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_ 1"f”_?i“?i;s;l;i. _ ~~ e Greenies " __ _ _ re-fs °-ws" ~

ll' ""%l¢`Fmnom='9'Rmw’ ` U lx' ` " ' r '"' it' "' l‘ A' " ` 'ro Mivrliiun afhuoavvasis worirass LEAGUE IN'rm r me 1 _ _ ____ _ .. __ 1 , _ ,., , _ . y _ L _ __ . . R _ _ ”§5m°K,%`°‘l, -'J ‘"3-"`*~' Drive- _ " ~ , 'c ' ‘J -Q ‘ "”°“ ` '_' -_

in #with . as-eu dssvsrea r tazdil with the worlrlliythe failing: ei winless. tnefiiortn Pacific stgmshlii 00mpenyfn_vessei ir. A. _K1 vdlvpvedzn-ein _.destruction 513.39 “"9 °ll°1'.¢Q.of'.h`er crew.

Two girls who were among the 200 <vm_¢vssrs; narrowly escaped ensues.. tion. .They were rescued ny ohm

Etixlneer _Clough and _Bldnsy i\ni;¢n_ Q _ _ _ , __ _

ard- _ (

The Kilburn arrived here from Ban

Francisco under her own power-_ While about twenty-five miles scutn- of Port Arenirlast night fire broke out in the. engine room as oil was being mooed from one fuel tank te another, and the flames shot up the "Ill-llB¢ll18 _shaft to the staterooms on the upper' deck. ' NWI . -» 501°! had been chopped

flllpllsll U10 i>0rt stateroom walls by the crew water was got'ten',into the

engine roomand the fire was con- qu ed. _ '

( linux oouslnilms cannon,

» (3Peclal»to The Guardian.) _ UOPENHAGEN, Aug. 3--_Great in- terest is shown in Norway, which has 10%” tlJ_05LB¢ii1 Monetary Union, th ' introducing francs and ccntimes

` insttafd of krenor and ore. Parlia-

mshthas begun' to discuss the mat- ter, " and an influential member made a _long speac`h, proposing that the Batik oi Norway should, , introduce the, Latin monetary system. There is, however, a -forty-year-old treaty on -theffiniformity of thd currency be- tween the Scandinavian Governments and Norway, therefore, will bnve to denouncethe treaty before starting

sncigher system. ` Denmark seems dis- lnl? _ned to adopt another monetary system, and the leading financial peo- ple’ generally are against the reform.

THAT BEEF TRUST.

CHICAGO, Aug, 2-Detailed plans

for the 'dissolution of the Beef Trust have been practically completed. At- torney Ralph Crows submitted to Ell- wood Goodman, acting for the oiiice of the United Statzs District Attor- ney, a carefully drawn list showing down to the last detail the manner

in which it is proposed' to distribute the property of the Ne. ional Packing Company among the packing house

- interests.

As the general plan was accepted a

week ago, it is probable that the de-_ tailed plan likewise will be. ` The National Packing Company, though declared by a, jury not to`he criminally a. combination' in restraint of trade, probably averted a civil suit by the United states seeking to dissolve it. The property involved ia estimated at between $60,000,000 and

$1_0fl,](g)0,000. It embraces many great p`_`a_lik g' plants extending from Den- ver to New England. '

= sci-ioLAR'sHIPS.

List of the Scholarships Award.-d

at the-Close of the Summon School of Scie_nce,_Ysrmputh,_N._ .S. _

L. -Anne.Bte'_e"ves $100 awarded by-

C. H. Cohan. ' ‘ V Bessie A. Babhett $20 .awarded by T. Eaton Co. *

Letha S. Allen $20 awarded by Mr

Schofield.

Agnes Warning $20 'awarded bv

W. H. Chase dt Go.

Annie E. Crowell, $20 awarded by

G. U. Hay. ' Mrs. L. N. Seaman $20 awarded bv

._ __

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`annuai. sth rin of the Pcotti

oi'El:§‘~e|~vrin'.'~’e ifdwrfre island. unrfdl therua leon nf the Charlottetown Unle- don a- |ub~ will be held on the Summer side D ving Park grounds on _

Wednesday, Aug.iiili

Special trains will connect at rliflareni

points an usual. _ _

An excellent program of :limos has

.been nrrsrdred and a grand day s sport _ anticipate .

