Sherbrooke daily record, 31 mai 1916, mercredi 31 mai 1916

[" Y Sherbrooke Daily Record.Established 1897 SHERBROOKE, QUE., WEDNESDAY, MAY 31, 1916 ONE CENT HUNS CUNCENTRATE FORCES FOR SUPREME EFFORT AGAINST FRENCH ARMIES Tilt or Miss a Great Blow Is to be Struck And Behind That Blow Will be All Tbe Remaining Power at The Command of Germany.Verdun is Tbe Immediate Objective.Russian Front Denuded of Men.French Admit Retirement From Cumieres.Italians Still Hold Austrians At Boy BULOlinS GET INJUNCTM ÂCTIÛN AGAINST BACK TEUniTOnf AGAINST CITY QUEBEC CENTUAL Regions Taken by Greeks and Court Orders That Fewer Cut Off C.Morrissette, Thetford Mines, Sues For Damages For Death oi Son Serbs With Heavy Loss Now Occupied by Invaders From Brakeshse Company Be Turned On London.May 3L\u2014 (Special) \u2014The I^aily Telegraph\u2019s correspondent at Rotterdam cables : From the information reaching me, It may be accepted that the German General Staff has decided on another supreme effort to secure a decision against the French armies.To this end all the existing efforts and energies are being devoted.There is taking place a concentration of forces in leadership and of men and material, probably unparallelled even in the opening stage of the offensive against Verdun.Not long ago preparations were well in hand for action against the Russians on the Dvina front.These preparations have ceased, or at least have taken on a much smaller character than their beginnings suggested.In fact, everything in the nature of minor operations is being carried on in an immaterial scale.All else that might dissipate energies has been swept aside.Hit or miss, a great blow is to be struck, and behind that blow will be all the remaining power at the command of Germany.Verdun is, of course, the immediate objective.The transfer of troops, already recorded last week, was continuing up to Saturday, the latest date to which my information goes.The Russian front is being denuded *.Blmost to the last possible man.Vast ^^juantities of munitions are in transit and in the last few days, also, a large number of new heavy guns have been sent to supplement the tremendous array which struck the first blow last February.AUSTRIANS ON VERDUN FRONT.It comes from reliable sources that among the troops brought to, tbe Verdun front are several thousand Austrians.It illustrates, not merely Austria\u2019s complete subordination to the General Staff, but also the degree to which the supreme command of the Central Powers is prepared to go when it has ones taken a decision.HUN ZEPPELIN WRECKED ON * SALON IK I FRONT London, May 31.\u2014 (Special) \u2014 A Central News despatch from Amsterdam says thf^t a German Zeppelin, descending near Velc8, on the Salon-dki front, came in contact with some trees and was destroyed.official statement issued at the Austro-Hungarian army headquarters under date of May 30.The capture of the fortified Italian works of Punta Gordin also was announced.FORCED ENEMY BACK AT VILLAGE OF CUMIERES Paris, May 31.\u2014 (Special) \u2014French official statement this afternoon is as follows ; \u201cOn the left bank of the River Meuse a battle took place yesterday and last night between Dead Man Hill and the Meuse.The enemy at the conclusion of a bombardment of unheard of violence which had been going on for two days, delivered repeated attacks, in which large numbers of men were employed upon our trenches to the east of Dead Man Hill, and on certain of our positions in the Village of Cumieres.