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4.- _President -Asics -Collql-ess for-liraslio ilriiish.-iixiended_~l.ine A I E Make Good l!rogr.ess~ _ _- - _.li ~_;_i___.‘ '>f 'li' ". " 5' _- all-.:= .»._.>_. ' ' .\-~- .1-

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ters is_sued‘_at nltdnight reads: - ROME _vm L0ND0N_ August 31____ progress in their crossing of the Aus-. _ "Sout'h of Martinpulch we extended Au intense urtmety ure was directed tro~l-lungarian frontier, and "hllve. our line heroes a sinali salient, cap- b th A 'u-ttuuuu outurdu - mst reached several points, including n

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BUCHAREST' Via LONDON Aulult `

meni oi German Prisoners. and. Stale thai’ lleprlsals will be Commenced Alter

' dt - . - » th b 'f' Y 9 “ Y -_ _ V an ‘ ~- - _ _ (Special to the Guardian.) prisoners of war, and has asked for an (Cana an Press Despatch.) _ turing some prisoners, e nuirl er o__ the uew uuutttum of the Itultuuu on village east of Kronstadt _l;'ayshi;n;£_ BERLIN Aug 31__vm wireless m_ hnmdmate cessation m€`_e_0f__ It is

WASHINGTON, August 317 Pres-

ident Wilson laid the railway' strike situation before congress in an ad- dress to both houses assembled in joint session. The President told Con- gress of his efforts to brihg railroad managers and the men into some sort of iigreement. and saying he war. powerless to do more, he asked Con- gress to enact certain specific leg- islation to deal with the - situation now and in the future. _

Pointing out the distress and hard-

ships which a nation wide strike

would bring upon' the country, the' President alike Congress' '_ to' em» power him to draft _into the service of thc United States the very nlana- gcrs and men who have been unable to adjust their difficulties, s'o thai the igovernment may 'operate the railroads in case of military neces- sity.

llc proposed that Congress: First.

enlarge the mc-'mberehip of the inter- Staie Commerce commission to' equip it to deal with larger situa- tions; second, that an eight-hour day bc' established for all trainnfen 'in` inter-state commerce; third, that a commission investigate the eifect"of` the 'eight-hour day, but without rec- onnneiining it, that the public may learn from a diaillterested"`s'ource of the merits ofthej question; fourth, that the Inter-State Commerce bom- mission consider the i`ncreaseid’cost4

of the eight-hour d? in' making ratesy' and filth., _amen _ the ' mediation' law to prevent strikes' or~ locko ts while industriult disputes _are belhg

investigated. Thlfsbrth oronosul was Mlfnsd .6111 ¢°` -be-"YM -'fi "" " l

that the Preside_ntf“ii_6L<9nlp`<>'\'vered to operate the railways in' cased of mili- tary necessity. How these' recom-

mendations are to ite carried out President Wilson lei entirely in the hands of the Congress.

Just before' the President went to

ad`dx'ess Congress,_ it became known that the strike leaders had positively called the strike for Labor Day, unless u favornlble s|Ltl<lJle'n‘t was reached before, _and that the negotia- tions between the managers and men had been broken offi

The committee ‘of railroad pres-

iilelits made' a public statement of their position, declining to ‘accept President Wllson's'-plan. The Pres‘l- dent presented all the' details of the two weeks' of negotiation to cort- 'gl'esl.', recounting how he had laid before both sides a picture ofthe dis- tress into which. ‘a strike would plunge the nation, and how he had as'- sured the railway managers that the public would see that justice was done them. ' '

“They have thought it best,” said

-he, referring to the railway lnsna- gers “that they should-'be forced to yield, if they must yield, not by coun-

sel hilt' by the suffering of the coun- ry_v < _ _ Iii ' "While my' confeirencee with them were ill progress,” the" President bontihueid, “and whbn' to' all outward 'appearance th_os'_e" conferences. had .`iconle_ to ‘_a _etand_st_lli, the represnta~ tives of the'-brotherhoods suddenly acted _slid set the--strike ' for the ‘foniftlt of September." _ ‘ Thirfil the' President summarized his' eifortsand' added: _ "But l_ eoulg' only propose; 'l could 'not _goyfsrn t_be_will"or others' who -toolg___an`_enti_i1ely_different* view of the

case, Whip even refusg to admit the circumst hoes td.~_b3 hat _ they' have

He men followed wi`th'liTE"TlT.T.E-

mendations for legislation. 'Repre- sentatives of the railway managers and of the hrotherhoods sat in re- served seats in the galleries and heard the President make his' ad- dress.

