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“,,;,°;,',;;;g.,l,g‘,,'gyl‘;~,,_;-,'l,'g,l?;;',v,l ll" . _ cHARLo'ms'rowN, CANADA. SATURDAY, JULY 6. isis ' .iw »~-- v--' t»l--_i-_-_nn A-iv--s» 1- =-on--also at yan.

1-- -~~ a -

J___|_|_ n , , V `_V i _ _ ` _ A iv $250 Per Year (Dellvahd) _

FURTHER UIIIIHCES - 0

o` if

Austrian. Army lleing Sfeadily Pushed Back by

Victorious -Italians. The Fight is Well Knoclied _

y 0ut ol the Discouraged Austrians. ' V1

_’ (Special to the Guardian)

ROME. July 5.--Italians are engag-

ed in the work of cleaning out sys-

tematically the Austrian machlns gun nests in the Delta of-the Piave. These machine guns and munition positions are carefully concealed in houses and behind the embankments of the rais- ed roads that cross the Delta and as the flooded land makes infantry at- tack difficult the Italians are using artillery freely in the work of destruc- tion as well as airplanes.

In .the course of these operations

233 prlsonersf have been captured. The Austrian report on the fighting in the Delta says the Italian artillery fire was extraordinarily heavy on some

Ou the mountain front also there

is increasing activity on the part of the Allied troops. French and British troops have been raiding on the Asiago Plateau and on both sides of the Bren- ta Italians have been enlarging and strengthening their positions so that they may meet to advantage the Aus- trian attack still auticipated in the Brenta sector.

A feature of this mountain warfare

that is developing rapidly is the bomb-

' ' if

_ M.

HlvEsiri1‘EriiiEwEo_i_

Deputation Visits 'Moncton and Discusses Matters.

llage of Hammel Captured in Magnificent Style by Australians of lmpmancz with Mr' Hayes wh° SU°w’

Positions Occupied by Germans for.Three Months Have Been' Re* Hisvpesire t° D° Allythlng in his p°w°f t°

taken by British and French Giving Them Commanding Position

0_n Ground Which Efiectually _Protects Amiens and Compiegne. :.(l..ln.;.';(_;.(:.Ii.',:.;mu.;_an§.i.;i.;_yi‘§‘§j§Z;lZ“T.'Li;.‘f";i. .$23 ..§2’.’.Tii....2'I.’ l.500 Germans Were Captured in the Operation and Three German M-= <1- W fin--2-. tis...-..» nn..-s-»-.iris-" ‘hi 11’-es-"s "°°““i'.".i"t"°“"‘

P, a 0 prom e but a

t . . . Canadian Gllvifflllllwll 11111111/llyll. iii ! portion of the time the Scotia would

connection with several matters ot' be given to arrvi i' sigh

c ng r tbetween

great importance to the province. Picton and Cliarlottetown, so that no

serious accumulation of freight should

(spssiai is ti.. Guardian) up ins rising ground toward Hsmmsi GERMANS Given ANo1-i-ian CAR FER °”°‘1".

Facilitate Transportation.

The lion Murdoch K unerv

ing of the enemy from roads and hills. LONDON, July 5.-The t-aptm-9 Qi' and sprung a surprise upon the cnc- SEVERE PUNISHMENT RY

Several tons are showered down the nightly and in the rocky Alpine posi- on tions where the making of dugouts of miie depth is aprodigious tnsk there is

’- (spas-iai is the oumiii LONDON- -lllly 5~'*s1_’°““’ °’ 1”” LONDON. Jniv 5.-Premier Lioyn! P

V15" 1° Fl‘°“°°- H°“- Arm" ‘-’l5h°“ George sent the following message to- Boi said he found the Canadia appy. though they naturally want et th ob finished and return to t bus

parts of the front. »

M5115 Puiii

Six (ierma No Losses

WITH THE AMERIC

THE MARNE. .luly 5. ators met the Kaiser's airmen in a sensatlona Chateau Thierry 11118 Y

H THE GERMANS

crap W_ith_Kaiser’s Best Airman ts. Planes Were Brought Down With {f,“‘,‘; Americans. 13";

ARMY ON German planes were brought down. _ erican avi- We had no losses. This is the largest L est righting sir iight in which members or the 11180- crap near American air squadron have taken 50° erday. Six part. ' Pl'

frequently little shelter available for the enemy attacked from the air.

