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'l‘o ileeide on a Win The War Policy. ‘f _War- ~l.ilierals” and" "Laurier Liberals” Two Dis- tinct' Parties. Globe and Star Standing by Former. Union Government is Assured. !

_-_.ff-._-ii.

(From Our Own Correspondent.)

UTTAWA.- Liberals have answer- ed the determination of the Liberal ci cndidates tg support Sir Wilfrid Lau-

rier by calling a provincial convention

policy. ‘Both the Globe alld Star will stand 'by the war Liberals as against t-he Laurier Liberals.

A Union Government will be ac-

complished. .lt will not be announced until the House prorogues -but Sir Ro- bert Borden 'will lead a Union party in the coming contest. It is believed that -the Western Liberals will repu- diate Laurier at their convention in Winnipeg on August 7 and 8. Sir Clifford Sifton in an _ Senator Bostoclc, Uibellll leader iti the Senate, makes a powerful appeal

vice Act. Sir Clifford is 3 staunch advocate of Union government as are Premier Norris of Manitoba, Pre

Brewster of 'British Columbia nm N. W. Rowell, Liberal leader in Oil tario.

DAvLloH'r sAviNo oiscussso.

(From Our Own Correspondent) [lt

OTTAWA- Parliament discussed

today daylight saving alld wheat pri-,

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.MEETING OF COUISUEL

th British war mission, im an inter- The 0"d°"'1‘“'C°`“"°" is' bused on n I ` ,

I- 1. view given to the Sun Besides dwel report 0; t_he l°_ublic ServiiceBCom _

-_ . - _ - ' U 1 m tee o t e Na onal Service card N

;- -_ _‘ 1 -- F - '- Qsghggldgetgeihisliirgf real gzbgxnar- made _O11 MW 9- P11" °f th” "’°°" _

_ ine dsngsr, tho British publisher ¢1e¢°d»

_ __ t re the - (Canadian Press Despatch.)

' e cu , . ‘ A t.:.':.si.t:‘;.s.€::.‘;.i::° 2. . .......- comme would L<>~»f>~.~<<>f»--f-»»- on 19

neet of vessem fast enough to elude out that strong appeals HTG being. the British defeated the Turks 9

il °“f\‘U“ the 9“bm“"i"e5- lmade to thapeople or Cailvaftig mfg miles west oi’ Bersheba, capturing Let the Unne-d States ,md her ecollomlze in every way.

_ _ bt | ty thirteen prisoners. On July 20 they

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Correspondence Submitted in Connection with

. do

A meeting of the Council of the' ill the light of all the circttlllstullcen wa

I0

I th

iilll i$2 cd

fix ha bu au Joi ke

wi -ba

open letter to

_ _ .

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authority to Congress to move the ‘do

September first. This bill is not to

in Toronto to decide on a win the wur lc

nn from Sir George Bury of tits C. P. R. agreeing to the proposal. -

position. git' George Foster proposed

pass siimilar legislation in Canada _ d read a letter

'among the members of the rural con- stituencies and it is im-probable that

a.

ock on 1 hour ‘from April first to neo

take effect until .next year. Amer- 1

an railwa s have agreed to the tpro~ ;

Unexpected oppositioll developed

the

Many members demanded today the of

d J.G_. Turiff, Assiniboia, su ested

with this demand was the condi ‘ me

ed for flour. The United States

nt action ill t-his regard will be ta- n by Canada and the United States: ' is also probable that similar action ll be tkken in regard to meats, corn ‘ rle-y, oats and potatoes. _ / °

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held yesterday afternoon in' the Board Yours very truly, means in your power to prevent her l1l1_l`l- _ ti M _Q ’ ' ‘ _ _ ‘ mln though they i d HU of Trade Rooms. Tile President and _ F. COCHRANE. gslllkirng your transports and supply __ Allel’ CBl“9l\l\ mv” 5” 0" V0” - _ i . _ ground which h ga ne 3 ‘ 9 practically all the members of the L. H. Beer, Esq. shi s. `

_ -~ ` ' _ 1 (1 l their L

Charlottetown Board of Trade was they will appreciate tht- situation land will if you do not exert every “gsm to me utmoqt n ang

Council were present; also his wor- Secretary Board of Trade, ship, Mayor Brown. Charlottetown, i'. ld. i.

