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IIIEKINIII IIE IIIIIIIIIN ` IIIIES NEIIIIPLINES IIIII IIIIIIISN USE
(Special to The Guardian)
SIMLA. India, Sept. 7.-The Gaek-
wsr of Baroda has provided five lakys rupee, ($160,000) to provide aoro~
planes for use at the British front.-
Last December he purchased the steamship Empress of India for a hospital ship for the Indian troops. soon after the war broke out he offer- ed all his troops as recruits to the British.
__diIIIIIiSHE.PIIIiL-
(Special to the Guardran)
CONSTANTINOPLE, Sept. 7.- The
enemy unsuccessfully bombarded with land and ship batteries our positions st Anafarta and Seddul Bahr. Our artillery caused tires in the enemy's .trenches and artillery positions at Anafarta.
PROF. BOBER WAS TOO MUCH OF A KAISER MAN.
WINDSOR, Sept. 3.-Proilessor
Bober, a German professor, who for many years was a successful teacher on the staff of King's College, has on account of his nationality lost his pro- fessorship. He left here on Wednes- dsy with Mrs Bober for the United States. Some years ago when making application for a position on the teach- ing staff of the Naval College at Hali- fax, Professor Bober took out natural- isatlon papers and has since been ranked as a Canadian citizen. When the war broke out he showed in such s decided manner that his sympathies were so strongly in favour of his native country, that he lost the respect and confidence of the people to a great extent. Public feeling was so strong that the college government felt that it would be an injury to the institution to retain his services, although his ability as a teacher his ability was fully recognised. Professor Bober has two sons and one daughter in the United States, where he has gone to reside. '
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articular amounts of 3375- 3475i gms ",350, Q1,500, to loan on 1;; °°°"i '°°‘ErEEy' Me0°EN:>'NE“o:E>rso Si Neil ,Sol c ora. ”"_9_8M3l_
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» LONDON, Sept. 7.-A German air raid on the east coast of England oc- _curred last night. The official state
coast and counties on the night of _Tuesday and droped bombs. It is lknown there have been some fires and _some casualties, but the particulars are not yet available. The number of .casualties will be communicated to the press as soon as they can be ob- tained."
NESPEIIIiN.....[IEiIIIEIiS__ ___
MINE NIEIIINIIII
(Special to The Guardian)
WASHINGTON, Sept. 7.-The com-
manding oilicers of the sunken liner Hespcrian in a joint affidavit forward- ed to the State Department to-day de- ,clared that frorirfragments of steel ,which fell on the deck it was “iiidu- ,bitabiy" shown the .ship was struck ,by a torpedo. Commander Main and ,the first and second officers of the _Hesperian made the affidavit, which was cabled to American Consul Frost _at Queenstown. They asserted a tor- ,pedo struck the ship about 8 feet be- low the water line and that several .steel fragments flew about the dcck .with large quantities of water. They also declared there was il. strong odor and a light explosion and that the
,ll;lesperian had a six-inch gun on oard which had been painted service grey and would not have been coil- ,spicuous even at short range and pro- ,bably would not have been observed ,at all through tho periscope of a sub- ,marine.
II. S. IIIIIZEN IIISI
[IN HESPEIIIIN
(Special to the Guardian.)
LONDON, Sept. 7.-The American
Consul at Queenstown. according to the Daily Mail has received that u men named Wolff, aged 21, born in New Jersey, was lost in the sinking of the Hesperian.
Minard's Llnimont Cures Dlnhthorla
EMPEIIIIH NIEHIIENS
NSSUMES IIIIMMNNII
. (Special to The Guardian)
PARIS, Sept. 7.-In a message to
President Poincare, Emperor Niclio- ,las announced that he has placed him- .self as commander of all the Russian _armics. The message was sent un- der date of Sept 6th, and is as fol- lows: "Iil placing myself to-day at the _head of the valiant armies, i have in _my heart, Monsieur President; the ,lnost sincere wishes for the greatness ,of Franco and victory for her glorious "army, Nichoias."
