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 CHARLOTTETOWN, CANADA, FRIDAY, JANUARY 15, 1915
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[$3.50 Per Yeer (delivered) in edvenoe'
( $2.50 per year by mall in advance
' 1
ANNUAL MEETING
PROVINCIAL S. B. FOXES
Large Attendance of Satisfied Shareholders.
' Splendid Report oi’ Yeur’s Work, Inquiries
'From Norway and United States.
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The annual meeting of “Provincial
,Silver Black Foxes, Limited" \vas held
In the Board of Trade Rooms last
evening, with a large attendance of
shareholders, both ladies anti gentle-
men. The meeting throughoiit was of
ii very harmonious nature and the
shareholders expressed themselves as
iiighly pleased with the Directors’ re-
port. They realised that the success
of the year had been achieved in spite
ol' the exceptional conditions resul-
tant from the war. The Report of the
Directors was read by the President,
lion. John Agnew, and was as follows:
At this. the second General Meeting
of the “Provincial Silver Black Foxes,
Limited," your directors beg to re-
port as follows:
That the results from our first year
have been most gratifying anti not-
withstantling the disturbed financial
conditions brought aliotit by the Eil-
roponn war, your directors were ahlc
to declare a cash diviilctitl of t'ort_y
pcr cent., which was paid on the 15th
September last.
The production from the company's
five pairs of proved breeders was pro-
bably the highest on record, being 21
pups, or an average of over four pups
to the pair. (12 males anti 9 females.)
The sum of $89,000 was realized
from pups disposed of. One pair has
been reserved for the (‘.onipnny. thus
reducing our capitalization _during the
first year over 15 per cent. per pair.
A substantial surplus has been earned
after payment of dividend and cost of
maintenance and carried forward to
1915. Full particulars in detail will
be submitted for your consideration
and approval.
Notwithstanding that there have
been attempts made in some direc-
tions to “knock” the Fox lndustry, by
foreign newspapers and otherwise.
your directors have every confidence
in the pcrmoncncy of the lndustry,
when conducted on proper lilies.
'i‘hosc who arc lnciillctl to knock thc
lndustry should be invited to give it
ilic closest invcstlgiition possible, ill
order to properly judge it on its mer-
its. it is estimated that 75 per cent.
or tho capital invested in otir fox
ranches is l’. E. island capital. All
the Fox Exchanges have remained
open so lar during thc war and it is
,evidellcc ot' thc coufiticnce our 'poople
rctiiln ill this fltlnous lndustry, that
przictlciilly tio shilrcs in old cstulilislietl
and higltcst ciipitiilized colupnliics :irc
oi`i`crcii for snlc.
ollr Rancher, anti much credit is due
to him for the splendid showing our
company has made this year. Our re-
lationship with Dr. Pethick, the Vet-
erinary Silrgeop of the Ranch, has
also been of a very satisfactory na-
ture. Tho Company's foxes are all
now in prime condition and with every
prospect for good results in 1915.
an anti several millionaires fro
highly plcztscil with ranch atiti foxes.
Fox Breeders' Association is now he
Ing rc-organized alon ro
_which will bc the moans of safe-guartl
,ing thc Industry aild also thc investor
lnut-Il firmer basis-notwithst.
other business that we know ot' to-day
time endures.
All ot' which is respectfillly silh-
rnittcii,
JOHN AGNEW
JOHN O. IIYNDMAN
GEORGE I). I)Itliil.0|S
W. A. 0. MORSON
A. K. 'l‘.\I’T‘ItZR
A letter was read by the Secretary
frolii Mr. Albert K. Tapper, thc Hos-
toli Director of thc Company, with rc-
ferencc to conditions prevailing in the
United States. 'Pile letter was highly
optimistic. uiiil appears elsewhere iii
thisissue. Mr. Agnew rcnil u lcttcr
from a prominent business man in
Norway asking for particulars Ili rc-
gard to thc illdustry :uid prices ol'
breeticrs, as hc coiitcniplatetl entering
the fur-farming business. These are
ilnlnlstaknble iiitlicutiolts that thc
business is still in it healthy condi-
tion. Mcssrs_ .loliu li. Rombough
(formerly of llttitiniorc luit. now an es-
tecincd resitlciit of Clinrltitlctowii),
and W. W. Clark and Dr. i't\thick coni-
Yotlr directors would remind sharo-
holders tlint the Islantl Silver Black!
l~‘ox wnii its reputation for unequalied,
fur qilnlity :intl highest prices whilc;
on ri pclt basis for it period of ovcr’
twenty-flvc ycnrs, when there wcrcl
mnny linics thc Sllvcr Foxes offering.
friun thc wilds its ilicrc are to-dity :intl I
tcwct- ivctiilhy pcople to buy; lit-in-t~
th_c cliorlnoils deinnitti tillii higllcstf
prices t`or stantlerd bred lsiitnd Foxes ‘
for brcetlilig piirpogog i
The “Provincial Company" has been `
plimcntetl thc directors on their ex-
cellent report. Mr. Jos. Shaw, (litre-
taker, to whom considerable credit is
tluc forthe splciitliil showing of the
company this ycnr, atltlrcssetl tho moot-
ing, favourably impressing thc slinrc-
boltlcrs.
