-45
._ .,._~.
. = '“" ‘|.<». ' f =:~»:,i'». ,. .»' .i ' ‘»c~. » , ' .
,~ -/` _
n i v W THE GUARDIAN COVERS PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND LIKE THE DEW  __ ‘ 
I'
,,»‘.l'-'f ...  -' ';.~`.'- li. ‘ ’ .'-_ 'f' ..--” ‘ "V ` .i ~
_;‘  __.;_;:j‘-;f,,,'I'_;_.l,.~;‘J_.l7,l,‘,llfi.}'§L.it'.iI. . _ » . .;,.¢    l.'.` » .__ ‘ c .i »~ . " ~ “ ..~~... -f'v.'.‘- .~~~ -= . l ‘_ ‘ » ‘ » . - i fr I » 1 , ii ~ » 1 e I ` ‘ ’ _ .u-. ,,__'. :~,.._-_ t .,. ., . '~l-ai'  1,5;-in -","-»"‘-#"'..*“
. , I , i
_l _ y ., . o. , , W
.___ _ __
Tho Pau” lo’s
» v i
” . l
. \ _
I
I
-“ I  ,»..
ISIIIIRIIITTETIJWN lilllliillllill
~. _ 9 _ p"_|_>__P_,l_" , Over 4`B_,O_°¢O Roadcns Daily, ' Rand by lvlmrybgdj
chfi-Fttotown Guardian. Thfeo Cents ' » ~ -_ _ I '- _ . ‘ f---' ' ' ' - . . =
n.....l... o.....u»_.. =......i..l uni, u.._.u.... iw, cHA1u.o'r'rE'rowN, CANADA, MoNoAY, MAY 12,1919 ‘""“"‘ °T“"°"7‘I°"" 
_ By
Mail, Canada, $3.00. for U, O, A. _ _
- -~ -~- ' ;;:u
SAD GERMAN WHINE Grnlrglnlgglggliggfgt. pil V L (;0(ipw1LL _ONLY WORKERS WILL    
“ lilioorrnicll rrliiils  ° 
President Ellert issues Proclamation Protesting Against'
Seventy of Terms ` and
` " Together to Save the Fatherland.
(Special to The Guardian.)
llll11i._l»_l__N. May I0.--The following
pi-oclaniatlon has been issued to the
German people by President Ebert.
“The first reply ot' the Allies to the
sincere desire for peace on the -part
ot’ our stitrving people was the laying
down ortho uncommonly hard ormls-
tice‘lrondltions_ The Gernian people,
having laid down its arms, honestly
observed :~li the obligations oi' tlio.
iiruiiiitlco hard as they were. Not-‘
ivlthstlluding this_ our opponents for
six mouths have continued the war
hy rneintrlinlng tho lilor.-katie. 'l‘li,~
Gerrnnn` ipmpio bore ull these -burdens
li-iiiitlni; in the promise given hy`tlie
Allles In their note ot November 5th,
that the pe.'wli.would tho .'i. pl-.lee of
riltllt on tho llalsis of l’i'e.~iillent \Vil-
ilr.n‘s fourteen points. instead ol'
tliall. the Allies have now given us
pi-:ion terms wliicli are lu eontrudic-.
tion to the promise given they ure un-
linnrublo for tile. German peoplo and
ure impractlcable oven if we .put
forth all our powers. Violence witli-
out measure would be done to the
German people from such an imposed
peiico. Fresh hatred would bebounfl
to arise -between the nations _and in
the course of history there would be
now wars. The worldvrould be oli-
lluated to bury every hope ol' it leoguei
of nations; liberation and healing ot'
th.. nntlonii and insuring peace. The'
dlsmemlberment and mangling ot thi-_
Germiin people, tho dc-lrvertng ot Cor-I
man labor ta torelizn capitalism tor.
thn _ipdignity ot' wages and slavery.
und the -peitmunelit lettering oi' tim
_voting German republic hy the En~
teute's impei-iulism is the .iliu of tbl..
peace of violence. The German pen.
»ple's government will ans-wer the
_pertoe proposal of violence with 1.
propoal of n fpeace of right on lain
basis' .ofa lasting pence of the nn-
tions. .
