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ons cout per word sr Inger clnh sccomplnibs lbrdor, mum chlrgo of 25 cents por Inner. tion- Count your words and ssvs rnon~ ly-by flmitilllp with order. Btamps accepted. Ads. token by phen, ,,- eent by multi will be charged at 2c. P01 word' to cover hook-keeping eh” gas ,stationery snd posing; en nn. counts. I AGENTS WANTED
AGENT8 WANTED T0
"the old reliable Fonth?l§LN-urigre ies." We teach nur men to se||_
_' Experience unnecessary, highest
commissions paid, handsome free equipment. stone st Wellington, Toronto. Ont. 248-5-lME1mo.
WANTED-REPREsENTATIvEs To
distribute Tablets which wnnn I-lothes spotlessly clean wlthenr l`\lbb|1l8. One trial makes perman- ent customers; One hundred per cent prcilt.. Make ilve riolla-rs f|n||y_ Send tel. cents for samples fm- four waishings. Bradley Company, Brantford, Ontario. 9093,420M1g|
AGENTS WANTIED.-NEW. MONEY.
making marvel. strange scientific discovery. 'KAI.oM~I‘I'E revolution.
_ izes clothes washing ideas, positi-
vely aboiishes rubbing, washboards and washing machines, $1,000 gun,-_ arentec. abcblutely harmless, wo- ln_en astonished. territory protec-
` tion. The Arma Company, 21 pm.
vlncfal Lane, Montreal.
_ 157.4,25M15l.
BOAEDERS WANTED.
ACCOMMODATIDN FOR TWO CITY
men. or two college students at, S, Upper. Hillsborough St.
234-4~30M6tpd
HELP. WANTED FE.
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FRENCH) QPEN EXPIIISIIIN RQYGERMANY CHAMPAGNE OFFENSIVE
N FARM_é__c__wim1__E Two Powder Factories Blow-Up
I--gt--tt 1...... ......_ E... iiastwarti irom Rheims French Launched an ““"“i 52' '"1" 5° "¢°v'°
$1.50 per 15. 10 tt 3 E“"°“ 3"' "'“"' - Ros ectivei
AliCil IF _“V”
_'imc _I;E._I___§u6-- 2 _ Ilflc r
loomm NoTEPAp;;M§l_:»;gA _ove nn rout o our Miles,
"mm .................._......... Capturing Several Fortified Trenches.
.Em ____ ____ 4685-3-6Ii’ll.i'. BASLE, STV-ITZERLANI)-A powder
LONDON-The expect(-Il battle III
the Champagne region of France. fol- lowing days- of elaborate 'ull prepara- tion by the l"rc_nch forces, which was answered almost shot for shot by the
cy Order. l<‘I ' 1| p . . _ _ ”“
FDR PRoMI='r"sERvIcE AND A' GOOD .Ios AT A MQDERATE PRICE. TRY THE cuARDIAN Jos PRINTING DEPARTMENT. '
HORSEMEN--VOU CAN GET QUICK
IF I1' Is .A cTRcuLAR LETER
Price list. invitation, order form or Hnytlling -irn the form or a typ;-_ written announcement you want. try our MULTIGRAPH SERVICE. Wc CB" duplicate any typewritten form in- quantities of 10 to 10,000. The Charlottetown Guardian.
notch ds, 100 l - l>lIln<-sat. an .i§II§I°"3.SII““dv1°°
[IELP \VANTEl).._MALE_
MALE. '
WANTED (POSITION) AS HOUSE-
lreeper good references. Apply 190
Gr_attou_$t. . 289-5-2M3ipd WANTED--A MAID Fon GENERAL
housework small family. Apply 75 Hillsboro St. 320-5-aM:n. wAN1'!l5"`MAID ron”cE`I\`I`ERAI.
house work. Apply to Mrs. D. Stew- art 165 Kent St 316-5-3Mtt` wAN'rEo A MAID Fon GENERAL
wlork in family of three. Apply in the evenings to Mrs. J. A. Mathiesoll, 1 Grafton St. _ 339-5-4M1f
be bright and intelligent, and not
'i18,5,3M?.i
wo on a. farm. "A I T ble
Coady. Hazel-”br0ok, R. igpy 0 V 8
. 285-5-M3|pd
MARRIED MAN vvAN'rED- 'ro
fake charge or farm. A. E. Long, Mt- Edward Road. 255.5.1IvrsIpa.
r TO LET.
