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(Canadian Press Despatch.) _

OTTAWA, July 5-The ncxt do- mestic loan will he floated in Septem-_ ber. The amount has not yet been de- cided upon but it will in all likellicod he between fifty and one hundred million dollars. When the first dom-‘ eltlc Dominion .loan was floated late last fall the sum stated as required

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201' advertising in this column. Cash must accompany orders. Minimum charges twenty-five c_ent§._____ _ ___ ron s`A|.i-:-Fnssi-i cAt.vel5"cow

D1 W. White, York Point. -

766-7-6M4lpd.

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housework. Mrs. Burnett. 174 Kent Street; 747-7-5llllf~ wAN'r`Eo`-ET o'NEE emi. To so

to summer cottage with small fam- ily' for the summer. Apply at this Dmga _ _ 460-6-22Mtf.

'ro LET-A TENEMENT or Tuner:

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south Milton school. supplement $40. Apply F. T. Rodd, South Mil- ¢0,[_ _ _ _ __ _ 'iss-7-5ivi2i_ ron sins-s amines iN seAi_ ni-

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main floor., in private family. Ali modern conveniences. Apply 84

iiib str t. Phone zsi-L_ H 5 °m ee or 8204-4-iziur

wAN1'en.- riser ci./iss ExPsn|~

snced teacher for Principal Lim! River School. Suillllement $70- Jolin R. Wlginore, Secretary. Long River, 781~7-5M5iDtl .

FOR SAME--BEATON FARM BOU- _ rin in high state of cultivation. A

F. S. Macdonald, Sour-is.

759.7.6Mtf.

vouNo woiiu bssi%Us or TA-

kiag s t o ears courseiln Nurse’s

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for Mount Hope school, .No. 120.

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olsls tssolier for Birch I-llll School

_ No 8»Prineo County. (A mole pro-

Mi'¥d.) Supplement. $40.00. Please address, Cyril li. Doble. Seo' .. Nar- thalli. lt. lt. 770-'i-dhdisd. __

50 to 100 Millions

was titty millions but the amount was subscribed twice over. and fifty millions was utilized by the govern- ment for a credit in Canada i'or the purchase of war supplies by the Brit- ish government.

gp is anticipated that the new loan

wi be welcomed by the people and no difficulty will be experienced in raising whatever money is asked for.

Colonial Secretary Law has cabled

the Governor General expressing the appreciation oi' His Majestys gov-` ernment t'or the assi-stance afforded by the Canadian bankers in providing a further imperial munitions credit of $25,000,000.

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SUPHEME l]ilUHl

CASES ll AMHEHSTUN

(Special to the Guardian.)

AMHERST. July 5--At this mor-

ning’s session of the Supreme Court in the case of the King vs. Cox for seduction a verdict of guilty was brought out and the prisoner was sl- lowed out on suspended sentence

The case of the King vs. Percy T. Smith against whom the grand jury yesterday sound true bills in the folowing counts:- Receiving stol- en goods. receiving military neces- sities and receiving military supplies. _ the defendant pleaded not guilty to the first and guilty to the last two. The deefenue called Mayor Mof- fatt. Major W. A. Fillmore, T. C. Douglass, manager of the Royal Bank and H. N. Stevens to testlfy_ to the good cliaritcter of their client.. Judgment on this wiill be given later.

Bryan alias Wilson for passing

worthless cheques rls now occupying -the attention of the court.

Last night as Q. M. S.,J. P. Gordon

of the 85th Highlanders was stopping at the residence of the county jailor wilth Mrs. Gordon's parents he .dis- covered that Bryan and James Low- ther, againstwhom a true bill was found yesterday by the grand Jury, and who occupied the cell with him. had sawn one of the bars of their cell window halt off iin an attempt to es- cape. They had made a saw out of a steel case lmife._

M|nard'» Llnlnont Cure Nourslgia

THE WEATHER __ _ ~ 'l¥lPEll'l'|lRE»

(Bpsolal to the Guerilla.)

TORONTO, .'.July 8 Moderate

winds, fair and a ‘little wariner. - The highest temperature recorded

yesterday was dddesress above uri.

53 above; The coldest the previous

he tide will he high this afternoon

at 2.04 and tomorrow at 2.56- it will be high tomorrow morning at 8.04 and ‘Saturday at 8.83.

