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CHARLOTTETOWN, CANADA, FRIDAY, JUNE 21, 1918 ’ geigypl;-:r\;s:;,`<:I_;-;;I§,¢3_g)ss».s»\a coo. no u
I
AUSTRIAN oFFENslvE  
    
E.vsry.Ellort_Made`_ by the Austrians in Five
- Days 0_f Bitter _Fighting has Failed to Break,
the Italian <Defense.~ Austrian Losses Describ-'
_ ed as Terrible.
__i...__.i___
' (Special to The Guardian)
IIONDON, June 20.-The great of-
fensive of the Austrians in Venetlu
has broken down. After five days of
bitter lighting. in which every effort
has been made by the enemy on the
Alpine heights and along the Piave,
'he finds himself practically where he
was when the battle began on the
'Montello' range and the sector of the
Piave n ar the mouth of the river.
The deegest penetration of the Aus-
trians is west of Meoto on the lower
Piave sector. The enemy, advancing
along the railway leading to Venice,
isaloni. seven and a half miles west
of the river. Dealing with the condi-
ti ns’ on the lower Piave, the Aus-
tlgitn official reports say:
` ‘_‘f.l`he Foasslta canal has been cross-
ed at some points. The Italians are
staking everything in order to stop
the advance. In narrow stretches pris-
oners have been taken from the num-
erousunits which have been thrown
togetlaer.’T
.AUSTRIAN LOSSES HORRIBLE
Describing this same battle' along
the Foasslta canal the Italian report
says that “every yard of ground was
the theatre of epic struggles in which
our own and Allied airplanes took
part, bombarding with 15,000 kilo-
grams of bombs and firing tens oi
thousands of machine gun rounds into
the vulnerable targets offered by the
enemy troops forced into narrow
space on the right bank of the river.
The battle is continuing bitterly. The
enemy in order to preserve some oi
the initial advantages gained by him,
takes no heed of the losses which our
rifle fire and the 'guns of our airmen
have been inflicting in the past five
days"
From these ofilciul reports it i
apparent that one of the great at-
tacks of the war is being fought our
on a narrow strip of low-lying land
partof it very.little above sen level
near the Adriatic coast, some seven
teen miles.from Venice. That city
will go to the victor. The italian:
fight~§n:.iI\D~¢.i.I1e,5‘,tDueen of the Adri
atlc," rescued over half a century nge
frogn Austrian tyranny, shall noi
shin pass under the heel of the con
qneror. - The Austrians, confronts(
with one of their great failures of wai
along the Alpine battle line, struggle
with desperation to reach and occu
py_Venlce, lo that the disaffected
population at home may not be able
to point to It complete failure as a
reason for overturning the govern-
ment. and perhaps even the Haps
hurg dynasty.
On the grestii- part of the front
there has been no more than locu`
activity. In the region south of Mont
ello the Austrians tried to break a
way through to the plain near Sovillr
and soy they occupied several _lines
of Italian trenches there, but the Itui
fans still firmly hold the river bank
immediately to the south of the Mont
eiio and the enemy makes no ren’
progress, although employing on :I
narrow front four divisions of storm
troops. ,,
9,011 AUSTRIAN PRISONERS
The tenacity oi' the Allied defence
all along the front is indicated by the
fact that 9.011 prisoners, many tum
and hundreds of Austrian nmclxine
guns have been captrued since the
battle began. Fifty Austrian airplan-
t~s have also been brought down. Aer-
ial supremacy is u most important
element in the success of the defence.
RAVINEB FILLED WITH AUSTRIAN
CORPBEB
LONDON, June 20.--According ,to
the Milan correspondent of the Daily
Mail the Austrian losses have been
very heavy. 'Rsvines on the Asoagn
Plateau and Monte Grappa are filled
with heaps of the dead. On the Piave
the carnage is horrifying, the current
carrying thousands of bodies together
with broken up barges and pontoons.
~ \
AUSTRIAN EMPEROR JEALOUS OF
GERMAN8 '
LONDON, June 20.-Reuter's Rome
correspondent says that according to
reports the Austrian Emperor, who
ls at the front,`is disappointed at the
results obtained in the present offens-
ive and ie lous of the excessive
credit the Sermons took for their
share in last year’s offensive, is de-
termined to make another desperate.
attempt to overwhelm the ltallnnsun-
. A  ~
THE we-.vrnnn _ _-
rnmrnnsmunn, '
e f 'rIn:n,1uooN.E'I'o.
_ uni- '
TORONTO. June 21#-Moderate
winds, fair and cool.
The tid! will he high this morning
st ll.l_i3 and tomorrow at_9.18; it will
be Ilight to'IIIg`II't"`at 10.10 and tomor-
row at 11.01.
The snn sets this evening and to-
morrow at 9.0!; it rises tomorrow
morning _st 5.3¢ and Sunday at 5.37.
t'I;l_I7wmooII sets ,tomorrow morning
I . .
The first quartet' of the moon was
on Bundsy June idtirst 9.12 a. m.
There will be s full moon on' M6n-
4‘l7. June Mtn lt. 0.38 s. m.
T 0 ' will be Mtelfi
mi. Il,‘,i“.“»l_t'§i,‘,§'l‘iIf..`,_l,.-,_,,,,,.,,~,. _ I ,
,
.. "H ., l~i'
‘_
s
*L*
'aided before asking for German as-
sistanco.
