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li-if)UNlIlIi I-INS TAKE I EHSA IIIN BIJRRII ll-5 HUN AIRPLANES I

HEHEIY IU PHY H-I.l_,. NIHEIIIIl_NI’I’EIIRINIi CRASHED To EA_R'|'H

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rne ou by Mr. Paul A. urphy.'

_ Dominion Plant Pathologist, who stu-

HALlFAX.- Every woman and'pers are received by the Board. ws _that the disease |§ wide r | g

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I IIILLAGES AND GUNS __

Russian Cavalry Threw Back the Pressing

Ausiro-Germans lnEasiei°n.iialieia. Between the llneisier and the Carpaihians the Rus-

sians are Retiring

chi

(Canadian Preel Despatch.) Tire text of the Russian statement los

JASSY, ROUMANIAQ- The occupa- yreads: i ,ll

tion of ten villages by the Roumaniansl “Western Russian front: North of B__ is announcer) b_v the war office. The the Pripet River there have been tusl- ulld statement follows: hides particularly animated between Coll »-We comlllued our ailvnncg, no fnr- Smorgoli and l\revo. North of Tarno- wa

as 12 kilometers from our nm irorrr,_ vol the enemy has occupied Pl0t.vc.v he occupying all our objectives and ts- Hull §`Zl'Sll'l0l‘. Un 'he S@l'€Ul- [L klllg pnsspslion ol-10 vl||,,g,l_s W.._ “llis attacks sorithu'est of Tar-nopol, mo captured 450 prisoners, many gurls on the Lozova-bmykovce front, have _leo and much war' material, the ene-my re- been repulsed. Southeast of '1‘rem- 000

tiring in disorder."

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. the region oi’ Korosmlatin and Korn- T

PEf1f:;3Edl_:_l"D_E'°°:l__l;;’f__I";;“°n;?v___ry nrolika, to the southwest of Mionaster- Ca;

thr.;-\v back the pressing Austm-(lcr- llflllvll WM p_,_____lln__l ll_em_lv_ls lllrowh "IB" Infant" 0" W"‘I"0“d“-V in HIE' buck in nortirwesterlv Idirectlon. in ‘Ina "E510" 5°“II“""SI of M°'""`It‘"`7‘-"”k"' the course oi' these cavalry attacks Hvh in Eastern Galicia, says the ofilclnl l»(ll,,ll_gu_,0g llle 'gallmll wnlmanllel, _len statement issued tmiuy by the llus- of the oz:-iinsky regiment was killed' as sian war depart-ment. Tire Russian ~Hni\v@@ll ilu, Dniegter nm] the Cnr- gon amioirncerneirt says the Roumnnlans p,,i|,;,m,_, Um- troops Cominue to re. elle have udviiced towards the upper il,-

reaches of the Suchitza River and are

consolidating their gains. The Ron- ti- manians took many prisoners and re,

captured six guns.

Between the Dnlester River and tire i-ii , _ _ , . p Uarimthlsns. the ststunienr says. inc' rin- irrigins west or sovesla and took

Russians continue to retire in an east- many prisoners.

"ln the corirsc of the figlitlng yes~

_ Southeast of Trembouta, in Galicln, terday the Roumanlans captured near the Russian border, the -Rus~'many prisoners. They also took 6 sians retired it short distanceto new guns, li fmachliie gurls, Zi mine throw- positions. The Austro-Germansl ers and a large quantity ot` stores and

have occupied the Galician towns ot’ military material.

Plotycy and Czystylor, on the Sereth

River. . change in the situation." -

erly direction. ‘

Easlward.

bowla, our troops retired a short dis- tance eastward to new positions. En-

“()n Wednesday our cavalry had o

series ol' stictfessful engagements ln

vska in which the enenrv infantry

c to the eastward.

