1
f,
_, JE.- ,.., . .
Wlleu Couglls I
and Colds
Annual Meeting 1
The Annual Meeting of the share-
holders of the McNutt, Malpeque Oy-
ster Company, Limited, will be held
in the olilce of W. E. Bentley in the
Bank of» Nova Scotia Chambers in
Charlottetown on 'l`uesd:1y the eigh-
teenth day of January. instant. at the
 Attack You A
Don't think because
_ you see somany people
having colds that they are
. trifling ailments. Colds
~ are not always seif-iimi-
A ted; they often become
. dangeraus.Theonly way
to besafe isto__g_ct the ,
' upper hand of_ em at 
4
_.
,oncewith theaidof
' of Cod Liver Oil
i .lamieson’s Emulsion
'win be held at lake vera fac-
J. G. Jamieson
Drstggist
 
_ TU)E TABLE
P-ee-. 'N
JANUARY.
High Water Low Water
'S953-1-7.\irm2i_ _ __ ___
hour of 8 o'clock, p. ui.
Dated this tenth dey ot’ Jatiiisry, .\.`  
D., 1916.
W. E. BENTLEY, `
' Seci'etary ’l`i'eastirc.i'.
B523-1-12M6l .
Annual Meeting
The annual meeting. of the,
Lake Verde Dairying Company
tory on Wcdnesd:1y,jan. i2 at
lp. m. Wood and ice required
will be 11111'-tional.
iOS. CARMICIIAEI.,
President.
NOTICE
The .tnnnal Meeting of the shore-‘
holders of The Patched Dark Silver
Fox (’o., of Tignlsh. Limited will be
nish ou Tuesday err-ning. January 18th
at 8 o'clock.
J. A. BERNARD,
Secretary.
ii5‘Z8~l-l2M4i.
' ' 
a.M. i>.M. 11.111. 11.11.
. 1 6.25 1 111.06 11 0.14 1 12.14
1 11.09 1 19.04 11 1.20 1 13.22
` 9.11 E 20.05 ;`1 2.25 14.30
10.10 21.09 11 3.26 _15.39
11.04 22.12 11 4.22 ‘ 16.38
11.55 1 23.11 5.14 _ 17.93
- 1  12.49 6.05 1 18.20
13.29 1 6.55 19.17
14.19 . 7.43 20.07
10 l 14.55 ` 9.29 20.56
11 15.90 9.14 21.46
22.33
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13 3 1 16.56 fl 10.49 23.94
14 ‘ 2117.971 11.421 
15 1 22` 19.21 .1 0.39 12.38
16 8.26 1 19.08 11 1.99 19.94
17 ` 9.22 19.58 ‘ 2.92 14.93
15.29
1_s.22
11.42 22.97 4.55 17.11
112.20 . 23.25 99 _ 17.55
 1 12.59 s 119.96
1 19.2 19.12
lu. 19.4 19.47
18 10.13 20.511 3.26
19 1
20
21
22
23
24
25 Tu 14.0 20.23
26 W.
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28
29
30
31
11.00 21.45 4.14
14.9 21.01
'rn 1 14.58 1 21.46
1 15.30  22.99
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JANUA Y-lst to 2nd. threatening.
hrd to 4th, wind and snow. 5th to
9th. very cold weather. 10th to 12th.
milder. 13th to 15th, fair. 16th to
20th, rough, cold and squally. 21st
to 25th, low temperature. 26th to
29th. storm wave. 30th to :list
blustery.
 
DIARY OF EVENTS.
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City Magistrates Court ii, 3.111.
Peoples Theatre. 7 and 8.45.
Prinoe Edward 3, 7 and 8.451 p.n1.
Supreme Court.
 
BIRTHS
' ' licoeur. ol' thc 41st Battalion is dead.
held at the Secretary's Ofilce at Tig- ‘
NOTICE CHANGE 0|-` BUSINESS1
AT l.LE RIVER
_ Notice is hereby given that I have sold all i_ny`
interest inthe bullpen of General Merchandise
heretofore mnducted by me at Belleflliver to
Malcolm 1-‘ Relly who assumes all liabilities and
isauthonzed to collect all debts due mefrotii
said hullnul. ~
owi-l-iuhloy - 1. D. REILY,
L _ _ 1... _mm _ 1
The annual meeting or 'l‘lio Bed-
ford lfarnici-s (fo. Operation (Io. Ltd.
_will he hcitl in the store 11| Iicdford oil
\\'f‘.tl. .l:iii_\' Iliitli ilt one o'4-lock.
THEO ELLIIS,
Sm-rl-iilr_\'.
1251381-l4!lli`niw5i
Another Murder -
In the list Battalion
LONDON, Jntiliary. ill.-lIetiri J0-
aiid 11 felnw soldier' is detained by the
police ut ilorlion in coiiiieciioii with the
fatzlliiy. Jolicoeiir, who was a meni-
hvr of the niillinry police, is,s1iid lo
have imc" talking lti at sgilooii with n
friend. The hitter left. for :1 few mitlu-
tcs, and on his return found .Iolicoeur
bleeding iroiii, a wound near his
sliouldcr, evidently inflicted with :1
knife. The second murder in the
tfunutliup (lump has come as u shock.
o_~1pe1:'1ully ns the 411-it llnttnlioii, to
which Liciiteiiaut (‘odci're was attach-
cd is ugaiil involved. There are two
men named Henri Jolicoeur in the re-
giment, but the victim is presumably
\'o. 417.282. lie was a resident of
Montreal, single :tml had been lore-
man of it lumber camp ut Blind River.
