~ - . MonN|N,o~ oA|i_v _
THE CHART.  ` GUARD
Y omuso oAu.v vounoao mr ' ' ' 
¥"“"" ‘"°" ""‘"’"° ”“'“"‘ "°'} "TH" I-“EST NEWS cHARLo'r'rE'1‘oWN CANADA ~vao.~1AsoAv AUCI s r 19 1914 mer or Am-" ("“’ "%“.¥'t.“ni”.s'if'.'il
/
-v
FE
25
5?
;E
is
T I V' i ' v 159]’
ALLIES STILL DRIVING THE ENEMY noNNNloN PARLIAMENT ,
SUIIARY 0F THE SITUATION
The outstanding news received yes- I
terday was that concerning the ni-_
rival of Field Marshal French and.
the British troops in Paris. The Gen- I
eral had a rousing reception. He was I
met at the station by a leading French
officer, by the British Ambassador
and by the members of the French
Cabinet. The populace was wild with
excitement and joy. "God Save the
King” and the “Marseil_laise” were
sung alternately, ad as the Field Mar-
shal drove to the embassy his auto `
was surrounded by a seething mass
huzzahing and cheering. The troops
received an equally cordial welcome.
The French War Office reports op-
tlmistically concerning the operations
in Belgium and in the Vosges Moun-
tains, stating that the Germans are
retreating all along the line.
The Belgians have blocked the pi-
vottlug movement southward under-
taken by three corps oi’ the German
army at Liege. and the Germans are ~
said to be now entrenching their po-
sition.
On the other hand word comes
from Belgium that the Government
has transferred the capital from
Brussels to Antwerp because of the
approach of tho German cavalry. lu-
terviews with Germans reported by
a correspondent just returned from
the front indicate that tho I{alscr's
army are buoyed up with the convic-
tion that the imperial spirit oi’ the
German people will dominate the
situation and carry the German arms
to victory. The Gorman Emperor,
with his three sons, have arrived at
Malug with the intention oi’ leading
his army. »
The Czar with his cntouraf;c are
now in Moscow preparatory to pro- A   N D H  N 0 U 
ceeding to the front. An imperial rc-
serlpt has been issued conceding to
Russian Jews equal civil rights with
other Russian sub'jecte. U
An unédaiirmed report has been re- |NewS sayS;_--The c,,pt,,i,, of the
eoived of o. Franco-Brltisii naval vie- II
tory off the Canary Islands, and a ‘_
similar report has been received of a '
naval victory for the allies at Anti- I
vars in the Adriatic Where the A“s` snnislied and on one side she was
trians were defeated, only one out oi' In
four men-oi'-war escaping. |No confirmation of thc report has
The Austrians were also defeated r
by the Serbs on land  Liaboc, twen-
CONDENSED ADS.
T00 LATE FOR
CLASSIFICATION
KITCHEN OVEN FOR SALE, SUIT- '
“bi” 1°” “man h°“9°~ Al-‘Ply B' Cm"‘altits, which the Germans :incurred
_ ,_ before thc Lic e forts, the Em eror
__1______,____.____,_~iF18;L'?2!Y'¥;__iA,.,,.0..¢i.@.i ings Albert of Belgium,
TEACHER WANTED'"”WANTED iM‘ through thc Queen of Holland, and
m°di“*'°lY» B Dl'iIlL'i'lJBl fOr the promscd in recognition of Belgian
0']-0111?' fil`Sl”» CIM! 901001. HUDD1C"iva1or, most considerate treatment of
ment $85.00. Apply.-`t0 _-\. J. Math- thi. Bclginn population and ful re-
ieson, Scey. 5051-8-19iVi8i. spent for Belgian territory, if Bel-_
ter & Co., Auctioneers.
LGBT-ON SUNDAY 16th, AT Oli
near the Forester Ilouso, Pownal,
than courteous."
1
to look after their iutcrcsls in llcriiii
in the event of nn einer 'cnc ' i
BELGIUM AGAIN
ly miles west of Belgrade. .
Japan has now to be reckoned with
by Germany. Diplomatic relations are
about to be severed and the Japanese
Government have notified that Ger-
mans in Japan will be unmolested so
long as they obey the la\v. 'l`he pos-
sible entry of Japan into the conflict
has been intimated to the United
States.
A Japanese cruiser is on the track
GERMANY EXPLANS SIEGE OF LIEGE   YUPELIUUIR 5555"?"