Flies' and - llv ein -A rrtngcmenfs

_ B'r_A'rio_s. Fame. Timm _Dar-Arr.-rs.

f` erlettaicwrg me s.iss.__m.

ilty unc ion $3 8.80 __

ton . an e tawiiisuire 'me an 3

n rvllver dec pos

ri _erlotnn we sm jf r al ana dsc 9:1' __ in r rl are aiu _ -

_ raverss we 6.50 ‘

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gases;

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of ‘l.i_ "

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Gfn half cenl ser wer( each in aeriion in this column., Cash nail Uwllllaliy der and vs per ani lisedunl all ' ctllinl nm eharle iwsniy-livs gems.

Rain for locals in C|_\'arloffe-

town news column fvlo esnla per word. noi. each insertion.

It pays to buy in this Province.

Miss Nan Poole, Charlottetown, was a passenger returning by the Northumberland Saturday evening.

J. D. and Miss Seaman, Charlotte- ¢0Wl1..'.l_lave_l'et\ll'usd from attending the Summer Schoql of Science* at

' Yarmouth ._ i. _

*An important meeting of tne'1,n¢i

ies Aux

'1’b°`B S Morwemnnem Newfound

ii itu r.si.1. . .

tal Wm |,;rZh°'i‘d` ~i_:,Y__ M. o_ §?;al;f_ ' land en route to Montreal, arrived in

10l‘. Tuesday at 11.30. All members

port at Charlottetown on Saturday

pie,” atgenm I H alright and-anlicd about midnight. -

‘Long on promise, Short on fu ‘lil

_ garct Martin, Clrariottcf-

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_ vu .» __ 1 - - - ,

,Mnt__npn.t trust me momma of lie §uate oi the Royal Victoria flimsy typewriter. Bank on the so`d |‘k,.'dM ' M°mm“l° ll" “"l'°d qualities of the two ssusbis Leaders .l'°“‘°' .

the Smith Premier and the Remimg- .

ton. A-. Milne Fraser, Halifax, N.S.

BORN _

une ei. Finney, ousricttetnwn, lcft__S‘a't_u'_r_°da‘y afternoon for her home iii M‘urray__ Harbor, where she will

iirgid a'sh‘ort vacation with her par- en .

McKINNON-At_Earnsclida QD -llliv' V ,Harry Trailnor, of the Rogers Hard- iotn, _1s1z, te J. w. end Mrs. i»i't=' were cnsriotietcwn, ieit satur-

Kinnon. a son.

dayw afternoon for Mt. Stewart, were ne' win spend his veestien

- MARR1ED_ _ Y' 'v/ith friends there.

- ~ 1-.. _ _ U.

new-J-Y-r le- -me -r =f..l~.f_‘-'..`?:‘.‘§?-.il-“€,°’-".."2.*.‘.c‘.‘.. ..".l.‘;‘;'1,.“§.°,‘i'.¥.;,‘i grid; 2: July 31st, 1012, blgiiiv--?‘“" isteteri Leiter! *rue Guardian is not

e s, B D., Robert c ay of

West St. Peters, Lot 40, to Margar- et Jane Jay of Fanning Brook, dau- ghter oi George E." Jay.

roniosuiis savour srsnnmo.

(Special to The Guardian.)

BERLIN, Aug. 3-A policeman was

passing down one of the by-streets in Hamburg _when he copied an attract- ive piece of auabage in a shop win- dow. He was hungry and the sues- age was alluring. He was moreover an economical man and a person of reaource.‘ “Why buy sausage when one can have it for nothing?" he asked himself, and, drawing his sword, he thrust it through an aper- ture in the glass and neatly impaled the morsel on the point.

He was just about to devour his

spoil when a civilian, who has seen the theft, came up' and told him sharply to follow him to»-the police station. The man was so taken aback that he forgot he was a. police- man and made no attempt to resist. He implored the amateur to forgive

responsible for remittances forwarded other than as above. _ Miss‘ nine Munnesn end ner ure- ther John Mulrhea/d` drove from their home- in Bummarside to Charlotte- town Saturday and are guests of their sister, Mrs._S. F. Hodgson.

