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'Ivo my roussu im ‘ CHARLOTTLTOWN, CANADA; FRIDAY, AUGUST 23, 1918 - ww Por vm (M-neo in Mum M mis
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liii}TAlilANS ENJUY ENEMY |5 B|;|N¢3 HUSTLED Bm( lluslluw Hlvt tulliitl tisittiiislltt
   "_WSl"IU"I'Nfi in nlsosnrr To Hlsntssuscllnr S"“l"“ll"""l“ “till
Visitors From St. John a
nd Halifax Enteriained
(Special to The Guardian) Following la the  of casualti
0'I"l`AV\'A. August 22.»»Prop|-ietors received here during the past tv
f I '
. . 1
.    I _ . -. g g D _ o pubic eating places have been no- daye:--
y lr, ar ottetown Brethren, Lasslgny Has Been Captured by French, Troops. General Mangln ls §§§;j_‘}‘lf;j;_"f;{7t_~»1»"\';_;» f~uw_°@§if Killed in A==i»»
Sweeping up Towards- Noyon And ilas Captured Important Pos- ' " ‘
itions. Thousands of Prisoners And Scores of Villages Iiave Been
Taken' Progress ol The Allies is Uninterrupted.
Yesterday afternoon a number of
visiting Rotarians from Halifax and
St. John, who had arrived the prev-
ious night, were entertained by their
fellow Rotarians of Charlottetown to
an automobile drive around the city
and adjacent country' points, visiting a
number of fox ranches, the Experimen-
tal Station and other points of interest
after which; in company with a num-
ber ot their .Chhriottetown brethren.
they had luncheon at the Victoria
Hotel.
The visitors include Rotarians Il.
H. Williams, F. H. Sexton, J. T.
Joy, W. Hart, C. H. Wright, W
ll. Morton, A. R. Phillips and E. N
Morrow from Halifax; H. L. Ganter
0. H. Smythe, Donaldson Hunt snr*
Alex Wilson from St. John.
To some at least the visit was their
ilrst to the province and all exlpressel I
themselves as delighted with wha
U18 at which addresses and songs were
cntertainlngly lnterminglell. The pro-
gramme was as follows;
‘SOHE and Chorus, “ltotary." Soloist.
-lMI'. Percy Barlow.
Roll Call. '
Dinner.
Address of Welcome by ll. M. Van
Buskirk--President Rotary Club oi'
Charlottetown.
Reply to Address of Welcome-Rn
tarlan Gunter, St. John; ltotariun Sex
ton, Halifax.
Song and Chorus. Soloist-Rotar
lan Ed. Saunders,
Address-W. I". Burdette. St. Julll.
Rotary Cluib.
Song, “’1‘here's a Lund"-1Mr. Percy
Barlow. »
Address, "itotaly in Charlottetown."
-Vive President Iulnan, Charlotte
own Rotary Club.
Plano and Piccolo-Prof. Watkis.
they saw of the city and surround
ings, being especially interested ll
the fox ranches and the 'Experiments
Farm.
In the afternoon at two o'clock th.
visiting and local Rotarians in som-
20 cars drove to Stanhope,North Shorr
where they enjoyed a delightful nf
ternoon on the beach`. At seven tlr
party dined together at the Clifi’ Ilote
and n,fterwards‘ held a Rotarlun meet
ind Mr. Wilfrid Mould.
Addres-s-.Iolln T. Joy, llullfux Rt,
ary Club.
ltotnry Chorus.
Guests.
Unfinished Business.
ood save me King `
Tile party returned to Charlotte-
own 'at u lute hollr. Tile visiting bro
llren leave this 'morning on return tt
heir homes.
