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y Enemy Attacks Repulseil in Arlois and eir tlrganizaiions and Shelters in Argonne llemolished Germans Driven out oi llouamont Friday Nig liiii they Succeeded in Gaining a l-‘ooiing llie again Saturday Morning Struggle tonlinues Desperately with Alternate Advances and llecoi Several Sections ol German Trenches Caplur

riisizoinos in

House or couuioii

$3 till 000 Agricultural Estimates

Pas eil and liouse Agam hliiars

o

E' Carvell s liay Story on

J li llazen lleiers to item ol ll S Emliargo on Potatoes

(l'l"l‘/iW,A Mar 3.--The house spent ference to hay contracts or it

xi iliiil but huslnessllke day oi’ it eiiltnrsl estimates formed the subject eontrurt the Minister remind matter of discussion a.ll.the nite and again lu the evening A nu or items totalling about three mil dollars. were passed during the ln vsls nt opposition criticism which usual was conducted largely by small group of.Marltlme Liberals.

Mr li' B Cai-veil endeavored incite use of the occasion to e\p the new famous hay contract which nounce that the United States

n

h lion matter in the House and had ter the would be champion of th

as Brunswi k

*vias making him extremely un

iii his own constituency

t Reference to the epidemic of

lain ery scab led l-lon J D Hazen to an

einbar remov

powil

as Secy Trensiiror of the New llriins go against potatoes had hern

uth ed and that the tuhers could n

rty to shipped into that country after

ual ainlnatioii which was by no pay severe The Minister main

wicii. Hay Company during the So

African war be had been a pa

and was forbade under pain ol’ pe ties provided, sub-contractors to more than $8 per ton for the farm hay. Mr. Csrvell admitted responsi ity of the contract but claimed price restriction was inserted a request of one of the sulrcontra to protect him against members

the company who were themselves on howevc . l gegod in purchasing hay from the the ground that there had neve

also any serious outbreak of powder J G but that the embargo was the Com of an agitation started hy potato been ers in the State ol’ Maine who tered atiaid that the Underwood 'l‘ari

o

bil largely due to work ot the cn thc loglats and inspectors of the a

t the tural department

ctors With this view Mr J J Hughes

of P E l anti Mi' (iurvcll of Cnrleto

too

o

bee

i dit not agree They

r

farmers The statement was made by Mi Carvell and Mr ’l‘lrli’l’ that a report by the Dairy niissioner ol’ Canada, which had printed had been recalled and ul bscaiisa lt contained this assiitlo purchases ol the war otllce were l

a

made “under the sumo sntist et methods as during the South African in large quantities. Finally, tho ' " ' States authorities had grown a

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re of the situation andhad remov

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ti 'it would place only it small duty

1 ing tutors and that Cuiiadisn pots

is

ry would be lmporieil into their coil

Un

war.. _ h "_The Acting Minister of Agricu ed

i\\l°i`\}£@“;e‘{gt\¢_i;` "nd F39" small” the Canadian Government should' no :‘f’?"_lfm in 6:9 fft`;';e‘;{'):)'; tag :ubhé dispense with the services ot the to circulate and that nothing had hecni "U0 i'_\'Bl>‘2Ci0\'B Wilml lt' had “DD eliminated which contained any ro» cd to deal with the outbreak. `

val

ytliing

Agri lsr the uma As mr Mr osrvsiin hay

od the

rnolm. Carleton member that the Minister of ni eri Agriculture had alreadfdiseussed the

shown e New

c farmers in a. iight which

popular

ow he an ex means tained

ers' that the removal of the embargo was

tymo gricul

of

y scab result row w r il Act n

n

Bt’

po toes try ited ameil

the

ltn _ »

lion.. J.- D. Hazen. stated that 'any cnilmrgo. Mr. Carvoll 'siiggesierl that

D0- oliit-

lie

in Lorraine

(Special tio the Guardian)

l"AltlS March li--Saturday n

official statement says ln Art attack by the enemy with the

occupied near the road from Ne to Lalolic was repulsed

organizations and demolished se shelters

DOUAMONT TAKEN AND L0

in Verdun violent. bombardmcn

progress all day on the left bank Mouse at llill 304 and Cole De Loi

n On the right bank the enemy alter

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k

n an intense bombardment directed on

Haildomit woods east of CoteDu Polv re, launched against our positio s an attack which was stopped by our ma clllne gun and infantiy fire ln the morning the Germans had succeeded again in gaining si foothold in the vii luge of Douamont from which we had driven liim Friday evening by ri coun- 'ter attack. The struggle continues desperately with alternate advances and recalls for possession oi villa

in Woevre the there has been a

ty on the part oi our artillery.

