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Another Landslide in P.E.I. Politics _

Conservative Government ()verthirowI1

’ CANADIANS TRIED Premier Arsenault and Three oi His Colleagues Only Returned. The Prevailing

5 ' ' ` ol Liberal Candidates Doubtless the

1 1 STICKS TO TERMS

Adopts Unyielding Attitude Against Reservations to

Terms of League of the Nations.

(Special to the Guardian.)

WASHINGTON, July 24.-An un-

yielding attitude against reservations to the treaty of peace was tahoii by President. Wilson in talks today with four Republican senators at the White lllouse. The I{reslde»rit's firm posi- tion, in the minds of his callers, ills- posed of reports spread about the capital during the last few days that the executive might accept inlld re- servations that would embrace the features under attuek in the Senate debate. The four callers were Serrat- ors Pago, of Vermont, Sterling of South Dakota, :McLean of'Coniiccti-

cut, and Nc\vberi°y, ol' Mleiiigan, who advocate reservations chiefly ‘hearing upon the article relating to the guar- antee of territorial integrity under' the Monroe l)orrti'iiie. Aiiieriean nizit- ters like irninigration ami riiieonilltion- ai withdrawal of the United States from the League ol’ Nations upon two Wars’ notice to the League Council. |'1‘he treaty had been designed as much to protect tire smaller' nations. As the greater' oiies, Mr. Wilson is said to have declared, and would foci obliged to reject tiny i‘esei‘vatioi\s that he felt would be objected to by them.

250,000 MINERS

STRIKE IN ENGLAND

Fourth Day oi Strike Sees

no Prospect of Settlement.

Government Coniers with Mine Owners.

LONDON, July 24.-The fourth day

of tire. great coal miners’ strike brought no signs of a settlement. Al- most 2ti0.000 men have laid down tiicir tools; 10,000 went out' today in Nottingham and Derby, while 10,000 men iii Monmouth and 7,500 Lunchti- nhire workers went back to save the- rnines from iiestriictioii, hut coupling with their return a strong protest. Premier David Lloyd George and sev- erni members ot' the cabinet., inciiid- lng Andrew Beiiar Law, Sir Auckland Geddes, and Sir Robert S. llornc con- ferred with the mine owners today. The Premier will meet the officers of the Miners’ Federation tomorrow. Conferring with Members of Govern. ment . (Special to The Guardian.)

LONDON, July 24.-The members

of the miners federation niet i’remicr Lloyd George and other nienibers ot' the Government iii an effort to settle the dispute in 'the Yprhsliilre coal fields.

The ‘Premier was attended by Sir

Auckland Geddes, Minister for Nat- ional ‘Service nnil Reconstriictioii, Sli; Robert Stevenson llornv.-_ llfinister of

Before entering the conference oie

of tho representatives of the iiiinors

said: “Of course we are ready for a I have to srii'i'i~inir~r to l"i°ani:o SO() slal~_` litlyillly \V"Sl-~~--`- - settlcriicnt, but not on the Govern-_lioiis, 11000 iiiiios. 90,000 niiik rows, \\"1ll‘li 1 EUSL

1u<‘nt's o\\'n torins." ]10,000 sheep and 10,000 goals, ae- if -

Assizes today lingler itobert ’i`odii

dir=cliai‘i:cd. ries. if. ii. iviigie, can

_ (Special to the Guardian.) llAl.il<`AX, July 24.-Tire transport

ltcgiiia with returning troops which was expected to dock nt 7 o`oloi~k

pier until 7 o'r:lock this nioriiiiig.

