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-"~'-1'-5 T=°~"°'I~l7§.‘,'3I'~>, 1°" __ , _ . caARLo'r'ra'rowN, CANADA. rR1oAY;p JANUARY 19, 1917  {.r!’»a°°l»I'.°9fl'-'-'_2ifI:i°-I-lifif-:Nev-»~»'” '°"ff __~q 
NUAI MEETING [IF _
ERS’ itll INSTITUTE I   OPENED vesisiini
Attendance at the Meetings in Prince -----
Wil” C°“°t|¢ Y¢Sl°\"l°l- ll¢li°\‘lS Sill- Mr. li. N. Rhodes, M.P., Cumberland, Elected Spealte
"Nm 'nd Rwolumms P""“' of liouseoi Commons. lion. Joseph Bolduc Speaker
The annual meeting of the Farmers' board and the port, of which are “_
ntrsi institute opened 'ln P10000 °f eessitble to ocean-goling steamships.
e _
.. . e ati 1.30 o'cl0ck yes
0,-1|); §flEE:lr~ngti,on, the President, Mr.
ante; mt-Kay, of Springfield, in the
higuug those present were Rev. P. D.
cguigun, Rev. A. A. McAulay, Pro-
mor; Clarke, Ross, Reid, Jones, Reek
on. ll. McKinnon, C. E. McKenzie,
_ iiollstt, Jas. Simpson, P. Brodie, D.
churmuu, Albert Farquharson, R. Ed-
mls, I). Fraser, S. B. Newscn, A.
cphog, W. Warren, Jas. Roper, H.
right, \V. J. Gibson, F. Simpson. Geo.‘
' some did find their way to sr, John,
but the heavy freight charges should
have been saved by the sending of n
steamer to Charlottetown. Again this
autumn had a. markets man been on
duty, potatoes would no doubt have
been ti5c. Der bushel much earlier in
the season. Such a man could render
very valuable service to the farmers
of Prince Edward Island by furnish-
ing accurate information to the mar-
kets abroad regarding the condition
J J Bradley R ASMMA Mc., of our crops.
(Dominion PARLIAMENT
Resumes To-day.
~
I 'l, - - 1 ' '
 Io. Dewar, Mr. McLennan, John
unn, W. W. Crosby. W. Godfrey. J- R-
llloit, walter Simpson. The Secre-
|.y_»|-,-,.n,,n|»t~i-‘s ' report was adopted.
B ropul-i for the past year was as
llows:--
EXPENSES
Annual meeting $ 53-95
Advertising
A" e'-IIt°"I“I 0" 01° P°lHl0 CI`0Dl1l (From our our Correspondent.) ure the.Commoners were called tow Sir Wilfrid Laurier- stated that it
0119 0f 0\l_l‘ City llllllles at the opening OTTAWA, Jun. 18.-_The seventh the Senate by Sir Charles Fitzpatrick, gave him great pleasure on behalf of
0l' llle Hllmlllllg season no doubt, cog( session ot' the twelfth Parliament acting for the Governor-General. The his followers to accept lvir. Rhodes.
our farmers muny thnugunqs of dui. ine-t totlny and elected’ n Speaker. Mr. procession from the Commons was After the new Speaker had briefly
inrs. Vhlnabie Seri,-ine might yet be [Edgar Nelson Rhodes, member for the liciidetl by the sergeant-at-arms car- promised to administer the -rules of-
|- - electoral district of Cumberland, N. ry-ing the mace, who informed the the House in all impartiality and had
cntlel ed in the marketing of the 1916
crop 0f'0Ms_ The failure of me on_ S., was chosen for that honor. lt acting Govefmor-General that the asked the co-operation of hon. mem-
mrio crop has opened a new new for was a choice which met with the up- House was without a Speaker. The bers to that end, Sir Robert made
pioval of the House, Si-r Wilfrid Laur- Deputy directed that a Speaker should feeling reference to the death during
“B Particularly ill tile lille Of Seed- ier endorsing on behalf of his follow- he elected, and announced that the recess of the late Hon. T. Chase Cas-
Several changes have been made in ers Sir Robert Borden’s motion for G-overnor-J,Gene>rnl would ut|end- to'- grain, G. H. Baker, of Brome, William
6_7() the staff of the Department of Agri- Mr. Rhodes" appointment. morrow and read the speech from the Gray of London, and Charles H. Lov-_
culture since our lug; meeting The This was the only buisness done. throne. ' ell, of Stanstead. Lieut.-Col. Baker
S“‘iI"’“""y' postage etc’ ‘L05 services of P;-ofe _O R h U b The House adjourned' after suitable P-rior to this, on the Senate as- was the first member of Parliament,
Executive meeting 35-80
Secretary salary
as r oss ave een
' -‘ bli,th S ,H.J.l iddth H.. hhd
109° gisrénssg Mggtih ‘End lzllessrg' W' R' Ei‘i3lI,?!eI>1Ent‘ElTeI‘li1t(;I)~ie;ril. $agl?laEi(:at(I1l;5s§l“1ztBiTi JBe:l1ducIIg rc/;dne`Eils pe:E>{;E`missJilE>n Otis rifadkeenihre esupreiile st?<l:llEi£iTict=y ig tge
____ ae oug in have been and other deceased memberg Speaker and was escorted to the cause of liberty' and justice. No nobler
_ $110.50 engaged as Di“`t’°I°t R°P"“°nE’“I"e9i it ill be formally opened at three chair' by the leader of the Govern- patriot than Col. Baker. Said the
Amount in funds at beginning of
, W
the former for Queens County and the » ment Sir ames Lou heed. Premier, had' ever left the shores of
ar 1915; S 14.53*
Govt\i'nment grunt 100-00
$114.53 |
$ 4.03 .
