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y°w_,,'g;,~_5~»»~iu o-on on __ _,__ cnA1u.o1'rE'r0wN canons. wsmiasnsv MAY 31 1916 V {,,_,,, ,,, ,,,,, ,_;,,,,,9_,, ,, ,_,_,_ ,_, M gg ,,
" Timiiiii SLAUGHTER OF GERMANS WUUNDED Sill-Difii
E A s session AT VERDUN Home rliohgine will
»a,'
I-’\\i°ii\iil' |i¢li0l‘iS Silbllliiitil 011 tht Corporal James W Gillespie, whose
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l::i‘::.'l:.i;‘t.:’.....°““v'“..:l‘ in” GOES F R N “Gill l'::i..l°S.. S':.“.':.:l:.i..::..'-iss.
her oi Resolutions Adopted They llave Made a Slight Advance at one Point but N|9||| by (1,,-|¢|~|-y gram,
at Tremendous Cost Ai all iliher Points their ---
h lilercely launched were llepuised
The Prince Edward Island
velopment Association concluded t.heir session in Charlottetowwn yesterday forsnoon. when a number of important subjects were dlscused and the follow ing resolutions were passed and car
ried unanimously -
Moved by Mr A J McFadyen sec
ended by Mr W J Callaghan
In view of the fact that heavy ice on
our coasts has prevented in many instances any fishing up to May 20th, the Prince Edward Island Develop ment Commission, having under con sideration the question of the best period during which fishing should be permitted, -is of opinion that for this
year in view of the extraordgiary con- ditions prevalling. in Distri t No. 7, so far as it affects I’ E. Island that the fishing season be extended to July 10th and respectfully request the Provincial Government to bring to the notice of the Department of Fisheries their decision in this matter_
Moved by Mr_ Percy Pope, seconded
by Mr. J. O. I-Iyndman:
Resolved that the Government of
P. E. Island he respectfully asked to request the Department of Mines to sebd one 'of its experts. this sum- mer, to Prince Edward Island totest and report upon its clay deposits with s. view to their utilization for industrial purposes.
lt was further moved by Mr_ Pope.
seconded by Mr. Hyndmanz-
Resolved that the Government of
P. E. Island be respectfully requested to give its hearty support to the estab- lishment hereof allandicraft industry and towards this end to give to the branchss~oi the' Canadian Handicraft G\iilli"that" are or may be established on Prince Edward Island, such as- sistance as will enable them to secure the services of iminstructor, to teach them how to produce Art Pottery and other articles and also provide them with models ol hand-made toys, so that they may begin their manufac-
e
till'
Moved by Mr;-°N. Rattenbury, sec-
onded by Mr. J. A_ McDona‘ld:-
Resolved that because of the em barge on the export of canned lob- sters to France where large sllip- monts have hitherto been made this Commission recommends that the President take up this question with the Department of Trade and Com- merce with the object of having the Department advertise their product throughout the Dominion and the
United States in order to increase tatoes. the consumption in the markets to Now with the Car Ferry and refrig-
whlch we have access.
Moved by Dr. Gauthier seconded by
Dr. W. J. P. McMillan.
ln ‘view or the larse number °f
our small schools ‘for the sake of economy and efficiency be it resolved market and we will have nothing in
- that line to compete against. With l such on opening who can predict our
schools where possible be inaugurated ossibilitios lil that direction alone n
that an educational campaign to furth er consolidation of 01989 Emi*-i
P _
and as a first step to this end that I also found raspberries a paying
thai sub-committee on Educatio
draw up a short circular on the subject here as well ns nnywhcre. The Cuth- to he mailed to school secretaries ani bert and Herbert for reds and the
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h' k kd to bring the mat-
mat they tlleailnlaiuai school meetings. to our soil and climate.
ter up at
Moved by Mr. L. D. McNutt._ BBC-
nndnd ny Mr. J. 0. Hyndman.-
R l til t the attention of our have to go to the Old Country to find
locilsgigggrninzint be brought to the a more suitable place. you cannot find necessity of assistance to our oyster it in Amcricn_ ' |,,'¢‘m.,_ ._-qrui; the report brought The Enslish varieties or slums mn.
'in by our`mslierle`s` Committee be l‘0
fsfed go _nsm_ for their immediate twenty-five years experience in consider-atlon and our programme growing these plums as well as the
‘if ` 's instructed to take up small fruits mentioned. The trees are
comm ` ~ _ _ _ -_ with.ih3;ithe mutter-_oi having relate charges readjusted also. the ma e
ed in the industry.
