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E ‘nlsll-:ADS GENERAL SUMMARY FUNERAL or LAl‘E.iJ,...

His Allnv Arlo NAVY. OF WAR SITUATION __ro_srnAslEa-cells,

Sa s 'Ni Y. Times. The Victorious

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_ y” L`__ prisoned while . ` ° _ I * » ' Jesuit Church Witnessed by

the 'Defeated British Navy” Rides the Russians and Roumamans have been Forced Back ConcourseRepresentativeoialliiliiiéi»

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..EW YORK. Jan. 2.--In its lead-

ing editorial this morning, The Times, under the caption "Enforcing Peace," says "you are victorious in all thea- tres of war on land and sea," is the l{aiser's New Year’s greeting to his troops and seamen. He mlsinformed them. His victorious navy still lies imprisoned; its ,hands are tied and it is able only to kick out viclously with its submarines. If his navy is vic- torious, the Navy of Great Britain must be defeated but that defeated na- vy still rides the .seas unchecked. still holds the victorious German navy landlocked. The dream of whittling down the British navy by submarine attacks until the German fleet could sally forth and meet it on even terms has gone to join the last wreckage of German beliefs and ho hesies

t e defensive before the big ones. its last attempt to break through the iron

is steadily weakening and theirs grows stronger. So des ite the Kai

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WIRELESS UPERATUR. IIE

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ERED GRILSE _

NUWRVISITING P. E. ISLAND

Some .oi__..i||je. ..‘lerrlble~ Experience'

Which the.:-Vessel, lincouniered in Death-

ll'eallng~liilrricane;

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Mr. S. -A. McLean, the wireless

operator of the Canadian torpedo bout Grilsc. was among thearrlvals in the City by the' Carferry steamer yester-I day. He left by the afternoon train for Georgetown to visit his wife and_ family who reside there. Mr. Mc- Lean is looking none the worse after-I his terrible experience on the stomi-, tossed little war-craft. lt will _be remembered that the Grilse was gi-' yen up for lost and the families of all the crew received oflicialnotiiicationf of their death. Mr. McLean had. the novelty of being one of those rare personages who -have read the ao- count of their own death in the press, and carried with him yesterday a pa-_ per containing such a notice, which happily ,did not prove' to be a cc-rrect_ rc-port. The Grilse carried two wire-, loss operators and it was the junior( cnc, a lad of eighteen years, wllo lost nl.. life. -' I Without question the hurricane'

which the staunch little craft passed tllrougll was about as severe as could be and never have men at sea boon closer to death than were the irallnnt _iackies of the Grilse. Mr. McLean informed the Guardian repor- ter that not one of them ever expec- tcd to survive the awful stc-rm. A slillht idea of the terrible condition of affairs may be realized when it is sta- ted that the torpedo boat listed to the- oxtent of ninety degrees and at times sho ploughed her way completely sub- merged. lt was her tanks and -the wonderful turbine engines working undnr water, which with the

wonderful work of the crew, saved the vessel. So great was the lnrush oi water when the man-hatch was car rled away that in a. short time' there was a depth- of six feet of water in the engine room; while in the com- panion way the men were compelled to wade breast high in water. A pump lashed to the steam pipes and the crew bailing incessantly with jam jars-these were the means employed to keep down the water.

The gale's awful velocity was mark-

ed_by the loss of s torpedo, which was torn away from its strong fastening; boats and life rafts were' swept away; the mainmast was broken off comple- tely -. and the wireless apparatus put out of commission; the funnels bent in ami the bridge broken and everything movable, including six of the crew, carried away. Most of the members c~f the crew who went over- board were lost while trying to bat- ten down a covering over the hatch- way in order to save the ship. Mr. McLean states that the report that the Chief Engineer jumped overboard is not true‘. The Grilse had a crew of fortyllve all told. She- is 210 feet long. Mr. McLean pays great tri- bute to ller colnmandcr. Capt. Win- gate, R. N. lt., for his coolness and bravery in every phase' ot’ an awful situntioll. The Grllsc' was on her way to Bermuda when she was over taken by _nhe hurricane. She was about as near to Ne'w York as to Ha iifax when it swept down upon her. it will be some time before she is ready to go to sea again.

