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OWN, CANADA. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 4, 1917

in ’ ‘bin it »¢fii\_§i1 - w:IIi‘E'y~'tN»vE tviriiina' unity) 1as1.

_ _ _-_ '

$3.50 Per Year (Delivered) in Advance - $2.50 Per Year (Mailed) in Advance in Canada, and 08.00 for U. I.

:' ‘J " ' 'R51

'oeoeloeoo-o»¢n»'eeoo+e__e

. CLASSIFLED vsarissiiuml

n oun your wor s a aa m ey -by romlttlng with order. Stamps aecepted._Ad|. taken _ by phone oi cent by mall will be charged at 2c por word, to cover book-keeping char gen ,stationery and postage on at

countl.

ghgrtge of 25 eéintlndpefveintg to get your stallion cards printed at

AGENTS WAN’1‘l`D ras ssre wav 'ro ssno Monsv

7lT3`£T1'_s"` W'K`i'F€`6"`F6”s`E'fl."`¢`cT F

“the old reliable Fonthill Nurser

-- t ii ~ ~

ifflsfisiices ‘°»f`.f.'.`._.‘¢’§.'...`§'y"j" iiigiis P=aS°»(iiS w»iTH0t§fLLw=~SE Ass

commis-sions paid, lianiisonie ire' equipment. Stone & Weliinglml Toronto. Ont. 6038-4-2ME25 _

WANTED, a reliable agent ln eve‘r; F uiircpresentcd district in Prince hd I

ward Island. to sell our selected lla .

##55010 Q-o-oooooe-|~io+-M

*if*

MIS(‘FLLAN]`0U9

'PHE GUARDIAN PRINTERY

491! 3 20Mti

ANTED-POSITION AS HOUSE keeper Good cook with good retci ence Apply 179, Sydney Sl

6067 4 3M2'|ul

hy mail is by Dominion Express Money Olde ti099,4.»iMEll

waiue aga st s ng in Aiidiews Pond on St l’etei's Road H 'I' l'rowse 60354"M3lpd T

’“"~"" m

OR NEW REBUILT OR SECOND 1,,

Milne Frusei at Victoria, Hotel

oi liard'y Fruit and Orname-na _

E i ir Excl sl-vi

irseis fiuaiimdellt °"'eekl,, "ave HuN'r|No.'roN FARM s. c. wi-urs ff,”

ter tory. oo pay w .~ 000 acres. Established thirty-iivi

PELHAM URSERY C0

v - N 1| ;‘1.‘;’;;':n°_ Om, 239.14Em,.,S, iciieiown P. i-:_ i. eo9c_4-4M_22ipii. gf,

Leghorns Barred Rocks, Eggs eig $1.50 per 15. 103 Euston St Char- h

clothes spotlessly clean w io ,I rubbing. One trial makes Demi-H uont customers. One hundred pe cent prolit. Mako tive dollari "daily. Send ten cents for sample: for four wasbings. Bradley Com

pany. Brantford, Ontario. ,M

` ' - 5071-3~2SI\l6l. ‘

£ ' " FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.-- KlNDL|NG A1: 25

cents per load. Apply at 12 he-ul

' th

5093 3 30M6ipd '__

FOR SALE- FRESHED GALVED cow. Apply B. A. Mallctt, York.

7006,-i.4M3iiid.,V

FOR SALE-~ 200 BUSHELS REGLI

nicntal Bannor sccd oats-_ Apply G ' Amos Rodd, North l\lilton_ ‘

5:1:

' ALMOST DESERTED, eniy aeropiaiies including a new and`

very last "red devil" were seen on BUDAPEST. April 2.--via Amster-

(Speoia-l to the Guardian.) Saturday but only one was able to dam and London-Discussioii rcgiird~

Comfort., Kootney Range. Tenn R Ester. Lundstlon Tailor Stove. Ex- tras always on hand‘. Macs tlu

shop. Suniniersltle, Drawer 544.

hand typewriters phone or sec A wa

_ W V _ _ ‘ V _-_ w»_-1_.- ._ _ _ i _V_.__- _ _ _ _

BRITISH FO

iicissi coriiiiiui-3 Piiooiifss iowiiios si. ousiiiiii

roops ermany rotests to.

