Fishing Tackle

We have never shown a

better assortment than this year. ,

It was selected by an ex-

pert fisherman from leadin ‘ tackle _houses in England and United States. It is the best 'that money could buy and is not effected in price by. the war. , _,_ _It includes-Rods, Reels, Lines, Baskets, Flies, Gut

- _ HO0I§. Casts, Landing Nets, Rod ags, Tips, Nets, etc.

See our $1.00 Rods.

E. A. Foster

Central Drugstore 7 ' Sunnyside

L 1

Important Notice

In about two weeks we will

' be making up a specification for more. St. Louis 9 Baltimore 0, at Buf-

Fox Netting, which will be the only importation this year, as it will take over three months to get delivery, on account of the scarcity of raw material and labor in England.

The prices will be much high-

er than last year, due to the ad- vance in price of Wire Rods. Zinc, Insurance and Freight. intending purchasers should let us know at once their re- qulrements.

PRICES ON APPLICATION.

The ,

AQUIRI 2.27'/1.

_ (Pure Bred Certificate) _ sire ..i' .\i~i<'t>ia <41 2.00'/. timed to race 2.2;! /\t|niri Boy (2) 2-151 <“’Il\'~ nm. nf 2 ymii' old $400.00 stake nt imiiriix, tr <21) 2.134%. Miss Aquirl timed in Il your old strike 2.37 last 1/;, 37 si-ifoniis ii 2.28 clip - Dusty Mil-

ZL20 clip. l"icton S. tr. (4) 2-27 IU-Sl 1/, 33 seconds ii. 2.12 clip. Barney t Mm, li-_ (zip 2,120 and winner of green race at l‘rlnirtt=ie l’urk last Oct. Und winner of Ji nilnutc t'luSS 011 the ICG

2 ice races this winter. Season of 1915 i-‘pa $15.00 payiilile by Note

vice.

J. M. N|cHoi_soN, o.v.D.

202 Kent St.

Cliarlottetown. 1*. E. I-

` __ in

Our charges are moderate

_ Our work is the yery b¢Sf-

C W. Patterson Cor. Great George and

--.___

LBS! “IBM the League of the Cross

when the Classics defeated the Crea. WDIB by 63 Dins in the total result oi’ the three games played, i The l6l§“° IB 'he most successful ii the history of me League of the Cross and the Shamrocks have the great honor of bei the Glee Club secdigdfihmilpmns' with

th;I`I:EuIIl*Ilg-llsit tincllvldual score during i n w _ Michael Costello. as made by Mr

he f°I10WII1§ were the scores last

nlght:- '

CRESCENTS

Doucette 97 79

C Gallant. 85 32 J Knight 112 91 A Martin 97 sg R Lnrter 88 32

270 260 sis 2_s1

104 27/i

51-1." 1412

94 102 115 96

~ 479 422

CLASSICS

P McDoniiI¢l ill 75 ,, A Joy 104 as ` R 100 J iisi

l2l 114

McDonald Doyle `

J llourko

98 91!

Sli Ill 89 91

102

541 483 451 -,1475

BASEBALL

(Special to The Guardian) - Baseball results yoslerdny were as

follows:

264 282 299 299 337

INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.

At Jersey (‘it_v-llnl`t'iilo, 2; Jersey

<‘ity, 0.

1 At Newark-'l`ortiiilo, 2; Newark,

At. lticlnnontl-lliclimoiid, 7; llo-

cliester, Il.

AI Providence-Montreal, Ii; Provi-

dence, 1.

NATIONAL LEAGUE.

_At New York--New Kork, fi; t‘in- irinnati, 1.

I AI4Ilrooklyn~(1liicago. 19; llrook- .\'ll. . At Pliiladelpliiu-»PliiladeIpIiia, 5;

l’lttslnirg, JI.

Al Boston-St. Louis, 5; Boston, 4,

I FEDERAL LEAGUE.

At Ilaltiniore-Brooklyn, 12; Balti-

more, 4. »

At ll_ufi`u|o-Newark, 5; Buffalo, 1.

0 .»\l l’ittsburg-(‘_liicago, 6; Pittsburg,

No American League games and on-

Ib' three Federal League scheduled.

UASEBALI. RESUI/l`S. May 13. ~

International League at Richmond 10 Richmond 7. American League utt (Tleveland, New York 6, Cleveland 1 at Chicago, Chicago 4 Washington 3 at Detroit Bristan 4, Detroit 2 at St.

