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10 THE EDMONTON JOURNAL SATURDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1917 CANADIAN CASUALTIES SEVEN YEARS TORTURE Senator Talbot Badly Mixed Up Makes Ridiculous Statements Which He is Compelled to Modify Audience at Bowden Resents Remarks of Speakers in the Interests of Mr. Puffer in Red Deer Forced to Answer Questions When Cornered, Abuses MOu-NTEO RIFLES Resartee) Wesaded Slightly. Retsrssd to Reg saaatal Doty NeeaaiSea 2, 1117 4H41S CorpL Harry Dene Runt. Moaktos, bf. ARTILLERY Weuadad fiuaaS 0O77O3 SapDr Daniel Edwards.

Shepherds Bush, London, JCnsUad. Wasatfe OHM Tit. Jolin Beldona HacTutant, P- ft Oansaraualy WeuaSas 20(108 ma. John AatclwU. Mualaw, Aoerdau.

SotIand. the United States OTTAWA, Dec. 1. Today's noon casualty list reports twenty-seven Canadians killed In action, one died of wounds, eight believed to have been killed In action, five missing, sis gassed, one ill, and nine wounded, a total of fifty-six. The list follows.

INFANTRY Killed in Action Andrew Kincaid, Winnipeg. J. Horn, Winnipeg. Edw. Matthews, Vancouver.

J. Burnaby Lake, B.C. C. H. Crown, Langiey, Fort, B.C.

Act. L. Corp. Wm. Hawkins, Calgary, J.

H. Wilson, Emo, Ont. L. Corp. A.

Bunting, Oak Bay. B.C. J. A. Ferguson, Crystal City, Man.

Arthur McGuire, Seaman, Sas! Jas Maunder, Eyebrow, Sask. V. J. Webb. Victoria.

Act. Sgt. IC D. McLean, Vancouver. W.

G. Poncebv, Edmonton. Wm. Dunbar, Trail, B.C. Sgt.

Ernest J. Gaye, Lemberg, S.is!. H. N. Paulson, Bawlf, Alberta.

V. Jennison, Thorhild, Alberta. Sst. Peter J. Paterson, Haney, 3.C.

W. N'immo. Vancouver. II. H.

Nleld, Victoria. W. W. Campbell, Burnaby, B.C. W.

L. Boggust, Ardley, B.C. J. C. Beaton, Langham, Sank.

G. C. Hopkins, Saskatoon. Missing, Believed Killed A. n.

Dougherty, The Pas, W. A. Hamilton, Brandon. Previously Reported Missing, Now Killed in Action' A. L.

Laiiviere, St. -Rose du Lac, Man. Presumed to Have Died R. Maltby, Vancouver. T.

C. Bennett, Rcglna. W. If. Johnston, Winnipeg.

Sam Anderson, Rochester, Alberta. Died of Wounds T. Rustlgo, Winnipeg. Missing J. A.

0. Winter, Edmonton. C. 8. Marcroft, Winnlpegosls, O.

Roberts, Shoal Lake, Man. J. M. Jamleson, Enderby, lit. O.

Brunon, Winnipeg. III J. 15. Cray, Weyburn. Sask.

Gassed Wm. Taylor, Eyebrow, Sask. James Holt, Vancouver. J. A.

Lundle, Vancouver. P. F. Armltage, Minnedosa, Man. Wounded H.

G. Testes, Saskutoon. H. E. Hearle, Winnipeg.

Lance Corp. F. Burton. Mlnnedosa, Man Hergt. F.

0. Fryer, Victoria. M. E. Wharton, Vancouver.

Thos. Alexander, Fort William. ENGINEERS Gssssd Corp, Jos. Downey, Cslnsry. MOUNTED RIFLES Presumed to Have Died J.

M. Ross, Winnipeg. Gassed O. W. Hart, Blucher, Sask, SERVICES Killed In Aotion F.

Lyttle. Winnipeg. Wounded, Returned te Duty A. Corp, Deveresux, Youngstown Woundsd G. Hilss, Hslkark, Alberta ARTILLERY i Wounded Gunner Robt.

E. Goodenough, C'- n- iler, flask. OTTAWA, Nov. 16. (Ry Mall.

The following list of casualties is supplemental to the list of officers anil western rank and Ho sent out by mall on this date: Nothing Helped Him Until He Took "FRUIT-AHVES" '4 I I rw ALBERT VARNER Buckingham, Que, May 3rd, ISIS. For seven years, I suffered terribly from Revere Headaches and Indigestion. I had belching gas from the stom- ch, bitter stuff would come up into my mouth after eating, while at times I fcad nausea and vomiting, and had thronlc Constipation. I went to several doctors and wrote to a specialist in Boston but without benefit. I tried Tnany remedies but nothing did me good.

B'lnally. a friend advised I took this grand fruit medicine and It made me well. I am grateful to "Frult-a-tives," and to everyone who has miserable health with Con-nt I nation and IndiKegtion and Hud Stomach, I say take indl jou will get ALHERT VARNER. 60c a box, 6 for $2.59, trial size, 25e. At de.lors or sent postpaid on receipt of price by Frult-a lives Limited, Ottawa.

