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in nRlvEN Flrolnlsi _

I THE RUSSIANSNI _ ,I g 5 |3|;f:0|f.>E

SiUCCESSFUL»

FLOWER

A SHOW

lllI'llllill= -*__

In the Prince of Wales Cnllege H311

yesterday afternoon the second un- nual show of the Prince Edward Is. land Floral Association- was begun, I1 lllflre number of exhibitors and others interest ,being present. There was a magnificent display of flowers of all varieties, and the exquisite ,blending of colours was at once nt. tractfve and compelling. Five or six stands spanned the hall along its eu. fire length and were laden with pol.. containing some of the best exam-

the Belgians.

Tournui, and the French ilagiis now

n Lorraine the ' allies have taken

now in progress there.

ples of “oral Bk,” on the Is,_md_ A__ 0Vfll`Yone. As Governor Rogers had Daily Mail have express-

together the show reflected immense 50:,

credit on the management of the As- sociation for having secured such n’ splendid display, and not the least on the exhibitors for their skill and enthusiasm, without which the suc- ceps of the affair would unquestion-' ably have been considerably less. Bc.

Wh0 could not appreciate flowers

il. it would be n very crude per

Driving around the city at the pre; t

sent time he noticed, as he had never en _ dune in all his exDer1e,,ce_ that the made to dominate British shipping lawns and grounds were in excellent and cu.i'ry"out raids against the Bri- condition. Everybody seemed to take tish. a keen interest in their care and np. 'l‘ue-sday was n great day for the M011 and was evidentlv endeuvourin All

fore the judging wus begun ndrlrengeg appreciative of the efforts of the ex. hlbitors were delivered by some of the leading citizens of Charlottetown

to as

- ed the fear that the

Germans objective is to occupy Os-

d from which an attempt would be

nouuccd l:-.nt night that the F'rencli

Russia pursues -her victorious way

against .both Germany and Austria

who were introduced by the (‘oinmig. sinner of Agriculture, Hon. Murdoch

()

McKinnon. n

in force by thc Gorniaiis, who

line to Berlin.

(Can-1-iiiin Press.)

LONDON, Aug. 27.-Reports show

offensive and an important battle that Russia is sweeping all bemre'

her. Battles are being fought every

sinn columns further in German ter- ritory.

LONDON, August 26. --Russian

Troops in Eastern Prussia success-

tenburg, Senseburg :ind Biscliofiburg. In Eastern Galicia the Russians have

and in Western Prussia the Russians

' _ oc upled Marlcnburg.

_ . ~ s ies. they currvms practically every; THE I-lAGim. VIA LONDON, Aug-

"IME the pmt” l°°k "S &tt""~°ti"'1 thing before llicm. It was offically

possible. IIc.Iind no doubt at all

that exhibits auch as the present one an helped very consideralily to arouse on and sustain interest in horticulture. Cd

iicl;alI of l-llfl lleuplc oi Uhai-l<»ttc- were repulsed all along thc line and _ . .-. . , , ues The heroic Heumnant has _“_

ust 26.-A military correspondent dc- cliircs li", is flile to stain :tiithoritutively that il ‘~l tho Gerninn plan li».np'>r-

their southern border were attack- -m_i:__, ___ `_'_h,m_'|,m"EnSt' and “fest I,,.,,S_

isis and l'mnerz-.iiiu to Ruizsizi and wlliidi':\.w to tho Tllvoi' ():i"l' whore the

day. and every night finds the Rus-

ivelyaccupied today the towns of Nor-

driven the Austrians across the river'

suiiiiiiii'I<}r7*i»i`é‘MénlnnibnI " ` I

YESIEIIDAY§;§§€&f;°:;;“;t :;°.'::’,:.;“°.:;i‘°.ii' ll-lllllllllll Hill ll IIIMIIIIIIIMUIIII lilll

A _'_“ P"_““_I_‘:' _;m;"_ |°”:e; In um (Canadian Press.) _ ANTWERP, Aug. 25.-A _huge crowd “S runs ll 0 3 ie °__ rm* We `I¢0.\I'A. Aug. 27.-A Russian col- gathered in front of the army head- Slllll I0 have been 60.000-1-1.000 killed. limn has advanced past Tarnopol, an | quarters in Antwerp to see the arrival lik

‘ ‘ 30.000 wounded and 15,000 prisoners. important city. Three Austrian army

§__r_iw__rul_le pg uniulhtulred n. man might A

. 0 ou no epbi h- --

by __ display suchus t|__ft"§_h‘_:c;:‘3_‘§g Brussels. which _has been reoccupled

WW- flgfllll 0XPl`€HSillg his a re i - by

tion, i iovernor Rogers formiiilliy cd; The allies 'drove back the Germans

clni‘_ed the show open. at

Hill “ofshlp M8Y0_l‘ Stems Conltrat- flying at Orrocl in Eastern Flanders.

