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_"ll-I0 Per You (delivered) In advance  '
  A       _       1916 _
A CENSURE VOTE
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  Exhibition ol Pelly Criticism and tlpposing Forces Apparently in Deadlotli, the Germans
l'ai|,Mlseraiily.' The Altackioa5'_Ron. Unable to Advance while the French -are Unable
Charles Dalton Receives itstinletns. to Expel Them from -Captured Positions. Pierce
Fighting on 0ther Fronts.
.its
_ TUESDAY, MAY 2.
aiilr. BELL-then proposed a resolu-
ti n censuring the Governnient lor
advancing money to the Trustees of
the Dalton Ssnatorlum. Hg went over
the _same old ground which he had al-
ready covered on the budget and in
Committee.
Mr. BEN GALLANT seconded.
(Resolution re Dalton Sanatorium).
Hon. S. R. JENKINS, in rising to
speak on this resolution, said that the
Dalton Sanatorium had been under
consideration by the House before,
and he thought that the manner in
which the Opposition had dealt with
the subject was' disgraceful in the ex-
treme, and the covert attacks which
they had made on _the Hon_ Charles
Dalton he described as contemptible.
Mr_. Dalton. in a. statement made in the
I-louse a. few days previously, had
showed the amount actually paid out
of his' own pocket -tn be over fifty thou-
sand dollars. He had made an unpar-
alleled sacriilce in the interest and
welfare of his country. and instead of
attacking him. members might try to
ample set by him. No
emulate the splendid ex-
mnn ill the province deserved the
gratitude and enccmlums of the peo-
ple more tha-l limi. Mr_ Dalton. Ho
ercecaed the sum lic intended to give.
to_bulid the Sunatorium, by $25,000.
and. be did so of his own accord; and
the institution would remain u moun-
ment to his generosity for all time.
The statement was made that the Gov-
ernment, without authority, devoted
$10,000 to the Sanatorium. This was
not so. The actual sum glvento the
Sal,il!_lpi§iil=li1°Nvas;_l2,602.86_ The mover-._
of the resolution said the Govemment
hsdnoauthority for doing this. If
that gentleman would refer to the es-
timates of 1913 he would find "a sum
suiliolent" was voted in supply to the
Sanatorium. ln this resolution, as in
the former, there was absolutely no»`
thing. The Opposition had accused the
Government of falsifying the accounts.
They had discovered a. number of
mare's nests and the debate on the
previous resolution was silly and dis-
grlcyul. and any school boy could see
the oint; and this resolution was no
better. I-Ion. Mn. Jenkins then moved
the following amendment. -
‘f'l‘hat all the words after the word
'that' in the first recital bg struck out
and-the following substituted in lieu
thereof:
"That the Government did advance,
by*-way of temporary loan to the trus-
tees of the Charles Dalton Sanatorium
the _sum of $2,602.66 over and above
the amount at credit in the Govern-
mont.loan, and such loan was made to
meet urgent expenditures during the
absence of the Hon. Charles Dalton
from this province.
“And whereas the said loan was au-
thorized by a statute of this province.
that ls to say. by the supply bill for
1915_and by an Order in Council pass-
ed thereunder. and said loan was re-
paid in full within six months after
same was made.
- '-'And whereas. in the history of this
province, there has been no gift so
great to any charity as that of the Hon
Charles Dalton:
_"Therefore Resolved that this House
condemns as unworthy and untrue all
statements which are contrary to the
facts as above stated,and commend the
Goyemmont for their action in this
matter."
Mr. H. W. McI.EAN seconded the
motion. He said that as the hour was
late .and it was desirable to out the
debates as short as possible he would
no_t'say much beyond the fact that the
rasollitloll spoke for itself very plain-
lyi nd explicitly. 'Personally he was
l'16|l?ec'tly~satisded to leave fthe matter
to »_tll_e,>_country._who would Judge _be-
tw_QPi1 the generosity of Hon Mr_ Dal-
tol‘l,q/nd the mosnnees ofthose who
were seeking to traduce him. _
~ Mr. ,JOHNSTON thought it would
hsfve g been* stter J for ‘-1Jr.-"Jenkins to
hsqtb__`stuck_ to_ the_l‘esQi_l\tion and not
Wwshgvo- assed snbomiums _‘on Mr.
