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se SIX I)! 12.75 SSQS I Shades ronl tho orthy ’mpir. Hesse )I [181' am] tfl able ;u (‘9 )laifl 11' 1X0 Twelve Pages F WESTERN TRIP Recruiting Officer, “‘4 Eighth Year Mewrs. Brick Cain, proprietors ESTER); TRIP ’of the tonsorial parlors,w Kent-st [cNeillie said the rwest, have donated the proceeds of TeViOUS session had Monday's business ($9.56) to the Pa- the council's very ,triotic Fund. The local committee ' W0 monthS' holi- Lis grateful to‘ the young men for West. He and Mrs. ‘3 their generosity. '- the SEE ictoria Counties; I 1gb at Seagrgve; i and Black River motor vehicles: . wridge in Peter he conveyance at. 9.30 a. m. visited, 33d as 1 few might get und also [rem same matter; a Lake Narrows ery at Bobcay- ,he county: Na- INSPECTION. will be visxted ‘THE LINDSAY POST ike in): ‘ b referred to and will be attain iation exception which we: municati ‘er commit 411 members )Ct adthead ountv uY, 888 it the firs 313 a! Agricul- :’ Insti- reported 37th. lots Jan 3h: Qing to land on Canadian soil. Im- mense crowds thronged the lower streets to‘ see any gun fire if action were to take place. E It appears to me that if war is ev- er to break out again, that Van- .couver and Victoria must be forti- ‘fied for protection’s sake, as today they are practically nseiess. The cities of the west haw teen boomed beyond an reason, and it would make your ire rise to see how the people of the east have been de- luded. CONTRIBUTED DAY'S PROCEEDS While at Vancouver the cruiser Rainbow had been in the harbor keeping an eye on the Komatu Karu, the vessel laden with Hindus desir- ing to land on Canadian soil. Im- IvIcNeillie had a very plehsanfc trip, and he had attended a politiCul meeting where Redmond Roblin had spoken and other noted'men.‘ The speeches were of a very high order, and were very interesting. In Saskat- chewan there were a great many well settled farms, while farther on were the mighty Rockies, snow capp- ed in the middle of summer. The scenery was so beautiful that we n.-. so beautiful that we re- Major J. Bobcay‘geou Falls, and days’ trip iitary offici s'ton. Recruiting for the second Cana- dian contingent in Quebec is going on swiftly and already out of the four companies that are to be mobilized from this district, one company is fglly manned from volunteers of the 9th Regiment of Fusiliers, wholly composed of French-Canadian mem- bers. {Svecml to The Poet.) QUEBEC, Oct. 28.â€"-A letter re- ceived here yesterday from one of the Quebec volunteers in the first Cans:- dian contingent, says that out at sea. r. German spy was caught on one of the transports. The letter says that the man was disguised as a. Canadian soldier, hav- ing been at the Valcartier camp throughout the whole length of the 111311081“ res. The letter comes from George Matte, a local constable, who wrote the news to his wife here. Ottawa, U-nt., Oct. 27.â€"-According to advices received at the Militia.- Deâ€" 1 partmeut, Major-General HugheS. i Minister of Miiitia, win be back in g Ottawa about November 10. As no} word has been received from the Bri~§ tish War Office as to the composit- f ion of the second force it is taken; for granted now that Major-Genera“ Hughes, who has been in ~consultation with Lord Kitchener, will bring back} these details himself. I EEHMAN‘SPY , AMflNB [HE BANAfliANS N0 W08!) YET [If IHE SECflNl] HIHCE J. H. Fee is motoring to , Tory Hill, Fenelon other points on a two of inspeCtion with a. mi- 11 speCtion with a mix- I 3rd D. A., Kingâ€" LINDSAY, ONTARIO, FRIDAY. OCTOBER 30, 1914 HUW MMMM ., [EPAIHIUIIE MM IS MMMM Mr. Herb Hopkins. of Kingston is the guest of his parents, Major and Mus. Eustace Hopkins: for the wed- ding of his brother, Mr: Richard The Canadian Patriétic Fund is a- vailable for the wives. children and dependent re‘latives ‘_of residents of Canada on active service with the ar- mies of the British Empire and of the Allies. If a Belgian reservist liv- ed in Canada and went to the front his family could receive benefits from the Fund. No contributions can. how- ever, be made directly from the Pa- triotic Fund to the Belgian Relief Fund or for the benefit of any par- ties other than those I have inen- tioned. SOD 1 The following, letter, recei‘i'ied 'by Mr. J. D. Flavelle, from Hon.’ W. 