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,THE CARLQl[El0}II_ L_ Y ARIII 
Weekly, (Now Evening Dolly) 1337
Morning Da-ily Founded 1lI1
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CHARLOTTETOWN, CANADA, THURSDAY, MAY 2, 1918 I-
BUDIIET PRESENTED
BY Hoa. II. II. MCLEAN
*iii .
Growing Financial Obligations Necessitate ln-
creases in Taxation. Several- New Taxation
Proposals Submitted. Much Interest Mani-
_ fested In Budget.-
.\ .
‘ (sp°°'a' N The G“a"dI“") _ ITh" VI¢fI~0l`.)’ Loan rI-,alizr-Il $1l8il,00Ii-
OTTAWA. May 1.-To lion. A, ]{_
upon net profits over 10 pt-r ct-ni,
MacLean, acting Minister of lflnancc, INCQME TAXAC1- AMENDEU
this afternoon fell the task of pro-
seniing to Parliament one of thc
Inost important Budgets since Con-
federation.
The steadily growing financial olI-
ligstions of the Dominion due to the
war made necessary the unnounce-
ment of a number of increases in ox-
isting taxation as well as II number of'
new taxation proposals. Mr. Mac-
l.ean’s statement which was made to
n crowded house and in the presence
of full galleries excited Inore than or-
dinary interest at the Capital.
The total revenue for the last fiscal
year was $258,000,000, of which $140,-
000,000 came from customs duties,
$27,000,000 from excise ami $21,000,-
000 from the war tax on business pro-
fits. The balance of trade for last
fiscal year in our favor was $600,000,-
000; favorable balance oi' trade with
Great Britain $790,000,000; adverse
balance with United States; exports
to U. S. $440,000,000; imports i`rom
United States to Canada, $790,000,000.
000 in cash at a cost of about $5,000,-
000; anot-her Ioan will be issued in the
fall. and from year to year during the
continuance of the war. The Nation-
al Debt is in the neighborhood or
$1,200,000,000. `
War tax on business profits act of
1017 renewed will also apply to part-
nerships and corporations having :I
capital of more than $25,000 and less
than $50,000. but will be limited as to
those concerns to a tax of 25 per cent.
Exemption-.I in favor ol' unmurriIIIi
persons arc 1‘ctluI:eIl from $150() III
$000 and $1300: of married persons
irom $3000 t.o $2000, but an additional
0X0l'll|)II0ll Of $1500 il-I til]()‘nLtv-,(1 |'()|~W(_gi;vii(i-v|!>
child under I6 _vt-urs of ng(-_ ` '
A war surtux running t`rom `J to :I5
_por ct-nl. upon income will he paid.
and it gent-ral ilicrr-.use is made in IIII-
UIX "D011 lflrgc incomes. lu-
cotne tax on corpo|'ations is-I in-
creased from tour to six per cent.;
ten cents a pound tax on tca is lt-,vit-da;
additional taxes are imposed on cor-
fee- 1'-0000. chlcory and non~Illcohulic
beverages; a stamp Iluty of one ccnt
per hundred on matches imported or
manufacturcd, and eight cents on
Dlllyihg cards. A war excise tax of
ten per cent. on all automobiles man-
ufactured or importcIl into (‘.anuIlII.
illls not to include motor trucks. IlI--
livery wagons ami tractors. The same
excisc tax is levied upon jewelry,
rr-,al or imitation, and upon gramo-
: phones, phonographs, talking machin-
I-s_ cylinders and records, mcclitinical
piano and organ players and records,
whether manufactured in or importI-,Il
into Canada. These excise taxes will
not he levied upon goods manufactur-
ed for export. Heavy additional tax
cs are levied on tobacco, cigars and
cigarettes, and an excise tax of flvf-,
cents per pound upon leaf tobacco. _-\
ten per cent tax on sleeping car tick-
ets, and It tax on pnllnian cor seats is
raised from five to ten cents.
NEW SUGAR AND FLOUR
REGULATIONS IN BRIEF
Anil-Hoardlng Rules lust Prom-ulgaied by Canada Food
Board Set Forth In Concise Form
FLOUR
N0 person living within two miles
of a licensed' dcalei'-excepting flour,
Inillers. bakers. confectioners and
licensed wholesale or retail dealers
-may have more than an ordinary
supply' of fifteen days.
Persons _living from two to five
miles rromsupply centres, from five
to ten miles, and from ten Inilcs up-
ward are limited, as in the case of
sugar. to 30, 60 and 120 days’ stocks
respectively".
From and after May 1, it wil-l be
illegal to feed. or permit to be fed,
milling wheat or any product thereof,
excepting bran or shorts to livestock
or -poultry, or knowingly to sell the
same for such prohibited use,
No person shall grind any milling
wheat or mixture ot' milling wheat
with other grain t‘or such stock-teeth
ing purposes. ‘
No licensed wholesale or retail
dealer may hold flour made wholly or
in part from wheat for u period in ex-
cess of 80 days' trade requirements.
Where wheat has been grown with
other grains and cannot be separated
from it for milling without undue
cost, it may be milled for feeding lf
containing no more than 25 per cent.
wheat content. ‘
All supplies stocks oi’ flour. wherever
held, must be returned to dealers lIy
whom it will bc purchased either :It
lOO'l'§OC°-0-1-4--I-410-4-4'-I-10-4-2
IIIINIIENSEII SPEIIIIISI.
