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nice rwo _ THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

.'~ _JUNE to.. 1915
""|l TENDERS
will be received bi' the undersigned up to Saturday. June 19th 1915 -tor 'd _ S, h P 'ui
N €V€l‘    --    -f --1-   :::‘.:i;';‘:,i:..,"'.‘:. : 25....; .1.‘:.,::. .‘;.°f:
‘Tenders must bt- on forms which can be obtained from Walter Roach, Iotiu_. ` Pd is as muow3_
P. E I who will give full particulars in reference to the property. Each >“ - ' '
' -t ' " , ., . I d b _ t d hy u for 10 el. t of uw “I am very uneasy shout the labor
. . alililder musllide uilrtctllggemrllt- :wud nc l-ep e wlttmtlies returned ttififigdtntrl Si1\1=li°n 011 the Clyde and True. My
l.
Failing
T3Ckl€ §
‘ Wtenyou go fishing be l
sure nd take along all nec- ,
essary tackle to meet vary- i
ing conditions. ‘
Select from our magnif-
icent stock and you'll not
select amiss. We have the ,
products of the best English ‘
and American makers. We ,
buy direct from manufac-
turers and thus are able to
give you better values _for
the same money. Examine
our reels, flies, casts. lines
and rodsand see if this is
not correct. We can tell _
you exactly your require- I
ments for fishing -in thtsi,
country.
4
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J. G. .lamieso ,_
DRUGGIST `
i
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nnamxmil
I The Latest
I Cut Glass _
of the finest quality just 5
opened up. The patterns 1
are entirely new, compris- i
ing m part
Water Jugs
Fruit Bowles
Tumbleri
- Nappies, etc.
G. H. Taylor
Ieweller & Optician
_ _
TIDE TABLE
JUNE.
High Water. _
Date. Day. Time. i-i't Time. H't.
Tu. 1.31 I 12.32
W. 2.21 13.29
Th. 3.10 14.28
F. 4.00 15.31
Sa. 4.50 16.42
S. 5.39 18.00
, M. I 6.25 I 19.11
I Tu. 7.06 _ 20.13
7.45 21.08
8.23 22.00
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T. D. PICKARD,
Sackvill N B
Concern
I hereby forbid any person
or persons buying any stock
or farm implements from
Moses Vincent, Francis
Modore or Mrs. Modore, off
the farm now in their pos-
session as they all belong to
me.
W. J. VINCENT
i:i22~6-iotitiipti.
Farm for Sale
_Fifty acres of choice land
with good dwelling house
and barn. Mount Vernon
School on farm.
For particulars apply to
BENJAMIN CARTER & CO.
Auctioneer
1208-6-3Mthi’r3lpd
 
Grand Patriotic Concert
a
0
and Basket Social at
Brookfield
On account of the stortny night
this event has been postponed until
Thtirstlay, June 17, 1015, when tho
grantlcst etitertalnmeitt ot' the season
_will be held iii the large ttnd commoti-
tous hall at Iirookiielti. iltiors upon at
7.30 p. ni.. concert cotiimf-ncitig :tt
8. AtlttiIi»':siott 15 cetits. Ladies with
baskvtii fri-c. A general ittvitatioti is
given to all ladies to provide bas-
kets. The progruttinic will votisist of
t-tty talent. A good time may lite ox-
pected. Teuins will be provitloii for
and will int-et all parties wishing to
go at Itobitis` Livery, not later than 7
p. nt. On Tltursduy evt-ning. ('titn¢-
otie and all and help our bru\'..- boys
wlto are fighting so tiobiy for home
rlghts and British freedom.
Ptriceeds itt uid of Kitcltcn and l’tt
triotic Fund.
10
11 F.
12 I Ss.
18 S.
M.
Tu.
W.
Th.
F.
Ss.
S.
M.
Tu.
W.
Th.
F.
Sa.
S.
M.
Tu.
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
20
27
28
29
30 W.
9.01
9.40
10.18
0.21
1.02
1.40
2.10
2.49
3.21
3.53
4.27
5.06
5.53
6.47
7.46
8.46
9.44
10.39
0.25
1.16
I
June-lst to 4th.
