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_ Piilillliii illiill EEIJHIJE a EXP ills ma" lllslls

p‘ I. For Refusing to Release Hunger Strikers

Now Confined in Jail. Cabinet Must Pr - teci: Life and Property. "

( iai t "rll .' , y“ l 92m. fligﬁllihlignshate- cannot “k8 that responsibmty‘

I»: ilsued before leaving Lu- uﬁlllz°g°hiafe some weeks came’ Mr_ Lloyd George renenums to“ he 1's r kers in Ireland the Government's decision not to ow“! by a“ outburst or release hunger-strikers Tile coln- "um!" and outrage’ nlunication readsz- '

"i have received several muaicatiuns here concerning the Lord Mayor of Cork. I deeply re- gret his decision to starve bimscif and the suffering, of deliberate ’»"~'~a, he is thus inﬂicting, not ll ' m himself, but on ills rela- tions tllld friends

“But the Cabinet are responsible for preserving, to the best of their illliiity, tllc machinery upon which the protection of life and good order ‘depend in the country.

“lf ‘the Lord Mayor were releas- ed every hunger-striker, whatever his offence, wou.d have to lie lct oif. ‘

"A law wllic'.l is "a respccier of persons is no lzlw_

“if tile Cabinet, therefore, do- ed by them‘ parted from its decision, a com- “The latest on," or the Govenb pleto breukJown of ills whole nla- mem made In parliament on me ciiinery of law and government ill date‘): "s adjoummen‘ ha; been Ireland would inevitably follow , ' ’ ‘

"Whatever the consequences,’ it 560mm")? rejected “byiheh. lead-

er, and We are driven to ﬁght against a claim for the complete secession of Ireland north and south from the British Empire. "This claim we can never cognise. "(Signed) David Lloyd George.”

i - . Co“ elﬂiuession of .protest or

came, even in that case, from the political organisation to which the Lord Mayor belongs.

“Ike very crime for WiiiCibiIE was Oonwicicd indicates that he was concerned in the conspiracy

the defenders of order in Ireland "ll is the first (my of tile Gov: 97111119"?- ll! afford 91071 protection to these brave men who are the face of grave peril. “I may add that every lnvitatisﬂ to discuss wiill those who are for thevmomeny the spokesmen for Irish nationalism a peaceablo set- tlement of Ireland has been spurn-

lcoslllslisllnsilllculs

housework. Mns. (Rem) Ewen

Mac Dougail, 80 Longworth ‘MILAND’

Sept. ‘ Ill-Premier

permit ‘the Government to enter in- io situation arising from occupation oi’ industrial works by the metal "Hon" Apply Lambms Ems‘ 31' workers has not ceased to follow luWAN-y-ED- A1- pALgqNwgog the movement with the closest ai- ilospitai, several wollleil to trike teniion and it. has been surmised "P ""75""! "l" t" he‘? l" Wardﬁ- ho would be ready to intervene at Apply to Med‘ suptﬁobuhg 6- ihe right moment. Many who know‘ " oi’ his interview with ‘Signor Agnci- in, one oi‘ the richest and most powerful industrial magnates in Ii.- aly believe that the moment has

‘FOR SALE-LUNCH COUNTER with iron rails in first class condi-

i

‘FOUND, SUM OF MONEY ON Summerfield picnic grounds. Owner of same may apply at Guardian Oiﬂce.

2525-8-3Lif. crrlwl- . i__.__. l ‘GENTLEMAN CAN BE ACCOM- -———<*>—'—- '

odaied-with mom and hoard in LONDON, Sept. 13.-—B0ifiil9llii( privnie family. Apply 305 Fiiz- oiilcllll communique made public roy Street. 2952-9-1y 3i. here today again reiterated that ,_____ General Wrangelfs army in the