Germany to Surrender

I Niuch Live Stock

(Special to the Guardian.)

i'AitltS, July 24.--(lt-i'iiiany will

No settienieirt was reaclied at tiielcordiiig to a report marie today be-

niriiing session oi' the coiirerenco. The I fore tire i~`rcnci1 Peace Coinrnissloii "Sl t'oni`erol\ce aiijournerl till cveiiirig to sifting under the presidency of Rene 4 E. (T€lltl't1..Z33 47 $3

allow the miners representatives time; Viviaiii. by M. lJi|bois, economic ex- 5 blast ......ti1 to consider i`llrtlier Goveririiient propos pert for the couiiiiissioii in coniment-' 5 E. (‘cntre _ .50 als on the qiiestioii of' piece r;ir,os,|ing on the peace troaty clatisos. Two ltoyalty ldust _ . . ._.47

growing out ol` the advance in the price: hundred strriiioiisu' 5.000 riiaros, 5.000

ot' coal. The (Iovcrniiicn-t proposethfillios, 50,000 cows and 40,000 Iieiforsr Total . . _ . . . . ._.577

rwo not Noioririry, no CWS” ‘lf the U"

Gllllty and Sentgnged [0 ._The Provincial elections took place yesterday i

lz Months _ glorious weather and resulted inthe defeat of the (lov

' ernment by almost as great a landslide as elected it tt

rspesrar to ¢h.,`<;....,.i,_,,,_) power in 1912. There were large polls iii every constit

“‘~’N"0N~ July 24~'Al the ~*""\'\‘-v ucncy, the returned soldiers taking full advantageof th

aillan ilattaiion, J. t‘. t)'t!oriiior's, ltltii ation WSIS Personauy rn61°e`l)0_l)ular the electorat §_f_1_t{111(r_l;';1lri(_;linl;;=[\i»:lr»i-sz liritrivnhstoi-_ than Premiei' Arsciiault, but this counted for nothing i

o . 1 in is‘i`ve; iii row yor- ,~_ _ I __ _ , _ _ __ _,X _"__, ,\_ _M__,__,__ ,,,»_,_,,_ (.________,__m ,,.m._ lace of the general _unrest and the_.rppc_al_ tothe passion only (repos. wr.-i~..I i'...i...i glorlry unit, made by the Opposition. All the dissatisfaction with the sen encer o .\vev- mot im iris- ~ _ , , _ _ ' ' ° ._ _ ~ _ _ _ _ - ,,,,,,__.,,_ Wm,,,_,_ ,___,f_, ,__,,’_',,._" ' increased cost ot living, the treatment ot returned sol-

---___-- dicrs, the general unrest was concentrated against the

T|';|||Sp0|'[ Rggma local government, riotwitlistantling that it was in no Way Docks Momin _cHAni_o1"rETowN AND novAi_'rv ‘Foun~rH Queens

g Names nf Cam\id_,U.5 Nantes of tuiidiilutes

last evening. will not como to liei‘ Name of l’oil \N‘"“l’ Of Pull

Paton

I 31iDufi`>'

Brown

H ggs

r _._

Ward I West . _ __

:ner->:.:rc

L13,-I_.L.,; 11QC..'l$`h»

..._

Q-'nfl ~'1`\.&~l.§

>-A c/:~ir';1:,:"i ;::n:.:.-c

43 si 114 1::

\v. coorre..ls on io:

in on 71 cu ao on

....43 lo 72

3 ......is as so

74 70

4 ....._1tl 52% 53 .i.

'IS

91 90 1:14 ti() 75 lil() 70 54 li)7

G79 1005 1305

that, acting on the basis of the in-;are also to go to tlloigiuui from Cer- Majority for -Uufly _ . . . ...10‘.' terim report of the Saukoy Coal Coin-|miiiiy. The deliveries are to he iiiaile Majority for iliggs .' . . . . . . . . . ...3(i0 mission to the eticet that the refluct-inionthly iillrlllg il l10l'iorI ol three

ion of output through reduced hours would be less than 10 per cent. The Government was rprepareii to seo that the piece workers should not sui1‘er airy loss in eariiingts .ind that the peace rates would be liie|'oasc(; by all nin- oiiiit which on the average was founii necessary to correspond with the 10 per cent r'oilui'.tioii iii hours.

itobert Snriiiie, the lvllnt-i's" lr'adoi‘,

said the executive body ot` the loiter- atioii would nioet this atterirooii to consider the proposal. lierbert Smith, lioad ol’ the Yorkshire

Labor and officials of the Coal De- partment of the board of trade. _

lliiiiers Assou_iatioii_ was not present at the (`.oni`erenee.

