THE CHARLUTTETOW GUARDI
IVIOBNIIBIG DAIL-Y '
. __ A : _V * _-  _,___ _ I1., _;_  _
Mwnioa Dlily tourists lest ' “
lwlilsilr ll ini 'ii
 isilii il iiillull
“___
Authorities After the War.
'-_-- ships
fer Properlv from Belgian 325;
(Special to the Guardian.)
LONDON, Feb. 16.-The question oi' G H
the ownership of laml and liouses iii
llelgium will be settled by the
authorities of Belgium after the close 2
of the wur. the Foreign Secretary, Sir ,
Edward Grey, told the Commons this .
afternoon, in reply to iz request for _
assurance that property which the (SP°¢i3i 1° Ti‘¢ Guafdiln)
Germans threatened to transfer from BERLIN- Feb- 1ii~(0lllClHl I0-day)
a
Milli iilIlS
Belgian refugees unless they return -Insomucil as it is to the interest of
in that there should be conflicts
een Germany and neutral powers.
thought in German shipping cir-
ed to their country, would revert to Bril-
its true owners. Tile Foreign Secret- l>0iW
ary" added in this connection that this ll lil
is one ot’ the questions, among other clei-i that English slibiliariiics, ill order
in which we believe the 'resiilt ot* tile to bring about this end. may l>\\ri>0S@-
war will make justice und right pre. l_v sink one or more nc-illriil ships. it
viii), is known also in shipping circles tllat
-?_..__._____ the Iiritlsli laid quantities ol' mines
r » against Gcriniin subiiiilriiies. The
Nu   Vologlie Vclitslriiiig says (lei'iiiaily
' ' must wilit piitleiitly ilnd show that
' lvebrlinry l8lh will lic ii iliiy ol' bitter-
LINEIIIIIS BIRIHIJII 
IlI“li
SPlilNGFIEI.I), Ill.. Feb. l1l_~lle- 
ciilisii this is Iiiiii-olii`s hirtlldiiy, .Iolili
iiinzie, who wiis to have been liiiiiged
lodaiy, was granted al stay ol' execu-
tion iiiitil Fchrlliiry llti, l<iiizio'.~i louse
ol' life was griliited by (iovt-.i~|loi'
Iluniie, in order to iivoiil what would
r
AHIIIVES IN NEW IIIHII
bo popularly viewed as ii ilcsevratioii N
ol' the birthday of the Great Emalici- Clio
pator. “We like to think ot’ tlie;_¢li1Y
Lincoln anniversary :ls a day ol’ H1141
liiillowed memory, it would scam to HOW
the tiling is possible. to delay such trail 3,000 sacks oi' mail. 'Fhonias
ii serious matter, und tlillii iivoid the Wll
crnor. » int:
AMERICAN LADY HELD AS SPY
IN GERMANY
TOLD TO QUIT COUNTRY.
IIEIILIN, via London, Feb. 15.`Misls
tlaroliiio Wilson, of Iieverly, Mass.,
arrested hero several days ago on
suspicion of espionage, was released
yesterday after Ambassador Gerard
She came to Berlin as the corres- the
- - ' i - . hips are moving HS freely “S “$“°l- ported lube uiilliiiiiiig srtluieiilnienii- - _--
pondeiit ot a chicago paper. und was Cocoa Island has been awarded thc ki\0W iiilii lii0_ Wliiile Ciliiiiiiiail ‘-00 B . » P _ ‘ , hu
Cross of me Hrs( dass whim tliigeiit are doing well at the front, with the exception of those belonging eil t0 gomvel til-\@ LOFDS Hillel' £0 go to iNEW Y0fRé\. I<;c3.i15i.-,The Audal- and O
muse she displayed gndism-get guri. every n,(.mi,e,~ of nw landing pm-fy re. having safely crossed over to i< ralice. to E few Dum, pm.-,s_ which have re. era ruz or o leave Mex co. c ous, one o rea r ta n s finest an not on
osity concerning naval affairs, gun oeivuri an iron t-mg of (hr-_ S,-ron() ’i`he announcement was heartily ap- duced their number of samngg No, _.______._
“Huron and omer matters' “ms” Dmuded' - wegian and Danish _ insurance coin-    ggaitilii-eilléiéltoiigiiliiiligiisiis-' vgiigllsighileigii gglncl:--i approached Tor beiievin tial;
. ‘ , the shipyards of Harland & Wolff, tl " ' g l
I
tiikell into custody, it is alleged, be iron
Miss 'Willsoll's release was granted
only upon coildition that _she leave
Germany immediately.
-_-_________
GERMANS ARE GETTING
` BUSY iN ALSACE.
-- B
PARIS, Feb 14.-Refiigces who have ur(
boon expelled from Alsace-Lorraine on
declared that the Gerniiiiis are milk- Fo
(From our own Reporter.)
breeze. in the House to-day.
principal participants.
to reply.
OTTAWA, - Feb. 16.-Sir Robert reve
Borden's promised statement in re- the
giird to changes led to a considerable Government.
