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Allied shipping has been launched than has been sunk by the U-boats. ~ While the activity of the submarines is still considerable, the menace is not now so great

as it was a year ago. .

In the air, the Allies have been supreme. The raids on England have been

fewer and the damage done infinitely less. On the other hand, the Allied airplanes have successfully bombarded'German towns, doing. immense damage to railways,

munition factories and army stores. '~

In Canada the new Military Service Act has worked most satisfactorily, and

already the 100,000 additional men aimed at have been secured without calling upon the nineteen year class. Many of the Canadians have gained distinction, among

them not a few Islanders. ,

Altogether the year that has gone has been one of steady progress in the war,

and the prospects now are that in the year we are just entering upon, the Huns will

be on the defensive, while the Allies will steadily press towards Berlin.

Since May the Prime Minister of Canada, Sir Robert L. Borden, accompani-

ed by several of his Cabinet, has been in London attending the Imperial Conference. Sir Robert has had a great reception and has been consulted by Mr. Lloyd George and the War Cabinet on all phases of the war policy. So much reliance do the Im- perial Government place on Sir Robert’s advice and judgment that they have urged

him to remain in London for some time io assist them in their work, both as regards , I the present policy and also regarding peace and after-war problems. _

Sir Robert also visited the western front where he addressed the boys there

doing their bit. He had an enthusiastic welcome from both officers and men. The Guardian has received a sketch of the incident from Pte. Max Murphy, “our own artist at the front,” and hopes to have the pleasure of reproducing it at an early date.

AMERICAS WAR EXPENSE

SIEANNY GRNWINH

(Special to The Guardian)

W'ASH»lNGTON, August 1.-The _Un-

ited States’ war expenses now arc run- ning about 50 per cent. liiglier than tlros_e of Great Britain, it was shown today by comparison oi' twzisury re- ports and a newly issued Britisii .'in~ nmrial statement. Owing tu the shari- cr time the United Stitcs his been in

lite '.\‘ir,however, her n:f.t:un:1l war

delit is only one-third as lam; as that of Great Britain and the burden of taxation in this country no i' is only aimut one-half as much as iz is in Britain. l

A DOUBLE SUICIDE

BAR HARBOR, Maine, July 31. -

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ed together at the waist and feet were found floating in the harbor near the hreakwiiter here yesterday. Papers

found in the clothing were identified as those of Harry II. Morse, of Lynn. Mass., and his wife. The county med- ical examiner decided that both man

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Thll group was..aent the Guardian from the Western Front with the'

intimatlon tney were all Islanders.

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and woman committed suicide. Morse’s

brother. Rev. W. I. Morse. is rector of the Cliurch of the incarnation (Epis- copal) in Lynn. He is said to be at present nn vucntion in St. Andrew’s. N. Il.

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me Canndim: troiips in En_~,lund ami 'r;|;ice, paid ii tribute to the imvfnrxesr t-rgzardzatlon and i.zrlustrY WN*-'h lnark the activities r.\i_Cunada'.a army over-

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I UHAIEAN IHNRNYA

LONDON, July 31.-Evidence ac-

cumulates that during their brief slay in the Marne salient- the Gernians have been again indulging in whole- sale acts of vandalism. ln it rnessilgei

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HUN VANUALS SACK ii‘;%’;“°

WASHlNG'l`()N, July 31.-An offi-

cial despatch from France says Ger- man newspapers report King Ferdin and of Bulgaria gone to “foreign lands." i`or some time on account of

his health. According to the' ,Neue Freio Presse, a Bulgarian personago on his way through Vienmi, admitted that the Bulgarian people were very

SSM H0111 FI'@HCl\ HI‘1\1.V l\f‘1\<l<i\1=»\'t<:\'.>', tired ot' the war and had prospects of

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Supreme Sacrifice.

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Four Brothers Keeping, who volunteered early. One of thoee made the

of their conduct while in pnssoesionl ot' Clnttcnu Thierry. l

The Germans were in the town tor;

some time. and apparently ihouiz|1i` they would remain there indoiinitt-i_\-.‘ When they found they would linvt- to give it up they appnrontly detcrinnr ed to take the only vengeance. intheii , power. The injuries which lizwvlim-il inflicted on the town nre such nal coulfi not be the result of sl\clf’ng. Ihr 1 correspondent. points out, as ll-.noi houses, which silffcred most were cn-

tirely uuinjureti by shell, shrupncl; or bullet.

"These houses." he said. “were

magnificently furnished, the walls hung with costly tapestries and ad- mirnble pictures. The furniture is oi' exceptional elegance, and itnprcssivc. mirrors and charming statutes were' numerous.

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not been destroyed."

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