teat ech G SS as ae eae a 1100 PER Hat retin oy Yor Harvest ‘Scraas hey Pas five! section, roe pgs ow po ctw Help: Now to pee eee a tion Was in substance but the Soldiers at, present in traifing odes >a tat Sarcee Camp will be allowcd ¢ ‘ ie tra {tO assist in harvest work this dicates more om cane with Yoakum a tha yeat in the. same way they were s that the Germans. arc) position Ajjison occupied in rela-| released fast season, is the word He te to attanpt to hold tion to » Hi and the received Manager Morison, meg lines “at all corts—| shell py ok the icanecion' to toi ertuld have, been ‘chi the Merchants Bank, L--es to it combe. eee From all present appearances, -company,”” . is to be @ crop in ing ae relates = ater "ont th ier. bce ate | wested: fast season; and in view hos. thé fact that many, men have ace, Bone ost of the province since ap i ‘ } - Allison cen te being ng slow jlast fall, all who still remain oint, we ‘ere. ed & portion of eng commis on here will certain’ y te réyuiied to me that eat received by Yoakum. wf Tiaty Saas aeniies of gether: do the best possible for’ p90 agi coattact The same regulations will obate forces and to let munition company, the tain as were practived last re: : commissioners further remarked : "ree transportation wit “Mr. Caldwell, wh t at to’ any place within * th ste Sree a wot istance of 30) mis fom the . ra nd company» \ place. where the soldier. is stacommand oh guiicient. | Capital'to tiomed. ‘The leave ‘will extend 4 ‘needed, to taney eae the oan 1k WRPENY ays, wien a begagy nil 2 cwdhrorr sabthapeley aed etl s contract. ” He Was not! is oy ona af. Cornea se eng" outlaned. himself a manufacturer, but had-he paid’ regimental Waees upon end he ly counts Upon ieconnected: with. other = pina ltheir return to cam p, andthe to: make. a compara- Se gareens Ftaimouangegernyat productioa of a si_nd statement ed slow retreats westward afrom a farmer to the effect that es sighs ag ~ Mr. Caldwell’s be have worked in the harvest nt forces . to en i purely elds. ‘German tertitory at the fron-! Of tlie ten thousand soldiers tier—and ah in + ee to’ rine at Sarcee Camp, it is Ecru ok ainter wie: hese Cte plas age Oger OB Dring tei when Se Wes ie i pod B Laeger ol- fabricating of parts should be ieee cea is 2 ao A he pe! + 8. | to sub-contractors. As to the! Por ys ac dem /- ied loedng plant, cee Captap zie a rain’ fields ut only Speoefici,al the technical aa fo. themselves, but also to ap-‘dick... peal to. them in the sense that Se ee iiet cet ieedest Site sae, me Rete ‘to : div i Ho wt A : ol West, even in’ | in au22 es | tng poy beside remained bhrcaneg -show of fight om one of their number fel shot at hod trace ‘of the man font it may be obvious that if as -are driven back t-on the southsrn end of | Negeriaed peciberas-on 4 1e ern line of bettle, the w Tal retreat by the German bei psa ~ ‘eoramieitd.. Latest reports nd should not fall upon them. © But a resumption of suctetsf at this moment, the other six attacks by the Russians agains r| hurried in. Th: resolute baieey je pride ier also. the op imposed upon the Germans, who pec that the new arrivals Sige ig alonika “4 were’ follo many others. : ' o8:| The German ofr in the fort in as : then threw down their arms ani ! iy sodieate & the entire garrison was marched © early te ies the to the French «rear, e-corted ty of the: ae the nine captors, who had not Al lost aman. © ie was satisfied of ability. to organize and procure the effective exc cution of work of manufacturing (Parts, Mr. Caldwell’s pl..m tring that a loading plant should be American Tig oe at last hyd geaiveeoetd inst t'me and sacrritory and a'lies.in time, * GH APDAIN TEL suoWw THE}! ti - EATS: hel osea ne honih a dos) ‘erate effort to to _ mea with the shell os boi ~were doing the province good.