Ontario. An inquest will bc held
on Thursday.
PICTOU MAN ARRESTED IN BOS-_
TON.
IIALIFAX, .lui1liai'_v l2.- A sen
NOTICE
The Annual Meeting of the
Shareholders and Patrons of the
H zeihrook Dairying Co. Ltd.
will be held in the usual place on
Wed-~esday, January 19th, at one
o'clock p. m.
Mt. Albion. Secretary.
Jan 8th, i9i6.
6484-~lhimwftu-ii.
NOTICE
The annual meeting of the
Shareholders of the New Perth
Dairying Co,will be held inthe
Cheese Factory on Tuesday the
18th inst at 2 o'clock p. m.
JOHN KENNEDY, Pres
WM, CAI N, Sec’y,
The Annual Meeting of the
be held on Wednesday lan 19th
 M3¢EACHERN_ with wholesale robbery ol' the mulls.
 -_ll
FLOOD-Al. Maplewood on Jan. 4lh.
1916. to Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Flood.
3 SOD. -
President.
HUGH TRAINOR.
6340-l»7l\ifm2wks.
1-__ _ _ " ’ ' 1
_ MARRIAGES
 
'runnzs-wnson. _ .tt cm?
NOTICE
Church parsonage, Jan. 12th. lille., _
by the Rev. F. li. Littlejohns. Theresa
Louise Watson to John Thomas 'l‘urn-
er. both of Charlottetown.
McKENNA-TRAINOR. - in the
Catholic Church Klnkorn, on Tuesday
ll inst., by the pastor, Rev. J. J. Mac-
donald, Mr. Peter Albert McKenna of
Newton, and Miss Mary Agnes Train-
or. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John
Trainor of Klnkora. Congratiilntions.
___#;-_-»__._,-_.
I
llctou Iliau _ -
Arrested; in Boston
.
HIALIFAX Januar 12 -A sense
The annual meeting: of the
shareholders of the Malpeque
Curtain island Cup Oyster Co
Ltd.,wili be held in Malpeque
Hall on Monday, January 2-ith:
at 7.30 p. m.
HOWARD RAMSAY.
¢ Secretary.
6485-1-9Mmf3iptl _
sationul arrest. was inudc in Boston
yel~lterday, when Detective lioi-ace
Kennedy, of this city, carryiiig 11 war-
rant, on the authority ol' the post nfiice
department, appreliendcd and took in-
to custody Charles P). ltiaddcii, of
l’ictou. who early in Deceniliei- lied
from that town, leaving his lmndnien
to forfeit the euro of $2.000.
Madden. an l. C. R., mail clerk at
the time of his arrest., was charged
l`l1e date ot' his examination iinil been
set for December 9th. ~
Recently the post oillcc authorities
here located Madden‘s ivlicreahouts,
and placed :1 warrant for his arrest in
iletective. Kcirnedyh hands. Detective
Kennedy had the usslslaiice oi` the
tloston police in inuking the arrest.
Extradition limi been waived. and the
oflicer will len.\'e for Halifax with the
prlsoill-1'. »
_.__ ,___-.....__.,.._.._
island soldier Returns
From Attica
Mr liugh- ',Wurbllrtoi1. son oi" Dr
_vests-rilzly from South Ai`ri1-11. wlir-rc
he look part iii the vt ir in lliv- Kilim-r
and will ihcii rf-llu‘t1 to Ai`ril-11.
Air Wnrhlirton. zlfivi' cliiiiplciiiig :i
went to Africa shortly after war was’
det-i.:icfl. illld remained therc fourteen
months. leaving on October 2nd, 1915.
for England. where he arrived on
November 12th. He remained there
tlll New Year's Day. when he sei sail
on the Scandinavian. landing in St
John. N.il., on Monday last.
While in Africa he spent live
months with the troops on at-tive ser-
vlcc. then he returned to his head-
riiiurtcrti at Ilii for four iiiotilhs. :ind
thc rt-iititiiidcr of the time lic was 111
Miituin Ulu liivislon. The rl-gui1|l‘
iluilcu of District Oitlce may be rtitiiélif
ly divldcil ol.-. follows: ll; Jiidiciiil;
I2) 'l`rcus\lry work; (fl) (lf-itcriil
asscssiiig oi' lux ccllectioii. but in addi-
tion to these lie did his “ bil " against
thc enemy, being under iirc from (lor-
man snipers o11 a number of oct-asioiis.
The outbreak of the wnr found the
ilorinans well equipped und wcll pre-
pared. and they hnd the ntlwiiiiuge of
thc British at the outset. liaviiig iii-
vuiied it portloii of Nigeria. 'l`l1cy
were eventually drivon out of thot.
and the war was continued in their
ow territory. Ai the prcsciit limo.
thc* ure |1rnctically rouiidcil up, and
the campaign will he clot-ted nhmii the
eiid of Mari-li. 'l`wfi ilrltish vuiliitiiis
are iiiiiruiiliig wc-s| frnln Nigeria, two
more from thc coast. thc Belginiis and
Froiicli ure moving on tiicni from idlist'
Belgian Uoiigo. and unoilicr l~`rc11<~h
coluinn is coming from thc north.
