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weekly, (Now lvcnlng Daily) 131

manning only roilllileii .lm CHARLOTTETOWN, CANADA, THURSDAY, JUNE 13, 1918 _ ‘£20 I;,°_'r‘§,°_:‘_'r(I‘;§I|'|§,“I’r_I;')‘_I"I""‘°°I” °‘”‘“"‘”"°*‘°° '°' II"'*'

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BRITISH `TRANSPORT

` SUNII BY SUBIIIARIICE

No Troops on Board. 9_0 Survivors of Crew

of |30 Officers and Men Landed in Ireland. Was Some li-undreds oi Miles Out in Atlantic

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(8peci|lI to The Guardian) » NW YORK. Juno 12.-The British

transport Ausonia owned by the Cun- l.=_rti_.L»i_m_fl..._illls -ll<>9.n_.!9rnsds1sll_il\__llle Atlantic by a German submarine, and 90 of their crew have been landed on the irish coast, according to cable de. spatches received in New York. She

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left a British port on May 25 and was some hundreds of lniles out in the Atlantic when she was attacked. ._lI`.Il§_..B.u|:Y1YnrB....uLere..picked up by .axpeaatbeund steanlsllip and a search is being made-for the missing mem- bers.of the crew which numbered 130 officers and men. i

A NAVAL BATTTE

A AGAIBN PREDICTED

Believed Germans May

ment- in liope of Destroying Channel Ferry

Service and Prevent

(Special to The Guardian) 4

LONDON, Jllne 12.-The assertion

that the German high seas fleet pro- poses to come out and give battle to the British, and American fleets, is repeated in despatches froln Switzer- land and Holland. Tile story is set afloat for some ulterior purpose, but what that purpose is does not yet. up- pear. The range of the Gorman guns may have been so increased during two years of naval inactivity that the enemy believes he has a chance in

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Attempt Naval Engage-

Passage of Troops.

,ll great. naval battle, but that is not very likely. A much more probable explanation oi' the story is that dur- ing the crisis of the field operations oi' the campaigning season the enemy may be prepared to throw away a nllnlbcr ol' his battle cruisers and lighter craft if hy so doing he can dlslocate thc Channel ferry service and prevent the passage of soldiers to and fronl France. Tile suggestions ot` all invasion of the United Kingdom or standup battle at sea need not cause anyone to lose sleep.

IMPEIIMI CIINEEIIENCE 'I-iMERICii'S CREIII

tins ln-lill-

(Specill to the Guardian)

LONDON,- June 11.-The first meet-

ing of the Imperial War Cabinet takes place today and the first session oi' the Imperial Conference tomorrow. Messrs. Arthur Meighen and N. Wy Rowell, lunched at 'the iiouse oi (Iom- mons with Mr. Herbert Samuel yester- day .and inspected the rooms provided for the Dominion lnclnhers of I‘arlia-- lnent and stayed to hear the debate. `

Foull llllowlllao lil '

Allooslooll lilvfli

AROOSTOOK JUNCTION. N. ii..i

June 11-Caribou, the thriving Mlliilil town on the Canadian Pacific railroad near here, is sorely stricken. Tili- town is mourning the loss ily dro\vn»` ing of four members of well known ia-‘ milles. The dead are Miss Mona Davis, aged 17 years, daughter oi’ De- puty Sheriff Otis Davis; M-iss Georgia Lyons, aged 17. daughter of John Lyons; Max Simpson, aged 17. son of Mrs. Frank Simpson, a widow; David Hitchins, aged 23` years, son of Her bert Hitcllins. .

All four were drowned in the Aroos-

took Rlver about three o'clock Sull- day afternoon. The young people went out on the river ln ll canoe :liter dinner, and were paddling at li point above a. dam and about a mile from the village.

The accident is believed to have

been caused by the breaking of a seat when the girls attempted to chnugc places. The canoe was about four hundred feet from the shore at lilo time and the water is very linen tl' this point. The cries of the drown ing boys .and girls attracted many] people to the scene but no boat or canoe was available and the relatives and friends of all four were obliged to stand helpless on the bank and

watch the victims go down for tllo last ~__ IIIII°~ The I3°YII 9I~I'I-I5II¢I°II g“mI’Iy" (Special to tne Guard-ian)

but handicapped by their clothes llnl the cold water were soon exhausted.

Search was kent un for hours yeas- mm ,wtwecn May 15 and _,une ,_ “_ vlciiliy will it-st ln illn present llnii:i-._

terdsy and today. All the bodi have been found.

Miss Davis. Mills Lyons and Mal-'_ Som under secmmry of wa, Umm the fighting in inlliiln ills nlnnnlcnl

l _ The cm,m||t|es numbered 991_ These form in which each side has won on

“III” 0f U19 CHl'lb0\l IIIKII *ICIVIPI III" . 0 my follows. one wing and the scales are now even.

'Simpson were members of the sen

were to have actlvel taken part in the programme at tI\e 11ill?l`0“CI\I“f zrsduation. The Misses Davis :mf LY0ns belonged to tho Camp Fir/' Girls. a patriotic organization.

