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q TRUURIES [IREEIIE
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Canadian Preps Despatch.)
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Monday, y -
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hours and four minutes. .
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,A rnvll. BATTLE lu THE Amlllllc
'Austrian Cruisers Sault Fourteen Small British
llriliers. Two Small British Warshipstiave (base hui Retired on Approach ol Austrian
I Ballleships.
Canadian Presls Despatch.)
.
TLONDON- The British Admiralty
announced' fourteen drilters. sunk in a raid by the Austrian light cruisers in the Adriatic Sea and that -the Blit- ish light cruiser' Dartmouth was tor- pedoed in a subsequent, engagement with Austrian warshlps. but reached port safely. The Adnliralty state that the British warships Dartmouth and Bristol pursued the Aus-trian vessels to a_ point near Cattaro when the enemy battlesllipscomlng to the assistance of the pursued British
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vessels were compelled to withdraw. Naval commentators regard tile iight ill the Adriatic as a raiding dash of the kind -that the Germans have made familiar in the Nunn ses. slml-lst-I raids have b€en previously made in the North Sea. Similar' raids have been previously made ill the straits of- Otranto with some success, not ably las; July and December. , Drifters. it is said, are used as watch vessels but their tonnage und' class is not stated. They are described as helpless against attack
I by destroyers. .
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Removed.
Tile strike of the Labor Ullliiri 111811
and' the Trucklncn continues. There was a rumor abroad' yesterday that
nis presided.
Among others present who spoke
were Mr. A. A. McLean. M. P.. Mr. James Paton. M. L. A.. Conn. P. A. Smith alld Messrs C. \\'. P. Scale. Francis McLaughlan. James McNal- ly. Joseph Purcell, James Rush. James King. Wllliam Dalziel. Pres'ld'ellt oi' tile 'l`lucknlen's Unioll, John King
The upshot of tile meeting was that
` t’ the following resolution
Mlnardu Llnlmem cures toothache top es o hi Km _onded b forth me grievanw complained of to
moved by Mr. Jo I Z. sec y
____________ Mr. Joseph Purcell. and passed 11111111- 1 Y 111 H ' t b
1 - r
imously were ordered to be forwarded
to Hon Mr. Crothers. Minister of Lab- _ or. Hon G. E. Foster. Minister of ing tile trouble. on Friday lllght expi-I Trade and Commerce and Hon Mr. alning that the sit11ati0n was 8 S81*-I Cochrane. Minister' ol’ Railways. ious one and called' for immediate,
" that these Union's action.
Be it resolved
N0 CHANGE IN THE
STRIKE SITUATION
Labor Union Men al a Largely Attended! Mecliug on Sunday Passed Resolution Re- fusing io Randle Freight llcrc Till Such 'lime as Steamers Return and Monlellh is
k uid lesumc work to Monteith be removed froln his pre-
the truc men wo ‘ -| - 1 I day but there was nothing deflnite;sent position to some other posit on
about it. In the afternoon an largely that will not bring lllnl in contact: attended meeting of the members with the men. of the Labor Union was held in the A notice to the same effect was hull on Water Street. Mr. Patrick Den- ordered to be sent to Snpt. Grady oi
M Aul I The repl'e~'clltnlivc ui the Depart-
and Joseph c ay. _ - -, <
The different speakers were listen- ment oi Labour in this province. Mr.
ed to with much interest. and were George l-l. Tunton. has kept the llenar-
f'equentl' applauded. 'tnlent fully lnlnrlned ln connection n I E Iwlth the trouble in this city. lic for- \
n
RUSSIAN UIIVERNIVIENT REIEIITS SEPARATE PEIIIIE
Declares its Aim to be Securing
of General Pence Without iinnsxutlons or indemnltles.
(Canadian Press Despatch.)
PETROGItAD.- The Provincial Ge-
verument declared today it was uni- ted in the re-jectlon of ll separate peace alld that it adopts as its alnl- establishment of it general peace. which will not tend either to domina- tion over other nations or to seizure uf their national possessions, peace without aynnexatlons or indemnity.
IIUSTRIIINS IUST I,2UU IN EIIIHT WITH ITAIIANS
Canadian Preals Despatch.)
NEW YORK- Austrian' casualties
in the recent italian offensive. to Tuesday are reliably stated to be 12,000.
