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(Special to the Guardian.) visions engaged and that all units of

LONDON, June 4.-It is impossible these were not able to participate in (Special to the Guardian.) DEMAND RETURN OF LORD FISH-1 ZEPPELINS CUT NO FIGURE.

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io get any coherent story of the great the fighting, and futherniore that Ad- EDINBURGH, June 4.-According

ri di LONDON, June 4.-The British

battle which lasted many hours with mlral Sir John Jellicoe, commander of to information received here the B - (special to the Guar an.) different units at times fighting scat- the grand fleet remained in the area of tish battle cruiser squadron engaged LONDON, June 4.-Daily News calls saw only °“° z°PD0iiI1 dllril\8 H10 “Kilt-

tare`d~engagements. The British and battle after the Germans had retreated the whole German fleet which was fur~ for return of Lord Fisher, formerly and it was tired 119011 B0 heavily U10*

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German reports contradict each other and swept it thoroughly in search of ther favored by the protection of u First Sea Lord of Admiralty to head of it retired ir0m 800011 quickly i\a\'iI1B_ flatlyon the main facts. The British enemy ships and survivors. mine field and with the advantage oi the navy. “No single event" says been damllsed bltiiy- T00 0Dil1i0D

that the German fleet retired when the The Kiiig's message to Admiral Jet- iight, as the Germans ugg n w p p w y

British battleships appeared, while the licoe states that the German robbed and the coast. At a critical stage ofthe counter danger of diminution of con- that the ii100ry that ZBDDBUUB Wt-“li

h ed Jutland e s n er “ ould more effectivel was expressed M' ‘N0 Adt11l\`B\lY 10-033’

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German official statement maintains the British of an opportunity of gain- fight four British ships of the grand fldence in the navy, if it exists than 00 88l'0\1i- iid £0019 GBFHINI “Nt °°\'~° that the German forces were in battle ing a decisive victory by retiring ini- fleet appeared on the horizon., thc the return of Lord Fisher who in time Uliltil’ WHS 001 b0F“€ 00! bl’ Wednes' with the entire British fleet. mediately after the opening of the ge- Valiant, the Barham, Malay und War- ot' peace brought the navy to a state _¢iHY'B bit'-11% »

The British say they had only two di- ‘neral engagement. ' spite. The battle then assumed a dll- of unexampied efllciency. The Couii-

_“__ A _____““_`_u _-;“__` A"___M A AM`UM_Mu_A_M___Y_A _ “___ _ `AA___A* fergnt, gqmplexlorh The Wgrspite at- try needs him in this urgent [muh QUEEN MARY'S CREW ALL LOST-

_"""""f"""""""' " ' 'Y ' ' ` tacked by five German ships fought Newspaper calls thcresuit of this

' gloriously, sinking or at least seriously action the gravest disaster sustained LONDON, Julie 4.-Thi! Admiralty

' damaging three of her assailants. The by British navy since the outbreak of l`009iV°li B \'0l>0\‘f- '-0005' i-0 U10 959°*

V ‘ '» ° ` NEW Yonic, Juno 4.-Ari agenoyi .... _ 950 men °r\‘Quee=i Marr-

M 30-Th L th , it 1 _ ‘ if ,,,,,,,g ,,f§,,,, ,S Prize lilnners in Spring Flower- despatch from London says. the 1,0NDqN,h....,._._fh.e ohh.; mt... _ of the allies of mg cgmpgtltlgn “Per d"ead“°“3m Hindenburg- G97” ment given out* today shows that with GERMANS ADM" Loss OF BREAD'

shown in the men ° many's newest battleship ls reported few exceptions an the omce,-B on the NOUGHT- '

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, I _ ` U _ uhm; yeh-_gated to the “eat _¢h;hpp0|hi_,__oFF|cERsV_ ‘HD -E* soniiel of that battle cruiser wereloet.

