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.‘{»'I?.Il'-it ‘5‘i’ll$'»¥J'a'¥'.3¢°il'»’lI "" ` cHARLoT'ril'rowN, CANADA. FRIDAY, JUNE 14, 1918 ‘2‘° P" "°°' <'“°"°'" "‘ “""°°"' °""‘° "" “I” _L . _ _ _

ivioI|’=&NiNg oAiL.y .

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$850 Per Year (heilvorlti)

PI5HIl§RAIi§|I§§0g;TANAD|ANS THE STORM OF BATTLE STILL RAGES

. _ _ __ _ it-E _ _ ~ _

Splendid Tribute to Sobriety and Good Con-

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. WITH ALTERNATE REVERSEANI) SUCCE

ductoi` ' I - ~' ' I"i ' -

~ UIIWIIPP SPIIIIUS- Milt THIS 0f Battle Between the Alsne and the Marne ls Renewed. Enemy Makes.

Thousands oi Them and Saw Not One- Progress Along Bothl Banks ol the Oise as far South-as MaizITw0 P E |

_ Drunk. ` ` Which Threatens Compiegne and Eventually Paris. GermanI .- ';_.-,,- m--- _ Progress Has Been Made at Feariul Cost of Men, lwentyeightl I

German Divisions Having Been Used Up in Four Days, the, _ _ ' _ 1-- -`. .Gaps-Filled by New Divisions. Allies Still Hold the Wings. PW- I-¢W|* MYIIICK, Of Elmira, WIYO I-0

Leg as the Result oi a Sharpnel ii

Pte. J. T. McPhee oi Georgetown

(Special to The Guardian)

LONDON. June 13.~Bishop Fallon.

who has just returned from visiting the Canadian corps in France, was good enough to give the Cailadlan Press some impressions of his trip andthe conditions which he found among the Canadians there and also -in England.

"Either the Canadian army took the

total abstinence pledge for the period of my visit," said the Bishop. "or the

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FICANT

wholesale sometimes groundicss.

0110 llliili

show tile coiltrary which is the best testimony to

ter ot' our proilibition,

condition which I found existing.

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ADDRESS

BY GENERAL CURRIE

At Dinner to Canadian Ministers Declared Situ-

ation in_ France Serious. Germany Has Struck Four Mighty Blows and Question is How

Many Blows We Gan

i .

(Special to the Guardian) _

LoNnoN. lime ls.-_sn_ illlwunl

Kemlp last night gave il dinner in honor of Sir Robert l3orli'en and his colleagues. The guests included Gen- eral Sir Arthur Culrrie wllo -nlllde a remarkable iinpresslion in the short address he delivered. The company was entirely Ganad-ian* including many Canadian - generals on leave from the front. also General Turner and others of high command ill Eng- land. “The situation ln France is serious,” as-ld General Currie. I . '.‘There is no use hiding it. I believe t.he»truth has been hidden -too long. Géiililany .has struck four mighty blows .with success and it is _lu-st ii question how many blows we can af- ford to endure. - i . "Personally, i t.hillk -the great factor is that -if we stop -und' iight the Bociic we can k-ill e. sutlicen-t ll-ii-illber to make him sick. I belrieve that is the -temrper

Endure. ~

oniillatiing the whole army, and l kilow we shall never -take such delight ill killing ililll as when we next meet h-lin. it coilles to at question of who can stand killing the longest. The Call- ndiians in France are now -more effici- cilt than ever. We could not be -in that position unless we were backed by General Turner and his staff lil England. There is n feeling of co opera-tion which never existed before and the better the -relation we have between France and England and t‘»an-mia the better it is for the fighting force."

He proceeded in a moving perorir

tion to tell us the effect the recent Boch crimes, par-ticulnrly the bonlb ing of hospitals and tho murdering 0" nurses and wound'ed had upon our sol diers. Ho declared tho British Em-pirl nlu-st be saveii at whatever cost. Till- (‘alliullall corps -is willing to pay thi- cost even _ut complete sacrifice ti themselves.

