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CANADIAN TRDOPS i ' OF WAR
IN BRILLIANT CHARGE
IMPGRTANT INIIENTIIIN
(Special to The Guardian)
PARIS, Aug. 16.-A device invent-
ed by Itallaii Engineer Quarini, which
makes it possible ta drive torpadaas
out of their course and explode them, has satisfied tests, says a special de- spatch floln Rome, and arrangenicnts
lllll Neill' Arrtls Captured. War ‘.‘;°1.‘.'§".'.r..;‘:.°i.‘;;af"”°‘l° 0lil¢¢ Specially Commenils Men UNEIRTIIINGA
for tloohiess and Bravery. IJANGERGNS THING
(Special to The Guardian)
LONDON, Aug. 16.-A cable states
that the Canadian troops have dis- tinguished themselves again by the capture of a strong German position
on n hill in the Arra.s District. it states that the Wal' Office, In making the anuoilncelnent, refers ill glowing terms to the coolness in battle and griln determination of the t'anadIans.
ENIHUSIASIIG GNNSERVATII
IIitnniiitin
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A very largely attended public meet-`
ing ill the interests of the Liberal- Conservative candidates was held in the Auditorium at Molitague last even- ing. Tile chair was occupied by Mr Norman McDonald and on the platform were Holi. Premier Mathleson, Holi. .lolln McLean, lion. J. A. McI)ollald, lion. Murdock McKinnon, Mr Donald Nicholson, M.P.. and Mr A, L. Fraser. lion. Mr McDonald was the first speak- er. He reviewed the financial position of the province now, compared with conditions in which the Government found them. The Government, instead of being insolvent and going deeper and deeper into debt every year, was now ilot only maintaining the public services efficiently but was reducing the public debt, having reduced it by $89,000 in three years. The conditions of the two Governments, at present and during the regime of the former, were exactly similar when they made a call upon the Dominion Government for increased subsidy. The Liberals were in power locally and at Ottawa. in the same way as the Conservatives to-day; yet, whereas the local Liberal Government had found no sympathy in support of their claims against the Dominion, no sooner did the deputa- tion from the present Government present its cade at Ottawa than it re- turned with $100,000. That sllould convey to them tllat there was some- thing radically different bctwccn thc methods of the two governments. llo had been a member of the Legislature when the present Government was in Opposition, and year after year they pleaded with their opponents to pre- esnt their claims to Ottawa, when they
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were told again and again it was no use waiting for more wlndfalls |‘rom Ottawa; they must simply tax thom- sclves if thcy wanted more revenue.. lie did not need to comment oil tllat. The present tioverillnellt succeeded where their predecessors failed and where they admitted they had tailed. Mr McDonald proceeded to reply to criticisms levelled against the Govern- ment for its administration of the Road Act, ami showed tilat 3,014 more people had paid thc road tax ill the present regime than in 1911, ami 6,000 more horses had been taxed. Was it ilot the case tllat under the old regime there was a great deal of favonritlsln, through which -thc friends of the Gov- ernment escaped payment ot’ just and lawful taxes? Mr McDouahl referred to the high cfilclcncy of the public ser- vicesnini especially complimented the portfolio melnbers of thc Government for their invaluable services. Under the old regime the Commissioner of Agriculture would be found five out of Agriculture would be found five days out of six at Atherton or Iiiileford and the orlicc was left to take care of it- self. Similarly with the office of Premier and Attorney General. The previous holders of these offices were not paid an adequate salary and the consequence was they didn‘t do thc work. Past Attorney-tleneral drew as inuch as five thousand dollars, or five times their salary for services render- ed the l)ominlon Government. Tllat lacing the case, could they wonder, when the Attorney-General presented a claim t.o his masters at Ottawa on behalf of his masters in Prince Edward island, tllut Prince Edward Island got thc worst of lt? Now they had it (‘oln- niissioner of Agriculture ami a Com- missioner of Public Works who were six days oi' thc wcck In thcil' offices, or if they wi-rc not there they were out oil (lovcrnmcnt business. Similar- ly witll thc Attorney-General alld l’rciniel', who was to he foilnd in all business hours, aint even ollt of busi- ness hours, busy at \vork in the in- terests of the province. Never before had a premier devoted so much time and ability to the province, and of course none of his predecessors had such a record to his credit. All that was left ot' the old Liberal party was the Patriot, its editor and one or two of his friends; and of all the lncall. petty criticisms lodged by it against thc Govcrnlncnt. the most mean alld contclnptiblc was that ioilgcil against thc Prelnier ill regard to his salary. There was no lnan who knew tho work that Prclnicr Matllieson had done hilt lccogliised that ills increase was not llli increase in the ordililiry sense, but a saving, for by his ability, work and devotion to lhc interests of tho pro- vince at large hc hail more than saved his salary. All thc criticlslns came from thc snmc source, and they must. remember that the editor of the Pat- riot himself had drawn $1,900 from the l`)olnillion Government for which he had rendered no services. No doubt ills anxiety to get ills friends back into power was in order that he should get back his siliecure.
