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Many j Phonle 65 friends from Toronto and other ou t-1 side points were presented an~d th e floral tri«butes were numerous andý beautiful.________________ ORONO NEW INTERNATIONAL (Fremn The News October 9th.) OFEEC Mss Norma-ýï Ryan, Toronto, is By Chas. M. Bice, B. A. L . visiting her uncle, Mr. Thos. Hen- Denver, Colorado. Rev. A. K. and Mrs. Edmi!son, Lit- Wonderful things are being done île Britain, recently visited her now in Europe, and the program father. is being wrought into deeds by a Mrs.' Ritz lad daughter, Kitchener, Socialist--Labor Internationale,, net visited hier daughter, Mrs. Louie se different fromn the original Inter- Yonker. nationale organized in London sixty Missýes Leta and Edna Stutt visit- yeairs age, under the direction of the ed their aunt, Mrs. Chas. McNeil, indefatigable Kail Marx, whose namne Millbrook. is worshipped by millions, and who Mi', nd Ms. Wer, on Jck, i'. s given responsibility for the revolu- andMrs Werso JaL- tien-s which have taken place i e andj Mrs. Curran, Toronto, visited at cent times in Europe. His enem-ies Mv. . H.Powe's.of to-day in Germiany-and they are Mlrs. D. Robb wlll continue tbe many and influential-blaine himi for teaching cf music the present tern i the -world war, and repudiate him as in the Public Scol.f a German and shelve hiim on the Dr. and Mrs. John Chester /andi British, wbose ag-lent lbe is accused daughter Jotan, -Deshoro, are at heri,,of beîng in setting on foot in the father's, Mr. T. Smith. Western world, ideas that redounlded Miss, Lola Richards, Tyrone, wasi te the advantage of England. How- guest of Miss Grace Virtue at heri ever that may bie and it is, &training sister's, Mrs. Harry Mercer. 1 at the politic-econ 'onbic gnat-the Mrs.' Harrison received word Tues- significance okthe present European day cff the death of hier mothr situation lies in tbis, that the goverfi- Mrs. Stanley Russel, and left te be' ments nicat -iedliatel-y concernied, present at the f uneral. ýare Socialist-Labor, or Socialist dis- tinctively, and who are bient in put- Mr'. and Mrs. Wellesley Staples ting into effect the doctrines cf their and daughter Audrey, Mr. Chard parties; and the parties differ only ,and Ms L. Conneil, Lindsay, vis- on the nenessentials. ited at Mr. Robt. Fowler's. . It is net an accident that- Great General John Hughes and daugh- Britain,' France, Belg-ium and Ger- ter, Mrs. Adolph Henry, who have manyarunrthruecSoil been on a trip te California and Mex- ist Administrations; it is design.~ ico, are now in British Columbia. 'Ihe spokesmen.cf 'the Big Four, for] as' ~ ~ ~ ~ li_ aeti O iltketef conize samn telade.rs cf For Burns atnd Scalds.--Dr.hThoni- nmbrof years, have been e eut o f a hurn or scald. It should Inter-national Socialismn. ,Tbey bave lie at hanid in every kitchen se that known 'one anothiera long tume and it mray be available aýtan 'Lime, have met in international convention There is ne preparation iequired. and conference, fer a quarter cf a Jus;t apply the oil te thebun- century possibly. The war inter- s ald ad the pain will abatean rupted these meetings, but it did net a ýýort ilneceae alogeter. interfere with theis, friendships and a sorttim cese ltoethr. 1 the ends te be cought. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Hall received The political revolution bas coern slight injuries when the car driven slowly for a' revelution, and -tee « by Mr. Wmn. Cornish, skildded on quickly te be called an, evolution, al- the wet road and struc k the opposite tho'ugh the seeds were planted years bank. age. The capstene was placed on the Socialist-Liabeor structure at the A bill for! $400 damag'es te engine beginnin.g cf the yearý when the Brit- Iwichl broke thýreugh the third hine iýsh underteok-L the e,,,, ment cf put- bridýge recently was presented te the ting in power the ,M' rald 'Labor Township ýCouncil by the owner Mr'. party cabinet. It was done for a George Law. oM...hrtn purpese. The ,wiré, i-ers~ that1 ex-M. P., -a eta erosasr-someth ing ,te, achieve th, : culd net perted. He was taken with a weak be dene otberwise. Uier the old spell Sunday- morning which hie as party administrations no:h.!-ing could beeni able te shake off. be accomplished t ,a- settlernent Miller's Worm Powders are comn- and Britain was, drifting toward the plete in themselves. They net only abysa. drive wççorrns from the system, but, Liberal and Gonservative and repair the darnage that worms cause Coalition governmefrts failed by and se invigorate the constitution turn. Se far and then 'an em- that it speedily recovers frem the passe I Across the channel a like diserders cf the digestion that are situation existed. Governments the result cf the wýork cf these par-, changed but the dead-lock contin- asitic intruders. They de their, ued. France and England w ere work fhoroughly and strength a nd dr$fting apart,, ai-d veiled threats of soundneiss follow their use. war were heard. Francee had built Methodist, udy S o all'p owerful air k9eet and London ws adSndy MSchWoW.SRap- knew that for the hour it was at the les, Lindsay, on "Hitch your Wag- T e igifm'a-rsitainwa.iia on te a Star". He is a plea.sing Th egunstainwssmlr speakeran would be weîcometl te that in Britain and France, and here on any future occasion. At tbrough it aIl the proletariat was the evening service Rev. Mr. Barten, threateninig revolution and a new evangeliat of Toronio, occupied the deal a-Il around.i pulpit. A well rendered selection by From London the eue went ever a mlixe d quartet in which Mr. andi te the continent, As soon as the Mrs. S-warbric(-k, Keridal, and solos by Baldwin-Curzon administration went _Mrs. O. W. Rolph and Mr'. R. R. down te be succeedeti by the Labor Foster were mnuch enjoyed. party administration, a change was demanded in France>and the elec-1 For Spmains and Bruiises.