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AGENTS WANTED T0 SELL FOR

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` ies." We teach our men to sell.

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HORSES WANTED AT HIGHLAND

Hotel. 1000, 1100, 1200 and 1300_ lbs . 7699-4-10M:ll. WANTED.-‘Early Rose" and 'Beauty' of Hebron' Seed Potatoes. I-llghest 'prico paid at Carter's Seed Warc- house. 802:!

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cottage or apartment, modern con venlences and good location neccs sary. Apply by letter to "A. l'l..' C|o Guardian. _ B001,6,4Mti.

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_ WANTED--EXPRESS OR DELI-

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WANTED- MINK, MUSKRAT,

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housework. Apply at Giiardian of- fice. 8024-4-l1ME3i

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evenings Mrs. C. H. B. Long- worth 181 Fitzroy St. 6010-3-30Mtf.

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ii 'ro LET _

P. E. l. Hospital. incapable woma

MISCELLANEOUS.-

HORSEMEN- NOW I8 THE TIM

THE GUARDIAN PRINTRY.

4912~3

‘A DOMINION EXPRESS MONE

Order for five dollars costs thre cento. 8045,4,11MEl.l.

FLORAL TRIBUTES REPRESENT-

ED ALL CLASSES THROUGH'

OUT TH-E CITY.

* .

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to ge; your stallion cards printed a

-20Mtf..

Y. 0.

HUNTINGTON FARM S. C. Wi»Ii'T

Leghorns Barred Rocks. Egg $1.50 per 15. 103 Euston St., Cha lottetown P. E. I. 6096-4-4M22lpd.

|._ .

";Vimy Ridge Captured by' Canadians was Pivotal Point i

German Line. All Counter-Attacks by Enemy Antici

pated and Repuled. British Captured Over 9.000. Prisoners and 40 (inns. King Congratulates lieneral

Haig Specially Mentioning Great Canadian Acliievemen

- I

oiisiirsi vicrv since. siiiriiirirs Hiiivssi or

THE BA iTLE OF THE l_illlRNE HUN SUBMA

IHNES

li Captured an Average of One a Day in

First Month ni Unrestricted War are

23 in one Week.

' Since 'then have Tken as Many as

»» r

(Special to the Guardian.) { 0

liicers and officials high in the Ar.

in Capture oi Vimy Rid-ge.

(Special to the Guardian) | IMPORTANCE OF VIMY RIDGE. 'The enemy is known to have gre

NEW YORK. April 10.-The New

York Tiimes says:

The British have been destroying

al- U-boats at an average of one a day

since- February 1 and latterly an even

LONDON April 10_Th°lBrmBh of' |'°se""°s at h““d 'md an lm” cm" higher rate according to information

that produces them is THE GUA DIAN PRINTERY We can dup cate exactly any typewrlting quantities of one copy to. 50,000.

4912’3-20M

MULTIGRAPH LETTERS ARE BU

ti’

megs letters and the onqy mme fenslve between _Lens an 1 Quo d

~ t ha

with which spring opera ons beeiropened land which is still

it-,

ii _

Dl'0gl‘BSB D\`OVe(l ei/ell Til0l'8 HIICCOHB'

'i in

Shoe repair shops, country stores small groceries. clothes-cleanin

shops. etc.- One hundred printed) The Canadians who had one.oi th

hillheads with your name, busine

and address for only $1.50. THE are new lu complete Occupation 0 GUARDIAN PRINTERY. _ the famous Vimy Ridge. even th

4012»3-20MtL eastern slopes of the ridge havin

f been cleared of Germans. The Cana- both sides suffering heavy losses but

g' hands of his troops. `

gg hardest bits of front to contend wit

SHEETS NOTEPAPER WITH

printed address 50c. Guardian '~`°““t°l` attacks'

4585 3_6Mtf These reactions by the Germans in- I

office. - . _ ilicate the importance they attach t

this position whence the conqueror

dlans also have repulsed Germs

ful than the earlier reports indica-

, ted. ( p .

