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-_ _ononmaslt zs,_;io1s_ A - - _ . 'nm  ' TOWN GUARDIAN Pxosraslh 
. i `-fist" ‘l \ Cl
_
_ York fur buyer, is in Summerside. “nd ‘mining in Enfllmd 0|' lil ¢0ll~
_ _   ML C_ F_ MDn.|sey_ Tisn`|Bh_ in Prime Minister cabled Generzil '1`urn‘~
' ' ~' ~ ln the cny ye,|_e,.d“y_ ‘ er. commanding the Canadian forces
Reghlatestheliver and “
kidneys andpurifies the _
blood. A ‘scientific com-
pound of herbs, ‘barks
“ml fQ<>,fs_f°ndiS°=S¢S °f
th; digestive system,
C0 Stipaiion, dyspepsia,
liverand kidney troubles, _ |
sick headache, and all `
blood and skin diseases
i
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XMAS TREE AT PETER'S ROAD.
The Xmas Tree of the Peter’s Road
Sunday School was held on the eveli-
ing of the 21st. inst. Rev. A. Su-
therland, pastor, presided and in an
able address., showed that while we
shculd make the Christmas Tree an
occasion of enjoyment f'or_ the chil-
dren, we should through it teach them
the- grc:it` privileges we' enjoy as citi-
zens oflthe British Empire-_ To do all
we cairto lnakexiit comfortable for
“Our Boys" at the front. who are
fighting to. nlaintain our liberties.
The- following excellent programme
was then rendeljed by the children
and choir, which cannot be particular-
ized._ _
PROGRAMME. i
Opening-Chorus; Remarks- Rev.
A. Sutherland; Duett-Misses Bears
and Ml1cl..e'an; llecitation-Daisy
Johnston; Reeitation-Lillian Johns-
ton; Motion Song-10 girls; Recita-
tion-¢George Johnston; Singing-
Clive and Lylie Boehner; Recitatien-
Sadie Carver; Ladies-Chorus; Reci-
tation-May Butler; Singing-4 little
girls;. Recitation-John M. MacLean;
Singing-Quartette ; Reoiltation-Edg-,
nn Jenkins; Chorus-Boy's Class; Re-
citation-Laura Van Iderstine; Solo-
Mrs. Hugh McPhee; Recitation-
Lloyd Butler; ‘Singing-Two girls;
Recitation-Lau-ra .McLeod; Quartette
--R.ecltatio_n--Annie McLennan; Reci-
tation-Annie Porter; Chorus. ,Solo
and Chorus, (All join ill chorus); Of-
fering, refreshments. Arrival of
Santa Claus. Distribution of gifts.
God Save the King.
Mrs. A. Morrison and Mrs. A. A.
Johnston deserve special mention for
the splendid work performed by them
in bringing the musical part of the
progl'amme to such a high state of ex-
cellence. Santa Claus came along
at the right time, and was much
pleased with the decorations and dis-
play and the large number of chil-
dren present. But his eye was bent
on the "Tree" and it took him nearly
two hours to do the job. When he
next- comes to town may l_ be there to
see .-"Critic" '
A SOCIAL DEADLOCK.
(Lithia as he was, Edward knew a
little about fathers, especially his
own father, so he approached the dif-
ficult question on hand dubiously.
.“I<‘~ather," he said, “John Burton is
going to have a birthday next week.
and he said he was- goin' to invite
me. And l’ve got to take him a pres’-
sent."
"A present?" snorted 'Edwards Hl
father. "What for?" °
“Because I must," said Edward.
“All the kids take presents." f'
‘1That‘s all nonsense.” declared ‘ll
present here- or a present there. If
you can't be invited without taking
a present you'd better n'ot go.”
Edward made no reply. The next
day his father regretted his hasty
words to his unhappy-looking little'
son.
"Edward," he said, "ll bought a
couple of books tonight for you to
take to John’s party."
“It's too late now, father." said
Edward Uloomily. I licked him to-
day so he wouldn't invite me.”
ACHING TEH H
RELIEVEU Ai HUME
S_loln’s Linlment Rohn Toothachs
of its Terrors. Pain Vunishss In
A Few Minutes.
No need to pace the floor all night
with the agony of a throbbing tooth.
8ioan’s Linimsnt will_quickly relieve
the pain and give your rest.
A singl application and the pain
usually disappears. Sloan's Liniment
(eta right into the root of the trou-
.'h|g_ up g qgqlng, balm it reliev-
eg ¢;:;:|c|:gt:0p, End _gn a few minutes
_toot_ e are uce .
'ro sootlhe tho thi-ob of ii tooth than
pains will nouralgia. apply Slvvll
unlnierg ontornoliy.__.ll_cl1§_\s r;;_l:_=_<;l_°_B
r gm, gou . r s .' »
l\\liilb'lziI;o,I chilblans. sprains _and stiffl
neclt can also be most effectively
treated - with Slosn’s Linimlllt-
Cleaner than mussy Dllllefl 01' D001-
tuigs._ _ _
_t K .< ' on
i<5loari`s¢ 1
_ Natures 1 
 ~~------~--~¢~- PERSONALS sm noszlrr sonozu ssuns
cl-lmsruas onarrmes To _ _    
__-_ ) (
wx;-___ J A Brac? d summemldm - CANADIAN TROOPS OVERSEAS -
yes er ay. _ ' l" ‘
OTTAWA Dec. 26.-Christmas reet
Mr. -James S. I-lanson', the NOW
business trip to Halifax and Sydney
Mr. Richard Lea, Montreal is pay
ing a visit to`h-is mother M"s_ W. C
Lea. Victoria,-v
Mr. H. lt. Profltt, Victoria made _u
gllsinev trip to Bradalbane on Tues-
ay.- . _`
Mr. Charles |Trainor of the C. P..
R- 0lll0€8. Winnipf/3. is visiting his
homs in Charlottetown. _
Mr. 'Lorne Lea, student at 
of Wales College, is spending his ho-
lidays at his home in Victoria.-V.
