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llcwelcoine dolncirom the Froni. _
',l‘he"glllant sons of Prince Edwardi _A detachment from the Sth Siege
island received a magnificent wel; Battery under command of Colonel
come*-:goin their hoiiie-coming" las
ni¢_‘ht;’=' 'e enthusiaem' of the popul-
 inarkell and excellently
expressed.
The returned heroes were Private
ltoy‘F‘N-.l¥e\‘lld ‘of the lst Canadian*
Mounted Rifles, and Gunner Malcolm
McAul0!. who left here with 'the
Peake. which acted ae a Guard of
.Honor and the 4th Regiment Bum
was on hand. i `
AH soon e._s~ the ship was brought to
_a- standstill and the gang planks
placed ln= position a delegation con-
eisftlng of Mayor Brown and council-
lors, P. A; Smith and John McNevin.
98th Siege Battery and was alter representing the City. Rev. Dr. Ful-
ward`s"¢_m`ns!erred'to the' 3rd Bat-
talion. Osliadiau Field Artillery- and
wentdirectlly -to the trout.
‘Both boys 'belong to Charlottetown,
Private Fitzgerald, being e. soil of Mr.
Justice Fitzgerald and Gunner Mc-
Aulay, a son of Mr. A. MecAu~lay
of Grlftml Street, -West.
A Brest crowd were assembled a
the wharf upon the arrival of th
car ferry steamer at 8.45.
yw 
ionnmnsnn ans... _
'roo LA'1'E.Fon
oLAssrF1oA'rxoN
wANTED_G\RL `_ FOR GENERAL
housework. Apply 18B‘Q\l60l\ Sl-
. - _ - -soo-'1~i1wm...
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wi1l'ofmol§e_i_y.E_ Apgly 1° hh"
1' , in ve. -
,_ 'lfm W _ iosi-1-1sM¢i.
wA so-A sov 'ro LEARN wonx
plumbing, Apply'at once to E. H.
Trainor 80 Grafton St.
_ _ _ 1042-7-isi/iai.
wAN1'r-:n 'A' al-n|.' '~ |=o'n ' a'sNsnA1.
h use work in finally of two. Ap~
pl; lt 146 Pownal St., 'between 6 and
8 p. iii: 104357-181\}_3_i.
-rg Lg .~_A1 amen-ron. house °f
10 1-onine all modern improvements.
' . 1 t. Anulv to -T-
i’f'°if~l"i7:”i'ii'ii°‘.i.°" 
f E3 WRIST WATGH
uigrurrgn bgiicn at the Park bwth._l118
|,°,,j§;~_.|,n" Monday mornlns- F_:;_IG§;
emi be .rewarded by l°"‘l“5 ' _
   
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wa.NT¢5g,_1QsrEei¢?1i:ir for Kilmuir
~°°“°°i  rs.-..=:.::“ N~
_-McDo_ aid, Secy 0 _ _m__?__7__18M3t
 : 7 .R OM GOTTAQE
Witlg siwerase and lights; also at
no gttitehed, or will sell to a Qu
- buyer.. 25 Elm
for
(new)
' 1001-'I-llllli
”‘iTi.""5'
lerton representing Patniotic Society
.Mn _Justice Fitzgerald and Mr. A. Mc-
Aulay fathers' of the returning heroes
wenit 'aboard and extended hearty
Vlidcd by Mayor llrown und th-3 other
b ex-Ma or -Sterile at the re uest
5 DPI' D -
tery.and autos following. They ‘ pro-
ceeded up Queen St. to City Hall
where Mayor_ Brown on behalf of the
.citizens in his characteristic happy
manner extended a most hearty wol-
their kind reception in the course of
loss of two former readidenta of this
railway construction. Both were very
pleasure of their acsfuainitance. Both
fthe citizens for their,
were
tive homes
ones
CBDBt
Well
, on
on his
N01
was
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Tribune says:
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 success _ Follows     -russimis FIGHTING 
ERETURNED HEROES f -‘BOTH BATTLEFRONTS ON WESTERN FRONT
lillltolm fllicdulay and Roy Fitzgerald Steady Pressure iii-_~B|l-itish Forcing an oven: -Deeper-clTroopS_oi the Czar who Arrived iii
ini! Sfllltill lilo... simon   Lines... _ __~Evll!tH¢¢S_ 
1lwini_Cosi,io the _ei-utlans.   British ilnplnre i<_5il_,tJ_
Yards ol Gorman c.:.S¢¢ord   ine, 
Strong l?.os_,_illens. --R_ussia_ns,.have Drilled tieriuiriis
Bock    mind.. .l‘_riSor.2rS i=1\il<._li-3 _ -Gun-
War Now ostinil-RB ilaln Six Million Pounds a Day.
