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Q ' J ; I y A _rom Summerslde arrived in. "_-‘_'§"".,, _-.43-3”* _ =

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'ras NoRrHuMaem.ANo_- 'riie iottemwn ian night at 10.50. Epfgggig -Ehvgn ._

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The Sec cl Release of Our New Serials .

. __ _ I -_ / J Musig-;A|,_ MEETING.-To-night, ir New ‘Yog-k“are requested to order

The elovéd Adventurer

_ '"-f-I~"eaturing-

'I KRTHUR JOHNSON and LOTTIE BRTSCOE

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i See This-Sorneg ing Different-Worth Seeing ’ P-th-s More han Queen Harf-

This magnificent lilm in_ its succession of Scenes wond-

erfully colored, its roinan_tic old _world back grounds, its intensely human stay, its line settings and above all i_r_i its splendid acting is a neat achievement ofthe film dart

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Runaway June The Great Love Story Se ial

June Has An Adventure With Pirates Lots of Thrills and Excitement in this one

s.s. Nortliuinbt-rland _docked at Char- ioiieww., pie; evening at 7.50 p.m.

griiiid musical meeting and social, in the Salvation Army Citadel. Admis- -sion ten cciits. 1294

_ HARTNEY HALL.-The usual ser- vice will he held on Friday evening llth, at 8 o'clock. Subject,'JudSment. l’rt-iicher, Rev. W. P. McVle. ‘

LAWN PARTY.-The date of the

opi-ning of St \'ince1it’s Orphanage

w-ill lip June IG-.1 ,Tlie e ' will b, - i-i-lt-lirated. by `a .graiitgieglaigiid ltlwi’

party. All should reserve the ilate_9__'

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CLOSING OF' SCHOOLS.--There

was a niet-ting of the School -Board y.»stcrt|ay_ when it was dccitlctl that thc closing of the city schools shall talic plucc on \\’edilt-_'stla_\', June 30. coniinenclng at Queen Square at 9.30. l’rinct- Street 10,30 and \\/est Kent ll.Il0. '

'ROYAL GUARDIANS-.»\bout twen- ty-li\'c delegates from ditierent parts* oi' t'annda, representing the Supreme Lotlize of Royal (luardiaiis, forinerly thc _-\. 0. V. W., arrived in Char- lottetown last night to attend the

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PATENT SOLICITOR

WM. S. BABCOCK l.a\\‘_\'~r llf. S.) and llegistereii i’a- tent _\iiiii...-_-.‘, lfi years experience in t`aii;_iii.i .'-_iid U. S. inventions 'promptly pirrenteil. Trade Marks and Designs i~~»i;istcr--il; infringement and validity s-_.»ari-in -:_ liviilciiec collected ii. patei.t suits. 1: i-...is prepared for counsel.

Expert witness in patent suits Pat-

ents obtained in all countries 99 St James Street Montreal. \.\'rite for in f0rn\¢.tion

9112131.-Tllitf.

BARON MACK

WIRELESS DEVICE

TO DESTROY “lRENE."

I.tl.\`ll().\', June 7.- Thi- suggestion

has but-it iuatlc in 'l`hc l‘I\'t-iiini.; Stand- ard by l-‘red 'l`. Juiic, llic naval author. that thc sit-:iiiicr l*i-iiiccss lrcne wus blown up by it (li-rinan wircltrss de- vit~t\. 'l'li»_- l'riiit-css lrclic_ an auxili-

.ur_\' in iiii- llriii.~'li .\';tv_\'_ was blown .

np lsai \v».»ck in Snot-i'iicss harbor with ii loss of ovcr :IUU li\'es.

"'l`|n- siiililcii and coniplctc de-

struction oi” iht- l’i~incess Irene in the

.\li-dwa_\'_" Air. .lanc writes. "at no

ir.-at disiaiiti- l'roni whcro tho battle-

I ship linlwzlrlt also was suddenly lilowii io atom.; may bca curious coin-

titlwiict-. llalian i-xpcriini.-tits have

pi'nvi-il it po.<_<ililc in t-xplodc a. proper- ly atlunr-il cltui';_'c by \\'Ir\-less from at |,.liori -li.-tain c. li' that cliarnt- lic sur- ri-piitioiisly placctl in the magazine,

l’ure llrcd Clytlcsiialie stallion, No.

l~I'it)i I"iirolinr>iit \'o. Zi; will ninkc

` ' ` ` ' `- '- liiiiltablc <\no\ii.<Ii but lwo in th -:tx itll. :'n' -i. I ', - ‘ _ tm WNHT uf I’ 18 in L ‘mm 5 .~'anii_\ district dcinulid tou niucli troui

stalilc _\l.iy Ti, to l"i'ctik_ i3\l1iuan's_ llustiro, n-ion, thence to John ll. lltiiioiis, ovcr night, May li to li. T\lcKay. .‘lt‘.v lIIas_L'o\'~'. at nutiili

thence to iiwiiers' stables where he Y

\v'll re aiu till the lollowinf fort-

cvt-r_\'\Iiiii;: in the iiiai;av.inc will go the

'*Illlll‘ \\`i\_\'.