'File old Iloitrtl was rc-clitctcd tis
follows:
President, Joliil Agnew; Vice-l‘res-
Iilclit, Mr. J. O. I-Iyntlmtiti; Secretary-
Trensiircr, G. I'JcBluls; and W. A. 0,
Morson :intl Albert K. Tapper.
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WAR ORDER FOR EDMONTON.
EDMONTON, Alta., Jail. 14.-An or-
der for eight thousand army shirts at
*$10,000 has been received by u local
firm from the Militia Department nt
Ottawa.
llinerd’e Linimenl. cures Dlnli_therie_
coilnsiissn iios. "`
roo Litre ron
ctiissirlciinoii
DNE CENT per word each iuscr~
tion for advertising in this column.
trash must accompany orders. Mini-
mum charges twenty-five centl.
GIRL WANTED:APPi..Y AT 196
Rlclinlonii St., or Revere Hotel.
S280-I-1F»lVIti`.
GENTLEMEN BOARDERS CAN BE
accommodated ut. Kiul: 00°F!!!
II01.0I, 171 QIICCI1 St. 82734-14m3|
WANTED-Sewing by day or at home.
t‘_hildrcn‘s l_‘lotIit=,s; Ladies' Blouses
iind Skirts. Prices reasonable. Ap-
ply 142 Elm Ave.
8278 1 15m3i tl
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FOXES FOR SALE-3 PAIRS EXTRA
irood crosses illid 2 pairs silver
blacks, imported. Apply J. S. Wetl-
Iock. Canada Fox Exchange.
8281-1-15M3i.
wAN'r€o' i~iM£oiA1'si.v, LARGE.
sunny room facing South, prefer-
ably with grate; also board. for sin-
irle person in good family. Apply
TLV letter to X. K., Guardian.
_ 8282-1-15M2I.
eusiuses :rival or-ss-No. s print-
ed with name and address, either on
flap or front.$3 per 1.000: $5.50 10|'
2.000; 112.00 for 6.000; S20 for 10,000.
GUARDIAN OFFICE. `
_p 0608-11~21mtf
DREBSED FORK, ALT..8lZE WELL
failed, good order , poultry, print-
butter, _carers of hams and bacon;
also sausages, mince ment. lambs.
l0l\ilues and pigs~fcet half bbls and
kess. Joiiii noptiins, st. Joint. N.s.
services offered f companies; low
terms; also corgtspontiencc. En-
quiries followed up; advertising.
sales of stock. etc. Apply Oswald
Astlc. 2 Molyniix Di-Ivo, Now nrigii-
i0n. Liverpool, England, Solo Brit-
.g. ,_ .
the previous night was 17 deg. l\ll0V9-
At 9 a.m. yesterday it was 18 dog.
THTISIIH EHIHGI-Z
WILL HT IIHIIPPTII
9
WINNIPEG, Jail. 1~I.-By arrange'
ment, Otto Geiicr, charged with trea-
son in colinectioii with his alleged as-
sislalice In getting allen onolulcs out
of the country. will be internctl tor the
duration of the war anti thc charges
tiroppcd.
ROIIMANIN T0 END THE WAR
PARIS, .Iiin. I4.-G. i. Dianiandl.
deputy in thc Roumrinian Parliament.
and member of the Fraltco-Roumaniun
mission ltow iii France. declared at a
banquet on Saturday night that Roti-
manltl was now on thc eve of Brave
ulcvclopnicnts, and it \vi1B HUFO I0 WIH»
“because they were sure of the justice
of their cause." lic said he was sure
ithat Rouniania‘s entry |1110 U10 Wa"
would result in its cud. He added that
he did not speak ofllciully. but that lic
voiced thc scnilinctit of his DPOPTU
lzenernlly.
TIIE HEATHER
TIIE TEMPERATURE
TIDE. MOON. ETC.
(Special te the Guardian) _
TORONTO, Jim. 15. - Maritime.
Moderate winds; fiiir and ii llii|0
milder.
THE \VEATHER_-Yesterday “'09
fine anti mild.
Tho highest temperature rccortietl
yesterday was 20 dog. above zcl‘0» "I"
the lowest 18 de above The lDWl‘Hi
most fortunate in having such a capa-
ble man in charge' ot’ its foxes as Mr.
Joseph Shaw, under the direction of
During the past year there have
been many foreign visitors to the is-
land ranches, and among those visit-
ing the “Provincial ltanch" were mem-
bers of the Dominlons Royal Commis-
sioners, Mr. T. Noyorl, of Toklo, Jap-
m New
York and other United States cities.
all of whom expressed themselves as
Your directors are also ploiisetl to
make rcfcreilcc to the fact that the
g p per lines
nittl under control of the Government.
‘ The fox business is to-titty on its
firm it basis as it ever was, anti oil a
f " _ 'itiding
the filianclal stringency-than any
We believe it is only in its infancy
anti is destined to become zi grclit
world illdustry that will last whilc
(Special to the Guardian.)
LONDON, Jun. 14.-The experience
of ii. passenger on a moving train
which was thrown from the track by
thc czirtlitiunke is related in il despatch
l'roiu Rome to the (‘-cntral News:
"Our train was ncar Lake Fuchio
when the eartiitiuake occurred," he
iuiitl. “ Therc wits one shock oi’ great
violence, followed by three others.
The train was thrown oft' the rails
:intl many pussciigors were injured.