‘c __ l (irilllean region had been virtually ‘gnwsAssorgflggdzzngpsﬂlig wiped .out. The statement also dc- ewee. M“ 2 pure Bred Oxfnrd clllred the lPoles were retreating be Down ewes and a w“, ﬁne 0x. fore the new Russian counter of- tord rain. All two years" old. i ai- ‘msive i“ the vicinity d’ 3'9“ so have to, ‘ale a few you“: cat. Lli0vsk_ Pile Boisheviki claimed to “a LB. Mmmnm Kenslngton; have occupied several fortified po-I K R_ N“ 2_ 2665.9.3.6|_ sitious along the illigcr Bug. ~ ‘GIRL WANTED-AT THE EL- don Hotel Sept 14-3i. WANTED BY YONNG MARRIED couple four furnished rooms for light housekeeping. No chlidren_ Phone 279-1. Z792pd. l

WINTER COATS and serge tires- ses for ‘school girls at ‘Patonls. ill

n ‘FOR SALE-Z GECOND HAND Sirdar Hot-water Beltane-capa- city 3G0 square feet. A-ppiy to J. A McElwhsrn, Hating Engineer, 12 Elm Avenue. SepLIQGI. pd. _ ‘HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE lf‘ Si. Peters. Near station. Abbi? Tilonills Lill-rklll. StJPeters Bay.

.9... . ‘FIRFT CLASS HORSE FOR

'2739'9‘11'12i sale sritahio for carriage or general “ilty. Speedy. quiet, wosrtrlvzuvt not mlviiririfwxf’; Plflfi l-lllilnu ~nlilnl. Arllllll of

mensaczapool so co m; _y|._-» 1,3, h_ 1.

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1°" PM‘! m!‘ i“ adnncm Home or J.R. Burner.‘ Guardiazl -—-————-———-—-——--- ,1.- , , 1~".'-<.--i4-- . won SALEs-MCCLAKEY sane: 0 "° 2 " '

and two other ranges with tank and warming oven attached. Ap- ply Guardian. iii-ll fill

zFOR SALE-LUNCH COUNTER wiih iron rails. in first cius

WANTED 100 GOOD WOODMEN it-o go t'o iBat-llurst, N.B., on Wed- nesday, 16th. and Monday, 20th. Wages $60. per month and over according to experience .i"<.~.r flir-

ilh a-rtinlars. Apply ‘Isaac condition. Apply Uanlbros B! Il- ipagrs? phgno 175.1,, ‘Morgll J'- ilrullue. 2709-0-14-21 pll

FOTi-‘BALE HOUSE NO. 47 BAY- ‘neld gt, Further particulars. Ap-

wan-rso "ro ntmt- nous: lfumished or unfurnished. Cot-

illlgo preferred. for family of my Guardlml, 2785-9-14-31 pd - three. Apply J. Ii. Care of Gunr- __________ illllll. 31- Fon SALE-VALUABLE oo-r-

tago in GBYLOWTI, with iarKB b8"! Also lot adjoining a/nd one acre rlcll BdiLWibil srvwlnls vesetabels on opposite side of street. For partlioulnri. "Apply to A-J» "c" time on premises or to Moboan b iMcKinlnlon, Royml Bank Build-

‘FOR 8ALE.---76 ACRES 0F VAL- uabie land at Wheatley River l with dwelling house and out- bulldings-former!" owned by U19 ‘ late ‘James Mc aid. Unlesl sold by Private Sale same will be

sold by Public Auction on the l", ~ 2783-94401 pd the 23m ssptember at 3 o'clock __ p. in. For particulars spill! l0 THE WEATHER,

Molina k MoKIMOIIl 50110011". Royal Baurﬂuildinx, Charlotte- town. GIM- lil VRI- 3i!-

TO LET-GTORI. DWELLING

llllullc laid Olltfbuildlilllll ovroﬂlw depot. ‘ Apply to J. C. Trainor. K-ill i

_ ills 0i. m‘ n“ lsllll sells tlllll evening at 0.15

TEMPERATURE, TIDE, MOON, ETC.