ulutell the management of the show 1` ‘ ' ‘ `

on the splendid exhibition for which th iihr_ry_ha_d beend responsible. They cer- _se

'll n .V 053'” i he Said, at d I

of credit and the ..d?n§-:felon 63; The London Times and the London

of German prisoners brought back in

I1 the Germah "oops have left cg;-ps are qpponing them, The Ru;;.`ai'mor-plated automobiles by the Bel-

sians are still pushing on. Another Russian column of 800,000 in Prus- sia reached a position on the direct

giuii hero, Lieut Henkuri. I got hold of I-lenkart this morning just as he was starting for his daily hunt, and had great difficulty in inducing him to give me a brief account of his recent achievements. A former oillcer in a regiment of the Gronadicrs, he had re- tired from the army and was living thc quiet life of a country geiitlenuiii, when. immediately on the outbreak ol' war, llc iigliiil volunteered for active service and wuz-l :lt once atinclled to the General :;.iil`.

ARMOR-PLATED MOTOR-CARS

I-Ie presented the Government with

two armor-plated motor--cars, armed with milrnllleuse. I.ieut_ Henkarl. may probably claim to his credit a larger number of thrilling adventures and hair-hreadtli escapes than any sol- dier of recent times, but his chief title to fume may prove to he that he has _practically devised u. new offensive ;woapon of marvellous ciliclcncy. and that has at once ami conclusively dcilloiisimtell its enormous possibili-

Mr. McKinnon stated that the lireiiiiilivn le “Pile-*Bed llllpinciation of retired on their entroncliinenis. 1l\fli“_“"'f""‘°°5 "I B'“"`"“ ”,l'l’C‘"_ t° |’°li'eallv demonstrated that thc armor-

show -,vlnrh hc pfmcd would ut_ . . _ . _ . g uurlcitzlkcii. This will give tme to'p|m,;d motopcar is ,Wen ,_ more "Ow_

H, grenk w.,)1,m,tiUnH in years to Tm? nrst "1lm“l‘m_¥’“ on me pmt her ainiv operai._nl¥ ncaiilst France to crm, we mn U U I D

I Y, 1 tn _ _ _ . , .

from others held in the province, cs- c0me_ of Germany is likely to lie in Togoland, Uv fo ,mul Wm, me yi,-msn ,md “I "I" ‘C Mm” *me*

Bent show differed in man res iects -

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pecially in so far as it was the only' one which received no grant. All the at work had been done hy persons in-

love uf horticulture. no

Iiis Honour Lieutenant-Governor so

Rogers was the first speaker. He

he would have liked to spend the af-

ternoon there to hear all the goodlu

' ~ - ' gan gan . The paper

. beauty of flowers und the reat render had been agreed to. new "Lung me (‘@;-man mnvomenr

things that would bc said of the' in _ _ _ Z _ _ _5‘ '_ _ _ show by the speakers \__,hD ,,.e,.,3 to ;_l_ii:!_f__;_In_e_s_s0 fs;e_i'v§;Ie_in __inspiri_i€g _ A massive ltiisslau io;-ce is march- a_l,s._i_i_;i2;_(e)_sl.eiigyis;__:>_f__?rcat _iliippvi-;_i_n§:_e follow him. About- this time last ' _ '_ " " P‘“'_Y mg upon Poseii in East Prussia, 150 _ ‘

thought, purity of life ,md n0b,1_ __ __ __ P __ __ mllit.iry considorutioii. If the Germans of nsI,irarl.m_ The pm,,,ote,-S of "1 °’3 "°“‘ BUT m- 09°" “I ‘U Cal" establish themselves there and bring

n nm-nl exhibition ye5gerqay_ he lllll 01' lll0 ill'0VlIlCG. lf* Str0lli<ly f0l‘- _up heavy artillery they may render ld, were conferringsn messing 0,5 filled, ls uie liculiqmmers of the alll linflulil-:_c\'<>1ls base ful' Operations e Island, which would show its Army Corps, and has a population of agmnst hlliil-1l\il~ ACHDS from It, they -t . _ could watch the ciiaiiiiel and Thames

_ ui fulness in the stronger purer 19 000

5°"-"““‘°“¢ ` °*"°""' that the “WW and more dren lives ei tnbse who 'fri 'ii l i. e taken D nzl in imildrcmy out mm against the Bm'

pt them. Miss Montgomery, the ‘L “SS ans av .H K Sify. I L I _ _ It ld

of ii yeer ago. They w11° We" ""“‘I”' ann r f ni I1 d - me Baltic roast ofwest Prussia, which ram e have S amvo u wou_

io css o e san , had made _ _ t ,J 1, I t ,nous the p,,“,e,.s and trees of |»_ E__ is a strongly fortified garrison city,l fveerr? Stioggfs lhggdalgn l_l_‘_’_:d°"~s__vfer_:_

and those who had not the de_- and military lieadquurtcrs forthe dis- Gurnmn WMHMDS might atfempt a

flllful privilege cf seeing tbem in lrlct. Il ls an iiiiportniil slilpbull-ding, dash mere from wiiiieimgilanen and eii- natural splendour had, never- Cent,-0_ ,l~Icligolaiid. l _ 0l0SS, tllruugli the talent of the The rush of me main army of A British flool .consisting of two

dy gaincd nn ,dequnte wnception Isubmurines and six torpedo boat de- them. I Imaam t°‘Vf"`dS P030" is rega‘"de‘I in stroycrs is reported off Ostend.

