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NDAY, 'MAY 28, 1917 \
88.50 Por Veer (Delivered) In Advance
|250 For Your (Mailed) In Advlnco In Condo. Ind ULN
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  SPIE-S IN
THE utiiTEn STATES.
Berlin Knew Port oi
Flotilla I-‘our llays Alter Ships llad Sailed.
As Result Intended
Germans but the Plotilla-llad Been Warned'
and Passed Sately 'through '
MR. B10-F0Uli“ 
  Aot>iiEss COMMONS
Destination ot the U.S.1Conscription Bill Will he Presented this
Port was Mined by’ [t¢ti||¢T|_
WASlllNG'I`0N.- l\‘our days before
the American destroyer ilotilla ar-
rived abroad, Berlin kitew it was ou
its way, to what port it was going
and the day before the vessels steam-
ed into Queenstown German submar-
ines had strewn iuitics itbotit the liar-
bor entraiice.
.'l`lils stat't.liiig ittt'oi'inat.iott reveal-
ing that (leiinaii spies not only still
are at. their work iii this cottiitry
but‘t.itat, tiiey ltave tt swii't and sui'-it
moans of cointiiuiiicating Anierit-a's
war secrets to the l<`alitci'iaittl, canti-
tf, the navy tlepartiuent to-il.i_v lu it
cabiegrani t`ront Ilear-Ad-ntirzil Sluts
at London.
Tito Admiral said his iut`ot~itiattt-ti
was positive. liis despatch was not
ntatlo public and for obvious re;isoit.~t
nc-tliint; will be tiiven out coticeritliig
how the news catite iitt,, ltis |t<issT:s-
sion nor aboitt thc precitutioiis
which defeated the Gertttnifs plans
and enabled the tlotlila to spec-.i
safely through the mltte fields.
immediate publicity was give-i the
spies and to eiupitasize the necessity
for absolute secrecy in . cottttnctiott
with itaval operations ot' shipping
movements. .
No c-fllciai would continent, toniaht
on ilie possible' moaits by which iltc
iiews was ifotiveyetl to (lcrttiztttv. it`
it, did not go front ti secret \vii'clt,ss
plant it'tuust ltitvr lim-tt T-tit-ri(-_tt in
sonic- code despatclt whit-ii the Allied
vigilattco iii;-tit ot the ccitsorsiiip -a
oi' i-vcr_v agency of the ttovortintt-tit
brett coiitiuctcil with tho espionu',,e
work ot' thc goverttnicut is titider ar;
rest or under surveiliattee. Other :ir-1
salient fact, however, the dep:Tr=.-
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OTTAWA- Hon. A. J. Balfour.
iii-itislt Secretary of Foreign Affairs,
will address the (lomntoitt-rs and Sei.-
ators Monday. Sit' Robert Borden
is expected to complete tlic- re~orgaii-
ization of his Goveritinent this we-ek.
The Conscriptiott measuie will he
ready for pt'es'e~ntatloii not ‘later than
Thursday and probably sooner.
Sir Wiiiritd Laurier h\:s not yct
inode' public his Tlecisioit ott the (‘ou-
scriptioit Titeasiirc. With iiiiciiiii-ies
Week. -Sit' Wi|it‘lti’s- Attitude Noi Yet
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and ' itiembcrs ovorse-.ts the Govern-
itteitt. ltas ti inajority on a straight
party vote in the (Zoiittiioiis ot' about
Zili. They wi-ii have about the same'
vote oit (‘.onscription, even it' Sir
Wilfiid opposes the tue-asure, al-
though the defections from the
l~‘rcuch (laiiadian Ctittst-t'vative ele-
uir-.tt will be no ntore serious than was
expected. These' detcetioits will bc
cotiiiter iiaiziiieed by l.liti~'rai support
and Lllierai ahsettticcs.
cable ccitsors ,pttsscii as iititotfcttt. E
The rt-suit will in- to i't~dotiiiie the T
` tid _ | | I . L
eitgntzeil in rooting out the spy s_v.~'», , .
tctrt. iilvcry (lcritian kttotvn to ltaivt- '
,-051,4 may ft~,.1|0W at ,my time “mtl The following delegates' to tite‘ bcrta and wlto is wt-il known in
“ow that ,lm (.(,u,,||.y is m Wm. nmtiWin-tiiC~Wat‘ and (‘a'naili.tu I’iiity l’ritir~e< l'1<l\v.trtl island its a lettdiitu'
th.. |~(.\-(.|;,g;,,,, ,,|~ its 5....,-nm nmyl l.eagtit>. (loiii'et'ctice at Moitlreai rc- :t1.:i'it»tiltiit'ist, rcspoinicil on licitult’ of
m(;_m (tt-nth to its sgtitm-,T "mt _<(,1.t._ ittriicii Saturday night: lityv, .l..l. tho iit_\it-tqati-s to the atiliiri-.-ts ot' \vi-i-
it-|~,c, swift mltli,-]m]¢.|1¢_ “mit-)\|t,|¢T.|tyT,%lci)oi};liti,__il_t_!v. i{.R(‘. l;1l_<¢l’(i_:eT';_<>i;. cot_u_e teitilcrctl by tit_<~ _T\la_vor.
