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LHARLOTTETOWN, CANADA, THURSDAY, IUNE 7, 1917
Weekly' (Now Evening Daily) 1887.
_ $2.60 For Your (Mailed) In Advlnpo lo Ulm nriu. 0,
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COALITION HAS FAILED
UNIONIST iG0ll’T A
I .
Sii°iRobert Borden and Sir Wilfrid Laurie
btatem_ent_ 'l`__oday.Annouiic`ing Failure ol Negotiations-
Conscriptionist
Liberals Will Join
Unionist Party as Agianst Sir Wilfrid,
and Nationalists. I
' (From Our Own Correspondent.)
OTTAWA- ('oaliIion has failed
Sir Robert Borden conciiilcil every rc-
quest made by Sir Wilfrid liuurii-r
and yet thc liihi-ral lcailci' has rc-
fused to unite \vith him in thc prose,-
cution of thc war. After today‘s con-
ference, it. was evident that negotia-
tions had ceased. Each party will
hold 3 caucus toniorrow and at tho
opening of the l-louse thc l’rinic Minis-
ter will read a statenicnt signed by
Sir Wilfrid and himself narruling the
facts of tho negotiations. Plach lead
er _will than imake a statement.
LIBERALCONSURIPTIONISTSWILL
UNITE WITH GOVERNMENT
Politicians now look |'or a union of
the lilberal couscriptloulstg with the
goverumeni ami the creation of a new
party in be known as "Unionist" in
cotradistinction to the "liaurier l’ar-
lin.vergne and will be Nationalist.
There urs fifteen known Liberal
conscriptiouists in I’arlia-ment, seven
froin New Brunswick and one from
Nova Scotia. 'i`0 these may be ad-
Outarlo two i`rom Quebec and one
i'rom Nova Scotia making in all twen-
ty-ouc who will repudlate Sir Wilfrid,
and stand by Sir Robert.
COMMISSION T0 INVESTIGATE
JUDGE GALT'S FINDING ON
HON. ROBERT ROGERS. I
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Borden and Form
Bourassa, Lavergne
SINNS ANIIINER SUB
(Can d n p
W`ASHll\'GTOl\.- A German sub
An official announcement by the
State Department today says the
peared_
l-_---#--
Hon. Albert Sevlgny explained to
Sir Robert, when the House opened'
today, announced that He-n. Ezekici_
I McLeod, Chief Justice nl' New Bruns-
lwick. and lion. Louis Tellier, former-
would investigate the finding of Jujige
Gait of Winnipeg on Hon. l`tc~bcrt Ho-
cured for the Speaker, 'I`he delay
_ieuli/.ation oi t ic pi uiip
.tria or other peoples. _
ANIERIIIAN SIEANIEII ‘IRINIIN VISSEI --
SINNS HUN SUB
 . a la Press Des atch.) (Canadian Press- Despatch.)
l'ARlS.»~ 'ilic defeat ot a (icrnianl
marine is believed to have been sunk submarine in the. battle with the
, , , hy an armed American steamer in a French steainer Orenoiique is ri-port
r    running flglit lasting an hour ami at ed by the l\l-inistry of Marine. The
half in which thirty-ilvc shots were Orenoquc-_ a vessel of 2.27:! tons, was
fired bv'the submarine- and 23 by the attacked lu the Atlantic on April 22
Swanla,-_ ‘while on her wuy to a West African
port.
The submarine was sighted halt
steamci-‘s final shot apparently struck suhiuergcil and headed for the steam-
the submarine which raised clear out er while a heavy sea was running.
of the water and stood stern end up The steamcl- captain immediately beat
for a few seconds. She then disap- to quarters and opened fire. After
the fr.-urth slim the submarine disap
peared. _
tawummwwsmwmpmunnunoo
   train it nu l§§r§AAAyU'3AN§3LN(1,f3
Alu the ineunt|m._ _ -_ ge:
ironi the west, tive from Ontario, two(has_ pending thc result of the in-_ (Can-adian Pm” Despatch) I ____
qui"‘v` asked [0 bv relieved of me duh* llO:\’lE.-`-- A semi-oillcial statenicut| icafladia" P"¢B5 D¢5P3\Ch-)
ties oi' his department. it will be in ,.e,,l-,ect to the proc|Hmati0\‘ of ‘her ii-|'-12-\\\.','\__ Out cf 103 names in thc
ded twr.~ more t'rom the west, one fromiadministcred by the Prime Minister unity and- independence ot' Albania hy i_\0ol`i r~i-ii<lr|ia5(_(- lists £3039' Ehelze “gf
- ' ' - ' 2 if  '_ - ` '
d H M 0 I ‘_ _ l ‘_ nd I ‘O Iality which is one oi' the objects ol'
“Y ‘C "fn V” U 9"' “ cs. '“ P "I " the Allies in the war.
