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OPENING OF TRINITY DR. MICHAEL CLARII. LIFERA-L GANA-OIANS AGI-IIII _

TERM SUPREME COURT BREAKS WITH ISIRWILFRID LAURIER. MOVING FORWARD

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thiglncgusillicle igI\::t:l:_i;zsi:]i:m1l;aklil>;ls ltlaeietgathnpsi The Ardent Liberal Conscriptionist from Red Deer Adminis- After Capturing the Strongest Outpost io

Lordship Presented law Society and i Proceedings.

with Addresses from Grand Jury. Court

Tile Trinity Tennl ot’ the Sn-prenle`

('oi|rt opened in tfllarlottetolvn at ll 0'(-lock yestertiuy niornlniz. lion. illr. lllatliitsi-ii. l\il'. Justice l-‘lm gizrcillt and Mr. Justice llaszard occu- picil the llelliril.

The t'lerk of the (`ro\vu. 1\ii'. l\lor-

3¢,,,_ I-end the Royal Uonlmission ap- pointing lion. Mr. i\latlllt>son (‘.liii'-l' Jilsticc.

llis Lordship then took the oath ol'

olilcc ami tho oath of allegiance. Mr. Jiisthzo Fitzgerald administering the saline.

The t‘omlmissloll by \vllii'.ll lion. A.

E. Arsvliulllt was appointed Nttol'iir'_\~- Geiicral and Advocate~Gciiei‘iil of the llrovlnci- was next read.

The Grand Jllry was coinposed ot'

ihcl`nliowing:-- - -

D, 0`l\'l. Reddin, tl"oremunl. L'lt_v.

Roy 'l’oonlbs. North Rlistico. Ludlow Jenkins, Mt. Albion.

.liinies -McQuuid. (‘liarlotietown_

l-Iverctt ilaslanl, Sprlngflrld.

.lorciilo l\icGiligull, l{elly's t‘rus-l,

tlco\~p.:i-. liiayo, ltilncrilld.

.iohn Cousins. Park t`ornor.

.l. J. liorlllly. (‘hul'l0tlcto\\'il_

Ji-lln 'I`. lVlcKell7.ii‘. (‘llal'lotlctow|l.

.iohn llovcreilux, New llaven.

.iohn l‘Illl'k. lhustitvii.

Ill-nr_\' llorllc, Winslet.

linirll t'almpboll. Westinort-land.

llugh li. McKay, t‘.lit`ton.

.ierciulah 0‘(‘onnol', llopn River. lirnest Bullnall, South Rustico. ll, l\l. Davison. Charlr,-ltctown. l‘Idwiu Aitken, Cllilrlottolowil. ‘ .loiiu i_)oll'oll. i.ino Road,

’l`honlas (`.aInlp»bell, t".hni°lott'ctown.

li, t', I-iolmes. ,(‘rapuud.

ll. J. Riley, Charlottetown.

Tho (Lllicf Justice tllen addressed

the Grand Jury as fc-llows:

Mr. Foreman and Gentlemen of the'

Grand Jury:

Slim tllo last nleetillt: of thr-

(lraild inquest oi' Quecil‘s t‘ount_v a v»~r_\- important change has takon plat-c lil the Judiciary ol' this province Ill' lilo retirement ol’ (‘liicf Justice. Sir \\'ilIiam Sullivan. frolll a position which he had held longer than any forillt r (‘hIe'f Justice oi’ this provill<'c. lic hull held it for a period ol' up- wards ol' tlventy-seven _\~ears. and dur- llltl that time it is well known tlirnuixlloilt this pri-vinca anti else- “'I"‘l'¢‘- Wllf‘l‘e there- is any knowledge ‘ll`_illo administration ot’ justice in l‘l'l|u-c Edwnuil island. that he uphold ilu high stundurd of Inicgritv that rliitrat-terisi;»s the British llench; and ill his l‘etirome-nt I speak for all when

lll`0l'N‘. \\'lt@I‘<\ a task of difficulty eu- ccllnters HS. to pass it on and say sonic other. lcrson should do this

Illini" II I-" il fflllli HS Wl<lL‘SDl'€i1fl (From Our Own Correspondent.) few feet of him and directed his re-

0TTAWA.- ln moderate -but do-_ marks -to the Libsnal Leader.