100.00
Balance on hand
hcc'd Govt. grant for 1917
latter for King’s,so that there are now
two representatives in King's County,
one in-Queen's and one in Prince. We
appreciate the appointment of these
two young men. The knowledge of
our Island conditions, and their in-
terest in the welfare of their native
Total Bai. on hand
. Flin Professor Ross the farmers of
rnce Edward Isl d h ti t
I’lil1SlDENT’S -U’DBE5.sf - friend. His practllizlitl lrgowlsdgonol
agriculture, his organizing ability
entlemcll. dclegvies- members °f the and his overflowing engrgy were al.
F11l'111@I‘B’ Celllml. hlllmlli-9 °f ways at the disposal of the farmers,
Prince Edward Island: and he never commereg gn,-ming 5
Ailolhcr your ll” Dl\“°d'5m°° °“" trouble as long as it meant a service
at co year .l» erm; _
Following the customary proced-, now Minister of Inland Revenue.
o'l.lock tomorrow afternoon, but will . J g ,
not proceed toactual busi-ness until lm the return of the Commoners to Canada to find a grave somewhere in
Monday, when the debate on the ad- their own chamber Sir Robert Borden France.
dress in reply to the speech from the rose to move that Deputy Speaker Sir Wlliriid Laurier endorslejd all
throne will begin, and the session Rhodes. be elevated to the Speaker- Sir Robert Borden had said in full
will be actually under way. ship to succeed Hon. Albert Sevlgny, measure.
The House then adjourned.
[IEEERS
(special to the Guardian.) (Special to the Guardian.)
LONDON, Jan. 18.-United 'States LONDON, Jan. 18.-The Exchange
nibassador Gerard offered to resign Telegraph Company from Rotterdam
$10493 province will make their services val-
 -    --      illhsslnul shin Passat vlnnliul
A
-if President Wilson disapproved of his says: Austrian newspapers are com-
 m
ech at the banquet tendered him menting extensively on the possibili-
c most momelitdufin the istory 0 .Prince Edward Island miss him. Some Thy the American Association of Com- ties of the violation of Switzerland ’ _ _
c cool-din to the Rot neutrality They admit that France for her fathers house. She was les
nada mul Of U16 Bflllsll Eml’I"°:correspondents in the Press have sug-
= Well- When 109* W9 ‘V979 0"°m' gestetltliat this Association secure his
ill. low Of US wlll°“Bl1l- that 1917 services. I leave it for your consi-
ciihl find the Germans still strongly de,.au0n_
trcnclled in France and to a lnr¢ei The Dairy Indusmh as mr as it is
lvlll ilmlllilllllllg the Baum" Blum' yet known, has scarcely held its own.
