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OPERATIONS AT A oREAT~BRlTlsll,vlcToRY ‘BRILLIANT vlcToR|Es

THE l>l\lll>llllELLEs oN THE WESTERN FRoNT roll THE llussllllls

iiliiiialliii/“ill 0| B"‘l5hS“b“\3l‘il\0S- Allies Delivered Energetic Attack Along Fifteen Mile G€l'l\\3l\S Wilfl N->'~2HlDi€d i0 Alllil'0Hfl1

Fourfurkishiransporis and 0ther_ Front Piercing l-Jnemy’s Lines at llilferent Points liwina River .,<-.glulsed with llearf/

Vessels Sunk. Turkish Foriilica-_ “nil Cflllillrlllil 20-000 |’_l`_lS0“¢l`S “l TW” _Days Loss. ln Bayonet liaiile Russians

Besides Guns and Munlllons Battle fonilnues

“lm B€l\\0NiSi\€d GIIIIS. '. . _ Caplured Mg” and Muni|i0l|S_

l'AlllS, Sept. 26.---A review of ro ago lllld of small importance.

cent operations ill the Dardallclls was “The work of ollr aviators on the

lsslled by the French war office today,

reading as f0ll0WB1

"ln the Dardanelles the Last weeks -and reinforcements for the soutl of August saw little activity. Theylcrn zone has been happily com were marked chiefly by artillery duels. mid slipping and milling warfare. On

lllc defenders of a field fortification located in the Valley of Kervcres Dere to evacuate the work, and when night “The Britisil submarines whose

came our soldiers finished its destrllc

tioll. During this time ollr artillery continued its fire upon tile batteries locnlcd by our aviators in the stone fortifications of Aclli Baba and on the

Asiatic coast. The Turkls llartillf ry

is ca;»r‘cious. (lu certain days it ap- _ ,ll-are to be lacking ill nlnlllunllion nnd I 'lil fill? l\0l“ii\0l'n Z0n0 Ollr valiuli

its silellrzc, ospecl't.ly that of the heavy, runs ls nlmost complete. Oil the other hand at times its bombardment of ollr zone is as abundant as possible. We have suffered only material dam-

lifil' Of Siilllll-ll. U10 Dl'lnCiDHl D0illi Ui __lSpeclaI to the Guardian.) -during long montlls, our troops ad-

\‘10b“\'ka\i°l1 f0l` 'l`lll'kiSh BllDl>ll0Sl_l PA iS, Sept. 26.-Oli the western vanced towards the north compelling

plctcd lay the ure of the flee

August 30 our mountain cannon forced ‘

debarkatlon during the day time.

ac-

twenty thousalld ullwounded prison

of Arras is also re orted Soucllez

1- front the British and French have. tho Germans to fall back on their

_- captured in two days more _thnn trenches of the second position, from

threo to four kilollletres to the real.

Many vessels have been thus suilk ers according to French official com- The struggle continues on the wilolc lil' our allies. The Turks have nlunlcatioli issued tonight. New pro- front, We have reached Leplnc De been forced to abandon the work of gress by the l-`rencll troops to north Vedegrand and passed a cabin on the

road from Souain to Soulnle and a hut

p _

being stormed and captured. In on the road fronl Souaiu to Tapurc.

_ tivity in the Sea of Marmora is most `(‘hampagno the allied forces still More to the east \ve are holding the

straits some particularly difficult oper-

botwecn Nagllra. and Gallipoli.

allies obtained on August 21, a partic-

F! have advanced toward the east ill the

south we reached Lafolie and pusllcd

mi"V@ii°Ul‘- IUWQ 11CC0n\l>liSh€d in the continue to galil ground. The text farm of Maisons Dc Champagne. The

of the statement follows:--Our attack enemy has suffered by our fire ami ill

ations. On the 29th of August they `to north of Arras realized , fresh hand to hand struggles very import- sank two Turkish transports in the progress. We have occupied by sheer ant losses. He left ill works \vhicll Bay of Achi Elfman and two others force all the villa e of Souchez and he abandoned considerable material

which has not yet bocll inventoried.

l liil`0Cli0n Of Givennhy. More to the Already the capture of 26 field gulls

is reported. The number of prison-

ulariy advantageous result in effecting to north of Thelus as far as the des- ers is increasing steadily and ls ac- ille junction ol"tlle troops debarked at troyed telegraph. We made in course tually more than 10,000 men not

the Bay of Suvln with those occupyin the heights dominating Gaha Tepe."