lu-gfeggor }31ai|~_ one of the jud 3 London as the sensation of the day

year, he continued, it was his plea- ary sure to open the first flower show th held in this city. It gave liilu a Bu great deal of pleasure to be present th there again yesterday, for thc rea- ___

was n rrinrkcld improvement ou that ke

iting would have their rerlvard not in Ia .nny money but in satisfaction of I seeing on the stands those splendid li'_' flowers and having them admired by U; people who had come to see them. th To those who had lived 1, long while ,a in the Island the show was a revel- Af ation. I-Ie could remember some six~

ty years ago the children were de- lighted with the sight of flowers. “"6 nt that time the cultivation nl them was on a very small scale. Today hundreds of varieties were cultivated and, as beautiful ns they werc, they wc;-n ,\ joy to the hearts of all who looked at them. It did not iunttcr

colliilli Eveins.

illllouilcellsins.

llssnilcs, inc

. ONE CENT per word each inscr- tlon mi' advertising in this column. (lash must acconillillli’ 0l`il0l`S- Mill* mum charge twciiti’-ll_V0 Wills-

aspure Gold Quick l’udd_iiigs make

wholesome dcscrts for cliildre_i_i_._____

) .

“HAMPSHIRE SUNDAY SCHOOL'

will hold their anual picnic oi_i_ Wcrl- nesday afterhoon, Seillllillllcl' “ml °__‘\‘ the grounds of Itoberl ledwurds. _ __ mont enjoyable time is antlcipiitcl ._l weather proves uiiflivorablu plcilc will take place *first line day foll0W~

rc in _

‘"5 By °id°r 0 omililiase-iz?-26M2in1l_

"gn to York Point Iiotsl for a day. 9|- wggkg outing. G00d blltlllllk l gud- boating. A Ferry boatpmaléeli four trips dolly l’°¢“’°°" ow “ wharf- Charlottetown und Y°"l‘ Pblm Round trip ten cents. Bee tire alig- Telephona connections with t e -

- i t _

n. .w. unite, Prom ° ;>{_8_7_2_M6wk_

FORT AUGUSTU8.-

'1~|:¢:P;il?;:|l<:coE1ihe East River Drlvius oo., will be held on Moadlm A“¢;'_Sl :mtl llnslesd-or zlmi.. as was M1110” “_ .sl pi-evleusly. Ample M1"°°'“°“”’ will be provided. Refreshments wil_lJ __ pmvld ,.,..uefres|iment-saloon. A 9 ms sl»‘§ill.»§-swmss. and H K°°dlY TW' |,ly__ng mmporgz.; drinks. A 800lé_1t1_i_i1s ~ a\pur_qu.,to‘0v, -body. _

5_1 " "`§.” ~ ckhiim delish¢~ I '.’".l'f'l.’2"i'$§I.°'?.'¢y"c'3»-rf-r-~f°“ °"

Nlmsn sunday with her resdinfr DI

tm" ,tory .“Tlie other wise ` "")el:“ Di' Henry Von DYKG"-W""' *°°“ ly 'nor rim <‘,ongrosl\ii°e°l Ji. Zlez eéfltll mdso _"__ Mm, Rack, Church." _:als B nmllnr entertainment mm wlmwiiamorlnl mil. Fflllev °"' I" H” 5 5147.

suing. Aulult 2 - »

_ _,___

_ _ is to be

inrro haai lgxd lliiiigkilixilruoted. all

pleased. s ig" ___ _he mam mcenme In one. Since ui and _B therefore re. ill 1\°"'°h_“°°hm. compelling success `§I'I~'i'iiP£:-gi emi lnw"vf°i°" °’ ‘°°" 'E ' .. n. Plelnmm. 'litrestursq -1___,eH;l;:§;'_*__m scum, of _-Prslfdont. mlm uns. Hes.l-'Min °i.mIiIl:i.'ia°“t'l Hurtil Memorial Hall, ‘ ‘ ` " » stir. "l‘i<=l¢‘ .‘_fll?i-ldny evlllhllk A_ii€__\:_i:__2T__e _ Two T:"'°¢|’»°“ '*'¢"*‘ °° ~ sua. fallen: D& lltore- . _

