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Souris . . . _ . . ._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 100.00

lion. W. S. Stewart-_ _ _ _ ._ 50.00 Mr \V. i\‘, Tidmursii. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ . _ 25.00 Mr W. K. ltogers.......... ._ 25.00 Capt. John N. Mcilonald.. _ ._ 50.00 (loin F. S. Moore. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 25.00 Mr. W. ti. -Wcst........_.... 10.00 nan. A. i~i.‘ /\i~»i<-_ii=iiiii__ _ ._ _ _ _ _ 2.5.00 lion. John A. Mclloiialil, t‘ai'-

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ills llonlir the liieiit-(loveriior_ 50.00 Mr. W. ll. Aitken . . . . . . 100'.00 Mr. t`linrlea liyoiis. _ _ _ ..._ _ _ _ 50.00 Mr. I<‘rank lt. Ileartz. _ _ _ _ _ 200.0() Mr. T. l'-_ James. _ _ _ ._ ._ 25.00 lion. J. A. Mi-Neill. . ._ ._ 25,00 ilr. S. lt. Jonkiiis. _ _ _ _ _ ._ 25.00 Mr. (‘. lt. .\`tnaIl\vooil, , __ 20,00 Mr. l’eri~y l'opc.. 25.00 Mr. A. A, illclicun, M. 1'... 25.00 Mi". A. VV. Sterns............ 25.00 I it-ui..-t‘oI. ings. _ _ _ _ _ _ ..._ _ _ 50,00 (‘?li:u'lotteto\vii Steam Nuviga- _,

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Mr. A. Il. Warburton. _ . _ _ _ . _ ._ 25.00 Mr. J. ll. lliniiis.............. 100.00 ltev. (Taiiou .lanies Slinp;:oii.. 10.00 Mr. J. O. llyiiiiman. _ _ _ ._ _ _ _ _ 50100 l\li°. J. Artcmas (Tlark. _ ._ _ _ ._ 10500 lion. Murdoch Mrliiiinoii. _ _ _ _ 25,00 l)r. ll. 1). .lolinsoii . . . ._ _ _ _ _ . 25.00 Mr. A. li. l<`i‘ascr, Souris. _ _ . ._ 25.00 Mr. W. ll. ltoliertsuli. _ _ . _ . _ _ _ 10.00 ltr-v. li. Scott-Siiiitli_ . . .i. _ _ _ ._ 10.00 Mr. Aeneas A. lVicl`)onahi,

M. 1'. 1’ . . . . . . . _ . . . _

ltev. Tlioiiias l<`ullertoii. _ . _ _ _ _ Mr. J. S. Marlin, M. l‘. l‘. _ _ ._ iloii. L. L. Jenkins. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Mr. Joiin Mi-Keiiiia. _ _ _ _ _ _ . Mr. J. E. li. i\'ic(‘rc:idy. _ _ _ _ _ _ . Mr. Il. J. l’nlmei'. _ _ _ . _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Mi'. li. Roy liolinan . _ . . . . . __ _ Mi'. VVilliam (`-ulri, New 1’ertli. Mr. George lt. Montgoinery... Mr. W. (J. White._........._. Prof. H. H. Shaw.. . _ _ _ _ _ _ _

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Tiioiiias l\ln_\' A. D. Melieoii

llr. 5'-onroy George Wiikeiiiivl .Tainea iliclsnuc

W. A. Weeks _»\rtliiir W. Weeks

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Mr. Percy I1. Sinallwooil. . _ _ _ Mr. Geo_r_ge S. Inman. _ _ _ _ . _ _ _ Mr. Robt. ll. (‘an1plieil_..... Messrs. Joseph ltcnii & t`o.,

frciglit from Victoria to (‘-liarlottetown _ _ _ ._ _ _ . _ _ _ _ 100.00

Dr. J. S. llagnali . _ . _ _ _ ._ . _ _ ..- 10.00 Mr. .loliii lticliurils, M. l'. l’._ _ 150.00 Mr. .loliii l\’l. lluglics.......__ 10.00 Mr. Arthur Ne\\'lu~i'y. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 25.00 i\li'. iioraeo llas;/.ai‘1I. . _ _ _ _ _ ._ _ 25.00 i\lr. Stephen lli'iiilley. _ _ _ _ _ ._ _ 10.00 llir. ilarvoy il. i\lt-illweii, illorcll 25.00 lviessrs. lluntaiii, llell & Co... 25100 Mr. \\'. li. (‘otton............ 10._00 Mr. W. W. Stanley. . _ _ _ _ . . _ ._ 20.00 Ilr. A. t‘. l,uiiilie............. 10.00 Ml's. W. li. Prowse , . ._ . . . . . ._ .100l00

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t‘1ipt. T. ti. Taylor

Memory into (i.l'l. Aiihl

David Si-iiurinaii (also two

moiitlis' services)

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BULGARIA WITH GREECE ?