corisoiidnting their positions. Advanc-

ilcifrclrnients moved forward u on

` “(‘.aucaslanfr0nt: There was no

HDD

“Rouinaiilarr front: The Roumauian lm

oops advanced toward the upper |i,~,, 'tclrcs ot' the River Suchitzu and are Wm

the

LONDON_- De-spat<:li_es from Pe-

trogrnd dealing with the military and ed

.__ .--.... political situation roncnr that l°@tf°~ “

grail itself is outwardly crilmer than 9

-ml' ‘

ld dependent upon the rmlners who Tire Company yestedray advised the Nova scolla on early val_l;‘;eSa‘a__:l‘| (canadian Pres; Despatch.) _ liornln-ii if the enemies' aero- t their lives in the terrible disaster Board that the total number killed in has been round even on late lmla_l LONDON-~ (0fllClUli*- _'Iliff iid) | dromc.-i. -rw ot' our nrachiines came tolliery No ll New Waterford C the accident was slxtynlne and the in me., Tm., ll, very much ealllel. lhall proved a markedly succcsslul one io'~- ,|,,w,1 |,, \-,_,, __,.__- ,,|lillllp.,, Owl. folly OH Wednesday. Will be lli`0VIii"d im Jllreli MUHH doflltlili kmed 30:23 W‘l’:'_e the blight usually appears and the our an*-nieri. Vigorous oifensives inc- ' -- I . - . er the Nova Scotia Workmens snge a n teen marr w i ollllook lol. law lnlll d rollq llle 8 ls _ _ _ _ _ __ , ' _ ' - " _ ipensation Art and evely manifamllies the total amount required to llol Fllcoumglngp ullllfllscllle wellrlll" UC” ‘="‘*I’I‘_9_‘I ?"II_I€l'_f’ -*iid "l=*_f-Ilrlf-> l'ii|~-cr: i_.cr~rinrri rnachiiiefr crnslieo s lmured in that disaster will also look after them would be about $350 becollleq dry lllll qullny lCHl”Fy 011 le r “Ol t~1li<‘C<°-HH U i HH ‘to cnrilr, srxici-rr iirhciro ivcre driven kept in funds by the same Act 000 As it is estimates of the rieces rllll, Halma weather wnlllllom wlllvll an unusually large number oi' plnnus IH ¢SlIim3l0ll Ula! the i1m0““t BMV SIU" "EY 'mm $150 000 P0 $200 have favoured the disease elsewhere were taken- Bombing Stllltitii 1*’

ney required to look after all these 00 Under the A t tl id -

nrric. liclriinl thc crir-nit lirics

ilowri out- ol' control. Three of our nracliins-> are mi sing.

0 Ie W °“’ °I have been operating in Prince Fd AI I 3

HALl.FAX.- _News has been receiv-

hcre of the sinking of the Domi-

lon iron and Steel company’s steam-

Heathcote in the Gulf ofi St. Law- nce nn Thursday. She -was in col-

it has been for imontlrs. which is at- re _ tributed to Premier Kerensky's strong iisloli Wltli ti Dlitvll Steamer. Wlllffh repressive merisun-s im-.lriiilng the wfuptrtl with slight damage and suc-

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dis

to ken wh

al-ming of ,-intel-l, and mntinger-s_'r.-eerletl in rescuing the entire crew

Among the arrested extremists is said of

____ M___]_______ »K0l_____l______ who w____ ____ _yillis loaded with limestone from Port~

into custody at Torue, Finland. le

the Heathcote. Tire Heathcote

-Port to Sydney. She was regis- rcd at Sydney, N. S.. and was built

Sunilerlund in 1898, and was of

llc returning from Stockholm, lll

Noun ol’ the correspondents, how-l 2545 tolls ql.(lSll_

ever, mention the arrest of Leniue. Tho loss Ol- lllls steamer ls ll ,ulosl

nlmgl

Mr. Daniel Gordon, oi' this tity, thing, but- that is nothing. éili,

late on Saturday night received the Hopf- everybody is well.” ol-` following from his son, Lieutenant' WM. S. GORDON me William S. Gordon, dated Londonz- Wrlilrig home 3 short time ago S",

l,ieut_ (lordon stated that he was All leaving _London for the north on rt 50|

Daniel Gordon.

Charlottetown, P. IC. l.

"Ship lost. Perhaps you know.

Some men lost, The crew be- haved woiide‘rl`ully. I am in Lori- don. Arrived todny uilvo and well, not wounded. l lost every

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battleship with a crew of 600 oili- cers and men, and said that he would

is iF|f_|5g]i;_n_Bv in wnrf

(Canadian Press Despatch) ._|LONl’)ON-» ln tho course of a ills- cusslon of the shipping qli0stl0n .\'i‘1~" terdny, Lord .Robert Cecil, blockade minister, after stating that Grviii Britain had been called On I0 iilliii" great sacrifices through lvllllilsv shortage, remarked that uhfiut ‘I-500-' 000 out ol' 915,000,000 tous of British mercliant shipping had now been allocated eiitlrely to the needs of tho navy and army, the Allrcs and lllif Dnn'11nipnr., while a further million tons were being used simllal‘l.V U" the outward Jl0urne.V'» “iid m"f""f°"? were lost to thc <‘Xll0l`f I{`“‘I“~ _

