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British Troops Clear More Ground Near lonotmiirck and Couture More rrtsniieni. Germans Terrllily Puulslieil qi ymies' ppm _lhey Attacked ln Successive Waves and Were Utterly itouted. I ’ I ‘ I I I "

V (Canadian Press Despatch.)

l‘.~\itlS.- Violent nl'tillery"iigllllllg

is ill p1'ogi'css on the Vortilill front ile-

tlvcrli Avocoilrt and l-itll :£04 und on tho Alsne front, the War (lllitro nn-

nounces. No1'tl1 of Cnurieres Wooil lil the Verdun Sector Gernlan 1'ei:oli» llolierillg forces were repulsed.

NIGHT RAlDS_ BY BRITISH.

(Canadian Press Despatch.)

LOI\'DON.-- During the night we

carried out successful raltls northeast of Gollzeacollrt and southwest of llul-

suys toduy‘s ollicilll zlllllollllceluullt.

Soutlii-list of l.uilgel11u1't:k our troops (~ioal't‘il up a strong point. ill which an enenly party was holding out imme- diately in l`l'oilt ot' tlltl' new lino.

GERMANS TERRIBLY PUNISHED.

(Canadian Press Despiatch.)

Ltl.\lll(lN.-- in zl Storm of \vlnd and

ruill the Germans twice last. niizllt ai, tuclierl the llritisll lille listride the Ypret; Melliil Road. 'l`hey eaine in waves and were terribly ptlnlshed.

BRITISH MADE PROGRESS.

LONDON- The official report from

British lieadqual'ters ill France to- night reads;

“A heavy rain has fallen 1 through-

out the day. This afternoon ollr troops attacked the enem_v's positions east und soutllsast. ot' iililfiielllllfllk- lflrst reports liitlicute that we made .=i1tlsi`aciui'y progress.

"The enemy attempted a raid on

one oi' our posts north of Leils this morning but was driven oft’ with loss.

"Bombing raids and observation

wink for the artlllel'_v were cari'ieil out vlgoroltsly _\'ests|'dz1y by our nir- pliillus. The ellenly's llatteries, trans- port und ii1l`tliliry were effectively en- gaged with lntiulliilo gun fire. During' the lille intervals the eneiny`s air- iluri ivere active and riggl'essive. ill the air lighting i`o1lr Gernlnll airplan- es \\'cl't~ Ilrougllt down :three others

‘ww (|,.iw" down Om of mm,-(,l_ TWU ull llnlltls hy ti lirllisli suhillurlne in

ol our illilrlllnes are missing." ‘

MUTUAL CONGRATULATIONS

i.()l»`DON.- (viu Reuter's (li.tnwa

As'-llryi---lé_eiltei"s <'ol'i't~.spoiiiir:lli. ut ltililsll Army l-lesdqllarters ill i~`raii<:e <'.l\-11 ‘

I<‘i1~lil Mnrsliul Sir Dollglus Iiaig

lt'le_::1'uilllt~il Geilerlll Petalll, Colllltliill- tl(-1'-ill-t`l1iei‘ of tho l~‘rellcl1 armies its

hlllowr. on the illlnil iilutunt: ` _ “Ali rrirlks ol the Ilritisii armies ill

l"ruii<'i1 join ine in hearty coiigrntulu- tions to you and your gallant armies on the splendid results gained ut. Ver- dnn _vt-.stel'tluy. Tile enemy will noi. he

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MInard's Llnlment cures toothache.~

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TEMI§E.RA'l‘URE

TIDE. MOON, l£’T(`.i.

'l`ORi'l!\"l`O. August. 30. Moderate to

south we-st winds init und wurln to- day und on Friday. `

The highest temperature recortleli

“l"~'=l»'l'tlay was 69 degrees above. At 10 ii. ln. lt. was 67 shove; at t'l‘p. m.

it wiv G6 shove. The lowest they Previous night. was 65 above.

The tide will he high this morning

at 7.31 ulld toiliori'ow at 8.47; it will he high tonight ut. 9.20 und tomorrow ei iotlo. ;

The sun sets this evening at 7-01°

and tomorrow at 6.59; it rises tonlor-I FUW morning at 5.148 anti Saturday "I- 5.3ll. '

The moon sets tomorrow mioruintr

Rl 4.36.

