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Aug 30-2|

LET.-FURNISHED HOUSE

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write 'D. care Guardian 30ili;~?l- , .

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kea Square, Friday, Sept lst. 1 nt uso s m. Mare. 4 years old (‘Harry G ) also wag- gon and harness, Benl Carter and Son, Auctioneer. 8075-51-21

TED-MAID, GOOD WAGES

no washing. Apply immediately Mrs. H. Aitken, 86 L0nB‘ worth Avenue. '

_.SNAP 8»HOT FINISHED!-SAVE money and time by sending your tlllme to us to -be developed and -printed. Give ue a trial. - Ern- pire Studio, 166 Great Gsorze [rgg[_ 5059-11110

'BTRAYED FROM THE .CLIFF

llouse, Sanhope, a Jers6'.Y`BrBd@ cow and steer. cow has left horn looped down over cheek. 'Findiéf wll] be rewarded, add\“BB! J. J. Davies, Cliff House. Stanhope.

Aug 30-2|

wsu wmrso-‘ws wmv a few real live l'6Dl‘es0_liU\_iiV°l in every city and t0W.ll da to sell automobile

nals; positively dents; every car

Dent; easy to Write for particulars lleliis proposition. iCansdlan Auto Shops, P. 0. Box 154, Niagara Falls. Ontario.

il pros- proflts._

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tetown modelling, business her, in iStreet. ing and to nil. Dllronise

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wages being paid by farmers or for general labor. V

When tho llolsts lowered thc

first shift into the mines oil Mon» .lily morning, they began what will undoubtedly be one of the heaviest concentrated periods Of cool production in the history of the fields. With .markets clean and everybody waiting for coal, most. of the mines are planning to run full time.

Messages from various mining

centres indicate that _most of the mines are in 8000 <`0“fiil-|00 “ml pcak production is simply a mat- ter of piilting on a sufficiently strong force of men. _

ETIC FAREWELL

PATH AS PLANE CRASHES

LONDON, Aug. 29. - An nir-

ninn's farewell to it comrade in tl falling aeroplane was described nt n lldolkestone inquiry. _

lpllolnrl .by Flying Ol`flcer Wo-~

her, who had Aircraftsmsn Frank Kerslliiw with him. ii new nero- plane crashed and Kershaw was killed. ~

ln n statement made in the l\0S

pital after -the accident, it was said. Walker descrlibed how the machine got into a steel! but 9l"W spin. and all ef-forts failed I0 right ii, as it din not answer the controls. _When he realized it was be- yond control he leaned over to Kershaw and siiid, "Good-bye. 010 cling, we are in for it." He re- membered no more until after the wreck.

lA- verdict that Kershaw was av- ciuenthiiy allies was returned.

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-l’."li. `l._@lil issue

roitoirro. august. 30--Prince

Edward island bond issue to the amount of $175,000 bearing intel‘~ est at 5 1-2 per cellt.. Bild DBYHUW in 16 years, has been awarded to the National icity C°mv““Y H' 100573, equivalent to it cost basis of 5.43 per cent. Other bids were the following:

If.\:iminion Securities Co\‘Di\--

100.41: Wood (luiidy and Co.. 1006 27; MacNeiii, Graham and Co..l0 37; A E. Ames and Co.. 99.91, and w L. McKinnon antics. 99-05

l ll hands actoldiiig to confiimcd d.-il l..ist night he had a iel.-il)-*fd

by 10”' bam" *hh* "mm gdvlces received b iiie adniirult and his condition is now admitted

°" the "T" time 1" seven The naval report) said that mayo to be critical.

tlcally none oi' her crew of 300 'H01 W. C. Kennedy. Minister .

was saved. 'ilhs destroyer Caliikal, 0! Rl\ilWl1YS Hilti Canals. W‘h0 li (`,sp°°'a' t° Th’ G"a"d'a"')

