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0.
COSSETTE
Naval
Secretary
Chiife
By
KEN
CLARK,
Canadian
Pres.
Staff,
Writer.
(Copyright,
1910,
by
The
Canadian
Press)
Capt.
Joseph
Oscar
Cossette.
once
a
Montreal
newsL"
iiignting
tne
Jiolshevists,
the
ship
CapttCossette
was
on
'he
wasn't
naval
secretary
then
butjlst
a'founc:
o
Sublieutenant
..
.
vmS
1
in
tho
RnlHi.
a
J
He
went
ashore
filends
.comfortably.
IS
abundant
one
iust
falls
over
it.
The
lanmuirrp
rhPv
T.ne
wnoIj?
man
ls
Packed
trim
disappeared."
h
iafd
durlni
an
VVUW
aw,
cuci
vviiii,aii
oi
pmce
with
had
employment
paid
it
out
to
a
pro-f&6or,
at
Dalhousie
University'
who
rammed
English
Into
him
two
hsurs.
a
night,
six.
nights
a
week.
Itx
Navy
hired
the
same
professor
to
tea:h
a
class
of
ratings
!,and
young
Cossette
took
that
too
:
Just
to
make
sure,
it
was
a
nara
.life
for
the
newspaperman.
"It
jnearly
did
break
me."
he
says
now,
"but
I
never
told
anybody."
!
His
progress
was
as
steady
as
hl
hand,
He
served
on
various
J
vessels
in
the
Royal
Navy,
served
3.oo
paperman,
has-
attained
the
highest
business,
post
in
the
at
the
Royal
Naval
college
at
9.ou
Koyal
Canadian
Navy.
He
is
naval
secretary,
a
man
as
Halifax.
His
luck
held
and
when
full
of
yarns
as
he
is
of
energy
and
ideas.
Once,
when
the
"Halifax
explosion"
knocked
me
college
uuwn
ne
was
unc
u.
two
men
uninjured.
He
went
on
up.
He
went
to
n
th.
trr
t-ngiano.
10
aiierja
tecnnicai
with
a.
seafaring
idea,
to
procurs
give
injm
a
UtXleass
tS
hold
in
courses
and
recede
appointment
naturilly
lie
tioH
some
.
soap
with
Tountant
Olflcer'on
Various
t.-j-w
-
f
Ior
for
a
a
niPnt
nieajant
fivenmz.
PVPln?"
"-
him,
slices
off
a
laundry
bar.
That
tlons
he
was,
besides
his
othsr
was
.what
they
used
for
money,
-Merchant
and
Navy
duties,
responsible
for
the
food
such
had
b?n
trn
scarcity
of
soap
GUiing
aon
to
seataiing
mat-
for
ratings.
Sometimes
In
the
old
for
years,
lif
Russia.
Young
Cossette
.s
by
way
of
literature
Capt.
days
it
was
salt
pork,
salt
beef
wem
into
a
little
shop
there
and
Cosette
thinks
Joseph
Conrad
is
and
hardtack,
but
even
at
the
best
in
looking.
'about
for
a
cloik
he
-re
in
th
mer.-.hanit.
mnrin.
linp
it
was
monotonous.
"Tuesdav
Down
in
the
South
Sea
Islands,
far
away
from
the
saw
a
sus?i::ious
looking
object
-wt
if
It
is
suggested
that
in"
that
boiled
ham,
Wednesday,
sausagf
tumult
and
the
Worries
of
war
a
man,
who
VVno
has
nas
bepn
Deen
Jd
pcrapjn?
away
the
dust
f3und
.
a
nayy
man.
might
look
at
and
mashed,
Thursday,.
boUed
ber
ZVnklt
JIm
ii
0I.war!
Z
two
packages
cf
a
Canadian
tobac-
Cinrad
down
his
"sleeve,
he
pro-
etc."
arOUnd.a
lot
told
o
local
a.
service
Qlub
yesterday,
the
Poly
co
(name
censored).