The Misses. Loretta and Margaret McQuillan, New Haven, returned to their home on Saturday after spend- ing a very pleasant week in Char- lottetown.

.~ --`-r-

The S. S. Harland leaves today at

1 p. m., for Orwell, calling at l-lalli- d_ay's, China. Point, and Vernon River Bridge, returning Tuesday morning, due at 10 o'clock.. She leaves again for O_rwell,_Tuesday nt 3 p. m. call- ing at»I-Iaillday’s. and China Point, returning same night due at 8.30.

Saturday the Northumberland left

Charlottetown at 8.40 a. m., for Pic- tou, with passengers, mail, express and freight and arrived at 12.10 p. in. Shelcft again at 4.50 p. m. with passengers, express, mail and freight

him and not to cause his, arrest, but _Mid arrived all 3-20 P- m. Bile leaves

entreaties were useless, 'and, as if mesmerized, he mcekly followed his capto`r to the station, where he wns duly accused of his larceny and is now awaiting his trinl.

~.~`,...~.~---

Rt. Hou. R. L. Borden.

Hazel lliicllicrm $20 awarded by St,

John Globe.

Lewis H. Coldwell $20 awarded bv slowly improving but that the p,.0_ Sir Fl`°ll°l`l°k Borden. cess of recupsration will necessarily

Gladys M. Masters $20 awarded bv be s|ow_

H. W. Sangster.

Jumcs Larkin $20 awarded by Hon’ 'Hin Royal Highness the Duke

Se-nator Yeo.

today at 8.20 a. m. for l’ictou, re- turning at night. _

In Zion Church, Charlotte-

town yesterday evening the officiating clergyman, Rev. Mr. Taylor read an extract from a letter received from the pastor, Rev( R. G. Strathie now in St. John’s, Nfld. The letter stated that Mr. Strathlc is

Connaught has written J A B.

Evelvll Slmll $2.0 °W°fd5.d bv _wll' Bayer, Photographer, Charlottetown,

llnrd M. Kell". ' ` requesting that a series of photogra-

-Marr F- Bell $20 e.W4f'l°d bv Ri- pus taken during ins recent vis-it to

Hon. R.. L. Borden.

Jennie M. Wood $20 awarded by

Hon. J. D. Huzen.

Louise J. Eddy $20 awarded by Dr. McNicholl '

Jane _W. Hopkins $10 awarded by

S. D. Chute. Elizabeth Wilson, $10 awarded 'hy

St. Elizabeth School Bd. Eleanor DeWo1fe $10 awarded by a Friend. R. B. Mesterton $10 awarded by

l-fon, G. H. Murray. _

Ilonald M. Lewis $10 awarded bv R. Hfxennedy, M. P. P. Herbert B. Vickcry $15 awarded by J. W. Margeson, M. P. P.

Olivia M. Maxwell $10 awarded by

J. T. Twceddali, M. P. P. "

Eureila Fulton $10 awarded by Hon.

A`. E. Armstrong.

Clara B. 1-iebb $10 awarded by L.

A. DeWolfe.

Ellen Hanna S10 awarded by

Lunenburg School Bd. _

Eva Ella Rafuse $10 awarded by

Miss M. Hewitt. --

Bessie D. Maxwell $10 awarded by Jas. C. Torey, M. P. P. F. L. Allen, 910 awarded by Ralston, M1 P. P. '

Alonzo Styles $10 awarded by

Mrs. W. M. Kelly. _

M. Louip Scovil $10 awarded by'

Miss G. Mabel Cann. ‘ L Chester A. Pugaley, $10' awarded by Edward Allen.

- May,T. Davis $10 awarded ~by R.S.

