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'msn i.A'rms'r News . CANADA. S-'_\'l`lUlRDAIY»`]ULY 12. ”I`9I3 _WRST W "L" llllfildllllllln lflllllflllllllllvlvffhllfllioll ,

IIIEIIIPI III -HLUW

IIP IIIIIWIIIS' III IHI IIIIIII

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(Canadian Press)

WELLINGTON, N. Z., July 11-A

qllfmtlty of dynamite with u burning fuse attached was discovered yester- llllv under Christ Church Barracks iust in time to prevent the destruc- tion of the building. The attempt is ascribed to some

fanatics in connection with the anti- lnilitarlst faction. All boys between i4 und 21 are required to attend pe- riodical drills at the barracks, and tllu feur is entertained that aiiotller attempt to destroy the building will be made.

HIE UNIIIN MEEIING

IN CHIIILIIIIEIIIWN

_._

Mr.W. G. Atkinson, Recording Sec-

retary of the bi~ot.liei~iiood oi Locomo- tive Firclnen and llingiiic-ers, leaves this morning on retliru to ivioiictoli.

l-in was here milking urrangenients

for the coming visit of about 500 inelnlrers of the lirutilerhood t. o Uliiwlottetowil, oil August. 19, 20 and Zlst next.

This will be the first time the Ilrotllerhood has inet' ill the Marltimel Provinces, no meeting ever being held cast of Montreal. Members from all

III EXPEIIIIIIIII

_ln-

(Canadiau Pres

mar SteIansen's polor exploring ve

15 *wtlllg in an advisory capacity

teams before it turns north in

time with Eskimo tribes that hav abundance of dogs,

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been nicely decorated by the Missio Band of the Alberton Auxiliary an

beautiful July evening.

of Suminerslde and the Rev Joh Stirling of Cavendish, who were th pcakerstof the evening.

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NOME Alaska,Ju'ly 11.-Vichgol-

sels will sail for the Arctic in about one week. Dogs are being purchased for the expedition. snotty Allan the well known trainer and driver of dogs

The Karluk party must complete the

_ the

Arctic, _for the land will contain no lluman iiiiiabitaiits, therefore ,no dogs, l‘hc southern branch of the expedit- ion will be in contact nearly all the

MISSIIINIHI IIIINVENIIIIII

ALl3ER'1`0N, July ll-The public

meeting ol tue Presbyterinl of the W, F‘. and H. M. S. of P. E. Island held Wednesday evening was largely at.- tendod._ The church platform had _ n

plit the chuich in keeping with the

Rev. George Millar the minister of

Allierton presided, and had with him' in the pulpit the Rev. A. J. Fraser

. ll

The devotional exercises were con-

cluded hy a duet from Miss Margaret

ier rind' Miss Gladys McArthur, af-

ovcr Canada and the United States tell WIIICII MIB' Nell IVl°I“e°II' the 50°” wlll he in “ttendanc "and the meeb retary, read the statistical statement

ing one of the largeflit ever held in llhowlng II' gIlII'tIIyIIIg II‘IvIIII°e I" IV'

the City, is looked forward to with lllg and lm IIII IIII” over pI°vI°IIB

much pleasure, not only by Railway inen but by citizens generally. Mr

Atkinson is Publicity Agent for the: terlal a congratlilation and apprecia-

. . ti iy y

dung eillenglvlzt lfggglltliléllll this work was all inspiration to take ing campaign. This campaign has up the challenge of the world and

alreadyproduced a good effect, and inquiries have nbeen received ‘ from

practically all over United States, nlltlon ol mankind' HIS appeal to

regarding the Garden of the~Gulf.

An elaborate program has been

mapped out which will be published in a few days.

Mr Atkinson will return to Char- “lon plolllelll lll ll' way llallllllllllld l

lottetown in a couple of weeks to com- plete arrangemeiitsn Messrs P. A. i-imitli and P. E. Dorsey have charge of thc arraliizemelits here and any in- formation \vill~hc gladly given by them .

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SIIIIII WILL IIISE `

A LEGAL HIIIVESI

LONDON, July 11.-Lady Sack-

ville, who won her case in the Sir .loiin Murray Scott will suit, is ilery ill at her town house in I-Iill Street, Mayfair. She refuses to see any inter- viewers. In the mutter of costs, the Scott. cuss ranks next to the National Telephone Arbitration, when the Gov- ernment took' over the telephone scr- vice from private corporations. Tile costs of the Scott case are figured at $125,000. Sir Edward Carson's fee as counsel for Lady Eiackvllle was $10.- 500 with an extra daily fee of $1,050. F. E. Smith, as counsel for the SL-sims, wns $7,850, with a daily fee of $785. The fecs of the junior couli- sei averaged two~thlrds of those of the senior ones.

The Daily Sketch says that the en-

gngmneni; is soon to be announced ol the ‘I-Ton. Victoria Mary Sackvllle West. daughter of Lord and Lady Snckvilie, to Harold Nicholson, son of Sir 'Arthur Nlcholsoli, permanent Under Secretary for Foreign Aflsirs- Hnrold N ]:holson is an attache of the British embassy at Constantinople.

