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By Splendid Dash Their Infantry in Thirlyi-iiiiiiiiiy ci_i"i°f V-isiiiiiiwid' nine'

New Senators Appointed. Rowell lie-nd" --- 0nt of Liberal Party. l __-_-

Minutes Re-_captured Positions Token. by _Germans at a elirini Loss oi Lite in June. Trench Took 500 Prisoners.

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" (Canad-lar( Press Denpa-teh.) ` FRENCH F‘RON'l‘.- The Crown Prince’a army suffered the rudcst shock 'when the French, yesterdl-iy, attacked and recaptured ull the usi- tions northwest of Veriliin. Those cost the Germans much hard fighting when they took thefm from thc French, costing t-hem not only the loss of their former conquest and about 500 prisoners but the French cut, in- to their line. Repeated Germ-in counter-attacks failed to recover any part of these and _resulted even iii more losses. The Gcrlmails, when they advanced at the end of Julie. obtained possession of a number of observatories, giving theiii splendid

views of the French line. Tile Gcr-i mans have been for scv ti in

el* l days

expecting the French would try to

s...`_.

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| relief was proceeding that the Frenchi-

a.tt.'iclred. thoroughly surprising the~thB

enemy by eppearalug in their trenchesi il

Hli

co in 'i`l

I th

_vu

shell thelm oilt but did not expect an illiillliiry attack. The l~‘rcncli were obliged to delay their movciiicni o\v- ing to ‘bad weather but continued a

w l ty

mans such losses that the weir- ob-I ho

. ~ _ y ~

liged -to take the Tenth Reserve Devi sion, which w-as holding their position, out of -the trenches us some of its companies have_hee,n reduced to fifty mén each. The 2-0th Division replaced it supported -by the 48th Division, com posed of fresh troops brought from' the Russian front. It was while this

LONDON- British have retaken

all

while the llonibarllmeiit was proceed-‘em ing.

a|ilmzitcll._ in it fe seconds they lialdi fm

the the

e - l .

occupied ground on la three hundred, wa _

rd front which liud been French dlwi-i°"B in me civil service si’aiT',

The French battalions were greatly,

rmountc-fl the o\i>jects separating F-

arlmics and disappeared down on the

' Ne

uid recover the French were with- thc third line German tronciicai im ie ciicniy'sodisorder was so greatfihe

that the French were able to gllither_ ou

manyprlsoiiers and dashed even fur- in |h9 senate today. rt restitution M

s carried recommending drastic re- th

r forward than they intended and

The ll‘rencli now hold all the ob rvstories over-looking the slopes oi’ tee Mort Homme and Iilll 304. The 01' ioie engagement lasted only tliil'~ dia

urs inter. ' rm

ptlon clauie. And men of'lhiS

in tribunals or serve in the army. J. llcbidoux, Kent, N. B., voted with

other side Before the Germans; 5i,ii_t_ Ro55_ Gi-aiiam_ ()iiver_ Buchii.

a -bank to be known as the Cana-I n Trade Corporation and to be.

f . . i

_ minutes. i`lie first Genmcin reac-' . . i C di- Fo- heavy bombardment causing the Gor-itioii occurred unsuccessfully twelve uB.ed holely to ,nance ana du i

¢»

.fe 3 3

o'r'rAw_AL- By u vote or"l4 to 40

Uomlmons today eliminated the

uestlon of the- Divinity students' ex-

and Guthrie, Liberals, voted with rg Government. The bill will DHHS

of -comm-ittce tonight. Bl

positions before the Genman attac-lr'Anolher feature of the Senate today-` to Jima' 'was tho report of a special commit-

- Commons that salt shortage in the No- the

va Scotia fisheries was due to the Rel. importers refusing to take advanvage ear; of the arrangement made by the de- the

~.-uv-.

"llilllifil

_ __ _, _ -_-*_

Yiiifrid Forrdet. 'of the Dredge

sad drowning accident occurred

Port Borden some time between dnesday night .and Thursday rnlng. .The victim was Wilfrid

dre_l_igeP§t{cDoug_sll, owned by ger, Miller Q Co. ` _ he body of the deceased was found

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EOGRGETOWN

‘ ienlbd impression

" and the _.falsify oi

'i°°°"s"'- **""'°"'"- ltr. Stewart-, Conservative Candidate, Made

' hérai Figuring Was Again liercilessly

Exposed by Different

Speakers.

` lu.