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NEW YORK, Sept. 24.--Negotiaf

tions over tho proposed credit to Great Britain and France continued today without noteworthy develop- lllcllt, but' to the accompaniment of nlllny reports relating to matters said to bo llnder consideration.

For the first time since tho Anglo-

Frcllcll Commission reached Now York, at fortnight ago. there was talk to~lla_v till-lt tho loan might not be so lllllcll ns half a billion dollars. It scollls definitely estnbiislled that this was the amount on which negotia- tions llt. present wero llni-lcd, bllt ihcro prcvllilcli ill some quarters the bolicf that halt' a billioll dollnrs roproscnted tho hopes, rather tllnn the actual as- sllrllnces of the commission nnd its Anloricall advisers.

"Tile loan will not be more than

llllll’ ll billion dollars and will net the "Wcsior more than flvo per cellt," said ono banker wllo has seen the colnllltsslon almost daily. His asser- tion waa interpreted as moaning tllllt "ill “V8 your notes to bo issued by Great Ilrltaln and France would hear, illlcl'cst nt five per cent. and will bo 0ll0r<‘<l to the public below par. So

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far, illembors of th'o commission, it was reported, have refused to entcr-- tain the proposal tllat the iuterost rnto be greater than five per cent. Only by being purchased at less than ,par collld the notes bo nladc to yield more than this.

“This loan will not be rl popular

'loan in the sense that' it will bo wide- ly di.s'lributcd among investors,” all- othcr bunker said, “but it will be hold very largely by tho hunks of the country. l should think it would be possible to float it loan of half a bil- lion dollars, but' l do ilot think tllat il. lllrgor loan can be floated."

One bankcr was nutllority for the

,statolllcllt that thc conlnlission was awaiting (lovernnlentlll approval ile- forc procccdiilg further with ilogotill- tions. Bolh parties to the negotia- tions, it was said, had taken into ac- _count this phase of thc matter at the beginning of tho colnmi.ssion's work here.

Moulbcrs of so-culled pro-Gcrninll

banking houses of New York confor- lrcd to-day with the commission nlld are believed to have signified that tllcy will subscribe to the loan.

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Ullllrdg |,|||||N1|\g||rQ|g¢|1|ot Ill WWI |ll|lli‘d'l I-inlrllollf Cl-trol I M ll

to the property alongside, but witl tho plelltlflll supply of water avail- able the firemen succeeded in confin- l ing it to the store. Very little damage .was done to tho house adjoining al- though tlle store has been completely gutted. The roof has disappeared and the walls are black and scorched by ' the flames. The cause of the outbreak is not known as all the staff were

`colisiderable headway before th flames were noticed D0\ll'inK fr0m U10 side of the building. Tile spectacle presented by the wrecked interio was that of a litter of half burned hoxes, cartons, eggs, oil meal, burned bags. etc, swimming in a sea of brine and water. A big consignment Of 0838 wus all ready for despatch to Ent land. About fifty boxes were in stock. Tho damage will amount to nearly five thousand dollars only DH" 0

of them were drenched to the skin

thgero was every risk of a bl! C011- flegration.

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DON, Sept. .4.-The London

D£|?»NMn|l's correspondent at Copen-

' tto ked and wrecked

:gg l;?ftli\sl:N3brN1aricne E-13 in Danish

been decorated with the iron Cross.

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ot' this action about a thousand pris-

tinue to gain ground. After having crossed nearly tllo whole front ex-

sur Tourbe, a powerful network of trenches and passages, small forts

wounded of wllom at least 200 arc

g _ .

ollers. ill Champagne our troops coil- officers. Tho total number of prison-

ers captured Oil the wilolo front by the Allied troops ill two days is lnore

tending between Auberivc and Ville- tbail 20,000 men.

(Special fo The Guardian)

Along Whole Front and Allies Winning Everywhere.

