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DERBYSHIRE MI ER CAPTURE DF ILLICIT Milf” S°"li°'S . CHAUTAUO ‘A OPE  
Coming Tonight
RETUR T0 WDRK TILL AND WHISKY    I CHARLDTTETDW
200,000 Yorkshire Miners
are Still on Strike, Thei
Leader Declaring the Next Move is the Employers.
(special to The Goal-disn.) '
LONDON, July 28.-All the miners
|n Derbyshire who went on strike
last week returned to worktoday as
n result of the settlement of the min-
ing dispute reached between the min-
ers federation and the Government.
in Yorkshire, however. 200,000 min-
ers are still on strike. Herbert Smith
the leader of the Yorkshire miners
who remained aloof from the confer-
ence last Friday in London at which
tho settlement was reached maintains
that the employers must t,-ako the
next move toward effective readjust-
ments arranged between the feder-
ation and the Government.
French Elections
To be Held Oct. 26
(Special to The Guardian.)
PARIS, July 28.-The Echo De Paris
today declared it has accurate infor-
mation that the Parliamentary elect-
ions have been arranged to be held on
October 26." The prabable date which
png previously been mentioned was
October 12." The newspapers add
that the reports that President Poin-
care intends to ask for re-election
|1r5(I£‘-nied. I I
Arms and Ankles
.Were Vaccinated
(Special To The Guardian.)
NEW YORK, July L58.---More than
5,000 recent passengers on the steam-
er Mobile were suillering from sore
arms or ankles today. A l<‘ilipino mess
boy developed smallpox on the way
from ‘Brest. Every one aboard wus
vaccinated. The sore ankles were due
to thefact that several war brides
objected to scars on their arms.
American Bomber
Digs Nose into
Mother Earth
LAKE I‘l,A(JI‘l). N. C., Jply 26.-
Aftor having boon lost in the air for
nearly three hours, ilie army bombing
piano which left Augusta, Maine, this'
morning for Cleveland on its roinid
the rim of the country illglit, landed
ni lippcr Jay near here late today.
burying its nose in the ground. '1‘lic
__g_|;eng_5y_iis badly__sliakcn up, but no one
was seriously injured. Tho niachino
will be forced to remain litre for at
least two weeks to make necessary
repairs. In hitting lhe ground, one
whccl, damaged in landing at Aug-
usta, yesterday broke, swinging the
machine completely around. Licut.
Smith the pilot, sprained one ankle
badly. _
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Hunger and Unrest are _
Dlsorganizing the Bolshevik
wAsu1N-GTON, July n7.~ill\1esi=u\
Telegraph Agen'»~:y)-iiluntgcr. unrest
and disease- have created an acute
situation in Bolshevik tc-rritory. ac-
cordliig to Aa wireless report by Paco
lianienulf, the Bolshevik commiss-
nry, made public here today by Col-
nnt-| A. M1 Niiwinicif, rniiitnry ni-
taciie of the Russian Embassy". The
Bolshevik wireless message was rec-
eived from Omsk by cable. Kamen-
eff`s message reads:
“The dissatisfaction and irrltiltlflll
among the working men luis reached
the highest point. The plants jn Mos-
cow are on strike. The motto of the
movement is "down with Soviets."
Epiiiemics are sprendinii- TIWNP ll.
no bread rind no medlcaments. The
number of deserters is immense."
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'CUNDENSED ‘SPECIALS _`
YWANTED A COOK. GOOD WAGES.
Apply 29 Rochiord Square.
- 7338-'I-29M3i.
FOR RENT IHOUSE. ALL IMPROVE-
ments. Apply 232 Grafton Street.
' 7351-7-29M3ipd.
wmrso Ar once. ASSISTANT
cook. Highest wages. Russ Hotel-
7353-7-29M3l.
‘re LET.-LARGE coun=onrAai.s
bedroom. Apply 25 UDDOI' Prlnco
street. _ - - 7357-7-zomziivd
°wAN1-so-av vouna i.Aov
boardin house centrally l008l°il-
A i t G di Ohlce i
ppy 3 un an 7012-7~15Mt.f.
*TWO LODGERB (GENTLEMEN
preferred) can be moomodated with
or without -hoard. Pleasant airiid 
tral l ti n. Apply at Guar an -
nes. mm ° 'rose-7-niiutr.
'CANADIAN ASSOCIATED PUB-
llshors wish special representatives
in overy part of the Province. Ro-
turned soldier preferred. Lll10l‘“l
terms. For further particulars DDDY
personally nt Guardian Office.
7322-7»28Mtf.
French Trade Union
Compels Low Prices
(Special to the Guardian.)
HAVRE. July 28.-_Ollicials oi' the
federated trades union went to thc
wholesale market today and obliged
the proililccrs to sell them a i|u;inti‘,v
oi’ 'ooilstui’i`s at prices vnryiin; iroin
ilve to seventy tive per cent under the
avoi'uge ninrket price. Tiioy then
took the foodstuffs to one of the public
inurkct places where these were sold
at cost. prices.
