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_ ¥ -NM'-..V°"l"o Dli|y)1887. CHARLOTTETOWN CANADA, THURSDAY APRIL 19 1917 ` " °" "'°) ” "”°°

__ Y .__ _ __ V _» - __ , ___ ._ _ ._ _ _ _ casa no vm (Mama) in Auvsnee in cnnnu,n_n_s.£;er u.

§"éiX§§i%Iif6`°liiifiiiiiéiiiiiii’§"I

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'Glseslted ads. under this head can one coll! per word per lngertlon whey sleh accompanies order, with mini-

mum charge oi 25 cents per inner." PHY !l1B highest cash price for po-

. atoes, 09 1

tion. Coum your words and save mon oy by remltting with order.” Stamps accepted. Adu. taken by phone or lent by mall will be charged at 2e. -per word, to cover book-keeping char- ges ,stationery and- postage on sc- eounte. » AGENTS \VAN'1‘ED

AGENTS WANTED TO SELL FOR

"the old reliable Fonthill Nurser-

lm W m

MISCELLANEOUS J`6F1`N”rEo`LlT tUN`T|`~lo"6o., wu.L

ooooooooooosoeeoooeoooooosessoseooeooes

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t 8 9.4, uvlol. baseman- Now is 'rue TIME

to get your stallion cards printed at 'run GUARDIAN Pl=uN'rEnv.

4s1z~3-zolutr.

LEASED-BLACK RIVER FISHING

Stream. Arthur Casfoni, owner.

9057.4.18M3i.

oN FARM s. _

HuN1'|No1‘ c. wut-rg Leghorns Barred Rocks. Eggs

-_-__..l_---__-...

Lengthened Yesterday by -the French who Followed Up

Their Victory ol the Previous Day by _Capturing Twelve Mile of Trenches East oi Rheims thus Bringing t e Battle~ iront to Champagne Border. German 'Losses Estimated at 30,000 Killed, Wounded and Prisoners, Besides Im-

he Line which the Germanshave been Shortening was The Investi ation into the Ch r es ll I

8 US Y

Thai-They Were Without Fouu ,ation

the Opposition Prove Conclusively

and that theComplainant on WINE the

V Oppositiou Relied i

s of Unsound Mind,

, _

IILLIED IIICTORY. CONTINUES FALCONWOOD ENQUIRY

ON THE WESTERN FRONT CONCLUDED YESTERDAY

iee."' We teach our men to sell. Experience unnecessary, highest

lottetown P E I

$1.50 per 15. 103 Euston St.. Char-

commissions paid, handsome tree equipment. Stone & Wellington,§ Toronto. Ont. 6038-4-2ME25i

1 __ ;f _ WANTED.

"vAN.rED';‘A-'§~EG|S'.i;§*ED T'_`AS I AM LEAVING THE ISLAND `

R I

horn bull. Give age, estifmatcl weight and' color_ (7. B. Shaw. Bru- denell. 9035-4-l7l\i2ipd'

WANTED- MINK, MUSKRAT,

weasel, rod and cross fox skins! Highest prices paid. Bring or. ship your furs to us, Turner and' Holman, Ltd. 8003-4-10Mtf.>

_ _ _ . 6096.4-4M22lp.

REMI1' a\7”ooin|N|oN ExPREs`s

Money Order it lost or stolen you get your money back.

9074-4-19lVlEll.

THE SALE OF WALLACE McKIN.

request a settlement of ull ac.

nlense Quantities oi Ammunition and Heavy Guns. __ sv- is su-ve in u-

I gi. ,~ q .y

hargcs made by Mr. George- E. Hughes against Falconwood adminis- trutic-ll was resumed ami concluded yesterday. Tile (Tmnmiitce under

(Special to the Guardian.) the Presidency uf Mr. Prowse visited

Faiconwood and took the evidence of

PARIS. April 18-The great wee- eral weeks past and had left nothiug‘crn front necessarily move in waves. ll number of inmates and officials

Q.-Have there been any com-

-plaints to you? '

A.-~.\'one whatever.

