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I I THE CHARl.0llETOW G ARDIA S
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CHARLOTTETOWN, CANADA, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1914
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llecaptured Trenches Which Brltlshhad Previously Lost Taking Three German Of- . flcers.i00 men and
Three Guns.
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(Special to the Guardian.)
LONDON, Nov. 25.-Official to-day-
Certain detachments of Indian troops in Flanders have gallantly retaken some trenches which the British lost yesterday. The Indians captured three German officers, more than one hun- dred men, one mortar and three machine guns.
EEIIMIN lIlIiS Ill Illllll
IIP BHIIISH ISIINBIIII
LONDON, Nov. 25.-A German tried
to blow up the British gunboat Dwarf with an infernal machine in it West Africa harbour recently, according to a report to the Colonial Office. It was
SUPREME couizr iililiii-iii-liis RUSSIAN vlcTORY
IN SUMMERSIDE itil li iillslili WAS CUMPLETE
Two Griminai Gases Tried Yesteeday. lnterestin P'°I’“'a"°"$ I" P'°g'°” a" The Germans Retreating in Such Disorderly Rout
g Along the East and South
Evidence Given by Witnesses. First Gase Ends COM- Billie Clubs and
Committees Formed '
in llcquitill lifter Disagreement of Jury. and in Readiness
Second Case Still Before the Court. Both Gases '
(Special to the Guardian.)
LONDON Nov 25 -Fnglund is pro
` Daring rapidly to repol' ally possible
invasion by Gernially. Alolll: the east
_i__.__l and south coasts of England these pre-
parations, begun some tinle ago. are
Will Promote Pan-ic i
Germans Rushing lilo sian Steam Roller.
S ecial to the Guardian
I ,' w s s ~ z ( ‘ -I
Tile first case called yesterday openoii in transit. lic ciuiincri unit g;;’;§h]l;f‘”Ii§,‘fef‘;f0r‘n”‘§s“cllnllyfdilnytlli l.E.l.l,‘§,ollAl,, Nn,._ 2l____l-ln, ll,,,._
w“`_ , . M“°Am"Nt was an “""""'P“°9 and that halloll of ¢1vl]illlls_ The lllllel-gelllly sinus llnvi: llliidi- iiilportnili :iilvailvil oil The Crown vs' Joh" Lougmm’ Al' 'M was not mmtomury w.wnd°m',l an committee movement of rgilizellg llllg, (`-zciltovllowo, t‘rut-ow i`i'ollt. ’l‘llt-. ltus- berton, oliargcd with cntcriilili u car act-.used lllall oil thc evidence ot all nenn formed in nnvnrnl lnrnn towns' sllllls oolllllllll, nl, ,.,,,,,-ll,.ll,. ,ll-l-,.l,,_,lvl, oil the l. lu. island ltallway at Alber- l;,l;(llllllll1llll._ o The prnwipal nmanurus already on mn ln_n(_n_`,,_n_|,ln(_n nnn_ lynn .ton Station and taking therefrom a _ The Attoriicy-(lellcral. lortllctlrowii planned look to nm Sum wnnnmwn] enemy ln ln nlnn,.(n_rl), lnnln' wnnn 'lumber of bmufs of beer' "1 llddfeimllll-T UIC fury- Clalnloll that of tho womoll llllll ollllllmll fl-om al-ollll is hound to provohi- it pniiii: ill illi-
Mr. McKay, btatioll Agent, was thc tllerc was iiiidisputable evidence to which may ne mrentennn' and ann) tne wllolo Gorlllllll lrglllllll-,__ ll is l»oll|'l.
“mt witness called' He stated that “IWW that U10 l`"`i$°“9l` had emered l-ollloval of live Slol-_ll allll lll-ovlslolls ilelitly believed lit-rt-_ as iiiliiiiitlilnl _hc knew the prisoner and that he re- the car and taken the goods thcrc- wnicn wonnl be nge,-nl Ln the invading lollol-ls of lllo llglllllll; ilnlll-,,l.ll lllll membered July last, the time the goods froiil. He pointed out to the jury that army the destrncnon nl. nnnnne nnd Vlsllllll lllld lilo \\'lll-llln llll-ills lll-ll were stolen- He "-150 Stated that he their business WHS 10 S'-9-fe Wllethffr ill other' aooolllmodallollo whll-ll ollllllol received, and thc. rctri-,lil of lilo Gor- _liad a conversation with thc prisoner their opinion the prisoner was or was be rennwed the nlonklnn nf rnnns and llllllls collllllllog lil,-, ltllgslllll l-il-till-y -H week alter the-goods were stvieu not guilty. The Judge we-iid attend the ,l,,,,l,,,cl'l,,,, 0,- l,,'l,lgL.,, llllle gl,,l,s will grow in niolnlltuue. 'filo ot~rlllnnsl»iort~oii mission contre. , The DfIS°i1€i` Ulfllille-1 *hill he 11i<1,ii0l to the Dt-tially. His Lordsliin briefly i are belng l,,.g,mlBe,l_ l,,,,'l lln, Wal. are uccleroa to be rctrcatiilc nionl; n
know .lilytlliilg about the theft. i`hfl :lddressed the jury, after wliicll they onine nan decided to recoglnnn these
discovered that he was a missionary.