T0 LET A HOUSE ON NO. 3 KING Square. Apply.174 Hillsboro St.-
337-5-4M3l
WANTED-A GIRL FOR GENERAL
housework. no washing. Apply at Guardian oflico. 180-4-26Mtf
WANTED-AT FALCONWOOD HOS-
pltal a housemaid. Liberal wages I-laid. Apply Dr. Blanchard.
301-6-2M3l.
GIRL _WANTED FOR KITCHEN
work. Apply to Mrs. li. Durant. 103 Richmond Bt. City, 134,4,24Mtf.
WANTED-A GIRIL FOR GENERAL - housework by Mrs. Edward Hazen.
Sackville, N. B. Apply to W. I.. Poole, Montague. 189,4.27Mtl
T0 LET.--FURNIISHED HOUSE
for summer months. large lawn and garden. Apply to 305, Euston St. _ 310-5-3M6ipIl. 1'ITI_E'r-suIvIMEI=r co1°'rAoE Ai'
Keppoch. For particulars write W. T. Woiluer, 118 Galley Ave. To- \`0l\t0. Ont. 237,-i.30ME3i.
T0 `L-ET-THE HANDSOME PRI'
vate residence. No. 220 Queen Et., being the southern portion of the residence of the lute Hon. Chief Justice Palmor. All modern convc~ niencos. Immediate possession. Ap ply to” No. 222 Queen Street.
294,5.2IvIrf.
WANTED, AN EXPERIENCED GEN-
eral maid. One who understands plain cooking. Wages $14.00 per month to start with. Apply evenings Mrs. A. lil. Duff. North Rdver Road. Brighton. 10028-4~2lMtf.
BECOME A NURSE. AND EARN $25
weekly. The W. W. BACKUS HOS- PITAL, of Norwich. Connecticut, U. B. A., s general hospital with all modern equipment, offers .a three years' graded course to young wo- men desiring a nurse’s profession. Compensation during traininz. Dc not ssl¢’for sppliostion blank un- less you fully intend to take up the course. KATHLEEN A. DOWD. it. N.. Superintendent of Nurses, Nor- wich, Connecticut. 80tl1,4,12M1mo
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FOR SALE.
F0_R SAi-.E.- HALF BRED JERSEY
cqw, newly freshoued. Apply to Franciaxohowen, Winsloe Station. ' - - ~ , 207,5,2M4ipd.
FOR’ --BALI.-AYRBHIRE BULL.
(pure '- bred) I from lrmported stock. 0_ne your od. Apply Geo. Dawson. Freuchfort. 280-5-2M8ipd
Poli sat.:-IIIIns1' "6LAss DEEP
sea fishing boat almost new-35 feet- over all-With or without 15 ll. P.flmperis.l Engine. Claude B. Mpnwsn. iam-ell. :soc-zuar
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"on sau. sgivlnnl. aooo suII.o
ing lots ‘in ty at rsssonsbls price and sin to uit purchaser. John O.- Hyndmsn, df Queen Street.
912.5.3M3l.
ron sAI.s. Ilulssn rmlb RUN-
about and harness both in use one summer. In good ooudition. Apply Milton Bell. 165 Great Georle St-
388-4M8iDd.
ron sau: ous 21 Icons: row-
sr lfsrine lqino, just over-hauled ina. at In psrreot runnin: °fd°f- can ge seen st The Hail lgo\I_\\!_l¢f'
; aoslmrslwrll FM-
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WANTED.
