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LONDON. Sept. 20.-The situation

pi’ the Roumanlan armies on both the fronts in Tral1_ll|YVania and Dobrudja, is giving rise to some apprehension here. although the news ofthe- latest uv/ellis comes largely from enemy soul-ceeyand -therefore is taken with certain reserves. ' _ - V

"lt seems posslble.” says the Times goupyj "that the Russo-llounllininn forces in Dobrudja may soon bo in need of help._ The actual position of affairs il\_'l‘ram_lyl~1ania is equally lm- ccrtain. _Why did Itounlanla ullow herself to leave the Dobrudja. front

sllulll Ml. loluullu-

lll _ls VuilislN_o lrrllrlllnslou

(c“"°°"°" PN" D°'P°*°h-l lllilllb'-luately protected? The fact is

with Bulgaria. She did not declare war on Bulgaria, and to this day Bul

Earls has not officially declared war' on Roumania.

on the situation. 'The first is if the Roumaniens necll direct and imme- diate help. the Allies must spare no efforts to supply it and the second is that the sooner General Snrrail,

H18. is master of Monastir the

move the Bulgarians as their ejection _ from Macedonia."

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hat Roumania had no wish to quarrel, - - -

I 2625 l)elellSiV€|l’ 0l'lll.lIlized by Bui prions t__",ap_-__ lured by Serhifllls. After Fierce wllicll Developed into lland _ to ilallil -_llighhngp Serious losses to Enemy. Similar Successes Won by Serbians on 0il\er Fronts. V

Mr. Brlanll Aroused linihslasm ol Chamber _ of Deputies in an Eloqnenl Speech Deciar; - ing That There Could he no Peace Until

the Enemy was Beaten.

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(Canadian Press Despatch.) ,Oil I0 bring the war to an end. That

- is the idea he is trying to propoggto

PARIS, Sept. 19--A delicate question and lt is my duty to destroy this pro~

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(Canadian Press Despatch) ni

° ' uverting a threatened isympathetic of C

NEW YORK. Sept. 20-The most w.

ncrrious rioting since the transitllfriday. now lies in a final appeal to _'ell H strike in this city began. two weeks the leaders Thursday. _Kaim

ago, occurred tonight ln various sec~_‘ tions of Manhattan when ettemptsinl were made to run surface cars. Mobs ln

of strikers and their sympathizers' president' ' ot the lnterboro Rapid infan stormed two car barns, overpowe'ring:Transit and NI.v York Railways Com- DOS"-i the poll;-.e and putting to flight, all pany and proposed to him a plan Th railway employees in the vicinity. Se- evolved for the peaceful settlement of .losse

veral motor men and conductors wholth

joined the strike were beaten by thefwas learned tonight,'infcirmed thei; Ea enraged crowds. Calls were sent toycommittee that he would refuse posl- ‘Bred police head quarters for reserves but' tively to meet representatives of the supp

before-they arrived much damage had strikers. in th

been done.- I

Aitertlie cars had been dl'iven_co

from the streets the strikers attackodi-strikers was held to count the strike blan the elevated trains showering bottles_vrltes of those organizations which my and bricks from house to house. Pe- alrea

liccmcn then were statiollodon roofs]

of houses along oil.-vatod railway tral

routes. _ th

Alter a citizens cunlulittuc hud lull-_ lnlllll

ed to effect a basis of settlement bo- "thr ' _ - _

tween thostriklug-union carnlen_au_d_-}>l_oye _ _ . __ _F their employees it was' announced to-' ng perhiission to join' _inltlie strlkexr.-. _ __

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' " ` _ l;_;\ltlS. Sept. 20.-Serbiansuccesses lan troobi-.are still' defending them- ment yesterday shows that ve-ry con~

-» n acedonla are told of in an ofllclal selves with savage energy. During slderable success has been achieved.

, _ l’9_ll;l___l"f l-Ollight. which follows: these operations. yds took 100 prlso- by the Russians in Persia.