When questioned as to how he found
such an action compatible with his profession, says the report. he replied that he was a soldier first, and a mls- sionary afterwards. l
IIINGELISIIII SEIIIIIIIIS j IIN IINIIISIINN IIHIIHIIH
Evangelist Lowell (1. McPherson spoke last evening in the (‘.elltral‘ Christian Church on the subject, “How Jesus Woll Men." Ile read from Matthew lx. 9-17, about the call of the publicali, Matthew, and said. ill part:
“ Certainly there is ilo higher attain-
ment oll earth than the ability to direct mankind to God. One who- has not personality strong enough to elicoiir-. age others to better living is sl failurt-,_ whatever else such a one may profess to be. To cultivate tlhristlikeiiess in oneself and in others should be every professed (lhristiilil's chief endeavour. Else, may I ul-ik. can one be ai Chris- tian? Emphutic selfishness in il (‘llristian is hardly possible. Sec- tnrinll bigotry was farthest from the character of the Son of God. And so it is froln a true Clirlsiiail.
“ A denominational pride that enter- tains exclusiveness, or even indlfier-l ence, towards others because theyl may not wear the same label, is iiot. Christian. Jesus and His Apostles never set such influence going. It ls foreign to pure Christianity.
"Jesus had to contend with the
sectarian bigotry of the Jews, and hence was denounced because He ste with the publicans and notorious sinners-notorious in the eyes of Pharaselsm. But Jesuil condemned such nal-rowness and its rejection of Him in no uncertain terms. So does the spirit of God to-day.
“ The call of Matthew to be a dis-
ciple, and then an Apostle. of Jesus; and' Jesus’ attitude towards another pubiican. Zaccheiis, and many other despised ones of His day, are quite in contrast with the alooflless of pro- fessed Christians towards others bear- ing other naines-a coiinitioll inl- kiiown in the priiliitlve Churches of Christ.
“When Jesus calls, he draws, as
the ocean the river, as the sun the vegetation in springtime. as a mother
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L08T.- A BLACK CARRIAGE ROBE
between Charlottetown and Stan- hope. Finder please communicate _ with c. wool. ro_rlr_. scar-ii-aol/lei s`LTe`l”iTE'€s"iF4`\Tsi.oPss-No. 8 i>rliil~
ed with name and address. G-lille’ °“ flap or front.$8 Del' 1-0003 5550 mr 2.ooo; £12.00 for 5.1% ; $20 for 10-00°- GUAE' 'AN OFF ilsos-iieiniil
F65 eAi.¢.- b`i7(§i'-i7l`ilEs`ol=i AN; part Brighten Beach Fox (.o., sto; at er share. Need of ri‘-ii Y
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morfey oelly reason for selling- Al*
Willie-ii iiliiiilil Ui-t iw liiivw U10 siwlls retired. rf-turiiins in the course of wi clubs mlm, of ,,,l,lcl, are ,low ,lrllllng ed Goods were consi ned togMr Pro- froutl -nt)imagtrce‘ idgiythe ‘ilegtloen service M regular soldiers or tern* fitt at Alberton but wtltness could not lur` url » Ni O mlm d l h l mrials may below; w` Such orgmnsa'
' “ ‘mot I" our may reunme wt' “ tions. The members are required to
say by whom they were shipped. verdict of not guilty., fnrnlsn then, own ennnnnenn -I-ne
lil cross examination the witness The Crown vs. \\illiam Doucette, city of Hull according to me Dany
stated that he did not kllow how long charged with having in his possession Mall' ls divided into six tllslrlctn ln the goods were in transit, but that thc goods known to be stolen from the Mc- each district is a committee of 200
cars were always locked except when Lellalt Drug Co
lilong Forty liliie Front That it is Declared
nv Whole German Empire. re Troops to Resist Rus-
