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RUSSIAN 0 MIIIEIIS EXEEUIIVE EIIIE SUMARMY ISEIIEIIE EIGHIIIIIS

F_ RCES , 0,. WAR

DEFEI-IT IIUSTRIIINS

III HEIIIH IGIIEEMEIII

l.()Ni)()N July 17 ~'i`he Iuxeclltivt-.

SITU_A_T ION

(Special to the Guardian.)

LONDON, July 18.-The Russiall

(Special to The Guardian)

IN WESIEHII IHEIIHE

ELOQUENT ADDRESS

BY HON. MR. MEIGHEN

LONDON, July iii.-The following

(Special to The Guardian)

(`o ' ' I I I I

° ` having failed at the nleeting held ill llrnbizl, u distance ol` llenrly a tllou-

“ I¢Ulldo|l to-day to rellcll all agl‘<~r>lllclIt ‘IIIIIIIII miles' “Ins II“Il.II».<:tori to vioiftlll

lll

and Capturing Many Prisoners. H

(Special to The Guardian)

(li~}NI‘}VA, Jily 17.-via l’aI‘iI~l~-Tile

’i`rlbulle prints the following despatch llcers, 2,580 men and three mac-lline

from its correspondellt at the front: Austro-Iiungarlall forces wllicll at- tempted to dislodge the itusslalls i'rolll positions nlollg the Vistula river have beell repulsed witll heavy losses, the Russians, nttackillg in tllrll occupied a mile of Austriall trout-iles.

Fresh Russian built-I-los wilicll have

arrlved‘and which have been posted on Seretll river have beglln to bom- bnrd the passage across the lhliestel' river soutll Zalescr,I-yky obliging the Austrlulls to reeross the river, their retreat being converted illto a rout by Russian bayolu-I. attacks.

East of ilorbdenka the Austrians

occupying the let`t bnllk of the linies- ter, Ilave been dislodged ill a iierce llalld to hand struggle.

On the Stripa River the itllsslans

succeeded ill teluporarily arresting the Austrian ol`l`ensive.

(Special to The Guardian)

T’E’l`i't0GIlAi), July il~‘,-(OlIirlni)

-On Goldillgen Mouravievo front the ellenly retained positions on the right banks of the rivers Wllldau and Vall- la and continued his zldvallce ill the direction of Tekuul llenr the Gulf ol’ Riga, 38 miles west of the city oi' Riga nlld Autz. Tile encmy's infan- try were repulsed ill I’opeilaIly I)is~ trict.

Fierce fighting continued on July

15, at the extellsioll oi' the front. ot' the right bank ol’ Orzyc. Tllree of the elle- my’s regiments attacked the village of Podossie and captured it. They crossed the river capturing "five of our guns. The enemy was attacked, however, by our troops with buyollets and sui’i'ered severely, their guns were recaptured and the enemy driven ollt of the village. Siberian delachments from Turkestan, lighting against elle- lny l'orces of double their Illlnlber showed higll courage. Northwest oi'

led the Austrian vanguard near the vil- _ Iago oi` Morksetz, capturing three ot`-

guns.

Tile enemy asslllned a general of-

fensive between the Vlstula and [lug Rivers on the night. ot' the llitll. The enellly`s attacks on l'oblitle, Wllkoiaz and illkhovn, East Kralslllk, \verI~ re- pulsed. On the lel‘t bank ot` the Vioprv. the enelny zlllvalltd-tl after de- sperate lighting. ()llr troops held the ground on the cvollillg oi' the ltith, laderllo and l{l‘aslIista frolli, South l.llblll. Tile olIr~Iny's Ilitalek.. on Vol- itza on the rigllt bank ¢.i' Vit-prz were repulsed. ill East (ira- hovetz l"riday night, and the follow- ing day the enemy penetrated our wire clltullglelllellts several times but wus repulsed ouch time ily tire and bayonet attacks. Soutil oi` (ira- bovetz between tiosllovn and the ling River the ellenly ollstillutvy attacked ollr t'rollt at Medciin Marlolllcllollt-. We lnade sIlccessl`Ili l~<llIlItI‘r-attntcku-I ill this district. liotwecll the iilliester and ling and ill tho vicinity of the Ihliester lighting eontillucs witilout sllllstulltial I-llnllge.