I climbed out of the train, gazed
tirountl the Inke and surrounding
mountttins, wiitlre there had been
towns, I could mercly see enormous
tvhirlwinils ol' dtist and smoke. Ap-
pttrclltly the towns existed ilo longer."
Tile ticspattrli adds: Almost all the
way to 'I`ivoii huildiilgs along the rall-
way were in ruins. Troops sent" from
llomc wore ublc to rcsciie hundreds
of persons in iiiiiny places, but cries
for hclp were hcurtl front bcneatii
luiuctl buildings in ti large number ot'
instances in which it was impossible
to effect speedy release ot' the victims.
it is estimated that four thousand
persons were buried alive under thc
wreckage nt Avezzano. Throughout
thu night. shouts for hclp could be
Itcartl. iii one itistalicc a school
building collapsed, burying 200 child-
ron, iunny of whom tirc still iillvc.
The Com,-ni News iubiiqiies a all members of the lrisunicipul Tiouiilcllil his °°"‘P°°“‘"°- and gave orders im-
despatch from Itome giving the re- Nillely-“V9 OUIL Of 0119 hundred 80|- medmtmy tba; th; dgmage' bow m'
cital of an Avezzano refugee: “ 1 can itllers who c0mDl'|B€d the 101111 Sllffi- BU." “nd _“ut” e I' e °‘t”'a" be “s°°r'
lies; degqribe Avezmno by caiiing it son, lost their lives; four out of seven Iiwveih H6 “|50 f€i1\|°Sf€d H report
nn immense cemetery," mis mm, said, customs officers, and eight out of nine 85 120 Wlwthel' 11551805002 W-BS FBQUIP-
“ From the ruins of a college for yoitiig |0001 il0Tl0@l110l1~ ed-
women we i,e,,,d a 1-mum, apnea; fm- This man was on the street when King Victor Emmanuel also ordered
iioip, ‘Tim-G are 140 of Us sup aiive the shock! T-anie_."'l‘;i him It seeined as the Minister of the lnterior to fur-
Iiere, Iiclp us quickly.” Soldiers and 0_\/BW I lls' 9 0 Deces a once. nish him with all details of the
civilians ruslietl to the scene, and A" lmfllellse 010'-“I°fdUSf 9-P080 fl`0m earthquake. The king expressed his
when I left they were doing their best me “ITIS “ml 0°ml’IeleI5' "9""-‘I the desire' to visit the damaged cities.
to cut away the mass of ruins. I Sky- '
believe that twenty other lowlls stit'- _
tered severely. These include Celano, (Special to the Guardian.) At, Palazzo Del Drago where Thom-
witli 20.000 inliabitants_" qullEl({)eliiB3leJanétr1)(:l;;$ ic(i"i;fi_c f;:lartilin~IuB Nemon 1>u_ge_ the Ame;-man Am.
(S eciai to the Guardian.) ltome, occiirretl early to-tlnv. it Massa-d_Or Time' seieml cracks iisttge
AVE7 .ANO, Italy Jail. 14.-King liisit-ti several seconds and caused u buudmg ‘I mch “ready had ex ef
Victor l<}intllilieIai'rivcdlicrctliis after- panic, people cverywlicre Iruslilrlg opened Wlder “nfl the Dmsterkfeu T"
iinon. llc inspet-_tml the ruins and trntu their liousos iii terror. Mtiny ‘““""`“‘ r°°'"B' ('lm`"" w"" bm Im "‘
wiiit-lied the work of rescue which is buildings wcru diinuigc by the shock. the emmiB_sy 0mm'
being carried oil by troops wiiii the So violent was thc shock in Rorncl 1" nddmlon to the Emma of SL
nssistztlicc ot` civilians. Those most that the dome of the church St.Irch- P"“I U" th” C°l“m" M Marcus Aurfgl'
scrloiisiy woutltietl are being attended log Caring-ri was Cm(-,kn_d_ A large iuii. the 1800110 of the church ol ht.
hertz, und others :irc being sont to [mice of cornpge in the Jesuit (ibm-c|, JOTID LMBTBD WHS damlii-Zed and the
n°m°' ot' St. Ignatius broke and fell with a statue "1 the B‘"vi°“r’ 'which is any
ROME, Jan. 14.-Oillciul reports re- cms), “,hic|, I-,ati added to the feet high was twisted out of pll.m`h
A-1' li t'- A- , .` ' g Y . in'
§f$I§‘ii.S".n§fi"if. .ii§I"niv".°.'§.’.i“'i`I". v‘I`§."“‘*"‘ °‘ ”‘° l’°°"'° ‘“ il” ””‘S“b°"' 1" th” L‘“°°”““ P“1°°°’ “WS” “ I
_ _ the part occupied by the profa-ie Mu-
llilti' by the eartllfiliake yestertltiy. ?3fd‘ Thfvgiillnfs ,gn lmgnf hfmises seam the earthquake caused erncksot
nuntbcr more than 15,000 persons. '.“ nu ' I 0 pe om eng 1" ur' 't 1 th li hi,
cd in that manner. A statue in the Sumclent size t°_ perm' ° ,e g
position of st. Jon., Lntornr., which f’°“‘_ “"5 °“*°1‘1° I"='-°f]"“““S th?