~ i 5
CR. BEIANII _W|ilNll .A
RE-E-NIER Plll|ilCS
p o1"raW.Ai August. 22.-lntlmsts
friends here of Hon. Dr. Beland state
that the ex-Postmaster General has,
for the present at least, no intention
of actively entering political life cltlr
er as a member of the Govern-ment.
or as an opposition member behind
Sir Wilfrid Laurier.
iEN|NE ANI] IRCISKY
READY EUR GERMANY
(Special to The Guardian) -
WASHINGTON, August 21.-Lenlno
and Trotsky, betrayers oi' Russia, arc'
on board a warship in the roasteud
at Kronstadt under the protection of‘
the German flag, and holding them-;
selves ready to flee to Germany at
the proper moment, Stockholm cables
report.
CAPIUREC IIIAWEER ’
NCW HUN .RIRAIE
CN NS. CCASI
(Special to The Guardian)
ACANADIAN lATLAN'lfI(‘. l’0R'i`.
August 21.-A German U-boat, lurk
ing on the Nova ~Scotia Coast, captur-
Gd the steam trawler Triumph yes
terday and fent her crew afloat in
boats.
This -trawier is now fitted with two
guns and wireless, and manned by
sixteen Germans. It is raiding tht-
bsnirs oi! the coast of Nova Scotia.
The crews of sohooners sunk by the
Triumph 'have arrived here. - ,Thr
vessels known-to be sunk are thu
Una P. Saunders, of Lunenburg, thr-
E- P. Wyatt Andrew, of Gloucester
Mass., snil the Francis J. olnirsjor
Boston.
ANNo'UNoEMENrrs.
, column ' EVENTS ‘
MEETINGS, sro.
"R081, L. 0. L., 104|. Special de-
lree meeting will be held in Mt. Her-
Ii°1't Hall at 7.80 p.m., Monday. Aus.
seth. B. Hurst. Sec. . 1008-8-28M_1l
°°l'IO0I.|CA|l'\ THOUQLIU- The
Illlliisbls comedy in three'act|, a,
vlay suitable for yolmrand old with
llII‘\.0-E10  |.!“”’-  “norm
°\\° nlsiiz, 1'? linniq- itiver. Ass-
"Mt nn' Nail ',w|lulnr¢,, sara, asa
CRACE CHURCH Sllil
lil MAKE Ai’ARiNlENl‘
HCUSE ~
Mr. E. Fl. Pnrklnzln has pnrchnsct
the Graco (lllurch property on Uppf-l
Prince street, and will sturt ol-mos
immediately to remodel the formc;
church :ind convert it into u model-2
upllrtlncnt house. lin will have nine
zl.pnl'tlllc\lts put in und llltvo it rlln ol.
the principle oi` such dwellings in ilu
larger cities, wiill ll janitor scrvlcf
und one boiler to supply all the ton
nnils with boat. it will be lnodern ill
every re'spect, supplied with ranE05-
llgllt slmdes on tllo windows, electri
cnlly lighted throughout and -witil
other modern conveniences, The,
estimated cost of the work will be ini
the vicinity of $12,000. A
ANCIHER ISLAND HERC I
,, .
i
ers. J. Laois wonrl-lv, M- M-
oris or urs P. E. lslsrsl boys to win
the Military Medal. He in a son 0|
Mr. and Mrs. Lemuel Worthy, UI'
Charlottetown. and won the Military
Medal for runnint! U10 83““"°t I"
charge, of an ammunition wagon
dmwn by two horses across a shell-
swept expanse under a heavy baffilif
of Much shells., He is now in n Call
adian Convalescent Hut. in Surrey.
(Special to the Guardian) -
, LONDON, August 22.-The ifrencll
under General lrlunlbcrt have captured
Lasslgny after hard ilghtlng. 'l‘o the
south along the Oise the army of Gen-
eral Mangin is sweeping up the river
toward Noyon and hos captured the
important bridgehead of Ponterse as
well as the village ol' Sempigny. Iln-
mediately to the soutih of Pont Eve-
que Blsl1op's Bridge, was 1-upturell.
