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Found _ Drowned at Rocliy; Point - a a a ” 1 1 lias Cabied British Government thats ; Yesterday Afternoon. at .inquest Still Continue and are Still A Being Repnlsed. After a further Canadian Credit-of $25;-. j lleltl and _.Verdict oi Accidental Whole Day’s Boinltardmeiii Germans Launched 000,000 is Available. This Mallet
s- :Death Returned. Another Violent Attack and Were Again Repnlsed Total oi $i50.000,000 Credit. -
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Yesterday afternoon about two 0'-
clock the lifeless body of Mr. Donald Mcisaac, the well-know-n school teal eller of Fairview was found on the
'shore at Rocky Point.
, It was first seen by Mr. Horace Mc- Kinnon, who noticed it from the wharf. The body-lay to the east side of the new wharf, about 150 yards from it, and was apparently cast up
there on the sands by the tide.
Mr. Mclsaac was in Charlottetown
on' the previous day and left for home bythe 6.30 p. m. boat. in the evening _he called at Mr. N-‘eil Currie‘s with his daughter. As the family espected him to remain all night they retired leaving him lying on a lounge in -the kitchen. ln the morning he was gone and Mr. Currie thinking that he had gone to his home at Fair- view, a distance of three miles made no enquiries concerning him. The evidence would indicate .that leaving Mr. Currie's deceased wandered to the shore and- as the night was very dark and wet he apparently fell over the pier and was drowned. Deceased was 55 years of age. and had taught., school for many years. He leaves a widow and family of nine, who will' have .the sympathy of the -ommunity
in their bereavement.
-Dr. Dewar, _Coronor for Queen's County, held an inquest at 5 o’ciock in' the afternoon. After viewing the_ body which showed no evidences of in-
1\_ll_l'y the following jury was empsnnei-_ e :-
Hugh McPhee, (foreman.)
Owen King.
Robert Griffin. Daniel McLean. John McLasll`.`~ .TlIfiiei=f"`lt‘eellari. William King. The following witnesses were exa~.
mined: Joseph Griffin, Albert Chip- man, Neil Currie, Isabel Currie. Isabell McDonald. Horace McKinnon, Michael Murphy and Hugh McPhee. »
The evidence of the first witness,i
Joseph Griffin. was as follows: “i sm lffarmer and reside at Rockyi Point. Came from Charlottetown to- day on 1.30 host. coming up tho! wharf at Rocky Point I saw an object on the shore which looked like a bo- dy. I went over to the place, a dis- tance of about 150 yards. On reach-‘ ing it I found .the body of a man. I did not recognize him as he was lying on his face. When other men arrived the body was known as that of Donald* Mclsaac. I saw him on Wednesday
at 3.3% m., going up the Charlotte- ‘ town arf. I spoke to him. I did not see him again alive. ~ The evidence- of Isabel McDonald was as follows:
"I am grand-daughter of Neil Currie.
and live with him at Rocky Point. I saw the deceased at 3 p. m... on his way to Charlottetown. I saw him. again at 7 o‘clock when he returned. He stayed at our house last night. Hia daughter and myself left him in the kitchen at 11 o‘clock. I heard
to sleep. I did not see him again. H was lying on the sofa when l went t bad."
Horace McKinnon, sworn, testified:
me to look like a. body. I first drew
this object on the shore. 'llhe bod was that of Donald Mclsaac. I ask-
i> D
body until I notified the Coroner. went to Charlottetown on the 2. p. m.
boat and notified the Attorney-Gene ra .’
in Charlottetown and am a deck hand
m., to-day I saw an object on th shore to the east of the wharf at Roc- ky Point. it appeared to be a body. I went over to the place and recog- nized the body as that of Donald Mc- lsairc. I saw deceased yesterday evening on the ferryboat. He crossed
'at 6.30 p. ln., from Charlottetown.
He had been drinking but was able to take care of himself. He left the boat and walked up the Rocky Point Wiiarf. I did not see him again
\ alive.”
Neil Currie, sworn, stated: "I am
a farmer and reside at Rocky Point. 1 did not see deceased yesterday. He was in my house from the time he crossed on the last boat from Char- lottetown. I did not see him but l hoard him talking. This morning I
gone. I supposed he welit home. saw his body _on the shore this even ing. I supposed he _was drinking and l did not go to the room where he was. I did not know what time he left my house. Deceased and myself were always on good terms."
