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  Sworn Clrculahon Statement E _ _ hed Advertisers.
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threatened by Germitny. is' alg‘Le‘%y'in
existence along the trade routes in
Holland.-_ according to naval circles
here. German submarines. .itis re-
pbrted, -have _-been busy _recently lay-
_ing _ anchored mines between . the
mouth of the Thames and Gallewer
iilgbtahip. ~it is in this neighbourhood
that many disasters- occurred last
month, Passenger ships until recently
have been tluits successful in dodging-
fioatlng mines by making voyages in
daylight. but no-method is known of
guarding against submerged anchor
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All _.» 'Elf .yi | J .i
strong counter-attack succeeded to day o
i driving the Germans from the
greater part of Corbeaux Wood. which fl
t _ _ -
The Provincial-Grand Lodge.L. O. I..1~
convened in annual session in Epworth
lial_l,' Summerslde, yesterday with up-
wards of 200‘dele§a`tia's' p_reséllt,'_ih‘ all-"
riition to the following ofilcers: G. M;L
Robert Whitewny, D. G. M. Austin
Ramsay, G. Treas. llarry Crasweli; (l.]
Sec.-CNE. Mckenzie; G. Lecturer,_G.r
W..Hooper,'D._ Gi Sec. N. C; Stewart;
also the 'following P_ast Grand Mas-
ters: - Messf~s'Murdock McLeod, J. J.
Bethune, Geo. F. Welsh, _John N. Mc-
mmld- Rev; D' Mdnéah- Mr' A" A' officers promised us," said one. “ that C
McKay . _ _ ~
he gave an outline of the work of the
year. He stated that one lodge had
been resuscitated, two new lodges or-
bershlp of 173. with three lodges yet
to'repo_rt.
_. _Thelflrst part of the evening session
Grand* Secretary, Grand_Treasurer and I
the Orphanage Committee. all of which
_ .. i tl." h ti h Th i '
w»=f-mn uv with we f°»»°ff. °f we EES ‘.’.§.‘2Z‘.‘I“I.'}.sv'.°.'2.i...‘ ...UH X’ M- n..i§?..JZ._“..‘{.;’.32“L...§’°“‘é’2.‘§.‘3.'.?.‘iI.`_‘.12   
n . _ . - . ng to attack our lines. 1
went 'to show that the order is in a If
good financial condition. 6
. In the-_~0rphana`ge~Commlttees re- 0
port.mentiof\~wus»-made of a .large _ad-_. S
d_i_tion.h_a_vill`g,_b_l_ieu_ma.de to the home. ‘t
respectl - 1*- ' . B
The Lodge was in session up to a
late hour this morning.-C. " 'g;remhel._beam\.s_ Often the moans param or elsewhere for the purpose of ob-
nded' in a death-rattle. There can V t°'L"i“5 "e°"“1t°' A Penn” Wm ‘be 5'
__._,__.__
s=el.LowsH|rs Fon cANAo|ANs "
re-occupied the Hardaumont redoubt. a
I__)ouai_n_opt to the north of Verdun is
again being heavily bombarded
PARI March 7-German prisoners fi
February 25 at an average of two-
cannon would clear a way for us, so
artillery preparation would enable us ti
to continue without great risk. In- tl
l t ad, ` b ttalion unde unheard of A
sinned' and a "°t°‘L mcrease in men” this frolmyfleiid guna and machine guns
f
0 _
or hours together was cnt. to pieces. er part of that wood, of which he now  
T ccupies only the eastern extremity. = '
be effort we made passed all mess- o
the War Ofllcefto-night! the Germans w
(Special to the Guardian.) _ s
ll ' U F
hold only the eastern extremity of this w
W
i
carcely be anything left of my com- -
PARIS March 7.-The French by a pany.. It had already lost one-fourth :]';;;°;'l‘;{e‘£°eif.); lkagggfgsriatczggggggj
t its “ummm in me nghung fmm dent The fleet was proceeding west-
bmary 21 t° 24 This was th” ward. The rrespondent adds that
e _ .
nlsh. Another German member of '
hey occupied yesterday and, accord the 24th Regiment said,-' “I am glad ynfggxnmgnlgxfagxf' ;)";£l‘;‘fr;.|;‘:f€i;E
ing to an official statement issued by to get out of that hell. Our spirits at hm 8 em .
ere pretty low in all division because p '
e felt the work of taking Verdlm '
E - ._
wood The Germans. however. havr w M . . _  
' (Speciaite the Gua`r'dla'n.`)"` ` ' .
