The Daily YEAR 82, NO « - N Bee Pens Bee A AB - » SOME OTTAWA GLIMPSES i ee es A BG BRB BRS Gadsby Taya 4 ! + ' +> v Special Correspondence by H. ¥ dp A BB AR How Glengarry Made Good | arrose Sern ee es ep BA AY bona aaa out the eS I am jelgium creed for and politics Fhe Fog other their got 1 all worked they enant Lhe rms an't there und that | Brigadier turning first call to men mn is iki in Canada Colonels and 10m San lozen have lable supp lHeutenant who s the st. part people and on Col consti Brigadier eral id tidy ell for f come irst th Br nt it the gadier s ome first working IE yale will iewhere that Canadian ther day consider that 3 may pre eation Si ixteen lor a thirty gadier-Bri army Brigadier: yusand nothing way of ounts turn olonel. mber exer- the King's for Scrofala things like that, but when comes to curing people of being civil jans., by making them honorary col Sam has the King James's and forty handy tedonule PERCE of arking SOT but longer what Sir Sam 1 the However: | Sar \ nd press loesn"t 10 I'he 10 turning when he da at Stuar pu they had ninke out One honorary I'h cised and teutenan! made yOu may remus nant hecause had ea touch prontotion didn't One but \ thing battlefront Fog! tawa eithey from th field real I'he tand that thi onels beaten wavs he Ww Charles's In 'arliament it that law room ex fact is 80 at ill need to pass a I agail e in kee have settlers is countr ror Honorary have cept Colone We mu © honorary square mile if su naturally takes ov these an hon it takes where everybody doesn't colonels I colonel recruit considerably Lieut cannot want Chink in the hand hon- mud, I'he honor for over belong to If the home guard gadding about in the danger zone, be ex t not lack laud beau lot of itenan ROW 0 \ ( aver « vou Hike 1 ¥ it ipstanding | I Macdon fought | I'he thirstier Khaki 80 hoson © 10 I f orary colonel the more to fit there awn t ong £ teutenant little i ) in cloth shrinks le pindl | ny moisture and tier the dry canteen honorary | Know leg ind moustac 10 honorary thd rall off which will explain t about tied like ng Ww to 1d YW il and Hi Macdonald why he uniform. What un for does he in when he haps little way? t other Any he will 1} iform eplaced ) d up ge it YOU Tay On fh Hind nd ¢ Heutenant \werage No hi think how orary colonel blood colonels shoes service the home guard 3 signs of foreign « mntries honorary drop courage ou their lable spotless keeps Ww powder ou 1 en 1 ! | no no | when Hie t enlisted Ihe ou ie ide tnd him up lary have your mind be t war only y Mac 18 footer, Lientenan Ie donald, | ern of a shows apy | | | | | has wd 1 ho look lentenant Of in Rarer he colonels may his is part spoil if I rote Foghor ( te out of Macdonald | « ) but their Cost home to ons a the complaint to make about the he had he did say thi but 1 can't I'he Lieutenant didn't « his Glengarr 1 1 to which riend desire not other day ai h nove uniforms a long heen hut kept waiti | money Like olonel honorary without real col 1 Henry Ford believe m officer the Ow eace the get uniform i | bloodshed, and though to under Cae CCM HT 1d 1 : Morning After Was your husband delighted with the Christmas gift yvu put-on the tree for him? ef him ten Y op out I bad it chdrged. ~ , Ranous, bury, 14; Mrs British Whi EE i LD LU... } Bs gl n v | & KINGSTON, THE DONATIONS FROM NOV, INT IO DEC. IST, 1915 Many Sources \ Ie Gifts Come From Vaud \ Variety e Very Acceptable- Of Provided Goods ross St 1 M Mr cla Syd