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The Attack is Fierce an

Many Shells are Raining on the City in Revenge for FormerDefeatbyRussians.

(Special to the Guardian.)

l’E'l‘l{0GllAD, March 3.-A t`oi-into.

able boiiiburdinent ot' the Polish city ot Ossowiec has been couiineucetl by l»‘leld Mnrsiial Von llindenburg`s army tying on the Bobr ltivcr. According lu scini-oilicial advices the Gertnaiis ure expending at vast amount ot` shells in ilie caiinoiiailo on Ossowiec in rc- vcngo t`or their defeat by the liussiaii ni Przusiiyz.

_ Strait.

S ecial to the Guardian

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l’AltlS, March 3.--'1‘lic l-lavns News is separated from the llardaiiellcs by

BOMBARDMENT OF 0

THE Di-iRl)llNELLES

dtargest Bombarding Fleet in History of E the

World, Fifty-tivo Warshtps liow Engaged i Demolishing the Forts on Both Sides of th Strait. The Forts One by One Being Reduced and Some of the Ships are Well into th

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liontlii' on ilu- Gulf ot' Soros, which

An itttciiipi by the Austi-inns to Agciicy gave out adespatcli this alter- the Gallipoli Peiiliisula."

pierce tlie_llussiiiii front near Lupkow cndcil in iullure. Tho Austriiiiis su tered severe losses in that region an

noon concerniiig ustitteiiieiit publish-

tliat. tho Allied ileet resunicd bombard

|'. cd in the Paris Matin this morning. (Special, to the Guardian.)

d - I . _ . _

port of tlieiruriny has been e-nntp(-,lien ment ot' the Dariiunclles yesterday LONDON, March ll,--A despatch to to retire. The Gorman for-wg that (Tuesdtiy) iiioruing. ll.outor's Telcgratn Goinpuiiy from

wore defcateil nt i'rzasnyi1 are stt

|| ’l`lie despatch, which is dated Athens Athens says!

retiring. hotly pursued by ltussinn lllarcli 2. Flltlllsi "'l‘lie Allied ilcet to-day bonibarded

cossiicks.

40,000 Tllllll|3H

(Special to the Guardian.)

l'l-J'l‘ltOGltAl), March 3.-Oillcial re-

turns show that up to Feb, 13th. 40,000 'l‘urkisli prisoners, including 527 oth-

“ The boinbardiut-iit oi' the interior

t'ortiiii:iiiloiis oi' the iinradiiellcs ,wus

thc sceiio, ilvt- oi' whicli eiiterf-.d the

resumed iliis morning. The Allies 'on the Asiatic side ot' the inside i |liavc ai total ol' lilly-two warships on the llarduiiellt-s. ’l`lic telegraph sta-

Strults. While this iuovcineut was 'l`he boinb-.irdinent was carrletl out b

and reduced to silence ilie forts ot' llariluunnsf llaiiiidych and ’l‘clieniorllk

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tion at llezikia also was iteniotishod.

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D U going on four ui’ tht- battle-slilps bt-gun :nine ships. wliiclt advanced two miles | the boinbzirdniciit of Turkish positions up the Straits."

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0illMON lHO0PS

00Sll0lll UST

i-ers, passed through Pyatigork since l

the war began, on the wny to thc interior of Russia. lu

Pll0MlNllll l0Wllll

MUll0llli0 IN H0lll0X

(Special to The Guardian)

llAl_.il"AX, March St.-James ll.

Jolinsoii, a protninciit colored barris- ter, was .shot and killed in his own dining room to-night during an alter- cation with his brother-iii-law, llarrv Allen, (colored) of Windsor Junction. .\llt-n was arrested.

AT MERCY OF SKUNKS IF NEW LAW PASSES.

ANGUSTA, March 2.--One ot tht-

nieasures to come up for a hearing before the committee on fish and game this week is a bill prolilbitiiig the kill- ing of all kinds oi' wild animals be- twt-en sunset and sunrise. One watch- t`iil legislator points out that the en- itctineiit of such a lnw might cause un- expected complications.

"Take skunks. i'or instance," ho

Says. "Suppose l should be going home i'roin the grunge liail some night und one oi’ the critters turned loose on mc. l would not be allowed to kill him, even in self tlefeiice. l suppose thc framers of the bill would want me to turn the other clieekfproviding ho hit me iii the cheek. You can put me down as being one of those who are going to vote against it.”

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0808-11-:!lmtt._

BiAu'rv`°cui.`runirTLsureartu-

mis hair removed without pain. latest method. Scalp treatment and Hlhselng for thin hair. Danni-ull' removed. guaranteed. » Shampoolnlt ll !D9clalit,y.- All kinds of hair 300101 made up. Mrs. White, ?Queen Hotel.

