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T0 JUNE 20

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l tvlrisliuiincs would

Sill’ ll W0l’ll 10 add ` io llii_f_icuI|ies, 800 Prisoners ,Alreafdys iieieasedsl

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(88eciai to the Guardian.) _LOND N, June 1.-Premier Asquitii inthe I-Ipuse of Commons today moved an- adfournment of Parlidment until June 20th which gave the members an

.oxpovtunity to discuss any subject t by decided tb take up. .John Dillon, lrisli Nationalist, said there were matters connected with the recent rebellion in ireland such as the' continuance of martial law and the arrest of peaceful citizens of which lie would like to speak; However lie recognized it was impossible for any- one to enter upon these topics with- outengendering an amount of heat which might he extremely injurious to the interests of Ireland. Mr. Dillon did not take a hopeful view of the ef- forts now being made by David Lloyd George, Minister of Muliitions, to re- unite tire various irish factions. He said, however, that no Irishman with the slightest sense of responsibility or regard for the future would say any- thing which would increase the dlfll- cultiae _of Mr. Lloyd George.

Mr. Dillon asked Premier Asquitb

to state frankly on what principle pri- soners were going to be dealt with. At the present time he said there ap- peared to be no ,guiding principle. Spies of a-very objectionable charac- ter were being employed ln Dublin and the treatment of prisoners was “Bar- barous, and worse than the treament accorded German prisoners of war.” He appealed for decent treatment.

Premier Asquith reiterated that “so

far as is consistent with the vindica- tion of the law and the prevention of a recurrence of the outbreak the government will treat the insurgents with leniency and clemency." He saw no reason to depart from the gui- ding princlpleof the government’s po- licy. The prisoners were being re- leased as speedily as possible, he ad- ded. and only those concerned directly or indirectly with the rising, and those who return to ireland and might prove a source of danger, were being held. Eight hundred already had been re- leased be said.

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,The Trustees of the Prince Ed-I

ward island Hospital beg leave to re- port as follows: this being the thirty~_

thgd annual reportz- '

uring the year just closed we haven

been in full occupation of our addition- al wings and have had the increased staff required to carry on the work un- _ der the new conditions. We are, therefore, now in a position to form a correct estimate of the amount that will be required to maintain the insti- tution on the new scale. The year has had its trials for both the Trus- tee; and the Administrative staff, for it is no easy task to get an institution, of the size ours now is, into systema- tic working order. That we have achieved a satisfactory measure of» success is due to honest effort put forth-on the part of all and we deem it our duty to place on record our recoll- nition of the services of our Lady Su- p` intendent and her staff. agar financial statement shows that cdr receipts for the .year just ended. gmguiitgd to 316115.22; as compared with ;1:i58:i.00, lor the previous rearr- a.-.gdin oi $2532.22. our _alliances amounted to 310279-20 “ll °°mP“"°d with $15220. 13-nn increase of $1059.~ 07 Thus we closed the year ended Miy ist with ii tioiioit or $163.98. Lost

ANNUAL Nrroiil or rs. isliun hosi>i~rli.

A .

591.50

2,316.41 1,354.33 1,227.62

Lighting

X Ray

Furniture for new rooms

Surgical instruments

Taxes Starr Estate, interest, ‘ etc 659.10

The Starr estate has realized $30396,

74 add colitributions for X-Ray Ma- chine $817.03 and we have a total ol' 830713.77, leaving a balance to credit of $1219.33.

