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BRITISH Rilo   ~   wEsiERII l=RoIu Now -“'°°‘§;2ii‘;.,. Hull PRESSURE ~
Mesnputaniial
WAS SUCCESSFUL FROM NORTH SEA -  _ _ON ITALIAN FRONT
'ifrench Mortars Captured, 100 Germans _ _ _
public by the War Office last even H
Killed and Three ll o ts ,L it i Fl Great Britain and 'France liave Already Sent og. _ __ 'Germans ave Crossed the Tagll-aleluo,
(Canadian Press' Despatch)
LONDON. Nov. 5.-~“!<‘urther totals
concerning yestorday's raid by Lon-
don troops from the neighborhood of
Gavrelle show that fourteen prison-
ers, four machine guns and two
trench iiiortars wcre captured by ns,"
says todays official report froiii tllo
Franco-Belgian i'-roiit. “iii addition a
large number from the enemy esti-
mated at nearly 100 were killed and
destroyed or left in flames. Our cas-
ualties were very light.
"Yesterday evening a party
Sherwoc-ll' forosters raided the en-
eliiy‘I-l trenches northwest of Leos,
capturing zi few prisoners and killing
tai France and ltal stand firm
WASHINGTON. Nov. 5.-creat nil# FRENcl-I TAKE Pnleonlsne. I
11. ' y . ly _
a number 07 Gefmlms 011” 911511111505 united to oppose any further advniicc PARIS. Nov. 5.-“There was infor-
wel'e again light.
Hostile. recoilnoitering parties,
of the enemy ill the Iltalian sector,
inittent artillery activity ill llelgillin
Hllys the Wlxlr Departm`ent’s weekly and Upper Alsace." says tod-ay’s oiii-
W91`0 LIISDGTSGKI DY 0111' file 1119*- flight review oi' military operations. Icial announcement. "An enemy at-
in the neighborhood of Hollebeko and
nil dugouts in the raided area wcreIReutc~l."
BALLOT BOX STUFF ING 1
IN PROGRESS IN CITY
Authorities Not Likely to interfere as
it is Being Done Legitimately by
il-ustiing_ Candidates in the Guardian
Campaign.
_._.___.._.l_-_l
r
Ballot box stuillng is going on in
Charlottetown at 3 lively rate. lt. is
not only a daily, but an hourly occur-
rence, yet the authorities are doing
nothing to prevent it, and, i-li fact,
have nothing- to. say.
This ballot stuffing, however, is not
such as to cause an investigation by
election oiiicieis although before it is
over there will hardly be an official
of any kind in the city who will not
be interested in it. - The ballot hox
stuffing ig going on in the campaign
departme-nt of The Guardian and.tl\e
is too la-te.
The statement suggests that the
'l'e'utons probably thought Italy would
be left to her fate or that the Allies
would be unable to despatch the ile-
cessary forces in time. but declares
that Great Britain and Franco already
have selit large reinforcements and
tack on our small posts west of the
Upper Coucy forest wus repulsed and
prisoners remained in our hands.
RUSSIANS DEFEAT TURKS ON
BLACK SEA COAST.