The first quarter of the mooli was

Oli Sltlirtiay. Aug. 25th at 2.08 p.ni.I T|1t‘I'o will be a full' illooll on Sut-

“ffillf-'. Sept. lst at 7.29 n. ill.

Tile ienlrth of today will he tlittlell

hours and twenty-live minutes.

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W' VL' ` ' v £7 `; ’ I' |‘ I 1 ‘V1 2. "1, . .l. I Jer .;.»V~r~.. aueusr so. 1917 1%.-‘Z:'J.:$ .‘..i'I!:,?.T'.”..f.?.it’f& °....i.'.'... M” 1.. 1..-'-5'

nhle to endure nlany more Nm.” Illo'.\'s: A

(,l.ncl.il l‘e,t.ilil lt.‘pllc|| 115 i¢,]|(,“.S. llcltrty thanks lor the kind mn.

;:l'ilt.uliltloi1s of the guliilnt. llriiighi `1ti'uop.<. who have so llrilliaiitly dis.: tlnguisileil tllelnselves ugain during ` UW lf*-gl "UW (INXS in l"ian<lers and si 1_ Lolls. it will touch the llczlrls oi' tht-1 mitllers ui Verilllil. wllo are iiliitvd

"UNI I0 Will. and al colllnloll ussur-‘ ance of success." n

(Canadian Press Despatch.) '

illrlolliutlon they had lilaltle ill the Ger- nlun llosititllls iiiil'tl1east ni' l~`resel1- ll hells' on the l"lnlide1's front, Arlny` tl I|l!1lii'tlItil'tt‘l's nilliollllced today. ‘ in tl

niniiiilii 1`rollt 'l‘elltol1it: forces storm od hill positions y<'ste1'iliiy, say-5; thi, ll

GIIEIII BIIIIIE

BERLIN REPORT. o

lll~Iiii.lN.~ Gel'mnn <'ollnte1'-uttnrk U

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I A ports tlli1t'si1'il1lg Japitllese: fol‘iI.'l;

(From Our Own Correspondent.) ins h'll'nlol1lol1sl_v us l11.~ls'iilli'. l-'ol' tlrlt' Newt" N"“`h"i“m@" "Y Mumch which (l'I"l`.-\\V.~’\.~- 'Vile .\liliiitl'_\' Sl-l'\'ii'v' . li»:1~'1ill lit- di-.tllllirll it Ili.~"l|l|ty lil ilt'i'l'llt “ISU ’;|’"“"'IutO”' 0" me possibility of

Bill wits l~!i\'t'll lt(l_\';il :1'<.~'i'lli ill Illt- Sv- tilt' illrililtllln ill' tilt' |'l'll11r- .\|il1i:<tt'l' "‘"’“‘i""`H"g “Wh tmops to the RUS' lluio (‘llz1l11hi'l' thi.-'. ili`ti\l'ltooll. Itir. .lii¢<-_ to wit-ri hull oi' the l|lt~l1lln_'i'.\- ot' the Situ' from' H' UU’ "“i|“’“Y facmtics tive l)ili`l`. :trting Ilvpllty tll>\'t'rliol'- llilnrll ol' Slvliitttitlll. 1w"'W H1" "mme "S ,mmm Um war’ it

Gcllornl, ulllcintillg in thi- :iilsi-1li'v oi' T() REQU|S|'|-|0N SQHQONERS |:0R|";"~""" f""|' 0I"’I'i1lI0|l_ W0lll1i require a

the lllike ut' llt\vui1.~'liil‘i-. 'l`Il\» t'i-1'(-- CARRy|NQ AN1'HRAc|TE_ H_‘:_ll';l'tl`I1'°'I‘)Zlt tim "1m“ti'°“ has bee." lnuny took plilru >'l1o1'il\- utter thrift: "' ‘ "ld """nu~" ‘\"'eri"“"S "nd J"" o‘i-lock and the |=1'1>1~.r-t:tlvill.l:.»' oi tl .' ~ i"‘"(`S"‘ Imving 'uid "cw tracks and

l~`ollowllig thu i'n_\“.|l u.~'si'11

ilill Sli' itoiwlt ltorili-ll lzilsi-il 111

olillllolis the qllostluii (lf nppoilliil

__vostertlay drove the British from (hp the lltlnrll of .\‘eli'i'iit»ll to iiilnlo o

li' (From Our Own Correspondent)

to the Srliute t-ilul11ht-1- to \vii11i-;=.< 111.- ilu. _\|;,,;-;1,,,- uf pytirim, mpi irispgtit-_< 1-we

. .