Sir Wilfrid in the course ol' hisl S
criticisln remarked that while Mr Min
Polletier had retired from the Ministry that
owing to lil-lleliltll to take it place oil reti
» nvvvvi-~. .vvc----C..- v. - ...- ~v ...i-Nv.-_-v-~»~.-_-_-E
the
M
drawing.
bench. Hon. (3. J. Doherty had lyear
rsed the process by retiring from the
bench to become a member of the clea
untrue. The Speaker intervened, Th
Mr Doherty explained that ho did Con
mean to say that Sir Wilfrid knew voiced attack of Sir Wilfrid Laurier on
be untrue, but Ile ought to have I-lon
wn it. He had retired, he said. ed,
ister of Justice had made it clear cond
the Quebec law provides for tlicijiiiil:
renient. of n jllllgc after iifteeii
L P Pelletier forlaviii rest
Mill
taiiies have given instructions that
--~ llmsl ixlsuliilis   it   
‘ tl ir national colours, names of ships
AMERICNS NOTE REACHES ilillii the country oi origin painted oil
BER'-'N'     the sides of all liesigelsf Slrtiollalldlililll
m 1; | , Vit ti lite atee. iuve
ERLIN- Fell- 15~"`J“m‘*S W~ Gel" plfiigesteitieto (`i‘::rnluiiy(agniiist her sea
i- 'lie i‘\““‘i'i"“l‘ A"lb”3S;“i"’;f} “lined threat, :ind have asked Great llrituin
Gotti eb you Jugow, tio eriuail _ t , mn L0 make free use of ||eurr;|_1 dogg,
wig" secreiifry' "‘ Six ""’i°ffk iiisi L0$§’°?\I'aiF0?_`|;lJ;?(uai;dian)m the Similar represeiitutioiis are expect-
ing extraorilliinry preparations lo rc- evening iilid pieseiitcd to lilm the U » l GD ylllfé' ed to be made to two cmmu.ie,, tu.
slime the offensive in that region. , Un
ited _States (.iovcrilllient’s note ("°",m‘0“5 i‘_"d“y io “."“q“est 1°" de morrow in 3 Joint note U, Norwrrv,
'I`he wife ofthe foreman of the ma- lcoiicernlng the German sea war zone mils m.gammg me mm) grmtfh 'saga' Sweden and Deninark.
onlne works of Gralfenstabeii, li town pro(-liilnatioli. il is believed that Gor- "“~‘*\miii¢*S taiiicéi the ‘iltfhieiflmf  For the mlm bemg qmistious of ,mp
to the South of Strossburg. and iii- iiiaiiv'si,re ly will slig est that tl' the WW- Wills 0" \l’e""@" lr" il " -
cluding Fort Von der 'i‘ann, says that Un
. D K . lomiiizv are arousing more liitciesl.
_ _ . . . __ f' _ _ _ _ _
iti.d Statcs desires ii mitigation of iiiigsleiiilrgig omcers' 5812 men_ than actual |,gmh,g_ umwugh mill.
more than a million men and that Geriiian_v`s iiav'iI cum uirn, it would ~ _ ' . ' - ' I ~
. ~ D l> wounded. 4,- omcersl 35; men. ,math tary iiiovenleiits of first impor alice
formidable elitrencliments are being be
We" ti’ iniilice Gm” Brita!" m im 'J i- " ' are taking place essentially along the
- ~ ° ~ . To this list - 
prepared. Every village is now re- her embargo on foodstuffs bolind for ing- 8 0m°ei`*’» " me" stem “na A Ge,-man ofgengp/@_
poritetd to‘have been put in shape to Geimiginy,  Iii;ntlioiem(1i§}erlz;ivi'iitjisnt;i)'~ xi;-“a(li:1ii;;'Cl:)ltii t;:i;iiiFg_i;;’“};1oyi;‘i ?V‘fgf_:} Eilrongly suppoi-tedh by fresh trtatopiil.
res s s. sege. Dre tl Oil 0 0 ' ‘ _ ~ _ l bein pushed wit greu vgour o
All the inhabitants whose German tlrely illegal and unjustified. Division which participated in the de 9 3
sympathies are doubtful, refugees say,
are being expelled from the region and
every person showing iiiqliisitiveiiess
is taken into clistoily ond sent into
fence of Antwerp, which were: Killed'
RULERS IN POLAND. "le"-
Germany.
