u
You have no excuse
,ahout like a
afraid to put
squarely on
ground.
boots are too
c_an’t get
give them
_Your Feet Are Worth
More-Than The Baci;
Then s nd 15c for a
ottle of oster’s Liquid
,A if -
Com Cure and get relief.
It removes the corn in
\3
very short time.
E. A. Foster
Central Drugstore
Sunnyside
~
system
saved from
and
present
management
the schools
neglect and
be. teach-
small that
DBY
illwllys the first opportunity
they 0
tions.
later.
youd
necessary to
unqualified for
Their salaries
everything done
and to foster a
land contentment. lt was
when the Leader of the
i0 Suggest that the
back to
and
short years
changed be-
as longer
were
held.
and
the
tlndw
were
tem
When
to make meet.
to the income tax or some other
affecting the rich people they took
supplements from the teachers, tue
worst Daid men and women on the
island, until matters reached to such
a stage that teachers of any ability
could not he retained in the province.
Another promise the Leader of the
Government made when he was in
opposition was, that if he got the reins
board, and
f U10" 9°!"  
pledge. Proceeding to speak on the
Budget, he said it was a matter for
congratuiation to all parties in the
country. Government as well as Oppo-
sition, that they should be in the ex-
cellent flnancial position they were in.
Years ago, when they had been facing
a deiicit year after year they had come
to look upon unsatisfactory finances
with complaisnnce; and when he was
in the opposition he was continually
talking against running into debt and
urged upon the party tlien in power
the necessity for some action that
would avert bankruptcy. He pointed
out that the strength of a nation de-
pended upon its wealth, and he was
pleased at the improved financial con-
dition of the province within the past
few years. A nation that was corrupt
financially could not hold its place in
the universe, nor could one that was
inismanaged. He instaiiced the case
of Turkey, which he said was on the
|@§\\\“\““ of power he wopld buy school books at verge of collapse, not because she had
wholesale prices and give them to the
children or parents at cost. Had that
pledge been carried out. The question
no brave sous, but because there was
confusion in her administration. The
surplus was not very large( he said,
was really superfluous, for everyone but in view of the fact that, with the
rd was feeling the benefits'of the system. exception of one, the other provinces
\ Already it had given universal satis- of the Dominion had failed to declare
faction and he thought it would a surplus this year, he thought that
develop into one of the best things Prince Edward island had every rea
1/‘J ' which me G°V¢i`11m9i1t had accom- son to congratulate itself on its posi-
% '__ plished. There was not a child, how- tion. _This was due to n large extent
ri I svsr poor its iiarsnis might he. who- to the subsidy of $100,000 from thc
‘X _ \ 'X was not now within reach of the means Dominion Government. Everyone
necessary for its education, even if the would admit that to the Premier, as
Government in some instances had to well as his colleagues who went with
sive them their supplies for lwtiiins him t Ottaw was due the credit for
p R E 5 I D E N T (Cheers-) He bellevedthat the e uca: 0 3'
d the obtaining of tiiat subsidy__ Any
tional system to-day was giving satis- i'air-minded man would attribute it to
S U S p E N D E R f0~¢ii0ll t0 ali. Liberals as well as Con- the Prernier‘s determination more than
/Vg/VE-50-EASY tion. the speaker said that in his dis- provemciit in tlic schools, in spite of
