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lllllso llllo lo  
ull. A ll Mlls. sllllllv
Retiring Medical Superintendent of Falconwood»Grate-
inlly Remembered
bv Hospital Stall.
An interesting ovent took place at
pair-,unwooli -Hospital last Thursday
evening the 22nd Inst., when Dr. Sea-
illail the retiring Medical Superintend-
ent and Mrs. Ssalllanwere presented
py the stuff with suitable gifts undo
l~orliplimelltary address.
Lleut. D. A. Macdonald, manager of
the farm, on behalf of the stall, pre-
sented the doctor with rl. leather club
pug and Mrs. Seaman with a purse.
The doctor, _though taken by snr-
prise, made u fitting reply, thi-ink-ing
tile staff for their gifts alld address.
llc said that he would always relllenl-
bcr the kindness shown them dnrillg
their stay at I11alcon\vood.
'i‘lle following was the address;
To Dr. Seaman,
Medical Superintendent Falcon-
wood Hospital.
Dear I')r. Sealnall.-With tho great
est regret we, the _employees of Fal-
conwood 'llospital and Provincial ill-
tirlllilry, have learned of your resigna-
tion from the position of Medical Su-
perllltelldsnt of these institutions. lie-
tore you leave us we- wisll_ ill some
measure to express our sincere appre-
clatioli of the services you have so
ably rend_ered. _
Since coming to these institutions
you have not`only filled the position
of Medical Siiperintcllriclllt ill thc lnost
ctiicicnt manner, blit also by your ull-
faillng kindness and gentleillalliy qual-
ities yoil have won our lligllest l'es-
pl-ct. and confidence.
Noiv that yoil are leaving us, we
sock to express to you not a lllatter
of forln nor in nleaningless fiattery,
but frolll tho depths of our lleilrts our
,gratitude to you for your many kind-
lnesses to us dui'ing the time that you
llelatve been our Medical Superintend-
ll .
in all your relations with the pati-
ents and staff of these institutions
,yon have carried out y'our arduous
diltles with ability and' clear judg-
ment Of the highest order. Your ine-
dical skill has beell amply dclllollstrat-
ed In your cilieient treatment of the
patients under your care.
We have not failed to see that you
have never spared yourself ill accom-
plishing this end. Willie regretting
your departure, we feel that the Dis-
trict to which you are going is espe-
cially i’orJ,unate in securing your valu-
cd services. Our loss is lllallilcstly
their galil.
We also wish to express our appre-
ciat.ioll of Mrs. Scalllilil. We have al-
ways t'ollnd her to be most courteous
illlll ollliging to pilticllts alld stall’
alike, lior departure will be regret-
ted by alli _ \
We trust that yoil willaccept this
gift. as il nlerllerlto of the happy rela-
tions which have ever existed between
you as Medical Superilltendcilt, alld
the luelllllcrs of thc stall. Our sill-
rerest wishes for yollr flllilre sul-ces:-l
will follow both you and Mrs. Seo--
nian to your new tield of labor.
Signed ill behalf of thc stall' oi’ Fal-
conwood llospitul anti l‘l'0virlcial .lil-
ilrmary.
Bulgarian Delegates __
Arrive at Neuilly
(Special to The Guardian.)
PARIS, July 27.-The lllllgarlall
pcac`o deiegatloll arrived at the Lyolls
station at 8 o’cloclc this evening. ’l‘lie
iii-li-glitz-s were received by (lol. lien-
dry oil behallf of the Allies, und were
escorted in autos to the (illateau
Madrid at Nellilly.
Hungarians Must
Form Government
(Special to The Guardian.)
PARIS, July 27.-The siiprcille
council of the peace conference dc-
cidvd this afternoon to send a colli-
lnllnicatioli to the Hungarian people
advising them that if they eject the
llcla Kun government and institute a
goverlllllent, with which the confer-
cllco can deal, the blockade will be
lifted and food relief provided.
SAD DEATH 0F
GECRGE H. MDRESIDE
Gored by Vicious Bull and Died
Yesterday in P, E. I. Hospital.”
A particularly sad death occurred
yesterday lnorning in the Prince Idd-
wal-li island Hospital, when Mr. Geo.
li. Moreslile, son of \Mr. alld Mrs.
.iollll Moreside of Milton passed away
as the result of injuries received on
i"i-iday night frolll being attacked by
a bull. The yoilng nlan wcllt to the
barn about ten o‘<vlock to look after
tlln stock. Willilo in the act ol' stoop-
itll! to pick up thc chain by which
the bull wlls tlcd the animal turned
rlpon him, goring him viciousiy. One
of the llllll's llorlls entered his side,
polletratillg the right lulig; illlothcr
wound was received in the neck. Tile
iaiilily know nothing of thc accident
illltil one of them observed that .the
bull had left the stable. They went
to the barn and found the young mail
lying ilild ullablo to help hllnsclf. Ile
was taken to the liouso and Dr. War-
burton inlmetliiitely sent fol‘. Tile in-I
inrr-ll mall was taken ill Wrlgllt's alli-
ilulalice to the hospital, where every-
tllillg possible was done for hllll. but
his llljurles*wcre fatal and he passed
away yesterday about 10 a.in. I-le
was ll young num of exemplary char-
acter and his untimely death is mourn-
cd by many friends besides his Brief-
ntrlcken parents, sisters and brother.
lic is survived by his parents, two
sisters, tho Misses Ruby' and Lucy.
thc latter n trained nurse, nlld one
brother, Richard, wllo llnve the sym-
putlly of the community ill their slid-
den bereavement. Tile funeral taken
lllaco tomorrow, Tuesdiiy, at 2 p.nl.