Since cotniiig hottie Mr \\'arliurton
learns that Nyauiitlc has fallen. This
uicatiis that the Germans ure wcll
corrullnd, and almost all their pos.=:e.=1-
sions in thai part oi’ Africa hnvo
pussml out of Ihr-ir hniids.
Mr Wurhu1~tni1 pays ii high irihuic
to the hrnvcry :ind good lighting qual-
iiicsi of thc Gcriliuns. 'l`l1t-._v inndo u
vondcrful rt‘.:~1isLaiil'o coiisideriiig that
‘hey rccclvcd no fresh supplies or
niunitionn since the wnr stziricd. At
(latrilil, which thc liritisli 1»;ipli1ri\d.
llicro was foiiinl a splcnidly 4-niiippcii
i‘eld liospitul, also tl big lol ol` ninmii-
iillloii and enough stores lo lust two
yr-n1's. llui-Ing lin- fighting, rillcs and
ilnxims niziiniy ui-.re iised. thc (lor-
ninn:-1 having three limes as iimiiy of
'lie lalicr :is ihi-. liritish had at thc
sturl. Later the ilrltisli got in 1111
t8-poiuulf-r gun which dill innifiiiilw-11|
work. '
1 The (iviwiitllist had ilhoni ;5,i1oil wilitm;
in ilu- l{11n1ci°iins und sr-.vernl millions
if blocks, froiii whom to inilkc :in
, army.
` ’i`l1t~ taking of the I{n111crut1.-. will
'eliwo Gr-rinni1_v oi' 11 territory us large
as fleiuiiniiy and lliily coiitliiiivti. .\lr
\\':1i'hili'|o11 sziys lliill lilo hluvlcs :tri-
nclliil-tl to lic inoro l'ricntll_\' to the
'fritisli than io thc Gcrniaiis, us ilic
ornicr trout theni much lietior.
011 hoard the Scnrnllnzivinn. with
Wir Wa1~bui‘ton were about B0 niedicul
etuilciits. .\'.(`.O.'s` :ind privaics return-
ing ic conlplctc tht-lr illvlliczli f-o11r.~'c_
ct-ordiiig to A.M.t‘. rules.
'SEHMAN HNINEES'
. llllillll PHUBLIM
` _ Sllillilli
"' (lcorge W11i°biiri.o11 nrrivvll iii the l:il_v -~--
BERLIN vin London .luiilinrv 10 ~~
New Perthf Jan' 11th  uns against lite Gr~1'o1al11s. Mi' \\’ur-’l`lie aniiouilcenwiit b_\"I)i', Knrl Il<'-ii"-
, f`m9`1`7M.fW'“’l'- _ hiirloli will sp:-iid :ihniil 41 inliiilli h¢-1'¢- |'r-ri(-I1, scvrciiiry oi' thc In1p1\t'inl 'l‘r4~-
:i>=li1'y, ol' thc l'l1r|l1r‘oinIiig new taxa-
llioii iiicusiiri-s 11111-r-..~:.'al1i‘_\' lo sc<'\i1~r» il
.<.plciiiiid college 1-nurse nt ilxiliril. luiluncl- in the ordi|ill1'_1' liudgct of llir-
wiierre he was one ol' lhi- lslili1rl':-' I-Inipirc ling tiol yi-t in-vii followcll by
Illioilcs solioiurs, wus nppoitill-il 4 1 ' c '~ 'ifo niilioii c<1t1cci'i1ii1
_-xssii-1111111 District ililii-1-1* in .tluri `
.1115 .tulh 1111 ii ri ll
thc 14zilili'<» ol the new lnxf-:-. und ilia-
l'rovin|-c in .\iortl1f»1‘i1 Nigt-rin. ill-
,ntiioiiiil 1\4~4»c.=siti'_\' to lic iuiisod. '|`llis
at 2 o'clock p. m._ in Factory. A  if *
full attendance is requested as -_ ,_ 
the question of butter making is . - -
to be dig;Cu5gerl_ .` One cent per word firat Insert-o" in this column halt' cont par _
FRASER T~ MORROWI nord each continuation. Cash 1/i.u»t accompany oraer. Minimum 
Secretary, f -f-» .-4 .~.-.,11»-4.-+-‘» ».».-+-» 4-. ---.--t 4 1- 1 » - ~ ~ ~ - .
» charge Twenty-five coma. ,_
Shareholders :_1nd Patrons of ' ' -51" T--~ - - - ~ - *
H‘llSb°l'0 Dfllfymtl CWUFHUY Will _,  +1.-¢».r+=i-4=iro»1l~»-t4ww4-j-aroafm 
rms-L_ _ 
. ._ ___ _ _ :J
_ Agents TYBIli'4g|_l__
"POR1'|’RAIT AGENTS WANTED.
send for Calzilogue. Solar :lull
bromide prints; portraits list utid
convex, frames :ind will' plctiircs.
Mercliutite l’or|r:1it tio., 'l`oro11io.
6475-l-llmill.
AGENTS:- “WORLD'S GREATEST
War," going like n whirlwind! Sani-
ple book free on promise to canvas.
