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ESDAY, MAY 29, 1917
$8.50 Per Year (Delivered) In Advance ~
_ s2.eo Pu vat- (milieu) nt Advance in Gentle. up ill-_hr ___- ~ '- ' k-~-- e,---~-`I »
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'fold' Dis 0iilcers Drill Region Was at an the (Irumbling Line.
(Canauian Press Despatch)
ARMY ll.EADQllAlt'l‘lCllS- (ily
Stewart Lyon, Assoeintetl Press (lor respondent.)-Riiinor has it that the Kaiser recently visited Douai and atl- dressing a gathering of oiiicers and trr.-Jps holding the Scarpe Lens line ttttnounced thnt the llritish oi`i`ent~tlvo in tlte region oi' Scttrpo was .nt :tn cull.
'l‘he- Knisor is il good talker but had
ltis ofllcers tnken him out to Avoitt, illcriconrt anti Achievillo :ind other points east ot' Viuiy, where the Ger- iunn defences are crutmbling under the ittendy tire oi t'.tit:uIittit guns ite ntiilltt not littve been so tlttglntttic.
EIVED
D DECEIIIING
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sit tlliensive in Scarpe End. lie llad Not Seen
Our aviators report that the Gor-
nittns are tar trout confident ot' their :ibtlity lo Itold the Iilorlcourt (lppy line. New systeiits ttt'e being lztitl bc- ltind it on wlticlt it is believed llritish prisoners are being employed. _ Three Cuiiatlinn prisoners, the tirst iii a considerable time, were obtained tn an extensivtt enemy raid oppositi- Aclievillc early tltis morniiig. ’l‘ht`- Gei-titntts ritldt-ti ittter at hcttvy im,-_ rtilie. Abolit two o`clot'k some tivo hundred cultic over ttnd :it.tit<~lted tt Wil'Illi»Z iltlrty. Our custittltics \\'t1'e very light while the eiieniy lel't tt niiiitbei' ol' dcud in t'roul oif otir lines ttttii some prisoners t;-I' the ilftlt l'i'u:~t- stain l"ooigtutl'tls.
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DEADLY TOR
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250. People Killed, 1,200 - oll.ive~Stock
(Canadian Press Despatch)
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CHl(lAGO.- Tornadoes during tho
lat three days, in seven states of the Middle West and South, have killed nearly 250 people, injured more than 12,000 wrecked thousands of houses.) killed hundreds of heads oi' live ste-:ek and devastated many thousands ot acres of ground crops.
The latest in the series of torna-
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tot ntttlttts , it stttttttst
"The Coniniissioitcrs .ire tlcligltlctlv
to think that yoti have niet. them in' the spirit in which they were sure yonI would in i'ei'ercttcc totltis ntuttcr, :intl i ttm sure tlttti in i`tttttrc it will -he it gi-ent. szltisfnctioit lo us to know thtti wo :irc ohio to ltttntl ovcr the cart- ot' ciijldreil ui` tlecouscd soldiers lo such it great institution tts your Army." t This is an extract t'rom a letter from the Board ot Pensions (Toni-' tmissioncrit l`or (‘nnnda accepting the oiler ot’ The Salvation Army to pro-I vido liomes tor, :ind to take over -the guardianship ol`, tlto,orpltnns oi' soldiers, or tho children of soltliers who require guardians. I
All who know Commissioner Ri-,
chords will understand that tio' project could he more in kecplugi with the feelings ot' his own henrt,| ztntl. speaking for all the Stilvzttionistsl of the Territory, we are sure we nre right. in saying nono will give more; general gratification. We are eflll8l~I ly suro tho action will be approved hc. public. und, tnbovt: ull, ttppreciutetl by] otir -brave men wlto nro l'tttll_Bl'=l. lllllli whoso children, il` they should full in bitttlc. will bo in itcetl ot' syitiptttlietie anti cupublc gunrtiiniisltip.