WILSON IS OBDURATE.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 15.--Presldcilt tri
Wilson today rejet-.toil the compromise of
ship hill evolved yesterilay by Demo- 14
oratlc Lenders of the liousc. lie re- vc
fused to ngroo to all ilnleiiilinent ter- Dil
tllinating the activities of the Govern- ill
mclit lil the shipping lliisiiiesii two iS
_venrs iiftcr the close of the European
war. 9i‘
lil
HS
T0() L.-\'l'l‘l FOR. "T
(IL.-\SSIl"I(l.\’l`l0N ve
he
'_`_` ist
ONE CENT per`word :och inser-
tion for advertising in this collllllil-
ciiiiii must at-company 0f<l°fH- Mlm' T
mu_i5_chargee two_nt»YfiV°_ Ciiiiiii-...__ _
wAN1'EoT`-'-'A oooo QUANTITY OF
wood goose clocoys. Address. Bii1i°
ing price, “ Decoys." BOX 693- $“’f;"
ineriiifir, i°.io.i.___ ___iz_ii_i§4-.2-l7_r}\_-i1E~.‘
'l-‘6i=i`sTt'i.'EZlT`Pune sneo assis-
tercd Ilolstsin hull 2'/it _"Fil" °id'
Ahltly to Alfonso‘Bryenton, Tlioril- North-westerly winds; 0 TCW i0Ci1i
iiyiie, ii. it. Nu. ll. P. E. 1. “it
1.2.17 Ill d. _ colder.
868 m P THE WEATIiEIt.--Yesterday was 1
|'0
A
i'o~.\ii>i~:N.<li-:n lips. cl'
along the east Pruseiail frontier and
_ .` lie lower Vistula.
o officers, 30 liicn; wounded: 4 oili- i" Pmand' "mth °f t' `
cers_ 184 men. missing. 7 omnersv ltussiant-i now have evacuated Last
. . ’ . - l _ Prussia except tor a small area near
GERMANS G0|NG -|-Q Ap; A5 808 men, interncd. .I9 officers, 1,524 L ckwl where they are opposing the
Y l.
German advance and also apparently
- . P ,f tl
PETROGRAD' F b_15__Newsl S DOMES-nc SUPPLY OF OA-rs ,N falling back in North oland or ie
9 1” Germans to-day announced that they
i\Ull€ll ll‘3i‘0 limi Gi=`ii`l“iiii-" ‘md ’\‘l“° GERMANY i iel Plock and Bieluk, which
'il "'“'° ‘i""i“"‘°‘i the l"‘l°ii°"d°""° To BE SEMED BY BUNDERSRATH tllileTmlt(iil;i€alil¥iis( recaptured from them a
l’olunli, to ll0C0i11@ 0D9i`iiliV£‘ Fei* . _ , 1 t t'lne ago. While the Gernlans
' wheii' it is Dianmiii to imld D' ('°"` BERMN' vm London' Feb' 15'~rhe Zlliilll llo have inflicted heavy losses
iitioii nt Cracow, Galicia, for the lilll1il€Sl'l1ill i0'lliiY ilwiiiéii i0 9XPl"0' U _ ,,h.h,gRu8Sinn§_ mmm,-y me"
i`l"’“c ‘if immhlg ‘I Kmg' It is stated prime all ui? domestic stocks of omg' lili1re\;iii)iiL newspaper corresnondeiiiis in
at Arclldukc Kilrl Stephen of Austria Wiiii iii” 0-MeDii0ii 01' i'lii"d “M9 "ilii 1 , 1 fe- rt Q
. . . Petrograt. iolitnue to re i to i
" "koi-V °“"‘H‘\'“e 1°' me thr°“D‘ me grain ne('es?`n"v .for fml?|-er,-for Mliscovlte movements as ii strntegliial
Tile ooiiveutioll nicnillers-are to he ii0l’Si‘i‘l- Til” ‘lil 9" ii“"-"mes 0 ec W” ",m.emem ,O 3 ,‘0m1|e,| lmo “,-high
icicll by ballot by the Ilnmilaiioll i"0l’- 15-- "_ nl n the Nipmn mvm-_ |_hrm|g]1
iliicii Pam* ‘lr P°l"“‘i “mi G“""i“ The mmdesmm also "used the Ks:/iio(i}i"zoililo and Iiomza, and thence
nn, now in um Dossessgnn of ghri price of oats to $12.50 per metric toll. f U of Novoa Georglp Wnk
' ' ' ~ to the or ess » - -
si-i'i“"“ “iid Ge"““""' it 1” Bam' The Muon 01 me Bundem-am' or Il~ v fighting also continues iii the
rinuny has yileltlcg Gorman Silcsiu 3¢;r::;,;},c,.,,s,;,;2:(|§_;  gp;-oR{ri;ti:_il§t;1l;§ (_m_;;*u_l;nnS and nukowmm In B"k0_
o
ii” i"'"p im' ng 0"" ' ' . i It i ro also falling back,
|i,,,,,“,,g nw |m1,|mg or the co". step in the direction of tht. Gorman llliniiii m‘('_*;“ “'(‘_fm‘t‘hme to hom me
iitioii the leillporarl' govcrlinieiit is F§°Vf‘i'i1li1¢‘ill'B Dilllifl' Ol’ Conserving tile CM Mhhin passes fr,r|),@,- what
D
adm by ;g,mU_ }),,gc|,|,,5ky_ grmm). food supplies ofthe country. Oil Jail. ni g up ll Htubhmn
nienlber of the Austrian Rciclisdng. 3ii» tile if'-‘i"i`“i coiiiicii 0"‘i‘"`°‘i the ggsdistgfcec, px, "UK, Aus”-0.(]erman
seizure by Feb. lst of all stocks of rr i ' i that region new
corn, wheat and ilour. 0 9"” Ve “ '
lighting is taking place in deep snow.
and both sides are suffering severely.