Dsl ‘ n. Ueifortunately it was ths.Trus-
teamf the Banetorium which had
la Mr. Dalton with the _excels
p ` ent on the' netltutlon, and Mr.
D n instead for askin! '-1\l».G°V¢¥’l1-
m _ to ' yillediiferenoe. hsdput. his
hluld' in Hs' ownrpocket uid plili' up-
Tllby quite admitted credit was due to
Mr. illlton for his phi-lllliilgllv bitt
they condemned ole pl-ina at _-ohm-
byfége Government undertook to
ill, _ oo 'money to complet! U10 
soil of the institution without n-
' ,f 'LBIILL followed on the ssme_
ll *mi what the opwltlim °°m~-
Wiifbed to correct a few mls-state
ments -which had been made in this
question- mis-etatelglents which he
hoped had not been wilfully made.,
and whlch,when corrected,he trusted
would not be repeated. It had been
charged that $10,500 had beenadvanc-
ed to the Sanatorium by the Govern-
ment. This was not right, it was
$2,602.66. When the money was depo-
sited for this institution the Govern-
ment was giving 4 per cent while the
/bankers were' giving only 3 per cent,
and the commissioners thought it
wise to deposit some of that money
with the (government, because they
got more uterest. Continuing, Mr.
Dalton said: “It didn't matter to me
at all. The members for Cardigan says
the Government induced me to spend
money on the institution. Nothing of
the kind. It was a voluntary offer of
my own. Another mistake made by
the hon. member for Cardigan is that
the Commissioners wereappolnted by
the Government, that is also incorrect
The Government appointed one of
them, the Anti-tuberculosis Society
appointed another and the
medical society another, and
this formed the basis of the Coln-
misson. The Government reserved the
rig-ht to one member by the act. My
name has been mentioned very much
more than I care in this matter. All
these charges are only mares nests;
and I am afraid if they continue thei
will ne nightmares.
I-lon_ MURDOCH McKINNON salt
he would only reply to one single lteli
in Mr. Beil’s speech on this subject
That gentleman had asked. what au
thority the Government 'had to pass
an order in Council Now. he (Mr_
McKinnon) would ask his hon. friend
what authority had the Government
in this country some few years ago
to pass an Order in Council guaran-
teeing a certain company $150,000 un-
der similar circumstances?
Mr. BELL: Is that an answer?
Hon. Mr. McKINNON: That is an
answer and a complete answer.
atleast a deadlock. The Germans
are unable to advance further and
French attelnps to expel invaders from
captured positions are unavailing. To
east and northeast of Verdun, where
and bombardments have characterized
recent fighting only intermittent can-
where along the French front was
launched by Germans against a. French
trench to west of Hill 304 northwest of
Verdun. The French however brought
into play their curtain fire and the
Germans were unable to debouch.
PARIS, May 9_-The latest assaults
of the Germans on the defences of
Verdun have served to demonstrate
the high pitch of elllciency, to which
the French have brought the use of
respectively violent infantry attacks _eye-witnesses is more severe than
nonading is now going on. The only` the Germans were justiiledin believ-
infantry engagement reported any-Ling no human being could have lived
_ _ _ _ _-1
A -,.'»~“i...L‘»’_."  of ' »li?~se¢~»»
   A           
ATTLING AT VERDUN
The Liberal l.eaders -Give Another A ’
(Special to th; Guardian.) _the machine gun_ Tile French front number engaged were as great as in
LONDON, May 9.-The French and line trenches are being defended by any other action of the war. It is
Gorman forces fighting to northwest of machine guns with coml>8|'aUV€ly _said that a Prussian division. which
Verdun are apparently for the moment few men to serve them, and with the was engaged on Sunday on the I-Iau-_
addition of new automatic rifles, two
of which are equivalent to one ma-
chine gun. ~
The 48 hour preliminary bombard-
ment of the Germans is declared by
anything, which hitherto has been
experienced, and it is remarked that
in the zone subjected to this bom-
bardment. Nevertheless, the French
are such adepts at constructing ~un-
iii
German infantry stepped from the
trenches scores of Well placed me-
chine -gulls open concentrated fire
thinning the ranks of the attackers
lfeforc the advance was faily begun.