Mr pair dozen I Bett K ne Andre re Mau Da <8 of W lam 8 et Chur Kingst Ang Batemal Mrs Mr Ir essing gauge ne band gauze M pair on cholera M Mrs Ww dozen Sponge Mary Kk M one scar tes burg Jones scarf Kea two 01 two W eighteen pais pillow pair rolls Mrs ladies lip wri X maj laylo t Westbrook pyjama Be ase shirts Mis pair wood Fay pounds Cre Mi Myr p MeBroon M S04] Ss wo Pherson Craig choler sock socks one pairs hed bandages ten night shirts pair socks: Mrs socks, Membe day schoo Barrietield socks, one pair wristlet Gardiner, two pairs socks Crisp, one pair socks; Mrs Neal, one palr socks pair t Mrs. K socks, Mrs one pair pillows burnie, twelve iss Elbelyue socks, old cotton; 8Sr., donation of tea Pear! Richard Mi and garettes, Battersea Mrs Mowa Ma Mark eleven Mrs M three | Bair pair] r f St Sun- | pair | | one w ri alr pairs | | jan bed | rawford two Shephard. Mrs jars Mowat Mrs oulton, Glex jelly and two pairs Neil Polson | { Work For Red Cross Rocks Mrs. Paul pair; Mrs. Bateman, three Mowat, two pair; Miss pa! Miss Muckleston Miss Mary Wilton Mrs. E. J. Lake Ellis, one pa No. 1, three ders, two pair; Mrs Cornelius Smith Miss Gibson, one three pair; Mi Mrs, G. Pyke one pair; Mrs palr, Mrs. George three pair, Mrs. Wilson pair Miss Sawyer, four pair Miss | Going, two pair; Miss McMahon, one! pair; Mrs. R. J. Corbett pair Mrs. J. W. Corbett, four Mr Sharp, one pair Mrs one pair; Mrs. Henderson, one pair; Mrs M. Adams, one pair; Mrs. W. Gill, one pair; Mrs. Flynn, two pair; Miss Crisp, two pair; Mrs. Colin McPher son, one pair, Mrs. FF. W. Meagher, one pair; Mrs Headley two pair Miss Strange, two pair bed Miss Mullin, Wolfe Island, six pair; Miss Nicholson, one pair; Miss Connor, one pair and one pair bed, Mrs. Pol lie, twll pair; Mrs. Empey, two pair Pneumonia jackets--Mrs. Hysop foar; Mrs, Hanson, two: Miss Adam one; Miss M. Sharp, one; Mrs, Card, Wolfe Island, twelve: Mrs Kidd six Pads. -- 136 Ordnance venteen; Mrs. J. C. Hendry, tweive Miss Lillers, ten; Mrs. Richards, six Miss D. Goodwin, twelve; Mrs. Card, Wolfe Island, eighteen, Miss Cart- wright, two, Mrs. PG. Campbell three; Mrs. Scalley,/six Rolled bandeges Miss Doris Hartrick, twenty-four; Miss - Hague, ten, Miss MaCauley, thirty-six; Pearl Huut, twelve Mrs. Weldon, nine, gauze; Mrs. Hanson, Mrs Aber- nethy, Mrs. Gow and Mrs. Hewitt 216 ganze, Mrs. Scalley, box of ban- dages; Mrs. Paul Richards, sixty-five; 136 Ordnance street, ffty-tiiree; Mrs Gill, 156. Pyjamas Mrs pair; Miss M. Lesslie. Wolfe Island Miss Butler, one pair Night Shirts. Mrs. Hubbell, Mrs. Card, Wolfe Island, 12; Mrs Muiltn Wolfe Island, 3. Mrs. Ranpous, Wolfe Island, 12; Miss Fraser, 2; Mrs. J. R. Henderson, Mrs. G Pyke. 6: Mrs. Cornelius Smith, Ssa- Butler, 2. Abdominal Bandages ling, 6; Mjss Anderson, Church, 170. Nightingales Army Shirts, Wolfe Island, 4 Triangular Bandages 133 Eye Fomentations. -- Miss Muckles ton, 72; Gordon White, 75. Richards pair Connell one Mrs tw pair hospital pail Mrs A McKenzie R Verna Wormwith | | 0 one pair one R Saun Miss pair, Mi pair; Mrs Sanderson, ong Mrs pair one pair; Sunbury pair; Mrs Richards pair; one WwW one Miss Saunder Reid | | pair Ross two ] four Charles Ganan SAauve 1 | | | | | | one pair wal street, se €. Harey six pair one Wo Mrs a o Mrs Queen Dow" St Mrs. J Mis a Kelly, Mallens, Work By Societies. Collegiate lestitute--Cruteh pads, 17. towels, 31, wash cloths, 25; triapgular bandages, i896. 