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Haig and Beatty _Earls with Grant oi $500,000 Each. Eight Million Men and Women to he Decorated fort,,,{;°,§1};§,§‘-,,;},"§;f,;';,,, i-,-,~,?,',‘,f;,,,,,‘,§f,';,'; French and .leilicoe $250,000 Each. 0ther Names War Service. . Fifi-“‘.“t".'{i’.?_`l€i1.”~ii.§‘1‘?;E2f§t..§"it-"’..llI`ii‘.i‘.'i
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(Special to the Guardian)
l.0Nl)0N, August 5.--liigb titles
und money grants will be given by Great Britain to lter victorious Gen- erals rind Atluiirais of the great. war, rift-oriliiig to the time lioiiored cits- tom. 'l‘ho vote of thanks to the vic- tors will be presented in tlte iiouse oi tfoniiiioits Wednesday. According to preiieiit plans tho name ol' Marslial sr-aprt will be given grants of .12 50,000 Sir llouglas linig and Vice-Adiniral Sir David Beatty, as expected, will be iuaiio »li1iii'ls and each \vill be given at ,noni or _i:100,00o ($500,000.) irioiril i\iarslial Viscount l<`i'ench of Ypresy and Admiral Viscount .lellicoe ot'| St-:ipa will be given grunts ol' L 50,000 I ($250,000.) A number- of other coin-| iniiniliiig oiilcers will be given inoui~y| gixiuts, making it total for all ofl t't300.000 ($3,000,000) i’rciiiier Lloydl (li\orge's name was proposed toduyy
for suing honor by Sir James F. Ton- itant ln the ilouse of tioiiiiiiotis bitt Aittlrow lioitnr Law, the (iovcrnittetit leiiiler, replleil that he had mentioned the inittter before. 1
Lloyd George's Resolution
IONDON Au 5-Thi text of th
U"U~"0 Of U_0ininoiis ol' tliaiiks to th overseas troops follows: “'i`lint th thanks of this llcuse be accordeil t tlte g-'illiint troops frotit the Donilnions overseas, l`roiii india and the crown colonies for the proiitptnoss with ‘_"hiU|‘ \\lf'.»’ F051-\ondeil to the cull i`or Jlifilltc illtll fl‘00ll0iit and for thi-_ noble lllllfi; they played lit cititjttiiiztiiiii \vitii their coiiiradcs from the British isles in sevurittg the trlumpli for right over wrong."
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KRUPP SWOR
-I. T0 PLDUGHSHARES
Krupp Works Now Being Transformed into Agricultural implement Factories According to Peace Terms.
(Special to the Guardian.)
BERLIN, August 5.-Workinen are
lwgiiiniiig to convert the big test- liig ground of the Krupp works to the purposes of peace as i‘eqttii'ed by the tri-aty of Versailles. The big range at Essen where the ininteitsc guns roared four years for the benefit of the
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army and navy experts, soon will be expcriiiieiital grounds for tractors ami other' agricultural iiiacliines. The range at Tuiigeusuctte will pass tlte tirely front the liaitds of the lirupp inanageinent as soon as it is cleaned up, aithongli the range at Neppen must be held because at Long leases lt pi‘oba‘bly ~\vill lie idle.
MORE- TRIKES BREAK
A 0UT I LONDON
it
Bakers, Mortormen and Engineers on Strike in Sympathy With Pogicemen.
(Special tothe Guardian.)
_i.()Nl)()N, Aug .5_-Loiiilon is on
short brcatl rations toilrgv licraiiso ot’
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the cotititiu-:inco oi’ the linkcrs strike. No butts or cakes are available ex- i-ept for the hospitals. 'i‘ht- national hallothig by tlte lniliers. it was ati- noniii-ed today, showed the oi`i`er of iirbitiiiitloit was rejoctril over whclin- lngly. Another t~_oiit'ci‘r~iico of the liak+‘r's leaders with the Minister' ol'
Labor will be had toiiiori'ow_
Motormen also on Strike
l.()Nl)t)N Ang. 5.-Motorineii of tlte
hotttlt Itoitiion sttliway wcitt nit st.rike ioiitty iii what labor loailcrs said was an cxtoiision oi’ the syiitmtiietlc movenioiit to support tho striking pitliiwiiieii. Eiigltir-iitcn oi’ the South- Westorn 'ltnllway belonging to the asstiifiitted locmiiutlvii etigliiucrs dc- ciarud a strike at iiililnlgiit.
