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AERIALwE§E££Jlgég§§FUL IATTLE OF RHEIMS IS

Tremendous Aerial Operations in Progress

Number of’Germans~

Many Enemy Machines Downed. Nine Allied

Machines Missing

_ " a ual' in " in _

V LONDON' July 1s._The work orienemy mac nes were brought down

the Brftish»sir forces in aerial opera' tions ildescribed tonight in the of- ficial statement as followu-

."0nfJ\lly~'16. repeated thunder and

rain storms prevented continuous aer.` ' ~

isi workl' Our airplanes took advan- tage ofthe ilne intervals _to carry out reconneissnee work with the artillery l

Thirteen tons of bombs were drop-

pad om hostile airdromes, ammunition t damper, thetmqle ati 'Zeebrugge and G

villages used by the enemy as biiists

among Illstaires and Torvllie. Ten si

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sirfifslint so union

iipeelrl to The eusrutsni

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Positions Bombed And

in sir tlshtins and four others were driven down out of control in addi-_ tion six hostile balloons were shot down in flames. Nine of our mach- ines are missing. .

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LONDON July 18-British aviat.

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_ V my’s activity. Two assaults were

'IS delivered there early in the morning had for its purpose the enveiopment

l)

\ attack was made along a. six~mile i'ront s

Mountain Would Give' Paris. The French Stii

_ (Special to The Guardian) gdoes not as yet imperil the French \LONDON. July 18.-The German h

rs aghin have attacked Offenburg, 95°" yesmrday in the bill-U9 °f l-he tain for while the Germans have ae»

and hombins-" E , sur Karlsruhe sua Thienville, near Marne was wllwntratod mainly nn- uurufl at fearing lu the hols ourul and

Metz, says the oillclalstatement from 011 lhlii Daft Uf U19 fmllt b0lW¢0ll Courion forest they tailed signaily in he Air Ministry issued last midnight. Rheilllil Bild Clli1Ull01l- Tile llU~HCK s. ood bursts wereobserved at Offen- Whlllll WHS 19-\ll1C\l0d With fl‘0Bll WOODS cd against the eastern side ol` the burg andxa fire followed by explo~ llllfl f0l’ UB ODJGCUVB the isellliiorl Ui’ mountain position fi-oln the hunks of ons was started at Thionville. Rililimi by `Ul0 iB0lllti0ll Of the the Vesie. Tile battle hero raged

, mountain and forest which fence the n

city in from assault. On the south n of the wood ot Conrton a westerly ex-~ state that the enemy suffered u sung- tension of the mountain of Rheime,

as the principal centre of the ene- ti

ut failed. At eleven o’ciock a third of t.lle mountain ol' lthcilns from the

ouih took form on the Marne i`rom

and this carried the enemy into the tllmtiiion easterly on both hunks of

lost fiercely near Prunay and Beau- lont, and tho French ofiicial reports

uinnry repulse and the French posi-

Whoiii -'of Year’s Harvest

triihs And People Are

‘ vation.

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Coniiscated by Aus- 3;

lim

(Special to the Guardian) aswell as the rations allowed the p

LONDON. July 18.--it is learned‘i>revi0\ls year. The Serbian people ,

e

from oiilcial Serbian sources that|therefore are faced with starvation ra

Austro~l-Iungary has confiscated thelbesides which they are experiencing n

French lines to' a depth of a nlilo and the river. The cllvluy' tlttaeketl and

half in the Courton wood sector, a earricll their ailvauiro some distance

_ ttle to the north. ln the region of ill the direction oi' l’el'e|'mly which is

wooded ravlnes throngh_ which the due south oi' the mountain ui` ltheims

Ardre brook flows, the (ierniuns fierce-`| Were the Gerlnnlls to capture l'orer~

\ , ,ly attacked the Italians, wilo llold‘1uly they would be ill a position to

_ f the lines there. They sought to Vtakeldiz-oct a eollverging fire upon thc

the village of Pourcy by storm, hutlnl

owerful attacks, the French oillclallo

nally in a counter-attack drove tho' w

ermans back into the Ardrc valley. ' seriom; losses ol' an infantry assault

list, as well as it loni;-rallgo hom

port says, several times roncwod.llnlrrilllellt from the norih_ and might

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iled to dislodge the Italians wllo thus render the position untenable,

whole or this years Serbian harvern a further rolsn of terror and cruelty. G

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' ‘,_~'b ¢` " , A ,

is ` dy fte5'=1Evacuate T t"'*=€olonles_ Are Tiieretog Reopened

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'V' (Special tothe Guardian) ‘ways lending from Germany to her

