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uonoiali-ailir‘iiselii ravilur iii Illini; int-nowii_

by Gernlilli Soldiers-who were' Called in

to Quell _the lliol. e

Vlllllly Killed.

v (Canadian Press _ Despatch.) ` V

LONDON, Aug. 29.-(New York_§ Another despatch to the Times Times.)-A despatch-.to the London from the Roumanian capital, bearing

Times fromluchsrest, dated Sun- day, says! ' '

“According to trustworthy news received by the Journal Epocha, the situation in Bulgaria ls verycritlcal. D\lrinZ the last few days, = pro-Rus- sian demonstrations have taken place

at PhiiloDD0D0ll!. Yelsholl-_and-_ Stars Zagora. and ~the go ernment was compelled to call upon the German division to crusli them. The popula- tion attacked the-soldiers, who iirad killing and injuring a great number or rioters. . "it seems that the situation of

_date of Saturday, says: i “Bulgarian deserters, who have ar- rived in Roumanla; declare thet‘the *spirit ofthe Bulgarian troops is lvery low, In account of their not re- ceiving (pay for six monthii and in- sufficient food. All their movements .hve been made on foot. whereas the 'Austro-Germans are well fed,"regu- ‘larly paid, and all their movements are made by train. -“Accordi'ng» to trustworthy inform- ation, Bulgarian troops __ are' quickly being moved toward the south, in .order_to meet Ganeri!! 5a|.‘rai_l's of-

the Radoslavoff cabinet is'very critl-_ c.]_" .

fenaive.” ,

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UNE SUN KILEEB' illlil _ ;_

THEUTHER WUU-NDE-D

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Private “ James 'Robinson' 'ni Charlottetown,

Wounded. Certification' oi his Brothers lleaih in Action also Received Yesterday.

Q ' .

Wordreceived in Charlottetown yesterday stated that Private James' Robinson of, this- City. son of- Mrs. Ellen McDonald, Grafton Street, had- been wounded in action. The telegram was as folflowsz-

Mrlii Ellen' McDonald.

1%-Grafton Street. '

_ Charlottetown, _ P.‘ E. Island. Sincerely regret to inform you 477789 Private James Robinson. ln- fantry, previously reported wounded August 17th, gunshot wound in foot. Letter follows: '

Oiilcer in Charge Record Oillce Private, Robinson Inst after the outbreak of the war he joined 'the corps of Guides and went' :from -here tollampton, N. B., thence to Vel- cprtier. Thinking that he would get to the front all this more quickily he transferred' to 'the Royal Canadian Regiment at Halifax, but instead of being sent to the front the Regiment was' sent to Bermuda on garrison duty, and remained there a year -un- til last August when .they sailed' for Europe. No previous word of Pte. Rob- inson having been wounded had been rsceived as might be inferred .from the foregoing telegram. - ‘it will be remembered that his brother, Supper :Stephen F. Robinson. who enlisted in Western Canada at

the outbreak of the war wsu. report- ed missing, and is' believe to’ be dssd. The following communication from the Record Oillce- in regard to the fats .of Supper eiiso came -yee~ terday for Mrs. ~McDonald:--

5189 Supper Stephen Frederick

Roblndon, » i '

Canadian Expeditionary Force.

Madam,- i

With refqrdnce to previous cor- respondence' regarding the soldier

informdou that.the _only official re- _port w ch has been received at Ml- litia' Headquarters concerning Sap-

lper Robinson, lethat he-has been mis-

sing since June 21, 1915. (2,) Ow- ing. however, to the len`_gt_h_ of time 'that has. elapsed since he was ,report- ed' missing and to the fact that'-hier name has not appeared on any of 'prisoners of wer, nor that, after full inquiry" made; has any' information been received which would indicate that he is stlld alive, it is regretted that- the "only conclusion which can be arrived at.is that he Vis‘._de_ad`._ For otilclal purposes, therefore, his' gtlfeath has been presumed to have oc- icurred nn'-_or since the-»15th day of

.-June. 1915, as stated in t-he _accom-

panying certificate.

I have the honor to be,

Madam‘,

Your obedient servant,

‘ FRANK BEARD-

\lln‘ charge' of Record- Oiilce, For Acting-Ad_gt. General.

Sapper Stephen.Roblnson. familar-

ly known among his' youthful compan- ions ln Charlottetown as "Bud" Roh- lnson, enlisted in Vancouver_at the start of the war, in the Canadian En- gineers. He was engaged, in survey work in the west before enlisting and was a. particularly bright and line young man. He was only sixteen years. of age when he decided to go ,west and twenty-seven yearsrld Bt the time of his death about which

lge wrote home regularly all the time he was on activeservice, the -last let- ter received from him~ being dated June 10th, which is. but five days ‘lpri r to the`timne that his' death in `su|l)posed to have occurred. '

Much sympathy is felt for Mrs.