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Australian Sailors
Will Resume Work
_A
(Special To The Guardian.)
IIIIQLBOURNIG, July' ‘.i8.~|t is ex-
pected that the seamen in all the
states will unliesitiiiingly adopt the
leatlcr's advice to resume work. 'l‘he
estimated loss in wages is two and :i.
half millions. The strike of builders
laborers has been settled.
1,000 -Soldiers
Arrive in Halifax
(Special to The Guardian.) _
` -IIAI/IFAX. J\ily_ ‘.l8.-The steamer
\Vlnnifrciliaii (locked here this morn-
ing with over one thousand returning
soldiers. '
World 'Conditions -
Never More Menacing
LONDON, July 2S.-The former
Prime Minister, ll, ll. Asqiiitli,
speaking at Egdcwari- today, saiilz-
“I i‘cgai'<l with bc\vllilernicnt and
apprcliciisioii thc part this country
is playing in Russia. The cin|iiti‘y
wants a clearer ilciinitlon than has
yet been given or what are our coni-
inltiiicntfl, definite and proslicctive.
I sincerely hope that ilie attoinpt to
commit us further ln Iliissiu will be
successfully 1'csisteil_ The future gov-
crnincnt of Russia is ri matter for the
Russian people and for no one else.
“The econoniic coiiilltloiis of iii-_-.
world and our own country was never
iiiore menacing." .
‘ALL OF GALICIA IN
HANDS
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C0l’ENlIAGl~J.\l, July 28.-The
whole ol' Galicia up to thc old Aus-
tro-Russiaii frontier along the river
Zbrucz is in thc Polish hands, uc-
ccrding to it Warsaw despatch rc-
ceivcd by the Polish press bureau.
POLISH
N0 DIVORCE FOR `
MR. FITZRANDOLPH
FREDERICTON. N. B.. July 20. -
The first jury ever sunimoncd to hear
a divorce case in New Brunswick
found last evening for the defendant,
Mrs. tlharles ifitzrniiiiolpli.
There were eight questions in all
submitted to the jury nnii when they
brought. ln their decision after being
out more than two hours tin.-_v were
unanimous in ibcir negative decision
on live of the eight counts, while they
stood flvc to two on two others, and
six to one on the reinaining question.
Five of the seven jurors were enough
to make a decision, so that Mrs. l~‘itz-
randolph actually won all of llw
counts.
Of the eight questions us to wheth-
er tho jury found inililelity on the
part of the defend-ant with each of the
five correspondents named in turn,
the jury answered ln. the negative.
Dr. J. M. llaxtcr, K_(‘.., after' tho de-
cision was heard. moved that the lllwl
of the plaintiff, Lleut. Chas. Fltzrnn-
dolph be dismissed, but no llc-UlSl0l\
wnn given on this motion before the
court adjourned until Aug.`1l, it_~be-
ing intimated by M. tl. 'lee<l, l\.t,.,
chlcf of counsel for the plaintiff, that
a new trial might be sought.
The case luis now bccn tWlCf‘- lfllifl
nnrl once reviewed before the Suprcnic
Court. On the 'first trinl there was no
jury and Mr. Justice Crockett gave ii
decision in favor of the Dllilnllff
granting a divorce, from which thi!
defendant appealed to the full bench
and was granted ii new trial with n
jury. Neither the plaintiff nor the do-
lcnilant were in court when_tho .illry
brought in their verdict shortly film?
7 o'clock and there were few slicctnt-
ol-»TV.irs. Fitzrandolpli before her mar-
riage at Boston, Mess., in 1903. WHA
Miss "Betty" O'Brlen oi' Baltimore.
Md., in sister of Norah 0‘Briei\. ll\0
actress, who is now Mrs. Whydtleh
Gmliam, of New York, with whom she
has been living since proceedings
were undertaken by her huaballd-
The capture of an illicit still at a
farm house in Royalty on Saturday
.evening by Police -Scrgt. I)ctectivc
Bradley and Constable l)over was fel-
lowed last evening by the triumphal
arrival in tlharlottctown ci’ an auto
truck loud of whiskey-some six or
seven barrels in all.
The capture was made about seven
miles from the city in the North ltivcr
soction. ,
Sorgt. Bradley had been working
on the case for some time and Sat-
urday evening he quietly uncovered
the find, news of which only began
to seep through with the arrival of
the big load of ttlcliollc goods to the
city last evening. it is understood that
Sensational _Capture Eiiected in Suburbs of City by
Police Detective- Bradley and inspector Dover.
the still was located in il. ileld on the
premises of the proprietor and was
very adroitly concealed under a large
pile of old bones, a. barrel of mater-
ial ail ready for the still being found
in close proximity to it. ‘
Loads of ice going frequently froni
the clby to thc locality was a foa-
ture which is said to have directed
curiosity to the place and aroused
woiidoi' in some and suspicion among
others--tlie others being only those
who know cnolliéli about sucli ob-
scure ina-tiers as fo be capable of
such suspicion. _
There is a liertvy penalty attaclieti
to keeping an illicit still and further
ilcvelopnicnts are looked for.