iTide will b9 ihigh this aftornoon at 12 and tiomorrow morn-in; M 18.11. '

i180 Harden Klark and his brilliant wag B-SEPf-‘Sﬂi-ikrn of plays-rs at till-e Prilnce cruel Edward Theatre, wiilich of course i one defence- iOSs .ilan being shot within sight; of llle altar oi’ his church, and no

CHARLOTTETOWN, CANADA, '1'

llilllllillu clllvlllll DRAMA l THE iAiLilil-MADEHMAN

iThe Klaril-Urilan Company. Scoicd a Gzaild Success

l in Their Opening Performance pat Prince Eduard.

i "Tho finest comedy dram-ll seen

in Charlottetown for " - -

I Yours was wilt intermingled with irue touch- tile nvllll-lar rdl it ti l - iaudience “Lhovemrlfed 911;“! ‘Enlarge es of pathos holds the audience in

. ev- a. gTlp of delight to the ve lin- "lll": in the midst of a dOWlTpOﬂr 15h ry

0f "1111 to erect tile llllnll-tullle

filiie story deals with a taiiorﬂs Wlllllrelntice who aspires to higher things. He "borrows" a customers dress suit and on sheer nerve, at- "tiends the leading function of the year. Society lilaks ‘trim up and lien- ises lrim. Then a jealous associate of the old days causes bils former stain-s to be revealed. Society drops lhlm like a lbot potato-every one but his rich mentor and tne

lloludes title prime favorite actress, Ml-ss Maple Cecil, who was greet. ed Wiilil applause as sile again lilIliiJflB her appearance before "the Charlottetown public. “The Tailor Mado iMasl" is one of those clean bright, true-to-life style of comedies tibiat are none

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Eliiii ll SHIJNEEH STHIKEHE . llll iiPﬁiii H 1L iiii iIVINB

(Special to The Guardian.) , LONDON, Sept. 13_~Lord May- or MncSwiiloy was still alive this morning "but he was in a state oi collapse, accordiu to a bulletin issued today. The hunger striking Mayor was said to have span; a bud night. ‘The Lord Mayor of ('ork bad a bad and restless night," said ibe announcement. He is in a

state of collapse and exhaustion.

ing from the situation in Ireland.

Seven Strikers Collapse.

LONDON, Sept l3.—1Seven of 11 hunger striking Sinn Fein prison- ers in Cork have collapsed and one is reported. to be dying, accord!“ to a dispatch to the Daily NOII N- day. ‘rliey iilive been without bu!

(Special to The Guardian.) LONDON, ‘Sept 13.—Duily Mali inday urged the summoning of Parliament as soon as possible to

hours Saturday willie carillon at- tended masses for Lord Mayor Mac Swiilcy. according to advices re: ceivcd hero

-c0nsld8r the vital question aris-

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iHE llilllil nil swimls Hi ll

The Bolsheviki are N ow in the Ascenllaglll and General WrangePs Forces are Wip- ed Out Says Latest Report.

(Special to The Guardian.)

and occupied Burszeyd, Bukacl-

34 days WARSAW s t 13 Th P I - owce and Nastaszyn. T ' I , ep . .— e o es _ wan“ Parliament Cami Dublilieilﬁiilvliltba lihxzxpqeziibdseriiaﬁ-e “is have extended their lines south ﬂugglAﬂ 3U6cE88E8

east oi‘ Brest, Litovsk, along the. . - . Kovel railroad and have occupiedvi LONDON. 3W!- 13-"511 031°" wlllnnll-ln, lullleruypt and Mlelnlkl, ', ial Russian report received-la Ber- nml- B01116 ﬁghting. The Bclsllev-liin speaks of the occupation yo! _ ikl in attacking ule Poles ill tllllljnewiy, fortiﬁed Positions on Bu!

ltoo plentiful today.

girl he lovely-and when these two

wccior used nine railroad

against the oeastabuiary, who are]

discharging their difficult my in‘

lgcven weeks. spending part of Lil'-

Ii is a wold-rile up-to-tlle lnlllllle colucliy wihieli pu-ts one in good humor the very moment it begins

and with its clean scintillating

stand l-r lliln, society comes troop- lng back like a pack of sheep. Harden Iilark as John Paul lBart. the iiallllone apprentice, was never seen tlo betienadvautage, the part affording ‘ililll ample scope b0 de- lllonstlrnie his wonderful versitiility of speelih and of sendiing 'l'lonle

City ﬁllllﬁii

each pungent sentence, with the ' I p-roper punch attached. n lMiss Maisil- Cecil as “Tanya?