¥O'\'\\'OO1--0-'I-§§§O'§O-OOO;
“'WANTEO.-A LIST BOY. APPLV
Guardian Office. 47316
_..____..,_i._______---
*WANTED--SMALL 1'/3 H. P. STA~
tionary engine-Box 232.
4729-4-30M2i.
*WANTED - BY 1’HE.i'-'IRST OF
May. a girl for general housework.
Apply at‘GuaI-diau Ofiice.
' 4707-4-24tf
* BANG SLAG FOUR CARLOADS
to arrive for sale about May 10th
at New Annan and Albany Stat-
-ions. Prices right. David I-i. Auld.
Albany, R. R. 4797-4-29M3ipd.
*WHEAT-WE HAVE ONE_THOU8-
and bushels Marquis Wheat at the
I-Owesi. price. THE ASSOCIATED
FAR'M`llRS' COOPERATIVE C0-I
I
I
'thc price paid or tho market ite IIII
, . pr -
.\prl| iS. which r-vcr III- rho lower.
Each dealer of wheat flour must :It
once report to the millt-rs' tIoIn|nittI»I-
at Ottawa the quantities of flour ht-III
in excess of requirements I'or 60, da_\'s.
giving the name of the miller anti' :Ill
particulars of purchase anti price, also
stating rer|uiI'eIueuts i`or May, Jum-
and July. `
Such excess stocks will he rcportI-Il
to millers, who must similarly rI»~
purchuse at the price paid or Iha-
market prices ot' April IS. which t-vcr
be the lower. ,
ln addition to such prescribed penni-
ties, any flour hereafter -purcliasetl or
held ln excess of allowances may IIn
and after lMay 1, be seized and forI`I-lI-
ed to ills Majesty. being disposed of
as thc I"ootl Board may II'ireci.
_ SUGAR
.\’o person living within two mill-:I ol'
u detrler, other thun :I nittnufacturt-r.
may have more than nn ordinary sup-
pl_v for fifteen days. I
Persons living more than ilvo Inilcs
from a supply centre muy so hold
sugar for Inore than 110 days.
Those living from ilvc to ten Inilo.-;
from a store are similarly restrlt-II-Il
to 60 days' supply., V
ftesidonts beyond such a ton In|lI-
limit are permitted to carry' sugar
stocks suflicent for 120 days' require
Incnts.
Mauniactuiers are allowed to rotuln
stocks in excess of current trade rc-
quirements no,longor than 45 days.
Surplus or reserve supplies now ht-III
must be returned to dealers, by whrm
it will be repurchased at 'the -prici-
pnid or the current market quotation.
whichever be the lower.
,__..__.
THE WHITE HOUSE
GROUNDS FOR GRAZING
_...__-
(SpecIaI to The Guardian)
W.ASHINGTON, Mui' 1- ~r ¥‘lIlt"l'
will bo grazing on the White lloI|:'e
lawn within a few days. President
Wilson today purchased twelve thor-
oughbred Shropshires.
I
THE WEATHER
TEMPERATURE.
TIDEI MOON. ETC'
' TORONTO, May 1,--Fresh to strong
`south, shifting- to west winds, rain,
Clearing.
-somone einem pun smou uo.n
LTD. . 4720-4-3OME3l.
*UNI-WI HAVE ONE HUNDRED
-_moj Bq, [UM MIDUI I0 llI5u9I 9II.L
I 'ui 'd sas Ia we -‘vw ‘leptin Im I-II
casks of lime due here any day. 01" nm uooui slI1'J0_-\a1J_Bl\b “Wi 90.111 _
ders will receive best sttention.| In if 90? ll! ‘U92 ll-I V
31-no Aeqslocéinrgzn rqsrruvri-;aIs'C0-_Ivor-.I -1° -100-11 “"1 “ “"“‘ °“°'I§'0.,.
I-mn-v.-c..L. -<-
4720-4-30M»E3l.V is uoonieus Hilti Nil-I 1190"' 903.0.”
-ful unnoon rms lfrrccrlahn npmzas vu-_= urs Iv I-II-ww M--3
hundredo of cures in P. E. Inland. -.Iotuoi ses;-I A -zzs IH M01-If-wot P'-H
iror nie or to lung. All rental mo- rg-II Iv- SUI-I s -ful ¢}°“_ ‘11';°‘:‘Ii‘I.“
any pool toward the purchase ot the _ in J Mmgggtm ,P Hg
uIT°ml°itI’iiI‘EI` mII'II'~|°s'I` RSEEEIEENE III:  "age IIE $1101-1°: v-1vlII'I:IE`Ir
a , m .. -
Iowvlg. c 0 4004-G-17M8WKl\n00il~l°1J' 'llil ‘NIR Oil llil 99|! NIJ.
Front, the Enemy
Enemy. Flanders
German Dead. '
(Special to The Gimrdirin)
lI()Nli()N, l\lzI_\' l, - .\|:zIin IIII-|~I~ lI:I:I
r Inv-:r num- in Iln- IIIIIIII- in I-`l'In
cu p _ .