President Poincare sent the follow-
ing response to-day: "I know that Your Majesty in taking command bl your heroic armies intends to conti- nue energetically until final victory in the war which has been imposed _upon the Allied nations. I address Your Majesty in the name of France with my most cordial wishes. Ray- .uiond Poincare."
The message of Emperor Nicholas
to the President does not make it clear whether Grand Duke Nicholas has been superseded by the Emperor. During the last few weeks there has been severe criticism of the conduct. of the war by Russian authorities. The source of dissatisfaction, however, has been principally the inadequate supply of munitions of war. So far as cable despatches from Russian have shown,
there has beep no criticism of the Grand Duke in his connection.
INE IIESPNNNN
WIS NIIT IIIMEII
.l-,g-._l_,f,_,»,-,-l..__;l-,;_l§_l- .ll-_,_--___-l_»_-§ The Candidates for City and Royalty Address a Large
tiitizens. Government Candidates llr. Jenkins and
Mr. Paton liiade Great Iinliression,while tipposition
Candidates Messrs. iliglls and bully 0iiered Good ~ Nalured Entertainment io the Electorate._ Premier
Mathieson Delivers - a Rousmg Speech in which llc Replies to ex-Governor Rogers and Shows ills Record as a Member oi the Liberal Government
and -as Governor of the Province. A
The magnificent meeting in the of the personnel of Mr Benjamen directii;n,uclst\lIlliggleyallysdgigglx willellig
People's Theatre last night left no Rogers’ party. part 0 i , |~ [_
- ~ iito a detailed re- improved roads and bridges tirougi
go`ilrl;N'nrEirIei\tancN'i(E1lEl‘iiN'atie‘€hi-Iloiiliimbc time vliNvsE‘ei'EI'1III't;‘dlvN"or§l? (If the Mathieson out the Island amllii’ i10m0“5U`“'-9 o ~ ` _ turned on the liith inst by a great Government. That has been brought wliersidaslgllifadt l>!l‘ii:§0;(i)il¢`Jéi 0'§`hiéi@m;l;_V majority. It was one of the most rc- prominently to your n0iiCe by :he ‘jrfglsté are ableym tell y0u'be"el_ than presentative gatherings of citizens Premier und the newspapers dur nZ ‘-1 _ _ l
, _ lllgnllls, Every- I what is the opinion of the noun ry
ever held in the tiiiity and Iprcpoiir the llast twgugrmtlitisebc mmmar with people on me "pw system ol, the mum derance of sympu YV/HS W i Fei" 9 Olie S. or » ' _ ' 0 Mathieson and his supporters. The the facts. The present Governmenl E¢;i;i:ll§;;o?1ftlgllléefiéggi-U5igyggffaaigil Opposition candidates, Messrs Duffy succeeded to a lcgafry 01' $1.072-000 0 have never heard one man deny that and Higgs, confined their speeches debt incurred by their predccessotrsi the Mathieson Government deserves almost exclusively to petty fault- whose limited revenue necessitati the greatest credit for the lmpmve_ flndiiig, and had not a word to say their getting into arrears at thel ra e ment it has brought about on the about the policy their party would of $45,000 DCI' i1““\1m~ N01'-I‘°"t 1:3’ mms The Same may he Bald pursue were they returned to the any other one oili the Glovelrliléréleglqdfoi of' me public works generally. Legislature. liili-llrlliggs giiereil to ott;li’lagll;ili‘;si.mliblir1iil§ ulies amy »They The lute Govermmmt len Us supportaproposa o iave ic income ge 1 _- _ . _ » ,es 0 tax collected from Charlottetown rc- had not the means at their command xigghil Ieiq-SLS; 0‘E,:s13‘fig0i’0°ft):’;"‘2ll;`d gf turned to the City Council, but had to enziblc them to cariyou tht Governd Sewer-“ber In the interval 'between nothing to say with regard to the ment of this province efficient y. an ` - X 1912