(Specia to lThe Guardian)

BERLIN, .Iuly 18.-Portions of the

arllly of Gen. Von iluclow have defeat- ed Russian t'ol'ces near Autv., where 3,620 men and .six gulls alld three nul- ghine gulls were rzlptllretl. ’l`hey are pursuing the enemy ill all easterly Ili- rection. Other portions of this army are going to northeast ol’ Kurshally. East of tllat town an enemy advance position has been stormed. Between Plssa and Visiuhl Rivers the Russians are retreating and the troops of Gen. Von Schultz ami Von Gallwitz close lleilind tllelll. The ellelny is attacked alld driven back where ile oiiers re- sistance ill prepared positions. i¢‘roln the north of the Vistula to Pilicia the ltussi_alls also have begun to retreat. Our troops ill al short engagclnellt dllr-

Itadonl a llrignde of (lossucks attack-

illg pursuit made ill prisoners.

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uncll ot the Soutll Wales miners ffl

calls the settling of tho coal dispute ill left i`or (‘nrdii't`, where it will meet HU

again on Monday. il;

wllo is usillg large forces oi' cavalry,

crossed the river ami is moving

` toward Riga. ln Vrzasnyze district

l»‘i

is lnztking a t'ollrtil attempt to reach W ' ~

EIIHIHEH SIIIICESSES

ilQl\il-i, July I8.--ttitllcinli-Ollr U

troops are eolltilluillg the oltellsivo i

be HH rego and Vnilivillallongo and are Ilow ell

SII ties ill 'i`cI'I‘aiII and desln-l‘ate resis- I

t a w

l<‘a of

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t-li

zol tiv nu

ill th ln

ilg Il

gllll allspiciollsly solno days ago I

gaged ill capturing the high and I tilcult, region situated ill-tween tllelll. \\' rlnoullting _ves|erdzl_v grave dillirui- ‘I

lice the ellellly I‘eIlt-ill-tl the lille I lIi<'h slI‘etcl1I=s i`rolll ilois Pass to I lzzlregotsulnlllit. as far as the slopes I'

hting i`or posscssioll oi' the slopes I lirh dest-elld to the llzlllll-i’nss. Sal- I i and Agni, Alldras V:Ille_v. Under I’ murderous attack they .stornled II 'th the bayonet the ellellly`s nd- I

rellgthenillg the ground. III lfisollzo II Ie tho rllelny shows ilIrI‘c:tsilIg ac- I

Illerons weak assnlliis ill the even- I

g ol' Jllly I5 agaillst ollr positions on W _ .

Ile euellly Is drawn Illto the coulltry

Ile worse it is t`or llilll. buoys up their

c ileights forlllillg the bridge at the I ‘ntl of l’Iavu but withous result (in I

the lligilt oi' .Iulv ill two ot` ourIuir- II

sh ar

,nortllrrn slopes ot' Monte San Mi- I vii su

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EIIIIIUEIII SEIIMIIII IN I EI

ilo `or

PHEMIEII HUIIIIEII IIIEIIIESSES I

IIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIINGEIII II SHIIIINEIIEIE. ENEIINII

Amon th tl '

sal

, _ pu

(?;°°Ii| I0 Thi! Guardian) you will render all equally good ac- I

LON ON, July 18.-You are not

merely fielding for dominion. ner even ness, tloverllol--Gcllt-fill, Ilorort- I It-rt, I*

for the ilritisll Empire but ill ll very true sense for civilization, tllereforc it is not too lllucll to say, for the future whole civilized world itself. You may be assured popular Government, based oil democratic ideas such as all the British dolnillions have been no- custouled to would ba profoulldly modified should Germany win. But we have tio fears of that. I know you will emulate the prowess ami exploits oi’ the ilrst contingent, which caused Tl tllrill of pride i`roIll one end of the Dolnillioll ill the other, \vilicll has not ceased to vibrato yet. I nm sure that

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*°Chccking Booth at L.. O. (‘. picnic

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L. O. (‘._ picnic to-day. _ 21545-

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and Billiard Room will be closed for two (2) weeks during general cleall- ing and repairs. 2341-7-14m12l

count. ot yourselves. ills Royal l-iigh

told llle to wish you from him God- II speed. I \visll you the sanle lllyself,

on behalf of all ttsllllllialls. Premier Borden spoke these words

to the regimental ollicers after re-

calnp yesterday. At the collclusion 1 o

t v Governor-General and the Premier ot t ('anada. I

Qllee-u's (‘auadlau Military iiospital t near Sllorllclitte. The hospital has only ll few llnllllte-I at prtxsent, as the

wlloie institution Iyvili be re-arranged ,I

when new wings, giving arcollllllodn-

loll for 500 more patients, is opened I'

t . . .

in a few `weeks. The I’reInler, who 1 wus taken through ily Lady Murkbnnl, expressed his admiration for the sur-

roundings and equiplueut, ami chatted ( with lllully of the patiellls.