BGFVMAVSS. tlirouglwilt the COUIIUY anything else in regard to education,
Returning to the nnlilic works cuss- he thought that thcrc wus a iurgc hu-
trict they had not got all the steel an thin mag mi in be said b the
r-i,i~'ii' | ‘ ,ii , ri Y S E Y
h ` N 'LL ‘LL bridges l-llilt had D001! Elven some Opposition tothe contrary. It did not
;  0'-\i9i‘ ilisl-l‘I0tB. bill |10 W0lilil Say that follow that because tho Leader oi' the
WIIHL UWY A180 \\0l'c good. and lic Opposition saw in tho lteporl of tho
iliflliitilil- U10 (»0lllill|Siii0li0i' Of Pilbllb Supoiintoiideui of Eiliicutioii one
‘ ' ~ , ' - ' iii-
  W‘"`I"‘ I‘"‘I “SWA A-A191” WMI- Till! stance oi` n single scliool being on the
_ ' , ' | . _
people were satisfied, the roailu wurc riowngrmim tile;-prom (hc whoh, Sys
I” Imucr "°"iIm0“ Uliiii Ui/ef b@l'0l‘0. tem uns in the annie toiirli ion llc
d S I ‘ th 1 . , . V . t
An announcement that will he of “il U Vi°3\`§V0i° :fy Wbllii l10l‘lli 0|* thought that tin. schools “arc oii the
“UU ‘» “abt 0*' WWA- limi' WOUIU B69 whole vastly improved There were
interest to all theatre goers of this )\|i,|i,_- works ., , _Z
¢itY,iS Alle B0Clil`iIli£ by U10 irlunngc- Inonuiiieiits to AAI? ti;.yd;lIIgiiAm;AilrAlvi:g ;“§ZL|§'0&;‘I(';3:-i-¢,t;L;I}:11c0£:,lhLk:;L§geL;§ 
ment of the PeoP19's Theatre, of thc which had been rendered the country the peopie ilildgieucher-mul ‘hc Goym-,ILL
ioxclusive rights for exhibiting, in by the (loininissioiier oi' Public Works mph; if 'file pcohig of a iohuihy were
(`-hurlotilct-Owll Of till Famous l'lay- und his Department. The speaker t ' -» ' t 1 - -_
no progressive. um werc not lntei
ure productions the quality ci which ailio referred to thc iironiisc in rvsard cstcti iu thc wciiurc or u schuci, it was
wr: 4:.. :s._.:s_°s‘_ __f:__.°.‘;:'i;:: i‘;.i°li:ih_ifi .ns      if are
' ' ' ' > ' Hlvlll. C Ill( UVUPV I"0l\H(`ll\ () ill (BVU
also gone ii little iurthcr in securing hl;'0\ill’L iltlil tllilli Nl-lIJ0l`lilB ‘~°0iilll`lV0 A0 that ilie iiivreaserl iiiiinbcr of inspec-
nlso thc releases oi the World Film “Sli” 0 W 0030 il Hill Ni`fiCl0l‘>’ tors would add inniorlull to the cifec-
iforporutidncontrolling the Shiibert- n“f""‘A{i| HUi_il`iiiiilil- Hiillllli’ bflililiihif livenoss nl' the ciiiicittlhiial nystciii.
Brady productions which ,lm meegingi ull' “Hill” 03 UN U0iiiiU‘_V “'l`i'U “Ui Thorn wus no doubt whulovci' tliut tiic-
witii such marked success throughout {’,"’§’e,','y ’"“"“5""I‘ ,"0 fm “""""“`*"I sddilloll in ills il\siic<'i<>rutc was rl
the cohhu-y_ They hhve sccumd the blxut E5 P:`0S0|\f \\i1i;,iilbii0IillU`|y "lil" iiccltlcd iiiip|'o\'oiiiciit iii the right
exclusive rights to these makes also ILIH d l°‘('1"r;“‘:1U‘Li I' ',“"' |"‘I“'""I dircctioii, und lic wits sure the benefits
with the exception of one or two re_ sail] ia is is ucle (,oii‘fcdcI‘fltl0l\: would be quito considerable. ln regard
leases’ a few of the Bhbjccts listed 3" "lie W“*;’;°l5"li_*;‘1_‘\"I’Y ‘Nil miiiiilh to the tenclivrs, it wus at mutter of
-ns coming to the Pe‘ople’s from this .1 ls "D" gn' 6 was “Ur” "her" gratification to liini lliul they were
wuld be "0 (rllbinet Wm' I-I'i`¢‘~` U°U0i` being treated as they slioiiiil bc When
I M , ' ' ` '
raise ;iTf\mL;l,I°§L]:1rén3;II;f,,D°,}`ll;]é‘ £536 igeghgg it l_h°"‘ me Premier- I‘I0"» J- A; ln op_positiou he had always contended
9 mil- U10 C°iiil1i|8Si0ll9l` 0l` Agri that it was the duty oi thc Government
Ilnys of Pompeii, Old Dlltifh. and culture. Hou. 'liurdoch McKinnon; and . 1 - .
