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w...... ..... ........ sill.. .... } A ;ozpiR1.oTT1nToWN, CANADA, MQNDAY, JUNE 7, 1915 1 g {°~1,;',,,';°,,-_;f;;;,<-;,;;';_4;,°,-,»_'g,,,

I_iIlI,SER VISITS P AUSTRIA HEIIDQUITRTEITS

is Enthusiasticoiiy Received. Political Develop- it

" ment in Hungary Includes Formation of flew] liubinet. Iioumaoia iliay Not Enter War. I

(3l1°°1iI 1° 111° 911511111111-) |i present Hungarian Premier at the ge,-

EERLIN, June 6.-Emperor William, hes

11" ""‘1 111 111° 11°“‘1‘1“1“`1°1°1 °1 F1911' PM that Germany exercise the rlsht cr vetisatior. concurred by American or- many and the United states may be LCNDON, Juris c-tornriail-'1‘i.e 11’1111`1111111'11`°11111111e F1'e1191`1°11- 1111111111111 Cii111li6l.W1il1 C0\liif- 'P12211 HS M11l1B1~€1` search before attacking unarmed flcials before the ship wus given ber broken on’ in 48 hours, and that thc British troops at the Iiurdanf-iles nd-

1`C1111111-111'111- C10111‘1111C11 Dilllers. people should hold themselves in vnnced 500 yards along u 1l»niiI¢- sec-

(5P¢°1a1 1° The Guirdlinl I LONDON. June 5.-A despatch to readiness to leave Germany.” tion. Two lines of Turkish trenches ASHINGTON, June G.-Sir Cecil the Exchange Telegraph Company. W€1‘u 01191111241-

___________ ________________________h___________A______A__A _ _“__ During the operations the allied """""' "" """"'"""""""""""‘"""""*"""”"""-`-`-"""""‘~‘""""""""""""""""""""""""”"""""""""'""""""'" tieet gave effective support. The loss-1

at alvice received Ii re to-day 1 T.-

series of audiences with the leaders indi'ca?e tiiat tiie threat of rfllouman- S E V

Commander-In-Chief. yesterday to of take part in the celebration of the vic Archduk’s birthday. The visit was All made the occasion of rejoicing at the ind

fail of Przemysl. Emperor William the . “- was greeted wildly by enthusiastic been unable to come to terms, and

IAM

crowds. The Emperor is holding a pri

of the opposition party of Hungary, ian including Count Julius Andrass at

Wil

il has been considered. Another 1;

the Interior, in cluding M. Popo- me h, former Finance Minister. The ies have failed in their efforts to uce Roumania to follow Italy into war Russia and Roumanla have “~-

.gi

nssiofnr witsous noir orsnnnons in

T0 GEITIITIINYIS NOW REIIDY THE DIIRDIINELLES

- ___.,g|pIf~~f;\~...¢r"“

Will ileiterate Former Demands that Ships be Searched Before being British Advanced 500 Yards Taking 'Turkish

' Attacked. -

Trenches and llopt

urlng Many Prisoners

(Special to the Guardian) S rin Ric B itlsl A -

- - D E 0. r .i mbassador here, from Amsterdam says.

WASHINGTON, June 0.-President submitteda note from the British Gov- “A message received here fron

son will forward his latest note to ernment solemnly assuring the States Berlin states that the American Colon! , many late to-morrow or Tuesday. that the Lusitnnia was not armed. in Berlin has been warned officially (Special to The Guardian) -

will reiterate previous demands This assurance conforms with the in- that diplomatic relations between Ger-

posal is for the creation of a new

invasion of Austrian territory has - Ie st been tem oru l re o e (annul 1° the Guardmn)

y, a p riy .m v.d. 4 - __ . ' -

Count Albert Appenii and Count Russia, according to reports brought th;1?1`f£,g{`;"v';u$E G§'|ul;101|‘flf;1£;1;1;“;;; Ataderzichy. These conferences are here, refuses to accede to some of on _,une nh captured and -held two considered of great importance in re- Roumaniafs territorial demands. The ______ H

lation to political developments in pressure of England and France and "es of Turkish trenches along B Hungary. The formation of a coali- lin

named and Count Steppentlzza, the port

er Eimar Jarl, bound from Port Ar- Turks who were dispersed into the -thur and New Orleans for Norwegian marshes continues. As in all trench

I00 VESSELS SIIIIK M 0UI 0I 20.000

.‘ .

