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RUSSIANS ADMIT I
FALL OF PRZEMYSL
But Claim Great Successes at Other Points. F
Oerman Line 'oi Communication has been
Pierced. Four Thousand German Prisoners and
Numerous Cannon and Machine Guns Taken.
(Special to the Guardian.)
PETROGRAD, June 4.-Although it
is oflloially admitted the Russians
have evacuated Przemysl, the Rus-
sian 'War Office to-day announced
another important success for the
Muscovite troops on the Lower San,
in the vicinity of Rudnilr, where four
thousand German prisoners and
numerous cannon and machine guns
were taken. The Russians claim to
have pierced the Austro-German line
at that point. Rudnik lies in the San
Valley, 36 miles from Sieniaw.
(Special to the Guardian.)
LONDON, June 4.-Russian forces
operating south of Llbau cut that city
off from Memel, depriving the Ger-
mans of their base of supplies, says
a despatch from Petrograd. At the
same time the Russians took Dolan-
gen (on the Baltic, in Couland) and
the village of Rutzan, in South Libau.
h
(Special to the Guardian.)
PARIS, June 4.-Further progress
as been made by the French in a,
Another Russian force is approaching 1 1 1
Limo from me north. wlul this .§f,§,‘22,1b“1°,§°a“‘;§,';,§f,,f§§§‘§fgo°“}§;§‘,2§t’
city enveloped the Germans have an b
outlet only to the sea.
y the French War Oillce to-day.
(3po¢1a1 to the Goa,-o1o,t_) East of Sanchez the French stormed
LONDON, June 4.-Austro-Hunger# an isolated inn which had been forti-
iell headquarters- relwriills the eau- ned and rumen into a blooknouse by
ture of Przemysi, says:
"The attack is now progressing, the -
fortress still held by the Russians.
Those positions are being defended
apparently with the object of cover- T
ing the retirement of the Russians."
' (Special to the Guardian.) -
PETROGRAD, June 4.-News of the
fall of Przemysl apparently has
awakened no apprehension here. It
is conceded that the Germans have
won a " moral vlctory," but the stra-
tegic importance of the fortress, ac-
cording to opinion expressed here, had B0
been nullified before the Russians re- W
linquished it. la
D
tion for advertising in this column
- y y _ Monday night. The Germans also
Cash must accompany orders. Mini- The Danish steamer Cyrus wtth “_ (S cl It th G dl claim to bein possession of the sugar
STAVANGER Norway June 4-
to
-so-.~.-.~--.~vv--.~.n ...a ~~- ~.-.-.».~_~.-_;,
ANOTHER FURIONS BATTLE  
FOUOHT NORTH OF ARRAS
the Germans. Fifty German prison- raged night and day along the Arras
ers and three machine guns werevand La Bassee line.
captured there. The French gained
further ground in the intricate Ger-
man defences known as the Laby- in
r
rlnulo, south or Neuvlllo sr; vsasr. WOPKS at SOUCHGZ W6 have taken @-
ench from the enemy and captured
Carency and Neuville St Vaast are gh
both reported _to have been destroyed tho ooothom trout ot oo outrooohoo
by a mightyi artillery duel which camp at Metz.
(Special to the Guardian.)
PARIS, June 4.-(Official this even-
g)-At the north sugar refinery
irty prisoners. We have bombarded
ar o he limit of their efforts "°""' g
MOI`g2`ole1l;tgLtoJthe tguagtiltan-,tth ‘xglrllilst tthgelgussians in Galicia, the LON(gg;¢I=io]l to tgs guardilang “hi Fu
, une .- e omp- , une .- rem er squ 5
n liner Irons, bound for Montreal -Et?o?t1tat:;f't tlowteho aixlgtortttuitlxgt tgilg has just concluded a. visit to the front. thot. Groot Brttntn will emerge fr0h¥. the Gerrmllls Would have 119011
ith freight from Mlddlesboro, Eng- otmottooooooty to Ftondoto ,ma tho He investigated all the phases of the 1th i
t nd, carrying no passengers, was Proviooo ot Artotoy Froooot oomo army, in the field hospitals, baths,
1 rpedoed and sunk off the north coast omotot rooorto ot attooko oo oootttotto flying corps, etc. On a hill he viewed lint
"""""'""‘*'*`="="~`f'“"7”-'fr'-`~'~‘-'~`f-‘~'-'-`-‘~‘-‘*=>'-'f-‘---'f-`-‘~'~‘-‘-'-rf#~'-'~‘-‘-'-A---'ff-='-'--rf-f--*-of--I---~ Of England yesterday. The captain recently captured by the Brtttsh mtd (119 trenches and paw shell: bllrsliiltg
CONDENSED ADS V and crew were saved. French ‘tt-hey olooooottod to t.t1,._oot,iot-1. gltelllyltlttlgllgze. He was rece ved w
° ' the r s -
'roo LATE Fon      iIL'l~llf§§`§l°”ol‘“oi’v"...ol.y. ...oo nv..  