Sir Douglas Haig today reports that of this series of heights which. ilrf Wl'I‘ll BRITISH ARMIES IN

SPECIAL FOR SMALL BU$|NE35___ yesterday’s captures exceeded 9,000` ifilnatc the plain from an elevatiou\ FRANCE, April 10.-(Staff Corres-

’men while 40 guns fell into the of four hundred to five hundred feet pondciit of the Associated Press)-

liad been _recognized throughout the|Under blinding sun squalls, with in-|

e war and great sacrifices were rcgar- tcrmitti'-nt fiashcs of sunshine the

n in the end the Germans held

o o g this part of the ridge which had bee

tha western front has begun which is

in nfl to lead -to results of the high

bou _ ~ est importance. The main feature of the battle thus far is _thc capture of Vimy Ridge. The immense value

ded as Iustlfiable if they resulted in

f its possession. The French e Germans fouglrt fiercely for control g of the ridge in the summer of 1915.

main portion of the position. -Late the British took over the French lin ani were ousted by the Germans fr

8- -

‘ d St. ntlu A new chapter in the conflicts on pulslon binds him to make every u

f' brought to New York yesterday by

fort to avoid defeat. _STAFF CORRESPONDENTS RE-

PORT.

S eclai to the Guardian) \

British pressed their attack againsii

h ' . .

- and the Germans today all along the line_

from a pc-int south of Cambrai to the vicinity of Lens. So much booty; was taken in the first rush of this

r ted but a large number of guns were

the new assault that it is not all repor-1

e captured. Ycsterda_v's fighting and m

gains far surpassed the first days of

n the battle of the Somme _last July

'A loner"/ELOPES WITH PRINTED look down over the plain of Dou

“dam” 50°' G““"dR§5_gg»|;& With Vimy Ridze gone the whol

l_ Germanline covering the French . sent battle' -thus describes the impor-

~ """' towns and ndustrial districts to th

“LLP \vANTED“’MALE' north becomes -a wavering cue' and “Tliey HB illlmli-it’-dl_v the b8Sti0n

S ol` the enemy's western line What-

any lelsiirely retreat the German

e litary critic commenting on the pre

e`. tance of Vimy Ridge:

ali' won by their predecessors. One mi-

BOY WANTED FOR MESSAGES. 'may have planned ls made uncertain -

Jessops Bakery. Gt. George St. `auil precarious. With the capture held Vimy Ridge with griim resolv

8000-4-10M3lptl. of the famous ridge the British msd in toward the rallhead apparently for u

a considerable stride along the roa

‘BARBER WANTED OR BOY WITH|fo Donal while the capture oi’ th

nce A l at once hi h round northwest of St Quentl

ever else' has been allowed to go h

e cud lavished upon it all the arts

rl fortification and defensive skill tha

The Canadians today command Vimy

e and are ie orted to be well

- Ridg 'p

beyong it at some points. More vil-

lages were captured today in the dl- rectlon of Cambrai and the fighting .there is intense. Clearing weather

e i yesterday afternoon permitted aero- e ‘ planes to detect. German trains moving

ter attack on Vimy Ridge This

t coun - _ _

e the war has taught him. Upoli it fact w-as reported tc- the artillery and

n hinges the whole strategy of the cue

all the long range guns for ten miles

lWANTEb”lTVo`UWG_M7i”N°T€Wb`RK

some experie _ ppy . g g _ Cantwell's Barber Shop. tighten/s the chain which the Augl

7694-4»SM2l. l~`re`neh forces are drawing aroun

that town.

(-1 in om¢8_ App|y Queen \.[0¢_e\_ A Germnri diversion south of Ypre

according to General liaig's repor

; met with no siiccess.