‘la t`ri.~ni the Speakerfs chambers to. The Statement (-Qntlnp(-_eg _
- ihis.Que‘bcc rcsidcni-c. lu the ilre li". Albillllai UWOIIEII liillliln _lll|I\lffl\<"‘-
.lost $1_'_`£IlIl worth of goods. VVitli the _ :|lcl‘lnl;ic‘€;";°'B;?k;§S']¢5:‘i§(l(ng  A 
consent of the_Seagc-nut-at-Arnis the; to nw). and me protection of me My
DICLUVGS P11111 DHIIIOI11 WGN? UIIWI1 I0 tor guarantee tc- that rcgion tranriuil (Canadian Press Despatch)
Quebec until new quarters were so-Icxisteiice ng more threatened by Aus- MM)Rm____ D(,Sput_cheH fmm' Mge
.i-iras declare that Gibralter batteries
in returning them, when rnquesi/ed by _ ' _ Itlllriflll li\l‘l-101 lil'L\<'lif¢t~‘ 0I\_ JUHO 1. mit!
take-nlv directed shells into the city
me Sergea"tM'A"nls' was due to the   whiilil iortunatslv did little damage
GERMANY ANXNIUS IIVEIISIINS ill ENIIIANII
unwnnw
(Canadian Press Despatch.)
LONDON.- A Central News Des-
patch from Anisterdam says tluii Ger-
man newspapers are exhibiting consi-
derable concern ou account oi’ the
grentl~y`increased artillery activity lu
Belgium, along the salient between
Ypre'5"-and \Vyschaete which had
been mentioned repoatcilly in ofllcliii
communications.
IIERMANSAIIINII
f IIISS ill IIESIRIIYER
(Canadian Press mlpltch-)
BERLlN.~- The loss ot' the Gorman
destroyer S--20 is admitted in an offi-
cial statement issued by thc war office
in regard to the attack on Ostcnd by
British ships.
Enemy nionltors shelled OSU*-nd 0"
the morning of the filth, killing und
wounding a great number I,-‘T Belgian
iuliabitaiits and causing some mate-
rial damage to houses. Strongly su-~
perlor recounolteriug forces attached
to the advancing monitors encounter-
ed two of our torpedo boais which
were on guard. After fieiw-e tlghtlnrz
the S20 was sunk firing to the last
moment. A portion of the cri-w was
rescued by us.
Eneniy forces received several hits
and iotlred before the llrc of our
coast batteries.
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LADY IYNG ASOIBTID CANADIAN
_MAWNII IN ‘LONDON
Photograph of the wlff, of Llout.~
Gen. Blr Julian Byng. Commander of
tho' Canadian Army Corps at the
l\t~-
 Dyng gave g|¢A:oa`:ll‘
a H ,
;‘i“‘" 'gr'  Io‘n' ofm' o
llnlrl°`o'I»lllinont eururutlli etc.
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FAVIIRQISIINIPIIIIN
(Canadian Pres! Despatch.) A
I TORONTO- Ameeting of the lini-
teil 'I`oronto Lodges of the Sous ot’
England benefit so-:iety placed Itself
on record as being in favor of imme-
diate enforcement of -conscrlptlon.
AUSIRIA IS IIPPUSIII I
| lil RESNIIIAININ
 |- _una
(Canadian Press Deupatch)
(‘OPENH'.AGEN, via London.~-
Austro-H_ungaritan "public opinion"
as interpreted by the ofllclal Austrian
telsgraphlc correspondents bureau lu
a despatch purporting to summarize
the results oi' tha press discussion ol'
the Dual Monarchy'-s war aims. gen-
erally supports the proposals of
Count Czernin. the foreign minister.