\u201cEverywhere our troops resisted and repulsed the enemy who suffered important losses.Nevertheless in the region to the south of Caurettes Wood, we were compelled to evacuate our first line trench.This already has been completely levelled by the bombardment of the enemy.\u201cTo the south of Cumieres German attacks delivered from two sides of the village were successful in the beginning on driving us back in the direction of the Chattan Court station, but a spirited counter attack made it possible for us to force the enemy back to the outskirts of the Village of Cumieres.\u201cOn the right bank of the river there has been intermittent artillery fighting.\u201d ITALIAN ATTACKS REPULSED.Berlin, May 31.\u2014(Special) \u2014 An Austrian official statement says : \u201cRussian front\u2014Artillery duels, especially on the Bessarabian front and in Volhynia were livelier.\u201cItalian Front\u2014Yesterday the Italian works at Punta Cordin was conquered by us.\u201cTo the westward of Arsiero our troops forced a passage across the Posina rivulet and took the heights on the southern bank.\u201cFour violent Italian attacks made against our positions south of Bet-tale were repulsed.\u201cBalkan Front\u2014Calm prevailed.\u2019\u2019 REAL KNOWLEDGE OF WHJtfT IB GOING, ON IN GREECE HELD BACK BY CENSOR London, May 31\u2014(Special)\u2014 The Daily Chronicle says : The unopposed Bulgarian invasion of Greece is not the same as a German or Austrian invasion might have been.The regions which King Constantine\u2019s government has seen fit to surrender without a blow to the hereditary en-j emy are the very regions rescued from the Bulgars in 1913 by the help of the Serbs -and at heavy cost in Greek casualties.The Bulgars always ¦ have professed their intention to ee-! capture them and now thev are doing | so.\u201cIt would be surprising if in these circumstances the Greek people did I not feel and manifest profound emo- | tion, hut any real knowledge of what is going on in Greece is unobtainable.We are cut quite off by the Greek censorship, which temporarily has descended on the allied correspondents there with iron severity.It I is impossible at present to get any ! message through unless it\tdepicts the Greek situation in the\tcolors have professed their intention to re-i This state of things nas only to be i appreciated for obvious inference to \u2018 he drawn.\u201d HUN FCKKEA \u2018\u201c'3 DOWN Military Cross Awarded to Lord Doune For Accomplishing Feat London.May 31.(Special)\u2014The M litary Honors list includes Lord Francis Doune, eldest son of the Ear\\ of Moray, who is awarded the mili-| tary cross for bringing down a Fok-ker.When on patrol duty with Lieut.\u2019 Walker he sighted the Fokker 1000 feet below.Doune dived down to within sixty feet, an\u2018 \u2019/ant taking Fruit-a-tives.\" He said, \"If Fruit-a-tives make you look so well, go ahead and take them.They are doing more for you than I can.\" Mrs.H.S.WILLIAMS.60c.a box, 6 for $2.50, trial sise 25o.At dealers or sent postpaid by Fruit-a-tives Limited, Ottawa.brooke assisted by Dr McCurdy, of by Mrs.Williamson and Mr.and Mrs.Horace Weston and Mrs H Rtanles speilt l\u201c sames and m\u2019isic' after which\t® naaf.Q g.