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cllllllsln sllllllsi

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o|.|ou°£ LE1-___|_Ew|s 1-AN.1‘-on n LONDON, June 12.-The Gerlnan

._ ~ 8o56313M,.|pd THE WEATHER have resumed the offensive soutll ol

»wA"1-lui. . '¢';EN¢gA'L _ TEMPERATURE, the Aisno on the fronit between Sols-

Il0ll!8vroiIll.MI?I'iIi° wzefizing. Apply. TIDE, MOON’ ETC_ sons' and the Mill-ne. They attack:-il

at Guardian Oihce ' 60735-7Mtl

. _ , ' _ _ _ between the river and the Villers Cot.- °1'o l.rr-cm'rriALl.v l.ocA-no TORONTO-_J“°° 12-;“S"‘)>“S W°“1inl»eil inneni. vinlnni nnnllnlin nn-» a bright. front bedroom in private °fIIl_'hWItI:‘¢:l» v§}l°l“:"I;I§u;= uf";°a-"Bmw" being fought on the fronit of Donl- flmily. Apply at Guardian Office. at zfa mid mmormw at 307_ It Wm miers. Glit_l;y`ilnd south of Ainiliilily.

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n ` ~‘ 60"* 27 tn be high tomorrow morning at 3.57, .gN;My "Am REPUUSED

°WANTlD - TO RINT OR PUR-

chase, a small house and barn.-C-lm Til” IIIIIF lI°III IIIIS IWPIIIIIK In 8-59' ilbeeial to tnc Guardian) th

CIIMMERCE IIEEI

Millions of Tons of Shipping Will | Soon be Ready for Sea

' sotrrll BEND, lnil., June 11.-Ani erica in 1920 will have a' merchant marine of 25.000000 dead weight tons. Chairnluu llurlcy of the Shipping Board declared here tonight in all :td- iircss, giving the most complete stato- mont of the nation's shipbuilding pro- graul which has yet been made pull- Iic. ' This great eolnnlerce fleet, Mr. llur-

ley said, the largest ever llsselnblell ill the llistory of the world. llnll ill- volvlng the expenditure of more than $5.000.000,000 will lillk the United States to South and Central America by weekly steamer service which will enable the Latin American countries to utilize their unlimited natural re-

otber nations.

It also will bridge the Pacific for

sources in the freest competition with _

taken by the enemy in ills first rush on Sunday and Monday. The Ger- mans left more than a thousand pris- oners in the hands of the victors to- gether with some guns. 'l`hlry lout heavily ill the effort to lici'l~.nd thllir positions. ’l‘hc assaulting troops were composed in pzlrt oi' Frcllch colonillls. and the Blacks, and were supported by tanks, which. it is stated, did great execution, The heights oi’ Mery were recovered on Monday night_ and now Belloy, Glenilse wood and the heights between Courcellcs and Mortcmer are again in the hands of the Allies.

The only progress made hy the cn-

emy yesterday was to the south and southeast of the wood oi' TIliescolll'l. where ill his endeavor to occupy the valley of the Matz and roach thc Oisc by that route nt ll poillt south oi' ltibccourt, Von Hutier secured a foot.- lng in two -villages south of the for- est. and according to a late unofficial despatch reached the Olsc, at one point.

On lilo whole the day was il had

one for the enemy, and ills illcagre gains were bought :li fl, price ' secllls to be rcgllrilell with l»=lltl'sl`llc- lion by the l<‘rellcll. The uruly of Von ilutier has been badly nlllu_l_cll by thc terrific glln-fire of the Allies, and fresh divisions have been brought up to fill the gaps. -

BERLIN IS NOT JUBILANT

Ilcrlill is not pnl'til'lll;ll'l_v :llllillll ov-

er the results. Lust. lliglllkl (ji-.i-imill oilicilll report lllcrcly stall-ll tllilt "mi the llaitleflclll south of 'i`oyoll cllomy iol'ccs collntcl'-llt.tacils fallcli, with the

ENEMY MADE SLIGHT PROGRESS

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was a struggle for ll railway. ’l`hl~ luck of railway facilities is llaluper- ing llle Gcrlllulls grl-:lily ill thi-ir ot`- t`ellsivc. The l'ziilw1l_\' llowli ilil- vllllc_\ of the (lisa irolll l_\io_\'oll to f‘olllpcil.:llf- :lull tllcllcc to l’llrIs is not :ls _vi-l iipi-li lo tllclil t'or the i"l'l-lil-ll ilold witll

thc river i`rolu Pont l'lvl-llllo slllitllei-l_\'. The only other rllillviiy of value lil tho cllcllly in illeil' zlllvllllcc is al sillglc truck lille from ltliyc south lllrollgl: the vallcy oi' the Maltz. wlllch is illl lircly illsllfliclcllt for thc tl';tlispurill tion neells oi' lt great. army l:ill'r_\'illi; on aggressive wltrfare.