The Germans are lighting desperate-
ly to prevent the l<'rencl1 from cross-
ing the Olse. To the east ot' Noyon.
for the road converging there are vi-
tul to the withdrawal of is large part
of their artillery in the region be-
tween Noyoll and Lassigny,
I
ENEMY BEING HUSTLED BACK iN
' DISORDER
'I‘llutt the enemy is bcillg llustlcll
buck to the liindenburg line in dis-
.')l'<l0r is no longcr open to doubt. The
question is cun Ito hold thc soutllcrll
iiank ol’ the ltoyl-. salient ulong ill(
Oisc :tgatlllst Malngin and thc nortllcrn
tlizlnk against the tbirll iBrltisll army
now smashing its wuy forward tr
Bapanme and Peronne long enough
western front oi’ ,the salient Foch’s
ll-ammer strokes ring. in unison, the
bewildered enemy sees Frellcll and
British troops advancing on every
sitio und scarcely knows ill what
illrcctioll to send forwalrll his reserv-
os, i`ol' while illcy arc still on route
io one part oi` the sorely beset Ger-
man i'ront thc Allied colnlnllnder-ilr
chief launches a fresh nttllck on un
other, nlany miles away. Tile French
ulvzlllce lmtwocn the Olse und the
.\'llrno appears to ho lilo nlosl. `flu'ln
illablc of tho lnlmormls ol't`,olli<lvo~i ri
tllo Allies.
OVER SCORE OF VILLAGES CAP-
` TURED `
During the past three days over it
score of villages have been liberated.
been unprepared i`or lm assault.
enl1'|sH NEAnlNc BAPAUME '
The net reslllt of tho :ltt:u'k istllati
thc British are but li little ovcr lllrlw
luiies northwest oi' ilzlpllulnc and thali
the position of the Gorlnans in tile
nol~ihel‘n end of tho Albert Roye sali-
ent bus been seriously weakened.
Tile lighting in the Lys valley pro-
ceeds 't`roln day to day with unifornl
success for the advancing British
half il mile yesti-rday in the i.o<-r.-
of l<‘c.stllllel't hus 4-nullloll thc llrltisll
to <-.ross thc lietllunle Ncuve i‘l\ll|u-llc
rua-fl :ind occupy the llalnlet and Lu
llTourcl. 'File sfllient sinks daily- in
size and the intention of the ell-:lily
.clcurly lnil‘l'~`tcll. ' _
IRONING OUT THE CREASES IN
BATTLE LINE
(ll-.llel'ol Mllrcll, chief oi' si.ltt`i` oitllr
Alllcricull urlny, puts the sllc~.-:ss oi
thc Allies ill il striking i'ol'ln when llc
states that the baftlefront wbicl; .1
little over two weeks ago extended
for 250 lniios i`i‘on\ the North Si-n to
llllcus. luis ilu-on shorii-ni-ll 'l nlurli
llllii lnilcs ily tho ironinlr out oi' ih:-
l~l-l~llst\,~: und illili~lli:|tion,~; io il.
'i‘hc (il-rulnlls |il‘i»l`|-ss limi ll.-~_\';llt‘
sllortcnillg the liul; ot' their owl: roll
tion, llllt l"och nmy lr- pu|'tl-ilu-it t'ol
in-.lievillg that ln- has u good tit-:il to
lilo wiill lilo speed ol' thc rutirelncnt.