_i’l'I'lllt(lGltAi). St-pt. 20.-lil'illiallt course ot' tit-spcratc llallll to hand [lithi- vlctorlcs at both cnds ot' tile lollg hilt- lilg, two lllllcllilli: gulls and over iw.-l

,gtntehlnnt hy Sh- Jollll lol-hun-ll Says, tlefrollt were claimed ill Oiliclai tics- lllllldrt-il nlcll wcre cnptllrl-ll. (lilo all energetic attack was llclllvel-ed patches to the VVllr Otllco today. height cllallgoll hands rf-pt-all-lily, North of Al-ms and thc encmy lines Gell._ltussk_v ll:-ls llentcil back with lll thc rc-gioll of Slnorgoll, on lilo were pie,-md at Sew,-al palms wllh heavy losses German forces who at- frollt soutllcast of Villlu, and also ill

llritisll gains of 4.000 yards or lllorc.

tclllptcd to npprolll-ll thc l)willzl river. the rcgioll lli` (lwlii. cast oi' liida, 1-ll-

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A mlllmlll alluck WM "mlm all lllullg 27 llliles l-ioutlleast ol' lligll. Gen. lvllll- gllgclllcllizi in-l'lll'l'\-li, solllt of \vl|`l ll

a front oi` iifteell miles. idrollcll bat- teries are co-operating with the Brit- ish in the bombarlllneilt of Osteild and Middlckil-ke. Berlin admits A

oi'i` has captured four villages frolll the wt-rc of cxtrclllc \~ioll:llct-. till tllc Allsirlalls, taking more tllllll 1,500 pri- right haillt ot' lilolcllnll and the ll.-it S0n0i‘S- :lfilucllt of Nil-lllcll and Oguinrakl

The Gernlans ure reliewirlg their nt- (‘:lll:li tlltrc ui rc sc\'ti‘nl 'si-rluils

l_ 1 _ _ . ‘ ' . , ' - .

lles galns_ The Olllclal report Says tucks on the Russians positions west ba_\'ollci ollcollllicrs. wllicll illcrclcscll llml ,ll-tel. ml mllllery engagement of and souiilwest ot livlllsk. A great ill illlln.-‘.il_\'. '_l`ll:~ lillssialll.; clllllllluo great lmcnslly me exp0l,le(l 0lll~cnSl‘,(,_ battle is developing. but the ('zar‘s to sllolv till- il.gll~~st l;l~;:lllf~< ol val-

comlllcllccd on the Western front. l tells ot' iiorco llzlllll to ilnnd fighting and nllicd gains.

’i`llc Ilussilllis also report that (lor-

nliln attacks worn repulsed. Tile Ger- man attacks ill Riga and l)villsk rc-

alnl driving the cllclny west\val'll on il

l troops are lloldillg their own. 'li-'l=l-x azlll iw--ist-.zll-1-. lil -ll 'fly provok

ln the sollillt-astci'll tllcatrc lilo il-g; 'lv l-vlll Twill l l‘r_-':‘Lv~ the tril-

Rllsslans are again on tile oi`l'<-llsi\'l,- i-ln-.-'_.; ,'l,.l§ll:ll-_\-_

‘,l _` 't if ""'_ f" `I",» :‘.. lll.>--

150 nlllc front. l.al'gc capture.-i ol`l'l`|-~ lllillc; o.` i.lll:i.; \'..l. fl grunt guns and nnlnlullltlon are being llllldc. slit-cl-ss for thc ltltssialls, who to il;

glmls fnllC,l_ A Bcmwmclul mport "D\ll‘illl§ tl bayoilet light west oi 4,000 prisolrcrs nnd rc-captured illc

fronl tllo Balkans says the Bulgar- ians will maintain only an a.l'mod nou- trality and contilluc negotiations with lilo difforellt powers. 12,000 Gorman

are reported captured in yestortlllys fighting. The Frencll oflicial report says the German lilies were pierced

and shelters perfected by the enemy LONDON, Scpt. 20.-All oflicial and important gains mndc.

\VASlliNGTON, Sopt, 2-i.-The

group of German firms which rcccilt- ly offcrcd to buy lt million bales of

lil' tents a

calllcd Senator Hokc Smith they are

firms have deposited securities with

the American consulate in Borlill to

sc lice and liar

Bremen will be impossible, however,

Sill] lil Bi [NNN

piece of flnanciering.

before March.

