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 _ , 1 ,°"”"P#_.... gg:
oPEnAilous
4,: 4: l,i
.it
AT ,
~  THE DARDANELLES
'fi
tlnly Two Turkish Forts Remain Standing. llllied
Landing Parties Found tlnly Gharred Remains
of Turkish Soldiers in Forts. ` `
l
(Special to the Guardian.)
LONDON. March 4.-The Allied
iltietll this morrilillg reslllned the belli-
pnrdlnent ot' the inner forts oi' the
Thtrdanellcs, according to ll 'despair-ll
received from Aiilells. 'l‘he ti-xt of
the despatcll foliowsz-
“ llombnrdmeilt ot' thc illllcr forts oi'
illc Dardallcllcs was resunlcd this
__,.~.» ~v- -A-'ff f-1 ff -- ~f-‘-ff.~::_-:_-:_-_-_-»sf,-_-cv
morning, 'l`hul‘sday. Ten big worships
took _part ill the operations. Accord-
illg to lt British oiilciul report only
tlvo 'i`urkish forts relilaill intact.
“Allied landing parties folllld
ellnrrcd remains of soldiers in the
tlnnlaged forts, showing the Turks
bllrncd their dead hcforc cvacuntlllg
thcsc positions."
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-sa
(From our Own Reporter.) ltile fact that at seasons of the year facts tlid not warrant. Prof. Silortt
OTTAWA, March 4.-Prof, Adam thera are many temporary employees. was speaking witll autllorlty owing to
Shortt was the subject of all all-day I-ie paid also no attelltion to the nor- his position. lie ignored the fact. that
debate in the House to-day. Prof. ulal developments and expansion of the particular return to which be al-
Sllortt recently spoke on ll Sunday the Government service owing to tile lndeil wntained all resignntiolls as
night at the Pcoplo's Forum. Ottawa. growth of the country. Prof. Shortt well as dismissals.
lil tho course oi' his speech he st.ated knew tilese facts. it was stated by ile nlgo ignored tlloso wllo had died,
that a recent rl-.turn brought down ill lion. Robert. Rogers and yet had for were stlperallllutlteil or had left the
tile liollse l-.bowed that the present partisan purposes deliberately matic sin-vici>,. when he saw tit to suggest
Gtlvemment ilatl dismissed two thou- this misleading statement. lie show- that 10,000 were now doing the work
sand employees. i‘rot'. Sllortt asked .ed thi-lt in his own department tllerc previously done by 2,000 his language,
wllo had taken their place. and un- had been only a nornlal increase. to pp ||,m\9;~nt¢_ ognld not be churne-
swcreti the llllestioil by sitltillg ten lion. J. I). Hazen, lion. \V. T. White, tt-fined on fnir to the (iovcrllinellt. lt’
thousand. lion. J. N. Reid and lioll_ 'l‘. tjittlsc P;-n|‘, Sho;-tt degtred to give n fair
Prof. Shortl as cllalrlnnll of the Cusgruin in turn allowed tllat thc gtnt.-ment he should in all rc,-lpi-ct
(‘ivil Service Commission occupies a statements of Prof. Sllortt wt-rc nn- hav.. taken into Congtdernttott tha neon
quasi-judicial position and indcpend- true. of additional appolntulellts owing to
ent ot' the Government, so that natur- Hon. M. White demonstrated by the development ofthe country. 'I‘hr.-se
ally one would think he spoke wlth` figures the falsify ol' the statement ua opnsiderntlons he ignored. The Pre-
authorlty. ills statement has been tar as his department was concerned. mit-r regretted that the incident had
seized llpon by Liberal members and Ii WHS i0CllII1ll9Hl \\ll0l\ l‘I‘0f- ¢‘lll0i”ii. been brought before the House and by
thc Liberal press to lnakl- purtisail 0C<‘.lll>.Vllli-3 the jlltllllllll D0f‘lil0¥\ lit’ illll. the methods pursued. Howswer, when
attacks oil the (ioovorllincilt. Mr noi to meddle ill politics. lic had an lloilollrablc gentleman on the other
Sllortt had gone-so fur that lion. llladc a partisan siatclllent which in side lnldertook to make a partisan use
Rohr. Rogers oil Tucsday iligllt direct- all fairness should llnvc in-ell nccolll- of a illisleading statelnellt, ii was
ly cllallellgetl the stutenls-ni, of Prof. pallied by un explailutioll. Statements hardly to bc expected that ii would
Sllortt when introdllced lllio the lind- had been fastcnell on the colllltry for not bc resented. The lllelllbcr for
get debate by Hon. William Pllgsley, truths which were untrlltlls. He was St John, following the lead of Libcral
Hn described the statement* as " dis- guilty. to say the least, of indlscretion. press, had seen tit to bring the matter
honest, llllfulr alld dlsllononrallle," Sir Robert. Borden said that he was np in the lionse and it had been
Sir Wilfrid Lallrier ilrollgllt. the mat- not going to attribute motives to Prof. resented on the spot. Prof. Sllorlt
ter again before tile lloust- to-day anti ‘Sh0rit.. li' anyone was ready to sllg- alld everyone else concerned had to
asked it' the (iovcrillllellt would grant gest, that hc did nolfuse the latlguagc tllallk Mr Pllgsley and thc Opposition
an inquiry to allow Prof. Sllortt. lo attributed to him or would deny that Leader that the matter lla.ti» been
defclld himself. he used the language, he would grant. brought up ill this way. The Govern-
!-iir ilobert Bordcll anti half the mein- all inquiry. As his language remailled lllcllt. had nothing t.o apologise for in
bers of the fiallillct spoke in tilc`ullcllallenged and hc had not. noticed its appointments. The lllllernls had
collrse ofthe debate which lasted un--the report oi' ills speecll, there was expressed desire itl debate this sub-
tll lllldniglll. and Prof. Sllortt was mostinot, lnucll ground for all inquiry as ject. Whenever they wished to, the
severely castigated. it' was shown the inquiry must. be restricted to wllc- Government was ready to meet them.
