'completely tying up all depnrtnlellts,

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THE CH RLQ.T_EI§.l0..T.I. . A

Weekly (Now Evening D it 1||1 Morning Ddiiy Fou|idod`Tl|,T)

1 . .

j CHARLOTTETOWN, CANADA. SATURDAY, JUNE 15, 1918 _

szso Psi- vw- (Mailed) nl Auvanutn Guide aad~\l.li0 in

$3.i50 For Year (Doiiverort) = <

GERMAN Foilsciisr 0Fi>EicEcollnlrloils

Wants Very Much More Than She Can Get in

' Return for Peace. “ation” Marvellous.

(Special to the Guardian)

LONDON, June 14.-Here is the

real German peace as outlilled by tile Kruo Zeltung:

“Tile British navy is in he relilmt-li

to n maritime police force; Giilraltar, Malta, Odell and Singapore are to ho ceded to an international council; Germany is to get hack all tier lost

The Iiaiset"s “Moder-

colonies and her supply of raw mat- erials is to be safeguarded under illoslt favored nation terms. Ili retain” for all tllis Germany will retire from liet- giuin, but the Congo State illlist go lo her as part ot' tire price o1` cv:icuft~ tion." _

'l‘lle Kaiser must be “s\il'priscli at

his own moderation.”

WILL THERE

A NAVAL -BATTLE

Impression Gains Ground that Germany is Pre-

paring to Send its High Seas Fleet Against the British Grand Fleet.

_WAiSHINGTON. June 13- Further' evidence that Germany, in its efforts to end tllelwar this summer, is plan- ningto support its land olfensivc by sending its high seas forces against the combined 'British and American guard fleet, is given in an official des- patch today from Switzerland.

“A_ telegram oi' an ofilciai nature,"

says the despatch, "is living spread broadcast in Germany, wllicii says that the German Admiralty is consi- dering it big naval offensive. Orders are supposed to have been given to keep the_whole'iieet in readiness and a certain number of naval officers of high rank have been recalled frolli Switzerland and other neutral counl tries, where they have been spending their leaves.

GERMAN PAPER SPEAKS OF GREAT ACTIVITY IN PORTS. The Kteler Zeitung speaks of ox-

traordinary atcivliy in tile ports and the Hamburger Post publishes an in- terview with Von Tirpitz, wllo was asked if Germany was in a position to measure herself with the British fleet. The Admiral 'naturally replied ln the atiirmative, saying that "after tllc land forces have pushed the French ehd English back on the other sides

~~f» ~.»...

li. - _ li*

_ liateri`:tlly lo drive liar-k lilo (II-l~lllalll:¢.

l~`relil'll inilk:-i are luucii lii'.llil~i‘, 1-ar.

of Paris it will lie the turn oi’ the l(aiser’s boats l.o drive the British ot`l' the high seas."

Botll in Washington and the Allied

capitals, li. German sea _'offensive on a grand scale long has been regarded as a possibility and the appearance of the Teutonic fleet in the .North Sen at ally time would not he unexpected. Rear Admiral Glcaves said ill ll public address not long ago that word had coliio to the British fleet that the Ger- mans at last were ready for the sli- prcnie test. _ -

It the battle (toes -come, Anierlcrin

naval forces will play their part. American drcaiinougllts under Rear Adnlirnl Hugh, Rodman joined tile British fleet. some time ago and Ad- miral Gleavcs ill his recclit address said that when Admiral llcatty, colll- inander of the British grand sea forces, heard that thc (lcrnlalls were coming lin assigned tho Anici'il‘.'tli ships a prominent place in tile line.

American naval officers are no less

anxious for it flilish light with the enemy than are the Ill-itisll. In all’ Allied quarters there is supreme coil- ildenco of the outcome. ()ilce the two fleets come to grips oiilclills are cer- tain that the Gorlilalls will lie defeat- ed.

,AT NEW GLASGOW, N.S. I

N. S. ____'I‘_l lilttIe__ol`il .Ois will pl'ollaIl_l__\_I

Company Walked Out. 'Company Unable t.o State. Reason lor Strike. Men’s Represen-

tative Blames Compa

~ (Special to The Guardian) HALIFAX, June 14.-The threaten-

edi strike .which has been hovering over New Glasgow for tllo past three months yesterday broke, when nearly three thousand employees of thu No- va Scotia Steel and Coal Company dropped their tools and walked out,

in the shipyard and car works plant..

Tile causes leading up to tile strike

are not generally clear to the public. A statement on behalf of the conlpnny says: “All operations-nt Trenton were discontinued at noon today, the men having failed to give notice or present any request, the company is unable to state the reason for- their action. and tllus. without notice, the ytlrtolls activities of the company which are virtually given over to the production ot war material are brought to an » . .........

OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO 1

ciiiiilsii siiclilsi

N,-v»~|'e»o-`o'oo~olv»<roo4»4~o»o 4

'House To LET-LEWIS TANTON Wert’ will by U10 “thief SWIIHS- fm” lava Ilttllclwli on tile Aislln llllli ole.-_

g05q.3.13M|-ipd, morly the .Alilericlln sllip, Balnialla. ,._, ,I p,.|.,(,ncr put “_ ~,,,,|y 1,, KI.;

~ . -’ which ITM mme' 0" the P“cm" CPM( ailnctlling to cat from the l"l'cll<'il tic- o'wAN1-Eg, him. HDR GENERAL in the seven niontlis_ preying oil Aill- _.,,,,,,e me prenctl still have plenty of

housework. N0 WMIIIIIK- APIJIY "‘"'I°““ "WI AIIIQII SIIIDPIUK WMP" food," but tllatfwzis not lilo purpose at ‘Guar'dia_n. Oillce. . 80735-7Mtr sirandelloii one of the Society islands ,f um g0,,,,,»,,| ,,¢,,ff_

'T0 L21'--oEN1‘RA5-I-V I’-°¢A_'|’5t2 . wi-lens Tse GERMAN PLAN

s bright, front be rovlli ll Di' V0 i FA|LED

rllmliy. Apply at elm-lilan oines. '1 "E WEATHER .

