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J' (Special to the Guardian.)

if ` rsraoonan, sept. 11.-The Aus- trian right wing has been shattered and thrown back nearly twenty miles in the fighting in southeast Galicia.

The Russian pursuit continues and

Slav detachments have crossed the Slrypa and now occupy positions on the west bank. The number of Aus- trian prisoners exceeds three thou- sand.

Official despatclics to-day indicate

that the Austrian retreat extends

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F TWENTY MILES

The Russian Pursuit Continues and

tile Teuion Foe is leaving Many llieuill the llands oi the Victorious Soldiers oi the Czar, as well as

IIN WINO OWN BACK

northward to near Broady. German divisions are making desperate effort to stop the Russian advance by coun~ ter-attacks and have lost heavily in the fighting before Tarnopol.

The Austrians who attempted to

“Dproach Itovno have been beaten back and are under heavy attack in the Rovno-Dubno district. From Itovno north to the Baltic the situa- tion was declared as most optimistic in to-day’s official despatch. The Ger- mans southeast ol’ Riga appear 'to have been brought to a halt. ,

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AUSTRIAN PLILE KIILLS GERMAN WIFE

AI NALIEAX NR.

(Special to the Guardian.) SYDNEY, Sept. 17.-Felix Garlicli,

an Austrian Pole. shot and killed his German wife at Dominion this morn- ing. He is now under arrest. Other than an unconfirmed statement that they quarrelled ever the war no motive is given.

‘GREEK RESLRIIISIS

EAI LII] Ill EIILIIIIRS

(Special to the Guardian.)

PARIS, Sept. 17.-A further large

‘number 'of troops is reported by the Balkan Agency to have been called to the Greek colours. The Athens cor- respondent of this agency says a Royal Decree has been issued calling out reservists of the classes of 1886, 1887 and 1888 on October 12.

GERMANY CLAIMS

RIIIIMNNIA WILL ENIER IIRNILIIII

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(Special to the Guardian.)

LONDON, Sept. 16.-A Copenhagen

despatch to the Exchange Telegraph Company says the German news- papers were permitted yesterday to publish sensational telegrams intimat- lng ltoumanla‘s participation in the war may be expected at any minute.

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WAS NOT EXPLOSIVES.

NEW YORK, Sept. 15.-The two

glass bottles found beside a hatch of the White Star liner Lapland, lying at her pier here, were to-day learned to have contained liquid for refilling 'tire extinguishers, and not acid calcu- lloted to set fire to the ship, as the lpolice and private detectives believed last night.

THE Vi’EA'1‘HElt,

_ 'l`l‘Ilill"EltA’l‘URE,

TIDE, MOON. ETC.

(Special to The Guardian)

TORONTO, Sept. 18.-Maritime:

Fresh northwest winds; fine and a llttlo cooler.

THE WEATHER.-Yesterday was

showery in the morning, clearing in the afternoon with a very ll°11»V¥ shower in the evenins. , The highest temperature recorded yesterday was 71 deg. above nero.I At 9 o'clock yesterday morning itl registered 58 deg. above; at 9 last night 60 deg. above. The coldest the previous night was 53 deg. above saro.

The tide will be high this evening

at 6.57. tomorrow at 8.02 and Monday ag 3_54; it will be high tomorrow morning at 5.45, Monday et 7.15 and

da at 8.31.

Tlliliie ,sun sets this evening at 6.08 tomorrow at 0.04 and Mondai' Bl- 5-035 it rises tomorrow morning at 5.42. Monday at 5.43 and Tuesday at 5.44.

The moon sets tonight at 11.48 and

tomorrow at 12-

1119 first quarter of the moon was

°|-| Thursday, SBDL 16th. BC 3.21 I.. III.

