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Furious 0rislaught on Turkish Front R f oi 66 Miles Results in litter Rout

oi Turk Army oi Prisoners

Berlin Admits it. a

1’ETll0UlU\U. Jun. 21.-“On tho`

Caucasus front, by our furious and unexpected attack on their ccntrc. the Turkish arruy was disorganized and dislodged from ii strong position over ii front of more than it lrtiudrcd versts (G6 mlies) extending from the region of Lake Tortuui. to the region on Cliariansou ltlvcr north ol' Mcluzglicrt, and retreated iii the direction of the fortified plain of i<lrzorurii." suys the itussian oilicinl report. "At many places this retreat at-isuined the char- acter of a panic flight. Several Turk- ish un_its were almost annlhilatcd; hundreds ol' bodies cover thc route of our offensive.

"At many poliits our troops had to

advance on heights aliove the clouds. cutting trenches in the deep snow during heavy snow storms. We occu- pied the village of Koprukeui. on thc Arax, fifty versts east of Erzerum. lu the course oi’ tire fighting on the 17th. we took prisoner five oiilcers and 208 men, and captured mucir material, in- cluding iiiacliliie guns and caissons. We seized ii Turkish ammunition depot at the village of Tsurnachel. in the Charlanson district.

and the Capture and Ammunition.

BERLIN (via wireless to sayvillc),

. 21.-A if i - (

ilsgbeon1naggxiagoflifyvsloulfimigfggg pulsing u Turkish .ittcmpi to dilvv t ' '

o the east of Czeriiowltz. ncar the 1

Bessaraibiari frontier. Tho oiiiciiil my “S rl" “S E""""'" Fom’ "‘“l’“"|"5

Austrian statement of to-day says tho °‘° t"'kl"'> 1"'i“°“°"" “V0” 1500 "“""'|‘

Russians niado four successive attacks m“"h W” "‘“"*"`l“l as “mn “S Ui" “’“11 at sworn; Imwcs’ but wen, |.(,p“lBed_ of ilanzankulali The Turks are ic n.t Scutari to join the Montenegrin

D troops wiro nic- retiring on that Al llussinn .statement records the cap lianiaii city

LONDON. Jan. 21.-After only ir l

slight pause since the conclusion of

the "New Yca.r’n Battle," on the east- tu

rn front, the Russians again have bc- B

c gun a strong offensive against the

Ausiro-liungarians on the Bessarablan dl

Gains in Kameruiis. Another Turn in Munitions Manufacture. Tetrion Consuls Released.

(Special to the Guardian.) lery duels with liii'aii'rry uttacksiii thot bororg under l;0um,1 of gh., gow,-H. Austrirltaliuii llicatrc. in nonc otf these :ui-ent.

LONDON, Jun. 21.-tioiisidcraiblu 'however have any grunt' results; been in ordci' to prcvciii thc (`i-iitrnl P0. UU*/|115' 011 U10 Dilfl 0t` the ltrissiniis is attuliiod. i wcrs from importing whcul. from Rou-

aucasus the Canis ioiios. .iitcr rc

orted to bo rctriating An earlicr

ure from 'i‘urks ot the tow" oi Sul

Tire taking from the Gcrinaris by the iitisii of additional towns in Kamcrun

oi' the iiglitiirg. There -have also been mmier mst of Czomowuz’ capital of mall engagements in Russia, artill- nitions the British Government- will

Y i Bukowiuu. 5

Vienna. had a forecast that the ‘f

second phase ol’ the battle iii this 1'

l tb tl

reg on was iinmluen y ie aniiounce- ment that the Russians were throwing strong reiiiforcemeuts into East Galicia.

in the initial offensive of what prob-

ably will be termed the “Second Battle." the Russians launched. with numerous columns, four attacks near Toporoutz and Boyan, but. according to Vienna, they were everywhere re- pulsed.

