i
:Gif-
nn
Qunburiied
skin _  
I'
_En the glorious outdoor life `
of summer there is one thing
Face C '_  _
‘ 3%'-"i?l»;. ‘»_  
V it is by_ffgn‘_,§~lig most delight- :_ _
ful of - s\nttg'§en» ,creams-f -a
certain pi-otéfe _ ,;,.'-__7p¥ains,t- *
sunburn and-wind  "aud~cer»
tain relfdt if appli _to the al-
comforh-! _ Penslar Vanishing' `
It is alsi#~;Hf€d~*a¢s'jL*'?f`ounds». ‘
tion-Qfearn'-j`ust before the ap-
plication-,'0f face powder.` You
will llnd many other uses for
it, once you become acquainted
with this _exquisite product ff
the Penslar, laboratories. Try
a 25 cent jai'“to prove the qual-
ity-ask at our Peniiiar Store.
No other store has it.
E. A.   Foster
Central.,_Dru8store -
iii`i§i'iiici's
- ii ii
Watches
O _
Repaired
fe repag all kinds of
2/atches, locks, Jewelry
,§.:.__.,_._.._.-.. .. -_
,Our ,charges are moderate
--Our woizltis-_the yery best.-
” `f.i,f.I_'_¢_v , 5
  ‘Patterson
"_Corr.'/Great George ana i
"3 Grafton Sts.
-_ -_f. -_ .,_..~._.____-___'
._._.»»»......-_- _ ' f.
ll'-an is r~
_ ~- |
25.0  150-. .~
R°°||{f Baths `
HOTEL OXFORD. .-
C6'|'iIe'y Spuare, Boston Mau, `
Neal' Pubic Library. Trinity Church.
Christian Science Church. New (lpgra
house and but I0 minutes to the shopping
and busine section
Elecirid Ehrs pass the Oxford to B.
and M. R.o}!.Siation.alil H.bS.lBines and
h ` ur s. __
°"§i'iIs §':snnti Eifiiiiy .mi Tp; with ii.-nn
I oubla moms $2.00 Bnd “DC Will! him
_,.
S2130. _ -
. O. ‘ ' _
S2 PHILIP I’ PRETTO Proprietor.
 
‘ '/fi..-" _
__._§-_ __
in
2355-s-a~mus:\soi - |
r ` _
._
‘track was one of the be
interesting horse meets h
_ or some time
` The attendance was gm
2,000 people being present
#as-lnlperfect shake and
by hor einen-as one of th
the lower provinces
 -ml--=-1  =» »°- -I-..fis.z#~:.z;.°"'::.‘:.'f..i“
“cities-a ii i ‘ -ai
'_~"7fMlYox' : Tod§i0 n a
;‘b6\-ti " the w one
fiwsmg four be nw'
neclvflnlshes. The{9e§,§
blowing. _wines ac, o mea
being Bd_~slow;j,., _é o
Hitarter,  si; (ah
l“‘ie!§?§»M§:&‘§?-Y Sa amsay,
'°“aY °““"’“".“°d mi" _-- -_ Wm'-UI4 _ phtiixiz'
__v ".» ."`,f.`,“,_ `>»_
The ;.-liorses§_f-leg; fm- N
where they race Wegnégda
The following is 3 'slim
Free for Aii.
_Vests Buy. 2.05%, steels,
-0 Elaniiigsn, 2.18%, B dl
F8
Tim Z 2
e, .Ol/_._
2.30 Class Pace
Qu b
eens oro, 2.20. Bradly,
Derby, 2.291/5, Conroy, 1,
Qu C
een atherine, Harding,
John BI O'Bri
EES. en, 3 4
Time, 1 07%
2.40 Trot.
Keltie. McPhee, 1, 1, 2 1
Brazlllian. inn.. Linkietter,
Quec Alt
ii o, Conroy, 2, 3,
Jelliooe. Kelly, 4, 2, 3, 4_
Sweet Mol. Matthews, 5,
< Time, 2.32%.
BlSEHi|_I
SATURDAY NOT
lst Boston 3, Pittsburg
lst Clnciriatti 4, Brookl
2nd . Brooklyn 1, - Cliroin
St. Louis 5. New Yo 'k
criéveinnir' 5, Phiisdeinh
Boston 41 St. Louis 1.
lst Chicago 1. New Yer
2nd New York (ll Chica
Detroit Washington pos
INTERNATIONA
At- Rochester 1'3,' innin
darkness.
ls-_lla-
if
The opening of the A
e
_ Om _ B. H
_,still wind visit to Indian River. .Jamieson and Lloyd Owem 
mixer the time _ _ '
Mayor freed, 2.18%, Keiiy, 1
3
Y
___
_ AME_Ri<.;AN;
A is ‘_ . J ' " __  ~ .
