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SATURDAY, JULY 28, 1917.

TELEGRAMS.

(Continstä from Page 1)

THE RUSSIAN DEBACLE.

HEROISM AND TREACHERY.

PETROGRAD, Jaly 25. Accounts from Galicia continue to -speak of the stauschness of the gunners and the Cossacks. The latter fought like heroes in and out of their sacles nail the gunners actually legged the Piastry on their knees to save the guns, but the infantry took un heed and g even did not attempt to destroy the guns.

THE CHINA MAIL.

BRITISH AGRICULTURAL RETURNS.

EARLIER TELEGRAMS.

EXPECTATIONS EXCEEDED,

Loxton, July 27. The Fress Bureau, announces that the

preliminary anual agricultural Beturns how that the following acresge in England and Wales will be harvested

in 1017:-

"Wheat

*1,911,000 plecrease of 1,000 acres). Barley

1,439,000 increase of 127,000 acres). 9,230,000 - cincrease of 145,000 acres). Potatoes.... ........504,000

Data

THE RUSSIAN FRONT.

FURTHER RETIREMENTS,

Loosbos, July 27, A Russian official message, trans uitted by wireless, states

Eastward of Tamopal are retinal under pressure to the Chileadiezno and Gniezna Bivers.

Superior enemy forces penetised four positions on the tiniena River.

[" north-eastward

Trinbowl Sinndtaneously, the enemy pene trated our positions on the Sereth, southward of Trembowls. He doves loped his attack in a north-eastwand Lincrouse of 7,600 acres "direction und fareed our retirement. This result exceeds expectations and

h the Trumbowla region" "bur were ineffective proves that the farmer, in the Spring counter-attacks marle ar exceptional effort underwing to the bow monde of the troops and the reduced strength of unally alvorse conditions. It also the units. averts the estimated decrease of 200,000 acres, Thus, the net revalt of the food proiction campaign is an additional A member of the hum inne00 acres of our and potatoes, mesage from Dejnsk, deiners that irrespective of the still greater relative there have been severalenses of signalling increde by the small growers. The

estimate that the area of small enttiva tion has quadrapled, is probably belar the mark.

The shooting ol maiters and marauders "is now proceeding A - Comusanter of a firenadier Division has heer dismissert for reftring to "fire in deserters.

to the terms from the bussian reur.

THE RUSSIAN PRONT

ENEMY ATTACKS REPULSED,

Foxbox, July 27. 3 Balssian officialanessage, i rasmitted

hy wireless, states: --

The chemy occupig] Protyez a Castles, to the north of Turnopf, Wel repulsed" enemy attacks to the south east of Tarmpol,

We retires a short distance to new positions to the swith-east of Tremboría We repulsed attacks to the north of Centos. Our ravalry, to the south west of Monasterjiske, threw back the pressing enemy infantry.

We continue an dasterly retirement, between the Birster and the Car- pathima.

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FORTIER RUMANIAN ·

ADYANTES,

and much musterial.

FOOD PRICES.

FOOD CONTROLLER'S PLANS.

LONDON, July 9.

Tradersary

millemen

MODERN BRITISH INFAN- TRY WORK.

THE LEWIS GUNNERS.

This work of the bombers in modura. war is of the highest value, yet, important us are the grenadiers-and it was a the causes of the failure at Los in Supt.

In the House of Tonks. Lord Khoudia, in a statement relativo to food content, said there was a feeling of unrest in many quarters owing to the extravagans prices of a number

Oct. 1915 that we were neither so well est commicilities. The Board of Tradersupplied with bombe as the Gern and nor estimated that the avenge cost of so technically proficient in their us food, had more than doubled during yet the trud

missile, the ballet.. infantry the war. He earnestly appealed to is far from being displaced; it is more the public to redouble their efforts forts are made in all armies to increase important than over, and the greatest in food Peonenty, anbil the Allies to the utmost possibe extent the volume shipbusting progranine resulted in and control of ride-calibre fire. The the replacing of vessels as soon as weapon which gives to the soldier the they were sink.

opportunity of effecting this increase is His policy was to fix profits at forta. Now in this matter of machine the machine-gun, in one or other "of its very stage, and this will take the guns, their tactics and their types, if not fora of fixing prices on the principle in the number of weapons employed, the of allowing a romable pre-war new British Army has undoubtedly profit.