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IIIUIIIIL IIIPLIIMIIIS WIIIIIGIIIIG A ' ' UIEII hIlIII`IIIII`III MAILS III IIIIIIIIII

I.i0N_DON. Jim. 21.-The controversy

between Great Britain and Sweden over the detention of mails has resch- ed air impasse, with both sides stub- bornly refusing to allow its rival mails to be expedited through the respective countries. Sweden now is holding an enormous quantity of the English post destined for Russia, while mall is being taken from every Scandinavian i

liner brought into Kirkwall, Scotland. war measures in the English Channel all

. i'

Vigorous representations are being

made by diplomats of both countries.

right to censor mails in transit to M

0 _ in the three mile limit. the mails tr

Great Britain iu tue cla s tl

ther countries if the ship carrying fo

ry and mining operations along the place scmiasklllcd unskilled and worncn ont' in Franco and Belgium and artil- laborers in factories with skilled ln-

g'-k-.

rind Montciicgrnrs .ire .rgeln ni grips it is presumed the Austrians continui-

heni back pursued and drovi- the cnc to press tho Monteiicgrins to ward tho

Balkan front to try to capture thc piin

ipiil seaport ot Antivuri A Rome

despatch says Albaiiian troops arrived

Tho Eutonte Powers. action on the

iiabad. l’crsi.r request of the Urii.tcd States Govern-

ineut will r'elc.i¢io Consular representa- tives of the Teutonic Powers and their

strict of Africa is anotlrcr feature allies who arrived at Salonlkl.

'l‘o hasten 'thc manufacture of mu-I

B ll ie lt l'olJ0l t 1* 11* 0 1111R111‘ii111tl mania an Anglo-Frciiolr coi°por'it'lioii

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ucsEAs|No ,norivirv snown

in DIFFERENT win z0uEs

Iidfb |J0<‘ii f01’UJl-ii U0 buy .til .iv.iil.iblc ing iriccliiigs was-iicld Inst night under slam lu that wtuiliy the arispii-on or inc Chiirlottetowu Pat

riotic League iii East, Queens and

LAST NIGHT’S SERIES'

RECRUITING MEETINGS

ussians Make Further Progress. Austrians andl P' - uonienegi-ins Again at Grips. ui-iusii nate More " me and Km” S C°"“"°s

Added til More Men to the 105th Battalion and Four tor Garrison Duty. All Meetings l.argelyAiteud- ed and Enthusiastic.

A series of niosl sricccssful recruit

NEW YORi\ Jan it-A in-ws Kings (`0urilio-r As ecinl tr t

" » -ii ' aiii -ar-

-ll-tvnby tluhlltll-Cll 110111 LOHIIUII till* ryiug speakers rind riiusiciaiis from ‘ifl0l‘l1U0n 511% tflinrlottctowii loft tho (jlly at 4 on-logk

turning this moriitiig about 1.30.

Meetings were iicld at. ltlurray lliver, [0 . . _ .. - .

British fortcs ndvnricirig Lo thc rolici rn

of thc iieslcgeil garrison .it l\ut<l Amtirii. hiivi. been unable o uiaku

ri.i. Eldon. Eninistliilc, Flirt iiivcr,

fl11‘U1l‘-1' l>1‘0t§1‘0>`S I10CH11110 UI' U10 Vcrnon River and iliurrnv llai'bor|i‘

“iii.roclo\is" wcrtthcr, Secretary l`nr_ U

nd 413 recruits in nil were secured,

India (Jliuriiberiuiii announced in thc fum- of umm fm- gm-|-iso" duly at Han. iiousc ot (Joiniiions this afternoon. fax, two uinl._.,. a U v01um,_.erm

The latest. dr-spntclies received hcrc o li

reported that thc Turks had hecnI

_ E g as

uglors tor thc 105th.

At Mrirray River the speakers were ov. l)r llcniictt and Major McNutt_Iiig iiieetings was also held last. night

lrivcn brick lo witlilii six miles oi' I

Kilt-cl-Arnui'ii's outer forts. M155 ||mm.,.` Mm.; Su.wm.l MISS'

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-so _ :_-.~:::-.~.-_-,~_».».~.~_».-'_'-r_-.~_~_»_-_-:_-_-.= .=~.-_-:_-.-e .- .-.

shown iii toni ht"s stutcuiont. l tl is ' ‘te i 'th A .tr -li ‘ . . . ' .. . ' _ ' ‘. _ . .

