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Morning Deity Founded 1891' weekly (Now Evening Dolly) 1l81.

_ _ FRI-DAY, TUNE 29,

'l`8fKO_Per'Yeer (iflvered) In Advance ; I . #.50 Per Veer _(Milled) in Advlnee le Canada. and U-00 for U. I

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RUSSIAN --SOLDIERS I READY TO FIGHT

Belgian Minister Tells oi Visit io the Russian

Front and oi the Satisfactory Condition

that Now Prevail File oi the Army.

i’E’i‘Il()(lilAIl.-~-Ililssiu is now iii

for iiglliiilg nt tin-. front. 'l`ll<e arln_v hull ll t-use a fuw wt-vhs ago ol' walli- im,-, to tiiscllss t-ver_\'tllin|.', bt»t'ort- acl- ion, bllt illut is pnssillr.-,_ iS.|t-lt oi' lin- tront. will-re tilt- soltiicrf. 'arc t-ounii-ti hy lin millions. ilu- depots art- still tit-hating societies, hm ilu- i`ro|\i wlllliel to fight and is going tn- iight.

I have hut: tht- privilt-gc ol' an ax-

.-elient close up view of the urm_\' and its problcnls for tilt-` las I-lr;ilit».-tl

tl-,l_v.-_ having lit-t~otllpullii=tl to till- [rout _

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tho, patty ot lit-lgiun il1tt~ln.tllon.lli. not-it-tires, tlnticr tilt- it-:itil-rsili|1 ol' Emil Vtlluil-l'v<-ltIt>. tilt- lit-lgitiil minis- lt-r witllout portfolio, and tilt- l’lt-si- dpm of tho ‘Socialist ini--|'ilaltionul.

'[`he party covt-rr~tl iltllltllw-t.'..~ ot’ mii- on in motor vars, had st-orcs nl' inet-t-, ings and enjoyillg tllt~ 1-ol\iltIt>l\c¢~ oi`I tht- oiiIt'e-rs anti lnt-n, hull un inlilnatt- vii-w ol' lin- iiigilting, |los:~'ihlliti|-s oil

__..___._,_..» ...- ~ ..~ C ._~-. .,o..~ .c.

Among the Rank and

s 'Germans Were Bombed Out ol.Tl1eir Trenches or Take _ Prisoners. Canadians Have _Taken Village _'p._i'L__e_a__t3xvetg_

clllll-mu-ls iinilllil -

ll alle or onlin-E or-'s LE-

Magniiicent Work Achieved at Relatively -Small Cost.

n oi Forty Against

1-11'. ~.

The Russian Armies. liaii Mile from Lens. Avlon in Full Possession of " ,rm ,

Nowt..CompIetely Supplied with Munitiofas ' ` and.Ready, to Start an 0iiensive.

.

_ (Canadian Press' Despatch.) and uncut wire delayed some of the`wilI be thoroughly explored after the

_ ( AN_ADH_N- ARMY HEADQUART Manitoba men. The attack was not ground -won is consolidated. HRS- *BY Piewa" 1‘y°ni"A furthe" intended to 'be pressed home at this At daybreak our aeroplanes flying" I’ha’"’ GF the long Struggle fm' the re' particular point because the ground low over Avion saw very few Ge

inn nl'lll.\'- We |€'I'l Peirfitsrilli sick ut cover- of Lens, the centre of the ri- - _ M h |

heart ovcr tilt- elltiless abstract dis- cussions that were- oncrvaiting the nation and it-,aving its cverseg in sltupt-It-ss masses, bitt on tho long sll't~tt-iles oi the i`ront wc i'ounl.‘ little liisst--i.~\iou. und while thc soldiers ev- en in tha front tri-ncltcs insisted on knowing \vh_v they should continue llghting, tho discipline was unbrok- cu

i-‘ruin-|‘|il'/.ing has almost stopped hy'

tin- mutual rctllrn to hostilities. 'l`l\c illtssiall llrnlirs are now complc-.ely 1=-It-pil--tl with every matt-`rlal for hut- llv, and ihf- desire to bring- nn end to thc war by vit-tory ig sufiiqletyq strung in at lurttt- purt oi’ the army to_ lu- abit-. to curly on tho wholtv ilgllt- ing |'o|‘\-1. into :ln offensive.

So wr- rr-lurnctl all convinced that

tht- ilussian army, despite thc revolu- tionary upht-uvals will make a defyi-

CLOSINO EXERCISES

OF CITY SCHOOLS

Large Attendance at the (losing Yesterday. list oi the Successful Pupils.