\t,f .^7!'\tGolden, snent Monrinv in qberhrn^e aC.e.,W, 0n\t^\t.tapies dainty refreshments were served by the\tF- Williams, at the Conference Coaticook.She is doing well.\tGolden, spent Monday in Sherbrooke Mr.Thompson and family left Barn- and attended the presentation 0f col-ston last week for their new home in 1 ors r-° the E.T.Batt.Frelighsburg.\tMiss E.Stewart to Sherbrooke on Mr.Ohas.Thornton is gradually Monday.recovering from the effects of his\t-*- recent accident.\tEAST CLIFTON.Mr.Ridout left Barnston on Tues- Mr.and Mrs.W.S.Elliott to day to attend the Methodist Confer- Sherbrooke on Monday to meet their emee, after which he goes on to Tor- son, Pte.Clarence Elliott, of the Onto to reside.At the undenomina- 117th E.T.Battalion.Miss A.M.tlonal service in the Methodist Bellam, who has been teaching in Church last Sunday evening Mr.Ascot, the holidays with her parents, Ridout was presented with a money Mr.and Mrs.Fred Bellam.Mr.Ar-gift of $25, and Mrs.J.N.Jenks thur Worby to Eaton Corner on Sun-read an address appreciative of the day to visit his grandmother.Mrs.¦work done by him in Barnston dur- Worby.Mr.and Mrs.Ed Waldron Ing the past year.At this service and Mr.and Mrs.Albert McConnell Mr.McFadyen, of the Bugbee Com- and family to Mr.Josine McCon-tnercial College, Stanstead.gave an nell\u2019s, Flanders, on Sunday last.Miss Interesting address on \u201cThe Second Niçois, nurse, of the Sherbrooke Hoe-Mile,\u2019\u2019 while delightful vocal music pital, is with Mrs.Judson Waldron, was furnished by Mise Hathaway, of Mr.and Mrs.Henry Lowery and Stanstead College, and Mr.Mrs, Johnston, of Ayer\u2019s Cliff.Mrs.Cleland and Miss Frances Mrs.R.D.Smith, of Sawyerville.Buckland have gone to Elmwood and Mr.Ralph Cairns, of this place! Park to their cottage for the sum- at Mr.Norman Bain\u2019s on Sunday, met.\tCorp.J.T.Barber, of 117th E.T.t .r 1\tj »\t_ uoAULy AcuesuAueuLa were served by the the usciiil and fancy articles, and hostess.The next meeting will be held Mrs, w.M.Bishop the homemade at the home of Mr.Guy Bennett, on cooking.\t] June 22nd.The Junior Guild was very plea-j-4-\u2022- e&ntly entertained on Saturday after-:\tASCOT, noon by the Misses Flora and Edna Th« following is the result of the Gilbert with a good attendance.Nice examinations in Ascot School Dis-refreshments were served by the trfet No.4: young hostesses and a pleasant and Grade V.Sr.\u2014Armand Clement, profitable afternoon spent in sewing.Joseph Ashe.Mrs.Fred Westcn and Mrs.A.Mun- Grade V.\tJr.\u2014Dorothy Hodge, kittrick on a short visit to relatives James Swinden.in East Angus.\tBoth grades taking the same esam- On Thursday June 1st Ascension inations are promoted to Grade VI.Day a celebration of tfcB Holy Com- Grade IV.\u2014Chester Hodge, pro-muniem at 8 o\u2019clock.\tmoted to Grade V.Service on Sunday next June 4th Grade III.Jr.\u2014Delbert Blodgett, at St.Paul s Church will be at 7 promoted to Grade III.Sr.p.m.Grade I.Jr.Gordon Hodge, moted to Grade I.Sr.pro- NORTH HATLEY A meeting will bè held in the Town BROOKBURY.Misa Cecelia Coates xrho is teaching -\tin M.arsboro, Que., the week en-4 p.m.and by appedntment- nir 8.MACDONALD.M.D.C.M., JXI-» physician and Sur^-eon, 44 Frontenac St.Bphone 232.jlJ ii.