Isabel Currie, sworn: "l am wife oi
Neil Cllrrio and reside nt Rocky Point. I saw deceased yesterday at 7 p. m., He came to my house on his way homo from Charlottetown. He had been drinking. Had liquor with him and drank some at my house. I saw him at 10 p. m..when I went to bed. in the morning he was gone. The kit- chan window was open. The kitchen door was not locked. When I went to bed I left him with his daughter and my granddaughter.”
Michael Murphy. sworn: “I am
Captain of S. S. Hillsboro and reside in Charlottetown. I saw deceased yesterday when he went to town and I noticed him when he crossed to Rocky Point at 6.30. He was able to take care of himself. I think he had been drinking I did not see him again alive.”
The Jury brought in the following
verdict.
"After hearing the evidence in the
case of Donald Mcisaac, deceased, whose body was found on the shore at Rocky point we coma to the con- clusion that death was due to drow- ning and was accidental."
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all
AUCTION-WE WILL SELL ON
the market square to-day, Friday. at 12 o‘clock, noon, 1 general pur- pose horse, sound and good, 4 yeans old. Terms at sale. Benj. Carter auctioneer. 647-3'30Ml|Dd
with Heavy Losses. I
him talking to himself until I went
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(Canadian Press Despatch.)
"‘ “"1 “ ‘“"”°" “mi 'aside “'~ R°°k>’ Pants Juno 29 -Artcr a violent tor oiliill aoi without any infantry _§;’l§"‘ I "M: “£1 °bje‘_:i" lon the °`h°"’ bombardment, which lasted tha em fighting. .
P' m~- °' “Y 8" ‘ ”°°'“°d ‘° tiro day,_thc sermons attached tho "on thc right- bank of the river
French positions northwest of Thiau- after a violent bombardment which
me' °"°“"°“ M J°°°|’h Mmphy 'tg mont, in the Verdun section. but lasted all yesterday afternoon, the
were repulsed .with heavy losses ac cordlng tlo` an official statement is-
ed th” 8° I” "ot '~”1“'°"f°"° Wm* tm sued by the war oiiice to-day. The upon our positions to the northwest
I French machine guns and curtain of of the Thiaumont works. We checked ~ fire is declared to have devastated by our curtain of fire and the fire of
the attackers.
The text of the statement follows:
AIM" Chipman testmed: ' Ireslde “In the Champagne district in the and they sustained great losses. _
vicillit of Tilhurc und nt s. oint to
Y P 0" th” S‘ S' Hm°b°"°“3h° At 2 9- the west of Butte Dc Mesnils a suc- bombardment in the region of Che-
° cossful surprise attack made it pos-_ ilois." ‘
sible for us to clean up certain trenches of the enemy's first line, and to penetrate at several places as far as the second line. Here we blew up a number of sheltering rocks. On
‘ tha left bank of -the River Mouse there has been artillery fighting in the sec-
Garmans st about eight o‘clock in the evening, delivered a strong attack
our machine guns, the enemy was not able to reach our lines at any point,
Last night there was very spirited
(Special to the Guardian.) - PARIS June,‘ 29-Between Scis-
son, 'and Rheims we carried out this morning a surprise 'attack on a Ger-
gr-....~ av. _
man trench ui i`-cant of fl_>.pignc=“ destroyed e...alters and brou;1.t
back som. p _.oners in Champagne
by the tiff-_ of our artillery. We scat-
tered eucmy organizations at Mont Tatu. and Butte Du Mes. north of
Tapura. On the left bank of the Me- use after a violent bombardment which extended fr'm Hill 304 to Avo court Wood the Germans about 4.30 o‘clock in the afternoon delivered an attack against our positions west of Hill 304. They were repulsed by the fire of our infantry and our curtain of fire.
in Avocourt Wood lively grenade
fighting occurred during the course of the afternoon. On the right bank no infantry action was reported. Ar- tillery activity of a very intense character was maintained in the sec- tors of Fleury. Vsux Chapltre and Chenois Wood.