'~'i- limi ililllfwi tilt! ('0lllllll15Ul`.V 501" lltttl any i`t|i'l»i1tr1' statltlnrllt to nltilie

' ivi1:e.liic:|slll'e uptln thi- stlitllit- hooks l't'gnl1lill_L-g the <'zii'l‘yill1.: of nlltlll'ai:i-tc. I

i’ the lloilliilioli. <:o.'ll i`l'olil thi’ lnilics tri tho l\lul'itii1l<~i V A ' i to the lolt 'li - l .il .li

V, | ' s. ` lt' .;ciisol1,` lt su* _ was ' 1 - G P

' the ' \ uneilii; and the people thi'i‘(~ were _ `

ht ill iuu’ ` l lil l the l ' h

lg 1 i; n .1 \\'c1'r|ivt tl llg

fr. lghts. ' -

' 1.1 '1l|l1ol|lli't‘n 1|' \\"t" lll‘i~|1ai'tltl to

Iiiiilil in ' t"1l'tll|t» ' ' ‘lots tlllill tilt'

111 I loltn .it lil

Sir \\`iit`riil l.:t|lrl('r i=\'ii|<‘nii_\' lvl! $11; lltlv; in-illp i'l1lii'l.:i-(l. iii! (lid lloli (Canadian Press Despatch.)

inlseil' in il iliiiirilli |1»1~itl<lll lint ln' iillzw how lilllrh i`llrtht'r the ii1tcl'ssis U'|"|`»\\Vf\-"" I'5Xll`UIll'~‘l.\' |102"/.V "11

illllirllilireilleilt. ` More tlllln 600 pri- iillnily stiltiwl tllalt siltvi- lh~~ lm-.1.:1l|'<-411-i1i1»:'i1i\1l ip thu noni trilih- \\'t»ri~ pre- -'llHIIl.\' lift'-fi "f‘“'i""*"I I9' P0lii‘ in hy sollers'\\'ere taken. was now luw lt In»l1oilv<-il :ill izooii mth plllwl il gil. allld ri wth; not rvnily 1:1 ifulllc to the Itertn'tl`s Olllee. those .

is to see illut it \\';i;< i'li:'r|i-il out l1l;:!;1- :1 iii-i`il1-tr; .stzltt‘|ll<nt. l f1I\I\0‘~I"U“‘| fI""" S"fU"‘la.V night N0

I. noon today llilnihering approximately I.

---..-~»~!-.....¢~.~,~...-.-....~-»~..,. ...... ..~~-.-.--~»-.~wv--»~~w»- 2,700. It is understood the roll will

IIN IIIIIIAN IRNNI

(Canadian Press Despatch.) ilt)lill;I.-~ Italian troops pushing for

ward on the Balilsizzu Plateau have i'eziclic1l :-1 |lo\verl`lll Austl'izln llet`vll- D s=i\'o_lil1@ and are now littuoklllg it. thu \\'1.1r Ollire announces. On the heights ileyclnd Goriziu the Italians made

gains.

BIIIIISH SUB IlESlIllIYlIl HUN U-Billl

.\.\.' .-\_'l'l.A.\l'|'lil ron'l‘.~- 'rite .los-'

t.r1lrt.loll ol tl Uerlnull sulliilnrlllo with

(1 .lt ily tho captain of .l Brit.

.‘tt:.illlel' \vliil'll \vlls torpetloed by tlie` onelny siilil1lnl'i11t~. The trader. wllicli

was littilrltmi on li voyage front thi:-1| f't1|lllll'_v to il llriiish port. returned! hero :liter heing ropaii'ed nilroad. | ’ .\i'i:ol'illl1g to the cnptnlll ol' the

tl'ail|~l'. the ronlnililider ot' tho Germzll =~ulll1lurilio uttzlcketl tile llrltisll mer-

(. . . . .

the /\tl:iiltit' ()i'c1lll was dest:l'ihetl hel‘o` i (l'_' _~ '. ' ' " ish.