- There will be a fulilsmoon on Thurs-

a , Se l 28rd. at 5. a. m.. . d The Eiangth of today will be twelve

and twenty five minutes and

CHARLOTTETOWN, CANADA, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1915 _p

Allies did not seek the struggle. and if

in an 'editorial published B. few weeks

that certain allegations ill tho editorial

hours ° ‘of tomorrow twelve hours and twenty-two lllllllliili- ‘

S eclai to The Guarian

< p l *°-' . LONDON, Sept, 17.-Field Marshal --

Von I-iindenburgs armi’ is now well

0* Om" 1u"SP°f1==11°" °f,_:S.v.1;‘.z.‘“§..’3.‘::°:.‘:x11;“.‘;:;k.w'.&sUpon an American Liner-1 ' 01111211113" Grain- Ulldufililv?§°.§‘°i.‘Z.‘1a“i‘3..§.?N“..3i.§";’§§l..`l"i§’$ He Paid for His Treachery

line This wedge, which the German

defence seriously endangers both

centre made a further slight advance

separate the northern and southern wings of the Russian armies operat-

Iu es he Russians always have affected to disregard such a. contin- gency, however, claiming the two

the rumours of difference of opinion in A0 'Alle R0\l11‘l1H1lH1l l'l”011il€l'- Tl19 Brent t - -~'-`-'-' the Cabinet over the question of con- 0|'f01`l»S A0 ll0l1l U18 ll1‘@S91‘1t 11119 lll Gill- a€hIdlpIirE>(EigI>1Eical?acckl.)uti~TNd5ilie)<I,moNakeeiil

scriptlon and reports that members icia were doubtless dictated by near posure. unless compulsory service was intro- Dllcllflfd H8 U18 d&}'B P1153- _ duced within a week. was delivered Rolllllallla M0116 llplwars to be de- hy wlnatou spencer churehiil, chan. llnitelv on the side of the Quadruple eeilor or the Duchy of Lancaster, this Euieute. Greece apparently has ue-

momcnl,”‘said Churchill, “ for a pub- U16 H1110 being at any rate. Mean- lie mail to open his mouth on any Wlllle the Allied UOODS on Gallipoli _

topic, for there are so man co le l'elllll3lllH are Ulliillg 211011 rest. Oni ____

favouring conscription would resign 9115t°l'1l D0llll05 Wl1|Cl1 EPOW more Com

afternoon lt is not easy at thlg sided to maintain hei neutrality for

who seem to have less to do thaii thpey 0°C8Sl0Hully disturbed I5' Turkisli

ought to d0, who are engaged in try- \f=\1`llll91‘Y~ (Special to the Guardian.) ing to make difficulties, even more ffl file west there has been only n UTTAWA. Scpt. 17.-Stcfanson, the (1Al»p; 'l‘l;_,\Vlgl;3lg_ Supp 17__'flle than already existed, and who are l`9l1ellll01l Ol 9-1'illl0l'y Qngagemcnts. llallalllall 0xPl01'e1'» 15 HllV0 llllll W0ll- first Seeklllg to make artificial discussions Wllll the 110V0l)ty of a German grenade ll” lll Safe ‘ll l3Hllll€ lSl111l<l» lU1f11l0ll 111 at Carleton Point to-day i`rom Point du wllll regard to matters of great c0n_ attack near lerthos. which the Ger- llle Afllfl 000811 WUSA Of }l@1‘HCillll0 (‘hene, N.ll. lt wus towed over by S0flucnce which should he approached mall l`9D01`t BBYB Save them possession lslmlfl- Wl1lCl1_ ls at U10 11101101 0|' U10 one of Roger Millers big tugs and suc- in anspirit of impartiality and good. Ofa portion ofa French trench. Mllclielli’-le lllvl’-12 Al1l121l‘01lllY llv hal! ccssiully placed in position and sunk. wiu. England is absorbed in a rumoured *alien his llllsfurtuuv as u mere accl- 'rue orih is 105 feet lang, sr. feet in