Asks Germans to Stand
people have been moved so deeply
testifies that the Gcrliinn government
is giving expression ro the united
will ot’ the German nation. Tho Gel'-I
mill! I-!0V0l‘I1mel1t will put forth every'
t~i.'l'ort to secure for the German peo-I
ple the some notional unity und in I
dependence find the some freedom ol'
lalhor in economical and cultural rc~.
»‘>Del-.ts which the Allies want to uivei
to all the peoples or -Eiii-ripe, unvel
Will' 0\ll' ilcople. Our nation must
save itself by its own notion in View
ot’ Llil.-. drinker ol' .iestnil-tion. Thi.
Gerniziu nation :ind the govorlimenl
which it clloost-it must stliud Ivy each
other lriillwing no parties, Let Cer
many unite in ri single 'will to pre-
serve German nationality :lull liber-
ties. Every tlioilglit. and the r-ntlrl-.
will tit" llie nritionoillqht now in ,lit-
lurni-.il to labor for thu preservation
and 'reconstzructlon ut' our Filttllelf-
land. The lrovernment iippeals to ull
Gerlnnrin in this ilurd hour to preservi-
with it mutual trust in the putlis oi'
unity and in the belief in the tri-
umph and reason of right."
Thr- proclamation which was issued
by the imperial pi-esidont' :intl the
iuipei-irli goveriiiiimit berirs the slniiil
luro ot l’i'eilident Ebert. ' ` _
Germany Will Present a Note.
PARIS, May 10.-The Germnn col.-
inlit council has decided upon tlifi
v.'nrdlng_ of n noln that Gormtiny will
present. williout. delay to the Allies.
ueeoivling to :i Ziirlch despatch. Thi-  ' ' 
note, lt is fuldml, may he mndn piili    
Ile lliliay. I _ __  _ ___ __ _l
DI BLIN, .\i.1y lil. -Tue iiiilit.ii_\ or l
Austrian Delegates to Arrive Wcol
t1csday_ ,
PARIS. .Way lf).-~'I`lie Au&riliii
peiilce lleleii'rltf`-s will leave Vienna oii
“0,,,l.,}. .md ,.,.,,,_h pmis probably ml tho _~iiipprc».=l_=:lon oi the irish i*:1rliil-
l\’e<lnos<i:.';i. lilo French tnreiiln o1'L"‘°“t- `wh°”° °""“I0""‘ “"3 "W1 m"’r""
The fact that all of the Germnii lice will-i iillviscd today.
Pilot illrliiv ill llillii  
i
Made between 27 Allied and Associate nations and Gor- l
many. ` Armistice, Nov. 11.
, January 18. '
THE TERMS
TERHITORIAL.
Alsacc~l.orralne given back
' Snr Basin lnternationalixed temporarily. Pieblscito to
be rigid it and of is yeah.
' ‘O.l|\`ilg a' free port. A strip
to ee lntél-noil¢n..ll¢¢d_
'Walloon speaking proviflccs to be given to Belgium.
Port of uPP¢" 5||¢¢|`¥. W9" P"""I° "ld P°“"‘ *° I” Inilieriron l-‘oofliitiiiis Conimisiilon of
given to Poland. “
Germany abandons all territorial claims outlaide of I
Europo._
Peace deliberations began
' I
to France.
between Danzig and Poland I
I
Qlrmany recognizes the Independence of Gorman-Aum 5
trla, Czocho$Iovnkla and Poland. I
-Pioblocltes to be taken In Sc'nleswlg_ the Bavarian Pai-
atlnate .and East Prussia.
._ _.Germany abandons to the Allies :ill rights to ner over- i
sean pooaeoslon.
Germany abandons privlleg
coco, slum. China and Liberia.
MILITARY. ` `
Germany allowed an army
4,ooo_ officer.. _ owu»nuw  l
,_ Noconlcrlptlon ln future in Germany. _
, . .All yforto within thirty miles cast of the Rhine to be _JNO_. ALFRED MACDONALD. PROV-
r.u,;d_- -  ' ‘ irlelol land surveyor. llormnnvllle.
fflmport and export of munitions prohibited; production
limited. -
._ _ n`|||¢d occupation to continue for the present being re-
_guug ,wry ¢h",,y¢¢|-g, lf Germany fulfills her obligations.