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`  'if
Britain Still Prohibits
import Canadian Cattle
(Special to The Guardian.)
LONDON, July 27.--'l`hc Iillarll of
Agriruiltllre has decided to colltilllle
thc prollibltion of the inlportrllioll of
t‘.a'nadiall store cattle not. llecxlilse such
inlportation would he specially daug-
erons to British trade, but because it
would bc a menace to the security of
the 'llritisll farlner and clit-ck the do-
veloplliellt ot' all i-lldustry absolllte-ly
essential to national prosperity. -
Army of Gccupation I
For Rhineland
I’/\lt.lS, .lirly 27.-The size of the
force l'cqilir‘ell for the occllpatlorl of
the Rhineialld, under the terms ol‘
the German peace treaty, was n ques-
tion under colisideraiioil by the su-
prellle council at today’s session. For
tho present, it is said, a force of 150,-
000 men is likely to be considered
lim-ess:il‘y on thc lcft bank ol’ the
Ithille. Tile organization of the llllll-
tary expedition for the occupation ot’
Solesia, illlriilg the pieblscite, was al-
so discussed by the colillcil. Tho
general llllilelnstilllrlillg is that all the
Allied and Associated armies 'should
be represelited. '
Government For
Russia as Planned
By Adm. llolchok
._--
PARIS, .lilly 25.-(ily the Associ-
ntofl l’rcss,)~ltadical deccntralizatioil
lil the recolistrlictioll of Itllssiu is the
settled policy oi’ Adllliral Kolcllak, at
Oniiik, according to Serl§il1S Sillvlllilf.
foreign lntllistcr of the Olnsk govern-
lllent. A detailed explanation ot' this
policy and a gellcral outlilic of thc
Domi(-_-1] plans of the Kolchak gov-
crnrllent was given today to tho As-
sociatell liress by M. Sazalloif wllo
recently returned from Lolliloll where
ho conferred with British oillcials.
The statement, the Oillsk foreign
'minister said, was made because Ad-
lllirai Kolcllak’s l'elJiY 10 U10 /\llil‘-S.
ill which ho promised alitoliolny to
various stil-tes that have broken away
from old Russia, has caused illucll dis-
cllsslon. lie said he collslderctl it des-
iraillo to give his government's atti-
tlldo toward lilo various llutiollalltlcs
und sections seeking autoilolny_
The local government should be the
real foundation of the political struc-
ture, llo said, and the celltrill l2l0v0!‘\1`
lllellt will exercise only functions of a
general cllaracter. l-le expressed the
belief uint the future held more lor
great political bodies than for the
small ones and that “nationalities now
llnilllllted with ccntl'ci`ugill tcildellcles
will certainly appreciate the benefits
of being allied with the big state with
ull its prorllises ot' guardianship und
possibilities of developnlellt."’
_________.__--
BIG CELEBRATION AUGUST 28TH
AT SYDNEY
SYDNEY, Jilly 26.-At rl spccllal
meeting of the (iity (iouricll this even-
ing it was decided to hold il big cele-
bration on August 28tll. the flftll anniv-
ersary of the departure of tho 17th
(6th) field buttery for the iront. The
17~ll was the first unit .from tho Mur-
itime _Provinces to be xnccepted fel'
war service and was one of the first
complete militia units to rencli Val-
cartier. Two of its conlmandinlt of-
ficers, Lieut. Col. Harvey McLeod
and -Lieut. `(iol. Geo. McLeod and
Liellt. Col. Georgo Piercey, lost their
lives in the war. A third, l.ieut. (lor.
John A. 'Mi1cDonilld, distlnguishell
himself nt the front as an artillery of-
.tlcer. '
Canadian Steamers
Leave Liverpool
' (Special to The Guardian.)
LONDON, July 26.-lt was arrang-
ed today that -although, the Liverpool
dock strike is not "over, the steumers
Scotlan and Adl'iatic carrying (falla-
dlan troops and depenlienlts will be
allowed to leave.
Eastern Problems
Nearing Solution
(Special to The Guardian.)
PARIS, Jllly 2G.~'1‘Ile 'I‘clllps says
it llildersands the lliscllssiolls going
on here between the italian alld
Greek delegations concerning the pro-
blellli-l connected with Epirus, Tllruce
and Asia Minor are progressing sat.-
isfactorily and that an agreelllelrt is
about to be reaclled.
Sixty Tricky
- Germans Arrested
(Special to The Guardian.) '
COllllENZ, July 26.-Sixty (lcrnlans
from Berlin and other cities were ar-
l'e:-ltetl here tonight ily arllly' intellig-
ence olllcers ill collllcctioll with all ul-
lcged plot to ilelrzliill thc goverllllleilit
of millions of lllzlrks by elilllilllntillg
colllpctitloll at auctions of army sup-
plies.
Germady_Seeking -
Credit in U.S.