(Special to The Guardian)

LONDON, June 5.-Since the war

0HE SHIPS SUIIK

(Special to The Guardian) This left other sections of the force

neutrals. On the other hand 20,000 an British cargoes crossed the German ha submarine zone safely.

. .

1 K

vmg been sunk by Germ,ms_ ~ (Special to The Guardian) on a front of three miles in this sort

GERMANY WANTS INDEMNITY

FROM ITALY. 5.

IRKWALL, O k 181 nd)_ June tine of Greece had a change for the ly as it induced the Turks to counter- Three more( grxgh gmps have worse. Another operation on His Ma- attack, in which they suffered very

been sunk by submarines, the steam -jesty will have to be_ performed. heavy losses. Two battles are in pro-

_FAmsr_J““e _5,___A demand for m_ £8 gress in Galicia I’l‘he Russians made detniiity Tiir dabiagc done German an property of Milan during anti-German to

disorders has been addressed by Ger- many to the Italian government through the Swiss legation at Rome,

says a Geneva despatch to the French steamship Pentleld. bound “ Matin." fro

CONDENSED Aus. me

Too LATE Fore ““ CLASSIFICATION

hlng vessels Kathleen, Evening Star

. ' ' BRANDON, Manitoba, June 6.-One

d Cortes have been sent to the bot- L N(3gi\‘J"°1 1° *£1* $,='l°'°‘11a':l'i1“ or c°11°1‘1‘era1;1eth°'d§ance °nh1h1€1 dhzwer allen was shot dead, one is dying, and ni yesterday. The crews were saved 0 1 June ~"` e C011 1111 reaches ° e 11" and “Ve 1' ‘"1" one wounded as the result of a break

King Corstantine of Greece is eic- the Austriil-Germans back, while to for liberty at the internment camp D id L] d G _ th _ ,e

ly critical. Enormous crowis t e sout -west tho Austro-Germans Says av oy eorge is en usi- (Special to The Guardian) 1191119 last night. Several others tried to i - ~ .t t h V The defence contended the informa-

BREST’ France' June 5___.|.he are surrounding the royal palace. are advancing, although the Russians escape, but it |S believed an were 1111111 0"" 1115 V191 0 M3110 ester. arid

are contesting every inch. rehaptured is

NE CENT er word each loser-

0 D

tion for advertising in this column. Cash must accompany orders. Mini- mum charges, twenty-live cents. V Fon SALE-Ewa Arlo " 'rwo

Spring lambs, 11 Park street, City.

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' -1 ' 1, . R sian nd German

LOWESTOFT’ Eng__ Juhe 4___ The Our offensive on the lower San

‘ developed successfully. squadrons exchanged shots in the

Anthony's Villa, fronting on Dundas crIti:¥e(;>fh1;rié.o¥v;31at;ft ":"}i;i;.$wl<-';i;1 y Xleeix vicinity of the Gun of mga

Esplanade. Apply to City Hospital. lu

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1'6`i.zT.-' no'oMs |=un'N|sHso on

unfurnished at Rocky Point. Apply Mrs M. white, nanny Point. le

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WA`NTEDTA*SeEond-hand Three Ton gh

Waggon Scale. Must be in good he repair. Apply to Auld & C0.. C1 Frestown. 126_5;7lVI_4ll§L‘ w

WANTED-BY THE 25TH OF JUNE.

a capable woman as cook. Good wages. Apply to Mrs. John Rich. mir, alderorn. 1041-5-iomtr. oils i=.NoiNs-2 H. P., in Finer- class ord;r.Gfordi;sle.on;1l;l11Y R115'

ar an c .

M°°d°" ’ U sais-a~17MEtr.