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today by M Roux Costadau who ask Your country. Monsieur Brlzomha-l

emler Brland to see to lt that 11 sp

_ was notf only' unity of action on you l allfronts by the Allies, but also pro- by the throat after her assailant had portionate efiectives. passed over the bleeding body oi’ Bel- " Protests were made from various gium To this country, -which has parts of the Chanlber against ally dis- the honor to be the champion of right. cussion of the subject of the pro- and which has poured out its blood in portibilate number of troops engaged H0005. YOU Say!

the different Entente countries "St oux-Costadau, nevertheless. per-_ At

saying that Fi-anne could not|(‘hamber rose, cheering M. Brland and

expect to give the blood of all her howling down M. Brizon.

children, and that the Allies should Resulning. the Premier said: make- the necessary sacrlbces. | “You little know France. Monsieur

Premiel' Briand, in reply, objecfell Brion, if you think she can sell hw

to the question, and declared that it blood. What peace would you m`eke was unjust to throw doubt on the ef- for this country at this moment? If forts of the Allies ill such a sacred peace were made now it would be a cause. England he said, had never peace of war, and a menace_to future said “no" to anydemand for aid. italy generations.

had made the utmost efforts she post “The treacherous blow- Germany sibly could, considering the difiilcul- tried to strike failed. but would be ties ofthe mountainous theatre of tried alresh. For forty»llve years war, in which she was operating. Rus- your country worked with a wound in sia has sent to France- her soldiers llcr side. There already gleams on from oorogp tho world |hcr forehead the aureole ol prestige

"Tomorrow," continued the Pre-'and glory. if you wish the ideas of

micrl "you will see this joint uction'jllstice to triumph, pray urdontly lor expanding still more." victory. Otherwise there would ben

Replying to another speaker. M peace humiliating and dishonorable,

Brlzon. representing the Allied De-_and such as no Frenchman could de-

partment in the old Province of Bour~_ sire."

ciosf, of tho mee1_ing tim; p com. _--=--=-----="*-° --=‘-'-‘~=-*ff-'-‘-`~‘--‘-`~'-‘or"-"-‘-'~=`-'-‘-'~`-‘~'f--‘--~‘-'-'J--"==‘=-A-V--=---=-»--V----f.-=-»»»»-~..-s.. .-..~..............s......_..,..... oonnnis, who attempted to calculate The Chamber. which was norused cation had been received from ` ‘ - '~ the ec noi ic value of the men who to thc utmost enthusiasm -by the Pro-

lnul fallen Illn the' wdl', Prcnllcr Briand nlicr's cloqucncu, voted that the

_:___ _ __ __ _ . - » - V S _ _ ` ` paid; . speech should be printed and display

was raised in the Chamber of Deputies Daganda.

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ed Pr there

c-ndid past. which should make ove her.. This country was-seized

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(Special to the' Guaildiln) ‘ . up sevhilldl houses in which >Bulgar- sentence in the Russian olllcial statc~

..'_

ram the Stmma as far as the ners. One of our air squadrons has The Turks occupying Hamadan ad n west of Vardar there have been thrown down numerous projectiles on vallced 60 or 70 miles nortllwarthin _;l__il_c_l_;;1_nges lvlonastlr. ans alrc_ct_lon el xs€_vln.R 'r_neu, mn-

_ ‘ - -é ary‘a vces soy. e use anfblow

erna Serbian troops. lollowlns (oanadian pm; Dupmh) from the ulrpctio-.1 or room len. ras

<;_l_e\;e;_&ffe;;:_lv_;-_gln_r_;;'_en_1_e_l_;§€ l;ttta__r§;- PARISV sept _?0____The mst of the gp;-kish rtear being seriously_ menaced ak Calan ran e which had been Bulgfmans have been cleared wt °t acoinan lrloolf were comm ed to ta"

Following a conference with the -defensively organifed by the enemy. Norma’ "ea" the ‘vestem em! °f the }~|ea<}:{lledlnlhuriiljggflgdlymilgs f§?;|si;]q!: ayor'and Oscar S, Straus, the oom. After a fierce struggle which develop- Macedonia” from' ,tha wa" omce an' madan. `

ittee visited Theodore P. Shouts, _ed into hand to hand fighting Serbian "°““°°d wday' Ale' the °°°“p‘m°“

of the town by theVEntente forces. _

trymvn came out masters ofthe Bulgarian soldiers held on for a "`*"----

on. .