""i""` ` A ` ` `ment of the men of the British fleet ‘ ‘ "Ho pEnls“ED}There probably were between 900 and

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June 4--Bbforo the ho

fleets came' into touch with eac

it was made known today that

Beatty with his bottlecruiser 'got between tlie'(!erii‘if}hii_éei

its base. He was.conip_§ii’ed.to dray however, following the disf

Berman fleet. _ 'I' _ __

» ft Admit- Jelllcoe reports that on iii!

made a thorough search of the watéri o t onooootoi-ins any slim of h°l

again in the thick of the acti _‘,

of the most modern navel

was employed. battleshi torpedo boats, destroy

and even Zeppelin: Wh or the dentmctipu-ju

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British Ad-' tion for itdvortgslng' in this column. the hamei Cash must accompany orders. Mini b tor ei um charges twenty-five cents

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the workiis req” At ii. meeting of the Floral Associa- --` ‘ Defense and Black Prince were lost LONDON' June 4'_Th° German Ad'

9 ev ' iroi a tn i r ti li eac-

culibre of N0" °“ S“t“"d“Y evénmg It W” ded' LONDON’ June 4‘_M the Brmsh All the officers of the Warrior except m ty a mug 8 oss ° ‘G r ted, yea, ded to hold the annual ilowcr show on Admiralty to-day made the following one were saved The Admiralty re nought Westfallen, according to a

devo ~ _ _ remuneration 1*-USU!! 3001-i1;\{‘1 5391- a aimed statement to the Canadian press: ports the mm midsmpmen were saved wireless despatch received here to-day

of duty well Mr- 4- F- 0“ 0" W" Wd th - "we were out within enemy waters from me Queen Mary’ Commander from Berlin. The battleship Westfal-

it t i’ th i '

§g?1tgfeBQgl|§1‘$€. gifligieriitmcgfiinmittiees i'ie¢?e\i;;`:i'rym;0r thi: seeking it iight. Our inferior fleet Dmmemnher and one other omcar len displaced 18,602 tone. She was

- 451 ie t l 83 f t boa nd 26 feet

Street, Mon. management of the show were also ap- damaged by giinflre, the Admiralty ad b I D d Vt th I I ‘bl All e ong, ee m s

D0iI\l00~ PDUQFY VHS*-‘B Wm be 9°' forced them to return to harbor and to n?en€tx:_cE;lcexu;bmfrdluis; b‘;me_ deep. She carried a crew of 961.

the personal of this com- Cured fhif! Yet" £0 0010 the exhibit Df give up ,my pihh of action they may_ nl U m the In_ The Westfallen was built at Bremen

t fl . ,_ _ cruisers and _l ie o cers on ,

hast hgngleidsrlngglggstgg cult £x§el('\i;cided unanimously that the have contemplated. it was added defmgable’ Detence and Black Prince in 1909 and cost approximately $10,

nnuftothe sound business prize winners iiinthe-lawn ‘ecligpetitinii that the latest reports received from, were mst' 000,000. .

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rea ze e u - ' B t 1 __________. we D°m\“\°\» iss w gait §g;“,3‘;{;;'_°“ ""1 “‘° “°‘“ °”°“ ..§.`l..§ .§v.fZ`§§e.§_ °e "g ° "“ “"2 ‘iuiiiiiieos or sonies

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ggi? appeal- The Association commended the citl- _ _ ` _ __

Canadians zens of Charlottetown for the worlr`E|G||]' UERHAH HARSHHIS (___ C ‘al to me Guardlan)

which they have done in improving In "A-I-ERS . . "P ° ' I | i

of Cori- and beautifying the City by pullingi LONDON. JUI19 `4-'-A C0D6¥lh8~89l\

sh down old fences. painting, cleaning up ' BIIHSLL oi-rcspmideiit of the Exchange Tele- __ Wil YUM' setting ‘mt n°We" “ml in ` :rnpli Company sends word that fisher-

other wiays. th k t th se t f LONDON, June 4.-A report is Ain; men who amved at EBbe,.jerg_ new '

