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to ‘ ‘ '

it-It cIntitQ_1;1 _lpypt I; niitn

;f¢i-ning bully Founded 1891 Y Y A ` r, I I V - I ~ I :V __ ` _"T E I ,"3 >"M"_”:A"" ' I' "~”t_'"'f ' ' "1" `*.3-ffl'

w ein (Now evening natty) 1as7. OHARLOTTETOWN I ADA TUESDAY MARCH 13 1917 3 '°° F" W" ‘°°""°"°‘” '" “"‘"°°

° Y _ _ _ _ i I » » $2.50 ni- vein- (Matted) In Advance In cnnau, gnu ;a.oo mf 3,

"c`£Ii`§§ii=i§IS"i3ii'éi{if§i§itiiiiiif§`§ SOMETHING WRIING

I until ttiniit ‘,“Ii GEIIIINIRN PRISONEK

.-,- -...t IN sr sauna. 'l'NN"i»"-S-I

one cent per word per insertion whe

n= .\II&(.l.LL.-\h lu()l 5. , §7`-UN-S--0-~ -_ . . .._........ _..__.~

For Evrin vtitioif'

, ,mm ,,,._,, We., wt... mo... me situsnoss Mnoei tlluny Lives Lost. Property Dum-` » ~\'.».. c Ili P ,_ _

mum chu.” of 25 “Mu pe, in", tieuh every day tmiu selected M1* 1 » ~ 1 e » » .

c_,__,,_,,___._,,.,,__,_,___; ,é.;...m.;.£ m.}l.x._£.'.`.., titary ProclamationIssuedforbtddingi “le Ewds ll '*“"°“- T"

’ " ~ '---~--- Assemblages on Streets News a ers* “‘°“’“”“‘ "°"‘“‘”"'“”i“"'°

POTATOESI- _FARMERS ‘ JUST A ' I ' p p

_ .___

imeopted. Adu. -taken by phone

ey by remlttlng with order. Stamp

,wg by mail will be charged at c

2. _ vt ~ . =°°~;; :‘.°f.‘1..;°:.:’.'.i.y.‘=::.;t;; 22.110 eta. are 1_\°t _belllg Issued and Tramwavf -

9" ,stationery and postage on a

gngnli. V

AG EN TS \\'ANTED

WHEN ORDERING GOODS BY MAIL

h_,_ D HI ~_ B. I-__f~ <1 _ _ _ `t§pecia| to the Guardianz) I ¢ I it o cis in~ service ls Suspended__ M-.-\\ _tA__sTI.n‘,1n_iI._ Mart-.Ii 1.'-'rnei and Kllled 0|’ Ca -- _ ...~_-_ ...__ tit-aili list iioui zi toinado which Itweptt

.\'o\v (‘astlc vestci-Ilan al'tet'iIooII wa

senlal) " IL' M -0- - '_ .. I

wAN1_ED__REPRE8ENTA_r|V`ES To (wrt ominion <\Dr;2’;l‘;I9_3`c1>l3i§%E1|n A V ifileleailt today and the sctiithcrs weret

rorttited. Germ

,tion-ibttte Tablelii, ' \vhi(gh wash ------~~ - --~ .__ ...__...._._ _ (Spgglal to the (§t_i;rd|an_) 511-9915 and wm~|||m_: L.|UZ0u_. ‘hm 'mgm`g‘hl the ruirlg for other wr", (Special 10 the Guardian.) clothes tlpofleo-‘1l5’. clean. without cLEAR.'NG OUT SAEE 'ju' MRF LONIJON, March 1:5.-A Rents-rltroop_=I have been nitiiIoi°lzi->r1`ti» us Y ‘

I-ttltbintr. One trial makes pcrmiin

M"'M‘u*m 5° Blaclilgl Point- I-“N05 despatch from i’etr0gI'ad suvs Gene I alms or any means to pi-osoiwo ot le

out trustomers. One hundred- Der pl“‘_"e M‘"°l‘_ 1411*- “ll I D- Ill- Sllleli-al iflirivoloit. conlmantl if tl P -I' U nz' I 'l` . V* - ‘L

r-out profil.. Make tive dollars Iiaiily

‘ th . I ‘l 1 - ~

| 1‘°S1Ii"9 “H 'film ii* 3910- trograrl district has issiilcdoa tlsot-II?-l lullipeif; (zlix-Nlllot tiiili‘;~:ilrl)r(ilemllrItlIlll

send ten cents for samples for four; _ __ _.___ _ __fl*_“;'*;l°‘“?§‘;,/ 'nation fmhltllllnlr flflllftrlllll-lrletl in tllei way/ sci-viccl liii.-= III-cn .=It.=pi-not-ii.

wa`t-things. Bradley t‘ompany, Brant- ford, Ontario. -I'i0'l-3-SM12l

AGENTS WANTED.-- TO SELL FOR

"tho old -reliable l~‘ontiIill Nurseri- es." We teach our men to scfll. Ex- perience unnecessary; highest coni- Iiiisslons' paid; handsome treo equip- tuitnt. Stone &~. Welllntzton, ’l‘oI'ont.o, Ontario. ‘ -|597-3-Iliiiitliiliirill

l*`()l{ !~‘.\Ll~I.