Durillg Monday ll most ileierlllilleil

attempt was made to rlrllcll the linc from Paris wllicll rllllel ily way of (‘lcr mont, llllll Moniliidil-l' to l\lnll~,llei_ l\ hrallcll lli` this rllil\\':i_\' cllllllocin lilollt llillil-sr :lull Ilovc. till- (ll-rlilall llllvilllc ell llzlsl-., and Il_v iauillg lt sillllowllxli l'ollnllullollt rollto this rzliiwlly volllli bc utilized in llrillgillg l'iirv.':ll'il sup- plies and lllunitiolls frolil Ht. Qllclltill, At lllllic:~'colli't, lie i‘lo_\`l':ul und i\li~r_\' the cncnly was lzlosc to this lilll\_ on Moillllly night, and ll furtller ud\'ilnl'~\ ucstcll ol' il lnilc .lull l hllli` \'.'<lllld

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A BAD DAY FOR THE GER|v|AN5]lla\'e given the (`l-own l’rillcll`s :lrliiy

ypotolcssioll of it :lull lnuil-.l‘iully in-

cl‘clls-lell its mobility. it \\'1ls llecilllsl- ot' thc ililpol'tllncIl~ of denying lille flcr-

tlpll llllllls. till-'llsc of this linc llillt thc

l~`rl\llcil colllltvl'-alliilclli-ll ill i`lil'l-i- i:l|cl' Moulllly night. null l'l~l-ilptlllwlll till' vil- lage of l\il-ry. lie l’iuyroll and ltlllls- collrt had been firmly held, illld with three villages :lull the pilutellu on which they stand .ln-\~-isis possession these would have been of great value lo the Gcrillillla. 'l`Ill:il' rl»cilptlll‘v by the ifrcllcll liiifllell the (il-rllllln ill-sign.

'l`hc lllori- iulporillllt collulcl'-zltlill-ki;

of yc:~'icl'llil_v llllillcs us.~llll‘zllll'c llolliili- sure, iilrll clllllllc the l"r»>lli-Il lo coll- illlllc using llii~ lillil :is ll purt of tliliir owlt tl‘ll.ns‘pol'illlloll systclll.

Ilcuviosi losses for thi- ollellly." All 'l‘hc l<‘l‘elli:h report sialic: lillli ill

earlier bulletin slated tllzlt 10.000 pri- sollcrs, ill llddition to 8,000 rl\pol'tl~llI ull‘e:ltiy, had boon illkell by the fier- lnalls ill the now ililcilislvo. lllakilll; 'l l_otai of about 75.000 .l....:l~ lip, pm. tio oi` illc Aisilc. begun on Mzlv 27. It I is illlportallt to'l'l:nlemhcr flint the lll`0il_t lI1i1l0l`Iiy of tllcsc prisillicrs were wounded nlen, picked up on thc ilelll not. soldiers wllo gave up their

arms.

(Special to tnc G d~| I

LONDON, June 12.iaAt'lZIE) tllrcc

the transportation ot' the products of. Japan, Ilussia_ (‘-bina, Australia audi the Orient, and will continue to pro-I luote Anlerica's trade with Europe. '

“And with it l1ll," he added. "Am-I

ericnu ships will serve humanity loy-I ally und unselfisllly. on the same prin- ciples of liberty and justice which brought. ubollt the establishment of this Republic."

Mr. Iillrloy said he and Director General Schwab- ot’ the Emergencyf Fleet Corporation expected the ship-I ping output this year to exceed 3,000.- 000 deud weight tons, wllilo next year the natiou's tremendous new ship-i building industry will be capable ofi turning ollt 13,618,000 dead weight tons, more than Great Britain, hereto- fore the greatest builder of ships, has complotoli in any tivo years of her history. `

HOSPITALS HAD 99 CAISUALTIES

LONDON. Jllne 11-Germans bomb-

od British i-lospitals in France seven

cording. to ll statement made in the I-louse of Commons by J. l. MacPher-

.lr

Killed, oillcers 11. Other ranks 318. Nursing sisters 5.

Women auxiliary corps 8.

Civilians. 6.

Wounded officers. 18.

Other ranks. 534.

Nursing sisters", 11. `Woman's -auxiliary corps. 7. I Others, 3.

and Saturday at 4.29.

lI‘HY-S OI’ III-Tilting ill which the Germans have incurred a serious wnstage of mall power the general sitlultion re- mains uncllanged. The enemy has flliled to reach Conlpiegne his inl- luodillte objective bllt he lllls allvllllc- eri seven milcs dowll the west liiillk of the Oiso and he is illillgillg on tilts quarter.

The l~`rench oil the east bank of thc

OIHP Ill Semillglly and <‘lll'lopollt arc III II" "I’H0Il1I£‘IY llllturllltlllo salient :ind either they cross the Oisil wilsi , ward and alll the Frillli-ll on lilo lvei-ill Ililllli. or allvuncc l`rolll their positlollsl in the course of it few days. 'l'lll~' French advance cnstwarli on the lel'tI does not promise to roach bcvoni.I ltossons and tho position ol' llfi`airsI cast. of the Oise cannot bo trllllist`orlncd‘ by the operation.