Louis, St. Louis 6 Philntlelpliia ii,

_/\t Drooklyn, Brooklyn 3 Chicago 2

nt Plnladelphin. Pittsburg 3 Philadel- phia 1. at New York, New York 4 (Tin- cinnati 3. Federal League al. Brook- lyn, _Brooklyn 6 Chicago l. At Balti-

tulo. Pittsburg 12 uutniic 7. Ai New-

dllck Dill BOWIIHS League concluded.

gins investigations which cud in the

(Contlnued one)

R A McPhall, New Haven Nathaniel Gay, Pownal, (cor-

Arcl1’d J Macdonald, Georgetown Mrs Arch’d J Macdonald, “ Miss Gladys Macdonald " B D Howard, Brudenell Mills Mrs B D I-lowatt, Brudenell Mills Amie Howat. Brudenell Mills, Percy Howatt, Brudenell Mills, ..

John McPhee, J Wesley Robblee

J A Kelly, .. (‘SDrew...

4 THE PEUPLFS

Consistency creates confidence. 'Flint

no features, but consistent superior pro- ductions week after week have created

this popular amusement place' that they' know if it is at the People s, it

evening evidenced the confidence, when`lhe large auditorium was filled to capacity and one of Daniel Froli- ninn's greatest successes was present- ed in “One of Our Girls," the cele- brated drama which so closely intel weaves the interests of tuo mighty

ti. great stage triumph in the title role of “’l‘he Pink Lady." In "One of Our Glrls" Hazel Dawn portrays the stellar role, otherwise Kate Shipley. The subject tee-ms with patriotic interest and the thrilling situations, coniliined

of her little French cousin, furnish all the elements necessary to thc_s\ict:ess- ful screen drains

ding of her little cousin, Julie, in

S ' » noble than he is brave and liandsonie, to whom she is soon betrothed 'l‘lie

at the Chateau and confronts him. at ter which she is never seen alive

sician, dislikes the (‘omte. Hearing a

gard face that had peered through a

wiiidowolf the (“hateau, he notices the Conite's nervousness and fear, and he-

Edlth Drake ...1.00 Bertha Ferguson . ._..2.00

1.00

rected)

1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 .50 .50

Miss Henrietta Hooper, ..1.00 Miss Lois Hooper, ......1.00t

. . ...1.00 . . ...1.00

Arthur J Heartz ...1.00

. ...1.00

. ...._1_00

C0. Ltd. I .his

l\l_ lot

and

Inst V'

Pa L. til

Mar 3rd.lleliiioiit Miller (4) winner of

wmch n,u,,|, |,.. given at time of ser- titrt,

Street.

lliil

itiimi Fri; o.iii_v‘siii,_ it. Pri

way l'or some wee

ho Victoria.

ictoriu.

he Victoria.

G rafton Sts. i

iWatches "‘° Repaired wt.is.;;°“tt.:.lL,*i';‘3i..:=5_

&c. '

,\.. .

Mr. Robert. McNeill nnd bride re- iirned home last night from their

4 wedding trip,

Rogers Hardware

Rev. .~\. il. and Mrs. McLeod leave

nl0l`Ililli1 for 'l`rnro N. for a

liiliti-5~ll'iMStIitliIii. visit to their daughter. They will lie

ks.

lylr. E. M. Myrick, of Messrs. J. M. vrick & Co., Tignish, came to (Thar- tetowii Inst night anti registered nt

Mr. I). Rutherford, representing J.

M, Murphy. Limited, Halifax.

cami-_ to Cliarlottetown by the bout

night und registered at tl

Trooper (Tephus ’M1irley who has

~' IW-‘ell Hbendinix ti fiirlougli at his home

(Tlinrlottetowii left yesterday niorn~

'Ing to resume liis~,niil,itn`ry duties at Aillliersl.

Mr. <`. L. llnxter, of the Portland ckiiig Co., with his son-in-law, Mr. S. ltaucimnn and his private secre- ry, Mr. R. Anderson, arrived in

lor tr. 44) 2.25 last. iii 35 -‘“"f0l1f18 ll Uliurlottetowii last night en route to

e Magdnleii Islands. ’l‘lie_v are at

Mrs. J. Campbell and her sons Ray- and (flaire, ol' Stunmcrside, P. EI und Miss Johnson of Long River, E. I. were in Truro on Tuesday, estii of the Rev. and Mrs. Stroth-

Mctliodlsl Parsonage, Dominion

llis friends will regret to learn that ph, the young son of Mr. Jolinson, iiclpiil-ot' West Kent School. has

mil to undergo nn operation for mas- toids ni the (‘lty Hospital. He is be- 5 treated by Dr- R953 *md It I9 “Probably the most iincoiiceri d f Ped that RMP" WI" 50°" "emi" III” the survivors' is the eight-iiioiiths-old ami' son of Mrs. Il. Booth. The mother

UTIL KHHSHS ('iI)' 12, l\'ewark l. No other games played

PERSONALS

M§`» ~I» J- IIIIHIIPS. III. P.. Souris. was (Iiurlottetown yesterday.