(Special to The Guardian.)
WINNIPEG, July 28.-\‘Vinnl|n>g is
coiifroiitcd with the most serious
coal crisis in its history, at'i'oi'tliiig
to an opinion i».xp|'essi‘ii hy Alilcrinan
l~`i'ii.iik l"owlnr. Wholesale and retail
dealers voice similar opinions. lln-
WESTERN MINERS
0UT ON STRIKE
Coal Famine Threatens Winnipeg and the West, Four
to Five Thousand Miners on Strike Since May.
less rlrzistic action is taken iinniod-'
init-.ly to solve the problvni local
i~.oiisiiiii<-rs will not obtfnln \vc<ti~iu
'conl nt-xt. winter. llouiors suiii lm-
tivot-n 4,000 and 5,000 miners nt West-
ern mines 'have bt-i-n on strlk - sliivc
May 23 and tra|ispoi'iutioiiV to Winni-
lpcg is virtually tlcd up.
Must Settle With
Marine Engineers
NEW YORK, July' 27.-Despite set-
tlemcnt of thc strike of the liitci‘iiat-
ional is'cii|iicii`s llnioii, ships will not
sail froiu Atlantic or (lull ports until
ilcinnnds of the Ocenii Marine Engin-
ecrs Union, not coiisiiloreil in the set-
tlement, arc granted, accoriliiig to ii
statement last night by ll. L. Todd,
lnisiiicss iiiaiiiigci' of the union.
The dcinund is that the pay of chief
engineers shall be only $25.00 less
than that receivcti by- thc inasicrs oi'
the ships. Anotlici' is flint assistant
engineers shall bc given $35.00 a
month iiicrcaic. ---
Mr. Todd declares that sliippinf
would be tied up iiiiill tnljustnicnt of
the deinaiiils and said that a coniinlt-
toe of the ilnion would nicct with
representatives of the American
Steamship Assoclniioii »Monilny.
Will Accompany
Visiting Editors
MON'-CTOiN, July 28.-*At the rc-
tiucst of thc dominion liniiiigrotizm dc-
partincnt the thrcc govcrninenfs of
the ninrltinic provinces have unch
nppointiftl one i'eprcsciilaitive from the
neivspapcr profession te accoiiipany
tlirough tlarintla the National ldilli-
orial Association of the United States.
which body coiivciics in Winnipeg.
The government of New I.lrun:i\vii-k
appointed J. T. llawkc. of the MONC-
ton Transcript anti that of Prince
Etlwarii island appointed W. L. (iot-
toii of the Charlottetown Examiner.
The action of Nova Scotia is un-V
known.
Messrs. Hawke zuid Cotton llllt
Moncton Friday night, and will pro-
ceed via Quebec over the (funailian
Niitiona-l to Winnipeg. l~`roin Winni-
peg the party proceeds along thc
Canadian Nortlicrn through l~ldnion-
ton out to t‘.cnlr:\l Noi'l.liern British
(lolumbia iiown to Vancouver. llerc
the party leaves for Seattle and on
returning to Vancouver --,proulfoil
through the soulln-rn pnssi-s of the
Rockies and tiulgary ‘east_waril to
\Viniiipcg. A very extensive pl'ogI‘ul1l.
covering many public rcci~pinnis, has
bcen airangcil covering about tivo
weeks. The editorial party leave
Winnipeg on 'Fuestliiy night.
Count Karolyn and Family
Under Arrest 'at Prague
BERDIN, July 2il.-#Count Michael
Karolyn, formerly llungnrian Provis-
ional lircsltlent, his wife and his en-
tire suite have been arrested and are
iletaincd at i‘raguc, according to the
Vossli-hc Zoltung.
A despatch from Berlin, July 17, re-
ported tlount Karolyn's arrival in
tempts to it-.ave llungary. it was sllltl
ie bo his intention to go to America.
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'rim w1~:A'r1m'n
'rl-:iui-iiicn 'riiim
'rim-1, MooN,`l~1'l‘c.
