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w\d2l%£i'tN8l¢?v5I5‘§n'i?x‘dgDi¥fdi'5‘i m1} "THE LATEST Nliiws QH gA}¢A;UA FRIDAY I-U-LY' 31 1914 "RST 0,. ALL.. {n_;a5:ig1g__y¥_?Lénlg_1_m\y_=i§n1nH_ry>va&%auol

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'lll“l5l‘““ lllllllli , wlurs HARVEST usuus ui P. w. c.

ii suuuui suuu in iBATTLE uuu

._ . . .0 l 000 KILLED 4 000 PRISONERS ..

_ _ » il y ad be n try ng so

e rlosin exercises oi the S ,V ~ ' ‘ » 1 iunm i haid to acquire was intended for ’ , _ - r _ r ’ . ’ » . . ' " ` results of this ycar's niatricuis

examinations of the Prince of W

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Hclinol of Science took place on . _ ,

Wednesday night in the Assembly ;l“slg\hxi¥§-Sedtltnild ghtldvgfdaxpéhlfp ' ‘ ~ ` » _ i _ ____ __ L __

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H:i.ll of thc _Prince of Wales College, word was emcie,,cy_ PB thanked thugs

there being 41 full gathering of stud- who had made it ogglhlg f 1,1,

at besides larg 1; . - _ , D °r em ' 1 _ ° ;;,»,g,,,,, ,,,,,,,;»,,,_ ,e,;»“,g;,;;n_gf V335 gzdwgpa up_;.&._;___._.,_...;___§i_:..2__..._._;._E_._ Germany Gives Russo 24 Hours to Expluin intentions. Foreign Pupils S°*1°'-"SHIPS

the ho "o» - K1No‘s oo.

presided over by Mr. Starrett, spit lie homes He would leyya

'd.t ith h l, <1 `- . _ ,

\\l')s.s t5es(l’r{;(r)iiiel‘},n1ld)d\_ Adele Smith, lieorgetown 7

Edna McDonald, Georgetown .... ..

.'l;‘5'.‘§f;iIZ."i..§.‘$‘.n,§?£i'ii..E3’.§‘$§“i‘1*ii§.”i“.‘;"`”?“€i‘i°““ ““l °“*i‘.?.§'.i““'“ °“ intense- Excitement Throughput Europe. Little- llope ol llverting

liinnon, Comissicner of Agriculture busingsg, gud fhgegscgndv the 23:35? » QUEENS co.

Professor Theodore Ross, \ir, R, p1_ 1 \ d _-ti -

A U an in" ng “team” in the hmnes Isabel McLeod, llradalbnne 114 Bxfich

689

Cain hull Su erinteiident of Eiluea- here wliich ever extended an unstiut- `

' Hubert Nicholson, L‘.ru.puiid

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tion, and members oi the faculty.

A ed welcome.

number oi brief but excellent uddres- Dr. Allen, the irover of the vote ` -‘-----’-"‘*“

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- l’l<il.\`(‘E C0.

ses were delivered in the course

of conveyed to the Premier the thumés _ V (UlH1f1<ll&D PUBS) proceeded with her mobilization of s lor Vienna amid scenes of wildest

" VIl‘.N.\.»\ Julv 30.-Re orts here 'lar e number oi troops `

the evening, Governor Rogers was of thc- Summer School of Science the iirst Spcalwr- H0 said he felt himself und the others mentioned 1-lint iw Ollgllt to have attended some the resolution.

of the lectures that had been given The Frimley, in ycmy mid t during the interesting und valuable there were two th1ng9'1_}mt hog

course. but he found it quite lncon- were supposed to do, one was

Wnienll W do 90- HG WHS glad, welcome the coming gue§ts'and

however, to have the opportunity

D*-`i¥1l=' Dlflielli that night at th= They were very glad indeed to

_ _ an come the Hummer School of Scie

educatinnist. He was familiar with when they r.;-et have first, and they the old log schoolbouses in the had nothing but the greatest sa

closing meeting. He was not

ol other to speed the parting gue

<“'!l`1Y UIIYB, but that was about the faction thi-ougliout the progress

liiiiit of hir experience iii education, the School. He was sure itihnd be fic was glad that iii these later nn iiiinieiisv advantage to the te

dllys thc tencliere were having very ers here to have met so many ol the 3*fl`V|l1ll9 l"`iB0ll€F9~

,,c_ 'I‘lie battle began when the Aust

great advantages over those in t

early days. He thought that the hers from Nova Scotia and

ho ,most prciii-,ineiit and successful te

Summer School must have a' very Brunswick. That alone had been

beneficial eifect and be a help to t teachers, broadening their views

he. very great iiieaiis of education a

of he believed it had been taken ad- hack upon the position occupied

hut at Foca, end resulted ln s comp

tthel Two Servian divisions were rou

. , , ll g . in declare that the iirsl: bnttlu uf UW President. Poincare and the French

Austro-Servian war has been f0\li;l\f» Cabinet decided to meet daily. The

lei-B French defensive forces took exten-

L . 3 victory for the Austrians. One thou- sive priwantionary measures,

to sand men are reported killed.