‘~|

il.ii1tnlun h_\ illiiig his dock gulls

fiiiletl to send her to the llottoln. Tile

Ilrokcli in two :ind sunk ily it torpedo |`ro|n tho iiritlsll ullderelea t'.rnl`t. The sieulnlliip crew then hoardeil their vt-ssei. punlped her out und i'cui:lled it llritish port.

KING Ill GREECE

'VISIIS SAIIINIKI

:".ALO!\'lKl. Gl'er.i'.r,-l(Illg Aluxilll- der todny visited Sulonikl und vlieiv- » ed the iievltstion caused h.\' lil" l"~’l'0"i firc. 'File' l(l'ng was recelvetl llv Greek officials and allso ily (icilelul Surruii. the |"|‘elicl: (`.onli11i1iltl<.l' und liicut (lmlernl Milne. tho llritiih tfnnl- niailirter und' the foreign <'on'sliis.

i\i`tr’.r inspecting the burned urea

and tho refugee ealnps King Alexan- der liud un iiudlenco of Generals Snr- mll imil Milne

(ielleivii Hnrruii ilns lnt`orln'.'d the

Mnyor oi' Silloniki thut the French Govellllneilt was sending a eolltribll- (|011 oi' lnoney to ilid the people. lie "|50 pi-omllliml that I"rliilt:r would fu,-ilisll tools und llitltivrluls with with-ll to hnihl temporary iilvi-ilillgs for iiiie fl0P\||“"9- _ '

Tile visit of King Alexander initio!

Mtnsrih Llnlmdnt curn titstomiier- "

it good_ ilnpressilan oll..l.hs people who `

frequently ffileiefed him' ' i 5|' w"f".|`5 'md “AUlll.Y".Conscription form an "Unh°Iy.Nlllnnec" sgalnlt G.E.F. and' Mlu Canada

} L_ . _ Donllliioll, visiting l’l_'lnce Edward ip.

will-li the t.ol'pcilo which struck llerl THE [ATE EARL GREY luntl.

trndul-'S (:|<u“y' wh() had lakan to the 1~‘~v'~V-v“V”“*V*“*»--'”‘*"“*~*’**‘~Vv-"~"‘*”‘””“””“*’*"“` """""""""""""""""°"""" "“"""""""""""` """‘ "‘ " '**"”*`~"‘--‘~~~-~ open Ilouts. wltilessoil the arrival oi’ ‘Ir

THE MYSTERY OF THE BLOODY KEY---NQ-` '

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' BERLIN lllllllllil

Possibility of time Being il

MP. -|llS|iC€ Way to Russia forNlhit_:hTllere

General 0iiiciated i=l.dilse`t`i`.¢.ti til Il_uk`t‘: ' ol t\f¢'G<i°<`l"*°"\l°iF~i<=lllfl°=>- llevopsl1i_re. Sir Wiiir.i.l1 Liiutfltflf Accented, . _ --

(Canadlan Press Despatch.)

/li ltl(`il b\Vl'l`ZERIiAND --

llnvo hecn collcentrated in Manctnlri

Isre given i-llrreiit-_v ill Bavaria by th

l (>.mumm|_; ,_\.[_|.,, inH,,.l.lmm] rm, H I-UW U.|..I._\“.A\‘__Hmmmmu Ml__ Puggsr ;;l:1ilt-liytiteiit illlprovcments ill tho I-oil.

`~ ' . . - 1,. -_ _ _ _ ___ -'sire

0 theil Allies hy a, i.on1nlon tieterlllin HUHUIL- willli tht- i1ls.1nil<ls iiillillllti li-_\, 111 thi romlnolls ioduy, zlsltvil 1. Z"

ll1el1lht:i‘ i'o1' <~:1i-h ot' tilt-. liii';1i irillil- lion. .“.li'. lllizql l't1|llicil that lle»FUt(||i_ti8S Ure Pl‘0pUl'ti0i1U"y ul.; Tilt- l'r` - ` -' ' '

. . lin( .\11lil.~i<l llltl1i1.lti1l`l il . l 1..

litt Ile wilt; \\:litilll: itll' thi' I.\':iilr'r :11l6l|t1l'i-1" illi' r("|lli.-ititlllillt; tit' iirlitltl- 1 t`ilit~tl|lllii.<iti(|11 to l1<\iliill,1i1; hi~ pro- lllil I t1.i':1l'r_\' ti».'tl ti: tit John. llnliitlx

tile lu`rtii1. Valley region on the Ron lloriinn ot' thu( = ' .

