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THE CHARLOITETO      G ARDIA
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Daily _rounded tall
(neva lvenlne Dolly) 1ll7 }
CHARLOTTETOWN, CANADA, MONDAY, MAY 3, 1915
{\l-60 Per Year (delivered) in"idv|n'oe
82.50 per year hy-mall In ollvenoo
_ _._-,_-er. _ _
MEMBRIAL S
Eioquent and _Touching
soldiers who mea in
. . _ `
James and Zion Churches.
_ mimi-i
` ST JAMES CHURCH. `rashly in rctaliatlng. But we see
ln St-lellleSCl1\lrch luetevenillsthe individual courage, or selriergetinl
r  ERIIICES S
  IN CITY CHURCHES
Tribute ro (;urmd|rm Twolierlnan Torpedo' Bouts which had Attacked Trnwiers were Chased B
and Suak by British _Destroyers. Two Berman Officers and till
Flanders Battles ln St.
lden were Rescued and hlade Prisonersr A British Destroyer was
Sunil by German Submarine.
(Special to The Guardian) D
lNlSl0l', Rev. Dr Fullerton, in 9. tylli- heroism without the record of which LOND0N_ May 1__»|-he Brmsh Ad. R
cally able and impressive sermon. paid humanity would remain poorer m|
11 EIOWIIIB lflbbute t0 the memory of throughout all the centuries. To blot Ge
the soldiers of Canada who fell in the o t. the glorious annals of warfare, as
_li_l;:=;%ntarl;;Bl0l'l¢ alllgttleax lnlF;:indii:‘_s. sigma world desire, is surely to lower sr
s oe was oge er n eep g t e more tem erature of national life. r .
,with the occasion, the hymns being The ties thatpweld the Empire, that the Admimltys statement is as ml b
appropriate and well sung. Dr Fuller- unite us-these ties have been welded.
ton took his 'text from the 124th not in peace. but in the storm of
- - - a
Lord was on our side when men rose in much effort and in great sufferings;
up against us, then they had swallowed and to night these ties that unite the - _-.-_---~.~.~._:-.--__-.---.-_-_-_-_-=--=_-_~.~_-_-:_-_-.-_-.-__-_
us up quick when their wrath was E
P Y
the nelzgdgf the Lord who made Because the soldiers of Canada. have I
lleaveu earth.” He said: _ played a gallant and conspicuous part
The words we have chosen celebrate because they have not refused to sacrl
u deliverance--a deliverance that is tice their lives that they might put the
attributed to God. You remember how aliens to flight The very general who
Shakespeare. in describing Aginoourt, led the forces on the other side sneer
exclaims, “ Not unto us: not unto us, ed at those mon who were untrained
0 Lord. but unto Thee be glory soldiers They were more than sol
more. We see noble specimens of
u
in
Etnies or-' sninl iil=l=iniis
in THE uonnl sail silrunnilv
N
UPERATIONS AT

ritish Casualties Lighter than at First Reported.
British now hold Southern End of Gallipoli.
Turkish Transport Sun
k.
S ecial to The Guardian
With the gigantic super-dreadnougbt
I P )
iA`lNDON. May l---A taslllty list in- Queen Elizabeth taking the lead. the
ul:-d this evening by thc British War ulllps of the Anglo-French fleet have
uriug the forelloon H. M. destroyer trawlcrs. A division of British de- Depp"-|m¢.,,t shows that during me her." h0mbr,rd|r,g, not Drrly me Turk.
ecruit was sunk by a submarine, four stroycrs comprising the Laforcy, Leon- |n|,q1r,g of 3,-msn troops in tim opera. |31, for-gs but the posmons of the Turk.
