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. THE CHARIa.QiIEi0Yl. G ARMA

'iI‘l'.'l‘.'.'}'<‘.i§3.'.’é3Z!.‘l‘I.°.§' éiifn no }_ _ A _ cHA1u.o'1'l‘ErowN, CANADA, M0NoAY, JANUARY 31, lelo _ {,=2§_g,°P=;;-vga( '51-133-)--;.3_1;3v::::.;:.c_n_da _M $3_oU°r.u_AsJ_

llllssllnls swlslnlllo iowlllllls nie Enrrlv

Captured a Number oi Important

Positions from

the Turks who

are lletreatlng. _ Junction of Bus- sians with British in Mesopotamia Almost Complete.

toward Urulllinll, where it is officially

(Special to the Guardian.)

announced the Turks have beell re-

PETROGRAD. Jail. 30-The Russian

Caucasian operatiolls' _are widening, fllnlike, 'to the westward. soul.ll-west- ward and southward. with a possibil- ity. according to semi-official opinion. of a juncture beiiig formed with the British Mesopotamia expedition. The Russian advance is pushing west of Melazghert, where the important town of Khynysskala, fifty miles south of Erzel-um. has been captured. At thc same time progress was reported ill the direction of Vail alld likewise

pulsed with heavy losses. Further south-east, ill tllereglon of Kanda- lallki Pass, south-east of Hamadan, anotller Russian yictory is reported. Although broken mountainous country illtervenes the latter positions are not far removed from the head of tile British column ill the vicinity of Kut- el-Amara. It is polllted out tllat the Turks evidently fear a junction, this being indicated by the retreat towards Mush of a large portion of their army ,recently reported to have been rontcd.

EloQUENl"sEAlloNsRElM”E“R

REV. G. IVI. CAMPBELL, D.D.

l I A l

The itov. Dr. G. M. Campbell, Prin-

cipal of thc Faculty ol Mt. Allison Ulll- versity, who will bc lilo speaker at to- llight’s nleetlllg ill tho Prince oi' Wah-.li College Hall, dollvurcd clouilollt scr- nlons in Graco. and First Methodist Chllrcileh .l'ost0l°llo.y lllorllillg and even- lui! to large ;collg_r,cgatlolls. In Grace Church Til the morning he made ll. strong appeal in behalf of Mt. Allison taking an llls text: Proverbs. 17 and 24.

llavlllg givell tile congregation the

illterpretatloll ot’ tllo tcrllls oi' his text as found ill the Tallllud, llc proceeded to apply the prillciple of the text' to present-day conditiolls, illustrating the principle, by roferollce first' to Solomon, U19 KIIIS. of Israel. and then to Spain, calling attention -to the marvellous rise of thai." nation to a world position after Columbus had put the keys of disco- very and of colonisation ill her hands, and showing how Spain, in her ambi- tion to build Empire, forgot about the Spanish nation and allowed the ele- ments of peril to become rooted and operate ill the life of the people until, notwithstanding the expansion of the Empire, the llatloli became weaker, and we saw passing by the last of her colonies, leaving her with less of wealtll and less oi' influence than she had before the discoveries of Colum- bus. Her eyes were so much upon the ends of tllo earth that she lleglec- ted that will-ch was at her hand to do.

"Thls is our lesson, of immense and

capital significance, that nationality is the secret oi' Enlpirc and counts lllore than Empire. it is well to listen to the prophet wllo asks us to think inlperlally, but we must not become so fascillated by his message as to for- get that the need of the day is for em- phasis upon the words "think llation- lilly". it is well for us to look at the dark places in our national life. not ll- luminated by sign of hope or op- portunity. the colning histo- rian shall story of our times,

that as a people our

mucll upon the we have expand-

the lla-tion.

witllout

which the

will he .eyes have ends of the

ased oil

unless

cannot

two luv/ll

Mid

we have b

'.' The

is charac- the Empire

that our be able

is not

your ol' the more is a

your people in- in your veins

races. It

it ill the the Brent;

eve of A great. toeome to your auoli a time as ot. this notion-

foroos edu-

, I

ship; and tllcll pruceellc-1 to slain tllcl cllal'ltct.:.‘ si' the work lltllie at Mi. Al- lison University, the llecds growilll; out of the war collllltiolls, and lllailo nn appeal to illc oollgrelglltioll fur spill- p`at'hy and sllppol't, which received a most llhcrnl l-ospollse.