Hubert, the tailors daughter. fully _ islysiaineil iler splendid reputation The rcgulglr nlonlllll nlpfwfl" n; of the past and Mr. J.W. Burrows O Cilty Council WﬂiSy llcid ‘izltrtim 0mm‘ Hum" mo mum “wk 101$» His Worship Miayor Riley ‘the ‘Pam- excencnily~ ill ilha chair and the following ' ' munclmyp- prawn‘; webSlm-I Jon Grnillg Nelson as Dr. Sonintng, kills, Moran, Yeo, lMiller and Rat- “mhur mad M‘ lmpbrmbrt mle whwh ,lmy_ The matte]. of an extension he played well, and Miss Jewell as of the‘ ralilway track lurlross the (Jomflne Snmi“ bum“ Deal as property on Winter lSlt-rcet belonging Mm‘- “qmlawa “m1 Mi“ Leslie as u» the city was loft i-ll ‘Jle in. “t” “- ",“P'~“‘”. I’°"‘"‘*Y°d '""""“f oi‘ lib-e Public Pltopcrty (To. hisﬂmm lytfhih,‘ m“ ‘same 8p Wiorsilip the Mayor and His lionor lilies ~~’ ~-- ‘"'"“' “ MT‘ Bower as the iiteoorder, Dr. iMcKlinnon, milk “bra-ham Namim- maiden‘ of Jule and “lei-lit inspector. apnea-red be- OCW-mc CWWW’ Nesim scfvflﬂ?’ fore ilbe Council and gave ills re- i“ Jen?“ M borr°ivedp “,0 15,3, port startling that quite a liuiirilcri mm“- bhas Pmazzi’ as omwyii, of portions of meat and fl-sll lhad V8194- a-"adtm ‘ma’ “we” mam a been condemned. The nli'ik su piled ‘OI H18 "<1 -' - _ in the city was improving in pquali- ll W“ i‘ calm“ PM?" guéplermg 2,6,3 ty but still iefi much to be de~ gditiiiletgggllizﬁigy‘ being gge sired. Some of Ubo arties su pl - i?‘ elf‘ " llll: llllili lillld been” notifiedptllliit Tomsm the 'P‘“Y,°° b? w.“ their licenses would be cancelled Wm ‘be ‘The Eye“ °t “m” ‘Ma

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iilliil illiiiiilll

(Special to The Guardian.) LONDON. Sept. 13_—Flnul inter- view between Lloyd George and I400 Kamcneil’, Soviet Envoy before the latter left London, was the stormicst of a long scrlcs of con- ferences between tile two. occurri- illg to tile Daily Hcrald- Mord George, the Herald said, accused Kiliueneff of interfering in tile in- ternnl affairs of Great. Britain ilur- ing ills stay here. llt was understood that. all negotiations of a llvlili- cal nature looking towards uliinlate; recognition of the Soviets were; broken off at this conference but‘ that the trade negotiations were

Gtmrgeaiﬂillbflnltiiif Arrives in New York

(Special to The Guardian.) NEW YORK, Sept_ 13_—Georges Carpentier, French boxer, arrived

_ ' "zpawerl ve lUIIQslLnnAinpliovernent-rwm» made mwm“ of “xwpﬂmmf . ,

IA number of other matters were ilmlﬁrm Preswned '1“ “M” ‘my’ . di-siplosod oi.’ and the meeting od- journed.

