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Iintlertooli to Attack Position Taken Previoustloalition While 'Still Possible   
- lil;-Ji' |"f¢ll¢|I lllli Were Easily ilepulsed. Seliisiiness oi Certain Liberal Members; t »g?5P>f¥%‘.'i" »~”'?,-_'-1-~‘?-°-2;'3»“'33-’»----A
" ln. prise- Attack Prisoners were Captured Prospects now are for .Unionist Party -T---~-‘M-73?-T1?--F--‘-Tl-5'-?`l»m$`°?5fi
diers and saiir..s marched through
Under Borden and lncliidinll Laurier. _ .News P-'°'-of "P"  '-""1 "'°~
roughfares at midday on Friday carry-
i . _
 (Canadian Press Despatch.) Russians D53-|-Roy ing black banners inscribed: “Down
AMMUNITION DEPOTS
with authority," "Down with capita-
. pAR15,.¢-Lively cannouading in` ‘ _ V lists.” “Long livc the Social i'evolu-
the region of the Chemins-Des-Dames (gamgtan pm," Dupitch)
is reported in the official statement is
'sued by the French war office thi
- Pazraoonao- ofiieisi- Heavy
s .artillery bombardment by Germans
morning- The Sllmilnent says that on western front. Skirmishing on
a few feeble German attacks were rc- Roumanlan front. Ammunition dr.
pulsed dur-ing the night.
»D0iS ll8Bl\‘0yed on Antaolfan Coast
' The statement followsz- "On the of Black Sea by Russian patrols,
G .
'Chemin-Des-Dames there wa activ
artillery fighting in the sectors
Ol RUSSIANS CAPTURE
Hurtehise, Craonne and Chevreux, ENEMY pg5|-|-|0NS_
Feebls German attacks at various
points particularly northwest of (Canadian Press Despatch)
Froidmont Farm. west of Cerny and _PETRO(`1RAI)- in the Sakis rc
against the small post, which we gion on thfe Mesopotamian frontier
captured yesterday south of Chev-
renx. were repulsed easily.
Russian troops took three heights.
Kurdish attacks were also r ulserl
611
“ln the rogion of the heights of southeast of Erzingcn In Armenia.
k
Meuse. we made a surprise attac
east of La. Fieveters southeast of
Damloup. and. brought back prison-
ers. ' -
"Elsewhere the night was compara-
tively quiet.” 6
BR ITi8H MAKE _
SUCCESSFUL ATTACKS.
(Canadian Press Despatch)
LONDON.- Official statement
today says that the Britt-sh forces in
France-mods an attack last evening
soifthwerd from the Souchez River
and that good progress has been
made.
'ln the course of th.e,night the one
my attacked our advanced posts
southwest of Cherlsy and at first
made some progress. Our counter
attacks regaiined the whole ground
lost with the exception of one post.
Successful raids were carried out
last night south of the Ypies. whose
we captured nineteen p_i_‘igQp_ei_'s.___I;l_QS-
tile' artillery was again active ' las
night in the neighborhood of Bulle-
éourt.
52.000 GIRMANV- PRIS-
.\ 0NSRS~$iN¢E' -APRIL 1.
" (Canadian Press Despatch)
' PARl‘S.-- Official- Both artill-er.V
is active north of Laffaux near
Hurtebiz and Caliifornie and Craonne
Plateau.
-_More than 52,000 prisoners cap-
turedby French and British on wes-
tern front since April 1. 1.000 being
officers.
Five' German planes brought down
by British pilots last Frldey- A111001!
material talcen was 446 heavi’ “HQ
field cannon, 1,000 machine guns and
many trench guns,
omven mom
GMMENS asLeiAN rnencnss.
_ (qansdian Pness DelPl¢°l\)
BELGIAN COMMUNIQUE. LE
i»iAvnn.-- enemy .srtiiierv HGH”
round Dlxmude near LYmU“7'°~ 0"'
mans driven out of Belsilin “Unch”
they had. captured. Gsrman battery
blown up 1/(_ Csrna Bend. .
GERMAN8 ESTABLISHINGSUB-
,MARINE DASE iN VENEZULA.
(Canadian Pnela Despatch)
~ WASHINGTON. "' Washington
hears of Germany -establls his H 9'-‘b‘
marine base on the island of Marsar'
itl. off the Venezuei-can Coast. Hilti
makes representations to I’-relidwi
Gomez.