will tm tit-nt out to un, Qonvtq-tgtt ev. r. <ti ertott, ev. . . `ii- "tc party pi'oref-.et by iraitt to
Spy; t E |ioii, (lol. il. M. l){tvison, Messrs. W. the Kent House at Moittmc-rency Fails
M0" ngw in Custody gpg;-tttgd wlttgt W. Stanley, Joliit Mclienita, I). A. iviierc a stituptitotts itiiiclieon was
the United States was it itotttrtti. McKittitr.-n,`N<1ii McI.t-od, in-. tina- t>lll`V@.vc<l. The usual total its. \\'a:~'
mg-nf, making clear that its purpose-i Spying uc-w is likely to lead to gal- ltaii, and _i).K. (‘.urrie. The rleiegatos disposed ol', it picusiiii.; anti uuii'|tii~
were to let tite people knr.-w ‘if tht. lows instead ot' detention iitiurt- put in a strenuous time front their feature of _which was it response de-
nctivity and success of Teiitor|i::A ers. arrival in Motttreal to the date of iight.t'tili_\- p;tven b_\' it latiy~Mrs_ Han.
their departure, there being ntrrtiittzs ttiiigtoii ol' Vietorizi, ii.t‘., to thc
,__._._._._..-_..-_._.,.- ...... -~.-_-_-_~_-_~_-.----.»s_-.~.-.-.-~--:.-:.-.-.-.--.---Y--_-:V-~=.--V-»-»:.-ff-.----.-~_=-----~f morning, afternoon and night each toast “'i`lie l.'tdif‘s." .-\t'tcr inspec-
|iAl|ANS MAKE ‘T
ANOTHER Bill HAUL
(Canadian Press Despatch.) A
ll()Ml<1.--'I`ltree tlioitsaiitt tive ltiiti~
dretl prisoners and further pt~ogt'css
in the (larso front. tlglitlng was aut
nounced ,as the latest acitlevetneiitsl
of the Italien offensive in the otlieiaif
war ellice report this afternoon. Mitch.
material wagtplso 1-.aptu-red.
(Canadian Press Despatch.)
Tl0ME.- Tito important. heights at
the head oi' the Puliiva Valley were
carried by the italian Ildiue lirigadc
today. 438 prisoners were taken and
many guns. Yesterday we <-arrictl =\_`
strongly fortified hill soiitltwi-.st i~
Sanguine. 10 guns were captiireii
and 812 prisoners iiicluitiitg Ii-tt) otit-
cers. _
VIENNA ADMITS SERIOUS OPPO-
` SITION.
(Canadian Press Despatch.)
VIENNA VIA l.0Nl)ON.-- Violent;
fighting eo-ntiitucti Friday on tlte Jit-
iiun front, says the official statement
issued tonight 'by Aiistrol-liiitgarian
lieadttiiarters. Tite lighting Wil”
heavy yesterday between Plava and
Gorizia as well as oit thc Parse. No-
ver in the t.wo years oi' lighting _has
the heroic lzonso aiTiu_v had to tacit
greater et'|'orts ol' titt-. etit~itI)’. >il\.\'=~i ill"
report.
BRITISH MAKE FURTHER AD-
VANCE.
(Canadian Press -Despatch.)
LONDON.--(Special)-Oiliclttl com-
munication llritish: "0tir liuc has
been advanced slightly west and
no-rtitwest `of I-‘oiituiiielhcs-t‘roii-illles.
VW i~ai'ried out. it sttccesst`iil raid this
morning iioi'tiiwcsi ot' \\'_vtsciiacti- and
sectirctl prisoiiei's.”
TEN GERMAN PLANES BROUGHT
DOWN.
Many air rcconnitlssanccs and ltoiu-
fbarilitig raids were carried otit Yi’-ii'
terday. in the itir lighting tive (ter-
tnan iiirplaiii-.ii wt-ro brought down illlll
Hvo others driven down out of cott-
trol. Five ol’ our bipiancs are itiis-
sing.
ENEMY AIRPLANES BADLV WORS-
TED.
(Canadian Press Despatch.)
PARIS.-(0illciai)-intermittent ar-
tillery actlons occurred along the
greater pert: oi’ the front. An enemy
surprise attack on our small P0318.
northeast of Vnuxaitlcn. fHll<‘T‘1l- NMA"
of our batteries we dispersed Ettcniy
coitcentradlons. On the daYH ‘lf
May 22, 24 and :'25 our pilots hrouglll
di.-Tvtt ten- enemy alI'Pll\ll9*‘-
Seventeen other Tmachines were
forced to land inside their own lines-
ln tho course of numerous bombard-
tnetttl cerrleti out by Escadrlils in
tho samafpnrlod tlte railway stt\ll0l\ii
nt Mars' Latour, Chambley. (`T0“"“"°“-
Coiizttt:-in and Anzy and llivoutis ltt
the region of Loan and 0lh¢‘T\‘ D150”
wt\re'll0n\barded with mum' i)"°J“c'
iiieTT.~ -A tom or 13.000 klleii Ol °X'
ploiilvetl was dropped cousins l`0“>*|
ticrabie deimlge.
GERMAN ATTACK REPULBED-
(Uonldien Preu Despatch.)
LoNDoN.- nrititot tt-oops in the
Lensaioctor of the battle-front lil
Francrllst night reillllllefl “ G""“f““
nttnck elst of Leos says the otiicilll
statement.