investigating The Lobscer industry

Dr. Killglli, clluirlillln of tile Bio-i logical Board of Canada, accom- panied by Mrs. Knight, is spending ll few days in Charlottetown. 'l‘lloy are guests at the Russ. Dr_ Knight has been on the island for the past

time at Albertoil, Silmmcrside and lsouris. investigating the lobster ‘business. lie has been searching for yearling ilnd two year old lobsters for the purpose of trying to deter- llline the approximate yearly yield and of ultimately establishing what illc yearly catch should bc without. tile danger oi’ depleting the inilus- iry_ The first point is to find tho habitat of the yearling and two year old animals and having discov ered it to devise means of catching them. Until last year exceedingly few yearling lobsters llllve ever been found Somewhere in the sea in bilrrowg and among the weeds they hide themselves so complete- ly that many an old ‘fisherman has never seen one. “A year ago. bow- ever." said Dr. Knight, “we found over fifty at Msilpeque. This year. working wiih miniature traps, 18 inches long, 10 inches widc and 8 illc-lies high, we succeeded in catch ing over 200 at Mrllpeque. With tho ilamc kind of trap, ilowcvcr, We failed to crlicll any throughout illc WhOic length of Egmonl Bay, with the exception nf two or three which we caught the last liay_ These we found in mid-channel. None wore caught. nit’ ‘Sliiillllcrl-iitil‘, nor were any found in Rollo lllny, or Col- villo Bay, srluih of Souris. it ls- nol necessary to any that there must be vastly moro of these young animals than there arc of adults because all animals icnil io pro- rlucc more young than are brought in maturity. ii "follows ihcreforo lilat we expect in illc near future to catch many more than we were able to this summer, anti the Fish- eries Department is appealing to fishermen along the whole marl- iime enlist to cooperate with the scientific workers in locating and in catching these yearlings and two year olrls."

iDr_ Knight views with consid- erable concern the large number of big lobsters that are being caught today along the south shore be- _ cause fol- the first fortnight -at instructors coilld be engaged to

least, the catch consists of large "id say from Novgmbcr ~un males and females that are the per- ‘ '

technical schools:—-

the proposed conversiomof illc Hospital illio a Technical and School.

tilousands of dollars. Not only

winter months of

izll liirccibrs.

ill illc winter when farm work is

cﬁi to the country. small schools could not possibly of this nature."

ber" of small schools. Tilrec, or certainly not more to begin with

crnment grant could be utilized

locality. Towards the end of Sep- tember particularly, many of the . female“ are carrym; 98x5. A, um from one school to another wlt beginning of September not so many, the ens being wilhln the

may be caiptured and canned at the and of the month. "lt has. become

'wIM1'so.?-uv'A"ﬂlN1'l.IMAN. and rises llIiXlDfrdW lllni-lllilg ilt 1mm room, wi or without 5.87. Pggl-rx, gum-g ' bogogésodd-rm aﬁigew £10011 51111087. 5W1- 13th. '. ." cot {xv - B- - , 0m”. ‘at, Pint quarter QMMM 5.9M 300M

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lake has been made beﬁsuset 1'20 even ens are now carried out e ou s e . . 0f the nllliy lfid ii i! illegal l0 fill)‘ m some of our schools. it does ture them. in other words, there u I should be no fell fi|ilin| or at any i

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Filliliiﬁll lliilﬂfliiiliiili EIIHli

Late reference was made in these columns to

It was pointed out, that this scilcillc would necessitate the expenditure

iny but in subsequent up-keep, as it is an open secret that the mere heating and lighting during this enormous ilzis been a ﬁllcilcirli iligillnlare to tile Hospi- It was suggested instead that illc esilliliisiuncllt in central districts of Agricultural liigil Schools, working ill co-opcraiion with the regular schools, opcrziiiilg two or three months

boys can bc spared from izlborl would mcti uii illc conditions of tile (iovcrllnlcil-t grant and would, at tilc slime time, bc of rllucll more bell-

it has been oiljcctcrl that “a large number of

work as one properly c-quippcrl- provincial school But in our suggestion no rc- 2- fcrcnce whatever was made to any "large nunl-

riculturzll Schools could bc established through- out rural centers at little expense.