.1 _ _ '_».‘.~. if use-.ni .iq  so if di
PERSONALS
I h
Mr. Jo n Praught and Mr. Everett
lberton race Weatberbie, Pownal, left last week
st and most for Western Canada. _ -_-
ld on P.E.I..
_ Miss Stella Trainor has returned to
li
‘ ...___ _*'“`,' 
 _ Miss Mary\ Essory and Miss Annie " `  
Foster, city, leaving this moming on a
‘visit to Qogton.
_   iiiiiii; iiiiiiiiiiii
' Ton'oN'ro. Ang 22. -- D. A. 'rim-
ellent,about Summerside after spending a month -mag, M,-PI., the general commissioner
The track with her parents in' Maple Wood. gen; gui; to, Canada and United States
dren, Charlottetown, are visiting in
pronounced --- by the British govornnient to llllestl-
e fastest in Mrs. Frank Christopher and chil- -gate facilities for making munitions
-oi' war, arrived in Toronto yesterday
_iled tli'i"ough- Pownal, the guests of Mr. and Mrs. F. from Ottawa. accompanied by Major-
t0.,mar the Praught. -General it. H. Mahon and Il,..l~l.-Carr,
had ,heats.~ .___. _other members of the Commission.
and Queens- Mrs. (Dr.l S. H-_ Gillis and Miss with them' were_aiso Brigadier-Gen-`
ifbpr their Ella Dorsey weréipassengers by yes- eral Bertram and Col Watts, of the
isis were: _. -
arlottetown; vlsitinghis mother, Mrs. Theo. Moore, manirfmcturing munitions
Dr..~E. P. Moore, who has been
it _heck and terday afternoon's train west on a Shell C mittee, Mrs: .'l‘t.oma Mis I
Mr. Thomas paid high tribute to
Canadian factories now engaged in
Dr Christo- of Charlottetown.; left on return to ' “The conditions are inucli better
timers. H..i<nis home in-snutp Bend, Indiana. __ than,I.,expected to find." he said. and
r and E._ J. A
ew Annan,
yafternoou.
maryc-
5, 5, 5,
IONAL
lst Philadelphia 7. Chica
So 5.
2nd Philadelphia 3, Chic
ago 2.
1.
2nd Boston 2, Pittsburg
0.
yn 1.
nati 1. ~'
4.
inf 3.
lc 0.
go 2.
tponed rain.
L.
gs' called
Montreal 3. Rochester 3 `.
Harrisburg 5, Jersey City 0.
e
Richmond 6. Providenc
lst Biicalo 2, Toronto 2
2nd Postponed rain.
' FEDERAL
lst Buffalo 9. Chicago 3
2nd Buffalo 5, Chicago
Kansas City 8, Baltlmg
Called 7th rain. lst Br
Louis 2.
2_nd Brooklyn 8. St. Lou
Pittsburg 4. Newark 2.
SUNDAY AMERI
lst Washington 8. Det
2nd. Detroit l, Washiii
lst Chicago 5, New Yo
2nd Chicago 5, New Ya
Philadclpliis. 6 Clevela
lst Boston 6, St. Louis
2nd Boston 5, St. Louis
N0 NATIONA
INTERNATIONA
lst Toronto 4, Jersey C
2nd Toronto 2, Jersey
FEDERAL.
Chicago 4, Buffalo 0.
lst Newark 2. Pittsbui' .
2nd Newark 3, Pittsbu
5 ,‘
Wearffhis Patriotic -C- '" T-
_MV'_;._ _._ g-_.;, »__
’ 111' " “th _ Island Pat-
siqfpuudi- Price 10c
  - -,, ir-i-'itz 'rhi itnpi rein'
 -to he ‘ Attila 3| f is B tt ei in
Iiarlottetown Druggist-
  i   no    wi iiiiiiw i iisii siiiiiiii   ._
E. A. Foster,_dru§g'ist,
toniers greatly pledged;
QUlCl{ action' of slmp
bark glycerine,s’e. asc:
I'
iveniiie. The Island Pat- ,.0 miiongiitirha ctimtoa
g = ' '
~ ° FUI. i-clievcs .almost ANY
none Fund' - constipation, sour or ghs
_ cithwhtawn Gaudi", it is so nowerini that it
I ,_ _  'cessiully in oppendieliiil-
12'f¥_~C‘8f_lAm1f-_ ‘_ never gripes and the INST
-.... ' is sur risiu
3.
