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tion. The Anna Company, 21 Plo- vlnciai Lane, Montreal.
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men..or two college students ut, 8, Upper §[i-ilsborougll St. ~ - 234-4-30M6tpiI
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MARRIED MAN vi_/`i».___p4.fi'_i:_§,-_-._.I__o.~i'_c_> " . ll
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T0 LET. '
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prices. Holman & Co., Charlotte-
1 lb blocks; also eggs in any quantity. Highest prices. Holman A2 Co Charlottetown. ‘ -B68.5,lM3i '1
about twenty acres near Charlotte town with good buildings. Mel- colm Macltiunoli, 0'Leary. I
130-4-24M7ipIl.
T-o. LET TENEMENT or s .Rooms
near Railway Station. apply 7 Prince St. 261-5-1M3i -
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*"i'.'t:f:i.::.l.-.:.-_ gn. SUB, MINAIII GRAVE.
'tilt lilecilits. G. J. lialnlltoll St
' gems, Pit-toll, N. S.
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oral maid. One who understands plain cooking. Wages $14.00 per inohthin, start. with. Apply evenings _ §te..,A. E. Duff. North ltiver Road.
flglltori. 10026-4-21Mtf.
IQCOME A NURSE. AND EARN $26 '\voeltiy. The W. W. BACKUS HOS- PITAL, of Norwich. Connecticut. U. ii. -I\,;..e generel hospital with ell Iiipilird equipment. offers s three yep: ’- graded course to yollng wo-
nisn;‘ds\i_r__lng s nurse’s profession. -'Cdhlpensiion during training. Do -not-_apic forrapplicstion blank un-
lgg.-you fully-intend _to take up the 'I urr'.‘. KATJIMEEN A. DQWD. R. N.; nper§l_l,en_tlsnt_ of Nurses. Nor. _ vliethotin dirtiest. - sos .4.i2M1m°
min-_w._sia'rnnn._
-_ a-partisan-ual,
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TORONTO May 1. Fresh north
east and out winds fair ami' cold.
The highest temperature recorded
yesterday wee 34 degrees above. At i.0_ I. m, it was 32 above: at 9 p. m. it was 32 above. The coldest the pre- vdous night was 32 above.
The tldo will be high this eveninl
at 0.12 and tomorrow at 7.21: it will be high tomorrow morning at 7-13 and Thursday at 7.55. - The sun lets this evening at 7.23 and tomi0rr0v_y at 7-24: it rise* to- morrow morning at 5.00 and hurs-
dey at 5.04.
The moon sets tomorrow morning
at 2.45. ~
The first gunner or the moon was
on Sunday. pril 20th at 12.82 s. m.
The _#ill be full on SundaY~
AGENTS WANTED T0 SELL FOR
or _
lil/TNTED, a rellnble agent in every
"tim old reliable Fonthlll Nurser- ies." We teach our men to sell. Experience unnecessary. highest commissions paid, handsome free equipment. Stone & Wolllnstoiul T onto. Out 248-5-1MElnlo.
unrepresented district in Prince Eil- ward island. to soil our selected III"- of hardy Fruit and Ornamental 'I'
600 acres. Established thirty ilvo years PELHAM NURSERY C0.. Toionto, Ont. 230-14Emwsii
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SAY IIINIIIIN PAPERS
LONDON. April 28.-Lolidoii llowe;-,
papers united today ill empllasizinti the gravity of the submarine menace evidenced in the official weekly lil-it| of sinkings of 55 merchantment of| British registry, and Lord Davenport s_ statement ill the House oi’ Commons
yesterday. I
Ie dissatisfaction was voiced'
Som
lu the Times editorial that the stat0--
ment does not give totals of ton- nage lost and declared "lf fuller de- tails were furnlsiled the case would
bo folgid still' worse." __ "'l`h' weell's return is very grave. reid the nelly lvlell. "Even °°-_‘li does not show the full Bxlenf- UI me damage done by me Q9_Tl1,1““ "“b‘ marines. its ilguree. of course, are truthful as far as they B0- -bi" mel’ rei’er'»only to British shil>B- *md the, result is very grave and gives -a felaw impression. .They do not inciu -e French.. ltelien. A-mefiwl “nd “°“' tral Vessels."