way as for a big Provincial school. Travelling

lletustors of the tells-tel- l-llcc lll [hlg another from January till the end of February. Necessary training equipment could bc carried

tors. In this way the greater part of ollr farm- body and therefore these fgmglag ing community could be reached cflrxtivcly. Alld surely, when we remember “tile splendid play- quﬂg m";- h, “up “am-ell; m". grounds, the basket ball arid tennis courts," and "the hot lunches which are being served,”

llreasonable that the newly proposed agricub‘

in mlbl illtimu farmers.

raine. He intends to meet Battling pm"

Levinsky and Jack Dempsey.

1'9‘ and not for dispi

nent words upon call MZlfSilili, Albérla:—

Rena M CLCﬂii Agricultural

of many in initial out-

of Agriculture (at Ciareslloim ﬁlld that they

the expectation were cstllblisil iiiugilt us Illa!

building

very few 1m ys

slack and illc new schools at

From these st

not ilcillg cs/tailiis rural cciitrcs—iu Raylllonzl, (licicil That more throughout rural

(i0 as good

four, or ﬁve- than six-Ag- iisclf as to cllcou The Ggv- schools. as readily this in rural centres take one dis-

til Christmas,

easy access of t h the instruc- illc laeueﬁt i-l n

not sccm to us so lirirlly ll'.'(‘i|(‘\’i

IN Siililili IIUNFEHENIJE

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mam“. Fliﬂfﬁiji iiiWiiiiii i5ilNi|

The Examiner is Advocating a Number of Agrioultual Schools in Farming Districts in Preference to one Expensive Institu- tion in Charlottetown Quotes Experience in Alberta.

Tile Examiner in its yesterday’. issue makes jninder as follows to the Patriot on the question of . of a particular class.

Our attention ilas ilecn called to some perti- Minister

“Aficr six years operation of the schools

(Hlmdrlitrcl more Jrhoolr .i‘/i0llld bc built, as

In nllcnd one of illc schools; consequently last year we began illc erection of tilrcc

Youngstown, respectively."

Marshall tllrcc things are very clear: I. ' That Agricultural schools in Albcrtzl arc

io bc reached and, 3. Tilat the experiment has so far justiﬁcd Agricultural training given elsewhere

iiitlc practical value. Ir must work in Co-opcra- tion with the farm and it must be given within

capital of this province an institution such as the proposed Technical sod Agr: 1.."’.ura; School

cllsuzll Vislivlt. when other and belt-r nleans are at hand for spreading ilroridcast till cdturricn

short of folly and can never, we believe, meet

llilil m: "lvvusai 0i our will:

iiNi] KAMINEFF

today's official

of Lemberg, Polish Cavalry co-op- crating with Ilkrainians, advanced

C8fB'RiV€F and almost total destruction, which were captured, according i010! T079514 l" Generabwflllﬂb Ill- communication. Eigilty drunken Reds were also dvﬂfltltcil from 1301""!!- capiured during action. South eastiﬁdf“ I

jlii-Buishevikl leader. sliys wireieap Despstcb Poles have retreated near Brest Litovsk before new Russian offensive. I ' v

left open for possible continuation later.

$6,000 Fire At Port lliil Suspect Arrested

Mr. C0ilf1 Ramsay of Port Ilili suffered a severe loss Saturday night when his barn and all his outbuildings with their contents were burned to the ground. 'l‘bo loss is estimated st $6000 with only about $400 linsurance. Practically the whole seasons crop was in the buildings besides machinery, cal- riages, ctc. Mr. Ramsay was in Summersizie when the fire occurr- ed but the neigbbons gave what as- sistance they could. A man named Theodore Scott who, it is said, had threats, wag arrested last _ ..Oll.1I\l-9‘plction" of‘ having

fire and lodged in the ce (‘ourlty Jail. He will appear ‘before tilc sltipendialry rrulgistrrlie this looming.