LULL ON ITALIAN FRONT.
(Canadian Prices Despatch)
ROME- There was a lull on th(-
Italian front yesterday, only artillery
reconnoitrsrlng and aircraft acti
vity bel-ng reported.
GRAND DUKE NICHOILAS
HAS BEEN ARRESTED.
LONDON.-. 0fflclaI.- The arie-
' of Grand Duke Nicholas, former com
mauder in chief of the Russian ar
mics in consequence of royaiist riots
at Ti'blls, is reported.
ITALIANS ADVANCE
` ON MILE FRONT.
(Canadian Press Despatch)
ROME.- 0ffio[_al.- A quarter of :
mdile advance into Austrian position:
across e, front of over a mile. souti.
t of~Gastanavizza by a strong sni'.pi'Isc
attack is announced.
BERLIN REPORT.
anldla‘n" Pnuas Dal atoh)
AGerman lines I-sat night .near Loot
and northwest of Monchy and Arrat
front. Army headquarters anriouncon
teddy that the-attacks were repuls
ed_ but fighting is being contlnu-s:_
-southwest Of I-GM-
Tunitist-i REPORT
(Canadian Press DolP°'°|")
SOFlA-- Bulgarian troops on *the
Macedonian front have relllllwd “ev
eral Fnench attacks' near the Vardi
River the Wa-r Office announced ti
day 'British advances im the Sorel
have also been repulsed.
swsoisn vsseats sunk.
(Canadian Pnsss DssP°¢°l‘i
si3aLiN.- omei»i_- 'rho F-takin!
of the Swedish vessel; °llF'aui;\1-fd
cyrsz. Erik. Th°f@“°~ I" (_ an
, Olga in the Gulf of Bosna »
»noun‘ccd. _
12,500 Amsnicms wii.u. BE IN
Eusovs across wiN'rEn
(canadian Press D°'P“*°“l
' _._ ‘lvc‘
WASH,lNGT0N_.__- Official. \‘ V
-divisions of the ‘l:'R!lii;)i1ea\ldm €`;1r4:§(_
about 1a.500ti;1ené“ow mes if plans
' E)iE'\dtelE'e colhlsldergiion bi’ U10 Army
' General-Staff are ad0l¥¢0d-
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_ The Brathern of St. Joim's an ‘ d B mer" f v,cw,.|,`,
 are requested to-meet the Master- x;*tfd°$‘n‘;‘“t‘;da;""w aneid the fu.
Lodge at M“lmtE‘c 53131211? fehegtlgr ti"alr,cloi|Kll vm' ldernme' 
ncral of our ae r » _30 _ _' for .
net-al leaves late residence 0r1eb§r(_;::‘;°elrv“t 2 pm
mars church. thence ¢° PW’ °*‘ ' " -_
By Order of the W.M
- D y or.
H.8. MacLEOD, Victoria Lodge the case of men, have been honour-
i
I 'ips f. r would render -them permanently un_ilt
___ _. ` .1 ._=;’__________ _  --~_»_-_-_-.._»-»------J-»s~.».\»-r'°'~=  ((1,) Those who have offered them-
S93 l‘6i2BI'y- ’
'-Fi“'*"”":"" "”""°;"é`.T."‘  " 'V - selves for active service. in the Cana-
, ' nhinn nance  
na wiiiie muses 1004” °f°
` A The members of St. Lawrence s Y ‘M _ ‘_  “te”
rdiucsted to most at Odd Foliage tr;:iiFt-<:d:lyml‘th1»v.i;‘l ‘Zuma
tx fnlsnlof our late Brother C Sana" t -t 230 W m_ mmf
no iam sis me miame ,5-
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montr}sopl6s' Cemetery-
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BERLl»N-- attacks were made oi-
` (Canadian Press Despatch.)
OT'l‘AWA.- lf coalition is not ac
cc-mpllshcd within forty-eight hours
the failure will hc d_ue to the selfish
ness of certain prominent Liberals in
Parliament. These men fear they
will not be named for the new Ca-
binet. and with them personal ad-
vancement ls of greater' iniportaucc
than a united Canada or a victory for
Democracy. There are men of the
transaction to the same degree as the!
recalcltrants Sir Wilfrid has to deal
with.
