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ggkiynl- (now Evening Daily) 1887

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" cHARLoT'rE'roWN, CANADA, FRIDAY. JANUARY 22.1915

Por Year (doiiiond)-im advance

$8.50

02.50 por your by mall in advance

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llllllli lun illllll llH|i|. Hill]

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German Airships ileconnoi- tering Over Swodishfinn- ish RaiiwaySuppose_d|y _f0l_ Purpose o Destroying the Bri get. -

(Special to the Guardian.)

GENEVA. Jan. 21.--It is reported

there is reat rejoicing in of

t t- , E

Illtlglalerllrllhaven over the Yarmouth N

aerial raid. The plan was known in here to-day. The War Otilce states udvmme in certain quarters of Swit- the Germall attack at this point, which

29|-land, and it is declared warnings is

had been sent out to the British completely and that a company of

ritles. who are reported to have Germans was captured.

xlllllrlllll they attached little importance

,O “_ tcrdlty, said a trench 200 yards long

-1- at

(Special to the Guardian.) "i,`o-duy's German statement says these

LQNDON, Jan. 21.--A despatch to trenches were recaptured by the

tllo Exchange Telegraph Company A from Stockholm states that German nirships have been reconnolterlllg oil lilo frontier bctwcon Swcdcn and Fin- lnlld cvidcntly with the purpose of .luutroying bridges oil the Filiiiisll rail- wny, thus interrupting coinmliilll-nlioll

bntwcr-n Finland nnd Sweden.

(Special to The Guardian)

LONDON, Jail. 21.-Rcuter's Ams-

tcrdnm 'll0I‘l'0HD0llll@llt Ben'-ls “le l'°l' street iight between striking and non- imving despatch from iierlin sivllii-i union gariilcllt workers in iiilyward Nm (ini-nilm ofilcial version 01' lllfl “ll” I’lnr~o to-lilly. Several participants slllll Nllil Oli-U30 Ellgllllll Cllllllll were cut and brllisod. No one danger-

¢ uirslii order was I0 lllfllfll ously llllrt. Four arrests wvrc liladc.

“Til D ' the fortified town of Great Yarmouth. They were obliged to ily over other towns from which. it is stated, they F were fired at. These attacks were answered by the throwing of bombs. England has no rlglit to be indignant. ns her flying machines and-ships in broad daylight have attacked open towns, such as Freidbl.\rE. Dilfeselllelll P and Swakopmund. C

"Aircraft is acknowledged to be leg- n

itimate weapons in carrying on mod-

I‘

ern warfare, as long as their opera- ,' tioiis are conducted in accordance m

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with the rules of lnterilatlollal law I This has been done by your dirlgihles. i The German nation, forced by England to fight for its existence, cannot he E

compelled to _foregy the employment t

good rights." t

Tacoma, wash., Jun. 21.-'rin-ee °

make' affidavits regarding land claims to be presented to the Government, e which now has all indian Commission- A el' investigating the claims. One was l

tlliilrley Satiacum, lvho is more than ffqaggggg lge?lf$';a?;;ritl;fyl":1‘; lglgg'

92 years old, and perhaps the oldest W llviiig indian of the Northwest. I-le und Chief William Rogers aild James W Moses claim to be the only living illcnlbcrs of the original Dllwullish

mm, dropped bombs there during July. Oli

. ' . t

'§l§'£li;fc§\g§ex:s_ gvteis at ?iuq“”'m'sh' Sornlllli wounded they passed through

y a acum ves on a

torty-acre allotment ill thc Puyallup

Ilcservation. Moses lives in Renton. E Sntiacum, still vigorous for an old

lilan, was a guard for Governor Ste- vclis ill 1853-55, when Stevens was vl- sitillg the indian tribes relative to iilnking a treaty. `

The lndialis seek from the Govcril-

ment “two buckets of gold" and a re- servation of their own land allotment. which was promised them by tire trcaty of 1855. Their tribe once own- od and occupied all tho lands wllcrp Seattle now stands, extending along the bench from the poillt North of Ballard South to Point Plllly, nild ex-

of Benton, including Lake Washing- ton and contiguous territory.

tending back beyond the present city b

CUIIDEIISED IDS.

~ ~ l lt il I spatch stating that

Too Cl‘c.‘l"rlll:nlns lvgrlzein Paris. The Ger-

nlllns ut the station showed tllplr satis

0NE CENT per word each inser-

tion for advertising in this column. Cash must accompany orders. Mini- mum charges twenty-five cents.