Lacombe LACOMBK, Alberta. The meeting for the organization of the boys' club was held Wednesday night In the basement of the Union church. The election were by ballot and Tom Ilackett was mude president and Kay-mond Rush After nrr.anUn-tlon and brief explanation of thu pro-. gram for the winter, the boys proceeded -with several group games and had a rousing Urns. The W.M.8.

of the Methodist church met at the home of Mis. Alec Ilackett Wednesday' afternoon and enjoyed a splendid meeting. Harvey Harris has sold bin to Ti Dallas, who will move In his stock of hardware about Lectfpber IB, Harvey Harris Is expecting to build on a lot opposite his residence on Main street. Ryley il RVI.EY, Alberta. A letter luis been received from E.

Callngliitn staling thdt he has been wounded for 1 the third time. This time he was wound ed with shrapnel In the head and hand October go. A snipper snd sale of work wns held In the Lutheran church last Tuesday. The goods brought war-time prices. The Presbyterian Htinduy schoiil will Wd tholr minimi Christmas tree on ChrlBtrnas nigiit, Practise for the concert la well under way.

A pretty wedding took plsce In the Lutheran church Wednesday at I o'clock, when Miss Agnee Tttorsley was united In marriage to HJnlmer KJos-ness. The ceremony was performed by Rev. Hoverstnln. The Ryley Dramatic club presented the play, "The Altar of Riches," Inst Frldny night. The hall was crowded with an appreciative audience.

The Martin children from Kdmnnton Sing between acts und were heartily ftp-ilu tided. Utro Hhepherd, vice president of th I'ltltrtl Farmers, Is to epeak at tin farmera' meeting next Hnttirduy. Mr. Ferguson has received rard from Pte. Iliiiilile Whitehead stylng ho bus been wounded and la leaving th hospital.

Miss Helllrkson and Miss Johnson are spending the week end In rMmnn-ton, Mrs. Tom of Kdmon-ton Is spending a few duy at the home of Mrs. Thoraely. The United Farmer have rrreived carload of apples. POOH, BUT PROUD.

He was a real live duke, and a big employer ef labor. Bob WHIM nevar cared to earn his bread by the sweat of his brow, and It Was small wonder that his dmal lord am) master took oeestlon to Inform htm Imit his would no longer required. Pob was blitarly averse to such and resulted to have it out with "the dook." A favorable npportitnltv sntJ Itself te his mind, for hail not the duchess bn appointed a lady-ln-waltlng to the Queen? "AU right. yur grsee." he said, snr-eaetlcally. "I'll go.

even If It's ssntnst ths grain, lint 1 11 say this to you. sir thaugK I'm a poor man, I've never had to send rny miamia out to servlcs, and that's more'n some people can say!" Catarrhal Deafness May Be Overcome A simple, iaf and reliable way that calli for no wglj trumpet, phones or other instruments. To be deaf Is very mI ksrrasslng. Peop! who are lff ar generally nilghiy sensitw on this And nmny dif folks earrv sround Instruments lhat call ationllon In Ihslr lfifli'lt. Thvceloi-e who si hard of hearing, who eutier fiom besd noises, or who are ai'tuslly iiaf from cnlarrhal tiouhle.

will s'a1 to 5 SI AUCTIONEERS PRELIMINARY NOTICE Auction Sale of Model Press, 9944 Rjce Acting under instructions from Mrs. Foster, who holds a chattel mortgage on the plant, we will dispose by Public Auction Tuesday, Dec. 4th At 2 p.m. The complete Printing Piant, including $1,500 worth of Type, Paper Cutting Machine, 1 Chandler Price Printing Press, also 1 Westman Baker Print ing Press, Motor and Shafting, Printer's Frames and Tables, Paper and Files, etc. Important to Printers Lately known as the MODEL PRESS On view Monday Opposite Post Office Full particulars in Monday's paper REED ROBINSON Phone 2150 Auctioneer.

SPECIAL Acting under instructions from owner Reed Robinson Will sell by Public Auction on Monday, Dec. 3rd At 2 p.m. The complete furnishings of a 9-roomed house, situated at 10319 103rd Street, 3 blocks north of Jasper Avenue, PARLOR Mason Risch piano in first class order; practically new 9x7 ft. Axminster carpet of choice colors; wicker arm chair; brown wicker chair, with cane seat; mahogany rocker pictures; blinds; curtains. SITTING ROOM Practical lounge in American cloth: 1 Victor Victrola with about 30 records (this instrument is in new condition); solid quarter-cut mission library table; rocker arm chair; good morris chairi Wilton rug; blinds; curtains; 2 large oil paintings; green portieres.

IMNING-ROOM Large chest of drawers in oak finish; 6 first class solid quarter-cut oak dining chairs; good massive rocker; blinds; curtains; linoleum; square extension table; linoleum on floor. BEDROOM 1 White enamel bed complete in new' condition; oalt finish dresser in first class order; bedroom carpet; blinds; curtains, etc. BEDROOM 2 White' enamel bed com. plete, with springs and mattress; bed clothing; beautiful white enamel dressing table, with chair to match; white enamel chiffonier in good order; rocker; bedroom carpet, etc. BEDROOM 3 White enamel bed complete, with springs and wool mattress, new condition; shirt waist box; bedroom carpet; white enamel dresser; blinds and curtains, etc.

BEDROOM 4 First class brass bed complete, with springs and beautiful all-wool mattress; choice oak finish dresser and commode to match; Brussels carpet, etc. BEDROOM 5 Heavy type single bed complete; dresser in excellent order; rug; curtains; few blankets, etc. KITCHEX Splendid 6-hole Western Tre.sur. range, with hot water front; kitchen table; fine large kitchen cupboard; part of dinner set In blue and white (Grindley); enamelware; cooking utensils; wash tubs; small copper bottom tank; refrigerator; linoleum; also 1 canary and 2 cages, etc. NOTE Everything must be sojd as the lady is giving up housekeeping.

