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lltgtIllllllIlIIs llelwenl llatiiters. Miiltitlohs Board and finance Minister. imperial Trea-

sury I Secures

Purchase of Mnnitions.

(Special to the Guardian-)

OTTAWA, 'March 16.-The negotia-

tiolls which have been proceeding for some time past between the Canadian Bankers association, Mr. J. W. Flat- veiie. Chairman of the imperial muni- tions board, and the Minister of Fi- nance, and which have extended over several conferences held during the past three weeks have resulted in an

this Amoiiilt for

offer lnade by the Canadian chartered bank-s to establish in Canada a credit of $75,000,000 for the imperial Treasu- ry to be expended in payment of fur- ther munitlon orders to be placed in Canada during the next two montlls. In anticipation of the arrangement which has new been completed $20,- 000,000 of additional orders have been received by the imperial munitions board during the past two weeks.

ADDPTE

(Special to the Guardian-)

OTTAWA, March 15.-The tariff re-

-solutions of Sir Thomas White's bud- get were adopted in committee ill the liouse today after a lengthy discussion bearing clliefly upon the incr-(ssed du- ty ou apples. Liberal members froln the West complained tllat the new du- ty imposed au additional hardship on the consunlel' in the prairie provinces for the benefit of the Apple growers of British ('olumbla. The Finance Minister explained tllat the demand of the British Columbia frlllt growers, whose industry had been suffering from depression and the competitloll of surplus ,supplies from the United States dumped--'at low prices in the Clluadian West, for illcrcascd protoc- lloh bud ¢bee_,n befbrc ills depart-

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lllent for three years. it had been acceded to after careful consideration. Moreover. Sir Thomas W'hite consi- dered tllat it was indlspensably neces- sary to protect the Canadiall Fruit Growing industry and it would benefit the applegrowers of Ontario and No- va Scotia. as well as those of British Columbia. There was also a discus- sion on tile proposed change in the duty on fuci oils. The'nllnister ox- plaining tllut thc oils affected did not include illumillating. lubricating oils, gasoline, naphtlla, or beuziue. The re- solution was passed with a promise of further debate later.

The new taxaton resolution and a

resolution conferring upon the gover- nnlent. additional borrowing powers will be taken up toltlot‘ro\v.

culnlu vE§§gls ron Hour mint

(Special to the Guarcflam)

OTTAWA. March 15-The Dolllillloll

government has passed un order-ilr councll undcr tllo war measures act prollibltillg vessels of five hundred tons and over from trading between Canadian and foreign ports, otllor tllnu ports ill the United States, except by license.

The prohibition becomes effective

April 1 and all vessels failing to obey the new regulation will bc subject to, forfeiture. ' - '"5

This action follows upon n stop tak-

oll some mouths ago by tho lluporini government for tile purpose of con- serving by British roglstcr shlppills for British carrying.

The order-in-council provides tllut

"ull Canadiall registered stoumors whose gross tonnage exceeds tivo iluu- dred tous oro, from the first day of April. 1016, prohibited from procee- ding oll any voyage excepting voyagvfi from ll port in Canada to a port-.in the

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llllltod States utld vice vcrsu, unless ll license to do so has becll grunted to or in favor of the owners or churterers of such stcalllsllips."

Authority is given to the -Minister

of Marino usd Flsllerics, lion. J. D. Hazen, to appoint a licensing commit- tee for the purpose of granting the li- censes, "which may he general ill re- ference to classes ol’ silips or their vo- yages or special." it is uudersood to be the illtcntioll of Mr. Hazen to ap~ polllt thc deputy ministers of Marine und l"lsllorIcs. Nnvui service and '|`l'ndo und (_‘olnlnt~|'uc und the Conl- nllssfoner or Customs to uct ill this cnpacity. -

'l`lloro are somuillillg 'over tIll‘cc

llundrt-If vessels ill thI_»_Canadia4l rc- gistcr of the tonnage affcctod ill lil# new order, but of these there are a number on the Great Lakes. _trading between Culladiuu and United States ports, and those are excluded from the prollibltifm.