ralty stated this evening that two ofllccrs nd twenty-one lnen being suv- idas, liuwford and Lark chased thc iionn ngnins-t thc Dardancllcn, that ls. ish army, on both the European and
rman torpedo boats had been .sunk ed by the trawlcr Daisy. two German vessels und after a brief lyniwr-nrt April 25 and 30, 1:6 mon ui’ Asiuiir Hides of the Dr,rd,me||e5_
the North Sea, and s British de-
royer also was sunk. Tho text of w
lows: - W
"A series of small affairs took place w
"At 3 p. m. the trawlcr Colombia running iight of about one hour sank the British nee; wgre M110.; and nm-_
as attacked by two German torpedo them botil. The Britisll destroyers three wgunderl
‘mls “'m'~'h “Pl"`°“'~'h9d her from the .sustained no casultics. Two German
estward, aild commenced an action _
itllout hoisting their colors. The omwrs and f°rty`f°“r me" wer°'re5`
(Special to The Guar'il_ian)
According to Admin-.ity claims. the
British now hold practically all of the
Southern end of Gallipoli peninsula,
from a point near Krithla. There are
LONDON, May 1.--In the fuco of two armies ill this urea. Another
Psalm, nn, It had not been that the b tue, not. in rest and enjoyment’ but ggollle ll6lKh\l0l'll00d Of G9-H9909 and C0|0lllbi& WEB Bllllk by l\10l‘ped0, only ‘med fmm me 59” and “md” p"|3°"' llllriolls Turkish attacks dirccicii by army secured it i'ootllold on tile shores
rth Hinder Llghtships Saturday.. one llcck-hand being saved by other, ers of war." German oillul-.rs four British armies of suvla Gull. and the fourth have
pon thc penillsulus ol` Gallipoli have advanced inland from Kaba Tepe.
ll
are for the welfare of humanity, come high purpose, men with firm resolu- gi
to us from God humanity. All the tl
ministrations of love reach God Him- B
self through humanity, and ln the face to day And what have they done’ m
of the splendid sacrifice made by the They have thwarted the cruel, crafty Tu
Hebrews, they are ready to exclaim, foe, they have covered themselves
in the hour of every victory, “Blessed witll lmperlshable glory unparalleled
he the Lord who hath not given us ssl in the annals of war by deeds that
a prey to their teeth. Our help is in ‘have thrilled the whole civilised race
the name of' the Lord who made and that will go down the corridors of
heaven and earth." There is an time. Not merely soldiers, but mcn!
uutllentlc ring of the spirit in these Men who stood shoulder to shoulder
e
words. They are not merely religious; a
they are patriotic. From the stand- dred thousand men coming on in ser-
point of the writer religion and pat- r
rlotism are different names for the r
same thing. They may well express r
our own feelings in respect to this last the Empire, it is surely perfectly p y d Hr rr _ _
great battle tllat has been foughtfapprobrlate in the circumstances that ha;Eeb§?,2a|l,l;‘£,_%€,r_t°by omg tcglrfgrg, ' S ____ W
_ o
o elgn Minister. Lu Cllen Hsiang. S cm _O Th G '_ H
Ill HESIST iiiii
where ao,m_ally- of the sons of Canada. iwe should remember those who by ;~n
obedient even 'unto death. became the,thelr splelldld sacrifices enable us to th
saviours of Canada and of the mighty say. Blessed be the Lord wllo’llas not ,rr
such that wo practically live upon tllc made heaven alld earth. To-night, l do r Chi » . | "_ _ . l’rovlncc names arc Private Archibald “
mn r 0 nas sovue gn y VFrf,?E,§°'::HT;  iliflgggpatull :Vlar:l\;:nnoli, (ianoc Cove, P. 1-1. l., first E
' ’ ’ ' ' tin o ld
_ ' _ _ il-l ll, woill cd, and l’rlvs.tc Nor-
_ |(t|$;fg'fie“;\:x1a{'i:LyS' rf)?l0rt3l:“x:;gt;;::l mall Mclielizic, Nlllc lllilc Crock. Yi
side of lilo frontier. Trains oi’ heavy woundfgl' I I h . r
artlllory are proceeding by night and Hmgnffzcya xi’ T ei c“f"d'")(,
.--- it is wild- occupy cvmnlelldllls lwsi- t,r,,,,_, rrufri-M ay rm 'ffl' ,".“‘H" len: »<p»~~»il innnited ibn tielegnien for