(Canadian Press De|P°*°"')
BERLIN VIA LONDON.-- Tile Om'
Westminister Apartments for tho past j
wth; goin-rttl tuztiiagt-i' of the wlioic :.\
lit-.ttdtttiiirters will bt- at (‘ocltraiio. W.
ussistaiit.
at 4.35.
The ntoon sets tomorrow moriiiiig
at 12.43. _
There was it new moon on Siineuy.
May 20th at 7.47 p.m. _
The first quarter of the moon will
be on Monday, May 28th at 6.34 ll-lll-
'l`he length of today will be tlftccii
hours' and seventeen minutes. ,
‘Minors-l'| Llnlmant cures topthachn. E
RUSSIAN POSITIONS BOMBED.
(Canadian Frou Detlnlidl-)
PETROGRAD VIA LOl\i')0N- Dur-
ing the past few days Geriiian aircraft
have dropped bombs oit ttnvits situa-
ted ott the Danube. '
S|X SWEDISH STEAMERS SUNK.
(Canadian Prell Despatch.)
l.()NI)0N.-- Six Swedish steamcrs,
have been sunk while on voyages
cial ltltcment -tltis evening HBYH 0"
the wntem _front the usual lllillllllli
activity' was liipiayed. -
from Sweden to Vineland in the Bal-
tic sea.
dev and a great deal ot' important tint: the ntagniticcitt Zoological coi~
biisiiiess was titiitsaetcti 'i‘li<~ dclt ioit .it this l ti c p.
.
A;  ; "  ' . . .  iect' ' .' pit ‘~ tit. rirty left
gates cxpi‘css tlt<.ntselvcs as deliglt- for Qticlict- city trlicrt they ivcro
T . , T . - - ~ , -, ~ . , . . .. » .-
ted with the unlimited iiospittlitv .tt- limited io ntl ohst-iv.ttioti _ tiiivc
eil titctit iii tic t o 'tion T ttiotinil thc vciict'alil<- and liistiiric ca
cot'tl.. . _' i I‘it_v .t` .` trtui.' ‘
i~‘ri;-m he arrival ot' the first ileiefitti->' itll-ll
i l-. -
on Motititiy to the iriosc ot thc cotivt-ti- i"i'o~ut Qttivltee tiic pui't_v relurnctl to
tion cverytiiing that cotild be doin- Montri-al bv one ot' thc palatiai
E-FIET?.rX“?[:|;l?vv§i£g=`;3p°1;é;T't'aas for tii`ent in the way ot` ciitci'taittTiieitl -*=_it'.itttct's oi’ the 1 (_)lllar_io -ilicltliii-ii
h______ __Omim_d _‘U his mom’ at' UU, was done. 'i`ltc i:ovcrttitieiit ot' tiic l_<-'lllltillI.\’. (in |i\l2_~' trip tho i~Ixt~t-ii
" ` pri.-viitixr. of Qiiclu-.c had voted $7,500 ltvc were etiilllgfftl Ill Hllilllllll-1 Ull lil"
' . . . ' . . -' T . < ` - T ~ ' 1
3;-5., -mf-355;, -5; gg----»;g;¢;; :‘.f;.‘J‘:T.:.f.:a:i“t'.;,.a." .:2;..:.t:i.;_:I..a::::. ;f.:.‘.‘l.:::;.°.11:. 2?.. 'tt..:‘:.:tt:;:t;.‘.‘,.  ...silt
__g__i`__ in __ short time iroiitriliutions front private ctti'/.entt_ ing. _ _ _
‘ ` ` ' - _'_ On M0nday the .ntetitbers of the Ex- Special iitettttoti sliotiid ‘lic made ot
’°""’°7"l""" octttivc front the ftit't'T~r<=itt pt-ovint-vs thi' iiiugiiiiiceiit roads ci Que-itei' in
to thc ttutrtber of about "10 tvcte con Quebec ptovincft tlteic is .1 ('(‘mini~.
mu   v0_v,,,|' by automobile.-i vfiTont lvloittroal sioue_t~ not of _roads but] of Good ‘lloziils
to ’l‘itrec itivers wlivre at civic tor-ep- .intl Judging tioiu tlte samples shown
tloit was teiiderrii in thc La Salle the ileiegates he justifies his titlc.
A1-atlciity with-li was placed at the dis- i~‘rotn Mt.-_ttrval to Queh_ct- city. at dis-
p sal ni' the citv iiris " lines- of itcztrlv "O0 titties thc roads
iliotitcts Aiuoug the streak:-is tt welt' ot totttitte .ind .is sntootlt and
 or . _ by the t‘ .ti.iti .. . _ _ ~ .. - .