Crawford. _ _

Carrie L. Andrews lid awarded by

J. W. Grant..

Ima Saunders S10 awarded by A.W.

we ' ne. .- ~

*dams 810 awarded by J: .<‘ _ rgegk I -

l B F fl by

this city be forwarded to him. Mr. Bayer is at present engaged in this work and will forward the photogra- phs, of which there are quite a. num- ber of much excellence, about the last of this week. `

The sports at the Scottish Gather-

ing at Summerside on Aug. 14th will include Putting Dlght Stone, Running High Jumip. throwing light Hammer, 220 yards, amateur Handicap, Run- ning long Jump, Vaulting with Pole, Half Mile Run, Sack Race, One Mile Bicycle, Hop Step and Jump, 440 Yards Handicap, Obstacle Race, 120 Yards dash, Dancing Ghillie Cal- iunr, Men; Dancing Hignisnn Fung, Men; Boys’ Race, Three Mile Bicycle Race, Tug of War etc., as will be seen by the handbilla._

Yesterday _afternoon in the Salvat-

ion Army Citadel, Charlottetown, Mrs. (Major) Taylor, St.‘.Iohn, wife of the Divisional commander” con-_ ducted the meeting, which was very largely attended. Mrs. Taylor is a pleasing and talented speaker and her remarks were listened to with rapt attention. Her subject was Fighting Giants. In the evening Major Taylor led the meeting and a- mong his remarks were several culo- gistlc of this fair province. He has travelled extensively-and said that the great lack of poverty and want and the evident contentment of its people were first apparent to visitors. I-le also said that he knew that pnc half of the provincialists in the west would gladly come home if circum- stances would permit. _ _ 1

5 mm* L Slum no “ward” by G' lfriands in the -bereavement lie lids L' wma' been called upon to bear by the death

i_Miir' ’A. Wylde S10 awarded i

mvagbol sem), Bd -cr iris son. Alexander- D. nstuune,- “ii " e 1 ri fi

ercer Ju son $0 awar e by D.

who passed away at 4 o’cloclr Thurs- day morning after a lingering iiinede

of `v

Martin McGuiga1|, Hunter River, was in Charlottetown Saturday

business‘

Rev. Mr. Taylor, Picton, nrrlved in

Charlottetown by the Northumber- land Saturday evening.

. A capable newspaper type corrector

can learn of permanent employment

by writlngnf-luery, P. O. Box 99, Cbarlotté 'ii It once.

The tug Togo brought a steel scow to Charlottetown from Sunimerside on -Saturday with parts of a for repairs.

' Any person in this Province, who intends 'to visit New York City eith- cr for business or pleasure may find |t_to their advahtdge tr write '_‘F. li.," care of Guardian Charlotte- town.

The Guardian welcomes reliable

news from persons throughout this province. All~such items should be mailed to “Tile Guardian News Dept., Charlottetown," immediately

aater thc events, etc., have transpir- e .

Telephone subscribers please add to their directories the following sub- scrlhers j-115-Mc(.‘-ready J. E. Il. Office, 414-Quec-n's (Jounty .Jnii,`l53 J-Miss Anna Surrnoy, iicsidcncc, U32 -LEdward Bayfield, liosidcncc, 50 If -W. A. Gaudet, Rcsidcncc, 346-l. Allen Bolener, Residence.

Dr. P. Conroy, Charlottetown, leaves this morningfor Edmonton, Alia, where hu will attend the an- nral convention of the Canadian Medical Association which convened there on August 10th. The sessions will last for four days. A number of other 1*. E. I., physicians will also attend,

Saturday the eastern express ar-

rived in Charlottetown at 8.15 n. m. on time; the southern express at 0.25 a. rn., on time; the Cape Traverse

time; the Tignish accommodation at 11.40 a. m., on time; the eastern ac- commodation at 5.20 p. m., on time; the eastern accommodation at 5.20 p. m., on time; and the Tignisli express at 10.25 p.m., 35 minutes late. ` _

The Wawa, of the Royal Nova Scotia Yacht Squadron, Halifax, with Vice Commodore Dr. F. U. An- derson and Secretary Treasurer C. V. Clarke on board arrived im Char- lottetown harbor and anchored oil the Marine Wharf, Thursday night. The doctor and his companion are on one of their periodical cruises in their splendid craft and greatly en- joyed tlie trip through the straits. In the voyage from Halifax tg Pictou they encountered head winds and bad weather and did’ not arrive in Char- lottetown until much later than they had anticipated. The scenery along the coast of the Garden Province particularly impressed the visit- ors. They left Saturday afternoon for Halifax, the cruise extending over a period of two weeks. The Wawa is a yawl rigged craft, staunchly built and specially adapted for cruising. She was _designed by a. Halifax man and built in-'Mahone Bay and is 38 feat in length with over 10 foot beam. Her canvas spread consists of a jlb, mainsail and jumbo and she is equipped with auxiliary power, the engine being a 5 h. p., heavy duty Lathrop gasoline motor, capable of developing 7; knots. This is used on- ly in bad or calm weather or when shifting anchor. Her cabin is commod- ious in the extreme, every oonveni ience feing supplied even to a point of luxury. In apvearance the Wawa is decidedly ship shape” and every ap- pointment teflscts the presence of seamen. Dr. Anderson and Mr. Clark visited n number of acquaint- ences in Charlottetown while here and should they revisit this port they will again receive aihearty welcome.