Quiet' zoo.

.'l`he whereabouts of the main Brit-

s 9_ _ ‘Bd ish fleet is unknown since its de- we1_ bl’ the A““l'-"i“U“~ Une “HUD” d\Vi~ pnrture yesterday from Portland un- nce sion was captured and the other had treated in disorder. The reports The German battle squadron is tis_ ;liere declare B00 Servlans were k

f ed The »`\“3“`m“ 1059 “U19 P10020 , The French fleet-has taken steps to

rc- der sealed orders.

ill* concentrated at Kiel.

prepare for eventuallities.

m,h_ The Austrians took four thousand J 11 is ssl.-1 to have deals;-ed its

ups

readiness to join its ally, Britain.

_ F0* In the outlying British colonies

New Hungarian troops begun to cross the troops have been prepared for in-

D, Drina River. Servian cavalry op- stan; se;-yloe, nd l’°""“\ tllml” i“l`~'5“°‘f. but WSW ‘1l`l\'8f1 German gunboat hurriedly quit

things and bringing to tbeln notice lvantnge of to the lull. He must. the infantry.

‘"1 “"9 P°i"L was shelled bl’ U10 AUS- Far East have been concentrated at

new l:~i-aiirhes of study they had n

thought of before or felt. quite ca

ot thank those gentlemen who prop

DY Capetown to-day and went to sea.

German and British fleets in the

p. and seconded the vote of thanks to _trian artillery on the Bosnian side f_1,ei,~ chief stations,

able ol taking' _ up. He must con- the people of the province. He felt_of the river and when the Servisns A11 10;-sign y1;“,l1o“gB have mm or- -mtulnte the instructors for the the greati-.sc possible appreciation lor were compelled to retreat they were ,yered fn leave Ge;-mem s¢1m0ls,'

h. the work that the school had done attacked b the Austrians in force. ` `

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L work they had done and the tea

the excellent opportunity that had iinivsrsity course for teachers. been nm-red them oi better iltting teaching stall, on whose zeal

The snR1.IN,Ju1y so. A note the spatched by the German Govern

it (Canadian Press)

Stock markets everywhere in Eur-

ope have virtually ceased operati ns

nt token measures to preserve t ir

them lor the ,great and glorious work “C0055 Of the 9011001 depended. hull to St. Petersvburgh this mosilng stocks of gold he

ers for having availed themselves ol f0P lille IH\0Hd~ It WHS Dfilctiwlly

of instructing the youth, (oval

all he thou ht that most. of thein eil the highest exp

1' bw" UP 1'-0 *md PMB' gives linssiii 24 hours to explain, e

ec' intentions with regard to mohlliza- V

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set too light n. value on this iioble,tntions. He had to thank those gen-‘t;,_,,,_

work of instructing the young, Up the young people of today would

0,,_tleincn for rendering their serv_i 1,1; ial. a time when they might have

_Zigi i.oNnoN, .iuiy ao.-Foreign pupils

de- ` end' lcsding banking institutions have c ..

11 I' (Canadian Pressl.) ‘

V r>i».sr».as'r1o-Ns Go oN.

imposed nie responsibilities uno one-itue voiui cl uuenolcved hvlidevs-,`i0rme.1 yesreniey. tae: they must for a i-onfible vcnernl European war

ics cf life twenty years or m,ore3,Tbcy were doing work that -wouldueuve Germany immediately _` nu

later. He would oiler one word.. advice t.o..tllon`.- andlet them all w

gr spread lar end wide and cover hollsrgepart of the Maritime Provlnc

were going away hear in mind t e and lf “'15 W°l`k for WNW m who wma fl-0`,,;"g{,,gen 0,, the Rhin

Wt said that between that town nd at Foes there is said to have been

11 ' . _

grave rnnionsibliitiss that rested up-jwhnnks wus 110'" frswmrenee. ere

on them in training the young under that the men and women who were Cologne the tram in which he 3

gg travelling passed eight trains load

with German soldiers going towards , _ _ ___

snort speech in which be eniogised conscience would sive them for ha H th I _ °° m"““"‘Ns GETTING READY ta ing p,_,rf,,rm,,d a good s e lnes hers closed and guard

x- uork and perform

their charge for the liie they hed livo in the days to come.