_ °°s4'5'B7M“" TIPMPEWATIIRE9 The developments of the past three

0 TIDE, MOON, ETC, weeks indicate that the llattlos ol* the

°w~ANTso - To nzNT on Pun-

lChl\3D I lmilll Il0\ll9.9“d b'“'“~ C"“'. I - the rieiiniic purpose of ser~lil°iilg pos- -t““Y.'IDcat.ed Dfderfed' Apply M' wlWdolanI'T11iIrTh)nd iggaaragvevoztgovwt session, of the Forest. of l.ulglt», Coln- U- 0. Gilhfllllll Omw- 8°“'5'12M"I_ The _ima Wm be hmh tmsinernéon peigne and Villcrs (iotierel with the

1 outlyin woods of ’l\lliesl-.ollrl. Our 'V/ANTI”-A MRL FOR GENBRGI' 3 :é'5€i.w;T‘;.r,|r|?wbaét 4|',5|;han(:°Tlg:.'x'; Scainpgaild t"aslclioli. so llmt. this

\'l0\ll0W0l'K Ill f0|1\`|IY °T ““`°°' ° lmonhn ’ at 500 Monday M 5 44-and great stretch ol wooded colllltry might 'WA!l\|llS- WASP! 030-00 Pe; Tuesdf at 6'24’ ` bo used to conceal ill-opnrattoils for month. JPPIYI SWAP! "T°r°“c,, The inn 5ét_B°m|s evenmg and to. In ndvnncu upon Paris. Ili thc dc- Bfid 81|” 800°. I5°» H°“'°;‘;°°°;°i morrow M 9 and Manda), at 9 01. it partments of those forests lilo whole ‘P~ OVBU* Q94- City' 80.69' 3M ‘ rue' _tonmrrow morning' Mandiy and :Qmy oi’ the Crown Prince could he T '- ‘ ‘ ' _ dden froili tile aerial scouts ni the

'TH' wr' Prrzns' s.TA§ml:||r¢:,§E T“1T:g:g ggglzamnew mom; my Bah"-. Allied nrmies, and the elelllent ol' sur- ,*°"Y Il~lU\i,°D°f¢!i“L ‘Pl W" H ds -_mm 8", at 5_03 ,_ ,,,_ prim eonifl llll crlnririsntiy rt-vimnl-ll “mm “TT 'uk md!! In ?inTo kr-ep 'The nrsi'fll'isrter or the moon (viii “P0” the "HM H1080 0|' the srcui con-

°“°“3h P°t“°°° 3”; 3 329 Sh`lp_ bo on s“,,(|ay__1“n,,|5¢\,_ M g_12 ,_ m_ flint. The Germans. nt. great snori- " the mm "mums u ' I The length of today will bejlftegn flees, have won their way .to covci' in

peru having carloads of potatoes Ui

»»-» »»»»-» H- D- fr- “"“.i.':.:i".'::.:. "::.'r‘::..'.:sl ti: .s';’:.'l=:.'l‘x:“;.:“.‘;';r.;!:".‘Inf "il °r Al .yil- Vi'°°1tI- - .A i°"“ “’"?°"°" . I ' “lm nasal- is tl... all-an at vm N cot. _.»- so f. ,_ , iltiu live minutes. ._ W ° .

ny.

abrupt ilnlt."

(‘.. G. Dane. the lnon’s-l'cprescnlativr-

and organizer ol' the Federation of Labor, to which they belong, gave out at slaieiiientlllis afternoon. Ile says llie federation has spent tliousands ol dollars in It vain eiTort to conclude an ztniicallle nrraligoillent with the coin puny, that tho company has no regul- ar pay day. that wages are lower than paid at other industrial centres, and that filo company refuses to recog- nize the federittioli.

MINES IIESIRIIYEII

till NEW ZEALAND

(Special to The Guardian)

WELLINGTON, New ZeaIllnd,June

14.-Two enemy mines have been de stroyed off North (Tape, the northern extremity of 'New 7.euIu.nd, am.-o|'dine to nn announcement made here.

it is most likely the ilillies found

limiting off the north coast of New Zealand were laid ily. -the German commerce raiders. They probably

I l

- ous Frenchmen.

(Special to The Guardian)

LONDON, Juno i4_---'i‘llv news oi'

this morning is distinctly rea.~<slll°illg. The Germans llavo In-ull held :lil alolli-; the Oise and Aisno fronts, save at ono point to the east ol' the i’ol'r\st ol` Vil- lere-Cotteret, w,Iiero they gailll-ll ll foothold in it village wltllili lilo i"i‘eii<‘il lines. At other points, pai‘licill:li‘ly oil the Mery sector, tllo I-ii.-ill_v ~illi`i'l-roll serious losses without. liiallcillpz any progress. ln lllakiiig :l pnwI-l'l`ui collll- tei'-attnck on that part ot' lilo front between Courcellcs and itiery, rc-I taken by the French on Wednesday the Germans yesterri:l_v were Iwlllgilil under the destructive tire of til.-l i<`rench guns, and were i`orccll to rc- lreat to their own positions :lt`tI-l' hav- ing suffered very heavy losses.

it is annouiirell that in tilt- |»;llll.- ol'

Tuesday :ilnllg llll- iliaw tilt- l~‘l~t-lll-iI‘ vaptlired ten glill:l, four ol' tilelll of large calibre, :ind many lilllvilitio iglin-l.