LONDON, July 18.-The correspon- colonies must be re-opened. Thir

dent oilithe Daily ‘Press at Amsterdam i

says: 'f0ermany`»ie ready to evacuate cial Wolff Bureau circulates in Gen Belgiurrntomorrow on ,this single and many as coming from the lmpcrlaf

all-important condition tllat Germany C

must have her colonies back' and the an Journalist.,

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heavy losses of oul' adversaries. Tho;

A ` measure of success uchlcvod hy tho porlilnce, but possession of ihunloun-

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nen1y` on the western outskirts oflt

“Numerous enemy dealt before out" upolr the .sirollg vleicnsive positions

lines," says the report, “testify-to thc ot’ the i~‘l't-llrll.

ain is so necessary to the develop

FIERCELY RAGING

- On Suggestion of Premier Q

Remain in London Till issue cided. »

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German Obieciive is Occupation oi Forest And Mountain Which Fence

The City. Three Asauits Were Made, The First Two- Being Completely . Broken up. in The- Third Along a Six Mile Front The Enemy Pen-

etrlii.’e'd_"French'Lines to Deptit oi Mile; And a Hail. Possession of this

Enemy Advantage in l Hold The Position.

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old upon either the city ol' the moun-

similar covering rnovemont direct

ons were maintained intact. Another enemy movement which

ouutalin from the south west ami

hile sllnrllig,themselves the very

ltheims itself is not of nlliital'_v illi-

(spscial to the Guardian)

LONDON, .luly 18_~The duration

.

on Premier Borden's visit to England is

very uncertain. lt is believed he will remain until the issue is decided

' on the western front. Lloyd George

_ in il speech intimated tllat a strong of the

here to of matters of formulate r Robert Borden is believed he eentative who

¢8f’l`lll.

on Paris that the endeavor to oust the Freneil by envelopment`\ will as- suredly_ bc continued today, even

though it involves the free use of the t-nenly’s reserves, The question of rcsel'vos is all important. l<‘rench writers say that the Germans have

.llrendy thrown iilto the battle troops that were not intended to be brought into line until Itheims. Pere:-nay and

and the advance westerly to Paris

had begun.

It was not until yesterday after»

noon that despatches from Paris spoke ol’ the use ot’ French reserves in 'thr- lntltlc. Tile llusbzlnfiilli; oi’ the rc-

servos was i‘endel'e'd possible by the ,

retirolncllt without serious loss eiih» or ill prisollom or ill killed or wound- od of the veteran i-`l'ench troops who, The allllllfll llletll-lllg Of l-llB Pl‘lIlC0 1.01.; the gi-L.au,r mr; of uw f,-only ‘,4_ llrlward island Automobile Association latched. Wherever retirement llecanu- 'I llflef l'0il<ll'£ UI’ Wllieh WHS Elven in llel'essury the Freileii ivithllrew in >'"5ll’l"l"Y'S Gullfllillll WHS fl ll€\V 116' 5-,nu-1| good Order that few I,,~j50,w¢_, partllre frolu the beaten paths. It was ivorn rgnpiiii-0,1 by i||(» ,m¢my_ held in the open at the beautiful vil- (it~|'|llzln l‘epol‘is elainl 18,600 prisezl- [WU 0|' U0l"lC“ Und WHS llllellilléd 'DY

urs, but the bulk ol'.thcm were wound ed men wllo could not be l'z\l'l'ied li. 'llc l>l`0Vlll<fU- Ili WHS 05iill1€\l0d lh8l`0 i`l'oin the fields ot outpost iligiltillg. “'0l'0 01050 10 U h“’ld"e‘l-3-“tus on l-he it`ol'lllal_i0n.~l are appearing ill the Gfrr 4\`0Ull‘|S Whllll manb' Cam0 from the

