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THE CHARLDTIETDWN GUARDIAN

ivlonnine oA||.v

Earning bully rounaminv -- _ I __ _f I - -- -» . .. _ 5- 1 ww. <~_~. mit... »..i,, 1.... cnAi1toTr1i'rowN,i CANADA, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1917 »?§3”l'I!'J’.11't‘.§'I!5l‘N Il‘.J'3.¥.‘.”I‘I ....... ..¢ new ii.~-‘a

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'lI'IE"IBIRI'TISilI‘IlDiiBEG|N IASI WEEKS IEXPIIISIDNI SINKS ND SAEE CDNDUCI QUEBEC BRIDGE

` SUBMININE REPDRII BRIIISH SIE/lN|[|l' EDR hill IUXBURC

ANOTHER OFFENSIIIE

(Canadian Press Despatch.) .___ (Canadian Press Despatch.)

. ‘ » -*_* ' LONDON, Sept. 20--British -mee LONDON, Sept. 20.-It l_s__ learneil

chant ships oi’ 1.600 tons and ' over Ex |o5|on occurred that Glen( Britain docs. not 'at"pri>s'ent

Gene a E Stink by iiniiics' or nubmarini-.s iliiriiiit P PI intend to approve any application for

I ,

the pust week numbered eight ai:cor<I~ suppnsedly from lllf¢l'llUI H safe wmluct for Count Von Lux-

M(|(;hi||Q~ Crgw Suygd, iiurg. tho Gerinan Minister to Argen-

. I

(Canadian Press Despatch.)

LONDON, Sept. 20-The British tor-

res on the Belgian front attacked the German positions at 5.40 o’cloi:k this morning cast. of Ypres, Field Marslral iluig rc-p_ortn that sutist`ui~tory pru- gress was infiile und thut the British already have _captured sonic vuiuiible poslticns. _

l“iclfi Ivlarsliul liaig's uniiounccincni.

nf the offensive uit the huitio front to the east of Ypres in Belgium us thc scene of his latest offensive against, the Germans indicates that it is a con-

Iinucnco of the ex|iresscil purpose ol' Ihr- liritish oinniuundcr-In~cliicl` to force tho armies of thi- (frown l’rini>1- llupprocht. ot' liiivuriu. t`roin thc west- rrn const ot` Belgium und to cut oft the iierninn stibtnarino and airplane buses on thc North Sen. t`rom Zcebrugge to .\'icuport, including Ostcnd.

'I`hr-, llritish drive nppzircntly is h`i--

iiu: mudc in tin, direction ol' Routers and i‘ourtrui. t`ro=m which Ilulginii towns. according to recent il:-,s»pnti~Iic.~i i'runift.hc Dutch frontier. the Gerinun uiilitnr_\~ uittlimities lifivc hi-svn order- ing: the civilian population to mu- ciiiitc.

'Flint the iiifitish oI`t'cn.~ii\'e liiiil hi-cn

iii prepiirat.Ioii t'or several :lays wus niuiie known in recent stiitenients ot' the general German army heiiilqunrt- crs stuff. The Gerinuns reportcil that the British were ceuti-ring ai violt-.nt und destructive' tTro'against the ’I`eu_- tons' positioni-1, the honlhnriinicnt tre-

iniciitly reaching the interisity of ilruin~ili'e.

BOMBARDMENT iN YPRES sEc-

'ron is |N'rENsE. 1°"

(Canadian Press Despatch.)

i.UNll()N, Sept. 20~i5oinhuriinii:n|I

hy the l`lritlsli iirtillcry of tim Ge|'n1nnI lines in thc Yprcs sector. in I~`lutnIcr><,I continues iinost. intense. but there hint'

hcen no Infantry _niovetnent in tori-c.' .\n iittuck on it larger sciilir than thc'

itll .

ADVANCE IN FACE OF WICKED

Calculated to Drive Germans ir‘i'1mNI’les5t

Coast of Belgium. Attack Began at 5.40 a~m. and Already Several Im- portant Positions h

ave been Captured.