forty-niilc liiii-_ itcilii`or<-cnlcllts arc uilvailviill: l`rolli South Kalisz, but tho silpt-riority oi` thc itussiail nlllilbers ovt-l' illo (lt-riililils, cl-eil wiill llcw _troops oxpt-t-it-il, will i'ori'f: thc l\'alst=.r`l-l troops illttzk ilpoli tilt-lr owli frontier ‘el si-<-oilil tiluf-_ ’l`lio lluitlc lillc is ‘.~lwlnl:ilit: to this soilill-west. it is ‘ndililttt-il licro lit-rite liglltllg is still lprogrcssilig. The ltussiails have fllilcil ill their i-i`i'oril-l to out ilailk Guilt-l':i.l Von iliilderilcrl-1. bllt the retreat soutll-west was necessary just ns his iiiaill liilt- of advance had
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llll MEETING
ll SIIIIIMIIISIIJE
~ prominent men, which will co-operate '_'T_' _
receiving or delivering goods. James tlrossiiiail swore that lie in lwllh-_ me police Slnnlnr commlllee., lil tilt- \'. hi, t‘. .-\. llliii, Siiiiiilicrsiili-, » Mr. MncAlduff. Albertnil, was the company \vltll George Doll:-cite -wi nlnve- been fCn,m'en in Denl Snnnwicn -
next. witness. He swore he inet pris- Benjaniiii Soliier llleiit to the McLellan Folkestone and several niner lownn’ __
oner at Railway Crossing oil the night store and tllnt while he watched tile ,ne mnvnrs usnnlly ncllng nn clmmnen'
?.f..N".’...‘.."§i§'¢ l3§i.§.i‘$§‘L.lil‘?.‘l“F.l.f.‘{ §“I$`.§..l.§".? .§il`.l”l.‘i‘.§..l,'l.‘i il.‘i"1 §Ill.‘.’.`l.’i‘$ ` --“1 ' I-0-\""’~\’~ N0-* ‘-"'-"""-f*-"“"" ““"“
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get lllill soiiictlliiigl They walked tow- of bottles oi' liqlior. 'l‘lit-y carried the ll)?l0“l,;1|;§‘l_';,ke:,lnI,l; t;,)l='l(l,ql;§;l;l,\ urds the station and when they clinic liqlior iii bugs to the .louriial Office, _ 'i' o lnnn, (.ln10nn§l`n (,,n.,`.(,nn0,nl(nn ln to the car prisoner entered cartliroiigli where they hid saint-. iii the cellar. (SP°C'aI ¢° The GU?-""d'a") N0,.ll,e,.n‘ l.~,.nn'c,. lll.. ,lwssano (.01,
a small window lil the end and passe-tl William iluliccttc was not with tllclil LONDON, Nov. 25.-Wiiilc the Rus- tlnnes. ` ` '
two bottles of beernto witness, for that night. About 7o’t-.lockilext niorli- Sian al-my |leodolllll~ll.l-S rolllollloll Sll_ nn' lerrllll. lmllle has ,.omlllooooll_ which he paid hun ..0_celits. After lilg \\-illinlii i_)oiicuttt=. cnnic to the oi- nm ann Germans manned n) nav? -l-nn (nwnlans nnve heavy relnl~m.ce_ leaving the tar they walked iirouild to- fit-t-, when witness sniv Cerlrge llou- _ ,nonlq and from guns fm. ,lnn m,n,“.nl getllor for it short dlstuilcc wht-ii wit- ct-ite passing the liquor from the place ‘fh"‘fk9‘I aU0“lP\S 0" 'he Dill" “I me ol- ln`0 on-on in cnt lllmngll me Allles- ness suw the prisoner had live bottles wlierc they iind put it lilo night bl-fore, Russians to take the offeiisivc, the llm,S_' -'l-no lcngllsll a,.llller,,_ ln,w(,,,o,._ gf Diff-I Tl\¢‘-l’t0l’;°-119-‘I “V0 bmfles ‘md 40 I"_""@I- The ‘Wil _ltintlf ‘\"IUr}t*`SS military party iii Pctrogriiil has shown thus far has iliwilrted all llic Gcrllinii
rN[‘lllc liN§xNoNl'§;lllesss was Mr. Kcefo, ?\t`tNN"<l§rNi?t0INlElIt;. lyilfkllilgdglof irlllle silitel; “S cfammence in “nomcml reports of anmnpm
wllo swore that he and the nssistuilt when prisoner had tivo bottles of li- Russia" Vi"-l0l`Y ill \"“`lIl@l`\l l'0I*lll<I station master went to the ca that uor ill his locket. Witness took tile by cclebratiilg the evoili. it is even
l' fl l P
colitalllerl tilt- barrel to get zi. piece of bottles from liiiil and plit tilerli ill the Sold ln the llossllm pnollal lnnl the
nilicllllli-ry and that before this tile.-job ollice. Vinton in greater than re Dunn ro
beer had been tukcii. I-lc also stated Arthur Brelillun swore that oil the ‘ 'D D `
that the prisolier gave llilii ii bottle of next morliiilg__iif_tel'_ the alleged _theft VIUUSIY “lid UVIFTF I5 mu* I" lf*?U'0$‘°“FI _ _ Dailies. beer ilenr where the car was. lic saw prisoner and George Doucette of entire German ni-my corps having Mr. E, ii, itilyllei- expressed thi-