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Pugsiey oi tharge Made Against Member lor ,___

' Jacqueline McDonald. Mr. L. Mcliiiils,

lllr A. Bruce and Pro. Walkie, pianist.

' Il’licc. l~‘ourtccii recruits wcrc enroll-

cd: Jus. ll. l\lc.Doiinld, llopeiield; Gor- don hichcan Little Sands: Frank Mc- ldachern, ilopeilcld; llenry Heartlin.

- Abiicy; Peter' lluiiiiilicr. Murray Ri-

liehate on Address will Likely be

Feature oi To-lday’s Behale was Retraciiori by Mr.

Prince Edward, tint.

OTTAWA. Jail. 21.-A statement by

r Prince Edward, in reply to the

iaintained, amid cries ol' dissent. that

ir r Hepburn. Conservative member he had not intended to cast discredit o

ri the member for Prince Edward. After another breeze between hir

ort of St John that he had acted as mid- Pugslcy and l-loii. Arthur l\'ici;;iicn

This directly affects mails to Hoi (1

" r' r ~ lm re

o I ' tlierii comes voluntarily into a British charge made by Hon. William Pugslcy

D - I

~ e |8110; and the United States. backed from the Shell Coninrittec. was al b . `

man in securing a. sireli contract over the lattcr‘s interpretation of the

formcr"s speech on thc shell contracts,

Y 0ll101‘ HGl1tI‘alC0tlht1'l€S. It IB Btlill feature oi' to da 's sittin of the the debate on thc address was con-

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will take the stand that. since it is House. Mr Hepburn stated that the

mpossible on account oi' the Brltisli fi

r Dutch liners to avoid coming with gl;

brit the controversy presents so many aboard them are entitled to the same It

novel features that extensive debates i may be expected. Neutral'diplomatic

forcibly are brought into port from to

mmunity as those aboard ships which tr

act in the flr'ui’s own shops at Pjc- ri, but these iiaviiig proved toonsmall,

m of Hepburn Brothers. a steam- ip company, which had machine ops at Picton had obtained a con-

had intended to carry out the con-N

tiriucd by, iloir. Charles Murphy. Mi' Murphy repeated a number of the newspaper charges against the Shell Committee already road to the I-louse

act for forging and machining shells. at great length by Mr Pugsley. and

also instaiiceil a Quebec law suit as proving that military boot contracts were still being secured from the mill-,

circles here are more concerned over the high seas. tie work was done by a Montreal tlrni, tary department through iiiidd1cnieii.|

the detention of malls than any other

fact arising from the British block- is 041% Russia by Sweden. this being the first be

The foreign oilice here takes the tangible reprlsalmeasurc byaneutrai. fr

Swedlsli diplomats declare that since ac

definite stand that a parcel. no matter

A novel feature of the controversy of

what class of postage it hears, is no thc Swedish goveriimeiit forbids the a

more entitled to protection than is export of certain articles. she has a ordinary freight. The neutral couu- right to hold up thc British parcel tries have not yet coutrovertod this post and in sclzu such goods which, """'-"E"-"""`""“"""""""""""" stand, but base tliolr' objections on according to thc English argument.

iirtorfcrotiees and delays to which are not entitled any more to protcc- Bay actual first class ostal corrcs oiu - tloii than is ordinary freight.

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undo has been subjected.

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0315' DENSED ADS.

'[00 LATE FOR

ULASSII`ZCA'I‘ION

GNE CENT por word each inser-

gotl for advertising in this colnliémii.

5 must accompany orders. n- mut charges, twenty-tivo cents.

PRIME sausaese 'A|.wAvs oN hand at Holmau‘s. Charlottetown. 1 :mio-11-sMir.

FOR 8ALE.- N0. 8 HOME JEWEL ‘choking stove. Cheap. Apply at 230 Etlswn Bt. 8503-1-11MEti

HORSES

w.AN'rEo"§ Fon Fox

feed. Apply ll. ii. Diiinis. Mi.. Ed- ttltfli ltond. 0078-1~22ni(li. WZNTED. - A i.Aov so/moan. Ulicap riitos fur u llttio assistance in n;good homo. Apply at this otilce. ` ‘ J uzsa-i;22ni_zi WHNTED--TEACHER FSR POWN-

aliiciiool to take position lat Febru- V y. Supplement $50.00. Apply A.

