alan
snow storm
and
craft
48, alld had a Wife
His conbanion E They were cousins.
Ina l d
YOU-\‘.
LECTFUCIAN' I8 `
IADLY IURNE .
so esnulm ev sl`loel<vll.l_.E. ont.. April 15.-
THE\r?A';I.l?4nEn AssuME?> NAME. tllldolyd .Gladstone I youu; mul re-
. __;_ -.1 ,_ 3
ng at Cardinal is a tlent at the
. DI
Pants, April 17.- The real name General Hes itsl here terribly burn-
_ __ Y ._ _ _ _ _ r ll li n as Raymond Swo- ed tromeomlng in touch with a live f‘?P5T‘?g03RA`5|-‘$951 "13¢"I'I" L°“' I)lo¢Ia,enlil»\v:nonnt?-xl before a court mar- electric- wire. He was employed on
don);- he opinion _was expressed by Pierre-L. Bsrlditussiau minister or guess, -that. economically consider- ed, this war has been a blesslns 10 the people oi' his country. Discussing
the financial and social aspeats of the conflict in su interview wit the As- sociated Press. M. Bark said: _
“Notwltbstanlllng the delireeslus
and paralyzing effect of the war. tile Russian peasant class is more prov- perous than at any previous time in the history of the country. It is not difficult to account for this unusual prosperity. By virtue of the allow- ance made by the governnlent to ille families of soldiers, wllli-ll exceeds the
earning power uf the S0ldi@f~'f» U12 \°‘ lngwp llcspstcu to ills Herald saysl
Ill income of these families is great- fl-llc llcllvmes of the German Em-l 61' thin ill (|1008 Of Peiwe-" ba asy have become the absorbing topic
"What about vodka?" was asked of ol the minister. mg
“lt is the prohibition of the sale af of slllm treasury and justice. Fri
While the action to be taken by U10 por
ljllited States with regard to the mem- Blu ndum of the German Ambassador. l
vodka which is prinlnrlly responsible for the ainellotaled collditioll of the
peasant," lie'respbndeu. ,,,-a "It is notmecesssry to.invent theor- ljo
lag to explain why the Russian people Un llllblm be mm” l’I`°5l’°|'°“5 fm' the 4°" neutral attitude, ill the European con- l ull fact is that this prosperity is every- llld
where noticeable Before the war the
While in me l“°“'~h "f -Ia`“““"5' °h°“t the United States to demand therecall K:
='glvsa1w»=e~”'~r'“"'*'*“"‘=“'~'“ '
without hesitation questions asked by W
EMBASSV AT WASHINGTON.
.\'l~;w rolzli. /lprll 15.-A wssll- N
60,000,000 IDUIJI-ei ($30-001000) was de' oi’ the Ambassador or tb stop the cam- 6
posited. _ pa
"Wl19~f-9~b°“¢ ‘he CYUPS7" “'35 the political thougllt in this coulltry. ll
next q`uesI.‘i0n. Tile farmers are very
fortunate in being compelled to hold le
“Wir Simply °f gram 9" “"~°°°““'~ Of of nil questions affecting violations of of
the difficulties of transportation, for llellllllllll-_ whip-|l directly involve
Umm 15 WW 3* me 1051651 Price Ui these activities of thc German Em- ' the year. There is every reason to bc- l,a5l,y_ . SC
lieve the farmers will soon he able to
dispose of the grain in foreign mar- cANAD|AN BAYQNET _ -
kets. and at a great zldvalltugt-." _
Discussing the collfcrcllcc ill Paris
of the finance lllinisters of ltnflsia,
NOT THE SHORTEST. Th
o1"r.\wA, April 13.-'rluyiollowipg Lil;
France and Great Britain for the con- ,,,em,,l-lllllllllll was lllgued |35; night by _ ` Y ` Y _ ' sideration or lllinllt-ini pl-olllt-ills alle- me Mllllla Del,,,,.lm,,,,,_ apparently in LISII hlusrcelwy Medical Service boul- IUS "Om ‘IIC “`""- M- Bark Sim 5 "U10 replv to comments in letters received _ result was the forlllulatioll oi' all agree- lmu] Colonel Cmrle' M_ p__ from the fraln irom calling upon doctors ulllicc~ ment with our allies to pool all the l-ml,l._ _ _ . cssarily- The appeal Sals-
..Al§ll(,leS lmvl, dppearell lll llle press lt will llclp materially to relieve the
with this llmlersiallilillg. ltllssia is to rccelllly pltolnptlug to poll-it olll ull, stlI‘ain imposed on llleillcul practioners
expenses nf the war, Ill accord:-lllcc
draw n on Gltat liriluill and i~'r¢illr'e
sadvantnges of the Ross bayonet. 1';
thought with otliclals here, engag- th; the attention of the departments vlr
um von nel-rlston, charslns the lied States Government with an un-
, has not been determined. there fe' b every indication that the attention fl‘:,mhat“'“B °“ °‘"d 'md that the
.~ is
l»V¢l‘9»S€ yearly savings d9D0B\l9d w being given to the general ac- smolmted to 30,000,000 to 40,000,000 §'l'§'. W
_ ities of the German Embassy will alll
Wllble! (515»000~U00 to 3°"-'»000~00D)' l uncover facts whicll either will enable
on char es of arson and espion the Hydl‘0;-Elocirlv plant at Iroquois.