Sir Robert Borden has worked with
it patriotic unselfisiiness that deserves
its reward in success. Sir Wilfrid
had a keen realization of the situa-
tion. They wcfuld like to assist in
solving the difficulty but in the end
tic-n bill will be introduced and given
Laurier and Sir Lomer Gouin have .its first reading and then parliament
selfish partizans in tlieli‘__ own party
muy defeat their desire Pros 'i
tion and the commune."
Tliev were armed with dag cis.
_ . . , pet( = _ ; g , `
ai‘c..'liowevei‘_ yery bright i‘oi' ai lliiionl flilfllf “lid Kl‘€l\Hd¢¢5- TAN DHYHUGFH
party headed 'by Sir Robert Bo|'¢Iei:‘
and including Sli' Wlli`ri<l Laurier.
Liberals such ns E.M. MacDonald
Hon. Frank Oliver and lion. Rorloipho
Lemieux are lighting bitterly against
Coalition. In the Conservative Ca-
blnot there is no open opposition but
one Minister is suspected of intri
stopped outside the Kaiiziiii tjatlicrlral
and harangued the crowd of specta-
tors. One sailor proclaiincd that
they were only dangerous to capital-
sonrbiage tc- another- alon the
same selfish typo in the Coiiservativeilgiiing with these Liberals. to defeat “Hd fit'-Ulilrillli that the SOCIHI I‘2V0ll\-
party who are seeking to prevent coa;?`ill6 DLll'Dose of the two leaders. U0" “'0Ulf1 be Pl`0Cl“imed 011 U19 OC'
lltion but these do nc-1 count in the it is impossible to forecast the com C3350" Of U18 BlJPl'0ll0hil'Ig munlcillfil
position of the Coamion (;,,b|,,,-.l Hfelections. The authorities did not in-
conswmmated. ,That is a detail which
will be settled when the general prin-
ciple is adopted. in the event of ri
Coalition being formed the consci'ip
will dissolve andtlicre will be a Coa-
lition appeal to the country for endor
sation of this measure.
~.~_~_~_-_-:v-_-. _-_ _-_-_~_ ~ » ~_-_-_ _- -_~_-_-,-_ _-_-_- _-_-_-_-_-_-_ ~._~.¢ .,
ROME, vis Pai'is.- The l"i'encii sub.
marine Cerce has torpedoed and sunk|
a large enemy submarine as it was
coming 'out froui Cattarol escorted by
a torpedo bc-it. Although attacked
,by airplanes the Clrce returned un-
damaged to its base.
li. S. SIIMMISSISN
ARRIVES |N RUSSIA.
(Canadian Press Despatch)
WASHINGTON- Secretary Dan-
iels today announced the safe ar-
rival at a Russian por¢ of the com-
mission to Russia, headed by Elliiu
Root. .
ENEMY'S ARTILLERY ACTIVE
NEAR BULLECOURT
(Canadian Press Despatch.)
LONDON- Vimy ‘and Bullecourt,
two of the most important positions.
taken by the British fn the h.-til? of
Arras. were under heavy German fire-
last night, the war ofilce announces.
Following is the statement: “The-
enemy’s artillery was* active during
the night against our positions in the
neighborhood of Bullecourt and Vlmy
village. There is nothing further oft
special interest." _
NEW WAR BAIJGES -
I ll] BE ISSUED
His Excellency the Governor Gen-
eral in Council on the recommendation
nf the Minister of Militia and Defence
and iiiider the provisions oi’ the War
Measures Act, 1914 has adopted a
new classification of those entitled ic
war badges. There are four classes
entitled to those badges, vlz-- (A)
Member of the Canadian Expedition-
ary l~‘ni'ce who have seen Active Ser-
vice in the present War in England
oi' ut the Front, and who. in the case
ol' officers have lionmirahly retired to
'-relinquish their commissions in the
Canadian Erpodltionury Force, or.
in the "ass of »men. have been honour-
ably d‘Escharged from the Canadian
Expeditionary Force. on account ol
old aize, wounds or sickness, such as
would render them permanently until
for i’iir‘her military service. provided
their clulnis are duly approved.
(B.) Members of the Canadian Ex~
peditlonary Force not included in
,Class "A" who have served in the
present War and who-_ in the case of
oillcers. have honourably retired or
‘relinquished their commissions in the
Canadian Ex edltionar Force. in
.ably discharged from the Canadian
Expeditionary Force. on account of
old age. wounds; or sickness, such as
for further military service. provided
their claims are duly approved.
_dian Expeditionary Force and have
been relected as medically unfit. prov.