'i`ho plan originated in tlte neotl for
such provision wliiclt wus rtvcttled in lim course of the work oi' t-,ir Soclnll Service Legion. Mrs. llrlgntllrrx Green :ind Mrs. Atijtttztnt 'l`yntlnl|, in their ministrntlous nntong the rein- tfvcs oi' soldiers who hnvo lost their livos, found there were instuncest wiiero children were left in need of .such Hotties nu those now being pro~ vltlt-tl, und brought tho matter to the' notice of tho (‘.otnmlssioner, who. tit- tor tttrtltar investigation. placed hc- iore tho responsible Government De- pnrtmont nt Ottnwn pnrticulnrs oil what Tho Salvation Anmy was pr9l>l1l'- eti to do. ihtervlews followed 'he- tween t,1ho Chief Secretary (Colonel Mc-Mllian) nnt] tho llonrd of Pensions tlommiqnlonern, with the result al- ready' .intima-ted.
Coming to the details oi the sheme
llrranzlments are now comlllvied for tthqiearly placing at the disposal- ot tltp.~_Cpm»mlssion of two H°l1\@5" one (or [iris in Toronto, and one for 'lto_vs.ac»0ttawu. Each will have nc- rommollqtion for thirty children. and we nite Ure none oi' ottr lloi-tics in tho 'Territqty' _will 'be more often thought ot. of more sympat.ltotlcolly rognrtiotl, tltnnithaee. Will all otir renders prny that-tllala who will ho placed in cltargettmay he Dlvlnoly guided in their endeavours to train tho Young P00DEe mho will be confided to their care,qQttghat they will grow up worthy
of thtln. there, who for them. and 10|' its ai, gmt .have made so great a sac- rlilcelt .tt
The 'Salvation Army will become
responsible for the bringltttz .up 0|' them children from the time they U6 lllieed in its care, in reslwvl slilte teatltelr physical, moral. and snirttul -well timing, and for their edu. eating.-. _
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NADOES
INUE IN U. S.
lniured and llundredt Destroyed.
does started Sunday afternoon, up parently in the vicinity ol' Willisvilltt, southwestern illinois, swept scath- ward across the river into Keiilucky. down the Mississippi into Arkansas :ind Tennessee and iinally steering eastward toward Alabama where tltc storm apparently spent itself. Thet dead in the four southern states was roughly estimated at. one liuudred and the injured at several hundred.
GERMAN AMERICANS . WANI GERMAN
___ REPUBEIC
(Canadian Press Despatch)
NEW Y()ltl{.~-- (ict~mitiis here have
i`0lint-l an tti'l;ti|tir.atinii cnlletl “i<‘t~it-tttls ot' ticritittn Republic" tvlto.~:<- object is the tiotltmtieittt-iti oi l~iittpe rift' Williatitt :tml tht- cstitltlhtltiiloiit ol it Gcrinatn liepultlic. 'l`hc ot'gtttti'/.tt tion is sttid to be, nation wide in scope with estnblislied heatleiuarters and has issucti :tn nppenl tn the Germans to help in its propaganda.
SPANISH EIEMIINSIRAIIUN IN- EAVIIR [IE ALIIES
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ing oi‘ elements in Madrid t'avot-nltlt to the idittentc Allies was he.l.| this- morning at l’lztv.:t Dc ’l`urcs. '|‘ltr-rt was great citlltilsiitsiii oit the ptrt o' the people who were esliiuttletl in tinnthcr 12.60.000, A counter tlctnqtt stmiiott by ilcrninnopliilcs was lim* bitldt-tt by the ttntliorilies tt, prevent tlistui'luiiiccs.
'Phe itieetiiig coitcitifletl :titer tht
adoption ot it rettolutiott asking tht Prentlor to nittke public at det-lnt':t|iot» of Spain’s sytnpittlty with the Allies Some tlisturlutitccs were caused lt; (ieriiiiiliopltilcs :ts thc crotvd wtts dis luttttlittg. A nutn in iltc crowd iii-et nt A. l.eJnndt'o licrroux llntltlic lie
lice nri'cstc<I it itttntber oi demon strnnts.