8t. George's Mothers' Meeting. -- '| AfTads | i | Sehool Cla pair. f ONTARIO, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 30, 1915 KITCHENER AND GREY IN PARIS. Photo Ministers of War and Foreign vattend a War Council in Paris shows British ol thell wah 6 body binders, #1 wipes, 111 B.B. handy handage {py la Ipa uth 1 dozer Daugh Luke to note pa handker- soap bags, ends ( pipe dope garettes, gales, pene gun 1.O.D.K Belle- pillows 4 roll absgor bandages, | SOap, pens X pads 1 tin pieces post 1 package wdages apie towels 1 Inst 15 omen sock Method bandage Spence 15 gauze 20 pa 0cks cakes 12 AS Night nr Queen Street packages stationary, 1 clot nd Oxo cotton envelope } can mitts cocoa, 12 tion Iriangular I wa Class linen Covers pad [ care be neu wool nuts bv dies pairs; pad 4 old Cotton Is 1 ckory 1 { pueumonia jack I" ut eumonia jackets, ( WT Pads, Andrew's" Po pads tie qe S00 Aid I Committee of the Patrio- Red Society, Ganano- 1,000 pads, 1500 mouth wipes, wash cloths, 70 triangular baud ages, 100 head Su AL ae Miss Ma« 6 lbs. candy Balgrieve Station, Red Cross #0- 133 triangular bandages, 824 packages absorbent cotton, 2 shirts, 30 towels, bandages. Red Cross Society cloths dozen Turk- 2 dozen socks, 2 dozen 1,000 moutly 1 gica shyterian n Rocks, >» and Cross pn ) Cull la Socks, pair nee Hat night Jamas Vietory X 2 py K my pai 1 ows ghirts, 11 bh pairs Chapter a shirts clet pound setls pyjamas I low case Wilton Bran dozen [LODE Pads | i Do d i Perth Ro: shirts, eal Ciicle night Goodwin's S80 higndage Wolfe Island 1 Maple 1 sock Miss 1 rs 2 face pal oth 1 Sunday i pairs pyjama Ladi Hnonia wipe Mrs eet Mi and old Mi linen Renfr el night Whylock 12 Madoc, jacl army shirt Ladie H We pyjama throok 1 Johu Cla 10 pillow tages linen BI pillow B1 irt i Abdor barn shirt Ladit bandage 100 of Sunbury er, Dunsford Ol¢ rk trianngulan dages w Canadian Red 192; gauzy SPONKes, 200; COMPresses anch k Glenburnis ( SS Sure | { VY jaa 00 pads stump dressings, Odessa Red kerchiefs z wipes ANZ 196, gauze i 1 dozen wash wipes 12 pyjamas pillow slips, ravze Donations (0 Queen's Hospital ag Wextord iT towels 26 de handkerchiefs bandages cloth i] Ih hed jacket shirts The Quinte I Belleville--20 pyjamas Sir John Milton 2 26 Cross dozen hand cloths, feather 12 4 1 pil night pairs sheets 12 dozen mouth lows 10 t shirts socks Tweed night Chapter, bed jacket SH 5 12 2 2 Women's Institute. ----153 fry compresses dozen pads, 320 hundles, 12 packages wipes, 4 wash rags, I box absorbent gauze, bo dozen bandages; wipes | THE SPORT REVIEW | Fominy th has captain of the Quebec Joseph Malone ha 1912 LOD 1 feather Milton alr Chapt pillow Sm been elected N.H A team been captain since Frank Patrick again with the team, after last season has turned Vancouver being out hockey of the game out The Guelph O.A.C.. rink collapsed from the weight of snow on the roof The rink was built by the students Hamby Shore, who has been the centre of a great deal of conftoversy this winter, surprised the hotkey fol- lowers by turn! ont with the Ot tawae BE Torcuto News: If Corawall evef wins the eastern group of the O.H.A. there will be plenty of trouble for the big association! Several of the players have figured In the semi«pro- | fessional lacrosse series of the N.L.U. A wholly military hockey team is a new thing to Toronto. Here in Kingston, it is not, for this city bad the 14th Regiment team in the O.H. | A. senior series about tem years ago. Dunnville were fined ten deliars for fallare