Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - August 19, 1914, Winnipeg, Manitoba Manitoba free press too Peg wednesday august19.1914. Ten cent packet will b u More flies than Worth of any Sticky Fly killer. Refuse destitute which Are most . Einice Don t take our word for it Don t forfeit your own Opin Ion. Don t condemn the other kind but just make the Fol lowing Wash and dry the face in the Ordinary Way then after applying Oatlene Cream wipe the face gently with a soft Towel when particles of Black will be found on the Towel. Remember no other face Cream can remove the dirt from the pores a does Oatlene and that keeping the pore clean and Iresh is the secret of a Good complexion. Natl or. Contains no animal fat therefore cannot grow hair. 9 a free Sample of Latina Cream will be Sant on application or for so in we will Send a. Box containing re Willis co., room e Foy building front Street Toronto de w. E. C. Dixon local agent. Distributors Mccullough co. Robinson co. A f. C. Brathwaite. 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Pinkham s vegetable _ j j i l lao jct Sra remedy for female nos and has re the health of thousands of women Aye been troubled with such ail displacements inflammation fru nors irregularities Etc. Want special Adrice write to Pinkham Medicine co. Conf mud mass. Your letter trill deepened read and answered for held in strict Confidence. At times when you require a specially Strong Antiseptic soap for instance when mosquitoes or insects begin troublesome buy ight lather Only that is All you need with a. Soap like this which contains such a Large pro portion of pure carbolic. Drug Sut Sells it. 33 cents. By k. C. ,1 co., 340, read the free press sport. National flt erotic is governor general institutes big movement for aiding the families of soldiers. Work of voluntary agencies will not be superseded but encouraged aug. The outbreak of the present War is Royal highness the governor general conceived the idea of starring in Canada a. National fund for. The Aid in Case of need of the wives and families of officers and men resident in Canada who might serve in tile army and naval forces of the Brit ish Empire Duning the War. Having conferred with the prime minister and his colleagues it was Learned that the attention the government had been drawn to the desirability of some such step being taken but More particularly to the necessity of having somewhere in Canada a Central organization formed for the purpose of coordinating the work of the Many voluntary associations that might be formed for this or similar purposes and of preventing thei growth of a multiplicity of the col Lection of funds and of overlapping in their distribution. To be representative. To effect this end and at the same time to ensure a representative Char Acter to any organization that might be formed his Royal highness invited the lieutenant governors and premiers of the several provinces of Canada and the right Hon. Sir r. To. Borden hons. Sir George e. Foster George h. Perley Robert Rogers w. T. White. A p. Pel Letier j. D. Hazen colonel the Hon. Sam Hughes right Hon. Sir Wilfrid Laurier Hon. Sir James Whitney sir Thomas Shaughnessy sir Mackenzie e. J. Chamberlain the right. Hon. Sir Charles Fitzpatrick hons. Clifford Sifton t. Berthiaune and Hon. Sir William Hillock to be come vice presidents of a Canadian patriotic fund and expended invitations to a number of gentlemen to meet him in Ottawa today As members of an executive committee to arrange de tails of organization. The following were invited to be come members of the executive Hon. R. Rogers a. E. Kemp Rodolphe Lemieux w. L. Mackenzie King r. Dan Durand sir Edmund Walker sir l. Melvin Jones d. R. Wilkie t. C. Gas Grain Herbert b. Holt a b. Ames . William Price a. M. Nanton lieutenant colonel r. W. Patterson f. Bernard sir Henry k. Egan e. C. Whitney George Burn j. B. Fraser a. F. Sladen and e. B. Wood. Meeting held. All of the gentlemen named accepted his Royal highness invitation and with two present at a meeting held today in the prime min ister s office at which his Royal High Ness presided. At this meeting it was agreed that an organization should be formed to be known As the Canadian patriotic the object being to provide assistance in Case of need to the wives children and dependent relatives of officers and men residents of Canada who during the present War May be on Active service with the military and naval forces of great Britain or of her allies. It was decided to ask its present session to enact the Neces sary legislation to incorporate the can Adian patriotic fund and to Confer upon its executive the necessary pow ers to receive and for the purpose named. A sub com be was appointed to assist in the drafting of the necessary legislation. It is not the purpose of the Cana Dian patriotic fund to in anyway supersede the work of voluntary Agen cies already formed or of other Agen cies that May come into existence it is intended rather to provide Machin Ery which will co ordinate the efforts of the several bodies and provide new agencies where none at the present time exist. It is hoped that by this method room will be left for individual initiative and voluntary Effort on the widest possible Ile Ait the same time provision will be made against overlooking any part of the Dominion in the collection of subscriptions or the adoption of varying standards in the distribution of necessary Relief. German plan to invade Canada to be investigated despatch received Here from Maine says that governor Haines of that state has received the follow ing wire from Secretary Bryan Washington d.c., aug. .