“'I'HE VISION NEEDED BY YOUNG

CANADA."

ill the FirstMiltllo1llstClllll'cll inthe

evening Dr. Clllllpllcll delivered all :lille scrllloll oll this sllbjcct, taking as his text, Second Killgs, 6 and 17. Tile preacher -said that il vision has been deflllcd as the ullioll of faculty and op- portunity. Tlle eye turns. for ex- ample, toward the light., the light wait- ing fol' the eye. The llifferellce bet- ween men ls found ill tile word "vision" The lfght of great knowledge comes into the life oi! one man. and this bene- diction does not fall upon the other. Consequently one 'sees kingdoms and dreams dreams that the other cannot appreciate; lives a. larger life because his eye sweeps etemal horizons and lie steers his life by the great fixed stars. Carlyle possessed the ex- traordinary facility of illumlllatlrlg biography and history Emerson say-s_ Carlyle was a seer. and what he was the first: to see all who read his books to-day may see. ,Tile faculty of vision can be enlarged and cultivated. Edu- cation ls the adaptation of the eye of the mind to increased amount of light. A' new vision is needed by the youth to-day. There is. first, the need of understanding the value and possibili- ties of a noble life. Great movements alld great civilizations take their rise in all enriched mind alld heart. All history illustrates this principle. and the life that moves alld counts and leads is shaped by obedience io four l calls of God: Self-reverence, :loli- knowledge. self-control, self-sacrifice. A young mall with the true sense of the value of life, with a heart sensi- tive, will lieed the call of eelf-rever- ence. the greatest oi' the four, with which the very capacity of spiritual endeavor nlld sacrifice cannot exist.

Having dwelt upon the importance

and value or a clean life, and the po# wer it glvts for service, the prcaciler observed that to possess this life one must lleo-l the call ol' these great voices which speak to him, the call of these sovereign words, which are .stairs by which he moves through darkness up to God.

The second element ill the vision

needed is that. in addition to ones ull- derstanding of the value of his perso llal life, there must be a vision of the responsibilities and duties of life in its associated capacity. The state

o ts or anlzed ordor. and no

reprosoll K - man should arrange ills life apart frolll the common woal.. lt is your duty, young people, said the preacher. to take a deep interest in all that coll- cerns your country to judge and measure great: movements with intelli- lengg gud (BIKE fully _your El CIII lull

ALL GERMAN ATTACKS R

Erulseo

AFTER HEAVY FIGHTING IN WEST

Some Trenches ‘ Captured by Germ

_ on ,Following Day. _ Fighting Extended Front, Enemy Attacks

(Special to the Guardian.) tcrday by the (ii-.l'lllnlls. till- War

Oilice allnoullcclllellt further declares.

Germans oil the Frcllcll front, south of In the Valley _of Fecllt l~‘rellr|l artillery

PARIS, Jail. 30.-All attack by the

the Som e esterda aloll ' width

ill Y Y. E it ' . . . -

of several kilometres, failed complete- mall munitions depot. i\'lllllcl'oils ex- ly. On tile southern end of thc lille plosiolls could be llellrd ill the l~‘rellcll they succeeded only on the bank ot' lilies. In the region ol” Lyons llle the Somme against the village of ellenlylastlligllt made nn ailiackwllicll Frese, it was announced to-day by the was at once clleckcd. 'l‘llc- text ol' the

caused all outbreak ol' ilrc ill ll Gel'

ans were llelaken

Continues 0ver being Repulsed.

All IIN* l‘0'l!llllllll'|! this lrltlrlllllg lll` ll portion oi the tl'elll:llcs ooicllpictl yon- icrday by tile (ierlllnlls. South of thc ltivel' Somlllo. after il violent llonl-

War Ofllce. French troops. llcar llill communication follows:-~

140, ill Artois, re-captured this morn- " ln Artois, cast oi' ilill 140, tl spirit-

tt k o rt lt d

ing some of the trenches taken yes- ed counter-a ac ll our pa rcsu c

llardlllclit. thc cllellly ylrstl.-rllzly attack- ed our positions lllong u frollt stretr;ll- ing several kilometres nortllcrly from 1fJ‘HS0- 1\I0lll»I the Clllirc solliilcrll por- tloll of this lille the German attack resulted ill complete fullilro. lt was successful only on the blink of lilo lliver.

