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At Thursday afternoon's session of

the Synod Rev. A. D. Archibald report de,- odidbr the committee on the Synod pro

Fund.

The receipts this year are $2324 hav

_ and the expenditures to the present - and

will leave akbalance of $270. As' service or perish. He then outlin- tiiereare outstanding liabilities there ed t_he objects of the movement, and vinl»l.oe ulrtnnstely a denelt of $70 the- ineuwos by which these ebiects viii-ibh`is fbetqtorthan last year. Mr. could_be attained. After the Pres. Aifclslbald ~mt1ved' that the govern- byiteries discuss the _movement there meds be naked fm- s. refund of $800 sihould be definite action and eight

',.Dr Roch ter of Toronto spoke

-___ , _ gg _ - .. 8,nli1h_sth observance. Before he be- Rev. Dr. Stewart sold, “We are gen,” the moderator conveyed the sym only playing with the business of the patliy. of the Synod on receiving the church. lf we do not secure a deep `n`d`v`ib'M tllodestll of his son on the ening of spiritual li.fe the forward battlefield. The Doctor said that movement will be a failure. A lea- 'the-'tiineb are critical, largely owing gue of prayer in every congregation boths War. The 'enemy--has come in family worship in every home and -liken flood. The first dlfdicullty a-~ the offering of 'a prayer every day rose diver s. resolution framed fbiy the at noon-, were recommended. Revs

Manufacturers Asgggisdon request- P. F. Moriarty and A. D. Wsuehope IM the Dominion rasnent to sus also spoke commending the move- pond the operation of the Lords Day ment

Act. This was unnecessary ae t

Act-maker-provision for the _work of ' _ EVENING SESSION | Rev. G. E. Fonbes presented a 1]; necessity' and mercy. There is a statement on behalf of the Foreign I H tendency ofthe times to exiplolt the ` The alumni supper held in the ~Mission Committee. ' Rev. Mr. fbo _Lords Dsrfor private gain. ` church dining room inf the evening Thompson, Superintendent oi Chl- iel”

on day.-, of special service

ved that we have an undreamed capacity for self sacrifice, that we e latent .powers ready to lbe used we must give ourselves to this

_ .usi'7Iilhi'iG°2l3§f§@ =”""ili.'liiiiiiI"lfl

conded by Rev Mr Mulll an

bertson of Toronto General Suuda School secretary followed.

lin-l-ring tho Sunday School and hom

_ Reiv. W. P. Grunt of Truro, posed the appointment of a I<‘-icld

heavy We should have fewer con

more time is given to carry it out.

nod _

-'~Dr. Rochester then referred to the was very largely attended. Rev. ness work n- Ca d

Sunday rsiilwu/y excursions, limiting chair. The secretary-Treasurer, Rev. J. A. Scrimgeour returned

- tliass toltrsnsportation of soldiers. Rev. R. B. Layton reported a bal_ _missionary from Demersra dealt

Moving picture houses. were allowed ance ot $1,004. The onfioers of the to-that 011911041.-N‘..ml¢1inrities on Sun- association - were then elected, 'Rev. tlK_Y'Tbi‘_"ro,t:rultlng ‘purposes but as A. H. Campbell of _Sydney being the

, o_i'|?d_r‘hOlf _ln_'hdur Wal ilsivotsd to re new president and Mr. Layton re- , 'nkllilitd lpioohos durin¢.a_perform- elected secretary treasurer. Ad-

q`u;ia_`.'oi-»L_ho_ut eight/ hours, it was a dresses were -given by the moderator gag! travesty on military effort. Rev. Angus MacMillan, Prof. Shaw,

'ch Blinds? shows however, lasted Dr. Gandie-r, representing Knox Col

only Wo weeks and now throughout lqe, Rev. Mr. Drummond, Montreal Uinsdh, afeiw exceptions in Queibec. College, Rev. Mr. Mulligan, Manito "there l'a`not a. movi picture house ba Colle e Rev. L H McLean

Us _ _ g , ` . .

