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Says Sir Robert in New York on Hi; |{¢¢um Captured Prisoners and Strewed Ground with |=,,,,_ French Foreign Minister Makes Public Docu-

From Wiisllington Expressed Confidence German Dead. Many Casualties Among "‘ _ ' ments Proving That Germany Tried to Dis- That Cause to Which Both Countl-ig; had Americans. I ' E rr-.‘.`T’§_"°.,'.‘Z-.'.-.fit if‘fi-.§‘.‘.'.“'§§‘.fI`,;`.;.’.._...It honour France by Cowardly Compliciiy in

Consecrated Their Energies Would Triumph.

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NEW YORK, .March 2-Sir Robert

Borden, Premier of Canada, in u statement here last night regarding his conference with President Wilson and other Government officials in Washington concerning co-ordination of effort in ‘prosecuting the war, de- clared that “the spirit of Canada seems to be the spirit of tire United States." .‘I‘_"I‘he purpose' of my visit to Wash- iington” said Sir dtobert, “was tools- cuss with t_lre 'British Ambassador and the Government of the United States the utilization ot the resour- ces of the United States and Canada in the most effective \vay for the common purpose of winning the war. The relation of conditions affecting production. tlle_ most effective clu- ployment of natural resources for es- sential industries and other nrattcrs of ai hllldred nature were considered. J “'i‘lle reception accorded to fire :Acting Minister' of l<‘il|arrce, the lion. A. K. Maclean and myself was most cordial. The dlscrrsrslolrs which took place were very irrliuru.te and interesting, und we have rt very warm appreciation ot' the attitude of tho United States ilr its manifest desire to co-operate with us lrl every reu- nonablb way. _ \Vo are well satisfied with the result of our mission and will leave for Ottawa tomorrow night."

Regrets Alfronts to William Jennings Bryan.

-,Regarding the affront to William

Jennings Bryan at a prollibition nlass meeting at Toronto last night, when the Nebraskan was hissed and pre- vented from speaking by returned soldiers, ISir Robert said: “i observed

ns a result of nation-wide prollibitiorr Sir Robert stated it had been var- iously estimated at 15,000,000 bushels of grain. and that this economy would continue for the duration of the war' and for an indefinite period after- ward. "l‘lrc dlstiileries, he said. which it was thought would bo put out of business as a result of the change, were not idle but were now busy nlauufacturing alcohol for war purposes.

Referring to the Military 'Service

Act Sir Robert said its enforcement was proceeding satisl'actol'ily.

“ln some ol tions of the courrtl

deiermlnatiorl oi' t,lrI-so appeals and we lravo reason to bcllcvc our steps will be approved."

‘lf was said there were .$4,000 np penis l`r'orrr the Draft Irrtw in tilt: pro- _ vince ol' Quebec.

flrrlrarla had sent ovcr-~u-us, so tar;

ualtles have totuilcd woll up to 150.

Tile lrcw nliliiarv ser vrce law will

u rol'ity lol add renal levies \v lrnvc to bc made by parlianlcllt. Corn-'

ted States to equal Canadars record,` it was pointed out by thc premier, this country would have to place 5,500,000 men ill the field. Sir Robert declined to discuss the probable length of the war or the advisabllity of approving_ Japanese intervention in -Siberia. He` said: “Whether the war is to be con- tinued for a considerable period or otherwise. l am perfectly confident

- W'l'i‘H--THE AM-E»R'iCA-N ARMY iN ERAINICE March, 3-Anlerican troops repulsed u strong Gerulan attack this morning in the salient north of 'i‘oul. There were many Anlerican casual- ties, one of the killed being a captain who graduated from West Point ill 1917. The raid was a complete failure, three German prisoners re- maining in American hands.

Tile ground irl front of the Amer-

lean trellclres wus strewn with Ger- man dead..

Tire >GernluIls had been prepariru:

for the raid for three weeks and bc- longed to the 78th Reserve Division

of Harlover. 'i`lre prisoners had itun- sia. coins ill their possession and came illto the ircllcllcs opposite ue just before thc Alnericalls took over this sector.