A due

._,.,_____..,....., ~-_.~..., ._......._,_.~..,._n,.,.__- ._..._,._. ago

_ .~_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-. .. _ _-_-_-.-.-.-.- ... . _ _ _-_-:_-_-.-.--__ . . - . . _ _-_-.-f ..._ _--_-_~_~.-_ _ S OU

city

f 1 tion

and

mel

p e St. and

him

British front in the important sector 1l\lll11l01` 01' Pl'1ll01l€1`H _l'lll111l1`0f1~ Anil-rlriin sector in the Vongcs vester-I 'i‘li

sect.,-ed a fnollnn ln ln., Bon, I-‘rencii ii.-ii.tailnn took over :ioo pi-is- 1’/1RlS._ July 5.-Finiiisli troops. 111 bln, well to the west of that vn_-0nm~s_ Tlm gmllnrl ln lllln nngln nn, co-opi_~rution with 50,000 -Germans.

He nnll been nnsnnd back n tween the Oise and the Alsne covers l1l'0 l'0-i101‘l0'l1 130 110 l`f1-'ll1y 10 “il1`1y ~‘

rl mile and n nnlf from the palm (ioiiipeigue from iittacltvhy way ol‘i_ho vilmpaigii into the Russian iiiuriuiiii deepest nennll-allnn_ and llw can valleys of botii streains and Geiieritl 111811101: W1l€‘-F0 Allied f0i'l'.es_ inlcurl

ture 01 Hammnl nnd [nn wnnnn lo the I-‘och -by steady pressure in this rc- 111;! fl low Ainericaiis are guiirilinll

th oflg places nnnllwl- nllln between gion has not only held] the enemy iit 11111111ll‘y l~llli1ll116S- -

ann Amisns on ips mon; import. some points. but has mcwrlully im- »---_---_

passes about ti mile south of the hegml' I (s1"°°Ia' t° *he G"‘a""5|3"'1

l _ ‘nm pm-¢_ nf tha Smnnnn l»,»nnt_ fl-he proved the positions occupied by the BIG SUPPLIES FROM RUSSIA

-_ 3 _ mnln man "bm SL Quentin to Aml_ i"ri-.nch when thc hattlc ol' the Aisnc

' ons

, V . , . _ 0

AN ATLANTIC PORT.luly 5.--I 7.000 American soldiers to an wer

The destruction in Europ: waters‘Europesn port, accounted for three rec of tive.German submarlnby Brit- of the U-boats and the destroyers mo ish transports, and by Amcan andlsank the other two, according to the ken British destroyers convoylngiem-was passengers. Officers of the liner Aus described_ by passengers karrlvedl confirmed their stories. wh

u _ ......... - __

c-»-d--~- Af- 1 _ _ lviimiti iuiiii stniii sf-

Good Iiirits

i ness which must be negle eome extent. ,1

Wherever you go you hellri deeds

of heroism perfectly inlcredf. The V. C. is won every hour. buhe gal-

lant deed in hundreds of cas? nev- er heard of except in casualllk of a few men who happen now.

Thirty thousand men'asse¥d at

one place for the Domin Day sports. Not a German came isight,

not a German aeroplane or sill

(special to the enmiia o'r'i‘AwA_ Jniy 5.-'rim n is

which: prohibits the‘sale of interim on Sundays to come into for fter

August lst. will close down r

does not refer to restaurants ` ia es where meals are served. a

freshmeat' booths on Sunda`yll'h|s

cording to police interpretatlo th

law no mere refreshment 'bo hereafter be open on the ilrs, the weelr. .

aiwouiqtoiinismri - comme nvnm-s,

IIEETINGB,

“Bale of i Ice-oreamf -Spreid

Hail, Baturday from tl p. m. I- li.

the Florida liotsi saturday cis Brown, proprietary ‘»Piiwnl\l

“Strawberries and. ice crbat

. G.