'lIcW"r` "§l.Fi`n`A`V`TN' "Tl-l is c l'rv "`3T

one dollar bills. iflmlrr planar lvllvp Kring nn iiiiilliilniiccu .uni killing thc

wounded alld putting olit their eyes. About xl fortnight lntcr llc ,wus set

I-Iandbag. Finder please return to free. l

lit Guardian Office. 8_324-1-20131

Eos'r iN ‘ri-lie clrv A si.Acl< sits

this office. 8196-1_-4rn_tl‘

w"°`f';§‘§§'[*”°°‘§'_”pURE struck me nlost was the absolute ig-

ANTED T PM S noralice in which the Germans are as

to wllat is happclling.`_"

Silver Black Foltés, also a few pairs of patches. State Pedigree and best cash price, box 18, clo Guardian.

8343-1-22m1i

Losp-Z'~‘Fw"_o lIi"l“rE`Es, ous Ao.

dressed 'intewistional Correspon- V dence School Montreal, the otller Miss May Phillips, Brac ley Beach, P. E. l. Please leave a this office.

3345- tons of tobacco and cigars. llilli' Of H

WANTED __ MIHKIED MANAQE_§"iilipment recently made by a number

of Americans as a gift for the alllel

for country store to take full charge. Must be it hustler. Apply. with references. E. li. Blor. Brown Blogk, or P.0. Box 55. Charlottetown.

` 8311-1-lilmlii

isuslulie' s lin’ i/iiiligls-No."s`i'iriuc

ed vritb nomo and dren. either on flap, or troat.\8 591.000: 85-50 fOr stritlir sl l°..= '°' ‘°-°°°-

' ‘ 'silos-il-iilmtl

oli:eeso`ronl<.‘»\i.l. Size wll.|.

fatted, good order. , poultry. Drilli- butter. carers of hams and bacon: nleo snillalel. m ce meat. lambs.

tongues and itl-gat halt bbln and kego. John -rlopltiii ‘ §t.7§<iii7l;.n!°;i& FOR DALE.-l'oiflr:_5y privite nie .f'I.i'..'i§’£.'I.i,"".'ll“'¥.9$"Z§L.’§3’il§%

,clear and in a bil ,ltate of cultiva-

lloh. i iid ` .il good condi-

lllli- vlkgpljlfm Piohlrd

Drltliles or Ben n Carter. IW tioueor. " i

mga-zamtlpll

ews comes t'roln time to time ilito

and Wm not do it' relying “Don her nfter lie had been glvell liberty of

here was li. considerable shortage of food, and that ill the hotels, as ill the

cl'/“M Two BUCKETS OF GOLD' houses, each mall was pllt on rations

ontrolled by the state, the quantity

Indians recentw came to Tacoma to ‘ :ill-otted to each Iieilig carefully weigh- .

n prisoner with his ambulance in

ilil that England would not declare

noy lasted thc major saw il good dcai of the collditioils oi' the German

asked to trout tlleln. I-Ie insists tilllt

service may have had that of the Ger-

cd being ill ll terrible condition.

canla tllrough was :ln llilfortllllate nlnll

and the miill was in agony. Tile major

even to givc liinl an injcctioll of mon

. phia. Tile day oil which this llnppcll-

cll wrls Au list Ill. and suddenly there

f ro the l-‘rciioli prisoners.

hc was tolli that llo wollld bu hold ns xl prlsollpr oi war hpcllllse thc Front-li woro not rcspcctiilg thc Gcnevn (foli-

_it at loneiis- . “

IS . illiillllilllllllll

lnsteali of Victory the Ger- v ~

mans Wer_e Completely Y s ~_ .. '

Routed. Later German Re- port Admits lhe Loss of Trenches.

(Special to the Guardian.)

PARIS, Jan, 21.-An oflicial denial

reported German success near‘

otre Dame de Loretto was issued

north-west of Arrii, was repulsed

The German official statement. yes-

Notre Dame de Lorette was taken.

lifes.

llllllll INJUHIII iN llllilliii Sllllll FIGHT

(Special to the Guardian.)

BOSTON, Jan. 21.--There was a

RENCH MEDICAL OFFICERS WHO

WERE PRISONERS OF GER- .

MANS TELL OF CONDI- TIONS.

LONDON, Jail. 21-A despatch from aria states:-"A channel by which a ertaiii amount of authentic German

rztncc lins been open for some weeks n the regular system by which French edical officers who have been made risoners are oxcllanged against sim- liarly captured German doctors. “One such doctor, writing in the cllo de Paris. declares that in one of

of legitimate means in semdefence' “Ile towns where hc was in Germany,

ovement, he found t`or llinlselt’ tllat

“Ili the Figaro li Major who was tak-

ugust has been interviewed as to li...

lien a German medical officer told

ur, and rcprollched France for hav- lg sent aviators over Cologne and

hell' passage through with a train of

station wllcre the Red Cross distrib- ted delicacies. An Austrian woman lfcrcd the doctor and ills wollnded a few cigars. bllt wus rougllly told by zt Prussian officer not to talk to these "llldignes I"ralir~nis." While thc jour-

woulldcd. and oil one occasion was

lvilatever faults the French lnedical

man is far worse. the Gerinnn wound-

Among the French woilildcd tllat

with both thighs broken. Nothing hull een done to inllnobliize the bones.

as refused perlllissioll to treat lllm.