E cisive words Dr. Michael Clark ad- Again. speaking of Sir Robert, Bor-

nlinistereil to Sir Wilfrid Laurier to- denls offer of' coalition and Sir Wil-

4 'day as severe a castlgation as has yet frld's refusal, he remarked, “the i-'mpar

mm Wm “"“II~""" IE I-“ me ‘lui-V of been the lot of a member of the pre- tial historian of the future will record

r sont parlia-ment. Dr. Clark is knownithat the offer was magnificent and

as -in ardollt. c.r-_iscrlptioliist and an; therefore I am afraid that the decllna- .

unconlpromising opponent of the ro-I ture of the offer will be described as

I’-‘renduin amcntlnlont hilt no one sus- notl iufte in that moral category."

por-ted that llc would tako such dc-I ills reference tc- the war and his ciiied ground as to completely rupture|own family touched' Parliament: “l relations between hitm and his former have a little grandchild on my farrrn lr-adcr. llcferring to Sir Wiifrid’s\ out west today whose father was stric-

attitiule towards the extension of,ken with a gunshot wound in the. Parliament and the wsnpolicy of the, neck two weeks ago. il soy to you=

government 'hc said: ' 'lthat on my so-ul and conscience I sup-

"lf it is a ruest-lon of ettin men ort this ill because I believ this is

and thc other the King against .iohn fm. the h.L.,,,.l|N.s_ 0,. of ga Ccilmnnisart or The necessary mgchmery

government. or ol’ winning the w:xr'\vl1ich will save- the little follow, iii by keeping the pvoplo united ond if horn Canuck, and thousands of otherniovin destiny at -the moment that she "p'ossll\l'e ol' avoiding an election dllr- like hini. from ever going through is hellllng mightily in onoulding the lug 1 . 'gp _r, ' what his father and ills uncles are destiny of the world and the future not inuttcr what the questtion is. llryigoillg tliroligh at -the present thus. ul the ‘W0l‘lll'S CiVillPJl.l0l1- 'l`hG

y right honorable frienil, Sir Wilfrid] fir. (`.l~Jrlt ridiculed the I.aurier-Oli- gl‘0l\tI\l-‘-SS Of tile <‘-H1180, ‘U18 8l0l‘i0US"

liailriei' takes a. road opposite to tilatlver com-bination on the referendum. UCSB lllld illfl C€I’i2\ll\'~i' Ol' l-he COIHIDS of the government. I want to .be "An anttconscrlptlonist aild n ion- tfillmllll, ‘ill0 l\0I\0\1!` Oi' U18 C0\1I\U”) quite candid l do not believe it will scrl tionist”-and asked what would and. above all, tho needs of the boys,

to vigil he mm' insmutmm mem, be possible to persuade il large nuni- bo Milo result if the Liberals cameil lei*-‘l Sure 'lllat ill lllii HOUBG and in

_ _ luck to power during the war. “Where‘ this 0C'lll\Iil`Y 110i Only' this Step but

wood Illstitutions. he drew attention who are responsible for such it policy would you get any effect, in bringing every Cther that IS needed 'and Will

are thinking more of winning the war in conscrlptlon or any other measure U0 i>f0l/ldcdt HB 'I 'b0li0VB» by my fish! i. an ol’ winning elections" fri-r the :-:nccessful prosecution of tho honorable friend, _Sir Robert Borden. bln making this harsh criticism of~‘war'!" be demanded and, replied, “a'until the wlaris won, will be support-

,Sir Wilfrid the speaker stood within a cabinet constituted of such princip-I ed up to the hilt.”

as lluonillltty itself. to endeavour to ship heavy burdens on to otho sllouldcrs. No\v. that is not what we expect ol' oily people and our civiilzu- tion today. Wo expect that every

every good citizen, wholllcl' official 1: not. to uphold the law and to aid ill the nlalntcnailco alld enforcement of tilt- law. So only can wo have an adniinirtriltioil of justice tim( will bc ctiiiitalile and free from extreme so v0rlt_\‘. \\’.('ll-cnforcetl la-iv is the most ct‘i'talu wuy ol' avoiding the resort to cxtrclne pcnaltlcs.