-¢e>---- has been ordered to the scene of recovering from all operation at _0'1T‘AVV|A- Aug- 30~ “Big q“‘*5` FOURTH KINGS (FOR COUINCILILOR)

the disaster. .- the ltoss Memorial Pavilion, is H0115 M0 _i0 C'-‘me ‘b9f"l`@ 9“"H“' y-;,,»- 1_1- °

reported t0 be making E2tiSi'HC ment at it* “ext s"355l°“' their 1919 Elections 1922

'tory progress lolla},_ I magnitude taken _in contrast with llanllldales

"i ° . e -usono.whn o

Bi' Ailtlfii- Now Reported G'°°|‘S W'*h¥"““ "it ::.s...‘;.?ls ."@s§;;‘éill

'°Tl""GU3rd|5‘"-) _ mT(l1;lamlll,ul(l)il{Lact tis to 'he revisel

l _ next session. 'l‘-his was it long pro'

perzgilidlnhillz t,lf,‘;,t,,,'f,,,§'“,-ffl' -N-oivis, alaska Ang 29-can iotfilsgljtlvllNI>ll§ui§uaA?i:l"':lo.-- _feel i" “"2 2:0 ‘lhfiyfl “"0 likely ‘°

- ' _ i, _,f eo, iiiitlm -tue

occupllllon of the .Austmlll tain Roald Amilndson. who last Despite their evacuatloli of Aii_uil ___ ____l_\2g;ms_md ______s_1 ___e___€_e;¢__es___

all K_.lnge,,llul.ll_ _ vlemla giolith transferred to the _schooner i{arullissii_r, the_Gieekssu:i_rse plilhei _md ___y_S______ ____ credlt and also by __l$lii_il_e Pi_illC

request ll_uly.s m.me,l .llll,.l.ven uc iiles from the Maud on his Arc- stood lioie_t.o lava ft»CnS_»___Lb_i1 reason or recom exp0_mres_ A __e_ Ml _I _ out S rltlss .. - . . . ..- to prevent such “ll lwlllom c_ expedition, is now at Wtlln-_ \yitilstoo_d so k ie _o_r l _______ _ll___mb___t_____ ___ also p__(__n___ed _md H_oil_a1i3_ue kt ou h) ..

has already declared ol-gl. wr git, 100 miles southwest ol toncelltiiited ii .lc_ ii n_ui_e _l_ _ mls glves __ _ut of _Fauble though g__ on . . . . . . . . lllul ll _wlll not Del-ml; Point Barrow, according to ll mos- tlleill by the 'l`-lltklsh UDB _~l\__- it _-H cuslonmry ___ fight it out Muli_;._i_y ilarbor (South)

a lo lake Muon against Suse from Captain S. C. cochi-asc lui in Asia _mmol wool one-le hehmd closed _l______S ___ __ __0m_ St. ./.trys Road .

of the const guard gutter Bon;-_ a general offensive Piicsilay. “mee ,men the _“rm _nlestion Gleu William . . . . . . . ...

-Captain Coclirane's iilessags was --*°~“` _ l ll' ,-l ‘ ll , _

_-_r- sent through the coast guard sta- (-0NS'i`AiN'lliN0l*I»E. A115. 30-” l:::;nlg;,;ll2_l_' ;'(‘)‘l5lc}f"":Tl_lu_;'lS_‘;"l‘Jie “gg Total . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... 378

tion at Point Barrow to CaptalnlTlie _'l~ui‘.li'isllNoflenslv;i is _deqvelo_p- “___ [__O___ 1919v__ _ __ _

Thomas A. Ross here. iiig n tis ortiwes ulli ' -UU I- ' , ' _ _ . ii ority for Slit er and 72.