°°'l'iie.ann_ual meeting of t Dossier woman; iutltiiie viii at the Coiiaoli lt ' School

¢. il Y

10th 2.80. ‘There will be ii. :|-

atratioii on _'wal' . desserts. loli-

O 5 `

PNININNII sin

y i -

° dred ships have been launched inthe 1' United States. I-Ieartfelt congratula-

| I

n he carried in battle und which was lv

IIUNNNAIUIAIES U.S

da : "i have ust heard that a hun

tions on this magnificent perform- ance."

-_---_-....._>¢,_.._,._.

HERII WEIIIIIMEII y n

IN _NQNISN Hill

On Tuesday evening. June 25th, Tig-

nish Hall was crowded to the doors to welcome back another of our re- turned heroes in the person of Carl Gaudet, son of_ Mr. and Mrs. Antoine Gaudet, of this village. Mr. Jaibert Brennan acted as chairman and read an address ol’ welcome which was _ac companled by a purse. The address was ably responded to by_ the soldier. who gave a very descriptive account nf the battle he has been through und the narrow escapes he has had. His left arm and hand has been badly wounded and the hand is now very much 'smaller than the right. Ile also showed the audience a jackknifr- which

struck by a large bullet. the knife is all shattered and twisted so as to he

attached to his uniform at the time was certainly the means of saving his life. I-le .icincd a regiment in Van- couver. 8.0.. at the outbreak oi the] war, and crossed to England without being able to visit his aged parents. whom he had not then seen for a num-

ofthe war and received his

over I year ago. He told his that he was thankful to lie

Yelirl

leaving for Vancouver to

for service.

the

has seri Str are situ

ish Spa tails

useless. but the fact of him having it |1112’

rua the

0 y

battles of the first two and a hall $1'

boi the`

wlln lneln gnu, morn, but lg :musing and otherwise accommodat- 118 din ofli an sin

straiians and the British troops 1300 PRISONERS

o co-operated with them rin that ' TAKEN A I I Germans realize that they are ptrr-

glm Troops Sak Three. the Conveying Des-

troy-ers Sinliinj Two. Re-

. duc

_ ‘ had

(Special to The Guallan) here yesterday on a British liner. The ho]

l ltransport, one of which was carrying BH

GERMAN PRISIINHIS

the prisoners. These include twi

s2,o_oo.ooo vlcroliv tom

Guardian)

July 5.-A

proviiiios to Montreal and Toronto

but how he got into the water is ii mystery An inquest was held on the

f:;':..°:;:. ‘.1.r.‘:.::.‘:°i’.i‘:“..s.'.':. Lis.; -1'---1- - th r Th'| Wm be the nmtgthnolverilllct returned according to the eieilis warlatarted that there have‘f"'°""’ Th° b°dy was "em 1° sl'

‘Peter's for burial.

'been any German prisoners here.

IMOSOW PROTIBTS AGAINST

GERMAN ADVANCE

(Special to the Guardian)

UONDON,/July 4.-A delayed de-

whicil New- spstcli from Moscow today announc- raiile in six ed that Foreign Minister' chitclierin

popular. silbf- lialdnpiitotrstod gooilgrlin aglgliiat tne l- gn- _ page o manso era-ii ifftlwsiy t'iTil|ilsit._laIlil ami anim ins car-

maii advance lro mNikoiaoi!._

wg fl of vnll-0 and can now be snb_ llefore tho* Gerniaiis can -strike at A1\IS'l`l'l-RDAM. .lilly 5.~Scvcii

» jected to a converging ilre from tht. Coiiipcigne either wcst of tho Oise by t110llSflnll tons of riiw cotton to be R

_‘Y _ _ l nm-ln and wont for n dlnlanne of “mn wiry oi' thc vzillcy of the Matz or be- divided iuiioiii: H-iiiigiii-y, Aiii-itrlat ond

_ B,-nl ,nllen ll ln along mls mam mud iwncn thc Oise and tht-_ Alana they Gf~i'inaii.v. have been sliippcd from

. - ‘ ' 111111 the Germans must movq, their "H151 115111 their way over several 'l`i|1l-H. llusslu, at-.roi-tiing in it .-eport

‘ l ' grglllcl-y for any snnlonn attack upon miles of thoroughly fortified ground. 110111 1_‘1ll11lll>0S1- '1`Wl’-111.V-HIX frflllrlll

Amlnnn from the south bank of the cars of the finest merino wool, it ir somme. ‘ GERMAN couwrcn -ATTACK on 11110011- fllrwidy liavnnrrivcd in

Ong A|’l1¢l'I» All.. fhis important tnciissi win tht- HAMMEL REPui_sEo AND 4 Budapest.