Join Late Despoilers Against

the Turks _- »

LONDON, Sept. 2.-The Daily '1`_el-

egraph's dlploinatic correspondent, in

an article printed to-day, saysz-

__;"_l_‘urke3 may declare war at any iiionieiit, it is now only u matter of a

few days-possibly a few hours.

“All enorts ot the Powers in the

Triple Entente have tailed and the London Embassy admits the situation very grave. The military party now dominant in (loiistaiitiiiopie has reach- ed the conclusion that the present is the best time to secure the restoration of the Macedonian and Aegian islands.

"German officers and men are being

poitred into Constantinople' to help the Turkish army and navy. Turkey apparently counts on the Balkan States qiiarreiiiig amongtlieniselves while Turkey lights Greece, but it seems likely 'that '1'url<ey's declaration of war against'(}reeeo will be regard- ed as a hostile uct by the Triple En- tente, which \viii send _rt lleet to dis- pose of all the Turkish and Gerinan ships. _

BRlTA|N’S GRAVE WARNING.

"The British governmeiit has warn-

ed Turkey plainly tlini. in starting niiy campalgii at this time she signs her own death warrant."

The eorresponilent of the lteuter‘s

'[‘eiegi'apli (Toiiipaiiy ut Athens, says:

"Acco`riliug to a :~iemi~otiicinl stato-

inent, news has been recelviid from it trust\vorthy source iii (‘oiisr.uiitiiioplo, that 800 (lermaii oiilecrs and sniiors, ai; `well ns tt ounntity_ot` umniiinitloii, passiiil through liulguria on 'Friilay in ti special train on their way to (ion- stuiitinople.”

BULGARIA IS AGAINST TURKEY.

SOFIA, Aug. lil.-Reports from Con-

stantinople that the Gernitin diplom- atic representatives there are muking efforts to get Turkey to take an uctivo part in the European wur as an ally of Germaiiy ami Austria have created t sensation here. it is stated oiiicial- ly that the Bulgarian goveriiment is now pledged to join with Greece, Rou- niania., Seivia and Moiiteiregro as al- lies of Russia and against Turkey should the latter decide to fight.

The liulgariaii ainiy is senii-mobil-

ized and could he got in the field at once. That the .'I‘nrkish .menace is real is shown by messages received here direct from (`-onstantinople which say that the Turkish army ami navy are ready for action and that most oi` the ’l‘ui'kisii worships now have strong contingents of (lerinan sailors and oflieers on board to aid in fighting them.

GERMANS WORE

CAPS LIKE ENGLISH.

_......

PARIS, Sept. 2.-The latest list of

soldiers dend issued here included the iianie ol' Pierre Gougou, ot' the depart- incnt of Ains, the first of the tiliani- bcr of Deputies at the front. to suc- euinb. A corporal iii n convoy of wounded at tiiimnpigny says that in the fighting at Gui:-ie a regiment tiring on the line heard the signal to cease shooting. immediately in front of them they saw soldiers wearing caps like the English. They advaiiceil clieei ng the English, and were met by Ll. il :idly diseiiarge ot’ rifle fire. The Germ:.- he declared, had used this subtcrfu;,o to draw the French on.

tzllesiil ns being a

or of the skin. llexall Medicated Skin Soaphns uniisunliy efficient; qualities for keeping the skin free from biote- lies and eruptions. It gives excellent results in keeping the skln_sm'ool.h and lieaitliy-it is antiseptic besides being a splendid cleniiser. MacKin- non Drug (‘o., Cor. Great Gcorgeanil Kent Streets. MEti’.

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All parcels should contain it list of

the contents, and the uainc and ud- dress of the sender; ' ` '-Manny doiintloiii-i 'will'-be gratefully received- by Mr. -Percy ‘l’ope, the ,Treasurer of the 1'. E. 1. Brniicli of the lterl (irons Society.

Vice-Presiileiit for l‘. E. l. Presid-

ent Mr. Justice llas1.nril;'Sec'y., S. ll. Jenkins, Esq., M. D.

