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aiu-ning Daily lounge 1m ' CHARLOTTLTOWN, CANADA. WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 11 1918 ease For vm- (Malin) lo aiavumur onus and U-N' In 5-N
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    sow _
UlID‘l:R BDMBI-IRDAIENT
H=is’= /*iw are Gathering. on the summit of
DM§”'“.¢’ R_ld£¢' _I_lfI\II¢ |00.000 Americans
Brlgaded with British are Ready to Co.0p¢|-.
ate in Dash for hille.
J - -1 _
{_\" (ipseial to The Guardlan)`
' PAR-I8. Sept. 10.- Premier Clem-`
enceau has been taking a_look at
Lille from the heights above Neuve
Eglise. Armentlerers is under steady
bombardment. The Gemiong have
moved their artillery to'the east sido
of the Lys and haig's men are gath-
ering nearer Dnucy at the summit of
the Messirles Ridge. lt has been stat-
ed officially that there are still be-‘
tween 90,000 and 100,000 American
troops attached to the British army
Most of them are in training in the
northern part of the British area an.-I
in the event of a dash for Lille by
WHY 0! the Anbres Ridge could speed.
Ily be brought up to front.
SECOND BRITISH ARMY ALSO
' READY Fon BATTLE
i
Clomenceau has been up to Bel-
Elum also talking to King Albert and
advises that the second ‘British army
has not been heavily engaged since
April and that the Belgians have had
no serious lighting since tile operzit-
ions of last October and September
in the flooded area along the Yser.
Will Nlll NEi'lllllAlE
_ _Bill llllflAlE PEACE
.if _ `--
' (Special to the Guardian)
’ Cl~IIOAGO,_Bept. 10.-"We will not
negotiate ter-ms or peace but will dic-
tate them the Duke of Devonshire.
Governor Generabof Canada declared
in a speech at a banquet given in
his honor tonight. _
.l f------l-i-
 _'Sill
_ _ l SAIEURS EUND
l --1- _
TQ_I_l_9_l_‘{';§Q,, Sept. 10.-Wilth hund-
reds of dollars still pouring in Toron-
to has raised $541,820 for the sail
    SIR RUBERIB RUEN F
8100.000 granted oi the Ontario Gov
ernment.
Bl|Nll MAN lil -I
SUMEIHING DUINR UN
lil ’
(Special to The Guardian) oi
LONDON Sept. 10.-There may lic to
something doing soon oil the nor.h- oi an attack upon Canlbrul The Brit- thc British clruntos oi rushing t‘.rrrr impgllollol- llullllg lil., ddy on _,L
0 .
ern front The Germans begin to is
worry over the success of the Allies
in reconstituting the eastern battle
UM- They BFG lI`1’IllB I0 IINIUCB UN! night that in an advance over a four lln0_ _
BOIBIIBVIRI 10 0119050 Vl80I‘0\1sly tire mile front yesterday progress had 09060-2-siwrbfo-b»OOO0a~0 4 AME, |CAN3 30Ml3A;§D|NG GER.
'dvimw 0|' the Alllvd WOODS but been made ln the eastern portion of 3 f Mr/TN pQN-|-OQNS ON NSNE
avrincourt Wood. that New Zoe-   i
“dem And EHEIIBII U`00P5 in U10 . -. On the Alsne i‘r'ont where the Arn-
willing enough to quarrel with the region between ill? W00d “Hd P011' ggg_g*ggg¢¢ggq.§¢§§4‘» erlcans app.rlrr to he inassing their
hough Soivets, judging by the arrest H
f British .subjects in Moscow, ure la
cntente powers they lack authority to le
raise and means to pay an army. all-all gl", lllgll ground lncludlng the FOR SALE, P. W. COLLEGE we gun me on both sides has greatly
_ ._________ woodof Gouzeaceurt. They have thus P001” IH H0011 C0“f1iU°"» HDPIY I0 increased in v0lllm.,_ The Ame,-lczlm
- W0¥l MCI! their Old ll03lliI0“5 Wei" 185 King, St' 1348'9'11 M 11 are directing special attention to ilrc
'looking the village of Gouzecourt. _`"i*i'-“i”-“i” (low-ll.-iioll of lilo Gel-mal, pontoon.,
OTTAWIA. Sept 10-In opening;
Al.L|EsAilE sliu Anvllicirio 
Another Section of Havrincourt Wood has been Captured by Sirl
New Zealand troops spent yesterday LONIDON, Sept. 10.-Sunday and ln the attack upon St. Quéntlnl
in an assault upon the high ground Monday are noted ln Sir Douglas British and French troops are co-op-
on that part of the front lying to the Haig's despatcll as very rainy and crating here. The Allies are nearer
southwest oi Cambrai from which the weather may bc zl serious effect the city than in tile case of Carnlrrni.