'Captain Cochrane sold the with Eskisliehr and Atiuil Kara- l D“‘1“g.l,l.‘e_ ”“"f’“f'r certain 1922

Amuiideoii party iiitenilod. to land liissar as the objectives, ;g:_‘:_;’__l""s”")l'_‘_“r3'h “mk_th‘_‘“ lllefl' Majority for Bonnell over McLean 80, over Gillis, 127.

l‘W| |hl_ The Nationallsts evidently are ‘ 4 U" 0 “f‘”"‘_'n "‘

n It if; ntllllllggllt here that C-apttlinl-"*l\‘?iiiDUill§ to i`0ld iback b0l\l'll_(;0vk£]§_llf(,)ll"ll uilliiéllcéllwllllp the-l o FIRST PRINCE (FOR ASSEMBLVMAN)

‘. ' _ . e,‘i 's apes

A'"“mdse“ and ms Dany hnvellllll; irtlllife “(;'rmil{£?_!lllllS\;“:r conflict-'ig. I-ioil (‘.li:i<l. Stewart is 1919 Elections 1922 U`9»i1Sf@i'l`9d I9 the B9" from Uwlvl _ lp . l. ‘re Orlpll lml_.0Dtiilnlst\2 for some such arrsligc- - Candidates

H0lm93» due £0 liemll’ lC@» 9~i"1_§le.“;‘l‘ re "W waS` D ' u lnellt, but it is said that Hon. W.

_that they may be planniiig to C111 Y- ` _ R Mollwrweel ls ll lll l

. . Bill' uae_nde-

" ”'° -t

Wiliflil the €XDl0i'9l` Dianne ldlng two dlvlslons or cavalry and in the llicillliimo Mr. i)i‘.iil‘y is

0V6l‘ the APBUG Circié- _ gseve" or lnmnl___y_ Flame rlghllug having trouble of his own in Oli-

, _

' ' llis i-i_i_llorted from Esklsliehi' and £2fl|e‘:____W_|_l_]_‘_l_;'I”‘ln l;_';(_;“dv(_;E;;’g_l_:_’_f'_f,\__ \‘_.'iili)c n_f Poll

- \fl-FR SS=lI‘. , . - , ' , .' " ' "l. :ii ml( . . . . ... . ..

I C ]_ Fl it 'I`li_e Turks c_lil_ilnr to -have coil- ;:,ll;?lc,l’:'l:£flcll gggfulllllgsfpglgxflnusllxsfi§_kInner's dioad ..

ure( many pris lie s. ' . llllllgll _ _ _ _ _

ALE or rent cottage 51 Elin 6 S -All the Antolian ports have l‘;;l,U_g;l l:l1_';l_‘l_l.,'_‘_'(;"g5;,e‘;'_'l:_'_:3t st‘1bH`,St.. Louis .. ..

of Albertalbecn closed _during tiio_ offenslvcl _|Bel_we_____'_ _ww a_‘__l l(§l___l;tn_,__q itirceii Mount 114

L . :mid collrliluiiicatloiis are clit. AL\‘ll“,l.e wlll be “PW n Dtlnll n 'd"l"iliioill-field .. 116

LET - FURNISHED BED-l -- :Ainerlcail destroyer .was pcrlilittcd ll 'ls bpllewld llml ig B lf; Sdtfn .Aliicrton ..._ 137

room. apply 172 Prince st. iioiiis-- (Special to The Guardian.) _io i-cinnin ni shiiisonii, lint ii who at Wlmll___,g' my C0ln__'lm‘f)‘“ noch sono 3

, 31-31. 'C/\il,GA'RY. Alta.. Aim. 30-lnot in comliliinlcation with the C___,l)lm_t ____‘ll“q0'n' wllh ‘tlm w'eS_Itli-litre Lille Road 56

_Wllistlcs blew holilts begun lhcirlsliure. . lem _)_.Ul`;l.e§Slveq llmu ll thaiifortilllc Cove

» SET AUTO SIDE CUR- crcakliig iollrliey into the dark ill-' No fears are felt, however, for Malllmlm 0l(’__,,,0_l’__________ gmu _ l ~nLll,e;-al Reward” R. E..terior of coal mines ill inuuy lber-lthe measures are only telnpor:ll‘y_ lm _1___,eSlln_g 'l“l.luell'ce 's,l,he ym;F__ Total . . . . . . , . . . , . . ... 1016

,,., 2093-31-3| lta towns this -morning for ille first All the Greek relnffircenlents iles- come nl, the slllmlllm lg neblllous 1919

__.____-__;-- ltime in tive months. Men who left tired tor Titroce have been diver- now ,ml _,ll ,hmugh lllsl Malo" ivioioi-ity for Gallant 73.

