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by .British Guns._ Slaughter of Succeeding Waves ha Strewn Ground with German Dead. 100 German Aerop-
lanes Brought Downiii Four Days. Superiorit of Allied Artillery Fully Demonstrated. evolutionary Movement Growing in Germany. Reichstag Closed Almost Im- mediately After Opening Austria .Ominously Silent.
GERMANS POURING IN RESER-ihe said, were lying in front of the‘
VES. British lines. lll the eighteen days
(Special to the Guard-ian.) contlllueil, British casualties had been
l.0I\'i')0.\', April 26.-Tclcgrspllillg so-nlethlng less filan halt what they
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I~‘rull'c:-. lil‘lltf:".~i correspondellt says the (iermnllil arc still hurrying up fre-ill rc~n~l'vcs to press thoir counter-
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to check our ililvauco hy ui-ling up
great nltlssc:-l of t.roops wllc-so Another impc~l-tant fe-nturc of thc
‘lllwisiil have tilknll thc place of para- pois. '|‘llis policy lnllst l'cslllt ill grctltiy llr~colel'atillg t_llc ill'twi-.sis of exhaustion allii if cnlltllluetl long the
ill it-solve it-lclf into a
of the Arras b.lttle. General Maurice
the Somme ofiensive, while the linin- bcl' of prisoners and guns captured by -the Hritlsll forces were much
tho Somlllc.
ilglltlllg, said the General, is thc fact that tho British have definitely entail- llslletl tllcir l-luperiorlty in tile air.
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tvtn witb_ good buildings. Mal- llurgoyue, infantry, officially report-
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. 1fl0-4-24M7ipil. ril 10, 1917, Gunshot right leg, so
film MacKinnon, 0'Leary. '
f di -f 3 to 6 mouths old. -\g;n& aliliiiilt May ist. for which the highest. price live weight Will
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on-$0 -\ T 'roi-ohm, April 27-Moderate winds. mil- 'emi cool.
Tilt! -highest' temperature recorded yetterddy was 39 degrees above. At 10 ;.i»n._it_wss 37 shove: at 9 li- m-- lt war- A3 ebove. The coldest the DN'
36. trove.
v'?i"|i:ontlEl‘A`w`l'I‘l°be high this Afternoon nt. 1.58 end tomorrow at 2.36. it 3W" he hgh _tbinurrovv mornin! Rt -
nd-. tllldoy at 4.40. .. The eu lets this afternoon at 5.12 find Btlndily at 6.10; it rises tonight at 1.18 Ind tomorrow nt 7-19-
Tlls-vrnoon sets tomorrow mornin!
ot. 1:18. -
There was e new moon on Sator-
i1ay,:i\pl°il;-8`1lt tt 9.01 e.. m. n 'm
FOR SALE-EGGS FOR HATCHING _ _
fi' m 0Cl¢ 0f White |0i=¥h0i`nS'.Biili`-‘li' mall attacks on the British positions (Special to f'|'\¢ Guardian.)
o fi _ _ dm lilylflg Siiiiiil ii\f`-lUdiUS i'i\m0\\S near G-avrelic wcrc complete-ly repuls- LONDON. Allfll 25--Pill' greater
i` - , my '»m_ wigm-iiiiig in gin(-_i-,ii hp. llattlcs than those raging in the Arras
cd st nil, l
15 eggs. W. li. Johnson, 289 Fitz- iiouiicmiiiiili i_t;,-,q4¢-_ii hy tip-_ War Om(-e region are llllpcniilng in the imme-
' ilinic future. This statement is
roy Street. 163-4-25MIiiptl. today.
heard \'roln luilily reliable sources
gUpERR|0R|1'y QF 5g|T|5H AR. today when tllr- qllci.-tic.-ll arises whe-
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" ' . _ _ (:_ 712,46 , rva o wal urgoyne, ll- be' Md' Saunders' Newqon &` 0 fantry, officially reported to 32 Sta-
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MUSKRAT' sion. Will send further partlculsl
W°°'°l- “ld “nd °’°““ mx ‘“"“S it l rt- 0 l. c. accords. o nl nm prices pals. Bi-los er f;vf§‘_..'°“° V” '
Baron strain. $1.00 per setting 6
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ll uslihl usl
ecclved by their' father. Mr. \/Vm.
