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wants. (Now lvullng mg) iq _ A ` ¢HARL0TTET0WN,' CANADA_ TH[jpSDAy JULY 11, 1913 szso nr vi-r (milieu) in mvalmin canes. emi emo rel- UAA, I
Morning Dllly Felllldod 1 _ $8.50 Per Your (Delivered) .- ' A . _ -I _f -' - ~---- . ' _ .f A - W, 1 f '° -. _J
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l00MILE ADVANCE I TSITUATION ON THE NUNIIINI "IANA SIR R0B-ERTYBDRDEN
WESTERN FRONT
on -Elsrisiiii Fiioiir ""I""»'AI “NIR”
Allied Movement in Albania and Macedonia
Seriously Threatens Austrians Who are Being
Driven Back from .
Supply Sources. Allies
l'lave .Taken l-.300 Prisoners and important
Strategic Positions. Obiective oi Allies.
Recapture ol Serbia is
F (Special to The Guardian)
LONDON. July 10.-The Allied adf a
'lpreseure is continuing and that there . has been lighting southwest of Barat,
town about midway between Avlona
vance in Macedonia and Albania pro- and Elbassan, the former the capital ceeds rapidly. It ie evidently a. care of the principality.
fully planned and concerted move- ment on a front of almost a hundred is
'File ultimate purpose of thc Allies not yet disclosed. but tho uilvance
miter fwm Lake Ochrida to the Add- follows ills line or the sorini in iileir
. out
French and Americans 'itlontinue Their I-‘larassing Raids on Germ n Front. Have
Has Been Bombarded From Sea-
Alr and Land and Was Alarm, ed 400 Times. .
(Special to The Guardian)
liiINl(lltI{. l"i°ailici-, July l0;~'l`liis
l-ity oil thc North Si-li ot' l-`rulli:c hollis
I5, Besides Greatly Strengthening Theirs
tllc ljvcorii t`or lnlviin; llccli bonllluriicti Tronl this liilirl, sou linil ziir. it luis 'ccivoil lioilllls i`l'oill uii‘p|zl.llcs, tor-
ic
` pi-ilocs frolil liii'il:ibii\s. siliiiis i`roin
1 ' (ii-.rilizill ilcstroycrs, unit projoiztili-si
lroln l/i inch guns. 'i`lic liuinbcr of
(Special to the Guardian) and capturcd numerous pl°isoncl‘s. iiiurlns up to July -itll totalled 400.
PARIS, July 10.-Since the lust
of action on a large scale. says at l-icuii official stateinent_ the French troops have harrassed the enemy by nliilor operations, improved their positions.
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atic, near Avlone. The French are g
fighting in the mountainous regions of of the Adj-la _ R
the upper Devoi River west of Lake Oohrlda but the important movement f is that of the Italians in the centre 1
and near the Adriatic. Assisted by S`¢utur|_ so that their [mom in the British monitors, which shelled the Adriatic region ,map be forced (0 A\lBtl'l9-il DOBAUUIIB OH the C038! and draw supplies from Serbian railheads. by Allifld 8Vi8t0rs. the italian infantry The roads across the lnountains are
pushed up into tile mountain range to 5 the north of the Versila and after a 5
reat retrcat of 1916 to the shores
tic
Tllo first step toward a seriouscf- ort to reconqucr Serbia is to sweep he Austrians out oi’ Durazzo and
o poor that loss of the Adriatic ports _re outh of Montenegro would force the ¢_h
IISSIAN ANIACIINISM
AGAINST GERMANY
THE HAGUE, Jllly 10.-Gerillans turning recently from Moscow, says e Vossische Zeitung, referring to
bitter strussle dislvdsed the Austri- Austrians io withdraw altogether me vm, Merlml, cas., lm... express. ans and forced them to retire toward from Albania This would incl-ence ed ’
UN! Scmlllll H Five? which Parallels the difficulties ofthe Bulgars on thc m| the Versus. some twenty miles to thc Macedonian front, north of Monasiir ,,,,|e,.|y country would he Su,-G 1-mm
nd Probably °’_‘p"50 UW” I" *"1 ‘-`“' harm. lt. gives tho following uiicgoii eloilmg “Ua°_`k ‘Wm me ""lg|‘l’0"h0°‘l quotation frollla speaker nt a railway
italian cavalry passing between tho of Luke Ooh;-ldn_ Su.
north. a _ While this action was in progress v
Paris rcports tllnt the French troops
fcul' that complete ilnzircliy tlleri- ght cntlzillgcr persons wllo ill ull
ikc nlcetilig :lt Moscolvz “it is
Since June 15th. the nulnbcr 0l` pris-
the Alnericans. who especially dis- tinguished tiicllini\lvcs.iit Bollcail wood and Vauv, is 5.400 including tit) ofiic- ers.
PUZZIINC IIVER
NIISIAL BIINUSES
(Special to The Guardian)
OTTAVVA. July 10.~»'i`lli-. 'l`l‘i-,ilslii'y
Board is stl‘ug;;liii|.' ovcl' thc il1tci‘pi'l~,- tation of the approprlutioil lnlulc for tile purpose ot' l.;l'illltlng boiliisci; to postal cicrkii :intl it-ttcl' cllrrll-i's linii |lcniiiili.: it iicclsioli oil tiic nlllttiel' tht-. Iloniiscs will lr-. lvitilliciii.