"tiiic spontancous t=_\'plosion is

te WEDDING BELLS.-The St John

thc iinae,inatioii."

i biennial session whicli will be held

to-da_\' in the K. of P. Hall. The Royal tluardians are an insurance and fru- it-rnal society ol` which there are sev- eral int~iiibt‘i's in Uliarlottetowil. There arc scvt-ral ladies in the party and they will probably spend u few days hcrc,

WELL KNOWN HEFIE.-The Very-

llcv. (now Sir) Daniel Miner Gordon, l’i-iniripal of Quecii's Vniversity, King- ston, upon whoin lhe King, on ills rc- ccnt bii'thdz1y, coiiterred the order of St. Michael anti St. George, is well anti favorably known in ('harlot.teto\vn, his wife being a sister of Zlir. I). li. Illaclennaii, of this city. Sir Daniel was born in Pictoii, N. S., and was ciliicatcil in Picton Acadciny, Glasgow l‘iiiversit_\', Berlin lfilivcltsity, and in Dalhousie, Knox (`ollege, Toronto and Sl. Aiiilrew’.-1 Viiiversitics. llc has I'l‘f‘l\ I'l`illf'iDHl and Vice-(‘liancellor of Quccn`s l'i\i\'t~rsity .sincc 1002. In liiliil hc inarrif.-il Bliss l~ZliZa Siinonu .\lat~lr-iiiiaii, ilaugliter of ilev. John Maclciinaii, Argyleshirc, Scotland.

Star ot’ June 4th, says:-On Thurs`day morning at eleven o'clock the Ex- niouth Street Methodist parsonage was the scene of an intcrcstin event

. . _ _. g _ when bliss Anna Orr was united ii

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night. This route \vill he contin\icd_ ___ fortnightly, weatlier permitting. ` _ "_ Mares at owner's risk. l -" »

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Wheatley ilivcr, '*

9833-5-7\llt\lBl_ Owner-

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Lord Winsloe

Enrollment No. 3 Pure Bred

|2629 slat-:

CROWN RIGHTS 10182, lmp.

CANADIAN HORSE SOCIETY 2862. DAM

ROSA CONNAUGI-IT 21036, lmp.

Brown face and legs whlfe. Foaled

1906. _

Bred hy Mclntyre Bros., Park View,

Griffcn by Beith.

sire calaii rn 1141-til, by lliawatha

10067. l’rinci tohert, by Prince of

Wales.

2nd llani _‘.1 ' ol' Grillen 21035, by

Pride of illac~._ 10837, by Baroifs

Pride UI22.

:ml-fllzim ltii~v;._;:al 121523, by Prince

or Aiiiioli nits. ~`

4l_h`I>ain ltoso Lawrence 13522, by

l’l'inco I.:\\\'i'ieiice.

5th lhini lliili; llose i)U~l£l, by Spring-

hill l):irnlt_-y 2-i‘_'0.

In this stallion is found :is good a

hlciidiiig ot' thc Clyilcstlale champions of Great liritain.as in any draft horse

ln Uanaila, and that he will prove a

great sire I feel contldent. He is'i'i've years old. brown with white trimmings

-face and legs.

\Vill niake a season in the stud at

S. llustico.

Alb:-rt tlraswoll, manager In cliargo

Service fee $10. More at ownci"s risk

A. A. I.lil‘l§ll‘I. Veterinary Surgeon

Owner.

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Summer

Ladiesf' White 2.

Canvas, ..‘ ._

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. Slliltis t;...1.i’.e.I;'_i__‘.i_”-‘_’e"’_-.i'7$l.65

i>.‘?.‘§`.‘Ié‘f’_if..‘.:.‘1`.’f.”fTf' 1.75 I

These have just come

to us and are great value. Come now while we have your _ size.

SNEAKERS for OLD

and YOUNG. Allsizes.

' M...-ii, smith si

~ Beer

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' Be Without

Herhiue Bitters '

COI\"i`Al_\'f% the active

‘J _ .i c fir-

-.non i _.noir _--J if-.-.¢~ _-.~..i t-ii......t he dis;-'_.iiiii lit-can.--1 of rr-nl merit.

As' Ji hit-iii l'\:»ify\.-i-a clr-niiser

of iii-.il s-t<.vix.icI\ wifi \oii;.;\it:--ciiie

' f,r lii-ailzielie anti liiliuiisiicss it has " no equal.