Q,-~\’\'itltin lhe- last three years?

.--.\'onc whatever.

~~-None made to you? _

.-.\’o.

Q.--And you go through the insti-

>p>

counts bofoi-e April 30th_ (Signed) tern bnttlefront was extended for an-Ito chance. Everything was provided The work of bringing supplies, gun The witnesses were examined by Mr. llili0i\ ffefllleiill ".’

Dr. A. C. Simpson Stanley Bridge, Olllef lW€lVe IHIIGS y€St6i‘<lH.v when for and the chiefs under hiiu had and munitions during the apparent Bell on behalf of the Opposition. and

9059.4_18M5|pd_ the French cl-rove the Germans from nothing -to do but-. follow his instruc- lu-ll often is more strenuous- than the. CFOSS-9X8miI1€d lly`Mr. D. McKinnon.

their first line positions and u tions to the letter, As soon as the actual assaults and it is of equal imlrepresentlng Mr. Byrne, an attendant, Ellffl lC‘ll1lh -‘4€C0l\il Cllllfgiii Qlmlli- ban- nt oi' their second line from Rhelms result of the battle between Solssons_porlance. The British plunge for-ward against whom one or the patients, lhhliltl Hwily llidieil and mein from the (Ihampagne front, This victory and 'Rheimawas known the ordcr was in Easter week reached a greater Wllh- lVl\1l‘ph)'. lodged certain cofm-

""`_"”""’*_*"_-_ - ~- - alll

non, Fredericton, is postponed until Fa Tuesday 24th Inst., owing to the 0

A.~Three or foul' times a day. Q,--Do you know anything in re-

Charlotietown who have come out

s- staged on the ground which snw given to attack. Punotually, at 4.45 de-pth in a shorter time than any at- Dliililis with Mr. J.J. Johnston .A num- here £0 See friends ol theirs? Did

Kimmm 9064Y418M2i. the great offensive of 1915 and the the French-~lnl’antr_v went over, well took on Supp d ini-go scale since tho ber of -the signatures to the Murphv YOU ever heel' 0( thai?

death of his nephew, Cyrus- Mc- wa

W3NTET’T':_2'°WEUh'E“5llElTl'l5‘fS~\ sPEciAL Fo"R sM"AT.CEusiNsssl G

tein cows registered. Write stating age. price and when last freehene< to Box 193 Charlottetown.

` _ ‘ 7051-4-6M12lpd.

CATS WANTED-i WiLL PAY $2.00_

to anyone desiring to loan me a‘ cat with kittens (three or four do s

Shoe repair shops, country stores,

small groceries, clothes-cleaning we;

shops-» etc.- Une hundred printed wo

and address for only $1.50. THE

'rmuns' loss is estimated at 30,000 supported by a powerful mass of ar- entrenched warfare begian on this Deilliffh WEN emmiiieil Bild they dis-

killed, wounded and prisoners. ,tlllery-. They swept forward in mug-_ front. The total of 227 guns' brought Owned being Hviiiiiliiitoil with the de-

'Fhe invaders were exceptionally niiicent style and in two hours tllefin, together with ammunition by tail-‘I Of the petition thev had signed, llliille 10 y0\l'»' l placed along the .south of the iilst line system had been captured.. thousands oi’ rounds and other sup- They expressed satisfaction with the od headed heights varying in Later, -the news came back that the plies exceeds any haul made during lfeaimsnl they hail rewlvell. and on- ght from 600 to 800 feet and run- French soldiers were carrying all be- n Similar period of the wo;-_ ly two -took any exception to the food

A.--Never. . Q.~Was there ever a complaint

A.~No. Q.-lt' there were complaints made

in that regard you would very likely

GUARDIAN PRINTERY. mpg north along the main road iromifore them and taking prisoners byi - supplied them, one stating that on hear ofthem?

4912-3-20Mtf.

Y-

oltl) ol' one about to have kittens within the next three or four days.)

