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TERR-IFIG AIR- FlOH7I?S- OPENING SESSIONS lllllrlllwgl IDILLON Ol-Ill-lllfs _
O NRE INPROO_RESS_ HOUSE OF COMMONS iUM3{R`gtMp- HIS- FIRST I-IDI)R-ESS:
British Air Squadron Successfully Attacked Bava- Decks Cleared for Action. Speaker Elected
rian City, Causing Extensive Damage and and Members Take Their Seats Behind Their Fires. N\any~Enemy.Machines-Brought Down. Leaders, Some on the Borderland Between.
_ All British- Machines
(Special to the Guardian)
LONDON, _March 18.-A British- air
squadron bombed Seweibrucken yes-
tcrdtiy says the British official rc- port on aviation, issued last night, thc rcport says “further military ob- joctivcs in Germany were attacked ny our airplanes today. Fourteen lioavy projectiles and ten lighter hoiniis were dropped on barracks, iiiunitioii factories, and the railway- station at Seweibrucken; explosions were seen all. around the railway station. Our airplane formation was attacked by hostile scouts and anti- aii-<-.raft gun but all our machines re- turned safely.” A great deal of air lighting took place Friday east of the lines along the whole front. Over twelve tons of bombs were dropped on ho-stile rest billete. ammunition iii-pots rind airdromes. A successful raid was carried out on an important siding at llirson.
'l‘ivolve hostile machines were
brouglit down and seven others were ui-ivt-ii down out of control. None ot` our iiinchines are missing.
“Aitt-i' dui-k ncrial activity was con-
tinued by our night flying machines iiiitii carly in the morning. Eiglitfaitd ont-. hall' tous oi’ bombs were dropp- ed on thc eneniy's rest billets.”’ 'l‘oi|uy’s official announcement says: “On Sunday wc again raided Ger-
niany, attaching the barracks and railway station at Kalserlautern (Bav- uria.) Direct hits were observed on
Returned Safely.
tht; station, and a large fire broke ou ."* -
"Our formation was attacked by u
large number of hostile machines, which were driven off. All of our machines returned."
On Saturday thirteen tons of bombs
were dropped on the_ enemy's blllcts, which have been bombed continuous- ly for the last twenty- four hours. and two hostile aerdromes--and-three~am- munition dumps. At one airdrome a hangar completely burst. A Gotha machine in the act oi' rising was seen to crash.
Sixteen hostile machines- were
brought down and seven were disab-
led. Six of our machines are miss- ng."
FURTHER PARTICULARS.
(Special to the Guardian)
LONDON. Mar. 18-British air
- squadrons conducted additional raids on Bavarian cities on Friday and Sunday, bombing munltion factories, railway stations and barracks. Tlic official report reads:
“Further military objectives in .Ger-
many were attacked by our airplanes today. -Fourteen heavy projectilcs and 10 lighter bombs were dropped on barracks, inunition factories and the railway station. Airplane for- mation was attacked by hostile scouts and anti-craft guns. but all our ma- chines returned safely."
LIFE AND WORK _
OF
Ably Reviewed by Rev. Father MacAulay, S_t.
Patrick s Day, in St.
.\ congregation lliuited only by the
size oi` the auditorium listened with
lo-oii interest and appreciation on Sun-I miéery before Europe and the world
-lor last to Rev. Father McAulay, of Si. l’cter's Bay, as- lie preached in St. Dunstan's Cathedral on thc life and labors of St. i'atrit:k. Taking for his text Dnriiel 12; 3. "Arid -they that instruct many unto justice shrill shine as stars for nil eternity," he pointetl out the ap- propriateness of these words' to -the life, labors and the-reward of lreland‘s arent Missionary and Saint. Of him prcrninently it could' be said that lie instructed many, very many. with justice and that according to the pro- mise he shall shine as a star in the ilrinament of God to all eternity. To honour the illustrous dead was, said
_tho preacher. an instinct of human
nature and also an evidence of appre- ciation of noble deeds in others and or nilectionate. regard for the memory of the worthy dead. .lt would be lu- anlcqiiatc, 'he said. 'L0 l\l<l'S0 Sl- Plllllck l»,\' his personal work; he should riitlioi' hc judged by the inestlmable ln,-nciits which his life and labours had conferred upon the world and the l'lii-istlaii Cliurcii. lt was the spiri- tual power created by St. Patrick 8114 ln-rpotuatefl by thos'e in whom his spirit livotl. in connection with the Apostolic See. that kept alive the fire ni' truth and of Christianity in Europe iliiniigli four dark dismal centuries. li was in the magnificent work -thus in-r-oinplished by the inspiration of his iiuintr that the hill -measure Ol’ the Apostles great legacy to mankind _was io lic found. His marvellous person- nlity was no passing flame. burninl! in-iglitly for a time -and then explrllll! to give place to a return of darkness. il was rather a spark of fer-vent heat ns well as glowing liEht with lJ0W°l' to rekindle the common mass Df liuinniiity so that when he Klimmefed in his own decay and finally WED! 0lll in ucntn, no night followed but he left n world of light and of fire Ill' l-lie potcnt contract of the spirit he had In- lust-.tl.
