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N‘12'I.I»'}‘It'.3§If.Y.§322{'.f;‘.§iTf,, ..,. } _ _ cHA1eLo'rrE'rowN, CANADA, FRIDAY, JANUARY 14, 1916 . {t°fghP;;rY;;;r<;;';;=_;;13` mf
MARITIME CONFERENCE SURRENDER OF MONTENEORO ' A
AGRICULTURAL DEP’TS.   REGARDED AS INEVITABLE
time Provinces Conler with li
James, Dominion Commission
oi A riculture who Pa s Glow-
il ~ Y
ing Tribute to P. E. island’
Educational Scheme.
Professor W. it. ltcnk rcttirntui yes- every way possible Ways und means
i.0rds.y morning from ’l‘rui'o whore he of assisting the potato industry were
attended it conferniice of the Agricul-
/fui'et`tilly consideretl as well ns the
tural Depuriinenis of the Murlilnic. methods to be ctnployeti to t'nrliter
Provinces. llegrottnhly the lion. .hind drainage, The services which
Murdoclt Mol( itiuon, Uonttnlsslont
\.o go by the Stanley vin Summersidc
nn' 'I‘uesday. The Stanley, owing
'i' of thc 'l‘rtn~0 AgrIcn`lt\|i~ul i‘ollcge
Agriculture,;vas prevented from being givliig the Maritime Provinces
present, lie liuvlng made nrrungentettts tltorottglily tllsctissetl, keeping in view
WOR
WHS
the holding of Murltiinc mon in tlieso
to provlitccs for iustriitetloital and prun-
ice conditions, was trnnsi`eri'ed to the tical agriculture..
Cliarlottetown route, wiicro she
rlved only oil Tuestiuy morning, cross-
ur- Opportunity wits taken of Dr Jaittes'
presence to discuss the utlmlnistrat.loit
ing to the mainland on the Wednes-_ of the l<‘ederal rant forthe Maritime
day. which was too la-te for him
attend the I-conference. Dr C. C.
James, Agricultural Commissioner for
Ciinadn. presided and there were also Agriculture as now being carried on.
present Hon. G. H. Murray, Premier the drainage oarupttigii, the build
of Nova Scotia; Principal Cumming.
g
to Provinces. He is particularly pleased
with certain phases of the work under-
ing
tip ot' it rural science deparimeitl. nl
Mr De Wolfe, Director of Elementary the Prince of Wales iloliegc, the intro-
o
Education, representing Nova Scotia;
duction of cietnotttnry agriculture int
_Q- a
be Threatened.
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.llc arlments oi A riculture oi Mari-I Fall oi Cetinie and Loss oi Cattaro Practically Seal Fate
r. ‘ol Little Country. I New Turn oi Ailairs ltegarded
er as Emharassing to italy whose Coast Line will
(Special fto the Guardian.) of Cattaro, where to-duy's despatclies sions from Montenegro near Cnitnro
LONDON, Jan. 13.-Another deci- announce the entire Austrian fleet, in- by emphatically objecting to the
sive stage in the Balkan situation has cluding three dreadnaughts. is assent- treaty made ln 1012. As ltnly wus
been reached with Montenegro now
following Serbia in virtual absorption
hy invading forces. it was learned
tovttight. thtlt. Austria und Muntcnugro
liud come to un nrmisilcc. this being
rottstrtted on thc last not nt' the little
coitntry lifter having its capital, Cet,'-
bled and from which the recent naval
raid was made against the Italian
ti'ansport.s going to the relicl' of
Serbia. ’l‘hl.~t l`urihi\i' exif-ttsloii ot'
A\\st*riu's Adriatic front with the donit-
‘uating naval centre of Cntiuro, is
viewed as further tending toward the
tinje. dominated by the Austrian cap- realization of Austrla's object of
lure ol' Mount Lnvlcnn. Wltethcr King
Nicholas will continue the nncttual
struggle is considered doubtful hcrc.
but. the uccnpteal view ntnong the best.