ills Lortlsliip thcn directed atten-

tion tc- the oath taken ‘by the jurors and then referred to tho cases before thcm-The King vs. I-lenry Weeks. cl\argr=.d with stealing twenty-three hugs ol` flour from J. .\. Ifarqilllarson

N. Stewart, cllilrtxed with recnivillg thc ilhovn goods knowing thonl to the stolen____/__,____ _____Y_____V_>______Y i _

ills Lordsllip l'evle.\vcil the evirii`cTl“("r7

ill rcgal'd to this case. pointing oilt that the Granii .lilr_v's place is silllply to consider the evidence placed before thcin for the pl‘t.-_-ieclitioll and not ti tithe into collsidiiratioll any probilllle ilct`irucc that may he put ilp. Ho also s.iiil that part of their duty would be

. t , pi _ __ ding ifalconwoorl insane lit-spital ant the |nfirnli1r_v. ill l'cgard tc- l~‘alcoll

to the fart tlliittllc Medical Superin- tendent l)r. Goodwill, had been ab- som al your and a ilulf. on military duty ill Englanil. llis place was di- fficult tc- fill. For the past six inolitils Ur. Blnncliard had .been in charize lie learned, with the deep- est regl'rt, that he had passed away. i-le had devoted hitmself with zeal, to tho distilarge of his duties and pos- sibly the efforts he had -pu; forth may have had to do with the shortening of ills days. it is possible that he found the burden of the fwork too heavy for his shoulders. His Lordship said. that he learueil that Preniier Arso- nault had received a cable, intlnlatlng that lir. Goodwill has agreed to como bacii to resume the pel'fornn\lice ol” his duties. _ '\\`|l€-u the (lrand Jury had retired the following address from the Law Society. iieaiitifiilly engrossed on part-.linlellt. the penwork ot' Mr. L. W. Watson, ot this city. was road by Mr. `(l. S. lnmull, the President:-

ADDRESS.

tho ileivte sta of the wi it doc.;

ilel' iv? our fellow citizens that fhoi-to

ters Severe- Casngation to His Former Leader Whose Policy, He Declares, _is Aimed at Winning Elections Rather Than Winning the War. Declares He Will Sup- port Sir Robert Borden Not Only in Present Step but in Every Other Until War -is Won. g `

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les would be no good for armageddon. That would be the first promisolof a millennium, the lion from Edmonton Mr. Oliver, would lie down with the lamb from Quebec, Sir Wilfrid Lau- rier. and s. little child, perhaps from Picton, E. M. McDonald, to lead them."

The member for Red Deer was em-

phatic against the referendum and in favor of cc-nscrlption and concluded. "I shall support the measure on its second reading and shall vote against the referendum because l believe this measure is one more step in the long series of events, becoming very long now, which have been marshalling Ca- nada into her proud place in the front

rank of the nations of the world; ano- ther of that necessary series ol’ events by which Canada lo moulding her

IIISIISIRIIIIS EIRE'

IN NEWEIIIINIIIANII

(Canadian Press Despatch.)

t`TlillLlNG, Nfld.- Fire at Middle

Arm. near here. today destroyed fleets oi' the herring packing plant, several saw mills and other properties. The flames ut one time threatened to sweep the whole village and women land children were sent accross the Arm bouts to points of safety. No

estimate of the damage was obtain- ‘ able.

‘ -s - » ”- - .IIIINIRIIIIINIE PRICES

of this province uus lncritcii. lil sul nt ltilnie lidwaid Island t-evtlilig to that high ollicc l most sin- tin behalf of the members of the | Q _ t-erf‘l_\' request and desire the support |.nw Society of ilriilqg Edward [Bland ' J

tllld co-oper'.ltioll of all the officers U V

res Des teh

g““”Wllitlll\lZ citizens within this ls- _ LgND0N_ The first order of Ba “HIL You k"°“" W” ""0 io" "'""h- (ommued nn page six) ron Rhonda. the new Food Controller