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Ai Dinner Giv`en_ by Col." Morden' in llonour oi

Sir_Sam liuglles “A Man 'oi Wllom Every Briions lla Reason io lie Proud.”

(Canadian Prele Despatch.) ‘ _

LONDON, Aug. 30-In ;the pres- ence of tlie`dlstin'guis.hed company the Duke of Devonshire to-night made his first speech since his ap-_ llolnimqnt as Governor General of C“!1HdB.. "tho occasion being a_'din- “'3l'- Elven by Colon'ei Grant Morden in honor of the Canadian Miilistsr of Militia, Sir Sam Hughes anli'Promier lieorst of Ontai~lo.' Responding to the toast in his' honor, the Duke of Dov- onshire impressed the gathering 'by his choice diction. his feiicity of exj Pfesslon and his ’eai‘nestn`ess. Expres- Hliiz pleasurable _antlci itation in go-_ ing to Cansda‘,~'l-lls Glgdce said he realized his great opportunities. The \vur has placed on Canadian people additional burdens which would re- quire wise statesmanship but to- wards the solution of future prob-_ loms he counted on the Canadian peo- lilo exercising wise judgment ami' Kroat patience. Separation from the izoullifi' in which-his ‘earliest associa- tions were formed would cause' him “P0118 regret. For a ‘quarter of a cen-

tury he had been active' in the politi-

cal arena but party poiltics would now be left' be ind on lioth sides of the' Atlantic. ~

Proposlng the health of the Minis-

ter of Militia the Duke of Devonshire said ‘hc wished t`o pay tribute' to his vigorous personality and his keemless frlr the' affairs ofthe Empire, which made up a`man of whom every Britisher had reason to be proud; '

Sir Sam Hughes replying referred

to the illustrious reputation of the Cavendish family' and_ of the ties al- ready existing in Canadiz through the Duchess. of Devonshire. The' Cav- enfdlsh family had always heen‘as‘- sociated with the struggle for constitu-

tional liberty and _lm`blie'd' with thefie ideals the Governor General des g- nsteg would find a warm place in the heart of every Canadian. Touching on tile Canadian and the overseas part of the war tile Minister of Militia said the outlook was rosy. The cause of the Allies never stood sohigli as at the present stage.

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I "’Dl‘A Ayres' olhoe=;vill;be*’dlos;al» rom usu'st 31st-to inbgr I inclusive. ' - 2-vmlst slmsii'

"MISS RUTH VINNICOMIE will 09011 A music clue, commencins SWL 5- Junior pupils preferred.

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‘will be produced in the Khaki Olu_b on_`Friday and Saturday next at 8 _p._ m. in_aid of the Belgian Relief .Fundz Ticllets may be had at 'tho

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°°o. F. Hutcheson, optiolen. will

be u 'nt from lu: store from Aus. 28th (opt, 11 , _~lncluelve._;ltore wiil~\le ` u usual, but no exam

rail if

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been a deal oi' artillery activity oil both sides.

“On the remainder of the front “Mali-‘°°.s\iil°.d~"_ . -. ~~ I

Anslrlilnt llriven-llaell ' ily iailan .Thrust

(Canadian Press Delpateh.)

ROME via_LONDON, Aug. 31.-The

ltulian war office today gave out the following oillclal communication:

“Hostile artillery has fired on our

positions continuously between the Adige and Brenta rivers,‘and aleo'~'has shelled Alu. in the Lugurina \_;_i(lley. Ariero, Velo D'Avipo and Beg e. lil' the Avico Valley; _ `

"In the Fasea area' our AIIJUW

troops have extended their occupation of the crest northeast of Mont Ga'urlo'i_ taking another 21 prisoners, one trench mortar and numerous rifles. The Austrian artillery opened a heavy fire on Cauriol, which was effectively replied to by our guns. ‘

"At the 'head of the Felizon Valley,

and in the region of the_Boite, our troops made a brilliant attack and car- -ried some strong trenches' on the northwestern slope of Punta Delforame and at the bottom of the valley. The enemy suffered heavily, leaving 1_l_7 prlsqu_o_rs._luc1u_fi_l_iis three otiicera. in our hands. ufj, i _-_

"Aio'l'ig.'tli'e felt of the _froiit there

_have been desultory artillery actions. The enemy shelled Gorlzia, Valle Sei-_ la and Oiiero intermittently.