.d l l lon ln me best way September 1911 and Jaiuary
I“c°me tax ‘mnected from Summer' In 0’ er 0 ge had lg l .ur debt and other four bridges collapsed, necessi. Nude' %E'li:.‘Ei‘eElmEov§ii'~;"isPx'}enn'Eieti3“I\/Iii)ENE§er §IENi'IxiiNN6ile"fIll<?iytY=i :ere 'giicngutconie But Uliiiig B further outlay on the part of "corp " I ` ' . the Government. Altogether $150,000 son showed the absurdity of Mr Higgs what rghetflaveiénomtelrllmezailddglishirge has been expended on Images over laun»cm“g any such pmp°sal.when the 3?; ill,§-als wllh ls gross neglect 1_0 the Island. This eats into the sub- ofiiciul programme ofthe party did not take advantage of the opportunities silly' but the value we are recelvlng Eiicioiigemggpifsiii‘gNh:;N<IiEEaEg§ :$552233 offered them whereby they mishthavo ‘S ‘“°"° "‘““ °°‘“'"e“”“’““’ Wm' me - ,, , ,, ' amount of money we expended. No °f "VIsI°"3 and 'dreams' the ab' glcreaseintgxi¢r;;¥e{::§k;l3gl(;?ve9l~llgl§ such important progressive policy in surdity of which was well interpreted Ovefiim ~ me Public Works De arlment would
lllcll opportunity occurred in 1907 when Sir 9
in the hilarious laughter with ‘N Wilfrid Laurier called the represents- imve been Possible had We "0" 8' CW' they We” received' The we.” in °rm` llves of me provinces together nm] able and competent engineer in charge ed' b"“I"es`“k° speeches of me Gov' ln lled them lo lay before lllm pal-, under the Commissioner of Public ernment candidates' Dr S' R' Jenkins ticvulars of all claims they had against W°"k5- We all k“°W the Value °f me and Mr lgmeg ‘E%w‘n“"were in pleasing th Dominion in order that it settle- H°“~ Jas- MCNQIH “S 3 Pmcficai C°m' “°"U'f“E E0 the “IW ebb“Im°"s °f ll Sm ml ht be m.,.lved at which would miséioner und he, in conjunction with the ?Ft’ll;‘;:3ItvIv‘;{1h“$v|;§`é"£"'il“;";‘dw2:_‘; fig' ll; blndlig and flmll for all llme to a highly efficient technical officer like PWC B ‘ - Mr Shaw. has been able to put the UGIVBEI b0i`0 Emilie Eesummiy to the c0me'k Thf L]lberal0lGl'l‘l';rlll?,l,'l';;ltllligq Public Works of this Province in a Siiminng Of the Candidates I" the mt ta e n Wm age ' ' condition of efficienc in which the
l they put on record not a single claim Y Y
estmmuon of a critical audence' 'i ainst the Dominion and in conse- "eve" were bef°"e 'md at “ C05: which Premier Mathieson had A splendid iligience were utofi’ with the minimum would have been Immssible hm] We reception and the manner in which he W “smile to receive as a result not llml a skllled pracllml mlm at llle deilll With the V0-\`i°U5 iluestions dm' of tml! Dconfereme Tllls' lleglecl on head of affairs. ln addition to the "“'"°“' “"‘1 the "mcism he °'f'~'"d ine pm oi the Liiiérais in 1907. which P“I’"° W°'ks "W G°"°"“m°“* ha” 1"' Fegilfdilig MF R059” ¥'€C0I"1 “S (»°m' included Mr Warburton and Ml, Geo_ creased its contributions