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m peanut CHRONICLE. ”as soon. November 23, 1916. PAGE m ‘ .. â€"â€" - . BRITAIN PROTES'I'S. CANADIANS MAKE NEW 1 «owowooomowomwo» ooowwooowowww ”woowoowoowoowoow oooooomoe--.-.-..e»om ‘HE DURHAM CH tUNl 9 ' 9! ‘ . BELGIUM nsunn GAINS ALONG ANCRE A Honor R01 l P / With British 'r M k Do and 233;: B3331: gggerspvnéG. (killed in action» W 1RW1N~ “it” and l’ml‘tlt‘ ‘°'§.5€.Zi.'f_iif.l.sflifé‘;i"dit?°' w... was. as. Ann- L... r- . .40..â€" mat o... A Allen, Johnston Atkinson, Herbert Pinkerton, F. Pinkerton, John I. -â€"Many Prleonere Taken Saveâ€"Neutrals Must Protest DURHAM’ NOVFMl’ETEi ; Durham and District _ "" : Ayott, Bert Pollock, H MN}: a In a statement last week Lord The Omhl communication from ' Punt, J A. THE BOI‘OK ROLL Robert Cecil. Minister of Trade, ut- Bflflflh Headquarters in France Bun B Pust, Ezra This list is intended to contain the names of recruits from tered a vigorous protest against Ger- GE? night follows: In yesterday’s , , Durham and Vicinity, also those whose homes are here. Ad- : 7 time \Vl,‘ 1W many's deportation of Belgians, and Operations in the Ancre area the Ex er} Banks, George . exercise of their public opinion.” inforcements, while the only available , . . Wolfe Capt. C. I. 3, _ . .. _ _______________ ,road is under bombardment. A cap- . 3:333} Rzlyex giggig, JAnéon Wright, 3 so still. and W , ‘ a . n . ‘ DOMINION PROHIBITION tured German order announcmg to the Findlay, Murray Lucas. J N Dyna, C. H. Wylie, w. J. “319mm,”. employment they themselves created both sides of the Ancre river in easter- ‘Colville, John Havens, Ed. McConnell, Harold “Flared that the peeple of France Primers numbered twenty emcers Bailey, Michael ditions will be made from week to week and our readers will R Honor Roll we sw- iv and England, no less than the people and 752 other ranks. This makes a Bailey, J please assist in keeping the list correct by furnishing the , k’lled~ tho um: ~ of Belgium, “hope that American pub- total since the 18th of 6.962. Follow- Bailey, T names of any who may have been omitted or advising oi Ramage, Chas. Q tn? 1 3 . ~ , ' 3 lie opinion will show itself, not only 1118 violent 31'th pre tiODB. the Baker, Chris 6errors in spelling or others/lac Ramagc James iosing. th" ”“3"" ‘ k : in a few short days or weeks of pro- British troops 83211881104 award north Basham, A. " ~, 'Renwick, Edgar tl eir ncxi of RC- tests and criticisms, but in steady and south of the Ancre last Saturday. Baker, Richard (1 Robb Robert and 1 t in“. pressure upon' the invaders of Bel- Canadian units participated in the at- 3 Bell, Alex. . Ros ’Clarence fist of ham“ " - gium, to conduct the war against the tack. On a front of seven miles ad- : Blyth, Cecil Gadd, Wm. M R 8‘ J hn moral W3.“ 1"“ soldiers of the allies in the trenches, vancas varying from half a mile to a Bolger, John Glover, 3- 3323‘ P: g' “,9 its full silly: and not against the helpless civilians, mile were made, and the outskirts Of Borthwick, David 30.191355 Wm. Marshall, C A. 3" I“?! r03 i 1 of 1h: .. . . whom they have in their power." Grandcourt, on the south bank of the . Box, Fred Grlgsby, Frank Mountain 130”” ‘ sum to 1 \\ “Three times during the past year," Ancre, reached. Bradley, Thos. Gngfibyi H. Munroe, Wu: 5 and disll‘l “ 1" ~ Lord Robtr continued, “we have pro- The British 8.180 gained advantages Bryon, J. C. Gray, H Morton Wesley tht’ “Orld 'lt an n l posed to the Germans a definite on the north of the stream, where the Brown, R Grant, Brock Math e r, T L “10mm, ,3,H t Icheme whereby the exports of Bel- enemy lines were bent back northeast Bryon, Percy (killed in action: Gray, ThOS- Mathesbn, L ' Saunders. Mack 0““ W ,,, tian manufacture and even imports of Beaumont-Hamel and north of Beaur Bunce, Frank Greenwood, J.