of the 'prolollgod lighting at Leng 'illalt the pel't'<-rintgo of i'at.allties it light is' illilstiwitotl hy todny‘s figures one list of 386 containing only four teen fatalities(

I INIAIIY NESIIIIIYEII

tho St'll\vni'tr.-l\”opell torpedo works in

'lla-rliil wer: ilvstroyeil ily llre on Sun (dny. 'l`Iioi'o are rnillors illnt const tIt~l-iih!i- lim. oi' life attended the con flilgrptloll. " “

IIIRI NIIEY Illllll

(Canadian Press Despatch.)

I.fi\'i)tl.’\’.- ldnrl (lrey former Go-

; vi'|‘l1ol'~(lellf:i'tli of ('an:1il'zl died at. six ‘owzlortk this morning ut l-lowiek

ilouso, .\'oi‘tilll|lll1erlai1ii, after n long ill~1<.~.~<.i‘.. The t'|lllei':il will ho llelfl at ltowlcli on Sutiirilay when it memorial scrvirre will he held ili London. ' i I‘l“l`I Ulm' was Governor General of

Vallzlrilt from i904 to Iilllf During his illirlliilbtllli-_v he nizitle ;\ tolli' of the

HO ;¢'g

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he hf~zlv_v for some days as a/result

t'()l"l<1NHi\t,'l"2l\'.~- The foundry oi_

College llull yesteniay afternoon.

Although collsiderallly helow tht

not surpassillg that ot' previous years

iiutule.

-in lnora for the growing of this beauti- t'ul plnnt it being one of the tnost sllo\\'_',' perrclinlails grown.

has ever shown. i~Iis’exhilllt includes

dallliall or nl:-lny different kinds, sizltizallthus, salviu, decorative corn. Tile dulllius ure tl'i|ly wondert`ul. il1~ cluding c.1i~tus, peony.»show." fancy polll-poill ill-i-orui.ive and collarette.

Anlong ntllor lcudilig exhibitors

may he rnentioileil Mr. James‘D. Ste- wart, i\l.l..A., City! Mrs. D. J. Ste- wart, l.owe.r Montague; Mrs. J. O. lly11dman_ (‘ity; Mrs. J. E. Hobert- son, Montague; Mrs. Mcliarty. City; Mrs. <`.. G. Duffy, City.; Mr. Edwin \Villizims. City; Mr. W. A. Stewart. Citv; llliss R. J. McKelvle, Slimmer-

side und Miss M. S. Moore. Eldon.

A tlerlrlerlly well ilrrangerl and

highly intereotillg display is that made by the Experimental Farm. This exhillit is lull of helpful ‘and sugges- tive ideas for the farnier along the tliiferelit lines oi’ ngi'ii'ultul'al endea- vor. Something new in this exllibit is the illulninzited views oi’ farm scenes. etr. These views are ac- tual f'olore-tl photographs on gl-ass, and are shown by menus of electric lights lilside oi' square wooden ` t'olnpnrt.- ments. the glass photos forming the aides of the eolllpnrtnltlllt. the effect being fleritlerily natural

The attendance at the opening at

it o'i'lot:k was small.

lion. M. iVlcKiiinon ill int.rodni~lllg

the lsieut.-iiovcrnor referred to the very cretlitublo display of fiowel's, con- sidcrilli: the farzt that this year flow- ers have given wily largely to vege- viillles. llc referred tu the fact that only a coinpurutively hort time ago where the back-yards &vere usually vacant there is now to he seen many ileatllillll plunts. lio cnngl‘;ttlil'iteri lim Floral Association upon the stur- cess attending their el'l'orts. I

Lleut.-Governor Mi-.Donald rlcvlnreti

it it sollrrro of pleusitrt: to he present ut .tl show ol’ this kind. 'File people

"" ..'..:.".li'.l'.'."..‘i..'i.‘;; ig' ii:i.iii*i.ltt:

nunllner ot’ exllibit:-l ol' last year. UUE tiuulity in every way is fully up to. it

A liotnhie display is that of sweet

pens. it will delight thc eye ol every lover of the beautiful things in

I Zllr. John Wonnacott. Charlottetowil

is agaill to lilo fore with'u tlispluy as `-grunt its this "wizard of the flowers".