Ilcr.-4, \\'I\nl'e IIII- I:rIIlllIII I-\'I-r_v\\'lII-|-I- is:
I~IIvI-rI-,fi with' IhI~ I.-_rI-y I-I:III IIIIIIII-I: III
fltirtnain III-IIII. :ind IIII- l<lriIish :|IIIi
l"rt-nt'lI art- IIIIlI|in;; I~I-I‘IIrI-ly III :Ili
ill(-il' posllimis, |"|'tInI SzIIIIrIIII_\' until
well into lilondtiy nizlit, (II-nt-|':il ron
ArninI':-I f‘IIrI-I-s ronfinin-Il tI\I-ir I~I'-
forts to ln‘I-uit the liritisli lint-I: on
the Yprt-is salient. :IIIII to |n‘I-si: II;II~l<
the British and l"rI-nI'lI I‘roII\ the
hI'i:lI ;.:rounIl III thI~ sIIIIflI\vI-st. IIIII
e\’ery\vlicre their I-i`t`oI‘Is wt-rc l`l`IIiI-
less. ’i‘ruI-, tht-_v gained their olI,IIeI-t-
iv:-._ and again t-apturt-Il l.oI-rI-, but :I
count(-.r thrust f`IIrt'I-d tht-In out a|.:uiII
and :Ii lost :ic-tfoiiiits IlII~ l<`rI-nI'h \\'I-rc
lioldinrz tht- village, -
BRITISH PUSHED BACK GERMAN
LINES
III tht- lIill_\' rI-Izion just to IIII- nIIrIII
of l.ot‘rI- thI- llritlsh also pnslit-Il _II:II~lI
the I-nI-Iny III sow-I':II points, nIItIIlIl_~.'
III-,tween l{I-mmf-I and lin (`lyIII-.
IIABINEI RIIIIINSIRIIII-
IIIIN Ill BE NIIIIIE
(Special to The Guardian)
(l'l"l`I\\\'.-\, .\l;t_\' I. ll is II-nrnt-II
I`roIn insiIlI-- i:o\'I-rnnit-nl I'irI'lI-.~: IlI:II
fin- loin: p|"o1ni-:I-Il I`:I!>iIII-I I~I-<~II|1:<IrIII--
lion is to taikt- pl:II~I- iinmt-IIIIIII-l_\' :I:`-
ter prorogzition. II is now hopt-Il tlI:~I
llil- se-ssitnl will III- url-r II_\' Illay lliiii.
and l>I‘.I`orI- starting for l<Jngl:Intl Sir
Rob(-rt Borllt-II'TIll drop I~noIn;li :If
his f`onscr\'zItivI- I-IIIII-:miles .sind :II-In
their places with l.ilIeraIl:~' to givt-, IIII:
ilf`I,y-fifty I'cprI-.st-nizttion pronlisetl Ilur-
ing the cztnipaixzn.
IIEIINIIINSIIIIPIURE
  BIIIIIK Sill- llill
(Special to The Gunrtiian)
l.()Nll()N, I\l1I_\' I. ltIIs.<i:In l5l:II~lI
SL-It l"lI,-I-I is rl-|nIl'iI\II :ls t':I|Il\I|‘I-Il II_v
flII- Turks :Ind (II-rniunrs.
IIERIVIIINS IRE
IIIINFISIIAIINII IVIEIIII
(Special to The Guardian).
NEW YORK, May I.--~'l`|Io (_lcr\n:In
Govt-rnor of lit-,lrxiuni luis issut-Il II I|I--
I»|'t-.I-, cztllim.: for :I list oi' :Ill III-Ils
‘weigliinpg ov(-r ‘_'0 pounll.-I :Is \vI-ll :Is
all In‘I.:IIn pipes in lil-l|.:iInn, atnfl it is
intcndc-Il to l:IkI- flu-,ni :Iway III III-
IIIanIII'IIeturI-Il into guns, III'I-IIrI|inL: In
a slott-Int-.III is.-‘IIII-,Il hI-rI- Irnliglii lI_\
Senator III-nri I.:II"onIsIlnI-, l'rI-siIlI-III
of tht- l‘}xI-,cutlvI- (`oII\niiIII-I- of tlI--
Socit-Iy I`In‘ Gills l`or lil-||;i;In -<IIlIliI-rs
IIIIIII PIIIIINII
Inns IIIIIII
(Special to The Guardian)
l.()Nll()N. l\l:Iy l~ l.uxI-InlIIIurg is
now al (lIIrnnIn_v‘s n\orI'_\'. lit-rlin
sends :I lliilr- I`oInl_ IIIII only in I-x~
clianm- |‘In' ~»-olnf-Iliiny.. ’l'lII~ llul-III-:.e»
reigns _\‘I-I but IIII- only prrIlIlI-III -Il
the pI-.oplI- is to kt-.I-p alive.
Canadian Pensions
Larger Than Others
(Special to The Guardian)
()'l"I`A\VA, l\l:I_v I,--i’I-,iisirnis lu-,lIII.'.
paid by t`IIII:\diIIn (lovcrnInI-,III :Iri-
substuntially lIii:hI-r than those aw:IrII~
od in otht-r I~,ounIrII-s. uI't'III'IlinI.: III
ovidI-,nt'I- suhniltted to tht- t~IpI-rlnl rom-
mlttt-e of the House, ol' ponsions_ lIy
Kenneth /\rI-IIIIIIIIII llogun, Adviser
of the lioarll ol' l’r-nslon t‘onnniI-Isio|I-
ors. /\I~t'ordi|n; to his figures llil- rul-
es for total till-Inbillfy in the AIIII-Il
coilntrif-.s are ns follows: <TItn|Id.I
$600; Grout, iirltnin $350; Austrliu,
$370; New Zealand $I'I0l'I; lI‘rIuIcI-. $1540;
United States $360; liuly $243.