(jllurlglllll adllell mal du,-lug the pas( Cabinet crisis over the question ei' con- delllf 9-llll ll* “1111W_fi1‘C Of U10 8l'8V0 width and about 40 feet in height i'rom four or five months the Allies had not S"ll’l'l°llf to WlllCl1 ll lB l’@D0l‘ted David alJl’l`°ll@llSl°l1 f0l” l11l1 Safely- bottom to lop Two more ure in done as well as they might have Ll°Y‘l GGOFSG and Winston Spencer '

h0po(l_ 'plml-9 have been events which Churchill have been converted. Lord STORY OF ATTEMPT T0 . tion wlnle not disastrous, were disappoint- C“"Z°ll 1\11<l l#01‘d Illlllsfiuwne, Andrew BRIBE PRESIDENT OF ed the monster crib lust night from ments. in France and Flanders n B"“‘"` LOW- Wllllel' lllllllc Long, J. LONGSHORENIEN TRUE. shore and boats serlcs of resolute and Costly attacks Austen Chamberlain, Earl of Sclhorne --- H

was madly on the Ge,-mm, mms' and and Sir Edward Carson. conscriptlon. NEW YORK, Sept. 16.-The New l

ultllmlgll ground was gained' the mms lst members, are said to be threaten- .York Sun has secured an interview

of the Germans were not pierced. "l_l‘~' A0 rfullgll unless Premier Asquith, Willl Thomas V. O`Connor, president D

“ln lhl, l)m~(la"e||0s|~- no sam, ~-the I~‘irst Lord of Admiralty Balfour, Sir of U10 International Longshoreinen`s

Allies had gained invaluable ground E‘lWal"l G1`€.V. Lord Kitchener and .l71ll011- 011 11 Si01‘Y Clflllllntllll-Z from which lcd them towards a decisive "her Calllnot memllels 111l0Dl illeir.N@W Y01`li 115 I0 1111 aiiclllilt oi' Eu- conclusion, but they had not gained °h°se“ l’°llCY~ »1`0l1ef‘~1l Hgifnls to bribe O‘Connor with I the advantage of points at which they Lacklllg P°5lllV9 Slillemenis from $l~035.000 if llc would call a strike of aimed. Then there had come the re ‘ Premlef Asflllitli and Lord Kitchener 23.000 ionilllhvremell. through Mat- treat of the Russians. While the mm that compulsory service is necessary lll0w Cummings of Boston. LONDON. Sept. 17.-The Germans aians were re-arming and recoverlngolor the safety of the country, lllo Mr. O’Connor is in Toledo otfonfllng have lost twenty submarines since the their strength a new and unmlstake- fyslem lf* lll‘@ll')10 111111 little support H1 fllslrlvi Conference of loncshoremen hcsiuuiue uf the war. acconlius to au able burden had fallen upon the Brit- nlthe present Iurliament with Radi- "Tho story is entirely true," he salll editorial note in the Motor Ship and ish. The situation was a very serious Ca S' LHl10\lI‘lt€S and Nationalisis op- "The idea of the strike was to tio up Motor Boat, while British losses have one, but the Allies had it in their posed E0 lt- Many members opposed the shipment of war munitions to the l10@11011lY SCWO- lllvllllllllil U10 E~7- 1llG power to carry the war to a snccessfu' ll’ ¢°llSC1`lDfl°11 tire ilfeilnred to accept, Allies. Dr. Dumbo, the Austrian Am.‘ destruction of which was announced concluslom They would do lt' tm however, the verdict of the Premier bassador, was indirectly connected to-day. When the war commenced. Chancellor said. if they utilised their and the Wal SCCN’-ll11`Y 011 the flllcs- .With the deal. the pupcr declares, Germany had whole strength and national capacity. "°';' -Wlllcll "°W ls llle Subject of "Cummings said his scheme was I Glvven sea-going submarines and six- After all, Chu,-Chl" continued' the ser ous consideration in the Cabinet. I tllat of the Irish society working in Iron of smaller type, while up to Juno

'conjunction with the German S0(-lc. I ten new boats had been added. The

announced to-day that in all probabil

"This had a determining lnflnoncl,

to come to the rescue by the clrcnllw,

` 'that work In the factory would be re. their own against the Germans, if

Minlriie Llflifntnt Ollriillrlntlllowll sumed in a few days. amply supplied with ammunition. Mlnerd e Llnlment Cures Rheurnaiisrl

the American liner St. Paul, just in

and must be nearing the railway east PARIS, Sr-pi. 17.-The suburbs of

Of Plnsk. possession ol' which would £:;{nagI;?,wa|,Xg£{’atl;;E;0ggggggnfvlxg Arms, already partly in ruins. were

_ .' <-

1 subje ted to lt heavy bombardnlent by S called a doubm header mp and the the German guuners last night.