at a later date. 9597. Hon. J. A. McNeill. These gentlemen hm their energies hm, their wo,-h and
""”_"'_`* " were hard “'°’k°r"" who devmed UWA" that would tend to keep the uiost desir-
BLACK .ILSIEH Will  °f      "‘ _ ` “"
000 today |-_Grd D_ Abe,-hohs mahh{. I 9' “_P ° ' '_ ey best witiiiii his memory. There might-
llfty barrels herring t_oday_ _ to burden the year 1915, in view of in B,.idgetowh_ In this regard the
energies and their time to the intci B 0 members ol th mfessioh hi
home in regard to the summer vacu-
scientious men could not be iouud any tion Mr Dewar shgge5|e,| the cm-tail.
- “'h°r°~ (CI‘ee“"I He nexl- referred ment of the term by ii couple ol' weeks
(Special to the Guardian) to the surplus. lf the present Govern- to meet me desires of me h0oh|,,_
IWSOMI Eng" April 21__J_ _,_ nicht. he said, had done as their pre- shehhlhg h, ,egmd to um puhhc
h (5 f, Mcessors' °r as they thcnlselves might Works Dcparttneiit lie snhl that il’ thc
Joeis, Black Jester, won t. e iy uh bl I I _ _ -. _
Suburban Handicap' valued at $10 _ ghhwna 5; :axédotnghhégg colhlhd liar; [toad Act was not perfect it was the
ltd tltll, (I Id (II l.I l.
           
ting against Black Jester was 11 tg years were pam quarterly' and the late The present Act hegdescrilieil as "the
4: “gain” madumelroi 0120 3° 7 an G°"e"‘f'wm W°“Id carry “ wI’°Ie most democratic measure they had
“gain” Da” Russel 0 0 ' . q““"e"S Bnlmles' Tm” G°vemme‘" brought into existence," bringing the
changed the system so that the teach
c ohe eoie
' ` responsibilltyright ba kt t p p _
BMT AND 'CE REPORT ers were_WId m°"u‘Iy' This G°"e"“' He must say that the Commissioner
"lem Uma $20300 l° me Patriotic had used his district well in the matter
AMHERSLI IilA5ug0llL£‘ £lI)'i':_l919£ Fund that might have been rcpre- of steel br|dgGB_ There were two
L5"uIi“"“¢:_tS“rr°“l‘ e y S ' ilellfed I‘;d":‘e a°i‘;:’(::_';E\“sef£"t‘l91?l'rI',’l'l‘l‘g niagniilcent structures. one across
_ » - ` _ ia wou iave ie s tl . C di
QUEENSPOAVI- -‘\Di°|| 19~"“-I’°“t for one thing; but they did not want 1I¥f:,‘;t,.a_g\:§e2.r;d,:;1g;§;,a;L‘;;Te,,3Id ix;
SOUIUS. AWA] 19-110059 ‘Arm any cxigeucles that might arise con- C missiohel. I d done exceedingly
ice in sight, East Point und Soiiris, no sequent oh me wh,-_ There was hot a will? and no onlfcould make 8 single
herring. man on Prince Edward Island who complallm ln reghrd to me Road Am'
would say that the Govemment were
lie thought that the appointment of an
,_ ‘ , ' ini ti. ti f ii tin ti, i th _
'lf'-"_ »- _ , - ._........iu ‘;§’,§,,§§§§',....fl.. ZF din” "flimsy 15' ri; lII“.'i.i°§-‘?.2.°§fZ`L'i?.,.§?§..‘i‘I.ffiu‘i§’é‘T§ui?i`
i  Patriotic Fund. lf the young men oi' _ hh r 0h_ He' refer,-ed to the
the province were brave enough to '
.