A "° 9 “I 5" 5 ° ° “re '"5' ° circulation which lacks confirmation; mark reported "mv had Been outside

th A sociation. Mr. J. Leslie Tennant i » ~ _ -

"99 wife isassed The Association also "mt eight Germ” washing t°°k ml Blauavaiidsluk several hundred bodies ari:`4li;-ege°{lli‘;]‘§7- on

D ` . l ~ _ E- J- placed on record their appreciation of N80 in Danish Wife" “"9" me N°"_ti1i of British and German sailors. ' On from his trip to M"~ the services which the Rev. Mr. Tri- Sea battle. It is raid they were notl-I the water were large quanmles of on scdmmd nd

‘md rendered t0 ihl‘:hA`:°°°i“'-i°“ fled to leave within 24 hours and that.{_appm.enuy from .,,b,.n,_mes le" hem gn

was expressed M me the British soot is waiting for them t i

Carter & Co. and 0“¢S'd°- ‘ ' _ WONDENSED ADS. 3:51 "3 procuring a pienti- um'

this City,

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LONDON, dune 4.-Latest reports

from the British fleet from neutral ves- scls which witnessed parts of the great naval battle in the North Sea and from survivors cause the British public to believe that the engagement was not so near a defeat as at first appeared and in uowiso a disaster. The British losses, with`ail craft engaged accoun- ted for, were three battle cruisers, and eight destroyers. The German losses are 'believed to have been about the

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same number of ships although much less aggregate to tonnage.

British naval experts maintain that

Great Britain continues _to/hold the sr- premncy of the sea by I safe margi- and that her enormous navy coulf. more afford the losses it suffered tha could th Germans. The first repo: Of the heavy loss rif life, unhgppuy hh_ not been revised. Great Britain mourn. for more than 4,000 of her seamen while the German loss is varlosly e:- timated ut between 3,000 and 5,000.

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(Special to the Guardian.) (From .Our Own'Corre|pondeiit.) OTTAWA, June 4.-The Department

of Militia is expecting a special report on l1‘riday':. battle lf; the Ypres snlieiit in which the Canadian trenches were taken. under a heavy shell ilrc by tlie‘

CANADIANS _

ii TH.

Germans and 'subsequently retaken 'in a vigorous counter attack by our

troops. Up to ii lsfe hour tonight thi; report hail not been received and tht

Department is so far dependent upon the press cables for its information.

Dill] till] Willllillill 0 AHHWE IN Hililliill

LONDON, June 2-A despatch from

Rotterdam to the the Reuters Tele gram Company reported the tugboat Scheld entering the new waterway with dead and wounded men from the navel battle. A steam trawler was also reported on the way to Ymiudeii with fifteen rescued Germans includ- ing three officers."

THE I-IAGUE, June 2-A Dutch

trawler has arrived at the hook of liol- lafid with one dead ami seven live Ger- mans who were saved from the naval battle. Another trawler has been ta- ken into Ymuiden, with three German officers and twelve sailors and one Bri- tish sailor who was wounded.

` SlT!$FiETOHY RESULTS

The Guardian has received from the

efficient manager of the Dunstalfnage Central Creamery, Mr. J. P. Simmons. the following figures in regard to thot.- _Aprll business:'- '

Three local patrons sending in lar.

gest quantity of butter fat, Andrew Mc Rae & Son, East Royalty, 373.42 lbs,

John R. Munig Marshdeld, 308.85 lbs.: Chas. Robert on, lidartihfleldl 277.2'c i lbs. 1 Three patrons sending largest diiaii tlty of butter lat by rail Geo. Wbioc per, Milton, Station, 165.07 lbs.; .lemon Cairns, Freetown Station 154.35 lbs.; C. M. Howatt, Kensington Station, 149.64 lbs. '

The butter fat not the farmers 33.1.1

coiits per pound equal to $1.28 “ ' ‘ per 100 pounds oi' milk testing 3.8 pe. cent butter fat. i Co-operation and centralization wil good business management is the key. noto to successful dairying.

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