Mr. lI._D. Dohio, M. L. A.. Lot 14.

was ii visitor to the city ycstcrtlay.

_Ite.v_ Dr. lleurtz, of Aiiilierst, is visiting in this c,ity

o2°u»°

wife, and poor little Julie, driven des-

ed b_v the Conite and her own be- trothed, Capt. Gregory. To shield her

(1 _ is D ` _ . room, and takes the awful situation

good inline and her flames fa tli and love. The development of the play lhrillingly portrays a series ol` draina-

Comte. and the revelntioii of his inys-

experiences, and “one ot' our gi , ’ at lest weds one of Eiigltind's ln'nvt~st officers.

The other pictures which made Ill)

an excellent programme were the

toonist, J. R. Bray. "Bron:-ho Billy and the Mine “Shark” was a splendid western drama, featuring the well- known favourite.; G. M. Anderson, the ,original “-Bronoho Billy" who always -turns up at: the right time and does ti good turn for some poor soul.

The 'nliovelprograinine will be re-

peated again nt all three shows to-day when no doubt miother full Iiouses will greet the muiingcrs of thc Peo- ple's 'l‘lieutrc.

LADY ALLAN WENT TO

LONDON BY SPECIAL TRAIN.

QUEENS’l‘()\VN, May 12.-Lady Al-

Isn, wife of Sir Montngu Allan, of Montreal, left on a special train yes- terday for London. p Her buck was in-_ jured, but she was well enough to travel under 'the care ol' several doc- tors and nurses. A number of other survivors went lo London wlIh'her.

ie o

lost her life, but the father has been located In s liolel in Ottawa. The baby was picked up from the water, Init, apparently, is suffering no ill cll`ccts. A number of the survivors recognized the infant and reniembered that the father had renialned lieliin_d In (Iaiuitin. An'aunt of the Infant. who ls iii,l~1ng~ land, will take charge of lilni.

MONTREAI., May 12.-ln the ab-

seiige of definite word regarding ,their sat ty, it is generally believed that the 'Misses Allan. Miss Dorothy Bralthewalte and Mr. F. S. Hammond, were lost_when the Lusltania was tor- ‘ pedoed.

Mr. Bogert, of the Dominion Bank,

of»Mr. Hammond. Latest cables say

tthere ls no news oi’ Miss Braithewaile

patronage of the I’cople’s Theatre has I c s

t been secured by one or two good

such confidence' with the patrons ot' ` I

t r .

is superior, and the patronage last

Carpets /_ I wig N Beds Vacuum Cleaner

ll-llili

,ses and Furniture.

is kept busy these days cleaning Carpets, Rugs, Mattres- 7 5c an Hour

Springs

let it. It's powerful suction draws out

to thoroughly clean a large rug. -

is what -it costs and it willsave youflots of work-if you’ll

moth eggs-you’ll be surprised. About one hour is required

It’s best to engage it ahead

Maltres_s_e§

all dust. grit, dirt,

. " _ , ° 0

i , on in , i f I ` d . ~ - - - P I ll

Iisatcoriisugrgigrn _‘shoe?;eni;;i;t,iia;lt;=e€£i;tl a \ S0 38 t0 Fl.V0ld béllig dlS3pp0ll1f9.d I 0

'V I ` /_ ' O C O

.es-:._..'i:.i»;:e...:i:.it:@.;_i_;.:.it t Curtains and Curtainings--Draperies--Cretonnep

YC_"[_L

~ ~ si.

