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ROUMANIAN SITUATION
“°‘-S-"-IiS""°"°'i" is STEADILY cti'-Jmlifiio   Ml@ED°il.'.ll  
Greek. lleservjsts Take Law into l‘heir0wi~
liands and Greek Authorities 0iler nt ,rpg
Assistance to liotenie Marines.  
mi"
I (Canadian Press Despatch)
l,()NIlON. Oct. 20-Exlrerne-ly tur-
hulent conditions in Athens r;n'\’Verl-
nerrlny night are re-ported in a de-
spatch i’rom lleute-r’s correspondent
at the Greek capital sent that eveii-
ing. Greekreservists have- taken
thc- law in their own hands. despite-
ihe presence- of s-trong Entente de-
ineliments oi' marines wht- are giving
virtually no assistance by the-
iireek authorities in -maintaining or-
der. the. despatch declares.
“'l`onight." the message reads, “‘it
is cvirlent that the reservists are out
of hand. Despite the facts that s.tr-orig
i-nrir`iry force-s ure os(-in-rtlug thc
Freiich and Greek imirlric-.-i and sol-
diers i-:preail about ever_vwliere tho rr-
servisits assenililed in groups' have
taken lin- luw into their own iiziuds'
and the- Greek i'orce's for the inalir-
tenancc- of order do not dispose of
them. `
"'i`ilc chit-.‘ oi' the l"r‘i_-iiril Dolit-e
r-onirt:-1 ha-r informed the editors ot'
the anti-Ve.-iieizelos press that begin-
ning tomorrow, thc- l<‘reuclr will ox-
ei'cli~'c. ii newspaper ceiisorr'-iiip und
that newspapers printing anii-En-
tt'-nie iirtit-ics run the risk oi' suspen-
sion."
’l`l\v it;-regoing, uliliough bringin;:
the news. oi' developments in Allie-ns
only up to \\’etlrr`es‘tlzi_v night, is tin-1
late-si report to he re-ceived on the
situation there. _
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GUNNER J
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Mr. Sunniel Johnston. Peters Road
i\'inL's ('ounty has received the fol-
lor\‘iu|.`: tele-grunt notifying Iiiiii that'
his sou. Roulston A. Johnstone has'
ber,-ir wounded lu notion in l<`ranco
:ind has been removed to the hospital
in Boulogne. The tiespatcli follows:
To Mr. Samuel Johnston
` Poter‘sRoud,l'.E.I.
Sincerely regret to inform von No.-
:ltl102Z2 Gunner R. A. Johnston, Artil-
lm-y. otilcially reported admitted to
No. lil Stationary _i~lospital,Bo_uioguc,
(ict. 9. 1916. wounded in rizlit arm.
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thinner Johnston enlisted l-i
\Vesti-:rn (‘nnada. ile is -a brother if
Private Lester <‘. .Iolinston. who lin:
been i`or some time a prisoner in
Germany. A letter' was received front
the latter- three weeks ago in whit-h
he stiited that lie wus well but wa.;
in urgent nc-ed ot' a new iririt'orrri
Ei’l'orts ure now being made tlrronglr
the,propt-ir channels to have this sup-
plied.
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Italians Capture -
Austrian Positions
ROME, Oct. 20- Italian forces lntvc
nct-upled the town of Liaskovlk on the
smith eastern frontier of Albania, the
War Oilleo announced tonight. 'Flie-
stuteniorit reads: In it-:iris Mountains
1-:ist of Prernetl. an Italian dotaeli-
uront. c-ttcupiod Liaskovlki on the
lit-lg High Road, between Jnniu and
Soritla. Viole-nt fighting for pos-sas-'
sion of tho Tooth of l’ar-iiico in the
'I‘re-ntino continuing, the War Oiiic-cl
irnnoirneed today. Four attacks in.
for-cc by Austrians resulted in their-N
sustaining extremely' severe lot-sc-s
wliilo most c-i' the positions reinuiiiod
in ltiriiiin hands. ltalinas took onc'
hundred and iz-even (107) prisoiier-s.'
ln L.c-ndro Valley Austrian detach-I
im-.rits which attacked Italian lilies
were driven off. Along the rest of the
fr-out tliorc- we-rc only artillery actions.
those in the region east of Gorizln
and in i`niso being mos-t intense. Ho 1-
tile aor't-planes iirisiicrzessiiilly rf-
tcmpod to bonibard the Bridge oi'
But in the ncigliborhood oi' Touiezv..