iiir. Proiltt was the next witness. inthe Perry building, botil under the llooll l,l.ol(on no Reoorls l-ooelvell ____
l-ie was the coilsigiiee. He stated that iiliiuence oi' liquor. tllld 1110>’ hllfl 13 men, gm. mal lmlns lnlvl, néen on
he had bought 8 dozen bottles of beer bottles of liquor with tlieni wllicil, they ' ` ~ F (Special to the (,l_.a,.,lla,.,_l
and renewed only 28 l,ollle3_ oll,_lme,l_ lhey hall olll-olloB,.ll_ llo o,.l,_ dere-tl which will accoiiiiiiodate .>0,000 L0NUON_ Non 25`_InSnnnSn)n nrnnn
Reginald H. Rogers, counsel for the ed them for the liquor and lie would wounded and prisoners. Herctofore, lo lllo llollso of (lollllllolls lo_llll_llll
DrlB0il0l‘ l1d<l!`0SS€f1 llle .Il1l”l'» lllilkiilg Nike C9-T0 ‘lf it f°l` fhenl- I-al-9|" U" generally, Duke Nicholas, tfomniaii- relative to censorship. Sir l~ltliiilc_\' a strong plea for the prisoner and witness was obliged to seild for the in0r_in_Cnnn. of the Russian forces' has llolllmlllslor' lglroolol- of lllo Olllollll
claiming that no evidence had been police and have prisoner and George-l pl-ooo Blll-gall ol- lllo wlll- ()l-ll,-l-_ lolllll given tv Showthai goods had 1101 bt-cu U°“C€il‘= fiffesleil- ""m"‘°"I "’"‘"“’ “mn me “""I‘ he that censor.-mill siiouiri inlvo no ron-
liad set about to do had been coni-
corll \vltli politics zlilil ilholilil lloi
5-- _ -_-_-_-_-_-.-.-.-.-.-_-_-.-.-_-_-.-.-.-.-.-_-.-_-_-_-.-_-_-_-_-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.----=-=----fs--'---=---‘----=--=-----==---‘----:- plctetl, so that the world may have to under any circullislullt~c:~‘ bc list-il lor
wait for soiilc dl-lys yet for his official
colouring opinion ill favour ol' lilo
her child. He had been a t`rielld.l . , Toverniliellt. if tli'll. were tioiic, llc
riiaiini Statement In Last Prussia before rlimellt would sutrifiii
surely, to Matthew in Cape . - ‘ ` _ ' ' ' said, the Clove i _~ » spite of Mattliew`s bad business. One Cracow in Galicia, the Germans claim .,- collndeiice oi tile iiation uiid bt- lillillg Jesuit DOKGII-Ula! Matthew “'05 to have brought the Russian advance -'UIIYY °f U Very Ilasc HVIIU" Sli'
a bully mall- f’l'0ballly Hflef m0"lIlS [ l . Etanley declared he liild no syiiipiltiiy of daily contact with this publlcan. -lo agwlp' Tllm other gmc ishiet 'fo be with the view tilat bad news should Jesus' great, loving influence forced l ‘ear mm " reg” to t S bmw' ie prohibited. it was possilllt-, how- surrender in Matthew, and Jesus knew '“""' ment- _ever, there might be circuiilstailt-cs iii well when the publican's will was wou. ' v '_ ` Probably Lilo mos; slglliflllalll pleoo which full disclosure oi” cvclits niiglit
" What would .leans have; us do fog MII;I;)(;';<ig'{qIi»“rI;<3V-0i;~‘;;I`I1‘ae(-Sigggg of news mganllng Russlnn opemtlonn he desirable. iiiiglit cvcii lirovo
tl f tu L li pr soils all 8 - I l - sastrous. utlifiillilllilil olgiltllmllggpituls, so many of CIll1i‘l'Ii0i4 ill U10 Gil-Y, WHS £01811! °°’“e"‘ from B“d"'p"“t W|‘e"“> it is ml' The Govilrilllli-.iii :ict-clilcil the whom am oo,-ml lol- lll ll pl-llflllllllolllll destroyed with all <'ontrllii.s by ilril. iiiittvd, ilic Rilsslllii troops again have aiiicrldnii-ills lo lilo l)i-i'oiii-r- ol' lilo way and not by the llenrt-iulicll of between live und six o`t-lock_losl oivcll- lnvndnd llnngnry and novo roolllloll lho lteailil llill. iii-iiiliill.: till- powi-rl; ul' lilo
il I' ll would have more lllg- TIIG l0ll1| IUSH IS llstlfllfiip "I _ _ - , _ .. _ . Govcrlilili-iitwiill iw-gllril tolliiyzii-iltlil
zisgginlyelldoavgllr oo ollli ool-lll lo. .o:»o.000, with ilisuruiice till building mfumy '_’l_ bm" ‘mom "5 mm” h°“,m tllllt could lu- iilkoil iii iiliittilrs reliitiiig wards all unfortuliates, and there and 0011181"-S. $22,500 Of UW (lafllaulians ‘md th” County uf to the pllblicillioii of ilows.