Experleiicc unnecessary. Make sov-
eu dollars daily. Linscott Com-
pany Brantford Ont.
6496-1-11-M18i.
AGENTS WANTED T0 SELL FOR
“the old reliable Fonihill Niirfierl-
cs.” We teach our men to sell. Ex-
perience iinnecessary, highest com-
missions paid; handsome free equi-
pmen . e .
rite, Ont. 6373-1-1ME26i.
ol _L_ _- ._  ‘.2
'F  __ _i 3
1 .. J
»~'. . : `1
_ ,» _ .__ _.gl
A '."_.,~ 1;
, Y . .
tional arrest was made in Boston yes- , _ - s,
' -51-5 _-wall."
terday when Detective Horace Kennc
dy. of this city. carrying a warrant, on
the authority of the post office depart-
-~,.. 1 - .ff--. \
1'...-.:»`\
ment, apprehended and took into cus- . .
wily Charles E. Madden. of Picton,
who early in December tied from that
town, leaving his bondsmen to forfeit
the sum of $2.000.
Madden an I. C. R. mail clerk al.
the time ot his arrest. was charged
Synopsis oi Canadian Northwest
l.antl Regulations.
HE sole head nf iifamilv. or any male over
'hr *h°l9’.l9 "bm" °f the malls' T eighteen years old. may homestead u quarter-
'rhe date of his examination had been
been not for December 9th.
Recently the post oillee authorities
located ldaddon's whereebout. and
and placed a warrant. for his arrest
in Detective Kznitsdyh bands.
Detletivo K tilted! had the assis-
tance of the Boston police in melting
the arrest. lixtradttlen has been
waived, and the oillcer will leave to-
dly for Hallie: with his prisoner. .
 ' '
£11.--nie
Jen.
made in
afternoon
section of available Dominion land in Manitoba.
Qllkntchewitii or Albe.ta._ Applicant must ap-
nearingeriinn at thalgominlon ‘herds Ag¢»n.y
or Sub- gencv for the iatrict. nliy bv proxy
may be made at anylilomlnioa bangs Agent-y
‘Wt Mt Sutroawcvl on certain ccndiimcs
Dutlea-Blx months iesioence ui on and cul-
tivation of the lengt in each of three years. .\
l\~\mft“t::|_|vr_i_n\v}iv»wit_l1ln_ _n1r1»_ n__:_i1e5 ol hh
home o a ami e a eas acres. nn
certain conditions. A hah table hon.:-_ ls -1-_
;1:;rveg_§EE_ept where resldsncels performed in
ln ee n districts a homrstcader in good
otandin may pvc-ef-_pr a unter section along-
siguhfa liomsieneadih nc»_3.Ix00 p_er sci: _ __
¢- xmon a re- ence near v t no
years aber earning homestead patent ; also 50
acres extra cultivar on. Pre-emotion patent may
be obtained as noon as homestead vltuit. on
ai condi ion
cert n t 9.
A settler who has exhausted his homestead
rlsiit may take a purchased homestead in cer -
_tain districts. Price K’-.00 per acre. hotles-
lluet reside six months in each of three years.
cujgroteitl acres and --rect a house worh SIN
e area of cultivation is subject to reduction
incase of rougfmiciubby of stonylaod Live
stack may bauaabstitated for cultlvatlmi timler
certaincoml ons.
iv. w. 00itY. C. M. o..
Deputyoftlialtialauatsalamht
|eeretll7|_ rt. l.»Una_t_»_%_“__-2*? an ui-
"eo7\nTi'11:usf vyaiviw o
soaiibsns wAN‘rEo’ Lancs
bright. rooms iieatcd, Vnnlraiiy loca-
ted in' pleasant. pnlv of city. Apply
57 Prince St. 6514-l-li-Miii
 J
For Sale
-F572 SALE-oouste ss/(Tian
Driving Sleigh. Appl_v".‘.02 lllllsboro
Street. 6l'iI'12-l-lIlM3lpd.
FOR SALE-FROM ONE TO FIFTY
, shares Capiinl Stock Eastern (lun-
‘ neries Limited--par value nt. $100.00
per share. A rare opportunity io
make a safe and profitable invcsl--
ment. For particulars as to price.
dividends &c., apply to I‘. 0. Box 68
Georgetown, P. ld. I.
‘ 8551-1-13-Mdipd..
ron"‘sT1`.'s"iT|'t7E”6sNsnAi. eusi-`
ply "D" Guardian olllcc.
5527-1-11~Mlr.
FOR SALE- PAIR BLUE FOXE8_
Full particulars on application to
“E . D . ;'_..clo Guardan . _S710-12-illdtf.
ron slit.:--i orrsn i-Eh sat.:
my Farm in Norboro, Two Thousand
Dollars of purchase money may rc-
main on Farm at current rate of in-
terest. Any further information can
be had by writing, Adrian Harring-
ton. Nnrboro, Kensington P. 0.
_ 8524-1-12-M3ipd.
NUMIIR OF
and cross foxes,
Central rox
t Ston & Wellington Toro-
1
FOR SALE-DRAFT HORSE 1500
lbs. Nine years ohl, sound. Address
"I5" (iiuirdlun (ifih-c.
, l`>5l'»0-i-iii-Mil.