that thc return to which Prof. Shortt ther he used the language which`waS ill the meantime he would :lee that
rcfierred gave a list of four thollsaild attribiuted iobhlm. The Pren}ie1r addzad , l.emms were made complete Wm, an
res gnatiolls, all of which the Chair- that t was y no means a a l' s a e- _ ,
ulllll oi` the Civil Service ignored. lil ment of the case and was bollnd to newbmry damn' so ‘hat ma ,whole
lldditloll l’l'ol`. Sllortt had ignored create nil impression to thc disadvall- \llll'0l'“l“'l‘"l “"llllll~ 'l"‘- ll“f"l"’ ill"
deaths,supernnnllatloils,transfersantl tuge of the Government. which thc House.
HOUSE CO 
Professor Shortt Severely Censured for
Misrepresentations Made in Connec-
tion with Dismissais and Appointments
in the Civil Service.
(Special to The Guardian)
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SHERMAN S_UBMiii|NE ‘"““""_ °' '"5 ""’"'°" iliiiiiil [USE
Siiili iii ilililiii FLEET '»@‘si’ll3§'i\\lf1l2°l-51?”-lliiimi BEST iiii|iiEHi
COLONEL DR S. R. JENKINS naval stiuatlon ill the last 24 hours.
- - ~ ' - - - H 'g 1 While the Russian.-3 continue their
Who has bacrl appointed Chic; lztxlilftzaaxil Cfflcer ln the Military’ ospl a _.___ progress against the Germans in North
' . . Poland, they are, according to official
(`ol. Dl'. S. R. Jcllkills. (`llllrlottc-
i0\\’I1. Wil-S l'i0llill`-il l>_V \\'ll'c i'roll| ll0i}ll'iin tzollllcctioll with his llcw duties Ur.
ullnrtcrs yesterday illnt he llnd llcc
appointed to take cllllrlzc of thc lllll
tary hospital ui iilllifllx. As to ill
lcllgtll of tililc tilllt he will bc absent
 .Icllkills did noi. know last night. lie
lcnvcs this cvclling i'or ilalifnx.
0
slffnnésiTlliilllliiH 
..___¢
THE BURNING HEART
'rhoro was another large nticlldnilte to tllcir honlcs with snddcllcd hcarts.
last evening ill St James (illurcll Hail..
.
wllcll the Rev. Dr Fullerton gave tl
fourth of his series oi special a
_ _ ‘ , d
dresses, ills subject being the “ Lhlrlrioi' Christ grcatcr than that of Rome
ing llonrt.” based on the experieuce'oi' and all tllcll' hopes llnd ended ill tile
the two disciples oll their way to trlltll’-ill' Oi' lllfi i7l`0iifi~ We ll“V° Sum'
l'Inllnall.'l. The story, it will be re
i
callctl by lllnlly, is an l'oilows:~--ill"
lllc tlrst day ot' ilu- lvcck, vt-ry curly
ralnc llllto tho sc lllcllrc, brilliilll
:ind while ill- opcllcll lilo Sci‘illlli|*‘H'-'
’l`lli:'. story, said tho pri-nt'llt~.l'. has
l.-:cizi-tl the illlaglnutioll oi' artists. it
llns tollcholl the llcari tll' llllnlanity.
Note thc striltillg' situation portrayed.