The sun sets this evening at 7.54

and tomorrow at 7.58; it rises tomor- iavg morning at 4.17 and Saturday at

There was a new moon on Friday

.Tune wth at 0.48 a. m. `

'Php il t gunner of the moon will

be on Sltur sy, July sth. at 7.55 a.

m. . The length of today will be iittoon lxonn and thirty-eight mimitn_

llmrdh Llnirnsnt earn rinumatlamz

Lost 60,000 en.

(Special to the Guardian.)

Pr\RlS,_]`uly 5.-The text of the oiiicial statement

.issued by the war office tohight says: “North of the Sominc our troops continued their offensive during the day and captured thc slopes south of Mnmeloii to the north of Curlu. East of thc _village our infantry carried by assault thcsecond German position' which was completely captured on a front of two -kilometres from the Clery Muricoiirt road to the river. Prcssiiig our :idvzintagc furrhcr to the cast we attacked :ind cap- tured the village of Hem tiftcr zi spirited battle. The Monacu Farm also fell into our hands. In the course of these actions 300 soldiers and 3 oiiiccrs were ma'de prisoners by us. Soutli of the Soinmc we rcpuiscu coiiiitcr attacks by thc cnoiny on Bollny-Eii-Santerc :ind cjccicd thc (icrmans from the part of the village of Estres which they still occupied. /\ detachment of the cnciny holding at mill north of this locality was compcllcrl to surrender and we took here 200 priso- ncrs. The trenches running between Iistres and iicl- loy-Eii-Santcrres having _hccn occupied by us thc cn tire position of the enemy south of the Sonune is now in our lnim-is on at front of about tcn kilometres. __

Un the north Vcrdun front tlit-rr-_ wcre_ii1tcrn-mitt-

tciit boinbzirdmenis during thc day. ln Lorraine after artillery prcpzirzitioii the cncuiy attacked our positions in the region of St. i\lartin, east of Lunevillc, and suc- ceeded iii obtaining a footing in our frcnclics at three.

out and we rt-occupied all lost ground.

ill<lI.G[AN (`O.\ii\l UN IC:\'l`lON-`-'i`iicrc were " “S0 well does thc enemy know this," says the cor-

vigorous :trtillcry actions at different points of the .i‘cSpoiidcnt, "that he dare not transfer at single gun or

front. t)ur batteries of all calibres successfully rc- sumcd to-day the systematic destruction of German defensive works in the region of Dixniuclc. in thc course of the afternoon zt struggle with bombs took place at Dixmude and there was n violent artillery duel in the directioii of Stein Strnitc.

BRITLSII 'l`()OK» 6,000 l’l<lS<`lNl€R.S`_

(Sficcial fo t/if Giiardirin.) _ LONDON, July 5.-Oiiicial-No special iiicid-viii of importance occurredto-day. Fighting wus coiiiiii- uous :ill along thc battle front but has been mostly ii' iii thc nature' of local struggles for possession of cer- tain strong positions the result of thc day being that our troops advanced slightly in ccririin sectors and lost none of the ground gained. Geriiizin casualties during their ineffective attacks to-day were very heavy. hiziny more prisoners fell into our hands. The total numbcs of prisoners taken in the last live days now_ amounts to over 6,000. On thc- rest of thc from there wra. ordinary trench- warfare. -

FRENCH LOSSES SMALL.

((`a-nadirm Press D¢'s[>alch_)

l‘_-\RlS, _]uly5_-The'astonishing feature of the

l‘icari|y hziitle so far as the French are concerned is the small loss incurred. Reports thus far received show that one army corps which took a prominent part in the fighting, lost just 800 mcn. 'The regiments which took Fl:incourt_ did not lose a single _man .-\ll ' the wunn_d_ed.\vho have been brought to'Pari§-hospitals . speak__,q_£ this extraordinary ii'mn’unlt'y."' -' ~

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' ,_,;;s'rti\iAl\1S REPULSE-n Nr ~'rH1*i=1Pv.\i._ f " -'j

((`auadinn Press l7e_v[iafrfh.)

LONDON, july 5.-“Heavy fighting continued

throughout the night in the neighborhood of the An- cre and the 'Somme,” says an oilicial statement, timed i p. m., which was given out here io-day.