LONDON, Sept. 10.-British and
Byng in November launched his in postponing u general advance. The British are on the western edge
m
T
region, that of llavrincourt, which take part in the battle for tlzlnrlirlli Quentin. The Freilcli zrdvanclrlg from
m
fo . . _ _ . _ _ _ _ _ ___ _ _
  nssenlbly for an assault. To the soutll l roads there will bc hard work 'lin-. ions along the line of the St. Quell ini
iS . - ' ' ‘ . _ Ti o
strip of woodland known as the wood tanks while they are lrclng put into lnmncl, am upon lllg olllqlllrlll of lllol
W . _
ON CAMBRI-ll AND ST. QUENTIN
Douglas Haig while English and New Zealand Troops Have Captured
all the High Ground Including Village of Gouzeacourt. The British
Hold Commanding Position Southwest of Cambrai, while the
Canadians' Hold a Similar Position North West, Both Ready to Swoop
Down on th_e City. Hindenburg Line is now no Obstacle to Capture
of Cambrai, '
- troller. and learning the seriousness of
1
(Bpeclil to The Guardian) WET WEATHER INTERFERES ATTACK UPON ST. QUENTIN EY
WITH TROOP MOVEMENT BRITISH AND FRENCH
assed tank attack against tile City. Tllere will be need to bring up much oi' the wood ol' llolnoll, ut a point arli-
llcre is' one extensive wood in this heavy artillery and nrnny tanks to out four miles |'oi~m the g-cull-0 of SL
ust still afford fairly good shelter und St. Quentin und while this can the direction of Ham have had to
r troops and material ill process oi' he done without troublo oil the main iight several slmiply contested it
a much smaller but considerable danger of begging lioth gulls and canal on the La l<(,l-0 soclol- l I
Gousericourt This wood ought position Another wt-ck ot dry wer town
be extremely useful ln the procc~l~'» lilcr would have improved ln.rteri.rllv Till-rc has been no developinont of
lr captured nlost of Havrincourt brai the 'rpproacll will be slower .ind 51 Qolmlll qeglol wlwm the pl-9,ll_l,|
od on Friday and Saturday. more costly* if |Scptonlbur sllollld gil lim l,.,l~,l,,l~s ol' lllf, l'(,m,,l are p,,_.;S_I
sir DOUSIHS H9-IE ¥`0P0\°¢0d l“5l[l>I`0Vf! W0! and Sl0l`YIlY- ing against tile main llilldenburg
re. a suburb of Evehy. had center- _ - artillery in ure region or Pont Arty
TI16 BTIUSII IYOODH Boulhwest 07 L(?:;rd?£lv0;_lv;NTED' APPLY  across thc llivcr by which the e:le~
I
SAVE onset
.Foil wi
I5. All Gasolene. in
Purposes.
Alter consultation with tho fuel con~
_the gasoline situation, the Speclrtl
Thrill Committee- of Canada is calling
upon automobile owners to discontin-
ue all Sunday riding for pleasure, coin-
irlenclng next Sunday, Sept 16th. in
view of the fact that every gallon oi
gasoline in sight is needed for war
purposes, and that the present excess-
ive consumption is not only further
reducing the quantitv available, bill
materially increasing tire: cost, both
to the government for war' purposes
and to private individuals for
thc-lr' irrlnlcdprle requiremetllts
it is urged and expected that evory
patriotic autoist will cheerfully and
voluntarily comply with this reason-
sible request, and so obviate the neces-
sity of enacting legislation to colnpol
eerily collrrunled in Canada every Sun- _
EDGING CLOSER T0 ST.
QUENTIN '
WITH THE BRITISH ARMY IN
FRANCE SEPT 10-British troops
like the Frenclr are edging closer to
St, Quentin an outpost was reported
established this _moming near Fres-
noyle petrtlj, _three mirlea northwest
from the Hindenburg line (Fresnoyle
rroiut is slightly more this :i miles
northwest of St. Quentin. _'
LENS STILL FULL OF GAS AND
GERMAN MACHINE GUN NESTB.
cllrtailnlent. lt is estirllated theta
$150,000 worth of gasoline is unnecea-I
____ K
Canadians on the northwest. We may
l5P¢C|3| \° Thi! Gi-lBl`¢IIi“) look for a further closing in along
o Arras Bapaunle und Bourlon
_ . _ . ' l~,
   the Central Canadlr Exhibition, Ut- Wood before ,he llmll assault upon
l ' ' ~ .