ON A FOUR MILE FRONT. I

(Canadian Press Despatch.)

LONDON, Sept. 20.-»-‘licports that

coiitiiiiic to coinc from tho Flaililerr. huttlefront iluring thc. iiuy iiiilicnteil the lirillsii uiivuiicr-. wiui' proceetling with notnhlc. iiiiccess, griiiind liuvirii:_ iii-:en guiiicil. wlilrli uftci' the British f-iiirccctlutl in llolililig it. would result In oiio ol` the moist noted victories urliievcil in months. The despatches show thut the main drive opened this nior|iln).: was cxoricil iict.\\'ccn thn Yprcs-ltoi\lcr.~t ltuII\vii_\' and ilollcbckc or on u. front ol' stniic four miles ns- triile the ‘i'prcs-Menin lloail. it ivini in this cruciiil sector thu; thi: gains ivcrt-¢ most murkcd.

ARTILLERY ACTIVITY ON FRENCH FRONT.

(Canadian Press Despatch.)

l’.-\ItlS, Sept. Z0.-ldxcept for ur-

tlllery activity which wus lively at vu rioiis purt.~'. ot' thc liuttlcfront in Prunicc Inst night. the oillcinl' stato-

|ni~nt issiicil this ut`lernoon hy tho Wur Oilirze. sii_\:s.ilioi'i~ wus nothing ui' iniportuiicc to i'<»port."

BERLIN REPORT.

(Canadian Press Despatch.)

I‘ll'}ltl.lI\'. Sept. _1!ti._-_-_-\"ilt_I<.<l1ltloii.~ -

The Wm- Oliice today, reported a t`:Ir- inidnhie drive on the l"lundet's t'roiiI early this niorniniz. followed at tl-i_\- hreuk by strong llrilisli uttncks on it Iirouil l`rout.

ARRESI AIIECED

DYNAIAIIE IEADER

.\l(lN'I`ltl‘I.\I,_ Hopi. iil~ llcilri Alon

ctic iillcgirit Ieuiirr of dynamite i;:in',-; gruvrliig' out oi' nnti-eouscriptiouisi, ugitutioii. und which attempted to iles- troy Lord .~\tliolstnil's residence nt (‘urti‘crvillc, w .~i aricslcil nt Pointe Aux ’i`reinblcs'lute yi,stci'day.

iisiiui duily ruiiis- probubly is imuiin-t h

MACHINE GUN FIRE. '""_'"RwN_"> __

.“'l`ho Biittlo of thc hlcnln lttriil" as thi-, ilespuicllcs iirscrihn it, is hciiii-T fought over niiiilily grounil uint in thc fuco of it \\'ii‘kird inilcliinc gun tirr froin thi: Gorniuns although the tiri-

CANADIAN NIIItS

C/3 |-IH

ijtnur nrt

“Sli Iwavy mins hail wiped ,mt CU.m,_fPl'0f|l on Flour Limited l20 25

less defences and their burrago \vu:=I'

Of the most effective cliararter. ’I`hisI

uttaclr, Iiowcvcr. ‘is being ninde nnilcri iiiiprovtiig wcutlior conilitionii instcnii' of during it ralnstorm, with the wou- thcr constantly growing worse nn on S0 many previous occusiouu.

MODERATE ACTIVITY ON lTAg` LIAN FRONT. (Canadian Press Despatch.)

IIOIIIE, Sept. 20--'l'oilny's \\’nr|`

Otllco statement reported only mode- |`Hti\ uctlvlty on thi- whole fronts 'I`Il"i'i\_wu.~i no ltnportnni ovont.

v-~~»~v-v~-~\~¢-. ve .ot vvv\~.-v.,~--v

.`lII'l \V|‘2A’l`lII'}R. I

'rmiu'i~1itA'i‘oru<: I

. _ 'rIDE, Moon, lore.)

'|`()ll()N'l`(). Sept. ill.--Mostly Iiiir

With stul.iouur_v or ii llttlc lower tcm- Dcrniiirc.