(Special to Tne Guardian)
BERLIN, Jllly 26.-Negotilltiolls of
tht- Deutcllc ilallilt of New York witll
financial lllstitlitiolls for rl large loan
ot' llllllilllollllvod proportiolls, are pro-
ceeding i`avol'allly, :lccordillg lo illt`or-
lllaitlorl in oillcial i-.il'l-ics. idol" the
l't‘glll:l.tioll lillll lllailllnllllllrlc of the ivtlr
lotiu, market. illld to prevcllt, ulljilstiil-
rlllli-_ drops ill qliotatiolls ll tzollsortilllli
has been i'orllleil under thc rllrectloll
of the lteicllsballk: All tllootller
ilalllrs and illlllllcial iilstltiitiolls are
invited to co-operate ill the collsorti-
llln.
Germany Discusses E°onomlc Policy.
llASl.l~], July 26.-A despatcll from
Wcilllar says that the (ierlllall Notion-
ul Asscillbly ye.~ilcl‘lllly disclisscil -ull
illtcrlicllatioll on tile ecollolliic policy.
Several ot` thc .sllclllrl-l‘s dclllalltled the
ndopition oi' tree trade with the vicw
to cllrbillg lllollopolicll alld illlprovillg
Gerlliall exellallge.
MARCONl C0. R
WINS BIG SUIT
Awarded 50,000 Pounds Damages
Against British Guverllmnt,-
LONDON, July 2i'l.~-'l`llc Marconi
Coillplllly has been awarded .£500,000
dalllages against thy Government lol'
breach of con.tract ill connection with
the collstrllctioll of the llllpcrlal Wire-
less System. Tile tioillpally claimed
.£l.00ti,000 damages.
Tile Marcolll suit was brought. local
oiiiclals of the colllpally stated, to
compel paylllcnt by the British Rov-
orllmcnt for tllcruse during the wal'
of -tlieivlarconi stations at Poldu, Eng-
land. Carnarvoll, Wales, and- other
points. The stations were taken over
by the Goverllmcllt shortly after the
war broke out, and still are being us-
ed by it. '
The return of the British stations
to the Marconi company after peace
is ratified is contingent, local oilici-
als said, upon the tllrlling back of
the two Anlerican stations, operated
by itllo Alllericall Navy during tllo
wai'. Tllc Alllcricall stations, which
were not cornplctt>`d until lifter July.
1014, were /built for the _purpose of
colllinllnicatilig with the British sta-
tions at 1’oldhll and t‘arnarvon.
FUR INDUSTRY STRIKE IN MONT-
REAL
l\'l()NTl`tEAl.., July 26.-The latest
tllreatellirlg devcloplllellt ill thc loca|
labor slluzltioll is tllai. a gcllcral
strike of workers in the fill- industry
may bo called. _Tilc workers ill this
industry have been rostlcss lor some
time and the dycrs and dressers in one
factory are already oil strike. Oli ac-
collilt of the unsettled conditions ill
tho illdilstry, I). Mikol, interllationlll
organizer for the Fur Workers' Union.
has been sent to Montreal to investi-
gato conditions. Mr. Mikol llns been
here alloiit it week. alld yesterday llc
nlade his report oil the situation to
the local lleullqilal'tei's. Tho report
illcludcd tllo following Iindillgsz-
l"llr workers among thc lowcst paid
labor in the city; wages lower, lil
some cases by lllore than nllo-llali'
than those paid to the same class of
workers in New York, Chicago and
l}_ostoi_]¢ wages have rcnlrliried al-
most s-tntionary since the outbreak of
tho war.
WILL PUBLISH DIARY OF EMPER-
OR FREDERICK.
BERLIN. July 26.-The diary of
Emperor Frederick, futher of former
Emperor Willlllnl, the puliiiclltioll of
which was suppressed by Prince Bis-
marck and which led to prosecution
of the editor, Prof. Geffoken, will, it
is reported by the Vosslsclw Zoitung,
now appear. Tho diary advocated
as the innin principle of constructive
policy of the new German Empire il
liberal attitude and friendship with
England. _ _ _ _
PREMIER ARSENAULT
BACK .IN HIS OFFICE
Accepts the Situation Clleerfully.
Satisfied That He and His Col-
leagues Had Put Up an
Honourable Fight.
Premier Arseilllult came to the city
Fl'illay evellilll: and was in his oiiicc
Saturday nlorlliilg. llc wort- his us-
ual smile, acc-eptillg the situation
l-ileerfully. ills whole iorenooll was
taken up receiving.i`l‘icllds, both Lib-
eral alld (follsclwativc. I-lis defeat
has, if anything llladc llilll llloro
friends than ever. Pt-llilillg the resig-
nation of the (ioverlllllellt his time
will he taken up ill attending to nlzit-
ters llecessarily neglected during tile
canlpaign and arrlllllcing for tile trails-
fer of thc olliice to his sucr:essol‘.
UH IJGIIIFZ asked li’ llc had anything
to say oil the reslllts ol` the lil:-ctioll
the l.'l'elllir-r said that thc results were
el surprise to llilll but that ho cheer-
fully accepted till- vcl°dlL't ot' the lllzij-
ority of the pcopln ol' tile pl'ovirlr:v.
llc had nothing to regret ill the \va'y
lie and his supporters had i¢lll'l'icrl oil
tllc cunlpuigli. The (lnvcrlllllellt has
diirlng his ilil-.illllbr=lll~_y given of ln.-
best. that was in tllvlll. llurillg thc
iral' they worlicil llurll, llarrlcl' than
ally govcl‘llnlclll had ever \\'ol‘kcd llc-
i`ol‘c. ilu said ho had ills' owil oplllirrls
as to tile cause of the dct'<-at, but lm
was willing io ict lilo lleail past ilul'_v
its dead. I-le hopi-.1 that the iilconiilll;_
Goi/_ei‘lllllcrlt would he aisle to fulfill
their pre-election promises to tile.