- Gorman Groot Headquarters staff abandoned and mili-
tary organization curtailed.
NAVAL. . -
Gorman fleet to be reduced to B bottlcohlpu, 6 iight
crulun and 12 torpedo boots.
. Ng mon Gorman submariner. -
'Perlohnol of Gorman fleet reduced to 15.00° "I0"-
- . No forte to be built to control the Baltic. ,
Hollgoinfld to bo demolished by German labor at Ger-
_man expense.
- _|(|¢| Qgnnl to bc open to the merchant fleets of all na-
tlonl.
` Fourteen llubmarlno cabled
_ many.
e r
es and concessions in Mor-
of 100,000 men, including
I
to be surrendered by Ger-
, ._
I
ful' noiiurl. n:u~l...i mill .i. _i, ivflisii,
I
I
i
ISM protesting ngrilnst. the transport
l .
*WANTED AT ONCE-HOUSE TC Y
.rent for fnmlly of two centrally loo found cnndliil .i_. lxivoriihlo and did nm.
vinte from the pre-arranged sched-
iences. Apply "D" cjo Guardian. iile.
f‘oniiii'nndei~ 'rfiivorn was in charge
the 2;. C. 3 wliicli arrived first.
*STRAWBERRY PLANT8.- UNTIL wiiiie floniniunder Bollinger was in
.lime lst, I will till order... for sen. rlinrge of ilie N. C. 1. - The aviators
LONDON, _willy lil.-»Gener:ll Sir
ltilrllilrli 'I’iii'iit‘.i', i‘:|n:ullilii eoinuiiiiid
or in Eliglllnll, liiis i'eqiiustl~li to he
nilowell lu Irliliutiuisii his dutie_~i liilrly
iii July. Gellnivii 'l`uriir~r srilles tlirll
lifter at few weeks lmivi- iii- will re-
iurri to civilian life tis tliere ui-ri lin.
ough permanent oillcers to enri-y nn.
"I am not a permanent officer :ind
do not intend to lie fine. :liter tlif-
wnr.” ho concluded.
Hun Pirate Placed _
I in the 'iowerl
(Special to The Guardian) I
LONDON, May ltl.--'i`lil- cnpttiiii of'
ri German subiiinrinn arrived in l.oii~I
don from Spain yesleril:iy_ :ind was
piiit-ell lu llin<'l‘owl~r. 'l‘iil~ Stair illi-
derntnndu that lic was llin conini:\inl~
er oi’ a U-bout which mink several ho:
pllul ships. -
---i.._*-» __._s. _
I `ghts oi Belgium ,
in German E. Airica
l .
l (Special to The Guardian.) -
| PARIS, May 10.-After Paul Ily-
f liitlnii, head oi’ tht* lleil.:l:lii delegation.;
lhztd discussed the rights of Belgium
|in Geriiinn East Africa today, David
l Lloyd George, the British l”‘i'ime Min-
; lsti=i', lelegrllplied Viscount .’\iiliier.
lSi‘cretrl.i'y tor the <`olollie_-, to clinic'
I Ill i’f\i'iH. (ln his :lrrivlil liorc iii- was
Iqilcstionoli c~.eneeri\ling the East Atri-
iczin mandate, which will be consider-
_ nd again,
Militarynllccupation _ _
cliputirm of the Mtlnsioli ilolillo hern_I
which was e|`t`ect.eli by soldiers :ind
police shortly before 5.30 o'l‘locli yes-
terday zlfternooii, was not niliied lit
hut was intended to effect the urreslf
Sinn Fein liieiiiliei-is iii p;u'li.'iinnnr.
:ind nlliors who llzill i'eeeiitly l-.-:clips-il
l'rlilu hloiiiil Joy prison :ind \verl~ be-
ll:-veri to lil- in the liiiilding on .Daw-
son street. ou w,iiicli the _\llin.=:lon`
liou.~d~ slliiids. All the nlijoiiiinr.:
.~'l.reeti~l iron-_ 1-ienrl~d of people :ind
trniiiwziy trrliliu was sllspoiitlell. _,
GERMANY ' I
MAKES PROTEST
(Special to The Guardian.)
