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Address by mall, ifox' nancb_ 6°
Guardian Office. 4992-;i.24M3l_
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wil.|. 'rl-IE PAnTv wHo 1-00K
the riran’s skate, instead of their
owrl from the Arena last Thursday'
night kindly return it to Arena
5034-3-26M1ipd. -
GASOLINE ENoiN-E.- ws HAVE'
°“0 5 il- D. Woodpecker enginp fm-
sale. Will be sold chesp. A. Pick-
hard' & Co. Coal Dealer, Chnl-lotto.
town. 5oo5,3,z41vlsl.
SPECIAL FOR SMALL BUSINESS.;-
Hon. Col. S. R. Jenkins, in an able
speech contributed to thc- debate on
the Address on 'i‘l\ursday afternoon
and part of Friday mol_-nlng,_ after
dealing with the general questions
raised in the Speech from the Throne,
entered into a comprehensive and in-
teresting dlscussion of the important
sublect of the value of the Sana-
torium to the state and its indispen-
ssbility in coping with the great
plague of tuberculosis, and in the
course of his remarks hc gave to the
31109 feiiair shops. country stores,
small groceries. clothes-cleaning
Bil0DS~. etc.- Ono hundred printed
hlllheads with your name, business
and address for only $1.50. THE
lic-use a considerable amount of va-
luable information, proving beyond
suestiou the enormous benefit which
the Dalton Sanatorium is and will -be
GUARDIAN PRINTERY.
~ to this province. A detailed report
f ' . 4912.3.20M¢l_ c-I the Doctor's speech, so far as this
FOR SALE-MOTAR BOAT 25 FT. , highly important subject is concern-
long 5% Horse Power Engine. Suit- FLOWERS AND HQUSE pl_AN1-3 ed, is given herewith. ,
able for pleasure or fishing. Apply
J. T. lrlman, Bonshavr. .
. 4997-3-24M6ipd.
COW FOR SALE JUST FRESHENED
Apply to Robert Weeks, Winsloe.
5009 ~3 24M3lpd
Buy a can of Eilglish Fertilizer al;
see your plants grow. 15c. per can.
A. Home & Co. 4904-3-20M6i.
HORSEMEN- NOW IS THE TIME
to get your stallion cards printed at
MR. HUGHES ANSWERED
Before taking up the question be
fore the House, Dr. Jenkins said he
would answer the hon. member- for
_ __  ' ` ‘ 'run GUARDIAN Pnlivrnav. l
Vest River (Mr. Hughes) in regard
o it statement he had made in the
F05 EALE-° c°TTAGE WITH I 4E12'E`20M"‘ course of his speech in the debate.
stable on Pleasant St. Apply at 11
Pleasant Street. 4924-3-21M6lpc_i.
_ FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN A PROT-
ectograpb check writer (almost
new). also a New Era Check pro-
tector. Apply at Guardian Office.
- 4070-Mtf.
M
DIAN Pniiwrariv. we can aupii- I
4912-3-20Mtf. \
ul__-HGRAPH LETTERS ARE Bus'_ that the patronage in the matter of
mess lelle-,.8 and the only place supplies for the Militia. Department
that Produc-as them ls THE GUAR_ was entirely partizan and that the Li-
lerals were not given a “look in."
Cale exactly any lypewrlllng ln Two of the most important items in
qualllltle-S ol one copy m_50_000_ connection with the Militia were
oal and bread, and since the Militia
lad been under canvas coal had been
_ SHEETS NOTEPAPER WH," supplied by Messls. Pickald & Co and
WANTED A GOOD SMART HONEST
off-ice. _ 4685-3-6Mtf. I
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HELP wA1vl‘ED_MA1.n. 100 ...i.i..i.u.i.e..nn-.cus-ui.. }’,§§“‘,‘,,.,§’,Y,§{,',, ,,§§‘”,;;',,y“_,,,,-,,,§’_“‘ 5,
'c-garlis Messrs. Pickard and Com-
):-lny, he would ask bile hon. member
boy for muslcstore. Apply A. E.  ENVELOPES WITH PRINTED ii they were not sinpporiers of the
Toombs. 996~3-24M2i. address 50c. Guardian Office l.ibern`l Partv?