2.
ro OI
ooklyn 3, St.
is 1.
CAN.
roit 1.
gton 0.
rk 2.
rk 0.
nd 1.
1
3.
L.
L.
ity 0.
1.
1
rg 1.
_.N3-:|,_-,
-°":°:-‘
-“ser-‘
5°
¢“.‘\"z\°i,_,
in '~
'5';$°»-L
w _
' »-I
$4 _
3. 4, 1, 2.
4, 3.
Mrs. &"W.7Shei-wood' who has been
visiting rel¢flves"u.t. the Experimental
'silfilon here; left for her home in
Ottawa on Monday __
Mrs. Michael Berrigan, King George
HOUII; has freturned to the city from
Tracadisi'Beac'h where she has been
\'}lBtica_tlng for the last two weeks.
Mr. Reginald Taylor of the Royal
Band, Halifax, is .spending a holiday
with his parents Mr. and Mrs. J. D.
Taylor, City.
Mrs. John F. Robertson, now of
Conniston, Ont., and formerly of Char-
lottetown, is visiting here, the guest
of Mrs. A. E. Morrison,.P_riuce St.
Miss Herbert, of Bsidgctowii, Bar-
badocs. West Indies, is -visiting iii
Char_lottetown, the guest of Captain
and Mrs. Taylor, 86 Cumberland- St.
Messrs Nell Ross Pinotte and Hec-
tor Gillis, Gascoigne, _will be passeng-
ers on the western train this morning
ontheir way to Alb ta,
er
Mr, _wiiiinin Kern. -B. s. A., or oi.
tawa -is in the province assisting Mr.
T. A. Benson of the Live Stock
Branch of tli_e_._Agricultural Depart.
ment. - ; _- - _, _
Mr. J. T. Bethuno "who, has been
summering at l-lollaiid -l-lalileavos
gils morning for Montreal. Mrs.
e longer.
Miss Katherine W. Murphy of tho
Bank of Nova Scotia, aiui-Miss Annie
Berrlgan of Beer & Goi'f's have left
for Sturgeon, where thvy will spend
their holidays at Miss Murphys ho~ne_
'Mr Tucker, of the Bank of` Nova
bianch in Charlottetown, is spendin a
e s registered at
the Russ.
Mrs. (Capt) Heschien and little
daughter have returned to the city,
after having a pleasant visit with Mr.
and Mrs. A. A. Moore, Mooreileld,
Pownal.
Miss Maisie Purd 'returned home
on Saturday night from a years trip
to Dawson, Vancouver, Winnipeg and
Montreal. She was accompanied
from Vancouver by her sister Miss
Bertha, who will rcmziin in the city
for six wccks before returning to Van
couver.
Mr. Betliuen who with Mrs. Be-
tliuoii speiit thc summer at Holland
(love, leaves this morning ou return to
Montreal, called thither on business.
Mrs. Bethucn will spend the remain-
der of the season at Keppocli. They
will be both be greatly missed at Hol-
land Cove. where they made many
friends. This was Mr. Bethuen’s first
prolonged stay in Prince Edward ls-
land and he is delighted with its
climate ami facilities for summer eu-
joyment aiid nothing but pressure of
business would have induced him to
leave boforo the close of the summer
season. The many friends lic mndo
while here hope to see him back
again. ‘
fl]TI[lMiiiI PHIIIIEGE
i , \
_Canadian _ manufacturers are ~ doing
everything in their power to meet-tho
conditions imposed by the war.”
T0 INCREASE OUTPUT.
He believed that tice Comission's
visit to Canada woul have a tciid-
ency to increase the Canadian out-
put of munitions, and that it would
also .prove a decided encouragement
to Canadian lndustry, adding that the
_British govonrnioiit was decidedly
satisfied with the finality of the muni-
tions already providcd by Canadian
firms. _
"Wo are more than favorably im-
pressed with the goods_recoived from
'Tanailaf' Mr. Thomas said. "'l‘ho only
thing that I noticed wlivii I left Enig-
laiid was that thc (‘-aiindlaii fuctories
were a little backward with their or-
ders, but they arc now doing much
better. Contracts to the extent oi' ilt-
ty_ million pounds sterling have ul-
ready been. plac d in Canada."
