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°‘"""‘ 1'" also Por vm (delivered in

DEBATE c iiiiliusn iii ilousE

lion. J. MacDonald, Messrs. A. A. Macbonalii, ' A. P.`Prfoi'iise and J _ Their- Review' ofthe Year’s Administration, the

HON. J. A. MACDONALD, coiitiuu- l

lug the Budget debate. said:-

Througbt the province

they’ _had what were known as, _road spervisors. whose ter- known as road supervisors, whose ter-

llie roads ’dut'ing_ the season and some- w times they would not. The result was w

that certain parts were not attended 111110 t0 “Bk f°l‘ ill- the Dresent time.

tout all. Onesection of the road near

where he lived had not had the road ing with the cor ferry. was the con-

xnachine applied to it tintil the present B Government came into power, al- t

Cheers.) He deplored that fact that

ritory extended over a large district, they had to import everything they and sometimeathey would see parts of wanted. Another matter which he

. li. Buntaln Continue

iiliin oh Eiiollilio EXPECTED lill.iEs win iliii>oiiTiiriT i>osiTioii.

(Special to the Guardian.)

Latteriildiifvfiilg the Adournment oi' the Debate. ...f‘..?’f§3.‘.ff.’Zf.’I.f..1.”'§’§‘;`I'$.f.§"1`lii§

of a sudden great activity throughout the entire German naval and military

soius to do lu the future? He would nh- services. Undoubtedly, s large like E” "ee the G°"°"“m°n" °°'°P""“E° number of airships are held in Belgium

with the leading business men and

OMBINED AIR AND SUBMARINE El

which have not yet made extensive'

man purpose. it is stated, is to sud- v deftly launch a great fleet of airshlps from the North' Sea bases and the D Belgium coast in a general raid against C England. 4

flights over the North Sea. The Ger- have been completed under the super-

Two ot the latest Zeppelins which

ision of the inventor are the most

owerful aircraft in the world.l They

arry three guns and crews of from E

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SLAND ARTILLERY

ARRIVES IN HALIFAX

ccarded a Splendid Reception by Their Brother

Soldiers. lliarched Through Principal Streets Headed by Royal Artillery Pipe Band.

(Sp°c|al to The Guardian)

HALIFAX, April 19.-The Prince dward island Artillery arrived here

0 t0 50 111011. all armed with rliies. early this evening and were accorded

boards of trade towards the establish- --

ment of manufactories in the Island. (

ould like to see accomplished, but hlch he said it would be unreason-

hen the Government was still deal-

tructlon of branch railways. Wllen

hey were through with that great m

llKl THE lllFEliSlVE

(Spegglal to the Guardian.) ' A (Special (0 ihe Giilrdlifl.) nolun, April io.-Au oiilcinl com- ,,f',ff,',E,‘§,',"h§§,‘]f{‘,,_¥,§‘,§;‘f, Geneva, yin rnrls, April 19.-As e unication received by the italian | ' mph h I fe '_ ,_ I the result of a. railroad accident the Swiss

`;""""""""""""'"""""""""""""""'"""""""’ "`""""""""""""‘""""""""'"""""""`""""""""""` ""” turned out to sec them and all the lu-

great reception. Hundreds of troops

headed by the Royal Artillery Pipn Band. The men were in tunica and their handsome uniforms, splendid marching and bearing were the sub- -ject of flattering remarks from apec~ tutors who lined the streets. To-l_nor~ row they will be inspected by the Art- illery Commandant.