OTTAWA, August 18-Following is `i must add my expression of thanks smiled and blushed while the Pro-
by the Governor General at th open- of patriotism and generosity that has w
the Speech i'rom the Throne delivered and admiration for the splendid spirit mier laughly accepted the correction
hile amid the laughter Speaker
ini! cf Parliament today' been displyed throughout the length Sproule made the same error and
_' ' Honorable gentlemen of the Senate, and breadth of the l)ominion. again the House with much gusto cor-
, gentlemen of the House of Commons, (Special to ’l‘lic Guardian) rected him.
_ _ very grave events vitally affect- OTTAWA, Aug. lS.»-The prelimi- The scene inthe Senate Chamber
ing the interests of all His l\iajesty‘s naries in connection with the open- was not marked by the usual brillian-
y. It was truly a Khaki session. The
)uke of Connaught instead of his
A ` - : Doininioiis have transpired since pro-» ing oi' the war session of the Canadian c
rogatiou. The unfortunate outbreak of Parliament were quickly disposed oi I
war made it immediately imperative this afternoon. They were both im- l
i
for my ministers to take extraordinary prcssive and brief. It was cxnttly in serviceable brown khaki as were
v _- measures for the defence of (`auuda twclvc minutes post three o'clock li
rilliant Marshal's uniform was clad
is aides and the local officers who
---  and for the maintenance of the honor when the black rod tapped upon the were present. The ladies instead of
LONDON, Aug. 18.-Flleld Marshal
of the German cruiser Leipzig, now Fcnch ,xrrhed in Paris at midnight
001111111; In San Francisco. 0
The Militia Department at Ottawa t
1- ,
n Saturday to convey the salute.-
lons of the British nation to France
intimate that an attack was made on "0 “BB W'B00U\€d by I fl‘iBf»int;\1iBh€¢1
the wireless station at Sault Ste. Ma-
rlo on Monday night. The guard
was called out, and the attackers u
were repulsed escaping to thc woods. 0
This outrage on Canadian soil has
caused a great deal of uneasiness,
and shows the necessity for tho ut-
niost military vigilance.
Lady Strathcona has added to her
munliiccut gift to the Prince of
Wales Fund, $5,000 to thc Red Cross
Society, and has also placed her cas-
tle iii the Highlands, Glencoe, at the
disposal of the Government as a mi-
Iiitlfi' h05Dll11I. to be littcd up and
inalntainctl at her own expense. ller
son and heir has joined his regiment
for the front.
Excellent advice has been given by
Lord Kitchener to each soidier going
to the front: “i~`c-ar tlod, honor the
King and their couuii‘_'/, to rciucliibcr
they will be tiglitim; on the soil ni’ a
i`riendly notion, and to abstain from
liquor and looting, and to ho gnu,-tc.
ous io women-and nothing more
The Japanese Government has rc-
iucstcd the United States Government '
B )~
Fur oil or ACTION;
LUNIAUN. August 18.-A dispatch
rom, Ainstcrdam to the Uentral
hitch steamer Epsilon, on his an-,_
nl at Ymulden today, reported sce-
ng a Gcrmun drcadnought in the
inrbor nt Troiidhciu, which hnd been _
put ont of nctiou. Her tunnels were
curred with liolcs from shell fire,
cached the oilicial news bureau here."
REI ECTS OVERTURES
FROIVI GERMANY
._.»._
L()Nl)i)N, Aug. 18.-‘According to
l`hc "Times," aiter_tho heavy casu-
giun. would abandon her resistance
and allow the German troops right
ladies gold hrncelet. Finder will ho of why through Belgium. These over-
rewardcd by leaving at Forester ture,-, The "Times" nays were firmly
House or this office.
5049-il-19lllt_i. |
AlT'r`6s'i1"o`f¢"`ri1nu'. a'xi>nii1nN<v-  
ed ehauileurs. Comfortable cars.
Island Motor Supply Co., Great
George St. Phone 465-L.
3616-7-22Mtf.
PORTRAITS _PHOTOS ENLARGED _ f _ l H ,
an sizes. erayons.rast¢1s .ma  ¢_§n~;§lrl;l?&_nr5nr§_fe;C _"_i‘_:__;
one” Cmwex Portraits and num- knupsack alittle plinmphlet signed by
as B specialty, (14x20 raised glass
Earl Kltc .