.\;it-ci.\li_v \~.'\lii:ihle nl this time of

the 5. _.i \‘.l:t-ii the blood is sluggish f:.~:i\ iril-..»i' liviiitg.

,-, ‘ 25-_~..'.i yoiii-siiiie. Faniilysize,

live tiints as large $i.oo.

' THE BRAYLEY DRUG C0. Limited, _-" ST- .|Ol<ll‘I. N.B.

» Ask for Dr. \\'ilsoii‘s Iii-adshot

\\'ofiii.tiri; k`:iii\lyior Cliililrcii. I0

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inarriagc to Harold t`. Robertson. The bride was given in marriage by her brother. She was gowned in a pretty _costuine of grey with black picture hat. Followiiig the ceremony n dinner was served at the home of the bride's parents, and laiei- Mr and Mrs Robert- son left on a lione_vnioon trip through l’.l<Z. island. Many handsoinc presents wcria receivcll, as both the bride and

wide circle of friends, whose best wislics at-coiiipaiiy them for happiness and prosperity. (ln their return they will reside at 56 Adelaide Street.

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Wear This Patriotic Badge

and help the Island Pat- riotic Fund. Price 10c each. Proceeds to be given to ’l`he Island Pat- riotic Fund.

Watches

Repaired _

fe repair all kinds of

Ez/atches, Clocks, 'Jewelry c.

Our charges are moderate Our work is the yery best. '

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° . y "'*.°°'°° "‘°' 'uf' , isdn __ ||u1'm1g;___1~n¥_ tionrliit the mountainous comm-y, ¢g¢al\&:pz_,_ly~I:‘_r¢_::_lorIl-° E; rf. :town

Spun' f _- ' ' . _ _ _ ' ' | »

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Ninolihalialsuwhetthohvuisrflll

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bridcgi-ooin enjoy the esteem of a.

coveretl _\vltli ccnicnt and provided or . ~ __ .. ganlsiition. A perfect reign IPI'-'I ,‘IT“°""S "TQ "“'I‘;“”,I’;’t§{’°f,‘°"' GENERAL Huai-iss N/nts terror is sinii to exist in Prague

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mI,"R1(;;r; };r':);_°al"T_f is of Tghgilli GERMAN LIE. other-Slnv centres. The jails arc full °°"V“'“I“"‘3e which YEHIUOHCE In the

own make. The trays on which the

GOODS I*-Off NEW YORK.-`

sama%_y,_.i.he s.s. Florlzel, or the Red ,Crtnlf life, sailing June 15th for Char- ‘lottetown direct. Buntain Bell & Co., agents. 1295

A REMINDER. - Residents of

Brighton who are beautifying their grounds with shrubs and flowers. nev- eral having removed their fence-s‘ ; so that no protection is given them, ,are tially annoyed by passersby idly brfmk- __i ig Qt] #Dall branches from ti'ees_;\i_td

sidewzlf.) This habit injures the sinh or tree and although thouglitl _ly done. is spoiling the natural be ty of one ot the most popular pro en- adc in the city. -_\‘.

E ii Miiiuiiiiifi H9%iN@

MRS. MARK MAYHEW. ‘

Died at North Tryon, May 30. 1915.

Melinda Mayhew, _ at the age df 51

were laid to rest __iii the lllethodist

Y' tAl`l_ §;,l"` le lc 'c -o )

MRS DONALD GILLIS ORWELL

years. Deceased was a daughter ol

John Iluine, Wood Island und Mrs._ Joseph llunie of (‘aniliridge_ Mass.

wife anti niother.

ln earlv life she had been hrouglit

sistent (`hristian c_liai‘acter. During at long and tryirlg illness she was upheld by the h0p`e ot` Glory, which shed a comfort on all who w-‘re ncai'

I\L”_I'.

The interment took place in Orwell

lload ccinctcry on S‘atlirtla_v 215 ol` ill:-i_v_ The serviccs were coiidiictcil bv Rev.

Gothic fobriiia`liioil\.v'ol.-Mrs Tamer.

erged from her wldow's weeds, and the other was not 10115 ml~\‘\‘|€d. Till

en to take the- youu( widow "to illn-

shldp `Iater throw .iwav on' he

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MASTER KEY

IN TWO PARTS

When Wilkerson opened the Chest what did he find in place of the priceless slip of paper? What did the ; Hindu-Peddlarf see' through the Porthole?

If Wilkerson knew the

papers were not in Dore’s Possession, why did he shadow him? For ‘answer see this chapter of the MASTER KEY.