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ERNIANS MAY Y IYAIIIIAIE NNIIIIAIISIR
pAg,i3_ April 2].-Deapatches from
‘Switzerland aImounce_thst the Ger- .men-Swies frontier is being fenced off by electricsilyollarged wires. Bi- milar to the I-Ioilsnd-Belgian~German frontiers.
This was done because of the num-
ber of escapes and desertions by Germans. Prisoners of war were
gl-;wf:iI,‘¥Ii;grts also etate that evi-
dence is apgerent that, Muiheueen may be ev oiled by the Germans. Swiss militer critics believe li en,
tre-cs Equipment free. Exclusive territory. Good pay Wlwkly- 0*/0F T
V
/5
.Qi-5.5¢..
COVGYY.
Mlrlfen oilgeii 'Init -he ieurteeh
houree -lilteen minutes. ' Minarw illiiimni cur” t°°i_I\l°"°-
I
I.f°*.i°l.:<ir.-if
Swiss frontier by tlkiaf up -a no tins 99nelt:$2=tle~§liiII9t
D E '
ling Alihireh-umsulqo vein Io M*
_ A. , __ __ ,__
THE ARR-AS BATTLE A IIERIT-ABL
rl no Other Engagement Since the War Began have the Academic Discussion
Germans Sui ered' Such Terrible Losses as in Their senlalion. Head T ‘ Counter-Attacks on the Positions from which They had io United Slales 0 Been Driven. Whole Batialions were Blown to Pieces. Noi Yel Considered Wave after Wave oi Advancing Enemy Wiped Out and the Ground for Miles was Littered with German Dead. ,,<_,f,cg-,-;,_g_~-,§;,t,~,-,§,gf;;;»-°;g;3;,;,,,_
And Thrnuih all the -Slaughter They are Being Slowly ;';f;;;;,~'_-‘,';,-; ,,°-;_,;;;';;,-;;-3,*-’;;;r‘,i-I-;g-_"‘:;;;-,-1
_ Driven Bac __ riff, occupied the .mention er perim-
,__l.._i-i--
B _TSpcciai to the Guard'l,all| ‘ tions point to a renewal of the oil-
pR|¢E TRV1-HE R SH HEADQUARTERS .IN slaughts. j
' GUARDMN ‘ms FRANCE. April 30. As later details' General von Armin last summer
' (gf Battles oi;_ Arras c_<_>me in the stated that Germain couuterottacks
0RsEMEN_You ea ~ ness o t e conf ct becomes "cost much blood." Never have they
CAN GET QUICK megs a_nd_;nore apparent. cost more than before Gavrelle, The
bm 0 t f . __ are y. at illl, in this war have prisoners number over 3,000, a total m_t*;t_ol;_vll_0S(;!_:;1r?___al;_0ur g:.__'_I`h_on(.l;l_1_ld the Germans suffered -as here during of 18.000 in the first 15 days oi' the See some Sample work - the last two days before Gsvrelle fighting of the Battle of Arras. and
' says an eye witness. Especially in the -approximately one-half the total
epulse oi’ successive countewattacks after fiive months of fighting on the
assumed tlzle character almost of a Som-me. That our losses are much
oteh d. 100 l ._ massacle, an the ground is actually less and* the German casual-ties ,';.,_,he,‘f’f1Bf‘ an p,f,§‘t‘;‘Z‘°P‘f`§*m;‘“‘*v;g2 uttered with heaps er deed. ln the heavier their ln e similar- period or mme_ address. and business- lm__couns'e of 24 hours the ene-my threw the Somme battle is certain. South of
eight separate counter-attacks again- Gavrelle the fighting has been severe.