"E \VEATI{ER, Tile large number oi' troops thei Ger-
`_TEMpER__,\TUR].}_ RUSSIANS ISJISJIING M I mans are using on btllc eashhit s 
TIDE. MOON, ETC. _
(Special to the Guardlanfl
TORONTO, Fell. 17.-Mclritinic:
owers, but mostly t-old and turning
BACK ENE Y
LONDON, Feb. 15.-A despatch to
the Daily (llironiclo from (Izernowitz
says:-
"Fighting continues in Bukowina.
The Russians have received reinforce-
ments and have begun a series of coun-
|'_Q'g‘f'”"_._ 3¢~fw5£N`BAP1'leT"`CHU- warm with mln an day; dandy at ti-0-German lines at three points, com-
reii, city limi Pownal. l=<lv'= ¢°i‘i
watch in wristlet Find” M
please leave at this
at
at
with
l|ll\’d‘l ¢‘"'°'- ' -'
l 0.5
9 p.m. 86 above.
1.09 and tomorrow at 1.37: li Will
' i t 1.18 ntl .B
l)~`?”l:i‘gthattor;i)),lT0w mom “K a B sace which is designed tio stop the
The sun 'sets this evening at 5.29_ ----_...__ French advance toward Enolaussen
and tomorrow at 5.31; it rises tumor- or of the French offensive in the vici-
row morning st 8.57 ilild Friday at DISPUTI OVER. GAME DF ,nity of Saint Mihlel which it is said
5_ CARDS ENDED IN MURDER. Ithrestenn the line ofd citznitmunlcation
The moon sets tonight at 8.33. _~+- between that town an e s.
'riiei-o wg. 3 new moon on Sunday.l MONTREAL, Feb. 15.-Guaseppi Rs-_ Relations between Greece and Tur-
|r¢¢,_ 14 coli aged 21 was sh td i - tl b c I
ght, with some showers. D°i"iiK 9 feiifeiilelii-
The highest temperature recorded
yesterday was 40 above zero, and the
lowest iltl above. The coldest t.lie P. Ii
previous night was 31 above. At it being 20 below zero. A driving snow
B_m_ yem,,.d“y H Wm, gtg above, and renders it impossible to dlstlngliisli
"The Russians are now moving for-
ward. but snow impedes the march.
The cold is Intens. the tem erattire
friend from foe a hundred feet dis-
The tide will lio high this afternoon Hilli-
"'l‘housands of wounded on both
ldes have perished from exposure."
er-attacks which shattered the Aus-
lieved by military o servers ere. w
prevent for some time any attempt by
tlio Gernliiii:-i to break the deadlock in
the west.
General Front-h in the first. of the
promised byewrekly P9D0i‘iii PHYS
high t.ribute to the Indian and of the
territorials he says they llllvo fill'
more than instilled the most sanirlllus
'hopes entertained of their value ill
_the field. The report adds reinforce-
,ments are arriving regularly.
Progress is also claimed in the re-
gion of La Basses. where the Ger-
mans are said to have suffered severe
losses and that the British artillery
,has shown superiority over that of
the Germans.
There was no further news to-day
of the new German offensive in Al-
iit, at 12.31 a. m. i . o end th I after key are apparen y e om ng more
The first uuai-lsr of the moon will noon in Richmond avenue, and "Ste ‘ strained although Turkey offered rs-
bé 01| Swtllyv Feb. Il at 10.58 p. m. fsllo Mallro was arrested ou tl charge poration for the insult to the Greek
The length of today will be ten of 'murder in collection with the tra- military attache at Constantinople it
hours and 81 minutes. xedy. It il said the two had q -. is reported the Greek Minister has
.=-_-_-_v_-_-_-E;sf.-.-.»_-.~.~_¢-¢_-_-_-.~.~_-:_-.-».~=.».-.-f-=~.--
Ill iliiili li SEI
(YOPENIIAGEN, Full. 15.-A Unil-
isll iilisiliess man who has made sever-
:il visits to lierlin since thc war start-
ed describes in an interview had with
liiiil the chalige that has come over
the city since the British victory in
the North Sea. He said:
“Public feeling ill (lerllinliy uiidcr-
wclit ii perceptillie climigc it i'i~\v days
alter the sinking of the l~illicliiil‘. The
change was very noticeable and lio-
tliiiig but a German victory on lailii or
sea can revive the spirits of the peo-
ple to the former exuberance.
“The German papers persisteiitly
for a week after Admiral Beatty’s vic-
tory told the people an English battle-
_ship was sunk in that battle, hut no
one discovered the name of the i-ihlp
and consequeiitly the whole German
.version 01' the battle is dishelieved.