BERLIN. ;'\'i.1y lil.-~M.'ltliiils Enz-
liorigcr or the Geriiiaii iirmlstice coin-
'iiilsllion yesterday handed a iiott-,to
tho Allied :iriiilslico commission at
tli Poluiiil hy wny of Dnnaig by the
cont-iiderrilile quitiitiiles of medical
stores, inotor vars, i-ilbber tires, sew-
iug mncliilies rind other material des-
tined for tho Polish army. Tile note
rnntenil.-. that this is lint porliiiilsilile
under exlsitinl: rigrwinicnvs :lull von-
cludesi hy snyilii.: llint the German gov
ernment. will prevent the iieslmlvh Of
any iurtlier will- innterinl.
lf ever 2 ma" Should implore io be caved from his fi-lends that
man is Dr. V. L. Goodwill. When Mr-_ Hughes announces that one of
the first acts ofthe Liberal Party, if returned to power will be the
dismissal of Dr. Seaman from the pqoltlcn of medical .superintend-
ent at Faiconwood, and the re-appointment of Dr. Goodwill in his
placc_ he invites an inquiry, afld creates a contention about the fit-
ness of these two men that will not help Dr. Goodwill, and certain.
ly is an |nlU"Y 1° the proper management of the Insane Hospital and
Infirmary. '
W°_ 'Wed "UI 90 back to the time of Dr. Goodwiii's appointment
for that ls ancient history. But one fact standing out in the Case is
that Dr. Blanchard after long service rind on a small salary, was
Cruelly fUr"¢d wt °f the position. and without any retiring allow.
ance- However the Government of the day claimed that they die-
misscd the late Dr. saanchard in the public §ni¢rest, and no party
took up his case to make po|itiCaI capital gut of it, Bu( gaming dgwn
to recent events,-what are thc facts. Dr. Goodwill having a de-
sire to enlist in the late war urgently requested the Government to
allow him to go. Therequesr was acted on just as ooon as his work
could be safely taken care of in_hls absence. Dr. Dewar was prcvgu.
eu on to tlll the place for = vw and in Justice to him he gave the
institution excellent service. Bu: Dr. Dewar, having found his other
oi-aciloe all he wished to were up asked to be relieved. ay into time
P°||fI°|S"lS Of "lc Mf- HUDIWS Vlflety commenced to butt in and make
mischief. So the Government notified Dr. Goodwill of the situation
and he returned. But when he did mm.-n he would nog uk, up mg
duties except on his own terms absolutely. He surely had no quir.
rel over his salary, for he was guncroucly trggtgg by (nn Govern.
ment. This salary when they came into power was $1500, and they
soon rained it to $1800. _ »
TI\i¢W=»l*I\°'lP|"|¢ ‘HWY "Wi him imandlnohort, lf there was any fault
in the treatment given him It was that perhaps ho was indulged too much.
On lilo return ho demanded that the cnangm mad, |" gn, mgngge.
mont of the farm during his abs¢n¢;° gnguid bb ¢°|np|¢g¢|y gb".
doned and _his view; submitted to or n¢ would |-"lg,-,_ Ha cook me
p0SI¢i0r\ Of HHVIIIU his Iowh 0|' no way, The Trugiggg (ang gf whgm
is Mr- H°I|'!2. Predident of the Patriot Publishing Co.) were very
C°tl¢lllBi0".Y In thc matter, bl-It Could not satisfy him. Hia resigna-
tion hs`d"f° be =°¢°P¢ed- Slow thu.. the opposition pau-ty are taking
“dl/a'lf¢i° °f °V°"Y "WG I"°Id°”i to create trouble- They dliscuso
publicly the cases of suicides Particularly as a reason for demand-_
Ing Dr. GOOHWIWS relhliatembhi. Wg do ng( purpogg raking up (ht
number or the cll‘c§mntanC¢B Of Suicides, or untimely deaths at-Fal-
conwood ln Dr.Goo lll’s time_ but we do .servo notlcg that if Dr.