l France l.,a_siSpring now Fighting
with French on Western Front.
NEW YORK, N. Y., july 17.--A despatch to The
“On the Champagne front there_has been great
" activity by Russian and French patrols,” reads the an-
Undoubtedly the Russian patrols mentioned, form-
5’T°°ll”5° '° "he 'h°Y°~ lies are following each other with great rapidity. _T0`- DAILY.
Upon coming ashore three cheers . . . i 1
and a tiger were given with B, vim- day brought news of further important gains for them -
_ gguégvugolalg; figs; '$30133 gzgg on both the western and eastern fronts _arousing en- _ The war is costing Great Britain six million pounds
6 Fellows" and they were escorted in thusiasm among the British public hardly less than daily but with such news as the success of the Entente
‘“‘“°m°m°” l” W“m“5 °“° "°l“¢ l“'°° that caused by thc reception of the first news of the Allies this is not grudged. While the powers of resis-
y _y ii -
¢;_fa;h;_a_)__l;¢:;i_;io_té_<_i §_c;cg:_ty£__:; p_1_~_»_§oi;;s_i_p_;i |aS_p{aig_ t0_da¥ shows that the steady pressure ofthe act entirely on_the_ defensive, have still to b_e tested,
in ii o riate airs with the Bat British is forcm an ever dee enm salient into the the Bl'llISl1 Million 15 full Of COI1f1<l€nCe. It iS taking
come, while Rev. Dr. Fullerton in rices the Germans are a in in casualtie' na, who are publicly exhorting the nation to exercise
LONDON, _Iuly I7.-Successes of thc Entente Al- WAR COSTING BRITAIN 6,000,000 POUNDS
Allied offensive A despatch from Genera-l Sir Doug- tance of the Teutonic Allies, should they be forced to
g P z_ _ , _ _ _
German lines and the commander-in-chief,. for the nothing for granted but is full prepared to acquieSCe
first time, produces evidence in the ghgpe gf _ggptui-ggi in the advice Of its leading ministers, like F0i'6ign SCC-
Geruiaii documents giving testimony as to the high felilfy Gfey and Ch3IlC€ll0l' Of the EXChequer McKen-
ii brief address on beiierf of nie Pat- P . _ P y _ g " _ time Mr McKenna aan un ed __ 1.  _ _
‘$322 Soogty ;_l_¢;__o__spgike_,_1__n~_tern$ of .. ~_  ._ _  - - o _ ~ " I]  ' if -`  C  `
_“__ _im di _Honra 1; ___i;_¢i_ _:into <;|a¥____BR1T15H TAKE _,509 YARDS TRENC}{~r§5_ io~day_that the daily cost of the war was 6 million
I Privaitagltizgerald spoke in ` 'reply' ` The British’ have improved their 'position along,P0l"1d5- He fold the House that nobody could tell
ed part of the Czar’s forces landed at Marseilles early i
last spring, after a perilous trip _from Vladivostock by
way of the Red Sea. Not for months hasthere been
any intimation as to the whereabouts of 'the Russians,
who nearly circled the globe to iight side by side with
their allies in the west.
