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unmistakable as activity of the Ger-
man ulglersea vessels of war bus in
receng onths been qulclrened and ex-
te d .
n e
The United States communication
declares it-considers the torpedoing of
the Sussex not only proved but was
actually substantiated by the Gorman
disclaimer of 'any responsibility.
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dix are added facts in the case of the
Sussex they show there were three
American army and Naval oiiicers
who found in tho hull of the destroy-
ed ship not only screw bolts which
correspond with the use and indentiil-
cation marks with those on German
torpedoes in possession of the French
Government at the naval-station at
Toulon, but that the American ofll-
cers actually found thirteen pieces of
metal which they havirldentiiied as
parts of German torpedoes. Four of
them. the steel parts of the war head
of a torpedo, still bear tbedistinctive
red paint common _to German war-
heads.
(Spcclal to thc.'Guardlsn.)
PARIS, April 19.-An odlciai report
says: “_West offthe Meuse there was
considerable artillery activity against
Hill 304 and our first lines between
Le Mort Homme and Cumleres. E_ast
of the Meuse »a;, violent lsombardment
was cal1'ied'oui.`ln the region of Douau-
mont and Vaur. in Woevre -the day
was calm- in the sectors at the foot of
the.Meuse Hillgr At Les‘Epa.rges the
enemy direct' three successive
attacks against our positions. but
these were all repulsed. In the course
of the last attack 'the enemy. who suc-
ceeded in getting a, temporary footing
in our trencliea':,on~a front- ofaboui.
200 metres was immediately driven out
by our counter-attacks, which inflicted
on him seriouséjoss. There was no
noteworthy .cveg-_nu -the _rest of the
front.” A -Be an statement says:
" Reciprocal artillery ‘actions occurred,
notably south  St Georges in the
neighbourhood -of Dixmude and near
l~‘erryman's House." ~
I (Special to the Guardian.)
' PEJTROGRAD, April 19.-An oillcinl
communication sayss in Dvlusk region
south of _Garbunovka.on'tho_ night of
April 18, 'the Germans poured a tre-
mendous ilre into-one"of° our trenches
st the village/of_’Giuov_ka, than. they
attacked and carried the,trench,.which
we_reoap`tured by 'a counter-attack. in
the region wcstof -Postavy `our~_artll-.
lery dispersed enemy. columns north-
west of Kremcntzkand on the' Upper
Strips the enemy ekploded mines. __ In
the Black _Sea onc,_of our_.~su_bmarinas
altuougnatulcked by asrenerhy airmen
succefdedln sinking at steamer and
a sull_ng ship near the_entrance'tb the
Bosphorns under a. heavy -ure. from
enemy; batteries. ln Aschksla,-west
of Er erfum. our troops by n night
attack carried-a chain ‘of high ~bi_ils
which had been strongly organized.
Wo captured four Turkish-odlcers and
more than 120 men. The enemy left
hundreds, of men on the field. We
annlhilated enemy elembnta which had
been recently `hrought<fro|_n Gallipoli
while other Turkish troops which bar-
tlcipated in the lighting sustained
heavy losses througlxi our fire and
bayonet charges. _ .
o'r'rAwA, April' »,19.-The Royal
B11 Gill'
WI()
' (B ¢o'_#|\a~Guarlila¢l.‘)"" ‘_ csdented conditions ndhas been wil»\ " ° `
WAQMNN. A{:‘i1.19-_.-President ling to wait uni# theatscts became un-`(E°"t!n' for Pl3a'“r¢»
Wilsonhaulong  final- warning mistakeable a were susceptible ot
to Ge _ny that e;U.B. -will break only one interpretation. lt now owes
°ff 'ililllomatic 'rolationsg 'unless -she it to a jugt regard for its own ,rights to
abandons her policy or submarlnswar- any to t e imperial Government that
fare and immediately declares bar ia- the time has come. It has become
tentlou to do I0. was'deli_vl_lrod today painfully evident to it that- the posi-
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i_¢>’l:_t_s_s_ssiols_ of C¢;_|:_=l-ess.  Preésll- submarines 'for theldeatnlctionugi? an
man s no g . ess._ an e enemy's commerce s ot necessity and
abandonment- of submarine _warfare because of the very character of.the
llalllst oommerce. The President's vessels employed, and the very mesh-
sddresa and note to Germany»aro=vir~ ods of attack which their employment
tualiy identical., _ Mr Wilson declares of course involves, is utterly incompat-
ill \\l\6tluivocalterms1that'dillyi‘y der- ible with the 'principles of humanity
maniaccodlng to the»dsmaud_;es__|_s__the long established, and to the inoontro~
brsa ing oif of relations a_ égether be vertible rights of neutrals und the
Drevented. The President considers sacred immunities of non-combatants.
that the next step depends solely upon If it is still the purpose of the imperial
Germany and that three or four days Government to prosecute relentless
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ermsuy ‘ n so er ' er e sacre an n sputa e
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_ ~\_ s ry recor s u e y recogn ze c a es o human-
is instance as yet where the bfwkgig ity, the Government of the-United Stat-
oi! of relations between ¢w°___g,-spclass es is at last forced to the conclusion
powers has not eventually__\n-gun; that there is but one course it can
war. that which now exists 'between Pursue. Unless the lmperialGovern-
_ Germany and italy. ~ - ment should now immediately declare
~ Congress received the President’s _and effect an abandonment of its pre-
* _ declaration of his course ‘with mixed sent methods of submarine warfare
. _ evidences of concern an_d_a_p_proba.tion. “Rein” DHBBBIIEGI’ find f\‘6i8ht Gerry-
- Most of the leaders, democratic and ing vessels the' government of the
 _l_l_;a_|_:_\il,»_licsni_itl:_oug_bt -that Preside1;t  _S. cs? hay_e _so choic_s__butGto sever
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gram Our Own Correspondent.) '
TTAWA. April 19/-_Flags will dy
at the mtahead on every public build-
_inl in _Canada on April 22. 23 and 24 _
and every Canadian is invited to join -
in those days in commemorating the
gallant achivements of the Canadian -
troopsfat the second battle of Ypres.
A resolution commending the propo-
sal to so celebrate the historic event
of is year ago was introduced in the
Commons to-day, supported hy elo-
quent speeches by the Primo Minister
and~Sir Wilfred. Laurier and passed
suanimously. The resolution .reads:
“This House desires to place ou record
its admiration and pride in the valor
and heroism displayed by the Cana-
dian expeditionary forces at the front
and its profound appreciation of their
services. » To Canada and the Em-
pire the spirit which animated the Ca-
nadian poeple in this couiiicthas found
its highest expression in the achieve-
battleflelds of..Frnnce and Belgium
and as the _anniversary draws ncar of
the great test to which the Canadian
troops were subjected und in which
they so splendidly distinguished them-
selves, it is iittingthat there should
be a suitable commemoration through-
out the Dominion of the service thus
rendered to the Empire. to the Allied
nations and to the world. This
House commends the proposal that
on _the 22nd, 23rd. and 24th of this
month _flags should he down ut the
masthead on all public buildings
throughout this Dominion that* the
Canadian people he invited to com-
memorate this momentous event of a
year ago in token of Canads's deter-
mination to do her part untili the ef-
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