3| land boys were at the station. They

SU S w * _ .marched through the principal streets

(Special to the Guardian.) ,

LONDON. April 19.-Activity pre-

vails along the western line, but seems to partake of the nature of isolated engagements instead of ii. general

though the machine had been in the WDFK. h0W0V0l`- he ""'°“m H-ke to me Cabinet and statements made by'Cier- ng' VE ' as :Sen u Ania e ° customs officers discovered yesterday r

province for a number of years. They t were sometimes told that they hail 0 increased the taxes oil liqrhcs. and W

,wen um 00,- do taxes ,mme in for Aflcr the elections ami tllo Govern- g

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criticism. They must not forget. how- nl

ever.`tlllit the taxes were paid to the "Hillel E0 be U1-K0" “P mid Dllilled 10

road masters in their own districts. P and before a. dollar was sent to the Treasury they used what they wanted; so that they were able, out of their own money, to do their own road work

in a way satisfactory to themBe|veg_ viewed the record of the Government Since this Government came into during the Past three YGPYB and matlf* “owen also, several new funds had bold to say that were it returned for

' a

been opened up that had been asked glgtgsgliciiggtlihyplgay Bvgnulgealsg

for for a -long time At the present limo there were four times as many steel bridges in his district in the last three years as there were iii twenty H

had noticed in the “Patriot” a few days previously a statement that he would like to correctas -the "Patriot" Itself might believe what it had written. It said that the present Government had collected $20,000 ini dog tax. He had taken the trouble to ascertain the facts, which were as follows: in 1912 the Government col- , iscted $6,018; in 1918, $5,853; in 10,14, $5,255. They would notice that the dog tax was going down every year,

and only reoentlya man from his dis- trict~ tod him that that was one of the best Acts ever passed. since it lessened to a. noticeable extent the number of useless dogs' throughout the country. There was quite a difference between $5.255 and $20,000, but of course the "Patriot" sometimes took short steps to things. , Then he had noticed in the article also quite a number of bridges in his district re- ferred to as not being finished. That was quite true. They had erected some seven or eight bridges in the di trict, but they could not be ex- pifcted to accomplish in three or four short years_whi1t the other ,party was

not able to do in twenty years.

lie thought a great deal had been

clone for the farmers oi' the country through the Department of Agricul- ture. When the present Government came into power the Department ex- isted almost in name only. Now it was a real and substantial benefit to the farmers. Whereas formerly the lads had to be sent to Trilro to acquire

fheir agricultural education. and only ll limited numbers. At the present time-they were receiving the best in- struction from the short courses riglitl in the province. He referred to the agricultural buildings in Charlotte- t__own and Summerside and spoke of t.lle advantages which would accrue fromthelr acquisition by t.be Govem- ment. They were the property of thc Government. and unlike some of the assets which the Leader of the Op- position ,had spoken of as having been obtained' by the Liberals, these assets were not going to be left behind un- paid for. What they had bought they had paid for. The speaker also spoke nf the benefits to be derived from tho supply of mussel mild to_ the farmers. In regard to the Education Depart- ment, lie said that the member for Cardigan had 'dealt with that in such u thorough manner that he would not say anything on the subject, except that the statements of the Opposition 'Loader in reference to the Department had been conclusively proved to be absolutely unfounded. He spoke in highly complimentary terms of the Superintendent of Education and his assistant. and said that in speaking to one of tile inspectors he had been told

that il' all thx departments of the Government at as well as the Educa- tion the Government had every reason to he proud. He said the great ques- tion for them wus. what were they

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years of Liberal administration. He W

column iiivniwrs.

Alwounoisitnurs. ' iuanzriiros. mc. ...'.:~,'§..°:.':l,.i:.:.:i;‘ ...'i:°’.:.i.‘:.'..°.:t t

one mm) nm' orders moi-\ mum charles;-E; nity-Eve cents. -.

’ Laoi-

*°A ‘lmliiois meeting or the Pres-

byterian oo tionot Bracliiey Pt-

' 2 - h li t n,.~“.:.ii%1‘F'§_.ii.t.i °..'::.i gg ,gg , m, ‘ the purpose of

tipiig all .business relative to

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'sr lhisiu ' ' ‘alifir meetlus-_ Stltiee

'ril' ,_ ._ I _ ui B guy,

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i' branch lilies. (irapaud. particularly.