  this iccetttioti tvcrc the hliuyttiw .anti cifau as the its-sit .~;ti‘ci-ts -in any city
.___ (‘ity i»`atltct's, l't'e'tttit»|~ i\1atliivsoit rcs- tilt tht' t‘iiutiitt-tit. |iiotii‘\1i.\;1ti't-til ti_t
. -  -"--   it"
0fpf]~A\\T/\__..H,,,, |.‘|-nut( (‘m~|Tt-;\|\T- pciitiiiig on iiiii.t_it oi tlir\_ iicligutce-. litter _itt_t<~is, ti_o tit_Ts_i it ititilu
mm ,|,.,.i,|¢.d (0 ,mpmnl 'wo g(.\\..,-,.1 After the rot't\ptioti_ at review ol thc roatis were tin this _Tit-i-.i..tott ilt-txiimtcd
nmn.\,,.,..uf||,,-.gm-,.|-,,m,.,,l ,-;,;1\v,,\T_,_ t‘;iiie|s was \viti1<>s.~ici| lt‘oni the gal- not only with iititttiug anti the tiugs
.|.lH,`_Af_l'i'_`,_. nl- '|,. I, (;“'|Miu_t,_ w”|,,, let-_v ovt-riookitig the t'et't'c:itioit ol' all tin- .\llif-.~'. triiiitipltal art-itt.'.
` " ` ' . grottiids. 'l‘lie t-eccptiitti was brought iteartitp, words Tit' wt-li-T-ttte and loyal-
_ _ . _ . . . ,`., to :i clout- li_v ‘t Ttttagtiiilceitl bainittct. ty bitt cs|ii~iziail_\ with the stiiiliittt l'u-
"'.""l "JW bpm; my"l"d` (QA ,:,|\;i§»|.',,'_ At, this ltittiqtti-Et speeitiics were iuaile ces o|` tltoitsatiils upon titottsaiiils of
Wm hu Hmmm "E`"“l€’e{| gf’ I1 _ by repre.~ieitttttives t'i'oiii all the prov- ttteti,__woiiieii and ciiiiii_t'cii in gala ut-
mem "‘;H“'“y” hfag( 0 nmu;  inces, Rev. J. J. MeI)c-itald and Rev.‘ tire and all waving ttags and sin.-ating
renee rver, w c mea s e .-I , . , . ., ~ ,_ .. 1, , ( ,| .T» -H, (-1|,,,
_ . l. (. l~iiitoit speftkiit tot Prince lid we coint. to Jtimec.. it o ei.,t.
("’l""ml Railway. and Aw feeders mi ward island. g A and (‘otivciit studeiits in tiicit' ills-
‘Wu “S ul" _E’r":"c I_"‘|wam." Islam: Front Three itivers the party went. tiiietivti custutncs filled the air with
lllllwlly- lil* 10”* ‘|“”i' ‘"5 W’ 'O “ ty T >- it  -t- l -' ini-it'uinciit'tl iuusic and sou' 'is the
y lioai. t.o Qiii.bi.t,. air. .t so t.ti.ic . i . . . . t., .. .
iomrloll. - ~ ‘ ‘ > ' :e.‘.'iot of _'ix - aiitomuiilcs sit-.tl
W _ _ __ _ ___ __ ________ ____p0_______| was a ptibiit. reception iii tlte (_ity ptot ss t _ ~_l__\_ _ i 1 _ l _
|t_ | _ Tat 5 Tas - ‘ . I-ittiil teitdoreil bv the Mayor and (ity aiotttf All- “‘/"ll pau, .intl at "till-ll ills-
gvtieral tttaituget' ot govt-i'ttiticiit__i':iil_ (.mlm_mm.,_,_ lf,-oft-¢<sti|~ l{link who in taitces apart oti their mis:-iioit tz-f t‘a-
Wili/S W‘lSt 0’ N- |<f\W"""""- “““ h'-‘ ifotitiectcil witlt the Utiivet-sity of Al- iiaiiian utiit_\'.
A, , t‘ownit.lias liceii ittitwitllctl HS lllfi .-_-.-.-.-_-_-.-_-_-.-.-.=-:-.--------~~<----A T---»==---=f--=-‘---T---1~~-~~f--~~-~'"--
'l‘lti» piirposp iii iiividittt; the tiittiw: l
is to fucilititto public liiisiitess. 'i`itti
old rystcnt ot' i'et'crr_iitg itiii_tlci_"s dipl-
iiig with points in ite wits o r. _ _ _ __ _ _ __ __ “_ __
(ititclltts at li-toiictoti was ciiittiitwsoiitt- _____“f_\jg_T_§`i(1:f_)§f______°°:?h'___“":_{i_______:f:__
and lost. inticli time. ‘ " . ‘ '
. ,, ~.-.- -T ~;‘¢ I lit'
Mt. lluyes will coiitiii;i_t‘ :_it_:tc| .ts A A  i_;_l_._i_t_§_‘.__t____iti thi itttilcn on \
the trat`|`ic itiaittigct' for it o t ii' gov- _ __ _ ‘ _ _ __ _ __ _ 1, _y
erttnieitl ruiiwit_vs cast and west. '||'f"‘ "“""A"l~ | mu U" 1' _‘ L"
tresstni: stittctitcitt that two ntitsi-s.