Allies to Investigate
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Conditions in Hungary
l’AlllS, Aiigttst 5.-The Supreme
t'otiui:ll of the Peace (‘.on`fei'eii<-_e hitvti iluriiloil to send an intct'-allied mili- tary' iiiissioti iniuiediately to l`ittdupcst to make it full investigation of condi tions ilicre. ’l‘his followed it discus- sion of several hours of rliaiiged con- ditions in iiungitry as a result ol’ the i~iiii'aiti‘u of thi- iiottiiiaiiiuti uruiy to thi-_ lluiigai'it|ii capital. it was also ilei-liieii to pat'tlnll,_v raise thc block- ade of llitiigitry so as to relievo the food sitnatioti and enalilo tlin new goveriiiiieiit to stabilize cottdltions.
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Preparing Welcome
For General Currie
(Special to The Guardian)
iViON’l`ltEAL, Que., Aug. 5.-Brig
(lciieral (T. .l. Ariiistroiig, Acting G. O. (3. Ma or (leiioral Sir Frcrlerlck
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Loomis, lii'lg_ (`.lettt~pal \V. (). li. I)o¢liis, llrig. (lciti-_ral (.i. (). t'-I llicflualg, Brig. (lcitr~i'itl S. l, Mclgitoit, :intl llrig. (lett- eriil D. (1. liiirper will bc iiicoiiiuiitiiil of the troops here oit tlte ocritsiiiii of the arrival and welcome of Sir Arthur ttiirrle, (Youiiitimdcr of the (‘iiitftiliztn corps. Returned soldiers and activy, mllitl-it \vill be iiiiibllizeil und (lvuerul (Ytirrio will bo met at the Place Vlger Stall-on by the heari- quztrters staff. The General will be eseorti-<1 to the (`liainp do Mars where the soldiers will fall lu and i‘ei-_elve the visitor with n general siilitte after wliii-it he will tnalie it brief inspec- tion.
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Passenger Airship
Leaves for S. America
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LONDON, August i'».-Tho Daily
Graphic says that the first passenger' airsiiip is duo to sail front Burrow in Fttrtiess to ltio de .laiiorio some- time tliis month. 'l’wetity passengers and it small cargo will be carried a- board the vessel which will be fitt-ed ottt with till tho luxuries and coitt- fort of uit ocean liner.
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Powder Explosion Nearly
Destroys _U. S. Arsenal
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nn-Ri‘i‘AN, N. J.. Aus- 5--The
United Str-ttos iirsennl here wits threat- ened with destruction itt one oclock today' hy the explosion of DDWIIGP magazines. The wrecked hitiidlntw caught fire, and only heroic efforts by the firo department prevented the .flames from spreading to tho main structures. It was said at the office of the comiiiandnnt nn h0\ll‘ nfl" the explosion thkit nproximatteiy 'iW°‘V° men han been killed, but the udjittant reported later that only six had DB9!!
(Special to the Guardian.)
LOND()N, Atigitst 5,--Over' 250
miles ot' colored rilibon is to lm giv- en away by thi- liritish (loverntueitt. It is a golden ribbon, edged with blue and white stri-pcs, that goes with the
titediil for general service ht the great war. It has been awnrdi~d to itll who served whether men or women and as there are over 8,000,000 ot' them and each is to get two invites as it prelliitinury issue, the tiovi-_rninciit or- der will reitclr it sttipettilotts total.