FOR SALE. "**_'*°‘*-“_”

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ALVED COW FOR SA

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R. L. Day. York. S021-4-1lM3ipd' (gpgelal to the Guardian.)

r l LONDON. April 10.--lt is Ofllriluil

FOR SALE-COLLIE DOG, Parme

7 Hughes, Covehead . - -

:::;i:‘.:::f;;;i‘;°.:'vs:z;i.:f;“.:;‘¢

FOR SALE.-One WHITE PLY- tions. lieavy fighting took pla mouth cockerel. Prize bird. Price last night on the northern end $2.50. Apply (‘.E.P. Yeo. Alber~ Vimy Ridge from which the Germs

i ton. A _S027 were drlveni _ The eastern slo ‘ - ' . was also cleared.

“uf” reported that the British forces ca

v FARM H_AND WANTED FOR I\ Near St.. Quentin the Germs

near Moncton, an experienced have been driven from the hi

farm hand; must be n ground between Leverquier and Ha

teamster and milkeniglcourt. Fighting continues aio

farm

Good home and good wages to

t inau. Address. B. W. Kel Lower Coveirdale. Albert

8006-4-10M

i righ

ley,

good

N. S.

th. the entire battlefront. News of t ght- successful opening of thc- new Brlti Co.. offensive has stirred intense intere E2i. Whatever the enemy may ha

- claimed as tothe retreat ln. t

FOR SALE-EGGS FOR HATCHING. Sorume sector having been prea

|_~ from S. C. R. I. Rlds. Extra-good ranged and strategicsl, it is conte . laying strain. $1.00 per 13. W. F. ded that their recoil before the bio

Burke, Box 42, Charlottetown. delivered in the Arras»Lcns regl

8013-4-10M3lpd. cannot be -explained away in a

s ch manner It is ur ed that the

to take charge of Laundry. Apply _

Miss Kilburn. Housekeeper. b tween the hours. of 9 and 6.

4-llM

u . g i .

N FOR SALE.-One house lot_40xl0l) _is no possible voluntary element 5 feet. situated on Malpeque Ros.d'lu this retirement and there can be 8 Elm Avenue. Apply to Mrs. Bobt. dispute as to, who took the iriiti-ati

r W-akelln, 49, Euston street.

0-_i my's retreat in the west. With Vini d firmly held. he could swing his lin

t, he had aimed to stand and he coul

cover the French industrial district

farther' south slowly back until encl

S, part of it reached the position wher

_V around were concentrated suddenly i- on indicated points lu what probably i_ constituted a new record for long e distance barrage hrs with heavy

s attack were absolutely destroyed be

d guns. 'l`lius the plans for a counter-

‘ the iluii reserves could detroin.

nsivertheles. pi . gh if the Germans are definitely driven

ng attacking they are likely enough to he be compelled to acknowledge defeat sh and retire to what is called the st. Meuse line running from Verdun ve through Meziercs. Maubeuge and he Lille. in the meantime fighting goes

r- c-n over a front of about fifty miles. '

n- roughiy, from Lens to St. Quentin. (Special 10 filo GU3I'dlli1¢) per week' w the core of the attack being around O’i"I`AWA, April 10.-The authori- Cla” B- Ullskmed 1“b°"e“fi 56 'O

h it is assumed that a $3- D91' Week

upon which he de|iSnded no much for lore

supplies. But with Vimy gone, de- _ __ tense of these districts can hardly _q I 5“`~'° ' be maintained. The pivot ot' the T E i YW" Suh"’°mmme9, begs le“'f'“' 'G whole retreat shit’-ts and gives back- ."e°°rt as r°u°“'55” rm" a "““°bl"`

_\- ward und is in instant risk of frat-» --- ;"m"'° h“"mg “ gmd Show “'md“‘” p. ture." The issues depending upon "cANAoA wii_i. as Priouo." ifvr th? ill#-play of posters situated yu » `British abilit» to hold th ltid e are - ` ' ' is therefore iniiiieiise. At The uigoinentl (3P¢°ii| I0 me GUI"-film) esnual' Th” $“"h omce “han he kept e there is uotliing tix- suggest doubt LONDON- ADVU 10-“WHS 000116 °P°“ d“"mg ‘""g“l“" business h°“’5' oi that tin- ridge will be hchi .hut the sen: ‘he Wlawins message today to “lat “"9” "°g‘51@""‘ be °P°“"d"'_ ns battle is still fiercely continuing and l"i - - i One for _skilled laborers. 18 to nth pe. there is little disposition here -to iii-