Mr. and -Mrs. ltobert`Myers, Vie-
_  and 'get aSamDle_ goria, spent Christmas in Crapaud, the
Sturdy .-V . ' _
uesta of their daughter Mrs. Russel
Misses Margaret and Irene Coady,
Mill View, are' spending n. few days
.f Central Dmggist _ Xlnlting friends in North Wiltshire
nd Emyvale.
Supper Wallace McDonald of the
  Divisional Signallers. Ottawa return-
e
in this cit '
d yesterday after visiting his home
y.
Mr. Nelson McEwen, Principal of
Victoria High School is spending his
Christmas Holidays at his home in_
Charlottetown.--V. ` _
Mr. and Mrs. Major Boulter,
Ihelmsford, Mass., are spending a
hort vacation with friend? in Vic-
oria and Charlottetown.-V.
(
s
t
Grand Trucadie, have returned home
from North Rustlco where they spent
it Merry Christmas with friends und
relatives.
M'iss Winnie Villett, student at
Prince of Wales College, Charlotte-
town, is spending her Christmas holi-
das with her parents Mr. and Mrs.
Geo. Villett. Victoria;-V.
Mr. Angus Fraser of (Carleton
Point) Port Borden crossed by the
Northumberland Saturday en route to
Boston where he intends spending a
few weeks visiting friends and rel-
ations.
The many friends of Mr. Fenton
S. McClure of this city, will be pleas-
ed to learn that he has undergone a
very successful operation for appendi-
citis in the P. E. I., Hospital and
was at last reports resting easy.
Miss Clarence McKendr-ick. dau-
ghter of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. McKen-
drlck, Hill Crest Ranch,underwent an
operation for sppendicitis in the P.
E.' I., Hospital yesterday. The pati-
ent is doing well under the care- of
Dr. Warburton. '
Mr. and M-rs. M. W. Boulter, of
Chelmsford, Mass-.. who have been
in the province on a short visit to
their son, Gunner E. P. Boulter, ol
the` 5th Siege Battery Reinforce
ments. leave on return Friday morn
ing. They visited relatives and
friends in Victoria and Tryon.
M33- JUHN ¢AMER°N- ° on the debit side’ Bald Mr' Wim' can Gunner Alfred James, Midgell. James Taylor, City.
After a. prolonged lfllnegg ln the eral and vegetable- fertilizers which
prince Edward mud H0spum~|_ borne ire now cut off, and on the credit side
with Chmman resignation-_ the", only al; increased prodcuitou of pot- _
passed peacefully away yesterday* §‘°h du °° tthi’ "ct t{‘°_;' “°,’I‘,§‘_B°f tm;
morning, Mrs. John Cameron, nee 'U ll Pfesell °’lP°l`° ~ V5
Miss Caroline Daymond. Of lll_¢; D0lll_l;ll l_l_El‘lcC_;l_:U;`_§£_l'»_o llll:l_'_°e‘ _ _ _  .__ _
, getcieaseeoyas :,,::,2df,?tf|“?t y(;l;::,- ax: quasrytitties of fertilizers of which Robert McGuigan. Maipeque. Pict. .Aubrev Bell. Montague. Robert McGuigan, Malpeque. Austin Chappel. Charlottetown. _ -
0 de °W“ id _“known and highly me is deprlvei In addmom the em. James Herroll. Char‘m`.teto'vn. Tlios. Doucette, Summerside. Mathias J. Trainer, Hope River. (lerl Hugh McKinnon, Wood Ia_h\_l§(_\_s._ _- _ ___--N.;
nn wall vfrbe ,true llro in tho all oi l>lre’s supply of nltrnton ln diverted Gr. J. C. Mathleson, Charlottetown. ur. arnont novoy, chnrlottotowr Everett c. Robertson. Pownal. _ _ __
 'and °nd,,my ,rung the ,itll in great part from asrlcultursl um l° __ __   ___________  __  _   _
way of duty, even sacrifice and in llllllf-0 °lDl°llVBl- | . ,_ ~ »-1-_:rf f t ~.iitar::':~i.\'.s=-:~_~ran?
iliio ir o. lifo oinlnently beautl- All °f~ Wll_l°l1`ll°° been '°°D°'?°lb1° THAT ~roo'l.|T1~|.E ls Asl<l=.o -iierlin." :oorninny to nbnnaon nor torrliorlnl _
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Jarvis,
K -
ings to Canadian soldiers at the front -
vafleacent homes or hospitals there
Mr. and Mrs. F. F. Reeves, Toronto. -“'°"° °°“V°Y°d by Sl' R059* B0l‘llSI1.cy
are among vmwrs to the Cm, in cables to General Turner, General
BYU! and Blr George Perley The
in England, as follows:
8 |189
Canadian expeditionary force in Eng
land and earnestly wish that theinef
forts during the coming year may be
crowned with the highept success
Those now completing their training
in Fzigilxlnd may soon be called to the-
,front w e-ro their record will 'be as
.splendid and inspiring as that of
-Canadians now on the battle line. The-
Canadian people are resolved to spare
no effort and shrink from no sacrifice'
to support the cause for which you
have taken up arms on' behalf of your C
country." - p
- To General Byng, head of the Cana- P
diana in France, the Premier sent this
message: ` ‘ ‘
» "On behalf of the Canadian people I |
send to you and to all the Canadian
expeditionary force' in France Christ-
mas greetings and earnest wishes that
in the coming year the highest success
may crown their efforts. The notable C
achievements of the' force under your J
command and the splendid valor
which made them possible have' thrill-
ed Canada with just pride in her sons.
I returned today from a tour through -P
six provinces in support of national D
service and everywhere I received a
most. inspiring response. The Cana-
dian people are animated by a firm
resolve to spare no effort and shrink
from no sacrifice until victory crowns
the A'llied arms."
The message' to Sir George Perley
reads: _
, "|l{‘lle following message for Cana-
-iians .in hospitals and convalescent
homes: ‘On behalf_of the Canadian'
people I send Cllristmas'-greetings and
_-/ery good wish for the coming year.
iianada. recognizes with pride and
_gratitude your fine service to the Do-
mililon and to the Empire, and it is
our prayer that in the early future
you may be restored in health and
_ itrengtli 'to your homes ami families."’