posted men in London is that Monto-
l\Pgr0 has practically passed under
Austrian control. The chief signifi-
ouiice ol this does noi. lic in sntnll
territorial acquisition. which is less
lllflli S€I`I>i2. bitt in the Montcne
making thc Adriatic an Austrian sea
and thus cliecking ltaly'.~\ ambition to
itinkn lt. un Ituliltn sen. italy had so
ntucb ut. strike tltui officials and illu-
lomats had been walling uitxloiisly for
the steps Iluly would luke to relieve
Montenegro and att. thc Suinn time
uvert nnoilter Altslrirttt oxtcnsiolt on
ro the Adriatic. They were aware that
8
h Adriatic front. Lying alongside the “PW Mil WCG \>‘ff0Y€‘» D\'€V@I\l°2<l AHS-
mken in P_E_1_.__i,¢_ Short (jour-ses in Austrian main offensive naval station
tria from gaining territorial conces-
then a member of the Triple Alliance.
Austria reluctantly yielded to the
italian objections. it was believed
that dyitttstic reasons would play it
part: lti ltaly's iissislnnco of Montc-
uegro, as King Nlelioln's duugliter is
the wife of the King of italy. but help
from that quarter did not. arrive. as
thc itnllnn expedition was landed
further south in Albnnln and has noi.
been heard from since.
The London Times :tssfwts limi.
ltaly’.~\ interests in Montenegro arc its
important. as England‘s is in the open-
ing of the llnrdnticllcs und that the
_prospective annihilation of Montene-
gro will have for-rencltiiig maritime
consequences in the Eastern Mediter-
rnttenn.
 """"  amy or into
Recruiting at
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Hon. J. A. Murray. Minister oi' Agri- the public schools und the work         a 
culture for New Brunswick; Messrs
rlcd on by the Wonton's instltu
Digett, Sleeves. Carter and Hubbard. lie strongly urges advanced methods
representing New Brunswick.
The subjects discussed were
general iuterprovlncial interest,
in edttcation wherever the growing
of generation is included. The system
par- of l’.E.l. t`or the introducing of
tillulariy agricultural education. The nientury agriculture into the schools
ele-
sliuatlon due to conditions in Ettropefwus paid u glowing tribute. ns also
was .thoroughly ccnvassed mid thel was ,tho idea oflt-nrrylng the Short
prospects for 1916 carefully consider- ffourse in agriculture in the farmer.
ed. ‘ The consensus of opinion was Dr James assured the ittetnbers
that greater responsibility rested upon present' that every support possible
pro- under the circumstniiccs would
duce moreintenslvely and extensively given -the farmers of Canada by
every individual agriculturisl, to
the
it "gr before and thai. to this e d Dominion Department of Agriculture.
téwiiry *s lit-gy siiouiii be nent
I1 .
Ar- though that support might often be
rangeiliexiils were made whereby steps, given through the medium of the pro-
wlll betnken to assist the farmer ln vinclitl departments. ‘
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AIISIIIII-IJIIIMIIIS IBIIIIIIIN HDPE
[II IIE-EIPIIIHING LUSI IEBRIIUBY
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he .number of patriotic songs lu his us
- . ~ . tr
‘signified their intention ol’ enlist
Another rousing recruiting meeting llldetmiiely nossintwu. inc., ian. 12.-A jour-
was held last night at Pleasant Grove, ____ ney of 8,000 miles in a basket bed
when tive young men responded to the h LONDON Jah' 13____The Times cm, ended-here to-day, when C. C. Smith.