780-2-27mtt

(Special to the Guardian.)

l.O.\'D()N. Mart-li Il.--An Aiiistertlain

dcspatcli to ilic Express says Emperor \’i-'illiam is expected to go to the t'roiit vt-ry soon to witness the series ol' attacks iii \\Tt-st l"‘laiitlors, for which the Geinlaus are pre-pai'liig. Many tresli Germaii troops are poiit-ing into ltelgiunt.

000l0'S 000W 0l|N0

SlNl i0 NEW l00K

Nl*l\\"Yt)ltl{, l\l-arch :_---'i`lio Amer-

lt-uii [lag which tit-W ove_r the stcain- ship Dacia. captured last wee-lt by ai Frencli cruiser, and taken into Brest. has been hauled down and the lliiiteil States consul at Brest, is sending the ships crew back to New York, ac- cording to cnblegraius received here today.

l'r\ltlS, illnrt-li l.-'l`hc French lor-

eign oilice is not yet oillcially cogniz- ant of the Dacia cast-, the-Gerinaii steamer which took out American 're- gistry shorty alter the opening oi' hos- tilities and which was captured by a Freiicli cruiser while on her way front tlio United States to Gt.-rniaiiy with ii cargo oi' cotton.

Otllclnls in tht- iiiarinc dcpartiiieiit

explained ioilay that the case ot' the vcsscl would cotiie before tht- prize lribuiinl lu Paris, which is accorded two months time to arrive at a decis- itiii.

SAYS THAT “WAR"

BABIES ARE HEALTHIER

l'.\ItlS. Mari-lt l.~--l’roft-ssor l’iiiarii.

oi' ilic Ai-nil(-iiiy ot' Modiciiii,-, coli- tribiiics nn article tothe Matin sliowiiig that "war cliildri-ii' uri: stroitgt-r und lionliltici* than ilu-ir prt-tlcci-ssors_ ‘and that l-‘rant-c is rnpidly rt-.putriiig lu-r bi-title lossi-s.‘

An iiiuilysis ot' the l’nris statistics

lor ilu- lust six inouihs rt-,vculs dini- liiuiitiii ol` the il(-aili ruit- niinuii-I tiiotlit-rs and cliildrt-u uiitl at dccrciisi- in ilic nuinlict' ol clil|ili'i-H born dciui. ltr. l’l||:ii'il fiirtlici' iisscits ilini, u_ii oxtt-iisivc <foiiipni'iso|i o|` liviiii! “lill- tlreii ii-ith tliosc horn curlicr sliows tlnit the average wt-ight ot' “whi- babit-s" is considerably higher thnit it used to bc. This ho considers due to the giving of iinturtil instead ot artificial nourishment by the tnotli- cra in consequence ol' thc more seri- ous attitude they take to their duty to the State, _ »'l`liis, .says the protessor. _is 0110 niorr- instance oi' the spirit ot regen- eration tiiiimatiiig lfrniit-0.

'l‘ H 1*] “'13 A 'l‘lIE R.

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TIDE, MOON. ETC.

(Special to The Guardian) _ 'l‘t)ltON'i’O. hlarcli 4.-lvlaritiinez

Strong winds and inotlernle gales; nortli-westerly to northerly. tle<=\'€i1S- ing to north; fair and colder.

THE WEATHER.--Yesterilay was

inild and clear all day with ilgiit snowfall in the evening; -clearing at night.

The lowest teinperaiurc recorded

for Tuesday night is 21 deg. above zero and the lowest ot' yesterday is 24 deg. above. At 9 n.in. yesterday it was 24 deg. above. At 9 p.in. it was 25 deg. above. The highest of the di-iy was 32 deg, above. _ "

'l`l'ie tide will he high this afternoon

at 12.33 and tomorrow at 1.04; it Will be hlgli tomorrow morning- at 1.03 rind Saturday at 1.5\-

'i`l\e sun sets this afternoon at 5.52

and tomorrow at 5.54; it rises tomor- row mornlng at 6.31 and Saturday at 6.211.

The moon rises tonight at 8.30. 'Pliers-'was ti lull moon on Monday,

iitareii ist, at 2-38 D. m.

The last quarter of the inoon will

be on Monday. March R. at 8.28 a. ui.

The length ot today will be eleven

hours and nineteen minutes.

__________...__._._-_.- Mihai-d'a Lintiment Cures Nein-ulglo.

Mimn-d‘a binimeat cnreepiphtherll-

(Special tothe Guardian.)