Gum.d|an_ Gavrelle, in some of which five Along the Scar-pe he-fore Guemuppe.
or six thousand men were. employed. which -the enelny seems almost -as re- om-e were broken by our guns nl- iuctant to part with as G-avrelle,
price HSL iuvnatiom order form or most before they began. Others._ in there was dingdong attack`and coun- -- - W, _ _ _ . mir fat}J,iI¥.1I(3lrY{l§i;?{0n§§'§€,lY;?§t' _open ground before coming under our the Scarpe the German losses were can dupncme any typewrmen form artillery fire. when whole battalions very heavy. We know that one bat- Iin quantities of 10 to 10,000. Tllc Koilgl Befngex) 02:? gggwn 13”’ ‘msg ;‘xf)°3“;§ tl; u167tthenR3lgIT;(;‘t 305?
y s pol ons oi - s. ser g, ouo
hfe wave come- to be wiped out by |000. , ri le-fire. Only in one cuss- dfld the Prisoners continue to testify to tile
WANTED' _ ellemy penetrate the village. For the - horror alld .deadlilless of our artil-
CARRQTS AND PAi:i3Nip5 WAN-i-_ moment the enemy’g fury seems t0_lery. ina letter home a prisoner tells
od this week, F, J_ Hoiman. & have exhausted itself. though I do that even atdeeil d\lE°“l 42 Steps C0 263_5,iM3i_ not believe he has* become reconciled down was “completely destroyed by a
0 giving up Gnvrel.le_ Thi§"r`n0rning direct hit of _an English shell in spite arge movements and concentrations Oi’ eight metres' (24 feet) head cover
oi i of solid earth" In one of the cellars
trench and small areas of ground prisoners. The German i5'roops- ali Cllillliled' hands several times. Our ad- ` of them picked divisions-are liter- vanced line, which wills a forward ' .
- position. is always thiril compared -
with the masses of Germans ill coun- acy of the British artillery fire and
‘- .' . Thou il here and tll€/IU' the oundlng of the British infantry
- tel attacks g p
*i* individual battalions have bccll hii. nttuckg are cxc-ecilingly'glad to be
tlle total losses are 'smilll. taken prisoners,
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t _ were going on at a certain p nt n .. -_ °Wu' E ._ _ _ 263'5’1M3i ,the rear of this a,e._,_ whence other of Gavreiie we found 60 unwounded
UTTER WANTED 'N Tues AND attacks have developed and indica- GWUUUS Bild f°“l` machine Bulls- ;
in the co e of the desperate fight I
-'~f-f'v-ff-,=~»f~»em-»--~~»~»-»~_=-iiI¢*¢wei'-”tvd$\iiorc than once com- German troops is undermining their
pelled to give ground. Some bits of
A curious incident took place when
parties oi' -two differelll battalions
fell hack before il uolliltcr-attnck, (special to The Guardian.)
\ 4'" ~---»~5----~----»---~~----~~ iospes of the British nttacking _our
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Q) Z ` N1/
‘}"""'/*AN ' ,- ,-...'.-
Leijlair. soil ol' .Vllx nlld Mrs Matthew LeCialr ol' Martin. (iiopc Ittver) had
_gi
been killed ill action. Tllc ilcceascd'
N spam Um 1”” fm" y°""“ uf his mcinnil taken prisoners. Fifty machine
in Cllalriottotowli where- hu worked at the tailoring trallc in the employ of Johll McLeod & (io. W-lien the call for a Prince Edward isialld regiment- was made he came forward alld offefrod his services in the 105th
clii'i`e. who wort- also tilallkfui to haw
t Yestefrdn-'I dovnwliu bwurhi whom win have the eympcthy ei the -------
E GERMAN MASSACRE HOUSE
both stating they were urticrcil todo so hy a captain who-in each supposed belonged to the other. That captain ilas never been identified. There is a presumption he was a German in khaki wllo had hidden in a dugout while our line swept over him. and had thell emerged unsupecied and stolen a lgniform.
