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2,000 Turks Kililed in Fierce

Battle. British Losses 300.

(Special to The Guardian)

LONDON, May 31.-Heavy fighting

on Gallipoli Peninsula. resulting in the rout of the attacking Turkish forces is announced in an oilicial statement given out here to-day. The casualties of the Turks are said to have amount- ed to at least 2,000. The British losses are given as 300.

ATHENS, May 31.--Turkish losses

in the Dardanelles fighting to date total more than 60,000, according to private advices reaching here from Constantinople.

ATHENS, May 31.-Constantinople

has been thrown into a panic by the presence of hostile submarines in the Sea of Marmora within plain view of the city. The British submarine E-11 attacked four Turkish transports, but a strong current caused the torpedoes to deviate and only a lighter was sunk. A German steamer was torpedoed and had to bee beached in the Golden Horn.

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LONDON, Ont., May 30.-Chief

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(Special to the Guardian.)

PETROGRAD, May 31.-The battle

on the San in the vicinity of Przemysi is developing in favour of the Rus- sians, according to an official state- ment. Between May 12 and May 24 the Russians captured 19,000.

(Special to the Guardian.)

ANTAGONISTZ. May 31.-in the

Shavcli region the Germans continue to resist violently. but fighting con- tinues to Russian advantage. Between the River Pilica and the Upper Vistula the Russians captured 200 officers and 18,617 of the rank and file. The Rus- sians last night crossed the River

Lubaczowka and occupied Monasterez,

inflicting heavy losses on the enemy. Oflicial Press Bureau issued the fol- 3 e |a| go -|-he Gu,-,r ian ,rch In the region beyond the Dneister all l0Will8 thid 1!10l`Hil\l$I Z<>l>D0lillH 91° GEN(E\?A‘,: May 31-News gcsphtches ing(INESEIJad3`iElr?crEtIEEuArdLig<lEr\c;a0(c§'thIhi

german lllfacks between S€ildl'9W8.CZ. .l'el;01`f§g 01031119 bolen sloleii nténr I}MIlB' reaching here say King Victor Em- the lighting in deep snow for the Pa uleclwu' and Juwurow were repulsed ISR B- 811 '11 “S “Ht Outleust .nnnuel intends tnirin an active nrt nf s. 'lvl l ._ - with luss- Saturday night the Russian 01 Luruluu 8-ful at Bf°ulW00_<l. 17 miles in the war iilrn King Albert or Ebel- _intliitn E'rn..(Ei;E- 1E§liE;E.s0E.re?.2l§iE.r UOODS 895011196 the Offensive With .N0l'¢h9l15i- 01 11090011 0-Hd "1 the SUD' gium. During n recent attack by Ital- most of the passes and strateg

- Y l1'>“"b5 Of L°“d°n- Mani’ M05 “fe Fe' ian forces on Mount Baldo His Mu- points. Swiss opinion is that so in

¢\1l°0ll m0l'8 than 7.000 P\'iBOI1€l‘B and Dmted but these °“““°t be deII“it°lY jesty took charge of one of the big thc Italians encountered only Au

.°°““°0t5d with the Visit Of U19 90'* 75 millimclre guns tiring many shots trizin rcscrvcs. They will meet mor ENDS- Ad‘1m0n°-E details Will 09 E5* himself. The capture of Mount Baido tlcteriniilcd msistance when thc sc .Sued BS S0011 0-B i-1l0Y Call be deillllllely which dominates Lake Garda is being sonctl troops from Russia como int

LONDON. M8-Y 31.-The Danish ascertained. gescfibed __ifn_Swiss newispapcrs as a at-tion. A report from Geneva say

, rili ant n ar. Italian nfantry mov- the Russians already feel less re

H911 Channel bi’ ll G0I'l1lHll Sllblllllflllii. ed forward by moonlight from East sure as nrcsult ofthe italian ol`fciE)siv 8C00l'dIng to an announcement to and West of the mountain. When which surprised the Austrian and Go

-- the reached the to tile attacked man leaders and caused them t

great, success On the front the ca

30 guns. The enemy began a dis- orderly retreat.

(Speclal to the Guardian.)

steamer Sc-aberg was sunk in the Eng-

Lloyds. The crew were saved.

INNIIII MEEIINS P.