011- W" 00llHl0¢‘-\`0d that 005000' hm’ The increase in butter production has
H00 Hilll WHS makin! ll 5“l“`°m° ef' not equalled the‘dccrease lu the make
rt-in rf-cruitlng, equlplilllg lllld 9°“d` of cheese. Prices, however, have been
ti 0l'f‘l`S1‘flH 300-000 08001313 men °“i' very high and are likely to continue
it total population of a little over
ven millions, and subscribing so
nerously to the Patriotic Fund, the
ed Cross, the Belgian Relief and
her funds of it similar nature con-
ectcd with the war.
liiniiy thought that Prince Edward
so, and the Farmers’ Institutes and
other associations represented here,
might do much to increase the quan-
tity of milk sent to our factories. The
quality of our island cheese has al-
ways been good and while wc are
glad to hear from the Dairy Division
land had undertaken too much ingm Ottawa that them has been some
tempting to recruit the 105th, but
ow we realize that much more must
et be done, that more and more men
list tion the King's uniform, and
oro mid more money must be sub-
ribell und more and more socks
init he knit and more underclothes
stir and more comforts qfeveryikind
roviiied for the many men who'are
it to so into the trenches. As Pre-
ldont or this Association. represent-
s as ii docs the fifty Farmers’ in-
tltutcs covering almost the whole of
rlncu Edward Island, -the Fruit-
improvement in finish, we regret to
learn that the general average of the
cheese made throughout the province
during the past season has not scored
as high as that of last year. It is up
to every farmer to see that the qua-
lity of milk furnished to .the factory
is as good as it can be and that the
makers llse it properly after it has
‘been delivered.
_ The Sheep Indlistry of’ the province
has been greatly stimulated during
tho past few years, by the importation
of pure-bred rams, by the dipping ll-
"’“'°"S' ASROCIU-ll0ll Of Prince E0" lustrations and by'the co-operative
ard lslnnd, the Farmers and Dairy-
"Ns Assni-iniloii -of Prince- Edward
slnnil :intl thc Prince Edward Island
o\iitr_\' A.=isoclntion, I ask you to as-
"N I" "Very wny possible the re-
fllilllnr campaign that is at present
‘ lui: umlorlnkcn throughout the pro-
ncc, und io subscribe as generously
"Your menus will permit to the Pat-
lotlc Fund and to other funds that
E” 'll nrescnt being raised and on
0\lr hnliulf, I pledge the whole-hearb
ilsuluol-t or this Association for the
fosecutlon or this most righteous
sr till such a time as the rights of
lnnllcr nations shall he tenured, and
1 li shall be impossible for any na-
°“ '° “llemllt world-wide domina-
marketliig of wool. There is no doubt
but tllat every sheep in the province
should be dipped once, if not twice,
every year; anti anything that could
be dono to bring this about. sliouid rc-
ceivo the hearty support oi' this asso-
ciation. The marketing of wool co-
operatively has advanced another
step. The experiment of 1915 was re-
pented on e, larger scale last summer
and. the prices realized, while 'not as
high as those of Nova Scotia or Que-
Continued on Page .Three
Minlrd'l Linlment curu Dlstempor.
_ THE WEATHER,
TEMPERATURE
mcrce and Trad - a g ~ .
tcrdam Cc-mpany quoting at Cologne would have nc- purpose in making the
telegram. nmvc while Germany and Austria|
I might hope to gain a breathing space, ,i was found irn the woods near the roa
° Switzerland, however, would defend
 D '  licr neutrality to her last man, so suc~'
cc-is on the part of the Central Em
pil-cs is considered doubtful. Gener-
~ S    ally the newspapers therefore counsel
thc Austro~Gei'msn staffs not to aug-
ment thc number oft enemy powers
and was taken tc- u. hospital. for niilit
ary or dy ast
_,___._1._-
ncar Serre on the Somme front was artillery and machine gulls.
announced by the War Oiilce today.
pulsed after violent lighting
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TGIRI ERUEEN Ill IIEITHIT
III RESIGN UE SW|S§_IIEIIIRIIIIIT NEAR MIINIIIIIN
r (Spedlal to the Guardian.)
MONCTON, Jan, 18.--Grace Stiles
the unmarried daughter, aged 25, o
John Stiles, on indian Mountadn
twelve miles from Moncton, a11'dve1`
.here Saturday morning, and started
seen on Saturday evening about ter
miles from Moncton. Last night shr
frozen to death. She evidently haf'
wandered in a partially demented co‘
ditiion into the woods and sat unde
a tree and died. Her hat and hai:
comb were found beside her.