Father MoAulay then proceeded to
tical with -tho debt that the world owed' Sl-. l’al,rlck`aud to those in whom' -his spirll continued to live when Ireland wus almost the only brlllll llD°l» °mll° ivcstein world.. Much he said was unc to ancient Greece -and ancient- llwiic. both instruments in the hands nt God in shaping the destiny °l rntnre days. Anciont_Greece filled a I-no pm or the wer-ia-s hnwrv. 'fl-0 lnlluenc e of her D00l-l'Y- Dlll‘l°ll°l’hy‘ orntory and-Qirt would live for all time- when t-he time came for-_ the pr0pB8°° tion of the 'gospel tln'o\\¢l10\ll lll° world Rome-~ greatly facilitated the work of the apostle of Chrlstlanitll- Contemporary with ancient Greek and lronian.clvilisatlon were two others. Hebrew and Irilh, both dominated by lllsh 'ideals The Hebrew. l\°W°V°"- 'elected thef Saviour because he idea- llzcil poverty. self-denial and humility in his mission. The ‘office of being stsntlartl' bearers of the kinld0lll °
Gorl was taken avla from the I-lsbiew and handed over Io the Greek Ml there was at once an end of .lewllll nationality. ' rnhsr tttcrltiisy than srwlw -l °°“‘°
length of the events in Roman his- l-rr' dealing with the l‘l'°l‘°°’ °l rhi-nnnnty and the-nm Q( ll-°. W’ rim. ne .pm-fof_ are nl or ,i¢°“l°
' T i
ST. PATRICK
Dunstan s Cathedral.
as a terrible catastrophe being fol- lowed by centuries of darkness and
'began to emerge f'r'oin the dense ,clouds of ignorance. it- was just at the critical' period' of Ronic’s down- Ifall that ireland. recently become .Clit-istinii, stepping into the breach took up tlie Christian standard and | placed herself in the vanguard of the I w-orld's progress and civilization. This was lreland‘s great and provid- _ential mission. At a period when _'hopeless darkness seemed to have settled on the face of Dxrope she lit 'anew the lamp of science, human and Idlvlne, and under the Providence _of `God, became t-be saviour of Christian- ity and civil-ization. That is why the name of her illustrious apostle St. Patrick, has merited -the homage of the reniotest posterity. _ Father McAuiay quoted a distingu- ished English writer who _said that when St. Augustine was preaching to the heathen Angles and Saxons, when 'Etholbort was receiving baptism, when Alfred was a wanderer. ire- land was sending forth her mission- aries ali over thc world. spreading everywhere thc gospol_ and civiliza- tion. When the foundations oi' the un- iversities of Cambr'id'ge and Oxford were being laid colleges of ireland had long been nourishing seats of learning
lie -also quoted from other authori-
ties on the work of the early Irish missionaries; whom he contended were t-he pioneers who laid the corner stone of Western -Civilization. '_
"One of fthe greatest works. lic
said “that has ever been done for humsnlty was' done during the _four
centuries and ltywas done by the chivalrous sons o St. Patrick. Ger- many honors 156 of the early Irish missionaries. Francehonore 45. Bel- gtpm 30, .italy 13, Norway and lceland
8'Father McAnlay then spoke of the influence of St. Patrick and his tea- chings in the island' of Great Britain. Scotland received from Celtic ire- land her Christianity in the person of the great columba. ireland was the
teacher and missionary of the Anggo- Saxon as she was of continental ti- rope. -
ln the concluding portion of his d:s-
oourse Father' McAulay said that are pgople of various mental attituues may pass V8l“l0lls 1lldKm9l\l5 “Poll P; [Hgh people but one thing they_miis be given unqualified credit f°l. Mid lthat is their unyielding fidelity to ‘ then- faith thi-ouch ml--.v Yet--'H °l Istorm and stress. "l cannot at pres- .ent recall,” he said "anothe'l' people of the earth who have such a sJt0l‘l0lllrl; record. to show in th-is respec .D I _ the words of tire great -Frenclh ho ue lnican Lacordaire, irish D009 9 ‘W elun to their convictions through fourgeen centuries of snnshane _ storm and they clilll l° I °ll‘L't "Z This is their story and pride. B be thschief mission of their descend ants to emulate their steadfsstuees and lldelitY- _ _
‘ “_”-_:"Guard|en)
_ l to thd
AMd'E"rIli§I;AM, Marsh ts.-A tele
gram from Berlin to the Koelnische Volkneitung states that the Germans
ha 1s suntan wat-slitin 1- tl-0 Nf-
for action. `
The opening sitting. wliicli lasted
something less than half- an liour.