(Special to the Guardian
London this afternoon that the Italians
have captured Slle, the town of the
L'B80n to the west of the Piave River
near its mouth which was captured
by the Austrains and Huugarians. It
is also stated that the Italians have
retaken all the territory between
Senna and Fosettn canals. Tile Austro
Hungarians, it is stated, have been
confined to the ground between the
Fosetta canal and the Sile canal on
the west bank of the Piave river.
AUSTRIAN8 MET WITH
SERIOUS DISASTER
(Special to the Guardian)
‘ITALIAN ITEADQUARTIICRIS (army)
June 20.-(From the Associated
Press.)-The Piave river overflowing
its banks has destroyed several pon-
toons and bridges constructed by the
Austrians at Intestandura and also at
Elsndonna. This has increased' the'
diflicuity of the Austrias in this area,
communications affecting the trau-
sportation of artillery ammunition.
food and fresh troops having been
cut off. It is stated that the Austrians
fighting south of the Piave lmplorcd
help and also that two of the tired
divi-sions sent met with great loss.
Tile American Red Cross supplies
are piling up along the lines, bot.h
for refugees on the trains and also for
wounded soldiers. ln many' cases
gauze bnlidnges orc being sent to the
AUSTRIANS USING
EXPLOSIVE BULLETS
(Special to the Guardian) '
WITII Ti-lil] llTAl.iAN ARMY, .luuo
30-A number ot' the wounded Italians
llsplay- ghastly wount’.'s, in support oi
he claim that the enclny is using ex-
oiosive bullets. "T"
OII the lower Plnve, Austrian de-
tltcliluellts wearing ltnliau uniforms,
lougllt to ollvollce but the subterfuge
I/as discovered and they were dispers-
ed. Several spies disguised as italian
Iensants have been shot.
ITAl.IANs coNTnoI. 'rl-IE AIR I
(Special to the Guardian)
.ITALIAN ARIMY IIEADQUARTERS.
Ilune 20.-(By the Associated Press.)
-The Italians have won complete
control of the air along the Piave
'ine, where the Inost determined fight-
`ng of the present Austrian offensive
's in progress. This nfternoon lIol
I single Austrian machine was aloft
In this front. in gcnerul, thc situation
if the Austrians along the Piave up-
oears fur from satisfactory to thelu.
"rlsoners taken by' the ltnilnns ull
leclaro the Austrian arm has little
)
LONDON. June 20.-News reached'
‘1'ospitals. - `
___;_,_, _ . jg ` m .- - --__ - ' - *I J Ii *_ _ ' - 'E ~
FA-RIS, June 20.~Tho two divi-
sions of African troops who hold the
city oi' Rheims i`or Fruucc, huvc cov-
ered themselves with glory. Lute
on Tuesday night, uftcr at violent pre-
paratory bombardment along the cn-
tire front of the semi-circle bottling
line west. north and east ot' Ithoims,
the German' lenders sent forward l_l1rt-1-
assaulting divisions which were ortlt.r-
ed to take the city at ull costs during
the night. At no point were they nhlo
to pierce the defences. On tho west
side of the city they were mot. hy un
artillery fire so terriblo that ultcr try-
ing to advance ovcr und ow-r ugilili
without making any pI~ogl'<»s.s, ti low
only of the Inen who took port in tho
attack returned to their own lines,
OII the east the Germans penetnu-
ed the wood of Sillery, near the fort
of the Lapompelle, but were lirivcn
out by a counter-uttnck.
BERLIN REPORT
'alll
This fierce night battle, in which
ut least 25,000 German iut‘nntry Ivo'-o
engaged and sIIi’i`erf>d .srriolls lossl-s,
is described thus in tho Berlin ru-
At lhv wcckly Itlllclll-oll <1" lilo
ltotziry t‘lulI in tho i{o7.c_v Korner _lv-s
tcrduy, MI'. (lou. S. lnlnun pl-ositllul
Ind Mr, A. W. ilyllllulzlll g;l\'\‘ alll in
ioroslilig iulk on h:lIIkiIl_l:,. .\l`lt-l- rl'
vit-wing tho vol-l_\' lllsior_\' ol' |»:lIlklu.:
uid giving ililorluuliou rl-gorilillg lhl»|
-onstitutluu ol' hunks ulul *lull-ills ol
dutiking, Mr. llylidmun disvllssl-tl th.-
'/itul relation of :I Bunk to tht- com
uiuliity doillg litisillrss with il. null
I-onlfludcd :is follolvs:
Like thc pulnping sllllion ol' :l l~i|y.‘
ir licttl-.r still, liho thi- ln-:lri oz' tht
'itInIliII sylztcln, they kclap lh~ .str<~llIlI.~
Ii' motley onli credit coursint; ihrougl:
he oouIIiry‘s vvllls for IlI»\ uou|'i.~llI I
‘hunt and growth of its intllIslI'_\' unll
-:oII\IIIel'cc. \\/hero this lfirl-llllilioll is
sluggish, lndustry :Intl l-olnInl»rl:o
lztngulsh. Where it flows lrooly thc
rommunity prospers, providing tho
people know how to mukc good uso ot
thc credit offcrcd. No more crcdil
.run be taken out oi` lhl- syslcnl ihun
is put in and ii' lll<-ro is no more put
III than is taken out, industry onli
lfolnmercc ova:-lf\ to grow onli vxpunll
it in lt serious :lull tlllllgllrous Illislztkf-|
for people io feel that iinnks I-:lu
;'I'oute money or rI'cdil_ 'l‘|losl~ wllo_
have uttclllpicll in do so llztvv hull Ilui
:t short oxistcllcc. (‘.rl>lllt is croulr-ll
. _ y .