PARIS. March 7.-An official report
(S eclai to the Guardian ) says, nort.h of the Aisne a destructive
ould 'have to be begun all over
aln”
h F h t re has been carried out against _ .__
taken by t e ronc a Verdun esti- enemy works on the Plateau of Cra- 3 | h - -
mate the losses of the battalions which onne and the environs of Pasly, north Lorgplzglsyia "1\?|at,-5, q1f|_a_r{‘;:|';'|)s the
took placein infantry assaults since of Soissons. ge,-man sh|p5§Be|zed by portugal are
In Argonne we concentrated our fire 1-e|e,,ged_ me portuguese Minister to
thlrds_ of their total strength. "Our on the German organization inillaute _germany Wm pecejye hm passport gag.
h“;/,§;‘:°(:‘te1‘z‘;*l:‘;l g;“g3gmf°“‘:;em ted urday at noon; says a despatch to the
' The “'"'°"“°°n's°“i°¥‘ °D°“ed at 2-30 we could occupy the French lines to make a fresh advanceydlilringpthe gxcihinge Telegraph Company from
TM |""“"'ip“| b“s|"°" °f the ‘session 'almost without loss. We believed also dav. ' Under cover of an intense hom- A" C ` L
was ""3 Grand Masters '°°p°'°t in which -that at each stage ol' o\|r advance new barllinent an attack' by henvy cffec
' ves was directed a alnst o r nsi
. . g . u p` -
ons at Belhoncourt but was repulsed.   `
counter-attack by us on Corbeaux
od drove the enemy from the great
an soldier belonging to the fl-lib in
ntry said. our battalion started from
sttcmpti
stposition in the woods on the night_ (Special to the Guardian.)
f March 2. with orders tp occupy an PETROGRAD, March 7.-Russian A Whirlwind "°°'“m"5 campaign is
arthwork east. of Fort Doua|nont.| troops have captured the to_wn_of.Riza “b°‘:" t° he »i2_““5“mt°d by '-he 105th
uddenly someone called. we °°\?‘° g,'§,m§i1.° Black sos. as, _mllerem-.'01 fivgglflgg* u?§“;Zm:;‘;m\n;’1gf if;
h F h.~Tn h k f ttalfso zod. Th ` t ‘ ' _ _
°°“E’5 “pwg‘°d°'°f‘s25°0' mfs. “ddm°“ imiaetlligxlg that its 0?/(erw)helamed: our made il? an,of?lcL::.rln:1)Llialtces::a?1‘t fx? yet requhed t°'°°mp'°t° the strength'
mu* 3 we “HMP5 “V"'°T‘.h °’“ °v"y"lines. I fell into a- hole`msde by a general headquarters whichadds that It is 9"°P°°°d to 5"” fm" day’ leave
hell and lay there all night, listen- the Russians have occupied the town 't° a hundred °f the be” m°“““ “ch
g to the calls of the wounded for of Zenha, north oi’ Kermanshap in ”°mP°"y t° g° L” tum' h°m° districts
WASHINGTON. D. C.. March 4-An
endowment of $50,000 to support grad-
uat,e‘ fellowships ,for Canad nns, was _
announced today by the American Unl-
versity; the Methodist National instit-
tlon_-here, The endowment was mndc
by the estate of the late Mart A. Mas-.3
sey, of Toronto. who desired to estab-
lish, if possible, some link between
the Methodism in Canada and the
United States. . _
An1_'||.|.snv ouaLs. g
ROME, via London, March 7.--The
says:
duels _and patrol activities along the d
entire front." ' 0
UUNDENBED ADS.