_ F? SALE-- COTTAGE WITH

.stable on Pleasant St. Apply at ii Pleasant Street. 4647-Il-0II1l2lpil. FOR SALE.-TWO NEWLY CALVED

cows and sevi-ral nite to frcsiioii thi.-I spritig. Vhnrlcs liownrd, Mil ton. 4(I!lII-Ii-7l\liii

FOR' S_ALE-- RESIDENCE AND

farm oi' G5 acres at Kensiiitztoii. Apply to T. W. flcntlloy, KeusiIiI:-

ton. 4051!-Zi-iil\l2wks.`

FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN A PROT-_ or-toarapli chock writer (almost III-wi, nit-Io at New lllrn, (‘lIet-k pro- fccior. Apply at (iuartiian Oilleo.

4070-Mtf.

BUILDING LOT FOR SALE--CEN-

triil lot 50 x 168 feet. with large- liuilding lu good ordcr thereon. Ex- cellent situation for private rest ilonco. Geo. W. (lurtliuei°, 222 tit-ation Street. 4tlSI-l-:I-ti1\ltit.t'. FOR SALE-90 ACRES OF LAND,

_'.0 at Rocky Point WliaI'i'ovei-loolting' the harbor. A beautiful Sutnmct- Re- sort. 40 acres about 54 of u mile from wharf. For turtlierpnrticu-` lai'.~t apply to William Miitch, ltr,-ckyl Point. 4702-Ii»SM6iptl. _

` 222 (lrIii'ton Street. -liiilfl-il-II.\I($t.f. ,, ‘ , _ _ _

3.---____-_-._-_._.---.-.,.1_=, tho Nationaiis-It re.~Iolitt ioII was I

:|1131 ( t|‘ ‘Av N Ili lc D- ‘- ll`I -.lII<I(E(l by 'l`. ,l’. 0'( 'i)llIl0l', Wllt] il

SHEETS NOTEPAPER WITH

‘ -108..-:t-llilti’ I . U ~

4i't-lil-2-15-iMtt' ` '

`._.,_....._.. .__._._. _.__._,,.... _,_ ......_.__.-»

HOUSE. TO LET_ElGHT ROOMS,

.c ic igi. me ‘wIi. Two

V lilocks from R. lt. Station, _three

from market. (icn. \\‘. (iardiner.

"TEACHER WANTED FOR SASKA-

informntiou to flaiiadiaii "I`niiclIerII' °-tlelicy, at Regina Simi or Cul-

\ \\' .\ N 'I' El). _

IIo`u`sE`WAI~ITso To RENT, .EIGHT

ences and hot watci' litmtiug. Reply

' \\'itli(partit-iilars anti rent to No;

100 -iIaI'd-ian. 4774-fl~13Mtl`.

FRESSED HAY WANTED.- WRITE

to \V. lleune'it. liloxitatxlic. siatiiig quality and price, to lie shipiteiion cars. `_ __ 4161-3-i2liIE2IptI.

wANTEo-FAit=IZ:HiI.D wAsHING Machine. Apply 102 I~‘lt.zro_v St. 'I

FOR BALE.- FARM READY FOR

seeding. Good soil, burn.-I, wootl,l luuiber, Inuil. Neat- I'ailwny sta-l tions. Cheap. Good terms salo or

excliange. him-.kiniioii & Mt-.\'eiil_ Joi-IN M¢QU||_|_AN 3, 30" W||_L

00 Great Ge'ori-re Street.

4775-:i-Mtii.

* IIELI’ \\'.\N'l'l~lI)- l-`i<)-

_\I.\I.I‘l. `

WANT-EC-, A NURSE. GIRL. APPLY

Strathcona Hotel. 4759-3-12M5iptl,

____ __ _ _ ,_ _

JOHN McQUii.LAN &. C0-t. WILL

pay the liigliost crisli price for tur- nips Iind will ttiito them every mild

' day. 4600-3-TMI#

pay the liigiiest citsli price for po- ititt:-es and will tiilic them every mild du_\'. 4696-CI-lllv.I6i. SOBER INDUSTRIOUS MAN FOR

l t‘lt._v inilh ti-nm. liei‘ci'ciiccs requir-

I.Il. Apply at once. t`itarloitetowu

4780-Ii»l.’ll\‘If.l’.

WANTED- KITCHEN GIRL. COUN-

Iry girl pI'efcrrocl_ No wanliing.

4781i-3-l3l\iit`.

WANTED-MAID FOR GENERAL

\ <‘oIi<loIi.-oil .\iillI I‘onipti\I_v_ l

WANTED.- TO PURCHASE. A RE I | Izi-itereil Shorihoru bull. Parties

having stinie i`or stile. please write. stating nge, color. :intl price to \Vm.. S. l\ic.\Ielll, I-`aiI'\'ie\\', l’. lil. I.

oi' lroliintl utltl in thc. iitterests

At one point. in his niidrcss he pa

troops at the front. uiiii asslerteii th

nietiy--settle-ment. or coercion.

fftvoreti settlement.