__-_ _-_-_-_ _-_ .~.~.~_~.-_-_-1- 1.-v-;_-_-_~.-_-e=-.-.-.-.=-.-.-.~.-_-_~.-.».-. _-_-,__ -_-va-.-_-_-_-_-_-_-:_-_-.»_~_-_-:_~.».-.».-_-_».».~.~_»;.-_-.~:.-_-_-_-_». _ .» ».~v-_-,-_~_».-e .~_»_~_~_~.-_-,__-___-, _ __.»_-____________ ________ _.__________ ,,

IILIHHIIII MIIIEHS AGRICULTURAL EUIIIISES

FIVIIIIH GIIVEHNMEIIT Al EBMUNI HAI

lin lll. nlllllll,

DUIt,HAM.Jl1ll. 30.-Tilt* llllrllillll

Miners’ llllloll took il. votc ycstcrlluy on whether lllcy would support tile Military Service Bill. Tile vote ro-

gnltctl in n nlnjmpy of 7_;,~g|; in 1-,,v(,m. week ill the llbllvl-. pl:,il:1~:<. nllll owing gf [nn 1}||1_ Tin, (malt, w,.n._’ 1-0,. me til llle 1-xccllelll 1111-o|lcl‘llli0ll til' the ‘B11|_ 34,715; ng,,nn,~l_ g(;_519_ f[~“.,._,,¢y llonllllioll and l’l°llv\.lil-ini l)i~p1lrllllc1|ls tllollslilld lllillcrs rcfrailll-rl l`rolll votilll: UL /\i¥"I"“IU‘l"‘ 'li' i’\"""V“"|““"" Wil”

Two 1'ulll's'c:-'_,\vcl"l' l'.olllllll‘t<~il Inst

$60,533 CUMPENSAIIIIN III SELLING ‘VESSEL UWIIEIS

(From our Own Correspondent.) 'U'I"l‘A\'i'A. Juli. S0.~-A jlldglllcllt glvcll by .Illdgc ll. A. Alldvltil ui' the ldxcllcqlllir (‘llllrI. zlward.~'. totall rlllll- pi-lmsltioll of $60,liIi:l til llrillsll ljullilll-

alld thirty tllolllsalld lllorll could lull, "‘\“S<'-‘I to filly, :ind :lil slllljv-.cts lvvro. vote, |_1n;y bclngln |_n(,_n1-my_ lrcaicd lli lllli slllllv lll1lllll1»l‘ ns :lt

l...l___.; tliller l:tllli‘s1-.::.

NO MORE SUNDAY WORK

The sp:-llkl-r.~l lvolw- llll-sam hlol'l'c\\'.

_..____ _ ci-|lll,~l, lions. 'l`|lolll:»'llll nlld lu-ck.

L()ND()N_ Jnnnm-_V ;g,q___- in H pin. Ilcv:~'. Iilllllir1.‘_:lllll alllll_J\l's1-llalillt look

r J cased L gln.mun;|n,,m md" al vl‘l'v knoll llliorrsi lll thi' work llllli

culn .' ddr 0 . ' - - . f ~ f nfo¢;|,\|l~o|;;, Dnvin Lloyd Goo;-gn nmkcg elllzollrzlgcil lllulr people to llc like- the suggestion. which is virtually n wise. Al Ml. (.‘arnli»l the allollllnlll-e com,1nnn'(1, thot, all Snndny lnlnn- wills llcver loss thnll Stl nlld well; :ls shonhl be abollslled ln all controllotl os- high as 250. sivinl; all a\'<=l'm:e for iii

tahllsllmcllts.

scsniolls ul' 127. At ldglllllnt llay all

1 ' .“It is bet'ter,' writes Ml". llloyll (ion. average of 110 was mailltzlilled. The

"l work ovvllilllo durlll lbl- wt-ok llltorl-sl scclllcil to grow as the courses

should bc not to work uvcl' twelve

weere double sllil'l-s are worked.

rl;c. o .~~ g. . 1 than to have Sunday work. Tho niin dcvclopoli. The slornl on l"rldn_v had

llll 1-fi`cci ull tho cu\il's4~ls. lll lloll

'shifts pei' fortlliglll; ul' l\vt'llty-follr sccliolls tile hope w:ls_l~xpl~l\ssoll that

i.Ilt~.:<c lvollld Ill' lrollilllllvll zllillllnlly.

