The Standard., 4 septembre 1909, samedi 4 septembre 1909

[" ILLUSTRATED ah Qu ¢ _ [ILLUSTRATED : SUPPLEMENT TU coll cl | SUPPLEMENT | i VOL.V.No.36.MONTREAL, CANADA, SEPTEMBER 4, 1909.171 ST.JAMES STREET \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 | \u201cInasmuch As Ye Have Done It Unto The Least of One of These My Little Ones\u201d - - een NN PE = | Naw wt - « TE ER mL PEL Ee DE en Cyr ce SSP ig » ATP PEUR Een aie ss THE GREAT SUMMER WORK OF THE FRESH AIR FUND IN BEHALF OF THE LITTLE CHILDREN OF M i / Es F i ONTREAL\u2014The photographs in th b te show:\u2014 \u201c i ip.joyi i ; The Home.(6) The dinner bell.(7) Waiting for dinner.(8) \u201cLondon Bridge.\u201d (9) The playground.(10) Wrestling.(11) A group of orphans.George Washington i the peahping (es we eu ide (das The return ing around a rosy.\u201d (4) Swinging.\u201d (5) e city.(14) Enjoying the sunshine.2-3 = AN = em am AREER DY.mcm.ee ; 7 I ) to THE STANDARD, MONTREAL, CANADA.THE RECENT VISIT OF THE CZAR AND CZARINA TO ENGLAND\u2014The above photo, taken during that visit, shows the King and the Czar, as well as Queen Alexandra, the Czarina and the Princess Victoria, seated in the launch that conveyed them from the Russian royal yacht to the landing-stage at Portsmouth.Queen Alexandra is a sister of the Czar\u2019s mother, while the Czarina is a daughter of the late Princess Alice, sister of the King._ CNE NN THE AFTERMATH OF THE RECENT REVOLUTION IN SPAIN\u2014Crowds of sight-seers looking at the damage done to the houses on one of the streets of Barcelona by the firing in the recent revolution.REV.L.L.CONRARDY, M.D.\u2014The famous missionary to the lepers.A Leper Missionary from Canada: WC TUNA AAA Pa NN a Ny HE many friends in Montreal and elsewhere of the Rev.Father Conrardy will be interested in hearing of his work among the afflicted lepers: of*\u20achina, to whom he has devoted the remainder of his life.The reverend gentleman has never ceased in his labors on behalf of those suffering from this disease, having spent many years with the lepers of Molokai, Hawaii, where he assisted the Rev.Father Damien up to the time of \u2018his death, being with him during his last moments, and continuing the charge for seven years afterwards,\u2014 until their welfare was well assured.He then took up work amongst the Chinese, where he was first some thirteen years ago, as he found they were the most neglected of all the lepers of the KNOWLTON SANITARIUM A modern, well-equipped, private medical institution in the vicinity of Montreal, situated in the village of Knowlton, overlooking Brome Lake.All modern appliances for Electro and Hydro- Therapeutic treatment, Massage, etc.Lady and Gentlemen attendants.For rates and further particulars, apply to : N.M.HARRIS, M.D,, Knowlton, Que.world, and that there was no Government help available for them.To obtain funds he undertook a tour through many cities of Europe and America, lecturing and preaching to the charitable and sympathetic of all races and creeds, never wearying and never sparing himself, though frequently he had much to contend with in the way of coldness, jealousy and misunderstanding.Through all he persevered, and finally feeling he had obtained sufficient funds for the time being at least, he, about two vears ago, went to his old field of labor in Canton, China.ma some manner it be made known the disposition he has made of the funds they assisted him to collect.At the time of writing the reverend gentleman was convalescing in an hospital from an attack of acute bronchitis, resulting from a drenching got about two months previously in walking from the leper village.He was not well able to resist the attack, having last January dislocated his left shoulder in a fall he had in the dark while going a long distance upon his mission duties.This accident, however, did not stop him in his work, which he persevered in until SNAPSHOTS AT THE RECENT CALEDONIAN GAMES IN MONTREAL.THE RECENT CONVENTION OF THE INDEPENDENT ORDER OF ODDF ELLOWS AT OTTAWA cases I had before my eyes.Three or four lepers in each little room.These have a door, but no window and no air, and where I had to stay near these miserable human beings, some of them lying on the bare ground, and no one to attend upon them.The most of people have a blue fear of leprosy.I was often called \u201cMa Fung\u201d (i.e., leper).So would cry the children seeing me coming, and would run away from me.I was told by some I would do well to remain altogether with the lepers, no matter if I was to die in a few weeks.I find it strange that incessant fear of would allow me 2l%c.per day for the lepers in my charge.I have spent over one-third of the money I collected for the purchase of the land, the buildings and the improvements, so I will have only $1,000 a year income on the money I have left at 5 per cent.The United States\u2014San Francisco\u2014have only 22 lepers\u2014mostly Chinese\u2014to which the States gives $6,000\u2018a year.In Massa- chusetts\u2014new Bedford\u20145 lepers; cost, $9,000 a year.Louisiana, 50 lepers; cost, $24,000 a year.In Molokai, $75,- 000 for less than 