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I LIQUOIR lfNl`PO.RTATION'

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liilldwiiitl be introduced Monday in ln »Clnunlons_ to Assisi Dry _li’l'0y@ 3129.8 .Brevenling lmpor--_ llil|A0llI.c..9i i.il|llors..aild Dlherwise Enforce Prohibition Law.

L (Special to the Guardian-) o'rr.\wA,.1ua.~cu 16..-»-neu. c. rl

Doherty.. Minister of J_ultice,- will intro- duce on ‘Monday "enact in aid- cipro- vlneial leg alatinn prohibiting .or res- tricting tho sale of.lntoxioetingliquor." 'rho purpose of tho bill is to-make ef~ iectlvo the proposal outlinedpreviously In connection with the amendment to be moved by Mr. Il.. B. Bennett to the Stevens prohibition resolution. it will assist a dry province in preventing the importation of liquors from non-

prohibition districts. . IDealers in non-prohibition provinces L0

The tede_ral'parliament. under this.

proposed law. does not prohibit the li- quor trade nor restrict it. except in so fur as supplementary legislation by the dominion' is necessary to make effective the ` legislation already in

force in the provillce.

The initiation of prohibitory legisla-

tion ls left to the provinces. but it a provincial legislature enacts against , the importation of liquor from non- prohibition districts, the Dominion law will support such a provision and facilitate its inforcement. If any pro-

uot have in his possession liquor for D

FOR THE GERMA S

(Special to the Guardian-) rcdoublcd violence, while southward the lsonzo front, especially on tho

Wocvre artillery duels in the Mouse Podgoru heights sector and south-wcst

vlnoe legislateg that the citizen must the hands ol"thc French again has hills continue. of San Martino. Ou Podgorn the

ill Argonne Forest French guns ure Italians cntcrcd thc Austrian lines but, ll shelling German positions north~ according to Vienna. were repulsed in

LONDON. March 16.-ltcpulse at in

een the net result of u German in-

domestlc us the federal will enable faulty uiluck laulwhed Wllll huge all

the province to take steps _against the cffectives. after a heavy bombardment. west of the road from Varennes and vicious hand-to-hand lighting. Both vlqlallgn of the law by outsiders, Again from the French positions at G

who export liquor to a prohibition pro- dll

Vince for the vmlatlon of me law in serried masses, were driven eastward a the province, will be made liable to toward ‘Bois des Corbcaux, where the 0 fines of 5100 and $200 and to imp,-leon. French guns inflicted heavy casualties hasbrougllt forth the statement from iicld. The Italian oillcinl statement

them. The attack at Le Mort the French Embassy at Washington declares that aftcrscvcrc artillery and

pe¢(|vely_ Homme constituted the only infantry' that the Germans have never gained n, lnnsketry prepnrntions the Austrians

manoeuvre along the entire French footing on the hill, which the French launched two strong attacks und suc-

ment for first and second offences res~ 011

Mort Homme. north-west of Ver-

n. the Germans who attacked in ca

lllol ll_l;_R sucttss ;,a“agfg,al,,,,

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lilac ecard Presented cliarmlctly by thc clcvc.

Young Artists, Suppiemented blya Sweetly

qlendered Songs and .

The l_toseloy‘g 'scored unothcr suc cess at/the l’_rlncc Edward last evening lu tlloir._pre_aclltatiol\ of the world l'ulne‘d'.'f_Bil_e _I.ioa'rd,“ it story known in aimosl:._ev.ory nurserynnd it was enjoyed byfquite a lurge audience who showed their appreciation by constant bursts of well merited applause. Tile nlayette was nicely staged, Donnie Rossloy making an ideal Fatima. Blue lieard'a~.wlie. The story of wonxan's t-urioslty"s.l\d*her entrance to the lor~ hidden chamber* was vary Drulilly staged. Especially pleasing was the posing of ,the' Dancing statues thc graceful dancing being appreciated to the full _by the audience. ,The entrance to the forbidden cham- bcr‘ was vary well presented and the collstoitlatlou which the sight prcsen- I

ted with tilts dropping ofstile futrxl kfy

B . ll 9,

.ln,l( Rogsloy llowcvel provldpd fun cuu should soo those clcvcryonng ur- dospuml from C|,rl,,u,,,,|,, Says ll 1,,

tists who will tonight present “ A mo- rvporwd 'hum that thu ~N0,-wpgiau H ern Jack and Jill," with n selection of govnrumcllt has naked (lemmny 'ff

hethcr ll. (iermlul submnrinc tor- cdoed this Norwegiun barquo Silins, B which, with seven Alnoricnns on bonrd, l

vuough to relieve tho tcilsiou nn,l .1l.=o to make Blue Bernd laugh, it lnllgh in which everybody joined.

