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riioorsrlir wiiil us. (Allies Piiiassliio Foliwl-lilo _ cililiioilliiwillss soioislis roiirulolsil iowliiios liiillleiisulio l.liiis iiliiillls riiis slot

r.l‘_¢f¢ W¢l‘¢ 2.700 Soldiers Aboard and Every Notwithstanding Stormy Weather ,_.and Strong Enemy Resistance British I,050 Passengers Safely Landed at Atlantic Por

-Soul was Saved,

Vessel was Beached and and French Troops have Captured Several important Positlom including 700 Canadian Women and

_ thi! M_en Were Taken Off in Destroyers German Counter-Attacks Have Been Repulsed. La Fere Set on Fire, Children. _

A|°"3"d°- , by Germans who also have Flooded Oise _Valley to Prevent Advance '_

i5P°°lll ¢° the Guardian) greatly facilitated ii the rect iii t of Forcesr

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LONDON- sept' u'_A "OOD ship the sea was not rough. B

with 2,700 Ameican soldiers on board

has been torpedoed. All hands were large convoy approaching the Eng.

saved.

The troopshlp was beached in or-

der to save time. instead of launching the 'boats` the men clazllbered down ropes to destroyers which swnrmod around the stricken vessel and came close alongside. This operation was

lish coast.

The vessel was torpedoed two hund- the active front between Arras and red miles from the shore at 3 o'clock the Aisne are still interrupted by

T110 U‘00l>BhlD was a member of a (Special to The Guardian)

LONDON. Sept. 11.-Operations on

on Friday without injury i0 anyone. stormy weather which has continued

T|‘l0Y all escaped injury when thc. for four days and by the necessity for torpedoes exploded and they were bringing up to the support of the A1. soon on their way to the Irish port. lisd troops the artillery required to

' _ the British and Australian troops to

, the southwest of Cambrai continue to

press ,the enemy back toward thc,

reply to the greatly increased Ger- man fire. In the face of all dltllculties

city Advance of Monday in the reg

N0 , . ion south oi' Havrincourt which gave

the New Zealanders possession oi'

Gouzeacourt Wood was followed by two vigorous enemy attacks wllich

In C I . ` ° ' . en -

on ultation with Department of Educatio. §’§,§;_I,’°f‘,§§§‘, ‘,’,"f,,,“;‘;°;,’_f’;‘_,’§§‘,,‘1§, H21

_ ._ fe Uniformity in School Books, swift- _

ln last nigh't's bulletin Sir Doug-

‘ them, lt' the Ualladiails continue their advance east along thc Senzce. lil this-connection it is of interest io note that iii a cahie`Mr. Livesy. the press correspoudeiit witll the tfiiliail- ian corps, says "it is doubtful wheth- er trench warfare in its bitter old form will recur this winter. lt is prov- ed that any rigid line can be brokcn_ through at will. .A very wide “No Man's Land,” anything up to tivo or seven, even ten lniles, liglltly held by our posts with, behind. at ilcptll ol'

defences, seems lilorc likely bc-st of: all to stop thc Hun moving as long us

_ai roiid can heal' il gun. Tllesc viewsi

‘ol courso_ilrc not olliciiil but they .may he rcgnrilcil us l'cpl‘e.~li:iltilig fairly accurately thc opinion oi' (lull- adian corps llezlilquarters and th*-y are in accord with illosc of the .\l- lied lligll colnniand also.

_. 3 °| ~ _ _ las Haig reports further local engage- HEAVY ` F|GH'r|N(;. AHEAD i

pe al to `i`ne G di

uar an) oi' n conference of Maritime Premiers ments on this part of the bums une_

- recently held at Halifax. Pl'enil~ir - Ty 1 | 1, . 1 |,.| f

TORONTQ S L 10__ _ _ _ __ lere s go ng to c .l, gout icil 0

ep Hon A' B' Axsenauh' is ”'"d°““ t° “fre” ““if°-"l DEFENCES QEVQND i-||NpEN. lighting yet during the fall. Septem-

Arsenault, Premier and Attorney-Gen ity in the school books He beliexea

_ _ ' ' ' BURG UNE ber is apt to 'be rainy, for wet well- 31;! _gf PcI;ll_;!i;__l?_dwar_dhlsland, is in that Canada would not be injured by ther has a strange pm.sm,,n°y In

_ Y g- w the Ontario|hav1ing the same text bmks in every' F h m _I D i t northern France mm Bplgmll, bm .,

E.;-ucauonay Department as me result _ provincu - . renc m tary wi ters eg n o . . .