:$12, is Rnymgtllld ltuc Scbwind, it was when the accident occurred. and it is developed at the hearing yesterday. said that 25,000 volts passed through According to the Journal. the prisoner his b0dY- .B001 118116-B llld arms are whose arrest resulted from the in- badly burned. 90-llllwh B0 th!! Il IS vesilgatlon of the fire aboard _ the feared amputation of the limbs will be Bl;-amplllll Lu Touraine. answered necessary. Doctors say that death
onld have resulted had the voltage
t':\ptalll Jllliall, ill all effort to estab- been less. The Shlwlt was SLICII till!! lisll his identity. 'i`llls was the must lt threw ill.m Instantly from the top~ llllpol-lun; point brought out during of a pole on which he was working the examination. and his fall of forty feet was broken
____'___. _ by striking a guy wire some distance
ACTIVITIES OF THE GERMON i`r0m thu srolmd.
iii
IOBE ON WATCH OFF VIRGINIA
CAPES WHEN EITEL MADE DASH '
IALIFAX, April 15-The report t H. .M. C. S. Niube was oil’ the ginis. Capes when the Prlnz Eitel edericli made her dash for New- t News nud that slle did llotlling to p her. is generally accepted as e in llliltfax tho llolne port of the iscr.` - , It is pollltc dont by the authorities e that the Eitel Friedrlcll had non-
es of the great majority of these onld had been sacrificed if the Can- an crlllser had opened fire. Vitll the Eitel Friedrich and the
MANY-
P4\RIs» "`
have been oi’ Russia cers, five
officers.
all of whom have
selves_ln various ways. were- given the orders of St. Allne-uiui~.8t. Btanisluls. the non- conlmlssloned officers the Cross of Bt., George, and the men the Medal of St. George. The Gazette containing 'tbe‘ announcement is one of the largest on- record» consisting of forty-seven large pages. ~ v . - j
GERMANS REBUILD A RHINE FOR-
. TREB8.
BASEL. Switzerland, April 15- The
German military authorities, accord- lug _to advices reaching the city, are reconstructing the formidable fortress at lstoiil, tive miles from here un tho Rhine. -
'l‘hc _barracks inside tho fortress
have been completely pulled down and extensive underground barracks to_ take -their place have been dug and; qnarried out of the earth. Further- lnorc, the River Rhine is being dam- med so that when certain sluice gates are closed wide stretches of the sur-
, Hs-k for
__ X
_Look /br this Ball\
lgn which he is wasins. to lnhuenee H; r
onprinz Wilhelm interned in New- t News. however, British shipping safe and besides the possibility ex-
it is argued, that Germany's in-
s.
lillellllgparllmtelllrgllggnaisgsggilfoz laerllned slllpplng may be claimed by
tain at the end of the war ns one the conditions of peace.
OTLAND HAS FAMINE OF DOC-
TORS.