9th, hot wave; 10
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22.50
23.37
I 10.56
11.35
12.15
12.56
13.40
14.29
15.30
I 16.48
18.09
19.24
20.33
21.37
22.37
23.32
11.33
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Prince Edward Island
Change in Time
Eastern Division
Comniencing Monday, Juno 14th, the
morning train will leave Elmira 4.00
a. m., Sourls 5.10 a. m., Georgetown
5.15 a. tn., Mt. Stewart 7.02 a. m., and
arrive at Charlottetown 8.05 a. m.
making connections at Royalty Jr-t.
with morning traiti from Charlotte-
town at 7.50 a. ni.
All other trains will rttu as at pre-
sent.
District Passetigei- Ageut‘s Office.
1229-il-4I\l8l.
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Mail Contract
SEALED TENDERS, addressed to
the Postmaster General, will be re-
ceived at Ottawa until Noon, on Fri-
day, the lltit June, 1915 for the con-
veyance of llis Majesty`s Mails, on a
proposed Contract for four years.
six times per week over Rural Mail
route No. 2 from Bridgetown, 1*. E.
Island from the Postmaster General’s
pleasure.
Printed notices containing further
information as to conditions ot' pro-
posed Contract may be seen und blank
forms ot' Tender may be obtained at
the Post Offices oi' Bridgetown, Prim-
rose, St. Georges and at the office of
tlte Post Office inspector.
JOHN F WHEAR.
Post Office Inspector.
Post Office lttspetrtofs Office,
Cliarlottetowti, 28th April, 1915.
11718-4-29Mtli3i.
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I
I
NOTICE
All claims against the Es-
tate of the late Geo. lt' Auld
must be filed before the
The Eastern Trust Co.
Executors of the Estate of
the late (ieo. E. Auld
charge Twenty-five cents
I GUARDIAN IILASSIFIEII IIIIS. 
One cent per word first insertion in this column, half cent per
E word each continuation. Cash must accompany order. Minimum
-- --if 'T  _ i
26th Of June 1915. -
'DRINK PRost.EM on I
THE RIVER CLVDE.
GLASGOW Slotland, June 7- A
cunt of It D 9. hi hch quo Y
in unsuccessful t.-iiderers. The iii.; est or any tender not necessarily a-- destroyer dvvklmts and refits are de
cepted. layed in every case by these labor dif-
ficulties, and they take twice as long
ns they need to " This White Paper
e _ . . ~
, 1  _A _ V' _ '1 contains numerous reports and satis-
tics in support of the two main pro-
Alma P.  Island positions put forth by the chancellor
’   of the exchequer; first. that there
June, 8th,  exists a serious lass of time in partic-
ular areas, and second that drink is
verv lar eiv res onslble These re-
. g . D -
° ' . Tl fl ' h li b f
To Wltom lt May _ Railway   553.?  .‘..‘$ .2i‘...Z.
hence men have to be taken on who
would not be accepted in ordinary
times. The bad time is confined to
certain hraiiches of the work, notably
rivetters. caulkers, platers, riggert-i.‘
and too a much less degree, engine-
PFS.
The method of working known as
_the ‘black squiul,' is said to encour-
age excessive drinking. A squad con-
sists of a blacksmith. two rivetters,
one holder-up and two lioys. The
wages are paid to the leader of the,
squad anti usually divided in a public '
house. where the custom of treating ‘
is observed. If one man fails to turn‘
up at ti s. ni. the squad cannot pro-
ceed. and so four or five will lose af
rnorning's or possibly at whole day's
work. As riveters are scarce they
know that they are not likely to for-
feit their work through losing time.
SUNDAY WORK.
Reports agree in saying that Sunday
work has not helped tn push the work
forward as those who work on Sunday
work has not helped to push the work
forward, as those who work on Sun-
duy, tempted hy the double pay, gen-
crtilly tnltc two week tltiys ot'i' instead.
and frequently remain out till the fol-
lowing \\'etltiesday. As the wages are
good. it is dtitthtful win-the-r the in-
creztsetl price of liquor' will be as
strong it dcterrettt aus it is expected
to be. Some me-nits of stimulating
thrift in laying by part of their very
ample wage would be of greater ben-
efit to the men, which might he effec-
I' ted by tho governtnent insttrance or-
ganizations. At present grants anti
iifiiittses only :tcceniuate iiitlifferetice.