The choruses were lnost tunet'ul~and

with tho‘ graceful dancing of the tulon»

was quite thrilling. ter u

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artillery of both sides has been uctivel

numerous points . have taken place on the Russian front. but were on each occasion repulsed,

. '_ ' ' at

' Around Douaumont and the village_ The Italians continue strongly on “leaving the ground covcrod with

_ of Vaux big guns are operating with i the oifcnslve against the Austrians on dead.”

FRIDAY, MARCH 17, 1916 i.‘2’.'€5’ .!’.°.'v*.1'L'.ti‘.°.'.‘.”.7.'°.‘!.’A3.2l!3fl7.°c..... ..... .... c. t it

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erman batteries near Montfaucou. Austrians and ltniiaus lay claim to The latest German oillcial comlnuui- successes around San Martino. The tion making reference to French Austrians assert that the italian ttempts to "dispute our possession attack in this sector failed and that i the heights of Lo Mort Homme," the Italians left nuxncrous dead on thc

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Only engagements hctwceu patrols trcnchcs taken from thcni rcccutly,

ianiry Attack L' uncb_e__l_l, Against French Positions' North oi Ver un was Driven Back by French Guns. Germals Attacked _in Serried Masses and were Mown _ w_n,‘_ . the Survivors being Driven Easlward. _Elsewhere Along the Whole Front Dailies are Raging with Great Violence' and Ger- man Posilions are being Elieclively Sbelled.

Lcd young people left nothing to ho re

voice Misscn ltossloy and Kcnncdy to boiilg irresistible in their rendition of ol

cial request, "The Long Long Trail" po and her rich soprano was never heard m to better advantage and silo had to w

Kathleen Barnes, received a rousing sl welcome and sang very sweetly. ns- po slated in the chorus by the company. to

Rossley who was exceptionally good

in his character song "Has Anybody I' Here Seen Me?"

The whole show was .sparkling

throughout with clever sayings, songs nd dances _and was one oi’ the best that visited horo. Everybody who

beautiful irish songs in honour of St. W Patrick’s Day. I,

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desired. . liable information that couldbc obinill-

The soloists too were ill excellent ed

ns made curly ycsterduy morning. if 8

stance to his pursucrg it might bc C

,Fun galore was supplied by Jack very soon. _

it U ' tl

coast. if the Siiius was torpcdood, the C esputch says. un explanation of thc

dispiayoli by Dr Pierce. wore u (filincse go _ ' _ I ‘ Mandarin l'obc and a Dragon Flag of ‘ ’ _` l ' Jltpnu. The method cnlploycd by the mad” I” "°‘I“°“°d'

' ' ` artists ill making clnisonno vases wus

how thc ulcgallt und delicate llucs of these vases arc acquired, together

I,lllIu;s. tnlsut Putt

ilurcly -has au audience ill Char-

lottetown had more interesting and cnloyuble than was spent ill Ileartz- Hall last llilhi. when American Consul delivered lecture entitled “Beyond Gate.” Rev. TL

Fulton and introduced the

was illustrated. nn views being

between

the as the in

with tllolr groat durability. A grcnt tribute was paid to .lapnn's progros sivelloes; ill military power. the lec- turer clnimed her to be comparable to Germany, in commercialism. to America and ill sea power. to Britain; ' yet..he said. “ she remains at heart the ‘

old Japan." li

Nikko.

red lacquer

alfglirlrgglxlig élllloawlg §l’on of the little brown man is always . T00 LATE..FQR. at 1097-

mmmllghl 9|; the accompanied by a celebration and the ' CLASSIFICATION The sun sets this afternoon at 6.09

mhlng boats, betting of huge wagers, and continues _ _-U I and tomorrow at 6.10; it rises tornor-_

9 the lecturer ffom dawn until dark. There is one ' . 1. »_ ._ V row morning al 6.08 and Sunday at . B and glgm. rolnsrka_blef.product ot the Islands

gver some that seems to serve nearly every pur-

863|

thousand

to as " one

with

years

which

‘du

eni. French Minister of War. has

sacred uwuutulu of resigned, because cf ill health. occ. M

temples. bel- cl-al Reque will succeed mm.