open on'Bundsy. Canada is to bf- Queens, Prof. ' Falconer, Rev. Dr

congratulated on- the measure in Fullerton, Rev. Dr. H. R. Grant and

whiixhmheihns retained the integrity others. of ,her Kiibhlth during the period of Reverend H. M. Upham resum

' *OECD

the roi-lowing:

I..4.fter. commenting on the eouliu ‘ That 'the policy and recommends

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-ddotblom ‘ofthe ‘Attorney`Gen'ersl of tions of our _church adopted by the NiM.so‘utis,-not to give his consent General Assemnily as outlined in the ‘to -pro_'sscutdons for Sunday selling' report of 'sssein.'bly’s Board be care- tiirlsis -there was disturbanice in con- fully considered by Preslbyteries and llotttidn .tilnrsw`1lth. - ` as far ssl possiiblqadoptd by each con

_with his_labors_ in that field, making

_ (continued on page eight) ‘Y

-A AMSTERDAM, Oct. 4.-Prince Max~

imillan of Baden has been named Ger- man imperial Chancellor according to ‘the Zeitung Am Mittag of Berlin.

PARIS_ Oct. 3.--During the periiod

from September 10 to -September 30 the Allied armies in France and Bel- glu.m_~l1ave captured 2,844 officers,

- 120.192 men. 1,600 cannons and more

stress sadjstfsin.. The closing of ed the report on Sunday Schools and smfslimtores- on Sunday would ssi Young Peoples Societies. presenting __lf§e`;thoilsandh at -young men and certain recommendations including

311111 6.000 machien -gun-s_ according to an lofllcial tateme-'nit issued -here to. nlsfht. Since July 15_and up till Sep- tember 30 'the Alidles have captured 5.518 officers, 248,494 men. 3,669 can. non rnorethan 2,300 machine guns and hundreds qi’ mine throwers. _*io ‘ e _ - .

An- address' by Rev. Dr. J. C. Ro- m

Dr. Robentson spo-ke on the For- the

ward Movement and the work of the S__eec___ H Sunday School and Young People’s __ ' Board. He dwelt on the need of aL

and. strongly advocated the appoint. 1110 mem 01' af Field SeCi"9l`l1l‘Y. over it billion dollars while the vnlu

gp' _I of thc present ycars crop all over th e- _ _

cmtary on _he ground _hat _hc dominion is iiemeudous.

church organization is becoming top

veiuiohs ,less ui-Ik ei how to de wort; J S and- more action. The Forward ' ' ‘

Movement will die at its -birth unless

The appointment of an active min_ '

ister to the position adds another vo.. cancy to the 40 vacancies in the Sy- s_

Ross, ibut this could not happen un- _'appointed Field Secretary. . OTTAWA.. Ont. Oct-i-Sir 'l‘lIoIuus

our leadership. The war has The adoption of the report was se- . Wh _ - » .

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ite, \/L1 rrow ni

y \vlll

or of Finniicc, leaves l

open l, Wi-uni Iulniist.

‘l` u Billion dollars is th

\V;A-SHINGTON. Oct. 4.--The U. S 'l`ainpa_ it l`oI'mcr coast guard cutto

I _.___

FrancoAmerioan attack on the fron

vs_ Winkel already have been sent to Bnv

aria.. Some of the villagers ihave cs-

rapcd across the Swiss frontier.

A BERLIN-REPORT

Armentiercs und 'Lens were eva-

cuated by us without fighting on Tues- diiy night. We occupied roar-gunrd positions cast nt’ both town-s".

Thus Berlin announces the abandon-

ment of' Lens coalfields for possession .Of Whicll during 1915, 1916 and 1917 many great battles were fought.

irlio Doctor read amid applause a s1'08aii°11 110 its P1‘°81‘0»111111° 0! Ci1l’iS~

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lvlaftoll Afilireived his reilieden tlan 'Education and that as an essen FG G

h..iI.re_I_s neiiru. neun; tint the ne ual .mn of the swat forward move-_ ` ‘ . _ _ -p_I'ily_ A_ti_orney,'Gensrui had consented ment,~ special diifolit be Dlli 101111 £0.