This furniture is of the good substantial medium class and everything is nic and clean. Goods on view Monday morning REED ROBINSON (Three Stores) TENDERS HAY AND OATS Saaiad tn vtll ks foc1v4 Utt WMisa atfsa. a ts Maaxlsr. Dvearobw iota. KIT.

for ti anwt ef apprr Ttvaatrlj tn tans Na. 1 rstsrst er Tia-J Ha anil S.MS Suatela Sa. Favst Oats. Tmdsri la atsta svtoa fob. ears Ct (m itr se lars snll ba suhxat SAL? SOT 713 Ounner Frank Edward Howard, ssrnls.

ont. S14U1 Ounner Jobn Clark Utewart, Chsrltttetown. r.E.i. Died ef Weaada Nova laser 5. 1917 301813 Sergt ArOmr Tohmton, Dundee.

Scotland. INFANTRY Resetted Wesaded November 3, 1917 Actg. Cspt Charles Lambert Bath, Toronto. Ont Wounded 10889 Armourer CotpL 1. Dobruk.

Grsdue. Russia. 12H562 Pte. James Kettle Cornwall. St.

Thomas, Ont. 47545S Pte. Herbert Hurdle. Herteebuir. England.

177070 Pte. Francis Mombserts. Montreal. 301452 Pts. Francia Myers.

Toronto. Ont. 772039 Pte. Wlllism Simpson, Fergus, OM. .6271 Pte.

Andrew Arthur John Sticcbcombe. London. Ont. 401008 Pte. Archibsld TurnbuU.

London, 6M344 Pte. Wesley Bsllsmtyne. Wlngham. Ont Klllled Is Actios November, 1917 Lieut. Joseph Frank Wetland, Celt, Ont.

Resected Weuaded Nowanser 1917 Lieut John Hartness, Susdrldga. Ont Resorted Weuaded Nevsaaser 7, 1917 Lieut. Bobert none, Sudbury. Ont. Killed Id Actios November 1917 Ueut.

Joseph Longstaff Watson. Carmarthen. Walea. Killed Is Action November 9, 1917 Lieut. George Kelman.

Aberdeen. Scotland. Died ol Wounds November I er 4, 1917 leut. Percy Louis Barber. Plcton.

Ont INFANTRY Wounded M4708 Pte. Peter Serant. Ruseis. 63TOS8 Pte. John Bathurst, Verdun, P.Q.

6751 Pte. Arthur Rert'earn, Torka, fihs-land. Died of Wounds Nov. 4. 1917 410365 Pte.

Dennis James Murdock, Ottawa, Ont. Seriously III 246311 Pte. Herbert t.aw rente Burmester, Montreal. Wounded 410S47 Lance Corp, James Alfred Quimet, Walton, Ont. Gas Poisoning 190081 Pte.

Brute Gordon Morse, Itlch- mona. n.ic;in ont. 410059 Pte. Msrtin Phillips, Toronto, Ont. Wounded 447293 Pte.

Henry Francis Lowe, Here- tora, r.ngiand. 174H67 Pte. Ernest John Beach, Hamilton, Ont. 4124S9 Pte. Harry Kershaw, Cheapside, tsurniy i.ane.

MOUNTED RIFLES Died of Wounds Nov. 4. 1917 709755 Pte. John Andrews, Sheffield, N.B. Wounded 195177 Pte.

Roy Nelson. Peterboro, Ont. INFANTRY Wounded Lieut. William Preston Allen, Belleville, Ont Seriously III Capt. A.

-Major Bernard Franklyn David son, M.U., Halifax. N.S. Died of Wounds. Nov. 7.

1917 Lieut. Aleiander Fraser, Springhill, N.S. 757B69 Pte. Graham Stuart Andrews, Fort William, Ont. Wounded 415M8 Pte.

Daniel Landry, Yarmouth, Died of Wounds Nov. 5. 1917 240701 Pte. VVtirU Alfred Edge, N. Hamil ton, Ont.

ARTILLERY Wounded 871664 Pte. William Milton Melroao, Scotland. Reported Wounded Slightly Remained at Duty Nov. 2, 1917 Capt. Andrew Sidney Dawes, M.C., Montreal, P.Q.

Dangerously III, Wounded Lieut. James Maxwell Mcllquham, Lanark, Ont. INFANTRY Wounded 237424 Pte. Arthur Albert Moorecroft, Toronto, Ont. 237108 Pte.

William Burt. Brampton, Ont. 669668 Pte. Edward Henrjr Bennett, Toronto, Ont. 78241 Pte.

Patrick John Jordan, Barry's Bay, Ont. 183913 Pte. Angus Mclssac, Amherst, N.S. 201281 Pte. Clarence Bverton Thompson, Zephyr, Ont.

Killed In Action Nov. 3, 1917 Lieut. Myer Tutier Cohen. Toronto. OnL Reported Wounded Nov.

7, 1917 Lieut. Arthur Stephen Pearson, Toronto, Ont. Died at Montreal Nov, 11, 1917, (Tuber-eulogist jjocho, pte Edward Labrle, Rlmouskl Died at L. Edward, P.O., Nov. 10, 1917 of Pulmonary Tuberculosis Pte.