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MAJOR-GENERAL 8. S. LONG HAS'

REBIGNED. _

LONDON. `MfUft:h 15.-A sensation

huslleoll caused at the War Office by the sudden _resignation of Major-Gen. S. S. Long, dlrochtor ot' supplies and. transport. R630/f ins the resifslifilion. the Expressfremarks:

“His has been one of the master

successes of, _the war. Why fslsuch an epo ‘_ ously valuable asset' as his oxperleET€s'pern1i`tt`ed`to be lost to the Gov`ernme_nt'at` such a_.___time? "

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(Special by Phone.) ' SUMMEIISIDE, March 16 (8 a.nl.)- Mrs Bell, wife of Mr J. H. Bell. K.C.. I died at her home here this morning about 3 o‘elock. She had been in somewhat. delicate f_h¢ilitl\' i'0l‘ S0109 time. bug was about as usual. until Monday when she became seriously iii. Funeral Saturday at `2 p.nl. (No flowers.) ` "

l¢lip¢rd'|__Linlment euros Diphtherll. ' THE “7'iEAIT=HE`R»

‘ 'I‘E1\II’Ef§¢\'l'U“E» . fl‘lD`E.`Dl 00l\'~ ET( 7-

to the Guardian-) March' 16.-Maritime:

Yesterday was

recorded

above

Q this morning

at 9.41; it will and tomorrow

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cos. ._ 'rue rises .wimftamwn “'-

moon 8.88

and Sales. northeast and z

I German Spirit

(Special to the GIua"rd|an.) ‘

PARIS, Marcll 15.-A Wal' Office

communication to-night says that ill Champagne an attack launched by us ou German positions south of St Souplet, enabled us to occupy all enemy trellch and take prisoners.

West of Mouse the bombardment

slackened during the day on Bethan- court Cumieres front. where no infall- try action was reported.

Oll the right. bank there has been

considerable activity in the region of Vaux and Danlloup. and skirmisllesI with grenades have been fought by our advanced groups on the slopes east of` Fort Vaux.

ill Woevre villages at the foot of

Meuse Hills have been bombarded and our artillery is verv active along the wllole front, especially cast of Wav- rllle Woods, whore an enemy convoy was dispersed and ill the neighbour- hood of Mouilll and liunnollcullcs where our fire caused all explosion in‘ a German battery.

_ (Special to the Guardian.) NEW Y0ltl<, lvlurcll 1.'I.-A News

Agellcyjcspatcll froln Paris says: "Tllar, the desire for peace is rapidly increasing throughout Germany was the informatioll brought to Paris to- day by Sidonlo Paes, Portuguese

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Germans -I are _ German Trench

is Painful. T Progress in Persia.

French. ,Troops are now on the dffellslve and the

being- Driven. Back. Several cs. Captured and Prisoners Taken. is Broken and Situation in Country he Russians Making Splendid

Minister to Gernlully. who wus rc- will be fought to o. flllisll quickly lllld

called when war was declared. The n

spirit ot' the people is. dropping rapidly, the soldiers into trenches.

ot prolonged indefinitely by digging

very bad. The recent issue of Potato cards shows the desperate food situa-

lle says. Economic conditions nl-of

(Special to the Guardian.)

PARIS. liinry 15.--General De Lu

Judges.

'i'lli: ldusttlrn Seed Fllir and

i'onll,r_v Show was llcid ill thc Drill

HELD AT SOURIS

Seed Fair and Poultry Show the

Most Successful liver field ,in Town. Grain and Root Exhibits were Specially Praised by the

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\’Villl the cxcoptioll of two exhibits o' Dakota Reds the were ver smooth

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ifall at Sourls. yestcrllay. The attend- and of good quality. The old Dakotnf.

ance was very large, the number of

were very good. The overgroul.

exhibits greater than formerly, and the rougll potatoes, frequently with ho!- quaiity excellent. Tile fair was regard- .low hearts are no longer seen at tlI.~- ed as the best ever held ln Souris. shows. The white skinned exhibit-~

The grain was judged by Professors

Clark and Tennant and l\lr John

tion Prussia is the hardest hit of all Croix, Military critic ot' thc Temps.

Germany and the situation there isI really painful.

(Special to the Guardian.)