I tl b ` .

ing on either side of the P;-lpel gglllalfason rl;Dtf;icr;§; wafetlllyttlsoiité Buildings were sent toppling in

arsh . T which had been taken .to a Clyde Shir; ruin and several iircs started French

yard for repairs. A greascr who “ml 0 the

s, . lcry quickly got the range f

turned out to be H German’ had' pom__ German batteries, and the bombard-

lspeeiai to the Guardian.) armws are able to operate lndepend- 1 u 1 ' ~ 1 “1°“A "“‘*S°‘l~

LONDON, Sept. 17___Tll@ ll,-st speech ently of each other and consequent- ffm STI golclllslcfvlltlinllietg;jeI;if’(g;lb 'l`ll made ill public by a member of the lY C011ll1l1l0 illlelr 0ff01lSl1/G f1'0ll1 ll ting ber engines out of <‘oxi1nlI.ss[i)on "ffm

British Cabinet since publication of D0llll east Of K0V€l tl11‘011Zll Gllllillll The man jumped overboard in an 'ttf

From-li gunfire was particularly

{ $3.60 Per Year (delivered) in advance

` $2.50 per y_ear by_|-nail in advancmg

IIARINEI EIIMMIIIEE Sg’1,Y“€$.{‘,§ GERMAN ERIARERS RUIN OF ARRAS , III IAKE CHARGER S"`UA'"°N EIIWARIILI AIIEMPI

IIN SHELLS

IS NOW COMPLETE

l d ' lu icomlman er as rven no uss a’s ' I ’ . ° °

Ing rea _y in Prograss d h di I t R i with HIS Life

D;/xluksk tandRVii;ia. The latter town '“"'°'

(From our own correa ondent. ‘V C A 6 USB M18 once before eva- ci OTTAWA, Sept 17__.EA Bubgom. cuated again has been le9t to an O(qE-fffavfxurstlavgg °197rE;?§;B°:;§)an_

mittee of the cabinet has been chosen “my Wlllilll Wlll Blielllllt 01llY I0 do- other allemi-,l “poll ,I bassenger llnel- to handle the big problem ot ocean lily the German advance' All the plying between Liverpool and New transportation of Canadian grain. It G°"°"ll1l°lll- lllslllllllflllll “ml “WSE Uf York this time an American vessel consists of Sir Geo. Goster, Hon. Elle faclofles l‘ll`e“¢lY have been YQ' the intended victim is brought to Ot- Messfs- Blll‘1‘lll. RDBMS. lielfl £1115 mlwed to places °( samly ‘md Elle tawa by a recently arrived Govern- Melghen. The sub-committee is mak- clvll l’°l’“l“ll°“ le" l"“l§ 38°- P1`°‘ ment oillcial. The liner in this case ing good progress with the matter It bably 5 "l°"e d9t9l`m_l"0d effort Wlll was the St. Louis of the American has in band. ln accordance with the be m‘“l° lo ll°l‘l Dvlllsk Wlll"ll- Sli' Linc. According to tho autliority request made by a delegation of grain “amd as ll- ls 0" lllc l’l`°flll “nd fast who vouched for the story here the shippers from Montreal and other fI°“'lnl5 l`l"el` Dvllla' ca" "fler Bt"°"I5` Derpetrator of the attempt was a’(.ler- pglmg a few days ago, an effort wm‘ or resistance. Along the rest of the man grease, who paid for his emn.,_ be made to secure a reduction from mater" f"°“t the” ll" been mile with his life. Some curiosity was the present rate of 26 centm change in the situation. The German amused at Liverpool by the fact mal

Many Fires Started Before the

French Artillery Got Range of the Enemy’s Batteries and Put a Stop to the Firing.