___ “__” who were going to i<lttl‘0|\0. liiiti been
. ., ._ .V _ . . ||_| in- accidctiiaiiy itilictl' on the stcaittsitip
Lil 0 (‘()l'i If d itll) t\‘<i\iL‘ill)(‘t ` T
` E' g g ` Mongolia lsiitidtiv itftcrnunii 'llt.it
THE WEATHER: Zion (‘h_urcit yesterday, at thc even- _ _ _~ ' ' I
ing service thc building being packed W0” “H th" "‘l°"“"""“ “ml mm me"
l EQEMPERATURE' It was it-'fourth nitiiiversitrv of retwivetl at that time. Toi_luy the
, TIDE, HOON, ETC. the openittg of t_he- cliiiicit, wi:_ii_'_li   m___t_~_1e_y;;___\___<it_k_____t_<_:
"'_"" (w.em" ‘mfs 3b!.mrY-U: lm qipaippwxltttltvl and Miss lit-lrn lltiriiett Wood, the
T|‘“ |‘|l3\'°3' ’"n‘p°r"mm m‘)'0mP`l Sormlins :An -weflmi 'MLTAI dy E acting two ntir:'i~s who wcris killed. :intl tho
i'f‘Hl0l"A`*‘.)' Will* mi “Wraps nhmm' A: mlmit.‘td-('ll)i:lm ml;ugn1tl ‘blitz-licnvig fuilcr partir-iilat~s were ii-.tirticil front
10 “' m" it was 47 “bowl at 9 H' m" nA°;nE'li?ii` atwliotlirservit-es in I the thc otlicers at, the New York uav_\'
it “ms 41 mmvo' The coldest thu pw. Eliot-uittg ite took as ’ his tltente: vttrtl, who itoiiiwivil the ship in thc'
VID” "mm was 4'; Mow' "Meniorv in lleligiott" aint t the upper bav. Til" DIll`ll0llll\l`i1 ill ill"
The Hd” Wm he high this army- evening: "Altars and TcttipltAEx." lu fatal iirrlilciit. wltich is deeply dc-
“°°“ "E 308' mm mmormw "A 4'2"' It thc former lie showed what an imDoi"l blot-cd, arf- tlitts turuisheti by tho ord-
Wm he high '°‘“°""°w ““"`"mg at tatit ftiiiction incntory discharges in nance otlicer |`roiit New York: `
4-37 “nd Wed'"e’“my' at 522' .. the I‘9|l§l0llS |lf6- H9 llliilde SD0"~`|l\l "When about 100 miles at sen, in
The Bull *let* ‘ms “V°“|“g at 7"m‘ mention of the h0u0I‘libl€' |llSl0lY ‘lf uccoi‘ti‘.itice with the usual procedure.
and t°m°"`°w nt 754: it "i'q.°s wnmr' 7»lon, which -lived iii the memory' Ol' guns were tired, to test mounts and
WW ““""E“g “Y 436' ‘md wednnmny S0 lllflny ill'°‘S<`lll- iitniiuuttitioii and to practice the nav;
“lit this temple iuade' witlt hands in New in fh,._i,. u,,,._ The gun.. _w(-,rp 01
which we meet today there are also
the ttitr-een host, of the forms that
have vanished. Their service, devo-
tion, sacrifice. ant\_fai-tit still live
with us. Shall we who reniulu be
worthy oi' those who -ltave goitc bc-
foro? We can serve' no good cause
by ht-ing false oi; untrue to.our duty
here." T L -~' ;
At the evening setvice he gave' it
short historical sketch-of Zion, old
and new referring feellngiy to some
of those. who made new Zion pos-
sible because of their ‘loyalty to old
Zion. He also made reference to the-
succeeslon of able, talented and
devoted ministers who had serve-;l
the church during the almost sixty
years of its history.
The music by the choir was of a
high order, four anthems bt-'ing tcn-
ilerc-.l in splendid if-tyle.
A ntusiruie will be given in the
rhurrli tonight, when Zion choir wil-l
ite assisted by Mrrv. Myers and Mr.
(‘harles Earle. _
@é..._J._--1-1-u
Mlnnrtil Llnlmoni cures gargot In cows
six-inch calibre. for which thc shell
and powder are loaded separately in-
to the gun. The powder charge ir
contaiited lit a. brass' calie. and there
held in pltici- hy n pnsteboatil wad, ills-
tnnce pieces. and tt brilss ntotitlt cap
that tits closely, tliuit htnklitg ii inols~
ture-iigitt joint. lit order that *tint*
powder ntay always give the velocity
and pressiire intended. \\flicn the
gun is iircil this brass cup is propell~
cd' sonic tllstatii-c. soinetintes whole
anti sometimes in pii=.cos', but itiwnys
in front of the iuin. Several nurses
who wertt watching the tiring were
sitting on the prontctiade deck, some
175 feet ahoft and 10 feet above the
gun. Un the third shot the brass
nioutli cup struck the water peculiar'
ly. boomcranilcd directly back to the
ship. struck tltp stunt-hlori near where
the nurses were sitting, attd broke.
its pieces iiistaittiy killed Mis. Edith
Ayres anti' Miss Helen iluriiett Wood
'if (‘.ltlcatzo, Ill. 'Flin tiring was stop-
ped at once and the vessel returned
to port to land the bodies."
A A iASi llPPiiliiUN|iY
.;`~ tr \ _
t : _
if Sir Wilfrid Allgns Himself
With Intl-Gonsorlptlonists lie
~ .vlttt i=tTTTi,, iiimseif with
Possibly llo Followers
From the Five Western
Provinces.
in Case of Disruption of Liberal
Party 'liony Conservative lem-
bers Would Like to See Re-
presentation of Conscrip-
tionlst Faction in
Cabinet.