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Parties hulliil Koods coming troln_. _ _

= -Amn- ANi'rA srnwairr

' -IN-

“Two Women”

Broadway Star Feature in -THREE PARTS-

By James Oliver Curwood

One wise as a Serpent, *he

other as Innocent and Harm- less as a Dove. The Charms of one lead Men to Death and Despair, The Charms _of the other to Love and Happiness-

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it ‘° ’ 11- 8- 85- »- f- - »- --»----- as-W-ww-wie - t E tr.

_ The World Béfore i_Your

__ Eyes __ '_~§___. .Other

-Cor\"\l"|-'\”_`_‘Ig- “Uiider*The Table” T" -Pitvisastv Wm' ‘-'i‘m':i_\’ ‘f fw. c._ED_wAups ’ _ ~ -1N- ~ 'rite -'Latest' song-nas

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THE PIIIIIEE EIIWIHII

leaves to mourn besides .i sorrovving The three lm" feҤQ`e- TW" W

, men ' which made such a big hit

huslmmd me sons ami gm Broadway, was the leading number

' 1 [T . ' . i _ , S_w{V_fn(:“::tr\Iagf::S ,L Targa the Prince hdwiird programme ye circle of friends. 'l‘lic service was terduy' It ‘vusltieawred beausiful conducted at the house and SFHV8 by scenery extmoix “ar Ty D ° ograple

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me Rev' Mr' Y°““g' H" remnms The story' which 0 OWS' was “ ei; Enclosed please ilnd S . . . . _ . .. .. us my ._C9_lltl'll}utlon

to the Island Patriotic Committee Fund. __ ff __

years, wife ot Mark .\la_vhe\v_ S_hc _ . ,,

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preted in ia. superb manner by an cellent cast.

Cemetery' Tryon' I John Emerson, a clean-cut _manly N

_ k ame

_D,,M.__s_L_Mpt|\er _lhoulms hm “___ inan, worships his beautiful but wen

_“___ m9__os§_ 1we.“ M“.___\_S 1-m,l_ .ind misgiuilded wlfe,_t_leo, _::nd_ is Address _ _

Bm__,m, its _Godis Wm to mn thee__ to her d s oyulty, u ioug sie g_i_\es .... . . . . . . . . . . _ . . . _ . . .

W. mn an om. Bor,.0“_S |wn|_ him every evidence of her avert.

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complete, sends her husband out

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, _ ` _ _ _ ’ town on it business deal, and invites

'TIic`ro passed away at Orwell. P. E. Im' t° time Im ‘;““fi“°?II;’ ide' _SIT l., on May 20, 1915, Sarah "“c‘:p_t_5'.H.“’.'d' aT"'"i‘a eh W -1 hifi?

hclovcil wife of Donald tlillis, aged lil “Tiff S I l0lt__ e;niip_aii?_iis¥p uni _wt

then sense tu ed ly ie umes o

the late Ewen Lunioni aiitlsister of _'"“°h “'",‘0° mke "0 “mic” °l me UI" ‘ I 3 ec;a| to The Guardian) John Lmnum of malm [__ S__ Mu1_ ‘_John arrives lionie early, and linil- L()_£U,T2)N_ June 7__,l.__|____;m___S from colin of Dundas, P. E. l., Angus ot` mg his Wim' SMS dolin to “Mt ff" Vit-niia say l.cinbcri.g, the capital ot' Sydmw N_ S_; R0,__ _\_lm.d0(.k -_md her. _At _the sound ol an automobile me Almriml (.mwmmms of Gn|i(,|u_ ltev. Donald of Scotland. Mrs. Alex. ,_"‘t°pp‘“g In from of me house he look Mackintosh of Stanclicl, P. E. i. Mrs. _°“t and sees her am, Lawmr, “B Th IIIUNIUCK MCN€ill. Little Sands, MPS. refum from. the-ir “de” when hw (iernian forces. One message from

wife comes in John uphrnlds-lier her disloyally, and-on the arrival

‘ Ilesides 0. sorrowing husband she Lawler' who comes to "eww cle" leaves two sons and four dangliters Purse' I“_'m.CI} she had left in “T9 “ut

who feel koenlv thc loss oi' a dcvutctl mgbnei the “VD men come t°` blow .