~ -~-- `

(Special to the Guardian.) ihassigny. German ammunition depots

were exploded at a number of points, and destructive fires started. The whole l`rout was illuminated by the glare el' hui-ing buildings along the German trench lines.

Lively artillery actions continue in

the Wocvrc, Champagne and all along the Vosges battle line, this afternoon‘s communique stated, but they have been devoid of important result. No infantry actions oi’ any importance

e f f - . :tive last night around ltoye and occurred last night.

ENPLURER SIIINNSIIN pllglll ll p[]5|l|[]N

AI CARLEIIIN PIER

(Special to the Guardian.)

reinforced concrctc crib arrived

readiness and will be placed in posi-

shorlly. Crowds 0|' people view-

IN SURMIIRINES

(Special to the Guardian.)

they did their duty they would have ties of the Unltoll State; 1 lllslslod ‘assertion is made that the Germans fl0l19 all they C0\1ld. li' nl. the ond, the that before l would go through with, have now only fourteen sea-going sub- speaker concluded, the liberties of _the deal I should know ut once ‘““1'l110S. and two el' these are in the Brltain and Europe were still intact whence the money camo Mediterranean

and invlolate. those who afterwards "clllllflllngs turned to use a tclo- I "“;“”‘_‘°;_

looked back upon this unhappy but phone, and the number he tallel, l BRIDE 9': THREE WEEKS Sl-AIN not nglorlous generation would he learned a. ,few minutas later, was in BY BURGLAR-

able to say, “ We did not fail under the Z' the office of George Sylvester Vie- "”"

test. we have preserved the liberti _ (Sl’°°'“l l° the °“3"dla"-) 1'0'l<. dit ~ NEW YORI' S~ lt- » ‘ll Alle W0l'lll-" es LONDON' Sem' 16-”Tll0 A1ll'1lll`l\ll¥ L 0 - 'l`lllovil<'b ‘iso-ll' 1 tillmn rczir Wliriiliilxilil'

D1 lil

SMART CAPTURE OF of thc house .it 141 /ith Street l‘.i~.~.ni<~

MAYOR MARTIN, oF MoNTnEA|_ Will” llflllsll ”11l"11"l11¢ E~7 has been , GERMAN :\:.J_, and 'got 'it ii» li" `

SU|NG ’ sunk off the Dardanelles. The state- ____ AEROPLANE where he piled ililolhc sII'vc(rlill1nN

LA PA'rn|s Fon Lissi.. "'°1l{l1°1L°WB=i"E1;§;uy clulms to have- LONDON, sept. 17-A smart esp E" ’9’"""*’l~

_ sun su mar ne -, Lieut.-Comman- ture of G ' ' Th l t it ' i .

MON'1‘REAL_ 5ept_ 1l;_ __ Mayor der Archibald, in the channel off the ed yesi}erdeii`yl'mIiIyaegollklllsgasaclgggg took oi-E pc(ir:ifEElN)oolE0 lvgeriligaiziiiilzs

Mederic Martin. of Montreal, has Dgfflanelles. and to have taken 3 after an exciting air duel. Willie mak- fmm ll "l°“(`l Wll0l°"’ ll- llllll l10f‘ll lllfl- begun an action against La Patrle, a 0 ters and 25 men ofthe crew prison- ing li reconnaissance the British flyer "0" by -l‘lll“ T- 'l`lll5li1~ Wllfl ld S0<'l”\l- French evening paper of this city, for ers. As no news has been received niet the German plane and had a ifttio If1.l'r and treasurer of sc-vc-rnl benevo- $100,0l)0 damages for alleged defama_ from this submarine since 4th Scptem- brusll, and subsequently hall a mom, lent societies. tion of character. The article com- her' lt lllllfll ll” 1110311111011 that this S01‘l0llB encounter. The British aviator Aslllll"ll"l5"11“’11l<l‘1101lMPS Tlli-ski plained of by the mayor was contained l`0D0l‘t is con-@¢l_ had a passenger wh‘0 understood the 11 bride oi' three weeks, und on getting