FEW BOARDER8 CAN BE AC;tho coal fields are reported to he ted to the front. 'lille recently llc-|mlm'y Qllmlwc _,ml Mulllmp mem 1922 commoduted at Mns. Dixon's,‘flocking back for tliolwintcrs work lciitcd General Persis who placed hem lav_0l.ed' an elecllou' on' the. Majority for Blanchard, 131. ' uston St. Aug. 30. 3lwliicli is far more nttractive, from lilliiscll' over 3.5_00 cuvalryiiicil un-lgmumlg that mmllllonvl afle___l

in lnonelal-y ,;|ml,1l,0lm,.tllnt tllc;tcl_cr Mustopiiii. l\elilul Pas-iiii's or- wlmls could nal' be wolse and THIRD PRINCE (FOR COUN . . _ _ .

hos been sent to the Mean might _be _I _ot ballet

I --<¢¢..___ | -<»->---

....,,_ Dispute Between ..;§‘:.i=.':°’:1-3.7,§..";.;.>“t..§".,.a Ffttltv Hilti Elltitltti .,

Walnut avenue hill during a ter- - -- l _ » _ _ _ rlllc ruin ilild electric storm hcr`e P/NUS. AUE- 29- -Strcnuolls ef- Z;.l|l?g'lg;N_R __ ' ` tonight, jumping the tracks after forts wore trade by the Allied Eg,,,,,,,¢ BML' ` speeding three city blocks and was Reliurtltions Commission today to pap., E,,m,,nl"'_ wrecked against concrete and Drevorll un 00911 break betweenovlmllll Carmel nictnl lighting poles on a corner. Franco and Great Britain over Wplllnglon _ ' ' 'l‘w@my.iw¢, or the passengers the German reparation questions. Cmllral L0t"16'

were removed to hospitals, and The (iomnlission niet to collsid lnllllm 'Rlver -

were found to be seriously inlay- er o plan for a nioratorlunl for prlncelown eil. ‘The cur left the rails, as it Germany which would die accep- _qprlng Valles, ` struck a curve and piling up with table to llrcmicr Poilicnre of ` ` ' ` '"

terrific speed against the poles Frilllcv and illelllde 8ilHl`iil1l€0ii Total _ _ _ __ 503

was bent lil -the shape of a latte-r that would he acceptable to hini lqlq ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' '"

_ _Blur Canada

(-Special to The Guardian.) MON'I‘Rl».-1AiL, Aiug. 30. - Pro- ln‘lil'M-illt British parlianielitsriella. Eiuris, Viscounts and Knights are iii Montreal today fr.om Quebec for the 'i‘ruiis~f!niisila tour organ- ized iii conilectiloii with the ceiiten niol celebration of the Board of 'l‘l'ud€.

The party which contains many

notable guests and prominent Canadian businessmen will leave the Windsor station by special train at eleven o'cl0ck on Friday, Sept. 1.

Tile first stop over will be at

Toronto, .where the party will be guests ot' the Toroilto Board ¢"f 'l‘rod9.

Big Ouestions Will Come

Before Parliament.

Next Session

the small nllnisterial majority raises e ‘ -

_ _ _ A2_0ptimistic

ln Yesterdays Bye Elections ‘1'..1f‘°-.‘f"1'°'-of--.-

British wheat iilen expressed the

__ V hope that the United States rail-

Ntt ilA iiitllt il 3d

way strike will not extend to Can

News iii “e 1" “ell 2 "file il if ";r..:l:f; "i::,°;'::§:"°.: i-_ a ' o _ s. ¢ 1 » Prince. Liiieriiis Elected in 4tlL Kings and ;=,;~,;e;"-M if the America- rsr-

ist. and 5tll. Prince.

As will be seen by the returns

thc voting in -all the constituenc- ies yesterday was very much smal ier than at the general elections. This was ilo doubt due to the tact t-liiit the election was for but one seseiloil and that in any Case the voting strength of the Bell govt-rniilcill. would not he mater-

ially affected.