This is the outcome of all illveldigll-_ lioclll l-olliliiiolls were trol-ly dis-

tion by a special colllllllttee ol' the cll:-ist-il nlld the pecpli-. l'oll_ all llolllo.

effects upoll the production of mulli-

\Vllcll llttclldilll: uoilrlios ul L-clltl‘cs

tions by continuous labor involving such as tYllal'lotlctow'll there is always

Sunday work. which resulted ill the conclusion tllat the method tended to diminish, rather than to increase the

B l'r H 'PLANES _

it ccriulll lllilldulllfc oil the part of nlally to elltrl' into tll<~ iliscllssiolls and many of the benefits :ire lost. Soil

output. collditiolls vary, the degreeof develop-

men; varies and pcoplc llliler so lllllcll that ull uildicllio of 100 colllpuacd of

1,227 Fl IS - - .

CROSS HUN LINES neighbours form all excellent short

course. lt was gratifyillg to see the

LONDON. Jail. 28.-Harold J. Tell-‘ smile lllell ilttclldillg every session.

naalt, parliamentary under-secretary of Practical denlollstratiolls ill cattle,

warl announced ill the house of conl- sllecp, horses and poultry judging

molls that ill the course of the last were given. Discussions ill fectlillg

fourweeks 13 Britisll aeroplalles were" and 1-are oi' general live stock was

d usea roxilllatel "0 The

lvhile 310 Gerlllall machines had cross- ed tllo British lilies.

Aerial battles. Mr. 'l`enllillli. said.

lost oil the western front. and nine or illillortzikell b_v .l. \\'. Reid, pulling ten Gerlllall machines brought to the cnlpllllsis on the dlliry cnttll- as they ground. ill' the same period. tile under' lvero prolllillellt ill those sections. secretary of war said, the ilritlsll had ’l‘lle care of sheep and the market- employed 138 nlachlncs,wllIlc the Gcr- ing ol' wool is ol' interest llllrl box-

atkillg ol' fir-cies was rlelllollstrated

ulitllsha pp y... .p- _ . number of BBritisll aeroplillles which by Mr 'l‘holllsoll 0i` Ottawa. Ile dis-_ crossed the German lilies was 1,227 cusaoll lilo nlllrkctillg and cart- oi

wool from the lllllllllt'actul'er.~i view- point. Slvillv :ls il side lilln to lilo dairy illl|ust.l‘_\' wus shortly wllsiilorllll.

had occurred over alld behind the Milk and its products is of vilnl inter- German lilies, ' and owillg to the est and ways and nlcalls of inlprovlllg

westerly willds Gerrllall mllcllillen, ll' quality were pill, bi-fore the people for

hit, planed down to their owll lilies, which the British were ullublq to do.

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"l covet for the young Cuilutliall this ~ 1 ' _ ' vision. More evcll than the Hebrew Wtlcd suolls, roots, elt... was glvt-ll

sible I Mr ’icllllillll.

oollsldcl-lltioll by Ml' Morrow.

Mr Mllrplly dlscilssed plant ills(-alscs

dory scllll and otllcrs, and also ol1`e-_rod rolllodieli for the slllllts of grains

nation you have been favoured ot’ God. Pfaclicalli' “_” I"f"“ 01”’ _ im

your |_|~n~|;0|-les nnve been more ex. Solis, nlllllulel-l .ind n l felt y were panned, your land in I-ic.ne;-_ your mn. illl.erspol'.~:c1l by Messrs lteid and Tull-