()'l"l‘A\\"A, March Ii.-'I`lie following

casualties in the (‘-anadiau Expedition- ury Force- were aiinotiiiccd this after- noon by ilic Depurtuient of Militia and Defeiice:---Secoiitl Buttuliou, wounded. l.uiice-tforporal Fred t`rt=ckcnton. gun- shot woiiiitl, neck atul slioulder; next ot' kin, Alice t`recke-iitou, Ill 'l`il>batt’s ltoud, Road. Loiidoii, Eiiglniitl.

Tliirieentli lluttalion, died of

wounds, Feb, :l~i, Private G-eorgo William Eadle; next ot' kin. l<`. T. lfladle. 84 Aylwin Street. ltlontreal.

Divisional (‘_vcle tfonipany, died ot'

wounds, Feb. 24, l’t'i\-ate A. P. Peattic, forinerly Ninth Battalion; next of kin. Mrs Pt-little, Annan., Scotland.

'l`he death oi' l’rivatr-. Endle indicates

tliut. the Tliirtceiitli Battalion, which was composed principally of the l<‘iftli Royal Highlanders, oi’ Montreal. has been in action.

BRITAIN NEEDS A COALITION.

LONDON, Feb. 26.- A growlni-:

opinion exists in intorined circles lierc that ii Coiiltiou Government. must be i`orined in Great Britain before very long. A coalition is needed to insure ilie passage ol` furtlit-r nieasurcs re- garding industry. it is clear to those ivlio look beneath the surface that tht- ullied nations must concentrate their energies solely to the business of rais- ing and equipping armies. This means that this country must bc or- ganized t`or the purpose ot` war as thoroughly as the units in the iield.

The opinion is growing that this

task is too gre-ut for one party anti that coalition is necessary in order that the responsibility can be distribut- ed aiuoiig all political sections. Ai. present only half the political talent oi' the country is einployed.

Aiiiougsi thc iiicusuri-s rctilllrltll is

tin- rt-giilntion oi' artiiuiiit-iii produc- tion, which involves Govt-riiiiiiiiit cuti- trol hoili ot' employers and workmt.-.u, and also some bt-,i,ii-r tuciliods ot' pre- venting tht- contitiueii slow rt-criiltiiu: ot' new armies [ruin doplt-ting iiuliia- trlcs, which uri-, as assi-iiiial as i-lic army itself to ilu- i-aiiccoi-is oi' tho war.

'l‘he litipcrial ilotiicrctitzte is thc sub-

ject oi' iuut~h tliscusslon. 'l`licru is no doubt, that it i`avoriibli: word from thc t‘:ii\mlinii Govor|ii'iii_-iii would dt-cidi-, tho issue. A itiet-tint: ol' the responsi- ble Ministers ot Grctti, llritalii anti tht- l')oninioii.s to discuss any peucc settle- nit-iit is essential. Canada should act. linpcrlally and join Australia in rc- questing ii conference. lu the event of the forination of a Coalition Gov- ernment iii Great Britain, u confer- eiict- is assured before pence negotia- tions are started.

MADE SURE SHE WAS

KNOWN AS NEUTRAL

NEW YORK, March Il.-Tilt- Ani-

erican liner New York iirrived today from Liverpool after having taken unusual pains to make known her nationality. while passing through the wnr zone. Extraordinary precau-- tions aguinst iniiir-.s were obscrved,to the extent ot' having the lifeboais swung outward rt-ndy for inmiediate use it necessary,

The New York left her dock iti

I.iverpool'shortly after niidiiiglit, Feb. 20. Her lights were all lighted as she steamed out to sea; .searchlights play- ed on Ainerli.-an flags, which iiew from almost every mast. The .ship remained ablaze tiiitil safe writers were reached.

To guard against the possibility of

contact with mines a sharp lookout was rnaixitainpd and everything aboard was in readiness lor lauiicliliig life- hoats in case a inlne were encoun- tered.

CULTIVATE ALL ` IUT CEMETERIES.

LONDON, March 3.--A despatch

from Venice says: "Having been un- ahle to obtain any ilour, ‘150 bakers out of a total of .700 in Vienna have eiorietl their shops iudetlnitoly. Alt vacant. lands, including the unused

portion of-the great central cemetery are bein! used- tor growing potatoes and other vegetables." - .

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Have Repulsed Every Germa

Attack. At one Point Cap turing 6000 Prisoners Be sides Gun and Ammunitio

(Special to the Guardian.)

statement to-day:-

livered attacks in the region o Ossowetz. Many attempts by th

repiilst-d. ln the rt-giou ot' Groduo ant

We took by assault the village of Ke

coil-iplctc success to ri-pulse attaclt of the Austrians. 'l‘lie Gcriiiniis d

ponies. lt East Galicia. the Austrian

river Loztiitza suffered a very seriou check from our troops while iightiii

the village of Krasna. The followiii

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guns and it large quantity of regimen and division trains."