for a peace without annexations ns
far as Russia is concerned. lt dr.-
clares, however. that oplniion is op-
posed to the restoration of Serbia
as that nation existed before the war
and demands the 'rostorailon oi’ Mon-
tenegro’s mountain fortress, i.ouc~,
lieu; the creation ot' an autonomoui
Albania. dependent upon Austria-Hun-
gary; the extension ol' I-he' fronI.ler-
at il-taly’s expense; the establish-
ment of a Balkan customs union dr-
pendent upon Austria-Hungary and
some form of war indemnity which
will recompense the monarchy for
tlis immense cost of the war and
bring about the economic revival ol’
the country. Those familiar with thi-
methods ol' (lie corree»pondence bur-
eau which agency is formally and offi-
cisiriy a department for Austiol-Iiiii
garian foreign office in setting forth
public opinion. have slight hesitation
In taking the foregopg summary as a
statement of Count Czornlirs on the
peace movement. thus making l
evident that his adhesion to thi*
formuils of “peace without aniiexiu
tions" applies only toward Russia.
I The demands regarding Italy are
` plii'ar»f-.d ns "increased and adequate
protection against renewed italian
- inet of aggression." to the extent dif-
Imanded by the Austin-Hungarian mil.
itsry expert which Is another way
of stating the formula of Archdukc
_'Frederick when he was still B0¥l0\‘BI‘
Imtmo M. tug Imperial army and ni
(the height or ins success in the
.Tieutlno offensive, that the object.
In fact, was the necessary extension
' of"tha monsrchy's frontier.
wmv as iMPon'rAN'r svsnrs.
COPENHAGEN. via London_- Ac-
;cordIng to a Vienna despatch to the
Vossiche Zoitung the Austrian Par-
liament will probably he the scene
this week of discussion' nf auch a
serious nature that 'tho POIBIM9
consequence cannot be foreseen.
I
UOMING EVENTS
ANNOUNQ iiiwre.
lunmos. lrro
~~ ron sumnn vscnion
rem, modems, Apply D.
Nic 1- i prion: mn; liimim
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'minima i.ui|ma»tifp\_|_f»» tmhwhs-
th Is no better place
‘milf the Nm-ni shore nom.
Mlllsn. Pro rletor Anton ovary
   (Canadian Pres; Despatch.)
' Ill() .lANEliR().--- ll is i'epui'Ie¢i that
~ most ii aiusl
ly of the Supreme Court of Quebec.ADoi-cites-ter election. his subsequent _ amx'km(,d no oné but causéd a lem
Olrll nlllt
Iillness and official duties at Ottawa. ‘ ` 7 p ~ ~_(- pi -,
AAs sot~:1 as piissililq he had gone to ‘ ‘ L ~~--~----------
gc-ry connection with the purchase u|'lQueboc and had thc goods returned.     
(Indo
[ ticrniauy luis mad( a hr  'g
the utiiizalivi of (lorinau nicrcliant \.EW YORK* Ba Lung smbbomh
_ slilpa by Brazil. ~` _ _  A _ _ _ '
--- _ with ii .~.mall .iiinv o police. .1 crowd
(Canadian Press Despatch.) _‘,“"""` ““"(’°Hat"’" _'Amit “fwk "A “mi of several thousand men ami women
l.0ND()N_-- At a t:out'ercnt°e iii' mls ‘A""""‘°’f" pf “e“U‘m"y-‘u""`b-(f-“wa-I-'-Ii*i‘~1I~--vaiiii-y--Ion-ight to break throiigli
me.mbe|_R of thc Seammfs and |,.h.c_ between beriiiany ami the I.-nltcd th" (mmm of omcers which had beer
lll¢ll'S \Hll0\\ .\'fiSiF'-i`ll2\_\' ililliilllillllill States' Hmzll Seized German. mm' thrown around a hall in the Bron:
was arouseri b_v the recital oi' two re- ch"m'"‘e" A" he" 99"” ami ‘m""“e'1 wIif_».r.; an auti~re~gistratioi\ mass meet
cent instances of German ruthless- th"',C_'°W°_'_ lug was held, clubs were wielded
ness in the North Seas. l‘°'£y`m"‘ German.. "’°""|""m‘w" i`i‘eol_v by the officers, und several ar
lu cfne case a British ship was _were ‘aid up In m“Z'ha" 90"” "“"'5` rests were uiadc.
sunk and eleven members of the '" UI" wa” Thc meeting was arranged b_v thi
crew were killed by shell fire; in the
second case, ai`t.ei"torpedoing ii ship,
the Germans fired a surface torpedo
through the small boat which was car-
rying tlie crew to a rescuing steauier
and killed ull on board.