Needless to say thils expenditure

has been far in excess of our antici- pations but, having commenced, the work had to be finished and we felt that in no other way could the money be expended to better advantage or more in conformity with the purpose of the Testator. We have now a well equipped Hospital adequate to s'erve the needs of this community for some .years to come and the service it is al-‘ ready rendering is the best possible justification of the wisdom of our uc- tion. ,

Our capacity even now is notmucli

more than adequate to meet the de-' mands made upon it. Had we- not made the enlargements when we did, we could not handle the number of patients applying for admission. and, heavy as the cost has been the same work could not be done today at 25

year we closed with an adverse ba-_per cent. advance in the price paid.

lance ot $208.25, so that we now have a total deficit on current account of $427 23 Our uncollected accounts -iisioh in; to isis-io, amount to more thin This so we may congratulate our- selves that we have Drllcllmllly Dllld ¢ ’ wgy, 'When we take into account tNxN~f`act' that the institution was closed For 'three weeks OH HCC0\lll¢ of'Scarlet Fever. that we had to em- ploy outside nurses and have all our infected rooms renovated and disin-

~1_5c¢ed tggyfesalt appears all the more nwguiita 'sez patients last year as ` A pared with 417 the previous year: gs? paying; _ ss _no_i_i_-_ini_ir__l_;\_s- ye;l;ll°w;;

ea ln

NN' ZNJMQ; ‘coai-pared with 8503 the W0-

” ve", Taking these figures we,

" | cgmng e our expenditure for xbceries Neat, Fish and Milk durin8 1 ` your 'just closed with that 0! U10

vm" year. The figures stand 714 42 for the year 1914-15» “"4- ao'a4' for isis-ie. 'mans wr ff ‘into account, these food iteml

dint no in the years isi4-nl no seats ‘ und, per day, or 82-03 D0' ,W.°°l¢-- the :year lust closed. with advanced cel -they have cost Bti cents D0' , 'por csv.. or $1.82 ner v°°\¢~“’"l‘* e `e.qf.tiir e coll"-gill” Mm' 9°' Nina sittin: or st 0.28 °ll°°l°<l

1 ` (ace of advanced Dl'l°°l \lY‘°“'°`

" "'l.Yinl Ind -000ll°m|N\"'”‘“5f’ ’ :_'\'f‘die`|e. reluitl reflect cred t; n th gnngoment of the Hones-

fl \ B HWBDL

' ' cg() nfl Ill GQNIH IFB ll|\)l'l\I\~_ _;.:“v|¢ .sad we commend tiieui _vom dd,-,N consideration. 'l`h°_

stateroentl are also \liD0l\ ` eo. ` `~ _ r » into iivwl f'°°1“'° °'°"{',‘f,,‘,’,‘§

struction Account blll- l'l°l , mm “ann H_ ¢..B. Lowes final tem were unable £6 0° l°- 0”'

dituro under. um ig s_|s,4o4.ao. aow\'¢l°'l _

Our regular endowment fund has

been increased to the extent of $1926. 82, and now amounts to $28821.95, as per statement attached. ` Four Nurses graduated during the

Jean Dorothy Trivett,fVivian Howatt, and Cora Jean Mnthesonu I

The Hospital now has: '= Beds in the Public Wards - 22 Beds in Private Rooms 22 Beds in Semi-private Rooms ' 2 Beds in Maternity Ward

Beds in Private Rooms; 'Maternity

Beds in Semi-private ~

Cots ' ‘

==-.

-. £5. _i ie. L

(Special to the Busrdlan.)

termittent bombardment in the re-

several fruitless assaults the enemy

by the fire of our machine guns which caused heavy losses to the enemy.

aeroplaiies dropped several ‘bombs o the open town of Bar le Duc. Eighteen of the civilian population were killed

tacked by one of our acroplsnes was

PARIS. Julie 1.-Official. On the

left bank of the Meuse there was in-

gion of Avocourt wood uiid Le Mort Homme. On the right bank, after very violent artillery preparation the enemy attacked our positions from Thlaumont farm to Farras Vaux. After

succeeded in penetrating our trenches on the first line between Fort Dousu-

mont and Vaux pond. Every where else the German attacks were broken

This afternoon a group of German

and two wounded. Ali aviator nt-

N Au. FNT

oliess"Poinl where Enemy Peneiraied French fi-‘lr Line. Enemy Suiiered Terrible Losses. German iioiubarded ilpen Town. Killing Eighteen Civilians. I Russian Submarine- Sauk Five Sailing Vessels .

lu Black Sea. 4

compelled to land lu our lines south of Bernecourt. in the region of Toni two enemy aviators were made priso- hers.