800 lepers, and here I could keep each 1,000 for $6,000 a year, \u2014\u2014 From the several cities he visited on his collecting tour he forwarded to the Bishop of Canton the moneys given him, which amounted to about $30,000\u2014 the net result of two years\u2019 hard work.This sum he counted upon having invested at 5 per cent.and from the proceeds hoped to be able to do something towards \u2018helping in a small but permanent way the poorer lepers.A letter has been received in Montreal, in which the reverend gentleman expresses the warmest feelings of gratitude to his friends in Canada, and Montreal especially, for their generosity two years ago, and wishes that in \u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014 he got drenched with rain, which finally subdued him.On his arrival in China he was well received by the Viceroy and high officials.He went to a leper village which he had visited thirteen years before, and found there over 600 lepers.He began work at once, under unfavorable circumstances.First a leper-house was given him, but no furniture, and he had to do the best he could in dressing the wounds of the afflicted.The reverend gentleman in his letter says:\u2014\u201cMy work every day increases, I had some cases of bubonic plague and also of cholera.Oh! what sad, sad = leprosy, which accounts for the cold attention to the afflicted.I am not well, but I hope God will give me a few more years to work for the lepers.I just had three lepers who came to see me.Oh! I wish I was well to do them good.I bought an island 60 miles from Canton up the river, and caused houses to be put up.Twenty lepers were already there, and forty upon the shore.I could have now, God knows, over 1,000 lepers to care for.If only I can live five years more.I have well begun, it would be easy now to go ahead.I have to see the Viceroy to see if he UPPER CANADA COLLEGE, Toronto AUTUMN TERM begins Tuesday, September 14th.EXAMINATIONS for Entrance Scholarships, Saturday, Sept.18th.COURSES for University, Military College, and Business.SENIOR and Preparatory Schools in separate buildings.Every modern equipment.50 acres of ground, Gymnasium, Swimming Bath, Rinks, etc.H.W.AUDEN, M.A.(Cambridge), Principal.1812 Royal An English Boarding Schoo! for Boys, English Masters (graduates).At the Entrance Examination to R.M.C., Kingston, in June, 1908, St.Alban\u2019s gained FIRST PLACE for the third time in six years.In June, 1904, a St.Alban\u2019s boy wins THIRD PLACE.Splendid Playing Fields, Skating Rink.ST.AILBAN\u2019S BROCKVILLE, ONT.Headmaster\u2014\u2014REV.F, G.ORCHARD, m.A., Cambridge (Classical Honors).Football, Cricket, a Private Golf Course and a The regular life of a school where all the boys are boarders, and the classes are small, has produced results in character-building and scholarship unsurpassed in Canada.School reopens on September 14.For Prospectus, Book of Views, etc,, apply to THE HEADMASTER.Queen's University Kingston.and College Ontario.ARTS THEOLOGY EDUCATION MEDICINE SCIENCE (Including Engineering).Students registering for the first time before October 21st, 1909, may complete the Arts Course without attendance.For Calendars.write the trar, GEO.Y.CHOWN, B.A, Kingston, Ont.Regis- SCHOOL OF MINING À College of Applied Science (Affiliated to Queen's University) KINGSTON, ONTARIO.SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING, MINING, CHEMICAL, CIVIL, ELECTRICAL, MECHANICAL, POWER DEVELOPMENT.Write the Secretary for Calendar.THE RECENT CONVENTION OF THE INDEPENDENT ORDER OF ODDFELLOWS AT OTTAWA\u2014Uniformed Cantons marching eastward on Wellington street in big parade held during Convention Week.The Eastern Block of the Parliament Buildings may be seen on the right of the picture.having no salaries to pay, no physicians\u2019 fees, nor superintendence; but I do not know if I will be able to control hundreds of lepers.Among them there are bad characters; but if they do not obey I will send them away.I have 12 Chinese soldiers for protection against the pirates and bad lepers.If I was only 40 years old\u2014then I feared There is no better school than the Gowling Business College Ottawa, Ont, in which to secure a thorough business or shorthand education.Situated directly opposite the beautiful Parliament Buildings.Write for free catalogue.in Canada W.E.Gowling, Principal, ST.AGNES SCHOOL, BELLEVILLE, ONT.\u2014At this school young ladies are given thorough courses in Engiish, Languages, Music, Art and Physical Culture, and are prepared for the Universities.Music Examinations are held at the School.Conservatory of The grounds are beautiful and extensive, and the large and handsome building is thoroughly equipped with every modern convenience and improvement, including Gymnasium and Swimming Tank.Prospectus and fuller information may be had by applying to Miss F.E.Carroll, Lady Principal.SNA no one and nothing.I have trained two lepers\u2014a boy and a girl\u2014as helpers.The three of us often work ten hours a day.