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is reported in a convent all 't flirty miles from Quebec city 1 ir\j..1'_~.vvl1icli` forty-six persons 'lost their liyh. `Vic~ time were forty-five ililalie women

patients. lnmcuin. or dayton .of st: Ferdinand de Halifax ali 5 ter of the Community of the Sister! ' C r- Aw "omit °Iml'::roh""i°I¢i"l ccure _ti orty re c “fdly night. The asylum' tvactsituatcd inuocoupty ¢;_l_ Mcg;_\;}lc'I slid- lumen "I lfrmn suis e. tvlcsoreg- ular government establlishment for care of insane it being ulid however.

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-only for care oi' female patents. Ano- ther wing' oi"the building was enl- ploycd by Sisters of Charity as school for young girls and when tire broke out there were thirty girls in the build- lnfg.

All the girls were rescued but owing

to diihculty of handling insane- women forty-me persons perished. There were -180 insane in_ the building at. the time and it was only with greatest difii-' culty _that 135 were saved.

The sister who perished did so in

tin endeavor to save another patient. Approximate loss of property is ..0I1‘e hundred thousand. ,

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The' King'persen_ally invested the fol- lowing Canadians at the Palace Satur- day with .distillllllslied Service' Or-_ der Major Charles Fairweather. JOM MacKenzie. Alfred Btylal. .CBPL Af' nold 'Bucelligot <

le'y, William .Ro¢or|, Liwt's -Geo. Arnietroug, Ronald Brett, Harry Di-'l_~ lon, Bwltper Freebom. Henry GPM"-

nearly milit-

wood. Charles l~lou¢hton'._ Linton Plie-

rlng being at verdun. its strength _ _

Roumanlnns continue to hold the'ir po- sitions. in Dobrudja -the Russians have been thrown back on the' town of Mtoilin opposite Braila.

In the fighting on all the seafront,

Fighting on Western Front. Germans Succeeded

(Special to the Guardian.) . ‘dash them down, but it still stands on M01(\;8»|?§¥.;‘j;I[__t°J.::,‘,‘:_G2`fiE$gT3{) me

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lent while in the Verdun sector' near Gardaumont Bezonvaux there has been considerable shelling by both sides.

In Galicia in the' Brody sector. the

according to Berlin more prisoners and much war material have fallen into the hands of the Teutonic Allies.`

Austro-Germans launched attacks against the Russians -but were repuls- ed. The Russians attempted enter-

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va";1“ishe‘_1 1° Iffe-St the "Ict°"i°us in 3 (Special to the Guardian.) L Aside t'rom the Rouulunian theatre prises to the south oi' Riga. near Dvinsk Eg; ;"°nd“‘ Hlbfltlle _enemy remses ;cumpal'at.ive quiet continues on all 'Stanislau but did not succeed in ma-

i ‘ml wer ° ef" _I1 m i'_I_ the °°“' LONDON. _Jan. 2.-Again llusslan fronts, although there have' been some- king gains.

i€i_?;sl;';5BB_;’va_‘_’i"'_; ts_:I‘;_’;gu;' s“yB__t£; and Roumanian fc-rres along the Mol- what spirited engagements on the Shan enforce the eaceswgfglfshe __e_ tiavia and Dobrudja fronts have been French line in Galicia and along the SHEET OF FLAMES FROM BRITISH fuses ,, The enegl has refused th colnvpelled to_give ground 'before the entire front of the Austro-ltailan_tiie*a- GUNS.