- :time in several houses, resistin with (ca"“‘""‘ P"°" °°*Pi*°*'-) 3 §g§af3€lg5g“f§_T§gn;f§yigeizgf;‘ savage energy. Ono hundred prigoncrs SOMA' Sept' 7-'7"°V|°- I*°“d°’1- Sept- S of me Serbian were taken in completing the capture 2o)"0m°m1 amlolmcement W” 111500 at of F_0r___a m. th of these posmonB_ ._ here today that the Italian troops on

6 lesion of the Macedonian front have been dri-

- - The announcement says that the

grggea' Iiglgagpagw cgeuggrggtgcgz Serbians have captured Height 2625, ven.ha°k by the B“|59"'ia“5» Wh” 00'

y V y e V a the highest peak oil the Kalmakcalan “pled nm" "m”'g°s-

e direction of Boresnica by the\___________e a___eT deweiate nghtmg at In eastern Roup,,m|a_ ,gong me

of our 'I8 mlllimetre guns before dose umm on the len Wm the new battle front. south or the run- Biulgamms cimld reach the ser' Bulgalqians are still resisting og the mad from Consmnza ‘m the mmfk 1085 011 Our ef! Wing. The 008- hm ms north of Slsbderi Sea to the Tzernavoda, on the Dan- is still holding out on heights 5 ~ ube. u battle' is in progress. lt is h of Sisodc-ri, near the monastry (Special to the Guardian) _ _ developing in favor of the Bulgarians, an Mario. ln Plorina we cleaned PETROGRAD. Sept 20_~A brlel the announcement says.

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ght thayapparsntly the o_nly 4hope_ of ‘,enga

op tht- war; negotiate for peace." ' ~ _

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e present diflicultiss Mr Shouts. it hand

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in the lneuntlnle a meeting of the tire ntralconference committee of the the

dy have voted. ,nort nest Bohm. secretary of the Cen- oi' S Federated Union, announced at

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ce big organized groups of em

ith .eu.lndustril. lt- _ _ _ _ _

es. n me sr as an "M. Brizon has suggested that lt is ed on all' public bulldlillb Whroughout

possible for the President ot' the Coun~I Fra

_ nce. _

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Changes In The -'B Anglican Prayer Book,

HAMILTON, Ont.. Sept. 2:0.--The

provincial Anglican syllod of Ontario. Rm, utter a five-hour debate has endorsed Bixu the work of the revlsory committee |m,,V on tho book of the (lounnon Pray*-lt. Adi ii. rt-solution being passellsupportllu; um, tho action Of U10 K0ll0l'l\l l'Jll|\0l\ ill ment by' the Wal' Oillcc- ns having wen

adopting the book as revised with hr

the exception that the synod did not mo

accept thc' revised form of reciting

tho Atllulluslan creed.

'i‘lle sylloll was Ph'lCUCllU.V Ulllllllw

mous. only three voting tlillllllfll Ulu resolution. This action of tllo synoll practically _insures the final udollllml ofthe book, which will be brouglll th

into general use almost immediately. wa

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“mm Tarwon' .Wim ,wus men' ofthe stlltclncllt walls: "North ol the tions. Tile llnttlc' woo particularly l-`rcilch were cvelywhere holding their U"\“-)y“"'m““ “u°""°“ ln lm" “rgpm the effect' that the German are” Gem cd ln yesterdays nlllclul state Sonmm um Gwmmm today made it pm violent at the mlm or l.,.|zo Fawn and p0sm0nS_ Accommg to 1.3,” me neccs.sll_v for oblillnllll: more lllcn for, eral Staff has been moved from the

s we had recently won. The lntt- (Special to the Guardian.) German dead. liuring the fighting ha" engaged nl” fu" ‘m9"U°“ or th" Great' Gc"’"a"‘S""T' which d"`°°t5 °D' lasted from nine o‘clock in tile LONDON, Sept. 20.-ln on cllort tho Germans pelloirntcd the northcnrs- G°"0"“"“’"L~ Tn” ‘mwspapcr suggests “muon” on an home' and bn which

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Ilvc' kilometres botwecll Prize farm _thc Germans on Wcdnosllny, despite esncs but the French mot them with Hl'lll.V- _llallllllY» Um l`l\|flllli! Of U1(-‘ HE€ Staff llllelld much of their time, was

_ point south of the Farlll oi' I/Abbe had weather. inode violent counter- heavy flro and they withdrew in dis- lilllit from 41 to 45 :mars and the ill llc-lgiunl in the early weeks of the