_ » gpgcuiage gn the existance iikeiy to dry October is likely to follow a wet

` f ' ' ` be met with iieliiiiti tlie iiimienlimg Senienilier und the ground sions

w - line in the Even.; of the Aiiieii ui-mise which the_hattlelront stretches from

H pieming ir this fail, A writer in Le Arras as far as the Oise is good high

. = ' . - - - - ~ ~. Matin says there are three systems -:if land on which military 0DBl‘Bil0H!

_, , defence bebindthe Hindenburg line. can he conducted late in the fall and

~ L The rst arallolls it :ls far as thc early ill the Sllflllti- Wllell U10 Wllll0*`

M0 tl n

____ Champagne; the second consists ot' ii .rains were scarcely 011605 U10 U01"

BRUTISH ARMY HEADQUART _defensive line. From Lille to Itletz, mans launched upon this very ground

LON1)0§N_ gepp j_0___(caMdian‘ ERS. 5011!- 11-'-In 0110 fl&Y'B l'9¢C_l\'l`ivhicli are about one hundred and their great offensive last March. The

Press via Reuters Tel A - “hung we dropped nm” big b°m‘>S eight miles apart; the third line hc- French are devoting their atteniiim

_ egram)- so _ _ _

mi-oiilcial despatch from Paris states 722 smaller b°mlJB» fired 44.3-10 hind the present German positions largely' to the sector llctwcon l..i

that ,the enemy is desire ___ ever rounds into battery positions and rung from Vuiencimies, near the Bcl- Fern and St. Quentin. ln thc south when in the mont v_mda);_n:e mm); mmlllllw Sun 0ml!l&1C0ll10l1l-B etc dl”-H‘ zium border northeast of Conibrai, to orly part of this sector they iliive i-.lip- n9|»_ when he has no time to bu U'°Yed “V0 elmmy b"l0°1\5 and °\`a‘3ll‘ Glvef. on the Mauz, a distance of ali- tured thc fort oi Llez whicll ocirilp-

A rn ed °r dmve dmv" 16 “el'°PI““e5° out 60 miles. The Germans are now pies thc summit ot’ a hill about two I

ui-9 and make, ,_ great bonnre of it _ at work strengthening the last men~,and a hall miles north of _kallgerg

on e s

H9 bi(-,ws up me most important' Ca ture of T'-avec tioned line of defence which is the with a wide outlook up buildings and pmages evel_ythmg_ re_ P ‘ _ . y'_ only one of importance remaining of Valley south and north of the town.

moving agricultural machinery and destr

oying everything else which he , _ '

has not time to remove. Nevertheless (Special to The Guardian) _ '

our advance into the forest of Coucy_ PARIS, Sept. 11.-The village of . _ `

was so rapid that the enemy had to Travccy near the southern end of thel_ abandon very large quantities of war main I-lindcnburg line has been cap; material and important ammunition '

dellois. reports received here. If the French .8 da' t Th Guardian) The “nes in me "Ortho," Dart of

down houses. he removes. the furnit-

Near Hindenburg tin

tured by the French. according to

counts-1' iittucklllg without results.

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(‘h:ippi~ll zlild i\i‘iiieiltii\i'i-< und loilll I ongageiilenis in this ccliiro of iho

zeacourt. southwest of Cambrui, Are

reported hy Field Marshal _I~Iaig. Stormy weather prevails.

FLOOODING THE OISE VALLEY

The Germans silt fire to ini F<»:'c

on Satiirdiiy ziilil llzivc llflcil iryiilg tc block the chnlincl of thi- Oisf- hott: :lbovo ulld below thi' town so illiil tl wide llooclcil vililcy with ii llortler ol iii»;ii'.slll:illil may be iritfwposctl ilu tween lliclll and the Freilcll. lf tho Olsc valley can be flooded for five or six miles north of La Fore and with l in two or tllree nliles of the town it will prcsolit ri very fornlidallle hur- rlcr zigniilst ai fartllcr zlilvancc oi' the army oi' (iilllt-rill lliinlhcrt. ills troops limi those oi` llcllciley, 1lcul'er St. Qiloiltiii, hilvo been pressing forwiiril i-itcililily und ill thi: rcigiilll north ill" the Fort, ill' l.io/. llzivc iilllioiit risticii- oil the lliililonlliirizz lille lociiiod ill the

ivost slilo oi' the [liver iipoli ii serials of riilgcu ihii‘, sl.i'i'ti‘ll \\'iesit:l‘ly z.ild zlro sllapoii like thi: iillgci‘s of ilrl/l hand.