_ llelp Wuiitoil-=-l~`t:i1\:1ll:
WANTED-PUPIL NURSES AT THE
Taunton State Iiospltal Tminlng
School for Nurses. For further
particulars mldrcss Dr. Arthur V.
Goss, Supl. Tounton State Hospital.
_ Taunton, Mass. 3404-10.121111"
-._._' "'-_9_-'E'“"'_
_ Miscellaneous
DRESSMAKING TAILORED SUITS
at specially. lllrs. M. McLeod, 176
Syiliit-._v Sm-et. 0515-i-11-Mill.
VACUUM CLEANlNG.- $1.00 PER
day ‘hires one of our powerful elec-
lrlc cleaners. Simple and easy to
operate. You can clean all your
carpets. rugs, furniture, mattresses
walls etc., in li day. Phone us-
2l3. Beer& Weeks. 5735-12-1l4iDi-1
., .5 Y 'T »: _I '_'-lr: Y
Strityctl
STRAYED FROM MV PREMISEB
Dec. lfith. 1915, 11 colllo dog, yellow.
white breast, :ind paws. Reward for
ll\f0l‘m8t\0ll of his whereabouts.
Nell Proken, l1`rl=clowi1.
1:5114-I-13»M4lpd.
'l`o Lct;
ROOMS T0 LET WITH Cl-IANOE TD
do llsht. housekeeping. Good'stablo.
Apply to Box 440, City. '
____ _ _ __ 6346-1-7Mtf.
TO LET-HOU9E.` APPLY 232
Great George Sr. 5589-18-8mtf
l 
Wanted
ness stand for sale or to lease. Ap- `;30uL-rRy‘_TWH§|_’-"“‘“6'gUy p yy' |_"aNp
chicken till I-‘vit lst. J. D. Jenkins.
05491-1:lM3ii»d.
WANTED THREE OR FOUR FEETNIB-
lied rooms suitable for 'light ousle-
keeplng. Apply x. V. Z. cg; Guardian
_9iii__<-.1-.. _ _ 'll 5-1-i3M2i.
wAN1'so.--P`o‘sii*io’N” iv~ VOW
lady acciistoniml lo office work illvt
11 sienograpnm. limit of references
can he fiirniillif-ii. Address X Gull”
_tl_lln. _ 655911-lilm3l1
WANTED TO RANGH
Apply Canada Fox
years on good
rp c. Warburton and
.
to the Budget Committee ot the Reich.
stag.
iuxes, which heretofore. under th
tlernian taxation nystcm,`_ has been
1-.-1.1111-tlotl-ns the exclui-itvc province o
the Federal States, houh Saxon aiu
Bavarian finance departments havin
come out with _ the itat declurntiu
rlinpire. go nu record as not oppose
the method adopted.
ses, although the amount which coul
bc raised thereby would not be pro
portionately large.
Secretary Heliferlcli liitininted in th
on trade.”
'l`he_.tinanclal writers assume tha
excise and taxes on articles of lux-
ury, but the proposed tux on trade re-
inzllns an unknown quantity. The mere
1-iisgestion that 9 tax on teiegrams
may b intended is sufficient to evoke
sirouglecriticlsm from the newspapers,
already groaning under the weight of
the war news service. The e9c.rctt\ry’s
proposal will probably include some
measures not mentioned up to the pre-
sent, since the sources uhovo detailed
would no; lie suiiicient to raise the ex-
lirnoed by tho three wut' loiiiis and
outstanding treasury cortihcuieg at l'>
per cent., calls for 1,500,000,000 marks.
or. if the war credits are volod in thc
lleicliatng 40_000,il00,000 may be take-li
:ia the basis.
i"innnce Minister von Llrctiiiliig, of
llavarin, is quoted in the Tugcblnti 01|
thc pi'oposic.d now taxation as saying:
".»\ cliilnge in thu luxatioii prin-
.~;p4-ll ruin for the i~`ederat»=d states.
or more to balance their own budget
|`n1p||c. thc income and other dire
tory. ~
li:-hino11t of mon ioliei or some mea
iiolyf' _
'i`he Saxon staiidpoiiil. as indicator
in un obviously Inspired ilc.=1po.i.ci
'dgiliiig direct tuxiilioii to the ldiiipirc.
l’t'opos1ils for nloiitipnlloii have not
`iii|»,ii1o1l ni' raising linpi\i‘il\l rl-vt»ii\ii~.
io thc uniouiii.. '
Sill Sill HUGHES
lluglics. Minister of Militia, tonigl
inndc 11 stutcincni in criticism of thos
ciiipioyers of labor who have lieci
n~c11t. /\l`t4-r referring to the iigitu
0 . _,____,._
A second expedient may be in th
levying of contributions by individu-
ul states towards the Imperial expen-
rl A"""""">"""' ""`"' ""
,..