50 cts-i F- Younis 72 UPN' Q“°°“ un. dvi .e The rieiu Nmrsinu
5%-I ChB|`10f50°l*0W“,~ §§8E`7l20Mn' igllssothizhrii lib fe(ar Gcd and honor the
WANTED T0 RENT THREE FUR-|Khn; and their country, to remember
. d- ill b fi hting on the soil
nlshed rooms Lriving roolf. be Stieff; iil;;le}'m;»l;y nazonlf to __bsm___ from
li uor and looting, and to be courteous
room, ldltciien or use of kitchen al-I
so use oi bathroom: on the 8¥‘°““d
iloor preferred. Apllly at mice to
Gul"-d|{an_ 5047"9'19M2i, I
_i_____.,___...__
io so_|.niEils
LONDON, August 18-Every man of
hcner containing 200 W0l`dB
‘I
gn women, and no more than cour-
teous.”
_ - - __ .~~~-nvvvvvvv.-...va
he British Ambassador, and the
rcnch ealnnetlministers. As he step-
ed from the train there was li roar
i chcerin for England and France
officer of the French general sind,
t - ' . » 1
F, . .
cms with great enthusiasm. Field
Marshml 'Fre"°h dmv" t° th” mins" “F95 HS mlly require the sanction und the Upper House, there to hear His g
embassy nad all the way the streets approval oi' Parliament the uccc-ssnry Royal Highness the Governor-Genes
were o. human whirlpool. The popu- I
lace swarnied around the cur shout- f
ing "Hurrah for French" "lim-rnh authorizing additional measures which proceedings in the Upper llouse had c
~and integrit of our Em irc. Idoor of the Commons Chamber ami being allowed to take the Senate floor
Y D
With respect to such of these nicus-' summoned the faithful Conimoners to had lo be contented with seats in the
egislative proposals will be submitted al read the speech from the throne. n
allery.
There were no evening gowns and
one of the gorgeous Paris costumes.
or your consideration. Other hills By half-post three the impressive which are always a feature of the
ereniony in the Senate. ln the morn-
for Englandgf are essential for the public safety will terminated and the members were ing it looked as though there would
After sleeping at the Embu,;sy_ also be resented to ou without dclu. . back in their laces at 3.47. b
General French paid n visit to the
palace of Elyziu where hc hnd a con- "
D Y Y ll
G_cut|cmcn_oi' the l-louse of (‘omu|ous‘ Prniuier Borden moved the adjourn- b
stuuates will be laid before you to ment of thc llouse until to-morrow. n
I
[Y
K .
The people sang the National Auth- ference with President Poincurc.
GERIIIANS IN CANADA
ATTACK WIRELESS
provide for expenditure which has when the debate on ihc speech from is
been or may be caused by the ouil»rcal~'. the throne will bc taken up. s
of hostilities. I It is not expected that it will last
e a very slim attendance of members
ut they poured into the eity on the
non trains and when the House as-
emlilcd there were but few vacant
Ctltii.
Both Lady Borden and Lady Lau-
"T`_'_'_'T"""'T"T"'T"""""""“'T'TTT"T'TTT~'T"T"~T"""""'f'“"`""""""" Hciioroblc mflitlcnicn ol' Senate much past thc afternoon. The Gov- rler were iwatcrl inthe Speakers gal-
izentlenien of the iiouse of t‘oniinons, ernment will thcu proceed with the lery of the (‘onimons where they were
the critical priod into which wc have introduction oi’ thc four emergency n
just entered has aroused the full, bills which are required so as to give
patriotism and loyalty which have al- authority to deal not only with the
ways actuated the Canadian people. present situation but with any which
From every provhioc and from every 3 muy arise.
community the response to the call oi’ The gravity of the occasion was re-
rluty has been all that could be dcsir- licved by but one incident when Sir
od. The spirit which thus aiiiniatcs ltobcrt Bord(-n rose to more thc ln-
(‘an.id.t ills ircs also llis l‘l.i est 's trodlution of the lime worn iirst mea
oiiced to greet one another with ex-
cepiional heartlness.