General Byng in reply to the 'Prem-
ier .sent the' following: ‘
France, Dec. 25,1916-“All Cana-
liang under rmy command in France
will read with deep gratification the
inspiring message which you have
sent to them from their fellow citizens
in Canada. Nothing can be more 'en-
couraging or more calculated to assist
:hem to perform with cheerfullness
and fortitude their duties here than
“he consciousness that they have the
entire sympathy' and support of those
it home. Will you, in' reply. assure
the' people of Canada that the-‘Cana
‘lin army in the field is full of hope
ind confidence and determined to the
extent of their power to assist in the
:omplete achievement of those' high
purposes for which 'they left their
Homes. e feel assured that the New
Year _willl bring us fresll strength and
new victories."
Mr. . Boswell. Victoria, made a "0" hem" °f the Clllll\¢llllll` ll60l>16
___ II send Christmas reeti to the
v- i _ -
_ ‘ _lr , V ~ -r -
W
THE MENACE OF FAMINE
IS SEEN BACK OF THE
KAISER'S PEACE OVERTURES.
. (New York Evening Sun.)
in well informed quarters here
lt is believed that Germany is pro-
posing peace at this particular time
'n order to forestall the disclosure,
both to her own ,people and to the
»vorld, of the acute food crisis which
threatens her. ~
Notwithstanding the exceedingly
d d r/rts of the food direc
fertilizers which it cannot now obtain.
be placed the millions of. tons of min-
’te. William Gordon, Montague.
ames McLellan, Grand Rlverl. _
i
1
Chores McFarlane, City
Pte. James Marshall, Covehesd.
Pte. William Hughes. Mill Cove.
Pte. T. J. Martin, Charlottetown.
Pl DI-“|01 \_|oLeodi Charlottetown
M. J. Fraser, Montague
James F. Hagan Hops River.
Pharlos L Pitts Charlottetown
John Watson, Alherton. _
Frank Alien, Charlottetown.
Jerome Gallant, Charlottetown.
Wm- M. Mchareu. cable Hoon.
Plus J. Campbell. Elmira.
T. Guy Owen. Charlottetown.
. J. Duffy, Charlottetown.
orpl. J. W. McLaren, Forest Hill.
le- W- J- Dlllfif. Charlottetown.
te. Emmet. Murphy, Stanley Bridge.
Patrick A. Mclduiul, Bonshsw. `
Gunner Neil l!cI.saac,.spp|»|;, --
John Currlo. Charlottetown. -
LeRoy B- Kiellr. Charlottetown.
orp. John W. Hume, Wood Islands
te. Ed. Hicksn. Georgetown.
river W. L. Ferguson, Alexandria.
Harold Gillis, Sunimorsido.
Ronald Vessey, Charlottetown.
Wilfred McKinley, Sydney. ` _
Daniel L. McBeth, Iris.
William Melntyre. Charlottetown.
George Currie Georgetown.
I-lol-bert Cecil Maclutyre. Souris.
John Stewart, Wood Islands.
Emanuel Doiron, Charlottetown.
Gunner IV.C. Bruce, Red Point.
Pte. C.A."Arnnld, Charlottetown.
Pte. L. Coma. Morell.
Pte. S. lil. Chandler, Mt. Albion.
Pte. Fred Halliday. Eldon.
P. Carragher. Kelly’s Cross.
Fidele Gallant, Tigniah.
Capt. Fred Maya, Charlottetown.
Nelson H. McLeod, Alberton.
Harry Riley, Sea Cow Pond.
Percy Mstberall, Fortune Cove.
H. A. McBeth. lrts-.-
Harold Beairsto, Aillierton.
Percy Clark Bherren, Crapaud.
Pte. Lester Proud. Charlottetown
Gunner J. Bowden, Charlottetown.
Pte. N. McKenzie, Nine Mile Crock
harry Docllerty, Martinville.
Pte. W. A. McQueen, Mt. Vemon
Pte. John McLeod, Park Corner,
Freeman Clark, Charlottetown.
Edward Dickson, Georgetown
Wilfrid C. McDonald, Georgetown
Pte. George F. Allan, Charlottetown
Charles McKinnon, Charlottetown.
Pte. Malcolm McAulny, f‘.h'town.
Cpl. Peter A. Hughes, Mill Cove.
Sergt. F. Simmons, Clyde River.
John F. McLeod, Park Corner.
_John Gallant, Summerside. -
‘U. Allan Steele, Newport.
Peter McDougall, Morell.
Cpl. Geo. Burns, Malpeque.
Pte. F. J. Brown, Mt. Albion.
Pte. Ernest Gaudet, St. Nicholas.
Pte. Goo. Bowness, Alherton.
L. Sgt. P. H. Crockett, Y-'ork.
Sgt. L. S. McDonald, Peters Road.
L. Corp. Jas; Coles, _Winsloe.
Gordon Manderson, Malpeque.
Paul G. Doiron, Bloomdeld.
Jas. H. Stewart, Donaldston.
Sapver R. Coilins_ I-Iunter River.
Leslie M. Robertson, Mt. Hope.
L J. Marshall, Covehesd.
Geo. H. Robertson. Bradalbsne;
Kilhurn R Sharron, Crapaud.
William .\. Allen, Georgetown.