_lilrrounrlirlg districts with teams and

y Foundations Laid for

lnun bottle i.:i'ound that were last in uutnhul us portions ol' Prince nun by rail. Altolrether the onlinr; was at l‘cl'l\t`s northern army this ilidilsatw f|€|lilllU"1l Ulla. l-110 Wllilfhof' 116108 that Gol'l|lztll shock troops have hoell lililill. “lid all llolllg 0111 f°l' H h0lifi5-Y- 'xatlierotl together i`or the suprcnle ei 'l`l\0|'0 WCVU lW0UlY-UVB 01’ i-llirty Carl! fort tl-om all parts or the wusturu from Cllnriottetnivn. some of which

ent oi' German plans for an advance

FU R the forest clad mountain oi’ Rhcims--in

Belgian on Condition Restored And Routes

n the statement which the semi-ofii

hancclior, speaking to a Scandinavi

f _E El

' 'z 'tw 'flulvsi--I _ S T11¢.=e..Govbt‘uhent Fish Drier st'

Bouris, warltllesily consumed by tire' Tuesdaiyoattlerlioen with all' its con-| tedts. - lr f The _leiloverntznent coasedf opelrstinhdlt tiitsnbuiiding about seven years alt: Itllay-idle fortwovor three Years- will ‘lbotitl -tivo yellrl 18° WW

v . ' -` fi i

loa"d€'b’mhsn_G°vm_nmem to _,_ J__sengers on the trans Paci c Lner

Hughqliqpjl !l¢d~»~ 'They use'\d~ it for a_ N wmhamimw sr-time, and s year seo °

who au|m~vie"es`sli the Gorton#-Paw, d Fisheries Oo. ~eel`tions in eastern*

ff the New Zealand coast of the A

_ . 4 . ‘steamer Wimmers. a vessel of eight F

ltbegadi tu~be_iulan_~ by the Garten-I / h I I 20 fr :.';‘;:'°:“..f:.';i'. ;'.1;‘;.;.°.;::: .:: 2’ hu§fng=‘sndls;altihg~"tresh caught ash '

. __ ` shipping route between Sydney and t

__bem'3m‘M‘°d “TM” C' W' Han" Auckland being responsible for the v

isastcr. ‘ 9

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upposedly 'li floating German 8,,

f m

(special to rua' ourrahm) 1

vanconvmn. B. C., July 1s_»-rss

iagara, brought news of the sinkin, C

l<lng'q-w,h<luMr. /barry; bt Moran ss' local -manager. ~ i 0 'i'her0~ivras not much material of

anning plsnt where it was intended A

~ ' kilometres, nca y two m s ull

' noon. Up to the hour of cabling tile front, Field Marshal Haig reported KNISER HAS INFLUENZA

inericsne had captured the follow- today. Australian troops in a local

here was no change southwest of

-li

but thy-,bkenmnt contained a con-

smers* qdantdty of salted herring' in_ G TJ barrelartaud Nhat will- 'prove the' areatea' " _

d good for 'human food.

B

It will be a considerable handicap

tonnes? lo\e’is that the above

ltd_'jl\a¢ installed a'fiah

ig at srstulfjwssttllouellt the ll" "“° lv

g|__|pAy in Matthew A: _Mcl..ean°a oil house on ‘

‘ ' tingent of auto-ists thoroughly enjoy-

A _ ‘ H , ed the drive along the south shore.

_ the beautiful Northllmberland Strait

(opeciai to the Guardian) 'with the Ifreneh in todays great _BRITISH CAPTURE 34 PRISONERS _he mud is usually dotted with cars*

PARIS, July 18.-French and Arn-' contecoffensive. as tllls is being cab-} *-

erican troops attacked on tile' 35 mile led, 1 (SP¢Cl==l| 1° *he GU2l‘d|`all)

ont from Fontenoy to Bealleau, to-`

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i‘r0ni_ crossed" by the ferry to Point

‘awhile others wellt by 'tile Bonshaw

ANNUAL MEETING. r -_

r. r Y u y P .