'l`llc:-ie two trllvclllws wcrc rctllrlling
disappointed hopes nlld shattered
t ideals, They had llocll allticipatlllg
- the realisatloll ot a material Kingdom
~ cicllt t-.tpericllcc oi' lifc to cuter with
in tlccpr-.fat sylllpntlly illto thc fcclillgs oi'
ll illcsc two illcll tls they return ill dls_-
(Speclai to the Guardian.)
l”Alllti, March 4.-The (lornlan sllb-
nlzlrlnc U-li, has been sunk by destroy-
ers belonging to the Dovcr fleet, ac-
cording to an allnoullcement by the
Mllllstcr of Marine to-night. Tile crew
we-,rc taken prisollt-rs. 'l‘bo submarine
if-R was bllllt ill 1908, und was 300
tolls dll-lpiacellleill. She lnld ll speed
of iii knots nbovo water and 8 knots
uubnlergcd. ller maximum radius of
opcrutiolls was 1,200 miles. The vessel
carried ii torpedo tlllu-4-l and ll comple-
ment of I2 men. The U-8 was a sister
of the famous U-9 wlllcll, curly iii the
war, sullk the British cruisers Hague,
Abouklr and (iressy in the North Sea
and, in October, sent the British
cruiser Hawke to the bottom.
Wreckage picked up late in Febru-
ary off Christiaustadt was said to
belong to the U-9, and it was said tho
submarine had been lost.
reports, pursuing alld capturing many
they still have the most strongly for-
tified part of the Straits to get
through.
quence has been North of Arras where
the Germans .succeeded in capturing
a newly constructed French trench.
Battles ill the East t'or possession of
the liardanelles are creutillg a great
deal of interest as they are consider-
illn morning the disciples or Jesu; :l||\l‘l`»i<ll_illltylllciltmlinilazl  ntlrt;    ed to have R wry marked hféring on
' _ . . _ vn ress
' . , p _
spices which they hull pri-_part‘tl. all
i-nliaill other. things with them. _Anil )mnmMl hwlwlull th; “my wander mwm.gR Mmwa me R/Hamm, ,mt px.
ntl !llolig`ill lllticrllt-ss and ovcrwllclllliilg  “fling '-lm" "“°""' 'md' °'c°°"'""g '°
4|' szliiltlcss il stgllilgcl' ‘tlllrayvs lleol'“illeilll  ‘})"a;9‘;l"i'f't:(1"l:ll:;l:l‘;‘;“';.h£3\:\l;'i¥2
_ :int :lylllpll lscs w l lt'lll:. c it\ll‘- '--- ' ‘ ‘ ' . ' `
,. int; wily iii:-y arc so sail and down- (Special to the Guardian.) 31;’ vIf]‘;':tl'brfl;‘;2d(¥V;°`2d°;t‘ lt‘l?;"lg‘;n§g
0. cast. 'l`hcy arc ullltlzcd :lt his ttllcs- DELHI, March 4.--llle indian ' ' , ,
.1 tion, si-cillg' that he also luis come Government to-day annolillclltl that :Il`l:’l;`ml'“"“?:Rsl'ligrisxvcigsihqflzizlm;‘h°g(‘:
pl frolli thc vlcillily oi' Jcl-llsillelll. (kill fifty-tour rioters wllo took part in thc expm““_l'\ l0'm"_0 Im, 'Gm.m',mB to Qqtthl
,L llc be ignorant of illc lrl'cat tragedy mutllly at '-'ll!lRl\D0l'@i 1\l'i’- Bllll “mic” dmw' from mi. from of Qgsowetz
that had bl~i‘nlion tin-ln? i‘lley are callnifld for. but that thc remainder wma' K moss may cmmmw ‘U hom
N. nlilll1.cd und pci~plc.\;c1i; :ind constrain- were captured. l ° '
lllt-_vtnulill the stollc rolls-tl away iro
ilu- .s-.cptllellrc lllltl illcy elltorod il
null founll lint tho body ol` tllc l.or
.il~s\ls. Anil bellold two ot' tho dis
tailed Elillllalls Alld tht-\ illlkcti t
at-tllcr ol .til thc things whitll ill
ll.l,l|clloil_ lt l.llllc io pass tllllt will
they colnmllllcti togeillcl- lllld rctlsollc
.lt-_sits liiinscli' drew near. and \\'i‘
with tilcln. Bill. their eyca wc
ciplcs went. that sutille tiny to ll villag
iii
lloldcll that they should llni know ilil
Anti llo said unto thclll: \\'hnt lnnlllla
lil' colnlllllllicntioiis are ilu-sc lilm _v
llllve one to nllotllcr, as _vc walk :ill
:l
'\i.l\i.l.\ l._vbloolulllknow ,
.- i`llli\ulll-.(\'“n`llii illlic lpruillicts, allltl nrc i-he (arpatlliails. Wlflllc llll°ll“"` of esllinatcd at $3,000, with no illsllrlllll-,l~_
,," nnnlllnl- with uit- r.:n-tl l-lluntor ot' i"“"" ‘“"”'°“' °°“f'°““§" “'}"" ,?‘§`|‘}““ The tire. which *was <lis<-overt-tl he-
'  . lie lnct~t.~: ilicnl just when ; Russ'-an romfomemen R' 3 ° ng tween 12 nlld 1o'cloc.k ill themorlling,
:irc slid?