Thes-he
had
'ss.
TIs
Better
Now
iieMdij.
get,
along
very
nicely
mey
UO
not
nave
to
worry
ior
on
slice
of
soap
much
to
the
ii2
barriers
between
the
mer-
.
w
v,
rr,
nhnnt
rlnt)ipc
a
inin
lnf
K.
iu
oil
fkm.
rn,
satisfaction
j1
hi
ninp
-Konf
v,
i
Nowadays
...
we
nave
retrjg-
7."
.
.
"
'
V4WW.
lia"
icurtuu
uic
xuuu
-
-
-
:--
:
4'i5T
"a,e
erators.
We
can
keen
anvthlne
for.
any
length
of
time.
The
diet
Is.
varied
and
wholesome."
t
.
i
i
mci.
l
nas
never
reizrtfL-
-
-
-
,
-.
l(tiAXU&
r--c
aipnauei
w.
i
-w
.v-
nqz
f.v.
a.
v
gold
buiu
engrayed
nijiajcu
iiiu
to
n
have
nave
a.
piivut;
income
-r
.
"
Only
twelve
letters.
Ihev
mav
he.
simnlf
flnwn
ttio
bow
slune
on
a.
maderatolv
win.
wh'ph
tv.
to
,,
ted
his
life
on.
the
ocean
wave.
He
borne
ofc
tile
more
enlightened
of
us:
mav
be
disoosed
to
fclack
ribbon'
i
as
varlous
a
s
voun
men
not
wsii
zti
financially.
aomlei
that
for
a
rating
n
in-
little
missionary
Work,
might
be
good
for
them.
He
J
startS
out
io
be
a
news-
SSS
SflSUfSi
to
taterestin8
travel
and
healthy
aj(;uvmiiwi
icumo
us
iu
reiiecL
mat
some
01
Our
SOr
paperman
on
isi
Patrle
lrj
Mont-
back..
H
up,
he
can
f
get"
to
the
top,
cr-
called'
civiiizea
nations
lOtiav
mav.
not
hp
kd
pnih:.
-i.
,
pov
in
hh
are
mnm-
The.
class
riisMncfnn
-hftwppn
t.h
"And
,f
1
were
25
a8a'n
and
had
Jill.
Pfti;i!"lv
tnn
nf
ton
i
a
Jnnnntrl
mnrr..,
.'.
.
if
he
will,
ram
them
with
death
andTdestruction,
but
Hitler
duress,
has
made
that
abundantly
clear.
The
harder
he
is
hit,
the
harder
he-vyiU
fight.
That
is
the
Briton.
Even;
thpugh.
the
rest
of
the
world
cowers
and
leaves
stout
Britain;
alone
to
lay
low
the
aggressqr,
Britain,
will
succeed
and
in
the
world;
once
more
it
will
be
"Live
and
let
Jive."
fins
oi
leisure
m?ys
snin.
models.
avv
and
th
merchant
sailor
has
lu
v.iiuVc
Are
the-
greatest
barbarians
to
be
found
among
the
..
least
enlightened
?
Is
civilization,,
as
many
oi!
us.
regii.d
it,
such
a
great
sijccess.-after-all?
Or
has
civilization
de-.'
Possibly,
we
may
l.earn;
a
lesson
from,
the
simplej
Polynesians,
SIMTTERLNG
IHUTAIN
"Nothing.'
less
than
trje
shattering
of
the
British
Empire's
capacity
to.
produce
will
win.
the
war
for
Hitler.
Smashing,
England's
cities
will
not
dp.
that.
It
is.
evident
now
that
such
methods
will
not
even
break
the
spirit
of.
the-
British)
Deonle
who
worry
little
about
Hitler's
bombs
PEKSUINAL
to
a
great
.
nbruntly
left
he
fourth,
estate
ypu
think."
They
wer
so
sure
he
wouldn't
stick
they
promised
to
years'
..
.