soldiers and to the- people, We 1|-dv.,
thc llcst little provillco ill t‘allar1a ll.;
said and it had iiccll his allillitioll to
llilvli it take its proper plllcn
illlltillil tho provillces and ‘fl
have its rights l-ul-ogllizcll; he would
still continue in the filliirc as ill the
past to serve the prnvirlr-e ill ally
r-il|lacity_ it now llcllooves all to acci-pt
thc proscllt siillatloll ill the salin-
Slllrit and work for tin- gclli-l'a| lill-
vallcclllcilt ot’ o\li‘ little island Pro-
vince. -
Distinguished Lawyer
To Visit Canada
(Special to The Guardian.)
t LONDON, Jilly Liti_~lt has ul,-..;,,|_v
bccll allilollllccil that Iloril ldilllay liex,
Lord t‘ilall<-cllol'. will visit t‘_an;1l1;l in
Allgilst and :ltldrr=ss the tiallailiall Bar
Assol'lllt.loll alt. \Villllipi~g. 'l`ll¢-, lnnm.
bers ol' the (‘anailiall liar ill l~o.v~civ-
|ili»l` i.orrl Fllllzly will ivclcoillo ollc oi’
lilo lliost iii.-.tingnisiled and lnost
lcal'rll‘ll -Ellglisll lawyl-rs of me In-(ls,
ent gcllel‘atioll_ V
Air Prize Raised to $10,000
___
(Special to The Guardian)
NFIIV ‘\'()ltl{,' July L‘ti.~’1`lle pri'/.e
for the (.onllllodol'e llotel illtcl'ilar_i0n.
al air race between .\'ew York 'and
’1‘ol‘ollto dul'illg.tllo (‘all:ldiall Nation-
al Exilillilion in till- week of August
25 has beell raised from $5,000 to
$10,000.
Austrian Emipire
In a Bad State
VIENNA, Jlily 20.-'l`llc llcw terms
of the Iiustriall Ifeaco Treaty are
nlakillg no special illlprcssion oil the
gclleral _pulilic. The liowspapers,
however, l't~lllark lthut the world is at-
teillptillg to treat Austria as a great.
state, lrlsti-lad of one which has lost,
five-slxtlls ot' ller territory alld been
l'etlllci>.d frolll a great. Elllpirc of 55,-
000,000 pi-oplc to `(i,0(l0,000, wllo a re
facing ll willter in whicIi'lllilldl‘eds ol'
tllousands are sure to dic ot’ falllillc
or cold.'
Dr. Karl ilcnller, the (lcrillali-Ails-
trlan (‘llalic<\llor, and head of tin-
peacc dclA=_i.:atioll 'which visited Sl.
flcrnlain, ill lm interview pulllislll-tl
here says:
"We arc invited to answer Allleri-
can duty-tllat is, we have thc option
of sllootillg ourselves ol- of being
shot. Within -the llcxt tell illlys tili-
Allstriail delegates lllust. lllrllisll
proofs that Au:-ltria is willing to ,pay
with assets ivilicll ure iloll-cxisti-lit."
l0r. Alfrvil Tre_vclll,, lllnrlagiilg dir-
ector lil lilo Allglo-Allslriall iliallk,
salll today tu tho coi'rcsporldl\llt:
“Sillco tllc war Allstria. has Ilecll
stripped gradlllllly of Ilcr posscssiolis.
lllltil silc is now deprived of what
other colllltrics c.ollsidcl° lint-csslll‘ie.~l
of life, as sllc is witllollt food and
without. coal( The only solution for
oilr people is cnligru.t.ioll.
“Witil a gold reserve of possibly
thrcc lliilldrcd million crowns wcure
expected to redeem bank notes in
foreign countries totalling frolli f`lvc
to sov'en billions, and a war loan ol'
possibly half li billioll, mostly llcld
in (lerllluily. (lf forty'-one blliioll ballll
notes printed in the ldlnpiro we rloiv
hold from live to seven biliioll.
“W'll:ltevcr tho peace icrlns, they
probably will not be execlited, as lilly
coinlllissioll sent here to supervise
lllcli' execution will discover that It
cannot llc done,"
TIIE WEATHER
TEM1’ER_-ATUR-E
TIDE, MOON, r~:'rf‘.
The tide will be high this lnorlliilg
at 10.58 ond tomorrow at 11.46; it
will be high tonight at 12 and tomor-
row nt 12.47.
Sim la-,is this evening at 1.47 and
tomorrow at 7.441; it rises tomorrow
at 5.02 llndpwodnestlay nt 5.03
Now moon Sunday, July 27th at
12.21 rl. nl. `
First quarter moon, Sunday Aug-
England Wants
Canadian Canoes
.lg
(Special to the Guardian.) `
LON-DON, J_llIy 26.--Etl`ol'ts ure ile-
ingnlilde by the British (Jlllloe Asso-
ciation to increase the popularity oi'
calloing aint callous are to be illlpolzt-
ed from Uilnllda.