'l`ile lionuscii rziligc l`l'oiil $100 to $150 pci' ycllr. i'l-|`l-l'ollci: in-ini.; iiizidi-‘ to holiiisvl-l i;i':illtcll lzist your. it would ilppciir tiiait ii' ii strict rciiiiilliz
AI SHIRI CUIIINC
(Special to The Guardian)
l_.t')Nlit)N. .lilly it).---l"it'ly ilriti-:il
s c Qui-oil lii;il'_\' l'i-ci-lltiy visiti-ii i~'ovl-rill clotiiiill.; t'lit~tol‘i:».~; in thc l..l'lnilon dis- trict wiii=re shirts ure In-ing nludo for soirlicrs. lil one ot` tho plants the Kiln; iii-cztlllc ilitol'l»:~'t<-li in tho clit- tiilg pi‘oi‘i>:ls_ :ind u.t'c<-ptcll :iii ilivitli- tion to try his liunli. All clcctric cutter was given him and within It tow slwolliiii shirt lcileihs oil li pill- ot' ill:-ltr-i'iill of 50 tllicliiicss :ind depth wi-rc si~vi~l'l~d. tho tiiilllll-i tlicll in-inn tl~iiililt't-l'i'l-il to otilor ililicliiiios whit-ii iilli:-illt~<l lilo dotllii work ot' cllttilil; out.
I.
oliiiors soon will lu: w<~ilriili; uhil-is lit by tho liiii_i;. King Lit-ol-go zinil
R. t}'IN\iESii`S'IiltltZiillS
VISITS CCIANA-i)l»AN.S
Addressed Great Gathering at Clivedcn Canadian
Hospital Congratuiating Staff on _Great Service. blade Address to Their Ma|esties on
Silver Wedding Occas
(Special to the Guardian)
l.()NDt)N. July i0.--Sir Tiollcri Bor-
Rcii ffross iiospitiil on Sullllziy, and
German offensive. despite the ziilscncc oncrs taken with thc co-opi~i'ution ot` tlvll Vi-“tiivfl tilt' i'IlVl‘-'i"l\ ('tU\"‘IIi"\
attielliloii liivino i~lci‘vi<'c. lie addres-
scli ii gruslt izullii-,rlniz ui' tlio ntuff,I uursi-s und pnticllts and congratillut-I cd ull on their scrvivc to tho country; ill the l.:i'c-at. caiisc. Afterwards he
l0l'l. .
was the guest of the officers’ mesa. I’l'olnier L‘oyd flcorge was also tl silos: ut Cilvcilcili On Monday Sir itobert Borden had a conference with Fiillailian Ministers and attended the wal- -n;|1`.3r9n¢e .ind l1llld8 81| Hddréli io 'l"-clr lilujesties on their silver wetiiling. Ho later inspected the fam- ous statue to be erected in the sol- dirrs ccnletcry ut (‘l.iveden.
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CANADIANS SHOW
IILIJ FRANCE
HIIW TU REALLY CELEBRATE
LONDON, .lilly 9.--Tile cl-leiiratlon
ot` Donlillioll l)u_v li_\' tho t‘llmidiiin sol- diers iii i"l'linco wur. ll vonv hriliizinl. llfi`:1I_l' :ind was lvltlli-ascii by l’i'vilii»:l' ltorllcn.
ltopl'csi'lit:itivcs from nvci‘;.' Allii-fi luv \-.'l-rv tli<~ri-. zinll ull stir.-_ crcllii
to tho Maiplc i.c:lt` iilcll oi' giviiii.: tive l;l`i~iit<-st. :intl nlost unii|llt» holiilily r-vcr sol-il iii ldiiropi-. it wus: at woiilii-ri'iil
51°F” "A the “munmin “"5” “oft” lilo to throw oft' t.llc nooso Von illir-
* ' ‘ ii . , . .
of the Verela and the sea attacked the completed their success in thc region ,mah has Du, “mum our ncCk.,_ m|,L,,._ is pinot.-ii lipon thc ztppl~opl'l:ltloli, :ind
(nilaliiiili ri-uiiioil_ Mcll of Yprcs,
Austrians ill the rear and cut them llortil of lilo Dovoi River and captur-
off from it retreat to Dilrllsso by the e
:viso ii shamot`ul tieliih tilrcntl-ns us.
fl 130 PfI50“‘”`5- The Buigars “l‘l"“` .Away with German capital, :iwlly with
last _vi~zii".~i holins in rltitlill-toil, coi‘li|ili classes ot' postal cillployoos will he
- l<`l'stiillcl't_ .\'oiliniv. .`iliiy ;iii;l [His-
' sciil-lidzii-lv incl for thc first tiiiic-.since
worse oll` ihzln they were last _vi-ill:
Thllt this luis not ilic iiltrlitioll is
coast route through the destruction of ently have been instructed to relieve V0" Mh.|,m.h and _ms whole ,_.0um,Jl.
tiloy wont zlirililisi. the Ilillls on lilo-.ac glorious iliiys,
the bridges across the Scnlini. This the pressure on the Austrians for on forces the Austrians into thc interior the Macedonian front near thc Ccrlui of Albania where there are no rail- iload five groups of assaulting troops
ways and fow roads, where supplier-ll a
must he obtained from the railhcnii lilies. They were completely checked
at Uskilb in Serbia. fully u hundred a
ttcmpted t.o penetrate the l~‘rcncl'
nd suffered serious losses. The cne-
rcvolutiollary band."