J. T. Robertson, Charlottetown.
g-“ar 6 rep ' 'll ' Cross.. Corp Ambrose Conlrovo Weillnllbll
tor, enough has been published to re- Uri” M°D°“"ld» K” V5 ‘ ~ '
'N  ` veal to those who are familiar with IC‘EB3V5;_§gwI;_f;m’,?,__a£2gi?°'°‘ Wgglfiq Curt- Wright' v|°t°m cm'_
l (:l$ilTt?i;1n‘avglilllitiilupliflitiiiszlsniiligftly tg W- G- Sllliker. 0’Leary. Robert Tralnor, Charlottetown. (Van-
--- become alarmirls tc- the imperial gov- B°mb- Ch°l;°llMLL M_;‘llllé8flt.dSt':_uris L_§g\:ve_r£.e_S__.e_?-) ___ stewlm Wnmm
THOMAS CARRUTHERS .-rnmclit. Sgt- gusil  tc eo , aus on aé ‘__a_i__y (Mon___e._‘-
1- 'rhln in the opinion oi chnrlon a. §*"°_ J-'_“l°“°°°~ ( °°° "Y" con, H 8 Pw,,°'n C,,.,,l,,m,°,,n_
Many' friends will learn with re Flint, banker- and merchant, with #har °”t°"°“"' M . H b (vfntgtzln 'Annu-nl|g)'.
gret of the death of Mr. Thomas long experience in international fin- g__°’°°m°  ]:;'_'_‘__";te M' °"' ma M_J»_ Fruen whim Rom C,.°"_
Carruthers. of North Bedeque. which lace.. who said today that “ln view of De‘;,_'_`5°o tc M__§t_;___e 5 ' Lance cm.pom|.“_W_ ch|m°|m_ Umm
occurred suddenly at the home _hc-ae fundamental weakness, it is na- Car “H113 "I: McBeith;_ Iris _Lance Corponh Ang," A,."n‘u|¢_
Of his sister. Mrs Alex Laird. yes- urnl that the Gernians should seek Bl’-B is é ‘Vest :io an' . Ap|»;p,\'s Village " '
A C Hnlllorson. Union Road C
John McLean Charlottetown T
Corn. Robert 0 Stewart. Dublin!
na e. 1,
Plz. E. Dixon. Guspereaux. _
.i - . ° , P
A
L
rthur Robinson, Augustine Cove
Richard Warburton.. Charlottetown..
t. Ralph Rogers, Kensington.
L. Corp. H. Steele, Newport.
Frank Buote, Mill Cove.
Wm. H. McLaren, Cable Head.
Geo. H. Campbell, Cape Traverse.
0l_i___.
(formerly qt Georgetown.)
John Watson, Laboh, Kensington.
Fred. Weidman, Charlottetown.
(formerly of Iris, P_ E. I.)
Albert Campbell, Caps Traverse.
Sargt. Herbert C. Mclntyre.
J. A. Furness. Charlottetown.
Fredk. H. McLaren, Charlottetown,
Gr. F. S. Halliday.
Donald D. McPherson, Glenwillisms.
Gordon Manderson. Malpequs.
William Mclntyre. Charlottewwn.
Pte. John W. McDonald, Brudalbsne..
WOUND
Prescott Forbes. Tyne Valley .
L_-Corp. Jas. L. ‘Hayden Vernon
River.
Thos. Pope, St. Psf.er’s.
J. P. Carraghar, Kelly’s Cross.
Albert Louis Heron, Charlottetown.
Farrisr, James Gillispie, Appln Road.
Sapper J. McDonald, Charlottetown.
l-i. Boairsto. Halllurton.
Fred Hooper, Charlottetown.
James Martin, Albefton.
Prescott Forbes, Tyne Valley, wound-
ed twice.
Sgt. J. Il. Lacey, Blooming Point.
Daniel Todd, Summerside.
J. M. Dixon, Fortune Bridge.
Corp. C.W. McArthur, Cornwall.
J. M. Gallant, Charlottetown.
R. K. Boswell, Crapaud.
Donald Hume, Iris
Gr. E. Graham, Wellington.
Murdoch Matheson. Melville.
L. M. Robertson, Mt. Hope.
Sgt. Fred Bagnall, Hazel Grove.
Pte. Earl G. Read_ Sumlnerside.
Harry E. Bernard, Long River.
Clovis Gauthier, Summerside.
A. Vessey, York.
A. C. Walker, Georgetown.
Patrick Hagan. Hope River.
George I. Braader, Malpoque.
Frank R. McAdam. North River.
James McKinnon, Lot 14.
Plus J. Campbell, Lakeville.
Frank R. McAdam, North River.
Edward Dougan, Tracadie.
Sami. W. McBeath, Forest Hill.
David Burns, Spring Valley.
James G. Kinch,"1‘ignish.
Warren Myers,.Mt. Albion. '
Fred C. Essery, Union Road.
John L. McLellan, Summerside.
Charles A. McDonald, Iris, Lot 62.
Colin McDougall, Morell.
' George Thompson, Summerside.
Percy T. Lee, Summerside. '
W. S. Hughes, Charlottetown.
' Augustine Gallant, St. Ralphael.
Gr. Ernest Marshall, Stanhope.
Fusilier L. Fougerer Sollris.
Anselm P. Morgan, Charlottetown.
Gr. Joseph M. Campbell, Lakeville.
Private Geo. W. Sharp, Summerlids.
Private J. E. Lockerble. Csscumpoc
Private Bruce McLellan. Indian River.
Pte Damien McKenna, Charlottetown
Private Charlos S. Beaton. Brookfield
terday evening at 5 o'clock. The late _o take advantage of their recent sue- Pte' M‘;rt';n"'Eld_on Y 7' prim” w_E_H_ HcK”_ 9|-mgtbmg,
Mr. Carruthers, although not in ro- :esses in Rumania tc- start peace talk J h' C Mci: vm biew Dominkm _ (gas poggonjngy
bust health for some time, had been oefore the truth becomes manifest ° “ ' ‘ ' ‘ 'Mm-,mek N911 Mcph¢¢_H“¢_h¢|»¢|p|¢_
about as usuafl practically till the` mo- ,hrough food riots in the empire,
ent- of his death. The deceased was when it would not only be far more
ne of thepnnos-t successful farmers in. lifilcult to continue the wear. but Pm30N 533 'N
North Bedeque, a. man of sterling would have an unfavc-ra e e ect up- ' _ __ ,
haracter, and in every way a good on'tl1e peace terms they could se- me H' J' wem' Elmsdalmp 'E I E.:-D;rt“BT. $l;:Jlz§r'S€>ll‘l1,|:lt;~lts(l?|a¥ian.