~ German Catholics
rcillse' to handle all freight ill this port llutil such time as thc Govcrnnlent I-lteamers retulu to thlr port and \\-. B.
tile P. E. l. R.-
A hearty vote of thanks was presen-
ted Messrs A. A. McLean. M. P.. Jomes Paton. M. l.. A. C. W. P. Seals alld Colin. Smith i'oI' their presellce at the meeting.
Tile pl‘ocee(*.'lngs closed by all pres-
ent standing anrl singing “God Save the King."
warded to the Minister of Labour on Fridav last a lengthy despatch l-letting
hin b the embers oi' the Union and followed this up with a in repo y mail of all the circumstances attend-
l.0NDON.- A bread fanllllc pru-
vuils throughout Greece and tile. U I
ouhles are assuming alarming D1'0~
NUW IN ENIIITINI]
broken relations- with Germany. LONDON _Sh Alf,-ed Ke0g|,_ Su,-.lmes and w,,,.,,_v -e
--“-"*“'*“-'_' genn General of the British Army. au-, mont. If thc experiment has satis-.
MI'\ii'd" I-I""""'°"¢ °“"°' °°Id" 'Im' llouuced today that the first of six factory results it will be extended. l` fully organized and equipped hospital
units which ill; America? lsetil C1318 ---ii’
is sending to rance arr ve n - land yesterday. Tile unit comprisedI TWO FRENCHMEN PBI-‘llllsgs DOWN about tllrce hundred persons, inclu(l~ 16 GERMAN VL -
lug twenty Army Medical Officers. ` l D M )
I sixty nurses and more than s hundred ((.anadlun_ Ircss cspa c r.
' '_-_ other attaches. The unit take charge I’Al-tIS.- Vlolcnt artillery ii8l1U11t»!
of s Base Hospital behind the British is reported along the Chemin-Des - nt Dames ill the sector of Bovilic-Hurte-
lro .
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fences north of Monte Santo
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BRITISH IIUNS
> `. / \ Canadian Prevs Despatch.)
aolvla- Itsllans reached -the crest
- \ / 'ul llnl 652 In vorllcs. The lw11i1i0111~~
I ' " HELPING ITAIIIINS
Front .
"_‘_”"'-___ lca that our unners
°*"°‘"'” P"“n?°fp',;°m`¢)d in ha‘\T;’p:fTI:rdlsndd ouT-esllies msterTal ss.
UTTAWA” Cnulgh °°‘Gco,.‘em,,,, sistsnce. Dorint! their progress thru.
lc"°“' G' L' Mg ,€°'qumn,e,-5-,def ugh italy to the front they received w°““d°d' L' n‘cld'. `W H 353'. an enthusiastic reception." C- M°I-°°“- V* “Y P " ' ' -anno I-I nm-(HH
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(osnslllss Press ne§}»§T¢s_) auLoAmAN A'r1'Acl<s neruteeo
2 .
0T'I‘AWlA.-- Last nilh*`° "st cé 28 I in the Eastern theatre Bulilriaas
““'m°’ '"1"' um mm umm" ml' attacked positions recently. captured <"°“° "“°° """`"'°"" '° 201°" by the srulsu. but were repulsed. In
"""“"" the region of Symnitss the French
r-npinrrd a new trench.
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taken ale the key to the Austrian do-,
l’ARlS.- A number of Japanese
gunhc-its have arrived at Marseillles to aid ill tile war on German submar-
Fl ncll Merchant-
bise during last night. There was intermittent cannonade on the rest of the tront.
Lieut. Delateur yesterday brought
down nine German airplanes, and Atl- jutant Doucily seven.
Artillery action. according to Bel-
gian advices. is reported on both sides
mude.