CLASSIFICATION ll:::;;“;2:..°2l‘.ill..1“..::;°.ilIlm..li BULEAHIA EUNCENTHATINE
1°' _    hold, although for time being the
ONE CENT or word each inset-    Ti3lTNliiTHgwvTrTNcl:lmtilI;/IlTl[:llToc§NtT\TxE:NeoN
mum charges, twenty-iive_c_ents. _ _ cargo of coat from Scottand for Copem LISBOQ: 3 ° ° ‘gr °"') _ irellllcry nt Sochez, the loss of which
T0 LET-FURNISHED HOUSE. AP- ho on oo tot. odood o t rd tt t._ ' “ne 4'- r°t°sti“g ve they had not previously acknowledged. (SP¢°ii=\| 1° *H6 Guardia"-) to.
[lil TURKISH FHUNTIEH
rench Forces Stormed and Baptured German Position. , Fifty German B
Prisoners and Three Machine Guns Captured. Two Villages
Destroyed by llrtlllery Duel which liaged Night and Day.
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""`Y"`"`"`"Tv"""`""""`"""`","'"""" ' George, the new minister of munitions,
HUMPSU11 |_|11[|1 sull-l_u5llY pHEM|[11 A301111" §§§f..1.:“i;’".l..”‘;€.2ii;:5i.§’€l§.lf;
SUNKH EMI , . Ill Hlllill
(3P¢°|i| *O 91° Gi-|i"d|i"-) of state to carry the most urgent mes- t
LONDON June 4_Wtth the “tt ot sa e ever told to the ears of a Man
Przemysl, although this does not` gh
THE GREAT NEED OF
I-lLLlES IS EQUIPMENT
».- . ~.--Iwissdi
ritish Minister of Munitions Makes Stirrlng
llppeal to Employers and Workmen to Supply
V More Equipment Declaring that Russians Lost
Asn
‘thc
well equipped, the Germans would
lon
Przemysl Because ol’ this liiant.
MANCHESTER, Eng.. June 4.-De- influence, and a mere bond slave of
olarillg that the German victory in cruel military tyranny or whether it
Galicia. was due to an overwllelnling
Allies ill the West had been as
a o have been driven from s
d trade unionists.
will come out triumphant, free and
poriorily of equipment, alld that if more powerful than ever for good in
the affairs of men.
Our Russian Allies have suffered a
evere setback. The German have
B E B
ance, and Belgium, David Lloyd -achieved a great success not because
of superior valor of their soldiers or
strategy of their Generals. The Ger-
man trlumph is due entirely to super-
ior equipment, an overwhelming sup-
“I come", he said, "as an emlssary erlority of shot and shell and muni-
ions and equipment.
"Two hundred thousand shells were
g .
ester audience. Our countr ls concentrated in a sin le hour on the
from
is colossal struggle, beaten, humi-
ed, stripped of power, honor and _Flander.s.”