to deserving iiJiBBi0I\€\‘ Of AEl'lCl1|U1l'9» Governor E Hu hes not only deprlved me pl.o_ institutions and societies. They have and patriot touched a responsive chord vlnce it (he nmmclal Mélslance lt given $500 to the P.E.I. Hospital, $500 in the hearts of the vast audience. richl deserved for a period of "ve to the Charlottetown Hosl,llal_ $400 to Mr Warburton mam) 8' haI"he"""ed vearg' but it put a stumbling~block in ""3 S“mme"5Id" H°S9IE“I~ $100 E° me defenco of Mritogers, but took good the Quy of the prosecution or our F,-ee Dlsllensal-y' $1000 to the School care to dissociate himself from Mr claims b the Mathieson Government for Blind at Hanmx' $100 E° the P'E'I' Rogers' views on imperialism and "men lt cyame into power As "_ result Orphanage. $100 to the St Vincent do pa""0"'Bm` Mr Duffy tl-'ed at the end however of the efforts and energv and Paul Orphanage' $1420 to th” Deaf of the meeting toquestion tliesccuracy qtatesmzinshlp of Premier Mlmlleson and Dumb lnslllule' l.lalll~ax_ $600 to of some of Premier Mathlesoiis state- the Wovmce had been able to make the Soglely lol- me pl-evenllon of ments. but the Premier Diode Short good lm claim for $100 000 per ummm Tuberculosis, besides a donation ol’ work of his criticisms _to tho evidoiii and this was the mmley with which' $100 to the Provincial Rifle Association delight of the audience' they were able to lay foundations for ‘and $350 for me “pkeen °f these
on the motion or Mr W' H' Aitken the prospcritv' and well-being of the \1°“"m'“l gardens which “d°"" Queen
EX-MBYOI' LYOHS took the chair. He province' -For over twenty years Square. These are some of the things invited the Opposition candidates and me pmvlnco had elllwr been bankrupt which have benefited by me increased
l&ieirEsu'l>`poIr{tiers to thg llialatfgrnié or on uw mink nl, umlknlptcy The aevenuo clltained by the Mathieson
r ' ' ggs an r ' E Public Works liiul been starved. thc Dvemmen'
Duffy and Mr A' B' Warb“r$(lm re- people were dissatisfied und. in many I 11000 H00 iii”-iii fliriliei' Wiill UH* 990111160- The G°"'0"’"°"‘"‘E can I‘fM"s~ cases, (lesl,0ll(lenl_ -l-he young people many questions which have been rais- Dr S, R. Jenkins, Mr Jnrlrxierlw iaton, saw no prosnmt ol mnklllg Knoll by ed during the lust six weeks or so. Premier Mathieson' Mr A' 'M li e?/'ll' remaining on thc Island and they left I H0011 UUIY BUY iiiiii S0 fur HS tile M`P" Mr Dmmld Nicholson’ ' " hr to help to build up the provinces where Dublic health of the community, and Ngaufrlce Bmkf and °mer" formed t' ei the outlook and opportunities were no QSPCUIHIIY U19 heiiilh Oi’ the <‘hIifli‘L‘ri. Dtxtrlnrm palr Y.i t d t rks llellel, llmm ll llley were as good as' is concerned I have found a very
er “ ew n m uc “ry rema they were hero. only in the other pro- SY"‘l’“Eh“EIC em' Whmi I have ‘"`5l’f‘I
[mm me Chairman' l l vinces they limi not the interminable ‘he °I"~Im5 Uf the Citi’ ill UIIS FGHDPCI. Dr S' Jenkmls fwh°l:vali recelve( financial cloud of prospective bank- AH YO" k“°W» I Hi" Di\i°U0\li8i‘lY illiof-
l»`VaIli\(`ilDl;i1\159) lad?-sin time gghgxggs mptcv lo depress lll,.m_ Wlllle other cated in seeing that the children of