Tile shortening of the lille gives the
Gverlnuns und the Allies more men for
the forests of Ourscamp und Carle-
pont, evacuated by the French dur-‘
the Oise, have been rc-occupied by
them. ln these opclntions tllollsulul
of udditionul prisoners have been cup-r
lured, including one army corps. At-'
iztcklng heavily near the Solssons ond'
oi? the battlefront produccll it lurgi-‘
lncrenso in their losses. I
ROYE-ALBERT SALIENT IS BEING
WIPED OUT I
Tile advance of the Iiritlsh third
:lrlny under General Byug across tho
Ancre brook towards Bapalllllo, is at
part of the conlhlnctl nlovl-int-ut t'or
the ellnlinution 'of thc ltoyt--Alllol‘t
salient. li. begun very czlriy yosior-
dny morning in n dense mist which
enabled Sir Julian to collcclitrnto
llnllly innks nlong ll. 'front of about
tell miles froln Muycllllevdlle on the
north of Beancollrt do the Ancrc ill
the south. Tile tanks. after lt brief
artillery 'bombardment intended to
fence in the enemy troops 'holding the
rul-: \vl~ls:ns~:n
'l'rs.nrnlr.\'rUn.E.
rms, Moon, nr
E7
TORONTO, August? 23.-~Sollt|\ io
west wintls‘ with n few scattered
showers and itllunderstorms.
The tide will bo high this nft.cr-
noon at 12.02 and tomorrow nt 1; it
lass and sumniy st 1.49.
Tllo sun' sets this evening nt li.il.
and tomorrow at 8.10; it rises tumor-
row morning at 6.32 and Sundny ntl
6.33.
The moon rises this evening at
8.38. '
The tlrst quarter of the moon was
on Wednesday, Aug. lull. at 7.16 p.m.
Th, mpeg will, he _full _nn Tllursdny.
Aug. 823 at 3.p,m. ;_....'  '
The lenjth Of today .Will be thirteen
ius the early stages of the ll-stile fl noir to he rllstlnr-.ily the l»ei.ter`len.rit»r.
wiill be high tomorrow morning ui. 'null n half west oi Noyon. They have
the war of manoeuvre, and In that
iiorm ol' wul't'nre l<‘och has shown him-
CLOSING IN ON NOVON
I’Altli~l, Allgllst L!;2.~~'l‘llo lu‘ll\ll\s ot'
(ii.\nol':li ,llliullglll und Gem-l':tl liuln-
bt-ri. ul.: closilll; ill on Noyon. lilo lull-
wurlt of tlle'Gr-rlmln lille from two
tlll'ol:lions. At sonic places they ure
only ll low l|undl‘r.l ynrds fl‘0ul the
towll, :lull :irc llezivlly bolnbardill_g it
\viill iir-.ld gulls. They nro also ruin-
ing shclls on the Gerlnun r-xits to-,
\v':ll'd lluln, I7 lnlii-s to thc north.
Milit:1ry \vrltl~|'s l|<\rl:ll'i~ No_v‘ol\_ls all-
l‘l\:n|y llllicllllllic :intl plultllt-t :tn ilnnlo-
dilttc wlilulruwul llryontl 'thc Sommo.
lfiglltillg is continuing along at front
ot practically 35 miles east, and ex-
londing on ‘both sides of the Olse. Al-
lied aviators bolnlllng enemy 'ureus
l-cytlliil Noyoll report considerable
disorder and uppari-nt preparations
for al big retirement, _
5,000 PRISONERS AND THOUS-
ANDS o'r-° cons iN -is l-toons "
in the post. 48 hours 'tho French
have token more than 15,000 prison-
ors and nvllst quantity o' lu11‘turinl,‘
including thousands of machine guns
and ilundrrds of cannon. After taking
Lzlsslgny the l"l‘onclt-passed beyond
in the direction of Viluch-;»lles,, ll mile
d
rl-ucllrd Lnlnnr llnd Mont lfilltlloil illld
possess Mont<~llol'sy,' dotnlnnting 'the
Olsc.
BRITISH LAUNCH ANOTHER AT-
TACK
l.oN'noN, August 22.-‘ins sriusli
ntincketl this morningon -the whole*
front between the Ancre and ‘H16
Svnme at.12.45, l"ield-'Marsllnl Haig
front und prevent. their rctrcut, wont
t'or\vard over the desolate ‘:\n:i shell-
pitted country ill which illc first bat-
tle of the ‘Sonlnlc was fought during
the summer of 1016. Progress was
rapid for the Germans appear to have
i null liltillcllclll, it front of lJct\\'t-.oil live
‘und six lnllcs. This is one of the
strongest. llofrlllsivc positions hold
by thc Gcrnluns, ,und its posscssioll
held up the northern wing oi' the or-
iiglnul Allied oi’l`ellsive ill Plcurdy.
