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LONDON,_ Feb. 7.-The following
statement was issued by the Foreign Office t0-t\ight.:-- _ _
“ The use of a neutral flag is. with
certain limitations, a well established practice as a ruse-de-guerre. The only effect in ease of merchantmen wear- ing a fiag other tllall her national flag is to compel the enemy to follow the ordinary obligations of naval warfare and satisfy himself as to the llation- nifty of the vessel ami the cllaracter of iler cargo by examination before capturing her and taking her into the prize court for adjudication. The British Government always considered the use of_Brltish colours by foreign vessels legitinlate for the purpose ot' escaping capture. Such practise not only illvolves no breach of interna- tional law, but is specifically recog- nised by the law of this country, according to the Mercllallt Shipping Act of 1894.
ill instructions to British Consuls
in 1913 it is statedz-
_ “A ship is liable to capture In Brit- ' ish character is improperly assumed except for tile purpose of escaping capture.
"As we have in practice not object-
ed to foreign merchant vessels using _a British merchant flag as s ruse for lthe purpose of evading capture at sea ,at the hands of a belligerent so we _should maintain tllat ill the converse ‘»case a British vessel colnnlltted no |brench oi international law in assunl- ing neutral colors- for a silllilar pur. pose if she thought fit.
By the rules of international law,
the customs of war and the dictates ot' humanity it is obligatory upon a belligerent to ascertain tile character of a merchant vessel and cargo be- fore capture. Germany has no right to disregard this obligation.
To destroy the ship of a non-com.
batallt and its crew ami cargo, as Ger- many antlonnces iler intention of do- ing, is nothing less than an act of pi- racy on the high seas."
SHIP PIIIICHISI -
BILL SIIIIIIIIIII
4.- Frustrat- pian to re-com- Sllip Purchase
WASHINGTON. Feb.
ell again today in their nlit the Government bill with instructions for its amend- lllent, administration leaders of the senate tonight were considering ll pro- posal to let the bill go to committee without instructions, with tl view to bringing it up again on u motion to discharge the committee, il' it should fail to act promptly.
Senator Fletcher, ill cllarge ot' the
bill, said he would be willing to vote to reconlmit if he could have assurance of enough votes to carry a nlotion to discharge the committee. By such a plan, he said, the bill could be placed before the senate again as readily as through the passage of the nlotioll to re-commit with instructions.
MINERS KILLED
~ BY EXPLOSION
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FAYETTEVILLE
.in explosion occurred this morning in
pany at Carlisle, near drcd and thirty miners had gone ill
and it is fcarud many have perisllcd.
(Special to the
illc mines of the New ltlver Coal (Iom-
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ITALIAN CAVALRY FINEST IN
WORLD.
NEW YORK, Feb. 4.-italy has
three unique corps. the Bersaglieri, the Alpini alld the Cavalry. 'l`he first are light infantry of great niobillty. They are always `seen on the run and their picturesque costume, with low-crowlled plume hat, is a feature of almost every Italian landscape.
Tile Alplni are especially trained to
manoeuvre among the northern mouli- tains, and their target practice coll- llists ill l-lilarpsllooting across the vast open spaces, where the atmospheric
condition would confuse thc soldier
of the lowlands.
/is to the cavalry, experts have said
that it was the finest ill the world. Af. ally rate. the corps ily front the Cossacks and our own Wcl-ltcrn cavalry at illterllntional
horse sllows, onli photographs of
lite Galllpaglla
ltomalln rcvelli nlen alld horses per-
illcir operations on
fornling seemingly impossible feats.
Besides -these lrniune corps. there
nierl or national
police, who are recruited from the
are tllo famous Cnrnbi
army and then usually return to it as lion-commissioned seven years service. considered the finest commissioned officers ill the world its trallling anti adm
also unique.
UONDICNSEI) .»\ DS.