FRENCH MAKE FURTHER Pi'iO-1

GRESS

The i"l'i\lli‘ll oiliciul report lzisi

illght still 'il thzil despite strong i~ll- olliy lwlsisililii-4: |`iir|licr piwlgross \':il.< made yilstcrdiiy llctviii-ilu tho Soliliiic allrl tile Oisil. llililiicoiirt llils bien

taken illld il;i:<i=-_lil nllil ii strong collil | ter attack fl':iili the direction oi' lis- slgny has been repulsed iiorth _of thc Aisnc. Also tllo Gcrnlims llavfl hr'-ll

BRITISH ADVANCE NEAR NEUVE

CHAPPELL

LONDON, Sept. ll.-Filrtlier slight ngiese fill tho Blitisii nmir Ncuic

lne'in the vicinity of Epclly and Goli-

The sight of such dovastatoln. or- can hold this town the important cnc- i 9° ° °

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FOR WAR PURPOSES PElllill] HAS ENDED

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(Special to The Guardian) i'gratefuliy attributed to the time-ly as-

An A eal to Patriotic Autoists to Curtaii their » _ . ‘=»1»l»“°° eve" by the “f“°"?"“ ""'f

pp e e » LONDON' Sept' 113-” mm Mamhalllon, not only in thc flcld of iillns, but

C § t CIQSOICHQ b Dlscvnhnuln. I-.laig’s historic order issue-d today set also in the economic new

BR-ITLSH AR.-M|E8 IN FANCE.

derail by the leaders of the enemy. my positions at La Fare, a northly klndles the blaze to punish such defence of the St. Gobain Msssif, two sem' u`_BrmBh "mpg 'May sam'

ed a footing on the railroad between

crimes. They know no fatigue in pur- miles south of Travecy will be vir» Q sulngthe enemy_ many oumankei Roisel and Marcoing. In general th.

British are colitinuing to close in on the I-lindenburg line by a series of small acoions and manoeuverb.

the battle Zonedlave now been nil- vnnccd through the village of Tres- cault, three and a half miles south- west of Marcoing to the eastern edge of the place wllvri: thc troops

are actually' in the old British trcnch'» es facing the Hindcnhurg line.

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SAVE GASOLENE ilii iililail olllllilii

on 'on y g e s a ous “ ac o ewa " all sunday _iey Riding Beginning september -25.111 .l‘..'.'“...,....§’. E.;

is. All oeieioe in Siem is Needed for wo :'.'.l‘;s.“:: ;li..:i ‘..l:...“;f’“;..i.':":.:; PRAISE iiRl1REilll\lEll

' l ` 4 - dark period is ungrudgingly and OTTAWA' Se” 10'fR°plyhf“ to Sh'

After consultation with the fuel con-

troller, \nd__iearnin| the seriousness of NIB lllollne situation, the Special Thrift Committee of Canada is calling “Don automobile owners to discontin- ue all Sunday ridin`g for pleasure. com- mencing next Sunday, Sept 15th. In view of the tact that every llll°l\ 0! slsoliliq in sight. is needed for war Dllrpotbs. md that the present excess- ive conlumption is not only further reducing the quantltv available, but materially increasing the cost. liotli W U10 lbvernmont for wer purposes and to private individuals for their' in`tmed,a¢le requirements lt is urged and expected that every Dltrlotic lutoilt will cheerfully and voluntarily comply with this mason- lbll fildilllt. and so obviate the neces- llfy of enacting legislation to oomltil WIMIIMML It ‘ls _estimated that ”5®\¢'Mol'\i' of (cooling _ls unneces-

diiy and this quantity of gasoline, _ils well as the money unnecessarily ex~ pcnded `iipon it can be sa.ved.by _I gen- 'eral and patriotic compliance with this request.