Address by 'mill' F°x Ranch' 00.1 rinted address 500. Guardian pr

Guardian Office. 9042,,4,17MGi '

f f in

00 SHEE'rs NQTEPAPER wl'rH

billheads with your name, business he;

HELP TVANTED-MALE.

WANTED BV ISLAND STOCK, Breeding Company Limited., young man, or boy. Good wages-; pcrmau

~ M Gilt DOSIUOU. Apply to P. A- FBI” inoes letters and the only place

that produces them is THE GUAR- "5

qulliareon, 269 Queen Street. .

_ il087,4,19M4=lthu,fri,M&\Es~.lt

MAN AND' BOY WANTED, APPLY

to McDonald-Rowe Wooriworklnp; company. 90s4,4,1olvl:ll. I

____~_.__.. .- L_.. .]00=~\/Ei-ores wlfurslwreo em'

lou

cims to St. Hilare Le Grand. the score. They seized Montcarnillet.l,THE GERMANS KNEW one occasion he had received a piece The Germans were well aware that Mont Haut and afll the crests com- |1_° WAS g0M|NG_ oi' bread which was too hard, and on

attack was coming and had made mlanding that region. which further evidence was h til-“Lillie to distribute a s

oparations for lt. The French at-

A.~l think I would. Q--Take tile third charge: “Nc-

ad to ~' ‘ ulllcicnt

All Gornrzln documents which have 8l\0W llliii it was the heel of a Ion! llllUlllel` ‘ll blahkels 10 l1iHk6 the men

address 50c. Guardian Offlog ground after u reasonably .stiff rosie- ish ofticllsivc along thc western front howcvcr, that thc Germans' expected mealll- H0 lliiil U0 C0'iIlDl8li1l iiholli

4685-3-GMC! tail

U,|__1-|G|qApH LE-|-1-ERB ARE Bus_ hands ofthe French south ol Moron- against Russia and vltuly. together This was particularly true ol' their ailylhlilg about thc other compliilntii

villi'

DMN pR1NTERy_ We can dupuf first line into the second #line which French have captured Chnvinno and burg line, ly because Murphy had bee-n 'bother-

cate exactly any typewriting in

quantities of one copy to 50,000.

4912-s-zolvltt. i

. has-s-in Rh

w/wrsb. -- ‘AN sx'r»'Enfe~ce'o' ‘

Farmer. Steady work. Married HELP I WANTED* FE'

men -perierred. Apply to Dun~}

` woodie Farm, R It. No 3, Sunl-

mnrnlaeu ` no-f44.13M6, .wAur-r.n-dial. ron"'esl~iEnWL"`¢h

wA`N1'so-soasn voduo MAN As

Org

lr, however, was delivered with' Him:-sNBunG's PLANS uPsET. neon captured snow isnt the enemy will-ch he happened to set by clntuce. whifofteilie at night. while in the

tice. 4635-3-GMU such -skill and vigor that the defend --_ kncw the olfcnsivo was being planned Wlllle U10 Ulher Diiilvlii Said that he meallllme lPl3lll¢0fS life l0Cl<‘9<l UD in

dishcartened by e. long and fur- (Special to the Guardian.) about Arras, because of the messing llilil lleiifil ihal S0me other Inmates

s preliminary bomdardment, broke PARIS, April 18~Thc l<‘ranco-l'li'lt- oi’ troops and hattcrlcs. It is evident, fllil "Of list enough brfltld at their

the closets." Did you ever hear of that?

A.-_I heard no complaints in that

ce and the whole line got into thc has disnrrangcd Hindenburg's plane their iirst or second lines to hold. llie 0lh0l‘ f00<l. and denied knowing l'fli=<i\"fl- l have $0116 there cold

nights and they all seemed to be

eros, The impetus' of the a,tlack~`\\'ith the dirive against Calais and positions on Vimy Ridge which was ln the IJOUUOI1. One signatory sta- °°llll°l'llll’l@- carried mom clean through me against curls on the other. The the nonllurn Glbrultur or the Hindus- fed that he Signed the petition mere-