4 .
- ' _ 4035-3-31*/Iif Having congratulated the mover and
WANTED- YOUNG MAN CLERK- _ seconiier of the Address. Dr. Jenkins
S. A, McDonald. 5013,3.2fM3l. WHEAT- CARVELI- BROS Wil-L proceeded to speak of the departure
any the highest orice for good of the Duke und Duchess uf con-
WANTID- A1' ONCE. A CAPABLE "White Russian” and “White Fife' naught. commentihg on the hospita-
innn io wci-li on farm. Apply to 1*. .<lel_ivered at their warehouse in the luy ni the Duke una his great lnicresi
J. Humphrey, Wilmot Valley. “Hi iwo W98ll§- _ 4973-3°23M6i. .in Canada and (‘anadians, and refer-
_ . 4925-3-21M4lpd. Fi' -'F' _ _'I tring inappropriate terms to the death
  _ - ' , ‘ i i , h ‘
l _ LOST of the Duchess Cont nu ng o
un . __ FE- ---
ulged c-n members the importance and
I P WANTED » ascii-ahilii i keeping within -hounds
DIALE LOET A GREY WQLF ROBE' BE' in the disgussion of all questions, and
tween Tryon and. Charlottetown. regretted that some had ,been gullly
_ Finder communicate with Large 1 I th b l lt
V WANTEU... MMD F03 ¢;ENEgA|_ Bros.,'or Morris and Smith, Char- gf X_‘;"‘£lr£_'§sJ°m E Eu IEE ma Er.
.housework Apply 34 School St. l°"°l°‘""- 5025 3'26M3lpd' Speaking in reference to the war,
4986,3,23M3lpd
EST A BUNCH OF KEYS IN
_ our soldiers at the- front,kourtretuxlli~
' . l idi r , and the wor ye o e
WANTE° A GIRL' APPLY To THE [mm M Mr' J'  MEKIEEEEB OE tfllrngobyetlisepeople in connection with
Eldon }{¢le|_ Ken( Street, fice. Finder return to 41 Lower t h. ld th t t ,le-al
4981-3-2vMu  Street--rd  fewfl- I.‘F’”..§‘3.‘I.’.‘?.i.t ..‘Z..i*‘i.......“..'.i£f°2.. n..
_ . I 'I 1 -i I
; unwillingness of soldiers. after return-
wANTED'“ PUPIL NURSES' MALE VVANTED, ing from the war, to go back to the'
and forma” at the Taunton State _ l. _ Wh lhl as le could lm-¢l.|
Hospital raining School for Nurs- - lam] _ lgly lens tllvat llle young men
°°' F" 8""l°“l°" “ld"°" Dr' AE' OFFICE EEE; wANTE§l'_ dwlE ol! ERI; province were not altogether'
thur V ss Supt Taunton State Want 10 DMC HBO HH 0 C0 95'- l t l ,l l ll l, their
H°'i>“°l» E*‘l“i°"- Mlm- 1 mg” "'°f°"`°d' A' P‘“kh‘""~ ‘ff 0°" llliggiilsy nilga -lic lic-t I-,xslt-sys ish-I
8191“'uM"' mom 240' E006'E’“4M3l' share of the profits of the farm, to
i  E E . which profits they contributed. In
1 I WANTEDF' MINE’ Fox' MUEK it rcat maily instances thc voung men
. if .
To LEE' Sléglkifg me bEr°'5%0ElE.¥g;§l6lp`,l' D' who remained on the farms had no.
t ' t I I .cmellt io do their best:
'ro Lam- 'rwo Houses. APPi.v . I _“_  mg' get a Mr nhl,” ln tm..
155 E“°t°”- 4967'3`22'M6lpd WANTED EOR MOEELL NE business, slid irl thc majority of ca-
Woslerly  Fine and mild-
. , , tuie.- An Ayrshire bull iregis- Q A the '
- , _ _ _ y were there just for the liv-
TU LET* .T°RE AND UFEICE ON mmd) "°m E to 4 ,Ears om' pre iitizg tlrcv could get out of the farm.