“We made further progress at certain imporfanti

points.

"German artillery has been intensely( active in

certain sectors.. In the néigiiborimli of ririepvai iwol determined attacks on our new trenches were beaten off with loss' to the enemy.

points. Our counter attacks inimt-dintcly drove themlmilcs of the British front are beari-ng their full share

` (Special to the Guardian.)

LON_L_)_O_N, _luly 5.--A Central News correspon~.

dt-nt at Amstcrdain says: “The Frankfurter Zietung refers _to the French :-idvancc on Pcromie :is “rrniatrk-_ able" :ind continues: “We know we :irc only at the bcginiiiiig of the battle. _ _'l`l1e_First.puslics usually` are -dangerous but it stands to reason that the introduc- tion of very importzmt' rcserv`es‘by the 'a.tt`tt`cking` ar- ._mics, which is to be expected, certainly will impose a very heavy taisk on thedefcndcrs. There is no question _th-at the British will attempt to profit in their new of#_ fensive by the experience gained through failure at the battle of Looe.” ‘ _ - g '

The Berliner '_l`agoblatt'.\ correspondent at-the Ger-

man hczulquarters says, “Fighting north of the Sonune has lessened the prospects of the Entente Allies for zi quick and systematic advance.”

Thc Voltke Zeiiung of Cologne says that in the

widest circles of the Gerniau people the fcc1ing‘pre_-' vails that if allied offensive is held up Germany wil." have accomplished zi great ’dcal.' _ r' _ E

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NINETY M-ILE FRONT.

` ((`a»nadi'an Prem Despatch.) _ LONDON, July 5.-Rcutcr`s correspondent at the Press Camp in France points out that not merely twen- ty miles of the main operations, but the whole ninety

of the fighting.

map from any part of the defensive between the Yser Hlld the 501111112 to try to stem the southern push. From the day the British bombardment began, thc kncll of (Zerinan initiative was sounded.”

An order issued to the German troops, and found

by British soldiers contin-ues the correspondent, proves it was known that thc British intended to deliver thc attack on _Iuly 1, and it 'was thought that thc work would bc directed bctwcon Royc and Lille.

RUSSIAN DRIVE T°`<_)R_I_.i~IMBER(`..

(Canadian Pres.: Dc:/vafrh.) - I.()ND(`)N, _[Lily 5.-Acofwdiiig to special dcspui-

ches from Petrograd. the stczuly advance of ijcncrzil Brusiloii‘s left wing, despite the desperate resistance of the Austro-German indicates that iira few days his front will assume the form of a regular arc centred in Lembcrg. The semi-permanent fortifications of the Austro-Germans, these despatches say, have now all been captured and destroyed on this front, where they planned to hold the Russians while the Italian cam- paign progressed. It is not believed that any formi- dable second or third line fortifications have been con- structed behind this front.

GERMAN ATTACK AT THIEPVAL REPUL-

SED. `

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SECOND ANNIVERSARY

(From Our Own (`orru.i‘[>u1lde1it_)

(i'l"1`.»\\\".~\, july 5.-‘Meetings to rr-cord the deter-

mination of the people of thc cnipirr to prosecute the war to victory will bc held this year on August 4th, the sccoml aiinivcrsai'y of the war’s declaration. The proposal was thc approval of A/lr. Asquith and Mr, Bonar Law and thc Canaldian Goveriiinciit expresses its wiliingnc_<s to co-operatic. The Prime Minister has written to the Premiers of the various provinces re- questing their co-opt-4':ttion. The resolution to' be moved :it the various meetings is as follows:

"'/`/wt mi t11i'.r the .recoiid zirinircrsizry of the declu-

rrilion of ri_q/ifuniix mir this iirrrtiug of rilisevis re- t`m'd.r 1't.\"in]'li7_.w'l»/r drfcrmiiiatioii In ronrimfp lp u wif- tarious 'cud f/if strngglv in nmi`nJ¢'11um'r' of I/Lost' ideal: of liberty und jn_rti`¢‘c wlzicli arp tht- coiiiiiivn and sacred raiire of /lic .-1/1ir_v."`

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OF WAR_’S _DECLARATION

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Will b_e Celebrated lfhroiiglioul the British Empire on August 4lli.-

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REUUMMEN

According to information contained

in n letter from one ni the boys at tm- front, Private Lou McMurrer, son ot' John McMurrer oi' this City has been recommended for the D. C. M. as ti result' of' conspicuos bravery und self sacrifice shown on the field of battle during the recent hea- vy fighting at Ypres, where the Can- adian Rifles covered themselves with glory.