Reichstng that resort would prohnhly1
he taken to indirect taxes and “taxes   
t
under the first category would come.
fmd i‘f‘l_t.sh°|“m lm 'f(f"§S‘f‘;ry uf. earn it would huvc done your heart good t
"" “ul "mu ma” ‘"‘°" °r 1' havc set-ti those mon uiider sliei
“I . '
ture which I :tru pol ni lilit-rly io incit-
i
lrntn Iirl-stir-ii§ is t.l1i1|_ no clinrgo can
he tiiudc. in thc Iinaitt-lui syslein 1111-1 SHELLS ON A CHURCH
_vet liccn siiliiiiiticll to the Saxon illin-
isl1'y,bu| thc tlovci-nniciit is favor-
:ibiy tiispost-ll in principle to such at lil Sllllltlll, siiyH1-
.f\i1 iiir~l‘c:tso in thc iiiilirit-ulnr coiltri- _
liulioiis." iilltlsiili:»dt>s4pl11i~l1 is regurllilil ai ltilul ul iiid li1‘i|lt4‘i\ l\l'l<'l<:-1. not til
:ts ct-|'tltii|,ili1t ilii-rc is no llidil-illlon ns :lw:1_v |11 11 town, when the (lrgrmnn
(l'l"l‘.\\\’.-\, .liiiiiinry I2.-Sir Sum
keeping their nicn buck from enlist-
1»-
ol Terrific Storm.
l I
ll Bla‘l`lI.lN, via l.nn<loit. Juli. ll.-Ao
cordlng to every indication. the lull
E1 in the Russian attack oil the Bessari_1~_
1 blnn front, during the last 24 hours. is
rlonly temporary. Despite the enor-
mous losses, which are estimated as
d new forces are lmowii to be moving
to the establishment of Governinent _
'th the rurpose of reinforcing the
monopolies. and probably this will he I_‘_‘___ckh_g ;_omm“s_ and me renumrr
e tion of the bitter assaults of thc last
few days is hourly expected.
PAGE 'rwo _ _ THE ci-1Aai.o'r'rE'r_oyvN GUARDIAN __  __ _ _ _ _  J-ANU-*RY 14. _t9i6__ _
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lufiiiifii-»°§f'?iZ‘i§'f1‘Ll§35 .§‘t'$'fl'§'3i_Czar’s llrders to llis Armies on Eve of (ireat
"‘°.ii.””’l§.° 317." $23.2' ‘“'””°°i°'.i‘i..Zl’ I Uitensive. Luli on Besarahian Fr0nt_ 0minous.
pea E papers n e,
that the Empire probably will not at-
tempt to invade the ilcld of direct.
Many ttircunslan groups are report-
ed ss being sent to the front. Cup-
tured Russian officers declare that the
Russian Emperor visited Tremlalowa:
that auch a project cannot be enter- -
tained. Both these states, wliich,aftc Galicia' 0" the eve of the °u°mlv°
iirussia. are the most important in the f____ exceeding _._0_000 dead or wounded_
lwitii the ohiect or giving heart to his
troops, und delivered an order to
break the Austrian ye at all costs.
'l‘he officers were ssurod that titers
were suiiicieut troops to accomplish
this. '
,___ .,-_-_~.~ f_~_-_-Y-.~.-_-_-_-_~.~a-_-_-:_-1 _ _-__ :_-_-_-,-,~_ .- -_-,-_~,-E
nu iiililliiiiittiiis
ROME. Jan. il.-“lf tho supreme
command of the quadruple alliance
has decided lo abandon the Dardu-
iielles enterprise, unhappily begun
and more uiiltappliy t:oi'i<l\1t:tetl."'9€tys
the Trihiiiie. "wo niusi hope to coun-
terpose it by 9011111 positive siicccsl-1t`\\l
action." _
1
The newspaper adds that the Allies'
withdrawal from the Dardanelles
causes political damage, owing to the
enormous cilect throughout the Mo-
liunimednu world. and niilitury dam-
ugc. since 'l`urklsl1 troops defoiidlng
the iluriluiiellcs now can be lnkeii
el.~icwliore."
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‘.-”.f;.";`.i.‘§'.’.‘..?“‘..;"i?.‘l.e§lt.?'lf.i".l‘;l;S“‘ 11;; TALES TOLD By _
IN THE FIGHTING LINES
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MANY HEROIC DEEDS
<-iples which reserve direct taxes to '
inillislrlal states has not been sug- L10" _ _ _ g _ _ _
l*‘*”""*l lil G°"‘"'““1““" "l"‘“l"“- N0 liaitalion, writing hoiuo in lioucion, wc honibard the enemy. l know in one
iinancial expert. could even content- SMS, '
plate such a possibility, which would I-in mu. m.11m, m- nm \11_11,_ whm, W
loci quite heavily in :in attack on that
"IW" “ ‘“°\""m l“"""`”“" l“ “‘m_‘"l"“l"" cinlci' in l`i'oni nl' our liiics, thc (lf-r»
1-oi1ti'll>iitioiiH could not hc coiiteniplnt- ma" 108503 won, I-|111), 1-.,,,.,im,,S wha, ,,,,,,m_:,. ,Mm 1,, 1|". 1-,|11 ,1_xU._m_ and |
1-tl.nli1veino.<1tol`tl1e intlivitlnnl sluics (mrs “,,_,,.,._ 1, “.35 "H, 3511, 11,51 rm,
"‘.“.'° "lready formwen ln." "0ms"my buptisni of fire, though we had hecii ii
ot increasing direct taxes .20 per cent__. it A mm, before and me mem ever
dvi' stu-li ii l1:1|l of liiirliiig uictul. _ .
in hy our i'vllow.~;,oi1ly ilu- tit-nd rc
thi- int-11 is wo11d1~.rl'\il thrniigh it 11ll.’
liivi14ion, it. l<`. A.. wriliilg to 11 frlniil
“Tile tiny I rel-l\lvcil your letter
t ll W l~`cr iiaon of the Ziilh
inuining oiitsiili- our purnpl-ls. l`l1cst~.