THE WEA TTI ER,

hou ull

many of which ure cllllractcrized by debate of the most lively cllal'at-tcl-, the Anglican Gcncral Synod this af- torlloon approved the draft book of colnmoll prayer, as anlclldcd, prcpzlr- ed hy the conlnlittce oil prayer book

American cotton at teen : _ _ l,mlll,l_ lf llolivcl-ell in Bmmem tonny revision cnrichlncnt. 'lilo nlotioll to

this effect was presented by the Bis-

lmwwllllng to pay Sixteen K-@m5_ The hop of llllroll, chairman of tile com-

nllttec; sccolldcd by (lllallcellor \Voi'- roll, K. C., Toronto, and carried by pluutirally ullallllllous vote, tho dolc-

cover tho purchax. p' , , g - ' T _ _ 5 » - llntce that the cotton will not he put sales rising to their loot and =1l»l>l1\\1<i~ to military or naval uses. Delivery at init lin! YOU!-

unlcss solile modification oi’ the Brit- 'll l| ish orders-in-council and contraband

_orders can be secured.

g[|lMlNy'g wlg lglll llllllillllilii SPi[Illll

The pcoplo of Prince Edward Islalld

have an excellent system of public. instruction. ilo vacant. schools, and

practlclllly no illitcrlltes ill ' their

| l l province have littlo to lcarll from til-

$3 midst. The farmers of the Island

lers of the soil ill any other part of

avocatlon scientifically and profit-

BERI"N~ SGPL 24~"Th°_ German ably. They have surrounded them-

Wm`10“"~ migeil S‘3P""““°" 31- is th" selves with the convenlollccs ot' life, in-l'E€B_t fl“““”i“l °P°"‘u,°“ i“ th" subscribe to newspapers, read niaga-

f‘ .W0l“lli B ill5l0l'3'~ Slim D"~ karl Hemel" zines and books ill their leisure time, l_ ich, Secretary of tho Imperial Tren- anl.l_ generally spe,,_klug_ keel, more

,WNY to nl” A5B°ci“‘-ed Press t°'d“Y~ or loss accurate "tab" on the trend Wm* 0 WWI of “Valve hmm” marks of lnodern thought altd revolutions T-($3'000'000'000)' “nd 'wma “mu S“m“ of the modern world. But they have not yet reported, the Secretary said. get tholr fllccs, as lt were of flint, ii' “C9005 Grim* Bmains last man- against the modern and delightful Wl\lUh 9-fiffwiefi much attention 5" means of collvcyance known as the over 'the world ns an unprecedented a,,l0m0l,|le_ fplmy not only Bw,-ll to

imitate their follow-agriclllturists of

"The Dfeseilf 10941-" Dr- Hemaficil Ontario and tile west in using the

<`-Ollmluedf "0““bi°5 thi* G°"°"“m9"t auto themselves, but they are deter-

, to liquidate treasury hills taken over milled that h¢,,,,, Others Shah use it

by the lleichsbank nnd other banks, in any lm,-l of the province “-he,-C provides Germany with money for the l they mul l,,.,,|,ll,ll |l_ »l~lwy have wl-ll. winter campaign. and renders ulllie-|t0ll lt down as tllo` farmor`s encnly, CGSSBFY U19 l`l\iB|lli=T (lf l\“0fi\0\` 1011” l- and as a lilellllce to file peace, order

and good government of the tight little island. Alld, like Pontius Pilate, what they llnvo written they have written. Against such an attitude. reason is powerless ami arguments

d - _ _ are wasted. On this point at least,

“way at mmm? and me me had mn g TED' pERATUn'E° the lslallders are apparently as un-

TIDE.l\l0()N,E'l'C. tcllchnhle and ullprogressive as the

Jcbusltes of old.

r _ And what is the secret of this un-

The wealhel. yesterday was very dls, reasoning alltlpathy of an otherwise

l ll progressive community towards one

agreeable’ conunuous mn and eavy of the reatcst and most useful ill

W‘ggebelwghLglewiniziiaagrgaihcorded ventions of the ago? The explanation yeslerday was 53 degrees above “erm is not t'nr to scek by such persons At nlue dclock yeswrday momlng ll as have llnppcilcil to glance through reglslered _H degree, above zero; at the island llcwspapers during tllo

f nine last night 53 degrees above, The recent provincial elections. The anti-

whlch is covered by insurance. The cnldest me previous nlght was 33 auto crnze. of which the Island has firemen worked with a will and most above my-"_ a monopoly, has been foinented by

- The tide will be high this afternoon 8 hrllfiflll Of belly politicians, to

They deserve credit for their hard a|;1_24 and tomorrow at 2.48; it rises whom votes ccullt for more than fl ht A stiff breeze was blowing and tomorrow morning at 12.54 and Wed- Drovincial progress nnd Dr0§D<‘rliY-