proved itself superios to the Germans. Machine-guns are of two distinct pat would be eliminated and the local teens the sun that is find from a red authorities would be unpowered to platform or tripod, and the gun

that car appoint local Food Controllers. With fired from the shoulder and carried The eneiny occupied Jany, Bad-reference to profiteering, his Lord-only one type, the first The British like a rifle. The German Army knows amoy and Zvienius of the west ship said he would press for im-irmy, pussesses both and differentiates bank of the Sureth. The tuny's prisonment in aggravated ones, but sharply in their use. The fixed-mounting heavy gas maintabed an intense

be proposed to eliminate profitsers by type is the Vickers, and that is the wea fire on the east bank. We have fixing prices. Fie, anticipated that of the companies of the Winchine Gan Corps. The hand-wielded weapon gun to retire vostyard of the the maximum cattle prices would is the Lewis gun and that is the arm of Perth.

enable a nebution of at lost f.a specially trained infantry man who is, fetsin units continue voluntary perlb, in ment, retail, before Decern. however, not necessarily

machine- retirements but others are devotedly ber 31st.

Arrangements for JL: gunner. duling their duty.

The necessity of maintaining a forma would also be intialuerd. equitable distribution of comestibles tion of small groups on the maxlen bat:lefield, and the equally strony. GRANTS FOR RETURNED SOLDIERSYou have made the platoon the pecessity of keeping control of those

Each actical unit of the infantry. platoon is commanded by an officer, with 4 other ranks' for 'message. etc. is divided The platoon of assult into four sections, ach containing

N. C. O. and other ranks viz

section of a sortion of bombers, rifle-bombers, section of ritfernen, a faction of Lewis gunners.

ers. In a battalion there are 10 Lewis guns with an officer specially in charge. tribute among platoons as

These guns are dis- nbove incuted, with variable number held in battalion reserve. Not all the plu- toons of a battalion have Lewis guns,

Let us folles the work of the Lewis those Conuersia's great attack such as

nade recently on the Western Front. Before the Zero hou when the "creeping berrace of the tillery will begin to cover the advance of the infantrymen, the Lewis gunners steil ont into the tingled, shell-ploughed desolation of No in Land. In front of them the

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Our retirement between the Serrtle and the Priester and between the

THE WAR PRISONERS AGREEMENT.nijester uni the Carpathis con- finites, W dygenated Nijpiny and Thoricz.

IT'S PROVISIONS

Jagoos, July #2. +

The Emminians and Russians are

|prossing the retiring energy west-

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In the House of Commons. Mr. wird of Suchitze River. F. P. Mäpe antioned that intrat Britain and Ciertosny had ratified the War Prisongs Agreement, providing for are lenient medical qualifione tiems for repatriation and internment sin

GERMAN REPORT.

3. dienair officio! nessage. 'Trulse mitted by wireless, staleaz

the

neutral country; 1-patriation of worst cnsis from Switzerland, she interpuent, in Helkend, of %,500

The Russians have given up the Carpathiais Front as far as Kirlibaba.

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THE FIGHT FOR THE FRENCH PLATEAUX,

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Lesnos, July 27,

sick and woundexi- British and Ger- ENEMY MAKES NO PROCRESS. main combatant prisoners and also, of 4,500 otllets and marrontaissioned. officers who Teil been imprisonel for De witte, all of them would be eligilio nai quzorumai in mental country. Holland would also provide for parcivilian prisoners, profer- Internment would be

The Romanians have advanced to Wards the upper reaches of the Soghitza river, where they rosolated their invalids. positions. Advanes detachments moved of % proportionate basis. Punish- "forsrand, upon a height, to the west of tuent for afteligts d'escape" would Savca, taking many prisopers. The be replaced to, frontent days special Romaniais, on July 26, rapture many emfiemelt for a simple offence and prisutlers, sis gung, three mine throwers (two monthis" confinement to

aggravated attempt, and all such punishments at present being in tlisted on romsbatant prisoners shall Code" by

August 1st. All reprisals A German dicial message, tran-gainst individuals shall indiately henneclied and future regals emitted by wireless states:-

shall be subject to a month's notice of execution, All" otber' sentences pussel bu prisoners shall be post- pouet fiil peace is declared.