In Lorrainc,_noar Thiaville, att

tillei-y preparation wo carried so

sections ot an enemy trench.

prisoners were taken. including odlcer, two machine guns and bomb throwcr also remain in

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N whirlwind recruiting campaign. Ab

out

. ,one liiindrod and seventy men signed

SMA”-|-'g|m_"wAN1-.Ep 1-0 LE/\|:|Ni, on during the week and the results ,

' ` from many sections have not yet been

g\\¥u9£;?tgmtE;de‘ Appl¥15f2.\;g:& recelvedf Captain Ratstoii, one wA~T a NRL To A Amherst's boys, has been doing s

sist int housework and to look site _ _ DHW- ADDW 126 “°¢hf°l"1 _Sh the different churches at Parrsb

` ___ _V .7373‘3"‘W“-_ The men or the Bath are scatt

FOUND--AT_ GT DUN'S`l'AN’S FilNK throughout all sections ol the con

" out the county Today he spoke

ei

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the

men of the 85th liighlanders in their

S' nous work holding meetings through- (5p¢¢i|,|, go ¢|1¢ Guardian.)

1 VIC , V .

0\'0- election Saturday for the British 'Sd umbia Legislature Brewster. Lib

hsnils.

(Special to the Guardian.)

PARIS. March 5.-Sunday ni

oillclal statement says: "Nort

works. in Argonne our artillery liniwletl tiorinun orgniilzatlniis neu

lroad to Ilenarvllle, north oi llnruzeo‘

ight‘s North ot Verdun there was a very vio» ois an lent bombardment parliriilurly be object tween Haudromont Wnoil and Fort

of driving us from a crater which we Douamont The enemy, however, was

iivllle not able to renew his attacks in that

region There has heeii no change

ln Argonne we cannonaded Gciman as regards the village ot Douaxxiont

veral the immediate approaches to which we

hold in the wood to the east ot’ Cach erauvllle an attack directed by Ger

ST mans against our advanced position

was completely repulsed ln the

twas Woevre, a powerful bombardment oc of the currcd in tha region of Frcsues and

east oi' llaudemont Our artillery is very active on the whole or the enemy front and catinonadlng moving troops

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to north of Vacherauville near Boise des Fosses and in the neighbourhood ct Loiivemont One of our aoroplancs last night dropped several bombs on the railway station at Crzaitlans. where

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(Speclaito the Guardian.)

LONDON, March 5.-Germans in EXTENSIVE RUSSiAN ges. the region of Verdiin are being hard _MOVEMENTS iN BEssAR

ctlvl-ipresscd to hold- the positions they

occupy by tire French. Fighting

er an throughout the region is still vigorous. Unofficial despatchos from B vsral but consists main yol artillery duels. est report extensive Russian'

Sixty Doiiainont is the storm centre snd‘movomex'its in Besssrabis; Ther has

one hero in a wood to cast of Vacherau- been another clash between Bulgarian

one( ville on the cast bank ot the Mouse soldiers and Greek frontier guor s in our have occurred only ininntry attacks. the neighbourhood of Maclkovo on the

‘ln both these sectors thc Germans GrecoSerli frontier. Two German

gore repulsed( bvutgle Frc;_icli.t 'ling airsthhips passedt itiigar ‘points (on the

_ ei-man a c on \w~\11°“__°X 6" 0 11°F, 'BBB C0” P “S “lid “ii dmv' 1 PETROGRAD, March 5.-saturaay'.. (special no ins Guardian.) i'i“‘.i §§.‘Z.‘.`.`."l?.`I{"‘I'.’l`é’$.‘.‘.1Xf.§’°i‘..‘°§§§i.°°.?§; ’.i‘3»‘.3..'i‘$§‘.‘i.”;.ff§‘£.?. ‘§.°“§‘1“"°‘l.l.7“‘.§"il‘ °‘“°‘“‘ “““’“‘““‘ “Us 0" ‘"0 "S" “ER” M“'°“ “~-T"° W" °‘““'

S i ‘ u x ‘M \ u sw 'ed b' a “mam uf me anh mg Bram o em t “mah gfgid etsvi' ern Russian lroiit on the Dvina. lictgstnleinent to-day says Froiicli artillery