Moore. .6075-1-22m3i.

PQ, - nv'T on sAi.a.-24 Hide

tl pullots in good laying condition. rices 76c. to Sl each. Mostly pure bkotls. Apply il Park Bt., City.

k assi

LF§fFF#fii‘Er1“ab“TiT6iiTEANo

_rtly cleared and-oovergd _ with it d,at'Bloomilold Station. Will be abil cheap. Ap ly at once. Benj. Gallant. Bioomnelll. 601.4-_1-21-M81. T ` ROOM ' suitobiginnor nano or»¢ont_T'o?_ioo. in

:ni mrlily -with all modus .im- trlirrncstrni. ""‘°~"r V ' “"1v_i_.,-n"_f_-_

r ay. - _,__|¢=|»T1C'oi:.`on:“o wgno. A ‘I - Luau 1 Molktlltloit.

.~ 'I ‘ . ;' m gg "l'~ .L "ir 1

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Cf . arty :nd Malcolm

A- “-eilifiire .sas.sai:

Mlnard’o Llnomant Cures Rhoumatlom

UUEIING EVENTS' , dcirt of the iluskoe Slovo. discussing

ANNOUNOEMEN rs' Gorman designs 'in Asia. argues that i

U10 h0ll1ll1Z llll Of Brltiill IHRU8 10 There was nothing to forbid any mem-

om the British Government and he

which Mr He burn was a director.

r of Parliament taking a contract

cordlngly culled on Mr Pugsley for retraction of his statement.

This Mr Pugsley hastily inadc and t

He stated that these facts and others warranted air inquiry into thc award- ing oi’ Govcrnmeiit contracts in gen- eral. even those given out by the war purcliasliig coinriiission. and liitiiiuitcd

that thc investigation:-i coriductcil by likclv continue till Tucstltiv, when thc he Davidson coniinlssion had not been c

thorougli.

Mi' Murphy wus follnwcd by l\lr

Scott of South Waterloo. Mr' Scott disposed of thc cluiiii rniidc by llr Miclrncl (‘.lnrk ol' lied Dccr that thc tni'li`t' iiici'casc oi` ii your algo hurl dc- crcrrsoil liriiisli exports to (friiizrdn by pointing out that such ilccrcrisc hurl bi-cn less since thc lil hir triiiil' th.iii

Pugsley and Mr Murphy in regard to shell contracts. Mr Scott said they were like the boot scandals oi` ri your ago and would disappear as quickly. llc was able to dispose of ri charge by Mr Pugslcy that it Coriscrviitive crin- didiitc in Sorcl had secured shcll con- ‘lg

J. ii

. .t ., . I ‘ Bishop. offered us buglcrs. trac s at higher prices than others. At mul River thc speakers were

ov. G. (3. 'l`nyloi’. tfupt. McLeod.

Major Stewart. (inc ri-criiit was cn- olicdz lluiif-an iinlrlcrson. Melville. At Vernon ltiver the speakers were

H" . ,_ ' itcv_ l"ntlir~r lllctlriignii, itev. Mi' Gould.

Hd “ lwmt .lndgc Stcwur't.` Mr Alex. Mciioiialti

by reading corrcsponderice which showed that this wus most patently R not the case.

'i‘lic dcbate on thc address will F

M`EE'l’INGS.- ETC il

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OB. tu

“Tho present Board of Sewer and d Wuior Commissioners will offer for ro- H election at the forth coming Civic El-

ection on tlio 9th of February. 'T

6047-1-20M8lpd .

Cross quilt is 291. Will the person hav ing tho ticket ot' that number. please hand it in to the Society at once. B Order of Committee. 6068-1-21-Moll

invited guests,

“There will bo a PIM' "DUWU ill

Marne,” ln four nets given in Rustico “clear and mild tuming cloudy at nigihtl

Holi on, Wednesday. Jan. 26th at 7.30

p.iu_ lf weather proves unfavorable Y€l1t.'81'd&Y WHS 23 00811168 GUUVB Z0l'0Z lay will he held the following Mon- At-

ay the 8l.st. Admission 35e.. 25c. re

_ 0374.21-MSI d. nine last night 16 degrees above. The

and children 15c____. 6 p coldest the previous night was 28 deg.

tbe ilnest above zero.