ITEVIITEIJ IIIYATTY . IIE THE TIIIMINIIINS

_ (Special to the Guardian) London, June 13.-(Via Reuters Ot tawa_Agency.)-At -the lmpcrini war conferzmce the following resolution oi` loyalty was moved by Sir Robert Her-| den. Premier of Canada, and seconded by Hon. W. A. Massey. Premier ot' Newzeaiand, and carried unanimous- ly: ' The Imperial Conference. at illelrl

fii'st meeting and their iii'-stI act desire to pay their huinlll/l‘ duty to your Mlljos-ty and us- sure you of the devoted loyalty of all portions of your Mah-sty‘s fElnpil~c‘ here frepresen.ted.”

onmilr snuin I

or rilisucll cllvlluil

(Special to toe Guardian)

WITH THE i~‘RENCii ARMY iN

FRANCE. June 13.-The stnnd of n detachment of dismounted clivlilry on theheights of Le Plcinunt will he ro membered asone of the most heroic acts of the war. Surrounded Sunday morning at four o'clock they rcsisti-.il until Monday noon against repeated enemy assaults. Every two hours thev sent back it wireless message. which always read "We're holding." Fin- aii when the hour of noon was strik

INIIIIEASINS INTEREST

IN NEW STAII

(Special to The Guardian)

LONDON, June 13.-The ncwspap

ers all continue to iliscllf-is the new star. The spccliilltinil of one i-vldon‘.» ly pesainlistic editor that it nlight ilii. tho earth. as a grand finale to tili- war lllis been relieved by other pro- pllcts wllo assure the public that they will not be blotted out. anyhow, till three hundred years hence. A writer in the Times says it is probable the star is the product, of a collision of two stars tllousands of years ngo. lt says it is teinpornry and in is few weeks will fade uwuy. to he si-.en no inure. The llstronomer who first oh served ii tolls the Tiinl-.s. lt. is the most briliilnt. tonlporilry star that. has been shown in the flrlnainent. since 1604. lic says it is siiroly one ol' the chief iistronomicii events of olir times and represents il ciltn'st.ropho oi’ enormous magnitude in illconcoivnbly remote fields. it is the published opinion of one astronomical writer that Novli Aquila is not new, and has not stop pcd the effueiolls ot’ poets who mainly regard the star as ii good war omen.

Y. '

ing on Monday, one word ca nic through. “Doomod."

Meanwhile an Australian cable says it is being watched there also.

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STATIIINING ITITMMITTEE

UITMPIETE APPOINTMENT ' I PLAN IN REGITITIT TIME

SACKVILL. N. B.. Juno 11-The

etationing committee is preDHl‘¢d I-0 report to tho cmlference the schedule of appointments on which it has reaohed agreement after ten hours' work. Ditiieult situations for the committees diplomatic abilities werel less numerous than they have been in former years as the committee.has seldom got through in as brief a time' as this. Only once did conditions] in the committee room threaten to- Kenerute fever and that was over an apparent disregard of the lelal H"- thorfty ot the stationinx. commitiw in the matter of eonsummatins any unioii of churches beionling to the conference. Two churches in il cer-

tain city badbeen upited by, the ac- tion t the _boards o layman in thc Cmrcir _zpncerned at -which minis- t W 0 ere members of the coli- fereilce lied presided. The unlonm

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had actually been carried forward to its consummation and this before the committee which had final authority in such matters had even met.

Cali It Anarchy.

Then when a formal resolution was

brought forward gravely asking the stationing ommittee to unite these two churches there was war. i-‘ew were disposed to quetion the wisdom of uniting the churches although some pointed remarks were made on thai aspect of the question but there word some very serious comments made on the pure anarchy which appeared to mark the whole procedure. The com- mittee held that it had to a-DDNWB because its hand was forced and to

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charges of drunkenness made against thcln are During my tour ill France

i lllet tells of thousands of Canadians. under all conditions and I did not see

under the influence of

liquor. I do not say thcro was no drinking there. inns and canteelu-l

the strength oi' charac-

lnen in this regard. No bllt teinperance was the

line.

eral reserve.

MARNE RENEWED

east part of Bllssllircs.

evacuation ot' the tlnrlepont salient

titcllinents lei`t behind, the Gcrlllans

ilgllting crossed to the south:-rll bank

ifrench not only llc-id -their groililii. hut. regained points lli-ar Bclloy wood and St. Maur, and took 400 adilitiollal

vance great. At the i".irilll-st south

lroili Uolllpeignc-, which may he boili- bariled fronl their loilg range guns.

Berlin announces the cvacliiitioli by

the French of tile sharp salient oil tili- -.list bank of the Oise from Si-illpciny south to l`tiheco\ll'i, in these wordsz- "Tile loss "of thc lioigllts slulltliwcst if Noyon forced the enenly to evacu- .ito his positions ill (‘arlepont wood on the east blink oi' thc. Oise. in close lighting wo followr-.d the rctrclii- ing enemy beyond Carlepoilt and tlaisnes, and fighting our way forward reached a line i'iiniiing north of llliil-

This replueseiits an lnlportant strut-

oginal slicccss won by the eilt-my. 'l`lli- wooded country oil the east hnllli or the Oise illcllldes the forests oi' i'ui'li-

my could lllaki-. no uso of the railway,

from Noyon to (`-olilpi-lgne.