Members of the Charlottetown con-

itack Launched at 4.30 a.m.- By Noon"l`hey Had faptured "f°sl°°"°}'~“ ‘°f"""f= "_f°'“°“°“__“S “'°“g M0113 Tilall 3 DOZell 'i_`0WnS and Vl||,ag6S and 18 CaI\il0llS. ift§;°p:}:)§j;c;>l;§§f°§‘;:=uj;';<;n;;“f§5 the farmers own their cars andyall

_ . along which they skirted adding a

. \vonderl`lll charm to lthe smiling and

the way This is uniuestiorlably one

_ -------l--- _ » have forizottcu their antngvonlsnl to the

_ l .' tllr the c os ,o r h

oints we progressed from two,_to§ 20 MILES DEEP *and Americans are counter-attalcking Ifonssaw' Nrcws ;n':,';:yan(§1dCt0rl::§::

Nu three kilometres; Prisoners were S I I tj;-I; Guardian) lin thiclMalrnc coll:`tr.y; thfe :ritlsl art was taken' 8 mad whos() _picmrwquc

g g taken on the Mar e Champagne t`ront._ PA_R§SP§¢l>|l; 18 __A new fanfare or rlxittldil ew l;r;;.tmH;.i§ tromps l;;n;d.l:: hms and beautiful Apemvecuve muy

’ ' _ com ensate for the some ha st

V' Mom Heuma .la Fussen A Dowertuvthis Mtensiv: is the develolt :ll third of 'H mile on R EWU thousand hillspellcoullteredt Tile road; :itll ills

E d vmleut attack was arrested north 8' screen of he Overna Lgmal I am, yard from thmylfour misoners were exception oi' a few yards at occasion.

HMG, 26 H08 "CFC |.08t of Prosnes and an attack by the Ger-l Terrain behind the into; M taken - ll intervals were mum? exceneml

“_” guards tuned completely' The- places this belt Ol she IG S W n ` GERMA ;'éTJTcoME At Borden the meeting of the Auto. ies are advancing an along miles deep' . . rl F. ,I I “mul ` mobile Association was called tio or. he une' ie;mhi‘eAri2:iIcLh1iiigd;‘irei'vHil:1;h the (Special to the Guardian) 'wr by President vvaum' S' Grant' In

_""' _ ‘ _ ' ' _ , __ _ inc of the open grass covered spaces'

WITH AMERICAN ARMY IN THE. 'veg' and "Hind hmm) mf m ( A ,ry G' V rf I , d 1 y H U; Alter reading of minutes of last yell-r's HAMPAGNE, July 18. 2.l0.-'l`hc which scores ol' nmehinel. drop vnu/ oil erman a a rs ec arcs lat t Mmuul meutmg by me Secretary Mr* mericalls are advancing with tllelquantitlcs of nllssilos are frequent. Ilgtfsat iilformationd-fl;olr;i acroiss Gtlilo All W. Gaudet' the President, Mr' Tmch 0" th” 40 kilnmatre fr°"L» 20; "`_”"".”"6`E"X|:oNG A mfnrls rzlzfgtnnmgge Zgwngimgmivuur Grant., addressed the meeting. At the iles between _Soissons and Chateau BRITISH M/:_:;A;|R0NT` ` Wm; [him isiopewf victory an-d al; mmm he expmsscd his pleasure at hierry. The Americans had cull-I _#__ early peace there am also Havre! .,€.g|,,g so many pms,,m_ B strong in. “md more than a dozen towns and J l' 1? --H itish troo s fears of failure which are bnl wills 'nmuon that me nut" had nnhny mag” and when numerous prhmnh LONDON' U) M lrif ,M D cmd the ndvlces ass rt _y come to stay in Prince Edward Island. " ' " » 6 » ..

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'A " . N I- M Li . day's communique says. At certain' ALLIES LAUNCH SCREEN 0F FIRE FRA-N(‘,E July l8.~-while thu French em on the mud tn prosperity' on me

l|SHf» .Al i »

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` ` ` “stink waggon" of a few years ago,

Phe horses. have become accustomed th t - rl -

l wlrn 'rlln linlrlsll ARMY lr; '° 0"' ""1 '°g‘" ‘hem “B °“"°'k

Premier present as it was ‘the inten- tion of the Association to confer with

Large airy rooms,

one

/ ‘ ‘Q sous it 1'. West’s, -WON

rv- mi

has "ein

' ' “ E ‘ xl use rms rms nw-only bs'»\v°l_l til' hmmm" mm , mf; _.legen would have been s most, alum lr

as itwei the cinders flew

ills limi

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'mm anlnnlcan Anisv in barrier; casuatrtss an ruurasy. Jul isth at 2.55 . . tm" km “ W" °“ " ° mm