Vague rumors have reached Paris from time to
time that these troops were on their way to some part
of the French front, but last night‘s statement is'the
first authentic indicationlhat they are actually sup-
porting the allied lines,
I That the Russians should have appeared suddenly
in Champagne is taken here to indicate either a sudden
local offensive by the French in that region, or the
transferring of part of thc French forces in Cham-
pagne- to the threatened points at -Verdun or on'-'the
`Somme. _
PARIS, july x7.-A contingent of Russian troops
disembarked to-day at Brest, France. `
his remarks he aimed that .thai-9 1, _by assault 15 hundred yards of the German Secodd from to-day and also intimated that it .would become
 p_&Er_l;iipel;m l_;iit_i_f_tall_i:_n_;;___:hePfro§t iine, positions north of Bazentiii le Petit wood, a strong _necessary this week to apply for new borrowing po
Islanders in lt. He referred to the German position on Waterloi farm between Longueva' WHS.
_Cm,___Herhm_ MGIDWM. n M had Guillemont, besides completing the captureof the _ ~
the date ex-Governor M tyre whole of the village of Ovillers Ia Boisselle. These EVIDENCES OF GERMAN LOSSES
~d.1i'kBalf'I‘ tgirl . _ ._ _.
f§ed.f,f“Chm.k§§§w‘;,“ a°fg,':n§8,W 0'; gains bring the British almost to his crest of Albert
Years and Worked 011 Mlrfay HNWJOI* Plateau where stretches the German third linel
Both eolaiei-_s_ flllndenburg on the Dvina river and Gen Von Linsin- of all calibres up to 28 centimeter on company sec-
t their respeeei . - - _
° where loved gen's__troo_ps, southwest of Lutsk, have been compelled tors, Company strength is oflicer and twelve men.
_ them  to retire behind the L'ipa‘River, ivhile in. the courseof  urgentlyffor speedy relief for the Company. What
extend hear- . . . - _ . _ __
Ord, of cons" Sl1fiday’S fighting m Volhynia the Russians captured an remains of the company is so exhausted that in case
w -_ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _
- to Frm” 'additional 13,000 prisoners and thirty guns. of attacgc by the enemy the few totally exhausted men
first C. _ cannot ght.
wglglosé _RU_SSIA_NS_S_MASH TEUTON FRONT_ k Similar mepsagee were sent from other companies
only all " ' _ , as ing for relic from supports One Battalion mes-
J ._ .; . - . , - . _ . ` _ . . ° ,
“W nfghgig General Von Lmsingens retirement, according to- sage said: _‘Battalion has just received orders from
e__t_:|y“'_:t £0: ‘Petrograd military critics, represents. a-great Russian Lt.-Col. Kumme that it is placedunder orders for the
afterward, 9,5. tactical succe_ss.__ _It was precededby. heavy fighting in third battalion, sixteenth Bavarian Regiment, ai 5¢¢-
°;m°c;‘_;_g1°:;g; which the Russians smashed the Tcuton front on 'e tion reserves. The battalion consists at the preseiit
‘df _Edm°nt¢u_ _width of a mile and penetrated several miles in`to their time of three oliicers, two nomcommissioncd and 19
I
8 saeiiidniiiz P°5iti°“- I men." ' . .
thanking the citizens sincerely' fqr almost the whole,-of their line of bamef,-om capturing what the nation’s war expenditure would be a month
fine young men hdld in high regard 5' , LONDON, july 17.-The following captured do~
by the many citizens who had the RUSSIANS CAPTURE 13,000 PRISONERS. cuments are ofi interest asishowing the 'heavy casual-
d_‘°‘1hh°f"°l° 0115319 WUI* l'h_t°}:" f‘;°°°` ll _ tics which the enemy suffer-'ed in recent fighting. From
to t e 1i;reiv<;_\reteFr_1_¢;1;\;__;>_d hzppgsgg News from eastern front to-day is equally impor- A Company of the Sixteenth Bavarian Infantry to the
.tant The Russian Commander. General Kuropatkin, third battalion of the sixteenth Bavarian infantry
Mai 1 ii "m~iei-f~»- - » ~ . _ ,
¢ “ay “B” “P” ° has launched an _offensive against Field Marshall Von this message was sent: “Severe enemy artillery iir
counid Events" "
Announcements-‘ I
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if ON! CENT per worn
for-advertising in this
must accompany orders.