"On the Carso front small actions

took place which enabled us to straighten our lines.

“Enemy aeropianes lilT0DD6d UOIUUB

on Aileghe and on the Lagoon at Mara- no. wounding a few prisoners, but causin_s~ .olislli daiaesed' _

Peace Meeting' in " `

Berlin is Prohilliied

(Oanldlhn Prose Ddlputeh.) AMSTERDAM. Aus- 3I~<Vt= L01*

don)-Thei Frankfurter_Zeltung says that the meeting of Socialist elec- trical' unions ‘of Greater Berlin. 'pro- posed for yss‘t'erday‘. when Qtipllfi’ _Haase intended to elieall .oh P01108 was prohibited. “ ‘ ' " *The* Kreuze Zeltlills BBYS Wilt 5

military age‘in Germanv. who PPG' viously were exempted, is now ta`ltlli_iZ place. German officials, who‘hereto- fore have been proclaimed indispen- sable, the newspaper sail. H150 9-ffl

“ii_‘."F.°1"""""-Wdrtt-'i' P 21'.

mer. "Many publishers are on a hand

whom has not been ascertained Mote Cuu|.tol_ uuueusmu f cial statement given out y t Thirty-eight other prisonors were tak- threatens Auutgutu .uummugtcugguglimanian war office' today. Mo

en ill minor operations__ The omctal uunouucem-9-ut of today i730 prisoners 'already have been ta-

“lletween the Ancre and the Somme Buys that uutwtthutuuutuu the. heuuv -ken. The statement follows: " :mt

despite the adverse weather there hai-it me thu Ita"-am ttoutmuuu thu". utaui "On the western- and nolthern- fronts ‘ 95

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|u U -~‘t. p fu _ Am V u _ It Roumanian~ troops crossed the Aus- artillgyg' até)aB'ck§ byftli‘;fe?iei?riyy 8:;-c _"'°'H‘_l“5°‘fl““_ f'°“'-|°" d“'i“5 th’ ` 14:"f-"5-fv=j-‘l#~'-rf-'-'cr'~'~';f~“-2-'~'~-'”----'-`-`-=' -' -'---'--'=--‘~- *f*--‘-`-‘f-"“~‘~`-"-‘~~~

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re tuuu Snyvi_lie- The Genman Government announce'd that if no satisfactory uu-

according to thc Overseas News Ag- swer is received from the Russian

cy, has addressed zl vigorous pro- Government after a fixed date rep-

to the; Russian' Government

alnist the barbarous treatmellt of Government.

risals will bc taken by the German

,.6 uhed The utemeut Bu B Yes night ofthe 27th and after fairly live- '-"’

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‘lhade near Livel, to tlie east of the

Irneivcn Pnoensss oN eoivlms ,utmost ,_ 'ug,,;g-.f,¢»G¢,m.ny_~

toned our commuhicatltins between Hm"“'°°" M G'Y°"ky°' “"4 th” ‘ll 5 Cuvuleuuu und--'Uuuet Avtuto-_ out. _of _ Hossezugalu. four kilometers. troops' huweve-r, uuuttuue tu Couuutt _(about three miles) east of Kronstadt date tlheh. puum'ouu_ 'tu Dfuua vat :Qur artillery fired on Orsovo. destroy- ley we again shelled railway stations mg, 3 Petrol tlmk' '.

0.. ine cares; ine sm-im_y_ is uii'cm_iiiiii..[°l1'_'P“f.=1\l S°_v°f_!“°- bl" fsHr<=§1 vf\il‘-12'

diuuu,_§,|ug grunt -agéttgltyf with htu~ur_ `__rlan monitors opened fire up Gi_urgevo tillery. according _to yesterdays war _b“tn“'°"‘f, °°mP°l|9d-i9, V” fe Y °“" bulletin. ‘we drove on an much ‘"`_'-.l “W-

:_f:::_."... -'Gerniiis Gtliinn _ _ :'.':..';f"'"5.;’:.':..'s:..“.f:i‘.::.;'2.l:::‘f..':.'.‘f’ Panitky. 'lhirlv s '"“‘°- _ Generals Dismissed

GERMAN ATTACKS R_EPUL8_ED. ui _ ’ _i 4- ' "‘ ’

_L0(§P°G§'| io ihgl Glxlrgilla-)h m (Canadian Preis Delpnteh.)