lion. Murdock McKinnon in a brief
and effective speech outlined what ills Department had done for agriculture during the three odd years he luis been in office, and also compared the state of education now with what it was in the old days of their predecessors. showing the marked improvements all along the line.
Premier Mnthieson was given a
rousing reception on arising to address the meeting, slid in a vigorous speech he reviewed the record of his Govern- ment and answered the criticisms levelled against it. He reminded them tllat when they were in opposition they insisted upon their claims against the Dominion being brought before the powers at Ottawa. but they were met with the retort that our claims were merely political kite flying. When the present Government was returned they took it at that. but they were not satisfied to leave it at that. They prepared their case carefully, went to Ottawa and were met in the first in- stance with the reply that their pre- decessors had had an opportunity of piltting forth their claim and had failed to take advantage of it. so that the door was closed against them. The Premier recalled what had been done by (|19 doputation consisting of Hon. John McLean, Hon. A. E. Areenault and lllmaalr to obtain the subsidy. and further showed that as a result of
(Special to The Guardian)
rains, Ang. 10.~A daapatcli from lv
Lisbon says that a laborer working in I* a field at (‘ubs illivc, a Lisbon suburb, ,R dug up a bomb which exploded and I"
SITUATION
(Special to the Guardian.)
LONDON. Aug. 10.-The left wing
of the Bavarian army under Prince Leopold has fougllt its way across the Bug River near llrolliczyn, which Iles east of Sokolow, some fifty miles nortli-west of Brest-Litovsk, according to oiilcial Berlin report. This move forms a slight wedge in Russian front, which has been virtually straight since Warsaw salient was abandoned. l<‘ield Marshal Von Mackellzcn is also re- ported to be pushing back the Russians along the Bug, where the Germans are advancing along the eastern bank farther west. Field Marshal Von Hin- deuburg is credited with a successful attack on the advanced defences of Kovno, as well as a successful attempt o break the Russian lines between the arew and the ling after the Norzew Iver had been crossed by the Ger- ans. These fornicd the lnosi critical
seriously wounded him. The police "IIIIEMV m°"eme"ES of The ‘A355 but made a Search and found R large n“m_ they attract less attention here than
ber of bonlbs buried in all parts of the the diplomatic m`g°m‘II°"5 I" UW “em Balkans, where the crisis is not yet
GERMAN ENGINEER
(Special to The Guardian)
who was reportcd to have led an ex- .
way, was killed with his entire party. (_l
reached. The most significant phase of the news of the Near Eastern situation states that the former Prem- ier Venizelos has won a victory over the government ill the organisation of
the Greek Chamber oi’ Deputies. Tile withdrawal of 'the Bulgarian delegates from ifonstnntniople has caused inllcll
speculation, the opinion being that Turkey is so confident ill Ile ' . I
ITAIIAN ENGINEERS SUMMARY MIIRE GANAITIANS
IANITEII SAIEII
(Special to The Guardian)
OT'1‘AWA, Aug. 16.-It is officially
announced that the steamer “Eagle Point,” with two officers and one ilun- dred oi’ the rank and file, ot’ the (‘all- adian Artillery, also two officers of the lt. A. M. C. and veterinary otilcers, have arrived safely in England.