A meeting of the electors of ficit of 1893 was but one of twenty

tions complained of high rates and b

pnrt.inent`of Trade and Commerce df”

class will have to secure exemption with ihe Bripigh goym-rmieht_ Under b°i°';3;% i)‘_’e_::_‘;i°_i;i__°i'_'_sI;i_‘ Er; :£2 Kai -$58

ii between 9 and 10 o'cleck out can

the agreement transports returning to_ me Canada ca-rri'ed salt. Newfoundland W

Opposition while Messrs. Palrdce, received ihrge quahiiiie5_ Nova 3co_.iably retired to his bunk on the hh

mp. ,

(From Our Own Correspondent.) f Sir George Foster explained- in the F nest. k- qinber of the crew of

bon

i dre

used to buy. ' hi: J. H. Flshe M. P., Brant, -Richard dre

dge had been working, Deceased Tl ere was a good attendance Mr i n

nesday night. when he presu__m~ em

dge. He was not missed until F ukfast time this morning. when Sf body was discovered near the `D_ fige~ l Ew

there is no suspicion of foul th

ans, Winnl eg, will 'be named for md o

e Senate tomorrow." A - im

_ l - sl

morrow is only of importance by the and steady iii his iiabiig- H9 ieaves “ of om

play. About $70 or $80 were found wa the pockets of the deed mah- He

e Liberals -conference in Toronto was of it quiet, retiring dis-position .

-'J

D . D h.rty, Coroner. held an -

recommending the estubllslirment well, Provincial Liberal leader. Mr.ir_nqrfest_ mg jilrry returning H verdict tim

conscriptionist and favors Union Go- vernment. 'He is not in favor with

gn Trade. l ill

e Laurier element fig

'nous at Monci-lv. lim,

(Canadian Press Despatch.)

eslrlsn sEcAPTusEo Posl

liament in which these mon might

have comparatively so slniali a voice? M

“More 'than that I believe the dis-

i-heil' wiv-111109 D0SiS SHS! Oi' M011' cussion of political issues, the intru-'

we" _iran ardent unrverialist and _or accrdenml damn _ teiitive hearing and his pleasing and il

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ti Messrs. lt. J. MsLellau, M.i..A.. J. Nash, Hon. Mui-. och McKinnon.

speakers were the Conservative ll

i caildidate, Mr. W. Jenkins.: ‘~`

y yesterday morning Heating ln Georgetown and vlcliiity was held in deficits scored' by them during their- dock-ai..Polnt Borden, where the Georgetown on Wednesday night.. twenty years of efllce. Mr. McKin-

oii gave an excellent. address touch-

I _ . .

B. McLaren occupie-ci. the chair. Ing as minutely us his limited time

erniitted oil the general record of _

didate, Mi: J. D. Stewart, the Lib- the different departments' of the gov-

rnineni..

Mr. i-lesalan spoke briefly. Mr. Donald 1\'icKlnnoi| took up the

-S. Hessian, Donald Mclilniion, J. Liberal method of campaigning. He Mcinnis, M.L.A., Hon. H. D. Mc-_Stated that after they hml- obtained

en. J. J. Johnston, M.L.A.. J.A. D

I ower in 1891 while the Conserva-

sck, M. P., ( eel) and Leildrllm MC-i 'i`i“”`° Were "0 mark” 0" the b°dy Mclsaac and J; J. Hughes, M.i’. Atl UVGS Wore in Power at Ottawa. th°

outset 3 time limit for speeches' Liberals dlsfranchlsed' all the Dom-

, get ,ii iwehty mih`uie,;_ _ inion oflicfuls in the province, but The hi-gt speaker was Mig _i_ I)_ when there was a change at Ottawa.

wart. who reviewed the liistory the franchise was retored t0 111650

e allotted. lie was given a most at. V

the present regime in an excellent H5016 0011110153 .H0 COI\ll'8B£0d UNB

ission 0i':an`invlta~tion to N. W. R0-iwidm” and family' in Ari‘?h°i` address, which occupied the whole w_lth thc action of the present pro-

liiciui Government in adopting the allot vote 'even with a Conservative

vincing manner made a splendid K0"0i'li"i9lli 8|- Olillwll Bild Kivillg

» --_-_._-.._~_l impression on the uuill-5 iiiese 0iii0iiiiH file fllii fight Of €X9l"~

' '- " e_ He gave their amy cising thc franchise without fear oi-

' r | : . H :I ` ll i

~ _f .’ _ evident. desire to be fair both wltli, 9

----=~jr--1-fa?A--------‘---~f-'-'f---'-1--f-1 ' - _ _' ` , _ .-1 his- Qwn ph,-ry and with his oppghrlhtgl 0i'l1l l`lll€ f`r0m less than $200,000 to

seat he was loudly applauded. H

“res for ms siamrrrcms and hislfevurz He referred to the increase

f the provincial ‘debt under Lib#

ver it million dollars when they

. _was a feature that was appreciated 0 - . by the Opposition as we-li as by his' W

_‘ . _ __ _ own supportera on resuming his creasing the debt by over $800000.

err- turned out of office, thus in-

nd' thc Liberal Government in 1907,

chy froiil which they fell back on July 11th. _

sion of party politics on these men

- _ _ ((_:ar|'adian Press Despatch.)