CONDENSED IDS

T00 LITE FDR

F08 CLASSIFICATION

one cent pai- word each insertion in

this column. Cash must accomplllly order. Minimum chnrs° ""°‘lly-llve cents. @n ing up) wanted. ADDI! GllBl"ll5“ of' ll¢°_ __ _ >__5_-18Mt|. ‘l*moiinn"’wTN"'i~`sio ron Man-

.nuni lchcloi viv.otB 48- svligrillzllltfrt , _ _ . 0 G8 - “ll 00 pp y y219-1-lzillsipd.

Foxes ron sans:-DARK. srhvmn and cross. For sale by Dtllr. Ol' either IGI. J. E. Millllallv FNB' inns _____1'f_!:L2lll_l_Wvd-' ri6ii`sm iron sans-speedy MARE

"Betsy Cameron" 239%- ADDI? td 'J. A. Cameron, Gt. George Bt.

. 234-1-iznleipd.

P1»~ WANTED,-CARPENTERB AND LA-

horers for work on the Cathedral at Charlottetown, P. E. I. ADDlY ll?

John S. Metcalf Co.oii`_s3§;7_12m8l_

WANTED A GIRL FOR GENERAL

linuse work in a family of three. wngss $10.00 u mouth. Apply to Mrs. F. R. Newsom, Ambrose Street Brighton. 15°“"'°“‘*"f wn'N'riii'o- /rr ouoiii A Gini. roi; general housework to K0 £0 l'll° 9”' .nog-s, nvs miles from city. ADDlY gmt,-ssn 12 snd one, six and seven.

Hall. Tomorrow the King will om-

new Gladstone Dock. ~

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some ron I;li.DMOND

ing newspaper t0flBY D\lllll°h°d “I;°“` national storY i0 tllll °“°°l7 tm I’

latte litoratllw. addressed to "Wil-

years.

Mr. Miller conveyed to the Presby-

on of its work for the Pres! ter --

show that Christian-ity solved the need of every soul of man, and every

members to dedicate their children to God and teach them to do it for themselves was impressive. Rev. H. J. Fraser handled the Foreign Mis-

convince all that the movement of to- day was God's work. In heat and power it was divine. In carrying it on, we are under divine influence.

The Rev. John Stirling spoke of

the Home Mission problem as being solved by the reception of the gospel in its fulness by our hearts. He made all feel that they could be at work and showed them how to begin right. A -solo was beautifully render-

' I

The Thursday morning session 0

the P. E. Island Presbyterial at Al berton opened with devotional exer- cises led by Mr. Horton of Glad- stone. The minutes of the previous aft'ernoon’s meeting were read and approved and the nominating com- m.it.tee‘s report was then brought in and adopted unanimously. It was as follows: President-_-Mrs. Rogers. Charlottetown; Vice-President - Mrs. Strathiep Charlottetown; Miss Muir- head, Summerside, Mrs. D. A. Hor- ton, Gladstone; Mrs. George Millar, Aiheriom' Mrs. neck, Georgetown: Secretary-Mrs. Neil McLeod, Slim- -merside; Treasurer-Mrs. Cairns, Charlottetown; Secretary Young .Peo- ple‘s Work-Miss M. A. Robertson, York Point; Home Mission Secretary _Mrs R, McNeill, Charlottetown; Assistant H. M. Secretaries-Mrs. (Dr.) Maclntyre, Monthglllli MTH- Rlimsay, Suinmersidc. /The report of thc credential com- mittee was then received, sliowiilg 100 delegates and 60 visitors in attend- ance.

The committee on resolutions

brought in its report containing re- solutions of thanks for courtesies ex- tended by the R. R., for k-indness rc- ceived from the people of Alberton,

the measure of success attending the work; also oi deell 9yl.lll3°lltllY with Mrs. Strathie in her great lwflmve- ment. ’ _ _

After disposing of some routine

business the twenty-sixth session oi the Preshyterlal of P. Fl. Island Was brought to a close by a few earnest words from the President. The sinu- lng of the familiar hymn, G0ll B0 with You 'rin we Meet Asolo. and prayer by Mrs. Horton. _

Delegates left oil the noon train.

with mnny warm expressions of ap- prec':itlon of the hospitality of the people 0( Alh0l`t0fi.'-A.

ROYAL VISIT T0 LIVERPOOL.

LIVERPOOL. July 11-The King and Queen were heartily received up-~ on their arrival in Liverpool todn for a threedays’ visit. Following an address of welcome in Bt. George's Hall this morning their Majesties were the guests of the Lord MBYOP at a luncheon given in the Town

eiate at the formal opening of thai

As omni A 'rov.

DUBLIN, ‘July 10-A Dublin even-

omb containing a Dl\l'¢°l 0l °“ll~"°'

'aa emi oem-se st", _ »o4~1l.'=l“- iiosr.-Jesrennn on war 'P0 ‘n n.. lsmlcn. up Kent t° °““‘l’°"' lalnd down Cumberland to Station gold cross and chain. Finder 1110890 lm" sg Bl! Kent St. 235-7-12m1i

Mlnlrd.. Llnln-_ont Curso Dlpthorla.