Neutral Nations Against United States Action Hoping to

Influence South American Countries Peace Talk I

Again Resumed

6030_3_31M4istBtl Fr?-XNADIAN IJEADQUARTERS iN eros' 0 ‘ l`i'0 t S- ti

Clauiied ads. under this head cos' .’ _» _ ‘_ ._ . i

one cont perword per insertion what _ '~ ‘ it

ciuhaooompnniieo order, with mini oRsEMEN__ Now 'S THE .NME W

_ ` I ‘l

quantities ol one copy to 50.000. I

Shoe repair shops, country stores. vid small groceries, clothes-cleaning __

S ANCE, Via London. April 3- 8;.

LTI RAPH LE' ER A _ wtewart Lyon.- A visit to Arrat HUNGARY TALKING PEACE. oi` thc day by the I~lung:irian Chziiii-

gxessalettns andvfhe imyae 51223 _hows that life there is almost uucu-I _ . her ot Iioputics. The Goveriimcn! that produces them ‘B THE GUAR_ dui-iible for the few iiundrcd people, (Special to the Guardian.) spokosnian iniadc it speech. to which DMN PmNTEnY_ We can dupH_ mostly old and largely conipiisetl ol' LONDON. April 3- Peace talk has the leaders of all parties agrt\.cd. dc-

_aw exacu an t ew mn in women, who inaiiuged to find' soinc been rcsuincd in Hungary. gi-,U-ing yfor U poiygy (ff nm,.|m9rf€_r_ L y y yp r g HI Gite! Ill £116 CGlIHl`>--. sonic ol which cnoc in tin: internal aiialrs of lliissiu

4912_3_20M“ have been rciidered less dangei‘oiis GERMANY PROTESTS. iii- addinl that tho Central Powcrs

an they might otherwise bc by foil- _ ivcrc rciiilv to take up peace iicgotiii

St. Y _ - - . SPECML Fon SMALL Bus|NEss___ iron ol’ sand bags having bccn pro- (Special to the Guardian.) tions wlit-i'iorcr the Eiitciitc couiitrios

cd for thc unioitunuto inhabitiiiits. AMSTERDAM. April 3- Goi'iiiaii_v', ‘nliiiiitloiieil their lust of conquest.”

hole_ _Gerinan_ Battalion Massing for Attackiiangled by British Artillery. Snow Storm Followed by' Thaw Hampers Movements of T _ . G _ P

'(Speclai to the Guardian.) (lt was pitiful during my re-vent visit is t-onteniplatiiig ii loriniil protest to

\\ll‘ii THE Bltl’l‘iSll IFORCES lN,to see ii little old woinan whose cel- Inoutiul nations against Aincrii~a's nt- E ii-l-ELD.~ An entire hattallorillar was threatened liy th.; explosion -tion lu declaring wni' Berlin advices, “Ing for an attack against advauc. of ii shell nearby, emerge while the this iii`tcrnuon as'st-rteil, By such an g British for-ces' Ea.-it ol' 'l`eiiipleux, debris- was still flying about lici head appeal it wus said Germany hopes H mlmglefl by British “'\'IIII0l‘Y to- and come up the street at ii jog trot piirrii:uliii'l_v tn influence the South

6074_4_,!_Méi'pd day. The British forces contliiucil to witii her most precious possessions .\nit-rit-iiii iiiition.~i in hor favor,

_ ‘ progress in the neighborhood of St, in a small sack on her back. -_--,-

' ontin despite ii sudden flare hack During the past few days raids; MORE PEACE TALK.

to wintry weather. Dawn today saw by the British have yielded ii niiinher

hi inches ol’ snow and a high wind oi' prisoners with ii few cas.us1;|ii__;_ (5,-,¢¢|a; go gh, <;u,,,.di3,,_)

ich piled drifts live feet deep in 'l`liere was one instance in which :i me places. Fair weather and a:s‘tlli` fight with thc bayonet proceeded, .-\I\iS’l\i§ltl)Aill. Apiil 3- The Cen-

wANTED_nEpREsEN_‘_A_nvES WOOD OR COAL tx`1TRAS Fo" thaw succeeded, resulting in mud and the penetration ol' an enemy trsl Powers are planning a. new pence

distribute Tablets which igaslil,

s ui ii on cou ng service. ing Huiii-:i\ry‘s attitude toward cveiits' l\1<‘»1\lS illl'€Hd.\' at war with Gcr11i21r1_v;.

in Russia \vas made a special order

shops. eto.-- One hundred printed blllheadn with your name. business and address for only $150 THE

_- __ _ _ -- _ _ _ _ _ - _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _- -- ~_ _ _ _ A _ - »-__ _ _ __ _ _ _ _-_-_ _ _ _ _-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_~ __~_-_-_-_-_» -_-_»_»_~_-_-,V-__..._____-_-__-_-___________Y__-____v___,__,,;_, ,.,,_, _ _ _____________V___ _

- ARMED IIMERICIIN

4912-3-20Mtf.