The last resolution Passed was
h rty vote of thanks to the chair- _ _ V ,
e to methods of cultivation and winter nortly be followed by the 199th irish- The sun sets this evening at 7.43 pw, hum,-ed mm from Cu-md,
t- protection. I can give you ag in if th et uiiicie t- s d tomorrow at 7.44; it rises tomar- _ _ il "°i1“ii`°i‘~ - _ r ‘ I &m;?i::i:gatsosggil1\dal;i00 gall ti: campll , r¢!>‘w` morning and Friday at 4.11. :,‘;re--n(;:,q,1:,l§{§g»-°:t Tsiozzw ‘g:;,'u-‘;=_ M the twenty tom” ' Y f`-iiiilifiiii “iid WOW!" CH" iw 9m'_j From the Sth Division there will-be The moon sets tonight at 8.02. Vnncouyerv Cnsuy' Wmmpeg ,md t- ployed in this industry. and work fn _ e 167th Battalion, under Lieut Col. '1‘he'_lnst quarter of the moon was.-Montreal by me Enunh “nm pang" _ many partly disabled soldiers ooul . eedltton. 1_71st. Battalion. , under on Wednesday, May 24th at 11 a. mfg C0" or London, England. wh d be found growing _small ti-_uitsiin thi . ieut-gel. Sli; Wm. Price, and the (There wil he s new moon on Wed- mm me Ch” to cum m"w,,y_ ,nd d province. 5 _ 89th- Batt, |0n_ under Lieut-Col. nosnny, May gist at 8.87 m. haw, ,lm ,fone cunudenblg Wm-ik of fi »`_auze. ,_ , fy _fl`,he length of today 'wil be fifteen “ke nature in south Amulet '
t' _ .li l llxmn '. - - _ ' _ \\0“l‘S iil1ii=*i1ii‘i¥'°“° m"i‘“°’- » This party sailed from New Yorlidporiutlun |nund,.,~
_ ` _ 1 _ ~ ., ‘ ' ' the S. S. Csar of the Russian an
Mr: 1=srcy.Pops.1.oaslrmsn'ol- in _ =,_M!nsrd'l i-ini°°°ni 0"" 'i°ii*i\ilil §ysnmn,_-_.Asiatic 1.'lns, direct to lcon.
sus-¢nmnitiss.nn_1~isv industries. Uni ,,', .. - anna -
- 'n, l-l ts, for th t“':fl2lia1;;°ll'ikwnl¢u ilzrnad condnc
;.:=.-_~_=ies-2 ;°."_
Rev, Dr. Gauthier, seconded W J P. McMillan and s\|l>D0i`
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instead of settin out in the spring
As I had bee successful growing
them in a small way in the garden 1 concluded to try them ill the field as there was a good demand for a. limit
ed quantity in Charlottetown
I started with 5 rows, 80 yards long
consisting of the old Sharpless and Wilson varieties, set out in the spring Gave them every attention and kept them perfectly free of weeds Had a big return the next season and con eluded to keep adding That summer in August 1 imported several new vari cties in pots by express and began propagating. I soon found the Warfield and Jessie to be the most suitable and discarded ull the other varieties setting out Warfield with Wilson or Jessie every third row' as pollinisers_
ln three years 1 had one acre bear-
ing i'ruit. I then set out one acre each spring for several years and again increased my planting to two acres each spring, keeping the plantations free from weeds and top dressing in the fall_ Kept importing new varieties and discarding all unsuitable ones.
Took three crops from each plant-
ing before plowing down. Had from 4 to 6 acres producing berries includ- ing tlie Old plantation. The second crop generally was the best_
In twenty-'ilve years never had a fall
ure although some seasons gave great- er returns than others, but the poor- est crop I ever had was a good re~ turn and the best paying farm crop I ever raised. Tile smallest yield in ,twenty years was 30,000 boxes. whilst it often exceeded 60.000 and the last iyear I was in the business my sales lwere over 70,000 boxes. 'l‘he~ground this was taken from was less than 6 acres illcluding the third year crop.