(Special to the Guardian.) LONDON, Julie 1.-The Germans

hwitc-hed their offensive from the re- gion of Le Mort Homme northwest of Verdun to _the sector between Thinn- mont farm and Vaux, northeast of the fortress and have succeeded here iii entering the French-first line of tren- ches between Fort Douaumont and the Vaux Pond. -

The attack was made over a front oi'

about two miles and was preceded by violent artillery preparations. The French met the German cnslaughts with their 'machine guns and succee-

llill Per VOIP (illlvired) lil

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FRIDAY. JUN _. __ r¢g¢r» wmm»iuw£A_

no opeu.o_ _ ermans once ii eres o Aiiacs on rénc

m§§liN;§IiIn Kefelilve NI' iANi“Ii G li ii il s i i it r

, Spy ’ Positions all oi which were Repulsed ll-Except ai _

Nova Scotia. iiiirvelils Bombs

and Laiier will

(From Our Own Correspondent.)

whose speech in Parliament resulted

` " 1. fi” ' ' ' F' --. . _.Y.v_r-fp-v _ .t _

his iv

tiarvell Admits lhai Kyle luis no h f information Pertaining io Enquiry-l

noi Ile Ciilleii from

s. Spent and Sir Sam’s Tiireaiened

llxpulsion has noif~liiaieriaIi2i¢il‘.s` "4

I . ,- ,.. i t,. ,_... v,_._,_,_.

and Colonel Carnegie. Mr Johnstow- only added the name of Mr. Ohmer.

OTTAWA, June 1.-Geo. W. Kyte a manufacturer from Dayton, Ohio,

who will be in Ottawa oil Tuesday

in the shell enquiry will not appeal- Miss Edwards, Col. Allison's Secre- before the Commission to substantiate itary, who was given an order ,on Yoa-

X his charges. His counsel, Mr. F. D.

kum for 1.05000 was re ent this

-S . P ll ,_ --

pond Heavy lodged were indicted Carvell. this morning admitted that`moriiiug and reddy_ to fake the witnesi

on the Teutons, according to Paris Heavy fighting around Le Mo

between Fort Douaument and Van

Homme and Avocourt Wood dwindled |ll'~l\l|l‘Y- _ intermittent bomliardments since the TWO llllyll HB0 MF- ('€‘l`V9\| llfll-Olllllle repulse of German attacks and the the CQYHYUIHBIOH by NB ¥lml0lll\0elll0l

launching of a. counter stuck by the

-ii-

l-‘reiich which gave rliem German tru

clies 400 meters in extent southl-at-'t of Y E - Le Mort Hdmmd Activity df dml. agreed therefore that Mr. Kyte woul

lery on the remaimiel' of the front lil F191 be S\lll'lm0llell fl`°"l N0‘/B S0011

iii the Vosgos nm in'2.l.i=.4 near Aitkirch

_ Mr. Kyte was not in the possession stand.

of any information pertaining to the She is quietly dressed, unassumin‘

young woman. She was attired iii

d blue with a large summer hat and can it ried a cane. _ -

tliat Mr. Kyte had made no charges She is rather short of stature and and this is followed by tt»diiy’s equal- while not a strlk_ing beauty is rathe‘ I astoiiishin statement lt was utiructlvelooking. Sir William askel

ii if anyone wished to call her, but no li one seemed ready to assume responsi- l bility. '

elections Mr Edwards, counsel for Mr. Carvell has apparently no more

The Germans rep."-i, the ¢,¢.:upam,n of General Sir Sam, llughes, warned Mr. bomb shells to spring and the bag ful'

