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HARL0TTET0WN» CANADA. SATURDAY. JUNE 3". 1917 _ :zoo mr van- (mimi) in Atlvnnea in cailuu, and woofer u. e
C _
600 PRISONERS IN
AND MORE ARE COMING
Intense Fighting in Vicinity oi Lens. - British
Made Brilliant Attack Taking Everything
They Started for. Germans Preparing to
Retire Again. i I
(Canadian Press Despatch.) \'drlllll“oll his l~e.~lel've:l_ Proofs of this
l1RI’l‘lSiI IIiCAIJQt`Ali'l`i§lt»S I\lturo seen ill tile gl'tldll'll llilllllllltlo
l-`i'nllce-tAllsoeilltelI l'l'essl)--iflgllllllg of the ellellly’>l nrtitlti.,-y thi., gtvmg
is nlorc Intense ill tile vicinity of clear illlprl-_~:siull ot' the general witl
Lens, 'l‘lle llritlsll llllllie :l lllrillillllt tlrtlwai of (lernlzlll llllttel'Ies. _ 'I‘lll.~i
llttlick lust' night. llurillt; ll blinding' lllca is r'olltll~lllt~tt in lullnissiolls I
I _
l‘llill tllnt :let-lzlllilullllvi ll tlllllldel‘f<iorlll- llerllll eulillullllic;lt.i<>lls that stlutcglt' S0SP~iI0\\1'\ Wlillid iflllliii 'I`UlILly Sit' Wil-
oil tl lltillllbel' ol' solltllwe.~ltel'I_\- stl~' rtlllsltlelutiolls have cnllileli the Iligll
bllrbs of tile gr:-:lt llllllillg i-ity, illrlu It-ollllllalltt to lradjllst the linen behind
NIORNiINO“iSESSIONS5 _  CONDITIONS _
ORi?S_HORTER SPEECH-ES ” IN IIIESOPOTAMIA
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5" `R0b€l°f ‘501'd¢ll MS 3¢1'V¢d' N0tiC¢ All Arrangements Perfectly Satisfactory,
*haf 5P¢¢CI\eS Must he Shortened. Soldiers well Provided lor, india Doing
Labor Member Threatens _St_r1ke. Everything Possible to Assist Army, Rus-
Mayor of Montreal, Civil War li Con- sia"s inaction a llindrance.
scrlptlon Adopted. _ I ____-_.__
III _
“I (From Our Own Correspondent.)
,.1 o'r'l‘AWA.- Yesterday sn- ltolieri
H .-lpeel-Ile.-l were not cllrtuiieli morning
Hol°dell .~lel‘vetl litftiee tllut if thc-
uollites lloukhobors anti conscientious
objectors, should not, ill the opinion
.of any of the -members be permitted
to exercise the frallchise
when the issue is com-
pulsory lllliitnry service. There will
also, ii' a franchise act is brought be-
frill agreed that two dllys next week
would close the debate so tllat u ili-
iling Avioll. All their ubjeelllw-s til i.ell:l. Ivlslon will como Wetlllesdily or 'i`lllll's-
attack were gaillixi und illtlvutliollel ure' I
day. The debate drugs along wltll
tllnt the Flritisll are still surging tor- BRITISH DROPPED 4,000 BOMBS no new 2ll'3\.\dnellts Dl‘9S@l\i9lI @IlI\Pi`
ward tolilly. Nearly :lix lllllldl'ell pri
stlllel‘~i already ilzlve been voilertetl illt
ctlgetl und lllorl- l~lipliv4-li are l-epol'lt tl
on the \v'l_\~ Illicit i'l‘oln the liglltillg
l`rnlll_ A llllllllll-l' of nlzlcllillt- gllll_~l_
also are l'ept.ll~ts-tl taken. Figlitillt;
tool; place in ant( ollt :llllollg liitll of
ruined 'luillliillgs, t-ollit-rs' pits, tit-r
rieks :lnil thc llslull litter :llul ,tlllral
- ON GERMAN POSITIONS.
llrltirlll :leroplalli-s llllvil dropped
lle:lrl_\' i'olll' lhoilsallil llolnllii llellllld
tile (il-rlllzlll lilies lvitlllll tell iveeks
llllll iltve take-ll three hlllldred photo-
|:l-:l|lll_~l tially.
GERMANS ADMIT‘ THEY WERE
BEATEN OUT.
tor or llgaillst the llill.