The Military Service Act, whichi _PE-I-`R0GRAi~i___ A Russian destroy. who are fighting our battles at the 001005 inw i`°\'C'3 immeiiiaieiy “ii Wi* er sank a Gemmn t-iubmv --ll--'-1 in the minutes address in which he coiiflnedi r froni walking liand iii hand with Hilti! its iilifii' "€’adi“£¥ Uiili "9"-°i"i"8` Baltic. The submarinl- 1-low wt... l. '

__ _____________`____`________w________’___w____~ __~__`J_____' '__ _ ______ death day after day wouid he regard. the assent of the Governor General, dr0wp_ed_ it

' 1" _ _._____.' _ its

_ -. -_ _ _. fl-li

__ _...__ . ._ . ._ . . . . r,

Nil’ " ` -i- " ' N .

inexplicable' Action ol' Liberal Conscripiionisit

to Wholn.Pariy Means More than Empire.)-_gy

__§_i! _'.i_-P9P"_‘_i_'!fS 'i'_"*"”"_'_Y _Ff"?"__i"_' 22

ss' ___l_____________ Bi

velopments in connection \\ ith tlli. Mi llarllziincnt. 51°

litury Service Bill during tlio pest two days will :iiaiid olit as llii. mist surprising and int-rclliliic in thc po- litical history of tiiiiiauln.

Up till 'l`ucsilliy moriiing ilic Libcr-|`l`or thc extension ot` the pl\i-lin.nicn- po.

t'|i'_v tcriii I`l'oili ()cto»llcr 7th, 1016, no to October 7th, " 1917, which wus UO iiiiiiliiiilolisly adoptcli at that t-imc."

al Conscriptlonlsts gave it to be ills. tincliy understood that on no account would they support. Sir Wilfrid Lau rier in his ei‘l'ul'ts to obstruct the pas- sage of the Mlltary Service Bill. On Mondny evening a cauclis of tllc Lib- eral Conscriptioiiists was held and on Tuesday tile government was lllct with an dmeiidiiient to their resolu- tion for the extension of plirliainciit. moved by Mr. George I’. Graham and seconded by Mr. F. F. Pardee, to the effect that the motion be deferred tlll those best able to pay be asked to contribute-»tlie'lr full share of the cost of the war and agriculture llllll Oi-|10? industries be organized for the pur. pose of doing their bit in tho war.

This was equivalent to a vote Ui’

want ol' confidence in -the government and evidently was engineered by tile,

Liberal lma-chine for the purpose ofiglil uiianimity. Men have woi-k6d-to- vii

entrapping the Liberal Coiiscrlptiolr lets and compelling them to choose forthwith. and before orgillliv-=\U0ll. [le-i tween Sir Wlllfritl Laurier und hir Robert Borden. llud the 19 Liberlll Conscrlptlonlsts. aD¥\l't. f"0“l ""“i""_“ and Pardee thc foriiicr Sir Wilfrids first lieutenant and the latter his Chief Whip. they would have l‘l\lHi themselves out of the Liberal ilarty- The allnelidniciit wus an oiil-cial Liber- al amendment and no choice was giv- en the members. as- in the case of the Referendiim amendment. to vow as they pleased. Therefore -thc ('-0n- scriptioiiist Liberals were compelled io support the nlmendment or be struck off the list. of Opposition incin- bers entitled to be summoned to tho Liberal caucus or the division lob- by. __

The amendment of course, as was

intended, succeeded in uniting the en- tire Liberal party behind the QIIBUBC leadership of Sir Wilfrid Laurier. with the exception of,__Dr. Milhael Clark. .It was defeated ol'i,,¢livision by a S0- vernment»|_na,iorlty of 17. tile NH'

tlonurlstgmilying themselves with the Laur erltes.-. ll _ Sir' Wilfrid Laurier then followed

with his speech replying to Sir Robert Borden on the lmain resolution. de- clining point blank to approve oi’ an extension. ‘

Dr. Michael Clark replied to his

chief in one of the n-blest and most

impassioned addresses ever heard in_ the House.

Six conscrlptloniet Liberals Joined

with Dr. Michael Clark in voting against his party and supporting the government. A number of others dirl_ not vote and the resolution was car- ried by a majority of 20.

