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iTTiiKEii HY SUB.
While En Route from Eng-
land to New York-
(Special to the Guardian.)
NEW YORK, Aug. 20.-The oillcers
and crewof the Norwegiali steamer
Clipto, wlllch reached here to-day froln
liurdiff, said the vessel was fired upon
wlthoilt warning by it German sull-
mariiie on August 12tll ill the English
i‘lianllel. Two sllots were fired. 'l‘ile
Norwegian flag was the-n displayed aild
the submarine disappeared. The tfapto
was it freighter and carried no pas-
sellgers.
GERMAN CONSUL LEADS CROWD
IN RIOT.
LONDON, Ang. 28.-A despntt-.ll to‘
Reuter‘s Telegram tlompany l'rom
Petrograd says:
"A telegram received here from
’l`eheran, Persia, reports that the Rus-
sian and British <‘onsnls and their
mtlitar escort have been llttnclrcll ht
P. E. |SiiH|]. $[ii|]|EH
1iy_ direction ot’ the Emperor of
Russia several orders of distinction
have been conferred upon Canadian
soldiers lil France for distinguished
conduct in lilo field. Among tllem is
I'l°lvale llugll Ronald Stewart, lst
Divisional Signalling Company. son of
Mr D. Ii. Stewart, Charlottetown, alld
grandsoil of the lute Robt. Bruce
Stewart, of Stralhgartney, who re-
ceives the Military Order of St George,
which was founded by the Empress
Catherine ill 1769 for military service
oil land alld sea. The badge is a white
cross with gold border and a red
centre medallion, on wliicll is the
figure of St George slaying the dragon.
'ills rll>l>0u is urauco with throo hlhoh
stripes.
The particulars of the causes for
wllich this rlistillctioli was colll'cl'rell
have not _vel come to hand, but it may
be taken for grained that it was for
highly meritorious conduct. l'nrticu-
lars will probably be received shortly.
lll the meaiitilne the many friends of
the gallant. soldier and ills family are
to he coligratulated on the honour.
defended tilt--inselves with rifles lint
sul`l'e|'e<l some losses.
“A rnhiilet lnecling was held, with
the' result that a request was sent to
y .
Kcnghever by an armed band led iiy_
M. O. Schunemanll, the German coll-
sular agcilt at Tabriz. The Britishers
tiioronlmiliitler ol' a Persian brigade
Ol' (?0SSl1l‘.kS. who were encamped four
days’ nlarch fronl Kenghcver. to send
a detachment there immediately."
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Because of Threats by Aus-
trians and Hungarians.
(Special to The Guardian)
GRAND FORKS, N. D., Aug. 28.-
Tliree hundred and fifty armed Cana-
dian guards are patrolling the Inter-
national boundary along Northern
Minnesota alld North Dakota. as the
result of threats that attempts will be
made to destroy the Canadian grain
crop by llre. Threats _against Calla-
dian farmers aro said to have been
made principally by Austrian and
l-llnigariall laborers. Not only have
<‘anadian soldiers been stationed
along the boundary lilies, bllt the pro-
vincial elevators throughout Manitoba
sre said to be closely guarded.
TIPEHTTIHHS iT
(Special to The Guardian) '
CONSTANTINOPLE, Aug. 28.-An
official report froln the Dardanelles
front, under date August 26, was given
out llerc to-day as follows:
“Nothing has occurred except now
and then artillery and infantry fight-
ing at Anafiirta. At Seddul Bahr the
artillery of our left wing destroyed
part of the enenlyis trenches. From
nthar_pn.lnts-tbece.is uotlling--particu-
lar to report."
GIFTS FOR WOMEN
' HUNS' CHIEF LOOT.