MORE LONG RANGE GUNS
(Special to The Guardian)
AMS'I"i<}Rf)AM. May l.~'I`l\rt-.Ii now
long range German guns inode at l)In~-
seldorf for the bombarrlmt-,ut of l’IIrls.
acoordinix io thc I-orI'I-spotnle-nl :II
Maastrit-li of' l.I-s Nouvelles. pu~IsI-Il
through TBI-,lglum last l"ridn_\', III tlII-
direction of Franc(-. ,
BI\I<Ens__oiI srmI<E
(Special to The Guardian)
(‘-Hl(.‘A(i0, ills., May 1,-~ThousIInIl,~I
of families In the poorer set~tions
went without bread today because III
a strike oi' 400 bakers' workers.
While Comparative Lull Exists on Flanders
Has Made Determined
Attacks on Allied Positions but Everywhere
Was Repulsed with' the llsual Losses to the
Plain Covered with
‘Tl-IE SN/\l‘ f`II\lNti iIUl` UF GLR-
MAN ATTACKS
I .\Il|t'I| III IIII- .-.n;I|I III f|II~ III-I'I|I:In :Il
Ii;II-ning \'Il|'I'I-, |I:I-L III--'II :|II;:I-nl IIIIIII
IIIII- |l\aliIII-II\'rI»-. III--lr II:I\'I- III-I-II I<:II-r_\‘
ing Intl III I-‘l.InIlI-It-4 I||IIlI~I' IIII» -=I\lI`I-n
I-tl lint- of fin- I-nIirI- frIIII|II; \\'lIiI'lI lI:I;I
III-I-n vinlllly :I|Ip:III-III .-'.i|\I‘I- |:II.I Hun
I|:I_\',
ALLIED L,INE ADVANCED
I
I (Special to The Guardian)
li|ll'I`IS|I lIl‘I.\llt)l`.\Ii`l`I~IItbi l.\'
l"li.-\Ni'I‘], l\1:I\' I  'I`III- .-\lliI~Il linI-lI:I~-
III-cn tIIlv:In<-I-II III-I\I'I-I-II I.:I Ifi\|II- .IIIII
‘l{I-Inlnf-I. 'l`lII~rI- has :Il.-ali III-I~n .~<IIIIII-
progress soufli of that rt-I,:iIn\, 'l`hI-
ariillt-ry \\‘a.-: iIII-I'I-:I.~'iIn:l_\' lnisv Ihi‘=
mornin-,r |'r<>nI \'iIII_\' norIlI\\':IrIl. 'l`III1-I
,lair fin- III-rnI‘III I-:IpI\IrI~ II|` KI-IIIIIII-I
l llill has Ilont- IIII-in liIllI- gtnnl l`IIr IIII-
I|IjnII-nII- .I\lliI~Il :IrIlIlI-1‘_\' lius kt-pl IIII-
t'rI-.-II so sIIioilII~rI~Il in IIIII-ll lirI- IlI:I|
ii has III-I-li i|II|IIn~'.~‘ilIlI- I'II|' IIII- I~nI-nI‘-'
lto occiipy if in l`I>rI-I-,
y (Special to The Guardian)
I fl'I"I`.\\\'.\, ,\l:I_\ I II is IIlIiI'l.Ilf-_
IIf:IlI-Il IIIIII .\'ii‘ liI\lII-rl llIIrIlI~n .IIIII
Sir 'l`lIInn:I'~‘ \\'lIiII- Ilnrinn Six" ltIiIII~I‘I ,
I'I_-I'I-,ni risil III .\'I-\\' YIIrI<._:<III~I-I-I-II"Il
in :Irr:IIn.:iII;;‘ :I III-I‘I-.~.<:II',\' I'I'I-llil iii
t‘:In:1IlII for IIII- III-itis-II _-_-II\-I-I»IIIIII-III
to |III|'I‘lI:Ist- IIII- I-nlil'I~ I-X|IIII‘I:Il)lI- .-,III-
.plus of l‘u|ITI`I‘III'.~' clII-I-~'I- p|'IIIlII<-IiIIn
for IIII- pri-:<t-|It yi-:II-, 'l'lII-y:IInIIII|II I
the I-I-I-Illl \\'ill III- l`In‘l_\' million IIIII
lnrs. The :Irr:In;:I--IIII-.nl will nn-:III :I
I-I-rt:Iin III:Irl\I-I for f':In:1IIi:I1I |IrIIIlnI-I-II
I'l\I-I-so :Ii In.'I|'ltI-I p|'lI'I-I: :IIrI-:III\' II!.~Il
KING IIF IIINIIII
ISIIINIIS IS IIEIIII
I (i~`~|>rtCI;iI to The GI|.\rtII.1II)
I .\ll‘,`l.lllll'lI.\'IC. ;\Ia|_\' I. III-IIr1'I Il.
IKIIII; III' IIII- 'i`IIni.::I l>:l.IIIII,= i.. III-IIII.
:Int-Il -ISI _\'I-:Ir.~ 'l`lII- 'I`IIIIv.:I, III' l"I'i'-II-I
l_\' lsl:InIl>._ in IIII- SIIIIIEI l',-I'i|`.I- IIIII-;III.