GLASGOW. Scotland. April' 15. -
e serious situation which has arisen the dearth ot' physicians is oulplln- ed li a notice issued b the Scot
ttee 'appealing to-tlle public to re~
llailllllg at tile posts tllrougllout the
. D . . dl
for money expended ill the war. while wlll, wlllch lllc Calllllllallll are llrmml c llntry, many of whom are at prosolit
our allies are to cull upon .Rllssia for al lllc l-l.ol,l_ ln clllllllllrllloll wltll mllel- lvorkin fifteen or sixteen hours li da
grain which they lleed. ll
lanes, .particularly on account ol' I
I; Y.
the patients will send for the doc-
“This is an excellent arrangelllent lenglll The lollowlllg lllfollllalloll wlll tor early as possible and so allow him
for all collci-l‘ll<‘d; for lvhiie Russia. ll has enorlllous reserves, .she is in need
0 ilollht be of general llltere.st:- “Lellgtll of rifles and hayollets used
tl all 1 rr l, l lll-, . . - ~- 1-: _ "0, o mme a 8, cill a alll our ll LS b}(;t&ll\!`<iui;ll;llylti‘pii;l4liil’l.!le<>tlll; gltlgtclllilass with next day would Eunice, this should be
v ` ’ Q
on tl1e`otber llalld,`lln\'e lllore capital than su lies
ayollet 5 feet 9.95 inches, 5
arrange his daily roulld with a view economic time. When the case is t all urgent one and the visit thc
ated.
Pl’ ' b ..
.-l have alreally .¢l,.,.,l,,l,u,l ll ,,,.e§ll A l l _ ln 4 feel 2 lnclles’ wllll Local educational _authorities are or 025,000,000 francs ls1:s.000,000l in l,,,yf,‘§,,r, 34 rice? 11,5 lncllss. asked to time unit. important as gs
-ll“l.kev' ,le ,l l-eel 0_6 lllclles’ with nledicai inspection ol’ schools lt- is
France, and, of 25,000,000 pounds. ($125,000,000) in Ellglilild, wllicll llull- l sis. is to use at any time tile vccilsloll requires. \\'e are on the point ot’ lllllk
~ ` 'I’ ~ ~ of
ing use of part of the l<l~e-ll(-ll credit. pmllcllv ,.m,_. 4 ,fcel 3,12 lpppu-S, with
in response to it qllestiuli regarlliug l,,l,.0,,el 5 feet 1134 illplleg, I"
the recent increase of tllirtv lor cent
. I -
in the tariff. M. Bal-it said: “This is llayollel 5 l-eel 9 ill(-lll,S_ ' B
only u temporary u.ft`all'. desigilod pari-
ly to make up for the lo-ss ill revenue ,llle 3 l-eel 3_5 lll,_.lle,.l_ with ppyppgl 5
from the vodka. tralllc. I do lint bc- l- lleve that this telllpor:ll°y increase lil
the tarlll will discollralgc foreigll trudc l,lll,l_,, wllll lm .ollcl .5 feel 1 lllcll
with Russia.
'ions increase ill her lradi- with the
United State-.s and hcl' allies, to rc- a
place the Gcrlllall trade existing bc- pR|NCE QF WALES 0
Iore the wal: I zlln not an authority as to what kind ot' trade treaties will he fornlcll at the end of the war, but I am surc cv(-,l~_\'tllllig will bc done to
lavollet'5 feet 6,6 inches. '° “O
t nearly so urgent as the care of
° _ ,l l- Il 2_2; l .l es' will, those wllo are dangerously ill. All ap- uI`?;`:l‘:eill";' lggl 11?; lllcllegw _ peal ls therefore made for the release
iiussia, ritlc 4 feet 3.875 inches, with
Great Britain (short Lea-Enfield).
ect 7 inches. _ Callltda. (Rossi. rifle 4 lcet 2.5 iii-
school llledical oiilcefs elltirely or port during the present culergellcy."
EHIND THE GERMAN LINES
THE GERMAN SITUATION IS
CREATING GREAT ANXIETY
LONDON. April 12,-"lt is it signi-
callt fact tllnt although it llloiltll has
5 ' Il
it ‘ tl all t note that the . . . . ,
"I fact' m‘“*’I“ 1001” f"" L* U'-’m"" Alnei°I:aIIlrIiI?islIigfe:l)t 7.2 inches long Iglssld smw tm muon or Nuwu
counr-MARTIALLED. gi
lapcllc, the cllelny has lnadc no at-
nd. with tllc bayonet 4 feet 11 illcllcs. lempl ll, wlullale ll, any quarlenblll
--------- has remained inactive while we have
tabllslled ourselves securely on the ound won."- is a declaration made
. - T*-°~ , _ by the "eye-witness” attached to LONDON. ADFII 15--F710 Dany 'lem' British nrnly lleudquurters op the con-
ra ll nblishcs the following'-Tile
rounding country can be flooded.