When I began I had the Nova
Scotia berries to compete 'against in the Charlottetown trade, but soon drove them out and extended my sales to Pictou, then New Glasgow, Sydney and Halifax, also shipping to Boston by boat in refrigerator crates for several ycars_
I had more difficulty selling 5,000
boxes the first year or two than I had afterwards in disposing of 60,000 boxes.
ln shipping then and even new the
grent drawback was the number of rough handlings the crates of berries received in transit as many as six hnndllngs from here to Sydney and the crates were thrown down the same as though they contained po-
erator cars all this will be done away with and our berries can be shipped in perfect condition to large cities like Boston, New York and Montreal when all other berries are out of the
r are great cropners.
0! 9|-m_ec¢|°n to the oyster beds, and Good land, plenty of stable manure, the securing _of a practical demonstra- tion for the guidance of those enKa§'
e _ the meetings. The vote was mov;
'by lsrs. A. J. 'Mcl'°‘adY0ii» J on 'nr s-two. Mnilutt. if _ A, n¢\la,~- it ig; wooing D i \ I hd man 4 'lZ'1l°rll',.'i'lZ.§1'§-'<’l.na dons iii# P"
crop. They will grow and mature
Golden Queen for yellow are suitable
Black currents nnd gooseberries
grow here to perfection. You will
-` grow here to perfection. I have
lnot subject to blaokfkiiot and
constant cultivation and weedln lots
tlswomen wiiohsd time nt their di
for invslido s ldrers. Elle
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B. _
of sticktoitivlness and back bending
Attacks Thong
(Special to the Guardian)
LONDON May .10 -Fresh troops in
large masses are being thrown by the Germans against the French lilies northwest of Verdun, and twice with in the last 24 hours General Nivelle's forces have been compelled to give ground The weakest point in the French defense appears to be in the neighbor-hood of Cumieres, between that village and Dead Man Hill, to the Germans of fi distance of more than 300 yards in the third of ii se- ries oi’ violent assaults yesterday af- ternoon. Last night the Germans re- turned to the attack with a fresh division, and Paris admits that in the face of this drive the French were forced to retire slightly along the Bethincourt-Cumieres road.
The German attacks apparently
were equally violent along other sec tors of the front west of the Meuse. but according to the French war of fire, nowhere else were the crown Prince's forces able to gain ground East of the river heavy artillery in the region of Fort Douaumont is reported
French pilots yesterday delivered
fifteen attacks upon German aero- planes. Two of the enemy machines were brought down. One fell flaming on the edge of the Argollne forest, near Montilers, alld the two others came down in the region of Ami-Fon- tslne, to the llortn of Berry-Au-Brac.
"While one of our -patrons was mak~
ing it trial fight- he was attacked in the region to the north of the River Aisnc by a German Fokker. The enemy ma
cbine fired over a thousand shots at the French aviator succeeded in getting back to our lines, followed by his adversely Another French ma cbine came forward and attacked the German He was not more than thirty yards distant, and was brought to the earth at a point near Bourgogne, to the west of Rheims
“On the left bank of the Rive
Another gallant soldier son of Prince
Edward Island arrived ill (‘llar‘towll last night in the person of Corporal James W Gillespie, son of Mr Johli Gillespie, of Appin Road Lot 30
Corporal Gillespie is a sturdy sample
of the fille material who have gone forth from Canada and have so ably helped to baffle the designs of the hordes of the Kaiser Corporal Gil lesple's share in helping to baffle said designs cost him a shattered left foot He received this wound at the battle of Loos. a piece of shell doing the damage In the same fighting he also got a taste of that rare deleca cy, German gas. and still- feels the
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wound necessitated his immediate rc turn to England where he entered Shoincliffc hospital where he received *hs best of care He also spent nine weeks at Bath Another Island sci dier, George Annear. of "Montague, was with him at Loos
Corporal Gillespie sailed from Eni.
land for Canada by the S S Olympic landing at Halifax on May 25th afte a illlc flip Some seventy invalideli soldiers returned with him. some o whom were very badly maimed e saw un instance of German crtielty among one of those-a Calgary mall who had been a prisoner of the Ger mans. They put an end to his use-
Me““e» ”“““°“ "’°“““’d °“ ““'i“’- effect or it. to the extent that everyiiuluess as u -onlinr Pretending that
chlnes, the first to the north of A court and the send of Fortunes,
brought down two German air ma
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PARIS, May 30.-Ofiiciulreport. O
iii, and hopes soon to be as well as ever, except tllat he is minus half the
morning a spell of vomiting comes it was necessary io perform 9, ,mrgp
0' upon him. Still he is looking verylcnl operation upon. him they slashed I_.ii
his two arms at the shoulders severing
1:
the ligaments in such a manner that
Ii bones ill his foot. 'his arms both hang limp from his
the left bank of the Meuse bombard- `C | Gme 1 | ft p_ E_ |51 d h ld . 'd h is le
e- '. _ ‘
ment has been ver violent in the
y r
gion of Le Mort Homme alld Cumlere
twelve years ago for Western Cana
0!‘D0l'B. EDB G llll S Oll CIBHII G llliiib 91/811 (0
Activity °f artillery is m°d8m"e °n the H0 enlisted in C9»i§i1l”Y Oli April 6. Corporal Gillespie considers that tht'
right bank of the Mouse in Wosvre.