I Alpllollse Vervllle, I.a'llol' l.ih1=_l‘tli
llzclllllel' for Molltreal, proposed a ge-
llel':li strike ill till- 1-veil: of coll.~lcl'ip'
lion 'intl Melleric i\iartln, Mayor oi’
|Mr.~lltreal civil war, Tile government
§rel`ll>ll-.~l to ret:oglll1.o` \'ervIlie us u
tlelult-r of olgallized lahol' llnd the big
llllioll:-l say that collscriptiull will he
i’ore llarllament, be el- measure oi’
franchise conferred upon women.
With threeisuch important ques-
tions as rallw'nys extensions and
f'ra.llchise it is practically certain that
Parllalment will ‘be in session during
July and August. If tllere is no fran-
chise. act prorogation should come
within five weeks.
Except Hugh Guthrie and Dr. Mi-
chael Clark the Liberal conscrlptiou-
isis are albsent with leave. There is
on cleavage in the Liberal party and
(Canadian Press Despatch.)
LONDON-= Tlleilnillitary correspon-
dent -ot' the Times gives a long de-
tailed account oi' the present condi-
tions of the British forces ill Meso-
potamia, showing il complete colltrust
with the rcvelatoins in the report
on the Mesopotamian expedition,
made public Tuesday night ill thc
Blue Book. The correspondellt says
the army now there is .aulirubly pro-
vided and medical arrangements are
thoroughly satisfactory. A great
change has _occurred In india. which
still is the base of the expedition. nl-
though the control has been -trans-
ferred to the War Office at London.
Bombay is the base depot and is most
efficiently administer(->ti.' Shipping
and cargoes are well and quickly
polldellt says, is now doing nlorr- tllall
st-ll is rel-oivillg credit for. ller gl.-
vernlni=l'lt leeogllizillg the :-liacklless oi’
the past is dcilirlllille-tl to do all
lllllnzlllly possible ulltl altogetiler a
new spirit has arisen. 'i`hc writer
says events ill lluslla considerably ill-
iluelilfe the Brltlsll position ill Menu
potalllill and ln colisl=qllellt'e of lllc ill-
ftction ot' the Rllssiflll ilrlny ill the
(‘ullcusun the situation of General
Maude, Commander-in-tjliief. is ratii
cally changed. ii? lilo Russian otfell-_
sive under General Ylldevltcll ex-
('om1n1llder-in-(‘llief c-l the Callcaslls
Illini been prosecuted ,the Allglo-‘llllllall
nrluy would now folnl the left flank
of the Russian line. General Vudo-
vitch was removed and no oi’l‘ell>ll\'e
has occurred. The situation requir-
handled and hospital arrangementsied and presumably received the cul'-
llilal'li1lIia'oi` u lllillillg settlelllcllt, olli_v
Ill this (fuse the tallglc had beell lllalle
Illcecptctl and supported. As for Ma-
are very good. Everything is efii-'nest attention ot' the British govern-
`SIAIIII|NG_ EVENIS
EXPEGIEIl_IN GERMANY
(Canadian lireml Despatch.)
l.t)Nl'lUN_- A special despatch
front liuttclvialll says it lsillferred
‘that lu view of thi- gagging of the
Gerlnall press, iilllt solilething drama-
tic ha.-l llappeneli or is a'bou`t to hap-
, pr-ll ill Gerllltllly. They quote the
l"l‘allkt'llrt.cl‘ Zfzitulliz eouiplailliug
that it was eo-lnpclletl to igsttg tts po.
litical section, until furiller notice
without all"illdepellt|t»n( t_-__\tpt~t;ggit-yt, Ut'
opillioll. and s‘l_\‘.~: till: rt-lls<;~l'sllip llo\v
far ext-cells ull_\‘tIlillg |»l'evioll.~l. The
prt-ess is lit-c:l:l,l't~ll to be eoulpietely
lliuzzloli. it is said tile ronl .secret
ol' paper sllortllgo is tilt- govfwllnlelll
tllove to eollltll-I lll_>w_-;|l;lpt~l's to print
such hurt: ne\\‘_~a as is allowed, exclu-
dillti :ill ctinlllleiltzlttl-.'_\' llllltter. Tho
belief' is extilesnl-li in liollulld that
the llexl weelt~l lllt-elillg, of the Reil':ll~
tsag lllay Drolltlci- slultllng develop-
me-nts
t ._.._._..i_.._.._
GREECE SEVERS I
_ REIIIIIIINS WIIH HIINS
(Canadian Press Despatch.)