France also has lossclied in violence Where he is ellgaged I" the P"°VI“°’“

wrengh p05.._,m\3 _“,,,i| |,,,.|r,..-, img Carvell that he would have some r and about 350 nit'-tres di-ep and the marks t0 muke- “Ui °“IY "°5“"dI“5 M -

capture of prisoners and booty Th Italians, according to ltoliie, teoiitliiu to hold back attacks by the Aust rlnn

ded Ili holding back the attacking for-

at various points ulnng ‘tho 'I‘yrol

ces everywhere except at the point front. _

fl!! ~ 1f|'~ I l

FIGHTING

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(8 cial-to tho Guardian.)

statement issued at midnight reads:

running iight with three`hostlle ma- chines. One cf the latter was driven dowll. One of ours is missing. Dur- ing the night hostile aircraft dropped

,,,____~__Y_Y.,__,_»___17._.,_______._.__.____Y__._.,__ __.V__. ___.__,_.___._.Y.

LOISTQJON, June 1-British official

"Our aeroplanes yesterday had a long

ON THE BRITISH FRONT

eight ' bombs on.Poperiughe without damage. Throughout the day there was continuous and heavy shelling by British and German of all calibres. ln the neighborhood of Vlmy Ridge tiring at times being intense. Artillery ac- tivity extended in minor degree in the

- 1

direction of Looe, Ypres and the Rive

the vicinity of Leos, at the rentrant o

fantry engagements the past 24 hours

Homme there was some mining in*

our trenches about Frycourt and just '

north of Homme. Except for ordin- ary trench activity there were no in- _

e _Kyte’a speech and his attitude but also

9 on Mr. Carvell himself. Therefore

B he wished it understood that Mr.

tect him from criticism.

The Commission is nearing lt’s end

and it will probably be finished early next week. Mr. iiellmuth said to- day lie had only two more witnesses he wished to hear from, General Bertram

Kyte’s noll-appearance would not pro-

- of documents which he declared ii" r tb"

had obtained from the editor of Providence Journal has not been forth coming. What has become of thg ev‘ dence he intimated to Parliament lic got through Mr. William Traverse .lc rome. the head of the admitted pro- Gei-man firm is not known. He if quoted as having declared that befor". he got through he would drive Genera' _Hughes out of Parliament. No sign: of this have materialized so far. ., . . » ¢"§i\ii

EIUSIIIG IXIIIEISIS

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- WOLl<‘VlLLE, N. S.. May 30.- Un-

usilal activities marked the anniver-

IUSIIIIIIIS HIIPIIIE »

MIIHIIIIISI EHUIIIIII

C3i§='T

~ tcltooéoi to .tlwiietf&r¢i»o.>

with higher tem ture

and Sunday at 1.26.

and toniorruvr at 7.0.; it rises to; ,1¢,||

at 4.10.

The moon lets tonight at 9.40

May 81st at 3.87 p. nil _ 4’

If 'br New Band*

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TOBDNT [Jane I- si-itime i'ln_l_`.r'1~

The tide will Ne high this mornin1I ‘D ‘

at 10.67- and tomorrow at 11.84; it wil ._ |-39, be high tomorrow morning at 12.40 ”‘

The lun sits this evening at 4.45; *‘ Q

morrow mcriiinc-at 4.10 and _siindiivff pro

There was a new moon ni Wedneliav' 5 f

` The first quarter ,cf tliemtcdn wi a,

he on 'rliai-sdoy,~ .lime na at 7.89 p. in. 'The ienltti cf" y I be foiirt und

lllllllf! IW alias. F.'tni'oril. the Drelldgnti

rk, such as seating of delegates, g of minutel, etc, was done.

,tfgllov/ing committees were e : s Committee-Mrs. Fred. Geo rl._MoIly Picllard. rtely Committee-Mrs. ‘George rs. Marvin Bliaard. I tinge were received from Mrs. D. Cbipmiin, Toronto, ii former ont. A motion was carried that

N es of geetiiig be sent to Mus.