"l~`rnm tho beginning ot the wat

llrliish ships have been reqiiisltlorrcil on ri large' rica-le bl' lllfi l¥°V9I"‘_"I“’_‘I and run in national, instead oi pi_i vate interests." said Lord liobeit

"Tire rates paid to ship owners soon became much lower than could bi enrneu by ffee ships, and liritii-ill owners therefore were unable to earn the same freights ll” f`0mll“lIi0"“~ now the' situation has rcoclierl 11

stage at which it has been nece;\_- sary to take comD|0i0 °°“t"°I °f ° British shipping. first 'U ¢"S“fe ii" employment of every V098" II" Eh”

manner most consistent to the nal tional interest, and second to dlver_ from private pockets to the nationn__ treasury the' high trelglrts- preva»len_t._

Referring to the i-‘acrlflces wlllli

tho country generally ILM had 0 suffer. Lord Robert sniul: The dlve_r- sion of liners from long ‘llii|i\“'° " short distance lrpde lms inflicted ln- Jury on marry British GXDOVI t"n‘If‘“j particularly to lnilln and the i'I1l_ East, and also upon the interests 0. our distant exporting <‘0l°nl@i‘»

"As to imports curtnllment. l\t"'f0Y*‘

the wal- we lmpprfed 58,000.00() lon: yearly, last year 43,000,000 tons om the present year considerably loss- Of the prewar lmD0l‘\i'-» 45” "ia" l' quarter were foodstuffs or mili- tions, leaving les! tlllll n third 0* the greatly reduced total _for D\'0d“¢' tive industries.

_ W" `"` in vw"-"UP, h

il€ Wt’

"As to exports. we have reduced "ln

our exports trade by about 26 pei' gm cent. Exports to our Allies have in ____ creased to some extent, as naturally

. _ l lm ll :rgo been cut oll` but it is probable S

Zfgéllggll, bl?e§;?BeeCllt€l(fl'g llIl2m;?l;cla|SullI,| the (lcrrnurrs themselves were some-

translent feature of the Diesel" “Iwi” gl," tion, afford no substitute for the loss

_ _ _ - 1 With insufficient troops, an advance “i P°""“"*"" "“d"' our expo” U this scale is it dimcnlt operation Minardu Llnlment cures toolhhche.

_ f nel on and German communication also can-

:l)§£|inl?l;;..3:l:lq»%ns' have B I not be established in a moment over'

y ' such a wldc area. A halt on the part

other foreign countries and to thc 0”

ol'

. y . _ _ g lirirrgcr’ would not be surprising. This

SEcll?l|l‘_?l.:§¢DgI;Sv?gE B||_|_ |N _might give the Russians time for re-

SENATE NEXT TUESDAY “Ci

uro of the extremists. Let them once

C l Il*/.e says the correspondent that, ref'-“Veil Iii’ I\I"~"~ Joh" M"-K°““”~~ l'

0,l,,l,AW_fl The Senate- ,W-etvall the extremists have tricked hem and* Elillfblilifl ffl"-ill Il‘“i' “Un Alfred E- M"~"

anadlan Preos "9"

the

_lol be he,lr(l l.l_,0m lol, about Slx and similar arguments so influence

urs. 1'- in th- worain or his "1" .

;Xqel;l__grllllIl'°l__ wofllll apnea? llml llm outnumber the_ enemy many regi- iihip had been sunk in action. as he lIle_nts move off' another _follows and lnentiuns that he was- not wounded. “IU” I’egI"3 ‘I 'm‘“'em€""l eaBt“'ard

which destroys conrmunlcatlons and

________________,,_______Y______g____,_"_____,________ interrupts supplies to troops who

HUW BRITISH SHIPPING _ P*

lc for the continuance of the war. W

titers' real enemy is behind him in

shape of the bourgeois. These

men that although they grezitly

uve tried to stick to their positions

Thus for the retroaters do not show Di n

_v signs or intention of stopping on u line. The splendid positions of Ge-l D ral Hrussiloil"s old line north and il

st of Tarnopol have been thrown

away. lt can hardly -be called a Ger- St. Lawrence Bridge Cofmpanv MS

ri victory since it is not tho result ll Ge-r-man pressure. if the Germans D l been in greater force, the retreat <- the southern army would have long [-7

at disconcerterl by the magnitude D the task -before them.

the cnem caused bv fatl ue and

ion nmong the soldiery by expos-

other one of the pleas is that the le

‘onstruction Company is now busy en-

serious one to the Steel company.