____l_Qsi_ty__ as to whether a scat had been left i`o`r Sli' Thomas White was hardly satisfied. Neither' A. K. Mc-
sent. so there was a vacant place on either side of Sir Robert Borden.
However, those ministers iii attenti-
ance adhered to the seating plan .sent
P D 8 . '
impression deepens that Sir Thomas White will not be back this session, if at all. Disagrecnierit with the pre- mier over the uiicnactnicnt of thc business tax is the latest reason giv- en for the finance ministei"s_ contiir- ued absence, though it is generally agreed that hc was on the verge oi' u physicial breakdown.
The great majority of Liberal-
Uriionlsts flocked to thc Union sldc of llic liouso, but W. S. Fielding found a seat behind,' but well to the left ot' his' old leader. I R. L. -Richardson ol' Springfield, and Jas. Douglas, of Strathcona, were also on the Laurier side, though thc seats they chose in the aisle iiir1_\' have indicated that they were just hanging on the edge. Archie Mc- Coig. of Kent, was in his old seat close behind Laurier ~
On the Union side, few ol' those bo-
sides Cabinet Ministers who were cliosen to sit in the innci' circli- availed tlienisclves ol' this opportiini- ty.
Dr. Michael`(Jlark got as fur away
as possible. He was right over' on the aisle as rieni' tho Laurieritcs as he could get and it is said lie reserves
_not imposing. Tlicre was ti big _turnout of nieinbers. but ti
settled gallery.
After the Commons had filed into
the Senate and demanded all their ariclen riv _ '-
dently told to go back and elect - it Speaker. No one heard the order, but thats what they did, anyway
Sir 'Robert Borden moved seconded
by Hon. F. B. (‘.ai‘vel_l that Mr. Rhodes be the chosen one and lic
'Slr Wilfr-ill Laurier agreed, but
though he looked aged and worn he showed his old power to irritate Sir
'Robert Borden by expressing the be-
lief that the sitting had been irregu- larly called. The regular liour of'
change was made it should have been' mentioned in the proclamation, he ar- gued.
Sir Robert retorted. none too smi-
lingly. that eleven o'clock. was men- tioned in the -Order-in~Council if it had been omitted from the proclama- tion. it was only _an 'incident but served to show that the Liberal lead- er is not too old to grab for technica- llties.
Although tho ccrcmony -of electing
thc Speaker took place in the morn- ing. thc real opening of Parliament. was nt il o'clnck thin afternoon when ihc goutlornon of thi: Commons were suuimoiretl to the Senate chamber to hear the Speech froui the Throne read by the Governor General, ills Excellency, tho Duke of Devonshire.
meetin_'g_was tliree o'clock and if' at
` i-
(speeigt 1° gh; qua,-q|¢n)_ ‘ithe address in reply to the spot-ch
OTTAWA, March 1g___ Caupqp_',. would be the first order of busiiicss.
thirteenth pm-liamept has hem it; with the exception of introduction ot' first meeting, elected Hon. E. N. bills. ull?-ll IIIBDOSBKI Of. Rhodes speaker, and cleared the decks lVll1Y0l` ll- lVl- lVl0Wlll- Of l’1l\‘Ii<li1I-‘~
moved the address. llc said that any spccch by His Excellency ut tho pro- sent tin.ic was worthy of tiorrsirli-i‘:i~
developed little that was intei'estlng, ll0ll» DUCHUB9 0 llllll l$l`0Wlll Ul llll’ so many members of the cabinet Duke iii tlio public t-stcciri siricc his \.ero not in their places that the cur- fll`l`lVill lll (ll-lllilllik '
lie said this first session of thc
tliirtccutli parllanicnt opened tiiiiit-r unusual circumstaiiccs. iii it war-
Lean nor Sh- George Fostex- was pre, time election party aillliatioii had siii`-
tered more or less cutting ot`t'. lsoth
lor it common country and would
out to the 8 ers last ni m dm] me unite in war time at least iii the best
efforts to bring about victory
The Address was sccondcdfby l)r.
frld Laurier adjouriit-.tl -the tlobalt-.
Mr. Mowat paused for n irioriiciif to
rolcr to tho elliniiiation ol' party foci- iiig during’ thc present 1-lcclioii.
"-ln-the constituency of Parkdali-_"
-lie said; "the doniinzint party had practically nothing _to fear. it had been curved from thc siirrotiiitiiiigs iii such ii wily as to iiiuiic it ti 'l`or_v lhivc." ' - ~
“And yet," he t-oirtiiitif.-tl.`-` it cirr-
tcd me, an old opponent, lict-aust- they believed in thc siriccrity of ni_\' adlrercnce to Uriiori principles, and civalry surely could go no l`iii‘th(-i' than that."