‘ W. M t A Saunders, Allister con 0 hon of raw material might be made free court. The fighting took place in a Grundy, Wm M0: ’ Geor e Scheuermann. V. ttoundmr“! m‘ ‘1 ' er the control of the Belgian Re- snowstorm. the first downfall of the C Grierson, Nathan ‘1 ’33” g Seaman, 8 how lends i o l of Commission, and that the com- season in that region. Further pro. Gun, Dr. A. Smith, J. Fred. 1. 1 conflfll 1n: mission might control all the funds grass on Sunday was prevented by Catton Victor Gun. Gordon M Smith. Andrew “ u ,, arising out of the trade. To none the heavy snowfall, Which extended 811 Calder, Roy Gun, Cecil C Smith. Andrew of the I! 1m“ l l‘ of these proposals have we had a along the British battle front. Campbell, W A re“ Mc Alister, T. W. Stedman, John alitl' 0an 1“ ‘1‘ _ "ply’ Chm“ '"‘° S"°‘” Campbell. G W. McAlister, w. w. (missing). Stewart, Thofl- meted, Tlii- rm.» Britain Gives Vast Sums A special despatch says: BritishOand Carey, James Hay, Alex. McAsey, F M. EEeWSrt, gm? th. 393th of Elsi: : ~ “Further, the Germans justify their Canadian tI‘OOPB W011 a battle In a Chislett, Charlel Eaten, 9' C' Mccomba APPâ€"hi0 effiqenfir 1 Weir and lim- ‘ action on the ground that the un- S'DOWStOTm Saturday. Advancing on. 0181')!» Campbell Eaten, R‘ McComb, A183 " ‘\ L” n. general. bill 3min}. . had become so bad as to overstrain ly and northerly directions, they estab- ' Confrey, D. Havens, Chas. McDonald, John C. oilll' in “7" “”772“ the resources of the poor relief. The lished 3 new line 011 bOth sides and Cove, A, Hamlet, Joseph McDonald, H. H T the “Tim sun} 1 poor 1'81le referred to comes from at the edge Of the village 0f Grand- Col-kill. Joseph Hartford, 8.. J. MCDODald. .1011!) 11 Sllui’: lu" rs. . the allies through the relief commis- court, for the 130588581011 0f WhiCh Connolly, Arthur Hazen, Wm. McDonald, Thos ru ' sion. This country alone in the last severe fighting continued throughout Coutts, James McDonald.| Norman Torry, Fred ‘ ‘3 ‘ 18 months has advanced some $50; the day. he attacks from the SOUth Corbett, Fred Hoy, .Murray McDonald, Philip Thompson, David in thi’ miemorx . 000.000 1’01‘ food and p00? relief. It were made before daybreak while a Cross, ROY Hopkins, W J. McFarlane, David B. Thompson, Walter mm"? has :l rm: is fair to ask what right the Germans Still Wind sent flurries 0f snow into Cross, J E. Hunt, R° McFadden, J R. Thomas. J B. have to make the charity of the world an excuse for enslaving those who . i McGirr, E J. . _ 3. receive it. the marshes along the Ancre. D M:Gillivray, Neil V every illlllll' lx ~ “The Belgians are going to Ger- FOP three days the weather had . Irwin, Duncan McGirr, Lance body’h idly.” many 011 no ordinary “'Ork. They been freeZIUg, SO that puddles were Daniel, Percy 3 Mellraith‘ Frank and SHI‘TUVV 1:. are to be caught up and crushed in frozen to a‘depth of three inches and Darby, Wm. k McIlraith, .J. H. Vollett, James the great new German machine for the road surface was rinsing hard. Darling. 0- K. Kelly Fred McKeown, J. J. Vollett, Harold mobilizing labor. They will be scat- Saturday morning the advancing Derby, JOhD Keith, Robert MacKay, Frank Vollett, Harry NO CHE/xii- Ii - tered to all the manufacturing towns WOODS found the whole earth blanket- D3V}3, 1:. 