. .` 0 “mms om' “Mer as can J °"'. pp 5! ~ ' 5 'v W ' “W C r 5 ,an n' ween Dviusk and Jacohstiidt, near ill- are keeping up a very heavy fire iw;

d°“"“'3u""' me “gM“'“ Emmys rm” nr pmnuh mmmry' It enum 3°" is opposed’ Wm i“°°bamy wme "U niikst our scouts mnile siiceessiiil oli~| ween the I\Ii~u~ie 'ind Moselle os eel-i’

E mi\l“- “uh nm Frmwh hmmm: an “mr WMI) £(i)=‘r\ti:».lEixi}eacu0nT0r t}1w'Hn“sn of m`m"` ` scrvatioiis, 'To' south and on ‘the Ga" lyviieiw Viirtliiii, hut there liirs bgsn i..-

" ‘" °““'. ' " D" “M "5' 4 li:-.lan front tlicre. has been the usual, furthi-i» iiitaiiiry lighting of great ii=~

‘ ‘ . Tl c lleriiiaus have ooiizw

region about Fresnes the ho ment is it powerful one, but ad

mans here and along the whole Verdun fronts

positions the Germans had pre

SIX CRATERS CAPTURED

Russia have been tlghtlng fu near illoukst for possession of c of fourteen mines exploded l Russians Petrograd reports th craters were captured by the Rus

great activity was in ev ence The Germans are surrounded

GERMAN8 HARD PRESSED partly demolished biockhouse an

hi re

Paris reports that in the

rsnch guns are answering th

In Lorraine, near the horest of ille, the French fire concentrat

order.

ccordlng to Berlin to avoid unneces ary losses

BV RUSSIANS

th

Russians and Germans in nor west

ered severe losses

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tiiiiiiit Eiiiliill

or

tren- __-- '

ill TORIA March 5 -In the

W was elected with 4,972 over Flumer

hat and white sweater. and the country districts are vleing Conservative, wh01md_2_526,

it ladies Ownersmay get same by calling at with the town iii giving their q

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Charlottetown Hospital and pay for Farmers are making great sacrifices in md. . W 7665-3-6»M3l. giving up their sons and depending ou

' --~*‘°'W` those physically unfit for home p Fciiliweud-m?i‘EAfEih Ethpeg-Ei' stt:':2lncesE)h’;. poses. From one lndustry in Amhe “nt bt me Ney year' pany owning twenty-eight of their men signed some me obtain it hy calling at ““"i“5 the Week' mfmy °f “mm ‘W stewart Son . 7640_3,6M skilled mechanics who have given FOR 8A\.£:*A'-”PRbT5G7°°n‘P chant 'nrerenderin 's su a ¢T|°°\l WYUBT- Tm! m“°hll:° 31°: ance sto the recruitfngpcainpaign never need and il BDIIIBW ¢ 5 promising their employees who te

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every person using hacks should their duty to S0 positions on their to an Athens despatch tto lieuter’s

the legraph Company. Advlcés frfm

. s ,non

by return. Young women are tilting

have, can he seen at any time.

men‘s positions in tho indusiri

applying at this ofllea_________

FGl"'~'iK'l§" il, €H_ARE8 iN THE banks and mercantile houses. liecri

__ , old ing will ooiitiuuo throughout the attempt was made to assassinate

` l gil- ver Pnslin, War Minister, who

iw wounded. The Duke of Mecklenburg,

in view of the gravity of the situation

orof nt

fleutrel F; (4 Ltd, will be s

et a hemp. neocon of sail petty lo on overseas servic

A'»\v"nox me can-iatiswwu. _ Hui hut. °

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i.‘o‘s"r, ii‘l‘W'¢'¢‘ N' 'f'iT€'67i’~'riisosAi.

and-’lii\B1rdney~Elt.. hy way of Kelly &.'I‘nyldre. store a pear o!i'=0i<:;;l;B:3-

0 C ‘ °1§.i§‘._*?* l~°.:‘i:.".'..§..1..1 . 1.. fs THE \v1=1A'rHEr~»

'l‘EMPERA'fURE.

t l to ‘lo s d st. “ra U' Y My mt-a-omni.

g county for some time The lil

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to every ileid 8

endala ping

rm eil White or

331118!