`ood_ Some of' the prisoners have II0l
eaten for forty eight. hours. I
EARTH STILL SAFE '
Fnowl New eras!
LONDON, June 20.-Even with the
German offensive in full -progress the
first. magnitude may be travelling
with incalculable velocity towards this
lanet must excite human interest.
guch an offensive, impossible to_
check, would mean the utter destruc-
tion of the earth and everything on it.
' The Astronomer Royal, Sir Frank
Watson gives a comforting assurance
The star is now lt hundred million
miles farther nlwny form the earth
than the sun. null he does not expect
lt will exercise any great influence on
our planet. lt is a star of unusual
brilliance-and "ut thc moment this
star is giving out light many thousand
times greater than the sun. One ex~
pects it to follow the course of ol.heI
such stars und fade nwsy in the
course of it few weeks.” The speciro
scope will show whether it ls' np-
prouching or travelling pnralled with
the cnrth.
“Suppose for l_nstance," says. nu-
_other authority on a`stronoIny, ‘that
the star is coming towards us, what
would happen 'In the mud rare to
follow such a vast body ns any star
of the first magnitude must be, the
oceans would seethe and fonm over
the earth in floods moulltuln high and
obliterate in a few hours man and all
his handiwork. lu this new star go-
ing,from us, passing by us. or is ita-
appalllng thought- coming t0Wl\\‘ 5
us? Upon the answer astronomers can
give to these questions' it is the simple
scientific fact that the fate of all man-
kind depends." . ‘
_...___-
D BOLBHEVIKI AND .
HA AL80 i_.W.W.` LITERATURE
WINDSOR. Ont., June 19--On co
ming to Windsor this mornin! "Om
word (-0nt.), to make a demonstra-
tion In favor of John _Parehuda. who
is under arrest. CIIAYSBII Wm' I"°III“3
foreign residents to baulk at regis-
tration, more than 400 aliens. the ma-
jority of them Russians and Aus-
trlans, were searched at 'police head
quarters to discover if they were com-
plying with the military service acl
by carrying evidence of their nation
silty.
One hundred failed to dproduce corti-
iicates and were lmme lately PIMBU
under arrest. The( will be arraign-
ed on charges of vio ating the militlry
service act. When searched many
ollrns usslans possessed Bolsllevlkl
and I.vN.W- 1ltsr°¢I°- ' .
by the producers of soluble I-omluod»
ities and more purliculnrly tliost- oi
them who produco more than i.lu~_v
conslimo. The person who l-ollsuluos
more fhun- ho prolilive.-s is at llrulu on
the credit oi' tho l'ouulr_\'. ’l`li<- main
purpose ol’ crcllit ls; not limi i‘ sh mil
be consllint-f.l_ but tllrlt I" sl- ul! Ir:
lined hy pI‘lIlIIIt:l':'\ l'I l:'l~:l '_ 
credit just ltr: tho t`or:'lm‘ list- ' so I
l.o replenish onli ollgln Il' 'hi. -_`v
of grain. ll is tilt-rot`ol'l~ lin- lilo: ol
Banks to see that crcdit is uxtcullcll
lo such as arc prollul-crs or lo those
who will eiicollrugo prodtlclion.
Thc money and llislrlllllonls of cro-
ilit, with which Banking institutions
have to lit-.ul ure nothing Iuorc thou
transuiitiing vehicles by Ins-uns ol'
which credit is passed |`ronI olll- por
son io uuotller III the coursl- of husi
ness trnnsnctiolis.
When the business of lhu l-ouutry
cases off as li. does nt certain sousolls
of the your, thcso lllstrtlliiollis of rro
:lit flow lmclt to till- Hunks. Tluls il
is that lilo Ilioul linllkiniz syslcin is
that which hui tho power ol` cxlcull
ing and willulruwiug crcliits lu tht-
iorln ol’ <~III'I'om-y according us thu
business of lin- vouiltry requires mol-ls
or less of it. But thc iluuk which
keeps all its store of credit always on
top cannot do lt very profliuhlc busi-
ucss. It is tlieroforn tho task of the
Banker to kocp invested at prolitahlc
rntos of intcrost us large It portion of
hc money cntrustell to him by do-
nositors as posslihlv, und nt the sumo
time to keep on lIuIId iII liquid form
suiliclont. to nw:-t ull currunl lil-Iuunds
of dopositors who huvo thc right to
withdraw notice.
Another lellture of Banking which
adds to its elasticity in the matter of
expanding and contracting credits is
the privilege which thc chartered
Banks of this country have of issuing
their own currency in the fornl of
Bank bills or notes in ordinary times
the Canadian Banks have the right
to issue notes in the full amount. of
their paid-up capital. in linrvosl
time and for u fcw months following
this issue may bn increasetl by an
amount not exceeding 15 per cont. of
the Bnnk's cnpltal null reserve. The
Bank Art requires a paylncilt ol' L1 per
cont. tux on this excess circlllnlion.
and the w.lthdrnwul of some upon -I
certain dnte each yenr.
As a temporary mcasurc to moot
the exceptional conditions created ily
the war, Bank notes muy he issued in
sddltltx against the collateral of cor-
lain II _ II`r ties ncceploble to thc llo-
psrtmant of Finance.