General Smuts on
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W. r . , i,_ _ i _ L _ 0 , , , ,_.5‘,»=t'?__»_ icsoliitioii to lie niovcd hy l icinicr -,-..._-_i.-gt-._-, _,,_ .f g,,.r.‘i -r. .se-,i, Lliiyt (leur 'c \Vuilitesilzt next th '~:¢~.i`1"‘ h' '- if :L `.1i“'¥':` "1"
l 1-, y in e Ia, l _wap
(Special to the Guardian)
LONIJUN, August 5.-Lt. Getieral
Jan (‘.ii.i'istiiiit Stunts ot' the Union oi' South Africa, a llritislt ntcinbcr of the Itcagiie of Nations Ciiiiiiitissioti,‘ was given an ctttitusittstic welcotiicl oit his return to London today. lit its speech replying to arliires.-aes ot' wel-l cotiie Geiieivtl Stunts drew it moving picture oi the condition ot' tfeutral idtiropc, dealing with thc i|\ti-ntiuit; wlietltet' the orgaiilzutioii of civiliza- tion hati not been destroyed. l-ie reit- erated that it titore ltttiiiittic spirit among nations was needed giving as an axiom t`iir <-arryitig this ottt the foilotviiig "Give ft'n0tlotn ntiil sell' Goveriiittoiif, be gi_=itet'ous, be niag- ttniiiiitottsf’
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Roumania Defy
Orders of Allies
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(Special To The Guardian.)
BUDA-l’l*lS.'i‘, ‘August 5.-Btiilnipest
was occupied today by ltountanian troops advanced front Theiss in spite ol' tmireseiitiutioiis iuade by Lie\tt_ Col. lioniaiielli, the italian represciit- ative of the Allies at Vienna. Tire Roitiiiaiiitiiis; according to iliiiigxirioii atttltoritics, are defying tlig -Allies iii- structoins to cease their advance as retaliation for the' Hungarian occupa- tion ot' Bttcltarest three years ago, when Rouiiiiaitiau troops arrived at the city boundai-y of Budapest where- tiiey were met by Joseph ilaubricli, war Miiiister-in the New liuitgurian (lovuriintent, and the Bitrgoiiiasteri The ltouiutittinii coiiitiiititiler Goittwai liitroscii i-iiforineil them lie had tio in- stritctlons to occupy the city itself but only the country up to the city boundary. According to Budapest ad- vices he siziiil ite would not ititcrfe-i'e with the preservation ot' order in the capital. V
Sensational Escape _
From Toronto Jail
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(Special to The Guardian)
’l`()li()N'i'(),_ Ont., Aitg. 5.-Digging
it tunnel with their liuiids under- iioatlt one of thc main gate ways of the jail, two wouteit. Winnie Morri-s, iiegriiss, und Annie Iloffinaii, white, initilo ztttothet' ilmiittitic csc-nite front the Don jail _yestoriliiy in daylight hi full, view of tliousands of holiday seekers in Riverdale Park. This ‘iltiplicntes the recent escape of Vera De Lavellle and Katherine M-.istoit wito ilropperl over the west, wall und walked. awi.-_y during ‘tho afternoon. Tho women were :still ut large this iiioriiliig. -
Murder at Amherst, N. S.
AlIVllI})ltS'l‘. August 5.-Lloyd King
ol' 'l‘idnish was arrested this even- ing on ii cliitrgc of tiiuriler, follow- ing it coroiii-r’s iiiqzieiit on tho body of Lewis t‘rosi=iiiiiit_ '
Lewis (lrossiiinti was killed ln it
fight that etistted over tt illspttie con- iri\i'ttliig it horse lieloiiging to King get ting into Ct'ossiiti\ti‘s gurdcii. Cross- mait, wlto was :i matt ol' tif, your-S of age, a|ipni'ctttl_v iliil not. pttt tip tntteh of it fight, other than lin tried to save liiinsell’ frotit the assault by King.
The unfortunate affair took place
at twelve o'clock today on the main road near Tidiiish, the faslilonuble suinitior resort at Amherst. The evidence disclosed tho fact that King struck t‘i‘osstiiau several times with his fist, :tiidulso kicked iiliii about the head after he was knocked down. '
(‘oroncr W. F. Dunkin, Amherst,
presided at the inquest, and in oddi- lioii to the evldctice given by eye- witnesses, evidence was also given by Dr. Ross Millar- and Dr. E. 1'. Atkinson, who perforated the autop- osy on the body of Crossiiiait_
The evidence given by the doctors
estublisiieil the fact that the de- ceased citnie to his death by a severe blow in the region oi the right tem- ple.