use of the machine un quietly out of in-fl she .-amp f ¢ ,

~ . d ti f . , . , . t

ago, orltieiziug the present civic as. WHY GREAT oFFeNs|vE HAD To 1110 enemy mana mag waymhvermliiilé l’“°“ “flfll 1'1" Iulfsiuf lu the <l=\lr`i<i A mlniatratlon, and His worship elaima BE AsANooNEu. nrmah Linea, he round himself' ht-un: *lf\lf=11l“ f<>11°uofl- flurlmr which the

drivnn hack. In ciesperatlon the (J-,m._ Intruder drew it razor from his pocket

were slanderous and defamatory. His YLONDON. Sept. 16.+The Daily man made n vigorous attack with his 111111 slashed ilu- womau's throat throt- solicitor, Mr Joseph Domers. member l\0ws in an article to-day says lt was machine gun, lnll llm Brltlsh pmm, limos. She i`cll dead without n grown for St John's,Quc., wrote to the news- ¢l'11'011gl1 German treachery that llm kept up n continuous fire with the Tlliski, uivnkcriorl bv lilo soundlof paper in question demanding that on great Russian ammunition factory at result that th_e Gcrman's c'ngine was his wii'c‘se fall, groperl his wav lo lm. apology be published in heavy typo on Okhta, a suburb ot’ Petrogr-sd, was damaged. His crippled piano fell to hall in time to hour the man'runnlng the front page, but La Patrie failed to lll°W1l to pieces some months ng0_ the ground, tho Gorman pilot and hip down stairs. llc ran after him but do thin. hence the legal proccedingg_ ` Okhta was the Russian Woolwich, the assistant being killed. The spectacle ""‘1lfl 1101 get near him. The robber

only munition factory in Russia. was watched with intense interest l‘°“"’V"r- WM' "'“l1ll"“-‘l by Il1“ POIIAYIA

by the Canadian officers, and the *l0011&\llr‘r. lie was hiding in n barn

"ll Elle RUBBAEY1 11lllll111`¥ situation," the crippled machine was inspected by a but gave himself’ up without ii

TURKEY SEES SIGN OF HER END. D11-lly News Bllyll. “ as the Allies had l11l'Se number of observers. the Mon- lllrlllrgle. The $300 was found in his

31110118 them. The German plane was l’°°li°l~

C LONDON, Sept. 16.--Advices from ;l';l1l1'15ei rlorte. Thousands of work- of the most modern type of high speed Tinovitch refused to make any slate- . onstantlnople, according to the t thwere led and the destruction 1"lllCl1ln€1. and it suffered little actual '“‘"ll' llllll he W1’-Sllitlfl without bail on °‘ °' °'

8ny.arc o e e ec un on at lhl s arcra serv-. I h

that all government financial instltu- °°lll‘l lla dune against the ggrmgg ‘l0W11 IB quite a y(o‘Eiii:liiiaiiNolzii`iiIt LARGE QUANTITY OF AMERICAN

All-H115. Buch B8 the Oli-01111111 Bank. are Genrfifnl V011 MuCli8nZ8n‘s artillery. m°("lV‘l‘l "llllly congratulations on his PRODUCTS

ma ng preparations to move to the " 1185111. quite crippled, lmdl ht achievement. whi I, I i DECLARED FOR . interior of Asia Minor. it has been f01‘ time and the striking pogvcli-gor lllli flfsl Prey cl as lo sa d' was FEITED

lbesrned from the same sources that Fgance ami Great Britain was check. The general commanding the Cana- LONDON, Sept. 16.-The British iecaipse or the tear of an insurrection 0 -I All thought of thc proposed great fling Engineers Brigade stated-to the P1120 P011" to-:lay conflomnofl the n :le Turkish army, all the Turkish Singing offensive had to ho given np Mo treul Gazette that this war in 0,.. greater pnri of the Amari(-on proilnola artlery soon will be placed in charge an the chief energies of the Allies lil'-"tially an engineers war. Their work Iorrnlng tho cargoes oi' four sicum- ofgeamaus. to the task of supplying Runga also is varied more than that of any ships. The llrotllll-ln_ v,,|,,l.,l al ,,(.v,.ml