GERMANS GROWING UNEASY
,ABOUT RUSSIA
LONDON, July I0.-All Alllsti-i'lilllii
miles from the scene of action on the my also is showing great activity in llemutch N, me (gnmral Num, ,.,.|-,.,-. Semini and Devol Rivers. The Allies this region east of Monastir. “ng to me landing nf Brmsh 1-m.l.,,S
have the advantage of railway com-
The constant exploration of the on- nn
the Murmun coast_ says therc is
munlcation between Saloniki andnemy lines by French. British and Ain- mw,m|nc,,s in Gwnmny on uns m,_
"can U'°°DB 9h°“ld e““bI‘3 the l“` coiillt and quotes the Nord iloutcllc
Monastir for the provisioning and c
munitioning of the Macedonian wing, .teillgence dcpnrtmcnt of the Allies to A while the Italians on the west have dcternliile with a good deal of accur- U
an excellent base at Avonlea. a
The prisoners taken number 1.300 a
on the Versuil front, together with n o
large quantity of booty. ` llilvo bccn coming into lille from Brit.
Vienna, reporting the operations, ain and America to the sights and
admits that the Italian and French s
cy how strongly the various sectors re held. it has the further iidvlllltiigi f accustoming tho fresh troops thai'
ounds of the battlefield. _
ANNUAL MEEIINC IIE
King‘s ) t Vice president -Dr A Murchison ) Queers i G Vice-president:-Dr. J. C. Baiiunl, '
iv
llgenlin Zeitung ns specualtillg oil le British purposc.
SIICIAI SERVICE
'IYIEEIINC_S__YESIERI]AY
The Social Service Council Execu-
o met yesterday morning lit t0
clock in Zion Church lizill, and trilli- actcd some routine business pre- lratory to lilo other sessions. There
IHE P. E. ISLAND MEDICAL ASSIICIAIIIIN
I
'rue Pe. island Medical Association 2 Ilrfltzhéhggafg'“;‘r“‘T;';f,‘;“‘1§*f]0l[;f:‘¥f:§§ Aufiltors,-Dr. ness; nr. Meoraiu. ."‘
lottetown. Dr. Tanton presiding.
The following member wcrc pros-
eni: Doctors Tanton, Mi:Miiiull. A. Mc- Donald, Warburtoli, Suiiiviln_ lllctllliiz- an. McGrath. Murchison, ltoss. l3.ll~ lum. J. P. McNeill, Dewar, Cilrrutll- ers, A. McNeill. Docherty. Yeo. .lvu kips, M‘cLauchlan, Lcdwcil, lliclntyrc and Jenkins. p
The minutes of the previous annual
meeting were read and ilpprovoll.
ln the absence of Dr. I". Jlirdine, llr.
A. McDonald was appointed auditor to uct in conjunction with Dr. Carruth- vrs. -
The report of the Registrar-Scl>l'c-
tary was read by Dr. 'Warburton and on motion was referred to the audit- ors. The report of the 'frcilsurcr of the Medical Council was prcsciitoli hy Dr. Yeo and referred to tile auditing committee.
Dr. McMillan read the report of the
Treasurer of the Medical society. it was referred to the auditing commit- tee.
in connection with the affairs of the
Medical Council. Dr. McMillan. the vice-president, made referenco to t‘ic death of the President, Dr Conroy. and the loss to the profession anti the Province. resulting thereby. lie lilso spoke oi’ the need' of action on 'lie part ofthe Society in colltri/llins the campaign being carried on in ollc ot' the newspapers against vacclilatiun.
Dr. Alex. McNeill referred to thc
recent .meetings `of the lJoillinl.m Council, and the proposal to dr~lp anatomy-and physiology from thc lill-
al examinations. Tlle_ necessity of uniformity ill registration for the llo-
minion examinations was urged by the Dominlon Council. .
Dr. Ross referred to the case of op-
ticinns who advertised themselves ns doctors and issued prescriptions.
The election of ofiicersresuited as
follows:
President,-Dr. G. F. Dewar.
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'rml WEATHER V . A fnnmrnnarolus,
TIDE, MOON, ETD.
-nx-
ronorrro. July 11.-neatly lair
and a little warmer.
The tide will be high this afternoon
at l.20`|,|ld tomorrow at 2.07; it will he high tomorrow morning at 2.30 and
satin-amy'-:at a.oo. ,
The .`|\i_n sets this evening and to- mon°ow;'at 8.59; it rtlee tomorrow
mornirlijnd Baturdey at 5.48.
Tllefinoon eetlitolligilt at 11.00.
Ther! .was e new moon on Monday.