Another helpful thing would be more
iiioro tippnrtuiiities tot' oiittiining good
- plain food and hot and cold ttott-alt-o-
holit- drinks in or nent' the works. The
gt-tit-rnl view is that only a .small ttilii-
orlty of the workers deserve tho cen-
sure tiivtvtl ottt of thi-tn. Of the big
niujority most are above reproach
‘und their actions are worthy of all
I praise.
MORE PRISONERS AT INTER-
MENT CAMP, AMHERST.
I /\.\iIiEI1S’l`. Juno `7,- Thu. Stvztnicr
“liitlifttx" of the Plitnt S.S. Line nrriv-
wl in Huliittx on Saturday cvvttiiig,
from Jutitttictt littvlitg on iioartl two
littndretl and ninety st-veit Get'iti:ttt
Ptisotil-t‘s ink(-ti front Iiitigstoti, Jain-
ait-tt. .\'<-ztrly zill of the prisoners were
I sailors. who had lieett captutwitl on the
list’/at-r Wilhelttt tier Grosse. There
were. however, three civilians who
hart- been vtigttgml in the niervuntile
bttsiiii-ss in Kingston. 'ln charge ol-
thv pritiniiurs were thirt_\'~tlirce guards.
tltrvc officers and ti metlicnl officer, but
iteferenco  Richn-loud S in atlditioti to these regular guttrilu.
i;il£‘\'J i‘AIt'l`l<llt t' there were .ilso .t large number of
is. 'cf .~tt»tio.\.'.\1'.ii. Ch3I`10I1f€t0WH sailors .ui iilmlrti his "t-islam." I 'rtie I I d R  f H
1331'6‘10'MEU~ 1334'l7'l01\lll`- prisoners were placed on a special S  0 O 
train about ten o'tlock Sunday tnorti-
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SAY U. S. R_ECFlUiTS
ARE ENLISTING.
BOSTON, Mass.. June 8.-l-`edci°al
investigation of the alleged activities
of persons interested in obtaining re-
cruits for the British iiriny among
Americans, has brought to light fottr
cases, in which inducements had been
loffercd youths to ship ubrond. accord-
ittg to a. statement by Cotigressnisn
Peter i-‘. Tugue.
'l‘wo young men, located by federal
agents yesterday, said they were told
they would receive a bonus oi’ $100
besides free transportation to Eng-
land if they would become British
soldiers. Another boy, Jantns Pope
who is fifteen years old. said ite
crossed to Liverpool as a liostler on
a transport steamer, anti enlisted
there, htit inter deserted and returned
iionie. ns a stnwaway. lie ttssertetl
that he and other yottng hostlers on
the stcatiier, who also enlisted, were
iiistrtttrted by it recruiting sergeant to
say that they were Canutlinns and 1.9
years old.
Tho British consul geiternl at this
port, Frederick P. Leay, disclaimed
any connection with the mutter, say-
ing the respotisibility lay with the
i'iiitt-tl States itnniigi-:ttion officials.
(‘oit;.'ressninti Titgue tttinouticed
that he would gn to Washingtoii today
to tlisctiss thc -tiituntion with Secret-
ary of State lirynn and officials of the
ilepartniettt of justice. Ile sititi he had
letteili fietii tht- pa.t't=t';_ts of sixty
_voting men in this state. who had en-
listed iii Englnittl.
“Tun Quart 'l`iii Ilaile 12 ‘/.:l'. :ti
Holmati's. 129%-ii-‘.lM2iEili
HOTEL ARRIVALS
,___
I VICTORIA.
J. \V. (‘arrtttiiet‘s. I). Mt‘Gret-‘COIN
llilotitagtte; G. A. Poole, Lower Moti-
imgne; ll_ <‘. Siintnous, St Joliti; .I.
,A. Mcliiiiiion, (‘oleman; T. E. Dalton,
Sutnmetside: IS. \\', i\it:l{uy, Gran-
lvitte; c. \vt»t.sier. it. ctiiiipiir-11, ti. A.
:linnimcll, It. Jardine, Toronto; G. W.