Dr. Allen, oi Cincinnati, made

the city oi Charlottetown and i inhabitants, who he stated had e

to so ready to sacrifice themselves w

not very desirous of anything rn

B than the approval which their o

tended ii courteous hand ol welcome it well. The Prvmief I`¢f€l`F€1‘1

' n

to the visitors. They had lou tiiiie to visit some of the people

Charlottetown and to see the beau

ful city oi which they had heard

much, and they had been entertain vrry pleasantly, by the citizens. -'l` Island, no said, ' had always be

noted for its beautiful iurius,

gorgeous scenery, its healthful iriv goratiug climate, free from fog, b

there was one asset the value

which perhaps the people had n

quite realized to the extent tha

they niiglit, and that was the tea cr. President Starrett a iew ev

ings before had expressed the opi ion that the teachers ol the Islan

were the best looking (laugfliter) were equally as good looking

those from .New Brunswick and Nov Scotia -That seemed to hbm qui obvious; lor no one could look on th laces ol the Island teachers and fn to observe the truth oi Presiden St.arro.tt‘a assertion. He would ad

one thinly, and that was that

teachers of P. E. Island, in tliei eager desire to learn and to take ii

vantage ol every opportunity oile

them to increase their knowledg were second to none. In couclusio Dr. Allen moved a vote of thanks t

examinations They were a nece

“gf lthe French frontier. The bridges

ed ed. Intense excitement prevailed

ss. it mas understood the schools we

d - ` - . 0! “rv eviy He had Been umm reduce-,being converted into military hosp

d pond tn it quickly and lose it

md back, but who with proper encou

ti- thu work of schools to practical W-I1_@6\YD0\_ J _ 30 ____ _

:ll [:1!i'<l:d"Z'r¥1ltirgengypedsifgfycodssdé 'lE\\:')¢§|urinY reser`ves dhlylcd out to-llaajpsgmy LGNUON' J“lY 30-” The Bam* 0! 1,1, things stood out prominently, tue urine electricians. military engines en one that they could not do withoutland mine layers. The British A tg examinations and the other, that mirolty also requested the big We 1. ,they must be careful not to carry , cool owners to retain their stocks

ut them too lar. And in regard to pri- fuel.

of zes, what they desired to do wssl HAGUIE, July 30,-Holland to-d 01; tn benefit the whole school, riotf so _callhd all her army reserves, fronti f, much to put s. lllgll Drimium “DOH guards and const guards to t

h. speciril ability as to encourage and L-U1¢,yg_

“_ give 1-articular attention to thosel 1,0ND0N_ July 3n__3,,ve,-By B n- who might be §°m;=v;_l1|;t__Bl0v;_-_ Els tions or the nriusii special deieu

exierienco in sc ioo _ a hug in my 9 were ¢ ,

eg tuht very 011211 the \1°\\°\°1f *hc* tiiecssst use izodrlgieto Wm' F"‘“°‘° J°“"°h “ft ""'° "°d“y

s WHS ‘iii-`\`k“‘1 d°‘”“ “S °l°W WB” ‘me 'the regulars guarding the bridges,

B that i-r-.c.uived assistance from out- railroad and siding, and for the . [ te Fld” ‘Vlth dimcmty b“t Wm’ might manning of the coast defenses. L

e huve Bvenisl thinking 30”? °'w:;§| Hamas, July ao.-'rue oemmitt ll OW"-_ T“""‘ ,;"'e"° 90'" I ‘fn _“_ .of the Imperial Bank of Germany h t fecclle “B915 “nc” "Ty “S Y' 1_ihee'n called to meet to-morrow to s

“ ss to the iuiviesaiiity or rinsing t

e most as quickly. There were others mmk rate_ r who were slow and were counted dull, CAPETOWN J I a0____.|.h G d-‘Md '“ll<"’° b" *“*’°"“"“g°d “"0 t“'”°d ' man suniientf aged. winch ifsa

"V csntly been overhauled here put

sement were capable of going . tar here £O__my_ _

er _ BCH f- “"" °’ “""‘““g °“‘ mi' §’_""‘»,-§'§'1§‘, _l Bonus, .1oiy_ ao.-owns” our

U um' w " Very mme :ix en the Moi, Ernest of Hesse, urother of Empre

the Premier and his executive offices tftmes Pl °tlm“I“, '"5 Inq me Elriaheth Fado,-ovnm Russia" W

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to the Mayor and the citizens an to the pecplel generally who ha given them that opportunity to vis Charlottetown and who. further. be done their utmost to make th visitors, stay interesting and ples aint. He would ask the Bumine School of Science to give a heart vote of thanks. ` Here there wa

tremendous applause.