occupied n position visible noni l>“I1d“‘S~ Th” ‘mu 0* the h;:l“b°‘ "
_many parts of Rome. fell and was Deputies “kewl” gg” crack '
shattered on the steps of the edlfit:e.I A"‘°“3 wh" ed _ces fadrfageg "gm
Several street car llfaes suspended op- ‘be °h“_'°h°" °f Sm” " “ lm' m E'
erations because of the damage caus- BNI Saint Agatha ofmtiie Ggthsi] the
t-d by the earthquake. }I‘_’§t::")niI;”I”x§ig_inui’l? $05? ° “re 0
. u 0 _
As the day Wan; 2," detmlfi bfgf; when too siiooir was felt the night-
cnme apparent that the disturbance enedpopulace _rushe% lntotigiie chutrchf-
in the provinces of Rome and Abruzzi 93 “I-'Tc th? hpohce °ir E522 rem SK” COT
had been greater than at first believ- th°5f’ WIHC alvrerethn churglees in the
ea, tina time it also and been it-it 19119119- In U ik vb d “sided
severely in the region around Naples. City' “ft” the S °° H ad far d uv:
in Mont.-_ noioinio time were kiieo special Drews We" 0 °“*_ Om; H
and two wounded, in Zeagarolo the "ance h`°"‘ dIs“"t°r’ IE is of “hay
como of it Clint-on toll. At l~‘olinr.-0 a11n°\1“°@;i “mt ;hfw§°: °éw°o\m__e§
llnrt of thc Cathedral wus wrecketi.In “T-*"thfl““ e was fl thft- it :EM felt
Veroli two were killed and two itiiur- mid S“"`“°» ~““_ “ 1 _ml S
od; nt, Tioli 0ne_ was killed; at Pereio struni-fly at-Perqma _and Riser yla;
tive houses collapsed; at Poggio Ns- grtggrtgogge1;i;ri;;i;";i:1é:c;;nthg' Span
 one wus-killed andseveral rn-'_ The gnu of you is I-epprted to
,|.hu’s far it has been impossible co hi-ive l`ieen.iielf destroyed. V
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city of Aquila in Ahriizzi, oiitingto Atidtlazl t ebxlldlingss contained to rock
interruption of the telegraph service. S8 t “bl _bout thirty seconds mt(-"_
It is reported' however' that mvera] or mm lteldd ceased and that the
villages were destroyed in that- vlcln- the 950° ‘0 '
to arrive at th a ital an 'i
it
LATER DET   IL ‘
OF DESTRUCTIO
BY EARTHQUAKE
(Special to the Guardian.) ‘ it is stated that 400 soldiers were in i Arnara the municipal building col-
LONDON. Jan. 14. - A News the barracks ot-Avezzano when it col- lnpsod.
despatch here from Rome says it mem- 111118911; Ollllt' f0\lI‘ 0|' them 93030611-_ l"rom numerous places in the silent-
bro of the Chamber of Deputies for All €Il1D10y98 Of U10 municipality ed regions mug for dmtors and med.
Lipnir tins telegrnplioil to ilio capital Avezzano. one of the few survivors of icing are ,e,,_¢i,1,,g R0me_
tllat the disaster of yesterday sur- 1118 City. SWB the ‘|9110 ll1_Cllld9 the pope genedlct was reciting thanks.
passes the Messina catastrophe, the Sllb-Drefecl ll-lid members 01 NB film- giving ,mer mm-ning mass when the
ruilt is more widespread, and injury ily. U10 Wh0l€ Staff Of U19 Dl‘€f€0l~llI`9. ah ck occurred Tha Mm retai ed
to life and limb will be renter. SHUT Of the IHW COUN the Mil Ol' 0 ' po n
(Special to the Guardian.)
PARIS, Jan. 14.-Both l~‘reiich ant
candiesticks fell and were broscn
duration of the phenomenon- altogeth
Y' - i nt.. it was stnt
At Torre Cnietnini.nbol.fi. thirty-sew er was ahoiif. one mn .v d th t H
nn miles cast oi Rome, the entire vii- cd that it vos not bclie\qe (I ll _-ll’
Ingo was almost ilestroyntl, while in distiirbance extended to t ic y.
“A A M ` A A _ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _*__ _ _ _ _ _ _ ___*_____`_________:______Y._.;_.,_._ ____ ---_ ._
...va _ _ ,-~». ..,~_ ,-, _-»-» _-,-_ _ _-_~,-, _~_~_-,-_ -_-,-_-,-_-_ _~_-_- ~.-.»_-_-_-_-_-:_ f.-.-.-_-_---~'--f-‘-= -'-‘- - - -'~'-`- - Y Y” -'- - v ‘ " ' ' ' ' ' ' ` `
I SILT HT HHH WHTIT
LONDON, Jail. 14.--Scarclty of fariu
workers in North anti East Yorkshire
now is most serious. Educational ati-
thorlties are being petitioned to free
lads from school in order to assist tht-
fitrmers.
Members of the Government are got-
ting anxious over rising prices oi' food-
stuffs which is partly due to shortage
of labor at the docks.
Belgian refugees would be glad, it
is said to earn money, both at docks
:uid oil farms. bitt the trades unions
would be lnsttiiitly in arms against
such a proposal. The Government
would nlniost certainly decline to stip-
port such ii method of getting over the
present difficulty. A suggestion in rc-
gnrtl to wheat shortage herc is matic
that thc Canadian Government should
prohibit thc exportation oi' witciit to
any country except Great Britain or
,Ito the Allies, and the whole of Cuti-
ada’s surplus should ne purchased 'at
a fixed price, shipped here anti sold
again on the condition that the agreed
price should be charged the consiinier.