North of the Ancre, the stutelncnt
says, the Arras-Liupuumc Railway has
been crosscll ill spite oi' strong cnolny
:'i~si.st:lllt'<-_ liotwt-t»ll two ullll thr‘t'i
tllollsrllltl pl°i,-llllt-l's wvrc rnptllreli b_\'
Ilhc l<lriti.~'.ll in y<~st~l'tlny's operations.
l'i‘ln- silllclnt-ni says liritisll troop#
Alutve l'i-zlclll-.il the village of Neuiber
quill, northeast of Merville.
FOUR DAYS BUSY`BOMBlNG
PARIS. August 22.--During the pe
troops. They won their way |'ol-wiwtii
sl-ctol' ol' thc l"lallnl<-l'.~z rll|i;~~. thi: workint-I Wm* III” HHVY lli~\»V€_IJ0ll1'li€\I
|n't:.~'.silll: tilt-. tliwlnxllls buck to\\':ll'vi:lIl1= i'Uli0\*/itll( lllilii-ilf‘l»’ Ol-!i\l0fJV05f"
Mount l{t=lnmcl, on the solfih ironi oi" \\'ol\vub' \\'0l"K-H ill '/"“fb|`“i5i§e» tl"
tho sulil,-ni to tin- l|ol'ill oi' thc <':lllll`<I0i‘Ii-l ill I3l`\1l~<<f_5; lltittlwles V ri
ot` lnlbzlsso. Alllltllflr lltivullct- \\'~.~'l`.,
l
to extricate the Gerlnutn front bc ,to i'a1l>hack to the lines hclll bni':,~l-1-l
tween Lassigny and Albert. On-the3r'ril'e"naTtlc of Dy! in* April lint, li.-on
i
riod froln,,Aiugust 15 to Augllst 18 in
i-lusivt-, royal uit' force contlngentn
\\’c.~:t\-.l'dc, lilo (lstonll dol:ll.~'.
:intl uil'drolllcs :rt 'Aool>r\ll!RH; /\¢'1`ll`.V'l'\li '
;l.n:l l\iitldlckel‘lic, the i’lt-sscllenllaclt
enlml, the :lmmunitioll dumps ut Stal-
llille, Middelkerke, Lefllnge and Zoo
brugge, the Bruges canal and enemy
shipping. `
BOLSHEVIKI STRONGLY REIN-
FORCED
l.0NIl()N, August. 22.-Jnpzlllcsc rl-
ports lccoivvll in 'Fioutsln und irons
mitted to tho Excllullgc 'l‘clegrzlpll
Compltny, under date of Tuesday, say
that on the llssuric front, north o
Vladivostok, the Bolsltevlkl ure -rc
ceiving' sulistuntlal rclnfol'cement_s.
'rim /\lll<-.tl right wing, it is rnlllt-ll, i
ri-iirlnlr. '
100,000 GERMAN PRISONERS
SINCE JULY 18
mills, August 2:.---Tits .\lll.»ti-sf'
mics lluvo tnkon lnoro tllun ono ‘hun
drod thousand prisoners since Jul_
l8, says Murccl llutin, ill the ldch:
do Paris.
FRESH GERMAN COUNTER-A`i
TACK
i,(),\.'l,l0N.\ August. ‘.;1I,--I<`l't\sll Gel'
lllflll rolultol'»utiuclis sire. reported i=
iulvc occurred oust oi’ Milluluont uni
lrlcs. Tho llostlle ui"tiliol‘y is suld ll
hnvo been vcr_v_ :tctivo _ tlurlug th~
night ond to be continuing its lleavy
fire this lllornillg.