The city schools closed yesterday

for flu- summer' liolitlnys with appro- priate l-'xt-r<-ises. Large nl\lnher.-.- `ot' parents- und otllt-.rs illtcrcsted were pri-sellt and thc- proceedings at all ilu- nt-lloolr. were carried out in n \'cr_\' I-1.-difuhle nlanncr.

WEST KENT SCIIOOIL.

Dr, \V. .l. i’. McMillan oi' thc

School Board pl'f-sid:-tl. 'I`hsr-- wus 'un t-xvcpiiollally ltlrgc lti.tr-miallt-t-. All til.-sscs were dt-livcrctl by liii. ii. II. Silztw, At-tint: Supcrintclulont oi' I~}ritu-ation, Muyol' Brown, (‘.npt. il. ii. Black, Organizcn and Inspector oi" t'adct Corps for thc Iviuritinu- Pro- vincial, ill-v. Ilr. I-`ulic‘rtnu, und Trlnv- inc, Mr. t‘. il. Li. i.ongwol'fll. All spoke- ‘in etliogiistit-,‘nei~ln_s ofthe closing |uut~cctlil.gs. Mr. iiongworflt, Supl. Siluw, and llr. l~‘ulIe'rion tromnlnnded ilu- rt-port of thc yt-.ar`s work itil-'i'i\ by tin- principal. t‘upt. iiinck rt-ferr- <-ti to Ihr- splcntliti sho\\'inl.; oi tin- scllool, particularly clnpiliitiiliilll tin- ln~uoilts, physical and othcrwiso rc :-uiiiug from (‘t\dct training. Lic also said that. although tht- st-iw--I ilu-I I-‘ii lu-1-n uwui'lIcd tilt' ll'0liI\.V iiinniinil by liinyul lirown, in thc r--ct-nl, in- ~'pt-t-tion. _vt-i ii hull |»l'ovf‘i| il V""\' close- second.

I-‘allowing was thi- plogrnnilnt-: I. (‘i\-orus-'i`i\o Vulioy I.ii-it Stull-

illil lit-l`ort» Mi-4-St-hnol.

`.’. itchort ui’ tht- Yi-ul"s Work-

i’rillcip:|i Ii. .loiins-on.

Il. The Sen is Lirttuln's i.Ii0i‘l"'

.‘it‘ilool,

4. Pre.=.entatlon oi' |’ioiit-lr-nt-_v t‘t-t'-

iiilt-utcs---i‘i\uir|nun.

i'>. i‘l\or\ls~--'i‘l\c llnion .int-lt, tint'

I-in\plle's I-‘lug-St-hool.

ii. I’r<-st-ntution of' Wriiinl: and Ai

iendanco (‘erililcutos--~(‘iluirniun.

7. t‘hurns-llcurts of,,Ouk~-Scllonl tl. Presentation ol’ Leaving t‘erii

ilcnti-s. Spct-lui l’ri7.c.~\. limi Govcfrnor- (lent-lul'_q Medal.

ii. i’iano Duct-Gladys MacKinnon

and Jean MacLeod.

I0. Essay on ('oni`ederl\tinn-Wur-

ren Duchemin.

ll. Atltlresres by Ml. ll. ii. Shaw,

Chief Superintendent oi` Education. Mayor llrown, Capt. ll. R. Black, lir- Ifullcrton and Trustee, Mr. C. li- U- Longwurth.

12. Chorus-Three Che-ers for the

Lndn of the Navy-School.

(lou Save Our Splendid Men.

God Save tht- King.

norton l.|s'r

, wear Kaur sci-tool..

Grade X.

Winn:-r nf Governor-GcnetaI'.s MP' tlal. for oanoral l-mth-|t»n--y.-~ inf"- urd Anderson.

llllodes' Medal. donated IW MW' T' C. James. awarded to William Drnkc.

Silver Medal. donated by Mnynr Brown. - for- Proficl-QMY -In M“n"m°` tics. awarded to Roberts Gordon-

Pivc dollar Gold Piece. ilnnni-eil by

Mr. Harold Jenkins, awarded for second place in General Proficiency. io Olive Dewar.

Five dollar Gold Piece, donate-‘d by

Mr. 1.. E. Prowsef for Proficiency in English, awarded to Richard An~ tiers-on.