GERMAN REPORT `

The (lerliians stale iii their oiliviall

reports that their booty ill glilis siiirrc 'ho beginning of the battle ol' lilo Oiso aiiioiiiii.-l to one lltiiilireil aiill lifiy 'zo lar as can ai. present. be :isli~¢»l't:iili- od. Tho (ieriiiaiis rel-koll tri-illzil lllol~ 'urs as giiiis. The tot'|l llllrl' :-‘wt-III-d loilllllii forlllid:liliI~. `

TANKS PLAY IMPORTANT PART

'I`Iie iailk is pltlylilil lin iiicl‘i‘a.~:i|ii',ly

`illportallt part. ill tilt- oplwlliioils oi” til the lirlliies. it was wilil luilirs that the Germans lliarlc their big l::lill in the Iiorrv all liar .aol-tor of lill' »'\i.~:lle battlefield oil May Ll7lii. lilil`| 'links appeal' to have hail it l:ll'i.~,l-_ part ‘ll wiilllini: till-_ i<‘l~I~llI-il vi.-iol'_v ol' 'Nediiesliliy iii the Matz Valli-_\'. r\ 'eport i'l'olli llel‘lili.sl;lll»:i iil:It illorri hull sixty al'illllrl\ll cars :lull tallh:-'. lro lying shot lo pit-cl-s on lill- li;lltll-- Iolil. 'I`Ii|~y were not piii util. lli` ;ir'» io liuwevel' and they llrlil ilvl -ll

le lnoll- api-cdiii ailll t-.i‘»il\ llltlloltli- 'ered on the llclll llinll oilllvl' llie liri- isll or Geriliaii.

GERMANS LIKELY T0 GIVE UF' B/\`i"l'LE OF OISE BECAUSE OF COST

lo l le l~

lroken oil willlill ll iilI_v or tllo _ >

he lii1tt|o_ oi’ the Alsllo was. ill-rllllse tlio'price tho Fi'cil<:li :iro exalclilit; bo- roiiies too still' i'or lilo :l<iv:ilii:ti.:»~.\ rained by the cilclliy iii his Illivzlllcl-_ `i‘lie iilentiilclttioil of prlsoiicrs Ileloiig.;- llg to foul' (lerniall divisions on it llo- iition of tho front along tllo Matz riv- ‘r lcswllixiil l\\'o llllll-~: ill I--:l "‘l lr. .lil -mist (‘.llill-|ll.\4!\'r- |'i"l li' ll' li, Ii- ~ iliy's zis.~i:i\iIti|lf: \\~:lv|»'l Il-~l ` l I' ii~\‘riIiIe liissos. \\`Ill~il l‘~-- Ill - » I '-neil the (`il~l'lii.'lll :lli:lf"'f"'< » ' t is now kliowll to llrllwl i..».-ll if-'lr - -l_ livlsions on xt front oi’ 21 llliles, or it division to nach lniio llild rt tlali. Tile erirller reports illllivzltiiii; lilo pri-sl-_ -lice oi` i.wenl_y tllvisioils in till- as- iaultiiig waves oil lilo lwoliiy»oile iliilo "rent were not borne out by the ox- lliiiiiatioll ot' pi'lsollel's. ii` l`olll~ lli\~l~ -lions wt-ro piil iliio tile lille on Woll- :iesllity oil a two lliilo front llll-_v \vr~rl~. ‘iihcr i'oi‘lli:iiioiis greatly i'i~lllici-tl by casualties or were iilalssctl ill sul-Il density tllul slllcll tire illiist havi- lileant ninssnl-rl-_

GERMAN LOSSES WERE CRUSH» INGLY HEAVY

A report. of lilo struggle on lllil

part of the battle line, says Allied uil~~ men dropped litany honibn llpoll lill- lnemy limi then attacked with lhcir iiiacllino gulls. Tho iieriliall io-sos -inller the conditions ilchcrillf-il nillslt lrtvo been crilslling even |i<-t`llri- till- French tanks and infantry took tllcir. ‘oll. Tile German runk and iile may

Aliine und the Oise were plunllcll with

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. I

lore! ol' iii IIN* i1l"':-I l`ol't»::i oi' pl-igilt-, T

t'fli|l

PRESENT £\TT/\lLK IS TO (I

WO?D[`D AREAS _

Athi

The i'elle\viLI ol' till- |l:llli»~ ol' lii»

Aiailo lil ilio»\'ii|l\l'.»¢ l‘olt|-lu-l l'l~\:§Ilil this Iwi-ii iiiilllfl't:llll<ll ill till- llopo lil:ll aiiilolii',ll <ll-,l`..~_Ql~-it ill till-il' l'l'.»ill:li ;.i lzlvlt by lilo iiiil,-lilliil lit~|`l-live ol' lilo I\`l'r:li1'It :uni lit‘I‘iI.'eil". lillqv iIi;=g: iI-< llillt- lo l-iivi-I Iv lil-~ \..».I»-il-il I-~. irlliii oiliicr I tl lloliil ol- till- .=l:Il,lI. _-\ \il'¢-sisteilt `|`ol'i III rio so lil:l_\' ll-~ :lllticlpated, el§=Il Ill ltI»- tn. .- ot _ io:\:li».»=., i'l'ii' iio‘:lt|\‘;Illl~- llll\;li'tl i'.ll‘I». Qltli Ili# iliiillll iljtlil till- .i`Iil'v:iii oi \tl- Il-l“i l‘llltl\i'~-I ltilll l`olll|l.~i;',l|~- zlri- lll'lll l_\' Ili (i<'-rillan ;Ill;.'.~:~.-.loli 'l"lIll:. til- rl\iili'~> ot' ilitelw-_i IrI:I\ .-tlaln-_I'~ llllle l`i'oIli liie \-.I.».l llzllli; lli tll.- til-,~.~ lo liloI-ollll|»l‘\'-1lllll|l of' lilo .\i lll~_ im.- itlo illolllolll lilo ii.'I- llilli :L hull' illiil lrllill lilo itiotltll IIl\:iIl~ l‘-l.li;/. to <'II:ll llvigilll iooll:-1 :l i<lll~ \\.l‘. iliill lllt- I-_.I ini: poor.