7oi4.i,iM2ii-:ii _ I

TWO RIGSY FOR SALE-1 PNEUMA~

p .

tic tire wagon 1 double seated trap dmc* 4685'3'6M"' A. Horne & Co. 7000,»i,4M3i. "'

_ _ w0ENVELOPEB WITH PRINTED

“‘~ sdtliess ‘-imc. "Guardls1T’Uflié'e

00 SHEETS NOTEPAPER WITH

rintod address 50c Guardian

_ 4685-3-6Mtf

'Q-5 _ _

WAN lab

ron sat.-:_ oN: _euaeKA nsrnr

iieator, is by ii ii.. io ii. ii in, iiigii. Apply C. A McDonald, 100 Victoria t' now. f . ' ' 7oi1,4.41u4i_ ron sAi.é- anon-E mam or 130 w

acics' mor” or less. good dry land. new dwelling and good orchiiril, six miles from town. Apply at this ot‘~

lice. 7004.4,-iM4lptl.

FOR SALE - IEGGS FOR HATCH-

r ii

ing from flock oi Vililto Leghorn.-. good laying strain. Prices on iippli

ANTED-TO RENT SMALL COT tugo, with liaiu. inodc-rn convo oi

nlciico tontrallv located Might Stiit

vt/nsidci purcliusc Apply “co Alt

0087 4 3ltl3i of

no \`n`Di`iis`\vAi\"'iTi‘D

cation to W. H. Johnson, 289 Fitz roy Street. (i045.4.2M3iptl. B

FOR SALE OR T0 LET.- A HOUSE

situated on corner ol' Longworth Avenue and Pleasant Street. at

OARDERS WANTED AT 22 (

‘hestnut Street 60-19.-i,2M4ipd.

T0 LET.

present occupied by Mrs. Beiiirsto.

Apply to 99 Longworth Ave.. or To

Phone 501-L. 5090,3.29Mlwk i

LET- TWO HOUSES. APPLY

155 Euston St. l 7021.4.-iM6i.

ROOM T0 '-ET 'N ”R’V"""E HOME M11

without board. modern convenlerr- hers last evening-lion. John A. lvliw

I LOST

LOST IN THIS CITY BROOCH

with pearl in centre. Finder .F21

please leave at Guardian Oiiice.

6052-4-2M3i.

LOST- PAPER HA_NGERS, SEAM

roller. Finder please leave nt 209 Grdal. 080780 Sli. 7002,-4,4M2lptl. HELP WAN'l‘]*}D- FE-_

li. Traiuor. 1-ill Pownal Street. ,pe

ces. telephone. Apply "J" clo (|011 Guardian. 6051-4Mtt’. em

King Street, containing 11 rooms. im besides bathroom ami pantry. Hot ` ing

water heating. All :modern coiiveui- law ences_ Suitable for hotel or pri- mi,

vale dwelling. Apply to Mrs. Fred. Um

` . 6014.3.31Mlli.

IINER SIINII

Minnrd’s Llnlment cures toothache.

_ I-I ip icii. All but ll

‘arp being treated iii spi-ciiil suiiii ,

‘ torn for the cure of itibciw-\iloSi.~‘.‘

Sllxty-seven inaiiiln-i~s ol' thc 'l'orri- urn

meeting ol’ the National Si-r\'i<'o

gnc was held in the Council (`hani-

., ,, - -_ -f NIIIIIINAI SERVICE ‘INIERESI IIIIIIWER

SUMMERSIIIE IIN. SIIIIIIERS' PAY

aid. Director. resltliii Tl co

u o tor in'i\nt‘li lieiiguts was

‘ll-rawn \ip and adoptcd. The iirst para-

LET- THE BLAKE HOUSE. 94` graph reads: This orgunimtioii _-shall

known as the Bi-nncli licugue work-

undei' the Dominion League nt Ot- a." Steps were taken to iorni ii

or bureau and Messrs Pope. ('. il.

worth li llillro .ind i" Phan

5 . . - u. ' . . - r. were appointed ii coniiiiittre to

- draw up i'equisitlon.~i for the,eiiiplo_v- -ment oi such labor ns oi‘i'ei~s. A series