(Special to the Guardian.)

have been demolished and their gun silciiced, according to a tlcspattl

Nortlit-rii l’olnnd, nc-ar the l’i-nssia iroiiticr. lt ie; one ot tht- points o

Priissla.

SUMMARY 0F THE SlTUl\l'l0h

(Special to the Guardian.) I.().\|)().\`, liilurcli ll.-iii their deie

drive tht- ltiissinns out of Galicia. th Austro-German armies which for som weeks have been on the Galician sid

last few days. made repeated attempt

ments, but wltlioiit success.

torinaiioii. they threw themselves against the Russians holding strong positions, thc Austro-Gorinaiis have attacked again :ind again, iii split- oi' tho heavy loss(-s which this k'iiiil of lighting entails. Yesterday, according to a Russian oilicinl account. the Aus- trians dclivorod furious attacks be- tween Onduwu and San ltivers, only to be tlirowii back, as they were in their previous efforts, while the Ger- mans inatle several vain attempts around lioziouwka and Ilojaitka, at the latter point losing tivo companies, which were surrounded and annihil- ntcd. No estiinates have been pitb- lislictl of thc losses sustaiiied by the Gerinaii arniies in 'their oit`ort.s to break through the ltusslaii litics at these places, but they ure holiovcd to have bt-cu \'t~i'y lictiv_\', as thi- ltiii-tsiitii

positions wt-rc tilitiosi iiiiprclliinlilt-_

ltt-gnrillng the Austrians' nitmnpi to

otiiilauk thi- ltusslnits in lie.-ti.i~rii iinllcizi. two ltiissiiiii oilicizil reports in siirccssiou have rcportt-tl that the Auiriuiis siiiii-t~¢~il sew-ro ri-verses, and _vcstoi'ilziy they lost in prlsoiif-rs :iloiio more than |l,i)ti0 inrii. 'l`hc ltiissiaiis cupiiircd it nunil»t-r ol` guns uiul ii large *tliaitiity ot' trniispori itiuicriiil.

()ii tht- oilu-r t-xtreme wing iii North

i’olziiul, the Gi-rniniis linvi- rather nssuntcil ilu- di-ft-iisivc or nrt- ri-tiring, except ni tlssoivi-tv., wlicrc ilicy cun- tiiiuc to boinbartl tht- fortress.

I’~ct‘liti ri.-ports unoi‘llcinll_v that ut

this point the Gerinaiis silenced two of tht- forts in ilu-.lr attempt to ap- proach tlic city. but were repulsed by the Russians. The Germans. while clnimiiig stu-ct-ss near Augusiowo. where they captured 1,500 prisoners among the llussian forces. admit they linve wltlidrnivn their advaiii-e guards south of liilyss_\'iiie<-. _and the llussinus are feeling their way forwtird to north- west oi' l"i~zus|iysv.. The fact seems to be that thi- llussiaiis are ntlvaiiciiig along ilu- whole northern line. but very slowly, because mud impedes the movement ot' guns and transport wagons. 'i`liP_\' were able to reliii'oi'ce armies ut t-vi-ry point and are con- sidered iii us good positions as the Gerinans. who have left the railways behind the-nt.

So t'ur as wc are coiicerned the

Frencli otl`eiisl\-c in the Cliampagne region continues to be the outstand- ing featiire oi` the campaign. There has been iiglitltig at other points. but none to eoinpiire in importance with that in ,C-liaiiipagiie.

With the Allied flee-t again bombard-

itig the Dardanelles and the itiissiims pushing the intensive in the (‘-aucasus, the near Eeast is again coming into the limelight. The Russians scored ii siii-costs in the capture of the Turkish port of lihopa on the Black Sea, from which the Turkish army drew part of its supplies. The Turks are conceit- trating strong forces for the defence of Constantinople. and the Balkan States are watching the operations with intlinse interest. Success or fail- ure ot the Allies' attempt to open the Straits moans much to the llalkan nations.

Great Britain has not replied to the

American note addressed to both her and Germany re-ga'rding the naval war '/.one and (ood shipments.

Mltuird’s Llnimeni. Cures Rhcuuiatlsm.