Mlnarda Llnlment ourea garget in cows I

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’l` EM l'ERA'l' U RE,

TH)E’ nl00N'_E,1.C_ inch are holding llnok-lllotllers are

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lewing the troops held at Silorllcliffe IW

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Wilt! S0118 Billing around lookillg on- I run

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ak ve us on an ste

i' ills-address the contingent gave nm

hree hearty cheers for the King, the rm

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Sir Robert afterwards visited the __I;IlI‘ mos” should hp the moo "mo"

ilu nos Ve ie ro lui: vll

:llllollg the young people.,

T _ .

THE ‘vEATHE1t’ ` yi(llll~llll back `sayiIl,?_ --rio bays’ Illtiwilxi l

a thing .set-llls unbeiicvabe yet young I

` nlorlling we captured a trencll ill this

section wllich the enemy occupied yesterday on It ridge south ot' Son- vaux Ihlville in`ihe course of the

(Special to the Guardian.; `.

"Iiemenlber the Prlnco Edward Is-

land Hospital tea alnl strawberry fos- tival, on July 21. froln 4 to 8 o'clock. The new wing on the Hospital will be open to tho public on that day for in- spection. ' II

"Mr, John Ii. Bell will deliver one

oi' his popular lectures in the hull HI Tryon tmnorrow (Tuesday) evening the 20th, and in the hnll at I-iampton Wednesday evening, the 2i.si. All- mlllslon 15 cents; children 10 cents. Proceeds to go to the Mant-le Improve- ment Fund of the Presbyterlllll Church. Lecture to begin at 8 I>.m.

"Liberal (tollservatlve Convention,

Socond District of Quoon's. A Con- vention of Delegates from the Second

District ol’ Queen's will bo held at the' Lyceum Hall in Charlottetown on Tuesday, zml .nay Inst.. at 1 fwlvvk p. m. to choose candidates for the Legislative Assembly . Each POII I" ule .Ina-let to mtl Iwo at-le-gates. M- bert. Trelnere, Convener.

2136-7-19M4i

'l‘0ltt)N'l‘0. July 18.-Maritime:

Moderate westerly winds; fine and

Wilflll.

THE \VEATi~IER.-Yesterday was

wet Ilnd disagreeable in the morning. but becolning iine and warm in the

afternoon.

Tile highest temperature of yester-

day was 05 deg. above zero alul the lowust 62 deg. above. Tile highest ol' the prevlolls night was 75 deg. above

zero and the lowest 03 deg. above.

The tide will be high this afternoon

at 3.23 and tomorrow at 4.31; it will bp high tomorrow morning at 3.30

and Wednesday at 4.14.

The sun sets this evening at 7.45

and tolnorrow at 7.44; it rises tomor-

row mornlug at 4.28 and Wednesday I

4.29.

“I'i‘he mooll sets tonight at 10.50. Tile first quarter of the moon was on

Monday, July 14th at 5.09 p. m.

There will be a full moon on Mon-

day. .luiy 26th at 8.11 a. ln

Tile length of today will be llfteell

hours and eighteen minutes.

Mlnlrd'a Llnlmant Cures Neuralgla.

, _lllnarlfa Llnlmani cures Dll\I\¢I\°"I°,

In closing the speaker made "_

strong pielt for men to 'till the ranks of

ill)

li EU

the Sci pla the levcd to have been the object of two ullk early yesterday at the hangar, tamper- ing pat

_ was

lntr bus (‘arot`ul search revealed no ellie to the illt

ips bolllllnrded the ellt-lny's works oulld (lorixia und the cnnlps on the II

cle, ('ul‘su, with sati.st`al:tory re- I its. The airships which were con- I antly lighted up ily flares were se- t rely <'unnolladed and returned safe- dawn. II

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llev. Mr. Fulton, ill the First Me- I dlst. (Thurcll _vesterdzly Ill-livl-reli al I

rcfore Illlto t‘aes the tlllll s icll are ('aesar's and unto God the

d, these are things mont-y 1-nn not y for-Some objected to (.'atlu.da ing ally part. ill this war because I had been rapidly becolning a self- I taining country, We pay ollr cus- t

d, we support our own soldiers and I- ps have been taken toward luaiu-

ll we have received the best. oi' our I

red them tronl allvestors nl the old I

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t t‘nIl:\da has acllieved her great.-' ~ s largely through British backing. I' should begin to pay our tlpl)1_ re the speaker urged a nlore gen- I us display of the flag and the pro- tion ot` the revs-rellce and devotion I it-il this display would produce