‘erly winds, ilno and warm.
bu high tomorrow morning at 12.47 nn
Tliursdny at 1.22. . -
Sun sets this evening nt 7 46 nn
niornln at i».05l und Thursday at 5.04
12.21 a. m. -
_ust 3rd 3.12 p._ m_., _ ____ , __ _
ltuly after he had nindu several nt,
TORONTO. July 20.-Fresli west-
Tl , tid will be high this rnornlnil
_at ‘fm nad wmormw MV1233 "_ wp: tries in nil' nltcoiiiplisliniciit, be who
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tomorrow :\.t 7.45, it rises tomorrow
First quarter moon, Sunday Au!-
Bandits From Mexico
Kidnap American Youth
Wi\SiliN(i'l‘0N, I). U., July 20_~
l’hilip 'i‘hon\psiin, fourtcen-yctii'-olti
son of .lohii West. 'l‘hompson, nn Ani-
_cricaii citizen, was _ kiilnappvil i`roin
his t`ntlici".~; _i-'ani:l\, thlrl_y‘ niilcs from
i`roni llilcxico (lily, and is in-ing hclil
byMcxican“ bandits for 1,500 pesos
ruiisoin, the Stale l)epo.i*tnient
was ailvlseil today. l'i'gcnt i'epi‘escn-
tations have been matic to the ‘Mexi-
can govcrnini-ni, it was announced.
'I‘lic bandits took it horse anti il rov-
olvoi' from thc boy bcfori; faking hini
from the rziiicli, and they \vcrii saitl to
hnvc t|ircati~|n~ri to cxcclitc liiui, un-
less tho i‘atiispl_ii__\\':is paid.
.__ll_l..~..
St. Martin’s Man
Killed by__Lightning
ST. JO‘li.’\I. N.ll., .lilly HS.-iWaltcr
i’ni‘lier B5 years of ago, living at St.
Martins, wus instantly kllltnl this
niorning .by a iightiiliig fins-li which
eiitoroii his house by at window nnil
after iiialiing n circuit lcft by an atl-
joiiiing door. lii.-i wife who' was work
ing ut :t crcani scpcrator had her
clothes burned niiii was badly sliuck-
eil by the fiasli but thc house and
property pai'ii<~ularly thc sopcraiin'
werc nil pi'ni‘iiealiy uiilouclicil. The
deceased li-nvcs three brotlicrs and
two daughters besides his wife.
DOUBLiE THE PRIZE
f NEW YORK AIR RACE
TOl`t(lN'l‘(), July 28.-Double the
original amount oi' the prize to be
given i`or the llotcl (`.iuninoilor in-
tei'iiaitional uirplaiie race froni To-
ronto to New York. iludlngfho
(iaiiizidiuii National Exlliiillion lic|'f‘.
iiuring thc week oi‘_ August 20,
$10,000 lnsti-nil ot” $5,000. has been
offered. `
This annoiilireiiieiit was iniuii-. io-
tlay, following :t coiii'ci'i‘ncc nt. iiii-.
ollircs of ilio (`/aiiatllnii National
lsixlilhitlon bi'l.\vi=en rcpi'esi~|itniivt-.4
ol’ tho Aiiit-i'ica|i l~‘lylng (‘|ub anti
(laptuin~Junics l'. Ilcatfy, of the
Acro (llub of ilaiiari:i:‘"Rnpreseiita-
livvs ol' .lolin Mold itiiwliian. presi-
dent. of tho t'oniiuotlor, it forincr
rc.sideiit, of' 'l`o|'onto, who arrivcil
lH‘I`c loiiny from New York, onine
USi\0Clilll.Y lil ll\1llf0 the -aiii\o|iiii'c-
ini.-nt. i
tldollowliig the coni’ercnlce,' (‘upi.
lionity Siilil that hc was iiegotlafing
with l’osiniastcr-General llhnnltn
l_0l‘ it special mall tiny, when iiiail
froni 'l‘oronio will be cnrrii-ii to
llutfalo, Syruciisc, Albany and Ni-w
York city for thc first. iilnii. Thi-
$l0.000 will ho split up into n num-
l>"i‘ oi` prlzcu, thc first prize being
$24,000, thi- second, $2,000, nnii the
ihiril. $1,000.
“()ur rallroatln are cluttered with
.thc freight movcuient at pri-sont,"
said Mr. llowinan, "and wo need
fin illlcllt for _the expedition "of mails
"iid liilnsoligcrs. The aeroplane as
u ninil-carrying agent has alrendy
demonstrzitcfl its \vortli. it is only
a matter of time wlioii we will seo
passengers nnrl frolkiit going through
the air as ri cnniniorcinl proposition.
That Aiiicricn is behind other- (lonn-
runs may ri-ail. In the llntnl ('oniniod-
or intei'nnl.ioiial air race many of
the greatest biers oi' the world will
participate, aniong them the big noon
_ of Canada nnd America. The contest
K
New moon Sunday, July 27th at will be under the aus lces of
- - D the Am-
erican Flylmz club and the Ar-ro
club or canada."
' J. i
should
grain lust night stating that the i`ol
lowing soldiers will arrive tonight
probably byearly trainz-
A.l
&==;:ea>ec=3reer~
. N. Callbcck, North Tryon
V. lluffy, Kiiikora
. (I. Duffy, Kinkora
S cf; City I
Gallant, Dug” Road
ll. Jones, Harrington
.. King. Rocky Point
ll. Martin, Grand V.. .-
L_ Mullaily, Kelis -~~'tn_~
Ii. Milligan, l\’Ii'.\'i I Mills
(‘. llluttart, Wi iii ‘ in
Mi-lnnis, Tig' tr.