Mr. 0'("onnor was followed by Wil-

liam A. itediuonil, who made an lin- nassioiied plea for ii. I-oiruproniisc. ltu tween the Nationalist# and ('nionlst.~i and sat down amid tho applause of the lions#-_

Ulster Stzintds Pat.

’. Sir .lohu Luusiiiiltr. speaking for the

Viiiouisis. declared that. Ulster wan- ted nothing to do with Home Rule of this sort. und that his section of iro-

Ilaiiii hail i'urnishod troops iinil monev

h0u__e_w0rk Apply 17 pleasum St 471‘;'3'9l\'mi', from pure patriotism. uutl lvitiiout

" ' ' ` ' _, '_'--*---' hope of gain for tlicmsI=.Ive.'.

_ 4765'3`12M4i' L05!" _ l"rcniicr l.ioyIl-George t`oll;I\\'ctl with

" `”"`_°'°°`°"°°"_~"`°i°`_”"°_“" ""' `_' ' ' ;;_" ` ` ‘ " """"‘ tho r()n0|i||w‘-,m0.r|t of the (‘0\’f‘l‘ll» WANTED-YOUNG LADY FOR Lcfvsgl-]’(),,"v|grgDq¥nmf?(.h?U mi-ntl: und, ‘nite-I~ stating that iiuy

izlork In Gentlrul Country StC'l'0. All* (t0||f.g.§_ ' .i73(;.;;.13M;;ip°d_ ' part ut' Ireland that wanted Home Iliy hi own liandwritiniz to “.l. .l.” --- -~ -i-------~,~--- Rule -o itil hnvc- it, siiagestcii two :il- llox' 90 Guarllinn. . 4740-3-l0Rl6inll-*LOST HANE'?f`°_Q‘_),'fTA"?,',NG M.0N` icrnat(iv\es tot- the scitlontent of the

_____________________________.____. <-t :ind othu lllllf ts all -lcllt beltr- mn,(_‘,CncN he,“.c,,“ ,hc Irish faction.,

WANTED- PUPIL NURSES. MALE lm Sl' Fmder plevaml. hmve at' Gunrdf One' vviisiri t»oiifeI'encc of irislinicnz

and female at the Taunton State llospitul frrninlug School for Nure- cs. For particulars address Dr. Ar- thur V. Goss, Supt. Taunton State 1-loiipilal. -Taunton. Maas.

8191-4-i1Mtt.

inn Offico and foci-Ive reward. -i4'7.I

MONEY LOST- BETWEEN ST.

l‘e'tcr`t; Station and iihnI'lott.cto\vIi. or III (‘liaI-loitciotvli. sum oi' money. "lietiirn io this office oi' to J.. 11|. Mr-lnnis, Si. Peters. 4751-ii-M(-lip.

|SlliNlllR lN

lll_i§UlllY NSI

.\lI'. John A. Hutiie. section fore-

iniiii ot' Wood Islands, received ti tele- =_:rIiiii on Thursday tellinc hint that his son. D0llBId, who went over with tile second driift. of thc 105th Batta- iioti. to l<`rance. has been wounded in the aint and is now in it hospital ill I~`i.iuce. Private iiunie <'0nl0H Of I' 'lilly pullioflc family, and har-'. several lirst coiisltis now in the firing line. while his itiotlicr. (‘orD0llll .lohn W. Hume niniie the lillllrllme sitcriilce on' N0\'0lIlll0f lst last, .having thrown up his lltl‘IDH~ that ho might get to Priince. Privtiie .llnine's many frlcndr- hcl!" “lg \\'o\Iniln‘ will not prove I-tcrionI~'.

_l.__.-___-_--

Minnrda Llniment cures gnrget in cowl

'erm wmvrnnn.

rlmrnnafrvnia. » . TIDE, noon. ETC-

'lonoN‘ro.- Minot. ia- Intuit to

“tflilltt northwest winds. i~‘nii- and inoildrnteiy cold.

'Tho hlghelt temperature recorlled

.ve.st<\rilay_woo 30 Iieirreen Iihovo. At I0. II. m. it Wits 24 above: at 9 ll- m-- 25 above. The coldest the f>l‘¢‘-"0"" "lkllt wait 20 above.

The tide will be high this afternoon

at 1.12 and tomorrow at 1.375 it Will ll" lllsit tomorrow `mornhis It 2-2° "Url Thiiraday at 8.06.