_ ‘ wfi

up D '"2"

/__

:.’.°i:‘.:f.‘.i';;._‘1.:°.!1f.i'.;’.;:.;.‘:::::‘.‘;f.a.f.i’°.;‘;‘ "t;?~;§~»\iil"'i 'I 5 etlial $1 00 Curtains---See Window Di I

I’ ti Shipley, an Amerl'-an le'ress, _ _ __ ' ° ° ° ' ___

croiiliieis the Atlnntic to uttccntltlielwed- -"-i§ii“'§i`éT§'|"-f“"`w hnes are with us our

it . _ Lint i . -i i i i . 'f'j'7.»i. ' ~ ~ ., ` °

.»f.‘.‘;“`i?..i.i. i..`Z...§$§°‘.».?‘fi..."lL’i§"....`"..ii’. ;~- -‘ ‘- ' wit - _ Stocks are large and varied-~--We can please you leaves her Fifth Avenue home for the ,Q _V A/-il -I-,I ` _ °=

Chateau of the" Fonblaiiques. .Julie ,IA i

' tl ` t (‘ I* I’ (‘ - ~"' .'_,‘ ' . . . . , _

{]}§‘,f,',fs,h§§g§";§§“,§,,eS°'i1e§',f0,,S§ff_ I ttCurt€1tins-_of Iiitridsihundlreds of Curtainings-all the newest designs in ii i-', fi K t if i i i i _ -_-9. 2'.. Dre a erns in u 0 in am .ace- , - - _ iiiiielriltisin grtiw giitieepaigi I 'thin' |95 Singlggnd double bOrdered__$;" the new ef_ Nets, Scrims. Laces, etc. All widths fiom :every day tlépolugli jxliemreiilliaatloii ol” >-‘_»'l;‘:’. | feCtS__Scrim Curtains with rich lace edges 15 lllCI`l Up. A W0l'ld€I‘fl1IIY COIT'lpIGi€ Illlfi Of ig, .i.f'A?.,@;?.I;‘i.'",fis§ij i_ `_7,'{*`l- | and_ insertions in many designs. A splendid h€mSI1_I1CI1€d SCl‘lmS-HISO Plain Scrims and for she is loved by ciipt. .iiiiiii ore- » t varietyto select from. 50c to $10.00 pr. marquisettes. 10c to 85c yd.

ory, it dashing British ofliter no less k "ut " r -

I g ~

' 'V

. ' ' .* t i `,~ ' ‘-_¢"' - .

_ .-: -' _ 1t.1.~»’f'\ ' S 3

man, who suddenly appears one night U -"ill -1 TLC; - p 0 ' p y

_ , ‘_ _:.2 Q

aratn.01t1 Dr.Gtro<1er,iii@i'amiiy psy- / We Very special value in find Nottingham Lace Curtains--new and attractive womans sm-ani on ii... iaoii iiigiii, - Are designs-for_bedroon_i and sitting _room purposes-would be good value at

and being told of a mysterious, bag- t See window dls la ef an* Onl

Headquar ers $ D YD P Y... ........................................ ._

all right.

sifistt-.1-iriiiziititt.

finding of the woniun's body in the old /“X » --W-N-»~

wishing-well in the garden of the es- . II Ii .\‘ W

tate. Suicide is the verdict given ln ' `

breathes freely for a time. lie is I ii; \ "_

:#51-_ lIL%§%. Y"l`.f_-lil

1 i-"‘§~3""1 __ §i_».

upon her shoulders, at t_li|e‘riskiol` her ‘~ t L_-

as ' ~

sw `~.

_.gg 0

./I' if-§._`-_ 5

` -Y `,=_-5;-.5'llI. |_

;€__;_-5-ire.

the \vonian's death, and the Comte ____ .. ' ' " /‘s "` '

is ‘<4 Y _

harsh. suspicions and cruel to his girl- v ..--- L; ‘~. sa , ' ' ' "" T' ` " If I

i5- ¢` it ‘ _ t"» Q Li -~ _ L

pernle by his treatment and her love |' lf” lt`;»;j,.x ,,.- ' ' TT-,t IJ I ~ A 'III I ` .-,~ I \ V’ ,for ilenri. decides to leave Frniicc. ‘ ' ' r ’->}I'|'I_t|qi-\ ~: ,.1-I Ilia/‘i. M » M I v AIT, _1_. ._

with her sweetheart cousin. Julio ‘_ it I [:`l'.l‘ l`I.1;L_i-i, if, ti. » ' I " ' writes Kate she is cloning, and the ini- ` ' , Ii ,`t,I,t‘ A ' -' 'I .» Rggr El? I ___ -'° r 75 ” ' ' pulsivc and generous American girl "3 ,_ & "*--_

Hoes in 1Ienri’s room to save Julie I 597" "~ l'roiii her folly. There she is discover- ~-~ *-

_'~*v;