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were well

,Tho

from speaker audience.

~ 0n Track oi Vllla

(Special to the Guardian.) S

EL PASO. Texas, March 16.-The

` seventh and tenth cavalry, said to be ~ _

araceful “ces advancing into Mexico 'by forced c

marclles from Cuberson,s Ranch, near

--- llaohita,,Now lvpxico, were nearing

Vl|lu.’s territory ln the Cusus Grnntios

giou to-night. uclzordillg to nlost rc-

llcro. These troops are rcporicd ' ‘bo marching with li nllninluln oi' uiplnl-nt and to 'bc lcd by scouts

int of departure thc distance is S5 b iles to Casus Grandes and u start ll

be Submarine _ »

ls unk last week off thc French

nditions ulldor which the attack wnll

(Special .to the Guardian.)

ck lighting. and this ohsorbing diver

of forest use the natives feel the

This is the “Flliglno»'bam-

were put on t e

buts this

elegant

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(S eclal to the Guardian)

_ p _ . LONDON March ltl~Thc Dutlh

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Love Me while thc Loving’o good." from Mbrmon colonies ut Colonia du Duliuvllt-for Slvallwl' 'I‘ul>al\liu. bound - Miss Gertrude Edwards sang by spo- Blau and Colonic. Norulos, t`|'oul their fl

housework

urried Number of Americans ,,,._,,,,, ,.,.,,,,,,,,_ f and wus Attacked Without §<>»~_¢1»c=\<-l -331;?

.l.';ulns

warning- Mulcrlty fc.- . . . , . . . . . ...z4,27s

'om liollnllll for South Anlcrivu. has con sunk by an explosion near Noor-

indcr lightship. All thc passengers ~ ',__.. _ _ ' ’

lnong whoni il is reported were scvj ,`?;,Li§],‘;,HI(|',n,.(,nI-‘:'.3;;:UAU£H0t|,;)€(;ri,1:;

respond to an insistent cncorc. Little Villa lntcllds to offer any organized ro- vful Alub'riI1ullH- ulld lllftlublfru 0|' the “.u,.s|,||,,, ,mm ,,,,mbm_d(,d um opén

row were saved. Wbcthcr the ship town of vurm . ,_ .3 , In f hm]

gglplc for the United States soldiers was torpodocd or struck n mine has iuhubimmg ur’0uc"u0a,T;r,:|)’ ‘(’},,§,k;’.. com_e‘iu contact with his outposts not developed. Says un overseas New Agency “cm

_ . given out to-dny. The town, the rc-

L(‘)I`(I?)fgI‘fI"aI1VIf|"rc§'°169l‘_?I['g:"{3rped0 _port states. wus almost cntircly dc-

outs have arrived at Flushing, with ,' .

"'“`”°“Cd from um T“I'“"m“' “‘"3°"‘““|5 -at storm oi' indignation in the Crock

o ll llcutor tlosplttch. Most of thc ,.,,pH"_| '

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LONDON. Murch i~i.-A ltclil.crs .|f:l"J;,v‘;:;f:/ ‘Hl‘;H"':;\'l‘ pzipfgsigif `;`L‘i(v:”h S __'.|_.;__T__.__

ullk the ship tlccurroll about 2.30 uEéL?§° 3/|al:,ht1'; Efrggggfgmcinl 'clock this morning, whcu thc liner d,,Bp,m_h 6_0,” A'Llwn;, gays tha Brib "B “bum L0 mst “Honor” ish warships have bombarded LVurla Opinion;-l among the survivors dii'i`cr umm. Smyrna ulmést (,nm,(,|y dostroyf s to _whcthcr at mine or torpedo ‘ng ,lm lowlfmnl killing 1 large nllm- :uuscd the cxplosioll, but sovcral oi bor of Grcekr, who mlistituted me lose interviewed expressed absolute.ma_j0my of mcj pupummn ‘ ortninty that it was it torpedo. '

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(Special to the Guardian.) P11113", EA? llbfftiy . _

\ ll.oivlDl01\fr. Msrlcn L 16.-li ;`vnl~cless i hill l’l'.i{A i b RE, _ lcspu. cr l'oln tio Topo 0 ' u llliltio f . _ .