: l l ala. 'rl Hant- ory B more sp eu Le supreme The lilllrv jndgillg bv Mari-rllns

test of li. nation is its ideals. Not ln ll( _ _ _ f ' _

- ~ I 'h u reizl

expansion of territory and in tho ln. was all lllllovntlllil alll nluc pp -

tical lt mall

crease oi' population, not in oxpomll- Blvd- He _la _il ll\'1\_<= -ri lieu ll

ture upon philanthropic illstltntlolls, and Hilwk-‘= |"U"‘ ‘XPC "“‘~" “’

vital as these things are. shall tlleliiufc Of LI"-’ f*""" "°°k'

strength and greatness oi' a ililtlon bel GFHIIIH “WI *Un ""mV“LI"" "F" I"" found, Gran; ldonn nml gran; men portant lo :lil nlld the loolllre:-l und mnkggllnginn gl-nap (}|-ent mean ex. delllollslraliollu by Mr Clark _created

t leill of disizlinsloll. Everyone

pressed in the lips of great' mcll,-men H KWH l

who in the crisis oi' a llntion are called IB RIICHIDIIIIK U’ AHIDFUVO U10 Kmill

such lls into llliglll of potatoes. pow-

hlll sl-aliillg vessel owners nlld otilrrs ol`l`1\vtl'il by the l’cl:ll:i1‘ Svlllillg 'l‘r1'.llty of lflll. 'l`|li.~l tl’1~:lly, wllil-ll wus' sign. <‘d ily (ir~-nl Ill'il1lill.,lllc il1llli:dSl:llf:.~l, Illlssiil :llld .Izip:lll. prollibitlrll pclngii: cl" open :ion sonlillg ful' lifter-ll _vr\ilr.\'. 'l‘rlizil <~lzl.illls :lggrr-gillillg $il,‘:00,ll00 wi,-l‘1‘ pllt ill ily vcsscl owllcrs iil`i'lil:|,l~ll, bill thc ieollllllinsioll llll,< n<-,ell ill to :lwllrd olll_v $li(`l,tl;5£l_

LOOT WAS HIDDEN `

BETWEEN WALLS

l\l0N’l`llE-\i-. Jun. 28.-- ('ll1lrgci`.

witll llnvlllg llrilkcll nlld l:llt<\l‘vd 20 llcnles ill the llorlll end of the oily dllr ing lilo past lllolltll. .lnlllex llllrlow and Lnwl'lrllcc Dupollt were broilglli before Judge Lcet ill the Al‘l‘:liglllll0llt Court and plcndoll guilty.

’l‘llf~_v lvorc specifically 1-llzlrged with

iiitvilll.: l'llllh1ld the llolllc ot' Mille. Lillll burr. 1006 Sl.. Ilcllis street, ml Siliur- day niglll, when jcwolcry vlllllod at $250 was stolcll. -

The detectives visited the llolilc oi'

litlrlow. on Sanguillci. street, where they foillld $2,000 wortil of jewelry llid- den between the roof of tllebuildillg and the ceiling.

The goods were displayed ill Chier

Detective Cllilrpeiltiofs oflice this lllorlllllg. and citizelll-l spoilt alll nlorll- ing picking out their articles. Ilulldillg inspector Cllausse recovered several valuable diamond rings wlllcll had hecll .stolen from his llolne. The two lads are about 17 years old. and both have already been ill rei'orln school.

Tile arrests were made by Detectiv-

es l.ajoic and Gagnon. of the Juvenile (Tourt. ' -

HEAVY FLOQDS SWEEP

AWAY GERMAN TRENCHES

l.()l\'lJ()i\', Jail. 28'.-A llel~aplltcll to

tllc Daily ”l`r~legrnpll frolll Pctrogrild says:

“A tllllw ill thi- fllzinskl culllll dili-

lrirt has rnllsllrl the l'ivl~l'l-I Sllaro lllld .lnlilolda to flood lilo country, sweep- Illl.: illvny ircntzhcl-1 llllll lortiiiclltlolls which the Gcrlllllns built when tile ground was frozcll hard, according to al iolcgralll root-ivcd llcro frolll Minsk.

"/\ll tilt- railways and roads llilvc

been lnrllcll illtc awnlllprl, and the Gcr mall lelllporilry field railways have becll wllsllcd away. The Gcrlllulls are working wllial. deep ill the water. try- ing to extricate their guns, llncpillg up ll heavy lllld pl'1lleol.|vo rifle fire incan- wllllc. ..

"it in said lllut the wuullillg llwlly ui

li bl'i:lge ni l.llla, pgnvcrlllllcllt of Vllnzl, canst-d thu wl-ook of il troop lrlllll in wllirll ll Ilulldrod persons were killed or llljllrcd.