Ill

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that the lawn owned by Mrs. (‘. R. Smullwnod was thc one which should be placed first this year. _

ticulturist, expressed his griitiiicai tion nt being present. He remarked

land in relation to horticulture, and inndc the statement that in no part nf Canada were ilol-_-:rs as beauti- l'u1 as in "th-e ‘Garden of the Gulf," whore they lasted Ionizer than any elsewhere. 'l`he coolness of the at_- mospherc here at nights gave the flowers an opliortllnity to recover from the killing summer heat of the any. In conclusion he encouraged those who were exhibiting at present \\.ilh not altogether gratifying re- sults to “keep on"‘; they would bene- lit without knowing it and their ef_- forts would not he uhfruitfnl. _ The Rev. Mr. Trivett corlgratulatr

e\liibition and shouered encomiums on the exhibitors lie stated thrill thli flowers of P E Island had seen d

clnred, by n Nova Scotia lwrticul-

turist, to be far nicer than those of

('f`¢Tntinued_o'iiV 531;; _t_l1l`;)_

E IEITIIEII I _

"I THE TEIIPEIIITUIIE ~.v TIDE, IOOII. ETC.

(Special in The Guardian) _

TORONTO, August 28.-Maritime. Light to moderate Wlllflsl l"l° *md cool. ` _

'NIE WEATHER-Yesterday wal fair and cool. ' _ ‘ ‘ The highest temperature recorded yastemay was G5 deg. above aero, the lowest the previous nicht bein! 49 dag.. above. At 9 a, m. yesterdlii it was 57 deg. and at 9 l>~ m- __5$ d°li‘nIi'b¢‘Iii;`wlll be iugli this .memos at 3.19 and tomorrow at 4.24; it Wll be high tomorrow morning at 2. _ and Saturday at 3.38. ‘__ The sun sets this evenin8 Bl- 9- -

and tomorrow st 0.45; it rises toning; row morning at 5.14 and Saturday 5'1'i‘ihe moon mls tonilhl Bl 9-04- I

There was n new moon on Friday,

n ¢ ‘quarter of , 9 1190011- -M _

rrilday. .Ausu_li.Lg8th. at-.123

'laura and ililm-four mivulsl-

. V __ _

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yamifs luilmait _'ll eg"

Professor Macoun, Dominion llori-

" iengui of today' will _lie nilrzeeil

lawns, made n brief addressgfn and is coiisidcred to account for the

which he made reference to the ilue"Gorninns fnllingbacl: in Eastern Prlls coildiiion of the lawns in Churlottcl- town. l-Ie snhl that money expended

sill. I

LONDON, August 26.-Gei‘man foi‘- ces were lcd in attack on thc soutlicrii frontier Tuesday but were rlpulscd all along the lliie. This inforuiatiou was given out by the official bureau this ufteriiooii. The text of announce-

ou the cliiiuitic conditions in the Is- mem “ms as mnows'

“lt is officially announced that

on August 25, French on their sou- thern frontier were attacked In force by the Germans. The attack was repulsed and the enemy re- ‘ tried all along the line."

The rush :-1 the main army of

Russia towards thc German fort- real of Posen, if true, lc regarded here as the sensational news of the day. It might account for the Germans falling l.»:iek ln eastern

Prussia.

(Canadian Press.) l LONDON, Aug. 27.-The following

official auiioulicoiiient has been issue ki' Antwerp: According to Iteutcr's

|lmVs siiccocdcd. no doubt with the _ object of diniinishli_i_r; the German cn- tl‘ench_ments and drawing German Itroops on the line between Malincs and Brussels, thus reducing the pres- sure on the French positions. The fourth Belgian division at Namur has

t d th G li d all

:cl I me FU 1,.. _$3 25 EI'-<2 I>

Zo ==s > coo '22 Em >:o

I s giiIi‘l;§tti)lstth(iiliih‘éi€a‘ixl<iN gli cegxntgiiiilig again caught in u tmp and had to en-

frohtler, no details of British casual- counter a shower of bullets fired from

~ l

1~_ - . Geriiirtii West Africa. The dz-.i`cii<lci‘s Freiicli arniics o. death blow and then i Muys, United States Lonsul lmlwch to I,m.iB_

Clinr1¢,tret0“-n_ "|50 addressed the ofi'ci'c<l to cnpitulatc to the British

. _ assembly. Ile said it was a. plensirn Troops on terms, but the British Cc;n-

telisted In Howe” Purdy through for him to spcal. there that after- mnnder-iii-chief replied that the sur-

On, more _especially when hefob- render must be unconditional. This

rved th B it h il ' `

1 b t E r is ag on an sides' statement was made in the House of LONDON Aug 26 -The Daily Milli

said his time was limited; th\rwise an( e ww" .two "nge the Gold?" ‘ ° . ` s ' ' ' believes ull” thi’ dermnns Wm °°'

o c R,)d_ the national nower of the 1_n_ commons by Premier A quith, it nas c_____y 0s_e___1 for use as ___ base Oro

itrd States Mr Mays I-Umar;-ed on reported later that uncoiiditioiinl sur- emtions H i St En I d D'