Sl=dm=r\'s di¢mi`¢83I _S '10 bc démandcd on these grounds, the record
under all others will be laid bare fully. The British in the late war
SUff°"¢l-‘| bildll' fl‘0m t ,e start because they delayed making roprlslls
aoalnvt the Huns. bu lf attacks continue to so made un or. Sea-
man's reputation for" rrlsall purposes or. Goodwill will have only
the local opposition to lame for what may ¢°m¢_
We clrl bflflq UP _I e lllilllinfmcnt ofthe farm under the late
Government. as well- *-The Llberau claim ne, had absolute charge of
(IIC firm Bhd -H18 SIOCII( Of ITIIICII cows, y¢( whgn fhg changg gf “gt/.
ernment took place there was on the farm a 'nord of tuberculouo
cows as the source of milk Supply for limi unfortunate institution.
All over theclvlllzed world inspection of dairy herds. supplying milk
ff’ *IW P°°PI¢ °f f°Wfi5 and Cm” is rigidly elnforced, because milk
from tubercuious cows is one of the most fruitful sources of tub~
orculosis known to scientists today.
The milk of these diseased Cattle fgund on Falcgnwood farm was
continued to be used up t0 th¢ change of.Govf.-rnmcnt, when thc
cattle were tested and destroyed: yet he refused to return to his
position because he would not have thc same control of the farm,
and the milk supply, as he had. wo will not pursue this further at
present, but if need be. and these attacks on Dr. Seaman are repent-
ed we will carry the war into Africa and give: the facts of the un-
fortunate deaths tha: o¢curred before Dr. Seaman's time for lf ouch
information is good for thc institution as Mr. Bell claimed when dit-'
coursing in the Legislature lately _on tn¢ natural ni¢t°ry of v¢r|n|n_
let the public 5° I'l'°"'“¢d °n thc conditions existing under both for-
mer and present management at Falconwood, oo that an lntelliient
choice may be made between Dr. Goodwill and the present medical
superintendent. Dr. Seaman is a young man of excellent ability
and character, anxious to render a good service. He stood well in
his classes in McGill and is filling the position well, but If his self-
reopcct compels him to quit a position open to degrading atta°ko it ls
no credit to the province. '
Dr. Goodwill, having the confidence of the public, the Trultceo
were anxious that he should return to his duties. in roluotalltly
granting him a leave of absence he was getting what wao a favor,
and lf, on his return, there should he some minor matters, coolly aa-
jultible In time, which were not quite to his liking, he ohowod a
spirit towards the government, which had always und him well,
that was not only ungrateful, but intolerable. He was ill-advised,
perhaps, but who is to blame?
l
°i
telephone, Souris. 5389-5-1 E 26 i pd
Ie a   ing experienced engine A trouble oil' W" M°"¥ K Y' -- °' ° ' ' ' ' “ 9
Moninoy, ii 'was expected. however] Min Mary Anno Wedge .  .St. Nlolilllas ._ .. -~
    "hm “he "°“l'I """°I‘ II“I"a" d‘”`"‘3I Mr. R. H. Abbot   HI,,_..Malp°que  . . . . . . -
»- 
tho night. . __
--.f Mloolonlo Gallant  Anno .. .
9t,ll¢onon..._  ~- -'
_ --_-i€_. Mr. RoyT-Tlt\¢°n.-~-.-.----~-----
IIALEPAX. May 10.--fI`ile preilniin- Mr. Fiddle Aroenluit ....   _.Abrams Viilogo . . . . _ .
._ ._
and Watches.
The candidates who go alter sub-
scriptions :ire the ones who will win.
Never l>el`oi-0 luis such nn opportunity
been ol'i'ei'ell to llic people of tllig set-~
tion ol' the country, and that this toot
is realized fully is denionstrrlted by
_ the work lining done by the candidates
_illnd their i'i-lends. The more friends
ltlio caiilliil:\tesi have enlisted in their
;<-:ruse the better the chlinceofwlnnlng.
` There are scores und scores of persons
-only whiting to be asked to help tho
candidates and th.-i condldat.-in should
_work in this direction :ind feel no
liesltuncy in asking the`;i_ld of their
,friends and twnunintnner-s, There arp
. any numhei- oi outsiders. uien und wo-
men. enltsted in the cause of some
candidates, rind many of them have
Mn. ooo. E. illloiiss, M.L.i I 'IIWZE 
° Determination To Finish in Lead Greatest Asset In
Candidate-Much Activity All Along Line in Race For
Automobiles Pianos, Graionoias, Diamond Rings
---_-___-___~._i
A word about supporting your
favorite candidate. It would not be
timlsn t`or friends to devote some 0!
their time io assist their candidate eo
win by producing votes and subscrip-
tions. Now is the time to give them
that support. They want to be wlnueh.