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l`l(‘ \'l`l().\`
rd sach inser in this colllmn ny orders Mini ve cents _
of which it is expected that the work
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family, Highest wagae to comp
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A COOK
no washing stent perse
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pairs silve
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have won ens-
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school of “nn present acts also as teacher oi' the
inistration are
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ISIIIIIIIIIS SIIIIIIIII IIIIIII
I HAVEillill.l., Mass.. Feb. fi.-John Owen, formerly of Charlottetown, a box nlanufacturer dropped dead today after shaking down his furnace.
His death ended a run oi’ had luck
that had lasted for a year.
Mr. Owen had a large box factory
at Lynn up to a few years ago when it was destroyed by fire.
He removed here nlld his business
prospered so that he sought to enlarge l:is factory hilt the city Government refused permission because ot the proximity ot' a school.
Starting a plant ill Newton Owen
was making money again when the factory was destroyed by fire a week ago.
Owen was 65 'years old and came
here t'rom Cllarlottetowll. P. E. i. his native place.
I-iis widow, three sons and a daugh-
lrr survive him.
VANCOUVER TO HAVE NEW
PAPER -and
VANCOUVER. B. C., Feb. 4.-The
Vancouver Daily Times made its exit this afternoon with its forty-third is~ sue and Mr. Joseph Martin M. P.
Va p¢>_|,_ t;__. East North St. Pancras. will enter
the newspaper field _in Vancouver on or about lliurch 1 with the Vancouver Evening Journal. That is thc announ- cement of Mr. Martin ill Tile Times this morllillg. l-ic has bought thc plant alld other assets of the Times. The proprietors will be Wilson Lim- ited. oi' which he will be the head.
HOME FOR GIRLS AT TRURO IS UNDER WAY.
IIALIF./\.\', Feb. llf-'l`llc Mnritinlc
Home for Girl's at Truro, which open- ed last. September. is alreadv ful' Twenty-seven girls have, been received some from each of the three Maritime Provinces. Tile board of directors are now facing the problem oi' providing increased acconmlodatlon. They feel that. during thc present flnallciul de- pression, it is ullwis`e to attempt to erect tlle"'comparatively costly per- manent lluiidillg. Two houses on the property have bell repaired and fitted alld are ln use. it is posihle tllal alloth_er inexpensive building may serve to tide the illstitlllion over the present crisis. and that. with the ex- periellce gained i lltho meantime, and the impetus which will be given to thc generosity of the public by the sight of_tlle good work already done in
cottages may be more satisfactorily built.
The home is ill charge of the super-
exit Miss Dal “ho for the
s
' scllool. 'lille domestic matron is Mr
Lelvis. The sowing mzltroll is Miss lliacdollgail. The farm lnnllager is Mr Suttotl. lute of the Agricultural College. ,ill spite of the hard times the subscriptions. which have been already made, are being paid in to a
the capital fund is sufficient. A nuln ber ot' friends have provided a teln-
. will be continued till the institution - .gets on its feet
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Strong winds or SD-IQ* “him” °
North alld _Wel:t, occasional rain to-
. th . fill!-
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good crosses and 2 r _ blacks. imported Allllll’ J 9 WWI' fmudy and very mud ture of Saturday
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The lowest tempera M 9
night was 32 deg. above zero. have a. m. yesterday it was 33 deg. am h ' and at 9 p.m. 35 deg. above 'rho ga -
9 est temperature of the day WHS
leg. above zero.
-.Ii l thi afternoon
Tile tide will bo. l ills 0; __ Wm be high tomorrow morning 8'-
9 W d Bid t 7.51. _ B Thi; sultlnbeis this evenlnl! at n-17 Bild
morning at 7.i2 and Wednesday ll
.10. _ 3 The moon sets this afternoon has-0
Sunday. Fell. 'itll at 1.11 a. m. S ...i“l.:‘l.‘i‘il.‘l°.‘ll‘;r.“‘:.°“ °“ “ . -e . - -
'lille lah ti ol today wi" "° '°
mum.. "Mmm, Cm.” Noiifglgld, _hours and ‘Ill-so minutes.
tomorrow sl als; lt floor tomorrow PoPu'l.A'rl
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(Special to the Guardian.)
