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'__"Prisoners Medically Unfit and Those Given 'hh
Commissions in Imperial Army. 38,899 Dead
_ (Special to The uuardlan) _
`;l_|0NDON. August 24.-Canada's net
losses in the war to date are 115,806.
This does not include wounded men
who have returned to duty or whol
will bo fit for duty in six months. It
laro 3,833. The cihcersliillcd or died
ically unfit and those of the Canadian
overseas forces given commissions in
the imperial army. The total com-
missions granted in the Imperials
from the Canadian overseas forces
 _Losses successes uiiPiiiiiiLLi5Li-;ii iii wiiii exist wiiii fixes  
Fortified Positions are Being Swallowed Up inthe Victorious Allied
Advance While the German Armies are Threatened with Envelop _
ment Before They Reach the Ilindenburg Line Towards Which
They are Endeavoring to Escape.
(Special to 'l'he Guardian)
i ) ”i°““_`€"`°l""
_ least one billion dollars, or at little 1`60Ch “Early 5300,000.000~ F01' 1917
 "SINCE, WAR 'BEGAsN ATTEND THE ALLIED ARMIES WILL BE1BlILL'II0i_
Lhsses Am°""1°d 1°. 1151806' 1"°h"hh5D°°d‘ 'Greatest Battle of the War is Now Being Fought Along the Fronts 11115 126' Cillliidilii 'Will' T0X'Wl1l 711110001 
Held Respectiveiy by British and French, Towns, Villages and ' Third of the Revenue and Almost Equaiti
Whole Revenue Before War. 1
mlm
_ 'most equal to the total revenue be-
0'i"l`AWA, August 24.-'I‘lic present fore thc war. ln 1914-1915 Canada’s
fiscal year the people of Canaria will,i1-01111 1`0V91111f’ Wai 0111!; $133,073,481
_ pay in extra taxation for the war at._ For the present fiscal year it will
» 4 _ , v I
mptud” omcers and men km d , _ r d 1370; ,h k 2 _ _ ovoi one-thiril of thc total ye-urs rev i 1913 1118 10101 l'0V0l1\l9 Wil! 0251.125
11011 died of wounds or sickrI3essnp&r(I '15)60w:hlI Stix: ranks <(l)lederoihEliIIclTne§1i (specm 1° The Guardhm) Bed the Al"""0` am' 'H "UW (""v'ng'BULLET'Ns LATE LAST NIGHT e"u0` The extra' l"xh1'0" 'B "uw 3" 459'
. , - . _ .
npn`_e_rn, missing. time nent iiunin mini-18.958. inn icuii aentiin being 38,898. LONDON f\“l=“11 21~-T1‘e Bf1111‘11"““’ 1"” f°"""‘ "1 "'°“"y' ` T
` "` ` ‘ " K ` T"'rd and hmm" 'r'"'e" are w"""'g GERMAN cRowN PRiNcE's ARMY since Aiiinist 2151 H101" hh" 'moo     
    the third ham” of [hh Smhhlh hh the |N DANGER 0F BE|N(; (leriiiiiii iii'isoii<~rs have liven taken
giuuiitl where, from July, 1916, till OUTFLANKED I hy tho llrllisii north oi' Ilaiiaiiino. A     
1 February, 1917, thtly fought against 'l‘lii~. ilrllisli have taken Saiiigiilirs _ e
k A G01`ma11-Vls 11051 1101111” 111111 111111111' PARIS, August 24.~l‘arl.~i hegiiiuiii and Buliagiiius; llu.ig`s troops are as _`*' 1 1"
*_ Iurhlhl them 10 hhhhlhlh 1111’ hh'-11° talk ol' the iiii-iiacc coiitaliioil in tli-11 tridc the Tliicllval Ridge anti aiivuiie _Oéilgiglak;°__§;‘°____GL‘;:`d1T1:‘ b _ QT 1332351 X’ 111; 1;_;‘*l`¢:;:"l)R _