The verdict given by tho (`-0roiiet"s
Jury wits tltat the deceased cnine to his death as o. result of the blows given lilin by King. King. who was present nt the inquest., wus imme- dintely arrested 'by Chief Pickerm of Amherst on instructions from (frown Prosecutor J. A.. Hunwiiy of Amherst. King was liroitght to Ani- herst and lodged_in the County Jail.
-(lrossmnu was it married mon with
ii large fuinily', and wits tt very respect cd citizen, King is also married. tttitl has one clilld, and belongs to one of
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Hon. W. M. fviartin, Premier of Sask-
atchewan, now regarded as favor-
..lte in the running for Dominion Lib-
eral Leadership.
Australia 0ffers Land ° To British ex-Soldiers
(Special to the Guardian)
Pl".R'i‘li, i\ilSTl`i.\l.li\. Atigitst 5. -
in opening the trcstvrii Australian parliniiteiit the go\'oi'iior stated that the Goveiuttiieitt \vas nt-gotitttitig with the British Govoriiiiient in oriior- to sei-.ure llritish ex-soldiers for land setteiiioiit.
Troopship' Due
At Portland, Me.
(Special to the Guardian)
l"()RTl.ANl) ME., August 5.- Tile
llospitalsltip Aragttaya \\'lll':trri\tii lic- twcen August l2,tlt and 14th uccoiwliitg to advices reifcivcd today by calilo to the Hospital clcaritig station.
Comment on Hungarian Situation
(Special to The Guardian)
I’/\itl'S, Aug. 5.-‘Most ol’ the news-
papers conitiicitiiitg today upon thc l»{uiigitr.litn_ arittiattliiit, oxprcsscil thc belief that it wottld he unwise not to i-:ike every ndvaiitage of the present cli‘i'ittitstiiiicc to csialilislr it stublc govoriiiiieiit in liungary. Excelsior' ciiiloi'scd"`tlte suggestion that peace in (icit`tral` Eitrope depends on the t_lto`rougli ilislariitiient, of .`ii»itiigimiaii troops tin() sttggestctl that tho victor- ious llttniaiilnii aritiy sliould under- take this disai'iitiir>iit. Nothing hotter could he wislietl, uccoriliiig t_o the (lnulois than lliat the iltiiitutiittiis should he the gcnilaiuites of civiliza- tion lit ll_tittgut‘_v.-
Tito ldclio iii- Paris sajil itll Oientcttts
ot' lllitgyitt' i‘i-sistittiirrv `iipp;ii'i=iit or t'otir‘t‘ttlcil tttidut' tho cloak of lioishe- vi-kisin wottiil be aroused lii.~itiintly_
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Germany to Resume
Discussion on Rhineland
(Special to The Guardian)
`IlEiltLlN, Ang. 5.--'i‘lieod0i'c Low-
altl, Under Si‘i'i‘ctary of State, is go- ing to Versailles soon to resuitte his discussions with the Peace Confer- ence relating to the estoblisliiiieut of tlic ltliineluiid i.public, according to Cologtir; iitdviccs. Dr. Lewald is negotiating with mnrii-niiieiitary cir- cles in tho Rliiiielniid for tho purpose of ascortaiiiiiig the wishes of tho people.
Some Friction
With Argentine
BUENOS AIRES, Aug. 5.-l'Jlplonta-
tic relations between (lrent -flirlt-aiu and Argentina as ii result of the pttr- chase by Argentina of tho Gerinan steimship Bahia Bianca are delicate, according to Ln Niicion.
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BUENOS AIRES, Aug. 5.--Anibiis-
sndor Tower. British minister to Ar- gentina. denies the rumors relative to his return to London, which is said to indicate immliience of ii rupturo of rc- latiotis between Great Britain and this country. lio declares he is going to London merely for tl rest. _
ter's departure ‘tor (lioiiuda aboard
,the battle cruiser llenowii. Tito lioy-
al party will take luitt-li aboard the liciiowit wliicli sails at li p. -ni.