WIII HAVE
GIIMPNISITRI SERIIIGE
(Special to The Guardian)
SINGAPORE, Aug. 10.-Tile straits
settlement is the first part of thc liritish Empire to obtain compulsory military service. By a bill passed by the Legislature on Saturday all men between the ages ot’ 18 and 55 are ordered in training.
EXPLGSINN IN e
PNWITER MIILS
(Special to The Guardian)
EMPORIUM, Pa., Aug. 16.-A ter-
l` Dlesent|riilc explosion at Simemahouing Pow-
The usual grenade and mine fighting
the Caucasus, whcrc the Itussians
having obtained that subsidy the'
ot' an especially grizzly cllaractor.
NIIRWEGIAN STEAMER
(Special to The Guardian)
LONDON, Aug. 16.-Tile Norwegian
steamer "Albin," 1381 tons gross, own- ed Ili (fill-istlullia, has been sullk by a submarine. The crew has been saved.
GANAITIAN Glliil
SHIPPED TG NEW IGRK
(From our own Correspondent.)
OTTAWA, Aug. iti.-Some $4,000,000
or $5,000,000 of gold has just been shipped, it is understood, from the vaults ol' the idinancs Department to New York. This is ilnlicrstood to bv practically thc last. of the $100,000,000 of American gold which wall deposited at. Ottiilvu. ill lli|`t`crcllt alnounts, bc-
ginuing u. few weeks uftcr thc war i
started. This gold, it will he xI'cnleni- few hum nm. Many Humax maple
olv know lllm. for he addressed it €ll‘l§v nudlcncc in the tlornwullis Street aptist <‘.hurch on Saturday evening.
thc linilcd States, thc greater portion I
secllrltics held ill Great Britain. it was placed here to the credit of the Bank ot' England for exchange pur- poses, instead of shipping it across the seo.. As nlore ami more inuliltions of war alid other supplies have been bought ill the United States by Great Britain the cxcllallge situation has changed and tho gold has hccn slowly returning to its forlncr habitat.
GHETN GHAMBER
EIEGIS PRESINENT
(Special to the Guardian.)
ATHENS, Aug. 16.-The Greek.
Chamber of Deplltles assembled to-day. M. '/.i.\vitzans, now an adlierent of- former Premier Venivelos, was elected president. The majority of the Veni- zelos party is indicated by the vote l‘or Prcsidcnt, Zavitazans receiving 182 votes compared with 93 for the' candidate for the governincnt party. I
'l`lIE WEATHER,
'1‘Ei\Il’ERATURE,
TIDE, MOON, ETC.
(Special to The Guardian)
'ronoN'ro. August 11.-Maritime:
West to strong winds, .shifting to Northwest and North.. Home local showers, one thunderstorm, then cooler.
THE WEATHER.-Yesterday was
fine with moderte winds from South to East.
The highest temperature recorded
yesterday was 72 deg. above zero. At il o'clock yesterday morning it regis- tered 65 deg. above, at 9 last night 61 deg. above. The coldest the previous night was 60 deg. above zero.
The tide will be high this afternoon
at 3.15 and tomorrow at 4.24; it will be higll tomorrow morning at 2.50 and Thursday at 3.35.
The sun sets this evening at 7.08
and tomorrow at 7.06; it rises tomor- row morning at 6.03 and Thursday at 504.
The moon sets tonight at- 9.50. There was a new moon on Tuesday,
Aug. 10th at 6.52 p. m.
Tile hrst quarter of the moon will
be on Tuesday, Aug. 17th at 10.17 p. ln.
finances of the Dl‘2"_I“°° W°..I.‘l2‘lt.___°”
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bcred, was money owed to Eng and in H
bclng_ interest _due on American H
urkish attacks. At Livingstone, on the iuiodasinn
border in South Africa, a llritish force which had been besieged by a German detacllmeni, is reported to have driven oiT the besie ers.
ment has given no hint of plans to lelicvc the situation, which the tinan.
iii uutllorities here regard as serious.
(Special to the Guardian.)
