captain is so very neutral that. few h
Guardian is Read Daily by
Sworn
to
‘Statement Fnrmshed Advertisers
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 lil THE   i         THE nnconp stash  
Houssor commons _
  TY ILE 0f__f!_l\IiY YEARS
M5' rwsley ¢a°h¢5 5°”-!'°my and Russians Capture 1000 Prisoners and Number of YeS|°"‘|“Y°5 Blizzard Said ii’ be “W
      ‘ o Fiercest Since 1907. Railways
Tied Up and Winter Steamers
Unable to Move. Traiiic Almost
i`0l~Rfticolntiiendsf'tZutling B`owuSalar-
ics ol llumlgratlon Agents. Thrift
and Production
tlrganized.
(From our Own Correspondent.) lviding for a settlement of little trott-
OTTAWA. March 23.-Urging that blcs which have arisen in connection
civil servants whose services had been with the surrender oi Si Peter’s In-
rendered temporarily unproductive by diaugeserve. In all some $4,000,000
thi’ WM' Hi\0\\il1 ll" li|Bl11iRSf‘ll. the inlnterior Department estimates were
‘Opposition in committee to-night. p
moved to out in haltfan item in
Interior Department. estimates. Hon.
Wm. Pugslsy oi' St John made tht-ip
Camaign to be
assed.
(From our Own Correspondent.)
OTTAWA, March 2.'l.-A thrift and
reduction campaign is being launch-
II10il0D. lll|68il\i§ that -as there was not ed hy the Departments of Finance and a
gl‘if‘\lll\1l°4\ ill (7lU\fl‘|H- 'V110 DHil'i0° Wlmthcr the fighting in progress south
salaries i.o immigration agents there tlsm and production campaign conduc- o
should ho cut ofi' and the officesfclosed. ted by thc Agricultural department it- v
European immigration during the war, A
Mr Pugsley also criticized the Govern- self after war broke out accomplished H
mjcnt. _for having at thc outset of the splendid results. producing, with the
_war guaranteed to civil servants on assist e. . . p
active service their full salary, stat- which brokc all Dominion records. it 1
lug that only the diffcrcncc between is
their civil 'and military pay should h
then have been allowed. a
In reply it was pointed out by Hon. C
lliachine Guns -Alter Taking Three Successive
German Trenches at Point ol Bayonet. -Russian
Successes are Continuous. Austrians admit Signal
Beleat at liands of Russians. Situation Around
Verdun Practically Unchanged the Enemy Unable to
Advance buttjontlnuing his Artillery Bombardment.
(Special to the Guardian.)
PETROGRAD, March 23. - While
dmitting t.hat it. is not yet clear
i' thc Dvinsk signifies it general ad-
ancc oi' thc Russian troops in that
eotor or whether lt is intended as a
c'monstrai.lon to attract Gorman
tl
11000 Of iltiilli' Il Wilwi i‘i‘0 frees from thc Franc German front,
n
tif*-“iil"‘~<i i0 ki*-fill l'>I`0‘i\li'-U0" Ui* U) iii" what they allude to .ts the universal
i811 'milfk Wi\|Ci\ THIS hccll S01- Mid success df the attacks during thc last
iso to promote individual savings. f
anada, is a new country, has not in_ p
o .. _ _ ,- _
iiltary critics lay emphasis upon
8 . , . .