One oi' tllc'm. whose nmllc lv
Clcoplllls, answering said unto llli
Ari. Thou only ll strallgl-r ill Jerllsalelll. I““"‘l‘
:ilitl` hast not known illc things which --
are colne to pass tllcro ill tllcsc days
And lic said unto lhcln. Wil
filings? Atltl ihcy said llllto llill
Vollcorllillg .lcsns of Nil'/.:lreill, whic
was tl prophet. mighty ill der-ll on
word bcforc God alld llil the pcopl
Alul how the cllici' priests llnd o
rulers delivered lillll to bc colltlelnlll
to death. and have crucified llilll.
llul. we _tnlstcd that it had lloell I
which should have redccnled lsrne
and beside all tllls, today is tile illi
flay silica these things were doll
And certain of tllcm which were wit
us went to the seplllchre . _ _ but llln
\hf~.v new noi.
Anil llcginlling at Moses and all t
Prophets lic cxpoundcil unto thcnl
all the Scriptures the things collccrl
lllil Himself.
And they drew nigh unto the vlllni!
,.
Whither they went; and llc made
lllimlh lic would have gone fllrill
liut they 0 nt i -l lltnl. snylll
Alliilo with (nge ‘t%|l‘T;, in inward oven- Tile sun sets this evening at 5.54
llil! and the day is far spent. A
Us went in to terry with um
Ann it came io ~pass all lie snt
meat with them lie took bread a
l‘l"’,lBi‘-ll il. anti brake and llnvn it
lilm.
And their c os were n crlcll. n
. y . p
lim' ltuaw lilm; and lin vnnlnlwtl o
0! illair night.
Mil il\0¥ Mild unto one alloth
_Dill Mt our hearts burn within
while lie _talked with `un by the wa
_ _
 R
cd bv tllcii vt-rv sntlllcss they llilfold
, I ‘_ I _ f 1. the future of the war Ha g p -
d i1i|iItl_lri`l\li\iiltliiiuitfxliii? ltllii) |‘i)ll'-txll|lyllil'tI-`y‘wo|'“tl ed the Gwmalm hack fwm Przasllysz
bard with heavy guns.
back ln Eastern Galicia.
ill WM°"_ Dardallell forts. Thev have cleared
(Spfclai to the Guardian.)
_.GENE A, Marcll 4.-That Austria
retreating Austrians in Eastern Gall- ‘OM much of hm, best new amnery
Cla' They are ml)“l9l“l'5 wml llmvy in the recent, iitihtiug in East Prussia
lcsses the Perslstem day 'md “light and Northern Poland is the informa-
ai-lllckfl of (-ferlllalllc allies l" ill" ('“r' tion received herc from wllnt are coll-
pullllallll' 'll“‘_l' l““"°" 'lm' W' ‘u’ll“”““l sidered rt-llnblc 1-:ollrt'cs_ The guns
ollltllli-V ig elll” l‘l"“;‘:'3l’m‘;l‘;fH;;‘d'-l;;;l:‘£ lost are said to illcllldc 131i llnttsrie.-l of
f -" l Blum’ " 300 miililetrc l ' lllllllllcr ot' lZi5
in the Dnrdani-iles. in their bolllbard- mmmU:r[,s_   lftmom Hm.|.0um|_
mem W“l"“l‘lll5 have mad” lirumer ing Plock,Klltllo und7.gierz alolle,iline
progress than was anticipated bllt co hmm an um Sai to have
nlplete , rl ti
been captured by Russians. while
ninc others were destroyed. .
Along the Western frontier the
French are _continuing their attacks    
.in Champagne and Argonne. Beyond | t
these the only movement of conse-
llluliisullls
(Special to the Guardian.)
NEW YORK, March 4.--A News
Agency despatch from Capetown.
South Africa, published hero to-day,
says: " 10,000 Boer rebels were taken
prisoners during tht- recent. rellellioil
against British autlloritlcs ill the
(‘.ololly, lllld the losses on both sidcs
totalled 1,000, according to all nil-
llouncement. ily lf`innncc Minister
Smills ill the Asscnlbly to-day."