England Extends
Trade Restrictions
il
(Special to The Guardian.)
l.ONI)()N, Jlliy Zti.-lt. is illlpos.-liblc
at present to give legislative etl'ect.to
the govt-l'lllllellt`s trade policy, l"l~o-
lllicr Lloyd Gnorgc said toduy. llc
suggcstell that the tl‘lllle l‘e.~itl‘it'.tiolls
expiring in Scptclllller should tilercs
[orc be cxtelllll-tl. ‘ _
Another Harvest -
- Excursion 'West
(Special to Tne Guardian). _
\VlNNll’iC(i, July itll. - Arrallgc-
lllellts are lleillg llladc to bring 1500
lllll~vr‘stcl's from l~llisr>tl‘ll t`al\ilda. The
iirst trilill loziii will arrive ill \Villill-
peg about August 7. '
Distinguished Drder
For Mexican Journalist
-Ml<Z.\'lt?() CITY, .lilly 20.-lft-llil Pal-
avlcilli, owner ol' the llcwspupel' Ei
lillivel'su.l. and t`ol'llicl' Sccl'ctary of'
l’ullllc lllstructioll, ou Mnllilay willllc
llivllrricil the t‘l'us.~l of (`ollllllartil<-r oi'
thc British ldlllpirc, ily tile llrltisll
(‘.lllll'ge ll'Att'ail's. at. a pililiic l-cl'l-lllolly.
'l‘llc llollor is ill l'et:ogllitioil oi’ Scllol'
l’alavicillis’ vallxlnt -scl‘\'irl,-s 'ililrillg
the war. it.-is iliiilclisiooll that the
only lltllr-r jollrllalist who has Iloeli
ll\v:ll‘di-rl the orlivr is, Viscnullt Nnrlil-
t~lit`t'l‘, the llritisll lleivlspllpci' propriet-
or
Business Resunled _
ln Calcutta
(Special to Tne Guardian)
(‘.»\I.[‘li'l"l`A, llldi:l,'.iii'iy Lili.--'1‘llel'l\
have been no l`llrtll<-l' olltbl‘caki-i ally-
wllcre. At thc time of writing busi-
ness is ll(-ing l‘i=.siilned in l.llllol'c and
lt. is i\llt_lloi‘iliilivcly illllioilllizcil that
till- goverlllllellt has the situation well
ill hand.
Eleven Young Boys
Were Drowned
--xnnq I
SPRING]-‘ll-)l.l), Mass., .lilly l2tl.~
Eleven lloys, all lllelllllers of thc
Sprillgiield I5oy's` (‘lllh, \\'crl-_ llrowlled
this at'-tcrlloorl in liig l’ollil, blast Otis,
wllcll ll tiat boat and ‘several calloes
ill ivllii-h they were being towed, were
tipped oval- by the high \vave.~¢.
Tho boys, who were in culllp wiili
forty-two otlli-l' boys on all lslalitl,
had lien" on the lllaililalilil l`oi‘ ailllctic
_sports snr] were being taken back for
dinner. Aboilt halt' way acixlss. a
high wind calne up r-arising al ivuve
to partly till the fiat boat with water.
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THREE LITTLE GIRLS DRQWNED.
()\\/"ICN S()li.\ii), Ullt., .lilly 225.-
'l`llrco little ilallr.:lltel's of \V. 'E. l<`o,<:-
ter, ll tai'-lllcr ot' ltockford, three miles
lrt-lll this towll, were ill'o\\‘llud ill the
Sydclllllllll River today. The childreli
were aged nine., elcveil and twclvc
\\'lieil tho bodies were t`o\lilll ill young-
cst girl was c-laspcii ill thc llrills ot' tilt-
eldest.
DOUBLE TRACKIN ` BETWEEN`ST.
JOHN AND MONCTON.
ll.\l.lli‘.»\K, .lilly 250.-t‘olll.l'al'ts I-.lr
thc dolihlc il'acklllg of portioils ol the
govcrllillcllt rallwily between lllllii`u.\'
and Mcilctoll llilvo llveli awilivlr-.ll, and
also for a scclioll ill New I3l'lllls\vi<‘k
and one ill Qlicllt-in Tile totill is about.
forty illilos and is on portions of thc
lille irliurc traflic liceds it most at
pri-sent .
ill l\'ova Scotia thc track will ilo
doilblcil t`l‘olll '1`l'ill°o io lil-lllloilt and
for lollgl-l' .~'t.l~ctt-iles i'rolll lblaccllll and
i’i~nnl Springhill .iilnl-tion.
A section is to be iloliilll-ll l'l‘oill
Moncton towards -St. Jollll uild in
Qllebcc alt Si. llosalic. Work will be-
gin llllllost illllllr-iliatcly.
The coiitractors who have the work
are tllc (‘ook Uollstriiclloll (‘oill|>ally;
lllite, l\ic.l\lnllcll & Colllpaily, nrld M. J.
0’Bl~lcr\. .
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DIVORCES GRANTED IN YEAR
NUMBER 6.220.
<‘lllt‘/mil, July 2ti.~-’I‘lic court
yr-ar wllicll closed this wc:-k will go
down on coilrt record as tht- greatest
lllvorco your. l)ivl:-rcc tl£‘l'l°°<‘S il\\\\\'
bert-rl 0220, which is ullllost 15 per
cclli of the niiirl'i-ago licellscs issued.
Tile wur, liunor And un incrensiiltl
luxlty of views regarding the solem-
nity oi’ nlarrillge are bllimcd for the
illiilslral llillllllcr of ruillcd ronlailees.
according to tho experts.