I
MONTREAL- The Gazett~e's Ottawa
ilcspatcii gives thc- following graphic
aiialysir- ot' the political crisis ii. thc
Libcral pait)':-
“State itcrvotis-ness prevails in poli-
tical T-ircles. A bitter ttatioiinl ron-
if-sl is possible i-|' the Govcritiur'-nt
t`ottst-riptioii policy is' opposed and
oppositioii is caiiied to, exit-itsiott
lcgislatioii.
“There is one man who can
save the Liberal party from dis-
ruption and the country from :T
bitter poiiticail contest. Sir
Wilfrid Laurier has not yet
spoken; even his most trusted
_counsellors are in doubt as to
his course on the immediate is-
sue before Parliament. The Lib-
eral 'leader faces the most per-
plexing situation in his political
career of a halt a century.
“The Liberal party in the I-louse oti
(‘otutttoit>. awaits Sli Wilt'i'id‘-s de
claratioti of policy. ltliigllstli Liberals
west ot' Montreal, hope for lils leail
ership in sitpport of Sir Robert Ilor
deii'T t‘oitu~ription policy. Nearly all
the tbiltetals i-ost of liioitircai tlesirr
the satin- lcadct-sliip in itppositiott to
that policy.
“If Sir Wilfrid aligns himself
with the anti-Conscrlptionists
he will find himself leader of
the party without representation,
or with but one or two followers,
from the five western provinces.
“lf he supports Conscription, he
wiiit retain support of every Eng-
lish Liberal member with but a
few exceptions, and it is believ-
ed will carry with him through
the force of years of per-zonal loy-
alty and devotion, a majority of
his French Canadian supporters.
“Tito ittiti-(‘oits‘4-riptioitlst faction
has ot`|'ercil a ret'ercnfittni as conipro
mise policy on wliicli tlte two group:
would unite. 'i`itls is iicftitcr accept
abit- to the I.|itei.tl Voitsvtiptiottistt
nor to Sit' \‘\'ilt'i'lil i.atiricr.
"l.ibi~rai ittciitlii‘i's lioiii that (ln
tario and ilu- we-stci'it pioviiu~e.~
wuultt vii-w the t-T-t'ct'i-iiiliitti as at sub
tct't`ttg,t~ to T-si-apo the iwsptiitsihiiit)
aint a s.tilitct-t`tigt- titai would delay
and might t-utiattget' the aectt-ptaiici
o|` tin- policy tliT-_v foci ttet-.cs'siti~y te
t'aitu<la's‘ itoiior and thc' l<Jnipire`s de
fence. To advocate a rf.-fereiidutri
would place Sir Wiifi-id in the tru.it
of thc Natifottaiists, and the l.ibt-ra
li-oder would not. willingly uc<:ep‘
such ti position.
“Sir Wilfrid must make his de-
cision between Conscription and
anti-Conscriptiori clear and em-
phatic.
"’l‘iiat Sir \Viit`riii ittailc a blutide:
on tlit- day Sir Robert lloriieii an
iiotiiti-cd t'ons<~riptioit is uiiinittctl b_\
his iuo.<~t ardent siippoitcrs. An im
iiietiizitu T-ttiitu‘sing ol' the l’i'inic l\liti
is`lci"s policy would liuve cttrbcii iii:
uiiti»t‘oitst'riptiitttists. support-ci°s. It
is iiittltwstootl that :tt tltai tintii Sit
\Vilt‘i‘iii i'cali'/.oil ltr- iici-cssit-_v oi' ntotf-
tirastit' iittttltods to kr-cp the (`nnti
dia" iirtny at cttertivc tlghtinx:
.~"reiti.:tli. lit- tielaycil cndorsation 'io
placatc those of his followers oppos'
od. Tito? delu_v pcriiiltteti of thc or
giittlzittg of the outi-('onscript-ionlstf
lin ltopmt to plzicato uiul lend to coin
pitisoty scrvii-e.
"Wliat was a difficult position
at first has now become :in al-
most impossibie one.
"Sir Ilnltcrt fiordon will cnrri'
with ltlni on (`on.-wcrlptlon every Flutt-
lialt Uotiservativo coninionei- attd all
his French ("aiiadian supporters with
the exception of tive or six. But even
with this almost tittanintoiis support.
thc Const-rvative meinbers feel thai.
wliiio their party and leader have the
contliienre of the country, in such it
period ol’ national stress, the best
should he ussocliitc-d with the Prime
Minister to bear upon and re-assure
an anxious T-.iectoiate._
"The cabinet re-organization is
openly discussed by Conservative
memberl.
“lf however, Sir Wilfrid tlirowr. in
his lot with the antt-(‘onsrt-Iption-
it-its, there will be left leade'rlcs~s
about twenty or more English Lib
erals dissociated front their former
leader by it cliasin which cannot be
bridged. They must either fornt an ln-
dependent. party, coaiesccii with the
Government; onngrouttota working ai-
llanco wiili the former opponents
with whom they have common in-
tt-rci~.t.s-the determination that Can-
ada wifi fully play her part In the
world'n conflict. After v-upportltiit tlte
Government on tlonscription, these
.Tien must face thi-' f-xteiislon legisla-
Ti
ttttoTtiEtT ATE-Attia E”  »
174 lniured. -
l.().\'l)01\'.- (lerntatt airsliips to the
number ot` about ltl raided southeast
lduglatiti, i~`ridzty evening aci'ot'<liitg to
flll Oflltfldl statement issued to-day.