' lilnierson knocking his employer to the """ '

ll0or.i',=;,;» ~ - `

to a knowledge of the love of God SI? Iimmhs Tater' J°,T"T, Emersoll’ through tllirist-as_;_pplied to her iii_ IWW divorced- mad” Qi ‘-T905 ""1""

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the washing of regeneration and re- “ge to L‘°'“'I" ima lI‘@'“`.deD“I`t“|'9 f_‘"` ' newing of the Holy Spirit, and _ h _ _ - - K 'I L

throughout her life nianifested a con- te_£TI;`_g_lI_§l_ *`;§)I_;'_I,f(;’_;_13`_§1_l_“?_‘;Z°l_\]e19_l;l‘;'_*;;

nd -

nS1_i_u_g_ _gn Que Qghjs many mmbles (Special to the Guardian.)

he incels Anita. known as Anita of the \¥oqdla,ndj,.,;`l;iir1_ 'is __ _=_<;oru-pletely capt i- vated b`y 'her `exce‘ptlonnl *beauty and siinplicily. Friendship ripens, into

_ love, but bei‘oi°e he asks for her hand

l<I\\cn i\lacl)ou_i.fa|l ol' thc t‘hurch ot' he tens U16 SUJU’ UI his f0|'m@l` \Vifl‘

S,.,,(|,m,| assisted-' by _ma-_ U,-_ Mp, ln the ineanthne t‘leo and her hus-

T E“.,_“_ h_and quarrel, and Lawler, -who has

' -__ tired of lier, becoinos enanioured

_ HIITISH SIEIMEHS I

_ p,_,_,._m\___ Ui ,,_,,,_ _HOSP|TAL__ IMPROVEMENTS. - MRS_ L__AFFLEcK whose husband llnds tlieui in it coin-

. d,_,,,,,,_ _\,,,,,_;,-,,i_,__ ”l_l1ro\iili the Itiiglness and courtesy of _ ,- _ proiiiishig situation ai_id kills bolli. _ t ._ l . ,i-i i. sii- _ iss ‘ra run. uperintendcnt of the ,, __ _* . _ Pleo, now a wealth wid _ t s t

» ?..T-.t”.`imft-I=`i--TILT' ii*-li IH* I‘riiicc Edward island Hospital. a II""° [eu aslvep( “H Fpfetqgl' lem' New York, and rfrtiiiig Joovhnys? ailtiirixresn -

it- ii--~~i..\ - ~r ‘_ - . -. _ _ . _ _ .. _ ' - » ~ -

Europe on their honevmoon Bro

rest and recreation in hunting a

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(iu.irtli.iii icpoiter yesteiday had the "WIT lst 1915'_ B Ie ne __£f“ _" troin one of his iricnds, arrives at his ' '

interesting privilege of going through ff.g°‘I M' The d0‘."`“Sed was l“lf'“ "?‘";` cabin in the woods while he is awa thc institution and seeing some of thc ::;ff;2ea_;\‘}_(3:_"tI;_:Z_t_ ;’_;th]L::::;::__; I)n_':_la: Returning, and for the nloinent hlln iinproveineiits which have re<:ently_ i " ' _ ‘ . __ -‘ cd by her beauty. he takes her in li been carried out there. The surgical lf‘;‘€____‘;:_1_?r§?_‘;_;I€rg_II“`;l_I;;'(;__?_t(gat arms. Anita, coming in ut thc mome roonis have been re-constructed a S ‘_~ " "` _ ' ` _ ' when he is about to take Cleo bac new operating-rooin having been built. was beldmst mr :"°"uls hamll ‘ln _“LITE he realises that Anita is the one.il The old operating-room will be utilised Tfiugg_;'é2ea'f‘:_“;“';Tg__0 m_;(v;_lf'm:__{l really loves, and offers her a hon

in future for obstetrical purposes. The I " . ‘. and his protection while (`leo returns ~

. __ _ _ -- . ‘ h _ TI' 'llrl l t ‘J , , ‘ ’ ` I().\<l)ON, .-

tloors. walls .ind ceilings of the rooms ‘I_‘§:5_T_t£:;r(_ '§f:___"s’;;':gh_;:_(f ;t'___’5f_ Slglilfii to l\e\v Xork a sadder and wis ' June 7 A despatch from have b .ten ceinciit .tl, tl lj ~t b ' ‘ . I ' 5 “_ ' _‘ I \

U Y' le U T e(, eing Volnall.

. _ _ _ ~ f nliiti _ . - d l utlt I uns -l- . ,, to allow the hose at any time to be (gja °CY"’";f_‘ “"m_)_'_3:‘ subliuissign Phe eleventh episode of The Mu

turned on so that they ina readil be " mess ‘Im ‘," I Da _- `_ ter Kev" was

clcaiied. The rooms are shituuteiiy. on to. mc Mmwrs “vm” The ‘eaves 1? ilie series so fthII.e most imemstmg either side of the passage in the fol- mom" the was of n loving m?thCI` An instalment of “Thg Hgzapllg - lowing order: on the right. doctors’. rom ‘mug.ht°m',U“'ee s°‘fs'_J‘ ( ' gf Helen” was even better than its pre.

iiurses`. washing and strllising; on the S“"‘"‘e"SI'I”' W' H' of Lallffwnia’ _ ' dacessors.