wdays, the viciousness of which is
ointed to as being sufficient. to have
Dr Roche that in view of the Con- tho past been a very saving one, as made im impression upon me Ge,-man
tineutal immi ration ex ccted after are England and France, for instance g
E D -
the war ii, should be considered advis- T
able to keep the aCnadian immigration ti
he idea is to carry on a big advcr- n
sing campaign during thc next .‘six 0
(‘ la As
propaganda alive as well as possible. or eight weeks throughout .nnnt . ii
ii‘urthermore.’ he said, some thirty regards Western Canada it will be in- i
eneral stall. The Russians are oper-
ting in three groups. covering it front
f scvcnty miles, hut. the scvcrest
ghtiug is reported to have occurred
n thc vicinity ot' Luke Narocz, where
European immigration agents were itintcd at once in vicw of the ourly ii", Russia" drive cm-,md mem
now at the front and the Government commencement of seeding operations. i
'nad been dlsinclined to cut oft their 'l‘
all of the voi.c Dr Pugslcy objected preach t.hrlt't and economy with ‘n i~
tn, one of $030,000 for immigration view to promoting saving among (.a- ,-
he Object Of U10 @fT<_>l`i1 Wi" bfi 1° os heavily protected hy wire entangle
salaries. The Minister said that not increase proilllcllvu ill “il “H05 “Hd i0 ments The Russians resorted to their
agencies in iduropc. would probably uatllnus t.o tho ou<t` that the wur may D
be expended, but lt. was noi. desired to _be financed. _ln longlaml and all the than L000 mom |,,c|“dmg Bevemoen
have the European immigration stall ol
hcl' ullivtl countries such campaigns 0
disorganized. This was the only fou- -have been carried on in one way or 0
ture of theday tholtglrsome little time uu0i.h0l‘ Hilti ilfivii P"°‘i"¢‘¢"i U“‘ii` ~"0‘ 'ably countering the Russian attacks Heavy masses of Russians are press-
waafspent discussing it resolution pro st
hrough three lines of German trench-
B . . ..
vourito method. bayonet fighting.
outin the Germans in s ite of des
H D '
crate resistance and capturing more
tficcrs, a dozen machine guna and
ther booty. The Germans are invari-
(Special to the Guardian.)
LONDON, March 2.1.-Except on the
front near Gommecourt and Bethune,
La Basses road, where the British
gained some advantages in iight.
against tho (lornmns. no infantry en-
gagements have taken peice along the
line in France or Belgium. Heavy
fighting. however, continues between
Germans and Russians on tho eastern
front. i‘rom the region of Riga south-
ward. The Germans north-wcst of
Verdun are keeping up a violent shel-
ling ot' _tho Malancourt sector and have
again trained their guns on the French
front at Bothnncourt. Le Mort Homme.
and Cumieres, probably preparatory .to
fresh infantry attacks in an endeavour
to break through the line when the
moment seems propitious. The French
§ have not slackened their bombardment
T of Malancourt wood from positions in
‘ Argonne forest and are also shelling
,vigorously the German positions and
‘roads and railways held by the Ger-
mans in the eastern part of Argonne.
The bombardment to north-east. o_i
Vcrdun as well as in the Woevre re-
gion to the cast ol' the fortress, has
| increased in intensity.
lil- by advancing at other sections ot' thc ing the Germans from the Riga district
” _°_` 1:
PETROGRAD, March 22.-For nl- t
most the first time since the outbreak R
of ,tho war. one finds himself when S
R'  ;;vuilablo for taking the vast quantity
_n  1 _ _ _ __________________J. line. but from all appearance. accord-g southward toi~_~a' distance .ot seventy
'wsu#-pieepescntff-=‘-'-'~‘=-‘ff-‘-=‘~'-‘-'~‘~“-‘f-“Y”-‘-`-`-‘f""""~"""""""" ""' """  ' '   ing to military observers, the Teutonic miles. While they gained some’ a`d-
eiiorts lack coordination and it is evl- r vantages the Russian Wai' Office ad-
th hi to -me dent that in spite of recentmlts that south of Lake Dreswia the
f hnggage [mm B S p concentrations of additional troo '
. , . _ ps in Germans recaptured trenches that tho
"‘“‘°“ “nd the mssengels had to go this region the Russians anticipated Russians had taken the previous night bach.