ATlll§.\IS,---Greece has servered
greater by shell tire of ulally ulolltlls
The llonllllll'tIluellt which pl'eeeetiet
tile. al.tuck..was._czli;cied_uui,.un_a_I;li1;l5;
lvldc il<.llt .lllti uns ol llllt .~llghtl_\ ll.~..
intensity than that wlliell pl'et-eetll-l
sonle of greater lletiolls on tilt- llri
ti>=ll front.
BRITISH GAIN EVERY OFFENSIVE
SET OUT FOR. _
(Canadian Press Despatch.)
l.0.\lDo.\:.- 'l‘ln»_' ln-lllsll last nlgln
ill all ol1'ellsivt» lgaiued their whole ob-
_ (Canadian Press Despatch.) I
I lll<1ltLlN_- A German official state
nlollt___tllls nt'tel'nol:-:i -makes an admis-
sion that. after ti bitter halld»to-handi
t battle the Ellglish occllpleti the fore-I
_ lilost lille nt' our tlelclice.~l »lletweell`
t)|lp_y ulltl t‘:lvl‘eIll>- willtllllill. 'I`llis
_point lies llortllcust ol' .1\l'l'zli-1 und'
solltllttlsi o\` l.ell_<_ I
FRENCH DEPUTIES IN SECRET’
SESSION.
(Canadian Press Despatch.)
yor l\lartin‘.~. threats government
lllenroers retort that citizens wllo
wont fight ill Fllllltlers wollt fight ally-
wli'.\l-o.
The l\'IiIitary Service Act will he
followed -by railway legislation and
then the extension resolution will
eo-me before the Uomniolls. -Its fate
is already decitled. Sir Wilfrid Lau-
rier, all the Liberal anti-conscriptloll-»
isis and most of the Liberal conscrip-
ilolllsts will oppose its adoption and
the day the military service bill
leaves the commons it will be as uni-
ted as it was at the opening of'the_
present session. All the Liberal con-
'scriptlonists will contest the next
|election as supporters of Sir Wilfrid
il.aurier, reserving independent action
on collscriptton. A union party is
still possible but tile representation
'fronl the Liberals, with one or two
exceptions, nlust come from without
the present parliamentary represen-
it is unlikely that it will ‘be pressed toi tation of that party. Botll parties
zl division. Fol_iowillg the exampleiare now in equal strength in the Se
of Australia, it federal franchise actinate but on the conscrlption -bill the
will prohaill_v be illtrotluccd if a ma-'goverrluient will lose the votes of Se-
lective. suys a telegmllll from llritisll I'-‘\|US~*` 'Vim I"\‘€ii‘fI\ Ch““\"0i` “I_
, Ill-tllltios went illtn- secret session this
lienittllarters lu l~‘l‘allt'e_ The ilrl
ufterlloon.
fish elptllreti the Gerlnan forward po-
sition.-l on a two thouslliid ,vartl l'l't'll
and west of tippy in the Arrus sl;-_r
tor. Tile oflleiul >~.ttltemellt sa_\'.~l tilt
Ilrit.ie-'Il e:lptlli'l~|l pl'i:~lollel'.~‘ :llltl lllal
t-llilue gulls. 'I`lle_v also eolltillue to
VG I’/\I{l.\`_--v l'ieked Gt-l‘lll:lll trot:-tl_~l
1
galil grolllul south ol' Stnlcile'/, Rive
:lilil have elltcretl the lowll ol' Avitll
`_vlol_sNT GERMAN A'rrAci<s
. l=All.so col/lr>l_s'rlsl.v.
(Canadian Press Despatch.)
,tlllule ll heavy attack last night oll
l\'ertlllll lleal' iliil 140-1 and .f\vorol|l't
zlllollt two llliles sotltli of l.l~lls. '|‘lle, __
illaienlellt l`oIIows: ll)-.ll'ly lust lligll
we llttarked ului vllltllretl lilo i>llelll_\
t'ol‘w.iltl poetililfli oil :l frolll ill' illlllll
two lliollsalule: _vurtlll elolllll and wer.
of llppy. 'l‘he whole of our obj(-l
tives was gllnlieti :llld _tl illlllllllel' o
pl'isollol'.~l and lnai-llillo gulls were tu- -
ken ily us. Uni* tl'oops el;-lliilllle tll`
gnill grollllll oll :l wilto t`l‘ollt south uf
tllc Sollcllez liivi-l' und, llllvo clltcl'ctl
Avloll. A l`lll‘illl~l' liulllhel' of prison-
ers alui llizlrllillc gulls llzlvt- been call-
tllr~‘d Ill this uri-ll. A Illlstlle raid
Ing tlarty wil:-l l'e|>llle=l‘ll dllrillii lll“I
lliuilt north of t'liel'I.<_\'_ \\'t~. sllet-t-its-I
I`llll_v rllitlell elu-lll_\"u 1l‘elll‘lles ati-lltir
eltut of l.oo.~t_
GERMANS PREPARING TO liET|liE
ANOTHER STAGE.