which' ltnve previously been ttsetl hy the ltiiiiriigrntlon Depurttttettt _ ’l`ltc_v tire helm: rcnovnted tltrottirhout. and so iltted up that this lloiue will |18 one oi' tho most up-to-dnte and suitable for its purpose of any ot' our lnsti tutlons. `
Three other l-lomes may be utilized
inter, ii' the need develops to be situa- ted in New Brunswick and Nova Sco- tia. and still another two in Ontario. mnklniz seven in all. . Some idea oi the necessity for those institutions may 'bo gathered (rom, tho and inet thttt up to the 31st of
sions io 4,330. tnthsrless chilrlrcn. to 191 cltiltlrenof disabled soldiers. and to ‘lol orphans. _And lt ls only £00
sadlty evident that these numbers ure, like y to be _largely increased.
in enterlnf this. 50? Ciilllldll- new
sphere of work,l-'lili .Salvation Army has every expectation ol rendering va- luable service to the Empire: for surely in no way can the interests oi our ram he better served lhnn hy caring for those lhuitinrpllaned and helping them to stew on G0tl~f¢lll'l"LI ‘and well-equipped in mind anti 'hotly for their' future lelilzcnslttp.-War
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March the llonrrl had granted pen- ‘ `
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_()'l"l‘AWA. Ml". A. .l. llztiioilt' wus* gttven it trctiteitdous ovztiion _ve.~:ter-
House ot’ (‘oiuinotts ttntlztdtlressetl it joint ses/sioit ot’ thc- iiouse and Sen nte. An arltlress' of welcome' tvns t~ezt:l hy the lion. Spenliei llltotles :intl Senator iloltluc. '
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Receives ‘ouitort
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tiity tlttcriiooii when ite drove to tho,
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Addressed Joint Session ot Commons and
Senate in 0llawa. Referred to Canada-'s Part in War and Pretlicled Ultimate
liott. Mr. |lall`our°in i'cpIviii;£. re-
i'ci'ret| to t‘:\iuttltr’s pitrt in the wtii :titti exprcsse'ti ct>iiI`itlciicc in ultinuttc s\icce:~,s. l’reliilei‘ llortleu niltl Sir Wilfrid Laurier spoke in reply. 'l‘hc lnttcr said he believed 'IW writ' would bc \von by tho liritlslt on tlte lllllll seats.
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$16.50 per Ton.
At a mcetint: of tho N:tt.ion'nl Scr-
vlce League yestcttlny'ztftcruoon. the Dlrector, lion. J. A. Mciloiittltl, stttt- `r~tl that it had been i-r-ported to ltittt limi. there was at grottt st-ttrt'Il_\' oi' lilly in the \ve.~.'t0i'u part ot' llit-' pro- vince. On enquiry he l'oui.d tltertt was a surplus in New Iirunswicli, whiclt coultl ho obtained nt it rensonttble' price provided pi'r'l'ereitti:tl rtttes were given oit the i'ttilvvtt_v. lie tcfie- grophed to i’i'einit-r ltlaiities/nt, who was in Ottawa at the time ttiitl litr-' l’t'emier sut:t-et-.letl in getting tt .spe- cial reduction on the i'ttilwn_v rates tor hay. A supply was then brought in through tht; niercltunts, but again he received coinplaints that tlte piit-- cs' being charged were prohibitive and on going west he found that the
_t-|_tt_v stiuttitott
Director ol National Service intervenes and
is the Means ot Reducing llay lrom $23 to
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itrices vttricd t't'otn $20 to $22! per ion. lltutltotlgitt better tltiiit this tflilld he done nntl be eoiiiinttnictilcd with tlte sf~.'-retutiet oi' the viiritotts britttrlics ol' the i,t-tiptte itttd ou re- ceiving at-pioinise ol' .~‘ttppoi‘t in tho pttrelittstt. oi` oily buy lteiug iittportt-‘tl. he ortleicil eight. lnrixt- trucks, `wlilt:h i'epi‘est"|iteri sixteen l’. ltl. island trtit-Its, ttntl by' this iitettus they wt~‘t'e able to do1.‘»vt i' hay nl. thc various' stit- iious west of Sunilnci',<ide at $10.50 pet tot., Ftittling tt ready sale ut this price.
