nd Bat- lntf of .\t.tii. fin tht 9th of Ottoher, 1o1_1, the d.i_y _a__0_:a’;_‘__;’m“ Mo___'“__€__I_ This Battalion

from slr R"l"`rl ll""‘l*`“ “’ "“"‘l’“"`“l*` “llh ll" 55"" before tlte l:lortlt-u .»\tlniinistr:itiou took office, ./\thn1- in ,e,,mne._»| fmm the 5m Roynt High.

\-\"|1cn Sir \\'ilfritl l.:tttrit-r rt-t‘ei\'etl the itivitxttion (-

vcrimlent in the :tppointtnent Of a connnittee of l'ar- N

Canatlzt it was gt-iiei':ill_v :tsstnnt-tl that Sir \\`ilfritl would cottiply thtingli with certain rt-f~‘er\':ilious. 'l`hc alisolute 1't-fttsztl to ct--opt-t':tte on the part of Sir '\\'il- fritl e:init- :ts :t trt-iiit-ntltiits stirprist- :tml there is still

l1‘itlt‘h lit-:ttl-sltrtltiiig in l.ilit‘r:il t`irt‘le.~‘ ii\'t-r his :t'etitin_ lt is ft-lt that lit- has iiiissetl :t big opporttinity :tiid that he has sttrrt-mlet't~tl L0 the f_)ttt-lice clenit-tits olitlit- l.i- “heral pztrty which :ire :tlignetl with llourasszt :tml tht- Lilieral ntztchitie ptilit1`ei:tii»" who \\'ish to force :in elec- tion :tt tht- prt-st-iii titm-_ 'l`lie grt-:ttt-r isstic, the s:l\‘iiig of the' lfiiipirt- :tml tht- l»'t'itigiii_t;' :tbont of :tn t-:trl_\' :tml t`oi1t"lti"i\'t- \'it‘tor_\‘. t\'i<|t-ntl_\ iit-vt-1' t-nit-rt-tl tlieirl niimls.

liarlit-r in tltt- \\'t-t-lt it \\':ts :ttuiotitict-tl by the l.i-

lierttls :tml this ttititotitict-iiit-tit :tppetiretl in the ].ilier:tl press, th:tt_.\`ir \\'ilt`ri-l woiiltl nittkt- :t t-otttiter propo- sal of tht- :tppoiiitntt-tit of ’:i cotiiiiiittee of litisint-ss men, :t_Q'riciilttti‘ists, t-tc.. rzttht-r tli:nt :t ctiti11t1ittct‘ of littsitit-se int-ti. 'l`his wtitiltl li:t\'t- lit-cn :tcccptttlilc to tltt- iirivt-|'nnit-nl. 'l`liis was thc :ttl\'it‘t- til llon. \\'il~ littiii l’tit{slt_-y :tml i'\-prt-seiitttii\'t-s til the lfilglislt- spt':tltiiig l'1'0\'i1it't-s. lint prt-sstlre \\':is :tpp:ti'entl_\' liivitiggllt to lit-:tt ‘lit tht- liilierztl l.e:ttlt-1' :tml to the

~“tn'pi'ise :tml itlniost eotistt-rtitttitin til iti:tn_\' tif tht- nitist prtiiiiiiit-tit l.ilit-rztls \\'l|ti :ire ititt-rt--*tt-tl in the winiiing of tht- \\':ti', mil petty p:|"l\' priliiics, Sir \\‘ill'ritl rc-

, The 'l"’roiit-i tilolie feels tht- slt:tnit- so l<t'e1ll_\’ that i," has not tlt-igiit-tl to rlisctiss Sir \\'ilt'ritl's refitsal.