Chi an and also to Mrs. Coulthart,

or president. - Small, wife of Rev. Mr. Small. od missionary. and Min llc-

a niissloiislly from Japan, on

. `Rye.‘

I IIIIIIIIIE III’

_I.“_<""% Ni* the sddiegates in a e

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siltiiiilnliwiiiiiiI

i livnnui iimif nw. liwll siiml _uni in mil hw uiulll i. l. r- - ..

PARIS, June 1.-Several thousand I BOSTON, Mase, May 30. Kath -

Austrian troops have been observed ine Lincoln, the prominent New York- among tho recent reinforcements Boston voice teacher, was the reclp- _ bmught to me vichmy of Douamonh TORONTO, May 26.-An amateur mm of a telegram recently from one The university feature was the clos Among the mllltarvobservers have l'“°*“"‘““ Wh" K“°“'° "W L“=’§“' of her professional students in New this is iieilovotl to inuiohto that cor- 1101' ‘md ¢\lllFl<““ 00”” “‘°\‘°“¢‘Y~ York. Eleanor Wadsworth. cohiralto. many has insisted that Austria tlivlfio fl P“"‘b!'f°"‘”“ m§“I5t9" and dfxfiw wus thesender of this message, which

rr' °,““°““;;* ‘“, “‘<'.;:‘."“ ’-.Z.‘.’llii"‘;’i‘&§..‘.i:.’.’."‘¢..fill -l‘.?.'...E...." we =~ f°"°"=

ll ap te 01' 10 act ll all UB rllll \ ' ' - "At ii banquet and tranacontinental ' A th h | d dl 1 offensive is MINS ` Dresaeil BEHIDBI 0"'-‘~ f°"m'~“`IY 0! C”""“5““» P' E' I" meeting of the National Association mong one W 0 rece ve Domus italy. had hail a career that comes seldom of ,purchasmg Aganm I “ng "A Pep

‘ to men outside fiction. He is shortly [ect Day" over the telephone, and was

to take ovcr is duties aa ii naval oili- heard in Chicagm Kansas Cum Dedver cer, being detailed for motor boat lil' Omaha, Salt Lake City, San Francisco, U01 Work- and Los Angeles. When finished I

' ' Ml* smmb Im” “md” “ SPBCIM ““dY took up the receiver and listened to

' of astronomy and navigation and has me M,p|au,._ which was g|ven_

, for many years been a frequent con- Mg” W“,m.,-th is the possesdm.

" ' tributor to leading Canadian magazi- of a "ch cdngmuo vovcd of extensive

__ _ nes on these subjects. He also been a “nga Hers was sam to be the nm

ST. JOHN. Moy 3 --Thelthlriy-first great traveler. Newfoundland, Labra- wdn,a,, voice vo be hegrd over a wp

annual meeting of the N. B. and P. E. gm- and Alaska. nfs as fg,mi|1m» to him ephone from ...ocean to oceann. It I. Womans Missionary Societg ni' :£8 as the beaten paths in theoider parts was reported dvd, me fphdnd that

year. the Misses Louise McKinnon. Methodist Church w_i;_s oqeiie n _ e of (gdnadm H9 is M mtwh at imma on every word and note of hm, Bong ware

Queen Square ffllll" ill ll '"0"' Ill- the Atlantic Ocean ln il square rlszefl distinctly heard in the cities shove

and will bc continued on Wednesday ve_s5e\ or ,man yacht as |19 is on 3 menmmed_

and Rhursdav. rsiiwsy train. (

sary celebrations nt Acadia University today and this evening. Between the Seiilor class day exercises of the Col- lege, which were lieid in the morning, and the graduating exercises of the Seminary' senior class, which were held tonight, the students and visitors were entertained with track alid ileld events by members of the Wolfville ` detachment of the 219th Overseas Bat- talion and with a baseball game be~ tween the 85th Battalion alid the 219th Battalion dotacliinellt.