Maior MacKinnon
Now in Command
"Major Dun Mac-kinnou, of i’. E. I.
is now in ocunniantl oi' the l-iowitzr:
battery which I took oversmis. ani
they are certainly doing great worlr.
attaining great accuracy in theZ.-
shooting," said Major- Walter
(‘.rc-we, of Sydney, who has just rt-
turned fr'onr England
“There ure a great many (`apr- Brei-
ou boys and a few from 'l`riiro in il -
corps, and I ani sure- that their friend i
are entitled to hear that; but liinghi
regulations i'orbid me to say nuythin'_:
rnr;~:‘e." Major Crowe- left last night fri'
his Iiorne.- Halifax t‘hronicle.
MInard‘s Llnimene Cures Colds, Etc.
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SONDENBED ADB.
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CIJABSIFIOATION
f' “ _-4-__
i
ON! CENT per word each insertion
for advertising in this column. Cash
punt accompany orflorl. Minimum
lrarges 25 cents. '
BAUNBOME SAUSAGES MADE
fresh every day from Selected
young pork. Saunders, Neivsomo &
Co., Market Buldint;
2248-il-25Mlii1ius.
POULTRY-I AM BUYING FOWL
and chickens each week -day. Pnr-
iics having fowl to kill may dress
them by scolding, but chickens.
geese, etc., must be dry plucked. J
D. Jenkins. 2407-110-4M1ino.
TO LET.--A HEATED FLAT. ALL
modern conveniences. Apply 20-'I
Euston - St. 2667-10-21M3|ild
wAN1'eo-A ivTA|o Fon GENERAL
housework. Apply 20|! Prince St.
26-10-2lM3i
Fon satis-`ssco`N'o i-uno i-tor
air furnace- in good condition. Ap-
ply P. 0_._ 3q_;`,5,ii0. 26-10--2lM3i
F05 fps  Two" cussren
Board, Agfa good 7 months old.
Apply to F. 'WL Prowse. Union
Road. 2668-10-21M3ipd .
'ro i=TiN?,-”`Nlw_i'4`o0ee seven
Roomod all modern improvements.
Possession given to suit tenant. ii2
_ Elm Avg. - 2658-10-2lMtf.
wAN‘i"lo. - Aivodl- HAVIN5
shop counters or shelves for sale
will please apply to M. D. cio Guar-
dian Olllce. 2857-10-2lMllpd.
HOU!! T0 i`.l1’,CORNlR OF Will-
mouth and Richmond Streets. Eiilhl-
rrvoms. modern conveniUnces._ G00-
'. W. Gardiner, 222 Grafton St.
_ io-iz it.
T0 LIT-THE PRBMIQIO A'fPRl§-
ent occill>l,¢tl by James D. Offer.
PUBLIC CAB SERVICE- FRANK E.
Martin, Phone 86 or 343-J.
2504-10-11Mtl’.
WANTED- A THOUSAND FARM-
ers and their wives io attend tho
nrerclianls' big “Dir-liar Iluy” event
in Charloitotuivn on 'l`hurr-day. 26th.
your chance. 2ti71-10-2lIvIti`
nIos1'lL"eE1'w~EEN Musmxv HAR-
lrr~r North and Montague-, Septernhor
_ 29th. a light sn-minor ovorooni. Find-
cr will receive re-ward by uotifyinfi
I). I.. McKinnon. Montague.
26 10-21-Mill.
E. B. R. NEURALGIA ERADICATOR
llottiiiirnl $1.00. l"i'epaid on rt--
relpt of price. li. Il. illchinond. M-
t‘li.. l’. 0. liox lillil. Springile-ld.
Iiius-is ll. S. A. 2653-I0-2lMl<]S'»‘l
PRIVATE SALE. - HIGH CLASS
furniture, house fiirnishlngs. t~liin:i.
cut glass, etc. House open for lu-
spection. Mrs. J.  Hoifnisii, iii!
ldlm Ave. 2659,-10-2lMii‘.
BOAR FOR SERVICE- THE UNDER
signed hae- purchased from Mr.
Peter Brodie, oi’ York, h_ls chsnrpion
prize winning Berkshire bc-ar. Ken-
neth Mr-Millnn. (Iovelienrl.