(Special to Th, Quai-dlgn) Premhr Arsenuun Lmves to ground.” Once more Tara Hill, Grand- rcmurkt,_|,ie drive ingninnt l,hon_ The ing casi.wai'ii,tlic lii'iti.-iii ciiiitiiiiic th _  ' _I1 ‘-_ ~ ' _ °"‘ _ _0 er Hf _' ' _ "5" ~ 5 05'”
lu d I court an" M'r""m°m hgum 1" the German iieaililiiartciwi and thc armv 1111-001( 1101111 01 1110 501111110 111111 110111 Led" the Br'L"'h "'('0r"Secre""y-for lgmess Punto Arthur of Connaush'
an mportunt  or despatclles. Up- the high road from or the (‘.i-own Prince which is hold- road froin Albert to llzipallnlo as fa: Fllrhlgh Affair* hhhh“h"""‘1 1-11111 “V011 hrrlved at Un1°h ‘S151-1°" Y95¢°1"d9~Y
PFCIIIICYS Ct Htlliflll (IMI "III Albert to Barraunm past Le Battelle ,ng ,he ,rm ,_,. ,he Vesro ,md the ,,H rresarq C,,,,r,,l,m,t,,,,, three _,mt ing that. reports had been received afternoon, and was met by aguarii of
TIICII PFQGCCCI t0 HOIIUCUIUIIC1 and toward the summit at Pozieres, imightr, of thi., Aishg lu in iihnggr of three quarter miles northeast ot Al- 1" hhhsdoh 1° th” “nel-'1 111111 111° g°h°" hh; W1” 95001190 1-0 Kill!
OIIUWIL 1110 131411811 M0 f0I‘01i1S 111011’ WHY. ‘0111 being outfiankod by the incursion of bert. Walcncourt three miles south o Czec 1°' lhvhk forces 1h Tmh5'B“Ik`. quam' is R°y°l Highness W1" 13°
_*" 11115 111110 1-110 1101110 111011511 Ci11I1lll;f0l" the ivmncii in tht. r-rar of (‘h¢-mln due llapaumc has also been captured. ahh' had captured 'he mwh ‘lf B97' hreshmed with hh address 011 helm"
Premier -Arsenault leaves this 1110 11051 111111- 111911 111111 11° 111 1101- 11011” Denies. OE Mangiifs acliiovoiiiciits Austi‘ii-iilllll-Zilrillll ruini'orceiiiont;= hhhchlhhck' 11911111 ‘lf H1111" and 11311 M the h"°"1hC‘° °f New Bfumwlck bl'
 SIINK BY SUB
TOULON, August 24.-The British
passenger steamslilp Dandy, while on
it voyage between Malta and Sicily,'
was torpedoed by a German submar-
ine* 'and although the explosion tore
tl gaping wound in her starboard _side I
the vessel succeeded in reaching the
l.()ND()N Sunday, Aui-lust 25»-
 ,.. . -ilfed' l_il.l i:t i Prf:iirW_R.F' t.
lllrbor here today. morning for Halifax, to attend a con h"°d 1° 11 ‘11'1"° 1°“"l11`d 1311011111110- thc Froiicli military wrltcrs speak have ulllvlul 011 1110 Wf»=~101“ 1111111- 'mlm' " ‘emm V( my "ga "St "6 - 0° er
._ _ ,_ _ ,_ ,__ _ __ _ , ,, ~ , the Bolshcvikl i`orr'0s. me
_ ~ --_@._.___ ference or the Premiers or the Mari l-ioin thc southwest. llum 1110 1101111' with cntliusiiisin, ilicy know what ii thu liiciitii tapluicd sonic near woe
IiIlllIilIN EMPIIISS III
iimq pmvincog in Halifax i_0m0,-;~Dvv_ _W001 111111 11011-110001 11100. S11 -111111111 serious thing would lie a frontal at vre F
Hg wiii be nccompuniéd by the Hon BYUE 115111 1111111011011 00111/01'Z111i5 11-1' tack mi the heights of the Aisno and l"rcni'.li troops have liicreasoil their 
Murdoch McKinnon and tho Hom H tucks. The Albert-Arras rail-way om- artcrwm-,i5_ ii tim; Wim, Shi-ggssfnl, h progress bctwocn Aisuo and Ailcttc  ?