'T00 LA'l‘l£'FOR
- ‘CLASSIFICATION
`u-g-»n-
ONE CENT per word. each inser-
.tion for advertising in this column
Cash must accompany orders. Mini-
mum ,charges twenty-five__c_ente ___ ___
"'|5__i1'l.'"" '0`s'Zo'as`£|.w_Avs __ on
hand at olmau's, Charlottetown.
F QA , _ nu- W 8 R
boats. A ply to J.. H. Judson. Alex- »
nn_d_rla'.'  _ 'Q34-_:l_sM3ird;
sw|Aa'l'_`dli|." w'A'Nrao To Luau
the printing trade. Apply Foreman
Guardian _0flice. 7644-_3-4mt_(
 _ l'n|.`§ lF6’n
housework. Apply las Kent st.
 g * L - A 11sa:<x_-eyaipd. L
 €eT |=u'nN‘|sm=.o_
}'00lMA_sultable fogillglér housekeep-
' t‘ t - c .
“‘.»' P" X ° ' °°11sLse-enema.
V
oilicial communication issued today C
_ and it is expected that as a result the
full complement will be secured. All
. recruiting committees and others in-
/ . » tercsted in recruiting are asked tu.do
--_-.-_~.- - ---.»_-.=- - ~ - - - ~ ;----.-_-.-.-.- - - ~ - .---.-.-_-_-_---:.-:.-~.-~.~:.-:.-.~:.-:.-_-:.-.-.-.-.-.~.-.-.-.-.-.-.=-.~_-:.-.-.-.-_-.- the most recruits. This cam paign
(Special tothe Guardian.) of Frcsnes. Hero tho Germans assert
_ _ they captured 700 prisoners.
LONDON, March 8.-Fighting of FRENCH CAPTURE -
great violence, between the French GERMAN TRENCHE8
and German infantry has been in pro- ___  
re . - . -
M ` ‘
uels continue along the remainder
i' the front about Verdun.
BERLIN CLAIMS GREAT GAINS.
of the German drive
Verdun is declared ln
netted, the Germans
a front of nearly
two miles in
these
of_
.
ss from Ilethanrourt north west of
' (Special to the Guardian )
t;i;:iB\;n.rtgnthehlgeggitgzgnezgsgpag11;?L Inmeiise hills French artillery cena
............. ..  ............  ;s,;;;1;;.°g.;,';,;.::.'°;.°&.::°.‘::.:';'.:"s ...ea ;‘;:..?:.‘:;°.':: .€::';. 
" There have been only artillery me blftle fronts aggregating l;b0“'5 upper Alsace. destrlfotive bombardq ry'
' 1°" mn" in length' sp r ted “rt new ments of German pos tions at several `
points north of the Aisne and shelling
in forest ot Argonne are fold of in n
French official communication. .Six-
ebli French aeroplenes dropped a
larze number of shells on Metz-San
lons station.
RPBBIANS MAKING -
`_ GREAT PROGRESS
“Wm 1° °“P¢“\'°‘ Russian warshlps are particularly
The vi\l°1¢°= Lsgiave initns Bleek sea, semberalng
110181119 °f t Q coast towns. The continued pro-
w°°dH. fell into glen or tssnuunn roms is eviden-
c by the capture of the town of Riza
.w ieh lies about 35 miles east of Tre-
h ' d ang Inoue of the important ob-
it-Etlves o the Russlan_army._ In Per-
si _ also, the Russians “are forcing their
advfdnce at a lively pace and have cap-
tured the town of Senueh to -the north
of Kermanohah. Artillery activity
is?éuc_re:tlsing allaong thenbnieste: Rmer ‘Mach 3.-r-“ No important changes are w|.||1-E Ru85|AN_ ‘ '
Ta _ e essara ._ on r, re r e rom any of the war then- _ 4 
‘p bhbly presaging the gébelilng of a tres” says the Turkish omcial state- _ $ I .