Joseph Gaudreau, Llmcelou ARTILLERY Wounded 316969 Pattery Sergt. Major Thomas Rob erts, Kingraron, tint. 69478 Driver Albert Robert Kdward Hop kins, Essex, lnndon. Kngland. INFANTRY Dangerously III, Wounded 139651 Pte.

Albert Oakes, Toronto, Ont. Wounded 4MWS3 Pte. Geors-e Haydn. Toronto, Ont. 730621 Pte.

Erneet William Alexander tltindetaller. Gait. Ont. 796070 Pte. Albert Harry Russell, Slmcoe, Ont.

r- in Pte. Vincent Cesarino, Iroquois, Ont. Wounded 391723 Pte. Alpbonso La Rochelle, Montreal, r.Q. 743171 Pte.

Oliver Baken Delano, Brooklyn. Maes. U.S.A. Previously Reported Wounded Now Re-norted Died of Wounds Nov. 5, 1517 9f2402 I'te.

Thomas Sullivan, Oanso, N.S. Previously Renorted Dangerously III Now Disd or wounji isov. ia. wt. 761121 Pte.

Kidney Fordbam, Hamilton, Ont. Wounded 240663 Tte. Albert Coaton. R'lgbj-, INFANTRY Wounded 414972 Pte, William Shaw, Yorkshire, KnaTlnnd. 430818 Sergt.

Jesse Earland, Devon, England. Seriously III 439145 Pte. Slme Rons, Bayswater, W. Wounded 246133 Pte. Daniel Hanson.

Ottawa, Ont. 445262 Pte. John Duncan Stewart, Tine Tree, Plctoii N.S, 530987 Pte. John Renwlck Matbeson, Dal hmiMle Mills. Ont.

610930 Pte. William Hurrle, Kirriemuir, Forfarshire. Scotland. MEDICAL SERVICES Wounded 62S898 Pte. George Vincent Mulligan, l'etorboro, Ont.

ENGINEERS Seriously III, Wounded JtiMS Sapper James elrns. Ayr, Scotland. INFANTRY Wounded 10.1092 Pte. Perolvnl John Foot, Clifton, Krlatol. Ensrland.

fi45'Jl'3 Pte. Lawtey, Arnold Grange Hull, Yorkshire. Kngland. 663466 rte. Richard Lewis Neate, Belfast, lrohmd.

69WH pte. Percy Lucas, Liverpool, England. MOUNTED RIFLES Wounded Returned to Regimental Duty Nov. 4, 1917 10SS01 rte. Fred Hulmes, Huddersflsld, Kngland.

ARTILLERY Woundsd 2i010r.S Gunner William Louis Bennett. Tort Hope, Ont. SERVICES Css Poisoning 1007058 I'te. James Murray Woods, South-wood. CraiiletKh.

Surrey. England. INFANTRY Wounded. 77J97S Pte. Harvey Sowers, Scotland P.O., Ont.

Pte. Albert Charles Spurgeon, Gait Ont. Dangerously III. Wounded rte. Alec Wlllism Verdant Green.

Bristol. Kngland Caggsd liMf.004 Pte, Thomas Brooks. Sandwich Weil, Ont. 204156 rt James Courier. St.

Andrews, Scotisnd. Pts. Joeeph Alfred Furtong. G.tgp. P.J.

10f.HU Pte. Leslie Houldsworth, Tsque, Css Poisoning 919419 rte. Arthur Peters, lladnall Shropshire, England, Woundsd 919ITI Pte. Alfred Chadwick. Manchester, rnglsnd.

44i4l Pte. Carr. Roctrport. Ont. 66117 Pte.

Jamee Gilbert. MoiilnaL Pie. leo Ft-sn, MnetreaL MOUNTED RIFLES Previously ngoi-tr Weundeel Now Died of Wounds Nov. 117 TiY6S Pie tltinton Campbell Pving'e t'hpnsn, KUvepret iiie. N.B.

INFANTRY Wounded 43! Pte WUltam tjichlti. PO. e.re ftrMrg Pn'rety. Wmree, Woundsd Returned to Regimental n. iiirrr Uovi(h, siurbot i.ik.

om. Preriamlj RasarteS Sarlaualy III, Maw DlaS ft Waasda nam bar I. HIT 213D7J Pie. Alfred tjr-aowood, Windsor. Ont.

Wnia4fd TS'UOS rta. Herbert Jenkins, Mafnetiwa P.O.. Ont. $62240 Pte. Oeorta Mf-BrteB.

Toronto. OnL Weasdaa, Ratoraai Is Duty 181(111 Pie. Archibald UeKectuue Bolster, Iirat-i cliffs, Ottawa. Killed Is Attlet Nwamter S. ISI7 Lieut.

William Artaur MscKenzia, Olscs Bay. at ENGINEERS Wenaded 14 IMS Seroer Artliiir Welllnf OPPia, Halifax, S. uaa '09503 Sapper Justatn Parrinstoa, Toronto. Ont. INFANTRY Wounded SJM3J Pte.

WilUaai Alfred Ont. 2381 Pte. Bidner Arthur illJott. Toronto. Ont, 75124 Pte.

William Ayr. Bt. Hamilton, Ont. Dangerously Wounded ,65460 Pie. Harold t'tiariee Naste, Toronto, Ont.

Wounded W3144 Pte. Joaepl) Allen Wllllck, Newbury, Ont. Prevleualy Resorted Oanaarouly III, New Died sf Wounda Nawaear t. 1917. PU.