WASHINGTON, Feb. 7.-The Ger.
mall Embassy declared in n statement issued to-day with regard to the decree placlllg the waters around the British isles in the war zone, that Germany does not illtend to molest or seize American vessels laden with food- stuffs for' the civilian population of the enemy countries.
The statement expresses the hope,
“that England will not make lleces- sary a reconsideration oi' this attitude by seizing American ships like the Wilhelmina/‘
received instructions regarding the
commerce. lt is absurd to describe the enemy countries.
C0mUl\l,llIC§\tl0l1 IS Silllllly ll statement "The warning may also be taken of what has been, since thc beglllning as ill the nature of all answer to the of the war, the attitude of all belli- offer ot’ the price of $2,500 nlade in
lgerent. powers towards ships of the England for the first British merchant enemy- ship that sllouid succeed in ramlning
The German Ambassador has not A few nlontlls ago the English Ad- and sinking a German submarine, all ___ '
miralty proclaimed the closing of the offer calculated to revive the long
I 'I I t . r ‘ .. , _ "3°*"°“ °f he Gefllmll -‘\@lHlIl‘8IiY»I abandoned practice of privateering, HA_h|FA}`_ |.-hh_ 4__ prmm. (-|.Uss_
.._.._..._..__,....._____________ man. of the itoynl Callnlliall ileglhlent
were .lnnihilated by the Russian
Jile killed and two woun e
GIRL DRINKS POISON BEFORE WHOLE CLASS.
PEACE IN THE AIR
ties are reserved for the hospitals.
Toltonro
ON 0|* .
I young man's photograph. have been raids. has produced disastrous effects
TORONTO Feb. 6.-According to a sent to all parts of the United States upon the receipts of the South Metro-
etatemellt ,iiust issued by the Might and Canada. No reason is known for politan Gas Company for the second _Directofie_a._Limlted. Toronto now has hte disappear-anoo, and his family leur hall' of 1914- After Daylnent of the ,a gggiulation of 534,328. ’I‘lleee_flgurel foul play. statutory dividend of live and a quar- W _ beoetion the official returns sent Young Coe wu married last .lllne ter Dill' Wm-. there was a deficit of ,°\l¢~._h: till) fedex-sl_censuu ilu:-om. ‘lists to than _Helen Alnllo, daughter of tl £26548. which was covered _by the
I1 _sim _l_ intif over the previous well- nova local hoteiman of Boston. "Herve, leavin! Only £i.202 to be
__ to report tilat their left has checked'
~ the Austro-German offensive. With
_ regard to all this fighting the German
I" ofllclnl report simply says no essell~ ,
‘ tial events have taken place.
I Fighting ill the West is merely a rc- _
petition of that of tltc preceding days.
1 cis
There have been lively artillery lu
(S _ _ t Th G ___ _ and a few infantry attacks in which
pecla o e uar an ___ tl, ,i__. _
LoNnoN, rsh. 7.-rho lholol-lo "gm S_'d““N";;':_‘t,_;’r lgflftiza ",‘,_dl;'0:.",T rams, trol.. 5.- rho following onl- °°"’°‘*“Dr"dm‘t °f Reuters Telegrmll Dum' 0 E' g g' I . cial statelnellt has been issued hcre:-- Co. say' a force of S00 Gcghlans lvllicll ls reported. The Turkish account ot ,..l.h___ "name miuiswr of Great m_h_ ‘liiaiiifiill UIQ “SQ UI (_“_‘al\_a5- I" tllat wlllch has alreadypccurrcd there ahh France and Russia have mm h, Igeeimigggl d"’}lill_°et' é’e‘=_1:§____°Lf:_';_5__'__l;‘_;§f‘_ refers to it as an encounter of van- Paris to examine into financial ques-
’ _ ` 1 . - - if ,, i ' I ftl . It '.