WANTED- MINK, MUBKRAT.
weasel, red and cross fox skins Highest prices paid. Bring or -ship your furs to us. Turner and Holman, Ltd. 8003-4-10Mtf.
TEUTONIC AIRPLANES RAIDED
TOWN OF VICENTIA.
. (Canadian PI-ess' Despatch.) ROME.-Via Pa.rIe»-Reciprocial au-
raids in the Northern Adriatic are rn ported in an oilicinl communication by the War Ofllce. The announcement ~says:- "Enemy airplanes last night raided Vicentia. immediately' a squad- ron of :Italian seaplanes and a sec- _tion of military airplanes bombarded with visible effect enemy sheds in the vicinity of Trieste and returned to their bases intact. An enemy airplane also raided Vallona yesterday. doing insigificant material damage. There were no victims."
'crm WEATHER.
rnurnnaruitn. - rum. u_oo_I¢. Irrc.
TORONTO. May 4.-Fresh mostly
southwest and west winds local show-
The highest temperature recorded
yesterday whs 47 degrees above. At
10 a. rm.. - ~ if was 38 above. The coldest the pra- vious night was 42 above.
The tide will be high this morning
at 8.35 and tomorrow at 9.14: it will- be high -tonight at 9.18 and to- morrow at 10.09.
The sun,sets this evening at 7.27
and tomorrow at 7.28; it rises tomor- row mornlng st 5.01 and Sunday at
5.
The moon sets tomorrow morning
at 3.4!. »
The ilrst quarter ofthe moon was
on Bundeiy, April 29th- at 12.!! s. m.
There will be s full moon on Sun-
qgy, may oth, at 0.-I8 p. m.
'rho length of today wiI_l_\s four-
iess than 14 years of age. Telephone'
it was 40 above; at 9 p m.'
_“_ 284‘5'2M5|D<i|G€r;nlans.Iat last has broken. Synch-`
SEND ' '“`**~*~-~ 1011 2118 't. apparently. with the no
A DOMINION EXPRESS MON-, tivlty on thc part of tho British ag-
ainst the Germans on the Ar‘r‘us» front, the French eastward from Rllcims. launched an attack over a front ol' aboilt four luilcs. from the south of Reine i_o the cas; of Mont Curnillet. rind captured r-:fave-ral fortified Ger- man trenches;
Delivered nr miIl~Iluy. thc offensive
`_ ;»‘/‘<;ill'k and good work ou those ca:'dn__ was swift ami sharp, and at its con-|
I’ “SFF ll0Slel'H ot your at The Char- I clusion the French line had been o eown Guard-lan. Call in nnd|driven forward into territory previ-
_siaime sample work. ously occupied by the enemy to_
depths ranging relatively from 500 to 1.000 yards. | Simultaneously to the eastward II
thrust -by the French northeast ol Mon( Haut netted them a gain of
two-tllrids oi a mile and placed them virtually astrlde the M0,-nnv||||,,,-X..
factory at i<`Iu'th. Germany. exploded
T
ddr ED _ _ _ 521 were killed and a similar explo-
sion at Trois killed thirty according to reports received here by wireless
Nauroy' roar#
That the _ gifting in this 'region has I
not yet been brought to a conclusion is indicated- by the oilicial state-ment of the_Paris War Oillce, which uu- Ilounces that artillery duels oi' viol- ence are still going on. There also has been u continuation ol' thc great ur- tlllery activity from St. Quentin to thc Oise and along the Czhrnln Iles
Dames- holtheast ol' Soissons. I Little news concerning the situa-
tion along the trout from Lens to St. Quentin, where the British for -several weeks have made notable gains, have been vouchsafed in the latest official communications, The London War Ofllce Monday night merely' mentioned the repulse of a German attack east of Arras bc- twecu Mouchy-le-Preux and the Scarpe River".