NEW YORK, Marcil 15-Germany'

is playing the Allies’ game by cou- tilluillg the offcllsivc at Vcrllull, according to -_ B. iiraltllwaitc. ship- owner, of London. wllo arrived hero to-day. Reports from the front, he said. are to the effort that thc wal' will be over soon, anyway before another

weather will be such that the Russiulls can rcsumo _tllcir offcnsivc und the sumo applies to thc other Allies. ill tho mcuntilllc Gerlnally is playing our garlic by her attacks on Vcrdun. licrI losses are becoming trclllclldous und sllc cannot hold out much longer at thc pucc silo is going. As long us silo continues hcl' offensive thc Allics will

winter. ill about' sllc weeks file l’ETltOGiil\I), March 15.--'l`llc foi-

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be satisfied, as the losses are always.

heavier on thc attacking party. But if she slackcns it. the Allies will in turll start, as they are dctlrmilled this war

concludes a technical review of the battle of Verdllll thus: “One may presunle the third phase of the battle of Verdun has begun. We will again have to ovcrcomc severe attacks, but ill my humble opiuloll thc Germans will not succeed ill their offcllslvc. We llavc nlnplo menus to repel it and when thc hour comes the Allies will begin llbcrutillg nn otfellsivc."

(Special to the Guardian.)

lowing ofl‘ill.ll tonlluulluntloll uns lssucrl to day Westorll Russian lronti --A Gcrnlau at-roplallc flew ovcl on thc vicinity of lrictlrtcllstadt but dls- appeared after oul gulls opened flro on lt intense gun fllc was 1-xcllangell

Andrews; tllo potatoes by Professor l Theodore Ross and the poultry by Mr.

were not as good as the others. Tllrru were quite good but the others shown 1 ess oarc ill collecting. The exlllbits f oats with ver ft "

o l' '-

George Cheiton. Charlottetown, exceptions were especially good. il.

le banner oats there was an exccp

ery good lots of llgowo. In old Islall 1

JUDQES REMARKS tionally good exhibit. There were all...

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“Tile potatoes were particularly Hood. Ollt of 30 llusllcsls ol' Mclntyrcs s

lacks as usual there was as good I- ced :ls could bo seen anywhere i-I

25 were good cllougll to will first _prize this class. not only good plump grain; at any allow. l`Ilcy wcrc all smooth. but very well raided, The bm-lp

uniforul. free from scull und disease

.lull ot` 'ood qullli Several varieties not as good as might be expeett-'l_

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1 (_. . t3,_ ‘ I 1 1 ~ . of potatoes came out ill tllc class for white skinned. ’l‘llc Green Mountains s

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as very good also. Tim wheat wiz-

llere was .l collslderable quantity :I lllut ill sonlc of the exhibits. also _'I

and t‘nl‘lucns were not as uniform as grcut tluantity of weed seeds, cllici.--

they might llnvc ber-ll, but. wt-ro sulootll nnd free frolll scab. Sonic ox- 'o hlhlts_ot' thc long white were quite c

spurrcy and wild oats. The sampl--~

l` White Russia were vcry good. Mow- are should be when by tile exhlblto"

good while others fucked uniforlnity. in the selection of seeds.

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persccl lt strong enemy convoy ln tilt

enemy columns." _

(Special to the Guardian.)

LONDON. lvlII.rt-ll ls.--Tllc ot-I~IIl.I.lI

rcillforcemeutl-l for n colltinuullcc of'

alld its outlying defences. Moullwlllld big gulls ure cxcllunging sllclls ut various points along the entire line_

talns.

Tllc_latcsL ussuult by tllc Gcrnlall

illfalltry. bctwccll Betllnncourt nlld Cumicres, resulted ill the' winning of important .-positions, -but by counter- attacks .tho French succeeded ill rc- takiug u portion of thc ground und, according to tlloolllcinl slotolllcllt, of the l"rcllcll- Wltr Ofllcc, tht-y hold Betilullcourt, llclgllg of Lo Mori. Honlnlo, thc village of Cunlic-rcs und the southern boundary of the Cunlieres Wood. all positions of great strategic importance.

'l`o tho cast. of Vcrdull tltore lllls

been collsidcrablc activity around Vaux .and Damioup and figllting at closerangc is still In progress around the eastern slopes oi' Fort Yaux, which V for days past has been the object ot' the hardest fighting. `

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AR SUMMARY

Tho French lluvc taken u Gorulunlcoiunln has attack#-,d_ un advanced

trench south of St Souplci, which ill- position of thc Turks lll Mesopotamia.