.llilit

Il.-_l\ '.'

r-'ioHTlNo om r;i=:n.\l/\N lrlo

Dilis oowlu

_ I'.'\ItI2i, .ltiitir Ill. I"ii‘,I|‘iili'_ oil ilif' ll'lilii oi' lIlI- iii~l‘|lI;ll| .lii:Il'll;< i|.t:: ill"-i liiiwli, illvrl- Il1~iil:~_ oilil lot-:ll oil I". iil_lii:l l:l:;l Iii_i.{ilt, ;l<-I-o|‘IlIiii_ l I=i:iii~tll~-ill is:-.lil-ll Ill' tilt' \\';ll' till, iI;|_\'_ iii-i\\I-oil iltl- illiw'-.l ill \

"Ilt|'.»l'i-l. :liill ifil.ll<:ili 'l`ili|-i‘i'_',' ititfllilll-:a lilo .'I-‘l~lol' ill-lil il_\‘ .<'\iliI~,|-I.-ntl l_rI»o|l\: till-l'-A \v.‘»:a .ll'|i|il~l'_\' lil»i||in-,-_- ,|||,~ lil); till- liiizllt. .`l iii-rillclll zlltzlvli iii-lil .\lliiliiil. \\'t~:ll of lilo uid- w;l_; I-nl., pit-li~l_Y Iiroltl il up.

tl illi-

i'i‘ II? 'iii-i' \\I|ll-il

oTnoNo r;l=P»MA'N ATTACK

smrisli r~‘RoNT iN Fl./\N

ess _nel>ul_si2o

D- .

I.tlI\IIlti.\J_ .i|lllI- I-l. .\ _.ll-oil.; <-ll.--

t|i.\' i>l'_l‘i_\' this illoriliili' ;lilril‘llo-I oil-\ 'il' till- p<l,~:i~1 i'I\t-I-lilly I ‘.l‘l|lli:=I|l'¢I Il` till- llrlli:-'li ::llllill\'.<-nl Ili Ali-l'i'l tilt- |"i;tlllli-l‘:: l`l~liiil, lin- \\.':l' oilli llllltli<‘l~i-'_ 'I'lll> :lli:lvl\' \\'.'l:l l-olll

rl-|litlill li.

:;_ oil 'i‘ :lil

pl»~ll-l\.‘

coMP|_ETi: nEPUi.sr; or lzrl

ev AMERICANP.

EMY

\\'.-\t4lI|I’\i|t’i`iil’\I'_ .ili|lI- i»i l`IIl,

|'<~|l|l|~t- oi' I~llI\llI,\' :l;l_lI'l lI,»l-.' =_li l`Il:ll»»;Il| '|'i|il-l'l'_\ ~.l.il tIl:Ill to~ 'I-. tor iIl~~ lit-i'iil‘l|l:~. \\'ll,- l~I-|»..l>lI-li i.l|,i;»;,. ill lit-lit-|':ll |'\~|':;llIil‘-.`~ Iwllllllliillilliit-

I lvl

l;ilI~tl~ itll*

llill .\llll-l'ii'ati lllli-~: .illl.lllI»»ll _\ lilly by lllltilii; lilo I:l-<.' Ill' til- t.l ilU>1liioi1:l ill tilt- lit-|lo_l \l.l.ll|_

'i't|t.|$L

MOST ENCOURAGINC NF.V~/S SINCE. BATTLE BEGAN

l.lil\iIlliI\l, .llillo l~i.»---'|’|l<~ ill-\\':

lilo ba|li\‘i`i'olll lolliiqlll is lil- lllo:=| "I\"‘ilIl`f|.i’.I|i,; .sillro lilo oi`i'I-ii\‘i\l- iil tili- I\'ti_\'oll .~u-l'loi- Iliiiflill .\iilI till-l-'i '

I'|'i>\\'iiil' il - ' " ‘

l froill

‘ I.l .I

GERMANV wi|_t. Diici..-xnr al.

Aol; or-‘ EAST co/lsr or AMERICA

UCI(-

I.il.\Iiii)Y\', .Inllo ii, `i`ilt- lil-rlllall

;lillllil':lll_\' iiliitlllill lo li-~I-i;ll‘»\ lll-- 1-|'|i i':i:l:ll ot' illl- iiiliivll Still.-,~l itlvxil-Ii Ill l':lll.ll|l:t|| \\:lii'|`~:, it Ii '/lille. .lilil \\'ili \\':ll'li til-l|ll`.‘lI :llii

.»‘.:r_\':1 il dl-:~|llll\'I| lo till- |\I.\l'li:lil_~;l~' i;l':lpil irolll .\lll:.il-rrilllll, illlolill

|loi'i.~l i'l‘i‘~-i\|»Il llolll Iii-rlili.

<'.‘i".l l'l'o|ll

:liii'|'i'

|i|ii-|'::__ I`l‘|w i'_ lI»

ERITISII I-‘TION"i` ABNORMA

QUIET

L_ LY

Sir Iioligizls Iizliit :l|lilollllIl\.~; iilxll ill

:liill :.oilll' tri-ilvtl liioi'lai':-1.

ITALIANS BREAK AUSTRIAN

TACK

June, il.--I\il.-lllll |luili',:ll’i.lll _vnsi<-rlial_\- hlllriiiiii: tilt :lltllcil al llalllliii lines oil l‘lib_\ Hilllllliil .ln Moliiiceilo it‘iiii:l-. till-_ ltlllinll ll' live lliiliouiircll ioil;i_\“. 'l`lll~ nlllll broken li_\- lilo Iiniiaiisl, _

iii' til'

(‘()MIN(l I‘i\'I~IN'l`S.

.\ .\`.\`t)l’N(‘l‘lM.l'll\"I`.\‘

.\l IC |C'l`l NGS. l'I'I`t

"TOURIST RESORT-'I‘ill\ if

llolrl will open for thi- .~‘I\n~.-oil l6iIi_ W. lIi'owii, i’owll:|I_ prol

°*'I‘Ii~\ IrrVi‘|'lN'\ili I'iurlors I1?

open :ii tile I~‘irlridlt l!'ltol l\vt»l§\~.S:ll

\‘.'. llrolvii, l‘ownul. iiroprieior.