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ALL OWNERS OF SMALL STUNES
should investigate this offer, -10|)
D h _our
H0-mo. address' and business. for `
only $2.50 at The Charlottetown
Guardian. - ~
Gam-°.....§n 0.... ..,.. ,.;,"‘WorlIl.wiII be Astonishcti alMIIderation of ..°0f‘t.°.?,?..'.¥ 5§2$l.;‘.3l6i;;.;.§§f”' 0iler,” Says German Paper. liollweg. snr-...._ 0-F...-~.°v.' ' MU.. Likely to bc Astonrshcd al the Result '
Co.. of P. E. I. . _.
WAN-|»Ep_A "`“`*“*°;* ` THE IIAGUE. N€tl\el‘|ul\dS. vlavrernational qu:-Isticrls. although here-
to l.. MAN OR STRONG BOY London-~Dr. von Bethmann-l-iollwegp tofove Ilo announcement has _ come
the German imperial Chancellor, will make another peace offer in the Reichstag today. Thursday, accord- ing to an announcement by the Berli- ner Tage-blatt,
“Tile world will be astonished by
the mccleratioll of the German peace terms," said the Auzeiger. of Dusel- dorff. Germany. quoting in a recent despatch from Berlin a statement gi- ven out to foreign correspondents in Berlin. For several weeks it has been intimated that Germany Ilnlght soon make :mother peace offer, and recent infc-rmation from Berlin show- ed that Chancellor von Bethmann- llollweg was expected soon to make an Ilnllouncement in regard to the in-
from a responsible quarter that a peace offer actually would be made.
For several monthsa controversy
has been in progress in Germany as to the aims of the war. The Social-
today.
IIIIIIIBAIIINII IIII
SIIBMARINE NIENAIII
(Canadian Press Despatch.)
IIONDON-important rc-organiza-
tions of tho staff and methods of the Admiralty will shortly be put into effect lor' the purpose of meeting the submarine menace. according to The Daily Mail. The changes are being planned by Premier Lloyd-George in collaboration with Sir Edward Car- son and the war- cabinet. The Premier has 'lately been devoting much atten- tion to the problem and has directed important inquiries with a view to the introduction of new methods. An ex- amination of the administrative ma- chinery with which the Admiralty has been fighting submarines in the past is said by the Mail to have con- vinced the Premier that a reorgani- zation. is desirable. The paper speci- Ilces two directions, in which impor- tant changes are contemplated, nam- ely the Admiralty inventions board. of which Lord Fisher is chairman and the department in control oi' sen trailic. The Mail claims that the dir-
ection ol’ se? traillc has been in- efficient, ow ng to the failure to re- alize the great proporitions of thc submarine menace.
BIINIBS HIIRIEII IN
RUSSIAN SIREEIS
An Unknown Young Ma-n Killed Major-Gen’l Kashtsllnski.
PETROORAD, via London~'l`herc
were street disorders here yester-da.y.'
ists, vigorously opposed by the Pan- Gcrlnans. are urging a clear state-f ment ol’ GcrIuany’s peace terms, on the basis D1' llc anncxaticns or indem~I nities. The Chancellor was recently, reported to have decided to defer Ile- flnitc iorniulation of peace proposals.
Tile aunouucenreut of the Chancel-I
lor`s expectation to make a peace cf- fofr on Thursday is given uddcrl Wflighl- by the fact that it appears in the Tagcsblati. one of the most wide- ly circulated Gorman newspapers.
N. ,_ _._-_-,_-_-_-E _ ,, _ ,__ ._-,-_-E _».-_-,-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-f _-_-_ _-_-_-_-.-_ .
AMERICANS DESCRIBE
TURKISH SITUATION
AS 'EXTREM ELY GRAVE.'
PARIS-The American official dele-
gation, which arr-lved recently from Vienna. has been joined by Americans from Constantinople. including the crew oi’ the United States converted yacht Scorpion. They ‘left Constanti- nople II short. time before the l'UllI“|"" of relations- botwcou Turkey and the United States and describe conditions in Constantinople as being extremely grave.