LONDON, Ang. 28.- Tile neutral
correspondent ot' the Times wllo rc-
tnrned a short time ago from Germany
described "thc new Gernlall attitude
Toward other nations.” This attitude
is showli, he says. among other
things _by the conduct of the soldiers.
lic quoted an American whose know-
ledge of military affairs is above the
average as saying that the modern
German officer is a combination of
soldier, blackmailer and burglar.
ions activity lil connection with the
_ s1'rU§r1oN
(Special to the Guardian.)
LONDON, Aug. 29.-There are no
signs yet of any slackening of the Ger-
man pursuit of the retiring Russians.
according to an ofllclai report issued
in Berlin to-day, progress has been
made in all sectors of the eastern
battle line except that in Northern
Courland, where the armies of Grand
Duke Nicholas are offering a stubborn
and effective resistance. From the
southeast of Kovno. where the Ger-
mans clnim` to have broken the Rus-
sian resistance and must be approach-
ing Vllna, the Russians are falling
back to new positions. Speculation is
again indulged ill as to whether the
Germans intend to follow the Russians
further or prepare positions fronl
which they can hold the Muscovites,
while the Teutons attempt an offen-
` sive ill the Balkans or oil the western
lille ill France and Belgium. Military
observers are of opinion that the ques-
tion must be settled before many days,
arguing that as summer is ending any
ventures proposed for the fall must
soon commence to develop. Thus far
Great offensive in the west and the
threatened Austrian attack against
Serbia has consisted mainly ot' lollg
THE ililii]iNiilES   
Artillery has been the chief mode
of warfare on the western line, most
of the activity being displayed here by
guns of the Allies, which have been
shelling virtually the entire German
line. In addition the Allies have been
using their aircraft ln large squadrons
to liombard German barracks and
positions. It is being vaguely hinted
here that mid-October has been chosen
as the time for the long postponed big
push of the Allies, but the poillt at
‘ which l.l'l`€ 'l1`lft'B.`¢!1{ 'is' to` l.i§'ifé"p'lli`Ce’f§`lT6£'
mentioned. The general public does
not .expect a strong ‘offensive move-
ment as yet, but in some circles there
would be no surprise should General
Joffre, the French Commander-ilh
Chief. find it possible to attempt some
kind of forward movement before mid-
October. There has been more heavy
lighting on Gallipoli Peninsula, ac-
cording to a Turkish official report.
This report claims that the Allies
suffered heavily in a series of attacks
attempted by them last Friday.
Nellllel' Pilrls nor Londoll War Offices
have made any mention of these eli-
gagemellts.
the Germans made no move toward ai
THHIVES |_ll_iiEW YUHK
Brought by Warship to Hali-
fax, Thence in Steel Cars.
(Special to the Guardian.)
NEW YORK, Aug. 29.-Nearly
$20,000,000 in gold and securities
worth about $25,000,000, the second
largest shipment sent from London
to strengthen British credit in this
coulltry, arrived hers early to-day by
s. special train of steel cars, guarded
by thirty-eight armed men. The ship-
ment came direct by rail from Halifax.
to which port it was conveyed by a
British warship, conveyed by smaller
craft. tin the way to New York the
train was preceedcd by a pilot engine
car. 'l‘lle gold and securities were
consigned to J. P. Morgan Company
for account of the British Government.
iliiiilit HEPTIHT
(Special to The Guardian)
PETROGRAD, Aug. 29.-(Oilicial)
-ln the Riga region there is no
change. In the direction of Fredericll-
stadt stubborn fighting continues, the
enemy attempting to break tllrougll
to the railway froln Kreuzburg to
Mitau, in the direction of Vilna, oil
the right bank of Vilya. also between
Vilia__and Ni_el1en.____Qn_'l`hursdaY lllld
Friday the German 6`6ellsl`v`éTW'as
checked by counter-attacks at Middle
Niemen and also oil the front between
Bohr and Pripet. Yesterday our re-
treat contiilued with rear guard fight-
ing, tlle offensive being concentrated
in thc direction of Bialystok along the
Western border of Beloveskaja Pusz-
ka, also toward Kobrin. On the right
bank of the Bug Thursday the ellelny
started an offensive movement from
Vladimir Volynakyi toward Trochiii.