Ji 18, 4.30 D. ' ' -a-_ The noon ill b f ll Ti ‘d :rg null seven- Lennon my is-renter-llry err. July earl: n :as 5. on mu ay "l“°"°“‘ "‘““"" "'°’ ""’° "”"""°"l’. r on re’ mites' fsalilai' ta'¢i`|`r`1 ornemnnurntlug zo rue lensttrur. may will he arises n°l=°'l°~= “ld f°"=bl°.ll\° 0° *°¢\f°l~

an /eooseriline ima asm men missin seo ana." noun rua two mhunu. f .sa then rr emu conveniens. mam

._ MM

_ t n ___ _ him on matters of interest to autoists

‘to cap nearly all kinds of fish, many mg gowns west of Chateau Thierry, enterprise in the neighborhood of GENEVA, July 18. Both the Kale and to the country at large.

value qltiig "cond and third ,noon-l» snr-ieties oi which we now throw Vipers Holden Dsmmsrd, (Jour-‘ Villiers: Bretoneux succeeded in ad- or and the Kaiserine are suffering mer the Memo" of Umm” a "st or

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swllybut wlsicitl of late are etllloider- champs Llcy, Ciiilnon, Montltiers. :tannins r;1|l;aiiiE;tol’ilizhfrogfkglfgmx; igflilitllilclll;1rl‘2;ipt;i;ael;tlo:c(llrr2;§:za a whom was published yesterday, the

°f¢Y- B°"°"~“» fG“"`°y' ist' Gm: "1: uns and some prisoners and - __; _ ____ ` newly elected President. Dr. Tanton

th .nw .?:ph’ '};aMes';;n;”i,tand` :inner gminl milchige guns Our Positions were 'T‘HE` WEAéHER t°°k Um 0'8"' “nd cancd “Don 339'

£0 'UW Um 0°” °° ° “°°° V' 5"' '“`m“. °5 5 a" w°° ' ` ` lor Arsenault to address the mee g. machinery is diillolllt £0 89¢- F0"-“““', cluliilllr Glvvll’ WOW- Th” “d"““°° ”z°'l'1ts"8htuyf iggxgfge dlxlniosmg TEMZPERATURE’ Premier Arsenault on rising said it ml, two smaller buudxna in donna: realcliwd Tldepilh qt trliilw kllgmhtrnsd :nhl wi? reliiuiserl south. of llucfllloy V 'FIDE' DIOON’ ETC' WM 8 ment pleasure to Mm to ad' t|0B WWI U19 dd" Wm '"8 W” 1" t "°° °"“ Gr cg" ` ` ` ‘ ` ` °‘“""° dross so representative a gatherinl they-'CnmplaY_,»,Will still oontluue_to nsm!~town`s within that depth north- gihzstxehzrtiigllgly oiyuguurlisgvt dur-ins i'l‘?R(fll~;l'I'0, I Jul; 19.1 -Modoruie H0 was pnmwlany plunged to Bee so \m’_.,,g,,|»‘ndq|g|¢¢ up uaual. - ~ ward- clear- to"l‘nntenoy were talton B I . I w at s. n r nm me crate y worm. md H h I h tm

Y _"N Amennnls ‘ml me Fmnch’ ` ' ge l prejudice against automobiles had

I _ The greatest force of Americans GERMAN8 L08-r 70000 'N Fmsf at 7.28 and tomorrow nt 8.36; lt. will I H dis I H d ‘_

lilo `adiolnii|\i~'Vihirnf, slit!-' as irluoh W

` Fl'

El

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hich has yet pdrticipated in a sings 1-wo DAY! bo high tomorrow morning at 7 37 mmm (A y appears( 9 8 a

_ h < IL; I d ,2 ' ways been in favour of automobiles

Vll\ilbl0 DYUPUYU W-`u°ln' tm' "H 1° "i“5°m°m l’ advnncmg with t G °"“"‘ ' nm ` 8 ur ay at 8”; ' _ because he believed their introduction ., .