Q.~There were no complaints? A.»-No. None whatover,__

feet high, was stolmed Since Mondlay the French capturedllng The British already hold post of him He thought Mr Johnston °l‘l- lilllfm mah OM Of hed 011 the

n the meantime on tho Sois-sons, fourteen thousand unwounded Ger- tions on all the western approaches Wollld htlve 'ihl‘0Wi1 the complaint into ll°0l` Hllil Slfllflil! them- This has elms front French troops are busy mans, ini-ge quantities of machine although thc city itself has not been the WHSl0 paper basket. If he had _ llaillleileil lhi‘€@ 0|' l0\li‘ limes Only

anizlng the captured ground won guns and trench monars- and twelve penetrated. (Lens is the central point llimigllt li WHS £0 he taken seriously ` I" in the first dey ol the battle and re* cannon. ' ~ ------of the great mining district which lm “'°“lil have lied Wihlhg io do with lllalf'

MALE' pulsing fierce counter attacks. Over _ stretches for miles in all dlrectioins. ll- A¥\0ll\9i SlEHHi01‘y Sillll Ihre 00111-

`Bi

r heads a storm of .artillery tire GREATEST HAU4. IN lt is an ideal piece to defend against Illlllithgl Wtere tattoo; unreasonable and ma" I d H ht I th dl I 8

__ . ...___ __ ___ ' ' . is l the way foranother drive HISTORY OF THE WAR. ordinary attacks, each slag heap and H1 8 rea men was el that they l 9 H" S D 6 |111 ‘l‘00m

I l\0llS@W0i'k- Blfl fl`0ih 00“llll'Y We prep” ng factory building being an indivfdnm could desire, I Mr. Byrne was all at their meals and making himself

fer,-ed A D] 154 p wha; St ‘ against the Germans in the position

tered- at Mont Haut. This- summit, Chlvy and are now near Brayen. Operations about Lens are proceed- lhs him. Hhil he complied to get rid Q-_Ah 10 illlehiion N0- 41 "l’\\lll\'iZ

<I€11tlI'." What do you know about

A.-~l never heard of that.

` Q.-No. 5: "Permitting inmates to

mamnm' and wh” can make mm`I I D y 0 9014.4,l6Mtf, from which they retired yesterday. (Special to The Guardian.) fortress. The weather continues to fight. Hiiil that M1li'Dhy WHS barking "1dl°“l°““ also before llle lll71l°f‘?5-"

self generally useful about a wharf.

Steady employment. winter and WANTED”/\ HOUSEMAIU APPLY

sumrner to suitable person. Apply to Buntuin, neu le co., charlotte'

evenings Mrs. C. H. B. Long a

smaler scale than that of Monday, l<‘ilAN(‘E APi‘il 17- (Fl om the Stafi The temperature was bclow freerlng llllililef SH-lil he WHS Well satisfied

dlculous," refers I suppose to Mr.

,th 181 Fino St 60w33oM“ is an equally important success Both Officer oi' the Assollnted Prcssi- last night with .1 winter downpour Wllll the l'00d he E0! and had no BY"lle~ Dld .WU 'Wei' heal' Of HIM?

W0! i l' y . - - l .

the sections /attacked had been left Operations on thc British front mai or rain CHUSG f0i‘ Cf/mplnliii Drs Blanchard

‘of

town. 90'iil,4.19lVlll`~ 'A ' I aio

- .. ~ ' - WANTED, AN EXPERIENCED GEN‘ WANT€° AT DNCETFIRST CLASS eral maid. Ono who understands Ce

coal. maker. Good position audi steady work to right man: also pants and vos makers, Write or

ie statin toxpwience F J I Road, Brighton. 905S.4.l8M3i

wr , g , . . _

. . - _ " 1.

Lambort' Box 267' Springhill' NI S BECOME ;hN`{£.lS$`} lflazor ble. The General, who com- scheme is awaiting dcvelo ment. their lositions atl.au ecoul' and ca ~ ll” W*`ll US an Ollie? iiliilllhlion Ol’

wee y. e . .