"'l`llero url' lllillly cllsos oi' scllrvy

illnollg the prisollcril taken oil this frlllll."

(Special to the Guardian.)

I’l\ltIS, Jilll. Zi0,~/it Zcppclill was

llcurtl over l’iirls ill 9.20 o'clock last uiglli. Soon .after about ll dozen bombs were dropped, killing six per- sons lllid injuring thirty. Tllrec women and tivo children were killed by one of the bombs dropped by the rxlidors when al house was de:-ltroyod. Other oclzllpilllls were wolllldcd. At other places only lllntlirlal dalllngo wns lloile. 'l`llc city was dllrkcllod ill alltlcipatloll of lilo raid. l~‘ll'1» cllgllles and squads of -lrlllllpcli-rs wcllt lllrollgll the oily solludinl; lilo nlllrlll. Senrcilligllls wi-ro nl:-in ill op1:l'niioll, null the noise oi' llll: llcl°uplull¢‘>l was lit-:ml ill scvi-rail direl-liolls. /it lllld- lllgllt l'l'vsilll»lli. i’olll1‘nr1_-. 111-1-olllpillllcil by till' I’l‘l‘.i'1'1'i. ol' l'oli1'c lllld the llliii- t1l.l'y govt-l'llor of l’:ll'ils, visited thc lmzlllily wllcrl- lit:\'1>rzl| b0nlb.~l fcll. Il\\"'i~'iilZH|iilll rf‘v¢‘1lll:lI ilddilloliili rus- llllltivs. l|l>'pl-lzlloll of one ruillod llllllso liisclosvil lllzlt lwo perl-lolll-l had llcoll killed in thi-il' boils. in il drill: slow which llalrl Iwoll riedlllfcd lo ll pile ol' rnllls till- llollios of il woman and child wl~.l‘o fonllll. Al nllolhol' poilli lllc l`ol‘<'i- of lllc explosion will-l so grcut that trees we-rc uprooted and flung oll lllc roofs oi’ dislalll. lloiifws. The prescribed irlllllpvt slglllll that llnllgi-r frolll Zcppi-.lills was pilstlllnll been given and thc city was again light and quiet as usual.

(Special to the Guardian.)

i’l\ltli~l. Jzlll. 30.-'l`llil‘t_v Frcllcll

ui‘l'opl;llll‘s :wilrl-llcll rclllulc air re- gions nlillvc i’ilris lnsl lllghl for lllc Zeppelin rallllorol'wllos¢~1~ollli|lg wzlrll- illg llnd bl»1~ll lgivcll. li_v tho lilllc It had ron<'llv1l Iillillw, one ol' lilo nld quzlrllws ol' tho oily, 1-|:vl'rlll of thc llirlllcll wcl'c llblo to llisuorll its pall- ycllow lllllk 14,000 foci nlluvc illc earth. l»‘riglli.ollvd dollbtlcss by lilo lliilllcrlllls wilr plullns rising iowzlrd it the Zeppelin wlleeled and drove at fllll speed llortlllvzlrd, dropping ill its lrall illto the darkllesll a cargo of three and one half tolls of bombs. 'Tllen colltilllliilg its flight at rl great altitude the Zeppelin vanished.

Parisialls had been warlled half-all-

llour before by fire engines rusllillg tllrougll the streets and trumpet calls. known as “Stand to Arms," of the presence of the riilder. Electric street lightswellt out and policemen cau- tiollcd careless llousolloldcrs to close the shutters and darken the windows immediately. Still ellrly ill the lligllt, close to tell o'clock. lllally persons were ill the streets, cafes were opell,

AIR RAID ON PARIS SEVERAL WERE KILLED

A Few Buildings were Struck ailtl

Some 0ccupanls Buried in lluins. Several Miraculous Escapes ile- corded. Raid Uccurred at Night and Citizens Warned.