-After routine business the corres

pondence between the' Board and Following the- reading of the let- f rvlce, thus. (Canadian Press Despatch.) Premier Borden and the Minister Of ters there was a general discussion fl‘0ll1 the lack Of l1ll9llll0l\ Dlllll 10 "easing the murs 0 Be

- _ iderabie saving 1°. LONDON- on July 17 ln German

th t d li tio oi l ll-h ~i - th li l e in this country. l be @fl@Cll'llS li C0“5 -

Ehltaily-‘Ey;f.r§. Rgllivgyx evrisazltakliln UD p’hi‘tYlThe'pIi?ilt:ncit:lRJ,llsallolildiight t\lv‘l;k lie?/esuthlemgolhstant statements about U18' C0\1l1llY Bm- U7 be With!" sam east Africa d Mio

-i

` » (canadian Press osspatoh.) _people sud lured 26 at Felixstowe '

' LONDON;- ffwerity German air- ‘and Harwich! uring a two hours raid. (Cllladllll PN" D°lPi4°l1-) C

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h othg A Central thltarlo __

lrittslrStlluad?t‘?l‘l'_\."'if:|ev;s~tiiiii:dt 'mill 'Fi'3'l ‘l'it'ii.."”r’.'II§ Enemy- Trenches 501! Yards on Front ui

afjllil;-i2ii- `lniilréd'i'hy'Bombs i`_t_i_"-"_fIotlsl"fowns.‘ ?}§;§i,_:n;§' "'°°*l-**°l"'- 700’ Yards inflicting Serious Losses. `

__&.

The-y were driven off at the ed out to sen.; It is known that one l11°l‘l'0W U18 S0V9l`l1l11°l'll Will Wk l°l` ly

ll. _ _ _ - st. They however killed eleven German machine was shot down. B V°l° °f Credit °f “ix h““d"°d and mn

_ fifty million pounds, the largest vote ima

----- -- - - V ~-»-~----- ~--- ---f-----~---»-----~ since -the outbreak of the war. This oi'

‘ ' will hrtn "'11

PPUSEU HUN- RAIIIER AXE USE HEAVILY A ixstiiitzgzlfifzitlilym ;°5“w5345 ff:

. __ . t

cel Umted States 1eg;g|at|0,, gives planes yesterday failed to reach Lon- The squadro -was separated and forc- LONDON- ln the C°m"'°”“ 0 FR

a

_ tl tl ‘-1 . 'rh “ - 'Ca

per bushel at Fort Wmmm_giouDl_ freight steamer which escaped fromldms 0 “C on 8 ec°n°my 8 gut” Have luthorizmi no

Ministers in charge of the depart h

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Ullldemlflflfl CPU" “lid °l"`lV"d| ments are to give the matter inlme- v‘mm'nt of Nuunnullsafety' m_

mier Sifton of Alberta, Premier tioll that a maximum price be also her” Y‘5"’te"d“l'~ dlate attention.:

ln addition the hours of work in

r not yet tuhen authority to do this _ the Service may be ‘lengthened f°°““"°" p"°“ °°"’“'°"') _ V" t when the President se-cures this B I An Order-in-Council 118.5 118011 DHBV' PLTROGRAD-_ The *‘°ldie"s'

thority it is very probable that _ ' ‘ S

'sill

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it “itll” Fentyittu

_ _ Votcof 850 Million Pounds lfiil' V ’ "‘ V A 1 it V'

ne German Plane Brou ht. t -s- W ""‘°°" "F" T°'“°"°"- P

_ _ _ _ ,¢_,__,__ _

Battalion Penetraied

Nu... f

(Canadian Press Despatch.)

Avion and at Lens. lt s

i`l_'i8H CAPTURE PRISONERS.

(Canadian Press Despatch.)