The annual meeting of the Prince

Edward Island Hospital was held last evening in the parlour of the Y.M.C.A. The following Trustees were present: -Messrs Percy Pope (chairman), D. Schurman, W. K. Rogers, A.W. Stems, F. R. Heartz and Dr H. D. Johnson, aslo a large number of ladies and gentlemen. The minutes of the last annual meeting were read and ap- proved.

The Annual Report of the Trustees,

the Treasurer's Report and the Report of the Ladies' Aid were severally read and adopted, as given below.

A cordial vote of thanks to the

Ladies' Aid for their valuable services was moved by Dr H. D. Johnson, seconded by Col. F. S. Moore, sup- ported by Mr Schurman, and unani- mously carried.

The retiring Trustees, Mr Percy

Pope and Dr H. D. Johnson, were unanimously re-elected. Mr H. J. Palmer suggested that the annual meeting be held at the same time as the graduating exercises of the nurses, end in a larger room.

A cordial vote of thanks was given

to the medical staff, including the Lady Superintendent, and kindly refer- ence was made to one of the staff, Dr S. R. Jenkins, who had gone to Halifax on military duty.

A cordial vote of thanks to the

auditors. Col. F. S. Moore and Mr

_Donald McKinnon, was moved by Mr

Sterns. seconded by Mr Heartz, and unanimously carried. They were re- appointed for the ensuing year.

The chairman stated that it was the

intention to put up a bronze tablet with the name of Hon. F. Ratchford Starr, whose legacy had enabled the Trustees to provide the great improve- ments that had been added to the Hospital.

Kindly reference was also made to

Mr H. J. Cundall, who was an honor- ary member of the Board, and who had taken such a great interest and so materially helped the Institution dur- _lug its early years.

At the close of the annual meeting a

meeting of the Trustees was held. when Mr Percy Pope was re-elected chairman, Mr B. Balderston re-elected secretary-treasurer.

TRUSTEES REPORT.

The receipts for tho year were as

follows:-Subscriptions and donations, $1.3l0.19; Legislative grant, $500; rent of land (2 years), $126; interest (including income) from Starr estate, $2,385.83; church collections, $66.38; patients’ fees, $9,102.95; nurse fees, $92.29, which, with the balance of $1,373.24 on hand at the beginning of the year, make a total of $14,056.88.

The expenditure on current account

shows a considerable increase over previous years, being $15,220.13. The increases were principally in salaries and provisions. There was also a large amount paid for insurance,

'run WEATHER,

TEMPERATURE,

TIDE, MooN, Ere.

(Special to The Guardian)

TORONTO, June 1.- Maritime:

Light to moderate winds; fine and moderately warm. 'rl-ta wsA'ri-tan.-Yesterday was

beautifully mild and bright. . The highest temperature recorded yesterday was 55 deg. above sero and the lowest was 46 above. The lowest of the previous night was 87 above zero. At 9 a.m. yesterday it was 50 above. and at 0 p.m. it was 40 above.

The tide will be high this afternoon

at 12.82 and tomorrow at 1.20: it will be high tomorrow morning at

2.21 and Tiiursdah at 8.10.

'rho sim sets t is evening at 7.44

and tomorrow st 7.45; it rises tomor-

row morning at 4.11 end Thursday at 4.1 .

, The moon rises tonight at 11.44.

I The? was s full moon on Friday, .lay I th at 5.88 p. m.

on Friday .ions 4th. 12.83 p. m.

The length of today will he _fifteen

hours and -thlrt.y»three tainuter ' ~i'

---.......-.-----» "crew vcr.. rs .4 me .t¢...... 1... unosrnire ruriiisrs 4oz nn... .rs rs- ...nn-¢i.....t .nipping is iss oos ton. .nh rnnnrlbliity will rest wits tl... arttml ,

Th last quarter of the moon will bs.

E. ISLINIJ HIISPIIIL

our last report, the erection of whic was rendered possible through th

Ratchford Starr, are now completed. These provide for a new kitchen,

room, dining-room for housekeeper’s staff, ironing-room and covered pass-

ilirilrrioous ohms EI” I"“"““ luis BEEN sliltlll-iii

_ Many Fires Reported but not

liuve Token llwrly 45.000 NIGII llllll 0ll¢l' 200 Definitely C°""°°lul with King Taking Active Part in Fighting. ln llttoc

Officers. Besides Guns- llll German Mtu<=ks` A"°'““' .'°“'"°“'““ “°‘ on mount Bnitin Tori. charge ni 75 .nn our. ......n...........

yet Ascertalned.