Tire Arnericarls lost many kill.-,d

and wounded. including oiliccrs, 'i`lre Alri'er'icIllIs displayed the greatest physical courage. bravery and r\,rrcrg_v throughout the cngagcurclrt. and eut- fouglrt the surprised encnly froln the instant corrtaol. wus cstalllislrell. llu|'~, ing the llolnbarwlrrrerrt :I town bvlrind the Alrlericall lille was heavily sllcilcd and there were solne caslluitics,

D . . .y

there have been at lrulllher ot` ap- I penis," ire said, “and this has tended ` '

to delay. -Recently steps have been

taken to expedite the hearings and `

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with deepest regret, the occurrence I that the cause to which your country

at Toronto. but was very glad to note and my own have consecrated their/ that it was due to various smallpor- energy and their purpose will be tri- tions of the audience. Doubtless the umphant, and that untold sacrifice

incident arose out of a nllsunder-I w

hich hulrlanity has endured for the

Sl-`&WllilS." preservation ot' civilization and of in-

Although not possessing any auth- st

itutions built up during- nlany -cen--

oritstlve figures regarding the amouut|.turles or slow and sometimes painful of food that would be saved annually, effort will not he in vain." . -

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TIUNS UN QUESTIUN » PEACE, BALFUUR SAYS

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GUNVERSA-

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I--= sud- --Iwo M00" "ri-r= ,international Arrangement to Prevent Stores at

000 of whom 40.000 have been ltilh-d.i or

pared with th” P°P“IaLi0“ of me U“I'I LONDON, March 4.-Accordirlg to rllnrclr 2.~llv tlrc Assoc-iatcti Press-~!

ire .’\rllcr‘ir-all and .lttpzrrrelwe orrrbn.<»,

the Allies have decided to ask the sadors arrived lrcre today on a spcciaij

Japanese to take any stops rlecessary, train. Their trip was an uneventful 5 for the protection of the Allies in the, cue.

Far East.

WASHINGTON, March A3.-Japalrs, the ltussiau Bolslrcviki government by

proposal for action in Siberia has the German coln=mIrrlr.‘cr~ on the cast-

crowded German Chancellor Von er

Heltiing's .speech illto second place in three days in ‘which to sign the peace tllc consideration of oliiciais here and’ treaty derrlarldcd by the Teutous.

there were indications today that dc-_

cisions were being formed which soon Gcrlrlan advance into Russia has been would show themselves ill some nr- resunled. There are applrrently three l`l1I1S€lll€llt Ol' all illterlléltiollill churn- columns ot' (lerlnans advancing in'

All ultirrrutuln lraé- been llarldetl to

rr t`ro`nt, who has given the Russians-

(‘clrlciderlt witll this rlcrlrnnd the

cter to -prevent the vast stores at several sectors nt the lille. I

Viad_ivostok and control ot’ the trans- Slberian railway ‘from falling into the i) hands of the advancing Germans. I rl

All attach by the Teutons near Butte I

u Mesull resulted ill the capture off

-sectiorl cl' a French position. but url 5'

The expectation tlrnt President immediate counter-attack evicted tlrci

Wilson was planning to address Con-I Germans. .'l‘he British troops ear:-led

grcss very -soon irl reply to Von i~ier‘tl- out srlccessfnl raids north of the

lug‘s speech was dissipated today l1,\'| Y-pr'cs-Stnderl rnilrozul und captured n

evidences that the president is' ulak

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ing no .such plans at tile Ipresent. II ot`

W llrisollers. On the other' sectors I,lle front nothing ot’ interest is re-

VOLOGDA'\, RUSS IA. Thursday ' ported.

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British Foreign Secretary Says That ii Voni ,,,,;§-»;_;,f;g,;',,,§,1§,2;_._°°;2‘;3;§,,,,,_,,_

liertiing Really Wants Balance ol Power I,';f,°,‘,§‘;‘“,§}2,',‘.,f°‘;‘.;'.i§!} 1‘,?.‘.`€ fI.‘;"`..i`.iI2 Anilqhoted. Let Germany Abandon Her §.`,.".ii`,§.’II{'ir’l1§`f“i.’r.I’,III’"I.“L?é"1riI5§.“TI.’l`Il§

Iby tht Turks, including tlrildrell. has and west ol` I,Irc .lor'rrsulerrr-Nehulus

' ,been illassaercllm 'Pirie :information

~ was brougllt from Surnsuu by an oft-

‘ - ”'”“”“°' PARIIAMENI Ill UPEN

bONDUN,. March 2.-Foreign Sec-

retary Balfour replied on ’l‘llursds..v night in the 'House of Colnnlous to criticisms of his receut<speec-ll cou- cerning Vou_Hertllng and Count Cz-I crniu made by Ricllard llolt, a radic- al member. Mr. Balfour lnailltuiusd his previous positlorl that notlrinl-I

had yet happened to make diplomat-` iclconversat ons fruitful of good ro- su ts.