Mcliit-yi‘e, (‘ariligai..
S. McGougan, Malpcque
li. McKinnon, Louis, Lot G0
IC. lvlcliiilltiii, Kensington
(‘li:ii'liittiefo\vii
M. P. Stcrns, 101 Kent St. city.
(1. Slicppnrii, til llrightou, city.
(‘. ld. \Valker,.(l;ilcilonla. i
G. M. Dixon, St. l’eti~i's Bay
Prince of Wales Colonel
0i Royal Canadians
(Special to The Guardian)
LONDON, .lilly ‘.l8.~'l`lie Prince of
\V:ilcs has been appoliitcil f‘olonei in
t‘liii‘t` of the l’rin:>i~‘oi' \V‘nii~s Lein-
ster licginicnt, "ltoyiil t‘;|ii:iillaiis."
Premier Clemenceau I
Warmly Acclaimed
(Special Te The Guardian.)
l’Alill~. .Iuly Lili.-l’|‘t\iiiiei' t`loiin~iic-
can spent Siinilziy t'ouring the devast-
aiml rcllioii oi' the Soiiiinc and i-vci‘v-
ivliorcl i'i~i~.1=ivcti :| most ciilliiisiastii:
i"`ifl‘iitioii. At Amicus the i-rowtl lirokc
tho lines :ind swept. tho l’i'cniici' along
to the (‘ity llnli where tho' lvlnytn- nn.
|iuicrni_ctl the wants of the citizens.
l\’i. ‘(‘lt~iiiciict‘ail i‘cpiicil “y'ou ask nic
what nrc _volt going to do foi‘ us." I
reply cvoryiliiiig for ihcrc could bo
no greaf_t~r injustice than ii` l<'rnii<~_i~_
sliowcil ln'.i'soIl' iniscrly towarii those
who have tlcl`cnileil her,
ASKS ‘FOR GRANT c
-_ T0 FIGHT FLU
\VASlllN(i'l`0N, July 20.-(foiigri-ss
iniiin-ilintoly appropriate $l,:'»00,-
000 for iiglitiug influenza, r'i'<-iii'i'<-in~i~.='
of which |ni~ilit'ul nuiliorilic.~i sity, ure
Ohio, was to toll the iiouse today.
li`i‘s‘s and Sciintor iiariliiig of ()liio
have introilii<'i‘il iiioasurcs enibinlying
tlic recommeiirlations made today.
“The last cpiiicniic cniisctl 500,000
deailis und n tol~n.l cconoinic loss of
nearly $4,000.000,000 iiccoriliiig to fig-
iiros conipileil hy‘ the Anii~riczui l\lc<li-
cal Assoc-lation," Foss said. "’i‘bc'nll-
iniportaiit thing now is to ilnil ai cure
and this will require cxpoiisivc :-'.cai't-li
and l propose that the iiiouey shall he
expeiided under the direction of the
public hen-ith service.
"'i‘lii-re is a general belief in the
medical world t.ii-at the second and
third yours will show friglitful after-
effects, unless specific i‘eiiicilics can
be found. But the appalling loss of
500,000 lives, five times our loss in
the war, with assuriuicc flint tho
plague will appeal' again, is onougli
to stroll:-in us to i.~ inctlinto action li
is generally believed that siicitess will
follow filo efi`orls ol` thc iiietllcal
world in its iight against the -'-piiioniir
just as in tho cases oi’ vi . .' fr-vcr,
iyplius, iliplitlicrin and hi, nntluil-
ics." '
lfcss read to the ii0~ it li-tier
from Otto l‘, Goier 'sr ret.-ry of the
Anii-i‘icnii iVli-tilt-al Assoeiiltioii, which
siaiirtl thai. tht- mortality wus 40 pi-r
i'i~lll. ubirvc tin- iiirrninl ilonlli rule ill
tho years: aftor tho previous influenza
i-pitloinics. Meillcul aiitlioi'itlcs, (it-.ii-r
nilniitlcil, are still bullied ovier the
origin nnii 1-nitric of the disease, and
stui.c.ii.tl1:tt. tin.-.pussiiu'1it,v.. of the ills-
covory of any real :uiti-toxin for in-
flucnzii is wholly iiopeiiilciil. upon the
iliscovery of the nctuitl gcrni causing
thc iliscnsi~.."
Recurrence Expected.
NEW YORK. July 20.-Recurrence
of the opliioniii-_ ni’ ii\ll\li~ri7.a, wliicb
cost nearly half a million lives in the
iinited Status lust fall was priiilicicil
ioilny by liisiiriiiici- ?jr~i'is.
lililivard Kopf of i o sintlslit-:il bn-
ronu. Metropolitan l.il<- liis\|i'nm_'o
had cost -life iiisiii'uiii'r~ coiiipanies in
000,000, whllc thc burcnii Ui witi' risk
about
liiilucnza victims.
liiilueiizn and pneumonia, Knpf slat
death
to panilcnilc periods, rccurrcd nl. stat
ed ilnics.