BIALE. BROKE up PEACE of meetings lu Prince nilid l{i_ng's

NG T BAL-rimggg. Counties were slated for tie evenings

MEET|__ A ol April 17 and I9. .-\ list oi` the best

(canadhn pn" p”°a¢¢|.,_) available speakers was' niude up and

BMJTIMORE, Md" Am-ii g__A mags at a meeting to bc held next Tuei-slay

WANTED--A HOUSEMAID APPLY me,,;f“g hem here |35; “ight “nqer evening speakers and places will he

o auspices of -the American lleagiie fi|'F'l\l\l§€l| \1\1ll Dllllilsiletl- MV- -I- A-

“onh 151 Miz,-oy sg Aguh,5'_ M|||m,.|,,m, endeii in H HOL A Macdonald. Judge Stewart. Rev. l)i.

unter demonstration was organized I"l\II@l10l\ ‘Vere =1llD0ll\l0iI R f-DBCIHI

y _ me pavemem og the Academy of committee to draw up ii progruniitic

mm ADM), evemngs "27 Water SL* M“,,i¢_ m which D,-_ David 3.3¢,-r ,101-_ of subjects to be dealt with at the-sc

WANTED TWO CHAMBERMAIDS

Apply Victoria llotel. 7022-4-4i\itli.

evenings Mrs. C. H. B. Long- th

_ _ . coio-iooiuir.

irTA`i`ii‘Eu-oiai. Fon GENERAL' ro

housework b "lst ADTII N0 WHEN 0"

6083-4-3Mtf. da

r ook ie at Bild

ii. the in-nent pacifist. was speak- nieetinizs in keeping with the alms

ends of the National Seivice Com

g' mnany the C owd 1 d Tn mb I mitte l` Canada th main ‘objttts oi

l d . . 0 -‘ » 0 " '

WANTED..-GIFIL FOR GENERAL tc\;mlii1tn¢,mittli;r:1i;\;]ii bi_i;i]imsh;1tn) ul; meav these(-me€ungS_ being* or Course' me

housework. girl from country pre- S0

tori-ed Apply 154 Pownal St tre and rnarolieii down the aisles wii- furmatlon oi’ branch leagues. it was-

_ _ n _ also agreed that the kindly oilires of

6095 4 4M“` vh'¥;w;l|:q?uE}nt;rrRc?v’;roa§lubhed, and four all the clcigy should bc solicited' with

hesc meetings

WAN1-gp A1- QNg5`_ 35ygRA|_ oi them were taken to a hospital. A the view to niakius l '_ . m.|gh¢` cwamo 5|,-|,, gg mam ¢h¢,dozmi others were arrested. known through their Sabbath snr

milliuery business. Apply to Miss

neriiia Wynne. need Miiiiner, with Mln¢rd'» I-lwlmrn

MOORE & MCLEOD LIMITED.

vices. The urgency or the whole pro-

; ¢u|-gg distemper; position in the~v/ay of increased pro-

duction was such that tho Committee

6073-4-8Ml.f THE WEATHER. felt tlicro was no time to he lost.

""Eli_II_’EBAT`UBE» Tm- "°°N- ETC- IIUEBEII HIIRBIIIIR _

‘l‘::..Y...“r.°:..i:if- ~-I-i’_-’f°»-il-"-°=»»»’l"2f»’<»».‘“”°"" UPEN EUII IIRVNIIIIIIN

wawreo-lvumi. Nuasss MAL:

and female at the Taunton State Hospital Training School for Nurs-‘ cs. For particulars address Dr. Ar~

8191-4~11l\di.l

-races Ass vscsncies in 1-na {§

training school at Fwloonwond for 30 two iris to train as nurses. The pay

forms are provided. Graduates from B this lnliwl oln obtain very liberal b pay in any large city. Apply to R Medical Superintendent.

49.

stordsy was 47 degrees above. At Q

_...___ ____

The highest tomporatiiru rorordcn ,

(special to the Gun dian.)

UEBEG, April 3- The schooner

a. in. it was 37 above: at 9 p. ni. M0mmm.ency_ Cam (im-,0,,_ fmm HI’°V°~ The °°Id°“° me I"'°"I°“” Tailousac. reached' Quebec' yesterday,

‘B ‘god from me “Bn and m,|_ “IKM W” 37 'I'°"°~ - the ilrst in the season. Two schoon

Tho tido will be high this morning em

are leaving port todav lor points

t 8.55 and tomorrow at 9.32; it will b I W I, ondmmm ,houhh not vm), e MBI* I°“i5I\" “E 5'” ‘md E°m°"°' Rszourdlgloc lio shipping. caused no

t 9-45- loin i Montmoroncy.