Fully 35.000 poor pcrsous arc rc-
ported to be on thc verge of starva- tion. There have been' from sixty io one hundred cases of actual starvlt tion. Frequently food has reached prohibitive prices and can be bought only with gold, which is exclusively in the hands of the weallthy classes. Sugar costs $5 a pound, coffee $0 a Ipnnnd ana' tea $6 a I»0\1n'd. Whila other articles are of a corresponding- ly excessive price.
Ilt In stated that the popular Senti-
ment Is strongly in favor of breaking relations with Germany and milkillg a separate peace with the Entento Allies, but that the German officials. realizing this. have taken extreme precaution tc prevenf detection. The Goe-ben, formerly a German cruiser. ig being kept In the harbor' of Con- stantinople with the purpose of bomb- arding the city if any poplrlar mani-
tatlon occurs
the Turkish army, but its effect has been largeiy reduced owing to a con~- siderable part of the army being af- fected with typhus fever, due to un- sanitary military conditions.
A GREAT SOCIALIST ‘
I (Canadian Prsss Despatch)
was held throughout Sweden on Ma
escefui conclusion althcu h th
xiety and nervousness.
HUN PEACE SPEECH
(Canadian Proll Despatch)
mann-l»ioIl`wsg,-.tile Gerllhhcltllfpor
sl rsflst has been postponed to
teen noun had twenty-fotlrtltinutsvs.
uring tiumrnersids. ~~-
Itlwu mass me mount- MIM* "~ _
fes ‘ -
A similar feeling is said to exist in_
II nsMoNs]'nATIoN IN ew-EDEN.
LONDON-A Stockholm despatch
Isaya that the greatest Socialist dem- .IAME3 M, Mexav,
onstration ever seen in Scandinavia
Y Mr. Alexander S. McKay. Summer'-;
Dly. The demonstration was brought olde. received a telegram on Tuesday.
to a p . S B t feliilt hid been anticillli-Bd Wm! lil' Morrison Mclfsy, who was previously
HAS BEEN POBTPONED. ---
COPENHAGEN-Vis London-The Conrad, of Georgetown. has been wou-
speech. which was to have been msdo‘ nded in action.
in the Relcllstsg by Dr. Von Beth- --
is
Chancellor, on peace. and iutsrnstion
y more iittlng occasion. scoordlng tomloldsqus. hss received the- following ` Ll imsnt suns sihsinpr. word- received hors. A Itelsgrsm: "Avt8¢. Sincerely regret Mlnsrrrs Lurlmsnt euros solos. sto.
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Those who with fame eternal their own dear land endowed Took on them as a mantle the shade
of desth's dark cloud;
Vet dying thus they died not on whom
is glory shed I
By virtue which exalts them above all
other dead.
P»RlVAT,E STEPHEN CHERRY
Private Stephen (lhcrry of George-
town. son ci Mr. William Cherry of that town, is reported. Killed in Act- ion.,No particulars have been received.
PRIVATE M. DRIBCOLL
Allother island Ihoy. Private M., Dri-
scoli-of Kensin ton. has made the sup
Killed in Action.
e dnforrnln him hat his brother. James
reported missing. is now officially re-
portodvkiiled in notion on April 10th.
PRI ATI BENJAMIN CONRAD -
Private Benjamin Conrad of the
98th Siege Battery. son of Mr. Frank
I . :CAPT.*RDNALD.-H.-NODONALD.
s " r. _James E. McDonald, North
3 .
rerne sacriftilce. l-io is listed among the'
during which bombs were thrown.
Niiajor General Kushtalinski was ki‘ll- e .
The executive committee of thc
WoI'kmen's -and Soldier's Delegates placarded the city with the following proclamation:
"Yesterday many regrettable incid-
ents occurred in tho capital. notably an unknown young man killed General Kashtalinskl. Shots were fired on' .1 group of political demonstrators and bombs were thrown.