+ in keno’ ‘Morison, Mannger of the Merchants Bank here, rm! Who will be pleased to take th: duacom*e d'sdirt ow-|Ott, a divi Eigtae! who ie wds © ticed.| of Protestant ..

western front, he fe + of th at siian the great pemuahiete Y| “The -kaiser appeared in the "| garden of a soldier’s home. | stood before us, by no means al-| tered, fresh and wath the chaps 8 strength of youth, on'y pe somewhat lester: Yt than formerly. ae aesifty pulsed in his rm: matter up with the -proper au’ thorities and secure the help with. as little delay as possile. As there is Pasa ona gig a Nag f C9) ro it will be ol sp valerie Meolheatit oo well for farmers to take this company failed to make the stip-|™@tter up at once, so that they ulated deliveries. It was bound) #2 count’ on heving the men to deliver by April 30, 1916, when needed. I+ is not wise to 833,334 time and 1,666,666); leave the question’ “of ielp off un graze fuses. but. had then -delic- til the last minute, as you may red only 2:000 of the first type be disappointed. Take the matand 860,000 of the second. It js| tet uP today. ee fair to add that this plant , Was ready to be joperated bet the time for deliveries had artate low terms chi ruck with Seapacsir dod No ettemiy is made tacular. No eer i waste. what might called a a Noe at strategy or can Ammunition company, as. ie Was to the International Arms COMMISSION bees 38 ES SIR_SAM seen loiter-Ottawa, July 21.—The report of Sir. Wiliam Meredith and Mr. spoke ta us quite inaStice on the fuse cunnow in a light convercts; which has been awaited © often: Paving considerable, interest since now earnest and ha t/ the conclusion,.of the. enquiry. in phatic, at times with: strong Vo was mode puttic this morn-! tit temperament. hut always sure in ing by Sir Robert. Borden. The ved aed WEE the Uetivecics his expressions. report covers 30 printkd pae’. | vere delayed owing to the fal 4 okies sh che pie tua the Contrary to expectations, there of sub-contractors. to make dekaiser gri the pir tual pulse erg brought against. them as if no. SRN TY, © ‘of th: c orclusions liveries as they had contracted of the times, by saying: “It is a Were Near tiquated® forts of| at the end. The ‘report is & To- to a, and to the difficulty the Lime of winnowing. The world Li 40° the «s- citat of the evitience adduced at com met because of ri tat war separates wheat from chaff. 5, ts: “a the ‘aitillery of sur-| the In qiry, with on occasional ping Yt ¢ finished fuses to pass The test gain of our nation pening magnitude that) the Gr-| expression cf opinion by the com-' the. ring teat: will be that it is won back, it is pang brought against them in| missioners. As a consequenc:, it «we may add that these diflooking up. to Gog, that it is pennity 1914. ist difficult, without a carelul ¢utties have since been over-| Fealzing that one cannot Everything that humaih ingen- | sttidy of th: document, to arrive come, Apart from the commiscn, :. ke orenly of Uity could. devise,’ with whe as-|@t @ clesr idea as to whit the sion Prope for by ‘the agrec-Nar ‘the ter. ivtance, of of all the experience of | Exact findings of the commission nent” of June 10, there is no losé. this inner print unprecedentied ‘war, | ae. levees that any commission, ga ae passion fer hickermg wa 4 loyed to make rnd hae ‘The commissioners sem but reward, or remuneration. for obblee any ren vance impo Sin ing, some | strting feeb, red deci ‘irr ston ble, ms _ deviews failad to | th e still forever. »} oy: Seton sh their dwith sich this tobe Reta by lla gg a a. s forre Poiera “can: be. One must on & Teo ayaa an | (a aie ppc haagit nward balance, then one trom lara: wate up claimed 4 te impregne’ le have’ ‘peen found to be as susceptible to destruction by the new pow-McKENNA TELLS WHY WAR COSTS SO MUCH TODAY London, july spon the increasé yt yernment rate of expenditure 34 ‘£6,001. 000 daily, Reginald McKenna, chancellor of the exchequer, said in the house of commons today that the figure related to the total outgoings and not only to war expenditures.

