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Presbyterian Manse, Wm. Verwolr officiating When Miss. Dorothy Belle Cam ohcll of Lon ’Rlver became the bit 9 or Mr Wi ham Lorne Stewart of Stan. ley Bridge, The hup

SUMMERSIDE

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'l‘l-IA ;:.\'en on izrounds ji'llll|" Darbifl St. Eleanors. 0; 5 _ Joiiirs Church, Tues-

nb.~_-- 1'.l:l) at 4 o'clock.

» 0 lm. VI I0 ml.-752-9-11-ll CmMA' 5”’

flfllller ll()llC(‘ the

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vim, soienlnized on Wed- ‘np'.(‘lllb€l‘ 6th at the home . (ii-ii-"gr Ayers, Spllllb? 517953. ‘\\tlt‘ll no united in marriage. l“illl.”l I? Mitchell of 0‘L€3l'Y l’i.l.]):i Mlllcr of Mf1cI\'elll;' the young couple will make

Neutrality Law To Canada

same period the previous fiscal year.

Poles Hopeful

in lVl{ncN(:iilt.sv'nsh 1:/)i1tll;1, I Slept. 10“ _(AP) iizmy rich 5 9 — 2 "‘l ooseve app ed th . Despite Severe new m cm was

I) . Aurlll . M.,ilcton was in S‘side ‘ll connection _V\‘l'-h WON‘ iinptioii Society with ii’ 'i Moncton. speaking .«riuvIlli' hips provided by the .\Ir Al'S(’i‘lilult says there are

10;) pupils taking scholar- ccui as sponsored by the Soc-

. _ Oils to the Dominion.

A procllllniltltln invoking the act “"35 _l»\*uc‘;i by tile state department __._ within it little more than an hour (By Ellxjner g‘zt[e;*5(;i‘1,'.As’sociatcd yformally declared war

ress 1 'n er T1 . 1 '.

_SNIAT'YN. i>oi.ii~.<l._ on the Po-lmm“;1f);;:.%:=g;,%’:‘orfggllficgfggfig

lirh-Rumantan frontier. beput. l0 p,~O3mn,,m0n of Sept. 5‘

tAlP) —tVla. Bildaitzstl fGCfTlifill inc 3” to me 0,, gm“ SERVICES_ The warplanes COlitli’ll.lt‘d ocva.~.t:li.liig ‘in me Eumwan Wm. should

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and \\‘i<l»&:t)read bombln:_ .0 apply to Canada. also land today, while the Polish army _Effective at once, we 1-,mc1Bm&_ walked to establish itself along aftion will é]l‘Ohlblt exportation from

s for Ms, Frcd E. held on Thursday at- tlic Uni led Chiurch

. ‘. v.5_ . ’ an my 35,‘; S§$§’2°° “re ‘ .:‘::....”‘.:‘.:.°...?.~.*:l:-;.: t:>.‘.?.:*.“l.:‘.;'..°l“l

"‘l“’l' R" Dr’ .M.”"3y G’."f“fTl8l‘lH aircraft lost lllP'lll wzu: ‘The state dcpartmgnt saxidsltis V M. ‘A :m;1,.,(;,‘rtSh9a::.‘dO"1&':: i bombed Lwow tLf‘l‘llbEl'L’J. the mid- T(‘t'0l‘Cls showed that Canada had