York
lives ns were sacrificed in fou
half years of,w1ir. This repor
young
and a
ed, the ilisi-use is still active Nin
hundred policyholders of the compnn
in April. May andélune.
. C. l<`ergusoni, 107 \Vcynioutli
i, Robertson, Lennox Hott-l,
pi'obnbi<~. Rcpi~o.~‘i-iitutivo ltoss of
i"ompany, staioii that the opiiloiiiii-
this conrifry l`i‘oni $00,000,000 to $100,-
iiisurannot lin. Wojliilrgiini paid; oilli
$150,000,000 to bi‘|icf`|cIai*io.~i ol'
cd, have shown a constantly rising
rate in the last. five years. .Ile
said that (iiscuscs of this nature run
I~`igurr-.s just colnpileil by tho Now
Life -insurance ('oinpany siiow
that from Scpteinbcr, llllli, to Jununry
1019 ,tho intlucnzo claimed ns many
I.
also showed that. fur from being abat-
'. . . . . c
v
succumbed to influenza or pneumonia
-tho tiiaiiitniiriiin iiiovoiiiciii .~;ini;r~ it
I Cliziuiniiquii has again pitched its
big tent. in t‘liarlottctown. and at big
wcek`s |n‘egi'airiiin» along lines cilitca-
tional nnii entv-rtniniug is ‘in stoio
for tin- pooplc of this 1-ity. l
Tho work of pr ~ inn large ex-
panse of cm-v;i;<-. _vos-tiriiiiy
:noruing :mil "is _ _ 'l ..i good
lllilf' itll' l"‘. 'l ' _,lim " i ripr~lii‘iI
ni I! -Noir lf, ‘rin ic. . equip-
un-ii ‘ro i. on I) Mass.,
'I`he i . iiioil -il _inn nite
as lxisst _vi-ui .- on the sitio of
llle I’rllli't~ of \\'..li\~< t' . iIli‘ vii
ll`flll“\> lil\‘llilI on (ii Sfi'i'ct.
(looii nrrnngemeiit.\ for -king of
i.l<~ki-ts :uni thc sieutnig "io nud-
iciicc uri- cai'i'ii\i| out, i ortnhlc`
cliairs nrt- proviiieti, tho tint. in-ing
capable of si-iting nt li-ost. 2,000 pci'
soils. .-\ \\‘i~ll <-t||iippi'il stage is p|o»
Viilvti with l'oi\fii)_'lit< :intl all r<~q|i|ri-
inciits for ihc t~arr_ving uni oi' thi- var-
ious porfiolis of the pi'i»gi'.tiii_
'l`l\c first :¢i‘r<sit»ii _\'i_-.sit-rilny nl'ts-i‘-
noon opt-lit-.ii with an ziriiii'i~.\'s by inc
(,‘i\ziuinu<||i.i t~lti|iii|'iiiiciiiii-iii_ Air. \\`
Russel <li'ooi|. Air. tli'cr~ii has bi-cn
it (‘liuntnui|i|aii since llll2, iii' has sci'
veil in all i~n|nu'.i/iii'.~: froin driving
¥*'lilli"H ll* I§lVlllL' li‘t'|1ii‘»'.s :intl li||iiw:-
the work from the ground up.
Mr. (lrceii gave ;i tit-i»irlt~ill»y init-ri-,ei
ing talk, siicivillg the ti:-\'t»lopii|<'iit oi'
was siai't<'il'iu ISTH in ;t littlo town
oniiniro t'liaiil:liii|iin ncnr liuii`.rlo;
how that in thc ilniti-il Hiatt-;t :ilonc
flicri- are now 5000 towns ivliuro
i‘li.'|ulniiq|in is piitroiilzeil. 'l`l|i\i'c are
new sevi-rnl 4-irciiits in ('n||utla, oni-
_in Ausirnli-:i and next suuinn>i' tlivrr-_
will iw one in liliiglnnd.. lt is tin- in-
tention l\ir_ iirocii said to have inn-
lu vvi-1-_v Englisli spvakiiig i-ou|itr_\~ in
the world. The i"i|:||||;ii|i|i|n has it
fret- :uni open |>lat|`o|'ii|. .ziuil is absol-
utely innist-i~iiii~i:i|i. 'l`lii= i-oinp'l|iy
wliivli is now playing in t‘lini'lotlc-
town i'o|ii|il‘i:-'i-s almui, 75 pi-|‘s<nis ili
ull. '|‘hi~ font i-ri-\\' is rn:nli- up toizilly
‘tl ‘f‘|ll<'i»t~‘ hxlys :uni girls.