«PEEK.M.D., BPECIALIST J V* Eye, E*u\\ .Nose and Throat, Whiting Ülock.'Phonu 1240.Ret*.Magoj iriuu^o.The Racking Pains of Sciatic Rheumatism Were WelUnigh Unbearable\u2014After Five Years of Suffer-ing Cure Was Effected by Dr.Chase\u2019s Medicines For downright excruciating pain few (suffered has been well-nigh unbearable, ailments can be compared to sciatica [It would start in the hips and run rheumatism.Since this condition of the\u2018 down the legs to the toes, gradually sciatic nerve denotes exhaustion of the getting worse.The nerves contract until nervous system, the logical cure is found ; one is practically useless.My doctor in the use of Dr.Chase\u2019s Nerve Food to j tried many different treatments, but nourish the starved nerves back to could only afford relief for W.C.T.U.CONVENTION.j he«alth and vigor.Reports are continually coming in to us regarding the splendid results ob- MU15101 AN ft.a time.\"For about, five years I was subject severe attacks BOLTON CENTRE.\t!.\t,\tr ,,\t, , r\t.other members of the club, was en- Mrs the fUneral °f their father, Mr.A.|0f KnowUon,\t^ema^Miss ' er^etic ln makittg thc ev('ning a SUC' j Martindale ; Mr.Noah Wightman,, Madge True, Mrs.J.H.peasley home ¦ce8S\u2019 \u2014 - ; who has been spending a few weeks .from a visit to relatives in Richford , in the frontier cities\tof Uncle Re«A and Mrs.Armitage, of Knowlton, I Sam's domains, visiting relatives re- I*eeei1t guests of Mrs.Harold Bracey\tThe, regular monthly meeting of the turnedliome improved in health.Mlsf J',Durrii!.\u2018 y', Sou,t' Bolton, ;ht W.C.T.U, will be held on the after-r\tweek end at The Pmes ; Pte.J.Glienny \u201e\u201e\u201e\u201e\t04-1.\t0+\thr.of the 117th Battalion, is a guest at n°°\u201c °f H16 !'th J \u2019\u2018n« at t_he home Mr.D.H.Taylor's ; Mrs.C.C.Moffatt.°L?Irs- E™est Bpst at 2'30-MansonvUle.guest of her parents at| The W.C.T.U.\tcounty convention Riverside; Mrs.H.Coffin, of Manson-1 will be held at\tCowansville on the ville, guest of her sister, Mrs.8.John-!2nd June, and the Bedford Branch .\t,\t,,\t.\tson at Pleasant Valley Farm; the Mis- will be represented at that meeting sen\tM alld Mrs' BlS' ses Ethel and Hattie Page, Bolton Glen, by Mrs.Draper, Mrs.Ward, Mrs.sd,on,th th mst.\tin town Friday evening; Mrs.D.W.! Rov an.i MrR (r)r .nraT)er The free entertainment given in the(Jolinson to Troyi Wednesday; Mr.and KOy a d Mr®\u2019 (D \u2019 uraPer-Association Hall on Monday night was;Mrs r v Arthur and Miss Mildred 1 quite largely attended.The company! wiiliney motored to Troy on Friday 1 !\tREI) CROSS SOCIETY, will\tremain\there\tduring\tthe\tweek and Mrs.G.H.Webster to her home.Ayer\u2019s 1 Tlle Bedford Branch of the Cana- give\tentertainments\tduring\teach even-1 cliff, after a few days' visit to her'par-: dian Red Cross\tSociety gratefully \u2018 ents here.She was accompanied by her | acknowledge the\tdonations from the Pte.George Atlabush, o- the I 32 handkerchiefs.From caPtainr°7he ML^ Harriett and Effie Baker !the B,,Sy BeeB' 50 handkerchiefs, 12 improved SOUTH STUKELY.A successful meeting of the Red Cross ; Society was held at the home of Mrs.Fred Whitehead on Thursday, the 25th Inst.CA.NJA.DIA.IVJ SERVICE MONTREAL TO LONDON From Montreal T.S.S.AUSONIA (Cabin Only) June 6 (Cold Storage and Cool Air).