ANADIAN HEADQUARTERS IN ANCE.- Canadians captured six- prisoners early this morning and icted _serious losses on the Gel ns in liiled and wounded southeast

wa s cen-

Ontario battalion that was en-

ed. The German line was pelle- ted 500 yards along a 700 yard

iii iiinihtiit' iii sntiizt t ,,N,,,,;fmm-S 2'2""

e bill will become law this session. AN ATLANTIC PORT.- The pre- E ` ' "' ' _ ____

sence of s, strange craft believed to came". - Pre' D" awk) ' _ R

MAXWUM PRICE OF WHEAT' be a German ralder due west frotml 0T¥I.AwA__ n Bn’ Dmbzm over mg

Spanish coast and two thlrd1,1,'too civil s auto ln ottiifvu wlil d"

_ Bel

_ the way across the Atlantic from shortly lose t eir positions or be _v _

to' him to support the Military Ser- fixing ofa mzlximihm prloe for wheat Eumpe_ was reported ,hy R B,-mshi superannuated. The reason for this sddlers and workmens Dale th

LONDON.-- A successful local' op tion was carried out by us last ht southeast of Avion, says to y's war oillciui report on th French

9

glan front. Our troops reached eir oluectives with little loss and

ptured a nu-mber of prisoners of

om 51 have already been broughil We also raided the enemy’s po

ons during the night south of lla ut-ouri and ill the neighborhood ot`

Bullecourt and Hoiebeke. Addi- tional prisoners were secured by us and a number of the -enemy were killed and his dugouts bombed. Hos-

-. tile raiding parties were repulsed

sollthcsst of Loca and in -the nelgh-_ borllood of Loimbaertzyde.

kenewsxv AGAIN ,Goes To

FRONT.-_ ~ _

(Canadian Press Despatch.)

LONDON.~ Despatches from Gali-

- cle state that the breach in the Rus-

sian line caused by the soldiers deci- ding to retreat against commands, is eight miles wide and ten miles deep. The Premier and Minister of War Kerensky has again st`arted'for the front and loyal regiments have de- '_-itlcti to turn over all authority to

- him pr.'lctti::tily nlak-ing him military

dictator.

d recommendmg that the staffs bg workmenis and peasants- de|eg“ws- --~.~.,.,`,.,,,-_-_-__<---~........,,,w_,`,.--_,¢w. ,~,.\.-..,\,.~__..,._._.,s.....,....,,..,,,_,,__,_,_,_,______

_ cut down. The order was tabled in have granted Premier Kemmky un

IS the Senate yesterday. ,

(Canadian Press‘Despatch.) tion in favor of married men. lishment of public order ut the front EW YoRl<~ The foot thot the _ W°"“ ll” g°“_@ °“' "ll" ‘here “mst sndnt homo.

_ American people do not fully uDp,.e_ be efficiency and economy in all de-

cia ' _ '

Ge '

I i

te the extreme seriousness of me partments of the Government About _ mi rman submarine menace was em» llfleell il€r_cent__ of.._:het_ p_|-esent Civil

asized by Lord Northcliffe, head of Service *"9 l°' 9 3 9° 9 '

i' t i' th t this I

OUS il() Ol' 0 8 WHT il H10

not believe Germany tan win the S r by the submarine, but she can l

when the axe is wielded it is said limited powers under ‘the government

there will he reasonable rliscrlmhld 0! national safety" for the re-eslftlr

I

our Committee We 0l` "Dl“i°n ‘hm za. Tile enemy‘loss was' 102 killed e' rent ma orit of the Public

ig ___ Ot-lmw; are quite wmmg 17 prisoners one trench imortar and

erv ce

its

give hrs-d to this appeal 111\o.°“1"" ’J°°U’-

WHS

THE GERMI-l

CI-lPTlillED

RDS

D-Ei-lTH

-on

ositlon Taken by Germans from French

Proved-‘a l/erilalile Sfaughthfiiouse -

A For Them. A ' P

(Canadian Press Despatch.)