,\\/ood. the cnclny masses made reptult- attacks against the l"rcnch over zllordcr, leaving nluny (load bollllld "-01" _

nptell ocfluplttiolls, wllonl it esti unoillclal reports. it was transferred

YcStel'day’l'- casualty' list cclltuilleti vfolont artillery preparations. Our Furln and Bouchavcsnes north of the, On the British front inclement wea~ RINGS ll1€l`0 HTG 1.250.000 Dh.VSi'~'8UY ll’-ter 10 H 5111811 Vlllllde further 9881.

o names oi' live more Prince' Ed- own troops resisted magnificently all Somme. in mass formation the Tell- ther still prevails and holds the op- f\f

the army. shal Von Hindenburg as Chief of

unded, as fellows: Tho Times military correspondent Sta it has been reported that the de.

Llcutenrmt J, L_ McPherson, 0[ ‘-‘~`~‘-‘-"`-`ff-""""""""""""""""’"""""""""""`A"'"""""""""""*"""¢"”"'A":"":`“'""""""""""""‘*”’"""""”'”"""~`~"""~‘~`~`f`~"-*`~'~"‘-‘-"""-""" dist:

lilcient men to hold the line and

mmm ML.|.h0,.B~0n wan wounded. vote his energies to the East, for

> l ook go, lut ol r cover- e 0 Un W H u ) I G - ralise. The time has arrived for dras is on this front that the first conclu-

e_ I-Io wus promoted on -the ilold ~ » In uw Ea_,_m|_n theamh in Russian tic reform in the administration of slvc victory must be won. -

battle from sergeant to Lleulen- Because of Floods I,

_ rcplllsc of hcavy ltusslanu otipokp in not taken quickly and _ thoroughly' to the Eastern front. lt was also re~

Sl:rgc`=1nt C. Ilovyor Humnll. Hills- ' -i *“"" lim ppm( pecwr of v0;|,y,,l,, and Gcrlllally will neat us lll orgulllzillg ported than lelnperor William. Lhsn-

ro. Lot 48, wounded on September 5 lol to the Guardian) (SPUCW 1° "\°pGUll'd|illl) __ ’ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ A __ H

_ _ - - - .1 _ f _h R 1 _| ih “Compulsion for_ rc alll S H0005- represen ll vos 0 us ra, ungary, C0|'D0l`”-I H- B°W|1955'V 0! MC'm"U99~ ` HAUFAX' sep" 20"`A"°th°r per" mmm” people were made homdem in gilrsdlggiissfilrghzdnicdezsshgllaie“’l`c1E sary ll the irish divisions arc to be Bulgaria and Turkey were at the East.

th were wounded on Se-ptenlber 9. [ect day greeted 'he exhibitions. The China by one of »thc greatest floods _ _ _ _ ___ _ _ _ id __ __ _ _

_ _ ~ ' -1 . th, go limit,it sno pressing if ‘V ct was 0 (ec e le .9 ap ng 0

undcd on tile 14th. attendance was lnnall considering the Department today telling of the dis. ;.£_f:;¢¢:`;,h';l.?,rtChi-ol;Eill|l;s.bt;dTl attacks ‘H this :,n0'f_.(|U,| *itil mr# or four million the campaign in tho Eopt

vate' Edward' Foley. of St. Peters., programme. pstor said an 69000-I W0lll<1 |20 lllflllc _ _ _ _ comlnn

R 1 _ h. . | ` n 1| and sheltered from l-lcrvcc love reg-_ll

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E and there was no dissapointment. ` ' ~ I

The ilrst two heats were captured _ y g rtoos rovoroo in the pogiofg of H;,¢,,@g_ ernment is about to llppoint n com-

"DB “oo” ETC __ whence they have been driven hnék nlllleff for U10 alluvial llurposc or this ______ _ ._ __ _ _

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-___,_____. ' jor Wellington, and Dorothy captured _ _ _ vpninn Alps at the town- or Po;1~om1_ berlain will he chulrnlun.

ll ll _ d p in Scurduk Pass through which they I0

TORON-|~0_ SWL 21,_ pa". and ln the above two heats Mayor Todd ST. LOUIS. Mo.. Sept. 20.-More lnardellnlmentnurn Gare! In cows m

oderately warm today and Frldsy.` 9ll°W°d f-he S9660 Of the Dflrll’ ill than 250 ful DUYUS fl‘0lll 'ill Darts recaptured from them. ln Dohrudja.