Ulllll the cull rolnes for men. ll we hope to obtain ollr dignity

cull? lierc Mr. Fulton drew a

rd picture of Il futher lighting the tile for the holncs ami strong stnl- I

I fllrain ot’ the boys ready to go ill- the iight ultd the mother holding I

r fntller's tight keel ollt ol' it S I

l‘lJIltg bark their sons. (‘ould tho

ls ot' Canada ever look tho wg;-ld the face again if they failed to ro.

spolld to the nlttioll'a call? dlly n neu German ntlnivlt, ill w`ni<-.h

burning liuuid was employed. was re- pulsed. We inflicted on the enemy

the Heavy Battery now being made heavy lsssos and took prisoners two

officers and two hundred men belong- ng to three different regiments.

on this island.

ninst. groups ot' forts Ilenl' l~‘niv.a- Sl

ill-tlvel-ll him and his olljet~t.ivc, thr- .I ‘ -Y ‘ ` " . ‘

il Il (‘eIltral l’ol;llId und Illong the

Lallll Pass. Espclsiully brilliant II

s the action oi' ollr illi'alIiry ill ;“I _ _ __

ng :llld dellvcrlng vicious blows at ll

llt-ed eIItl'1~lII~ilIllcIIts and are now “I

ll the south is being discllssell. 'l‘lle

it.V around Plezzo. 'i`hey lllado IIIISSIIIIIIIY 0|' I`\ll'IIll‘I` l`<‘Il‘L’1\I.it0\VOVl*i`.

lle case ot` lt, is being lauded. With he enorluous number of German r he east, the greatest movement ever

ll the west. t'or some time. Otlieial rports show no important move

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'ronl that district is anxiously nwaiit- ~d. as tl I expected big el't`ort in ch-ar

ceful and eioqurllt sermon to a II

urge and appreciative <‘ollgI'eg:ltioIl

In thc text, Matt. 22:21 “ltellder

. ar ' gs

ls dues on :lil imports froln Eng- 0

w ning our own lluvy. lint, said Mr. 'I`W0lll.V SIIOIIS Wert! IIIIUWII IIII° lton, these are things t`or which II

cannot p;1_v_ ln,-Om th.. ,,,0the|-. one seriously wounded. ill Argonne

dilions. British sentiment makes ll great. Our ideals have rome to us I1 lll our parents and tlwy In Im-1| ga. ai`ter last night's bolllbardlnent

' ,, _ ' _ aunclled ll violent attack against our

,|_ 1|, our r,.spm,,,,. to tm, nufimps positions from the (‘nlonnI- tI‘e|tt-ll ill i S

nlan.~4 wllo sllccet-ded in rreepillg ill-

so ropulsell with heavy losses.

l our position and Ilot re. loud to I’

Artois, where there were violent art-

tacks by tierlnans and Austrians d in places has, nccordillg to Ger- an reports, been pierced. In the altic provinces Gellernl Voll lhlelow,

ehl Marshall Voll iiilldenilurg, wllo

nl-.nw, has tulre illoken the Russian Iles and colnpt-lied the defenders to tire toward Nnrsw ltiver. In Southern l'ol:lnd, after ll period t' inactivity, i"ieId Marslull Von Mac- Iellzc-Il» is again on the nlo\'e and 'iuilus to have ca|ltlll'crl some Rus- all nllvancrll positiolls which stood

lbln t lloiln |al|\\.ly Sllllllltalleollsly itll these attacks, which ure the lllaill nos, All.-Ilro-llerlllnu :lI‘lniI\s are on e ot'i`I-llsive west ol' the Vistula River

lllicstt-I" ltivor ill Galicia. As was the use ill the drive tllrollgll Western alll-in the. itllssialls are lighting Illlllornly,,aIld on orcnsloll are tnrll-

cir opponents. Wllelher they will e able to hold their pre:-Iellt. lines is rollienlalical. 'l`lle probability ot' the ussiatls llaving to ev:-lcllnte Warsaw, hir-h is _illl‘uat.eIled by Voll iiindcll- Ilrg ill the north und Van Mackellzell

being <-.nlnlly I'ollsidI-red ill Russia, here the old theory that the further

ope oi' tinal victory. For the present I-rlin is the only capital celehratillg, Ild :lgniu i<`irld Marsllal Von llindell- Ilrg, whose sllcvt-ss in Przsllyaz is

oops being used t'or tho offensive ill

lldertuken in the history of the war, ilitary rl~l’t.ics here do not look for lI_v events of outstanding inlportallce

lldertuken. Tllere llnve been artil- ry cllgugclnrllts along the front. and few int`ant.ry attacks. Ulloiiicial

’I‘ltillsnIa. but these are not colltlrnled y the llealltluurters collcerlled. News

It- |leni&sula of Turks is about due.