tizen. He had retired from active cure,” £33:  ganfggtut.  6vef_‘) ' ’
f“°h‘é"- Ever? dill’ 0" *W0 it is 8 wmk several years 85°' He was In Wilfrid R Gunn' New London Charles Esanry Union Road.
his 79th ye" and is survived by three M l l Gilli Mount Vernon. Malcolm °tewlfrt¢ Georgetown _
brothers, Mr. Robert cnrrnthers. es_RlvlAN sclslucls i-lsl_Pl.Ess. B“°°cm Davao” Chummotvn mm C 1; Pmmdo Cm,m,'m“
Carleton; Mr. James, in Nolrth Be- en' ' ‘ ' ' ’ ' ' "
deque; and Dr. George, in C arlotte- ' - ms
town; 8150 two Bme"__M"_ _y_ M_ The plain truth is that German soil, ~ _
Baker. and Mrs. Alex. Laird, North _ill Blllle 0|’ H-ll Gemlllll -Wlellcei and J. F. Psten\.Cbsriottetown. Lc.-Corp. Albert Roach, (also woun-
Btdeque. The 'funeral will take place |“3°'““l¢Y»_l9 “°l able 0*/ell t0 8-Dlll`0X' Lc.-Corpl. J. B. Clark, Summerside. Lieut J. L. McPherson, West Royalty
tomorrow, Friday, at one o'clock from limi” ll0l'llllll Pl`0d“°llYe“°9“ Wi'-ll°lll Pte. Jas. Dawson Brown, New London John McLeod. B\imm8l'lid0-
his old hmne_ _the immense qifantitles of imported MED ON M_uTAR
Bom. Adolph Gallant, Rustico.
Bom. James Stevens, Kingston.
Gunner Martin Dalton, Georgetown Gunner O. S. llcacharn. Charlotte-
Pts. A. R. McArthur. Alberton.
Pte. Wm. Beaton, East Point. * Private Fenton Alohorn, Rocky Point. _
_.p 1.. »
Pge. George Keefe. Little Pond.
Pte. Daniel M. Pfss, Mt. Vernon.
town. _
Gerlild Peters. Charlottetown. , Harold Dale Proud, Charlottetown. _
' olso oF wouuos.
Private Arch. McKinnon, Canoe Cow.
l Hom-y _Bl-yan, Compton, Bal1¢0r.
George Dunn. Rustico.
William D. Mcliiunoll. Heatherdalo.
(late of Vancouver). _
Private Walter smith Pownal, (Welt
em Canada.)
Stephen McKinnon, Charlottetown.
Private Peter Martin Grant. Bangor.
Pte. Samuel Elliott. Winslow Station.
Pte. gsm Riley, Bea Cow Pond, Lott
Pia.” “meld F. Cmipboll. Newport,
Sergeant John A. llcL0\I\. North Car-
digan. *
Private Gordon M. Sinclair, Montague.
Pte. Wm. C. Delaney, Kensington..
Lieut. lil!-ic Warburton. Charlottetown
Sgt. Daniel, McPherson, Caledonia I PIB- CU!0l'd R080". UIIGOIIGIIO. P-El
.xobn coulor, Charlottetown. Pte. Alexander McDougall. Nl" lllll
Creek. __
Bergt. John Al. McNeill. Charlottetown
Donald D. McPherson, Glen William.
(seriously ill) i- -
Lt. Sergt. Robert H. Duvar, Mill River
Corp Spencer Stewart. Sprlagton.
-Lieut. McPherson, Wes-t Royalty.
Corp. Harry Bowness, Montrose.
A. W. Wilson, Cardigan.
J. J. McLeod, Richmond.
Sei-gt. N. W. Lowther, Kensington.
John 0’Brlen, Lincoln.
I-I. Beairsto, Darnley.
W. F. Huestis, Charlottetown.
A. Reid, Victoria Cross.
Gunner James M. Smith, Lot 59, (Ser
iously ill.)
Samuel Chandler. Pownsh
J. A. Gasbee, Gladstone.
Capt. Wm. J. Grant, Gorgetown.
Georgetown. (Calgary)
Murdock McDonald. Rose Valley.
Leo Arsenault.. Charlottetown.
J. C. McMillan. Fairview.
(ir. Lowden Beer, Charlottetown.
Herbert Jarvis. Grand Tracadie.
Gr Waiter P.McLaug‘hliu. St. Teresas
C. E. Dorion, Bloomfield.
J. G. Kinch, Tignish
Gr. Arthur Gamster, Hunter River.-
Lt. Thomas Fullerton.
Hugh.Boulter. _
Private D. G. Gilbert. Fanning.
Gee-_ Dixon, Fortune Bridge.
Corpl, Grafton Hunan, _Vernon River.
D. 0. Fanning. Charlottetown. ‘
Pte. Daniel Stewart. llullstaflnnge.
Daniel ti. bears, Brooklyn. Lot 61.
James Marshall. Cove Head Road
Pte. F. Gaudot, Miscouche. c
Sgt. A Plillllus. Charlottetown
Patrick Hogan. I-lr»pe,nlvsr. .
Pte. V.E. Mc-Leorl. I-‘ro<isrloton.P.E.l.
Corp. Prescott Forbes. (twine wound-
e<l'). Tvne Valley- .
Gerald Walter Riley. Hillsborough.
Prescott Forbes. Tyne Valley ' - 
Pte. Roy' Fitzgerald, Charlottotoifll
l‘te. Harry Lund. Charlottetown.
Pie. Michael Ju1'vls_ C ve Head. -
I.. Corp. Elmer non-ness, Norboro.
Cpl. I.. Win. West. Crapaud. `
I-Iammcnd Johnson, Charlottetown.
Pte. Michael Dalton. Georgetown. -
Pte. John Mcoougan. Malpequo. l
Pte. C. A. Rogerson. Klnkors.
Corp. L. W. May, West Covehasll.
Augustus W. Down. St. I‘eter’s Bay.
Geo. A. Cross:nan_ Charlottetown.
osawlauv. _
Corp. J. D. McPhee, Georgetown. -
Pte. John Murphy, Charlottetownjin
Switzerland. _ f
Russel McLean, Charlottetown
Private Daniel A. Simons. Port Wood
SING. _ ` _ -V
Murdock Mrhnnald. ‘Rose Valley `
Lt. 'A. L. Collett, Crapaud .(formerly
wounded.) -
Y SE RVICI
Donald Campbell, Campbells' Cove.