Now. in ills rlrivo l'lll'wlil'd to tili-

plies, wililout which ills entire i-ani

have broken down. B

Tile menace to (iolnpcignc and ulti-

mately to Paris is distinctly ini-.i'cas» ed as a result ot’ the occupation by

. ‘ y cnlllrl-. il i. l

'innouncenient is that the word "rivalr- iiate" Berlin does not llreteilll lililt.

steady rear uard action

Tuesday’s announcement."

The battle of the Oise has not been

productive of great re. lt f

oil Monday, a llloveinent whicll, be- cause of the presence of covering dc- T0 POOL ALLIED RESOURCES

(Special to the Guardian.) ‘el-lui and erllilnulciit. .

it is ilnlliii-.stlolizillly true that the

LONDON, June 13.--The battle of i-aliualilns of ilii- .\|iii-s have boi-n

the Oise continues in the forui of a heavy ill the iigliiilll: of thi- past. tlirl-l-. series ot’ strokes and counter-strokes nioniiis, but thi- l‘rlis.=:iiili niinistl-r oi at various points along the active war says nothing lil' the (if-rillan loss- - front rather than a general enemy at cs. The heaps of i.-iii-lily iii-all loiinil tack as on tho first two days. Von oil the ground l'i--occlipii-il by the Al- liilthicl' continues to employ fri-sh div- lies lifter' tolilpoi'iil‘y ocrlipatioii by isions to fill the gaps in his battle- the 1;-nonly prilvilli- <'oil<'liisivl‘ primf

that the losses ol thi- (ii-rnlail airill_\'

Some ot’ the formaiiolis used ill thi- have bi-on vi-ry hmivy :ind til-riiiail_v

opening assault. llavc been cut to has not thi- cilliiviili-.ili_nl` tho Alill-ri- pieces anll literally destroyed. ilivlliii- can llrnly to draw upon to iliulil- i;<iini ing divisions ot' (lliards and Jai,-;.:crs._ her losses. Mr. Perry states the enemy used 28 ‘FRENCH OUTNUMBEREU 30 T0 I divisions in the battle upto Wednes-

day, of which only 10 were holding LONDON- -T\llN‘ 13- ll the line prior to the attack. Tile re- l"i‘ellcil lnlillclicil their 1-oiiilil-l*-a_it:i<:k nlaining 18 were drawn froln the gen- bi-.tlveen Noyon and Molltdidii-i~, thc

(iernlalls had 50,000 nli~ll on ll 3,000- 'llril front. rl-all-' to l:iun<'ll ull :ll"ii-l‘

y _ _ ._ l

FIGHT BETWEEN AISNE AND with the result that thc Frclicll were

iil-llllllllliel'cll illii'l to ollc. _Ill'Iil‘~Tl airllleil co-opt-l'tit<.-ll with thc l'l'l-.llrll

The struggle has again been rcllcw- airillcn ill it collilivi'-ziitaick on No_voll

ed between lilo Alslle and thc Marne, frollt, and the illassi-'ll troops \\-f-r~- and tllcre, the l~`r<.-.ncll report. says, iii-cd oil froill low altitudes. l<`oul'tccll desperate engagements lil which the Gi-rlllall all-plliilos were llcroiilltl-il for fighting wns hand-tiriiailii, have taken by the British ui.-nloll, while l.ill~c<-- place. East ot' I-‘l'i-srot' and Villt-rs iiritisii were lilissillg, :ind two Iiritisli Cotteret the Germans made progress illacilillcs first l'<eporti-ll inissiilii Ililvt' nczir the valley of lioiliiniers, while returned.

south of the Marne lilo Fri-ncll re-_

captured Mentcolirt and the south-' GALICIA TO BE DIVIDED

ll()Nl)()N_ Jilin- lil.--i‘iil'aili.u and

FRENCH EVACUATE CARLEPONT Austria have lllaldc it soc-.i‘ol tri-fily.