call of King and country. Major Leigh respolldem at Russian headqum.te,.5 it mining engineer of Natal, South
ably presided and he was supported by (jescribm Rushhps Wonderful recupeh Africa, arrived at the home of his
llev. Dr Beitnett, Capt.. llartly, Capt. Miva ho-we, as gh a lm-ge measure parents. He sulfereda broken back in
McLeod. Lleut. Paton and (lol. Crock- due to me fact 'mm three of fmh. milf it mine accident and is paralyzed from
ett, euclt of whom gave an excellent pon h,|,ihiU,h¢h of G,m,.h1 lhigraml the waist down. but nevertheless will
address. Professor Barlow sang
inspiring style, and (‘otp Ber
‘T eastward before and during the Rus- Wm] MI” Amy P“Im°"' fl" E“E"9“
tial Sim, ,.e“.9m_ lnurse, who cared for him in a hospital
ant --The pohumuoh of Lemburgy says .ln Cnrdiil, Wales, and helped to bring
gave uit excellent reading. Mrs Auld .. him home.
of Covehend accompanied Professor :ge33(z)r{§(§Sp;)h';;il.?;‘,:§’Ogegaffgxxhgogjggg Smith and a companion were repair-
Barlow on the organ. The meeting Bafeh; Beht through the southwestern ing machinery in n South African
was one_of the most enjoyable and armias thanks to General Ivhnoh-»B workings when it huge rock fell, kill-
entertninmg of the series. Following ham ahh forethought and have added ing his companion. At Smith’s request
are the names of the new recruits: uhm” two mmhm vhhrhmgmeh and the company started him home, appro-
Frattk Watts, Pleasant Grove' Golden . priatlng $25,000 for the surgical and
farm hands to Russia not counting
Matthews, Pleasant Grove; John Ber- the prisoners of wM__ Due to them other expenses of the trip. The jour-
rlgau. Cove Head Road; Ernest
R. Russian industries are thriving and itey was broken at Cardiff, so that the
White, Cove Head Road; Gordon ijured man might receive special
Brown, Little York. Three others §§ri§:e“‘;‘;hBx;r°;§’;§B'Jgggfeuig @1225 mkedical attention. and it was there
litter.
necessary labor, is driven to the-forc
ltig ' . _ that he met Miss Palmer.
Because oi' the size of the basket
The Charlottetown party were hos- ibm mxegal employmgnt nf nuBsi““ in which Smith travelled. ll. was neces-
pltnbly entcrtaltied to supper at the “"“` I"'s°“°"“' sary to lake out. the windows of ti
home of Mr and Mrs James Duck and '“_ “ st“tem‘“"L I0 me- Ge" I"““°" rnilwny 1-ouch to got him nhonrd tht-
returncd to the city about 1.30 this sam' * train.
morn ing.
“We can go on as long as is want-
ed. Our technical services nre con-
‘stautly improving. Within a year
Germans appear to have abandon d pressure a general evacuation. ot' th
our output of munitions will have doub
FORMAL OPENING
OF PARLIAMENT
'r.tt.u. no unite
Connaught and the Prince
Patricia (traced Occasion. Specc
lrom Throne Short Foreshadow~
ing Extension ol Term and Ado
and Duchess
tion ol War Measures Exclusively.
(From our Own Correspondent.)
OTTAWA, Jun, lil.-l.egislntion
Sir ltohurt itordcn, however, zililiotigh
Illv will hc in ilic Ilnttsc on liloiiiliij
wait: tliinblo to ultcnd to~duy. lil.
to
extend the ierin of tht' pi'c.~u\il| Purliu- ‘ pluvc wus tziltnii by Sir (icorgn li‘osii-r
ment for one your und for t`\\i'thcr tot .\<-t-oinpuiitvtt by inctnllcrs ol' hi. I
operation by i‘u.iiutln. in tiiv tit'-l'oitt-t~\sIut`i`, liis Itoyzil lligliiiess -.lrrlvi-I
of thc Empire was tbresltittlowt-it
the speccll front the ’i`l|rou»~ ui tin- vt-ivvtt with ht~:\rt_v t~lt<-ers by
'I lt .
opening oi' i’:ii'lIuntt-nt to-tiny. ` it
speccli, as 4-xpectcd, dculg with
war situation and with wur ttit-nsurt-s
exclusively. Such other legislation its
will be brought down by the ilovern-
ment will be directed townrd meeting
war conditions in (‘nnad:t in their
various phases. it is not probable
that the budget spcccli will be tic-
Iivcrod as early its has been the case
in tho lust two war scssioiis. as it is
understood there will not hr- any tnrili
clinugcs. ’l`horo will lu- legislation,
as already uiiiinunced, to facilitate
borrowings by farmers on live '.~'-tools.