I tilavlziilorrtnxllk goueveay shgcerely ml: Urovlnces were lloomlng and 0ptlmls_ the rising generation obtain a fighting enomlnatlng me as one of the candl_ tic Prince Edward Island was steadily mance at the Oufsei Of their Career. rl t l ll e' eslmmllon of Chap on the down grade and not avoice was The "mail 9“fI5fa0i°fY WHY I0 bring ‘“ es °" lg r pr! raised to bring hope and encourage- this “bout IS i0 °bi"I“ medical exam- l0ii8t0WIi- early 0f\ll'lY95l‘B 1180 YOU mem lo the rlslng genemtlom Slnce ination of school children. The intro- iiid me the h0i\°lU' iii 9 9C “I5 U59 ‘lite l912 there has been ll marked change' duction of this would be a radical °f y°“r represennll vis’ la?l "hug Now one rarely hears the "knocker" "I"“‘ge I" the D\’°VIii<‘-0- bill I nm the four SBBBIOIIB I 0 9885 “F9 B9 ln our mlllsl; ovoryolle ls opllmlsllcl satisfied that it would more than re- gmltr Illg_;;'§sl‘;°T§er“;yas§BEll§; everyone is looking forward to gl-em Dtiy thetroubie and cxponsfe which it
,lev lo mens: owl. one ls ll would necessitate. I have felt and
MONTREAL. Sept- G--"I csuuoi ionsdirliervelliiiiill illgnihf' ‘g"‘l‘fl“ limi? i>E'ince'a.iwui-ii iiiumi is Egosuneii Sit" C°“Bid@r that a beginning should
state positively there was no gun mill U Y All Déii E0 Ut l£hSwmws and most prosporolls provlnce ln the he made with the city of Charlotte. mounted on the Hsslleriall, but I lm “°E~ ce °f 'za °:°'""(‘i°':h 1; “tam Domllllon of padalla at the present town and that in due time it should practically certain she carried no °f mil' \i€;\5‘ Hn" e D -llme_ Why mls change and who ls sp;-earl throughout the pl.ovlnce_ I gun, This was the reply of _A_ 'ly-lv, publlc Pot tel; o e c ‘yin "mei" respllnslble for ll-_, There ls but one need not weary you with details of Allarll, latf élleclalilianlgixe liiznligllt, wthssl ,m;1` ni:;mlin;3o:e;;xl(i;i;p:o, exception rg ,msWel__ The change lsln consequence how this medical inspection should be as e e ni .e s sie- »
__ ol- the lm mvell llnanclal 0 carried into effect. All I need sa is
ment ou ihe creation-. We have its lilly °§P:l§{§;ngf '{,‘_’l‘l"2’lyl§°l,flf,i’{_°,§f,§‘l°l me proviiice, and more fer?-INNisi§ "mi "err child would be meuifiiiy guns mounted on any of our spins., ole ll t i/.d extent of my Duc. lm. ll, the Matllleson Government inspected and any defect noted and the \1il|°"._ BND! |15" 039° “YW 51334;’ "I°h“° “re t°“ol me “me to devote There has been a great deal of dis- P“"°“E° °" 5“"~*`dI“"*‘ Bfiviled of tho by the Brltlsh Government mr use qfli Goth =;€e:l;>s"S or the city Now cunlon as lo the accuracy ol the state of health in which the child was transports, sald Mr. Allan, then they lto ugnlen durmg the lan -four ses: Government.” clalm to have had an found. It would then be the duty of can erm ¢ii°D‘i I! U10! HKS. f0i' they KOH I h » been re “hm ln lmeml_ average surplus of $30,000 pal- annum the parents or guardians to give atten- are then classed as auxiliary worships sions' lililtgerioum made t vvhm I was lol. me three completed “mmm tum to the stale of the chlld-8 health' Our passenger liner are noi; arlnild ance tho mum" dmli In Hamar ,asm l llllnk the report of the “_ and also for the teachers to treat the anyway and when e Holpelrlan sa i- abseixlt lllth t notions gf my constmi terml audltol. on the amount at lMel._ child in accordance with the report |elil5dfr’o(t,l1gl‘:i':3Dié'\¢:i;Iv::i'9I:!l9l“|f;iir;ig’\ gf: 2:? ng: “sn exce tm the Pa no alll now llelng “ld llyllw Government received from the Medical ins ecto