____._.,_.._¥ir'_._

::Thore's _n.'.big difference between

stnla and fresh chocolates. We always curry a large stock of the beet in high grade sweets but specialize on Moir’s because we know that for price they are unusually good confect-ions. By special arrangement with the mak- ers we are supplied with n fresh ship- ment each week and guarantee every Package that leaves our store to he not more than one week old. Elite boxes, assorted mixtures, hard, nut and fruit centres. l lb. box 351:. 1 lb. box 60c. The M'cK-innon Drug Co., corner Grant George and Kent sts. s-ziutr.

,::Buntain, Bell dt Co. for best coal, lowest prices. 1-28dti

_,ye __ , _ »- »1» -1 cl. -Sfiillll

-. » -.: - .» a . . 4.-win nnve tire sympathy ci niaurj .~ -c

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rsmsniu snort _s'rsn'rs i-iniir onowmo AND isoniensies Irs

mchblnn of six months Deceased was rnl ABUNDANCE'

. - . y in

Primrose Elliot $10 awarded bv ms "M e-B-,._ Two- in aén- as .

Annnpnlgg gchonl pd, . , Y t -hy” .ih ---kt-_-. No Poisonous Sugar of Lead or Sul-

t wi h t e Ho esce rs

My," 30,," up "M~d,,1 by Hom “ill °“¢ W" pnur in Delightful Refreshing Peri- J’ K. I2 d,v_ Excursion, a strong, robust young “MBA 6

em" - mah. and in that country he con- K '

vi" mms 'U “"”d°d by G°°' tracted a severe cold, which sbttied” H ou h"°n.t mio ed the `mm.,,e,_

S. _Tay or. _ » - \ ~ Y _ _ Y Hmi'0n_ F Lawn 'B awarded br in/his system, and _which he could not ou' “nent derwm from “mg rmesh

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pon" & g°b|,|n,_ A A °l";?|l°°'i°- H” F°m°. h°m°'-,FT 5"" ing PARISIAN Sage, the m6_dern hair . ' \ O _ _ _ =i~‘§'¢: \"

gf ualy weaker until dest ended M Ad gg nl-,ing \, 0 1 - . . ~ ower ‘beantiiier and dandruf! rem gy-5:’ Mm aw y an bl? -"“d°"l“3' H' 1°°l'°' “P m°‘“f‘l»‘ y, you have missed a real treat.

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Vincent McNeill S5 awarded by' ;’°°m°:.`,_l;" nzghu gfzlltfhf mggfr' Every woman should use PARI- _ I °

_Y,,_.x,,,_ __ ~ H _ _ - V” U .l'°- , 9! _ 6.” 'iw °'~. -SHN Sage nbtbnly to banish dan-

xstunen onus as avenue sy- ,ll,.°‘;}_'-- '*§2~,f“‘f“‘-’1,5-§,l,»g“' "“.§.;,",,§’_,-_“"4 dun sue new inn- ncuuies. nut wi ' of scene yen wnuwut ...pest one bex ininings éinenae in 'riidinck in tue uiguwuy

D`l`ég“¢°"tl‘;“r§i_;..A'u5“"§-- -“hind " t`o(;i: :fierce olfr‘;&ida`y W1‘ynfor?dig'$z":H5°l,2§Ed hd§&,:’_md';°{';h§{'z§:_ _ iigsiih but one box will do a'iot of good in strengthening the }idneys and lonlng up your _

° “xg r°P¢- 'le Nml' Wlll*l'l'°*~°1‘l°"**‘ at if-its un/ and ilister- nite sn S7" "l 3°”°"‘"Y' _ .