1-: - _

wus lolld cheering as rt nlan Ill tl motor

lciion by it hostile dcnlonstriltioli be-

() , i When he arrived at llii-i dcsiillrltioil

clitloli. were using dliin-duln bullets.

“ ‘Ili Gcrlnnny,` he collcluded, 'wilnt

5,000 POUNDS OF SMOKES FOR FRENCH SOLDIERS FROM AMERICAN FRIENDS.

PARIS, Jan. 21.-Two and a ilali`

soldier in the trenches. arrived bert* yostel-(lacy anti caused perturbation in the fiscal department, as the duties were 150,000 francs 630.000)- The Government offered to remit the duties if the tobacco were ilitended for hospitals, but the donators wanted it to go to the men in the trenclles. The shipment bad not yet been clear- ed. but it is sold the decision is cer- tain to be favourable. The shiplllelll includes s case of cigars. piper “"0 tobacco for Gen. Joffre. chief of the French forces. “ from his American friends." There is also a case for King Albert of Belgium. Special CHS"

are iucluged for Brig. Ruelie. of the hind Art Iory and Sergt. Cotterel of the liisfd French infantry. both of whom have been decorated with ill”

mi+it.ll‘¥ medal.

he French People have been deeply

touched by til I manifestation of Kell' erolitr. tml- tho patron comment on

-Ns. -:;:_ ; ' ,_l_f.-.tin

` ” l's

Slllilllll SUSPICIIU

MIIITIHI Pliliill

the military police last night in front

espionage. It is further said that S the soldier confessed his guilt and in- 0 'forilled on three other mcll in the city

with illln. The mall’s actions ill the B llotci in question llrollscd the snspic- f| ions of other lnllitliry mon and he was 0 tltkcn iilto custody. it is snld tllali llc

wholi examined he gave up itll 1-iltlls s to deceive. A search of ills clothes is ,- said to have resulted ln thc dis:-ovcry q of incrlnirulating documents. ‘

Elllllllll MElllllH'S

pretended to be llltoxicntcd lillt that “_'

1 I 'I'

ger from the ecclesiastical authorities I-

tllc German lines, has reached Rome in bearing a full report concerning the

cier's Christmas pastoral letter. The ll report was presented to Pope Bene- , dict this morning and the following is _B an authentic extract from it:- ' "Notwitlistullding the efforts of Ber- 'W

calie of which Cardinal Mercier is the It victiln. Tile facts subjoiued may be -B considered 'absolutely exact:

000 copies of ,Cardinal Mercier's pas- toral letter" `

printer 500 ninrks ($150.) ll

reading of the pastoral letter in a 1, large llulnber of parishes. T “I-‘ourtll: Three Gerlilall officers | called at the Archbishop's palace ill 3' Malilles, Janllary 2, and compelletllm hiin to submit to interrogation. T "Fiftll: Curtllnal Mercier was prc- vclitcd, January 3, frolll presiding at '.

not to go to this service, which was to r take place ill tl chllrch in Antwerp. 5'

on Stroernpci. aide oil tie staff of i General Von Bissing, arrived in an S

to bring tt letter from General Von

ed to send ti reply in the course of the I day to lirllsscis, but Von Strocmpel, H after tcleplloilillg fronl thc Ileadqnnr-

(‘-:.ll'dinnl tilnt llc hall been ordered to t remain in thc nrcllbishopric until tho

ninlldcd. Voll Stroeliipcl renlnilled un- ,fa til evening, with the soldiers wllo ac- rt companied him.

"Seventh: On January 0, the Ger-

cnrdinnl refused "

EXPORTS WERE GREATER

THAN IMPORTS.

I-Ion. J. D. Itcid, Minister of Customs. I

with n ycar ago. lniports for Decem- ber, 1914, were $31,454,883, as against $32,571,831 in December, 1913. Ex- ports sliow n decrease also. being $37,- 193,021 compared with $55,803,676.

Export of manufactures for the

nlonth increased by two millions and for lllne months by twelve millions.

Animals alld animal products ex-

ports increased also but other agricul- tural products decreased to one-third of the same month a year ago.