EMPOIUUM. Pa.. Aug. 16.-Five
were killed in the gelatine house at the Aetna Explosive Company’s plant, near here. They were blown to pieces by the explosion; two other buildings were l1=1dl.v damaged and the cntirc ountryside was sllakeil Tl d I
E
‘ Except in financial columns news-
,llilpers pay little attention to decline In the sterling excllangc. Tile Govern-
cl
C - i . le eat men _were thc only eniployccs ill the building when the explosion occurred. Phe (!ompany’s officials said the causc would probably never bc known. The
GREAT GHAMPIIIN .
GE GIIIIIREII RAGE
IIALIFAX, Aug. 16.-Who has not
icard ot' liookcr 'i‘. Wasllillgton? Very
Di' Washington is the most outstand- ing figure of thc coloured race ill the
world to-day. I-its educational and industrial work ill the institution at 'i`usk<`gcc, Alabama, over which he presidcs. is gigantic, far-reacliing and beneflcent. lie is un orator alid states- man, olouucnt and fcrvld. Ile is not only that, hut, intensely practical and full of comnion sense.
lie, with Mrs Washington and ii
party of friends and co-workers have been in Prince Etiwarii Island spend- ing a vacation, aint now hc is on his way back. and will attend an import- nnt niceting lil Boston as hc journeys holnewards.
tin Suillrtlay evcning nn informal
reception was tendered to Dr Wasil- iiigtoii by the coioilred citizens of llallfax at the Cornwallis Street Baptist, t‘hurch, at which he was prcseilled with an address, and thcrc were gifts for himself and those with hilll. Dr Wlilshlngton was presented with ii. silver and gold fisll service, and there were handsome presents for Dr and Mrs J. A. Kenney, Mrs Joshen- herger, E. Davidson Wasllington, son ami private sccrctary to ills father. the articles suitably inscribed. Thosc presentations were made oil behalf of the donors by J. A. R. Kinney. During the evcning a little Miss pre- sented a handsome bouquet of roses to Mrs Booker T. Washington.
Tile chair was occupied by W. A.
DeCosta, who made appropriate re marks. and on the platform were Mr Justice Longley, Senator William Dennis, Mayor P. F. Martin and Rev. Dr Saunders. Besides the address by Dr Washington there was a musical programme, which inciiided an excel- lently sling solo, "Anchored," by Robert M. Roache, who has n fine voice; a solo by H. W. Franckiyn, “ So I (lan Wait." alld a duet, " Only Tired," by Mrs Bcrthn Johnson and Mrs Char- lotte Saunders. Misa Blanche Roachc was the pianist. Mrs Booker T. Wash- lngton spoke happily, and there were brief addresses by Judge Longley. Senator Dennis, Mayor Martin and Rev. i)r Saunders.
LITTLE GIRLS
Mln|rii’o Llnlmont earn .Neurelnlo
LONDON Aug' 1|;__A,.,_.m.dmg -(0 D0SIll0ll_Slle 11098 ll0t feel under any der Mills near here to-day shook the
mall advices from Pekin, Capt.. Voli wmlT“lSl»0“ to m”-‘<0 C0llCt‘Sslons to entire country. R'-‘lJ0l`lS fl'0lll Ulff Vl~ Puppenheim, the Gin-nlan Engineer I"~’lg“"I°°"‘1e"I"‘TS~ ‘lilllly Sllid that live nlcll were killed
and a number injured.
pedmon into Mongnnu with the 0b_ is reported from the western linc, and ___ ject or damaging me Siberian Rmb tllicre has been activity along the front (3p¢c|a| to the Gui,-dia,-,_)
EMPORIUM, Pu, Aug 16-Five
Tho details show that the nnlrder was .Palm to have s"C°°sS[u"y "ep“Ised "I9" WPV0 killed All -illl €l¢Di0Pll0ll ill
Aetna Explosives Co. plant near herc to-day. Tile plant was partly wrecked.
NIiIA'S GARRISIIN
HAVE HEVNITEH
(Special to The Guardian)
WASi'llNG'l`0N, Aug. iii.-A Stats
Department despatch from Toucon says Villa garrison at Durango re- voiteil and the city was taken by the (Tnrranza forces.