Secretory Balfour justified- ills

previous attitude on the ground that Von rl-Iertllng and Count Czornln spoke after a conference and agree- ment. He said that Richard Holt, Radical member of Parliament, whose amendment to the Address to the Throne, expressing regret con- cerning tlro decision of the Versailles conference was defeated by the iiouse of Colntnons two weeks ago, appeared to be the only person in the world who considered Von Hert- llng's reference to Belgium satisfact- ory.

_The Boll Iouchstono

“Man uestioli must be settled

y ‘1 ,ll

at the peace conference," he suld.l

"but the duestlon of-Helglurn is the best- touchstouo of the honesty of llilrpose of the Central lrlrrropearr dip- lomacy and especially of tierluau dlp~ lonracy. There ls' only one course for the offending nation in this case llflllloly. unconditional restoration and reparation. When was Belgium U10 Jumping-off ground of enemy machinations anti why should Ger- many suppose it is going to be?

“Bclliunl has been the victim. not the author of those crimes. and Will should she be punished because Ger- mlllly is guilty. Germany always had

ln mind new_te&-ritorial. commercial or military can itions which would Drovent Belgium taking an indellelld' out place among the nations. Whloll Germany and ourselves were Died!- °‘| lo preserve. ,What we had to con- sider is how fs! Von Hertling's llll service to Presi nt Wilson’s lol" Ul'°Dolltions ross; is exemplified by German practise r

The Foreign rotary then nrralv~

:ed the four pr osittons and Vol! Herllingu attltu coneemlns 010|"- ls well as the (ilsncellors frame of mini follrdinl Alsace-Lorraine. He °0lltin\l\d:

'll could understand s German tak-

" "I`l|ero is no question ol Alsace lrorraine to go before It peace confer'~I

proves ln theory. To take one in- ' stance only, the cession of Polish ter-, ritory to the Ukraine. We would like'

purposes of aggralrdlzcrllcnt. 'i`llis ni prol'or|nd llistoricnl rnctlrod ol' look- ` ing ut the Iruestioll. Great -Urltlun has,

ing could irlurope he saved from u do luinatlon of one ovorhcurilln and ui-Z< Igresslvo nation, -

ed,» lr`o can do it. by Illdllclllg his countrymen to abandon that policy of ambition domination. which 0V0l"

tlrirrl and fourth principles. Consider, for a moment how Von Hertlln8 llo-

[uught time urld. agnlll for the hal- - alice of power, buenrlne only by fight-_ *TAKEN BV MISTAKE, A GlRL'S

shadows the world`at this moment. .__ "l return to President WllH°“’H “wAN1':o.--'ro nenr 'ri-Ines un-

._ ical of one of the Central Powers.

nlalr discussing the principles of cu IT!-IREE NEGROES LYNCHIED IN _ selrtial justice and saying: I THE SUUTHERN STATES(

itA_VlLl.E, LA., March 3.-’l`lrrcc

once) " , I Ilogroos 'whose nantes were given ns-

' l.ilrn Lewis, Jinr Jones und Will l'ow~

Action vs. Theory | ell, were lynched by rl nlorb ol' white

` lrlell near Delhi, La., in all isolated

“lleléardillg President Wlilsorrs se- | -`i‘3‘3ti0l\ of m°hl”‘"d parish' lust Tues:

cond proposition we have had witll- “Yr M tlhii outgflowthl_g£St‘;?(;'£ieDe§’§l ilr the last few weeks a_ specimen of "Vee" WI es an “eg ' ,_ - ' lSunday, when a white farmer and a how V0" `H‘":mn_gl imerpreflsblin ac' negro were killed according to reports _tion the principle re so g y ap- _ iv d here today

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principle. .ll _ _'_

V.-Coming to the tlllrd proposition *I _ _ * Von Hertlirig says: wlltl; illlillvi. that * ' ‘ ,| tl d -t ill of tre nance p pow-I _ cEeis (ELL lilloiee or less antiquated doe-I¥O'l#4'§O'P**'|"|"\"*‘*'|'*‘|'*I

_ ,_ 1 .f -ll »- -- E l d l' -------~-----~~-~----~ iiriiiig ni; Niirliiriliilrhhrliieirucirgrriril IEA- 'HsAvv snown PAPER Fon

sale, excellent for putting under olieloth or carpets. Apply at The Guardian Office. 732-to-1l0Mtl.

bool and skuio from Arena. rinlr. ll‘indr~|' louvo nl rink null get own llrcperiy. Lindt;-Ji-I'>M2l.

"rr von Hortllrls really welll” lt' -------~--_---~-_--"

nraku the balance of power arltiqurri.~` *I AM PAYING HIGHEST PRICES

for rnuskrnt skins. B. R. llolrnun, 156 Richmond Street. Charlotte- town. 2671-2-21Mtf.

furnished rooms for family of two. Apply at this ofiice. 2597-2-16Mtf.