But there is a most satisfactory side

to the situation. The balance of trade which for so many years has been against Canada is now almost wi ell

_ A ne Valley and the sllows of Ar be _...___ gollne and Vosges soldiers of Germany ---- already been frozen lil, and the pros- illto

and Allied llations keep up it continual llecls °f ’el°“l"5 them are °°°"' mg g ,

ht to hold what they possess and (Special to the Guardian.)

is said to belong to one of the regi- ta

ments now in Halifax was arrested by enemy_ Accordingnltp a long omcm

of one of the City hotels and is now r°l’°"t M me llghtlns dllrlllg me past- ed on board the liner Duc Questa. from inlliletgg-02:33: lwllél l){';f;‘§i;;§,§oS;t£;),{lri' under guard charged, it lg nilege¢1,\vitl; two montlls issued by the French War Gotioa for New York, Count Voli , _

PlllllCl'S

wllo were operating ill coiljunctioil Ame” wh° Wlllla they lmw’ glllllell

lil

ROME, Jail. 21.-A special mcsscn~ lll

situation growing out of Cardinal Mer- W

_.s ' sian armies which are invading Hun-

Tbo Muliall adlicrents have been de- feated and scattered.

cation from General Staff, army of the Caucasus: "January 19th, in the re- gion of Shalik, Lavsor and Kyagani, we foilght a series of combats with

preclpitately. We captured a great many prisoners and a Turkish camp.

1 . .. -' ’,'., -,_.'_: . .. . .

"““i"flf..".'§.Il§.i1Tl“"°"' nllllllll ulllllll

t P -l

LONDON, Jan. 21.-The battle for

tzlfl’ to-day, this method ct’ siege perations has largely favoured the

lolllld oil ulnlost every pllrt of tllo ont, linvo boon forced to givc way lil

y ollt- region, llllli bi' Soissoils. Till-y "

sllslllulll slllll

.U ,mum mu In ’ |V‘,VHL_ llmvuvbr visit ni’ till-. l'l-incl-. oi' Vifllos to lit-lfort .

' . . ' 1 I li' l.'l

lnlilal' to that which obliged thelil to hug 'mi to rellmls ml" um' In “_ l

troops would shortly le sent to licl il

tire from llortii of the Aisne, near E H fort to participate ill any possible I oisiions, llcottllso tllciflornluns, renlis- . _ llllvlllllfe 0" ll\0 llilllllo- I ,_ illlil ~ , . ~ , - ’l‘ho I°‘rcilci| alvnliccl their titres, gi ini, thc dnllgur' to tllelr tonlmlllllca- -__ according to reports received harm ( ` mug with Men as ‘U result of me (SP¢l¢iB| i0 file Gulrdlill-) and are llolv only sixteen miles fronl ni ll‘rciil~.li advance ncarlllont-a-Moussoil, BERLIN, Jan. 21.-The Cologne ____ D

have scllt reinforcements tllcre and Gazelle l0‘lll1Y Dllllllshel-l the f°ll°Wl“g

have begun H battle. for the Dam sensational disclosures regarding Ger- ENGLAND T0 HUSBAND HER p

D ons . ._ .

illcll they lost during the past week. ml-I-n|,:“lv§g;;§n,1;ef-lrails?-ihce wanted RESoUR_c, ES' E" The Germans apparently have re- peace, and instructed an eminent 1,0N1)0N_ Jan, 21,-_How carefully p gained xt pol‘tion of them and are il ht- “Gill-Fill illlllomlli £0 ll\ll‘0(lll00 Dfellmln' Great Britain is guarding her financial cial

8 _ , .

-= -» l‘.f.¥..‘2“:.‘l‘;2‘.‘li..l‘; t.';':..‘si.' ...l":.“.-.‘.'.‘.l’.' l';“fl"'s.:‘l:;"§.;lf.:l:;.‘l..ill‘hl‘.:e:1

. E S

f B I i I I d I 1 oims’ lmmcularly "ear st Mime' Il0Blll0l1.li1 L0illl0ll lllltler English ill- been deemed necessary with the open- E 0 eguni. WIO SUCCGIG I1 Dalili HK and in Alsace, there have been fluence. He betrayed the secret to ing of the stock Exchange, Under legged theinaintcnunce of British i-lilo

tantry engagements, but on the the British Ambassador at Paris, who these regulations issues of capital. or in hole (lie arglilery Continues to he lll llllll l"9D°l`l~9ll ll- clillslllg ll llemen' the Dflriicllllltioll lil ISSUES. l`0l‘ l1i1il0l‘~ the moral and material progress of the le bus, at dolls sensation in London- Lord timings outside the Empire are abso- country and prociuiulcd the determina-

newspaper Stampa, Turili, italy, an- nounces that a British warship arrest-

Kerrer. a German officer oi’ high rank, lvho had been going to the United States on it secret mission. The news- paper lldds that the Count has linen landed at Gibraltar.

continues almost without cessation ice-breaker. Canada, sent by the Cana- fold from me Sea to me gm” h0rde,._ In dia the opinion of Iiritisii observers of

the mud of Flandersfltlie floods of thc :gaping open as late in winter as me

is -

wls llllllllu

lilliil llclulll N. sllllllll ltlillll llll slnll lil,lllll

ormer Steamer Earl Grey T now Used bythe Russian Government ont of Busi- ness. Sixteen Steamers

Frozen in-

(8p¢cis| to the Guardian.)