‘Sltafer, iiatniltott; F. S. i\i<:i{uy,
Petorborottglt; W. A. lticie, Portland,
:i\iuiue; l~`. Miclittutl. iluctoucii; Mr and
'Mrs lt. W. iii.-ly(-a, lticlimotid. Va.
QUEEN.
I G. Il. liowartl, Bt'oc:kviiie. Ont.;
John J. Ferguson. Sutnmerside; W.
T. Anderson. i\lort»li; A. I). Mcbotigall,
Bert Haines. J. lietiiiedy, D. J. Mv-
Gillivray, Jus. lllavltwootl, lil. Ii. Tay-
lor, \\'. Ii. Rogers, Mottctou.
HIS CIGARETTE
FIRED HER AIGRETTE.
’l`0l`tON'l`O, Ottt., June T.~ People
on Yonge street above Arlvluide ' be-
lieved they had seen the wiltiesi freak
of fiisliion when at tiiitli_lle»ttged woman
walked ser(-ttely up the street with
siiiolio rising iii wreatlis front het'
hat. Ov:-rt~otning tht-ir :tstonislitiient
some of the pcdcstritttts tioticcll the
ltinovaiioii. und oft' vtiiiiii the hat.
Ii sectns that a t-igttrvt liuti lnssvtl
frtitn it window liod fnllvn on the itat
null set :tflre the foftiltvt' rotzetttly
cleriitetl with gztstilitio.
'l`ln\ lady rcfttsod to give the police-
ninn on the bf-ut lit~r naiiie, saying
iliiti slit' had ztlivztys hittetl ettttokittg
atitl this settltitl it!
HIUM IIIIIIIIII
The following interesting letter has
been received by Mrs Daniel Stewart.
302 1-‘iizroy Street. from tier son. Ira.
who is in the firing line in France:-
May 21st. 1915.
Dear Mother.-Your most welcome
letter. dated April 26th, reached ine s
few duys ago.
I expect to write oftener now than
for some time past, as the lust letters
1 wrote we were passing through a
,very trying time, for our buttery
[fought in the battle of Ypres. and you
_may form some idea of how busy we
,were at that time by what you read in
the papers. I was ammunition
orderly. '
I have been most fortunate so far,
and seem to be one of the lucky chaps.
lint some of the others have not fared
so well. as I 'have seen ii great num-
ber wounded and two killed in our
buttery.
I received a letter from Jack. dated
from Halifax. He likes garrison _duty
very much; it is nice he is so near
you. t
l received the pen and the other
things you sent, and like them very
much. and wish someone would send
me some reading matter.
Toll Alexander that we are not
allowed to write everyone. 'Give hint
my love. Remember me to all my
friends for their kind messages.
Now. mother, I must close, with
itittcli love to all. l remain. your
loving suit, _
. IIIA S'l‘E\VAll'l`.
.,_»_-.-.~,-_-_-_-4-;.»,-:_-.e _ _-_-.~..-_ :_ ff; _- _~c~,-,-cv;-_ _-_ __
` ‘ ' 1 three and four tn the afternoon. They Wounded
7 .
5' .
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1 II they all Joined heartily In singing Ger-
.
were given ti very hearty reception by
tht-ir felloiv-prisoners in the interti-
ment rutnp, who cheered them lieartl-
‘ly sr; they martalied front the train io,
the quarters uttd once in the camp
.mutt Patriotic Songs, The prisotters
were it very flue typo of physical nian-
hood. One of thc officers in cltsrgo,
informed the News that during the
. _ V i _ V -4 voyage from Jamaica to Halifax. that
they gave the guards tio trouble whiti-
__ Agtblltti \v£lllt€d 1`n90l‘“5Ul00\\5 ever. The discipline was of at very
1 .
period. 15th to 18th, cool wave. 19th
to 23rd, sweltering period. 24th to
27th, thunder showers. 28th to 30th.
gloomy, damp and drlzzly weather.
 ~
DIARY OF EVENTS.
TO-DAY.
City Magistrate's Court, 10 a.m.
Prince Edward Theatre. Ii, 7 anti
8.45 p.m.
People'| Theatre. 3.15. 7.15 and 8.45
p. tn.
9 F it ~
IJEATIIS
 
McKAY.- At New Lotidon, on June
9th, John D. Mr-Kay. Funeral today
Thursday at 2 o‘clock p. ni.