to have a complete team ready at the advertised time in the same at Hamilton on Menday Two of their players had been holidaying | | in Pembroke. and owing to poor | : train connections did not arrive until LOCATION OF RUSSIAN ATTACKS | after the firkt period had beéh piay- The map showing the location] ed. of the eastern battlefront shows the ----- direction of the new Russisu attacks| Mark Tooze of Torouie, whe piay- by arrows. The main assaults being| ed goal for the Toroutos, St. Cathar- SECOND SECTION 0 WHEN SHALL Wl Dur Montrea I two Laval, Arnold | named player came. to Brophy he "What Is Your War Record?" Will Be Asked. STRONG CONDEMNATION SELFISH JUDGE over rained J thinks that Fred Fulton beat Willard b ham I'hat is one Marty ( Willard at various Mike Collin's fighter has a good chance to providing he can pun pion the midsection spot where ted Marty itler, wh times in Jess can't take \ (811 INDIFFERENCE KY BARRON OHA and contains 1 of - President John Ross Robert Ww Hew the cutive ictoria \nn Who Makes a Telling Recruiting Ad at Ayr--When the War I= the Will Be the The out tain new ua 1 » pages pictures dress land in khaki Dwight Turner the member tures of the of Toronto teams champions for included. The complete the three series, as well ing rules and other part of the >t Over Patriots A and Leaders Ex and of iN V University Ay f and ire meetin senior jun on last season Judge Barron spoke to schedule ! as the interesting Annual the ge of 1 pi ecall sv! ence, af narks spoke in as follow When we fat i] the cruel Nd VAR . e man 10 brutally murdered are a 1 only ¥ 4 anit I'he Campbellford dropped out of the leaving Belleville 1 Electric youngsters honors, Campbellford into the O.H.A. this cluded that the town stand the expense the advent of Lindsay mediate group ties junior team ha I' exan dovs profit to junior group ndsay, and the to fight rman da and might with ad for break a 0 the i antage 14 jus ng remem bel the millions HET hon OU 1 rivate will hard : 2 tong of Uk of two teams, ahd common ni become inited apd solid I be nto the ir I dit : who fight a 8 added the gh wo © in the mil champ f A tra feated Eddie McGoort middleweight Et utateh ly m of 1 d cans I noand ave thought wr have worl can round punished threw up witnessed 100 heir Seon plete comi MeGoorh I'he ig boro FRANCE WANTS ENERGETIC WAR. General Gallieni Sways Sen- ate For New Class of Recruits. 0 ein obsession, 0 Severe h ¢ ) ¥ the other haod, he peru Sponge 16 u by 000 nd our « al occasional ontent t ordina ing from on pursuiis eritic dying ind happi nteg anyt it For bur te tL LO encourage ) 12¢ npty lown the fooler e pay ot ometine { Foster recent must i Hr George Paris, Dec. 30 ago France she wants and tc sources nister of war to approve the ber of deputie n giving 1917 of recruit Gén. Gallleni's remarks with prolonged applause 'Whoever says a word of the streets considered zen contifued the min "Mothers are mourning sous hey want them to be avenged The 1917 class will the assent of the nation. Tt charged with the instruct these pare them for which will not end before France, accord with her allies, says I I have obtained what I wanted sume my work or peace Redoubled applause interspersed with shouts of 'Excellent!" cams from the entire senate, which as a mark of honor. Returning t« ministerial seat, Gen. Gallieni ed the gongratulations of his gues The upper house immediately pas the bill and authorized the pub posting of