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HAMBURG-AMERICAN "LINE, J a Xx IT 1S.A VERY HUMILIATING ¥ > PERIENCE. a : ? ¢ 1 Dodging Point and Cornered at Last ~Fyidence of a4 Shameful Deal-- A Conservative Print Upon the Very Depressing Spectacle, Mr. Mouk, with . smiling - efirontery, declared in pariiament, that thers never had been any departure of pol icy between hinwell and Mr. Borden, a declaration. that. Was received with liberal jeers an "Oh, Ohs." "When I was a boy," went on Mr, Monk--and his. whole attitude was that of a school boy impudently try: ing to bluff a teacher who had re [proeed him for wrong doing--' 'when | was » boy I used to be enamoured of the -ciccus~"" Théra were loud roars of laughter and pounding on the desks on the libs eral side, which were answered by ean- sevvative "applause. >; "=but FThavenever witnessed wich an exhibition of political' somershulis as has been made by the liberal jead-' ae," concluded the minister unperturb- ed, which was recqged with gore jeers. Se The burden of Mr. Monk's explana: tion was that the original resolution unanimously adopted by the house on the naval guestion had come up during a period of panic "and {he moment of danger is hever the mom- ent when any loyal British subject will, refuse to do his dut$." Under the circumstances he could noi do any- thing but vote for the resolution. THE DAILY BRITSH WHIG. [MONKS CONFESSION < TN TUESDAY, NOVEMBER Bhange Your Face 3 3 How To From Fashion, Review. : The painful, dangérons and expen sive operation Kaown as "'face-peel- ing' is not necessary to Wecomplish | the results sought. Ode ban gradually | and 'safely remove the old and un beatiful cuticle which ean be obtained at anv drug ll store. Apply if for a few nights liked eold:cream and wash it off each morn ing. The mercelide in the wax slowly') absorbs the ~halidead outer = skis, which flakes offi day by day in fine invigoble particles. , The fresh young skin: underneath doen blooms forth radiantly,- making the face look years |« younger and much pretuen, "Emplo; ment of this process is not noticeable to others, exeept that Four complex- jc ioh improves rapidly, : ; OF course, the removal of. the sug face skin in this Ipleasant Manner, takes with it all facial blemishes, sueh ag chaps, freckles, moth patches, liver spots, fine wrinkles, pimples, etc. Mer-f colized wax' has been known Tor years ta many society women noted for their. beantiful . and lasting complex: fons. = armored Whips *"L.don't want to dis- cuss the matter further," added ™ Me Monk, amid another roar of liberal latghter, Mr. Mondonw's Views. it fell to the lot of Mr. A. A. Mon: dou; the Nationalist member for Yam- aska, in the commons this afternoon to lift in part the veil which has hith- It was pointed ont by an interrupt- er that during the election the nation: alists had declared that Mr. Monk &ad not voted for that ° resolution, and Hon. Mr. lemieax quoted from a Jspeech in the house By Mr. Monk, in "Did .T understand my honorable -tiriend to say he had voted for this re- solution?" wueried Sir Wilfrid. "You, certiibly. I adhered to it," re plied the wirister. "You voted for it?' persisted Sir Wilfrid, amid continued liberal cheer- ing. : "Certainly," responded Mr. Monk "You are satisfied of that?" Sir Wil- frid - continued. "Tet me say in further answer that [ sas not present in the house when os |it was declared carried, but we remem- ber the circumstances." ter.) "And that was your defence to your fellow Nationalists in the country," was Mr. Devlin's thrust. "Jet me say to the gentleman of File butting: in-habit," exclaimed ~ M¥ Monk, now nettled, "that the resolu- | lionsafter coming dwn Was (he sub- feet of conference between 'thé two leaders before it was declared carried, and by that time 1 had gone home and was in bed." Sir Wilfrid Laurier--' 'Hear, hear," (Liberal Jaugh- sToNg PEMBROKE aia \ ou lw. WHITE ovwith © || \ Ar 3 y, ww 3 Pacific Railway J LEAVE KINGSTON 10, xpress Far Ottawa, © gt. John, N.B.; Toronto, Chicago, , Bault Ste. Marle, t.. Paul, Winhnipdg, Van 'Seattle, Portland and San DOMIN ION / LIE) aT LLU CHRINTMAS SAILINGS FROM . Partinnd, We, dod Halifax, N.S, From PFartiand Dee. 2 » From Halifax CANADA, AMEGANTICON Dae, TEUTONIU, Dee, 14 . ". Rate from Hirst, B88, Mavond $50, Aceording to Sieamer and Dpsiinas t i .04 Pom. Local for