Professor Clark, teacher of menu!!

training, said he was zlsd to stan before them to second, when it W

i d -

d :,_),°,,:n‘;;2 fggch §:;;u,;-:iid ima; sont by ldniperor William to S _‘E fu, m_0i;1unce_ He hemved that mm, l"eter_sburgh to-day _ns the last a

~ th ,I ex h “gin temp to arrange peace. ‘I “ "‘°““_"*§,,,2‘§,‘,’.,,‘;,, °",,,§,,‘I.,,,,,c,,°,1°¢,,,,c1,‘f 1-noun, .nny so.-'rue-omeiei o

°"$»iv;:dl:l\i benefit them just as much zette tcrday publishes a declsrstio 5' 8,; th, expert ¢,,M1,mg w|,1¢1, they ol absolute neutrality on the part 5 l 4 .-i d. The had had the op-‘l the Netherlands during thc Austr

had rocc ve __ _ Ytau ht by M me Sewmn WM

l. ity Of UUE g '

E gmclggs or instructors ss had over LONDON. J U15' 3l:£"'|;|_\° El_BVi*'Y

s r

_ il.d in any pert of Canada. the International us. on s_ eccg- al ,_

,:`?€i*li?eli-5.93 He hopali they would all nlzed in all lturopesn capitals today ‘mm “H dd" that an inn" ‘H

have a very pleasant journey hmm] Premier Asquith and Sir Edwar

<1 ould enjoy the restof their Grey called upon all the parties o

as _

not neccnsan to “cond” “ch a an tion so that when their schoolilfthe British Isles to join together

move. It gave him a chance. MW ever, to express personal pleasur sea miniseries se hens vfwvf

He owed personally is larzv Mb*

teachers ou ht to take away Wi

grhtitudo to the President. Tlch

them-somotliln orth while. All t\i_

°9'"'°°iiill‘ 'denim-

' IEETIIIGS ETC

¢'ll*‘__'

"seem their iue for me eb' 4"' Pure Gold Quint Pudding. 3773'

0_ns cent on vom each iimrtlon in this column. - Duh must socomir my orilu-,, -llillllilim shaft' *"°“"'

uve suits. ,_ ,

i l

.-9, ¢,,, you point nom for a dnl er»vl|¥q__s_l}*i°¢- °°°“t";,"2L‘:

and bohtllg “"7 5°*

id he so nl . ioli tn

lost ~ _ ~ - -~_ \»°f"'_;°°,,°r§";,,,,,,{ ;i2“:i.-fe manage minus the mm ;'n¢l°ug“\llrii'iiirii to one nie sum

be iv' _ offer nw - ana .'

,,1__ sxhlg: rx: Professor Theodore Ren. lh G. 'rho singlet ol the National An; m

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°' 1,' _ "ffm-1-|4uswu.

0010,

_ c i B gazed again they would not only efforts to avert the immemrurabl

have .4 new ‘ experience but would calamity of an extension of liostll

1 nike' up their wen: 'with vigour- t ,ties to einer countries.

, Mr. R. H. Campbell. B\\p°I‘iDt°l1d-. The Gorman Emperor conierre

ent of Education congratulated the,1eagthily with the Imperial Chance , faculty mid students on the termina- lor and the Minister oi Wer and Mar V. tion of three weeks of strenuous an<l,,ln¢§, and later the reserve ollicers r

valuable work. He :sid itat: :;l;[eelved orders to mobilise, if Russ Iwying to heal- peqpq My B - ~»-mm T '_ I 'A ed ming people should be prepared tolan entmmum O' th’ s°c"t“_y_, lm highest tompera ure reg s r , in screen. It was nie duty o1_ the -mf/,,,,,,,,,,1 B,m.,,,,,_ H, dm M, tm ymerasy use 10 deg. suave, the teachers of 01°" M°f*"“‘° P’°' }‘°°’ tim tvorr .ees mir moms tin

i, to ineulcste into the youu; p:_°l>° zlwork hurl vu in connection with 59 deg show “_ -, P m 5, rover svrr¢°\°¢\°° °l il" ' “° ° :tin suiemr seueei, me ergsiiin- dr . ' ' ' '

- 6 r, above.