The nun note this evening at 6.20

lllll tom`o`rl°ow' at 0.l2; it risen tomor-

- _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ . _ . _ _ . _ _ . ..._ __ _ ... _-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-,-_-_-_-_-_-,-,-_-_-_-M .-_-,-_~.-,.-.-,-_-_-,»_-.-_- :Y-_-_=»

tiiitiviitt tiustttitt It Iitiilz tittitiiii-

'l"ho rocltal iti ilcnrtz Mr/II'I0rinl

ilall Inst ni;:lIi_ under the nun- piccs' of the Ladies Aitl of thc lllothoil- ist t‘.liurcli. was one ot' the ntost on- joyuhlo of the many mitsicaleti gi-ven during tho seusoii. 'l`lir-rc was It lurgu iittt/nIl:iIicr\ and evcigv ntmilier on the lprogi'tinin'Ie was ii pcm. 'l`he. iII.~Itru-_ linental selcciloiis ity l‘I'ofos:-tor illn- ton wcrc et' ti itil-th order botii in coru» position and in rentlition. Mrs. illn- ion sung “'I`lie ’I`niit;-rn." the settlm! and sentiment ol' which were adtnllr- ably ailuptctl to licr riclt. clear, nym- patlirtic voice. As tin oitcoic nho I;ttve ia di-liizhtflil hiillaii, "The Nightin- gale." built helm.: rnptiiroiisiy applaud- ed. I’roIeI»itIor Ilinton's rendition of “'l`hr-, Village Iilacksinltlr' was very out-_ _'rite niidietice insisitiniz upon more. iii-. responded with "Sincerity_,_" Miss Earle nceomptinyinir him on the piano in hotli I-Ioicctlons. The Nlitiouul Atitlif-In cnileil it most. Iielllfhtfiil pro-- griiiiiiiie. A silver collection was lak- oii up at tho door nnti~ tito amount realized ivns very .~Iiit_itIIncioi‘_\'.

lMInard'| Llniment Zures Toolhache.

___,_,,,,.,_,,.,.,.,.,...,.....~..--»~»-»»--»--

row Inorninit iii 0.33 and Tltiirsday nl. 6.31.

Tho tnoon rises tonight at ii.54. There wus rt |'ull moon on Tllllrlr

day. March Stll ot 4.58 lt- lil-

The Inst qtiarter of the moon will

be cn Friday. March itith nt 7.33 a.

m"I‘lie length of today will be eleven hours and forty~tlvo minutes.

and the other was |_lie .-Iettint: up of II eommistiioii of inquiry io report to thc GovcI°ntncnt and `i‘uI‘liIinieni.

Mr. l.lo_\'ti.~iicc-rge was continuiiliy

interrupted, and, as he proeoetled. wus greeted with angry cries front the Na- iioiiallsts, lvhf, accused hint Of desert- ini: Iiomc Rule. in roiicluslon, lie offers-tl an :iniondmont t.o the Nation- alist. rose-lution to the effect that:

“This House would wclcomo

any settlement wliich would produce n hctior iintlerstaiidtnz helwc-on lrolnud and the rest Of tho Uiilioil Kingdom, but consi- flnra it impossible to impose ny force on any sectloit of ireland a foI'tn of tzovcrittneiii which has

not their cotiiient."

Call Dominion Minister! ln.

As the l"'I‘emir|~ sat down. ox-

llremier Asquitii rose :intl began In I-oncllititory Splwlrll- N0 Dfdilfefl out the scrlousitens of the situation and advocated ii coniproinlse. III- siiggenicd that tho ministers oi the Dominlons who were III En! land should he called ln in not as nietiiaiors and report to Ilurliiiment.

.iniin Redmond. the Nationalist lenti-

er. Immediately took the floor and riccltircd in no uncertnlri termn tlini he would have nothing to do with fur- ther negotiations. He and his follow- ers, he said. had been fooled once hefore. After ti brief speech he with- drew from the House with his adhe- renlil, and the Nntionnllsill went ltiio ronforeiicc. 'l`lIe only result of this meeting made known was flint the Niiilonolisis voted upproviil of .\Ir. |iotlmotIfl'tl action. _

Another meeting of the- Nutionallsis

has been arranged and the deepest. in- terest titiiicltes to this. uit thero are many who still feel. lti view of the statements of tho Preniior and Mr. Aitquith conccriiing :I possible aoiilc- ment. that an early c-pportitnlty should he taken to submit proposals in Ii more concise form for thc considera- tion of the pnrtieil concerned.

‘ The Prem~ier'e Speech.

_..__------_°-1- _ .

.M|,,,,.i», tinimnt 'cunl omunyyr.

-Premier Lloyd-George. at the. out

printed address 501-.Guai'ii_ian ..~.~-».._ ...._...._.,..__..,.,.;,. “___ _ _,_,,_ __,___,,_ ,__ _ (_, ___"_,_W__

office. 4685-Ii-GMtf. ` -

ENvEt.oPes wt‘I'H PRINTED

ail<.ii'ci<s i'»0r_-. Guardian Office ’

" I

Io I.I<.i. - I' ` p

'r`t`:I"t.'E`1'l`-'”9"|‘olt"E" 'AN D`6'Il°"Il"i'c`i§`5l`v _ Victoria itoui ;Iosse.~‘slori Mtiv lst.