MORE REASSURING NEWS

I FROM BATTLEFRONTS

Although Enemy Has Gained Cpver in the Woods Along the Oise lie

lias Not Yet Secured a Footing in the Coveted Forests of .Villers Cotteret or Compiegne Wfhout Possession of Which tie Cannot Get to Paris. German Losses Have Been Extremely llcavy. The 'Kaiser is a Spectator of the`Fight and iias tied t-e liumiliation oi Seeing Iils Guards Run Panic Stricken and Broken Before Victori-

'i"i'lOP.AiiL`/ `I`ii‘lZ DECISIVE BATTLE tS|icri_'li to Tile Gl.t.lrdiziri)

_ i,¢)Niii\;`»,_ _lllllo ll ill :ill ilIt<»l\‘l<-\\

\'.I|il till- lalllliflli I\I»l'l'l~-=llI>|i<i~»lll,l lI| till- I‘IIili i':li'i~1il-lil-. ‘llr lllil- llvlill'-. i-I. 1 i_»»i~I| or lilo .\Il..lil'..ll\_'_ its lill-

I ll_i~-".lll:', lo :ly \'.liIl rl-.'_ll‘ll lo ~.lil»

ill.ll‘iii|»Il: 'l‘|ll- .\iiiI»li il:llll~s wlllllllllc to tciill-I llltlrl-il|~i‘lll:lill\iilllll;il'iii~<1lll;lll |lI.- t»llt~lli_v izlli Ilililli ll I-'. 1'l~l‘|:ll|II_\

itll! iil:;l ~ii'-~~‘ ,l;t|il|:l|l' illn

ll ll lllfll- ll;l:l'l.Ii‘ill--. ;i.;lll III->_\ ilolil \\.I- :ill oi. lll»A|' -llllvl <=--\--li ..~- ' 1| ~»»I rlli till- :l\Ii';l_.;»'. ,\\<» ll.. .- iilti` i'l.|.|:|i» ill Ill. tI= =lilI_.-. .I ltifl-‘~- .lI'.~ _»liI'»» oi. ll't»ill |i.llilli'. .-5| l.I-<'| or -»\-wt -l'~~.-. . I-tl: l Il of itll- lllill-l' lor. .lII~ ill ill, ~<ill ' li ol i`I-||.lli‘ _ ;|ltlI il i~ iillll-lil t!l.I‘ ~l_- i*» ilil ` lIl` l.llllj. of I.lIl ;lll.lIll‘-.:Il~a- llIl-'ilIIl\lI tl .oil ll..,. II.l.- ill loltl

...I'tl~~Il _lon Ill;l\ pill llll-‘ll t liIl»ll»;|l:'-

mil.. \\lillIitl| I::l<I.il:; :iii Ili illli.l lI-ll it Iv ill.. _:.|llI ,.Itli lilo. :~liIl-=

(5’»|iz~I;l.\i io (lie (Il|.ii'til.illi

l“liil1I__lllIl-- li Iii '|'. ii* l. ll lil

:'l..Ill |ill» |»;I\liI~\.I~i»I !.‘Ill>.;lil-»ll: |il»

.~ j_I\:;I~l'.ll i~.»li|li-V »' rl li 'llglli _!IIl|:"Il’ lil..| il in i-‘Intl '.,l-ll .- l-...toy Lllti. l-» :‘»ll'li . |i.Iillt il- ‘lu ll Ill il. ~ llilllw' l. l.lIlli l'Il, .I- |ll~i.ll||i |1l.»;.»-iiiim. i _‘Eli >:\lill:' to ill- ~1 -ll I.-.lil -l<. .__ |ilI~-*1I§|'.| li__.' II. itll' I.-l:|.- ll-li" I :Ii|flIl|' ill!! l-'l'l Il \.‘_illi- lil 'I-lllliil t.\.;.~»:I-illlll itll |.l>. I-.I-‘.1 ‘.II- i~`I~I .I' It ri. EII lil 2-I. li .I Ilil ll. .l-I 'ill-ir --\‘.lI .l' II' .Ii \-.Il1~lt Ii llI>l'. ll.lil-~ ,~II».<. itI~~ \\-l'-- ]li'l‘ll.ll'lill' ai \=l|IIilI' Ip|l'.'liilIii_ l..I» llllllt I --li illitl ilri. lil -I il_\ till- IiIl :i,t:llli.- :.llli_L, Ill' lil/ 1' i'l<I.l'll t'»»Itlll~l‘ |I|<»\\ ‘it illl \l~»!il~II .ill ltlllllilll ll liiil in I ill l

tioo pl'i-<oiI~~l':: zllwi -.llll-i<li.:;~ ro _~llli.iisl-_ .l illllpl-ll~ I.l` riI~ i\.ll |»i"~ rl.-ll ||"lllyl~: 'i`ilI- |.lI-l :ll.li iil»- i\-l§~‘ -l' il |~.llIl=,.ll iw ilzlvl- I -ll \l‘liI‘|l|ll\ lilo ilzltli- l\'~ = 'llill-'ll :11"lll'll:l»»~il

till- livlllllil l'-rl. . `i`!l~ iiIl,l ll. jll-r'i.'tllll' l\iiI|'i»'I_\ Ir. :~;';lill illi'l‘1~l to lll.ll`ll iiill-~, lol' il<‘t'!il1'il g\l,.lll|»~i':; ro

gl<»l'I ill_lI lilo l,li<l|ll'I- ol' l`llillp~‘ii',il‘ .. l tllllI lllll Ii lol il I *llllllll I,Ili ill~.. lil»l op.-l.l|iIl|, l.,ill". .-llll-ll.;.».i II l..»Il LfI»!lI.ii»ll'~: ;'|i:~l.l 1-;l\:li'i'_\'

|~~r.Ml‘i'i<;i‘~.'i` rillw 'lllilf/\`l‘i"r~tr.D

till/i\i l\'Vi‘ I'.iIl`tlé`»

till li »lllII illlli Il r‘.l,..,,l l.t

:lIlI'I~ l-I ill-: lt--il.» .tolli .~.lli|l~-lli~

:iIl`I;|l»l~- I iI.lil~ l.\_.l pllilzt' »'liliiIii~'

.il|l_ tIll~ I»l;l.-l' Ilvill_, Ill-|‘~.illl'Iliti|. liiil-1 .I vi-.ll I-l, Isl", |ll.l~, -lill ill lwlit, ill-i~.'lll~\\::l‘ll il llI;llIl» po-,’ii»II>, but tile i<`l'\-|lI~ll l'l-l>:||l'iii‘I» oi' lilo 'ilil|lIl|‘l:~l:i ‘.l-lr; i'l.Itl-llll <~Illllili:Ii-li. ill~' :|i'tl-l'i.-.- il-l-lliil,; lil-~ t!.i’ili:lll I-l-llIi'» l-xllllsiilt :|~»~ Izlli i' i»- i'|‘.tl' :|iI:iI'll

‘l`il-~ I-il<~l:l\‘ is l|I»“- li.~-|l |';lt»»i_-_ -iill;;ii:,-.g I l iill- pillll-:l'ii':i1-:l1;|I-|'|l ¢.}llii'.