Y S
hting for il.s life, for the liberties of heads of the gallant Russians. Had
rope and what it does, and what it
prepared to sacrifice depends wh... same process to the Germans on our
we been in a position to apply the
ur-ned out of France and driven half
way across the devastated plain of
The appeal to the people of
lllllnll all
this
. t lb ll
ply this omoe 12-l4s4M4lp<l g W1 D y B eo ay a e ""’”°““" “g‘““”t uw “i“’““g °‘ ‘W0 Wllllo these in themselves are ooo NEW YORK. June 4--A special ia °"1“°° f°" te" ce" "°“" “ °‘"‘
‘ “’ "“ ' ` "r _ F" ' noon' T 1° crew were save' P°"“g““°“° “mp” by “wma” ““b' sidered small matters in military the American from Athens says Bill- t°
nmrmes' me pm" 0( Portugal 'le' circles here they are believed to be garia is rel>0i`¢9d £0 T10 CUUCGHUHUUE me
mauds thc Government immediately tho torem new of a msum tton of ‘ '
LOST.-A LADV’S GOLD WATCH
and fob. Leave at 104 Water St.
, and receive reward. 1261-6-5m3l
Fda' s7iT.`sIlswE 'ANo"`1'wo
Spring lambs, 11 Park street, City. K
_ _ 1230-6-4m4l1stpp.
wAN‘rEo To aoano-A MARRIED'
couple in a private family. Apply
at this office. 1221-Ii-3m3lpd.
oss ENGINE-2 l-l. P., IN F|ns"T
class order, for sale. Apply Ray
Macdonald, Guardian Office.
_ __ _ __ 9045-3-17MEtf.
To LET.-ow,ELL|NG-House ' oN
West Street, now occupied by Mr
Van Tilberg. Apply to C. P.
Fletcher, 16 Brighton. 1247-6-5m3l
T0 RENT.-THE BEAUTIFUL ST.
Anthony's Villa, fronting on Dundas
Esplanade. Apply to City Hospital.
__ \ 91094-lnmtl
WANTED-BY THE 25TH OF JUNE,
a capable woman as cook. Good
wages. Apply to Mrs. John Rich-
_ ards, Bideford. 1047-5-19mtf.
FOR SALE..--8000 feet 2 by 4 and,
2 by 5 scantling. Price $13 per
thousand delivered. Apply to Mc-
Millan Bros., Wood Islands.
 _ 1257-6-5m6i
PROFESSOR EARLE WILL GIVE
lessons in voice, piano and organ,
on Fridays and Saturdays only,
during the summer months; limited
number taken. 1263-6-5m3l
LosT. -- oN Roan BETWEEN
Hardy’s Mill and Charlottetown, one
large thormos bottle. Finder please
leave at Paton & Co.'s Store and
_ rec_eive_re_ward. 1232-6-4m3i
Fon sAl.s-'rslrrs ANo`cAMPsns
supplies. Tents to suit all require-
ments, all sizes, shapes and prices.
Apply C. C. Heeschen, Jr., Box 212,
CltY. 1213-6-3M3i.
Fon SALE-ENQUIRE A"T FRBE1'
dl Wfoods implement Depot for sup-
erior rubber tired Pony rig with
harness. W. R. Robertson.
1245-6-4-M3lpd.
GAEBTINE snows-2 H. P., HANI
dy little engine, suitable for farm
and other work, tor sale cheap. Ap-
ply Ray Macdonald, Guardian Of-
fice. 0045-3-17MEtf.
FOR BKLE-T WO CARRIAGE HORS-
es, well broken. Albert Maddocks,
Hillcrest Ranch, Mount Edward
Road, Charlottetown.
I 1243-6-4-M3ipd .
LOST.--ON-MAY 15TH, BETWEEN
Souris and Fortune Bridge, mink
collarette, lined with brown satin
and trimmed with six tails. Reward.
Mrs J. A. McMillan, Fortune Bridge.
__ ‘ ' _1255-0-Bmsi
l.6ST.-Faloav arrenuoou, se-
tweeu A. A. ?artlett's residence
and railway .ln`tion. Boston Bull
Bitch. answering to name “Trlxy."
'Leave at lteddiu Bros. and receive
reward. 1257-0-Smtf
olgoluioe auvltosss - No. s
l
Plated with name and address.,
either on flap or front. I8 per 1.000;
'Ii.li0 for 2,000; $12.00 for 5.000;
I0 for 10,000. GUARDIAN OF-
FICE. 8808-11-llmtf.
AUCTION.-AT THE RESIDENCE
of Mrs Van Tilberg. 0 West Street,
Tuesday, .lune 8th. commencing at
_I .o'clock: dining-room, hall. bed-
foiim and kitchen furniture and
stoves, also one typewriter chair,
one fiat-top desk and since chair.