Vnriotis itoticcs oi' motion and of hills
to ho introducr-.tl were given to-day.
Mr Ttirriff, thc Liberal member for
Assittiboia, intends to misc the cities-
tioii of the free admission oi' (`nnadiiin
wheat into the United States market
and has given notice tltnt. in tho
opinion of this Iionsc, in ordcr to
secure to the farmers nud people ot'
Canada tho advantages ol' the Atncri-
can market. for wltont, wheat products
and potatoes, steps should hc taken
at once to put these :irticles on the
free list in the (‘.anadiiin larili.
Although the purely social functions
which cliaracterize the opening ot'
Pnrltainem under normal conditions
arc lacking this your, its has been the
case since thc war begun, to-du_v's
opening ceremony was marked by the
ciistomnry brilliance. lt had l>ecu
feared that 1-i.R.lri. the iiukc of (loit-
naught., it recent sufferer from grippv,
inigltt not be able to play the leftding
part in the fnnctloit, but such antici-
puiions turned out to be uu|'ountlcd.
lnlproliipily :it Il ol-lorlt and wus rt-
the
t-rowtl whit-it lritl iissvitiltletl on I‘ilrIi;:
lltc, inviil llill. '|`|if‘ motiiitetl tiscort. usiun’
in ntltoi' _vnzirs :intl thc tiring of it
royal suiutc tvcrte omitted to-tlzijx
the Commons, hearted by thc newl;
clcctetl Speaker, lion. Albert Sevigni
repaired to thc Senate clizimbcr. wlicr.»
triiditlonnl cercnloitial. The sottin;~
wus us heuutiful as cvcr, thc gnllcrio.
ludics in evening dross, reprnsctth.
nif-ntht-rs ot' tht- Suprcinc i‘ourt and
of thc St-unto. ocrllpi¢~ti the body o.
thc ifhuinbcr within the har.
by thc Dui-lit-ss of Voitiiauglii, occu
ploti the Throne.. tit, the right of which
stood members of the liltleuu liall and
ltcndtlttnrtcrs stuffs and thr- Actiin
Frontier. Sir George Foster. ' l~l.l°t.li.
the Prittccss I’atrit~iu sul. to thc left t~
lite throne with st-.vcrnl lutlics-in
owing to the brcvily of thc specrtli
was followed with unusual interest li,
ntcmbcrs ot' both lloiiscs.
Piirlioinenl llicii :ttljourncd until
Monday. witch thc tlcbnte on tht-
utltlress will bt-gin. At thi' Spciikctnf
ri-<-cptimt hcid :iftcr the opening n'
l’urli:iincnt, Mzidzinic litiiitly. \vil`t=. ot
the Speaker of the Sciiule, wus assist
cd by Mrs T. S. Sproule and Mr;
Murpli_\', wife of Senator Murphy in
l'.l<2.l.. while Mrs Scvlgtty, wifc of thc
ucv: Speaker of the t'oitiin0ii.<. wus.
iissislod ln' I\I:itlulrlt- (‘nsgr:tiii.