FRENCH HEADQUARTERS.- Til rs

fierce attack on the eastern end

P ommittee are of the unanimoi_1s _ _ t ey -are gradually lo- I

. g - _ _ - -

I "The figures issued _e_vei;__y_ wifi: gpiritoal __t_l_1_i:_t__ tlgr; Pu_l1__li_c_c§_;2rv_€___<z____;1, sing. The slaughter ln their ranks

it tinll msea ng, u _ . -_ 'gist ntllteyndinn lrlisflegd people unac-' D61' C811! Wlll10"l allefling "5 ef , , ' _ - .

'anointed with shipping is obvlousflclency.. by D1'°P°lll°“°"-‘ly ‘“`.

appalling.

m_______ Lord Northclme began ,__ th 5th division of the'Gerrnan Guards in

_ , __

of the (‘.heulinDes-Dames oil the M9116. gallled nothing but a death

GERMANS STORMED FRENCH PO- _ SITIONS.

(Canadian Press Despatch.)

l’AlllS.- Colltinliing their violent

:lttat-ks on the Aisne front the Ger_ mmm limi night stormed the French renches in Casemates Plateau, the War oiiice announces. in the Calif-

Lforlne plateau the French maintained

hell Sulllwrting trenches.

- _ _ ' t h -

d dl u sed The following i‘e'i>ll0=1 tliat the mall r hould t b ll tho sinking of submarines are a ser- lllllllfl 1111 lmmeimte "ed"°u°“ M' we Capture un S 8 FRENCH CHAMBER OF DEPUHES

an sc s . _ e s no . e a owet -~

f P i Border and the Minis to Iwph r lt l t d til los or tho danger they dolor your' fifteen per rent. or rosy. l_,7s0_ zu-_:_f=‘:11_‘_‘~ 015111:' 193' 'hge Ya” “ef” ADOPT GRADUATED iNcoMe 1~Ax.‘ rom rem er l . ' I ` e e. was poll e ou lat _ ' _ f h P mir; érv ce n ~ gi ng W cons era e osses on

ter of Railways to letters sent by U10' the' widening oi' the gauge and the il1V€l1l0l‘S f\`0m “sing the" _§¢e"i“‘f'f g_‘v)v’;fe|Bs ?.ec:,,§megd€d_"

Board were read: provision asked for in order to tuci- they l1€'ll> llle' 81161113' by ll1SDl”l1S_ 'il 21 _th out of K_ (Oda

f litate the movement of the season" confitdence th-at has no Justlflcat on., _ we drove e enemy

Iboth sides near Narongobe. On July

tl!!

PARlS_- The Chamber of Deputies

y passed the graduated income which has been under discussion

-i croD was an essential part of the At one time our newspapers were _ _ 'topo and we have madergains stother since 1907_ The vote was 442 to 1_

Ottawa, Ollt., July 1601- 1917- lsland's share in the war. As n rc- filled Wllll U18 “me kind 0' “‘°'ie“‘ ‘ "

_ , points.

Dear sin- 1, suit of tho National sorvloo cam- When A submarine is filed-al Li _ . . _ ____&____ _

_After receiving your letter of the Daign into which the farmers of the only l‘-lllllrlll that U18 SUl1l1el‘_ S gill; T FOIL PLOT To SPREAD gpm 12th inst. I conferred with the _Ml'| province entered whole heartedly atlbelieve lie has been sutctgs... u__, LOCK _,Aw ON PLASTER been eliminated from me, measure ____ nister of ltailwnyfl “nd Canals lm the Buggeoilon of the Government, whereas in the majority _0l'_"” if as “W Passed, which makes such declare-.l pecting the standartlization of l_l_l@ the largest crop in the history of is know_n that the subrnar ne esc p

fits

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Prinru Edward island Railway. 0 tho province wut huvo been produt unhurt- noPi~;N.nAcl~lN.- Berlin nowsoa- KAN5~*S ‘-"TY- M0 “`r““"”’“‘°" "f °"

V _ _ _ I _ _ _ . ancellor o hint best? lilllnxfn)clt~§eg:%lnt?l§ee“s|iH;l9tl¥]le £3 shit tlxlsrtgfletiglrlts t;lfndst:a|mhcl'thseerlvlE;` SAV AMEFHCANS A lf who ei ht ears ago was W5 by 111681111 0! disease lnti0C\llliUDl1 “ries and pensions are taxed three. Um BxCh"q"e"' ll 'eller Yesleffla n s er » . ‘ .