R. Beairsto, Auctioneer. 1251-6-5m3l
agus p memora a.
-_._.....__..._.._. The mmm tl” “comm mvtmtw :l;’o°ot:ls:-_léglélehtsnhtalottznge nippoxptoilz ,hide the documents. minutes.
  ‘ to sever diplomatic realtions wlthi - ,_ H D
,_ , Germany. ‘
GOVERNMENT
and were, in the words of an officer
just returned from the front, Punch-
NEW ..
T11 1 1 t .1 1 1 th _ . ,ing a hole in the German line." To
M thedm n S18'-S an 1 aymeé] 0 (3 LONDON June 1' The mlmury 0x`fstop this movement and also relieve
c o ist Clurch o the harlottc t t I A . _
town [11ott-1ot oooom1,1ot1 for thot, oo_ gift aovagecogftilfxtléngvélQschggieii'troops who. accofrdlillg to British ale. tind Private detectives employed by
r
"W1 meeting at L°W°|' Momagufi 0” national orgallizatlon will be the nowlcoums' were S11 0 ng very severe y V
Wednesday Juno zoo’ “odor tho pro, G t. t t t k ‘from British attacks and through
gloomy 0g't11@ Rev J L_ Dawsmo qY»ffg:{§;ff.r.l t?egr:,?_tf€s’ iftattotlut ser ,their own counter-attacks, the Ger.
B- A- There WEN D.\'€‘I‘3l“-‘Ui the Revs- vice means that the whole able-bodiman have despatched a lot of new t
i. t th A -Y ll . '.
-5`;_:ttm1’3rBéli\;:\[§>(;l. gilfilal Hfgglriy.   lcd popultatlotl nilusttl come forw3lrclund:e‘;§?3smgkto; ogtragffos-];`est0utaak¥hpxiTl‘e` aboard H “UW anchored ill the bay-
W k B. A..  El- S le . H- A- serve, no ony ll le ilnvy an army: initiative
ee s, . ty B. - - but In any capacity in which the Gov ' ‘
1 1 1 1,11 11 11 11 1; 1 detectives, that for two weeks they
. ernment declares their services sregthetse Eng; geteavcehmezlsg mlvgngegn novo been woto111t1g for two mon, w11o_
Brown, H. Miller, L. Jewett, F.
Sawdon and F. H. Littlejohns.
lay representatives were Messrs.
:sfé
- Q
Smith, Wm. Long, C. Bryenton, T. railways, mines, the mercantile, mar-{a°°°“ S n a B e “B B thot-o woo11tt1o1o,- too oo11oo to work
nefded’ |brought from the western front as all
These services may be required in nt t dtc t that th A 'tri ns
Bulnltt. J- Jenkins. T. Bashar and L- ine, l-omount depot and military of and G“”m“““ are “tm "'g°’°““"'
B9" MMOUH- dces from the War Office downward iamwkmg the Russians' who are 0
Tho omooro o1ootod were as fot_ and tn every spades of factory whtctttfalling back to positions between
lows: Financial Secretary, Rev. E. S. ll lf ltr. th 1 l ,pmimysl "nd Lemberg- The R“”’“”*‘ °
Week., B A. Journal Secretaries’ gorécerzoemsleot I:/var ° P"°"B°“Stare endeavouring to hold the line eXlJl0BiV9B-
Roto    19 and Rov_ F-_ H_ no m ' formed roughly by the Lower San,
Y 8 It 1*” bee" "°““d by °"""““"°"ilno wil-ma and Dnolstol- Rivers, where Haskins to determine the cause of the
Llltlejollns; Statistical Secretaries t1 tth 1 1 1 13 1 dl .