Russians ioiirv

, SHOW TREACHERY

Mutiued and Joined the Bolsheviki Handing Over the Town of Onega to the Enemy.

(Special to the Guardian.)

LONDON, July 24.-The Govern-

ment has received a despatch from Major General Wi'lilam_ E. ironsides. Commander in (Thief ofthe Archangel front, stating that the ltussiari troops navs iniitinied and joined the Flolslicv lkl: handing over tho town ot' Oiiegn and t_he Onega front to the onoiny_ 'i`hc latter also tried to take the railroad

front and Nome on the Onega front.

General lronslde no\v has tho sit-

uation in hand ami iielieves fresii Brltisli volunteer- troops "ure equal to their dlfiir:u't and perilous task.

It is fell lioi'e that the t.roar‘iioi'_v oi’

lliissiniis impvrils the H|'ltlsli\fori-.1-..~z on adjoining fronts, hui conipiole con- flilonco is rcposrerl in (le|it‘|'ai lronslde to iianilio this rliiilciiil. sltriution.

\/Til Neutralize Aland Islands

(Special To The Guardian.)

PARIS, July 24. The Baltic coni-

mlnsion of the peace conference pre- sented it report today rceoininending that the Aland islands, between Swe- den and l~`inland nt the month oi' the Gulf ot' Botlinin, be neiitraiizeil' under the guarantee of the Leagiie ol Niit-

ions' I 3A.:»

Bulgarian Delegates

Coming to Paris

(Special To The Guardian.)

PARIS, July 24.-The Bulgarian

peace delegation iiow oii its wii~y here from Sofia will be quartered nt Neu- illy. u suburb of Paris, just outside the city. The delegation is expected to reach here tomorrow morning.

British Fleet

Watching Bolsheviki

(Special to The Guardian.)

l.ONl>()N, July 24.-in the iioiise

of (‘.onimoug yesterday, itight lion. Waltei~»iiume Long, First Lord of the Arirniraiiy, stated that llritisli war- slilps were kept in the ilaltic in order to 'prevent uriprovoked Bolshevint raids on the const towns of thc Biillic States and Fiiiiiiiiri, iiiterfcrviine with the foeilliig of the population and the spread ot' liolsiievist militarism. ilu was satisfied 'tho forces were sufllcient.

Mr. Long said ai British naval force

had been operating in the (‘.aspln'n Sen siiice August 1918, ngnliii-it many Iloisiiovist Armed iiierciiaritincn, des- troyers and siibmarines. Tlieoper- ations would be continued and the personnel withdrawn before winter.,

_*rl-

- Rumania and

Rumanians and -

ilu_iiga_ri'__airs_ligIiting

Ukrania at Peace

_ .__

- (Special to The Guardian-)

IKEIINE. Jiiiy 24.-‘Diplomatic relat-

ionshave been resumed DUIWHUII lill- iiiiinin and the Ukraine, the Ukrainian

(Special to"l'ho Guardian.)

VIENNA. Jul 24.-Sklrmishing

continues hetweed the Rumanlaus and Hringurlana. The latter have crossed the River Thales at points between

bureau announced today.

I (S`|;§clni to The Guardian.) | REGINA DOCKED AT NOON I iiA»LlFAX. N. S.. July 24.- The

months until completed.

Germany Laying Plans'

Forlnevitabie Taxes

,_____....

(Special to the Guardian.)