» ' . I I ' . , _

I ink a

ilsm Redmond, House of Oomm0nl.;' had exploded in the sorting dcpll' ' Iment of the Post Ofllce. .

d t ti n of a chiid's

Inserted to gps police authorities.

The Bllned bomb explosion, BC- ordlng to th, Donny authorities. was

and gratitude tn Almighty God for-

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Tne Exhibition Grounds last even-

and animated scene it resented ur-

on which s large portion of the Mili- le

their training having been completed.

the camp. They had some interest-

ever, interfered with by the rain. One C of the most interesting events was a lf!

been completed, they were practically

striking of camp was completed-the

ment of the R. C. R. from Halifax who were attached to the camp for special duties and were most useful, will be returning to Halifax this

morning. The camp was one of the »

most successful that has been held in

recent years, the standard of efliciclr '

cy attained by the various ullits be-

ing highly satisfactory.

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1 .

in a strongly entrenched position near the lndustry ol prol llcmg the Pelllllall

I I5 II Il e “II 0 ° for which Americans annually send

river Struma and on th'e adjacent out of the count, '$14 000 000 -ll

, , wi

heights of Intrlna which were well t l h y th ll defended with sei e nrtiiier I"I°I°° I’°°I’ I’ “I” "I°I° “Il ll

E Y- ch t th t t . P h hi

Heavy guns effectively delayed the ghefgslsa no fnéllllleslzlll A:,l,l;:lcalot,;la;

advance of the Greek infantry and as whom p_ E_ Island lm. la,-me,-5 what the Greek artillery was outranged the to reach more than Dr youu

. E.

blglztliiivas lgidscisive for a consider- It ls perhaps entlrely Bale to my

5 9 ma' II er F°VeI` of darkness' that there is no man in America who however, the attack was resumed and has done greater work for the wel-

in a brilliant charge the Greeks dis- fare ol the Amerlcan larmel-_ This lodged the Bulgarians from the hill has been throu l his lnt, ductlo 1

, K I

Dem_oBH_ Bar 0 th In b k 'th Lamb Broadtail 'and rimmer Furs,

ci P iii 1 is being held here 'rhere “OR MAN LI* I’ AI'

A. apieuela spirit prevails in the llll' "‘°"'l"¢» “S e l°“°°d l'°l“ '“°'°.n.. time nn. rm.. will in mia, nl. EC

111905118! Bild lt ll l¢ll0ll8l1t tll6 F0' sgcsuéog 3:; ::_I;:k.MvI::`ll::_I°7 h';'°p£§2 conditions for ruling .should there- THE TEST OF EI’ “ONS 22?: ll,l,llll‘,z.hg,:lellrel;|t,,l;lll|;;e8:ylllll tg; working, until it passed. He there- lo" be mul sllll'lllll°` At the tln10 Ol the dehsi-es on C0n- I held tomorrow iii the morning and “D011 Nsllmed his work. when immedi-I “’d°"“l~l°“ ln 1355- U“““dll Wil” Dl““ll' ,,,l,,,,,,,,,,, up-ly u min oi empty em l.aclr¢<i'.isoK .roi-iusou picnics aroma til ln lloertlel flevfeeelor- Mer lful The Ladies’ Missionary Society down the track to take the switch.| ` -_ Enslnnd were tallllnli 8lJ0\1t "¢llttlllll

'nl slso hold sessions ns;-s, I-le was struck in the side by the for-| PARIS, July ll-Jack Johnson tht! Dllnter-" There were some ln

sunday win he li great csv ln the wnra cur und thrown down hefcre the says that it is not true that he wlu this country who advocated boldly en-

convcntion. Three services will bel-train could he stopped. Several cars stay in France but will gc hack to l‘\°lBtl0n to the United States as ollr held 'morning afternoon and evenininllwent over him. ltlll! Suites When Wflnirtl. °“lY “*ll"*"~l°“~ Bl* Sl' lI3*'l°llll° Til'

i l t iii. ~*' '°--°- . , Hon. Ge<.`

:Till zllpuglllllny m ll B ml all lm" le Mlnard's Llnlment Relleves Neurslsll\‘Minsrd'| -Linlment Cures Colds, ctc.“Brown and other men of eminence

Formed a few weeks ago the Char-

lottetown Aquatic Club is losing no time in seeking to effect the objects of its organization--the promotion sf boating in its various forms. It has been decided to hold a series of fort- nightly aquatic sports durlng the favorable summer weather. The tlrst of these has been fixed to take place on Tuesday evening next, when ap-

IIIE IiII’I_.IEIl Iiiltlifii IIE IISIIIIIH I.H.II.E ITUL. SIM HUGHES

II BREAKS., CAMP. ELIIIIIL SIIEIEII III$IIiIIiN‘ LEIZIUIIESSIILIIIEHS

» pl. il 11-

q , r Dugaid Stewart M P Grand ‘ipecial to ’l`h0 Glinfllillll) `

lng bore u ,le“,.t°,l and cheerlew ap_ Executive of the P E I Floral As- Master of the Grand Lodge ofthe ln- HAI-'ll‘1;X. N-I -llllYM_ll_l-i-"(f0l- p,,,m,n,,e as compared wltl, th, brlghl; sociatlon met at the Experimental dependent 0;-der of odd Fellows, 1 Sain_l-lug es, Minis er ol ll li, _en-