< . `
risk their lives by going to the front,
those who remained behind had a right
to sec. that the families those men left
of con le ati
digging of mussel niud as a fertiliser,
which he said would he of untold bene-
fit to the farmers of the province. and
if distributed fairly throughout the
'_ ‘ hi do for the brave soldiers of the pro- . | i b i
‘  vlnce who went to uphold the honour- dairymg' whim he an d m sm e g ve"
A.,
FW* dapemlent 0" them were pmperly lslaiid-would prove one of the greatest
‘E"‘f”:7 cared for' It W” me lent they °°“Id blessings. lie spoke in reference to
.f
*APL
island formed as much a part as Eng-
land. (Clieera.) When they went to
the electors, continued the speaker,
tt~ ti ii to by tlie farmers. it
UA me Empire' °r which Prince Edward Llvlgdetlie c';IIIy0lndustry in the province
that had not suffered in consequence
-of the war. Mr Dewar then spoke on
the war He made an eloquent refer-
O
1| ld t ii them that the Govern- ' . _
  inldiItwl?i¥d dine the very best that ence to the 'heron wma ofiuse gf!
Welcome
If you wish to start a Savihlli
Account do not hesitate becauie
u have only a small sum 0
 'ai :assign
accounts be¢':‘:sh¢:0P°l`h::$!é
it is im' s V0 °
como _us with the fee},islh:::§
we w attend to their ul H
gm; pleasure. 3-
The Bank of
Nova Scotia
cluui- - - - _ °'¢“°'°°°
ia2l“.:.;....:. ..;. _ - _ i5:%:3»’9
ISLAND aiuticnas-
A.*".€'.°'I°'l`7'i"'L:-'_+  h
business ability a.ud efficiency could
do. and had endeavoured to work in
the interests of the country and to
do right by the people. if the Goveni-
uient were returned-which they were
time, Prince Edward island would be
placed in such- a position as to make
party they represented. lf their
opponents made aibid for power. they
question. Who, got the money from
ut of debt? Concluding Mr Mcbean
 that afternoon in the total alia inoni-o
t _
v
, -
~ _
.._.'.""f."‘_:. * ~
_ .
- ~ -'_ _
glans for their honour and n eg y,
and stated that if he were asked to
state what he thought was the bright-
est period in the history of the British
Empire, unlike many other. he would
-not select the time when Napoleon
going to bc.-in four years' time. pro- W u W _ ,_ ,my ower “plenum
VI‘"“3 the “'“‘° “ned A" the m°°“' 'mIi‘J‘Iii?iILi$.rofnvJictl:>r;») in the annals of the
nation, but he would say that the
brightest period in the history of the
them feel proud to be members of the Emplre was me year 1914_ MI. Dew".
next referred to' the tolal abstinence
pledge voicing his accord with the
would be asked the uncomfortable m0v°m\nt_._mh__hw Bpm,°,m.,°',,m°,
.
__ A
Mrs. Duncan Livingston,
Sunday in Marshfield, the g
sister, Mrs. lteubon Vessey
A Mr.
the city yesterday.
lionio
lier sister, Mrs (Rev_) Mcl
cnse, N.Y.
at Bridgetown. N. S.
Mr.
here
the work of installing the
system in the Light and l’
Plant
fax and wllliprobably leav
the Old Country.
BASEBALL
ST. JOHN, ~B_, April
ball results: At New York
phia, 6; New York, 1.
At Boston-Brooklyn, 8;
At
Louis, 0.
poned on account of rain.
At
At
adelphia, 0.
At
Boston. 3.
At Si. Louis-Cleveland,
is. 1.