, 2670-10-2iM2ipd.
with new "home and oiitbiriltliiigs.
ron SAL:-Firrv A'én:`"PAn-ui.-
lmnd'y school, stores..antl- seo man-w
Enemy has Assn
has been ilepuls
Sector Where ll
Taken Prisoners
Special- to the Guardian )
l5l’t‘li.»\ltI‘]S'I`, in-t. 20-- ilulgarizin
und German fort-es' in Iloiirudju liuve
tuken the oiferrsive along the wliole-`
western front. 'l‘lic-w have t'orced
back the Itouirrarri:ins's It-it wing. it is
oi1i<'iall_\' unuoiinced it.-.lu_\'.
in Lirandolile beiivet-n 'l`riiiu:'- and
the Uzul \'nllc_v und on the ir-t`t bunk
ot' Alt. Aiulitm-Gei'rii:iir altar-its \vc.»re|
Ireateri' l~l`l'. ’l`lie lloiiirruniuus look p|°is'»
oners and war mnteriul. in the r‘i'-gioir
of Mount ltobul live' assaults were
lriiiiie. costing the Teutonic i`ort:i>r-
heavy Iossc-si ltoiimanians rc-captured
Mount Surni near llothentliurm Pass.
I
med the ,0iiensive Along the Whole- Front hui
ed with Heavy losses with Exception oi one
e Made' Some Advance. Roumanians have
and War Material.
The siateriieiit reads :i.-:- follows: On
the uortiitvru and nortliwf-sterrr fronts
tht- eireiriy has altar-ltr-.ri (loiu~apn in
the 'I`roius Valley and luis been re-
pulsed. -in l'i-'nl Valley' tlwre liur. been
violt-.ri artillery- at-tions and t-.ire-niy
iui'arrir_\' has he-en tll.~'pt\i‘soi|. Uni'
irot-ps have taken the- oi'i'en.=:ivt- in
()ltus \'iillo_v aint lnivt- driven Init-it
tlie`¢-uorn_v to ilu- |'roniit'.r iviir-.rel
lighting <-orrtiitiit-.-.. 'l‘ho situation isi
iiiicliarigt'-al on the rerrialinliri- oi' the
t'ront as lar as Bran lic-slr- wiieri- we'
repulsed enemy attacks against our;
le-ft ilarik. We took forty-tive prisoirers'
ami captiired some ll/ar irrnt_t-i-ials. \\'4=,|
have recaptui'ed Mount Siu-ul. On the,
left bunk oi' Ah we repulsed tive' ene-
my ntiiir-.ks in the region of Gount-
rudril where the- ~~riein_v siiil'ercd
ireary loss(-.»'. More than ilnee hun-
dred corpses were i't;~und in i'ront oi`
our treiii-hes and we ruptiirt-tl two
urticiriuc guns i'roni the f-irerriyk 'l‘irere
has- bi-.cn urtiller_\' lronibrirdiirent at
Orsovn. in Jiul Valley, on the- south-.
ern front. Along the iitrnubo an ex-
rliange t.-t` int'antr'_\‘ and artillery tire
has' tak:-u place. 'l`lie- e-iierrry has as-~
sumc~.i the oiifensive over the whole
tront in Dobrudja and has hee-ri re-
piilse-zl on our right iliink and in the
t-entre. Our lei] wing liar- been with-
drawn slightly toward Lingre.
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GENERAL li-I
A I ..' - T. - ...A1 H'
(Special to the Guardian.)
l.()_\Il)()N, Oct. 20.--In France, Ga
licia and the Dolrrudjn region of Ilon-
munia, the arniies of the (`entral l’o-
wers liiive siit'cessi'ully tzikon the of-
fensive against their opponents. 'l‘hev
are also holding the Enterite Allies
in r-lu;-ck in northern Macetlouiii and
are continiiing the Fighting on the
’l`raiisylvairia ilorriuariian frontier.
(‘rown Priirce Riippreciit oi' lizivarin.
assnnring the initiative on the Sonimt
front. 'in Frauce_lins. acrordliig ro tht-
Berliii war olilee. recaptured from the
British the greater part of the posi-
tions won from the Gerrnans on (lc-
toher lil between Enucoiiri. l_nb-
bale. and lieliuruuo and hetwei-.n the
Posleres Bappaumf- Road and (incu-
donrt toward Bcaiicniirt, I
'i'lre Gcrnnius also have sir<~ros:-t'iil-
Iy witlistood llritlsh uttut-l<.~' near
(`orii'cele|tu-Inq-Sari and on the i’o
sicres Baupaumt- road. - .
Piiris reports only nrtiIlcr_\' :ii-tivit._v
on the Somnie front but liondon
on
..__...,.._<_____i_
t~lironit-lcs the repiilse with heavy
cnsriulties of a Gcrinuir aitnrk in the
'i`hiepv.'.iI region.