Observers in Basel are expresslngl
the opinion that these preparations
are in anticipation of a French olen- l
1 l _W 1
sive being successful,
on all Lan tic Packages
, 1
I
'_
_ ‘,-
lr"\
5
ENLISTMENT IN IRELAND IS
sooo ,
1. all
Pnttersoll, wllo has returllcd to Tor- onto frolll Belfast to assume for tile, sccollil time the pastorulc of (Jo0ke's
AUSTRIANS. \ \\'
Gl']l\'E\-'A, Switzerland. April 15,- N
has been good ip ireland and that il Russian count have escaped from H I-ll9\`0 life lI\0\lS&lldB Of W0l'k1l\'0II In ,tile Austrian detention calllp ilt Milo- rl the slilpyards at Belfast, wllo would witz, 'l`llcy are Prince Vladnlllnlr Jas-
is as useful as military service.
"\VI\1ll IJGCRIIIU Of U10 '/\Utll1C|0\lH.' that they lluvc been sllcccsstlll ill ,N
doctor? Dill you hear uilytlllllg lnorc reaching the Russian lines, (lolillt 'l' over tllcrc than we did?" Tolstoi is 23 years old. This is thc "‘Well, the tllllig was kept secret, secoild time Ile has attelllptcil to get T
bllt I have no doubt tllut she was away. A large reward has been ollered
lost. Tllcy tried to tow ller ill, all for the capture of tllesc lillssiulls.
tllc crew was saved."
when 'éfosslllg to Liverpool '."’
“Oil no, the submarines are not
llsmpering British shipping to any
extent."
_,_,,,_*'W_ paid its hrst claim to-day for losses
`PuNlsl-l KAISER
TORONTO. APPII 15-ltcv. William RUSSIAN PRINCES ESCAPE FROM du
____ in
Presbyterian Church, says enlist- Via Paris.-’l`wo Russian princes and ste
be at the frollt, but they are persuad~ will, Prince Micllcl Wllkotic. and bo cd by the Government that their work Coullt Tolstoi son of the writer They all
WASHINGTON, April 15.-'l`llc Gov- a
I v
e to tllc European war. A 'l`reilsllry‘ blazes ill the bllIlI‘lIi}Bf l\0SllI¢H| urrallt I`or $401,000 was drawn ill thoritles. had Dl`0l?i1\`0d ii _nw ‘lim voul- of llarrlss-Irby and Voss, ot' which worked without a hitch Seine ew York, owners of the Alllerlcull 2,800 other innlates ol' the institution anlcl- Evelyn. snilk ot' the const ot' were guarded U’ Pmvelli- Panic °r “" ollnllli, supposedly by u nlllle, Fer-' do 'excitement ill tlie main building a lury 20, ` Itew hundred icetlnway. 'The l0t!s IB The Evelyn was thc llrst Alnericail $500003 `
ut lost during the war. Of the t-R-i__,
, . _ lout pllid $301,000 was for ller cargo '
were not on parole, and it is bclicved,of cotl.oll and $100,000 for her llull. GOD WILL “HEI;~P DESTROY
ccessury proof ut' Iss i°eili-llcll the if ellsnry llcpllrtnlellt April I. , ltO'l"i`lGltI).»\M, April 18 - o
--'~°--' s'patcll to the London Daily Mall)-
WO HUNDRED ARE Alldressillg the Fou'rtll Guards regi
RESCUED FROM FIRE ment, the Kaiser, accordinglto
--~ Cologne dispatch, said: “When God
_ t‘lllt‘A(iU, April 15.-'l‘wo hundred wills -it llc will help _lurtllcrito do
“\Vcrcyou not afraid ot sublnarinesl U_3_ GQVERNMENT PAYS FIRST 't~oll\'ulcscellt patients ol' the Chicago stroy the enemy. This ls the ainl we
` WAR CLAIM. ` state hospital for the insane were res- _must keep before us. _ ,_ l '
-_ cued today from fire which destroyed ' “Until the enemy ls definitely coll-
fralne strllctllre used as all annex 'fluered. no nlatter Ilow long the
ernment War Risk lnsurullco Bureau to the lllstltllticn at Dunlllng, north- struggle may last, God help us I
\ est of the city. Warned by previous this." -nf 5; '_
L
_ FOR HIS MISTAKE
Gunnar, 1-‘rout-e, April I0,-"ot-r _
nluny, ignorant of the soul of Franccf is beiiig pulllslled for her mistake," wustllc declaration made by Premier Vivlalli at tllevdepartlncllt coilncll ol' Crolfse. “She thought to ilnd,’.' Ile coll- tinucd,~"“a divided, frivolous nation, but slle inet an iron wall against wllose heroic resistance tile flower of her army was broken. Then, bellpld,
tlle"lron witll moved. supple and un- _ brcaksblc toward the western _fr`dltt,_f`_ ` crushing little by little the s`i"n.ly whose chiefs were not prepared for so long and bitter a struggle. _ ’
"Tile French llation, misunderstood 4'
llcllt ill al colllnlullicutloll dated April
D [I
°p°“ me R“S“I"“’ """k°t to mes? I:"rllxl)cc of Wales recently saved aGer- 9_
countries and not permit it to slip back to Germany. _ I
“There ls new a particular oppor-
tunity for the United States, for slllo. of all the countries lo wllicll wc look for trade, is not cl'i|lplctl hy tllc wl.ll~." ,M. Bark was asked what n1c'ns were being employed to replace lilo revenues formerly derived from vodka..