D0 . AUS- 5”- l‘ 5 _ 0 . NEW YORK, August 30.-The Jour-

clal statement issued tonight rsads.:` my has the following from' The "ln the vicinity of High Wood today Hague; _ - _ - ` ' ‘ the enemy left his trenches intending _ -»Degpa¢_¢he5 from Be;-||n ro_oe_ived to attack but was stopped by our lha‘ lug,-5 tttdgy. signs," mit' ‘flip-ty ‘Geri Chine Kim. “W “° ‘J-"4°l“ ‘3°_"°|°P°d- ilnensenerals have-been-dismissed as There was some minor lighting and 1 muun of thu appointment of Field activity of little importance on' sit-hex Muruuul von Hmiyenburg as chief or

;l_de _about Neville_`St."\f_l_if_`t§l_l')_tl_t_ early _tug " ms -'=~_f; " ~_ __ ____:;. i_,_ ;:his'°'mdmiug'f-titers *wdl.»¢.01‘l1q‘~ fair-l5'{_" 1' ‘lrllgligloldtment »-or General 'vo_wLf.1. _

.severe bombqilidment in' various see- zgtuduubufg uud tu, dtumtuuut 0,0.-°,. tions durlnst- e day. iierui Von lrslkeunaylie from the head-

_ship of the general staff have caused

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» PA(§i§?':ugt.° ai.:-a"fi‘l;n:l?'nmcisll T00 LATE FOB

communication issued this evening re__ _ ‘0LAgS[F[(_1A-'_|_‘.10‘N:

south of the Summa near _sene _ Y ' ' uh t uurttou court, but says that along the rest of fosugvgfigtgspx Ygtfld (mums Cash the French front there is nothing inl- mu _ _accompany “umm _Mtmmum portant to report On the Somme. B 2 is .

ci 'rililncir siilish; :ni ocrizic Am "M 'lffmefi *misty WK °P°“¢4 “fe ‘_

hast" to cunum utu himself uuu tu ilre of our batteries Austro I-lunga; w

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t ne' progress forthe ll'i‘ellch"Z _ _ ._

pm B so ' li: s so i --' .

front our artillery displayed great _<§l2[§_°3' 22°F _ ____ l " 'I " '

p_ _ 'et y':“ »‘ _ , . ..

iterday artillery of all c`alibre concelf- _‘Y nghmm "°°c!“?d _ me mi °"°"B_ _‘ ,' trated an intensej fire on'_ our new po 9_°‘“¢5` m°1“d"'_5 M9_“‘“ F°_¥“_tz“l“» _ . _sitlon`s"near Fexnen Vulry and three- “°m‘w°”. M Ny°'59°5 K|5°°|;t°;`°g " _‘_

P IN THISRTY-SIX HOURS

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aicll”'oui :lor "'iiark llorse.-” No _ prospeci should lie leli unsolicited. lio your

- level best

'O-l~'l»'l"|'O"l'*l"l»\l»'l'°l»i_1»'l\'l»+'l"O§

. Success.

‘Tis the coward who stops at mls-

fortune; ‘

“Tisdthe knave who changes each

ay'

“rio tlie'iool who wins han inc but-

tle ‘

Then throws all his chances away.

_There‘a llttle_ir_= life _but lebor,'»

And to-:narrow inay'pi-ovd but a

ti`re\am~ » -' ' Success ie' the in-ide of Endeavor;

And luck’ hui ii' incte`or's'§leaiil. '

The time to -'sllonoézl is when others. Discourageil- show traces' of tire; The battle is fought tln`tll'e "home stretch- _

And won-‘twlxt the flag and the wire. ‘

~ -.mlm 'ri-olwooii 'Moore

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ucilviiy during the day. North of _wAN‘F€o.-BOY_ F03 E" _ _ the river‘ the Germans H1866. an al' APDW Till tm’ °m°f’;;1E6`§EM“'. tack on our positions at Maure Pas ¢’“""i*EH"R|N _ WKr'i`T_ED.-_-Ste_a_dy_ _Eli-i__ _ but were repulsed. South of* thei uloymgm, Applyet Guar_dlen0 05 _