[III GGMPANIES
ARE AMAIGAMATING
LONDON, Aug. 16.-Progrcss is
being niailc in the negotiations i`or thc amalgamation of the Maritime Oil I-`lelds (‘.oinpan_v, Edinburgh, William Walker. president, and thc New Ilruns- wick Petroleum t'olnpany. Moncton, F. W. Sumner, president. Tile deal, it is cxpectcd, will bc consummated in n few days.
RIINNTI GN GANAIIIAN ZING
(From our own Correspondent.) OTTAWA, Aug, 10.-A bounty oil
/.inc production has been granted hy the Government with a view to secur- ng at reasonable prices a ('anadilln ulpply of Zinc suitiilllc for use iii thc production of brass for the making of '|uick-firing cartridge cases for shells. The bounties will bo oil a sliding scale not exceeding two cents per pound and will be grunted upoli production in Llaliada from Canziiliali ores of zinc containing not more than 2 per cent. impurities. \Vhon thc stunilard prici- of zinc in London, England, falls bclow $33 por ton of 2,000 pounds thc bollnly will not he payable before thc end of file war or after July Ill, 1917, or on zinc contracted for by the Shcil Com- mittee at the price of 8 cents or over 'Jer poiuid. The total uniount of bounty to be paid is not to exceed 5400.000. Before the outbreak of war the quality of 1.inc desired was sold for about 8 cents per pound. but since that time thc price has riscn as high -is 40 cents, and fears wcrc entertained tllat supply migllt be entirely cut off. t‘unudian producers were unwilling to so to the large expense of installing refineries unless insured against thc fall ill Zinc prices inevitable after the close of the war. so as a result the bounty was decided on. As a result of this action the Shell Committee on behalf of thc imperial War Oiiicc has already been able to contract for several tons of’ zinc at very reasonable rates, with li further reduced rate for future deliveries. The bounty will insure the producers against too great il. fall in prices in the period between the end of the war and July 31, 1917.
ITALIANS IN TRIESTE EARLY IN MONTH OF SEPTEMBER.
UDINE, Italy. Aug. 15.-General
tladorna, the italian commander-ltr /rhief, has virtually completed prepara- tions for a new general attack oil the Austrians along the leonzo river. according to information received from the front. These operations are in-
tended to result in the occupation of
A the Carzo plateau. which it is expected
would lead to the early fall of Gorlzia.
iiAMli.'r0N. Aug. 16.-The little 'caving the road oven for the march
girls of this city have already collect- to Trieste. The italian general stan' en 31.92436. Lass than $100 will en- ia said to be hopeful that this cem- able them to give two machine guna- paign may be successfully completed ,`an example for all the rest of Canada! early in September.
I
{$8.60 For Your (delivered) in odvonol
BORDEN'S Ni
(Special to the Guardian.)
()'I"l‘A\\'A. Aug. 10.--’I`llc tcxt ot'
I"relnier iiorden’s lncssagc t.o the troops has buf-li l‘cccivctl llcrc. llc said: “ 'i`llc line spirit ot' thc t‘nllalIialn troops and thi-ir oiiiizcrs for thc grr.-at work they :irc engaged in der-ply illi- pressed mc. It is a great privili-go to have the opportunity ot' svcillg null meeting tllifln and conveying ii nies- suge ot' congrntulation and apprccia- tion oi’ their ivork. As I said oil lllorc
ESSAGE
T0 CANADIAN TROOPS
iligh Tribute Paid Canadian Men and
0iiicers by President oi French Republic, General Jolire and General French.
than out- occasion Ili nddrcssillg ollii-crs and ini-il, they cull ilardly rcnliso how intensely all f‘alln<la has hw-il thrills-il ily thc tidings ut' their :i:~llicvclilel|t.~:. Tho }'l'csid|:llt ot' the l~`l'l-llcil Ri'-plihlic itllil iiellerul .loifre illlll Sli' John l"l'cncli all spolic to nie in the highest terms of the Uailatlian troops. I hill you God-speed ill the work in whit-ll you are cligilgcil." The lin-.<l.~i:lgc was ntitlwslll-ii to General Altl»~l'son.