Eastern Prursia

GERMANY ASIIS TERMS

Togolnnd Must Surrender

rllncondilionnlly ' ‘ _

*.1

LONDON, ~Au|:. 26.- The Premier

rnml nn announcement from the Com- iimilder-lii-iiliief of forces in Urltlsh West Africa saying that the authori- ties of Togolnnd, thc German Col- oniul Possession on thc West Coast of Africa has offered to capitulatc on terms, in reply the British ofilcer

__ gum that ¢ap1t"|“U0,| must be un. is ii rlugrnilt violation of iiiieriiulionnl

conditional.

__ the Assad mm on its amend, leerrespoudeui llelsiuu operations . if me izrlglsns open fire the pesssms (‘

_ _ ' sb

cc: '"2 °°-l 1”: Ilf- gg(/J 1'-< l 0"' >*"'l

% SUALTIES

(Canadian Press.)

LONDON, August 26,-Since the

srres e e erman ne au ow- withdrawal of the Allied armies to the loyalists und cavalry and killed ed the Other B8lKinns to retire on the defence of tho French frontier, vlr- ltweivo. On the following day he rc- F'r!ll0h wlllmn- - tually no news has reached thc pub- turned to Jodoigno, aiu; here the pres-

Namur forts are _still holding out. llc of military operations in Southern ence of ilie German officers was sig-

Belgium.

ties has been received. The announ-

LONDON, Aug." 26.-A despatch from

mln Government against the. hurling

Antwerp says the American minister ,to have intensified British determin- to Belgium 'hasrprotestcd to the Ger- ation, judging from thc work being

of bombs into .Antwerp by sirshlps. l day. I

ll-I'\'l~ I 5 -r "‘ `

cement of losses, however. only seems'

performed by recruiting officers to-

sull_plNc. A FLEET oF ARMQRED

cARs _

The Belgian army is now building

i1 large number of armor-plated mo- tor-cars, of which in due time Hen- knrt will take supreme command. Hu has now been at his game of Uhlan- hunting for the last seven days. lt ought to be kept in mind that the kill- ing of Uhlaiis is a mere incident of the expedition. The main obect is to rec-onnoltre the positions of the cn- emy. The lieutenant goes out every morning with three nien,of whom one is li gendnriiie, another an engineer, and ii third a carbinicre, and cyclist.

DISCOVERED GER_MAN DEFENCES

Sometimes hc is followed by a sec-

ond car, but generally finds It safer to go out wltli a single ear. On Aug.| it l he started from the lieadnuarters I :it Louvain in the _direction of Dur- buy, Luxemburg, where he ills-I covered the defensive positions of thu` Germans on the Amblcve and Ourthc and he succeeded in rescuing two' French horsemen and killing nvo Uh-

aelen on August 1G,the scene of one

of the hotest fights of the cninpaiign, and found thc defensive positions ol' Curaiige, Kei-mpt and liolck in Vilh-

He followed up the scent. but was

Eventually lie killed seven Illilnns and reconnoilrcd the German cn- treiiclmiehts.

GERMAN olrrnacss I

For the first tinic he fnniilizirlzod

hilnsclf with the bul‘bni'ous iiiclllollu cluploycd hy the olioiny. Wllciievor the Gcriiiziiis Llikc the o|'i'clisivc they liullil clilreiiclimciilu, oi", to bu more at-l:\ii'nio. they get 0lit\'i‘llcliiiil‘lil.s liullt by the pc-iisulits llioliiselvcs. Not only do tlluy coiiimanllecr llic lnlmr of the iillialillants, ll pl‘n<~tic<\. wlilvli

aw, but they place the i\iii’oi'tliii:i.tc pellsainl in front of the troops so that

bcconic thc first of the victims.

A NARROW ESCAPE

Ileiikcrt. on August IS, reconiioltrocl

the position of Pcrwez, Iirabaiit. where he met ii party of Gei‘nilm

nailed at the post office. The lieuten- ant went in search nf them, but was

houses at Jodoignc.

A RED LETTER DAY

I-lenknrt, on August 20, went to

Wssterloo. This was the red-letter

I OF POSITION

LONDON, Aug. 26.-Lord Kitcllcner

mode his drst speech as Minister of War in the House of Lords today. He told that this war will strain the forces of the empire and entail s big sacri-

2i t, t 8.26 s. ni. -~» lies. Tilersywlll 'be level' _conflicts

A" "‘ ' ° I ,Tralee--linmapialiye :lil lIll;_».__l;.. lin.-¢ra.eu»i .ii»e.¢e.aiir¢, cancun

=o!._ 'hip r _ nd l__` an_sa.'

i¢lllees»tdJnuf"|‘laople. 'These will pi borne willingly for the liorlor and prel- lsrvption of our position in the world and be shared bynthe, uomlslons who lreundlng cont _ |_eiitg_sn _,glv_lu's an-.