Sir Louis Davies l(-.- (‘-_ M. G.. &c_,

Vice-Preslileiit., Frank lleurtz, Esu. Hon. Treasurer. Percy Pope Eau.

The Treasurer desires to make the

following further acknowledgements:

MEMBERSZLP FEES.

A. B. Wurliurtoii, _ . ._ _.$2.00 Mrs. A. Il. Warburton; _ _ __ _.£5.00 Louis Mclnnis, ..‘ i. ._ ........2.00 E. J. Kier, M. 1). Alberton, ._ ..._2.00 Mrs. IJ. J. Kier, ._ ._ __ _ ....:!.00 Henry llughos, ._ ._ ._ _ ..2.00 W. K. Rogers, ._ ._ . _ .__.2.00 Mies Lucy PUBS. -- - ~ - -~2~00

DONATIONS

Ewen Mscdougald, ._ .. ._ $5.00 Mrs. Ewen Mcilousnld. -- -- -- »-5-00 George Warburton. M. D. ._ .. - -25-00 E. I-l. Haviland, ._ ._ .. ._ 60.00 Mis J. E. Mcleod, ._ ._ _ ...-5.00 'Peter J. Oliver, ._ .- .-5-00 F. W. Hyndman, ._ _ ._ . _. ..25.i:_~ ’l‘.W_Msy,.. ... . ._ ..25.00 W. C. Whlté, .. ._ ._ _ 6.00 L_ E. Bracken, ._ .. ._ ._ _ _. 10.00 !.`~ll‘. Jenkins, Sr., M. D. .. . . _ . ._.75.0t! W. K.Rogers,.. ._ .. ..25.00

Total receipts to date, ._ _ . _.$805.00

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SIIIIIIEII-S IIIE

German infantry, Say Britishers

Always Adyanced in Heavy Formation

IAOYIED DGYIN BY GUNS

Sofia Despatch Says Bulgars will British Losses Were Severe, but

Enemy were Slnughtered ' _ in"Tli_ousan'1is"

LONDON, Sept. 2.-W The _ British

publIe_ _lias_ _ been reassured hy the statement 'from Field Morslial, Sir John l~‘rencii"th'at the British army is In good condition and ,spirits and has been reinforced by twice as many men as were lost during the t`o\ir days' battle and retreat, and isready to meet the enemy again. The an- noinieemeiit that ilie losses totalled between 5,000 und 0,000 was some- thing tlie country was prepared to hear. The people would not have been surprised to learn that the loss- es had been mueli greater.

Earlier in the day a distinct shock

was caused through stories of disas- ter to the British army which were published in some ot' the Londoii pup- ers. A correspondent had evdcntiy been listening to startling tiiles from wounded stragglers lieliiiidtlie lines who gave the impression that the ilrltisli troops had liocii ent to pieces. that their arganizatioii was gone, mid that they were without supplies or coniniuiiicntions..

Earl Kitchener's words put it new

face on the situation. A1-eoriling to all oflleial and unoilieial reports, the Germans came upon the small llritlsli army with ovcrwiiiiiiiiing force and rolled up the inl`antry insolid niasses time after time, spendiiu.: their mini lavishly and bringing into notion a great weight of artillery with 'mach- ine guns mounted on armored ears. The Zeppclins carrier] i|uii~k tire ritics. Tliere were cavalry rliurges and coiiiitcr-oli1ii'ges during tlie'i`our days' battle in whit-.li the llritislieoin- niuuiier expresses the opinion that his troops displayed great galiantry. All accouiits from the soldiers. even from the excited correspondents, agree that the 'British soldiers were not down-hearteil ami ure eoiiiiilent; of their ability to hold their own a- gainst anything like equal numbers of Gcrnittiis. ` '

AWAITS CASUALTY' LIST PATIE-

NTLY. -

Although the eounti'y_ has known

for tt week t.liat,niany of its soldiers are burned lu l"rem~liaiid llelgitinsoil and other thousands are in hospitals, there is no outcry i`or iiaines but a general willingness to w1tit.._it` the ln- terest of thc army requires lt. _ A few newspapers 'have criticized the extreme secrecy wliieli the Govern- ment niaiiitaiiis, but there is nothing approncliing a clziinor against it.