After the House rose Premier Bor-
den and Sir Wilfrid Laurier held s.
whispered conference on the iloor of
the House, ostensibly discussing the
business of the session, while minis-
ters and members surged around
them carnestl discussin thestrin of
. . p _ _. . j y _, ,__ _ _ _ y E K
---- Dominion through the world and you sure in regard to the administration events oi’ the past few weeks and the
may bo assured the united action to,oi’ oaths, it bill which ucvorgcts past
repel Ilie common danger will not` the first reading hut whicli is n reiter-
likely developments. The fact that
notice has ulrcudy been given of the
0"l"l".»\W/\ Aug. 18.»A dispatch through the Maine and Vermont fill t _ U U _ “_ tl _ H 1 t. ftp 1_1 . _ _ __ _
from Sault Ste Maric Militia depart-iwoods upon the Dominion of Culllida- tgirretltgci? Aligse xfiziist iEomi'iriioi1:;ai:i)tii‘c illiiiniiiiig. mil; kaiiiTf>Yiii<L:ii1(i i)lTiii)lit  |i§)§a:iT3e0s00'i)li)d]reT1li1ig
»'\l0llY~ Etnies UH "N110-< WHS mfldv 0n'Ti10 llclmftmellf W“"1d he l!i“d if possession and enjoyment ofthe bles- seconded by Mr. Foster. the belief that the session inay wind
the wireltss station thcic this morn-I on would ninkc in uirics as tp the sin s of British liberty As the ie At once there were tries oi' “Sir up by Saurday night or at least some
th.. mtlwgci-S into wo0d9_ N., details proper steps may be taken to pre-
Tiie Montreal Star gives proniin- tory forthesc purposes.
once to the following under the head- (S'igD0d). "\V1i1LI-AM,-71 BRYAN.
in.; "A 'rnrent to invade mention." “Secretary of >‘t:\tv."
ornnl-zo, August is.-A despatch BANG0R.Mcine.Ase\1st 14--A rc-
rcceived licrc lost night from Maine ‘IIICSA fI`0U\ S0C\`9tB\`Y of SU-\l10,U1`Yllll
‘luyl-i that Governor llninez-: of that flhab illvesf-iilation be mudc of`ruu\ors
State vcstcrdn rcecivcd the follow- tlint raids upon Canada through the
Washington, il. I ., August 14, 'planned hy eruum subjeeiri uns rc
"'rh.- pri¢,i,=h r-.,,\,,,,.,;y advises this Haines replied that the rumor "seen:-3
liepartnnnt of rumors that n man 'al.\surd," but promised to make in-
unmed Scliigniun is instignting cer- quiries_ 
tain Germnii subjects to join in raids
I
IIIIIIISII IIIIIIIPS
GIIIMAN IXPIAIIAIIIIN
AHIIIVI ll SAIIII
III LIIEE IIPIBAIIIINS
I D Au ust 18--The followin
l1i‘, fvlll' sclltfics fircll, und pursued truth oi these rllm-SPS. in order tlint prescntative otilis Majesty, the King, (,lco1'gc." “Sir George.” Mr. lfoster-time ncxt week.
MIIIIILIIAIIIIII III. LADY ST“"f,f§2§’§}§;,S,,,
IIIISI IJIINIIIIIEIIII 
i{0n_ \\'i\ii,.m 'p_ i.|,,i[,..p,_ 'ccived by Governor llniues while lic _(,,»,,_=s sm-icty_ hndy SU-,,thc0,m of
“ilovrrnor of Mninc_ =wns visiting licrc today. Govcrnoo Jfcrnd, and the Wnr Oilice accepted,
`-“_ the use of Glencoe for o. hospital
OTTAWA, August 18-Orders were .iully equipped und maintained by
issued tonight for mobilization oi' the herself. The Honorable Donald How-
first contingent ut Val Cartier coin-'nrd, who will lic the future Lord
uwlwius 'fliursduy nwruinc. istrnihcnnn, is with his regiment,
Third Hussars.
PANAMA CANAL IIIIIS .NIP Nun or wiui
i
i-.-ei-._ ' vcnt the use uf the United States tcrri- -.-_-.-_-.-.-.-_-_-_-.-_-_-.--=.--_-.-_-.-.-_-_-_-.-.-.-_-_-_-_-_-_-.».-_-.-.~_-_-.-..-.-.-.-_-_~.-.-.-.-_-.-.-.-_-.-.-.-_-.-.-.-_-.-.-.~_-_-_-.-_-_-.-A-._-_-_-_-_-_-.-J..-.-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-._-e,.-_-,-_-_-,-_-_-_-.-_-_-.~,,-___-_-.-,-_-.-_-.-.-_-_-_-_-_-A
EQUAL incurs Now
For nussiisgasws
A Pnrls correspondent of the Ex-
.hut the lliissian lémperor will sign
n proclamation at an' early date
giving the Jews of his dominions
equal civil political rights with his
other suhjecfs.