\\'Ell\l/\Il. .lilly 134.-rln order' to de-

lernilno exactly how p|'opr‘rt_\' in Gor- niany is available for iiievitiirlilo tax- ation tlie iinpnrial l~`in:ini~r‘ l\iinisiei' has deeidcrl to \viflir|i'a\v all i'uri'onl.

by bonds or oiiiei'geiiizy pzipers. 'l`hoso in tnfn can ho ext-liariged for new paper iriorrey when issiicil. iilvoryorio will be_ eonipcilerl to slii'i‘eiidci‘ all cash on hand and ho.will get back only what. he has tlrriieri iii on the basis of iioiids as tho old paper ino- ncy will he dei-.i:iroil invalid. All stocks and honris will he siibjci~i.erl to stamping and thus Iiroiighi. under' von- trol. All uiistairipeil pajiers will lose their value. Similar rnieasiircs wiiihe

taken with contracts of coinpanies lei

determine invested values.

Belgium Will Adopt

__ City ol Verdun

_...__ `

(Special to the Guardian.)

i,UXEMrB11l`tG, July 24_»-The Presi-

dent. of the Ulraiiihor of Deputies pro- porrcd today thai. tire oily ol' Vordnii bc aiioptoii. The l>l'0|i0'»~'ill in I-1l'oolr‘tI with oiillinsiasin. it is iiilo,i'e.<liiig to note in oonnei'tiori with the above item that tlailinrliuiis arlopleil the town of Viiiiy.

BETTING IN CANADA rWILL BE LEGAL

T()it()N'i`(), Jny 22.*-Sir Allen li.

Ayiesworth. K. tl., i`or°rneriy Minis- ter of .iustloo for ('.anar|a, has given :r \vi'ittrni opinion to the el`l`or:t that riicing in (‘.:irinda with betting will be iegrii the moineiil tho lloyul procla- nmttoii is issued iii Eiigiriiid, that the state of war as to both Gernrnny and A1ri.~vtria-l'liing'f.ii'y cases, mid .at tho snrne rnomont the ()rrii~r~lii-(`oiirici| ol .luiic 7, 1017, will eeuse to 1-.oiitiiiile in ciTect because from that iiioriieiit Canada is no longer at war. no matter what either the Governor-in-Council in the Parifaiiieiit ol' Canada might do or say.

_ TIIE \VEATIIER'

TEMPERATURE

TIDE, MOON, E'l‘(‘.

--¥

TORONTO, July 25.-Fino and

Wllflll.

Tide will be high this morning at

S-1.8 arid tomorrow. at 9.16; _lt wllhhe high tonight nt 9.55 and tomorrow at 10.42.

Sun sets this evening at 7.50 niifl

tomorrow ot. 7.49; it rises tomorrow morning at 4.59 and Sunday at 5

_Last quarter moon Sunday, July 20,

r i

paper nioney wiiieli will be i'epla<:od_

FIRST QUEENS

Names ol tiaiitllriatcs

Name of Poli ._

»:.\'cv n

Ke ine-ly

._.

5_3 lgfious is

-‘>- 'T~ .3 -

liong River* . . . . .._ 94 l"i'eiir'ii iliver _ . _ _ .21 4: f‘liftoii . . . . . . .. _ _ . .itll 70` (iiniivilli-._ . . . . ._ ._ _ .51 tit;

fini

A [L

27 54 72

05 75

I ()i'\voll (`nve

AT SURREY ASSIZES Unrest and the Unlimited Promises

expected Landslide.

Q 5

»».»:

r: .F:' tn

3 'é S? i‘e*Ic_\i

3_§.\.'_isii

;=j.\1.i

i’o\vii:il ..' ‘_ |;:4 (‘irei'i'y Valli-y ._ _ ._ til - I 101 Vernon itivoi' 50 X7 (iraiirl View ' 77 Caiodoriia . .. 1:0

. . . .L-il 4.1 IIS 5|]

Irlldoii _...G2 Nil 49 79 i’rrinl. i'i'ini ....._.`.49 2135 V'

::»a~i sms;

iii)

llello ltivor . .__ . . . S5 (SS Wood islands . ._ . _ .till 50 itll .~\voniiale . . . . .._ . -IS Sill 71

’l‘otai . . . . . . . . .. .580 |3223 545 S41

.\I;ijorit_\' l`or Nash _ . . . _ .. _ _ _ _ _ . _ -ill

'lil llltl 70

has been 'made to suffer for

St. Mar_\".~t ltoad _ .04 54 Stl 41! Glen Wiiliuni _ _ . _ .GS 59 X-i_ Stl

1.: :_-1 :r. _

Majority for Siillit'i‘land _ . . . . ._ . Majority l`oi' iiutlei' . . . . . . .. _ _ _ _ .