(Canadian Press Despatch-)
.‘\'I'l\V \'()llI(_» .-\ rilleeilll eilllle t
tho lleruld l’l~olll |’.'ll'I.~i dated 'I`hlll'.~'.-
tiny follows. A l'orl‘e~l|lolldl~lli Ui' ill
"3 ISIIINII SIIIIIIER
's SERIIIIISIY WUUNIIEII
ning hlsili. ile says if is not llll
Petit .lollrlllll oll tilt il|'iti.~'Il t`l't'llt
liovefl that thi- (ierlllullli lluvv decide
to evllcullte I.l-ns und thi- wllolt- lll
| \\tloiI_ ;l|'tl\l~ trip(-eilllly sevel'e sllel-
-5 ling. .
I 'I`o|Ia_\":i oflieilll :ltzltelllelll _-lays the
| alia.-k ll/as llisol'gzllliv_etI'by tile l‘.ll-:lrp
. re|»ly ol I-‘l~t~lu-ll lll'1illt=_l'y :lull that the
f liel~nl:lll:: olltlliliett li footillg at only -.l
few pf.-lllts Ill tho first lille. This
ntorllillg tile Gel‘lll'.llls lillulle allotllcl'
violrlli ef`fol'i east of Iilll Il()-1. ‘Il
fllilell coillpleioly. Gcrmuns were :lc-
iivt- on till- Aisllu front. lllso. All
their :lttacks wel'e l‘eplllscti.
RUSSIANS DISLODGE ENEMY.
(Canadian Press Despatch.)
l’lC'l`lt()ti»liAll,- iiolllntllilllu frollt --
till the (`ll\ll~ill-illll frollt we tlislotlgeti
the ent.-lily ill the llIl'<-t-tloll 1'.-i' Ser-
I luerlli on 'l`lle.~il|'l_v llllll l-aptltreti the
lown of Sl-l'llet<|ll. We replll:-led 'l`ul'-
kish attacks ellst ot` llllstllu. Avlll-
l _
,, llostile lllr .~=t|ll;llll-oil llroptled libout 15:1
bcnlhs Ill tile region of l{o7.ot't`.
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jority of the members have their wish
Iglatllied. Under that act citizens
of ellcnly allen birtll are disfranchis-
_ed during the war and a certain pe-
riod nfter the cessation of hostilities.
I ill the recent elections in Alberta anti
Saskutellewall tllc allen euolny vote
_ wus solidly mobilized on thc conscrip-
_ loin issue and voted against Conserva-
,tivo t-ulitiidatcs because their pul'ty‘ at
Ottliwu w..l.~l responsible for the coll-
.scl‘ip'it'.~u llleaslll‘e_ Tllosc exempt
‘from nlilltary .'-c~\‘vil'e, such us Mell-
natorn Montplfliser, Landry and Beau-
bten. There wlfl`liiiwevel' file a num-
ber of English Senators support this
measure and among these is Hon. He-
witt Rostock. the Liberal leader.
Others expected to vc-te with the go-
vcrnllnent are Senators Watson Dom-
vlllo, l’rowse, Talbot and lleith. There
will also, before the vote is taken
in the Senate, be at-least six more
(‘ollser\/atlvo Senators appointed
which will guarantee the passage of
;the bill by the secolld chamber.
_tor i.t-hlllnll sllot down tl. German air-
’ iI.lllt» ill tilt- regioll of I~‘lulll:lt'_ A
GIINSERVAI IVE GUNVENTION
- - AT IIEURGETUWN,-K_GII_
Mr. J. ll. Stewart, li. C., ilnanimonsly Nonli-
nated to i-‘lil the Vacancy Caused by
the Resignation oi lion. J.A. iliathieson
Premier Arsenanlt_
Resolutions Adopted Expressing Confidence I
in Party, Provincial and Federal illld lo
~ 1
ciently organized. India, the corres- lnellt, the writer concludes.