llloyillg picture tllcatrcs _alld playllouse clltcrtullllllg lllclr plltrolls. Then ill all parts ol’ the city could bo heard the wllir of numerous aeroplunes. wllile people wcllt on their balconlelz to watch for the Zeppelinll. Fell Pllrisians believed the raiders would conlc, as they had been turned bucl. lllally times previously. Suddenly ill one of the north-eastern parts ol' ,l’al'il-l till-re came a flash in the sky as it Zeppelin dropped all illumination so that it might bc seen by those on the airslllp whether they were over llle city. Tllcll a bomb fell illto thi- slroot, omslllng through illto a snb» way, tearing ll. ilole fifteen feet ill tlinlncter. but injuring no elle. Quick ly ll si-ries ol’ lltller dotouatlolls occurr- vd. Uno of thc nlisrlilen fell nnoll all isollltcd house occupied by a single family, and the building was bisected. one olld being llellloliollcd and thi- occilplluls hurled into an open ldt and killed. Tile other end was out sharp off. il bedroom on the second floor was loft intact. with its occilplillts ulllnjul'» cd. The llool- was carried away undel- tlle bod, loavilfg the bed balanced oil lilo edge of the ruills with a llllle year old boy ill it ullharllled. ,

Tile Zeppelin must have been goillu

at lop llpoed ill this llelghbourhooll for the nearest trace of it beyond was a quarter of a mile away, where 11 bomb fell full ill the centre of a thick stone wall and. cutting a big hole out of lt. dug tllrougll the pavement into the earth. causing a had cave-ill. ill the nlorc populous streets ll bolnll strllck ll six-storey apartnlcllt house llllvd with lvllrkilloll. cutting it ill two oil the lille ul` the corllel' of tho liilcllclls, from lilo gurret to the ccllslr, burying toil victlllls under the debris ill the central part ot tho structure. Tllo street ill front was lilltoiicllcll and oll thc other side of tili- gap six kitcllclls of the buildillg. oill; oll top of the other. were left opell to the weather with ranges and uten- sils open to plaill view, apparelltly undisturbed. This quarter was visited all thc morllillg by dense crowds, who were llcld at the street corners by the police. none but city officials, govern- ment officials and newspaper men with identification press cards, being permitted to inspect the ruins. Alto- gether a dozen bombs weighing 600 pounds each, were dropped. None of tile fatalities occurred in the streets. the nlajority of the victims being, killell ill their beds. Fog of coll- siderable dellslty was hanging over

Paris at the timc.

2il.II|llI MLIHE EAVIIIIIII

Ill LEAVE

that 20,000 lllorll troops lronl Canada

nllllioll wiflllll tllc llcxt two or lllrlro

rapid progress lllade ill the various training oenlrl-li oi' the llumlnloll. and thc War Office has accoptcll the offer up to il total ol' iwi-.llty battalions, for wllicll zlccolllmodutloll is be-llll: pro- vided for ill Ellgllllld.

The battnllolls will bl: selected ill

the order of lllcrlt. those that have sllown the lllolli ellicicnl-y being the likely ones for ilrst choice. Tlley will

SIILIIIEHS SHUHILI RIII EIIGLIIIIl

(From our Own Correspondent-) be sent over as soon as the llccossarl ()'l"l`AWA. Jun. 110.--Miller-tiollcrnl trallsports have been provided.

Sir Sllln llllglli~.~: lllllloullecll to-lllglll. Tile Clllladlrlll Government. is sup

plying the troops from tho Dominion

nav.. been askatl for ily lilo wllr ollloa with extra efiiilimwvt Of wl1¢i\il\0i<\\H»‘ and will be dcspnlcllcd frolll lllc Do- the importance of which has been

dcnlollntratcd ill ull the theatres n.

ulolltlls. All offer of lllorc troops wa:-l' land warfare. Whatever balance nllli made sollle time ago following tllc rcmaill of this equipment will lll‘0"

nllly he pooled with the lirltlsl ulltllorities.

(folollcl David Carlile of the lnlperin'

Mllllitlolls lloard. wllo left Callml: some wcoks ago on all important ml# sion to Ellglllnd is now in l"ralli~~' viiiltillg thc battle front and lnaklllc observations which will be of scrvlcfi lil connection with tho work oi' till Board.

out from gmong the pooplo to bn lend. crop and rloubtlcss much that Mr Wi ers or the people, sons of ills nsonla Clark said will he vlll into lirufllllw- ff-=----=--»--_-if-f-A-<

n on wlnm gl - ln-n .pl lp f ll _ | ,. lllldelwlrnlllalzv rect-,lvell is good wel- THE KAlSER'8 BIRTHDAY.