' L r \ _ LONDON, J I 5.-S I. A' r ,

nish const by ii U-boat. No de- (Special to the Guardian) nm.l1,ng|n"va;l;w;lnl:l.(;$f tiyllllllne `l:gS“U-:ln Kniglii, oi' l.oH<Hiii, Ongga iiieblilxr llsscrts that he never once left the hav,8_ been announced “H yet' - TORONTO Jul 5-The iisum iiffecii und is now oulv lieventecn I of the Uaiitidian Aiiiliulance Corps. "N59" at B"rH“' 'lm "ml" Yam' “Ve ‘ ` llnn nf nggg is glgnlcl. than Rohan 05: H0 foliphl, ill the Qnlll Hnllallnn ln, who was on the l,liiiido\'¢1i'y Castle.

or lmrom m.nv(,“ M mln mason of pin? inontlhi-i, iliciliil; part of the timg £\'-01.4 i-iiill(i)iiiiiiiniii]l(itIn lLit~klngilxi1'nial»nIll;f¢(i r um yuan what in mm ln that ren, ui. 'assiioieiiiae e, ut. he fortunately 0135’ HV0 lr e0ri:c i ceo 1 l peut iii the large centres is true also “*“‘“1’e‘1 1“Il"`§’- of th" ‘“"‘a“t°l" The King was mom (.

ln colihlry points. 'rn this large non. lie rms iwn brothers siiii st tiir f1.""llt';1lll‘1'1<‘r ltlllld 111111111' 111111011 '“““Y '

suiiiplion ou the fitrnin and in the l"°"'-- (1f‘-“Wifi "-1111 11l11`1`.V~ H0111 WOW* '1'“"" ""5 0 1° ymnm nm"

i ___. . siimller towns muy be ultrlhutoil iii ;W"l1"1“‘1~h 17111- l'r§‘-lf0Vl`-"0<1 111111 Wlllll “`_”*"°"

part uf leiist the sharp iicciiiilnl; "Wk '"1 0111111? 9811211111-

ty from th. lntcrnment camp receipts. Home relief of' the sllua- 'P11011' 111011191" _11f'l1-1'l‘91'- -101111 Ui- Ut llllllffdt IIC Bl'0l|g|'lt tion has been provided by the large 1-lwlly WHS 1111111 W0ll11l10f1 bllt he too

Hn" "ut Thursday to work mnvsmsni nf eggs from the prairie is hack asain hi the firing line. I

01| Bnfdlll B|'|||IU-IL ,Several cars arrived during the week 1011-'110W11 W110 1111111911 111 Ullhllda With U

_ -e, ami mor., nm on the way, M05; of the others is expected to arrive home

Sixty German prisoners from the these are seconds, und are not coin- 10135-1111- h i I I 0 (specml t° th' Gu-Ninn) ernment camp at Amherst, N.S., p:irublo lu iuialiiy with Ontario and 8 llfl 010 W ll 110 1 5l11l\11f1 llllw . _ . to he brought to P. E. Island nsxi. Prince Edward lslnnrl offerings. three months service in France. He AMS“"RDMl' ‘ml-‘I 5' `M"h‘"""‘"d

Thursday.nlght. With the military y 4 y r f age when he ‘ '

l l. oclock last. night, says n Constantin-

;|dsthe'::d'||‘|)n\;;e;s toaflczlglginmgg Isnt ;0I:gh`Yas Bent home on account or ople despatch received here yesterday

altogether in the party. The prison

ers will be put to work on the Borden I Summefsidz

V branch, doing such labor as ditching. ' THE' WEATHER P

ii r nr cars. i-is was in many or ins palms tl; illlcsfulxlrgllzllltllllé 'rhs hnny or .inim ii. itsiirsy, ishst., 1'EMPE`RA'1‘URE. ` n

is Hb be laid in Se tombor. Eleven M packer’ was' found yesterday furofl TIDE' MOON’ LTO