July ii 'l‘h
llollre and twelve minutes. A
,, .. .. wi
.dinlior, etc.. for the Society. _ :I
Vice-presldent.~Dr. Mchuuciliin
( ..
f
Prince.) ' if Sec.-Dr. Yeo (re-elected.) R Trees.-Dr. McMillan, (re-elected. H Ex-com. Dr. McGulgan (Queen‘si- r. A. McDonald (King's); Dr. Docll- 0 rty (Prince)
Tile following were elected nlcnl-
bers ofthe Medical Council: Drs. Wur 0 bilrtoil, Jenkins. Tanton, Yeo, McMll 0 lan. Aicx. McNeill, A. McDonald. h
llrs. Yco, Mcliiilllin und Blilliilli wr"- 0
appointed ii committee to nrrangc for )
Drs. Dewar and Yeo were appoint-
ed ii coinmittoo to draw iip_ii rcsolu tion of condolence to the funlily <1 H the late Dr. Conroy, und also to Son I f utor Mclicnn. . I
it wllil lnovoil that lilo l‘rovillri.i ~‘
U
ation act in the Province. The President in his annual nl t dress referred at length to the delt'l m
inellce in the profession and his con I
as il good attendance. including eve. ll. A. Goodwin, Dr. Siieai-cr.
nd Dr. Grant.
At thc afternoon session wliicll
polled nt Il o'clock. Dr. Siicarc-l~
ado a stntcinellt oil the ilillis limi ctilolls of tho Social Service Uoiillcil Canada. llc stated thai., tiiroiuzllf
nt the Dominion. cilurcli and otllol' rganiziitions were orgnllizt-tl t`or lilo citcrinont ot` (lilnnlizl. i’roviiu-i;ii l‘gzilliziltIons also existed ill nil tho rovillccs for dealing with such ,qllc.-l- ons :is orc willlill the scope of tho provincial leglslntlii'o" thi' followinl.: among otlit-rs, (lhilii \\”1clt`iil'c. Public
calth, Political Purity :lull llitw cil- rcillcnt. Tllc following lvero then ciecteli
. __ pmvisioiiziliy lil-i the oiiicelui :intl ex-
Gowmment bo requested to mke nu scntivc of lllc Cllal'loiii~to\vli Hocizil
essary steps to enforce the vaccin qm_vh_" (.0um,H, Huw Dr_ I,.“H(,,.mn_
resident; Rev. 0. ll. l'i“,rl‘s, Score- ary; Executive. ltevs. Fulton, i"ree-
an, Murphy and Messrs. 'i`. ('.
of Dr. Conroy, spcakingof his proiu James _,_ T_ McKenzie J_ H_ WW
lams. Col. Moore.
`.`-`¢l'i"`i.tlii'1liil , will isa.
on Tseiidaidimwflntii at 23%nli.m.-
The ienrth of today will be fifteen
nection with the Charlottetown Elos pital. His address further dealt will venereal diseases. A discussion follow ed. participated in by Drs._ Warburton Ross, A. McMillan and McDonald. 1' hearty vote of thanks was tenderel Dr. Tanton for his excellent paper.
A paper was ilext read by Dr. Alex
McNoiil on cerebral spinal liicliinlzilki A discussion followed. taken pilrt ii by Drs. Jollil McNeill and Yeo.
A case report wus given by Dr. Joi'l
McNeill oil meningitis. A short. df:- cussioil. '
llr. Ross subllliticd-un interesting'
paper on hone-plating. it was ili.~, cussed by Dr. Carruthers and oihc" A vote of thanks wus accorded til( doctor at the close of the dinclisslou
A paper by Dr. McEwan, of Sumlncr
side, on Iligntion of the Folnoriii Ve.ll wus followed by zl spirited discussion
Further case reports were submitted
by Drs. McMiililli. Mciluigan and Bai iulli.
At the close of tho proceedings ti-
delegatos liiljourned to nlect at Silaw`s Hotel, Brilckley Beach, where thc; had supper and a very enjoyable oir
ing was indulged in.
INTERVENTION IN RUSSIA
ALLIED WAR COUNCIL FAVCHI
The iliisiiicss of the provisional coin- mittec is to secure live delegates from cncii church within the city and froill such other organizations as the Rotary Club, the Board ot’ Trade. the Laborers' Protective Union, the tempcrzlnce socities, the Y. M. C. A., the Y. W. (7. A., Rell (irons societies. etc., etc.
A isllililar coilncil wus ostalllislioil
for Qiiiion's (foiillty with thc foliowilic oiliccrs: itov. J.(!. Miirtiil, l'l'csi<lcli|. Mr. T. (I. Jziincs, Secretary, ldxecu- tive, Mrs. Ji-rclniiill Siinpsoii, hlosiws, Artcilnls Moffatt, Jlilucs Moori-. niill the clcl‘g_'rnii.~ll of ztll thc ,ciiiirclii\s, cx ofilccrsl.