'I`ho liighcnt tcinpei'nturi= recorded'

yesterilay was 59 degrees ubove. At 10 ii. ni. It was 57 above; at 9 p. ni. it won 56 nhovo. The lowest the prev- ious night wiii-i 52 itbovc.

'l`he tide will ho high this uI`ternoon

"I Hilti hurl tomorrow in 2.51; it ivlll be high toniorrouv morn-ing at l.lii nnd Siimliiy 'iii 1_4g_

The sun sets this evenliig pt ii.Ii)

and tomorrow nt, ii,t7; ii rises to- morrow morning in 6,04 und Snnduy Bt 6.05.

'l`hore was a new moon on Suiiil-.ly

Stihl. 16th ii( 5.28 n. in,

The ilrnt quarter ni thc moon will

be on Monday, Sept. 24th nt I2,-it n. D1;

The length of today will he twelve

hoiirit and sixteen minutes. _.

_ Mlnard'e Llniment curls Neurltl|l~

Cents Per Borral os ln United Stntes. ~

WINNIPEG. Sept. IS -All the big'

uniting ifoinpnnics iiavr.-=i;;i'ec1l on :i price for iloiir and also on certain

izlimigr-s in thermutter of delivery. The inlllcrsi stulu thnl an no ilxuii prion for Ilinu' hits bison iniido in t'n~ nnd-ii and nn the price for wheat, ir- Idf-.ntlixul In hoth tlaiiailii and the lint tcd Stzitcii they hnvo made their pri- ces in-i iicilrly In uc<~oi‘<| with thc i\rn ericun |irii:r~s us pos.\iihlc. II|u| lu. thc Aincrii-.un iuw liinlits thu protlt on flour to twenty iivi- cieiits por burrirl unit in t`i-cd to fifty cciitn por ton.

PRDIAINENI IADIES I

SICN EDDD PIEDCE

U'l"l`.-\\\'/\, Sept. l7.~-'l`hi» l)uchcss

of Dc-vonsliiro. consort of the (lover- nor (ienernl. hun signed the food iicrvirc picdizr und thc window rnrii in to he placed in n front \vlndow of “Rldcnu'liiill. This curd rcniln: “'l`ii win the wnr this Iioiifveholil is pledg- cil in curry out i~oi\rit~li~\\tIoiisly the advice and ilesirc of the food ron- trolli-r."

Inidy lini'dnn. wilt- oi' thi- prime

minister. hun also' signeil the food service pledge. In hor letter to tho toorl controller Iiiltly B0l'iI9l1 HUB! "l will be pleased to display the ‘win- the-war' pledge in one of my windows I hnvo been trylnir to oliserve these rules for some weeks in ni_\- homo und do not flint them nt all difficult. to curry olii-"

Lady Laurier, wife of the loader oi'

tm-_ opposition. has also signnil the pledge for food control.

und one fishing vessel.

24 KIIIED IN IIADN|lIDNS_EXPIDSIIIN

(Canadian Press Despatch.)

LONDON. Sept. .iI0.~-A despziti'li to

the (‘entral Nc-ws from Anlstcrilniii says thirty-tour persons have been killed unit 24 others Injured us u re- sult oi' un cxploiiioii in '1 inunltlon I'ui:~ to|'_\' kit Vologiie.

CDAI BARCE SINIIS

IN IAKE DNIARID

All Hands Lost Except the Coptuin.

(Canadian Press Despatch.)