Crown l’rilloe’s army has upparollily.-dicut.cs that lll tfilunlpagno region filo paused to takc brcutll or to bring |lp`confclldill forces are still endeavour-

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Ing to take atfvalltngo of every oppor-

tho ndvallco ugulllst Verdun f‘ort,ross'tunlty to strcllgtlloll their lines;

Arlviccs from i'ot.rul;rnd doscrillu ro-

nlllrknblo progrl-ss ill Persia of ltus-

sinll troops wllo are moving swiftly

from Belgium to lilo Vosgos Moun~`ovcr difficult ronds nnd in the ful-c of

collsldcrallllo opposition towards tile Mosopotzlnlinll t'rolltiol', wllcrc shortly tllcy expect to be ill touch with thc. British forces at Kut-ci-Aluura alld thc I officers. with only slight resistance. relieving columns under Generals, Afterwards they pursued the fleeing ilnkc und Aylnlor. Tho Russians orc tribcsnlcn null cupturt-d oilivt-rs. llloll now said to llc within fifty miles of und guns. thc lust llltlicull pass which will piucl; lll East Africa, i‘oor Gcuorul Slnulsv ttlelll in the I1-nr of the Turkish Bag- is =l<'tivcl.v pressing the li0r1u=1us.- who .md UI-my um] ||wh» object is to cul arc rcportoli to llc retiring soutllwllrtls tllc rui>lwn_v to the uortll, tllcroby pro- along thc Tanga railway. v venting the Turkish army from re- A semhotliciai despatch from Berlin cciving supplies and co-opcrntc wiiil,SltYB all il\V0BtiK8»ti0l1 by '-110 G9l`I'Hl1l\ tllc Ilritisll ugaillsl, Bugdad. Admiralty llus. disclosed the fact tllut

ill their uifvullce ngulnst lilo Turks

'Piney bayonettcd n considerable num- ber of Turks and r-.apfllred others.

ln the Allstro-ltallllll zone the ltali

inns are vigomllsly shelling Austrian

positions and llcre ulldtllerc lllrowini-T,

l.ilcir infantry illto the fray. ‘No marked changes in lines have ocmlyrctl however.

'l‘ilo British llztvo 1-llpttlrrtl thc port

of Sollunl. West. Egypt, f`rom the Sonussl triluesmcll, led by Turkish

no German sullnlarinc sank till- Nor- wegian ilarqur Sllius on which ilu-rc

nlullg lilo illnck Sea littoral townrtls W'“"‘ *gi "u’"I"“` uf A"'“"i°a"s-

During tilt- illness of Gen. (lullit-ni,

Trumzoml ‘hu Russiulm haw Cupmmd tllo Fr(-ll(-ll llilllistor ol' War, his post fldimii-limi TUVKIBII Dmcl-‘YS “Hd 1110" will bc fllled'by flour Adnlirui Lcouzc. and two machine gulls. A l3rltisll,lifiui.<ie:l' of lliarine.

it Sliill III EIII5IIIID_

trans- 10th

Bank

‘Canada in

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B_ C, Street

time then also W'h0il choir. friend » Norris, lrosdy to fm-mu ”too. 'Tile Char. in July. gq\q|¢|- resigllcd

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with the drill of sor-

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to be tllo 37th Battery.

fall were

Camp, Winnipeg.

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MIJDH lIIUII'S DIIIDHDE

LONDON, Murcll 12.-The lultlonul

organizlllg conlnlittoe for war savings has issued all appeal against “ox- travagauco ill wonlc-n‘ll dross," wllloll so. s that while man women have

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"Tile Mlssanabie which had‘on board (Special to the Guardian-) ,recognized that elaboration and vari- a number of Islanders bound for the OTTAWA. March 15th.-’l‘ile divorce ‘cty in dress is bad form ill the present firing line, has arrived in Engihnd. Tile application of Major Hamilton Gauit. crisis, there still are a large number- steamer left St. - John on February 'has been ullauimously rejected by the botll among the rich and those not 28th. . Senate Divorce Committee. Tile com- so well to do, to wllom the war

Among the Islanders ’uu board mittee had a meeting tilts afternoon appears to have made littic difference,

were~ ,Mr. W E. . Cotton, soll` shortly before the senate session when with respcct, to tlloir apparel.