MclNNl8 - At her late residence in
Southport, June iltli, Mrs. Angus Mc-
lnnia. Funeral Friday morning at
8.30.
CANADA'8 LOSSES
NOW REACH TOTAL
~ OF 7.789 MEN.
OTTAWA, June 7.- The week-end
casualty list containing the names of
39 Canadians killed, 293 wounded and
15 missing received at the department
of Militia considerably swells the
grand total of the Dominion's fighting
mit; who have been put out of action
at; the front. The killed reported up to
this morning now number 1.170, the
wounded 5.074 and the missin: 1.545
Ae the cables state that the week-end
csussltles received at Lonrlnn are the
heaviest on record, it is likely that
Canadian lists will continue to come
tu..-union the Dominion troovi 'have
recently been held ittreurvs- srtiul
been stated in cabled dupatcliea. _
AGENTS WANTED T0 SELL FOR
the old reliable Fonthiil Nttrserles.
We teach our men to sell. -Experi-
ence utinecessnry. Highest commis-
sions paid. Hundsome free equip-
ntetit. Stone & Wellington. Toronto.
Out. 1050-6-26ME27i.
A'N`voN`E"w|sH|No"1'H E"usE`ot=
negative tip to lla. Developing and
printing for amateurs tt specialty.
Send negative and get free print
with our price list. THE ACORN
STUDIO. Sourls, P. E. 1.
1183-G-2-M121.
 
Sitttatiotis Vacant; .
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Help \Vantetl--1"t'mnI~:
WANTED.--GIRL FOR GENERAL
servant. (iood wages. Apply to
FOR SALE.-SILVER BLACK
cross foxes. one and two
Terms-part and
for balance.
Guardian Office,
0118
'i`
York R.R
and
thousand t0 M0
Millan Bros.,
e
SALESMEN - EXCLUSIVE LINE`
for city, town or country. Big
f-urniiigs gtmraiitectl. Perttianeiit
John Walker, -‘\Iorth ltlver
TO LET-ROOMS WITH OR WITH `
high order und the men were orderly
“PORTRA|T"AGENTs 'WANTED_ an up-to-dnto Vucuutn Cleaner on mill WPII I\t?hi1V¢‘il~ TI1€l‘P “YP HOW
Send for catalogue. Solsr and brom-I easy terms may apply to L_ MC. .nearly eight hundred prisoners in thc
ide prints, portraits, mit and cqnvexl Kenna, 179 llorcltester St., Phone interment trump in Ainiterst and the
franies and war pictures. Mercli-i__246;l;.‘_ i _ 1309-6-9Miilpd. guards hero of course will be very
ants *Portrait Co., 'lf_oi;<_Jnt0. FnEE_.QrQE |=T|:r`|'i§F|~’_|'=’§6p}|`XN'y materially strengthened.
There were ii large ntunher of our
citizens about thi- interment camp
yesterday afternoon to catch a glim-
`pss of the .sturdy sailors. whose sltlp
wus put out of action so speedily by
the British Cruiser “I-lighfiyer."
GENERAL FRENCH ALLOWED
MAJOR MERSEREAU'S WIFE
TO SEARCH DANGER ZONE.
WANTED-YOUNG GIRL BETWEEN . all year job. No t-xperiettce necess-. . __ ~
14 and 16 to take a child out. AD- nry. Write Luke Brotliers, Limited, 1|,lw§,);f.;`iI‘EI;/:,;},;x,l\e0;`Ma_£§u:,|lsMe(:.i:
ply 186 prmce st' 1307'6_9M3‘pd` Montreal' ,screau of Hnniptnii N B ttirarry
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Sm" -_ _ 1 c '“ 'ro Lei'-i-louse coN'rA|N|Nc iii.-rsereuii. mmnuiiitiing it iieiti amnui-
WANTE°”"/*T ONCE A GENERAL i<»\1r0<>ms on Elm Ave- Atmly to ance corp.. lit-rt-_ Ai the niiuie or
M _ J I P I t 4_,_ - ‘ _ _'_~ Lnngcmarck Major Morserenu and
rs umes owns S rP1‘“2R_r,_6_8m"_ _ _________,_v____1_3}9ilL'lI_pL__ Major Kemmlra Bu ty of Halifax, were
l.leui.ensnt. Morrison. Geor eiown
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
William
McQueen, Mon
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Peter Hughes, Mill Cove
Gen. W. Sharp, Summerslrie
J. E. Lockerbie, Cascttmpec
J. A. Beaton. Brookfield
nt Vernon
Bruce liiciiellan, indian River
Mclntyre. Charlottetown
K. F. Ellis, Summerside
Pte. Damien McKenna.