FOUND-A gentléman’s signet ring in vicinity or xeiire Cross- 01/1101' may have same by callins at Guard-

Y N U pEfph0GRAD’ June (,_Ah omcinl met their first serious opposition

statement says n. strong German fleet 1111111111 W111‘B111DS have 119211 1111110’ 116

____ appeared in the Baltic and exchanged (111-T03/1118 01111198 111161 l1S1li11OUS@S 111 £114-1

shots with the Russian fleet near the Adriatic and bomberdlns Monfalicon

I nuutiv mutt

` 1111-1’ '11 1,119 1111111111 111115 1;“11f‘1 1° (Special to The Guardian) i11loL1’iiirii)£1iI“i€r]grii1l;1i1i( nihiiises iiia\i1geT1:?- BElf(tT.1Ile\Ic,|a.iuii¢Ta )Ofiice I;

11°" "11°‘11111`Y W1111 111° 1-111°” 11111111111 1110"” 1119 (’z111"_1t111‘1‘ R°“"t1i“11i11 B Te' LONDON. June 5.~_‘-The American celved from the Turks the surrender admitted this afternoon that French Mn

ed 10111119 L" e “E511 11 11115' tank steamer Llama from New York of Amara and taken more than 2,000 troops have "temporarily occupied" of _____________A_____________A___>________ for Copenhagen, witha cargo of gaS0~ prisoners, thirteen guns, a gunboat, the ruins of Souchez sugar mill, M. ""`"""""`""""""""""'"" line and oil, and the Norwegian__§.toiiIIi- barges and steamers. Pursuit of around which desperate lighting has tha

been proceeding for several days.

n ered t rough inability on the part in

of their force to penetrate the wire manner, carried on the service of in-

_____ entunglements, which the artillery duction. After Mr Stavert had been

tire had not sufficiently destroyed glv

NORWIQH' June 5__q-he tmwlhr A open to fire and therefore part of the (Special to the Guardian.) mi

k ’ t L] i li t ground gained had to be given 11D- BERLIN, June ti.-(Oiflclal)-Gains people. (Rev. Mr Stavert above r_e~

2353'15gingr1;1hn;§?mf,:1’21;:;:e£f tssglm E,”;.[;1;eE;,_I`1 théusrixlgg Hnmpgcre ---- Some also was lost when the Turks for the French at Souchez and Neu- ferre_d to is o. native of Wilmot, this

' d Ecohomy on bom.d_ me two ships counter-attacked. A gain of 500 yards ville are conceded.) _ _ province.)

ATHENS. June 5-Announcement of fighting, however, is considered

(Special to The Guardian) was 111111111 1-04111? 111111 Kills Conslilli- satisfactory by the British, particular-

- (Special to the Guardian.)

The region no;-th of Ar;-as remains ' appeal will be magnificent. The visit . .W

.~;ns1\`i1r1~TlTti?’ti4T;aII5$1(;1lit;)hC(|`1lki1giiTi'eiNlTy1eE an interesting point. Here the French

’ _ I im t h ve gal ed ground, r pul - ‘ 19

mi1lai11i<Tuli)rrii]\Tr1iIietotITi1i1;1 (orifiw were Tn; vIoI,entaGermaIii counter-atfackii. °11111111111@"S *111"*1111Y 111119 110611 1111'ic Ve 1 5 11 ‘ The Germans, on the other hand. I1

assert they repulsed the French at l* Pe

i--i...____,___, , ' ' \

es of the enemy were very high. Sev- ernl hundred soldiers and ten officers were mario prisoners. Among the pri- soners there ure six German sailors. The artillery enemy has been domin- ated constantly during the iight by ours. Two Turkish counter-attacks during the night of June 4-5 were re- pulsed easily. -vars: r- ._ ..Ul~!.¢I~'1'~F¢=i'° '-’~'i'\

lsuuu luuuin f

Church at Norton, on Monday,

y 31, at 7.30 p.m., for the purpose iniluciing the liev. R. ll. Siavert, A., B.D., into the pastoral charge of t congregation. The church, which was very pret-

lils quiet, pleasing and forceful

en the right hand of fellowship, ev. J. J. McCaskill, addressed the nlster and Rev. T. P. Drumm, the