9 Kmléy w. H. McMillan, N J. in all the remote corners of Germany, 9d Wlth SHOW- The advance made Davrs, P8 33' Knight, Milior. E.L. (km, McKinnon, Hector ." The 17105le ' from Silesia to Westphalia. and, once caught up in the machine, they will never return to Belgium. It is this grinding up of a nation piecemeal which is the most horrible feature of flicts in German trenches, which were ' Drumm, H G. . . x t. , , ,. ox, - of w, . the situation. concealed from the observation sta- : Dunbar, Lachlan Egg: glilntnd -1,\icar :1 $qu 1.33:2? Jalollh 21:39:12: 3.... tions by dancing snowflakes. A thaw‘ 1) re A '. 7 . t ' '5 ‘ ‘ ‘* " -. .. Neutrals Can Save began about 11') o’clock in the morning ' y , Laldlaw’ A- N- l\ gatson, game-on ors and :1 wt. :_ L33”)? 1‘ must be remembered that and the snow was quickly replaced by 5 E Lauder, W- Aâ€" W312??? J d' d A 30 referring to the allies can and “”11 liberate Bel- slush, and the air became thick with ? Lauder, T- A- Nose, George 21 ‘I'L’ as. ‘9 ug. ' 3 , . “1' gian territory. Meanwhile they can a' raw November fog which halted . Eccles, Boy Lawrence, John A- Nowell, Lewis Wells, Alex. part} in .ll..i.._ and will bear the burden of keeping Operations, . ; Edwards, Elmo Ledingham, John Ni:hol, John C. we“, J a resident ui' M3, . 5. . the Belgians from starvation. But they cannot protect the Belgians from slavery; they cannot ensure that when Belgium is liberated it will be a nation and not a desert. It is only the neutrals who can do this by the the faces of the British soldiers as they pushed down the slope towards by the British and Canadian troops was preceded by a short, fierce bom- bardment. Germans Are Isolated In the opinion of a Stoff officer the German positions south. of the Ancre are virtually untenable, as they are unable to bring up supplies and re- garrison in the Ancre trenches the im- , ipossibility of CAMPAIGN LAUNCHED delivering adds: “Owing to the British fire we cannot even bring up the barest neces- The Canadians, especially 1 had numerous brisk hand-to-hand con- , the mails, ‘ '. I «no “new”NHNNNNWfiOOO 996000440ococooooooooooooo¢+§++oooo+o¢+ secret #90 see i oooooooooeeooeo M9 ”999999 Hillis, Sam. Crawford. Chas. Hughes, Jesse Davis, Cecil Dewar, A. C. Dodsworth. H W. Donaldson, Alex. Kress, George Kress, Lieut. H. L Edwards, Ivan Elvidge, Vern-on Ewen, Robt F Falkingnam, Wm. Lodingham. George Legge, C L. Leeson, Fred Lindsay, E. G. Lindsay, R G. Lloyd. George ,__,._., .___...7 â€"_....¢.. Progress of “Dry" Legislation in all Sines ._____..__...._ MONASTIR CAgjerRtD !;:gegfél:t£gfi gaggnpfifof'gggkftge : . his (1:22;?! MM. .. OFFENSlVE All. WINTER ill SPthDID DREV assessor *1 dim .. g The ONTARIO Willi) ENGINE Ottawa” is Next 1 ___ f z lileilcrtlido {1:13. Experts Predict Advances as Weather With representatives from every Permits Along Somme province of the Dominion present to} Allies Make Decisive Score in Balkan . Battlesâ€"Serbs Regain a Capital ; â€"â€"â€"Bulgars Left in Lurch , BRITAIN’S FOOD BOARD :Maximum Prices For Wheat and Mllk ledge support and to stir enthusiasm E he campaign for Dominion~wide pro- hibition was launched at Toronto last Sunday afternoon. Rev. Principal ' River or While the British were further ad- vancing their front north of the Ancre consolidating their newly- won positions last week, the French 'and Germans were engaged in violent MODaStiT. the capital and stronghold 1 Already Fixed of Serbian