There was a hint til' li'o‘iiblc to cultic
in Major Mowat's i-orirlutlirig rc- lniarks: “Although wi- iiiay have otii' idilliciilties and our diss(-iisioiis uvoi' tho tariff and riit'itil t|\rosfions,“ iii- sttiil. “wo will ttiltr-. tlitiso troiililos when tlit-.y colrif-. and wt- will riot \voi'r_v about tlictit till thi.-_\' do roiiii-, and in the incairtiulc wo will _igiru our time to the zilifairs of our votiirti-_\'. whicli si.tli‘(-. its iii tht- l'tit~_t-. :il tht- [irr- seiil tiiiit-.
the right U, Speak his mind on all lir. (_‘lialioi_ ol' Ottuivzi. st-troiitlt-di quem_i0ns_ |ilic tltitlrcss iii ‘Fre-iicli, :tilt-i' wliir-iii
Tlie proceedings this morning wi-rc ‘hp ll°““"" ‘l‘l-l"'lll`l“"l-
-----~------,tiiiiniiii wins _
1. tis titiviiiiii/ini;
(Special to the Guardian) 1
and Swiss Arnliasstidoi‘s :tt Ili-r ' have been dirt-t'.tt-tl by tlit-. Gi-.riiitiii ifo-
. - ‘ '-ign Oillcc to notify thc Aiiii-i'ii~iiii
said a lot -of nice tlilngs about the ‘L_ _ _ . _ _ _. _ man from Cumberland_ Al government that hcrntnriy nill pio-
’cecd with measures against .-\iiit-i'l- can property in Germany in thi-_ sanit- proportioii that action is takon against German pi‘opert_v in tlic lini- ted States, Reutcr's Aiiislerdtiin t‘or- respondent reports.
IAIAI AIIIIIIJENI
AI WESIVIIIE, N. S.
(Special to the Guardian)
i-lALll~‘AX,- March 18'.-A. E. t`i°nii;.
manager ot’ the Arlington Hotel Wost-- villc was kiilod at Wcstvlllo l-`ritiay night. llc was iii u Qleigli driving wltlt llirivii oflici' froth Wostvillc to Sti-.iui'i.ou when u car of thc l’ii:toii lClr_-cti'ii‘ llailwiry ran into thc sleigh. The _cornpaiiiiiris ol' Mr. Craiig escap- cti willi it nluiklrig tip. A vcrrlict of accldcrital tloittli was rcturricti by thi- Coronor's jury.
"ilesorve Thursday night, March
INN' of Odessa when `thst city was ac-_ _ cupiltl. _ _ _ _,.441-I.
U-
fielnad; ; ;_ :-1iL'-- -
the purpose of rrialtiiig at prcscrilittlori
tion of the t-.xrrcllcnt servlcir i~i-ritit-roll
itev. A. J. .Nliitliityie was iippoint-
Donald read the ad<li'css while Mr.
of the gifts These consisted ol' ai
such affairs should. with rrieri'linr-nf,
atm-s-1sMti_
M|nm§d'e Llnlment for sole everywhere
sides in thc last cloction. he suitl, were alike in having t1 coninioii lovt-
J. L. Chabot of Ottawa. Sir \\'il-
LoNr)0N_ nrtn-_ ts.--'rho spnnt_.~iii
liii
the lumber' cniiip of A. Suthcrlanil ut Alvin siding, N. S. was destroyed by fire last night. Two incn wt-rc bndly burned and wot-o taken to tht- Abcrtlcen Hospital ul Nt-w Glasgow.
HIIIIANII AIIIIIPIS
AIIIES' IIRMS
IIN SHIPPING
(Special to the Guardian)
LONDON. l\luri:li 15.- 'i`lir> ’i`iin»-s
has tt ticspatcli froiii tin- llugiio this cvi-ning which says that llolltttitl has dccidt-tl to accept tlit- .\llit-s tcriiis rc- gurdiiig shipping. _ WILL ALSO MAKE CONCESSIONS TO GERMANY.