\vhi-ri-by Giliiciil is; to bl-. divided iw-

On tlllit part of the baltlci`i'ollt i-:ist ‘Kiwi-on tile two, and thi- pol--l-i vidin-

of the Oise lilo l"i‘ollt'Il announce the illisly proti-st against this ullili~l'linil-I

plocilcllillgs.

did not discover until Tuesday. West 1j0NiJON. June 13.~»Ail the Allied of the Oise the eneilly, after hard mg(,\i|-Ugg um ill he pooh-il :igainslibc

t‘cntral i’o\vi-.l's. and it niuililions

OI’ H10 Mail. bill I`4|i`II1l‘l` W"-‘il IIN' colllli-.il with 'llezlilqilnl'ti.-i'n ill silili--

i<ilitl-.lli<- capital will be llrl'aill§<’l| IIN' inllllcdiiitt-l_\'.

illlpli-aslilll lllis bi-i-ll pllldllil-ii b\ .i

front.. iii- :~'.:iiil that iii-vlsivi-. ri-suits had in-ell lllltuiiicii at i-i-rtaill points with niiliinlillil l`ol'ci-s :inii illinililiiin losses, while lilo i-n<-in_\- losses; had lit-.oil i-llol'nii>ii.<. iii- liliil slr(-ss lin thi- |'i.-sollri-f_-s of tiii- l-‘ri-lli'll liriny. which

at i-.i-rlaiii tillli-:- had l-riislii-ii Illi- (lor- lnall intl-il.-live. llcllliis ol' the zliinlir- able Aillifril-lin i-.ffort to iiospiitrll nl-\\' forces to i~`l'alll'il wi-rc _uivi-ll.

IIIIIIEAIITIES BUSY

peut and Our Scali_i_ll.\vilii-ii provliii-ii ~

- _ _ (S eclai to The Guardian)

,""I’I" ”I‘“II°" II" III” I"""'I‘“I‘ II""I’~‘I i.oNllElN. .lime i:i.--slr li-lin-l~l liar- .mld "I: the 0.II`Ic SIIIIIIIIL be Ilmg IIS I dl-ll alld his i-oil-.rliglii-s :liti-r lilo .llcy reillniilerl in po-lsessioll the one- . - '

illor-.tiilg nl thi- war cabin(-t. lunlriii-ii with 'Vil' llnvli til-ol‘l:" und sulvw-

ifanal and highway that oi‘i'.llple-ii thi- _ ` ‘ I `. __ I. .. valley on the west. bank of thc river II.uI'"II`v 'Im IIIMIIIH' 'md IIIIEIIIIII

(-alder. Mi-iglll-il aild liowoli alll-llili~il it nlootlill.: ui Sir E¢l\v:ii‘li Ki-illp`s oI`- llci- to iiisi-ii-is llilltti-rs rl-Tilting io illi-

"` ' I r .i- lvl-il ;i llirizn niilllbl-i' ill czilli-rs.

4. L.

Il It llil,

mug" in me vaHey'm. uw 'Ohm mi ht Sli' iiobi.-i"t. liorili-il has li .4 g l. ci

and Mr_ (.uliiel- today is reniainiilg :ii his hotel for the slilili- calls:-. 'i‘il'- liliilv Mail today says tiizll wliiii- thi-

MENACE T0 COMPEIGNE AND _-,_ ., '_ . _ I

PARIS INCREASED Iilllpilinl \\.il t-.iblntt lun nl.liu. no

decisions billiliilg lilo wiliilc i-ilipire, it nniv ni~n\-c to llc thc nucleus ol' li porlnallifllt l>o:ii'd of gllvcrllors ill' thc inlpuriiil i-ollliilolnvcaltll, which wi-. bellcvl- til bi- tili- oliiv lilll- nloill:

‘he German army of both banks ol' till- ' ' ' ' ' _ ` = ' . Oise as far south as the illolltli of. tho WIIIIII III” I`IIvI'»I~“mC"I III uw WWII( Matz l call develop. i lint inoanls unity .it

|thn itolltri- which ii llltllorio has lack-

Tile most sl-.lisfnctor f f iii ~ ' . - . .~

od while in.iiui.illliilg l-til-.ltivc llbi-ily of thc ixolllpoilclit pliris.

the Frcnlcil were drivcil olit of (7lirl<-- ---_~,--i- pont ani Olir Scnnip woods 'l'hi-»- _ __ ,.|m,._| . f . ~ -. i -. . y iln|ll.ii;i-il us the ri-l-lult. of .i retired in good order, taking with .

r ic ' -. _ _

illonl their lllaterial and putting up li torhedo hollis, which ran the gauntlet ,