SEHIUUS EiiiE ii li'iEi|ii
uf lv lolc story of tilt-lr troubles. ` Thi* A“‘m`l““"‘ conunlled "mir “Mm Wortl was rccolved ill thc city ycs
ii ' i . `
I ll l n   |  anncks "nd" mm” dlaadvanmgeous terday of a serious tire in ()'Lcurv by
. .l s lil luke: illcnl in their own grt ll ti. ' . l . - .
ll lit-llwtlglliscs tllt_~'v lltlvc bccll to thc l l l - h- _ Conditions, owing to snow llllil ‘Um which Mr Ira (‘lnrk's mill was colli-
‘ , , _ _ 5 ._ ~ against lillssltln cntrencllnlellts in pmph, dwtroyed. uw ‘OHS ming
.. ~ \ it ~ er the Calladlall 9" ~ l ' i l . t l M (‘l k' l i*
_ IHLR snbmarincsdid not dct _ pain B om ¢-(_ |- ,gr H nm, ,,
:~ l"|""`vI"’)\` , i ` pamm-_ Runway from f-_M-|-ytng om ps tho outer Straits ami are now attack 3 ,wavy mm as ‘hp mm in W_m.m,nm.
' ,I I'.`Ml ]*.R.'\TURL., A nnnni 1|-mn, or tho “nw 13,000 inn "ner ing the forts which line i.lle narrowest a new mm mo, om om, hmmg hmm
il .MDE MOON Er|_1C_ Mpmgnmu ypgtm-¢\,,y_ A |933, ‘muy and which are considered the most burmd dow" 9mm rom, ynum “Ka
"* ' ‘ ` ' was uhaartl for tha trial rua all the ‘l"“°“li li’ ‘l"“l “'“l‘~ Thi’ ‘l“'"""“"' ll. is lllltlcrstootl tin- origin of tin- firi-
tlr --‘-- pt,-th of (‘,|y,|,._ rpm. H-|n| was ,,“,.,-95,. tion of wllnl. thc British Admiralty Wm he mnroughly inwBHgamd_
lc .\'orillt-rly, sllifiing to Northeasterly
'fl ispflclal t° Th” Guardian) fn] hj (tv ,|' wp , |\\(\ new liner gte|\m-» 1'-lllis f0fl Ylllmllcl' 0 Wm' ll- ll'-‘("'l`l9l“'y _____,_______________
'T‘0li(lN'l`0. Mtlrifli 5~~lVll1"lll"“‘f mg at “$599.1 5|' 171/, kn0|9_  operation before the warships could MAYOR OF “Hema AWARDED
I I 1 t I om ' move further intiolillc §liil'ai:s tl? 'it PRIZE
ll wiluiil: ffl I' nhl moi Ora 1* Y <‘ - -rw EL p H p Agpt 01-, was this fort wh cl was cs gnct o
rtl THE WEATHER.-\ oslerday was ° R 'E1-EsR|;;A:|_RE R protect one of the mine depots of the PARIS March 3_.l.m, Fmnmls _]0s_
c. ilnc but vlolltly- _.___ Dardanelles. It was built at the wa- eph Amfmred prljm of 15 000 imma
ll Tile lowest temperature recorded ROTTERDAM' March 3' vm London mfs edge on me European Bkm ow for "the “nest and-gmateét devotion
‘ f°" lV“‘l“"'“‘l“~l' “mm is 25 deg' above -'l`l\0 lB\'li<‘-iii I1m0\lt\i- 0f Sllls fl‘0\1‘l l’°“l€° C“l’° K°l’h°“' ' of whatever klnd" was awarded Sat.-
Zi‘l'0 “nfl ill" l‘“"““" °f y"l‘“"|“y is America to tile destitute people of Bei- MOVE lmD0Y'i-f1l\l~ Bllll iS il\0 W0l'l< hi" nrdny by the A¢~,m|¢lmy nr Mm-at ,md
ll" ‘JS il°»<~ “l“’“`- "‘ E’ "-‘“' ~""""°""‘~" " slum which has been received an any "18 ““f\'l‘*'l °“l *W ill? l""‘“fl\ Hhliifi l" Political sciences to hlllvor lnnnrlt-l
ill was 28 deg. nlmvc. Ai 0 p.nl. lt was My “Me nm reno( work began' “_ |,0mt,m-,png from zen za,-on p\,|,,,||-, n of “Mmm
l- 2s deg. §;l_llr‘>1v¢‘- :`(l1f‘»0 l‘lFl“’9'» ‘lf .*l‘° rlvcri today at Rotterdam. 'rho steam- liglc of ‘forts wlrlirgl lilttreltichell acrgss _ .__
filly Wi\S-- Nl- ll V - ' or Great Cit . carr in 0,400 tons of. B lil’-ll “F0111 0 0 D0 M ll P0111 ' ,
.., The lint-. will ho llllzh this afternoon 500.1.. uncnnttynefs, :,514 pn. gnnmeri only three miles win:-_ so long as the li-'f-§ff_f_.ff.lf'-_1f_fff.9l'1ff_-_-Efgflflf.