_ln this connection it stirs: '

._ .h_`\IR_|f`(_)l=l:'R'l` m)l_<,l)|'i‘_\l~ -\_§_l_ilil»\l|f-_ j\lI_NlSj rir-r :ttlministrntiott in the matter of the Naval Die- |,nvo`nnp|in,;. to ,ne for names of nnts. l l"l\ ln' l HI" U( ’-\H-Nl( l-\» l~\ l l"|{l’l{l'- l 5 llll* ft-tice of tht: liitipire. lt may thus be sutnmed up I- Oilers l° Wl“’"‘ they Wm *md Ch"l“t`

f\`|~li\'l`l..\lli_\'I` til" l`lll~I t`tii`.\"|`l{\' wlit-ti ht' :tp-

slioul-lt-rs rt-sts tht- rt-sptni.~=iliilit_\' for liclping to bring “. the \\‘:ti' to tt quick :tml stit‘rt-s<l`t1l tt-rniiu:tti0n_ 'l`ll|". I'l{l§.\lll{l€, .\`l‘li.\l\'.\` l<`til\’ .\l.l. (`.\.\`.\l)l_\.\`.\`, 1

t~.'tst- for the .-\llit-s :tml slitiws tltztt there \\-:ts mi t-se:tpe

l"‘"" ll" """lll"l l"" (‘"“”‘|" "' ll" l`:‘“|’l""- ‘“‘“` l"` (`:tn:td:t still offered nothing. \Vhilc others protnoted by nnlii. and need 110! have H Cllfish

-lishomir :tml ultini:ttt- <lis:istt-r_` t`:tn:tt|:t h:ts tlrtiwn _,

not rt-turn to its sc:tlili:ti'tl tintil tht- foul niotister that

inost pt-n:tlt_\'. (`:t1i:i<l:t has mi rt-:tstin to he ztshrttnctl cf tht- pztrt slit- li:t~* pl:tyctl in this \\':tr, lint she c:tnt1ot,

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t‘t-sptitisc in nit-it :tml g"ltl, in tht- Iiglitiiig t|t1:tlitit-s of U. tlirist- who :irc citrrying her st:tml:trtls to tht- rt-iiiote b:tttlet`it-ltlf* of lfurope, :tml in the splemlitl tlcrisiott |

hzts risen gr:tntlly to ber grt-:tt tipporttitiity. l'l{l{- Mll-IR |‘.i`il{l)liN, .\`l‘l"..\l\`l.\‘(} l<`(_)l'{ i\LL C.-\N.»\- I l).\, ll.-\.\` ,-\ L`l...\I.\l (_);\` 'l`lll7, .'\'l"I`l'iN'l`l(`)\7 t)l" t`.\.\l.\D.\’.\` Y(_)L`I\`G .\-IICN. llc asks them t0 place tlit-iiist-Ives :tt the service til their c0untr_v, to taltc thei |.l:tt't- in the trt-iicltt-s with tht- r|u:trtt‘r million of L`,:tn:t- -lian troops miw overst-zts. 'l`ltey may prove to be tl- tlettitling factor in tht- iicrct- stftigglt- iio\`\' raging. The honor is theirs to carry to the outer trenches in litt- rope :t incssagt- of cheer to tht- tiatious battling for fret-tloni; to show to (it-rnifiny :tml to the world th:tt t`:tn1ttl:t brcctls men who live tip to the highest tfatli- ti°ns of the race and who cottut not the s:icrii`it‘e when

tzotintry and honor :intl fret-d0ni call to action.

‘ “(`.-\N.»\Di\ lS IEEIIIND THF, PREMIER IN HIS .~\l"I"lZ.'\L Ti) 'l`IIl_I FI(`.l'l'I`ll\`(} .\-IE\' OF 'l`ll|~I .\l/\'l`li'>.\.'. lt is trite as tltat to-tnorrow's sun will rist-land "et tli:tt to every people, sooner or later, comes :t time of'testing, when destiny hangs on the n:tlion`s decision, For (_`:tuatl:i that time has passed. llcl' young men will not fail her. (`:tn:iil:i will endure

to thc end." '

.\l:ty we draw ,thc attention ol the Patriot to this

appeal :tml :tsk it to pttblish it in it-“ columns? \Ve are confident l.iber_als lit-rc wli° put country above party :tml prtiriotistii bt-l'ore lt-:tilt-rs howcvt-r :ttlrilt :tml dis* tingtiislied, will apprct-iatc and t‘onin1`cnd this tinicly outburst of tvliolt-lit-:tried linpt-ri:tlisni on the part of the (Globe :is a tit-ct-ss:ir_\' antitiott- to tht- Qticliceituii of

Sir Wilfrid.