is s, o s t t. o ll l l in iiiis way many u aims ibm bn
land a week, and we have no inform- woiildyblame me for putting the call llzlagnlftflfi ftr;';l';$,d8 tll“i°2v‘;“:lEg°p,f;'_ checked and a child giveneamlighting ation whatever that during that time of King and country before that of "mls" lnteresltolhe amoumonhree chance on lm eqlmlllv with more
elnything done to her in the way of put- lggislstitre for one session out of or four thousand dolls" nel, annum tavoureddchlrlliren so fsr as llellllh ll, tag on gun." . lh l 1llll_ concerne . ow, sl ,th G . ` American Ambalai’ i'°¢i9iVii1l P6- _The Patriot also takes exception to lhffrggexgii “umm of n3“fe’::lm;1l‘ ment has not bee: ablzaiio f:r tgvgirvye ports from Wesley Frost. American me on -the score of my Bae. Now.. 381,000 at 4 pe, cant lnlerelt There effect to my suggestions and recom- Consul It Q\l°°i\l¢°’"\ ‘l“°'"°n l6lili0iil0l\» if I l00k0d BB Old 3! 110°! cm be no plnsaylng "lla, and ll niendations in this respect; but they whether warninl was liven to liner. the editor of the Patriot there would should Drove concluslvely to the mo" ,lld not lu", me down allogelheh They Persons so fariseen by ¥ii;.°:roat‘ prollebiyabet ilirtrllilenfilgillilil tg; lliscoililll Blum mpporlel. of me ommlllon said that in the beginning it was Nxitnsngtgtzitalegg D:obabiy will M ilk: j°s°r'emEi'iyse\il!_ and the ediiorp of the.-that the Govemmeiii hill done what "°°°"°\'Y 10 NIH! ioleiher the par-
tivor stil leaves considerable number' ln," is gpm side 11| ' 9“""° debt- 'E has "°°“ “liked Will" “ted I" the w°'k °f the ' I; '
sn ister today' 1-ist of ideiiiiiioii l\1r~‘¥>strioi. iiisy win decide not youth. it claimed in the vor of reduction or °““‘ ““d ‘°°°'\°'° mm directly inter-
I i I ‘IININN IIEININS
l NHN_NINiI.H IIIINSIGREAT -ol-l_lEll-l-RE IiEI_’_l@i|i]iN EIIIII.
(Special to the Guardian)
PEKIN, Sept. 7.-To obviate the
necessity of again obtaining recogni- tion from foreign nations the Govern- ment decided tentatively to maintain thc i'orin of a republic instead of rc-
and Enthusiastic Audience of Representativerits’-112.222; ".:°“;::.:::.<.~.:::::.~a.:;m.:.:f;
one, according to information obtain- ,ed to-day from high official quarters.
BLIND SULIIIEH HAS
. I]NLI_._IlN_E.._NIISIi
(Special to The Guardian) LONDON, Sept. 6.-"An I wuut
now is for the Germans to torpedo the ship thou I may got back my sight," were the farewell words of Canadian soldier, Stanley Ciiambcrs, of Truro, N. S., who was returning with other Canadians to his home, as he was leaving hospital Tucsiluy to join the Ilesperian. Private Clianibcrs had lost the sight of both eyes through gas fumes at the front, but discover- ed after the explosion that sunk the Hesperlan he had regained sigiit of one eye. Surgeons had told Chambers that sudden shock wus necessary to restore thc sight, as it did.