Too/lv M/lv Dsclols THE BATTLE

..l’AitlS, Juno 12.-'f‘oday's figbtillr probably will decide on which sidc

Hays Henri Birlou, the nlilltaly mill. in reviewing the situation. He says

By' their counter atlllck the l~`relli-il

stopped the ellenly.frmll carrying ollt his plon. and :lt the sumo time :lssllrcd themselves of ll bu-ttle l-ino of liefellsc. Tile Germans now are obliged, Mr. iildou believes, to keep their oifcctlvell on the firing line and lo dlp into their stock of reserves l`ol fresh divisions.

GERMANS RESUME OFF'EN8IVlE

ON THE AISNE

(Special to the Guardian) `

this morning. Fighting is going. oil

tho rcgillll llf i\l:ll‘lll1<\gIil+l~ illl- .\i`l'il‘llll.< rel-liptllroil iliil crl-sl of the riligc. ill l-ft`cl'i tlil:l'l-l'iil'. tiic onelliy on his plirl

Ioi till' frollt :ls il rcsull of lllroi- il:i._\'¢i

oi` ill-.~lpcl':ltc fighting hits lllzlill- plxi glwiss solltllerly lil thi- l-\lclll of :i little ll-..=u-a ihllll six liiill-it lrliili t‘;lllu_v Sur Matz to l\llll'l|llcgiisc._

THE GERMANS‘ MOST. IMPORTANT GAINS

The lllost illlportlllll gilills of till'

Gorlllllnf-l :lro on thc \v'~.~lt llallll of lilo Oisc., lil the valley on thc wllst side of the rivcr frolll l’oni. lllvcllllc. south- ward are lhl- railway. the cilllul :lllli the print-iplll lligllwlly frollncctillg .\'o_\'- on and t‘.olilpcigllc. With tllosi- splen- di'l tmlnsportziiiliil l'al:ilitlcl~l ill his Ill-lulls Voll lllltllilll' could gli |`ol'u':ll'lI i~olllidt~lltl_\'. 'l`llcrll was lil-l'cc und prolonged iiglltillg ill the wooilcll phil- cllu \vl‘l»lt of lilo (lilac :ls thc l"l'l-ll'-il \\'c|'l' llrlvcil Illlcil iowllrll illc \'llI|l~_\'_ lll'c.slllll-ollri vrlis lzircn up and illlzllly Mlll'r‘.llelllllut_

FRENCH PRESSED B/\Cl'< TO OISE RIVER

A llczspzltcll frllill llellt:~r'_-1 rl»l-l'c.; polldcni Ill:-ll liil;ht :stated il>.'li,,_ flir- I*`l'r=nt‘li had bcl~ll illwlllscll hzlcli i'l till' (lim rivcr lin -this part of tho .l'|-.mr This illlvlllii-l~_ Ii is follnll, lil:l_v ollllllll- tler thc s-ullielli in tho l"l'enr‘ll lines: on tho oust slllli of ih'l~ river ill thc lor- cst o|` ('ill‘Il~polll_

AMERICANS MAKE ANOTHER SPFIING FORWARD

The Alllllrlclili troops on thc .\l;ll'lii-

front, to tho llortllwoslt ol` (fllllicilll ’I‘lllcrr_v Il:lv.l lllullc :lrlotllor sprilll: forward. li. is ofllciully rcporioll that llloy l'zlrrIclI llclll-ll Wood yi-i-ltcrillly lnornilllz. tllhillg 300 prisollel'.~l. The colllltlll'-:litilcks of ilic l"r<-ncil llllil Alucricuilll ill till- region bctwl-i-ll tili- Mllrllo :ind thc flllrcll have lull-ll llro- llul‘.tlvc of exccllcnt results. and illc ground recovllroli supplies eviricncl» that the cllellly sllfferell terrible loss- es during his l»rici` period of posses- sion. ' f

AUSTRALIANS MAKE BIG AD-

VANCE I

The Allslrnilans wllo hold' the lillle

llctwecn tho Ancril and thc Sonllile and b:lr the way to Alnions. made :ln advllnee of a t`rolll of over s. lnile and a half to a depth of half ll. mile early on Tuesday morning. The captured' 298 prisoners. including five officers. null took 21 machine Runs. Tile lai- esi nllvnncc which was in lilo luluth oi‘ Morlanllollrt gives the Auiltrlllini-iii ll flrln hold ol' the platllull belwcvll th ~ two rivers, und ulliiorlally improves

tml" men” referred Apply M_ and tomorrow at 9.00: it rises tomor- [,0N|)9N_ yum, 12__An encmv mm e ilrfilldl lines south ill the Ancro.