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‘ ' ` ' hours of~`a ` -stretch without 1. blink
~ | H   of sleep, wh'it1r'ih 'very-hardron the
| _ - ' _ ` _ f""f' ' nervet.‘0hr otlnervgiinieyer was on
furlough, so i had' to do all the lay-
` ing; but lhad a- wash and shave this
morning, the first since this scrap
started. and i feel ` as good ae new
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Raed
YOU
ent to
am none worle
been on the 'l\\ls"for
now. We [lost some _line boys but no
Islanders. 0ne` of o\ir"`lsla.nd omcera.
by the ` name-of ‘Ham - Bethune. prov-
ed himself ‘a|_l_ie`ro~thie time. I' had a
i-whiz: bang la,nd.a_bout ten feet. from
malt Ihld ' been ¢Il;e'.ndil‘l`x‘ up 1
(Oontinued on Pais Six.)
,_._,\,..‘ 'aennuh-a‘i|` '_' _l ` ` '.
_OBON{l‘0. July 'l.D*l-pl lilf £0 _Il\_Qd~'_
`  --if--;.». -. '
d ig eltuti;mfD6rel.iL;e"y"elt‘_efdAY».tl¢
siren; a.. _ _ dagfeel
an at 9 p. m. Al? Lowest £6 pew
‘turn-the prevloue night 'wee _».l0 td!-
._ ,A .. 3- `~.-
win no uigauua afternoon
and tomorrow at LM; it 'will
tomorrow morning at 1.49 and
u sets this--ev -std to*
morrow' all 745- it rides tbinorrow
it E .~
'lliey Are Noi llard to
the Full Benelli. _
2 For fear that there may be some
Demons who, as yet, do not realize the
‘fact than something unusual is takin:
place on Prince Edward Island, it
will be well t_o say that THE CHAR.-
LOTTETOWN GUARDIAN is giving
away. absolutely free, an $800.00 Will-
is Player Piano and $100 ill 80101. 1|
$266.00 Horse and riS-- 130111111916 00!-
pt-s $140.00 Remington Typewriter. a
$1.80 Grafonola, a $40 Phonolru three
'diamond rings, three -military lumin-
ous wrist watches, three magnificent
gold jewel rings and three geldadgnet
‘r1llls. -_ '
Alto! those are to-he xivon away in
exchange for nothing but alittle ds-
'termination and energy. ll* you have
notnlready seen these handsome pres-
ents, go around tothe dealers that are
mentioned in .the advertisements which
appears in this issue, a nd- the prizes
will be ghown to you gladly. You
can then satisfy yourself of the selec-
tions that we have made, ana can
_Judge foryourself of their value.
Remember that a lot of oash,_in ad-
dition _to theahore named priset,_yviil
_ba-dv ipyeu. 'ren per sent ot_tlia
 _ w,Qi;ru_-.Your r»n»§;__ ____
_ nr. nie. mqninceni prim! oirsi-ea
by 'PH GUARDMN worth a few mo-
satl of your time each day! if you
hink ailirmatlvaly, act at once on
our thought.. Gd! on your friends
_ o arm y_os,|a -your complies. get
hem to premise to cut the ballots
. their papers each day, and lend
hem to the Campaign Manager or to
ou, so than you aan llilid'ti\Qi \o1‘l‘he
at 2.30. ‘f .GUARDIAN to be `t9bd'M0d T01' ibn.