'g ' The CIHIIIIS ot' n screen of ton ilestroyvrs glltlrfi-

of tho Germans as to the number ot Iing the hatth-siiip, und having ai-<~.oin- PFIHOHOFH Cdlllllrllil tllirihll the MII-T0 - U HE|F[RSIplishi-ii what their colnil_laililcl's set 8_5 l.hi;l0i:-lo urn more nlodertite now ' , ‘out to do l°ctili'ilcd to port. a.t`icl' dnln»_ than iey were on thu first day of _"__ Illgiug one of the dosiroyi-.rs whiclll ,_ 0 °IIg“g°m‘IIII~ II II* “HIGH ITU’-I Two -vzliliable hi-.Tiers belonging toI plirsliod till-ln. I

"Io number “I PI`_I90n0Y'B bT'0ilSTlI- ill A /\ I-lqllnqo m~ilknmn_ East i{ny';|lly,i _-_-l-E I ' ' by UI” “ml has “UW Thi'-PGHBOII I0|wIoreI struck by lightening mid kills-.dI - II I I "l01'0 thin 100.000. This is five thells lhiriilg the storm ol' Weililos-ll;l_v n|glli.i QUR s0l_o|Ens ARE HiGHl_v | and less than the total estimated ill Tlmy were found delle- alongslrlc nf M0|=¢A|_ AND TEMPERATEN

_ I

wire -fence yesterday morning.

\\'lli‘ I lin

LONDON, Juni- lil.-A unit ol' coin-

inand o|` thi-. liiiuliiti.-l‘l'llili-all iii-et. is, asks-ll for by il:l\-ai :lutlluritic~i zinlll vrllicisin has boi-il ul`l`i.-ri-il about. th<»I i|i:ii:tivit_v of Jaipzili. Mr_ lizllfoilr says’ Jiipan is i'i-ally will-ll llrililill culils hcr,‘ but that iilui- has not yet zlrriv'-.d.

Fa-sNcH secures lMr>on1'AN'r

Pos.i'rioN g

(Special to the Guardian) I

l-‘iirtiil>|' wi-:si thi- l-`i‘l-ill-il lliivi- pilsil-

I-fi thi-ir |l|~o;;l'<-ss on thi- Mi-ry l'lati-all :ind have pu.~.ili-li thc (ii-riilziil:~l oft' thi- ¢-1l:sti‘.i'll slope into tho V;l|il~._\-'_ “'l`Iii.< positioli," tho i'orre>spolliieill. »:lrids.-“tlll- f-nr-nl_v llciii-vi-ii iil'nil_\" cstalllislli-.ll l`cl'l_v-r-.igilt hours algo and of gi'e1i.t illi- piirtiiilt-.o to ll-is advailcc on the centre. :is it overlooks the Maltz Valley' and voiiliilailils thu juni-tion ot' thi- illaiil rl.-:ills bl-t\vl-e-l Moiltliillici' thi- lioauv- raillgili-s, tilroligh which the ellt-nl_\"s |l'oop:~‘. and sll-ppiics for the front ill the River Valli-y must pass. 'Phl- l<`l'c|li‘ll thus lllivo :ill oiisr-rvutioil post o\'oi'loollillg the tlcrllliin rl-il-ti'c wllii-li must :ilr<‘:id_\-‘ lliivc In-1-oillil ii :1olirL‘c of grave i-.ilil>iii'u.~=sllli-lit to thi-. cllcniy. -

FRENCH STRUCK HEAVY BLOW

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(Special to the Guardian) I

PARIS. Julio lil.-----i<‘ri-ilcli tl'oop;<

lust. night strilvic :i iii-:ivy blow iigzliillst. till-. tl(-ililuli t`l1l‘i'i-A which lluvll l>0i-.ll ild\'llill-ilig on tin- o;i.<toi‘il wing ill' thi- ni-w frollt of zlttzii-li. ` 'l`ho war oiliei- :lllllo-illlrl-fl Iodziy that the l-‘rt-.ilcll had pilsiii-tl' buck thc i-nclliy to thc north hliilk ul’ illi- Matz rivl-.ix | Violent i-olllblits contiilllcll in-.t\vecil

thi-. Aisne rivcr and thc Villcrs (`ot- teret Fort-st. The Gi-l‘illuils have pi'0~ _i.:i'essofi -as fur its tile Ravlllo cast ol' l.lilll-.l'sillc, north of ("utry, Tho Gel'-_ niailis lust night. llliido il. violent at- tlli-lr on thu ,\iiil-iaiozin sei-tioil bet\vi\.c-ll iioiil-si-iii-l‘i-:s li_lni lil-lion Woiiii on thi' .\i:ii'inl frllilt. 'i`hl- l\liii:l~ii-:ins broil(- iip thi: :lttzlcll :ind intlicti-il sf-riiills lo.<~

I .

of tho italian iliivy ri-piirts that an I A lislriziil ii|'i-iiilliollght butt li-ship of

sl-soil ii- l-1-|l\ lioiillig .ill thi-

(Special to the Guardian) I

l.t)Nilti.\i, June 13.*-'l`ilc ticl'il\;iil.-.