\Vi|Il i't‘i.(fl|‘tl ill .~'-Ot-'(1 lltere litid iiol.
been any great tienittitd. t‘ertuin sec- tions had asked for tciitpoi'ary zulvtln- ces und these were lt:'l`t in the ltunds ot' bittncli leagues.
MARIIIII/I_E_PRilVIMIES
()'l"l‘A\VA.- in raising by coiiscrlp-
tion 100,000 :tdditioiitil ineu i'or scr- vico overseas, and ncceptiitg the saute poptilttiioit ltnsis ol' :tllotntent to inili- tury tli,~lrit-ts its was ttdopietl b_v the govt-rntttettt itt its t`ot~ittet' plttn to se- t'ul'»» .'t00,00tl itteii b_v voluntary 'en- listincnl, No. li ttunritintv pi'ovittcc.~‘i iitllitnry district will be retiuiretl to provide 13,000 men. ’l`hi;-t, on the same hasis of population would nnean a'hr.-ut 5,000 men -for New lirunswick or consitlerably less than enlisted vo- iliittnrlly lust your. The tlrttit from ouch iullitnry district tbrougltout titt- ttntltt, would be npproxlmtttcly ns l'ol-t lows: I No. 1 District, London 8.800 No. 2 District, 'i`ort;-nto ._ 17,200 No. Zi ilistrlci, Kingston ._ 10.000 Nos. 4 and 'S llistricts, Motttrcitl
tind Quebec . .. . .. 27,300
No, ti District, Mtirititnc Prov-
inces 121,000
No. it) llistrict, Mttnilobtt mul
Siisltntcltcwntt ,. 12.000
No. ll llislrict llritish t‘olt|ntbiti 5,400 No. lil lllslrlct, Alberttt .. 5.200
'l‘t:tttl lttttotttt
41/l,5Ill littve ltlullsletl io April 4.
GERMAN PIRAUY
(Canadian Press Despatch)
l.ONl)0N~Aci-ortliiit: to stories
printed ln the mc~t'ning papers there hns hceii n coniplote rcvnlsion oi' feel- ing toward the wnr in the south und, southwest of lrelnntl its rt cott:-te¢l\l9ll"U. of recent nttncks ity (ierntun subinnr- ines on the irish ilshlng iloet. At
SUiIi}ESSEUE-----MUSICAlE-
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'l‘lte iourtli uliitivct'sili'y ol' the opini-
ilig ttt' tht- new Zion t‘ltttrcIi \vu.~z ttiattjlt- cd in :tit espcciui ittttitn.~r ltt,~t cvcuiltu' when ti delightful ltiiisicalc \\'ns held under the direction oi thc choir. ’l`herc wits tt lttrgc uttcitdttitct- the :\nt|iiori~ uiu bt-iitt.; prttt-tit~;til\' iillctl. ’l‘lte worl: ot' the cltoir tltrt t_:;tto\tl wats .spit-tttiid. the l1.li‘ntott_v itt litt- tziit-pttscs hi-int; all luost pct-l'_t-t-|, 'i`lte-orgatt wats most skilililly lizllulltul lt_'.' Miss l.ilinil ltlarle wltose work- wits ttevci°.,beitet' than last night. 'Phe solo by Mrs. A. J. M. Myers, “(ltcutiy` itcjolt-el" lrom the tliossiztlt was on exceptional trcut and Mr. tihttries lGarle's pownrlttl htt- ritone in two sol<._,“lt is Enoui-;h."' l'rotii lillijnli. :intl "'l`ltc Loi-it t1l\ort|," was ltcurd to splendid atlvtintitgc. The other numbers on the programme were rendered most ztcceptnbly as i`ol- lows: _ -
Organ' Selectltvtt-~"lltt|'t:etise"-- (Jo-
celyn)--iiiiss i,illinn ltltrltt (‘l\orits~- “l<‘e=tlivai i|yiit|i"~--tlllidlcy llucli)~~ The Choir. Solo~-"Avo Mttritt"~~ til, Milartl)--.\/liss ll;t_vnie Ross. Or- gan Sclcction~-“'l`lte ito.s:it'y"~(\'c- viii)-~-Miss i.il|i:t|t lC:trie_ <'ltorus-- “Suit ol' My Soul" (W. I<‘. Sittltlst- ’l`llt-, t'lioit'. ()l`l'er|ory~ “l~lievutioit"-- (l)t:ltols|~--llli.-:- I-Zttrlc. tfitorus--"I uni Alplut and tltttt-git" tSii‘ .it.~lttt Slniiiei')-»f'i‘|te (Their. (itll) SAVIC 'l`lllfI |\'l1\i(l.