'T. White, Minister of Finance, proves the wisdom of not identifying the local Patriotic Furid with the Cana- dian Patriotic Fund, as was suggest- ed by some. As will be seen by the communication, the local fund would not be flexible enough ’to permit of sending aid to the Belgians if aided to Canadian Fund. '4 J. D. Flavelle, Esq., Lindsay, 'O'nt. Dear Mr. Flavelle:â€"-Replying t1: yours of the 24th inst, the cheque which you expect to forward for aid to the Belgians should be mades'pay- able to the Treasurer of the Belgian Relief Fund and forWarded to Mr. Maurice Goor, Belgian Consul here. You might also write or wire him reâ€" specting any prOViSiom-l, which the people of your district desire to for' ward. The Government is not dealing with this matter. Hopkins to Miss Mabel Hender- Yours Very TrulY, Signed, W. '1‘. WHITE e PARIS. Oct. 28. -â€"â€"In a message I from Lisbon, sent by way of Madrid. I the correspondent of the Havas 1 Agency says: I “Despatches received here say that German troops have forcibly in- vaded the Portuguese province of i Angola, West Africa. People nowadays as _a lot of stop- ping WLere they am avited to shop. Angola lies north of German Southwest Africa. and borders on the Congo State, which, of ‘course, be- longs to Belgium. By traversing An- gola. and the Congo State the Ger- mans would establish communication between their East and West Afri- can possessions. Recent despatches recorded the sending of. 10.000 Por- tuguese troops to Angola under the escort of British warships.‘ “Preparations are being made to despatch immediately warships and troops from Portugal to Angola." Ottawa, Oct. 27.â€"â€"-Unless somethingi unforseen happens which will compel? ~an emergenar meeting of Parliament, I the House 5'31 not be summoned un- til 386%. It is understood that- this was mcided by the Cabinet be-§ fore Sir Robert Borden left for his holiday in Virginia. There ‘was suffi- cient at the emergency session to carry the Government OVer the New! Year and it was decided that it was not necessary to summon Parliament until January. KNIGHTâ€"«On Monday, Oct. 26, to Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Knight, Col- borne-st."Lindsay. anon; ' PflflfllflAl IS NUW HGHUNG [HE GERMANS PAHUAMENI MEEIS IN JANUARY BIRTHS ell on Monday that their territory’ ‘was for the most part ‘well cleaned, gup, but on Tueeday they went out! {with a fine toothed comb, and; {brought in still more money to help i ...-..._ gthe fund grow. Monday evening more i ! than seven thousand dollars had .been contributed. Tuesday’s canvass-t ing brought in an additional twelve; hundred dollars, $1261.35 to be exact. g The total collected up to Tueflay’ inight from the beginning of the. scampaign is therefore in the neigh- iborhood of eight thousand five hun- ldred dollars. There are still half a; ozen collectors who have made no I eturns at all as yet, but will do The collectors'for the Victoria Pa- triotic Fund continued their labors all day Tuesday and with fine re- surts. Many of them had worked so Sfllflfll] DAY’S BAMPAIISN fflfl [HEAL PAIRIflIIl} HIM] flfilflflS BRAND 101M II] NEAR” $3,500 Sub-Division No. 1 (Jae. W. Anderson, Captain)â€" John Hughes and S. Henderson ............. .a ...... ......5 Has. W. Anderson and Alf. Williams .......................... E. Blewett, H. E. Mchullen and W. Nicholle ............... Neil Grey ............... ‘ _ ................................................. Sub-Division No‘. 2 (R. M. Baal, Captain)- G. W. Hall and J. Bollander ................... . ................. G. H. M. Baker and F. W. Moynes. ............................. 1 J. R. O'Neill and Albert O’Neill ........ ............. NORTH WARDâ€"John Carew (Captain) Subâ€"Division No.1 (Thos. Stewart, Captain)â€" D. Cinnamon and A. M. Fulton ............... . ...... . â€" -- 6; F. W. Sutclifle and W. B. Sparling .............................. 2 N. Smale and Dr. Clarke ............................................ Subâ€"Division No. 2 (G. A. Jordan, Captain)â€" G. A. Jordan. Dr. Collison and Jae. Boxall ........ ~ . EAST WARDâ€"G. H. M. Baker, (Captain) Continued on D32! d1 Pages 1 "f6 6 Then there are also many young men and ladies Who no doubt wow like to contribute, hut hflo not been approached by the collectors, owing to a certain contusion W in a large campaign of this kind. hurried of! in three days. Everybody who has not yet contributed will confer a. favor by not waiting for the collector, but by turning in their money to Messrs. T. H. Stinson, J, D. Flayelle, army of thecollectors named in the list of collectors in this issue. A strong committee of the Ito-mi“: most influential citiwna W111 wait upon the County Council W to obtain assistance for the Fund from them. so this evening or tomorrow morn- Foligwing is 31151: orchemnts collected up .to Tuesday evening’ 527.50 1%.25 295.50 10.00 Monday Tuesday 115.00 465.00 47.00 43.35 32.35 10.75 Vol 43 * : 210.00 67.50 27 .50