THREE MORE ISLAND

Thres more Island soldier.; from

Overseas arrived in Charlottetown by Ill" S. S. Arnninorc yesterday, viz. Vi" John Collier, r-on of' Ml". Will- t'nlllf-r. llcchford S-tr.-et, t‘iI.V: i’il‘1- \\'illillln Davies. Jr.. son of Mr. J. J. Davies. titty, and t`orp. W. S. Buc- hnnnll, tE\d0n_

ll"v. (ianou Simpson repi-csoiitlillz

lilo _lie-tii‘rnnd Stllrllors' Uoinlllisslloil und Mayor Brown. l'opi°t-sentillg the "lI.\'. worn on hand to ivclconle the llcrocs, who were oonvcycd lil an "ill" I0 the (‘it.y Hall where'uDD\'0‘ lulati-. udilresscs were nlude.

l‘if‘. Collier enlisted' ill the 46ill

ilnttallon In Regime, He took part in the tlllrd battle of Yprsii, comlnff illlllllizll that tight illli-wcutheil, hilt- ul thc Homme In October. 1916. he i‘f“ crlvod in guusho|_ wound ln tho' snkle while taking part ln the Chufle 0" tho famous Regina trench. i'-"III" lay on tho ground for seven hours. about lF»,,vartls from tho enemyl. 'wot-h wliiio nie bm-is I-.mod aretlud him. llc dually made his way A0 th” 'luwtiiiz station nntiitieo.. onli we afterwards taken across t0 the military hospital in NorthsmDl0“» Eullalid. receiving his dir-~hargo in Mlircll last.‘He speaks in terms of lmiise of the treatment he received.

Two other Islanders. Carr of Chai-

lottetowu, and McEwen of St. l"Pt0l’9» also went to France ln the 48th Carr was transferred to an mlm' eefluil Battalion after the Battle of Yprc-a, McEwen wilsf also transfer- red to another ivgiment. Tllfee months later he met his death

Pie, William Davies left Charlotte- invm' with tlieioliili Battalion. He has been in Entilnd since leavin; hors as owing to dll-health he was unable to go to France. i`0rp. Buchanan enlisted in Chor-

\ rt th Inq( two’ (Canadian Press Despatch.)

I i F 'ef i ng , _ ylgfli-e."lier‘I.~El(tne(Ison or it/Er. William ci.s;vlol,ANn, oliio.- asv. F. I.. V _ lr is Hssuuwrl that the crisis throush 9\\"l“""‘" ‘lf Eldon' H9 ‘"""' “':“;]"eI-T; Orlonlvach of St. Ignatius College re-I - _ `- which the country is passing is not wounded li H ff8Bm@“i 0l` “"1 fl H, k ». ` ` developing as favorably as Premier Villiv oil tile Arms front when t.le put” “ “mere (mr qua G was mem SS 0 Daw h0ped_ ,

RU IANS Sli N

caniitiiiins were holding unit une. ded on the selsmosranli lu his obwr- . He spent six months lil hospitals and vatory thlg morning, Odonbach es- ` " arrived in linllfax ‘last Thursday* on ' ,Mes me tllsmnm at about pw, _ .

v IS Xllll liiiiiii iii

" “hip which hr°"gm out 700 Cana' tlioitsnnil miles und thinks Chile may

dian soldiers. Besides Collier and ‘

‘ I 'slit

Davies who came _to Chariot-tsto\vn~ be U10 UQ Y- (cnnidmn paw ge.p“¢h_) ` ~ 3 .

PARIS- All thoughts thabllussla ` - , ; . may conclude ii separate peace must ‘ ` i `

there were three other Islanders, who

lin o ‘o a.woe iw t. .iu.dl sslbtrh '~-~ ' 'I Vdldcefdver und was wounded on the TUE WEATHER. FrsE1‘E¢halNiifrElstcErc ;EeMunitEdns, ozlmliilsr (Clnldlan Frau Despatch.)- Vlmy front. Boston' of Whlmv Road QEMPERATUBD’ roturn.to Paris -lust. night from sn PETROGnAD_._ Th.,-Russian vom.