Two and one-hall' dollar Gold

Piece, donated by Mr. t‘. I-I. Foster. for Proficiency itil Penmanshilr. “W”

Winners of Leaving Certificates:--1

Richard Anderson, Olive Dewar. Wil- liam Drake, Roberts Gordon, 'I`revol“ Waye, Doris Gill, Eric Love, Harry Hooper, Charles i’alme'r.

Certificate for Attentlancc,-- Olive

Ilowar til years).

Si-cond t‘crti-flcatu in Pcnmanship

Contest, Doris Gill.

Grade IX.

Winners ni Profit-lcllcy Certificates:

I, \V:\rrsn iluchcmin; 2, Ili-glllald lame; 3, t‘.lnnin'itip;e Owen; 4, liar-old Yeo.

Certificates for Attendance:- Wur-

ren Duclle-min (1 year); Reginald Lune (1 year); Harold Yeo (1_year).

i<`irs'-' t‘etifIt-atc in Pennluhsllip Con-

test, Lavcni-tl Mt-Iiougall.

Grade VIII. `

l’rofIcicncy,- 1, Welma Johnson;

2, Ilt-ggic Boll; Il, Mulculnl Ross.

i'cnlnansIlip-~ l<‘ourtll Certificate in

l‘t-nmunsllip (‘ontl-.st,-- Jean McLeod.

Alia-nilalit-I-: Alice iloeheck, (ico.

Johnson.

Mil. YI~}()'S Il°i<li"I`.

Grade VII.

t`eri`tii"icato i`or Gent-ini Proficiency: l. Loulst- Mui-Douguli‘, 2. \V|Ifl`i’i`I Largo; II, Audrey Fostex; 4, (ieorg_e l.:l\vrc'|irt-.1 5, 'Pilmnaa Duvivrii (>- \Vu|'ren Iinrns.

i‘t-rtiilt-atc for Pennluusilipz Lolllse

Mat-Dongull (2utl.\.

t‘|\\~tlvil(:aic tio-r Aitcndtllucez I-dilil

ynrmkm- (F. years), Lorna Campbell (il _\-t-als), (it-ol-ge l.awrcnce tl .\'@nI`i- Auiire-_v i<‘ostcr tl _vt~ul‘).

Miss ulol.l.'s nerr.

Grade VI.

'Certificate for General i"rof‘Icie;_icF_; 1, Viola Furbish; 2. l’€l0l' Citing fl(-1 Ii. Walter liyndnian; 4- “I0 ,

Certificate for Attendance!_ 1;

Margaret Livingstone 5; _ Z. I-azf mr-tin 2; 3, Harold Lungil 2: 4. I-ritz' Iienderson 2; 6, Ruth Macllougal _-

(Teri-iilcaio for Penmnnship. VIOH

Furblsll.

MISS YEO'S DEPT.

Grade V. "

, ,l f General Proficiency:

1, (AorIAHkMa€:Dddgall; 2, John Lousor.; 3, Helen Lane? 4- Hnffy F°“"' 5,' Kathleen Bourke; tl. Helen Jamieson, 7 Fraser Fulton: 3. V0|‘n°n (`“"‘I°'

Certificates for Attendance: l-rat-lei'

Fulton (1 v\°.i: Kathleen Bourke t

yr-,); (Finial _Campbell (1 yr.i: Fred Ban. yr- - _

.Penmanship Certificate. Annu Mari; Dougall, lst DIHCG- . -,,

MISS SMlTH'S DEPT-

Grnde V-_ P __ _____cy_

, lfl.t.f Genera' roc -

1 Cégargga $59(-slr; 2. Lorne Wedlocki 3' Thomas C011’-man? 4- R°y Fmdi 5' George Mitchell; 6. Rlly 1°n\;'f°n,i_ho°

Certificates for Atte'nda_ncA em

Comma,-,_ 2 years; Reglnad Y . _ yearn; oem-gn Mitchell. 2 years. rranliun Match. 2 vw-: -MY -'°n“'

ear.

solliertliloate for Penmanship: Lloyd

ll‘il¢d 0.0 Dori! Gill.