________ __ __ _____ _ fliers. it might seem that the profounrlcst answer to dressed -

_ Above the noble slain

pathetic copcliision.

.-§.f,..'il' H I I tisli Isles for goods,-the nmnufacturers of the Biri- `

-"_;'_`-_' 9 _ ' , it 'M .W.J.Rb U. . - ,_gt_ -_'_ ,-'_ S nsit -Dotiitniotis shall have a preference over ueutrzils. B B 8' rs ~ s 2 er son 'f

I-`or several months past Canada, has been sending to l___'g::°'_E_"‘:_;‘;___l;_‘;“_ltt_:g“__‘;_f sig' ¥hgVé__§_g§ "

lhe appeal of .Str Robert liorden to the nintihood lm. L_'n;l,_.(| Kingdom every dny 0ver,$2_000_o00 wo,-th of mends_ It ls hoped he Wm so-on.

_ _ _ _ f Cztnaditui products, iii spite of the shortage' of regal" his “sualaf-'ff°f l‘°“m‘~ ' UU! l‘-"‘§l‘~°ll 5P'3‘1l\""t‘§ C-f‘"f“la~ lf 1-* fCC0S"'_7-'fd 0" “ll ot-t-:tn trttnsportatioti. These products do not include “Much nnnety 1_1 gen he,-9 over the

.sides that Sir Rtiliert has given \'ti'ice to the st-titiiiietits w|,(.n[_ During the I2 months ending July 1916 .We distressing news that Lleut. Wilfrid ‘lf tht- it-o ile and lt'ts eelitit-tl in -lot ut-tit l'tu u'i fe - I ' 1 ‘ S“mVa“ who has been inthe clmmct

- l l - -- - L i ‘ E -3 exported inrtuttfat-lured goods worth $202,973,346. tn 1.1,-ance for mgmhs past,” mining,

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OFFICIAL REVELATIONS

The record Of the Laurier :tdn1`inistration in the home on Wednesday from a trip to

matter of the tlefeticc of the Ftnpire, which we have the Magdalen I*-‘fj",;d§' teen giving may be closed with s°me reference to the The interesting news was received

tl hitigsniill snlitnitted a~nietnora_mlun1 setting forth ~ ` _ _ h I;

liament to issue :t ptttrititic eztll to the t11:tnhootl of mm. ' Black Watch' and haw the (mor 0

"fiwitg to tht- r:tpidity with which designs

clititigt-‘it is ttnticipzttetl that, if it takes six years to complt-tg tht- prograninte, the Ships will he out of date before they :irc _c_ori1plcietl."_

t`onini:tiitler Roper rt-poirtetl:

".~\ progrcnune httving been drawn tip, it was

:tdopted by the t_`:in:ttlia1i (`iovernment atid em li:trlt't-tl ttpoti in the early p:irt of 1910. Front that time up tti thc present it has only been pro- cet-tlctl with picet-int-:il :tml items halve, front one cztitse :tml :tmitlit-r, het-n postponetl :tml zigaiti postponed tititil :tt last :t point :tppr0:tching sing' nation is being reached and :ill the uutlersirztble ft-:ttttrt-s, sttch :ts itncertaitity, delay :tml ttntteces- sary expense are being produced. . .- Four t-ruisers and six destroyerS_ have been authorised by l’:irlianient. So far back :ts Atigiist, 1910, it 1-_~:t-H :tnnotnict-tl that these vessels would be liuilt by eoiitr:ict :tml that tenders would' shortly he eztllt-tl lor. lt is now tht- last half of |911 andthe --U1itrat‘t has mit yet beeil awartletl.