_flderl that no badge shall -be issued to
any person who has been rejected on
account of a temporary disability, or
who is obviously unfit for service in
_the Canadian Expeditionary Force.
` (D.) Those who have offered them-
selves for active service overseas. and
who have boon refused on the ground
` that their services are of more value to
i the State in the employment in which
they are engaged than on active ser~
vias overseas. .
Proviso: No hedges shall be issued
iii Classes "A" and '\B",io.tiioso who
accepted their discharge by reason of
the sto go of working pay if they
._~.~_-_-_-_-_ .-_-_-_-_-_-v-_-;:: ~ .-.~_-_-_-.~v~_-- _-_-_-_ .-\~.
Never in the History of ('adct work
lierc has tlicrc been such interest and
enthusiasm displayed in this iiiipcr-
tant branch of the School (furriculuiii
as was evidenced at Victoria Park
cu Saturday afternoon.
it was annual inspection Day l`or
the Cadet Corps ol’ West iient and
Qucsn Square' Schools and the friends
of the boys were out in force to wit-
ness ilicfm as they were put through
the varlr.-us movements.
l‘unctually at'2“.30 p.ni. the Organls
or and inspector for Military District
No. fi, Capt. Robinson Black, arrived
on the grounds, accompanied by his
Worship Mayor Brown and Llcut. Mc
Donald (Overseas Coiistructlon Bat-
talion.) Awaiting the liispector's nr.
rival were His Honor the Licut. Go-
vernor, Major tllev.) T.l-‘_ Fullerton.
Major Leigh. Lt.~Coi. Jenkins. A.M.C.
Prof. Shaw, Acting Supl. of Educa-
tion. Mr. I-I. Smith. t".hairuiaii of the
School Bn-ard, Lt.-Col. Davison and
other well known citizens.
The inspector' having been introducf
ed to His Honor' tho khaki-clad liovr
received the inspector with the Ge
neral Salute. A close inspection of
the lines folic-wed the Inspector being
accompanied- by Major Fullerton and
Major Leigh-.
Then came a march past by each
of the Cadet Corps lu column of coin-
panles under command oi' their rcs
pective commanders, Mi'. I-l.W. Yeo
of West Kent and Mr. M.E. Francis rf'
Queen Square. this movement being
repeated also under command of the
company leader of the respective coin-
penles. This portion of the drill
which is termed ceremonial was much
admired and warmly appreciated by
the onlookers as the splendid physique
r~f the boys nnri the result of military
discipline showed itself ln each move-
ment and mni'<~h. '
The Inspector their put tho differ-
ent' companies through various ma-
noeuvres and cvolutions in company
and extended order drill. signalling.
ritla exercises. and scouting and Lt
more than I-mpressed those preseiif
with the advantages apparently mani-
fest ln the general carriage and boar-
ing of the boys of such splendid train-
ing and reflecting the highest credit
and eliciting warm appreciation from
all sides on those associated wltli the
work.
At the conclusion ol' the movements
the boys were fnrmed up In Review
Order and at the request of the ins-
pector His Honor' the Governor guvi
an interesting address oi’ congratula-
tlon and highly complimented tlieim on
their work and progress in the fleliit
Another interesting feature was the
presentation of a Best Shot Medal fc-'
riflie shooting to the boy who had
scored the highest points in this
hranc.h The only corps competing fri
this connection was from West .Kent
School and the winner of the coveted
honm' was Cadet Hsrry Tait. The
Inspector having ma e this annnnoce
ment called Cadet Tait forward and
presented him to His Honor the
Lleut.-Governcfr who in a few appro-
priate words presented the prize and
pinned it on his bosom amid unbound-
ed enthusiasm and cheers of all pre
esnt. The inspector followed with
A short address and complimented tho
respective corps and their instructors
on the exhibition of drill which he
stated was highly creditable to all
concerned. He then referred to the
great object of Cadet Corps work
and the necessity of this branch of
training in all the public schools and
colleges.
At the request of the inspector
(Rev.) .Major Fullerton, His Worship
the Mayor, and Col. Davidson also ad-
dressed the boys. The "Brown" Cup
which was generously presented Nr
competition. by His Worship the Ma-
yor to the Corps making the but
terfere with the demonstration.
MARE BIASPHEMY,  
ERUM KAISER.
(Canadian Pres: Despatch.)