IIIItII anon IIITII

(SpCcial to The Guardian)

PARIS, .Illiy 18.-(OiIicial)--ill Ar- ois the cannouade has diluinished ill lltensity. Some shells were tired illto Ile town otf Arras. On the right. bank i' the Aisuc ill the District of 'i`l'0Y<‘ll here has been lighting with mines as ell as a very violent bombardlllellt.

lleinls_ one civilian being killed alld

he day has been relatively rllinl ulld o illfzllltry action occurred. Oil the eigllts ot' the Mouse the (lerlllans

he village ot’ Les 1<]pal'ges. ()n the outheru ridge oi' Sonvnux they sur- eeded only at one point in regaining footing lil the trench which we rap- ured .llIi_v 0. Some parties of Ger-

o the ra\‘iIn~ were killed and taken risoners. lletween Sonvaux ridge nd tfllolllle trench the enellly was ul-

There has been n continuolls bom- ardlnent ill the forest of Aprelnollt. (Special to The Guardian)

PARIS, .lny 18, via London.-Tile oliowing olliriul colulnllllication was ssued by the War Oiiice to~night: In

llcry dnl-is about ten shells were ired into Arras. Oil the heights of he Mouse sharp infantry notions oc- <urred. ily a counter attack this

(Special to the Guardian.)

PARIS. July 16.-An oihcisi slate-

lnt, running frolll the Iialtic to Bess-

thls evenin 2 Since the lust colnlnu

oiiicial coinlnullicatioll was given out

no change on our i'roIIt. Although there has been no engagelnellt eallillg‘ l`or special report there has been ron- siderable activity ill front of our lines, several llllnes having been sprung

bardlllellt. Oil the 10tlI the enemy de- 0 veloped a small attark north oi’ Y lres ` I

Our lor-Ill supports, llowever, recap- 1

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on the Yprcs Mcllill Roald lull were I Iirlvell back. i\‘urtller llortll alll' lille (I

trelI<‘ll ht-ld ily one conlpany. Again II

both by the enemy and ourselves ami 0 various po:-litiolls on our front have It been subjected at tinles to heavy bolll- II

lllcalion ong the 9th tht-re has been

Set Forth.

Notwithstanding the very IlIlt'n\'oI';lble slnlo ot' the \vI‘:\tlIel' on Saturday

ven|m5_I_ [hp put;-illtit: rally llvld ill tht- i’l-o|llte's 'I'ill-:IlI‘<» prov:-.ll slu'l~essi’lli evond the nlost szlllgllilll- expel-tntiolls, the llnli ln-ing almost illadellilllte for le overwllcllnillg alltiiollc-e. Till- nn-otillg had bel-Il zldvcl‘lised to begin at igllt o’<~loI-k and pullrtulllly nt that hour the pl'ogl'IllIl1llc was opened. Before he nlecting the 8'.’Ild llnnd pla_vI»Il a uulnbt-r ol' I-xr(-lil-llt paltriotit- selertiolls

and gnlnpd 3, \'0,,1l||gi,| Om- fy-out ]|m._ botll outside and lllsltll- tht- lIulidInI.., Illlpaltllll. .I spllll ot tlltllusmsm to the

,,-,,,.,.,.,Ii;|g¢.I_ 'l`hl- stage \\'ns tllstt-l`ull_v tit-I-ol'nt.eIl with llllion Jacks, etc., nd on the table was al b»\nIItii`u| vast- of tlo\\'I\I',s_ 'l`lIt- i'I‘I-Illit-l‘, lion. J. A.

loll .-\l'l|lur I\lI~iglll-II, Solivitol' tit-lIe|‘:ll, who dt-Iivl-l'e|l at lllnst1~l'l_\' :lull I-lollllellt rntioll on t’nlladIl and the gl-I-nt war. ills Iltltllw-ss was pllllt-tllalell through-

`“,,,_`. h,.,,,,g|_v g|,,,|],,d ,md “.0 ms, ,, out with loud :Ind I~IItilIIsi;I.<tIr nppiIlII.<l~. and the lIllpI~f-ssloll he made on tho

lldiellce was ulIIIlislnk;I|I|l=. till the ]lIntl'oI'IlI \\'cl‘t= tile Judges oi' tht! SUD' elm- t'onrl, itil-Illhl-r:~I ot' the i.o<'nl l.»-gi.~'i:ltIII°~~ :llnl the llonllnlon itoylresell-

the llI=rlllalls were driven out llv I'

orcllpit-li. A t'ezltlll‘I' of this illcidt- was the I»IlIp|o_vIlls~Ilt b_v the cnt-Iny ol a large quantity oi' gas shells.