(Special to the Guardian)
\\‘.-\SillNG’l`0N, Marcli S.-lt was
iiltlicatctl literc _\'cs`tt-rtluy that at tho saint- finite llollriiid consents to turn ll(-'l' Slllbs ovci' to (ii't=.at Brititiu and tho lfiiiit-ti Siitttrs for uso iii lilo \V;ii Zinn- slit- will iiinkt- t~ci'l_aiii concil- iiitoi'_\' tztitict-ssioiis to Geriiitin_\'_
BIIISHIVIKI IIRIIIR RINIRAI IVIASSACRE
_WIN IIIIESSA
(Special to the Guardian)
JASSY, lloiriiiariiit. i\lai‘t'll 18.- .\t`ti,-t'
tho Gci'iiitt1is i-iiti-i'orl (ltlt-.sstt on \\'t-rl- ricsrlziy thi- i-Eolslii-viki cmbiirki-il on stt-aint-i's lor Si-baslopnl, llcr`oi‘t-. lcuviiig Ui-ii. .\li|i':ivit-t`l'. liolslicvild cuiiiiiiaiiiilvi' iii rliii-i`. i>rtlt_-i'ctl tlit- iiiasszit-i'o iii' ol`l'ii-t-in-<_ rzipiftilists and lintii'_i:_i-oi.-tio ziiiil di-iiiiiiitlt-tl tin- pay-
' iiiunt. iii' '_’l|_UUt>.Ut_il) roiiblt-s by thi- pop- liilttlioii ol' llio vit).
.GIRIVIANS IVIEEI RISISIANIIE IN RUSSIA
(Special to the Guardian)
l.l)Z\'i)0.\', .\lar'. l.‘i--Gcriiritn troops
have occupied itat-kliiiiatcli and Kono- trip, iii thc pi'oviiit'i- ol' 'I`clio_i‘i1igoV. about, 350 iiillcs soiitlit-.tist of Mos- cow. bitt wort- i'0r'r-t-tl to r‘t-|_ii‘i_- i'roiii - llr'iarit-ik. iii the provinct- ol' Ort-if 200 iiiilvis .-iiitll_li\\'t_-s‘t til` .\ltitsifo\\', lt)\\'iti'tls tlii- iiitiiii Iitisc. ai-t-ortliiig; to ati Ex- vlitiiigt- 'l`t-lt.-i:i'tt|ili tit-spirit-li l`i'oin ;\lo.\‘- lcuw tltttt-tl Siiliii'il;t_\'. .-\|i.s|i'0-tit-I" liiruii troops nrt- iiiiivint.: oii \\`iii‘oslil»ai
*rind l{Iiai'kov. uipitui ol' lin: pi'o\'ilit:'.- of tlit- sniiit- naiiit- ziritl about -loft I mili-s south _ol .\|o.~:t-o\\'_
§HUNS INNIIIIUIAII I ARIIENIINA IIAIIII
I (Special to the Guardian) I i.oNr1oN. iiiarrn ts.-Renters i_.nh-
| itt.-tl lt.-.urns that tlicre is reason to pe-' -lievi: tlit- Geriiiaris are following prac- tises of wliicli they have been proved guilty clscwltcre and are inoculating tiniiiitils in Arrroiitina with bacilli.
IIWII IXPIIISIIINS
IN PARIS SUBURBS
1 (Special to the Guardian)
l’AllIS ilinrcll 18.-'l`wo tierrihlt_- ox-
Impplge thu novel femur-0 of tho new ’ plosioiin or-currcil iii tht- Paris sub-
parlianient, tlrlo opening sliowl wasqtge Presentaltlon to ‘\:‘rl\lt-St. l_i:;_;iiisn\ I tl'i-iétiirii gamg ug u'ua _ n morg' no 9 _ I °' ' -f lU` t'l'S (l lf l' _' S U`L?l ('()lS ("'
Uentlemaub Usher? of the Bloc? -Rqde ;1blt-_iliiiiiugi-_ No tliletiililsttiim- kl_i\ro\i\'i; (`j01_ Clmmbm-g_ D;-egeryed the tm. - Q iii it was ziillrouiictrt tin un 0 ich dmonai angle |n each of his Mx, statrriiioiit woiilti br- inutlc later:
bows to tho Speaker, three on enter-l ____ ---
ing the 'Commons with tlio Vice~Rcgul ‘ . .
message, and three on retiring, | "OR(_SIl‘?.‘§'al“f°_ H12 G"Q"d'a")| __ I.
wlloll me Commons reassembled thc rcsitld-rlt-»'A l’l1i‘l_AlloI'ltIlt.l]t]i"wall A
immediate consideration of' the ' ' _ _ __ _ _‘ _ ` SWIIIISII Iillllll-S ed by :Sir Robert Borden. The mm" _ N1 d_ _‘_‘.l‘_ '_ .
ilouse ordered that the debate on groom ON ‘ 0" “P-V “v'“"l"l” "I ’""“`
(Special to the Guardian)
-_-----i~------ tv lllc Ollicuis as ti iiitlrk of iilipiwririii-I S'|‘titfKli_t)l..\l, nlari-li l8.»~ ttonr
,tiiiliiivtillori with lit-.lsiii;;l'ot‘s and ofli-'
COMING EVENTS the people of the province on tho ilor- or ioints iii soullit-rn lfiiilaiiti has
’ tlcn-Torm ntini- route thi' ‘ut ‘ I i' ‘ - ~ ~ I
ANN0UN0EMEN'1`S~ . e - - ”- W' °" I’i‘.~i‘.'-'.`-.i’i`.‘."‘iI-I`.'-.» .I.'.`."it‘.’.f".IIli§II1`»§L'i`{.-.-ISI; ' MEETINGS, ETC, cd cltalrnian and llev. J. J. iVlui:- Swt-tion and thi- _-tlanil lsluutis.