The -main argument whereby the ex- Tl

mists exerted their influence is, lm s the correspondent, the absence ml an agreement making it clear to be soldiers that Germany is respoir llll

ie work at Sydney is already badly iiipered by the shortage of ton ge, and the lleuthcote, which has en owned by the company for ii -mber of years, was a good carrier, hich it will be almost impossible to place.

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WIII PIIIIJE SPAN r

SEPTEMBER I2

(Canadian Press Despatch.)

QUEBEG- The centre span ol’ the

rhnr, these too sro force-rl to join Quebec bridge will be nut ln place o general srream. On

the morning oi' September 12. The event was planned to take acc quietly wltliout wltnesse but

ewspapcrman. The spun, which is the second the

iillt, is hourly finished, and 'the_Su- erlntendent of the Quebec Bridge

aging men for the suspension of the l an. l

Bordeaux mixture are iecoirr t i

te sufficient for this r os mofitli |808 I0

postponed S ra in t h

slightest a total of $40 the maximum price pas ll P y g ac S y weve"

- - - - ngir his u i i fri. PA°~t

he Board is already in communi-lable to any one family. The Board, elllclegzy ;‘__“;i_*l‘__t_1n__s __argci!o_lll:_1_l`d__¢;_____; _ iilur _ lon with F. C. Simonson, claims however, is only allowed to pay 55 amount ol, me lollage has already _“__ .

nt of the Dominion Coal (lompany,Il2_l=:l‘_cent. of the d€i1d__:niJn’B yl/_t_i_geii. S0 came |llfecled_ _ 'am -_

yesterday forwarded to him a s in some cases e moni y pay- The Fl ld L _ll ,l l Pl l l,__

ich will be distributed amongJthe i:lrs_loss thal';_ S-l_0. l_rr tlrt_’:___ca_i;e__of lllg on mls quasllon here for lw0_ A d N L at Allied co __ _ P _ e l nt: fthe dead miners. ust s nge men w 0 ave een e ie . ll 0 8 , ll 970163 lil 0|'

asi (tIhese are ,returned tp the Act provides that their de endentn. years' recommends four nppncauom" V 8 ost S'

ques will be sent on. The sameior sisters otherwise urrprovlded for 4 ll_l`S_gbl°u;§l’§ne' _Vlbs slolle llme

lies to the injured men who willl shall receive a monthly payment of 55 and 40 gallons ol, 'walel__ ' I (Ca _ll P D I provided for under the Act, the per cent.. of their dependency, is lung The lll.ellal.all0n of lllls mlxlure ls _"3 3" re" °5P“f"°I") I installment of money being for- as that dependency lasts. simple. Either the 4 lbs. uf blue-‘ PARI5~` b00n after midnight ther. 'ded tp them as soon as‘their pa- stone. may be dlsoived in 2 ga1|0ll_, Ol- ‘was another air raid -over Paris. No;

_V _,M __\_¢___~ _,____g,, __,_____`_______,,,_, ..,_,_,,.,_,, `____, water ilrot water hastens t-nil; opera. details are yet obtainable. .

tion) in a wooden pail and then ad-

I . . .ai - .

g ded to 36 gallons of water lr the ta rl _ iii- .-\ll|»~i| pour rs, inure ci0fii‘lY

_ of (lm sp,-nylng ma(,hilll._ Q ||ll,l_ lol GEPMANS ST_f_I;l~NG'CHEERFU‘-LV l|_i\rii\il than ¢-vcr for the dt-fence of

good stone lime being meu.r\vl ii-' ' _’ , _

0 siucked and stirred UD in 2 gailonslog. ' - V“m“" I"`"4""'“l“' HEP """`°I"‘3‘I “Ot P0

I A .water |ll allolhel. vessel and l_h____ (Cm ___ pres' D"pat__h_l law i.iii\i.'_ii arrrr,;_untiil tht.>_\' have attain-

' 0 , strained lnto.the tank; or the bint ;’ARlS.-- rrniiciall- The German "II the “MI “'I""h In II“`i" “f-WS 00"*