Gunner Robert McPhee, Charlottetown
Pte. John McDonald. Charlottetown.
Major W. L. Harvlo, Charlottetown.
DISCHARGED ON ACCOU
Lancs, Corp. Gilliis, Summersida.
NT OF ILLNEBS
Pte. Lloyd Leeman, formerly of
Capt. 'l‘.`M. I-Iyndman. Charlottetown __
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xl|.LEn lu acrlou ‘ _ _  i ._,Z_....,__,. ,;_ _,,,
rua B. Birt. Piaquid lien.. Corp. lil. J. Powers, Traoadie.. -‘l Sgt.-Major ' John _llcKay, Ch'town. ,_l.sncs._-Corp.-.ulJ|llchK' -*" J ` `
. . . gpl. l-I. ltobertsgniklfingalloro. _ ;l__ol:._n lgdgii-en, Cgarlzttdtown. GBou_rIiA_ C _m
. .- omes eeman, s ry ormar y o t. . uri-en, ro ton. sol-go romanian.. _ -
. _ _ - oi qoorzotowitl  . ,. Everett uonooo, oi-mo view. ‘ wahoo  
f _ t. M. McLaren, British Columbia, Bernal-d_ Murray. Charlottetown. Wmwlluvors, Georgotlownf ` _ ‘ "
. - William Hookbort. Montague. Angus McLeod. Ulu. Claude A. Dunning, Grs.nvll_ls.- 
Ai-th. conipbou pon; rlnr. nonnlo Mononola. o-nom. nu-ry A. uuuhhgpwmmqo- '§._ _
Walter Lsnts, Clin.;-lottotown. T. A. Phillips. Mt. Pleasant Jog, cpppplm- . ‘vita ;i_ .<- ' '
Marry McArthur. Idiscouclio. Edgar Finlayson, Charlottetown. qi-_ W. H. Hscghqrt, Montague.
BNI! Wm. B. Br\;l§»-Ci1lfl_Ufl»°W'\\- (formerly of New Perth.) ' Edward James Smith. city.
Ph. Alex. Lorne!! oill, Rocky Poll! Alexander Smythe, Elmsdalo. ~ Robt, B. Wsrl-eu,_Bmtpn._ ._ _
“UNI GI-llllll. Wllmll-|07 Rlvlr. Donald McDonald. 0'Leary. Pte. Arthur Ling.'B kley`¥elo\."h¥»
L00 Woniuwott, Hunter Blvsr- '_ Lloyd Looman, calgary. roi-mei-ly as r.loot..oion -, _ ~ -,_ on
E6. Angus McDonald, ltoseberry Georgetown. , _  Llt(>}d..L 
- Stewart Hichen, New Glasgow, N. S., ' $1# ia =»-‘if . : ,yi ' .- -

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James Demlo.Bsai-_i§l,v_¢r-.+.:i  #__
George Jeffrey, Li_ utter- __ ‘r.._.__. Z1
Lt. Stewart' B. Simpsontllity. 2-' '»‘-~"»l- .ti-
Davis Mclllachera, Cranbrook, B. C.. L. Corp Harry Dooherty.. _.-:__-_ 
Edward Muttart,__Bothwel  __  _
Lleut. Dani. lvlono_oo,_ _ r_inn_i`iil.fon,‘ '_6n_t_;._
(formerly of ‘Flat"Riv'er.) ~ "'. ' ~' ’- -
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John Daniel Jarvis, Grand Tracsdio, - '
John D. Burns, Spring Valley. _
Sgt. Thomas C Hferiihy. Hebron. Lot 8.
Corp. Ambrose_,Co3grovs, W`i`alllagtolI. _
C. H. McKpn2ie. 'Leary. » 
Major Alien B. Connors, Summersioo _
‘ Sgt. J. J. MqCsrvell, Crapaud. .

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Lance Cpl. Fred Andrews, Ch"l'owiL 
John McLeod. (son of Angus McLeod) 
_ Charlottetown. - - -` V Y 
'Ui-non P. Bradley. £it.~'l'boreso's..l'  t_
John A. Stewart, Charlottetown. '
Vil.m_.8GI_t;od_Evin, Morelhh Y,
Lou c urrer, _ har _t own. -__a
§verettIMcLeoid{, gl-_and ttftlw. . `
usse n as ons ngton _ _ _ _ 
Joseph R.gMc’Kin1lon~,?LaE'° ’S|’t*l-'liélff ' ‘ *L-Nl?
John Goodwill McQuar _e , _ _ .
mlm _“_A t_59.‘7_»i;;93_'»_-sn.
Harry W'hitlock,_.G rlotteiio - _ 
Ehiaddie" Knockw55%“E§un&%&
__ c. orpl.Josepn J. i ous. p'l'.L‘ _ 's *"-
wnrfw. ii.uo_v.,§f§_i_;ogo.=.  il
Maurice Doiroh ou h Klfstlcof 
lTom Leeman C ar `“ rmerly ol 
Georgetown. %‘¥..§f  ` Z
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William Wright 'Huestisl Charlotte-_
_ town., _  ‘._.;- _. ,_ J "-1 .
Sergt R. W. Cameron, Cuarldi.tg&>%p
Hugh W. Oxenham. Royalty Junct on.
John- McLaren, Forest' H__i1l.`~- 
Ronald' W. Gauthier, North Rustieo. 
W. E. McLellan. Greenmount. °'
Pte. Fred McLeod._French River.
Gr. Vernon L. Bolirké, Charlottetown.