'hlr. Hynliman ‘rr'dmised'to__glvo o
subsequent talk esling w-ith tho rc
A IAIK CN BANKING '
Three 'Assaulting Divisions  German Troops
Ordered to Take City a Any Price. Were Landon nmis_
` Ilurled Back by two African Divisions, the- Num mm _ ‘_   U
I I I I
- . , l.0  . -. Jil- All I .r-lr Ito-|
    lillrl. Bordlen, hull all :ltlllll-lion with lh,'lI - 1.- I
~ him: all liucklligllalln pul:lrt~ ho :lttollri-I _
lfll :I llloctillg oi' tht* iulp-'riul \\‘;ll' <`;l-
ers directed :strong stlrpril-Io fire ui-
lacks ug nst thu enoiny position ut-air
il_heims. Iliziniry lll=t.:uslIlnents wilirli
I'0IIi.Iwed , Ip lilo 'irc pI'epul'u.liolI.~;,
brought I about lilly prisoners." Tho
(il‘rnI:ln _Ihilc t~:ll| ovidoutly sialltd
no Illorle ,lam Illoltl lloln-sl ot' lhv :ul-
verso uc' _ __ _
FnENcH"‘cAPTun'ED MANY eos.
GABIAN emsoNEns
.l
PARIS. June :fo----'l`lll~rl~ lui.. in-oil a
rovlvol oi' activity on till- illlics-lloulon
,~ o it l~'urprl.<¢~ :I torlc. .nl/l l.ll\l
pl-lllltl"ltil\g lhl- lm '
LONDON, Jung 20.~-Tim ofllci-,i‘.
stateninnt on aerial opcrntiolls to
live. Eight of ours orc Inissinrf"
lied in tho c0III'f-lc of tho day. A llvavy
rain :lt night. prcvl-utoll flying."
our l.I'oop:s l‘l»plIl.'.l»<i :III t-IIl\IlI,\~' :'mI‘pI'i.=l»
:llt:ll'l:. Our pulrlll.~; |\l-u<»lr:\|l-:I sol
"lull |\ollIi:= ol' ilu- vlllc-Ill_\"¢; |i|,,.,._ um
lr.‘l.lolIleI'.=. _-\llI.-li ;lil'pIuIIl-:l l‘;ll'l'l‘¢~<‘.
ll.-
i:=h ;~.\'1lltors l~l"f;uf:l`ll'ilT>\'.'lI ilil-I-o 'Jul '
FRENCH ENTER GERMAN LINES
(Special to the Guardian)
.~:zl_\‘l-1 tht. ollirizll :si.:Iil‘I|IclIl isslivll Io-
lluy. 'l`h0ro wus llotllillg ol` i|lipl»l'l;lIn'<z
ou thc l'l‘.~4l of lilo l`rlIlli.
GERMAN? ADMITS .U-BOAT FAIL-
URE
od with iloll. N. W. ltowcll :lud llou.
.l. A. l‘ulllcr :I 4-oIIi’cl'l-Ill-c with Sir I
lllliwitrd Kvlup. -rl-l~lplsl'illlt',' tho (`:Iult-
tllltn ovcrscus t`orl-os. III tho ul`lt-I'- i
Hlntllu.
`°_"` I
.flolno ot' thc morn inlpoI'toIIt nIiIIi.~lt¢el's
olltfiille thc will' cnbillcl, lor purposes
ol' intor-dl-pol'tnll-ntal solllcincllt.
‘ A are is no '11 li 'll in 1
vi .trl.tIi1.,oIi1l-_it It
lulsiiiclsel oi` this honn- :li`i`uir:l ooltlmit -
ice il, moto llupoli lui tl/I \\hIt It suf
local and imperilii bustinoss. The su
Drelnc fact of tho moment in thc evo
lrrms, thc British luinisttcls cwrtisinl:
concerning sll.
.l'u\\'lI|.
“lion .lilll uiou \\||i<~l| o l"`t-~-
I
l l‘< I It l.ii I Illl.I -1 ,
I\l'<'lir_Ill i.:|»'|l |I\lIi'.'=lrioll :tml _-\u:~'trl:lI1 "il"\‘ <>l'l>pil1ioll l‘xisl.~‘ lil-rv is. lllllt tht
'lomillion,¢' ll\‘l¢_~1=:`:ll~-.~: must rolllllill in
out. IllIm~~l'ou~e liollliialrliliil-ulsz. il"l I II-`iii~€I-”lillI IIIIS _\"‘1il‘ Pl Ivllii' IIS tI10l`I
".'m. '\‘\’»‘ nI‘P-"gllili to l~,no'w 7 ihilf`I ,,  »
my llizlrfllillvsf' l’l'»»n\ior llllullos ol' .-\u:alr;lll;s I-mill-In   . , _ _~.,__._.._o.Y,
--~-~---»~»-1---~---~ ~- plolt-g ,lp I-_yu-m|¢.,| |,,_a,;,,;(,,,_ I, I _N i
.voultl hc .~¢I1l-ul' wzlrzlo ot' his u'oulll~r I
CANADA ASKED
(Special to the Guardian)
I.l).`\'l)(li\', .iullo itll. 'I'Il:li lIl~- lil-l'-I
lllull ll-lllulls :lrv ulll-rlllill i.» lin- x\‘;ll~I
l`:lrl‘ :l;;l|iIl.s| lllwm I.-: llll- lirluzii ;ilIllIi.»1-1
laiull oi' l‘;i|)l_ i’lll',.ill_;. till- .\;l\'.l| <-lIlllI
ul' lIll- Ill-I'IilIl‘|‘ '|‘.l;.1IlI:l|| :::l\~'. :I Iilil-I
grupll. l‘:l;ll. l’l-I-slim lvllll--1 l-\'»-l'\ inv-
vl'c:l:siI|g slIoI'pIll~=.s :Intl l-l`|`l\l-livl-llllss
us till- wllr pl'ot:l'r>:sa~.~'.