(8pee|_al to The Guardian)

LONDON, June 1.-(1.26 um.)-The

Y D Y .

_ and after resistance the Austrians sur- change plans.

'"“"""'""""""""""""`"'"'"`"'""""""""""-‘D (Special to the Guardian.) `

LONDON, May 31.-The great battle =--=----'-‘-‘--=----f--=-A--=---A------------=1-

on the San, to which the Russians

lnil nnnir .titer retreating over halt ni . I l

Galicia, still rages, but the Russians . .

assert they have assumed the offen- sive. 'This statement is taken in Lon-

which covers a period of three years. don to mean that ,mother mighty

The two new wings referred to in ge.-ma ffm- hh X eh e L

h .

ne t sep dditsel

e Thoughi the fate of Przemysl is still

uncerta , it is contend tl in Alli l _ ”°°`°°' '_

munlflcent bequest of the lute F- circles that the Austro-Ggrmuns ling; ISP°°‘°' *° "'_'“° G'““"'-"“”) (§?°°'°' *° "'I‘° ‘_3“°',d,'@")

failed in thou. purpose to ouuuh the LONDON, May 31.-The chief_ofll- AMS'1ERDAM,May .51-lelcgraiif Russians in Galicia and that thou. cer and sixteen men of the Elder Seclo corresponllent says that last

pantries, store.rooms, refrigerator- meh fo,-ward costing us It uid thou_ Dempster line steamer, Ethiope, tor- Wednesday two allied airmen droppc

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sands of hvo'h_ has fahou ohorh just pedoed in the English Channel Friday 10 bombs oil an aerodrome at Gong _he Brmsh Government entered into

R¢l1“I~°»°‘I- Eilfmi I" DI5°"d¢f|Y Rftfm- j-- Expect More Determined Resistance Shortly.

NIISNININIIN IS .

T IIISNPPUINIEI]

Over German Reply to Amer-

k ican Note lie Lusltania-

-reply to the American note concern- ing the sinking of the Lusitanla. with the loss of more than 100 American lives, produced a feeling of profound disappointment here. Disaatlsfaction at the failure of Germany to answer

“' the demands of the United States was

S; -,reflected in Government circles gen-

,ernlly.

President Wilson had retired early

_E `-before the text arrived-but from a

treading of the summary published to-

; day. and American Gcrart'l's forecasts,

,llc had an accurate impression of what

‘“` ,it contained. “` Secretary Bryan would make no ° comment. Other Cabinet officers were S reticent, but there was little conceal-

Sé ment anywhere that the answer from r

Berlin had produced a grave situation

‘ in the relations between the United ° States and Germany. Just what

course of action the United Staes will pursue is undetermined.

as did their repeated thrusts ut Wor_ night, have been rescued by the steam- trodc, Southwest of Ghent, dcstroyin

age' to nurses' home, also operating saw and Gaiam Au ofhoiul statement er Wilshire and taken to Havre. The tho greater part of the aerodrome an

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theatre, sterilising-room, numestheiz- issued tonight by mo Austrian War steamer Saxonian took Captain Mc- detoiiatmg a large quantity of espio-

gmce h u ol - ._ t Donald and sixteen members of the sivcs Forty-foul' soldiers wcrc kille

ing room. surgeons' dressing-room

nurses dressing-room, pathological ma es 0 mm 0 any no 9' crew of the Ethiopc into Falniouth and thirty wounded.

laboratory, and fourteen private room with baths. etc.

worthy advances in the east, dismiss-

B ing the Przemysl region with a brief Samrday morning' They rep°"ed

declaration that the homing oouuuuoo that the other sixteen men fo the crew

The 010 0D€l'&tiIlB theatre IS 1191115 and asserting that there have been no were s“W°sed t° be ‘moat in the

ats. I

°°“"°l"I-90 IMO ll- Ullliefnlfy Ward Of serious engagements elsewhere on the shim* bo

eastern front The Russians, on the

four beds with nursery and lying

, -in _

P00111 300101160- ' other hand, .claim victories virtually ` I

Charlottetown now possesses one of along the entire front, especially be-

yond the Dneister, where they say they have taken 7000 prisoners I

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The additions have cost more tha th t ith id h E (sp°°I°' t° Th° G"°"d'a")

the Trustees anticipated, but as th e Wes ne er 8 e as done much: LONDON- Mal’ 31-“The Blue Fu”

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the best, if not the best, equipped hospitals east of Montreal.