"'l`he t-'trlit-st that the tirst cruiser for Cana-

dtt t-:tn lit- expt-ctt-tl, supposing the contract to be :t\\':tr<lctl tvitlitiitt further tlt-l:t_\'. is the latter patrt ol |ti|.|_ ltiotlier words, this type of vessel will lit- four _veztrs tiltl lit-fore it is completed, while tht- last will lit- st-vt-it years old, :ttitl rapidly :ip~ prti:tt‘liiiig the stage of olisolestence."

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tin the other h:tml it is loml in its :tpprtivnl of Sir lin- IU, ,_ ,hc (my bnfou. the dnctions WMC |,,_.|(|_ nnd Wng .mm mme °" u mfg" ' _

lit-ri liltirrlen :ts tht: trite init-t'prt-tt-r of tht- rt-:il st-nti~ h_m(p.,] to _,\dmim| Kingsmill for transmission to the int-tits of the ctitnitry. pm. _\|iniSl(.r_ _

This :tppt'opi'i:ttt-ly closes the record of the Lau- _* -

__ __ _ _ _ ___ __ _ _ _ lfrotn |896 to 1902 nothing was done or promised, folfow then, examnle, We dn _not_ ex.

l"-1 -` l“ l li' l’*"l*l" l" ‘ ""l’°‘-ll" “ 'll' 'l“"*` "ll “'l""(` llitittgh otht-r flvt-rse:ts Domiiiioiis :intl the (_folot1ieS` D001 1l\l‘l~’.¢ D=1"~'@1S-'but Such lhmgs as

vw lilnurilmliug' candy, &c. lt would give the prisoners

and further tidings or his \vhere~ abouts are- anxiouiily awaited by his family and home friends.

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Mr. W. l<`. Tidmarsh. returned

hete this week that Lieut Ernest.

landets which are affiliated with the

wearing the' Black \Vatch Badge :intl Tartan. ln the same Brigade with the 42ml are the P. P. C. L. l. and the R. t‘,, R. '

Bt it- lr

Wednesday of this week was the

l7tli anniversary ot’ the le-xtvlnt-1 hem fit the First Conttiigent rot- England en route to South At'rica an event which is stil l fresh in the memory of many in - this this province owing to the hearty res- ponse- of men when _volunteers were trailed for.

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Mr. Wallet' Beer who has been

ovorscas on active service as tt -Sill- naller t`or the past fifteen months or more is on his way home to enJ0l’ 11 tttrlotigh with his parents Mr. and Mrs. E. ll. Beer.

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Mr. and Mrs. Percy Barlow have

is their guest Mrs. Barlow’s sister Miss Whldden who ia home on itu- tough from doing Red Cross nursing in France and other parts of the war '/.ont»,. Miss Whitlde-n tells in a moat interesting mannir nf the thrilling ex- periences site has had and of the

by the tlanatiian uiid'Brt`tish soldiers lltss Wliidtleit, wlto was also visiting Mrs. llarlow and her mother ltt Nova ‘Scotia for several months past left this week for her home in Western

Canada. » il _ _ flen‘s furlough will be most enjoyable among her many former friends.

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It is rumored that 'some of the boys

who !el`t he-re with the First (`ontin» cnt and who have been 'fn the tren-

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mas git’-ts' and we hope others will

socks, handkerchtefs. mt-tts, tobacco.

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on mens ready

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PAT()N’S Limited l 1

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ENLIST IN SIEGE ARTILLERY DRAFT Reinforcements for 98th. and 5th. Batteries

Wanted at Once -

For information write or apply to:- `

CHARLES LEIGH, Major. _ - ~

_ Officer I. C. Depots.

LYMAN H. DAVISON, Lieut.

