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Christianity is a very stern creed, a creed for heroes. ,

There is an inﬁnite difference be- tween right and wrong.

Charlottetown Onnxdlnn Two morning Guardian. Founded

Cantu. H81.

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OFFEYVSI VMEFZZ British Air Force Attaclzs

German Fleet Polish Cavalr-37-lirigade

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NCHE W NAZIS CiAlMlNavy Perfects llNlJltlNAllllN Hurl Ziii Force

P0158 ISOLATED‘ Convoy Plans DVER SINKING Against German y lN CllRRllJllR*British Fleet T&T<‘e’BattIe Stations ’0F THE ATHENIA On Western Front

To Enforce Blockade.

Suburlnllan Delivered 80.00

Annual Hy Mull»-I‘. IS. l. $4.00; Canada and U. B. IJ.00

High Command Silent

D . E T On Operations on (By J. F. Sanderson, Canadian Press Staff Writer) ;’rYa(?~:::§':::‘1,11}:':-:v 1£iVf:;%::?°’J§f::l:f§E Double Flanklng Movement A rlves Pnenly googs Western Front. laI§0§l.Is)l3.3.l’a§§§§' .3T{lfCpl§E§TiL°p§ii§fi‘..°§J§5§§"§§§l§$ 5v’Ziie"“l§ .:::'°ug:;:gg=D,;g Started At Two Extremltles C1‘ OSS I'llSSla11 01' Cl‘. ‘ — 4

of the Great War.) BERLIN, Sept. 4—(A P.)

. O _Gel_ma"y chimed today the country still was horror-stricken by Germany's action I1la.:¢1(;'>(¥g:‘yC%baI2 Along - nllle FrOntler. . . . _ . . . _ _...._ LONDON, Sept 4-—(CP)-—The Ministry of Information that its eastern “ml... had '" ‘.‘}§l”°",‘1”0’(*;H‘“” 1_‘,f9""°,j‘i""°“"{’.““°'_ A‘,“°""‘-, -Milan c§¥n3 '31 lc°vi'ill‘lnco°a5=ll5‘n (Ev 'l':lvlol' lltluv. :‘;~\'(l('i;lled I’-"cw ‘lilff Writer) reported late tonight the Royal Air Force had carried out isolated the Polish forces in 311 cmezwas’ of-ta: scthtcalmd 43‘-1t L§";jI?""‘":“ and irnllélis alzlflgoull slllllrénse mack M 1’t\1”5i- Sell!» -1-(AI’)——(Bv telephone to New York) a..‘;:1(l§§1eS:fuI nttagkg 0" lgssds of the German ﬂeet 3‘ ’ the "§“'the"" °°”'id°" (PW gers and crew was the first ilftslnfndgngeflflﬂll-V's ha§b,bP::St};?;g§:gdslg‘p hi; bgfzﬁf ‘France Snmk Wm‘. her mndhnnd air f'”'“'5 “'0'” “"9 Kiel eCanSalaven an runs ""91 at the entrance of the ll mtfgzifel high command wa i"L’ U-boats. It sank at 8:59 P. in- BST Sund21y.(4:59 D. m. Sea with a heavy loss or Cﬁnadlﬂn Weslem [Hint today in what military observers described - s The communique said:—

ADT), 250 miles off the north-east. coast of

medical officers and nursing sis- gal.

ters. so Mrotlﬂ was the indigna- tion that in preparing for this bat- . tie the C£‘.':‘.fl(ll£ll] Corps staff l named it the “L. C, Operatic ."

silent on Opemﬁons “pork County Done. ed from Paris to be under- way against another enemy,

the French.

as a double flanking movement t German al-mics on Poland.

Two official communique-s issued durin,-.r the day in-

o relieve pressllre of the "Several direct hits with heavy bombs were registered on a German battleship in Schilling Road, off Wilhelms-

Passengers, Crew, Saved haven, which resulted in severe damage.