,tives affected by the bridge to agltate

he Government take up the matter

as ilnilly in need of it hriinclt line.

ent returned he would like the "rj,

successful conclusion. (Cheers) '

_A PLEASANT Pnoeescr.

MR. A. A. MacDONALD brielly re-

surplus to their credit at Ottawa.

At present there was an adverse bal-

redit balance lake its place. He criti- i cized the bad bargain made by their 5 predecessors with the Dominion Gov- I

United`States and England to take a ;`

ernment over the Hillsboro bridge. that flshttrls has not been entirely sus- T

mm stand in her defame' pended near the' passes. But the' Rus- ' u

The arrangement made was tiiat the province had to pay some $10,000 an- nually for the privilege of footway ` and carriage way over the bridge. He did not think either way was up to the

standard it sbotlld be,anyway the toil _ demanded byottaws was out oraTl'prof“`

portion to the service rendered. He though it was up io the representa-

for improved conditions. Mr. Mac-

he said, had been unequalled in any

other part of the Dominion. They ynriigko Qeemxyécagaaxggztstg ggi Again, ltis unofllcially announced that e,~a|_ who then drew his pinot ami-

h ' , unerutlous ure under wer lu the Dui' wounded the Gi-and Duke, alter which

“D ‘ e °"“w' bm he de°l“‘°e‘\ me wb danelies, where the Turks are reported he committed guihiqe FOR SA|_E_-*§E,v-|i,1{r@‘5T_`g“ 222%? “t|tt°°:“:;ld ham Evoplilewgztstsé to be building defences against land ' '_

‘ ' 9 ‘° ing parties. but news of the breaking

Furmo, which forced her to seek _ _ safety in night. “D “E me ic" at A‘°°h“"“°" the °“" Fon sAi.e,-i=ii=1"v l-iENs, (Mos'r-1

loveti their country, they loved the at Mother Land, and were prepared to make any sacrifice to defend right, freedoln. Justice and truth. At the outset some_crlticlsm had been levell- ed at the younger people for their al- leged apathy. but there was no ground for that now. The Province had good reason to be proud of the part it was playing in the defence of the Empire, and the Government deserved credit for the manner which they had en-

couraged recruiting. .

ln' reviewing the estimates Mr. Mac-

Donald said he had no intention of go- ing over the ground already covered by previous speakers. Tile country mu.st be familar with their record, und he was confident they would get the credit tllat was their due. in re- ferring to the molly big projects car- ried through and promises fulfilled they were apt to overlook the smaller bilt none the less important improve. ments. He cited the practical renova- tions of the public buildings and the installation of up-to-date lighting and heating. in conclusion he felt assur- ed that the colinry would .send them back after next election with powers to continue the good work they had

been cnguged iii.

A New' ERA.

MR. PROWSE compared the financ-

es of the late Government with the present and showed that their prede- rate of $45,000 per annum. it was no »°E wonder that after such an exhibition of incompetency as the Liberals had given the country got sick and tired ot them, and returned 28 Conserve- tives to 2 Liberals. He thought the Premier had every reason to be proud of that achievement, and he felt squaliy sure by the expressions of appreciation he heard on every side, that the people were abundantly satis- fied with the success of the Premler's administration. The work be had done in Opposition pointed him out as the man to handle the affairs of the Pro- vince, and the lang list of reforms and

ed that they were not mistaken. Her thought the people at next election - would not hesitate to record their ap- ' preclation of the magnificent man er in which the Government had fillwl- ed all its promises and pldced t s nuances of _the Province on a sound

it with ey? al gre|)ter mrgritty; thin- before. , 'suse ._ _ e. a throughout Province' apprecrlgtgd the good work that was being done on the roads. -He condemned the nation ot the into Government- ln' spending public money in order to gain votes.