French officers state that the losses
of the Germans lu proportion to the
der round shelters that when the_
tremont Wood Thiaumollt Farm-
Douaumont Fort line, > lost more
than 50 per cent. of its effectives.
The battle shows every sign of con-
tinuing. Artillery preparations now
proceeding foreshadow fresh attacks
on both banks, of the Meuse. 'The
lighting might even be extended-.to
the Woevre plateau, as the German
artillery was redoubling itsilre there
last night. lt is generally believed
here that the Germans have transfer-
red considerable forces to the Verduu
both from other sections of the west-
ern front and from the Russian front.
It is noted that since the present of-
fensive began, on_Thursday, the Ger-
mans have- not renewed attacks such
us_ were made in the preceding week
on other parts of the western line,
especially :nose sein by the isrnlsl..
_-_-_-_-_-_-_-E ,W-_ -_-_-_:_-_~.~: :_- -_-_-_-_--~__*,.¢>_-_-_‘ff-A: -~>
had shipped large quantities of war
supplies, duty free to Morrisburg or
that' he had altered the price tags on
such articles before they were for-
warded to the Militia. Department for
sale was the feature ol' evidence given
by Col. J. Wesley Allison on Saturday
before the Davidson Commission ln-
vestigating war contracts. Col. Allison
explained the shipments to Morris-
burg by stating that the Minister of
Militia. had asked him to procure
The PREMIER. These hon_ gentle-
men are very ready to accord every-
reasonable amount of credit to Mr.
Dalton, they tell us, and then immed-
iately they begiu to make mis-state
montg and insinuationg always con-
trary to what they proclaim. You
will find the same tfhing applies when
it comes to matters touching the war.
They are loyal and willing to support
everything. but will strain every pow-
er that is in them to misrepresent and
make statements injurious not only
to the Government but to the country.
Wherever a man has done a. charit-
able act they seek to pull him down__
One of the hon. members sitting on
the other side the other night sneered
at' him and threw base insinuations
across the floor of the House. They
know it has gone out to the country
and they know that every decent man
in the country. Liberal or Conserva-
tivo, is down on that kind of contemp-
tiblo meanness, and that is why they
are so ready now to come around and
with one worn say they approve pl
Mr..' Dalton and yet before they sit
down make mean and contemptible
insinuations. Mr. Dalton has given
over $50,000 of his own money. When
he was oi! the Island and when it was
a matter of emergency the contrac-
tors came and asked to have some
money advanced to help them through
and the Government did so. The man
wllo would condemn the Govemment
for doing that would be too mean to
be worth calling a man. Over $50,000
was given by Mr. Dalton alone and
yet-they would grudge that the pro-
vince should advance a small sum 101'
a few months to help such an enter-
prlse in an emergency. These men
will be cursed by the country, they
will be cursed - is el/el? K0l10l‘°\\l'
minded person. o man 01' WODIBD
will stand behind them in the position
they are' occupying in the-Touse to-
night and -have o¢_C\1lli0d |11 l'°K°\'d'f°
this question ever since the House
opened.If there were no authoriti' 9X'
cept the power which the _GOV°\‘l\m°°¢'
has to deal -with 'matters of emerg-
snsy, that would have been enough;
but there was more than that. There
was e vote in the estimates and sup-
ply lull. in 191-s_lor the Sw\t°fi\"°_- Q
sum suiilcient' IM Wh!!! “WY °°°
to quibble ana twist .nn nr that vi'
only for maintenance of the institu-
,tton they are ae far from the fact l__s
lghgglmuaily are. How could thershll;
me tsnlnuo in the nrst Year V 0
construction work would be kll°Wl\
to take more than a year. The vote
was for, the purpose of carrrlll 0°
that work. ~  ‘ ‘ A
gg' ny; the an ply bill had run ont
.na the time non' lsplad- Th" °f
prices and samples in the United Sta.-
tes of a number of articles which the
war office was anxious to secure. He
had procured the prices and forward-
ed the samples but not in anything
one of $3.500 on March 1, one of $1.
on April 15 and one of $150, on May
8, all while he was in New York. Col.