-14-. Hon. William t. Haines governor of Maine. The British embassy this department of rumours that a. Man named Seligman is instigating certain German subjects to join in raids through the Maine and Vermont roads upon the Dominion of Canada. The department would be Gladi if you would make enquiries As to the truth of these rumours in order that proper Steps May be taken to prevent the use of United states territory for these purposes. William j. Bryan Secretary of state Bangor Bryan s that instigation be made of no was visiting near Here governor Haines replied set the Rumor seems but promised to make enquiries. Two Hundred japs want to be Matura Zed and fight in Canadian regiments. Vancouver. B.c., aug. Hundred and eighty two of Vancou ver s foreign population Are applying today to become naturalized British subjects. This unprecedented number has applied since aug. 1, doubtless on account of the War. Up to this time june with 14o applications had been the Banner month for requests for naturalization. Thirty seven germans and 19 austrians wish to desert their Home land. More than 2qq applications came from Jap anese who wish to duality to serve in Canadian regiments to be sent to England. Judge Grant before whom the applications come has asked the can Adian minister of Justice what he will do with this great prospective Inrush of citizenship. Soldiers honoured Yorkton entertains to smoker men for the front. Free press special yorktonsask., aug. The town Hall on monday evening a smoker was held in Honor of the Volun Teers who in a. Few Days Are going to. The front and who under the com Mand of major Pawlett have gathered around the nucleus of the 16th Light horse in Yorkton and district., Are amongst the Best trained body who Ever left Yorkton and As major Pawlett declared Are As enthusiastic and Clever us Ever put on a Soldier s uniform. The splendid gathering of militia volunteers and citizens was presided Over by major Patrick who delivered a patriotic speech and was supported by Many Loyal citizens including or. 1. H. Garry Canon Cornish or. Patrick. J. E. Beaker j. A Light body coi. Of a. Bradbrooke Lieut. Graham Whitehead and Deb Lenhard and an american gentleman who had served under Admiral Dewey at the philippine islands and who said that if we did not lick the German Mili tary autocrats who raised this War and who Are Miles away from the the United states will do Hearty Send off Moose jaw aug. Party 01 eighteen reservists left the City this afternoon far Quebec. Mayor Pascoe arranged for a civic Sena off and if a vis procession headed by the band of the 6th bibles and the whole regiment escorted the to the station mayor Pascoe de an address and Good Speed from the citizens. Reign of the War correspondent ends no newspaper men to be allowed with opposing forces is now i decided. London aug. Seals have now. Been fixed upon the Tomb of the War correspondent. Edom the out set of the War it has evil est that the military n of Wel come newspapermen within their lines or anywhere within their imme Diate arrangements have now been made by the chiefs of staff of the various Allied Powers whereby All correspondents to matter what their nationality will be kept out of not Only the immediate Field it operations but practically the whole theatre of operations. The sole exceptions and these will be very limited will be made in favor of representatives official agencies who will simply transmit such news As the military authorities wish them to make correspondents withdrawn. All the English newspapers have been instructed to withdraw their correspondents from the whole Bel Gium which is regarded As the theatre of War and intimations Are also Given that the authorizations o accompany the. British expeditionary Force which have been Given to some correspondents of leading papers were withdrawn. It that the same rules Are now being applied to representatives of the French papers Ali ice. Have hitherto received Ipen Mission to Send correspondents to Neadau Aries at the front. London in the Post few Days has seen the arrival of a swarm of correspondents eager Airt anxious to get to th5 beginning of hostilities it was made knot Pra that Only the nationals would be avowed to. Accompany Jiny of the armies so the americans correspondents chances of seeing fighting were very slim at any time. The arrangements now completed Between the Allied War offices will bring the chances to a minimum. French reservists sail today. Montreal aug _ Hundred French reservists will sail from Mont. Real tomorrow torn Inge according to information Given at the French consulate today Many men hav in Canada. Others have Toiuo from the United states Mexico. Contraband exportation. Washington b.c., Auk. Bill authorizing the president to forbid by proclamation the exportation stuffs clothing or other contraband or conditional contraband of War if such exportation threatens to increase the Price of such commodities to con Sumers tar this introduced in the House today. Bureau of cot would ascertain the facts necessary administration of the proposed Law. Y Persona violating the proclamation would be Piini Shaib be by a Fine of and a. Year s imprisonment. Seizure of Tea. German liner with Carpo of Saida taken by British. Gibraltar aug. Schnee a German liner running from Boston has been seized at Gibraltar by the British. The Saida Tea co. Will be greatly embarrassed by this As they had Al Large Quantity of Tea on her. It May be remarked that German lines have ;