I{lI\`GS'I`()N. i').\"i`.. Sept. ‘_’0.w'I`iit>

bnrgie lliuivntliu. belonging to tho Alniitrcul 'I`i‘ntispoi'tiition <‘oinpnn_\'. with co'-il t`rom Sodns, Y. tin- King- ston. wctn iloirn on Luke Oiitnrio dur-

_ing the night. _ All on iiourd, with thc exception ol' the (‘uptuin were lost,

IVIAIDR I. WEBB) SIANIEY SDIAPIUDUSIY

ENIERIAINED

. I

_-\i S o`cIork lust evcniin.; the lfourth

Rcitiincnt liund liultcd ut thc door ot' (‘u.~tle llull ol' i<lmpirc l.oi|i.:c, No. 10 linlghtu ol' l’_vi.hins iiuil with iuurtiul musit: unnouni-ed the opening ol' the Pythiun wolconie to Major' J. \\-`. Stun- ley un lioiiorcd inchihcr of the l.oilgc_

ing to the Admiralty report. Twenty shipi-i under 1.600 tons were also uunkI

. Q *-*‘

(Canadian Press Despatch.)

The crew was saved. A ilcuter des- patch from llielbuurnc sity# the (lup-

LONDON, Sept. 20~~'I‘he Britlslr

steamer Port Kembla has been sunl;'S[RGI _ by un explosion in her forward hold.) '

while near Capo I-`nrewel,I. N. Z., says a Lloyds despatch from Nelson, N. Z.

ment. .

_ ,

(Canadian Press Despatch.)

Linn, whose passports have been hand- ed to him by the Argentina Govern-

tuln of tin; i’ort. liomhlu reports that: KINGST_0_N' pm" Sept 20_C°I0ne1 ,thu explosion was causcrl hy un infer-' H‘""`»" ""_“'l"' f”‘"`g‘~""“E"'I`A"nIs UE Eh" nul machine utriroriliiig to his belief. Nous" 0’ "°m'"°“:" ‘IIPII “"“m°”IY “I

i --------

Shir i-urrictl it' vitluuhlc cui‘p.:o.

..__._,_...._ .. .

, I IDR CANADA

(Canadian Press Despatch.)

\\'l\Sl-llN(,i'l`(t.\'. Sept. 230.--l~`ou|'_~; ot'

icut oil’-were ullnyeil todny by explunn- tion ot` Dr. II. A. Garfield, Fucl Admin- istrntor.~ that restriction on exports is

Kris no inorf>`thnn its sliurc while the

Nriih \\'estci'i; States suffer a l`ucl .<Iioi'la\i.:c. 1 -

ARCENIINESENAIE APPRDVE DE BREAK

IIH CERIVIANY

(Canadian Press Despatch.)

Hl'i<3.\'OS AYRES. Sept. 20--The Ar-

gcntinii Senuto hy n votii of twcnt_\'- tlircc, to one today declareil for the iwculiiii-.1 oft' ot' relations with Gcrniu- n_\'. The ro.~toliitioil now goes to thc (`Iiuinhcr ot I)cpiit,ies. ’i`licrc is sirinig teclini; in l`uvor ot' its iiniil p'it-ufzc

ll. CDIIEII DIED

\\'ithii\ the hull wus hi-iiiitil`ulI_\~ dc-

.\ spleni|idI_\- l-niil tziblc uiIornoil_ with

l~]xpcriinci|tul i"ni'in uint by .\lr. 'I'~ii|. tlroutnl \\'hii~h sul :ihout into hunilrcii linigliis ot I'_\'tIiiu:-. iuilniliiii! ulioutl

flt`tizo.n Iiriithrcu i`ri»in .\`\:lnti|ci':~i<|c. I

The ltunil iipi-iiiiil thi~ i-ntttriuin-_

mcnt with 'i'hi~ iiiur ripuiigli-il liriiiiior

and thc'-“ l‘_\'tliiuiis fell to it. Otltor Items ‘siipiilciiieiitel the hill of .Zire

and the feast was duly oiijoyoil. tiin-; gint' iili~ uint corn coli pipes' with ninple guppligu of I-'iirz-st :Ind .\'trt-,uln tohurf co \\'i:rc thru liiiiiiluil riiunil und tht- toast I .i i\-:_i.. opciinii with 'I`I\i~ Iiiiiix -Ili:-pwiili-tl In by the ilnnfl pl:iyiu_L; God Hi-vc thc King.