The reilluiluicr of the ui'tcl'llooll wus
taken up with a lucid cxpositloll of the Temperance law by llcv. it. fi. Fulton, wh o cllai'ilcterizeli it :iii tho most drastic tcmperlince law in :ill Canada.
a popular pllhlic int-,cling wus opt-.nfnl
at 8 o'ciock and was well il'ttcilllc<l.' i-:iiciy t`i'oslil~.lloil. Apply to i". lluok-
Vlr. 'l‘. ('. Jiiinos in the ciiliir. Alter
tho singing ot' il liyinll t.lli»».ro was il' ___-_._-____~~___-~_____...~ -leiection from scripture and a priiycr *WANTED. - BRIGHT BOY FOR by Messrs -McKenzie and Froomiilli Drug Store. Apply at Johnson & respectively. The cilnirnllln ill iii Johnson's. 163-7-3Mtl few words stntcli thc subject of tho l_____~--__~____.___Q 'neotlng and introduced tho vliriousl'T0 LET-CENTRALLY LOCATED lponlteril. Rcv. llr. Slicarcr spoke' ri bright. front bedroom ln private eloquently on social riiziltooiisness. family. Apply at Guardian Oillce
NOW
Report Forwerdlld to Washington arid' tit le New up to President Wlleon to Take Action-Allied Mer- lnee Landed at Viadiveetok
WASHINGTON. July 9.-immediate
intervention in Russia, both military and economic, has been urgently re
commended by the glter-Allied war council and General och. The coun- cil report is :in the hands of President
alone." Upon the recommendations
Rev. Dr. Grant gave il forcible lui- 6084-5-27Mt.f.
'ircse on the rollltion of the church
to social work. The Rev. Mr. Good-i*WANTED - T0 FIENT OR PUR- wln donlt in a most planning wily with , cha-so, a small housu nnd barn. C-ln- somo of tho urgent social and morill| trally located preferred. Apply M. problems of thc filly. Envelopes wcro' c. o. (’\ir‘diiln Odlce. 8046-6-12ll'iti 'listriblltcd for the purpose of scour-I - ~-~-
ing pledges to the proposed nlaguzino which will represent and report on this work throughout Cnnnilil. It is anticipated that nt least 250 copies of this magazine will be taken in Prince Edward island.
I
Wilson and it ill believed he will coil A vote of thanks was tendered thc WANTED, A TEACHER FOR MILL- cur in it. Should he refuse. the pos members and trustccs of Zion Churi-.ll view School. No. 30. Miilslinlmer
sibiiity is held that Great Britain. for their kindness in placing their holidays. G. li. .lenkins;‘Sccrcter_v. France. italy and Japan may ‘go li hail at the disposal of the Sociai| ~37°7°Ml‘-3|-
Service Council .
.of the get council. already British; .‘ This movement is launched for ihc,Ti-IERE I8 A STJIAY c0L‘|' ON ‘ri-iE4 'li‘rencii. apiiriese and American mar betterment of Canada and should re- premises oi' waiter P. Byrne. (nl- illel have landed at Vledivortoit, 11 leive the general support of all well dislm Bfidse. P. E-.l- ‘ilevelopea today. disposed citizens. " 310'7°10MYl~
- /
J _ _
pl'oi.ty wlili udnii||»-d, but thi- liioili-_v will not be lgrulltl-ti ililtll th-e 'I‘ri~:isiii'_v iloiiril luis rilloll oil thi- point.
SIIUIH AIRICA NIIW SCENE IIE ENEINY PLIIIS
Serious Unrest Among Both Europe- ans and Natives, Botha Announces
Pi'lFl'l`0Rl/\. .lilly Si.--Pi'eliilcl' llo-
thii. ot' thc Union ot' South Al'l'Ii':l, |l.i.~' issued ii sttilcillcllt iallolvilig that swirl-| ons; ilnrost cxists in South Afrlci. Strong polli-'v :intl inilitzllyv lili-:l.aii‘l< :irc bciill.: taht-li to rope with thi- situ ation.
l’reilliifl' Botha said that had not
prolllpt :intl o|'t`ective lnllitzlry illol,-1 llres been taht-ii the situation wollitl hzivi- ciiiilliilzltcri ill zi. izrlivo ilistiirb» ance and pl‘ohz|hl_v serious loss of Iilc. The Hour lcildl-l‘ ililiicti that thi- (lov- orilliicllt hurl ilit`oi'iliiitioil poilililil: io lilo cxistclici- ol' il iiiovi-lllcllt llilvilii; for its object tho sillillit-rrlon ot' tho
volistitiltioil by vioil-ill ilu-lilotls.
t‘onlilliiilii: l’i‘<-ilii-~l' llotiizi, in his
stiitcillolll, s_'ii_\'s: _
“'l`lli~l'i\ ii: good rolisoli for slispc -
im: tllsit i-iiciiiy :igi-iicici. iiiw- lit woi'Il
trilgiling to stil' lip sti'it`i~. not only
llizlitcrs are tleciilvil loo iloilpicailii- so loin; :is tlicy cull zltiziin til'-il' ol>j»~:,"
'l‘ili\l'l~ hilvv in-on f`i‘w,.\ii-l~iolls troilhl
cs iii South .\i`i‘li'li iiiiici- thi- olltilrt-iill ot' tho war, iiltiioiigli early iii the coll- ilict zi. roiloliioli hrolie olit In wliirli this cstulliisllliiiilit of at Republic v.'.ls planned. i’l‘i‘iliier Hotilll who. :il- tiiougil llc fouizht against lilo British in the Boer lvur. has bccn one of the strongcst silpportcrs ot' the i‘lnipil'c in tlic present conflict. pcrsonllll_v took the fiold against tho rcbcls and criish- cd the rcliellioll, into in 1914.