“Some individuals, posing as- mem-
bers of the executive committee, ar- rested landed proprietor Lodvieuskl. ' "Only mad men or enemies of na- tlonall liberty are culpable of Isuoh revolting acts, which might comprom- ise the Russian' revolution. The oxo- cutive committee condemns them severdly. and appeals to all citizens to prevent a repetition of such acts as would provoke anarchy and a die- organ-ization of the forces of thc revolution."
Mlnards Llnimeni cures garget in cows
BRITISH NATIONAL DEBT
ANNOUNCED BV MR. LAW.
(Canadian Press Despatch)
LONDON-Andrew Bonar Law.
Chancellor of the Exchequer. In hi:I speech introducing the Ilourth war budget in the House of Commons- said that since the beginning of-the war £822.000,000 had been advanced to Great Britain‘s allies and £142,000,- 000 to her Dominions.
Mr. Bonnr Law said he had no
new taxes to propose and additional taxes only in three cases.
The National Debt, Mr. Bonar liaw
stated, stands' at £3.854.000.000 leur; advances to the Allies and Domininnr
LARGEST BUDGET OF THE
WAR' IN BRITISH HOUSE
LONDON-'l`-he fourth and largest
budgct of the war has been prepared by Chancellor Bonar Law for introd- uction ln the House to-day although the intervontricn of the United States ih the war is expected to relieve Great Britain to a large extent of the necc- esslty of financing her'allies_ the gov- ernmant‘s expenditures' for the pres- ent yelir. If the wer continues. proball- ly will exceed the _cost of preceeding years. New sources of revenue inust be found. The charges on the war dcbl are increasing and excise returns aro diminishing on account of the restric- tions placed on the liquor trade. The i-louse is prepared for an increase of the levies -on excise profits, tobacco and amusementa.
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to Inform you that Capt. Ronald Hugh McDonaid`. Medical Service, officially reported admitted to Four- teen General Hos-pitnl. Wimsroux, Ap- ril 24th. Gun~shot wound in left leg; severe. Will send further particulars when received.
I»RIvA1's .I.E. rnmcss _i ‘,
` .Uh -_-_-nv A ,Prime 1.- .Ia nurses. oymbfh- P- E- i.. is listed _ns "Missinl-"‘
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ANOTHER SMASHING _
CANADIAN VICTORY
Canadian Column of Veteran Troops Carried
the Fortified Village oi Frcsnoy easi oi
Arleux and Vimy on
the Road to iloual. _
()'i"i`AWIA_- Stewart Lyon. Cana-
dian Press tforrespondent with the'
Canadians In Frurlce, cabling this af- ternoon says tllat this morning a Ca- nadian colunln. composed of veteran
troops, carricrl the fortified village of* Fresnoy, cast ol` Vimy. _the advance carr_ving them further toward Douai.I
I-`rcsno_v is abc-ut a mile east of Ar- leux which thc Canadians captured a' few days ago at the point of the ba- yonet. Arlcux was a sort of cover-1 point In FI-esnoy. the latter being strongly fortified. This brilliant
GRANDE' ENTERTAINMENT IN PRINCE SIRIFI SIIHIIIII
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'File was u crowded attendance in
Prince Street Scllool Hall last night when an entertainment organized by Mr. Walter Burke on behalf of the Wome-n's Patriotic Society was s\Ic- cessiully carrried through. The Hon. Justice I-lnszard presided and made a short and eifective appeal on behalf of the Red Cross of which the Wo- men‘s Patriotic Society is a Branch. I-ie said that the need for assistance in carrying on the work of the Red Cross is greater today than ever be- fore in its history. An urgent appeal had within the past few weeks been made to thc people of P. E. Island from Headquarters for additional as~. slstance for carrying on the work at the front. They could realize how great the need was when he mention- ed that the num-ber of Canadian ca- sualties on the Western front since Easter Monday totalled over 12,000 killed and wc-unded. To understand what that meant they had just toI think for a -moment what their feel-, ings would be ii' toruorrow the wholei population of (Zharlottetown were wiped out r.