L Cotton.- Editorl this action was taken.` Tile finding

is a brother of was then reported to the upper cllaul~`Minsrd's Llnlment cures Diotempor.

. oi' tile 1i05th bor and tllor‘e ratified. It! has been , N

a good pos tion decided ill v ew of the find ng not to . ' _

with the High- printtlle evidence. I G E

ANNOUNCP MEN TS,

MEETINGS. ETC. I.

ONE CENT er word each inser-‘

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tion fel' advertising in- this column Cash must- accompany orders. Mini- nlllnl charges twenty-five cents.

**(.‘ol.lsul Pierce will give an llltcr-

ostfng account of his experiences _ ill the "Orient" at Hoartz llali tonight.

**l-‘rcsh Salmon. Halibut, Mackerel,

Cod l-‘ish and .Slneita today af, Char- lottetown Fish Supply Co. 7830-3-1ilMli

~°"rll.I wllolllley nlver sri; on-sul

will hold its annuatmeeting gon Sat- urday March 18th. at 7.30 p. m.. -All

members urn requested to nttondaasn

ailélid tho colddéfl (Village Green)

Doors in aid

eu'r_u olptlulma.

llcur Jucobstadt. Ollr zlrtiliery dis-

lloigllbourilood of llioukst und l’uuiv- wlcscll railroad ill Divinslc region. ctwecll Lakes 'Medlllusll u.lld‘ Dom- lneu \ve successfully shelled nlarchlng

» E AT PRINDE

Last Night in which

'i`lll: itossley ldnglisll l’alntoulil.nII

(‘ompuuy gave tl performance last night in the Prince Edward Tllcutrc that wus certainly n treat, und those wllo missed it missed what was prob- HUIY i-lie iitlcst piece of pnlltonlillle work und thc best juvenile singing and dallcillg seen or heard in Charlotte- towll. The title of tile pantomime was "Stlntn Cialis and the Fairy Sword" und ill its rendition from be- ginning to ond tllcrc was not n. dull ruo- ment. t~innt,u. and thc fairies worn

real, the "dolls" were rua] living gyms' the tin soldier und the toy soldier ww(- aiso real and very mucil alive. San- trtllud gone to thc war and the good fairies undertook to supply tho cilli- drcn with toys. , The carrying ollt of this good illteut.ioll on the part of till: Dtliritfs gnvu .slllclldid oppol‘tull§i,t.lcs for sl number of llallvcs, solos, nlld cllorlisns which wort' rmllly lullllirublt: ond which were greeted with wolf dc- sorved 't\ppizlusc. Especially noto- wortlly were the solos by tllc Misses liutlllot-n ilurllcs, nppnrcntiy tho youngest ill tho group. und who_ sings with llcr wllolo being und with most artistic grace null expression. Miss Bonnie ltosslcy wllo also has a voice of

ANDTHER ENIIDYABIE NIGHT

EDWARD THEATRE

The Rossleys Gave Another Excellent Performance

the Talented Young

Artists Again Delighted a I -arge Audience.

wonderful ruugo and flexibility for or' of her _veal-s. The Misses Fiorelu-' Baird Gertrude Kennedy, Dot Mall shall. and Gertle Richsrdl-lou. each of whom snug several solos added rnlu I~ to the cnjoyableucss oi’ the progran me while tile dancing by all was won derfully clever and graceflll. `

Tile play was composed ami nr'

ranged by Mrs. Rossley who al-so san" several selections in excellent voice. A most pleasing number was the solo and chorus “Are we all llcrc," the so'~ being take-ll by Mrs. liosslcy ulid tlI»- cllorus by it band of little girls ctr tulued to represent-each of the :lille I countries now at war. This was : nvagllificent nenditiou and appeal:-'I strongly to thc audience. llunlorou and cntclly breezes were glvv-1 throughout Percy Ortll (Santa Claus(-A .luck ltosslcy (Tommy Toy Solldit-"‘ und .loc Burlthurdt (liuppy Joe, To; soldier.) 4

Till- play tonight will bc "Bit: Heard" und no one who enjoys clev' ` und artistic dancing alld pantonliuu- nnli good singing by really clever :lu-' and wcll trained children, should |l~' miss lt.

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