wmllll he less owl-elllllolllll sol-vlrll, to This is thc third church Moncton zeomplln, 50 miles sonill of tilcnt-, __.______._-
Him at our own convenience. How |188 105i by HPC Ill 1080 Tha" lille” mountains, T-roops which illvlliicd
many wait for coniriilttecs and chair- Y0l1l'$» Ung' nnnnrnlng ln ,nn rnnnrn nnvn me" Md organisations to 'mm nm um bccil drivoli liaizk io tilc irolliicr. wllilo
fortunates yeariliilg for our personal
love ollll llollli " ` iii-lioll i.-s bi-ini.: iitkt-ll ugaiillil. iliost- ill
on Tuesday cvt-iiliis t-lslli ii--tiric I zooinplln. -
uhlicly llckuwlcdgod tho thilsi as M Minn “_ nn
P i ` ' '__`_ l-lx-.-,pi to iiic ' wool. oi' ' rii . _
?;\g°;l;I', uuhhsiulls whcrc lilo ijcrliirills mario ull llitnvlc
This evening Mr l\lcI’herl-ioii cxpovtil and wort- ri-pills:-tl itliii asked nil zlriil-
to speak on the silhjetli-. " SIIVB (7“"”° "`*' iiiiltril which was rcfusi-il, ilgliilill: ill “nd C“""" P“st°" Wmwhond "NMOS 1- thc Wc.-ii.crii tilt-airc coilslsis, to al
all ll; 7_45_ O'l"i‘AWA. Out.. Novclliilcr 25.-
Last evening Miss Maylnic lloss Twenty-four tllolisalid of the 50.000 mrgf Pxlellt- ‘if ‘"`tm‘~"`y d‘"`I"*" TWH’
sang one of her pleasing solos. Silo nlon who are to be ciilisted uildcr the is evidence, llowcvcr. that the Gcrilizliis was accompanied on tho piano by now aclienlc for increased iliobllisa- oonlompllllll ollolllol- llllllpol-lllc llffllrt
Miss D. Sutherland. tioli, have so far been enrolled. accord- , _ _ , S
__ _ ___,___, ilig to reliable authority. Details as to get mmugh to me lrmfh wa L
to the raising of an extra 20,000 are POTW-
Mins:d'-i Linlment cures Neuralgia still under consideration. l-:vt-ry report from Belgium iiy"wiiy
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W H °'- Hslzanf shows tihaft me Girmgx? their home ports to inkc on stores.
are r ng ng up re il 0I‘Celll0Il S 1 _________._____
I gulls hilt so closely is tilt- secret guard- '
(Special to the Guardian.)
l.i)Nllt)N. Nov, 25.--Ili-:;lllili'lll»:<
lrolll llovi-r say lllili iiriiisll ilinilroyilrs pillyoil :lil llilportlllll. piirt ill tho lioill- ilartiiiie-ilt of Zcilllruggn oil i\lo|lilil_\'. Stcaniliil: wiill great danger closo lo tllc sliuro, the vosscls drew tho llrr- of the Gcrlllaii gulls. which disclosed their positiolis lo the British linval gulls. The British ships linvo witll- tlrnwll, thc message says. witllolli a single casualty and are rctllriilng to
_ ed that ther/c is no illdicrllion as to ____
THE wllere the blow is to be delivered. lt
'S HilliH
nc# will doubtless be li heavy one, backed I,Al(,i;`°°§)|v_u;,l-52°Cgufgrlfntrlnlll__
- ---4* by “II U19 mt’-ll- Elms and DUI” ma' This was it quiet day. and there was
(3P1;f;_|5| f°N""° G;6"'d;"')m chines of war of which the Germans no ‘alteration oil any part of the
TORC . OV- -_ |“` mei (Special to the Guardian.) ll ll d ll _ fl-ll entre lront.