' I k t h*Id tl up W dn‘.‘- _ .. i » Hi [_ i li 1 itivor. New Zealand troops have cali ' _
, ugus .-- m- . ' ‘ ’ ' ` ' , |
 Th; auatrdzlzn) E l;olll"I;iIix"veIl.ailIlh;lf1I't'l‘f,iIr]tIl§illt t0UhII;l":iB 11:; ::11n0l1 'hhufilslrll II10S10'0f 11100  '1I¢I;;dtlilAl)(I1IionIi'rT dcsml;`i1.'n'i`;ig  turcil Colcul near Bapaume. The Uni-  ' ' I
nr." Augusta victoria or Germany rainy in use of school books and in bankment passed into the hands of Aprii 0|' mst _v(,iu~_ and irgain in Sgp- ted .Stains _have ailvanireil on tli'- ___ tspacht to th’ qu-rdhn)
illhat Castle Wilheimshe House Cas the school curriculum Reciprocity in lhe advancing Britlull 111111 Yelhelday lumber i.'ro'it battles wcro foiiglit Suliiliw-1111011115 ‘ll0111l- (S e ial h
_ . P C 1° 1 0 Gulrdliu) LONDON August 24.-The Evening
Il
ggi the Lokai Anzeiger of Bei-iin teachers. Co-operation between the V9 "1h“l§°‘3 01151011119 1`*111W1\Y wer" there, and 'through France thc _(lor British airincii made another hir, _ New one or L d
_ _ S. or Northcliffe's pap-
”yl_ _owmg ,U ove",_m,n ,mm her provinces In matters anectmg their captured together with large numbers mimi, won ti S01-ies of vihlgrh-,H lhnt raid on (norman cititis on ilic lthliir, i,_i"iAWA, August Z4.~li<1xccpf in,e1-3, discussing the return or Lord
relauon to the Dommtom and other of the enemy. The assaulting col- gave them pgggeghimi of thawii_tti¥ht§___do1iig__toirible__exeiut iiii. d _*_  ters ot discipline and military op~_ Reading to \i_'_whingt°n_ 'here he 1,
subjecm » unins were swinging to the east last ,mii thc road. The cost was s`iaggci~~ Tito ‘Britiilii iirwe is consldere i _t  ons (.anade. now luis control mer ex ect d t ._
_ p e o r iiiain but a. short time.
After the conference premier Ar ,H1621 With 111; ;l>l1111`0!11 111161111011 01’i"ing, Now Mangln’s advance makes be 1119 1110211031 A111011 V1C10FY 01' 111° -ll --r troops overseas. Inter-i=~pci‘i- “hs who vviii -be the next British un.
war relief work.
j Eenauit vviii proceed to Mont;-ea] £0,150 115 11l`01111 09111111110 0110 °1’~ll1111"_possible tho turning of the heights Wlll'~ At 110 P12160 lluve 1110 1111115 110611 nl developments which have ‘~i night bagggdoi- to th Uni
e ted States. and
I. S I. H011 EXIIIIUSICU attend the annual meeting or tin 1110 111" “S1 0101011 Of "111101'11’~1 1110 at relatively small cost- _S0 Paris 11111010 H101* 111" '1"11"111101*- the Charlize about are regard'-ii were says it is understood Winston Church-
' Canadian Bar Association, of which ilurulauu 111010 11BSf11111>101l 111910- B"11'Y~ rciviccs iwluul ouch Suvffeuflluu 1111111* *__°‘”_”“"` as 111° 1111101 m°1“1‘1110110 1111"" '"1"'-1 lll would be willln to t h
S lwcep t e ap-
'(gp"||| N, Th. qu.,-¢i|n) he is 8 vice_preBtdont_ He Wm ther B0Cfluerelle. B0lellG-H Ervlllef-S. 11-1111' tin from the front shows a greater BR/1V CAPTURED federation They indicate, ren iivzdpoingmeni H ba-bi
~ 1 ~  . e pro y would make
0 to Ottawa on Provincial business ulincuurt. G0$i9C0ul'1 V11l;1`0» 1011011 gain of ground east ami north of the ~*~ one Cabinet Minister today. who at-a success in the United States, as he
b st I t s
OTTAWA August 24 -The recent
. . g _
government' statement ddtqm-_ and whue there Wm attend a meetmr y orm n area, are ut. names Ai_ie¢¢e_ (Special 1° T110 Guifdlunl _ tended the Imperial Conference, thatls something of an Amo,-i t
can. _emper-
ing uint the power. or the Miiitniylof the Dominion Committee on pr., Ou the mar with R few vaulted Cellars The Tnird and ruurni British ur LONDON. August 24~-The 1111351; recognition lr now given tu canadwsnmeniniiy, una is undoubtedly popul-