GERMAN REPORTS.

LONDON. July 27.

The Kaiser was a spectator of the hitter struggle in which we extended our gains near Tarnopol, our troops powerfully attacking the hotly contested bridgebeel on the cast" lank of the Sereth; Despit the Stubborn resistance the Russians who were sent forward, suffering casualties, we captured Gniezna and

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A French communiqué states - Fighting recompanied by any tens bothardum of on the Hurtebis plates, to the south of Ailles, con- find all day The enemy made not the slightest progress and we recovered, ge and at several points

list night.

Unsuccessful enemy attacks in Chanjngnewer, followed by 6 violent bonbarden; which extended

AND SAILORS.

OTTAWA, July 27, The House of Connons has passed a Tilb to resist returned soldiers in settling on the line. It grauts 200 arres of land and a loon of $2,500 to tuned soldiers and sailors of the Canaan Expedituary Forces or to the British or Colonial Naval or Military Forres. It also palls to former residents of Canada who send the Allies.

A FAMOUS CLIPPER SHIP.

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Dar Scottish correspondent writes It is almost uncanny to learn that the Catty Sark, which 30 years ugy was one of the most famous clipper ships in our irregular line of the enemy's pampes and mercantile, marine, is still afloat and

cunningly hidden along that parapet, doing good work. In Portagne owner and perhaps in front of it, are the ship, and named the Ferein, she is en- gaged in toucle along the West Coast of sony's muchice guns is emplacements Africa. Buit at Dunbarton on the protected from direct fire, waiting to

lyde in 1840 for the Chitas tes trade, the stack. As far as posible

cinit streams of bullets diagonally across

she was a very fast ship, and as late, as

these

192 she covered 358 knots in 24 hours, machine guns have been located and the Three rs before that she mailed 7678k of the Lewis Gauners crawling

forward in that thrilling night

which knots in a days, The Cutty Sark wIH, in fact, the ly each that could die precedes the assault is to knock them. dout at the critical moment. Fombling on theft, Monts Blount,, and topute the chain of the Thermopylee, built over the obstructions in the darkness, the right, to the" urighbourhood of at Aberdeen, to be the fastest sailing tearing. themselves free from the cling Cisque. Dur artillery vigorously ship in the world. The Thermopylasing wire, throwing themselves fint among replied and prevented the infantry Navy, and, when no longer suited for the enemy fares soar up they make their

Whe

latterly owned by the fortuguese the unburied dead of earlier fights, wher freelancing.

their needs, she was decorated with Rugs, way to the appointed shell-holes, where towed out tosen with a naval mort, and they will idek unsil the supreme moment. sunk with bee colours flying,

It arrives. The monotondus rush upon Captain Moodie, under whom the TLA of Cutty Sark made its most celebrated pitch and burst in the enemy's lines desultorily arriving abells which run, is also still to the fore, hale und leaps suddenly to a whirlwind of crash-

The artillery is most native on both banks of the Meuse.

THE PACIFIST MCTION.

DEBATE IN THE HOUSE OF COMMONS.

Loxbox, July, 200-

and hearty, spending the late autumn of ing, riving noise. The Lewis Gunners his days far from the benched verge of lift their weapon to the rim of their the salt sea" in the old fashioned village shell-hole. The horizontally-plated disc of Auc

Auchtermucity

A native of West is in position. The arque

Wemyss in Fife, his first experiences of

the sea were on board small ships owned

by Provost Swan, Kirkeldy,-the

Thoms

barrel in its radiator easing

to the target, the butt is firmly

In the debate on Mr. Ramsay Carlyle. Afterwards Captain a mapid stream of balleta uces thousands of A TORPEDOED CREW'S HORRIBLE Macdotakl's pacifist motion, Mr. Willis and Son, and for many years he which is his objective. Other Lavis.

Sereth, crossing From Trenbowlù to Stonerneze.

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We are rapidly advancing on both sides of the Dniester.

• "The Austro-Germans and Bavarians

have captured Koloma.

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We are following on the heels of the

FATE.

IN A SCHOOL OF SHARKS.

SUBMARINE 'COMMANDER'S

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CALLOUSNESS.

Topos. July 27. The newspapers give prontinenge

We evacuated the Soveja valley, as

of 17 of the crew of the Glasgow steamer Mariston, which was

Carpathians,, in the direction of Pruth.

far as the upper course of the Putna.