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EAL. J. ALLISIIN UENILS GENERAL .IULIAARBLAE _ "SIH HUHELI EASLMRAVS
SEHIUUS CHARGES TU EUMMANII EANADIANS a THIAL IN LUIIIIUA
.  ._   WILL BL PUHUA
( p .) ( F '
OTTAWA’ May 9_ A denial that he OTTAWA, May 1.-It is announced
officially tonight- that General Julian
Byng has taken command of the Cana-
dians at the front. General Aldar-
son`, who has been in command of the
Canadian divisions pp to now, returns
to England.
Maj-General David Wabon takes
command of the Fourth Canadian Di-
vision in training in England.
WAH Hlliil BIAUIIGHT
LIHLE IJISEUSSIUN
like the quantities alleged and he had -i ,mfs Buwessor 1,, now believed to
H0! filtered U10 *H89 in “HY C“5°~ re-at between Harold T. Tennant, perl
Allison also ‘gave evldenlce gslreihfds `(Sil.0Cial to the Guardian.) llamentary under secretary of war;
his commlss vhs from l 8 0 rms ' col sn- Mark Sykes. member or par-
Company in return for his services dgggglwgx' g§';yR%b;g1l§::g§na,g§ llament for Hull. and Brigadier Gen
H t lf tb A-.B.C. of Par- - _
li:m‘c‘;l.t:rl;°pro::iHlre.a ' < -- ` ' - ' ' f registered 52 above-at nlneiast night
Mr JOHNSTON: I ask him to tske__£ro”   vii above. 'The coldest the previous
_psqfulo "i l-ti t", d 1,- ‘ - ‘ ‘night was is-d' ossbove _-
wont mf';§lR1¢¢§'.°ll nifcwiiz. I Are Nga", M] .||\ glfssttglgo migéemxrgg' ¢:.tl»“?‘ft»|rt,
_ _ 'EbPR.liE/l_ :Thestomen ~ '_ »\100DB - ll! _l‘
’ 1” ‘ :|'_'YHfh"“h"n°'s‘em;=: oesrn. is nouns. is ‘iilio all oth- »m|.de°.wse,ii -agus wssnapertinenv, ‘ l :ill he high wllzorrovf mornin at Ju R , . sm,” N., °-,-
in stellilligl armstto fo\;1etisnaid(}t<;v:;§;‘1_; U0 Govemzwnt had not even comm, oral John middwaird ‘Bernard Sealy,
men s. e exac amou p | 1 __,_ _~ ormer m n ero war.
by the con Arms Ccmv-ny md. fha' §;§“_,},°3‘§_‘},‘_’§§,,§"{{_‘{ ,‘,§§‘,,"A‘1‘,"',,,‘}§,‘,§‘°‘§,'}_ --------
witness, was $13 000 I-Ie produced his ’
' ' _ ' Aarmy ol’ (.00 000 men for overseas ser- ‘
b“““t"‘§§k “,“°;"“,§d‘,‘§§‘,_f,f,',‘,A:“sf’l',‘,fBbffffx vice, tho bill npp.-op.-latlng $250,000,-
p‘;id6‘g00";) F °';m_wm_ded t hh'n in 000 for war pulposcs was passed, in ~
£1 sd’ E elngd in Decembgr of 1914 tllo Commons oil Saturday. Of discus-
‘on Un' ng an ' 500 sion thoro was almost none. Mr. Roch
Lanctot, the Liberal member fir
La Prairie-Napicrville, attacked .the
tement h ha. ob- G°"°"“m"“"'“ Wm' D°“°y “B mad “nd LONDON. May 9.--A Reuters de-
t`lalllrll?:lnfl?iAlli;1llHr‘.ll;LaW. Brown? dirgctor "“|”°“9 and “"5” that th” mm’ had spatch from Cairo says that two
of contracts in the militia department, °°m° E0 “WP "°""“m"Fi A" C°““d°' '*“d‘ hostile aeroplane.. dropped eight
showing that in all $648,573 worth of announced that hc would stand by a bombs on port Sam on Monday
pistols re`volvers and machine guns m°'~A°“ t° "°d“°° tm W" V°t° t° 510°' morning. Three civilians were
had bcen purchased from the Colt 000900 if “Ch were i“'»"°d“°°d- Mr- wounded. and the attackers were
Company by Canadm He stated ,hat Lanctot. said he knew he would find ,mv-en off by fl,-B from gntlmrcmft
M me $13 000 from the few supporters in tho House and in g,ms_ There f was no property uhm.