I\'i\I 'i`|i1- I'i‘o,~‘iiii-lil iii' ilii- ll. H. --

propii.~i:d h_\~ i‘.i>it (irund t'||:iiici'Ilor S l\_ l\|i~|)u|inlil 'itlil i'c:~ipiiililcil tu liy ll. S. (‘onsul l’icri't~. -

(hir tliii~st--.\l-ujn|- J. \\'chh Sttililey

who imvi- n vi-r_\' intf~ri:sting talk co- veriiiav :=oiilii~r.~.' c.\pi~i:eii<'cs in inuny wu_\'.~i. Iiiiinorous lui-idents. serious unit tcchllii-ul sldelights iiilil tributes to the hruvcry und i~°nci‘itI<-cs of the mini iii ine |'rinit, .\1-ijor StunIi~_v's grasp of thi~ :niiijcci unit his” pleasing nilIlrc.-lt hcld the riipt utti-ution ot` all and hroiight i`ortl\ rcpeutetl aippluune.

i\lr.`t‘lii\u. I~}urle next fuvuijed the

uilillcnci- u‘itIi one oi' his choice ptr trlotii- solos. "Tho Nn\'y." :intl then i‘cepi’titieil to ii \'li:orou.~i eiicoi'e. A siwrniil ciirorii wus responiled to with ii liiiiinnii-o|i.~' rcniiiiig: "Murphy shall not ning tonight."

(hir i‘it_\~ -respouiied io by (`oun~

cllior .lcnklnn who gnve xi very com- proIii»n.<l\'i- i'r\t.\.' r' civic u'TnIrs, iinil v.'n~» I|.=tencil to with much inter-

est. \

’I'Iii- t‘i'v ot .\'uininci'sI4Ic--llosp0n-

ileil in hr i'i»uni'lllnr ('Iurke and Dr. 'l';i|iton.

(hir l'ii_\~: in I<hukiAi‘. ii. t`hnnd|er. i\'ccp the Home lftrei; Burning-('ol._

li. lil. iinviiuiii, Jno. Mi-imod, J. T. M'c~

irimitiiil tor thc ii iiision with ':‘ii)>leI

lon\'cs_ i-urn st'illi:=_ _-.lit-nf outs. und; 1" golilt-ii glow uint with pli-nr_\~ ot' Ilugsl In the lli'iti.~;li list ot`i~us1|uItic.s for thi*

ond hunting. ltith iitst. in which l21nri=° olliccis iii'

; DE NDUNDS

mugnilicciit \'uscs of Dnlialis kiinlly; \“hoin 7iit) are ileud. lliciltoilililt A. I.. doiiutuil by the ts‘iipcriiiti-miciit iii' the t‘ollct. GIouifost.ci‘uI1ii°cs, previously

whoni til :irc ilcuti and -'i.~i;'iti inch of

reportt,-it wounded und inisslni.; in now rcporiod Cioil ot` wounils. l.ieut. i`ollc| wus tho l’rl|ii-o liidwiird island iihod i-s scholar. lin wus previously rc- porictl woundcil In .lilly liliti. In thc fuinn list is nicntioiioii lflight. t'o|nni

out of |'c;-tpi-ct for thi- N‘i~>'iill||i: i'huii‘» niiilm' Alcxiiiiiici' lllaithlenon killed in l

mutt. l'_ H. t'iiu--ul l‘ict'i'i~ laxction. lie wus; at the Ontario Agri

'i`hc wlliilif cotnp'iii_v \\'n.f. tlicii pii0|i:iilti1t‘f= tfollcgo, Guelph before thc

t.ugi‘ii|ihcil as thi-_\ _.nit ut tfihlr. hy i\l1‘. wnr.

i>c.\iiii-1 .ii uii_\-i-i- stiiiiii,-_ | _________________ _____._

The tfouiinitti-ii. iicxt, lirtniglit lingo Mmard-B Linlmcm cur" cow" -"L

platters: of strniniiig hilt corn~in»itoh! _____________

REANCE WIII EICHI I

ID DIIIER END

Ilisoce ond Lorrolne Must he

Restored, Reporotlon Mode for

' Damages and Justice Meted

Out to the Guilty.