‘..i»I'l'.» ill- i ui-Ilizvli iil Il_\ ll.~|ll\i'.ll

EITHER I|UI‘l’l|LI/‘.`t`lOl\.l TO THE

CIITHIVI/\NS

(lil \ oi' iil»~ Iliil-~»=~ .I Ill|illlli.ltiIll:. tlil

-Ivrl lrilt. '-lllil-l' .t j. I~.l»'l'.l.i_'. t- llll-.»:> ii.

.llill lo' .l I.~ll still llilltil ll i lr- lit, llwl Ill--ill II- \lI1I\|i :lllfi l\llll »~ tulle \.';l= ii.I.l.Ili'1ii/lui .li \\-illllli :lii~‘ -`l"‘illitl llc.. 3i.ll.iI‘ 'lilo I'l»|'llli;lI. lil;-i I'l~ ii-iillx ;ll;lll~;Ill 'l'llI- :ll- izll-lt l~l:Illll~».»i\ ,=|l|'|l||.~..'l| t|l»» tlwr .iiallei l\'lIl_ it |l»li!l_:', lIll\|ll»..»l\I ; ill.l~s illls oi' ill. .iitt lilllil, |l|'llill',l|l o|l :li'|il

l~r_l \\illiil \\.l=. lol-l~I-li lo ||.- ;l'

Iil~l‘ ill ~..l\'l

iIl'<';i!l~ll.-.'l\ j';l||ll|l ill Ill- ilil- _r-llil~.

SUPREME lllililll _ . . Al SUNIIVIERSIIIE

i 'l`|:l- |lI§ .liil-in .l:llll|‘; l`;l.ll‘i. loll\.I‘f.

I ‘il oi' lIlI-tl. \\:l» _ll-~l<'t"l.|l -.»llt~|ll‘<-I

itll Illl- _.~~.lI'~ ill Iioii il. ~_|I-,-_

">""‘I 'I`Ill~ t`lli--I' .Ili-.livl-_ ill pi'Ilillll|llt~lli_i:

I.=t'lill-t|l’l~ iillo.l tile pil .lllior l»\l~l'<-i'~.l-li

AT I itil- ||o|l.\ tTl_lt llil‘ pilot--.ill.l.-ill nolllti bl

l`oi'i‘l‘:i \\'oltlll ii;l\t- In-wil Iilillll- In iill|ll'iI<oll i»¥i\Iii~*| ilieiit i`lll' Iil`l‘. 'I till' 'l`|l|- mist- ol' S;li||lllr‘r-l vs tilt- :\lnx

\\'<'lI I\lllili|' (‘oilip:ili\‘ i:: sliil |ll~-l‘o|'i~ lllc

'ii \\':\:l i‘oul~i.

_ t`l.lll-l ;i<ljlllllii.~. l_oli.l_y ;ll noon il lllcel :iv..lill on .'\lollli.l_\'.

_..--.c_--.-..a.. _.s_._.~

IIIAPIIRIANT IAPANESE

f. I CIINEERENCE I-IEIII

ili~lll:iI (Special to The Guarriinli) ‘ .I-llil~I` Tflltiii, _lliilv ii ll_\' lilo .\~~ol-i:il

lril-llll'_ "ll |`i'~\<:< \ii iiiillortl-lli vlllilivii :l‘

» . .ll .l l . lill

li-lull-ll l\_\' Iriill. i»‘lI,~ illl _ `i~ili. ' '

ll bu uliitl \'.|\ll:l;z:it:l. niill ‘I`.l~l|:liil-Ill illi

- l’l'l‘illi~-l', l.i<-iii. (ll»llI~i~.ll li.-.i\_l|l|o, till

iirllay night. for lilo silulinor lliolillls. \lilli:lil-r ol' \\.lr_ :lllli olll- l~-., llllsili-I-I

li ill till- "lllelill __i:lt`i` oiiivl- ioriay.

Southern Serbia

§'E`f)_g;§1»;,'|,I'.-ala-.`wr‘.= '. ~ ' __

(Special to The Glmrrlian)

I,4t.\'lili'\`_ .Ii|i|»- I I 'i`ilI- :lil'.':~i|l‘- lil'

tilt- .\itl»-;; ill .-\il»:Ill:. _-__II till- illollliialll- on--. l>I»;»iI»ll \\'»~:;l I.1"i,.lio- liltilrillzi lll;l_v Ilroll- lllliio|~|;lili. ll was 1-:lri'i<~ll for- \\':tl'<| ‘_'|-:;li-i'|I;lv illirlll ivii iiiilusl on :l ll-olll Ili ow-l~ l\\'»-il--. I-Jil-von villages

IMPORTANT ADVIINGE

on Atsiirrilitriii

' ~ ‘. I

‘Allies Advanced Ten Miles on Twelve Mile Front ' Capturing _ 3I0 Prisoners. May invade

were occupied and 310 prisoners lak- I-ll_ Hy swinging around the north ol' Lake Ochrida the Allied troops illlgilt outlianlc and cnt off that part ol' the Bulgarian army holding the re- gion ot tile upper Czerua north of Mullastir and open a way into South~ ern Serbia.