_seconded by_`_Rle'v. R, W, ftess was qiiate rsliigiouseducatlon as outlined

'” sed colnmendln-g the work 0! the in the curriculum Prepared by this

, _ Wm _ 0

‘ %l:)i‘ds‘Day._Alllsloe to the`S'ynod and A'1`llio111lbiy's B`0l11‘d 111111351' file. 10111101'-I (Special te The Gusrdlsm m_,___h '_-_ _ _ __ _

l_p.pm°_‘m_‘ ____m_wo_____ of D___ Roch” smp _ot conggcrated _md __m___ed _“_ OTTA_w_A oc__ ____T____ ____ Ierc s evory lnilitiitloit th.-it

» I ed tl

tes- me Rev-__ o. w. mingle. chars and -that ample om_ori_u_nIIv__I>1; _,___ _,___ _.___,___,-me _,__ ____ _____”__, ______":_ " _" ~ nf" I -F gi en t our youngpeope en s _ kimtbgodngrgegidmnn over byogigtf invmorg active and useful Christian war' They "9 making Plims for millili- " -_ "ti-ws`s'thet1‘~opsned‘, 'qlhs ¢||;||- helpfulness through e movement in “"3 m*"‘“f“C°“"ill‘8 fills L‘0111i11§ your

this |p¢_k¢_-mg me gh,” 10|.; can to young peoples work. fm a larger scale than- ever. During

reoonsserstion in every relationship (2) That-the following be ar- the mst -twelve months 'rh I

' ""‘ "`ff3.“‘"°°."i Iiilfa. _*dr ihilrs liicruits for -pointed f°l>‘.`§'5“i°*~i”°H °f 5Y11°‘1f °“ Isl M niui N B mp".

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mi minl|_try_ and for me P_°_w_,en",_ the co-operative committee of the avenge oo1_1;_____uaI‘d _:ii spent on an J(__proppM¢i»|||,|_p_;= my 'qhqggw gg .Msirittxns Province Boys Advisory Y _ m °“ d°"Bf“ ‘

to.trsn`¢late the chsilenge to“con‘ Dommitwe- - I ‘ --~ - -- -

5§§"rg,tg|| gg ‘Q imp ,cgugny WM; Nova Scotia - Rev J T McKin_

los msn when byggmd, N, non Rev J W A Nicholson, W

-- ._ ‘f r. -stewart. members of Dvwlins- J- A- M°¢K°°w» Mbi- _, '1a_ _ is committee on the For R916. Allan’ Cl'“|°k5\i\““k

" ‘ ns to | 9 _ P E. Island - Rev. A. McKs

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_ I "nose been with vi., Alex. Irv-ms. J. D. Mckenzie J. c. _ -ei

_ ____-g-__.. . __-__a_i_.;|,g somsmiss of 1if_ Jagdine. _s_____ _ R 1 C J ve;|_|o §l_1_e s_v_v___::y 2-o_i_1_1__gdlI§s_I;t __Torr§-_submai-Ines.

`.'.- "5 "f ummer ous- ev. . .' 1 . 0 rs rs- gh __ _ _ 1"L_'I'._ln}I__%g&?r‘°v|~t;,¢:§gwTgv:_ C|-‘U'wdg,_ J_ D_ M¢|{ay__ ling transport steamer fwith a cargo_ G mad( tm voyage nm" mhmm"

_ *_ 'n'w0“|d_»d¢_,,|°_, mo' N. B. and P. E. Islsnd - Rev. H. _of 8500 tons of salt consigned to Csr-'

_ _.. .' Illiial llioveunent and leave C~_;;W“_‘;__§_°;°x “Sidi c__Uwd_s 8° i "‘-’.‘" _B’°""’ arrived in 9°" Y°9l6l‘dl1y~

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'v " ` _'ri eseesoeeaeeoo-oboess»aess,ee_'oes,ess#~ M mnmqr Wm' 1° 36° fm I"

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illilllllhllliofll

iiti 5

lluslfvrash ‘lo mosey 'os gasoline.

pst, too-e_v¢rr_dol_lsr of it we can save.

d‘ll`iIl‘H U10 Cfllllillg year this volume of business will not only be Innilntalnod buf °V0ll iili`E!0|_\’ lncrcnseil; the total ox pendliure by llie board might even run WS il»i8h his filly mi_llions. 'l‘ho heavy intensive fighting in progress nt pres. ent requires il tremendous expoiIrl-- iiure of shells.