ln this province many hundreds of

miles in the aggregate IFB \|ll1°0°ll\' arily travelled on Sundays and limi- dreds of gallons of gasoline are wast- ed. which are _needed to d\|llP3F the airplanes, the motor lorries and the many other war machines. whose only fuel is gasoline. 'Patriotism demands that this waste be eliminated and the

.appeal is confidently made td t.llo`

autoists of this province, feeling ss- lured that, realising tile necessity. they will cheerfully fell in line, with their brethren in France and [land- qs, .ppp are doing -their hit ht win-

ning. ttimvray. Ln there .%°_i\; 1°!" ._;.l_aia|‘eii iiantin¢¢.~.hs_mitterft 1°-tim wir l¢_ over. ' _ _ i.

“Wy Glfllildh Canada every inn'

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country has orlumphantly issued from

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PHE WEATHER

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EIDE, MOON, ET()

11.02

Roller-t l3ordon's lmesslilflt DE '~0“El‘l\l\l' lations on recent canudiiin victory in France, Sir Arthur Currie in o. illcsseizi. _ received by the Prime Mlinlister -today says, "Canadian corps appreciate in ii _ manner beyond #power of words to 'ex press, the warmth ot. the inspiring

5 coiurivo EvEN'ri~» A

Nil llll ill GERMANY

and Austria have agreed that i‘l;~ ii

present is llil Lillie to start a pcrro

offensive.1ii'i'orillligio it dispatch il-:rl p Switzerland to-day. reporting on tile lace is not based upon stories from

recent r‘ililfei‘oiliv9 ai Vienna, lletwec'--l _ n Adllllriil Von Hiliizc and (loiiut l`lliri::~- fit

foreign ministers agreed that the liel il tcntc must he inzlilo to i`c:lliv.c illflt il Marshall F`oi'll czlnnnt llronk the lim- k man front and that. years would l~o v requrcdeio defeat. Germany. itiiry situation.

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AN ATLANTIC l’0ll'I`, Sept. l1.- the U-boats. Amongthe prominen

(Special to The Guardian) l |lB&\'ln¢ England by the activities ol

Carrying 1050 piiss-cilgcl'ii of whom'(‘.anadians on board were Sir E. W

700 were women and chll-dren it Brit»[Kemp, overseas minister of militiii ish liner arrived at this port today.; Sir Clifford Slfton and Bishop Folio' Among the ptissengors were 110 child-_ Ol’ London, Ontario who has been ll ren illiilel' one yt-ar. of nge and the the fighting zone tive months with ti wonlcli were illostly rilputriated Can- Canadian troops. '

Pctrograd is

Now in Flames

(Special to The Guardian)

\VASllING'l`ON, Sept. 1l.-A (los-_ NEW YORK. N. Y., Sept. 11.-If

patch irolii the Americzin Legation at,W8B l'0D0l't9d in marine insurance (lliristieniil today said reliable infer- `Cll'Cl8B thot U19 C8l1&dllH1 P39130 DBS mation had rest-hed there that Petro- Sensor liner Missanabie has been tol gruil was hurilini; in iwielve different D°d0ed M°l1d8Y west bound fron: plzlcesi and that there was indlscrlin- England to a United States port_

inute lnassucre oi' people in the Streets. LATER ‘

Record Prosperity

(Special to The Guardian)

i\l(l.\"I‘ltl5Al., Sept. 11.--“In thc

ifill yolii' ot' the grczltcst war of ull

lisiory ill spite of the efforts she has

put forth," was -the cheering state- lllcnt made by' Sir Tllomas Wlhite Minister of l<‘innnce in iin address at

the Ititz-(Iarltoii hotel hero lost night WA

. before newspaper proprietors of thc housework. Good wages. Referen-

provinees. ces required. Apply Mrs. G. W. Har-

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llNER lllil$SlNlBlE

MONTREAL, Sept._11.-The new-

the Company that none of the pas- sengers were lost.

llistory tiiiiiado. msllibits lnorc indic- Qgggggggggggjgggqg 4 iitioiis of prosperity lllziil ever ill her

cilluuii sricliisl

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rison, 127 Water Street. Si.