.\lI‘. (i|'<~i\|i's niiiii'<»s.~a ivns t`ollow<~.il by
ri ili‘lig|iti`ul niusli-:rl 1-oiit-crt by the
Ziiiiiiici--t‘:ii'ii\r t‘omp|ny, '
A. J- A----ue. 'fini-»-.__ . The Big Tent Crowded on Dpening Day. Delightful Coil-
‘. Aisenault, buminerslde _ , . .
- H- 1f=~f~\'f~=-  certs by Zimmer-Carter Co. and Fine Addresses Given.
by tin- Zimmer sisters. Miss Carter
rarlt-s tho programme with readings
:intl ~ stories. The various num-
bi ‘ ‘he prograiiime were given
. _ ng offs. ' and received by
» .lilo 1. <~ with ei. liusiusm.
H; evening portion of the day's
sci-ies licgnn ni 8 o'cluok with a con-
i-ori by tht- Ziinnier-t'arter Company
folioivi-.il by an inspiring address
“Just You" or “flow you may live for
loo years", givirri by Dr. Carolyn E.
tleisci. This talented lady physlcan
is one of the chief lecturers on the
i"liniitnin|ua progrniinne and those
who were so foriiiiiute as to hear her'
n<lili~cs>: ltisi r-vi-ning will verify all
the coiupliineiit-"y statements that
have in-i-n . lp rcspectiiig her.
l\'lr_ (ln-t=i\'s ddrcss was followed by
ri-i-ily to iiiidde aged men upon
wliost- slioiiltii-rs she declared, the
bnrrlcn oi' recoiisiructlon and main'
tnining the pi-are directly rested.
'l`lir- solution of the latter problems
iii-pi-ntii-ii noi. upon the extent of our
\ronltl|_ nor lironti acres, but upon
the ninn power of the English~spt‘aii-
nip; ivorlii. Tile United States and
l‘:iii;nl last year buried 102.000 men
i\ct\\'i"~ii the ages oi' 21 and 49 who
sliouiti in-ver have ilioil but who
.~lit»nld bi- living :intl well today, the
spi-nlii-r said. 'l'lit-so tiled solely of
pi't~vt'iilaI>li» tliseasos, which could
intro liecii stopped at the outset of
thi-ir growth. No flag of any country
could siainl to lose such men of nia-
tnrc _vc-urs :ind experience, Dr. Gelsel
continued, and it is for the sake of
lho _flag that you love that I plead
with _voiiftalic care ot’ your all im-
ptrtaiit self,
in-. (lr-is-i_~l'.s stirring and -'liitghl-_v
il|.~:fl'llt'li\'r\ nrlrlross wg-in f0||L-,wed
with thi- lrocrii-st inlcrr-st and heart-
ily npjilaliiloil.
'l‘ln= pi-oginiiiiiio this afternoon be-
gins nt 2.310 with a lecture bv the
(‘lini|I:r\ir|iia slip:-i‘intendent followed
lu' a piano rccitzil by a brilliant art-
ist, (l:ibi‘ii‘| L. Hines.
in ilu- i-vciiing at 8 o'clock the pm.
rriiiiiniv opens with a concert by -the
t.'oi~cii;i-iii:nclli ~(7ompany, including
The coiii-i-rl. ri-iil_1»rs :iroitnd the
liarp selcctioiis exquisitely reno _~
_l____.__.__._ _
.@
(Special to the Guardian.) |
Vll‘lNf\'l\- -lilly 2S.»~'1‘lii\. iiiialicial
clallses of thc ponri- ti-rnis ol`i'crcil
Austria by _tho Allies :irc being strong-
ly protested both by i‘hi~ iic\\'spapci's
AUSTRIA 
.-oprrino, baritone, violinist and pian-
‘f_ i
if
. _ ssrs
nn; anon mins
Claims the Country will be Bankrupt Within a Few
Weeks Unless Financia- Terms are Modified.
and by financial circles. Both these
ipiui‘tei‘.~i go so far as to predict'bi.\nk-
rnptcy of Austria within ii few weeks
unless thc iliiniicial terms are modi-
ileil. ` ` .s .|
Race Riot_s_i_n Chicago
t‘-Ill(`AGO, ILL., Jnl_\' 27.--A .“.cric.<
of riots in tho negro riistrict today re-
sulted in tht- drowning of one negro,
llic reported tlrowiiiiig of n ivliiic niau
tho probalilc injury of anotlicr negro,
thc wounding of it policomaii and in-
l\ii'.V to n si:ori~_ ot` wliitcs and lilaiclis
by bullets or iiiissilo=_ Police toiiiglit
said they hail the situation wcll in
hanil. 'l‘hi\ troiihlo .~'tarii~il at ii.