` When asked of Canadian factories
would be given larger orders, Mr.,
Thomas repllod:_
“What l can say is this. We feel
that Canada should have pcfcrciice
in the mutter of producing munitions.
lt is only iiiiturnl that sho should. But
before discussing un increase in or-
ilcrs, it is necessary ibut we receive
tho goods that we have ndready or-
ilcrcd."
Mr. Thomas intiinzticd that any
forthcoiiiing iiii-rr-use iii orders lay
' u""h““e.WIII l'€“19-in Ill the CIW H Ut' largely iii the lianils of ilic uiaiiufac-
turors themselves, and uddcd:
“The money cxcliziiige is one of the
principal obstacles that wo have to
face. At the present inoiiieiit it adds
four per cent to tho cost of thc goods.”
Mr. Thomas made it plain that lie
was not here giving orders, but iii
stead was gathering iiilormution. Ho
is investigating vni-ions shell plants
Scotia, Halifax, and formerly with the in (hc ,-(,vin(,_ ami is takin a
D 0. H I-T011'
' ' S cral look around 'various plants of
._ short h‘)"‘l“y -IN-"9-re-“Ewing f°I`m°" iuanufacturcrs who are supply-ing the-
acqiiaiiiiaiiccs. H 1. ~
Government with munitions oi’ wur.
l-le .said that the more his investiga-
tions progressod, tho more Canaria
should be congratulated on the muni-
tion work already acconiplislied.
He was astonished, he said, at the
manner in which manufacturers had
adapted tlieniselvcs to the new condi-
tions, an thought that the spirit they
displayed was magnificent. The Can-
adians were-now eveii spending up
their work more tlian‘ in England.
ll. S. El]ViIiIMlNi _
_. Will lil] _CUIIUII iilllli
iii.
(Special to The Guardian)
WASHINGTON, Aug. 2Il.-_Trcas\1r;'
oiilcials to-night made' public an au-
nouiiceinciit by Secretary McAd0o
that, in view of tlio action of thcf Al-
lies iii putting cotton 'on thc contra-
band list, lic would, if it becniiio no-
cessary, deposit $30.'0ii0,000 or more
gold iii the Federal rescryo banks of
Atlanta, Dallas and ltichiiioiid for ‘the
purpose of enabling the roscrvc banks
to rcdlscount loans oncotton socurcd
by warehouse receipts made by na-
tinal banks and state baiiks belonging
i0_t1'ic Federal Reserve system. The
gold would be deposited toiiiporurily
at least without interest charge.
I IIHI TUHKEI HI E
ROME,_ Aug. 23.-.The italian Gov-
orument having declared war on Tur-
key, it has decided to suppress all
privileges enjoyed by the Ottoman
Enipiro under the Trlpolitauia Treaty
at Lausanne. Liberty of the Moham-
mcilaii religion and local customs do-
rived from lt, however, will be main-A
taincd. __ .léli
ui’ - I suiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiis
e huckthorn
uuii in Ad- (Special to The Guardian)
'Brix d‘ulns
,It ti bowels
NE SPOON-
(YASE ol
sy stoniarh.
is used suc-
Adler i-itn
AN i' nation
(special is the qua.-sian.)
 QUi~JENS'1‘0WN. Aug. 23.-'l`hc B_i_'it-
ish stcainor llioiiiic has boon sunk by a
German subiiiiiriiie. ` The captain.
quarteriiiasici' iiiid steward were killed
by_ shots tired by thc submarine dui‘-
ing a pursuit of four hours. _
‘-I"-I I- II ` ' _ _ _ ._   ._    . ,. _...W
‘ ° ° Hanwizuims An: sem' -    I ' ""1 A -‘ “~' ‘ i“”“‘i '
,children GI? .far l'l°f¢=l\¢ii_r’¢ 
titiaiinian
_ -TC PERISH IN DESERT.
‘ LONDON. Aug. 21.- The Daily
News has received from Aneurlii \Vlll-
`ianis, M. P., a copy of a letter from
Constantinople, dated July 13. nes-
,cribing the terrible plight of the Ar-
'meulans in Turkey. The letter says;
I “We now know with certainty from
a reliable source that tfhe Armenians
have been deported in a body from all
_the towns and villages in Cilicla to
the desert regions south of Aleppo.