DEB FORpU.0.M_.

Private Lou McMurrer oi this City Plays the Msn-

on the Battlefield- ~

According to the report, McMnrrer

had been wounded and was waitin,- to be taken to t e rear, his wounds having been barlllaged. Seeing a coni- rade nearby badly wounded, and _ 1,. need of immediate assistance. Mb- Murrer tore the bandages from lil-i own wound and tied up the wound-

p_i; his comrade, probably saving hi.

PASSENGER LIST ill

Kill Fllilll STEAMEA

The “Prince Edward" arrivcd in

I-UNDUN, july 5.--Renter dcspritch from thc

\\'e,‘-iterii front_ _ says the Licrniunsl made a _counter attack in the' new Blitlsb' positi_on§_ .'l`hi<'pvaI, .after a heavy bombardment but were easily repulsed. Prisoners are quoted a; _having stated that German units are being rushed tc the _Somirie front from as far as Verdun to the south' and Lens fo the north. - `

_. GERMANS 1.os'r some MEN.

(Canadian Pres: Despatch.)

PRESS CAMP IN FRANCE, july 5.-The to-

tal number of prisoners taken thus far in the Anglo- French offensive probably has reached 15,000. _Ind- ging from these figures the German losses as a wliole it is estimated hers, have been at least 6o,ooo.

PARIS, July 5.-The French have captured a line

of German trenches east of Curia, the war ollice an- nouriced to-day.

"Th¢f¢ WB-fe no important developments on the

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Chu- ew- __

Theyhave also captured Sormont Farm, facing'

Charlottetown last evening with eight carloads of freight and a large num- ber of passengers as follows: H. P. Duchemin. Miss Irene Duohemln, Mas- ter Roy Duchemin,.Mlss Hilda Whlte. and- Miss Elizabeth McKenzi`e. from Sydney; Miss S. F. Duchemiu, Dart- mouth. N. S.. Edward Bradley,-from :f-laiifax; Daniel Sheehan, Bear River; James Smith, and L: McKay from Bsrney's River, N. S.. A. A_` Beaton, from Franklin, N. ll.. Mrs. John Creighan, Sydney; (‘._ l-i. Acorn, Wind- lor, N. S.. Miss M. Smith. Windsor;

`lVp'. and Mrs. Wsyq, and Mrs. S. Smmnns, Halifax; Wm. French, Rl- verdale, N. S., Mr. and Mrs. Roderick McKinnon, Truro; L_ T._l.ittIe, Frank- lin, N. H.. Margaret Reid, Boston; l-lattie llollnson. -North Sydney; Sr. St_ Arnold, Sydney; Mr. and Mrs. J. W. McQueen. Leitche’s Creek. C. B.. Miss ivy Sutherland, Westville, N. S.. Irs. Horace McEwen, City; D. G. Asqulth. London. lllnl.. Mr. and Mrs. 'i‘._L. Heath and family. Tomato; Gertrude and Marlon McLellan. Hair tax; R. 1'. Lorrey._Amhsrst; J. Hot- maa. City;.Mn. I lil. Cameron, Irs. Alfred Hall. New diugow, Mrs. James

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‘MEXICAN _|llPll

HEICHES liiilllllij

(canadian Presobes teh.) _

wAsliiNo'roN, Juiy is!-'lriiq reps;

of the de facto government of Mex

ico to the dsmipgi: of lie United States(-concilia ' ln terms 'end _.giving ass_uraneee_» of q desire to,rea__qh a friendly ndiualiiiont nc tin. iiiinoup ties between the two countries, ws: delivered to the state depart- ‘nieht £0-ill! by afloxicsn embasy Attache.

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A “rr wiustosa-rin wan -oi _Wlnsioe intend holdin? A tes and im cream festival, July 1 th. _

S. Harris. windsor, N. S., Mrs. S. A. Fulton. 'i‘r\iro. N. S., Mrs. Edward Hlclren, Brookline, Mass.

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