Char] itetown
Private Arch. McKinnon. Cstigo Cove
Pte. N. McKenzie, Nine
Mile Creek.
Private W. B. Davey, Albion Bay.
I’t'ivsto William Gordon, `Moniugue.
Corp. Ambrose Cosgrove. Wellington
Driver W. L. Ferguson, Alexandria
(liinner J. Bowden, Charlottetown
.Ioltn Stewart, Wood island
Stephen McKinnon. Charlottetown
lininnuel Doiron. Charlottetown
Pte. John liiurphy, Charlottetown.
Gunner W. G. Bruce. Red Point
Private Peter Martin Grant. Bangor
Ptc. (‘. A. Arnsld, Charlottetown.
Pte. H. J. Wells, Elmstlals
Private Samuel Elliott. Winslow
Station.
Pte. l-larry Riley. Sea Cow Pond. Lot 1
tiurner Nt-.Il Mclsttacs, Sourin.
Prisoners
Private .I. Frziser. St. Peter's Bay.
Pts. Luster O. Johnson. i’eter’s Road
Q
Missing
Prlvnte John Cttrry, Charlottetown Private Daniel A. Simons. Po Won
rt ii
Private ll. J. Wells. Elnisdale Pg J _ 1)
ment. c. ia. ritiiiiifio. ctiirioitetowu e M aww" B'°"“’ N" L°”°°“
Died F rom Wounds
flhnrleil I.. Pitts. Cltsrlottetown Private Joh C i , Ch I
Pte. John W. Mt:Doiialtl, Brad-nllinne. patrick A_ Hcnfxgr' Bogzhoalsatown
Killed in Action
Sergt. Wm. l". Brady, Charlottetown. Pte. Alex. I. M .N lil I.
Cyrus ll. l.4ii",~, I-‘isquid East. A. C. }{¢,,¢;;),l:',;)n, {`5nfUn'§g,f,‘;_y mum'
` How sleep the brave who sink to mn _
BY all their country`a wishes blestl
When Spring. with dswy lingers cold. `
- iven dispatches to carry to the tiring Returns to deck tb i h '
 93 K, . ~g Y _ e r aliowd mould, .
l__m_ Sale out lionrd, apply to 12§§1_t;_§&r;iet. tin; Boihxulertii injulreld lily! spiilnazrls Sho there shall dress s sweeter md
o an e pos ve s e . it 0 Than Fancy! feet have ever trod 4 _ _
-sereitu receiving a piece in the skull B 1 I h - .H§&|.'|“‘¢¢ '
in-ALIANB SPARE He lay unconscious for -several hours, y a ry 'md' their km" ll NUS-
AMPHITHEATRE. and the bare' uhh, to nm le A ity fomis unseen their dlrgg tg um
I n. y . sit - , I:
VENICE J V 6 ,long. he delivered his message. Ha r|""'° "°“°"" °°m°9~ I Pilgrim gray,
remains of the fantous Roman tiinplti- I
.tlicatrc ut Poltt, the Amurlcnit tiuval
fic. `
secured permission from Field Mar-
shal l~`ri~nr~li to sc-srch the hospitals
anti pluckly wont through the. danger
haso on the eastern side of the Atian- ,
zone.
' Im” '_ 'vm mris' again became insimsibie and remaln~ To blell the turf that urn" gush- cn"
June 7i.- The ltullnn military author-_ ' ~ - t |
Iitles have issued instructions to rililD~a :Snag ro: tggufgyné, 'ze ZR; gittlglawig And Freedom sh!" 7 'hue ""1"
atitl nirsliips. to share from injury the H Rn y T" dwg" ° weeplng h°m|t “|°"°~ ` ' ' 1
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