I* rl R in it :loo ri lsl ol nteers wli

Crosg wllo was wounded last ovcm- E ETD extended t D tn “gs _ Myst M ' nn I V u

I il' lwi iiltlwiiil AMER"BiIiIIiiiRIiiiiSwii ii itiiiii uit

l.O/NDON.- "Discontcnt of the sto- QUEBEC--° NGWS CWU65 from _L3

inficll is more to be feared than dis- if content r.-f the billin; that is why we llllli 0- M- Hellllllsily, Mi\llt188r for the value co-operation ot' American farm-INbitibi Plllb C0-. and J- I-`1V°'1°- Hmfd ersy This Stamnyent was mme hy Foreman, were drowned yesterday in R. E. l‘roilicro, Minister of Agricul- 8 had stonn that caught them On Lillie ture, to the Associated Pressvtc-day.

The outcome ot' the war said Mr. Pro- UBGU i`e¢0V9i`e\i-

thero may llltlmutely hang on the .Z-_------

questioll of food supplies and the Am

SPAIN SIISPENIIS

I "Kln't-so the hole that he ina' lougi _ _ _

I-‘llill-_\ tile case aiid llonoill' \\'llii‘ll his' lion, J _l\_ Mptliipgpn, i--<'i_° pi-lit to play ill the gre!!! Silllggle fo’ _ _. ' ilistiiviiisli i ervicl ;-ii tho licllrll (_‘lliet` Justice of th Su rellle Court freedom' y

“f the sw =--_»-1 of »~",»--~--_----~»~-_ _ Q ;¢.......n P . P. u.. “K

_-......._ _._.._._...~.,_,......._._ ._.__._._ _,e__.._...~. _ ..._ , ,__ ,_,__._____ announced the t‘c-nmatioll of a depart- NEW yOnK__ An ultimatum “mg manned at a spwml meeting M th

mem to arrive at 'Accurate figures as AS3~i\U`flH5’- Jimi* 30- “S the dat” °“ Cuzhinet yesterday after which Pre i0 the C05* Of f°°d S" as 1° “HW” which they will strike ii their demand mtg, Dm tmp to the puma in as me °°“E"°“°r-'O ax l“"c°5' l0l‘ Hn advallw Of ilfiy WMS _R day cree authorizing the measure to ob

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is not granted was yestelday g ven to min the Kings Signature goes "1 of the lar er shi building firms into effect rods Dospatr-hog fro

SOLDIERS ARRIVE HOME EARIHIIUIIKE Rilllllliltll __

_ Triltles (louncil. representing 12,000 a¢t10n_ The constitutional gum-an

I A mill 0lllDl0ye<l ill fllllllylllffis in New tees have been suspended several

lottotown for the 26th Battalion, and York and New Jersey. times smog the outbreak of the war look part in much of ‘tho heavy tight- _, ` wceml

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S rs township, in the Abitlbl region

Abitibi. The bodies have not yet

PARIS- Decision to suspend co stitutonul guarantees in Spain was

and were restored only y

Occupied La. Coulet

(Canadian Press Despatch.)

BY STEWART LYON, CANADIAN

ARMY HEADQUARTERS IN FRANCE.- ('anadian's have occupied* tho strongest outpc-st in the defence of Lens and have pushed their ad~ Vance towards Lacotllette. The un- ceasing pressure to which the ene- my in Soucbez valley has been sub- jected during the 'past few weeks has brought signal success to British arms with mlstively slight loss.

Early yesterday afternoon 'an unu-

sual un:-vcnient within the enemy lines indicated that he was retiring while at tho same time aerial observers brought lback news that the cross roads and street intersections west of the German lines liad been mined. Craters were seen by them at a num- ber of these cross roads. At once patrols were pushed out and early in the morning had occupied an enemy trench at the foot of Reservoir Hill. They reached the suinimit of the Hill without opposition and pushed down the eastern slope. Strong pt;-sts were established and thc strong Lens outpost was effectively occupied. To the south of Souchez river we pushed forward on the heels ,of the retiring enemy. Railway embank- ments to the east of Lens electric station were occupied. The 'atlvanco was then contlnued_ towards Lacou- lette. As night fell strong parties were sent out to consolidate the 'po- sitions occupied and putrc-is were pushed oilt with the object of' keeping 'in touch with the enemy.

