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s'r. JOHN, Jan. so.-Emu Ne.-neu.

a. well known Toronto- im9§l‘t0;'°h¢l>1f “My goods, well known in t. M I; is under arrest on the charge ot 8 treason. and is held without ball. When he appeared before Magistrate Den- lsotton Monday in char-gli of tW0 plainclothes men the n8ll!\‘i\i°

’ asltétiir* ' '_

What's that man doing there ou -

side the dock`.’f’ aslted the MsS|S_U`9fe~

The docl¢’s the placeutor him. con-

. unuac me Mazistrfiw- H0 “mi 5°*

bnill We have got to treat treason as treason." ’i‘be accused was re-

prasglmed by G. W. Mason and G. F. Shep ey- . _ ' . "You are charset! that you did as-

sist’ a public enemy at war with his Majesty in such war by any means whatsoever." read the M11i=iSll”‘"°-

“Not guilty." was the rellilf Of the

counsel.

The defence was unable to H0 0"

m8I.I.6l'.

ln. w_ith about 50 DilSS8¥i§9|`5-"“"-

Nlerlich and counsel took excel>li0l1 i-0 ’

_ the statements that he arrived in the

(my Saturday morning. They claim

-A CONVICTION.-Prosecutor - f the “me

Phmips hu “mmm ‘mm an lmitlllll :xr l?tl`i¢l'lgrbl‘taa‘il“;xpired and "lp 1” ma western put ot me B um; not miss an issue. as all D899" Whned mutilzgsvmtsdpasrsyaxhlrd ot- discontinued DIOIDPUY °“

_moue a . ~ fence of the Prohibition Act. The date. _

re now bein! made _

2\1l:etst?|:“tl'xep:il-`\?;:taot the offender.-H "*PR°H|B'T|°N'

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_pmucs char.-The play at ww* Wi*

°n by Miss Gorman an F'-may ftitlli the Prince Cou ty was a success. the ingll' Reigg the; few days ago well filled. While ns Gigi; mention offence of me

:hail-ya beomlsilgegtliotlliat lla( Misa Baker which he was

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and Master Eric Donald. 'rue special, iml"'“°“"‘°“

tort Charlottetown shortly iifwi' 1 P-

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'/Mr. Edward llayly, rcprcsentlng the

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that he had been in the city since Wed

_,ma . H went to Montreal. they f1u'da§;"',|‘§ furday. staying until Tues- keg n A’ l has not been trying to

'D aww fr N We oolicc. Nerlich is

a naturalized Canadian

1 wssr£n||_r>snsc“'-’

-edt' and .1 U 1-“"-

-ur. S. Her. ot' Kensingtgc $"°"°

Mrs. Wwfside Friday.-H.

in S’ § - _ _ -liir. Fred Murphy nas arrived

‘ DUNDS the next fcw"'days Mr. Nei!-nome from Moncton and will spend tl

llch will b ... Prisoners :l!r¢;.rm;ll!dtdlestptihcthimie lic was not out ln the ccll -'30' "9

_ jail he nmst do as the/'flitieals sent 3

will be allowed to l / to him. .<1l?bail was made

All npplip pley, K. (`.. counsel

ity Mr. ch. Tho uppcnl was matic fOr usticc Middleton, who was ,lax ng u-case in~|ht- Non-Jury l'ourt..

Attorncy (ieneral, opposed thc appli- cation. which was :nljournr-tl until tn- day. - (t‘l\arlottctown firms doing busin- csn with Ncriich rcccniiy r~¢-ccivcd n confidential circular claiming that the flrm was Ilrltlslt and loyul, but thc ar- rest of thc proprietor bus put a dif- ferent completion on tin- storyl

Sl. [lUiiSilii'S Milli( PIHLIAMENT

The st-cond session of St. Dunslnn's

mock purllamont was held on Saturday cvoning.

The dchatc on the draft address was

rt-:turned by lion. Alex Mcintyrc. tile- irlnal who had the floor at tho last iuljourmucnt. lic dcmonstrntcd very tllilosopltit-nily thc udvtirilagos to be .ll-riv.-tl from thc adoption ol' n policy of l~`roc 'l`rnd»~. lit- was followed by Mr. lloliort ;\lu(`urthy (Three ltivcrs) who vigorously attacked thc bills pro- poscd by thc Govt-rumeut. The other speakers on the sidc ot' thc Govern- nlcnt. wore lion. A. Daly, i-ion. \\'. t'nrlcy, lion. 'l‘_ Nlellarly and Hou. J. .\. _lit-Ilougnll, u'hil:=t Mr. ld. Kelly, M.” lllccjitaiirl and .\lt'. R. J. llrown spoke on the opposition side.