dicatcd the “entire force" of the French army was mlkin No less is the indignation at the as .- . -. ~ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ g on an older V , _ a. ..,,d Mt Ih , pl‘ogress.\c contacts with the enemy along the ucszt-r “At'Bl'unsbuttel an attack was carried out on a fl‘0_nt—-the salient of the nunlrﬁlf kp{[11seS¢fn1,g,?r1sheaeI;:;]f;ls?¢;‘l; xrcfpgzéifld ’S‘l.’."”r"’i- 1. ng t 0 mm mm. front. L [1 bﬂueshll’ lymg alongside "'33 mole’ causiﬂg heavy dam" Rhine) . boats by various ships. A British destroyer lllzls due :1 illBT’\lI1:r,"Wnl1a.'a.):“i1hT(’ 59$???“ Oi‘/2:? A.t.”'c 5“.'"e “"3” F””‘°9’5 «'l”.V. l’0li1nd- ‘V119 I‘I‘l>U1'1l'd age. Durlbnlg the trlﬁleratlottlfévhlch was carrlefdt out lntver; ﬁuchrer ltiltltil; some. Grewock’ Scotland’ tonight with some ‘survivors Eight heard in m:m,mm.s_ by mllliill'_\’ circles in Pzlrls, to have launched :1 most vilg. lln .'l\'ol'a e wea er con 1 ions, our alrcra - encoun ere W 9T8 In e 013 area ' ' air attack and anti-aircraft fire ’

“The Canadians are in from the

resulting in some casual_ serving as the “first goldiern hundred were expected to arrive at Galway early tomorrow

Stan’ just like 1914',‘ was the m_ orous offensive alrainst Germany on the eastern front

German Cities Bombed area an official communi- lionzlire ‘ g ' 0 m ml I ref‘ugg;pkt’i.llll cpl:

BERLIN. Sept. 5——(Tuesday)—-(CP-Havas)—The of- am: said there had been a] ' , lsrlde disposes of the quite com- Frzlnce’s military machine of 8,000,000 men was report-

ficizli German news agency announced tonight that British Sllectacular series of succes. While Britain sent her navy "~‘"*;‘;‘:‘~‘+:~-L m°“1." held “WOW that M011 H“- plancs have bombed the cities of Wllhclmshaven and

and air force into action on the second day of her war with oer-

ses for German arms—in—l

ed by military observers to be attacking from its Maginot eluding an advance to Wa-

l'ld'alfBitlttike. .. . , . , , H “W “ L or r an O S r line positions against both flanks of Gcrman_v’s Siegfried

the first blow by sea, air or land. CU\’llllV€‘l‘l-

Has Temiered

,thc Corridor and occupy the lulcrainllm lands of Southern Po- land from Krakow to Lemberg. thus giving him access to the vast ‘military and economic supplies of

[ lmany official amlouncements dld M1,? ‘"§“‘h§°m,f,ﬁ“",‘,"‘e,§§‘.f,e"T,?,’,;.,§,°,§ “"5 Nazis Driven Back dowlce in the southwest. = not mention any bombaxdxnentsor R - - amllfz hf woillu yjlbreoceed to conquer The air force was said by the same observers to have WARSAW, Sept. 5-('l‘uesday)—((.‘l’-Havas)—The only 22 miles from llmlm»-. bombings. 4A Berlin rev-urn. now- eslgnatlon

Polish radio announced early today that a brigade of P0- lish cavalry had crossed the East Prussia border near

K0\\'2ilL‘W€I'l and had driven enemy troops back "in dis- 0i'dCl‘."

the former capital

flown over Germany Polish kingdom.

munications lines. The navy was taking up positions, these experts said,

over, said two British planes were SllDl: down when planes bombed Cuxllaven. German naval base and Wl lhelmsllaven.

scouting fortified positions and com- of the

From Silesia

,R“ma in the western Mediterranean to guard strategic lines of

" _nrlee; ’lt'alt(eakBattlebMfltatitt)nLsl That‘ momnlished and pound communication of the _Frencl_l'Empire with North Africa,

-- m1r.§gg;g~:,..ad;.;=;gw-5 mm snesm . ,. ;f,,.,,.°;; 5 .,,;;§;..,. :.”.;;*;5 w,;g,,;;«;g=,;; ggggmgg .35: ,,gg- whne we lwwerrul awed Bnush ﬂeet moved into Imm- ‘““‘ ’ "”"'”@"f'{§ ". .e ‘om '- ' <‘<- . - -- - v v - .- -

B 0 Y I gagﬁé g,(e;er;‘vyl,:_‘r,x1-,tet(,1ob(3:ILovl‘:‘;Z; 31:’ 15%? gsggng ﬁréﬁwlinolﬁllnéj so[tom_g:g;:ny‘Ereat::t ward Wm R Wm om, based on pvlzstletllgns in the English channel and neighboring Atlantic

» 99 smu , DV€.l‘l‘i0l'-SEHET 0 vi‘. 115 ill)-' C 7 ‘ i ll ' - . a will visit also Prime \ S<7u0h_ot. the industrial region, fol-

lent in the war of 1914-18.; »~ -

The air force bombarded" the German populace over “a wide nron" with 6.000.000 propaganda leaflets addressed to the German

0 H Mmgeme King. lowing the letrewtlng foe to Km-

. Following his Ottawa visit Si: lww. . .