PETROGRAD. Nov. 5.-In the
re
the western front today strqches gion oi' the Black Sea coast the Rus-  
from the North Sea to the Adriatic. Isiaiis have driven the Turks frolil
AUSTRO-GERMANS WANT PEACE.| their first line -and advanced in some
(Canadian Press Despatch) places to the third line, the War Office
WASlll.\ifl'i`()_.\l, `\Inv. 5.-Gel-llinily announces. Mlich booty wss cap-
and Austria are ln:IkilI.: strenunlls ture-xl. - I
eifoits to further the pacifist colifer-I FIERCE FIGHTING _“_'
ence to be held at Berne, Nov. 12. to' FOR PASSCHIENDAELE, _ (Canadian Press Despatch)
discuss a basis for all lloiiorablcl - ` --- ‘ OTTAWA, Nov. 5.-Correspoillleilt
peace. according to an official cable- (Canadian Press Despatch) of the Fond (loniroller's oillce toda
gram received here yesterday from CANADIAN HEADQUARTERS l1\I_roporteIi the following! Wlloleflfllv
Zurich, Switzerlaiid'. FRANCE, via Loudon, Nov. 5.-(By| ill'lC€S for potatoes, all <l\111fl1'li0l1
W A Willisoii, special correspondent
Canadian forces-
WASHINGTON N0v_ 5__.A(1v~_m¢.I Driven from his positions at Belle- WlCk Sl0Cl< $2-40 '20 $250- SUDD1
lug under protection of a heavy bsr- vue Farui and on Passchcndllelo' SDUT 5°’“`°e>
page ,L German mldlng party before in the first Canadian attack, and Halifax and P.E.I. stock $2.15 l
_ ,]9_y|1ght on November 3 stormed A smashed out o' -Meetcbeele Cresi._$2-25- I ___ ‘ d P I
trench held b_v American infantry, Farm inthe second Canadian advance, Sf-, -73%; tN~ 2é;°N- B- all -E- -
killing three. iloulidiiig five and cap- the eiieuiy is fighting des-pe-rately to MOCK $ - 0 5 - -' _
turing twelve, . ccurding to despat- retrieve his dosses or at -least main~ Al119l‘lCa11 Dl`l06~'-B0Bl0l1 52-40, N€W_
led. Our troops fou.gllt_ with lnucl
river northwest ‘of Bagdad was made
UQ Il 9 3ll\€S
_ o ' Early Friday Morning one oi our
Large Runtorcenienis UID _ Supplies A0 _;_v;_l:__1_;111:T_.c };l_i>_v_l:_\l;____;\_p_ B:»‘|'|i|] _ Claims I0 Hgve captured 
"@1111" P10111- _ is :..‘;:“2:l‘;.';..'1: .‘.‘::;..';R.‘;i.‘R:.‘;.:“§ Pflslllllfrs-
of “Til”  - ‘miles north of Samara. -_---i--
"The enemy hastily withdrew io-
stroiig rear-guard. Our troops drove
the latter- from successive lines of
LONDON NOV 5-The following
I _ _
, _ ` official communication dealing with      .
_I4 Prisoners, 4 Machine Guns- and Two    ;l‘.Z.?.?;‘?.§i.’1“.J.?Bli€;i."‘;t.‘i’;2:.121 _
` ` ~ made further progress up the Tigris
crossed the Tagiiamento River. the
War Office announces. The Auetro-
trcnches and occupied the \vhole.G91`11111l1 D1`@SB\1l'f-‘ 1139-Inst lilo lllaliaul
position lvlonnwliiio onl- cavalry pose. l\°l'rlwrI1 wins has been intensified. BIHRLLN. Nov. 0.-~ Au»I.ro-Gel-En
ed the retreating enemy throughout Th” ““11°1111C@U19llf f01l0WB! "Tho i-‘P00118 IIIWB CFOIBOG 1-110 111166119 K'
the day. .
“Eighty nine ' prisoners and
enemy. who has succeeded in bring-
1111! some of his forces on to the right
wards Tekrit. under the cover oi' li, ROME. Nov, 5.--The Germans have against the left wing of our line.”
BERLIN BIPORT.
liamento River in northeastern Italy
and taken six thousand risonor the
11 p s
quantityof ammunition wore cliptur- bank of me T”~g1I“mem0» 1101111 01' Wlil' 0fllC6 reports. They are' ad-
llnsh and showed great power of ci-
durance"
being oil the basis o-f a 90 lb. bug.
u. s. 'rRooPE REcEIvE sAPTIsIvI ortllé- csilonlan Press.) Toronto-Ontario stock $2 to $2.15.
oF FIRE, THREE KILLED FIVE 'rlio struggle before Passcllomisole Ottawa-Ontario stock $1.90.
wouNoED, TwEI.vE cAP- nos ilovolopeli into one of the hitters-sl Montreal*-Ontario and Q\1el»_Ii_
TURED. battles in the whole history of the SKOCKS $1.90- New Bl‘l1llS\ViCk $2
' Quebec-Quebec and New Bruns-
Wmk earnegtly right f1`°m the 9011"- cllesl from General Persliiu re-ceiveli.iil/in ,his ‘position nt Passclieiidaelc Y0l‘k $2-40; B\1l`f'1l0 32-40-
and the votes will pile in with Ililglii-
ning rapldly. Everyone' knowis that
nothing is ever gained by just sil-
tilig around and waiting.