UNIIIUNS 0F

__ _ . . _-_ _-_ . _ _'_-_ _ _ _-_-e-,-.~.-_-_-.~.-.-,~.-_-e.-.-_-_ .-_-.-.- ~. -_-

MONCTON. Juno 3.-The Presby- y of St John met in the Presbyter-

IIIIIHEH IIH IIIIO I

0N ENGLISH IIUASI

-*__ '

(Special to The Guardian)

LONDON, June 5.-Hostile airships

dr pped bombs on the East and South-

tily decorated for the occasion, was east coasts °f Engmnd 1”" 111 111

Doris, with a cargo of cottonseed oil. warfare, which character the fighting crowded, and the service was very 1

.have been taken into Kirkwull. on Gallipoli Peninsula has assumed. impressive, ltcv. F. W. Thompson, of

BY the Allies found their general advance Calvin Church, St John, presided, and

ii d h ' '

L ti

g .

ght damage was done and casual- es were few. Bombs were thrown in a. number ol' ifierent places, which have not as yet been enumerated. This information was contained in an official statement given out to~day.

IUNIIIIN IIMES

EIIUIIEHAIEII

-...___

(Special to the Guardian.)

LONDON,- June 6.-The Govern-

-WIII INCREASING

convinced that the response to his 11

of the new Minister ot' Munitions was 1" .

ceived Wm, much uppm“se_ and ,ktnown in Germany, which was to the

ent's case against the London Times

m and Major Richardson, charged with

vliig aliens informati n f l t th

LoNn0N, June 5,-The Dany Man 31 ° “Se 11 ° 9

Ii ml I B

e es o rltain, was dismissed.

on in question, contained in a. letter ritten by Richardson and published

the Times, was perfectly well

ect that the last French reserves

ointed in Lancashire. Colonel Sir wa“;i`ed111 111*2m§1e111- 1‘11W relfiruitg be(iing

.- _ c e up. ecase was ear un er

rcy Girouard, chosen as chief organ e Defence of the Realm Act.

-__¥._.____i_______

_ lacks. ROME. June 6.-(Official)-"Minor lser of the Department of Munitlons, th

.__ The mst important bathe hy the operations of our troops continued all told the committees Mr Lloyd George

,italian campaign is raging for pgs. along the entire frontier from St Elrio ai _ _

(Special to the Guardian.) ,-session of Tolmino, where the Italians 10 11111 111111-" ‘l11111`1‘¢1' 01 11 1111111011 111101111 111111111113(-

I-A ~ , , I ' _ The reply was a promise of it million . .

~ shells mommy' mom Filty wild cattle materially aided Ita-

lian troops in capturing a strong Aus-

med to secure an output of a,

WILD CATTLE ASSIST ITALIAN8.

ROME, June 4.-via Paris, June 6--

, . . :rica poiltitén oil. Monte Gordo, accord- - --» - umsu siuuui

(Special to the Guardian) 111111 01 111511 inmélee Qiai? eelilssomeiflaval act on

1 ti , d lm 1 gi has been erected in Canada and is ca

EARTHQUAKE A1' Municrl. , §u?§‘§‘;§t1,'§1g ‘mo ggapepfo nfl? fgfvfmfg 301,., “L 3:,e,.,,,;,,;,}t alttsplggghtohbgé

-____ their views. The general opinion is 11811 9 11 9 9 1

MUNICH, Bavaria, June 3.-A vlo- ith t R 1 11| j | th Am B General Sam Hughes, Minister of

nt lfagthquzketath 3.3i5 :_ m. ioday (Special to The Guardian) .When Itzr-i}i;ai;ii:'e;1v the v‘;o1:_d aim B1; Militia, inspgctleid thie wxofklsl to-dig' E rec 2 DBF 0 0 11S 1111111111 B 11 ‘ - _ and expresse mae as g y gra - e great Munich observatory. Many LONDON, June G.-A despatch from 1gaii1€;TtlT01ll?;vsKing of Greece suffering lied with the progress which has been 1`“°11s 11911 1111” the streets 1" 1115111 C0D01i1111Bei1 SWS 11 111 Nfllorted fi'01I1 a relapse his condition being serious, 11111110- W°1'1‘ W115 911’~1'1e‘1 011 111° 0111911- N” 1911011’ 01 11111111131’ 91119' Stockholm that a naval battle occur- 3 new change in the attitude of that factory Seven Weeks 1150 81111 111 111111 11919 111.1” 119911 1`°°e1V°‘1° red Saturday near"Gothland. For .six mhht.-y is “pected |mmedh;tely_ 1101- been exliecled 10 110 1'€11f1y 101

hours violent caiinonading was heard

from o Southeasterly direction and for eil. with the result thot the DIHM 18

a long time from twenty io twenty- now running. ;I`he new plant Isl turn;