"I have seen many trains of wound-
ed creep into Berlin after dark, but
one terrible sight I shall never forget.
Most ol' these trains disgorgo their
smashed unil bleeding lliinliiiilly nt a
station lieili' the Zoological (inrdeiis. I
saw one train draw up filled with ili-
saiie German officers and men. The
long days ilnd nights without relief in .
the treiicllei-i iilid all nlilniler ui' priva-
tioiis, lack ol' food, illness and disease,
had driven those poor fellows oul of
their minds. Many oi' thi-ni were
silriokiiii.; und struggling with their
uttendillits. They were dragged out
ol' the tfoiilpurtmelits, locked in uii-
otiicr train, and sent to nnyiuilis for the
insane iii Saxony und North (li\rmnii_\'.
*___*
2,500 PEOPLE DN ISLAND OF
MANUA
FACE STARVATION.
WASHINGTON. Feb. Iii.--Starvir
tion faces 2.500 people on the Island
of Manuil. one of the American
Samoan groups, unless they get rellefl
witllin the next three weeks. Llciit.
Chas. A. Woodruff, the naval governor,
reported to-day that the liurriuiine,
eartllquakc and tidal wave had ile-
vastatod the island. Secretary Daniels
began considering asking congress for
$10,000 to buy food at nearby islands
and convey it to Manua. on -naval
vessels.
FRENCH UFFICIIL
_ (Special to The Guardian)
PARIS, Feb. 10.-(Official to-night)
,-Tho War Office says that Germail
trenches nearly two miles in extent
have been taken in Champagne to tho
Northwest of Perthes and North of
Beausejollrs.
in domestic quarters to be first step
between Greece and Turkey which are
said also to have been affected by the
Albanian invasion of Bervia, I
The British Parliament to-morrow
will debate on the motion of Hardy
. --....._._.__.__.__ lisa at s mils or cal-as lust rriuli to* len the ieiiatloii in ehnrse or the Se-
ll uni' Li 'I' " mi tl m. I tile ahouilii
li I lament Cures euma s I. ' f cretary being dlssatisded with Tur-
calling on the Government to dx the
:Burbadoes iii ii buttered condition. I
recently moved into Campbellton, are
VU? lll8lllY f%SP¢Cl0fl Pévple and much Patriotic Motion Picture Company will
sympathy will be felt for them in their present five reels of excellent photo-
' plays at Hartsvllle Hall on February
9th, and at Bradaibsne Hall on Sot-
--#---_-- uruay the 20th. Prosramme com-
_ msilces at 7.30 p.m. m8i
KTERI. B0lT0\V.
S
urged to "Slay English women and n _ _
en to make the blockade felt " An lantern slides. Silver collection at the
door. ‘ ` 8608-2-17m\l
ee A
ment
iety,
Hall. on
mission
Should ,
held
‘ 0
Kors attitude- Turkeys Minister al- declares that things will be different
URGES SLAUGHTER OF
C . _ .
m .
so has left Athens. This is believed when British passengers are drowned."
b
ll'l the l'\l|)l.\lI‘6 Of dlDl0IIIl¢lc l'8\lll0I’ll gg 3 mg;-9 financial outlay, " We put
l
rn
M
"psychology of England.” and insist _
that Grand Admiral von 'rirpitz shall;
u.s.sills I -A BREEZE [N THE CQMMQN5 li_lllilsusiiiis in
IIUIIII Will Zlllli     G I G ` WIIH iIIlSlEUIIlIIIIiiiIlt
W," ,,,S,,,,,,,, by ,,,,g,,, iIliiiilll.IIIIH PROVOKEMSIR WILFRID Iliil|IllIiIllIlHliliIIlI.
. I
ie--I-I =» rl- G-=-~»-»> 'Sharp Passage Between Minister of Justice and 0 osltioii Lender Over Hu-u~A>< N s ei- if ii--»
_ NEW YORK, Feb. X116-Of the steam-  was quite a 'stir' atqthe st.'eai'iiii-lTip ter- ,'
clearing from ew York within . _ . » . . iiiiiiuiii to-day wlieii the tr. 1'. ii. iliioi- f
the ua il 0 e ks, more li tiiiit I I2 Mi sul, u li .u r in i.i i- ii
Germans Threaten to Trans. 2, ____-___»-___;;___~; ____ ____  Changes in the Cabinet, in iilllich Sir Wilfrid Made lin Und gnif d ____-_-_»;_~_;__ ::,_,;;‘;, °...J3.-.».»»-liiiii’ iii- eumbs
' ed by Germany around Brituin on and . ' first. tfsiiuiliuli colitiilgt-lil :it rlollsliurv
ru. ii lleuiiysriioetiibiisi Attack on Hon L P Pelletier (Ihur ||) Thai; Hg Had Rggl ned qs rel.. .ii-.....ii...ri..-.ii .....i.~.i .. im...
r zone. 'Four of the ships of this . ° ' ' g g g guard and were marched, eat-ll' inaii
Refugees. i‘i‘ii.fi'§..’;’;‘§i§‘.§f‘i’l.“$il.‘L‘1i..f‘i..ii$ Postmaster on Grounds of lil-Health to Accept li Judgeshlp Ilfliidiifffé’ i‘»‘i.ih§3}."..‘.§`.’ ‘§..'l§‘; “.‘t“2i.".!