JORIIIUD. I

Lnpgll; 5, Hurry .luln-ieson. -\

captured by storming waves which

part of Avion immediately behind the (if-rnlan line, The assaulting troops were ctmpc-wdhoi men i'rom British t‘.olunl-bio, Manitoba, Central Ontario, and Nova Scotia. By this morning’n

ED.

the village oi Leauvettc, near Sou-

wenl forward under the protection of' pmch was sent few uermaus were (en are now taking mem on with goo tl concentrated artillery iire on the on mls mn of the una reBu]tB_

Y specially favored the enemy, so no mans there Craters w c recent

ifnnni "inn mining region In France- great harm was done. The man to were made by mine explosions at th fmnl 'he German I""nn" ‘inn 'each' the east, and west oi’ the Manitcbans cross--roads are now seriously hinder- “il ”“"l5' ‘mn i'I`I“n`5d“Y) n'°"nInI§ having reached their own objectives, ing thelm in -bringing up troops from ‘vlien me e"“'nY'“ f"°nl ""9 In`°l“C" at once began to bomb the enem out Lens for counter attacks The en

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Ing '“'I°n- n nnrnilnn °f ln* CIW- W3” of the portion ot' the trenches held my' guns have been shelling our coni-

by him in the centre. When this des- municatlon trenches but our heavie

NOVA SCOTIANS TAKE PRISON- GERMAN POBITION CRITICAL.

ans. A

‘_ (Canadian Press Despatch.)

on the extreme left of the two mile WITH BRITISH ARMY AFIELD

tc-ok a number of prisoners. Iafternoon with the fresh British ad

At the other end or the une, east var-ces The Germans blew up u .

The Vlillnliiilllfi IHW0 beflli Ei‘0i\ilY|o-f the railway track, enemy dugouta bridge over the Souchez River leading

heartenefl by the successes gained were ibombed. Their occupants -ba. to the city from the outskirts of Avion

illlfiiig U19 DHS! few day-S at relative- longed to the crack Prussian guards which is now in .full possession of the P R

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ly Small cc-.-it and the morning's ull-, uorps,am1 the Fifth Guard Grenadiers British.

"nnC" WIIICII InV0IV@ll U18 CYOSSIHS 0f|\-vho refused in most cases to come Canadian patrols are reported to Oven ~ZF0\1il<l HIODIHS il-D40 Avi0iL Hilti out and surrender. Oneofilcer and headquarters this mfternoon as having

twenty-one men of the Grenadlers de- arrived close to Merlcourt. Cana-‘I -----

chez River, mer with opposition of Hi clded that discretion was the bettor,dian forces havealreedy taken -the serious nature at only one point where part of valor. Others are -believed* village of Fleu Dit Leauvette, one half

1- Combi--2-tio-1 of rn-whine sun tire tn ho ann ahve in the dugouta which a miie from the diy limits of Lene-

(‘.. G. MacMlLLAN’S DEPT. , Grade IV. _

Penmanship' Erie James. 1st.` `

Genera-I Proficiency: 1. Erie James;

2, Alexander Stewart; 3, John Field;

E. A. 'I`AYlLOR'S DEPT. Grade iii.

_vrs.); Leonard Toombs (2 y|~s.); Wesley Lurter (1 yn); Arthur Small

son; 2, Edith Alcborn; 3. Stewart

MINNIE FINLAYSO 'S

Grade Ii.

(‘.e‘rtiilcatea for Highest Number oi

Marks: 1, Willie I-lyndman; 2, Amy Moore; li, Dorothy Gordon; 4, Emily Vessey; 5, Edna McMillan; 6, Roy McDougall; 7. Olga Toombs; ii, Chas. f‘ook.

Certificate for Attendance: Jean

(‘erililcata for Writing Dorothy

Certificate for Writing' Oaklt-v

The closing exercises of this school

yesterday morn-ing was largely flté

e

M. D.. trustee, presided. Others resent were Lleut Governor McDon-

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THIE PROGRAMME. `

Openimg . Chorus; The School. ' . _ Presentation of Attendance Certiii ` 5

Presentation of Diplomas. i' ' Presentation of Leaving Certifi-

4, Bramwell Chandler; 5, Nelsoll cafes. Johnston; 6, Charles Mclienzie; 7,| Confederation .Essay Arthurlcol' 0',,w° Fowler' -“'P” for John Mc-Lend and Vernon Mclunis. Byrne, ' Kings l|)P0llll8ll E0 EIIQ

