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Trains leave Durham and 3.45 p.m. w...‘ '--v r--, Trains amve at. Durham at 11.20am. 2.3) p.m., and 8.45 p.111. EVERY DAY EXCEPT SUNDAY G. T. Bell. 0. E. Homing, GP. Agent, D.P. Agent, “Amt-ml- Toronto. Banadian Pacific Railway Time Table 3.10 6 15 « Walke’rton 53.12.00 1.0.0:: B MACFAR LANE - Town Agen CHRISTMAS and NEW YEAR Fares 250(1), I'ULqu JULIA-n, ”VVVF- also good going December 29th.. I 1915, to January lst. inclusive. re- turn limit, January 4th, 1916. 3 Return tickets will be issued be-‘ tween all stations in Canada east? of Port Arthur and to Detroit and‘ POrt Huron, Mich, Buffalo, Black' 'ROck. Niagara Falls and Suspex’lsiOnl Bridge, N. Y. 1 G.P. Agent, D.l:'. 53! Montreal. Tor J. TOWNER. Depot Agent W. CALDER, Town Agent W. Calder. Town Agent, Phone 38. J. Towner. Station Agent Phone 18 Between all stations in Canada, Fort \V’illiam and East. and to Sault Ste. figmrie, Detroit. Mich., n .n,.. x? x: ball“: 1'... ."’ Single Fare. good going Monday, October 11th. return limit Monday, October 1 1th. 1915. Minimum charge :50. October 9. 10. Tuesday. Octc charge 25c ‘ “. '-'v‘_V fic Ticket Agents or write M. Murphy. D.P.A. Toronto. or VS Fulton, Asst. D.P.A.. Toronto. R. Macfarlane, Town Agent E. A. Hay, Station Agent Thanksgiving Day EXCURSION FARES SASH,DOORS __ and all kinds of â€" House Fittings shingles and Lath Always on Hand At Right Prices. Custom Sawing Promptly At' tended To BURN The undersigned begs to announce to residents of Durham and surrounding country. that he has his Planning Mill and Factory completed and is prepared to take orders for and One Trunk Railway DIE-TABLE . Durham Allan Park Maple Hill “ 12.40 10-22 Walkerton 51.12.55 10.3 1d One-Third, good going D. 10. and 11. return limit, October 12. ’15. Minimum ONTARIO Ticket Paci- We may read netween the tines? that there nas arrtved at [116! trout a pressure rrom the rear. For the nrst time the German peuâ€" pre must be considered. in truth, ,smau heed ‘was para [0 them at the outset. "they had theen pre- ‘pared :by 'hau a century 01' “nuk‘ tur.” Kruppism sat in the saddle. :Militarism zone at Will. an that! was Wanted iwas a pretext, andi the signat. The murders at Sara-l jevo tarnished :the one, one War " Lord 01' ibenm gave the other. '10 _ catch England unready, if not una- L wares; ‘to '5w00p across nergium . and on to .Paris; possessed of . France, to turn upon Russia. 7Twas ,i to the Kaiserâ€"mind as easy as {falling off a leg. \ ,4_I_ Under the \qaption, “Terms of Peace,” Col. ‘E’e'nry Watterson says in ‘a recent "issue of the Louisville, Kentucky CourierJ'Ournal ;-â€" ' And now the peace-ward comes direct from ‘h'hae camp of "the Bob- enzolernâ€"from the Bloody “Lips of the Prussian Militaristâ€"the de- vil quoting Scripture, the while in condemnation of 7war. “At present,” says von Binden- burg, “the enemy won’t make peace. They are "not weakened enough. We must therefore keep it up 3further.” The rat, “Aesop’s fable tells us, having possessed "himself for the moment or The cheese, made philo- sophic ldicsourse 'upon the virtues and the graces of life, ' including his own ‘mag-mnimity. Ecuauv complacent is fihe Field Marshal. He was never a lower of strife. He would ‘emulate Cincinnatus and “Return to the plough.” But the war, ‘ibaving Jbeen thrust upon Germany.” she "‘can-n0t sheathe her sWond,” notwiflhetanding the Iact that ”every German. wound rejoice if an “end were put ‘to: the terrible moodâ€"Letting.” WEEK?" is ever, Here as elsewhereâ€"- “The best ’laid plans 0’ mice and men gang aIt_ ggzex.” ‘.AA. _ “.__- There stood'lhelgiumâ€"little Dav- id with "his sling!!! Who so beneved it .possible? â€" And the French!!! The «LOrd ”had not deserted France, and the French DBOPIGâ€" may heaven continue to mess France and the French Ipeople!!! ‘.LA‘ |nmA A little ‘late and a little lame. rich ol-d lubberly John :Bull ambled up, but “Got there,” the battles of the Mame were toughtr . §lowly LIL ‘. L'HN Uhuhuv vv v- v _ _ 7V" _, _ the encircling *lines widenedâ€"the over confident hordes drew backâ€" anad Paris was_ saved. -1- LL... aux“ A “5- vv '- There and $1112}: Ehé cause of the Hohe’nzollern and t_l}_e Hapsburg :â€" A_A. nUHCHUVSqulu vuuâ€" ___v ___V‘ to (hell with them!!!