Lekachi and Poritsk. On the Upper
Bug river, Zlotta Lippa and Dniester
Friday night aild to-day the enemy at-
tempted to attack many sectors. es-
pecially ln the region North of Iirze-
sany. also West of Podgetnrirza,
The writer adds: _ _
"What would be thougllt of officers yhege fhglgttzt- ili footing on tht “ft
of ally other army who entered priv- mn 0 0 'L mm'
ate houses and stole first of all fem.    '_“*'_`;l
iillile underwear? Yet there is hardly T P
an ofllcer’s faintly in Germany whose
wolllcn today are not proud to relate `
that ‘Cousin Fritz' or Uncle Heinrich'
sent them a gift of lingerie." '
Tile writer admits that a minority . t
of the officers of the older school dis-  -_ .
approve of this practice. and as far }|ALlFAX_ A“g_ 2g__A mme, sen.
;§_D0SSlll|€.DF;1Vkll;l ltiflllll Dlllllllil their ____ sational arrest was made by the police
mi" "a es 0" 0° ‘mi to-dav at the instance of militiamoh
Willie the correspondent found that A1(1é§~'T.)e[?1g_L_T(/(I), tR(elg<_3l;»T)rj:»(';1(',)rd ww in charge of the guard room at Artil-
it was colnparatively easy to get‘in received here t0_(my`fmn{ Berlin H121( lery Park. A heavily built woman,
lmlffll Wllll U16 lllllllllfy Hfflllrs. 8llY' llencral Von llesslcr conqueror of dressed to represellt 8' ““"5e' was “°`
thing to do with the navy was care- Antwerp and Novo dem-gievsk has liced loitering about the park by those
fully concealed. It is impossible. he been appointed Governor-Gen@,:n] of on duty and when ordered to leave the
says, for a neutral to enter Kiel or the emu-e occupied Russmn terrnory place refused to do so. Further in-
Wmmm'-'5h“Ve"~ H9 heard Of Dl`0dlg- ` yestigation revealed the fact that the
woman was a. German and it is now
HBVY. Tlllt it WHS llllDOSSibl0 to ascer- believed that she is a spy. It is said
ml" Ulf! llP\Ull‘8 Ol' this llotlvlty. He that her husband is held as a German
confirms previous reports that sub-   P|E|I| _prisoner at the Citadel and she had
marine achievements have disappoint- _planned to win his freedom.
‘ld Ulf? DllbllC. lllld SHYS T19 Tleord Wills- l , She was brought to the police sta-
pers that it was difficult to get men to .   ,tion in all auto and detained for fur-
serve o
HON. JOHN McLEAN. U the Bubmllfllleil- ,ther investigation. She refused to
_i______l V On the other hand, he found tho ‘make an explanation and is inclined
public pleased with the work of the ,to be very obstinate. She will not
Who wap Mainly instrumental in Securing the improved Telegraphic Zeppolins,whlch they say have great- A W0" attended meeting °f me ,talk and puts allytiilllg slle wants to
and Telephonlc Service for the Province. ly improved in speed, method of rising Prime Edward Isllmd FT(-“`“T A9S°?Ta‘ say ill writing.
and in general effectiveness.
tion was held ill Dr. Pethick‘s office.
_-.-.-.-.-_-_-_-,~.-_-,-_-1-_-.-»-.-v----ff-----f-2----‘----¢>-=-----------A-------'-----‘---=--'-‘-'-=--'-'-'-== Charlottetown, on Saturday evening.
Minn-ow Lihlmoht cumpiphtherinlssnsin nEAnv1'osAcnir=icE ron Tm’ A“§?°T‘*“°“ ““““‘m°“°'y "°°°“ WHEN BURNING WALL FELL.