U. S. Declares War
~0n Bolsheviki
(Special to the Guardian)
\\'.\slllNo'l'o.\l_ .xninisl sg,-M 'rll
United Statics has tlt‘<'|:|l'cll wall' upo.
'ho lllllsilcvilti.
Canadian Editors
l Visit Shipyards
(Special to the Guardlcn)
L()Nl)0N. August 22.-A Canadin:
Press dospztti-ll froln Reutel"s Limit
.td sllys. tho (‘olouinl l’l'r\ss rnpresf‘lli
:lli\'os. rontInuil\t', their tour, visiic
the sllipylllwls of lilo (`l_vllt‘ yr-sti-l°lIzl_'
:ind were dined by thc Glasgow (‘ot'
poruilon. ln thc evening John tlur
ril-_ of Newfoundland stlld that over;
member of the party was struck b_\
the spirit of the people of Great Bri
tain.
HUNCREIIS llliliil
lil liliiil Rlllil
(Special to The Guardian)
LONDON. August 20.--Hundreds of
people were killed and wounded in s
regular -hottie bstweenbiitfish Gunrtir
and rioters _during food disorders in
Petrograd, according to an Amster
announces today. The attach evid=
court
September 1.
f.__i__.____
PRINCE ARIHUR '
VISIIS MllNlREAl
(Special td The Guardian) C'
MONTREAI., August 22.-Prince
Arlllllr oi' (`onlluught now touring
Canada, reached Montreal this attor-
noon froln Outuwa, En rouio he in-
spected the ltolnount Depot. at Lucil-
lne. He was met aft the C. P. lt. sta-
tion llcrc by lsicut. Col. Plche, Acting
G. 0, t‘., und Major General Landry,
(7.M.G.l~`., Quebec command. Gen-
t-l_':ll l.undl'_v‘ roprl-sented the Minister
of Militia, a guard of honor and band
were supplied by the depot battalion.
The Prince will inspect ahnunlber of
patriotic institutions in the city.
AllERlCAN SIEANIER  
. SUNK BY SUB
(Special to The Guardian)
\\'.ASlllNG'l‘0N, August 22. - 'I‘he
Alncricrlll stolinler Montana, 6,650
tons gl'oss_ was tol'pcdocd and sunk
ln foreign waiters on August 16, with
the probable loss of three members
ot' the civilian crew and two members
of the naval armed guard, the Navy
Depnntlnent announced eighty-one
survivors were landed.
wil ltllltls /will `
till clltglnnucliul
(Special to The Guardian)
l.oNn0N, Ang. 22.~lvl=lrsiisl rocil.
l"lcid M-nrsllul llzlig lllld Adm_lrai Bent-
ly, r-ommulnll-r-ill-l‘llicl’ ol' the Grunll
ll`l<~<~t` si~llt‘llloss;1gl-s to the meeting
of tho t‘o;|l Mint~r,»\ l<‘ollo|'ltiion ut
éiolltlliullptoll ycslit-l‘tluy urging u
grozticl' output. of <-ozl|_ "(‘0al is the
koy ol' victory. 'l‘hc miners of Great
liritaln must help me," was the mes-
sugo from Marshal Foch.
\.
l.ii5 NEW RECRUIIS
" IN EIVE IJAYS
(Special to the Guardian)
()'1‘Tl\W.\, August. 22.-A not gain
to the (‘lrlladinn Expeditionary l~‘orce
of 1,115 recruits is shown in the re-
cruiting liguroll for the period bo-‘
tween August. 11 and 15. given out io-
llny by the Militia Depurltlncnt. The
totul nunlbcr oi` recruits secured in\
Cnnllllll, the United -States and Eng-
lamd was 4,002, while the total wast-
:lgo roportod was 2,887.