Sl“iIfdlf”lI\tl”tlIt¢iliN§“lltRIllFtitll"l”lhW”
Vince
¢
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ss  
it
D'  
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Siintinonctl by lllzit-k ltotl, nientbcrs of
the scssioli wus duly opened with tl: ~ I
being tltrongcd with spectators, whilr
tives of l‘ri:_-titlly forcigtt govt-ritittetitz.
ills itoynl liighncss. nccoinpattitul
wititiiiiz. Thc tforcniony wus short.
front the 'l`iirnnc, but thc speech list-l;` ,
LONDON, ‘Jan. 13.-The Austro~ respondent. and as a result of Russian _ _
e g Britain lifts
to the Morning Postgs Petrograd cor-  
      jamaigan Lqgwqq ""0 <=><t°"<'=‘- be was the W" Wi" in ’ y
GQVERNMENT WARNS . settled) huh bhhthe éteculpglon offtehhlc; .  
tory, ‘u y e esr c on o
LABOR unions Nor AQTTCUATUTBT SANTA ‘ C0WA§i§[lNGT}f>N» Jt}r;h1l>~-fAmer{,¢ln3 enemy” “"“’°“ and "’“°“’°‘=S- *'-
“"“ °““g “"'“‘ "“‘°“' °“ e . ‘ Pains Jan. 11, 3 p.m.-'rite 191:;
T0 ASK INCREASES
of:     me State Department that me Brmsg    h session of parliament opened this alter-
LONDON. JBB- 12. 4` H.\'I1---T119 K _______, G°vemme“t md ‘med me e“‘b‘"5° ° _ noon in the chambers of deputies. with
vernuient in the interests of nation l Jamalwn I°5“'°°d and l°gW°°d “X” Bm-on D M C .
e a kau, dean of the (ham-
°°°"°my' has “mined an "ada union at Palmer Road is being well attended Manufacturers in this country.   C0. ber' presiding' Paul Deschanel was re'
in one country that in View 0! the ores- ' E th hh N 1 elected president of the chamber.
sing %\!\B\'5e“°Yv "0 f“"'h°r adyance hz €t,tttf¢‘lrL‘Ill\£ersle(;turel; R:lt:t)l0NI\sc\\11§ sdusilywhtiidigi:;?jR:a‘d“RiymLhia bJ3:i?tsT§AIt   In ° em" 'ms 9 e h B I' De
hope ofthe re-capture of the territory forward bases by both Germans an
‘ QQ 9
led. We are resuming the process of
lost in the recent fl htlug. according Austrians is proceeding vigorously. huhmoh oh h_ larger 5cu]e_ It dom,  S  
not matter much where the fighting   ”  S
were taken front a Mexican Nort
T The Short Course being conducted tract exports. No details were given.
nn
liolntes, one ot the scvcntccn. wi
HAIII HEEII SHUI HI IVIIXIIIAII BIINIIIIS
EL PASO. Texas, Jan, l2.-Seven- pass hint or thc. sound of firing.
teen persons. all thought to be Amerl-| lit- sur-ceetlcd in rcnclting t`ricndl_\'
canst returning l'rotn Cltlliualiua City. Mexicans. it is reported, and was sid
pucd but-k to Chihunitua City.
western train yesterday by bandlts,I The first news of the bandit rniti
stripped and lined up along the track was received here through it cryptic V
for execution, according to it message init-grunt from ilolrucs to otllcinls o" I I
received here to-day from 'l‘ltontss M. thc suit-lting company. asking them tt.
in notify his witc that lic had rcachct!
D E D9 c . a on
s .s onld be considered. excep MucKnu, whois the oldest of the depu- ,H (.hihh,lhh,1 (.h\, uhh wah uhh.
h,. stuns of the vcrtens Hilbiccts. given by embargo. In response to urgent re- WILMINGTON Dah _,ah_12__Foho_ heh mm. ‘made his escape. inter mivinns in
wade lt
those arising automatically from ex
ting agreements and ttecesenry adjus
ments of local.
h the experts are being enthuslnsiicall
received by all.