ing exercises of Acadia Seminary. The institution had a very successful year, with a total registration of 329 students. Twenty-two youiig ladies re- ceived diplomas. -

was Miss Enid Pauline Scliurman of Summerside. Miss Rnsamuhd Harding

of Tlgnlsh receives honorable men- tion in l-‘irst Year Bible. _

KHIKI IIIIIB EIIIICIIII

I Iiiilllliil SIIEIZISS

There was a large attendance at

the concert in the Khaki Club Hall,

gqli , I r-v»-°--

. vkeep her from thundering: fdr, ', - though “gm M 3 cum .M W” “up °__:_o:_,:_.::_,n£:_||_:‘:_¢¢B‘i:_ih_l:;a_rl&'_ all of dancing by Pte. Marshall evoked I°°d°d- and "W m°“"""m°“° '"5 mu turing Organizations, the RHMING- "°""°" "°" "'“"" "‘°" "°’ "°‘°" 'l"0N TYPEWRITBYR ll the elwlco of delightful lecture was tho pohtomimo ‘““`°“3" W’ “WI” ‘|°°" PM m“?° the best business brains. A. llllne if'°‘l“°'“ P“"'l”“¢ “°”°"“Y- f amor, 1-lslirn, N. s. in-o-ini

Mr. smith _n;adem;_l:§'lend on the ____

f°‘“'"' 'hy Vi “ '°"° mm "Will our customers from the city

1 "W |°“ °‘ °"°' uw "°"“' °f ".1" visiting our gardens please remember math mini; g d g in i, | i‘.’..{°‘;i’.i§:..‘.l““..Z'.i"..'£‘..‘°'3‘l..‘3..3.i"l‘.i ,,;,;'.,'.}:‘,,°';=,1°;‘,°,'; ':,f;°,',,,l',;=,°,,-_;°g;, _ _ °“ ‘“` “ " ""““ *.1*

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lllll 'lvl' °f ¢\l° "9°*lll\°".\ll<l tilt oonvenioni to ooii itoloro that time. ° h°i::iIi:“ig’TIi’::ri':i;t»i3Ii ‘Ni- the crews of the other vaiseil wars our "dennis md flower plug “yep only rescued after many failures and moment iutioa only on Iatnrdhy in mllfill f|l\\l°|`- In 1.314: Hr. SIIQII Giltilhn and Pltflfll.. CII. Oli- IDI I9-

=i_aiio gsvovas '\_\_2x<_§ior-’Aluk;l_ cnet roi-ann: J. J. my t suu.u__._"M _ . _ _ ~ dd,

a- a you. n.l._, 1.' _

'Hn _“_ _ _ :ably to tbo club fund All who par- places ui secured interesting

linda viiuavle vl`ii\o:~Ig1; ol. hhiitii . -itunes. mea polar- _ portraits ulimlwc Lininoni can lusroigia

The meeting was opened at 9.30 For many your-5 he was the owner hm ni gt and thas.. whd “minded had

o'clo¢.;k wit_li the I_)_oxolo:ly _ani U10 Nfl' of the famous yacht "Mizpah" and it UDHE All! em- 'P el' W I c l l ‘"9 was was in her that he had the closest call B BCl‘|D¢\ll‘0 10590" and th” M|“I°““"Y he ever had from death upon the o- g:,?:§::,,,t;\‘§nc‘;?§,t isogllgollg :,\;i.,ma(§,t Heartz presided in his usual happy Creed W” read: cean. In the gale in November. 1908. Mr gmm, made the rem," vos, ,Q

We believe in God the Father and which sent the Russian bamue ..S»0vm_ but-h in “et and 1 f t H Yhia

. '1‘ in Jesus (lhriiit, liis Son. our Lord. tm.. the Norweshn bamuq "Olga" l y n com or . o