-was lOSt. It was lost and they knew it. It was lost, and they proclaimed it lost by the 'uast ditch campaigns of murder which followed on land and sea. Terror might piece out L‘- - -LA_+nn-n A; “I(I1If‘1r”_fhp vip- the shortage of “Kultur”â€"the deâ€" ficiences 01 Kruppism might per- chance be made good by frightful- ness. Fatal mistake!!!‘ God never meant that such a cause should win. In all the world it never has. In all the world it never will. Alb V v; ' Now come the Winter of the peOple’s discontentâ€"nature’s sigâ€" nal for the undoing of Hapsburg and the Hohenzollernâ€"and the bold von Bindenburg, that erst cried havoc, and let slip the dogs whnv“ -_â€"- â€" â€" of war, to but up a pbor mouth. and talk of peace like a very drab regardless of rSerbia lying dead at his 'feet; regardless of Bel- gium slain in her sanctuaries: yet betraying the "spirit "of a \his dream of blood. and conquest when he said; “If the French want A1- saceâ€"‘Loraine, let fiihxem come and get it.” Please God, ”they will, nor the war ‘end until they (19. TERMS OF PEACE Truly that ~viésit of the 'H'ohenzol- lern to \tbe Hapsburg the other dayâ€"’tis a long (way from Berlin to Viennaâ€"was Â¥not without signi- ficance! A _ “m ' LIAâ€"“lavv But What ‘of America? Fitly the President gave the: cue and spoke the Monti. Let us all rally about a-ndfstand by the terms of his noble ’utterance. ”v wâ€". The loyal, "the true American, hates no ‘land and no people, but he «loves only his own; and, loving his ow:n,”he says to the rest, the United States {would stand friendly and just in this combat of nations, demanding that ’each shall res- pect the'law of nations; expecting each to obey the lame of God, but requiring of ’all the ihomazge .d-ue alike to "our dignity and prowess; due alike to 'our rights and our standing,_ ougrfriglhte on land and standing, ougr'riglhts -'on land and sea; our ‘marine, commercial, in- dustrial and territorial rights. We may take nothing for grant- ed, however, we must prepare to defend- our rights. If Germany wins our 'turn will come; nothing is super than that. In that event the Kaiser wOul'd sna‘p his fingers in your face and exclaim, “A fig ,for your Monroe Doctrine!!!” | We have" no quarrel â€" with France. Our quarrel with England -is but skin deep. Putting the blathering Englishman and the; spread-eagle American aside. John land Jonathan can always reach Isome kind 'of common ground. Touching the issues 'of 'this war, John is wholly rightâ€"he is in- deed fighting the battle 'of Liber- ty-and Jonathan asks only that -‘he , have a care and not monkey “-v --â€" - too‘ freely with t3he buzz-saw of Yankee sensibilities. But. apart from our Iobvious interest in a European ‘nala‘nce with the Hohen-r zollern and the 'Ha'oqburzâ€"not the: German neonleâ€"We have a scare to with. which will down at no man’s bidding; the lorganizpd movement .‘0 inf-O‘V‘e 114% in (9357“ war ‘hv a m-nâ€" Tuet-onic “topaoranda which Wm: none t’h'e New an invon'iovw than if was contem'ntibtp lama abqurd: the murders: in ‘fihCe Trish Sea. vet nnatoned for 9% 11n2.ven~edt Hm criminal activities ‘idiv-r‘cte'd from Berlin at ionce against om" neutral- ity ‘and our industries, and the im- patient support given these first I by me flaming: Waugh Pumba; w-v- â€" 'â€" â€"..__._._ Vo smmdenfburg (sounds the first Ofiicial note of despair. .T‘he :Prus- sian stat! begins to realize that there is a .people if Inot a Gold. The pbpular Hhoe is pinching at home. -'l‘hene is ‘a German Winter ahead.