(Special to the Guardian.)
on the part of the Bulgarians, fol- lowing their occupation of severa
sputch from Saloniki.
in concentrated at Nevrokop,
well as at Asanthia.
have departed. .
, .
The advance lines of the Entente
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LONDON, May 30.-Great activity Allies, on the Vardar and the ham-'the recent occupation by King Ferd
let of Kilindir are bein boluburded
PARIS, May 30.--The Havas corres-
lt is said official information has pondent at Athens reports that the Acenthia, while along the Varda
been received there to the effect that,,Greeks are fortifying the Demir-His-'River the advance lines of the E important Bulgarian forces are be-|`sar section with great haste. Bul-- tente forces are being bombed.
g in
Bulgaria, near the Greek border, as to have entered the town. The Bul- Paris, declares that neutral diplom
garian and German officers are said
garialis continue their collcentration
continuation of Bulgarian activityl
Ml|l|l|ME MEN
Ten Thousand lien from llcri
ut iiolcortler.
_..1_
_ MONTREAI.. May 29.-Movemen of troops towards Valoartier Calnp will begin soon when the men of the -ith, 5th, and iith military districts will go under canvas for their summer train-
ly up to strength.
The battalions going into camp arc:
104th, 1,229; 105th. 1,255; 100th, 1.360; 112th, 1.393; 115th. 1.058: i22nd. 1,060
and the 5th Divisional Training Corps.
Ifrovinces of $0.438.
From the ontreal District the fol-
lowing battalions will be drawn: 117th, under Lieut-Col. Gilbert. now at St. Johns about 1,000, the 148th, unde
g8th, under I.ieut-Col. Girouard. 432;
e 200th, uilder Lieut-Col. Pagnueio,
, 0fi.\hs tb Almlt In/I Hrs Lo i li 1 tflelirand as a means of Kei euro Evsn's`_’nino -days after her so ore iluicirly in touch with the gd-l ‘tides listed. segqt- to help' with ‘heart resses r aired. he has handed the and hand-the cause for w ieli he wa . ei.t¢`_ Guardian for- publies-~ fighting and later gave his life, con ion. driohs i tsrested may com- celved the idea of establishing a hand gunicate with - I-lil Worship Mlyill' diode Toy Industry in Quebec. He 1 _ rownz.
i ea was to _utilise the services, of~gen_ _
~ To the Mayor of- ‘
n¢ssl,'and'lsterto rovid ompioytnsu , Charlottetown, P. E. I., '
_ _ 1 ‘ - ‘ ' ' ._ .L _ together s hillmherof Kirin ms 'nn ",§l1§d` consider it s. great favor eniizstof the ssrvicss at ,_ _isui _= it you king enough to una w . lice herself, were anxious to d ‘tis ss ‘ ' si le tile addresses their bit. Her venture has been _so su _of all srds, builders or brokers
l that ner h iiisss is nd# nyml in ‘ ur vgoinliy, ss we may be
_ _ ._ __ s- __-1-. ». L 0 t Hmi Illinois in their wax. - it ‘iii W 0.-,i°"..".;...:':'.:.°.:..‘:".z°..:
' n, .
tdaaiisilv-'ali vit' iam.) I ' reigns) summon af os..
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Russian 0iiicial Report
"\' and was driven back to his own trenches by our rifie fire. Enemy air men threw bombs on Vileyka station
station In the Galician region the
nd heavy guns, bomb throwers, and nlllc thlowers on our trenches at the same time attempting an infantry of- fensive. Haviug driven back our ad- vanced post the enemy exploded two of our mine galleries which were ilot completely cllarged, Relnforcements were hurried to the spot and they dis-
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TEMPERATURE,
TORONTO. May 81- Maritime
strong breezes and moderate gales
ing and cool, Thursday fine.