' C.-R. 'Rogers itinilc thu pr'e_st:ntutioii ----_-.--- .__~-..._. ..
. , , _ _ , .. .
21st for the Pownal Red Cross -Social. valuable cnbiiiot of ltilrlc silverwurr_- II "I" ‘N MATHER’ I ill- l"0l`_HBlGl' HOUBG- Unique cuter-; for the Captain und another for the '|‘l§Ml'l']1{r\'l'lf RE.
tainment and supper. if stormy fol- (‘liief Engineer; wlillc the Chief Ste- TID F ,WUON F.r(, lowing night. 4004-3-l9M2i ward was preseiitctl with it liantlsonic " * * ‘ “ -'
_ ---- pipe. _ --~--
*Regular monthly -meeting of Mc-_ -About fifty well wisliers iuutlr-_ up TODAY IS THE 1323rd DAY OF
Donald Women’s Institute will be ad-` the party, including i°cpresentnlives CANADA'S PARTICIPATION IN dressed by Miss Hazefl Sterns, onlfroni Picton, Moncton. ilnllfax and THE WAR.
Thursday March 21st, nt the (lonsol-I other quarters. _ dated School. Patriotic lunch will be The genial (lnpluiii Beattie vigo- 'l‘()lt()N'l`0. .\lui'i:li 19.-~l~`nii' niid served. M2i rously championed thc aharidoiit-rl 1-lr-ar wltli rising ft>nrpei'ntiir‘e.
_._ ‘ Picton route and predicted tlial five 'l`hi- liigliesi tt-iiiperntiirc rctziiiytril
STRATHCONA FARMERS' |N. years hence Picton would lic still _\'t.stf-rtltiy ii-ns Ili! abort-_ Al 9 ii. in.. STITUTI will meet in the Consolida-t-I Picton while Port Borden would he it wits. 22 iibovt-. At il p. ui. it irns Lili: ed School Thursday, March 21. Com-I forgotten. Tire ma,l0l‘Ily. liowever. above. 'l‘ht- lon-c.-t the pri-vions patent am-hors Wm adams, the meet. were of the opinion that by -that tiriit-. night wus i4 iihovc. ing on (uhm-cniostg and ca¢_t|e_ amp Pictoti would be ii splendid pnsturc 'l`hc lids- will hr- high this :il`tcriioon meat ¢e,,¢|ng_ pope N0y_ ge(-_ M1|_ lot. The whole iiffair passed off ns at 5.12! and toiiiorruw of 4.11: it will
hr- Iiigli toinorrow nt -`-.IS ulid ’l“liiii°.~"-
~¢,\ free |'0|i.a|| and 5.,-e9n_,-ape Wm and good cheer and all present. paid day at ti.:is_
take Place on Cove l-lead Bay ice ll Well ‘le99""e‘l mhllle A" lll“ Splen- 'i'lic sun sets this evening nt 6.28 'rh“mdgy_ Ma,-cg; 21,; at 3 0-crock did qualities or the -(laptnin :intl oill- and tomorrow at ii_;lll; it risr-.~. toinor- shaip. Any horse from Mt. Stewart- to UWB- row-iiioi~nlm¢ nt 6.22 and Ttriii-stliiy at Rustrco may enter with exception or Captain itehti .intl the other- om- _irzr Chsrlottetowrl. A purse of $25 divided CWS KN-lI€l\lII_\‘ l!ClU\°Wl€dK9fI lIl€` Tho moon sets toniori-ow nioiuiiiig mm th,-ee p,.|,e,,;>,,|,0 A pu,-M, fm-'the gifts and the kindness that prompted at 2_40_ green race. Entrance $2. lf Thursday mem- _0ll“‘l` `“I’°_l’~ll°l`l BI90 gave There was ii new moon on 'l`uesdi»\.\'- unfavorable race will take place Sat- Plllfellelll llll‘l .°"lllPlllll°llll="`-" llll' March l2tli nt 2.52 p. m. urdny. Ry orrlrr of committee. ° lll`9”°ll- __ 'l`hr-. lcnglh of today will lv- twelve
liourn _and fmir ininutt-s_ _ H
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ireland Free.