“The \var. which prolntlteil ilasty
nlarringcs, has grenty illcri-used thc
rliilllber of ‘domestic tragedies," as-
serted Judge Hopkins. "War weddings
those strlillge incn they lllilrried two
years ago. A great cause of unhappi-
ness iii lllarricrl lll`e is liquor. Tile
CA ADIA S
I RET URNIN
300 Arriving Weekly but U
Englishmen in Canada
- (Special to the Guardian.)
rivillg ill thc l'llill-li iii-ngdolll ilu-willy
trolll t'alla<izl ill tilt- opiuloll ol` i<Irlle.~;l
i~.stlli>li.~'.llll|l-lll. 'i`llis is ilxcccilillgl_\‘
iillwi.-lc and strollgly to ill»_rli~|)l'<-.t-llt-
ifii. il is i-stilllatell tilt-rl: art- 10,000
iii\~'i'ililI'i1<‘ll l‘alllaili:lll_< at pre.-'irlli ill
this l'oulltr_\', _vct tile colllpul‘ativl\
r-llzllli-l- ot oiltzlillillg collgclllal vlllploy-
lllellt lliirr- and in l‘lllllllill is plllllallly
lwcllty to one ill t`a\'ol' ot' <‘llll:iri;l.
Wllat llzlppvlls is this: A t`llll;ldiall
solllit-r has pcrllnps ,spent his it-:ive
ill*-i't‘. has lwcll wcll pl'ovidl\ti lor, hull
pit-lily lllolloy and not n 1-nic ill lill-
worltl. Nntllrally llc liiri-1; till- coun-
ll`.V. lil dllc tillli- lit- goes liar-it to
(‘;lll:llla, llllt. alter tivo _vi-llrs llilsirllree
iillds cvi-rytilillg vilallgi-il, lions not
like it, llc tllilllcs l`olltilyo1` thc happy
l.().\'lJ()N. .lilly Lili.--i~‘lllly tllrvc
i\llil<ll'i~ii cx~(‘llllaiiiall solilielis' nrt- ar-
ll. liallllllcli, l'l-pr.-,~n-liilllg thc t`;lllll-
dlan lJl_-parllllcllt ot' Soldil-r t`ivil llc-
OLDIERS °
GTOE GLA D
nable to 0btain Employment.
Advised to Stay There.
iinli-.~' ill thc Old t`oi|lltl-_v and resolves
to rcilirn lo lt, llllt whl~ll ho get:-illcro
:ls ll ciriililll Ill- tillds it a very dltler-
cllt tllillg frolll being ill khaki. ill-
ilustrlal collditiolls arc. so disturbed,
so lllally lllscllal'ged Iiritisll .soldiers
are <‘lllplo_\'i-d "that his prospects are
lilrlr-lc ai the outset. 'l‘lle result is
tllat vvl-ry iiay six to tell -lcttcrs
rt-neil till- i.ollllorl otlicc of the re-es-
lnllii`slillli»lll. tit-plll'tnicllt from ex-(fain
alllnll soldii-rs ivllo have taken dis-
cllllrgc in Vzlilutla colllc over here or
tnlcl~li their dist-llarge llcre and re-
lllnillcil on this side, asking for pas-
sagi- ll:li'h io t':lllada, wllicll, oi’ course,
calllloi Ill- i.:l'alltoll, Most of tllcso
lin-il are llllallil- lo tlllli elllpioylnellt
at all; otllcrs llavc had wol'k here bllt
lilst-<l\'el'crl tho colltlitiolls of lit`r-_ do
not suit thi-ill. il. is it-it no warning -
i-.all bn too strong ill this matter. 'l‘ile
(llil t‘olllltl'_v is sllt't`cl'illg glicvolis ln-
illistl~i;ll sit-kill-ss. " `
U. S. Grants Germany
(Special to The Guardian.)
l`tEl{lllN, July 27.~I\'t-iv ,York lill-
:lllr-.iul illti-i‘<‘st.~l llzlvl* ot`i'¢-rctl to tix-
ll-lld (ll»l'lllllll_v a <-redit of one llllll-
dri-ll million dollars for thc plll'l-llas'-
of t`otld and raw lllateriais, at-roi'llirl_i.:
to cable :lilviccs l‘t=ri-ivcil ily thc
lil-llitsll liallk ill-re today t`l'olll .\lartill
Nordegg, (ierlllan tillallrial agvllt.
Austrian Chancellor
Returlis to St. Germain
l’AltlS, .lilly 27.-lir. Karl ltclliler.
the !\ilsti‘iall t‘|lall<'cllor, and llnad ot'
rllc _/\ustl‘l:lll pi-:ll-we dcloglllioll, is rc-
turll_illg to St. tilzrlliaill i`i'olll l~`i-lilkrcll,
near tilt-_ Siviss bordl-l", wiicli- llc illls
Ill-i~ll` ill coll.~lultation with ntllvr Alls-
irltlll otlil't~l~.-l rl-gal'l1illg the .\llicli
pi-lll-.- tl»l'llls. all-I-ol-lllllg to ll dcspaltcll
t`l'olll l~`i-llll<icl'cil.