ARCHANGEL, Russia, Jail. 21.-The

n Government for the purpose of in

lillil lliilllllllli

hreefold Advance on Ger- man Allies Crushingly Suc- cessful and Threatens Ger- man Line of Communica- tion in Poland.

(Special to the Guardian.)

LONDON, Jail, ' 21.--ltussia's three-

assauit on the Germanic allies.

war, resumed steam-roller char-

ssible the port of Archangel, has actcristics alike ill the north, centre

en disabled. Sixteen steanlers have aild

changel is the only port in European in

south. ill the ilortll the advance East Prussia is reported threaten- thc German line of communication

Poland. Trench warfare continues

_ ' hich h s be.i open for -onl- itll small results t'or either side. but

lie something fro that llelil ny the .GENEVA. vm Paris. -lap. 21--The ,m,f.21,“d‘f,,,,,g ,fe ,,,,,‘,°.f ‘ 2‘,',,,

Illlsslalls confidently dwcil on

-_ what they call large German losses

Austrian resistance seems to have

cn to thcln.

I ,|. broken entirely, and Trzlilsylvzlnia lies lsl

(Special to the Guardian.)

2i.~--'l‘li.-

INDIA ENTHUSIASTICALLV SUPPORTS GREAT BRITAIN IN WAR.

tl'l"l`/\\\'A, Juli. :tif---lll.li:l's enthus-

astic l-o-opt-rlltioll ill thu wltr i.-l ldilfatcd ill thc oiiicial guzetto of ndiu just received by thc Government

volltuiliing it rcnlnrkublo series of

lcoclics by lucniliors of tho indian ioulicil. Scveiltccli of the indian cnllicrs spoke to ll resolution pro- oscd by one of them. A resolution expressing the determination of the cople of india to support the British ovcrnlnent to the utlnost and re- lllcsting the government of Intlia to orlnit tile people to share the finan-

burdcll imposed by the war. Each ill words of most iliovillg clo-

uence. asserted the justice of tho mpire‘s cause in the war, acknow-

ludla ns an essential colltlitioil of

6 am" Kitchener was sept to France- He lutelv prolllhlteu. issues for under- lion or the people of india, that they

Tile Russians have renewed .ofi'cn- threatened bonlbardnient of French innings outside (im Empire are ans-0 Wm, me peopigs of me 0¢_|\e,- Domin.

ive operations against Mlawa, a town Il0l`lS Hlld 1'0l`08ll fl`0lIl llle l"l'9l\¢ll luitted only where it is silo\vn there ions of the Empire were ready to

inch na., Changed |,,,,,.|s often since Gflverllmelll file lvell-lUl°W" *realy is urgent necessity for them- issues devote all their men and resources to

lin io suppress the ailuir, the truth has the Colllmellcelllelll (lf the Wal' and ll- consented. begun to be knowli regarding the chi- .appears as if they will a ain tt t

On the rest ol"'the Polisll front and gl" lg l"l'Hl1Ce- Wfllllli! llllllel ‘law gf l'eS0\ll‘COB 0! the COUHIFY Wllll fl \'lflW a

- - t , J 16. Ii t ful I f tl

"Second: Tile Germans filled the in Galicia’ Austrwcemmn attacks are `-1‘:ll\3l;1<l1ll7l agguzlgleatal bo;illl.is§r§" oi lsarllle sqccess prqsecm on 0 le

_ ewmmg m°.re iute"mm°m»“°‘f°l'dlllE the British troops and the Gerniaiis ----l-_ F

“'l‘hll‘d: The Germans forbade the to Russian report, which is generally opposing them. WILLS $100,000 T0

rief when big events ltreglmppening .Thef wrltler aft§rbi;::i.king duehaignw- GIRLS OF FUTURE.

h . _ ance ort e pro a ty tlat t e er- --

e Imssilalisionuillue to make pm man prisoners in many cases repre- CHICAGO, Jan. 21-The needy girls re" “g“"B "slr ll" °“tl’°S'~*l I" llle sent the solilewhat inferior elements of the next gelleratioll. or maybe of pl °“lll’-lllls between llllll°Wl“” and 01' G9l'mllllY'S f0l‘C9B. Says ihilt "there the one beyond that. will be the prin- mnsyivanla, seems to be a difference in the state cipul beneficiaries of the estate ot’ L The Germans explain menclion of Oi' leellllg of the German rank and the late Willianl G. Malll. head oi` thc .