after rece ng . _
Colt firm which was for his services P°;';: <ge:)‘:_;tehl?_ofB‘;‘;':dn;‘;’t;1e°-an lmporb 8896-
in aiding as intermediary with foreign f -il-
Governments, not that of Canada, he _“nt f"m°““¢°m°"ef ::"°Ttgl° gsnmlteii
. _ .
id of the Commerc d d Depart-  
haf “oigfefofhincolgtsgxl 3;;tn§§sfon ment were under consideration, of his _
gfomwthem preseflt or mtm.e_ plans for the ap ointment of a. trav-
.
  ~   Mill ilinlllils
___ r___:____V___,_______.____,,_,________ tion as to opportunities for extending
"`" Canadian trade with Great Britain.
:I k hi t ith- Fr nce and Belgium and the estab- -i
drcwvl?tTh(cH\1;I¢~i-,§0‘?LmpeE'°:.inenlt?" 0 W lishment of a bureau of Commercial COPENHAGEN, May 9_-(Via Lon-'
The PREMIER: Anything that is information whtchwouid carry on re- don)_-Reports have been received
not pertinent to the matter in hand is search work, utilising- the chemical here to the effect that a_few days ago p°|m_ 9559.5. 0 _
impertinent. lsborltles of univel-s_ ies and other tire b1‘lt>k°Ai;;ltn|n all; aeiroplane lac- Fon 8M_E_A ,,cAPn.M_,, CANOE
Mr. JOHNSTON:-I ask _that his institutions. The universities. be said. airy B ri 0 th" "IBB B. En ‘Sip 0- Apply E_ H_ Beer' Moms & 5mm,_
words be taken down if he does not strongly desired to cooperate in this B011 Oicilgt lg. vt' ae__l\ mg? an ggtas 5_9_M3|_
:'A¢1\°"“&  gxfkffu for I ml'  Sgt'L;Rgrig.:i¢L:l:°aoh;L-?l";ef`L'r:.g: Lam otlgol-r mZeplneTa:vhi'cl1` wel; WANTED ami. Fon oalfennl.
ng on a , r. . 1 _ _ ' _
A Mr. SPEAKER: Give your author- was lending canada a_ collection olfeady for service er partly finished. housework. Apply Gusrdlep_0T{¢tf;
if _ articles of Germm and Au",-||m man/ wereldestroyed, together with the fac- _ , 3275 4§ -
've P“Ei“i“.: we .:“.'“°“-“* 2a‘:::.“':.:.:l';.:.l:2'.;“:..:.:'°‘.:::s.‘;a  “°°°"”"‘ '°    'E' 
time dono ws o say ‘- ._- _ __ -» °'
Mr. JOHNSTON then referred to a _tile kind and prices of goods formerly “IE HEATH! Hotel_ Reasonable mtgglz EMM” "mud" Ummm* W" umm' r
some inthe 1-louse of Comme” Ia, wppllad by Germany and Ailltfia ¢° yggpgglrupg, _______ ____ _;: _ - ' '"-
whlch Mr. Meighan said Mr. Bennett ;tho United Kingdom. _“DE -nu" Em Fw, 5A|_E_pUnE 5359 31.4051-_
was impel-tinont. The scheme of the Minister of _ 1 ~ nor.. ann 13 months olu_ Apply colnm “gms
I-lon_ Mr. ARSENAULT: What eu- Trade and Commerce received the -_-.. lm L_ R0qd_ Norm Milton, _
tnority ls he mains from? *approval of sh- Wilfred Laurier and (special to ina onerous.) oosz-5-lolnalpn. IIIOIIHCEIE TS,
llr._-JOHNSTON: The authority of ,Mr_ W, S. Loggie, of Northumberland 'r0g0N1\0, May lo,-Maritime; mo-  , I mns Etc.