Seventy-six persons were killed.
This is the second (iermaii air raid
on England witititt three .dti_vs. On
Wezlttesday night. four or tive Ger-
titaii air craft tiew over the eastern
Ettglisli cuiinties and dropped a utint-_
ber of bombs. killing out-. matt. I-‘cry
six previous inontlts tio attatfk utty
Etigiand has horn Tnadc from thc xiii”
foilowini: two tiiszistmtts raids in
which three Zeppciiiis ivcri- i|t~str0_v-‘
mi.
____ T
I.()Nl)t).’\'.--- 'I`l|rvi-. 1:-i` tin- (lt-rinztii
airships wort- shot down.
tint- itttitdrctl :ind sf--vi-iity-l'otit- per-
sons were iitjuretl. Nearly all the
` -ti' '- of~~itt'\'i\il in ont- town ivitciii
sot.ti- luttttits ft-ll itt.t.itii strct~is cans-‘I
ina coitsitlcrahie etttitiuities tttuung
the civilian population. 'l`iic raitlittt:|
aircraft wlticii wi-ro hroiigitt dt.-wit
were uii‘piaiit-s.
Three hostile airplanes rr\tiirning"
from last tiigltt's raid on lditglattrl
were broutrht dowit hy British air
forces in thc Eitglisli (‘|tannei and oft
the lielgiaii coast, the Adniiraity :tn-
noiiiicetl to-day. The Atlinirultv
stztti-cneiit' says:»- ' `
"Naval airplaiif-s attacked the aii'~|
droitte at St. ilenis Westrc, neat'
Uflliliid. .V€-il0l‘liil.\' inorniitg, drop-A
pints' inaiiy itonihs.
‘U
ON( ENGLISH COAST
'.127
Sixteen German Planes Flew tlver Sonth-east
England Friday Night, 76 Persons Killed,
Ati encounter took place 'between one
liritish and three hostile airplanes in
mid-(‘liannel anti one of the latter
wiis destroyed. Several encounters
also took place off the Belgian coast
iii which two large twin-engineil hos-
tile Tittacitiiies were shot. down.
___‘_‘_.»\ll our niacliiitcs returned safe-
MosTLv women AND cHti.oRtEN
VICTIMS OF AERIALRAID.
l.O.\'l)0.\'.- Tin- following report
on tht* :tir raid is tnadc l.T_v Fit-id Mai-_
shui Vi.».couttt i'i`reitcit;~-
A large .~,t.itt:ttlt‘oii of cnt-ttiy air
ri'at't, -about sixteen ~- attacked
sotiilieasi l-Jngiautt Lietwct-it 5.15 and
ti.fiU t.-'clock last cvcnliig. lloutbs
tvert- tlroppctl ut it ttuiuber ut' places.
but tte‘.tt'iy all the damage occttrri-td
in one town, where some bontlii-i fell
into the streets, catisitig considerable
casualties aiuoiig the civil population.
5011"* Sllf-'llrl and itousi.-s also were
seriously damaged.
“The total casualties reported bf
the police trmu all districts ere;-
Killcd, sevuttty-six; injured 174,
"Of lite killed 27 were women and
27: were cltildreii, while 43 women
and lit children were injured.
“Airplanes of the Royal Flying
(turns went in pursuit and the raid-
ini: aircrafts were engaged by tight.
ing squadrons of the Rf.-yal Naval Air
"In thc evening, several ettt-my nir-,
craft. returttlttg froiti the raid oul
Englantl were engaged overseas by
ltoyai Naval air service ntacitiiies.
`.-|,~...~,.,_.--»--~....~_....~_.»-.-»_~.~.-t..
at titttn ti
u.§_Tt1ttttttitiEs
(Canadian Press Despatch.) .
(`lll(`A(iO, ll.l.S.- Spring torna-
i(.~-~.~t cziiised the iii--.iths ot’ iiioro than
mif i1llllflI‘0<i Pilrsons in the central
wcst in the past -tx hours. Tho in-
iury ol` si-veinl iuittiircri more and pro-
perty daniutqo whit-it cannot be ei»ati~_
niati-d.
2,000 MEMBERS OF ORANGE
YOUNG BRITONS OVERSEAS
(Canadian Press Despatch.)
Sll.»\.WVll.l.l<}, QUE.- The Grand
Lodge ot’ Orange young Britons of
(`anaiia, cc-iicluded its aiintiai cotivett-
tion horn yi-stei'day.
it was ziniiouitced that 2,000 ntent-,
hers are ovrseas with the t‘anadi:tti
forces. Captain Thonias A. Kidd,
liurrit's ,liapit|s, was rc-eicrteti
Grand Master.
vttnard'| Llnlment cures colds. atc.
.....~..............................._.........._....~........~
wiilr-it the itroat-it with thi-it t'tii‘t1tcr
as,-'tu-ititcs.
“Many Conservative mem-
bers. in the event of the dis-
ruptioii of the Liberal party.
would like to see the Conscrip-
tionistts faction given representa-
tion in the Government, the ex-
tension tteglslation carried
through Parliament oven against
considerable opposition and the
war party govern unt-iii peace in
restored.