dulge iri confident predictloiis. Ne-

-i o 'nlou is expressed thai

from the Riiigc without hc-pe of re-

°` To i.E~r- 'rwo Houses. APPi.v 3, iss aiiiitmi st. __ '1o_z_1-4-iviiii

““K“‘““““”"””F””hpihnhuui

8044-

F articulsrs address Dr Ar-i ROOM T0 LET IN PR

es. or p - thur V. Goss'-Bupt. Taunton State without board, modern conyenleu-

ces telephone. Apply J’ co

wAN‘rao--Puiiii. Nunses MALE T°¢'-E"'°"TE"E'“E"T 1°' WP” ‘"1" f°“‘“’° ‘“ “‘° "““““’“ Sm" '§I.`i.""`i£f-.'§.`§§.°i.»t..1t`l.§’i‘il." '"v§§§-Wifiif Hospital Training School for Nurs-_ ' 9 ; _ __ iV‘TE_HoME

(glacial to the Guardian.)

relations between Brazil and Gor

to the Evening News.

Hospital, Taunton, Mass. . _605MM“._ I

_ 8191--i~11Mtf Guardian.

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Distributed by the

Cli’town Guardian

Clip three of these coupons bearing

consecutive dates. and present them together with. our advertised pfievtgl i use 'ma receive r°_\\r Cow 0! ° _ i aio rruwr neo i.e1'1_'en Dill-I- -

Fr.

a\ the eeme p Add extra

3°°::;'°$1..59 I .

4 i uine Limp

spa:-T‘li{ui\ii`:a`l'i\»us iliesiltllful colored

!\;l°a°ttes, maps end biblical scenes, lam

ily record. elv-

Ai 9 an edition for Catholics <°°»'-~ °:::.°.;°::.:i:i.:.: the Proteetan ith Am" cwwn. i

rice, w .

SWITZERLAND WILL REPRESE

BRAZIL IN GERMANY.

(Special to the Guardian)

RIO NNBRIO. April 10.-Swit

land will take charge of llrazl interests at Berlin. .

_._..__.---- PANAMA IN IT T00

(Special to the Guardian.)

is proclamation of war against many and active alllanco with United States.

11&.

THE WEATHER. - ` *lMPE_RA'1‘URE,

(Initial to the Guardian.)

*reno ro. april 11.-1-*air

mais highest temperature reco

. rd

- ` yesterday wes`40 degrees above.

m.. ioue

a m It was 37 above, at 9 p

night wee I1 above.

The tide w ll be high this after

will he ld? tomorrow morning at and Frida et 3.

ill( WITH liililil\N

LON ON. April 10.- Dlplorna

ny have been broken off, accordln

- ` PANAMA. 'April 10-The Presid

of the Republic of Panama has sig

Minlrd'| Llnirnent euree dietempe

liaii

fl!

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lc H.

5- _

cn ned . Ger- _ the

MliNll\ilNr PliNl

idony Persons Iilllsd or injured

_ (Special to the Guardian.)

CIIESTER, England, April 10.--An

explosion occurred In the Aetna Mu- nition Works at Eildyetono. il0H\‘ here. Many ~:-irc reported Injured. At noon it was said that from fifty to 150 persons had been killed and about 200 injured. The tire whichi was confined to the slirapnel loading building in which it originated had been subdued. in this building about

i four hundred men, women. boys and

girls were employed as loaders. __ ____<____---

Mlnard'e Llnlment cures distemper.

* llliil AGENTS iill

e~ld Marshall Sir Douglas Haig.

“The whol; Empire will re-

joice at the news of ycriterdly's successful operations. Canada will be proud that the taking oi' the coveted Vim Ridge hae Fal- len to the lot oiy her troops. I `heart\l|y congratulate you and all who have taken part in this splendid achievement."