The tide will be high this morning
mum charges twenty-live cents. _
~»1-Hass seconns ivsvso ever# *fx f,‘§,f‘1'°,:,”‘§,,§,f fgm °;‘,‘,‘{'§
... --_-L_-_~_-_-f -_-_- ~_-_- -_-_-_-f -_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-J - -___ _-__-_-_-_-~ -_-» _____ ~ _ .¢ ---_ -_- - -_-_-f -_-_-_L-_ _ _ _ _ _-_ _ _ _ _ .___ ___ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ ,__ _ __ _ _ _ _ _
_BULGARIANS AND GREEKS CLASH
1915. He joined the Remounts and was afterwards transferred to the Ar-
Allles now have the situation well ill hand and thinks that the German sur-
iill°l'Y. SSCOnd Brigade. render will come suddenly when it
He sailed from Montreal on the S. S. does come. I-le intends spending the
Cameronian on June 5th and landed summer at his Island home and may ui; Plymouth on June 20th. 'He saw( go West later. ~ five months of fighting taking part in owing to it not hclng known that he the notable actions of Ypres, Givenchy, was to arrive last evening he did noi and Leos. At Ypres he saw the har- receive the reception he otherwise 1108! H§htlI1E~ would have, although Mayor Brown.
along the Macedonian front following Ai I-0°B When he received NB W0\md `whose guest he is at the Reverodid
tory in the vicinity of Demir Pyaar
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l ` - .
Greek forts in the vicinity of Demir- _ (Special, to the Guardian.) _ _ The Bulgarians are reported to be Hignnr, in |-npgn-ted in n, Router dew ~ " conceutrat ng additional forces near
the Greek border at Nevrokop and
tic circles in the Italian capital hav
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INIEHESIING V|S|l[iH
PETROGRAD, May 30-Official. Af-
J Hill llltiillili iii Ciiiililillllliii
tried Monday night to take the offen-
' sive in the region northeast Augustin-
ldr. Lewis ldcllonold of lisrmlt
time Provinces will llobllize “mi the i°W“.°fV°v°i°n “wth °f the ugs, Ylho Spent the Post
Interesting lccount of lils
foot was badly shattered. the boot upon it being blown to bits. This
(_ on September 24th, he had been 36 his best as soon ua he learned of his
“Buys “-001,5 of (D,-ts on Greek mr,-1. hours in action without rest. The arrival to get in touch with the pro-
per authorities.
(Speclal to the Guardian.)
MONCTON, May 30.--in the by-elec-
tion in Westmoreland County today Slllith_ Liberal, defeated Mahoney, Government candidate by a majority of 55 votes.
13,110 tfuaoiuullave
OTTAWA, Ont., May 30-Canadians
to n. number that exceeds the strength _,_,.,.,..,.,_._........_.~_».-,_......._.........~.--- structed, and is n ow about completed giving Russia permanent connection with the outside world on the west.
About live hundred Russians were
employed on the Northern section, ex-
>»uf-luy‘opcneu u violent fire with light "mmf lil R“33|||» “N35 mi
ls
Experiences.
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tellding about seventy miles from Kola.. The Canadians were occupied chiefly as foremen of teams. Quite
An interesting visitor among those
registered at the Victoria Hotel Mon- day was Mr Lewis McDonald for-
ing. Indications point to a majority id d th A H S b 0 t '__ - °* ‘"8" ‘";:".."ii ‘“°‘:;"°:...§;f.°:;'::'f: -3-ii --°---~‘f?»»i»i-i -in 'a‘.;i:.'.,°*...‘.'l°.§z°.‘.‘°.“‘i:....‘.-.‘;‘.t,2.;.§;':s':
0 S R ` ’
Where the 3 “ “ “ restored the previous situation. in British Cm-sim
Mr. McDonald went West about
old home only once in all that time.
140:11, 1,218; 1450., 1.007; iosth. est., TUE “EITHER Hs is new on his way returning from
Kola, Northern Russia, where he s ent the t winter in connection
1 9, ki t t l from the Maritime - p pas 3 mn ng B 0 u loo" Etc with completing the northern section
of the new railway north for 800 miles from Petrograd, to give Russia an ice- free port the year around in those Northern waters
I' .