.fact .with superior :forces of Geriliuly

sistancs. Our expeditiongy force has taken the field on the such North West border and advanced to ' the neighborhood of "Mons, Our troops

ybumfiliii-'tlilrsnlx lielulbln een-

lll 0

traditions oflhritisliilliiztizlrl. i~ ‘ “ V Willie other countries engaged lu the

yypr _have bevnilnder a system of com-

pulsory service and have brought fulbresourcen into the flclds -we under

compelled. therefore we still have vast reserves to draw from. The response that has been made by the Dominican proves we have not looked in vain to these sources, while Canada. lndls,~ Australia and New Zeaisnd-are sending

llllssll ls lswllilll Bllnlll llulls ulllls

MUIlIIIH.I.lI IIIIIIISIIIIIII

ol'

Canadian Expeditionary Force ii-i hut

wil ina

con , troops are ready to take their place if]

ng with the reg-ulars of the French fn ii

“nl llfltlall Hfmiesf Wllll lllwe l/06" whipped out a knlfu and stabbed tlie tri

lilo

(

Division being kept together ut the frvlll. the rel-:iments will be lirigaded with various British regiments, for the wil

reg

IXPIIIIIIUNIHI IIIHEI

OTTAWA, August 26.--The main

cly to sail until the end of Sep-

ncd for yi-are. It is probable that 3

stead of the whole (Tanadian Army

first month or se, at least. That

is particular will rest with the War ce

t ' 1 d t' ' “I

'_gt_Unr:l:t'"i.8ll;2___€fcrac l,Y;(:_;ri;1;€ hsvvdc and nn Austrian. Those two

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HESUII lil IHI WIH

(Special to The Guardian)

llltlliGE\VA’l`l'Jll. August zu-A mur-

tc,,,be,-_ as it is recognized that there der, the outcome of the European

l have to be considerable px.eum_ wur,wns committed Iiore.Amoiig the

ew of ilie schooner Melbzi were a

L into zln argument about the war. ie Swcdc struck the Austrian In tho ce, when the Austrian immediately

wcdo, killing lilni instantly. 'l‘!ii: /lustriuil wil-_l urrcstcd.

GERMAN P_IilN_CE KILLED

PARIS, Aug. 20.--lt is officially :in-

l Klliv l>@lt0l` 0f>lJi'l`tlllllfY for eacll nouncud that ii German Prince has iiiient to get liracticul experienggg lu..." ki|p.,} active service und modern military War says and it is presumed it was

tavtics than if u great body ul com- il

in linltlc. The Milliat(-,r of

ic Prince Albert of Schleeurg Hoi-

rativel_\' inexperienced men were Smili-

keit together from the first. The dis-

position of the Canadian troopsvln A

th' ` `

iii .

USIHII IIIULIIIIS

wards recruiting for a second Cm,"

Nu steps have yet been taken to- dia ' ' U '

n Expeditionary Force, but it in

_ wllul llnl

intimated that ns soon as the First

ni fa

.1_

Uontingent is mobilized and thor- oughly orfganizcd the Militia llepnrt- ment will turn its energies towards n Sc

ada.

It is expected that by tomorrow

ment would sail on Saturday. 'l`be r regiment may undergo short periods

(Caiixiillnn Press) VIENNA, August 25.--Austria to-

cnnrl ' C0n;lng¢»,,t_ It is mmgmzcd day declars-rl war against Japan. The

flint before the Wm- is Over them Enipcror has sont orders to llic A

us-

|| be need of ut least t“,i,,,._ Us _muny trian cruiser in illiinesc waters to join

minted brigade from Western i`an-

ght the Princess Patricia Light ln- ntry will he up to strength nf over _I 000 and will b rc l to ot IZ 1-

ated this afternoon that the regi- E

men from (lanudli. Part of the Sec- Gemuffl [lem “ml “ld NWI" I" ond Contingent will consist of 3, fbmhm ni-"Must the Japmlesu'

T0 CONVQLVESSELS '

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 26.- The

_ C my g 0 ____ wapanese Cruiser ldzamo is on her

land at any time. Hon. Sam Hu;-hes t

ay to Esquinialt to uct as a convoy

o vessels bound from Canada to the

list. It is believed she will continue

o use Esquiinalt as a base and to persto on the Canadian and Ameri-

of training at Aldershot and Balls- Z bury Plains before proceeding to the

Continent. S

@ ff

FDC §'£ 33 @ Z Z

WAR LOAN L- collliellslni lips.

IN BRITI

(Cannllian Press.)