Macedonia, has fallen to ‘ the allies in their advance into the Bal- London despatches on Monday said: The Board of Trade has begun work Vance of Vancouver. led with a de- scription of the successful fight in the : coast province to oust the liquor trafâ€" Tin-’1'- In both regions the Germans so. George Morris. vice- resident of smade gains in the northern corner the P.E.I. Temperance Alliance, waged ' and western outskirts of the St. Pierre figorohs fight upon the right of g \‘aast Wood, north of the river, and brewers and distillers to ship their 3 ill the eastern part 01’ the village products from one province into an- » of ’Pressoire, south of the stream. other. gThe British front along the Ancre {north of Beaumont was extended, but {as the result of a strong German {counter-attack the British were forced . . . llO relinquish part of the ground east which, he said ,had two qualities that of Butte de Warlencourt won on Tues- oeldom are found in the same men: day last ll - . . ' any amount of zeal and any amount ‘ In the opinion of General Maurice, l combats both north and south of the Ontario and Manltoba For Ontario Joseph Gibson paid a tribute to the License Commission of discretion.” Rev. A. E. Smith, of . Brandon. of the Social Service Council director 0f military operations, the f Manitoba, dealt with th d .ailies would. be on the offensive all As the advance by the Serbians in Farming For Soldiers w D C huéban.d the provinces under ”011113130: gins; ’the wmter 1f the weather proved the centre continued unchecked, the ~ The farm under the direction of the . . onnor loined hzal‘lll\ up the problem of accommodation. He favorable. Frederick Palmer, repre- French continued their progress and provincial secretary at Whitby may be . amusements ‘ declared prohibition had come to Mani~ senting the entire United States press. entered Monastir at 8 o'clock, as the used by the Dominion Hospitals Com- Durham - ontarlo A 1011‘, thd toba to stay. Rev. Hamilton Wigle for l says that the allied offensive opened Germans “‘1 31113931333 “”1er to mission for the vocational retraining Memodi‘st (v by the Somme will continue for two, perhaps three, years. Staff omcers told him they had no expectation of breaking the German lines this year. Nova Scotia said that since the war the closing of the saloons of Halifax had wiped out a traffic which was becoming a terrible menace to the thousands of soldiers and sailors. West Exultant tured, in continuing the Somme offen- A. W. Coons, of Edmonton, referred sive. She will have twice her present with pride to the fact that Alberta gunpower in 1917. had been the first province to declare for prohibition by referendum. “Al- berta is prepared to go with the other provinces to pttawa, and deliver an ultimatum to'John Barleycorn," he said. W. J. Stewart, of Regina, be- lieved they were going forward to wipe out every dispensary in Sas- l According to a cable received. by the katchewan and fly a majority of six ‘Halifax agents on Monday the Fur- or eight to one. ness-Withy steamer Rappahannock, Rev. W. D. Wilson, of New Bruns- ‘ which has been missing for several wick, told of a half-century fight that . weeks. was sunk by a German sub- brought prohibition. J, H. Roberts, lmarine. The London office of the secretary of the Quebec branch of the ’ company cabled that a wireless report' minion Alliance, declared Quebec l had been received from Berlin that local optioh‘m 34 per cent. of its | Germans had sunk the steamer. There Halifax Steamer Lost Crew of 40 Believed Drownedâ€"Ger- man Submarine Blamed . :15 no word f the - Spatch says: “The temporary capital w 1 . , ' ‘ . ’ ' '~ ~ - swarm :2 maintainers? .. be mm... isms: litigants.aliases: Edlpse “0““ hidden: W 91101) iii: ~ Hon Jas D ff D d iThe steamer sailed from Halifax for lished fatS Mionastlr. Clonsgliderlaiblg lost boats and being otherwihe dam- Pastry Flour macked thicken (JOI‘n turf: llaLtCagzzi - - U ea -..,.. - forces 0 er ans are wit t e a e l ‘ V .