D d rm last evening and were shown the Maritime Provinces, installed the l-eftflllled the P°l“"l““e“l' *md “CEIVF

ing the previous ten or eleven days around the beautiful grounds, Plro- odlcers ol St. Lawrence Lodge No. 8, ,mllltlll 0l'll¢€!‘s at the Halifax ‘Garri-

ssor Clark explaining the growth. and wildey Lodge No. 27, at ,_ joint sen at dinner to-night and created

ua I,-o,,,,,, Wm encumped ,l,,,,.e_,,,, habits and characteristics of the meeting lust night in odd renews' somewhat of it sensation bv rousdlv . their annual training. The reason for Plants- Shrubs and ll°W°"“- Mt" 5' Hall- nlelllllollll 5tl`°llf» DF- Bl'»°Wlll‘l1 I°°tIIIIIIg the Il°gIII“I lllllcels Iol IIII'

the change was that the Forces BhDI't time thus Spent the ‘EX1“.$lll’.lVe has been visiting all the lodges on mg and lleglectlng their fll-ll3le9-

At tne re uest of Prof. Clark' the D _ , . ., I

. . . . 0

struck camp yesterday. the course of B<ll°l“'ll°¢l t0 tllll ll0“5°» Where ll the Islsllfl. Oflleilllly, during the past He declared the l""`"l“ll€lll¢ lore”

llggting wgg held in connectign with Wegk’ and was much lmpressad with WB8 flu Dl.8.C8 .fur mei) who (leslrod tu

The Elm," lmttle that was fought out- the floral show to he held next the healthy condition in which he spend their time in idicness, profil- side of oliuricttetcwn cn 'rhursany month- All present were srootlv es- found the irnternlty throughout the silty mid social slwotv and me" who morning was practically the end of C0lll'HB’¢ll by lille H0ll- M.lll`ll00l1 MC' province, particularly in the new [filled t0 ‘I0 their Work could “wel-

the work of the camp, as in the al- Kl“fl0“- C°lllm'l9Fl°ll9l` Ul A3l`l““ll‘“I`°»i l-'Ulises at ‘Mxontague and Kensington. Wm’ II" sY"‘l’“I'IIY E"°m him'

ternoon nothing was done, while yes- llllilmfllllllg lllllil- the l0081'l;overn.ment 'After the installation ceremony He "’Ee""‘I '50 U"’_m"U_°" whim’ terday was taken up with the disban- W1-llllll give li grant Wward” “II” w‘~"" short speeches were given by promi- eIIIIII‘eII I"’twe‘?" th” “CIW” "IIIIEIII I‘"‘I donment of camp. The men had a thy lJll\‘D0S€ Ol €llCUlll`88lllg the Cllllil- nent members of the city lodges, and l’9I`m"“9“t l‘”`°‘*S “Il "VW the ll‘"llI“‘| jolliiication in camp on Wednesday Vlltion Of flowers and U10 mllklllg 0f‘ refreshments ,served, culminat ng in a IU" and ‘I”Ie"‘I”‘I III” l’°Il"5' "E al" night to commemorate the close of l§Bl‘ll€llS in the Pl'0VlllC`€- quiet smoker. The meeting closed l’0l"tI"l5 me" "Um the active l‘“`C”9

The matter oi prizes ond badges about midnight, with all present feel- to l’°“I*l°"fl Wlllcll "le" -Ol U10 i"‘f-

ing athletic sports, which were, how- lol’ the Executive was ltft Wllill 8 SP5-, ing that a most pleasant and profit- "IaIIIlIIt Clqrps were IIIIIIIIIIBII I” IIII'

ai committee to arrange. Mr, Lon- able evenlng had been spent lor the Col. Hughes said this condition had Hiiszaril and Mr, Lousgn were ap- good of the or-,let been met all over Canada bllt he rc-

tug-of~war between teams of the Dolntell .a committee to inspect the The lollowlng olllcers were installed' frailned from speaking of it until he

LIKIIIE Home “IIII the IIZIIII RegIIII°IIt' lawns and gardens OI private IIIIIIVI' Bm- P- M- Jlihlll F- Wllell-l`. llcllllg 8-B colllll do so In Hlllllllx’ the Iargmll nlalfl-i= for the ciisappearance of this which after a close and exciting con- duals in the 'city and report their Grand MarElmll;_ Canadian garrison. He impressed on ` " '

test was won by the infsntrymon. findings to ii special judge who will V the permanent corps oflicers that ._ . _ , The nut rnces nine prnvidea goes arrive here next month iron. ottawa sw, i,Awni<;NcE LODGE N0_ 3 their force exists pureiv for lustruc-‘ f,I,',',f',l§,,,,'fI‘;'f,elI,§),ff,,lII1§,I;I;°,;0{,I} fue? sport. From about seven o’clock yes- and who will decide the winner ofthe tional purposes and tlllit they M0 ,,,,,-lnnt lyrn.-itiinis 'l‘liLly do not hold tcrday morning the men began to silver trophy. This competition is N_ (;_, ML W_ (;_ Cook; V_ G" Mn lllltlllni! nlflre tllfln milllflry flflifllil ,hum bv ,.lm,,,.,, 'Ur l, i,,‘._,.l ue but leave camp for their respective open to all citizens of Charlottetown, [,_ R_ McLennan; R_ Sq M,._ G,,,O_ w_ master-s. . _ . . , Y K .