:il sr-.vi-l‘c l-ost colitinili- to pass down lin- Maltz Valli-y' \vllc-rc :lu uiiliililzllirl- of sinnli wooiis ilt'l`oid nllixiiilulll pro- ti-rlioli for I-`|'<-.llcll iiiiil-ilille gillis and :il‘tillcr\-'_ slivs iletilors i-oirespoillleill :ii l"l‘encil Ili-iii-.’f|l1al‘ti-.l's icle-gmipliilllf last. night. ~ ¢

PRHVIIIR B[]R|][N ANI] ISUPIIIIVIE SIIIIIIT I

Alun/lilllsinly

Tilc i-riulinal cast-. the i{ing's vs .lzillli-is t`u|liII. was' ciliivlilileli Wi-iiill-is-I day night. thc jury ililding this prison-

Ii-i' gli-iliy ul' thrill. Thi-. l-use or-i-lipioil .all du_v' until ii o'i-.lui-li lit. night. Mc-

t'alllilil for prisolll-i". Atturlii-y Gi'-ilill‘tll‘

for King.

\'ostoi'illi_\- till- i-use of l.i>\v't.llel* vs_!

Allen all ai-tioii ul' i-lectllll-lit wa.-; bc-~ l`ill‘(-'thc t'iluri. The jury foiilld li vcrlli.-lui. for thi- plliiltit`i`. Slililiill-i‘s. for pianlil`t` Attorney Gi-ni-ral and

.loilllso|l, K. t‘_ for iii-.i`ol\rialli. I

-The cusi- ot' A. C. Sallllii'ir|'s vs, till-1

Maxwell Motor t‘o. is now bi-i'oi'i- thi- oourt. Martin and Salilidcrs for till- i‘lantiii`. lii~ntii-_V and Johnson for thi- llefoiidcll-i.

AUSTRIAN DREADNOUGHT I

SUNK BY ITALIITNS

(Special to tne Guardian) _

ROM id Iiiur- i'l »-'l`lli- illii-t' oi still! I

thu most powi-ri`iii class wus siillk.I

:ind ri. si-collil of the saint- villas will.

to do .ittiiik bv two -ininll italian

According to Dr. .i, Il. l.agan. intl-I

‘Iu II °" thi? ISorgo:int. (`:lil:ldi:\n infantry. i"rlinco.I

UM-my in either nrlwiiei'-1 or spoils. BLACK 3MAl_i_po.x Knupp wonxsl who writes in 'rho iwlilmlllill Mllgav.

- --_ I ino for Juno. till- ('uiilii`.'iall fit-.id urilljl'

r-'ooi_isH eo/\s'r or Pnussiau ’ I H _ . .h _ _ H, ._, _.___ __ 1 ,.. _ , »~.__..._.._...._._..._....

Miulsrsn lhIf0iEIElIIElIII ii-oi; dIIEII{"Il.1ulI2I I.IlIIiIIcIEII»liIil»I~.-lyE~'hI-IEIAIIII1il`~II\:\EIf-lhilrrs IIIIMIIVI E\ENTS»

quotes a traveller arriving from Gi-r-‘home and only <-rlili-izo. and i-l-.veiiliidf AN_\'()UN(3EMENv|-S chase. a small house lad

LONDON- JU'-0 13--General von many' as slntlns that an epidemic oil doctors of dlvlnllv- who went oversea==I ~ ~ . . . I Will? |°¢l¢9¢ it

Stein, the Prussian Minister oi' War black smallpox is raging among thoInnd nlude alleged investigatloiis nil “l‘1T‘1TTI\(lS~ |'»Tf‘-» c o Gulrdflh 0 do O04 EIIIII III” GWIIIIIU R9I°h!l-HR that il wodkmen of the Krupp plant at Es- our soldiers' nlornls. yct could D0HSPS*i~ I ---° I 1

SWB! Dari of the French army has sen. with four or five fatal cases oc- lrotiling more tliill "partial fill-ts und **i‘lill at lfiii Kent Street tonight *WANTED--A Glill. FOI been broken in the recent battles. curring daily. Vaccination of every- A distorieii view of the real tr\l1h."- for good pure ice cream. 8093. housework in flI|iil¥ 0|*