te nf. ‘to inform voll
________._----- Mr_ Michael. Brennan, Long Rive
has received ll telegram onnouncln that his son Private James Alcxantle Brennan, who left hero with "A" t‘o. i0l'»ih Battalion, has been admitted to No. 26 General Hospital. Einplcs. France He is suffering i`i'0¥\i il tliiii-
shot wound in the -chest \'<‘¢ffi|V@‘l I" action on April 19th, and ls danger ously ill. Private Brennan was our of those drafted from the 105th to lilo 13th Battalion and -crossed to l~ mnvc on November 28th.
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Mr. Murdoch McKenzie of Brutini-
llane received a telegram on the 23rd as follows:--"Deeply regret to inform you 2919513 Private Alex M<‘l<i=nzle, Infantry officially reported killed ill action April 10th. 1917."
' (Sg<l.) 0. I. C. RECORDS.
Otttlwil
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coilinvo nvnnrrs aivnoonolilunrrrs.
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you through all- the side-shows at the Novelty Entertainme-nt in ljeeril Hell tonight commencing at 8 0 ci%\'=)l;-
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"Como to the Red Cross Social.
non nlver lion. Mlondnv evening.
1 S leniiid progmm. chor-
lngo. dainty lunches sold. ten nerve
193, }Iii15b0,-0-St_ ,_54,4_25M-1 longest lllallltnin the deadly pace.
J pd l’ri=loltvl'<l ilcclarc that the Gcrnlln (Special-to the Guardian.)
Foss _ - ~ ~- » _
ullilSll?ll%tlEbl'il`t::SUT\pTiw?J .]rJH2:JS` army is now being drained at il rutc PARIS, April 26.-Terrific fighting
' Dy ' ' ’“°' which brings collapse within lnells- colltlnucd tlurlng the night on tile
197407 Mol urable tiistzluce. front of the Frcllch offensive. Tile
' '~` “ Germans renewed their counter-at
1O0 GERMAN AEROPLANES DOWN- tucks on high ground near (Tllemin
I)-. . ‘ _
by King Brazilian. six years old. all ' ED ‘N FOUR DAYS' thc;\\E)iE:’1€)sm£2utrel§gll‘Efl no quccess'
Hcavil overcast skies arc giving All attack ill great force cast oi'
109' Pownal Rube! U84 Z6 M219' tile Gerlllan airmen ll brief respite, (‘el'lly was repulsed with heavy losses
from British aerial atf:li~k.~l enabling |'0r thi’ Gerniilne.
FOR SALE'_SH°RE FARM B2 lllcln to lllukt-`ci'l`ol~t-l to rc-orgllllizo
FOR SALE _ 3|pwAy BA5 _ situation w .. _
Y CAR simple prc-blclll ol’ which sitio can \ . NIGHT.