_,111 rnng and is now discharging ai.

2 "ov-it r-skin”

tint. om- -mi-e ui msec un nl-

sisdisg-.bfssi-ihss. ie mais. 'rue uu_m|tnln»

st. some u mum; up an eu for s "ny nu."

_ _

ry. it is msseihly for us to he whos our ‘own flesh' and blood in

with the foe. -We need to shape

a nd -simple lines.

We-*must wuts no gasoline.

sm Idmiiss sm mossy NM Hilo.

e`I¢__'g'_u_s»ne¢ooee coco

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length and built of steel is the first _lo lrrlve in Charlottetown fully eq- ulillwd to desi with I-lun mines and

imuounonmnsms,

COMING EVENTS, --

MEETINGS, ETC

“In the I. 0. D. E. announcement

yesterday the name Miss Marion Lowe

read Instead Miss Elsie Lowe.

Mllpd _

annual meeting of

Dlimond Fox Co..

at_‘l'ryon_

M711.

1° Sydilfly. (7. B.. lu sovolitocn duys and mot with fairly good weather during that time. This sl1lI1_w1s one or a convoy ei 35

"°"°l1 leaving oihruliar, They separated in thc middle nf thu Atlun-` tic. Three days out from Gibraltar one submarine was sighted which succeeding in sinking" u transport. and six lives were lost.

Coming into the Atlantic another

submarine was sighted and she also suceeded in sinking one of the ships s Norweigsn_ - _

This’ look place quite close to the ship now in ,port hare with what loss was not ascertained ss all speed was put on to escape the ruthless ses iabksl. _ ‘ ' This ship is equipped with a good

sized machine gun, four mins sweep ers and s "saddle" This is an appaii-` tub, which protects over the bow and

- - ~ - - f . 1 _ RoivIII~:, oct. 4-American, Brit-

. 1. - ' - . ish and Italian Wa.-rshlpe have destroy-

' . ed the Austivlan N-ave-l Base at Duraz-

‘ ' ` " / 0 " - zo in the Adriatic and the wanships an- ~

chored there, according to an announ~

F r d ve cement made by Premier Orlando.

_ worwil ment, Sunday Schools.

,_ _‘ _-.._Qi1;grv_i\.n§_¢ of - _e _ _ _i;d’_s_,,D_ay, ,_.,and__Eorei_gn Missions. Alumni l _

.lianquet Well Attended. I _ it

t ioi the west wllcrc he

_ Victory Loan Cunlpuign. g on Tuesiiay, Oct. Sli". will deliver his first

wail obje-give of the new Loan Chin

__ pa-l-gn. Suv gs in 'Canadian banks last

nth reached the record figure of

- Wil-H All HANDS

naval service- was lost off the gllsh const, Sept. 26 with all on ard while on convoy duty. Ten oflic- S and 109 enlisted men ol’ the crew

i na 9, spoke on tha; one British officer and five civilian

sctlofr of the Allidnce with regard to C. `iMunro, president, occupied the work. _employees los; their lives ~

GENEVA, Oct. 4.-German military

uutihorities have begun to remove the - _ _ _ _ inha»biits.nts of Alasce 'according to _ bam” W” "'h° "W" “"3” ‘nd 9"*

the Democrat in expectation of a D _ _ :_;i11;i____l_h th; Ca_l_l:dT__1;_cor.'pa

_ s e , " ea s our

casualties are now heavier in the re-

_ cent operation t-han in the battles of l_ _ \ the _previous _seven weeks before

Amicus and A_rr's¢_ and-fyhen we went

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tier. Tile inhabiants of twenty villag-

lncludimg Ferette. Goutavon and

intervening Towns.