Percy. will spend a. few da 5 in the "East of Piess (Pszczyna) a lvniied States before selling for crossing of the Vlstllls River was hcmean the Empress of Britain I

olced. North of the industrial

; Therefore, according .to this ‘tlleory. his policy was to refrain from provocative Britain and France With the sinking of the Athenin

British uniforms Paris today. Parisians officers, most of whom

began appearing on the streets of’ turned to gape at the smartly-clad carried brief cases instead of sub-

nction against

1. the stahls quo. j

all thfs has gone by the board. But res. They were the advance guard staff, preparing the way run M areal 0 September 23. t 1011 our troo f 1] ‘ ti; peoplc, and conducted reconnal.s- lthat was unneeded to steel the t -1%}, E‘ mfg} nay force which i ex ecfed [ I slr Peolgy last llisht was ent.husl- « xglreatlng enemgls aal‘E‘)(1}113o3-cll‘I'lJ<?gfl‘0I1"13 sance lllghzs over northern and ‘temper °’ P”m‘m°“t “M p°°"1°' for he‘ B“ b hp 1 at lyh' f d S P 0 ‘astic over the beauty of the pro-‘ omepol to Kamiensk and across western Germany. official {in- ' undo" denuded 471 "751" be movmg up to t e “on W‘ In a cw ays’ lvinoe, which he saw for the first the Warthe R/ivcr northeast to ;,mmcemem,j 5Md_ children. many of them enjoying time, and over the hospltallty of wlelun. T, 1” t I d for the first time see. and down R5 people_ I I “The “O that mm &d_ le Brl sl govemmen clarge Alter an nspect on

of the Boy

French Flanking Movement Scout troop. at Borden

But. it makes the town a bit bleak.’ on has run out of ‘flash-

lights.

in vance stand 20 l:!lometles

the Atllenia was sunk by a Ger- than 12 miles) off slcrllcz.

(mom man torpedo,

yesterday nlornlng the Deputy Chief Scout

Sir Percy On Tour Of

The Admiralty denied tllecraft “said out three times since 5at- Meagre reports from the west lndlcnted the French drove by aﬁtomvblle to L-:§1Il1Id.l'8Z'E Corridor Isolated had struck a mine, as asserted in lLrg1%v." sgys one merchant. ! BK; ‘armies had sun-led a double flanking movement at two. ‘. “ ' sidewhe:eeWa.sener nea m-1311,13; L’ 11111 non asno nlnou o (anada V]SltS This lunch W W05 mpfesen-18”” "A Pkirrncranian izroul) (operating 0 cm or 5 ﬂemens W C I) ' A. R, Brennan and Mrs. B:en- - rovmce.

repudiated charges that a German submarine was resp-lllsllﬁe.

The Admiralty mnounced that naval activity continues on all seas, but added that as yet “there

extremities along the 200-mile frontier facing Germany. A terse communique issued in mid-morning by the

War Ministry left the impression that fighting was gen-

eral all along the Rhine frontier, where the French Mag-

in the Province of Porno e. the nan. Corridor) with strong ft) in the afternoon Premier Thane -—~—’:£v~-—+ -A —

{IA Campbell and Mrs. Campbell (comlnucd on page 3_ col 5,

sense of humor. p

BRiiT$lT3flZE l

The war between Britain and had a D68. at their summer resi-

_._.A l 1; 1. lea;-neg Wm, regret um inot line faces the German Siegfried fortification or “west- "an;-c.anc1 German ,which began clence at Stanley Bridge [or Slr_ - ‘are no major operations to re- Mchdeacon Raymond’ D_ D__ has _ wan." il'é“‘,’;,‘,‘. u;".?“£‘§‘}r”§,0fcy°’,Ejv*}.’;§t{§‘?1l§f Peg; niglht an informal dinner‘ port Re” For mm“: gngfrcgarllg z/5°,ﬂ§';’,‘,“°" ” ""”"” Although the exact nature of the military opgrauong my Comm ssloner of was held at the Charlottetown ; me “E; was ready ,0, ::———-;—;;:;:::2_ — -mm‘ ”““ “‘ *

Hotel. in honor of Sir lPercy, at- ‘ El

‘ended by the Provmc Knew pared to bottle up that strategic Live and others active in Boy Scout l

Today Sir Percy will be the cues: speaker at 5, joint. luncheon llleld by Boy Scout. and Girl Guide

A lliéfﬁil tta ck

’ blockade action, reports a (C0Im§}{°FL.°‘.1. week ago lnzllczltlng ships _u_i_ati-L (_ l ’‘’‘‘w’» work Ana, the dim,” me Dgputy l were in position across the Sl(agel'- Chief Scout met Island Guides llak, outlet of the Baltic Sea, pre- and scouts. ‘

Conservative

RE AIR RAIIJS’

ed 42 members of the 0l1mla's crew at Montevideo.