where the Russians and Roumaniuns S _ ,

The hlgiiept, temperature l`@'C°rded` olhnglwgs c;;:irol§sl:fh‘;v`¥‘?>;llK~that some” :§llill(::hlh¢:‘pe?e‘<)i00h(;‘i'(:> ‘tol¢tlayl.Ml\l;ll1l:"lyBa: line so|nth ol Constanza railway from l R H h I E l d

the Black Sen to the Danube the tide 0 e C S e Scarlet Chapter Wm meet |n Boyne

r the third heat a new driver was The largest sale is scheduled for Sat- _...___ Lot;-ge wmgm at 3 0~c|°ck_

ght was 40 degrees. ,noticed behind the favorite. -Before-.urday lwhen 1.666.265 skins will hc po;-tp' snow oocoesporfor mp pl-mp

_ f th Blain t tel olnt | p D th. V _.___ °.‘"lC°d_ th’-1 the °W“°" °f'T°M1"’5l _ 0 e_ U B __ R S B cet n D 5 (canad an F," elpl ° ) "A" Eeneral meeting of Strathcona

uested.thut Frank Boutiiier. the Ml .-l-~»~»---................,._---».-»........,,,_ the Roumanlsns near Enlgea. Wes- b 20 A lm G m _M ' 0

tern end of Macedonia is still thc t lll SP- ~ C0” _0ll °V9"‘ E ted School on Friday, Sept. 22nd at

'rue sup sets this evening at s and léelal Todd at the asqugstt o_:_Mr____l_t_ellz'___i_}l_:¢1\_l_______l\:;r_;1_l\,f;_l_l _lV_l______J_f-- WM wllllv f l- Germany lp urges ny the serlln 730 _,_ m_ ,mpo_mM._,m_,nm

morrow at 558; it "ses tomorrow R S were page un B Bus 'A 4 ' h tlly acuated Viglltsa at the use Sivltovlch a member ofthe Reich

as ev -» _ ` ‘ " _...___ _ ~ ...

Y the htrd~lr»cl¢.~ This littlewdlltlfr - _ trsme end of the 'ine and fallen back ‘e 1-3 omboif ' ¢ pl' g 1" ` on mms sl¢.V.a.pl..i-¢~¢m~..ll1¢l' ornsf-FOR-ALL 'fI°1'- ' ‘ “ii °“" "‘° ‘ ”“""' "°°"

¢l'Q~ ° A ` tured will necessitate the evacuation ple"awsiteti"wltll such tension and ap- _,1.,|,,nd H0 my ' _ taunt# »‘.tn-=-rsmarlusrqunlmvfor’ ~ 5 ‘ 12 1 of lvlppssur. prellsuslou the rprlsspmlng meeting »"’ 2,-,,_5_,m,,_

15 flqtu' Qnffthg first'-turn of‘thU_-Devilish Dorothy. Dr. J. T.

B ' nova repulsed Entente thrusts nopncebees. but also many diflioultiss. mll~ Brwdorf Auocmuon vm 6' d rn'

flat end lmdirtlll 'vlrmnistuilcssfhe 141° 11 29'- ripped. ore.-os. name admits um ner ser-backs and new °\1°llll°=- 'nip .Provincial nulllltsg c " to

was nose.-rl out' by, Dev`il|gh",Dor'othy ,Major Wellington. H- A- B91- ’ X `

by the Bulgarians. ' |p-incl. every heirt lpnss. ls sun st lm ____

*mf M95" W°"".‘5¢°“ *"9 .°|lf\"lC°d- 7"”-2-19%' 357%' M5' 216%' Artillery lighting redomluat immeesumhle detainee. The lilhtilli "A enerslmeetln ol the Wo tt’

In twenty mtuutesltime'--the me won-»_ .-- » 2.45 mo-r. _ V °” °"

_ _ _ :- -V ml _ ll ._ ll 1_ insomnia. 'nip whole people stand., 3, ,,,,,,,°,,__ A',;_,'f »,°,,_,

'rosa had the pole sud hold it to the Jennie Treganlle non. F. ‘ognMANs ADMI1' olvlno ur viL~ anne gate waiting and asking. V -__,m_¢‘k, m¢,,_m¢ _,mm _,I mush in easy style hid"el\iiie lioms Fraser ‘* ~ LAQIS.. ‘