0 _

(special to The Guardian) towns and villages taken include ,p

LONDON, Oct. 4_-Good news comes Sv;-'.'IuchnI't (i'I;»cuptIIro<l)- Ytainicourt ville are now wfltihinthe British -lines.

-ei ln like It i`io01l_ Tile best is that on un \Viu_ncouI1L Gouy and Lccatolct. ilnw lsr to thooast ‘the lreuredt -is to

eight miles section oi' the front lav-

t\v.~i‘n SL Qulfniiil and Cain-hrIIi_ in LENS UTTERLY WRECKED vnemy will probably make: -a stand

- IIII aittiick wlilcll begun ut ii ifulolzk k- we-ll to the west of D0ua'l_ until

this _morIIiug, lingliisll 'und Austrixliiul \VliItlIout u blow the ‘troops in front l'lIiIncr'g opening on the Lys dls~

L' troops snizis-licil u lurgc and vital part ol' Leng have now occupied, a city thral 1010505 the line of his advance toward of the Iliudcllburg trench -system and has cost thousands of lives to botii'Lllle. The River has -been crossed.

Ileilinltely 'passed beyond the Gorman the attacking and defending forces

Ilcicncca into the open. country. They The town is oi’ course utterly wreck- I0

captured 5000 prisoners. oil. Tliers- are few uninjured houses D0g01lli8's' French al‘my=to‘-the - Lys

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IINoTI»II5Ie suiisuiu-G

Bi IIII-2 BRITISH is

Fought Their Way Over an Eight Mile Front Belwe.¢n,_CBlTibl‘ai and

bt. Quentin Through a Vital Section of the Hindenburg _l_.ine_,___ "lea: Through to the Open- Beyond, Capturing 5,000 Prisoners -an all

carried docs not yet appear but the

The evacuation may gtmve been due

k.nowledge that ‘the »m0r"i{1g of

_, Au unofficial rcpolt says many gum in Lcns and t-lin mining villages that 11681011 Wad thi! .fimst sdep toWs'rd the

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prisoner were -taken but contents him- mans are retiring on a 20 mile front. sc-If with the statement that “A large perhaps* all the way from Lys to the a°U'°“- ' ' num-bm* of prisoners were captured by ‘Fez-1I'pc_ Arnlciitieres. llubers, i “Sill H1059 iillCC05Sfl_ii $!D¢"8~‘U0ll§'_’. U10 linss'es,_.Hulluch, Lens, Soisson '

and a large number of additional towns stretch out from it in all directions lll3\l§1ll‘l1ti0l1 of a new liattle of Fland- Iuid vlillsges have been taken. The The overhead work; of the mines CVS- T116 €l1€l¥ly 1188 d0Ci'iD€Ai. to hm uilvanco -at its apex is now at Moll Iilso iluvc- been destroyed by thu art-. file Fisk Of havin! H- Very <!0l181dBl'- l3ronan_ Tanks were used with great illcI‘y of both arniilcs and most of the: UNC' Daft 0f his 3-"HY ‘lil ~Yl0l'fil0l‘\1 success' in tim attack the strength ol' Iul-nc's lIuvo`bec11 flooded but the coal I""a“¢e and |11 I“|HHd0lB ~'0l1V0i0|>0¢i- the position stormed was 0‘xtre.ordln- remains and the erlmfts and pltheads

ary according to Renter despatch can be repaired quic-kly with materialsihy '-110 i`0°0VU-‘Y Of 'U19 ‘5‘l11l1d9_l‘,8 “and oii’icers` Say the Germans now -that have been accumulated in advance- ridges' Plume? and Kill! Albert clear-

. must ask tile-mselvcfs if they were ull- of evacuation. - 1-V

Having won a large initai-success

intend tokeep pe-ggiing away until

able to llc~!d such forti-t`lcrl`positioIls they Clear U10 0024"- *H14-.3156 50'*-'il how they inn hope ie Siem the khaki c.snIvIANs RETIRING oN zo MILE, 01181111 and Bruses. An armored ear Ileqd on-ee it has fan-ly overflowed’ FRONT has 116211 111 R°11lers. the Belsinn re- into the open" Sir Dc-uglas Haig in

_ liils bulletin does not -say how many British rciorts show that the r- Withstfandmg the ¢`“d9a'V°1'3 0f»-111°

port says. and returned safely not-

“ri is

Germans in the town to put it out of

A delayed message trois Mr. Live

say, the Canadian press correspondent.