0. C. No. 5, P. E. I. Siege Draft.

in our methods of attack The- Som

lt is ho ed Miss Whtd~ study and experience of the last. two

years. lt is nt the same time tht: most colossal at1dthe'm.0stmetlculous form of warfare which has ever been evolved. Its novelty, its character of change and invention, its bold dc- parture from military precedents ie well exemplified by the famous tanks ts gigantic scale is illustrated by he casualty returns wlilch represent. however, bitt a small fraction ot’ the troops employed. Its infinite drftail may be seen from ta. study. .of the trench maps. where the lacing and interlacing of innumerable lines. forni it most intricate pattern anti show the slow labor anti nature' of the ad- vances. Objectives ot’ attack must he deflnetl with the exactitude of a city plot. They must be approached by the construction of parallel jump- ing-ofl' trertche( and communication

\ l l re ileasure to receive half a d'ozen trenches, trenches so as to redttt-e as

ff t tie (.`oi1l`t-i'eiice of 1902 (.`:tnatl:i was tht- ony H10 1 -

ll el one erson sending

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_ _ ____C_ _ _ _ _ _ _ ___ _ )onitimni \\lnth litttl promtsttl nothing wltile tht B0cks_ _mother (_andy_etc__ mme, than l\l\ ._ I lx( ll\ lx ill' l .\l\ l \, when llc states the ,,,|,(.rS hadi,n.r(.nS(.,1l|,nirni(l_ _ one huge pargeh They will have 11

Christnias box of provisions sent fromi

much as possible the period ot infan- try exposure and also control the direction of the assault. Aeroplane photographs must. be obtained ot'

in 1t)o7, while others further increased their help.. Engnmd_ Remen,ne,._ parcels gn Une ,ne "en objective, to Show' the pre

_ _ _ _ t tlt-eltirzttiou tn favour of some general :tetioti by :ill “Rollers |n1ve'h¢eh adoptetl, one by

lli-sin'-l ii' riflt-t " is-' ltl't* ' ‘l 'll ~~ p

‘ '“ ' " L- ' L ’“` ““°" ‘“" "‘ ““" “’ the Dotiintions, Sir \\"ilfrid Laurier declared that hc Dr. and Mrs. Geo. Warburton. “"0 °l\e

wtiultl \'tit`t- against it and so lifttl the proposition \vith~

, _ i-__ _ _ ; _ ,- , _ ,~ _ _ Duugltters. h.t_s 'ttmliul l.urtipt \\1tli lilootl has p.titl tht uittr- d_.__“_,___ . JAMES S|MPS0N_

in toot) Sir \\-`ilfri<l :uid his nutjority carried _ ' _,I Fitzroy St

_ . __ _ _ _ _ __ fltrottgli ]’:trlitinit-nt :i'ntodii`tctl and weakened fortn

s tc niust not rt-st satis it-t . it t it- spont:inettv ti it-r uf qir Gwr ~ ._ - » - OTTAWA Oct. 19.- I.te~ut-Gener-

- . __ _ ge ltostcrs motion in favour of Canadian nl Sir Sam ‘Hu 1

__ _ _ _ _ _ ghes, minister ol’ ntlli- 1

irtit’1p:ttioti in ilie Naval Defence of the ]f.uipire. triii.ba eievceer i

-|-|._., . ._ . _. - , , . _it s nm ytar tht ltiiuttr bovtriitiittit ictused _to mmmation from the Canadian war

___ _ _ __ _ _ __ _ _ __ _ it-conit-_ responsible for :t fleet utiit such as Aitstralia reeot-tis ofliee: ' at-tu 1- rt' -r: - -, ' i ., _ ~' 3 . ‘ _ , “ l ‘ 3 " '° 'll "W ` L 1' mg* "“r ““"' U agtettl to providt, .intl also refttsctl to' furnish a __.r(_;;‘_‘;'gfil.f_£_‘_‘_~ §J?_‘_`_l:_*____1_{*gl_§i_‘_l!|;1_;'_¢£“9 __ 5_2

Drt-:ttlnought such :is .-'\ustr:tha and New Zeal:tnil,_impossible for those who are actively ml cad 'd {_ participating in this great battle, and

t _1 provt ct

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In 1910 the Govermnctit brought down a pro~ or warfare based on former wars, to

gramme for a “neutral” navy of two squadrons, headed hy unartnouretl light cruisers, to be completed in six years, wliicli might or might not gnppgrt the 'f"'"`q""""""""""""""""'i:T""'"‘”"""""A`Af"5""

IT.il`i|)ll‘€ ll] \V2ll'.