uiiiarirc tioinunt cum olnhthffll

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'rh;¢tl>r§Q&£_, at.;IE\!a:`gx,~. ,nl -

en 0' , _ l _ .` -_ ,___ . up g

people' " ,~ on rset'~i, , ' » 1’ ' th » 2

iiflitlll- ‘lg " a. - . _ 2 -_ .~ E .v~7f_.’ 9- W" ’ ~ 'M' ° »’.h2E-,uma tba ti li bee nhowtldooeweilil-4.* -,.1 .fu :sinh Mm” Wm Pitltllteeu "‘l5s°0%“°my“3|“bi°°' 3 -ug' delle. lilumueh E»‘s.i»r2;eed'l.us‘E°Es¢inslE

(Special to the Guardian.)

an oillcial circles, have given the recent “trunk "ng the mme an I1 sealed CM' marked V0S0¢llbl@B,

_ l i border, b t the latter mpresslon here that the German {';l?,f :gr";;ln‘:hm GOMHILGS in the fhlppqd limlii Gfiieva. toSGi;rm;tl1lyé V encral stall has abandoned Dlnns for vmgem whw,e_ Ummm Hmtemems of Outlet W lllult H1 811118- GV; k_

enerai offensive movement on the C0l\Bl8tl€d by ull ltlllltlll “fm t0 Nm

rgnch front and has decided simply Sarge 2§r&`;}n§:,=r3,r3ifg:I;“g1EEeT33; furt-were seized at Como when it wail ° m“'Em"|" ‘E d°Ee'"’E"°‘ ment, however, ends with this fact. the fmmd th-ey c°“mig°ddBulp h»\1E{1'| c°ppe_

French claiming to have occupied the 3l':“d°i-g;°rvva°¢§°l::t,,r[‘:ng:,'a{ed B me-r ' dominating positions here, and the ' _

I N Germans declarhlg that the attackks ""_""`" f

of the French have failed. `~

From the British end ot' the lines .'

IN comes a report oiilcialiy issued by the - .5

War Office at London, that 'Hill No. _

ill. ' /

60, an important point two miles south of Zlllebeke, Belgium, was clip- tured from the Germans on the night

M”"" “""‘liiioTiiEii Bio BATTLE

FDUGHT AND WON

"liill Number 60 an lm ortant Position Ca tured

P P

from Germans after Stubborn Fight. Hundreds

of Dead Germans Left an Field.

(Special to the Guardian.)

LONDON, April 19.-An oillcial

tatement issued to-night by the War

PEKING' Apr” 19'-China' has re' ofA ril17 A German communication

ected three of the chief demands D ' h ' (SP¢Clal te the Gilirdlirt-) Y

Ofilce sgysz-

‘.‘A successful action, i-_ommetlclng 1

At daybreak on the ltlth tile enemy

delivered _ii heavy counter-attaci: against the hill, but were repulsed with a heavy loss. They advanced in iosc formation and our machine lu

nee of $30,000, but at the rate at E tells of driving the Britis out of B _ lf on the evenln of the 17th culminated

d b J _ | t 1 _ RIERE, France. April 19. Gene V

hlch the Government was reducing ?$,t§m0),',nta{’,fna na;_I`l£§;f1§5c:;;nth; minor German positions which were Charles Louis Tremeauv former Cola. jp

abc; public debt it woulddnot be long Nippon Govemmerm It was admitted gccupledqby; thenii tohthe s:iu}t{)iwai;‘d og mande,._m_Chief of the French armtr.

e ore nit was _wipe out and a today the situation is serious. Japan pres. is s n e neg our oo Med he,.e_ He was 65 years of asa r 1.2

repared to make war to enforce °t Hin No’ 60"