D r row mvrllins and Saturday at 5 36 ing pair lllnl nlgllt lltiilckeil ll nl-lil-ill

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_° ° °“"‘I'f”_ °III°° 8_°_° 'ras moon nets tolliglli at 12.13 po... in .,'v.,l..,. wood ly.. W... mp,,i,._I ANOTHER PE/\C¢-I 0FFENslvE

°wAN‘r¢o-A hill. ron 0xNlnAL There was a new moon on Sltur- sd. the war office llllnoulleed tndily.

ii I _ N any Jun sul ni sos nm- 'rlle sritl ll _ rl a i r li iSP°°I°' *° TI" Gulfdilfli

wtmrlxgrk mVtY.:;2ly oféttllrsof) peg The flrest. quarter of the _mobn will raid in U3; Blgillesereiildn gailllliffitiiss ua LONDON, Julie 12.-Another "pence month. Ap iii' ivflil reference be on Sunday, June 16th'at8.12 M11- few prie ners. There was sporadic "II°"“I"" I’-V G“"""‘“Y “Nfl Allslrill- and all also td, -'i-lilunslieepslr 'rlln lnninll or tnasywill be firienn nntwlty liy tile alle-lny artillery llui-inn Hunklfv llrlllsfvnlir is in the air. ll

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great. tellaeity thc oilstcrll hilllll oi'

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(Special to The Guardian) GERMANS TRY FOR RAILWAY AND I lilent illlil hi 'lli ' ' ' l is '~ i‘.-- _ . . LONDON. June 12.-The Frenell FAIL Icllssiilg till-L<iolII:IllI;ltIlIlI"lII`lm~ -HI 'I is J' A' M"I'hIM`Im' 'fn t_I_"` I“'m'h` me

I will illllls,

have struck fiercely and successfully - ‘lvllilc froill \'il~llllli - l- i _ - '. , " ` ' ' at the rigllt wing of Von 1{utiel"s ar- 'l‘ho Ii`rcn<:h reports uri- lilui:lllllol'l~ Illini iiio Allsiro-Illi(lE)l.EIlI'i:llilhi`oft§iI.IllI bm In (I|mHU"tm0“’n members 'wing my along a front of 12,000 yards t`rom illuminating than those frolll llerlin. illlllistcr ill :ln illti-rvlcw has ri-ilcra|- Rihecourt, south oi’ Montdillier, to und. us stated, give thc details oflcll llllll ill- still ildlicri-s til tho policv St. Maur and have l°ecuptul'cli post-ltllo collliicl~-llttacks wllich thc (ll-i--Iof pl-at-c by illi llilill-rsllllidillg iillil tions of importance, wllicll had been lullns fzllscly assert iailcll. 'l‘Il.» flilht/I tlilit thc duzll lillillzli'l'Ily st-cllrl no ull-

lloxlltiolls, I GERMANS PLAN l=Ail.ul=lE .

(Special to tile Gu.1l‘di.;ln) , 'i`llc ill>l'lil:lul< plall for till- |.i-.V-Wm lil:iitll,'. -<4:l,\'s_ .\l:l.r~'cl lllllltill. of lllliidcllo iIIf‘ I=_I\l-\`._lll rr-pol'l_liig the slzltcllil-lil of pl‘lsiilicl'.~., llll‘llll.'.\lI _fIlll` alttllcllilll' :lull .~:tlil'liiillg ol` <`oiilpicgiii- IW- ill.. il':lv:lIl'_i.' of thc (illalrll uullcl' (lcncrlll Will S\'Illl<‘Il'i‘. on Slllllluy cvcllillg I\:'il\\' l_Iil\ (ll-rlllllllt llol llllI_\- :lro lllll ill f olilplllglll-, Illli till-_V sllow :l gl'czli.lli».zll I"-“S Villol' in illcir ci`l'ol'i.< l-xccpi on their if-ff,

Rlrlsn Ae.AlN R/o_o zeesriuec.

i.()I\'i>().\I. .lullc l`.’.---liritisll nirlncll

I4II‘I"‘I f"<‘Ill‘ili~'i!lf :lull lSl‘lll'c>l toll.'l\

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IHHII 'I""lllll'li liiillllis si-itlllg lllllililroli

ili'l‘s, .\il l'l-illrllllll .~¢ilfcl_\'.

CIIIIINC I9 CLASS

IJEEERREC IIII EMI

(Special to tile Guardian) `

l (l'I"I`.\\\`.\, f)\"I`., .Illlle 12.----Mt‘.n lil llillciccli -_\iIl llllt ill- clllll-ll iill Sept clllilor or lIi'liiIll~l'.

Ni] IEIIVE MIW

ICR SCICIERS

(Special to tllc Gurirllizlill

|.(\i‘Jll(l.`\', .lunll Il. -'I`lll' lilisilioli ui

till* frlilil fli:|ll_\' i_~: lilllhilltf it illlp'l:< silllc lil prilpiisl- lilly l‘llriill~r ;:l‘llcl':l` ll~:l\‘l~, \\'l-rl- ii llllizsilllf' I!il~i sllllgll liicll wolllll l>:illlrllll_\' l‘i-cl-i\'o spill-iii' ciiilrilli-i'iifioll lilli Iiiii: is llili l-iilllclll |iI:lli»i`_‘ for illl- |l|'csl‘lli_

IIUIIRIER MIIIIIIN MEN MIINIHIY ERCM U. S.

iif)S’l`O.\'. .\iill=.~'.. Jlllli- 12-- l`hc |'lo\'-.