` On Tuesday morning Mr Tennan
.V quests Great lit-ltuln recently release
t wood, on cnttdltlon tltnt American e
wing the explosion of the Dupont Pow
God’s hour has not yet struck the
x_ der plant, Cs.rney's Point, N. J., early country’s trials will continue, hut it' vhihhhhuh (.hv_ Thu, wh", m(_hhrh_
si\tccn persons had been killed cant
-ii ' ' .I _ . .' , . o 'fhc .\inf~i‘it".ti\s. it was siiitl. wcr-‘
for export 4,700 tons of Jamaican log- ' ' ' ._ ' ‘ to-night front llritlsh (‘.onsni St-:wit nt sont to rcnpcn the mines on nssnr
unrc ot' proto:-tion to llit' siitcltluaz
today, in which t.-hree workmen were accepts the trials with olic conlldenccihhd Stated lhhi hum.. hlforhmuhh “hh ,.,,h,hhh_,. hgvm, hh- th.. r-._m-“hm gm-
odmxo Evnnrs.
.ti~moUNoi~:ou~:N'rs.
~ _ Mn:-amass. are
‘cultivation as lt affected the cro
E\'0Wl\\g of the Province. This was sonsbie prices An official stntemen
followed by a tnlk ott the value an
care of fnrntyurd manures by Mr Rei
t
The afternoon session was devoted to turers in the United States had pu
ntl in dairy cuttlo conducted by M
gave u valuable talk on soils and their tract' manufacturers supply their pro-
D- duct to Canadian purchasers nt rea
1 .
ii announcing this action said one reuse
F up their prices und in some cases lin
' i s s . . » l
f ' \{,.».|s. Reld,'who was followed by Mr Ross. broken contracts with (‘.snodlnn aiu
_.-1-
ONI CENT per worr. each iniw
tion for advertLsln¢ in this C0\\ll1l
Cash must accompany orders. Mini-
mum charges. twenty-ilvn vents
“Best Assortment at Cherl0il@t0W“
codtlslb -liatrdock, smelte. and halibut
'on the sttbject of feeding. in th
‘evening n valuable talk on poultr-
\-. production und marketing wus give
n by Mr Kerr nitd as a supplement t
shown and explained by Mr Reid.
of tlte Experimental Farm, gave
the Judging- of the afternoon it number
of lantern slides of dairy animals were
On Wednesday morning Mr Clark.
tt
valuable talk on the growing of oats,
0 lirltisli buyers.
YI The Department of Commerce an-
ll nouncnd recently that logwood. fotiiul
0 by its agents ln Central America. ultl
mately would make the United State
lndepottdcnt nf British supplies.
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rnn wanrnnie, ~
Y
C _, T d fresh _ , , , l , 1..
Fish Bun ly o 0~ HY jntluding varieties cultlvston sect TEMPERATURE.
(
also pickled, salt. smoked and driei
“ugh - 6570.
“Grand Basket Boclsl and enter-
talnmetit at Kenslngtcn Hall l°‘ri0.ay
inn. aint. aertmtinl at 7.30 li- 111-
cooa nine nausea. _summon is ces"
ladies with baskets free. Come bel
ing and general items of timel
c .
by Mr Reid. This was followed wil.
iuicr .st
ln the nfterttnott the _judging of -
snoop was giving ln lt practical way
it
a talk on milk testing by Mr Morrow.
A The evening session was devoted to
talks on. farm drainage by MP CIN`\i»
cream on the farm by Mr
rims.. ttoo.\:. arc
n-ixhl
(5/will in r1t¢'Gi.t»f.1.'.m.)
TORONTO, Jtmuary 14.-Maritime:
Strong winds, shifting to not-th-west
along n_ load cause. .6509-
. _ B
r
».rAf|tlo1'tc wma-r.-on ri-ut 5'
evenln ‘January isnt. a wnist. pin
under ‘tho auspices of the A491111
. it l th A. 0. 
 :ta iiievlted. Whisk
berths gi I o’cl-sc-it altarlt- Procssln -it
a'd_bi ltriotlc hind. 6517-1-11 114|-
“zlie Ladies of Oovehead Metho-
dist _ tircil win noni s snow' at PU-
moriu l-(u|\ie's home on Wednesday
Jon. llgh sl, 6 p. tn. Price 25c. Bhouéi
the was or prove unfavorable the
t
open wulhln mio the in-ft fins °'°“;‘¢.
nntovins. cses-1-14M°1iv\i-
L i ,
--mm -no wines islam. me
vrrlmr. 1 not tmyone of my R
iii-
enn-.n?;i. .ms unnfiiow price and
I
in out at um. its on nissem snu-
ctuud thodl. lf you he" "0 lille-
tlte care nf .