Insrdl Llnlmeni cures garnet In cows
ANGINIAN SYNINI
IANINNS IIIINSIIIIIPININ
(Canadian Press Despatch.)
'I`I)RON’l`0.--- The Anglican Syuoil
in a rrsolutiou endoi'scd selective
conscrlptlon and approved appoint
no-conscriptiou league. in' which
Emma Goldman, the anarchist, and
Benjamin Riiitnnin are the leading
spirits. The charge upon the policf
was made when thc floors were loci _
od by order of rt-prcseutatives ot' thi
tlrr- depariineiii. _ _ _
’l`hc authorities exported troubli . _
and were proparcfi to meet it.. Nearl
300 pntrolimcu and detectives wer:
stationed at vantage points around
-‘il-IE “rEAv|\" ER' "mm of fond 0mlm;_Um_~ the_ building. Police autoinobiles
equipped w-ith scarclilights. and each ."Kronstadt will be declared morally
I wEMPERATUREv czirrying two patrolmeu armed with
TIDE, HQON, ET(_)__ rifles, patrolled the streets.
|MARsHALi_ .ioi=FRE 'ro
roiiosro, Jimi-_ Ivins...-ni. co-OPERATE wirs Pesssiwc
northwest to north winds, fair; noti "om"
inuch change in te'mpei'atui‘e. 3 PARIS- Marshall Jotfre has been  
The highest, temperature recorded designated by the Minister of War
vesterday was Ii5 degrees above At to contlniif- his work ieguu
10 a. m.. it was- 52 above: at 9 p. m.. Washington, nf assisting to organize
I “ irt- "-' "wounds
it was 48 -above. The coldest the pre'-` American participation in the war.
vious night was 52 degrees. He' will therefore he the reprcseutu
Thu tide will be high this morning! tlvc of the French government in coi S A 
at il.l0 and tomorrow at 11.58; it wllli operating with the American com- ° '
-be high toniorrow morning at 1_01i mander_ Major General Persihlng. `*""
and Saturdav at 1.46. . Lieutenant Colonel l<‘sbr_v_ as chief l’i\lllS. ()nt_ario.~ lu -ri Icrrlfli
The sun sets tonight at 8 und to-(of staff, and l.ieut. De Tessan, as an iiatural gas cxpolsion which totally
morrow at 8.01; it rises t_oniorro\v;iilde‘. bot-h mcmbcrs of the French wrecked the Sailvation Army bam
morning at 4.2-l‘.’ and Saturday at 4.1ll_\ War Commission to thc United racks here tonight at 8.30 o‘clock, t
The moon rises tonight at 10.131. iStaI.es. will continue with the i\lar ten year old son ol' James Hcthering
Tliere was a i`\ill nioffu on ’l`uesda_v.A shui. ` lion, of Paris. was instantly killed
June 5th 1118.07 a. ui. I When Gencrail Pershing rcaclics I.icutcmiiit_ n woman officer. was pro _-...~..~... ,-...--._..-.--..~.._._._ NM..- -~....~~- -. - . -.- ----~.
The last quarter ui' the moon willl Paris he will be received by M. Viv- bably fatally hui't. and seveiul othe' - _
be on Tuesday, Junc 12th at L39 a.|laui, Minister ot' .lusticc, and Marshal persons more or less seriously Iniur ' ` ' '° * ' " 'm
in. ` ‘ iJofi're, and wi-ll be escorted throughled. More than 300 men responded to
The length of today will be Ilfleenlsome of the principal streets. .so that the call for help and literally liftcc
hours nml twenty-nine minutes. l‘urislans may' have iin opportunity the entire root' of the caved in build
to see the distlnguis-hed American
( --O , . lug oI'f those caught in the wreck-
Mln|rd’o Llnlmont euros dlltompor. soldier. age.
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FOUR HU N MA=CHl?lfES
DOWNED
BY BRITISH
Squadron of Sixteen Qerman Airplanes
Raided England
Killing 12 and In-
ju_ring 36. Chased by British with
Disastrous Results io Raiders.