THE COST

on and north of Arras. As far as in- I-165 GTB Sily V

ny forniatlon goes everything is gc-ing victory so remarkable as that lit Vi-\ C1553 C~ b°y5' $4 W $6' 'Per “eek‘

re well for the British and justifies their my Ridge has not before been accom-| ts in sanguine hopes but comments today plished without some resultant loss. EX°e§l_Whl°\1b a\"““5e“';;?\“ f are no generally include a warning not to but the lntimatlon that they are maéleth file?-Y ez-;Ve9I\;u auf’m9"";e01:

allow these hopes to run too high..slight is particularly gratifying. §;tion°Wi*:h°{`§;`~mr‘;1brlxmies olflsthe

ve.

l _ ___ .,..., ._,.-...__.-_....,.....~_-..,.......,..,._».., -........._ 'National Service League is to be

~ la -uit-

(Special to the Guardian.) PARIS. April 10.-French autho

tar ste s to be Iialreti

_____.__---

of Treblzond. it is announced o cially. The statement follows: ..

persons returning from Europe who said they had the authority of naval

miralty for the ligures. In the month following the declaration of unres- tricted submarine warfare British ships sank thirty~two submarines Since then it is said the average num- ber destroyed a week has been be- tween scven and fifteen with the number running as high as twenty three in one week.

-'- ._ _~_ :_-_~:_=~_- 1': -:_-_ we :_-_-_» _-_-:_-_~_' _'_-_~_~_-_-_ _-_~_- - ~

-¢ -'f-‘J-': 2*-Y:-=. ::-:::_~_~:;_~¢.~_ _-:_-_ ; ____ _ _

LEAGUE MEETING

._____--

A meeting of the Executive of the

National Service League was held in the Provincial Library last evening. Mr. J. A. McDonald, Director og Na- tional Service, presided. and others present were: Rev. Canon Simpson. Rev. Dr. McLellan, Rev. Dr. Fuller- ton, Rev. C. Il. Freeman, Rev. R. G. Fulton. Col, H. M. Davison, and Messrs Percy Pope, D. J. Riley, E; H. Beer, il. H. Jenkins. H. R. Hil- soii. W. W_ Stanley. John McKenna, J. A. Webster. W. L. Cotton. J. R. Burnett. and J. J. Enuian.

The question of assisting in secur-

ing additional farm help was discuss ed and the report of the sub-com mittee appointed to make airajige ments regarding es-tabllsbmenl. of ii

bor bureau in Charlottetown re-

-la ‘ .

ported as follows:

To The Nalioiliil Svrvii-e Iiiret-Ioi'. | P. rl. island.

one of the principal streets, ls' an s~

years of age, i I One for unskilled laborers, IS to 54), years' of alle.

One for boys. 14 to 18 years oi' age. Each register shall set forth: Name.

Inddress, age, when the applicant is iprepared to go: for how long; wage yexpected.

i SCALE OF WAGES SUGGESTED.

` (‘laSs A, skilled laborers, $7 to $10

charged with the duty of p clng s able laborers upon the farms

It is suggested that an ofllce for the

i ‘ uiniu \ V ‘LR C D lregistratiori of' those willing to work

' upon the farms be also opened in

Surumeiside

in connection with this scheme thc

--- i t shall dcvolvo upon each rural

lu y branch of the National Service :Lea

fl' gue to open s. register of farmers rc

tics todiiy <~i'dcroi| the evacuation of .nm-ing help. Such register r.-hall sci llhclnis by the civil population. This gm-¢_h;'_. , may be dire to n desire to save clvi-| The fm-mc,-'S ,mm.,_ add,-(,5s_ the liens from needless sacrifices lu' time during which iicip is needed; Gorman bombardiiueiit or because of' me ,-1335 0( |ab¢,,-m- ,-equi,-cd_ A_ ;;__0r \lnuHuai mill Y D by C;‘thc wages he is prepared to pay. ‘Um I"l`0lICl\ there- A copy of such registrations shall

. ' n

be forwarded to the Charlottetow

‘laborers placed by it. and to examine

and report upon all complaints made either by the farmer or the employee.