file frolll that which existed some commission firnl bearing his nalne at ll _ _ -

it rcligions ccrclnoily_ Thu( morning their airships in dropping bombs oil weeks ago_,, 160 West Jackson Boolevardl lncnt as to the moral cliarilticr oi Mar-

llc received from Governor General-_towns and villages ill Norfolk, Eng- “Some of our prisoners,” the ob- $46,000 To Be in Trust. C on iilssmg. it telegram 'inviting lil11il|.mg_ by saying that they had been server continues, "now realize that a The bulk of the estate. valued at f

red on British airmen in ,um have victorious German advance is out of $46,000, according to the terms of thc

_ the question and tllat their duty is will filed f r bat _' st d y, ' to

“SlXth2 On Jillluilry 4, Cardinal ll'-‘ell llllsl’ ln Belgllllll and “°“°l"l' merely to bold ground. be held inotrlllgl) forelli; isllligw, lllirs. l

Mercier was tletzlined in his palace ing toareport from Holland have veil- “As regards physical well being, Aliora A. Maul, of 7128 Eggleston f llll illlll lilly- Dllrlilii tile Illorllliig. Lu,-ed 5,5 far as Essen, Rhgnigh P;-ng. it is doubtful il’ the Germalls are as avenue. After her death the money to

u' where they destmved some b“"d_ /well oi`t` as are the British. Tile Ger- shall be lieid in trust and invested n

man medical arrangements also are until the principal grows to $100,000, ‘Ili

autonloblle, ncconlpnllicd by soldiers -lllS5~ inferior, many civilian physicians at which time the nloncy silall be f

Holland has asked Germllllv f°f all without surgical experience being turned over to any institution exist-

l3lBSllliZ- V0" f7ll'00lllD@l flelllahded all explanation nf the report that (;e¢-man used. Two such doctors recently were ing lil the state for the support and . lnllnedlate reply. The Cardinal offer- nirships passed on their way to Eng. allowed to operate in one of our hos- [maintenance of needy girls. if no "

nd over Dutch territory pitals. Since they were without in-1 such institution exists ltt that tinle C _h I F ' i h I ‘strumcnts they were allowed to use the money shall be used to found one.

Ari' ‘lllke Chl" es "mc 9- e " '~° ,ours. They showed surprising lgnor- The money is to be known as the

ers of the locnl conlliiandailt to the the Austrian throne, has arrived ni. ance, ruining several instruments ill- "Florence Maul Gift," and is bequeath- , G0V0l'll0r ill Brussels. reported t0 the Ge;-mm, headquarters on a visit to tended for disarticulating ligaments, ed as a. memorial to Mr. Maul‘s only A'

he Emperor and Baron Burlan A“s_ by attempting to cut bones with them. daughter. the late Mrs. Florence Maul

not to conclude pence unless England for lnulci-tailings within the United the

Kingdom will be permitted only when oi'

E ll emi? _‘**‘ the Treasury is convinced tiicy are 0

o envelop the Ge;-man forces wmeh AIRSHIPS HAVE USURPED advisable in the national interest. S re holding the line of Mazurian Lakes WORK GF CAVALRV' The G°vemme"t View is that n “mu S

*W* , ' l I.

"First: The Germans seized froln and avenge lllemsell/95 for lllell' llefelll LONDON, Jan. 21.-A military ob- lirnllllllyoll-l)llll:l;ateillll Ctzllxsllllet-gatigilisnlllllllilt g

the printer Dessain at Malines 15.- at Tanneliburg. .. _ server at the British army.headquar- necessity of husbundlng thc financial 5

last

' After this they were not permitted to Hayes form

is expected that the conference of iorlty,” the writer says. "arc more in the work oi' aiding poor girls wllo Z -»------ ;ri'.:“s;l..ll. 'l.i..l.i::s";‘. i‘l§‘°."§.’ ::°.l:.::.';'ff°;:i;l 212:’ »

mans preselltetl thc cnrdiiml with tho -A“9tl`0'Gel'll'l“ns will 3° 0" W"-ll the mans. The excellence of staff work tributed' to many charities, although text ni’ a species of retraction which expedition for the subjugatlon of Ser- land high discipline ond thc thorough- hc was too busy ll niun to devote nillch 1' they demalldcd llc should sign. Tho hm 0|- tum their “mention to thc, [¢“5.|lless_ with which every military re- time to the lvork hilllscli' during his t