___ passengers. ' ' suspects are admittedly of Austrian
_-_.__---_.___ and German birth, while others ol' var-
ious forcigil nationalities arc under
IMIIIIG PHINIIESS FITS
. _ . . i g , gn-_ we
on grounds of ill-health, as Post- ten
r ten years service and was en-|niaster-General, to accept ti posltioii as '
ii to the annuity which he is judg
t
8. It iS ]lOli'lte(l Out lllnt Sli' \Vm.1 (Spggial £0 The Guardian) Dumas
_ _ gck- _the first _Postmaster-G<_>ncr1\l, 0'r'1‘A\vA, Fun. 1ii.~~Foiir casual- ke,
ir Wilfrid then reinarlieil that the of .Sir Wilfred, resigned under i~iilliiiiir_ tier; were reported from thc I'rllicess Bombs
iiious and was at once uiliwlllwli Piitricias last iiigiit, briiigiiig the total ,erm H
9 Ol' illii liiflll iiilllfi ill’ Olliilflii- to 98 deaths among expeditionary of
t`orces since they left iJiiiiadu_ ()i' this kerko'
__________,_.________._,_,_,__ ,,",,,,,W~,.,,,_ il\lii`iiii‘i` 13 iiiiioiigiiill i0 Ui" i`ii"`i"ia” (Jill
" iverc either killed in :ii-lion ui- died ot' M
_' ; wounds sustained there. 'file rest d .d f _ _ h
--i-.E-_-          _died at Siilisbury Plains from iiatur- lgclgggél Zgsbruoégxqoflgzggss gstsgdg
(°pecIal to the Guardian ) ‘ul muses' °r
W iiiliiiliii iiiiii wmlll I illimlltlll..1;.:c?'::;.,§r:».,..;x,r:l:;;:me ipuintl num l;iililiiI'|<|ii;i|[ll[|i-3 My   ?;‘iiiill.ft<iif.i.t»l;i-its..;-:lift
Pago, Aillcrii-:ill Alillinssiilloi, (ii-r- _ ous attacks on tho Gliistelles aero-
, 1 -, - ., , .,, _ ‘ droilie,
(Special to The Guardian) mfmys “mm H’ w"l"]"‘“' 'fu' "f"“"' (Special to The Guardian) mernlall
_.___ L()N|)0N_ ;.~0|,_ 14;__A pr-(,p),e¢y ol it subiiiiirllic liioclcuiie against Great }3p;[¢N};_ Swir-,_er||mr|_ |.'e),_ 1i;__An _macmn
(Special to The Guardian) that italy would mobilise her army lirltaiii it’ the British navy would per- Oiiicinl lnfiilllv lliivlng HSl3lillSll€‘li reruns
EW Y0lU<.- Feb. 16.-New An- within the next fortnight was made mi, me free mowimem of foodsmffs that the aeroplane which flew over
Liner 'i‘uecania arrived hero to- here to-day by Ilicciotti Garibaldi., the _ 1' . _ , Swiss territory and which Swiss (Special to The Guardian) co
vii lier Itlfllfivll lrin fl‘0l1lGli1Sg0\v italian patriot. I-Ie said that unlessum me “WH pop” atm" in ('e'm““y' troops fired oil, was a German ma- PARIS, Fell. 16.-There is coiifirmn- im
Liverpool. She was built at Glue- the Italian Government decided to "i`ii@i'fi is "0 CXil€Cii1i-i011 il9l`0 that tile chine, the Swiss Minister in Berlin tion of recent messages stating that by
,is 14,000 tons gross register. She particiate in the war there would' he offer will be accepted, in fact Great has been instructed to deniaiid an 500,000 British troops were being land- ‘bo
lm 3 mark g1`r(l_qpm;t, i_),r¢rrif0rrl_ sipna broiiizlit 383 piissciigors and more ii revolution. mqvain is _“ready Dmparing to rerun. glpglpgy from the German Govern- gdsagrgrriuihlxegg f\Iv(i)t1llii}i;`ri;ni;e(:vrilIi;.g)flsi th
mms, rr rmllvr- of \v;||g,=,_ on his “iii ”g“‘“f*i G‘“"`m°“Y by iimcmg under _ _________L_ that some cities have had their popu-
nmrring of the qrry," g-aid the Gov- `wny to (Iaiiadii jlimpeil ovcrl.lour<l dur-   iTl0i‘0 Sll‘lllt!i"ill» <‘-0Ilil'0l SlllD5 ilesiilliiii `\ _ lation iiiorouscd by British soldiers B
the voyage mid was lost. to Geriiiariy, and a proclamation is L froFn;_30,000 toEti0},tl;lt0.I r
_ - _ ie rest o clener‘s army o
H ll m°me""""i' exiéected d°°mtri“g_ I 1,000,000 is uxperteil to ne iiiiiileii in
N  . blockade Ot the "ma" COM' ' 0' u France wlthiii the next four weeks.