Vet.. for your favorite to twin.
RULE FOR CLOSING CAMPAIGN
'_l‘lie Guardian calls the attention 0!
the candidates to the following rulon
governing the close oi' the 
all of which are intended to 
iii.-_. work or the campaign new-arbor,
at the close, and insure each oundtdnto
who observes them Aga-Inst any lima
ot' votes through negligence.
First-All reintttanco and eubscrhr
tions must be ln this office beilorn 10
|reachod a polnt'they,feel as much tn-
'terosted in tho campaign as the con-
didates themselves,
DETERMINATION GREATEST AS-
. BET I
"i wa.; very much discouraged sold
one ol’ the candidates yesterday.“
, For ii number of days I had mode little
lprogresa and knew them were other.-i
 nlieod of me, I felt like giving up iii
|dlspoir_ But all ut once l determined
l would win, i went out and enlisted
|the aid of a number of friends and
_ptcqliaintnncog I had not thoughtofaslr-
ling before. Went to see u. number oi’
I persons wiiolmd promised me subscrip-
t.lons. obtained them and now I um
Igoing to win. `
i it is the detlii-inination that is the
Iczindidnlcs greatest asset. Once dc-
teriuincd lo let iiotlilrig discourage
and the candidate will feel that they
[will will. .\'o nspirnilnn for political
otlice has ever been more busily en»_
gnged in lining up his friends for :I
looming olection than the 1-aiilllilate in
'this great prize campaign. . l
STANDING OF
Miss Jean Finlayson _ _ . _ .. .
l Mrs. W. J Lioncy
Min Mildred Acorn _ . . .
 _ _
Mr. Forest Stewart 
Miu Flolsle Corbett. . . . . . _ . . . .
I
DISTRICT
I
,
I
Mr. T. Gordon Ives  ....._..Montagu,, 
.Min Myrtle M. Phllipi,  _ ..‘1'yno Valley
_Min Lucille MoNoiiI  ....Rlchmond R_i~\.,No.1  ____
IM|ol Daley E, Vanidcrltino .. .. ._ Peters Road   ..._ ..
r. Frank F. Aroenouit  ._ ._ Abrams Vlltolc   
inr,ouy F Holland, ._ _ .Tr¥°" -~ -~  ~~
' Iuiirfi of il... iriu fini uol ui-i-ive nav  ' ' `° ' ‘ ' ' ' ° ' ` ` ' '
0NI)ENSEl_)_ SPECIALS Ml . I on __ _ Poms ,__ “_ __ _ _ 
p, in., May 24th.
Second-All subscriptions sont in
hy candidates residing ontilde the db.
liuizlnuluii with Wedneo4oy,_Mu Ute!
must -be accompanied by oooh, dhtt.
inoney-order. or a certified ebook.
'riili-d-All votes and remittances
niatled after Thursday should bob:
special delivery stanton.
Fourth-lf you live outside of the
city and have to mail your votes, tate
tha porcautions to ascertain when the
register department of your poet dt-
flce closes, and also tlnd out about QC
train scheduie, mails. etc.
irinn-_-A<1_oi~ca.i_ lui rollers mum;
remittances or votes to the'¢Nl»Dlll'l\
department. and not to any indhnlnsl.
This is important. 
NOTICE TO CONTIBTANTU
Today is the lost day to send
in your vote coupons. Any voted,
coupons received after this duh
will not be counted.
CANDIDATES
DISTRICT NO. 1.
Mr. Auguutuo Down . . . . . . _ . . .. . _ Charlottetown . . . _ . . . . _
..  87,825
_ . . .Charlottetown
Charlottetown _ _
- . - . --Charlottetown
_ _ _ _ _ _ ChnrIott°town
. . . . . . . . . . .
 07,545
._ sl,i1¢
:Mr
259°
DISTRICT N0. 2
_____Alberton- 
Min Eileen Conroy  .  ._...Tlgnish 
.  Slim
. . _ .
._ __ 351
N0.8.
11.000
 .  10.290
I Mrs. Arthur Green . . . . _ . . . . .