pm r

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tb l native lands and the oUP°fl~“ll in ° of an th rm' tongh ltii: which they ln.°"d°°' Thr’ '°',ol° me elim! 'tis asnouut of co everything here for U10 YOU!!! l:’°Pl° l-sgpqndanga lwlvcd., If they dl and tue! lh°“l°‘ "° 3"" '“° ° be wal sure ey would spproclst

training ns would luhueuce them team |,,5,!.u'.bh_ um." “4 an 5.06 and Sunday at 6.07.

remain at homo. 'rliifl *gin 21° keen iflthi-list o|`\!r. Seaman.

doubt one ii Prince myvargmg Protease surrntniii eeiioioais :"..:°°“:f.:‘.°°.:.': 2°-n :ir-cr -i u \ . w

"T 1 out to it. 'rho poo- '|11 m had nruyoxg 1,? WJ The moon sets tonight st 11.42.

' su rt mms. congratulated tl" mm henna me meme; to

Beliool on the excellant work, which ,,|(,,,_ ._

had si-eomplilliod 50 PIU I’ ------+------'

',,,, :lossy aims to on mines inirllluardajuiiimuu emu gnrminwviftm sem sea my misuse.

“fa Hi-:avr Russ oN BANK.

ec- ” TSCHE. Austria, July 30.- Em.-

V8 1 ._,~v---¢-.. ~_,.....-

ui Hull nun

m-ltoday went on steadily in every

8;‘,_ber of- ...English students left l st country likely to be involved. In- the eré. “im “nd “"'i"°d'*1°f_°___°=r_¢h=iz_-_ Onffishtins ==<>ue___tl\_c5_f__L_-_is_e__§t;ict__cel=-

"C s sorshlp Besides the battle reported

of the big German schools were in- LONDUN, July 30,- Preparations

so _an Austrian attack on the Monten- ed .egrins near Csttsro.

in BERLIN, July 30.- 'All German

t0'm1 the towns of the mat,-i¢t_ where oiiieers a_nil soldiers are being notiil-

re ed to hoid thdmselves in readiness to

‘_ join the colors.

RATE ADVANCED -

1; Enginrii discount rstesnves fsiseo te-

_ dill’ from 3 to 4 per cent.

PARIS, July 30.- There were

ay heavy runs on allgrest banking es-

; .itnblisliinents yesterday.

BRITISH PREPARING .

er-

'£°` (Canadian Press) ° LONDON, July so.-The Exchange

8 Telegraph Company declared it bed

been reliably informed that an agree.

_‘E ment had been reached amending the t Home Rule Bill. No details of the tl agreement are mentioned. The pre-

sent internationel crisis is believed

to have played~ a great part. in

°‘_; bringing the Government, Opposi- of tion, Nstionalists and Union leaders o_ to the point oi sgreennrut. With . the dlsputebetween Austria and Ser-

, `via threalioning to involve all Europe

° in war, there has been a demand

‘ fsrencea should be speedily Hdi\\\il-°<l-

d -;

1 nie iisiirsni

Q _ riis rsiunuinuis “ rips iiooii. src.

F. A ronosro, Jhlfam.-Maritime;

___ _

Light moderate winds lair and s little warmer

' 'run wnuri-mn.-Yesterday was

Bm and mostly cool.

Kiiowni the previous night sein; so

'd . above. At 9 a. m. vcsterday it

fi, 'riie use `\-ini ue ings nun smir- d noon at 5.51 and tomorrow at 7.07; B it will be high tomorrow morning at

The sun sets this evening at 7.80

'nad tomorrow at 1.89; it rises to- d' morrow morning at 4.41 and Sunday ,fat 4.48.

'Pho Brit dudrter ol the moon was

noldoy, Aug. Sth, at 1.41 pl m.

'en tbusiasm.

` ' _FRANCE IS READY.

wtountriel. Formal notice of the

servlets new in Canada has been rc- ,yeeived from the Austrian govern-

`sst'l'i\1N wouI.n s'r/inn nv iius.

i,‘tl\l| particular war which confronts

.partners in the triple entente, in -well sl her interests as s greatlturo-

on Wednesday, July Nth at 7.51 :.1

- I There will be s lull moon on Wetl-

- The length ei today will be four-

BRITISH PREPARINC.

VALl<l’l"I`A, Malts., July 30,- In-

cessunt preparations took place thro- ughout :tha night among the large British Garrison and vessels of the British iicet are here under orders of the precautionary stage oi mobiliza- tion.

NE'1'H'ERLAN`DS NEUTRAL.