ldiiglttiiti lit-i'ort: tht: worltl that Iii-i'
league ot' rrations or prctcutl to cui'r'_\ on this wail' in tlclt-nse of small util-
- ioiirilities urilt-ss ‘sito l'ii'st st-t iii-i' own
;lioiist~ iii ortlt-r ttiid sci lrctf ii rtutiuli
PETROGRAD
z\i't-ortliiig to ti rt-iitci' til-.sputt'l1 froiii that trit_\' iiiioiiiig tilt olliriul corri- iiiiinii-ntioii. Ntilit- ol llit- pupiilatioii will ln- pt-i‘initlt-tl to ir-tivo tlit- city lit-i't-al`tt-i' uiitl iii ortit-i' to riittlu- vcr- tiiiii tliiir llit- (writ-i' is ol_i»_-_vi-il ull
Night. '-
f\ iiio.~1.stit-t'essf`ul t-oiin~tl_i ilriiititt
“Ari irish lfItE't-li" \\'ii.- pi'i-sciittftl Iris! iilglit in lliu Pcopl0`.~' 'l`licatr~t~. uirdoi' the :tuspiccs ol` the Ilctie-volt-iii irish Soi-it-ty. und the sign “Standing Room only" was ricetictl long before-. the curtaih rose.
Tire plot develops iii a siiiall town,
called for obvious reasons “An irish Eden." lint in this Erich tlicre has to bc it scrpt-nt. of course. and this serpent proves to be llarrisuii Wootls- worth who is trying to separate for liis own purposes two vtigagcil inv- ers, Ncllii-. Duffy and .lrihu Nolriii. lit this ho is aidctl by May lit-trips:-_\'_ who is in luvc with John Nolaii and hat- es liet’ rival. Atiuti. in his »-t`i`o\'ts. Woodiiworth is titiccnssfiil for ii while. but rmtler the inflrteircn ol tht- good parish priest, Fatlier Duffy. nil works out wt-ll in tlir ond nnti \\'ootlswoi'tli is rcqtioslcti to soak iicwt-r t`i<-ltis.
As iiiirior slruiris tlirougli tho piety
is tho lioriio lilo of llic l’aili'it-lt'-‘li lI\<‘ lnvo virissitiitlt-s til' Aniiii ityaii and Toni llltrkt,-, tho gcriiul dot-for who til- ways was ulist-nt rnindotl_ and tht- pur- suit ol it liusbantl by thu lioust-kccpt,~i‘ ol tlio prii-st.
lri ptissliig, thc hislronic nrt or hir.
.\ir_~Tat;tii-, who iiier'sol1il`icil Ftiilii-r liul`t'\- is wortliy or special int-iitioii. lit- look ti star' part uiiil it difficult part in ti iiiuliiitri' ci|uiil to big city titl- r-iil. _lu fact llii- entire plii_\' wus tis good itiitl iii incl licttcr iii iiia1l_\' ro- spciyts than iiiitiiy Aint-ri(-air nnil l'pp- r-i- ('aiiaclzi coiriptinif-s wliit-ii visit. tliis t'il)'.
'l`lrt- ulht-i' prlt-.sl. l"utlli-I' ()`ill'lt‘ll
.ilily pt-rsonlflt-tl by ll. l-`. Mudd- igtiri null Mrs. (Toiirtlaiitl lion- kiiis as .\'t-lliv l)iil'i`_\/. iilect- of l"ullici' ilutfy and bliss Bertie Stewart us his t-iuisiii, .\lrs. l’ati‘ii~k |\lti_\‘t‘tI lIl0 lllll`l-S tis il' tht-y \vc|’c written for litem.
'l`lio two lo\'t-rs, Anna ll\;tii uiirl 'l‘o|n
Biakt-. were most i-lcvr-ii_r taken by i\li.-=.s lliltlti Now(-Il and l\'li'. Allan Mr- Vabe- and i°ocr-ive-tl tlir- smiles and ap- piaiisi of their friends for the excel- it-iil wuy the-_v uvicil tht-ii' roles.
'|‘l|r- 1-urnutiy piirls wcrt- in the cup-
nblt- Iiantis til' lliost- lwtr local iiruriinl- i~~ Atnrs bliss Ariiiit- ldgnn and Mr. \\'. ('_ \\'liitloi-k. who plnyt-ti its Mis. Mur- phy thc itoti.~‘ekPe.pt-r io tho l’ni°lsb. l‘i'ir-si iiiiil (instoii tht- iri't-prt=ssibIe liillt~Iii-i'.