homes, lind both the morning and The l-'. E. Island Railway Manage- 'M¢[,e0d; p_ 3_1 ML _l_ J_ McKl“,,on. ' .,.,,m,l, who lm HN ,hit ,,BI_mBh sem mid-day trains out of the city took ment has kindly granted a one-way Tl-eugllrel-I Ml-_ l.l__ llaclmy. warden' ,,,‘,,,,',,,»- ,H ,l,_,,,l ,,,.l,l in west I away large nuinhers of thein. By Frat class lure good for return within' Mn 1), 1.1 Betlmlel U,,,,,l'uct0,. Mr' ””‘i‘*“*°- l',,',,.t }lm,,,,_ ,,,_,_ mlinzy llfplr 681,13' mid-day, after the paying-off had four days during the show, J_ M' Murley; L G., Mr' H- w'Tid; with HW- ww' “find _,ml ,,,_£,,,_in um

It was decided to publlsll a full list may-sh- 0 G M E ` ' ` ' l ' g

all out. Une mail of the 82nd had ofthe members next w‘esk. All wish- R, S_lN. G., ll/'ll-_ r`J_ .`l~_ Pallllillzlgllll llmllllllllll 'Mk' to go to hospital during the day to ing to join in the meantime are re- L_ g_ N_ (ln lvllt I,-_ L_ Remml. R B' l

have an operation performed for ap- quested to send their names to Mr. V, (;__ Mn T_ l_,_ Howatt. L_ S_'V G'

pendicltis, and the operation was suc- Williams. Secretary of the Floral As- Mr_ ,]_ Gal-nllum; R_ S_ Ml." ri’ BY _l_ E MIDDLETON

cessfully done. By afternoon the scléitation. _ Wztltelinz L. S. S., Mr. Chlas. Har- I l 6

9 program of prizes and competi- pep, gh Pla ny M _ W C l- _ _ A C l~ -.l , _

tents were taken down and nu the tion me in um hands 0' the printers organist aMri GeorM0;)r . gviitlock, H young anailiin gli . whose iiin

, . . ~ _ _ ‘_ 'th'-1 ' ~ ‘ 1 ll-i

stores reliiovcd and returned to the and will he given to the plibllc next Ml-_ li_ _l_ staul,,y_ 8' P ll' ‘ wilmllll; (lllltludlI;§lllllAl:,;lll:m:::lliuglllll Ordnallce Ilcpurtment. Tho detach- w@¢k_ westmmster Abwy' An American aw

` WILUEY LODGE NO. 27 quaintance commented on the arclii-

---1- ' ~ tectural magnlcence of the grey old

N. G., Mr. J. H. McKenzie; V. G_, pile. “Yes," said the girl, "hut it is

- V Mr. W. 'A. McCalder; R. S., Mr. D.D. more than beautiful, it is mine.” All

' ’ Morrison; F. S., Mr. John Mcliaugh- through this country of Canada, in

1 , lin; Treasurer, Mr. Charles Drew; city and town, on woodland and on

Warden, Mr. E. Acorn; Conductor, prairie, may be found iucn and wo-

` Mr. R. N. McNeill; I. G., Mr. Preston mien, boys and girls, who possess in

McLaine; O. G., Mr. Gsrtleld Bennett; pride the history, the romance, the

_ _ ‘R. S. N. G., Mr. Henry Lapthorne; beauty of Britain. They may never

Lv. S, N. G., Mr. Chas. Hine; R_ S_ have seen the chalk cliffs towering V. G., Mr. H. Vaulderstine; L_ S_ above the vexed and vexing Channel

. _ _ _ _ V. GL, Mr. Geo. Puneher; R. S. S., blue- They may know -nothing of the _ _ nl' C' C' Yollllg' wllo lll-to llllllllel Ml`~ G90- Mclnlllii L. S. S., Mr, Bert rolling downs, the hoary mansions, ‘ ‘ lllll lllclllle on How tll lllllle lselllllln Johnston; Chaplain, Mr. Peter Craig; thc thorn hedges Wllil-6 Wllll IHHY- Bull

k':?;’ivI;II‘h\;:;I;:I‘I$IIT;““t%$;I`;I;Il:e“;'I3 Organist, Mr. Geo. Moore; J. P. G._, they exalt in the noble story ol that

_ nge' wh-U came tio the United Smtes Mr. Percy Smallwood_ sceptred isle. l‘hey read ol .Sir Iliilip