enema, “Mervyn thi; stead attr-mo; advance of the 'i`e'utonlc Allies. At tre there has been various artillery _ _

of Géljman “res th obsergin th several points on Moldavltln frollt, duels. . (Special to the‘Guardlan.) victorious Bmndhf 'an th d _ 9 however, Petrcgrad reports the disper- The situation in Macedonia remains LONDON. Jan. 2.-W rapped in 11 _"able _O ad d 8 e tnstive' sal of bands of invaders under coun- unchanged. sheet of flames from British guns the u thai en, Nance ‘"1 idfoncen pta nf tor attacks. The' drive of the Aus- Operations on the front in France German line-s along most ofthe upper ins in nr nlogsfgp *W _.ng 8' re rea' trians and Germans eastward from appear to have been carried out by portion ofthe west front. endured the Thug hoave two e;__§°2n";re“c‘1’_a’;€W% the Transylvanian Alps into Mol<lavla,patrol parties and by_ artillery wings most intense'bombardmeD.t today that war Swan el chin el U 'Zta de °f has given them an additional point of of the belligerent armies. Near Ver- they have undergone for we-efks. Un- U t g K ig( 'E a u ° vantage' while Field Marshall Von melles, north of Ypres, German patrol der the concentrated tire of massed ‘B wo an ago" sts' Twemymiue Macken‘sen's army. operating north- parties succeeded in reaching a Bri- artillery several German :munitions de m0mhS'ag° It was 'im Ames who wnrd into Moldavia, is approaching tish trench but later we're driven out pots were wiped out and south of La- were urging 9' conference' Germany the bridgehead of Fokspany, Funceni, with heavy casualties, according to basse canal and along much of the- who was refusing it' between the- Buseu river and the Da- the London war ofllce. On the entire Sornme line the Germans were' unable'

nnbe. However the Russians and Belgian front artillery duels were’ vio-I to reply.

GERMANS DRIVEN BACK-

(Spec|al to the Guardian.)

PETROGRAD, Jan. 2-The Germans

took the offensive yestetrday in Gali cia, near Brody, but were beaten off by Russian tire, the- war office annoulr ces.

Russiap_liepulse

(Speelall to the Guardian)

BERLIN, via Sayville, Jan. 1-

South of Riga. and nom' Sm0l‘g0l1 H 'strong Russian raiding detachments were repulsed. On the north bank of the Pripet River, near Pillsk. German cnvalrymell lighting on foot stormed. two Russian points oi’ support with the, bayonet ami brought in 36 prisoners-. !

COMING EVENTS

ANNOUNCEMENTS,

MEETINGS, ETC.

TWO CENTS 'Jer word .acb inser--

tion for advertising in this column. Ca_sl1_'_must_il_c_<:£lnp_aiiy order. SAUNBOME SAUSAGES MADE

fresh every day from selected young pork. Saunders. 'Newsome 2 Co., Market Buldlng .

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wiifso- Two so/moans. AP- _ ply 83 Upper Prince. 3726-1-1-M3ipd'. WANTED--YOUNG MAN TO WORK

in the office, Queen Hotel._

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wood. _ Apply W. Arbing. 53 Ell- \vard Street. 3751-3Mii_ip_tl_. WANTED-M'ATi"l=`6`n GENERAL housework. Apply 34 School St.

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small farm. Apply i<7. 'l‘. Morrow, Mernlaid. 3734-i~3M4ipd

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LOST DEC. 22nd., BETWEEN CON-

solidated -School and Masons Road grey lamb muff.Finder please leave

'rslfcl-its ""7/VWEFIHJ RT`i'Tl E

1. Robert Ross, Becy. North Pinettc

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(Special to the Guardian.)

ROTTERDAM, Jann. 2.-'lille Ger-

man Socialistic newspaper Vorwaerts defies the- authorities and heads its New Year’s article, “Peace Year. 1917." It frankly reveals Gerinany’s internal position, attacks the German military partly and says that the year 1917 will bring the world peace. Con- cluding it says, it is quite clear that Gornlally will have to lnakc peace soon.

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AMERIGAN ENGINEERS

ESGAPELI ERIIM

RIIUMANIA

(Special to the Guardian.)

LONDON. Jan. 2.-Seventy-live Am-

erican engineers who escaped from the Roumanian ull fields during the Ge'rman 'invasion have- arrived at (lo- thenburg on their way here, according to n despatch to the Morning Post i'rom_ Stockholm. The engineers quit -the oil fields at the- last nlinute'. They say several persons were killed when the rear car of the' train was shattered by German artillery fire.

TE MPERA 'PURE

row morning ay

The moon sets tomorrow morning

Tuesday, Dec. 31st at 8.07 a. m.

The moon will bc full on Monday.