KIHE III] UIITTH
VISIT HIISPITILS
BRIGHTON. Eng., Jan. 14.-King
George and Queen Mary, accompani-
ed by a large escort visited hospitals
here today. They saw anti talked at
length with the wounded of the iii-
diitn Expeditionary Forces. '
--coop 'ftfan _-\ sn1'roi~t," sus
ADMIRAL .silt Jill-iv Jl=lLl.ICol-I
WIIIILII PUT IIHTEKTII PTIIIT IH MTIIIIIII ETHMIH (_
IGIIIII IH SIGHT A PHIIST BHITISH
and parcels of Csnadtt's greatly ap-
preciated gift of foodstuffs have now
above anti at 9 p.ni. 18 deg. nhovc.
at 11.01 and tomorrow at 11.491 Il WI"
be high tonight at 10.06 and tomorrow
at 4.42.
row morning and Sunday tit 7.39.
The moon sets this afternoon at 4.23-
The last quarter of the moon Wil”
on Friday. Jan. 8th at 5_1!! p. m. '
There will he ti new moon on Frliiui >
Jan. 15th st 10.42 p m i
~ t . . i
and sailors' wives IBM- night- goodwill they bore towards their fel- He exp|3|n9¢'¢he conduct of do
"The mm." the odmlret wrote. low citizens. Hi- believed that one ol'_ n Miiiken n it omoorn no o l nie
General Gutierrez. » . - ,_ - ` ..
This was reported in o. despatch to Sallrbllrif' , Gen., You Emmich, th
GTHTHILS
I
of negotiations between the warring TERS IN A R Along- the- Gorman
,factions in Mexico by which “the pro- init Blltéll mi’ Wg" E second vim to
blem of pacification of Mexico has front in Fragcegn Head uarters This
practically been solved," was annoitnc- the G,er;nai1h red dhmelil __Mg" incl“d_
ed to the convention in Mexico City by W00I¢5 “UC Im
e
ed Gen Von Hecrinizer. “the Vl<>l°\‘ °
At the capital two magnificent
f been under a_ course oi' trainiill; on
Cuflles alid llill No. 132 is scvcrc
artillery bombardlucnts.
Five huntlrcd thousand more llrit
PROGRESS OF WAR
EAST AND WEST
Fierce Fighting in West Germans and French
Reinforced. Enormous German Losses in East.
500.000 British on way to France.-
way to l<`l'iiiict‘ fi'onl England to
ilstrengthcii the Allies' liiic at points
Germans have been roiliforced on tiiojwlicre other support may bc deemed
N0y0n, at Soissolls, Berry-Ati-illitt il1‘lict:ossiiry.
front of Loon. Fighting around t‘.rtiiiic‘I l’AlilS_ Jail. 14.-Prisoitcrs taken iii
. ‘ I"l:intlcrs hy l<‘|'cticli troops assert tlilit
with alternate bayonet charges and 27.000 (ierniitti ofticc-rs have alreatlv
been kiilctl :intl that thc formation tif
- Il new iirlny corps has bccll scrloiisli'
ish troops arc reported to he on the liainporcd for this rcasui. I
BTHMIHS TTIH
(Special to the Guardian.)
i\MS'i‘I°lIlI)AIVI, Juli. I-if-’i`lliit (lor-
silnilzir to that which recently teiiiisctl
silt-,Ii sever tiailuiigc at Ciixliavcli. is
illtiicalcti b_v ii dccrec issued in iicrliii
in plziciiig I-lamburg anti other citics
iiliticr martini law. Lights in :til cit-
ies are dimmed at night.
HZUHI HITTLT
IIUST GEHMINS
2I`iI.IllIl
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(Special to the Guardian.)
PETIROGRAIJ, Jan. 14.-it is said
that General liuzsky attaches great
importance to reports of German wltli-
tlriiwal from iizura. Bzttrn fighting
has already cost the Germans more
than ii tiuurter liiiilioii ttieit. To take
the Russian lincs would probably cost
as milcll again, if not tiiore. Then
there would still rciiinin the famous
Blollc lilies, wliitflt, accortlilig to the
unnliiinoiis opinion of experts, would
involve the sacrifice of at least 400,000
men witlioilt the certtiinty of their cap-
tiirt-_
PLEHTI III I/IUNII
_STILL IH THINET
LONDON, Jain. il.-Tiloiigll iiti
oillcial liliiiiiiiticoliiclit hits Iiccil ni:lt|t»_
it, wits freely stiitctl iii thc i-hy to-tliiy
that thc npplii-atlotist`tit-tlit- i.” |ti,ti0tl_iltiti
French treasury one your bill, hctiriiig
livc pcr t-cnt, interest, liztvc been so
large thai; thc issue lilreudy lists been
over subscribed.