COIAING EVENTS.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
MEETINGS, ETC
One cent per word each insertion
n this column. Cash must accomp-
. Y - - I - - -
ing wire from l~lcei'etury Llrynnl llinine und Yerlnoiit. woods are living ' tributing to the l’i'lnce_ ni Wales dis-_ change Telegraph (lompany Icarus
“ ` ` ' ' ' ‘- ' - ' -   tress fund, and .$5,500 to the ited t
_/(._._._\
4.,.
ll
I
IN   _    any order; Minimum charge twenty-
s\\' liinfzo cum' Ang is -The
live cents.
“Pure ilold Salad Dressing Powder
.ON ON. E -‘ , ' g
from wireless press service which the
L()ND‘ON, Aug. 18.--The Ilritish ex-
peditionary force landed on thc shor- ilcrliii: The secret of Leige may be
es of France without single casual- rev<»alcrl in iiiformniion which i'<-ucl\-
ty. The reception of the British pol. cd us prior to the outbreak of war
dicrs everywhere in France is~most
enthusiastic. 1
UNCONFIRMED STORY
giau troops regarding the '.n;,iintenuucc
at the time but without outbreak oi'
hostilities this became a breach neut-
    .lapdnrsc (_-ruisci. ldzdiiii. sailed 'north can be had from _\ D _“Icy 135
$ | frfun here ut.  lust night, gippos- Se__tcn_b€__ Ish Already __ args num_
,Le|p'/.ig now cooling in San Francis-
co Iiuy. The Idzxemo cannot reach
PANAMA, August 17-~Tlie sum of Suu Fruiicisco under twen_ty-four
was oilicially opened Saturday, Au- _ing. The limit of her twenty-four
of i'ortrcsscs. No objection was tulrcn _gust 15th_ _l_________ _my she “in have loft than
Three stcaiuers already today are ___M__m_ sixteen hours before 1dz(,,,m»s
om throu li the vlnterwny and
.` ez' i’l“n:-: .-g g K  "l.
0F     Lxe_,_E ‘_;f_u°ged`x&, tgkéngixgx, tour more prob-ubly will start, bc- |“rma ~
(Canadian Press.)
LONDON, Aug. 18.-A Paris dis-
patch to the Daily Telegraph says,
“lt is reported here an engagement peace footing, aided by some cavalry
lretivecu British and German warshills and artillery, captured Liege. Our two
Forces were sent towards the fron-
occurred oil Canary Islands. It is
stated fi German cruiser has been
sunh, also British cruiser captured
rejected by lielgiuill. Germain ship containing munitions of
war." The British Official News flur-
cau has no information concerning
these ports.
the advance owing to difficulties But
further i-ngiiuouis were brought up weeks past. The balance has been ob- ‘____,_Zht ,___ ___“_d to _:__m.,i .I.mn,_,_Puemc
without delay. 'mm nighuall' _ _ A
The total receipts in cnnal tolls up _  
ier with instructions to march towards fi* the l"`°5¢nt tim” f_l"‘0"“t ti’ “Goff ...__-
Liege and six weak brigades ou a N00- 0| "IIB Bum i2\’»000 “'35 _°“"°°t`l '1‘0l\l0_ /ing, lil.-Advices ycstcr-‘
cd from the barge tlirlc, “'!h1"il “"5 ,hw pi-,miining protection ui shipping
i’°“" umm' the “H “may Ur mmm were taken hor.: to iuilirntc the Idezmo
German Governmiit sanctions, dated ,cfliy _l"`f\‘i\l1i-I I0 f'_f""“l1" fl‘ll1B_" muwcr show' _\"gu,,t 26_Z7__nut_
“The thorough mnn of Business
wnuts n thorough business Typewrit-
tlmt l"reii<'li officers had been sent $35,000 wus takin in yesterday in hours, however, cvcn if Icipzig d0csf . _ _
A0 NCSU ill 011191’ (0 ill5l-l'“Cl- UW A301' tolls ily the l’n1in.mn (Ianni, winch not snil until one o’cloekJthis morn-lor' the "muh Premier is the Lawn
thing. A. Milne Fraser. Halifax, N.
S, 5043
“Go to York Point Hotel for a
days or weeks outing. Good bathing
and boating. A Ferry boat makes
four trips daily between Powbol
wharf, Charlottetown nnd York Pbiilt
Round trip ten cents. See time table.