Nalin-s ot' (‘.a|\dirlates

fill

cwart

$1 7_3 an J in-Le

__ ._

5 I, H S

Nairn- ot' i‘oll ¢

Ei' Nl .

__ 'E :ri '.4

(li'i»|';_(i\lii\Vli . . . . ._ .tili 47 L

ltr-tl iloi|.~:r~ ..__....S0 70 \\'oorl\'ilii~ Mills ...till Illi i.aiinr'liing 29 5: 51 St.iii'_ui-on _ . . _ _ . _ _ _ . S4 45 90 S4 ;\liiri'ay iii". .\`oi'tli. .05 149 51 'lili

9.1

7 4

Total . . . . . . ._.,375 437 492 520 (`;|po '1`i'uvcrse ..._-i7

|=|FTH K|NG3 _. Total . . . . . . . ._.5015 035

lllajority for Irving .

Nunies

rl rs

- ci.

Name of i‘oll

1.-. f.

- *.11 Bothwcll _ . . . . _ . . .. .00 North Lake _ _ _ _ _ _ _R8 i’rirr.sl i’oirri _ _ . _ _.L22 lied i'oiiil . . . _ . . _ _ .42 Souris irlast. _ . . _ _ _ .till Sonris itivr-r .__ _._-ti .\‘onr‘is l.ino itil. _ _ .41 Rollo ilziy ('liapel. .tiff St. i\iai'gi|i‘et.~i ,___ . _IICI

iierui nono .nay ...<17

‘ FlRST` KlN

GS ut' t

F’ 'o ri

rio .".5 45 . .

ii..

4 9

.th Sli

‘il

`r.li

‘ri .,5

3icDo raid

=5.\. A

/iii 45 lili S9 50 45 74 45 Sli

da ter

I\I~“Dona

Total . . . . . . _ ._ .403 iilli

Majority for ll(-sstnii .. ._ _

FIRST PRIl."E

w ras of (_ .

Majority for St1~\\"-ii't _ . _ . ._

.....15..

459 499

»>

ldatcs

Nail i‘onrl. liot ,\‘lcinrir‘i"s ltoarl 'i’ignis|i _ _ . _ _ _ lHt'_ inrul.; _ _ _ . (lr:-on llioiirit. _ lllooiniielrl . . 1\llir~l'tii|| _ _ , _ _

Naine of l’oil

fi Cl 70 54

....l0:i

S2 XS 09 9;'

fi 1. ru

f'§§§.\le

51 S7 TS

107 1347

ll~l llli 197 iii 150

E) 5 ‘.4 : . '.‘

oi rn rs

" on ri:

101

liopo River' .. .08 Ilazol (Provo . . _ _ _ . .BS Slanchci I.lr'arlalb;iiii-_ . . _ . . _ _ 100 Wcstnioretaiiil . _ _ _ .Sill lt‘.rap;iiiil _ . . . . . _ _ _ .itil Melville ...54

.57 Iitl 78 39 tiii

44 __

91! 51

80 1411 54 Fill GS

(il 44 Zlti Pill 41 N5

'l`otn| . . . . . . . ._.470 480 5814-tlltl

Majority t`or Acorn ...___ . _ .__ . _ iii Majority for I). (`. Mi-lionalrl _ _ _ . Ill:

SECOND KINGS

Nanies oi' Vririrlirlati-s

lloi-.k [toad _ _ _ . _ _ .Stl (‘entr'<- i.ino itil. _ _ .44

Fortune (Tuvo _ _ . _ . .54 O4 90

Total _ _ . . . . . ._.747 X47 1009 1000

Majority for lvietlrerall _ _ _ . . . .. _ 100 Ii/lajorily for (lallaiit, . . _ _ . . . . .__ Sf!