“ved here report that Eu_ a plot to spread terror through Kan-

pels lec

_ _seas Ze. 5 Y th lr tl t ll ed it- and

I .realize that i_t is quite impossible it is felt that without the full use ot TRY T0 KILL KAISER. the head of the Russian “hung ____l;_0\_l_g_ F§:_>:_lrRrl0;1_;_e;‘__;va{;__t;__e_g________;>_ _______s____e_ (_0_________________ and _________f_____ lflllyyfnlo tll1;dnr?;Jr{’nrt;‘lh:~l»-fl};‘°w§;fr{,;"”;'b§(§‘f,,§'ye`Il;n?l?citsll>!l;]w!3t tLoNlJoN- The Renter Amstordnnil °‘“"”'s' is nmtlggsmlinnusilant ctlxd ~“*°""W Of Kansas. at Konsus city. ‘“"“S l"°"‘-‘* f'°‘" “"0 °"°"l““"‘°"

- Halls l““"`“"d er ' ze Kan. to hav been effected by the

sources of the country undvr lJl‘PS@l" forward the marketable surplus in correspondent sends- the following- from Paris ,mer vmntmlr Bom-tzeff 9

dm W lave been obliged ‘

D81'

. _ ' . f 1, 1 , 1 five

con .ons. 6 1 time I0 2801196 <lBl1'l11Ee by l'l”°Sl9 Accmding to 'i_:"°rms”;ti°"h0:evv°(;'|l_ a Russian revolutionist, had charged Efrgfltostatt? men n d “Bram [owns _tions reduce these rates for the smal- to cut down every expenditure' fllfll Mr. Nelson Rattenberry spoke able h®rB. Whlc 1”" a'__ reserve’ him with being a police spy, in Order Team conducted by Govemmem le, |

is not vitally necessary Bild 110m” strongly on the subject. He referred bet treated with neceas y . _ _ ca the Ven ence.” the rev".

S .

works already under construction to the dimcumes encountered last mrltwo Americans were shot recently _0__t-s_s{>e _md became __ wanderer Chemist Smith and his aids were

Tho obligatory declaration of pro-

and earnings subject to verifica- bythe fiscal authorities has

optional.

Wages, agricultural earnings, sal-

three-quariers per cent by this

cent; revenues from investment per cent. exemptions and tleduo

IICOUIBH .

Th'e principal provisions of the bill

u on s - - “td to hav revealed mm", germs were first adopted by the Chamber in

such as the enlargement of the Wet" tumnm the shipment or produce ow' on the chmtge'0lt}:r'll`l:l!:1g lthttlilgtgltlig mwemug "nd" vari°“° “mes” on planters ewhich the threecusilects 1909. The Senate held the text until land Canal have been stopped F10* ing to the' scarcity of shipping He to take 0 b

. When the war rok`e out Azef was

withstanding llllf the C°“"`“°“"`5 thought further representations life.” - were "mn and ii had a large force of men empl°Y9d should be made to th Government

. Oth

in Germany and was interned, accord m 5 g V "5 “W” e'

earl in 1914, when it ado ted a ro

Y D D '

got- s not yet tdemlned were deglared ject revising the taxes on real estate

e ' ' LL I t cures colds etc. m [he r°l’°"' Later _h° 1°" mcg to have been found. “lid

and protested vigorously 231111111! Mr. James Paton, M. L. A.. stat-I Mlnsrdl '1 "W" ' and was removed to s hospital an

prevented from carrying Ollt H ed that he also had been in corres-

n____" appealed _O the Russian PM The names of the three were with- The

- . y _ ` hold by Mfr. aohortson, as h sold he wil

contracts- Under U19 °lf°"’m5t““°e“;D0114l9l1C€ Wllll slr R059" B°l`d°“ 0" ,soners of War Committee for assis- reared the men might be |;?nched .H francs yearly in July. 1914. which l"l10lie that -the Board of 'l`l‘HilB Ol tilts subject, and had received a ,