E . st night in the capture hull complete

accupation of an important point nown as Hill No. 60, which lies about

milemsouth of Zellebcll, io the cast

f E1 iattery got well into them. Desperate efforts were made all day yesterday by the Germans to recover the hill, but they were everywhere repulsed with great loss. in front of the cap-

consolidatcil iii strength, hundreds of

E’ - Petrograd continues to report minor of Ypres. This hill dominates the lured position upon which we are now 98° d°m°“d" b“t Chin” l°°““ 1° me successes lu the Curouthlans. showing N country to the north and north-west. '

sian. Austrian and German oillcial re-

he successful explosion of mine nder the hill commenced operations, nd many Germans were killed by this in this area. Since the 15th inst. the

dead are lying. Yesterday two more German aeroplaiies were brought down

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ports agree that spring has virtually Z and fifteen prisoners takeli, including total loss to the enemy was five rera-

, a

put an end to all activities along the remainder of the eastern front,

.. - T . .vii _H-iigisliue. ‘~ “ s seal ~i&‘thc-‘assi lim" "

*"` “ iug":l'E?i“ ce tral Powers. ‘ Austria! BER(L1§a, April. 17,-(gi-and Duke

through the medlutu ot Veulee- is Nicholas. commander-in-chief or thc C

___ _ 5:90134 Wm! *‘9¢€lVi“EV;'§|1f°“9¢ff39' Russian army, who is reported to be

- _ 0" 9 “GWB ° 311'” U5 011 0 1_6 ill, was in reality shot by one of his

' LO1`(g%eIsial I:l<;rH\¢1¢;\‘i',`I§l:3" ,British Landsturn service to all classes be- generals, who subsequently commmed

Dontaldhtihsiinreterredi to the acgve trawler vmgcelm was sunk by a top tween thleilageg of eilghteen and! fifty suicide' it is stated by me meal DH! W C le Dl'0V DCB WHS til Ill; Yelfs- Wi 9 Ome 9 5P°n9°" 0|' 5 Zanziger. This newspaper says: in the war and mentioned by name §°:§_‘:hfrg';1aayggfgfggys"&);;]g':§I?gi"u:hg statement attributed to a high German Q,-and Duke Nighoms W” wounded in the leading families in ills district who e on d md C t i Hm B\\Ul0l'itY UNH the Gefmllll Bellefal the abdomen by a bullet fired by the U Were represented on active service. :ng gk|§ll;1e,.e of [gi ¥m{,?|l;,.a ;'~m~mof BW-ff M9 dlmifded “ll PW-Us f°1‘ all late General Sievers, who had been C The loyalty and patriotism exhibited, Ca t_ Mm “H he W within 300 9-dll"-“C9 00319 Ffellch fl’0l1f» d°°ldi“8 summoned to explain his defeat. The

n officer. `

, planes." ' _

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oNnnNs1sn ans.

'roo LATE ron

cLAss11-‘ioarioiw

ONE CENT pe: word each inser-

on for advertising in this column. ash must accompany orders. Mini. mum charges twenty-five cents

pl Y h ‘ 8’ “S h simply to remain on the defensive. Russian commander struck me gen. G|n|_ WANTED-Fon GENERAL

large seaport on the north coast oi Russia, nlay~iuduce the Eutente Allies

housework. Apply 25 Upper Queen

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mmnu '

W. S. Louson, Esq., President of the

P. E. l. Auxiliary Bible Society. left. yesterday morning to attend the an- nual meeting of the Committee of Man- agement of the Canadlim Bible So» ciety at Toronto. This Committee has charge of the Bible Society work for the Dominion of Canada and New-

Sf- 9565‘4`20m3E' t'oulidland. The annual meeting is a

veland Bicycle in good repair. Ap-

most important one. The readers of The Guardian may expect reports of

ply at this omcc. 9568-4~2oMsiod. this mc.-ting from the facile pen ot

Mr. Louson. Previous to his depar-

ly tho,-ougim,-mi)_ Apply 11 PM-ir ture, the following letter and address

St. 9559-4-20M3lp(l.

tered the B81’ and shelled and de darlelies at East Karanllk Three

_ stroyed a 'rurkisll camp there. The officers and 21 of the crew were

21 were rescued by it Norwegian

Slllilill THHUUGH EHIEE ‘°""‘“ llllllllll Ill Ilill

n -_ Irritation in Holland over the* tor --

(Speclal to tha Guardian.) .pedoing of it Dutch steamer has been (special so the Guardian.)