IIITIIIIIIIII

(Special to The Guardian)

i.ONl)().\', July 18,-.\ ilutch ves-

sel, Saturday, lallded at Aberdeell, Scoilalld, with the crew of the Rus- sian steamer Iialwa of Riga which was sunk by n German sllbmarine sixty lniies east soutllenst oi` the Shet- lund lslaIld.s, l<`rida_v. The ilalwn was boulld l`ronl' Blyth, Ellglalllli, for Arcil- llngel, Russia, with 1,000 tons of coal.

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l'orty-six shells of 75 lnilinlelre calibre and six large lllobs on the military station at (‘haIlncy, where there are important. depots of war lnaterinl. Fire broke out. ill two places. A barge was blown up on the Oise t.‘anal."

honlbillg parties and tho Irenell re- I

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altllvcs, Illellllll-rs ot' the i’:ltrioti<‘ t’oIIlIIlill|-l-, nlld. llesitivs it lllllltlll-r oi’ tllers, lt:-v, llr, l<`Ililr-rtoll, who lllovod ll votv ol' thanks to the I-lpeakt-r, and il' llouis llnvics, who se-<‘oIIIll-Il tht- Illotioll. ISI-l'oI'e the t-llnirlllall illtl‘odllr-

cd tho I»apenkcI' tin- followlllg III‘ogl'IlIlllllI- was t~al'I‘it~d out, greatly to the dclight ol' the zllldielll-c-: l, sI»lt~I-tioll by the lland, "O (7an:lda;" 2, solo, I’roi’. liarlow; Zi, solo, Miss lielen liughes; 4, solo, Mr. \\'. J. Brown; 5, solo, Miss illanrllard; 0, solo, Lil-ut. Ritt-ilirl; 7, solo, Lieut. Robins; 8, solo, Prof. Ilarlow.

The l’relnier tht-Il illtrotlllrorl hir. I\ioigh:ln. In doing so, he remarked

II the inet that the distinguisllt-Il visitor was one ol' t.lle noted public men

o ot` (‘allluda wllo had roult- llort- not so Inurll to prochlilll any new things, as to

help us to realize nlorc fully what our duty was ill tile:-Ie tinles oi' stress alld

G M storm, A series ot` llu-etillgs, llc said, had been orgnlli'/.T-Ii tllrougllout the

'ro\'in<'e ily a nulnhrr ot` our ptltriotic eitixclls, and tho pre:=I>llt was one _of

hat series. lie rollgrllllllatetl tht- collllniiter- on having .serllrcll the pres- ellrt- there tllut. lligllt ot' the g<»IlIll-Innll wllolu, without further words, he would illtroduce. ~

lion. illr. Meigllan. ulnidst great Ilpplaust-, arose to address the meeting.

Wllell one t`l'onl one ol' tht- tar \\'vsI»~rll i’l‘ovince of this great Dominion, he said. ranlo for the tirst tinlf- :Ind saw rye-t.o~cye his fellow citizens here ill the extreme linst ol' (‘IlnadIl, he began to tt-.el that at last Ile colnprehended fully what it. was to bl- :l t`nlIzldiall. lie was grntiflcd-perllaps he migllt be illspiI~ed_ were he rzlpalllll- ot' illspimtioll,-~-nt lllecting llere in Prince Edward island, ill this grunt city ot' (`llnI'iolt1-towll, so nlugllitit-I-Ilt a gatllerillg as that. Great was the opportunity of any man who had thc privilege of addressillg' sucll nn nssenlbly. it Il<~llIollstI‘al|-.ll tilts tact, that ill an hour of crisis, ot' stress and stol'Ill_ as the <~ll:lil‘lllnll had dt-st-ribed it, (falladians would rnlly wherever the stalldurll ol' Empire was unfurled. It was now a h`undrcd years sin(-e (‘aIIzllliIllIisln of the type that exists today was first planted on this Uolltillollt.. "\\'o ill our youllgvr days ut school," he -continu- ed, “in the cclltral and wt~stel~Il parts of this country, were accustomed to study ot' and to read ot' tilt-so lCIlstel'Il l’roviIlr~es, i‘riIIce hldward Island, Nova S<-otiu ,and New ilr\lllswi<'k, as tho f-lnlilr ot` Vzlllllllinllislll; and of Prince Edward island I can say this, tllnt it has plnyt-Il well its part in the sceme oi' t‘olIt'I-deratioll, and has in-I-Il not only Il. cradle ot' stern lialladianism, but

The (lerlnans claim un ilnportallt 1

victory ill the Forest of Argonne. Tile 1 stlltellleut says their gains at no poillt I excl-ellell u depth of 400 lllrtlw-Is t-i00 yurdsl. liiil 285, which they oc:-Ilpied, i wus rl-4-Ilptured by ns, in

tl til of

'CONDENSED Aus.