1 were hrouglii in its well tindor cove
oi'dui'k11css that uighl. 'l‘l1n spirll of
_V
._ burst 100 yards away. .lust us we were
going lo get mounted we hcnrd some
more couilng. lt was three this time,
in ki-cp their workmen. engaged
i'iiiiu<li1ili factories . haiiking instiiu
:tn thc ruse niilzli' bc from the lrnit
the ;\in1i1~1tei' stutcd:
“I :lin of ilu' opinion that all in'1ii
ltiiicns even niuiiitions fatrtorées,
p ..~i.io11. I think that young i‘.irm
cvs slioultl ulso he allowed to go au
ltrztn muilt- io inc by u pro-ntnoiit
violin, that tho Clcigynien of ~."‘»a.'t=.<In
:ind otlir-rs who cniiuot. serve might
will pluy their part in assisting such
young mon to go, even il' such assist-
uiice should liivolvo helping out wli:i
the crops oi' gathering the harvest.
"it, is csilntuicd tlinl. there are up-
wards of 21’».ll00 young meii, capabil-
ol`bonrliig1irii19 and unxlous io do
so in the hunks und other commer-
cial instltutioiiii of Canaria. wlin are
not holng allowed-to go." sold the
Minister. “Why should not wonicn re-
place thcse young men while thc wui'
ls on?" _
.____..__i_.-_
THE WIFE OF ENGLAND'S PREMI-
ER.
Something ol' u sense of pity for
tho wives of those who are in high
places must be inspired by tho news
that Mrs. Asoiiith, wife of the British
Prcinicr, has boon compelled for ltci-
owii protection io auo the London
(llobe for liliol. It is a weakness of
democracy that it is unable to pro-
tect against malice and attack those
whom it elevates. The wife of n ,ro-
sponalhlc Minister, uiililoe an cmpress
ls not above suspicion. lp fa; greater
measure than the fiumblest woman of
the Slate she in 11 tho mercy of pois-
oned tongues and poisoned penn. Only
the courts can defend hcr, and it is to
the courts that Mr. Asquith has up-.
peeled. _
Brilliant. volatllo, intense, hold in
opinion and fascinating in attraction,
the present. Mrs. Asqullh in fa fair
mark for the mild-slingers. "She is
not old. sho la not young-‘l\he. ' vm-
man wlth the serpents tongue.',’ Will-
iam Watson once wrote of hor. Then
no now tho attactt was aililoliymmis
,the charge trivs. . The anonymous
letter published in the lamdon Globe
accuses her. without mentioning her
by name, ol’ having sent ii basket of
domoiitlbleii lo captured German elli-
cers. - "
_lt is a sad commentary uptm the
state oi public _, opinion whens Pn-
mler’| wife go to court to refute such
laoharse. - - ' -‘
lion hcguii among iiitcrestetl person. _
in Well, we got nio\1uLed.0.1i<l had to rncei
lions und comnir-1-cial cntnblsllsliinenls
-.ltould roi(-:1.:'1 cv.~r_voi144 ilcsii-.ms of aim- “ml its fill] 0f Shell ll0l€H Us
iitjcoiniiig or Iliff.-tl to liocoiiio, nn “’““l"‘0"l ’ IS fill] ‘lf CCHS- W0 l\ll11Il0l1 .
tivctscas voluutoci-. l bcieve thu-‘. 1~.ll l"l0_0"€‘ 0f__lll€fl\- welll about 20 'Mom' GIG” Wmmm'
t‘11|1a»|ln11 goicrzinlciiis should sttiu- l'=IF<S. ilwny rom the church. us we
inei-ly relniisc cvcry matt Iii the smile llilil '-0 E0 l'0llllil ll. After the whce “Pr” Tlgnmm as Justice °‘ Pence rm'
_ cnme oif wc drugged the body of the
rl waggon for some distance before wc
in this connection the suggestion has C0010 Dllll UP. HH tli0 h0rses were BEST PAMB ACTDRS wlu'
S and these burst near the same place.
"Luck favored us, and wo ot as
took the horses out, and put them
under the shelter ot' #glue houses. I
ran hack towards thc c iirch after our
wheel; l had lust picked it up when
four iuore shells burst. I ran under the
ucv of 11 liouso and took shelter from
lli<‘t‘cs of brick und shell. which new
about ovcrywiiorc. Allcr lhcy lm()
stopped fulling I rnii null got my wheel
and some Vniiatllnii 1-lighlandern help-
*"| "5 10 "X Ulliiks up. so we all got to
cuinp; bitt it was u narrow iiltuvo.”
setcian women in GERMAN
'rRENcHEs
Writing froiti Flaiiders, Private II.
Fromhic. of the l6tl1 Loyal North Lan-
cnslilre Regiment suyt-1;
Wo are nl, rest camp enjoying our-
selves with games of football. it is
quite it change from i.he trenches, but
I think wc shall he giving the Ger-
mans it few souvenirs by Christmas.
it is nwful to we tho' Belgian
_ for it. as we had to go right past the
place where the shells were dropping.