IIIHIIIIIHS _IT_THT IHIIHT
LONDON. Dec. 2li.--(Correspon-
dence of the (faniidialt Press)-~l’art
of the Canadian contingent, which has
Salisbury Plain hits now been givcil
a chance to show thc mcn's fighting
the 30110 Depafimelli U3-(TRY fl'0¥l1 93":|“§;*:_I(; °(§rL§&§?lbIe€g‘i;],'_vgléuzwsgl’ abilities ill the trenches in ‘\IortIicrli
Consul Sillimali. ' '
“lt would not be opportune at this Wild, Ulf? “ew Q“°ft‘ir’:'“9“’t‘°gf;“f]';°‘
time," said General Gutierrez, "to give WI\0 b@f°|'9 his “PW It $9316 F 3 "S,
   t."‘..zs :.t"r.:t.;;°“.':_°.;..;::.“.t”. 11.1....  <.';f. .
made in ue tnie." e a e - , ~
he hail been in touch with all armed D0Il\lB.l1lld TIOSIB Of Cvmills Cli9mDT0l\B
. hi praised the Englis
groups in various paris of the repub- Gen- VU" Zwe _
lic. including forces ill the Stlltf Of gggpgoizlkipsgnxhggloIf1'i_:;:%;‘;?1°";?1B und Inter Iii other iiiiit -tonit-
Coaliuila and two proposals had icen I ~ ‘
\ - " die
made to lilm which seemed sutisfiic- iN°l`lh- S‘1YI“S~ The Qngush 5°' regiments.
i0l`Y- Gl’l\0l`l\I G\\lI9\"`(`7' madelnd lr? 'E;;M?é:2i\3;\ITm_2§:5sr’;st€gi'¥£;1g;;{tl:£._ it was hopcd tvhcii thc t-otitliigciit
ference tti General (‘iirr:lnza, itil, is » ~ __
_statement covering all "armed groups” 0“@_ Of tm’i‘( ,Ptalf ‘h“1,'act n"§’nnE;§:g`;
wus taken to inenn that a reconcilln- Calif ‘ff ‘W ~ “in” “ nk As mr n‘B my _ _
tion between tho warring factions of Bald- lm” °,“3' 59° d th t was had cxperictit-c in the arts of war-
.tlie once united Constillllivnallsthflay  t‘*}:‘eP9;:’|;ll?§hKr‘:(*;‘*:-er“;‘vere :ble to farc and ot' riiw recruits, this wits
_was in the make. Gut crrez a so spo e »
of the riict that more delegates were °|1l'l‘Y thl'0\1'sh a bayonet cl'}`:i`rege wlilte
expected to the convention from some °“°‘f055 “Tia “st my l§"°'=’V“t- w;leyn"“om_ an indcflnitc timc.
ot’ the arnled groups wltich hitherto gpoogguagliad ‘;';:;‘:\3 'ire gn them at 5 Now tliev are being sciit out :is tliov
had not been represeiitet.
Tile fall of Puebla to the Carraii- 08109 “nd f°li°w|“ “D wilt: f °°“|'“be"" of ex erie -il Brlti
ztstas ilas been fully confirmed at °"“°k~ the Lnglsh t“'°“i ngargi
Moxko City' go over into the de ons ve. il w c
_*___* they are at thelribesgd Theybwelre P11
CANADNS GIFT To ‘ticularly exper cnc n us wa
PGOR OF LONDON fare, anti display the utmost skill I
making the most of every bit
LONDON, January 14.-Four thoiis- ""‘°°r' __
been distributed io the Door of Mile NAVARM °FI"°E*9
i-ind, Stepney, one of the poorest die- GET 5U°"EN°'°
tricts oi’ the metropolis. i _
~ _ YARMOUTI-l. N.s., Jun. 14--T
Aging §'£;Lf;?n;re;:$°dp,§;gdt,h°;:; court of inquiry into the stranding th" I H h
LONDON Jnnuary “_A ,mer th-at Canadian peéple did not .wok the British steamer Navarro complet- - . H tiimr cot t nt pierces to the
ed it ork yesterday and Capt. L.
from Admiral Sir ‘John Jell-icoe waslupon this gift as an net of charity, Dem;,:Dom|n|°n Wreck Commmdo
read at an enterta nrrient for soldiers but ne nn .\mas offering to shove the "_ sa", me dedsgon |"i_ evenmg
“ France, Tile Princess PiitricTii`s Itc-
u’ giulelit, largely coniposctl of men wllo
I have seen previous service, cntrriinetl
n ii fcw days ago for Soiitlinnipton,
livhcrc they cnibiirkctl for it l~‘rciich
h nrrivcd tlliit thc Ciitiailiaits would ttiriii
posed, its it is. both oi' uiiui wllo liiivc
h found iniprticticnlilc iiulcss thc con-
tingent was to reiniiln in Idiigitiiiil for
0 become eligible, under thc tlirict-tioii
p nttt sh officers, and
f will take their places iii thc line with
rf British regiments oi’ similar t:ltnrtit‘tcr_
‘__ They will not. however, losc tht-lr iii-
divitlnaiity, tis they will hc kliowii tis
I; the “Canatlinn units" of such rcgl~
U ments as they bccomc part of, ilntl iu
time the main botly will go out its thc
"tianadlnn (Yoiitiiigeiit_"
The men hnvc had a hrirtl time of
it on Salisbury Plain, but tht-rc luis
N_ been little grunilillng. With trniis-
port motors anti waggons assin all
D it
he the time, the camp has been churitctl
or up into a flcld ot' mud, while thc wen-
E_ bone. has proved trying to nit-ii used
“_ tn tltc dry. bracing ntiiiosphero of
Canada. I-lard work has been thc
D. rule. Mon wllo clinic 'over with thc
idea that they were to bc sont to tht-
froiit immcdlatcly have ncvnrtliclcss
h' port. They :irc to he followed hy thc
Scottish regiments of thc colitiligclit,
C . _' _ s, . ol'
‘_ which hnvi- been itttiichcd to llritisli
ll ilu army of tilt-ii' own, bill being colu-
v- _-_-_ _-_-_ ,-.-,~_-_-_-_- ,-,-_-~»A,-s-,-A-::_-,-2,-sr.-,-_-sf.- - - » -W
PHUSSIIH IIISHILIIIS
IIHIIPLIHT HIIIIIS NHW NUIIIHTH IIIIIIIII
(Special to the Guardian.)