Subscriptions ,
Subscriptions can be secured any
where. Because ii. candidate 'lifves iii
one certain part of the country' it
does not confine you to solicit sub-
stufling consists of the deposoting oi’_I vote'g will be allowed to candidates oil
votes by the many- candidates and. subscriptions sent in unaccompanlell
their friends for the valuable prizes_ with the amount of money that the
offered by The Guardian. Isubscriptiion order calls for. _ Geneml _ _ u _ __ _ _
ANI newspaper °°“D°“5 must IV" ' I ` S - fire curly today. Ten nivn are ill hes- ` ucii intention oil the Dart of tile' l o case will Finland give “T1 306 Euston. 1017M8i
Great lnterelt Displayed
Widespread interest shown by cau-
didates and their friends gllve prom-
ise of a lively campaign. EVSFY 01111111'
date in The Guardieirs- great IWIZC
campaign must reallize that the most
muse be made oooh dev If one wishes
to be counted among the winners. All
5
by the Wur Department. 'I itself.
No Furlough For
QI O
OTTAWA, Nov. 4-The departnlent ¢|»-|»§4~qiq»g§q.|,.*¢*,|,.,*.,,,
.. _ _ fl ._ _ _ -
_    S A   giginilltil has aiinounced tie o on ___ I |n tm. :damn “v“_ are "waded
' ' __ “l\'lucli nllsunIiersi.an<liiig has aris-
. _ , cn frolni, and it is fcarel that disap-
scriptlons in -that certain part. No (sanadian Press Despatch) _ _ (_Czi_rIadlan_ Press Deepatc_i_i)_ __ pomtment will be mused( by the Sup
LONDON, NOV- 5~-1’l'0llll€\‘ L10Yf\ lATLu"ON’ NJ" Nov' ""_}`“’I”_It“'lI gestion that all tile- original member:
Gem. has leftmondon f0,~1m1y_ TIN, bellies have bccu takcnfrolii t_li¢-_-luins ot. the first division now Serving -
Ee _ .. . , .
Premier was acconipailned by Lieiit. 01 U1? 5§*I"E‘tI°“_f\““§'__R§°_‘j;‘? f_“’_”Si;°_"_ France be given a furlough. Notlilug _ _~ - _ .
I J (` qll 11°- the f01111"1` In Im" "ity wlwh Wd" IC; ww' ‘I li 1411011111 111 U10 militia ‘IelW1`I~m9“t Oflnialiy Fiiiiiisli newsD=1i'191“l1 d€0ll1l‘0 ated, modern conveniences Inquire
_ Piuznlio, has intensified his pressure vancing toward the west.
l I
NIIH All HANDS I
(IEE NB. IIIIASI
(Ceinadian Press Despatch)
perls~lied today when the Lunenburg
qcllooiier Ralph, bound from Buc-
touclie for New Castle. struck on, a'
gale and wont to pieces All on bqard
t-ock of Nova Scotia were seen cling-
disappeared. McLintock was formerly
conductor on the' Moncton and Buc-
touclie Railway. The schooner was oi'
51 tons and was built at Petit Riviera
in 1885. She was owned by Captain
\Vry and G_ Renaud of Buctouche. I
SWEDEN IVIAY IAKE I
_ SSHIINNER IUSI WHY BRIIISH NEVER
SENI III IHE BAIIIII
LONDON, Nov. 4.-The -question
of Premier Kerensky, of Russia in
fl
Y 1111 llllefvlew. as to why the'British
navy had not attacked-the German
5 ILEXTON, N. B.. Nov, 5-Three men' flee; which rewntly cm loo” in
the Baltic. was answered by the
First Lord of the Admiralty in hig
speech in the Common; yesterday,
c bar near Ricliibucto Cape, during a Sir Em; Geddes ,aid the British
fleet was not sent to mist s
Iffaptuin Allie Wry of Bdctouche, mate beguse of me umé ‘znvolveguaixig
Y C101/is Of Bllvlouoho and John MCLlll~ the extensive mine fields scattered
in ilts path from the North Sag to
o_iiig to a part of the vessel but soon the Bama The mmmmmls opinion
oi' responsible naval authoritim
WW. he B816. that the step ws.; one
that should not be taken.