_ . . _ _ _ _C°llil'=I 3°d¢¢lU¢ ~ ~ ~ ~ - ~ ~ '
"' ' "gn
lint" Annie Mcoonnvd ......... ..._.l-l\\l° *’°"“  -~
IMln Anna McCabe   ....Well|ngton Stltlon ._ .. $4,130
from Mn.-y E.McPn¢c  _ . ......He~lh°rdlle  ~ - - -
-~ -- 4440
IMI" Hoi°n Howatt . . . .
  ..0'Loory   32,028
.Min Pearl C. Howott  . .....Scarictown  .. 
Mr. Zachnrlnh Buote __ . ...Hunbcr River . . . . . .
.. ,..... ”v1_
Min Mary M. 0'Brion  _ _..|_,u,.°¢" Lo, 3 "am
, I e-~ ~-vv .... ,
Mr. Harry 8. Cannon   ...SL Eleanor; 
  10,119
maui
8.5!
8.90 `
sole
5.337
5.235
s,ita
=~°‘_°
1.530
1.D0
‘lAlRYMEN'8 SANITARY UTTER ary lap 'it' tile tlrsl transatlantic flight .. . ,~ v _
"alter, printed. "Presb Dnii’y___ButfIwas succo_..=l'iilly._,consummated hint HH' whATHER‘ sE"‘E°T You" CANUIIMTE
;er"--351.: per 100. Per post we ev
,. _  nl
*CAR FOR HIRE--COLIN A. McDON- (`_
l'i618~5-10M6ipd. ori
' he
ated and with all modern conven- do
5511-4-29MtI
of
ntor Dunlrlp Str»lw'.f-rry plniiti- nt l°<‘ilortod to ‘-Ile V- 5.5- BBIUMOTO
d will continue their flight to New-
ildll postage. J. W. Brown, Tyne foundiand it Weather conditions por-
50 cunts per hundred. lf .by mall on
tween Halifax and Rockaway, New
nrk,_ in 1-xuctly nine hours. They
eiiiiiirwhf-ii llie two American Nnv-| 'rEMPER‘\TU1{E»
TIDF MOON FTC
at 10.16.
Sun sets this evening at. 7.31 and
tomorrow ut 7.32; it rises tomorrow
morning at 4.65 and Wednesday at
4.54.
First quarter of the moon/ Tuesday,
May 6th 6.54 n. m.
Full moon Wednesday, Moy lltb,
Select your hivorlte condldate.|Guardian and your candidatg will rs-
Seapm'""" ""7 N’ C' 3 “ml um N " ' ‘ ‘ IThen cut out the iiuliscription blank ceive votes on name. 'If you are in
1, glided to their moorings in East ‘ ...___
_ on the inside of this paper. till lt out nrrcarii send that In and it will entitle
rilil. druggint. i‘hono 616, l ern Passag., lit eight oclock after cov- i and send I, dm,” to me Campmn the candidate to vm,., ju" me Mm, “.1
"8 U10 “Vi” hllllflmd lllld f0l’l.Y mile” ___;?_l;(_)NT0‘ “ny H`”°F“h' and I Department of The Charlottetown I it renewal.
The tide will be high this morning, ' "  ' '
nl. 8.41 nnri tomorrow 'nt 9.17; it wllll A F  A M  
b.. high tonight at 9.31 and tomorrow( ° ° ° ° '
The brethren of Victoria and St. John Lodloll are Ntllleeted tn meet
the Worshipful Master and Ward ons of Victoria Lodge ot ll. 45 for
the purpose of attending the tune ml of our into .brot._her..ll\\coIl'i\>
Leon. Funeral will leave his late residence 194 Prince B_t.ro0t th '
connect with the boot leaving .for _Rocky Point at 1.80 p.  Il-
terment at New Dominion.
__ _ _ __ _ .  _ , , ._ . _ , .. . By Order of.
'f' _ ` ` (Continued on page 3.) _ ‘ ” t volley, I‘.Ill.1_ ' 563#-5-1:lM2lpd mit this mornin.. 'N19 N- C- 4. tIl°|8-01 0- Bl- _ _ an wmhbmt _“nut
' » ~ gg..."-cqqg--rvn-~~~»vv°‘*_~1~~‘~
ti