were llille klllcd, 22 wounded, and 15 I'-“a"‘l5 ‘md “d‘|S_ mai-b.b‘°;_tlI-Ie_~“S arieimi s‘;§:;(|V{|?§;_ liiieoiilreue polsliexalesolvetl
» il > . Tl r . _'
melt made prisoners. Tlledhdritlsll lost c:_l;_l;_<J_t_§(l"§s_r;e___c_l_l_s DToura_e_y hm: M _gist to _m_m____h_____ n__a__cr_____L _0ai__;______n ____
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_\Bl,;/£.l,][;{,J|`5/,II$(§;{, `?,'¢§I"t|,Zm;.}i;i', $31152? eitfllf/ikIIll\;;r]aiBTl‘lrEIisis‘l§lolli)ii;l(¢lz]l'll;:Jiia.$(:;i theln. or which llligllt be disposed to which was fiiicd with students this IW IUIPUSSHII9 W “Pair her ai 00"' Lake me "em showy for me Common ’ , cause. ter of Cllarlf-sv Myers drank inudullum H001 I0 11 BWI” Of I\\f'3I`i0l'ilY HS C001' be covered hom by speck!! resmircus In all attempt to collllllit suicide. Pufcd *VIII* U10 RUSSIUI UIHCIY S08 nf th” U"-ee wwe” “nd by the 'Bmw
MISS Myers who has been making heeh which is ahout tc he Strength, ofa loull ill the llanle of the three powl
in effort to grallllato this year so that e“Ed»bY 8 “UW D"0ad'\a\lEIlI C0llSIl'“Cl' ein at the proper mme' The questmn she might enter college' had taken ell ill Sebastopol ii is hehevcd mat ot the relations to be established bc- eum Studies when Sfm mud her when this Ship joins' the heel Russia tween the issuing banks of the three
straitelled colldltions, the perlnallellt ahemge and 'found she had failed in Wm attach the Bhsphorous and muck countries has been the object ot' al
Chemistry, She drunk the poisolh Sea while the Allied fleets will at- 5I’_‘j`fI",'l“l “g"ee““`"" _ _
N0 Sooner had she swallowed the mmm to fhrcc the Dardaue||eS_ le ministers decillell to lnakc, lll
_‘rug than she realised her mshness pope Behelhct-S prayer for pence concert, all purchases for their coun- _md becluue hyste__ical_ Physl___i____S was read in uh hmhonc chun_hL,__ in tries tronl neutral nations. Tlley lluvc to-night give hope for her recovery. E“Sl““'~l *md Fm"'“'e urday' Sskizi ‘tydiiligtgssalIlcmli1d;lLiI$lln§>i\§g;l
, . » s __ . , - 1-..' 11' ,,
mr 0 .tom so that for me present tllglijlvtyrnlliqi-IcilllPligllllilll tslligaiillmllilig l>A'pis_ l~‘@h_ (;_-'rho l~‘r§;.s¢`i'f|J!\E,_» fereme fvm be in ""“‘l"“~
ge "\ ' ' says: ofiice fills afternoon gave outa report THE GERMAN `°éT‘x"EL
' "Alfred Arllllld. a New York Herald as follows:-No Infantry engagements, GNES HIS oP‘N1"§N LCR
_ i _ _e [und b means Bild LOINIOII Dilily EXDYSSB C0l‘f‘9HD0llfl- are reported as having occurred dur-l '
I"’m"5 ma " "““"°' ' y ent, who has just returned after ntour ing the day nf February 5th. "From, IO\!DoN» 1,. ITT. s