Lien:-col. A. A. Musee. 1.050: the Bi\ifii“Ki° '=°\'ii‘ “ii “mi “°1‘i'i= ¢i°=if~' at Kola the influence of ins Gulf
Stream is still sufficient to prevent the formation of ice .to any degree to
n number of Laplanders were employ- ed ill lighter work. such as loading of
mu . . » reindeer were employed continually transporting munitions from this. first rail-head to stretches of road further inland, from Kadalashka South to-
fwiiiii-Y Y¢i\i`9 “gil “iid hi” Vis”-ed his- wards Pctrogrod. On thc section south
from Kadalashka a number of Aus- trians and German prisoners were en- gaged in construction work
The road runs through rolling coun- try. presenting /no great difficulties from the railroudsr‘s point of view.tbc territory being sparsely timbered, chiefly with scnlb birch, and altogeth- er unpopulatod. _ ` r Work _went on continuously through- out the winter, the atmosphere clean and crisp, averaging 40 degrees below
are required to grow strawberries' 400 and the Army Medical Corps at 9.46-and tomorrow at 10.21; it interfere Wm, Damnation, having gm
a' snccessfullrliero as elsewhere _ 'rl-dining Depot. No. 4. 205. making n will be lush tonisht at 11.20 and to- advantage 1,, nm respect ave, Arch. f,';`,‘;°',,,,,,T,l‘,‘f" "§,§',‘;, w§’,f,‘f,v,§`,§§,,§“,‘,',"',l’,‘§1 ____ , ' - gli.
Mv letter is already too long. Aa mini of about 3087 men- The" Wm m°""°W M12' ‘ i1¥\B0i,. forth r south in tho White Seal light. but by means of artificial light T0 lfET- FURNIBHE HOU VE FOV'
§ll0IMElEl'|’$, _ rescind their ussunnuou wltiu>uiJ
1- Ietfnms nc untoward incident. But it was 'a
` ' source of continuous assurance and in-
. _ ' """"_ ,_ 1. giraffes, ssiu Mr. thidcnonsidi to
` ` ‘ ow by our wire es; at some s eu-
u°N$ cfrznimil ‘mfr isfflaomsg' the of the British Navy were always "ii °" ' gm om m ,~ within em. ann brought home in as 0"” _i““'i °°°°'“i’ Y °“°- “' quits closely new truly indeed "sri
annie rules the waves." ' _
time you use the REMINGTQN Col- “M ww w,u|.u°n_ Th, cw
ntry,
l'ii.v.‘iii'e.°“ so .*:i‘.‘ir"i.E.‘:;‘»»»-i'-»»~~ --;,,i;~»-,;,=»\~»-=,,_,,°,\-'_-,_,-,_ ,ig tor on an average of ton ti ss on, m”f°::m° of ‘fut mm"_ mv
every letter. this méaiisj slizlf ‘ot s §| 5,," mum
mints for every letter easily one-l °' ~,,,..,md md me _g°mt_
stir il°mu-nasy- A noni in-dm ml- ‘ ~ nn. em. ;
-'iiii*_~ N- 9°' ' .- ,- igilungd the n>illn¢'li?u¢
Mines.. \-""'~°"* °°"° Wane'-A °'s""“.-;..'.l°?.l‘ i‘21‘.‘.‘.l'.l!§“i'-`»°n'¢. vi.. ..._
arrliing there on Oct Siitb last._
W ' ` G h pg); 9 gb
developed- itsspu _‘es and lmniigrstioh .. _ ' 1 ' 'i;iley tssilgd .h y s Not x_ei1'nn§ ur..
` ' ’ ‘ ff-:ft-_~"= coseote.. ores o ces .-0
ti iitedt _ §niingdnt ti _ ._ _ _ __..» ...___ _ f _ _ _ Bogpoh 'ifggefiiig ns., eros as Pi'-il `M%'or Brown yesterday ‘received tbls__c0“|l$ Evil" " ~ -E 3, to "om ‘mo submume ,Mm gm
On Mr. McDonald'n arrival at Kola
no ships except the Caar were
nf _ of a. complete army division have tial
_ loin since the war began. The casua-
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“Q N H gregats or 23,110. The division is ns ‘ || | | followsz-
Tbere have been no further develop- of troops. Engagements between pat- information that the Bulgarians ad-
ments in the Demir-Hisssr region. rols are occurring in the Kilindlr- Vance into Greek territory came ____ The town remains in the hands of the Ol'sovo sector. .about throuE\1 il S€Cl‘9t~ 89861116117- be-
Gneeks. although the inhabitants Auvices from the na-lluins show n‘tween Greece and Bulgaria-
Died of sickness 346. Wounded 14
wounds 1,432.
