LB I trent an, ett | | | { | | | | | YEAR RZ. NO. 2073 KINGSTON, ONTARIO FRIDAY, DECEMBER 1 SECOND SECTION NO BLUE RUIN OUTLOOK ee] TTT Tee amd |THE ALLIES ARE READY OVER IN THE OLD COUNTRY: gem FOR ANY MOVE OF ENEMY Major (Rev.) Thomas J. Thompson Eulogizes the Canadian | ih seit) Opening of Third Phase of Balkan Campaign Anxicusly Troops' Behavior---He is Full of Optimism After aE eb Awaited by All Belligerents-- Teutons Watch Six Months' Service. Rh a A Roumama---Massing of Troops in Belgium. Ottawa, Dec. 18 here are e Ca ! g Station in Fr : NEW HAVANA BRACE TR i Lon people look ng + OUR Dy E ; Mt : Bo : Che i Grand stand at Oviental Pari avana, Cuba, whore the 100-day | glo Fren i Sanat laa Major oe} Ls i » 2 ttle i winter meeting of the Cuban vy Clab cpened on Dec, 16h I is | Ure K Thofason. who is returming to O the finest stand ever crete] at winter track and compares favorably jSrrongy 190 Ine A Raion Na He comes back wit I op Tommy Atkins | with the best in Aeviea Fae ba ting ving is under the stand aad pad- | daily. the ay d on avy - are y [ 8 ( dork i eon in rear { --- | Campaign, which opened with t | re Y rel nthe Nea base t Salonika timistie view of the the Allie : e Britis vy. He is a mal Teutonic ion of Serbi; I ist for ti me g and make We h the German 1 | te rop « the a a er ru I ¢ pend | defeat of he n ' f t Ww fre t n he lie ' 1 . $a 1 western front the western front I | 1 h o 4 { Internati not ween {the people of i belligerent cou i St ort ome from Hol perfectly satisfied of that the | i. N rit ' t 0 p [tries are anxiou 4 : y h : Germans know iit ¥ elq \ | = : he ; Ee y ' 3 tration of German iermans know it too ¥ k | t a 4 . . ry 1 . . = ~ 4 next mov parmie 1 Belgi 1 abd 1 uxemburg a year, but we are goi irive 1 { ) VOCASH : I free-si e, Vv pro 1{ It ome | : : ; g 111s : i ( i proved | seems fairly we ett wat | with the fi of striking a blow ermans on \ 1 Lp linns were asked to supply a zzle i \ al Sature Bight, [the Bulgarians do n« intend 1 grout permits of it t N.H.A fiers "0 ng tL ove i £ n v4 vv y 1 ni ¥ } ! diers are putting r tr b rom western orms oodstock man, though 1} 3 1 esider et Quinn{likely cause dissensions in th otin-| part e country jis a sea bf mud all the time You hear i The from Queen's ' x yo 1 1 g in Ontario of t N Manager | fry which alr is uneasy wer nw hi 1 he uicide for any the German spy system or rait Number and number ; vingstone of the 1 to that| the Bulgarian occupation « Monas a B tera nt ar Pongive hear much about ou y tt sland of Lemnos and 3 » . ockey club has de eff e tle W e pra cal-" tir Also it is not believed that { is doing the Work iro ave earn cided not lispose of any more than | i sli ea the Austrians and Germans } tance: The Germans found t t dg b along the western line : three hosp umber 1 went frou - itt g play Gustin, the vade Greece, an action which woul At the pre it moment the greater reputati to any one ficient troops available to e 21st Te torial div , t 1 the 2 I I Tid i ' ¢ p nlayse prevent specu [ ople realize the |} caps Entente Allie guard a section our fre v va &r t Cair nde h kicker works in a foot The speculation naturally they n tr I Ww . v a game wher field muddy do with the Y t hrough tt 1 eo British cers hb 1 1 " through m he Bri o' t thers x p Tor Ne Ih to | Betwes ¢ he bs ised in a tions Ihe heard of this, and quietly put ¢ 5 y 3 } v} tat t } Canad y3pit hocke i ers w jumped to the gh sc ne in t t dur 0 be con Guards division | I f h 3 sig & : | q : y y fall w T i % {oubl i § Cf ind Lic % 3 | Co n 101 have been want¢ in| Ing é 1 I wa ¢ € I'he jand Doiran ead, double strer 1 d wi dot ) ' t t thoy r y te ' soaked 1 ble supplies of bomb When tl from Canads ; $ thoy are good ef ] ne L the" weight 1 Boat | lanrni hy Gorial Mie ap te vere simply | Was som { surprised t wy ; ous western leagud 1 | hi \ d thi eig o about | temp P } htente ie INVENTIONS OF ENEMIES : ans cam Vv wer 1 v ; i tht r and Nn Af eight pou from the one pou tre mown down They | 000 men from this count ; | 3 