‘;s.".f::;': .‘:'~i..§f:.t: 25 per gent 25 Samples Iron per gent

O O

,ic S,,,,,,,io,,s ,hm c,,,m,,,,,,,, in ,,,,, Allour sample beds are included in this offer.-I The beds are perfect in every respect with the exception ofa few triiimpii of kate over nie insiiiting marks on some where the enamel has been chipped off. 25 per cent off-a ten cent can ofwhite enamel will make them

‘°“““‘s_ an" s"‘“" im" .“"“‘°-'f ’f"I’? $2.50'f0r $1.87 $3.50 for $2.60 $4.50 for $3.30 $6.75 for $500 fiilfii. ‘I.i’.‘:`...§§f ’ii§.§§`.§- ’?.‘§“'.1'..".‘I.‘.‘..Ai 2.75 for - 2.05 4.00 for 3.00 ‘ 5.00 for 3.75 7.75 for 6.20 "“I""i“'*‘ full” "mug" "H "°"`r‘l;l"“‘i and upwards-All at some proportionate discount. Only one of each style-come early. I

l<‘REl`)Eltlt‘_'l`<J.\.', May 11~’l`lic river

has fallen nlniost two feet at Van lin- rcn during the last ,l\\'eiil,_v-four hours, uccortlliig to ii report. receivetl to-day. Logs iirc riiniiing freely there, how- ever, und lunibcrlncii are -very upti- inistic over the situation.

Al nlinosl every point on the Upper

Sf. John, the river i'cll ol`l` last night. n drop of six inclics being recorileil at Andover and of flirt-e inches al. Ed- mundston. t The water rcuniiiis at the snnic height here, Iiowever, as _vesloi‘duy, anti is still at ii higher pitch than at niiy other llnit- this stizistiii.

N0 UNSINKABLE SHIP.

` LONDON, May iz.-'riie iuoriiiiig Post says this morning that the rapidity with which the Lusltnniii sank raises Important questions with regard to modern devices for helping to keep vessels niloat in case of their being damaged by uccitlent. or design.

It quotes Alexander Carlyle, who

did ninch to raise the firm ol' Harland dz Wolff. of Belfast. to the posltloii it occupies In the slilpplng, world at the present day, as sayiiig;

“I doii't believe there is such a

thing in the world nsun iiiisliikablc ship. Neither 'do I believe such e ship will ever be liiiill. ` ` `

" The idea ot' such ti think seems to

me iihsiird. llowfcuii you innkc 50,000 tons ol' Iron. sti-cl and Ii|°a.ss float, (for that, is liow_ you niusl look at it, when the riietnl has been battered into n more cr loss shameless mass?

"There were plenty, of lifeboats on

board the Liisltaiiiii, lint it wash ques- tion of tinie, untl that did not suffice

,has received a message direct from to launcli all the boats. I-Ind the 'Mm Hammond. saying that she was "safe", but no word has been received

Lusilanin rcnmined afloat. say, for two or three lionrs, I have little doubt that the lives or iill .:ib_9til'd would have been saved, t-xtcpl. in the ease of those

Pathe News. which trontaiued malty LUMBERMEN ARE the torpedo or who iiiiglt li: ' l' lol' newsy events of interest. and n laugh- VERY 0pT|M|$T|C, I g|,q(~,k, uble CtlI`l00ll Ill' IIIU Well-IUIOWII NU" ~ -----» , ‘ "ll is one of the tlisatl\'iinl:ige.s ol'

the great size tif nititlcrn passciigei‘ vessels that they t'ur|‘_\' so inany people that it takes ii long tinit- to get them off in cast- ol` danger.

"_I :ini iiicliiied to think that.. in llie

future, we sliull not see vessels inucli larger than tliose which Iiavc ulrcndy been built, liecnuse of the tliilltzuliy In 'finding linrlio`ui's suitable for the tic- ,coininodation ol' the vcsscl b¢i_\;ontl a [certain size."

ITALY IN A STATE OF

INDECISION IN REGARD

TO TAKING PART IN WAR.

ll()l\llC, vin Paris, May 1jJ_~ Italy

is in it slate oI` intlocisioii with regiird to her stand for or agniiist war. She is liiiuiling between the opinion of former President Giolitti, who believ- es it would he better to nvoitl war, and tlint of the Cabinet. '

'l‘he (Jabiiiei is credited by the Gior-

iiule tl’ltnlln, which is supposed to re- refiect the Governnient's views, with holding the conviction that “Italy for complex and grave reasons cannot ac- cept the scant oflicers of Austria, even putting aside the delay with which they were mndt, and considers it ninro udviintageous to join the wiir on the side ol' the Allles.'

