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And whit are her heard all ove] ng- | But what is a bditle P-- guns without eflicient guhnery officers? | out it is should Not only is it that important, essential, every citizen know something of the fleet which is his safeguard and of thé officers-- especially the "gunnery Jacks '--who control it, When a young naval officer has served three years as midshipman he passes various examinaions and blos- soms forth into a sub-lieutenant, with the privilege of choice in subjects. If the officer wishes to come a gunnery lieutenant he to a gunnery school or dope h as H M.S. Excellent (Whale By Tun or the school at Devonport. In this school he is employed for a time covering three to six months. Gunnery school life is strenuous, but pleasant. A large buildings forms the living quarters of the officers, while the NCO's and lower ratings 2 s€ Cured His Rhenmatism In Three Weeks. James LeB. 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The rig the officers at all gunnery school a sweater, white flannel trousers brown service g rs, a scar (white) and jacket and &up--so that they are in no way hindered by white shirt cuffs and the like. After the sub-lieutenant has *'shak- 'en down' in his new abode he is plac- ed in a cluss with some twenty or thirty officers similar to himself and taken over by an old inswructor, and knowledge is literary "rammed home" into their brains and notebooks. First, the ammunition rooms, learns all about fuses, shells--how to distinguish the various species at a glance -- cartridges, charges, blank charges, Jercusson tubes, and many other weird-sounding where he | all cheap imitations Various | and the spare hours of | and | the sub-lieutenant studies in | ammunition, | objects which come under the head: ing i He is next euiploy where guns and of ammunition. in a large drill shed, their appliances are the only objects | visible. Here he learns the drills of the various guns, from the vicious little Maxim to. the inch. He covers himself in oil and grease from head to foot, and he can be seen crawling under @irty faced, disheveled, and happy. Later, after several we find him going out to sea every day in a gunnery«irill ship, learning | how to control the fire of the big guns from the "control platforms," firing himself, and in every way learn- ing-the thousand-and-one duties of the gunnery officer. onderous 92 | § mountings, | examinations, | At the close of this course the sea | once more claims the sub-lieutenant, and he is appointed to a ship under | the supervision of the gunnery lieu- tenant. This trip lasts one year.. At | the end of it he again returns to thé] school to freshen his memory, passes more examinations, and "junjor lieutenant under eight yours | seniority." becomes a | He is again given'a ship--under the "gunnery Jack"--and he years in which to imbibe knowledge of | which his superiors are so overflow- ing. His duties are the same--or very nearly the same -- as the "gunnery Jack" himself, but where as the "Jack" is independent of what he does, our lieutenant is not, his instructions from his senior. His duties-are now many and grave. He is responsible guns in his ship, and not only for the guns, but for the guns' crews, the men who man them. The turrets, casemates, ammunition rooms, shell rooms, magazines, hoists, gear--in fact, everything appertaining to guns and gunnery he is responsible for.' Ag for & must detail each man off for a certain number at a certain gun. Every man bearing a gunnery "number" at a gun, and the lieuten- rating is some | has eight | and takes | to his senior for the | we crews of the guns, he ' | i ant must be responsible for them-- | one and all In the case of war, you may think, supposing certain numbers are "laid | out," who is. to take their place? Here | is where our lieutenant has done his work. Each man is trained to do two | things. Thus we get, for example, Leading Beaman Jones, foretop port, captain No. 4 6-inch port battery, and at the same time a No. 1 in the after | turret! is equally fitted to do the work of his | comrade, and it is in this way that | "spare numbers" are obtained. When this source is exhausted the | I { | i { In this manner each seaman : : fo just) be fought by means of "'re- | crews, means fat' as the crew gradually drop | out each man does twice or thrice his which simply | own duty, until there are no more men | left to serve the During this eight years our lieuten- ant has made several visits to the gun- ary school, where he has refreshed memory and acquainted 'himself | prt, the new ideas and pa- tents. which have n "brought out" during his absence. In time the eight years to an end, aod the officer should by now a walkin gunnery manual. He is promoted lieutenant over eight years' seniofity, and be- comes Eight yeats of hard work training have taught him his job. May his efforts be repaid, for is certainly the hardest worked lieutenant in the servicej-- | D. L. B, in London Daily Express. 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Thirty-eight acvupation about 65 immigrants arnving have been made entry for homesteads in the wegt. About 30 per cent. of the British and continental arrivals were farmers or farm laborers, were ame percentage were class. nics. 'The influx of ne. than 5200 Hindus come. Of the British proximate ly 560,000 have been Engli sh and Welsh, 150,000 have been Scotch and about 45,0C' have been Irish. Fig. ures for other nationalities include Jewish, 48.075; 19,349; Italian, 63817; sian, 39,950; Swedes, 21,146; French, 798; Syrian, 5,223 provinces gives a good idea of respective population growth. » decade. 403.808, Manitoba got 309.623, Quebec and the three 73,902. Western Cane kon 188,599, provinces or ily ada, therefor new settlers th an eastern Canada. A Memory of Oronhyatekha. In its department "Fifty years ago to-day" The Quebec Telegraph : lishes the following: "Oronhyatesha. one of the most remurkable of North American In- dians, was referred to rt this fifty years ago to-dav in the papers of the period as engaged upon 1» work on the Mohawk language. Fe belonged to the vda. His English education. was ha. gun at the Industrial School there, but his desire for knowledge becama so great that he entered, soon after. an academy at Wilbraham time news. "His college eduentinn was beoun at Kenyon, Ohio, where he studied for three years. He also spent three ars at Toronto University, and wen the Prince of Wales visited Canada in 1860, Oronhyatekha, in his twentieth year. was by the chiefs of th present an address to the "Great Mother." made on the young prince and his party was so favorable thay he vited to continue his &tudies at Ox Ferd, which he did, under Sir « Henry Ackland, the physician, who was then Professor of Medicine at Oxford. He commenced practice Ont., but later moved t where he built up a splendid prae- tice, which he abandoied when the rapid growth of the pendent Order -of Foresters more and more of his atter gon of their prince's ition." " Must Be Wrong. Between Edward Arthur s a feud of long standing. Years | re the Minister of Sus! ¢ Was t {ider and told to "rise Sir the aes lawyer from' St Catharines was eamy on his trail, and the mutual dislike sprang { the somewhat co temy tuous treatmend which the head of the country's leg department meted out ter's efforts to ! time in respect ) evil. It was under. the circumstan a matter of astonishment te when Mr. Lancaster for ti on record, agreed wi Sir Alan on the m divorge bill discus Minister of Justi ponderous argunicnt relief to husband heresay evidence, through, Mr, Lancast parted the contentions old time enemy. Ho phy, Becretary of § ' reporter for the ni when his desk 1 ; not there, T 18 agree as a flash of Sir Alan, loud enon i all over the House, case 1 must be wrong!" A Popular Judge. ng with you came hie near the top would be tound Mr. Jus. tice Teetzel. He was bern "Teetzel," and christenea "James V been in the public eye member of the Divisional ing the Michael Frazer needs no cause bered by the legal profession "Most of us catled him {he was elevated to the high bench in "1908," recalls one barnsiwer, { "and, between you and me, { changed much since his promotion, celebre him of Ris individuality. 'He was born on March 6 educated at Woodstock College, and Toronto, and was called Ww we Bar in 1877, Made a Q.C. Sigly, = hp Canada in 1881, 1396, on ys Me University in 1907. before the high court plucked him laway from mountain and mountain eers. 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