‘ . ' ' 5 Wm . LlltiLOOl on Oct. 17 With a full cargo, 8. ed. ’ 1‘ lOllI‘ '- . - . Hon. James. s. Duff, 0mm“ Eamong Wm}; was 20,000 barrels of 8 Lou Grade (dumped (lotsior Horses making hm,” Britain alone is prepared to lose a ~ million men, killed wounded or cap- ! It was for Monastir and its one. kans. It was occupied by Franko-Ser- bian troops early Sunday morning af- ter the Germans and Bulgarians had been compelled to evacuate it by the capture of Hill 1212, northeast of Cegel, in the Oerna bend, by the ad- vancing Serbians. In a last effort to save the situation, the Bulgarians counter-attacked this peak, but they were unable to face the Serbian fire, fend so they had to run in a northerly direction. The Serbians promptl gave swift pursuit, and in heir a vance they mounted the peak of Hill 1878. Meanwhile the French and Russian troops operating south of Monastir made fresh progress toward Holeven. the north of the town. The day was the anniversary of the Serbian ca ture of Monastir from the Turks 1912. “lmpregnable” rounding district that King Ferdinand of Bulgaria went to war, and it is also noted that during a period of 'extreme gravity his allies have left him in the lurch and employed his tr00ps against Roumania to the - ening of the forces confronting e allies north of Salonica. The German engineers had fortified Monastir with the utmost ingenuity and the Bulgar- ians were informed that the town was made impregnable. Advancing north- ward from Florina in the direction of. the Vardar defiles, the Serbians suc- ceeded after a‘period of quietness in striking a surprise blow. This had the effect of utterly disorganizing the Bulgarian defence. A Salonica de- troops who have occupied that town.” speedily under the new food control regulations. Two orders have been §sued, which will come into operation ovember 27, dealing with wheat and milk. One regulates the percentage of flour which may be milled from wheat, varying for the different quali- ties from seventy-three to seventy- eight per cent, and stipulates that after January 1 only flour made in accordance with this standard may be used for the making of bread or articles of food. The milk order makes the maximum price approximately six pence per quart. l l l l of returned soldiers. The farm attach- ed to the institution is 560 acres in extent. At present much of the light. or work done there is by the pa nts. A great many of the soldiers wh ome back from the war with their rves ected, will not be able to return to you former indoor occupations, and is argued that they coulg not find any better school in which to learn farming than at the Whitby farm, where they would have the advantage of instruction and medical supervision. : _ Loss to Shlpplng A renewal of the heavy gales which have visited the British coast recently caused a heavy loss to shipping last . 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Marric.d.â€"-.\i \\ home of lllt‘ 3:; Minister of Agriculture, died sudden- : apr1es ‘ D . ' Barley and “th83 Chop . s ' . kes Love of Canada . . " from Iy at Alliston last Friday. Death was i i 9 g u . _ 3 I‘ .