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THE ALLIES to give 25.00 to the Red Cross fund
' P. E. ISLANDER MEETS and 25 00 to the Patriotic fund Earlier MONTREAL Au 28 _ Ei mem
-l oAi-lA'ronoNo mz.i tl' 'tha ln' ’ E" g
NISII. Serbia, Aug. 28.--(ionlnlelib E 1_'____ ' $'é00:)°t;e‘§_‘;“Fie]ed Ig!t‘§_;1‘::mglQl‘;: flremeiil were buried -in the debris of
CONDENSED ADS. Tn! 0" "Te Vow "E c°“nd°"°“ in uw ORON0. Me.. Aug. 25.--Rigid from bulanco fund. This makes a total of a me n the building occupied by the
g`°"“"‘"‘°“‘ "Y "‘° s""b“‘“ ““"°““‘ il il h oil oht not had $100 oo oo hlihiod li tho riorhl As ("°“““““"”' S““k S“p""' C""“’““"'
r Y ‘ ' . a e curr l . . n ' i y -
foo LAfE POR _ . H,_ t| . .np m | } 3 U. “T lg V 5 corner of Welllngtoll and Ann Streets.
1 ICATION “5"‘"‘ ’ 9 il ‘°l(_f:f1‘ln narflglo "nw passed through it, the body of Ernest soclation du.ring the past year to todaw and were an more or less in
CLASS] P 1 prava says ia g .: ' _ 1 th | f t I U _ _ _ - ~ _ -
"To realise the sacred meals or IIHIIETTIHVITIIT' ATE El;cT,HTlcp((;g.,r(;- pull- (wats ¢lTgdTTTT;TTBto become affiliated £=:_ed' TSG anon t;eriI‘;u5h;fi!'_1|j““;‘l is
-- clvmsed h“m“"“y‘ Suu further SMH' malned clinging to a pole for several with the National Sweet Pea Society “man or 0"’ Wm Bu 0 ng mm
flees must be made. These sacrifices t b to H to ledmnd fe" 0n_ of Great Britain Thu society offers llll lllillfy 10 hill Spine. and his con-
. lil h a i <1 rt ll li ll ‘“°"’°“ “ ° "" pl’ ' aitloh oi tho Royal viotoi-la Hospital
ONE CENT Der word each EM" Hire AlTiEiT,r§iTid <ETilH;lcq1Tgrli)t,T;' boy Seyi'l?iu. to the wires bemw' and thence mf Ti fgegugegngegigggg ggoggmpegtégf to-night was regarded as critical. The
tion for advertising in this co uma. t _ street twenty feet beneath, in a a a accident to the momen uccurred just
Cash must accompany orders. Mini A _Q0 Mggdent that occurred at 0;-Ono into bers of Floral Societies that become bout B th n b h
W] it 1 ht b kl _ a s e snles were roug t
mum chll‘8‘l. '-W9“ty‘nY§__c.'.mi5;_-- Se,-b1:,e_ng|-wc; anzouygoumanli T108 5,35-1. Tuesday* I h R bt :‘§,léi';"fe(&,a`lYli§:si{(`inIg5 ‘:gdi23_';reytmr3, under control. They were buried ullder
c°MP°3|T°R wANTED'°"°B AND lice previous gains so that they may EN§_;'tC0|rmier  Cqinpagy W T nd Hefi those who are growing flowers is sent “ Tm” °f l"'T°kB “"5 timbers Tmm Ulf’
NT- °°mP°'“°r wanted; steady ‘Hob achieve in the lnain their national ' “ nh mon' 1° ne oss' l M i to members of than socleties rear wall of the building. which fell
and §°°d Wages' Apply Guardian ideals by the extensive compensation me other ‘hmmm further up E n A hearty vote of thanks was"tende,._ out. and were all rlislled to hospitals
Oflice 2401-8-4MEtf. k, tl m . 1 it | h “T"f"3l~ "ml mme 0" ‘mwn to put T" The loss oil the buildings and contents
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W”ATrf CE-HOUSE FOR :gk Eng lgreglglltreliiidvea sllHJv\(lTTln(g oi' ';‘h§u‘_tef_(;;'(;`eg:_\;go?’;`al:sp°'vl§ 1% $33302( §,?,._t°J2::el§o»¥~ai,_ r_|,._ oft :fits guy £31' is estimated at nearly $50,000.