. i t tl ilu ntt 0

five shots were heard every minute. 8I5§’0?)l6 i0 d 11111'lt€111;i:i it if I Y st

11§_1_111111I1f15w|lsini ciluiuuu

Bel was Bunk by a German sub Roumanla is going through a crisis "__

IIEPU I

, ` I ' ` similar to that experienced by Italy OTTAWA- -111110 5-“'11-1111111115 101 111°

LE.-TWO PURE BRED 1111111119- T119 Crew were °1"1e1`e‘1 1111° h (1 it t g d t manufacture of large quantities of

FGR SA 11 11011:’-b 111°’ b‘"111°1‘ 111° 11“°‘“”1"" witgrgrirdss Tv-i1T.rr§3giTrr.ie.TTr.firiTy 1.1.1.1 trinitroliwi. one of the highest ex-

s sun y om s. -

I I (spread to The ou..r.u=..) T" PETROGRAD. June ii.-An oillcial

n the region of Riga and Shavli there

communication issued to~night says

(8p°eiaI to The Guardian) S C I

LONDON, June 6.-The use by Ger- have been no important changes. On

ian and piiyilis 1301' 111111 311V- mans of dogs as despatch carriers is ______ the front of Narrow on the morning

1271-s~7Mii sh

own in connection with the dis- I of tho 5th, the enemy opened a violent

GAS L GINE-2 H- P. HAN- covery of a nest of spies onthe Can- 8 , | I io The Guardun) artillery fire on that region on the ay iitti.. engine, suitable roi- farm ...inn unto in France wcimasa can- 1 1’ ° “ ,, _n ,

and other work, for sale cheap. Ap- ad 2.1;. y ' sag;-s-ivnmir. ri

ians now at Cardiff' relate how they DUNDEE’ scotland' J "B 6` M `

Wi t n Cl urchill, formerly First

I Rs Macdonald Guardian 0! found that amcglffee hpusclneartrthe L03: gt the'Admim"y_ who is Chan.

11115 111191’ W “I” “Tse 1' 11° °“` 'cellor of the Duchy of Lancaster, in

left bank of the Pissa River. On the ,Vistula one of our aviators success- fully bombarded a train of enemy boats and sank one of them. On

" , . _ Rawka the enemy attempted to em-

`"`_”`tT`* -- A1' MARKET hed by 0111111111119 W" 11°F* 1”’ 111°’ ti. nti r. o ernment, arrived to

M§g.T.'.1; (s.?..'Tii'Esiae> cnarlottetown. 11°” 111° 1“1°"°111°“ 1°¢*"‘11“8 111° nr.; T.'.”1Jnn1iies,2.1-'airs he represents in `

on Friday, nth June, 1915. at 11-45 111 a.m., one black No reserve. 0 Robert Bealrsto,

YOU with

¢Nvsi.oF!o

with on tlap or for M00:

10,000.

and et- Q.

"el

All

.ploy gases and set dre to chemical

ovemsnt of troops- became known the commolm He was recewed en_ composition producing a poisonous

the enemy was forced from s boy thuBia_mca"y at a memmg of ms con, smoke. ln Galicia on the left bank of

who die<=1°=°¢1 111111,; ‘1°K W1; “M1812 _..tn..er.ts. He toni them ne .im not 1

carry messages. o messa es w r t k 1 U i duh; hidden under a false coating of hair. ffmrzpaageg eg? :;':r,;:3:a(;;°,:1!_ mf. ,gf Grobles. To the north of Leiaisk

the only thing he cared about was THE WEATHER, waging asuccassful war on the enemy °°11‘5°11‘1“11115 111°" 11°“111°11° “°1W1111'