In  0" mm' , hem, any plans their adversaries may have The Russians have again pierced thei A Belgian statement says on the
greater extent of the front artillery
Although um Wm has ~"°wlw of had for a concerted offensive here iopposlng linoin Jacobstndt sector, but
Mug 0” mr 5° mug' and "J sp The German stren A d V ‘I
gth was estimated according to a German official com-
he mei that the 'my wma _b%m?;e§ last autumn to be eight corps of in-imunication “ not even the smallest ad-
;‘-.sffa ;’;‘d‘hE;'gmI:"l :'33 tm? B£.g§“ fautry and several cavalry divlsious,vautaga against the uushaken German
travelling qu a neutral vessel from C "' B ' y I in this region but 'these have since defence" has been obtained anywhere
N Y rk to Bergen. Norway, en route . » _ 5
ew 0 ‘hp mm m B°"|m|"" by ]l,.{|“'|'"r';“tdaf-211;’ portant success is recorded on the sinus have undertaken in north-west
to Peirograd, very nearly out. of touch T
with the great, conflict.. The ships r
wireless messages of interest. arc 8
allowed to roach thc passengers and ‘
the daily paper on shipboard is prnc- H
tically given over to what arc doubt- t
hrlmunm' S"°"kh°‘m 'md on “mum been considerably 'au mented., Im- in the great offensive which the Rus-
orneu, thence across u aut o 
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mf" ‘fntnamnr y $55" land (_0mfm.t'ab|(, at Mikhaltche. An Austrian 'official attacks in the neighbourhood of Post-
lngomil air:-la?/clsplleutvi/'een Bergen and communication is cited in rofcrencc aviy, eastward ofthe railway between
‘ “gl ' ‘ ‘ to this victory, as it admitted that tho Dvinsk and Vllna, Russia. ofllciaily an-I
“p“m""“" um mst swedish "nw" on Austrians were obliged to abandon nounces that the lighting there con-
hc Finnish frontier. A little co- thi m 'f'H I I th, H tb tsouu_ e tot, Lak N 0
le” most interesting "owls ‘in Nm nmnmon "°tw°““ 'hom "W0 munmes d is ulcns alfigr “thy fgrtldiatioxiigllhng Ill?-isiziiiiiit tlioops tggziig ntlvsncdad tilting and the 5581101111 Siilllliinil ill 11"'
| The Austrians combatling the Hua-
sians in Galicia and the ltalians along'
Austro-Italian frontier appear to be
holding their lines without change.
The fourth German war loan is
closed and Berlin dcspatchos say tho'
motley raised will exceed t.he aggre-
gate of the second loan but less than'
thai of thc third. This will be be-
twcon 8,000,000,000 and l2,000,000,000i
marks that has been obtained, the
second loan having realized 8.979.600,-
000 marks and the third loan 12,160,-
000,00 marks.
(Speclal to the Guardian.)
PARUS. March 23.-An otllclni
statement by tho French war office
tonight says: "North of the Aisne
we directed it destructive tire' on
German works on the plateau of
Vauclerc. In Argonne we carried
out numerous concentrations of our
fire on enemy organizations, roads
and railways of the eastern Argonne
and on the Malaucourt wood. To
the west of the Mouse bombardment
persists in the region of Malancourt
- and against our front of Bothaucourt.
Lemorte' Homme and Cumiéres. East
of the Mensa and in the .Woevro ar-W
tillcry action developed to a certain
intensity. There was no infantry
action during the course of the day.
In the Vosges we bombarded enemy
cantonmonts in the environs of Mui-
activity op both sides is normal
North of Steenstraete, however. an
artillery duel of unusual violence oc
curred during the course of the day.
March 23rd, we everywhere effec
tively counter shell the enemy bat-
terles.
PARIS. March 23.-This mornings
official statement says that a. violent’
bombardment took place last night to
the east of the river Mensa. Fire
diminished to the west of the Meuse
W¢Ki.°U- ' ‘ ld l c rc t cs its in running 0° °
There is no doubt that the city oi’ Xglgugllg gargagfés flux. sleepers with been reduced by Ilusslan artillery. ._ violent bombardment. ` |Chl1l180Il-
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world at present for anything like
paring the different versions. ln F
Scandinavia the news is limited and
consists largely of inspired telegrams
from official sources, and at the time
of my arrival in Bergen there were A
no papers. for the awful fire which
had swept nearly the whole city a
couple of days before had paralyzed
every activity. The war for once had
a'r_nore interesting rival. The whole
population, aided by the soldiers. are
trying to dynamite the dangerous
ruins. Onlyone end of One h°¢°\ is Consular
'an sen ers arriving must live isiimd
left: .
iatheig'  ufitll time to go to t.he
railway sta _on,'- which fortunately was
spared by the flames; Only four
horses nt, the time of my arrival were
an
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COUBUI Pi9\`°°'5 5"* Inge was orderedto proceed to Leith
WGN!