SNNIIIINN IIEEIIIEII
IIN INE HESPEIIINN
(From our own Correspondent.) O'1"i‘AWA, Sept. 7.-Sir Sain liui=ZIiL‘-S
to-day received o telegram which was sent to Sir Thos. Shauglinessey by the captain of the torpedoed liespcriun and forwarded to the Minister by thc former. it expresses the iliptuln's apllrcciutlon of tho bravery and cool- ness oi’ Major Il. Iiano as follows: Great crcdit is due Major Bane for his splendid work in assisting in the wreck.
Sir Sam sent ri telegram in reply.
stating that the otllccr’s behaviour was “only in iioconlniiire with the splendid and distinguished service Major Baile has rendered in the fighting line."
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Mlnards Llniment cures garnet in cows
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desirable interference with the rights of parents. For this purpose they encouraged \Vomen's Institutes throughout the country to come into closer contact with the schools und they established the liomc and School Association, ably presided over hy Mrs Mathieson, in Cliarlottetown, for the purpose of studying school problems and interesting the parents iii the work of the teachers in the schools. One of the first results of the formu- tion of this Association has been the in the intcrnai and oxtcrnul coniiition ol' the schools ot' the city. Those who took the opportunity of visiting the Prince Street School at its opening session this morning cannot but have been impressed by the vast improve- ment which has taken place there during the lust your and especially since the closc of thc session. This is' along the lines oi' medical and sanitary progress of thc Matliicsiu- Government, and they are to hc cou- gratulnted for it. But it is nioro iliiiii that. It is the beginning of an awaken- ing of the parents of the community to the duty they owe in iiio rislng gcnerutioii. und eslwi-iuily with regard to scliool conditions. l nm confident that within thc next fnnr venrs the Mathieson (lovcruincnt. hnv- ing lniii thc foundations of substantial ulid lasting public works, will iinvo ui their conimanil sufficient. nioriiis io enublc them io embark on ii system of examination of school cliiiilrcn which will have no lm-is _iwrimiiicm an effect upon thc wcli-being of te community than the building of steel bridges, and tho making of permanent public highways. I nenil ilo detain you longer. l think thc record of the Government und my own record in attendance nt Legislature and personally looking after the intor- ests of my constituents, are thoroughly familiar to all. If you care to ro-elect me as one of your representatives I promise to give ns closv personal attention to the intcrosis of tho city 'luring the next four years ns I have 'lone in tho past. und l uni sure mv practical business collcugue, Mr Jas Paton, will he of invaluable ussistaiivc ‘D helping to further the inicrcsis or Charlottetown.
In concluding I should just say thot
with the near prospect of the widen- ing of the gauge ot' the Railway and the coming ilito operation oi' thc Car i"0i`l‘y a great deal of cxtru work and increased business will fall to the lot of Charlottetown. During the past three years I think wc have had n record so far as employment is r-on. Ceriieii. for I am told that last winter there was comparatively little unsui- ployment in the city. Of course, un. employment coincides largely with the clwing of the lisrbour. Now by the introduction of this car ferry there wiii-he constant employment all U19 year round and thc working peoplc of Charlottetown should be in as good a position in this respect as the work- ini! people of Halifax and St John This is something that has been accomplished under the Mathieson Government and is something which the working men of Plinrinttciown should show their appreciation of by .returning the cnniliiiiites of the Mathle
N y ‘lg mpghgf have we vo re _ i 'whom' °°lson Government hy an overwhelming
_ . present the in¢|-assed that in the course of time when this , :.:‘:..::.i.."';: ii: ~- u- f- it
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win -how no lo.~ of lee excelif mriiileht is fni\'ch~ below the Qverale ale drivinl from Charlottetown in any I°°I‘°‘I “W” “° “ "“dI°“I 'md ““ ( °" ““° °" 9°" ""°°)
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~I}EIIMiNS IIINIM
IHEI IIIII NIII
, SUE IIIH PEIIIE
(Special to The Guardian)
I.0NlJ()N, Sept. 'f.»~A despatch to
Reuters 'l`cli-gram i‘ompany from ,Anistcrduiu says: “A scini-ofiiclal Ber- iiii despatch rieccived hcre described as an invention the reports in the for- eign prfss of the Gcruian Emperor _Williani's request seeking American lint-iiiulioll for peace."