__,;,P my city of the Polish Ukraine. for unfilled 0l‘fl(‘l'_s in the United Stairs

'°"‘“g with 53m" several hours Owl scrllon of Lwow 101' -’~‘0i'£’H Hlrplancs. delivery of t"‘V.lli_q ' llic Garden of was repormd bummg_ Ravens ‘WlllCh _wlll_be illegal wh'le the pro. ' 1"“-‘ l"‘“,l’-3‘"°r5 Wm‘ througli neutral sources said GCl'- t“‘"“‘"“.l‘7“ 15111 effect. Gama." Rufus Mc- man mrcm“ ma,_mm__mmn,.d mg Pijcsldent Roosevelt revamped his (‘ 3-’ : Alfcn, Percy Gamllli’. J 5.n.eCLs of the ,.._w‘ Cxmsmg mmc _W)_llio Hon 9 staff Saturday to put , A-. .ault and Roy lvfclrrvn. . ammfl me cmm-n “mum on‘ if. in l}f‘ti_er.=1‘i:lp£' tolhandle prob. s. Pom,‘ (mom Wm, A med lvms arlsiiiiz_'_in the time of nation- ____.. mmtmng by mgm mm conmnlmg El <‘mfl‘E!8IW.V Its well as those in- ‘“‘mSTR/‘TES COURT —' themselves by day in an effort to “mm :0 norm“ 5'°"emm°m °P°“" ram Dniby held Court on ' ' 110115-

reo anize and establish it new de- l

fen. ve against the invaders. Information as to exact situation

in Warsaw continued confuseci.

ll‘ nirrning when a. number ‘ wre dealt With. A

An executive order set up flive te i from Spring Valley who

principal divisions: the

House offlrc. the budget bureau, the

- 1”‘ R11‘ “lit 0‘ 131° W85 l The sound of heavy artillciy it-.5. i‘,~‘..“,-'.‘,§’,‘,‘“,lr‘{,°c‘","‘},',°,°‘“ Pgigzrgggggggdgf 7"." ‘*“ “'l‘”" the °m°"5F clearly audible at various points merit and an off cc of govemmgnt, "ll (4 I'.V M 3 <'-“g:°- W35 ‘@113 along the Vistula River. This car» ‘reports. .

mtl:‘ll1f‘v, glam gr 55‘ of nespondent. one of the last to reach , In addition. it ovlded "ln the

the Polish frontier, could obtain (event of a nations or

lure iwuld be severely dealt emergency’

PLRSONALS

frs George Macxay of Mal- .\f;.~. Juiiics Cousins of Bal- arc \'lSll,.'i}g in Summerside Ems of Mrs. Borden Conn-ell, S.

chanlaod equipment. The late cs’ an est-lrnated 100,000 Polish troops in Ponieranin. believed caught in a German pincer movement was unknown.

A: the same time. it was esti- mated t.lii~.t 1003.000 men were be- ind massed on the cast hunk of the Vistula. while o‘hers were be- ing prepared for a defensive stand along the Bug River.

The status of the Polish all

iseene Britg—hter For Stranded ,U. 3. Citizens

km‘-\“ll55 A firm Dalton is spend-

.days at her home lgi

. -——— { ncertain. Gcmian alr- NEW YORK. Sept. 8-(AP) — ‘ll? 3"“ M°N5l1l~ ‘lW‘¥M°-’ 0‘ cg??? liglti lll>ecn Feamrlllnq for new Prospects for arming $|r3ndCd

I O. Mt:NoL'l of Tyne Val- “l on

eastern United States citizens back from |i'l.\ZC to N

Europe as soon as possible turned brighter todav.

alrdrcmes eotniblislicd in Poland.

Saturday morning on ‘ S. From the Polish point of vtew.,

cw York.

1, M mmrded ,5. The Unlwd'state.; maritime - M1 m T. Miuamiy sea W sfmrntilx wt? based ‘on me::Sntl§6b;gn‘hfiI:;°T;§th§°rl;rw!f1g;gmUl?f:°;‘; if Stunmvisitlrg M”. smnmm assumlmo“ mm‘ mm FOIL“ mm’ ‘regular coastwlse runs for trans-

mny annicipateri a crushlmz attack which might temtporarllv disorien- lze them.