Bharbot Lik , connecting with 1. R. Haat 3 Li. Mixed Ror Henirew, ahd W fdlate polals, Mons Wed, uid ord leayiug Kifigaton * at . arrive ; in Otthwa at & bord, 4.38 pm.; Toronto, Motttreal, 7.05 pm; 30 am. St. John, 12.00 1m x 4 -Magnificatit New Steamer and Beautifully Appointed, Has Ble- vator. Carrier String. Orchesira. *COANADAY ahd "TEUTONIC" carry One Class Cabin (11) and Third Class Passengers only. pom. hi Ts [%yd renewed applause.) "I was quite 'satisfied with terms," persisted Mr. Monk, aries of "OR." h . its amid Talk to the People. The resolution, he said, was based upon suggestions made by the British winiiralty at the imperial conference i 1907. The plan was that the Brit ish admiralty took charge of the su- aremacy of the seas and the guarding of trade rogtes. 'Canada was only to suard against any attack or raid on ta own coast and to supply coaling stations and parts, $ "No matter what you say," de dared Mr. Monk warmly, "No matter what vou call we. I was born and bred a liberal-conservative and never varied in my allegiance to that party." (Roars of liberal kaughier,) 'We have never taken any ground in duebec in the campaign in the doe- irine, eall it what you like, that we preached, then that we werd loval sub- jects of the crovn. We do not approve of this plan, nor of this navy. We nse sur right 'to criticize it." We insisted 81) partieutars ut K. and P. and . Tiekat Otce Ontario Street "7 FF, CONWAY, Photis, 50, Gen. Paks, Agent fl : maitre BAY OF 'QUINTE RAILWAY. JE J on. Be thon, Qutarh bi Bu ny excepted) i Sein fn and a 0! J uhek despatch to es Eh ba points or » t te Rainy, Soeur ce HH: Ward 2 Agent -- ROUND TRIP $10 AND UP 10.618 tons displacement, sails New York Dee ind, 18th, 33d: rd, 13th, 24th, Riki, and avery fesday hhretfter x 2 Hultes de luxes, with private bath orchestra. Blige keels: slacteic fans wireless telegraphy, No mtserage. 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"We called for a spbmission of the issue to the people, and I 8m confident that the leader of the present government has taken the view of that question which was, in opinion; the -- right one." {Libera} : | 'hear, hear," and laughter.) . 'I Continuing, Mr. Monk said that the Canadian navy was not fit to take "part in the empire defences He had heen to Fort Munroe in the United States and had there learned that cruisers were na good for defence work. He and his colleagues had been accused of disloyalty, because {they had asked for a plebiscite upon J the navy, but it should be remembered .Jthat this suggestion did not come from him first, but that it was pro- posed by Clarend Jameson, of Digby. Mr. Sinclajr--"May 1 ask what ty of navy the honorxble minister pe vors ¥' Mr. Monk-"That is a question which we will take into our considera- tion," (Liberal lwughier.) i Mr. Sinclair sed for an answer. "MY. Monk replied that he was aware that the member for Guysboro was to a certain extert a seaman, 'while he was not. But he did kndw that cruisers were no use as battleshi and could not stand before heavily SOUR STOMACH? ¢ M-0-NA Will Cure You. The stomach supplies ' nourish blood to the miiscles, the nerves, ai skin. If it is not healthy, the will along | the hs I vou suffer from , and the sick twhich--he repadmted that resstation bf 0 will . i that 'the orto shrouded the terms upon which ithe nationalist-conservative = coalition | govemment was formed. Members of {the goverument joined their conservat- five following in applauding the speuk- {er. He declared frankly that Premier Borden find met the views of Mr. BDour- assn with regard to takimg a plebis- cite on the question of Canadian navy and pledged the nationalists te abide by the result. The nationalist move ment, he stated, was started in 1906, because Sir Wilfrid had failed to do what they deemed justice to the French and Catholic minority. Mr. Bourdssa, he continued, had lefi the liberal party because Sir Wilfrid Laurier had failed to give fall justice to the Catholies and French-Canad- ians in Manitoba. After Sir 'Wilfrid had taken office in 1896, he proceeded, Sir Charles Tupper had called on him to bring back the remedial bill, but Sir Wilicid 'had failed to do so. "Then," said Mr. Mondou, "Mr. Bour- assa began to lose confidence in his leader." When at the time of the for- 'mation of the new western provinces, Sir Wilirid refused them -legisiative bi-: lingual rights, - Me-<Béurasss again lost confidence in him. "Mr. Bourassa has lost confidence in Laurier," the Yamaska nationalist declared, "and now he has confidence that the pre sent premier will solve the problems satisfactorily to the minority." Mr. Mondou-firoceeded to state that there was lots of things besides reci- procity which had affected the verdict of the people on September 21st. He denied that the prime 'minister and Mi. Monk had ever differed on the question, but even if they did they were then on the opposition benches. There was no difference now. - No Question of Policy. Toronto Telegram (conservative) A quibble, unworthy of Hon. R. 1. Borden, was expressed in the argument embodied in Mr. Borden's definition of the difference between ihe Monk poliey and the conservative ' policy in rela- tion to Canada's duty towards the defence of muritinie freedom. ! Canada did not understand that the difference between Mr. Borden and Mr. Monk was a difference on the juestion of fact as to whether Britain needed help. ras Canada hoped that the difference between Mr. Borden and Mr. Monk was more thin a difference on the Question of policy, as to whether Can- ada should help Britain, Britain's need may be a question of fact on which Mr. Borden and Mr. Monk may safely disagtee, _ Canada's duty is*no question of pol- icy, but a question of principle on which Canadians are going to line up against the Monks. and the Bourassa's, irrespective of what Hon. R. 1. Bor den may do or leave undone. The poist that Hon. R. L. Borden overlooked in his speech is that Can- ada's duty in the defence of maritime freedom is not a question of fact, or a question of policy, but a question of principle, AN AWFUL DUEL THIS, Fiery Chaps in Pris aud Neither : Nor Kiss, Paris, Nov. 28. --Anopher growing out of the Lamgevin-Curie affair took place without any harm being done. Gustave Thery, who gave publicity to certain letters al- ope bo have jen rite by Mme. 2 0} « Langevin, was hal- lenged by the professor to a combat of uhusual severity. ' gd were chosen, and when they met gevin' was accompanied by several other professors and. mem- bers of the French Institute. - The en- . . directed by Professor Paul Painleve, of the faculty of 8 at Paris ymiversity. : the word was given paither adversary del comiter was 1st. John's Bazaar His Come fo a lodge, No. 114, LOOF., held its semi- apnual election of 'offigers in its ball, King street, last' evening, there being lelected for the first half of (912: VG, Roy yi; trom her face with: |[Megus: : out pain, danger or detention indoor, | Allen; financial secretary, AN R, Lard Simply use ordinary mereolived wax, [ner; trustees, Gilbert Belfie; Frederick condugted the service in the Salvation Re oa ance was fairly good. stationed here years ago, and found very few of the & Green, lumber merchants and street, seriously ill. a close on Saturday evening, and las night" a big dance ner's hall for: takes place to-night. the Parmenter had the misioriune to burn her hand quite severely with hot wax yesterday viNidial treasurer of the W.C.T.U., isin Toronto, attending the session of Ontario executive committee have taken over the management the Star amusement parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Megos, {being the asthor. It makes a 28, 1911. THE TOWN OF GANANOQUE. Successful Close. | Gananoque, Nov, IR ~Gansngqne Kewp; NG., Johs Andersen: George Maston; treasurer, |. EK recording secretary, © Clarke doyd and George Taylor Major fadeon Millar, of Tosonto,| last Evening, his topic Modern Gideon." being The attend- The major was as cadet iwenty-three id corps out to greet him. dames Taylor, of the firm of Taylor coal fedlers, is confined to his home, Stone St. John's bazaar was brought to wis held in Tue which Lee's orchestra urnished music. The grand drawing y £00 ¥ Mise RB. 6G. Aikens, stenographer for & DBullosk company, Mrs. B. O. Britton, King street, pro- the Messrs. I). Johnson and G. E. Ward of hall. Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Meggs, spending the past two weeks with the former's Garden street, left, at noon, yesterday, fortheir home at Low Station, Que. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Driseoll, Mr. and Mrs. © Jamhes McPherson and Mr. amd Mrs. FF! H. 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