small family. centrally l°°=l°'1- Al’ incompetence not to agree to such Mr. w. s. stair or Kohtvlllo, Nova
1590 H_2}M“ Bll0l‘lllC€S-" 3:; l;,‘T:KcT|,,mg]e£ce“p ,£25 p,;)£o::|‘g,gm;g Scotia, for their services and assist-
V ' BIICS ill Ulllklllg The FTOWOI' STIOW 8 GERMANS FEAR WOUNDED MAy
_ ply at this otllce. ___ - - -
fo`T'"'T|iKsos oousfs |=noN'r
ET M . H t hi ' l . ll d t
bedroom. pleawltli' fllnlmled l" “ PRIEST SH°°TS BTSHOP WH° floiioohill cv1h';Ti°ntlTesl?o.roHd;Hitsiiffurioif °“°°°"- The exhibit* °f Ml- Tall 'mg Rennes ssnvics.
central location.Prlvate familY. AP- REFUSES HIM AN APPOINTMENT. ML Cormier was from p_ E_ Is1md_ Mr. Trlvett were well arrange an - _,___
ply at Guardian. 2553-8-17Mtf.
no who 5 fool iz hiohos toll weighed “ded ¥’°“"Y ‘° ‘}‘° “““‘°“"°“°“ norri-JRDAM. hog. 2s.-it lo stored
WANTED-TEN l’A'*‘3'°'-"N',f, 5"; wiNoN1\. Mlhh., Aug. 2s.-night 160 ivolmds- had bllle eyelfaud dork §,§c§T,‘fl0?,h°:vv;'s1lHHa2H;H1kTo°EhHih‘ThdE:o "“" “{’s§""§h ’“§°}'f"‘°“"{T‘ “ 2°?
t I1, Urn] 1 h 1 ' d  h t Comm one ran now a Uwe 0
lYglTsoBl:\(:T;.m§TlT>lYoJH,a&(;l1i0y Wed- §fv.ei‘|;'o_;“'I'?(f:lun Rén:\{\?)f;lé°':|'|02:,ss}:,opw;)£ Hgryiiiarg Hilda." H`;aHsTipl2g;Elnen¥lpTo;gd wr the assistance "TW “He thgzse Q leave Germany. however. grievous his
look. chin-lottotowh. 2452-1-amd. shot and mlously wounded ,mdéy by ,,, , ,,,,,,m,,,, bu, ,, ,,,,,,, ,,m,,_ ,md ,md chlrse 05 *gf Sl}°‘éa_§‘;_ tg; the- um; wounds. ir ihoro is tho slightest ohohoo
i_Q3"'”T;B TW EN RE\l_E'liE°°T-TOT'E'T. me Rev Father A_ 'L_ Leschema priest not been heard to speak of his home Brow an dm' ' t th ‘_-m er of his being able to do any sort of
» of hors an wagon 0 ga e e
and Railway, green satchel, with for whom me bishop had l‘°f\1B9d £0 °" “muy by ‘my °f me me" with hlblts° eand to all those who contrib- work' OHHTITSI plrzetext Tdvgl ficsr “Tai-lhel
sold watch ticket from Boston and Drocum an ,,m,,,m¢men(_ The |,|,h,,p whom he worked. “ted flowers fm. dec0mm,n_ may D Y 2 emp i' c e cn
sum of money. Finder please leave who shot once through the right lung -”i*_l some discussion took place with “me” °' "“'“'"“ “ew mm'
"at this oliice. Reward. aild once lil the hip. Physicians said AUSTRTANS WRECK "MOVTE" regard to the varieties of Sweet Peas, fergt' B°“'i1d' °f "ae R°ya‘ Fuslllerr'
TO.LET-A FLAT FURNISHED OR he would recover unless complications SHOWTNG which should he selected for compet- “ 0 “B “ 5 'mere sh°“me"' “nd B
unfurnlshed containing two rooms set lil. Father Lesches was arrested. THE T-U3|TAN|A F||-M3- s left in th hands of a °T’“°‘"'°ly ‘“°“p“°"“"°d f°" mrthe