___....__.____._._-_
A Successful
Red Cross 'Shoot
‘Quite a number of riileulen froln
the (‘.ity. Sulnlncrside, York and
Pownall met at Kensington Rifle
Range yesterday aiiternoon and enjoy- ‘
oil n rare day's sport.
A noticeable feature of this sportf
us rolnpnl‘od with similar events of
forlnt.~r years. was thui the great nnt-
jority were old veter.ll\s,` the young-
or members, being lit. present on
gltgcd on the rifle rallges in l<‘ritncc
One of thesc veterans. Mr. A.
Kenncdy_ of Pownal, lnnllo the splen-
did scorc ofl ill) points. topping thc
sl-ore for the duy. Quite a number
of vary gorisl scores were made und a
few indiflnrf-ni ones. showing the
not-ll of more practice. All ii result
of thv shoot the suln of $20 was con-
tributi-tl to thc Rr-d Cross _Fund an-:l
will be iulnderl over today.
On nlotlon of Mr. W. S. Louson.
and unanimously carried, it was rc-
snived to send letters of sympathy to
Mrs. A. A. Pomeroy on the death in
action of her son. Lieut. Ernest Auld.
a former member of the Civilian Rifle
Club, also to the relatives of Loeut.
dum despatch to the. Exchange Tcl.
Ray Crockett. n member oi! the York
od Boar d by
JUHGDII Andemou Wigmore, Em;
uid.
George Robert Goldsmith Wilkit
son, Miminigasll.
W. ll. Warren, Ellioi.t's.
Died of Wounds
` William Gallant. Lot 16(7).
Died
J. Laverty_ Toronto Road.
Wounded
Lieut, Stanley Kier Donald, Mal
peque.
Arthur Arsenault. ummerside
Carl Cairns, Emerald.
George Arthur Kielly, Emerald.
James Sydney Walker, Caledoni.
Walter Peters, Bay Vdew.
Ord Sharrp, West Devon
Carl Vern Campbell, Irtishtown
John Gaudet, Lower Bedeque
Clarence Jenkins, Dundas
Lester Alexander McLellan,
lnersid'e
Charles Howard Harris, Cardigan
John Alexander McKens4e, Frs.
town
George Arthur Kiely, Emerald
Leo Harris McKenzie, Bay Fortune
Henry Chaisson, Souris
Daniel Edward Noonan, Centreville-
Theodore Gallant, Summerside
Charles Hdber Schurmsn, Searle
town
Edward A_. Matheson, Dundas
Michael Lawrence McNau.lty, Giu-
peraux
Everett Inkerman Mc'Ka‘y;"“Bangol
Lot 40. ` '
` William George Morrison, Ellersllr
Joseph McGillivray, Cardigan
Harold Webster McLaren, Bruden
ell "
Evoantt Buchanan, Montague
Sherman Meltlish, Montague
Edwin Ephraim Howard, Earnscliffo
John Thomas Hart, Charlottetown
Sergeant Warren Myers, Mt. Albion
Jnmcs Campbell, DeBable
Patrick James Burke, Charlotte
town
Curtis Dyment, Springfield
James Carmody, Charlottetown
John Charles Blacquiere, Charlotte
town
Endie Joseph Richard; Tignish `
William Henry Carter, Tlgnish
Urban Plneau, Bloomileld
James Garnett Graham. Clinton
Bert McKinnon, Egmont Bay'
Clifford Rogers, Miscouche
Sui-
wllrrla clan-les Msnssd, clrmivr.
Seriously ill
James Gerald Kellly, Ch'town.
No Longer Seriously lil
Joseph R, Arsenauit, St. Nicholas
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BRIIISH CASUAEIIES
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LONDON, August 28.-British cas-
ualties reported in the week-ending
today totalled 8.411 compared with
an aggregate of 8.630 reported in the
previous week, These are divided as
follows: Kliiled' or died of ,wounds
officers, 885, men, 8,200.
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