1\IlDly l"l‘llllell Kf. Chandler:

2ilPilIrrI.1IItll_p]l\:itI`i;;qhot. \ll';.)ttl_‘r limited,

Ui : the whole irish people. but, he declar

Elliflflllil- lllfl l‘3lllDiI‘e, illlll llll’ AIIIFR- ed. tlnrintz the war. conti'oversies that

might impair national unity must ho

lit' nine rooms. mode'i11 conveni- Says pmmises Made T° Irish T"°°Ps‘ I’°S"l"~“‘f"l-

_ 'l`iIere were tivo funilamental facts lil of the Irish sititutlon which were ig-

triltiiic to the i’i-csitleiit of thc i'niteIi nm-0.; by the (.0,,¢r0v¢.,-sgntif,-' but SIIUPHI rtliylfli-I that f’l`0-=ldf'nl WIISOII whose' recognition was conditional to in his recent. speeciics and notes had any possible Set(|9ment_ 1|-elundtg slioivii that the Uiiiteil States’ Govern- gl-tevnnuc “-,tn ,mt 3 mate,-ini (mn, tm;

` ‘ment rccogiiizetl the rights of small hart ,qommhgng in do with pl-me and

nations and the principle ot' national- sel[‘.r@sp@¢f_ It was im1p.~puta|,p._ he IIY- H0 Pillleil i\lIl‘llll0l\ I0 We YH' said, that. althonght Ireland was Iiioro liant service rendered ht- the Irish prosperous than ovntg gpg “-33 no

Ill more recoiicileti to British rule than

' 4704 ‘I”3M5-‘Dag th_e_(» had enlisted with the: understand- she was in ('r0mw@11't; dm-_ The 5;,

ini: that llollte lllllo was to he ltnulieli cond tai-I, was that the population in I0 lllell' <-'0Ullll'5'- In i?"fllfil\lSl0l'|~ he nortliciist lrelanil was as bitterly op- ftlllli there were onli' tw0 \\'=1>'s of l‘0-' pc-soil to Irish rule its the Ntiticualtsis

Hi’ were op osetl to llritisli rule

Il . li

would lic ns glaring an outrage upon the principle oi' self-govcriiineiit to

'place this population under Irish rule las to deny self'-govcrnineiit to the rest oi' thc Irish people.

I Lloyd-Georg`e's Promise.

I'i`iio (lovernuieut. said the l’rc- nilor. was ready to confer self-go\~ ernment on tlioso parts I;-I' Ireland clearly deiiiunding it. That was thc position of the into Government. Was titero any party in the House, or were there any Home Rulers, who contemplated using force to compel Ulster to snhi1Iii'.’ No party would support such II Ilc.niaiid_

Antoni; iiititty other iiitei-I-iiplioiis

was oiic by John liilloti who exclaim- ed angrily: “You :irc ttirniniz your huclt on llonio Itnlr-_"

ltcplviug to i\ir. ilillon‘< iutt-.rI‘up-

tioii the Prcuiier said: "Not only is ‘that not true, but the licitorable gcu- tlemiin knows ii. I have Iiol devia- ted Ii hair lircatitli front tlic lincl have taken in the ins; tive orrsix _\-elim with l`0KarIi to i`lstc1'. Frank acccpiaiiee 01' U10 position that Ulster will not |,he coerccii is niore likely to achieve l the ft-Ilject ni' II. united lrclauti- it hun idrcd times more than coercive mc- I Lllfitls.

I unter wIiI come In.

“'l`iic ideal i.-I national unity for irc-

lrinti and the metliotl of zitiaining it is to offer fziciiities and induceniciiis for l.'|sti~r to come in, :ind I iielicvr-. that Vistcr will conic in at no distant. date. l "My offer of self'-govcriimeiit to lptirtit of .lrcltiud is an offer which (would lake immediate effect. I nm not in the least Iifraid oi` siibmittlng the proposal of thc Government to the jitdgnient of any itnliinscd friend of Ireland In any tiiiarter oi` thc globe. I put it aimiii, and I want not merely lrislimen to know. but I want men oni- side the cotifines of ilic United King- iiom und of the llritisli Iimpiro to know, _what it is that today we of- fer. lt is that part~of ireland that clearly Ilemaniln Home Itulc~sefi-go- verninciit-s|Io,ll pci It. 'i`hei'e are two questions in iii- asked hy all of us. 'l`h0 first is: Arc tho people in this country prepared to confer. self- govcrnment on the paris of Ireland which iiitiiiistakeziiiiy dentiind it? The answer which I give in behalf of the (‘ttbine~t is thai; the Government are firmly of that opiiiloii and that repre- sents the views of thc vast, majority of the people of this t'ountr_v.

"The next point is thin: Are the

people of this coliIItI'_\- prepared to force the pupiilation ot' the north- eastern corner of ireland to submit to be goverucri by ti population with whom they are coniplcte-ly out of sym- patli:."? lu my jiidtznicni. and here I speak in beiinif of the Government thc are noi."