' BERLIN.-Via London-The French
.IAAGE ENEMY     AANNUAI INSPESAIUN [IF _E€‘:.>'i'."3.f;7'E1.s.`E.=;'§"§.‘f.'f:“'i." €..`f.*‘i'r$"l‘l-:.."§fE$.f:EE§
. . SUBMARINE SUNK 6PUBl|li SAHUUI SADEIS
Marshal Von Hiiidenburg, to Empo-
ror Wililirm. Official announcement
is marie that the Emperor has sent
tho following telegram to the Empress
at Hamburg ("astle: “According to ii
report from Field Marshal Von Hin-
denbiirg the great British and French
sprint: offensive has come to a certain
conclusion. Prepare-ri since autumn
and announced since winter. tho al-
tack of the British and I-‘rencli armies.
supported by powerful masses of ai'-
tlllery and technical resources of all
kinds has fallen. after seven weeks of
.hard struggle.
“Gml's aid has grantedi our.incoiii-
parable troops superhuman force to
accomplish those excellent acts arid
endure successfully the mlglitlest bat-
tics ever seen in thc history of war.
.Ali our iieroes by.ihelr deed coni-
mand fhe respect and gratitude which
every Geiiiiian feels. The Lord br-
pi'alse~.'f. Glory for Hia help, and
thanks for such magnificent people in
arms."
The Kaiser also has sent a tele-
grain nf congratulations to Emperor
Cliiiries on the Austrian resistance
to the Italians iittark on the lsonzn
front. saying: "ln s tenacious strufl-
gliv tlir-_ Isonzo rirniy defied a uilgiiiy
and stubborn enemy and caused him
to lull I congratulate you und your
brave troops nn this great success.
God will be with ua further."
the Chief Magistrate of the Citv
speaks for itself and it is to be hoped
that this will only be the commence-
ment of many other similar donations
which the public men in the island
may contribute to encourage this
splendid work. Already His Worship
the Mayor has provided a Provincial
Cup for ccmpotition next year which
will he open to all the piihllc School
Cadet (‘.oi'ps in the Province.
Lt.-Col. Duvidsoifs highly euiogis
tic remarks were- certainly such as to
.coinmcnd tlieniselvcs to all wii_o hearrl
him and when he stated this Inspec-
tli.-ii was the best and most interest-
ing lie ever attended as well as also
the most efficient it hardly needs any
further recomfniendatloii to assure
those wiio have any doubt tliet the
carrying on of' this work is indispen-
sable and s necessary iisset to the
formulating and iiitfiildiiig of every
boy's character, Cheer after cheer
went up fi'oiii the boys as ouch speak-
cr concluded and the inspection was
closed by a lioarty three cheers for
the King.
After this n route march tliroiigli
the (Iltv was-carried out and each
'Corps returned to Headq\iartr=.rs feel-
ing assured they had well anti truly
done their alloted task. /
The wlniier of the Trophy will be
announced during the month and pre-
sented to the whining Corps at the
School closing for the year.
-- --s
'mn wearnnn.
snalrnnaronn,
Tina. toon. strc.
The highest temperature recorded
yesterday was 60 degrees above. At
10 a. m. it was 51 above; at 9 p.m.
'fit was 40 above. The coldest the
previous night was 56 degrees.
The tide will be high this morning
at 9, tomorrow at 9.41 and Wednesday
sg 10.24; it will be high tonight at
10.40. tomorrow at 11.30 Wednesday
a 12.
'tThe sun sets this evening at 7M.
tomorrow and Wednesday at 8; it
riscatomorrow morning.-at 4.33. Tucs-
‘dsy nd Wednesday at 4.32.
The 'moon' rises tonight at 8.80 and
tomorrow ag 9.30,
The first uarter of th, moon was
on Monday. May 28th at 8.34 p. m.
There will be afull moon on Tues-
d'sy,'.Iuiie ‘6tli, at 8.07 ¢. m. '
The length of today wilt be fifteen
N., ,-1 mf uiE'r§eai¢siiy_ fit rm-.se'nv¢ nf. snowing. nas me much spmcifit or ,t mv arisen noun un 'fuss
HUN' A-LLIES
SERBIAN
(Canadian Press Despatch.)
i"ARlS.-- Frugmcntury news has al-
tral countries of widespread insurrec-
tlouary movements ln Serbia. This
news is now supplemented b the
tured in the recent italian
advance. giving details of the
into their hands, chiefly old men.