9060,-i,18M5l,

FOR. SALE.

FOR SALE.-One house lot 40x100|

feet. situated on Malpeque Road in.. Elm Avenue. Apply to Mrs. Roht. Wnkelin, 49. Euston street.

. _ 18.M2ipd..

r-'on s/u.s--sees ron HA-rcs-|Ne`,| from single comb. R. I. Reds. Extra

good laying strain. $1.00 per 13. \V.` F. Burke, Box 42 Charlottetown. i

9046-i~I7Msloo. I

plain cooking. Apply evenings ma

ions. A. E. nuff, Noi-th nlvcr :si

PITAL, of Norwich, Connecticut. U. gm S. A., a general hospital with all a modern equipment, offers a tilret years' graded course to young wo -men desiring a nurse's profession Compensation during training. Dt not ask for application blank un

course. KATHLEEN A. DOWD. R N., Superintendent 'oi Nurses, Nor

ne hitherto on account ol' the ex-

be snid to have-reachetl it tempor-

Conroy and McMillan gave medical

A.-No; never. Q.-Do you know of any disturb-

'rhn latest French victory. while on nnmsll l-lpsnolmnfrlsiss IN' no nnsornbie with no signs or spring. i9? much- Still another alleged pe- This €"Xi>f°SSl°“- "mHki“i¢ himself ri-

ionnl natural strength of me der- my iwlfiius Hose nlonz me une ot the arnvlsn MAKE FURTHER GAINS i@Slim°1\v fffghiflihs Murphys state “HW l" the ‘lining fvvm'-’

n positions. Tho French command recent advance. Toward Lens and - Df nllildhinfl Said they had no doubt d that the assault could only bc St. Quentin the process scents to bc' (special to The Guardian.) he “'55 lllsalle- They also gilvo SVI- llle-illnlllg "°°mI mill' 3 llffle lllliliiil ces'sfuIly‘ undertaken when ovcrfone of-absorption, and minor assaults-I LONDON, April 18-(0flieial).~ *li*-“C0 fegilfillliil the Hflmlnisiratlon allwhg ihemwlveh-

wnelming resources had been accum- here and there, lnmproving Brlti.=.»h|'l`he l”iritis»h have made further' lpro- fll ill? lilSflfllll0i1~ UV- ('0i1i'0.V aisert-

ted and the general situation was positions. but generally the battlcfgress north ol St. Quentin, improved “lil llial l"i1lC°l\W00d was Conducted

8. D I E iv D Y

nds the armies, of the rigllt centre, War operations involving such nuul- ,lured the village of Gui-slain and took lliff lilhil» Hhll WHS iiflmlnistered been plumnlng the attack for sev- hers as are now opposed on the vvcet- isome prisoners. Heavy lain is falling. Splelilllilly Hliil 0ilii‘-lehlly.

Dctaifed report follows and will be

__, _ _ _ _ __,_ .__.__,_______..,_.,._.,_.__,_...._1._.,,._._-_..._-___._._-_.,.,. ....1-_-_. .._._.,.,._..,._._._..,_..._,»,_.__,_._..,.,~.._..,.. .......,.,............_...,........... continued tomorrow; .

The following is the evidence- of

untill ui cnt No viciuv, mil louis ull inllli

A.-l have seen no disturbance in

Q.-I suppose it is not an easy runt-

tcr ic- keep them from having discus- sions?

A.-N0. ` Q.--Do you know the man making

the charges in this vase, William J. Murphy?

A.-Yes. _ Q.-[lid you ever have to do with

hi.-nl in connection with any diaturii- ani-ei’

A.--.\'o. Of course. I have heard

less you fully intend to take up thc ` I ` , ' V nf _ .ph_,._ you

have heard his evidence. Do you l'\lmour around the house, and l have

\ . » consider him in u position mcntany heard his loud talking and praying

wich, Connecticut, . 8061.4.12M1U1°

T0 LET.