_ PUBLICITY.

This ln our opinion can he In-st

obtained by a liberal use of the press and posters in the towns and through the good offices oi' the clergy and the rural branches of the National Sci vice League in the country.

It is suggested that the National

Service Director do bring the matter before the Labor Unions and solicit their hearty co-operation.

. All of wliich is respectfully sub- inilli>.il.- -

ti ii. si i.oNGw0tt'i‘H.

in ii. (HANDLER, ii. R. HILLSON.

PERM' POPE.

rrlubiiommlttee.

This report wad iinanlmously

adopted.

The question of organizing branch

leagiirs throughout the country was next considered and after some dis- cussion the following programme of meetings was arranged, subject to change:

names couurv. U

'riissnar .ir-nur. mn.

Kensington- P. A. Murphy. lag-

riculture). .l. A. McDonald. .ludlle Stewart_

Wellington- W. R. Shaw. (agri-

culture); Rev. P. P. Araeliulit. Chas- Hensley,

Tyne Valley-L. Tennant. (agr‘lcul-

ture); Rev. C. R. Freeman. Nell Mo .Leod. K. (`. i OiLeery- W. J. Reid. talrlcul- lture); Rev. Dr. Fullerton. A. 5. Mc- Kay.

Alperton- J. -A. Clerk (ogricui~

ture); Rev. DBW. 'Wllite. C-lpt. .losv eph Read. - Tighten- Rev. ereatnier, (agri-

culture): Rev. R.

9.5’

ton. Dr. W.

J. P. McMillan,

` i<iNo's c0uN'rv. _‘

THURSDAY. Annu. 19th. '

Sourlo- P. A. Murphy faixrirrul-

lure); Judge Stewart. Judge Fraser.

St. Pcter’a Beg- L. Tennant. (agri-

culture): Ilev. _ G. Fulton. Rev. A. _ McAulay.

Mt. Stewart- W. J. Edd (earl:-rib

ture); Rev. F. H. Llttiieiolrls. _ W. Stanley. . Montague- J. A. Cllrl- (Igrh-.ul ,turelz Rev. Dr. Fullerton.-Col. ii.-

--»-ta.

, ,and Sumrnerslde oillces from time to M. Davison.

‘ time. ami' each branch when sondiinci cardigan- W. ft. Shaw. (agricul-

itr- list of those requiring holp must'ture); P. Pope. J. A. McDonald. ,

_ certify that the applicants will pro- ' ~1

' vide proper accommodation. ami s,\TUm)AY_ Apnu, 21;;

` prompt payment of wages to. those ,

"-'_' _ who may be sent to them and in the'

. _ case of boys it is suggested that tho culture); Rev. Canon Bimpah. J. A.

dogigrggggegn' }‘3\§S;h7 A321253' local ciergymen shall be consulted a PM whole" {,ro5.s)___A sms". nu* to the suitability of the homo offered Man mme mm. B hndms yemerdayl Each rural branch of the Nations on Turkish territory on the Black Sea S°"‘°° L°“g“° Wm he “pectod "° me E’“‘°“u"° "I '-119 (7°‘“1°“ Cum' coast at a point about 140 nilloelvlolt cxomhm ‘me °“p°"is‘°“ °v°" al'

Georgetown- L. Tennant. (agri-

s McDonald. '~

l it was resolved to hold meetings of

i_bor every Monday at lp. m.

mf _._ _.__ _ _.