McDonald in the loss of her brave

marginally noted, I have the honor to

lion and the wounding of the other.

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iiiniiiiii P..-El. itilliitli

V A KILLED

‘~Another brave P. lll..lslel1_d boy has Yielded up his life ini the great strus- siefor the ‘freedom of tlie"E_mplre. -

A telegram' received by M1,_‘a.._Annla Kelly. Mill Vale;-yesterday announced; the sad new`s thath _ on .Prlv in I '

EAT THE FRONT

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saph' Connolly of Hope River. He _was -'about eighteen years of age _and left ;tlle"Island with the llrst contingent for overseas service and has DertlCii'lHi»Gd

which the Canadians have taken Difl-

awfconnolly, -had _.l2llie<l'Ein 7sE:_"l‘he sympathy of WHY ff|°“‘|° Wm 5° to . ~ ` - r t -

.:.-;.e,zz cameo toilet:

_o`u`t to his mother in_her ‘sore 1°!! 5'. he wha an only child.

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2 at 8.53 LJ"

on Arras was

(Special to_the Guardian.)

LONDON, Aug. 29- British forces

;oa the Summa. front are forging ahead slowly in places. The weather continues still 'unfavorable andno op- erations, on a large scslle have -been attempted, 'The statement of the f War Oihce follows: 'i’he.we`ather.oon- -tinues unis_vdrable__ ahdfoperations in ,the pasttwenty-fdnr"hours` have been conhned-"to --minor entdrprises. and Vlocal bombing attacks. By_ these means we graduallry'dp.tabli’ahied a

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ilepulssd.

tions- more prisoners are-being taken but the number we _took has not yet been ascertained. An attempted raid by the. enemy south of Arras failed. Our artillery carried out bombard- ments on _selected parts of the enemy

“lines between Nellvd' Cha elle and

_ D

Boise Gringer, iagltb of Armentleres. On th6`1l’e!0`0l"t Mbit, there ls the

Al.l.|Es ounsofonluaos

_ WH _ R TEUTON LINE. which the German guns aredlrecting hold on the ground between the west- ` at the Alli`ed positions between Thie- ern outposts' of Gulllemont and Ginc- (Canadian Pr-sta' Despatch.) pval' and Guilemont, and the power-

'the Frefpch advanced between Clery

_ with losses. ` ordinary trench war hglit.` ' '-Alo‘ng"tha whole front the artillery

hy. Further north, between' Delville LONDON, August 29’--Cloudy and Wood and High Wood our' troops rainy weather on- the West front con- captured a bostlile barricade. South- tinues to make impossible operations east! roi* Thiepval. further progress, on s large scale by either side. ln was made, a hostile machine being minor en't_erpris.es last night and to- captured. During these minor opera- 2 day, however, the- British und French

-t ‘sro now seems to belurtaev doubt- be ewomvanied by' Lord nun-

‘nvoi-sctioaiiy an the hes.-y seating lm __

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were successful. General Halg’s troops extended their positions east of Delvllle Wood and southwest of Mouquet Farm, near Thiepval, while

an'd`_Matirepas. Strong German at- teclls against General Petsnrs posi- tions east of Fleury were rolled back

of bothsiiies hai been extremely ac-` tlve. The incessant bombardment

ful 'cqaidter-attacks‘ with which all attempts of the British and French to advance in this sector are met, in- dicate that the Teutous are prepared to make a last determined stand to hold these important points,

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RU55|i\N5..l~i-EPEL FIERCE ATTACK V

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AND CAPTURE 285 PRISONERS

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qi ,@-g, eq-< ,

,Tignish on Sunday last. when a com- mittee of the second largest Roman Catholic congregation in the Province .presented Hon. Sir Charles Dalton with an address of fellcltation on tile' high honor conferred upon him by His l-Idliness Pope Benedict XV. The pre- sentatlon took place at the end of High Mass, and the whole congrega- uion stood as a token of their appreciation. The reci-

aide the chance] rail in his robes of omce; on his right stood the Rt, Rev. Monsgr McDonald. his paste! for up- ward of half a century, and on his left

his well beloved Vicar Rev. A. J; Mc- Dougall. The address was r d by Hon. Senator Murphy, M. D., who stood on the Chancel steps. `

Sir Charletrunade a very feeling ac-

knowledgement to the address, his re- ference of his worthiness of the high honor conferred upon mm was modest in the extreme. In recounting the reasons wh the Po e had seen ilt to

_ funn.

some "Ulm"-tl Till'-li

lu spite-oi nntavourahl¢.wealher conditions me nrnshl'"'”"l'l'¢'§.'I.’i E§ll'§i‘l.»'f$.T'f.'$"lli§'l¢§'§ll “`

A are? Being A‘dvancefd=- ivy Behind ll°\\°\1rS- s

Mllrlw- ll0Slil¢ P0Sili0l\S were 0¢¢iil»l¢ll illdf ii ... ...