- tions oil thc italian frontier. Night ‘L th"fm t ' was ‘ C' " Mt' C th '
(S ictial to ’l`l1c Guartliuul trallic in thc districts of Gorlt Gradl- a 0 " '
I . _ . . . Z'
ULFA, FITANS-CAUCASIA. April zianl, Molllalicone, 'l‘olnlln and in all
ess and atrocity which om, cultured 30.-ltellewal of recent lnassacrcs of Austria near tile frolltlel' is prohibited
. , l
o
battlefield on which our soldiers are take lt. ill common with tllousauds in
contending. We realise in a new way Canada wc arc assembled anlid_cn-
both the evils of war and the spirit signs of pllhllc sorrow, with hearts
that often rises to meet and overcome fl
them. We realise. with it new ln- horror-wltll the deepest and most
I-Hlwlly, the fearful sufferings and tender sympathy for tllosc who src
wrongs which lt inevitably brings ill mourning the loss of loved ones and
its train; tho desolatloll which it whose grief makcs them akin to us
spreads nllko among the victors and a
tllo vanquished: the waste of re- series of crimes oi’ the utmost foul- J
sources that will demand years oi’ n
, r Clrlstians ill Armenia is now lil without special authority. It is stal-
labour to restore, the still greater .opponents designate by the name of grass in mo whole (Hamer ur Lake cd "mr ,Germs from the gmrrrrerrr Pnnls REPURT C
which leaves long sorrows behind it different to these tlllngs unless our va5“K(5l‘;3gi‘i_tfs (m‘;l'°ytw|)°‘,;3‘;:)I_’;i‘;_"';“rI;§i‘)'_f_‘;‘ l;Z;ltrgieEil1inME3§;l3lay are being con-' (Special to The Guardlan)
' PARIS, May l.--“No chaligo is re-
gemonl. occurring today ut Shut- ported ilu the general situation on the
h, ' r .ei :
  nllt ni c tllc giving out tllc ofllviul
columunicution last night. Toll more
D p|_0'r T0 RUSH shells fell on Dunkirk during the even-
-r|-qaw 'ro vmc.iN|A.    ing yesterday ii-‘riduy). There were
_ ` H . scvcrul victims. 4
EW YORK April ll7.-- Sheriff Gri- R
hageu admitted that the informs- --- 1°-°------ w
n supplied to the District Attol‘ney’s' (Special to The Guardian) . thc Church, for at. the morning ser- rl
oer, hy a man wllo did not get the BLYPH Eng May 2-The Greek vi
_ _ money ho was promised, ‘had uncover- steamer 1-lotls. 'which sailed from Gal-  H ` h
;’|l3°§v‘vh::i‘;ck"'l?;';'r tgfggeallzugasoillgig ed 5 plot of the state, presumably to vcston for Norfolk three weeks ago, te
' lrglnla. The informant was Louis bound to Iinttcrrlalil has been brougili in
c
iurop. formerly of 177 Ludlow into Blyth in cllurgc oi’ n prlzc crew. Silas Ravuor. Of S\lll"ll11€l‘Sld&- The German press. according to which
ect, who says he was promised lt is stated the vessel carries contru-   -0
0 . .
waste oi' valuable lives. thc loss of c
.ill many hearts. And yet, facing this s
question as we ought to face it. as u
sane alld responsible citizens of- the faith in the Eternal God and His pur- 5”'
British Empire. wc can suroly upproul- p
atc tho good that goes with thc ovll; b
wo can lnlroly rise to that nobler coll- u
ception that reveals to us thc sccnc oi' cannot do otherwise than respond
ucallsn they wlsll it. they know it. N
lullity for the nlunlfostatlon of some of they love li. They are gone; (they f
tile most beautiful. if not lilo highest, arc gollo as il vlsihlo presence, but eu
carnage and etrllo us a splcudld oppor- h
qualities oi' which msn is capable. We they arc with us still. Their lips are ggi
tlllnk on the history mndo by the sous scaled ill llcatll, yet we recognise their
of Canada durlngtho last few weeks. v
and as wo ponder ml these things. we 'a
ace lot loose tllo fiercest passions that p
llulnanity llilll-cvor known. We sec tlan patriotism li' it does not include xr
horrors that wo never anticipated. the honourlng of those who in frec-
whoso brutality cannot be described. rl
nation in our br asts and demand cool- tl ge
ness judgment lest we should act ered their lives for the preservation of . ed