»quirenicilt has been provided for. life." C "Orders have been captured which Bequests of $1,000 pitch nrc made

lm'-I' [mm the Nflrlh “llll East .give minllte ilistrllctiolls for the care his brothers. liclljuniin 1.3 Mmn' of

With ull her other lwcllpatiolls, Elig- oi' clothing cquipmoilt null snnltution, Deliver, Colo., tllld ilurr_v A. Maul, of |

____ :hind ling fomui fm-(-0 1,, .mal Wm, the 1w_hichtshf;w lgrfilllt tioncfliollgllt :ind tl Passaic Place, N. J.; his sisicr, lllrs. n

o,r.,I,`WA’ J I 21__D H 1 ._ ..M I.. M H ' h I _ I N 1 iiilrll s aillnrl o ii cr or econonl cs. ` Fi. M. Adams, ot' Brookfield, Mass.; und mme agnres nlmmunced f§_(;]“;y’e‘i);',, T I “ “ll W ‘I lil" ieends ini? This minute care forthe well being is nephew, William G. Mnlil. Mr. Mnul k

'llll U9 U ll” lll Slllllllll “Ill “ll 'll' “C ' of the iioldicr so long as he can tight, died on December 22. The Continent- 1

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s RUSSIIII OFFICIAL

(Special to the Guardian.)

l‘E'i`ii.OGRAD, Jan. 2l.-Communl-

e Turkish rear guard, who retreated

is thought necessary, which points to

flurdiilul lllld given llilll the reply do- "`0'll'~lllEl-Wlllll Mlnlsmr ‘lf F°l`elgll Af‘ operate. Always Interested in Needy. W

Irs. is due there witlllll a. few days. But these points of German infer- Mr. Maul always was interested nectar [_-nwlcr and Uewnuve Impec_

lr Mcrccr, and was identified by the litter us it lnnn wllo had been many inlcs convicted of fraud. His last oilvit-.tion was its rot-clit ns January. 913, when he wil.-. soilinlicoll to eigh-

formidabie powers of resistance." ALIEN SITUATION iN FORT i

The latter part of the eye~witness's w||_LlA|v|

report discusses the part aviation is is n£¢oM|NG s5n|_0US_

playing in the military operations. In _-

this connection the observer says: OTTAWA, Ont., Jail. 21.-Gelleral

“Aviation has profoundly modlneu slr william Otter has found lt neces-

warfore by eliminating the element sary to go to Fort William and Port 0l B\ll‘ill'lB0. fOr B0 lopg as the weath- Arthur to deal with the alien ollclny .er permits aerial reconnaissance it is situation, which has become rallior impossible to carry out any great con- serious. No less than 1.400 aliens centration or movement of troops by have been registered in the twill cities, day within a considerable radius with-,lmost of wllom will be lnterned. The out being discovered. Especially in problem confronting the authorities is the present form of warfare, have the to provide work for them, more partic-

ties,

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orif

lid

maintenance of the Empire. All

tllenl spoke of thc despatch of the

xpcditiollary force from Illdia and the tilkiilg fcaturc of this is that the entinlent of India is one of extreme ratitnde to the Government for per- mitting indians to take part in the ruggie. Their pride of race has been roused apparently as never before.

INED FOR GIVING

FALSE CERTIFICATE

OF CHARACTER.

LONDON, Jail. 21.-At Bow street olice collrt, Sir James Herbert Ilen-

Bt described as a financier, of

Y. -. - llchnlond~gardcns, W.. surrendered o ills hail to answer a charge oi’ hav- lg oil Sept. I5 made a false state-

us Barlhropp, intending it to bc ln-led or the purpose of his entry iilto ills Mujcsty's military forces.

Thc Director of Public Prosecu- ions stated that oil Sept I5 last a. ornl of application i'or appointment

it temporary commission in the

rmy during the war was received t thc War Office from it person named arcus iiartliropp. Attached to the ornl was a certificate of character, signed by the prisoner, in thc 'follow- lg terms: I hereby certify to thc good moral haractcr of Marcus Ilartllropp for the

four years.

On Sept. 23, a comnlission was railtcd to Barthropp, but soon after- wards ill collsequcllce of certain in-

ntion that reached the authori- lie was ordered to attend at the Oilil-c Ile did so, and Chief in-

lnolltils' iliiprisoillliont at Exeter

)unrlcr Sessions. Tilcrcfnrc thc stato- ncnt of thu prlsollcr thnt he could

t_v':i.s"io his moral t-llaractcr for

llc lust four _vt-urs was qllitc untrue,

nillst haivo bi-cn llnlruo to ills

llowlcdgo. Sir John Dir-kilisoli obscrvcd that t wlis not suillcicnt for a mall wllo signed slit-ll a certificate to say he knew nothing to thc contrary. It was mpossible to get behind the definite wording of thc certificate, and the prisoner would be fined £20. with £3 Zis. costs.

l`l|E IEITIIER

TIIE TElPEllTI|:E

TIDE, l00 , ETC.