.ls :li L04 #mil l‘"ll0l'l"“" “i 1-373 il Will ihouth Point. which brouglll. 7.000' Sling ol? the worships command this wages, are quickly finding means for
'r. ln- lush tomarrow marnills at 1-Ht and nm, of nom- ¢»,¢mn»n.nl¢.l ny millet-tt' not-.li or land communications lmtween settling un-,lr tllspulolt All inn Clyde
g. Sunday nt 2.45. of Nm-¢|,wem,m stung, the forts on the European side of the engineers have returned to work un-
Stmlts and Constantinople are cutoff. der promise that their demands will
ml and tomorrow at G-55; it rises tomar- wl|_l_ olvs nugglh rpg; pggggqz one of the most welcome effects of bo roferl-ell to an arbitration in Liver-
m_ row nlartlillir ill li-29 Mill Slllliifly Rl or THE DARDANELLIQ, the bombardment, so far as England pool. Coal beavers .who recently re-
nt. 6.27. ' -I-_ la concerned, is the reduction in the fused to continue work and, held up
nd The lI\00l\ l'lS<‘-S l°l\l8lll ‘ll 9-59- PARIS, vis London. March 3.-The price gt wheat which sold today in Atlantic liners are returning to duty
to Tllcre was ll (till moon on M0l1f\l1y]1‘emps asserts that an agreement has Bristol market at from 55 to 58 shii- to-night after an appeal from T. P.
March lst.. at 2-33 ll- nl- ibeen reached between lin-ance; Great lings s quarter as compared with sixty 0’Connor whose constituents most of
lnl,» 'l'l\l‘ lil!" ‘l\"“`i»¢‘l' fif ill" H100" Will |ilrltoin and Russia regarding the ful- _shillings and over less than it fort- them orc, Nutlollallsts. A conference
nt, im oil Monday. March 8, at 8.28 a. m. .nm status of the Dardanellen, which night ago. of masters and men in the steel lnrllls-l
'rho lallillh Of 1000>’ Will bé rlevbh .vrlll give Russia free passage to the ~ Employees and workmen, between try is being held to decide on means
 is from ulrknowll callses. ns it up-,
-, (Continued on page ihl‘¢B-) i5P°°l°l W ¢l‘° Guifdl-I"-) “"{“l'” °f‘l‘“"ll,°“l(;l9ske°l"l§’ altmflsg patently started front the opposite
' --- LONDON. Ml1l'<‘l\ 4--l7ll189\' fl'0m cm" ““°“5 ‘nm M ment “ga ns' sitio to where thc regular mill fire-
.~l-. liow'-s and i»W°“t.v-lilm minutes. sl lt it .ulli _ ll ri i lol l-rt-lm luoulpnl or war material
us. ,
P8 I. W Om 0l'9l\¢‘03 IVB B Bell OW ill Yi fi
to the increased cost of living, and _--
y, Millard | Lillimellt cures nrlet in cowl \liuard'| Lilllment cures Dlpbtllerla the demand of the workmen for lligher tnllnal-d's Ltniment Cures Rheumattsm..
by Sir Edward Grey.
(Special to The Guardian) I
LONDON, Marcll 4.-“Unless nell-
tral nations are prepared to assist. ill
throwing the Germans out of Belgium,
no suggestions from them in the mat.-
ter of preventing the furtller devasta-
tion ot' tllat country are wanted," said
Sir Edwarti Grey in the llouse of (‘onl-
mens to-day. The statement was matic
ill reply to all enquiry if the Govern-
ment was “willing to invite sugges-
tions fronl llelltrabl with a view to
avoiding thc fllrtllcr devastation of Hel-
ND SUGGESTIONS N
OF NEUTRALS WiiNTEi9
Unless They are Prepared ta Assist in Throwing
Germans Out ol Belgium, is Statement Made
glllm by the great powers which are
coiltelldillg for itil masteryf;
“Tile only solution to the ques-
tion," Sir Edward Grey continued, "is
the evacuation of Belgium territory
hy (it-rman troops, the restoration of
her indepelulence and reparatloi, for
thc wrong done ber. Unless neutral
powers arc prcparcd to assist in sa- -
curing this solution I don‘t see what
“0\llll l-ie sained by ally collrse they
could suggest.”