LONDON, August 26.-Lloyd George,

chziiicellor of thc exchcliucr, today in- trolluced inlo tho llouizo of (lommoiis n rcsolutimi as zi basis for the forth- coming war loan bill. 'l`lic bill, Lloyd

C/J I

George said, would llil'l`ei' from pre n

an Pacific Coast for the protection

l’ British and Japanese and French hipping.

TOO LITE FOR

CLIISSIFICIITIOII

_ _-3

One cent per word each insertion

in this column. Cash miist_ accomp-

‘Y ` ~- ' -

orocr Minimum chalgo twenty

violis war loan iiicuslircs in two rc- uve cents.

elwelef MAN wAN‘rEb"lMl\7l`Eo`l`A`T"EE\Wci

l-‘li-sl, the nctlml amount of money farm wm.k_ Apply H, E,,(.,,,._¢t nov.

Que. ne visited me liaiueflel<i cf?

to lie tziki-ii has not been fixed. ’l`hc l-:uni to bo raised will in- cludc not only thc vulc ol' credit for $:'»i)ll,l)i)ll,il0l) :ili'o.'ill_v ziiilliori'/.url hut the

i f- clillc will lc

»_ __ _ _ ,__ _ _ " :iuin b_v whirl thc r' v . ` i

Shi-*WB BWI' Us the 0"” “OW in I-0l`iD0l\l. AHS. 20--Tile ,RllB-*llllll tg,i:t;\‘l,:I.i,u,§ile‘ti»;v].'R.;:F_,_§.l:I";`,§m'\‘in;idiiliihlslir-ll in r~olisvl|iicl\<'r~ of thc war.

| ogrcss was well spoilt. It had been ‘ _ Eiiibilssy luis i°cceived ielc1;i':\._ii:il.'oiii`lJuu,_he nam. Judo, ,'le` ,md h_.,,,.| SN"->llll.lll'-‘ liill Will "Ol l"‘~'lU<l° rlecided, he nrlllcd, lifter careful con- _'_ _ ,tho (iolierul stall' ut St. I>’etersliurl_:_a.li- of tile' Dmsencu of guvélve G___u`_u_`_ the |i|‘e<:i-:ll iuvliiull by wlii<'l_i thc moi_i- _ __ _ _ _ _ __ _ ____ ____ R,d_,,.,_t,0,, 0,, tm, ,mt of ti... judges, rfsnnauinn il.-ess) nmnieliig infill iiussian victories ca,,,,,,_,,,,,e,,_ ci' in iq he l~ru:=cd. limi \\'|ll_l»=‘ hut Ki'r<‘l~li<iN ovriu Fon SALE surr-

aguinst both imlinniiy and Austria. to the lliaulctloll lil' ll\0 l.F0IlS\l'i, i0 lie 'l`ll05"_ll-1\VSDilih‘l'S llto.n:'e that the _ ucciled, nunorillng :o thc 1-rirlilioiis

ltussiaii troops now occupy the \vliole KILLED SEVEN UHLANS pmvtnillng, I

cl' the Eastern and Southern half of ---~_-_---~

’ ' -- f.'l:li’.:l.;"“lr”::l.2:i.f.§"“l:lf.:;:.‘f‘A GERMAN P*l'NCE Kll'-ED

(Caiiadiaii l’rc:<s.)

IZERLIN, .-iulxust 26.-According to

an ol'l’ici:il :iiinouiic<=1iioiil,. nindc licrc today Liclil.. General Priiicc fl‘r<-ilcric of Saxc M(-iningeii wall killed by u shell before Nziniur oil Aligiisi. 21’»r.l.

No news nl' Llic sltilalion on the

oalilterh nlid western froliliui' of Ger- many has been given out today.

----.-.-~.~.....,...,...,.,.,..,.,,,

:lay of thc cxpcdltioil. ll nearly cull- od in n fzitzilliy for the rl~<:oliiioiL<\i'Iili: piirty, who foliud ilu-:iisl-l\'.rs nnililisli- cd and coi\fr<iiil`E~`il by iwu i°1..il|ilinics of cyclisls :ind our sriilailliwi ol' rnv- nlry. Tlloy liuiulicrcll nliolxollioi' uliout foul' liulidrl-ll and iil`l_v. It wus mo into to rctrcul. l<‘oriiiiiul¢~l_v lho Gcimnns did ilol r<':iliv.r\ llic posililrii. and were uunlvnrc il was uni, an lui- portaiit Ili-lglnu force. Thi- lilllr- mit- ralllciise kept up its fire for :in hour mid it half. :lull ns u result thc (inr- mnns left behind iwolily-iivo killed slid li hirgc numlicr wo\iudcd_ 'I`liis cveutlul day fully proved the onor- mous possibilities of the mitraillcuse gun iii an ariuored car,

KARL BAEDEKER KILLED

LONDON, Aug. 23.-The Times pub-

lishss li report that Karl Bacdekcn the publisher of ills llnedeker Guide books, has been killed in action.