'ri-its l=lFui illvlt. '

F LGRNL

itiilutfioil

~ _

oifille Liiwt_lil`;inil (lsr en Competitions.

The filth annual Flower Show lleli"'¢'ol1tend with |0118 D0l“i0dS Of dl‘0\l8ll¢

hy the Prince Edward island Floral which retard the natural growth ot Association opened ill l‘l'ince oi' Wtllvr

Iplants. --

Prof. Macoun said he had judged 37

gardens and dwelt on tllnlmportnnce of vit-alniess and order, general effect, llorul display in itself and labor and enillusiasnl. ilor all ‘of which points were allowed in making the awards wliirll he announced as follows:

MAJOR t.AwNs. '

'I`lltiru is an increase this year ill i

the nunlhcr of exhibits ol perennial phlox ami citizens are evidently going

Louson.

itken. Longworth.

5*:-‘

71.2.2 2.1¢# `>

9°

1 MlN_0R LAWN8.

. w. A”. stewart. . Ewen McDougall.

3. ooo. E. l~‘ull.`-

1 4. A. A. Alley, W. F. Tldmdrsh. `(cquai). ' n

no H

. WINDOW BOXES

1. G. J. Rogers. _

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BACK_YARDS KEPT BY OWNER .AND FAMILY OWNER.

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Murdoch McLeod.

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Ray Brow.

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I. Miss Haviland.

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i. l-:filth stanley. . ` ill the evening there was g good At-

tondulice. The fourth Regiment Band was present and ‘diseoursed excellent mush-_ There was a sale of icecream ` 'und iiowers and everyone present en-

joyed is delightful time. '

The show will he continued today.

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here have it taste t`o1' flowers said he,

which is growing yeurly. lie const-i tiered the show to ho very crniiltnhle' to the promoters and commented]

them upon being uhis to keep up tho' nllnual show at such a time as this. ills l-ionor then rloclnrcd the show

opoll. ' \

ll. S. t`onsul l’oaruo followed wltll'

'ill interesting address. Ho suld li. was wollderlul what Prof. Clarke and those other inen nssotlizlled in this work urn uapabel of doing when they try. il(-. u<linil'ed the pilli-.k. grit und .~:t.i<-k-to-lliveness of the lneli and wo- men who hy their endeavors keep the illterest. alive ill these lnatters und said they were deserving of every praise. its referred to thu heuuty of tho ilowt-rs_ und the nestili=.t.ie do- Iight. alt`ol°dcd by tllenl. lion. MP. Pearce udiied spice to his remarks hy'

i number of humorous anecdotes und' concluded by expressing the hope that the dny would soon dawn when ih».' fair fields of Ln Bells Francs would

ilo longer ho plowed with shells until the tiller ol the soil would be alll-fl once more to pursue his peaceful avo- caiion for the good of the world and humallity. _

Prof. Macoun of Ottawa congratu-

lated the Floral Association upon the excellent exhibition before him. lla said tt seemed strange that. only° roizelltly tho people here have awak- ellod to the fact that they can pill. on it iiowor show not to be equalled uny- where in Canada. This is possible in-.cause of the cool _wehttler and cool nights and because of sudlcienvmots- - ture and sunshine. in 'Ontario and

_ _other parts of Canada they have to

(Canadian Frau Despatch.)

SACKVILLE. N. .B.- Excitement

ov:-r tho murdered soldier mystery has rapidly subsided and the lnvelttf gution carried on over two days loaves tim mutter where lt. atatred. that is to say. the unverified story of Q (lb teen your old boy. Both tho accused .tml this witness are new -lodged in the county jail at Dorchester. All yesterday afternoon Deputy Sheri!! llollsnd with a large body of men l11osl.l_v from town soarchdd Systemi- tionlly over the suspected area to who-li tim my led them. But- it wad it will-n-the-wisp'hui1`i for at 'no place was he ahle to polllt out the spot. where the hiding and h_ul'ylng` of th# hotly took place. Nevertheless he clung tenaclously to his story and was very ready to talk. When pressed for details he entered' into than very iulnutely lint it is evident enough tlidt such details were unconsoimisly nug- aested in the very dnestloni which were put to him. "' ` '

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