APPAL-ING LOSSES. ~
LONDON, April 30-Germany is'
now suffering her most appaling losses oi’ the war in the desperate endeavors of her army staff to stop the British drive by sheer weight oi' human masses opposing it. North* of the Scarpe River. where the Brit- ish fought ahead almost inch by inch ill the fuse of great masses of men, the carnage was greater than that by the elfemy since the war started.
Front desptches- today carried the
idea that the Germans, realizing no trench works could stand against the levelling fire of the British ar tillery. were seeking to make a wall of living human beings against the advance. #into the closely packed troops opposing the British fire did terrific work. Thousands of mall- gled bodies are flung over the battle field along the Scarpe, mostly of Gelmarls. The British losses have been exceelingly low. considering the ferocity of the fighting.
That the terrible mortality of the
morale is apparent by statements of
ally driven into the fighting line now Those who survive the deadly accur-
GERMANS WH ISTLING.
BERLIN, April 30--’l‘remenlious
troops- ale claimed in toilay’s ofhcial istatement. -it is cstlmated. the state- Inlent declares, that oil Saturday the ‘English losses were 6.000 and a thous'
lguns were also captured and ten tanks destroyed,
Jlinii iviiiiil
@ -LA
' _' - " Battalion and wi-is accepl.eil'. lic was | . _:- among the number in the first drniti
- _J frm; that Battalion who crossed over
hose who with fa ete 0 'ance'
ow" dam, |an'3°end°v';2S| "wi" A letter_was received fronl hiln (special lo_The Guardian.) _ Wk on them as a manne mc Bhada only last Slitlllilny night in which hi: 'i>AV0l<]S. Swit'/.cllnilIi, Aplll .ill-
af dgnh-. dark cioud: Said |10 _Was KOIFIII H110 U10 lI"lIlCll0-‘i All avlilallcllu has ovcrwheimcil l'
et dying thu' may dled not on whom for tho iourih limi; ullil tilllt. hc was train from Landgllurd Duvos._ l\‘iu.lly
ia glory shed tliallkful to (lull that lin wus still un- lives were lost. 'Eight bodies have
By wrt", WMC” exalt’ ‘ham nba" an univcatheil. lic mcntiollcil that hc had becll recovered so fur.
MM, d°,d_ two other lsllinrl hoys in-.siilp him, ___________.____.
I"ralIk- and Alnbic Doyle. ol' EsI'ns-
RUSSEL KNIGHT, iiii`iIIItiy,_soll of ‘ ' ' " ~
Mis, W. H. Knight. Souris, wounded escaped harm, _Deceased was about in shoulder, admitted to County Mid- t_"Y°“tY YM" 01 H58 ilrill 11 very finc _
ouu ma sober and industrious
iilnq y E Il.