Alfred Ball. Toronto, Ont. Wounded 741044 Pte. Wllliera Edward Maynard. rmimort Blakeater.

Hanu. Eng. Pte. Nlcbolaa Jobn Aaeelstlne. Rellerllle.

Ontario. Pte, Patjrr Hanten. DenmsrlJ. I'te. James Dake, Haslow, Woodllock, Ont, MH9 Sergl.

George E. Melons, Almonte. Out. 4r.tO'J5 Pte. Harold Ray Sharpe.

Brockrllle. Ont. Corpl. Allan Wolslay Vipond. Mon.atiurg, Ont.

Died ef Wound, Ne.emSar S. I9I7 4J4573 Pte. Samuel Millar. Manchester, England. Wounded I0A19 Pte.

George Blcbardaoo, Bioomsbmy. London. England. S0274O Pie. FrderlrJl Cornelius George Wlilt.e Ful- hant, Kngland.

7733B5 Pte. Boy Reginali King, Lindsay. AOnt. 7'ln49 Pie. William McConnell, Hamilton.

Ont. Pie. Cari Albert Mlaurcr. WUUamsburg, Ont. Dangerously Wounded JO 1 074 Pte.

Boben Miliar. Tronu, Ont Dangareuily III Pte. Bobert Lnwden. Toronto, Out, Wounded CU3 Corpl. Jobn Pltlendrieah.

Crandall, Man. Severely Wounded Plr. A. Peter lngersley Larson, Dululh, MOUNTED RIFLTS Severely Wounded V1913 Pta. Lortus rneat Benedict Carpenter, London, Kngland.

INFANTRY Wounded Pis. Wllltsm Henry Bichard Clarke, London, Ont. 731466 Pte, Alexander Joseph Kipper, Kltchsnor, Ontario. 2M1 Pte. Daniel McDonald, BatUe Creek, U.S.A.

264124 Pis. Clye Emery Jones Patlon, TJ.S.A. 751 1ST Pta. Prank Wet. Widen.

Bedford. Sng. Pts. Peter Homer, Oabwekem Brant Ont. -OTVioj pie.

Aleiander Campbell, Maivtlle. Ont. 34468 Pie. Joaepb Cowan, Bldadale, Nortliumber- land, Kngland. 104884 Pte.

Kdmond Joseph Boblnesu, Valleyfleld, P. Q. 766480 Pie. Jamee Thomas Pouhan, South Hack nay, London, Kngland. 124.1.19 Sergt.

Thomas McNully, Charles Town, Co. Mayo, Ireland. 237 Uunner Percy Bberrllt, lndon, flnt. 41637 A. Bomb.

Milton Mulhem, Cornwall. Ont. 41010 gergt. Thomas larael Patterson. Montreal.

Qasaad 46866 Herbert William Connor, Derchaa- ter, Mm, Died a Wovnda November 6, ISI7 348032 Arlg. Sergt. Walter Rutherford Jeffrey, Toronto, Out Wounded 1262717 Drlrer Murray McPherson, Sydney, C.B., NB. 32H030 Gunner Fred Lawrence, Caunlngtoo. Ont.

INFANTRY Blllbtly Wounded LleuL Wlbler Buma Tumbull, Plrton, Ont Severely Wounded Lieut. James Ja'kaon, Scntland. ''J Llaut. Andrew Ruthrcn Thompaoa, Bait landllng. Kent, Kngland.

Died el Wooed, November 4. ISI7 694HI l4nre Corpl. Nnrmsn Harlock, Mlmloo, Ont Died ef Wounds November 1917 419383 Pte. James Wart, reriuaonvale. Ont, 7I17H34 rte.

John Hamilton, Ayr. Scotland 404U8I Pte. Vilillam Allbrlght, Northampton. End. Severely Wounded Lieut Norrls William RoWni, M.C., Bherbrooks, p.

a. Slightly Wounded Lieut, Albert Edmund Humphrey, Apohaqul. Klnga H. Lieut. William H.

r. KelchMon, Bellaillle. Ont, Prevlouily Hagorted ISwgerauily Wounded. Died el Wounds November HI 7 Dee Potaos 174221 Pts. Edward Hvrcin, Mt.

Hamilton. Ont. Qaa Poisoning Slight Uaut John Gundry Churrh, rreaman P.O., Ont Satlou.ly lllWauaded Pte. Ilalk Hhaiieoral, Ruaala. Ossgareualy III 80S201 Pts Thoniaa Knell.

London, England. Waanded Ueut John Fraaer Bryce Miurhead. Fort William, Ontario, Danosroulv III 102264 Pte. George Morrln Ling, Toronto, Oat 3822HI CorpL Joaaph Hrgmetd t'ook, oridaraater, N. i.

Serleuely III Wounded 417207 Tip. William Henry Million. St. John. N.B.

SERVICES Serleualy III Pta. Michel N'epln. Attahwahplaket. Jams Bay. tint ENQINICBS Killed Is Aetlea Netambar 1117 7I4B4 Sapiiar Thnmna Lynea, llolton.

Lanes, Kng. Wounded sad Gaiied Utna.lSemief Arthur I'olden. Lnndon. Knsland. 430237 Sapia-r Prank Tbaln, Aberdewt, Scotland.

420168 Hipper William Imnald. Hantf, Scotland, Stnos 8aptr James William Aaby, Cumberland, Kngland. AH.lt Hipper William lloonla. Sydney Mlnea, C.B., N. S.