The Premier coiitetideil that the

present Government were not deport- lng the least. from the polio the for- mer Premier. Mr Ac uitli, Niid down

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‘on several occasions. At. one point

.tn ni in. ..»¢.»¢n, tninitini tint uni' continvedbn vase eisht

It- teiiiporato spceclics witiiaiit bitter-

_ H- iiess that he had just hcui-Il. had int-

srijttfit that the Iiiaiiiier in which tho |,|~L-t,-si-.I him with Ip.. ¢]iitt.~utt_\- 0|' (hr

whvwnn 'ml ANN! .I I' I (_-t;)vt;;‘_iiIiieii.i. had iinntiled the Irish pt-0\,t:-.Q1 mo,-G mm, `,.i01(.,,t ,_,pM(.hc},

-I W6 t ‘ini il S0100 I-. Sli- I0 e ion had tr.insfornioIl n _friendly woulii have done. 'I hey sliowcii how nr est 5 - to $0 0. Applv for full people into one iilletl with bitter hu- iviilcly scpnrntoil \vr~r,. th.. (~;l.w,, 0|-

lrell llsnln-st lint-zl=lllll. lie plcmletl inn two sections or ine li-isn pt-nple

‘ - ' I ' ~ I - f~” 'hal ll0U'tf"_ [N110 _'-ilmtlltl IK* Dil' illl.0 ’l‘lic llritish people. wouiti acclaim with BILFY. Aberta. -t.I0iM-_.2Mlin0 opt-riiiion Iminoiiiatcly, for the sake ileliglit any ncttlenieiii :ici-e~.ptuhlo to

llfllill NNIHIRUS

(Special to the Guardian.)

l..0_\ili0!\'_ .\iai~Ieii l‘l. - _\fIer zuinoun

liritlsh or bccu thrown ini., tlit- Ti gris.

NNW U. S. SNINRS

(Special to the Guardian.)

7.l'RIt‘li, iiltirrli 12.-~ Aincrican

siiilo-rs from the Yarrowtiale claim that the raidcr which sank the \'es~ sei was thc ltitz. ot' Bremen. Shr- \\a I el 'th I d

' s a new vcss ot ree tiousau tons. eighteen knots anti fitted with steel cells t`or prisoners in thc hull. 'I‘iie released nicu rom lain of ill

sic`ul violence by their guards. . .______,._..;_.

GERARII H|NlS

ill (IilN|]|ll0NS IN GERMANY

Ni~}\\' YORK, .\ItIi‘<~h I2--A despatch

t from iiavana :~.'a_vs:

'Phe appalling conditions prevailing

tlirougliout GeI‘InaII_v were revealed when James W. fleraril, Irciillcil. Am- erivaii Anihasssilor at Berlin, Iiutl par. ty arrived here front Spain. While Geraril I~ei'useti to tnako any state- tnenr before. lie secs the l*I'esiilent se- veml who left (Iermanv with hiiu said thc people were starving and dill not cure- whether victory or defeat ca.iue_ What thi-_v want. is food. Prussian- lsiii still tlirotties the people keeping them in ittnorauce of tho true con- ditions and bolstering their weaken- lug courage with false reports of vic- tories. The passengers confirmed the. reports oi' the Ktilsefi-'s ill health saying that in official claiises it is well -known Init that the people are not told. it has lieen necessary for some time to aiiiuinister p0wert§ni drugs to the Kaiser constantly an he cannot sleep and iilivays is in the iiands of hill pliysicitiiis.

SUBSIIRIBING _lil

NEW WAR lillN

--_I

(Special to the Guardian.)

i\ION'i`RE.-\L. .\laI'<:h 12.~~ Three

firms siihscrilied eleven anti II. halt" millions to the new war loan here t.o~ day. ten 'millions of which were by the Sun Life Assiirunce (fo.

COMING EVENTS

A N N()UN(ll'}i\[E NTS.

MEETINGS, ETC.

1 “”'i\Irs. l)I'. Mclienzie will l'-ing at cont-crt in l’owiial lla.ll this even- ing. Siilc ol' iiomr:-tniiiie caiiily. 4777

#ll '

a I5 cent slipper at the lioiiic of Sam- uel Sealey. 'l‘uesIlity Itltii or first line night. All welcome. 4778

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o'i~.lock_ (`hailottt-,tnwIi's< best talent

Cornwall, on \VeIlnosda_\', 'hlarcii litli

been prepiiroii. l.uncii serveii. Adtitis-

1*The Companions of the Strathal-

ban Scarlet Cltapter are rcqiict-tted to attend Ii. meeting in Vnivan Loilizo. room on the Iltit instant at 7.30

important. blisinesn to lie `\V. R. Taylor, Worshipful

in Collllllhd."

t‘int.;' the full I:-f litigtltiil in tho if-Glu-I tnons, hir, _-\uilrc~.'Iv lIou.iI' Law said] there was every roiisoii I0 liellevie

iiifit t\\'o-tliiriis of the 'fiirltlsli artil-‘CITY lcry i.uIl fallen into the iiontls of tlioi ,