I _ ' \ . k

on account of political conditions ln flydlley, Of Raleigh, oivbaptaili Loo

his home country Hi! lectures on ___ of an army of high-minded, unselfisll

- Russia are not only authoritative V public men, from Wilherforce down to

_ - ' ‘ otist'.'rh' 1 ith'

ed hy Mrs. bJiohn Wells dwhile the of- lint do! thril‘llirl‘i}g inéerest.kHetll18SCl°¢' A . li$E-:lsahllus Svlhlhcned eiiillltlilld seollltlayilllilg 'I°I`IIIg was e ng rece ve --- lure foal St e °fs‘,‘,°,I,E_P° oy; i ‘ ` - portions of Empire a public passion.1t

' I;-olslillertii " e"B lrllillaesl Fur eandsallltlll may be called loyalty. It is rather a

Afriiisns Jul 11 -Gene 1 Iv I' ‘I "I “

y rs, nn I t 1 R im St thrill of pride, the Joy ofyownershlp.

oiI’s army together with three dlvi Jgllzrl 5:; Existilsgseaolllege gauclllj These alll ni.Y M0910 'lllls lll Illy

sions of the Istep force aggregating I .. _ motherland. My aiicestors, belted and 112 liuttslicns made their isct stand II" R‘I°°' III” I°°IIII° II°“’°"“I “II ' ’ <

hellnettcd, may have ;ridden with Cromwell, or fied with the King. But they were thero soincwherc--doing their part to make Great Britain the Queen of the nations, lluecnly in lion- or, in dignity, in nobility as well as in might.

This curious outburst of tcn.pei~a~

ment, this flash of soul, is not to br argued into suppression. lt lnay he clubbed into suppression as it was in

o n o , . .

ami drove them across the river the Kamkule SILBP which are nowlproxlmutely the opening event will the Unlled stathst But eveII I'IIcII°' III

_ ll l _ . ' _ sp te of geueratlobs of lleniglledly

Sllflllilfl- 1'" the “treat t e B" lla native to this country, thanks to be a sre-iid motor boat parade. in . . _ . .

rinns destroyed the railway for some the work ol- D,-_ y0ung_ The Ame,.l_|wlll¢ll the owner ol every mmm, hunt false teacliing in the l-lchools, in spltl. dlstance again checking the Greek ml_ an farmer is now able to produce ll, (llmrlottetown is asked to pm_tici_ of professional Anglophobes in till. Vlm°9~ l’ersian Lamb Astrakhan and otherfllate. Then there r4re to be two races Selllllll llllll lllll' lll ll' llllllll gllllllnl 'll The Greeks than dll-eclled an ad. ensive m,_s'e ual if not “parlor b¢Bl(leS_a contest lor speed boats and the yld- passion may occasionrilly np..

vance along the right branch of the lgxllthoge heretollol-el imported lmmlan event called e. return race The pellr‘ Galllllllllllll cull ll Bllllllll lllllllll rivcxr supported by mountain batter- Bzkhnra , course ofthe races will be laid. oil the ment' lor wlml' ol llblllly to "llmll llle

le! and Wmllelled the Bulgarians to Dr. Yloung has been endorsed byl Park road-way, so that it will be :(ll';lll;::l:]l,l:;ll;'n£itl;l|)llllll,(;lrllLlll,lll,;§l{;'

‘ ' i d th f - ti I

5.1?-‘$3233-”-3-Till-"Ii-I3-li-ll-‘ly ull"---3`1-5 5§ii‘°§.§"..f§“iI‘§.§’.‘1i.I.I$‘°.‘§“l2§.‘i..I;‘f’°i‘;_ 53.3. €f.‘.‘Z.°.§‘i.Z.';f.“‘}.“.§’..iL" ¥‘..”.$'§.1ZF.‘3 b°=“f""1- Newer is li ”fl=iS“».f"f nlllifill- Wlllltl this llfllililfl Wall ill P"°' sociation in enthusiastic terms as an boat race will be in three heats each too “Ita” II” IIew`°°m°l lllom llmgli grass the Greeks attacked and dis- authority on sheep breeding. a mile in distance and the courlse for land possess no llllwwlllllgll ol llls D°l'S@ll the B“l€°"i°'“ l°f°‘F lmm I9' It has been proved conclusively the race will bellaid in a. beginning CDIIIIIIIIJII IIIOIIIIIIIBIIIITI' “IIII II° “PIII” tell advancing towards Petrich DY that Kar kule crossed with demesticlfrom Connoly’s wharf then towards clnlloll ol the llallallllln Ilollll ol lllcw way of Strumltza capturing twenty sheep oil; certain quality will pro- the north river and alt ii point to be towllllls llle collnlly he lull lllllllllll' Xllllfl- BY llllllltl l5W0 Vl¢l10fl°5- the dnce lamb-skins worth from tive to settled later, e-iid from. there the “Th” pllmrose III' III” I.IveIlI`I IIIIII‘ _II Greeks are considesed to have Van' fifteen dollars each wholesale, whllelcourse will run into the centre of the yllll°.w prlmrollll lll to hllllnllllll lt' ls ll quishcd General Ivanoff’s forces whose the value of the mutton has alsorivcr to another point to he decided II°tIIIIIg "Ion" . To III” Iwellllge lm" I rout has been complete. nsen' increased The resulting hybrid‘, upon, and then back to the starting lldlllll the Ellgllsll Illlmlllllll ls lllllllly