acres, 7 miles from i‘.llurioLtciowll . ' , ' .` . . . - Apply to owner, Wiliiilnl Rllyl\“**- i'illei%tI‘»lllP=ilLilllyls (illla;ll1t‘iill;r‘tll:;"lllfill;IhH'llii:f’:; COUNTER ARE$8|E8(E%.GAvRELLE
‘ K" I’ ' uccolliltcip l'or nearly one lluud`reii` `
‘§:rl§$`;`I_E';`3EVEF§lAL P\I":E :RED enemy nlilcllillcs British. ilirulcn (Special to the Guardian.) ‘ l t‘ wlsdun tw” rk- °‘""'t‘wel'c praying for tl cc-ntilluancc ol’ LONDON, April 26.-An ofilclal “tx ;:l°“Ch“T° ' from pmze`wi““i"g clear wellthcl' us their worryillg-~t.ac» .statemenf....saya..eirly...laat..,nigh_t__1ll0_ ;°(;l' ' ' F°'3““°“' N°' 2 York tics had provoked thc Germans into enemy again-.Aendae.vored~. -tc attackl
1001“"“21M5’P hcavwflghiing but clouds gathered our new positions in the neighbor-’
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to 1 i lili.A l e-ning __._E_.__--_-.---M-mis _
°’" W ' Wy " S sl-lon FARM Fon sAl.i lN - yesterday nnil tolls, also the skies hocfl of G.-.wi-elle. me advancing
consisting of 131 acres; 75 clear were overcast. ln collsequencetlie troops were caught by our artillery
neroplanes’ illlnt was restricted. bi1i`I‘2\B€ iliiil C0Ifil'il8l€lY I‘€DUlS€fI-
»» - .-..._.__..______ ,__ _ _ _ ‘ g Elsewhere there .was nothing of spe-
ata bargain. M-Ilford Cudmore. GERMA-N ATTAQKS REPULSED, nce.' “"'" ”"*'~' -
I GREATER BATTLES STILL IM-
(Special to the Guardian.) PENDING.
L0\i1)ON April 26.-Rencweil Gor-
TILLEFIV- I lllnlx ill 'their nrlillcry work. l-‘leid
Following are the olilclal telegrams (SP¢¢li=\| to the Guardian.) developing ext-vllciltlv and he is for-
LONDON. Alifil 20~-'D110 Olililtilliii- clng Voll l-llllilcnllurli’ to do what the
ing feninre ef the Second phase of the Brlttsll nniiclpeir-il. 'rliev knew .he
. battle of Arran in the definite entnb-'would welt until he tllongnt the Al- h lisllment of the superiority ill artil- lies had reached the highest point of
ilBii.°l-_ Mzllid Battalion:-~ lery of the British -and it is due -to efficiency and then throw in enormous
`” “Sincerely regret 'to inform you this superiority that they have been mas:-tes of reserves to catch them on
lat 712.541 Private Wm Nelson able to maintain the successful often- the down grade,
sive. said Majorllelleral F. B. Mail- _
- rice, (Thief Director of military opcr- GERMAN' COUNTER ATTACKS
‘ - ations nt the Wal' Ofilcc' in his week- WEARING 0UT_
_....‘._'7.E_----'-'“ '° yere. Will srelul furtllcr particulars ly Statement today. (icuernl Mau-
WAN D’_15 t° 2° mas FOR when received. -0. I. C. llecods.” rice declared that the Genlnans had (speeiai to fhe Guard-iam)
drawn on their strategic reserve- and BRiTlsH iiEADQUARTEii,S IN brought up great new forces ill an nt- FRANCE, April 26-(Stuff Correspon- tenlpt to stem the onslaught but that dem Agggoiateii Press)-_There has
- the British machine was Working been e comparative lull ln the light-
tionnly Hospital, April 12, 1917, coilt - without a hitch. ing cast of Arras in the last 24 hours.
~.°. the Genman counter-attacks in an ef- f- THOUSANDS OF GERMAN DEAD fort to retake the positions captured
IN FRONT OF BRITI/SH by tho British in Mondayus push hav-
LINES. ing worn themselves out. After each
i. of these attacking waves had been g Tile Gvrnlnll losses llllve llvcn tcl‘- I ...__1--_--
tilt-r the l.lltl..h .l.lvc ical. . l
Murullnll lluip,‘.~l plans ulparenlly are
r rlilc and tilollsilllds of dcnd (icrmans, Minprdg Llnlment cur" ggpgetin egwg
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thrown back the British managed to crocp fcvlvaril still further.
FOURTH DAY OF TERRIFIC STRUGGLE.
(Special to the Guardian.)