P'°='°°="° wwe- - '.“-°“"» ‘°~“°“ MW- E “S”  335?-“‘.'..l’°i‘2.*’“§' .l‘.‘.‘l1‘ N
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LAND Mmlrwl l.ly|l|||||\\ gqrgg Coldlv “°°      
FIFIY ___GEfiM_AN
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$204 was found for the -plaintiff, who
  V Tina. Moon. are
Fifty Large German .Yinrshlps
Monday- afternoon in the North Sea
oft Terschellng Island, north of Hol-
land. according to a report of n. steam
warded to the Company bringing in
will begin next Friday, the 10th last..
their utmost to assist in this work;
butcher. Georgetown. vs._ William
Scott, steward of the Prince Edward
island. was concluded. A verdict of
had taken action to recover amount
claimed to be due him for ment sup-
plied to one of the winter steamers.
Stewart and Aeneas A. McDonaid,~
l{.C., for the plaintiff, Gaudet, K.C.,
and Martin. K.C., for the"defendsnt.
The case of S. J. Wedlock and Capt.
D. A. McKinnon vs. S. A. McDonald
of Charlottetown then came up. John-
son, K.C., and Stewart for the plain-
tifls. and Bentley. K.C.. and Martin.
'K.C., for the defendant. There are
about 20 witnesses to be examined.
‘Mr Wedlock was on the stand yester-
ay.
_.._.._._._._.._.__*
NO CHANGE IN SITUATION.
CONSTANTINOPLE. via London,
no" nu on Nlday.”
ervill 5 _ Cai ood '
garner.. .=.;.'°....:l: r....~
The attendance at the Central Seed
Fair yesterday was not as large as
formerely but this was expected. The
recruiting of so many men from the
farms has shortened labour on the
farm a fact which intereferes to n.
large extent with all public gatherings
This also accounts for a smaller num-
ber of entries, many former exhibitors
finding it impossible to prepare their
exhibits. However. all the classes
were fairly w_ell_illl_ed and the judges
state that the quality was much betterl
than usual, in fact superior-on theL
whole io any ever exhibited in the
province.
The formal opening took place at
2.30 by his honour the Lieutenant Go-
vernor who`ln a few well chosen re-
marks expressed his appreciation of
the fact that a Seed Fair was being
held at all under the distracting cir-
cumstances. He referred to the ex-
_cellent quality of all the exhibits, par-
‘ ticularly of potatoes. and formally de-
clared the Seed' Fair open. '
Hon. Murdock McKinnon Commiss-
ioner of Agriculture; was the next
speaker. I-ie gave a short sketch of
the development of Seed Fairs lu the
province, dwelling particularly on the
good that had been accomplished by
good seeds. ills remarkswere listen-
ed to-with great.interest_and he was
dent, explained- that Rev._Father Mc-
Mr. Simpsonfto expresshis regrets at
his inability to be present.. Mr. Simp-
son spoke“of the difficulties always to
be encountered in the conducting of
such a fair but the committee had done
their best under the circumstances
and they felt they had the appreciation
of the people. '
Mr. Peter Brodie was the next speak-
er. He emphasized t-he importance of
cooperation and illustrated his re-
marks by reference to the good work
being done by the York institute. '
Mr. John Bradley made n. fo`w re
marks on the desirability and wisdom
of farmers feeding their raw products
on the farm. Only in this way could
they grow good crops.
The Domestic Science exhibit. nl-
thougli perhaps not as large as that
of last year, was a most creditable one,
and a revelation to those who imagine
that all that is worth while in canned
and preserved goods mfust bear an Oa-
tarlo label. The exhibit in these lines
was especially good. -
The attendance while fairly large
'was as was to be expected not up to
that of former years. The hoeth~in
which the exhibits were shown was
tastefully arranged, being decorated
with flags and bunting.and the exhi-
bits displayed to the beet advantage
Miss Stems, under whose direction the
exhibits were arranged and who also
did the judging, is to be _complimented
on the excellent arrangements made
as well as on her satisfactory awards.L
Following is the prize list. in classes
A. and D.
WHEAT WHITE FIFE.
ist. W. B. Drake, North River; 2nd.
llirnest Lund. Mt. Herbert; 3rd. E. J.