period
ltllti,
_ at Copenhagen of the Norwegian
» steamshlp Kong lngo, it. charge of a
British prize crow, of six men, is
reported _by 'l`t.eut.er's Copenhagen
F     correspondent. The Kong Ingo from
l Christianla was stopped yesterday
by a'Brit.ish submarine oft' Fallen-
‘*”°°*“ `~ “ borg, Sweden. After tho shlp's pa-
Edward
S. Com-
h‘°“‘| “mi the pen name of “Ralph Connor," has
foxes
inland
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have
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“RALPH CONNOR" TRANBFERRED
LONDON, March 22.-The arrival
pers had been examined the Kong
with the prizo crew. I-lor supply ot’
coal was insufficient. however, and'
she put in at Copenhagen.
T0 THE FRONT. 9
LONDIN, March 22.-,_Ma_ior G. W.
Gordon. Winnipeg. better known under
been transferred from Shornclitfe to
an ‘infantry brigade at the front as
chaplain. His place as senior chap-
lain of the Canadian forccs in England
has been taken by Rev. G. A. Wells,
of Wlnnlpex- who has now been pro-
moted to Major.
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me ustrum -_ ~
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-uns. noon, src..
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WEB
LONDON, March 22.-After cross-
ing the Atlantic 1' mu New York. -in
his wit’e's trunk. Captain Roewcr, u
German engineer, was detected ey
the British at Kirkwall and interned,
according to a stony appearing in
Danish newspapers today and flor-
warded by Reuters Copenhagen cor-
respondent.
Captaln Roewor was an engineer at
Kiran Chun, China. lie escaped af-
ter thc capture of Klan Chau by thc
Japanese and made his way to New
York, whence he and his wife sailed
for Copenhagen. To escapn detec-
tion tho captain arranged to cross
tho Atlantic in his wife's cabin trunk
He remained in the trunk during the
day time. breathing through a ven-
tilator inserted over the name plate.
and emerged from the trunk during
the night.
None of tho passengers suspected
the ruse. although it was noticed that
exceptionally large meals were sent
to Frau It.oewer's cabin. At Kirk-
wall the captain left the trunk. fear-
ing he would be detected, when ins-
pectors searched the -luggage. and
_was caught in the packing room- He
was interncd, but his ,wife woe per-
mitted to proceed, reuniting, Copenha-
gen yesterday. '_ _
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 "‘" ° ° "" A "‘”‘ British inspectors
PETROGRAD, March 23.-A semi-
official announcement says that Gen-
eral Soukhomlinoff has been removed
from the council of the Empire by an
imperial ukase. He resigned as Min-
_ister of War last June. There were
charges of alleged illegal acts by him
and responsibility for the shortage of
munitions.
French 0iticers Not
’ To Uselioratorium
PARIS March 20.-Ono oi' the first
acts of the new Minister of War. t
General Roquos, was the-issuance of
rt circular to all generals commanding
the various army districts of Franco,
announcing that the officers, under
Only two trains started yesterday
I _
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Suspended.
..0:
Yesterday was one of the storm-
lost days experienced in the province
for many years. All communication
from the outside and between the di-
fferent psrts of the island was cut off,
the steamer and train service being
cancelled. A blizzard raged practi-
callyvcontinuously for 24 hours and
snow to it great deptn collected in
every nook and cranny. Charlotte-
town was practically deserted as far
as vehicular and pedestrian travel
was concerned and vcry llttic busi-
ness was done in any ot` tho stores.
None of the schools attempted to
open for the day.
The storm commenced about thrccf
o'clock yesterday morning whcn it
gale blew from the north east ac-,
companied by a heavy snow fall. This)
continued till about six o'clock ini
the evening when the wind changed,
to north west and increased in velo-
city almost to a hurrlcane.- So far
as reports were received last night
no fatalities or other accidents oc-
curred. this being probably due tni
the fact that the storm starting ini
the early hours of the morning kept.
people at home or wlt.hin easy radius
ot’ it.
RAILWAY SERVICE.
morning the Tlgnish erpress getting
as far as Summerside and the El
myra train getting ns far as Souris
Before tho other trains were due to
start reports were received from
along the line that it would be use-
less to make the attempt us the
roads were blocked with snow R
ports received from various quarters
stated that the railway was blocked
with drifts in all directions No
since 1907 has such a state of af-
fairs existed ou the island railway.