Fresh to straits with-Wiiilterlv Wi-iii-2 i.oNDoN. Nov. 25.-Friends or “I "“"e ""1 ~mev;v”“‘;‘; sfnnone
generally tairanii onlie mild. Lioyu George, si-ltloil cnrnooiior of A ei- -“ve '““‘° ~ P P RU53|N| 0|=|:|c|N_
THE WEATHER-"-Y°il¢9l'd*‘Y- "Sm the Exchequer. are _anxious about his to nleet the assaults. _ snow iii the ifiilfiiiliili "‘°“dY ““"‘"S health. He is beins severely Over- Ai the some time preparations li?/e _ "`
llh l t 1 ll¢_ _ (Special to The Guardian)
"‘;g“l; W er'l'&£_;‘ a{'950.clock ye,ne,._ ;";'°k°d‘ "gt ”'d‘";.i';,';n txclliil haagg been completed for the defence oi' the l,E,|.R0GnAD_ Non 25__‘0nn_nn
G amp b B our n ma ers O a e' e _ East coast of England. for the oD|llI0il to-nlglitl--Figlltlilg near Lodz still
ilill' ill0l'ilIll8 Wlls 34 GBBYBSB I OW the Arniament and Pensions Com
zero, which was the lowest recorded l-lll¢l_ooo_ Qtllll holds lllll-e that if the Gel-llllllll; continues. Large Geriillln forces duling the day. The hl3helt dllflnk Llgyll George is wol-king fl-om gal-ly fn" ln then. latest plum they wlll an which oil Novenibcr 20. broke- iillto thc tlle day was 39 above, which was mol-ning to into at night, and lt is t r H on En land wnn wan region of Strykow. Brzezlny. Ko uiizkl.
, . o d ¢ 9 _m_ The lowest the l _ ll ll ll d f mmf’ “ “‘ 5 R1.egow,'rlisz_\ii tall thr-.so places are lecerlods till ht :as 31 above 2;-]p§l':¢lYl:1otlol1ltol|§|ll_l,e;`e lgvilgollxwg Slllllll illld ln'-“Sll0\'lS f°" Which 991" ln the vit-illltv oi' iiodvi pressed oil
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Friday at 7.29.
The sun sets this afternoon at
420 and tomorrow at 419 it rses tomorrow morning at 716 and to morrow at 713
The moon rises this afternoon at
l The ilrst quarter of the new moon wall on Tuesday, November 24th, at 9.39 a.m. i There will be a full moon on Wed- nesday, December Ind at 2.21 Pim- i The length of tdday will be nine hours and live llilnutem' *
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.INathan McFarlane, Hon. A. E. Arsen-
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P South of l\olliszki station some scat-
tlvlty in the Balkans and import-ml it-red nnito are roaming about lie developments are anticipated it islrapturcii prisoners some ileavv ord-
lust iliglli, ti lili‘gi-.ly zltit-ildcd llieetiilg of i`o\ lilt-ll was hold to take into con- lildi-r.liioli ills- gt-ilcrul sitilntioii of thc iiidu,<ii‘_\ iii ills- i-irclillisiniicc-s t-l‘t-:lloil ily ilu- \\'liix
Mr. .\. t'_ Siiiilidt-l‘s pi't-sideil. Tilt- gt-lit-l':li iolit- of the iilt-t-.tillg was
opillliisliv with i'i-l`t-l~<-lii-i- io tilt- future ol` tht- illdlisir_\'. '|`llei'i- wus all ids-n oil tile- purl of .sonic oi' lilo speak:-rs that the pri-st~ili price-, $10,000 to $12,- 000 i`ur foxes irns too high and lili- suggcstioli wus iliiiilo tilul ilii- villilll- tioii be redut-t-il l`or tnxaiioil pilrposc.-a.
l\1i'. l_..£-ckio tlloiiglit llini llii- (,lo\'crii~
lllclii tax oil ioxi-s \\'as loo llil.-:ll and opt-rlltc-tl :lgniiist thi- bt-si iliit-rests oi the iii-w i‘olllpiiii_\' lilisilit-ss. \\’i\ilt‘- the oldcl' ctililpziilit-s, wllicli linil zil- ieady made their iiioiley, t-oiilil honi- taxaiioll, he tlioiiglii li rctllit-lioii slioilid be iilzltlt- ill flivol' of till- lit-w colli-
opillloil ilizil thc fox biislllcss was on as sound ii footing to-day as cvcr it' \\';i.<, (lilo oi' the grclitcsi advertise- iiii-ilts it 4-vcr had was ilit- tux illi- ‘posoil by the Govt-rnlilciit. lt was ont- ol' till- chici' factors iii giving pub- lir~it_\' to illf- fox iililusiry, hccililsc it siiowi-tl to tilt- world abroad what Iurgc nliioilllts lluil but-ll rollccictl by thc pi‘<i\'iii<~t- l'or foxt-.s.
'i`in» l-oilct-ilsus of opiiiiini siipportt-il
.\lr. Itnyiit-r’s vit,-ws, 1\lr. ltelyiit-r said Ili- \\‘oiiltl not scll u pair oi' foxes for It-ss tlluii $10,000.