"The ollloulll, of this rcvcnuc ex-
ceeded 90,000,000 l‘onble.~." l~450.00t\,- 000) he replied. "This is being re- placed in a divel‘sIty of ways, Includ- ing a special wllr tux on railroad transportation, lllatclles, sllgur and most ordinary colunlotililec."
CRIPPLED BY RHE UMATI SM
034 Nf\'. Ave.. \\'hl|Ing, Ind. jan. Ylllll.
"Will vnu |-|e.l<.e srnll mc n hex I C' Pill.; \vlls»» l _...li l... lim lm l,..l,°l ,QQ all crippled up with lili.‘~mi.1lism;md|»\\~lm>is war lo badly _<lv¢\|Irl\, lllat I riulhl lianilg we nuiofmyl-yr-~, |»lll.1tll~ri.1I<ing .llmlll <0. ol llle pills. I lcll smm- lil-itl-r- :md alll-r a fell- days.I_ had no nu-ri: pnin. I Iv.-llc rcroullncn. dell Gm lull. l.. ...lm-..l my multi, silo sf. troubled ln lhl- ~.|ml- w.\_v. I never intend to b¢ wlillnili Ihr-,lu ,i,~ I Iiuvc ilinl so mon” other pills and got no lrwll-= '
.\Ir'=. HU. DEAN.
Piiis
l lslordmro
You can rc-mllly tc-ll iI_\-rillrkidneys or blarldcrls :llIcl:tcil. You will llslve paiilsin the lfilillll of the h;lck,l;roiil
will soon plat right.
Gin Pills are
6 for $2.60- .li under the mln. nest mont _free ii Cllermral Co.
a box. U. S.
mail prisoner taken at St. Eloi from being sllot as at spy under circum-
"Looklilg buck over tllc past four
molitlls, lt is instructive to note the
stallccs that lcd 10 0- C01|l”l'l1li1|`Ual gradual weakening of the Gcrmsn rc-
iliqlliry to illvcstlgiltc the cllarlI0 5 luade by Major Deane against the 0 Prince of “coinlllittillg all act gravely
'vlolntill lnllltar dlsci line " `
Prllice'u arrival he saw a Gerlnall be-
ing fllc reusoll. the Prince was told “ Illltt tile nlall had been found ill '_tlle British lillfvi wearing a liritlsll Oili- <'cr':; overcoat and lllal llc wus tl'yln1; (5 to lnalie his way hui-k Io llle tlcl'n‘Iall ll
T-llc Prlllcc spoke to thc German ill his owll language and learned that u thc lllnll llnll become detached from a
(ii-rlllalll patrol und wus sllllply ill.-llvorlllg to rejoin ills own lilies. il when- llc was taken prisoner. I-le had tnkell the coat. he said fronl it dead llrltisll oilii-er, as he Ilull l0Bt IIIS OWU :tml limi no llltclltioll ol' acting as a I
lstltllce oll our frollt. l"ornlcrly an ffensivc action on our part wus met
wltll nll iilllnediate counter stroke.
H Y D - ', 'Pills is the tirst occasion on which
The Prince was H911! Wllll -00' the enemy has made no reply at all.