01' F`l'Bl1llfUl'i-‘Oli-MHIII. D\lSS9I‘l0rf. EI- Arras to itlleims there were artillery U ' [3 H 'S 9)' "'“ h"gm"én twat” llerfeld. firemen. Hambllrg ami Milli- engagements witll results satisfactory _‘C "nl e_l _llmlss ,FB R home ed rm" ich, writes that the m-ost signiflcallt to us. :_§":_'°;‘n_If|f,‘l'l;';3'“‘ ur ihe°b‘l‘l“l ‘fm !5"l‘h` symptom he observed was the ap- "in Argonne and Woevre. district the of Germany d‘i‘;c_':;gf_fn“wft;_°"°g °' pearallce oi’ a definite peace party ill French artillery dispersed conveys of ish Correa éndel t G t B It "IF mi' the industrial centres and the organl- the enemy and set flre to a convoy _ I _ D t' re” r ° S 3"' zation oi' pence meetings and piacard- train of 25 wagons. Glue ° _prevfm ffnporis "I mod ‘nm IHS I0 Bt0p the war. Posters in Duasel- “There has been llotllillg to re-_ t eH“a';£'_’\‘“°‘S a °I’e"|‘ag°",‘I°Bp‘“"h dorf were discovered and led to thc pcrt from the rest of tile front. "We nhfsi xlcmife Tfllelgiaifll ('nmp""y` `Bl‘f9Bi Of SSVBTIII D€\’B0l\B. Wlw attend- brought dowll lt captive balloon bc- _h 'hs °"..(' mmhn ’ ‘°“ti““ed "h" 911 B P9865 01990118- TWD 0|' H1956 W€l'0 hind the German lines at a point north flumsgrigg 76vg6}Jtf)0t0° :’_§“';‘l'_‘is° bI:_‘;_5:_f‘ shgtll the whole the prevalent senti- mst_0f Snmmeptn """‘r7"`;‘"rO'f`o'I7| ia" mshifln' Against this erm" Ger' ment in Germany, is one of depression ` _----i--- {n?_“y W use every °W’°"““"V ii’ and anxiety. Stories of sweellinll vic- ' “ 6 l";v;’“fe' Wm’ "°5“"“ t° Ihfi tot-los, especially over the hated Brit- Mvsrenlous eleAPPEAnANcE f_°f“"_“ “ ‘"“ ‘ie “"° '“I“"'“S I“"“"*“ ish, are no longer credited. War news OF N.Y. MAN. ,_;s‘€;j|st‘?é_;‘l?:;'tr“E_=’;’l‘; §‘(°1'§8h‘;‘:_‘:_g_f_”
|,°;‘,?c|?_“"y and has mm' "8 power t° , _ _ they n\_llst take the consequences. 0 _ NEW \Oiii\, eb. 5. A llation vve certain' __ t _ M Tile coarseness of tlic now prevail- wide search Ilas been inaugurated for famine.. y a B “° 5° "3 ‘° e “I
ing foods.--actually scarce, but the Henry Clarke Coe. lun.. of Boston. '
fare is war fare-is significant and who disappeared mysteriously on Bat- _
7 \‘9V°|i9 ¢\\9 G0l‘m\1l\ BDDBUCB- All dain- urday last after leaving ills home for
Only paver money now is used in Boston. whore ho was employed. coo PINCH or wan.
M431 “nd mmm-row at ... . ‘Gel°many. ami all gold alld silver has is 22 years old. the son of Dr Henry - _--
6-31 Wd- to bv wrrendered to m\m1clllhl'author~ clot-ke coo, or New vol-lt. sau his LONDON. rob. 5.-The hlgh cost
lillel- family is prominent socially botil in of coal and the diminution in street
-ydlfof :illicit 56.000. New yd;-it ,mi nofidm cm-led lol-word.