That the "soel.ll|ed Foch reserve ar- one is being compelled. The outbreak. I

my H0 1011801' BXIBIB" and that besides the despatch adds, is attributed to, high nlorni standing nf the fighting' **|)on't forget the No, Isp Kami month Apply giylp

their Innes in men the Allies had uladerfcndliig ami unsaiiitflry coinii-irori-es in i-`rnnt~e. iii-1 nrtlch- is ex-= street lrhel-is you get the hes; icel and experience to; llufrcrell an enormous loss in var mal- tions. l l-.clsriingiy vlllulllile just now. omni, sos:-i. P 0 Box 894, City

Dr. Logan gives proof positive of the;

Two i’l‘ini-tl Edwlliwl island soldiers

arrived fronl ovr>l‘s£-as iil Charlotte- town on \’Vciini-sday night. Pte. Louis _lliellick of Einliru. and l’tt-_ J. I". Mr- Pil.l,-, nt' Gi-.orgt-towll, both of wiioili left Ili".-re with the 105th llllttzilioil two _years ago. As their arrival was un- Iii-ralileil, no pri-vious word having bt-on l°ci-civi-.fl ill this city ot' their vom- ing, no reception was ti-liilt-.rt-.il thcnl. but. cx~lVlayor llrowll. with his cus- toilliiry liospitality to men wilo have done their duty for the flag, at onet- pizicr-d his hotel at their disposal gratis lliiriin.-; the time of their so jonrn ill (Illai'lolt<-town.

Privzito Mellick is the son of Mrs.

lda Mr-llick, of Elnlira. iii- was draft r-d from the 105th illto the lath Bal. tlilion, ol' Montreal .ind wr-nt to France in' ihleenliler. 1916. i-lc saw collsifer- :iblc llezivy ilgllting ami dllrillg a iivo- ly i-ilgagclnelll oil Novollllier 4th last :it Yprcs he was woulirlcil by a pil-cc Hi' silrzipllul which i.-lltizrcil his right kilt-I-. llc was in the 2nd Aiistlnlian iliispitaii. liouiogni-_ for two lnontlls and llli-.rc li was found ni:<‘.es;~lzii'y to fllllinltlite the leg. lie was then sent to Ellglllllli, wiii-rl- he roccivcil tur- thl-r tri-allllcilt in thri-.c hospitals. lil- left Eili.-:Illini on Juno lst. and ur- rlvi-d iil_lizilii`alx on the llth, after all ulli-.vi-llttul pzizssago, llc left vcster-

ls w e p ease o g

Plivate J F '\lli'llee, town, who came over fro on the same boat as Privat lid not have an opportuni ting to Frailce He was from the 105th t he 104th and spent seven months in ill England with a severe blood poisoning This W bv the accidental cutting of 'ind his condition was so h almost lost his life He treatment ut Eastbourne Epsom .ind Liverpool hosp was turned down in both

whole his mother and oi fll l ill b l dt

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unfit and nas kept. in Eng Fifth Dislsior Pte McP son of Ihre M D McPhee town and left yesterday for

Both till-so returned sold

orders to report in Hall u

There were two othel

diers nl the steamer whici tlleso men back to Canada, J Cairn of Emerald Junct lost his right arm in batt still in Halifax and Pte An oison, of the 1"i|h Battaiio

of Dundas Til l out 20 vellrs ago He wa wav to Boston and had hee

day iit`tcl‘llooil for his liolile in Elmira

the lL5th for France, as

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il.

cd heme on account of iiln

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WHY THE GE RMANS

SANII FISHING BDA

' _- _- li . ll i l' '

prisoners together. \v,tth .-i_|nilllel~oi|s REASSURING STATEMENT gy ‘mins “,|m,h ,h___,, had _m__|___ of

Carillon 1-nd miiclltiic mills." CLEMENCEAU .-\l‘i -r vloli-ni nglnlng lin-. i:l».l-mulls - -

Oni th? whole the l-nc-iriy`s pro- . _ Iobt:liiIli-ii li llnltliiliil in t'ili-von-is and E)

'gross s s ow and lilo cost. of his ad- l'Ailll~‘, Juno l1i.-.»\ i'csssllrlilg _sclpiei-rc llzligli-, - ~ _