ouch in this offensive which was (swam to uw Gu"d|,,,) » The sun sets this evening ut 8.5. mmm M H pmmemve mmm He my 1,, the ,uit ditched at 4.80 o’clocit this morning pAmS_ July 13____Th,, German, and tomorrow at 8.54; it rises toluor -

artlr-rl it as ll detriment to the prov-

ghteen cannon were captured by summed mm, 70,900 “gunmen in :uw niornlng at 5.54 and Sunday nt 1 H t l d ,C b

` ) nee la cars la so ng een pro-

'W99' ln’ Fl'9°°" md A'“°"°“"° “t 0°" U19 flflli “BYU flB"i'"K 'll the "°"“**“*" 5'55' till-,io-.li hut those were the days or the

w¢¢',_|n"u”afiq¢§‘ ti_I"'iio M64 tb DWI ohellibr IAN!! l'°P°|`f° "Y th” thi’ sector south of the Marne the Matin Tim mm". “UW l“m9l'l’0W ll10l'lllllS nmsv mr and If he WMC asked md” ` ` ' .°l'Y°"*°° 9°’“f““°' °'“"¥""°'°' » declared tnllnv- . “A” 2'” ‘ in 'er-mn the introduction of cars oi,

s&hflirsltsu..s.i»v&r°haisi..ra..&`m‘rs...l~..¢.‘.s.».:. .uldirmdhssshsd at as .N -

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The this will he high this evening "my M '"°°°"t B °w "3 B °

The first Quarter of the moon was p

Y “ '“ sanction it. The cars of today were a

_ In ill I

Auto Assoclllil

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<fl»n»~». un ul been warms. Pleasant Meeting Enioyed by Autoisis at '

and incidentally by ilundreds_of0ihers (From ' ‘ Different Parts of the Province., Large Pid- dition to Membership ‘ oft Association and

Future Development. A

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evidence of progressiveness.

lt had been intimated by the retirl

ing President, Mr. Grant. that the feel charged on automlubiles iwere excess- ive. He, the Premier. admitted they were somewhat hig'i1 but the govern- ment in fixing the fee -'had followed

l

tutu owners und others ‘from all over ing example of the Bigger ~p;-gvinceay an

levy-ling a fee according to weight. 'In

addition to the fee set by weight ty

ford to buy a car could afford to pay the war tax. He had ‘discussed the

matter with the VPreeident`of the Ae- soclatolh .before fixing the ,amount of the fee. No protest had been and he therefore took it for granted the fee was considered just. He be-

`_ ,f _ __. M route. Tile 1.30 ferry boat carried “wed 3 shiong automubne Assucins

' Fifteen cars across besides a large pic- ion would be 3 benefit not only to

’ g ole pall en route tor llock Point _.mm owners but to the pmvlnse at

large. and* he, as leader of t overn-

ment. would be pl' ased h an .-\s:<oriat.°on forn»~'~d_ it wo » ake foi- bettz-r reg-ulations in driving and. for

it better understanding between car owners and non owners. He congrat- ullated the atheists on the care shown by them in driving and on the improv- ed relations 'between them and the

people. There were some :owners still to whom the car -was like a new toy and their main idea was to see How fast the toy could go. Some of these

might sometimes forget the courtesy due to others using the roads. He would ask those .to remember they were given certain privile~_.~_s_ on cer- tain conditions. He ask:-d U15!!! W' use t’hese privileges to the full but not to abuse them. If they used' these privileges aright there was' ever§‘ prospect that all the prejudice stil! remaining against autos would dio- nppear; if on the other hand they sb- used them the day is far distant when all the roads in the province will be opened up. He could' say without egot- ism that the privileges enjoyed by

autoists were ver'y largely fthe realli? sf his efforts. He took his poiitioa

(Continued on page alx.)

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oooooooooooooooooe » 'House 'ro Lev. APPLY nsansv ery as ce., s aim sive. :sr-nom:

-1-o i.e'r-can~rru\l.i.v cocarng abright. front bedroom in prlh V family. Apply at Guardian Oiled. ~

008¢»5-filtf.

°1;0 DAlRVM¢;{mANg:=Y

er paper, prn . " e Butt "-66° por 100. P tlltlo. 'ouslglrlan Omoo. Jog-¢'»’;i'illtf.

*TAI Lott

experienced

was the regular war tax and her' `°

llcved that every one who o0u¢ld""if-`

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