Several days ago tho enemy was

knrrwn to bo destroying houses in the western part of Lens with the object cf giving wider ‘area of fire for his _guns. That rmuy indicate his intell- tlon of’ clinging to the east sido of

Defence of Lens 'they Pilshed Forward and

te. The Germans at-_-_

Retiring Before the Pressure andtlanadiai: s are Following Close on Their Heels.

'ths city and prolonging the strug;~'e IIN ll0u-se to house fighting.

l~Ieavy artillery tire was direct il

last night upon all the roads cr ward of Lens and Avion by wl`

:troops and guns could be moved but

On the extreme south exploratozp

patrols met with heavy opposition.

|CANADiANS .ENTER COULE'l"ff‘ I Canadian troops entered vlllng. _ lLacoulette this morning. The 1, Inrsns have withdrawn In this no _- borhood from a lille about one

three quarter miles long.

BRITISH CAPTURE_ GERMA' ' PRISONERB-

(Canadian 'Press Despatch.)

LONDON.- There was a. success

ful local operition las( night nort`i west. of Fontaine le Cro-isilles result- ing in the capture of a number 1.. German prisoners. says tod>sy’s offl- cial statement. dlostilorslding par- ties wcro repulsed in the nigh; west ol’ La Basses. ' FRENCH CAPTURE 300 PRISONERS

(Canadian Press Despatch.)

PARlS.- The French made a. sur

prise attack northwest of Hurebise last night after brief artillery 'prepa- ration. the War Office announces. Lu the capture of the entire first line of German trenches which were held against desperate coluiterattscks more than 300 prisoners were taken. CANADIAN HOSPITALS RELIEVE

IMPERIAL GOVERNMENT. ‘

` (From Our Own Correspondent.)

OTTAWA.- The Canadian hospi-

tals in England have lately been able to relieve the imperial government hospital to some extent of our sol- diers' treatment.

THREE BRITISH

all British Machines

(Canadian Press Despatch.)

LONDON.-» Three llritlsh naval

airplanes fought. a battle with tru German machines over Flanders oil Monday. An official account of the ,fight says one and probably three of the Germans were driven down. All the British airmen returned safel_V~

The snnounuenlent, follows:

¢~.,.-v\--»~v--~~.~-~~:_-_-.~.-:_-_~_~_.~.:_-:_ -v» ¢____.__ __ ___ _______,_______,____,_

SEAPIANES

TAGKLE ill GERMAN MAOHINES

One- Enemy Machine Brought Down in

Flames, Two Others Put Out of Action and

Returned Safely.

_“___-__.__._._

, “ln the course of patrol on Monday three naval airplanes encountered and engaged ton enemy machines in the vicinity of Roulers. They fought for sixteen minutes and brought dovin one enemy lil flames. lt is believed two others were driven out of control ibut clouds interrupted the view. Our machines returned safely.

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ERENIIII IRIIIIPS

Canadian Press Despatch)

- Y

a new cabinet. arrived at Athens yes

, I IANIIEII IN IIIHENS

( _ ~

LONDON.- French troops yester-

day entered Athens and occupied se- veral poln-ts in the cltly. Former Premier Venizelos who has been com- I mmtoned h -King Alexander to forin

terdny and will he received by the

ber on another palt of the llno. and TID g 0 _ An offensive by the Russian army formerly “Wed m the Gemmn .rm

anti Beaton were In the ith Resimm- 'ronoN'ro. Jima 21-mai. soon. bility in his belief, out lie declined Mci eau. WIIO (lid “Ui K0 '0 f""“""¢- :ind southwest winds. in-coming show- to speculate as- to when such 3 move- Tile* b0l'll0f Ellllfd IHS ‘l100l\ lH¢i`9U96

ing on the li|H8n‘ltf0f To Wg|I§fa(`x"'& The highest -temperature recordlid -tary organization pr3btl?s are in _ _ . _ ,_ ,¢_ Buchanan W 1'0"" _ I’ ‘ yesterday was 75 degrees above. t the way of solution all e situation

' ti a ole' ii not l dim i COMING EVENT’

get ill! diBCl\Bl‘8€~ , 10 a. m.. lt. wus`64 above; at 9 p. m. an roger s us s na s cu-

Iig was 47 above. The coldest the pre- ties is improving every' day, M. ANNOUNCEMENTS,