, m p o

ooii7.:i.:iiiviif. anIhE`on{i`i;I}re°»$t;ttIN§i;°IEl¥N»T-isiiiiigfig 00Mn`\7a"E`§7`i§',i.`§*`

‘ TNirEI-D2M#LE_ . gow morning at 5.51 and Thursday at ANNOUNCEMENTS'

The moon set; tomorrow morning

IIEETI NGS BTO.

WANTID, MAN FOR FARM WORK. si, 4,41, _ ’

The first quarter ol the moon was . '_'-' I

W. liielie, Duval, Saskatchewan. i~,, in-lacy, Mares soiii at 5.36 a. m. *Very smart ready to wwf I els

The moon will be lull on Sunday M P°¢°1"!~

ril 7th at 849 a m "”“‘

Good Job for steady willing worker.

~ s00§.3.a0.Miii»\l-

_ _ _i _ ,_ _ _ _ - A WANTID A MAN ron ozusriai.

p _ . _ _ . Th" length of may Wm be LWB"-9 “Splendid values in Womens

farm work. _Apply J. H. Love. ROY' hours and nity-seven minutes. Mil" 8" me me” "°8"° I" w°'"'

.sity nm, ii. ii. No. s

'lliarch 22nd was 4.705 and there li:i.< been an zippi‘ociahl,. iiirimisfe siiicr then. The coiiviiiesceiit number is 3.91§i_oi' whoiii 2.104 nic in convulcs- 1-oiitliospitale :ind l.S09 are nut- iiiltieiiti'-. Coiisoniptives iiiinilier 520. `liicludin 198 i-an n

. LEAGUE IN

I A special nicetlng of ilii- suiniiici-~ .side Board of 'l'i'iiilc wa: in-.lil _\'o.~ilri'~ day ii.i'teriioon to tiikc into voiiaiiiorii- tloii the organizing ol' ii lirnncli ni' thc National Seivicc l.i\ui.;iic_ Th., l’resi_ dent. Mr. .i. Ii. Viiiiiplivll. uri:iipicii -the cliiiir, and iifii-i' ii few reiiinrlts' t-iilleii upon i-lon. .i. _-\. .\li‘l)oniiltl. I)ii'ec.iiii' of Natioiml S<\i'\'iw~. Iiir. _llc- Doiiiild llescrlbed in doliiil tho work of organizing u Nulioiiiil sf-i'vl<»<~ l.i.-:i- gue Toi' this :ind otiiei' ports' ot' this provliitre, ‘It \\':i,~' iiili-iiilvii. he said. to establish bruiiolmsi in ilu' nil* Ierenf localities of the piovinrc which would be in touch with the izontriil organization at Ottawa. with u viow to ii better dircrtloii and mort- t~<'ouo- inlcsl atliiiiiiistratioii of all suvli work. lie also inentioiicil thc l‘iii:t. that it was necessary in as' lar as pnsslbit-_ to cooperate with and assist tin- other l"atriotr|-c Sociotics. llc showed' the necessity' of providing. wlicrr. urgent- ly required. additional farm laborers and also to use that rctuinel soiillers were properl_\~ rccclvctl and. when- ever possible, to assist in providing employment for them. He then out- lined the constitution oi’ the National Service League. which he salted the meeting to adopt.

Rev. Major Fullerton in ii very

able and informative address touch- od upon the grcat need of more men and more money in ordcr that the wat- might he brought to a successful issue.

Mr. Ncll Mclicnd also spoke i~iti‘ong-

ly. soconiilng tho remarks made by the previous speakers-, nnd advocating conacrlptioii in ordoi' to bring slack- orn to tha scivicc.

Bi-lei remarks were also matic hy

Ilev. J. M. Rice, Capt. Joseph Ilcstl. Dr. J. F. McNeill, and others.

Organization was lhcn proivooilcd

with. _lor thc suction ni' Suiiiiiiiersiiio and St. Eloanoi°'a.

The following woro oloctcd olllccrs: President. Capt. Joseph Read; Vico- Il’rea‘ldent, Mr. Nell McLeod; Secre- ,tary~Ti"oasurer. Mr. R. li. McDonald. Messrs. ,lohn E. Campbell and A. S. |McKay were elected' as the mombers 'ot an executive. who will with the above named oilicers appoint the re- ,mainlng members oi the executive at

CIINEIDIIIN SOLDIERS

__ , UNDER TREATMENT

lhe¥assen_ge_rs and, Crew MISSHI 4,705 Canadian Soldiers Careil lor in Canada; .S M, ,,,-,h-G ,,,, p 15,060 in United Kingdom. _

. . E-

` ` I 1 i w I ‘

- ' ' - ' p e ua n.)