____ I di T D t I1) Sigue! Milli mine may have been DIR: statement that the-lr aviators had Hlmlm an ”U'G"i _"I ""-nd" i"ID0SiiibI‘*

,' - D h, - C r _ v ous l l t ~ ' - _ ‘

(Canadian Press esiwtc > < one an .ren was = ___ _____>;___t*;“‘:_;'_f;e___“l_f iioniinraeti Paris stations and miinary _

of 80 lbs. of bluestoiie in 40 gallons of 95'abII3h“'9"i5» Sflme Di`0.I@"Iil9S p"°“ h°"" IIE” 'W-"D0"5lbIIIi"-"

water in one barrel and 80 lbs. of reaching their objectives is incorrect. a g°°d “tone "me In iiliofhef barrel- I-The attempt oi’ German aviators cans 'l

These stron

g mixtures are c ll dl E U

glock solutlons each of wlllch acc; ed no loss ot’ human life or material, ati

talns 2 lbs. in each gallon. As in the' danmge' I "D hp "Xm""""° '"‘°“"""F'-‘~" previous method 36 gallons ol' water

are first put in the tank ol' the m

ot’ lead powder 1% to 2% lbs. in 40 gallons, or Paris Green 1 lb in 40 gallons. Whichever is used, the -pol- son is made into a thin cream with it little water and added last thing to the Bordeaux mixture before appli- cation.

For effective spraying a good ima-

clilne which keeps up a high pressure and forces the spray out in the form l’ a line cloud, is n necessary requi- site and t-he best results -will always be obtained by the man who exerci- es_ the greatest thoroughness in co-

-. . s, s

ll eHSlll89r Of the C0mmiSSl0H iii SUD- vering the foliage of the plants tho- oscd to have t0lfl the tieCi’9t t0 ll roughly with the Bordeaux mixture.

HIGHLMIDERS LED

MILITARY PIRNDE

(‘.lllCAGO.- Canadian Highlanders ed a military parade here to stimu- are recruiting in all of the Allied

The men will be paid five dollars armies. The kilties were followed by

er hour for this delicate work.

_T t

battalions from three’ regiments of

he Illinois Natliona-l Guard. four

companies of sailors from the Great

Lakes Naval Training Station, a band

of 250 plecm, Sprints-'h-Amerie-an war

IIASUAIIY IISI

veternns and bo scouts

y -

Flags of all the principal nations

at war with Germany were displayed along the route, which was through

he downtown streets ending at uri-

i - ' . Coliseum, where ir mass meeting was

'l`ile f0ll0WlllB telegram has been held during the afternoon und even-

ng. Since the arrival of the early batta-

Blll No 7.l me mllllarv l,_el.v|ce mens. the s-nine troops which have vplunin. Kenna who liars been wounded Some- .liion of Highlnnderg here en;-ly in the

~ - - ~ - _ hr," ii France.

lll__,_ l-mlll ll", Home of Cgmmons to. |_l_l_:____r__e_il_lre¢| today will voluntarlly_lll nt. i

l|uv_ ly was gliveri its first reading - - -

rrnil on nrniion oi’ Sir James Lough- ,.nil the second reading was ilxed for 'l`\rf-siiiiv next,

M|nard'|. Linlment cure: colds, etc.

'I‘llE \VEA'|`HER»

TEMPEIIATITRE

TIDE. MOON. ETC. p

.___ . she -believed'her brother to be alive"

The tide will be high this evening and -_lid not go down with the cruiser

nr 7.50 and tomorrow at 8.54; it will liainpnliire, has revived il runlor lic high tomorrow morning nt 6.40 ond which has occurred in England dur- wlldnr-silny ai. 7.47. * ing the past year. Asked -by on iii-

Thr, sun sets this evening in 7.48 l

lllld-lmll0l.l.0w nl 7_47; gt ring, tomar- based hcr belief, Mrs. Parker replied: t row lllollllng ,ll 5_0; and wgdnpgrlay "l cannot tell you on what grounds I ,ll 5_0g_ believe it. ln fact l do not won: to

Tire rnoon sets tomorrow morning Bt K0 I"l0 “YW “EUNIS W‘hi1f‘=V€i‘-"

1.41. I

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The first uurrier or ine moons was lsr had been received lrum ri British "-

SISTER BELIEVES LURD “

.a.nilers, July lil, 1917. Gun shot

ls “LIVE wound in knee. severe. Will send

. 'further particulars when received.”