___ _ jst-ates that \be0fond_ question Tuesdays

(Special to The Guardian)

office announces that Albania has been

that Berat has been given up to the

'WW' I

Changed Whole Eastern Situation. Peral has of _ been Given Over to Italians Without a Fight, ‘;”°""‘ “‘“‘ my "“° “"“‘°"°"""”°

with tlmt of the ltallnus on the Lake

PARIS oct. 4.-fr-he Austrian wht-_ohm-id.. mme ` _ 6,

_ How far the retreat will be carried

ugh the Quctnt Drocourt line. The

The Retirement of Bugiria from War Has. ‘Lil ‘"““'1 l’°°“»*-°°°- 11”-11°

(

'cushions .holding this 'pivotal sector

the -line noiith 0l`Oa'inbre.i, 'i_t_ is

he ei the greet Allied victories ei- hd war.

-.---____

.000 MEN AND 1.000 GUNS CAP-

lo rise and throw off the Austrian

llallillld Wlllhollt Q. flglll. Tll9 A1lBi.I‘l£l.IlS_ yokg in 'whilqh (3559 Lhe Auglriang gre! W ut Duruzzo and other centres in Al liimly io fry io hold 0, lime a(-_msg

banla were in serious dallser of being' northern Serbia .iroin the Danube to_ »O0O06o6b'§l`s¢¢~c»os - cut otf by u Serbo-French advance the Bosnian fmngiey-_

'°Tp"°“°“l° in °°""'““ °”°°.' ` p'°"d° rdf -eww cmm and ymmg H - - V from Uskub westerly in association -_ A 'resolution moved by Dr. Rogers person in the congregation 11116 lMi°~i , . _ _

(Special to The Guardian) sity, gives General Gourad's troops _________

pAm3_ och 4__A|-kmhya movmtgii positions' from wllilch observation can ~Q|n|_ w6N~|>5Q_,__p_°”__-QlNg|qA|_

mon src pressing forward inthe direct I bfi had 110l‘lhWi1l‘d 810115 U10 M911" house 1vorlr.,A&5iy io Hrs. T. W. ic-n of Alelppo and have captured' Wlléy -10 Y0llZi0l'0S U19' il11l11°d‘-910 Uh" B9ntleii__Ksn9ih¢toilI _0d£.`3'14i

another body of 1,500 dis'organize»Il!JL‘01iiV0 Of ii10.“d|'lV0 'W W9" all 03512--_ Turks. The Turkish troops flint <-ross-I \"i\l`li if/Wétrd Grand Pro.” Tho Gommnii __'°WANT5°""'°°/*U,‘."°__’ mc: cd Ithu bordor into Perslxt soinctinivl Siiii ill 'U10 f01'C~B‘l‘ df UNO All-1011110 Wiliii dai'-V butmr' E' w'h°“"ey & 0°' Ltd' uso have been wlitlldraw-li and it is in the south of tho American anrl_1752'l0'4l_l112i1>d __ _t~_---~' -- ~

DU R/ING WEEK . . . .. _

cvccllated by Austrian -troops as afuepends on the attitude of the.LoNDoN,oet_ 4»-is the week endiu`~ `

result of the changes in Bulgaria -add Montenegrlns. ,They are almost cei-tan' yesterday the A1119, _have captured

0.000 men and 1.000 guns on the estern front.

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in Persia have been»Withdrawn and Baku “"“"°"°‘°"'” “`“'5“°'5`"“ 1° ""’°

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