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work progressed they resolved te itiEgh(i;lil‘§:ndhi€Ari1~¥l`ielEi(EEEi ‘E§ItEE'E->n‘E1(;sgE>l;EE1 "el liner' Fmgsuez' fwm Batavia fm' snare no pains or money to get the hard lighting nlnng the vner canal, -_ L°““.°“» ~!"”” SWIG.” “ffacked ’“ ‘he

best prow.-able, both as regards the It 1 h t h t d 5 th A i (Special to the Guardian.) English channel Sunday by submar- building and equipment, feeling that air Z3(-1 ;;J:|a,-tgdl; (gon ehistr M; WASHINGTON. May 31--President ines. On the first attack the sub-

in mis way they could best can-y om coast b homhordiu Po|o_ fu Aeuutffls Wilson granted the request of Count marines fired seven shots. Five liolirs

the wishes of the testator.

'I‘he total expenditure to date for

construction. equipment. etc., amount- ed to $21,619.27. Part of this had been raised by the sale of securities which have realised a good price, and other securities will be disposed of as the markets warrant. Included in the equipment is an up-to-date X-ray apparatus, the total cost of which was $2059.25.

Three of the new rooms have been

furnished by the following persons:-- H. J. Cundail, Esq.. J. R. Dinnis, Esq., and the Trustees of the late Mrs Catherine McMillan.

The Hospital now contains forty-

four beds, furnished, and has a total capacity of fifty-five to sixty.

Five nurses graduated during the.

ysearz-Misses Penzie Howard. Annie

getting away uiiscathed.

traordinarily active, the news to-night

from the W'-ar Office:-On the Yser

German submarines have been ex- ments'

Y E 1 n

hmm; hhhe_ from u dmgih|o_ while V011 Bel'IlSt0l‘i`f. German Ambassaador, later nnothcr sul>innrlne_ appeared but ltaihm destroyers have mode- o dash ful* an interview at the Willie H0089. iievcral destroyers arrived. ,and the ou Moutfoloouo_ doing considerable Wednesday afternoon. It is under- Iingsuez was able to reach Ilymouth damage to Austrian shipping and stood ills desire is to discuss questions safely, One member of the crew was

pending between the tW0 govern- wounded by shell lirc.

adding one more neutral vessel to the growing list of victims; this was the 1

Danish steamer Seaber which was

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sunk forty miles north'-east of the --_ Tyne. All hands were rescued. The (Special to The Guardian) - An emeilent entertainment, under

Englkh piicss is folhowing the German WASHINGTON, May 31.--U. S. Am- an mer can exe llnges on the L.usi- -bassador Gerard at Berlin has been tanla tragedy with the keenest inter- formally notified that the American .(S.p°°I°' 1° The G'“a"d'fa") B 1 est, and there is much speculation as ,steamer Gulflight was unk through a GENEVA' May ‘n"_New5 mm e ' to probable American action. mistake. Tho German submarine grad? “YS mc Scribm' army ,Ts Def”

(Special to the Guardian.) commander reported that he failed to reomain Zed and "tend: fa ng ,hue

PARIS, May 31.-'rne following notion the ouinigntw. American ring °“°“‘* "" ’“ “Id °f ‘he “““““~ e

official communication has been issued .and took her for a British vessel. SWE" G°"emme_“L decided t°fd“_y to

mobilize the first and third divisions of reserves numbering about 70,000

amery, Lydia Tuplin, Mamie Profit front there has been an artillery en- ` men

and Myrtle Ross. The schedules an- nexed give all the statistics of the work done in the Hospital during the year.

The Trustees desire to tha k the

medical staff, the Ladies' Aid Slociety, the collectors and subscribers in town ,and country, also Messrs Louson and Fletcher. and the clergymen of the different denominations for their ser- vices and niinistrations.