The refugees will have to traverse on
foot s. distance, requiring marches of
'from one to two or eycn more months.
"We learn, besides, that the roads
and the Euphrates are strewn with
‘corpses of exiles. and those who sur-
vive are doomed to certain death,
since they will ilnd iieither house,
work, nor food in thc desert. lt is
_n plan to exterminate the whole Ar-
nicnian people.
"Courts-martial operate everywhere
without cessation. Twelve Armenians
were hanged at Caosarea on a cliargc
ot having obeyed instructloiis which
they had received from a meeting
secretly held at Bucharest by the
ifI‘rocohak and hluiicliak societies.
Many have fallen from blows from
clubs. Thirteen Armenians were kill-
ed in_ this way from Chabine~Karalils-
sar to Sivas_ The priests of the vill-
-age of Kurk with their five compani-
ons suffered tho same fate on thc
_l‘0¥ld to Sou-Clielirksivas, although
Ulffll’ had their hands bound.
Hundreds of women und young
girls and cvcii children grouii in pri-
sons. Chiirchos and convcnts have
been pillagoti nmnna van and Bitii.-i
have been pillaged md tho inhabit.
ants put to the sword.
Ai the beginning of this mouth ali'
tho inhabitants of Kurnliissur were
Dllil0SB|y Iiiassacred with tlic excep-
-iiion of a few children."
Fiohiiiiii on
THE WESTERN Fiioiii
(Special to The Guardian)
PARIS, Aug. 23.-(Official)-in A,-_
tois. north of Souclicz, iii the sector
ot’ Ncuvillc lioclincourt, artillery on
_both sides still shows niurked acti-
_vity. The ciicmy dropped 9, few glmiig
.on Arras, lvlontdiemr and phc;,,,s_
_Our coiiiitcr-i_ir_c on the treiiclies and
_batteries of the ciieniy has licuii ob-
served to be suoipgqfiil
Isojour front, a violent iight with gre-
iiudcs and lioiiibs liao taken pla<:o_
lloforc Ville Sur Toubc nu adviiiicoil
trench oi’ ilio onciiiy was coiiiplctcly
destroyed by oiic of our mi||05_
IVICITORIA CROSS
' WON BY CANADIAN
(Special to The Guardian)
LONDON, Aug. 23.-The Victoria
v(_7ross has been conferred upon Lieut-
ciiant Frederick William Campbell, of
the First Caiindian Battalion. for von- '
spiiruous bravery on June 15 at Given-
chy, when he took two niacliiiio guns
over a parnpqt, arrived at the Gorman
first line with one gun mid maintaiiied
his position thcrc, under the heaviest
rifle, macliino gun and bomb fire when
'ilmost the whole of his detachment
had been killed or wounded.
` The British supply of bombs being
exhausted, Lieutenant Campbell ad-
vanced his machlnc gun still further
to an exposed position, and by firing
1,000 rounds succeeded in lioldiiii-r
hack thc Gcrinaii couiitcr-uttat~k.
(‘uiiipbell was subsequently wouiidcd
iiiid has since died.
SOME NEW FFIOCKS OF
THE FRENCHWOMAN
iiieu who for the last eight or iiiiic
months have been entirely absorbed
iii Red Cross work or iii private piiil-
clothes and some oi' the big iiressiiialo
ers arc as busy as they can be._Ai`tcr-
iiooii dresses and dinner dresses are
again indulged iii. Very fuw are to
lie sceii by the general public, bo-
causc there arc no open social gnic-
lies. llut there is a accrtaiii amount
of intimate entcrtniiiipg goliig on,
and it is at small lunchcoii und diiiiici'
I parties that the l<‘rencliwoiii'iii is wcur~
1 ing and will wear her now frocka,
writcg a Paris correspondent ohtlie
’l`lm,es.
, It looks us if muslins and liiiciis
would bo worn more than siiks or
satins for aftcrii-con frocks and some
ofthe sinipl0.dainty things are charm-
ing. The skirts are all short, the
slccvcsnre gene-riill_vloiig,ihe waslg is
iiiilicnted, not ompliiisizcd and tluirc
is no superfluous triminiiig aiiywlicrc.