Miuard’s Linlment cures Neunlgla.
+++++++++++++++++++
Ili llllli Isllills i NNNNSN 1300135
PETIIOGRAD. Nov. 4.-There is
unrest in political <-irc-les in llclsiil;_:~
fore, according to it despatch from
the Finnish -capital, over t.he iigitation
of tllc taking of Sweden of the Aland
islands lest they be captured by Gel
[South African Commander. Gerieial _ _ _ _ __ __ __ _ _ any s _ that n n
Sir Wm R li0lJeI‘iSOIl. Chief Of U10 Pltals ‘Wh I"°b“h7 ‘lm "‘I-“ru” dm lllllltllfy l1l1l110l'lli8S in F1`l`111Ce» 11111' the lsinlills-, which constitute Finla.nd's - 
at two cents per word net.
elm.. wAN'rEo-1e2 ascii-r
 iii the Swedisii press of the possibility George Street. 1043-G-11M3ipd.
lf.
'ro I_E'r Houss oEN'rRAELiE` foo
mos” sendmg them in' “nd attached imperial Stair at Arnly HeaClquartel's._111““Y °.m°r§ were 10” Seriously hu." it is believed that the exlgencies of chief defence. WANTED,- AT ONCE ERRAND
trimmed neatly by the candidates ol'
O
together in packages. Be sure t
Major control F is lvlsurioo. chief ill lwpmli 110111 “'11“1°“'S °1»11‘°_"“’“ nie- military situation roi-bla tho iii I soy. Apply at Gini-also oliioo
write the candidate’s name so that mc t,_Mm_a_;' 'opmuons at me Ing Strut-ture ,_ The;-e_ were so men Option of Buch _,_ c0urSe_ It is to be ___________ _ 95810_a_1Mtr
credit will be given to the candidate
for whom they are intended.
Enter Today and Win
should exert every effort to induce If you have not already- entered,
their friends to assist. All should ap-|send in your name today. and with
preciate that now is the time Ito reap. half an effort you can easily lead in
Those who have been sitting on the
the next vote exhlibit. Nothing can
fence waiting to see how the wind be gained hy delay. Act now. Every
blows should take warning before it| minute counts for votes. `
VOTE STANDING OF CANDIDATES.
DIS'1`RIC'l\ NO. 1
Miss Hattie Hucst-is Suiiiliicrside
Miss .Corinne Gallant Suniniersiiie
Mr. Gerald P. Brciiiiicr (ilmi'lot-tct-o\vii_
Miss Viola Mullins
20,844
19,149
I 1,517
flliiirlottetowli 5,945
I)[S'l‘l{lC'l‘ N0. 2 -
Mr. A. E. Jenkins (icorget.o\vii
Mrs. W. A. Ciiinmiilgs Moiiiiiglie
Miss Beatrice Brown Alberton
Miss Lillian Ingles Kensiugtoli
Mr. Gerald Murpliy Keiisiiigton _
2 l ,379
19,81 7
9,060
7,843
7,255
‘ DISTRICT N0. 3
lylr. ll. M. B_r0t.l|m's Rem' Rive-r
Mr. Roland Biicliulinn llrniiailmiio
Mr. Lloyd l’roiIde N- \Vl|t1‘1|11l'0
Mi-. R. H. Abbott Mullwfilw
Mr. Daniel McLean Murray RWPI'
Mr. Duncan McLean U0l‘ll\V11ll
Mr. Wm. M. Bennett lil°llfllllblll\¢’- _
Miss seoilo Robbins _ Cwtral lleilelille
Miss Sadie Egan 'B0115|11‘“’
Mr. Ira Fraser P01* B°l`df‘“
Mr- Charles E. Walker (`l1|0d0lll11
Mrs. Maurice White
20,804
l 8,061
1 4,365
1 2,325
9,e'so
9,644
5,870
5,037
5,004
5,000
5,000
Rocky Point ‘
S
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storing
East ` I “_”_-_l
ltdevolo ed at coni‘ereil‘co of

ad
try up to Jan. 1. 1918. This ‘brings
the total of loans to Great Britain to
$1,860,000,000 and the total loans
I
_ * to tlio Allies of $3.566.400,000.