75 43

|225 50

ltll 59 89

Iiti

Eiiryvalie _ . _ _ _ . .43 IZ7 70 31 Borislnrw .__ .02 72 87 09

Total . . _ _ _ ._ _(S45 744 S05 870

Majority for Crosby . . . . . . _ . . .._ 99 Majority for Kennedy » . . . . . . . ... '.35

SECOND QUEENS I

Names of i‘andidatt=s

Name of Poll

' 2J_eT.kins

Hughes

~.~L'ire

Le? e

E SS 77

New (il:i.-;:o\v ._ . _ _ 05)

"‘ 74

liiint,oi' lliver . . . . _ _FS North Itlistir-o . . _ . .R15 0: its lol South ltiisliho ____,t’.7 ;:7 -7|; (.3 Wheatli-y ltlvcr _ _ .fill (50 70 (B7 North W`ii|s|liro . .G7 Rl 70 |00 New llaveii .. . . _ . 35 85 -45 97 itiverdale .........li8 ‘.18 44 Milloii ............Ziti 38 44 North River' 71 20 X0 Nino Mile (‘reek_ _.54 S4 (iii Sill St. (Tatiiei‘inci~i _ . . .2121 (ill itll 74

||.»

liti 45

Total _ . . . . . . .. .004 . 749 7110 022

Majority for Huglim Majority tor l.el'agc . . . . _ _ . . . __.173

THIRD QUEENS

Names of Candléiates

‘ -.(1

»_ ~

J.J. McDonald

McDonald

Wood

§Bi'odie

Name of l’oll

lirnckley Point Rd. .87

L-» ca

.e- li

J ucporiairi

»..' I-95'" 1:. ¢¢ _¢_, _ .-_ -._..~..,_.,,,...d at

_ _ __-as-, __ _

Name of Poli

St. Anrircw`s . . . . ..25 Peakr"s Station . _ _ _'£9 Bristol _ . . . . . .._ _ _ .44 Sinnult‘.; lioud . _ _ .53 Mario iid. St. Pi-t<‘i‘s H.'iy.715

do t~loiilli.5-i rio _ Noi‘tl\.7‘.5

l\ioniir'f-lio .... _ . .RR

M:ij`oi‘ily frrr lVii‘li1l_v|'i-

..i. _.mv _ . 'f » \ 7.

3 Ei 1-iJ.A.arcU011aiu

Name of i‘oit

Haldwiir's iload _ .. Victoria (Toss . _ ._ (‘irril|gan _ _ . _ . _ _ _ ._ Lorne Valley _._ ._ itoseneatli ._ _ . _ _ . .38 Montague (North) _:I2 lliiriflrrs . . . . . .._ ...G3 Gleiifaniilng . . _ _ _ _ .itil -Sliririiit-i'viilo _....18

'i‘ottil ........._333

Majority for Johnston

:E lift. P. Mt-111.y

77 51 72 ti!! 40 02 57

'l`(|lal . . _ . . . . ._.fill 433 4`.l

THIRD KINGS

?§5`4Jo1insro:i

24 Sli Illg (ill tit( 42 27

S 2-;'i\1<.'Evveu

Fil 59 57 Sit 50 N2 48

lVlujririty for (Nix . _ _ . . . . . . .._ 'lil

Naiiies of ('arnlirlates

EDUIICCI-u

Er. on no 4o :ns

81 28 22

Dewar

486 300 597

Majority for Dewar

Nano- of Pon

Dennis

Capo Wolfe ._ . ._ .Sli iflamlltoii l`td.'_ . . . . .90 Brno _ . . . ._._ . . _ .70 \Vf‘st in-von ....71 l`on\vay ..._ . . . 74 'i'}llr'r‘_~'|ir- ..._ . . _ .7l‘. 'l`_\'r|v\ Vrillfry ._ _ _ .'i`_' Ml, |’l<-llsririt . . _ ._,ntl

.Viajorily for Ili-nliis' _ l\lajr»|'it_v for _\§.r|r|rr|i-it;