,___ S

(Canadian Prell Despatch.)

nrker. sister of Lord Kitchener, that >

'St

viewer today oil what grounds she

The orlgirrni rumor wnri that a let

il clniltieil to 20th General Hospital,

~ week, nrore than 150 men have en

rs. Julm M<rKennur- listed in the British novy. _

Sincerely regret to lrrform you No. 12549 Pte. Alfred E. McKenna, In-i ntry Otilciully Reported wounded,

lgned Directors of Records, Ottawa.

--_.__§__

A late causalty list contains the

l_0ND0N__ The statement ol Mm names of the following Islanders:

Wounded- A. E. Mclienna, Elms-

dale.

lil.-Gunnor, A. E. Carson, Winsloe ation. McKenna left here- with the 105th

Battalion.

Carson left with No. 5 Siege Bat-

Bl'_V . ,

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Notice has been received from- the

Records Otllce, Ottawa, that Private

illlam Ronald McKlnnon.of Fairview E. i., is ofllolnlly reportcxl' danger-

on l,1l,llllly_ _lllly 29lll_ nl L40 “_ m_ llrlmner |n gprman ,_ gllvlll t ll ousl wounded and was admitted to

l _ g h t|,ord

There was n full moon on Friday, Kitchener' was a prisoner there. The

A,lll_ 3l.d lll 12_11,_ lll_ le_iter was never traced and the ru-

'rhs length of today will .bs fourteen mer was considered s canard.

hours and i'orty~eight minutes.

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Minoru Lintmuii sum seine. ou. Mlnmiv I-lnimn* curve Ulm" lu wwe

No. 7 Casualty Clearing Station on July 23rd. No further particulars have been received by his relatives in Pair-

IiISlIlliI._l_IIiIiIER

SEN NR iii I YEARS

SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS- Seven

years at hard labor in the lirhred Stazes disciplinary barracks at l‘ort Leavenworth is the sentence Private Otto Ludwig. Third Aero Squadron. must serve for making disrespectful remarks about President Wilson and the American flag, mid for threatening to desert to the Germans if sent to France.

Ludwig was found guilty by court-

mhrtlnl at Port Som Houston recently and the sentence of the court was approved by General Parker today.

DOOMS A WOMAN A3 A SPY.

PARIS.--(Dole ed-- A military

court today con emned to death tor

_ view but his many friends sincerely hope that more favourable news nwlll

received shortly.

espionage a dancer known as Mats Hari, -who bcfoe her 'nerrlage was

cl_l_____ to which me _he il DAY RELATIVELY CALM

r .. . . . _ , - inns Hnuslwivis

gallons of the stock solutilonaof ebiuer- pAm`S'~IOmUuI)_I"xCepI I" me ' `

stone (equgvulelll to 4 lbs_ ol bllle__ region ol' Alice-s, ilurtobise, and on stone) ant_i 2 gallons nf the "me m|x._ both banks of the lifeuse were artil- ure, prev ously well stirred, which is ler activlt' i re o t d th l ‘f ‘

equivalent to 4 lbs. of lime. ’I‘he relglllvel fall; D re I e (ay ‘H5 \\~.\cHI\~GT0\- - _ mlxturgg imaile in both these ways are' y ` ,ll -` "_ }W‘her.B‘ T'mY.nS the some and one ig ng effective 55| *ia-. I 9 “ 1 ° `

the other, but t e | lfon' -",rSI@r‘_m-V 'Om 'IW Join* Lf`PliS~'iI' handle and m_l(_lI: mIg_¢__[_e';___ISe_‘;’l‘_°;_I;_’;__t°_BRIIAIN inrrriiritrosa .sitting in the City

Am, palm" _may be uled wllh the _ _ _.t _ that the high cost of food was Bordeaux mixture to kill the potato ‘I."e_EI"l du? hoamiiig IW ‘“’@f"f"l' hugs. either' nrsenate of lead Daste ml,I°l:“'."`Q_‘ and 'haf l"`I°°3 3 to 5 lllS_ lll 40 gallorm or arsenale e now i-ginning to decline.