Service Act will not be exhausted al- hibition which is to consider the in 01” 1116 1W1S10d 11011 S11‘1‘101'1l 01 1111 00' miss are engaged in a battle of the vantllreil Bray and have Su1'F0llu €‘< status as a nation. ar in many circles there,
tholllh One hundred thousand mel* terpretation of the iaws of the differ 038101101 11881- 511581' 1`HC10l`Y 10 11111111 first magnliure and it is not uni'eas~ 'lhlepvaie ,
have actuailyieft or are ready lo leave .mt province., 'respecting prohibition Where 1110>’ 510011- T110 11“P°1'111“1 unable tu Suiirwse that the heavy ai- -T-'~"i"°*" ‘
the shores of Canada has created con-
siderable interest in military and poli-
tical circles. Upon the number of
1 ` ‘ ' ` 1
i ' . 1 D N, A t ..4. Th t l
men to be called out there 1'! BMO"   lellgtth tfoihther dwl'thdiuwfrojumi:tI'(Ix(: 'ng up the reserves 0tI`lI')IuIm'3h Bi' Se: Nilyhly I2 expgftllil to fiillcarhyhniiiii GERMANS ENTRENcH'NG
]u¢9iy._|w |mit_ The auth”-ities, if - 1011 B 0 0 T00 . 011 118 Ill ond Army along the 1 aiiteis ron, ~
they deem' it necessary, can call out
150,000 or 200.000- men, but they
would not 'be "reinforcements" until
shipped or irnmediaiieiy ready to be
shipped overseas. One of the ex~ PH`111ADE1~‘PH|A' August 24'_Th(
" -‘ ' th acite committee ot' the United bombs, Sir Julian in his latest. T0- There havo iiocii several local opera- tho castcrii liank of tho Aiicre liivoi
"med """"s 0' 'hh' 'm°r'"em'°n an r vert of the Unerullvus Of U10 'I‘l1ll'<1 tinnn in nic region imuiii or nniiinui noi-iii of /iilnn-i wiicrn isriiinii patrol:
' 1 d t I hi. that 3.602.000 S1005 1-0115 °1 A1`mY 813100 11131 011 11151- P011 01 1-he ol' late lniondoil to siivcfi the retire- have entered the town of Miruuinoni
thought woum have to be called mule on K front n0ri.hWOBt Of B0D0U1110~ 1101110119 ment of thc Germans from the Lys From the latter village tho British
“`t'i_1`,tt' pariiament, vvhicit it was States Fuel Administration announc
_ i i
llltllttlh to authorize further reinforce- 11 111011110 011° °“1h"°'°h° had been a
- ` ‘ the east. _ - _ and the Fil".-it Army coinniunilcd by 1l1'~‘l11- l11`lf01`1l1l1l§ 10 l11'1""11“1h’h "01' (Special to The Guardian)
UF  A The enem\y's heavy artillery in re- Sir iim-ry iiormr in whiuh thu Can- clvcri livro this afternoon from l.h< LONDON August 25__T,_B Gm__
~ ' ---- treat must pass through Baiiaunie ndiann inrmnriy belonged, holding linitle frnnt in France. Field Marshal ,,,,,,,,, evidentiy expect to be pressedl (Special eo 'em Guardian)
(Special to The Guardian) which is continually- under bombard- the line from a. point north of thc 1-iiiig's forces are iigliting on thc-  WITH THE BR'I'i’liSH ARMY IN
b k t th M c. says the Amster
ac o c ous
1116111 11)’ 531111811 guns and airplllllfl Canal of La Bain-ic to the Scarpa, slopes of Tiiiopvale Ridge and aloni dam ‘__m_mSI,0,,_,e__, 0, _,he Dany Ek
press, as they are fortifying positions
along iliat ltivcr.ln Belgium the Ger-
between Dinurit. and Givet.’I‘housands
mana are digging extensive trenches'
o
:t ii tt d i Canada for the coal year Le Grand and Bihucourt and the raiient, but generally speaking the line runs to Blhupourt thence to Ei
main' 'm not now need to assemble 0 6 0 F1080 01/01"1001l1lf1S -11195 have 110911 Cal’ First and Second Armies are trying to vilierii which is in British hands and
lured and 11101- 1119 31111911 01130115 live a quiet life and hold the line then to Berieles and Berry Baiquer-
nre still conitriulns- Several th°\ul~ while ina iniik or sir iinugius iiuiirn riin, joining the olfl line near Morro
l'i`eIoi‘_b_' the new year, at least not ss_
ill' all the needs of inilltary rein-
‘fdtdemuhts lie concerned.