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I HIS
Premier Arsenault was given uno-
ther splendid proof of the apprecia-
tion of his fellow pul-.islllollers on the
honour conferred both upon him and
them in his appointment to the pre-
miership of the provnce, when on
Thursday evening he was given zl
rousing we-lcome in Egmont Bay Hail.
A congratulatory address was read -by
Mr. J. F. Arsellault to the Premier.
“the worthy son of ii liable sire," a
fitting reference to his futher, the inte
Honourable Joelepb O. Arsenuult
whose long and clean politit-_'ll ea-
reer is 'still looked back upon with
pride by ills fellow eoilntrymen. Tilt-rc
were present at the receptloll to Pre
mier Arsenllult, Rev. Father Bou-
drenull. l’. l'., of Eglmont Boy, Mgr.
J. C. Moheun, Sulnmerslde; -Rev. J.A.
McDonald, Grand River; Rev. Fntllel'
Lossier oi' St. Josephs College; Rev.
PREMIER ARSENAULT
GUEST UF IIUN-OUR IN
NATIVE- PARISH
.__1i._._-_?-
Dr. Gauthier. Palmer Road; liev. Dr.
`Mc»naghall, Miscouclre; Rev. Joseph
Gallant. St. Dullstan's College; Siler-
lff Wright, Sumlllersidc; Mr,” Adriail
Arsenuult_ barrister, Suilllnersitle.
Mlessrs. S. E. Gallant. John 0. Arse-
nault ant] u llllmbel' of other prollli-
nent resitlellts of Egmont llay and vi-
cinity. After I’rclllicl' Arsellolllt had
respollded fittillgly and l`ci-iillgly to
t_lle kindly worllell address, .~lpt+ct~lles;
were given hy all the t'|el'gymcn above
lnclltltlllell :lull by sr-veral of the
others, :ill expressive <1-f' the general
appreciation tllrnugllollt the district of
the distinction 'won for his consti-
tuency and his fellow eollntrymell ily
the guest of honollr_
Tile pl'c<»eedillgs tllrollghout were
most nlljoyable and fittlngly closed
wllth the (‘anodiun iiynlll xlllq the Na-
Fcltller Arsclluult, Mont tlarmel; Rev.
tloll_;ll Antlleln. _
_-_-_-_ _=__;»~» _-_'_____ _--_..___._____V
diplomatic reIllt_ioll.~l with Germany,
/\lls!rl.t llllllgary, Bulgaria and Tn,-_
key.
550 SIIIGIERS
AGGIVE IN HIIIIEIIX
(Canadian Press Despatch.)
IlAI.|l=‘.»\X.-- Alllltllel' stea-met' ur-
rivcll in llulifax this luorlling from
ldngiand with 550 oiliccrs and lllen, all
l‘0lUl‘llifti for furiilcr treatment or to
be tiist‘lial'r_vti at mellically unfit. -
._'.__ __
Islll llilllllll
Plllloi slllltlll
Tllert- wus ~on>*Etiel‘alll-~ excite-
ment, il- lilo' lirillitv of tht, Police
.\‘tati-all uhoni :i_2ttl lint on-liillg. when
it was learned that it mall, named.
William Mellllli_<, ll 'lahol'er_ who
had been arl'l"stcd about 9.15 died in
his cell ill the Police Stnt10n_ Tho
_man was arlestcd ill Cllandlel' &
llcll's gallgway on Kent Street. lie
was about Iii yellrs of age and
leaves ti wife and faulily.
The t`ol'ollel' llr. VV. J. P. Mc-
Millan ilnpallllelled tl jury ag £01.
lows:
A. A. licllllnscey. foreinan, Geo.
Bl.-l'l'il:,ull_ (lilac-_ Mt~l`_\:l`.‘lllItl_ l\iil:l1:‘»__-l
Bt-l~l\il_;all, (it-_ort;e_ Ihnuglas, Arteluas
('lll'rnll_ and .-\llu-'rl_ l,odl:\-_
tlflirer lltllllillitzk Iltiyli- testified to
huvillg with 1lt1lt‘\'l~'I`. Hlll‘pPl'. :lr-
l-estl-d thu til-ci-zlson ill (`h:uldler 
ill-il's. t;ailg\\'uy on Kr-nt. Street. H0
wat.; in eolllpiilly with two others. il.-
was ftitlillt: down. Ufliepr Harper
told llilll to get ll|l_ ill- rlllllti not and
lllliy. the tllin~el=. tllok llinl botweell
them to tile. ritlltioll, where he was
sealvilctt and ;l hottie partly full of
luln was lakoll lrolll lllln_ lla was
put in tl t-ell. \\'illloss tllell wont out
on his beat and relurlled shortly af-
ter uint-_ Sertgl Taylor wllo was at
Tho Liberal Conservative (‘oll
gventioll was held ill the Georgetown
llull ut twu u'clock ye'sterday und
wus well attended. Mr. J. W. Me-
Phee, the convener, occupied thc
irhair, Mr. W. S. Easton acting as
Georgetown, expressing regret nt tht
lost; to the constituency of Preml-ei
Mnilltr.<on’s invaluable services as la
l'epl‘eselltative' and confidence ill the
new Premier.
Mr. Mclsnne. the Conservative
l‘ea:lolll‘.lllo to lllilllt that the illvllller,
rl U t‘lleverle of Sollris
' ~ . \ i
is lleillg flltfllll' tlrllwll tuwhrd .xl new |““`IV‘-li li '“I"g‘“'“ 5"' "lay
l‘et;tiIlt‘l\tIoll of lli~i sllllents lllltl eco-
liolnies 0|’ ills t`l‘l:-ut to balllllec til
re-nssurlntl; news will come iihol‘tl_\
_______.__._--
THE V\'E.'\'l‘[lER.
'\`l*l.'W |‘ERA'l`U`RE. .
'l‘IDE» H0015 . E'l`(7.
to uolltllollst wllltlll: lvilowel-y.
The liigllelil. tolnpelatnt-t-_ l-t-<.tlt~tlt-tl (canldun pr," p“p.¢¢h_)
.-5 ; A- ,_ '"4 tl »; t ll p, nl. ,__ . 4 ~
iv;    T":0miY(:hlPl;' mp pw nliiiitiilagtwnencolil tciggiussliieidilgi   rc 
I ll h' '_ 1", love. ` ' _ _ .. ._
vout l K t une l n tlnvtl-George snltl flint it the wot- _  _  
The tide will he high this eveuilll!
' carried un-z-tninlousiy_ and was nc A resolution was also move
eeptetl by Mr. Stewart
_.__ ._____.__ _ _ _ __ ___ - _ ._.______ ._____.______., ,_,..,_____.,., -.~_-_:_-,-_-_-__-,-_-_-_ _-_ _'_-_~-' \ :_ _-_:.1 A _'_ :_ , _'_ _
ll ".17 tollwrrow in ii-‘-‘U “““ M""' nnonlam ctnn-llnletl n .tingle liourbfr, (canadian Preis nnnmb.) `  _ ' _ _
I I .
e"i\' nl ll.‘.!'l; it will ho Illltlt l0\\i0i""’“'
at alia _
fore the Aliisfi l’°"'"“ "`“°“°° "ml o'l"l‘AwlA_- A llst of las -eslnnn ...__
_ " ‘ » "_2i' 1 l 'l`llc:uilly _
lit i.,.li»_ Moulin; at 1 » lui and they mg lt.-t out to attain at the ties announced at noon |n,_mdaH we"
d -b tl e (Canadian Preu Despatch.)
fllllllly tiolllilllltt-tl lllill rlltli'-l_v slillkt-ll, Mieha _ ' . 1- t.-.t~_¢|-stat-y_ nominee ot’ the County, then address
` ' - - l ' “im After the business of the' meeting exl the meeting and in conclusion
itll! tI\I\t hh' *Oli U' MI"h“"l m“`°"` was explained Mr. J. D. Stewart. nlovetl n resolution ol’ confidence in
til d i istratiol
evil* of II16 NA- 2’ (f°i"“""l-" th” 98"' K_'(‘_, was proposed by Mr. E. B. the port and in e a lu n 1
0 llntlflf MHi0\` I’f0“”‘*’-I I” “e"I°""ly McLaren of Georgetown and second- of Sir liobert Borden. which was
-I` Sho I" “h°“ld°r' “nd . b Mr. Joseph McDonald* of seconded by Ml'. Jerome McLe'-an
wollndct. gun t _ ed y
lltlck- M\H‘I\ >*.V“ll"‘II‘.\' I9 fel" mr Panlnure island, to fill the vlicancy.’nnti carried unanimously.
the fulllilv' ulltl all hope tllnt more on ming put ,U the mee,h,g_ tl was _ d b
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Mr. J. D. Stewart, seconded by Mr.