In peace arrangements. Ho men- ' tions two countries, he wishes to see

sires to see the principles. that the ., 1., _ _ ~ Interest and nanarrt or the rorlulsr- »I=AnA‘son MAcr»nns -ro Lev ev ions concerned should be considered weep or monm ADM, to 224 mm.

ton ltfeet. 600-10-12Mtf.

Mesopotamia.

Turkey’| Ambitious.

"Does any one tlrlnlt that it would-V

be to the interest and benefit of' the

accuses us of being animated with purely ambitious designs when we invaded Mesopotamia and captured Jerusalem. l suppose he would say that Russia was similarly moved when sill occupied itrliieiiiit. But! when Turkey went to war she picked

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restored to Turkey. Palestine “"0 ~1'eAoH£ns Nazono Fon sAeK-

'utcllswan and Alberta Schools. Salaries $800 to $1000 per annum. Apply to (lnnudlan Teacllers’ Ag- ency, Box 14, Regina, Spsk.

'- ' 284'!-3-4lVl1mox

Ipopulstfons concerned von l-lertllng ,WAN-|»`!°_ 1-E" ¢x'p£R|ENcED

cod fishermen oceustolnod to trawl and hand line fishing, to fish next Spring and Summer on the north shore of Prince Edward island. Mo

tor bool; and full equipment provi- ded. ol‘_further particulars 'sp-

III PAIESIINE

_ (special lowfliel cure-rIi.‘,~.`,_i

I()ND()r\ Malin l Hrrtrslr iroo|»..' peratlllg nortlr ol lcrrleulcrrr irl Pn- lestine, have made an advance aioni:

front ot' twelve miles to ar lunxi-

llrlrrn depth of Il,-000 yards astridr-

road, the war' office allllourrccd to day. ` I

MARCH I8 UR Zll

(Special to the Guardiem.) I

()'i"I`AW`!\, r\lar('lr 4.--~-'l`llu dull: lorl

the openilu.: ol` i‘rtr'litrrrrcllt will likely, be fixed by the Uabillct today. Mon- day, March lit, or Wednesd_zI_\'. Mari-,II 20 are the most probable dates. lt is cusL0lrrar‘_v to give the tllernbor's_ n ulontlrs notice. but there is rlo stu-I

ltutory time fixed. 'ln .»\u|.:ust. 1914,;

when the crllcrgellcy session ol' Pnl'-I llltment was culled there was only at week’s notice given. in view of the urgency oi' surnlnoning the iiouse at the earliest, possible date, li is felt' two week’s notice will be srrfllcierlt. I All official declaration or` the elev-

tloll results will he made b_v Mr. W. l~'. O‘Collnor‘, K. <3., General lteturu I ing Oiiice'r, next Saturday.

SEIIIIEI WIREIESS SEIZEII IN NEW YIIIIIII

NEW Vtllili. Mar. -i. Y it \\'n.\r nlullr -

`knowlI by l"clli°l'ni 0i`fivil\ls today illnt a powerful wireless outfit orl the top l'Ioor ot' it building ilr the Wall Slroer, district had been seized.

ISENATOR DENNIS I FOUNDS CHAIR IN

MEMORY OF SONI

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}lAliil<‘AX, Mar. ll-»Sell:rl.rrl' Ilerrrlirei

I’Iel-lidelli. of the llalifax Ilcrr-rid guru llalhouslo University $60.00(l for the purpose oi' founding e chair ot' go- : vernment and political science in me- nrory of ills son. tlrrptaln Eric Don-` ‘nlI~r. who was lrillf-rl in action ui the hnttle ot’ Vlnly ilirian. Tile gift pro-_ vides also that prizes shall he given, and that the strrdont taking ilu- class who stands highest at uruduntionl 'shall receive a prize ol' $250 with the Erlc Dennis ilold Medal. Tile gover- nors of Dalhousie University in ac-I cepting the handsome gift- passed a'

resolution setting forth their high up-i ,preciation of the generosity of Sena-I tor Dennis. Dalhousie is probable, the 'first Canadian university to have

ply to Portland Packing Co., Char- lottetown. P. ll. l. 2188-M_10i

"such a department. I

riul staierrlcllt orl nrilrtary uperatlolrs issued tonight rl-ads:

"ill tile t:rlill'sI: of tllc Inst Iwo lluys

the artillery activity has been rather' intense. (ln tho night ot' March lst the Ge|'rl\ulls nlndi- nn attack uuzrirlsi thc llois ilu 'I‘r'rr|»<_-ze, wllivir was re- plriscd 4-onlplr-lr>l_v hy the tire ol' our nrtillt-r_v .zrllrl Irraelrirrc gulls. 'l‘llf~ (loI'lr\nlls_lrnve liolrlllalwlt-<i our lint-is viuierltly nt. sorru- points.” '

GERMANS CLAIM BIG CAPTURES.

i l.N r\i.rlr I 'I' It .rim rn

ell .rllvnrlre |lrror1l.:ll llu~,~i.| lrrrvo

'aptlrrvrl ru-cor'dlrrl_; to the oilicinl I-our lrrllrlivnliolr frorlr (ir-rrerul llondtlurrr- i<~r.~r. Ii,.‘s0lI oil‘Irr~l'.~I :Ind 57,00il rut-Ir. ;'.- itltl grills, .'._IItI|I rrrurlrinr- grills. tlr:\u,- Irrlds of motor' \'vIlicle.~‘, X00 lovonro tivt-.~: und tlroufurlriis of r'nil\v:~.l' t|'rrcil.~'.

(Special to the Guardian.)

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GERMAN VESSELS RAN INTO MINES.

(Special to the (iuartlian.l

'i'iIl‘} il.\tll'I-1. !\l:rI' -i. .\'f_-v\~r'.r| tit-I'

lrrrrlt urtvrrl vi-ssl-is run into rrrillt-=~ I“I'i<'In_\' .~i.\ urii¢-.~¢ oil lirc lslrrnrl vii Vlieiulrrl. ill .\‘or'tIl Iloilnllrl. in tir»- coursc ol` Itttelrlpls o|` Gcl'rrr;tn.< to save tile t'I't>\\'s one bout got, into tiri- snrf null r~npsiv.ell. l*`i\'c rrrorl trorui this boat were landed on thc island.

PRIIIESIS AGAINST _

SENDING IiiiIEli , III5III’S__lII SIBERIA

(Special to the Guardian.)

i.t).\'l)()\', ;\ll\inr, l.A'i`lro Mattr-

r-lr0st,cr‘ Gllzrlwiiztrr, ilr rt iezuiilll.: nl‘lir~,iv| to<la}.'. strollgly protests ugninst tire lallriirlc oi' idrltclltc Allied troops io Siberia. declaring that to do so wouid‘ be to join Gcrnrnny in tire dlsrlrenr- bcrlnollt ol' Russia. The llewspapor’ asks that not a single step he tnkenl irl which_ .-\lnericu docs not join., “'1‘llnl," says tire hllllltrilcster' Guard- ian "will at least ensure lnoderation President Wilson has declared that Gcrrnrtn occupatiolr ill the West curr- not, stand. llc can ho no plrI‘t_\‘ io, Allied of‘t'upII.tiorl in lilo Idnsl. |

Minard's Liniment Relieves Neuralgia

IIEIIIIUNIS IIIIN

Sllil BE IIIAINIEII IN IIISI EIEIIIIIIN

f.l'l"l’A\\'r\, r\lrtri'lr 3.--'i'ile idea

wllich has got, alrrouti thai the tirnl~I

has t-xpir‘e¢l ill which rocrrrrrrls lung! ho Iierrraluicd er' prot,ests l'iIr~,d in corr~r llection witit tlrr: l'cr~o.|rt election i:~ rlcI'lar'eti by clceliolr Irulllorltlcsl l|<,~rr~- I,e lu- utterly l'rll|nr-ions. The old (‘orr I |l'oveI'tt°,Il Isllcclloll Act provillctl thu: ar |»r'ot1-.sl had to ho <~ntr,»rerl within l`orI_\’ |l:|_vr= uflvl' pollllrlz, IIIIL lll:I,t /\I'f lla; Iwi-lr :;rt.~.:pl-riticrl by flu- New Wal Illuo Itlloctlolr Act. A Irrolesl, can irr- "Irtcr<-rl only :rl`Ir~r it lla lllrowp wlrrr Is: tlvclr-fl Irrrvl nn oi`l`lclII| ill-vlnrtrllolr Irlo:rlf-_