THE IIAGUE, July 30.- The Ne-

therlands will be neutral in the -Aus- tro-Slervian war. '

RUSSIA MOBILIZING_

ST. IPETERSBURG, f_Ju1y 30.-Rus-

sia today ofiiclally notified Germany and Austria of the mobilization oi 14 amiy corps, numbering . 1,200,000 men. The Czar is said to have ex-, pressed hie intention of taking the field as Commander-in-Chief in case of hostilities. ' sr. I>n'1'E»asBUiio, July so.-'rise

is Russla's answer to the virtual ul-` timatum from Germany yesterday in an unoilieial statement that the Kill- sei- would order mobilization of his forces unless Russia ceased military activities 'within 24 -hours.

BERLIN, July 30.-Germany. today is prepared to declare war upon Rus- sia except the Czar satisfactorily ex- plains the mobilization ot his troops. Probably the demand of the Kaiser _will go. iorvrsrd tomorrow, but the answer is expected to mesa war.

PARIS, July 30.-France has six

army corps prepared to move if nec- essary. _ BRUSSELS, July 30.-Jl`he rats ol discount in Belgium raised from 4 to 5 per cent. today.

.’\R'l`IL.ERY DYEL..

NISH, Servin, July 30.-Inlading

Austrian troops are in an artillery duel with the Servinns, 20 miles from Belgrade. 'Phe ancient fortress of Belgrade has beenrediiced hy the Austrians.-

'I'l` DEPENDS ON GERMANY.

ROME, July 30.-In oillclal circles

here lt is felt Gwinsny alone can isi- iluence Austria for peace.

RISE IN WHEAT.

CHICAGO, July 30.--Wheat lumped

7 cents ,,_ bushel in t0dsy's first trad-

ing.

JAPAN T0 All) ENGl.AN`D_.

- ST. PE'l‘F.RSBURG, July 30.-A Tokio despatch quotes yi newspaper thrice as saying that in ease ofa general wer the participation of Ja~ Dan as an sl-ly ol England is pas- sible.

PARIS, July 29.--The French gov-

ernment and people appear to be quietly preparing for war. The gov- ernment is slmply awaiting the die- clsion of Russia.

Troop trains are ready. and repre- sentatives of the army are on duty in the telegraph, telephone and post offices. The average citizen has read in the newspapers his general in- structions concerning mobilisation. He long has had his orders instruct- ing him precisely when and where to deport for service. Large posters on the bulletin boards in the post omces, city halls and other public buildings, will apprlbe him of ex- actly the hour when his instructions become elleetive. OTTAWA, .luly 20.-The calling in

of the Austrian]-Iungarisn army re- servists on the outbreak of the war is allectins Canada an gall ss othbr

probable return ol a number oi re-

ment.

‘sul AND FRANCE

'riim is sbmisteiy _se estiiuaison in England for war-no desire for

Great llrltnin; yet there is s general lnlief that her obligations to her

penn power, will iorce her to sup-

viteps they may take.

TEN-SUNK IN' COMMON CAUSE

Antoinette Deslloches, Miscouclie lluth Matheson, Suinniersidc 659

Ilsabcl MacLeod, Braflalhune

'port Russia and France in suyf

INTERNAL TROUBLEH FORGOT-

l' (Continued on page three)

The dark developmentslgf the dey

c_:iiAlli.o'r'i‘i~11‘owN_

Walter lls.cl)ougall, West Kent 651 Helen Yeo, Prince St.

those who have iully iiiutriculatcd.

l<‘lRS’l‘ l’lilZl'I, $50.00.

SEcoNli1>lu'/llc, $30.00.

'rillilli Pirlzii, $20.00.

several subjects of examination:

HN( i LISH.

H1:-l’1‘l) li\`.

ARITHMETIC.

HYGIENE.

GEOG RA PHY.

FRENUII.

Edith Huy, bluniniersidr , _ _ . .... .. 9

Mary Hughes, N. D. tfonvent, (`ity *J Adele Smith, Georgetown 9

M_\'I`Ill".M_\'I`ICS.

LATIN.

Adele Smith, fleorgctowii . . . . . . ... 9

NA'i‘l`lil‘l STVDY.

COMl’l.E'1`E I‘.»\>`»S lil ST.