. - NEW YORK. April Ii- On tho ovo

‘ _ - dccluratioii of war hy' thc lliiitodl 4 4 _ _

_ . . ` } _ es against Gcrnmny Um S_ Sm, (Special to _the Guardian.) ,iii hospitals lor the iiisaiic, besides _‘ ' . t- '. cc, an Aincriciin nrincii iincr. ivtisI OTTA“-’\» /\.Dl'1l 3_ T110 11111111201' Lago" CID Guardian. sunk by it subinariiic. Tiveiity-eight °I Invalid Suldlers being i~iii~r<l for by

, _ _ me Crew and passengers are mi5_,,,_ the Militia l-lospitiils (loiiiiiilssioii on

Q*-Q---F'-all-&-u-gg ing, . '

. *I . _ 1 . »--~-----~

I l.lEllLlN. March 31.-(viii wireless

out-patients. whiic tiiore arc 196 men in oi'd`iiiiii_v hospitals and other insti- tutions, iiiziking up it total oi' -i,705.` Caiiafliaii soldiers in hospitals in tho' United iiingdoin on March Sl. nunihcr- eii 15,060. including 467 oiiiccrs and roiisistcil oi' 9,039 sick and 5,601 wouiitieil, They were di.=:.ti'ibutcd' ai<I follows: (‘ainud`liin pri_mi1ry' hospitals. 3.100; tlniiatiiiiii special liospllaig, 1.864; t‘i\iizitlian ronvalusi-ent hos pitiils. 4.330; tuberculosis suniiwrla, 10:¢; llrltlsli lnippitnis, 5,ili;::_

'-"" -¢~'-»\~-~\»*»-----.- ~-- -_-¢~~»¢a~ |

(Special to the Guardian.)

tYl"I`Al\'.-\. April ."1- On the recom_

menilailoii of thc .llinister ol’ lfliiunce. an Order in ilaiincii has bee-ii passed lvlicrtrliy liitoresi. :it thi' rate of (Ivo per een( shall bi- cicrlitrii hull' year- ly iipriii the witiiiivlil 'pu_\' nl' iifficcrs iiuii iiieii of the Caiiufliuii <_\xperii` i.ioinii~_v i’i>i‘i:c.

ixiii siiiiiiis

Niilpiiiiiiiin

‘l`lNi\ll'l.\I. Sibf-rin, .-\pi‘ll Il~-» Fii‘l,\‘

iliousand alctlges are r:orr_viiir: Slbttr- ian exiles to the iicai'es:.i_ point on the Silirriaii riiilwiiy and liberty. .

GERMAN IIES ANSWER I] BY IHE BRITISH RIIIIIIRAIIY

to Suyvlllcl.-"According to reports from llottorrlani." snys the Overseas News Agency. "thc captains of Bri- tish inorchaiii stcuiiiers iiavo helm in- slructcii to take only roloroil crews for trips to ports ol Entuiiln Alllcs. anti for traliic with neutral ports to ship only nontrui sailors. On account of thc increasing number oi’ desor- tions in iiritisli ports tho sailors must no on board as noon as they are on-I listed." I

IA)NDON. March 29.-Tho British]

Admiralty today issuori a statement rrgariliiin tho ilorniiin wlrclnss press inessago announcln that ca tains of

Week. A Stormy

(Special to the Guardian.)

- \\f'_-\SlilNG'l‘().\l. dent \Vil.=;on uint

_ tion in t`oiigre.s.~'

ieiui his adiliess and flwelopiiiniii

nnins of n newspiipoi' and iiiziy he siilniiicd up iii ii :lt-rflati-iitioii ibut through Gei'maii_v`s :itrgrcssion ii state of war now existed Iictwcen the two couiit-ries and lin advised Vongress to declare the United Stiiti-rs to iw ii liclligcrenl. `

To carry on cifectlvu wai‘l`ui'c ng.

ainst thc German goveiiiinent which, he characterized as the “natural foe* to liberty." ’l‘hr- P-resident rccoiiitneiid- ed: the moi-it practical co-opo-ratioii. in `coui'iscl and action, with the govern-

cxtensicn of liberal ilniiiirrial ci'editi~: to those izovcrnmcnts so that the re~ sources oi' Aincriczi iiiiiy he addrd so fur ni; possible to theirs; orgaiilza~ tion and inobilizatloii oi' all ninteria`l icsoiircos oi `co\iiitry; t`ull oqiiipiiient of thc navy pai'ticulurl_v' for mcaiis oi` dcaiini: with submarine warfare; an ni-my of at lcast 500.000 iiicn. based on tim principle of uni\'t~r.~ial liiibiiity

in lriiining: -raisin ncccssarv inoue

on ii basis oi' cqiiitalilc tuxation.