Hlvetclles to Major Deane. the Officer 'rllis does not mean, or course, that at H VIIIUKD near St. Eloi. Oli -U10 their reaistilllcc is collapsing. bllt the
Ll
erlnunll have none tllc less admitted
IIIK lcd Off lv bf? Slllll HH tl SPY- "ANR" that with tllc troops nt their disposal
t Ihis'fronI. tllcy ure ulinblo to cvougc
tllclr defeat.
"Some light has been thrown oll the ollditlons prevailing lll the area bo- infl the tiorlnall lines which served
lilies when cllptllred. _ `, to coliilrnl tllc Impression tllllt the
general situation ls creating great
nxiety." Referring to the condition border-
cn- lllg oil panic which prevailed nt Lille
urllig tho fighting at Neuve Cllupcllc,
this writer goes op to sayz-
"Both.oIllccrs and men have openly xpressod tllclr ulleasllless. Apparent- y a marked change bognn to occur
:‘ , ‘ _ - ' I urn' rilnlp lllld have his lzusc inquired Into,
spy.
The l’rllli-,c believed the lnan's
story and usked the Brltisll Lieuten- zlllt ill rllrlrtzc of ille firing squad to ,ppll ilu (ii-rlllull to ilu- lollll urlsoll- steadily llecreuslllg. Gerlliau soldiers
' 'Phe Lit-llteilalll dcclillcd lo do this 'ill lllc ground that ills orders were
in the prisoners' camp and pointed out there was every probability the nlun _
c
ill the general demeanor of the Ger- man troops soon alter Cllrlstnlas, Till tllcn they had beep absolutely confid- ent, but latterly this feeling lins been
llnvciolil French civilians they recog- nize they would be over-powered by tho masses of moil Great Britain was
'going to place ill the ilold and tllcy
In lihool, spies in llrltlsll lllliforlll on have tried to persuade tllem that tllc tllc spot, 'l‘llr\, i’rlll<:e, however, per- slslcil Illnl lilo German should be sent
British wore equally bent on ruining France und tllllt they would grab ev-
orytlllng for themselves."
ill __ conclusion the "eye-witness"
or hips, your urillv will be llilglliy was not ll spy, lmentlons .the fact thnt‘the Gerlllilll 1913, the ilflrst catch was landed by colon-il, liricktlllstor mucus dope- ’l'|le matter clldcll by tllc Prince Wu-r levy Rt l»llI0» ROUIDBIX Bild '|`0lll‘- , schooner Lottie G. Marcilant. Cap- sits will shop lnilleinorillll;g,your inkillgillctlernlnll llilusclf Ill till,-'lnnt~. colng, during Murcll llnloullted t0 tain Ralph Webber at Lewes, Dela- wrists or nnklcs nlny so-eil, all due or cur to Major Deane to wllolu Ile 9,000,000.. ware, the craft having taken six bar- ` tninaclive ltidul-\-= which Llin Pills reported ilu- wllolc occllrrcllco. - - , ` rels of fish. ‘
"i""*"'*“"*“"" '5"_*9 Uaptallls Flrlh und Hall took' their
that wllcthcr the msn was s spy or, not the Prince had no right. to' inter _
carrying out lleillllte and strict ill- structiolle and that Ile would be com-, pelled to report to the British Head- quarters that the Prince has used his _ rank as the son of the Sovereign to. prevent these Instructions being car-, rled out.
As a result the Major Deane's re- port a court martial was held which* resulted in the Prince being severely censured and suspended from duty for three days. This sentence was passed ss a matter of discipline, for the court martial was satisdsd the ris- oner was not s spy and he has
sent-to England as an of¢inw!'pi‘I|~
NO RIGHT TO INTEFERE. l trips in latitude 37.12 ln_ 40 fsthoms
. _ 1', » Y I
Major licalle illforlncll the Prince 100 mllcg 959|, by Bough of Calla gg".
mls |103” clrullm coins
fore with the Lieutenant. who was _ 1 / M
"’ ' ' _/4
1 _ - .