=p_iunseue`eni,»_ .‘ ___§_|‘,,_.0°,,_,,;_,,y_ J ` “ _ 1

- Ihr! G- 0°! $5; lW%l"l.°ll`\>~ Klff . ~ c ...-.. =: _ -.» -' 5.' Mk' 1° ."°"" tl" '°'"’f~`i A lm! ©0948 50°; 3 l>0X¢9 $1-25; 6 boxes $2.5o. If you cannot cali sshd your ordér for l

°' _ , . __ itil iiifm lliel l , il' . . ~ .

gggbnu #mms FUR. Ildwmnsi _ .__0d&°._h§w;lM__ mm!_,M}_m.b__ um ‘L h‘"'°t'; mga ‘;n°"t':“et 2:? any quantity desired with \l_i_e pricesnd--itewill besent by return uyaii prcphid

- _ i..r_sn sw‘neii‘te‘gs°<i. eenvkys _err feij' nndant bmi. hdlfhmrtgn cc. Q ‘B It et it ei"afi thaw righga Wifi j PAmsIA.N s e is not s dye. it

ylrfdf Primrose Elliot 88 awarded bv wllgt 6'o'u‘ want and have anticipated lion not coiitaifiga' p`srticle of poison- ‘ _ _ - ` _ ' " ' ‘ ‘ ' L. s. prcwae. _ _ _ nr savnaee. ___v u iifgna dns use te ri for the nerr er any 1 __ _ _ _ _ __ 0* _ y_ V_» pi,-,,§¢,,.Aii.`n gi nilgiiiqi '___ ._e - __ 1,011- Jniurlous. lent. r _ _ V _ _ _ - ~

.fr or “°°-'°' ~'°~'°° ~' if m..~ - '::.°*.-... '°..e.°::-.serif - - . 11,, may - 5, - my 1,, ,ye

s‘i`» rsrfénrzn m r.r1~nrzi-ruling f'--"i?"l ' :ww -an eerie eeuuon. .vny»n..r._ N W "W -

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l.L7""'r- .C A'l'.1 m_Y°'f“` lfil‘l"'_3"._sts°;`4 _. ' a-;uti..l:sGtt'ihivvil; H nm' 'mmm' mmf

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accommodation at 9.55 -a. m onl

LONDON Aug li-According present artlhgements the King expected to ltay at Cambridge the last four days o the general' manoeuvres from 'Sep ber 16 to September 10. A cavalry brigade, consisting of the composite rdgi at of Household Cavalry, the Scots Greyi, and another regiment, is ex-‘ pected to leave Windsor about Sept.- ember 3 and to execute an elaborate scheme of reconnaissance on its way to the Fen‘conutry. The march isl likely to be specially interesting, as a system of bllletlng at thc halting- place-Chesham and Biggleswade-is being arranged. '

LIFE SAVING CONFF).lENCE.

(Canadian Press)

LONDON, Aug. 3--Following the

report of Lord Mersev on the loss nf thc steamer Titanic, Sidney Buxton, President ol the Board of Trade, has appointed n committee of exports, headed by Professor John Harvard Biles, Vico~l’rcsident of Institution of Na\a.l Architecture, to advise with him in the interest of the saving of life at sen.

The Daily 'i‘elegraph’s Brussels cor-

respondent says that Holland has de- cided to convene a conference of the Powers to‘elaborate universal rules lor making life safe at sea. --

WHITE SLAVE TRAFFIC.

(Spcclal to The Guardian.)

(lENEVA,`Aug. 3-In the summer

months the Swiss papers contain a large number of alluring advertise- ments for young girls who are offer- ed splendid places in Spain, Hungary, Argentina, South Africa, etc. Side by side of these advertisements.may be read the warning of the Federal De- partment _of J ustics and Police to the Swiss 'girls not to accept n place without full inquiries. Not only the police, but the Swiss homes in the chief towns in Europe and America, besides several wnmen’s societies, un- dertake infuirics ratuitousl on be

ODESSA Aug 3-The Woman's

Rights League is lust now xeenly in-

asting itself in a somewhat ex-

rsordinary episcopal obiter dictum of Bishop Antonius of Volhynia.. This pronouncement practically creates an

_ __ _ l\ 7 ' . _ (special to 'rue ousrdisn.) to (special te 'rue cunrdien.) r I 4- ' U I A I i is ' ' ‘

t _ I . On _, I I 2; li - ' i i.. 2°'

additional cause upon which an or- thodox Rusaian may base a plea for divorce from his non-orthodox wife.