17th?x War Hospital' NnDsburg` Apr" and well li-kcll by his colnrlldcs. 'l’o I
____ h_is. berea-vcd family is extended
on. REoINAi.o ARTHUR RAM- °“°°"‘~‘*i S-V“‘P“‘ Y- »
_ , _ - ---‘ 'i`0llON'l`O, April 26.-Wlithill tile
xtfivegire [teiei;r.?A-°Yffilh._rCYNet Y:-if. PTE- F"E°K~ MCE- »»exf__-law-____S°____§2-_2_ <_;l_§'1g-_ii-m_‘_>tfu__f_->__
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Reginald Aéallllg ]II\_i)1m1HtYé_ene‘:_‘;tl||§(';: Another of (,llar'lotItetowIl's lore- of witnessing the unusual sight of
W" “dmm I - most athletes has given his- life for
|¢_i A ,ii 22nd with H severe _ tive tractors traversing the streets D B 011, P , - his country,-Private Frederick Rice. | th .b 5““‘°h°l- “'°““‘l I” 1°" °h°“ld°"' Gr' son of Mr and Mrs Frederick Rice to emhuse me populace on' e su Ramsay is a son of the-late Mr. J. f tm ' 1 ` ‘ - _‘ Jeff Of Wal' f°°‘1 D"°d“°tI°“- The Heber Ramsay, of Charlolttetown. oi sbcig' Tw gd "ew" was 'e' tractors. which have been purchased I-le is- well known in athletic circles. Ye Yeti’ ly t S mire" on sunday evm' Uv the W" P"°d“°-"0" “lub f°" '~h° being one of Chai-lottetown's promin- ‘igi ir we Roe W" “med I" 'h° purpose oi' helping the farmers of em hockey players _v__c‘i;:- ous charge of the Canadians York and peel counties to produce
' - an dmy, lmldge on Apr" gm' He en" record breaking crops this year, will
p-|-E_ NE||_ A_ M¢p0ugAL|____ 0 grim 2 5 in "I9 'mth Battalion °f paIss tllrough the- down town lvirr. R. A; Meneuseil. or-end aiver. "°,°' "°Td"°t"" hm E“§'“““ "° 'tiloroushiiires Already several hun- 'Lot'14 has received a letter from 'gin Gmmtene 1° t ° 87° Gmna' 'dred citizens have volunteered to do
_ ' .- er “ard” j°i“ "5 th”-machme 5”” _their hit during the seeding and har-
h°f 9§;’P@;’“McG_1f'llf£:~:Ix°m°°MA-tM‘=_' section. Hs was wounded about two vemng Gammons DONE!! - 0 . 0 98°- °“ VW- months ago but oniyslightly -and ` `
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Ylgfigi-!:I§IYin?ghalilIilIetlIIfl?elNi:dbl?otlNgi'?ggY; gagmigsdygsngugin :lg wagugeiggg Minnri.-i’| Linlment cures' colds, etc.
N9" A- M°D°“5°"~ “"'“°h°d t° the friends ill Chamlottetown will regret
lain eettel-len, hed been admitted to to h -,_ de UL 0, UOMING EVENTS
» h°=i>IwI- Air" 1°f\=- -\-ff-f"~¢ ff°-P crefl'I.tt‘$Ie'-Yi". r.“.... §§f.le‘§..'§“rYi“§- ANNoUNoEllm-N'.rs.
s ¢url~s-hot wound in the side. Neils pack” and cmmum. ,ml the Pow _
many friends wish him a speedy re- land Packing C0_ From hem we went HEETINGS, BTO.
to Wellalld. Ont., where he was em- -*' '
pinyeri in the steel wo]-i¢g_ Hg took "Venice is. of all cities in Europo.I'
PTE- J°HN F' '-59'-'E' a great interest in athletics. being I-he H1081 IBSCIIIMIIIS- C0100 i0 BRD-
Another -brave island boy has made iiiirqig g splendid hockey, football, -tist Church to~llIght. Admission 25c to
the supreme sacrifice in the person gn bggirgi,-iwll player grid, in fmt, g ‘aid infantry Draft. 25.!
Of Pl‘iVll.B J0i\D F. LBSIIG. Df MOTBII, cgpital |]|..i-Uund mhlg¢g_ ]-[5 wgg, 3
son of Mr, George Leslie. the well-ilpmminenl, member 0! the victor-ig "Pie Social and Concert to be held known purser ofthe steamship Stan- Athletic Association. and was captain Iin Hampton Hail on Thursday, May ley. Private Leslie was only twenty- of the Senior Victoria hockey iesm 3rd, under the auspices of Green ilny three years oi' ego, and joined the the lest, year that he played here. l-is School. Admission, adults 25c, chil- P°§\\°6Bl l’Bl0i¢I8 BUWIUOII lI\_ Ed? also played on the Bt. -Paul's hockey dren 16c. Half of proceeds in hill oi moiiton. The telegram received stat- tngm, Ag ui basket-ball player he was -the Red Cross. Ladies with ples treo.