Total marks possible 900 Necessary to pass 450

Edna llcllonuid. Georgetown

Hubert Nicholson, Crapsud

Ella Cullen, Rustico Convent G5

Mar aret Cahill llbcrton

Edith Gay. Bummerside 61 Elsie Morrow, Souris _ Jennie Buchanan, Eldon Nelson McEwen, City .... .. 6

nhel lllnmsn Pownal

Enid Simpson. Hope River

Ellen Peterls, New Glasgow Katie Byrne, Bt. .loscph`s Con.._. 58

Cassie lil-arpe, Prince St., City 5?* I-uns lvlntheson, Oyster Bed Brig. 58 Flettv Woodman, Alhertcn 582 Blhyi Peters, Sunimersidc 580

Hannah Mcienac. Tracadlc (‘ross.

James Farrell St. (ii-.oi-ge's

Fllll

red McLeod, City ,_ __ am Yllcltenzic, Montogu d Fraser, Avondale . . . ._,

Sutherland, Bouris

a McAdani, Sourls 564* olas Murphy, Sturgeon 564

c Walsh, St. Ann's , , _ ,_, sb McCarthy, Morell R rice Peters, Duvar ence liar-kin, Kensington

Mary McCabe, Kinkor Leslie, Souris ing Bsgnsll, W. Kent. Dunn, ilespereuux ._ nel liooney, Orwell Cav Callback, North Tryon

phinc McLellan, Indian aid Jenkins, lligg, Ann Gaudet, llisconch Hopgomi, llalpeque.

iond Aylward, Skinner'

McKenna. N_D. Conve Sherry, Fcrnwood ,

nee Bowneee, Albcrtoii e Mustard. Georgetown Allen, Freeland ..._ Brennan, Tignisb Conv Ching, Kingsboro, s Paoli, N. D. Convent

Murchison, Clyde Riv ce lilatcb, Prince St.,

Campbell, Darlington ri Byrne, N. T). Convsn

lla Cnrriithers, tl. Trsv ie Mcl.cali, Georgetown 532°

llaiituoinery, l.. Bedcquei 531* Simpson, Hope River e (irawlord, Middleton (lullen, llope River elins Pineau, N. Rustico 527 on Mcl‘ailuni,‘L. Bedeque 522° es Moore, Prince St., nee Acorn, Souris _ n. Doyle, N. I). Convent 521 a Clements, l-lcbron 520

e, 520°

the 1 Will (lull 1 Wllll ales , lluvi

44 _ 694 (ln n.

' Rcgi

692 Hel

531; I Ruth

The M. A. MacQueen Special Prize‘l’@8\"l in linglish, givcii to the students in`1\Z“° English standing. highest amongst -'\1l‘X-

89 1.\l Oll

iris Morse, Summerside 84 `f\U"“

.iasie smith, Georgetown _______ ._ in Glare

Students standing highest in tlic'50l’h1 _

on Mcl.cun. N. Wiltshlr ey llnwi-ion. \\'. Kent,

e Mclienzie, Cardigan . ld liurns, Mnlpeque ...

Matthews, Alberton ._ Whiteway, Murray Ri

McKay, Freeland Dewar, Summerville ne Schurmen, Summersid 51%

Arseneult, Sturgeon Sli

is Cairns, Freetown . Arsenault, Ahram's Village 509° ling-McLean, N. Wiltshire- 508 Hodgson, Alberton McPherson, llrookileld 506’

Mclniiis, 'l`ignish Conv e McDonald, Eldon r Holland, Souris ,_, 503 Foley, ’l'ignish Convent 502' McDonald, Vernon 500 Paoli, W. Kent., City 499

Isabel MacLeod, lirmlalhaiin S9 Yeilfl

Adele smith, uoergetnu-n _______ __ 91 John

Priscilla Carruthers, G. 'I‘raverse 99 ride Hubert Nicholson, Urapsud 99‘ Siler

Harold Hynes, Montague ,,. 67 EB*-911

Sanford lleiinett., Alhertoii . . . .., 83.Sim0I1

tillr. Blanchard. Tlgnish ret Todd, Bradalhsne 496 hi c Mcllnnald Tracsdio C. 496

ii , __

Lia Areeiinult, A'iii'nni's Village ‘JR Continued on page twof;

Antoinette Dcslinches, Miscouche ‘J8‘

8 1' oN CANADA

OF GE.\`E.P.Al_i WAR.