new E_ A_ weotmorotand and Roy: csttnetf El‘;(;‘°o‘{,|‘;g‘t;to';yp‘;’;,‘1_‘;’;§e it there are natural positions covered
F. W. Sawdon. even more vital in the factory than pmifly by g‘;§“t's?‘“rsl;?si In Eaatem
There was placed on record a mln- in the rank , and it is useless to Ga cm me us “"5 am s“c°°“es‘
ute expressing appreciation of the possess miTliong of men in training These’ h°wever` are demed by the 558;?-‘Tas estTrlN;iel¢Tx:z‘t1§?i0 T)l0(0mwNN;
lang. useful and ‘tovirtg ministry of the unless the factories which provide 3l:'°€l‘;§";'“s;1;_};f`3I';t§‘;“f lt’f(f:tt‘;‘;'°£'v’;'t';§§ totory' to oovot.o1 1,11-go woo't1e11' 1,o11t1_
late Rev. Edwar Be I, and a letter of munitions of war are fully manned tooo on tho waterfront nearest the
SYIHDH-thy wus sent to Mrs. Boll. and organized to produce war ma- me Italians in mm" engagemems
The Rev. J. L. Laird a probationer terials sufficient for the needs of the have captured a "umm" °f p°sm°“°' itoro to the tooo
of the first year, passed'a most credit- army. blithmthe nogiaslegtsiomefinto Contact
able Slmmlnatlcn. and was unanimous- “lt is also evident that so lar as w,I,h e,I,m n “ tim mices'
ly recommended to proceed to the se- the military force to be produced is ket |‘°";ps°" uener' rgnai, wa”
cond year’s probation. The following concerned, the problem of time and su" Wenty' °“" m 5 “ui ° fa"
members were appointed as lay dele- numebrs is altogether novel. Our Ishmd' S°°“““dI being t°"Ped°°d
gates to the annual conference which allies have placed the whole of their aft" he’ "ew left hens Fishing
meets ot st. .lolm.N. s.,on June oth: able-bodied men. in lilo llola and ;°“'“°" was 019° B““i"k4 mile” 0"'
Messrs. Henry Smith, Col. F. S. cannot endure that we should do "°“°e5'I °”° °f the 0’ “ey I°l““d5-,
Moore, Prof. Steele, Wm. Long Lsaac anything less. Wh have to pro- I" each case' it is alleged that the
submarines shelled the bouts as they
Carter, F. J. Holman, D. A. Collins dues the largest possible number
James Matthew, J. F. Jenkins, A., of soldiers in the shortest possible were H9232 £:_‘;:)°i1‘;‘l’;l~ wm3"§;’d_°f the
Prowse, Wm. Boyle, John Jay. The time, and to insure that guns, glitleoi crew” W
:‘.t.i"I.'~“°.:-“.;';lt’.ir.':.  lztesxll :.‘:‘."‘.‘:;'.1;',f'."..-..°.:°;';;';“;.ollllfsrr "1-2;.  wo--~ »- 
Mlllletnlof Montague, was elected as the llli-£15910 at the ltrmies in the fitcltd 'N 'TA'-Y FOR E9P'°NAGE'
‘ . t as oon as e " 
Ralgflccf-3 SItE,I€irl?1Tl,r?gta(£,N;mTt’,ltegle Lan high? ThTsrvasT€o\TT>rk og national or- MILAN- -Time 2"I9“b°“ Wade- “Sed
h 1 _ t tt t X. Wm. Hoo before the now, thirty-seven, of Chicago. was arrested
ra ° ;°°l;]°"f)ts{tf;;1 'ha “"0"” C15 ggeeglnfglnto here to~day on the charge of being an
cu s o t e were very gra - S -
lying, ‘ and reveal a most heaihy fs°‘;°c’;"?££t° gf! ez }?“;';”`:" °m°°" Wm'
B D0 8
      ‘“ I I I-W     
--It to not pmcttoat or wtoo to ooo_ a Bavarian officer named Martin Sche-
the Church thus giving, after due
11 1 ' 1 . tlnue m ch longer to rely on the vol- hammer 01! 911811101011 0! 6891011880- He
:li°l?l'Mi'gT1l:v;nl§d§nfl°1d;:§hsmgeslgg “Diary service. because the problem md “‘°d° °°"°"“1 Vim” f° the P"°'
crease of 72 over the preceding year. li 5600111111! 100 bis; UHCHUBG if is fggfzifg Brew!" and v°'°n°' L" the
The financial side of the work, in spite \U19C01l0l11i0&l and improper that we It was- teamed th t S h h
of “V61-so co,1d1t1t-mo, 1,1-ovod to 119 should have such an immense number 5 0 9 011111191'
t At mt t 2896193 ot montoo mon at homo. boooooo the had lived in several Italian towns,
very _enccurag ng. 0 o S . -
1-,oo boot, t.o1,od for gene,-51 M1§,1ot,o, necessary military forces at the front, £2351 ;l(;l£_e§:;l;1e glicsluéitod. and had
on 1oot.oooo of ovot- ;g0_ Tho Womotfo and useful distribution of labor at home t nh In be" W d one afliiléle -tt
can only besrranged by a Govern- N100 W B I 0- 0! C B30.