15 x 18, 16 x 18, kitchen, pantry and
hath; also stable and garden. Best
residential part of city. ADDI? DY
letter to B. M., care of Ouardlgiysz
ltlon. This wa e - _ ~ ~ _
Bishop lleffron was sitting ln his --- committee consisting of M|._J_ A_ mark millttariy service. left Germany with, The tide will hi. high this alnrliooil
library when Father Lesches enteredl TIENTSIN' August 27""A“ mcldelll Mr. I. Carter, Mr. S. Trlvett, Mrs. J. yemzlays 5?' 5" t H H G b H h mmorrow “mmm ut ., 0,,
and tired twice at him with a revolver. WT‘l"Tl Wm l"`°bHb|Y hill"-' !0l'l°‘l5 00"' D. Stewart. Georgetown and Mrs. D. J. 31°" all/li’ 0 Oilnd su er- e l g g ~. -
The priest than returned to M' mom sequences occurred in Pekin last stewart, Lower Montague. lt was '"5" ° “er ,W ° W" 9°” "5 "0 ce
at si lvioryh college ooo loohoa him- fllslit. Twenty Austrian marines. be doolaoa to hola tho Flower show at o the Beflleanls Strive' °“ ill” 'lee'/9 “fl
W. __ _ ii _____,_.___._£ _ d longing to legatlon guards. ent d L d h th the sergeant was immediately take
“gl tts. ltli'H1 iTiL°PE:El` TTTHT-Taos T>;“uhEhorllIrT,, ‘H-Ti;  ogoggtrifiigz Bflllllh-Owlled Cinema theatre? IH T>TET;luTad;eHTfTs Hlelheagvedlnsggteag °'f "ie "M" “ml “el” "Mkt “W '“°°
n e w a e
em, n fm t ‘3 er 1000- at the point or n revolve(-_ Fame, which Lusltonla films were being of tho afternoon. In tho lawn wmpo. given being that lf he returned to Eng-
5 er °n 5! or In 0 fp 5090 Lest-hes had been spending the msg shown. cut the screen to pieces. broke titions, second and third prlgeg will lnnd he might instruct recruits.
8 .00 f0l' 2 00; S 2.0 Ol' i 7 ' . - ' Cor _ Cowan w g (re g l hr-`Allg. 24th nt 5.40 . lil.
_ 820 for $10.00. GUARDIAN OF- ?V“°:‘ “trgi 1:33 sse(53T1,G:£;'nd£ocaT:?. T‘E;tl“T‘lT9,<Te°(fT'u:lll|;t(TlITlT1.r0’i`ITl1eaggixgzgigz tv)v(Til:H°lHg:2 T>';eHld‘HitT“T¢'TnTi‘Tyu;TveiHuT;);‘v same LT'/ay. This ntiw rulealo Titalledtio The last quhrlvrpnf th.. moon will bo
,Flch 3303°11‘31M¢"- r;f;;¢q“`:h|ch° Bmfop nemo" hgla ,.e_ iles arrived foo late to assist the pro- Mr. W. S. Douson and Mr. W. A. bs the reason for holllirls blllk the 0" ‘V°‘T""“‘T“Y- 3"l“~ Till ‘ll 1057 “-
" fused to glvo him. rather Loooiiao |, nrlelor. who has applied to tho British siowort. Pfllrl' “Hull f lll l l l
to years. or ri-onoh hh-th. ond camo to ‘°5°°‘°“ f°l‘ ln °l'fl°l' iv secure re- W°“““°‘l ‘"l° We” "'°"°'l T" "°"““
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THHM PETHHEHTH
FIREMEN BURIED TN THE DEBRIS
gr er o e as pary of,\l\-
5 The length of today will be thirteen
GEHMHH PHSITIHHS
(Special to the Guardian.)