Tho l‘rcsitloiit wus irvcivoii bolli

_-\iiollici lii'ii\'c _vntiiig lsliiiiil soldini'

to srcrvicc and aiitliorizzillon of nrldi-I tional iiicrcusoiiiciits of 500,000 eat-,lil its they arc needed, or can be liundleili

s _ y'

for thc United States governnicnt soi. iiii' as possible without bor'ro\viui.'. and .

THE UNITED STATES

AND l,i[:_`.RMANY

"'~~-'mm

Resolution Declaring Existence oi State

oi War Expected to Receive Support ol Both Houses before the End of the

Scene in the Senate.

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g 'l`h¢- ilevelopnieiits today point tn liii-, joint rvsoliilion hviniu; adopted in

April fl- |’i'-.~'i~Iboili iiiiuscs Iii>i'ori> the ond of the with ii gi~i>.iii r~-<-t-p- lasy iiiglil, wh_nii lic ri~viowiiig the rise vi' the 1‘0iiri-oversv

with (lcrinaiiy{_|ovor Ilw siiliniai-lim issiie ills lidllrcss i-overs i~‘<-vi~i':il rol-

livoolt by ciioriiious niujorities. 'l`licre iiiiiy ht- _~--oiiie iiiinoi vf-rlial i'h:iiigo.<, but ihi~ joint i'i-soiiilloii is :is follows:

"Whereas, recent acts of the

, lmperid German government are

acts of war against the govern- ment and people of the United States.

"Resolved, by Senate and House

ol Representatives of the United States of America in Congress. assembled that a slate oi war bo- tween the United States and the imperial German government which has thus been thrust upon the United States is hereby for- mally declared: ~

"That the President be and he

is hereby authorized and directed ‘la take immediate steps, not only to put the country in a thorough state ol' defence. but also to ex- ert all of its power and employ all of its resources to carry on the war against the imperial Ger- man government and to bring the conflict to a successful termina-

tion."

'l`lio Senate l"orv‘lgu ltclatlmis

tioininlttco adopted llic resolution with only l‘haii'iiian Stone tllsscntiiip. Tho resolution lhcn came bciorn thi: Sviiaic. and by thc objection of Sona

inside oi’ t‘.oii;:,i~cs'g :ind out with nn-E

toy l,iii'ollr‘iic, il- win; fort-oil ovi=.\ iiii- lil l,otii0i'row for i‘oii:<i¢lcr1ititlil, 'l`li#=i'l2

.stintcd ciiccrs. was ii .~'toi'iiiy scoiic.

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ANOTHER WOUNDED . SOLDIER RETURNS

Private .lack Siewarl ol Charlottetown, who was Wounded ai Ypres, Arrived liome Yesterday.

iii- was uni- of ii large nuiiilit-ir of in_

ui'rivcii hnniv yr-stortliiy iiflernooii valilloil .~'1>itlici's who arrived in

irtiin England. after giiliiiutly iioiii1:Illalii'iix hy ai hospital ship .-ieverai his sliiire i'or liini.: aiiii Eiiipire-- ' :lays algo. iticliidinl; aiiothvi' lsliiltldcr.

Private Jiiiik Stvwiiri of ('liai'iottc-lwiiose iinine Plc. Stewart has for-

town. non oi' Gunner John Stewart gotten. and who proceeded to Wesitci-ii oi’ Nu, 5 Ovens-ciis' Artillery ilratt. and ‘Cz-iiiadii.