The fi-w solilit-rs who have been

brought to ldiiglisli hospitals from the front arc pledgcil to do no -talking a- bout the war for two \\'eeki-1, and only some personal uxperie_1ices have been related. No one tllsparages the bru- very of the Germans, but ci'ii.icizetlic methods oi the (lernian iii_fantry.. _

Ofliccrs who have seen the Gernmii

manoeuvers have said that the iii- i'o.iitr_v would be mowed down if enl- ployeii in the same tar-tics in uetuul battle. lint they were disposed_ to think that the nianoeuvers were larg- ely for show. One soldier, speaking of the ri-coiit. fighting said:-f _

GERMANS ADVANCE'lN HEAVY MASSES.

“lf the Iiritish losses were heavy, the Germans losses must be enorm- ous. 'l`hc Gorman infantry always ad- vance in licuyy masses. They were like a moving wall of men. Our fire simply siiiiiglitt-red theinl We diilii’t cure for their inl”uiitr,y, but their ar- f-III9-TY was deadly in its precision. Nearly all our woiinilcd were hurt by shells, but tiio_se'siiff_erl'i`uz froin rifle shots were chiefly lilt in the legs."

According to ar_i_other source the

Germans came up"iii thousands. "lrc- nisnilier looking np.” 'lie said, "und seelnr: ranks und rniiks dl' them coni- ing along. We swept away one raiik and theii.tiierii wits another. Wt- swept that nwny und n‘i.lilrd was waiting liehinil ii. ()n they enmeovr-r the bodies of their pals, solIdl_\'.solIdl_y like wooden soldiers and as i'e;.:iiiar- as n_ clock. The liritisli soliiiers thliik that their South African ex- perience lielped tlielriiifniiiry greatly. On the veldi they lim-iiiiie experts at taking eovcrs and eiitrencliiiig them- .selves. ’l`l\cre..vtiere.eiu|u.gih vetoriilis in all the rt~g:i`iinr rcginienis _to show the younger men how tt¢tnlrr-_ care of tiiemselves in it flgiil."'

PIIISIIIENI WILSIIN

E li`.lI.l.llIlIillIE

Press.)

September 2,-Vice issued ri lstutciiieiit

Wilson will be

next Nov- _ao for not

WAS Preshleii

tonight that n. candidate for eniber_ White confirmed t.lie

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~ IIIESEE MISSED.

IIEMIIVEII lil BIIIIIIEIIIII

night, official-The'President and the Government and all Embassies of the Allied Nations left at 10.50 to-nigh

during hostilities. . Ambassador ll. S. Herrick who has taken charge of the

belligerent Powers, remains lu Paris,

Second Secretary. The United State

bassador at Argentine, who left wit the Government accompanied by the Third Secretary. Captain Parker. Her- rick reinaluing here affords great pro tectlon to Ainerieans as the Ambas-

whore Aiiiericniis will find refuge' i ease oi’ need. It also makes possible i'or the Aiiiericaii banking interest t.o continue operutiiig here with n view to the relief ot' possible distress. llnltcd States olllees ot' lluiikers Mot‘< gan and llarjes will remain open in Paris while special represeiitatives with large funds liure been despatch# ed to Llordeaux.

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lil] PIIINI Nllll SEIJIN

Raids of Uhlans Along the Coast

Strength-Britisii Marines Have Actively Engaged Raidlng Germans.

l.t|Nl)()N, August 31.--'l`Iio Veil of

secrecy that has slii~oiiiicd the tight- in';_ lietwccii the Allies und the tier- lnuiis in Itelgiuiii nhti l"r.ince hits' now been lifted siitiii~_icntly for us to realize fairly ele'_irl_\' the sitliution as it stands today. The iniporl.uiit. iuct tliut. the llritisli have been ont. tifth lighting izince Wednesday night und that the Frcneli lin.vc liiirno the lirunt since then, iudientes that. :i iiiinilic of the German eliiims of victoria

siirrouiiileil is coiicliisive. 'I`he ver

at which it was declared they ini

a few words, is this:-~

trcnched. They have advanced to tl

effectively Checked. "’

line from Mevieres vin-'Baden to' Va dun. They ha\e two' lines one

cveryu-liere, 'lhey are _-ii -;_iii:i:l'ii

to build ri pontoon briilgeiacross and

before they opened fire witli thi

iiiliilateil un eiitire I-egiiiicnt lint coiiiplctiily ilestroyeil the bridge it-

ABLE TO HOLD LINE

'|`iiere is every reason to believe

that they will lie nhie to uitlistuiiil the flgrinan attack here ,pid that lli-l» fort will lie able. with tht! uid of the French rtrnzy oi' the Vos-_'cs, to i'e|><‘l the attack from the Rhine by the combined Austrian and (lernian troops advancing there. They will be able to hold the line, that i.\ so long as the Germans on lthe centre und on the nortli\\'i\st do not for_ce the Allies’ forces there hack so fur ns to coinpel 1; generiil - retrcut nlolig the entire frontier from the centre to the oust.-

l".vni'ything, therefore, once more

depends upon tile _I`t‘.S1llf, in n0l‘i'.Il~

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Hfehlvss 0' the Elebsrsles °f “ll the You do not have to pay for organization, flotation

win. rirtit serif.-my aint ....ii nie or any other expenses connected with OUR company.

will be rwresemeil in Bordeaux by Ranching is being attendedto by two 'successful .