Nllighty-1 Princess
iJiiin’tGet rlubby’s 0.K. P. E. isLANiiEiis
, . Mnnrmos, 'n'rc.
V 1 s
Ailnstérdom, A-ug. 24.-The Crown
Prittoese of Germany, accompanied by
1l111_9'l'0l1l1 1711119 01 M°°k1°“h°"5' “hd list of casualties issued last night
the-Princess of Brunswick has made contains the foiiov,-ing;
|\~dl\_bmarine trip to Hellgoiand, ac-
cbnliflg' to German newspapers.
20,500 tons of which are to be reserv-
ed for railroad l‘6<l\l1l'01l10l11-'-
191841918. Ot this allottmeut Can-
adafs fuel controller. 1110 0111101111159
ment stated. has assi8¥\Bd 274-97"
ross tons to northwestern Canada,
.__».._....L_l-_-_
IN CASUALTY LIST
OTTAWA, August 24.-The official
INFANTRY '
of prisoners and Belgian civilians
are being used in the work. Givet is
ninety miles directly east of Bap-
lilld l1l'1El01l91`9 1ll1V0-been 11111011 “hd 1" troops tackle the liig joli to the tel.
the penetration into enemy 11081110115 south,
great numbers of Germans have been |NNUMERABLE_ PRISONERS AND
lillled» wHoi.E snrrisu FRoN'r Ael.AzE GUNS
AUSTR/1|-'ANS 1-ET 1-°°SE wiTii Tiin n_ni'risii ARMY, Aug. (Simtel 1° 'l'l\° 0"=rdl"\)
. - I
3011111 011110 Somnh’ Gehhral Raw' ablaze from four miles south of Ar- l"ll/\N(`-Ill. /1115111111 35~"S‘“""""hl 'hm' l
iinson let loose the Australiana yes- ras to mx mi|r,r yminw lim Smiime, sand German prisoners have passed.
1811131' 11511111111 the German’ hhldhm almost to Llhons. Roughly, the dis- bl'0\lllllI- 1llI‘0\ll‘.'1l 1110 02150* 1101111111
1110 Bl'0Y‘111h0“9 hhcthr' H°'°° tanks tance is 28 miles. Now. on all tim General Byng's third army today. No
were of [H051 0l1Vl1111“l'l° “hd the Aus' battlofront. ovorywhiiro irxlnt lopnl effort to cniiiii iiio guns czipiiiroil has
tralinna BD00dl1Y 100011011 1111 1119117 cminim~.aitii(,kn, hut it in wi, wht. hm hcoii inudc up to this tlnic. 'l‘iio Brit-
some.
._.._____,
LASSIGNY AND LORRAINE
ACTIVE
(Special to The Guardian)
PARIS, Aug. '25.-Artillery actions
n tho region of Liisslgny and lie-
.wocii the Oiso aiiil the Aisno Rivers
are rr-ported in the olilcial statement
issued at the war oiilce today. Raid-
'iiig operations in Lorraine also are
reported.
24 ~'l`he whole Britisli front is now Wl'l`1‘1 '1`1l1‘1 1l‘1ll'1`1‘311 ARMY IN
very rapidly. it has gone forward ln'French at lltn .