'.\It. Albion Red Vross will lioldl

0 time -A #ww Ol' mme llerwlnl were i.o.\tDoa, .iinrnn i~.»-wan nniigt-in-» ,. "‘?p°"Le‘| 1°' be mlssmg While Ill? 1\°5'l the Gortnatis ailniiiicli the l0.~iIs0t'lrl£‘:`-. lmlllii were "I`°“"l°ll Wllll H9"9I"ll hun" soutlivvcst of litipanme. this clipturu

' tlrcii patients siitferiiig froin more ori“,|m.h mn_Qm,m__p om, Cf the nm

less soi‘iotlS_llllUl'l@>`- _ -'\‘»‘C0l`ill¥`\i5 I0 brillitiitt piece.~‘ of u'oI'lI by flrilis ttlie best esiiniate olitiiiituble thc pro-‘rl-nope during lin: adviitico Iiorth

}pe_i't__\~ damage will rciich Ili least oneuhe ANU.” and Somme ,.iv,.,»b_

liniilioxt (lite hundred homes werei For Seve;-,tt “_-wk.. ,mst mu G., tie>llrf>-retl -lull l1uIll‘0.v|m=ltel_\' 1w0‘ nuttin nail nwncii inn nuts tin-utn

lthc town into a pc.-wcI°t`ul fortress that [would tlirevtly hui' the rozitl tu Arliict tie i’I,.Iit and prevent the ilritlsii from

0l`

The Splendid Sweep of British fron' s 1 into _Irles, which had been Stro _ly

ans Caught in Trip

ptured. _ ;»

_ .-s... - 11'#

ciimt- Itccessary tu itll. AL any-tile tha Gerniau soldiers were caught in inf. British tt-up with their packs on their lwcks. The ensuing struggle

st vi-as :lavage but. of brief duration. The

h triuinphant "’l`ommieI-1” settled the in-

of' stu- without chance for doubt. Sweep-

iut-: through the town itself the. pour

r- t-d itil., thc fortitimitions tlauiiinh it

I: on both I-Iiilcs and, roughly apealtt.n;..

i.uIuibeI~cd -.It ioiitit one German prison- er to'~'evcry square yard of territory which tliei- evonttially occupied.

:cutting thc supplv rziilrond _wliicli now

;..

Ie GERMAN REPORT.

;is only 2,000 yards illstant from il

iilritisli lines. .»\pparcntl_\' thc Ger-

I 'Iiiatii-: hail looked for ample wait-uint; I and expected It: cvitciinto thi- villnzo pxirtiiiciit claims to have suult 42,000 lin leisiireiy trisliiou ii' ct':ir~iI:ItioIi lic.

tSpecia| to the Guardian.)

l$I5Il'i.l.I.‘\'. .\iaIr<-li 12.--Tlie Wa* De-

tt:-us on .iiurch iltli.

l'NlNSlSireei Car Proposition Given linoell-ihii Iilow

by Vote oi Two Councillors. School Esti-

i males Submitted I Discussed. '

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IL IN

. ` ANNUAL SESSION

tl.

and -Iliier .Business

' The t`ii\ t`oi.tIicil Incl in ie ular petitioned to gram io the." t‘ity,l`.onq-

D I _ » - IZ

treatment and helm: siiiijecieii to phy-lnioutliiy 1-ic.--'iioii Iris; evoniiiig. Mayoi

Brown. llealtli Oi‘iice‘r McMillan. M. ID.. and every t‘oituciiloi', beinc; pres- ient, - I .-\i'tcI` tho iisuiil routine of ieudinl:

ithe minutes iiuri bills it uiiniiier oi'

,roInmIinicationi~z \\’eI‘I- road. I One oi' ihcsc' it-as from tlii- “i‘lIIir- liottetown Hotel (‘ompaII_v" in rct`cr~ ence to their application to the l.t=.gis- lat.ure t'or excniption from taxaion for twenty _rears on property valued at over $40,000 and asking the Council to pa-ss a reeoliition recoinnicudiiig it. (`otincilloi' Wright. chltirniau of the Finance (Ynuniittee, asked what bulldiut.:_- should be puirliascri; he 's'-siill the rt'-iitniiiniciition was not ex~ plicit enough to take any action. On (motion the communication was re- §t‘crrc'<l hack to Mr. G. J. Rogers, the Ipresiiieut oi' the Company, for further |putticnlat's_ stiitiui! what property |they propose havintt exempted. I A Izommittcc was -subnilttcd from the secretary of the Borird of School Triistees. Mr. B. Balder.-Ion, no- tifying t.he Council that the estimated iexpenditure for the school year ena- ing December 31st.. 1917, is $18,653.32, an increase of $3,231.08 over the prc- vious year. The coniinunicatlon direct- ed the ('.o\inc.ii to cause ouch amount to be assessed and levied upon the .city under thc provisions of the Pub- ltic st-nnnis _-ict, tm, tual the at-I am- ending thc same. t A llctter was read i'roni Mr. .-\. .\i<-- Ewcn, Anibrotvo Street, complaining of daniaize cziiised by geese t.ri-s'pas- sing on his gardens and t-i"-Milli! ‘lil tho plants therein and wanting to know if tliero was not some law to dem (with such :I nuisance. Tho matter

inftnr a short Ilislctixsion, was referred -to the Recorder and' it wits- ordercli ithni ii hy'-law hc prepared to deal lwith such nlllsaitccs.