"li is l=curl~l\l_\~ to ho llcliimi' lhall our
cliclliil'-.~'. :Irv lmth l':il'I‘_vlII;: on ilu: war
:Intl liviuir. :lull iiull it will ill- possihlv
i`oI lhclu lo ill-l'l\llll liIl»IIlsol\'o>l ilrrlinsl
tolillzifzo Ilcvlls. for ll long iiulc :ll :lll_\'
ruio. l~‘roIlI tho lwginllilig of lilo Il-
hout. wur il. was ll liiisialkv, oitou com
(Special to thc Guardian)
LONDON, Juno £30---llc-:\vil_\~ ul'-I1soI'»
ml news from Stockholm .says
thul pmco llulliollstlultiolls wor-
hl-lll in llrriill., llz\mlwr;:. and
ill <‘olol1gt-. zlutf' lhzll sl-\'cl';ll
\\.'orIlII|l-II ur-ro ltillmi. lllully
sl-l‘ioIIsI_\ hurl null Illini; uI'rcsi~‘ \\'ol‘t`
lmlllo. 'l`hl- policl- :lull lIliIit:|r_\' llitspl-is
cll lhv lil-lIIons|ruloI'.~=. e-o_\'.-s ll ~Ic:.pz1tclI‘
from Stockholm lo the iiioruiup; Post.
._._._;__i.___
RADIO T0 D0 AWAY WITH
CABLES.
'Tho Navy ill-p:lI'iIIIt-Itt is l'I°l~ctiIIg :I
lligll-power radio station in l<`I'l\nct~ ul
rt cost of $2,2:'»0.(I0(l, which will bc
rvully f`or opcrlttlon in August nl-xt
Tho I~'rl-Iicli govcrlilllclil will tulto it
out of’ our hands after thc war i.=
ovcr. It will he used in connoctior
with tho great station fast Ilcllrllv'
completion :It Aunupolls, whir~lI~ will
ho grozttl-r thou thu ouv ul AI-liliglou
VII. Tho prl-:soul l~‘I'on<'l`l silliilills
arc not powl-r|`ul l-uouizll for romluu
nit-:ItloII :tl-ross tho Atlnntlr Occult
being oi' uho\Il._ilIl- saline powvr us thc
elution :Il AI‘liIIgloII. All ol' tho
cqulplnent unll slruciurul ports, I-on
iinucs "\ViI‘cic:-ls Ago," ure' in-itll’
mullo in this country for ilu- l`oroi;:u
hltlli lu Porto itlro. Tho llriiish orc
Psinhlislling ll lllull-powvr .~li:\f‘ion In
thc Azores. which will iw vuluiilill- ns
wircloss, :lII<`l thc now station ul An-
napolis will llllri (»0_000 words .l lilly-
Thc igronll-r pnrl ol tho l-olnlnunll-lr
film :lt tho pl'l\sl\nl limo is h_\- calhlo.
that ho Allllrlpolis stallion und Su_\'vill.~
onli Tln~l<l-rl_nn would prohnhly ho-I
lution ol the Bank with the average
loan lining business with it.
Iibll- to tlllte 1-uroof nil zllnsnltiloly Ill-
cssziry military huslncss.
luxlll knows lhlll I;--houl |(,~_,;(-,; ,lj-I- up- l'rol|| lilo llrilisll .\'liIIi.'=ir5- rll‘Ml1llitI<il1.»'
nvoiliubll- owing to thu l'oulil\ll:lIl_\~ in- lii'il1‘|ilI_\' Il-I<ili_fi` Iiliil illc l':l1I:ll|i1lIl out-
- . ..- ~ ol' ' p ~
luiticli zlllloll,-;~ll us, to lillllur l-slilllalll-_ 2I)0.0ll() t`0¢\i. ll molitli is now living pro-
lho l‘l\so|lI‘l-vs ol' our vllolllil-.~‘.. llur-ml,
   AUSTRIAN M.l\CHIl\lE
. .. BROUGI-IT DOWN
PEACE IIEIIIIIINSIRAIIIINI I
- I-I I'I‘.\IfI.-\NI AIIAIY IIl‘I.l\Ill)II;\II'I'I'llIS I
Iilllfi 20. --tli\' ilu* .-‘\s.~:fi(‘i:lll‘ll |'l'l-:=s.li
ICR NIIIIIE SIIEIIC 
- ‘.\.\l:s"l‘l<1lll>.-\Nl, Juno 20----'l`llo ontl'uIlr‘e to blow them up for f
(Special to me Gunmirm) ‘lo thc lmr_l»or ol' Z_<-viii-liggc is block- I also destroy the siuices
,,,mmH (|,,_W|,‘,l| (U ml, |,H;';\ .|.__ll__ 0-,-I-_\\\-,V Ju,H.__ ,,|.lH_ [mw_I_inl,l»ll, au-I-or<lm;.q to lnouts. George (`.ow»Iants assert that no s
` _\,1,,,,,|i,,,, |,,,,,,.,I hm ,.,,, ,,i,._,,, I, “uhh lol-ll :md John Hood, ol lilo British roy- enter or leave Zeebrugg
,ll uir iorco, who landed ill the pro- ade at Ostend is not co