ONTO, -luly 30.--Sir , President of the -rce snye that the str n of a

war would not be so keenly

re ns it would a year or two

Adele Smith, Georgetoun _ . . . . . .._ 99

4 HMO,

____,_____.._.~__.-

's l.inimen1~,Cui-es Rbeumstllm

___..._____-

lsabel Macl.eod. lirndulbane 82 CGHD

T00 LITE FUI

CLISSIHCITIOI

cent “or word each

column. (lush must accom- orilcr. Mininiuni charge twen-

.ideie smith, Georgetown 144 in this Isabel MacLeod, Brndalbnne ,_ __.7l»i

4 ty-five

Antoinette Dcslioches, Miseouche 602

689

Harold Hynes, Montague 678, old lc Martha Mctiiiigan, Kinkorn 054 Ruth Matheson, Summerside 659 gene,

Walter Maclloiizall, W. lient, i_‘ltyf35l Ethel Stewart, Augustlni=.(‘nvo 043 Mary Hughes, N_D, Con’v't, City 640 llorothy Clark, Victoria .........63ll tm, 5,

638

g , . Alice Walsh, Morell Rear, ._.__.635 uesgii urine, niiierten ____ ._ ._.......sa1 M-“N W Mary Ennis. Summerville _.__..522 Hannah Milligan, Summerside ...S191 Wecks_

Joseph Rsttee, Malpeque ...Gigli-_-O-ST

plensc lcnvc at 28 - ____ ___@1_1_=a-1-§11icf-

NS WIS!-[ING ROOM IN PRI- nmily with breakfast if do- mny obtain same by apply- 189 Hillsboro Street.

_ E16 Finder

16 Fit

lixzelis Arsensult, Tlirnlsli Con. i'»l4 l'EliS0 Jennie Gordon, (leorgctown fill Sanford Bennett. Albertnn 609 Donald Stewart, Summerside 609 ln! Ui E , ........ 605 Edward Keeping, Georgetown .. 607i 3 Ircnn Trowsdale, Prince St., City |i04_ en eh Elsie Orr, Kensington 004

602

Leo Mcbonsld, Cornwall 596 Fnaneis rlchurman, El’Flide 592 FOR HA nie Meme. summei-sine .. nail Ella Smith Newton 500

590

7_ nnd pn

llslon Yeo, Prince St., City one

Miller Stevenson, Wheatley River 58|

Catherine Morris, Sourls !-80.___, _, _

Nellie l.aii<`lrignn_ NJ). Convent__.5‘¥\ l‘ Cecilia McLean, Souris ....... all s

577

Mary McCabe, Klnkora ....'..577

. . . . .._ 515 . . -

iiertiiia Nniiigm-i, 'rigiush convent 515 _ st" bhaflf

_Rose Gallant, Duvet ... 573 »ll!ilnsrd’s Lihlment Cures Dlptherh,

lllll lXlMlllllllllS

. 572

e 567'

565 565

"f..`.'.'. sos

ear... 561°

561 560 558 558.

City. 557 4 554 e

553 553

River 552 552

550 549

s Pd. 547 ut... 547°

546 540 540° ._ 689’

ent.. .539*

537 587

cr 536 City 535’

. . . ... 555

t 555

erse 534

. . _ ,._ 530 529' 528°

City 521 .. 521°

City... 520

.. 618’ 518 _ 517

ver... 517°

.., ......515 513 e

.. 510

506°

ent 505

505

Con.499'

Edmund Bank of ai

sertiou

` sirs\v`;iri'i‘“`&' co, i.'r1T. ny higlicst. pricc for two tons nd; __ ___ 35784-24_]l/lil. sn' "Nr :mon GIRL ron al housework. Highest wages, nsli1n;;_ Apply here.

_ _ __ __ :“2_5'7‘?2M§';

a'i~"ovir.N son sans, supr- ior siniill house. Apply B. Car- (1ii., Auctioiiecrs.

____ __ __ :` -122 tf

.\N'ri<:ii 'ro wonii A rcpziring, etc. Steady em- cnt to right person. Beer &

_ _ ______ _ A5683-'l._§§M_!1f. .-Between Msrshdeld and

B5. -__ 'r Fus-

ottctovin ladies lisin Coat.

Prince

_35l_4»'l1§M.t.¢_.

von nine. nxraixnsc- nurlenrs. Vomfortsble cars.

Motor Supply Co., Great St, Plmnd 465-I4.

3616-7-22Mtl.

l.l-`..-50 pairs young ranch .\liiik, 5 shares in 1914 divi- ox company. Silver black tch foxrs. T. Gordon Ives, ue l’. E. l. 7-3llViEtf. N cii.»\si.rri'rs'i‘ows 'os y July 14th, s. light w tar- cont the name Gi-Multum d inside ol collar.

leave at RANK' Hotel. ____ ___ a1_ 1-llouzi.

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Finder

irrs psords nsiancmi izcs, Crayons, Pnstln gud Convex Portraits and fram- pecieity. (14i20 raised gloss ) F. Young,72 Upper Queen

l:etown_ $555-'I~‘l0\\li.