Ae previously intimated Sir Robert

Borden declined to net on the reso- lution which he stated at the outset would require to be unanimous or nearly unanimous before he would un-

Sir Robert Boidcn said W

bog o cllll to thc recollec ion H

oi this house that lil Fcbruiiry, 1010 _I

THE Llslalilli s-Pin

,ap

ir Robert. "cloliiiciit appeals have

site that betorc the lniilitary service Di

all parties iii, this country to oli_ ionclusion of the Wllr. The men yi

in by voliiiitary enlistment the rc- liable to be called in the first in_- h y forccinents we seek to raise by ml: stance _ are ma"i*`_vierl and unmar'rieu',1\u¢¢_ - hi

y service bill. I have listened men between the ages of 20 and 35. _ah _ - S ii these appeals Witll great illiefe-“I T110 if-IW Dl'0Vid€S f0l` ii\e_ Ciliiillg =‘-‘~'~"‘-'-"-'-'-`~`-'~='-"ff-'-'fo'-'~';`-1-'-‘~‘-'ff-"~'-'-'-'-'- eistlng upon Mr. Bell being added toi Eihuuid have been’ “muid ha” “'ii’°‘i` d given them great consideration out of 100,000 men. if more be nec- <l I would be willing to give them ossary _Pas-llament must pass new

ery consideration consistent with legislation. It is estimated that ,in ii

o certainty of providing the lieces- the first six classes scheduled, which _T_ _ ,. _ _ ..

ry reinforcements for tho Call- are those covered in the ages' between Siltiil. €SiBbi_iSi1_l\ B!1m__ClBY\i- _lllflilikf Oi' of

lull ll'00PS at the fl`0lli-- I 00' 20 and 35, married und unmariietlx “P9091 il`ii!_\l__ll_.0|§ by. _BDD_0il\iill,K ‘mf gherexcepiion of My Shuhdai-s_ who

t iinderstnild how it would be pos the whole of the 100,000 men will be 10059 fill' 9.331 00\lii§_Y-__ -Tiiefe Wiii ai; le to have u united and earliest 0hihih¢,d_ hui, if ihig he mi the r-'hge 'belts final appeal to a central _appeal or

cal of that kliid. 1 do not see’ additiohai hiusses will he Qalled out judge, and for this,pur€_ose the Gov- ur

‘ OTTAWA- The incidents and de ilerfalre to refer it to the imperial hmv- any Such “ppem ‘could UD i0 U10 HB0 Ui 45- U

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ll ll'Av0 lv Hrlk thai |\0“0l`a`bi0 55"' quarters of thc ii‘ist_rict in which they] __ _ __. _.N _ _SQ ` _ ih imon before coming to .a con- re,,i(i,,_ Any one without maiwhdblrii an applica_tioii_ for exemption _is matic M

BS lI1l tin TSI! 8lp_3 C _ pr]

20 and 45 shall be liable for mill

ssihly be effective under the im- ' The meh of the ,V-ings hailed out th inencc_of a general election, and must report at tho niilltarv hred. C

an an insuii_ . desc-rvr.; some fuller explanation! -l "'rhere.is another issue, "continued thlln has hitherto been slvcll. ‘ nuss_lANs_ occuPY Novica. -may

The new law provides that every S

been made io im., hy gehiigmeh op. male British subject between the os (C d' P _ D t h.)

i A - .

ten'

_ . iii! is put into operation tlioio shall tary service during tho present wni pETROGRAD.' -Russian troops- m

IS he another uiiitel and earnest lifiolt und during demobilization after the h `

_ ' of

l prcsciltcd :i sllilllzir rcsrllutlozi L

ue-lion on this resolution i :mi pro- ‘mens-,,_ faiiihg io rio so shdii he iidlrd shall be deemed on leave of absence S

it_ now, he said. became his duty' aft

to prcscnt it similar resolution. `m which had been on the order paperi

since Inst May. .

the present time this proposal ui

list be abandoned." ion

Hills. -bear lllat well ill lllillfl- "on summary conviction tu impriuoiri without, illly lllltil decision ill.hls case (.2 ‘Tile unity l nm hoping for would mt-,nt for any _c___n_no_ exccedmg “ve ir:

t bo possible iii a general elcc- yeam The meh :Bo miie() out wili ll 01' ihe i"\i“i“‘~‘“i"’ Ui' 09°' 5° be placed on acdvo service in the ifiiluiiel cannot RSPBG they Sililiisitiie h ii is f0i'C€li “D0” ii'0 “°““i"Yl Canadian ex edltio ar force but. un- 2| '

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so placed, shall he deemed to be i leave of absence without pay. '

As to precedents for such pro--_ Exemptions from se,-yicmare pro. for a specified' time and at theentl ed

durc. said -Sir Robert. lie had al- vided. for as foiiowgi . ol' that period the person exempted