TREASUFiER’S REPORT. Expenditure. Furniture and furnishing $585.15 Goul. 1,355.68 Salaries. 4,007.15 Groceries. 3,518.27 Meat and fish, 1,379.16 Milk. 816.99 Medicines. 1,081.94 Repairs. 240.13 Taxes. 28.99 Printing Report, 93.00 Stationery, etc., 167.48 Electric light, 332.22 Sundries. 175.75 Insurance. 505.38 Telephone. _ 32.84

I $15,220.13

Receipts. Balance from last year, $1.373.24 Subscriptions and donations, 1,310.10 Legislative grant, 500.00 Rent of _land (3, years), 126.00 Interest (including income)

from Starr estate, 2,885.88

Cliurch collections, 06,38 Patients' fees, 9,102_95 Nurse fees, 92,29

14,956.88

Balance. 268.25

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IIINISN'STEIMEII . SIINN HI TIIIIPEIIU

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(O lalroth ll 'rdl .E LONDON. M!! _ 81':-Am Nlanlsh

_steamer has been sunk in the English .Channel by a German submarine. The

progress from Sochez to Carency and have taken possession of Malon Mill

Palma won the auto race at Indiana-

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t:t..;h:..?.‘;fu:z.:;°::”;:..i’::"“u§ SUNK BY EI]HP[[][] IIIISSINII SHIPS

luudv about 50 _i>rls0ners. in the ' “Trinit v. 'rri.~.ir," Mr. Edwin L. region of Labyrinth, after repulslng 1-' ~ -- ~;.-~ _D0y|e_ E* Germ” °°““E°" “mic W9 5 °°'aI E° The G'“°"d'a" - lrlsli Dance, Misses Elsie Biflln and

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ised the positions we gained. The LONDON. May 31.-The British enemy delivered no infantry attack to- Steamer Dlxluue was torpsdoed off

day. He merely bombarded our front. , Ushant Saturday last while on her( L0lf§f5?o'°'1v§;yT';_Eg.1_"§|1:':_23w of .Michael Molmy,-e_

on the outskirts or Ln Pretre Forest way from Savuuuli. Ge-. to Swansea. cum mm of the Russian Emu Maru _ ~gp,,,,h,h 1;.,,,c¢_~ M19.. Eleanor

ghere has been onyl artillery notion, .Walcs. The Dixlana was of 4,127 tons. __m__vcd at Abe__dem_ am" ___ perilous Lowo_

ll the course of an engagement on ,Her crow landed at Barry. According voyage ,1,__eh_ Ship was shelled and ...I-he mme God und Dickie," Mu”

May 30 we took two machine guns. to their statements several shells were sm ou' um by __ German submarine

med M' the steamer and this was the on Faroe Islitinl in the Slietlands. The 590190 Dance' Eric M°D°u“Ed‘ only warning they had' After um submarine towed the crew in a small S010. MISS D0l‘0UlY Sulhefland-

crew got into the boats “ tmp 011° was boat for 40 miles and then cut them "The WON" *hilt Tmned" (R“dY*“`d ”

fired into the engine room. adrift without wuruhuh Kipling), Mr. Leo McKenna. _

"INIE0 HI FINE SIH Ellwlll Gill T°R1;@ggU1;1;1§,f;g§,, , .

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(Sp a he Guardian) Part "_

ml;_C_>__1NDChN. ll/_lay Blfghedsritisg LONDON, May 28.-The inference

er uson a was a m th th G -T ki h lil -

last ni ht b fire whilel iny atlogglhf l- ogre E0 §;miEinauldul?malE~in2u‘;(:ail?iEi;,r 'E Piano Solo' Mr' J' B' Ward'

neutral powers, reads as followsz-

(mhh,Q|j.g|..'|§|,|"\ Ireg|Nrs¢'1,8aE tons net, _ ported sulferllll gas poisoning. fishing craft 13,585 teas: - Feud French govemments.

by the convention of 1888 to keep no

‘_ I s"“K.warshlps in the Suez Canal, but is ’ ‘ U even now fortifying this canal, and = - -- - ONE CENT per w rd eaeh_laser-

that the French Govemment, with hos _

‘ - - tile intent against the Ottoman Em- tion 101’ lflveftilllll I-lil °°\llllll\»

t (Special to The Guardian) pire. has landed torops in Egypt. hes Cash must accompany orders. llhir ' LONDON, May 31-The Admiralty's by these facts, been placed under the mum charges, twenty-dve cents. j

statement, giving the number of Brit- necessity of taking military measures _ , _

--- ish merchantmen and fishing vessels for the protection of its imperial ter- “The Womens Missionary Society

(Special to the Guardian# sunk or captured since the war he- ritory, or which Egypt forms a part, of the lst Methodist Church will “sheet