TIIE ‘VPIQTHIFR The credit today is tliedargest ever
"1`ElV[Pl‘1R~A'-l UR'Es made to an Allied Government. The
TI])E_ MOON, ETC, money will :be withdrawn from the
Treasury only as needed to pay for
'roiionro N 5 M aori io`w'" °°“"°°"'
. ov. .- o a e ___'____i..
str_fg_r_\s §\_<;r;_l1 Q/2:1 wl;\__§l<\_- fell endogggll KING l.EoPoI.» Ewas
6 8 95 emi) 5|-We NC. ARR STED FOR DEBT
yesterday was 39 dagrees abcgve. At
10 a. m. it was 38 a ove; at p. ui. Lownov N __ 3__P ,I F _d _
NEiovEiaSn:,i;hotb?vIie;' 35'lI:ll:?:sEgwest the pre' 1"I¢I1 A609010. 0[f“Prussla. :hae wage RE-
B ' rested by order of the Kaiser for refus-
The tide will be high this afternoon in
. - 8 to pa the debts he contrsctedl »
5 000 at 4i_Z’_6h°"t'E)“t\‘;';;?;;°‘;'___:‘_}ni:;5’a:t  whilst a-cI,illg ss general oi command
’ _-.ii Ti......i.. it io. _ ' ;;,dM,;;;*§,‘;»_;~ g:;;;‘;;;" o;>f,,;‘;°,;;:,‘;§;
_ _ ‘I The slin sets this afternoon at 5. Emprml e ` _ I
' SELECT YOUR UANDIDATE~_ _ and tomorrow at 4.59; it rises toinor- ma latest experience is not 8 hover
."°" ‘“°""I“5I“t 7'” and Thursday M one for him. lie was placed under
8818011 '0\Il' filV0l`It\’ Cflndlflnte- Tllell clit 0“t th9 'L06' a e t b th Kaiser some years ego
X Th” '“°°3' 7"" I'°“I5hl “E 11 51' fd.: fsailiiEg tr? attend manouvres and
snbsclqption Blanlvon the ‘name of tms paper' Fu' it The moon ‘wan full on 'Tu9.l_‘|.B\i`.» deprived of his command in the'arin!
out and send it direct to the Campaigll M8008" ‘lf tht! 0°” 30"" "' 1-” “-‘“- - ' 1 . o li a subsequently eo mo
- f -- » R ~» . '1‘h° 111." Il¥ft°\f °f. -  wwe :.y.!1.1‘ egogntef SEI liiliaofme. no ma um me
tor o
War 011166. Ml1i0l?GGll€l‘l1l 'Sir H01ll‘)' “SIERD In me m”`SI°" wl‘e“ thc Hanfefq noted that it is stated in press des
Hughes Wilson of the Gene,-H1 Staff started iii au old frame building au- patches umtyhe Australian govern- _ .Lo _
land omgr officm-5, .l0iIlI1lP§ llle 111111110 f‘l1f11°t“"0 ‘15°‘I__i°" mont, after considering the matter.   _ _,ET ON KENT STREET A SMALL
. magazines and newspl\f1C1'°- has abandoned the proposal to gl'-zliit _ GCR UBS Wllll purse containing
furloughs to the original members of 0101195’ Please return to Guardian
nlonarv 011100 and get reward. 1044-s-iliuai
lllllil CHECKS I 'Belgian Women il-:..fl.:;:.::.-=:l.-:pc  I SWINGIESS PLANES
~I=AnAooR IvIAcHINi=.' 'ro I..E1' `a\
  ` Tl'e3Aed 35 Slaves TORONTO, Nov. 4.-ln s oploilalu week 0,. month Apply to 224 E"
__ ___-_ address on --The Subsialicra otf  ton street 600___01__"__
I (Canadian PN" Despatch) ~ IEi‘IltrelE<teonR<3E§?Ei‘I\chEiiiiifircthéllb rin tillili ' ” . _ - - U