That great ht-ueflt is derived from

n mock l’arllatnent such as this is cvitlent by the fact that members who cmnc into the house lust year l'or the first tlnm, and had never arltlresscd an audience of any kind are able this _voor to express thcir sentiments in n clcar und concise manner without the least sign of embarrassment or stnge fright.

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- cnomtt sAt|v.uts -1-i

Cnlomcl makes yon sick and you

lose a day's work. Calomel is a nas- ty, dangerous chemical. To liven your sluggish liver and bowels when con- stlpnted, headachy, bilious, just get n' 10-cont box of harmless Coscarets. Thoy work tvhllc you sleep, don't, gripe, sicken or snlivute.

' .EVERY WOMAii

_ i-.__-j_ ‘-‘ i. `i|'int¢|nrsd and should know .'

` fr. \ ‘| Aboutths wondwrfmums my " 3"" llouolne

15,-; ‘: /1 .A / ,, _-

few weeks at he home in Summer- side.-li.

-Mr. l-larry Kelly, Summerslde,

loft on the eastem train on Tliursday on n visit to his home in Travellers Rest.-li.

-Mr. and Mrs, iticlinrtl Elliott. of

Elliotte Station. were in Snmmerside on Friday and rcturncd horuc by the special train.-ll.

-Much sympathy is fclt for Mrs.

Fidel l‘crry,Sun1mersitlc. who has confined to her ironic for several days through llincss.-H.

TO TALK T0 EUROPE

BY WIRELESS ‘PHONE.

NEW YORK. Jan. 30.- The re-

mnrknblc feat of telephonic communi- cation lu-\twccn_Ncw York and San I-‘rarltfls-co, rlcmonstrntcd on Monday uruloubtcdly will lic followed before thc cud of the your by at similar_ac- hicvomcnt with thc wireless telephone according to Peter Cooper Hewitt. the inventor who says it soon will he pos- sible to talk across the Atlantic by wireless telephone.

in the lahratory in the tower of

Madison Square (larden. Mr. Hewitt gave the first demonstration of his in- vention to at rcporter for The Times. _lt is nn oscillator comprising a gas and vapor device and electrical con- nections suited for wireless tclephony and telcgraphy, by means oi' which hc said it was possible to transmit mes- sages to greater distances.

The vacuum tube and its clectrlcol

connections representing the receiv- ing station in Mr. Hewitt’s laboratory occupied the centre of the room. In the corner was a. booth where were set up a transmitter and phonograph.

“We have to use a phonograph."

explained Mr, Hewitt. “because we'rc loo busy to think up something to say when wc're actually experiment- ing with thc oscillator. ,The sending station is equipped with an aerial swinging outside the window of the tower. The sounds arc produced in the booth inside thc ln- borntory and go out over the exter- ier ncrlnls an adrc received again over the exterior aerials. When the current was turned into the oscillator last night the vacuum tribes emitted violent rays usually seen in wireless atatiors the phonograph was started anti through the receivers one could distinctly heur a phonographic de- ciamntiou ol' Llncoln's Gatysburg speech. Musical selections were trans- mitted with equal success.

Mr. liewitt said his experimenta-

tion hatl proved that articulation ob- tained through this lnstrumcnt was cvcn more perfect than that obtained ovcr ordlutry tcle-phone wires. its ;>url`ct-,tion will now ovcrcoine the ne- cessity of having a telephone circuit. Circuits maybe formed ln part of air and wire.

"From my experience it will now he

possible not only to operate over long distr/ses wireless by tele- phone" sold llir. Hewitt. "but wireless operation over short distances may serve to feed the rcgulnr telephone s stem thcrcb doin w.\

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_ luklyetir tl' ` pt for- VI. .necessity in districts where there are ik. £3 £¢t_::!&I1” _ -._ _ no wires at present." th b t detain lil s- _ _ H - hir. licwitt said he was gratified at :¢¢\fs'tlb?>ok‘-.-?»ealad.’ll“;lv»\lruu thc success with which lrnnsconticn-

lar ddl tl i aluahle

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l°|:§‘" v,3=.,ge§§§?|';,;lQ¥c,.M..md'°’ “L ,tubliahctl on lllondny.

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. Subscribers who have not yet taken advantage of this unpar-

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arc just what

"RBXIIU BIQQ ggggtalien your blood

you want iff, yo,.- body. Try them. _*md UUl|"pe,- [Vx of sixty tablets, 3 ’l“'i°0 gpg; MacKinnon Drug Co., ’°’_“b|- orge and Kent Streets. ,f" eat G6 Mlm.