(Special to The Guardian)

TORONTO, Jan. 22.-Maritime:

North and North-west winds; fair and

out and for December the exports were

JAPAN TREATS WAR PRISONERS

desire of the Jopangge ruler to relieve

cr war, and gives assurance that all

treated with the greatest be)ievolenco. none baingiu an unhappy state..

six millions higher than the Imports. Leaving out coin and bullion imports the total imports were just a little more than the exports.

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, WELL.

ROME. Jan. 21.-The Osaei-votre

Romano publishes e telegram dated

saturday, 1:31? the Emperor of Japan to Pope Be ict, expressing the warm

the ills resulting from the war.

The Emperor addr in his telegram

that no Japanese soldiers are being kept in a hostile country an prleonorl

prisoners of wer in Japan are being

Minlrd'l Mniniont _Carol itheulnstllm

, - .--_-‘,#.,.'=~,-_»,I1>.”,'I_

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,greater than those ot. the Allin.

"January 18th, we occui>l8ll Artill-

lloutch, lil Trallscaucasia. near the Turkish border. A torpedo boat. sent to the Asia Minor coast sank twelve vessels with cargoes near Aroavn. _ "In other sections there is no par- ticular change."

I FIIEIICII OFF IIIIIL

(8 octal to the Guardian.)

PAM; Jan. 21.-An otiiciol state-

ment wss issued as followsz-

" Recent German communications

regarding French losses in the lalt few weeks are entirely erroneous. Our losses are les! by more than half those

given by the Gorman General Staff.

oreover, it has been found that,

estimating by the dead left on the field. that in all the actions in recent months the Gorman losses have been

gards reconnaissance, been usurped to have them compete with Canadiall by the llyips corps-" labour. A number or the aliens will

probably be sent to clear the experi-

1-A1-1-gggg gugy mental farm in North Ontario. Others

|N g|_p ¢°gN~|-gy, will be sent to a camp to be establish-

LONDON' JUL 31___-me war img ed in the west. and General Otter will

Kwan that queer ¢nde,m¢n_ the gn. return to Ottawa, but later on expects toocr, his chance. Hundreds of Can- to make a triil illl'0\1Kh 10 the l’l1<'iilil

adiantl haveBblee‘n decogiated hwith IEA- 00°!!-

,s anno ers sveco-

lll. 'i§.l‘.li'l§l. .....l’n..n.n.. in._¢.,..nl.tl.. MAKING sHnAi=~sl. ron Anmv words, "Death to the Germans." 01' ¢°M53

"Down with the Germans." and Tom- l5F°RE SERVING ON JURY-

enersll refers tl-lotic designs.

mild? as a yblllidog minding by the MONTREAL, Jan. 21.-The making Union Jack. 'of lhrapnei. ammunition and warm

Men who have fought and been mltts and clothing for the imperial

wounded sometimes have o record of forces is of more immediate import- the engagements in which they have ence. than serving on a jury was the taken part tattooed on their bodies. decision to-day Of Mr -ll\Bil¢8 Clllf-

lt is ii common thing for naval mon bonaoau. who excused two .iurvmell

to have a memorial cross in memory fl'°l'\fl- lilellllllllce ll! ¢0lll'i 0" H Clllll uf a W", 9|- mqghm-_ A;-my qmggfg calielbecauee of their being foremen frequently prefer the badge or their' in works making shrapnci, clothing.

fitninalu' billniovt-ein omlluims,

|dinerd'| Llnilqlit carol Ulrglt.-ll cowl ‘

regiment.. etc..-fond were working on runh ordorn.

former functions of the cavalry, as re- ularly as it is not considered desirable ,cclisiderably colder.

THE WEATHER.-Snow fell yes-

terday to the depth of about six in- ches, partly clearing et night.

The highest temperature recorded

yesterday was 34 degrees above nero ,and the lowest 27 deg. above. At 0 a.ln. it was 34 deg. above and at 9 p. m. 27 deg. above. .

The tide will hc high this afternoon

at 8.20 and tomorrow at 3.59; it will be high tomorrow morning at 4.04 and Sunday at 5.03.

Tile sun sets this afternoon at 4.51

and tomorrow at 4.53; it risen tomor- row nloniing and Saturday at 7.31.

Tile moon sets tonight at ll. There was a new moon on Friday.

Jan. 15tll,l\t 10.42 n. m.

The tirlit quarter of the moon vlliil

be on Saturday, January 28rd at 1.34 a. m.

The length of today will bo nine

hours and nineteen minutes.

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