(lu the I~Jnstc-ru front Teutonit' fur-
;-es have stormed Russian positions
r»n the loft lraiilt ot' 1\'ura_v\ivk:i river
soiitlreziit oi` Lerirlxerg and held con-
qiierctl ground against coiiirtcr' at-
tacks. l"ourtceii oiiicers, 2,050 men
ll riizrciriiies guns were taken 'by
I’ririi-e I.eopoId‘:-r troops in \'ol_\'Iinia.
Fighting continue-s with varying re-
sults lroth Aiistro (lerinaris and itus-
suiis claiming Popiilses oi' attacks on
various sectors. To the uortli ot'
_Kiselin ri stubborn battle- is lroing
waged with no det-isioii having yet
been reaclied. Field Marshal Von
Macl{euzeii has again resuined his
drive towuril tlip i‘oiistan<-in Biiclrair-
est riiiiroud in i)uhriiriju. While Her-
liir reports 'lie fighting there as live-
l_v. Bucharest admits that the Itoiiuia-
nian left wing along the Black Sen
roast has been thrown hack.
Potrograrl reports 'l`ouionit- aliaclcs
repelled with heavy losses ami that
the battle continues.
iloumanian armies are fighting hard
to drive the troops oi the (‘e-ntrul
Powers back through the frontier
passe-s lrito ’l‘rnnsylvania.
Bucharest reports an otferisive in
Oltua Valle-y. uortlieast of Kronstnzlt,
_the taking ol` Moiini. Suriii, east oi'
Rotlir=.ntlrrnm Pass. and south- ol' Hor-
rnrannstndt _
Attacks in' lziriund. lietine, ’I`l'etus.
Uzul. and Alt Valleys were- repuls§.t1
by liouniaiiians. -
While Paris says the Serbians have
captured the town of Vaiyese-lo nofrih
of Broil in the re-giou inurked bythe
beiid in the (`eriiu River' in s‘oiithe-rn
Serbia. Berlin declares- the oifeiislve
there has come to a halt before the
stand 4-1` the-' forces of the ('entrni
Povvs-i's.
Violent fighting coiitlriries on Mount
Pasubic In the 'l`rentlno region with
Rome and Vienna hoth claiming slight
siircesses.
More Canadians
_ Arrive_i_u England
(Canadian Press Despatch.)
i)'i"l‘AWA. Ot-i. 20.-it is oiiit-ialI_\'
tiriiioirlicetl tirrorifili the chief press
t‘ensor`s olil-ce that the lollnwiiig
troops have urrivt-ii sni`eI_v in ldng-'
hind: 'l`he ltltith Slislttittrliciruii Bul-
tnliou, lin|i` of the llliith 'I`oronto But
tation. the _85tii. the-185th, tho lillird
uiid the 219th Nova Scotia liattnlions
\vilr driiits from the- dental corps and
Royul I-‘lying Corps. 'I`he totul iiiiur |
her of troops is oi‘lii~ers. 276; men.
5.529.
Germans Admit
Loss oi the Bremen
(Canadian Press Despa\ch.)
-l.()!\'ll()N. Oct, 20.-Au idx:-liiriige
'I`r-It-grnplr despair-li i`r'uin .-\uisterdurn.
says ii ielegrurii hns been rr-i:el\'-
od tht-‘rc from ilrerriori ronilrmlng tin-
rcport that flip Gerinan Ocean .\I:i\'i-
gntlon (‘ornpiin_\' has i't't-oiverl no ne\r:~‘
from thc t'ou\inerr-irl sulnnarinc llrem-
en rind that she is r't»g:irtlf=tl :rs lost.
Great anxiety prevails among the fai-
milios of the <~r‘t~.\\j. \‘iriu:illy all ol’
which reside lu llrfmen and it ls ex-
pected dllllrrulty will be cxpcrirri(-erl
in obtaining crews for other coninier-
t-itil submarines which niny undertake
iriu\s-Atlarrtit- voyageSi
At-t-ording to this information the
soiling of the Deirischlanti _ on an-
other voyuge nr-.ross the Ailunilt-. has
been cniicelled.
-lleavy Fighting
0n Russian Front.
Pi-1'rnoonAii. oct- 2o-`- i-ieavr
,fighting continues in Volhynia and
,Galicia but no important changes are
-recorded in the ofllciiii statement iri-
sued today. The struggle is ne-vere
_:ire. Ten acres of valuable hard
and soft woods thereon. Apply to
14. Chestnut St., City. 9-1-Mldtl'
S5 PRIVATE CHRISTMAS CARDS,
sample hook free prepaid. Men
and women making one i-.1 two dol-
lars an hour. Tens of thousands
order' d for friends at home and
Canucks' nous at the front. Bradley-
Garratson, Brantford. Ontorio.