The procrctls go tttwnrtii-t the cur- rent expenses ot' the t‘hlirclt. ’l`ltc| oi’l`ei'iiigs nt the Sttittluy services were' for tlte t‘liu|'cl\ htiiltlilig i`untl.
ctttttttiittttwt tu
Death in Nova Scotia.
_\int.\t irleittls in tlltatrtotti-town wil
be vet5,v sol'|'y to lenrn ot' the trztgit death some ti:t_v.- ago near New Glas gow, oi` Alexander 'i`ut~nbull, sou ot’ the into John Turnltull, ot’ Chariot- tetc;-wn. lie was rtiii into by ai train which pnsscti over his body niuliln ting it bttdl_\' "Aict~_" :ts he was l`:t niliinrly culled ity the boys ol' the “\’Vt\=t_ End" of this city wliurc he vvos hortt and spent his boyhood. was .1 young main ot it happy disposi |i_t'-it ztitd was itiucli liked by his coin pitnions. lt. is about ilitecn _venrs nge siitce lttt lei`t (‘bui‘lottt;to\v|t. ills tttst visit hottie wits on Victorht ilztyt, 1010 llis ::p,c4l step-inotlter, is still living here :ttttl rct~e.ived wortl of his tlentlt hilt no ptirtictiluizs.
AUM PEIINGERS
UEE EERRYBIIAI
Mother and Son, und n Compan-
ion Ylerc Drowned, -
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(Canadian Press Despatch)
I’(lR'l`AGl<} LA l’liAIlill<l .\l/\.\'.-
.\li'.~'. ‘l`h<-nxts \\'ttllter ttizcd lift. ltci soil \\'llIiititt tilltl Miss ldssic lrwili, Iii were di‘o\vited tit l’oplu|' l’oiitt l»‘crry, nent' ltctc tvhctt :tit tttitoiiiobilo in whit-lt they were ridints, rain ot`i` the t‘t-rrv bout iitio lite river.
IRURO BRAKEMAN I ~» AMIIIIENEAEEY KIEEEII
(Canadian Press Despatch)
l\l()N("l`().\I--()v.'cii A, lixtnlcy, 2
‘brnkeniitit ol' Truro, wus killed ui l\lenti'i1incot.~k early Montluy iitorning iteint; ruit over by the freight oit which he was brakentun. An inquest held here today clinches blame' if no nun hut gives the cttuse its acci- dental. 5
ANEI-MINS6RlPEION|SIS ' RAMPANI IN. HUM
(Canadian Press Despatch)
()'l"l‘A\VA.-Allills ltetiriitg tht- words
“A lifts l.:t t‘oitscrip|iolt" were pins tered ot; ihr. wztlls ot' ltiiiltliltgs on tllr tuniit ilu.-roti;:Itl'ttt‘es oi' lliill lust ttit:,ltt und scvernl |tttrtie.~' lit titiiotttoltilcs who tltt-etvfltttcli ttostcrs wlticlt were thrttst into their ittttt-ltities were some. what ron-,glily used by at crowd of about forty young mr-.it in charge ot` tlte operntioits. No arrests were tnndc.
CANADIAN IIASUAEIIES
0'r'rAwA.~itt tottsys ctt.-i,tt.t|ty nst
t.-t' 150 nantes there are 25 killed in action. len dt-tttl 'ot' wounds, and 41 itiissittg. Oi' the inllcr two ore be lievcri killed. 'l`wo proviot|sl_\'.iitis sing men ltavc been locnttrtl.