PARIS, Aug. 29.-Another raid by
French aeroplunes oil the military
establishments of the Gerlnalls is an-
nounced by llle Wal' Oflille. 'i`ht‘
barracks and railway stations in
Ardennes and Argonne were attacked.
Violent German attacks lloar Iiinril-
Therese and west ot’ the Forest of
Malincourt were repulsed.
iTiliiNS PHEPAHE HTH
EHVELHPIHE MHVEMENT
it
(Special to The Guardian)
‘ ROME, Ang. 28.-The ltn.ian l`l'<illt
` has been dividcll by (ii-llr-ral (‘adorno.
Commnlldor~in-(illief, into two wide
sections, cacli colltsilling a vast 1-ll-
veloplng movement. 'l`i-testo is the
objective ill one case, anti Tri-nl the
other. Action is tlovolopilig in f°nl'l|
theatre in act-orilalico with pl‘i»<l<~.i<-r-
milled plans. Reports ilolli the l‘i'ollt
state that constant proi;rl-ss is in-tllu
nlado, allllolluil i|lovi\lili»lli.-. are slow,
General (‘ndoi‘iia has pivcn illslrlil-»
tions that as little illlillngc as ptr-'sible
HEAVY HBHTING
IH WESTEHH THEATHE
' fir" _- 7llN"IllHTi
Hand to Hand ln Trenche
Allies Hold Their Own.
 *‘-5.53!
(Special to The Guardian)
l’.\lilS, Ang, 29, l()llt<.-lull# Olll'
:lrliill-r_\' 1-olltinlii-il iiurillg llic nigilt.
its a<'tivil_\' agniiisl tho positions of
lilo viii-lily. l`nI\iioi|allilll1 was espe-
cinily llllivi-. in lilo sc(-.lor of Ahlain,
region ol' liiiye. Nortll of Aislle and in
till: vicinity oi' t‘r;loiiin-, iicrry All line.
as \\'<-ll :is lil-lwccli Aisne and Ar-
goiiliv. 'l`in-rc was violent lialnil to
liand lialllini.: :ll Marie 'i`li<-rosie, West
ol' till- l`ol'l-.sl ol’ !\l:ili|lr~o\lrt. l`or pos-
svssiiili of 1-xl-avaliolls lnlldv by lnilles.
wi- rf-iilllilll-il ill poser-ssloll ol' these
po.~'itioll.-l. \\'o slil»_l<~r~lt-d lo ll heavy
liolliiiariilllelll. the trollc-iles; of llrollps
ol' til-rnlzln pionoel's nvol' the whole
lillo nlnni; the l.or‘raillu l`l'ol|tier, tire-
llu-(-i~_\~, l-It-zalllgo, tlninlrr-xml. lilnlbcr-
nli-ni|.` ’l`iii-rv was lif-a\'_\' lighting with
liriilllis :intl llnllll _l;l't‘|i:lilf~s ill lilo re-
gion ol' All-lz<-rail. Our :ll-roplllnes
last night liliilllilllwltul tile railway stu-
lion unit il:tl'l';ll-its of the vllonly at
Grand l’i-i- t.\l'<li-lilies), as well as thc
bc illflictcli upon towns ill the plltll of
Italian armies.
iiarravks of Mollcllclnin, liancon, in
Argonne. _
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HON. JOHN /..
Fund.
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WELSH MINERS ARE STRIKING |
AGAIN.