Somm ‘ 1.- _ i ations which- resulted t in DYDBFGSS f -t-ED___A b | h¢_ “gable boy for. south of the villagesof Est_i_es_ south wgerftvertns pu.:;t§u_. ,muug gt (;0_

' west of Soylcourt where we took pri [ gi _

'j _.,__. » - _ . 1766-ii-IM

soners_ The customary cannonade 0 ST DENTS CAN BE _A¢¢~o'M_ °_°°"r°d-lpn ml' ‘wpitiur-the hom' dated-wit'l\ ' board/ at ~ lnoderi#-I -

general exanninatloif of all mop' of r 2 :v;. \'.i° _""5 in TWG- W-_t~u_ _ u.uu5E"Ts_-.AN____uE,_»__

Panic B e s` 'E scccmodatod at 321 F|i"°Y S* “°'“‘l '-H ee-o-nec -o»-|--i--»+o»+4»-l»'-i» -i--|--i»--i- +44-o-l- 4-eoeeoe

tg moltth'~Jbn`lis getting a cariould fppm M|l\ii‘d'l"_|Wl\l\l\iii Cllr" Collie, Ito.

tem'l ust~ae' eyare ex aus ng ' _

the carload on"hend;"vlvIr. Paimerex- [HE HEATHER- '_ ‘ "¢"~i __ "

pluineii that ttterte were un_l_y go,oog 1.u“uuRn.u*u.__ii

tons df news-p n 'paper on an an r » _ . ._. .- .~ ~ ,. ;;~g;,;“;,,g;‘;;_°°“~“m°“°“ =»»f°“- _ T__'°f_» li°.¢_"» 2., ni... -_ _ -a --i. . ._ ~ _ - ~ ' °'l'r:.:»:r..lslf<”~§_’i "sues

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of the (mekinm "“M°ii°°n°m°“' m ""9 D' m' 59' The ’°w°~" lémllgh on -Johnson .Hmm lioint. wltlle Q P ontlae~.|,,u,,t- _.|ci».seoo'ilil ll:-‘i)»‘ril'l‘lh`Ao¥(?;’tllll:‘gi N¥°"'m'“ch` ‘“§l\!hitt¥ldeD:»?illl°l?:ll1i‘8gll"t$ili Iftglilllin ‘ ~_ ei iv' _tfle »~ 9' 1 HEY# honorgshemlkno 'ill ' lk whirl-

TN' ' ‘i kill' Elle I' at ‘ '07 and tomorrow at 1.4 1 l ll A¢¢N . LL nm ‘"“d‘°“ nw 5"

is mld%m‘ ¢ lmoundmt he alll; tomorrow mcminiE'll_¢‘1Jdii ' ‘ il °

`g;e:'sl§l’ili`:&i(’}&a?“, ‘nd t loismri-tggr. S-n 33:; this evelllllg'-3ilt‘.»G.l'll_ aio; ici il;3__;iu'tluilt<_i _ _lic cuiilmii an 'toning' :tow st df1§;%ai:;“°3-

f former _ln er enle0l, hu; l- row" g at ~ _ _ _ _ _ __ t, __ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ gen #ttf o~n\»°uoe-Waffle alt. V l ht-u",‘~~ ' ' ; _ _. . 'i'1; _ l v’ _ ' ' ' ' _ ~' “ ,__ _ _ » __ igafk, _» _. '$5 _uWu».“gft1mu,p5*~'f[gf_"‘ -_ -_ -1 ' '-'c__»f;_'*.»i»~' _ _ '-»_ .\.¢. -'mia A i " ~ _, _it ‘ `_ ..