NEW ORLEANS. Nov. 3.-~Loul-s- BRITISI-l l<`RON'I` IN BEl..GlLl\i. C ___ Ro ___ Pm' Alex Graham Ben T0 L51- A1- 3-1-_ AVARDS COM'
iana planters will not be able to Nov, 4.--Belgian woiucn and girls __'13____ms y;__'vemo_'_ or ' the w‘e,phone_ for-mblo cottage 7 rooms hoe water:
deliver to the American Sugar Reiiu- are being coliipcllod to lliiildmoncretc h _ _ of aw gtabh, if required A
ine Company muon more than half of iiugoliis Illia-ol- -.iriiliol-y fire. 'rho _ieI_y_e<i___<i_eop __<_>__m¥_=;__°§ f_________ Mch_mc__ BL Ava-_“_ pply Louis
the 100.000 l-Ons of l`aW 5118211” l>l'0l11iS- statement that this form of slavery _z§B___'_m_ emglency in tha manufacture 104o_n_6M2ipd
ed at the recent coiiferenca at Wasil- has actIially_bel-.ii pructlscllds recom- _ 5_ Th Nm.w9gI,,,,Iof gigroplnne-s and aviation, stating. _ _ -;_ _ _ _ _
ingtou. at which it had been hoped to (id in flu. mar.. of .I. G_eiilI.iIi .selllier LONDON. Nov -_ eu __ d“_______|_h__________uCan_v_ (hm an (,“g|ne1e,,.__ HEAVY BROWN PAPER F95
speedily end the sugar silortuge in tho,-who wan ,-rroolzily Ifllpillrell _ _ I(§,§_ii_ti<;i_; §$f“,g;_1;o_ul;cei;I;e_sl_a __gg_________ Wingless aeroplatnel t.hg_t_____\_Iyoi:l_d _(ig, sale, excellent for pdmu umm,
D _I ting 114,577 tons and forty-oigili Nor- w_I_I_|l__ihe wnroi<;c___am oiicloth oi- carpets. Apply at The
planters and others here today tllarl weilllm seamen were lost' a W was 1" 9 ‘ ' Guardian Office. 'I82-10.2015”

the recent cold weve ceusefl a decided Ie   ___  __,_._. _ _
shortage ill thc liousisiana crop-   ; --~'--'---“"---*°~'~""’*‘f" "'“'."""  ' »gH5L\/me. WAN-|-ED_ANv PIR;
(icnlliiittcrs of grower.'~l were up-$ 
pointed for each s-llliglir-pl‘olilicillg ’ .-
parish of thc State. with instructioiis
lo go tllroiigh their districts ilnrl se-;
cure all possible tenders of raw sugai°._ I
About 25,000 tons was plediiefl Ht l0'_  U S  ‘
day's meeting. but it` was announced I _
that the provision of tho contract; _...__
cailing'for delivery of 25.000 tone byf WA5H|NGT0_\'_ N0v_ 4___A (-mill(
Nov. 15 could not be carried out. _ | of $435_000_000 Wm., made to Great
-=------- I Britain today hy the Treasury. to 00
Mllllfdl |-|1\|1'f1°"¢ C'-lr" NWNIUIR' ver British expenditure-3 in this coun-
°°l1 having wooden shelving (ug-
seie will find a purchaser by apply.
ills at this oilice. 1015.g.11.p(¢_¢_
LOST HANDBAG CONTAINING
sum of money on Great. Georg;
near Toombs' store on Saturde;
night. Apply 154 SYd119y Street.
1o_al-11-alIglzi|_,¢_
°A'r1'ENo 'rl-IE Aucrlon eA|_é`;_p
§_}°°"' °'°P ‘~°1“1' implements _ue
rod cDoneld's. Cove Head' mood
°" W°d1l°9dl1y. Nov. 7, at 1 o’cio_ek,
1’°“‘- _roms
T_ 
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