(Canadian Press Despatch.)
li0NI)O!\'.~- Four oi' the German
airplanes returning from _vestcrday'SI
raid over I'lngl'in<l iveri; destroyed by
British pilots. One llritish pilot who
otirsiieii the (ieimuns toward Dunkirk
brought down two of ihc‘rniilers. lia-
Ier (on British niachiucs from liunklrk
engngcd the returning Germans iles-
troying two of their machines and
forcing down four _
Sixteen German airplanes took part
in the raid over Essex and Kent. drop-_
ping bombs which killed twelve per-
sons and injured 36, Two German
airplanes were brought. down by liri-
lish 'anti-air craft guns while the
raid was in progress. - _
FIITICH' ATTACK ON ARRAS
FRONT. _
(Canadian Press Despatch.)
l.ONli().\'.-- The lirltish made uni
attack last night on the Arras fronfl
north of the River Scarpa-_ Grcuiid§
was gained in two #ec hrs. I
BRITISH ENTER ENEMY TRFN-
CHES.
LL)ND()i\'.- Successful raids were-_
. g ¢
niude by ns at' night north oi’ Armen-
tlei'es._ The cnciin_\"s trenches- were
@ni<‘r0u at a numbi=r of places and
many casualties were inflicted on his
garrisoii.
OSTEND BADLY DAMAGED BY
BRITISH SHELLS.
(Canadian Press Despatch.)
l.ONl)().\'.'-(Official)--Piiotograpliic
reconiiaisiinces of tlirf Belgian -port of
Ostenrl recently attnckcil by British
aviators show that the majority of the
dockynrds and work shops were da-
maged serlousl_\'_ Damage was
done to other harbor works and se-
veral vessels were sunk.
LENS ELECTRICAL STATION OC-
CUPIED BY CANADIANS.
(Canadian Pres; Despatch.)
i`A.\'ADlA-N ARMY HEADQUART-
l-IRS.-IStewart Lyons Associated
Press)-v-Lens central electric station
was finally incorporated into Cana-
dian lines this morning and was occu-
liied again by British Columbiana las‘t
night. » ‘
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IIPPIISIS _INIIISIIIIIPIIIIN _
(Canadian Press Despatch.)
0'I"l`A\\'A_~ lluli city council last
night unanimously adopted a resoln-_
tion oppc-sing conscrlption without re-
ferendum. ‘
PEIRIIINIAII INIUNIIII
UIINDENINS
(Canadian Press Despatch.) _
PETIIOGRAL). via l.ONDON.~-
boycotted. outlawed and cut off from
the rcs( of the empire' unless it im-
mediately withdraws its defiance to
ilie provisional government." -
This statement was inode tt- The
Associated Press today by Minister of
Justice Pereveizeff, \vlio recently con-
ducted negotiations with local extrem-`
lsts on behalf of the Pctrograd ago-
verninent and narrowly escaped being
lyiiched by a mob, (_-wing to his in-
sistence upon the release of an Inno-
cent oillcer who has been imprisoned.
“l(|'onstadt‘s defiance was discussed
yesterday by the Council oi’ Minis-
ters," continued i\i_ Pereveizefi in his
luteiview “All lntliidiu the Socia-
SIIIIIAIISI-I-NIIUBIIES
f I IN SIIICNNUIIN
(Canadian Press Despatch.)
l.0NDON_- (‘lasbos between'
crowds of-workers and pc-lice and sol-
diers in Stockholm during a debate in
the Riksdag on Socialist lnterpella-
tions are reported. ' "
unowt
amunof
Hnuuua
REGINA. Sash., Writs were issued
im Saturday dissolving the third Sas-
katchewan Leglslative Assemlily.
Nominations will take place nu
June 19. with elections one week la-
tar.
ilu ('umbei-land and llc la Grosse,
the two northern seats, elections
are defered, asthey are also in
tliree overseas soldiers seats.
lu this we are absolutely supported
by the l'nti'0gra.d-(_'ounrI1 of l)eputies.
proof to this effect being shown today
when tvto do ntics have gone to the
. ' - - ' E
list ministers, agree that thc govern-'
he ment must not tr.-lerate declarations.
of independence by separate districts.
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fortress with the- aim of bringing the
rebels io reason. -
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fourth gun from the left has just been fired. Other bodies of artillery src moving in the distance, One Tommy over the mountains to/l‘rIsste. Ths,'phnto¢sp§wq._¢klhmmr¢Iy»hqoro
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