_______..___._. (Canadian Press Despatch.)
CANADIAN ARMY HEADQUAR
' I.ONDON.- British lleavy Artilloryf
1 are co-operating with ,the italian' ' Army ln the italian aliens ve aga ns
These who with fame eternal their 1 th J H From, “_ ' °“"' dn' ""6 mffwtg Md. blcl.-TIl'R1`Tg"troa;‘\T NNcia‘T sTlatT;TTlent issued -T°°k °" TM" ,” ' m""|° 6.7 T this afternoon by the British War
°T d°“.h° Mrk 4° 1'* Q" ,,,h°m Ofllce. The text of the British annou-
V°¢ “VII” muy' Y|"=%d'° ” ncement' states; "British Heavy Ar-
' l'°" nl I tl with ltsllsn
.Y VMI” Wm” 'nn' *hem .h°'v° .H 1ArlTir}? ins c‘bT',fgT\;‘Tv;lg on th? -Iflliau
following up yesterday's bom‘hard
Patrols from the division holding ou
line at th-is point Gillilored the enc- my'a position. His trenches were found to be lleavlly manned in evi- dent, anticipation of attack. The pa- trc-ls bombing them. in view of their crowded condition. must have iniiic- ted considerable casualties. Through-
out the night the enemy was restlee
on the sector to the left of the Ca-
nadians. Heavy guns put up a heav barrage on the front by the Britis
as well as Canadians west of Lens. Berlin will doubtless report that ano-
ln Peace Movement
(Canadian Press Despatch) AMSTERDAM- The “Deutche Kir-
chen Zeltullg" states that Roman Ca- tholic clergy of Germany have inau- gurated a powerfully organized peace nlovement.
CROWN PRINCE TROOPS REPULS' 'ED.
((‘auadiau Press Despatch) l'ARlS.- Troops ot' the_ German
t‘rown Prillce. last night attacked the Freurll positions ill the salient of La lioveile. but were easily repulsed.
FRENCH CAPTURE ` GERMAN TRENCHES.
Twelve miles west of tile Sector.
tile French stormed the Teutou de lenses near Laffaux Mill and captur- ed some' sections of trenches. In the Champagne, two enemy surprise at- tacks north of Mesnilles l-iurlus. fail- PII.
GERMAN ONSLAUGHTS REPELL' ED BY FRENCH.
((‘alladlan Press Despatch.)
i’Al`tIS.- The Germans once more
returned to tile attack ,on the Aisne
waves against Prench positions
ICONSCRIPT-ION MOVE
HETIRTILY COMMENTTED
Strong V_Fndor11allon ol Gover-nmeill’s Con-
scripllon Policy Voiced ln Polllical. Military and Educational Circles.
‘\¢/I.. _A » _ . _--'IDT'
(ifanuliiall l’l~el-ls Despatch.)
'l`0IiOl\"l‘(). O\'T.- Satisfaction at
the new corlscl-iption sclle-nle announc- ed by Sir Robert Borden was express- ed last night by several representa- tive men.
Sir Wm. llearst. Premier oi' Onta-
rio, said: “I am very pleased to know tha( conscription has been ill- troduced." Sir William has two sons In the ar1nl_\’. "E\'el‘ytlling ill this dila- trict." said Gclteral Logie. “is in splendid shape for such a measure. lt
'is what military men have been
‘ing fc-r several months past." regard to equipment, General stated that this district has supplies on hand which have
brought ill wi-thin the past
months.
Presidelll Fulcoller of the Universi-
ty ol' 'l‘orollto said: "I um glad ill- deed to know that Sir Robert Borden has introduced the Bill. I have felt for a long time that il was the only fair and right thing to do." Press opinions are generally favorable.
walt- With Logle large been few
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French Slemer Sunk
51 Persons Lost
(Canadian Press Despatch) l”’AillS.- The Frellcll steamer Col-
bet. czlrrylllg a number of Frencll »mi- litary passellgers, was torpedoed and sunk in the Mediterranean on April 30th by ll Germans su-bmarine. Fif- ty one persons, lncludillg tile- com- mander of the vessel, lost their lives.
AUSTRIAN REPORT.
(('.anadiaIl-Press Despatch) VIENNA. VIA LONDON.- Official
communication fl'onl Austro-Hungu-‘I rian General Headquarters, reports. Italians, who gained a footing on left bank ol' the lsonzo have failed to ex- tend their positions. I
iieavy lighting in this region is in
progress.
Canadian Press Despatch.)
MONTREAL- Rev., Joseph ‘Elle
Jeiarifettet( oi’ Noblale Order. ahzd parish priest of the Church of the Sacred Heart, at Ottawa. was in- stantly kllled last evening on King Edward Highway. His automobile crashed into the guard raill of the bridge between St. Phillips and St.I James.
salrlsrl sMAsH A HEAVY een- ' f --MAN A'r'rAcK.