LONDON. Ang. LES,--Till- Mille
Owners Fcllcralioil sent :Ill urgent ro-
lluest to the Welsh strikers to rt-lllrn _
to wol'k at once. The ext‘l‘lltivc roun-
cil of the miners orgaliisatilin adoptcli _
a resolution to-day 1-oildcillllilig thc'
new strike as ullautlloriseil and llrgillu'
the men to remain at work peiiiling
further negotiations.
A deputution representing the roun-
cil is on its way to l.ondon in nn
attempt. to overcome lilr Rull<~ilnnil`s
objection to re-opening the matter.
l'IlE WEATHER,
TIDE, MOON, ETC.
L (Special to The Guardian)
TORONTO. August 30.-l\lal'ltinie:
- Fresh, strong winds. mostly North-
east and East; showers.
THE WEATHER¢-Yestertluy was
cloudy during thc morning, with show-
ers during the uflerilooll.
Tile highest lcnipornlllrn ri\col‘llr<l
yesterday was 64 deg. nliovc zero. /\f.
9 o'clock yesterday morning ll regis-
tered 62 deg. above; ill. 9 last night
56 deg. above. The coldest thc pro-
r vious‘ night was 52 deg. above zero.
at 2.28 slid tonlorraw at 3.12; ,lt will
d and Wednesday at 2.36.
(1 The sun sets this evening at 6.42
n and tomorrow at 6.40; it rises tomor-
n 'row morning at 3.19 and Wednesday
at 5.22.
` There was a new lnoon on Tuesday
TEMPERATURE, l
MACDONALD.
One of the Most Energetic Members of the Government, Whose Services
Premier Matiliesori Euloglzecl in Connection with the Field Servico
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_l‘()l\llN(i lC\'l‘lN'|`S.
.\N NOT' .\'(‘l‘I.\l l°lN'|`S.
.ll l'I|'I'l’lN(iS. ]t1'.l`(3.
ONE CENT per word each inser-
tion for nllverlisilig in this column.
t'ash must at-coniprlily orders. Mini-
lnnln chzlrgos, twenty-five cents.
**t`nnvas strctcliers, 7f»c each. Agri-
cultural llnll . 2273-7-27Mtf.
”*l(c\'. ll. ll. lit-ll \\‘ill prvacll in
illllilel' liirer llnll on 'l`llosllu_\' everl-
ilig nt 7.220. .-\li uri- irclroliic. 2750
'»""PlANO CLASS.- llliss Etllvi Nor-
ton \\'ill ri-:<ll|ilv hill' rl-glilar l’l:ll\o
t-lass work, Sept Tth. 12744-Iltl-lililipll.
"irc (`i‘l‘nln l-`csli\'al uf llilliolt llnll
l-`:lir\'il-w. \V<~illii~sd:ly cvollillg, Sept.
lst. ill aid of Red Gross l~`llnd.
2731-S-28M2lpd.
**.\n irc (`l'i‘:iin Snr-Tal will hc hold
lil llowl-‘s lizlil, liraeklcy l’oinf on
’l‘ll/.'stln_v cvrlllilg August :list in sid
ol` lied (‘ross. 2751-li-30m2i
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**t'orn\\'i|ll l-`arnicrs lnslitulc will
hold their annllunl pit~nIr~ at the Ex-
pcrilnimtnl l~'arni. Tuesdlly. August
Zllst. lliniier at-i~\~eil at 12.30. Mem-
bers aild their friends illvited. 2743.
**t'ornwall Fnrnlers Institute will
hold its annual pic-nic to the Experi-
mcnlal l~`nrnl oil Tuesday August 31st.
Every menlber is asked to attend. and
be present at the lfnrm by 12 o'clock.
2725-S-28-m2lpd
°°.-\ (`snadinil.a Montreal nlan,ls the
t`hnnlpion 'l`y|iewrllcr salesman of
lilo world. and he won this distinction
with the lli~n\i_nglon ire of Typewrit-
\\'rltl~rs. The I-lcnling on did it for
'hint--A Mill... rrhsor. llonrox. N.s.
2717-8-28M1l.
hours slid twenty-four minutes.
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