'roo LATE Fon ‘T

las been a rrudle oi' cdut-ntioll. nu erlllcatiollal mllintillg centre from which he pl'ot'I-.ssiolls of the other purls ot' t'nnada have been recruited. i’roceeding, he llolloruble gt-ntlelllall said:

“You kllow as lnllch about the progress ot' the c-onilict. as I do. There

nothing ill the way ot' news I I-an give you. Nor have l anytlling for you the nature ot' predicliolls (ine ln:llI`-I ll'<~IlivtioII is about as valllnllle as

notiler`s. l wish I would say solnclllillg, though, to add to tht- rt-~oi\ltioll

at inspires ollr peopis and that torlillt-s our (.ovel~lIIlIcllt. it is the i:csiI eSa every man to do all that in him ties to keep the spirit of this nation strong.

-to do so by the spoken word that must never countenance fear--to do so by

e power of example that in days like these moves men more than oquence.

IEMPI Ill HLIIW UP IIIISS IVIIIIUII SEHUIII

(Special to the Guardian.)

ORONTO, July 16.-To blow up hangar or the Curtlss Aviation

lool and to destroy tour hydro- nes being used to train airmen for British aviation service, is be-

nowll men who were discovered

with one of the machines. Kil- rlck. the instructor of the school,

awakened nlld tired twice at the uders. wllo disappeared into the hos at the back of the hangar.

til m ro

ruders. `

Polla farm on Vimy ridge. On the right bank oi the Alsne, west of solggons, the Germans, alter havingi

dropped four thousand shells on the __ _ _, ,_ ,, , _ Fonienoy section, attempted a gur- TO RENT-BOOT FACTORY THIS priso attack against one of our torti- fled works. which failed. in Argonne comparative calm prevailed except in one section of the forest, where can- nongdlng continued without interior- cnce by infantry. On the heights of

Forest ol Apremont. A srnlnllron of ten get-oplnllcs this morning dropped- M

ment by the French War Oiilce to-

night says: “ill Artes spirited mill-1 tary actions have been taken. The enemy bolubarded the vllhlge of Gully and two civilians were killed. Our .shells set tire to buildings at La

e Mensa there is a violent bombard- ent. as also at Les Eparges in the glou of Sonvaux Ravine and ill lilo

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"i‘here nt-ver was ll tinlo wllen <‘nIuIdn III-cried the devotion ol' her people

as she does today. '|`|Iere never was II lilnc when e\'I\ry living citizen could llleall so Inu.:-ll and do so lnurh ill the rouse of king and roulltry. A failure now to rise euunl to the cull can Ilcver be atonoll this side oi' the grave.

’l`he day ot' trinl is the day ol' oppoI~tIlIlit_\'. \\`euk and doubting men are

rowded to the wall in tilnes like tilese, and fall t'roIlI high places. They uve dropped ill every coulltry ill iiurope. 'l`he_v have gone down even ill neutral lnllds. Others are growing and Ildvullt-illg, starting nt the bark and _r{~rI'orlning real service ill the white light ol' the war. .lien ily The lllln- dreds. and wolnen, too. hnvo pnsseti iroln oilsclll-it_\' to fallle. ll` the war should stop today the world will be tl “ilied for the rest ot' our lives witll the tales of great Iiceds. ’i`hI- llnllls-.s ol pinlll. sinlpll-. f-leur lleltded, sound heart- ed men and wolllell who started out grinlly I'csolveIl to do their part, will bo added ill llulldreds to till- roll ot` thi- illllllortlls.

The history of this war will overshadow the annals of the past. It will

stand for all time as a great conflagration in the light of which posterity, looking back, will read and judge the conduct of our day. if there is anyi thing that gets right through to the very soul, and quickerls a man, it is the thought of his ‘own flesh and blood turning around a few years hence and tak- ing cleariy the measure of his manhood from the tliiitops of the future.

To nlnlly It is :I lnost lInl‘I'ns:~'iIlg prohlelll how ill<IS'l` he can do IIIS

ditty. Most people art- sillvl-rel,\' :lllxious to do their full sllltrf--wllicll lncalls to ext-rt to the in-st <-ll`<~I‘t nil out-'s str'-Ilgtll. \\`hllt I want to impress just now is this, that l-l.\t‘ll .»\Nil l-I\'l‘Zlt\'iItiii\', not just the lnnjoI‘lt_\', must sen this situaltiou null get illto his .<_\'.<tI\IIl what it all lnoalls, and be “lii’ AND l)t)l.\'tl."