68441 Sanir wnilam McEwan, Sydney Mines. r.n.. 8.1. 9317 Rapper Payld I meet Ollea, Toronto, Ont eataed S077OH Rapper Panlel Kitwariil. London.

England Wounded and Uuiej 674811 Lance Corpl. ileorge Herald Baas, rolke- aiune, England. IMli.tt Pte, Justin Harding II. Ills Roche, Kings- ten, Ont. Acts'.

Corpl. Harry Browns, Win, ham. Ont. 4811184 pta. trneet Leonard fester.

Ralletllle. Ont. 40OVU Pte. Ileorge Greew. St.

falherliiea, tint. 6888111 pie. Frederick Nawton I'snw. Ottawa. Ont 748,68 Pta.

Frederics Jnaeph White, Wlmby, Ont m. William Gilbert, Delta. Ont, e8ir Pis. Harry Coir, Morrlabung, Out, SSISSJ Pta. Harm George While.

Hopworth. Ont 301 Pis. Andrew Wallace, Mancheater, England. ARTILLERY Wounded Gunner innard Archibald Leslie, Bai-badoee, B. I.

Ha 1 4 Gunner Harry King Butthatd. St. Stashes, N. B. 1 19469 Uunar Jamaa rmlertot Rheere.

London, Ont INFANTRY Serletiely III Weiradad 35I3JIT Pta, Thomas Gordon Martin, Spokane, fi.A. Gas Palaastef 10IS713 Pte, Jack Mct'argar. B.I' ARTILLERY Wooaded 4-Ofll Bomb. Archie Itrlde. Petethcro.

Out. 1SOH8I4 tinner Alfred James Pltchford. Tlioiiuoo 8irrey. Kngland. l)Her Jamee Hunt.

Puahr. Biolland. USMl Prtree Bradford t'hlpman Flewelllng. Wood- elock (atleton B. I2MSI4 Guouer John Sutherland, tjurbecu MOUNTED Slrtl Killed Is Aottes Oolekar 1117 11MII Pte, Jean MsUlstone.

Bnglsud. INFANTRY Wasmded 8rtrg Pts Panial Haley, Hun km Baa Man. W4v Pie. Wilben Kart Goodman. Wlimipeg.ls.

Man. Itllao p-e. Thcsnae Bwam. Chatham. Out.

HJ8I7 Pie. John Rian. Uasetlck. Irelend IgtOfS Pta. Godfrey Louie Hurlatos.

Bangor. 4'sr-narna, WslM, ARTIllIRY D'eat Dramaiaa OevaMeeeat Name, Maerrael, Died Dmmaiead tyesvalearMt Nssie, Moatml. o9 Pte. reedTice, Itlsia. Mon'ral, SKOICAL SERVICIS Prevteeieir Seeeeteg Oeesecweely III.

Nsw Dies), Neveakee IS ilf. M4H Pta, Has CaretmeJ. 1 anark, Out INFANTR1 Sarlesaly Its Weuadad tiw Frwiler-fc veerca S. Whu.iig engerwiel III Wensded Pig. M.dital JMatMl Ttomn 1 WawaseS Its, Jeiaea Robtne.

Uvenwol. Eaa aa4 Resrerlas Waved MMt, latsnseS te Rest e.MI Bty Oelasae 14, ISI7 rg eft Petl, M' 14 i Canadians in (Special to The Journal) BOWDEN, Dec. 1. The second political meeting- during; this week was conducted in the Union church on Thursday evening, and was addressed by a Mr. Bury, not A.

V. G. Bury, of Edmonton, but a man unknown to Bowden citizens. The other speaker was Senator Talbot, both of whom spoke on behalf of the candidature of Mr. Puffer.

The meeting was a marked contrast to that of Monday evening when Dr. Clark was the speaker of the evening. The chair was taken by Mr. Garfield Christy of this town. Mr.

Bury, quite a young man in appearance, appeared to feel the seriousness of his position, and tried his utmost to impress his views upon an audience, the majority of whom did not receive his incorrect remarks at all kindly. For instance this Mr. Bury had the temerity to state that, "The present state of Quebec is the result of Mr. Borden's disloyalty," also that "Mr. Bourassa is allied with Mr.

Borden today," und added he, "I do not think there is any doubt about it." He blamed Mr. Melghen for Quebec not responding to the many appeals for enlistment, and he praised Frank Oliver for the firm stand he took in declaring that Al berta had done a fair share. Audience Antagonistic He further said, "Mr. Borden wants to protect his ally Bourassa." He also asserted that "the Union government wants men to go to Europe and fight, and come back crippled and maimed to pay the war taxes." And that "Dr. Clark maintains the people should not be consulted." It was small wonder that, by the time the first speaker was through the audience was worked up to quite an antagonistic pitch, with the exception of a few.

When Senator Talbot stood before the audience, they evidently expected to hear a good contribution toward the win-the-war controversy, but they were disappointed. He began by ex pressing his. pleasure in a way, to talk to electors, and to some who unfortunately are not electors, meaning the ladies. What Talbot Thinks He then labored hard to impress his audience with his first point that, "The present government is responsible for all the acts of the previous government since 1911." In reply to a reminder from the audience that the present government is union, half half liberal, he retorted, "It is not a union government, it ia what we call a collusion government." Notwitnstandlng frequent reminders from his audience that this was war time, and they wanted to hear what the Laurier government Intended to do to help on the war, the speaker insisted upon dwelling upon the previous acts of "the Tory government." He said: "This party which lays claim to all the loyalty, put a tax on British goods." "The Laurier government brought on an era of prosperity, and within six months after the Conservatives went in there were thousands of men roaming our cities, who could not get three square mea's a day." After a little while his talk veered around to what he called the "gross Incompetence of the Tory government." He claimed that the half million dollar post office of Calgary was pulled' down in order to satisfy the extravagance of the people of Calgary, who wanted a million dollar building. He began to rake up the time worn stories of horse steals, and he blamed the government for the hay scandals.