DREYFU8' SON PROMOTED

PARIS, Aug. 23.-A dspntch from

Dreyfus, who was exonernted on a charge of treason in 1906. has been promoted to thc rank of Sergeant for horolc conduct on the field of battle

at the taking of Muelhausn.

- THE GOVERNMENT OF CANADA

WILL APPOINT COM-

MISSIONERS T0 WATCH PRICES.

OTTAWA. August 26.~Slr George

E. Foster. minister of trade and co.n- merce. stated today that ii broad, gen- eral survey of trade changes in (lan- sda will be undertaken. and where ex-

. tortlon is found action will be taken

our national system have not been so

contlngents, the ferr torials of the country are applying loyslly.

Over seventy battalions have volun-

teered for service already. The 300,-

y the government. lt is understood

b district commissioners will be appoint-

d to watch the course of prices in the

e various centres. Weekly reports on price changes are being secured by the 'labor department, instead of the usual monthly returns.

The governnieiws powers include

_‘he taking possesion of all foodstuff! and their disposal ln the interest of the people.

-_*___

000‘mcii asked for have been secured.

_ _ _ _ .

" _ _ . ~_% . '~:.<' -- 1 `~'~‘~ """"- r ~ ~~- -

_ yer, liunhury. 5127-S-26iil1lipd i.os'r, iN Tins "ifi'i‘i',` A'i~`i'.ATi~T

gold cuff link. l»`inder please re- llirll to this ofllcc. 5075-S-21Mif. wAN~rEo-oc'r. 1n.`."oNs" Lanes

or two small rooms in eastern part _city.__Apply he-rc. 5151!-R-27mIlipd

able for small house. Apply 'IL Car- ter & Co., Auctioneers. __ ___3‘i1_8_'7'22l4“‘;__ WANTED.-A girl for general house

work, good wages given. Apply to George Forbes, Vernon River Bridge

__ _ __ _ _ _ _ _5142-8-26uie3i Fon sAl.E_HonsE. HAnNEss'AN`n

double carriage. Apply to J. A. lionderson’s Llvcry Stable. Queen St. ___ _ 5139-8-2'lM3I. WANTED.-A couPl_E oF`sslGH"l",

lioncst boys to df-liver papers in morning. Apply to subscriptloii _coiiiiter at olicc. __ 5148-8-27M2i. |=ouND"l_AsT suNoAv`lN"zl'oN

Cliurch, u bunch of keys. Finder may have same by iipplyiiig :il this oII_l_ce. 5l3S~ll-27M3i. K `ni<:wAnii is oifl-‘ijillliii l-‘oli"l"ilE`

recovery of lint oval gold lllltialed pin lost at Ilnlvny orvic-inity_ Aug- Zlst. Fimler please return to this _l_iill1ic._ ` 5140-8-26M2iE1i. iron sAi.l-1.-so pairs ynu`n§` 'raiiéli bred Mink, 5 shares in 1914 divi- dend fox coinpnny. Silver black and patch foxes. T. Gordon Ives, Montague I’. E. I. 7-31MEtf.

AUTOS FOR HIRE. li1XPEliIEN(Z» ed »chauifenrs. Comfortable cars. Island Motor Supply Co., Great George St. Phone 465-L.

8616-_7,-22Mtf_.

b`E"s`|s/TsfE"_ow€LLlNG .House

for sale, No. 12 Upper Hillsborough street; lot, 50 feet by 77 fest, sew- erage, good repair. Apply to Gau- det & Haszard, Solicitors.

5136-8~27llf2wks.

roirrimrs Puoros isuiniiiomh

all sizes, Crsyne. Pastels and Oilets Convex Portraits and frames a specialty. (14x20 raised glass 50 cts.) F. Young. 72 Upper Queen Bt.. Charlottetown. 6137-8-26M1mo.

Hls"1"o'nv oF fl-is GREAT win

now on. Book of 500 pages. 100 pictures. Leave your order or send postcard at once. First in first de- livered. Price only $1.50. Il. K. Brace, 170 Queen Street.

5152-8-2Tm3lpd

AEVATTCEE `AU6T|`<Wl"`N6‘F\c`€`¢)`|?

tho new cottage and furniture for the Estate late Mrs. Catharine Mc- Millan, No. 75 l-iilsboro street, on Wednesday. Nth September, with- out reserve. Il.. Beairstc. Auction- eer. 5139-8-27M3i. Auc'r|oN slits oi 'ruz`§5`A`v.1'e`T

September at thi-oe p. _ms -»}{o\\se and large lot of land sltuato-cunir Gerald and Orlebu- nuts, Chib- loitetown. Apply to McLean I: McKinnon, Royal Bank Building or to Abraham Bonneli, Administrator

Mim~'~d'| Linlment Cures Colds etc.

,_ Eptqie Mui-gore; Vance. 5137-Sinful

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