__A,.rufmuu_ As:.~” __ i'A\;n',`¢ ami, ut 1.25 p.m. I ini-Amerlcsnlsilvueliaoh . h .,.. iititetzuigu _ M _ _ __ tug.-é__ 1.,-_ ,_ tu Th, gnmi ggniui of ug, q,.,,i,_.__ _um uugfiei- or the luqunryslul sleek par vane .eec . ng eg __ _‘_ M’ _ . _ _ . _t______'___t mundxggy inromga gp, 9|-“|,|,_m_ ,,_¢_»“.» qiuuutungsptemlisr Sth it . to ill health and urgent neeilvilnl igttol :usual __ .G _ mn . _dull “tant _“_ _ ut _ the tation romeo u umufttior ¢,_ '.~i.___ i _M _ uiouey will eccepiouuiiy reasons . _t “mum _ '__ mo “__ ._ ut_ _:_ i _ nic vuuinlos nomoiumtiou of s ii--_ '_ .i¢i¢¢_i. is may will be th_ ri- - _ fi . .» - . _ vo been vor _ _ _

'_ u “uhteeu mimim. _ l _ _f ai_ ,and sg" Lt-__u,i___,__ -~._x§e_ _K llnerbhed :zen led uutuuut tu th, up _ _ _ __ _l

wut gy 0, ¢ _ - .aivineml uni ull. so " _ - _.en -vim limit _ ,

tion, ' _ _ _ _ _ _i”ipqt_.\|"|m¢uicun»0mt_-lhwwot _ownisu 1114-Mui _vu uporin. remain; sian, icoutiuwlfon Pmgétity

d-iusci tad."

P0'i'lHl§O§'|‘§'l'l*'lilv.

e we succeeded in locating oper lt; q 3.11m, 1,1, ‘ ~ _

I price' A0917 IWW- __1]42'5`3"M:“

0111. Iii Stills new me v:.‘:i;'i.i'l..... e

“_” ~ 5¢;""'AN"txne'HENG'E`D -Bartok

(Gun dlan Pren De|peteh.)_ :wigumr ‘mural u us-ewm.k_» M,u|y_many_

_ _ _ zunlc , Aug. ai-via Puii_s__-_» it wet ta btmu lgotet vuteran l tk Wu P t hrs? l-;'..°..*‘.';':.~.°':.':';l°':..i.".?.i?:..i.":.. _ _---s-~-=o;y_~.»__f I u _ . ._ Russian troops through the Dubrudja. T<Ei_;_E`l1¥l;'-I_;’0l;?_:'__ER__1éY1§)Nfi7_!\ti;_s‘s_)__o there

ll S 'nlmsluliiers' l°°".".""‘ °°..l:.::' "°f° M. ...aa of <- usran so .- . ;; 'l _ _-.

. . u i Roumunian aeroplsnes' are _rcpQi’l_‘ _ Alililynl. B. Wedlock. 1'l_0li:8-;i2‘f_tuf __§;0__';l:m_c

0 I ed to be directing the fire of artillery 0|_p 9p|N_Niil_\|_0__ V¥i_-IQELB REd W - _such B t f- 'sr=.“°:.i°°“ "l.:..“i"'“;:'f °l- '“°..':.';":l'.°‘*°>':.::'.'e:'.....: -- -

c dl P on Despatch.) ninns situ e _ua H I W. _ B 'gi eve I B' H. 9"- _ _ __ ______:..qown our

Nlllév al";:_Rl(n._:}'lig‘: __ 30-A \-rg? ing___9_it_i___&ll__iitQ_ m70“l?i-Hill Dlisses. Orwell. Gllll‘lr.’s'_Co_rnel. _ _. ii tggdly a

large num er o a‘y newsliiliil H _ »' > ..._ . - _~ ~~_ -- ev' _ ‘

will- no forces to -susn¢iild‘P\l\il|¢i'<¢,f ll ~.~_~~ ,~;. .F|Vf_ m_|.5‘l’B¢°__,le'V‘f _*NL “°°‘_ OW the mr accountof' lack or paper if a» s- ._ » _ __ l wanted at_on;:_sr. il‘or°;l_t_t_}lt§\é_t&°é‘§__ 0 ll W." tion wide _railroad strike continues ~ .%;5;=}¥gE_u_§°vJt;uf6*;&€3wn_ _' _ _ ~ __efl9&5_"_*_\_ _tor tum to-oig¢s',_')it_ was declared tu-duly _ _ _ __ _A . _ _ __ _1u°_MM3-f____ np! A byLucon . amer,»manage'r e _ _ _ _ _ ' '_ " - » ' _ _ _ American Newspaper Publishers' As- (Cl"i!_l|l'\ ’K°"_ :‘_VQifh‘°!l_-) _ "__ IEE? -_ iN.. E CIT »t._ _tm';|F3U_¢t_V ;m_d"‘|‘,'%:';ut ”°”'“"°“` In ` OTTAWQ Aug Bt if ‘i<i`°¢i tw' "°f"m' awm' c°n"'?f6f'*5'llmm°1'wcmal ions