fd thl\t_hed when _lglled in :ctio_ixIé l-ie one of _the beet. and played on the 238~4~30M3ipd
e s'uI'v ve y B i>ll°°U 0 I °I\° Charlottetown' Bue ness College team --
brother and a sister. Miss Elsbeth. tiigt ey” never deiggtsd, on the root. "Tile North Milton and Highiisld ho is attending Prime 0! Wales Col boil field the victories found In him Branch or the ned crore will held rr,
W _ _ |980. to all of whom the deep lymph- -one of their moot adept players. Be- Concert and Enterizainment in the thy of their frielldsvllll 80 Dui- sides his parents living in this city. North Milton Hall on Wednesday
d t evening. May 2nd. If not fine,tlIo foi
'I PT: Lmuli. \.lcl.AIR 2t°iiI.Y"" N mr2:er;‘li'“° I ui-lmiii' I I ming Admieeien use
. ,. . , ‘ -, own _e _ , _
, .~Sl.lll a1l0i.h9l‘ ,brave lelliltfihoy his ituh, tMN' T Ertibli. Uhildgen ide. Bale of candy. ‘sacrificed his life in the flint- coli silllion, and Geoltei of this city. all of 249~5~1M2|-
nlelli this iiftcl-llooll. ily such all elective system it wus llluintaillcii that more ccillilabie l‘cpl'cseiliatioll would be scizuroil and Ilcttcr rcprc- selliutivcs scllt lo pnrlitlnlcllt. ll was also uilvocated as a remedy for corruption.
Sir 'i`ilus. White, on he-lialf of tile
Government doubted the feasibility of its application in n country of sucil wide nreas and sparse popula- tion ns Fallililu.
it was ilnully referred to il select
committee lc investigate as even its advocates did not expect tile adoption of this system oi' electing represen- tatives to the (‘onimons for tile next election.
The report tllzlt il joint commission
would be appointed -by (Tanailn and the l`llitcd,Stutcs to settle the lish- erics disputes between the two coun-
HAS BECOME YESTERDAY- IN THE
0F C0-M-MON
on Proportional Repre- ax on Canaillas Going iscussed. Conscripiion by Government.
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iii-ics ails ilclliod in pili'Iia-lllclli ioliay _lI_\- Sir 'i`ll0l-z. \Vlliic oil lilo rm-i>ipi oi' li ,i,i>icgl';llll l`I'oil\ Sir Lieorgc Fos- =icr who is ill Wilsllillgtoil. -
ililll. A. li. Mnchcall. iilliifllx llskcd
if lilo Go\'eI‘llmellt had any inl'orm'.l- lion :ls io the ilnpositioll oi' ii head tax of eight dollars oil Cniladiuns going in the lilliled States.
lion. Ur. Roi-he replied that the
new inintigration law of thc l7Ilite<l States. to go into effect within u few days, iniposses a head tax ol' ciglli iloliilrs on every Canadian entering thc- l`lliied States to become u resi- dent I-nil also a deposit of eight dol- lars on those visiting thc United States, this amount to be reluliilcd oil their return. The matter was be-ing considered with the Washington au- thorities by Sir George Foster.
Mr. E. M. MacDonald was informed
by the Ministei' of Militia that tile Government had nni yet conside-red the question oi’ :liloping conscription or enforcing the militia act to fill the ranks oi' lhc army.
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luis lnsi into will li iitsuiuiiuli
LONDON April 30-in two ilays
the Turkish forces lost about 4.000 men in' Mesopotamia, according to a
Maude reported the 180th Corps; no\ entrenching on the Tigris. 10 mil
tothe north of Sawallza.