_ lem Smcinwn _.Donn mmesmeusmg l_)ouglas of Freetown with \\hom_ s_ic The (_0medy_ ,,S“_ee___e Goes., to _"___ _“___ mf _ _ S _ _

opcratiinz. A remarkable feature of I“'°‘I5"M""' I'*‘°“9St Webb' I.‘a‘"""l"‘“" C011;-gp," mud.. (.v£.,.y,,ne laugh ' g ug” n min' “Here the washing room is nn arrangement II.I“SS'3 _“Irs” Mmley, Har‘I"'g' ‘\°r` Mr Edwards sang excellently “

wlicrchv a doctor or nurse, alter an I""'C‘ugl"' Emu] “nd 1`I;’_?'Ie at I;°":_(_" lleart is Thine."

' ` 1 .. 'ful in 'e and- ov v

opt-ration, need not touch any part of _sm was I’°"“I‘ _ _ ~ the sink to wash his' hands. Ho "I ‘I°”'u" N" ol" who gmcd ut' hor

presses a biittoni with his knee and by '““’°9i IW-Hifeflll fllce °°_‘gd lI{If)“b" _mm inovlng it from side to side he may She had gmc 1° be _W All _."_“_lw‘l°m have hot or cold water as he pleases. F‘h°'I_°v‘f‘l ”"_d 5'°rved'th _ lu . 'l‘lic operating-room, in charge of 'oss grmmy mt Imow E rings ‘ls T whif-li is Miss Turner, is splendidly gum' for Sh” has gone 0 “ mme U, ,H tyvi . D oqliippeil and well lit. There has been ‘VIITN S°"'°w Rover emcrs' “ef “L . Ulu C ` ` B too mr'seemg D' Mates' also estublislied at thc llospltal a first- mams ‘wrv ‘md '° Testi" the Norm mu" to “now his hand to be mrced I" class diet kilcheii. ln which the nurses }?(IdPqu0 PmBb.yte"ahdCenl.eI|my will do_ ull the cooking required for 5"“"‘I“y' April 'Tm' mf , “'“"‘ ‘;r_gp;I “OMF rl to return _ I th _ private patients. ln this kitchen tlier<_- “"l"’"I°‘]~ Rev- MF- MUWY- U01 Hlllf- 4. June 0.-Reports received _ __ H- 0 ‘Q 0 permanent removal _“.9 un elmtric Stove and _wo ,_,l(,_cu_lc coinlticted the services at thc house here front various centres go to slio\v " le "TY 590 fl'0m ROIDS W0llld be ,U_“wrs_ and muon): me other excep and grave. (Patriot please copy.) that Austria is threatened with _ __ _ D 8 pucy lent etluipnient is a handsome table dnmeshc. 'I°mp"c“I.I°“S wmch WI" ‘mm WTCI it might' never rec°ver'

hav(-_ 1. .|.g;..,¢.~0.m enact on lm- military lt is certain. therefore, that the Pope

enormous sensation in Austria

n _ .

f |_ Hllns IB l°&DldlY llfll

v'I“.e.f., file _S9I}°" “_ 4,: . _ %mwHnarahy_ If _‘}{0u.g§n|Ttgn3 see with your own eyes the wonderful Ai it dinner in nusiiii time were fl Mom the aiiiesn win be me “"““¢" ‘W I’ *°"'“' "1',‘_°°,°"“, “"° two sisters presenwfone hail just em- latlt ltrsw and internal disorders will °"°°‘“"5°d T" I‘°°’ “V ° '°“ ment

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lnorodooe the confldigniel'

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her husband fag an India. A young |fli_\¥`l¥l¢<llIl!hltes1lio army, eau | I lt in wise to look after your gen. b¢'¢".me|._ who W”-.m-gnng; was cms. it topush forward all along me 1,25 leral health, to 3009 thyhovrels regu.

with irresistible force. in gpm,

ceo ‘hy the lm l Pure drlvlris clam fro

“seeming w u. vas. lv in -vii' ,_ I an-me., 0...; aim.-ii.. emi umm _ ,, _ cviadrommn » °¢\l¥°fi\\¢

*hwy §,‘¢'iTf§_TIi°fi9'%_y'li1g1w_.‘\_ii¢i-in." Itlfgnew-spread-repnnniinffihe riff. omruwhnnudm I hw ’~-ci--of J ¢ ` """ - I ' .~;~

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_ She is carrying on a tlirtation w

AQ et' Tw rs) “T I' m' Jolin's employer, Robert Lawler, a il

ff. f/lit .I I I ` 1283' Lawler, wishing to make his conquest

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e; now in thc hands of the lliissizinrs, may iq be taken at any moment by Austra-

ffqf the Austrian capital says the Aus-

.S _trians are 22% nnles l`roni tliere_ Other 0_ advices estimate the distance at only S' ten iuiles.