. e
PITILADELPHIA- Jan. 18.-A dc- Hungarian papers declared that vio-`|_AwSUN 
tcctlve na'metl Kelly employed by H- lsting of neutrality was never the
private asency who has -been doing du- hope or any belligerent and say that
tv at 5260 Walnut street. where' Harry had Ai-chduko Francis Fei-demand, the  
li- 'l‘hl1W all-9!llDl1Gfl Suivldo last week. presumptive heir to the Austro-Huuga-
~ I t , . : _ i t d f- "__
li.s“.1‘;i..‘;”"‘°§1f:;.“:i2”.;‘fl3.-“.l‘1--‘sl ;‘.=::.:..f.‘.'.‘;’:r..:'.':.°.r:..>;:a;i.:if..:. -A---NG-or.  --.-wo --
he was iii a semi-conscious condition sar|ciioi1c'ti violation of Belgium either ml“I9t"“tI°“ °m°I“IS» bankefs and
' ` `  n ic ,.easom,_ ‘other well known men waiting to tes
tify on Thomas W. Ls.wson“s testi
mony that he had heard there were
` (Special to the Guardian.) connected with a stock market leak
PARIS, Jun. 18.-Ofilclal announce on President Wilson's peace note, the
ment follows: “The night was calm house rules committee today resum-
over the whole front, Last evening ed its hearings with Lawson on the
there was heavy artillery fire. The stand. At. the outset of to-day’s
/ ._-__`.. enemy delivered a series of reconnoi- bearing Lawson went over hisrecltslof
S cial to the Guardian.) terlng attacks on the heights of the how he said Chairman Henry himself
BEIELTN, (Via Sayville,) Jan. 18.- Meuse ami Vei-dun front. They were told him a cabinet minister, a gem.
The evacuation of German pc:-iitions repulsed with losses by tht”-'fire of our tor and a banker were in a stock
gambling pool. Referring to I-lenry's
denial that hc ever told Lawson any
A British attack near Losls was re- Mtrilrdl Llnlmont cures qarpetin cowl such thing, Lawson declmally de-
clared: "Unless your chairman said
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IIIIEUSIIIEINIIRUAY Hill FIIIIJEW VIII all-ul lNttiNni` ‘-
side the bars of a prison
3;; ~ i , - 3 _
lon by force of arms. Our own pro-
crllcc has been blessed with abundant
°I’5 ‘I“\‘ll\g the past year- and prices
' TIDE, MOON, ETC.
one ’ '°° V". “9°'“|“If 7°* hours- and seventeen urinu
‘~ , '-'"'~"f.1”.,»t-ri-.\=1_',~¢  r , ' » ‘ '
power Studbakelr engtléigf TheHl;i;1{:~ gears ago turaiins doiut 7.000u::ars lthe TWO CENTS per word each inser-
somo 081’ .WHS mP°\” mm ' 'Ht year- ell 611 “S “D 9 “S tion for advertising in this column
ton, Ontario, as a demonstration car .year with anuugput of (my ehgugand, Cam must accompany crash
been h (Special to the Gwlrdlnn-i Preliminary to the presentation of 11 sold mainly in the forming states or 555,;-0-ME~ ---E _MAD
every ,,,,';,I‘f,,,,,°f’,f,';f ,,l:°,_,°,':::,',‘:j rronoxro, sou. 1s.--rrosii to petition for the inoorrv;rstl&r;t?ofn 01- iognsssklowa anghThiXes- tiff'-B335; u-our every any from "looted .
th" "‘° "'°““°°" l' lm l°**‘°l “ EgigigiwEE>I<TTlNoE§vtII"ETii>vI°IE`u:T~E:s mm EE:-aeiirgxiogiiipiiiimwnon Tnoorporatiou ff, ,§'§’,,,,°w§‘,’,',,§{, he 'Sofa ,X 309,, giimsmrork- ]§s§\!1‘1`<ilsrs.News°me at HOW T0 GET IT ALMOST FREE f
;:“"° 1°' whit the consumer nays, 'rho ymghedt temperature recorded ls. secured, t_o inaugurate .a regular prices, but left it very fine matched °" ""°t “ ”‘é243_9_25mm°_ Clip out and pi-cunt five coupons like the sawn boulng
e product of the farm. Two yesterday was 20 degrees s.bove.At street car service within sucah ltlmllig Deir in the hands of Mr. Frrfltsealthei WANTED AT one GIRL-FOR soeutlve dean, together with our special price oflo