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l’l~J'l‘ltUGltAD, lllurcii 2i.~'l‘lic Rus-

sian \Vii.r Oillco issued the following

"‘iietwecn the Nlnieu ami Vistiila, l\ortliern Poland. the (jomnnnn ne- »

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oiiciiiy to approach the fortress \vct'c (From our Qwn Reporter)

l U’l"l`A\VA, lvinrcli 3.-liiiercst in

Parliuiiiciit to-day was coniliit.-ri to the exposure oi' 1-lon. Wm. l’ugsley`s at-

jen, ou the left bank ot ltiver Amo- 0-;l(?upiE1£0q‘i?,;;1l;¢;',fr0nx mb bum( Un lm lelf. wliere_ we took prisoners, includ- mg le" 0""“°0"s' "“"‘l’“"s ‘lf Sollllefs- ment for taxing the iiirint-rs’ fertilizer and we also ciiptiircd t_\\'o rapid ilre rp. was pm rigm wppu it was pxp|nin guns* I" um (“"l’“U““'li‘- l"‘lW‘»"’" cd that squid wus not a fertilizer, no Oiulawn and San, wc continue with was it mxei

other sections on thi- whole front, our troops contlnue lo make progress.

r.

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5 Lean was forced to agree to it bein

and crossing the river and occupying pm in the revised copy H is Sul,

_ _ l-T that a Saskatchewan Liberal was guil

“M we took 6000 prulolwrs' with M ty oi' :iii even more llagraui rust- o

onlcem 4 m““‘°“' °‘*“'e" mlm ""9 inutllizing the reports ami his expo

5 tim and correct report of thc dt-batc

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printed to-day in the Cologne Gazette. Ossowow' ‘H an "“p°rt“"t' fortress in to lit-'iii its reliability. otlicrivlse ut-ws

n _ ~ . .. .

iillf-i‘ ilu-ir recent i-em-at from I-Ins

ot` the Cnrpatliians have, during the

to break through tho Russian cntrencli~

Since Suiiday last. when in masse-tl

" Hansard to Hide

Completely llefuted Kitchener.

l` __ .___

S Mr. lhigslcy, ii was iliscovt-rt-d io

by Liberals is becoming a scandal.

! V _ I _ _ l -" A. K. Mt-l.eaii`s denunciation ot' the

wio viort. telcndiiig passages on the |m,dL._in-.(-,Hman campaign was Ms

S omitted i'roin Hansard and Mr. Mc

0 sure will not bt- long deliiyetl.

it may be explained for tht- salt

- House. lt is .supposed to lic it verbti

t'or the use oi' present and tiituri- gen e‘t'atioiis_ its very value- is siipposet

paper rt-ports would be oi ei|ii.il \.tlut

f Mcnibers have ali-vays been ztllowt-i

lihm, _lofltmxd lin? N’ which some latitiulc in revising their sp(-ct-li

" A 'H ' rm) ‘en hack cs, such as correcting clcriciil uni

0 typograpliical errors. iiiid revisiiig' and

iinproviiig the diction. _

Become Embarassing. Halifax Chronicle’

I, Report of lllusage of Nova Scotia Battalio

Yesterday lic denounced the Govern-

r

. _ p day, inutiltitcd thc llaitsard report to

HYer.“\."“"'leS° Mmuks 1" U1” "“l'U"“ rt-iiiove tlit- evidence ol' his ignorance ot lxoziouwkn and ltojuiiltii. At tho HL. was nm seen in liapyianmm wyyuy mucr PIM" We Bu"°`"“"l@‘l U' 0“V°`1°l" This mutilation ot’ Hansard reports ing and auiiiliiluted two German coin-

0

g q . 1 Tin- st-ainiitions soitenients regard- that he has been killed is wholly dis-

P

f the uiiiiiitiatcd that Haiisurd is tht-

llEllLlN. Marcli 3.-Two ilussi-in 0 .~ . - f. - .

runs ul OSSGWCIL Russian P0lm;d otliiial record of proceetliiits ot tht

S

lt is controi'_v to all precedent as

well as common hoiiesty. if not the cxact rules, to cliaiigt- the matter or

Statements That Migh

by Cable from Lor

to oliiniiuttc t-itil»ai'i‘assiiip,; reiiiark lint the Lib<-rals have adopted it nc

. coolly gone to the llausard reporter - and had thc oticiidiiig reference r

iiiovt-d.

lit thc boot investigation tlit- onl

M

i

- l`<-nturc was tht- iight oi' E. M. u<;--

liotiald to prevent the Aiiii-i'lttaii urn

. This gentlciiinti was the cliiei oi' th

“blockers' brigade" employed by S \\'ili'rid Laurier to stifle graft inqu

- truth and fairness as when lighting

cover up the sins of his colleagues.

- ing ilu- tr(-aiinent aifurilctl thc Nov

ii

t' Scotia Battalion :it Salisbury Pla

. it has been the p.1rtitul.ir busines ot' the l~lalit`ax ('lironiclt- to give pu

the lloiisi- to-day .show tht- falsehoo

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YESTERDAY iii THE lMt1titt1tHitlitttt.