Dancing -.llrllll "‘~ Donald Apology

. . - . , . MONTREAL; September 12.- Memebcrs of tile Montreal Doncin, Masters’ Association yesterday aft ernbon unanimously decided to de- mand an opoiogy from Dr. John Itc-ncil Sirzlbon, of the ‘Calvary Bap- tists ‘ﬁillifﬁil, of New York City, for the statements regarding the mod- em dances he is alleged to have made during his sermon in that dburch last Sunday. In the even-t of failure by ‘the minister to pub- lish his slpology c-r a retraction of his statement-s in the two lead- ing Mtontrclli Mfiradlln-ing pile nmrt two weeks. has decided to sue mm for iwei l0 the extent of $10,000.

This decision was reached at tbs dudaignation meeting of a large _ Moutreq-lms-sterl, w

m bteidat Stanley Hail.

‘so

infant Paralysis-i ~ Again in Boston

BOSTON, Sept. lit-Fourteen cases of Infantile Paralysis had

l mow would’

the association '

Men Swe-lt ' , 08f

lspcellll

pi

‘Zthird serious act-idem» lﬁlliigﬁ o strike .of B. B. TUemplpyl-;-..3sili.tb~ ed two weeks agoQbeppérlsJ-durin; the rush illlur nilihiwsillwp,‘l-igbl. men were slwlept tom the runn g board of a soulll un . ‘Hamil on Avenue surfnicecar by ll- ' basing glllOl0i‘ truck_.Two_,of the m ll will Dﬂitbilbiy die 51nd the hth9fﬂiﬁyfti 1:0-

ceiving hospital "treatment. _(8peciai “to The Guamiiltl. l lie‘? ‘ )

'b0WI1' or ‘Film. f FDONDON. Soot.‘ 13)—-Thf' declared today that tilsseizpreiiof factories by workers in Italy ts the first step of ll. vast conspiracy to overthrow existing government, ill Europe. Events in Italy. nccord~ ing to the newspapers, were timed io occur simultaneously'with the exp cled caplurl- uf \il'lli-sll\l' il_\’ the

been reported to the State Depart- ment of iiesltll for the 24 hours end lug at noon Saturday, it was ail- nounced today. Two capes were at»

‘Bolsllevilli and were to be follow- ed by a general strike in Great

Britain and an uprising in Ger- many. .

“EH iiiii

and an Appeal to Their Bit.

Glace Bay. Sept. 9th, 1920.

ay purposes or for the beneﬁt

the subject by the Hon. Dull- of Agriculture for L L u.

Sin-As a reader of the Guard- ian I am very well acquainted with things that happen on the Island as I am en Islander myself. Of all the sad events that l have read the accidental dea-tb of my own namesake and friend, Captain Wil-

iil the Province of Alberta _ Oids and Vermillior.) we have more than justified ail

Iiom Mcitae and the noble way that S that we had ivhe“ they he ilost lllll life, What. lnlliie; ti.- ed. Our experience has

come nearer home is that he is bullied in Canoe Cove where all my loved ones are sleeping.

I must admire the spirit of Do. Blots Bros. for appealing to the citizens of P. E. I. for to help to heal tho wounds that only time

in order to gr! a mnxinlllllr

lrrlr/cl over 6o or 7o nlilc:

can heal. While the citizens of

R‘ ‘ '. ' Charlottetown are coming to the qylnond’ Glemhcn and trounce lbeiiove they ara,wiiilout soliciting, and as l suppole they

atcmcuts of the Hon. Mr. had to contribute to a 500d lIil-IIY

drives just as all other towns have bad to do for the last number of years, what makes; rne think Sir what is the matter with the coun- try people? isee you have one from‘ far away Tignish but not many from the sections of the country where the late Captain was of great bellow. to them when it was impossible for them in get to Charlottetown at urgent, times without killing a horse. Per- haps there has been something done before. if not Sir iwish that you would draw their atten- tion to it, for I know that the peo- ple from Bonsilaw, New Argyle, West River and inst but not least, Canoe Cove. I will help a. worthy cause if they are organized tn n proper way. I am enclosing you $50.00 for the Greater Love Fund, thanking you in advance and hop- ing that »l have not taken up to much of your space. , .