*S.S.NUCERIA .June 14 MONTREAL TO AVONMOUTH DOCK (BltlSTOL) *S.S.URANIUM ._.about June b *S.S.PRINCIPELLO .about June 10 Steamers marked (*) freight only.Passenger steamers call at Falmouth.For information apply The Robert Reford Co., Limited, 20 Hospital Street, Steerage Branch, 23 st.Sacrament St., Montreal.m L RAILWAY to this trouble w ith Mr.R.H.Demick with his work, received word from his to report for duly on Monday as the | ;haV\u20ac let their residence, GTenmere, and battalion will leave for camp at val- they will spend the summer in England Iare (lue t() Mrs.Vernon Barry, $2 towels.The thanks of the Society which would last about two months.| cartier soon.He returned to Montreal, j to be nearer their brother, Col, Baker, for qualification fee; from Mrs.D.J.tamed in the treatment of sciatic rheu- The last attack I had was shortened to Saturday.matism by using Dr.Chase's Nerve Food two weeks ijy the use of Dr.Chase\u2019s after each meal and Dr.Chase's Kidney-: Kidney-Liver Pills and Nerve Food.Liver Pills occasionally as a means of This treatment was continued until I arousing the action of the liver, kidneys1 was satisfied that the cure was last- SHERBROOKE ACADEMY OF MUSIC i Principal.Irwin Sawdon, L.Mus.; affiliated with Dominion College of Music, Eastern Townships centre for all exams.Special subjects: Voice, Piano, Violin; end Harmony.Cookshlre.Magog, Coati, took visited weekly.AUCTIONEEKS AND ACCOUNTANTS, and bowels and thereby keeping the system freed ol Pain causing poisonous impurities.Mr.W.J.Talbot, Edenwold, Sask., writes : \"It is a great pleasure for me to recommend Dr.Chase's Kidney-Liver Pills and Nerve Food as a cure for Sciatic Rheumatism.Th' pain I have mg.by Mr.This statement is endorsed H.E.Wooley, J.P.Dr.Chase\u2019s Nerve Food, 50 cents a box.six for $2.50.Dr.Chase\u2019s Kidney-Liver Pills 25 cents a box, all .dealers, or Edmanson, Bates & Company, Limited, Toronto.rrOHN J.GRIFFITH, AUCTIONEER, Accountant, Commissioner and Auditor, Sherbrooke, Que.JH.BRYCE.C.G.Â., ACCOUNTANT, \u2022 Auditor, Poutre Block.Sherbrooke.TAILORS.if lJCT YOUR CLOTHES PRESSED AT iV* \u2022\u2022Now Method,\u201d 11HJ Wellington St.ADVOCATES.rtATE cate WELLS & WHITE, ADVO cate».Qu#bec Bank, Sherbrooke.flPtRARER St RUOO.ADVOCATES, \u2018¦1-V Q.c.RF Bldg.Money to loaa.VliML.U&2UEUB «r\tCOUTU RB.Advocates- Jacob Nicoi, C iv-, Crown prosecutor ; Wilfrid Lazut^ J.8.Couture.LL.M.; P.O.Box bvJ, Bell \u2019phone 612, 9.5 Wellington $*t.8herbrt»oke.Que.- [T A WRENCH, MORRIS \"& ûlcIVlOi, ^\t^ Advocatoa.etc., Sherbrooke.l^yBRRADY Si PANNETON.ADVO cutee, 155 Wellln-gton St.,\\17M.C.TRACY.ADVOCATE.131 1 Wellington St.PATJEaNT attounibt».\u2022tJABCOCK ik BONS, Regd.Attorneys ; estab- IHi\u20197 ; formerly patent olhce examiner ; maHter ol patent luwe ; book.*'Patent protection.'' free , Üb St.James Montreal Bcha: Ottawa.viLUablngtou.Corrugated Galvanized Iron, while it lasts, $5.00 per square.| The N.J.Wyatt Can Works s 1 button, ou is.HARDWOOD AMJ SOFTWOOD LUMBER Now Hawn or Cut to Order c.a.\tLinutei UIIIcch, ODD McGill Blüg., MU NT) US AL.Cont-lcook.i Inline iioi'iilnr bom») for travollers.