Cession of B. W. Indies
Seriously Considered
(Special to the Guardian.) l.()Nl)()N, August 5.-'l‘he Nat-
ional News says it suggestion that the iiritish West indie:-i be coiled i.o the ilniteii States lit part puyiiicitt for Great iiritalii.~i war debt is being iron- siilei'eil .=ierlousl-_v on both sides ol' thc Atlantic.
Germans Threaten -
_ to Burn Airships
(Special To The Guardian.) "
(‘()iilii-JN, August !‘».-(ieriiiaiis in
charge ot' 24 Zeppcliiis iioiir "Berlin have tlii'eate|ieii to burn them rather than deliver them to Allies, as re- quired by the pence treaty, according to int’ortnation obtained by the Am- erlrati artny zttttiiurities ltere, it was lezii'tieil today.
U. S. Congress Adopts
Protective Tariff
WASlIING'i`0N, August 5. - The
lfiouse today ptii-:soil the first, pi'ott\i'- tive tariff iiii‘ttsure to be arteil upon since the repttbli<~.uiis t'cgtiiiteil i-otttrol oi' congi'es.=_ The iitirastire levies high duties on chemical glass ware and ap- pai'att'is_ lt itow goes to the irritate.-
Germans Steal _
Commission Trunks
(Special to- The Guardian
l.liCltNi'). Aitgttst 5.-Advices t'cirtii\'-
eil here frotii li-.rliit report that trttitks belonging io two iittiiitiicrs ol' th: Allicil ai~nii~itic izotitiiiissioit in (lor- niaiiy were stoli-ti i'oci=iitly. The trunks coiitztiiit-il iinpiirtititt tiocttiitetttg cizt- rcritliig agi‘eeiiti-tits for the restitution to--Belgiitiu and Fraitce uf ittacliinery that has been rentovuil by the Ger- mans. ,
Arrest 0rdered
0f Prominet Turks
(Special to the Guardian)
l, (‘()t\"S'i‘A.\I'I`IN()I’i.}'l, August -
The 'l‘urkisli i:uliini~t_ after’ Il i-oiii't~.i-- i-tice totlayordei-oil the arrest. ot' Mustii- pliit Kiitiicl Pasha and Iieotti’ Bey, rliiii-gurl with cotivokittg it sepztt‘:iie coiigicss and orgaitiziiig ariitcrl haiids
in tlie~S‘iityriia A. D. Erzo-roin i-egiotis.
Austrian Proposals
Ready in Time
(Special to The Guardian)
PARIS, Aug. 5.-l)r_ Karl llenttcr,
the Austrian ciiaticelior and head of the ltussiitn peace ileli\gi\,tioii, ittforiit- eil Geiieral Suci‘ctat'y Duiusta of the Ponce (‘oitfei'eiii-e today that Aust- rizt's cottiiter |\i'tipostils to the pi-tice terins would be liaitticil over totttor- row within thc pi‘ei-:ct'lbcil thug for the preseiittitioit l)t'. i¢eiitti't‘ who will leave St. (ierinain Enlit-yo this oven- itig for Vleiiiia, will returii on Airg- ttst 12th. ‘ Q
Bela Kun Carried
Away 5,000,000 Crowns
(Special to The Guardian)
l.0N'i)()N, Aug. .:'».-'l‘he ileyiiiseii
llutigaritin dictator took i'>,000,000 crowns with hint when he left llun- K-ai‘y_ i-says it liorlin despatcli. Witeit ho rcuclieil Aitstriatt territory it is ileclzii~i-ii this aiiioutit lit crowns which had been coiiflscatcd was found in his luggage.
Danube Now I
0pen to Trade
(Special to The Guardian) 4 l"AltlS, August 5.-'l‘lie‘(‘outtcil 01'
Five lifted tho bl°ot-_katie iiguitist liun- gary today. The Datitilic is coitiplete- ly open to foreign trade now.
TIIE WEATHER
TEMPERATURE
warm.
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6.0i iiud 'l‘liu`rsdny morning at 7.09.
rises ioiiiorrow at 5.12. i
Full nioon August i2 at 12.40 a.m
Last quarter August 18,
TIDE, MOON, ETC.
'l’0ll0NTO, August 6.-Fino and
lliiglt tide this iiioritittg at 4.56. this
cvoning tit 7.14, tomorrow ntoriilng nt.