Wardle, on behalf of the Labourites. asciated himself with Mr. Asquith The desire for peace was based on

the achievement.of the purposes for servant-and with the Cutty Sark in again a little fage lifts and shows

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HONGKONG.

RESCUED MAN'S STORY.

pedoed on July 15, as told by them his friends expressed their a famine in China, and we had worse Lewis Gunners have their task who was a passenger on the, ill-fated on the way to Ratnagiri from Bombay.

Provost who was the intimate friend of pressed against the markaman's shoul der. His fingers close upon the trigger hau- enterer the service of John and

mering into the hostile emplacement decided to challenge the China grey the top of the hostile pampet so that no

Willis

When t linery.

the firm' Gans in other shell-holes are sweeping hounds, they naturally gave the com

the boat was kept afloat, and tỉ eg mand of their chosen fessel to a fried enemy durst show his head.

The artillery

wore in great langer of being darheil on. Behind the

against the locks on the const. At about which we had gone to war. He the water old John Willis and Curtain Lewis Gunners in their shell-hole is a

5. Mr. Vincent anys, they saw snuke. Moodie made history, both in the Chine murmur of voices, shouts faintly heard

All were on the alert and a lady's dres Sucdonald's Reglarerl that Mr.

Sea and the Inder, frst voyage was

Ocean."

was bointed as a flag to draw the-atfen; in the deafening din of bursting shells. resolution wns a great mistake.

The Cutty

The British Jabour forces had never from London to Shanghai and Captain They pass at their best walking once- is going over the top." infantry is

Bombay, 1st July: The Advocate of tion of a passing vessel. This way evidently a a Hospital Ship, but she passed participated in Imperialistie Jin-Moolie, when interviewed this week, to run is impossible on this shell-softened India has published the following ac them unnotier. Fortunately, the sun-

this account of

the vorake,"Wo gistic airs, But in a real war of gives

lines. They swarm over the parapet

At about six they fired two red luchr enemy in the north-eastern woolęd to Reuter's account of the awfil fate sellefence (Cheers.) The British,renched the Equator in 17 days. She ground and stream towarle the enemys count of the loss of the "Morgulia" on was not afrong owing to the chu

heard June, us. narrated by Mr G. F. behaved grandly; I knew I had some and the crackling of machine-guns and

rockets, which attracted the attention of labour forces were inflexibly resolved thing special under my feet. The voyage the thudding of bombs.

Vincent, of the Trinity College of Music, the 9.8. Sabarmati," which was then There was tor on victory. While Mr. Macdonald to Shanghai took 97 days.

Their chief function is to boat: On Saturday after breakfast the The set.

Captain on

the approaching bout with a cargo of rice from Bangkok to Lacilitate the progress of the leading objects us pious hope, the Labour Hongkong. The Chinese C more

however, very. high it was not til forers realised that they were only anxious for the rice that we were for wave and they advance with it. If the prospect of reaching Bombay in a couple said he would save them. Theses wa general orders are that the leading wave of hours more had engaged the attention that the Captain of the "Sabarmati obtainable by fighting, (Cheers.) their ten We took or 3100 tons of tea shail press straight to a further abjec- of most passengers who were all busy was able to throw a line and steady the The German people were not secting at Shanghai, and our voyage home wES tive, leaving trenches in rear to be

cleaned up by to destroy their own shackles but to made in splendid time."

following waves; then can preparing to land in Bombay. Several boat. This was a mat risky feat and At that time the Aberdeen built clip the fanks of those following waves passengers who were carrying valuables the passengers in the bout had & most anxious time of it. After the line bark per Thermopylae was the champion of Lewis Guss are also posted. They assist about their persona put them back been sught the danger of our bost impose then on other people.