IlI:IvI- III---II IIIIIII-I' .I I'---III-II IIIIIII-II-~
IIIII- siIII<I- IIIIIII,
I _
BI; lux IIII/I  
NEIII IIIIIIIIIII
(Special to The Gurtrdian)
'I`()Iii).\"l`tl, l\In_\' I. Nil' \\'|l|l.'I|I|
lII~:Ir:II_ IIIIII il. lIII\\‘;IrIl I"--|'t;I|--In.
zilnl fl I" IIIIIII-_\_ ,\:I.<i:.I:I||t IlI-pn,-,
I\li|IisII-r III .\I1|'iI~IIIIIiI'I-_ \i>~i|I-II Il.-I
llnx I'tII'n| \\lIiI~lI is II|II-rnfllni III \\'il
lIII\'Il:III-. nIII'IlI nl' 'I'IIrII|IIII_ \I~~\II-I'Il:I-
:IIII-|'nIIIIII 'I`lII-rI~ \\‘I»|'I~ fl\rI-I- iI':IIIII.
:II \vIIrl, :InI| IIInsiI|I-I':IlIlI- ;;rIIIiIIII l|,I.
In-I-,n ln‘III<I~lI Ii i-I I-MII-I'II»Il III |IIII I-I
silnnll Nfl :II-I-I-s of flux, |l|i~ I~III|I h:I\
ing III-I-II III~I‘iIII-,Il IIIIIIII II\\lnt', III IIII-
\l|'t:I-ni III-|II:InIl' \\‘lIiI'lI IIIIIII-s. l`I'I-In IIII-
llnin-rl:Il IIIIII-rII||\I-nl.
Piilsitllnnmiiinln
(Special to The Gtmrtliaii)
l’.\IilS, .\l:I_\' I 'l`l|I- llnitf; |‘;Il|;',-'
I)IIInIn|rIIInI-III III' ilu- rl-I:iInI III' l'zIri--.
was l'I\sI\Inl-II llIl.\ nnxrlliliil.
N IIEIIIH IHEY
I WERE Nlll SEPIIRIIIEII,
(Special to The Gimrtluini
, '|`()|tI),\"|‘I)_ .\i:Iy I. '|‘lII- III-.IIII nI
l"runI>I- In' |\\II I\|'oIIn-|'s. \\':I|lI-I' I\|all§I:\
and 'l’lIIInIzII< .\ioI:gI-', `_'Ii, lirings III
liizht :I st-riI-s III' rI-nI:Irl<:Il\lI- I-uint-I
III-III-I-I4, I~::I_\'.< IIII- t~lIIuih l.II|IIlInI l‘rI-.~ ',
'l`l\I~ nn-II \vIIrl\»-Il |'In‘ IIII- s:IIIII- IirnI.
nnIrrlI-Il |\\II sisll-rs on f`l1risI|II;I'.-
I)n_\', lSIi:'I, :.f:|riI~II I|II|nI-s ill :II|jIIi|I-
lin: flats in llrixllni. jII|I\I-Il IIII- |.II|IIlIIII
II-glmI-ni. :Intl II-I-ni IIIII III IIII- l`rIInI
ioga-,thI-r. .\I'tI-r twI-nt_\'-o|II- nIIIIIIlI\'
‘lighting -lI|I- |I_\' :I-iIII-, I'n|nI- IIIIIIII- IIII
leave toni-thI-r in III-ceinht-r. rI-tu|'|\I'Il
to ilu- front on III-t-I-iIIln:r ‘.’5i. :Ind on
.IunnIIr_\' I9 \\‘I-re both l\'illI-Il lI_\ IIII~
s:ImI~ sin-ll.
IIFF llil IUESIIIIY
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IIND ENEMY PUSHED BIICK
BRITISH IIIRIVIEN
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275 Bombs Dropped On Good
German Tnrgets Eight Enemy
, Machines Brought Down.
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(Special lo Tho Guarclian)
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SINCE WAR BEGAN
IIII- |III:I| |In|nI-_-_r;IIIII|I nIIII I`:III:II ,.
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Il:I_\- Il\:II IIII-Ir -.I-IIIIIII ~II _
|'iI-II III-I-:;.III lI.IIl III-I-II ltilli-II .II In..