Vessey, York; 4-th. Pope Ney, Hazle-
brook; 5th. Jas. Simpson, Bay View;
oth. George Howard. Winsloe.
Geo, W. Wood, Huefbrook; grit. :lem ,_
Simpson, Bay View.
ork . Rnd Wm
| Wood
ight H
Bonthpc
ons. A. o. v.
1 nt. a J. vemy. rm; su. lu-`aun
ll. 'AHC Foster, Dnnltalilblo.
OATI. TARTARIAN Ol NORWAY.
lst. Arthur Cola.
Jean Donnell. New
J. Veany. York; 4th.
Bay View.
ILAGK, A. 0. V
BARLEY 2 ROWED.
1st. E. J. Vessey, York; 2nd. Geo.
Wood, Hazelbrook; 3rd. Calvin Wood,
Southport. .
BARLEV 6 ROWED.
lst. E. J. Vessey, York; 2'nd. A. J.
Bedeque; 4th. Ernest Lund, Mt. Hor-
bert; 5th. Walker Bros. Launching.
BUCKWHEAT.
lsi. James Murphy, A. Cove; 2nd. E.
J. Vessey, York; 3rd. Geo. W. Wood.
Hazelhrook.
TIMOTHY.
lst. W. M. McRae, Pownal; 2nd. W.
H. Drake, Mt. Albion; 3rd. W‘m. Con-
rad, Sturgeon; 4th. E. J. Vessey, York;
5th. James E. Murphy. A. Cove; 6th.
James Simpson, Bey View.
CORN. FODDER.
lst. Albert Schurman, Bedeque; 2nd.
Peter Brodie, York. l
MCINTYRE POTATOES.
them and to the progress that has re-_
suited from them through the use of! nt' Cogonel Crockett’ York; 2nd_
Guigan-.had"be_e:n called away through (C°“¢|"“°‘i 0° D180 Six-l
sickness in his parish, and wished him, L
-~ UANNER CATS.      .
Pope Co k, York; 'ird, Peter Brodie,
Y k -ith W B D k Cornwall'
especially happy in his optimistic fore- gr : ' ' ' m 0,* ' S
cast of the future of the Proyinoe.  éhngfggglxgggnrk’ mb' Rom iw of "mt rank
Mr. James Slm|pson..the Vice-l’.zesi- '_ ' ' ' '
BATTLE UF VLHUUN T
LS STILL HLBING
.__-L_.
PAIUS. March 8.-The battle of
Verdun has develioped both in inten-
sity and extent al day yesterday and
is now raging along the entire llno
from Cheppy in thc Argonne i_o Pros-
ncs in the Woevre, showing that ihr-.l
Germans' second attack is to in-_ on a
larger scale than the first. So far. the
Germans, by employing masses oi' mon
without counting the cost, have made
slight gains both west of the Mouse
and in the Woevre, where they carried
Fresnes after a flercc struggle. The
Germans, who entered Reginevillc
yesterday and captured Hill 265, thus
control the loop of the Mouse in which ‘
Reginevilie is situated. The Freuch»
withdrew their right from within this
loop. The Germans then launched
terrific attacks against the woods of.
Corbcaux and Cumires, gaining a foot-
ing in the former, but elsewhere rc-_
pulsed. ln this district now centres
the chief interest of the batth. The,
French are confident in the strength;
of their defensive preparations. Tlm‘
occupation of Fresnen is considered
only of secondary importance.
BU LGAR8 ATTACK GREEKS.
ATHENS. via Paris. March 5.-Tin-_
chief of police reports that Buigarlani
soldiers have attacked Greek frontlf-_r‘
guards in the neighbourhood of Maci-
kovo, near the Greco-Serbian frontier.
McDonald, Souris; 3rd. Horace Wright.
:_ ' 'L  TH_UR§_L_)AY» MARCH 9. 1915 _ _ __ _ _ fig ;:f\P'$1'¢ifEi;';f“r»3,A:y:=::'Lf\°canaa~amsteam'-u.s.-»»\.