Hungary Wants I
English Teachers
l’l{.'\(.lIilC, .Illly 27.-'l‘e:ll‘ltl-is of
lilllglish art- wzlllte-ll ill i‘l'll\;l|r- allli
wallicd llailly. You call‘t get all ling-
lisll inssoil alt. any price ill l’ragilc lill-
less you \\'e~rl\, lille ot` tile lllkst. to .tiv-
l-iilo _roll \\'.llltcd to lcalrn Ellglish .lllil
signed up aliinlrl ol' tilllc. A \\‘llvl» oi
li\arrling ldllglisll has _-lim-pt ov:-r till-
l'oiilltl'_v i'oi' lcarllillg lllc lijllgll:-ll lull-
gli-llgv. `
Ex-President Taft _
Would Exclude Canada
From League of Nations
t)'l"l`A\Vf\, .lilly 2tl~l‘rl~sidclit 'l`;iii_'s
sliggcstoil iilodiiiratitllls ill tile l.eagli<~
oi` Nalinlls--llioliilicatlolls wllirll would
exclude (‘an:ld:l allli tlln otllnl' _llritisll
domilliolls frolll thc Leagllc t‘oum-il
-to lnect olljectioils clit-rllilltclwlll ill
the Iillitcrl States Sl-llatc, today
llroligllt thc following statelllent frolll
iloll. (`. J. Iiollerty, I\'lllli,4lr>l‘-of Jits-
ticc. and one of the (`allalliall signal-
orics of the il'cllt_v:
“A l'l-siwvzltloli, sur-ll as .\ll'_ Tait' is
stair-.ll to have silL:gi~si<»il in `rl~garll ll.
thc l'cprc.~=i-rllzliioll ot' tilt- lioillillioll.-
on tilt- t‘oilllcil ot' the lmrlgilc ot' .\':l
tions, wulllll illvolvu tllc rllotlilirlltiilll
of the g:l\'i>l‘llllli~lil 'llporl ll llliltiwi
wllicli tornls ll lilo.-'t lllutl»l‘l;ll r-olllll
lioll ot' tllc :lssi\lit llli‘i'ct0 of tilt' llo
rllillioll.\',`nll<i t‘nrllldli ill pal-lil-|ll:ll'.
“\\.'llai_ .\lr. 'l`at`i is snlrr lo silizlrths
wolllll :lllsoliitoly i\x< llillc (‘all;ldll troll
ilis'tlllt'il\'c l'i-pl‘i‘.\'v|lt:lii1lll llll lllr
t‘oiilli~li for :lil tilllc, sllloc thc lirii
ish l~Illlpii'i=, as :l wlioio, as ont- ot illi
prillf-ipal .\liir~ll allrl .-\ss:li-i:lti~rl l‘o\v
i-rs, is, at all tiilli~_~:, to he l't-pl‘<-scllt-
ell.
“'l`hl~ right o|` t`:lil:llla as ll lllvllliic
of tllc l.cngilc to Ili' cligiillc for l'<-pro
slilltatioll on lilo Vollilcil, ulliivl' ill
pi'ovisitllls ot' 'thc l-rlvcllalllt, was ill
sistvll ilpoll by ill-r i'cpl-list-lltlitlvcs
and that lllosc provisioll.-: r-olli'->l‘l'ill
llpoll llvl' that right was clearly llll
dcrstnoll and ililt\i|\livocall_\' l§cl-oglliz
i-il ily all l-llllcvi'lli'll.
“A r‘l-si-l'vrltioil iii et`t`c<~t. livgativiil
tlliit right \\'oiill| lllvolrl- a cllrlllgc i
lllr-_ cclltl'a<-i---allot' ill-ci~ptall<~c alll
sigllzltiiro ily all plll'tic.~l---ill regard i
point ol' vit‘\\', is ol' its cs_=<~rlt-1'. A
slicll it. is cli‘al‘l_\' iilzlillllissillli- ilili
not llislillgllisllilliiv i'l‘olll a rct`ll.-al
l':ltii'y." -
rcst‘i'v:\tions to illn pcllco tl'<‘ut_\-' all
were pl‘csl‘litr\<i to llilll ily Srrllit
Scrllitc. _
CITY OF HULL LEAVES “DRY
COLUMN
lIlTl.l... Quo., July 20.--Alter a ycl
ed to come lllldor the liecr alld will
next few lllollths will seo -tl great ae--in Sill for and 103 against. llcer an
ug; ard 3,12 p, m, Icresse in divorces."
wine.
Hundred Million Credi
I.
0
l-‘I
ll
l
o
li. lllalttcr wllirii, l`rolll till- l)olllirliolls`
s
to
\\'.\SlllN(i'l`(l.\'. filly 2tl.--l’rr\:<id-
cnt Wilsoll t_od:l_v prilrlllscd to give
earnest l-ollsiiliwtllioll to tivo pl'opll.~ii-ll
ii
Lcagilc of Nations covellaill whit-ll
or
Spcllr-i-l', ltopillllicllll. l\li.-sollri. 'l`llc
Solicitor told tho l'l'csidi\nl. the rosrv-
utloils wollld have to ho agl-ul-rl upon
if thc treaty was to be raltitlcll by tllc
l
ill the "dry’ volllillrl tllrongll ll local
ill seven cases out of ten provcll i`all- option vote., tho (`it'_.' oi llull has vot-
nrcsl. Tile young brides were afraid of
rcgillstiollr-l of the province of Qilcllcc.
The voting, which begun oil l\londay
and end:-rl 'I‘ililrsday night, rcsultcll
Conditions in Alsace
Very Unsettlet
(Special to The Guardian.)
lll<Iiti.|.\’, July 27.--i'oiltlit.iolls in
Sli-.l.~'lloill'g, capital nt' Alsar-e, are ro.
port'-ii ill arlvii-cs l'cr'l-ivcd here.
rlaill.-,llill:ll~v rolltilrts in-tive-cn the
l"l"clll-ll llliiitary and civilizllls are ul-
liglglill tu hart- (lt'l'lll'l'etl.