' _ more. Conscionsly, perhaps. but inure

T};l‘hedGreeks occupied Demirhiss cr llstlllss tlllsrdielgttg l:ir:)dm‘i;e‘iii(::hsell‘eec$>n M'Il;h;a’e ihoalis lor the p'all‘ad‘e, likely nuwcouscimmly’ the w_|m_0Bc is

um ny. l'I‘i(1mrs i adlome rllnof (and Dr Youll! will assembleg Stats: wsllldlell on; otlhl lll hlll eye" tllll vllly lllllwll lll lllll

I will eb; lllhle wh; he visits here to parade will traverse the douglas laid mance' allll Illlllllllllle Ill lllll lllllll "I I

I .ZlVB his 0XD¢l‘t Odpinltlngh that tllliiri- lout for the races, perhaps going over ylllll Iwlll'

. B- t t i .

ttrdllls Cvsfilcllllaiilinlotliliicesvorlxll.moliustlils,I Afltlellethe parade the return race NOT MACHINES' lc

. h ,_ ‘ ` lllllejillrilderillllil ilillrlihlllillltlilrlitles llltlcis pllfrullieldl rlillu whlcbtlellerll bontril" “II” I” “I” "°gI°°°“‘I IIIIIIIII I" “II

tlllgrefori to be hoped that- farmers idea is thgt thg' plgilllllilll :tart to? IIIII°""I°"'°I ‘III IIIII""IllI Fl"I"'lll°ll`

- _ - Those who oppose a closer union hc-

__. Ei‘;‘..’f.i°’.I.`1..‘.1“°1."..‘§‘l.i‘.f.’i’.°.I.fl`°.i“f.'5’.i'“€°.' II§’.f;'l.“"....i.".`I....“§..T..5‘I§2.°I.€i°£.‘E521 tw" 'im “mel” “rl il"

the wealth of fur farms already ex-I pen to be at. and make hack for the gf‘ll3l,l;_’ ltlllllllil; “,l,l‘l)l;sl:,l;I,;rll§:;zll::,l,l,_;l,l,,l_ll l'

NEW GLASGOW' Jul’ n__ The isting. _ starting point, the hrst host to nr- ' I "

___ mathematically. 'i‘hey nppiy louis

convention of the Christian Churches , K KI E rlve, of course, being the winner.

The oblwtlon may be “und that B and deduction nod evo,ve theorems

. . . _ . and express the cube root of n in ti

is a large attendance from all the ST' _l_l_liTlllll B CA,NAll` ?t°tnll§l,l')I;Y Tlilgt °;Im:‘Ill:h°I"`°{vhI;IrIlI‘ 5*; terms ol ..x..__ And when they are ,ln I°III‘I'°II°II “IIII tl” m°°°Il°§l' "ll llllglfllll ST. PETERS. N- 3-. -llllv 10"°'l`ll° signal to retum goes come back at I“II°‘I they Im" “°°°IIIPIII'II°II ‘III IIIIII` l0l‘ B bl! °°llV°lll»l°ll- lll° “ll” "5 mst Bello", nccldent ¢o occur ln um mu alt But the Dmmltteo have able futility. Men and women are tl are already in &tt0ll<lBD¢° Blld m0l‘° work of excavatlng lm. the new SL, 31 d' I t _ r h I v ta not machines to be adjusted and dif- °I'° °x”°t°d‘- I Peters canal now in Progress for prov' e I? Ml", “ledge nl ll' lerentlnl-Bd and Drvpllsslell l1l>0“¢- I At the Opening services last evening our R ye" .took place this mominsltlcs by ma ng t a con i on on the Tho” who think ,hey can p0s,_,,mte "Io Ilmmlllelll yollllglllwple were and resulted in the death of William lace lllllltllllllly tzilall wlllclldalml the Emplre's future by triangulation united in marriage. l'- W°II°°°,M°` Mm. bv l Burnham | ‘"`“ W 'l "Y ”°°'“ °. ° ° or by spherical trigonomctrv. or hy ir- --'1 -- -f ceremony being pre orrna y BV- f t t c r h ' ` ` zlect the most unreasonable hut most W. H, -Hardi Editor of the Christ- IW l-W0 “Mn” ° We" Y 5 ° °“° clude the e»venlng’s program. All the __ _ fan, whose illltdresl, delivered at the 'IFBWD by ligiht lc;col‘lli\:Jll:)i:l¢1es.!l:Il'\|l°-_lllllgl boats in this event will start scratch. IIIIII°I'I“"I' III “II IMIII" IIIIIIIIIII "II

meeting, was of ii high oi-der. W” °llll’ “Y” “ "“ ' ‘

Au the use will he ef. lush mark at *“’°- I I

che Sir John Macdonald l

r cents.

Dept. Another feature of Stanley’s

Ill Ill

Il] EUIHI] IIIE

IIIIEHEIILIINIIL

(Special to Tile Guardian.)

l\IUNl1'l‘UN, .lilly ll~George Bksf.

llnlittln. former Chief of the 1. Cf R. Police, has been appointed special in- spector to travel on immigration trains on the I. (‘. Ii. for the protec- tion of_ young women and girls against agents of the white slavg tiwiiflc.