*° he Remington Junior is

typewriter for any professional man. t Lawyer, Doctor, Clergyman or Profes- B sor. The price new is only Sixty-ilvt It

f l rl morning at 12.10. Monday at 12.52

£l,tili°r:v3;fi'itlg)¢ i::goaol:ry|sf¢:r?“o‘:ll)ien- and Tuesday at 1-33-

ary typowrltlng. A. Milne Fraser, Hali-

fax' N_ 9_ - 5072.1-Blhfll. tomorrow at 4.58 and Monday at 4.55

'- _' ` ll

**THl "VAL|»'Y FARM"»-*THQ M

lllll ou.g‘l'ldty U Jill. 21 at .I0 ' p.m. mililo 2 Adults Silo.. il- J dren 15c. _ I l\il.idof`Il»d~(2ron. .The last quarter of the moon will

' _ A uoninn enter in- be

seen me

'Y a i

d P-‘ m

-T . .nie ima- of “M” “Wu nl* ` ' *F Tito or nine iron:-ri ‘““ "" "“` '""'"' M' ox'-1|-nit nin'§°m.

Lintmoitt turn Nournigio.

_ . pr .-

_ ted canipalgu in. Egypt in order to

ONE ¢EN-|- De, wo", “cr mmf, ‘mask tho true direction of the blow.

tion for advertising in this 'column :L_ Cash must accompany orders. Mini- ml" mum charges, twenty-five cents. `

hich is aimed at tho Russian Asia- ,

, _ _ :li ng i-r in Turkish Geriorals, tho ln-

uvule Annu' B5" uf um" Labm iii; ol9(}er|1iaii lris‘Lructors for i.lio 'i‘rir-

g:f|°g“W:L'eb§|l;‘;’€oi§§’;"Jf I;gm_“;::‘:f lcllsli sgrny. and irersistent reports of ed to sill-rtinier are now indi iiimi Admlasmn 50 wma' 6032`1'19M6l' st of Urumiah Lake. After the rup-

et C

were entertained by Winds increasing to gales from south .0 y .

lin tha stop is contemplated largely to

meet Swedcii’s refusal to embargo rc- export .trade with the 'lfeutonic couri- tries and to forestall plans or Amor- icali cotton producers to .ship a millloir bales of cotton in American vessels to North European central ports for trans-shipment to Germany.

Sweden not only has not followed

the lead of Holland. Denmark and Noi-way in the matter of embargoes but has declined to permit British agents to investigate -or Watch her re-

export trade. it is suggested that the Allies are holding out. e throat-of a real blockade. with rigid application of 2 the ultimate destination doctrine. asf

their answer .to this attitude.

onda at 7.31 md Tuesday at 7.80. Under the existing orders-in-council,

"Tho riumbor of the Belfast Rod

y .

bl” .fvmey nm-» '"1 D, || by :_ The ,moon risen this evening at 7.30 'sn attempt by Am0ri¢51l I0 SUD 00!-

tno poo le ot`/I-'lunar Rinr~o?% lu

noun

To Mask Poe’s Aim

PETROGRAD. Jan. 21-A corrcspou

o German high command is delib- ately s ending rumors of a projec ,,

froitticr and the boundaries oi' in-

Tlio eor'respoiid'ont citc:-i the recent

e a earance of Gorman units south

ro of the Serbian front (lcrniaiiy

'-:patched troops to thc Russian Asla- frontier.

HE \VEA'l‘HER, '

a 'l‘liMPERA'I‘URE,

'_l‘IDE, MOON, ETC.