p th’ "Ig-l 1Lu:ttgl1|; nl H vig; come llllll nearly every farmer will -__-__ CONDENSED ADS. TFIE wEA'l'HER.

cause oy are 0.1¢ l o o len - - -- - »

ly vision, And no to you llnn-n nnnnm colnluellce driillllllzc immediately lllc lildltl.lN. .lllnllary ZR. -~ i°lii|;:i wt-.l'f: T00 LATE FOR. TFNIPERATURL t|‘ || 1 gt- pi t . |- | |_ rl v ll ilu ll. is :lllew l-uibject and l -. I ~ l li\ li td i __ ' ° ,

lc clot 0 ll 0 .Sell Serv cc: ll ho _it i nil' ‘V I I ' ' oil ltvelyw ltro ll tr. ll 0 ny' "ull '_ I (W ASSII :NATION ,l,IDE’ MOON, ET( _

I speak to The illmplr is at war.

BOIL

new “Duma IWDHIHV V/uh nxmnnrflllt CMH tl X tion for advertising ill this lumn

G t leurs on llros welll von ovoly ay. M| d» | | ce .

wnlifuis uiulllulcllcllllrlz lil, 7ll.;l0 Jo '1l`u.!‘i0, groin 2 nagi. L "ment cur" “Imam” cow. gush lltlllusg lcliompunui Ordered Mini-

iilll rlllll 0 1. In is rnllgu- (vo Ill C Bl' BS, W0!! Y- V0 CGD .

ment. gllvv lilo licvillc time to do their J ~ ’ ""ii“~"°'*~_"-"~~'°'°*°*"-~‘ chores willl roiisonable l-latlsfactloll. ANNOUNCENIENTB, "aan: 3A;::l¢g::' Cttrféleowgn

The next :ollrse will bo in the llills»

hero (_iollso‘IIlllltcd School, comulclic MEETINGS' E'r(‘ _ _ ____ 3739-11-GMM.

lag l~‘al»rnar_»~ 1. rollowall by ons at - ONE CENT iw' wort- owl: mer- FoT§Il.s.- No. s'T'E“]io g wal. Murray lllver, opening on February N011 10|' ldV0\‘¢Ilinl in this column cooking stove. Cheap. Asiply at 230 14 and another at Tracadle Hall on Cash must accompany orders. Mini- Euston St. 85 8-1-lllitllltf

Ffzbruufy 2I» Imam charges, twenty-tive cents. WW _._ A"_"'“°|o rop¢°”q¢NggA_|_

' _ +--- . ho sework, r franc re lred.

'SIR RIDER HAGGARD WILL "itescrvi-_ 'l‘iionda_v_ cvclllllg. Pebru- Apply Miss W(;rVlilrtoi,i. 155WKent.

COME T0 CANADA ary 5th. for the granvl military onter~ _ Street. 7093-1-3iin3i `*"'°' - tulnnient ill St I’etcr's llllll. 7094 -'i»"""*ifi'»""*°° .L -___ `A*°'°i'§s W , 'bnaom . _...___ _ _ » _ ~ in

Jail

"Tho col-ner of

Cannon f lt, mnltur; llttln lllosl i.lll Ill- llulll ll lhl- llcld when colcbrlliloll of the fifty seventh l l 1 1 milder it. If YOU are truo to tile ure being pnl. ill. lilly of Elllpcrol' Wlillialll, Tile only for- -- tothe purpose of your llfo i'rofossol- lions gave ll talk nl holll mill ohne ance collsli-ltcd of rollgioiisl _______

great, country. places on l.;ellt~ll|ll priucipicl-l of fccd- rlcrvicelnvv Tile emperor gralllcdl '

word "duty" hare, ill tho day in ing. Llllltorll slides were used cvguy' alnllcsticil ol scvvrnl cases. '

0 . .

ONE cl-INT per word each Inser-

(8poellll to inc Guardian.)

TORONTO. January Z" .-Maritime;

increasing south to south-west wltldr. with occasional rain. -

THE WEA’i'_liER Yesterday was

ilno and clear.

The highest recorded

zero;

WBB

sun nets this attanlooll it 5.06

at 6.06: it rllol tnllloi-» at 7.81 and Wednesday

. um _la . ' liiytenliulloigifai. ,_

. 1' f' 'l.l=‘ii"

Gilfll