Vi-etorl Row 4- possession May lst. fcrmrl. Communicate with John If -ui ld b dom lo show
AIIPIY lmiiilel-1 & Cl"*“""°"' McDougall' Eccmtary' Ealslgngl d tl\cE(II1ll”(llli;rm\EvhElioi.ua grgat advantage il.
r ~ 4549‘2"24Mu I , E007'3’“ M D ' .would be io him and his -buslnessto
___ __V_~__~_.____-V*  give his son su(-.ii an interest in the
"     ` ' 1 #business as to amount to all il\<‘-onli-vo
I the maximum of ills rlicrgics and
s ill. it would moan to ti lol to the
    MR-  . province. and the probicni nf 'kcoilimrl
inn young pr-nplo at homo would to.
n lar o i-xt:-nt -hc overcmnc if il
.WAS RHIREU WM UULIIY AS UB' tail. l~:.“.f“’.'.:‘;";°".."..;‘:,::t:.
, - .
0'l`T'AWA. Mafifll 24~‘*‘3l\‘ nollml and solo Interest in ii small portion
(Special tn tha Guardian.) Boi-don cabled I-lon. P. E. Biondin nl ll? ln that way thc [my would
(LONDON. March 24- The Graiul li-ifs afternoon i'rom London conveying lm cncmll-aged .lo stay nt ilpmd _
Diiko Nicholas Michanloviiilll' W" tho information that his resignation llelerrlng to me Development Com.
banished to his estate in Decolnboi' -from the Government would not bc ml,,l,l0n_ he spoke of the excellent.
for tolling Emperor Nicholas thc 'accepted and that while he was on work "ml was llelng (lone at wel.
truth concerning the situation Bhd active service the affairs of his d6~ iington in Prince County in the m_a-
inr denouncing the Rasputiu sci1u<ii\i~ pertinent would he administered hy m,l,,,l,,,,, M me., ,md brick., and
The Grand Duke relates how he wee one of the other ministers. Sir Rob- ,ll-ew the attention of hon. members
moved muoli more during the coll- nrt cabled Sir George Foster the act- to an lldverllsemenl in (he shape of
"i"i`Si1ii0i1 tlilll -tilt? Ei\'iD9"°i`- “ml IHS Prime ml"l”l°" l° the mme effect' hlotters on their desks of island-made
when feari he had gone too far ‘hc The premier commeniileih warmly in-,5°m,_ These and other industries
'wi-l to thenhimireror. "Now cali Y°“f the postmaster-genera' f°" his MBI* which might he nsiahlishcil should.
Cbirsscks, have me killed and biirled' patriotism and Slcflfiw "ld Wlsmd he said. receive the hearty support
in your llrden." The Emperor him success in any will' BCUVIU t° of all patriotic citizens, because it
merely startbd and thanked him. A which he mislii be nnsiffied- wn5_0niy by their patronage and fos-
WW ‘IAYI ‘liter UW EmD°i'°i` W0'-9 Mr. Blondln was' at his office in U10 terliig encouragement that new indus-
ihe Grand Duke ordering him to F0- Langevin bl00i¢ all ‘UW wday ‘md tries could be attempted and exist-.
iiic to his country seat. Hon. E. I.. Pateaaude Will "K0 We" ing c-lies continued. He expressed
the business 0i U10 ‘l°i’“"l“‘@`“i ‘°' the opinion that the work or the De-
morrow. it IB €XIi°Ci°d that Sl’ Ed` vslopment Commission would be oil
» - ward Kemp WI" l“°(ll"~tv| Mr'reB:g“s;“ great benefit to the province. anal
 tomorrow what h li' u es B - said that when their report was su- -
THE WEATHER' Presumbbil’ Ile Wm be “lied t° mlm* mitted to the House hon members
Tn‘rnn'A-TUBE’ Il 1‘65il‘i'|8lli ill QUEUW- N° d°“bl '"j"woilld galil some idea of 'the labour
E 'IQE MOON, ETC. will bo B fllii i'°!im°ni “nd M"°Bl°M" and valuable time which the Commis-
' in will tlliliify m°““Whll" “3 3 CQE -sion had expended In the performance
‘*°"" mending officer so that he may tn e ol lhql, dlyllel
'uonou i Merch ze..-South
an 2.37 sul; tomar-i-mv iii 1.13: it viii.