JEHUME lillliili I A liil iHiiiK illlii
Kill ill lil Biiilt
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Brother of Moses Gallant Ilho
lat ilenth in lotion Lost
found th-c window open and he was S t_]_ L_ Mcphcrsom of Char.
I september and of Iottgtggvkiit who is attached to "B" Co.
Battalion. St. John. N. B., together. The death of these two brothers is the first instance since the war started where more than one from the same family in this province have yielded up their lives for the Empire.
The late Jerome Gallant was only in
his twentieth year. He had boon employed prior to the war on thc Co- vernment steamer Earl Grey. Parti- culars of his death have not yet beg received. He leaves to mourn foul sisters, Mrs. Hugh J. McKinnon. Mrs. John Quinn, and Misses Margaret and Maud Gallant; also four brothers: Elias in Minneapolis. Alexander in Trenton, N. S., Daniel at Tracadie Cross and Wilfrid now serving with the 105th Battalion at Vaicartier. where his brother-in~law Hugh McKin- non is also serving. Deep sympathy will go out to those bereaved in their great sorrow. _
The names of several more islan-
ders wounded was also received yes
--V1' | - ‘ terday as well as brief particulars
PLZ.; :g::gdE»¥§unQ,:D§;5:¢ concerning some previously reported.
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'rhe highest temperature recorded ONE csNT per worn each insertion
yesterday was .70 degrees above zero. for advertising in iti=s column. Cash At nine o‘clock yesterday mornlnk it must. accompany orders. Minimum registered 63 above; at nine last night charges twenty-ii\~g cents. _ ‘
57 above. _ The coldest the previous --- _
. ri ht was 80 degrees above. "Saturday evening, July lst an ice ' he tide will be high this evening cream festival will be held in Artemas ‘at ll.6'4 and tomorrow at 12; it will be Hyda's held, Clyde River. All are in-
liigh tomorrow morning at 10.80 and vitod. 000-0-lsllsi. ‘
Sunday st 12.21. -- " 2 The won sets this evening and to- "Grace Church home cooking at morrow at 7.55; it rises tomorrow Carters Bookstore, Friday afternoon morning at 4.13 and sunday st 4.14. at 3 o"clock. Get s cake-for Doliiin
'rho inoon soul tonight nt s.2s.. ion my. 5:47-s-ssliai
rsda June Bind at 0.1¢ s m. _ -»- ‘ _ mtiehereywiil be a new moon on Fri-- "Fresh ’s'§Imon, mackersl,'hiddock. taken. The msinistore itself was nd day June 30th nt 8 43 a. m. codhsh and iobstelo at. Charlottetown The length of today will be 15 hours Fish -Bapply -00...* this
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WAS i Hill Hliill
For a moment it turned me sick. but it wasn’t a time to let things like that worry you, when there were wounded to bc gotten out, and one of these was ~. lad from Charlottetown, Frank Al- lcn. who worked with me in the bank there. lin kept calling “For God_'s sake get mc out, Mac." There was an- other lying across his legs and we had to dig him out before we could get
got him into a dugout and the strat
scrap on he wanted to be in it.
Sir Roger Casement
Sentenced to Death
(Canadian Press Despatch.) 1
- '~\1DON, June 29.-Sir Roger Case-
ment was found guilty -to-day of higl _trsas_on. The ending of the historic trial came shortly before 4 o’clock this iafternoon, when the jury which har' been out less than an’ hour brought in its verdict against the Irish Knight.
To-day's session of the court wal
given over to arguments of counso and the charge to the jury. Sir_Ro ger's chief counsel, Mr. Sullivan, wht' collapsed in court yesterday, was un able to appear to-day and his argu- ment was taken up by Artemns Jonas.
.. The Attorney-Geliersl. Sir; Freder- ick Smith, summed up the case for
.the prosecution after wliicli the Lord Chia Justice delivered his charge. ` LONDON. June 29.-Sir Roger Casa-
ment was sentenced to death.
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Ill Amherst, NS,
(Qpsalsi to the Guardian.) ` _AbfHERS‘I‘, June 29.--For the third _time C. B. Chapman at oo., establish- - ment was entered last evening by .a
sang of youthful burglars and a quan- tity of sweaters. mitterliipgloves etc..
t
Italian into but s storage house in the rss had 9. no of lass smashed and
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Report Received in ottawa Tells
~ of (iullont Yiork of-Cnniliilnn Soldiers in the Trenches.
attacked by British aeroplanes and
separate parties of between ten and
trenches and advanced against our po iitions. They were met by rapid
\‘. Pl I .