the sea, having knocked out the Clyde w clippers jgst as the British defeated the the mopping up parties in cleaning in their trunks, and very merrily crashing against the Sabarmati had to Baltimore ships in an earlier decade out the groups of the enemy who have

were en beating high against the sides appeared with a piercing scream and resolution by a body not posse And it was this vessel. which was about concealed themselves during the first went about removing their,, life belts, be carefully avoided, as the waves wer A Rumanian communiqué reports:- 21 nioment later another vorished the mallest power? He pointed out the same dimensions as the Cutty Sark rush, keep down the heads of hostile Several of us, he says,

bombers, stalk and annihilate his gaged in playing quaita while others passengers was being carried high and We advanced twelve kilometres Then it was realised that a school that the Releistag resolution de- that Captain Moodie had to best. The machine-gun posts. If a portion of were trying to kill time by watching low. With superhuman efforts the Ca

munde freedom of the, seas, which Thermopylae left Shanghai laguage

the line frays out under the enemy's the coast and trying to catch glimpses of tatt and his gallint lasers managed One by one Leyond our old front and occupied air of sharks had arrived.

meant that ย nation with naval Cutty Sark. "I sighted her twice co

the China Se

mid Captain Moodies during the advance dans vra Bomber: We were a merry company steady the bout by means of double boot „our objectives, viz., ten villages. We these brave men suffered a boole power must not use it, while one

with a gloom in his eye. "There was the battalios reserve which all that and did not anticipate any danger. At which were fastened to the sides of the took 450 prisoners, many guns and death. The commander watched for with military power should be a southwest gale right in our teeth gap. If the advance is checked by twelve noon the engineers, as usual, tout ladies ruutia get to climb un Turize

uprestricted.

En asked whether but the Cutty was behaving like a daisy: an easy strong point lots de changed watches. At five or ten minute others waged to climbs up. folet time, but the spectable evidently Germany should still be permitted Close hauled we were making 15 knots resistance as the French call them-the after 12 (anys Mr Vincent) we heard a Rooth of the, Western Australian Circuit became too much for him, for he to retain. Alsace Lormine fort bly? easy, and we passed steamers hand over fourfold functions of the specialised fearful saah. & tremordous that lowed by Mr Vincent and athers: Cini- closed the trup door of the conning B was convinced, fully cognisant and I was 330 miles ahead of the platoon come into play. The Lewis had taken place. It was erlent that w

Thermopylae, when I lost my rudder. I X MINISTRY OF RECONSTRUCTION. 'tower and submerged: The cook, as he was of the position, that ixlost a toji niat some time before. For unners and the rift-bombers work the midship had been torn. Even then huing, Mr Vincent said they were

RUMANIAN ADVANCE.

* OCCUPATION OF ALL

..OBJECTLYFS.

LONDON, July 26.

much war material."

The enemy is retiring in (llsorder.

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cook, who was the only survivor.

He states that after the ship had disappeared, the submarine came up aide the struggling victime. The commander ignored all appeals for assistance. Suddenly, one mur dis-

Lospos, July 27.

on a hatch, was picked up by a British stämer, filteen hours later.

The House of Commons has passed the second reading of the Bill estab fishing a Afinistry of Reconstruction

by 02 votes to 30.

A new Ministry will co-ordinate with the activities "of the various committees and departments-in dealing with problems of reconstruc-

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THE SILVER MARKET.

Mr. Bonar Law asked what was

the good of busing anything on

the

it is

leaves.

of the

vessel, and the little boat with its anxious

A

tả

next ascended, the ladder, and was 'fol-

that abound on this conte

of the "Sabarmati hot coffer trench cross ronds) and open to look out for our boats. The boat Mr who all the time had been floating mediately before the outbreak of war a week I worked getting a jury rudder round the flanks of the strong point there was no excitement. We had only extremely well treated by the cup- we had no alternative but to enter Sitted up. Although we had only that energy of Fire Under covers this Vincent had to get in was No. 19. It was served out and very arrange the war. He exposed the hollowness jury rudder we beat the Therinopying the bombers and the rifemen storm the was not where is ought to have been ment was speedily made to make thus

two in ran from

the of the alleged "prezent peace feeling to London, what, crowds the stor angry. The Lewis Urns back as the Ho then quietly went to his cabin and rescued comfortable. But for this gallant in Germany, which was based on the us when we sched the Thames! The patrole which go forward to exploit the took 900 sovereigns he had put back in resne the boat with its 51 pasangers military outlook. There would be weather during the voyage was terrible temporary demoralisation of the enemy, his trank. He went back to the desk, might have been wrecked on the numer

wad my nerves were aber lo and, while the infantry which has arrived and still nut finding boat No. 10, and There were about 60) Past

at its objective is energetically con finding the men busy with axes no future security if a patched-up not go another trip with the Catty Sark olidating, the trench to be bold, "they knives cutting the ropes of bost, Mr., board the Sabarmati and they all peate came, and the German mili