l!`.pe=<‘i.=li to Tile Guardian)

l.||,`.`lJl>.\`, .itlllI- ii--<`.‘»=iioi‘;tl lfur-

»l»-; I.|lt~-~l'll .lt-llll» il;liiIiil.»l lo I‘l'r1mier ‘.lI~Il.-ll ball il-.~;ll.\It ll ]»l'ol'oliil|l illi- 1t'I _ i..ii illliollj: l'.lli:l<ti.'llls. III. ,im .nl IIlillillli;c»~ lilo .~:.-I-illilslliesee ot' tho l‘I::lll.-lll_ bill :lllll'lllI»Ii lilo |i~-l.l-rilillih- .oil Ili till- l`.liI.lIii.»ii r>ol'p:: to iigllt -I li,I- LI.: to olllllill \'iclol'y_ Hi- '.l_llll~_li l';Ill;llii:lil'. lilllt lilo (leriiian 0"" '\"‘ \\'-if-‘ -t i‘.|'<\:lt. lilellaleo wllicll l_l»ll|~| .\llt.-Iii till- ;;l-I-ali-.st s;lcl'iflcl- and 'ilIll‘.'lil.l~ io ti»~‘il.'»_\'_ 'i‘il¢- i‘;liladi;1n ll.»l»‘ \~,_-l~< iil»- lllll-.rl liizilliliif foriro of ill- l-» <4 -lil i`l'<lill, :lilll \\'zls ki‘_\'eil to ll il* :III-.I ,»il<ii_ iiolil i’l't-iliit~l~ [lor- 'i- alllfi ti.-:ll'l';li <`ltl'l'il~ i‘i-r>l»ivl-ll ii

:fill i.lIi l'Iu~I\gliioiI. 'I`llI- I'i'iiiili l\'liii- I- l' pl ill.-I-Il i':Ili:lIi;l t.l :-‘lllilll In-lilltli il- :.l'l:l\ 'll l"i"lill-I-

il i: ll\I.l;IliiI_~; llllliwl :l|l|l:l|‘<-iii ili:\l|

GREAT, RECEPTION

TO THE CANADIANSP

Premier Borden May Remain in London During

Most (,rltlcal Period ol W;-_lr_ Canada and I Australia Looked to for Vigorous Policy.

the Premier must remain here during the next few months. the most criti- cal period of the war. It is believed lo be Premier Lloyd-Geoi'ge’s desire. Tile Empire is looking to Canada. for a. vigorous policy. With Cimidl and Australia represented in the war court I-il it is believed a. more effective re- organization is possible. Colonial ro- presentatives have put efllciency and vigor first and seniority last. Britain and France must hold the enemy un- lil the American force is ready for the field. Tile American forces are rapidly increasing in numbers undef-' li<-il.-licy, while the Canadian forces are as.-llil~eIl of being at full strength. Sir- Robert Burdens presence here will slrellgthcll the effort of the Brit- ish i’renlier in his determination to ~.+_-I‘lil~e greater etilciency. .

-.A .-L_ _ _-,,.,.,`.,_,\,_ _A _,,`,___.___.,_,_,.__Y___Y.__ .__________<W______________V__A____________________v___:V _ _. _ _ _._ _ _ _ _:__ _________4

Surplui Anticipated.

'i'i-.» <~i'\ I-oilllwii il:\ilt :l illt-elillg oil i`l:;ll»_Ii:l_\' l-\'I~llilli: :ll \\'llii-Ii the esti- :l:lt.~~; lvltrll |l;l1<~<»<l :llill other lliisiiicss l~.lll.-~:lItI-li. i\ia_\'ol' \\'i-iglit pri-sidoll, nfl :lit itll- l-olllll-ililll‘.\= iverli pri->:clit.. Stlllic :ills-llssiilil iiiislicri :ls to the llllllllllllimllirili l'i'olll Ill-ilvl-_ Siewalrt. & 'Il_ i.l<i.. rl- l-Illlliliiiilig the lllxallioli =|' llleii' pi~o|ll-l~i_v oll lilo slilllc basis is Ill‘l'<-iol`oi*l-. Il \\':l.\‘ llvvilletl to ‘I-lt\'I\ till- iilxllioi' ll\'\-i* i`oi' Seiilcliielil ll- lin- .Iwi illll of lilo ttl~r»oi'dcr upon il i‘l~|til'li lrllili l\'iilllillei'>'iiii-_ (‘Illili. Aliiivi' ilillvt-tl. vi-<'<liiiIt‘il Iiy ‘onli r<lllilll. llilll liii- :.lllll oi' $450 bv lill-l-Ii ill lilo ¢»:<liillzlti-s t`ol‘ building u llllililly, iloli.<~= llezll' IU-llsiligtlill road. Ind for l~»-|l:lil'l to tilt- pzllice stallion.

i`ol|ii ilii|»_\' took 1-xcoplioii io -|l;lil;;I--I lI»~iill: lllfllil- ill tile I-siiillales -s :li'l':lili:l-Ii '|`ll<-,\ l-Il\'l‘l‘l‘Ii r-vel‘)'iliilig lil- vii; ~lil'\-‘_'.'l»i' ll:lll :isliell i`oi'_ t'llllll .`liii|~»l' ::;lili this iilattel' of ll-Ilriliiol; Il ilzllililii.: iirlllsl- :lt the I-li .\l.| Ill' iIl|‘ |‘ii_\ liits Iwvli |‘|‘i`t‘l'l‘i‘lI ll lll»ll»l'<» :lllli tio was .~'lll'|li'i:-wil iliilt 'Illill_ Illlol il.l~l nl:ll,il\ llll |ll~Il\'lsioii 'or it. ‘\i.I_\Ill~ llloligllt ilt\i`ol‘<- an_v~ ililof -_illllltli bo ltono lli till.; l'egni`ll all ill- lll~..--;::li-_\ llol‘\ilnt~ills :ls ln prop. l»|_\' ;lll.| rilgtll of \l':l_v :lllolihl be on

‘ llliiti.