-~' our homes, of our institutions. of our bi
CONDENSED ADS. . liberties, of our justice? Obedlent to ey"
rw we FOR 4 ::2°n.;‘:.’“l.‘;’:l:: i.‘;:i.zi.2“.r.i~..‘il:.t 
CLASSIFICATION inn British Empire iins been rounded, *°“
stablisheéiuand consolidatiidgnbl gud gh
ONE cs"-3 wr 'org am; megs because o ssc. we are as e n we
tion for advertising in this column. U10 ll°\lS@ °f Gm] th” We ma-V ‘1°
Cash mult Ioeompllly 0l‘d0l’l- “ml h°“°“' t° we memory 0! those Wm at wld his story of the alleged plot. South America. for English ports was P°l“¢9 "lid" 09"" °f W*"‘BhlPH- Else*
iifltl
_-1- 9
mum charge! twenty-live lielllll d
 he memory o ose w o se -
w£Fl‘l'Eb-hThl. wrri-l oooh ns- l°* the
“crmcmgly gave their lives in the ire. It is believed. however. that were saved. The Edie was a steam-
forenoel. for ilenerai housework. 9
all
ouls are sardid' "mess we are absm obduratc, all exceptionally flcrcc cn- *__
nd withstood the shock of five hun
ated waves. wllo after the shock gave
ecoil that compelled the enemy to
tire. As citizens of Canada and- of 1
_ mplre are stronger than ever they _ ‘ V _ Y
kindled llalnst us. . . . Our help is ill have been in the est. And wh 1' U
H I
lied at once with sympathy ami with
ll, bllt also with indignation at a
lvllisod warfare! We cannot be ln- 9'
tely self-absorbed. unless wc have no
ose ill our imperial lifc. Wo cannot “sc
c lnlllercllt. Our llonollrcd dead HA
ppcal to us to remember them. We
owcr. What ls thc meaning of'Chrls- V
om's cause have paid war’s sad price; 31'
ntys call rengnt and fell in Flanders, ‘°‘
HKS iliiiliiii EEHMAIIS liiiiiiiilii P. E. i$iiiiil'S 5:1
~.-.-_-.-.-.-_-_-_-_-,-_-_-:_-_-_-_-_-_=:_-_-;_-_~,-,-_-,-_-_-_-_-_-»_-_~_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-,-_-_~_-_~_-_-,-_-_-,~,-,~_-_-_~,_-,-,-_-_~_~_-_-,-f.-_-:_-_-_-:_-_-_-J- b
egun n converging movement agaihst]
A transport carrying Turkish troops
lo Turkish forts defending the ner- from Nagara. Kalessi to Cham Ka-
ows of the Dardanelles and rc press. lessl, was sunk by the Queen Eliza-
g steadily forward. beth North of Bardan Bay.
ii SUIZ Uliiii iii SlIUiH iFH|iIi iiliii iii HUNIIUH 
01SJSP¢§il|M¥° Tile guiffllillh E t (Special to The Guardian) The Guardian despatcllcs this morn-
" L D0 ay - not lei' 908 CAPETOWN, May 2.--The follow- lug name two more Prince Edward
given! A" me mmist""°m that mera! They were men! Me" with 9' Turkish f0l'Ce-‘i Ellilt Of the S1192 ing ofllciziletatement regarding opcro- Islanders among thc wounded. The
on and strong determination that me ishilill iS l1llll0llllC€i1 i0 lilly' by llle Brit tions ill South Africa was issued to- island list llow is as follows:
ritish Empire should not go under by
` ' ‘ il
   Several nmxlms “"4 200 l“`lB°l1el`H- great numbers to nltend thc Lilwrul-I
`»R0m"‘"\l5 01' me G0l""1a" f0l`<’U WMCII   ` Conservative tiollvclltion hold ill Saint i
-was 300 strong escaped owing to rough p
_ 1°* ground obstructing lllc Government h
PEé?§'g"a1:/Int; ;|_'i°Cl3':;,ds|a"i'I)mI l_e_ C8V3|l‘Y- who togotllcr with riulncrous other the Lslallfi wanted 4 Conservatives i-lt.
to Japaws demands is reported to t,onscrv.itivcs, filled the hall. Ottnvla and the people of I rincc Loun-
r .
is afternoon. According to inform- 0T,{_Al;€,A M 1° Xifd (tain I (
ol fom Chlllese sourc th reply - ily -~ ll ll -Olly-
Empire to which we belong. Our given us as a prey to their teeth. Our was; gat rejection or r|,ee,f(,m,,3,dB in. casualty list contains one hundred i"
uleans of communication to-day are help is in the name of the Lord who Bofar as they relate rr, ,r Vrrrual sur. and-seven names. Tho only Maritime
War 00102 The Vic'-0l'Y was won day. "General McKellzic’s mounted Lieutenant Murphy, Georgetown.
a patrol of British corps twelve forge which was designated to cut off Private McQueen. Mount Hope.