EIIMNIUHIHITIIIH WITH

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ITIIIIH MIIHKS ‘ I I

IIIIIIEHT IH THE lET

(Special to the Guardian.)

BARIE. Italy, June 7.-Certain de-

tails in the recent arrest here of tive Dominican monks, whose -pastoral windows looked out over the Adriatic, has been made public. It seems that an army lieutenant noticing flashing

BERNE, June 7.-Comniunication

hy telegraph and telcpllone between i~lwitv.erland and Austria has been in- terrupted by order of the Austrian Governnieiit. The Swiss authorities state they do not understand the

of political suspects, the iiewgpnpe,-S capi_tr_\l_of_a belligerent state imposes

» _ _ _ OTTAWA, Juno 6.-Quick work was have been suppressed, and the populn- 0" ‘mi 1 B m°\‘9 B0 HS the Italian

€?(H,(flnt\f,i‘t£l°21-ZIITIin;r;(,;Ber;§du?;“ tlljfg, nccoinpllslied by General Sam llughes tion tcrrorised by an army of secret G°"e""m°"“' is ‘ming 9"9|`Ythl\\8 IH lt!

fo - . ` on Saturday in running down the un- police.

rm a kind table, which is u decided _, I d f B 1. th _ A similar _ t ‘ n. _

llnvfvvenlellf 011 the Old tm-V and is H ,§‘§“‘§, (§"""’", .1-"°“‘ , (7.-"‘ ,,,“,, 1-,,,,,..,,,, ,,,“ §‘,,,"',,‘,§ ",,‘§ 'F "{§”,""5 creat c0nvenlcnce_ The first meal. “_” 6" 9292*: “_;`“e' I' W ers The dmfcumes of ufu; _ " u“"‘“tI“- """'

dhmcr' was cooked in this kuchen Tihtfolhghnarxiuntllatinaxggggssgxion effectively is Increasing rhtigiurlly! Tami);

Charlottetown Guardian ¥|?::§T;iig,'t|:»I;AT tgfugsgsefdgresigikggig General Hughes was ln New. York on IB i_mp_ossill_ile to send Slav 'troops 7'- E -'- '

ii -f-. ---ii--1 1- §;;“;:‘:.f :‘."‘l.;‘:.."'°‘z.‘;€:‘::..”.‘f‘.i._:;‘f aan... .::’.1:.:‘:.S”s:::;1.:.¥:‘“°' -

' "so equipped: “ow that it is theiequal’ Heplmmetllgtcly wired his secretary troops fiom the Trentino ags'inst I-“E-""`_'l"'_`_'”*` iT,i';°t|T;l:.e I§:,I,§)¢r,l Oifmy lhospifg on 'nt Ottawa to get into touch with Cane Italians- as t-heb' W0\1ld undoubtetll I

in- eqiilpxincnt and skllI"Tirea<irh(nc‘;li:ned. gi: dm" h"a‘I‘\‘{“"‘@" “E the f"°“t “nd déft°':h°"Rm““°‘]

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~ _ _ ' ’ .- ' - r o s _ _ _ in that my _ ` ' - Carrick. M.P., who investigated' and Wlll llewme unreliable. _ Under :Tie disease or the blood has been pretty

is promptly replied: 'F Turner well spd _¢Il'.¢\lmBl»l\"0€B. HUHKHPY and German- well exploded by the record ot cures

wlihlxls _bi-lsade." _,_ _ _-__ "_ ';\__“:_f:_`lHo_h13'_t; to dokmorei than their

The ca e was sen on o one » Wor . an iave lost ‘~ "

.uusheratl 119,, yE|.h4,u¢.heth`l9~.19g_ :_i:iin;l_r_i;d;_¢;E"3_i_t-;uga._.{1__g ti_._1||ed_°,_,.°und_ Some doctors still advise internal

It reache lm. owever a oug - . W e res tum

keepsie on the way__l)5¢|;" 'l':ie_gholt; §5|_:i__gtsrly;p§i gaeatlilng) wtlth discontent. and ““°°"#1l1il-‘ill ¢Al0_¢7tte.n a lamem.

t ing as _acconip _-. - n_! 9 0 1 0 Y S rua reclaratlon r

r€¢eivt»Tn0\in_ and ' TTTe» -tim 'to be to Emperor Franz Jwef of an lmnemi- '“°"'* I' I” »“"f°"°“‘- "°“ “WI” "'°

nouneii that lie report was ii pure *"8 iflwfnll ¢MMt1'0l>he has made ii

' action.