"0“° °f °“" BW* 3” w"’°d°» Miss Mayrne Ross. Story-Mr. Edga

r Charlottetown, The 14419;,

-'I‘IDE» MOON. ETC.

and

,wuhshdhih ifuihuhihf

K A ril 9-United States

b\<1>at=R\I°ud°f!rif°°i>§ “*f\:1§°¢¢\1 shew; chin swinging-Mr. w. sol

\ 0 Ve' "me -l Y'°l “"3 tlebur ; West Ken uarte ; Plano ' (thirty-eight miles) east oi samuoon. s,,,,,_"M_|,, Smnleyf s‘f,,c___,;,_ Le °' “‘° "°“°' “°" ‘° "'° ““"“\’°"‘ (SU“5°°° W 150 mn” W5" 0' T395* ted the attention of his bearers to tb ,i1ornd'). Our troops burned B ’1'\l\‘|'f\\ solemnlty and serious value of th °bl°\’"U°“ l>°‘¢- events betokened in the enrolling o

-----°”""" these names upon the scroll of lil

10 . . ' . 32 abové. The cc-kielt the prev

at 12.06 and tomorrow et 12.32:

The sun at/ts this even-ing nt 6.58.

and tomorrow at 6.59; It rises tomor-

ed .

NEW YOR . D secret service agents have discover- ed. it was leur-ned tonight. that until a few weeks ago a wireless receiving plant of the most expensive type was operated on the roof of the Fifth Ave- nue home of Mrs. Hugo Relsinger. daughter of the late Adolphus Busch. millionaire brews, of St. Louis.

While thc- secret service agents

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it 10

for DostaZ9r’Wm\“\_ 3°

row mornliig at 5.38. and Friday at

German who had been emp y `

- rl fri ds assembled around 9". had ___»rnmm ‘CM

fair comprising clam chowder. ea

.all the necessa

BY W P wiches. cakes and

‘ ° - 'I glmmlngs end wen prepared in td

’”""' . n ghts usual good way. About mi --

` night the entertainment broke up ANNQUNC _ Tl..

A somewhat unusual and Informal evnymm freely Cowen,” u -n u I

banquet was held in Knights of Py- “mud mm,”

maintained strict silence. at waz u tm h ll I t I ht hen me _

derstood the had Informa on t at a as A - as I1 S W _ M; L_ Eg | d Mi K_ gm | I y lo ed as' Knights and their wives, their sweet- Wu RB _‘cc°;;n°lq” ofsme even? °y °’

. - h od I0 miles nur

m""'7liii=:‘id?"iiie 6;:-`ovluces 18 cents. _

within H

For greater distances ask y0\H‘ P0” _ I

5.37. r

'l‘ e moon rises tonight at 11.

I api-it 1th _n_i. s.is pin. _

martin- rate for Bible. i _

,-7_-or

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Tkere was e full moon on Bunday,l

M|nard’e Linlment euree toothaehe.

57.

tion, it was sei a

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butler in the lleisinger home con hearts an en mn' _

d o erated the wireless the testi-va -bolrd. Expectancy wie-mm;'.5°lo___Pr°¢_?‘,.1°'; sg|°__C_

str-ucted an p » plant. lie recently resigned his posi- in the air having been kindled by the Ganuhm.: s°|0_R_ ‘R _ Dum im.

d, nd disappeared. tasty emblematic Invitation. mmgyed Wm. .Mm {5'_'“;9 KmK_ Th

fl" The ¢h|81 Wont was the unveiling

eoverseas, in active ,r gygmy. 0 elsht in number. The mi wee pre- 9 D5-Ted by Mr. J. C. llllhll all is u. i beautiful piece of penwofk. The 9' H9082!! of the Chancellor Corlmeoder.

d . rr _ _

M. 'rea wut he urveii n- ` ni in St James" i-ian t

Cl 58

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J, L 1 .

2 “A venstoetiwi candy was viu

be one of the attractions at . .temee

'Nw P\‘°8“\“\m° °'°“°l°'@'i ‘ff BW' ri-I-sift.-in of iznih-ii state.-_ city

~Min|rd'e Ltniment euro! eolde, ate.

"lug by i\’ll-ss Flflna Gordon; 8010-

M Biumnr tomorrow. 3015

_vtlculerly appropriate to the-occasion,

f ae with wel! chosen word! he direc-

‘ - tory. as linked with the great world ,W. C. Pierce. U. S. Oegefglfqgg pu-.

struggle ofthe present day.

The -Banquet was a full course a. -

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