Morrow. Following the talks lantern
slides were given showin! U10 breed”
“nd gypss of sheep. They were fully.
explained by Mr Reid.
The attendance has already \“‘“<`h"‘\
the 250 mark, taxing the llntlt of the
two tunic nun are twins used- in the
live stock classes tho animals are
supplied by the farmers of the vlcln-
ity and are s credit' to the 0W““l‘*‘-
Particular mention shottidnle made of
the sheep, for which Pnl hr Road is
already noted. h
TWO "l'.\OVl0” FLUTTER
' OUT OP THE NEST
_qlgnlxo
coupon. mom 1%---The mum”
nys that two members of the Idord
elceparty. wllolentmen are with-
- Rein have arrived unexpectedly st 'rt-
‘i»a\~y, waits Grdvxqnu, where they
we ._ _i~.fiefi'.~:l._z..i“...‘f"’°..-‘;‘.."-‘t'i‘..‘.’:
In onn of the latter accidents one
itat* the cites-t of making the secret
nctlvc in looking fo' prsslble cities Pn-
_llcutlng outside iitt':ue\»cc.
_ A press mill blow up at three o'r:~c|r
B this afiornoon. lt was in this explo-
sion that the worltntan rats hurt. lime-
ty minutes later a mixing mill, near
due to an explosion of smokeless paw.
der, while at the Upper Hagiey yard it
it was black powder that went off. Up
to a late hour tonight there were were
no developments as -to one causes of
_ killed, two mills blew up at the Upperh and tenacity ol' the llrs; days, follows
t l-lagley yard near here this afternoon.= without ‘hesitation the vigilant guar-
dian of its honour, Gallleni, Joffre. Snr-
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_ f I _ h 1 Y ,_ workman was slightly burned. The rail, and looks tenderly towards thc
or he em arg” was hm mmm Ml H1090 9KDI0Si0ns wlbliin one day have army, in which all social conditions-
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workmen in the towns, country priests
I service and police departments of 'thc\ sons of the families of -France, botli
Dupon: Powder Vaiitpnny unu~:.uully ancient and modern, who have won by
science and labor their titles to no-
bility-are united in the same passion-
nte enthusiasm. and march in step to-
ward glory nnd suprieme sacrifice.
"Worthy of the best days of their
country. they eugmvo sfresli the sac-
the press mill. also exploded. It con-I red name of Franco on the tablets oi'
tained 500 pounds of powder. No one history."
was injured. Both mills were blownl The speaker paid it tribute to the
to atoms. the shocks being heard for French women in town and country.
at least twenty-live miles. *who had taken up tho work of their
The dlsoster at Camey‘s Point. was.
relatives at the front. and all who had
liberally contributed to the national
loan. He concluded by outing on the
nation to forget all pa1~ty,questions and
work for one ching alone the safety of
the country. and the vldory of right
the three explosions. While expres-' and liberty. _
;' sing the belief that all the blasts werel A similarly stirring still-ess was de-
some light snow falls or snow llurrles; due to accidents, otliciais of the com- s livered in the 8011816. Wliere the.veter~
turning much colder.
THE WEATHER.-Yesterday was
clear and cool with snow at night.
The highest temperature recorded
yesterday was 80 degrees above 1.ern
pany have issued instructions for e.
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an Senator, La Tapvy- who presided.
searchiuiz investigation. f attributed Frances state of unprepared
ness for a German invasion to a long
ANOTHER BERLIN Lil I8 NAILED series of ministerial catastrophes.
which. with every change of ministry,
At nine o’clock yesterday morning it PARIS, January 12.-The Midi-I had at the present time, he said, the
registered 28 degrees above zero; st: declares that only uve or six thou- of national defence. and neglecting
nine last nigh; 28 degrees above. The
coldest the previous night was 27 deg.
itbove zero.
