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dix are added facts in the case of the Sussex they show there were three American army and Naval oiiicers who found in tho hull of the destroy- ed ship not only screw bolts which correspond with the use and indentiil- cation marks with those on German torpedoes in possession of the French Government at the naval-station at Toulon, but that the American ofll- cers actually found thirteen pieces of metal which they havirldentiiied as parts of German torpedoes. Four of them. the steel parts of the war head of a torpedo, still bear tbedistinctive red paint common _to German war- heads.

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noteworthy .cveg-_nu -the _rest of the front.” A -Be an statement says: " Reciprocal artillery ‘actions occurred, notably south St Georges in the neighbourhood -of Dixmude and near l~‘erryman's House." ~

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' PEJTROGRAD, April 19.-An oillcinl communication sayss in Dvlusk region south of _Garbunovka.on'tho_ night of April 18, 'the Germans poured a tre- mendous ilre into-one"of° our trenches st the village/of_’Giuov_ka, than. they attacked and carried the,trench,.which we_reoap`tured by 'a counter-attack. in the region wcstof -Postavy `our~_artll-. lery dispersed enemy. columns north- west of Kremcntzkand on the' Upper Strips the enemy ekploded mines. __ In the Black _Sea onc,_of our_.~su_bmarinas altuougnatulcked by asrenerhy airmen succefdedln sinking at steamer and a sull_ng ship near the_entrance'tb the Bosphorns under a. heavy -ure. from enemy; batteries. ln Aschksla,-west of Er erfum. our troops by n night attack carried-a chain ‘of high ~bi_ils which had been strongly organized. Wo captured four Turkish-odlcers and more than 120 men. The enemy left hundreds, of men on the field. We annlhilated enemy elembnta which had been recently `hrought<fro|_n Gallipoli while other Turkish troops which bar- tlcipated in the lighting sustained heavy losses througlxi our fire and bayonet charges. _ .

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maniaccodlng to the»dsmaud_;es__|_s__the long established, and to the inoontro~ brsa ing oif of relations a_ égether be vertible rights of neutrals und the Drevented. The President considers sacred immunities of non-combatants. that the next step depends solely upon If it is still the purpose of the imperial Germany and that three or four days Government to prosecute relentless

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gram Our Own Correspondent.) ' TTAWA. April 19/-_Flags will dy

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battleflelds of..Frnnce and Belgium and as the _anniversary draws ncar of the great test to which the Canadian troops were subjected und in which they so splendidly distinguished them- selves, it is iittingthat there should be a suitable commemoration through- out the Dominion of the service thus rendered to the Empire. to the Allied nations and to the world. This House commends the proposal that on _the 22nd, 23rd. and 24th of this month _flags should he down ut the masthead on all public buildings throughout this Dominion that* the Canadian people he invited to com- memorate this momentous event of a year ago in token of Canads's deter- mination to do her part untili the ef- fors of our Empire and the _Allied na- tions shall have been crowned by an honorable ind lasting peace.

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