Tilt- cliairlilnll said he was ilot quite
so optliillsiic ns Mr. Itaiylicr. llc was liiliiicr iilclillcd to look at tiic mutter l`roiii it iirosiil_ point. oi' view. Tlierc wt-.rc ti great iliaiiy foxes oil the ls- laild to-tiny and wiiilc be would very lilliirll like to sec the present high 'prices kept up, yet hc was flrniiy of ltlie opiilloii that illcy would not iicxt ly(-ilr lliliiilizllii pri-st-iii prix-cs. So far as ilixzliloli is i~oiii-i-l'lii~ii. iii- lliouglli lllt-_\' :ilioillii vit-w tilt- iiltltia-r l`rolil it liiisiili-ss polili oi' viow. ii` tilt- foxes worc noi worth $10,000 ui prt-si-lit they isliolilil not be ilskt-tl io pay taxation oil tllilt valuutloil.
'Fill-. Pre-iillt-r hnvliil: rr-uri a state-
nlr,-lli tif the lillnlbe-r of fox(-s oil thc lliliiiiii iii ltilii-ll. wi-iii oil to I-pi-nk of lilo llixlltloli. 'l`|li- rilii- of ollt- pi-r t:i‘ili. wills iixt-il by sizliliit-, wllii-ll i-oillil iliil iii- iii-nit with ily tlii- (lovi-rililloilt lliii ily i'iiriilillli-lil, :intl wlliii- lit- was not ,ilu-rc to ilvfi-llil illi~ iiilposiiioil of tho liox tux. hi- lliiglii any to his frli-lid, wlio \l':l:a no iiirriili;l_\' opposi-il to li. illilt ii ii lialvi iioi Iwi-il for tilt- I-`ilx 'l`ilx At-i tlli- liilloiiiit o|` tzlxiliioii which iii- would ln- llnlili- to pll_\' oil his illi-oillc would liiivt- iii-tell ont- illiil li liuli` pi-r colll. For :i llilllillcr oi` yi-llrsl tilt- stiiiilit- pril- vltle-ii illut tho lilcolllt- irolll foxes wiis sliliji-ct, with nil oilii-r iilt-oliios, to n tilx oi` ll/fl pcr ccilt. The effect of the olfox Tnx Ai-t was lo iiinkc it more gc-lit-ral, so that it would fall with gre-:iter equnlity, nild rl-diicc it by one linlf pe-.r cont. This \\'ils, ilfter illl, ll bit-ssillg in tlislzillsi-_ Thi- Pri-mier Itht-n iilrldo l~i-t`i-l-vlii-i- to tilt- incl tllili illvostors :lbronil had compliiiiicil flint inquiries whit-ll illcy lliitl nltidt- for iii- fornliliioil iilld bvt-ll ignored by the coliipniiivs to whit-ll they liiltl written. llc tit-piers-tl this :ind snid il` niiything tcildi-tl io hurl tilt- iliilusiry this cer- tainly did. lie- offers-tl thi- advice flint all inquiries slloiilil bt- promptly ans- wcrcd, ('olliiniiilig tlii- Pri-init-r spoke oil si-vcrill liluiiers ol' interest and ninth- thc siiggostioil that they might tnlu- illio i-oilslilt-rntioli the qui-stioll ol` forming il ct-litriil salt- llonrd and ull nilvi-rilziiig i-ailipliiitii.
Mr. .i. i-J. il. Mt-t`l"t-nity spoke oil sev-
erill oi' lilo qilt-rliloiis illlii had bl-eil dist-lissi-d ilnil lic iii-llrtiiy supported the silggt-stioii of the l’re-init-r regard- ing the snic board llliil the ndvoriizlng cilillpalgli. llc strongly nilvlsi-d the-ni not to lint-rlllro their foxes. Tile fact that olli- nlali here or there could not sell ills foxes at tht- price illt-_v should command did not' by any nit-ails say the foxes wore not worth the price.
nance and field guns The outcome of lf circumstaiiccs compelled ii man to
°°“sldered in Omen' drcl" here that ithe battle on Nov 24 was to our ad- sell his foxes below their value he
Wm* me A““"'|““ "my °“ he’ 9°" vantage- was at the mercy of the purchaser.
..____ Servla will he more lllwly I0 listen t0 in the fighting near tfzenstochowa lie would advise if they were not able
llle llomollll of glligal-lg fol- ll, once of and (‘ral-ow mir troops manifestly have to pay up their taxes and other ex-
NEW YORK Nov 25 -A despatch Macedonln as B mln, ls supported lille upper hand Beyond the Carpa- peiises to borrow the money to tide
from Vancouver published by the New , ' _thian passes we are surrounding large them over. blit by no means to sacri- York World says that the Canadian There N5 “IW '°"‘_°f ““ °l°'°“3'°m9“‘ 'bodies of Austrian troops in the vlci- lice thr-ir foxes. it would he much cruiser Rainbow, badly damaged by between itoumaniil and Bulgaria, in nity of Meilolaborcli. We captured it better io put the foxes back in the Oermln cruisers off Oregon. arrived not of me l»¢.ol-golllmlloll of lllo Bal. general anti 40 officers. more than ranches, and keep them there till
3,500 soldiers. and machine guns near times briglltellcd which they certainly
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BHIIISH l|ilMlll
Willl HUllllNlllI]
For Their Raid on Zeprelln Factory Were Banquetted and Decorated With Cross of Legion of Honour.