Ift"}”1‘f§'15‘,_'§I,,s§’,ffI§‘1§,§°§,‘§f'f.,ft'§§o"},'§I. meal smell wlnl full powers over tho a singer. was discovered and the iw-
mtntotot-1o1 ottooot-t woo 3735 moto services of all able-bodied citizens. “C9 f°“‘1d U10 W°m3|1 UVM! in B"
than last year Increases were also "TM 0°“Dfl’¥ il 'ill Gunter. the D90' “P“""”°“t here ““d°" mi’ “WW Mm”
reported for the various benevolent 91° m“°'- be °‘°3m“°'I fm' 9' W" °f “mt M“t°“°' s°"°h °f Ne' apart'
tondo ot tho ohtttoo Two ooblto ooo, existence, and only the adoption of ment revealed a large Dllckllie 0! 001'-
vtoo, woro hoto do't.1og tho Dtott.tot_ a national service can make victory l'6sD°¥1d0l10e ill Cipher. military malls
on Woooooooy ovomoo o 1”." ooo_ sure. "The moral effect of the adop- Of 1111110"-HH! Billie!" Vllilii in the
orogottoo "stoned wtth not ottonttoo tion of a national service by England D\‘0vill<=€8 Of Udlrw. Vervlla and Bas~
to 8 mo” ttmety sermon on the "Now would be greater than that of the sano. These were contained in a
Btrth. oottvotoo by tho Chotmm ot greatest victory in the field." large valine, ln which also were lleld
the tjtotrtct new J_ L_ Dawson B_A_ Commenting on the above the glasses and a revolver. From an-
on Thorodoy evootng the novo bum Times editorially says: other package of German correspon-
_toneo md E_ A_ Wootmorotomt took We are well aware of the very dence lt would appear that Isabell
the prettmtmry ont ot the oorvtoo great complexities which beset this Wade had had dealings with the police
and the Ro" _7_L_ Lood ood m_ B ' -issue. Neva; have ws been so much of Berlin.
week. B A 'dottvotoo “moot o“o°_ impressed-by the frequent references Thewoman at first maintained that
nmtk; aédrtooos the former on tho’ to thaprecedellt set by Abraham she was Margaret Mari-elio, and had
,wtitshed Work at Cm_t|t.._ md tt" Lincoln in the sixties of the last found the valise in the street, but
mm, on ..Tmttt.._ Both ‘M"““,. century. Lincoln had~.to...deal witha after sponding a short time in prison,
wa" iroltty lppnctotad by .tt or-'_ country whose population was in I she admitted her real identity and de-
--- ~ :l:.°:.'l'°.l."‘“ l.'z‘l.°:':.l:.“.';l:. "ll: @l:'°.'l.l“°°..*l."°“l"°l°' “Il °'ll.°':
' r n,w s se er l.nl,llyng a
col'ft’.‘t';dk§'t1hb;’t2\;‘:l(::f.":;£t‘t:,'P»°m“°W= stttl in the making. he was shadowed by the police and
the te' du. "mt ‘t Lower Mono In-it Asqultll has to face far great- feared he would be arrested at any
.both toumt no bt or di eulties than Lincoln, but on moment, and that it was necessary to
fighting on a larger scale For some '
time it hats agen roporloahtllz French tltsntisnoillltehtvglgh M2156 rs rgftlgltbglgé
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un army on the Turkish frontier. This
has occasioned great alarm in Con
EXPLOSION ON A RUSSIAN SCOW.