Every-where was found the hop!‘ unit ii British-French offensive on

ntlantlc duty, and the national war- ' time union Mfered the services of‘ soaniml to mail ships without pay provided the owners carried passen-

"'T‘I’0R OTTAWA -— Miss ll Nicholson driugliter of Mr. l‘ J M Nicholson Burn-

" , 0. {re and eliminated cargoes. rPl';hlI*f]f1.!‘i§asctnm1,ee(l§ gr the western front vv0U‘.t’]i1 g Jlshe offer of the union was tele- Ctty H ‘ ‘*3 9 0 W“ soon the P1381179 On 9 graphed to President Roosevelt

flitllrul for training. 8. - ‘_ and Mrs. Willard Bruce M“ _n"ll.V Bruce have return-

tllcir hoinv: in Summerside cl" f"lla.vable visit to the - Fair and either places of

by Jo vnh Curran. President of the un.on. who said he could get crews on a voluntccr basis.

Sickwleave Granted Deputy Defence Minister

orrrawa, sent. ti —-(CPl-—Ex- , tended szck leave has been HEM‘

ed to Major General I... R. In- iF‘leohe. Dc«put.y Minister of Net- ’ tonal Dcft-ncc. “ml Dendmfi hi‘ return to duty his appointment will he ruled by two W005” 50*‘ mg deputy mlnizters. defence min- igter Mack:-n7.fc announced here

’"—i"-,°{,}ipyin.; this hope were Wldl"; ly circulated relwms ll‘ P°li”“‘ that the Germans were wltlidraw- inn six divisions from Poland til meet the French attack on the west. (German dlvisirms were est.- from 10,000 to

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i 100 Recruits Wanted

(ROYAL CANADIAN AIITILLEIIY)

0!: Monday. September 1111: Recruiting Officer and Medical Examining Officer will be In Alberton film! 9 5-1"- “ill 1 pm. In Summerslde from 2 pm. until ll |>.m.: ‘"6 Kenslngton from 1 p.rn. until 10 W"-

REQIIIREMENTS — Height 5 ft. '1 Inches. Chest II least 34 inches: weigh: no ibl..' rood cyeslrm and M9 "W llhnlul defects.

This has been arranged for the accommodation of men

tonight. in the outlying districts. Liam, 001 M .1 R H. Des- " Rosters, and Lieut 071- K‘ 5- ote--No recruiting in ChI|'‘°“'‘'°‘"' 0“ Mona-y’ imaclachlan both of Montreal. two “Member llth. -'°ui,;¢nnding' Canadian business 0. W. CRAIG. MIJOP. men have been appointed as- L778-9-9-ll I. 0. A. sec-(Q, “mm rlepll'.‘_V ministers during general UiP‘leche's absence.

The SUMl§\/,lDI«;RlIN{(:ES

T MONDAY 8. TUESDAY

Also “Mechanix Illustrated"

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tlake Lime fr h have the best wishegy ()),l9L:1n:lz10‘E5cEupl?' .. And snow . es 0 L-W-11-21~ {:‘;éti.::?‘ “W l°“m°v tlvmh W B. 6. Port closed

To Night Shipping

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Speculation Rife At Ottawa Re War cabinet

OTTAWA, Sept. 10th-«(CPI With Canada now launched into the war as a declared belligerent by her own choice as a. free nation. and with the almost unanimous approv- al of all political parties. specula- tion is revived in Ottawa on the possibilities of an clllargetl govern- ment.

Prime Minister MacKenzle King

is keeping his own counsel on what- ever plans he may have involving an enlarged and strciigtliencd cab- inet for a supreme and united war effort. But there is a belief in Ottawa that iome such ministries as supply and national service might be creat- ed to share the additional burdens which will be placed upon the gov- emmcnt if the war is long.

While there is supnort for the governmcnt's war policy from all groups in the House of Commons there are demands. particularly from the co-operative common- wealth Fedcration party, that sup- pllos and resollrccs be "common-