Gamatlel-Gillis. Montague.  _
Lieut, Parker Hooper,"Charlotte'towll. Af,
Gr. Albert C. Dennis, Charlo'it'eto17`vii`l- .‘
Sergt. Robert ‘I-I. _Nieholson,Ch'towl\. ~
John T. Bishop, Mount Buchanan. '
Augustine Gallant. S_t.,_Raphaei. _.. "J
Wm. Alley, Cardigan.   _-
John McDonald l§Milb\u'n._7 .' ,. _-
J. Frank"McLaali1"St'. PetePs"‘Bs§."" it
J. N Conroy, Charlottetown, -3
Dongld M. Ste\vart,`.lllorest»Hill. ;
Edward Fo-ley, St.,_Peter’s_Bay. 
Gr. D. MacDonadd,'.Sohril; J' ' 
C. W. Found, Fredericton; ` `
Albert Roach, Darniey.
Corp. David A.-»Barhour,'Alma.
Pte. McAusland. Tyne Valley.
F. E. Martin, Belfast. (Seriously ill.)
R. A. Hardy, Tignish. _ - -~
John H. McKinnon._Rlverdal_e.
Harry_Stewart. Strathgaisnsy., '.1
Zenos Ernest Peri‘y,".'We`llingt5n. ffl' I
R. McGougan, Irfshtown: i. > _1_f.' . 1
B.fWaugh,~Summer`side. -L . _-'ifi
Pte. A. D. Martin,-Montague 'I
B. ’I’. -Gorman, South Melville. I
H. A. McLean. PeLera.Road. _ -'J .
Pte. I-larold Huggan, Cherry Valleyi
Corp. Ernest "Perry, Muddy Creek.
Pte. Russel McLean, Charlottetown. _ 
_Ptol R .W. McDonald, Poplar Point. '_
Lc.-Corpl. Albert Roach, Darnloy.
Charles I-line, Charlottetown. f ' '
L. L. Jenkins, Charlottetown ‘ '
Pte. Thomas Leeman, 'formerly of_
Georgetown. (Calgary) ' 'V ”
Hugh Boulter, Infantry. ' ~
I -eslle McDonald. Pet`ers'Road.
F. E; Stewart. Red Point. '
R. McDonald, St. Peters Bay.
John McLeod, Charlottetofwn.-'
F. E. Cahill, Tignish. '
Gr. F. Halliday, Eldon. `
HJ1l'l'.V FUSED. Charlottetown. _
_S.  Leard. Alberton, (Dangerously
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Charles Duffy, Charlottetown. 2
Janies Matheson, Chariottetowu,_,,,,,_
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l?ts.Leste Clair Johnsfion,Pe
Sapper llichard Coliillsllé 
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J'.J. McBeth, Bridgetown, (exchanged)
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Charles Buxton... Cape _fl‘r:xverIU#'l‘-' *-7*-‘*""'
Pte. Emmet J. Driscoll. Indian River. _ _
Allan N. McDonald, Pinette.-’ ' ' '
Leigh Cameron, Albany.  '
Daniel McPherson. De. Cronsllarlh. -- ;
J. E. Lockerby. ,Malpeque_,.__(B_elieved
killed in action.) " " if
ha .Alward, Chulottetmmn.--fs “I” M'-‘_'~'_f
red Martin, Eldon. _ , _, _ _
BPS WBS . _ __ g: -l~ '13, '
chrlatlnn ii loving who lvl' the Ml that llle lwlllto vrvn ilwl is *rj-ls TALK lN aE_y'lMANv 'rho ngrnrlnnn the Gorman farming ambitions. rrlio vorwnertn nays..   ___ __ _. __‘,__..
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_ land. Ge‘rmilny's irreducible enemy.
and 'the acquisition of freedom of the
_ seas, Germany must expand east and
west. Courland and Lithuania must be
annexed. The wcstorn frontier must
be considerably changed. -Belgium
must. remain hnllor German domin-
ation. Germany' must possess large col-
_onial territory in Africa. EIYDI. inuiit
be placed ul-.dc-r Turkish domination.
German East Africa must be joined to
Kameroon.”
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league asked for this:
of the tc-rritoiles occupied by the Ger-_
gloul. Vardun and the eastern part oi
the Yosses. also pa_rt.o( the French-
cosst along the Eng ish channel."
ls a su rtor omb government, takes
lfhlaa?n:tlf;:,° ond o loyal mono. sho salhervd lf# 40 l=°r wal- l»°l°w *list °l . -_- ‘ lntoréntn, want étlll' more. nr. wilii- "Germany no ~lonse_r will suucwi __  _ _ _ _ _ _
'°‘"°° '° “‘°“"" b°°'d°' B °°"°wm' m?'1l'“a.€l‘t1';lir°°:g:pgftlt’S°or‘ivrf;n imports- anal IN ooooinbt-r za-suggestion bmbe' member °' "‘° ’°i°“““" "°e““` "' "““"“‘°m"" “° 'd"§f°|°"°“' 5" “Mm Parole neo aswrhlfbhlistln'ioniiedl‘"l"=‘
husband, 3 family of six.- Mr. Ewell X _ _ » . - _ ing at Leipsiz thus expressed the views a way as to impose con t ons 0 pc-ace. _ . - _ _ _ ___________,__.l
Came-ron and Rev George Cameron, U0 .0 -“|39” hem” *nd °l“°° -°f l’e*‘°e terms °f Germany- “t wash of that group: 'Interior debates in Germany on peace bl' \1l€ Will' 0lllC0 l0l1l8l1l N848
of this City' Seregant Robert W. l-25”;-‘° 9. 'Wir W9, Wl~F'»‘liP'W°" "_.’l“Kt°“» W lndllml-°' “I9 l'Ul-\ll`l1 Of B81' .. “er a com lets View over Eur term, henceforth an “Dm-||u°“,_ The" "The day was relatively cal_g§;)along-_,_ .__
vameron reéemfly rammed-1,'-om the t e-h0m¢_  _ction," Mr. Flint ex- ggium and the northern proyilaecs gf -
 »f-- A- C- °°-- we-= =~°°  .:-  °,‘:..=’.:'::1*fi.@f;:i.1:.l‘;:,°::'i2;il.s'.::.°..':.22:3..