From t e lociqi tibunals there is fn

e judges o’ the Supreme Court of T

Any man b or ln re ect to whom

given. _ , . A

aye again dijlve_n into tho Gulicinnl Jenkins" criticisms oi' the roads, dealt liage of Novica south of Kalusz, and ex

_the Cominitee on Public Accounts.-?

n appei§_l_1_ the`__,§ peat ,Tribunals 0

he. Ciiiaf- \i~“9»ii°° °¥-'Wen i"`°vi“°e sonal investigation. Four nit-ctlrigs _

ri_|_or:_,:in Council rnay'a 'point pne of re

_ .. _‘ -_.\ h

ii”-ad? _-_ '---1 _ lic

Mr. Jenkins followed in a brief live _

linself laiiu if .o -lil . .__.l1f! tlici(

presented their claims at Ottawa. as hey were invited to do, instead of oing nothli._- .vid taking what was

_____S_ He _____ ____ ___ ____ __ _,___-__ nm! offt-red, they would have obtained. the

ii-nort of ill li»~.il-»-we mi llic fact $

tcwart had rt.:-»-lllli l~~»i.loved his -6

Mr. R. J. Moat-iiuu. M.i..A._ in u Q5 astcriy speech, after replying to Mr. t

on, while raising a hue unrl cry out alleged' extrnvaganne- und in-‘

lied to take advantage of the op- I rtunity given them to make per- I

ncipul office to <ll.llofl..-towli. ev

100,000 which the Conservatives ob-

_ he wb __ _______|_______ while M___ tained with the door practically lock-

rl' against them by the representativ- s of the Liberal party sent to Otta- zt at that time. The province lost 100,000 which thc-y shouhi have ob-

aiiied annually. from 1907 to the

time it was secured by ex-Premier

haustivMr with the Public Ae- .

ow occup the eastern end of that counts and showed that the Opposi- glaimesou and me Hon' A' E' A"s°m‘

uit. now Pre-rnier. This amount

-would, if secured by them ii

if the debt of $800,000 which they all rolled up wiillo in office. I-ion. li. D. McEwen gave an excel-

ent aildix;-;ls,` roundly scoring the

the committee were held and, with gym of crmcism indulged 1" b thi’

ended the first meeting, not one “ the Liberal members; of the com- lttco attend'e<i', alitliough specially

quested b the chairman t.o do s

ly' censured by the-legislature for

_ . y pq-ositicn_ and' giving facts and fig- rcs which could .not be controvert-

eil.

Mr. J. J. Johnstone and Mr. J. D.

y o_ Mclnnlg spoke along the usual lines

e result was they had been pub-- of cmichiln without i’r°°i'

Mr. J. A. Mclnaac in his usual able

eh, failure in duty Hem rhev had manner, reviewed the financial posi-

r. Hughes and other Opposition M eakers going through the constlt.u-- G

on of the province under' both gov- rnmeiits. ’

cle complaining that the Publi- ccogntg- were not properly kept? erable disadvantage, his desire to have

Mr. J. J. Hughes spoke at consid-

If the two, members of ,the _local whereas the Leader or the Opposition the final say leadin him o

casein writin for the decision of n

Certificates of exemption may be in

_ 8 _ ' , . _ , _

he Appeal T__ib“m____r__ téh_e Publi: Accounts Committee fail

signally to attend to their duties

8 - liit the

ll the other Opposition members of imp 0! being °b"5°d' i° “Peak i0 9-

rnuch deplete-.1 audielnce. most ot' lh0Se in the hall having left by the

unfaithful servants in o ositioi waded m "eiiemi“5 the “fi i'€'P9i\i9fi

this respect. if thc Liberals prov- time he `hei5““- H°W°"'°i`- ii” WC'

“ln niy mind," said the prime Sided to them in Fe,brum_y 1916 _ _ , _, __ _ .. . _ w - .. _ _ _ l . . 'ith i ii i ex edi hi in _the_ nd. must report himself or apply for an minister, tht. reasons for talrying d quqieii the agiiohs or the Bri_ noir!! m'f‘m_es_t sthatp-th; man -should extension ol'_ exemp _tom _ tu as they wow in 191b._ perhaps e.dh parliament, which had extend-' _instead or being employed ip mi".

stroliger." " ze

this resolution today are as strong -an

'lhcso reasons, said Sir Robert.

its term three times the New

“H3 __ r_l’“"“"'1‘*;‘i- ";1‘8°i‘ ‘i .wont lu which he lu liuuituuily eu. otherwise under which applications' re

were lilly sol forth in the speech Xxie" e S iam’ " 1 wma gaged such ns ukrleilliufe llilil 0911

The `entral- ap eal ud e 'shall re

S: il :l s il -

_ __ _ . __ __ __ wry Bervice_ be engaged in other scribe the conditions as to time or co

r exemption may be made. deferred H

_ . - " . i' t

ustrma had been provemed from al _ng . .__. 'applications __ecerved_ appeals euteb _hc Accounts and of the activities of

' DD 1.

hat were they likely to prove if re-

rned to ofllce?