’i‘lle addition of Messrs Arsen-

ault and McNutt to the 0plJosition will be of material advanttlisf- during the remaining session. elections.

The results are as foilowsz-

(Liberal)

McLean

Il9UU0H `H~ 'W

Sutherland

1`s

J. A. G`I

MoKinn

tl B'

47 13

114

24 75 42 G2

so 22 58 is ov ss ei ss

59 16 30 106 28 29 53 35 25 13 71 44 36 30

450

_184 264 137

Blanchard

G. Gaudet

Gallant

¢< .2 M

S6 54

137 93

78 78 86 142

52 _ 49 25 28 69 77 79 38 43 156

53 81 61 65 15 33

101 199 156

12 101 57

59 19

90 89 44

1089 631 500

CILLOR AND ASSEMBLYMAN)

1919 Elections 1922 Candidates

J . W. Kieg

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chard

ault

Arsena

M ti.

Ars

G nt

54 55 80 61

79 52 31

34 40 41

34 53 51 22 36

73 79 1'24 75 77

57 54 43 89 69 61 G4 78 48 25 14 31 20

47 33 58 20

45 28 47

37 52 33

§|')

:ie 7s 20 ss 47 as

7-1 sl

'il 71 .sr 52 47 -is es sz .aa

37 37 89 20

53 59 39

62 . ..

44 48 23 33

'71 66 39 45 3u

554 713 610 533 387 521 411

V .by the force of the impatc. Representatives of Belgium and `llll_M0l,ll lo M L la

v r c can .

The middle doors of the car wer-» Italy acted as mediators and tried Mlllm.ll` l. A lt 103 ljaiiimcd against tho qpiilefanil :O ll:‘_i_nl§ Grelr-lt_ I-lritaiiiuand _France 1922 y or “emu '

could iiot 'be used. c rim tlge er nm iiiiicc lem o ac- ddoi- was opened and tha injured cept ii compromise plan. Majomy H* McNutt' Ha' \

ieedin and with their clothing 'rho oeie nie.. of nel iam -ina M“j°""" '°’ A“°“°“"' 11°'

stron er that the United Mine

W0l‘l{g9fH Wlll Oli Tll\|l'S(]B}' l1`C~ ASQUI1-H To REPLY To 'F0181 . . . - . . . . . ~ . - - ~ . . . . . 546

b - s ' S ~ S -

torn, were makin their way out oi' italy leaned toiward the British _ the debris wheng rescuers came view ns expressed by Sir John FIFTH PRINCE (Fon ASSEMBLVMAN) from every direction. [tear Braiirbufy, that it was essential to* windows were smashed and iir grant ii rnoratoriuiil and that M. ,lured were helped out. 'l‘wo Point-.nre’s plan of seizing mines women were unconscious. a dozen and forests for guarantees would

others were dazed and some not ibn productive of results.

hyl,l,e.l.lCa|_ The plan offered by Germany

that German lndustriiils -by treat- iss \vit the'/lilies guarantee pay

o o ° - -- ~ '

0 ment. ol reparations was dissected

by the ccnnnlission. Name of Poll

it was believed in the more op- Summerside East . .. 121

In S Tm" Q timintih semi- oiucini circles that snnnnei-also centre .. ._ us

n moratorium would he granted Siimmersids West - .. 155 and nsquisscad in by France. St. Eleanors 48

lgy.DN.p}y, N_ |s_, Aug Z3. -‘- AS ‘ Miscouche .

me hour, pass optimism grows -<oa>-- Muddy Creek

1019 Elections 1922

% Candidates

A. McNei"

f--.i

F. MCNeil

MGN ally

1-18 ' 81

Pé vw'

wana ~ze»o~x

P-5

$31153,-IQ; wq9~lwmW75

80 82 101 59

77 82 30 20

iss sas 124

cept the in-test wage offer made KA-issn's Msiiioins 1919

.by the British Empire Steel Cor- - __ Majoritydor McNeill 60 poration. ii»0NlDON, -Ang. 28.-'Phe Messrs. 1922 .

opinions heard on nil sides nrt nm..-eil. the well known niibiin-hers, Maiorlty for McNeil 29-

to the effect that the company state that a booik in which Rit. Hon.