(tfalladlan Press Despatch) LONDON- British heavy gurls last,
night smashed an attack launclled by' the Germans near Epesy. west of St. Quentin Canal near Faquissart. The iiritish captured a number of prison- ers.
front last nigllt hurling troops in
V . _
Frellcll lines except on the extreme western part cf the front attacked. where. some German (letachments won
ortllwesi of Brayeen Laonnols The ur Office announced that the Ger- lans were unable to reach the
ERENIIH PENEIRIITE
ln the regloll of Rsmscapelle and Dix-
TERS, by Stewart Lyon. Canadian Press Special Correspondent-Heavy. ` casualties inflicted on the Germans
ment of the electric station st Avian. BRITISH MADE SUCCETSFUL
a footing in advanced trenches. Many prisoners remained ill the hands oi the French. The Germans used -bur- ning liquid in all unsuccessful attack northwest of Rheims.
IIIINEIUENTUE EUTURE
PETROGRAD- The formation ot
the Cabinet, in which six socialists are included. has been completed. After the solution of the Government crisis by the reception into the Cabin- cl, of five socialist representatives of the council of deputies. Premier Lvoff received a representative of the Asso- latell Press and expressed satisfac- tion over the _solution and his confid- ence in the future.
RIII SIIEE_RUBBERY
large milling concern. I
r RAID8.
(Canadian Press Despatch.)
I; mentleres and east of Ypres."
, Evoryw here
M0,\:C.'1‘0N,- Clliel llldout receiv-
cd a telephone message this -morning i`rom Chief of Police Ashel of Sussex .stating that burglars has broken into `tllc store ol' Jones Bros. at Apohaqui lust night and blown a safe open tak- ing one thousand dollars from the samc. Chief Asbel styled that it is now believed the work was carried ou( by a couple of professionals. The sais was found blown open and all its ‘contents disturbed. One thousand dollars was taken. Jones Bros. are u
LONDON.-“We made s successful
raid last night northeast of Oconee- court, and brought back prisoners .ami e machine gun." says today’s oillcial ) account of the Franco-Belgian front , operations. Hostile raids were re- pulsed eaet of Looe, northeast of Ar-
film nslllll
l’AllIS.- Oillclal statement says "il,
Region of Chemin Des Dames activ- ity ot' the enemy was concentrated on ("a(lfol'nl Plateau. where there was violent honlbardmerlt. Several attacks. in the extreme Nc-rtll Eastern part of the Plateau were repulsed. All our positions were maintained. “lll cham- pagne surprise attacks hy the enemy east oi' Avorive were repulsed.
in Lorraine one ot’ our reconnoltre-v
ing dctachmeuts penetrated the adver sar_v's lines near Petoncc-url alld de- stroyed a number of defeutre works.
else the night was calm.
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IAUSTRIANS AUMIT
[USS UE MUNIKUK
(Canadian Press Despatcll.)
LONDON.- The loss 0l’ the Molli-
kuk is admitted by the Austrians ill an official statement issued by tilt- Austrian War Office on Friday. '
Submarine Menace
ls Being Maslcrcd
LONDON- Kennedy Jones. Direc-
tor of Food Economy. expressed the belief that the Gorman sublnarlllnc were beginning to be mastered. A n_ew method for attacking German ll-boa-ts. he said. has so far been at- tended by -success. As a result ol' its continued success, he believed, ll, might produce an earlier termillatlon of the war than those in high com- mand allow themselves to hope for.
SPAIN UEMANUS
SATISEIIIITIUN ANU IIURRIINTEES
i.O\'UON.- A Madrid despatch to
the Exchange Telegraph Company says that the note sent by the Spa- nish Government to Berlin in regard to the sinking of the Spanish stealm. er Patricio demands immediate sal-
:sfactlon and guarantees for the fu- ure.
Returned Soldier
Pte. E. P. Waller. of Halifax. N.
S., a returned soldier. arrived in this city on Wednesday on 'a visit to Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Whitlock. 220 Fitz- roy Street. Pte. Waller enlisted in the 40th N. S. Battalion, spending two_ months in Valcartier camp. and four months in Bramshot and East Sandllrlg camps. England. crossing to France on February 20, 1916. Ai liooge on April 24th. Pte. Waller was on working party repairing trench- es when his party' was spotted hy one of the German flares and imme- dlately came under their machine guns and shrapuel fire. one of which introduced itself to Pte. Wsllcr’s hip in u rather forcible manner. `
Tllereafter he enjoyed a short rest
in the Zird Canadian General Hos- pital nt Boulogne, and the 3rd Nor- thern Gene-ral at Shefilefld. also
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