Y' (Special to the Guardian.) fi' i.o.\:ooN, June i_~'i‘iie nritisii 'S steamer Sunliglii, of Liverpool, was 'ILT sunk by n (lcrinan submarine. The N; crew were taken to Queenstown.

ie -

(Special to the Guardian.)

"T Aberdeen says the British steamer,

Star of the West, was sunk hy n Ger-

_fi inun siiliinarliie. A trawler brought

the crew into Aberdeen.

of `

is seriously thinking of leaving Rome,

King Alfonso is stated to have offered

My him thc Palace of the Escurial for his

residence. it is certain that all intlu- ence which Gerniany and Austria possess will be brought to bear to induce the Pope to leave italy.

They reckon this would predlspose

('athollcs all over the world against Italy. but as a matter of fact Po o

any such way. He knows that once he left Rome he might not be allowed

a blow to the restl e of the Pa

of will bow to the inevitable and submit nd wltli good grace to the temporary ln-

rays of strong light traced them to the monastery. lie called two car- blneers and made his Way to the inonastery door and insisted upon entering. The monk ln charge in reply to questions declared there were -‘only three monks in th,e_,building. A Isecond inonk appeared, but tl1e‘lieii- tenant could not locate the third. _linally he broke down the door._oi the cellar and found within a monk, who had in his possesslon_ a._ wait map, upon which were notstioiwol’ military value. The three monks joined in saying that the upper storey of the monastery was empty and not in use, but the lieutenant was‘not satisfied. I}~le started to investigate, which showed that on the upper floor there hail been set up near the* window a large reflector for signalling purposes. Here also two more monks were fvuud. and all were at once taken into custodyu -‘

Search revealed a large number of

documents and notes prepared by the _monks, together with letters from colleagues in Vienna. Under the laws lot the land it was impossible for the Italians to search the premises of re- ligious institutions unless they have direct evidence of acts believed to be against the interest of the state.

REPORTED VILLA ANDCARRANZA WILL REPLY FAVOURABLY.

WASIIINGTON. June 7,-_-Unoihcinl

_advlccs received here from Vera (`-l'U%. Buying that General, Carrsnza would reply favourably -_to -President Wilson's statement. calling upon the heads of the warring factions in Mexico to restore the peace of the Southern Republic. gave renewed _hone to udininlslratlon oillclsls today of the ultimate solution of problem.

General Curranza is the ilrst one of

the lioiids of the contending factions to he heard from directly concerning the l’resIdent's warning. Oillclals have heard indirectly from General Villa through his representatives that he was favourable to the~President’s DI'0Dos0.l_ General Carranza’s reply. it was said, was being prepared by Jesus Urusta. the Constitutlnnallst Foreign Minister. and will be deliver-

power to reduce these inconveniences

in to u miiilmum.

ed to John P. Sllllman, President Wil- °B0"'H Personal representative in Mexi- ICO. probably by Monday.

0|'

The old idea ot eczema being ti.

made by Dr. Chnse’s Ointment.

_ treatment. but the ~=1°e|ults are slow .able failure. With Dl‘._Chale’s Oint-

olntmcnt to the sore parts. It cleans-

" - es the sores and soon sets up the heal-

lug process. In a few days YOU wh

of umll the core ls complete “ld the I cares replaced by smooth natural slrln.

_,QI iii- ...ia me sim aa.. but you an de-

' li. Eff., vifriim: “I an reeongmeml Dr.

Twelve Years Ago

Y _ on.cHAss's o|~'rMsN'r Pnovlao 1-o as .A Penmpiuawr cues.

eczema on my leg and' siiflerltd ter- ribly from the itching. I had I. 110°' tor treat me for_four months wlthvlli relief. anim wa|1ta¢t.l|1g`-worse all tho time. A second doctor gave some 1'6- llet for a time, but made no oire. l tried several advertised ‘-treatments. but without relief until I lied Df- cinuiars ointment. This ointment cured me in u month. That wal twelve Years ago. and l have neve|!'*».had I slxn of the old trouble lines. -

_"Since then we have always kept-

Dr. Chase’s Ointment in the' house. and ilnd it invaluable _for obaiinl- chllblalns. insect stings gndv; burns. 1 wmiiii not be without it tilt. colt $5 a box."

"This is to certify that I nm D97’

UOHHIIY acquainted with r. 'W. H- Roberts. and believe his sgteutent N' EHPGIIIK the use of Dr. Chalgfl Oint- ment to be true and eoheot."- (Signed) Alex. Horne, lllltlcgg qt the Peace. ",. '>

-Dr ch-we oi t _ _uno 1 sex. 'ni iieaisn,'T..Tn~§'hii£bu. new it C0-. Limited, dloronto. 1- ~ -- -...A

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