At Pittsburg-Pittsbiirg,
City, 4.
At Buffalo-Buffalo, 5;
4.
At
3.
Newark-Newark, 5;
SIIL ,
ciihiin
stateincnt with rc|.::ii'd
operations in thc vicinity
tinual
niatle
the cncmy‘s nctivily wu
Bctwi-_vii 0 und ‘I o’iioi'k
attacks worn repulsed with
to ilin
shelled
coiiiitcr~uttucks are
enemy 'i`lic liiil w
successful uttuck was mn
Ghent.
considerable.
HLHEL AEHUPLANE
LIGHT UN
(Special to the Guard
from
scene ol` an neriul engagcin
the F ench territory to atta
craft of the Allies were sub
bomb
they retired. Later they rel
Germans, they drove th
Later at 9.30 o'clock two
accompanied by several
on the left bank nf the
miles from Basic. Their c
followed by firing from tl
two hours.
AUSIHIAN ATTAEK
l’|1i’i‘It0GltAD April 21.
sian
trian
night. Previously the ene
without success our positl
region
Bckinds. Poleu and North
patak.
very
ers captured at this poi
number of 500, has been
Other
unchanged. A German
squadron on Tuesday drop
_ i>Eiisoiiii`iIs
Rev. Z. L. Fash returned
morning froui Halifax, where he at-
tended a meeting of the Baptist Home
_Mission Board. While on the mainland
he paid a short visit to his
G. 'l‘. Medford, who
for some time in connection with
NATIONAL LEAGU
on ilill (30. Yer-ituinlay
s
d
appeared in the vicinity of
_ R
(Special to the Guardl
official announcenient as f
Western Galicia we repulsed an Aus-
enemy against the heights
previously captured byfus.
n
b
city,
ucst
Joseph Bradley and William,
Storey ol’ Millvicw were visitors to
Miss Florence iloilin has arrived
after spendliig the winter with
iuils, Syru-
yesterday
old home
has been
dny power
ower Co's
left yesterday morning for Hall-
e later for
E.
21. Base-
-Philadel-
Bostoii, 4.
Cincinnati-Cliioinnuii. 1; St.
At Chicago-Pittsburg, Clilcago post.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Detroit-Detroit, 4; Chicago, Il.
Philadelphia-New York, 8; Phil-
Waslilngtoii-Wusiiington, li;
ll; St. Lou.
5; Kansas
Baltimore,
Brooklyn,
Only three games were scheduled.
HILL El
(Special to the Guardian.)
LONDON, April 251.-'i`lio llrillsli
War Oliicc to-night gave oui an oiiivlzil
lo iniliiory
oi' Yprcs.
Belgium. where Liritisli troops recently
captured liiil 60 from tlic
The statement said: Violent and cou-
(leriiiuiis.
still lit-ing
afieriiooii
renewed.
iwu liiinvy
great. loss
iii-i licnvily
itll night. Several furllicr
attacks were repulsed and u bold
e on iliv
eneniy's airslilp liurliour and shed at
The extent oi' the daniago wus
HLIHLILH
ian.) i
GENEVA. April 21.-Tho ltliinc,
Basie to Mueiliuuscii.
wus the
cnt yester-
day aitnruooii_ 'l`lie action lasted from
5 until 7 o'clock and was witnessed by
gatherings of people at many points
of vantage. Four aeroplanes, two
British and two French. moved l'roni
ck u group
r
of Gerninii inacliiiies. Nunierically the
Germans were stronger and the nir-
R _
jecied to it
rdment from Fort lstern, and
urned with
reinforceuients and. outuunibering the
ein away.
Zeppolins,
aeroplaiies.
Huniiigeu
liine, two
oining was
ie fort for
r WAS HEPULSED
an.)