AGR

BH

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uw limi

ll . . . e. lenders' Band _will he here on i

Minard‘e Llniment curee Dletemp

TIDE. MOON. ET

“E up 1

3 splendid positions. Many of the mer- ___-_

l did sslst- (Special to the Guardian.)

by LONDON. March 5-The fail of

os. lomatic sources in Const n e, iii- the despatch. are to the eilect tha

has tolegraplied the Gorman Emp

er. to send reinforcements to Consta

nople. '

Siu powder magazine. Constanil

ple. was blown up 'tn consequenc tire. .

y STEAMER lURN1NG C. I 'AT M_ANCl:iEB_T

' nauouasrna.isai~.~z.-'ri1ss=ii-

gi __ I delpf

kia, _while disclisrgi oil in barns

E ~ ` I

'ul llpllfllillf B\0Dl,'.\lB"f\\\V1i!\\» "Ol

ws - - . _ , . g , ’ i!'. “wt the uhip. _ g _ .>:.y;Ai,\\g`T;1

recorded ' -~ " * '~ "*~',f'

me ms-titans... ; _

li steamer Spirae .41-om Phila imcaurararslsataignt 'rite

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l`.-"Fil 715 ' ""‘ '

5.55

bye- Col- eral felt.

iii

Fag-

lt dad is considered imminent accordilng

e.

dip- adds t an En was

DD' 6 DI

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‘- port. _She had on board British pri-

(8pe1:|a~l to the Guardian.)

BERLIN, Marcheb.-~It is oillclally sn. nounced today that the German crui- ser Moewe had arrived' in ii. German

sonerg and 1,000,000 mark; ln gold bars. The statement declares that fifteen vessels were sunk hy tht Moewe which also laid many mines. One oi’ these mines it is claimed.'sunlr1 the British battleship King Edward Vll t

Biiiiliii Siiiiiiil Siiiii

_

(Special to the Guardian.)

LONDON, March 5.»-The British

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(Special to the Guardian.) ‘

LONDON, Margh 5.-A Zeppelin

raid took place Sunday iiiglit when two hostile alrshipe crossed over the _ north-east coast ot England. 'l‘l\e` ofilclal statement gives no account of thc damage done. '

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p Tile Sergeants oi “B” Coy., enter~ tained the officers and N. C. 0°s, ot the l05ti1 Highland Regiment at the Arena on Saturday evening. Though the weather was anything but favorable. s goodly number availed themselves

Thin ,f _~ --.._~-_.4 _ ,..__ ed on ousl

m as ninuu iossis li viaiinul

taken fro Germans to evacuate them lu

l‘i0llH1Y of the French losses at Verdun miefq been given to the committee of JY the tary affairs, ot the Chamber of af- Fix puties by Col Bouabeille, chief s Billllfi tary to General Gallieni, xniniste ill 11 war lt is stated that they were il sul high

“si iusilis stunt

GERMANS LIED

iiso1n__'[_i_-igl_=. Aalsic

British Government Brands as liuow

inglv False the 0ilicial Germar Memorandum which Tried to .lustily Sinking ol While Stai Liner Arabic

NE\V YORK Miireh 4-The British l' P7 <o\nn1:iiidetl hy Ll' Qcliiicifler,

ls government is in possession of ovi stated 111 the inemoiaiidum but altii

dence, which has caused it to brand the Arable nas iorpedoed, a Brltisi

ed as knowing false. the oilicial memo naval patrol boat overhauled the sul.

random, in which Germany sought to marine and destroyed li justify the torpednlug ot the “hits At least two members oi the crii Star Liner Arable on August. 19th of the U“7 were rescued-both ol dost. them mortally wounded-and befoi

The German statement declared the they died, they admitted that it pa

submarine commander ol’ the U Z7 re their host which had torpedoed ll

WOEVW ported the Arable had attempted to Arabic Lieut Schneider went dons mbafd ram the submarine with his submarine ds the The British goveriiinc-ut nop makes, Subsequent salvage operations rr 9 G” the unqualltled statement that the sub isulted in the reeoverv of parts of tli Of tilt* marine which sank the Arable was ihe il “'i wreekailr

BETWEEN 125000 AND 130 000

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PARIS March 4-The exact tlgiiics about one thiid of the German slim

have tives. actively employed

mill (Special to the Guardian)

Dc LONDON Match 5-Saturday night

acre oiilclal statement says During 1 of night and early this morning there wa not sharp grenade fighting in mine cratei

near Vermelies The enemy bomb

the arded out trenches while trying to can Ver- ture the crater. All craters remain

The Petit Parisian says that e anlosse to date in the

G l‘Il”i 3 Y .