.\'llrrilrt|‘i_v. the Iilnr- has noi. v.\;pil'»

cd ill wlrlcir l‘vcorIIlI.-I ulay he tielrrnlrri- ed. h‘or'IinlI I5 of Ilrl' .-’\t',l, I'oI|Ili|‘lr.~ Ilurt Ir date rlrusi. lu- fixed wlthill lou. rlzrys ol` which npplicattiflllls' for rr-~ l-oullts Iurve to he luzrrie. 'i‘Iri.~: :luti- lrals not been fir-Ierlrrined. As to whctlror the tlrorlsnllds ol' soldier hui lots set Irsido without coulltirl;.1 lnajr he coulrtcd would he It legal qlrestiolr l`or the courts in connection with :In :rpplicntioll for at rocourlt. 'l`Irr-so on-' volopcs were l‘r-.jr-r'torl in-rrruse il was n|l|\Irr'r-Ilt on their lurfe that .~Io|tiieI.~ wlrrr: trying io vott- Irl <~ollst,ltuerlI‘io.< wllcrc they had rlcitlror lived nor en- listed. '

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War Against Europe

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.~ riri .\l. l’i<'|rolr. “Ilr:rr Iirr- (_'.ly the (it‘rrrlul|.~' rleiilu-|';l|i\ly r'i»||l|¢\|-t-rl in r‘\‘i|;I.irlr‘ till- Irrost l`I'I_clrIl`ul ol' \vur';= they II-it-rl to rlrslrorlorrr' us b_\' Ihr- r»ownr'ril_\- 1-oIu|iIiI‘ii_\' in :rrrrlluslr into \\`IIir'h they |i|'o\\' I‘]II|'|lpr\. I will i~staliii~'II it in till- lr-v»~I:rIiolI or';r |Ior'rIlrrr~|I| tlrnr tin- Hr-|'rrrnn`t‘Ir;IIrr-ifilz r. :Iltwr lr:r\'i|r;: 1il‘.'rwIr rip, pr'<».~‘|~r'\'i~r| r':|Ir-t'1IIl_\. :IIIII you will ser- \vll_\ ilr till* Irru.~.t |»r'nt`oI|lr|I I|r_\><Il»|'y of tin- Ir|o.~;l ru-I-|'r-I .-lrrllilfvs-'_ ,

Document that Defies Any Sort of I

Atternot to Disprovc ;

"\\'r- lravr- h|ro\\'|| only rw-<'cIrtl_\ \'I`

il, -nrrllrr-Irtieily und ir 1lr‘\tir~.~'- any fort of nttolnpl lo <|i.~pro\'r- ii. ll lrcars the sigrlatrlre ol' llctlrrrrlrlrrl-Iioliwog {(ler'lnarr lrrlporiul I‘lr:rnt-ollor' nl the ouilnezrk ol' the war). and tile dats-I July Ill. i914. t)rr iirtrt-dzry You Sclroerli fti~:rnrall ,-\rrrlrzr:<snrlrrr to l"rnrr<-el wzrsi r~lr:»I'uml l'»_r Ir relcgr.-rln I'rorll his cllzrrr-I I-ollor te 'rlotil'_\' us ot' rr state oi' I".rn-I gel' of war with itussia. und to ask us' to ronlzrirl rlculral. ;,;ivinI; us eig:{l\ler‘rr- hours ill wlrleil to l'epi_\'. I

“\\'ilnt wus rlrlltrlowlr Ilrllii l.orirr_\'I

was that the If-legrnlrr cl' lilo tlI~l'Inrrlr,

t'lrnr.'ccilor° conlairrcrl tire.~'-~.~, iIl.~'tIrlr»-l tiolls tr‘l‘rrrirlnr\\Il with these \\'oril>=;, ‘Il' tire I-`rcrlt'lr (lc\'er‘rr1rr\~rl| rlcvlnrr-s it; will rclnnirr nculrzri \'.';ur i‘lxco,iiorrc_\"; will irc good enough to Ileclnle thur- 'we nrust. as Ir grrzrrwrrrtev ot` rr»~rrIr'uilt_\.I reuIll|'c the lrrrruiirlg ow-I' ol' thr- lorr-

resscs ci' 'i‘oul and Yerriurr; that we; will oceurry lllcnl and will rr:.~Ilol-.-

them after tire end ot' the war with Russia. A reply' to thi.-'. question must r'ezl<-lr Ili-ro lrefor Snitrrtlsty al`I,r'lrloIrrr ui Your e’cIor-Ir. r

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Ilr»r'lrro.lr_v wanted pence at the mo- rnelrl \\lu»n she Ilcc`ll-rretl wur. That iS lrow .<lnecr'c sire was in pretending lIl.r| we r'»=I»Iil;\-lvl llI!l‘ (U i.l|.k€ lip 87111! for her rlr-fence. 'Phat is the price she irrtr-ruled Io rilnke us pny if we had the ilIt`nnl_\' to r‘epudlal,t-, our siguatllre, -rs l’rr|s,-In rv-ptlrliatetl bers by _tearing up lin- il-I-,nr_v that guaranteed the rrcutruiity ol` Belglunl.

