Canada.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 131, 27 October 1914, Page 5

Canada.

————— t INDIAN "BRAVES" ON THE WAR- 1 'PATH. < GERMAN SETTLEMENT IS DANGER. : GRAIN-GROWERS' FINE ASSISTANCE. , Ottawa, October 25. 1 North American Indiana marched to ! Saskatoon (Saskatchewan), fully armed and in war-paint, and wanted to go to , the front. When assured it was impossible, they gave a thousand dollars to j the war fund, and went to the nearest * German setltement, intending to wipe it out, The mounted police iiad to intercept them. London, October 25. The Saskatchewan Grain-Growers' Association appeals to members to earmark one acre of next year's crop for the Patriotic Fund. It is expected this will realise 600,C00 bushels. BIG ORDER SFROM TIIE WAR OFFICE. GIVE GREAT FILLIP TO THE TRADE. Received 27, 1.311 a.m. | Ottawa, Oeto'.K-r Tlie British War Olfieo ha.< order■! i'/s million shirls from Canada. Ti 1 order will k'vp even' factory 11 ;i sy fur j M ver;'l months. Tile War Office ha- | also given orders for 50,000 saddles. Tile i orders together with Ilie cipiijmieiit, I have greatly improved business eon- 1 ■ditions in Canada. BELGIAN IMMIGRANTS WANTED. Received "26, 5.45 p.m. London, October 25. Ail organised movement has been started in Regino to induce Belgian farmers to settle in Saskatchewan.