Sun sets this evening at 7.36, sun
-AT
A terrible fatality or-ctti'i-eil nt Suni-
iiiet'si-ile Stouiu Laitnilry oit Spriiig .\‘li'eet yestvi-titty :ifti-i'iiooii at tive miiiuti-_-i uftt-i' one o't-lock, wht-it it i-aisle ot' giisoliiii- t-xploiloil while be- ing eitiptli-il into an iiiidorgroitiiil ,tnttk, itistaiitly killing one of thc wo- tiivii eiitplu_vt~i-s Nliss .\ltti‘y i’ci'i'_v. and ililtlll’ l>\H'llillM John llobsoii, thi- pro-I 'privtor and six ot' the i~iiipleyvr=s, 'l‘h~-‘ ln_iiireil wi-rc instantly ruslit-tt to th~- i’rliirc (‘ouiity liospititl_
Mr, .losepli ilii-lu-,v .iii iissistziiit all
the liittttdry in giving testintoity ut.- tho inquest hiiiii :it`tet‘\viii'iis stateill that the vxplosioii onine i`t‘otn they iitttitgli»_ about olcvcii t`i~ct. front the mask. 'l‘ln-ro was an opliii fiiiini- froiiti, the iiiuttglo lic said, and in his opiii-‘ ioti tin- cxplosiott of the gxisolltic \\'_i-s` rtiusiiii by this.
As soon its the explosion ii<~i'iii'i~i~_'l;
fire broke out lit the t-iitire liitililiiig( and the cscziyiifiit' lliiis-is within was, almost cut oft' by siiioko -and fire.
5Mi.ss Mai-_,r Perry, 45 years ol' ag.-
was instantly killed and lit-r body burned to it crisp.
Mr. .lost-pit liickcy was blowii into,
the :-itt't=et and the otlti~i':~: with gretiti diliiiculty found their way out, buti \vui~i» h-_idly httrited, '
The casuititii-.~t \\'eri: as follows: Bttriied to ileatli.--Miss Mary
l’crry.
Very badly btti‘ttt\d_--Joltti llolisott, |ii‘opi'ictoi'; Miss ircito Aiiieiirtt, .lost-_-` pliiite Arsiiitault aitd l’t‘at'l Arson-; ault.
Not serlott.-aly liut‘ticil.»l\lis.-; lion-
iriiro (lalliitit, l\'li.\ry (lailutit and .ine-ieplt iilckey,
'i`lie instant tho fire broke out the
fireineii were on the si-i-ne. '1`liey did spit-nilid work and kept the flantcs t`roin spi'i-adiiig` to the otht~t‘ buildings wliirli were very iteztr. r \Vitl_titt two hot`tt‘s the fire was coin- plctely out, and just it shell of the litiililing rciituins.
Tito iiiiicltiiiery is all contplctol-_.'
destroyeil.
An iiiiyitcst was hold on the scene
of the fire two hours litter by Dr. ld, 'l‘_ 'l`ant'iti, t‘oi'oiicr,
’l`lii\ jiti'y,\\‘.1.= contposrrl oi' tlte fol-
lowing:
.I-.tiiies .\. Jlorrisotir (foreiiiaii).
Georgg Sttdslittry, (`zipt. J. Allan,
.ioltn ]\lzitlii-suit, ° I). F. McNeill
R. ll. Iiicilotialrl, t
SAD FATALITY
SUMMERSIDE
Gasoline Explosion Causes Death of Miss Mary Perry Serious Burns to 0thers and Destruction of
c Dobson Laundry., '
A, S. l\ili~I{ay, John Mi:l{iii\,
\V. II. .\lt'.I(if‘,
Mr. t\V. J. Liilstoiie testified that
iii- wits p:is.-ing lloltiian'.~i brick warc- hottsi- at l_tl.'i wht-it he saw the flatiies and .saw a matt run out of the bttrit- lug building. This iitan prov:-il to be l\lr_ .loliii iJolison_ lie tvits iii flztntes
froiti hiiitil to foot.