Naiiil- oi' l’oll LC

_-_\_

,_ _.4 .st ._A 5;

»-S

Sl. (li|hr\i'|.'s _ . _ _ . .54 i\|'linglon . .__ _ ._ .55 I-Ignionl llay ._ . . . .S9 ('=\l\\‘ Mgiiroril _ ., _ . .lil Il/lonl (':ri'in<~1 , , . , ,.44 Wt-ilingloii _ _ . . _ __ .4>l (‘.i~nlral, l.oi, iii _ .231 llifliaii ltlvt-r __ llriiifrctown . _ . Spring Valley

-...

.........

.....i.l

. . . . .till

Majority for lVlel.ean

SECOND PRINCE

Names of Qarirliilates

'l`ot:|l . . . . . . ., _ .593 U77

THIRD PRINCE

.\';i|iii-.4 ol' (';i|ii

.4 ea w - =.\1cLcau ~l 1- I; ‘J KL

fill 90 Til 71 47

Total . _ _ . _ . . .. .518 548

ianders

r/I N ii

§f.l)t ll

.».\ 90 40 S5 41 77 l`_’ ST Intl ill' Til 7' 4| 5.2'

27.3 (S-it? _ . . .liiii . _ _ .U71

lirlai os

.init

ancharil

» Ars? 1

ac :WB -: ~i

r-A

-‘|~iuz`i -i:r.>:

78 47 4] Tl 4S

723

r.4 an ni :.7 so no sr sr.

our. :to

Iiriickicy Point . _ ._ (love Heart . . . . ....29 l’leusnnt (lrove _ . _ _14 Little York .. _ _ _ _ _.46 Bedford .. _ .. _ . . . . .65 Trricniiio Cross ,_ ,,tl1 Mt. Stewart. _ _ _ ..56 Fisqulil' Moniighnn _ . Fort Augiistiis . _ _ _ .25 Johnstori's liivcr . _.54 Mt. Herbert . _ . . . . .26 Southport _ _ _ ...39

52 17 56 05 25 34 49

42 64

36 49

Lok _ 1 t Regina, lin days out from nt 6.03 u. m. Majorlth-ir as at present-

M no mn” northwest of Buda llllxdnnpillii with 20010 :etumhig C:ina'i New moon, Sunday, July 27 12 21 D Mc-.Donald

pest and Osongrad, 75 miles southeast _ HP - was 8. m. __ . _ ~ Broan-_ __

0'! Budapest, the river being low. lions docked shortly before noon y.

45 14 51 00 GS 711 42

37 B8 52 66

.~»-~~»»-.iv-»..»¢.»»»

.»

Gil 25 fill 101! 44 50

42 51 23 50

FOURTH KINGS

Nariio of l‘oll 1.

-9

McKinnon

Wiiirir Road Cross..36 Montnlziie (South) . .Sli High Bunk . . . . ._.67

74 24

Murray Hr. South. _S5

',';Suther1:ind

111 59 106

Names of Candidates

2 1,' §2.\'IcGowan

1o§

Butler

1?! Kensington ..._...100 _ ro "P isa ‘P

FOURTH-"PRINCE

Nairies of (‘1riididntcs

'rt-....._.. .

r_~

' I

Nairn- of I’oli

~ _ in

li. .....-...n-.»

Yvarre

Bell

'Q ... as 3

'l'raveller'a Rest Freetown Ross Corner ......Z.'0 _45 42

~\_ » , _

Majority for Arscriaiiit _ . . . . . . .._ 87

120 141 140 lifl 44 X9

59 60 72 _

50 __:____ ____ _ ‘l238°723M4I_|

ri rcsporisiblc. Added to this was the campaign of slander - and ir_nsi'cpi'eserrtation carried on by the Opposition which i .iiidoubtedly had its effect in stimulating theunrest and - a desire to vote agairist the powers-that-be.