(Canadian Preu Despatch., '

ple will be in the vicinitv of $900 every miner who loses his life at worli ward lsllllld al , lllld ll may make lla' moreovm' Carried "ut ‘Immy “Ida ` 'I

inn officials or the workmmrs receives $20 ner month fvrllfe unless nppsarnnce at anytime Farmers! .___ _ , ._-..-__,_,,_,_,,__ , ,,,_NM_~_N__MM____ ___

Compensation Board stated that the she remarries, in which case she E815 l h ' " """

funds belonging to the coal mining tthe sum of $480 for a “wedding pre Wm ave made me necessary pre'I

RUSSIAN CAVALRY THREW emy attacks in the region of Tudurov 313

BACK PRESSING AUSTRO- to the north of Czortkov, were repuls- qui

GERMAN l‘NFANTRY cd by us. that

ss coming under the Act will be sent The children receive 55 DGP pamtmns to wmv their cr D ‘I ‘I r E

Ri' RP- E ’-

pu p e, ap , up four children if l d l l l ll l L ._ I I Ii i ... I

the lungs derived from other in there are more the sum of $20 is divi qtljlllqo ever? llfwfflilero ‘ilk 'lfaswls me

dustiiul classes will not be affected in ded monthly between mem- This ll'iiil¢9= I if

P of Bordeaux mlxt ~ ~ d i th *-

rd with proper information the such its aged DAN'-lllil. young bf'0fIlei'5 f0llow’n t thme mn Q up n 9 - ad?-‘tl Pre

(Canaiilan Press Despatch.)

lute food prices and eliminate profile- l erlng, sam he would fix thc prices of,

rnlnated. Existing agencies would bc h utilized for the purpose of ilistrilnrtion fi

lers to be appointed by the local :ru-` thorltles. '-

Lord Rhondda snid. he would press for i

All tlour mills, hc aniroirnced, wonldl D

ernment account, the flour being sold fi to bakers at n uniform price-_ and thi- Z bakers being expected to sell loaves-

pence retuli price and iinur at n corre- ‘fl sponding rate. ri

British wheat is to bc purclraseil bv "

Government. these prices over* i o F

quarter. The prices clmrged to mi.- P lers i'or both home and iniporiii 'I wheat will be lower than thc cost to

he llxcliequer. '[")i¢» n0||¢y },f _tl il. sidleii is considered .iusiiilahle oiil l -- causf' -_ '» '~ impossibility r-tlieiwle . of rw- .i "ie 18st of ford < inc Door. --rg'

` iii ni

in Sit.-_-nibe-. ` r.r.";Ilng.». in Octolit-ry H 67 shillings ru Novi-i.:'\er .=nfl Def-» _ i I

without. snr wr

bor and one woman, these r:ornmittec_<. to bc responsible for carrying out thc regulations of the Food Controller.

A new scheme of sugar distribution.

Lord Rhondda announced. would be

tant feature of the economy cam-

Marguerlte Zelli She was born in the Dutch Ent Indie; and ;|\'fnl Dutch nellolllilyr __________

-'. nur

comiuunal kitchens. _

.r-. _,_ , ._

Lr`_ _ wa. __

put in operation, and another impor~I:».wn.

CIINIINUE WAR

IC"in ss Despatch.) \`~"~`~ 'l`lic .»\lliefi powers ye.;-

. -in-°lilfl|-il their i-oriirrclice af-

rn;_-_» :i <l»>ci.<imi _tn i-ontinnn

‘ ulrlll the rriijlwt for which . iii."lrrirn*, i-: nll:ri1iod_ Their'

I'l~'- . iron. ii-lririi \\‘ri_~i martin unani-

lo:l-i_\' lirrl`tll'i\ -ir-p:1r‘:ilinL;, rrsadg:

r? lit-i»plc`;: rIl.'ilt¢s |n|i'lif'ulu|‘i\' in the

rctiirti of the criminal aggremipn

S‘uch .is that wlicrefor' the i"cntral Elm-

There was unanimous agreement on ll dt-.1-isions reached during the meet- _vs_ The ministers of departments

'toil will meet in London to draw

EUR HIRH EUIIII PRICE

ll0G~Hle Grocers Associa-

“B_v fall prices will he much iow-

ei'." he said. “I am sorry that some

LoN1>oN.--- nor-ti niiontrnn, the ‘_“, ,l

Food Controller. outlining today the Im Il" Ia" IW" ‘Ia-V” “EH "Ot here P0 Policy lie intended to follow ro regu- 39”" II‘"' f“‘*‘*”‘“"’I~ 'l`ilf‘y Hwy not

the women who have been here

Ellevff lt. but iii is true. neverthe- ess."