_\li'_ l.itl.-ti.nie and Mr. L. li. Crew,
u~i>=isi¢-rl hy .\lr. this l’ctot‘s intiited- iiitcly li:i,-ti-in-tl to the i‘¢»s<:tie of the ittit`ortnii:it,, than and heat ottt the flanics _niirl had itiiii sent to the hos-
plt:tl_
'l`lte olhi-rs rutile i'tt.~°iiiiig out the
sith- doors of the biiildltig _-ii-reaiiiiitg at tht' top ot' their voices \\'itl|.pnit1
:intl lct‘t'oi'_ '
.\litny pi-opli; had g:itlii-i-od ii_\’ thi.~i
time who as iyiiirltiy as possible ex- tii'igtiislieil the littrning clothes of the
fratitic girls. '
All thi- sitl`l`eri-i'.~i \voi'e iiitsteiied as
quickly as possilili- io the Prince t‘ouitty liospitnl wiicre every thing
possible was dont' for their relief.
The r-iitployet-s ot' the laiiitdry had
just got liiitck from diniit-r when the
tr-rrilile ai-ciilcitt or:i~iii'ri\d,
.\ir. .loliii llobsoii, pi‘o|ii'ictor and
tuattiigi-r ol' the lautidi'_v last night was in it \'<-i»j.' critirtil roitilitioii being terribl_v liiiriii-tl about the iiitnds, face
and hotly.
t\ii'_ liirkey is but-tied mostly about
the face and ltiitiils.
The woiiieit i-iitployees are hurneil
scvoi‘i=l_v aiiiittt. tilt- lioiIy--liivll‘ (‘,l0tIteS ha\'ing_ beeii practically burned off. it being iierossary to ptit cover- ings ovi-t‘ them hi\t'oi'e going with.` them to the itospital.
'Illia jury at the close of the in-
iyui-.-it on the death of Miss Perry re-
tui`ii<'il it Veiwlict as follows:
“\\'i~ the ttiiiltwsigtteil' jurors,
iiiftuiring into the tlcatlt of Miss
Mary l’ci'r_\', in <‘oititcr;tioii with- tlie fire :it ;\lr. l>obsoit's luttiiili-y, aft:-i' :i i'ai't~t'itl iitvcstigzitioii find that thi- said bliss Perry, came to hvi' death by fire following ilie'_i<-viii:-iitiil cxplosiiiit oi' it gas- oline tank oit the iireinisus of the .steiiiii laundry, owned by John
Ilobsoit,
The jury also reromiiiendeil that lit- 'i‘own t‘ouni~.il make inquiry re- garding gets-ollito tanks tltroughout
, thu town. ,
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PARLIAMENT
(_)T'l`A\\'A, August 5.-l’arli:iiiie|it
tiicets on I\lond:iv Su teitilwi' is
oi’ \\'ali~s will lay thi- i-ni'iii-i'-stoiie ol' the new |i:ti'liaiiiviit. iitillfling.
Thi- .~=t‘ssiott is not clip:-i't|‘il ti) lust
niot-e than tour or t`i\'v \\'i»i~lt_~'_ liatifii-:i tiiiii of thi* |it';ii't\ tri-:ily will iii- tlid‘ ‘pi‘itii'i|nil liitsiitiws.
Siiici- proi-og;iiioii ou.ltiiy Tilt, lin-i~
Il:\.\' iiitttii t-iiittitlitrttitlit t'tt|'l‘i'.:lioliiIi\li<'t» with tho Iinpi>ri;il t'§o\'i-itiiiieitt in rr- gitril to thi- iti\<~t‘.-t.~ily of i'at‘l_\‘ i‘;tlil`ii':|- tion ot` the trt'at_v. ,\li't-ztdy ii hill t_i upprovi-_ rittit`ic:ition lt.'i.< pai-i.~i<-ii lniih llottsos at \\'l‘.~'Liiiiiis-ti-i' itutl i'i-i'ci\-~<l tt Iloyitl itssieiti.
,_ .