“'l`he opposition opinion of' even

such uii-atithoritiitlve l’arliniiientar_v inan as Giolitli." the iiewspiipcrs adds, "cannot make the (‘aliiiiet re- cede froni the decision il has arrived at lifter long and ciiiist-if-iitiiiii_s dip- lonintic work and the nillllury pre- parations tlial` have been iiinile."

Sigiior (llolitti il is declared, will

support the Cabinet. even il` wus is declared. putting his patriotic duty above ti difference In opinion.

DRAPED KAlSER‘S GIFT.

(TAMllRll1GE, Mass.. May ll.~llnr-

vnrd's llrunswlck lion. n gift from thc

i iietu-t ‘ing Il|‘apt»=tl in iiiourning_ A large

sheet was wountl aroiind the statue. which stands in front ol` the (lerniaiiic .\lnst~uni, the 1-_tlgcs ol' the sheet being lilut-k_ Two inscrlptioiis were scrolled on thc tfovcriiig in large lioltl letters. Ono of tht-ni read:

“ One hiindred and forty-soveii corp-

ses; nuotlier gift from the Kaiser."

'l`lic other wus:

.~:iit-rc," and was sigiiivl “ lliiiiinnityf'

'l`ht- ilriiping was sultl to Iii- thc work

tri' ul\tlt:i'i:rutliiaics.

CANADA'S MEDICAL MEN

RESPONDING TO GENERAL HUGHES’ CALL.

()'l"I`l\\VA. .\lai_\' ll.-.\ledicnl nien

are coiniiig forwiirtl cnlliusiuslicnlly in respoiiso to the rcreiit call by llic Miiiislcr of Militia for more doctors |‘or active st-r\'ii-c. .»\ contingent of iiietllcos from Sasknltrlieivaii nrrivcd here to-ilny :intl reported to Gen. llughcs. Surgeon Major Wlieeler ol' hioosejnn' was in charge and accoiii- naiiictl by llr. Vliarles Sutherland and llr. While ol` l\Ioost=_ia\\', llr. l<`ield ol` Regina and nllit-rs. 'l`lie_v nrc en roiilc to l"rniicc. Messages liuve been re- ceived from the 05 iiiirses who loft llal- ifnx over n week ngo for the front stating they Iinve arrived surely. There wus coiislderablc anxiety ns to their safety since the news of Ilii- siiiking of the Ltisitnniu arrived.

AUSTRO-GERMAN LOSSES

SINCE MAY 1ST

AMOUNT T0 165,000

Gl~1NEVA. May 12.-A despatch

from t‘rm-ow Iii llic Journsle de tleneve says that the losses of the Austrians and Germans since the first ol' May nmonnt to 185,000 of- Ilcers and men. Losses of the Rus stuns nro holding firmly the princip-

‘nl striigetit' positions, und that bolli

sliles nrc receiving heavy reinforce

" In nicinory ot thc Lusitaniii inas-

0|’ lille Misses Allan. “who were klllt-dt by the explosion uf Uernniii Kaiser, was found this morn- ments.

STAND ON GERMAN FLAG TO SIGN NAMES

l.()Nl>ti.\'. I\la_\~ 12.--A Renter iles-

lnttcli frtnn Joliaiiiicsburg. says:

"i\iiti~(lt~rni:iii feeling is running

high :is the result oi` the Lusitaniu tragedy. l'lxlraoi'tliiiiir_\' scenes are lieing t-init-tell in front ol` the town hall wliero crowds of citizciis wail pnficnl-

ly for :iii tiiiiitirttiiiity' to sign ptttilions 'to lit \ - nL hiiiil ll ti

i- .\lii_'tii‘. rciiiitsli ' ' o ca iiiziss iiii-i-liiig io voice piwitt-sts itgtiinsl Gcriiiaiiis action.

“.-\ large (lcrninii flag is spread on

tht- groniid ii-licre tht' petitioners .-:land while writing their names. An- other (lt-ruiiin ling was p\ibli<‘Iy burn- ed in front of thc town hull. l’lnt‘artls lia\'c bei-ii di.~:p_|s_\'ct| urging a boycott of (it-riiniiis und ii stock cxcliango dur- ing thi- war.

'I`|ic .\luyor has t-oiiseiilerl lo comply

with tlic ri-tiniest that he call ii mass nioetiiig."

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