_,f it 2; -. - V ,, q dccrr-fl" by the gnvelwimcnt and :0 .M1,1i.‘\'I‘.l) To ‘SIl.\l'MIiR- :\l.lll:§})t,( iiiitll ‘su'ii’ri:~}e].m%ir;‘fii23‘c}§'fe‘“ coiitroll“€l “W ”l.”'‘’ “'°“”l be ”° ‘ ti , J. B d istsn iiitd ._Y E. M. M. Marshall chief examlli.‘ explommon gr l)mmCCo“'35'__ ' rf“:§'['1lIill]“: n‘.‘é=. lEi[tr>rl1ir(r11iiy: ear Ago! Rellilrt iCsfq[if§i}7f,°",l,h§,,p°’.}:h “”“’““' ~ , - <.' l ,. .. . ~ .. _\' and other po.'nts in tge atiectg an Ly-Ixxs gt “ML '3 clml" CANADA. wit COME ' _fi_. ' O’I'I‘AWA. Sept. 10--(CF) .. T0131 llllJ‘?l§?.‘r ginicagir mdiriad ‘'9 50”‘ °‘ C“““"“” M15“! rc (tubs. Hooks. l-[in es, ordinary revmlle of the Cmllll fl tion cm, , ‘5’ C95“ 9‘ Your (‘"llllll' mils for love and itlxii it , _ 9 _ D 0 , not enter the ham“. by . V in ill "llllu<'Il;bA8lfZl$‘ta\1’il§;f .‘S)(1);’f_‘Igl%.lllgl'lt in .(‘;.llt’-l_lS)l isglllllvfl $31l.- , Ld'-{Ullillll ‘.\'l‘.l'K)lll. first being ider. 5“ l”‘’- , . b . d ; iii, 13 us. - - - - ' . C llll)l.\J'i' lvlti 'b'..'ili4 973 iii 1 lo: by an cxnmgmn vc 1 .- ‘ ' 0 all one is It once _ _. the same nlontli last year, the L'(>lll- off tli ’ , t . g S“ “mg in the scale. H,‘ ‘Ills (‘ALLEI)—'I‘he plroller of the tl‘ea.sury icportr-cl, lcriji ."c"o’,,,,“;,””“',f,f,-rsh 11 Mid _\'«" lnurt do .‘;'0'\“' l7?\l'ir~.\‘0U .1 3 called at Summer- Saturday. special receipt. bi-ouglit l I)0\ve\‘f-1" that '1a,.g£. Sm. “ ucfaldrv must not fail, - in l«'rui.i_\' cli hri‘ usual till) the Kmlld total l0 $33-517.684 Caiiridlull Pacific steampcshis " H“, No l‘nC’l'L’ shall frr-rdom 17(‘t'i=1h from t .\l.ll’.lliilCS le-a\'int5 a Qualli‘ “gall?” 536-338-932‘ g _ I-nter the port at night by méiyfilglf the land. _ . :."( gilt fir’-:{3§'l&l/e0I):Ill‘lJI;(ltll]}' olt:ot”otill<'u in t the gig” of a naval Dam” bomb” Lh,'_, Nor tyl'mlt.s criisli the lib."-rt,\' of, _fl__ ’ s ic c rrtli ls- imrbm. mm”) This Or it . "i man. ‘ . . 5 . ‘- ygynoy _ ical year. starting April I. anioiiiitcd I . n " ' 9- "1--“I011, mil; , I X 1,. _ 5, d . l \i)l)I’l“;Af!7£;\““ W. A. Om__ tfi4$6261ié'3,;729(.I2iz54 compared dwltlh s2;‘i_2__ }‘)l;’)£S".1fllfl."l by display of slgnal. Novtméi lwlur not but son you on V‘ lillliifd Cfark, Sum- vim yegr 955"‘? De“? ‘I9 We-I And mm for home, till fnitlllcss rd the annual con- ~ . , traitors fa’l : . r Maritime Y's Men. A,g?fft1 °r,:',11'1‘(;"'.:'I5(,ed°xlt§“‘I$l§‘,;r,§’_,5 I “ “".‘ “"'l‘l "celmy 111 Frrg against s2o.453.2s:t in Aiiciiét iasi.i - I Ch“'“S ll, Ix. ls. year while during the first _ ilV(“ Oh Cawya, WP _ “,].,h h_ _,_, -—~;—- months of the fiscal year orriinar' 2 ‘* “ ‘‘ rm’ ‘ '*“ °, —\\'i:ililI.\'< nu-LS— A quiet ai.cl>ur.~ement.s reached $l5Ii.757.53’l 5% °“‘ 5!