House or commons H1018 Sllllttl

-futscoverea that Liberal members ina mutilated Casuattiesoftittes Lenihan

t 600 Killed and Wounded

Despite Heavv Fire From

5 the Enemy.

n '*'_' _"ri

(Special to the Guardian.)

LONDON March 3.-A 'News

Agency despatch from Athens states

that the batteries ol' Kalid Babr and

l-‘nrt Siiltane, guarding the narrowest part ot the Dardanelles, were silenced, but this has not been oliicially con- tiriued. it is said the losses of British and Freiicli killed and wounded is less

S- than 600, despite the iierceness ot the W ure to which the Allied fleet was sub-

procedure. 'l‘liree times rect-iitly. and jeete¢1_

now twice in the saine debate, have

Liberal ineinbers who have mad ,

stateiiieiits which might later prov G

of roiisidcrablc political annoyance V

L* I 0

“' ttiiitnrtuistiitiz

_V

)` '

. boot report being placed in t-vldeiicc. (Special to the Guardian.)

c .\'l~l\V YORK, March lt.-A special

ir to thc London Daily Express and

i- New York lierald'iroui Geneva says

ries. Even in opposition Mr, Mac- that for nearly F“'° “mill-UB 110'-NHS Donald is as bitter an opponent of has been heard ofthe German Crown

t

0 Prince, either from military head-

uerters or from Berlin The report

A credited, but his sudden retirement q into obscurity has been the cause of

3 here from Innsbruck states that he is _,in disgrace and by the Kaiser’s ex-

1.

- were conipleit-l_\' refiitcil to-day. lllucll SD@U\ilal-l0l\- NCWS ¥'eC9lV9d

_ , , . .b

lit-ity to these reports. Fables read in | press coinniand living in seclusion lu

d

S ' Berlin.

- piiblisliotl by this joiirntil, and Lord ---~_---_.*

l tween the tlii't`erciit reginit-nts ot' th - Vatiadian division. Lord liitclii-iie

l stop siitli iiiiliut- staiciiif-iils 'lli

- throiiiclt-'s iorti-spoiitlciit sent this

liitclteiit-i"s denial is 1-inpliatic that

- no discriniiiintion had been made lic-

0l§llM0ll 0ll0l0ll ;: 000000008 W0ll$0W

9 I'

l report i|r.st .ind eiiquiretl .itterwards ”`""""

the truth liecablcd to stop public

it blow at the Government oven cowardly and without justification.

as to its trtitli. \\'hen informed ot’

. suggests that some steps be taken t

“_ (Special to The Guardian)

tion but thc tlltrotiicle could not rests

L \V.-\ltSA\‘i'. March 3.-A German if aviator to-day bombarded Warsaw.

lllost ol' the bombs fell in the residen- tial districts. many- windows were shattered but there were no casualties.

,-_-,-._,_ ,____.__.__. ».V.._._,__-__._ .H -_

niinailoii to rt-lit-vc l’r‘/.tztnysl null- ST*

l iiiconiaiius.

5 At the -spt-cial st-rvicc lti St. Jaiiics

Cliiircli iiall last evening, the lt(-v. Ui' Fullerton spoke on Nieodoinus. one o

he most lovable cliatai ters who i ross

`iusiiiii wiisiits

11 (Special to the Guardian.)

i.(lNl)()N, hlarcli 3.-Aiistrian wa

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isee is-associated in most oi' our minds with a grt-at doul ol conicnipt. but

character, mi-.n oi` high ospiratioiis. men who made great sacrilices for the good oi' others. The Plinrist-tts wort- trniiicd to look upon religion as it sphere oi' culturc, and had no s_\'in- pathy with ii religion which had for its aiiu ltlit- upllftiiig ol thc dowiitroililci and thc salvation of ilit- fallt-ii. l’hui‘- ,isaisin had becoint- ii rt-ligion ot' cere- monial, aiul at the time ot Jesus tfliri,-st only custom gave it an t-xciisc for its coiitiiiucd existence-. Tlicrt- was no vitality in ii; only iii iiidlvitluril cases