- Hill’ lille lii'0lili)iil0ii 05 foiiiiiiiuffs lies' Among the lately arrived soldiers are_
lined for Germany. The Cabinet with regiments from Canada. and Malta. _
From Our Own Re orter. , ', _ - _ 1;, ed --~ *-
   OT'i‘AWA» Iseli. 16.-Apt tlle)operi- ulayul an(`H"llilitt0\_I_`l};_ fld;:_((;“itL(;:gf;1‘(f(_|,_ (Special tothe Guardian.) T
ing of the (iotnnions Sir Robert iior- lim mms ol _ _ :’_' _ _ _ ' WASHINGTON, Fell. I6.-Oiiiciul A  U S (./ers
--- den rend the following message re- Si-"Oil lllfi iii`f0iiil0ii ‘il iiwiiliilig i0"i““l advices from Mexico represent the '
(Sp¢¢;a| rr, 1-he Gua,-d|a,,) <-oived by the Dulce of (foiiiiallglit coniirnliition of the Privy Council. situation with respect to the diplo- E)
ligl lntercedcu vigorously in her bc- nniti.iN, ren. 10.-Lieut uoininon-I ifogiiléliff <*0l0"i1il Sevfeiiifv- ¢i“i¢‘il from wiiioliiiilprociamutioiis einaiiiite. éifagfgtviiiswyvgfti'-eihgV¢€_\X§»    ei
ll f. f" - dei' Von Mueclto, Coilimander from 0- 1 _ I th tim 13rig_i5h"‘¢mi1 neutral _ ' " . ’ ’ ' ' by
criiiiier Eindcli which landed at “YOU” mlillHl0i`S Will D0 Hlliil i0 n e mean E raiira government has its seat, are re- isl
most powerful battleships of the su- -
Belfast, on Monday, wltliout a flaw T
In the light oi' the news received
here the /iiilliicioiiiz, iiiilioligli crippled u
was not sunk. With her wounded
and was sai'el_v guided into ilryilook,
several hours in the wake ot' the 0
Olympic, ol' lilo Wlilii- Star Iiiio, which
slilp's signal ot' distress. In conform- it
ity with the policy pursued by the T
latiiig to re-commissioning of the Ali- 10
dacious will be published in the linit- W
ed Kingdom.
SAILOR SWEPT OVERBOARD
ON HALIFAX VESSEL.
IIALIFAX. N. S., Feb. li'i.-Tile Iinl- Y
ifax schooner Eddie Tlicriaiilt. from ‘
fcareii had been lost. has arrived at ll
Patil Pell-rsoii, a Nor\\'e_giiiii, one of "1
_the crew, was swept ovvrboflrd iiiid M
drowned and the \'t-sscl lost hor spurs
_nlid rigging. 'i‘ho st-iiooniir reilclled ,
Barbadoes on Saturday, liiivliiiz been (
out 7i days. _
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FATAL ACCIDENT IN CAMPBELL-
‘ TON.
CAMPBELLTON, N.B., Feb. 15,-
A fatal accident occurred in Camp-
bellton yard on Thursday evening. by
which Frederick Smith, son of Mr and in
Mrs Thomas Smith. lost ills life Youn
returning on it train of fiat cars when
the train, stopping suddenly, threw
wheel of the l-ar rested on his body, ei-
idlling Iilm almost instantly. I
Mr and Mrs Smith. who have but
I
PASSENOERS
LONDON Feb 15 --A message rc- ‘wi
elved here says German Admiral is
pen letter published in the Empire
écauee the loss of ships is regarded `
n our good men; Britain put in only.
oney," is the plalnt. The Deutsche
ontagszeitilng discourses on the
begin a camplign of indiscriminate
maximum prices for food. _,
slaughter of passengers. M
iii her hull or armament. This inform- dférq
ation was contained in advices re- 14,' "
ceived yesterday in New York by thc be
Ilerald. vu
either hy ai Gc-rinun torpedo oi' mine. famed
hull boiiiid iii collision mats and a 3;
gaping hole below the water line atle- Th
quately plugged. silo remained afloat 10
l
put abolil in rel-ipoiise to the battle- L:
T0
ODS
tion
Casl
ui
g Nort
Smith had been working with a gang Cross. 8567.
of young men shovelling snow and was

lllll Siilillllll
Illl
. - -- '.‘3". .-‘i
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rAtiacked German Positions
‘ With Good Results. I
Were Dropped on
Heavy Batteries and Much
Damage Done.