Namesare not mentioned. but it

appears that a couple of years ago an orthodox resident in the Govern- ment of Volhynia, in virtue of the ~“fraedom of religious confession" clause in the Imperial Manifesto of October 30, 1905, recantud his faith, and joined the- Roman Catholic Church. He subsequently married a Polish lady, Recently, repenting his "perversion," he again recanted and was readmitted a member of the State Church. He sought to persuade his wife to become pravoslavni (or- thodox) but she firmly refused. On this ground ha now seeks for a di- vorce, and Bishop Antonius ex of- ficio supports his suit, formally and publicly declaring that the cause as- signed is legitimate and valid.

The Woman's Rights League is tak-

ing steps to have the case brought befote the Senate, and will also have it laid before the Holy Synod. As, however, divorce procedure in this country, is still partially governed by the ecclesiastical authority, it is not at all, improbable that the H'oly Synod will uphold the action nf Bis- hop Antonius. The State Church dif- ferentiates between the letter rind the spirit of the “freedom of relig- ious confession," promulgated in the Imperial Ukase referred to. It was formerly a. criminal offence for nn orthodox Russian to abandon his faith, and wns punishable by impris- onment or banishment.

B. F. KEITH'S

THEATRE. BOSTON.

One of thc greatest bills of the sea-

son, corrnifoserl almost entirely of new acts never before seen in Bos- ton, and including two big novelties,

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liuif' of the Swiss girls going abroad.

In spite of these institutions and notices many 'Swis girls are lurcd, away by tho inteiiational white slave gang, which, like nn octopus, has fcclcrs in every large Swiss town.

There are at present many adver-

tisements in the Swiss papers for waitresses in Spain at high salaries, but tha Swiss Consuls report that only men. arc employed in Spanish cafes. Another recent example is that. of a well-cducatcd Swiss governcss bcing,trappcd in Egypt, where her "employees gave” her icwelry and dresses, and tiicn presented n large bill with an ultimatum. Thc girl's rc- lations and - friends subscribed the sum and saved hcr from a ' life of shame.

Unfortunately, the penalties in Eur-

ope in connection with the white slave traffic consist in fines only, which are promptly lipid. and thc

is announced for B. F. Kcith’s Thea- tre next wee`1. Edgar Allen Woolf’s latest comedy drama, "The Clown," presented by n big company of clever players, will be seen for the first time in Boston, and Mile. Albcrtina Ranch, the cclcbrntcil Viennese hnlct dancer, will bring her bcadtiful ter- psiciiorciin novelty, “llc Ballot Classi- que," supported by Mons. Pernlkofl and n company of eight pretty danc- ing girls. “The (‘-iown" tells a pretty little story of iifc in the drcssin-5; tent. of a one-ring circus, and introduces nll the odd rharnctcrs encountered in

most interesting fashion. Not thc lenst interesting portion of the sketch is the prologue, spoken bciorc i-llc lciirtuin by n pi'oti.y girl, who invites the nudicnco to roam with her tn the land hchimi the tent flaps and wit-

persons ' implicated disappear, to be replaced by other agents of the gang.

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latest production in a splendid danc- ing spectacle in which no less than ten diatinctand novel dance number! are introduced. These two great leaf- tures will be surrounded by a superb bill, including Bixley and Lerner, the Caruso and Melba of vaudeville; The Windsor Trio in a. slngingact with trimmings; Joe Lanigan, a new and very comical fellow; Swan ami -BBB' bard in a biackfaca slleiillllf-Yi K9”-nad? and Melrose in Bumplng The Bumps; McCormack and Irving, in "Fllrto- lngy;" and the Three Dixons; bu!- lers, singers, dancers, and banioists.

F. F. PnoC'roR's

FIFTH AXENUE THEATRE

NEW YORK, WEEK OF

AUGUST 5th.

At Proctor's Fifth Avenue Theatre, the feature of n hill of international _ excellence will be the vaudeville de- but of Ruth Chatterton, tho charming ingcnuo of The Rainbow.

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