GERMANS RGMRARI]
WEST GGAST TIIWN
(Special to the Guardian.)
LONIJUN. Aug. iii.-Parton. liar-
rington and Wlliteliuvcll ill (‘.llll|hcr~ Iallii, ltlllglund, were bonlhardi-tl to-day by a Gerllian sulllniil'inc ill thc Irish Sea. The Ilritisll oiiiciul statelncllt announced to-night_vthat some tires were caused, bill. dnlnngc was slight and no casualties.
A Gcrnltiii subnlurillc flrctl scvcral
shells at I’ul°ton, Ilarrington und Whit- Iulvcn, hctwccll 4.240 i1,ln. :illd 5.20 a.in. io-day. No lnatorilil dullltlgo was ilonc. A fcw sliells lllt thc ruilwny cnlllallik- ment. but the train service was only slightly ilclaycil. Wllitlluvcu is near thc entrance to thc Solway I-‘irth and has a population ol' 20,000. Ilurring- toll and l’iiri.oll :irc small towns ill thc vicinity of \Vhlthavcll.
RNSSIANS HGIIIING
THEIR NWN
(Special to The Guardian)
PI-I'I‘lt()(iltAD, Aug. iii.-Tho fol-
lowing oillcial communication was is- sued io-night: Ill llnusk District. (‘ourlalld. on Aug. I5 olir troops drove the (iernilins hui-k toward thc river. '|‘hc cn0lny’s coililtr-r~ottuclis wcrc ro- pulscd_ Ili .liicollstinlt ulld llvnisk districts thcrc has In-on no cssclltiill change in the situzltioil. Thi-. honi- llardmcllt, ot' liovno colltillucs without cessation. ticrmnlis :irc attacking fortili<:lltions ill thc wcstcrn sector bc- twccll Narcw and Bug. On tho 14th aild 15th there was tlirious fighting. A series of German attacks were rc- pulscd with great loss to the cnoln_\'. Oli the left bank ot' the ling tllcrc ll:::< been no illiporttlut cllgagclilcilts. In thc other i-ici-lor oi’ our trout iilcrc has been local :u‘tilli\l'y liglltillg hut no important ciilwlxcliicllis.
SERWA REGARIIS ANSTRG-GERMAN MGIIE
AS PGIIIIGAI RINEE
(Special to the Guardian.)
lt0l\il~l. Aug. 1ti.~'i`\-lcgrnlns from
Nish give thc lluprcssioll that tho Serbiun govt-rlllncllt docs not look for lilly serious movclnent. against that country hy Austria and Gcrnniny ill the future. Those ndviccs soy that Serbian oillciills considered thc rc- portcd concclltrutloll of Austrians and Gcrlnnns at ()l'snvu. liungary, as in-ing lnercly for political ci`i'cci. ily that lnovc. iiccorilillg to thc Scriliull view, the Teutonic uilics hopc to ilnprcss ltounlanin. Bulgaria and Greece and to encourage Turkey to rcdoublcd ciforis at the Dnrdnnclles.
EXPROPRIATE LAND
TO BURY THE FALLEN.
PARIS, Aug. l5.-~ The (‘halnhcl' of
Deputies today pusscll it bill to nx- propriute the land lim-essnry for the burial of the dead of the cntcnto nl- llcs fighting in Frallco. The measure was proposed by Minister of War Mil- lcrand.
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I . EIREIT NPUN
(Special to the Guardian.)
lilltl\\'N\'ll.l.l-J, '|‘l~.\'us. Aug. I6.-A
iictaclllllcllt of till* llnitcd States cav- alry pntrol was fired on last night i`roln thc Mexico sitio of illc lilo tiralldc, nvtlr Mt-rcciics. The r~uvaIl'y- mon rcturllcd thc fire und thc 1-lhootillg from thc l\’lcxi<-all sitio ccilseii. No cusilliliics occurrcii among thc United Stntc.-i troops.
GN A TUNR III INSPEGTIITN
(Special to the Guardian.)