(f()I’l»lNIlAiil'}N, _l:in_ l»l.---Atlvicns
malty fears riilils by liriiisii iivilitiirs frolii licrliii sity tliiit tliv liilst clistilil-
iy list :ii°i`ci~tiiii: tht- l‘i'|ls-_sitiii iiriiiy.
pilblislictl toiliiy, brliigs this total kllI~
oil, woiilltlcil :itlil cuptilrcii tu 840,71-iii,
This is for`ih i-,l’riissitill iirluy alone
and docs not include lil-i llnvilrinn.
[I0 Saxon, Sli \\'iIrciillici'g :intl 14 nilviil
lists lllrclliiy lssileil. 'i`lit: majority ot'
the liitcsi casualties took plllcc ill tho
Novcnibcr lighting ill l’ollinti.
WISHIHGTIIH IS NUT
HIIITE SITISTITIT WITH
THT HHITISH HTPLI
NEW YORK, Jun, 1~1.~Ali Associ-
nteil Press ticspiitcli i`roni Wasllingtoii
says:
'i‘Iic l'nltcil Statics govci'nillt+lli, it
liociinlt- ltliowli to-tiily,is not nltogctlicr
satistlt-,tl with thi- note of Sir itltiward
Gi-cy, giving Crt-iii lli~itaiii's prelimin-
ury rc-ply to i’l'ositlclit Wil:-ioil’s protcst_
coliceriiilig thc \ri~:itlilclit of Anti-riciiii
conitiicl~cc by thc llritish tlcct.
\Vliilc grutiiicd that Grout Britain
iitlmits thc justice of przicticnlly all
the principles of pintcrnzitioliai law
citcti in thc American note, ofllcials
iciteratctl to-titty that the chief difil-
culty hail hcl-ii lil°itziin's lleglect to
tnzikc her :iciiinl prilcticti square with
thc pi'cvloilsl_\‘ ucct-pictl rules of illtcr-
llatioiizil law.
ll is rciiliscti by oiilcitiis licrc that
ll long tliplolnutii: corei~aptilitIonco coli-
li-t-iiitig thc prillciplt-,s of thc, American
t-list-, but not tit-iiiiilly cttrryiiig thcnt
into priit-iict-, i\'ill'ntit moot llit' colli-
pliiiitts tif .\nierit~iiii exporters :intl
sliiiit»tx~:. :intl ulthougli in-it:iiii'.s slip-
pli\|iit\littil‘_\' itiiiiivi-r is cxpi-cii-ii to glvc
ii iiiori- tlctiiilttil :~z|:ltt\lllt-iii oi' lit-r posi-
tion, oiliciiils pliiii to take tip vigor-
ously till iiitliriiliiiil ttilscs which luny
iiicfillwliilc itrlsc.
TI] BT THITII IIN
MIIHIITH IIHIHGI
Nl-l\\' YORK, Jun. iff.-District
Atltirlicy llliiriiii tif Iiroilx t‘tiiiliiy
,uiiitottiiccs that lic will go licforo the
grant! jury with it tleliiziitd t'or an
iiitllclllictit ti|` uiurticr rigtiiiist Mrs Ilia
Sliiilcii \\'iilf<-~rs, wllo ciillctl licrscli'
Mrs llugtws :li'tt~r lcitviiig licr litlsbllntl
for l.ori_\'s ldltoii ilogcrs, tht* Park llow
lil\\‘_\'i-r, iiiitl who _t;;i\'t- ptilstiii to her
ciglii-iiitilltlis-olil tlaitigliicr Loridii :uitl
tlicir twit-iilitl-it-liiili'-ycni'-iilii son Jolill.
Mrs \\':iltcrs is t-ouiliictl in :i private
room in Imliiilitiii lltispit:ii_ \\'lit~ri‘ slit-
is lit-lil pt-liiiiitg ctillipii-ic i'i-co\'t=ry
frtun thi- ptiisoii silic swtillowcil :lfior
tgiviiig tioscs tit' it tit Iicr habit'-s.
HORSEMEN'S MEETING.
'I`Iii\l'i- will lit- it iiii-ciiiig ol' thc l‘lior~
loitt-ioivit i)i‘i\'iiii: l`luli tit thc Uiiliutiii
lftix Idxcltitiigi- this (l"riti;iy) t\vcnlni=!.
nt S o't~loi~lt_ to tirrniiirt- it progriilliiiic
ol` rut-cs for licxt wvcli.
COMING EVENTS.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
MEETINGS EIC
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ONE CENT pcr worn each inser-
tion for iitlvcrlising in this column.