Mri-i_ Stewart. oi’ l’a.<snini'c Stivet. I i'iil'oi‘iiiiiiili-ly. the lolcgiiim im-

Prlvato Stt=wai'i ls- mio of the yonu|:~ iiiuiiiiciiig Priviitc Stewart's d€Dl1l'l\ll"‘

est solriioi's~~ ll' not thi- yo\iiigostIli'nni iiuliizix. received yes»to|1lii_v

that has gone froiu this pi-u\'iii<‘i>. iofmoiniiiiz by .\iis.-'» Gillespie. Secretary

the front, l-lc enlisted in t'iiai"iotti--lol rho. Rciuriiefl Soldiers' Aid (‘oin~~ lown in the 55th llattnlioii. and lnlmitrco. stated that he "left iii. 'r

Min-t~li. 1915. was tiunsfvrrt-ti to ihn it. t'_ ll, llc saw some oi' the war and wus si~vt-rcly woiiiideil in tiicthigii on Juno Iiili, last, ii't Ypriis. Sintrt- iltrn

o’c-lock this morning," Assuining that tho ii'-.li-giiiiii was i'ori'e<‘i il- WH* rakrn roi~;;i~.iiuo<l thai hc could not iii-riye homo before \\'eiinesdiiy nnil

he has lint-n tinilcrgniiiz treutincnlifoi' this i‘~‘iii-uoli i.lie~ro' was no loriiinl

in the King George-. l-loswpiml in l.ou~ rf\i~i.-prion on his iiirlval w'hicli is

r-vii, lioini. for Soldiers nt llulwirh.

iuovcrl the atijouriimciit of the fichatc on the Budget on l"i1da_\ night, con~ tlnucd last cvcning, and in a master- ly and incisive specnh occupying up- wards oi` an hour and a half. ably ro- viewcd tho iinaiiolal situation ot tht- provinco and contrastvd the correct facts aiul llguruii with them- of tht- iicadcr of tho Opposition, ixciilt iron-. chantly with thc several charges lulcli against tho Government. and. in ii pororatlon which was admirable for its diction and the lofty sentiment that prompted it. paid fitting tribute to the ll-on. l”.L.Blondln l‘.M.(`l.. anti General Lessard on their joining the ranks in deicnco oi the Empire and' nppcalcd to all to roalizc tho gravity of thu hour und aaplrc to the highest conccptloii oi patriotic duty. Mr. Ar-

8 I7

llrltlsh merchant ships had been or~ ilcrcd to take on special crcws for trips to Entente and neutral ports. Aftcr calling attention -to the "aniaz~ ing impudcnce of this collection of iles." it continues. "not one cat-io has occurred of a British sailor re- fusing to go to sea and the relcrenre to the employment oi’ only colored

,the Mgt meeting to be hem on sail, and neutral crews is an invention

eun Suits here. Patons. Iurday' uiternoon at 2 o'cloo\¢, in thi-I,nl’ stirring up trouble in Moslem and

. ililill-4--‘iM-'4|l"L MI|\ll't|lLI|\lml||fuu1QQ\rgl¢ln vow) ‘m ' _ ”'-"“"'-“*°'*‘-* lioaivl ol Trade Rooms. -(‘_ I neutral countries."

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nlrde Liinlmont euros colds, etc

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scnault was listened to with keen ut- tontion and his speech was punctuat- od with loud and irequent applause. llc said: , Mr. Speaker. when the i-louse ad journed on Saturday l was proceed- ing to discuss the motion to go into supply, and also to criticize the rc- marks made by the Leader of the Op- position with roference to the lineu-

llon. A. E. .»\rsc~nuiilt. K.(‘... wlifl,

cial situation of the province. l saixl

don und the 1\lasse,\'~l-liirii_< ('onvolii.~i_Iii_i»f-ply null wry ;_'»iiii-rall_\- i‘e>gr9iu>il,

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HON. Ii. E. I-IRSENIIULT RESUNIES DISCUSSION

OF ISLIiND’S FINANCES

on that or‘ca.~iioii that l was grriiili- siirprlsod that ii man occupying thi

position ho liolils in tliisiiiouso should deliberately make stat monte, <~oti~ rt-rnlng so iinportaiig a subject as tin- iliionccs of tho province. which lic could not substantiate and for whlrli he hail' not thc slightest justincatinn in fact. As l was adiircssiiig you. Mr. Speakcr. tho Leader of the Opposi- tion chalicngcti nic in iihow the weak spots in his criticism of the linaiirlnl situation; and l think that l convinc- ed you. Sir. as for as l had gone. that there were a great many wealt spots iii his statunicnt ol’ the "facts" as conceived by him. i showed that il' the be-ader of the Opposition wanted lo hiivo the aaiicts ol' tho provlnuv on Dcceinbcr 2nd. liill. crctllloil im against the debt and iialiiil-tics then ht- nliould concoilc that tho sanio thing should he done on December 31st. 1916.-althouzh I said that such crediting would not be good book- keeping and would not be done by any man who had a llioper .regard for the ‘ilnancial interest ol the province. Why? Because those questa shown every year. may be good or they may be bad. Part may be good and col-

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