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LONDON, Sept. 10.-General Sir olin Maxwell. formerly British com

ninlldcl' in Egypt, speaking at York, 'lid tll'll he tllouglit we should find

Si t . . there would very shortly be a crack of Gorman power. and if once cracked i

WASHINGTON, Sept 8-Gcrlnnlly the ond of the war would be within

This message saye tho 'l`cutolll~ ii

yenr. The belief that something like a anic has seized the German popu-

outral sources, which have raised iso hopes in tllo past, but upon the tterances of the leaders in the Gor-

iali nation and tho appeals of Gor-

iali newspapers to the public to cop its head. while they themsel- os admii the seriousness oi' the mil-

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There was a new moon on Thurs- "The General Annual -Meeting nfl hr /_ .' ` Q "mn _ -» _

day, Sept. 5 at 8.44 ii. rn. the shareholders of the Argyle Rural li, ///_ _ _ _,b “uw _. v __ __ _

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'r_onoN'ro. sept. iz. ran ana an hammer mpeome Mhome_ __ ___ _ _,A`,_`_f._.__‘__)§ -.--..-U5. _ _

°°°' _ ecanada has miwa s nobl supported _ ` ` " _‘aw ' _ _.

_~ ue and we fought as she would fight. __ ,J _ ' /` __A _ < gl

'mon 't 4'" and tomorrow m 508’ Victories of the last month have been -1- If _"°"' 7 it wm be huh tomorrow mnrnmg at truly great and must have far reaching _-'ff "`- ,

3.15 and ‘Saturday at 3.51. so “ences *J* -_/»‘.~`f".‘ 'ff' / ft-fi / ( The sun eats this evening at 736 °°“ q "' ' ' " "/ /’//’ M f

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containing rosary. Finder please leave at Guardian. 1|.

~wANr:n emi. won d|sNsnAl.

housework. Apply Mrs. Ceilings, 55 Hilieero st. ' 129s-il-7-Mtr

*soAi=ioE»Rs -A FEW. soAnnERa

can be accommodated by applying 170 Kent st. 1344-9-11 in si pc

t would crack utterly. He thought ,WANTED -0|-RL FOR GENERAL

housework apply Mrs Ceilings 55 Hlll8b0l'0 S( D till.

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Mccorpipc Binder apply .lil_' B. Rodd North MiItnn_ 1833-9-10 M Si 'pd _

*T0Orll.ET -.-TMIO UNFUR-NIBHED

rooms to-let with or without board

apply to 44 Water Bt_ 1328-9-10 M .1

)i___-__--_'_-i-l-i.__ *T0 LET _A GOOD STABLE AND

building suitable for garage. Apply 30 Longworth Ave. 1147-I-30Mtf

*FOR EXCHANGE, A YORKSHIRE

boar, registered pig. Apply Alexan- der Deeiziin, _IL R.. Cape Traverse.

1383-ti-10 M 6 1 pd

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housework. in family of three apply Mrs. R.E. Colwilli _186 Prince Si. 1289-9-7MC'1‘

#Fon sAi._ii A _l_ii.l. Primo in lx-

cellem condition can be seen my ae, :rents sei to ii pm at sis mus- iiero st. isss-il-'iMiti - '_ -‘ '

#ro oA|livMsN-lANljl_'liRv BUT- ter paper. pi-inted. "Fresh Dairy Butter-351: 'pe`r'i00. Per post 400. Guardian Ofleei- ~ 0085-6~!4Mltf

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'rite iii-at quiti-tai-sei tile moon will Telephone co.. will be iiela in the °" ""'“' /_/V _______lll¢ _Vi

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se en Friday. dept. ia.-at i1.oz_¢. in equi-t House, imisiiaw, rueigsy, sept. . ~ ' . _ _ . ¢t____i.f_ -The length of today .will be t.'welve',17_th at B-p.m. Allan Stlwart =Sec’y. -lU5'|"THE OVERTURE Uclbill bd. .litem emi is minion. t .- xenon si 3 i pa wait until ite gets te tile serine aes;-New Your rrieliae. i mei ' ,_»_,_

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of the loss of the Misssnsble was conflrnled this afternoon by the Can-

- adian Pacific Steamship Co. *The

Canada Enloys steamer sailed from a British port olr

Sept. 7 with tlfty nine soldieig and a num-ber of passengers. She was tor- Dedoed on Sept. 9. It is believed by

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