1’ noon floating near lIolman's whurl l °

'cars are now being fitted up at y - V ' *“*'- `

railway yard in Charlottetown for §::g:::§:g:;‘du]3f;?°;:’: £_L;%ig‘ffnd';;f ;0R0NT0- -11113’ 6`°(""’1 “Pd *‘h“W‘ - ____

Private Walter B Biadv nf Chai

was onl 1 ea s o

ci'

The title will he high this morning

ut 9.02. ioniorrow at 9.59 and Monday at 10.52; it will be high tonight ni. 11.56; tomorrow at 12.47 and Tuesday at 1.00.

The sun sets this evenini: at 9.02.

tomorrow and Monday at 9,01; it risen tomorrow morning and Monday at 5.44 and Tuesday at 5.45.

The monu acts tomorrow evculniz

al 7.30 und Monday at 8t30.

The- lust qiiarter of the moon was

on Monday. July lstfat 3.43 o.m.

There!-will lic a new moon on Mon-

asy. Jirly 8. ii 1.22 iizm. -

The length ot_teday and tomorrow

will be fifteen hours and twenty ‘min- utel. -' _ _

'Minis csusiiiiio slow io Huiis GENERAL 11

v ALLIED isoors

village of Hummel, whl¢h stands mv Within two hours the entire po- --- Tl MUSSEL MUD '-

~ " '. ' formed that the car

a considerable elevation about _a 8111011. Wllh 111! 10111' l”0Wl1 Of 1101101105- (Special to th Guardian) f- ie; m.l - -. . - south or the somms anti of ins ww lu the llfmfls Ol' the Australians- ivrri-i 'ruin /\i\ii§1tic‘AN A-rtMiEs ri(s;1>"ii.iia(sr 1;' IU.IisIII Hi§islII.M'iIm sin' HIM Domed out that the dredge

cet-ii night and day on the car fer

IMPROVING PERMANENT WAY

he Scotia is now being employed

ce old fines on thc railway. The

bring over an uilditloiiiil100,000

road or pulling iii zi third rziii he-

iiincrsldc.

if F?

- - _ . I. ti tl ‘ s . . - f

east of Amiens. Three months A 91110110 1la1‘1`a&!0. W111l'1l "011CCa19‘1 day morning followingqartliler pro- prop (mm I on mgul th" HIL “Drk

. _ _ _ y U§§“§I'§&'§§f..§".l'2..f§.’.§ff{N} §~",§‘f 21.2iT.'.§“Es`I'I.§l..§."§i..i"§°iI§{i.§I1§'I.lf..£"T?.- §"‘"“,"},“',, Th" °"“”‘y "““ “°“"`“‘°' fl,

- ‘ - un Li 0 . -

. . _ Australians who had been bliiettsuinrlllifl vlllfisc of llemmel Just beforc _______ .-,;,i`,.e,le.l gnc in of ,nun lm _l _

‘ ` ' a time during the Somme campaign dllwll 113’ B1'1l1l~11l 11V1l\101'S 111il1Bl'111111v’ -l-WEN-l-y NORWEG AN tothe trade of this rovinc pm *mu

o 916 in this region, nom- the lung. added to the success ol’ the opera- SIUNK ' p e'

- » ' of the Ancre with the Somine. 11010-. I . I E

b ht , h Fr nc ent. nu ti i' =‘-

werepugoigglg iggyllilefrlimtntélllnlglllg- sure ebpoiieGeil‘ni1i(i)i lines belgvbcgrthix lsmclal t° th° G“a'°‘"a") T ground. Thgy' hnvrfbcen maklng nfl. Oise and the Alana. Along it front ol' N("‘l<f_"3sgl;;l§(f/,giils `hxn,‘|l§5"T;;5°“`§.2;‘, hnu vance every now and again, at Cor- H11E11l1y0vc1‘ three inlle.-i on \Veflll0-S' nl-...sg ions have been lost Ilg' 'I' D10 ble and Vaire and in the high ground ‘lay 11193’ 111111611011 11101101’-1`1'1<fl1 1`_01`Wal'l1 hong "nl-l` mlnns nnllln J ,n0H;`hll.L. ltiii around Morlancourt, and now ot Hain- 111011 ""0 ‘lt "mm 1"’1"t” "wr “Ire” uni- men -ire missin' iizillusrlit- o~ llt) 1"