PAID T0 SNIPE

BRITISH OFFICERS

LONDON. Jan. 30.- The Manches-

tre Guardian reports a, remarkable speech delivered by Lieut.-Gen. Sir Henry MacKinnon at a dinner in Man- chester on Monday. Gen. MacKinnon related whose company in the trench- es was much moved hy u, sniper who was located with great dllilculty. He was shot finally, and when his body was reached an order was t'ound on him dcputiug him to, snlpc British officers. ` - `

lie had on his body particulars

showing he had killed no fewer than 50 ofilcers, and it was apparently n rule or tho German War Ofilce that u reward was given l`or each olllcer killed when the claim had been scrut- inized and allowed. The sniper was required to state the exact position where the olilccr was killed and give parilctrlars about his regiment and so* on, and no hyclalm was allowed until it had been tested by reference to cas- -ittlty lists in thc British uzwspnpcrs.

In the r..~ fee ot' this particular sn po: :uly 26 claims were allowed. for curb of which he had rcccive-il fi rcwnrtl or _5f‘_ marks t$l2_l'.0.l

BACON AND EGGS

NEW BRITISH ALLY. _

LONDON. Jan. 30.- “Our other

ally" is the name given to bacon and eggs by the soldiers oi’ Kitchener’s army. There is such an enormous consumption of this variety of proven- der that the food purveyors say it is one of the principal reasons for the increased price of those two food staples.

in some I.omlon boarding houses

nwhcre two eggs and plenty oi’ lmcon have been served heretofore now only one egg and almost an unnotlceablc amount of bacon are served.

RICH GERMAN MERCHANT 4 ACCUSED FOR TREASON.

STOCKHOLM, Jan. 30.-(Dispatch

to The London Morning Post)- A sensation has been crtused in com- mercial circles here by the news that Senator l’osehi, the head of thc great 'firm of L_ Poshel and Co.. has been arrested in Germany on n charge of high treason, being accused of trading with the enemy. lic is being tried by court martial at Leipzig.

Herr Poshel is one of Gcrmnny’s

richest magnntes. He is a member ot' the Herrcnhaus and a personal friend oi’ the Emperor.

FIFTY-TWO BELOW

_ ZERO AT WAR CAMP.

OTTAWA, Jan. 30.- Reports front

the internment camp at Kahnskasinz_ Out.. on the G.T_l’.. tell of weather _G2 degrees below zero. hut. the Austrians and Germans are well clothed und well ted and the work has gone on with- out Interruption.

There have been no serious dis-

orders at any of the camps.

lt ls intended eventually to have at

least a thousand men nt both the Ka- huskusiug and Spirit Lake camps.

FRENCH MINISTER

CONFERS IN LONDON.

LONDON, Jun. 30.- Victor Augag-

neur. French Minister ot' Marine, who arrived in Loudon last Thursday, has returned to Paris. He had conferences with Winston Spencer Churchill. l-‘lrst Lord of the Admiralty and Admiral Lord Fisher, First sen Lord. regarding cmployment

0; thc nnvnl forces ot` Frnucc and llrlt- n n.

The Frcnch Mlnlstcr smw also King

(lcorgc. l"renilc.r Asqulth. Viscount linldnnc, Lord Illgh Chancellor; Scu- relary (lrcy. War Sf-crctnry liitchc- ncr. nntl formcr Prcmlcr llnlrour. .

THE KOLBERG’S SISTER SHIPS ALL GONE.

LONDON, Jan. 28.-Tile Koibcrg,

which is nnnouuccd ofliclally us hav- ing been reported sunk ln the naval

llat.tlo-tl»‘|tlSuntli;i' in the North Sou. was n git cru ser, the first of four vessels ol’ her class which were built during 1908 and 1909. Her sister ships the Mainz, Koeln and Augsburg, all have previously been reported to have met with disaster during the pre- sent war. .

The Mainz was sunk by the Brit-

ish fleet ln the battle oft Hellogoland late in August. and a boat of the Koelln type was reported to have gone to the bottom in the same tight.

lilarly in August a Russian torpedo

was snlg to harm stack me faux-

tatcruser ad tn s - of Llhun. lf the report-

of tho Kolberg should all the vessels of her

seem to have been ac- enemy worships. _

dl vesrnegdol 4.350

an ca a crew

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I, ` g We have just finished -S,t_ock Taking and in order to clear up_heevy Goods, and make room for Spring Purchases we offer the followmg at rockbottom prices, orifirst cost toc' ear. , -

IREMNANTS

'ln almost everythin , Prints, Ginghams, Dress Goods, Silks, Unbleached

20 p. c. off_

-Following _

Print Cotton. Dress Ginghams,

Unbieached -Cotton, White Cotton, Saiueena- Lining Cottons, Silks, Flannelette, Sheeting.