-There tiens following sealed the fate cf the2 hs nething better for sprains and Milleranti-Poincare rule. In Bel-1 contusionsý than Dr.' Thornas' Eclect- gîurn',lhe advanced Socialista, threat- ric Oil. It will reduce the swelling ened the 'overthrow cf the ThennisJ that follows a sprain, will cool the government if it did net becomne hib- inflamed flesh and draw the pain. e-alîzed and work in harmlony with t It will take the ache eut cf a bruise thie new Downing 'street. A hint, it t by counteracting the inflammation. seems, in this case was sufficient. b A trial will convince any who doubt, its pwer.In Germany belligerancy ceased its pwer.with the changes at Downing street -Mr. Ephraim Harper and farnily and the Quai d'Orsay. Berlin msaw are leaving the' McCrea section a new light w-hich was communicated where h e has farmed 47 years, for te the Germani prolotariat.' The e R<ochester, N. Y., te reside with his Germa" gcvernment ahi at once, wasf sisters, where the- eldest cf whem, willing te do business with its former Martha M. Harper nowýý Mrs. :Me- enemiies on a reasonable basis. Baine, býas been carryinig on hai', Under the tenets cf International dr'essing business fer an equal num-' Soeialism which is in the saddle. nlew M b)er cf years, which bas now'become understandings were reachei, of SI almodst world wide. The Harper course, unefficially at first. Recrim- e sisters have amassed mnuch wealth. ination andi revenge were dropped Branches cf the "Harper Method" fvom the vocabulary cf the new deal- - Hair Dressing Parlers are now es- ers. It was discovered that there tablished net only in the leadinig were ne visitera and ne defeated cities cf the States and Canada but nations. Europe must corne toget- in soin cf the great cities of, Eur- lier on a basis of true international- ope. In Rochester they have a, fsm. training sehool. cf which a daughter But what the basis?ý The goda cf Mr.' Harper bas charge, te qualif y iroi emt ehaete hre girls ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ l fo1oki her eVbih The way eut was f ound froni a non ments. Very recently a couple of Sials ainfo ai n-a iý,TAIT Bowmanville [is as far apart politically frorn Europe as it i s in space; and the plan 'was the wýorki-ng of the Inter- national Bner'Syndicate. Still, -t ýe Daes rplan vwould flot have beeni acceptable without the re- markable change that hfad takenl place in the minds of the people in the European nations principally aifected, and these changes in the thought of former enemies were the result of the understandings reached. among the Socialist premiers of thie Big Four nations. -The British-Socialist Labo.- Party went on 'record soon after the close of the war in what it demanded in foreign polities of a governiment re-, presenting the party. It sto.od for the League of Nations, but a league which would contain representatives of ahl democratic nations, an'd, far- ther, "that permanent peace can on- [y be secured by the creation of an international body possessing th e confidence of the people of each country, which can only be secured by adequate direct representation of Iabor on the council of the league", so said McDoniald before hie was pre- mier. There is now an interna tional laor office connected with the League of Nations, governed by a' body of representatives in which' Labor bas its share; and this office has had a great deal to dIo with boinging about the ne-w understand- ings at London and more recently at Geneva. "The international labor erganization is not what the organ- îzed workers would have miade it, if they ha;d had the making of the peace", declared McIDoniald before 'le became prime minister. "But1 it is there, a part of the public law of Europe and an instrument -which the European democracy can use" G ermany has decidesi to go into, the League of Nations, if1 permit. ted, and it will thien becomne automn- atically, a part of the international labor body. The SecialIsýt-Labor combination,' now in control of European affairs, is preparing the way fox Russia to enter the league, and its subsidiary, the international labor office. The leaders of this comibination are pledged to that end. Labor is in- ternational, and the two chief na- tions in Europe cannot be left out. The conference, now in session at Geneva, was called at the ins;tigationi of this samne politico-Labor party, and in that respect, it may be de- pended upon te accomplIsh its pur- poses. Granting ail this, it dees net necessarily follow, that Socialism, as taugbt by Karl Marx is te be inaug- 'urated in Great Britain. The Ang- Io Saxon bas something in bun diametrically opposed to paternalism. Rle bas individualism, as bis distinct- ive controlling instinct, like àbis brethren on this continent; but the re-cent bistory of politicail aiffairs, isi sure to give the socialists great1 poe n gvrni atters thru-, eut Europe, ineluding Great Brit- ain, and is about certain te Iead to new adjustn-ents in governmnental control eve'r the industries of every country across the Atlantic, and per force, te some extent on tbis side. It would seemn fromi the present as- pects of affairs, that Soviet Ruhsia, or bolshevismr, is havipg its- influence over the nations of Europe as its advocates claimied i n changing the social and industrial habits cf the people, and this bas been brought abrout, net by a bloody revolutioni, but by quiet, but nevertbeless, effect- ive evolution. They eall this de-1 rnecracy, but it is anytbing but thati in its true work.ings. It may mean the dooi of mYonarchy, and the ex-1 tinction of Empires, or Emperors, but it- bas a long race to run in changing tbe instincts cf the people, a.nd preparing themn for the tenets of Socialism,. cialist Labor Party bas since been de- feate'd and a new election declared. Many people are almiost crippled with corns. But it is ineedless suffering whic h can be speedily end- ed witbH -olloway s Corn 'Remover. Derotsuferanothier (7:,Y çiI lihnBieedrng, or Pr3tûd iig surgicai operation re.quired. 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