. _ . t . _ - _- _ , ~_ _ » I sing Channel to Feed ‘ Dam led Enil

point of the advance lilo (-ernliliis are r uint(-|\li»lli givi-il ill thi- Nrlldl-‘ I-~ [GERMANS CONTINUE DOWN `_, about ilvc and three f|uul‘ti-.r illllcs t‘ll-llll-l|<-i-all on the uiilililillil lil till-_ MATZ VALLEY. __ _'__

iilIlii.i.\’. Juno lil,-'i`lll-. details of

the sinking ol' tho sl-.vi-lltcell Kilkocl :ind Arliglliss fishing boats recently ull' ilu- irish c-oust by il Gorman suir iii;ii'iiio shows that. whilo the boats l\'<-i'l_- _fishing off Kilkcel oil the even- ing ol liiliy .ll the submarine appear- l-d siilldcilly. and thi- coliiillaniiol' or- llcreil the i-i‘i_-ws of hall' a dozen of thi.-ill io i-iltcr their punts. The skip- pcl' of lilo vessels relnoustratod, and lilo l-onlillailfiiw replied "No p:il'lev~ IIII-75 P¥"I "UI UF .V011 go to Illcll." The iui-ll wi-.rc leaving tho boat'-i, but ollf.. \_\'h0 was riltllcr slow was tired _yi trolli thi- slliilliariilc. and u revolver lllllir-I i-llti-rod his ;1rm_ 'rlw Gnr, illzills then plziccil boilllis In thc hold-4

TWO

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_IAN SHIPS U. S. COAST

(Special to the Guardian.)

AN A’i‘l,l\N'i`i(`. l’0l~i'l'. June lil. -

Two l\ll_ii‘wi-gillli ships wi-rv sunk ofl ilu- llllti-ii States const by il-bouts und llloii' cargo of copper were ti-pm. i’crl'\-.ll to till- submarine.

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r/J cz ZQ XT Os lan

GERMAN cAP'rAlN

lil siv were at the bottom of The submarine next attack fishing boats, eleven in nu sank all of tllenl

Tile German commander il

el l

the vos cis und in il few

have declared he would see tisll sent across the chann the "damned English who should be starved be Kaiser won the war The .ill the vessels were safci but lost all their belongings, only means of iivclihood T gate value of the seveni. uns estimated at eight

'rilr wr A rlilm

'rrul-i‘*RA'1'U1e

EIDE, MOON

TORONTO J ne 14 --F

southwest to west winds. a t ‘hom-rs hilt mostly fair

Thr- tide \\ill he high this I

lt '£07 and tomorrow at 3.5!

ing nild Sunday at 536

Tile moon sets tomorrow

SPARES WHALIERS

NEW liiilii-`0iii;_lIiiass. Juno 12_._

’i`hli-i- N B if

ew ci ord whaling vessels II‘I"» -IIIIII’ SIP “I 03 Pm

have est-np(-ll being- sunk through ,I The first quartei of the sri-om: plea of <-"pl, G0n,,_,;,,,,s of the be on sunday June 16th, at slzilooni-.r Nirllolas. I Tile length of today will "Tho suhilliirilie glided alongside the I‘°“f§ Mid fWGY\¢Y f0\li‘ Um!

:ii-liooiler Nicholas," snid tIilpt_ G0". szilvcs, "und' then shot across nly liowsl. i gave llinl thi- Aint-.rirail ting Init. he dil'ill`r. answer and l~l`iil>nlergod."

"l had not sailed very' far when np

l-ililln the sublllzirine again. and l gave liilil the Alnericlln flag urain. This time lilo eulmnarille gave ind back the

“Tho Gernlnn captain caught sight

oi tho Ellen A. -Swift. whaling ia. little ways froiil lilo on llnttorns giiiund and he asked me what the craft. was and lv n s ll- was doing. i told hiin it was ii whall-r, like us. and he waved his lnlnii ni nw ami said. ‘You get aboard your vessel and get homo as quick as you i-an and tell the other vessel to go in with you.nnii don't you let me catch _\"ou on this wily again."

--_ washing Wales #lil

Thi-re was a new moon c

eeoeeoeo O 964

lnlnsll sill

ceooeoooeooeei

Forman flag with another fin und - __ ihlar it.. nild ordered us to heath/e to ‘gt *HOUSE To LET 1 c~iice."- _

*WANTED Gi 0 housework No washing at Guardian Oilloe

.mo Atlrnno Mooonal-D

cial Land Surveyor, He

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T0 t.lT-clN1’RAL\.Y

u bright trout bedroom family Apply at Gu I

R ll 3 Seurie

l i= high tolnorrow morning at Sunday at 506

The sun sets this evening

morrow lit 9 it rises tomorol

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