m'CH°"y f`o€“lTo=mRn;:l‘eiiMr` Guy he smiled. *.'thfém5§¥iiim_' tilobosny it Einont oi the sollrsn situation; at a con
G'nei;l`l$;': Loo irionon sro ' lrlnaiy Vf;=hw¢t°'n .vmild'b° wlllfns't¢'=vv-`;0erence. are mr lroni I-ez;-o¢ontlr_ig
"liked m be" in mmd nut- the hm' D Tlgeaod questiqti is' ‘most vltal’i I`l:l:r:;!m¢c`il:cle?eii'lmtalir:a lggzgirg term:
°'°l Wm b° mm the undmakigs went on Mr -Flilit. "Peo iagenorsliy lmucli more severe are insisted upon.
p"|°"’ °t Mr' G' Dudley wnsglf linvq an 'N5-5 wlliclnia Qdllsct-'- that] The peace terms of the German
Km' Sq“°'r°' .on Frm” nut' - 29 Germans are now advanced in agri- center party .One of the stronseil ll
'lm' ‘“ “"9 °,§'°°",,°‘ mf’ them t°- culture-tam my other imtlooollw: the rolclnitng, ni-o thus donned by the
l__:o Peoples emo ry. Bu; W-:mg tlgay _have sggown great ca§__}{ot__l_i_;ische V°¢:Ll;s_Te_iml;_g_of°(tJol§g:lse;i|m
_ aclty n cu ure.\_ ,3r;..-..ma " 0 P64 9
90": M»‘°' A FLEA mn P‘A°‘ have bseil¥¢iepen;l_t;:il.u nitltishi Tgilit- with ge;i\;l_:le*__s_il_i_i_:‘:ix:_t_f_sl_.:,nrgtegngrrgy
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ROME' D-°°' 26°- Po” Beggdtgg tgodoftli-nggttlsmwhici1B$bu°is"b‘:li::Dqra'glilglgm as gn arm against Germany.
m°'|° ° ’l“°‘°'° vane in his “¢ The large production of anillli' mphures. Economically Belllllm malt remllll ill
ll ll” C "‘*‘l"" '°°°""°“ ° d ii his been by hir' Q gmt our hindi 'rho iw" °f Antwerp must
"°f°4 °°?x° T" n°'°"m"'° me mm' em. y ’ f`Cllile'i\n nit 'ssl s. T become Gorman. The ll‘ranch-tt~:~rtt-
Betlghohi thc Pope sold that ut lmpbftéf 0  _ _
“¢° °‘ ,mm 'n mg ggliproximstihg 800 006 tons ll . ad ories now oecI\_l:>:e:lmw_i_l_l ;;°_rTot;lr;i;:i__
‘ I P ` ‘ r l
' G l°°“ ""' ‘Mm bout ou -of which not been upbeat ngnlntt noinne '
. - tial dldition toward obtsinilll A l - ' _ . The Bri
. -l -i 51! lm - ' I *ll-» 1-1- --» <1--lr W- vial' fs'illLf1.'...."l';:i.:':':. tl.-'.2 lung:  .. .. .rx ...  
_/1 ,__- _- _-, ,-' ‘/1//N ' must put an and 10 U10 ll°l'l'°l" ° mm M nnphw ,.°¢,gp'_'_ -/_  5- onnry to Gennany for its minsnl _s different' view, however. It advises!
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At' Munich the lnde endent Peace
"The Brier basin, Lonswy and but
ans; cess-lon to Gerrmatiy of Belfort.
The sooislipt dr. Vorwsortmwhichl
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majority of the German people never "I0 Wll°l° fl'0ll¢- _Qll__lrh° mi!l°.;¢'--‘fl
made annexation projects. The min-,ll`°“l "V99 q¢'l'ml,l!!,__l=llWl.lil¢i _»_;:_
ority, which still issues claims, no i"'°“3hl~ d°W“ "Y, “fill btw?  s-mi
longer believes in the possibility of 24- TM nl’€'l,lll8°lllll€=f¢"'  al;-;i
their execution." “°“_U‘ ‘ll EP“““_“°°“fl~~- 'n3_.~`F'°'°. ',~_ 
The statement of the socalist a er °‘”°°h°d 3° me W"-h ‘leaf 0% 
when n Folio- minus ul rrlonil '
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probably is a fair statement of modsr- igarghlfd f°l| lll 91° ill"°.P_"f?l),-_@?;“l°!t.'1.v 
te o inlon a month a o. 'Bu the' ous ~ - . . ' - _ ..
victgly in Rumania has retvived thi. 0" the “ight Vt D.°°°'?m%;a3%'§_5_;--
liopon ortho hnpoi-iiillr.ts_ Among thorn °l\°-°l' °\"' il “l‘l*5*°“° li °
tho nik is ou "victory" 'rliore' is at _°“°“‘Y ‘"“"°“-§'"‘_’“"" “i 
, the same time considerable element "eu “U °~mm““i"°“ d°P°_t“   3
which doe not pave of extreme E‘}F°m°i“' *nd M°“°‘E“'C|| _“$19,-. 
measures, and insists that now. with E”"°"“ Th°“l”"* -‘\` "l.'?l§§_°i_f6l\il‘\'.'
.conditions favorable, Germany should. ‘VY ""'““51° ‘Wk P|“°° 1" 1,), 3°5
be atisfled with a reasonable. because °°"u.‘ °‘ M°“‘°“"-'_' - ` f ` _ _  ,
lt woo1d.nnw.ss ii noting pews; _ .n _,,§';,°‘ NU" °°."’“‘ "*‘“_°‘,?°“*'§!'£Y__”"'
~. lv il nothing to report.
Mr oooololgh-J was n ' his 
Bh°"T°" m° “M” W" “"7  .ou in a heiplesslykiztph Md
""’“"°"' l ‘ ‘ ~ - #con hlon last avul|ii%.` c ~‘-‘lr  ‘W
Ho--Ther-e'o not much to te1l“l'hs 'P |“___| wu ""|.,"¢,¢ ~  _
I l°°’° ' '°"‘“'°"` .f"'° "0"-*~’.° “-591° tithe l mia mins o un' __ _ - .- _
man laid it_on._ _ _ _ . ____ _ _ , _   __
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