» - the

Fon sAl.a°-owEl.l.mo House-‘Hoyas ro ter.-Lewis 'rAN1'oN. the

No. 40 Euston Street, facing Powf nal. Pleasant location, containing

9040-4-l7M5lpd

10 rooms. good furnace, hot and T0'l.ET-- HOUSE N0. 87 GERALD F0

cold water. Apply on premises. _ |

soielialvlsipd Appl Mrs coinn 0012-4-19M3iod

St. Corner Orlehar. Free water. all

_I _ v' ’=. ' ii' - J Fon aAl.ls-A mon on/los PLAY- ' . ' OS

er piano as good as new and about f ' ' '

75' records. Also a large English LOST.-A LIGHT BROWN AND llel'

baby carriage used only a short 'whltg Collie doz. reward given tire-

tlme, will be sold cheap as 1 am leaving town in a few days- .C-

Leonard Grant, 187 K nt-Street. I

eilolo 412m# Mlnsfws Llnlmenreum diwmrlh

turned.~ to John Hancock, Upper Belle River. _ 9036-4~17M6ipd

nitir Col.

day.

Min

ill

(special to 'rns Guardian.) (special to 'rnn Guardian.) (Special to The Guardian-I A~.w..n 1 nm ,.01 in a ,,.,,{,,,,

---- '-'“ to speak of the state or his (mga and so forth and I came to the con-

clusion that the man was abnormal

MONCTON. April 18- Friends in ~ AMSTERDAM, Apri-l 18-Count h\ll.»\(IiSE, Apill 18-Ten horses (0 ,lmgnose hi, (.0mm,0n> and l,.t,,,] ,O get ,dong the best wav |

city will be shocked to learn of Von Reventlow writes in a Berlin were t‘0\\lid dead and n number of Q,-.But you novo heard his ,Wy could with him. ' death in London of Miss G. Win- newspaper that without zl German vic~ others in n dying condition on at d,.,m._ no vm, pmlsidel. mm in H

and -since the war was -active in Dill- tqot ith

\ --~'l‘hul is lllv iIl'ln Iwlivi' \er\' oi'

_ ' - . , .oust guard stations at Rare Point, A sad ir w ng a.- 'c no you mlmder he is in 8 m mania]

_w_A_`__v _::__}'*_,___v_:"_:_::__;_::_` “___ :___ __:____v_V____v____‘____:_____________,______,,_____,,,;_._._.,_-,__ peaked Hllllv Ban and Hlgll Head re' qhlesllal' lught “VL hgmont Bay when state (0 he “ble to Speak 0]' (hr, (umli.

clnuvn

plates. mill! ‘ll il, record. 9¢°~

\-nsnnllb--/"~`

' _

IBL UPU

Distributed by the

. b erin;

Clip taresdtztérengogaglglc 'them °°“'°§:v :nn our' nuvnrtleea vri°° °f $33 and receive your Copy Of 91° sfo Palm' uso |.rr-ren slats.

3°~,:;"$1.59

ine Limp

3l’°°'°“’ mud m "BN l c iored

Leather. numngugibhrcziilsgenefl mn

|l for Catholics

M" ";'er:To:l;-'L lime blndlol li

(D°\;\'Y“““”* , gun, and Distributed :mm some price, with :hres ¢WP°i'°

hill 20

Add extrl for poets( Wit b »--»- -,f---= »-'rl lin'-....':f

sritime Prov nee .

"`li'\¢Ilrl‘|rester distances mt your- wl-

master rete for Blhll- .

E IG

somos

Guardian

II ported they heard heavy guns being luo sons ol Ml. Iianicl Arsenuuli, “_ I. h‘_ f I _ ‘_ h t ki I

T0 ilred at 9.41 a. m. today north of the aged respectively twc-Ivo alld llftcen r'm_,?iv(,s;_“?\§’;, :?nd°iBws;_`,e(]n‘}l)in;‘f,