"t)rrr' mortal r-ncnly in the war of

li<7l. Von rlloltlu-, declared on the morr- rnw of- the trsuty of Frankfort.” said I-'oroisrr nlirristr-r Pichon, on taking up the qui-,~!ion ot' .ilsirve-l.orr'ni|le, "l,llat; it worllri rr-qu|rr~ nolcss than fifty _rf-nr-A In \\-can the heal-t or lrcr lost prrzvirrr-es illto l\`r'alrce."

.\l. Pivllorl colrtr‘u.~Ited>llle Gernlan.

;rr‘/~r»pt,nrn-I-, then that the provinces \\<_-r't- irl I'\~aiit_\' iI`rer|cll, with the - it-ruterl neterrsions ot German

,,, ,. ,, . A . :,tutr~.~.-Irrr-rr since. especially the asser- - I' 'if 1 ' - tions of former- tillnlrccllor Von Beth- I

rrrrrlrrr-Ilollwr-I: and the .present Chau w--llor Voullt \’orr licrtlllrg, that most or' the provllrcos were always. German. 'l'lr,- l~'or'cir:n l\-linister lnade public

for the Iirst lime. the full text of a let ter wrirlr-lr by William l. the grand- frrtlrer ct' the pl'ese'rlt Gcrnran Enlper- or' to iinlproses l'}ugclri»\_ The letter is rllrtcd \"\ér,~'flille-4. October' 26, 1870.

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lrer' rIcl`er\se." read by M. Pichon, 'IIT

“Gf>r'rrrarr_r desires to be assured ‘that the rrexr war will find her better pre- pared' to repel the aggreseionnpon whit-ll we can count as soon as France shall have repaired her' forces and

gained allies. This is the melancholy

<~orrsirler‘aticrl alone, and not a desire to .-rrrprnellt nl_v country. whose ter- ritory is sufficiently great,_that obliges me to insist upon the eesslon of ter ritoric.~. that has no other object than in tlrrtw back the starting point the I~‘r-cm-ll armies rlrnl, in the future, will cizrnt- to attack us."

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orr uslred: “tion one better' destroy lhr- legend von Hertling tries to uuulllislr that the annexation of .\lsIree~i.orr'uilre had for its origin in the minds of its authors the wish to rr~,trrru to Germany, German provinces ol' winch she has been ills-posseseti by I-‘rr-nr-ll usur'putiorr’."'

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RMANS NIEET WITH STIFE

E IN THEIR

UF RUSSIA

Report That the Hun

Troops Have Been

‘ Ordered to Make No Further Advance and

` Patrols Which Appear -

the German Cavalry

ed at Move Selle Have Retired. I

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ill-,.<puIr~l» tr the l§xr'lurIlgr~ Tolegraplri Volrlpalry, ullrior dale of l~`i-i|rual'_\‘ 257.1 ~'a_v.~l it is I‘rr|lor'tori l`rorn l,uIzn that tile, tlernlun dota<~lrIrrerlts_ \\'lrlf‘lI I-utr‘r‘c|I tlrnl, town Ir day or two ergo. ure ioav I ing. 'l‘hr_- ltrlssizllrs. Illoviny lo nleoi| tlrorrl,iurve returned l,e\\‘nl'tis thc rlrailrr r;til\\'ay und oerfllpiod tlrrr,-e sulnll' stntiolls \villrilr twelve nlilc.= cl' l’sko\'.I I.:Irge Russian liotzrcllnlolrls are con-1 corrtruriirlg near' Pskov. The railwuyl mon :rro I'orrning |>nI'li.~-:III rietar:h~’ zrrurlts' Irlolrtr tire lint- I

I-‘rom Srrrolclrslr crlrrlr-.< the rr-peril

that Ihr-, t}vr°|rrarr.< lnlw- met with' Strom: I‘e:~ri.~tt:rrrI-r- wililirr sixlel-rr versts Il0.T nllles) |'r'oru t)|‘t'lr;l. and lvl-ro t`orr'<-rl to l'r-tire. 'l`|l|\. (lerlunns IIuvr» in-|~Ir |r'\illg lo r'ro.~.~l llli-, l5ert‘.~'~

I I/t)i\IDt)N. lilarnll .°..~.-\ i-'etlogln-.i \;\llrlrli: in the direction of Orsha.

llircvt int‘orlnutlou from Novo Selle

says rllni, the Germans have received .'rl'Ilr~r's to rllatko no t'urtlre|° advance. rrrrd the tlernlnn cavalry pstrols,'whi'c\x up|renr'cd nt Novo Selle, have retired.