Telephone connections with the hotel.
D. W. White, Proprietor.
S118-7-24M6wkl»
“The people of Covehead Metho-
later. Our opponciitssupposcd120.000 - d f A i \ tc mc,-5, I ' ' _'
Germmls were lylni: In frcnt cf I-ICM mme mm mm" rc A S T "‘“'°1 '°“il_"____' ______. dist chin-ei. intend iniviir-g A tea rsr-
nnd that they could not commence ___-._ -_---- I
asc:.i.r:.:.mi.1::é':,z;.§is;; one IN A nunonfn JAPAN PREPARES
Miuard's liniment cures ga'-get la cows
Our opponents will realize the aiuiy
Il
has been wcll maintained, and we
equipped for the advance. The Kaiser
I not lo waste
55|-0"-“A5 REMUVE 1:::.:.".‘;‘“.'.:1.';°:f.‘c:..r.;‘:   
  capture of Liege forts. The enemy
were unaware that heavy artillery was
to be used in the attack and believed
themselves to'be secure inside of the
forts. But the weakest guns of our
(Exclusive to The Gufirdinnfr
Ill'tl`SSl:ll.S. Aug: 1S.-- A despatch
from Iiolgium says the Capital will
be removed to Antwerp owing tothe
approach of German Cavalry.
__._»_~_-_-,-_-.~. . --_ .~ . _ .- .
- nuevo." .~~»,~,--.~.. - -vw-~ -- .'v.'.-:_-_-_-_-_-_-.
' . *__ _,_,;|`3_.,,,_,_.,m.,., ._ .  ' 1 ,
urs" '
GERMAN CHANCE FOR WAR
iitnnadinn Press)
WASIIINGTON. August 18-~Jiipaii
[,(l,\'l)0,\`, Aug. 1»\.-- Mr. Hirani B. has nslu-d the llnlted Sintes to take
Maxim iunkcs this statement “lf I _over hor embassy in Berlin iii case of
were to look at it from purely n =\l\ <‘llll‘l`i§l‘l\1‘y~
_ | ' t_ 1 l li (('an:idiuu Press)
|laiil;\;thtciiiinrEii‘iiiiceTatu:iicp‘::3o»|nAt (;l;;::1li,:, \VASIllN(iT()N, _August lil-Score
artiller' com cllcd ever fort against - _ 'tary of State l3r_vnu rc-i`us.+-cl today
which They iircd to suT°render ai'tcr'!“l,ly I0 té' 1',.3t_‘?lf)cthh_:'ini_'“'“ ,xtvelig to discuss .lupnn’s ultimatum with Hun.
a short boinliardment. Our artillery ""“".t"'m 0 "H , 0 e_.{'\` _,Y |iel llnininusen. the tlcrmau illiurge
reduced those forts to ruins and the i"““u“h “nd Brgncil ,vii °"""° ‘d‘AiTalrs. llc suldhe wlslicdto remain
buried their garrlsons. The forts o.rel(i°""'““y t" r_°“°h i'\°'"B‘ 1." 5 is "°t absoliiicly uouirul lu the whois- affair.
no\v being cleared and prepared for like the ‘f’“",’" H°"t|‘ MEN" 0" "'“y llc also stated he had rr-rcivd no re-
,Mence_ These forts Wm serve as ,, othler ;lll;¢;_VillZT)<i]_;l0l;1_l_;F_lf-g'g'§€>l;l  presentations from the l{:iiser's gov-
point of support for the German army HH W P9 '" U ' erumcni.
Mulhauscn the ity. There nrc no better sea fighters _____________
I-'L-L-'A5Qiigffggiigilfft-»--~-~--'~-°~~- in the worm un... the 1-1..-giish. if
‘°°"t'""°d °" Dag” mu" they had to ami with the Germans RESERYISTS SML
V T* A alone there would be little ehnneo __-._
_._JEJ-- -.~-
T :tw
-e
me uennzr. ,,
THE  ed oil the sea. But when you consider dred l~`rcuch reservists will snil frc n ,(7
ut that German fleet would he wir- iuo.\.'riti~:.\i.,/\\u:ns1 is-night ium-,
ty on Wednesday, August 26th, on
the gh...-ch grounds. Tea served at
3 n'clocl~. Proceeds in old oi church.
lf day proves unfaV0rable'tes will be
held followingday. Visitors from
Chnriottctowii are cordially nvlted.