\tISuu.Bouchard, i'ruy.That early morning dose of FRUIT SALT -is responsible for many a man s good health and business efficiency.A spoonful in a glass of water beforo breakfast means a clear brain for clear thinking, a hearty appetite and a good digestion.It not only makes but keeps you well\u2014because it is a natural remedy.Try END\u2019S for a few mornings and notice bow much belter you feel\u2014how invigorated as a result of its purifying, cleansing proper-\u2014remember ties.But\u2014remember there is only one \u201cFRUIT SALT\u201d\u2014ENO S.Don\u2019t be persuaded to buy worthless imitations.Get ENO S\u2014at your Druggist\u2019s.3u.T Prepared only by ).C.EN0, Ltd., \u201cFruit Salt Works,\u201d LONDON, Eng.Sole AfenU far North America HAROLD F.RITCHIE A CO.LIMITED 10 McCAUL STREET.TORONTO ¦cuvare ol Substltutosl Ll 1 I I I I t 1 1 I I I j 1 LL-l 1 1 L Keep Vigorous alert active up on your toes GENUINE BEARS SIGNATURE with CARTER\u2019S LITTLE LIVER PILLS II The St.Matthew\u2019s Guild will meet at the home of Mrs.J.C.Spencer today ( W ednesd ay).Mr.A.G.Bryant has graduated in dentistry from the University of Maryland, Baltimore.Arrivals and departures : Miss G.G.Booth has returned from Oshawa, Out., where she has been attending school for the last nine months ; Miss M.Phelps, of Foster, spent the week end with her I friend.Miss Gladys Purdy ; Mr.and Mrs.M.H.Booth have returned who is now at the front.\tj Reid, $1, associate membership fee; - I also a donation of 25 cents from Z.VALE PERKINS.\tArchamhaul*.Mr.John George and Miss m.itVvd.Forwarded to the Provincial Branch, Montreal, during the month articles :\t60 15 grey \u2018 Mr their home in Farnham ; Mrs.Melvin Brown, of Farnham, visiting her\twett s ents, Mr.and Mrs.W.H.Libby ; of Newport, Vt., with his parents, and Mrs.L.P.George on Sunday by j 0f jyiay the following auto; Mr.and Mrs.C.George, of Man-\t4\t, ,r son ville, at Mr.L.P.Georg?* on Sun- £alrS bandkniUcdsockB, day ; Mr.and Mrs.J.Boulias.ol Farn- flanuel shirts, 41 pillow cases, 6 com ham, at Mr.v.Martel's for a few days; j fort bags and 2 hospital handker-j Mr.and Mrs.F.Austin, of Westfield, chiefs, 56 slings, 36 face cloths, 12 u Jvt., at her brother's, Mr.G.Jewett's, j hand towels, 1 quilt.to | recently ; Mr.B.Donaldson, of Newark, | On the ISth June, Friday evening, Vt., a recent guest at Mr.^\u2014 T ' 4 George\tJe-|ry[r# (^a]i has kindly\toffered\tto\tgive par' I riV\"\t«\u2019ntt 1\tan\trKi.r^crl \u2018\tf\"\t.1° another benefit night\tin aid\tof\tthe ; Glen\tbutton\ton\tThursday\tto attend\tthe and Mrs.Fred Eaton and Miss Eaton visiting friends in Stukely.At the dance on the night of the 24th Inst., Association Hall was full.The music was furnished by Turcotte\u2019s orchestra of North Hatley.Refreshments were served.Mr.Percy Purdy is home at present, convalescing from an illness.funeral of the late Mr.of Albert Jones, t.i1Iied Cro8S Society- An attractive Melrose, Mass.\ti programme is now in course of pre- j Mr.L.P.Georg-e is Quite ill at pre-! Par&tion, and plans are being made j sent writing.\tI to make the evening interesting as | Lord Bishop Farthing\theld\tservice at j well as entertaining.The claims of ! thc school on Sitoday.\t; the Red Cross Society the world ¦ \u201c\t;over are known to everyone, and the EAST farnham.