vim-f- of Zi-»_~ln1I<i on Monday. ond are Germans are having
'lo iw ilIll\rIIl‘~d att Tho liuguc. ln an there
.~ ,  `.. ,_. _ .,,, ~ , , , ,.,_ , .,,,,. I -. I . -_ _ - , _ _intl-rvicw pllhllsllod in thc 'I'o1ogrnui'c The motor of the seep
ol lhl lIlilI1.l I|.l_l>llll,. ol till llllm_\ I \i pl to l.lulll.l is llllullll, out Coward and Rem “ne
pill ol' citlltot Il pollull sill-liz: ho llouhl-
\\'hirh, lcrrllu li: will illrtllol' illl-l'l-also lffll,lllIl) :sill-ll., :i lvl-cll \':llu<-li :ll $tit|.»IIII"~‘I my III” LIIIIIIIIIIIIII IIN WOIIIIIIII
I I mm If ,IW ,,,m,|H IS ,iUl,hI(,(i. Nm, “.i1|I'Iu_\' lulll night to clear the passu-ge,I were bombing Zeebrtll
,,,,.¢,,, ,LH ,,,,H,u, 0,- 2_|0_|,0I, ,;h,,H§, `,Hm_. but Q oucll night British aviators de-| tutors attacked their
,.,| A, $1gp_I,|,(,_ -I-IN, Impwml Mum Imolish tho Gcrlnun progress. Thei they. managed to reach
linux |,um.I| mm |N,,,n llmlmm \.igm.(m_Q I cclnellt. ships sullk III the harbor are to escape capture by t
ol`l'orts lo ill<>ru|.sr- tho fsplult-1-_ nuI;>ul`
ol' Iiritisll t`oll1IuIii:I for till* pt1I‘po.~ll- oi
flcloplllno lll:illlil`uctlll'l'. Sincl-. April
‘ho output h'l lution I.Illlu lcd .tml
'(Snecinl to the Gu.1rrlin»\l
~ 'ls limit:-l:iItll»1 ol' llolion uull .\|I=~.ll‘i~‘n|
"\Illi1‘r,< Illoluul on lr\lI'>i_V, :ln lt'IIi'l“‘
'virnlrlno l\v'.'_lll_rl_ll :llmoi tim -lll~rr\Ivlr\~~-
if
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-up limit. :\"l~\r ‘iw Il,~wli;\_I\ Ill"-liiirvz
:ind nrlillory hull l':Iill>'| to slIl\juf:otf~
it.
ONE BRAVE AUSTRIAN
(Special to thc Guardian) I
l'l‘.»\l.l.\N lll'I.-\l)()liAlt'l`lCltS. .Tuul-'
III).-'till' tho .\s.»lol‘iutl‘ll l’I‘css.l~-llc
'<l‘l‘il‘lI Ilv his sl:1l`l` (III thc Nlliltto I’I.'\-
truu, Mzljol' (lol\<~r:\l Von l{r0IIz.<t:lll ol
tho i\l|.=;illun :lrln_\'. l'oIII:lIi .silmlc hunti-
cli :l_l::liIlst lilo lillllllno :lull wlls
ug hy constituted authority, mndc by
lice Ciorlnulls lu tho Ukraine,-liao
producoll tho inevitable result. Thc
noon ho hull :ln hliliiuilcc with (lou. I
Io:1s:1IIt.~: rt-fleet to c
l.oNI>oN. .limo co----(\'l.l lt..-lo.-|~'c ,- I I IIIII III’ IIIII IIIIII"
0U“‘l'11 -"\i»C"-Ili'-.Vi-“"1`Il“ 'I`il11‘f~*`, Ill ‘UI onli tlcIIIaII'<lc'dIliayllient in farm im
l-.ditoriill on tho llr~cl:sioI1 of thc I;o»I|,1,,mem,, and other urgently needed
vcrlunont to hold rogulnr mc:-.t.ing.~l ot",,
or GoI'In:tn und Austrian paper money
upplics. They hid their grain and
the hungry invaders seized it i`orci\.I‘
-Y
without. even the pretense of payment.
ll TERRIBLE BAIILE SIRIIIIIIIIIIIIIEIIE  
_ F0-R CITY' I RHEIMS   - e IN PIERCE REI
IhII°IlIIlIIlIII¢IiII§I IiIIIIIIIIiIlI,I»IlII:IltlIIIII<IIIiIf 40,000 Armed BMI 0l'_l§i\i\IZ.¢¢I P.-¢38il\I
*'°“S¢°'“'“°“f°° UP°" by *Ii* into Kiev in Revolt. Against Gerr
' quisitioning of Grain. Artillery Stoi
_I _ hiuoi. :lllll also llzld at I' lIi`l-I'cllc¢: with ` -
(Special to the Guardian.) lportz Our artillery ond mino lllrow- me Wm. S,,,,,.,,,,,,._\._ |_I,I,|,.,. IH. ,,||_,.,,d_ (Special to the Guardian.) EIB égfgggmg gxgbxigg
MOSiTO\V Juni- 1£0.~4'I‘lIo “ruquizil
iousol' i`ood I-ooulsilioll being it more
poliio word thou lhcft to llouote steal
vinces.