5035-8-19M2i.
*°S\ibacrihcrs please add to their
'directories thc following new sub-
inribers-242~-J charles owen. Beal
405-L G. H. Holbrook. Res. 39%-J
ii. C. White, Grocer. 75-I. Victoria
llotcl (James Doyle, Prop.7. 352--J
Mins .liildred Huestis, lies. 75--Y
Miss Nllnnie Stanley Res. 493 L. W.
\\`atson, lies. 546-J ll. D. Morrison,
lies. 545 Atlas Investment Co. 273-L
227--Y I). Cheveric, lies. 259-L Mrs.
George Lewis, lies. 541 J. B. Rom-
liough, iles. 208-J M. Welsh, Rel,
lil?--6 l’crley \V. Nlutch, lies. 339-Y
Rev. Jacob lleuney, ltes. R2-4 J. W
Grunt lies. 196--li Mrs, Pope Welsh.
use. 54:. /mas investment oo. 368-I.
hurlea Ross, (lustom Trilor, (lean-
ing and Pressing. 5048- .
(1-lpccial to The Guardian.)
' TUIIONTO, August, 19.-Maritime:
Moderate winds; showers and local
thiintlcrstornu, but mostlY flir and
warm. 
'rr-ia \vl~:Annan.---Yemrdnv-S Wea-I;
thcr was fair and warm, with rain at/
'Tire highest t.-mpernture recordedi
yesterday was 74 deg. above zero,
the lowest the previous night being
icoueg. above. At 9 a. m- ywtvrflay
it was 69; ni. 9 p.m. 68 deg. Above.
'rlic tide will lic high this uorninl!
nt 7.58 and tomorrow ai. 906: ltwlil
be high tonight at 10.10, :ral I :nor-
Irow nt 10.51.
~ The sun sets this eveninit nt 7.04
and tomorrow nt 7.02; it rises
tom:»rrn\v morning at 5.05 and
Friday at 5.06.
Tho izioou mis lcniglit at 6.28.
The last' quarter of the moon was
on 'l`hurod:iy. Aug. 13 at 8.56 p. 
There will be a new moon outri-
dey. Aug. illst n 8.26 n. 'u.
The length of iodcay will be four-
teen hours.
~4no»‘~¢-~~ 1' . "' '“
-',. 5--‘
,__,,...|| . . - .r
in-no
ni lit. `
- the French and Russian ilccts added Montreal to-niorrow iuornlnnz Many of
 noon'  1 nhnnld say Germany does not them lived in (‘nu:\1la. otliors oozuei
*__* Stand one ghanon in n hundred." ifrom the llnltcd States and Mexico. I
Mina:~i's liinimcnt Curl! Diniwfil-
A.-.--..._
_“Yi __ _ _ _ __ _*_ _ _'_ _ _'_' '_ _Y_V_V_i_ _:___ _i_i_v _ _v___Y_____v_v_ _____v_i___V ,__ _ __ _ ________ ____ :__ ________ _._,.__ rf. _-,-_-_-.-_-_-_-_-_ -W _ _ _ _ . _ . _ Y . -- -- - - YI-
Y!
.. .  ,.
. f' \'-
, , .ff
‘ .é
f'
Minard's Llnimeat Cures Colds, etc. _ 9 _ __   ___ _“__ ,_  ‘ 'I_';':'|__°;‘_°-°'  "”'“
< '_f_____'~”_‘f__,°_';  ,_ ____ 'rua mos nuxm. __
`*' a
.
A
.
I
A
.rg-,
iii.
'rw-
4
i. -
*<11
f.-,.1
1-.

is
» I
.j»3;ii;»
 `
N.
¢ 15,),
»
.--.es -‘ rx*
'f ‘Ny
ua 1

‘»
_; £3.
.,-

<~.
r 
¢ 11;,
, ,.1
_[ul

‘stir
M31.
 ‘,.:
-Nia-
,_. __
I ‘1 `,
.., _
, .,_
:il 
, _,_
_ Tr, i,
.§.
3.; .
jili,

,A e
fu.
iq"-
,.:.,.

vin
'=.€.7l`=
ff.
I
, .
, I
.il
Z.
-.25-,
=.`$l
-ii."
fl
lf;-,,
-i‘-;'lI-
2-:A
.~r*
_-~*_
,,1§‘5£?= wth-