Kouo illto ill dctall. liull it wus shown :lot-llnl'lce tlilul thc vcaiiscl had bgloll :li _ FIDE' noob' E1(

- I ac cl . wl lout wnrll ng, accor ug to

Ml ist r Resin S .l llcspctcli lc inc Central News (Special 1° the Guardian->_

n e n Agency from Alnstordnln. Thc tor- '1`0R0N'l`0~ MIUCII 17-*Murlilulci

p{,l(|0_ lille! (lt-;¢pnl_l;|| guys, glmlg-l¢ the Si.l't::lg wi:l<ls|ol'§;u.lcs fgollilgortll and

5 lgrll 0 [lg 5 qg|]lQl', l\0l` I-WGS 1 (7 Ulll' ill; till C0 .

l_ ' Among the passengers on beard was TllE WHATllFJit.-~Yesl.orduy wus

or saints vcgc,h§1clivlan lvlinlstcrtc 000| and llluswrv with snow- Gormnuy, with s wife and lllme Tl1c_hlghcst temperature recorded

LONDON March 16__ge,,,,,-,,| Gal. dau liter bound for Buenos A rcs. yesterday wus 26 dorrecs above zero

5 s, y .

At nine o’clock,ycsterduy morning it

||\`¢'|-wg Llnlmgng ¢|,||-gg (;°|¢|¢, ,gm registered 20 above; at nlnc last night

CONDENSED ADs_ _ at 9.41 and touiorrow ut 10.15; it will

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form.

house and

party.

R. il. N0-

6.00.

cU‘l':I°;‘l`; The moon rises this aitoruooll nt'

M I 4.11. -

ln' The ilrst quarter of the mooll was

In Manitoba

WINNIPEG, March 15.-With tho re-

turns front three constituencies en-

divisions incomplete the vote ou prohi

l3le‘lll.iN. March 10 -Vin wirclcss to

stroyed A part of the Greek popula-

23 above. The coldest the previous ,night was 18 above. | The tidc will be high this morning

be high tonight at 9.14 and tomorrow

.on Saturday, March iltll at 2.33 p.m. ‘ There will be a full moon on Sun-l day, -March `19th at 1.27 p. m. |

The length of today will be twelve-

hours and ~l minute. _ _

GOWMING. EVENIIS I ° ANNoUNceMlrN'rs,

MEETINGS, src.

I ONE CENT per word each inter- itioll for advertising in this column Cash must accompany orders. Minh mum charges twenty~iive cents.

" "Just received, Fresh mackerel. 'haIibut. llnddock. cotlfleh. enrolls and Pllilu llulltlics, Ullurlottotuwll Fish supply cc. vsoac-l1Mtl.

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Resolution Passed c rowing oi $75.

ively Answered

‘ (From our Own Correspondent.) 1

OTTAWA. March ill.-’l`hc ilousc of

Couunons today passed Sir Thomas White's resolution authorizing nddi~ tional borrowings to thc extent of $75,000,000 and then took up in com- mittee the proposed business taxationl announced in the Budget. Considera- 'tion of this will bc continued i.o~ morrow. I The Finance Minister`s resolution

wus made the occasion for Opposition criticism of'his fiscal policy generally

PROCEEDINGS IN

HOUSE OF COMMONS

..__..i. gill. _

Authorizing Bor- 000,0ll0. Spirited

Discussion on . Proposed Business Taxation. Liberal Criticism lliieci-

by Minister While.

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public indebtedness iuatcrially. The Minister oi' Fillalice also showed that recent increases in public expenditures had been only the normal growth oi' years observable during the Liberal regime as well as since.