NEW YORK, April 26.-'Pile fourth
day of the terrifllc struggle on tile l`iritish front, ill France has opened wltll both siilcs still striving vainly i`or o_tic<:ision. The Germans _have l~e.=lo-rteli to terribly costly tactics of niasscii attacks and if they have suc- ceeded temporarlly in checking thc llritisll advance it has been done, ac- cording to spectators of tllc titanic colltiict. at ll staggering toll of ilu- mnn lifo,
OMINOUS REPORTS FROM BEHIND THE LINES.
it would seem as if the revolution-
ary mutte-rings which were onlinously swelling lhljcugh Europe prior to the inception of the great battle were drowned ill the thunders of the battle- field but indications are not lacking that--momentous events are about to occurbehind the fighting lines.
Tho summary atljournment of the
Relchsi.-fig. when its sittings had barely opened, is given added signi- ficance by hints in the German press that the strike agitation in Germany may burst. forthwith wit.ll,l'euewed violence on May day, the great inter- national Soclalist holiday. A nation- wide.. in-bor. d.emonsl.l°.altion...in.. Sweden is also planned for that day and may have its counter-part in Spain.
N0 NEWS FROM AUSTRIA.
No news of any importance has
'come'i'l'om Austria in several days, ll fact which has given fresh vigor to thc cvcr l'ecul'rellt report of illten tions ol' efforts on the part of the Dual Monul-clly to seek ii separntc peace.
APPALLING STORIES FROM TUR-
KEY.
No collfirnlatloll of reports is uvnii
able frolll any rclinblo source bllt tllcro arc ln<.-r't- dcllnitc tidings of tllr status of nil'a.lrs in Turkey, the tlllrd member oi' Ge?many's imperial trium- virntc. Returning travellers tell up-_ pulling stories of_de-vastatiou wrought by disease and starvation In the Ot- toman Empire. They also repeat the oft-heard story that the Turkish peo- ple are sick at heart over the war and its entailed miseries but are kept in subjection by the iron hand of Euver Bey and his German collea- gues. Apart from France there are few tlevelopments of importance in the war theatres.
CURIOUS SILENCE RE RUSSIANS
IN MESOPOTAMIA.
The British continue to tirlve for-
ward in Mesopotamia but there is rl curious silence in regard to the Rlls- sian armies in that region. An at- tack can n fairly large scale has -been
front but tllrrc is nothing as yet to Illillrntc wlletllel' ll general offensive is plilllllcii ill. tllls rcgioll.
SERVES USED UP.
Reports indicate that the Germans
force will be"spent in futile counter
miglltiest force of their anms.
GREATEST HAMMERING IN HIS TORV AWAITS GERMAN ARMY.
Thc British have 'already a wide
front on which to deploly and this soon will be extended. here is not a single officer in, London who be- lieves that -affairs on the Arran front will take a dramatic course but all are ni-sured that the-British are going io give the enemy the worst ham- mering over-delivered to an army.
250,000 GERMANB ON STRIKE.
(Special to the Guerdien.)
WASHINGTON. April 26.-Reports
to me suite Department through om-
part of the workmen. lt irreported also that bread rations h U been re-
duced from nineteen to six- teen hundred grams per .
Provincial Legislature
spectators both in the cllnmbel and at the entrance to the building where the Guard of Honor, ullilel- command of Major Leigh was drawn up.
The Guard of Honor war- composed
of one hundred khaki-clad sons o_f' Prince Edward Island, men enrolled in the Artillery Drafts about to leavc their native .shores to lend their aid. and if need be, give thell lives' in de- fence of the Empire, anti the worl<i's liberty. They were a decidedly fine looking body of young men and ac-
Therc was a large attendance of
quilted tllemisdlvelfl ladmirably. The Fourth Regiment Band was also in khaki yesterday so that it was an ali- khaki closing :ls becoming il time of war.
Variety was lent to thc scene in
the Legislative ("ill1lnllcr, where, ill token of the fact that the great ile- public has ranged llorsclf on the side ot' the Allies the Still' nllil Stripes' were displayed side by siilc with the Union Jack, while lion. W. A. Pierce, Ii. S. (lonsul, occupied a seat on the floor of tllc House.