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RUSSIANS REPEE
IURKISH AIIAIIKSE
(Canadian Press Despatch.)
l’I<l'l‘li()(lli.Al), -- ilu the litisso-Gttii
cittn :intl lionmuni;tn fronts riile iii' ini: occurred." stt_\'s lodily‘s oilleiul .~'t:ttt»tttcitt. (ln the Uttiuznsiitii front two 'i`ttrki.~‘|i tttleutpts itgztiitst the
itttitthci' of iisltiitg itonls were suult anti the vit-tiitts ttl' one nilnvli ol'i lizti-' timfI~rc stty iltnt the (ierttinns told tlteiit lhttt they bud already stink the' Kiilsiilc :ind \\':ttr=|'t`ord lieeis uutl_ would soon put :til the irish ilsltittt.; bouts lu tlte ttoilont oi the sen bc-I cause they sent iish to Itiitglttittl. ’l`ltc_v olso tiirctttcttctl to shell villttges oft he coasts.
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ltcights south oi` linnelt, nent' tllc i‘ei'» sittu t`rt-tiller. were repulsed by ottr ilre. ’|‘\vclv€1¢boinbs wore- thrown t`t'ottt :tn enettiy :tit-plttites on our :tir- tlrottte ttortliwest ot' i.unittstat."
Mlnard'e Llniment cures dlllemptor.
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TIIE WEA'l‘H.ER»
(Canadian Prele Despatch.)
TORONTO, Ma_v 20.-increasing
cnt-tterlv witttis ni first, ,tollotwetl by sltowcrs. _
'i‘ht- ltigltr-st tetttprrtttttrc recorded
yostet~d.'\_v wus 52 degrees above. Ai i0 l\..ni. li wits Il7 ztbovn; nl 9 i\.m. lt wits lift nbove. 'Phe coldest the pre- vious night wtts -iii ttht;-ve.
The tide will he high this niternoon
ttt 4.20 tttttl tollTorrt.~w nl 5.39; it will high tomorrow morning at 5.22 and Thursday at 0.08.
The suit sets this evening at 7.54
and tomorrow at 7.55; it rises tomor- row tnornlng at 4.35 and ’l‘luirt~tday nt 4.227.
'l`hc mor-it sétietnmorrow morning
nt 1.0_7. ._ _
The Nrst qttartcr oi the moon was
on Monday, May 28th at 0.34 p. mt*
Thc moon will lie ittll-on Tlturstlay.
June 5th nt 8.07 tt. m.
ttttit tv itttt
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(Canadian Press Despatch.)
i’E'l`lltlGllAD.- Virtttnlly :tll the
tlivr-'rgent political t`;tclit'.n.~z :ind itll clilss orgztiiizntioits, councils ttittl even Socialist lcntlers, with lite exccptiott ol' the eiitrelne icl`lers, today rceclto the appeal ot' Minister oi' \\’or Ke- renttliy to the troops und :ipplnutl litt- ncw order ot' the titty, "Advttnce." It rentttiiis to bc. scott how the ui'in_v it
tion to the pntriotisin :ind tiut`ett.se ot lltls.~:iii’.s ttc\vl_v won trectloni.
A coltslttttt t~|`l`ot~t it:t.~: lteett iuttde
ilave Crossed Timav
(Canadian Press Despatch.)
ltt)i\il‘.‘-~--’l`ll¢t linliuns have ci'os.~tt-.tl
Ilia-Tiiitave »ltiver and occupied the village ol' Soiiglovaiiiti, Gulf ot' 'Fries- te. The War Otlico aittic~uitt_-es that they iutve tfupluretl nine six inch guns.
THREE GERMAN ATTACKS
PULSED.