. 8080-l0»2lMtii
tion on Friday. Oct. 27th at 1 p.
tive rain o shine. N0 l’0!°l'V°
its cn' - ‘ s _st Awlr 1° Mr-
n.‘_*  -_ii ' p . i.
-1 iii iii-li im-.-.-..i......,
ron sm. .__ A'r`iCi.°r`6‘r1"'e`s~rA-
m.. Horses, milk °covvs, farm mach-
inery. harness and carriages. also
turniturs including orlln 0l<‘---
ever-_vthini rnnsi. so. Ar Mr., Elli-
ott hal soltl. his farm. Sale DON*
r .
l Jail. R. Elliott. 2664-I0-2lM4lEli|il.
north of Kiselin on the front north-
‘west of l.utsk. North of Kuropatnikn
MORE ISLANDERS .
iN GASUALTYLIST
Lieutenant Wilfrid Sullivan, Son
of Chief Justice, Reported
Missing. Three Others
Wounded.
Sir \\'|Illai|i \\'l|i'r'|_-tl Siililvnll.
Chief Jusilr-e, _vvsterwlay r‘c1:e'lved ri
trlegmrri iiiforuring him that his stli.
Iiieut. \\'ili'rid i‘. l'. Sullivan. is
niiuibr-1':-.'l nniong tin- missing at the
frunt. ’I`liu tclcgriiin retul us lol-lows!-Z
"tIliu\\'a. t)i't. llltll l9lli
“Sir Wm. \\'ili‘r‘id Sullivan.
(‘litirlotietowii. ‘
“Slnt~erel_v re.-grt-t to iiii'orm you.
l.ieut. \\-'llt`rid t‘irarli~.-.‘ l'ert-_v Sullivan.
lnl`ziiitr_\-', oilit~iaIl_v' repl.-rir-tl missing.
Oct. Sih. iiilil. \\'ill send i'ui-ilrc-r par-
tlrulirrs \vlrr-ii iw-i-civr-il.
t). I. t‘. It|<](‘(lill) ()|"l*‘|(TE.
tlclnber 20th." `
I.ieul. Sullivan was attached to the
4:lrd Battalion( Uanutilan (lame-roll
l’ilglilandc-rsl. as llonrblng 0itlcer.Hls
futher had ret-rlvt~tl u letter' from him
on the 27th. or Sr-piernher irltinio. it
ir. to hr- sint-ercI_\' ln.-pt-:~:I that ere long
nf-ws or the snn~1.\' 01' this snllant or-
licer will he ret-t»ivctl.
Mr. tisbert i°Innrun, of _Vernon
lllver Bridge. has ret-eiverl word that
his son. t‘or-pornl Grafton Enman.
has been vvoundr-ti lu action. Corporal
I~In’nisrr enlistctl in Ulrnrlottetown. for
the- 55th Battalion. r.-i” New Brunswick.
and has 1-re-en sonn- or the heaviest
fighting on the western front. His
many friends will sincerely hope that
he is noi. serioiisll' il\i\ll‘€<l~
'i‘wn other lslnutlvrs recently ro-
ported wounded are Serlb J.
J. Mcvnrve-ll. of l`\‘BDll\ld. a
(the (lornians were attacking fiercely
ibut have attained nosuccess. The
‘announcement follows: North of the
. little town of Kisnlt a stubborn battle
is proceeding. North of Kuro-
piitnika the enemy is mak-
ing fierce nttaéks but without
,success After' violent bombardment
the enemy launched on assault with
dense masses oi troops on our posi-
tions south of Svidtelniiti. [The battle
continues. South of Dornn, near the
ltoimianian border the enemy Assum-
¢-:l the offenr-ive and attacked our de-
int-.imientsf North of Lsmnntoi. mount-
sins our troops attacked and dislodg-
oti t emmy tr n series of heights
nnrnlier.- of mrisoners.
nnptmini ,four ‘mlchine guns and it
mem|,¢.,. of (iw .Mounted Rifles..
and Driver .l. ii. Lacey- 0!
gmnming Point, tin- hitter belonging
to the- Medical Service.
I me 'l“"l'lhE:l'EllT ` ’
noe.  nc
(Special to the Guardian.)
TORONTO, Oct. 21.-Strong winds
and gales. South and _ southwest
windii. occasional rains. .
The highest temperature yesterday
---ns as degrees. At rio. m.. 50: nt.
,9 p. m. 56. The lowest temperature
Duke oi Connaught
Explosion lu A
Arrives in England
(Canadian Press Despatch)
LONDON, October 20- ll. it. I~i.
the Duke of (Tonnaughi. the retire-rl
Governor-General of Canada, has ar-
|'l\'€d in England. ut-conipaiiietl by the
Duchess and Princess Patricia.