'Many of your friends mi! lilrfor The
UARDIAN by the month. Get them
'_ ~-  " ”,M"1°"1‘-f'   m9_T__iii| ii 4.`z1'smi ruining; ul. to inrymr in |:_v\iics__ ro; six propane
uri (V p "-A  moo rises-to t at . -twelve mon a. aa fl ns o tau a
G. *tm .nhl 'm M hrist Ch h e lutn uetter :Irina mosh l:i-ga iaber of votes tor you and
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WIILLIS PLAYER PlllN-0-
AND $l00 IN G0l.lD
Get li 0|ie will ilnly
é Try... would You Like lliein Bain? ll
` so Enter.-Campaign Now and Receive
advance. Perhaps semi 0! your
friends do not take The GUARDIAN
or any other paper. Show them the
advantages and the many excellent
features of The GUARDIAN, and they
will gladly give you their subscription.
i Remember that organization ig 2 a
‘ _great help. ~ _Gail a meeting of half a
‘dozen 0! Will' 3004 t|“lln§l"f>llld tell
` them you have made up your mind to
get one of the_ ‘GHARDXMTI big
prizes and that you  enlist-
snce. Get eaclrono to promise to de-
vote a few minute; .of thelruma daily
toward that- end . Ilan-‘oleh -do 'pro-
mise to see at leant '-three .iofthelr
_ friends _|_n your behhlffnrdftbtllil their
votes and jubacrlptiuns. in. ~b¢her
words nam an enilnsmeirbhip chain
to gather votes ‘utah subscriptions.
Your many friends will-be plilled -to
loin in the merrygame for therptlaea.
Keep thin gains. SM 'their ln-
lnterested by \ ‘ the -energy
with which ' you e&<_l_u`ct
your campllm. -' lake -yell' _ 4
_io get _.ll »  Flin
;.1lil_lllbsr ot'votss_|ael~'4¢§_‘_\ii (dirt
restores you-mttthm. allied
 fo'
_taht prlaee. ,_ _ little o o .rand l ~ ei-
' -lergpnavo’ ~ is
.W Nl
ii  _mi _,
bigitiiinlgi ot`ou %:h&:
in¢ those prius Jes; but we
i ¢i'!1\\8' to -ld# 101| .
is ...'°“. ..:'“ »'°::°.' ...:
v .a ri ~ _ ns t a are
lished in he- , you dll
win in spite of yourself . _ _i..
. Whoever wine the big pi-ins ~ I
be nappy in the possession oi each ., e
.of uiemi '_l|r¢j-'winner af any one of e
.glues will be repaid etuy times o _
‘ r ¢he time spent in gathe .L_ .
and suhseri tions. We are .f~ »~ Y
1'.:-'.‘.i:.te.l.i°.l'.°;.i°f‘I""*‘*" - 
ms mnnwhm m”.M'u“' ‘nm th. nm mm "‘mr&lltg\i°7§iill. n r: iiiiwhiuetegn myinutes .iyotdny friends who are llit regular
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on ".“! "'”’z"--¢»-W2--MMM Qiiu~u'»~urin¢n-ium.rncnau»n.‘siiaii'¢.i.iinrss.on~.iii|rs|i»1:gwe-mriuu.-nmtimm nliwii»n»f.."_"i _ _ `
l~ at _ » -_ i ,
mr-mv~ ny ir. -° ' _ in _mi mins -C ~- n _ _ _ . Comm _ _ ~- ~
-at mutex;-"gtvai-_ __ __ _ y`.`=;°e‘§: .emi-‘il-y valley? on 'rhurndlri Jnlyusth imvdaiurday. July iatli at 11.40 wi" _‘snr  ¢s_i,\:_l__.:_.y6_:»_\__0n__°th_3i_-_ _sun who aiiiiomi w ` " ."
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