-___ stations in quick_succerslon. These years lost their lives. , Vmlm hw R eak f thaw '

it was generally anticipated that

stations are olf l\l~ln<‘etown_ The boys went out In it small boat __\___, dang mmok aa

to shoot wild geese They were ox- Th I ,Q fr h

Cor l"6l‘\'v hlelllllel' “’°“ld d°°k at 8 ecial to The Guardian ecied to rclurnaheilore nil ht but as Q* 9 ' om W at vo" know”

the _ I P ' -) .D ' ' 5 ~ h - _ V \ ` _ Charlottetown today. 'l`hl‘0\l$ll B°'“l‘e WASHIINGTON. April l8-No furth- the night was calm no apprehension iisitlgogr `;;;‘tht7l“l' nr from his “V1 hitch Or 0lh€l‘ ll li* ““‘l°l°3l°°d "ml or information has been received was felt as to their safety. Fires were A>_B0m

the

Railway meh°S°"1°“l “L M°“°‘ about the iirim: oil Boston this morn- however ln on un- nnoru to gums- Emm,ne,‘, b Mr M K, Mr

ton contend that difficulties have uri- |ng_ Repmm of the hearing of ming' them hbméward' Yesterday mommg B H t “ny . fc] nnon, . 1 son in cohilectlim With il\9 l°°hfllllK received from three naval stations, the discovery of the capsized boat Uéllfl bzfievgdygg s‘;p‘;°:I:1'tend this

and dischariilnz Hrrahsemehlfl h °l"€» indicated a naval engagement of some told its own sad story. Immediately, lngmuuon as we" as the other?

and declined to &iilh0i’l2° ills 0 "B9 kind in progress. the neighborhood ioined ina searchi A Y

for the bodies and at low tide that of _ es'

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IINmtl?eee(;rgli'a(:iwnbee'd) sgttillertlot et'9I‘Tl2 ‘ d Th Q-You are supervisor of both in

has been engaging the umm tho younger hov was ioun e mumons?

~ milfleft U B d ‘_ T le ghd yes' noarch for the other all gag A___Ycs_

_ tion o le oar c- rat ' yesterday but up tl ng ta B __A .

tefday Hon. Murdoch Kennedy and mum to “nd any "we of "_ How the tofch :idk Imsaltpgilossccoionuectcoma ln

» Mr. J. A. Messervey lnteviewed the accident Mmmned is of com,” not mls I , ? n ed with.

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S S Tom w e t edocd and sunkl

Labour Union with the result that kno “_ The deepen sympathy of th., ___“°l-ll‘lll°“

. they despatched the foilowin8 tele- _.___ I Whse community goes out to the nm -3-~_?"¥;_2fyB(;l‘:l‘yé“ I henna is your Sfhiii lo M°“"5- NI°h°l“°“ and Mc' (sl’°°l“ 1° Tl" G "dI'"'l - ily ln their and double bereavement. wifé., ' ’ ' '

Leno nt Ottawa: MADHJI-D. April 18-The Spanish- -

A -Yes

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_ _ ' - , Q.-Do you see what the inmates

Charlottetown. P. H1811 17 without warning. Eighteen lives woro COMING EVENTS ,or the mmmtion receive,

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Omv- nmnrilvo mo. *‘°'°__

day. will load and lllscharge Ferry 6

di‘h?;lIIteTlI|:ITrT» :dd seagfghgniganofgg- Y . “The Strathcona institute will respect to the food supplied in the tained Strongly urge you getting' ,meet in the Mcbonsid Consolidated institution. Have you an opportuni- Mmm'°,. to |nsm,c¢ Moncton to’ School, at 2 o’clock. Thursday. April ty of seeing conditions in that res-

- bm, pei-ry no-rg Thursday sure. it (Special to The Guardian.) 19th, Seeds will be distributed. 0049 pest?

me scoot more to work steamer, but OTTAWA. April 18-The House of ---~ , A--'T0 Chl lll° 11111401' Bl10\‘i»l ¢l°h`l

, it im save the costly haul to and Commons which hoe' been having re- “The Strathcona institute will think there is any ground /at all tor,

f Georgetown by rail. Country cess since 7th February, resumes to- meet in the McDonald Consolidated complaint.