'Nothing is smarter for blouses and
iliiigerie frocks than line blue liiioii
with touches of while, or thc other
way round, and pale liluc vorlllllli 0"
gruy in iiiuslins and crcpoiis looks
vcry well indeed.
Striped lingerie cliciiisiclios are al-
so being made li_\' the good houses,
hut they run ilic risk of gcttliii: coni-
nioii already. und to be uii<'oium0i\
.., i
_ - . 1, _ ul iiluiiy
points. ln Clininpague, Perthes, Beau- "
.A great many French society wo-`
.
.
antliropic schcmcs are iiow buying'
‘T
"T  --‘i"-`~\`-sv ~\<~.\.~.
ln use for over 30 'ea1s,
Experliuciits that trifle with
assimllaecs the Food, giving
* I
_Infants and Children-Experience against Expcrlnlenm ‘
what is CASTORIA
Uastoria. Isis; harmless substitute for Castor Oil, P:\ro~
gorlc, Drops and Smitliiiig Syru|is.- It is pleasant. It '
contlilns neither Opium, Morphine nur other Narcotic .1
substance. Its nge is its guarantee. lt destroys Worms 1
and ullays Fevcrishnoss. For more than thirty years ll;
luis bccn in constant use for the rcllcf of Constipation,
Flatulciicy, \Vind Colle, all Teething Troubles und.
Diarrlima. It reglilates the Stomach and Bownls,
The Chl1dren’s Pauucco,-Tlio ll1otlxcr’s 1"ricnd.
*ti SL" > ~ --
 _>`_\, -. .,\>_`\`-_`. f __> . _.
l 'T
_/, -
J; I 5 I
f -_
. \ * \ h \ ` ` \ _ ,\ ‘ Q , \ `
` The Kind You Have Always Bought, and which has been _
has borne tho signature of
3 .
and has been made under lils per-
  sonal supervision since its infant-y_
. , . Allow no one to deceive you lu this.
All Countcrfeits, Imitations and “ J usb-ns-good ” are but
and endanger the health of u.
\
4
lii-althy mid natural sleep. _
"GENUINE CASTORIA Ai.wA`YS
Bears the Signature of .
am,
in U_se For Over 30 Years .,_
_ The Kind You Have Always Bought '
-vs-uaczn-raiin cowivanmnzw vonxcufl. ~ f' ` --
` , ,AE , il
iiowniiays is vviiv i'oSll_v-_ ll I“<‘H1\S ill?
siiiiplcst niiti iiiiisi i‘Xl|\ll-\`|i“ "I ""“'~"
tliiiig. i`i'iiiii iliwsst-s iiiid hails in slim-s
and gloves. V
Tight skirts liiivv l1l`l\l’|ll"\|I.\' WU"
isliirrl from tho \viii°<li‘olii-s ol ilu' hour-
gcoiso us iliuy have i'i‘oiii those ui the
i»'o<‘i<'ty woiiiiin. A icw iiiidiii-iles still
cling io iliuiii, liui 4-vcr_\' dll: ‘IW VW'
niidicrc silliouctli- grows iiiorr: KOH-
crnl niiuiiil the lililu girls \\'iii\ <‘iirli.\;
rouiid very big iirvss liirxtis .iiiil if_‘_l2i
oriiuiiiviiini hut lioxros. luvviil the <_'iiii‘
nliiic iiiny be si-on iii ilio siiocis, .iw
it hits bvvii mzidc by iiioru iliiiii one
big ilrcssninkcr for vvciiiiiil l-€<>\Vl\S-
The grnco oi' it iii iiiiulortiiioii must lic
zidiiiiiloil, und ns liiiil-’. l_1S Ill" "`I‘7“"' 
short ii. is quite priit-_tu-.:il. Uni' of lib
mlvuiitagog is lhiit it iiinlii-s ilu- ivvi
look small mul it ocriiiiiilv i\i'toiii`ng¢‘s
. . . _
ii free aiiid grnccinl ivnlk.
OFFICIAL STATEMENT
CONCERNING ARABIC
(Special to The Guardian)
i,(ii\'|u>N, Aug. 23.--Siiiipiiiiiieiitiiig
iiilii-ini iiii`o_i‘iiiuIioii g_iV<‘_l\ U\ll_l’l'0VIX‘f5'
ly coin-criiiiig the sinking oi thc is-
liii-, liic lli'iti.sli .»\iiiiiii'i\lt_v to-dny iiiadc
tho following ziiiiioiiiicoiiiciit:
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