\\'ith the pi‘ot-liiinatioii of peace the
Witt' i\ii~:i_~t\ii'i~s Act will ci-:iso to exist. and with it will teriititiatc the life .if the lloniliiioii oi'ilci‘-iit-coiitir-il ptoliibi! ing |il:iiiiti`ti<-t'ttt‘i_. iutportatioit :ind in- t_i‘t°-pi‘oviiii'iztl tritilv iii ali-oliolii' liquors the orilei'-in-cottiiril t`ot'hldilltig rtiirv trztrk betting, and ii itttutbrr oi' ntlict‘s. llttrliig the st-ssioii wliich closcil it month ago, thu (lovrwiiitiettt lirotigltt in a bill to i-oiitiiiue the proliibition ot'dcr-iii-count-ll for twclvc iiioiiliis af
` sri _\_>. -- -'-\;..\-`~rf~f1i5¢___.;.si;.f---r»,is\' iii* _
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CDNVENES
EPTEMBER FIRST
Ratification of the Peace Treaty Will be First Business With the Proclamation of Peace War Measures _ Act Will Cease to Exist and it is Expected
_ » New Liquor Measures will be Taken Up.
ter tht- teritilittitioti of the war.. But ii.
_ , p I i~‘f_-iiato iiiiiciiiiiitriit to ri-stt'ii'i tho bill
tlttihor lJ:i\' ) tho sztiite dziv thi- l’i'iii<-o to thi- \\~:ii'tiin<- period ciiilotl it. The
bill liiili-tl to pa.-cs. _-\notltcr hill will, tlti-ri~l'iit‘t', ini tit-ct-ssnr_\'_
'l`lii-rc is fnrtiit-i' tht' rivil service
i'1--r-l:i.~'sit`ii-ation bill which was still on thi- oriloi: piiprrs when p:ti'llittiretiS pi'iii'iu:ii»-tl and there is the lilli to coit tiiiitv the war piiri-liiisiiig boitril iii opuixitioii. liotli will, no doubt, again lie ln»t‘oi'»~ pzirliciiueiit in the ` cottiiiit: s;t».~t:~‘i-wit.
it is t`\ill_v i‘i\ali7,etl ltcrc that tho
date .si-itwtiitt for the opening of par- liziinenl. will bi- soiticwltilt incottveit- it-nt for those i-iigagod in iii-tive furni- ing o|n\i'niioiis. .lint the ttrgeiicy of tho siittation, it it oinliliasizcil, had tnailu it tti=i'i‘.<.~ittt~_\' to take the course \\‘liiclt has boi-it talii-ii.
'i‘liert» will thus bf- at iioublo cere-
iiiiiiiy at ()tt:i\\':t on the first of Sep- ti~iiiiivt‘. ’l`lii= gathering of iiictiiliers of pat‘llatnciit on that dale, it is felt, will he vi~i'_\' appt'opi‘iati‘ for thc lay- liig of thi- coi'tii_~r stone by the l‘rliic»i of Wales. ~t\ii\iiilwi-s will further bu :ii`|`orded an opportunity of being pru- srni, _
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Bela Kun Now
In iiite_riiment Camp
f‘()l‘l~lNllAGEN. Aug. 4. -ileln
Kun ilcptiscd lliitig-Lirlitii soviet lead- er, has arrived in Vlcttnit \vltere hc will be placcd in an internnteut c:\inp_ acr'oi‘ding io a dcspattclt fi'oitt Vienna received lierv today.
Six Nations indians
To Vote Next Election
(Special to The Guardian)
IiltANTI"()lll), Aug. 5.-Tile Six
Nations indians for the first time in tiiaiiy yours will vote on il lH‘0viltCi=\i ittustii:-ii when the proposition is
Canadian Silver
Coins Worth 92
Cents in Buffalo
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lll’-i"l“AI.(). Aug. li.-(Yanndlan sil-
ver coins were worilt eight cents less than ii dollar its it circulating med- ium in Buffalo today. Notices were posted in banks and business houses fixing a discount oi one cent on a. dime, two cents on it quarter and four cents on it half dollar.
Canadliin coins have passed at pat;
here for years, but bunkers expliiln- ed becuiiso of the widening discount duo to post war cnndi-tions, other border cities were milking Buffalo tl'
I sulnnitted by the Ontario Govern- ment.
dumping ground for Canadian money of all denoutintitlons. _
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