He promised to say something later about the munitions and the Ross rifle, which promise he afterward forgot. He flayed the government in language not- at all choice for some of the munition contracts, and said: ''While Britain was fighting for her life and ours, Fla-veile made five million dollars on bacon and Allison and Sam Hughes got rid of $200,000." He would not say stole Is, but they "got rid of It." Ridiculous Statements He also made the astounding statement that there were 116.000 (one hundred and sixteen thousand) Canadian officers in England who have never crossed the channel to the front. He afterwards denied saying "officers." and modified the statement by saying "soldiers," and when this was con- 102697 Pte. David Martin, Bootle, Liverpool. England.

219916 Pte. Samuel Oliver, Port Hope, Ont. ARTILLERY Wounded 007756 Ounner Alexander Mitchell Dunbar, Guelph, OnL J2M.7 Gunner Patrick Joseph Brennan, Llora, Ont. SERVICES Injured Accident 1008MII Act. corp.

William George King. New Liskeard. Ont. INFANTRY Reported Woundsd Slightly Remained at Duty Nov. (, 1917 Lieut.

A. -Major John Kussell Mlllsrd, Wm Tnrnnln. Ont. Previously Rsportsd Killed In Action Now Dlsd of Wounds Nov. 1917.

Lieut. Alva Metcalfe, M.C., Harlsy. Brant Ont. Lieut. Stanley Melville McNally, Durham.

OnL Woundsd T5T981 Pte. Herbert Stride, Hamilton, Ont. SERVICES Reported Wounded Slightly Rsmslned at Duty Nov. S. H17 Cspt.

Harry Wlshart Whytock, Msdoc. Ont. Rsportsd Wounded Slightly Rsmainsd at Duty Nov. 1917 Capt. Way Foster, Pembroke.

OnL Reported Wounded Nov. 117 Lieut. Elmers Philpott, Hamilton, OnL NGINEERS Wounded 14tWS f.tpper Wlllism Alfred Giddy, Hertford. England. Wounded snd Gssssd 504421 Jnd Corp.

Koy Garland Pattsrson, SL Mary's, Ont INFANTRY Dlsd ef Wounds Nov. 117 TS161 Pts. George Adolph Strub. Kitchener, Ont. Dsngseeusly III, Wounded 101089 Act.

Pl. Wilton Campbell. Tr- mnuth Heights, St. Thomas, OnL Pts, Frederick Sishlbaum. Hespe-tor.

Ont. T7JJ4. Pts. Frneet Lsdd. Brantford.

Ort. (7711 Pts. Fdwsrd dearie. Lest Cornwull, Fnglsnd. 70i4 Pt.

Charles Rogers Sleeves. Elgin, SB. Wounded Sertt. Gnr-s Francis Vsllsncs. Tsmworth, Staffordsblrs.

Ens'snd. ttA; Pis ASeisnarr Alrd ktciaa. South Kivr. Onl, Ttof.14 Pte. 1 at Lorraine Lleve.

Bangor. Mains. I'd A. Serisusiy III, Wounded tfiOS P. FtsrtevlrW Hiis.

hsi-ln'ie- laa tested be Mid, "I don't know the exact figures, act! I don't care." Another equally astounding statement he made was that widows of officers were receiving 140 and 850 Der month, whiln widows of privates only received is per mmlh 1 It Is inconceivable that a man in the Senator's position should make such erroneous statements, but that was the case. He also charged the government with "trying to follow the example of the British government, who made officers of the sons of the nobility." "Such ignorance in a public speaker on an election platform is lamentable," said one of the audience. The Senator referred to the late council In the United States when Mr. Balfour, Mr. Wilson and Mr.

Lansing met, and he said, in derision: "Canada sent Sir George Foster and Sir Thomas White. It made me blush. I don't approve of It A voice called out: "Thus is a war election, Is it not?" He then referred to what he called the "Canadian Northern railway steal," and declared Wilfrid Dledtres if he Is put in power he will not allow It to go through." He called it "an instance of greatest theft ever perpetrated." Then he switched off to Boniethina else and said: "If Laurier Is defeated, it will be because hundreds of thousands of naturalized citizens have been disfranchised by this government." I claim it is wrong." He then referred to the date when the Ottawa naturalization act was put on the statute books. A voice: "We were not at war then." "Our government," said he. "not satis-fled with depriving naturalized Germans of their vote, want to go further and deprive half of the electors of their franchise.

1 refer to women." Talbot Manifestly Unfair A voice reminded: "Dr. Clark told us sir, that Sir Wilfrid voted against giving franchise to women." No answer. He protested against giving 20,000 votes to Canadian enlisted men in the States, calling them "foreigners." He was reproved for this term, and added: That Raiserlsm, the damnable thing wo are contriving to put down. Then he extolled Lord Northeliffe letter to Lloyd George and Insisted upon reading the part where he speaks of the United States possibly having to take the lead in events. The audience requested him then to finish the letter in which Northeliffe lauds the actions of Canada.