. _ _ ‘ ING EVENTS '“"°°~ . _

Cl1Bl‘l0ll€l0W11 Will Tenn" the wndi reply Bomewllal slmllal' ll’ that “"6 DOM ~ -was understood the are to 'be brought law

Mons _\_vith which _the country is coll- tred b,;_th9_B0?5d___ }-:et _t_hougl;_t thr_l_i ANNOUN'0EM]§NTs? S-|~R|KEs |N___E_?DE:MAN ¢QA|_.h____e for q__es_________é'_ 0 0 fronte at preaen. tle ma er slou e ur er p eese _ _ . M _ R b rm ld h I 5 0

Yours faithfully. The secretary was instructed to KEETINGS’ ETC' r 0 e on sa e was

_ __ at tl oss

d ti f

- R. L. BORDEN- forward to Premier Borden' and the 0 n

their identities became known lt W”

limit

COPENHAGEN- Extensive striker " “'° V" °" "le *‘"“5°“ 91°* ' H

imposing a new tax on securities.. Chamber voted a tax of two per on all incomes exceeding 5.000

raised to ten per cent by the new posed last December. while th" of exemption was lowered iloin

, to 3,000 francs.

is expected that the Senate will

_ . - The fact that th ame f th _th ` concur in the changes and that the

E. H. Beer, Esfl. Minister of Railways strong repre-_ “Ono lyundred auto lllfllfafl Wélnl' arereported to be in progress in the persons under a::_e';t Wesnfof gernfgr? new

Secretary Board of Trade. sentations on the situation urging ed at Wiltshire tes, \i§¢;__;1_;!a%l1y. 3||es|,m and Rhine 008| llelds °f Ge" origin, and other features connected 3°"-

Charlottetown, P E. i. the vital necessity of standardizing July 25th. ,_ 1827,7.2 . » -_ ,Imnn .' The trouble has arisen over _

_ , .Y ltlit ihtidl ‘t,h idfh

the railway, and oi' beginning nt once. V-~ - ' _ 1- it-he food restrictions and 0bJl00ll0“B X wing olmoi entgmyciltiturg. Ba £38!

Ottawa, 16th July. 1917- A committee consisting of they "Come to the strawberry fest vs_ toni-e labor Service |,,w_

Dear Sir,-~ ' President, Mr. Hillson, the s~ecretary‘ih‘ hid of Charlotteto\r:'_n_H¢;i;l;=_tai. 0: » ` _ , » . hi. have yours of July 12th in refer- Mr, Beer, Mr. W_. li.__Aitkin. Mr. Fridsyy evening. lly -_ ° ,._r|~|:[F \vEA'|'}[ER To GERMAN HoME_ ence to the standardization of thu Nelson Rattenburypand Mr. H. V. Knights of Columbus.Grounrls_.Bsnd' _ l___EMl__ERA_T~i___RE *_ _

Prince Edward island Railway, whicn. Buntain was appointed' to wait upon in sttelldance_._ ,_ . .

I may say, it is iinpnssihle l01"lll° Superintendent Grady with a request `

G nt to consider*d11l'lllS the that the Aranmore make daily mulidll **EXCU'RS'lON TO BON8HAW.-- f "ii T D * l g ETC‘ m“°°h"'Wh° h"“d|°'d ‘thé"§'“"“° ‘md ovcrnme f ~ ‘ ' .

MAKES GETAWAY

dent

law will become operative ml 1. 1918.