(canadian Preps Despatch) , "- f-9,,

I German mfwmnw on sa'"","flay.` \ (Special to the Guardian.) 'cross tire of maclllllc guns and ari.il~ the linc from three in the mornin!-t of °°““""`i`p"°" to l"°]""‘l ‘B ""gg°’;t' pres “Uday gives °“t°B°m°'d"D“wh' been posted as nilslfiing. l‘"§h‘- PARIS, Sc-pt. 20.-The olllcial text levy. Evel'ywhe\'l.- wc held our posi-lllntll dark. At end oi' the day thc “-ll I ‘|10 Dum’ Mn" 5""""~Y 5" an "P quming me 5"d‘1e‘-lbche 50191148 i0

ul effort to dislodge us from peel- il' the region of liollcllnvesnes. battlefield ut points wus covered with uw ”""‘y"“ |"°'ll‘““ Wmch' H my” Wnstem 1° the Easmrn fr°m' The

lnorllln until lllglltlull on u front oi' to rctrlvc in part their lost territory torn lart ol the villa c of Boucllav- iw” ""'0'" "l"‘-“UU” f°" “‘l‘m‘g ‘° "I" the G°""“" EmD‘”'°" “M” cmd °f

bint; out ol thu young lncn from war, and subsequently was moved to

i ‘ cd attacks prt.-ceded each time by tllrce mile front ill the region of Prize them. BX0l

who have not yt,-t been drafted Since the appointment of Field Mar-

Yd '1'=l|'1l'“i‘0|"S‘“ 'GU-'i illfalltifylllellr- assaults repulsing the attacks with_ tons threw attach alter attack along posing sides to artillery due-ls. into ____

_ posing the same problem suys: sired to leave in France and Belgium

est ltoyalty. woundt-li' on tho' 15th. ' 5 ' ‘"l‘here can bc only one rulo for the Su

_ _ Allies, namely. to place in the llnld 'ie

_ ` ', .ry able-bodied mall that we can he is credited with the belief that it

hc nt once re-turned to the liring

_ Qp|io|p_ both Borg;-i and vienna re oft the service acts, and if this action is Last week he returned from France

( nes - WASHINGTON so _ 20 _Nom ___ southeast or l.emn<.V.-g in Galicia, l.o- llcr muh power. cellor Von Bethmann-Hollweg. ant]

_ t ' Alli h 4.; »i .; th _ nlalntaincd_ As to Grout Brltalll ruls- ern Headquarters for -a cenferenct-

Privato A. W. Wilson. Cardigan, tl-ack was ill perfect condition but the in fifty yours- Reports to the State °'"c es W ° '5 ww ve' E" 0”

unded. ` The free-for»ull trot was untlcipn- f0l` f0l`°l8_ll l1ld~ Down I" Tmnsylmnla Wham the me" mmmnmd in civil uccupamms _-W-*___*

bell out." _

_ tiers aDDul'cntl3` have met with a sn- 'N10 num’ '|“~"'3~"5"“l'h Say” the ('°v' -

TE PERAT BE Lnmlns En:

“_ u » easily by the British Soldier. owned S I ’ L0 ' __

W. S. McKie, Charlottetown. Mn- a e ~ nv the Teutonic nl‘ie5 to the T;-on 1 combing out, of which Austell thanx-

(specm to me Qua,.d|.n_) second-and third laces rcs ectivelv. Cano lun Press Des etch

entered Transylvania in this region M

I t 1 1 :-__ spots only ami his continual breaking of the world_are ln St. Louis to at-

creasng sou hery wma l ilenvly reinforced along

When the racers answered the bell 000,000 sirius are to be disposed of. ML' 0' A`_ Norm Wmsmm Ron"

ol battle ls fluctuating. So far rc<

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The me Wm he high this ev,-enmglthe heatwas started Mr. Power. ah~ offered -

while Bucharest claims a victory lor AMS______nDAM v_ L _ _ S

J 1 _ a om on, ep- ~ - f ._

ous Ham” mm and d___w_ ws to __ __ _ __ institute will be noni ln the consplids

scene of' violent counter attnclls.__'l‘hr o ___ __ _ _ _ ___ __ Hum _ “_

_ Bl i . dl tAth B.B.'TBBO& ll3°llE5l`C° Y ‘..