1 was tlicro ri-al t-oiiiinuiilon with God. -A man is largely moulded by his cir- ciiiiistttin-rs, and oven God cannot cliiiiigc it nittii`s i‘|ivit'oiiiiit-tit. iliougli llc 1-:iii cluiiigc ti ttiaii :iiul tuiiltt- hint rist- :uipt-riot' to his ciririinisianct-s. l<lvi-ry l’liatri:»'t-i-. bf-licvi-il his <:o.:.‘ti- it bt- pcrft-t'iioi|. bt-iicvi-rl ilial .]i-r|isti- lt-in was giwali-i' tliiiii ltonic, that ilu- teinplc was inoru niztgiiiilt-t-tit than any ot' iliosi- of ilit- Piiganii world, l'}vci'ytliii|g in rt-ligiiui uiiil lu-lii~i` ol‘ thc i'liuriscc was cztlciilutt-il to iualti- hliii si-cptli-ol about iniiovtiiions, nindi- liiiii sell'-stiilsiit-d. and unwilling io uc- ct-p`t thc advent ot" Ji-sus t‘lii'ist as ilu- promiscd Most-siali. , Nlcotlctnus was one oi` this ctisti-,

and on the only tlircc occasions on whlcli he is mentioned in tho New Testament, we read that he came by night to seo i`hrist. Why did he so- lcct the night t`or this purpose? \\'h_\' did ho not come lu' broad day-liglit'.’ It was probably because in the silt-iice oi' the night he could best enter into -cotnniuiilon with Christ; probably he- ciiiise he was timid and prudciit. ’l`lit'- advciit oi` (‘lirist had canst-tl :i stir in Jernsaleni. The leaders ot' tht- Jewish Church felt they were losing their power, and for Nicodetnus to go in

l

broad day-light and enter into com mnnlon with llini might bring hln

into tlisrepute with liisaisstii-att-s.

\\'r- had ninny cxainples oi' ilu- timid

Nleotleiiius in ull ages, and wi- wr-ri- iiot witlioiii ilieni to-dii_v. 'l`he_v do not wish to come out too strongly iii \support of their prliiclplos lost they might lost- some oi' their pt-rsoiial po- pularity' or profit. They sat-riiit-e their principles t'or tiu- sake ot' politics. They sacriiici- their opportunities for the sake of ii l't-w cranks who think they know i-vt-rytliing undt-r the sun. lt might have been lack oi' courage on the part of Nicodeinus: he did not wish to sacrifice- thi- good opiiiioti ot' his fellows until hi- was sure he was on ilie right track ot' the Messlali. On the face of the whole story, however, his going out in the night to st-ek Christ was justified by the fact that he became a disciple oi (lhrlst. lie wns intensely religious; not the kind of religion that delights in long pray- ers, or in preaching nt the street cor- ners. or that imposes biirdt-ns on others. He was devout and tried to keep the commandiuents and precepts of.his religion. Hut withal he did not ,find .si\tiei‘iu'tioii. and it was his long- ing for satisfaction that brought him to Christ. We all experience those deep moments that come to us iii the stillness of the night when we ask our-

DENIES BERNSTORFF RECALLED.

lat Minister, characterised as “ bunk

U storii, German Ambassador to the

United States, would be recalled and Baron 'l`reutler, said to be with Em-

r- leror William at the battle front at

1

0 ` ' ” ` ' ` " ' sl' .- i- '~ I 2- I il' dii \nt' art, the resent time. would be sent t -<1 -1-‘f veil- °"J*“S“S- 'W' “">"‘ "““"" ll`§¥§.»f§0i‘.»f"i\ii§..f{ffi@§'0f.. a'ff.i‘ii.tf.: at D °

Wasliington tn Count Von Bemsiorif‘s

NEW YQRK, March 3.-Dr Bem-

hurd Deriiberg, former German Colon-

to dav, a report that Count Von Berti-

(‘oiisiil-Gt-iieral in London. The nies

t`ollows:--

anchor, killing one civilian.

tlit-tt-d coiisliicrablc daniage. This iii-

. _ formation is contained in a despatch “ The report is part ofa deliberate

~ ‘ l’li' is\>‘ wort- uit-ii oi is >lciidid - "“‘"-0 “T “F” ' ‘ I received to-day by the illontenegri

“'l`ucSdii_v iudriiiiig t`i\'i.- Austria

warsliips, wiiicli cntt-reil the purt ol' was bclievoil to be the Gorinan Em- Aiiiivnri. boinbardi-,d tho city and port. pcror's personal repress-iitativc iii

‘ 'l`liey dcstro_\'ed a quantity of valuable America and that it was thought that

stores and sunk the royal yacht at he had reported to Berlin concerning

place.

ii attempt of English agents to discredit. s- prominent Germans in America." Dr

ago, wliich comes t`roin -1'eitiiijc, is as llcrnbc-rg said. “ As lar as l am cou-

ceriicd. the whole story is ‘ bunk."‘ u 'l`hc report, stated that Dr Dernbcrg

the state ot feeling here and the

' course iursued b Count Von Bern

» litii

ish my coiirst-7" lliilt-ss wo lliid ati aiiswci' io that qiieslioti on the lliics laid down by Jesus Christ tht-rc can

be no ri-:at for the soul.

li was this rcst for the soul, this

peace of tiiinil that Nicoilciiiiis longed t`or. lit- had ri-zilizt-il that l'_l\arli-:alsiii‘ pmviili-tl ltiiii with ull thc drapery of ri-ligioii but noni- oi' its reality. is li.