.tccorrling to the Smolny lllstitute

the i§ol.~\lre‘/iki lu-addrrarters at Petro- rrrnrl. lighting proceeded ‘all Wednes- day morning for possession of Pskov, und n message from Lugo says it is rlellnitoly in Russian possession.

Norgcn island". defending llevul

|'rorn the sou, is ill Russian hands and the batteries have ii|‘ed on Rollei. wlrcro there are numerous German de- lnclllnerrts.

London, Fe-h. 23.-A Russian wire-

less lllcssagu, under dale of Februar? LET, says:

3 n men ,Wes an ru ' :inn lllvi-r nlrd' I-olr.~'nlirlrr|v the r.;r'outliiI "l)rlc|:-nies of rho Po0[)l0's Secretar-

__ _ , _ in order' to liouill opr\l‘ntion.< in lllr-| int of ilkrairrc arc on tlieir waylfrolfi

id'irI~<~tio|r of t')I‘shn :Intl Gorncl. llcdl l\lov lo ilrI‘st~l.it0\;‘slki Fhcy Wgglsggg

. , . - . -t'r|"I‘<i.‘ cor\r~olltr'Iltell 'ri liroprli Stal-I the pence treaty \v e l was C0 | || |‘r \\ |‘].\ |`|||‘}lE, I fini' |»|Tev¢-lriorl the tiI>i'IlrIrrrs» froru Iul- with the llorlllcr Kiev Radu."

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Too/tv' rs THE lsooln, o/rv or 0W|\el°S Ui ‘E79 Africa*

$53223. """T'°“”"°" '"- Manhattan Say Stands by the 'r*orro.\"|‘o \I";Tr'_ 'fir --Ir She was N01 sunk

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.~¢out,lreri_v winds. lnllt€'er. I _ __ _ - » _

'i‘lrr~ 'lligllest lcrnpcruturc ler~o|~|l-ri _*NT I t`.\l'i<.` TOWN, March 3.--tvlu

_ves-terdu_v wus 10 above. At fi n. nr, it was Ll alrovtu At, 9 p. nl. it wus I0 arrhovc. The lowest the previous Ilirilf was zero.

'l`ho Lido will be Irigll this ai`tcr‘noon

:rt 2.29 and to-rnorrow :rf R.tl{I; it will Ire lrilrh tomorrow morning nl 4.30 and 'l’llursdn_v at 5.40

'I`l\c sun 1-:els this nvclrlng :rt ¢i.i0

rrnrl tonlor'ro\\‘ at ti.i2: il risr~.-: tomor- row nrul-rllllg nt 0.47 and 'l`lrursdu_\» nl t-,'15,

'l`l\c Inoon rises tol\roI'I'o\\' Illornlng ut 2.l7, I '|`llu 'n|oon‘ wus l\||l on Mol|du_\'.

Murclr 25th ut. 4.135 p. rn.

The last quarter' of the uloon will

he on Tuesday. March 5th ut 7.44 p. m. . The -length of todny will hc eleven

hours and twenty one minutes,

MInsrd's Llnlment Cures Burns, Etc.-

‘l'i|r< lirltlsil l~‘reiI:lrl :.lcI\lllririll Mllll'

irutlrrrl ol`_R,tItI4 tons prrosu, was tor-

wloorl llul rl-rrluinrri f\l'ioIlI whlio lrr

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('i)\|ViL\` l \\"fl" ill- ‘LTI , I tr- . nll'l Alr|cr'irnrI rm-rr'-llalrlnrr-lr ir i`e\\'I "il""'i ‘lf nlitionalisl-9~

lvor-ku ego “ wus nrlrlounced lrerr- to-I Premier flotlln iiolelllihli QUl'tbl‘t`i out ru :Ire ownt-rs, the Allnnlir, Tran 'Smnrs against crlfloll=n'r'I4_fdr _acquisiti-

tl>r\.' t‘l»m|»:rrr_\'. 'i`ht‘ M~r|rirf\7in.n. it \'.'I.r» -~t.If~I|. Ilut lurvirtoar llrltislryvorf.

flirt-!:;:r;;cu lim' cargo und is in-lllp; rv- prr-urlt.r clllpllatically declared thht.

Sontil Africa as an m ¢d

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holrtlr Africa Assembly has adopted General Botha‘s motion tu full. Gen- crnl Snruts leave oiiabsente by I

ing in Ile:-islonls on nilhor _war qffed- Iiens Ill`fer‘llng South liirfoa. 'PDQ

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public. no fu maxi to itil

iilrllh-rh port. the Empire beoillle Ito' fhdlld-

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