()’I"i‘AWA, Aug. lti.---D. A. Tilonias,
rcprcsf-iltiltivc ot' Lloyd (lnorgc, Minis- lcr of Munilioni-l, rclnrni-ll to f)|lu\\'a t'ronl Nlliv York lo-night. llc will go to 'I‘orollto and points in \\'i=.~ltcrli (`ilnildn.
SNGGESSEUI WURII
AGAINST GERMANS
(Special to The Guardirm)
l‘.»\liIS. Aug. ltl.~.»\n oiliciul colli-
lnilllirntion to-night states that vio- il-nt nl'tillr»ry fighting oi-cllrred lIll‘0lltIllolit thc day on it great many points ol' thc f'rolli ()ur lialtcrics in- tlictvd oil thc cllciliy hcavy losses in the region ot` Qilr-l\|io\'iel'cs, and si- loliccd his tire on Nouvroll plutcuu. iiur czillnoll scrlolisiy tluiiiagl-tl it fior- nlun fortlficil whrk North ol' Goilai. hctwccll licrry nu liar and Loivrc. The cnelny having aguill sill-.lied St. Dio, wc opened fire on gals wol‘it,~i nt. St. Iilatic au Mines and hlcw up gals tanks; also sllollcd it Gcrniuil factory ill Idust Itilicnstcl:
MARITIME RIIARII GE '
THAIIE MEETING
'i`hc at-ssiolls of thc Niirltlnic lloard
oi’ 'l`ruii\- opml to-ulorl'o\\' (\\`cilllcsllny) ut Sulnlln-l'si1lo in thc ()d||t't-llo\\'s' liull, :ll l.fltl. 'l‘ln- rl-solution prolzrulnlne will Ili- :i long and llnportalit one, i_'o\'crlng a nulnhor ot' ilitcrcstillg sull- jccts. smut- ot' wllicli will llc: l. Agri- clllturill and ict-llliicui cllilcution. ily thc Nl-\vl-iistlo lionrii; Zi, Moro loynlt_\' ill tho Iliaritlinc I'ro\'ilici-s, Anlllcrst liourd; Ii, 'I`r:\illillg i'or llonlc I)ci'\-licc, (‘hurIottcto\\'l\ lioiird; ~i, Forest :‘ou~ scrvntloli. 'I`i‘ul'o liourllz 5, A traili- trctlty with t‘ulln. llulifnx Itonrd; 0, Valliudinil willtcr port shiplncnis. llioill-lon lioilril; T. llcvclopllwllt ol' .stollo iillnrry illdul»=tr_\', Ni-\\'cn:=tli~ liourll; 8. Ncwfoullillalid as it province of thc Ilolniliion; il, Stcalnsliip iino bctwccn l‘.l<l. Island and l\iil'ulnicl\l. .\'c\vcast|o lloard; 10, Inllnigrntion to iliaritinic Provinces, lliilifax ilonrd. 'I`Ilcr‘.= is also n. proposed :iinvlldllli-lit. to filo constilution-~-'I’Il:it of lliiving nu :l<ivisor_\' coiulcil of thc llourd, pro- posed by tho l\lonr‘ton ilourlI.-t‘.
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Tile following contributions are acknowledged by Mr. A. W. liynd-I mall, treasurer of the Maritime Gun Fund.
Previously acknowlcilgcil $4,551 Roger Farqlillarson 25 John T. McLaine 5
Balance nt dale $4,570
A. W. HYNDMAN.
Trella. Machine Gun Fund.
Mlnard'| Linlment Cures Ftheumatlom
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Cash milst accompany orders. Mini-
.,_**(‘:lnvus sircicllcrs, 751' cach. Agri- cultural ilull . 2273-7-27Mtf.
"Thcrc will bc a tcupnrty iii Little
Sands on August. 25. in alll of lilc lied Cross lfulld. Lot all who can attend und hclp ill this worthy cause. 2560
lnllm charges, twenty-'tive cents.
“A lawn party with dancing will he
hold at Nell Maci.can‘ll, (‘nnoe (‘ove, 'l‘hursdny. Aug. 19, 1915. Come and enjoy yourself. 2512-8-14Mlil4i
Mlnardo Llnimont cliroo gorgot ln cowl
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