Tile Illtelrrllollinl is the first rall-

wzly in (Tnilnda to appoint such an ofIicinl_ 'i‘iiis nctioii will hc generally coiniilcmlr-il ns ill lille with tile action of many ecclesiastical bodies in Can- nllzi iilul :ts r:al’l'yin;.5 out Premltr lloiwll-n’s piedife ni; the last session of l"urIi|inlcnt.

knew the ti-inpcr of the country, the lletci‘i~\irlui,i|ill of (fzillalia to he Brit- isli. Three times at lem-it a general clectif-n has proved thc strength of this inner passion. Parties and inc- tions in this rollritry can succeed only as they recognize its existence. Some ilnziginc that the ifrolvth of the West

“s'cilliiiii»nt_" lllit the plains are sown

"hy the _izmlsclit of the governed."

'UN'l`ilAl1\' 'Hi illS'l`i)llY

And this brings ns to the consid- ration ol ilu ex ciitilciliul iitterance by l'i'nfessor i)lic‘i'.\'oi'i.ll, in The Can- ndian i‘1Iapii'_/.im-_ lin talks with ill- finite lezlrllillg of “tho jlillcrenf; mms. iillitic tcililieilcifls of the new Bri- taiiis," coiisiili-rs that the break with the 'i‘iiirtccn States was inevitable nnd that if it. had been no loyalists at nli within the l'e\»cllious tel'ritory_ to the Iilstory of the ltcvollltion HB written by pi'csciit~iliiy scholars, but Professor Lllicl-'.wol‘tli is too busy, theorizing to be niovcd by such con- nilleratioiis. Hc says it is not certain that the stntesmen of the lalssez faire, liiisrez ahler school were not wiser than the politicians now talk- ing of the idnlpire. There ins a this l|:orn shown ill thc contrasting use of "statcsmcli" and “politic1un." Professor l)llck‘woi'l,h collsiders the chief duty oi man is to fall down and woizellip the Golden Image which Ne- hliciindnezzar Collden has set up. All wllo refuse are “po'iiticians"' and un- pleasant persons. ’i`lie whole argu ment is partizan in spirit, and like most jmrtiznil nrgumelit is indescrib- ahly nienn and petty. N0 CLASS l¢‘i'Ji<1f.lNG

He derlnrrs illiit il Fcileriil union

would he inlpoi-'sili|e, first, because of the lintravcleli liritisll Minister who

knows nothing ol’ our problems. ‘ When he does deign to visit us he is

and secs and hears only those thing which the "grun|lccs” permit. The amiable professor assumes tha

THE OLD PASSION. ‘

apart, On the contrary, they are men of c

entertained by “colonial grandees"

.. t

granilcr,=" in this country are a class

the cmvlnlon wnlk of life who by

xccptioliill cripncity have acquired

E I ((‘onfi|ll|cd ol'l`\ilv1;'c"three3_l*~

ANNOUNCEMENTS.

COMING EVENTS.

‘ MEETINGS, ETC.

____

One rent por word ouch insertion i

this column. (‘nsh lnnni. ilccolnpany

ici

l '. Miiiilliiilii ollnrgc twenty-five

°‘l.ea\'c your white kid gloves to clciineil ni. Stiinlcy liros"kld glove

162-7-9M6l.

ulloii., ilpc- iniinitocs sqliusli, blit- .(‘

sllimu-ll gwclls, sirliw|lcri'i1-s, nt J.J. G

“Now polniocs, cul»In\gc,~ beets,

l- Ilunlin, rEiclllilllci'ri, iI»i<Iish, lettuce.

ay & Hon. 199-7~11M2l.

*°ll()'l`ICl. (ll’l<lNlClV.- York Point

foirl is up:-il for thi- season. Any- one wishing to ronlinlllliclite with Mr. Wliite, the pi-o|»ri.»lol‘, by telephone nn be conni-rted by the Cornwall ex- hu

nge. 200-7-11M2wks.

°*'I‘h¢-rc will bf- ire-crcnln and straw- -i‘i‘ies in ilbliudnlicc at the Halal- ~<iok l’ir°|\ic on Monday 14th. If not

nc picnic will be held on first fine

day

following. 214-7-l2Mli.

"In the Springtime is the right me--to key up the business--for

- good times-A Remington or Smith

Prcinier 'rypcwriter is r-.lwiiys on

me and meet the requirements every,

time, A. Milne Fraser, Halifax, N. B. '

216-7-l2M3l.

'Have your picnic at Holland Cove

c ‘ ~

with more thnn the usual ploaluroo and none oi the troubles that ordin-

lily nttcnd on picnic partial. You : vc to take no baskets for ood lub

Z _

stnntial meals are ready for you at Holland Hall. You have to take no ho

Point wharf. Bathing houses an pro- vided. the view from Holland Height! is rlre one hundred and fifty acres of

ree for the cub meets you at Rocky

the finest in the Province, thorn

wood for you to prowl through, A tennis court is ready, a horse may bo hired or a motor boat trip afflulolll. You get ull of the cnloymsnt with nnne nl the trnuhlen. 211-1-tillll --_-~.__.._......__

M .

lnards Llnimoht Curso