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lll|'I1I-Il IIIII-.II |\\lI'I- lII-i`In'I- III-img III;
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:II-I III IIII- |'rII|It III I-:II-riIiI-I-II II:
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IIIII IIII-,\ lI:I\I- IIII- ,=;II~|`:II-IIIIII III' lInIII\-
im; IIIIII IlII~ir IIII_\ dir-II' Iloiiw lII~
llIlI\' and IIIIIIIIIIIIIII; IIII- lionoi ol lII--
KIIII; :IIIII t‘IIIInIr_\- :I;,::Iin~I IIII- :Is-.~;:IIIlI.=
III` :III I|III'I-II-nIi|n.; l'III-_
WILLIAM KING. CHAFILOTTETOWN
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.\`II- .\l:Ir_I Kimi. \\'IIlII\\_ |'ppI-I llil
Is-l\In~II 3~`lI'I~I-I, rf-II-l\‘I-fl :I II-l.‘i-:l'ItLlI
_\'I-.~<fI~IIl.I,\, lirlnuinu, llII- -I:III III-us
lhul III-I' ,~:IIn_ \\lIlI:I|n lI:IIl III-I-n ki|lI»Il
in :II-IiIIII IIII .\prii1lIlI. in.~'I1InI, III- yr:--=
:I tlunni-r :Ind I-nlistt-Il in :I St .IIIIIII
Il:IItI:r_\'. III IIII- I-I-|‘_\' III-giiiniiiu III' IIII-
` vror. 1,;IIiII,; II\'I~r-I~:I.~‘ \\iIlI IIII- i»`|I~,.I
l I'IInIinI;I-III III- lI:IIl III-I-Ii I-II|I.~I:Ii:~-
I l\ .II IIII- l`rIInl I-\I-V .~'iIII.- IlIIi|it', II‘~`7 l|.I\-- III ;|,gIn- with fIIi< Ilonst-, III'
I ~ hil In ilu' l:\"`*" Illflitlllti I\"l`I>lf'II|I"i ~Ii=II .In_\ IIIII-IIIAI-In |n:|I| III' Ivrnnull
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fnli~IIIl III-IIII-Il \\lIII is .I riIIInI~I_MEN III this fiI:IniI' striiggli-_
- ,- - , ' - , I p :
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in ll:Illl:Ix. .\lIiIlI .~\nIp:ItII\ will III
of IIII- IIIIIIII- llnls- llill in IIII- llIII|:1»- II-I! for tin- \\iIlII\\'I-Il IIIIIIliI-I-_ \\'lIII is III-nn-II II|~$o.<itI- iI` tlII-rI- is any Iliff-
Iil' f`o|IIInon.-. wlill-II haul lit-I-n zinnollnt |I:IssiIIa Ilirongli .-<III-II I_'riI-I :Ind unxlc- I-rI-nI-I- in the principle III-t\\'I-I-n luk-
PII i`or ’l`lI\Ir=tlI\)‘ has III-on |Io.~=tponI-Il. t_I- in Iliosl- tcrrihlv war ti|III-,- .~`\n~I-- ing tht- opinion nf the House of (fon\»
III III-IIn.In_. .I lin, \\IIII IIII l-I -IIN
\IIIIInIi»-Il, :Ind ,\I'IiIIn'_ \\lI-I is nIII|I~I~I IIIII WIIIIIIIII Inliorina ll1I-I|III-.-IIlo|\. I
(Special to The Guardian) IrI-IIIIIII-nt in IlII~ I'iIII~ llill IlII.-pII-Ill \I»IIIIlII lilo- II-I :Ish Im- I-lzhl lion. frlf-ntl
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IIIIII I-'_ Ii I‘:Ir\I1il Inliln-:II-I' III
|IulIliI iw-III:-l‘ \I|‘ >~'.|I~,II.I-I-_ IIII II.
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lllr. /III I\'l'I.II I IIIIIZIIII-I IIII- I|II».I nnnn
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' Hon. F. B. CARVELI..
Minister of' PubIic`Worl<s, Ottawa
I‘II|I.~~iIl»-r I II.I\»- |I<-\'lIIrnII-Il In_\ IIlIi_\,
lh:I\I IIAI-In-Il to nI\ rivl-T hon.
l`riI-nIl IIII- II-.IIlI~I' III' IIII- II|I|nIsIliIiI\
I,\'Ir \\Ill`|‘:Il I.:Iur|I~ri in Ihr- vt-ry rea-
:»IIn:I!IlI~ II-:lui In \\'lI|I‘l| III- IIIII-rt-Il III
Ihi.-- prII|III~,II |hi,~. :tilt-rnIIIIn. :Inrl I
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IIIIII, Irn-|IIl l`1IIIII I'rII\-I-nI-I\l'I' I.\lI‘
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|||I-nl III |lII~ prIIp:II~I-II I'I-::IIII1liIni, .\l_\'
I'II.1III IIIIII IriI~nI| Il:IiInI-Il. in line l`ir.~sI
-I|I:III~_ llI.II IiII- gII\‘I-l'lllIlt~|Il \\';Ir§ IIC-
l;I.|rfin;; I`z'IIIII .Ill IlII~ wt-II-I'I-I'II;:1\lxI-Il
p1InI'inlI-s IIl` I-IIII>;IlI\IliIII\:Il ).:<1\'I-rn-
IIII~nI III I‘,III:I.|.I in p:Is.~'iIla :In IIrIlI-I'
-in IIIIIIII-El III' .~III'|I i|‘I-IIII-IIIlInIs ini-
IIIIII.IIIII- ;I- IIII- |III~,~I-nt IIIII- whI-Ii
i',Ir‘i:InII-nt I\II:_~ in .-I-,=,.~'ioII_ \VlIh
`I|I;Ir sI.'III~nII.-III I lI:IvI- IIIII the i`:Ii|II,f-.-.I
I;n:IrI'I-I in IIII- I\'IIrIIl I rt-,IIli'/.r‘. flint
,<III<II .I I'IIII|.~'I- luis nI-\'I-r liceti adopt.-
-.‘Il III I':In:IIl;I II<~IIIrI-, I rt-:IIIZU that
\\I-rI- this prII|III.-IIII In:IIle in po:Ice
IIIIII-. IIII ;;II\-I~rn|nI-II| \I'IIulIl ln- justif-
LI-II in :IIIII|IIiIII: II. llul l I-ould not
III-Ip Iliinltlna; ull llil- lime ini' riizlii
IIIIII. l'riI-nIl uns IIisI-Iissiiin this |II:III-
I-I- III- \I;I,~» I`IIruI-Itiinq IIII- rl.-:Il situati-
IIIII :IIIII IIIII rI.;:I! rI-:I.-ann I-:hy lhls Irr-
IlI-r III IIIIIIII-il has III~I-n passer! HE
WAS FORGETTING THE FACT
‘THAT TIIE CIVILIZATION IF THE
IWOFILI) IS TREMBLING IN THE
;L°./\.LANClE, AND THERE IS NOTH-
ING IN Ti-IIS WORLD WHICH
WOULD ."I/\VE THE SITUATION IN
Vit/\N(3i_ AND li./\.NDlillS EXCEPT
l*/ILN. ,
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fi.I-I-III¢I- IlI:II I. \\|I:II it :Inionnts ltr-
II.. IIII- III/Imcni/irc .IIIII EFFECT-
IIVF. II-III|`II|IIIn|I-III III our IrIIoIm :II
IIIII II'-IIII, I .IIII IIIII gIIing into :In_\'
IIIII' Ili~.--I-Il,IliInI ;I. III IIII- ill-I'I--;f:iL\'
,I-II IlII~ I'I-iIIIIII'I'»-IIII-III-1 III' llII~ troops.