Mr, F. J. Nash gave an orntorical mposite paraphrase of thc- Patriot’s cent editorial crticlsms of the Pub- e

he mario lil l~‘ebrilary 1915, so that i

he need only sulmmarlze tlieui. 5 mm" wurse by disturbing p"mi°“i (b) That it is expedient in the nli- ‘S

“"‘i"°“"- tl i 1 t t out the ms should. c Further, said the premier every rom “Taser I edu; `m|ii_ i

li'-governing Nation in tho Empire tzgtmgergice £2' gfgggzfr mn other tl. since the outbreak of the war, wofk m'w'h|‘r,h he Maher' to be en, B und it impossible to give the ed nd for which he has _medal

in rc ard fo constitution-l con- gag a

8 Z r 3. _ F

enum” as in umesnr peace_ Ex_ qualigcntlons. s_nclr_ as_agriculture and __

in the first place it general election co

would precipitate discord and ilisu~ se

nion throughout the country. ha

“Up to this time. ’ said Sir Robert, ro

“tlloro has been soiiietliing like practi- S

d and heard and prescribe the ne- M essary forms for the keeping and

s ";:5":iigrstii°“_?f recordg’ et_°'h vlncing. His description of his trip

a on 0 exemp ons t ere are

xceptions as follows: G Men already on active service in h rsnce; clergy, including divinity h tudents and members of any recog-

ethcr lor tountrv without regard to rr par-ty und creed, und l believe poll-

aordinnry powers had been tonferr-_ mu" °” m““"__a° “re _. upon their governments by their ici Thai it i"hgxi“;dien"d|" tht? na 2

_ized order of an egciusively rellgi- e us charécter and mini ters' of sl

i'B.

peech was pleasing though not. con-

from the railway station to St., eorge's on the previous night, which. e estimated, occupied about thirty ours. somewhat surprised his hear- _

aim that it was he who secured the

$100,000 from the Dominion govern- ment.

As their custom has been, the Lib- rals had u "choir mastc-r" present

o lead the cheering for their speak-

e Government generally. Ae usual. 9”' hm the ”iT°'i ‘"5 "Oi *‘ i1°W‘il1§ r. Nash was in good form and his "“°°e5s'

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FRAliil ll” _

tical questions have not been very eim rt wrrle in Canada exrerh tional interest t t, nstea of eing much in tho minds of the people of pa “mei U' I ” -employed in military service. he I' this colllltry during the nest three, :lirZ,°gi-f,‘1,‘;fr§?)ri}:fir0hu°rfc';|cgyfegrzd should continue to be educated or years, and i would hope that on this; Memmms A__t_0r1914 which gave the_ tmllie.-l for any work for which he

verniilent practically all the owers is than being eduwtad' °r trained'

of avoiding the controversy we ull gg p,_ri_Ha_nwm except taxation aid me such as the nicdic`al service.

ppropriatlun ol’ the public revenue. id) Tha: “°ri:“v’:_er_i;“_"‘Ei_f;i_; _:':_°i:(_'i

. It was not so much an alteration of' °“““°' 8 ma ._ D - ' ~

tion were forced, instead of uniting me constitution be urged _as an ar give ui,-rvide, owing to his exception- for me carrying 0" °f-the war the teration of one feature, providing that in mmncini °_" b‘i“m°.s_B °h“g°i.i°“i‘»! minds of the people would be divided ili (`.n.naiiu during the war we should °" iiiimesiic P°“m°“"“"°-h its 5' siprei over the election issues and other rave n paruamonmry rermmr séven. k9epdr_wiih it large family to support. g

occasion we lmiglit find soluc means

wish to avoid." X Moreover, lic continued. if an elec-

liiiestloiis which would leud to a di- r‘

L' i ll t . _ . - "