35°- lf my memory serves me ti a. m. It was 12;~ at 9 p.m. 14 the and on _such streets as may e Owl well kn`own representative o mp- ,
..':.“l.  ““““‘°' °’  °°“°“l“°    1*  l::f:::°‘I:‘:..1l2,‘::.i“:‘:l...i.l‘.:.°lr. ::;‘;:». i‘:.'..°:l°. st::l..‘:“.. I:;..‘.i::°;:=  -l‘:I.‘r-if"”°"‘° ‘*"°lia»%f§t CHARLOHHOWN Gvewhw   ~
a . . . - - ~ _ '
8" m° °"t'm "”° ° sm' We i this mornin; ietruv was elven a trial spin around good, considering one wir and the Fon sans-'rwo vouno cows, "*"°"”" 1""
a resolution from the Cardigan 'ik - .The tide will be ‘b gh `
' .1 8-19: it ill ill ll- - It is certainly B b9l\l!y- tl fact that th European market is due to freshen in May. Angus. M. 5 COIIPCII 2 
Taking Eh" l muh" mm Im |E>'o 7lii:h"ili`(is tg$:xEil-1?: tx 6.02 anrlwto- sngogthy runner and comfortable in closed. e Green. Wllmoro Bond. Mn d .ld Sm me o
' foo
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made by cable The pair sold in Eng Laren's store lllil re¢8iY9 l‘°W&l’il
Y
of the Senate. Eloqu,lnt Tributes to Members
who had Passed Awal During Recess and to
nun.-col. Baku-, un ru-ii member oi ru-liunuii
who had Made the Supreme Sacrifice. iiouse
, “‘° °°'“““"“°'"!" °' AS" morrow at me _ any stud of weather A half down 'rho arm or Joseph Ullman. which ___ ______aors~i-is p
T ated th" °“°I‘ ‘ mm "°“Ia The sun sets this afternoon at 5.07 such cars connecting the suburbs lg “iq to be tn; 1;;-gust fur house lp -fo LE-7-*_ AT BMQH1-oN"H°u5¢ ngguufull pound in rleii lla
‘"°"'0°<l- Had he been on duty. mg gamer-my gt 5.03- it rises tomor- with the business centre of the city New York, expressed the greatest con-` of 10 mm, ,L modm, gum-mg. tio Iniuy design, with 1| ful ,
ndivard island would no doubt ,ww mumiug se 7.5o'a.n'd sunday at would onsolo the city to expand far- tissues in the fur market for sllversl mont, Apply ° J J, Mcmnuon. moot lemon: singers.
benefited by th! purchases ol 7.4 ther out into the country. would give after the war. they firmly believe 19”_71n|g¢
' 9_ ' ‘ , _ I - . . _ Ili*
and o t _ I; in energy. and impulse to its busluels. that the European market will take W- 
s s etc.. made during the The moon. rises tomorrow morn 8, d do d mmm named oppommmm an thu "8 marins ,In Hamm” to ANTED-SECOND HAND MA 0:, ou.r_°F_1,°wN ”'A°““ WILL An’ “T” mn
two years for the British ltithori- Al! 5-30- 'T' r ' motor 4 to 5 H P Apply to
by th p . i Th _ -f tl moon on Monday for moving about that the city is wo- selling t one pelts, Mr. Rogers dis- ‘ ' ' ww" Nun” mn” 1° W., 5** ng" 1*,
cult re eden, D”.nm“t of In °§h`;?’;5~“ fully locking in at present. The fav~_ posed oil three pairs of live foxes DIME" CIE” _ _ Mn ”
il B I Y | k pm- 8965 518 . m “
ws '\ ‘ ""0“"°° 30300 |700' ` ‘ gh will be ornble comments heard on every hand, within the ant three wee I.  ?__1Tm
yiictesiiriiotigdualii-(T mn. Dumb-I" `°I°"T'lE'T‘0$0iITu;:T\‘Tr1%‘th :tn;‘.)i)iEl a. tm. regarding- this 'initial tour- prtessgizl ahandsome prices, one pair to a party L(:;u1(;g;-“SIM-.mnxle ‘_ _“HEART SONGS”
up to tlctober lst. -gm no nine warm welcome for t e o er ve in Norway. and the other to a party - M _ n “_ _"nn" by
'$1009 932 Th' "Mm M why gg when they arrive. ,tn England. Both purchases were muff. Finder leave at W. L. c Q' 'wry “M
ii h _ _ ' . p _ . ~ . ,. °
"“' °l:;‘:E»T'w¢i\T‘:aIT|do:I'3:"go:2I umratu Linimnt cum vmiuioip. pinned! Lindam! sum 9°!" Mr Md will bs f\=9l\°°\‘ l=°f.°~ .-.L_ . Wit-1-is-ual ~ »"
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(Special to the Guardian.)