of lroops frolll this collniry to Ellropr is llt thc rlltil oi` il llullrtcr oi` ii lulllior il. liiollth lllli`.' llolhlllg can, stop li cl-l't:lillI_\~ liiil thc Kaiser with his l' liontl~‘." licl-l:ll‘l-ll lliclllt, flencrlll Tllll lilils liriill:l~_~. liriiisll lligll l‘oilr:lli.~' .~aiolll‘l' to tlill lillitcll Slzlicls ut :l dill uni' icnfll-l'l‘il lliill lust. night by ll num hcl' of lll'lii.==li :lll»l (`ullnlli:lll l'l‘si<I clit.-.." l ilzlvl- il oil the llcsl illlllioril_\"." he colliillllcll, “iIl:lt (llIllcl'.lI I<`ol'Il. will wllclll l liill illtil1l:lll»l_\‘ ucl1llllillii»li. ia vi~r_\' l'l‘rlulll ill- hills the sitlluiloll well ill hllllrl and l-ilu now Ilolll ' thc (lor

IIIEIIIH.

\\’l-. Ililvc IiilI.ly IZflfi,flfl0 Allll-ril';llY

Irllilpr. l\l'il1lllIl.~l| \viiIl till' British lllll’ i"ri»lil‘ll sollili-iv. uni: this illlillllllc lis .lllciiltioll will il;l\'l~ il i`illlj l‘v1ll'Ililil; l'I '.`l~l'i of lhl' fllillrl- of ilic lllllIoll.<."

'Vi/INNIPEG TELEGRANI

SUSPENDS PU BLICAI ION

WiN.\l`ll‘l~]fl, .iullc il 'l'lll~ \\'iuui

|ii~;_: 'l‘l-Il~.gl‘unl isslll-.ll llllilly its las rditioll fllr solute lllllc, followilll.: : survey of thl-. dulilzlgc cllllsl-ll ily till lirc to thc plzllli ill Slltllrllll_\"s out illwrlllc. li lllciiiillg oi' the llourll o illrcl-lol's has llcclllcll to sllspelll pllllllcuiion iulil-iillltcly. 'l`lll\ 'l'l~l<- grlllil I’lll»llsIlilli: (‘illllp:llly issllc' lllll following slutclllllllt tolilly: “K conlpll-tc sllrvl-_v of illll lillnluL"‘ IV t~i:lturil:l_v's flrc to the plant of ill' Telegram allows that. Ilic loss is fm ):l'cutc.r than was believed. The plant is llllllost l'oniplotcl_v \vri»cki-.li. the macllinory alluost‘:l total loss nnil inn lilllldlng itself ls ln snnll i» shape that it will require almosi i-ompleto roinollelling to make it onl-.o more acrviccllllle.

"ln the circumstances, there is lllll

one thing to be done. much as l.h1~ Telegram regrets having to tak" such lt course, it is compelled regret- illlly to await such time as its pinnl can be rellabllitatell llnd its prcnilses once more put into shape to carry or the task oi' publishing a daily newspa per."

The llnuollnconlcni coils on i_o :lilo lllgizc for lilo ri-ssatiilll ot` the publica- tion oi' thc 'l`l~Ir‘grillll. wlllcll it ir

lllilpllli. sl\_VH the sliltcnlelll, will rl

slllnc ill thrl-e oi" l`ollr wcllks. 'I`hllnki' nl-0 ti-.nilol-i-ll to the varioilil prinllnr houses ill Winnipeg whit-il riilne lc tho :lssislnlll-rl of the Telogrllln to cn able the staff to pllhlisll on Saturday and tollny. `

Tho cause of thc flrc has not linen

‘lllrv oi' “thc ~lpi>cIul cull tlrit l~

I I

lille lllsnllillrs of lilo liar ill I’ri'l<:l

ills \Vl>rsiiip the ("llii_~l` Jllsticc, lion.

llilr was largl-lv lcpleslclltcll lt nllln-

ill ilttcllllilllce. The Attol'ney-Gene; ral. lloll. A, E. Arsenlllllt, l{.(T., was prcscllt. Follolvlllg is the list oi’ the (lrllllll Jllry: Sterling l\‘lcKilv (fore-I luzln), trlyllnoy Ril'ilal'lls0n. J. W.I (‘lllbcl~k. Natlmniel Pierson, Jesse Wright. llarry illlrby, Ausiin llanlsay, .I\l‘tellllll»; (`l:ll‘k, I‘ctt-r J. Holger, Aus- ,tin llltllllrullllli. liolli-rl llilll. John A. illal-llctt. l.. .I. l‘rullglll. lluiiort l‘liil- Ilips. i`ilurlcs Black. l"idclll: J. Arso- Inllult. 'l`|lolnlls tlillllspic. .\i;ijor llo- wilti.. '

`.2I.IEnIt!§_Qf..t.l.le_.Bench. .you__xv-ill, as

FREN-CH STRUCK FIERCELY lviflfllrl lil-'

lltolle ll slxllltli Fllolil THE SUPREME

Only Criminal Case on Docket is One Ad-

Recapturing' Positions Taken by Germans in First Rush Sunday and iourncd from Last Term. Chief- .ltisticc (Monday. Germans Left a Thousand Prisoners in Hands of Victors, Malhlt-S00 P|'¢S¢i\l¢CI Will) F¢II¢II10liSA<l¢Ii'¢$S¢$ German Losses in Killed Were Very Heavy. AII German Attempts to I by PFIDW COUniy Bar and Grand».lury.