"curves .Td£Gn$€h§.1h¥&'Tbhuumolmwemmduwwhmrd

_ ,_ _

"The attention of the people would Yeats- - joining up. _

tiiidoubtudly be diverted during a ge-

, _ .,_ .. ' . (f) That he conscientiously objects r

'mm' eiecu°"" said Sir lwbui' ‘md spifcchiinmgsiomhisgyixgigér Lauder! to the uiidertaking of combatant ser- .4 it zoos without question that nieinlbers \:__;‘-h___ lt; d _.gm ear wh __ ;l_8n:_l_r_:'_B-vice _md rs pmmmted from so doing il; vteliréigifexli-el»v°tl'rli(:iu:)e irlii ilfuffgiuld it :us hot gronoged to “Y "‘° i"i“"“ “"“ “ri-i°""‘. "' "iii"-

upon the uillmlnistratllm for which ;‘_:i(-__""___i'i_;;’___'_“`r°2)":_"i?yr“t¢i|i]);"cgifrgitoirgaspeadi ghniggftrzlliglgllli 6‘d3igr'ilr?htl‘:Jr:1y;,;l theyllwbm rhiipottlsitnel In slim? ‘h-ey twelvg months. .' ‘ r llttiilll and W5" i`°c°l“i'°\`| in Candi* Wim i “ U 5° ° "ui" ‘me "'°"'“e ii wh, h0t'.n¢,c¢55h|-y_ 'uid gh. R0. at s‘uch_dat`e and to which he in good _

_ ' - lon`gs. The only known _body

ergles largely to the purpose of the bert- i” dweii “P0” iii? 8_i'iW.ii¥ Of U10 “mi bf _ cainimiltn or leave the campaign terse- _’;i__ig“i:_‘;!‘w‘;'_i:_i';ii;f:3T;i°dliQ_l%___a¢0:_l_;l_:l‘T :_‘;_D';_i_'_i‘_-_ig i_:‘__i“__»_'r‘_féi’li1i°t“r_'i§’ ir2°nC_:_iI'_’;';|

7 he first eirtension' resolution was lmtxi I ililllliilil' 'iii 0505053 A' °°i'iiii°“i-"’

d, Canada had sent 125,900 men over. then granted _wlll ,ex*_e;rnp,t.a man only l__

_ _ - msgs.. - 'rod 'o r sunt wr . from combatant ser ce.

thlidltdrhytlgilg tlliiiiitévvliiiletiioiilfr Zaghhipidlqy approzghlxk iliat 'iiillre evshiiin .in order to obtain certificates' of "on 0'; 300 000 Canadhrrrs oversrnsll since his return iii Majy last, they bdd exemption. application must be made

‘ rr ‘ ‘ umbered 121000 anti since the etten- to a- local trlbuiral established by

for any one to anticipate v.-ith any 'mn °f i’."“‘i”°iii 5-_3’°fi'-*Ui* calm' 3:3' g‘_’_i;“:_3} gisggiiyrfllyibéfg ’%f:"_'

or the other, l.o devote their en-

ly to take care of itself, and continue. as in the past, to devote themselves i entirely_f.o the duties lmposmi upon °

said Sir Robert. it win. im ossible “

oil a- Wh

reasonable degree of remoteriess the( _ number dt these men who would have the opportunity ol' voting. "lt P seems to me." said the premier, ‘that this would depend entirely. upon the operations in the field at that time."

"These .men,'.' continued the pre-

’l‘hey certainly have a right to be = heard in the election of u purllunentl

llrvlllll I _lei me oben.-two t° ww no his lmmun y u lu

to control the affairs of the country “r;gr§;_;%:_}_:?__gr_ _,__-?%°r_r_ir;?rc_:_g.rg_r:_s__':‘_n_':_1 or :i’_l;_°_:___h°r_lJ_:?’;e_ ‘£13268

- 'ljurndlction in o coun or s-

truut th’__‘rrm_._ or the counhrrw `,_pu-ed with 19 iotlng against the men- "ii,

|5399. .. ..'. ...i.`..~.........._....... .. ...........¢`t

during the next five years and -1- might ask what right we would lla e to en-

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_('Continue_d' ch page three) ed by is Board of Serection to be es-

' _ ` _ tn lished' by u join resolution oi'

ORTO RICO SUPPORT; _tits Senate and House of Commons,

PBOHIIITION 8`l'R_0NOLY.` the other appointed by the following

_ ` lniithority: _ he cUnnty,_c9\|rt Judge,

“SAN .g2€N, F:>i_;t;__*R_ico. --With or district court iutike 01', if more

.. , | out o mun c ee completely th n _ th _qenl r .judg for Q-

'“""' “'° °‘ i"° "°“ °' °'”° "°°’ °` erm-ta me return omlui election "Lf fr disarm ig. me pn., igll

tolls `ii`l$r¢o.Rl¢`° bll'ih1lt.o'tl>¢»li fort iiliidmi if eiicssllnuiiiif ' ‘rue ligne

use business would be ruined and

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annoononnniwra. tiff tl'lf....'_l'l"»..'i’“ii.“‘,?3w§l°'f.§'°3l1

~ lEl'l‘I-_N68-, Q10. _

"whens is lf? 'At cream slain; (suffolk) me beautiful spot where the League of 'tile 'Cross picnic will be

heiti on Wednesday,___July 25.