(fiish must nccompnny orders. Mini-
nitim charge twenty-five cents.
**POULTTRV NOTICE.- I tim
still btiyiiig good fowl and chickens.
.I. Il. .li‘nkitis_ 8234-1-l\i3ipll.
MBOOTS. --To ilic Mcrcllnnls of
ll. IG. isltliiil: (lur frilvcllcr will see
you sliiirily with samples for spring.
Sec big titl\"crtiiit-niciit for iniorcsflng
pnriit-iilzirs. Goff' & t‘it_, S240-1-l2M4i.
“POULTRY MEETlNG.-- Aiiiiilai
- tal n ll DI
“are setging as example of cheery tim effects of tho war would be the 9".”-5 0( jugigmgnt, and iii view ofthe
ti ‘ ' ` `
pn ence hat is epltndid- If they had reconstitution of the British Empire, trust mink md seen piaced in’ (how buckled down to tiic roiitiiio drill. that
| g'tho excitement of iiflllioll. the trial o( that we would have to look at the men on t le spcclal voyage, wth
The "de Wm be mgh this mom n :patience would not be so severe, butlordoririg of otr own house sind that ship loaded with provisions, suppl
a tries thc patience of nil.
, Major General Aidcrson, in toni
ie ' '
they are wr-tent to watch and welt fin the one mansion ot Liberty which inmrinis for tin. elliot-i rmien in '”““‘l 0' *Il* °°“ll“s~‘“t S wks hi hi
' . gl' ' nd ll
Isnrl it is good to see how well they," miggnd gh, Bi-moi; Empire so tie, Nrauce, it was their duty as Britislio
.  __ 3l7i{j;'I_II@_}_IlT2_-_ The sua sets this afternoon at 4-42 sticlr to the .rather moi-.otolloul Work- iwe had to allot rooms far more com- tt? l;sve taken exceptional preca
ENGLISH GFFTGB TEDREBB WITH and tomorrow at 4.44; it rises tomor-I We don t get much comfort out motlitioue than now to the UNM _"III" -vlewnf me conmcung eviden
which was submitted the court te
aoreuce Justice with mercy and s
` ended the certificate of the mast
Robert Milliken, for ten months; t
of the weather either. The nights are oversee.: Domiuione.
vcry long`, the sky is very grey., and He believed the greeliset :ood that
the declrs are very very wet, but could corre to the British Empire
none of those things nhect the spixitlwae that there would be an organis-
of the men, any more than the ooidgetioiipnd reorganisation of our grntt
_ d ofhcor. Alex Coiili Alexand
~ - end wet trenches, and the constant obmmmwgni _ hiiieli would cive tn 292:! .n e n .te fm. “X month
llleh scent for The Sliver Black Fox h 'i“l1:al:5igth of ‘tothiy will bo niiit-I shell me Banu th, ,pu-geo °g,_aii¢~i¢e:evel-yf|;_§Vrl:.tNhit. its due weight um mm gmcigrrtgvixmam Shu' Mm”
°“""*‘- Sl- -f°l\\\- 825°-1-13M’*'l‘“~ ° °"" '“ ““ °° sinensis soldiers oi ...ni in ueieium-I umm to the councils of Hmmm urn noi-iiiiouo; for info- noni
 , ` _ ~-'lei tote _alto - vi' li' _ ' mniliii it I i ri- .i
“Wills eiiree lc-ni-elels ,lllnlriiii Liniiwm cne, m,,,,,m,¢gm damn: food qx  , _r ii; nova l=:i:i"c§i~2‘yui&&iio ii g ees ep-  eusimietins iieto om vector
I 1
ll
,. iiniI1 men than any disrcs ect for th
ny. Mln\rt_1's Llnlmerit cures get-get in cows
, .
_:"»f_"; _V in  .` _ ._,_f)_- ~ _  ' '
t. ._K._-,.1 i iviw.-A _\ -.
.-11 ir Y
rs of the results attained siiicc thc con-
", tingent wi-nt into camp in England.
He has had some unusual coiidiiioiis
ce to deal with. such as the apparent
m. lack of discipline. which arises more
,_ fro i close comradcship of officers
r, D c
he officers' uiilform. but this has all been
G,-_ overcome and the Gencriii is as proud
R; of his army as any other British coni-
R miintler. '_'
hs.
llicctiliizs ni' itlgg Circles will bo ht\Itl
tis follows.-Y l'iilmcr Road. \‘\`etllii-'1-
day, 20th Jiiiiiiiiry, illoomiloltl. Thurs-
day. :list .liiiiuttr_\'_ t‘oIi°-utali, Friday.
22nd .Inutinr_v. Mr. 'I`. A. Bensiiii,
Iloluinion lloldtry 1ti\prcsentntlve,
will address thc .\ioollngs, and cvery
niembcr should niiikc ii strong effort
to nttcntl. important biisiiiess will be
trnnsncfi-tl. Thoi-ic wllo are desirous
nf obtaining ii clear uiidt-rslaiitiiiliz of
'Fha' Egg (‘lrclt~ Movement slioitltl not
iulsif this opporttinity. The past sea-
i=nIi'.» work will hc rovicwoil anti plans
for thc future clearly outlinmi. All
nrt- wclcomo and ladies nrc ii eciail
ii y
invitoii. sites-l~14M1ih:ti.
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