Capture Highway Between Noyon and Compiegne Failed. Austra-

Ilans and Amefkans.MadC.____B[IIIIa|'\t AdVa|`\C?.,......_...... .. _ _ _ __ fi`_l_\_<'_-lll_l\_o._.tc1'lll __th.c__. .__$1lui.l'_e_lll.e_

A E _E “ *_ “E “V _ _ A .tlilill'l_`ol'. f'rill_c'l_- 'f:<lllIlt_y N rlpelietiu in

- Slllnllicrsille _ oll 'l`ucsllll_v, llth ill.=i..'

as igyou lies, lil-lp to maintain cordial relationship which has always existi-_il ill this Province between the Bench and the members of the Bar.

Trusting tha' you may be given and

enjoy many years of useful service in the high office to which ou have been called.

We have the honour to be. etc.. Dated at sllnlmerside this 11th

of June. A.l')., 1918.

A. E. Arsenault, Attorney General. John il. Bell J. E Wyatt, Nell l\lcLcod

Albers (`. Saunders B. \V. Tanton `

Heath Strong

Adrien F. Arsenault

llii-l liorllslllp..in llllllressing the (lralld Jul'_\'. said llc had lclirnell froml the law officers oi' the crown that no'- hllls of indicimllnt ould he liroughif hl>foro thclll at thc prcscnt it-rlll_ ’I`hl~_ only crllillmil cllsc that would cllgagc_ tllo :lttclliion ol` lllc (‘ourt. was one ill regard to which ll true hill hall been ,found by the Grand Jury at the last Novclllber term. ulld in which the pe-| tit jury on the triul hall llis:lgl‘eetI.l "‘\Vith this. llolvcvorf' su-id the CIliei`I Justil-r-‘_ “you have nothing lo llo, and so fur as thc llrlsillcss ol' this tcrnl is_I

l-Hilti-i~l‘lll'l<I _vouihalve i(hat cllivi:-lille po- s .oil o meet ng li ‘ollri ll which Itlle (`rown llzls no crilninul cases to pri-sent, Wo always regard it us' lone lui-lliod of nleasurillg progress or lille reverse, to look back llpon form-I yer rccorlis. and judge frolll tllut in' I what direction ' we are moving. Ii- is not many years ago. when ll was'

l IAtiorlicy-f,lelleral. that the Grand JllryI

lull prcsclltcll llcfore tllcnl an enor-I

y lllolln nulllbcr of bills. iccorlling to illly l‘l~.;'olll‘ctioll tlicre we c some 12 ltrlle blls found. and the flourf was Iocrllpicd i`or weeks trying criminal leases uiouc. A nunlher of causes by asci‘illl-ll for the briglltcr day that has dawned upon us with this 11th Julie. A number of causes may hc a.sci'illcll, and among others. it is only fair that the (‘rll\vn officers charged with thc lldmillisiriltloll of justice ill this nrovillcc should l'l\ecivc_ duo :lc- lllio\vlcllgllll~llt of thc rl-suits which have ilttclllliul their efforts. Notllillg iclids io promote crillle more than :lu uncllllsll or illl-il`ll'ii-.lit excl-uiioll of till: law." ills l.m'll.~'.llip wr-.nt on to lzilllc tllnt. thcrc were also lltllr-l' call- scs for the pri-scllt s:itisi`:li-,tol'y con- illiloll of filings. and llollbtlcss ihci grclli wal' had lllllcll to do with drzlw-, lug-zl\\':l_v to liighcr and more impor- taut llucstiolls und ctlllsidcriltilllls thc minds iii’ some wilo. unllllgagcll. might i

lvorlr illlo lleviollsupntlls ending ill cri-l

llllllzll ll;llll|'scs. I 'lherc is no doubt, } ho sail. “lhllt llc wllr. while little ir' to be said ill mitigation oi` its llol‘rol':;.I lins chnllcngcd all that 'is bl-st, and bravest :lull noblest in all our citizens.| and we may very will regard thc clear llocliet we have before the (‘ourt todzly as ulle evidence of the answer. of our people to that high cull ill

d]uty." lliis Lordsllip. before lsendliig tlem to till peri'ornlanc.e of tleir tu- tlcs, eloquently reminded the Grand

placed llpou ollr people now for grcl\i~ or effort. for higher cllllezlvollr, for. lilllro paticilt-ll and courage,"

The Attorney-General, on behalf oi' lilo Bar then read the following ad. iirliss to the Fillcf Justice:

T0 'l"lIl'} lI(lN(ll'Il.-\llLl'l JOHN AL

l'lXA.\llll‘lIt Nl.\'I`lIlll‘lS(lN.

"l'liof .lllsiicu of l'riucc Edward is land.