The trustees dasireto plate-on re-' “We believe itis our duty to pro- and Mackenzie and Mann-B comm. Cl'0llB°d "le MINING many limes in

corn their recognitionbof “he vi£lu_;ible~clfaim at homg and abroad _Elica n_i_essag_c; ..Tm,|_et Ben.. m a heap an the north vessel; sud in steamer;

ass stance ren ered y e a ies’ _c salvation od has prov e roug _ _ ‘_ _ B Ain society- to iiianit tho Nletiioai the tiostii or his son. ,__ __ °§m0§e'fn h,2';m§f“".'},d’{§e Staff, the collectors and subscribers iii___ We therefore promise to sen t e “sm was 0” "gm awash Mn smm,

Town and Country and also the Clergy- Bread of Lifc by the hands of our lashed mmm” to mo wheel and for ,

men of the different denominations for miagéiinaries to all who have it not. mme days -and mme night he ‘ought

their services and ministrations. _ M" .vs_ promise to pray for our mis-_me wma and sea as one “gms when lnuounce-Ears.

~ * on r es. » -» _ . ‘ .

PERCY POPE, I “ _e promise to do all in our power §g°:_h d'“'bfi:_(§‘:!':;eI“°;h;)g_;c:b¢?;\:,?l“f1l; _ ~

a s

_ chairman. ,siazgie sl>{§a<l__°ftl‘§’hri§§:P°'k{:¢d§§§ costed neither food nor water mr, -I » i~ ~ ~

iC°l‘ll‘l\l°ll on _i`isse. _two-) vm .f£°‘;‘;' - “‘ ' .ihroo ilsys.snii~.eli thot tinge tm as‘¢_:i_

. _ . . ' ‘ I k ' 1 l.wera_ breaking all over e zp .;..°~'! CENT word “ch mm

we lu Hsu 7 »..N..l'z.':'.:::;.’.."‘:..r..::“l°y:lr°l‘.-"°e»-°~"°“°.*:"»»- of -i--.tri-. oi- to--i.

QPEQHU 1 'im t others hi this rrt-stoshgo." '-lf” ‘"*“‘3“ °“t"‘fh;' ‘1fm2“",§,f,f‘h‘ th; Gulf liuilt woomnmv erdw- llllll

" I _ I ,_ _ __t me., excep _ mm., ~

. ‘ - ' - ETc_g_1y,i§-s(]:\:“°g_hg?;¢',1,";v‘-hgag; Egg; Tglmfvi' -forced to spend' at the pumps ,m-“m mu". Mn.” an -_~

, f»`~'*"*""*~‘ - ' _‘aryl

the pleasure of listening to a very en- joyable entertainmcnt. Mr. F. R.

manner, and told of the object of the concert--to assist the Khaki Ulub in its worthy service by maintaining n place where the men in their sparc time may write letters to their friends and find amusement and recreation. The programme was a niost generous one and included capitally rendered solos by Miss Tessie McNally. Miss Dorothy Sutherland. Miss Georgie Kelly. Lieut. A. B. Cosli, and Mr. James Mcinnia. Several of the voca- lists were obliged to respond to en- cores. Veryeiijoyable readiligs were given by Mrs. Parker, >Ho0lv0l'»' Miss Edna Gordon and Mills _Nqwsil--all so

8004 ¢|\llU'Zl_ll0bf§lc'_a_`_f_vverQ‘also deman- ded éordeaéli. ' 0 vocal duet by Mr.

' IAL rifce and bleut. Robins was a

decidedly enjoyable number. The .whistling solo by Pte. Daniels and step-

rapturous applause and they were ob- liged to repeat their performances. A

solo in which six young ladies took

- part, while equally enjoyable was the

piano duet by Misses Mary Johnston and Hilda Jenkins. The music of the

and end of the programme was by o

tcro|tin¢_ etoroopticoii views of the nn_vy. his of the nations, etc., were shown. and _a sale of home mad; candy was conducted which lddii con'

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.right young man. Appl&_ at once to Johnston at Johnston. iissllll- _ ; ' 155-6-ZMGIJ ,ruFii.` 'uTl'iIi‘sTT-‘illttl " Ann

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