The itun-
War Oillce to-day gave out an
attack near Goriitz on Tuesday
m
y attacked
ons in tho
of Verkhnils. Jablonka in
of Orosze-
An offensive movement by the
of Poleu.
was par-
ticularly fiercc and their losses were
great. The first batch
of prison-
t. to the
rought in.
sectloiis of the front remain
aeroplane
ped in the
r~~»\-a M-. ~ \-. \\*~ \\\~\~~\\\
L
ollows: iii`
l
i
i
i
Pictdre
Framing
.,_,.,,,_
»
Picture
Framini J
_ i
.-~ .- .rag
Linen Sale Ends
Mr. Leslie Smith who has been un
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‘
- ',~r ` Wy.
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_ oi' English longclotli- French
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-F 
si ,U  '
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-y A ,Take advantageof the bigl
Bargains afforded by this event _
Hundreds have profited by this opportunity-
have secured supplies of household necessities which
will protect them from the coming high prices.
NOW IS YOUR CHANCE
when present stocks are exhausted, these prices will
shcetings, pillow cottons, bed-
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20 per off all table linens, napkins, towels,
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Elegant Parlor
Furniture
Ulu' new sliowrooin on (hu fiili
iloor contains a niagiiiilcciii assort-
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Take tho elevator and see ilit-
goods We won`t ask you to buv
m
~,/
Magnificent Showing of_ the Newest and Best
FURNITURE
_ Every day brings along something new and at-
tractive. Come in and Walk around---We’re pleased to
Handsome Bedroom Swell Dining-room
Dressers
eye maple, grain wood on-__
50 liigli class ilrlissuiw to _soliitrt
iroiii  _ _ __ __ _.$20 to $75.00.
,PICTURES
Framed pictures suitable for all
rooms in a magnificent assortment.
` $1.00 to $18.00 each.
- i
Suits
Cuniplt-to suits in lliiislit-ti ouk.
_ pulislicd oak. grain wood--cltz
In rink. iiiu|ioi.:uiiy, wiiliiiil, bird (-h|0h|h| p;hh,|,,r_.;__ hh. ,.|1-N-,_
ltunging from $75 to $150.
Beds and Bedding
Iron boils i'roiii $2.50 up.
Spring Mattresses from $1.75 up.
Top Mattresses from $2.50 up.
Sole agents for thc `
OSTERMOOR
‘ _ _ _ MATTRESS. ,
` _
neighbourhood one liuiidred bombs ut
Byaiy-stok. killing and woiiiiiliiig i-ionic
civilians. No iiialerinl tlaiiiagc wus
done. Tuesday night the town ol'
(Jycliuiiow was bonibardcil with bombs
by it Zeppelin. No duiiingc was (lone.
Our aircraft siiiwnssfulli' boinbarilcil
the railway station at Soldii on the
Polish frontier of East l’russia. ~
LLUYIJ Biliilili LELLS
[ll WAH EUUIPMENI
(Special to The Guardian)
LONDON, April 21.-Speaking in
ilic Commons this afternoon of tin-
niauner in which the Governnioiit was
dealing with thc question oi' war equip-
ment. the illiancvilor of the Exchequer.
Lloyd George, announced that wiiilc
Britain had started the wnr on the
assuniptlon that the expeditionary
force would consist of six divisions.
the country now had more than six
times that number of inen in France.
These divisions, Lloyd George said,
were adequately supplied. every man
who had dro cd had been rc laced
DD D -
it was one of the most magnificent
pieces of organization ever performed.
Nothing like it. lic said, had ever been
done-before in any other country.
Sintingh that ns inucli ninuinnitloii
liud been cxpeiitivil iii (hc liultle of
Ncuve (‘liapp_cllc as durliig the whole
iloer war, l.lo_\'il George sniil the char-
uoicr of the uniniuiiilioii limi io lic
uliaiigeil in the iuidilic of the war, and
to secure u supply siiih-noiilrut-is \\'erv
glvf-ii to liciwecii 2.500 und 3.000 ilruis.