\u201d It would appear that the work to be done amongst the lepers of China is enormous, and the workers and means are totally inadequate for even a small cannot fail to excite the admiration of all humanitarians.On leaving Montreal Father Con- rardy arranged with Mr.C.S.J.Phillips, No.115 Notre Dame street West, Montreal, and Mr.P.M.Wickham, No.55 St.Francois Xavier street, Montreal (P.O.Box No, 2421), to receive contributions for his work.These gentle- part of it.9 The task voluntarily undertaken by Father Conrardy is one that at Canton, China.The Puritan Motor Washer can be attached in a minute to any kitchen or laundry tap.Simply attach the feed water tube to the tap \u2014 drop the weighted end of the Waste water tube into the sink\u2014turn on the water \u2014 and the \u2018 Puritan\u2019 Motor Washer goes right ahead with your washing.All you have to do is to put In the dirty clothes and take them out again clean, The \u201cPuritan\u201d Motor Washer wil] do the hardest part of the housework for you, and cost little more than the ordinary hand machine.Will pay for itself In six months or less.If your dealer does not handle it, write us direct, David Maxwell & Sons, St.Mary's, Ont.ST.ANDREW'S COLLEG EXCELLENT STAFF.COMPLETE EQUIPMENT.Careful oversight of Athletic and Physical Training, the ten years of its history, the College has met with remark, Autumn Term commences September 13th, 190g.| Calendar Sent on Application i 1705 NEW BUILDINGS.with the object of fitting the boy for the work of lif able success in attendance and efficiency of class r men will forward any donations to him TORONTO UPPER AND LOWER SCHOOLS Boys prepared for the Universities, the Roy: Military College, and Business.LARGE ATHLETIC FIELDS e.Separate Lower School.During oom and general work.REV.D.BRUCE MACDONALD, M.A., LL.D., PRINCIPAL a \u2014\u2014 E \u2014 \u2014-\u2014\"\u2014. n of \u2019on- hil- est, ont- on- tle- him bd IBY THE STANDARD, MONTREAL, CANADA.skirt, with new soutache tritnming over bl as NN -\u2014.5d { pre me 7 .oo .@ Ç SUMMER SCENES IN CANADA\u2014A view of.the Chateauguay Regatta, which this vear proved a great success.; 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efforts in behalf of her special student, a little peasant girl, who La Loie says \u201cwalks fifty miles to ask me to take her and teach her to dance.Of course, The Original and only Genuine BEWARE OF IMITATIONS SOLD ON THE MERITS OF MINARD\u2019S LINIMENT ¢ \u201cTIT body transfigured by the GOLF BALL \u201cFLIES LIKE THE EAGLE.\" The Dunlop \u201cOrange Star\u201d Golf Ball is the identical ball used by professional and amateur players in England and Scotland.The core consists of tightly wound fine elastic thread over which is pressed a shell of gutta percha applied by hydraulic pressure.While the Dunlop Golf Ball flies well, it is a steady ball on the green.For sale by dealers throughout Canada, or direct, on receipt of price, post paid, from The i Dunlop Tire and Rubber Goods Company, Limited, Booth Ave., Toronto.\u201cORANGE sTAR\" 0c.Montreal Selling Agents: R.& W.KERR LTD.ART ROSS & CO.ARLINGTON BICYCLE CO, sé MANOR \u201d A Practice Ball, J35¢.a a A ae TN EN EE EN a Ar TN Nae TA Tn TA, FA a eT Pr bs ee Ta me Ne NN NS ee | 1 took her, but strange to say, rn A A AeA Aa a Te Tn Nr Ne TN aL a ar ren ae a Tt Nm every idea that I would ask her to express to me fell to the ground after a few use- ° less efforts on her part.But there was b a strange look in her aueer little eyes f that are too close together in her face, / and this light held me.After four 4 weeks of desperate effort on my part, I had occasion to send all the girls tc \u2019 a piano recital, and I casually suggested that the peasant go with them.When they returned she was transformed.I took her hand and said gently to her, \u2018Was the music nice?With a long-drawn breath she whispered, \u2018Oh, wonderful.\u2019 \u201c\u201cOf all what you heard, what did you like best?\u201d \u2018St.Francis walking on the water, by Liszt,\u2019 she breathed out, \u2018and St.Francis preaching to the birds,\u201d and then and there, without removing her NT hat or coat, she stepped back andi lift- Pt ed her arms, all transformed, she be- VY came St.Francis, walking on the bo moving waters in ecstacy, with holy and profound rhythm.It was the same when she stood listening to the birds singing in the woods.I found in her THE CZAR AND CZARINA, who have recently been visiting England, from photographs sent to The Standard by a high court official.{ know it.And all this was done without the music, yet inspired by the same a veritable Joan of Arc, transformed by religious feeling, and she did not a.} FES SANS thoughts that inspired the music.This is what I call real natural dancing.\u201d \u201cLa Loie\u201d is an aesthete of dancing.She believes that every mutable sound has its echo in a movement.In her dances she strives not merely to captivate the eye.She makes her appeal to the heart and brain as well She ~~ REV.R.W.NORWOOD, M.A,, assistant at Trinity Church, who will occupy the pulpit of Trinity Church for the first time on Sunday evening next.ee strives to tell a tale of love and hate, a series 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