. although tiis ' windows were barred, ltho smallest youth of a bunch of foilr forced his way throiith a narrow space
tl wi we e subsequently
rnade prisoners.
§ (Special to the Guardian.)
,...
OTTAWA, Julie 29.-Tho Minister
of Finance as the result of his confer- ence yesterday with thc Canadian Bankers' Association was able to cable the British Treasury. to-day that a $25,000,000 further Canadian credit for the purchase in Canada of war muni- tions and supplies was immediately available.
With the $50,000,000 already advanc-
ed by the Dominion government and the previous loan of $75,000,000, by Ca- nadian Bankers a total of $150,000,000 of Canadian money has been found in
Canada for the Imperial government to meet its commitments here. The transaction which has been carried out through the Minister of Finsnfs as trustee for the Banks and for tg; Imperial Treasury has been greatly facilitated by the offer of the Minisf-O27 of Finance to re-discount at any time the imperial Treasury bills held as collateral for the advances. _
it is the intention of the Minister
to adopt again this fall the plan _wbiqb proved so successful last yasr of pro- viding re-discount facilities for the h- nancing of the Western crop move ment.
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today the air was charged with -ru- mors ofa serious cabinet crisis over
The fact that there were two pro-
to party meetings, seemed to con-
HUMUHS Ili SEHIIIUS llillliili IIHISIS y
UVEH HDMI Iillll CUMPHUMISE
(Canadian Press Despatch.) tof Lords, explained that nothing_wss
expected to be announced definitely
LONDON. June 29-Throughout concerning the situation until alters-
meeting of the Unionists tomorrow. at which it was still hoped that the
the irish Home Rule compromise. influence of Andrew Bonar Law, Seo-
retary of State for the Colonies. wh-~_
longed cabinet councils, in addition supports Premier Asqulth and David
Lloyd George, the Munitions Minis-
iirm this view. ter, who framed the Irish compro-
An evening newspaper announced mise, might possibly avert s. rupt-
_ _ _that the Ma-rquis of Lansdowne. Min- ure. Tonight, howeirer, it was sn-
SCWIIIQ lil till losiil. “GTC 31st Battalion ill a letter to a friend ___ ;ister without portfolio, and Walter fnounced that the Unionist meeting' |s|um|“-3 “cum-hd hare slves the f0ll0WlHS P'"fiC“|°"5 Hume Long, president of the local had been postponed until next week."
’ of recent fighting in Whifh tribute ‘H (special to the Guardian.) goverment board, had actually re- at the desire of Mr. Bonar Law and
Dliid I0 the Pluck °f I‘|'““k Allen- signed, but that their resignations the Government. who wisl1ed<i'ilrtll__si‘_
Mrs- Hush J- M'CKiI1I10l1. 112 Green ""h"5@ death- *md 'O “Y has “mc” OTTAWA, June 29.-The followilis had not been accepted. Rumor also time for consideration of the irish
Street, Charlottetown yesterday rc- been f0P°|”l9d- Cvmmintiue has been received Ht N10 connected the name of Lord Robert proposal. _ _:awed the following telegram from ..\’Ve have had it rather rough sincc_ Militia Department from the Canadian Cnc||_ Minister of wsr Trade, with This qostponementipupsanswlcom Ottawa: thc first of April when wc moved UD general TGDTBSBU'-alive M' U1” fl`°“t¢ the Ministers likely to resign. _ plcxion on affairs and permits of ‘-Deemy regret, to inform ypu that T3 gills! :Mira 0f ‘gifs 521;- aplggivixl. CANA_?éA§CEAR_MY §EAl?Q_UA_R° The Earl of Selborne, in the House hope that the crisis will be avoided.
60311 Private Jerome Gallant infantry ll 5 0 “C ~mY5e “ 9° HTERS. A -- ll BP B 0 11° 0' \
ing' to Bucharest despatches in Ger-
‘ persons e e by the police at Galatz. Roumania.