SUMMARY
_ _ -0F_WAR_-___ SITUATION
LONDON, Sept. 7.-News that Em-
peror Nicholas lius placed himself at ilic licuil of his army which he announ- ced in n telegram to Raymond Poin- carc, Presiilcnt of the French and the visit paid by the French Commander in t`hiei`, Jot'i're_ to italian army, tore- sliaiiow it is believed here, stirring events both in the eastern and west- ern fronts in which the armies of the Allies will co-operate. It is declared thc Russians are already nearly if not iluito holding their own against the Austrians and Gvrinuns whose advance at most points has been br- ought to a stop. Riga remains the danger point but the fact that the Russians continue to occupy the town after the Germans advanced to Dvina, southeast of Riga, loads military writers to thc conclusion that the Russians fcel prctty sure of their ability to defend the River in time to push sul‘i`lciently for westward to re- lievo the pressure on their forces on the shores of the Gulf of Riga. West- ward of Dvinisk und Vilna the Russian offensive has now licid up thc Germans more than a week and to military observers those two towns seem fair- ly safe unless the invaders are able to bring up strong reinforcements. East and southeast of Grodno the Russians have taken up new posit- ions across the River Stchara and its tributaries and the protecting net- work of railways which extends east- ward and northward. To the southeast among the forests and swamps, to the northeastern edge of Pripet marshes a great battle is in progress between the army of Prince Leopold of Bavaria and the troops of the Russian centre. Amid the P-ripet; marshes German l-‘ield Marshal MacKenzen is working for a decisive result. He reports he has taken two Russian positions. Still another battle is being fought for the triangle of fortifications further south of which Rcvuo and Dubno remain in the hands of the Russians. The Austrians and Russians are facing cach other .in Galicia and fighting continues. The stand which thc ltus- sians are making shows iiiui :immuni- tion is ample. Petrograil says the amin- unition shortage of the Russians has been corrected und while production is slow it is incessant and growing in activity. For thirteen successive days the Allies have bombarded German positions in the west only varying the artillery activity by occasional air raids, sapping and mining operations and bomb throwing. In this fighting the Germans are taking part. There is similar activity on the part of the Ausiro-Gi~rliians along i.iie northern frontier of Serbia whcrc the Teutons :irc Strengtiiening their position pre- paratory to a new offensive move- mcllt.
i`ll E \V IC/\'l_`ll ICR,
'l‘ E M VERA TURE,
TIDE. MOON, ETC.
(Special to the Guardian.)
'I`(lR()N'l`(). Soni. R.-Maritime:
Moilvrziio winiis, with pit-:isnnl warmth
'l`lii<l \\'lC.\'i`lll\}lt.~Ycstcrduy was
warm and plviisunt with varying iireczes.
'l`hi~ highest temperature recorded
yvsti~r<iny wus S0 deg. above zero. At ii n'i'Ior‘k ycsicriluy morning it rcgistorvil (ii ilog. niiovc; ui 9 last niglii 05 dog. above. The coldest the previous night wus GR dug. above zero.
The tiilc will be high this morning
at 9.24 and tomorrow at 10.17; it will _bc high tonight at 10.35 and tomorrow :it ll.07.
_ The .sun sets this f-vt-ning nt 6.26 _nnil tomorrow :ii 6.21%; it rises tomor- row inornlng ut 5.30 und l~`riilu_v at 531 ,_ .
0’i¢;lic moon sets this nficrnnon at
il. ..
The Inst ilunricr of iiic moon was
on Wciliicsilay, Sept. lst at 10.57 a.m. _ There will be ii new moon on 'l`hursday, Sept. iitii at 6.53 n. m.
The length oi' today will be twelve
hours and fifty-five minutes.
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