I'I`!:.; |IrnIII- IIIIIII-II-I' lI:I~ I;l\I-n figur-
I IIIIII-II I think III1uIII to I-IIn\'in4-,I-
.Im InII~ IlI.II IlII-I~I~ i~ :I rI-:Il IIcl:I-ss-
Ii_II for rI-lntIIrI-int: f`:In:Ivli:III Ilivi<~`
‘IIIII~- nII| \,II nun-II |II-r|I:I|I.~' l`In' ri-in
I1'II'Iin_:'. IIII-III .II pri--:I-nl. IIIII :I nI‘I--
iI~-.;~:I_I_ \\lIiI~lI nI:I_\' :Iri.~II- .II :Inv flint'
I'IlI.II III-I'I-<:<ii_\' In:I_\' III- :II'i.-'intr tn-
,|n:;l,r ,\lr ‘.~`pI-:Il<I'I‘. '.\I- h:I\‘I- no III-
it-I ~iI,-- I». ;;IIiIn', IIII III IlI:II II nribll-
-lI.I.'II::Il-I nII\\1 THE WIIOLE CAN
/\lJIAN ARMY CORPS MAY BE
IWHI\I’I"ED IN A LIFE AND DEATH
;STflUGG\_E WITH Tift-_ HUNS: il
II.,I\ I.-~ 'hal IlIIIII~‘.InII» III' our nirzu
!II\I IIIIII -\I.Iin III-Ii.I\ or \\'iIl In-
'Il.IiII III |IIIII'I'II\\-, IIIII if IIII- I'IIn:IIllat|
-:I|'|II\ I»IIrp,< is nIIl in this I'IInIlllIt1ii
‘IIIniI:lI\. :IIIII will nII' I~-- in this con-
;'IIiIIIIn nI.\i \\'I-I-lt. \\'I~ lI|III'~\ il\I‘ Iirl
II~II .II-III,-. |I.I-I III-I-II Iml the lnost
jII-'-riIIlI- -II.Iin IIIIIII-r which :In_\' uriny
‘lI.I: I~\I-r III-I-II in Ihls \\'IIIlIl, \\'I-
'IInII\\' IIII- I-IInIlili0ln~ url- so st-riolls
‘llI,II .I pIIrIiIIn III` IIII- i<`rI-nt-li army
‘I:II III II.~ \\iIlIIlrac\\'II I`ronI otlicr sph-
,I-I-I-, II:` ,.\I\III and sent ff- tht- re-
‘li-' I' III rlI~ llI'I|i-II, :IIIII Ive lttiow that
'- . .I ' .IIIIII~ IIIIIIIIIII IIII- III-r_\ stron);-
'I ' -I;I IIII. iII\:II.:lII:IIIlI- l IIII Ilut
ISir \\'ilI`riIl l,:iurlI-I-I and other ,zon-
.`-1-1' ,
HON. F. B. CIIRIIELL ON
CONSCRIPTION QUESTION
-` Q.,
Reminds Sir Wilfrid That While I'le Talks oi
Constitutional Precedents the Civilization' of
the World is Trembling in the Balance.
Nothing Can Save Situation but Men and
Hint Ihat Conscriptton
of Labor lor the Land is Approaching.
IIIIIlics bv tin- ordinary circultous
|III»ilIIIIl of passing a Bill? The only
Ilii`II-,I~I-nI-I- I Iran snr- is that if the prin-
I-ipII- III' this proposed order in coun-
I-II III- :Idopted it will become
l.III' III-IIIIII-rIIw.' If you introduce a.
l3lll in iihis House it might become
Ins in FOUR WEEKS from tomorr-
ow. 'Vlmt is all 1 can say I cannot.