0
excited. We stopped. unhookod, und
MEN
N LAND AND SEA
__,__._._.-_
lwoint-11 in tlertnitn irenehei-1, for God
only knows what is happening to them
No doubt they get killed ut times when
ciise some oi` the men found three Bel-
l-, gian wonieii dt-nd wht-ii. they took a
(il-iinun first. line. We shall need is lot
iuorc iuett from home before we can
I think ii would look u lot hotter if
1 young nion who are pnrndlug the
y streets in civilian clothes would offer
one, stood 11p to it like old veterans. their _services instead ot' waiting to hc
o forced. Our mothers and sisters would
_ _ _ _ ___ _ l niect thc some i‘;_i_te if the l-iuns are
' _ _ '_ ‘ _ iirr- that ul 11111-.<1 sci.-iiictl nhnost as not sulllircssel. ' lc sooner we get
'“""” “mlm hacomv vhtuuny mnnsco" though nolliiiig liuinun could exist 1111-
thc men thc sooner the wur will end.
"Tile Einpirc must iind oil1ci‘.\1ourc- _ _ _ ._ _ _ ,_ _ _ ADM|RA-“DNF HTH .,
            E 
r in l4r.l.n¢c writes
4/Iurgc diuft of P P(‘LI. arrived
lust night. so from 'I 15 to li. 15 i have
hcvii filghlfiilly htlsy fitting them out
c I have never known such
.1 1~.plei1dld set of men-nearly all ilnl
lirlvcr |<`. ltlllrkliliii, lst tktliiiillilli V""`l"lly~ "l’l""“lld N-C-0-3‘““ 9‘"`8¢"“\“
1 who lius piissod his pnpers for it cap-
tain. und niagniilcciit physique-nn nl-
_ A11 ollicl-1' ul :tn inl`;intry base depot
.lk-_ _ _ _ . _ `
| lf\i§l‘-liter clit-.e1'y crowd. . . . Their
I
hull li niirrow ni-11‘i1|14'.. Wt* ivcril getting “""‘_s ‘Wm Wil* lllilgllmcffm- ~ - - l
,_ lion I know nhout the other (lunndinns,
S hui il' you cvcr hour n word against
paid it\ili'k<-ti uttcntion to the churcli. ‘lm l"l’~("»L'l~ 5"’U KW” "lem UU’ U9
Ii wus Suiitlily llftcriiooli, 1Novei11ber
4>,:11i1l all so lovely und tliiict. We
had ln-cn busy nil illiy ioiil-T cllrlitig 
tiif-no bricks. and wc wcnt just as we
iizid finished iliiincr for thc lust load.
\Vt\ l1tidii`t started long before I lit-nrti
Elllllmzls lldpllllllls :f,§i:::;L* :'s":"i::1°";:;1.f°..v.L‘."‘:;il.-:.‘;.,2f; lPPll|lllMlll
right. in Ihr: chniiccl of thc 1-hurcl1~
such ai large one, too. il wus. As soon
xi ns ll. had Iiursl we ran ;f> oiinlioises,
C which had stood quict,a|tl1oul:h it onl
direct.”
At 0 meeting ol’ the Provincial Exe-
cuiivc. on Wednesday evening the fol-
lowing appointments were made:
To he King's Counsel: Mr. K. J.
Marlin and Mr. ('. R. Smailwnod.
Cliarlottetown.
To be Justices of the Peace and
Commissioners of Deeds: Alex. Mc-
Neill. M. D.. Summerslde; Mr. Fred-
erick \\’. (‘ann0n, St Eleanor‘s;
Mr. Jaines Mniiderson. Central Lot
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safely. and muiiagod to get into the . .
. Iurgc 1-iqunro again. This square is I6' Mr' Mdlcnlm Stewart' sprmg'
about us large ns the Ipswich Corn-
a
. ton.
' To bc Justices ol' the Pence, Mr.
J“<|S0l\ Slmvsoll. Belmont; Mr. lsnuc
The rcsigiintion of Mr. W. D. Sum-
' l‘ri11co County was accepted.
AMUSE MEN AT THE FRONT.
PARIS. January 13.- Theatilral
perfoiunances by the best actors of
_ Pnrls ore to be given at the front. A
proposal to this effect. has been np-
_ proved hy t-lie minister oi' war, Gener-
nl Salllenl. and General Joffre, com-
moiider-in-chlof of the French nrmy.
Emile Fubro. director of the Commedle
France, is working on the plan and
|soon will have organized it warhead
company with a repertoire of short
amiiaing plays to which will be added
recltations adapted to the circum-
stances.
This idea at amusing the soldiers
is t.he.result of talks of M. Fahre
with soldiers and wounded hack from
the firing line.
"All of tihem feel the some way. said
M . lfabrc. _ ;
"They soy war is nothing and they
Will iight. as much ns one wants. But
between fo11r null seven o'clock in the
nvculng one fools of 0 little diversion.
l want to give lt to them_.’_‘_
afil --e=I\ TZ- ._2»_1. _ l.
.ncx order and see what we can do
those wiho phono orders.
Fresh and Cornet! Beef.
Fresh and Cornet! Pork.
` Ne. 1 Steak and Pork Chops.
5 Smoked and Cooked l-lam and
‘ tables and Canned Goode »
Prompt attention given to P la
- .- 0 ti evunln* tm to o'clock"
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