West Virginia Mini-
(Canadlan Press Despatch.)
i<‘AlRMOlT.\"l‘. \\-'_ Va.. Oct. Morr-
thun 100 miners. 1»niplo_\'etl by tilt- Ju
niieson (ioirrpariy at Barrackville.
three miles from here. were entoinberl
early this nl'tcrirotm by un explosion
oi' dam.p. I<Iurl_v rtiports said it wir:
l`enrt~tl urnu_\' inn_'.' have been ltll’“d
GERMANS EXCLUDED FROM
RHODES SCHOLARSHIUS.
(Canadian Pre-Ss Despalch.)
l.().\'llON. Oct. 20.-Tile llouie o'
(`ommons this ere.-rriiig passed ilu- sr-
cond reading of the Rhodes estuio
bill which would exoliiile the (lerninn:
liericoiorth from enjoying srliolar-
(‘@cll Rhodes trust fund.
Minard’s Llniment Cures Diphtherin.
__.______-_-
Minard's Linlment Cures Dintemper.
\l°4'-l»|l»~l"l"I»O\l'0\l»4\*1»+-|'*~|
NOTICE. TO ,
SUBSCRIBERS
Uwmg to the great ad-
vance in the price of paper, 4,
of ink, of type. of metal, and#
the cost of production gener- f,
ally. 'l`}-IF. CHARLOTTE- Q,
'l`()\\'N GUARDIAN finds 4"
+o¥++++
4-4+ -|»
#OO
O§#§O§O§§OO
strictly to its sub.=cription`:
. I-:ries as follows: ¢
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For outside the City
mailed $2.50 per year
I-‘or U. S. A. $3.00 per year
These rates will be strict-
ly enforced on and after Oct.
ti, i9r6.
oooooooooos _ 4-oo?-ooo
9000000
tho previous night was 45 d9‘$l‘0Gb
»
. »f . .». _ _
ships at Oxford University under tht-`
For the City' delivered gfcommittee was appointed to select
$3-50 per year M
' 0
Pulling Bulgarians
(Canadian Press Despaloh.)
PARIS, Oct. 20.- ’I`lic war ntiire. nn
noiintreil today that the Serlrians
have captiiretl the plateiiu und vil-
lage oi' Velyeselo, on thi- western cnt!
of the Blat-ctloniziri i'roui, putting iii-‘.
Bulgarians to rout.
_,\~..,..`~v.-~~»,A.~_-_,“-._~__,.,. _,_ .
Their Maiesiies-. the
Prince oi Wales
llonaie $37,500 io
oi Sl. John.
His Majesty the King has been
pleased in send the _following nressagc
to the lied t‘i-oss Society and the Or
der oi` St. John. through his honour'
Lieutenant (lovernor Ma<-liouald.
'l`()itON'|`(). Ont.. Hot. lli. 1916.-
’I‘he \\'ork of Ivlrr‘t-_\' jointly t-uri‘iml
out h_v the liritisli Red (‘ross Society
and the order of St. .loim of Jcrusn
lem hits evoked among the peoplo
'-the deepest feeling of gratitude und
pride. Froin; what l have seen at
home und at the front I fully nppre
nie sernans in a ariiiisni Aims- 
a _Town and Plateau, on Macedonii‘»~_i'i‘i§i
to Rout. - _  '
r ) '_. A 
. ____..____».___.i.. '- - '_.
 '-.- -»'_
The statement sn,\'»s,h"o|r,QQ*;;l5l|les
were inflicted on the Biilgptll _ f»Th¢
Serhians captured 100_ llhlgine
nnd three canon. ` ~ ` ,'-_
\'f»Iyesr.lo. is two miles ‘BUYER ti'
lirod a town on the Centra -l\l§%l"t_hP
rapture of whit-.lr was anno\l`i‘tlie`d' ye§-
lerdaiy by the I-`r.\ut~\r wnr'nlll4:e.`- ~.
_,_ _. ..,_._.,__._-_ ,. ._.,~._.~_~.~».v-.».-~¢...
ROYAL IIIFTERUIVIQ     
THE RUYA-E 
we 0 ¢ 0
King ~__aiiil.. lllleelll 
nu .ure Queen slider.
lied Cross and lirdgr
._....i--_----_» ~
elim- the splendid work the socistsy
has ac_cornplished. As it is only ‘by
- ii United ldmpire that victory Hill bt'
sec-rired so for the relief of tl\`eB`e who
=:uil't»r in its attainment must we
stand etuislly united. I have- great
pleasure in giving live tliouland
pounds as n donation to the-fund
upon the rcsoiircs-s oi’ which thot!
rnust be ever increasing demalida,
(Signedl GEORGE R. l. ' '  .