January 8th at 2.42 a. nl. _ '

The length ot’ today will be eight

for housework in li small family. at 4_59I_ _ I Y ADDIy Bl GUMKIIBII 05109- The last quarter of the moon was on _ '

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GERMAN SUIIIAIISI GUILIY IIE MURDER

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(Special to the Guardian.)

BOSTON, MASS., Jan. 2-Dr. E. D.

Atwood pleaded guilty of murder in the' second degree today and was sen- tenced tc- life' imprison-ment. Atwood was charged with the murder of Dr. Wilfred E. Harris, a. Nova Scotian.

BRITISH BLIIW UP

GERMAN PIISIIIIINS

(Special to the Guardian.)

LONDON, Jan. 2.--A mine was suc

ccssfully ‘blown up by us Friday even- ing northeast of Neuvllle St. Vaast The' artillery carried out an effective 'bombardment during the night on ene 'my positions, in the neighborhood oi' Serre. Shelling of a number of pla- ces of military importance east of there is reported.

Steamship Sunil

..QUEENSTOWN. Jan. 1-The ltal ian steamship Legano was damaged badly in a collision in the fog outsldc Cork harbor and is reported sunk. Hel crew was saved with the exception oi' the captain and one Seaman.

I-OST-”G°L° *TE i*"""*.-"""~"TH\'-`=‘> THE WEATHls1~.

S. P., Finder please leave at lt. ,

N. Tolnlins and receive reward. 1

“Dr M00” IN AIISIRALIAN ELIIUIJS

o l_._E'r- i_:_oMl=on1'As|.E Room ...___

wit all mo ern conveniences. Cen- (specm to .the Gua,.d;a,,_) ---

' trally iocated_ Apply at this oflice. 1-0R0Nq~0_ J,,n_ 3__M.,de,.me- wma., (special to the Guardian.)

8182-11-21Mtl. and fm, ¢_m|uy_ fopowed bv South LONDON. Jan. 2.-One hundred

YCTIEK-i T6w.1Bf1ff§f winds and sleet nr rain later. P"T3°""* “Ee beueved d"°W“"d 1" CIW" 10 rooms All modern improvement! The highest tenlpcrnturc rr,~corde<l “l°“f- Q“ee“”Ia"d~ A“5"“Ii“' b-V “ Apply to J_ J_ McK|nno“_ yeB|€.r,|uy was 29 (|eg,-ees above; M 9 flood which swept the main street and

1023_7_18M,_f_ “_ m__ Ve,,tm.dav it was 28_ and at 9.‘sll.the houses lu low lying places, says

_ _ 3, l' 1| _ a Renter despatch from Brisbane.

Fon sALE""sET °F TWELVE 0F D m 1 '» me cwest tm prevI0uS,’l‘wellt bodies have been recovered.

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33911213Mtf at 0.19 and tolnorrow at 7.06; it will,theI I" "°"her" ‘md “gntral Que?"

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wANTED___ CAPABLE MMD GEM _:E gi_i6zg1_ tolnorro_n at 80% and l<l day,

e.ml housework' Mrs' J' W' MC' The sun sets this afternoon nt 4.15 1 Imy' PIct°“' Nova Semin' und tc.-morrow nt 4.52; it rises tolnor- J

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9'- S°I°m°" M“i°h'°~ 3739'1'3M2IP‘| h°“"’ ‘md “Hymn” mmmes' His Honor the L eutenant Governor

recelved a teiegra and the following

- North Pln'ette` School, first or sec- _ terms on Saturday: _ _

ond class. Supplement $30. Apply Mlnnrdh Llnlmmt. cures Distemper. To A. C. McDonald; How T0 GET IT ALMQST fm" I

will be sold Jan. 12th to pay expen~,lu Cherry Valley Hall. 'l‘u\|dsy.'Jcn.' o f ll details ol pl n of ~ ~ u i Tl! ses, Duncan Nicholson, Clyde Sta- Sth. 1917 at _2 p. in. L. M. 'l'waody.'Nai|gn.u -5- Y um “EAR1 mms’ non. alas-1-auatpa. _secfcim-. ' sm. ms.) ui. .L umuv. - -¢l\°w\ by |0300.