Pre.se'ntation of Medalswnnd Prizes. S8|1l‘|l`.8, Chorus, the School. ______

§‘z:‘.".:a:‘.r;*;‘.-if °‘ Ma' <F-°r,;>-- °--

Prmcipara Repom OTTA A.- G. W. Ganong, M. P. Rema_,.k5_ for Charlotte, was tc-tiny named Lieu

ll Yi'-i. I God Save Our Splendid Men. tenant Governor of New Brunswick. General Pmnciencyz 1- Amy ‘l°h“` GWI S‘“"9 91° King- ' succeeding Hon. Josiah Wbod whose

PRIZE )L-IST

MCNUU; 4. ROSIG BIOCK: 5. Gracie 1. Prize for attendance awarded tem expired In March' Col' George -C=\mpb-411: 6. Norma Jamiesor-z 7. by Honourable colonel s. R. Jenkins W- FP/Wie' M- P-- f°r Kiper- N- B- W#-S iillllih I’i€i‘C€; 8. Bilfiie Currie. equally merited by nine boys of Mist- appointed to the Senate vacancy for

N DEPT (Leonards room) drawn by Francis New B,.,m5w|ck_

Gauthier.

2. Prize -ibr attendance awarded “""_’i°*"”

by Honourable Colonel S. R. Jenkins, __ . equally merited by five boys, drawn i '

by Joseph Rush.

3 GovernorGeneral'a Bronze Med

al for Proficiency, in Grade X won

hy James zalh. ` " wRl:;°}e`sMMe‘ml’Baw“rde;1 éwde $11: (Canadian Press Despatch.)

‘““"““"' . W 'P' hayfwn '°W'§' f" "‘ _ ' AMsrEnnA1vt.- According to the

won ily T eo onag an

Block. I ' . 5.. Gold Coin for Homework in Telegraaf several priests of' the eu

Grade I. Grade X-- nwnrdetl ni' DY- W- J- P- tonrage of Cardinal Mercier, Primate

Mcmman' Wm' by Gregory G“"““t' of Belgium, we-re arrested recently

6 Gold Coin for Homework, in

M,ff,f;I"cf‘°'§§,,ff;,,:.f.1g"§§,§,§I,‘§I}I’" ‘QI onine- ix. swat-aan by Dr. J. w. P. md i“\PfiS°“@<l in Germany- 0-9 ,,.,,,,,k'(.,,,'b0,,e,,_ -,_ Helen p,,,,’,,,,,,,,;' Motvlluan, equally merited hy wurrlo or them la Bishop Lesraive of Ma- 4_ Ednh M,,,.,.|s0n_ Pnrkman, Richard 0'Neill, Theo. Mon- linen, Twenty others, the newspa-

a ha‘ Francis Doucetie, won by

Certificate for Attendance: Arthur R§ch_;\;d 0_Ne___ per Bay,,_ have .been Lmpnsoned In

I-n‘"i@"- 7_ Gnld Goh, for plomeworm In Belgium. Among this -lumber is Da,,,,_ _ _ ` _Grade VI_LI., awarded by' Dr, J. W. P_ Cardinal Merc|er‘s private secretary

QUEEN SQUARE SCHOOL. M§Mii(i}t:_i;_,_ \_v_r_m by _Patrick Rent? _ who was sentenced to a -_vear’s impri-

' '°“ °" “mem” - “ .sonment for preaching u sermon on

Grade VII, awarded by~Dr. J. W. P. - - M,,_Mman_ Wm, b Angus G,,ude,_ Whito Sunday on Christian Charity.

y

9 Gold Coin for punctual 'atten -- -------- -»

tended, the assembly hall beirng iii ~ _ ` b _ ' ,O m,e.,.now|“g_ Hom S_ R_ yanking, dance during n period oi' 9 vears, nav- _ge p__:)t;{JBte_r__l;b;r_____c__iiegt_t__ee_to _£233

arded by Mr. James Paton, M. P. , won by Anthony F alicia. `W0nld nnV0 9-90°"-

P‘ - ~ f lvl B lt l 1

10_ G ld C1 ¢ 1 tt . ayor rown apo e encourag ngy

Md' "°“' M' M°K"’"°“’ ""pm§|“i.m“ anne dtlnlng lnherlga pug? ‘lla to the pupils -pd' dwelt -por the the Premier. His Lordship the s op, e __ M __ P,w M P- _mpommce of _“ohms domestic Mnym' Brown' Mr' H' |,§h|Tw' ;wa\lx,:,dbyyR0{§nqM¥q`::¢\,ya n' ' ' science and its usefulness in the

Snpt.Rof E_;iuc_;itio_;i__,___§loel_:~____})i_______u e_r- -,___ Columbus Med" - for be" makin-K of happy home;