. 1 out a scratchr slthoush 0116 DiSM,ment weather consolidation of our
lfggftny "ported killed in act on June about ten o‘clock while the "hard- new posmons has prog,-assed Bam. Private G ant referred to was n Ware' W8” C°“1l“S WW" °“ “S ai lheifactorllv Exceptional activity in
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fhe b0Y5 killed were bww" t° Di°°”'.S0m° enemy' “P5- The f°ll°Wi“5 of thc American troopers captured at bell son of Mr. and Mrs. John J.
MSM "Wee b°'“b‘“5 P“m°"» “"5” Carrizal has removed one dangerous Campbell had given his life in defence M9111- MaU1°W°°“» Ll°“¢- R°“U°d8°- element in the Mexican situation: of his Country. On Sabbath morn- ”'“d Sent' J°“°5 °f this “nitf w°“" but it WHS HDDHYBM t0'dBY that it ing a most impressive Memorial Ser- f°|'W“"d "id established Btmng DUMB' has been only somewhat relieved and vice was held tn the Long mpg; 11|-5,. which Wm Check ‘WY furthe' “dV“““e had not reuloved the grave menace to byte;-lpn Chu;-gh, conducted by tho of the German “"9 in 'this ‘“""”tl°“- continuance of friendly relations be- Pastor Rev, G. A, -Sutherland, The Artillery, trench mortar and grenades tween the Unned states and the Church was draped wml nag! while °°“¢e"= Wm f\‘°‘1“°“i *mf* ‘il ““‘°“‘Mexicnn dc facto government. By thc choir rail coniuincd muy' bonu 9°"°"°- O" 0"” °°°“5i°“ after,” h°“"Y freeing the prisoners General Carran- tiful npwers sent by sympathizing mmbardment °f the e“°“WB from 7-it mot Only 0110 domliud mode by friends who came from far and near
Allen free. ,Glhd i0 BHY he is lwwliine by our trench guns. the Germans Ivresidont W“Bnn_ The othcn tha; to Day their last tribute of ,cannot O. K. and back to his Company. He raised a rod cross flag above the pa Carranza declam his future ,._m¢,,de to the brave soldier md whom every Bh°W°d 10" 04' Pluck “"9” WB U°'- mm “Pct *md were °b“°""°d removing 8 toward the American forces in Maxi- one 10,,-ed_ My-_ gugherimd ,page free *md dm "0" W°'“t “S "° d° “"5" ““mb°r °f “'°“nd°d' O" the “mc co remains unanswered until the lat- mpg; geettngly (mm th; '01-Qs, thing to his wounds until we looked day three Gcrmail observation baloons cat communication arrives from Mex. .vreater ‘Ove hath no man than this after the other boys first. After we opposite our front were successfully lm Ciw It was ex acted u.,_d,y_ that 8 man my down his me tm, his
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cher bearer dressc-.fl his wounds. he fell to the .‘.1'1h in il mass of smoke Wands". A male Qlffntene nn"
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called me back and _r_nade_tna promise and flames. __ 'lr snipers met with J§h?£oI‘:2 Bt;':g“i.s|;°; my 1;; Bug.. to let him know if Fritz attempted considerable su.cees. On the front. ch I d h
and the o r ren ered ot ar A pro
an attack. He said he could still of one division alone. 11 Germans priate musm At the close the Lua handle his rifle and if there was any were accounted for by them in one congregation slowly med mn Wm" the
" day. early one morning a furious bom~ -”*' "Dead March (mm sun wa. buns
bardment was directed upon the tren- In ed :hes of two Montreal battalions. Six AMSTERTNAM-\ 3“HB 29-ACC0l`_d' D y ‘
moon mon ouch icrt thc Gorman man usvy__s_i»_al>;§:»_ ;e;f:_l_‘_/a_<_iv_;1B_]_”g__ ln Casuany _