(Canadian Press Despatch.)

l‘.\ltlS. St-pt. IS -‘Tito Frclii:Il niiiii:<»

It rctillirnni thu iiiiterminutlon ol'

I~`runcc to runtlnui- the war until the ilisnnurxitlou ot` l\I>iuce and Lorraine frinn Goriniiny i ussiired, along with` rcpnrutiou for thc damage caused by thc (icriniinst.

ltcterring to the i~il`orts inude hy the

(ic|'iiiniis to wciikcit the moral forces uf the couittry. ilu- declaration nays lliiil in cnseii uircuily under investiga- tion iinii those thiil may hereafter re- quire inqiiiry. justice will follow its course without Iiesltntiou or weakness unil wiihoiii taking any .account whet- nvi-r of the periioniilitleis involved.

"\\'lioc\'ci- iniikou himself an accoun-

pIir.- of the i-ncin_\'." says the declara- tion. “inuiit suffer the rlS0l'8 Of the haw."

Kie.

.AIIIIERICANCDAL NEW EDDD RESIRICIIDNS

t‘unudiun i-out roiisiiniurs that the sup-I Ut u new food P00ti0H\.\‘ CHIIDDHIBII Ill lily from this United Stolen would l1;¢`Greui gl-twin was announced todH.\'

inouni only to insure that (‘nniiiluI llllltilitl tI\il HHIIOII 011 C0Ull>UIS0I`y 1'"-

` ` ‘ ' -‘ ti

his home hero early this morning.

ivtiv 3_t_tPPi|in

(Canadian Pres; Despatch.)

i.ONI)0.\l, Sept. 21).-lnaugiirutlon

by Huron lthonddn. the Food Control-

sziid. “I shall have no compnnction in

tions."

Baron ltholiilda added that the dim-

siibinui‘ini» pcril hut in the \vorld's .=hort-age oi' cereals, meats' and fats.

.i._____..../.___

DEAADNSIRAIIDN DY RUSSIAN REVDIUIIDNISIS

(Canadian Press Despatch.) ooi»:ssA, ni.'ssiA, sept. zo-An nil posing denionstrotion of revolutionary t`iiri~cs wus; held herp today under the iiiispiccs ot' tht- loi-iii council of Work- niun's und Soldiers’ Delegates. Sold- iers und ivorknicu marched in u mon ste-r puradi; bearing banners liiscribei: Long Iivc the l‘rovisioni1l tiovern ini,-nt." "I)0\vn with l(0l'ililol‘l'," “Lolvg li\’i-. tin; lJeniocrut.ii- lt0puhlii~."

HAIIEAIIRACES

(Canadian Press Despatch.) llAl,ll<`AX. Sept. 20.-The Exhibit

ion lioi-so riicc progrnmnn~ wus hrou ght to it close this attcrnooii. 'l`hcri.§ wort: three races on the curii. Victor- ia won thc frci>.-tor-ull-trot in stmiglit iiuuis. und Lady l\l:tdor ruptured thc 2.3.1 trol. The 2.23 trot und 13.25 pact' wus split up und t.'onimo1lorn Boy wus thi- winiior uttcr t`ivc.lxcuts hnd hecn rzuzcd. '[`h'c ilriviuis ugrccil ti) dcciilc ho, ronti-si on thc liftli heiit. I

SUMMARY:

Free For All Trot--Purse $400.

Vlctorin. D. McAiii_-tor. Sus-

':c:~‘.

Cocliaiu Lady. Chas. Smith.

lluliliili

Arluiln, i~'iinpson Bros.. Ain-

Iicisl, Ii Si Ii

Iii-viiioh Iioroiliy. Iir, Jcn

liin:

trrwiill iii-Ili-, l~;lIi.~= l’Iiarnin-

inui-i-_v tio., Miintuguc

'I`iin»‘- 1.’.lll|/3. 119'), 25.18'/.'|.