SEATTLE Wash., June 1.-Police
ha Russian government to guard
cssels loading munitions ol’ war for
Russia, were busy to-day endeavouring
o learn the cause of the explosion on
Sunday morning of 15 tons dynamite
Except for the statement of private
it is alleged, were coming to Puget
Sound to destroy ammunition carriers,
n. The scow was blown into frag-
ments, and no trace has been found
f a watch who was guarding the
While detectives were engaged ln.
explosion, many workmen began ne-
placing 350 plate glass windows in
business districts, shattered by the
cene of the explosion added $10,000
GERMAN GENERAL -
I WAS CAPTURED.
PETROGRAD, June 2.-Newspapers
published in the Baltic provinces are
authority for the statement that the
Russian patrol has captured General
Von Pritvitz, the commander of the
German forces at Libau, together with
several other German officers. The
patrol had an encounter with the Gen-
eral‘s escort. Some of them were
killed but the remainder also were
taken prisoners. General Von Prltvitz
was slightly wounded on the head.
'run WEATHER, `
TEMPERATURE,
rms, luoolv, strc.
(Special fo The Guardiln)
TORONTO, June 5.-Maritime:
North and East winds; mostly fair
and cooler.
‘THE WEATHER.-Yesterday was
beautifully fine and mild.
The highest temperature recorded
yesterday was 68 deg, above zero and
the lowest was 55 above. The lowest
of the previous night was 46 above
nero. At 9 a.m. yesterday it was 55
above, ana at 9 p.m. it was 58 above.
The tide will be high this afternoon
at 4.42, tomorrow at Il and Monday at
7.11; it will be high tomorrow morning
at 5.89, Monday at 0.25 and Tuesday
at 7.06.
The sun sets this evening at 7.47,
tomorrow at 7.48 and Monday at 7.491
it rises tomorrow morning, Monday
and Tuesday at 4.09.
The moon sets this afternoon at
12.55, and tomorrow at 1.42.
The last quarter of the moon was
on Friday, June lst, at 12.82 p. m.
There will be a new moon on Satur-
day. June 12th, at 2.57 p. m.
The length of today will be fifteen
hours and thll-ty~aeven minutes and to-
morrow fifteen hours and thirty-nine
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Scotia for their kind assistance.
is the statement of monies re- J
M°‘t{f’,§‘t‘Tper Mrs James Mc_ :oronou l lilo sank ol Novo soous
cram). $0.30 a
Falconwood employees (per S
Mrs Goodwill) 6.00
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fty-one cents ($438.51), which
a birthday gift to be
sented to Queen Mary from 'J'
Canadian branch of " Queen
ry’s Needlework Gui1d," to be used 1
Her Majesty for the relief of;
unded soldiers, has resulted in the b
collection of the sum of four
hun- C
red and thirty-sight dollars and
has
een forwarded b the Bank of Nova
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ecretary, Miss Merritt, St Catlle
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Scotia to the Canadian headquarters
Queen Mary`s Needlework Guild, U
Peel Street, Montreal. Letters
ve been sont to tilc President, Lady tt
liams-Taylor, Montreal, and the t
l`lll0,
t., notifying them and requesting n
uckllowledgemellt.
Mrs Rogers desires to thank all
on she is under to Messrs Bin
Rennie and Ramsay)
E.H. , city
Wm. Clark. North Wiltshire
Miss Katherine James, city
Mrs W. E. Bentley, city
Mrs (Judge) McLeod, Sum-
o interested themselvea in the:
vemont alld to express the obliga-
ning
Sinclair, of the Bank of Nova
Be-
eorgetown (per Mrs Aitken) 16.70
nish (collected by Misses 
7.35
1.50
.20
5.00
3.40
mersid 22.00
9.
Miss Wlnifred Cairns, city
I’eter's Scllool (per Miss
I)esBrisny
ueen Square School (per L.
Smith)
Collected by-
Bcrtle Maloney
3.50
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MEXICANS NUT
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(Special to the Guardian.)
VERA CRUZ, June 4.-President
Wilson’s note to General Carrauza
llll leaders of other Mexican factions
was published without comment in
lcwspapcrs here last night. it was
ecelved calmly by the public and
pparently regarded with indifference
y groups of persons who gathered in
afes to discuuss the contents.
DROWNED IN WELL.