until may hay.; pl-ally well rn. quarters of at mile. lii the second benost ‘ 5’ pp 5"( U wi,

ered mont of the pgnlllnnn of -mn. lllizisc of the operations near Moulin- ' _ ufrigirintUcIII~CHnillcaggbltlaslliorllofffl tiltlslwsnsllls FINNS AND GERM/ms ne/lov ‘S‘”"""“ """"”"' (""””"’""“’W" fm" . The enemy temporarily oceu. were pi-sparing a coiintei'-attack and T0 MARCH ON RUSSIA ul

Ville;-5.l;re|_0nneanx neln,-0 lln, evidently found storm troops there ~*-*- .

Quentin oifnnslvn name ln an ond in very considerable nunibcrs |`or one (SPMCIHI 10 111° GUHFUIHN) -

when she gets into dry dork, and

reriiicst was granted as it was

ling ubnut 80,000 sleepers to ro-

lway lliaiiugcniciit is oiiileitvoring

li it view to either widening the

Wood Vaire, located between ilnmiucl T119 1-01111 51111911 mill -‘\l1“U'f‘11fl" "-HF' IN FRANCE, July 5.-/The (lerinanh drv dock slit- wouidpho tlt[?’iuve?lni'oi`I';i1i(1I1‘itrbd’i al st' llneulfs and and Viliers, materially improves the ll”-11108 Well* l'l¢`lll“-`01Y ll 1111111 01 1110 nitenipteti it small raid against thc some iinit- before bein I rivcrlinhl d t 81'), ‘A Hong 6 Us for

|lho benefit 0. the farmers. Mr. Ilayes explained that on account of shortage

.l-of engines, the work had been inter-

rupted, but that instructions had been ltiven to carry mud on regular trains.

= The ileputzilion expressed appreciation

oi’ this concession. but insisted that

what was wanted was ri special mils- - 1

sei mud train to carry the fertilizer ull over the province. Mr. _Hayes

""'§l'}i'_ &€li

_,v.._,__,,

thought that this i..ight be satisfact- -

orily arranged and promised to give the mutter his immediate attention.

iloth Mi. Kennedy and Mi'. Messer-

vey expressed iii--ir appreciation of thc liiiudsorie monner in which their rcpreseplaiions had been received by ,Miz Hayes. who seemed anxious to do all in his power to benefit the trade of Prince Edward Island. -

On titcouiit of having only fne

_ (Special to the Guardian)

LONDON. July 5.-Proof that the

of the front north ofthe Somine, --- er S soiinue non-gratue in ilussiit is con- tured 1.500 prisoners and, as (Special to the Guarldlan) ' ' " 13111011 111 ll 101101' 1`l‘\l1l1 111" Gt‘l'111ll11 ter’s correspondent put; ll_ "1-e. LONDON. July 5.~A German comiuiiiidanf or ii small lowii near ed to mere wraithg of what they counter attack gn I-lammel, Caplul-ell __ Moscoiv, who has lit-rn on the-_ vusi been the three German divisions” by Australian and American troops Mr. \V. I-l. [i`:1rror, Suninierside lmnl "i’1"*` th" °“l""""k of me “">` ding the sector under attack. The yesterday morning. was repulsed last received the sad news vesterday thu; Writing recently to it ueiiiml li-ii-nil tish troops north ol' the Sommo night. Field Marshall Haig reoprted his son Pte. Percy Ferrer was killed In e employed in the diversions to today . "Prisoners taken in yester- ill action in France on 'June 23rd Us eive the enemy, and these feints day's advance along the Somme new The deceased enlisted with the 105th “my d°' We are “H sick and UVM "I k about a hundred prisoners nuii exceed 1.300” the statement said, ‘,1\ -Battalion and wont lo Fmnce with th-T’ Wm' "M everyolm Wallis 1"’“"°' t the German guns busy wliiie the German field gun, it hundred nincliino tho 26th in .iiiiiu:irv_ lin leaves to tralians, effectively aided by tanks guns and it number of trench nioriars lllllllrll his parents.. two brothers aint' ich were admirably handled, swept. were captured. two sisters who have the lienrtfgii