, so with ua to-tiny? Ari- wt- noi

bowing ln-i`oro ilu- nliur ot lvlaniiiioii? Arc wi- noi. siruggliiig und striving n|`tcr tliings that cannot. satisfy our spiritual ltt`i- and wht-ii wc si-cure ilu-ni wi- iiiul no rest? We may scok plcasiirt-, covet. kiioivlt-dgi-. ltavc :ini- liitioti; we may long for wi-altli and ill.si.itictiaii. ll' wc could gtliii iii(-in all ilit-_v ivoultl siiuply bc llkt- ilu- appli- oi` Soiloiii-l,\t-cnitse \\'i- have a spiri- tual nccd which things temporal ami cphenicral cannot satist'_v. There is that witliiu us which has to do with the eternal God; so deep is the crav- ing t'or spiritual rest and satisfaction that. there conit-s it time to every man when lic- is willing in go :itiywlicrc ot' do aiiytliing to uttoln thcut. lt is still true thai the child can touch the maxi. and inaiiy ii poor widow und liuinblt- man out oi' their oivii visions and ex- perictices of things ot` God can glvi- ti ri-veluiioii to the wisest coiic(-`riiliig the rest of the soul. Jesus told Nico- dontiis that in order to gain eternal lii‘e-rr-st und sutistaotioii for his soul -“You must be born again." lie niust go buck tu the beginning and accept (‘lirisi in the faith und spirit oi` ii litilo child. Religion is not ii piirt ot' lit't-. but thc ,ivliole of life: not t`or the dying hour or the time of trouble- but for thi- wholi- oi` lift-; and unless ii iui.\n realize this in the spirit of it child lit- cannot have the peace oi’ Christ. rest i`or his soul. l-low many of us wlsli that we could ln- ii child iiguin. and st-optics tt-ll us probably had wt- our wish we would pursue tho suino old roursi-. Tliat. may or iiia_v tioi be-. but the vc-r_\' _vciiriiiiitz int-niis that thi-re have been years oi' wnstt-tl -life heiiind us. Lutlit-r.tclls ua that you cannot rt-form nature. that por- sonaliiy cannot hi- change-d. God lielp the most ot' us it' that were so, but thank God tluii is not the te-ncliitig ot' Christ. ’l`lit-rc is not a. note of hope- lessness nor a note of despair in His inesriagt-_ lie cain`e to cull not the rigliteous bitt the sinners to repent- ance. lle rains- to seek and to save- the lost. We can be chaiigetl in our id(-as of life. but ii’ we would enter the kingdom of God we must revert to the fnitli and trustfulness ot' ii little-

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storif in the discharge of his official duties.

TRURO SOLDIER KILLED

ON l.C.R. SATURDAY NIGHT.

llALll-'.\X. March 10.- George

\Vt-i-ks. n privntt- iti the 25th N. S.. its-glint-nt, was killed near llrooiiiieid, N. S.. Saturday night. Ile belonged to Truro niirl was ou his way home to spend blundny with his family. lie was on a freight train and in some way fell off uudi-r the wheels, tho body be- ing biidly mangled.

Pll0V|ll0l0l S000 .

l0lll ll SOMMlll$l0E

'l`lit- Provincial Seed i"air._wlilcli

'opened in Suniinerside yesterday'

morning. is now in full swing. and the town is gay with hunting and titled with people. The roads are very bad, but still a great number have driven in and come by train. The Agricultural Hall, Sumnierside, whore the i-‘air is being held. is well suited tor the holding of fairs. Meetings uri- going on in the hall upstairs. and everytliiiig points to the most success- tul Provincial Seed Fair yet held.

Thi- exhibits are better, both in

uuniitiiy and quality, than ever before. and great interest is being manifested in the fair.

To-day the t'ornial_ opening takes

place at 12 o'clock. when the Premier. Hon. J. A. Mathieson. lion. Charles Dalton. Hon. A. E. Arsenault, I-lon. Murdoch McKinnon. Commissioner of Africulturc, Rev. J. C. Martin and others will speak.

(,‘»Oi\llNG EVEN TS,

.\ N NONUCEMENTS,

mum charge twenty-live cents.

nth . assi-eiimit

child. Tlu- testimony oi all the ages is that none but Christ can satisfy, noni- but Christ can save.

"Thr llurning lleert ,

st-lvoii "where am l going when l lin-

'l'h€ -Sllblect for to-nigl\i's address la -»-----

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"Re-.iiieinln~,r the date ol Judge Fitz

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