` neuday at 1.19. ‘ Their "arguments are of a class

The mn new this aftqn-ngnn nt 5,43 _with those used against the locomo-

and tomorrow at 5.46; it rises tomor-~ tive three fluerterr 0| H Century as0- row morning at 5.54 and Wednesday and will in the nrozress of time meet ag 5_5g_ with a similar fate. The political

The moon 1-than tonight nt 7.24, _ "lenders" who have most strenuous- There was il. full moon on 'l`hursday_ ly opposed the illtroductlon of the

h cu says that the German officers Sept, 28rd at 3,21 3, m, automobile into Prince Edward island M The last quarter ofthe moon will be “"3 “W *‘i“i"9m0n Wim- Wiwn in DOW-

on Friday. Oct. lst. at 6.44 ii. m. er, imposed a head-tax on commercial

‘ waters killing many ofthe crew, have The length of today will he eleven travellers visiting the Island. and who

' .hours and flftyseven minutes. for twenty years maintained the oh-

solete system of open voting, and

Mlnnrew Lllltrnont earn Dlphiherl|.' repeatedly defeated resolutions in

tho Donlinion. They pro:-iecute thoir_

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. , l . . . . veil was drawn closely over the Ba kalls today. Scarcely a lllilt oi’ wha is going on in thc Bulgarian. Grccl and ltollmnnian capitalsreacllcll Loll- don durillg thc night.

here that when thc curtain is lifte

really to strike.

has awnkolled to thc gravity of til situation. A Pctrograd despatch to- day snid tllat the llussiall press cx- presses no surprise at the Bulgarian

United Press Bureau at Paris wire

that the Balkan situation is grave.”

unable to confirm a report that the mobilization order had suddenly been witlldrawn. Attaches said they could imagine no development tllat woulr

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der-rec :liter it had once been pro-

rcal purpose.

IIS classes of Bulgarian reserves were true, there can bc no doubt. as to

cd out llerc that no such force is need- ed to “preserve Bulgarians neutrality."

WASIIINGTON, Sept. 26.-lf thc

sentiments expressed at the Bulgar- ian elnbassy ‘to-day,_upon the return ot' lilinistcr l‘nllarotol`f fronl New York are in accord with tho llulgllriall Gov- crllnlcilt's sentinlollt, that coulltry's mobilization is simply a clllb to 'bc used ill a flnnl effort to force thc Allies 'lo persuade Serbia alid (lroecc to ccllc Mllcellolliil to llulgnrin.

..,.,.....».-~~......~.-.~.,_...........--.........--- thc lcgislnillre dclnallding tho illtro- dllctioll oi' the sccrcl ballot in provin- cial elcctiolls. Alu: lllcsc same pol-

trullslnlo "Liberal" ns lllcallillg “llc- former!"

Premier Mathieson gave the island-

crs a real reform when he introduce( the ballot three years ago. He helper to remove the reproach of pcttineso from l’riilce Edward island polil.ic_s

wllen he repealed the obnoxious Coillnlercial Travcllors Tux. lie dis-

not in the Legislature three sessions ago. To become it real leadcr for re- forln along these lines was well worth lilo sacrifice of n tow seats in the reccnt colltcst. lf he should, now tllat ills govcrnnlent has becll sus- tained nt. the polls, bring down illore conlprellensive auto -nleasurc. throwing the whole province open.

,right lneonflllently. -rlytllley Post.

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lllllgarilrs intentions. It was point-3

under certain well -considered regu-

lations, for automobile travel. he will immortality.

render fllrthor agitation ami misrep- rosclltation impossible, for thc bello- fits that will tllereby accrue to the its rewards. l\fr, l~`ulloil hero qllotcll rural districts, in improved roads. from Lord (`lmrlos llcrcsford to prove increased tourist travel nnd rcadicr that it was impossible to take rt squad nlld freer conlmcrcc with the urban of longshorcmen or even thc men of centres, will thoroughly vindlr-nie tho mercantile nlnrillo nnd place tholll such a policy to the fnrmcrs, partlcll- larly when they learn fronl experl- produce from this untrained nmtcrilll once that their dread 0( the much the same quality of ollodicllcc and abused auto is merely spectral and efficient' which Cnnio from _Vedra of groundlesli. For the sake of the is-, lnlld’s reputation for sanity. the auto SDOnl<i“8 Of the Brillrh army. Mr- Ful- gpptlfe should he l-lift, nnd thnt ton told of the heroic episode of the

NIB illSSiS Ui EENMANA

ill l"ricdl‘i<-|l.sllat'cll- that till- (lcrlllllit

_ lo\~.'ll oi' llutsk. says the Petrograil col"-

mcn, and ollc inachlnc gun were cap- l-cspolldcllt of itcuters’ 'l`clcgr:1nl lured. Ili the Snliellll rogloll. ill thc <‘olllpalll_v.