and no defeats i = or tt oo . Ned § weighed } © game commend 14 \ i It is demonstarted every day that repi 3 4 n ibe Hockey League One thi Sah ' ' Russia Denies Swedish Germano- the British and French are better Viat pi lo y« me frou ; ; RN ae 1 : % ' hil Cooper reet, Ottawa inni g ha refused permission ) military observ that er- | phil I'he Canadian boys both at the turned out that 1 1a ve rofessional hockey oront gram I'he H mans will have to ) clo i JO 1 < espateh root ar I at Shi nelif r or luct i vh ] rere - v stg to pl with the amatenrs in|has camped on the trail of the tourist lon the Roumanian side, not only { from the Lrogrs ni-ofticial news 0 Ln "" sShornelifte are cond { I" ose i i f q » 1 tl ns Iv naw th th red \ yt A ¢ t leag I'he pros ave } hockey | ri the species is al-!cause of the danger 2 1emse es 1 a way y the credit Sal 1 \ i i : ! ; p I a ely ind of Canada I wa 8 ctiol however, i 6 Khaki 1 MOL a8 ¢ ney as. lhe « They | entering the war ag nst 1 | Official denia to réports on tha-train in England with a Brit rot in I¢ ent w Orleans ish general officer who told me that took oh on a I t leaving ! general officer 1 d me p i horing republic and to-day the O. H. thongh not! z ha i )f the ffect the Russian troops y first | border Reports men same footi would e foolish indeed if they fos- to meet the threat f tussian r published in Swedish news tered home for hin n the neigh- vasion th y t nia, whi ¢ va pe of Germanophile tendencies the Canadian soldier was a splendid | t lr ne n Find the | | y . : p The 30 n « s well satisfied | A. ar it considered foolish It is recently 1 ot heer t sight of 0 of tron re gather r oO a type of man He said his sister] load ' sent on to Egypt - fg Ya 3 : | 3 % I sati i : I ) £ rong, a gathering on the ! 8 P t e wi the Red Sox finished | lived near Shorncliffe, and was en-| and ep iis Lic zoing to 2 ot \ Ih is 1 3 i + thusiastic about the Canadian bo t I 1 nd wa . a wisi 3 ¥ eason, and no efforts are to {land cl a ; re red he hast geo Salonika Strengthened I'he ficial statement making It is indeed very exceptional to find gent to spits : to trade any players at the I Fo b+ and Th New York Wherever the Germans move they « ial say This report the + Canadian who is not on. his good APT. BOY-ER | opening of the league meeting, ac-| Giants are ba ked by good people. | wif] find the Entente Allies prepared. | source and intent of which it is not : AT A he ed | cording to Owner Lannin But nobody would care to call them ' benavior Improves Men i : Selon: ill very well to argue that the Cleve ---- We frantier Salonika is being made stronger wry to explain, like other news ,. LJ : laily, and has the backing of war merely a speci % onvinced that t en + he arid onan Walters Knox of « lig v s «t 8 1 tallir » 1 of fanciful and © r Opportunity of Chaplain. . : ul take art i ye giv afe \ y ] ritlia vho ol Ciderdtand hips, as also has Gallipoli Peninsu 1 anciful and malevolent Th portunity of ti haplai : : Yer and tne ol re t ach Picton, left for the easterr Mo & 1 we understand | 5 where the Entente positions | in 1tio f enemies of the Entente e 0 2 ) 1 chaplain 1 il ome back better me t tord . z | the definition of & 4 g - is at th Dh g camp not it the | ; ne { SLordey LAgL Yaar He fooR te S \. definition of an ama- | jjkewise have been strengthened 8 @ e 1g Ca Ss, at e t , o 1 s rtuni 1 iar Res > > ur is at i z res av e- | mm d ; I I mg man's opportunity l BONAR LAW PRAISED chi ifter the first two games, | teur that a man who goes to Cleve- | phe Russians are believed by the front At the front the chaplain} t t t y hat h land ang ret jolt lg r : " ! ine of J thie ate thing that has evel an | ant cton won their group kis land and gets a job for playing military authorities to be able to | eat command: of language is the dimmes ind of a figureheac } 1 . d there is nspira . i | + x I 8 ¢ sre ¢ TS ; " | - g | taken place and there is an inspira-| ye. patriotic Speech He is Hailed | Knox gets away to a good early | hockey is a disreputable