- thing is that General Byng's army iiiie,-y and aviation and tank gnrvlwg NOVON ALMOST TAKEN , 1’ hh 5 vessel’ 0" °”°mY
_ some paces to the depth oi' four motor bo t i 'b li d t h
110W °°1111'°l° the hlghwlll' ‘mm Arms 1111"’ 110.011 5110115111‘111°d 101' 111° 011011 '__ miles on a front of twelve miles ' destroyeda th; AlIli:leforl:]es.ihl'I1ell'TIIn
‘ " to Bapaume for two thirds of its between Arras and Royo by draw (Special to The Guardian) i ’ - 5
9 _
no casualties.
. `  _
ALBERT IN RUINB
FRANCE. Aug. Z6.-‘Albert is mere-
ly_ i1 battered heap of ruins which can
`no longer be called a city.The famous
church from which the figures of the
Madonna and child hung suspended
for so long did not greet the Tom-
‘mies when they entered the City. The
church had been levelled to the
height ot the other ruins._ ‘
-..-._
CHINESE JOIN ALLIES
_.__ _
PEKIN, August 24.-»A Chinese Con-
tingent on the way to join the Allied
forces at Viadivosterk has reached
Miikdenz-Manchuria, according to an-
»nouncement made here.
->____._.*__.
BIG RAILROAD! DEFICIT
_-_._
WASH] NGTON, 'August 21.-~0 Wing
_ , - _ , , .,. I I t bi b It tnbrit I'
which add that she did not secure the K|t_t_Ep iN ACTION objectives. The deepest penetration on the (,m,,,,,|,,,_,_ "mi tht, (,.,,-,,,h"n ish wi-.io siniisliliil, ihroui.,h tho (ici arsey o ir ac pay s o wage
consent of the Em eror. or the Crown
Prince before leavIng. This was the
l’l_1’lit aubmdrlno trip -the Cmwu 9141*,
cbssever took, and tho newspapers,
qt Berlin obser-vo that it was all verY D
well to make the veriture once, but
tlllt the -future Empress should not
riklier life in' "such experiments."
.TIs"`1§"¢iti'ivo1=:ni11:i~a"'rs. '
comme nvnivrs'
"Coming to Charlottetown. Led!
t1_|‘iitt>niiei-sioi-‘onlie New me rnmu-n
t2u.,‘i~ur°ni° wiii no n',s.it.uui>°‘nni<ifn
min Annu is to _min eimul
twllvo months subscription to W0-
llltirl lllluino and ‘New Idea Qulf'
1011!. regular pfice`|1.`40 ,for Blic. _
°°1'ii» uiain ui ueiiiuurne, not es.
iilttitd holding an iue»oi'oom_ festival
mifloliiey evonin|.'Aigu|t A7111. It
hum or in-. Ain-n¢t_s¢_¢nri.. m
wilu-in Mormon ._ ig_.not luv,
will in iiaia trn6l=iit‘iiyI'-“ti`¢s\'ia¢. Bur
11111=~-Aaron its. uname.. cw
F9
W0! H01`1°V111°' Mmht 10'" mheh everywhere arc being hnaton hack, man positions this morning. All along AMERICANS BOMEING lhhreahhs 111° 1'°h'1hhd.' "hd" 10119151
J Cairns Klnkora north of Lihons. The Australians sro ___ ___._____ _ ‘tho hnttlo front. The British are ru- “"“1"`*1 1" Jhnl’ 1111101190 311 058193'
1 la iinnciiaizsssltsooo in ruim
t d i . ilespatchee to have ortcil to lmvo cnpturwi 'Tlticiirilcl and (3P°°1'1 1° 111° °“*"d1°"l th ' » - Y
D. lteld,Murr11Y 1101119' ;’_l_’_‘:;_°_;d Tsggesgen and mud, m,,,__ BERLIN REPORT Z, h,_,,,, ,,_,__,,,C_, t,,,_ high _gr,,u,,,, FRANCE, August 24.-Anicrlcamoperations inclime as compared with
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_ _ ' - LONDON, August 24.-Severe fight- _ _ _
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