We come to helm old F.‘nglar.d over- come the foe.

We come to show the Prustlzin in his might.

That. we can ma‘r‘i his power. might iv'lh rirht ‘

Ye Hits of Cailddni tilt‘ cry Of thre.~t-nod liberties that must‘ nct d''r-. ' And ‘oi from far and ritfrir we see thorn <*‘me. ‘

'I'ht~v crni" l'“<‘m r*.0l‘iccl l‘n'il‘..\lf'‘.l‘i ‘ i...n.w,.. ‘/V-n”G

And in the glowing’ fires of our‘ vcuth

We so“ the one desire. love of,‘ t.'1lt.h, , is D~*-ssi;-n for‘ may wéfl start btck in fmr

wh;-- vmi the draw mar.

~H:1’rli‘t:inn Ysrsfoii

S.'.‘»“.S of (‘liivfirt

British Lose

War Briefs

OTTAWA. Sept. 1l)—A Int budget may be brought down in the House of Commons to- morrow. parliamentary circles indicated tonight. The bud- get is expected to provide for increased taxation in view of

the additional costs Canada's war effort will entail. OTTAWA. Sept. 10-——Co-

upirrzttioii of the weights and fllt'il5ure9r hranrh of the De- pnrtment of Trade and Com- merce has been enlisted by the wartime prices and trade board in its drive to track down and (‘liminate profiteerfnz.

HYDE PARK. N. 10—Presidcnt Roosevelt was desniberl on high authority today as having decided to summon the United States Congress this week to a special session. The date when the leg- islators will be called back to the capital. primarily to re- vamp the neutrality law, has not vet been picked.

_ OTTAVVA, Sept. lng_ ii-uni Rt. Hon. Arthur .‘|‘elzlmi that if tlclnocracles are (loft-zitrtl iii the present war set-ur|t_v in (‘nnzidri will be lost, fcaturt-rl the idiot" debate Sat- urilny when the Senate un- anlniiiusly adopted the address in rvply to the speech from the lllrom-. In the Commons (‘liiuiilii-r, at the opposite end of the pairliiuiu-lit building, Prinio .\linisti~r Mackenzie King had ninde the announce- nicnt in few minutes earlier that nrlopiinn of the add;-egg would he :lr'r'i-{ilr-if by the Gov- rriimr-nt as Lillihtlllly to pro- claim in sizitc at‘ war between Caiiudn and (icrmztny.

I.0Nl)()I\'. Sept. l0—Grent Britniii took another step to- day to pin guilt for the pres- ent unr nu Fuehrer Hitler when the Fnreign Office ad- rlrcsscii a letter to the League of Nations. nnlifving Geneva that Grrmzuvv had commit- ted an act of aggression,

COPENII.-\GEl\', Sept. l0—A Polish radio broadcast, heard lwrr today, asserted German troops hail been defeated in the suburbs of Warsaw. r

Y» Sept.

l0—A warn-

(‘imzuln entered the war against Germany Sunday com-

plrtiilg the lino-up of Great lIn‘s Diiiiliilitiiis in the J i_-miflict in uvcrtllrriw Nazism

in lCui'ptK-.

Ono by onc. within a week after Priine Minister Chamber- lain announced to the Empire .1 state of war with Germany. the D4ll’lliI‘li0llS have united to .\'-iitlld hv Britain in the line of llitltlc.

.V‘\l~' of (‘an.'id.'i‘.c entry was r(‘('Cl\'i‘(I with (loop satisfaction in Great Britain.