“ sThere is - a Russian Winter alheald. fPeace was a boon indeed. Nor will the government of the Ulntited States stand idly by and see the slaughter [go on if there be .some Tuet'on power .de- finitely to treat with 'on' the basis of the 'only settlement which the world can permit or tolerate, the, dismemberment of the German, Empire and the relegation of the; four kingdoms embracing it back1 to their original sovereignties; the! recession of Alsace-Lorraine to France, and the return of the mon- ey wrung =from France in 1870; complete indemnity to Belgium: and, finally complete disarmament. Our littlebillion account of the Lusitania, the "Arabic, and other hnatters appertaining to the masâ€" sacre of women and children, not \to mention pay for each. factory destroyed by German agents, can wait awhile. The Hohenzollern and the Hapsburgâ€"to shell with lthem!!! '- then by the ‘thenzollern through Bernstorff, Boy-Ed h'nd von Pa- pen Wy-et lingering 'on the forbidden threshold. . . I . Except {or these, publc Opinion in the United States might be di- vided. It is substantially united. As matters stand the American who sides (with the Hohen-zollern and the Hapsburgâ€"to hell .With themâ€"is disloyal .' .to America. Whoever he is, wherever he be found, he 3is a. traiter to his country: the man Ford. whether he is a self-exploiting advertiser, or a: poor wretch made insa'ne by the onrush. of gold; 't'he "man «Bryan, whether he ‘be the crazy visionary he hals always seemed, or a sleek humbug, out 'zfpr tgate money, and the. Nobel Prizeâ€"in: short, ”the man behind the ‘uaflle'géd' isocietiises, whe- ther a crankrior an emissary. __ Lurcxu ; ; 3 Beingdown. and put, we shall not be too ~pr_e'§sit_ng._fl‘3ut Behgigm first! UV vvv t.â€" Come. H‘irmdfiold sport; since you are such a _ lover of peace, how .do you like the lay-out? Where, on, Where, .did our last budget go, or ‘Ihow :did it get out, of sight, now everything is so bright in town. When under the the order of things you were :gI‘O- ping around in the dark, an over- sight was quite excusable, but now We expect nothing will go astray. 'Of course it was a spec- ial budget and contained births, baptisms etc. ‘ ’J- A 1‘-... Vur v-w Mr. Archie Allan; Left a few nights ago to :seek fame and for- tune in uncle Sam’s domains. We wish him every su~ccess_. ‘ A I John Brown has purchased the old homestead back from Mr. Alex Campbell, and will start life on it in the spring. We Wish him the success "his father had on it. Mr. Joe Lennox is busy putting stabling in the mew addition to his farm. Others of our neighbors are putting in cement f100ring. _‘ “.v râ€"â€"‘_â€"â€"o ,, Our mail courier .so *far this win- ter has 'not taken advantage of the new regulations to start in the morning, but waits until after the eleven train for which we all return thanks. Mr. Peter Black visited St. Mary’s last week, where four of his family â€" â€"- n. ‘ The youngest son of Mr. .Black Archie, took to {himself .a bride a few days ago *in the person oi Miss Graham, formerly (of Durham We all Wish st-he young couple a We all Wish the vou long and happy; _1ife. , I VLAVII‘V‘“ A.” '-v vu - '- w .â€" has been here ‘several times, and is always much appremated, and AV- “u“ â€"â€" w“ l. ‘1' Mar. and Mrs. “Wm. Lawrence visi- ted the former’ s ’sister, at SWinton Park, over the 'week_er_1d_. raln, U‘wox LLLG "DVL‘ v;- Rev. Mr. Langfor-d'. 10?.Listoxve1, breached .in St. ‘Paul’s Church. Hg CORNER CONCERNS HAM cfifiéfim‘ ~ we .are all pleased: to ‘hear of his promotion to a city 'cih‘urch in Berlin. ‘ 7 .. We have been i'toltd- that John.‘ sonuof Mr. janid Mrs. W. J. Davis is enlisting for overseas service. He will (have the best wishes of all in' this part with him. We haven’t got many men 'here of military age and possibly it might be arranged to raise another war contribution. Mr. Thos. Davis was in Toronto an_ud_ othgr p‘lgcgs laAst .Wegk. . “Mrs.- Defid Davis and children, of Darkies Corners, visited in the valley 92918 Week- Miss Ell-a Cuff, {of Aberdeen, spent a day recently with her sis- ter, Mrs. B. 'J. McGillivray. . Mr. James McArthur had a bee last Week, and got a lange pile of wood cut up._ Mr. Geo. Collin-son has taken the contract of taking the timber out of the Craig bush for the furniture factory; - .-‘. â€" -_\‘I' iMiss' Hannah, of 'Mt. 'Forest, re- turned to {her "home after visiting Mr. and Mrs. Wm. McFarlane. Mrs. Nat. Whntmore has been un- der the doctor’s care, but she is recov e_1:1ng \ , _.. -----. 1 - Mr. Norman McGillinay and fa-' mily, of Wilkie, éSaskd came home last Week to spend the winter. with his parents here. State of Ohio, City of Toledo | Lucas County, ss. 3 Frank J. 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