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HSHIPS

N Wl_SlN§i Ni[§lNN|NNOONFTVNEOOWNNOO

l.0i\'l)f).\l, Ht-pt. 2`.'l.---A dc.~'pz\tcll tnlilst 1, 1015. Sillcc that date, a fllr-

tllo l>l_lliy Express l`rl>lll (ll-llcvll says: lilcl; report states, two Zeppciills :lull

“It l:-l lcal'llcd from rclillblc solllu-c:-l one l‘nT'so\'nl`:ll'c missing.

"`llc lllujoriiv of the nirsllips lx-'-rc

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LONDON Slut 2ll___,l.ll(, cmlsorvs _lloallqual't_ers stall' admits the loss oi’ brought down by the Allies’ aerial

l_ .i8_ Acppelllls and lllnc l’arscvnl ilir- gulls, and ‘thc rest sllfl'cl'L'd accitlcilts t .ships slllcc tho wal' bogzlll up to _-\llg-T wllilc lallllliilgf’

condiiiolls of the period ill wlliwil

invading ll country, bcczlusc ill ll ,

leave his occupation and rest-' i the call of war. This was ` _ of Paul when he Said tilat h;l .

sponded to the call they must . tangle themselves with the al. :rs ol' life that they might pit-also llilll \-.‘ll.l called them to be soldiers. 'l'llc ll;l»' peal of the text had direct l'cl'ol'\-ill-c to the men who llnd vollllltecrcll for service lllltl who had s:lcl*if`n-ell the affairs of their business liic that they lnight nlcci tho rcqlllrcnlcllt.< oi' till-il' l'lnlpil'c. Mr. Fulton spokciirst oi' tllc

od that obedicllco was nl>solllir»l_\' scntial, referring to thc penalty for mntilly as an evidence that those who make our laws having taken thc

realized that mutiny usually arose from some tlisgrlllltlcd or ilisollolliclli man wllo bcclllnc ll. lcallcr and for- montcd a revolt.

law-makers had matic it a serious crime. Obedience wus required not merely of the privato but all-lo of lill- gelierlll hinlsclf. lt might not bi- plcasillg, but likc thc war cl-os.-a of liinnza. ls piccc of which is sllppo.-:cd

:l to be a nail from lilo Cross, limi had]

been lntcrwovcn with gold and jc\\'cls_l

so ohedicncc nligllt ilot bc pleasing. but it promises thc precious jcwcl of

Secondly. lilr. Fulton spoke of thc

reward of tact. llisciplillc prollllcoli

upon moderll wllrsllips and expect io

training oil hoard a man of war.

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This fact alone increased the belief llllrlilzllluilrilltlillilv) girlrN)igNiiallg$v;qlsllgildtgiii

ii 1 ' 1'. 1'. ' . ‘ .

ut the had ot' the Bulgarian armies also Slmlll, of me “_m.k ul- Lonl ll-ll

. illiil MElHiill|Sl EHUHCH fl. ~- .

The MOSS Of all the Hllicll cunit-ale illiilnhillt]-N lllii"lli);iloi~l=‘l(lillligtiilllilh-i Illlllilli

0 *__ 0 - ,l. S , .' _

ut ot vl lat ecnled to bl, lllost un

THU lllfll ‘lf lil" 1l§‘-l1V.\' lil\il0l'}'. 110- promising nlulcrial had produced a.

<'m11l>=1ulc<l bl' thc l. nl. lf. A. noy .soldier ofnigll reputo. so the years Scouts lllldcr Scolltlllnslel' Cross par- of diseiphhe and ghediem-9 to 3 com.

ln0lJiilLnll0n Order. nllli FPRRFUS U10 zldoll to the Fir.-it Methodist ffllurcll lnnnd ht-ought the reward of toll to f~1l\\f\li011 HS H10” Serious- The this morning. The nov. ll. o. Ful- me soldier. 'rlllralv, Mr. Fulton.