\t| work that is being done in Bedford is j Arrivals and departures: Mr.and being prosecuted with the well-known Messrs.Forest Sears and w.McClary] Mrs.C.F.Buck and Miss Helen guests were in town on business Monday 2i>th inst.TIME TABLE In effect September 26th 191! BOSTON AND NEW YORK EJLPREBS\u2014 I,«av« Sherbrooke 8.05 am.daU>, arrive Levis 1.15 o.m.Quabu l.So p.m.PASSENGER \u2014 Reave Sherbrooke 4.0b p.m.dally except Sunday, arrive Levis 9.20 p.m., Quebec 9.25 p.m.ACCOMMODATION \u2014 Leave Sherbrooke 6.00 p.m.daily except Sunday, arrive Valley Jet.2.00 a m.For time tables or further particulars apply to any of the Com-pany\u2019s agents, or to E.0.Grundy, G.F.5 P.A., Sherbrooke Que.r7;fr the I of Mr.and Mrs.D.Kerr on Sunday ; I TIP °f ^\tThe °'lthreak | i Mr.and Mrs.James Armsttong, Brome.of th® war has called upon the wo-4-visiting Mr.and Mrs.L.Cameron and men of our country to do noble deeds ; SELBY LAKE.\t(Mr.and Mrs.W.J.McCulloch for the in many directions, and the Bedford] Mr.and Mrs.H.Lavcry, Miss Good-1week end : Mr W(?aver, of Montreal, ladies have lined up in response to hue, of Richford, and Mr.Aldie DaJ with his daughter.Mrs.Rogers, for the call for workers in this benevolent-quet, of St.Johns, guests at.Mr.N.wco^ end; Mr.Harlow Hutchins, Mont- institution with unexcelled loyalty, i Piquette's, Victoria Day ; Mrs.F.|rea^\u2019 wee^ cn(I with his sister.Mrs.P.\t-\u2014 Champagne and Miss A.Hart, of Cow-;)' Taber and family; Mr.Martin Col- KNITTING CLUB TO MEET ansville, recent guests at Lake Side ^ns Montreal for the week end; Mr.\t+ regular weekly meetinff of Farm; Mv.Ernest Hart, of South Troy ] and Mrs.Arthur Collins and two child- ,, W\t^ ri ,k in i id the guest of his uncle, Mr.H.Hart ; r, Men, get us right on Prince Albert! We tell you this tobacco will prove better than v, you can figure out, it\u2019s so chummy and 3\t* fragrant and inviting all the , time.Just realize that you / ! _ can smoke ail you want jyithout a comeback! ï - ¦ CouyH_ eynol Tobacco Prince Albert ia sold* throughout Canada, generally, in the\ttidy red tin, also in pound and half-pound humidors* -j R.J.REYNOLDS TOBACCO COMPANY Wimton-Salcm, N.C, V.S.A.\u2018UNGRATEFUL\"-BELGIANS & Surprising That They do Not Lova Their German Oppressors Even Butera Are Released In London For Front One of-the sights In these times In London fis the appearance on the box seats of automobiles of negro ser- WON\u2019T COME BACK TILL HUNS whiz bangs come and burst over our TarltB\u2018 \u2019nMl M®0-tended to other ^\tARE LICKED.\theads and shrapnel scatters all over d°me8tic poets.Small negro page TreaholavUe, May 31\u2014¦ .-peciaU \u2014 one, ;t looks pretty queer some boys are replaclttg Tiall boys and even The following letter from Pte.Eddie times when the f inch shells come, footmen in ths big houses.It is Plummer oi the 5th M inted Rifles, it sounds .ike a freight tram in the thouaht tn he nrrmrt .« \u201eAii .r \u201cSomewhere in France, has beer, air, and they go off like a thunder\t, 1\tf3.\taB pa received by his parent :\tbolt.I started this letter yesterday triotlc for a 'WD\u201cajl fashion to be \u201cSomewhere in France.\"\tand just finished it.It is hot to- followeN ! Staubridge Ridge, May 31tSpe-\tSOLID ATION dal) A few of the old timers were\t° calling on Mr.Wm.Davies recently\t^ (Special) -A It was remarked that the united\t- SCh°o1 commissioners ages of tt;e seven people present num-be red 530 years.Dr.BELAND RELEASED BY GERMANS place on Tuesday, June Cth, at 1 o\u2019clock p.m., when the question of consolidation will be discussed.BRAKEMAN injured.Sutton May 31 ( Special)\u2014Freight brakeman James Flanagan, Jr., got ¦ slightly injured at Newport, Vt., oiï I Monday which will put him otf duty for a short time.i PATRIOTIC RALLY TO BE HELD AT MAGOG.Magog, May 31 (Special)\u2014A Pat-; riotic Rally and Concert in the Interest of the Ir sh Canadian Rangers I99tb Battalion will be held at Ma-| gog at 8.15 p.m.June 1st.Lt.R.B.Farrell of the Irish Rangers will J address the meeting.