'°"` ev' ` ` ' N tl` i ohm on-tion on columbus ln or-atlas Rev- M-i°r F-lie-wp dwelt upon A~ §VE"'D°(['“&d}_ R_|;'°gf§gr °§mcf: oanxd ]x_ gud x_ Won by A,-(hu, gyms, the absolute necessity of medical in-

Swv(-tf'J'n1f Molvlllllan Mr C' H 12. cnhnnhnh Medal for boot spectiop of the schools-

gnl "worth Mr 1-le'nr ' composition on Columbus in Grades -` MP- L- B- MUNI' in B 8\\0l‘¢ Hd'

' “mg ' ‘ yd M T' Vu .nd vm won by greg Mcmg. dress offered a trophy to the school 'Ammbem or me School B‘|),"Ni 3-'h' han' ' whose plots in the garden at Vic. (x"v1-Jrlne-mTilI» nllheih Ivicgxoy MI-' ia ' cadet corps Trvpbwawaraao wris Park were but kepnbthe prim- - - - " run- th tar _ li/lonan. Mr. G. J. MacCormac. and _hy g_:___2\V<g‘_:_i_\:l_ieAg_l_f_’¢:_l; g_____v9_.JW_;'_f:_i: °Th°€°_£:_?;{:fg°sup‘;i;___§'f;‘_:deg't 5;;“‘;___d___ TORONTQ June 29 _ Fur and ““;“y ftihers'-d ses were dmvered- Cy,_;,'m¢,|.)y_ gap¢,|n_ , cation. Mr.. H. l-I. Shaw -ln A short

mmm' T- dem -Ll t dover- -‘ PRINCE STREET scl-(DOL. address congratulated the pupils 0"

by Bifhtg-°n?Ii‘It'il.§ir$°mh?y`tl{ prawn 'rilointonaanoo at the omaha ww their seed =11°wi-¢--

ilfr' ne 'g-t `sml‘w snol or-monsoon' exoaedl y large. among those pm- 'rho prosramr-re was as fviif-wr-1 anli"iu'-ip¢¢'t-pr nnwk- I " I em W? mn Immun I Iruflhoi ch n hflh gAhMgIE5'1‘hh valley

' _ - _ Q lamp- 0 gr- ors eco.

The lee-t mentioned highly compli Oléeari' _tm “¢_’:_‘;1h:° Mayor Brown U” smmnz Duo” Me.,

l\l11`;I\l}egfllctlgrlqcgadehngorpgotygrgluailgg THeuETr'iof Isupt. of lhducation, Mr: Review of year's work' by the Prin-

;s;".‘..-;'s:.l;'_"= °' “‘°,i.n::..*:.f‘°;f.'.».r-..‘;...:.' in.-...°i.“.’.‘:.'. °‘°:i;.,... ... sn.. -...‘i:::‘.°*:‘.:‘.l.;:°:‘.f":..a;l:':.;°‘:.:::...:t n'zr....J..‘°t..:“°".°.‘?"s. --

the work ofthe school and the oheng- the Hon. -S. R. Jenkins, _M. D., Mr. c|tes_for.Proiiei¢\\°¥-

as ln the nur not-ln; the put term. ,c. H. B. Lonswort1_i. and Mr. Henry clilewntaiion of them-for Corwi-

AI.lhwhl2rlTlE-final E: Torllgr 63:?-rAT|l»Tlt§-' stills' IH-shrill? 'H12 'Bishop :we I-1 Pf5'°\\i*ii°“ 0' C°f"n°"*°“ ‘°'

gil th:iitrl q\|£i.it'y dfwork that is ber- excellent. address in which he refcrr- Attendance- .

ing done in this school and upon -its ed to the eleey on C0l\f0d6l‘ll-i°l\ U10 Cn°"“l “Y inlznlnfnni _2;?“°’- _“_

merited improvement every year. It the duties oi citizens in rtfferlnce to _ :’res_t;l;_te&_i:)_l:_n‘ Tru: Cert .___ __ _ _ _ In Idltrltlfmgdm mnggmldr tg” cod1:i?‘mTha Commissioner of Agriculture Mlereientation of A. N. Palmer &. Tl'° l°n3"‘ °f ‘°d“y “'m"’° ‘hI"'e°“ "R“""° me ‘sth for nm |°° 33.51, ‘:\'¢|-9-°;fn`;\-grae mg 1( ig their' rp me com-tue of en excellent speech Co'e. Oertlioate for Writing.