The Queen gives £1000, the Prince-
‘of Wales £1000 and Q\ieei\'Al'_erxan
ura £500L -.lp . _.W
Mniiiii iiwsnin
in ii niiiiiiti
A r-oiii`ei'eri<-e oi' the Alai-itinre Di-
vision oi' (ho (‘anndiaii Press Asso-
ciation was hold ut 'I`r\iro oil '|‘hurs-
day tifiernoon and evening. Mr. li.
I), (`oiiiu. 'l‘ruro News presided at the
nfternoon meeting whit-li was iid-i
dressed b_v the Pireslilr-iii. .\'lr. .i. G.
Sayles. i‘.hairrnnn of the Wi-eltiy Soc-
lion. i‘ousiderniion of the paper si-
tuation wus tuken up. and it was
pointed oirt that the mills \\'i-‘r'f> iirsis-.
ling upon ii lniiiiuiiiiii iritwease to
l
Elliot. oi Kingston Whig, nmi .\lr. lloyi
=-_-.-_-.-_-_-.-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_------------------------~'=---‘-------=--‘-==-‘-=---=‘f-=‘-‘-'-‘ff5-'-'-31*-ifrég-A
l-.'rrecutive---'l‘lit- above ofticeifs with
new-s. J, t-. Keating. i_ '-Montego
'Timesz W. H. Dennis. Halifax' ve-
raiu; J. 'r. Hawke. Mnn¢tl1n~'i*r-ass,-`
t-rlpt; J. i‘. Moloney. -Woodstock'
'ifi-ess; re. iv. vit-ui-andy. St.. Julio
’I’eIr>graph; il. H. Onslow. Camphld
ion .Graplilt-, and Mrs. E*-ioidlnx.
Windsor Tribune. " "' _  ".’.
Mr. Uomn asked tim-t he be excused,
front at-t-opting office as he wits un-
der uiedlcsl orders not-io'.|-651. or dr'
tiny kind of work i;oceosit.atl,lt Strain
on- tin-. i-_\-es. He suggested.-Afn' 3'. 154
Mardmiiiltl. i'it't0\i Adroeirti' ln- _his
pint-c, This was agreed -to.----_ .- , -'
.Nh-_ liurnott proposed that hie_ place'
as \-'ire-President ahoulrl . be -tirkew by
on-. ic. 1,. cotton. for-mf.-r p_rssideni;,
who had now gone to' tliiwf' 'ut 'tv
sr-.r-ve the colours. -l-lo“"t’hb` ht. if
lnrgo r-oiisriincrs oi' l'i'oiri dt) to S5 per
t-ent. on the pro-war pr-it-es. it was
mnintalnoti that no rn‘.\vspn|ii-ri' roultl
afford to pay $2 pi-r lilo lbs for its
white pirper. and rriorooi-er' that there
was no nece-ssit_\' i`or sin-h rr pr-it-o in
l`4irr:idn. Only ii por t-cnt. oi' the po.-
per niairiifat-iiri-e-il in t‘ininiln li: con-‘
srilntid here. the rt-.st being exported.
'l`_liei_'e was ir sliorlagc in tht' tloiirestic
supply in the l'nlif-d States. und the
f‘uiurtlian rnaiiiii'irt-tiirer's were finding
'i protltirhle nriirkct in their export
business. it w-as ht-ld thirl the <‘-.r-
nadinii iuiwspuper publishers should
receive ii nrt-tit-riirc of protection
igniiist .»'tmerit~ari.t-ouipeiiiiou. and in
irdur to hrlng this about it wus ndvo-
.-nied tlini thc G.i\¢=.i'rirnc|\l ho asked
to prit. :in cuilrui-go on tht- t'-xporiailoi.
>f pnprr and pulp.
` 'Mr. l<l|lioti reported that ir joint
-ommitieo ol' tho rrc\\'.-ipnpci' puliii
-lie-rs and irriil owners had consirleron
_the mutter, und that the niiil owrnrs
lind lit'-.ld out for it minimiun of $15.00
'per lil() lhs. ut the mill for not less
_'hun ii _vt-ur's 1-or!tl‘ar~i. 'I`liP piih
‘islieis voininlttei- t'riiisitlf\i'erI this pru-
ii`ibitivr.- :ind had i-rvoiiesterl the tio
'ernmrrii io in\'r‘st'iKntt= the inniiei'
ind io plat-v nn imbargo should the
~nilI owners persist in their niiitiide
A rcsoliition wus adopted e`ntln'r-
-ln: the at-lion oi' thc Committee of
I
‘~ ll~‘~l clit-r-i was I<\legi'.»iplieo to To-
-into.