MONTREAL, Jan. 18.--A special
despatch from Buenos Ayres today
says it is now believed that twenty-
six Allied' ships have been sunk or
captured. I-‘our fast British cruisers
the Glasgow, which took part in the
(loronol battle two years. ago, the
Vindictlve, the Orsma and Edinburgh
Castle, are reported chasing the raid-
i ers. An unconfirmed report says a
-Japanese cruiser also is steaming
north from Puento Arenas to join
the chase.
FOUR HUNDRED LIVES REPORT-
ED I-08T
‘ RIO JANERlO,`Jan. 18.-A Peru-
nrubuco newspaper, the Journal Peq-
ueno, prints a, statement attributed
to the purser of the British steamer
Netherby Hall, that a German raider
in the South Atlantic sank an Eng-
lish ship without warning, and that
four hundred' persons are believed to
have lost their lives. Thirteen Am-
ericans are among the victims of the
German raider who have been landed
at i"ernambuco_ The remaining num-
SEAS FIIR 
  THE iiEIiMAN'lI'Il\I-NEI!
l V- .ot.’i,`|s».f|
I-‘our British and a Japanese Warship Search
|- ing for the Pirate. Thirteen 
Among Victims Landed at Perllllllllll-
Report That Four ilnndred Lives were-bolt
I on one Ship. . .
ber is made up of 170 Englishmen-_md
54 Frenchman.. _ ‘ ,_ 
While nothin is definitely lellowo
as to the ldentfty of the i-alder. two
hypothesis have been constructed
from details. supplied by the crews
oi’ the sunken ships. One of tiled
` is that the vessel is the German,_eut-
lliary cruiser Vineta, but one mol#
generally held is that the l‘8il\'6i'._!l'
either the Moewe itself, one MDM!
ship. Every detail in regard tq lhb
ship's construction seems to fit thjl
latter supposltliou. - - -
The exact position of the .Hntilbl
Maru when it lost sight of the nlgr
on January 10 was longtitudoiid 6
west, latitude 7 south. Acoord3'¢,t»
telegraph resiortst from Penis By
the men lan ed rom shine sling'
ally treated. The correspondient"nI
the Journal de Brazil reports thtt
the sailors he interviewed claim to
have been kept for two days withdit
food. - w
i The commander of Llie French
steamer Nanates is said to'hnve de-
clared that the raider approached his
ship under the British, flag.
the i-alder report that they were '_
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DEPLORIIBLE ACCIDENT, I
    T0 BRITISH SOLDIERS,
sf
..__..__._-__i.__. q J]
'Sixteen Killed and Forty lniltged...--,_lg,»
turning rom Leaveff . ' 1'- 
(sgeelal to the Guardian.) train broke and the first pare _otthe
PARI , Jan. 18.-A train with Bri- train ran on alone. Steam-w_Ao.nilut
'sh soldiers aboard returning from off before entering the stti.illi1-_,ind
-:uve was wrecked last night on a belt the rear carriages running, _ -the
:illway owing to a broken coupling. hill at tremendous speed $5911 '-,into
‘cu dead and thirty injured have been the front cars with terri 5-’ lorco.
dren out of the wreckage so far. smashing them ,into bits of 
Later-i'I‘he total dead in the wreck General Dubail, Military CioY9l‘l\or,§§ V
»i train last night with British sol-‘ Paris, his staff, and Albert( ‘Cf _
'icrs aboard returning from leave is Under Secretary for Transport" _'pro-
.ow given as sixteen and injured for- ceeded at once to the spot. 'HR in-
Train ___jn,k_Fr_ance_,__ W ,Q ._
jured were removed to a Peril 
ty.
The coupling lu the middle or nie! tai. 
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(Special to the Guardian.)
PETROGRAD. Jan. 18. - The re-
pulse of the Teutorrlc attacks along
the northern Roumanian front is re-
ported in today's official announce-
ment which follows:
"Enemy attempts to lake the offen-
sive ngainst the heights south of the
river Oltuz were -arrested by our fire.
The Roumnnians repulsed thc- Germ-
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REPULSE UE TEUTUNIG   
ATTAGKS IN RUUMIININ
.yl _
in 'Iwo Places in Northern Ronmaniil -the
Enemy llave Been Driven Back. 
an attack south of Monastfr-Kxohtm
ul on the river Kasino. - ~
“Southwest of Praise, the Rmtlllt-
inns surrounded' a height 'ocoitpidd'-by
the enemy and took a great-iilhiniies'
or prisoners and four machine gum
“on the remainder of the lfolbl
far as the Danube and aloni thot
river there has been exchalilili U!
m.e_.,.
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will, a closedlin canopy t0D» \ 9' in states were well represen e , e -
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