» . . ' '""`""`"""` was arrested by detectives tonight on
_ ' a charge of violently nssuiting :l wo-
man on the outskirts ot` the city, lie
LONDON Feh_ 7___“_.m_ the Ge___ L is charged with attacking thc woman
___,___ man and léussian Fmpemrs __ ev _ at night, and l>caltillg_hcl' so ll;ldi_v_tll_ut
(SPecial to tho Guardian) .I _ .S 'e ____ het' Colldltlou ls serious, The vh-tim
tl l le i Ru sin .md ls ll Mrs (‘huruh, a trains-d llursc The
l’ETiiOGP~AD. Feb- 6-t0f1lciall- “’““°S“”' ‘e ar" “ ° S* ' <‘ol»lc.\'l-laolax, roll. ll.-ilppl-o_\-t _ -~ ~ ~
Three German companies of int`nlltry- GOFIIISHU' M0 Sli" “-Ullielllllllg f0I‘ U10 `lnateiv 15,000 German officers and Mn- "m"“'e has “Dt Wt """" ‘“S°`l"”"‘I-
r- ' - Crosl-slnan cultic llcre recently from
ositiolls which rotect the Polish rlllc have been lost since the wal'
D P - -
Artillery in lighting on Skierni-will-A , i I f W . _ r by-Oh? ou; M0l1Ul0I1~ Bl ti i' i fu R1 | R “api” 0 “saw "om “"““9"5~ The ' ___l._____ 0 on W mn o W 3 wam wer Ru si E r has been at Russian ' _”’
Ill?i§lge$‘ht3<;, zlliétzilclfrtltsgelguggiaii l‘iII3.rr€‘ lletidqiblartggefgr several days, ami a
ii- German report announces that the
German Emperor has joined ills g_en- ____ _»-_
IS erals alld has actually visited some . (Special to thc Guardialll_ (S _______ ___ __ _ G _ ____
of' the trenches. Nothing has been Lil-l_YIIi_'R1;_(:0If. l‘__t;ll~ :ii--_”1tIlL; a_t_;u:lul'fI D “ “ “‘"‘ ‘“‘“'
'_ . , ll() , US Elllla, 0 9( Ol ’ )0(‘ll , _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ _
(Special to me Gum-_dh-mi disclosed as to thc progress oi the sunk bya Germgl subn_m_me_ _"__ _\i._\\ \0|¢h_ |.,.h_ ¢,_._|i“. }L\.,,hh,,_¢
O'i‘TAWA, Ont., Fell. ti.-Till: battle which, when last reports were ,wed here today and landed pusSm,g_lJolll'llzll publishes thc t`oll<»\\'|lll§ l0llii.\'.
llroluotivll of RCM »\_1l11\iral_KillsS_nlill reoolvoil. was raging with uhsllated ers. 'rho lnsltahia was upon the ‘IQIFII _"'31" _\_\'=\Sl1i‘_\Zlf}l\_- __ _ to rallk of Vice Adll.ll.ll. ls officially 1-my The irugsimish apr,-or-iliiig to Sai. Atlantic when the Germanst l_:;llllt_-hh-il ____“_‘:t U__‘_l__g_:"\-\l£;__)C____]l=\_;-_F____;l\lll;§;l;:h
SW-eltefl i-Oilily- ` . . ` o subnlarlne wartarc agallls lc ~ -
“l'lI1ly S 0m0\1lI Siillelllellb hall 5U`9l\E‘ ish Me,-Chmitile sliippillg and [phi-_o sunk b_v ll Gernlun alllllllarillc ill the
~ .' . ` lisl (`l' _ I " l “stelttlv rlllll
tllened their positions on the western -were felt im- hor safer), hut thggih IME I 1dl‘l\<' lb lllrs1_ . _-
` bank of thc Bzura iliver, which they were all dispeiled by ller safe arrivnl.‘ ‘_Vi"I h“7"» ml” ‘7`0}"`<"‘ _"I Ulf* SIN." ‘S
. It is reported a Lgrmsh Cruighr ,hm lcputcll _io bc otllcl-.ll with secret nd-
had crossed “ear ‘ts mouth' have ih,, r_,,.,|mhia g00|]\i]es(,i1-me h-ish \lces. .\o public olllcl.li lonilrlllatlon
Cdpiuleil i1ll0lI\€l` G9-l'\llHl\ VHUIHB9 coush and escurlml her through ,hh l\.a\all.lblc lttllcfnlllpl-llll.l has o\\l‘
1 i cd a 'lp while cail'r\'lll|_' troops to i"l‘llllct».