The unforeseen and wun‘or-®. ¢-able causes which had raised the rate of gto gp 8 added the scale time for the to order the loyal leg-| aying mass, the peog their necks to sce Fhe | ‘ ee brightness death leapodin lia soved ot teasd ae t it was and then died qoten —~ the cries ¥ ; ari The: street was a up Market street. Out For a moment the peo-+ way.

— shrieking aa lifted 3 ‘pitiful scene hook ie 8. e bole dene | were ying. eg Some 8* p critics of the actions of taining of- assisting in obtainin ‘committee in lett'nz the the contracts ; we enter ance tmatoly the rate oatiattip ae joe time and graze nto with the American Ammuni-!at which United States securiay New Y There 1$ 90 tion company ae promispd or ties. had been sold to the govtion the. toimister of paid anyone, so far as ap-|ernment for the yd tage rezucaltitee, who is ebsolved from pears .from the. evidence, no per-|lating United’ exchange ‘ maar actual’ explosion any intention to do wrong, and son, except the cofnpany and its and the rate at” advances ses oe without Bg bicliny Regehr its attacks are s the action of. the sh Il commit-| shareholders, have erat ng is en-|made to the Allies and domivfornia yoluntesrs, placed ‘way down the street, erences will, Mg aon an the ‘Gcfent numbers of i - | tee in apenas for tine titled to any interest in the con./ions of Great Bvita’n w te ¢rawn where ae coved. ven ti ome, te . The Allies have demyn-| fuses is gentrally upheld. tract or in the profits or pros-|upon. The concurrence of these they have the er-| | The csmnission*rs ere mre it~) pective profits wunder it, we|two causes had led to the czthe pevrectine line,, suffered | 9 strated that Yee: Tt was here that Geor 8 in ie tai reise | needful for their purpose. clined to be critics when'deal-'are satisfied that avither Grn. | haustion of his borrowing powers L. Pain od. The foree ‘One cannot help sa that our The whole world knows. thot|ing with the grave fus: cintracts Hughes nor any other member earlier than was anticipated.

f the b action is great in t. with-| ey have the neccssary. infantry and express the orinion thet was entitled to ce promised or Asked whether the purchase cf grumbling or biiokiog an tags” The ve ae there-| these could have teen mad: in paid, any such commission, re- United States securities and “1 pi, i¢ has staked its:lt for {0% bas come Canvda. They are more’inclin:d| ward, or remuneration.” loans to the Allies could rigiitly vd t cause and sacrifices it- fact the to vlace the diame on Col. Carbe called expenditutes, Mr. Mcbse Cag i vt * award of victory, hus nevie, however, th-n on the co-n-Kenna answered that he was excyt carnes| ly and with real, been decided, and the t| mii ne: wish they aay, wos bound plaining why his borrowing pow-.. reverence and piety “spoke th | bri rise are The Germ-n m chine, ore t and ers had been exhausted earlier kaiser:”’ . Ups , powerful as it admittedly is, bas than he anticipated. ex-; re lized fact. | however, | dieing ig Nees sh near-! d those powers to meat the -to whethcx that could Z oS @aRMANS CAPTURED || b BY 9 FRENCHMEN the 19.—One of Sr 2s ft the at the S ocogh taeraag was aye ‘age freld fort at ing end oiemtmomad 113 this ae. wook industry is fe so ' Alberta.

‘of the staple ‘handled a fortifica wool sale est number alized, averag-|the Wes 8 pound, att:st hold > prices rer tern front in ir 4 ~~ \Britis and Feeceh. yall yy Bp cu aie 54 ‘ pa « sf ae oe into the e0-, perfect