I UNI i00k HS hiS 11101110 "A S0l<li0r`S concluded, they had as their spiritual

today that "the newspapers here agree llllsillcss," ami took i`or his loader one wlm was able to say l-I

' ~ . . text from und.. , Tim0U\Y~ 301| have finished the work thou

Til" Biligarlali Legation ioildl' “"‘-‘i l'\\€1Di@l`» ‘Wi ""r"'~` N’ '"9" “lat “'*‘r` guvest me to do." He urged them to

rolh clltallglctll llilnsclt with the st-l~\-0 nmlnl- ,lgsus Ch,-15; thc gl-eat; affairs of this life; that he may please King and (japlalu of llmll. salv,,ll,)n_ i-lim who hath chosen him to he n sol- nnd told gf ml instance in me stage

i <li€l‘-" Mr- Fuilun, in nil nrldrv '-- of (`hitrnl Fort when the flag had been

lend the liul arian Czar to cancel his instinct with inspiration. spoke ot' tht Slmt howl, by the llesleglng home the

women had gathered material and

Illilillnldli- This I‘\ll1l0l` ‘llll.Vil14`\‘f’ascll l’lllll lived, and of the pcrsccllrillll;gt-wh |,,g,,t|l(»l» ,L new l|llg_ (~m(10

tht' perplcxlfy here as to l"erdillalltl`S \\l_ililf_ll_tll_c (`lll‘islliall t_'llllr<'l_l_ lllll-t. \\'_it_ll_ thmlllll it “~l,n_ “-hell it was lloigtell

11 111 lily- ull, ln 01115101! 1131 once more to the lllllstlicud a new

\I.olldon torlk the vielv___ tllr_lt of r_ecruit, 'l`inlotlly, for thc (`llristiall;(,0hmg@ and omhuism 50128,) the gal. l lllclls repor s of tle nlo ll za on ot (llurch, nlalllfested the nccrl of tilt llaht llpfmlllel-s_ 50 1,0 would ul-gf,

_s0lll_i~lrI>' -spirit winch was rc-terred to lllenl lo_nlant ull- nag or Jesus Cm-lst n____l§ lllllll-l_s_a_ge_._____ ________________ ___ _____\ lll_ thc-lr _lli.~_ lo _d_o then- bit they chill’ gutylltlillgtillt lllclllblls of his iumcdlioumgo' fmtmuile ami Uplinil

-‘ ' " ' l l'-` »` sul. was ll roi cra ioll 0' suiu

tribe tosctllcr when all cllclllr "‘\~‘§t.l»l.< will--ll ln-ollll.-T-ll lilo power for

:-ldllcll llccisioll lliscloscd the real

C|`iSiS U10 fi\l`l1i0I` 01' li1iJ0l"‘-‘l` ' '-lllllll'ncll~l~ ot' tho mall. lil the work

in-i`ol‘c tllolll they would hc called up- on to make decision. This war had 'ivell us deeds and great lllcn. 'i`o follow ill till- footsteps ol' those wllo had pro(-ctlcli tllcnl, they would llood ill lcllrll thi- law of il solrlit-r's lifc-- illat no mall who \\'al‘rolll l-lltilllglctll llllll:=cll' with tho ailllirs of this life.

i|.\.\li"l`(>.\' lii~I.\f‘li, N. il,, Sr-pt. 24

--.-\ tirc .~‘lal'lilll.: ill a box of rubbish l|c.\'tl‘o_\~l-tl lllorc than T5 lillilllillgs and r-alll.-:l-<1 :l loss cstilllzlll-ll :li lllnrc tllall

ticilllls call tllclllsclvcs “lililf‘l`¥\if~l" Hilti lllillgs rcllllircll of thc soltlicralllll sll<l\'.'- gt-'li 000 ‘ ll ,. l, ,,_.l ,.,~,,“-, ,., l-

i ‘1

_ . lll l l l I part 0 till- sllllllllcr l'c.sol't_ bl~i`orc thc fllllllos were cllcckcll by d_\‘nnmitc lllst night. l-‘irc llntols, two thclliros, hllsinoss blofks and scores of cottages were

l , . . i crime of mutiny into collsirlcratioll. l,.,,,.ll,.,l_

(‘()\' I\`(} E Vl‘lN'i"1

Pii1Y0<l COUTHBG nnd l>l`0Zl‘0SSiV0n0BS Owing to tllo scriolls nature of dis- ' ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘~ ‘ when he introduced the autolnobllc` obedience and what it produced our

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sinking of the Warren Hastings ill

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