ell fl‘0ll1 l-1190305-1 011 Allfll 23 The Germans who after evacuation oi’ ..PrIvafe Peter Hughes, Miilceve.
rks arc still retreating Keatmanslllp retreated Northward Private Arch. McKinnon. Canoe
along the railway. inflicted serious de- Cove.
feat on them in thc vicinity of Gibson Private G¢°l‘tl¢ W- Sharp. 5Uflll’fl0l'- SUMMERg11)|.;_ M-,,y 1_»g,m,,,,,,r.
and captured a whole railway train, a slde._ _ _ 5|
NOMINI-ITED
MR. ii. ii. LEFURGEY
FOR PRINCE
. -_--lmii
(Special by 'Phone) of the party since it came into power.
Mr. Donald Nicholson, M. P., ad-
dc to-day had the largest. number of dressed the meeting at the afternoon
9-ii:
lc trains from cnet and \vt~i-it brought .
ad it rcprcscnlntioli of four delegates, l
nlll's Hall. Every poll in thc country (
llillllbef Of ll`l\ll8D0l`f W8!-IOIIH. el iZl‘0H-f P"'V3f° N°"""“" McK°"1'°' N‘"° visitors seen llcrc for some time. wllcn‘ .acssioll and first congratulated the
quantity of live stock two field gulls, Mile Creek. rr
people on their choice. He said he
iuul`nn doubt, judging from the ex-
rr-.imrly large attendance, that Prince
'ouniy would give a good account of
isclf ui the coming election." He said
Vcst Prince Association, pri-sided
vcr one of the rcntcst meetings ot' rc ri.-sont tlleln with credit He s oke
~arricrl.
Mr. P. D. Holger, President ol` thc
ly wcrc fortunate ill having is man
of Mr. I.cfurgey's ability to send and
H -D ` - P
lo pnrly _vet hold. After it short nd- of the splclldld work tile Borden Gov-
ir open for nominatlolls.
oil. 'l'hc motion was llnnnilnollsly |
_ l
lllr. lil-furgoy in n short but excel-
lress the tillsirlnalldcclarcri thc moci- ernment has done since it assumed
thc reins of power and especially of
Mr. .I. A. llnckctt, Tiguisll, moved its generosity to this province.
lid Mr. Goriloll Dilwsoll, (‘apc 'i`rn-
crsc. sccolltlcrl, tilt Mr. A. A. _l.i~fur- plly. Holi. Charles Dalton, Hon J. E.
cy bc tho ('ollsorvntivr=. rnlltllrlnto in
ollicst l'riln-o tioullly at tho next cloc-
Other speakers were Senator Mur-
Wyntt and Mr. l). B, Macdonald.
Resolutions of Confidence ill botll
he Dominion and Provincial Govern-
ncllls wcrc unanimously passed.
The mocillli: was most enthusias-
c llomillntioll and rt-vicwll lilo work lil- null highly optimistic.
dw... ... ,. ..». .~` on ~e~~,o¢~v,¢~f~.-»-».-».w»vwwv.w¢-,cw --»-».- » »-e. .,. -~._
lay the so”L"vice.5 were conducted by
cv. Mr. l-larding,of Tignisll. The day
as il red letter one in the annals of
. . ‘t
clrl against thc vllilrcll for some tif- 
fliciating pastor took his text. from y
00 for his assistance in the plot band LA
which he says was being cococted by
We soo many tllings that create indlg- lf\ as dove; 510:., tglnlclitiélslght-;\ Xhggoxxgntér B wen known New York detective a
HHISIIAII EHUHEH
BUHNS MUHIEAEE
Ai Ce-lllral tlllrlstian ifllurcn yester-
co lilo mortgage, which had been
ell years, was burned. the luutcll bc-
I
rad.
Biiiiiiii DUKE
IS iiill Iii
(Special to The Guardian)
WASHINGTON, April 30.-The
Russian Embassador today received
lc following cnblegraln from the
lnlster of Foreign Affairs in Petro-
“Plcase contradict, most categori-
g touched to illc document by Mrs. gully thc false reports. spread by the
he Grand Duke Nicholas is said to he
cts El 126. ln his sermon ho spoke 1|
l. Tho Grand llnl.r~ Commander-ilr
the nlcusurfv lllc l'0usr°l<“l*°“ Clin-f is in pcm-ci iiealtn and line
cell urcompsnyillg His Majesty the
~;m,'~INcLvc mr) "\,nlL.‘-1_\.