Number oi Prisoners i'l‘aken. - An Enemy Attack

his right hand. for the inspiration which had made» him foal that if wealth had been conferred upon biin that in a measure he was only the trustee and part of it should go to the uplifting of future generations inthe

way of eduq_1t_lon. ,Referring to -his contribution awards' the tuberculosis sauatorium which is today the pride of the Province, he wished. to divest himself _of ell vain glory lu the mai.- vter, and to sa that there was one

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pient of the address stood in- md; who probably in his own way

had dana sa much. u_.ho had snd.tVb_st gentlamarvwas Mr.~ W. F. Tidmarsh,

who happily was in the congregagin on the °°¢'-Miillh A dnmill1v'dt». e

kind beta probably never .taken place on the he,n;astV ot A 18°\_l»l°_ _re. and ;oi»lely.a¢;v¢_r !f.l.E°_s(¢ln.` and furthermore never will e man have the opportunity- of ' standing' _ inside Channel rail of his' native parish to receive from the friends of his youth

their appreciation of the high dignity conferred' upon higa by t o highest 'dignltary in the Roman Catholic'

' Y P honor him, he gave credit to the pre- cepts of the worthy man who stood at

Honorable Sir Charles Dalton, ~

Church. . Following is the address:

Knight Commander of the Order of St. Gregory the Great. E The parishioners of the good old parish of Tignish-irrespective

'of nationality or politics-feel justly proud_th;1t His Holiness, Pope

Benedict XV., deemed you worthy oi receiving the public recognition of the Church itself, and that His Holiness has not hesitated tq/lnanif'e"st his conviction by contcrrin upon you the cpveted honor of _Knight Commander of the (-)rder o? St- Gregory the Great. ,_

It has been the habit of Popes in the past to give expi'cssion oi

their high appreciation of good works, perfol'mcd'by layman, tot the beneiit of the Church and mankind in general-especially when these

(Special to the Guardian.) communiques record attacks by the-the Roumauian border preparatory'

PETROGRAD. Augi. 29- An oiil--`.Russians in many sectors on the to an dn»vas'lon of Bulgaria as noon,

ciiel' statement by thB_Russian' War,E_ast front. The only successful op- as Bucharest- should declare"her's'elf.| Ofllce says: ln the region of Tobly eration was conducted _north of the The Galician and Vdlyhyianllnes

<H emmfy lii‘i”ched` an attack Dnieater, ' General.»_'Letclait'- ,have not been seriously weakened "ll '_ l* pos! on""_on "the western s'ky’s' captured the` wood east of by this transfer ef troops, for Rus- bank of‘Stokl_1od River. ‘ ' pelviuv. Russian assaults near Len- ala 'sfill has quanties of men in re- , _The attack was repelled; During tb.e,newaden, on the Dvina front, near serve. Obaarvers here expect _that dly the enemy tired two thousand isviniusky and Tustob`aby,_ in Volhy- Russia will strike again in' Galicia

»aall|PtX.iB.i-'1l_1K_.il»\1e'lisV in this direction. nla, and in the Carpathian region' as soon as' it becomes apparent that Sou ltof Smolary the enemy attacked were repulsed. The Germans attack- :the Austrian and German lines have our lines which ,were occupying' is- _ed in force along the River Shame, been' weakened to imeet the new lands' butwithout success. On -the near Baranovichi, but were thrown threat from ‘Roumanlan arms. i Caucasian' front we made advances back with heavy lcs'ses._ -' 5 in the same way the Russians have _near Ognott and took two hundred With the entrance of ‘ Roumanis. been conserving their ammunitionon -and eighty-three, prisoners. Attacks. into the war the reason for the sud- ‘the east front-storing it .up against by the Turks were repelled with den halt in the Russidn offensive on the time when a joint blow will hit. -much slaughter. - the east front becomes apparent. the Teutons weake ed forces and

For two week s-ever since it became accomplish what Resslen arms alone

RUSSIA I8 READY certain that intervention by Bucher- have been able to do. The threat to

T0 INVADE BULGARIA. est was only a matter 'of time-the take Transylvania, by Roumania is

|Rus‘siana have been stripping their fexpected to draw much of Austrla‘s

LONDON, August 29- To-day’a_ East front lines of troops to mass on strength to that frontier.