(Canadian Press Despatch)
l‘Al{lS1- 'l`lte Gerllltlrls delivered
three attacks last. night anti this morning in the tlhaiitpagne in the re- gions oi Casque, Teton and Mont Blond. All were repulsed. The Germans are homltnrdlng heavily l<‘rcncit positions in the regions ot' lleitd Mttn`s liill ttntl liill 1504 audi the Vcrduii front. A l<‘rteiiclt detach-
E°-'lU.55IA" WAV
sell' will receive this iliittl cxltorttr
_U _
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'STIRRING IIPPEIIL A Q
The Divergent Political ijlasses Re-echo
War Minister’s ,Appeal to Army as* tlnly
! llope to Save Russia. ‘ I °-
-Q
dttt-int: thc past two months by rep- r»=senta4tves not only ot tht, Govern- litem hut ot' lite soldiers, in bring ltottte io thc :unity the incl tha trbutl- tlottntent ot' at-.tive warfare would not only menti trczit:lit\,ry to the Allies but the ittc\'ital»le loss ot’ nil that has been gttiitcd in thc revoiulicii, lt is r-oiiiidciitly bclicvcti that this last coll. sttpportttrl its it is by every t-letitciit oi .socif.ty, will move the ormy to a t~e:tli'/..ttiott of thc situation. All com- Iiitttiitlcrs ltztve :tdtled ilteii' oppmiis to thc order tti Alillislcr Kterellrllty,
ITALIANS MAKING
` FUNTHGER ADVANCES
" ’~r
e River, 0ccnpied a
Village and Captured-Nine Guns. A
ittttitt ptnc-trtttctl to thc second Ger- iuztn lille near llitholtz, in Alnce, and found nrttny dead in the trenches. Prisoiiers were brought back.
HOSTILE_ RAIDERS REPULSED.
(Canadian Press Despatch.)
l.O.\'DON.- Hostile raiding parties
were repulsed last night northwest oi tfherisy and south oi Loits, says to- dny's ofiicial report on the Franco- lielgittn trout operations, We iuilic- ted a nutntber oi cnsualtieson-the ent.- my by rifles and machine- gun tire and secured prisoners. _Succesrni raids were made by us north oi’ A_r- mentiercs and in the neighborhood of Wyischaetc. Ourtroops reached the (let-ntnn support llno and captured be- tween twenty and thirty prisoners."
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ttnvsiittttcttt tutttt s ttttttttt
The growing interest. in the Tobac-
co lt`und for the island boys in Eng- land and at the front is gratifying.” Many are commending it and promis- ing to contribute antl~ quite it little fund has already been handed in.As‘ already stated the tobacco will he forwnrried duty irtte nnd will lic dis- tribtitetl' among the tlilierent island units by the island representatives on their arrival in England. (‘ontrihu-‘ tions may he soot to tho Guardian or any of the. othertlnllies, to Mr. ll. Grahi-ini lingers or lion. A, id. Ar- senittilt. Suminersitle nnd will he :tc- knowledgctl through the press. it isn treat for the boys. it treat front home ielivercd to them by it-citds trout hottie. (live it it boost. hy .sentriitg in at. the etti'lic_~.‘t, ttpportttiiity at. con
trilutiion big or littitt.
'l"ho nttllowitig coitlrilttilioits have
already been reccivotl.
l l”i'ieiitis $4-00
A l-‘iiend (Mrs. llenrs. lirooklyn) .50 Rev. ll. .I. tl. McDonald l.00 A. llennnt Mcllonuld 1.00 A ".'\lotlu-r ol` Nine" ,50 l<`or “l)lotltei"s lioy'” .25 l~‘. J. J. .Ei Jlio. Sillikei' 1.00 Hon. A. l~i. Arsenzlult 1.00 ilev. J. t‘. llieimatt 1.00 Holy Nniite Society, Stintntersitlo F»,ti0t R. ll. McDonald .T5 tiollectctl “Overseas Tobacco
liox" 2.25
William (‘oles No. Milton 1.00 Mrs. Jim ll. Byttut (Enmore) .50 liarvy li. llrynni. .50 Havelock Bryant. .50 Dougal l\lcl<)ucl\ern .50 Tho Womens Institute.