The oiilclals have made all prepara
tions to deal with the situation this
morning and instructions have been
issued ,to start a train with two en-
gines and plow for the west as soon
as conditions permit, n similar train
for Sourls, and one for Murray Har-
bor. while inward trains and snow
iowa will be dispatched from Sum-
merside. Cape Traverse, Sourls and
Murray Harbor. The initial diill-
culty will be to get these trains star-
ted as all the yards in the system
are completely blocked e-and it will
take hours to get thc trains oul.
but the officials are in readiness for
the task as soon as the severity of
the storm abates.
STEAMER SERVICE.
\lesterday_m.orning neitrier the
Car Ferry at Picton or the Stanlev
at Georgetown loft their whnrves.
The weather in the straits was
worse even than on land, it being lm~
possible to sae any distance ahead.
About four o'clock in the afternoon
shortly before the change in the di-
rection of the wind tho weather
cleared a little and Captain Read
taking advantage of this endeavoured
to make for Picton, but the Stanley
got only as far ns Panmure island
was at the time of going to prose.
Tho Prince. Edward island did nc
vcntitro from her berth in Pieter.
but it is expected if the storm' me
derates. she will make for here til-
morning.
iN THE CITY.
The City presented st. deserted r.;.
pear-ance for the great-\" part of il:--
dny, no one excepting those who con.-I
not avoid It leaving thc comfort rl’
their homes. The snow drifted tv
all directions and most oi' the tho
oughfures. by the afternoon, wc -
fmpassahle for horses and sleigl _
in thc afternoon such ulelghs as wen.
compelled to ho out used the fcol
paths and this had the advantage rl
‘linking these a little more comic.-
tabld .for pedestrians.
The increased vclociiv of the wil .1
at night, accompanied by n ste.-;\
#.ro~v made lt. most 'iisngreeable it -
those who had occasion to hc out l
cours and few there were who brawl!
the storm, Nearly all public c-1
gageine-nts, including the nnuuui
meeting ol' the Anti 'Tuberculosis rl.:-
i~i0il'.' Wi*-re postponel, tho only rt
sorts receiving patronage being tb
two theatres und the skating rin
which were all better patronize-3
than had been anticipated or miglt
have been expected.
it is feared there will bn a-mil'
famine this morning as few of ilu-
dniry slclghs will bc. able to rents
the city.
AN ANNIVERSARY.
it is a curious coincidence but per-
haps uot so curious as might be thi
aginod-as this is the season cr
equinoetisi disturbances-that it i~.
irino years to n day since :t simile 1°
storm was experienced. and on thnx
occasion it was accompanied by los.
of lite, Mr Oliver Mason havin:
perished from exposure on Marco 21.
1907 while going from 'Jiiarlotietowll
to his home in Southport.
Nova Scotia Also
llad its Blizzard
ip.. ‘
(Special to the Guardian.)
AMIlERS'i‘, N'.S., March 23.-Thc
worst. snowstorm for many years has
been raging in Amherst since earlx'
last night, accompanied hy heavy
winds. All traffic to town has been
suspended. Milkmen have _found it
impossible to reach the town, schools
were closed for the day and a number
of the Rilth men who have been nu
recruiting duty in the out stations
near Amherst found it impossible to
get in. The only trains that reach:-‘I
here to-day were the local No. 18 from
St John. which stays here until thc
llnc is cleared. and thc Maritime Ex
press No. 4 from the north, which was
9 hours late. All west bound train..
have not yet reached Amherst. Thi-
Occnn Limited and the C.P.R. cont
biucd No. 199. west bound is stuck l:»
when the storm resumed its scvcrl»
ty and tho vessel became stuck hard
and fast in the icc, whore she still
thc snow near Londonderry and ii
now ovcr 12 hours late. The line will
noi, be clear until midnight..
to avoid paying house rent. ,
The moratorium, says the circular. l
itittd behlt of those ' 
was na u s on a
whose material situation has been mo-
ainea in tnauputabts manner ny res. Presented by llle
son of the war. and officers must. oh-
serve agreements inode in time of,   '
peace, ps only in exceptional cases
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