,
J"!l'lc:u
ill
Jiuiliaji,
Ha.
found
himself
a
rating
ln
Halifax
with
no
English
except
01
iV
f0
aui
V1M'
V1"
yes
and
no
whlch
was
alright
will
win
never
never
brekk
oiea
the
old
oi.
British
xrnisn
snirit
wniu
Britain
rniiam,.
unaer
undprl
OOR
Subnormal?
Try
ostres,
ashore
.but
bad
onoat.
n
could
.
Literary
youngsters:
a
career
'
I
...
.
.
liicaouiv.
v-ivjiif,-
..
j.
,
,ii
i
i
.
.....
would
not
hssltat"
n.
mnmanh
fi
ation
oy
na
yai:aSt.qU
ot
economic
accomplishment,
the
Z7n
74S":
.
and
TSSto
;
i
1'"
the
navy."
h5
said.
-The
ex-acquiSltlpn,
Ot
learning,,
the
development
ot
science
an
He
explained,
"You
ssat
your
will"
disappear
wtirely
before
P"tence
obtained
as
a
rating
has
i.wc
aumijiucm,
ui.
tn.ubui;
(jijiuouisnmencs.
in
tne
una
analysis,
wJio;
are-
the.
civilized
?
Surely
a.
nation,
thafc
submits
itself
to.
the
lust
for,
power
ot
a,
iew
men;
who,
would
foist
their
principles
or
lacK
ol.
pijn&iple.s.
on;
the
rest
of
the
world)
cannot
oc-
con
sidered,
mocd
ctvilwed
than
thq
simpie
Polynesians?
CtJtssiFlE
r,Q
i'
ween
mvaiuaoie
jn
my
various-ap
Cant.
Cossette
himrelf
Is
the
Polntments
and
principally
in
the
champion
example
of
hpw
the
sort
Psent
one
as
Naval
Secretary.
I'
cf
man
he
describes
corner
ta.
th?
was
wlh
Pleasure
that
I
saw
my
top
but
on
th!s
rr7aTtf
he
'showed
Ion
nter
the
Canadian
Navy
two
a
sudden
salty
reticence.
years
He
ls
now
ln
B't-
,.ii,,.
t!
Navy-
?
haven't
had
news
of
A.ifBrt
tr
t
that
'
Af.Ked
ii
it
wercchance
that
,
,,
,
.
.
,
,
"
.
...
v,i
him
for
some
time
but
lit,
I
know
ht
U?fm
5
m
,fthU,e...nW'
aboa
the
battleship
Valiant
b,n
a
"lng
in
a
sister
ship,
the
th,n,
thing
in
the
k
b
ped."
His
father,
Wttptte-
veloped
beyond"
bonds
and
reverted,
in
the
case
of
certain
for
sALE-r-cary
safe.
Price
$60,
vr,iieyfi-id
out-
wa
one
of
Capt-
Cossette
Kassur
mothers
nations,
back
to
barbarism?
Daiiy.
News.
tf.
,h?J8
twice.arpu?-irn
men!
XX
TniX
EL
It
iS
illCOngl'UOUS
these
days
tha.t,
to
preserve
our"
FOR
SALE-WPstlnghous2
7-tube
W
'n
sall,ns
snlrs
and
language
Isn't
so
bad
he
tells
selyes,.
we
are
tdrced
tp
fight
barbarism
witll
barbarism
J
Battery
Radio.
Compjete
with
?ffUh"dA,
fla
f3u
A1rrU!rlM,
them.
He
only
uses
an
occasional
Even
thQ
UnriyiMofthe
world's-people
do
not.
re-
Batteries.
$30
cash.
525
Oth
Ave-
J.
c5Sn
and'S
in-dl
immtr.
bl
"D"
nlmself
as
a
sort
of
salty
quire.suchtreqtmentto.be.lieptwithin.bounds.
i
enue
West-
ii
PeSSJ
tJ?