person Who | scope with any army the Teutonic! netin lessens a woman's matri As you know, it is impossible to have[ (ion in being connécted with it. The | t ith the bos and should 1Y [oneat to be put in jail, but if he N il he R 5 ade a X CS a It + A y Ma : . x remier | star v e boys, ¢ 8 1 8 i i powers can collect on the Roumanian m g hance church parades because the Germans | c..adians are making great name As Next Premier % goes to somewhere in Ontario on the | . ------ ---------- . tg would drop a bomb in the service for themselves as fighters and as | London Dec 17 Until w | -- | same basis, it's all right MR When the men come out of the|l = Great credit is being given to | there has been some prejudic 1 So great has the skating craze be- | RA trenches, they are too tired to want... 99,4 Battalion composed of |Unionist circles against Bonar Law's | came at New York that the supply of SIR JOHN FRENCH'S VISIT ton is remembered It was on June 1st, 1910, that he came heére in the| x are t 10 times as many French of the chaplains are eager to get to| are no tims BARY all Unionists expect him to he the { ly s 'over there as there are the trenches. It may be the poetic | Canadians over there as there a next premier | -- to talk religion; the ant to go 0 | pranoh-Canadians I heard most! leadership, but his patriotic speech |giee) blades ran out last week. Fac i hed. Tae chaplain has no oppor splendid reports of it They are|in the House of Commons has done | tories are working day and night| To Kingston in 1910--The Recom- | tunity at the front to comfort the |' \ ag al t ssipate the old pre-| ing wounded. as. thay Bre immediately | PTAYe and eflicient men. and a credit 3. good deal 0 aj sipate the old bre-| with a view to meeting the demand mendations: Heide. Fo eg ARE WoW to French Canada. It is a pity there | Tudice. The entire press hails him at To have been sent to Can- Sir John French's visit to Kings sen « » spitals f \ w_ | 88 @ LSM § v firs < : " s f | a hospita an -| 88 a statesman of the first rank and | 44 for those not in use on this side | ® ptr eas areopeeep The Northern Baseball League, | course of his tour of inspection of | side of the work, hut that is all. He cannot go into the trenches: the au-| KAISE R WIL IL STAY HOM} ithalifirs, sottior in 4 naw wi yal h Included Duluin, St Boniface, the Canadian militia His reception | | $ innipeg and several other clubs, | wag enthusiastic Reporting later thorities will not allow him The ts i he the: 1 ¢ tia hi > : haplains who have gone to the front Has Returned to Berlin After Long bil Hing Mp The nal lo seull 5! also show signs of cracking under|gn the Canadian citizen army, then chaplains Ay vitls anadiz Z y, come back satisfied that the opportu- | Journey. 5 . , but a tiny affair as we know the Ca nity to do real service is in the train- | Berlin, via London, Dec 17 nadian expeditionary force of to-day, g the f 4 i ing camps and in the hospitals." The official announcement is made he made following criticisms Major Thompson went over to! that the German Emperor, after a Insufficiently developed orgabiza- | | tion England with the Divisional Engi-|long journey to the armies under | neers who left Ottawa last wring. | Field Marshal von Hdndenburg's Inadequate knowledge of higher |§i Later he was sent to Cairo as chap- | chief command, and an inspection of |: command ! lain to the hospital there supplied by | the naval plants at Libau, has arriv- |} Test qualifications not strictly en } the Canadian Army Medical Corps. [ed in Berlin, where he will remain forced ------ for some time Rank and file not compelled to ful Hard to Leave. a fil their engagements It was hard to tear myself away | Winter Tours to California, Ete. -- FT ------ BR . = Too much ceremonial infantry {§ . from the work. One gets so taken | At this season many are planning |¥ drill : : | up with it But a minister with a {winter tours Considerable num- ) His opinion of the Canadian. sol- | ow oln n charge cannot get away in fairness