LONDON. April 19.-Baron Herbert greatly allayed by Germany’s expree PARIS, April 18.-Messages from

ge tReuterl._ lmanaging director ol’ filo; to he wiiiigg toizllalifeiuuiemllosg' Rome state that the Italian govern-l

ell ere eezram Company, was all DRY all ll emu y t s oun ment is replacing the District refect ff -. ___ . found dead yesterday at hishome near the sinking of the vessel was due to a by another official of known Pro- GAS "News 2 H' P‘ in nr” ua" Reigate. Surrey. A discharged revoi- German submarine. German sympathies.

ver was found near the body. Theo authorities declared there is little

tcucuwe-unmimmuu lmuauuu “recomme- de Renter was prostrated by the death I Anuwuys vma' f"°“u“g °“ Dundas

:lf his ivvlfg hast Thursiiiay. Her body 7 E

set n e ome awe ting interment. . ___________ tl. SHELL TUHKISH EAM? SUllK Bl TUHKS <>~ -~

.GHEEK Sllllllll `

to undertake the gate to the Black Sea.

(Special to The Guardian)

MYTILENE. April 17. lt is report- following oillcial statement was given

ed from Imboese that ten battleship! out by the War Office The British

approached Enos, two of which en- submarine E.15 was sunk in the Dar-

--- long talked of occilpation of Mytilene rescued by Turks. Among them was

(Special to the Guardian.) and Scios is stated to be imminentoi-the former British Vice-Consul at the

D'l‘Hl<i ii_AGIllli§,tAprild18l.‘-Tillie Nava\l lance inns Turlltgh poété at thehmtéutll; Dardanellss. epar ment s it orme t att eGrcc o the artza ver. st of t e u -- steainer Elilspontos. from Holland for of Soros in Aegean Sea. Mytilsne and GERMAN OFFICER '- -“As EN°'~E“°2 H' P” E" nm' "'”"~`

Montedvifeo, Urugui;‘y.Shas been tor- Scios are Turkish islands in the Gro- - COMMITTED MURDER. .

.,pedoe n the Nort en. Her crew clan Archipelago. ` --_

cessors were running into debt at the LONDON' Apr" 17___Great Brmln' i

lightshlp. acting through the American Ambas- ‘FOR SALE ONE PAIR WESTERN

THE WEATHER - made the "strongest possible protest"

rniirnaariinn, - b'i3l‘i§§."Z.‘i ‘iilZ‘°‘is.I’.i§.‘.i’.’.‘ °f..°.fi§’,‘“}f.'

TIDE, MOON, ETC.

CONSTANTI NOPLE, April 18.-The

WANTED-MAID FOR GENERAL

housework. References. Apply at 196 Prince St. 9561-4-20m6i.

HOUSE T0 LET ON ELM AVE; SIX

rooms with modern conveniences. Apply 24 Alley street. 9563-4-20m3i.

order for sale. Apply Ray Macdon- aid, Guardian Oilice.

9045-3-17MEtf

splsnade. Apply to City Hospital.

ll709~4~15mtt°

Rosary. from Water St. to St. Dun- stan's Cathedral. Finder kindly leave at this ofilcei 9567-4-20mlt‘.

WANTED- BOARD IN PRIVATE

family. Centrally located by Lady with onc child. Add. P. 0. Ilox 193.

9533-4-17M3ipd.

F58 8Al.§-DNE PAIR WESTERN

B. B. Fo el. Will sell with guaran- teed litter at reasonable price. J Stanley Wedlock. 8799-2-27mtf.

sador at Berlin it is announced has

shooting and killing. in a train from (Berlin on August 3rd. the sou of Hen- ry Hadiy, a. British teach r of lan-

order for sais. Apply Ray Macdon- ald, Guardlan Oillcc.