During nearly two years the Government remain- ' ` _ Dll Y ~

ed in office and not a single ship of this progratnme _ -

was built or_begtin or contracted for.

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“\\’hen I was :i young man I had :1 little friend."-

says Ii. H. Sothern, “and one day, when other little THE_GRAvES OF A HOU,8E_l-COLD. friends were invited to :i festivity, I said: "Look here. "“`_ - »'

You hide behind this curtain, and then nobody_will fpngy [med one h0'm'e',,¢|,__h_ know where you are.’ ‘But,’ said my little friend, Their g_:_aves are severed' -fa

‘nohody eares.’ The pitiful experience indicated, by ‘ W e' this remark has remained with nie, a`i`1_df.I have fl'e`-i~-fav mount' and Mreaxgf-»” -t _ti --

quently thought that when we are prepared to jilmp Tig samehtond molhesébeut stint t

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out from behind our curtain and surprise people with she had eaél-_ folgeflaower _n'§hM-_

our opinions we should be warned by my small friencl’s what-9 are thong dream," n yn _

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.'\ London paper asked recently 1- ,

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Did the dead fet-I that they were sacrttited -Ru

ft Bm p _ f _ . _ _- _ The ses. the blue lone see pnefq

pt- _ o c or t-ximple, who 'ictcd without a mo He "es where __e_____s "__ new

mt-tii's liesitatioti? To us who look with reverence He was the toyed og nn, yn hgh, ttpon ottr living, and with love` upon our dead sol- 0'" bl’ he" "WY W°°9- ` '

mas declaration attached Two m-are

by the Faithful (‘,lrcle ot' Klhg’s

Treas Prisoners' Fund,

itta has received the following com-

who must still entertain a conception

understand the extraordinary revolu- tion which has gradually taken place

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` W. I. Lotion.

They grew in beauty side hy lide,

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One 'midst the forest of the, welt,

By s dark stream is laid- '-' The indian knows his /place of.-rest.

One sleeps where southern vines are

else location of the enemy's lines and the results of the artillery pre- paration there. Photographs are clc-axyand searching, and some taken during the assault even show the acl- vancing figures of the infantry. -Every detailevery secret of the German de~ fenge ,th laid bare. Soon after the aeroplane observer, sweeping l°W over the enemy‘s lines. has taken the pholgographg, _f_he pl‘lIll.5 h8.V8 b£'&l\ istributed to ull' the staffs concern-

ln this 4 respect the British and

French domination is almost absolute Here all day ‘long we watch 0111' planes - circling _ abov°_-_9!\f--_1‘°°‘1“- Closely they come and go. W"ll~l\ 898611 and .altertness .of engines: ,fer-°fU\1€Y see'l1`1"t.o`lta.ng suspended in the sky. Occasionally a, fllsht 0! “V5 °" md” planes, intent" 'ulJ0n 801110 SPB0lBl mission. 80 over high up and dimp- peer into the distant. mist. So rare- ly do the German machines appear that some men, _v/11.0 h“"*? bw’ “ef” daily for a month have not been a single one.

The Canadian corps is only a unit

in the great drama. Its movements depend not upon its own volatility but upon the intricate we-b of the great scheme of battle. Let any GS' sentinl portion be checked in its all- otted task. and a rearranK9m°U¢ 0' the whole fabric 'ruust be made.

Yet the ultimate aim is never lost

sight off The mesh may be rewoven again und again, h ut the same grim intuition remains. There is an inex- orable purpose apparent in all this cqpiplfo_otion‘of movement. To the casual eye there may.'D81‘l18PB H001"

cqnfuzton in the forward' areas where s6"m ny units come and go, where khbltf figures, lumbering lorries, cars ‘mild -darts move along the road, where blré. rolling plains sud valleys ere

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me offensive is being conducted upon of it multitude and where, from in new principles. drawn from the numerahle unexpected eftnplacemeuts,

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to the smallest degree' every -move- ment is ordained and co-ordinated. Behind it all lies the directing control of the military organization and be-

artlllery tire. Yet in reality every- hind that again the will of ae great thing is the most orderetl perfection people. i

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