LONDON, April 3_0-*An officio
statement received to-iiu_\~ from Ge neral Maude. comlnlzmiling' the Bri
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tlsh folces in Mesopotamia says til'-It the Britisli have illiven the Tulks
from thc west blink of thc Siiatt-cl
Adllein in nllout 17 miles north i' its jllllrtioll with lilc Tigris. Geno-
' o
h
rill Millldc-‘s ioiul cupillres oil Satur day and Sllllllzly ill tile vicinity i/.tnhilnt nvll. 087 pilsollcis .Ind _
vicinity oi' iziabiillt iillii on ilic rig bank of thc 'l‘li.:l‘ls the stzltomc says:
I (Special to The Guardian.)
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official statement today". General
V es
KING IIIINSIANIINI
MAY ABIIIIIAII
(Sp-ociai to The Guardian.)
LONDON. April 30--A despatch
from a correspondent in Athens says he has trus'twortl'Iy information that King Constantine is considering ab- dicating in favor of the Crown' Prince. The despatch says. that under' the in- fluence of German agents among his
i troops. however. the decision of the
_ King may be changed. _ _.__.._.__---.___ t
FEW IRINIPS Will BI
IIFI IN CANADA
f 0'l"'l`A\’\'.\. April 28.-For the i`il‘Sl
’ time sincc the war I-itertcd the large
gulls. (1oilccl'llilli.: the actions lil the -,mm,_, can S of Camum Wm h*
ni' y lp - prac-tiI..Illy. unoccupied by ovelsoils
‘I troops this sunlmcr. it is understood
that the Valcartier Camp. which hou-
"'l‘iic full list ol`.our c'lptul‘t-.s for , _
tile two tl:-Iys, illcludlng tii0_.;0 ,meady Soil the illst contingent. will not he lcpolivd, is 20 ofllc-el's_. lioi incu. one the Quebec ,md Montrem mst,-ich.
occupied at all as all the troops from
gun or 5'9'Cam’r"' 14 hmm’ guns' [W0 will have left for overseas.
macilille gulls, 1_1!-i0 riilcs.
NIIIIII I3 GIRNIANS
aflian liospitul ill iialnsgille is Pt S. D. Richey, ilgcd ciglitccn, oi` Wi llipcg, who has the dll-ltinctioll of lla ing snlpcil t.hii~icclI Gerlnalls in 2
c_or ui Ruill-sgntc. wiotu for conllrlns tloil ol' this. l.iull|. 'i'0rl‘ic roplicd
Gorman suipors, \\'lI<-II I nrrivcd tile plzico whcrr- Pit-. lticlloy was,
I culled for il good .\:ilol.zIllll Iticlley fcred to try and get rid oi' them.
saw him dispose of tllir-teen iiuiis. missed him greatly when he get-alnc casualty."
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LONDON. Apr-ii 28--At thc (1a';_'i up the gaps so that the fifth division
' :Om-
There will be a camp at Niagura.ul
Petewawil and possibly Camp Hughes and it is not yet determilned what use will be made of Camp Borden.
The large casualty list coming ill
daily has resulted in the troops of the fifth division being sent over to i-‘railcc and the troops now in (‘.anad'a will he rushed ovcr to fill
may proceed to the front as s i
pliilt-, unit.
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minutes. l'apiuili llalri, Incrlii-ill oili ' __WA5|||NG»|~0N_ AWN m,,_I.luu,
‘_` ari-. uniii-r way for lilo solldiilg of one - illonsillli? Alncricliil surgeons to Eu
“On thc d_ay ill riiiosiioll we had llccll mpg fo, service in the Amed m.m|,,5_ suffering lllnunlcrnllle i-asualtics from f ‘
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found il major silo! till-ougll tilt- hcnrt. Richey is recommended for the
oi- ` in uisheli conduct medal und hsl-a
ilist iz
I also received thirteen pounds- honii
gave lliill illc dircclioil and range und lnoncv ironl e London admirer. A
I lrmther. w. J. Richey. 1-‘leld Am- u blllnilcc. has already received tili- ,miiltary medal.
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