TORONTO, January 22.-Maritime:

d mild with occasional rain. THE WEATHER yesterday was

The highest temperature reoor ed

nine o’clook yesterday morning ‘it glotored 23 degrees above zero; at

The tide will be high this afternoon 12, tomorrow at 1.22 and tomorrow 1.46; it will be high tomorrow

The sun sets this afternoon at 4.`51.

rides tomorrow morning at 7.31,

d Sunday 8.40. There was a full nioon on Thtirldly ny. 80th at 4.29 a. m.

on ¢’l‘h\ir|d_ay. Jany. 27th at 8.85

and our toon

MUIIIEIIEIIIIIII THIIIIPS IIIE

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McLean, Pto. Daniels. Pic. Buoto. and,

‘ Ml

Allistoii; Sainucl Grunt Murray River; hcster Fraser, 1’-ctcrs Road: John Mc-

E d d T il

n e ay' l'hersoii, Glen William; John L. Jen-

kins, Thus. Fraser \Vm. E. Jenkins.

Seven recruits were enrolled: Eugene

brick. John l‘. Newton. lona; Daniel

M. William Ncddy. Newton Cross.

Limit.-(`r>l. lt. ll. (‘iin\pbcll, Major Leigh. 'l‘lic inusii-iziiis were l'ic. l'eri‘y :ind l’tc. l\l<'I)onnld. Six rt-ci'uii.s were r-iirolir-dz John M. Nil-lirrlsoii, l‘iiict|.c;

H ‘_ , g _. _ _ llfcnjuiriln Nlirlicoil. l’0irit, l’i‘lin; \VIIl- . .. . ' ' . ' ,_ uni Maikriian, Mt.. llucliriiiilaii; Wir t-

bdou" Ab for the dmml"" by Mr ncy lllurtii. Eldon; Alcx. McRae, John

ig ~ - .‘ ty ' ' 2 Sydney Mclieod. Eariiseliffc, Mclicari Dixon. E. W. McLeod, Eldon; Doiinld McLeod, Point Prim; and two uiidcr

nd Limit.. ll. Ji-rikliis. Tho musicians were Austin 'l`|';iinor. ilciij. Acorn. Cpl.

hc inrisiciruis were illiss Sritlicrlurid

mltli. Corp. Marshall and Pte. Mc-

cr; llcctor tlodsoii. lllgh Bank; Wil- lu-rt. Gormiy, Abiicy; James Carver,

At Iona the speakers were Rev. other Smith, Rev. Dr. Fullerton, Mr. _ M. ilughcs and Capt.. Cook. The

Dunn. New ton (‘ross; John J. Bam-

hlorriscy. John Grillin. Paul Dunn.

At Eldon thc spcakcrs wc-rc ltcv. r i’ct1~rsori. itcv. l). J. lticlimralrl.

Mcl.cod. l'olnt i’rlrn. and thc follow-

foi Garrison ilu at ilnllfax -

c. Alcx. Nlcliolsoir and Watson

» puniat. 'l`\vo recruits were enrolled:

Win. linnv. Vcrnoii ltixcr; itoy Wetli

- crbie, Village Green.

At Murray Harbour the speaker'

were llcv. li. G. Fulton, Capt. Full Lleui. (1. J. Stewart, Mr VV. ll. l’i°ows.» The inuslclaiis were the Artillei'_\ Band. Mr Robt. ltlesservy. Prof. iiiil tori, Capt. l“ull. Teri recruits wcrn ci: rolled: George i)unri. liarold Jordan. White Sands; Victor Brooks, Lauroncl- Stewart, iiigh Batik; James McLeod Joseph Prowso, Daniel D. Harris. Malcolm McLeod. Eugene Keeping. |Elniyr Stewart. Murray Harbour.

A series of very succrfisful recruit-

iii Enstcrii Prince County. under the auspices oi’ the Prince County Patrlo tic Society. when 15) young men were criroiled in the 105th Battalion. A: o_o'c1ock ri special train left Summer- sidc, taking a number of speaker:-_ inenibcrs of the 105th now quartered in Sumcrside. singers and the Surn- rnerslde ilaiid, and meetings worr- hcld at Kensington, Spring Valley i-‘i-ectowii, Emerald, Kinkora and Cap.- Traverse.