The German crew were detained

MON'I‘E.'V‘lEDl90. Sept. 4 —-(AP)— P rt 0

r . m Capture of the wheat-laden Ger— 3 executives and the survioe clubs of e, H u da ‘b B R

met °”'¥,'1I;amr 1;‘ mfudaly the $2‘ l’.I9ll¢incr1ll§fsz*%1Aéllaxoy:sterdalyn:‘veca dis-

c c sool w cave of --——~ ‘ '

géilliéhgimﬁllllgmuby ""° 5- 5- Federal- Provincial] A °“*‘°“ ‘°""Y “”“'“ “ °“““” “”“" 01'!‘-ewe 5°?‘ ‘“‘°‘’’ '°°“'

Committees Are Be- ing Formed.

, pen of Pa:-Iiamant‘ ;.;,f",,‘;.“‘i.°..,l“v'f,‘.'.‘. in Ottawa today ; for 3, party caucus whicn Conser-

s t War Rages

,Four United States Navy Planes Missing

tonight were each of the 38 morn- bgrg of the official opposlﬂon “"-

hy Uruguayan authorities. It wasl d M. i called it!‘ licanlcd the Ajax seized the ;’§,f.‘Xf,J§,”,.{";l l:lcl‘catlon:. lollnda at 11

.. ..... .. _ n an

A. M Sunday, six miles of! Cape Polonio. 50 miles

orrnwn. Sept. 4-—(OP)-— Joint, ailorllhﬂlrfé! llael:te'r'f2'§]lf¢t;eI,m.N W“ “M be'I'i.l:! hqlhnecétlon W0“? “"3 °“‘”““ operations of federal and provincial """' At 5 P, M.. the Aiax hailed the

raid precautions committees to I

: m hem, of Canr.<ln'.~- lsgﬁird against possible enemy at- (BY Th!‘-‘ Cﬁnﬂdlﬂﬂ PYGSS) “he” 0“ ‘*“’“““' 53“ G”’“'d° Md ‘lytil-lticlgatioﬁ ir(ixt.hc war. It is <*x~ m

. . - , - . ' . . :’trzmslz-rrocl the prisoners of war. he . will be unite’?

pts upon Gannda are now in . H010 19 “'0 EUTOPW“ bamemld “5 1"°l‘"°d “‘ l"t°‘“t' The \vlv:rcahnuts of the Olinda was ?«)iﬂ:lllll::Wi the Govr'ru- Fl'PG1'€S5mB:0°T1d";i3 £t“h°u‘)’(;‘g3y’, “$3” dispatches ’I‘uesdny- ullkllovm. but one source and it fmem m ,, vlznrolls oolfcy to 00- normao ave .. , - ' tk t it cmadavs war reparations, < lilnnce launched land and air attacks against both M9 II On 0 Y-he BY 15’h be-98 in

operate with the mother G0llnll‘\'. But me cab net

,.Nl. ‘., ﬂlbcr for To— ‘ SAN JOSE. oosn mos. sent. J" R‘ M” °° mo

sub-committees ’ 4-—t/ll’) -— Four

. . . . _ . Flkl dl.l.d. among which have been distributed cnds of Germany's defensive Siegfried line on the wesieln l 0 3 ‘m S“ ‘

Dclilno and Madrid were believed

or .5 troll rt:

t" _'h ‘h ‘ Tile Ollzlcla. a 4.576-ton vessel ,-onm-Dm-cnport, caucus chnirmsxm United States : r. _- - - d “ o ressive coniuc 5 \\‘i c ‘loft llucnos Alrcs Aug’. 28 andl _ 1 _ in likely couilmlc n , army plane: lost In u sudden storm “:13 ‘ﬁ‘];1°h'i,e%’3’“gfdgf§he:€“V‘l$i ' “mt Fmnch ‘Wm-V ma e pr g ‘ . Montevideo Aug. 39. bound for llisxg “lvlthout the {nrmnllty ‘ over the Pacific Ocean late this nf- smrkm snenn bubpnnmy to ‘com; 3 foe. _ Germany. =,,{ M, pl;-ctinn since the r:v§<l0n ls fcgngdhn urn“. tcﬁlonn vﬁerc misﬁlnbz tolntghtl de- mm :3 dam,“ on .u‘,me economirl Britain homhcd German northern ports of Wllheims- in Thc1G1§*}l;rnari1sahJ.pfOencral3 Ae;'1Zl- r,,.,;,,m,e.d in lastlqnléoa row = rorlolfro. sent 4- lmun sn c n w a scare y ar mg [in- _ v ' _‘ . . ‘ms. wl sn c rom u os‘ 50.0 ti‘ mmon a_ 1 and max mum fCl'l\DCl‘(1§'v‘* — Inca craft. §.§‘,‘,‘,,,’,‘,‘,‘,',‘,_.““" set up to meet M"! “JV”: (ﬂlxhaven ‘md Brunsbuueh Gcrma.n.s annoupced 1/tires without passengers but I ,..£,,1§,,,,,,,,. Erfinnl” mlzethor Wth wson "1 *‘ Omchl few?“ in 5-" 1°60 “W There seems little likelihood at five bombers shot down at Cuxhaven; British admitted illeavlly laden with cargo for oe.-- prov]-;-mtg] o!f]rln‘s and C. C It 'Vancuuver .. ». Sm PERCY EVERETT the plum were lost in a storm this time that enlistment. will be! as“-llties" in aerial fighting during raids, claimed luarly, was last re-ported oil lmembcrg of the Commons will Ednlc/nion :13 7; over Dulce Gui! near the extreme a nod for an overseas force CI‘) “me C ‘ . Jlrazlllan coast. midway between {men Here Wcdncsdav illa 41 3:; Sir pm, 1, now wmpmmg ,, and of On Peninsula diuint n thpgt. me govemment will re<':omm- heavy damage to two German battleships. I llvlontcvlrlcn and santm, Brszil,I ' wow "'12 in F0 ”‘“5'Canada tour desl ned to "M" "‘ '* 5"“"'"’n 80"" 005'‘ end 511°“ WW“ when P9~'“3m°“‘ (‘cl-manv announced general advances on Polish fronl, ,hoac.od nort . lotlawa 5»? M‘ Illmulate mun, lead mi 1 mg Rim toward rannnu. meets Thursday. . '. : . .. - th id -. 1 A shlmllnlt chart compiled last Tnmlun 7: 2:» ma: formative ill P n em: The four nine: were part of ll But there is no doubt information lncludlng "isolation of Polish forces in nor corr _m, 1? L mm m.esum,,d pmmom 0,} Arrested m H... .....,1 3., lift $31 which he nllamlleen mom“ "°"P 0‘ men Iervinf 5" ‘ M" “'1” “"9" lg “gllfgbf £0‘ Writ?‘ Warsaw communique admitted loss of strategic corridor lmerénant shljlziping ptlgoed rliwo om- r r h cel . ~~z , t e 1' s zvemments ,_ ' or erm 5 ,.3c ad .on v- rtved u'?1§’.°lm.., ..,‘.{‘,.d‘°$,',,,§° “. “ _.._._._____.'° ' """"""' "' " $3 23% the form Canada’; 00- Cities of Bydgozcz and Grudzladz, apparently hearmlz out lam, A,,,,‘;;‘_ ,,.,.‘3,‘;,“(,, 5,“, 3,‘{,,dﬁT; northern Ireland 64 yr grday um mm to leave .. - opﬁmtlon sholiltld takch agldtmlltl Al: Gama“ claim, last position, apparently trying to cllorloltowwn 57 in m b ed r ru for e ' .. - - . . - , _ ' ‘ New°("3;°" ‘ _°N§' _5- H°°h°"‘9“ 1°’ Luxuries Banned, afmevrecnrellcal sservices may be ill-ltlsh fleet took up positions to blockade Gelman) iltfjrfgiethacimlf 0sf0:lLl;lwb<n‘.m8n“c, __ ‘ MRECMT in Nova 5¢o;;., th. 39, soon], sought here. and protect the Suez Canal. ,l.lner can Norte and other Ger- m:1.rAs'r. Sept 4 ..«cm—j _V t. W 4' ‘Wm, ““‘“ -—— Am RAID PRECAUTIONS ' Warsaw asserted Polish cavalry mm Cu‘ ““”°“gh the I'““‘ ""“""15' '"C“‘‘“’‘‘‘ the ""°"“' Forty-HVO members 0‘ We 1“5"" “"““m° EM" 'n”' J ‘ “ C Events ' German frontier north of Breslau after

, . . [ full to frcsll Imri-iv recapturing Republican Amly were «nested A statement from the public in- ‘ I

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