»I-»- IIu_\' Ilit`f`I~rcnI:I- IIet.II'een the House
III` I‘IIIIIIIIIIn.-I voting upon at principle
of this kind ONCE. and voting in it
four or il\I-, or six tliuos. 'Ihat in
all it rncnns. Under the ordinary
Iur-thods IIII- procedure as outlined by
nI_\ right hon. friend this afternoon.
at llill gets its first reasling. its sec-
ond rI~aIlim<, goes into committee and
coin(-s back for third reading. it then
I:oI-_-I to the Senate 'd goes through
thc same procedu. there, and we
know that, oven if' wc apply closure
at cvr-ry step -wo take, which the rul-
I-s ol' Parlizmient provide for, it is
IiulIIl'IIl if thc llill could become law
in throc wet-ks, :Ind it might fake
four wt-elts. IN THE MEANTIME
THE CANADIAN ARMY CORPS
MAY BE CUT T0 PIECES. "But."
they say, "you cannot get tht- men
tht-rc for four months." Li' you lose
one muntli it will be five months he-
fort- you get tht-.m there. Therefore,
:Is :I Int-InIhcr of the I-louse of somr
_rr-:Irs standing, ss u man who, l
think, knows something of constitut
ional rights and privileges, and on
who holds them as dear as any ma
in t'anaIla, l make no apology. and
have every justification for the cours
wc are pursuing in taking the opii
iIm oi' the Parliament of Canatl:
IIt»thI- earliest possible moment, and,
getting the men to tihe front as soon
as wc- can, Therefore. i do not wish
to discuss this any longer. I lar
flown tht- principle that THE FIRST
AND ONLY DUTY OF THIS GOV-
ERNMENT AND PARLIAMENT IS
T0 STAND BY THE MEN AT THE
FRONT -and to see that they are rc
inI`orceIl IInIi supported in every poss-
ilIlI- w;I_\~_
Now we colin: to _the REAL QUES-
TION :It issue. and that ls whether or
not we are justified in forcibly tak-
ing men from the ordinary avocat-
ions of life and putting them ln the
army. \\'r- l`IIIn:ht out this question
:I _\-I-:Ir ago. We spent over two
nIIInIlIs in t-his Parliament discussing
it, :IuIl t-he Parliament. as then con-
stituted declared by a very substant-
i:Il majority in favor of the princip-
lr-_ :Ind the people of Canada by an
IIvI-rwlie-lniiiig majority declared in
f:I\~oI' IIf IIII- sanie principle when tho
IIIII-stion was submitted tn them a.
f`I-Iv months later. Ther:-fore, I say
IlI:It constitutionally this government
has ALL the justificaion and ALL
the authority which any government
requires to go ahead and produce the
necessary recruits in the most effect-
ive and expeditious manner. But my
hon, l'ri<-nd I'rom Provenchcr (Mr.
.\lI‘Illo_rI I-IIIIII-s in with an anicndtnt-nt.
IIII- sIIlI.~'IIInI-I- ot' which is that. in-
,~.II~:III III' passing this order in counI-il.
wt- :-IIIIIIIII amend it so as to provide
that cxt-n1Ipt.ion be granted to practic-
:Ill\- I-_vt-ry person who belongs to t.ho
IInrirIIltura‘l part of Canaria. I rt-pres
I-III pI-rliops one of thc most com-
p|I-II- atxrriculfurtil districts in the
llomlnioii or tjnnada, l‘r0`Il¥lbI.V
tlirev--<|II:IrtI-r.~ of my coiistlilit-nls~-I
IIII IIIII Iuiow -but nine-tenths--are of
IIII- i:Irmine, population. l realize that.
this ordf-I' in Iouncil is going to lake
Inuiiy men wliosr- labors will he lost,
to tin- farm and whose labors are
III-I-IlI\Il on thc farm. What is irm- of
mv constituency is true, I suppose. of
il\'|'I-e-quart:-rs of the t'onstituenI‘ic:\
in t‘IInIIfla. I Ilo not doubt, for ri mom
I-nt that tlII-rI_- will he some dislocati-
on of agricultural labor in Canada. It
Inav bo possible that Ii tow farms
will not product- us much on act'ount.
of this rI-solution, as they would have
produced if tho resolution had not
been passed.
im not think for s moment t'hsl the
governInI-nl has not. cunv-assed this
mattr-r i`rom every p sible standpoint
IIII not think for a ni-.ment we did not.
rI-:I»liv.I- IIIIII there might be some di:I-
locatlons. lint every time wc dis-
Ius-.~‘IIIi it wc have been brought back
to one proposition--WHICH IS RE-
QUIRED MOST IN THE BATTLE-
FIELD TO-DAY.. MEN OR WHEAT.
if l lII~liI-,veil we could not raise wheat
if we sent these men. then l would
licsitntr- very, very seriously bf-fore
I would vote for this resolution; hill-
i want to tell hon. members that the
labor poslbilities of (lanuds are not
nearly exhausted, and I wsntto II-l`
the hon. member for Provencher tha
il' we adopted his amendment W-
Cnntinued on Page Three
(MDMING EVENTS.
ANNOUNCEMENTS, ‘
MEETINGS, ETC.
"YOUNG PIO! WANTED- Joni
.\iI-Quilinn & Co..'Cbarlottetovn. wil-
purchase from`l00 to 150 young pigs
4762-5-2M3i.
"North River Hall, Farmers t'oII-
|the drafting commltter-, not hnvliia ly this family hIIvI- Iionc IIII-ir pnrt mons and the Senate on :I resolution.
completed its task. nobly lu tht- great struggle. :Ind taking the opinion of the same
ference, Frld-ay 1.30. Adults admission
10 cents. Ladies invited. if ibrmy. ot.-
Saturday, 4750-1-M3ipd.
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