bO'I'l"lO‘l*'lOO\l'iOOOO1~O 1
clillilsil siicilis i
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*TO DAIRVMEN-SANITARY BUT
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iiluolli.: tho lllitivcs. und no ini-:ills oi' I
oily it- cn., sl l-:nn levi-_ new-7-iimiii '
(Special to Tile Guardian)
L()NIJ()N, .li|l_v I0.--~.l. it, t‘lini-s.
l.lllloi‘ liluliillr-.l‘ of l':irli:iliii-nt irolll Malliclii-sti°l'. Iiais Iwi-ll zippollltlul to ~uil~l>l-oil till- into l.oi'il iliioildit :is ilrit- `isIi l~`ooiI t'ouli‘oIli`i'. it wail; otliitllilly liliiioiiiirl-il toiliiy. (‘liiii-is is t`ol'l_\' _\'<-airs ot' into liiltl wus i-it-civil to the lioilno ol' t'oiilnioii:l ill» lltttii
iusilil iitiusis ull ntlliillissilll
(Special to The Gu.-lrdian)
R0i\li'l. .lilly 10.---.’\il:sti'ial inte: r<»t`i:l-
cd to not-l~|l| ll tli'l'liiiili ;;l-llcr:iii~'sii.io to lliri-ci opt-l'iitioil:i oil thc itliiizill trout. all-colwliiil; to liiivir-cs i‘»_-ri-i\'.nl hcro toilaiy.
NAISER ACCEPIS
RESICNAIIIIN III A YNNWNNEHIINANN
(Special to the Guardian)
l'.\lti2*l .lilly I0.-»-'i'hl~ (li\i'llill|i l';.l-
L |u~l‘oi' li:i:< :it'i':~ptl‘i| thi- rcsii.:liiitioll ol
lr. itil-iliirtl \'oll Kilt-iiiillitliii. tho (ifr- iliiin l"oi'c|i.:ii l\`l‘ci‘i-tlii'_\'. iii'i‘oi'iIi|li: to :i l’.:isr-l ilcsplltvli to tlli‘ Iliivzis Ancil- 'y. it is vxpccicil that .\llniir.'il von l~lllliiih<=. thc flcrinliii lliiiiistcr :it (Yllristilllliil iiilii t`oriiicrl_\' Ministoi' io llll-xico, will silrwcinl iiiili.
WILSIIN SPEECH
NIIISI IIIRCEIUI
SIAIENIENI YEI
Clear Cut Enumeration of Allied War Aims, Says Diplomats
\\’.-\Sl-liNGTON. .lilly 9.-The will
to til" poopiiis ot' tho worirl to ziiioni »\lliol'lc1i'i¢ ilcclzlrntioll ol iiniicponil- clici- llliil till- rolti-rlitioll of Allie-i'il‘.'i`< pll|'poilo to pi-rniil ol “no colliproilll- ~" lil till- issiltis iioiv :il siulti' iliiido li_\' ‘roi-:itil-lit \’\"ilsoil Ili his i"oiii'til' ot' .lnlv luillrl-.»;s :lt hit. \'i>i‘non. was .ll- floi'.\li~il ll_\' ojcilili-l :iilll iiiplolilliisl iii~i'i».
'i`llo sillti-iilcllt of thc l‘l‘vsiilcllt tllilt
‘no ii:ilt`-wlty dl-cisioli is ioil»rliIli nor "is i-on<‘oivuhle." lnany oillcillis iwlicvcll. will liiivo :iii illiporillni elf -ct in i'ol'i-stalling :inoilior "police 0li`ciis- lvc" by (icl~lnnli_v, rnlnors of lviiivh liuvl- i‘o:li'llcli iillled capitals for svv- i-rlil lvl-nits. ,_ _
Althoiilzh only il slnl1i@7:’*i'ofci'cii"l~
\\'aiil lnliilc to lliissiii. thi- ct‘lulnl~rlitl in of “tho iii-oplo ol' stl'i<'Iu~ii ltiissiii will liinoilg thc rust. |holii.:ll th<-y nrt- tur tliv llionlciii liiioi‘l:liiliv.cli :intl iiclillt-'~::" wus counted upon to llc il potent. flic- toi' ill thc iiliiilciicos working for re ilaillittltioli ill lliilt coillitry.
'l'lle Mount Vi.~i'non illldri-ss. it wls
poilitcd out by i-ionic oflicilils. was not so spccliii' :ls sonic of l‘i‘csidollI \\`£l» son’s previous zlllliivssos, i-oil~ititiltt~s ill 'llliily wllys lilo liiost fol'ci~,t`lii ond clciir-clit .stutcinclit of llllicii wilr niulli limi. ho luis givl-ii,
AN N~()ll N(lI'}MEN'l`H.