\V|1eii it was found tlial they could noi
keep up supplies, ilu- Government
(ook steps lo lakv over iill the works
suitable for the ninniifncturi- of
munitions. .»\s n result llivre has
been ii great increase iii the
output. li` they took the ilgure 20. tlic
Cliaiicellor said. ns the amount oi’
artilloi'_v ainiiiuiiitioii iiiunufaciiircil lu
September und October. ii was 90 in
l\'ovcuilicr, unil in Ilcccnibor 156; in
Jniiunry 180; i<`olirii:ir_\' 250 :ind liiurcli
388.
Lloyd George hulil that ltrlluiii wus
also siipplyiiig iier'_f Allies with inuiil-
tions. und that iii spite of this there
was a large reserve. The Fliaiicellor
adhered to his statvineiit that a small
niinority of workmen could, through
drink. throw thc whole work out of
gear. lie promlneii. that when the
Government iiicasiirc wus liitrodiim-tl
dealing with this n‘inltcr, it would be
found it had not been appront-lioil from
the point of view of persons who
wanted to advance any particular idea
or notloii. but from the point of view
of persons wiio had one objcci in
iniiid-an increase or munitions. li
l
was no uso saying there was no iiiori'
driiiking lliuu iinrnially. the speaker
said. 'l`liesc were nbiioriiinl (lines.
they lind to inkv abnormal nicnsuros
with nn cvil ivliivli liiid become abnor-
nial. 'i`lic ililrt_\'-.six divisions would
give ai total of 750.000 mon.
FRENCH OFFICIAL
(Special to The Guardian)
l’.-\it|S. April ill.-The following ol'-
lit-_itil 1-uiniiiiiiiii-nilon was issued by
ilu- l"reii<-li \\'ar Ulllm- to-night:--Iii
liclizluiu nn iiiluvli was uiailc agaiiisl
thi- irvnuli won by ilu- llrillsli on Hill
60 iiciir 7.\\'ui'tolciii~ but i‘cpulsed_ Tlit-
Iosaes ol' ilittciii-iiiy ni this point e4iiu~i~
April li' nrt- fruin 3.000 lo 4.00() iiicii,
Iii i‘linii||iniriic ii(-ui' \'illi\ Snr 'l`ourlii»
tho (loriiiuiis iilliuiipli-il iii iitturlt. but
our nrlilli-ry |irc\'viiIci| ilieiii l'roiii
leaving their lines. In Argonne nonr
iiiigutollo. ii purely lorni but very
ciicrgoliv niinvlt was sloppvd by our
(ire. l3cl\\'ci‘ii Neuse niiil illmiollc wc
rcpiilscil Geriiiuii ntiuck_~i of varying
lniporliiiivc soiiio of llioin luring moro-
ly rucoiiiinlc-isiiii¢~t'.s. ont- ni ills Daily.
fivc nl Iloin iii- Nlouliiiiirc. iiiid om- ul
llols ilu l'rctri~_ \\`v aiitnckcil to the
Norili oi' ifllrcy und rripiurcil aiiotlicr
(iernian trench. We nstnbliiilicil our-
selves there und <~oiinc<-lcd li with
ihtlsc wc already captured.
Ottawa? Who brolllhl the Dl‘°villC0  -_mens sr-_ `- I r--------,gr
ai Q --ii -Mi"   ‘us is -
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id thti ' ..- '  "'  "" ' '._"
:hasnt that could face the _people and _ _ "` 5' Wann- f
point to a record of fulfilled promises ` '
_ ,th U00 rnment: they _ _  Q |_ ._. , , . , ,_ . _ _
Iliigditl reset Tliessdaiyed thx: the electors' '   'IRL _. L A ' A _
turn o so sae a s. ~ 5 V ` fl.. H -' » 1" ,
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      it -  L » is good tea
nt' J. A_,nmwjan religion. '_ hs , , _ ' ' , _
man bt felllll' lil on 0-Inga, ,_ , . » ‘ ,_ _ _ _ _ .
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