The tide _will bg high this afternoon The whole tone of the cabinet mein- ,

at 'l 46 and tomorrow nt 4 56- it will bs'r's talk was optimistic. sllthough n HB1

iiT(lf‘A N. Y.- The pl-snt of the be on Wednesday. June 27th st ll.0B'uvfatorg and manufacturers of air- 3°l1l¢ln°~ 59° Y- H27

’ " o in ei-on with me oblast ortho improve-

d 5 1| . Gulp; June 2 t omema e ca ste hu not yet een xed but Con 1 H n n t n 8 ev mn

“|,,.|-¢»| \,||||m¢n¢ sum tony,“h` lA|_nu_lo Ltntmoilloiirooprgeitn-sewn ,grass will be held in Petrogml. ff" 'R °- “Ot 11° fl `1\;11_,&°u

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McLean oi’ Calls T\'1H'0I‘S“~ l'l“8l\0f* --- ‘ _ is both e material and moral Desai- he expected to_0nté\_`F|“land “hum” cabinet “owner than WedneBd¢y_ As

waslln the 105th Battalion. Attcr rest-for _ ment mitght be expected. The mill- md strict order; have beenaigiroed, Venizelos will probably propose io

___._..__._--- vlous night was 60 above. Thomas declared, l IEENNGB. “G Will~

I n 'ni ii t ow mo iii; 't 4.23 lie' silt. minimize tit at uio The ‘ii este" °¢ P°°K¢'~ iC°-

4 sis i-'iiany°'iii"E.o4. rn “_ wii.o,wuiRTf`nu=sio.iz,stiiff eooriiftilntsof .ilhwnd hvilllns a dooce in Lge hull. ‘ 'rlie sun me this evening-and to-_ ~(l¢_:|ni|utnnbPr _ Morten.) Ffidlvluislt. 1l73.Il.2'l. lind-

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morning and Friday at 4 34 altv per Wireless Press) The ?

.___ ' rom me o new moon on roeosey 'annum ooonou-~or nw worlimaira .Fill Wd- lt* lint '&°°":§ "i 01° my

June19th'et8‘.0l1.-ln. ‘ ` srtdsoléllers' Deputies hnsdsclded to .Ulf |.'|'|‘l_=?-'l,\!**-- 2 lb' "1-all P- “I--i (canadian Press Despatch.)

omni." vm. onpmh-> 'rim nm queries or-the moon will moon on sirnstmn ummoiy 0 -ltr N10 0 ¢U 9! J~ D- -liitllifglé 0110?:

5"°5I“ Pam" Co' at Carthage “M 'Thai moon sets tonight at 11.51. ing of the fighting capacity of Rus- °_'T\\°' C°l`“*5“ Ml"l°l\ B°“d ln'

wtollv d°=lf°>'°fl by "W ‘““ "Ill" 'ine leans oi today will oe nfteen sim niuurs um un roononuetlon, P. Mill I1 I _ ¢°._Cf .tl I eonoorlpilon. lt will be remarried to with a los|`of about 875-000- hours nnd'M-ty six minutes. of tile'~vlhole aviation service. The ‘J ' ‘nd ' prgmm- 3¢g»¢1¢n_ °

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y King. M. Venizelos will form the

d soon as i’arlln'ment is convoked M.

the deputies that Greece join tho Al- lies. He does not intend. however. to mobilize the nation against its

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, MONTREAL.- The French section

of the Wer Veterans' Association this morning passed a resolution favoring

MINE SWEEPING

IIEVIIIE IN IISE

(Canadian Preu Despatch.)

AN ATLANTIC PORT.- A min9

sweeping device calculated to pick up and safely bring to the surlsce any mlnos tha/t may be in the path of ves- sels is now being attached to g num- ber of ships proceeding through the waters of the war zone. Ons of than devices wss observed ou a passenger liner which arrived here today.

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BEIGIAN MORE EIIIIHERY

(Canadian Frou Despatch.)

HAVRE.- Belgians in districts oc-

cupied by Germans, especially Mons, are teeth! thu the Germans intend to deport them to Remnants shortly. according to advices received by the taelgion government. The Bch-ten authorities, in oi. statement published todmy, reiterate that the Germans av ` only oavilling and playing on when they assert that the deportation

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