A lal-gc aitolldallcc ot' t'al‘nlcrll and
others yesterday witnessed thc formal
opening of the Pi-incie t‘onnty
Agricultural Building at Slimmer-
side, simultaneously with the open-
ing ol” the Provincial Seed Fair. The
trains from cast anti west brought in
large crowds, and at noon the Presi
dem, thc Rev. Dr ilalltllicr, illtrotiucetl
th.-_ l'i'cilli€~r. lion. .l. .-\. Mutllicsoll,
who opcilctl thc i"ilil'. 'l`lluac on the
piatforln included, in additioll to the
Prenlicr anti the President, the Conl-
lilissloiler of Agriculture, lion. Mur-
doch Mcliilluoll, }loll_ Cllarles Dnltoll,
Mayor Saunders and the Uomnlissioll-
er of Public Work, lion. J. A. McNeill.
ill introducing the Premier, Dr Gau-
thier 4-,xplailied the unavoidable ab-
sence, through a previous cllgagcmcllt,
of the Lieutenant,-(iovcrllor. who had
been invited to open thc Fair. in tho
name oi’ tho t-omnlittec who petitioned
the (iovcrillllent to give Sulnlllersitle
such n llllildilli; an they wt-,re ill, said
Dr (lautllier, and ill the name of all
farmers anti farlllers' wives ill Prince
County and all collllectod with the
Fair, llc thought it his duty to tender
their thanks to the Goverilnlent of the
province for what tlley had done ill
the interests ot' agriculturt-, not only
in the County but also ill ille province.
Thai bulldillg, ill which the tail' would
be held every year, would certainly be
a seat. oi` agricultural education for the
(iouilty, ulld after all, education wa'
what was most ileedod. Tile Govern
ment, he said, were trying to do their
duty by the people ill regard to agri-
culture, alld they were doing it; and
llc thought tllcy tlcservetl credit. i'or
what they had done and were doing ill
that direction.
'l`llc _l‘rclilier was tllen called lip. llc
said that the Seed Fair and the
Domestic Scicllcc Exllibltion was no
new thing ill Prillce tiolliliy_ "lt is
tho prolld position of Prince Coullty/f
llc said, “that they have tal;oll` the
lead ill illat rt'-gnrti; alld l alll going to
run the risk of doing the Pri-sidcilt nil
injury ily enlarging at head that is
already vory large, when 1 say that
he took thc forenlost place in organis-
‘ng those institutions in this County.
As wc lllove along from elle stage to
anniller ill illlprovelnent and develop-
ment we are too api to forget the
degrees by whit-_ll we ascended; and
now and again wc might well review
the situation alld at least recognise
the pioneers in these movements. T0-
tlay, then, we meet, but we meet under
conditions that are somewhat different
froln ally tllut have cxistcd ill the
past. For the tlrst. time yotl are
assembled under your owll roof.
lCllec.rs.i Through the generous and
energetic lllallagciilcll! ei' former
years you had been able l.o carry
through tilt-sc exhibitions with credit
uild sllcccss. lint. ll tulle had como
when sollletiling lllorc tliull ihc energy
of the colllinittcc illld the generosity' of
the people of billlilillersitic and Prince
('ouill.y had to bc iicpelllled llpoll tc
provide ilulitlbic lllcalls for _curryillg
oil this very important work. l"or
iilnt lltlrposc, to give that ilcccssnrv
aid, this building had be-cil plircila.-lcd,
alld l alll glad to be able to tell you
that it was not only pllrcllascd and
tilted up during thc past year. but
that every single dollar oil it has been
paid. (tillecl's.l Not ont- copper,
llicrcfnl't~, is tllert-il_\' :lddctl io the ticbt
oi' tho provillcc. So tllut you hllvc llcrc
for agrii-llltllrill purposes, for domestic
lcicllct' pllrposos. and several other
purposes which l shall briefly rcfcr
to, n building standing. us it docs, free
equipped to suit more advanced pllr-
post-s, as they are ,called for. l am
cncrcacllillg oil lvllnt is thc f'omlnis-
siollcr ot' Agricnlillre’s domain when
I lllnkc this nllilollllcolllelli. ilillt it is
tllr- illtenlioll to illstnl ill tilts luliltlillg
at the earliest coilvclllcllt tinlc during
the present year a first-class domestic
science cquipmellt- (cheers) -that
sllall be available for use by the
people of this -Utlllllty. Solllellnlcs ll
generous act or ll series of generous
acts work ollt their own reward.
There arc lllany citizens of Summer-
lsitlc wllo ill forlllcr years wellt out of
their way and excccdcd their dllty to
give assistance ill the establislllneni
and devcloplllcill of tllesc institutions.
They will get their reward, because
the opportunity will llc opcll to the
children ol` Prince t'oullty to come in
hero and bc lilllglli tiolilcstll- science.