rotect hisfeet from the sting' 'caused The following ls the Summary! “ E" ans “cor ng an VL ‘ 21819" H’

_ ._ _ _ _ _ ._ upon susasa for it stand ln previously " 'ever-since the besmnlns ofthe '|,, the g,|,|M¢|C.,, buiiding ,mm h, d um :,::;|¢\l¥Bd‘nd. 'Mayor Todd. Hammond Kelley prepared enuenchmenm which if c°D"war’ he writes' has the German pe°`*"'3 L“‘"°°' Aid' 5001527 U, U10 P- E-

Berlin reports that the Germans who Of Ulf: tlilfifhiill- 'TM D0"|°¢\ 51"” -?

fourth .R580 iullty- was intm- Jenkinl _ 4 2 3 1 2 a e eo-operating with the Bulge is the last meeting has brought ue suc= "A U t me P_ E1 3 _ ‘lorsu.wltn and-‘-the rl ut tlm=~-wont Brltilh Soldier. “V S- M° r r “°' '“°° "5 ° hs.'.nim’

the Italians on tho southern slopes of “ Il-or two VOIP* U! Mhuni- Yll°°d‘ town. Thursday. September

ln 2.16%. ln this host the elm was llvwu 23 4"'f- plants salsa up e peep alive o ll shea and selfdenlll- 01° v°=°°» 1°* lo .tm zona-lt14'ru1tzi

so 'strenuous -that the British-Soldier Ariwla, L. A. Slllli\S0ll 3 df- V n .c '

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_ . . _ __ _ _ the sullen nent. lust or the enemy ble-‘lwen f°vl'*N»¥-‘~Pstnpllp Association w l as ll ul

dergxl trdtte!_'__l__w9re rgdliilx M14 |l\ the M4l‘l\ll\“ M-- J~ AV Wie' C” ` Russian successes and the entry clue “mon” on,” 5 1 _

thi EUR 9 WC 'll 'Ill P0 """'-*""°-@--- ' __ '

. "The l\°l¢ll°l»s l6\¢°"'*l" "QW W mmm alsouma _ _A mn At

_ - ln the ntth heat in 2.1iH4;<-smsenlnlpmom Longhorn t. A-Y°\1lls --- listen to speeches stronger- than sw: 1, ,mmm _ ' ‘_ '

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modern conveniences, hot water llett. Grafton street, opposite Prince of-;Ws|o» cation. aaa. w. om: “ll Ill Grafton Street.

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____ D Hom; WORK A Humgggo LA- his previous record as- well as smnh- 'llime~_-212%. 2.17%. 2.18. - BERLIN. vta London. sept. 19.- on lure events orVt_her _post ftewyeeks. - .g _ , ,___,_______,,'” __, V _ __

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,H B WM", at ance to do crochet ins the Mlrltlmo Noord °!'tl1e~__pems~_- in the fourth hostel the treo-for-ell .Abandonment by the Germans pr the rnqrorors. it were wise to consider “A mmm' U, th, P l ang: hand demufoldery at home; cllll- .. _ _trot a new sulky was placed behind villages or Berny and Denlecourt. to- carefully whether; the lenders ot all B,.,,ds,.,»_A,,,c|,uon ,M by _

,,.|,,,\,, 0, ,png um; ,pod psy; mu- 'rne 2.45 trot proved to be at dlnp~_l - British Soldier linda the volllvll wether with positions between Bsr- our great pn-use should not 'os “lied me p,,,,|,_,;3|_ |m|;!||,_.___“§ N. ¢ _ . _ tonal supplies fi-es. The Ladies- polntmsnt to the wins ones, (jog vi-ovedwo shortnnd his river claims lumix and Vormendovillers. south el together to form ucoailtion ihluj_ ry. ¢,“_ T3", ‘L gnud \ .___ shop, 442 Yonge Bt., Toronto. 0nt.1Cresceus, the favorite, was dls_t_an<_i_e_ that lilo poor performance was due_ thes__river Bomme, is repo;-too in go. V _ _ 10 ‘_ m_ _ _ _ ._

- ”¢0_g.g1M2i_ .oy-about three others in the fl r to.-this error. dey! olllciel statement. _' Mlnlrlh Llnlliwti Curso Dittofllplr. 204540-l4‘l\\i§»r _