"I have something else to read," said the senator. Makes Audience Laugh Read it! Read it! came from ail parts of the house. He began to read something else, after which he said in anger: "It a the infernal government that is Incom petent. (Laughter). He then turned his attention to Sam Hughes' "Orangeism" declaring that he detests Catholics and Frenchmen.

He also read a letter written by the president of the U.F.A. to assist him in his argument that the government were taking men offthe land who should be left there. At the close, when questions were ask ed for, a member of the audience asked: "How are we going to supply help to the front if there Is no conscription?" The same questioner complained that Mr. Talbot had not told his audience any new scheme to get recruits. Mr, Talbot admitted that Sir Wilfrid is opposed to conscription; he was asked to join the cabinet but would not do so because of that very poinL Question: "Does Mr.

Puffer agree to conscription?" Answer: "Well, Yes, but conscription of wealth also." Another question was put: "Has not Borden tn his manifesto provided for. the conscription of This question was lost sight of amid the general talk on other matters. In conclusion the senator said: Sir Wilfrid says he can raise the necessary re-crulte by voluntarism. voice "they can't do it, senator." LARGE AND SPECIALLY IMPORTANT AUCTIO AT RAE'S EXCHANGE 9991 Jasper Avenue (Opp. the Imperial Bank) Tuesday, Dec.

4 At 2 p.m. THE ENTIRE CONTENTS OF A WELL APPOINTED SECONDHAND STORE. Owing to one of the proprietors in the above named business having been called to the colors, I have been instructed to sell as above the entire contents of the store known as Rae's Exchange. Partial list as follows: Three oak dining suites; unusually Urge dsn suite, settee and 2 chairs; parlor furniture; hall rack and chairs; library pieces; morris chairs; Smith-Premier typewriter) wicker rockers; occssionsl tables and rockers tn various styles; brass bed, heavy continuous posts; lot of whit, enamelled beds in heavy and medium weights; several new mattresses; dressers; chiffoniers; extra good kitchen and plain dining chairs; plain rockers; carpets in good variety, including 2 good new Brussels square. (9x9); lot of nice useful new rugs in velvet and wool pile finish; crockery; glassware; Canada Ideal range, good as new; Sunbeam rang, in perfect order; baking cabinet; Ironing stands; kitchenware; washing machine; new trunks, and a host of useful sundries.

Full particulars Monday HOWE, The Auctioneer SPECIALLY ATTRACTIVE AND UNUSUALLY IMPORTANT AUCTION OF NEW AND USED PIANOS At O'Dwyer'. Auction Mart t91t Jasper Avsjnus Friday, Dec. 14 At 2:15 m. The list comprises It high class modem Instruments, representing the follow- ing Mason Risen, Evr Bro, Doherty, etc. Catalogue, have been prepared and may h.

had on request. HOWE, The Auctioneer 10064 10Ot Street 'Opp. Ths Macdonald Hotel i OTR THK KF.W ADDRESS Oct. 31, itu 907M pte. Walter Nevard, Leiden, Col- rheater, KnKland.

ions SHU Pie. John Mitchell Chambers, Oxnernl Delivery, Kault Ste. Mnrle, Ont. 204IKU 'in. Thomas Dee Powell, Bear Lake, Woundsd 46533a Tte.

Inker Cohun. Itussla. ARTILLERY Woundsd Ounner Kdinnnd Collins Brown. Hutton (loldfleld, England. 4042 Driver Herbert Wellington Ellis.

Northbronk, Ont. S.17IHS Corp. Bsmuel Jurkion Adams, Toronto, Ont Qasied ni) Corp. John Harvey, F.dlnbtirgh, Heollnnd. 42372 Bomb.

Johnstone Anderson, Hamilton, Ont. Woundsd IflfMI riunner Duncan Melnnls, Btellarton, NR. Gunner Frederick riumrldge, Toronto. Ont. ARTILLFRY Woundsd Ounner Wllllnm Herbert Thornbaek, Warbeek Itoad, tihepards Hush, London, T'nalend.

42ii7H Corp. William Berkeley, Ashford, MlrtdleaeK, Knglnnd, Previously Reported 'Junnsroutly Woundsd New CsnQeroutly III Pte. Henry l'liinmier, Oilord Mills, t)nt. Died of Wounds Nov, t917 3381(1 1M, John CriMslevs Cornwall, Ont. Wounded 1042f 43 IMS, Alfred Challe, Oranhy, rlhef- ford p.Q.

Jnbn t'omyth, Prolland. IMe. Alplinnse Lsferrlere, Alexandria. Ont. SSIi'M I'te.

Alfred Ledue, Cia-nwsll, Ont, S.i:iSf, Pte. Jonepb Leniere, Cornwall, Ont Iffill Pte Charles MeKvey, New Edinburgh. Oltewa. Ont. Charles Lambert Path, Toronto, tint.

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on. atines ei-r Urfa'a I lirw Imeai Pa.lS ohm. tim-s. um iteu Maeaid Stu aoi Tnalaud hi4 n.iM iaa) Vt, Ont know of a simple retire that can blwi 'xnk rtm. Fih easily made ui at hoina for a few rente' eoat (hat 1 cjulte efflrisnt In re- lievltil the deafneis and limit r'jlaes -suaaf by estnrrh, Prom eoy i v-s" store set one eunrs of Psrminr (double attength.

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