- as "gr",
E|;1|\llN3pep|yEN ~ llama rim sin -CENTRAL SEED FMR L -zfvllllu-Dunn  
From crsslux wooo "'_'!“"'“ Sf" Now in FULL swine
Ill Hill] llll EHGLLLU
(Special to the Guirdlan.) A
LONDON March 7-Mes es ic
, _ sag -_
' sum to nav' Bean 8'8" north cclved here in newspapers from Kem
~ _ ' . . t l t th Z li kir-
osilion had been Taken Previous °f wi--~= <=f»\»1»-Q Quality oi -Exhibits in all Sections §§?lE:§.€L:§i§f.::;f
' ` H T' A 'CSfYllll’i| ' states that a Zeppelin which paesdfl
Day by iitrlllans. Gerlnanrrison- __ ' Pronounced Excellent. llomeslic 
' ill   V ' _ ' l _ seen to be in diiliculty. ':Anotl_l.<‘l_
ers _ell ll erdun Failure and 5.3. Science Exhibit Especially Good. §;_»;,.»_;-.»,<=_,»;_-gy-,_-;,,;;_--»;;»,»_;»;;-,.1..
cppelin which was hit and this par
   S ` ' - ` ships, followed by a large grey-painted ll ll l ~
e e armed trawler fleet. two big Zeppeilns a r  a  ' " Y Cr ppm] ll' A hmke" D°m'f"
- ' ' ' and numerous submarines was sighted ' ,, n ° °[ “ Zeppelin propnuer has been f°""'L'
_ .| . - ‘l
M[llWt'$ IIAPLLIN
HLLIHVES HEWLHU
(Special to the Guardian.)
LONDON, May 7.-Emperor Wiilinn-
has received the commander of li.-~
_German commerce raider, Meowe, mi..
presented him with the Order Pour |-
Merite, according to rt llouier dcspal.-I.
from Amsterdam.
LU IJLSLHILY GEHMLN
TRADE AND IIHLUIL
LONDON. March 7.- Japan nhl
probably Belgium and Serbia. will lv-
reprcsented in the forthcoming c-.conc
mic conference of tho allies. Tin-
ovcnt will be one of the great col.
rnercial facts of world 'history.
The aim will bc not only to devi.l~
measures for the allies trade polll.
after the war. but also for the mesl
effective on-slaught on German cred..
during war.
The times declares that. while il: \
British delegation has not yet hoo..
elected, iff is practically certain it wlI_
ncludc more than one cabinet mini.
The government has ‘taken care |*»
ascertain the views of tho Domllfionis
British. representatives, who will go-l'»
the conference with something like nn
imperial mandate.
The Saturday Review. commentiny
upon the “Passing of Cobdenism," ll-=
illustrated in the recent action of tix.-
Manchester chamber of commerce.
and the discussion and resolution
passed at the just-concluded Londo!
meeting of the association of cham-
bers of commerce, urges the establish
ment of preferential reciprocal tradim-
bntwcen all parts of the Empire an _
lllliml countries, the favorable trcnl
lncni of neutral countries and the all
option ol' un imperial and allied com
mcrcial policy which will make in
possible any renewal of .prc»war non
llilions in Russia. italy. and tho Bril
ish home markets. As the allies nw
succccding in co-ordinating tl|<i~
military policy so will they also co-o .
dinatc their economic policy to iii.-
cnd that the imperial and allied mar
kets should be denied to the central
empires.
.il
PRESENT FROM THE KING
T0 CANADIAN GOV'T_
OTTAWA. March 6.- ills Ma_les:~
the King has presented to the Danna
ian government to encourage |!.~
breeding of rcmeunts. the ihorobrv!
stallion Amncr y Florizcl Il., uni
Guinea lieu. Aginer is royaily bn- '.
but obtained his chief notoriety on ii. ~
turf' through thc fact tllnt he was ilw
horse that Miss Davidson, the sufrrn
Heil". ran out and caught in the I).-
by. Miss Davidson was so badly i..
jurr-d that she died.
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