After giving his asscllt to some
thirty blllr- ills llonor Lielllcnilnt Governor Mcllollllld tlelivcl'cd thc closing speech as follows: '
Mr Speaker and Gentlemen of the
Legislative Assembiyz-
l am pleased to relieve you i`ronl
your attendance upon the present Session of the Legislative Assembly which has been fruitful of a large amount of what l am sure will prove to be useful and beneficial legislation.
The action which you have taken
in the dii'ection_ot' solving the prob- lem of providing for 'the returned 'sol- diers froln the war, and the measures for the better and more efficient en- forcement of the -laws relating to the prohibition of intoxicating liquors will; undoubtedly, meet with the ap-
alrcady move' used two-thirds of their reserve forces without gaining a sin- gle objective. At this rate their tions. n| mum not M" made wah .
T ey
attacks before the Allies reach the Sir Thomas. to the Commander of the
cial channels tell of a strike of 250.- 000 laborers in Berlin. While the JOHN B391 Dufferin, read an ex..
0 tract from B letter from
information is with-hold the Depart- A member of the Qgngdim Expeip- ment says the Incident shows the tional-y Force describing the stoning growth ei the fieeire fer peace on the or three trains et River du Loup,
name of the official who gave th
preciation and approval of ai great majority of tile Deople of this Pio
vince.
l cannal take leave of you without
making u brief refcrenpe to the om-
great war in which we are engaged. Tllele are very few families in Can-- ada today who have not. had some"one among their number engaged in this terrible struggle. l congratulate those who have won well-deserved distinc- tion and earned the gratitude of tlleir Country for their acts of daring and heroism and deeply sympathize with the parents. relatives and friends of thos-ctwhose lives have been sacrifle. ed to save their Country. I thank you for the liberal provisions you have made for the several im- portant services of this Province.
=ln relieving you of your duties t
desire- lo assure you that you have my sincere wishes for your indivi- dual llappincss and prosperity.
Tile Band. which occupied o pnr-
tion ill the gallelics played “Mary- land” nlld the National Anthem be- fore ills llonor left thc Hou.-re. This was followed by three healty cheers for the United States, ploposed by l’l'clniel' Motllleson.
After the House prorogued U. S.
Consul Pierce from the balcony de- livered n stirring address to the enl- tiiers comprising the Gu rd of Honor. Hon. Mr. Pierce spoke 0;? the undying
glory. won by the Canadian troops at
Peetubert. Stl Julien, Ypres, and Vimy Ridge, lie painted a vivid word picture of the scene on the battle- field where Ubnadians and_AmeH- cans will soon be "fighting side by side ill the gi-eat cause of wresting the world from despotism, He wished the boys God-speed on their mission
of liberty.
At the close of I-1on.,Mr. Pierce’s
address he was lustily cheered by the Guald of Honor and the assembled throng and- the Band played "Yankee Doodle."
Premier Mathieson, also spoke a
few words declaring that he hoped soon to be able to see some of those
erseas who have so manfully
boys ov fought’ in thc cause of justice.
l"heers- followed for the Premier a-nd
subject which overslladows all othelsfthmproceedlngs ,cl_os'.Qtl`- _ _
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YESTERDAY lil THE
HOUSE OF COMMONS
charge of being n patty to thc sland-
cr.
During ills address Sir Thomas told
of standing with Sir Julien Byng in the Canadian camp of Vimy Rii1S“. and viewing the tremendous fortifica-
- “ h can never be taken," Said
ceninllnn troops. “The Canadiens will gn over that ridge some day."
' Sir Julien asslllcil thc Plnnllce
Minister and his prophesy has been proven correct. Sir .lulien Byng des. cribed the Canadian soldiers as "sound clean through." The testi- mony furnisbed by soldiers as to the abstemiousness of the Canadian sol- dier i Euro e was complete end ir- refufptllle. S5- W|lErid Laurier and E. M. MacDonald came to the rescue, of Hon. Mr. ,Lemieux in the matter of the cnnt.een_ Sir Wilfrid did not attack the wet canteen. “l find no fault," ‘ho concluded. "1 take the judg- ment of military authorities on this point.“ Mr. Michael Clark, l.ibernl.tle- fended the Canadian troops and css- tigated Hon. Rodoiphe Lemieux for fatherlng the as-perlrions.
when passing through Quebec. Mr.- Beet demanded that protection be ac- corded our troops ln' pasting through Quebec, 1-le wished to know what t e Government proposed doing.