(Special to The Guardian
man to care for the blind is the plan
oi the department of soldier
re-establishment as indicated
announcement today by Sir
Lousheed, that Capt. E. A.
whose sight was destroyed by
man bullet in France three years
580. hae' been appointed to the de-
partments vocational start to care lor
blind soldiers.
Sir Charles Fitzpatrick
Administrator
Of Canada
»
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civil
in an
James
Baker.
a Ger-
_-" (spasm eo 'rho domino
)
0T'i`AWA,- Sept. 10.-Sir Charles
Fitznolrlok cirioi .nrsuoo or tho sup-
lieme Court of Canada has been
worn in_to_act as Administrator of
Canada dur-ins the absence _oi I-us mx-
CBUGIICY The Duke oi Devonshire
from the Dominion. r
Earthquake Shoclt
Registered io Ottawa
. _-,___
OTTAWIAE Beptl 10.-A severe
earthquake was registered at the Dom-
inion observatory on Saturday ni-
Iernoon. The oillclala at the obser-
"t°"¥.l'°Dort that the quake is one
°l the most l severe registered in
___ _ - __
den made a plea for economy. There
)
‘ 0TTAW|A_ Sem" 1o__A minded muse be an avoidance of waste in all th
B.
Governments. he declared. This can 0
pose by the people in their own per- C
sonal affairs. The country’s resoure
es are enormous and they must bo
conserved as far as possible for the
beneilt of the whole people.
years. The iirst preliminary tremors '
arrived at 1.23, 24 local summer
time.
s
er ilve hours the distance to origin 9
Hon. N. 
WIII Visit P. Cons’
OTTAWA-, Sept. 10.-F'oilowing_ his
address today at the United States
war exhibition, Chicago, Hon. N. W.
Rowell, president of the privy council
will proceed through Western Cim-
ada to the coast. He will speak' at
Winnipeg and a few other points
while in the west. Mr. Rowell will
tako up a few lrorth west mounted
police matters new under considerat-
ion. I-le expects to be away from Ot-
B
8
tawa. for three weeks or a month.
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CUTS.
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CANADA’S DANGER »
Canadian people have not come to despise the dollar, but dan~
serously near lt. its lowered pu rchaslng power and the ease with
wlrichit has come to many has led to a situation requlringa radical
There is at present wldes pread war prosperity. it arises large-
ly from unuslnl-conditions and it ooonot so oorroml upon to lm.
Prices iorali products are high. wages have risen in nearly all oc-
°\\Plll0Iil. and tens of thousands of new wage~earners have
l°li‘f|0_`tl¢}h¢ art of ludicrous splmdins -
_ ‘»~__\,\ ` .
viper-yi me the nn sud riray be near. but with them will som
I lleriioueperiod oi' ,readinstm eat. One way to meet it without fear
is.~_hy j___t|u-1tt_ paw. A dollar wasted is a\contrib_ution to ilnanclal
rllsum. ' if  ` ' s '
eae_oa_p_a;_a__eeeaeseeeeeesaoeeaeon
he accomplished only by tile cultivnt- un
ion of a healthy public opinion and ln
by the realization of the same pur- tr
o
H
The disturbance continued for ov- G
was vaoo kilometers on 4,550. 1°
Ill
1  ,_ _ orb" is published prominently in all
the German newspapers. It begins:
awn, this afternoon Sir Robert Bor Camhml la launclle(l_
departments of National activity by Dbuacls to the B,-lllgh advanoe as
Federal, Provincial and Municip-il B
h _
"We are engaged in a severe battle
with our enemies. If numerical sup-
riorlty alone were to guarantee vic-
tory, then Germany would long sii-ice
have lain crushed on the ground.
The enemy -knows, however, that
Germany and her allies are not to be
vanquished by arms alone.”
The procamation reads that alonl!
with ,the battle against the German
rmies. the enemy is waging WHY
alnst the German spirit. "We
8
should not treat highly this plan oi
the enemy," he says.
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TEHPEBATUR/.Es
1' IDE, MOON, BTU.
’l‘0RONTO.'S\1pt. 11-Fresh to
strong north-west wlndsL much colder.
safer of frost in some localities at
ight.