l d- I rther im- announced that a. school of domestic _ ..._

intention to remolie an u _“______c__ would be op°_.ed.u.“_. ony rggpupnpg on ppp three.)

prove thu school dur-ing the recess.

utivuncc the British line has been from along wmch the _,mack was Reduccd to necesB|.ty.og “ming frém Omar,” wnsumency Wm] “ large

-'=-rrir-I forward t0’wi1i\i-1 fi mile Ui mndonllo Nova Scotlana pushed their ruins of the burned city, their- power- Inf” ¢'@Ill\`€ ‘if LUIS- way up the Lens and Arrasroad to ful trenches outside the town having

the village of Leanvette. Here they been taken, the German position in

CANADIANS GREATLY HEARTEN- came into ¢0n(,g,cr with me engmy and Lens .becasue extremely critical this

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_ I Mlnerde Linlmnnl euroeprgeelngowe tMlnnrd'e Llnlment euree _d_le_ten\pr,

. Sixty in Favor oi

latioli will he Liberal dpposilion.

,_ y (From Our Own Correspondent.)

e 0'l"1‘AWA.- Dr. Neely, llumhult,

Sasit.,; Dr. Chabot, Ottawa; A. B. Mc- Coig, Kent, Ont.,; and Dr. Paquet, Ulslet, Que., all declared tiicmss-.Ives

e_ onthe military service act. Dr.

S Neely and A. B. McCoig are Liberals,

_,_ and the other two are government

supporters. ,

_- Dr. Neely, although representing ll'

constituency nearly half foreign lmrn.' will vote against the referendum until 4-for compulsory service. ' I

A. B. McCoig, who represents an

‘I-‘reach-Canadian and German vote, 'will support the reierenduln. - Dr. Chalbot will support the govern- ment measure, -while Dr. Paquet will oppose it, but once adopted, he will "urge his people to support it. .

FURTHER DISCUSSION t

ON MILITARY- SERIIIBE

Now Estimated Government will have Maioriiy

Referendum -and 0ver Conseripiiop, iilole Pro-

bably 'Next Thursday. I-Ixtensiiiiii -Legis-

Wilhdrawn’ -(iwing to

'I"llc_:gt.»\'L‘l'~ltl!n_t?llt whips now esti-

mate file-re' will be u govt-rnnlcnt inu-

jurity tx-i` at least ‘ol-ty against the rci`t-rcntillnl and ov--r sixty ill i`uvol°

of thi- sccomi rl-ailixnr ol' thc -bill. The vntle will be taken not Iulcr than 'i‘hur.~;day ot' next vvr-.ell .

After the hill tllsiies, the Commons

will take Ieglislutioll and Dominion Franclliat- At-l. _E.tidtnsit>_n legislation will be opposed by lin- Liberal.. and \vithdruwu.

There will bt- a blltcr iight over the

I~‘rl.lnchise At-t. Australia disfran~ cilisell all t‘itiv.|-n.~' during the war of

enemy alien birth and Canada will do likewise. Canada will also distrau- chlse, tinrin-,g tho war, iilcnnounitos, D0iik0liors. hntit (Tonscientious ohjtgr- tors who zirt- ex_eulpt from military SUTVACS- Tliore ‘iWi'I_l'-‘be also a meas- ure ot' i`rallciliso'gri1nted (0 women,

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Iliil IIP BY STRIKE

(Canadian Press Despatch.)

VA-N-COUVER.- Asking for an in»_

crease in wages of 20 per cent. 222 deckliands, fire-men, oilers, -wipers and coal pussers, employed on the 23 étoamora or the canadian Pnclnc

coasting flee; struck -today and as re- sult all the northern sailings have

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Vancouver to Seattle taken oil’ the run.

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,WIIIIIII-I ASSASSIN

ii .S YEAR IN PEN.

(Canadian Press Despatch.)

’ ' NEWARK; N3 J-.-Adolph Swlmmer, ` convicted in May of having threaten-

_ed to kill the Fresident was sentenced

today to one year ,end one day in the

Federal-'Penitentiary at Atlanta. lie was a farm hand.

.GERMAN PIIISIINEIIS

_.11

(Canadimn Press Despatch.)

PE’l‘RO(l-RAD.- Newspapers sul'

that more than 3,500 German prison-

- ers and 100 ofiicers, also prlsout-rs, oh-

caped from various parts of Russia through Finland lust month. The Finns are said to have given little

help toward recapturini them.