bc high’ tri-row morning at 1.45
the battalion to Ellfolle- '
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The tide vii 'be high this afternoon 4  .f - THE DALTON 8A~A_roRwM_
l ' ‘ Dr. Jenkins their proce\e_ded to ad-
End w°d“m‘V 'I' L35' ln ll 6 38 d a the House in regard to the
The sumats this even 5 mm    Dlhqilon Benatorium For the benefit
‘md l°m° * ll 9-405 I' me' t° of an of the members who mlghtl' ha ' passed a bill providing for the
W" mamml ‘I "os “E wednesdly E'-'_ ‘ not iixve been ewterprlsing enough 'toll inillpeetion of the schools in Charlotte
Et E08' - . T vlllt the Senator um and see for
The moon lets tonight 11.24. 3 ,mi to the Guardian.) ' - ln
The lm mime. oi the muon win- NL#-'ALBANY uma 24. sei-neon *“lfff_'§°"°” ‘gf ‘§:l§_“  m"‘{{_“
- . I W WH! Qfe I Q
°“ I""’d‘¥ N Ii 19"' “l 'L37 “',l.';'\'|, twenty-il" "ld “QV l’°°lg::dm‘lI°;: ‘interests of the province. he wo-ulil
Thvrdiili. n on u s - (1 bali v one' _ ._
‘i°r» M¢roii'.EfE»'l°l'iEilg0i"- m' `l(ill>'i°: ihluresnllv A ='°"“‘ "“‘°" im’ l»'vlr'iIlu‘l§»“I`i'<lul»iTiIIeil2's‘lEiiT;¥°('l'li';§2
The ionltli' bf today will be twelve yuwrdny swept over New Alblnya photognnm' lt md He lménuonea'
hours and thirty-three minutes. - Mmoiighing scores of residences all '"0 than or sm.mrl._ one of which
eevofii i“d“°"'l°l ""“t° wee tile Dalton Bariatol-fum. showin
‘ '-.-.~°--'---------‘ .-.--------- 'ure epieiiuiii uuiuiiiir can its irichires-
Mlnard’s Lltillnent cures eil". liti-
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"mule Llniment euros teetheohs. que-surroundings.) The Leader of
as a means of education. and this edu-
ltles and Experience.
this provlrlce was. It was difficult
compel the doctors throughout the
province to report cases; but his es-
tilnate would be bout one thousand
reports of last year there were 105
deaths from tuberculosis, which was
a .large percentage In a thousand cu-
ites,-one to tent. Besides these 105
deaths from tuberculosis. there were
tage of deaths from iuberculc-sis, and
tics to show 1 e terrbls toll of life
illrougliout the world, -but lie would
confine himself lo this province. where
the pe:'<‘entage‘ of deaths frc-ni this
disease, he said, was too high. To.
arrive ut s0me‘conclusiol1 its te tile'
loss of the state through the deaths:
of its citizens. they must. necessaril_v‘
Place some monetary value on the ill-
dividual. Now the value of an ill
dividilal to the state could not be
less than $1.000 or $1,500. unil they
would ai once see that the loss which
y 0.
sed on the higher valuation and $100.-
oil the lower. This wasa severe
loss. apart altogether from other con-'
sideratlcns. it might sound hypo'
tlletlcal. but some value nlust be plat:-'
ed on the citizen, and $1.000 to $1,500
could not be considered all extreme
estimate. , |
1
EDUCATING THE PUBLIC.
Proceeding. the Doctor pointed out
that tuberculosis is to a certain ex-;
tent a prcvcntible disease which is
nurtured in ‘ignorance and squalor,|
and one lnlportarrt step towards its
arrest and final eradication was'
through education of the public. This
education might be given bc-th through
the public schools and -by lllealls of
-the Sanatorium. The Sanatorlunl was
valuable not only as lilo dircct nlealls
ol trcamcnt and cure. but _also as
a potent facto-r in educating tho pub-
lic. lt wus a fact' that sallatoril-l
had been ercctcd throughout the Ulri-
tsd States as well as Canada largely
cation had 'proved to he of lirilncllsc
value in reducing thc percentage of.
deaths from tubcrciili-sis. The Lead-
cr Qi' the Opposition had lrlallc tho
stn`i.einon.t thai. tho Dalton é~lalla1ol'iul:il
would cost thc roillltr_vS 20,000 li your.