~.,.. _Em L... 1...-
lrdcil oi' de-bt bing lifted l`l'om il.
to Weinrop was to include $50 to __ ‘ _ bi _
d the bargain, alld, when till:-.l nloll- \ (bpcclal to 'lilo (lllnrillall) At lliccvollillg sorvlcc Mr. Harding
was not promptly paid Welnrop LONDON April i0 »Tllo Admiral took his text. from Rev. Ii : li and Mui-
it a letter to assistant district At-    ty oiliclaliyklonlcs the statement that thcw 25: I0. llis scrlnon wnn nn invita-
no FredericJ Groehl Mr Groehl a German llc-et has bombarded the tl
Oli li) lilly |)T‘(‘fiL‘lll l() ll(‘(‘0Ill(! lllilffl-
y _ . . » - -
mmunlcaed with the office of Sheriff _._ towns on the coast of Frallco and horn of tin: 1-illlrl-ll. Ho spoke ot' tin-
fenhagem une gf whgge agents (59,,-;|a| gr, 1'h¢ qw,-d|rm) Belgium. Troops landed nt thc Dsrda- door of tho cililrcil being allways open
rr; to Norfolk, V|rg|nig, where Wein. LONDON, May 2_._'[~he British nellcss uro making good progress and for llcw nlcntbcrs, nlld mario roll-rellno
is now staying police Wienrop steamer Edale, from River Plate, effected u successful landing ut six to thc selling oi' liquor interfcrlnx:
wilil tile sprriltlilig of thc Gospel. Tilt*
t th h M which had es its ostenslble purpose sunk bya submarine yesterday off the Whem in the battle ""9 there is "W0 ll00l` l-0 'llc l-UNI wall Upon now. llc
return of Thaw to New Hump- Scilly Islands. All the Edale's crew Challgf’ 'll the “|l““"°"~ Haiti. but lllcrc wus ri iilnc when flculll
efence of the weak and the oppressed :ge
Appiy_n_t_ mis allies. sara-4-zvlutt. d
‘ro -n'iN1*`.-'rl-is esaurlrul. sr.
Ail:ll:nny'| Xiu? rrongrlts °§°?&l2gf°
E . o y -
"'~ °d°~ Wy sros-4-1snni
Paiwrane. _wAN'rlzo. - a sooo
,hqngef painters. at once. P. H.
Tralnor &'Son, 118 Kent Street-
_ . __ - -. 9114-5-smut
nliAse_'A’ol _fi\tiArm"'s' nr” i='_'6n' THE
lihlr.. _Sir treatments for 82-50- _
Results guaranteed. Mrs White.
Queen Hotel. 9¢904°’3l“" ernte winds; cloudy and cool. with"
`l"lTl~"ll.'A`Kl°l-IlfU'§l_lB°N0W_P"lfE7 occasional showers. ou
pared to eeeogmoéigigog ‘f;;n:;\ll°
boarders for t e a 975o_MM-at
d 44 deg. above aero and the
" gi. lrléptiggzz-. ilsgtleirwzitzvass 42 above. The lowest
°"“ 'M ‘ AW” . y of the previous nlllll Will 37 G08 feel
'M' Gu". °m°°" °0“_3_17Mmf_ fabove. At 9 a. m. yesterday lt was 42 me
to lot for lummer months 9000"'
I
i veil Jlllle Ili- Milli? 1° B""“' 12.40 nu t morrow at 1.29; it will .im
tg: Edd: - |707-5-MUL 3; high tttinorgow morning at 3.84 and ta
real purpose was to send him to er of 2.000 tons netand was 325 feet
would sillli it agilillst tlliuw who had
rofllsoil lllnl ln thc fllllioss ol` ill`l:. llc
(Continued on page three) Vir lnia where John Armotrou Cha- lon . Sh as conlpurcd tllcnl to lilo foolish virgin-s
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ed
5 E _ g e w owned by the Dale
nier, wht: got out of Bloomingdale As- Steamship Company, Middlesboro. FIRST VESSEL AT THE
m, made his home and was decllr- England. The Edale was built in 1901 MAG°A|-EN 'Sl-ANDS lllillvii iiil loo lull' will when lllcy vanw-
wllo neglected to get oil for tllcir
sane, assuming thereafter the and sailed from Montevideo for Eng- W” 10 tilt” ‘ION Ui tile' lllldililfilvlll ll Will*