9045-3-17Ml<}il‘.

S. B. Foxes. Will .sell with gllaran-= teeil litter at reasonable prices. J. Stanley Wedlock. S799-2-21l\itt'

WANTED-A FIRST-CLASS COOK

and two waitresses for lst Moy. Apply at 158 Prince St., betwceii 6 and 7 p. m. 9566-4-20m!il.

(9il°°|ll ¢° 01° G“*"“|l"-) (epscial to the Guardian.) guages. At the request of Great Brit- GASOUNE E~GmE_2 H P handy

TORONTO- APT" 20-'_M*“'mm°: pAR|5 A 1| 13 ...L M 1 .d ain the American Embassy inquired H1223! fair. but a few seuttefed say, ,t 3, if , ,;,,,,,‘,’,,, “,,‘,‘ 'img lotto Bile matter, it is ststed. and re-

- | __ _ ce ve a statement from the erman

TH WEATHER-”°Y°°E°'d°y W” 32:1);°;¥“3`;e¥'{¢I'|l$:'uf-Ermatgrgsn1;:-3:, ,authorities to the effect that Hadley §‘,f;‘_',',n:“‘ °'°“‘"‘ Wm’ ’“'“ ‘“ "“’ and the President ot the Deutsche lust; llreteuded tl; the euuduetor otlthe

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_ The highest temperature recorded !{1°“E‘":’°"h 'dechredl “Q ‘Fw gg" “° :ark "gg,-mind d5nl:|°td`||¢;‘d¥:¢“[}¢n0%

‘“‘°"°'°'“°"" M’ mm '“"'°d“°°d |"'°"' -yesteriijly was 40 del. above zero. and Eg!" gugggegfi °:,dd:'L, '§‘:fu’;` whence he wai travelling. .He acted

MIB \°'Nlt .WU 35,»4\"?V°- 'nm E°"°“ -in-om men who' kno' me gain,-'Q in aconspicuous and irnpoiits manner,

:go |irtsv;o2mni§i;t|.n 81:3; lift dials.. mn" thouihm ,B mm.°m,,°,.m,¢ mm it is said, and made ironical remarks

- _ » ‘ regar ing passing oillcers.

zisgoabove, and at 9 p.m. it was .g‘:n,°§E‘|P,';'";ldg°fgT:'g&?n%:nAgg,1E Captain Nicolay was called by the .::l'°.:‘i'i.'.:::.°::...:=:::~. all-. :si 212 J’-°it‘1f'1'-ii..-'22-5-“»f~1-ri"-il”-if --‘iii %§i‘2¥;‘-“‘f-I-Sit’-‘lf=f-°'»'-“I-it‘i°,;‘»i21*1

- t ‘ - ' ' . ‘ t eo cer ss to averepore as-

Wd “"'f°°““`y "hm by "°*'“"“m¢ ;v‘:l;_g%‘l|t`,l:&I._;0l:1t\1\;\‘;>;V 11101111118 ‘E 3-35 gag? iiEitEi1Eitga:fdiE.’h'° 'mmm Nome sliimed an 'aggressive attitude. 'and

Tl" i““'l°*l tlE*"°55“*'1l"lt 3-" ' ' _ c otniirnlcoiey ill-sd st him. "ln oi-asi-

angptamgrrow Ltniiilg r"A~`c!'° ‘Frm to be first." Court martial proceed-

~ _ ' ‘ " tiaued after an investigation of the

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V" ‘i|"°‘,'_ m°°”.°'“ ,, \_\t?l- m . . » 16 are eltillxted isiief- ,G_\‘8_lt Britain protests that whatever