.\lr. .\‘aylt\s uddr'r\sscd the weekly
eclion on ilro irer-essity nf advancing
the subscription rates io _ $l.:'>0 pei'
week and showed that it was abro-
lutely impossible for n newspaper to
make ends meet on s lower basis
He sta-ted that grlreafly over 200 week-
ly papers had advanced their rates.
_ Q . . e .
ii necessary to adhere qv A resolution piinrgtng rin- mediators
to support the $i.50 subscription pn
licy was adopted.
tin again presided. and s nomlnatin
otilcé bearers and executive. and the
-reported-as follows:
'i` President.-Mr. R. D. t"oi'lln. Tru
ro News.
Vice-Pres, .\I.'Tl-Nh-Til. D. Mc
`Klnnon. St. John Standard.
_ Vice-Prob., P. E. l.-Mr. J. R. Bu
neit. Charlottetown Guardian.
Lean. Port Hood Greetinit.
Sorry.-Trensrirer.-Mr. C.'C. Avurd
Minarda Llnimcnt Curso three in cowl Sncltville Tribune.
.i '
1
l »
_uw ~»~n»~»--  rw -em
lic i'r'o.=:-1 ,\ssoi-lniiori and A niesSnge‘
anti that it had not aifei-ted the num-
ber of their srrhsvrilrers to any- appre-
ciable ext ni
At the eveiring Conference. Mr. Cof-
f Vice-Preir., N. B.-Mr. D. F. Mc
\\-onlri bo :r grntel'ul`n'<~r on"-rl|£%`p`|i'1rt
and one that would ho' `\5||')1’8CjAl.8|i`
wi-rv they io- eie-:t Mi' Cotfton ' wbh.
hsd taken such an active |wi't_In titr-
lwork of the Astro:-lation prior fn the
lorithreak of the war. Mr. Hawke
‘sr-,courted this and it \vu.s-tru-ned' tm
_Q was pointed out that-tlldg Vial!-
l‘i'c.»iirleiii of the Canadian Asspélatfoir
roi- the Maritime Provinces had Ilieetr
intent-.ci by the Association si enlnr an
nuai nrt.eting...nntl thnt'he ought' more
proper-|_v to be nominated by tli6'locr`_i-i
division. .\Ir. Hawke propospdthat
Mr. Mar-donald. then Pr;ii_nid"eni_
should be the \-'lt-P-l’residen,t ylnrifro
pre-,seriiniir-» on -he exec-utlte for next
vyear, '  ' ~
Mr. Ilrirncii seconded this 'and it
was unnnimouslv agreed to.
l*r-e.--iilvnt riiiimi and Chairman
Sayles di-llvoi-ed inspiring and Proc
ilral atitiirsscs oo the iiefspnper cal-
ling. _ _
I .\ gi-t-at nt-.iii of ordinary hmunw-
ivss their traiisscted, andr. it was
}ng'i‘ee<l lhnt the nex_t'i\nm1ll lilpotlflr
`slinnld be held alv~M0iicto\`I raid- in
clude a visit in Priltlie .Etlw`i\l‘d, ln'
land by the liar Ferry. -li»~.#q1'~‘olu1
det-ldr-id in extend an..in1ita`tlon‘,t.b"thf=
Vnnndlan. Press Asnqtriutipny-,t|`|;,:4l_\4t)l\al
a meeting ln' the Mnritiinefrllytii-
ces. - ,»  ~`
` The proceedings-iermlihi-¢i¥'i-ltgitti
votes.of thanks vo- I’rosltleil_i.'i;,E_l ot*
'and i‘hnirnian Sayles fbr`their-fvislf
and tin- excellent addresses théyhati
delivered. ' - _ ' "
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ONE CIN1' Dormer! llel _
tor sdvlrtttitifh-tllrnOil1'=~
mill! 'looolpdly ordorl. _ _-
.ch|r¢oI".°0ll~-- ` "
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r °~<i'ne-'annual mums; ot-athttntmt..
I .Haven  tio Ltd.. `\ti'\l.
.en ,v. r|“..1ot~3A.r~ noon:
.v town at l_-_doloor ii. d.,_» _
new mb. im. s. H. t
' dent. - I5 _ \
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proob and pootty-live, » _ '__
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