SIANIJERS NAMED
LONDON.-- General Sir Douglas
l~<lalg‘s rlespatcii issued on June lst
contains the names of -many Cana-
dians, whose gallant work Gen. Haig
considered worthy of special men-
tion. Among thein are five Prince
Edward Islanders. namely Field Ar-
tillery, Major D.A. McKinnon; Gai'ri-
son Artillery. Major W.B. Prowse and
Lieut. A.T. Seaman. (sou of Mr. J.D.
1 Seaman.) Canadian Staff: M-aior J.
S. Jenkins, (son of Col. S.R. Jenkins.)
Signal Companies: I-l.V. McLeod.
, I .. .1
INS-UR6EN`l'S'
lnsurmtionary Movements in Serbia tier-
, eilessly Qiielled by Germans Wiiotlassscreii
; Men, Women and Children. -A
'women and children. are declared -to
have been massacred
ready been received here through neu-A in spite' of this procedure, fierce re-
sistaiice was offered for three weeks
and heavy losses inflicted on the in-
vaders especlali the Bul arlans
. . y t y 8 .
statements of Austrian prisoners. cap-A The insurgents finally succumbed
to superior numbers and the Serb-
ians were hanged by the thousand.
merciless metoiids of repres- According to the prisoners, the Bul-
1B¢s_ and not U, the pooh gubswlsioii used to crush the uprisinga. Igarians were guilty of such atrocit-
quently agitstors went from one ,,,,.| The insurgents were gradually sur-,ies. especially against women and
g roiinrled -by Austrian. German andrcliildren. that even their Austro-Gsr-
N,,v5ky_ “wiring them to ,-oh b,mk,,lBiiigai'ian regiments and all wiio fellrman allies termed them barbaric. ‘
an nIr.rs'.n'
IN GEN. |l_Ml_i`S REPURIA [AMN IN MAY
1-__
(Canadian Pnsas Despatch)
LONDON- The morning papers
figure that 713 airplanes were shot
down on the western front in May,
of which 422 were German and 271
British and French. _
Britlish headquarters admtlted the'
loss of 86 machines, but as the
French do not announce any wiar
losses it is impossible to verify the
-inference -that they lost 185. it is
worthy of note that the estimate of
271 is complied from German official
Cliarlottetown. ,
Minarcfa Llnlmsnt curll coidl. ole.
reports. '
The total air losses for April were
estimated at 709.
Mlnsrifs Llnimsnt cures dlltsmass. -
The growing interest ln the Tobac-
co Fund .for the island boys in Eng-
land and at the front is gratifying.
Many are commending if and promis-
ing to contribute and' quite a little
fund has already been handed in.As
already stated the tobacco will be
forwarded duty free and will he dis-
units by the Island representatives on
their arrival In En land. Contriliu
or any oi' the other dailies. to Mr. B.
Graham Rogers or Hon. A. E. Ar-
senauit. Summerslde and will be ac-
knowledged through the press. it Isa
treat for the boys". n treat from home
delivered to them by trends from
home. Give It a boost by sending In
at the earliest opportunity as con-
tribution big or little. _
'Illia iioilowing contributions have
already been received.
4 Friends $4.00
A Friend (Mrs. Bears. Brooklyn) .50
Rev. 'D. J. G. McDonald 1.00
A. Bennet McDonald . 1.00
tributed' among the different lslandl
A Woodvhlle.
‘ NIBASMA EUN] GRAMING
Mrs. D. J. Walker  . . . .
._ .10
Jno. B. Acorn. Bridgetown  .50
Alex. Acom. Bridgetown  .. .35
Leo McMaster. Primrose  .30
A Mrs. Jno. T. Enman. Grand View .50
Jno. T. Mullins. Kensington .. 1.00
Mrs. W. A. 0. Morson. City .. 1.00
Joseph George MacDonald
St. George's $0.50
John I-‘itzpatrlck and Family
1.00
C reek
S ' _
tions may be sent to the Guardlanyl. L. Mulrhead. Bltmmerside,
John Trainer, Arlington,
Mrs. Gilbert Gaudet, Muddy
Ladies of Abram’s Village,
Walter Green. umnierside
.50
1.00
1.00
5.00
1.00
Frank MaeNeil1ummei-side,
Mrs. Ellen MllIigan,_Sliorbrook. .50
Mrs. George MacDonald, Little
RINBI' 1100
Miss Winnie Moths, Little
River '.50
Tobacco from James E. Mac-
Donald. valued at' 1:00
Ronald MacDonald. Koksdjl, Me. 2.00
Overseas Tobacco Box. Hamilton .60
1.00
A “Mother of Nine" .50
For “Mother's Boy”
F. J. J.
Jno. Sllllker
I-ion. A. E. Arsenault
Rev.,.1. C. McLean
Holy Name Society, Summerside
R. H. McDonald
Collected "Overseas Tobacco
Box"
William Coles No. Milton
Mrs. Jno H. Byant (Enmore)
Hnrvy L. Bryant
Havelock Bryant
Dougal 'Mcliiacherri
The Women's institute.