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In own Mr. Halle it will be remembered ~ rr" ` -'

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tual, the funeral service of Hon.

at the Church oi’ Jesu this morning, .the last sad rites evoking the presence of the leaders of the public,

whole country. The Governor-Ge- neral, the Federal und Provincial Ca- binet. the- Post Office Department, the local Bar, the Bank of Montreal and countless financial institutions were' represented by delegation. Even post office' employees were present in a body some 300 strong coating from Quebec City.

Thomas Chase Casgrain. late Post- master-General of Canada took place tion of choirmester Monret' the Jian

professional and business life of tile-

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in accordance with the Jesuitpfdr- tice there was a dearth 0!,tleco`Qlpn and of the mourning customary ggitla thoiic funeral services, the lulbritea being ol the simplest. Under direr

IChoi|- rendered a mixed Mass," the :choral selections including' the' . old Itlregprian 'plaint chant. dating from

the earliest centuries gf Chrntianity. interspersed with more mode 'scler- tlons from recent masses. _ Rev. Fa ther Argsnd, is. J., the izsetol-,~-frtrni elated, assisted by a Deacon a.nd_..auh Deacon. There was a mas -clfloral and spiritual offeringsthe ipormer 'ov- cupylng two large double carriages which preceded the hearsez ’ ` ,

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- Hospital Cars will

preparation of three more hospitals to take care' of wounded men arrlvlngI from overseas. They will accomo- date 1.150 patients in addition to 1,610 already provided for. Tile new hos- pitals are at Halifax, capacity 450; St. John. capacity 500, and Toronto gener-

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MILITARY HOSPITI-ILS ~

For 1,150 PATIENTS

For Returned Soldiers who will-;'IAri_'i_,;c Shortly at Rate oi 300 per Week.

be Ready Jan. f1'2th._

(Special to the Guardian.) ini hospital 500. I ' -“V-

General Mana er Gutelius of the CI

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OTTAWA, Jan. 2.-.The military nadien Government 1`tailwby§i._atate‘.¢

hospitals commission announces thc that work of the tlfanslorihhl 0%'

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sleepers into hospital ca`rs` ll, _ ding day and night at Moncwii .intl

that a hospital train of cars véljho completed by January .12th.'- .--“ ‘:.tAl_". expected that bad cases wlllli ii;t0~ arrive from England soon at tlN_\‘_lic of 300 per week. - . a_'._.--,_l_-_ ___.

(Special to the Guardian.)

KITGHENER. Jan. 2.--This city is

lared by Mayor Hett after the elec- tion returns indicated last night that. the slate' ot' the citizens league wasi successful which resutled in a rlc~t.I

Rioiing Resulting from Changing_§_. _N

oi City from Berlin to Kitcheneif-"

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streets in the vicinity of the NQ>vs.R_t~ - cord office. the Dominion-But¢og_¢ponr pany of which Mayor e!9¢t.'.~_ IM

_still under martial law which was de- president as well as his Tri3_si_iw.0_r'\»

Water street. Quietness reigns jan preme however in the clty~ and--Imel- ness has resulted as usual. The eup- pc/rters of the name Berlin awe t tht-

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One hundred men are parading the elections. _ `

was the engineer who built tile Hills-

nccted with large engineering enter-

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his generous patriotic 0ffd'l‘."'WIliIliis~

boro Bridge and whost-' name is con-fgreatly appreciated. arldflib dilbi'

some excellent. essays will he t.&l.*li~»

prisesin Canada. His kindly interest'sult. _Already a note c-I reply in -the people of this Province where_ ing the proposal has 1beel'l`."f0rwl .- he spent several years as shown in and a committee as ash ~.for.~9zii.

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be appointed. .' "

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Lleut. Gov rnor. - . ~ , . ~ 4 . »f, .-o..'~~ .' _A

A sm-1-slwzlpu. GONDENSED ADS cnsrlottedivén. _faltifff _'|':““‘-‘l_?F&_°."‘§\._f"':m‘\’°;'_f_§”* Nh|§°P::;°. gm- Nlf|I\l_ wl-

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