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(Special to the Gu“““um pu M ~ They ‘me 8 go cfm ur danger Hone* possibly llct\\'et-ll llbilil :lllll -1,000 live-;
5_.\N D1[;(;0_ Ca|if__1.~eh_ t;___'phe lollg llne of German trenches near _ _ _----_ _ __ _I _ __ ,___ __ ___ n___l( _
Japanese cruiser Asma, which struck Boriimow, which has been the’ centre 'U19 Lusllailla |"?'¢€W@‘I il _“’lf‘*[U»“-S _“VL .’°‘*"__ TM' ‘_’_"‘_‘_" _" “‘_ _“"
_ _ _ from the Buhh. at me Whlm mar .lrd Llllc said tillll \\.ls .lllsolltlli_\ no
EIJlasi“:;\;UlEttJ?§;I“ tisuawestiglrlil of most desperate ngmmg' 1" East Line that two submarines had been "uni I" UI" "°P‘"\- pier.; wreck, armorliiiig to' i,\f¢,mm'th,,. }"'“Sf*‘“ ”“°“‘°"` “IK ‘mme is d“"°“fl" sighted from that vessel. The <=al>\=1i\\ -._.___._._._._ reaching her wdav_ -1-wh States hm. mg, thc Germans having sent rein- of the Lnsltunla, ln reply to a ques- isers are _reported toJbe standing by forcemclits. apparently from the ggI\_£_yd0‘_;€ ggltxe_g“*;f_S"‘5?(;`$~__‘;_‘;CI::;f°i;
' lt' ' ~ f ‘ ' - .
me Vesse dm “O apanese “ar Hmm Hom' I0 that reglon' l“ me neutral country for tho protection of
`ships am Speeding to assist the (:rUw` Cui'Diltl\i€HlS. While the fight I5 ull' neutral llassengers ami mails which
vancing. the Russians are only ‘able his ship was carrying. _
given italy satisfaction for the Hodei- me" '"1 ary- "GSW L 5 do illcllient. Tile British consul has '~I'_'j` Wi" I0 Victory- _ cH___l_
been released and the Italian flag sa- with that Idea UW? ‘I0 S ‘ U lm"
1 f f Con pose to their respective governments
illted. Eng ish re ugees rom - stamhwpie noch"-e ‘hai the former that they share equally in the advanc-
es nlade, or to be made, to the collll-
German Cruiser Goenen now owned tries which are now fighting with
trade, and to restore, as far as is pos-
sible. parity of exchange between
1°” Russia and the allied llations: , “T I l :id lt t z. Ibvecml m the G“‘"di““I,_ ' circunlgtgllizs €‘(eqlfi(re,0 lltrgtlmdoii
the Standard Oil Compsny's offices ill LONDON’B GAB COMPANY FEELS
Now York and New England. land sllot~front lighting, as a result of
Thousand's of circulars. bearing the the Drefllllltlvnli taken B8BIl\l\ lwflsl
but, according to the text of the North sea, the waters or which are llullrtvr 0ial1\ilil0lll1i<‘lw<ltllwllsullll declsioll, the following seems clenrz- essentially neutral. Germany does 'HOW “Wil 3 U\0“SiU\d |l0ll\'.\' lzlllls arc' There is nothing new in the communi- not profess to close even the English engaged ill a terrific battle ill the rc- catioll made Feb. 8 by the Gernlallifihanllei to lleutrai commerce. and SIU” Uf UIC |5\1Zl\F1\ “|111 1U1\\'ki\ Rivers Admiralty with respect to the attitude does not llltend to nlolest or seize Ill P0IHll‘|~ VDUH IIN* Ullllfllllll’ Of this of the German imperial navy toward American vessels laden witll food- '~0l\fII<fl |1i\lll.<S U10 IMO Of lllt' i>l'0S@lIl ships ofthe enemy or towards neutral stuffg for the civilian pgpuluiigu gf ______ _______ __
(Special to thc Gllulviiull)
l’ETl1()(iitAl), Ft-ll. 0.- -iliorc fllzlll ll
R NIIISTERY POLANDIS
N PROGRESS
campaign for the mastery of Western Polalld.