mg 1 Ch' 110 r, and becoming land M r 11 29, H/\Lll"/\X. Allrll 28.-Tho La- .shut ugainst illoln. So ll. will bc with
THE WEATHER. ~ glmousoby the, rgrgarkr Why, morrey- (§p(;¢|.| ro 1-he Gurdrm) Have fishing schooner Elsie Bur-
tilosv who rvfllso to ilt~rl=pt lilc llorilg
TEMPERATURE, `n0w'1"- _ LON ON. May 1.-The oil tank den” arrived lil Hllllfdx yestcrilay now; wilcll llnnlh is rloslllg the door
of iewelry in Norfolk on the in can flag was torpedoed at noon Satur E|5‘° B“"d°"° |"'~S °""°““l°*`°“ ‘|00V~kC0D0l` 1lilSWl'fl`l‘ll UW Vlliilllfl- ill"
llment plan is said to be well day off Scilly Islands. according to a fame' "°“3l‘ “'°“"’°" °ll the b”~"k""
Lord will any "too into, too late yr
(Special to' The uardlin) 'known in the underwood of that city despatch to the Central News Tile 5"* has 5° fa' “°”‘"'°d 275 ‘|“'“l°|" ‘-itllllfll Gill" "OW-" Ill vivillils il|H
TORONTO, May 8.-Maritime: Mod- Hg
claims to have been employed and officers are quoted as saying the cap 5 H0l’l110ll |10 lltltllll llllldfl i‘1‘f<’-l'0llC<l I0
yfor anything that comes by vari- tain of the vessel was killed and two Ad"l°°° fl’°m Mfwdaieil |“\“ll‘|“ ill hllrlllns of thc lnortsasc. At bulll
r institutions, including the Rock- sailors lost their lives by drowning. Y"“°"d“Y “““°““°°d that mc “"'“ "‘l"’|“0'l Ul0l"i WHS l~lll@<'lBl lllllfllfl- lil
ri-is wear:-inn.-yesterday it sinner vine committee and also-ict nt- 'rue crew nf ins onlniglit was tnnsn “mls of llle Hem" ‘Wi °"f"""‘ ills llwfnilur c fillet. "<'0mf» lloly Spi-
ralned all day. continuing so at night. to
Th tide will be high this afternoon ,re
_e Charles S. Whitman. His story. off by a patrol boat and the tank -"'°"° °“ ""3 P"""|°“” day' T'“`°" "l
The highest temfierlillre l'6¢l0l’ll8d u told to the New York official and steamer is being towed by another ves- "mini "°"°|“ lm’ "°V°"‘°“ l" MV" “W1 VH" Bllillilfil- "ml '|10 llllllwlll
Norfolk police, ia as follows. eel. The Gulfilght was a steel vessel “Wi” h“"|’°" "WV" f°" ban'
“I was approached by a man who of 3200 tons, built at Camden, N. J., in "I
d he was a. detective d wanted 1914. She sailed from Port Artllur, of my Soul" by ibn Misses M.,-l)nnn|d
to go to New York onvllle 22nd of"Texas. on April 10 for Rouen. I
____ .. . _ bn d at 9 p.m. it was 42 April. I was to bring with me two .___
poiriin'-f“r“U_r intense House gggvef '° “ . you,”
. When Harry Thaw was-being
ugh: tn the courtroom we were to i»l_.lMll.'roN, ont. Arn-ii 20.-ltwnu PARIS. April 29-- 'lllrev llllllllrvfl
e nie away from his attendants by announced today that tile incarnation- lrerusees from ronerlnslle. eieht mllca
TIDE’ MOON, Evra mgveinrop, who is engaged in the sell: steamshlp. oulfiight, flying the Amen: Twill Cullen for belt and ice- 'filo or life tin-y inrn to liiln inn, ns the
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NUNB KILLED UNDER
er men and have an automobile CLOSING HARVESTER PLANT RED CR088 FLAG. F
"Jesus llly Strength. my llopo" by thc
lur-r Durango nrrived yesterday at
t," was sung hy Misses Mi-.Donald st
loir; ill thc evening thc duct. "Sun
lil lilo ullillvln by tho choir.