Al tho conclusion of tho hearing,

conrurodities of prime necessity over, which was tho last which the com- wliich he could obtain cffe‘ctivc con lrrittcc will hold before preparing tho' trol, at all stages, from the producer l~`oo<l i"oritr'nl hill to bn introiiirced to the consumer. Every effort would into the special session or’ tho Logic. bo made tp prevent speculation, and luiurc, .\'r-'rniriir i-Zinn R, liron-n, thi, U"ll"C€‘StlllVY mlddlefnion would bo ali- comnrlttcc‘s clnrii~ri1rrri, said thai he

nd been irripr'csf=e.il bi' Mr. Timm‘s vatelncnt :intl \\:r:: llrclilieil to bell-

undel' license and under the cnniroi _Pvel that living conditions were tend- and supervision of local food control- rug to gi-i in-tim' rather than wo

_ rse.

lilr "`irrrui.-. :aid that thc retail gro- i-rs had ri hurfl time recent-ly and l. _ _ _ ~

Where profits were made illcgnllv, il.. bernuse of hoarding in homes.

ic .'snppl_\' of the wholesalers had

lmprisonrment in nil cases oi’ siuificiem born diminished. He thought that gravity. He proposed to ellmlnnti- wholesale terminal markets operated profiteerlng hy fixing prices on the lin- ill sis of pre-war' profits. hots miglit help smile, but he ex-

conneciion with retail public mar-

reii.-cil tho i`c;ir'_ liiur ii rilatc law

be inkenpvar and w0,~;l,.d lm ||,,_. gl., cont:-nrporncirolry \\lth n Federal

md i-onli ‘ To .v uiighr do more than ood.

Most or rin limi- of thi- committee

over the counter- ui ii niaxinrum of ri wus giicn vt.-iii-‘i‘<lu_v io wliolnsa-le

nd ri-tail fix- rs, rlir.tr'il\utr-rs, and |or:rl:i» im and they \\'nr'i~ practi- .\li_\~ uv mn us in ivarniiig the

mlllers ot prices rleterniined bv ilu- SIN" “UH ' \il0l>ll~nlI fowl \\ilII ll

cdifrzil ia” `Iicv wanted \\ ishl

h ~ . ;_ ni!-

_vear nvnrnglpg 72 H|l|||lng,_, ll,... tori, ami no; i»nn_v, in play any lm-

ortnnt part that \\'us l»ln_\cil in (lov- riiliiclii t'ood r'cg\il.'itio|r:~.

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the Government. slid the tlitfercricc

rm be made UD iii* :i subsidy from '

uno ui Hun

rn'rnoonAnT~ Ni'r~ii.~ia'f1 i.enine.

.tix 'r=i'u |i -‘ of critt - will l _ __ _ _ _ _

,ly____l__._ Bhlll ___ _"__ _______‘______w______’_" n.wiir i niritator. nllcteil German

pg; and fugitive from Petrograd time July 22. has been arrested af-

l_el__ _md l..._ _llllllngx ln _lm_“l______ ,_ ___ _,._._-___il;_o great.-st man hour iliissla will ciralilp the i..-.ll_,_,;-»_ 1. rl- -, "II MW'

lenine was selrrid at (izcrki Fin

l Inns I""_°5 “Im " II ‘f :lurid on 'l`uestlay lrrrorrrirrg. News of

pr Cen I 'the "mP"m" I)"" `- his a relrension did not r ` ch her and buichers' profits will ; 1-.» he con- mlm 'fgdlv ed B trollerl. l ‘ - '

The whole nation has been engag-

co;‘_:_I_‘l‘lI{e_if;"°eSlWIII he "Kell hs/_I"“-“I el] in the nrrm lrunr since the p.rcitlsl. mad" for 'mn l':lrmiflg°m"m" “III II” agltntor was corideinncrl by the gov- locnllnuihoigtlieiil w(I|l(|sIrIhlllt|[lml The eriinrcnt. as n paid (li-rinan uncut.. ill

' "5 3'* 9* ‘O Pl* ulnrust cvsrv town in wrftterrr Russia

Doint food control committees, lnchi- .,,.:|=, ,. . ding at least one representative for l.i_ . .,q,._l0_h0ll_.,,, spllmll ml. me

if » -. -...in »-~rmo'rly swayed street au-

rnd townspeople were malt-

-~. Petrogrml. Steklov Len-

ii- --at associates was the first ‘ this nation-wide search. I-le_ ken in custody in a Finnish

Maxim Gorky's newspaper printed

paigri would he the sstlbllsllnent _of a letter from Lenine denying he was I

ii German agent.

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