Following are the -detailed re-

ports ot both the'1919 slid 1922

has gone to K€i\9i`°“S 190831! in H. H. Asq-ilitll, former British Pre- »- .ft -

their endeavor to meet thi! nie* mier, is replying to the ex~'Kaiser's

and latter to have done their memoirs will 'be plifhliehed next CUUAN CONGRESS share in the arduous task of Seek- year. They say they are not at REDUGIS SALAR ing if solution to a difficult and liberty to state what Mr. Aeqiiith is tickiish problem. io receive for hisiinok,»hiltintimste HAVANA, Cuba. Aug 29-

The o inlons of all the men at that it will not be quite so much :rosa has decided that .lie c

the confxerences are to the effect as £-100,000, which is said to have trv is being overcharged wha map that the company made con hee-n Promised to Premier Lloyd rn-vs $30,251 a vsar fri- each of sideraible sacrifice in offering the _George for his forthcoming liook'ofl24 senators and 512.000 il year miners such generous advances. ‘.memoirs_. _ __________~________ each of its 120 representative

_ =3-- _-

' Under an economy programme wedlock, aight-tllrnest llllohlfoy

IE! the senate has agreed to reduce ss Sydney gg" Jam" pm",

_ its quota by E1i5,000 a year and ___ `

Con- the house by $225,000, bringing °°'i‘he_ pai-ly who “ole 5 weed can- the contfesslonal badger to |1.- raincoat from Ernest 'i'ownshend’s ri it 718,000. This will bring the figure wagon at Sourie horse races re- lte for s senator to about $21,330 a turn immediately or will 'be dealt" for veal- and a representative to $10 with by the law as' ft is lmo

shipments through Mon-

treal.

A good -wheat harvest is repor-

ted in Russia, sufficient at least for Russian needs during the coming winter.

The importation of grain into

Fourth Klaus: Mark l,l_ B0lmell_ Russia has already been forbid- (Liberhll. de"- riftn Prince: J. Blanchard. Hmm

but it is unlikely tfhat any exports will be sent from

that country.

'rnira Prints: 'rhos McNnit and A wllrlderwble drop in the price

A l l;-_ “_ C - .. of wheat is expected here. One llegsbrf Amen” ( “Selva opinion is that Amerlca'.s great-

Fmh Prlncel John F_ McNelll_' est contribution to the world in (Liberal). _ "‘°

next few years will be cheap

wheat.

B. W. M. Union

MIONCTON, Aug. 30.-At yes-

terday ino'rning’s session. the concluding one of the convention of the United Baptists Woinen's Mlssloiiery Union of the Maritime Provinces last year’s slate of exe- cutive officcrs were re-elected.. The slate is as follows:

Pre_l'¢.ent-Mrs. G. W. Clark.

Frederictoll, N. B.

General Treasurer-4lVirs. B. G.

Siilltll, Amherst, N. S. '

Corresponding Secretory- Miss

Hume, Hantsport, N. .S.

Recording Secretary-Miss (7. R.

Fullerton, ISL. John, N. B.

Mission Band Treasurer- Miss

Gillespie, Amherst, N. iS.

The followiirg report of the nom- inating commltteo was adopted. , Vice-President - Mrs. 'Donald

Grant, Wolfville, N. S; Mrs. W. E.

livicintyre, st John, N. B; Miss

Sadie Jones, Charlottetown, P. E. l.