S ous asp as March 3. diplomats '_' munitions, which suddenly had Previous campaign. Ho referred with million dollars, are declared forfeited

in London received telegrams stating become a matter of life and death, pride to the effective and hard work to the crown. that grae Ottoman Bunk and the cor- I A despatch from 1”e1rosrad.Apru io ullflcriulwu by his corps since Feb- 111111'-AGO. Sept. io.-if the confisca- znln t nk at Constantinople had been gilt. said that several persons hall ruary. lion of American ment cargoes or-(lor tgsnstarrqd, totKonisli, Asia Minor, and eau killed and many others inln;-0.1 A further visit to the Cangdlmpcri in London today is upheld on ap ` ll 6 'nigh vas ofthe Turkish gowlillll much material damage duno “,trenchos today confirmed the provlonnpeal from the lirlilsh prize court gripment p bee removed to that city., e result of an explosion in the Okhtn - impressions oi' the optimistic apl|~ll\r.iri<»alzo lmvkl-rs will lose npproxl

ese,step|_ were supposed to hsyoismmunltion factory. It was addon of the officers and their men. Major. inalvly $lI'>,o00_o00_ nl whit-ll |l,(, shlp

baron taken because of the attack unnnlthat several workshops were destroy. General Currie expressed the great- ments were valued. The packers t p Dardaqellep and thefotr that Q ed bythe explosion, but that the store ost pride in his division. and stated however. have not yet I il ' passage mliiit soon befor-ood, of loaded shells were not affected and his opinion that his men could hold iight. K vm up W

ELEEIIIINS RETURNS

The returns received on the night

of election were not complete and in several cases there were errors,

lu the Fifth Electoral District of

Kings Premier Mathieson had a majority oi‘ 227, and his colleague, Mr lt. .I. l\lcI.elian. a majority ol` 2242.

Ilon. Murtloclx Mc-l{innon’s majority

was 14. while that of Mr A. l’. Prowso wus G9.

lion. A. E. Arsenault’a majority was

118.

The other returns remain practically

as given in the Guardian yesterday morning and will remain so until Declaration Day when, possibly, there may bc some minor changes which, however, are not likely to change the relative standing of the parties, 17 and 13

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STOKERS T0 JAIL FOR IMPEFIIL- LING SAFETY OF SHIP iN DANGER ZONE.

LIVERPOOL, Sept. lil.-l"ollrlcr-n

stokers employed on the slcnuwr liar- ranca, hnve been scntcntfetl tu twcniy- cight days imprisonment each for im- pcrilllng the safety of their vessel by rdhcring to union regulations when full speed was necessary in passing through the submarine zone.

The Barranca was off Fastnct when

n wireless message ordering full speed ahead was received. The captain ordered two hours additional work for each stoker, but the~men--refused to comply unless they were paid for over- time as provided for by the union rules. The Barracann escaped dam- HEC.

I/linard'e Llniment cures .Neuralgll

COMING EVENTS, ‘

ANNOUNCEMENTS, X

MEETINGS- ETC.

ONE CENT por word each inser-

'ion for advertising in this column. Cash must accompany orders. Mini- mum charges, twenty-five cents.

"Canvas stretchers, 75c each. Agri-

cultural Hall . 2273-7-27Mtf.

"linir combings made into switch-

cs by Mrs. White, Queen llolcl. 3027.

**L. O. L.- The New Wiltshire

Scarlet (‘baptcr will meet nt Clyde River to/lay, Sept. 18th nt 8 p.m.

2l022~ll-lSMl‘}1ip<l.

**llcniovul.-.»\rrll. Mr-Kouzio has

removed his workshop from Grafton Street to Kent Street, in yard between North American liotcl ami Savoy Ilouse. 3012-9-17m2i

"Wasting time in the oiilce, whose

fault is it? Pcrimps noboriys but the far-I that the typewriter is worn out and the wrong make. Why not ict me instnl a brand new Remington on two weeks' trial and save time in- stead of wasting time. A. Milne Fraser, Halifax, N. S. 3018-9-18M1i.

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resilience.

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