1 A resolution was read from the Uoniiniseiionors ot’ Sewerage and \\'nt-

lor Supply, reqiiestitttz the (‘ouiIcil to .authorize at their first mectinll all ‘issue ot' $10 noi) ilt-bentures to mver

lihn cost of`completlng the installa-

iliou ot machinery and driicn well system and the extension nf pipe line t.o tiistrlcts not connected with the .sy.°.teIn. said debentures to be made fun issue of water works iielieiitiims -by the Legislature at its ticxi ses- lsioIi_ L‘:irric'ti. _ l Also that the Council tlutlioi-Iv.c an isinio of $4.500 tleiiclitiirftx to cover tiiic cost ot’ adtiitiotlni unit; i`arIIed.

The i`oiln\vilI;: rcsoliitlott altilt l'i1l‘-

lrietl iiIianIInously:---

'l‘hnt the l’rovin<~liil tiovernninnt be

~'I‘il power to issue Ilebentutes fbr Lfw ifollowing purposes and amounts. as iettuircd said debentures to hearin- terest nt the rate' of 5 p. I~_ per an» num: --

$2.=I.00U fm- permanent worittt. ' $l:’t,00t`t for extension to City Hull.

$20,000 i`0I‘ Patriotic Fund. $15,000 for stomi sewem. A cnmnuiniI'a.tion llrns' read l’130I.lI

the promoters of the proposed Street

fxir servi<»e_ stating that It wouldkbe iniposslbln to accept the cond!! ml as laid down by the Council last meet- ing. and :Inks-Il the (‘oirrIcll _ 115 re- |ron.~;iftcr the resolution submitted. _and grant to the petitioners the con- lrlitioni-: they had asked for in ‘ thc Inntter. _ I The Mayor, said that the cbmiiruni- cation could not be considered lat' this meeting, as according to ehtub- lished rules it would be out of Order to reconsider the mutter. He said that

he was not opposed to the prdniel. but action on the present' pet on could only be taken if notice had been Itervcil at lust moi'ItlI‘s meeting that ie-consideration of the vote would be requested this meeting. ills Wof- ship said there was one alterati- `tivI-, to stir-pend Rule 29, t.empomI1l>'. in the fotm ot' a resolution, but that this- action must have the unanimous support of the Council.

Couticiilor Jenkins theI‘ei`ore mov-

ed, siecnntletl hy Councillor Smith ,that ltulc :lil be suspended FOI* (bil present. All Councillors. but two. 'Foiinctliors liicNevin and Smith vot- `eri in favor ot' the suspension.-

_-\r.' tho resolution was not unani-

ttioixg this :l0`l.Lll‘d th!! matter Mlill ly its fur as this Coiiueil is conct!»m~

, L-ti

'A petition from Colonel HUDPJI- tv;-¢=, asking that the Oily In8ke_thB sanio concession of stipplring_ fret* vt-att-r at. Inilitn ry bittldlngs as th done in other plai-cs was referred tu the Water (‘uuitnlssionel°It. -

hlessrs R. V. Longworth and '1'iIo.-.

.\i. .\lcMlilriii were Ieappoinlaid au- ditors for tho coiuiiig year.

'I'eiidr_~.rlI were oredred to he mlietl

for boards, plank. spikes and nails. coal and suud` for the city.

'l`Iici\- wan considerable tlliicuseion

on tim subject of ineat and milk in- spection ity' Councillors Miller. Mc- Ncvin. Rattray and Health Ofiicit Dr. _\le.\IiiluII_ bitt no action was- la!t’en.

-tmtnnfiiu tintmm cam omg. oe.

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nal lliiil Thiitsiitiv .\'l.|I)l'\Ill‘I’rl“ nat. PNOIIM

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at 7.30 p. In. A ttootl progrninmo ht'In| Aghig ‘I-*Qt* Ml |_\l

sion 20cis_ Proceeds in aid of the Red' '|. um 1 ` BU 'I 'GNFU uf;

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eu* " Beaucourt "

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will take part. 4777i. _._ _ ' ` """"""""" ' "I"

-- ‘ ° owe Iti-y¢t.InI»n 'll ' '

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utc' will hold ii parlor social nt. tho _ `»` I .' /_ - Q ‘ _ ‘ - f homo of Miss Kathleen .\lcIlotiulil, WWII -v,__ -Y *I "'*..Qu""l' Bmw” Q

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