At Kensington the speakers were

Messrs James F. Profit (chalrmani. `Ncll McLeod. K.C.. Rev. H. J. Fraser. Rev. Dr* Monaghan and Major Inman. An excellent programme of mush-. vocal and instrumental. was rendered. Seven recruits were enrolled: Wm. Brown. James Andrews. Norman Mv- Pliee. Bernie Bernard, Ermile Myers. Lemuel Waugh and Arthur Wright.

At Spring Valley the speakers were ltev. Mi' Johnston, Kensington, and it' number of the men of the 105th. Four- recrnits were enrolled: Howard Bryon- toii, Carl Campbell, David-Campbell. llcriry l’i‘0iit.

Ai. Froetowii the speakers wcrv

Messrs John Walker (chairnian). ll Il. Mc.l)iiiialrl. A. S. McKay, Rev. tl. A. Sutlrorliind. Alex. Campbell. Oin- rocrnit wus enrolled: Dona Biaquier.

Ai. Emerald the speakers were

Messrs P. M. Noonan (chairman), John T. l\lc.\'ally. James A. Morrison. Rev. (lcorgc Morris and Sergt. McQuarrlc. One recruit was enrolled: John Crow.

At Kinkora the speakers were hr

Mr~l"licc (oliairmaii). Mr A. C. Snuiid crs. itcv. A. J. Meliityre. Rev. L. Ack- lond. Rev. Dr Gauthier and Lieui. Trainor. Two recruits were enrolled: Charles Mahoney and Andrew Noonan.

At (‘npe Traverse the speakers wer.-

llcv. l). McDougall (chairman). Rev. J. J. McDonald. Pte. li. F. Iluestis, Rev ti. Dc Wolfe White. Threc recruits were enrolled: Joseph E. McDonald. North t.'-ai-lctou; Patrick Donnelly.

Albany; Leonard McCarvlll, North

ss (Tolliiis. Vcriiori itivcr. accom-.

Curlctoii.

IHEIUSIIIIIIIS _IHIIH HINIIS IUIL

lt()Ml',`. Juli. Z1.-This Aristrliriis arc; ncountcring serious riliilcuities ini disarming thc Moiitenogrlns. who uri-. hiding their rifles. While riraiiy sol- ilers :ind oillccrs ure doscrtiiig. others helped by the Albanians. have refused to lay down their arms

' rind have llcd to tho iiionntniris, deter-

mined to i‘i-sisl. attempts to illsurin

Clll. _

Even those who have been pcrsuiid-

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because thc Austrians are supplying,

rlilcs io the Aliinninirs. who are notori-_ ously hostile to the Montencgrlns.

'l`hc Austriiinsi will probably send

punitive expeditions into tho interior.

The Arnitrlaiis are adopting deion- sivu inensuros, but ig is not likely they ut

MUBH IS EIIIIIG

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Iii WIIH IIIELIIIES

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GIIIMIIII MI MIIEH UF IIIIEHSIIL

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its-is'i'i~:iti>AM. inn. ei.-'ine .relian-

tlic closing session of thc Gcrmaiil

will attempt, to advance in Albania. Iiulcllslug iu»di\_v was iioiulilc for thc before spring. In the meanwhile ado- cxtrciiic outspoken <~i'iticisi_n or I_irc uuntc rneusures io defend control and cf,-ii.-mrsliip. cnnuuwlly uf# 1|. ls 111111111-‘1I.

southern Albania are likely to be to

itdoptcil by the Allies. H;

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Think Blockade is -_

Answer to Sweden

WASlilNt.l'I`0N. D. C.. Jariuiiry. 21-

Discussion oi’ the prospect ot' the En-

. elite Allies declaring a formal block-

ade against Germany brought out here i .

da the bcliof of many oillcluls thot

ton through neutral ooutitries would

result. in seizure of the cargoes, but infused their footing and rolled into they wo\i`ld'be paid-for at' market rates Under the establishment of ii block- ade the Allies would claim the right

- to confiscate the cotton lo contraband

WIDOW SUE8 TOWNSHIP »

lisos, whiilr .irc regarded as wholly

According to thc report of the (Tol-

ognc Grizcttr-_ thc Socialist rnoliihcr.