of the Ukraine, 40 000
gnnlzed peasants have
tlliery stores have bee
cording to an interl:
message made public a
there is continuous str
was recently reported t
only 350000 German
soldiers in the entire
of operations They w
ed in the Ukraine if t
volt spreads from Kie
front north of 1lio||;(g(j,~_ T11., If;-,_-,-,_»I, rwlys il. |»I`\‘f+<:Ilt:: no constittltioilul no, -~-t f--`.--~._ .--_-..~._._--~_~._f__ _-.~.-_ .-_-.-...=c_._.._._~_-_--.___-
htuli fl' ' l - -- vllllv.
p and Fighting Continues on Strel
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orlll points, iiroughl, hut-k i3`.lIl;o|'i;lu 'I"DU"» ""‘*|"'U”`II)IIII.\'~ Il" f"`I1'II""fI "III I
ond Austrian pi-lsoillfm. 'rho ttmllllz 'Ile ulI»vm'III1l|-Ill with I>=11'li11lul~lll. 1-X»
has evidently disnpp:»ill‘oll from lite- if “I-lil Ulf* Ill|l‘1'YlllI' " ’ 1 ~'l`I‘
Balkans.
oooo AERIAL wonm oN wear Iwata illmhol- lt-loft ll 1... its l-sian _
FRONT lisllliirmt may imstcn tho luovitsblc
movclnl.-nt townrlls at irtlt- division ol
night soya: “It won -l lj T 51; -4 lution of tho British ~oInmoII\vealltl| is I $3 » _ I ° ' °
but wt, wer.; app. 1; Lg(?tIII,,I,S,.,II,.I;f,I;,I,I, Illnit, Borllou, iillglm.sI', :ind their col. 'l rLIm    a 
In lille :ir lighting  I‘:t A _1 I1f_ill\oguo.<< fi\'l'»l';-ons, iu_clu\liiI;; tlioso ol ’ ' I ’
toon (toil-mop ;;|;((-1,i|?(.I,, I,,I,,I|rIf1II_;I,I,iU; llldiu, :Irv llofiliitciy cII;;a11.:oll orlicqllul       
“Nineteenton.sof1,,,;,,1,g (W,-(.,`}1,~,,I, executive outiiority over the :Ifi'z1iI‘=' and  
OPERATIONS IN EASTERN THE _ (Special to the Guardian.) downed twelve Germa
I ATRE` I ‘Much tlopcmls on thc \vi.~'l1os ol TORONTO, June 20.-A strange has been awarded the
the llomiltions’ n|iu.ist<=I~s. who iles' .ir-. zllilrulofl on tho:1iI'dronIc at Lea- or and Milltary Medal
I . ' I.,-\R|S’ Jlml, ._i0v_ '\\~,_‘1m,_`,,|H\.-N, Wm lmow lplf-_ po.<;til»iliii_:-S und the pr>rImt-'sitio yvsll-I-(lay _oitornoou lt was of Cross of War, and the
Ioillco rt-port rl-l -1-|-mg |,, ,,|,,.,-,,fi,,,,,., ul-Iico ol wlllrll such ll p:l|'lIn\r.sl1ip if Iiho l-`l'l>u<~ll \'lll'Il~l_\'. |:I'llt'cf`IIl anti dar- ary Cross, along with
° Ill tho oust(-l'll till-:llro .~::lili: ~~:l|»uiIll» ul1lll~r 'ilu-of-.Ill I-4 l`l' fi,  I III , :lllfl wus r-;\.sll_v liistin uisll d - ti ns. Le I M t
~-\y..,~, ,,|- y_,,|,,. |,,,i,.,,,, im _ -,,,.,,,, -,-,»,.1<-,,,,|.» ,Ut-;-,il,~= l-t»(»r_t- propol;~7 ollg till- many ll;-flgliligs that were' o‘clock yesterday morni
ri;rlll llullk ol' ii:l~ \'llr.'l:lr ih<~r»~ lwrl from till. .loIllil|iolll;. l~-nliillu lo ilu \'l‘IIiill‘Ill.1C l`l11‘ Iliff ill*-‘-il lililf! IIIID IIIG WHY Of BFUCIKVIIIB 8
llrliliory ducts, .`,’orlh of .\ion;1\-:I If-lososll, ulllou colupaliihll- with their ":lz\Irl» ill-op ol' hir." This new flyer Stopping over at these
, ill( i I(»ll H I H 8 Um 0 BV DZ OH I'
1 ll-l-.-:;tl»ll\~`ll¢tI {l'<\.'-llom or p;|tilm,'l|:\\':|.~i i.ivut.` (lcorgo Gl:ll'lI:1irl= oi` the arrived at Leaslde, afte
ll~`roIl<~ll l-'lying Sl-rvivc, li pilot :Ind li miles, ut 5.20 being In
'Ill-r lu lost:-ll lull ' who li ho d 1
Dominiolls’ Ministers, `
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l`lil l‘l1l~l'gy to it-l him volul- so i`:lr oIIl_\'I ra
"or :I Illonth. 'i‘ht- s:1I1l-» :lpp-lil-s ill ` ,__,
l’.\lllS, Juno I2U.~- l-`1'uI1l"lI troop.. Sit' liollrrl i%<lrdf~Il :lull oll|l=r.~'. 'i‘lIcil', *N
.‘IItcrcll lilo (.it~I‘luzln lince-. In\t\vvcIl ?`1‘01sIl outlook. rol>ll~:l <-\; wil-liter-_ ;lm'-  """ ’
, . _ il'
.\loulliItll<>r ullll lhl- (Iwo ltivt-r l.-l.-al spot-llll vi~~\\'.~; uliolll lllliulillt. ,,,\Il|,.
night. :lull cz\plu;'l~ll l\\'<-lily |Il'i;-roll:-l~,s llll-nl :Irv ilIllispt»lI;<:ll)l<~ tllrolll.qllolIl'
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‘II.iIf?.’f.’.‘?‘_‘;I;` §Garmans Woking Hard to Clear Ship
Each Night Sees the D.iy’s Work
by British Airmen.