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CLASSIFICATION
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Fliiw in WIP ...°§.i‘.‘;..‘::.'..."'.::‘..:i:‘1.i.'i:.:_
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tim charges twenty-five cents_ LOST PURSE ON RICHHOND §T.
Finder leave at E. A. Fosters’.
WANTED-A NURSE GIRL. APPLY 154 Pownal St_ or Revere Hotel."
9984-5-30-Mtf_
WANTED,-AT THE KOZEY _ KOR-
ner n competent head waitress must have experience. 108-5-31M3l._
WANTED GIRL EOR GENERAL
bousev/ora. Apply Guardian 'Umm-.
8276-4-15Mtf_
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nitlons About 2000 if-sms or <-IRL WANTED MRS- GEOR L
Douglas 99 Fitzroy St. _
107-5-31M:_li.
LOST- $10 BILL BY GREWS
Fruit Stand Railway Station, May 27. Finder please leave here rc- wnrd . 9993-5-31Mll _
SM7\`§i'f‘_TNT`EfL`i§iiT‘“V(>`UTii
wanted to learn the Linotype. Good wages to suitable applicant. Apply Guardian Oflice. \7v`K~rso-A react-l"sa F' os MBR
ticello School commencing the lst ci' Julie. John Bryan, Secretary.
9960-5-29Mdipii
MEN WANTED on can 'Pear-1.
terminal Carleton Point. Apply Ri. ger Miller Co.
me sd §_
seven hours were put to account out summer. 10 minutes walk to -salt
water. Apply to '11, McGill ve,.' ,
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. i" Fon sAi.e¢n noon rAlvr\i.v v
Siam- but On 111° iielfir luvins there lug not-sn. sinyeni-'s om. not-n-inn
°|on March 20th. forty stwners were isueo oi nuiomunilss. cond in no then wsitinz 1° discharse. and mill- snunis. Apply to Gen. E. sun. _ions of dollars w worth of munitions _ I H- |_ _ .31M3|_.
. alibi' l00` ' ‘lllf \’|Yl\l) All ` _ The docks and whole line are guard- m°d;m °:;n"_?°nc”‘ L A U 3, -1
. __ _ gd
iwsre piled on the docks awaiting tran- 1. :L‘(‘1.___Av LAR-ai ,'.‘ (N5
ed continually ‘-by ‘Russian soldiers. .' nina iiiie whois’-tpi;»‘eo.\:inah;lli along gin H-'f,{§}’§"° §»"°_°"__ 7"; 3” '{°,,,,, no s a ver s e os- ve o ac v- " -- -~--_---'~
' ‘ ' TO Li'|°-CINTRALLY LUOATED
ity. Little is said about the war. Nmmmur .hone June to cent"
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_ ly earnest." He speaks highly of-the , ' ' 1“_5_“““_,
Russian characters in nel-al, and _.__ *___ _ ' feel convinced that wit? the termina Punl- 755.5353- "" MM-'~Tn“‘ ' '
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_ tion of the war we are bound to see f°¥|!ll°- Wliinii li Ui* T*!|ii*°i\ 9""
lan alvvakfaing of itat' Great Nstign. H6193."-é::“\°‘w|g""*° __ ‘-1 "A s sep ' giant" lttle ess r- ' _ _ _ _ .' _ V.-‘
i- reaching lil lu silent. than even the into... ~._ .;_’“. ‘iii "~-;-ef., X '-
great struggle now in progress. _.ima lst.: ,.15 4-§-'gpg 1. ‘_ ‘_ The party returned to New York _T '- R D - _ ¢ -,_ by direct steamer-the 8.8. Karak. ar- locstsdyearly schools commencing _ ,-f riving early in April.. Ili. llohonald -iliftillllt..-__lll9 _ 180 hsssinos being renew mqssiatsac- b¢r._ ._ Fell f ` _ `, ss in the mast, and tion isa: 'A ,y s ‘ 0 ~~ momingonrotliilite ' _ _ _ ‘_ Baud fksnoy, .
intelligent und when iiussfy _ _ ductions have appeared, more t an ' ‘ ‘ . ='"1 ease in those columns. _' Mlnorifs Llsiinsnt suns Dtpilthorisf
B feed himself. Other cases were oy. - da. Ile is u blacksmith by trade. brought to his notice. i‘
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