-- ' 1 ‘ - - . Williolm Dlttiiirin. lilttcrly complained illegal, niiglii. be welcoined because ii, mat lhlg iuiisorship wus polltital und

thc Socialist trcwspupr-.i's. us well lo gcricrni ircws coirccrirlrrg thc wnr' nation.

which cries for conquest."

ilcrr Fisclrbcck. Progressive. and lir-

Strrrziiianri. Nntlonul Liberal. air'-<1 stroiigly denounced the censoishi|~ :ind demanded thc reluxntlori of thi centltruous state of siege. Tho- scntiiiiigly criticized a Govomrncni policy ol only allowing the people if- hoar opinions favourable to (_lorman,\'.

“We can bear thc fresh breath in

criticism." said i)r Strezmanii, "thin hlngs are not going well with us, sin:

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Wllllld Bllnlillfi’ the 1*-011tr0Vl‘1'W 0Vl»‘1‘ not iriilitnry. and ciiairgeil i.liut the that Engiand'i-i blockade is effective I.-

tlic t'roatnrcn,l. of neutral trade. To Pr

bo i'eC0i-71111011. ‘|10W0Vui°. thc blockade careful preparnilon that tho elections would have to be effective and airy shoiild tui-ri ln their favour.

"Wo must." said llcrr Dittmari.

enforcing the ultimate detination‘ " ilostroy this pernicious runnin which

effort to exceed belligerent rights ino

theory would be vigorously contesded. Ion

‘ ` as

- o people. The people are against a will

Mlnard'| Llniment curdo gargot In cowl ` _

in-tslnn Govcrriiriciit wus making

ly rcgurds voices isleiuring conquest thu expression of the will of the

known abroad so exactly that it li- iiecdless to hide anything. The Gov- ernment ought to send broadcast thc news. not in highly coloured phrases that everything is going well. but that much is going iii. and that therefor-I it is our duty to assume every bur- den creatoil by the situation."

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FOR HEAVY DAMAGES

WINDSOR, Jan. 17.-Writs against '

tlre` township of Tilbury North have

alleged negligence on the part of the Y township to properly protect the users l of the highway from a deep drain l’*_

,meh "ms alongside me ,.°,d_ , dance of 60 was had for the nine ses-

Two weeks ago. John Maggison the

plaln~tiff’s husband. was driving along the road after dark. when his horses

he ditch. Maggisonhi body was found the next day. lie had ‘evidently

beer instantly killed by the horses roll ng upon him. Botti animals were also dead. . The accident left Mrs. llaggison and bor obildroii pnuilolo. Minor-o'| I-ioimng ouroo Dlpbggoijp.

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Short Course

The Short Course in Agriculture

being held st 0‘Lear_v during -the past

liffgglgsgg cgingnhgf h'-gs.0o[|,1,v2?,'t week was concluded on Friday after- diren. for $11,000 damages which “°°“- Th’:51|3 tll:°l39";’:;?n‘;£_':: °g;°I:‘;§ plaintiffs claim due them because of gf ¢|“"”°5 en! 9 5 ° 9

hc success atiendin the movement

At 0’l.eary

the Department of Agriculture and

most' ei\coursging.An average atten-

wlro attended hail to drive nine ith cold weather and an occa-

to add to the inconve- drive However,

held in tho llall at 0'Lcnry. Many

on Wool. its manufacture and Co-opera tivo Marketing by Mr. Thompson ol tho Live Stock Branch. Ottawa. Farm Underdralnage and Swine by Mr. Reek Soil Fertility. Farm Fertilizers. Dairy Cattle and Horses by Mr. Reid; Grains

Clovers. Crossref and Root' Crops by Mr. Clark; ant iliseoles by Mr. Murphy; Dairy Cattle and Ween Seeds by Mr. Tennant and Poultry by Mr. Kerr. The subjects were all thoroughly treated from o practical otimdpoiiit and vreretollowed by quas- tlons and discussions. which- attend- ed to the value of oooh.

Live Stock Lectures were supple-

mented by one use of Lantern slides in the evening which added neatly to 'tho Coui-oe andzwore appreciated by every- one. - .

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