U.S. Ambassadorship
' . ls Too Expensive
(Special to the Guardian.)
i.().\‘l)(l.\i, .lilly 27.-.Vlost British
stzltoslllvll who llavo llcvn asked by
l’l'<-lllii-l' l.loytl (Icorgc to nlrcs-pt, the
post, ot' Allllnlssallol' to thc United
Stats-s have rct`usctl, not bocallse they
tio not \\':lllt it, llllt lim-:lllse they can-
llol. :ltl`ol'il tllc cost, szlysl tho I)aiiy
l<}xrll'i=ss. \\'.'lslliilgioll is cxpoil:-live.
Til" 1\lllil1\*f`i"i‘li"H \\'ii`ii. who hoped to
Lic! tlli‘ollt‘.’ll on 34,000 or 10.000 pounds
li yr-lil' wtlllld sollll iiuil Ilci'scil’ lllis-
iakoil. ’l'llc l~.‘xprcss':ltlds: "‘Evell'
Lord ltmidillg, who is a 1'-ich man,
t`oiiild it vcry cxpellflivc.”
Sir Robert Borden
Arrives in Montreal
)lt).\"l‘lti').-\l.. Que., July 27.-Sir
liolli-rt lit.l'dl-ll ilrrived ill l\llolltl'e:\l this
V, mol'lil`llg on lloarii tllc llarlllll' Colnlllin-
`_-liolll-l"i-' tug Sli' ilugh Allan. He has
ill-vii vis-ltillg l.owcr St. l.aivl'ellce
poillts.
Japan Suggests For
Return of Shantung
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'l‘Ol\'l(). July 27.-Kcllliiclli Yoslliz-
'l\ra, t`ol‘lllcr colillcillor ol' thc Japanese
I-i'if.'atioll oi' i’r»ltiilg li»t`t, lit-re for the
Sllillltullg pclliilslila to uollllllct a spec-
ial iilirstigatioli oi' colldltiolls ther;
pl‘cpzll'atol~y to rlcgutiutions with Chinn.
for thc return ot' its sovereignty of
till- tr~l'rllor‘(» colltrolli-fl ll_\' Japan. Un-
ler thc Gerlllilli riellrf terms the re-
‘uril of tllo sort-riguit',' is to be lil.ld:~
liter l‘iltit`ir:liioll oi' till- peace treaty
ily the |ll~iv_v i-onllcil wilich olllicinls
aid ini-_v l-xiii-l-li-ll would tclkeplace
‘ii'|'lll'o Sl-ptr-llllwl' Zlfltll.
.l:lp:llll-so olllvllll:-l siliil .l:lp.lll is really
‘o lllallc all i-lltcrpl'iscs in thc Shan-
.llllg lllr-lliliiilg l'uill'olllis and lllillcs,
oillt llrllli-l‘tllllillg with the- (`lliil[.g,._
lapllll. it is illlilt~l'stood, is llaving diill-
‘illI_\' ill iilillivillg (‘hilla to discuss
ill- Sllzlllliillg ililnsr|(m_ |.~,,i]m-Q of tp..
`llii\i'-'\‘ di-li~g'at.ioil at l’:lrls, it is sairI_
'll sian till- |\l~;ll'c tri-aty is proving to
Wt- :l .<cr\'ll-.~ of L-lllillilulsslllellt.
i ’“'“"*'~-°“ _ N
More Men Home I I
.= From Overseas
_...___
liurlng I-`l~illlly alid Saturday night
ll iilllllllor of ull-rl irolll overseas ar-
rlvvil llolllc. Tlllisi- who ;||>l~ivori on
l"l'itln_v callin via illllifilx by the S. S.
llngilla, null those who carrie Satur-
lilli' liiirlit. calllc via l'ortlnlid, liiainl-,
ily' till- S. S. l<I.~'sci|i\illo. Aillorlg those
I who clllllt' ill thc ilrst group were the
fnllowilig:
.\. i-Z. t’-nl'~alrl, \\'insloo_ ,
\\'. .i. Marti-ll, (ll\nl°geto\vn. "'
.-\. .\ll~llollalii. (llcll \\'illialll.
t)ii\'<‘r (il‘i~gory, t`ll:ll°lolteto\vll.
\\'illizlnl i‘llais.~ion, Ulliarlottetown.
lioillilr. tlilcllolluld, St. Margnret‘s.
Aliltillli those who arrived Sllturtlall’
night wt-i~c:-
J. t‘alllplwl|, Kinross.
Ilarr_v lllorgarl. Cilarlcttetown,
linvid Mcliolluid, O'Lellry.
.iollll .iohnston, Freetowu.
l’tc_ lleirl. tfllarlotietowll.
Pie. Johnston, lifrcetown is an* or-'
iginal 105th lniln. llc was wounded at
Ar'ra.~i.
lldr. Mc(‘ornlack was a member gf
No. ‘.!. Sicgn Battery.
liar-ry Morgan, Cllurlottetowmwds
rt lilcmilcl' ol` lilo ltitll Bqttnion,
'Pic \\’illiaui Vhalsson, city has been
liivay since 1915. llc wears the -Mons
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