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URNES5 LINER DURANGO I
REACHES NEWFOUNDLAND
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il/\lill~`»\.\'. April 29.---Tile Furness r
. ol
- would now ilnvc ill it cllllrcll llumu b
ncy. The $1,000 which was promls-   `** owned vutiri-l_v by 'ill'-ll1l‘f’|""l“**U“` Elnpuror in rt-cont visits to Galicia."
Minarde Llnlment cures garnet in cows.
COMING EVENTS,
A N NOUNCEIVIENTS,
MEETINGS, ETC.
ONE CENT per word each inser-
tion for advertising in this column.
Cash must accompany orders. Mini-
mum charges twenty-five cents.
“Gloves (.'»leaned-l.ndics and gents'
gloves cleaned by lcnvlng at Moore
nnil lllcI.eofl‘a. 0591-4-Eli mtl
"NOTICE-Any person having an
oval frollt allow case for sale apply.
Benj. Carter Aur:iloneer.9752-5-Zmlipd
“There will be an afternoon Plc»
nic at lone. on Monday. July Bih.
pccinl trnlll from the city.
9770-5-LlM1l.
°'ll‘ you want a good laugh. hear
the Weeks Brothers amusing dialogue
in Springfield hall on Tllesday night.
f.-xl. May dill. 9751.
"ADVANCE NOTICE.--The alic-
lon sale of the into Mrs. Dodd, brick
csldcncc and furniture, will take
lt
. .. di' wednesday at 8.84." force and hurry blminto this antonio- al Harvester Company will close its west oi' Ypren which has come under I plnce at 146 Pownal street on Wednes-
lhble for farm and The ann sets this evening at 7.12 bile. roar other men- whom this men ing plant here in May. About 1,000 the are of oerrnnn artillery, have ar- Newiounfilnlul an rclllc for lislifllx- day. lilth May. R. Bsnil-sto. Auction-
eele cheep. ADDI!
ss;
if
tri
Guardian Ollloe-
“fi  be on rounder. lley ein at ma n. ,een
_ _ _ ,' me-n~sim¢l
and tomorrow at 7.18; it rises tomor- Bm
, row morning at 4;41 and Wednesday Lin
lll46~8-1'lllW- at 4.40. ze
‘ ` ,... . Tile moon rises tonight at 12. and was to be guaranteed against any H. H. Blggart. general manager, Sisters.
lil e and eddreemeith- There was e‘ full moon Thursday. accident 'that might happen. But l said that the European war forced When the bolnbarnment or reper-
Pf _-V 3-fgml' .3 r 1000; April lltll. at 15.19 e. m.. told him he would have to pey_ me |50 the company to cloee.- "We should be lngbe was begun on Sunday, the Sia-
W' ' H tg,   The ibut dulrter of t.lle‘moon will. to bind it, and when he refused P working on export orders to Europe ters declare, the institutions were not C
Nr , N OHIO
m"l'he length of today will he four- to
meme uiwinm eum oipinnma . teen neun and thirtylllllliltv- _Y
., . _
ith was to have on hand. would be men will be thrown out of employ- rlved in this city. Most of them are T
tile court room to help ue. I was to ment. in times of prosperity the com- inmates of an orphanage and a homo
l I lllolllllld ll°\l\i'l ellli Olillllllell. pany-employs about 2,000 people. for the aged. conducted by'Franciecan I
ld not see anything in it et ell.' now." he said, “but the war prevents, spared although they were flying the
W0|llNiI laid he was recommended this. Crop prospect in the /West are Red Cross flag. Three nuns were
llllth by "some friends in New bright, and we feel hopeful as far as killed. Several of the inmates were
orb." ' 9 _ our domestic trade ie concerned." wounded.
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ready in sail for the llnltcd Klllgilonl
oadcd with deal allippcli by .iollll
Moore company, Si.. John, Furness
Withy, Halifax agents.
sllorltly on her first trip to tho Magda-
lens.
M|nerd'e Llnlment Cures Rheumatlem.
llc bark Robert i-irhrafton is c
nr, 9775-mll.
'°M. Sllvcrston. Cllarlottetown, the
well known Export Optlcian will call
upon the residing people at South
The Lady Sybil has moved uv to shore, Canoe Cove. Argyle Shore, De
ampbell's wllarf and will sail
Sable and vlclnlliea during this mouth
of May in his professional capacity.
97l0-I-Slllii.
Mlnel‘d'e Llnirnent Curie Neurllgla
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