The tide will be high this afternoon
sand Jews in Palestine have applied
for naturalization as Turkish citizens
nothwlthstsndlnl pressure exerted by
the Ottoman government. The Midi ex-
tltst supreme work. owing to "tzltelr
being hypnotized by a too ardent de- I
being sought.
lt is supposed thc. bandits lwloiigcd
to the forces of Gcncrnl Rodriguez, u
Villa supporter. known to he opt-rniing
lit Cliiltttultttn against thc do fn<~to
Government.
Almost imiiictlinlely ttftcr tht' ilrst
news oi' the raid wus rccclvctl. it con-
sorship was intposcd on thc wires
between Jaurez and (Tltiliuiiltuu i‘il_v
by the Cnrrnnzn officials. This in-tion
wits taken. it was said. until thc story
could hc verified front ofllciiil lilcxicun
sources.
Accordln to the brief me-sss cs re-
. g g .
t-.eived hero, the train bearing Ameri-
cans was stopped by the bandits at
Kilometer 68. about fifty miles west
of (`.ltl‘huahun City. The mining men
were taken from the train. robbed.
veruntent. through thc lluitcd Stair.
State liopnrttnnnt.
The trulu on tvhit-it tht- i‘\iiterit~nu.-
\vcrc \i't\vcllit\g czirrictl tlttiiisitittls o.
dollars in t'tirl'ciit'y.
News of the riiiti cnliscd cotist'er|i::
tion licrc, us nmny ot' the iuntilies tt,
the uteu stipposctl to liilvc ltccn on
hoard thu ruldctl truiu rcsidi-ti Iicro.
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Cash must accompany orders. Mini
stripped naked and lined up along the
cars for execution.
Holmes, lt is suid. was on the ex-
treme end ol' the line. As the tiring
squad detailed by the buudil leader
took position. it is said Holmes broke
away and tied into the desert for his
life. With feet and body cut and
bleeding from stones and sharp cactus.
he ran without looking back until he
no longer heard the whistle of bullets
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GERMANS OWN MORE IN BRITAIN
THAN BRITONB OWN IN
GERMANY.
LONDON. Jan. l!l.-According tn nn
Hire to ww the sufferings and ills 01 ,otuonn estimate the vsiun or property
ltumanlty . "
st 5.37 and tomorrow st 6.21; it will plains that the Turks hoped -to oblige If France had had at the beginning
be high tomorrow morning at 'I . 22 and
Saturday at 8.20.
The sun sets his afternoon at 4.41
and tomorrow at 4.42; it rises tomor-
row at 7.38 and Sunday at 1.37.
The moon rises today at noon.
The lint. quarter of the moon was
on Tuesday. Jan. litb at 11.38 p.m.
'rhere was a full moon on- Thursday
Jan. 20th, at 8.88 p. m.
' The lenlt
thousands of Jeivtr mostly Russian
subjects to become mbiects of Turkey.
it says that many Russian Jews have
centrstlon camps.
-Correspondence ot the Friiikfurter
Zelttmg. from Jerusalem, given out by
, the overseas News Agenexogn Berlin
last November sold that 80, Russian
it of today will be nine ,Jaya h_ad_rehuesLe_d_:l;i}rh_i‘sh ollgsgp-
df the war. only half bite armament one f
had at the present tme. he sold, the
Germans would never have entered
tried to leave Palestine, but were for France. ' ,
hidden to do so. lndvrlli be put in con-I The Germans. he continued were out
of breath now and knowing that they
were unable to light in the open Mid.
had hidden themselves nnoergmvvit in
a way that introduced n nov' method
of warfare. However, l»‘rettoli~ military
owned iti Germany by subiecls of
Great Britain ls approximately
$272,000,000. The value of German-
owned property in Great Brltnln wits
lgivett as £i05,000.000.
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