Furtllermnrc. it is lilo intention to
establish n depot for school supplies
and il readlllg-room. which will be
available to farmers and every citizen
of Prince County. A reading-room
will he kept open. ill which it is the
,intention to place tile latcst literature
'that cull be obtained front r-very part
of the civilised world having to tin
with important nlciilods of farming
and all information avaliable in regard
to fisheries. tt‘llt>t-rs.) \Vc_llopo to
have under this roof available n rend-
froin illl cllarge and ready to be! Loan' Ser” 8817___2_2MM'
  uiillilull sill 
ing room lo which every pr-rsonfrom.
the county may have free access and
hnvc at their hands the best informa-
tion that tho world affords on scien-
.iiic and improved methods of farm-
ing, etc. tCheers.) The rrelmer than
declared the building and also the
Fair formally open.
The nc-xr speaker was the Commis-
sioner ot' Agriculture. wllo expressed
pleasure at boiilg present and congrat-
ulated tlic inailagenlent on the suc-
cess ot' the fair. He strongly urged
co-(lperation.
Hon. Clips. Dalton followed with a.
[few remarks, ill which he congratu-
ilated Sunlulersltle and Prince County
in general oil the acquisition of the
lluiltiillg, lvllicll he slated he had been
very anxious all along that the Govern-
ment, sllouid buy.
, llis Worship Mayor Saunders then
'spoke bricrly. He did not think that
tho Fair was quite the success it
should lle. and he thought the fault
lay with thc farmers themselves. 1-ie
thought they should awake and put as
much clicrgy into the affair as the
indict; did.
The meeting then adiaurned until
i..-i5, when agricultural topics were
takcil up.
During thc afternoon Professor W.
G. Reid gave all address on “Live
Stock " anti “ The Importance of Good
Seed " was discussed by Messrs Rich-
-_rd Creed. Leslie Tenant and Prof.
Fheodore Ross. Ai. 3.30 Mrs Benjamin
Rogers read a very interesting paper
ln “ Rod Cross Work.” Miss Alberta
Vinci”-arlalle followed with "Household
Tllrilizlhillg," wiliic the afternoon was
closed with 'a “Cooking Demonstra-
tion" ily Mrs Dullbrack_ In the oven.
ing thc hall upstairs was crowdod,
wllell cxccllcllt addresses were de-
livered by Rev. Dr Gauthier, who pre-
sided. Premier iilntllleson, Mayor
Sounders, lion, lllurdocll McKinnon
and l'l-of. Ross. A hill report. of the
|>i'ot-or-.tliilg;=. will be publiflllml in u,
slllmcqut-lit issue.
Tile ditfort-at tiepllrllllellt were well
iillcd, the household science especially
being t’ar in excess of former years,
both ill quality and number of ex-
hibits. Ill one collection of fruit 56
varieties worc sohwn. All the other
exhibits ill cooking, preserving and
Cflllllillg wcro excellent. The display
of handicraft work was also much
'argcr than usual and was well up to
the standard oi' other years.
(Co`rlflTluTlTd>-tlil_”l5‘a'tfc~Seven.l
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__ s:l4s-:l~:lMtr.
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ti. \\'_ llnrrisoll, Cnlladlall Bank of
Colnmercc. 8897-3-limit
"RIMS FRESH SAUSAGES 12c. PER
iii., Heaney Gay, il Elm Ave. Mar.
ket Tuesday and Friday. Phone ~119.
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FOR SALE-ONE PAIR WESTERN
S. B. Foxes. Will sell with guaran-
teed litter al reasonable price. .I
Stanley Wedlock. 8799-2-27mt.i'.
WANTED.-A "rEAcH`Ea"Poii’N`EW
Donllnion School District. Sap-
pleiilcnt $30. Apply to Hector Mc.
WANTED T0 RENT HOUSE CON*
'Billing 7 or 8 rooms with modern
improvements. Apply P. 0. Box 116.
§1Qf]l!_f)_'i\‘Y\¢
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n house with all modern conven-
iences centrally located. Ap 'ly' Y
'_§‘§l'Ae_gc_>Yt’_ Guardian. 8430-8-§Mtf.
wsnrso-“Fl`n“Ti°°“r cl.A'b`s"l-Ili-.’on€,
` used in coats and skirts preferred,
Good Wages. A, C, Camel-on 5
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_ snoal l.‘zlmr_
wANrEo._- l=n'l'iiEiBIl1"F5'li'T€.T2'_
sinstan School. Supplement $136.
Present prlaalpal has resigned to
Join 2nd Contingent. Apply so W, J,
“'“llwf- S°i=r°w'l'..ar to the 'rms-
tees, Kensington. by mall or inpgf.
9°"-_ 8886-3-5M8l.
eHur uPeaFW.
ous hair removed without pain.
latest motllotl. Basin treatment and
singelng for thin hair. Denim!
removed. guaranteed. Shmlpooing
a speciality. All kinda -of hats goods
made up. Mrs. White, Qtlueon- otol,
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