-I' disabled. The whole population of Charlottetown was less than thc number of Canadian casual- ties since Easter Monday. There was no greater work. no lmore needed work, no more patriotic work than that carried on by the Red Cross So- cieties throughout Prince Edward ls- land. The work of the Women's Pa- triotic Socicty in Charlotte-town was especially wr/rthy of support. “We are passing through a serious crisis, but its seriousness is not fully realiz- ed by the people of this favored land. a land of peace and plenty in a world oi turmoil and want. Here we are getting 'higher prices than ever before for our pro-:luce and prosperity reigns supreme and what were we doing for those wllo are sacrificing their lives that we might enjoy our peace and prosperity. Surely this was not a time for gayety and amusement whom so'-much was needed for those. who are upholding thc cause of righteous- ness and the sanctity of our 'homes at -thc front. Some were doing s great tical. many were doing a littlc and a considerable number were dc-ing nothing. lie appealed to evcry man, woman and child present to give evory assistance in their power to carry on thc good work undertaken by thc -lied Cross and hopcd to see such an attendance ol’ women at the next Imcoting of the Wc»mon's Ps-
achievement by the Canadians, to whom much of the glory of the`Battlo
of Arras has fallen, brings Gergeral Haig's troops appreciably nearer helr present goal. Douai, which is still ten Inilan distant with a number of forti- fied villages yet to be taken. Vimy. and Frcsnoy are in a straight line for DoIIal_ izel, Quiery and Esquerchin and possibly Cuincy, are yet to he ts- kcn before DC/ual is reached.
Details of the battle of Fresnny are
not _vet avaliable. `
BRITISH BLACKLIST
AGAINST AMERICAN
SHIPS WITHDRAWN
i.ONDON.- The British blacklist
of-shipping has been withdrawn, so far as it concerns the United States. The following announcement W8* made by the Foreign Oillvcet-
"Now -that the United ‘States hav(
entered the war against our common enemy and are adopting safeguards of their own, it has been decided ti? withdraw the statustory list tblaol list) from the United States."
The British Admiralty in October'
of 1915 issued a blacklist which. as changed from time to time, has been in force from that date. Ae origi- nally issued it contained e. list of for- ty-seven neutral vessels. ten of which were Almerican. British shippers were warned to be careful in cl\»~°~v ing these ships, which were suspected by the British authorities of being controlled by German capital Or Bn- gaged in unneutral service.
Most of the American ships on the
list were owned by the American Trans-Atlantic Company and several of them -were seized by the British. The cases of the Saginaw, the Kan- kakee, the Genesee and the Hocking have been before the British prize court for many months. These ca- ses were postponed recently in the expectation that a settlement would be effected, in view of the entrance of the United States into the war.
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taken on behalf of the funds of tho Society.
The programme was It most enjoy-
able ono. Grace Church Orchestra. under the direction of Rev. l-‘. H. Littlejohna contributed several pleas- ing selections and vocal solos were rendered in excellent style by Mrs. Henderson and Prof. Hinton while Miss Edna Gordon recited n charming ghost story.
The principal part of the pro-
gramme was that contributed by Mr. Burke who gave a. first class educa- tive and entertaining cineunatogruph exhibition. The pictures exhibited included three series of the Mutual Weekly, showing scenes in Canada. United States and England. Travel pictures were thrown on the screen illustrating the industries and sce- ucry of St. Paul and Minneapolis while two comedies were also por- traysfl. in moving a vote of thanks to Mr. Burke Mr. Justice I-laszard said that the class of cinematograph films exhibited was just that which parents would like their children- to see and he hoped Mr. Burke would continue to give similar entertain-
trlotic Society that the Armcuries' would not be large enough to hold t|Iem_ A siivcr collection was then
ments in 'the City and elsewhere. The proceedings concluded wlih_ the National Anthem.
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