There was no truth in the statement
and absolutely no gruullii for ll. Til(-.
cost was not $20.00() rior was it at all
llkciy to bc. But xzrallflng, for thu
sake of argument, that it would i-out
that amount, llr. Jenkins oontondnii
fthat to save nvcil ii few lives to the
province the lnollcy would be well.
spent. li' such it sum of money woroli
spent on the Sailatorlum In tho treat-l
mont oi' tuberculosis. and a small por-
coniage of the cases that went there
could be cured. it would be money
eminently well spent, and money
which they had iro right to grudge
spending.
Mn. sci.i_'s |MPnAc'r|cAei.s‘
SCHEME.
I
Tire Leader of the Opposition. in-
condemlng the Sanatorium, had pro-
posed air alternative scheme which.
while it might he of some benefit, was ,
utterly impractlcabls ami one which.
had he reflected for a moment, he
wouid never have suggested. He arl-
vocated the inspection oi schools, the
appointment of trained nurses who
would travel over the cohrtry and at-
tend to patients at their homes, and
argued that the money devoted to_the.
Sanstorluui would be better spent in
that way. Sc far as Inspection
of schools was concerned, he quite
agreed with Mr. Bell, but he was
afraid that gentleman had pu-1 the cart
before the horse. Medical inspection
of schools was it subiject which had
been brought up time and time again
In the House. and this Government
town. wliile tliere was a nurse who
was doing Qxcellent work in the City
in, connection with the Dispeilsary;
but education must come of necessity
through the saustorlum. -which had to
set the example. The sarietoriuili.
said the Doctor. was practically an
educational institution. and ,flfotie pa-
tients who were cured and discharged
were in realit graduates who 'colfld
cases, and over 130 deaths. In the'
97 from pneumonia, 126 from old age,|
12 from spinal meningitis, 5 from psi--I derable amount of travelling ovel- the
ltonitis. A large percentage of these country. ill the third place, in the
cases were tuberculnr, so tllat the to-I lllajority ot’ cases of tuberculosis the
tal number of des-ths from tuberculo- iliscase is more or less accentuated, if
sis would be approxinratcly 120. Tilis,' not actually caused. by the sanitary
said the speaker, was a large percen-' conditions sul-roliuding the sufferers,
it
whit-ll tu-hel'clllosis levied every year'
i
Desire  ist umrisss I
Col. Jenkins, M.D., Reviews .Sanaiorium Question Showing
Necessity of Suchf an Institution in 0r‘iIer to Successfully
Cop_e with the White' Plague. Riddles' Mr. BelI’s'Alter-
native Proposition' as Inconsistent with Medical Author-
tha Opposition, colltlnueri the Dector,' hi disseminating the knowledge gain-
ill speaking on the subject of the Sana-I cd by them and giving the benefit of
torlum--which soenied‘1o_ him -to bo a their experience to others
sort of nightmare to that geutlernan-' Mr. Bell's scheme. if put into prac-
repeatcd some of the old statements: tice, would cost the province an enor-
whlch he .had made last year, for no' iiloua amount of money, while the re-
spparent reason but to have another' suit would be extremely unsatisfac-
opportunl-ty of mlsrepresenting things. tory. He suggested that these nur-
Mr. Bell had asked him what the ses should deal with acertain number
num-ber of cases of tuberculosis in'oi’ cases each and should be empow-
ered to enforce their directions by
to get the exact num-ber, said the law. In the first place. this might
speaker, as these cases were not al-‘involvc a serious encroachment on the
ways reported by the doctors as. they li-berty of the individual, for a nurse,
should be. it was not required, ex-l no matter how experienced and how
cept in a city, -and tlis law did not_ efficient, nifglrt easily impose regula-
tions which would be irksome and in
many cases impossible. in the se-
condplace, it would require a vast ar-
my of these nurses to cover the en-
tire provlnce in any way satisfactor-
ily, and the litillty of their work
wulil be doubtful. Trained nur-
ses of the kllid required would have
to be paid at least three dollars a
day. and would have to do a consi-
and to llllder take- the treatment of
li. was obvious that some efiicielltirases lil such circumstances would he
means of coping with the disease was absolutely hopeless. unless a radical
imperative. He could quote statls- lnlprovenleirt in those r-onrllilolis were
effected. which would me-all qllife an
expenditure of inoiiey. it was obvious,
Dr. Jenkins pointed'-out, that treat-
ment ol’ s patient in ii private home
rouill not possibly be as satisfactory
and as efficacious as at all institu-
tion devoted exclusively 10- the stud -
und treatment of any particular dl-
sease. Even Ili ll llonle of average
means, a patient could ilot receive the
same skilled and ulii'e'nlittinE iliieli'
tion that could be given in a sanato-
i-lum, and when it was taken intn`
f~onsidel‘atic~n -that ABSOLUTE
this province sustained hy the rava-l CLEANLINESS, PURE, wi-i0\_E.