* E 14* / P7- ~ .os ng ogy; ;|,,"', ’ ~.;»ra,voaatioii Captain Nlcoluy may have

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tufdfemumfigll, ' ~e_1°,=;~“°°'* rg "~ “°“f° '.‘.`l.f%°ei§'i%i‘s1..°.‘ii‘i‘;'Ii“§'.‘l'e.iif

t inking be was about to be attacked

ings were instituted but were discon

_pf--_ titty-two miitiitea. " ._ t».~__’~` ' . » ` 1" the oflloer have been auasbsd. ' ' ~ ‘ Minlrtla i.lm"ni¢n§ou|feb|u|1`\g1n>eawa. _______,____~__V___ _w____‘______-_'__;

little engine, suitable for farm and other work, for sale cheap. Apply Ray Macdonald, Guardian Oiilce.

__ 9045-3-17MEtf

GASOLINE ENGINE-2 H. P.. llalldy

little engine. suitable for farm and' other work, for sale cheap. Apply Ray Macdonald. Guardian Oillce.

9045-3-17MElf.

BUSINESS INVELOPES.--No 8

printed with name and address, eith- er on flap or front, 8?. per 1,000;

".50 for 2,000; 812.00 for $5.030: 820 for 10,000. GUARDIAN 0Fl-‘I E.

6608-11-lilmtf.

FOR RENT - AT MAR8HFlELD,

house with Blacksmith forge slid seven acres clear land. Possession given about May 5th. Apply James F. Stewart. Marshfield. 9562-4-20nl6l.

’l'o iiswr-l-louse A'r iNl<enNlAN

on North River Road, half miie from clt with or without furniture A

Royalty. 9560-4-Zilmilipil.

s`t`.i'€lTi`EiF's'N"vs"t"oPE§"'.- N_`”`o. ii

printed with name and nrldresmeilh-

Y- - D- ,

ply to James Farquharson Westi

were forwarded do Mr. Louson by the Secretary ofthe Y. M. C. A., Mr. H. C. Cross:

Dear Mr. Louson,-At tho regular

meeting of the Board of Directors held this week, l was instructed to send you the following resolution as passed nt flint meeting:

"That the sincere thanks of the

Board of Directors be extended to Mr, W. S. Louson for his splendid as- sistance iil attending to the News- paper Pilbllcity during the recent Fin- ancial Canvass. We recognize the value of this work, and wish to show our appreciation."

I have therefore much pleasure in

sending it along io you, Our meeting was a good one, the attendance large, rind the enilmcnt optimistic.

With hast wishes, l am, Sir,elc_,

HAROLD (‘. CROSS.

Secretary.

FAMUUS llilllIilllSl

PlSSES lllil

(Special to the Guardian.)

l.ONl)ON, April 19.-Richard Lydek-

ker. the ilatiiralist. is dead. Mr Lydckkcr was born in 1840.

CANADA'S PATRIOTIC FUND.

OT’l`A\\'A, April 19.-Canada has

responded wc-li to the appeals for the patriotic fund. The total cash receiv- ed to date by the Minister of Finance is $3,678,948. iinli the disbursements $1.280.044. . ,

MinaI'd’| Llniment Cures Neuralgla

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er on flap or front. $3 per 1.000; $5.50 for 2,000; $12.00 for 5,000; $20 for 10.000. GUARDIAN OFFICE.

8808-l1~21mtf

AUCTION. COME T0 THE IUCTl5N

sale of furniture, dishes. glassware, carpets, tinware. and all household fixings, parlor suite. sideboardl. book case. singer sewing machine (nearly new), hail and parlor lamps.

dinner sets, 97 pieces, buregus. springs. and lots ot useful artia en. Sale commencing at 1.80 p. m., at our auction rooms and continued every line market diy. goods sold on commission or bought for cabh. Benjamin (‘-srter and Co.. Auction- eer. 9556-4-IOMIL

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y, ' » -, _ » \..'e,._ . ,, _,. '\ _a - s > -4 sea--~,Ao.»~..s.~ _cow-.

Minard's Linlmsnt Cures Rlilumatluti.