-\tI asked for their assistance in making WILL HOLD RECRUITING MEET-1 it a success.ING AT COATICOOK.\t'\t-\u2014 Coaticook, May 31 (Special)\u2014Ai APPRECIATED MAPLE SUGAR i\to alTy aedfr0nCfrt lnrjthe in~ Marbleton, May 31.(Special).- rnth R îtslio hmaaaort the situation un-Court.\tj changed.Constantinople says that ___________4._________near Felahie, in the Kut-el-Amara region, the Turks silenced two Bri- wHAÏE, I, VVC^iEg ABE | surhprrienauack.ma,le Prisonorfl iD a The Germans are with the Bulgarians in the advance into Greek Macedonia.The invasion, according to addressed I who said 1 the hr* the inspecting officer\tucmc\u201c\tpe nan nan an- in- 25 Magog No 5 ___ \u201e.\u201en\tfluence in the awarding of contracts,\t\u2019 he was well aatisfied with \u201c\u201cTit ^\tug 01 com.raci.s, 26 Mago N f showing made in all the ^throughout fully riood by Col.27 T.S MagoJ W.drills.The sigmallers especially were TUu0/1 ^ , hlS action, maintaining 28 T.S.F.B, complimented as not one error occur- ; a\tb® had saved the British\tGov-\t29\tGeorgeville red in all the messages sent and re-\t1 Ta8t au™ of money.\t9ir\t3Q\tpitcb pa\u201e ceived.Capt.Horetzky, hoped the :\\a\u2019m\tfurther declared that he\tknew\t31\tMarlington boys would continue to \"ake an ilv : bu^thought^t0?!\tAi!18 m 32 Smith\u2019s Mills terest in this work snd was sure thought it right that he should 33 Mansur Sch Hou» that under tbe able instruction of\tof «4 Libby\u2019s MiUs Bergesnt Pyke nothing hut good re-j\t'+ ,, m\tplaln\u2019 however, 35 stanstead Plain suits would be attained.\t.AiHHon'K'\u2019\u2019hn_i_pî, \u2019anada contracts, 3g xiock island No.1 Capt.Jacques, Lieut.Smith and! ^ ^ hBbrB\u201em^, ^ 7°^ °fu\thlB'\t37\tRock Island\tNo 2 Sergt.Ryan were also congratulated , a A\t\u201c f\tPrferi2d\tto asK havin«\t38\tBeebe Plain\tNo.\t1 __________*¦- war The\tZ?Sentrent\tabTf\tthe\t39\tBeebe Plain No 2 war.The\tfirst sensation of\tthe\tday\t40\tVver\u2019s Cliff and\tCarvenOVl\tZ ^ T\t^\t^\t«\tR-t Hatley and\tCarvell.who produced in\tdramatic\tT 37 33\t4 80 14 66 59 40 19 46 23 18 79 33 40 29 15 14 74 34 40 77 58 19 138 37 101 123 31 92 114 19 95 90 27 63 59 14 45 70 27 43 48 23 25 67 38 29 59 15 44 104 22 82 62 33 122 21 101 101 18 83 113 14 99 54 28 26 18 42 BilING f OB PATRIOTIC FUflO RED CROSS WORKERS OF EAST\tas a Protection a- gainst a surprise attack which the \u2018 Entente Allies were planning.77 15 68 35 Mr.and leadville.Mrs.A.A.Thompson ! young daughter of Manstraville, spent Sunday here \u2018he guests of Mr.and Mrs.^rtms^and\tnurn!^^\";\tv*1®' MAONEILL JAILED W.W Brown; Mir F^/se Prevee visit- ^\tv-u * a^iiF UrPOrleriU^ the Tageblatt, the credit Mr.Grtrvell created 'another stir\t°J, 7- thB C'anadian.»«* > of the President of the I United Htates''\u201d j \"Y\"zzlr,\u201d spoke up (ffuzzi prompt ly.\"King, ho got steady Job.\u201d fa xfc, jS.{§veArlaôtI/l '»eiit>,