Ito: Experts are of opinion that the Ther

steam back to Bombay The second time, and fetcher a gold watch stenched Hom bay on May tory machine was not broken, Ger- mapylne was the faster boat. But its ace dotted along the outpost line Vincent ways he went back to his cabin berlully consented to the Ciptain

Captain Moodie's opinion that the Cutte which protects that infantry. The

day (the 24th) and safely lander the Lospon, July 28. many must be disabused of the pre-art could and did beat her in a good trench-line ready for defence, they are which be greatly valued. Coming Messrs. Samuel, Montagu and war conviction that national great-

able part of the garrison wirich will by several boats already launched sand tion and sebermes fot the restoration Company's Silver Report states that neas and development depend on breeze. In the doldrums the Thermo withdrawn to it and form a very vala-: on deck the second time he to rescued, who were soon taken over to ther

wordethet's no test of ship."

which was already full. This boat, a Dew of the sinking of the Mongolia the market has an easier tendency: readiness to plunge the world into Pain's words way; but in the Cap its own fire-power, have to obeck, the managed to get a neat in bout The Mahal and other hotels, where the board war. He did not despair of the part He was delighted to learn that the Outty re-action of the enemy,

Should the enemy's counter-attack be cording to Mr Vincent, had si passen-cared intense excitement: EA Recent arrangements with the Haj Russia was going to play in the war, Bark is still above water.

E so far successful that the advanced line gers including himself, most of them first The majority of the passengers on

in the "Mongolia", were found for Australia. have been made so that supplies even under the present conditions. ship," he said "never sailed the scar."

cannot be held, it is again the Tewis class passengers. This number als for which place they have left Gunners who remain until the last and claded four ladies out of the Are who for shall be more accussible in London, He concluded by expressing "con

with their relatively great fire power were saloon passengers. This boat with

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My Vincenz cover the retreat of their comrades.

Recording to passengers, while the demand, apart from the idence in the ability of the Allies

had no sailors nor any of the ship's men Ho rad requirements of the Raj, are in. to achieve their object.

to take charge of it There was to THE MOTION REJECTED.

der, and only two cars when launche The sen was high and just before push-

of normal conditions after the war.

The functions of the Ministry will be mainly advisory.

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BLAZON TYPE NOT NECESSARY. HAMBERLAIN'S Colic, Cholers and

way heavy. The market is, how- The House of Commons rejected Diarrhoes Rentedy needs a ghring ever, so sensitive that the price hus. Mr. Rarasay Macdonald a resolution headline to attract the public eye. The often fluctuated with little apparent by 14a votes to 19. simple statement that all chemists cell cause; tous, more reasonable supplies

4t is ufficient, every family knows its

value. It has been used for forty years will tend to restore normal condi

and is just what its name implies. For sate by all Chervists and, Storekssjan.

THE SILVER MARKET.

ons The Indian silver holding has" increased by 212 lakhs,

Lowboy July 27.

The Silvor market is quiet.

CAN YOU AFFORD THE RISK!

WERE you ever sized with a severe

attack of cramp colle or diarrhoes

withmat a bottle of Cham borlady's Colic

ing away they saw Mr Eric Hope of Messrs Bassoon &Co., a prasenger, strug

AMERICA'S WAR BILL

Willora & Adoo, Secretary of

the Treasury, instatement made

New regulations just made under the Cholera and Diarrhoes Bemedy to the Defence of the Realm Arts make it a house? Don't take such risks. A dose lawful to hold dog shows. If any penon thing in the water. Hiseries of Save me or two will cure you before doctor takes part in the control, managersent, attracted their attention, and soother bent Mew York bankers, declares could possibly be called, and it never organisation of a dog whow he will which was practically empty attempterit $10,000,000,000 will be necessary

and dan

pick him out but he disappeared behind faili even in the minist. s Christ be guilty of an offence against the regulatho waves. Mr Viocent and his compaŋ meet the expenses of the first year gerous casen. For sol And Storekeeper

tions, says

The Tinta

of Aes tow

ions then drifted away. With difficulty the war