""i`iie‘ situation can be solved by
Sir Wilfrid alone. llc can carry his,
party, or a ixreiit part of it, tn the `
support of the Govcrntneitt. if he
doestt't. hc- bteuks it iii two anti bc-
coittes it fat-tional iiisteail of ii. na-
tional Ic:idc‘i'.
“The Goveinnient will carry ,
(‘oits<-riptioti through I‘urliuiueitt.
but must bring to its councils new
men either front its own ranks or
from the ranks' of men who hail to,
de-sett their party for priiicitlic."
Conservatives a Unit.
in striking contrast with this lack
ot' decii-vion in the Opposition ranks'
is the remarkable unity and strength
manifest behind the Government. `
Tito Conservative menilicrs will sup-
port the Governments proposals to
a man. Frciieh-(‘anadluns not ex-
(‘abinet. 'i`ite Quebec members of the
Cabinet, are standing squarely be-
ttinii the Prime Minister. and it is
not unlikely that. they will immedia-
tely lnaiigugrtc- it campaign ot’ edu-
cation thro ghout. their province".
The (Tonsrrlptloii Bill, uitlesi-T pres-
ent. plans fall. will be biouglit down`
0ii Tuesday. The hill is being drafted
upon a principle of absolute non-par-
tisanship. its details are being work-
ed nut, so that by no possible stretch
of the imagination' can it bf-.attacked
along partisan lines, Neither fear not
favor will be shown to any province,
class. or party. Only the miiitaiy and
economic needs of the country are
bf-ing coiisldercd.
tion, which, tr they support, wtltt Mlnnrd'| Llnimont curse diltompor. _
Servii~¢,» from Dunkirk on their re-
llll'll l0llVll“)'~ The Admiralty reports
that thrce enemy airplanes were shot
down by tlte latter.”
‘T' \ - _ ¢
<,- _,.- ._._._`..~.,.~.~..~. ,_A  ....
GARBiEil VERSIUN iii
lllilGE llAii`S REPUR’
____ l
(Canadian Press Despatch.)
O’i`TA\VfA.--- lion. Roliffrt Rogers
iriafle thc tbllnwintz statement this
morning when uskefi for his views
fri' the Gait report: “Yes. I have
Seen the t:at~efiiil_v prepsrccl and spe-
cially staged report entanatiiig front
Liberal lit-aiiqitarters at Winnipeg
respecting ‘Volicy Nmnbm. 2- from
('o.inittissioneTt- Llalt. l do not pm.
110:40 to make any statenteitt covering;
the wit:-le case until I have seen the
t`ull text. of this report. This let ine
Sill’ l`0r the present-tltat any state-
ment to tht- etlect that l was :i prin-
clpal in any conspiracy with Tiiomas
Kelly and Sous. is a deti'tTeT~TttTT and
unadulterated falsehood ln everv par~
ticular, and tg sity; that there was an
orgititizett atmosphere of lttxity to be
crcatetl by me is equally false, 'and
untrue. While l was minister ot’ the
government of Manitoba, I ltad no
knowledge of Thomas Kelly contribu-
ting one dollar to party funds for the
assistance of that government, and
since I entered the government of the
ltominion I have never known 'I`lio~
ntas Kelly to contribute one dc-liar
for party funds for Dominion pur-
pt.-.<e. As tar its I know. no evidence
was given before the coiitmlsslon
that could tio construed as even im-
plyitig that such was the case, and
the only excuse that l can find for
this di-:libi rate and dishoitcst misrep-
T-iisoiitaiiuit is the apparent and im-
iitc-liittc iici-tl oi' tt buiight and paid for
l.ibet~.il t.-rgaui'/.ation to endeavor to
destroy anything that appears to them
io be a ntiriiacu to their siiccess,"
.4.‘."‘_
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_ llUlElillS
RENIENIBERED BY
MllNlIiilN FRIENDS
_'fi 6° ,iBiE
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MONCTON - F. i’. Gtiieiius.
whose connectiont with the t`aundian
Government- Railways as General
Matisger is ceasing and has accepted
the- menagershlp of the Delaware and
lludson R.aiTlwuy, wat. today at noon
presented with a handsome and val-
uable grandfat-her's clock by Inter-
colonlnl oitlclais. An address wed
reed by S. L. Shannon, Comptroller
and Treasurer of the (‘. G. lt.. The
otiielalp tzatlterrcd in thc oilire- of the
General Solicitor, H. I-`. Alwai-tl, ann
speeches or regret at Mi. Giiteliua‘
departure were givin by S. I.. Shau-
non. Comptroller and 'Pri-_i-stii'i~'i‘, C.
A. Hayes, the newly appointed Gen-
eral Manaizer of tim P. G. R.. F. P.
Brady. General Superintendent. Co-
chrane, Ont.. and J. K. McNolIllo,
General Supertntcitiient. Moncton.
Mr. Gutelhis replied in brief terms
thanking theoilicinls- 'tor their kind
thoughts and expressing his tv-
gret at leaving the railway. '
It is expected that Mr. Gutetiul
will leave on Sunday to take up his
new duties' with the Delaware and
Hudson Railway. ` ` '
Tonight he was banquetled at the
Moncton City Club by a number or
bunlnoel mon.
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