'i’tlI\ iulllliili: |loll_~:i» rilleslioll was hn- .liy. Iii pri-,I-ri oi' ll_\' l'olili. lvlcl{ililioil nI.\'lll,- :lil .lllll-illtllll-lit. evcllndcll hv Hollll il.lltl~.l_\ lo tllo l-fl`<-I-t that tile ill ~li|~l»-l.ll~ iI|~ ill_;ll~iil~l1-ll to pro- I-.~»i \\_'li|l ill- illiilrlilili ot' it. liallilnfl lI»il=t- ,ll i\'~-ll~=iilp.ll>ll Sllorl-, proviliell 'ill- ill-II-<»_.»i'3.' ixrllliilli and pel'liii.=sioii ;; ;,t-l-iirl-ll, l‘Il:;l iii' i~1illiii‘ llili 0KCl‘(3lI '_:<iilo. l'a|‘i'ivii.

l‘Illlll. ‘l'I~o I-\|\l'cssl-il the hope that Ili- ll.-lv imiilillif Ilollso would not he l .~lll;lil lip:i_\' sll:liit_\'. Illil lieconl. and Iollilll nliolt :_ `

*__

ilIi’Iii ESTIMATES PASSED I

AT UUUNUIL MEETINII

Slightly Increased Rate ol Trxaiion Proposed

Estimated Expenditure lf $94,338 and Smal

I l

l'.lllll. itil<\_\'_ l-illlil'lil:lil of tile ilnanro

l~llllllli||~-1 al lilis point illii°odii<°clI .Elo l-=tilll:lil~.~°_ ill- slntml that the

I l

i`ii:il'Iolleiown L & P. C0.. .. 7,533.00 Market House . . . . . . _ . 3,387.00 .ilailltullallce of streets 9,945.00 Assessing and collecting

taxes . . . . . . . . ... . . . . .._ 1,285.00

Sinking Fund. Interest and

discount 26,960.00

Nlailltellance of Victoria Park 1,245.00 Board of Health . . . . . 085.00 insurance _ _ . , . _ _ . . ._ . ._ 1,000.00 t‘it.,v llull . . . . . . . .... _ .. . ._ 1,113.00 .Viisl-ellaneous expenditures 2,110.00 :school Board . . . .._ . . . . . ._ 21,280.00 .soiitlres _ _ . . . . . . .._ _ . _ . . ._ 250.00 \Valei' Coliiiliissiolrers 1,000.00

394.38818

RECEIPTB

lteai Estate Tax ...$53,349.00 |’cl'soli Property Tax 23,431_00

$76,780.00

Less discounts and

appeals . . . . . ._ _ . 600.00

$76,180.00

I’oil Tax . _ . . . . .. . 2,300.00 tl.°liinary Revenue.. 16,000.00

$94,480.00

Surplus . . . . . . 141.84

$94,480.00 $94,480.00

l‘oull. McKinnon thought that the

estimate for streets was not sufficient alld thought in view of the increased aniount to be taken in taxes that the slum for streets should be $12,000. lfollns. Connors, Yeo and Smith spoke along the same lines.

Conn. Riley explained that the MU-

nllltes for the streets are given by the city surveyor. lie thought some oi' lilo councillors were drawing the, long bow in their remarks about the had condition of the streets. He eonddbb ed they were never better. I-ie rUfer~ rod to tlle.recent letter received from the Minister of Finance. Tile' council

~ll_v l»lll'l»l~'-in i=l\iu.l: at ilu- rule of should be thinking of these matters. 1', pl- lor :lil ll,urpo.<| s. wilir-Ii will, The c{¢y_ he sB|d_ hu no "gm to rn lllt-:lil :lil iill-l'I-:lee of olweiilliiit of 1| iliio debt. There Ure many thin# 0! |l,I-, over lilo pr|\\'io\i.~l. |1111 up-to-date nBl.l.|!‘6 l‘BlllllI‘8d, .1 't`ilr- Ht-llllol llollrlt is apportioned rionht, but in these. titties in 5-_»|_g\~il sill.-ll is $2000 gl~.~alI-l- lhan‘plaees they are putting up vmL']g|-

ills. _\l»=Il- 'i'ilI-i»'il~.~,iil-pl..satdtfolm R11- more inconveniences than Gil” |- <-\», ,~_.~l.~l ~;l-lll-lwllls appl~Ilprt:ltioli this town has to contend with. Conti. Ntoy _lI-Ill: ll -=|lollill, llc said. ho kept ill ll spoke further along than lines. obn- l-Il.l_I| -.lllll-_ :lllli ill- Ill-lit-vert by next cluding with alstrollg lppell in MV( _l-lull' Ill» .» I-llnippoll lil.lt it will he ll thu estimates pMl0d tl Dl‘9¢Qn¢Qd_ t'l'|~llii ill I-\'»-ry \\'n_\' io the city. |'I`Iie Outcome Wa! Chl# \mQQ`Qm¢q\,

’I`ilI\ <-:.lilllati~s as sllillliiltl-ll showed submitted by Colm. ,il I

ll. lolnl l-xprlillliliro ol' $ii4.2ill8.lll, with onderl by Coull. CUADOHQTQUEW ol'illiizli'_\ not rl-veline placed at $94,- street estimate pllood lf. “L0” I 4:40, ll-aviili: an vslilllatl-ri surplus of withdrawn. 'Z il-list. I 'rits by-law aatilaristng me ing, gi

lfoilowlllg al-.l lilo figures: a tax on rest and 'penonst;;p|\p¢ly

at the rate ot 1% ont. VM read al first and :atrend time, ‘3

ESTIMATES FOFI YEAR 1918 P85860 AILGOIIIIIIQIOO. I. Ii ' _

A liye-llvi authorising the levy bf

l`lt_\’ |:ove\'lillll\lit . . . _ . . . ...$ '-1,052.44 if P0" WX UT "-25 Wu- 5-|59 P53390 i`olii'<- In-pl _ , . . _ ._ _ i'i.22l_00 ~-----

_-____-______....._....___“

i»'Il-tl ll~,ll. . . . . . . ... __ 5,271.72 (Continued on page me)

, , ....l

. _...... I.. .-1,44.,

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s. _§_ - l" 2

'Af