hers annually visit the ever popular | # diers has changed since that day, as} to his congregation for a longer time | California resorts, while many choose | 38 N d S g &® his glowing reports from the iront than six months I am strongly in| ihe flowers and sunshine of Florida, | ; have repeatedly shown a L an L favor of six months' service for chap- | together with the very even climate. | 3 5 2 - - Lt $ lains The Bishop of London takes aEsiher 1 to modern railway facili-|} KINGSTON GRADUATE NURSE. | FINE ASSORTMENT TO SELECT FROM ALL the view that it would be much bet-|ties. an extensive trip, both interest- . . Xtensiv 1 Appointed Matron of Fleming Conva- r ter to provide chaplains for siX|ing and educational, may he made |f] f 4 LOW PRICED months' periods. In this way the|with the speed and comfort at a com- | ) : lescent Home, Ottawa. most suitable men could be obtain-| paratively small cost. Why not in- Cy 0 J The Ottawa. Free Press says: "The || ed. I think that is right. Clergy-| vestigate? i | Sir Sandford Fleming convalescent i WE ARE SHOWING MANY LINES OF NEW men who have charges cannot get The Canadian Pacific Railway of- 1 home for invalided soldiers will prob- § away for longer terms than siX|fers particularly good service to De- : ably be open for patients shortly af-| GOODS SUITABLE FOR GIFTS. ter Christmas The military hos months, while as a rule they are the | troit, where direct connection is made ) 3 i : ins | "lori i i HE advertisements of leading merchants ap pitals commission has appointed Miss J SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY: men more desirable as chaplains for Florida. Direct connection is pias th th 'lergymen who have no 3 ade @ "hic ints oi Madeliene Maclaren, Pembroke, to hig iol dt ; 2 train. Bo ii K pearing daily in the ¢ solumms of THEE BRIT- h be matron of the new home Miss BR [Ladies' All Silk UndersKkirts $1.99 "Lieut-Col. (Rav.) R. H. Steacy is The Dining, Parlor and Sleeping | NM ISH WHIG present unlimited offer ings of an MacLaren comes splendidly endorsed fi Lad 3 Q, Caderalis $1 49 filing Go pogitigh: of diredior of Car Servis! is uptodate. Those attractive and seasonable character suitable for by the Kingston General Hospital, A01eS k Satin RACLSKIris ¢ chaplains with great success. He is| contemplating a trip of any nature Ly : ti 5 er Tn he where she received her training pre- Ladies' Silk Waists, all new $1.49 to $3.75 a broad-minder, capable man. Rev. will receive full information from |gN ( nristimas, a careful perusal of w hich W il faciii- hai 10 taking PO rad dat Ouiges I adi . Sh rt Kim na 38¢ to $1 00 in New Yor She is giving her sér- a €8 3 or OTS » A. N. Gordon, ig in France. Rev. Dr.lany C. P. R. agent, or write M. G. | ay . ER Sie svat Guthrie is at Shorncliffe. Rev. Mr.| Murphy, District Passenger Agent, 5 tate and make Christmas shopping profitable 3 | vices gratuitously in the desire to Ladies' Long Kimonas $1.00 up to $2.98 Baillie of i. Barnabas is one of the| Toronto and pleasant. ' Beip her country : Men's Dr r (3 chaplins, and alse Rev. Mr, Cornett | -------------- x TTT Men = essing 10WDS of Buckingham. Major (Rev.) KElms- Experience teaches us things we | [#8 : om o ; lh . The speech of the people often ley of Pembroke i: in Number 1! would racher not know. : ' makes us the rankest of cowards. | ---- ----------------" ------------ Ould Ireland is Sure In the Limelight mT : = . ; | | ie Ary { Me SOR <i DoT -- pd 4, LDonT ) |.5 ; IS 2:05, 7 My, O&AR oe, oNY : { (On, IRELAND ANT AND FURTHERMORE BY GOLLY Jeo! RUSS GERMANY HAS AQREA I You KNOW THAT, J ------ Is | Do You GUYS Kruou., HOS IND} ! se || 1k HAE NO ; ' INDI HAS! THE ARiay RUSSIA HAS A IRELAND z | Sf ~ ~ATEST Us "ToyTHE, FACT THAT AL Sa ARMY SOR BUT YOU'RE, Are YAT,A ALL? [leu who || [ane 3 0 2 GOT THE SREY or . | > AES LBRO WRONG J IRELAND LA THIN ST TN ' DANY IN cE (A Ppp THE » oT, NO arr | Gemma HAS, THe oy off Gare aresT ARMY N! - HAS THe GREATEST ARMY (TRELAND HAS : 41 \ wet: utp? ? Tre woRiD. ' . v, _ Cui ph