Provincial Treasurers-Mrs John

Seaman, Amherst,' ‘N. S; iMrs. =M.‘ P. Moore, Campbellton, N. B; Mrs. A. W. Stearns, Charlottetown

i iii -it is ti wliii il"ii ii-:fi ‘ -- ~ _ o . 5 ..°i::..:. f°"i.,.i:,.,.f' .;....:i; ..l:i;°..l.iit.. N---in -~» iw. cnneivnivis iii it rc rr lr.. .°' rr

__ » l8P°°|l| 1° The Guardian.) (special to The ouardisn.)

ue or _hank__I_:_':_|_YAu‘;‘:_‘::_ PiAiRlS, Aug. 30. - Tile _feeling 0'i"l’AW.A, Aug. 30. - Every- lt was understood ln WW Bxilreised in reparation cil'- tiling points to the British cattle'

uncles that 0_8 Im______ cies this afternoon that the einiliargo being removed at an ear had g___m__?d A__s_____a __ French Government would with- ly date, declares Hon W. li.

or 70000000 _lré Twemy draw its delegates on the repura- Motherwell, Minister of Agricul-

_il b' ld _ - em “___ tions commission preparatory to ture and at that without uiiy of W 8 D” mm “ ‘-" independent a,ct.lon on the German the accompanying and einlbarros- “ld ‘md the renlmlnder in indemnity question. '|‘li-is ‘beliefslng provision-4 and restcrictlons ol

' rose, it was said from tile tktctlwhich some people have fears.

I-hat the German delegates here ____.<_,>____

had advanced no new proposals

_ _ .....-.......... .. Prominent Politicians D0ll8i' is ialianese Cruiser Goes .13 Hoslmal Nnw at Par Down in Typhoon ...<5n°.'.°-.l.'.:’_

g _ .

_S _ . J. A, Stewart, K.(i. M. P. forrller

PM ii to The Guardian. Minister of Railiways, who ins

Txfl G"3a0“"_‘f"),l.l_e _ TOKIO, Aug. 30. - The Jn)piiii been in the Ross Mciiiorliil Pavil-

dollar _S ince'a_galn at ese cruiser Tiita-k:i went ilowii lil ioil of The Royal Vilctoriu lioslli-

ln me New York monev mul, -1 li/ilhooll. off tilc Kamcllutak lui for sonic wcclis is reported by PM was me quomllon' ml_ C0331. Allgllst 26, with virtually his pllysicialls :ls serlousll’ ill 10'

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Coiitliiiie iallelitt

(special to 'nie auardiaii.) __ BELFAST. A118. 30. -.viioience

wash-enewed in Belfast. lui. P1111! and there -were most regtrettl it outbreaks and travellers from the south and west report heavy fighting in Kerry, Cork, Sligo and Mayo countries.

-CORK, Aug. 30. - Several Nh- iionai army out-poets tiirmrsbout the city were attadked last night and heavy firing continued until early this morning but no casual- ties were reported today.

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France insists- on

Ceilinii‘ Cm "

(sieclal to The Guirdian.) PARIS, Aug. 30. -Premier _Polu

care, supported Thy his cabinet, is once and for all opposed to ani' compromise on the reparation's question and will insist that ii moratorium be refused Germany unless the latter is willing to con- cede prod-active guarantees. This was learned by the United

news from a source whose author ity is never doubted. if the receu reparations commission grants a moratorium without seclirin _the safeguards demanded by Bianco, Poincare will immediately make his objection known by taking ls- olated action to make Germany pay it was said.

in iihis course, Polncsre feels

he has the support of -the French people, who will accept no fur- ther surrenders on the part _of government, ‘butinslsts that Ger- many has deliberately placed her- self 'ln a situation akin to bank- ruptcy. _

Pessimistic View of

Colonel llnuse on _ lliiiolieaa Crisis

.LON'-DON. Aug. 29. - A spar-k`

is needed to set off an explosion as terrible as ‘Europa witnessed in 1914, Coll E. M. House, -warned in an interview with the United .News following. his arrival here from a hwo months trip on the continent.