HHS °i tuberculosis aioue would bo re- some Ain, AND REGULAR, svs-
nresftnted D the sum of $150.00 ha- 'rEMA'rlc DIETING wereibe first
essentials to the successful combat-
ring of tuberculosis, hon. members
could easily see for themselves what
un exceedingly sllni chance the poor
lnall of scailty means had of recovery.
compared with his more fortunate and
better-circumstanced lielghbc-s, if the
scheme- of the Leader of the Opposi-
tion were carried illto egect. Witll
an institution such as the Dalton Sa-
natoriunr. however, every mall had
the same chance.
The Leader of the Opposition, con-`
tinued Dr. Jenkins, had made tho
statement that the Government should
not have accepted the offer of the hon.
member for Tlgnislr. He would re-
mind Mr. Bell that that offer was
iuada to Legislature upon the floor of
the House whilst Parliament was in
session, and that a vote of thanks
which was moved to the lion. Sir
Charles Dalton for his splendid muni-
ilcelice was cordially seconded by his
predecessor. thc into Mr. Ricliards.
who was Loader of the Opposition at
that timc. ilu would ask the Lead-
or of the Opposition this question: If
the offer had been made to him (Mr.
Rell) as Leader oi' the Government
what would llc have dollc? Tho hon.
member for Port lllll had also stated
lllai. the Uuveriluiciit “filched $7,000
from the people- of this proviilce."
'l‘ilis was a _serious c.hlll‘go to make,-~
that the Govcriinlciil. slolc $7,000 from
thc people to support, ilio Sanatorium
'I`hn alle-cations and liilschiovous sian-
ilcr which tlio)l.oiulcr of the Opposi-
iion had sci. in motion. said tho Doc-
ior. hall already been olfcctivoly
llc-ali. with by other members. and
.lcuvillg the llc-ll. gentleman to ponder
.anti rcflcct upon his conduct, llc would
_quote some authorities to prove the
.,zi°eiii. value oi' the sanatoritim as a
means of preventing the spread of the
dread disease oi' tuberculosis, and the
noble service- it renders the public,
wherever it may be, in the matter of
education. Dr. Jenkins then pro-I
-ceeded to quote from Franci|ie’s
“PULMONARV TUBERCULOSISS
ITS MODERN A`ND S`FEClALl8l\D
TREATMENT," referring particular y
to Chapter X. on Prophylaxis:
"The prophylaxis or prevention of
tuberculosis is so essentially related-
to the treatment that s discussion of
this phase oi' the subject is called for.
People evrywhere are alive to the pre-
ventable character of this disease, and
never before has -both lay and pro-
fessional lnterest in this phase of the
subject been more widespread. It is
Interesting to review briefly certain
figures of an omcial character. show-
ing the incidence of this disease. icroiii
the United States Census reports Nol.
11 and 12. we find that fri the year
1890, 102,199 people died of con
sumptinn; in the United States, a p -
portion of over 12.000 per 100%
fini-ins. in lsoo. 111,059 lieopie ii
nf consumptioir; a Drollort on of eve;
io.noo per 1oo,ooo desi s. ri will,
seen that over a hundred t ousttpil
lives are lost s year throng this
drélid dread' disease; or, to but it _a
little differently, one death out of
every ten is caused by consul_n'p_tlofi.