The llleettng was then addressed R J McLellan, expressing regret, nt
A A he illness of Mr Archibald J Mc
IENNN GEORGE UN hymns J.Mwew»M-L-- -" < - - '
_ resolution was next uloved by Mr. l`.'olislhi._ the late l'ep.'res-tlntative of
Xldlltns l'.| hit-_l)`ollu.ld., liullnchillg. 'his district. after which the meet
.FORONTO Jum _,Q ,_.m\,hL_,,_,, seconded by Mr, E. D. McLaren. ing closed.
A GROUP OF P. E. ISLANDERS AT THE CANADIAN MACHIINE GUN
DEPOT.
g . . . .
November, 1915 at Winnipeg, 2tt Bn. transferred to 44th Bn., 4th Division
5 months in Frince; lnvnlided from the Somme; now No. 2 Co. C.M.G.D_
Lieut. Irvine G. McLaren. Charlottetown. Enitated 18th Dept., 1915. Ar
rivld in England iept. 24, 1918, with drift of offlctlrn. Posted from C.M.S
to 40th Bn.; iranlferred to C M G D. 14th Jan.. 1917, in France Maj. F.B
al Lleut., Charlottetown, 82nd Regt. draft to 12th Bn. C.E.F. On Mach
ine G n I ruotlonal work since arrival in England 0ctot.“r. 1914 Men
tion with the war. Pie. S. R. Lowe. Charlottetown, enlisted Pentlcto
in Franco. Buried by shell Jan. 1916 near Meuinn. No. 2 Co. C.M.G.D.
Pte. R. A. Hardy. Ttgnlsh, enlisted Summerside 26th Mlay. 1915. 551
- Somm Bl tl 13, ‘|916
Lef to right. (front row)-Pic H C Mcwiiliam, Eldon, enlisted 11th
il rbi _ . . _ -
tioned tothe Gdcretary of State for War for valuablg service; ln eannec.
Bn., drafted' to 8th Bde. M. G. Co., 3'/3, month: in France, wounded at the
d
his til-_lt_ ll-.ki-il \\'l1lle.:'w to have a
look at the llri.~ioner. 'I`lli:~ he did
|allll folillti hiui sitting down on a
bent-ll, llllpalolltly nil right. Witness
l't-_tllrlioil ut 9.217 mul- found prisoner
.fitting in il stooped position at the
far t-lltl ol' the llellrIl_ llo opened tho
door und folllld plisollel‘ b-lack in
the face. l-lt' telopllolled for Dr. Jen-
kins. lie was not Ilollle_ Dr. Ilotlwell
was thcll phoned tor, lull. the mall
,wus aloud oil hi.-1 arrivlli
Officers llarpcl' and Allull Mb-
lilllir- also gave cvillellt-e rollt-ernllli;
the almost. Marshal Vunieron and
Sgt. Taylor also gave evidence cou-
cerning the tirlest und eollitiiloll of
~ nrl.=oller, thu intl.:-l~ »=l;ltiln: that he
had lllel _Nil-Illllis ol. Qlleon Square
' ill the a1`ti»'rnnoll :lull said. “\'ou're
- taking liollletlliillx, \\`llliunl_“ lie re-
. plied that lu- had nn awful (lain in
McRae, Pownal, volunteered from Bonton` Mass.. Aug. 4th, 1914, enlisted tho breast, anti hall' not _-dept luuch
-_tile prc\‘io\t.‘l night.
‘_ Dr. liedweil testified to having re-
ceived il message lhtlt ll msn was
dvlng ni the l‘olirt- Station and re-
,, _ _
s_c_. oct. 25, 1914. soul Bn. Drafted to lslhan. M_o_ section: 14 months' estell him in rome or lllllfklv ul
qu _
po.~isibie_ I llrrivetl :lt_ thu sestion
h about fillet- lnllllites inter to dull
Wm. Mt-lnllls det-ul. I would any be
wnn (latin ll or -10 niillutw before I
got In-#1-llokcll to tit-lllh. the ovitiencn
'rho sun sein thin' evonlllll ““‘I Gif”
nlorrow at 808 and Molldny at 8.01;
it`rlses tomorrow morning llnd Mon-
day at -1.35. llnd Tllosdlly nt 4.30-
Tlle nloon sets tomol'l‘0W m0l`"|“¢
nt l.l8 and Mnlitlay nt 2_0l. _
hPi-tIl\l1|¥lK Of Ulf’ War' It Wnul ° ' ty killed, three died of wounds' anti
greatest disaster that ever befell mall- 57 musing'
kind. _____._.___--
1 ING `|t}V]l'N'_I'B ‘NEW YORK- More than 2,000~Councii idea of a general strlk
. - _ IOM _ ~ '
1"" nm' "“"'°r "I nm "mn" WM J J British (‘ana\iians in the United Still-Ttllrollghc-ut Canada as a means
nll Wi~t|ncluln_v. .luno 27th. at 11.08 ti.
lu.