Proviiliclal Secretaries- Mrs. Cl

S. McLeai‘n, Middleton, N. S.. as-_ sistzint, Mrs. T. A. Vroaker, Mid-_ dletown, NIS.; 'Miss Augusta. Slipp, Central Hampstead, N. 13;, Miss Isabell ‘Glldden, Summer-! sine. P.{7.i. l Supt, Cililailian B.W.\V. Guild"- Mrs. Edna Wilson, Fredericton, N.; B. .‘ W.W.' Guild' Committee- iM.iss

Hazel Clark, St. John N. B.; Miss Esther Clark, Fredericton, N.B.;; Mrs, M. S. Richardson, Yarmouth-_l N.S.; Mrs. Lew Wallace, Luw~` rencetown, N.S; Mrs. J. A. Clark,l Charlottetown, P.E.l. ‘

Mission Baud Siipis.-Mrs. F.S. Kinlcy, Windsor, N.S.; Mrs. A. K . Herimiq, Summerside. P.FJiI.,;

131;. Havelock Coy, Frederlcton,» Baby Band Supts.-Mrs. J. P.

Morse, Bridgetown, N.S,; Mrs. D. W. Burpee, Fredericton, N.B.; Mrs. Al-bert Schurman, 'Celqtra-I Bcdque.

H0me Miission Committee--Mrs.

(‘.. H. Martell, Mrs. Joseph Kemp- toil, Mrs. Lawrence Eaton, Mrs. C. P. William Chipman, .Miss F. A. Parker, Mrs. l. W. _-Schurman, Mrs. Donald Grant, Mrs. F. H. Mc- Dmlflid. Mrs. H. G. Perry, all of Wolfviille, N.S.; M-rs. L. H. Cran- dall, Chiipman, N. B.; Mrs. R. H, Jenkins. P.E.i.

County Secretaries for Prince Edward island- Prince, 'Mrs Jolin Smallman, Queens, Mrs. Co- lin Fraser, Kings, Mrs, Gordon Ives. `

A very impressive memorial

service was he_ld this morning in memory of the members of the union who had passed away since the lust annual meeting, The gel- vice was conducted by Mns. F. I-l. Beals, iBedi'ol'd, NUS., the editor of Tidings. '

-Revislo_i_ls of the consrltutiioa

were considered and notice of mo. "0" ‘lf H Cilllilze at the next meet- ing was. given. '

Announcements,

Coming Events, _ Meetings, _Etc

nrrns xii ` -l.. m .‘i;is.'=~..:r :.-'..-.'e rica insperd yforldsgergfff 5 liroru. initial letters neun! nl ‘.§l‘l’it"°'?\.il‘i.""¢§°.-l.‘..*i ""l¥“°l ’°' and mon in psfni roi-. " ~ ° “'

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°°'i'e.xi servlets stand dey J B

P. E. 1. ` 1;

Assistant Recording -Secretary. _

-Miss A. J. Prosser, Upper Can-' ard. N. S. I

“No one knows what may hap-

pen, in Europe, such is the grav ity of the situation there at pre- sent" Colonel House said. “There is a process of gradual disinteg- rntlon going on," he added. “Only an ignition spank such as the old world witnessed in Austria in 1914 is needed now to precipitate a general crash," the consequen- ces of which it would be impos- sl-ble to estimate. There is still time to save 'tire situation -butif the delay continues much longer the crumbling will begin and then I will be too late."

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BOYS FINED FOR USING

CATAPULT8 AT BIRDS

LONDON. Aug. 28. - Two Not-

fiflsiiam youths, George Hallam and Horace Hart. were each fined 40s at Nottinsham. Police Court yesterday for cruelty to three blue tits and trwo wrens._ It was stated the youths aimed with catapults at nests containing fled 5‘“SS- The 183s of all the 'birds were broken and s wing nearly torn off one bird. and their bo- dies torn generally.

The Weather Teillpeifil.tlll“li,‘ -nan, noon, lite.

....T.‘.Z§l.‘?§".9.;..i‘3.“‘s.-li?" ..Tl’§lli»,§.‘? 'Filth tide this _evening at has

and to-morrow morning at_5.42.

Sun sets this evening at 0.40 rises to-morrow mornihg at

troll mon wednesday -sept. sth.

3.47 a. m. _ ~

Tide _will be high in Slimmer

side '18 minutes later than in Charlottetown. _

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