_,,§,, 1._.,v__,,_ _,_ ___ M,.fM,__,__ (_, ,hc franchise conferred upon them by the Govci'riiiierrt, many

inoiritiiriir iv...-est.-y 1-or-ps, wc\'uf0\m<l of them using' it against the tioverninent '

"mr-"um", 1°' """"““"'“'“"" i" ‘"'"` No Government had g're‘1tci' cl‘tim~1'on its record t

nee ion w ti the death of police sur- ‘ " ‘_ > _ ‘ \

f=<'-Hut. Grew at 1~1r»»»‘=»r»r. and \v<>r'c be re‘tui'ned to power, and no ' Premier' since Corifedcr

r l"r°erniei' Arscriault carried on a clean, honourable and statcsiiiairlike carirpaigri, andhas nothing to i'cgret

o in the iiiarrrror- in wlliich he iiandlcd a difficult and trying

situation. But as'Sii' 'Phomas White said in the House of

e Corniiions the other day In politics “you never gain any-

thing f`i°om what _voir have done; it is only ,tomorrow that counts in politics. There is no gratiitide for what a gov- errinieiit has done; there is only expectation of what it may do.” And in the case of the Arsenault Government it

what the Union Government

may or may not do in connection with Dominion politics.

90 (i4 74 G0 50 84 147

80 till 59

(`eirti‘evillo _ . . . . .. .59 62 Scarlolo\vii _ . . _ ._ _ .40 53 Kinltora 42%

'l`i‘yon 134

.24 10 44

703 760

_.135

llorilen . . . _ . . . . ._ .

'l\lajorll_v for Lea _ Majority for Hell . . . . . . . . . . . . _._

FIFTH PRINCE' 'i "7"" Names of Caiirlidates

.~,'_ r- ,, _

v'--...».-.-~-~,,.-ug, __ -

etter

Ai-tiiur

'T EEJ A 1\!c.\'e'l

cNa1

* 2'.

Nriiilri of l’oll

".1 '$80!-ll|_'n_§ _

S'sido East . . . . . .. S'sirle`(Tentro _ _ _ _ . _(il) S’siiio _\‘\/est .. . _ _ _ _O5 St.ICli:aiio\"s _ _ . _ . _ .30

|.\ii.~‘i'oiir'lir» ‘_ _ . _ . _ _ .04 ‘.\Iiiildy Creek _ ._ _ .18

102 1(i1

_ 88

G2 48 35) 77 24 30

.'52 IIB

115 81 155 117

81 G3 27

‘Total . _ . . . . . ._.344 376 548 487 Majority for M1:/\rthur 33 Majority for McNeill 61

German Rulers »

Excluded from Office

(Special tn the Guardian.) I '

wmininn. 1111;. 14,-No member or

ai. family that at any time has ruled in (ii-rniaiiy is eligible for the office ot' l‘r~esi<leiit of Germany, the national assenibly has thus riiicd by a motion one of its women niembers, Frau Ag- uns,

Searching for . Missing Soldiers

' --4.

(Special to The Guardian.)

LONDON. July L24.-in order to ex-

haust all sources of information in regard to the fate of officers and men mi.ssiiig_ in Belgium and Northern l<'r~urico during the war. the Govern- ment. has deciiied to despatch a spec- ial nirssion to the continent. to make on i>xteiisi\'r- tnnr through tire country rllstriets and iyonduct an inquiry among pca.~'.iiil.~', parish priests -and other classes of the population likely to have been in touch with men hiding in oc- enpimj tori'iior_v.

' + l'~l'i 'l'~l"l'~t'~l°i“l'*i'-l‘<‘l*`.'l *|':i‘4'%i‘§°°i‘:'l»?l%~\°4'|'

fgoouoeusno snionts .

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I _ WANTED T0 RENT BV MIDDLE OF

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WANTED A POSITION BY COMPET-

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7283-7,-25l\l5ipd`

“WANTED-A M'AID FOR GENERAL'

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*WANTED - BY YOUNG LADY

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7022-7-15Mtf.

*TWO LODGERS (GENTLEMEN

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E t - " ~' .1

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