Stanislaus J. Gallant
I-lon. H. D. McEwer.
A. F. Arsenault
A Few Friends, Eldon
Boys' Father
Boys’ I-'fiend'
A Freud I
Prof. Watkis
Judge N. Mcquarrle
A. E. McLean
Dr. J. A. McPhee
A. Stirling McKay
Capt. Jos Reid
J. E. Gallant
H. W. B. Stavert
J. 3.1-lintoii
Jno. 0. Hyndman
Col. F. B. Moore
"A Friend" .
D. F. 01 Belfast
Edward strong. Summsrsida
Tobacco from Mrs. Deveresux
Wiltshire.
'Angus B..Ws.lksr  
Aiineae P. McDonald .. . 
Patrick M. Morrison  ..
John D. Mccimliack .. _ . ..
Frank D. Mc arson  
ltiss Muzi; Walker  
Mrs. Aii lit-riosii".'_.' 
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fclv-I
Mt. Carmel 10.00
Launching Place, Ol.” Aa Pol-tovrslrsa
losniei o. nccormssir   iioo
Jos. McPherson  .. . .  1.00
Patrick McCormack  . ._ 
Patrick P. irori-inns  ...II so'
. .I0
Mrs. N. Irstidifgaii   .ai
Allan J.~ala<=Doiisld  . . .al
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. .ll
 Chas. R. Rogers. Summerside
'°' B. Graham. Summersids t.
1.00
1.00
6.00
.75
>"oc:>;:
2.26
1.00
.50
.50
.50
.50
1.oo
1.oo
i.oo
1.oo
1.oo
.25
.25
z.oo
i.oo
i.oo
1.00
1.oo
1.00
1.oo
.so
.50
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33333
_ Moore Q Mebeod
Proms Bios.. IM.
Pawns Liiaw _
.50 ifenrioll C sullsr
. . a
eerie
cup
E?
5,#
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8 .
Peter' G. Clark. Summerslde
100 A. Friend. Surrimerside
- Norman McLeod. Summerside
L. M. McNeil. Summerslde
J. A. McMurdo. Summersida
J. Massey. Suinmerside
Smoke-jr, Summerslde
_ M. Iultart. Suminerside
. C. Dickie. Summeroide
. B. 'L. Horne. Summerside
H. H. Beer. Summersille
Chas. MacDonald, Summeralde
Geo. R. Keele. Summefslde
Lyman B. Hall, Sulimerside
R. H. Morrison. Summorrlde
James Harris, Suinmerside
Mr. Molllson_ Burnmeiiside
Marcus- Calder. Summeiside
A. Bulman. Summerslde
M. F. Soliurman, Suminorside
Noi-I McLeod. Sumnierside
Ray Tanton, Bumnisriiids
Wm. Jerry. Summaiilds
Derrts Murphy. Summsl-aids
Robert Walker. Eiuminerslds
K. M. Milligan. Bamiiisrside
J. A. Morrison, Summer-side
A. C. Sau anwq, gg
Dtlllvlll' Bi _ . lilnmeisldo.
C. McArthur, Sumnierslde_ 1.00
I... il. A.llcn.‘Enln»f!lersl is t Lx()
Morris Kirin B I lsr 'M' 5
_ _ -*_
-§oa1piiLllaegJ6l%p?;\;'haEar-side ‘.33
. . Bl, III ` .
Do I f  P I 18. 0
‘ ftpgftifl' §oti:s' 1:53
ex. c eagle, .. os _
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From overseas Tobacco x 0
Angus . Cslpbsli. 'Darlington
Mrs C B n
1.oo pnlfiisck. 'i¢::i?°hIa:u2"yM‘§e.3Ns. ‘£3
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R. T. Holman. Summeralde $1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
.25
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
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.25
.50
.25
Lg()
. 5
.50
.50
.25
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1123
i.oo
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