Mlnei-d'e Llnllnent euree teetlleohe.
8
(From Our Own Correspondent.) Sll°“l0d C- A- Ga“Vi'ei\\l» g
o'l"rAwA, A il 26-Tn H <1 . vanw-
pr (io (Mig ali sm THOMAS wu.l'l‘ls. on beneli or
voted ui ithe afternoon .- cuesion of the wet canteen system in U10 G0V9mm‘3“i- Bl-ated Ulm- “°"°Um' Canadian camps ip England. Pli}‘l“ii§ md DQ?" “’°°l"9d~
HON. n0Dol.Pll»l=: l.l<:lvllEUx mls- h Itfls- nqiie. 1 yelled the irate mem- th su 1, 1| f m er rom em scoua a.
§‘lw.£p§i`°....i§ie .feaiif lii§e.'§7e...§ Sin lvlnrnm LAvRlnn= “The old by the Rev. Paul Goforth, ln Ciiiifge E‘h0“ld °°l‘t3i“lY be 'niveau'
which serious allegations. ware maiiile 8632?* a';_`i2I;;1XgC9\-VHJTE pmmlmd
?fo%;\l;:ttif1:l‘;Ini`v(lililntI(l-lillllgls an men that the matter would be investigated.
The Government nlenlbell-i vigor- _ HON- GE0~ P- GRAHAM- 0" 5 l\“9f\
ously defended the Cnnailian troops,l_\0“ ‘lf l"'lVi198e- made im emllllalif and officers of the army ill Pai-li:l» iiiffiiiil Of thi? <‘l\ilff¢@ mi\d0 ilélllliiil
him last night by R. B. Bennett. Ho
t.ii tl..ttenenl:ls
.ln
` ~ I ,,gmm.\(,.|- being it party to an ngrecmentto hand
giving Dnbhcny lo “WSP U lover the 1. (`. R. to the Canadian
Some Near Sensations. Questions Asked as
to Treatment ol Soldiers Passing Through Quebec. Wei Canteen Slander Again
vigorously lllsproved.
of Temle--
madc bv the Allies on the Saloniki- us2§<;lI‘{iol`lll;.()MAS WHITE who md. Northern. “This smwmeml from bm ,
|",`,,“ m panulylnn (mmm.-_ in |.;m;i,,“,| ginning to end is devoid of the lean-It ,um Fmmje dp“n“m'.(,n me aS,.,.,.\|0n_._ vcstigc of truth," ileclnred Mr. Gra- ;"“\. wam},d Ml. lmnllmx that hp ham with considerable emphasis. “No
' .-neiltlitnctl
TWO-THIRDS OF GERMAN RE- could not escape with inlpunity thc ‘“"~ “Kr filzlglalgr wrmign' w::i:n£l»’;
Northern, and there was no understanding to m-ak:-_ such an ngree‘ment." ln confir- mation of his denial he read the fol- lowing telegram from Sir Donald Mann:
statement that you agreed to hind over the intercelontri to th¢.Canadien Northern. as thene was no auch agreement.” ’
MR. GRAHAM continued, “One of
the chief people of the`C. N. R. declares I have not'seid it. -lf any member of the Canadian Northam made _the statement he uttered a falsehood and knew it was one, when he uttered It;
MR. BENNETT tele the former
Mllileter of netlwaye that he had eer- rectiy interpreted the niennlng of the statement made .la'et.nIlhl. ehfl mg! _if Mr. Graham would consult t e former MIlllI‘tQl"bf` Fillllde ‘III 'Mid find that the capital value was med. the rate of internet- on this oepltel agreed upon and tile term of yeetrs of the agreement fixed.
(Special to Hwatluerdien.) _ui
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