,tho Speaker of the l-ious;1of'Co\:1- ,rg Bsthe former Zugggstriggt t:ie\.tml; sera? westeriy winds genegsili' fall' Chmom,,,w,,_ m, pay," the high. P ___
inane at Ottawa. I ask per sson o Q; ould be sup? ffm" lmuutm starH=ary“;gA;w¢;-R elnrlzléa la.. B eu an price for ent ON-E GEM, per ww “ch "Mr_
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'Bpsjken to ‘ ll the hon. gentlemen to ,ters ‘took place during the sitting. ‘The highest temperature recorded TEAM-l_lR8 Y_0U NEED THE TEA-
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LONDON. May 9_--The trial of Sir
Roger Casement. for high treason, in
connection with the Sinn Fein rebel-
' . y _-
lion will be public The flrsthear- Ang new-“papers t°`d“Y Pubmh P"°m|`
ing will bs in Bow Street police
court, tomorrow, when a formal
charge will be made before a police
magistrate. The real trial will be
held later before a. panel of the
judges ofthe high court of justice
and a jury.
It is understood _ that Sir Roger
intends to conduct his own defence.
The Crown prosecutors have complet-
ef. their case.
Lewis Harcourt has declined to suc-
cled Augustine Blrrell, as Chief Sec-
rotary- for Ireland, giving ill~health
as his reason. The choice for Bir-
were Killed by
'(Special to the Guardian.)
LONDON, May 9.-American Con-
sul Frost, at Queenstown, ireland, has
telographed Consul General Skinner
llere tllat he has been unable to as-
certain whether any Americans were
among the crew of the Cymric or whe-
ther the vessel was armed. He has
gone to Balltry to meet survivors and
ascertain whether any Americans
were lost. Collsul Frost's message
announced that five members of the
crew were-killed by explosion.
rloelnés' ss&°A“§BTl`i"c%;
THE STEAMER FCYMRIC
Consul Frost to Meet Survivors and
Report as to Americans on Board.
107 Men Landed ln ireland. Five
Explosion. A
(Special to the Guardian.)
NEW YORK. May 9.-At the olllces
of the Whito Star Line Monday it wa;.
denied that the Cymric was in the ser-
vice of the British admlrnlty as widt-
ly reported_ The line issued a state
nlent saying that since Dec_ 1914, tho
Cymric was solely in the service of tha-
line ill the New York and Liverpool
trade and operated solely on accoun:
of her owners. She carried no gulr:
and was simply an ordinary merchant
steamer carrying cargo between New
York and Liverpool. Early in the at
terlloon the White Star Line notiflel
that 107 men llad` landed in Ireland
from the Cymric.
_ on innings. wr
0nly one British
_ (Special to the_ Guardian.)
LONDON Ma --All London even-
nently the American reply to Ger-
many’s note on submarine warfare but
only the Westminster Gazette com-
ments on thc docunlellt. The Gazette
remarks that the German concession
agreeing to adapt methods of submar-
ine warfare to the interests of neutrals
is not in aocordallcewith Wilson’s de-
mand which it says, required abandon-
ment of submarine warfare against
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HOW GERMANY KEEPS A
HER AGREEMENTS
Paper Comments
on German Reply to American
Note. 0thers Publish Reply.
passenger and freight carrying vessels
prcsumably of all nationalities. Ii
also points out that President Wilson
refers to the submarine policy of Ger-
many as being happily abandoned yet
the Cymric has been sunk and attacks
are reported on the Clan Lyndsay and
-ich steamer Doukkala. So
far as England is concerned, however.
tho newspaper says, we can trust ill
nothing but our own power in dealing
with tho submarine. _ V
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P. E. ISLAAIIEHS
IN CASUALTY LISA
In last lllght's casualty list issued
at Ottawa, Jolln Leonard McLellan.
Summerside, reported "seriously ill,’
Arthur- H_ Phillips, Cilarlottotown,
"wounded," and Thomas Mclnnls, Wa-
terford, “woundcd.” » The Mr. Phil-
lips above rcferrcd to is rt soil oi' Mr.
Lemuel Phillips, Weymouth St.
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