For a week heavy artillery have
been shaking the blood soaked earth with its tllunder, and attacks by Ger- mans' counter attacks by Russians have left the battlefield covered with
corpses.
.this as the proclamation ot' a paper Tile statement concludes with the
blockade of the British isles. Tile following:
Wllll SIHIIIUS IIIIENSI
MISS lllilllllllll IIIIIIII INSIISH IIIIIEIISI Hill]
l.OND()N. Feb, 4.- Mary Elizabeth
Brandon, the English novelist, died this morning at her residence,at Rich- lnomi-On-Thames, after a fortnight's illness. She was born ill London in 1837.
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HAI.li"AX, i<‘eb.' 4.- Tile schooner
Flcetly, 174 tons ot' Lullenburg (N. S.), has been t-lbandoned at sea and her crew are now on board the British steamer Met-llallician bound for Eu-
rope.
This was the news received here to-
night from the wireless station at Cape llaco tNiid,). to which station the Mecilnlliciall reported having rescued the crew. Thg position given was a- bout 500 miles southeast of' Sable Is- land so that the Fieety, which was on voyage i`ronl Lunenburg to St. John‘s (Nfid..) must have been driven far south of her course by the storms. Tile Mccllanician is from Newport News for Liverpool. _
l\iln:lrd‘s Llniment cures Diphtheria.
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Tif'
Senator iVlurpll_\', of l’rilll~lr l<ill\\';lrd
olldcd the spccrll front illt- 'l`lll°olle.
Scotia. the two _\'o\lngcst llll‘lllln»l's of
island. and Senator Glrrolr, of Nova the lippcr t‘hambcr moved and sec-
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TO PURCHASE WAR SUPPLIES
FCR BRITISH.
.\Ii'i\\' \'tlltl{. l~`cI>. .»\ll|lolllll~l'-
ment was lllullc to-tiny tlltlt J. l’. Morgan lil (‘ompllny. recently appoint- ed commercial agents for the ilritish Governlncnt ill the purchase ol' war supplies. have selected Edward il. Steftlllitls, preslllellt 'of tholl Dilllnllhd Match (`oln|mll_\'. to tllltc l-llnrgc of the work.
Mr Stctlillius will lay dowll his
duties as presitlcllt of the nlutcll com- pany for at least, three months. and will make his offices nt J. i‘. Morgan & ('olnpnlly's, wllcro it is llllderslood .1 special llcpnrtmclll for tht- purl-llnso of wnr supplies is ill opcrlltiml.
NOT LIKELY TO BE ALLOWED IN ENGLAND.
i.(lNl)().\’. Fell. 5.*-'File lll\ltollllcl=-
ltlcnf flint' itllssin would frcnf as pir- ates nirlllcll who alll-llcd llllfortlflcll towns has llenn rcccivcd with great interest in Ellgland. A prolllillcllt ofilcitll, llowever. said to-day that Rus- sla’s action would probably not bc followed here. llc pointed out tllat aviators act lllldcr orders froln tho
difficult for a court to fix thc respon- sibility for tilc killing. by a bonlb
opinion in Englaml is that lrcoun
_criminal procedure.
....1
Mihsrd’s Linlment Cures Rheumatlsm
military aullloritles. and It would he
would discharge any captured simian .who came io`triai under the ordinary
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