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ISIANIIIII IIIIIHI t

IN IIIIIIIIN

The latest. casualty list contains thc.

sad news that another island bo-_v has made the supreme acrifice-l-‘retlerick Cobb. of Miliburn. He left ite-re with the 105th Battalion.

lIInard‘e Llinlment euree colds, etc.

THE WEATHER.

' TEMPERATURE.

TEE, HOOK, ETC.

warm.

The highest temperature recorded-

yesterday was 72 degrees above. At . 10 a. m.. it w 65 above; at 9 p. ni.,

_ it was 56 absn. The coldest i.he pre- vionsnlght no 56 above. - The (ide will ‘be high this evening at 6.08 and tomorrow at 7.17; it will behigh tomorrow morning at 5.49 and Sunday at 6.86.

The sun sets this evening and to-

morrow ag 8.08; it rises tomorrow morning at 4.84 and Ettlldty at 4.35.

The moon -lets tomorrow morning

at 12.48.

The first quarter of the -moon was

on Wednesday. Juno 27th at 11.08 a.

rl Jai 4lhal44lp m

_ h0ur5`.§hd fifty-Gil lllllllllki.

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WIIIIIIUR RUSSIA

(Canadian Press Despatch.)

PETRQGRAIJ.- iioof. and the other

American Commissioners are begin- ning tt ten days tour ot' the southwest- ern Russian front ua far south ag Roumaaia.

The hero of the niimyrin the woody

Carpatllialls is u iornlnr convict from

been cancelled and the steamers froll1_S]be,.m who M, hh, ,nmmple inspired

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Attendance: Harold Mclnnle. (4 cafes. ' s , _ "

Yil-I; John -Field (3 yrs.); B"“mW""| Presentation' of Writing CertiiIcat~ R B Chandler (3 yrx-1.); James Farquhar- es. ' . . . S011 (3 yi'B-l- Chorus-, The School. I

the attack by the it:-_-ces whclt here, toi‘ore had oiitiurnftrly refused to charge. The ex-<~on\'ici, whose ranlt is seargeuirl, intl fifty volunteers in rl. rush on tilt--(ie1‘r11all hliudage. The attaclting party, t~ont`-used by heavy fire, \vavercd wllercupon the Sergeant alone climbed the in'east.\vorlt and hurled A br-:nh among the enemy. At. tacked by three Gr-rnlans he sa.-bred and shot two of them. Then with only eighteen followers, several I-‘ously ,held binds-tres were rushed.

§‘hif~i produced' aI geifenal panic among

the enenry and resulted in thc capture oi' many prisoners

Ml|_1erd'e Llnlment cures tootheche.

NPRM tina mtv lussllsuus lccuu -

it ant Banu

One Mon Killed ond Another Severely injured by Aerop- inne Falling.

(Canadian Press Despatch.)

l_‘i\Ml‘ Ht)RDEN.- The <-omp&l'l-

tivo ilnnlunity ol' tha Royal Flying Corps at t‘u|np Iiorticn l‘ro|n serious ut-ritlcllt wus Iiroltell lust ironing by u. crxlsll whiclt rt-nilllcd ill the tieath oi' Captain Dun t‘nlInghan and severe injuries to t‘utict. li‘-l‘uncIs. Ho loc-k tl. flight with cadet l<‘r-nucis when the engine ntalletl and the piano started to side-slip. In ll ravine of Bear t'rt-ck a wing strut-it at frco and was suappt-ti off, when the whole mul-hino buckled anti crashed down, the 1;-ugzuo striking t'uptaIn t‘ull.ll:i\an ill the buck ol’ tht- hc-ntl und pinning htm to the nurlll. Cadet l<`r.lllc.is who was considcrt-(1 t,-no ol` thu most. promi- sing oi` aviators ill Lrainillg hull pro- viousiy iiougn for 62 hours without ac- cident. llis Icft Icg was -broken and he sustained other minor injuries. ills home is in Victoria, ll. (.‘.

vsslzetos cllsltlsr ~

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(Canadian Preis Delpeteh.)

ATl~lENS.- The Venizelos Cabinet

is not yet completed. Several im- ,Iportant changes are probable.

column evnnra

ANNoUNoEnmN'rs.

mThe .moon will be full on Wednes A _ I' Ln'-rn'

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creavn festival at Kingston. 1324.

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