‘ Stu. lm I
` ’ ‘ ' ' ' tsl §'J££."$is%‘flil;l:8»i'.3i'.L:*r.l|?ll':'_”.ll‘.'§'l¢.?ll‘I,§ b¢@(¢ lllll
Cross u este. iq; 1' 'Mm to sulmn from Asthma. The uirearryllmhe sliillwtie viper, ls- lnied will ever mall
- 1 .
ll In _ o ' l'I.'..ii."0."'$'.s'l% iilsil _
.!l’.;»'.l°-‘ "Ji-.‘il' at pl., _ -\'f'\"s_'.‘f" ”
, dnurlivttn '__'g£:;"7y' sei.: #ml I- 'A _
"3 ‘W ‘np -
ll~‘irl,ll, wllo has the hollor of br_lnglng
and despised, has arisen ready to'piie sacrifice on sacrifice with millions _in_ nrnls preparing for Gcrmauy’s cliasff tlsenleut. We are certain of victories ` -the victory oi' justice. _We want Eu-' rope free. Belgium liberated, our lost__ provinces restored, Prussian militar- Isnl crushed. since the Peace of thc world is_ irrecoilcilible with its sail- guinliry whinls. We shall accomplish this task with our Allies. We _shall write not only in the history of France
_ but ill the nllllills of history. n pllgc which our sons will read with unu-
tloll und pride." ,
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FIRST MACKEREL OF " _
' YEAR BROUGHT T0 NEW
VORK BY CAPT HALL
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ULUUUESTER, April 10.-'I‘lle'
fleet :baststruck .lnaekerel, the wel- come news reached llere yesterday af- ternoon tllat the seillers had landed lon Ilsll. _--'l"llc first fare to be landed is by schooner ltob Roy, Captain Lcnl- uel Firt-ll, wllo brongllt 44 barrels of _mixed mackerel to Lewes. Delu- wllre- yesterday and shipped them to New York. Following the news of lthe, arrival ofthe Rob Roy, came addltlonall--welcoine lllfornlatlon that scilooller Ralph L. Hall. Captain Frank Hall, was oil his way ln pnstl Sandy l-look, New York, wltli n (arc. Lntcr reports gllvc Captain l-Iull's llaul-as~ll0,000 lnixed Ilell.
The first catch this year is earlier
lby 13 days than last year. Captain
lil tho first trip, also landed thc first fare last spring. putting In at New York with 10.000 fresh tlnkers. lll
of wato Tbursda evenln about"
Iopeu. The Rob Roy counted out 3.240 fish, averaging about a- pound each and landed them st Lewes. Dsl- nwsro. _ _ ~ Captain ilnll. who had a much lar-
ger eatch, decided to run_dil'ect too New York and was there this - morn- ing for a market. Some ei! the iisll were shipped to Boston and were he-I
Ing held at 18 cents apiece. whole- sa e.
Large schools of fish are reported
working up the coast, which .would cpnnrm tile earlier reports first brought, by schooner Arthur james. . captain John Methuen; _whtsli put into New York this west lin' repairs.
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'rho news is most Ill-
v » ~ '_ deodand-witligeodw gt' other
assi-orni-. _ _ -_ ~ --1* srrtvsllmw-Iflolsoeted "" -H#
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Si1'l'ccthe'davs of Eve l1ollscw0l'l<
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has been the dl'udg°cl-y of lvonlall s life. It keeps llcl' illdools, \\'llr_~l'<e tile Air is \'it1i:|.l;e<l, zllld when tllc systct_1l gets 1-up flown ’th`c ilionotolly, of llollsework breaks down the nerves. _ ,
If you could only get away from it
all and' rest.. ` But tllcre are lliohls to get, thchotlse to keep clean, the chil- flrcll 'G0 lock at'tc1',_ and an _endless routine to disllcarten and tliscouivige.
\Vl1y_ not give Dlx Cl1aso’s
Food a chalice to 'help you 'i It is tile’ greatest ol’ uci'v'c 1'csto1'utives_.- You 'hear cvcrywlherc about the great gotiil it is accomplishing for people \'l'1lo are tired out, run tl0w1l_,'1lcl'\'olls, i1'l'itablc and sleepless. Just try halt' a dozen boxes, and tilt-rc will be an end to headaches, bodily pains and depressed spirits. ' ` l At. this scasoll_ of ilic year, lm llt no other time, yon- need just such asisiancc as this great. Food Cure will ‘bring you. It is a true tonic,
and its lipbnilding influence is both thoro-ugh and lasting. . ._ ‘" - 1 '
50 cents A box. 6 for $2.50. all dealers. or Edmmson, Bates k Co., Limited, 'I'proiato._
Insist on getting I what you ask for.
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