(Special to the Guardian.)
LONDON, Nov. 25.--A telegram
jroili Bt-lfort states that the Command- ing General there had a parade in honour of the British airmen. Com- nlallder llahhlngtoli and Lieutenant Sippe, who participated in Friedericll Sllavc-il, nlld decorated them with the Legion of lloiiolir. Later the officers of the garrison entertained the slr- mcil at il banquet. it is reported here that two Zcppelins at Frioderich Sliavcii were serloilsly damaged.
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Qi'l-1lllJ(‘, Nov. 24.-Levis was again
visited by ll spectacular fire this morn- ing nhuiil11.1i0and as a result theI.C.R. about 11.30 and as n result the l.C.R. station and baggage rooms were com- pletely dcstroyed by the flames. The fire first declared itself in the baggage room and it quickly spread to the station, being fanned by a strong north-west wind. The presence of nlind of some of tile railroad employees probably prevented an explosion, which iiiigllt have had fatal results.
Six gas tanks filled with gas, in close
proxiiiiily to the fire were relieved of their i-oiitelits by means of under- ground pipes li_v the railwuymen.
'i`iii- biiildillg wus erected in 1902 at
il cost oi' about $60,000, and is a total loss. Many valuable records which the railway company had on file were Inst, while ti large number of pieces ol` huggage were also destroyed by the flames. ‘
AIIEMPIEII ISSISINNTIIIN
[II Mllllil NIIEHIS
l.().\'DON. Ont.. Nov. 24.-That the
arrest of three Turks at a Wellington street house last Tliursday night by I):-it-ctives Egeiloii and Down frustrat- cd nn attempted assassination of Ma- jor-General Sam Hughes, Minister of Militia and Defence, is the allegation iliadc to-day by police authorities.
Letters found oil the prisoners and
intercepted by a Government secret service mall are said to be a direct ln- tlmatioil lhnt all attempt was to he illado oil lllc lifc of General Hughes when llc would be iii this city to-mor- row. -
BHIIISH HIIIIL I
Nllll IUSSIS
(Special to The Guardian)
LONDON, Nov. 25.-Thus far dur-
ing the war the Royal Navy has lost i,Il27 oflirf-rs and men killed and 473 wounded. wliilo 968 men are missing and 1,575 are captives or have been init-rncd.
suit, Ncil McLeod. all concurred in the den thai it would be best to keep prices up and thc opinion was gener- ally expressed to keep their foxes un- it-i-it-i lilo proper price was obtained.
Mr, Mviicoil stated absolutely he
would rcfiisc to take anything loss liiail $10,000 for any of his foxes. -
lion. liir. Arsciiniilt moved: That n.
t‘.oiifort-llf-t- of fox nit-n be held, date and pllliri- oi` lilt-.1-ling io be decided ilpoll, to take into consideration the intlttcr oi' cstzlbllslilng all iidvertizlng cililipnigil and other matters suggest- ed ui thc lnci:-ting.
Mr. E, ii. Rayilcr seconded, and it
was uilaiiiliiously carried.
Mr. Arseliault also moved that a
committee of flvc be appointed to ar- range the details of the Conference. seconded by Mr. Neil McLeod and carried.
The following committee was ap-
pointed:
Messrs. A. C. Saunders. W. H. Kins-
inull, J. \\'. (‘alin-ck, E. I-I. Rayner and ll. A. 'l`ll_\'lor.
The meeting then adjourned.
COMING EVENTS.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
NEETIINGS ETC
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"iiorllwall Farmers' Institute will
iloltl their annual meeting in the hell.
Friday t-vt-ning, November 27.
6672-ll.-25M2l.
"VOICE SPECIALIST, Prof. H. A.
Tsntoil. teacher of voice culture. _liano or organ. Voice culture A spec- ally. Studio. 146 Great George Bt., Charlottetown. 0525-11-llmtf
"A concert and candy sale will be
held at Cornwall on Saturday. 28th Inst.. at 7.30 p. m. Prolrltmfne by pu- pils of-Cornwall School and local tal- ent, Admission. 10 cents; children under i2, 5 rt-nts. 0694-11~26Mll.
“COME TO THE ENTlRTA\N° nent and basket social in Clyde River Hail Monday, Nov. 30th. Admllllon, -.0 cents. Latlies with baskets tree. Doors open at 7 p. m.: prolrtmmo bot glns at 7.30. ill not line, wil be held the following fine evenlfll.)
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