Discussion ofthe Budget resolution

hinged chiefly on the distinction made botween incorporated and unincorpor~ ated companies in the taxation profits. Sir Wilfrid Laurier and other members of the Opposition arguing that the dif- ferentiation was arbitrary and unfair.

and oi tl. spirited defence of the same Sir Tlromas White in reply pointed by Sir Thomas White. The Minister out that not only was t more diiilcult stated that since the war the Govern-_ to determine the precise cash value mont had ccouomizcd by embarking of thc assets of incorporated com- upon no new public works ot' any kind. ` ponies, but that investors i_n such com- lic refuted the Opposition allegations ponies enjoyed the advantage oi' limit- ag to thc increase in the public debt cd liability. in the case of an indivi- by showing that the Laurier Govern- dual or a partnership all assets were 'nent had _uddcd $79,000,000 to it in the pledged. Tile risk being greater in lust eight yours et their administra- the latter case thc proiit should be also

present Govt-rurncni. had rczluccd thc

tion. whorcus until thc war began theigreatcr.

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actual casualties among the Calla- 9

action, died ot' wounds und sick- k ness, lvolllldvd and missing but not h known to be prisoners of will", has it been totnllr-ll up to March lst.. by the casualties bran(-h of thc lnilltin ll dcpal'ilu/'lit und unlonntcll to l 13,961, _ l

The number is nlucll slnullcr than l

' , g, . _ . , ' -_ . explained lnrgl-.ly by the incl that it ll docs not include cases of sickness or u prisollcrs oi' wnr. ’i`hcrt- have been

IIiiIiIIII'S 0000 IN IHE Will IIUMHTH 5.000. MII] HEII IOIiI EASIIALIIES 25.000 MIII

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OTTAWTA, -March 15.-The list of 1 killed in action 2,338 Canadians, some

88 have died of wound and 298 have

diau forces, lliclllllillg killed in succumbed to sickness. or a total

nown dead of 3,62-i. There is besides, owover, n list ot' missing mon known r he prisoners oi' war oi' 1,012. it is practically certain that by far lc greater number of those mon are loud, which swells tho list oi' Canadian load to ulnlost 5,000. Tile total nunl~ :cr of wolludcd is 9.325. li the priso-

hns hcl-u cnol'u.llv bolicvcd vlhith is hors of war llnd cases oi' sickness arc

li included the total number of cus- ‘ nltics would be near 25,000 men,

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fwo Eminent Surgeons From United Siaies

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LiALTll\'l()ltli. Md.. Mart-il i~l.--Two

surgeons of John Hopkins Hospital are on their wuy to licrlill to make u sciclltiiio cxnnlllmtioll oi' prisoners'

thc lirltish government thai. the 1 Allioricull <ll~pnrl.lm»ut of stnlc nunlc

Chance io Win $200 Du New Nameior an

Dniario Town

BERLIN, Ont., March 15.-The spa

comps in Gcl'n1any, it is announced ¢-,ini committee appointed by the citv h0I‘<‘-~ 'Flwy lll'<‘ Ur -\'!0Wi1rl» V0l'll01\ council lust ulgllt to draft conditions irwin and Dr Jerome Pierce Webster. for the contest to secure a new nanrc and il ,wus lcurnr-d that they nrt-L do for the city tlccldml lm., mo,-ulnguml signaled In rcsponsl~. to lt request iroln no ualnt-. will recclvc consideration

hal is on the post oillco register ol'

_ _ Canudn. that evcry namo inust bc ac-

two sllrgt-oils ll>_ vlslt lilo British colnpnlliotl by at letter suggesting s. rca~ prisoutfrs' cnnlpll lu Gorlnnlly, con why um “mg should be adopted

While thc liultiluoriuuls will dcvotc Ulld that the contest bc open to all rc-

nlosi ol their time to thc llrlligll sidontn of (launlln and thc Uultcll

catnpa. and will niukl- l‘l~port.~l to the British |.;ovornulrnI. it is thought like-

vurillus prisoncr cuinps also will bc nludc to thc Anlcricnn llcd Cross. t

States. The prizes will bc uwurded. llrst $200, second. $75, third, $25. All

ly that ll rcnorl. cr int- conduct ct. tuc I suggestions arc to bc sent lc A. ll.

Miller. city clerk of this city, not lutcr

han March Rl, 1916.

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