Waterproof Coats. Men’s Gloves and Mitts.

1-2 p. c. off

Corsets, Lace, Overlace, Veiling and Neckwear.

Less 25 p.

` ll

Fleece`Lined Underwear

“ Sheep Lined Coats ‘l Umbrellas

1’

“ Waterproof Coats 1

Cotton, Flannelette, Table Linen. Sheeting, Towelinlg, Coatings, etc, etc.

I 25 p. c. off 17 1-/2 p. c. off

Whitewear and White Blouses, Dress Trunks, Dress Suit Cases, Hand Goods and Velvets, Plaids (Wool) Bags,Unbre11as, pm-ses,et¢_ ' for Skirting, Black Sateen Under-

skirts, Flannelette Kimonas, Flannel. _ _ _ ette - Wrappets, Flannelette Night 1' 3 P' c’ off ’ Gowns, Curtains, Cretonne Curtain Neck Furs and Muffs Nei ' Ladies’ cloth suits

50 p, c, Qff Ladies’ Winter Coats,

Ladies' Winter Hats Trimmed. Childrews Winter Cmts

“ “ “ Uni;-rimmed `Children’s Furs _

0 In, Our Men’s Department we ‘offer

c. A Bargain in Men’s Furs

I Men’s Cloth Coats with Fur Collars, 1 Only C0011 C0at $100.00. for $74-50 -

“ ' D ` t1 wus -- .. __ U{l¢§lS;1!:§{abi’e W0OlUnde1_wem_ 1 Alaska Beaver Coat $24.00 for $19.50.

1 “ Canadian Otter Cap $15.00 for $12.00.

“ Child’s Real Canadian Beaver Cap $10.00

for $2.50. t f -

' A Lot of Men’s Overall Jumpers, small sizes, worth $1.0() to $1.25, Selling at 50c

Please note that this Sale will be for a few days only. Terms Strictly Cash and no Goods on approval.

L. J. 117 Queen St-

The Store known as “MY STORE” '

'T nine Palo osrlctr. wEs‘r INDIA

1.1' Nl‘.0I\', Jan. 29.-King Oeorge

personally matic up a deficit 0| li\>0\lI £5,000 ($40,000) to cover the cost of gifts sent by Princess Mary to the British army and navy. They con- alstcrl of pipes. tobacco and cigarettes contained in handsome glass boxes.

The idea originated with Princess

Mary. in whose name the public fund for collecting money for the purpose was opened lu; October last. Contracts were entered into with nine different llrrns for supplying ilie articles in question and the prices under the con- tracts amounted to £15I.000. '|`l\0 total sum collected by the Princess, when the fund closed, amounted to .(148.000, and. about 122.000 W0-lil I0

low later.

HALIFAX, Jan. 28.-The last sailing

of the Royal Mail steamer from Hall- fax to the West Indies, had about twenty first-class passengers. ln nor-

mal times. no doubt, there would pro- _

bubly be dc-uhle this number nt this - l season of the year, but still twenty is >- ‘ / enough to keep things livcly, if they

are the right sort. It is snid that thc ' ‘

February nnrl March sallings will be better pntrouized ns a grcni many peo- ple aro no\v making inquiries about cabins and their reservations muy t`oi-

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PASSENGER BUSINESS. ` ‘-

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Gray Stationary Engines

ALL ENGLISHMEN IN '

BELGIUM TO BE ARRESTED. -

Standard the world over, Made in sizes from

otiice expenses, printing anti ndver- tlsing.

Sir Erticst (insect oifcred to make

up thc deficiency, but lliil Kink! lili- cidcd not to accept. the of'l'cr und matic good o\\t of his own pot-kct.

COURT MARTIAL FOR

WAR CORRESPONDENT.

LONDON, Jan. 30.- Luccln A. Jon-

cs. sou of llcnry Arthur Jones. n play- wright. now in New York. was nrresl- ed in Dunkirk. Ile is the Daily Chro- nlcle‘s war correspondent. lie was once cxpcllcd from Dunkirk, but slip- pcd back. 'l‘hc French nutltorltlcs thereupon ,lnlled l\lm. it is thc first in- stance when- tt correspondent fnccs serious charges.

Jones was eudeavorlng to make

the llelglau lines, despite French prohibition. If the charges which arc lodged against him are proved. he may get a few months in prison, al- though olllclal efforts arerbeing made

xo procure his immediate release.

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LONDON, Jan. 30.- Gcncrnl Von

Blsslng, thc German Governor of Bci- gium, according to thc Dnlly Telc- gruph. hun ordcrcd thc urrcst und transfer to (lermuny ot’ ull ltlngllsh- mcn in Belgium.

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