In fsct. more.people_ die of consump-
tion than of scarlet fever. viuidslls
typhoid fever, diphtheria. whooping
cough and influenza all put together.
be of irlcslculsble value to the country
. (Continued on Page Three.)
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v
THE GREAT
(Special to The Guardian.)
NEW YORK, March 24- increased
peril to the so-called Hindeirburg line
of tile' Germans in northern France
I'
till, La Fere. and (Leon is indicated
by 1oday's Paris official statement.
The French are continuing their
‘strong pressure from St. Quentin to
the Aisne and have driven through to
the Oisc' River, directly north_of La
Fore at some points. Apparently they
have gained control of high grounds
in this region and are able to com-
mand tlie city with their big guns.
GERMANS FLOODED LA FERE.
'That the Germans were despairing
1' holding lla Pere, the key point in
he new line, was indicated by last
iglit‘s announcement that they
had opened siulce gates and flooded
the city. The new French advance to
Ofse can ‘hardly fail to make the
place' be more difficult to hold. Fur-
ther progress also has been made
by the French further to the south-
east on the east bank of Ailette Rav-
er. west of Laon. where the Germans.
while still falling back towards their
new line, are apparently offering il
stiff resistance. Paris military critics
also pointed lo a German peril here
wlle`re`1he lei'I end ot' the German line
ut Si. Gobaln is thlratorled with mu-
flanking. ~
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GENERAL HAIG’S TROOPS AD-
VANCE AGAINST STRONG
RESISTANCE.
Lust reports from the Britislr end
oi' the line also inillcated' strong Ger-
man resistance, bul re'i:or'ded also
filrthel' advances for General Halg's
forces, notably in the region to the
southwest of Ai-ras. '
ill part. at least, the (leriuans re-
tirement lil l-`1'ance,'iilny br' explained
by the'odicial statement oi’ the new
Russian War Minister, in which it
is announced that the' Germans are
concentrating great quantities of
munitions, supplies and men on the'
northern end of the Russian front.
The Teuton offensive ill the future ill
this important but long neglected
wal' area. is thus lndlca.tc`d`. Field
Marshall l-lindcnburg, -who is credited
with establishing thc new line in the
west is classed as it believer in the
‘theory tllat thc decision in the' war
can be best gained by it campaign on
the eastern i‘1‘onf. against Russia.
Meanwhile, the Russian provisional
governrment continues its efforts to
strengthen the defensive measures of
the nation.
ACTIVITY ON CANADIAN FRONT.
(SpecIal.to The Guardian.)
CANADIAN ARMY IIEADQIIART-
S IN FR/\N('E' March 24- (By-
.ERC - .
Stewart Lyon.)- The 'cneliiy varied
his activity on the Canadian front
this morning by exploding a mine'
which formed a considerable crater
in this already_»much churnod»ui>. rc-
gion. They made ,but llttlo out ofthe
enterprise as our liloii were ' 'on the'
alert and proceeded lminiodiair-.ly -to
organize the crater, 1-lim-<1 illcli there'
has boon Iircroaoiilg gun-fir.
CANADIAN CASUALTIEB LIGHT.
Our losses ill all thc raids and other
small affairs of the twn weeks have
been notably light and the health of
the troops is excellent. Battalions
which come out for rcs-t are almost as
fit as those going in.
FRENCH M`A|'(E FURTHER GAINS.
(Special to The Guardian.)
PARIS, March 24 Noon.- South of
St. Quentin the French mulls gains
last night and` also reached the west
bank of the 0lse', north of La. Fore.
They also gained ground on the Ail-
ette River. ’
TROUBLE, IN TURKEY.
(special in The ous-alan.) `
ATHENS, March 24- Reports from
Turkey state that a mass levy order
for troops is causing trouble through-
out the empire.
BULGARIAN REGIMENTS DESERT.
(special to The Guardian.)