LONDON, May 81.-The e eetlve- gan shows 50 merchantfnen have been and to extend hostilities to the Sues Wednesday, Jane 0th. 1150-Il-1 ips

_ness of the gas employed by the Ger- sent to the bottom by cruisers or the Canal." ` . _, , ‘ mens on the western front is indicated enemy. 12 by mines and 62 by sub- ‘ To the foergoing the note adds that "A Herne G 0e'e hfeilleaf i\_a_e an by the latest British casualty list to- marines, a total of 130. Eighty-three if these measures prejudice neutral rived. Farmers may hive day. Oflthe Second Battalion or the fishing craft were lost The loss of ships or goods, it is clear that the re- once. 11 I.

" Persons close to President Wilson

have learned that he is determined to obtain reparation for the Lusitanla ,victims and assurances of respect for American rights in future, and that

sever diplomatic relations with Ger many. In German quarters here to- ,night it was reiterated that the Lust- tania. was armed.

S failing this, he would not hesitate to

'S . To coiitrovert this, the United

States has proof, gathered before the American note was sent. that there were no guns aboard. Furthermore,

an informal agreement with the Unit- ed States early in the war to see that

u no British vessel left American ports

EIIIIiiiu\ti wills l

3 WINS EIIINI

_ (Special to The Guardian)

LONDON, May 31.-Bimbardier

Wells to-night knocked out Dick Smith, light heavyweight champion of »Ellglnn<l, in the ninth round of a twen- ty-round match.

SPIENINI] ENIEHIIINMENT

III MISS ENIIMIN

the direction of Miss Bertha F. M. Gorman, was held in the Kindergarten I-lall last evening, when a. large au- dience had the pleasure of witnessing the performances of some of the most _talented and accomplished artistes of .Cllarlottetown. The programme was as follows:--

lnstrumentai, Piano Duet, Miss A.

»I’oaii and Mr. J. B. Ward. _ “The Lion and the Mouse” (Chas. Klein), Miss Bertha F. M. Gorman.

A Solo, Mr. Reuben Finald. , Sailors Hornplpe, Misses Mary Johnson and Davids. Baker.

Dorothy Large.

Vocal Duct, Messrs. R. Finald and

Ituttenliury.

Circus Girl." "Just a Little Bit o String," Miss Davida Baker.

English "lViaypole" Dance, Misses

E Y Y K e p g

.the London docks. Th cans f th l t l l i th S C l fire is not known. G 8 0 8 (Special to The Guardian) his rhseeiNeSE;v:nei?r‘brIil1ga i?otemi°i:ce?ilEE`y ’§}1eka‘;:.°rEIf:‘Z°’ Jglaagnjgaégr

LONDON. MBV 31.-5il‘ Edward issued hy the Turkish government. ' ' °

Grey Foreign Secretary, has been In view of the success of the Ger

gn obliged to retire for a while to rest man submarines against British ships H'i£;2o1.V:&Ea1&I:§n§ormuu_

his eyesight. in the Dardanelies, such a policy, it is solo Mfoo Ro"

-_ felt here, might seriously menace mar- ' '

'Marjorie Connolly, Jean McLeod and

"The -Wil'd‘West Wind" (Shelley)'

IN An official statement issued to-night ine communication between Europe Ml. Doyle -

-says Lord Crewe has been requested and the far East. ' '

by Premier Asquith to take charge of A message to the Router Telegram Johnson Foreign Affairs of Britain, and that company. from Constantinople, by way Roudluu Ml” Gormuu

(Special to ihe Guardian.) the Marquis of Laiisdowne has con- of Amsterdam. says the note in ques- ' '

INDIANAPOLIS, May 31.--Ralph do sented to assist him. _tlon. which is addrosseded to friendly

Hungarian Dance, Misses Lows and

"God Save the Klng."

`Mlnard’a Linimsnt Cures Rheumatiem.

-ooligouo-dihy in a Sstults carusl-Il? time "Tihe lmperhal Ottsmgn Golvecrinment _ or m es was ours, t , <1 l t t ti. iti - '55 seconds, an average or ss.i'EE 'EEElie:s Siot Eulliiigrl Et.. °..sllg(.EEl%r.Els COMING EVENT5» pei' hour. undertaken towards neutral powers

ANNDUNUEM.-iN'rs,

MEETINGS, Efro.

uiinl.-we unlment euros Installs.

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