, nllglmclty strongly demand this re-I morrow, Many members are arriving Schoolsatdz o'$o;k.d':‘sl:::‘l-lsdtnleyi. April 6tl..;"l’tl::ntl;?t1;'l:‘|:irg:nd mztigleegli Tha mt qum_w_ of me mwi ‘vi- - ‘ quest be carried out. Please reply. today. The Senate will be hack on 19th. ee il w e u . D - on sawn" A~ ru um “_ 3_1: "_ » ‘ Tuesday when another adjournment ____ Have you over known of such s Y- P

"Labour Union w-ired McNoiiiie B’ hai v?|l;lirT°6dlT;ctsotndetllradgddugilgl,

individuals ln the institution and with

Q.~»l believe you gave some evi-

ed Fowler, only daughter of Lt. tory the German moninrclly' will -soon S-'peclall cast hound horse train here fp ,,,p,,ml conditlofi 1° “Peak aholll dem" 'Ml ll" Wil” l“`ayii1z tc- differ.

and' Mrs. G. W. Fowler. Miss cease to exist, Today there are great last night. Tile homes were owned thu ,mumy of his food? em gong?

wiler contracted pneumonia and. labor and -social unrest tlemonstra- by the Government and were dostin- A__| don-L think s0_

ough every thing D0B5llll@ WH" li0l1s here. ed for military purposeii. Thi? 0lll‘ Qf-You think he is not in a iii

done for her she passed away Tues- cilals ln charge of the train suspect- ,.,,“,mi0,, 10 Speak ,mont the quality

She was horn at Sussex, .\'. B., ,the horses were polsolleil. _ of mg mod? in work, she went to Engiaml w ‘ In-n I visit inc dining room und Il juris.; ilwnlilsi' all he says- lie sets hiul- parents: , from .my visits there th-at the food ig self workr-rl up into such an excito-

. sufficient, l spank to the tm; or ment that he is not at-countable. 'Thai

lrdfp Linlment cures toothache. my knowledge' ,_ , _ __ .

Q. -i am not speakin f th t. i, l

Ispllillal ¢° The G"“"dI‘""l am asking von this qu§st(Ion: H You

R C BOSTON- lVl8f‘l-""-- Allfll l3~'l`ll‘l'@" ‘ 0 ni” “mem 0( “ned hcnril the e~vill-cnrc of the witness, l'0l;`-lil_i‘Yg;llYlll$ li'-’

A.--Yes.

Q.-Tlmt is true?

A,--Oh. Q. --llc s-coined in deny it to-duyi’ A.-~\\-'cll. he would not likely ro-

e~ the ua; ulth patients of his nu- (IFF. Q.-And you account in that way

Q.-\Ve\'<~ there conlplaints nludc to

you about his conduct at the lable?

A.-Yes. Q.-And what were those com-

piuintsii

A.--That he was breaking dishes

and throwing ten around the table and using violent ianU\ilS'6 and so forth and l recommended hlttl. for his own benefit and the benefit oi others. 0 have s table by hlnnself, so that

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TORONTO, April 18-Moderato

variable winds foiir and mild.

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The highest- temperature recorded

yesterday was to degrees above. At 10 s. m. it was 85 shore' st I p. m. 28 above. The coldest the previous night was 40 above.

The tide will be high this morning

at 8.42 and tomorrow at‘9.!6: it wi be high tonight at 0.05 and tomorrow at 10.06.

The sun sets this evening at 7.08

and tomorrow at 7.10; it rises tomor- row morning et 5.25 end Ssturtley at 6.23.

-The moon rises tomorrow morning

at 4.20.

. ~ There will be s ‘new moon-on

Sl d) M. KENNEDY for that chamber is probable, to await *°l. O. D. E. Patriotic Tea \\'ld-.8sle thins? _ ~. _ ( ".8 f ' business from the Commons. 'rhnre in Eastern Trust co né odgeemon Mars- gzgo. not inane! o:ne.b"M A "fg_g’»|49l"llm h1§'¢w=:y9-‘gait-.?\.m"n

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