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eligious denominations A

Minardntlnimentpureogaqet In elwng U

°°A- Bti-awbeir _,and icc- Ci-cam)

'Festival will he eld at Orange 1-lalI.' Mllivteyuou-Saturday evodns. 21st July. it _weather unfavorable- fleu- day eveningioliowing. Proceeds in

t aid of P.ll.~i. Froidtthnt Urfgknngé.

1773- -!0M%i

`Mln;rd'e Llnlment earn distemper. .

l-lon. Murdoch McKinnon followed. t the outset he _ici-iilnrly re-l’ei'red to

the extraordinary thirty hours journey f Mr. Nash on the previous night,

_THE ‘vEATHER_ ilénduislcl that the audience mlghtl

‘e it ns a fair sample of the ex

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TEMPERATITRE _uggeigttionr in which the editor ur

TIDE_ M00N_ E_¢rC_ rwo atrlot habitually indulged. Mr.

ckinnon recalled the system md-

opted' by the Opposition in the elec-

The__t.ide will be high this morning gi i h , J t 11.o1'uud__toiporr'ow at 11.46; lt 6°" Camp" “"8 mn at th" g°"°'“l

“;iiigé_iJ¢;ni_;iSé\u_:g:iy'*:~;_"ii_o3i“i’i`“i“E *li election at Sourls where they made

___ The sun sets tiilgseveniilg at 7.69. r

_ _ . , fe) ill health or lnhr`m__- y. _ and tomorrow at 7. ; it rises- tomor- Plocceiling bir Robert ruoted the ow morning at _Um and _sunday at Y

lection two years ago and the by-

lld and uncalledfor charges ugnliist he Government. and then when they erdbroiight face to face wit.h thc acts in the House denie-.l responsi-

'51' - bility for the lie instanced' partic- ii§..."‘.?.‘;2 .i'°.l.';.."‘Z.’.‘.‘.i.‘I.‘.'.‘.‘y§°§.i..... ll-fv fi- 'iill-#B-1

d-“_ Jury muh at L p_ m_ which was made to do duty _on every

The "rat quarter or the moon 'nr platform throughout the wvlnce, and

be on sirius ,Juiy`27ln ut 1..4o a. m. Wi Wim" ii‘° mms' S i"'°“¥i" 'rim length or luiluy-will he fifteen i'°f°'<> ii‘° »H°“°° °"°fll member-

hoursand ten minutes. with one exception. declared he had

. been no party _to the scandal, and-~

M|r_,*¢r| !rj,,|”,°”’._»¢uig| ¢¢°ih|°h|_ never believed lt. He recalled also

the well known Liberal custom ol"

3()M|Nu, Ev _ ' golfing on their elections right on the

tawa, on some occasions not finish-f fig out i.helr_.torm, in order that they might. .host in on the crest of, the Dominion wave. As to the Pub- _iic Aoeounte, the external auditors" reporte for each your gave lndisput- lblb |t!'O0f as to .their corfocthess, thd the _ludeilnitq charges made by the Oppobitftih in this connection car- fied no weight with thinking men. I-le compared' deficits of the previous regime- witbrs: surpluses of the pre-i sent Govern nt. The one deficit of the p_l‘9e1stlt`GoYhrith)§it\’ih 1915, he said, was but a smell-one in com-

vrtth the deficit of 1893 un-

iier Liberal management, and the de-

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The sad word was received in the

city Yesterday that Bombardier Frank Met'-arey. of the 43rd_Bat. tery, who left here with No. 11 Am- munition Column under command of Major D, A. McKinnon, had been killed in action

I-ie was about twenty years of age,

thc son of Mr. and Mrs-. Peter Mc- Carey. Dorchester Street. his father being u. well known railway man. Frank was one of Chariottetown's most popular young men. d splendid athlete und an altogether excellent young man.

Bombardier _McCai-ey sailed from irulirux with Maier Mcxiunouu nut-' CBD' ill Ailri-l. 1910, and crossed _ to France with the 43rd Howitzer Bet- tery of Field Artillery. to which he had been transferred in June of the same year. He was a well-known and very popular athlete and n First Clare Graduate from Prince ol Wivles College.

He was a prominent, member of

the Connaugh _Athletic Club. He was considered one of the best fbr-

wurds in the Maritime Provincies. His numerous friends in his not ve province will deeply deplore his

death, buf they 'will have the satis- faction o knowfpg that he lied marfully doing li e duty in the cedtle ol’ rleedom and _right _

Besides hllr, porch , he _~ieoy`e'|._to_

mourn two s stern. Misses J0ll!i3i|i_i1_e. now in _Bqeton,_ and hgeli

horde! _#leo three '_ th rl

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To those bereivf _s Gust’ n extends elncltre sympathy. ‘ -‘

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