2.22 Trot and 2.25 Pace-Purse $400- t'i:n\nii.'loro Hoy. 'I`Il0H-

.ilunriii-. .\'c\v Glasgow ii ii 2 I l

lluron llritt. 'I`hos. Munroe.

New tiiusixoii'

|‘»rr.\ntou II.. II. lioiipi.-i'.

t`l\ui'iottcto\\‘n

l<‘lci~t linnito, Neil fviclfiu-

non, New W-itcrford 8 ii Zi il /i

Queen lilurl, Il. Iiiillurd. St.

John

\\'lIl-lic-Siirc. IC. llulton.

Neivciintif- ,

Iilurshnll M., 'i’hos. Lulicy.

liurtinouth :t ills. 'l`iii\1~~-2.l7‘t. 2.20. 2.20%. 2.21.

2.2ii'/£5.

2.35 Trot-Purse $400.

l.uil_\' Iiliidf-i-_ F. W. Foster.

l{lnir.~iton t 1 1

l.lo_\'d Ai-liiilct Jus. licniler-

sou. New Glasgow

Jennie Tregnntle. Don Fraser.

New Glasgow

Adinirni. llr. Jenkins

('up t`i‘cscens. ll. Horne

Kiiwn. R. Edwards. Halifax I'irrttn_ W. Pliristopher. Bos-

ton 7

'i`Iinc-- 2.20%-

111

222

445

I>51

21622

17553

75ldis.

4 it din.

2153

Guam

active:-A

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World Completed

(Canadian Press Despatch.)

QUEBEC. Sept. 20.--The central

spun of the Quebec bridge was placed in position :tt 3.28 this afternoon. The Quebec cantilever bridge scheme, the largest of its kind in the world. is ii reality today after tit`ty years of ot- fort during which one bridge collaps-

cil when nearing completion and the prototype ot’ the central upon which luis now been fitted into place, fell into tho rlvfrr. The end of the ar- iliioiis. pi'oti'a<-toil und |li'nmutl<: elevn-

iliin ot' thc ci-utral span i`roin the sur~| fiico ot' the river to its position bc- twcen thc two cantilever arms came this nfternoon. The hazardous cn- i,crpri.~te, calling for the lifting oi' over 5,000 tons of steel through 150 feet of air upon t'oiir hydraulic lacks operated by compressed air. was curiieil tiirougli without it serious hitch.

The plans of the engineers who

were responsible for the elevation of the span worked out perfectly unit their tore-ilioiigiit. und estimations were romitrkubly nccilriite. Probably thc most interesting cxempllilcatiou ot` the rare with which the plans

SPAN IN PLACE

The Largest Bridge oi its Kind in the

After 50 Years of

Effort. Span Weighs 5,000 Tons and was Lifted a Distance of 150 Feet

, Without a Hitch. '

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were made was to be found in the tact that the computations as to how tar the 5,000. tons mass of metal would brim; down the icantllevers after the scows floated away were only out tive cightii ol' an inch. I

Proiltlng by the disaster of _last

year a number of precautions were introduced to safeguard the lives of the men engaged in the task and the support of the link. -No men were al- lowed on the span after it was once hitched up to the chains save an oc- casional and Intrepid engineer who inspected the lifting connections from time to time. Last year the span was raised three feet at a time but on this occasion the engineers were satisfied with a two foot elevation. After each hoist the mooring trusses which are ultimately to hold the span in place are attached to the span to hold it till the jacks were ready for a new thrust. This is a new feature de- signed to strengthen the support While” the links of the chain were being ta- ken out preparatory to the Jack 'being hitched to those immediately beneath

for ia new raise.