TEMPERATURE’ of Britain. "I1'or‘-four 'years ° l have

_ borne h vy rea onsiblllty, being ac-

TIDEs‘M0oN| ETC- cording tgaths tftge-li cred language

. _...__ of my patent. relpon to the crown ¢°| | gt, gh. qu..-¢|g.\. and parliament for ' ° uiiness of the

TORFOTITCT, June ` 7.-Maidtimez Admiralty." Chu I hid. “When noi-casing easterly winds; cool and I say responsible.) responsible .h°,e,-yy in the sense that I w have to bear

THE WEATHER.-Yesterday was blame for everything that occurred.,

beautifully worm and summer-iiiie. Three years have comprised the most ‘ The tide will be high this evening important period of our naval history,

at 7.11 and tomorrow at 8.18; it will a period of preparation for war, is por- important progress. Within Neuvilic he high tomorrow morning at 7.00 and iod of vigilance and mobilisation. I wgqhggqgy at 7.45, have done my best. The archives at

The sim sets this evening and to- the Admiralty will show the part I i

7.49 it rl I di ll h

, look

rible

o init iiiiarler of the moon was ,war

mg;-my gt ; sos tomorrow paye n a t e great tnnlaotlons plaguing at 4.09 and Wednesday hotlist have taken place. To them I 4.0 .'

for my defence. I look also to

dangers at the beginning of the are over. The nas have been

gas moon sets this afternoon at the general naval situation. The tar-

a Friday. miie ilt. at 13.82 p. m. swept -clear. Everything is in perfect i'l‘hsre,wilhb¢ a new moon on Satur- order. ~» Nearly everything had been day. Jima I _last 2.67 p. m. ` foroudcn, wo have taken the measure

Tliegzglgingf my will be hftoan ‘zoiwhilr lop, and have lone forward

our! “ , 'm hs., "' » 'f ‘ " ith ~coniidsiice."

_V lllnorddi-4l.litlnvooat`l‘:;vt;e>`(*|_li\\t lneuwu llinarcra l.i_nia_mn ourceoipheiiaris-, - . . 1 with mmm’ hmm' to _ desmcm to Llc,” Minoru 1 Liniumn our-gg'

he Lower San our troops captured on the 4th, after fighting, the village

ur troops who crossed the San are

standing the enomy’s attack and vio- lent tire.

rnuiu_i_1rrc|ll

(Special to the Guardian.)

PARIS. June 6.--(Otliciol)~"In the

‘sector north of Arras we have realised

we are holding at present more than two-thirds of the village. We have ikewlse gained 450 metres in the northern part of the Labyrinth and made slight progress in the centre of that work, where the ltriinie con- tinual without cessation.

_ (8;ooIal to the Guardian.) PAR! , Juno il.-(Official)-"Tho

Gorman offensive is overwhelmed everywhere and we maintained all

-our positions, inflicting heavy loses

on the enemy. We tool: several trenches from- the enemy, in which we

made some prisoners "

,Grooves was the victim of the shoot-

l k t d in , The Da ish st am C s w'th 11

__..._. those who mm" War hem counter D oswes “own 0 mo em Bee ce rgo ofncoal frgm §gotlan1;lni'or Cigpehaf were able to gain the summit easily.

gen was torpedoed yesterday after- -T

four months, but operations were rush-

poun s o n ro uo per

1,000,000 pounds of gun-cotton per al month. She has for some time past o been producing large quantities of d

c d ic

. NEAII BAIIIIIIIISTUII

soldier is dead and another has been arrested as the result of an accidental shooting, which occurred at Heigh-l-lo, near here, on Thursday. Private

ing and was killed almost instantly, a

vestigation will be held. fa

The entire district has been greatly

that the shooting took place when the -two soldiers, who belong to the detachment of volunteers stationed at Hoigh-Ho. were mimicking a military I arrest, when the revolver, in the hand o?rgeant Lohnas. was accidentally d harged. The bullet struck Private

geant Lohnsrrreallzed that his com-

made to save the unfortunate man‘s life, but it was all to no purpose. Death was almost instantaneous. Ser- 0 gsont Lobnes is stricken with grief at G the lon of his comrade.