minister's address n months To-day nouncement Eightee peace anerget all h ni, the enate cham 1 wanted that we give war end Gen Sty and cl our « extent most Aly ng eque al ft th huudre 10 un » that will u er 16 ee Gallie asking of Cone none y with n t said mi. [Hon dollar and will be accepted approv | the the him the Jan, 6th were greeted n b every 1 who action spa of patriotisn class ror shall 'We Wake fo forget that oul home are sal the othe thank for he forfeits our daily with When when When We seem n Up? Wi nd if ale n t war pea ce bad ster ; protected oul is a ( daughter e from ity t wives and fun vhou . y 9 i fellow ang life ion Tero i= not for lost { his voeut we have to t be that : should leave still cont 1 n I 1 before nue demands t th duty young the great tha 108¢ ity ended nk we ou 2 pa receive and shall } h o word, of pathy men and pre- i" After there I tell you tor this wile ontest up i wa ve then will it may then I be then repeats "if not slop; I be an he ane wan awakening late There w imiversal question, the ude bit re too same that claimant for preferment f the Civil War Whether it Le or munictpEr pol be m a whether it social ladder or private com put to every after the the United federal ! whether close © in drose the v State in provineial rece t 1 ri 0 oll i pr} Hea oy public life of the in business Lhe whe rungs ther it he sed t imiversal t OU What do hetter helped when if when khaki the fighting man doing the energie our private left we this awful I thoughts CARY our continue ndifference then thie What yours gn he 14 fon What cannot We Ww petition one que will u Nu Aeph our lic the be 3 recor we thar What He Wanted An officer of engineers of the construction of a built through a swampy section or dered a young lieutenant to take fifteen men and cross the swamp Being particularly energetic and and only accustomegl to overcoming anything [mpire in the way of obstacles, the engineer' giv, was surprised when the lleutenant jg reported he could not do it, the mud |was too deep The colonel recommended him try again. which he did, returning with the men covered with mud. HH: approached the colonel "Colonel," he said over the men's heads cross!' The colonel a requisition for sary for a safe passage, and the! lieutenant applied for "Fifteen men, gn eighteen feet long, to cross a swamp fifteen feet deep" | 10 wy harge being in road cane insignia ade in demand it without f our nit the we little deliverance Ir what give to only secon and snd feit o any, of our blood wealtl out an ap YO many frozen th and to thetic t ( I=, answer to ¥ is Wi £7 wi dishonor question con to for jumper, favor in the people over th home 10 ake might 1 others t f him recor 1 us everias ng it remember | that [he was American stayed "the mud cannot is | the bounty tnfanious found eyes [the & wan make anything neces ordered him to i who at mo ney {that he re 1 ng for fish but they omes to There n the as are were trifie shy hai just ever as good caughi when may - | Bea by | may | swallowing the Love and coins be tested be it the ring a NEW YEAR PUZZLE, pillow slips, 7: army Night shires, 73 . 7: abdominal bandages angef Torportus. northwest of Tehartorusk and north| ines, and Trenton in the ald days of the fly-by-night pro. hockey league, 3 ; tsa Sil UM Here is Old Father Time and bis scythe Little New Year is also in the picture. See if you can find dim by cutting oul the black pieces 'aad putting them twgether correctly, t