‘ 1 . ‘ caused by the heart disease compli-i Demand Greek Munltlona E ROUMANIAS DEFWCE ' 30h“ Greasy 0‘ T°r°ni° W110 “'33 Breakfast (9 88.1 M..\ed Chop ghete “'11: cated with kidney trouble which has 3 \" Ad . 1 F " wounded lately, was walking in de . , . ‘lch soldii v u» amicted him for the last year. Ac- 3 of tlfifutnglbrg‘renZthiitet 12031115??? B th S’d R 7:2;â€" Ge ~' gal-k, London, with his mother. he The Above are All Made from Soundlandgll hole Grains timing ,1 mi, ' '. . i a ' e - . 0 I es ¢P° vancesâ€" rman uke of Connau ht was assin , and, ’. ' ~ : - - C o‘ . . ' . . amisthagtheynsediabnys thhee 13g? betehi: Tterranean. Sunday night presented to Drive in Wallachla seeing he was ga Canadian, siopped .SpeCIC11 lieductlon OI) Flourand Feed In Quantlues Mistsinmf'l" ; t H‘ l on, Corporal G. Clarke D uff. killed ,the Gieek Govegnment 5; note demand. . . â€"â€" 3 him and shook hands with him. , .« \Ve have a u. t‘t . f th \ 1 b Successful , ,3“. . 3 action on the Somme front. The as t e surren er to te Entente al- London despatches on Monday said: 1 _____________ 3 q (”1 1 3 0 8 99 8 rated and im )1 (3 “ . e h Ir Duff was born in Cookstown dies of. all arms, munitions. and artil- Driving eastward through Western 3 i Molassine Meal Croft 1l ‘ m it, of Scotch~lrish parentage in 1856 ’ ; lerl'pt the Greek army,.w1th the ex. Wallachia, the Austro-German forces , 52 and °" F”"°"9h . ' to e 13” 1‘11!“ ° lceptlon of some 50.000 rlbes. are now reaching out for Craiova, ly- Pte. J. W. Dyson. a Guelph man. ‘ 'in 1, r on hand. ‘ Farmers and Stock Owners should lay in a quan- ing on the railway midway between has returned home on furlough. He tity of this Excellent Conditioner for step regarding the report upon the Canadian medical services by Col. Bruce, Toronto, and the reply thereto . Sir | George has referred both documents,i to a Board of Inquiry to hear evidence l by General Carleton Jones. don her return voyage to Germany almost at its outset, when the convoy- ing tug T. A. Scott, jun, was sunk with a crew of flve'men, became the subject of Federal investigation on Saturday last. 3 i to the retreat of the Roumanians fights, mg in the north on Hungarian soil and disputing with the Austroâ€"Germans the passage of the Transylvanian Alps leading to the plains of Walla- , chia. According to an oficial communica- Sir Wilfrid Laurier spent his seven- qy-fifth birthday on Monday busily in his ofice. i l l Christmas willâ€"soon be here, and . Everything in our line at of Grain bought and sold. also Caldwell’s Celebrated Calf Meal. Spring and Summer Canadian Medical Services ‘ . the Danube town of Orsova Hun is 52 years of age and has been Feeding. Nothin e 1111 if Y ~ ° . n- t | . 8317. 3 . _ 3 g g ( Si or oung Pl 8, Cl Sir George Perley, Minister of Over- l The collie; 08::12311 60:11:38the mu . and Bucharest. This manoeuvre 31). several times (wounded during two Fakesgiilch. Cows Milk and puts Horses ingprim: 270913121 £301; flaming: call of . . 3 .\ sees Service? has taken an important chant submarine Deutschl a n d to shun parently places a menace in the rear years of hard nghtmg. or see mg: In fact it makes everything go that 335 fed to; Arts ,1an 01 l ' . lowest pricesifor Cash. A11 kinds . " ‘ . 3. that “3'20“ l‘rt- " il’k' immediately. you’ll need private greeting cards; See our samples at a dollar a! dozen up. 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