The tide will be high this afternoon
t 3.81. and to-morrow at 4.14. It will
high to-morrow morning at 2.48
nd Friday at 8.15. The sun sets this
evening st 7.38 and to-morrowat 7.30.
it
Friday at 6.54. The/ moon rises to-
rlses to-morrow morning at 6.5! and
iglrt st 10.11. _
There was a new moon on Thurs-
The iirst quarter of the moon will
on Friday. Sept. ls, at 11.02 som,
day, lept.'5. at 8.44 s. m. '
O
P . .
‘llllelsligth of to-day will he 1! hours
and 4l_ min\nes._ '
r
`.»r
steady habits, board with a privnlc
family, or would rent av furnished
roqm central location address "B"
Gua/rdia.n office. Dti'
*BOARDERS -A FEW_EOARDERS
oppiy to 44 water st lszs-s-10 lvl .l
>---i--_E-__.
*TD DAIRYMEN-SANITARY BUT-
ter paper, printed. "Fresh Dairy
*Fon sAr.E A sEl.|.__»=rANo iN Ex-
cellent condition can be seen any
~ 2180 9-4Mtf.
°Auc'r|oN. Piano. rru-rritrrro. corp
12th September Commenclngat 2
and boiler in good order and 36 inch _
Butter-35c per 100. Per post 40c._
Guardian Oilice. 0025-6-24'MEt('
Cambrai now stand in almost. as af- ' ' my troops sun South of the Alma
   vantageoug a position fm a °°'“'°"` '_*wANTED av _A GENTLEMAN l§= "‘““‘ "°“"° 1" ‘he °""f“l “E al’ a""""‘
ing attack upon the city as the l
n force. The indications are that :ru
i-ulvarlcc along lilo Alsnc hy the Airi-
oricans will not he long delayed.
RIOTS IN AUSTRIA ON DEPART-
URE OF MEN FOR FRONT
lt must be remembered that hero _cam be accommodated by applying l,0Nl)()N_ Sam 10___'l-he contlnwd
8 I‘Il¥\iiGl1blli‘i§ lille IS 110'- me will '170 Kent SL 1344.941 m 31 pdl aflvllnce of the Entcnte Allies on the
bottle front in France is making ar
fliish artillery from Mouvre and *WANTED oral. Fon GENERAL profound improsslon orr Aostrlslirrrr-
U18! DOIN-B Ill U19 H0l‘lIl Wh0I`0 UW housework apply Mrs Ceilings 55 gary, according to ll despatch from
e has already been breached are Hillsboro st D tfri lzrrriolr to uro Er-onlrri; star, 'rho foo.
il DDBIIIOH I0 01151359 the enemy ' - cnt departure of Austrian troops from
enches well to the BOIIIII Of HaVi`I1\' *FOR SALE-ONE SECOND HAND Vienna caused rlotous scones in llrc
urt. McCorlmac Binder apply .E_ B. Rodd Austrian capital. Thouslands of :in-
________..__`_.'_.... North Milton 1323-9-10 M 31 pd gary according to a. despatcll froln
-' ed the railway station protesting ir;;»
I ° __ . . .
 *T°°"LET _Two UNFURNISHED ainst the departure of the men.
‘ rooms to-let with or witllout board
CZECHO-SLOVAKS CAPTURE
TCHILA
°T° LET A °°°° STABLE AND PEKIN sept. lo.-'rclrllir the cop-
AMSTERDAM .Sept 7-_I1 lem Mm mmding suitable mr garage' Anply ital of 'l`ransha`ku and 300 nllles exist
an Hmdenburgs manifesto to the 30 Longworth Ave' 1147`8`30Mu of lrkutsk has been captured hy
ermsn people declaring that the en- _ _ _ Cm h0_S`l0‘vak forces
my in addition to' the armed offensive °WAN'l‘E1),_..AT ONCE (;ll;L,_ FOR ‘ C
PARIS SEPT 10-Latest reportr.
are to the situation at Lens, recently
reported taken by the Bnitish_ say that
the British are astrido oi’ and beyond
the 'town which is filled _with gas and
Genman machine gun-nests. _
BRITISH CAPTURED 75,000
PRIBONERS AND 750 GUNS IN
FOUR WEEKS
LONDON SEPT 10-The capture by
the British of 75,000 prisoners and 750.