LONDON. August 27- Conse-

quernt upon his' recent visit to head- quarters in France, the Canadian Minister of Miilit/la will spend this '_weVek at__t-he Canadian camps at Brahishott and Sthorncliffe; He

do aid, formerly G. 0. C., Canadian militia. Several new appointments

-will be. made 'ft the In tscti s tborvggh reorasni ation will be the _result the Ministers visit.

The Duke of Devonshire and Sir

Sam Hughes will be guests' at a din- ner to be given on Wednesday by members of the Anglo-Canadian col- ony in London.

`MInard's Llnlment Cures Dlphtharig,

C0lill0 EYEIITS

- IRIUUHCEIEITS,

IEETIIIU ETC

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Call y¢;}_plck;a winner in the 2 ig

wwf 'Poem'-sister rat li. om ‘ H-' '~Pfll1'_°s» arte. otwaii scene. W "

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National Event

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(Canadian Press Despatch.)

the corner stone of the new Parlia- ment buildlngs by his Royal Highness the Duke of Connaught on Friday September lst at noon, will be a na tional event. Invitations have been

right to be present at the opening ol Parliament. This includes- all. mom* bers o'f Parliament. senators, and their wives and dmghters. all lieutenant go

OTTAWA, Aug. Z9.-The laying ofJ

lsaued`t'o` all dignitaries who have the*

-v

veruors,§ali privy councillors, deputy

dlen dhurcTt6e, etc. ln addition all provincial premiere and cabinet ml- n ters have been invited. lt is not

mi-nidters. heads of the various. Cana-*

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sir sam'-~'nuones; is - m nyiiio corner _ 'ermwf we _ ca_n_aa_i_an camps some will in A ‘°°..¥.i__’§_`_.§..‘i'.‘-Z£......_

ONE CENT per word each insertion

for advertising ln this column., Cash 'must accompany orders. Mlnlnlum charges 25 cents. _ __ WANTED.-BOY FOR ERRA.NDS» - Apply at this olllce. 1718-8-30Mtf. '~nm1-sn wAN'i'Eo.-steady' em' - ploymsnt. Apply at Guardian Omcs ,513-s~1'1u;s t.r. _ __ _ ro~ LErl'nooMs Funuisuao on unfurnlshed. Apply at this olilce.

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WAnT:E5:_A VOUNE MXH i5*

Livery. Apply W. F. Robbins.

_ V 1120-a-inl_l;I§l. WKNTED.-A y0a|_NG MAN-_ _Apply l\lcDonald~Rmve Woodworking co.-

' ` 1716-‘l»ti0m€3i

good wohrks wcrea€o'r_ thc advancement oi 'education and-the ameliora- tlon o urban su clung. `

You, Sir, have placed yourself in a position to merit ,tllis_distinC§i0H

and His Holiness has not bem_,ei~»'.\f_ to recognize it. _ _ _ _._ _ -.-__

For this, we, as members of this flock, do express ovrl°_g_ratlttide

and hi h appreciation, inasmuch as you, a fellow é)5»fl5_hioner. hiVV_¢' deemef it fitting to donate for ilu- liiihzincerneniiof V =`ltl1bli.c` Education and the amelioration of the emi.-ilu-_f_ .1 portion of-the iinancial meant

\with which you have been blef--yi ' _ V ' ' ,_ .3

Therefore, on this your lust visit to your native parisl1--since.re-

ceiving thc Pontiiical Decoration referred to-we wish to convey, to you our congratulations, our best wishes, and, as said in ecclesiastical parlance, we may add ‘

"Ad Mi¢lIo.s"Anno.r." _ 'sf

D. M. Macdonald,

_ McDougall.

' T Murphy, Senator,

]o“hnston, M._D. P. McBride,' M. D

_lohn A. Hackett, ‘ joseph A. Berlqrd,

C. F. Morrisey,

joseph J- A1"5¢_l3I-tif.

l james M. NeTlig2n,

john _T. Gaudet, .

joseph J. Chaisson,

' John J- Christopher,

Frederick Conroy, _

' S., F; Gaucieti_ _

Peter P. Cain l,

` Joseph M. Chaisson,

` -Wardens.

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me clllelion

9111.195. folf Qillatlle 'next ` Wednesday:

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