rifle and machine gun tire. in one Monday. while ropressing a demon- The following telegram has hes re- rcnch ser-gt, MacLeod jumped up-on strstion of workingmen against the ceived by Mr. Colin J. Camp sli, no a parapet and hurled bomb after high prices of foodstuffs. The de- Lakeville, and speaks for itself. _-_ ,omh at the appmaCh|ng pM.,_y_ Omy ,,p,,¢.,hes add thnt thcwnrklrig lnon Ottawa, Ont., June 2, 101|. i (ow of the enemy guccseded in ma. of Calatr. declared n general strike C. Campbell:-- . ching our entanglement; and pt no on Sunday. owing to the authorities Sincerely regret to inform you tg: mint were our tl-anchor; ppnet|-stem having prohibited meetings and dem- 72237 Private Pius J. Campbell.; - Having failed topbtsln then- opjec. onstrations in protest against the fantry. Officially l'6l>0l‘i-Bd ldll1ft»N;“-“tv :ive and having suffered many casual- high C0" Of |iVlI\S~ 10 Casualty Clearing Station. e ties all enemy parties rapidly with- ..._..__._-...,..._-. zard., ounshot wound. ri-actors Ism- irew_ Two wounded Germans] ing ‘"'- W°““d°'i "UM ¢h_|5h» Wm “nd
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th l : ` . Canadian Press Ds stab.) _ _ _ . . ; _ if Police this morning slid. some of ` - " sii%?gf°i?s|_ yaggrsfoazipgdozt, SAI(.ONIKi, June 23.-Autiaipstcll to' - ml' * _ SM-[j his 'peed hams to your smug the London Daily Chronicle says: "lt_ _ boys. They ware when hefpre th.. is stated here. on good authority. that ST. JOHN, N. B_., June 20.- 0051101 Chief, thc twp Legorss, wmte and the Bulgarians are marching toward A. H. H. Powell, who wili_coin_ nd Forest, T oy plesded gumy to th, the important fort of Faapetro_ From the Sixth Brigade st Vsicartisr, folli-
qmrse 3o,,fe,,|°n, were ,gon the same source I learn that Buigsrs posed of tba 105th (P. E. L),
'irawn forth spd it was pn G,-,goo have crossed the river. Masta, which tslion, the 106th Nova _Scotia it __. 'hat the young dsspcrsdod, hive tmf. for some length inland from its mouth the 112th and the Mom __ bsttslio Ut ziarlgsd twelve plus; tn the m,m_ fonna the frontier between Greece, New Brunswick, sn_ cod #High _'in sunday pots;-poop it is |95;-ned that Macedonia and Bulgaria. The news that Capt. Cuthbert J. ilorhli Id the suns party sneer-dd 1;|¢¢n», L|m|. with regard to the Petra is that patrol been appointed ,his bzlgde major and
--ed Station St.. Fortunately Mr. Bl. combats are l'BD0l‘i9d (F0111 tht! KWH, W°\||d “W0 “P lil! ‘Ni It mics,
den was around the pg-smtp" pt the Osen regions where some movements- it is iilldsrltooli t\lst_C\__pt.__mn'i time and caught the qusrtatte red han. by enemy forces also are reported. will bs one of~tlts oiii lil" l sod. on thslr rstpr-nip, th., 300.1, Enemy airmen have been act vo in P. A. Cuthrids new "kiltls ' *hdt- `1e released them. Holmes aid"1*f@n. the Vardar region, but have not sc- tslioll but in -till meantime hi Will! t
holm's was also the scsiia of an at~!°°mD\i!il¢'| lm’ ml¢9f'|l| d°“1ll°-
iempted bnglary while I Nw other Artillery has been aotiva today on the lt V cartier
stores on the main street of Amherst front as usual. - Capt. Morgan is |7|\_‘\l|'P'__ WU 3 W* rnfrcrod from similar ¢s|,\-,4,¢|¢,,,,' A combined British and French best known oiiiesrsfiitls ‘if within tho pact fortnight, pquadron bombed Qumnldiins. this New Brunswick. returned fromovsr- ' E. J. Bryan, the alleged bo s che. being the tint occasion on which seas on Friday last after-£§;i%mé!~o J* _-- gag artist, has been sent ll gr trial erltiabai-_lns_r;_lisve been t;k_‘ng psrtiyesrs of active service at _ _ __ ,sore the Supreme Con _of Nor ulrs n s rogon. ses was _ ' Scotts which will meet onnmy 4¢;,_ ._i asain btlnbedby French airmen. MlnsNi's Lltllisnl CCN W
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