LONDON. Mai-ch 24- several sul-
plies. . _
_ 
I
(SQQOIII to (Ili Ulllfillllll 1
. na -iiiormrs, rows, ngrcii at-.ri-we
is to be pieced on it war basis and
ip take! a census of avilable :Tn and
an inventory of materials- use for
iepedliag aggressive warfare. '
Mlnerd'| Llnlment euros distemper.
unnlng through Camhral, St. Quen»-
garian regiments' are reported to llavol
deserted because of friction over sup»l
7-<. ..
orrtrisivt
  on wesrrliri FRONT
Allies Continue Their Pressure Success-
fully and are Now Nearing 'La-Fefe,
the 'Key in the New Line. The Ger-
mans have Flooded the City,Evidenily
Being Unable to Hold it.
I BRITISH OCCUPY ROISEL.
(Special in The Guardian.)
LONDON. March 25 A British offi-
cial statement -says the British have
occupied the vilage of Roisel in the
Somnic. Rolsel lies seven miles east
of Peronne. in heavy fighting at Beau-
metz and Cambral, the' Germans after
strong attack gained' a footing, but ii
British counter-attack drove them out.
Progress was made on a front of u
mile and a half to the southwest ll-ml
west of Ecoust, St. Mihiel, southwest
of Cioisalles. A successful mid was
made cast of Arra-s where the ene-
ray’s second line was reached.
HINDENBURG LINE CRACKED.
TWO FORTS TAKEN.
(Special to The Guardian.)
PARIS, March 25- Two advance
forts in the defensive s-ystélli of L8
Fare* a strong point on the Hllrden-
burg line, have' been captured by the
French who also ,occupied the west
bank of the Ofse River from the out-
skirts of l.a Fere as far north as
Vendeuil. u distance ol' four ini'le‘s._
~. r
szvenaumone vil_l.AeEe
capfuneb.
(Special to The Guardian.) _ '
The official statement. also sa-_vs
Ahat. several villages. on -the Ealsi,
Bank of the Ailette River also have
bseii taken and' the German 
guards driven back. Filrfher progress
was made lasi, night towards Sl.
Quentin and the Region North of Sols-
sons. Paris of the German ire.-aches
ih Malancourt Wood. in the Verdnn
Region, were _£apt;u_r_ell. __ A
BERLIN ADMITS RETREAT.
(Special to The Guardian.) ‘
BERLIN. March 25- German rear-
guards engaged with hostile toms
near Beaumetz and Roisel and east of
(lrosat Canal have fallen back accord-
ing to orders after inflicting losses.
Army Headquarters announced.
GERMAN REPORT.
(Special to the Guardlon.)'
BERLIN, March 24- The Socialists
of Russia demand that the ox~Czar
be indicted.
sPAN|sH same: aaron-rso
_ si-lov. ,
(Special to the Guardian.)
MADRID, March 24 - 15,1315 Ai-
phonoso received a wire ay that
Prince' Friedei-ich Kari, had been shot
down over the British lines.
WILL PROTEST AGAINST
GERMAN BARBARISM
(Special to The Guardliih).
PARlS,'Mer. 25-'-The French _Gov-
ernment will protest tb Neutrals
against German acts of Barbsnlsm in
destroying villages etc.
MIINOR FIGHTING IN
` ITALIAN FRONT
_-M-» `
(Special to The Guardian.)
ROME, Mar. 25-An official state-
ment says that bad weather has in-
terfered with Artillery Activities on
the Treatlno front. Minor fighting is
reportc-ti from other fronts.
BERLIN REPORT
(Special to The Guardian.)
BERLIN, Mar. 25-On the Russian.
Roumanian and Macedonian fronts.
only Artillery and raiding activities
are reported by headquarters. Lively
Artillery activity is reported' from
Flanders and Artoiee fronts.
BERLIN REPORT
_.._..
(special in The Guardian) , _
saRLlN, pier. 25-Reports"-‘-s_d_y
that tthe Bi-iitiilh and étslle grelick' 
seven een a rp sues y er ly. `
plementaly .report into this e'fI.¢`i‘it&
says there is artillery actrvité be-
tween the Somme and Cront saal.
cisco(/ss oumhi. PLAN.
(Special to the Gusrdiamlih
MADRIID, March _24-- A p _.of
supplying Hun submarines; sui't=0\l3ii1~
ing spain and Portugal nassaui) ic-
covered. `
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west'-lllfzlalroiv. 'Reich sig '- ‘axe
United States refuses till it
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