(f().\l ING l°}\"I<}N'l`S,
M l‘Il‘}'l‘lN(iS, ETC.
“ilomeilihcr thc t`cl».ti\iill at A. .\.
lloiincs, liloiliiliy. .lul_v l.’».
**t‘oni»\ null iioiir <'orp. liuixhcs loc
lilro oil ills oxpcricnl-c.~l while scrvlllp ills King und t'ountr_v‘ ill Stanhope Hull. oil Thilrsiluy evcllilu: July ilth at 8 o'c!ock sharp. ice crcaili and cake will he served after lecture. Atl- inission at door. Adults 20c. (‘hlldrr~n
l0c. Proceeds in aid of Red Crosman
'l`hl- liiirsilil; sistors rziiilo fl‘oiil busc
czisliulty llospitlils. illiil tile_v wore viii-l-,i‘cil by lnoli who haul lice-ll l>roiil;iit buck to In-:iltil onli str:-ngtll by lilcir wzltt-hI`iii czirt- :iiiii licvotion. l1`roiii lilo ilritisil :iriny clinic niaiiy :ri-:it lollrii-rs to llil iloiioi' to lilo (‘:lil.lii':~n i`ori'c :intl witiit-ss thc Viiliiidizili velo- hration. The n:iv_v was l't-|ll'cseill.~l by pl'olliln~iit oilici.-r.-i who had coin- lliuiilleil t‘iinii<iiuns ill thc naval serv- lcc.
“i.iiic l>l‘l'i»_\' lilly." wlis thc colli-
nloiit ot` zi llritisli izciiciutl. l’ol't'l~<-l lvl-utlit-i' pi-riilittcil (fiilililiiillis t`rolil ull pzlrti-l ot' i<‘rzilil-o to gutiicr. lflziriy ill tho llloi'nin;,: ini-ii frolll :iii pllris lliov- oil toivlirtls tho crciit izzitiie-i'ilig plziccs. 'i`ll»~ priiiil- llliiiiistor :inil his i'ollulil.:iics zii'i'ivc<i frolll Viiily ltiillro :intl wcro given al lzrcilt iw-option. 'l`hc llllko ol' Follllzliiizlit was i‘i»t-oivi-il hy ont- ot`thi- lincst r:iizii‘lls cvvr p:li'il1lf-rl ill l"roli1-i\. The lgilllrll wus iirsiwll i`i'olil ii bl'ig;.ll" conlllianiloii by :ln otiiccr froln the first, force who llzis liliii :i great rccortl ln, the ilcld. Tho niiiiril was clit-i~l'oll hy tho wllolo :il‘iil_\', prourl of their filli- shoivilliz. li;isch:iii_ ini-l'oisso. fooihrlli. tcnnii~z_ wort- :iii r-ai4l'l'icii oil ali. the .-lalnc tllllc, \\'Iiilv the fiiilioils circiis oi tho lrcsil-l-ll lli‘il.;;iiic t'llrlli~.iit\ii ii illi- uiorous port. A liiiscllzlil gziliie tiniiily wi-.ill olvvt-li `inlliin.;s. won by tili'<-,o to two. Tho gulilo wus \vitiii~ss:-,ll by lhl-,L ihlko ot' t‘onlllill‘.lili. Sir ltobi-rl lior~ iioll aillil thu lililiistt-i's, l<`ou|kcs ol' Victoriii, ilnii l\li'.\vii_v. St. .loiin_ plliy- cd ai lirlilv ill till- tunnis singles, iviiiii-, l"oullli-s ziilli l\i:i_\'iiiiril won lilo lloillllcs Illini i'i'olll Mi-.\vtt._v iliiii lloscy.
'i`Iio liundrcil _vilrlis rzicc was run ill
ten seconds and the mile done in four minutes. forty-one seconds During the sports airplanes photographed the acelll-,_ 'file pictures were developed liiui the niriilcn returned. dropping thciu in thc grand stand. The grounds were splonriidly arraligell alld it is 1'-,iiiliicii were better tl .1 at the first: .itnnlpede in Calgary.
'File gl-:ind stan-.l was three hundred.
ynrds long with spei"al stands for distinguished visitors The Canadian Y.M.(T.A. furnished hunting and other decorations and paid- other expenses.
Sir Robert Borden says fit was the
greatest lilly nt" his life. Hon. Mr. A. J. t‘illlier rrniarked that he had seen many tiiolmviinil Canadian gentlemen gatherefi at one point in France. Hon. Arthur Moislicn' could not comlnent on thc progranl, as he said he was- ton busv meeting old friends to wit- llcl-ls t...~ sports. No unfavorable in- cilil-nt lnarred the day. Despite the ilnlncnsc crowd there was no wrong uct or sign of iii-feeling. Hon. N. W. ilo-.veil wus lnlicll impressed by the lvondcrflil order and conduct of the gl'eutlisf=f.‘nlblv_ \
The sports conlrrlittee gave an en-
tci-tain'nent. there being present over ion tiiousand. ' Sir Robert Borden re- ccivcti a wonderful reception. l-Ie ad- ilrcssed tho men. ‘
“How abou* leave, Sir Robert"
sonicono yc!lell.