SSSffTte
th,
lcTnlt0T,
a
laT,a"d
some-
KOIJNh
.Wt
h9t
wh?n
young
Cosette
.1
tip
for
Interested
the
writings
of
f
one
i
FOUND
Brown
glove.
Owner
can
nnd
dived
intc
a
life
on
the
briny,
S.",-
T
,
'
have
same
by
cajllpg.
at
Dally
hi,
father
gave
him
his
blessing
cfnfm'l
a
7
rl
Newsand,payjng.for.thUad.
without
a
murmur.
.
ANdannTa:
"WANTED
"
.N
'
lhe
dUor?
and-h?
otherwise
Captain
Taprell-Dorllng.
,
:
cf
th
paper.
Joseph
Tarte.
Said
WANTED
Furnished
house.
3
to
Mr.
Tarte:
"This
ls
a.
youthful
5
rooms.
Box
22,
Dally
News.
'
folly
which,
vou
will
regret.
The
or
his
invasion
talUr
LOSX-aman;
parcel
between.
Jones,
j1'5
Jo,b
fof
ut
Hitler
haiTpfomised.
to
erase"'
English
cities
and
his
Family,
Meat
Market
and
Yama
i
.
i
j..
1
...111
i
.1
.!..
I
naka's.
naltl's
Rnv
Box
911
23,
Daily
roll
Moms
News.
(Ml
(221)
acts
or
touay
mpfcate
nis-wiu,
uu
uo
just
inai
n
ne
can.
Lay
low.
theip
homes,
and
their
treasured'
institutions
losi:
(225)
life
of
a
sailor
ls
tougher
tha.n
DOUBLE
abookiitc
1
1
..
.1
1
Jl..
t
ror
i.uuies
anu
ucuncmcns,
4.
ta.bletfc
Contain,
tonics,
stlmur
read)
the
language
nnd
w
4-
TAILOULNG.
M'
T-LEK
lants,
oy3tes.
elements,
aids,
to
stuffedi
up
on
i""M
Second-hand
Suits,
Overcoats.
J:
normal)
pep.
If
not
delighted
'and.
tfliw
""Vdnr
hut
'
Raincoats,
and.
Working.
J
with,
results
first;
package,
maker
ny-in
h-ice"
ws
Pants.
Bargain.
iciuitusi
'V,
pwtc,
wan,
write
t,-.n"
omi'r
,
j-
cieaninjr,
rresilig,
llcpairing
McCutcheon's
and
all
other
good
Th-
.iior
Wh
hid
cived
quit9
.3dAv.
Phone
Green
960
P.0.975
drugstores,
a
bit
of
money
from
his
former,
ill
mi
Thursdar
"-ver
,
.
.
.
.
r.
1
,
-,t
M',
12'oEM.20-
25
s2.30-
4Ooz.'3.40
This
aov-rnstnitnl
is
npi
publmiet,
or
displayed
Oy
me
Uanm
Control
Board
or
by
the
Qovernment
ot
BritUh
Coinmhi.
Wh
iff
lets
From
The
Waterfront
Northland
Transportation
Co.'s
steamer
North
Sea,
Capt.
A.
W.
Nicjceraon,
was
in
port
overnight,
jfrom
11
o'clock
last
night
to
11
U-'c'ocfc
this,
morning
with
an
exceptionally
large
quantity
of
Alaska
Skagway,
C.P.R.
stp;i
p
,,
'-uise,
Capt.
S.
K.
Ora-.
a:n,'L
"
urt
at
8:30
th!s
rw-..
,
uth.
railing
at
mm
u,
tJ
.-union
or
the
vor.-t;
jALjh
whence
she
will
call
-.T
lay
afternoon
return
n
7ACI1
hrl
n
ltnV.4
1....
-
senger
going,
north
im
'iufluit
toa
who
disembarked
hei
w.ie
tr
went
aboard
at
this
jior;
9cUd
thrre.will
be
u
:.trg(
tt
jatscngers
southbound.
fish,
for
trans-shipment
east
over'
Nc
boaU
being
ir.
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