AMAZiNG FEATS OF

KORNlLOFF'S ARMY

LONDON.- The Times corrf\spv\ii~

at the Headquarters of the

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wmmem' of the United States Mya “cond tram on the Muna’ Hglilllzir Godgohthhgnlrhhynggtgrnehgsofmlgasto Rl: V glylfentigie iwvlllsbe hlgh~this-afternoon -Amboy, N. J.. shortly after ths~ ddt- .hut on man' from wwe sources' M" Branch at as early an datf? ag mligla es' unlrr Red Cross That is not cor- at l..5l and tomorrow at 2.35: it will laration of war. April 0. on o-omlll

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war. This Government has closed stated that final arrangements had __The No_____ -i-w___._____e Red Cross _l_11_‘;_l‘l'_1_1:\_ll€;1_`l1lllK 11 4 5 U' ‘"9 £1; 5:* od B=_em:_‘;,:’ "fs .nw po" or "'° "°"k °“ ° ”“'"‘b°' °f mfg” mm" “°'\ Y" b°°“ °°mpm°d' ‘ gocm wp; hon; 5 ts; and festival- Tho moon sets toninght at 9.58. the Deutschland and the homo: port

no no contracts since the ' on th: beautiful grounds of Mr. There was u new moon on Wtcdnes- of the North Ger__r_s_sn_Li_:>°ytl<_in--slam

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.did work of Iwi-ltiiniT's Anmy. relatively small ttulilbiurs it carried! out an astonishing exploit. Within

vesterds was 65 dc rees shove At mon ss ei three days it has broken the lines

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f. the~enemy‘s troops the Aus- ilfteenth division lost. fourllfths German 93rd and Austrian 38th

Divisions 'lost half its effectlves. Out ,oi forty-four battalions of 82,000 -bayo-

thsre remain not more-than I-.- Our losses were about a third

of these.

regard thst Archdtllte Joseph ved Kornilofvs edensivo was not

serious. but.. thc. enemy is now tho- roughly alarmed sad-offering despo-

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TALK PlA|NiY lil __B_UNlR LAW

(Canadian Press Despatch)

LONliON- The Unionist, business

commtttce, one of the most illiluen- tial group in thc House of Commons, which the war hue produr;r;r]_ sem Andrew Bonllr Law. Ch- t’

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wherein they urged their views of various political matters, including .\nteliv:i':t clltry into the wur. the t-rononlit: policy and revoiuionary nlovenlcnts in labor centres The let- ter citcu presenteventn as hsvhng caused doubt in the minds of the writers whether the government is fUll0WllliI the development in Ger- many Wllh Pl‘0Der regard for the facts. ` .

They llrgii Y is rt mistake to sup-

pose that the Germans were unwil- lingly driven to war by the Emperor and Prussian militarist and that an democratlt- movement in Germany is likely to sweep out milltnrlsm from the country.

The Gcrniall people ns n whole, the

letter says, ure' in entire .syttlpatlly wiill the government und tllcrc is no reiiuhlo Iiidit~ut~lon 'thai the Ger- lnuil rocittl strutrttlrc will not stand the siirain of wur to the end. lt is therefore, urged that Great Britain ' in consultation with its nllieu, adopt practical tlccislons, und ucts thereupon with .a view' to. carry-ing out the resolutions of the Paris eco- nomic conference `an<l thu* British ltnperial war corrference. The writers

of the third Austrian Army underl General Nadlss along a front of 12 miles, forced the Dniester, captured the historic City of Hslicz, advanced 15 miles and has taken 100,000 pri- soners 170 German oilleers and ii hundred uns

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fear that otherwise Germany will be at a great advantage when peace negotiations begin and will be able to introduce discord among the Al- lies. _ ,

The Chancellor lntrr received mem-

bers of the comnllttee privately and according to press reports gave e'm-` phatic assurances regarding the post wiki- policy detailing ,steph already ta en. . .

to be- some plain

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The deputation wus reported

setiofied.» According to the eourc0s the deputstlon made spoken complaints of some of new ministerial appointments, espec- ially that. of W-lust-on Spencer Churchill. the minister of munitions. whom it' is silegud. they described ss peculiarly uniitted by tempermont. nnd'cllara_cter fdr this post. ‘_

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