"The print paper situation is acute ernmeint to by formally tic _ft t“P9‘; doil_nr blll.b lfvtitll _fill _ ____ __ ___ _ Y mn 'gd U6

from causes' entirely outside the' pro- Monday October 9. 80 8 _B 0 0 ~lea_ve-at 2_0 l1nos___Bf§ge“t. ._ ,-i_.._._il__v__what_B___n__ blcmor li-anuporaticn.". suis Mr. Pun Thunksstvtns. _ _ _I 54'; _ "‘-1" ‘ 1' ‘ u'-,dk ut mu,

_ J _ _ l House 'r _l. _ _._ -»d_ u~ -tn

modern convvipiencei; ’_h'ot‘ _ wittir . $1' _ . . .. _ _ _ is host. di-ufl.oli.sti<eei.o gg.; Prince .' -“su All - of Wales College: . Wlfrdi-*WW ns

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BOARD OF JUDGES.

Mr. john- McLaren," Paton`s Lid. ~

Mr W. W. Stanlcy,_ Stanley Bros.

Mr. .G. R. MacLellan, of -The Canadian Bank of Commerce.

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ati 'l‘he!y_are _scol-lug!

I-l'o'w.proudiy_ he whil-is

tellfgefitl he obeys_ the

d`rlv_er._§iri‘ce Regent is and 'cap' l'e‘. 'One-two-_ they iiemz- Now, the're

_ nent ol horneflesh itxttile lille. n second place. is

ie* glbnu!:‘lu_': eft.Prihce_’s I*

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wil el ee t Litt b litl-le

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1 The 'old' grandstand was crowded. while the' hitherto 'unknown owner

led among the interested were was hugging the little l1orse._ And fair to look upon, grizzleii old _ the horse -he rubbed his itil( iilllf- s of the' hettting ring. boys zle on the man’s'eh`onldei', i.u`d` tried out of their teens. and s great in say in his best horse languilike: of men and women drawn "ii did my best, old man."' ' ‘ if only b the presence tllerst - The sky was The above is only a incident- an as e. mirror. and the everyday occurrence on 'till' ‘Helf- k-goers. never before saw track, There are “dark” horned” is rack.'ilt was lightning fast some races. MORAL! _Watch‘oil`t“mi- he joggers cnursod up and the darlf horse at the eclclll of Til# ore the impatient crowd rip le of dlfet waited up biiiard-table-like surface.- 2.<i0 p`a_c_e and the 2.30 trot

GUARDIAN uruila Pi-in cmpuigng Get in with the ballots nufiloiont in make sure of winning. The contqt will close promptly September 2, at

g"l_>f the _past and the aud'_i_- 'iii qclock Satilrdily evening. ltd; fdjwtho hnal event of ' tllo\_'!:o5_ crass ii-_oe._i>rince_; s' 'the “lille idvorlte. " with. "tlllir a - olosb second 'for ep-

ug of horses. four or ilvo by make up the ‘ileld,

neat: Laifioius to aovmti enola,

First--Can da thou `

dl tell. ld i

.votes and subscription -.rsmlhgm

to the Campaign departlheatdor solid

theirs in by their reproach __ -fill ‘_orde _ .to make |ure_ that _ 6 be rtcelved by '10 p..' in., (uid '_ even ng. _ ` i~ #stil Second-All subsorlptidill" Hilt--'.

by oiit-of-town candidate! Mlldat ~ _ accompanied by cash, draft. ; order, or. check. All c_liQo¥l`_, __ 'si~s_oo must be cci-lilies. ; _- »` '

Third-'All muuscrlntidlil.-~

regular subscription lii`unxl_ 0 to neilllute the proper _roenrdini-_rea

lfoiirth-If you live dill.-li&»_.M,‘

'city and must _neil nary

°` ` _mu _i»_i__%_it>__tr:\clluté[iien». ulie the precaution wir.-_'

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*file bid re mt l Nui-earl he forges _she es." We teach our men to sell. tilts reached.-he su

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