I’.\ItIS, Sept. lit via lteutcr’s Otta-|

wa Apzcncy-Intiervieweil by tint Lon- don currcsponileut. of Li: Journal. Licut.-Gen. Jan Christian Smuts, thc South Ai'i'i<:itn soldier and statcstnnn. t‘i‘.ferring to (icrinni\y`i~i present posi- tion, said: 'Atl

"She ins littlc or no improvement

to hopu for. Vain one doubt. on thc other hand the growing feelini-Z of ter ror whit-Ii possesses her as she sees. thc nations range theiusclvcs side bb side against her, hcr food problems daily hecoiniiig more und more acutc.` her economic future liopelessly com-` promiscil und her numi' more and' more iictestoil? In short, she is faced with thc prospect of being strangled to dcatlt unless the iuiitentc reopens the door of the world to her, Willa! iloi-s tho futurc iiffcr 10 Il9\`- "V0" 0" thp iinpnsrillilo Iiypotlicslii of gi r<~.v0rI

sul ot' th" milltury silu:it.iou'.' G

Longs For Peace. I

“Tiii~ri~ in notlnuiz iuiit Gi-rrnuny'

longs for more :irdciitly thun pence. All hcr pooplu i'r~el that their position is ilcs'peruto. But before thinkini: ol; pmici- wp must be certain of hiivius llnishi-il with mllitnry Imperialism. lli~,fii|'n iicccptiiig pence thosc who :irc izlinrgcil with the destiuic.~i of this na- tions should given serious' retlcction to tin- tirrins, for oil the peace that wr'

pi-uri: :intl future ot' the whole .world The stake is the largest thot the

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T0 IIIAKE PEACE

General Smuts Says Germany Knows

She is Beaten but Those Charged with Destinies ol Nations Must Seriously Reflect on Terms.

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metliods and their success there in no ' more question regarding the winnlnf of the war. Today we have won. and the Germans know it quita well. The tiuui result oi the 'persistent pressure of our army is well anticipated in Ger- many. despite their reassuring corn- munlques. Germany's military victo- ries in the east cannot 'make up for ihotr defeat in a world sense. Hence Gt-rinany's desire for peace. _But despite the horrors and the carnage, wr must continue until the lesson is rzravon deep in the heart. of the Ger-

man people."

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IWII ERENCII IEAMERS SUNK Bl' DBS

(Canadian Pre” Despatch.)

PARIS, Sept. 20-Two -French mer-

vliantineiit of more than 1.600 tons and two vessels of less than that tonnage were sunk by Toulon submarines or mines in the week ending Sept. 1_6,

'according to an ofilciai statement gl-

ven out today by the French Admiral- ty. in this period nine hundred and eighty vessels arrived and eight 'hun- droii und ninety-four cleared at l~`i-unch ports. Two French ships were unsuccessfully attacked. _

sign will depend for _srcneriitloiis thcl CHARGES ARE DIBMESBED ui

A1.eAm'. iv. Y.. sept. Rio.-oqv.

Innnan world has ever played tor. Wiliimml- Il" ‘iA‘93I"°d *IAQ Pntinnco and contiilcnce nre all we '~`|'*"'B9*‘ i1l`6f9|'t‘6d 58511181 Dlbtrlot. now need in order to hc certain of AEI0"n°Y Edwlfd BWNUL nf NOW omninhm “_ I |York. by the City Club of thot. city.

lily this action. the _Governor np-

war si maeninery. §\\°I<I the reiwfi 01 fvrmer Summa

‘court Judge ingrainm. who. as

_ 'special oommlssionvfl heard the

"'t'hhi wilr in n wnr ol machinery. Evidence in tho c“°_ V

instructor) by experience, we have! adopted tactics which may not be QLD AQ! P. | N _ _ very showy, ‘but the results of which' _ _______N‘ 9:. 7'" A

ore miiiliematically certain. Our tac~: ROCHDS-pER_ Ny" 8*” "____.r6’ tics consist 'In progressing by ativan- |mm.n”,|°nu_ “°m."» uhm' _ot

1. con strictly limited to ground i'ender--North Amnimm |n’c,."““°'i"

ed impossible for the enemy to hold today’ dumed w mn ‘M by the superiority ot’ our artillery.'o| mai" Dgnuuu tum Those tactics cost the minimum to us of um °|.““““°n_ A _ ku Wm 'M and lnillct the maximum of lone: to “pen by “dy lqeol qntn. Btlollltll

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