Tile moon will be fllll on Wednes-
iiliv. Juiv -ith at ~1.4l ll-"L
Tho length of tollll_\ lllnl tolllorrow
l iilirty-
will be thirteen hours uni
follr nlilllltes. _
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Mlnartvo Llnlmellt aura ioolhlohl-
Mundi" Jun? 8' 23° D' m' at Mlm' not been accc lcd, enough have quail
1
Mln|rd||..il1l|ncn cureeqnrgotlnuowe mr naming!
I
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- - r ~ "W in-1”' ;_;__»-¢qvudl»gn»¢a»»»~---» -- --~J   ,__ '
~ ' , ` _ ‘ I _ V _ _
u"°'g" ”.1f2‘f“,,_'d ”`_,__ _ lm nt-tl to form tt -nnosllnn and li lnlll,
and they have been sent _to Canada mn-,.¢~. uqm,” N". ¢|¢g¢m,,|-_
T Of
ANNOUNCEMEN 8’ es had volunteered for enlistment at __ ,emm the 8n(m_c‘n‘ of comc\.|p_
lIEETI'NGs» BTO. the British recruiting station here up pr" g
_ to tant night, according to Brigadier- U0"-
Geueral W A White. who is in A monster meeting of labor men ho
vt' ll Y k lil tilut meets on -. - ~ _
omwa Ur R P colnnllllld Willie all these men have been m||,,,| for Sunday ntghg
QUEBE(‘_- The local union of the
- ' lneers last night en-
______--1-1-' u_ 8_ EN|_|s1-_ Smtmnary Enz
CANADIANB ‘N Idorsed the Calgary Trades and Labor
Q .
wounded at the Suri-uno ieth Sept.
cl
e born ln lc. of P.E.l. parents, enlisted In B.G_, 121s! Bn. Now on dra
for France. new in France. Ptc.D. M. Stewart. Mount Buchanan, en-
listed Charlottetown. 7th Aug. 1914. 82nd Regt. Draft to 12th Bn. lnvalidoti
from Vnlelrtier. inlllhd second tlml, Charlottetown. Srd April, U15, 35!
Bn. Drafted to 15th Bn. M_G. Sectton. 4 ionthn In France. Wounded ,.¢.t,,,-,ml ,, yank( ~-tptmt .tat-¢.,\|@¢_
9 It the Somme 26th Sept.. 1916. No. 3 Co., C.M_Q.D. Pie. J. H. Buchanan ,.am,._ to ht, duty, on ,yung 29th' tn
Eldon, enltbtsd 1058i ln.. Charlottetown. New ai Trench Warfare Sehn
Now 104th Bn. Witiéy, Pte. H. C. Wood. Pownal, enlisted Sa|katoon.wt1t|t- nntler the influence of lfquor_".
53rd Bn., Bin July. 1915. Drafted to 42nd Bn. 3 months In Francie an at --~-»-------
lrlgaao wlrer. lnvalldeti to England Aug. lole. No. 4 ca., c.M.o_b_ plum; Llnlmone num colon, out
9.' P - _
L‘|f\'1o right (back row.)-Pte. l. C. Pound. Charlottetown. enllsie
Regina. 4611i Bn., transferred to 53rd Bn., then to 101lth Bn., and than to
No. 2 Co. C.M.G.D. ngw In France. Pte.B Ballmer, B., Went Royal?
enlisted Re inn, Alth n drafted 'io 58th rl. 3 months in France. Win
ww -Nm 2 bb” c_M_°_D' Pm Fon” effort st vomiting the food. It went
it
ig.
yt
ol.
ot which can be seen hy on examina-
tion of the body. lie had been
eating vnlllled lobster--making an
back cutting off the breathing. Tho
mouth and throat were full of -inb-
ster. l would say the cause of lilo
death was ohokinln'
h After having the facie the My
the rollin- l-mtlun from 1-lwlung.
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