The nows.of the accident did not

reach here until to-day. lt happened at tive o'clock Thursday morning. Later in the day the bod of Private

f from $20,000 to $25,000. The police

eclare the prisoner admitted mall- 11

cordite. iii

Stillwagon is alleged to have threat- 0 ened to blow up vessels of the Cnn- 11 016 filly lfiiliry. He is a

ard Line unless his demands were 11‘1Ya1 Military College man, bilvl11K

omplleu with. immediately after the 119911 811/011 111111 August a commission estruction of the Lusitania the pol- 1

received at the Cunard Office, stated `

. that one of his bombs placed in the

ship before she sailed from New

BARRINGTON, N. S., June 4.--One York was responsible for the dis-

aster. The police have been hunting

nd Nelson, aged 9 and 11 years re-

IOIlPE00iI]

____ 6

STAVANGER, Norway, June 4.- 11

on. The crew were saved. 1 3

(Special to the Guardian.) 9

NEW vonk, June 4.- A detective E

sl m

s of Cunard Line demanding sums 111

g the letters. in several letters 1

e charged, the writer of the letter

W0 CHILDREN BURN TO DEATH

GUILFORD, ME., June 2.-Walter

‘tangieinent against which the Italians

I .drove the cattle. Startled by explod-

The Austrian garrison had surround- d itself with a high barbed wire en-

g bombs, the animals attacked the ntanglemcnts with hoofs and horns, nd in a quarter of an hour had swept way the obstacle so that the Italians

1111 111121150 of the battle, for which 'no rcvious military experience had pre- srerl them. is said to have stainpeded

tho Austrians.

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‘ LIEUT. DODWELL IS A PRIBONER.

HALIFAX, June 6.-Mr C. E. W.

Endwell, 46 Coburg Road, whose son, L

lent. Cyril G. Dodivell, of the East ancushires, has already been repo".

d missliig, has received a cable from

"Bland announcing that his son is

ationed at the Mall Drop in the Gen- 11- 11111101161- 'F1115 IIGWB. H0i‘r0wl’ul

' _ “_ *'*'°-' _______ ______ month and gohgtitutog a record both eral Post Oiiice here today arrested 111 '°" "' ""1 hs regards erections and pg-0du¢ti0n_ Ifreilerick A. Stillwagon, a resident oi’ 11

It h; announced that Canada will Long Island, charged with sending shortly he in a position to turn out fourteen threatening letters to oilici-

ough It ls, is cheerful compared with

ie anxiety that his relatives have had

nce the bare report that he wa.; issihg came in. The cablegram @l‘01y said that he was a prisoner.

There was no particulars as to where e now ls. As there was nothing in he cablegram about his being wound- tl, it is presumed that Lieut. Dodwell ns not sui'f il

n the East Lancashires. Lieutenant Dodwell is about twenty years of ago,

Mln11rd's Llnlmsnt cures Nouraigia.

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Co1uiNG EVENTS, _

ANNOUNCEMENTS,

MEETINGS, ETC.

ONE GENT per word each lass;-.

while Sergeant Lohnes, who fired the spectfully, children of Nelson Freeze, fatal shot, is under arrest and an in- perished in a tire that destroyed their

ther'g set of farm buildings today.

tion for advertising in this column. cash must accompany orders. Mini- mum charges, twenty-tivo cents.

Mr. and Mrs. Freeze and anotherv

disturbed over the affair. lt appears child were seriously hurt. The tire is

believed to have started from a mos- quito smudge.

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AI.-IAN ATTACK '

DID GREAT DAMAGE.

u “LANDING TODAY by schooner Margaret B. Roper," Superphoophato Nitrate Soda and 8-per cent. Cotton Seed Meal. Get our prices and free literature. Gill & Lantl, Charlotte- town. 1179-6-2lM5i.

GENEVA, via Paris, June 5-Re-

Grooves was sent to this town and h this afternoon the funeral was bold here. Private Grooves was buried

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"Nutwood i2.39 at 3 years old)

_ I ' will be at Mr. McGilvery‘s, Churchill..

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OPEN .ra NAWGATION on his trio through Austria, Belflum

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