Sir:--~

This being _vollr first ofllcilll appear

ullcl- ill this f`ounly since your elcvzl lloll io till- llenrll .ls (‘hicl` Justice

t‘oulli_\' ill.-sire to tcnllcr to you tllcll corlliiil welirolnl-_ to the llcuch, as wel

the llistillgllisllcll honour thus con i'crl'cll llpon _voll. Not only dr* they cilngratlllatc yourself on having ob i tllllloll tho higllest position In the Pro vince lo which it lawyer can reason :lilly llspilwlfolltllinefi Ii, ion, :is the; bl-Illlvc, with illc hellrt,_v zlpprohzitiol of all clilssl-sl of the conlmunity; bllt ihlly :liao fccl that ille people ot' thi: Province arc to bn equally felicitatcd on having at thc bead of our Judiciary li man who brings to tllzlt high oilicc such rare and excellent qualities of lnind and heart as they have reason to believe are possessed by you. |

if a deep and extensive knowledge

oi’ the different phases nf the law. which it is the function and province of lt Judge to administer; if a tho- rough understanding oi’ the industrial. economic and educational interests of the Province, acquired by many years of training and experience in public life; if a quickened and responsive sympathy with all classes and condi- tions of our people, which we believe to llll yours in a high degree; if all these or any of them may be consider oil :ls ill-cesaary rlllallflcniioll for fill' office of* Chief Justice ~ol' this Prev ini-il., then we are well assured that you enter on the duties of that oflicl with lulcll preparation and mental

plcx problems that may from time to lime come before you for solution.

Hi. Lordship made an appropriate

and exceedingly able reply in which be thalli.-ed the Bar for their kind expression of good will; and assured them that the address with which till-_y had prescned hiln would always be treasured. He said be apprecia- ted in the highest degree the cordial welcome they had extended to him, and in the days to come he would en- deavour with all his might to justify the good opinions and hope_s express- eil in the address.

Bc-fore adjournment at one o’clocl¢

the Grand Jury returned and report- ed evcrytlling satisfactory in connee tion with the public buildings and “i~orldition.= in the county commend- able in every reapect."‘

The Grand Jury then presented the

Chief' Justice with the following ad- dress:

l1ON. JOHN A. MATHIESON Chief Justice of P. E. Island.

Hon Sir: This being your first offl-

clal appearance in this county since your elevation to the Bench as Chief Justice, we, the grand Jurors of this County;“vvisb"To"'r¥xt’end“to_yU\I"" hearty congratulations and best v

es.

We have watched with deep intel‘~

est your rapid advancement and re-' cord ill the variolls spheres you have occupied with marked ability and sig- nal success from the time you entered public life in connection with the edu- cutollail work ot' this province. occupy- ing at that time ine position of Princi- pal of rr; of ollr larger schools, and estililisll .lg for yourself a splendid recoil :ls an cdllcstlonalist.

l Then. on entering the legal profes-

sion, you established one of the melt brilliant records as a lawyer, and when you lltcalne Premier and Attor- lley-Llenerzll of` this Province it gave you :l larger sphere for the exercise of your splendid talents. and in this con- nectionyou will be long remembered by every citizen of this province for the magnificent and heroic flght‘you always put up for the best interest of all that concerned -P. E. Islannd, and as one of our foremost statesman.

Your appointment to the high and

llonourell position of Chief Justice of the Province is n matter of pleasure and satisfaction to all, and with your long and varied experience you will be in a position to deal with the. many and varied qu- stions that come before you in -a lliilllner that will bring glory to yourself and with 'equi- ty and justice to all. We trust that you may be long spared to occupy the position of (Thiel .lu,stice in this Pro- vince. and that "your pathway like that ol the just will shine moreunto the Perfect Day." We have the ho- nour to be, your obedient servants.

A S’l"ll>tLINi} McKAY. FOR SELF AND FELLOW8.

Tile Chief Justice again ilttingly

repiloli.. There were, he said, mn- ny things men did into which they put iii the crfort of which they were ca- nuhle. and when the day‘s work, and often the yoar's work. was done. they could not help questioning- whether :lficr ali, it had had any definite vn-

:ls tllliir sincflrc cllllgrlltllliltlolls ol 1“L._ gm in connecglmi .with me

teaching profession. if one were fit

and li'd his best he eould measure ‘dsx by duy the progress that resulte from his work, and tbiswall a most satisfactory thing indeed. His Lord- ship, however, pointed 'out howfur- gent if was to do something to keep the best teachers in the Province and- urged the members of the Grand Jury (who. he said, werd cognlidnt 0f,i_l\B fact that the teachers: wafer under- pilld) to do all in their Power tolbrinlr about a better condition in this rel- peet. ln conclusion he again thank- ed tbe Jury for their address which he said he would treasure as one of the most valuable records he pol- sesssd. His Lordship then discharged'

the Grand Jury'

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New ronk. June lo.-Captain _

M~ll~Kenzle and ui members- Ml, _

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crow of ‘thc Amllrlclil lfllilll Plnar Del Rio. who have been-mill -

i-_quipment as will enable you to deal.sinoe the vessel wal sunk by 0 efficiently with the variedllnd com-iiman submarine off the coast of,Mlr1~

land. on Juno I. reached *MII-

determined, and investigation will We are confident too that while up from a small lifeboat thou! y

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