'i`\vi'iil_\'-nilitli sir ` lift(-li, wlii‘ri‘.
wliiti-sunil blacks .» _ -. \::iitml find
soon sprenili Stat- ii. nixuu
tln»i‘oiiglit'uv~»» in ,ho no rr “i.- negro
rlisirii-'_ “nit-l. xicnils " -i, jivp,
inllfi  otin, start ii* the
llentg : iii -- was _'lsr sliool-
iiu: iii tin- v i- ity of S " '~:ti'ci~t1
i)iirin_r, the i`i~_h1in:. i»i'|rl<¢i
:ind otlier ini.~i.~'iii-.- wi-i' ' rl, both
ill lin- bontril :intl ul \ points'
along 'I`\vvnty'-iiiiiiii stri- -.l .ilontt
Slate strvol. Whitt- mc; ' ic f`i'i~-I
i|ui‘r\fl_v u|fni'Iti',| iinil Inuit.. in Stull'
str(-vt, tin- poll(-t-_ sniil. .\i the ilt.:n-li
whore iiiissilcs \\'t-ro flying, .1 negro on
it rult was |'t`-porti-ii to hnvi- In-cn
st|‘ui'l< with ti rock :intl hurl(-il into
this linkc. liutvr llli- boily of u iii-gro
was inhcii froin the \vutcr.f A white
man, it swlinincr, also was i'i-pnrli-ii
bit :uni ilroivui-ii.
QUARANTINE BAN BETWEE_N N.
B. AND U. S. LIFTED.
 JOHN, N.li, .luiy ‘_'S_»'l‘li»t
qilxirnritliii- bun iigniiisi Ni-w lli'un.~'
wir-it :intl tiuivclli-rs rt-liirniug from
New lli'uus\vii'.li going into thc Iiniti-il
iltaiios, without first i'i~i|uiring u corti-
licutt- ol i<iiccr‘ssl\il vuci-iiiutioii wit.l\iu
(wi-lvc niontlis, has hi-on llflt-il, ni-i-oi'il-
ing lo word rcvcivr-tl tinlny from \‘\'n:h-
lugton b_v lli'. \\'illin|ii llobr-rts, Min-
ister of llculth for this proviii<~i~. 'Phi-
ri-moving ol' thi- rcgu|:|tinn \v:\s ric-
ciilcvl upon i`ollowiiig ai si-lu-iiio submit-
lcil lo ilu- Wusiiinglon authorities hy
limi. Ili", lloborts wiii-rr-l»_\' all piisscii-
gi-rs or travellers coniini; into New
llrunswlck froni Nova Scotia or tho
llnltcil States from Nova Scotia must
show ii certificate of succossfiil vac-
cination. An order from the Bureau
Extensive Sales
Oi Ontario Timber
1-1-
.(Bpecial to The Guardian)
'I`()R0.‘\"i`0, July Z8.-A very profit-
able sale of Rod and wlilte pine tini-
bci' in tho districts of Algoina, Suds-
hurr ' -'l Nippisiug has just. bieen
t_~oi~ i- »` by the Department of
fir ~sts nivi Mines. The sale
~ - _.inn _ri it-n it fnships of these
i__ districts and the Government
i~ct-t-ivr-/l iinuiy tenders which were
o|u~ii0t| rin .lilly 10.
ll'br- .\lini.~ti-r, lion. G. Howard,
i~`i-rtxiisiiii :innounceti on his return
iriun Noi-tin-rii Ontario ii few days ago
that thc iiigliiisi price had been rec-
t-ivt-tl in thi- history of Government
.~';ili‘s. -
Eight Premiers _ _ `
At Convention
O’l"i`/\\Vi\, July 26.-Defeat of the
t`oiisr-.rvntive Govcrninent in Prince
l~}d\vartl -island is expected to result
in eight out. of the nine provincial
prcniii-rs attending the National Lib-
oi-:il t‘oiivi‘iitii>ii in Ottawa on August
iv. Ii :ind 7.
t‘i't-:lr-iitials to attend the convention
had niri-nily bi-1-ii extended to John H.
Ili-ll, ns lonilcr of the Lilierai Opposi-
tion in l’|'lncr~ Edward island. Mr.
Rt-li, it is nxpectoil, will now be called
upon to t'orin--a. governnient for _the
lsiaiiil and will atieiirl the convention
as one oi’ ilic provincial preiniers.
Oiitnrio is at prosciit the only' lli`0Vli1C0
in ilu- Doniinion with a Conservative
ziilinlnist ration.
Thi-_ selection of a chairman for the
ronvcntlnn is arousing considerable
illsciissioii. lt is .probable that joint
clialrinon--one I-‘rent-h and one En!-
lish~-wlll bn chosen. The names of
Sir lionir-r tlouin, Prime Minister of
t)in~lȢ-v, nin|'l'remier Murray, of Nova.
t~li~o|i:i, ure siiggosti>d.ln this connec-
|inn_ nnt nothing will be determined
olilcinlly till ilie National ('onimis-
sion iiioirfri towards the end of the
month.
li. li. Mckenzie, lender of the Op-
position in the I-louse of Commons,
of lienlth to this effect was published
in the Telegrnpli today.
hna nrrived in Ottawa. 'I-le will re-
main till after _the convention. _
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