(Special to The Guardian) still there, and the GB\'Dll
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CHINESE CHIEF
SHIIIIIIR SEIJIIIIIN
(Special to the Guardian.)
i’i‘Il{l,\', .limo 2I0.~llu Chien (_.‘.hnng.
torlut-rl_\' l-hiol ot' the Pekin Gendar-
.-Iorio, und lutor Governor of Shensl,
» its shot ul Tien Tsin by command
l` lilo lisu Filing on account of his
lil-ized monorcllist tenllelicies and
lilious propzlgundzi among the
:\l` lIIl~ crl-\\' li|` ~lI1 Allsirizlli ulzlr-lllvif 
l,|l
ll lllllllsll lllllcllls
lllllislgg ls sus
(special to the Guardian.)
l.0Nl)t>N, June 20.-Sir Joseph .Io-
luls, fornlor Lord Mayor of Sheffield.
'lull (‘lI:lrlos Alfred Vernon. who is
sold ln lluvo been employed in an
Qs,
slvill llllsll sll
llllislu_lllll
(Special to the Gu
MELBOURNE. June
nounced that the gove
caused the arrest of ses
ers in the Irish Repubi
hood. It is said the orga
ned to enroll voluntee
them to Ireland to aid
revolt, with the object
ing an Irish republic.
BAI] HAIISIIIIIII
III SA
SASKATOON June 20
worst hailstorms in the
tory of Saskatoon broke
or portion of the city y
woulllll-ll _<11-l'io\l.sl_\'. :intl l'-apiurcll. Ill'
is now iu :ln llo.-.pil;tl.
FIIIIIJ INSPECTIIIN
BY-LAW PASSED
Al ll .sliovizll Incl-lilly oi' iht- ('li\'
(-`olIIIcil holll ,lust I-vliliilig thc ily'-lzlw
Iwlrlorliiltz tht- lllrlpvriioli oi' Illlwlii
station. A station is nlso in-ing poultry. llsxll ullrl t'oo|l prmllxcls lf--|
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rclvoli its soconll :lull lhirll rl~:Il|iulI
null wus |I:l.»:_so(|_ :itll-r <-oIIsill<>r;lbh~
'list-llssloll. 'l`lu‘r~~. Ivorl- pl'osl~lIl nlI
\Vobslrr, Yoo. Smith :lull llultroy. Tho
hylnw to rt-lrltlzlto irallil' in tho pub-
ilr silulois \\'u.»: rl\:Ill :I .sl-<~on4I limo.
ll Woe: lIgll‘f‘ll limi lilo vnlllliiiltlt on
If tht- czlblos :Irv vul. ll is 1-slilnltil-ll IiI'ut'o tliowllrt &~ l'l- l.lll. fl»tlIuIr_\
ond pluul. v.\;rlllrlv~- ol' \<lmrl‘ pl~op<~Il.
:Intl glirlluo ho fluid' :It $;‘.'»,I\i)(\ for this
:lllll lIIl\ lll'\'t l\\'\I _\'»-\I'= in :Il-l~orll:lIIl'l‘
wllth tho ~l.l:lll~W lu lllail bclmli.
n relay ntmlmi, /(1 Drown; ,mimi tho ulcotlltg ills _\\'-_n-l=lIip. ills liou,I
30_0()0 Wm-,1_q gi tiny “rp n0_q`_a||)]f\ hy tho llocorllolx nm' Cnlllwlllors. lille-_v.I
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lllIplII‘i1IIIl cnpucity in thc ministry OI
munitions, wore arraigned together
lotloy in the Bow Street police court
~n tho charge of having communlcat
-ll useful lnrormlition to the enemy.
in opening the case for tlIe prose
.-utlnn tho Crown Attorney said that
the homes oi` the defendants had been
scorched and communications were
.list-ovcrmi thrrc showing correspond
¢»ut~t» with sources in Berlin where in
formation was required relative to
:mo oi' thl- Vickers works in Entllalld-
\'~~l~non was ilu- son of n former part
uor ol .louas, Iulmcd liuhn, und chan!-
oll his nullu- ul'tor tho olltbrcuk of the
\\'oI'. lhl- attorney nsscrlod.
lvplioill tht-rc being twenty cases in II 0 GII.IId““ omn'
ilu- parish nf Vardwell some verv ser ,
tous. inc in-ulth authorities are now  R
luv--stluztlin the origin ot’ the dis-
: g ‘
o;\r.l\_ The school hns br-en closed. II,IlI\Iz' C°IIIm°"I.I III
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ing shattering wfndo
street lights and st.;-ipp
lr
but fortunately doing vel
age to persons who we
(Special to the Gu
el
w
rc
ate as to be caught in th
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housework o was
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family Anal! st
WANTID T0 ll
TVPHOID CASES
AT PENOBBQUIS |
"'“' halo s small bollll I
sr .Ion'v, ~x.II., .rum-_ Is.-Pnsob, ° ' om"
¢-fyllirls sul'IorlIng from nn epedimlc of In", I *““"
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