Mzllly ot' ollr llcoplc. Illollsulnls, tolls of tilollsnllds, yes, lllilldrcds of thous-

ands oi` them, art- doing their pnrl wt-ll :Ind Ilollly. 'l`lil‘IRl<} ARE ()'l`Ill~IRS, '|`lI()l'(ili, and their llllnlbvrs yet, are large. lllen nlld the lnotllers of men, who, when the supI't~llII- trial of their livt-s has 1-onli-. have NOT stood the test so well. Tllnl is true of the l’ro\'iIIt-o |'roIll whit-ll lcollle. l"l‘ IS TRLIE

.-\l.S(). Ol" TillS i’ltt)\'l.\'t'i<} (il~‘ i‘ltl.\'l‘l~I l<ili\\'.»\llll lSi..~\.\`l).

lt has been said that one half ot' tin- world leans on the other hnlt`. Some-

ilnes the rich arc the leullt-rs. and the poor are the .strong and self reliant. H times of peace. wllcn Illellty nboIlIlIl.<. tilts divisioll can be tolerated, for nature, ill fair wentller. is protlignl, Illld the world lllay still move along. 'I`lle brave, the stout-lleurted, get thc worlIl`s work done. they feel the joy of real living. they enjoy the sullsllille ot' rollst-ielwe and gather ill life`s blessing with every ilollI'. iJif’i` ’i‘lll-I O'l`lll-IIIS live also, nlld some of tllenl prosper, and so we jostle along until the I-risis ronles.

But these are not times like that. We ure living now nt. 'l‘lll~I MOST

(‘_Rl't‘I.\l. i‘\iOI\ll<JI\"|` of tht- \\'ol'ld'.-' lIi:~tor_\'. On this gl-Ilvrzltioll dept-lids the fate ol` posterity. and if that is not near »-llollgll hoIn=~,oIl this gem-rntloll depends our own fate. 'i`ilerI- Inn he .\`t) i.l<I.-\.\'l-IRS .\'t)\\`. \\‘e have broil told this is ll struggle bt-twI~\\lI two idenl.< ol' lilo. So il. is. hut the collisoll has vonle, and it is the collision. tin- battle that is raging now, and NOT' ii discussion ol` ideals. ll().\"'l‘ think tin- .-tl'\lggle is up In the air. it is right ll0\vlI llere. I)t).\"'l` tnko solace ill the thought that the battle ground at present is ill l<`llllIdI-rs nlld thnt nlnlly leagues of the .\tl:lutir‘ separate us from llarlu. The ilglltlns Jl'S'I‘ Now is ln l<Znl~opt~. Inn Im- IIIGGEST PRIZI-I that can be taken t`roln GeralnII_v's lnost hott-Il I-In-nly IS iil<illE. And if the Austro»GerIuaIl-Turkish rolulllllntioll run trilllnpll ovor the league ol’ powers _that face it now. \\`li.\’i` do you tlllllk would be the lot of (‘nlnldn'? Where could we then look ' for suceor? Talk about deI'I»II:linI: the shores of t'nnada? The del‘oIlce of Canada is boilll: fought out now on the llnttlofll-ills of Europe. lt. is not ull that is nt stake but it is deal' above words to ns. I-`ii`teell nllllinll armed men llnvt- l-llaiil-llgell our right to live. and if they can help it, we shall not live except as the lvolldslnvos ol` (lerulany. ll` from love of comfort, or from seltlsll case, or l`ronI wilntl-ver ext-Ilso any fall I0 do their part. they are bondsiaves by nature, and l)l<2Si-1Il\`l~I Till-Jill I~`A'i`E. Such are cunlllerers of the ground. 'l`il<~y sro \vor.~'e_ they are a menace to its

security. They are ll-alters nlld NOT stuI‘d_\' men.

Every man in Il liritisll country is his owll judge of what he shall do. Ho

is ill supronlv roulnlnnd of ills own persolml service. Nothing but ills taxes are conlpnisory. A few even whilnper about taxes, and they are the ones who sllould be made to fight. if un_\~llody should. l)0N'T listen to the grumbler while the war is on. YOI' l1.\\'l€N"l` 'l`lME. Shave him out of the road and forget him. A wounded soldier just invalided home from Frnllce. abusiness man ot’ stlrross and sllllstnllco told Im- the other dav that, confident as he was, ho would he glad to colno through this war wlth`a root’ over ills back. There is nothing so easy for u ahirker- ns to iind an F2Xt`IlSE

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