"Every (‘illladi-an has long leave to
.lo his best to Treat the Hun," retort- eri the Prime -\linister, and the ten tlioui-:ind soldiels sprang to their feet. l-lic--roll und waved their hats at this .f1r.~lrfi‘ lout. Tilcrc never was seen uch ii f':l1llt~l'ing or l~roi.=;l':lm in Europe. It xl t- 1'nil.ld:i's day and Canadians are p.o:..l oi` its great success.
lloforc going to the sports Sir Roh-
ort. :ind his coilcn- ..es with corps and liivisioliui i-omniillidnrs, visited Vimy ltirigo. Thc ltidge was ablaze with bli,od-rell poppies, despite the devast- ution. 'I`iic_v visited the graves of Can- mlirill< who flied on that glorious day wil.-ll they swept thc Hun froln Vihly. With the party were men wIlo_ led (`zinaiii-,ills over he ltidge and they vxplaiueii the operation that brought: folne tr Clinada and heartened the Allies.
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FATEFUL HUUR CF
us,§ti_liiii__llw Biiiivts
if Germans Win No Strategic 0bjecl in Next Three llollths, Then Their Campaign Will Have Failed.
LONDON. .lnl_v fi.--Tlic coming Gcl-».
mail hlolv will not ho loss diiillrcroile ill-ciiilsv ot` thc tiliil- i=lllp|o_\'r.»d ill pro- plirinl: for ii. but it is colliiortilig io know iliiit thi- liivli rfnipollsillli' for thi- coiiiillziliil ot' tiii~ Ailii-il i|rlllil~s:ii'i» r-oiitirlvllt oi` tilt- l'i\;<iiit. Aiiiirl-w lion- lll' lliiw. tfluilii-l»llor of tho l~lxr:lli~l|ile\r, :ici-l:il'i-il lzi:.l night :it :i iiiilnl-i' to lilo tit-il-trlitvs ot' thi- l’ilrliilinl\nilir_\' coin
lliorcliil i'oiii'ci'clicc.
MADE MANY MISTAKES
“lt is iillpilssiiilo to foresee thc filt-
iiri‘." hi» siiiill, “lint I d0`helicve that the fateful hoilr of this wur is upon ull. :intl if in illlotllcl’ three niont,ll.- oilr cllciiiil-.~i linvi- won no slriiteizit oh- jcctlvc. tht-li their cziliililiiixll will Iluvv fllilod, :intl it will. I ilopo, bo ii do cisivo fliiiii|~i\."
'i`li|- (lt-rnlzllis possmrsed the most
pol'ft-.ct iliilitziry nlliriliul- that ovor ox- latell, hilt lilo chancellor said he bo- ilcvell tilut will-ll the history oi’ the wlir was written lt would hc sei-n that Gcriliiliiy hull iilullo grcatcr military inlstnkcs tiluli lilly other pownr. lie tiistnni-ell thc sllluimrIii'- wllrfnro which hurl brought tho l'ilitcil State.; iilto thc wur. llc doubted whether
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G*'I‘"\Hn.v would get as much out oi! ltiissiil as she expected. Wherever tho (mrluiill soldier had planted his foot thc noni: ol’ Germany will he lolltllctl for g<~licl'ationi»l.
Mr. llonsr Law said ho trembled to
think willlt would have been the posl- tion of the Allies after Russia went: out oi' tho wnr, hilt i`or the help of thc llnitod States. lie had not des- puircll of ltussiu. wilo was like a pa.- tieni lil il delirium. it was impossible from hour to hour to tell what the future might bring there.
Tho population of the enemy pow-
isrs was 154,000,000. t.hat of the lm~ tcnte Ailinnco 1,200,000,000. That lil ltsl-if was a league of nations with ii military force tilat was terrihle.but. tho i-cononlic force also was strong. tif out- tiling. he said, there was no dollht. just as the A' ‘er were stand- ing togotilcr now ,io would they stuntl when the war was over. to re- ;»:lir thc riivflges of thi war.
Tho Chancellor col.-luded: "l see
no illimellilite hope of peace, There is no road through victory. It will he Fetal to the world .ind fatal to the Uorlilans themselves if they are not taught the lesson that wer does not pay.
IC SIRENCIHEN
I I_NI]_IAN ARMY
Europeans Wanted to Qualify :ll
Oflicelo ‘
LONDON. .lilly 9.-A despatch from
Simin to liouter’a Limited. says that indian government hlis_calied it to be known throughout the province! that it is the inientionnie indicated in the
government also is sllggeetirig urgent coiisiilciatioll of the problem of ob- ialninil nn additional number of Brit- ish oillcers and subordinates. propor- tionate to the contemplated increase' in ih~ size of the indian army, from Europeans of a military age now em- ployed in commercial business and occupations in india that are not el- sentiai to the war.
Viceroy Baron Chelmsford hae ein-
phasieod that at the present time the development of man power is the per- amoliilt. consideration and that com- mercial interests not directly essen- tial to the prosecution of the war
Delhi conference. greatly to increase
the strength of the indian army. The i>0l't¢l1i=9- -
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