The l):iil_v Express (indepen- i (IPIIU caliri “thr four great no-

communique reported and Vegesak, 4.061 tons. had "gone details were given.

the Admiralty continued. althnuzlii no definite results; of counter mea- sures against the German undersea i ,craft have been announced "b€.\'0hd Ia possible success against one sub- ‘marine mfnelayer."

in operation with the re.=.u.[t, the U

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terpreted him as foreshadow- ing peace proposals from Ber- lin Is soon as the Polish cam- paign reaches a stage satisfac-

FRENCH TROOPS

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, and to have pushed to within range of the automatic arms ‘ nf main forts of the Siegfried Line. Less than three miles separated the French at some

my ta amen l points from the chain of German forts beyond the muggy

munlstakoble. The war cabinet an- nounced its plans were based on the assumption that hostilities would last three years or more‘ and this could be iiiterpieted as, meaning that Britain would right‘ Just so long as is necessary to rid / ginel world of the threat of l-ilt.ler~ ,‘

Britain's answer was prompt anvil

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Tribute To Poles

An official communique tonight paid tribute to the “heroic resist- ance" of Polish troops and their high morale, as well as "their toughness and steadiness in re- heat."

The Government of counter-meo.9ui'es against Ger- many's submarine warfare was made in a terse communique which asserted “it appears that German subcrlriiarines are now operating fat at. ..

azinounceirient ‘

At the same time it amiouncc-d extension of muClllllCl‘y to tmpie mcnt “contraband control" tlu'ou.gli stations at Gibraltar and Alex- andria at either emf of the Medi- l terranean auid on the Island 011 C lon i.n the Indian Ocean. 1 9 H BRITISH MERCHANTMAN 1

A submarine sank the 2.796-ton steamship Gooctwood iii the North Sea, making at least nine Erltisli merchantmen destroyecl by the Ger- mans since war was declared just a week ago, The Goodwood's crew . was rescued by a fishiiliz boat. 5 ‘

The Ministry of Information also:

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Saar River, reports here indicated. Besides the fighting along the Saar and at other in the Moselle-Rhine sector, it was indi

points cated in reports (By Louis Lochner, Associated Press Staff Writer)

BERLIN, Sept. 10-—(AP)-—The supreme high command's war communique today for the first time took notice of the war on the western front. reporting skirmishes between French and Gern1u.n outpost: of the Siegfried and Magtnot Lines.

Parallel with Germany’: attark on Poland, a. diplomatic offensive has been on foot in an attempt to divide Great Britain and France.

Premier Mussolini of Italy was reported here to be Ger- nnnfs "honest broker” and in frequent touch with Premier Daladler of France.

The rumor continued in Berlin that Franz Von Papen, Ger- man Ambassador to Turkey, was negotiating directly with Paris to keep France out of the war. even though a state of war al- ready exists and the first shots have been fired.

reaching here from both sides of the frontier that French troops were moving into action in the Vosges foothills just

west of the Rhine where rolling hills bridge the gap to- ’ ward the Haardt range.

Both German and French engineers last night and this

morning dynamited and sealed some coal mine galleries . along the Saar. each fearing the other might try to use them in surprise attacks.

Soldiers black as miners guarded the

passages, pa‘ rolled

the galleries and listened for sounds of suppers at

reported a submarine attack on that “'0l'k'

20.107-ton Union Castle liner War-1' wick Castle on her way to England ‘ from south Africa. addin . however, that “she gallantly elude her at- tackers.“

‘The l,l80-ton Chorlls also away from an attacking slibma the announcement said. _

Another Mlnlstrv of Il’llOl‘l‘I‘lal»l(‘ll. the German

5.305 tons.

rinc, ‘

merchantmen Bald ur.

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ashore" on the Norwegian roast. No

NAVY PARTICULARL‘. “BUSY"

Brlt.aln's riavv has been “particu-

n waters about the Britt-iii

Flotlllas of destroyers are active. i

ed

fin

“While we have incurred the loss

of various merchant ships through ‘submarine operations many enemy merchantmon ca tured or slink or driven‘ re tlge in neutral harbors in nianv ,parts of the world" the Admiralty l stated

more noon 7 to take l

h8\'9

'rhe'com~ov system “will soon be

France eagerly awaited the come of a major butt‘/3 reported in Paris to be under way on the east- _ .ern front with Warsaw as the lojrlylbusy,” the Admiralty arinounc- - ' e ' ..