(Special to The Guardian)
S in the cvcnl of Door health, but suspicion or iilsioyal ienueiiries. 'riiey LONDON, rob. 10.-roi-ty Bi-itisii
Minister Of JIIBUCS had lllilili? li all enlisted in Canada with various arm
I' T-lint lie liild retired Wl\€il lil E004! regiments of the first contingent and altar,-keg
lil-*illlh llhd ii<?0€i7i9<1 5 ilililiilfiii- were lakeli to England, hut there were M
r Dohert resented the statement M
Sir Wilfrid Laurier and Hon. C. J. of tl
Doherty, Minister of Justice, were the he h
French aeroplanes and seaplanes
German positions at Ostend.
dlekerke, Gllistelles and Zeebrugge
id
y r Doherty remarked that the lager) nm1er¢1e¢¢»_ml0n_ ~ _
ie Leader of the Opposition that Opposition Leader was bolstering up D In Belghum and according to an om
ad retired from the Bench owing his c
to ill-health. He said the statemenrstatu
After the Premier had explained was
that Hon. L. P. Pelletier had, owing to and
ill-health, to be succeeded by Hon. T. not
(lliuso Casgrain, and that lion. Bruno l it to
Niiiitel, who had gone to the Railway kno
lioard-his successor being lion. P. E. iafte
illondili-the Opposition Leader rose title
:izil report, with good results. Bombs
“Be by ii ”lii”`9W`99°"imi°" of the were dropped on gun positions, trawl-
ie- _ _ ers and barges and an uerdrome. The
ere i sconsiderabie indignation iii omcial
servative ranks over the uilpro- mn
statemeiit concerliing the air
l says:
"Air operations of the naval wing
rc carried out against Bruges, (la-
d. alid Zeebrugge lllstricls this af-
erilooii. Forty seaplunes and aero-
boiiihurded Ostcnd, Middle-
Gilisteiles and Zeehrugge.
wi-rc dropped on heavy bal-
ituated on the East und West
Osteiid, on giiii positions at Middle-
oil transport wifgolls, on the
eiid-(lhisteiles road, on the mole
Zeebrilgge to widen the breach
ke,
Blaukenburghe and on trawlers
Zeebrugge. ‘
thus effectively preventing
aircraft from cutting oft our
es. It is reported that good
were obtained."
Instructions are always issued to
iiflne attacks to points of military
poi-tance and every effort is made '
flying officers to avoid dropping
mbs oil any residential portion of
e towns.
llilsl lliiillh
ulil iii iii llilli
DON, Feb. 15.--A force of 200
and Arabs under German offi-
wlio were preparing tmattack the
ritisii station at Tor. at the entrance
GulLof.8usz..2¢enLat.tscked and
tlicr killed or taken prisoners Friday
ti British force, according to a Brit-
i official report from Cairo. One
ndred soldiers were taken prisoners.
f the others it is believed that
e escaped death.
official report states that in
ry fifty Turks and two German
l.()N
urks
the
Tile
io place was undefended. Finding
r garrisoiied by 200 Egyptian sol-
tliey sent for reinforcements.
arrived and a force now num-
a little over 200 occupied a
to the north ot' Tor.
their arrival beconlilig known,
ull iletai-liiileiit of Iiritish troops
in their rear. ond. advancing
the hills, made a surprise attack
their position at dawn on Friday.
official report concludes as fol-
ieeo
ring
Inge
(ln
sin
EI'
on
9
ws:
" The ent-my's force was annihilated.
ver 100 prisoners were taken. among
sm a Tlirkisli major. Over sixty of
e dead were found on the field. and
is believed that none got away.
t l ,
British authorities no inforniatioli re- elyen y came B were captured and the
eniy's stores were destroyed. Our
sses were oilc Gllrkha killed and one
oiilided.”
WOMAN LAWYER REFUSED
ADMISSION
THE BAR IN MONTREAL.
NTREAL, Feb. 15.-Judge St
M0
ierre this nfterllooll rendered a
cclsion ilgiliiisl. the admission of Mrs
. . ,, Laiigstutl' to tlio Bar of Quebec. Mrs
S§'&h‘I:l:_'l'_:f;_0[mi‘=i;m‘?_l;\(1B::_m‘;]\  Lailgslail. after i-ltiitlyliiil law. was re.
ii
ridniisiiloii to the ltiw examina-
at Quebec (lily. and she took the
er to court.
soil
iitt
inard's Linlinent cures gurget in cows
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i must accompany orders. Mini-
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Reserve Thursday evening 18th
for the concert and social ae
h Milton. Proceeds in aid of Red
0
lt
st.
"Tho Business msn'ii side of the
Typewriter Qliestlon, is to get a ma-
several of lilo boys from the car. chine that will give Good servicewhile
Smith fell between the cars and the he has il, and bring a good price if ev-
he wants to sell it. A. Milne Fraser,
iallfax, N. S. 8657-2-X'lM1l.
"PATRIOTIC PICTURE CQ. -The
"Tw:-ive and s half years in the
West Indies. This interesting lecture
ii be given by Rev. E. E. Stges. of
curls, in Grace Church next onday
ight. and will be ilustl-ated .by fifty
i`ii\rd’|
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