- 1- mnniiiiistn $12,448 Giliilsi ctilniiiiiii

eng Unrest Two Arrests For 1 ‘Mme lslmd S°1d1¢"5

ln South Africa $1,000,000 Fire "om

'rhrss mars isinmi ssiriisrs from tht 'roitoN'r , .iniv 5.-12,449 was NEW YO"--. July 4.-More than

(Special to the Guarrilan) (Special to The Guardian) battlefields ol’ Europe arrived home collected ln0Toronlo to she iimiri fm- 110,000 men and women rt resentativ-

RETORIA- Jl-l1y 5--Premier ORANGE., TEXAS. Jllly 5-V~~'1`W0 on Tliur=irf‘iv iilglrt viz P I t I ~ » ' - los of tliirt" four nationalitlles were in ha. Of the Union of South Africa. men have been arrested by govern- lm lgnnll "n`nn of ll/lr "Jar va GLWH fwiaunn llofmnals find for mmtmmllliie yesterda behind a ronttn ent of issued a statement showing that ` ment agents in connection with li fire (jhnrlnllnlnwn pl-lvntn llneslw .kind ml: Brllisll dirman dtltho fmlm'lmm1Ainerican figlltinl men in theggreat- ous unrest exists in South Africa which yesterday rl`esi.rnyed the Orange nlll nl' (gnlnnnnla and p,.lvn'l ~|-HMDBINI fo] mdteridl for the uv ation H r ( “bs t-si patriotic paragie and pageant ever eng police und military iiic.isi_ii'i_-s Maritime Corporations ship yards lvllcllen nl Albany lnnn ,Sl l'M (l work' lwitiiesseillin Now York City It took being taken to cope with the , with a loss of two lives The plant rlnnnld cnlnn n l 'Chnl H at #_i_"_'_" lg l H ln na '

ation. and three nearly completed schooiie- latter len(-ln n 0 I it ouetowm URI _ laura

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-_ smed with ii total loss estlniateri at home ln Anan., | S

_ A H about s1_f20'0(?_0' All left here- with the 105th, all . _ . -

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steamer Orissa was sunk off the é~ Micke" was also wounded' "

Holland, he said: "Tlipy do not love here, and it is no good pretcirling

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IIKIY IS DEAN

IV Sultan of Turkey. died at seven

by way of Vienna.

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RUSSIAN SITUATION

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eaiize Russians Have No Love for-Them and They are Sick and Tired of War. German Press Admits Serlousness of Russian Problem.

_Why doesii' England meet us half way?" This st sms to he the feeling oven among the troops in the east. where <'on<iitions are calnparatlvcly easy. ‘

The Vossicho Zeiii-i-2 raises 'the

cry lhnt the Bros: iiitovsk treaty should be revised. 'l‘i_e political and niilir.-irj.' fmting gained by the Entente in i.ui=.1._1_ is looked on with growing ami. :ind any indications of Amerl; "F-'11 Liciiiry toward Russia are eagerly wntclicil for.

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ss the reviewing stand

Special to the Guardi n) LONDON, July 5.-Hon. Br. H.S.

Belurid, who has just returned to Eng- liinri no his return from Holland after being released from e German prison

for exercise in the prison yard, o. mnloiiorous small dark yard. sur- ouiided by very high walks and build- ings. At the end of the 'year word time that he was to be released.

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~ (Special to the Guardian) LONDON. July 5.-The outrionrl

event which aitmrsiiid most attention. yi-slerdiiy was the baseball game be-. tween Ariiericiin soldiers and sailors which Kliii; George attended with tho; Qncim niivl Princess Mnry. The King- ihrnw out the first ball. British news-l papers any that Preidoiit Wilson iiiust. reciprocate alter the war by coming to England and kicking nil at _foot-' onli. - -" ,'- Tlie baseball grounds at,0hBl!¢_ll: accommodate 40.000. Twice that her of tickets might easily »)iave beenn sold After the ’ attic Bjliglllhmerl

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