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_ Shares, $100 each, payments 20 p. c. with applica-

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sador's resideiicc is neutral territoi_°_y _ Get informed today_

Matchiess Silver Black Fox Company, Ltd.

A Golden Opportunity

_ The Matchless offers one of- the best opportuni-

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turns. _ ,~

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western France. Nou' what is the situation tiicrcf! 'I`liis-the Allies’

‘forces have been heavil_\' rciiiftirced

at evcrypoiiit lietvizecii the <-oust and Sedan. It is between l.ille_nnd La- Fere that the lienviest Geriiinn pres- sure is now bcini_f hroiiglit to beiir. llut it is now un iiiiqiientioncil fact thut the tlerinnli right wing which is briiiiqing this pri-ir-'siire to lienr, has been Ileaiily ilcplcteii of troops which iiave been rushed across l_iel;;iiin:» to

Towns Continue, But Not in _

i'eiiiful“ee the iierinan forces in the east, where the liiisniziiis have evi- dciitly-~~<lei~‘lpii.c the clziiiiin of tier- mnn anil '.\i|st.ri:iii siil‘cr»ssei~i-siic- eeedeil so ini* thiit. they lniie struck

Kaiser :iiiii his iii-neriil Htiifi.

Ti tliese licriiiuii riot,-ii'ie.~‘ .ind Aus-

iirc without uiiy fouiidatioii in fact,

The explicit dviiiiil- issued by the

War Office, for. instance, of the llcr- Iin rlniiii that the British hud .been

y _ t.

fact that they .iie ini from the oin

been surrounded is proof Doaitlve of the iinreiinhle ciiaructcr of the _Ber- lin bulletins. The situation today, in

The tleriiiaiis are iiiilted on the _

llrench riftllt. alum! the Mouse, where over yi i_iiillion~ French troops nrt; on

river, but their task is to cross it,

und in this they '»b;_iyp_sr1_f¢;|- 1,(-an

'I'lie French have entrcm-lied th

trlfin siicccsst-s liiid lil-cii :inytliing else but what. are |‘\iplil'iiii.~'t.i1'1\Ily

__~kno\\'n in rri'lii.11i'y piirlziiice :iii "_-nic

eeeisfiil. i'etrelits," tlierc \'.'iiiiId ob- viously liave lie--ii no net-cssity to iv.

__ inioirec the lIf»i‘iiiiiiiH until the Aus- __ iriiiiis ncl_iii,-viiig such iiiovr-nii~iit.~:, put

:ipprrelieiisioir into the Iie:ii’t.i-i of f.iic`

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llerlin adiiiits the rusliintg of rein- lorceineiit.i to the cnst. Mtircover the l\'uiser has decinreii that it is neces- sary to- despiitcli the laiitlstiiriii as tre- iiifiirccnientu to the west. '

EVERY MAN TO THE FRONT:

This fact is, perhaps, of more alg-

niticance than nnytliiug else. it shows that (leriiniiiy lins liurled every nvnll- able man of licr tirst line into the friiv ugiiinst the Allies in l<‘i‘iinee, rind that she |ins_no iiiore Iirsl. line troops to semi there, hut. ii-1 corn- y-f-_lliid iii reinforce the latter already

(t‘oiitinne<l on page six)

::Ainon;z deiital preparations Euth-

yinol '|`ii1itli l'asti- has g~xceIleni pro- p|‘t”lii-s for lceepilllg tliirleeili eieatl, l.lii- giiiiis hard and the moiitli pure :ind sweet. ldiiiliyiiiol is ust-il and en- aiorfzi-d by liuiiilri-tis of 1llsi-i‘iiiiinat- ing persons and is ret-oiiuiieiiileil highly by di-ntists, l'riri- 2514. Mae- liiiiiioii Ilrug i‘o., t‘or. (treat tleorge and i(<~iii Strt-1-ts. Mtf.

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