guns in four week/s is anrnounced by
Field Marshal' Haig .in an order- ol
the day,
in cAsii5t]Y usr
OTTAWA. Sept. 10.-The casualty
list today contains the following:
Killed in action-C. Dolron, Bloom-
ess _   
il Petro-ses
An Appeal to Patriotic Autoists to Curtall their
Consumption of Gasolene by Diseolltinuing
all Sunday Joy Riding Beginning September
Sight is Needed' lor-War
I "(1 ' ‘T._lf: *I
day and this quantity of gasoline, as
well as the money unnecessarily ex-
pended upon it can be ssved,iy e. gen-
eral and patriotic compliance with this
request.
ln this province many hundreds of
miles in the aggrowlte are llnneceslv
ariiy travelled on Sundays and' hun-
“dreds of 'gallons of gasoline are wast-
ed, which are needed to rupply the
airplanes, the motor lorries and the
many other war machines, whose only
fuel is gasoline. Patriotism demands
that this waste be eliminated and the
appeal is confidently made to the
auwiats oi' this province, feeling as-
sured that, realising the necessity,
they will cheerfully tall in line with
their brethren in Franca and Fland-
ers, who are doing their bit in win-
ning the way, Let there be no joy-
riding. on Sundays, hereafter till the
war Il 010.
_.Ov _..»- _-¢»----...~.‘..»-»~¢»---us-_
llNlARlll PlllRlllS. a
SURPRISE BUCHES
_ -ww-.
LONDON, S‘ep't.__'1o.-on Friday on
Ontario patrol KONI! the Canal Du
Nord and on entering the Gorman
line found a whole platoon asleep. ev-
idently utterly exhausted. When
the Bocho woke they found themsel-
ves prisoners.
ciiiiiiiii_ I is _
in NNN inuiili
TORONTO, Beptr 10.--Word has
been received by the Dominion Gov-
emnlont that all wlvepr children and
other dependants of Canadian sold-
iers who are now living in Britain
will be sent to Canada as soon as
possible.
ANNOUNCEMENTS, _~ _
COMING EVENTS,
MEETINGS, ETC
"The General Annual -Meeting of
the shareholders of the Argyle Rural
Telephone Ce.. will be held in the
Court 1-louse, Bonshaw, Tuesday, Sept.
f17 th at I p.m. Allan Stewart Sec'y.
nola_ P. E. i. 1
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conducting and OGIIHIVS IW printed. general housework country girl pre- ' ‘ `” _ _ '
atter containing “most insane rum-I lapped apply 243 Gmflon sl 1324.9 ' ` ' -  'V' if T' ' ' " __
lo lvirti _ _,v - 0 .
-_-_L_ _._ if owns J"\ -I iv* L masse
%-*v---_- _ A _ _ 0
*l.oeT-PEARL HANDLED Douel.E ¢°' _ °"""‘ ""'" T . °°,,,,,__,
blade spring knife. Finder please re- 4! ' _ _|~\_ 0 can _ , ._
pol'-t to Guardian and receive reward. ° 9% ` ¢ S Glare
1329-9-lo M ai 1; gli' »_ sorts... ~-or...  oo..-.L
aemmn » L . ~ sur ts I ¢l
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housework. in family oi’ three apply I \ - ,Mm now
lvirs. n.E. coiwill. iss rriooo sr ~ ,' °1__ ='~‘--
1289-9-liner @,  v-'ww-~~ °"
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eta etc at the late Residence of Miss , ' -,-
Mey 57 Olebsr Street on Thursday l ` 
O‘olock P.M. R Belrriato auotloneer. _ 'OU _ -. .urges
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day from 8 am to 3 pm at 215 Hills-  \ Q _
noro st. rzss-9-#Milf lv* .   
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*FOR SALE A WILL FURNISHED I  . I I » _ \ W ‘
cottage with all modern ccnvenien-~_ ’ / ‘ ` V
ces. Centrally located. Write “D."` M .
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sox ns. eosrdirro oilloo. N  '  6- ` ~ I
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FOR 8Al.l A small steam engine Fra'-if-f-‘ _ *_ ,_ t _ ____
dlston rip saw nearly new at a bars- ‘ - _ WAR ’ AP _  "~"-_'_‘ Y’ ‘T _
sin also a ¢ your vidcew -elm some Aurora :room orr lilo mam mot (sy mioosiniooir-1. sermon; z. sr-ima \*Isrts%li¥_§=t. moon »
Oh Jill! ll J~ E- Flrlm Cartliltn P0 and Canadians; 4, British and Canadians; 8. French and Americans; 0. Americana; 1, shi g _ll'laaas; I
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