LIVERPOOL, N. S., June 2.-Jennie,
le five years old daughter of Doyle
llhodcnizcr, ol' Sandy Cove, was
rowned ill the well, at her home, yes-
erdlly afternoon. She was missed at
three o’clock and diligent search was
lade, by the neighbors, without avail.
The body was not located, until the
einrn of the father from his tiay's
vork.
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MAJOR MASSIE T0 COMMAND.
STRATHFORD, Ont.. June 2.-Ma-
or J. C. Massie, manager of the local
o .
nd a. veteran of the South African
war, has accepted command of the
peclal rclllforcement company of the
Thirty-Third Battalion, Canadian er-
editionary force, now at London, On-
ario. Major Massie came here from
Montreal.
WILL REPRESS LEAST: ETSORDER.
MILAN. via Paris. June 2.-General
Sapelli, in assuming command of the
1 Milan district, has issued an manifesto
to the effect that he will act with all
energy to repress the least disorders.
,Tile people are warned that refusal to
1.70 0
5.15
7.30
Mrs McPhail, Brighton 10.25
Miss J. B. Glover, Kensington 18.90
Mary Mclntyre and Hazel
Campbell. Montague 12.22
Marion Campbell and Sybil
Poole, Montague 12.40
Margaret Nicholson and Beulah
McLeod. Victoria Cross
Bruce Bears, Whim Road
Mrs T. N. Wright, Montague
(additional)
Mrs E. H. Bell. city
Mrs Welsh, Weymouth Street,
city
Joseph's Convent
ollected by-
Mrs S. N. Earle. city
(Per Mrs J. S. Morris. Winsloe,
$21.25, collected as below.)
Collected hy-
Miss H. Moore, teacher, North
Milton School (pupils $2.65,
people $5.75)
Miss Morrison. teacher, South
Milton School (pupils 32.80,
people $2.25)
Miss Stavert, teacher, South
Milton School (pupils 90c.,
people $6.10)
Mr Curran. teacher. West
Royalty School, pupils
rince of Wales College (per
Principal Robertson)
rince Street School (per Prin-
cipal Seaman)
est Kent School (per Pmcipal
Johnson)
Model School (per Miss Bovyer)
aledonla (per Mrs Annie Mc-
Lennon)
Pster’s Bay (per Rev. J. N.
McLeod)
oliected by Mrs W. D. Coffin,
city
8.09
1.00
.30
5.00
4.00
3.00
15.00
8.40
5.05
7.00
.80
17.50
72.00
22.45
16.30
49.85
85.80
4.10
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Total. $4
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bey the authorised authorities will
result in stringent meaures, as the
troops have orders to iire and never
in the air.
COMING EVENTS,
ANNOUNCEMENTS,
MEETINGS, ETC.
ONE CENT per word each inser-
tion for advertising in this column.
Cash must accompany orders. Mini-
mum charges, twenty-five cents.
"Good fresh lobsters today at
Stewart‘s Restaurant, Queen Street.
` 1252-6-5m1i
"Tea at beautiful Elmira in ald of
St. Columbo Church. Tuesday, August
17th. 1207-6-8M8i
"LANDING TODAY by schooner
"Margaret D. Roper," Superphosphate
Nitrate Soda and 8-per cent. Cotton
Seed Meal. Get our prices and free
literature. Gill & Lantz, Charlotte-
town . 1179-0-2~M5i .
“You often need thlull 701| don‘t
buy. and you often buy things you
dcn‘t need, but the Remington type-
writer is in the first class rather than
the second. A. Milne Fraser, Hali-
fax. N. B. 1|3'l~6-4M1l
“Lecture and entertainment. Coma
and hear Rev. Dr Smith, Iona, lecture
on his trip through Austria, Belgium
and Germany. in Emerald Hall, on
Thursday, June 17th, at 8 p,m. A
good programme is being provided.
Tickets 15 and 35 cents. 1864-0-GUM
"Knowing me ll number or citi-
zens were interested in Mr Cho and
Miss McCuily’s “Korean Mission-
aries" address the other night in St
James Hall, we wish to say any por-
son wishing to-have a tract on” the
work which In now being carried on
by missionaries in Korea n have
one by simply calling and fbr
it t ll. K. Brace' nice, 
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