llcd in tile big cities but ill the Ciarcslloinl, Olds, Vcrnliiiion, ell and Youngstown.

of these schools must bc built districts if tile farm-boys are

rage illc erection of more rural than

of tile community can be of

he farm. To establish ill the

I am, ﬁr, 010., .» . and to lav sll upon it thousands of dollar,- in 40H" A-a'f°RA‘- unnecessary lqldpmcnt and icacill-g stall‘ for '“..-hy'

small vhss anrl rh: n) llrlusc of 993W! BIN-l Dir Ir. G00- ' i‘ Dodiloil _..._. _._.._. .. 0100.00 Goff Bron, por Mr_ J, Al. Robertson 3.00 w. A_ Weeks ......... .__...._ 15.00 D. Nicholson, ll P_ .._.'...._ l0_00 git Ohcrloc Dalton ........ 16.00 ..ll

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in oui rural contra is l~~:il

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Hyndrnan and Lloyds

Agents" 5,00 Col. F‘. B. Moore 10.00 A Home k (‘.0 25.00 Miller Bros. u-.. 20.00

20,00

10.00

10100 R. HQ Jenkins 10,00 G. F‘. Hutchinson .. - - 10_00 J. -s_ W“di0¢k-..._...4._ -.-..__ 710:0 Saunders, Newsolue & Co. " ' 10; 0' Reddiu Bros. ._ _._-...,, r1090 Alloy h Co. ____.._. ..l......... Jilly Hon. G. m_ Regime.- _ J0. , P. E. Murray, Bradplbaffe ~15. l Percy Pope ......‘...._~'.-....i..;."_...' 1000

ul-u snr. nylon, .4-.- ‘lobe.

D. M. luuoellallbsvrlncterl s. ‘_ - Blake 31-00.‘: '" Y8: , A. 3.1! ,, Twitch... l, ~6_00< Jogqyb,‘ .l:.r~

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rljsl-uau -_.._-.’_'..... , ll "Ono Vflfrlflﬂhlfhllﬂ ..._.. ' _ Caledonfan Gab ..... . -2, ‘ Currie l Mumagban >< _. ‘ 2000. Mrs. (Rev) win. McLeod. 1,00 Wm. innlan. DQSabie 10,20 George White ........ ..._ . B; Pauline R. Campbell, Cum- _'

bridge, Mass. .... 5,00, V. .I_ Harrington... uatoinl ... ' Examiner, Summerside .. 2.00 Dennis Boiger, Bonlbuw 5.00 J. w_ slllml, Applm-loudl. 10.00 .1 n. DIX mode "mulls ..- 2500,

rs. John T. lniuuq-f-Iarllp- .

ton un0v<¢->|--- .......... 5.00 A Friend York Point 5.00

Mr_ and Mrs. Robert C_ Mc- Neill, Rocky Point ... .. W. K. Rogers, City .. I-lsrrv M. Hyde, Cornwall . - Charlottetown Guardian Mr. and Mrs John G_ lu- man, Deﬁuble .. .. oliiwen

Mr_ and lMrs. lI-I. New Dominioll- ...-. .... .. ,_. Miss Catherine MwNeiil. ~ Bl-ookiilnel ilius.,~ (new New Dominion.) ........... .. Mrs. lliupilornio Grunt, 081100 Cove ..... ...._.l.... J, Aj-Dowaryifdcwfortb . Mrs. Elisa J. Poolnt-GMA... ' J_ A. lleuervy .. Min! Joan-Ll iottotuvn. ’ John Au Melt“. Glace Roderick Menu, (OM00 Cove, ....._..s... .. Hon. Jllltiﬂ B. ill.

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