Mt. Carmel 10.00
Stanislaus J. Gallant l.00 Hon. H. D. McEwctt 1.00 A. F. Arsenault 1.00 A Few Friends. Eldon 1.00 Boys' Father 1.00 Boys' Friend' ” .25 A Freud ,.25 Prof. Wiltkls 2.00 Judge N. McQuarrla 1.00 A. B. Mt-Lean 1.00 Dr. J. A. McPhee 1.00 A. Stirling McKay 1.00 Capt. Jos Reid 1.00 J E. Gallant 1.00 ki. W. B. Stover: .50 J. S.lllnton .50 Jno. 0. Hyndman 1.00 lCo|. F. S. Moore 1.00 "A l-‘ricnd" 1.00 O. F. G. Belfast 1.00 Edward Strong. Snmmerside 1.00 Tobacco from Mrs. Deveroaux ,
Wiltshire. -
Launching Place, $8.98 Ae Followu- Angns B. Walker 1.00
The length oi' today will he tltlfteen
hours dhtl eighteen tginutes.
ISEANIIER liill( I
ttittttt
(Canadian Press' Despatch.)
0'l"i‘A\\'.-\~~'l`ho namc_ot` J. Mcilridc
of Scotclttort appears in the casualties killed in ttctlon. _
lMI,il0[i AMERATANS L SURN IN RA I .EEEIEEIIS
A. . ,-"1
(Canadian Presi Dexpatch)_ i.oNDON.~- An oillt.-lat statement
issuer! ltcre iorltt5"_-iiays that `count ng the _-ttttcrictiits scrivingin the Britltlit nutl l<`reiic|t ttrtnlest :intl the :ltlditional units ttrtlet-ntl in Franco there will slit.-rtly ite ont- httndretl thou:-ttlnrl Alh- crif-:tn.~ in l"rttnt'c. E` ‘
’l'lte,sttt|cmr>ttt snys 1l.l'»00 :tirplanéa
will ltt- coit.ii'ttf'tetl ulltl tl,il00 avia- tors lr.'tittt-tl in the l’nited Slttlt-.ri this vtztt. ' ' ?....._.......____._._ Nl|f\Hrd’l Llnlment curn toothaohe.
M
.»`l<ltteas l‘. Mcllonald .. 1.00 Jos. liit-Pht-rsoit ,. 1.00 Patiick McCormack . . .` .50 Patrick lil. Morrison .. . . Ptttrick l’. Morrison . _ John ll. McCormack . . l<‘r:tnk l). McPherson ._ . .50 Mrs. N. Landtignn ._ . .25 Allati J. MacDonald . . .25 Miss- ltinegie Walker . . . .._ _ .?/_5 llttniel Yoston . .25 iut-A. /tntzus Morrison . .25 Neil I). Morrison . . .25 John l'. McDonald .. _ .25 John I.. McPherson . .25 Stephen McDonald _ .25 Cltos. McPherson _ .11 Mrs. l). J. Witlltier . .10
Jno. ll. Acorn. Brlggetown .50 Alex. Acom, Brldg own .. .. ._ .35 _Leo McMaster, Prlmroso .30 l\‘ir.~'-. Jlto. T. Enman, Grand View .50 Jun. ’l`. Mullins, Keusintzton ._ 1.00 Mrs. W. A. 0.. Morson, City .. 1200 Joseph George-' -MacDonald
St. George‘s $0.50
John l~`lt,zpatrick qutl Family
ivoodville; ' 1.00
J. L. Mulrhead, Summersida, .50 John Trnlnor, Arlington, 1.00 l\lrs. Gilbert Gaudet, Muddy
Creek v. 1.00
Ladies of Ahram‘s Villa 5.00
B00 1100
l'i0 50 Si)
ge.
Walter Green. Summsreide Frank Macbiell Snmmereide,
Mrs. Ellen Milligan, Slterbrook. Mrs. Gcoige MacDonald, Little
Riwsr
Miss Winnie McGee; 'Little
River
Tobacco from Jemoe?B'. Mac-,
Donttld. val _ed et, ‘ ' 1.00
Ronald M nsld »Kolrld|<ltt~Me
“gr _ . 2.00
Overseas lecolsot. Hamilton .00 Mrs. C. B-. McKay .... $1.50
L50
1.00
.50
-Daniel G. McCormack 1.00
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