.\li.~s (ierlio t‘o_rlo_ as .Nitty llcnlD5"l’
thi- iiutrtisl \vorlli_\' irit-nil of .»\llll8. Mill _\tr_ (‘_ (‘, iii,-tiiiis :is lliirrisoii \\'oods- woizp n ilosigiiiiig soltlit-t' ol' fortune piiyoii viliaiiious und tlillii-ull ports \\i\li -:kill wortliy vt-tci‘:\ii.< ol’ the
ilthci' cliarui:tt-rs wliu rounriotl out
tin- tnlc and inarlt- inutrh iriorc int-rr.\' iiilil tmjoyubln u most rlclightlitl play wmv- Doctor Nolan tht- lin- ii-nn frict--l
di-r given. -
stiitesiiicii iiiust cc-asc to talk or a'
Bsrngyncurrtn
\--=----~= -fsnvv snows #Anita ` 'i
Will Tell English Statesmen-They Must' Cease
Talk of League of Nations Till England First Sets Her Own ilouse in Order and'Sefs
1 . (Special to the Guardian) ‘that had for seven hundred years . l~LNNlSl{ILLIJ.\'. ii'olti1tii lv- John izroiincd under' her mlsgovernhtent. A llilloii who struct-,i»ilt_-il John ltr-tiinoi\<l|SiNN FEIN RIOTINO IN BELFAST- _us lcadizi' or tho lrisli nmioiiaiiists rc-
lpiylrig to <-oiigrittulalioiis _vt-slot-ti:i_\' (Special to the Guardian) nttiil his |`ir'>'t task woiiltl ln- to ti»il lll".Ll-`AS'l‘. March 18.-Sovere ridi-
iin; or-currcd last night in the"Natlon~ nlist, quarter of Belfast .between s. mob of Sinn Fcinners and the police. .\inn_v casualties were sent to the hospital including a number of police- llllbll.
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No Citizens Will liencelorth be Permitted to Leave City. All Passenger Trains Cancelled.
(special to the Guardian-) ' passeiiget- train service has been sus-
l.U.\'D().\`. l-'t_~li. lS.~-- 'Flic ovaiztiat- peirdcd.
ion ol l’i-_tror.:i'iirl hits bi-taii voiiiplutctl SQVIETS RATIFV PEACE TERMS
(Special to the Guardian) _
.\il)S(!0W_ March 18.--The all
Russian congress ol' Soviets has rat- ified the peace agreement Wll-ll GBT' niiiiiy by it large majority.
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“An irish Eden” Given By Local Talent Under
B. I. S. Auspices, Drew Big Audience Last
lltrtirccii urts there were most tio-
liglitfiil rot-nl solos by Miss Amy’ Byrne and Mr. Charles Earle, who had to answer repeated encores.
Young- Master- William Weatherbie
again highly pleased the audience with an exhibition of step dancing, sl he has on several occasions this sea- son. ills work is exceptionally good and shows rare promise for a boy of his nge. ` Au innovi-itlon und' u decidedly ple_as~_ ing one. too. was the singing act' in t-ostirinc by Miss Della _Wels1t, dross- cd as ti ltcd Cross Nurse, and M&l°__ tt-r Laurier llicltllllan. wearing ri'ici';-. iinif`t>i'ni_ This leutllfli Will lm* porlcd dir;-ctly from New. York, it riot-cl and most. interesting and evok- ed round after* round 0!_applaus_e. _
The St. Diinstaifs Orchestra. aqua- uul supplied in its own llllmIl,8\i1B__
stylo arrtl iurnishcd much of the elif
joyini-tit to thc crowded house.
Minard's Linlment Cures Burnt. Etc.
AIISIRAIIA llllVIRIl- IIAENI IIIAS IIIFIEAIPII
(Special to the Guardian)
Ml<)LBOllltNE, Australia, Mar. 18.-
'l‘he government of the Common- wcnllli of Victoria was defeated yet- tt-i‘diiy by a vote of 23 to 21 on a mot- ion of thc opposition protesting ag- ainst rr.-iliictlori. of war bonuses for i~ailwu_v ini-ii. Thi- result was accept- ed as ti voti- of no confidence and the izovrriior was advised to disolve par- liurncnt.
Mlnat-d’s Llnlment Relievel Nellrelgl
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pl__v Guardian Odlce. EBSQ-_ll-IBDHL
~wAN'i-so.-ro nsufr 'rt-t`|ii}___ is-_ .furnlshed rooms for holla g. t Apply at this onlce. 2 'lr __
ton street. .» ¢00~ 0- I-`
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sale, etcellunt D311' Dllttlil "lf _ olloloth or _l. ..
Guardian 0%. _ `_
of in-, Parish Priest. ivino- i-nn-it-i<. his ~¢Ag¢Agg_.w¢_ _gs 1-qu cousin-iii-law und .lolin Nolan. n prom- fm- immgqhgg gp ¢_ Wm pgy ising young lawyer' are ably present- highest mm-ggppffgp, ' Ml] efi' hr Mews- -ll M- ily-iw A-<lf--'_ at-es_ Mai-not Building. este-il-1 it Ht-.nnesaey untl llnrry .Vit-J-`.wen in or- .._.__...-_-I-ang; -` » '
Mlna;d'| I-lnlment Guns “Mill
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