~ dun lighting amount to between ln our hands. 'I‘l1o situation elat-

AB\A 125,000 and 130.000 and mast

ltiite where is normal. -

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und Persian fronts we occiipinil the , liilutoil the iivuirsiies captiireii from til.-

~ -i ' - ' ic and iii Lorraine

town of lliiur. about tlfiv miles iioith lfieixt li in 'l‘liiuvil

mulls out iiuiiu lm no all mu si iuiwt .ni must ulstroriuial will Noi 9° “““E°'“““

Give lip ShipsT‘:°°|’S E23' “"5

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LONDON, March 4.--An Amstcrdzii ‘

HWS despatch to the Central News suin- dnl' that Fort Vaux, tivo miles io the noi-iii

‘ cast of Vcrdiiii, has been destroyed l»;.

` Sixty ifitliiillg i“elY\bGFH Of lil" G01” heavy mortars, according to uncml mlm Colony left iiiirrisdlv for Spain firnwu Gorman 1-sports, 1.111 that in 10-11115' i0 l"9C0ilJi 01' l'0l70\`iS \\\f\\- G“l"~(lei'nini1.<; enliiiot approach the fort. li many is about to iivrlare war on For-~1i11» i~‘rr1\<-h have brought. heavy am' i\1iZ8i- Tilt* nlilifiritl' Ot' the Goi‘nit\i1` lery to hear on the apm-caches. lt 1 i-lllfiiili’-HF' i\D\\i`i0~‘-i il9"<‘ \l<“‘ll Ci0H4‘fi _nrldcfl thai, ii (lr-rmsii liattery hi-is hom Tim F0l”f‘-iKil,0f'\C0 in l‘<‘li°\”\<‘<i (01 iiostroyml by i~`relic~li sliclls, mid tl' \\t\\'0 <l0SDui.vi\0¢l on ti1\9\v<‘r last, niglii the Germans have <»oiii~ei1ti~iita1l 90.tt\~ to the (iermiiu note demanding inf- mon near lliizy, who are to resume ii. release of interned German ships: offensive with reiiiioi-renieiils from tl» ,seized by ofllclnl decree. it is rumour- Argoiiiio, liii1._\' is about lti miles 1 » 'ed tho Portuguese answer is veryl the east ni' Vcnlun.

brief. but contains 11 nat refusal my ______._.._..__-- comply with the (lermuu demands. =Minard'a Linlment cures Colds, et.

t'_~..»-.1 '

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NEW YORK. March 4.-A n

s.gei1cy“desputcli from Lisbon io- says:-

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steamer 'Fcutonia has been sunk, ac» cording to Lloyds. All the crew were safely landed. The Teutonic was built. in l!il4 and was owned by tho, l‘oi.rolc\ini Steamship Company of Lon- ‘ don.

Alleged Attempt to

.Poison Family

QUEBEC. QUE., March 4.-Muriel

Goudresu, oi' this city, 18 . years old i a maid at Mr. Romeo Faguys. here was arrested today charged with at- tempting to poison the whole family ,bydoping the coffee, with tincture of

Avahacliesa in \ *_ Soulilcru .Tyrol

‘ ibisnibi

~LONDON, Merolll.-A despatch to

‘ the central News from -Amsterdam

says that twenty persons have been . killed and many in.iared~hy evalanclios ` in tho southern Tyrol. <

ft

inner-

eolelm. `

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NIW IOUTH WALII PROVIDING " POR RITURNIU l0l¢°l\Hl

N 8 .--via

New

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of the opportunity of gliding over tho excellent lco to the music which was well selected and rendered by the 82nd Band who more than sustained their past traditions. The management of the Arona assisted in making the even- lng's programme u. decided success hy

‘rink

Alter the sliato the happy crowd for med two deep and wended their way to the Kozey Korner where a sump- tiious repost had been provided by the Sergts. of “B” Coy. Having done justice to the daipties. Capt. McLeod arose and excelled all his previous af- ter dlnnei' speeches in paylngnunicrous compliments to.thoec who hed engin- , eered the pleasant affair and especially it to the ladies. the Sergte. of "B" Coy.. and the members of the bend who were also present. ‘After Capt. McLeod‘s speech three hearty cheers were given for the bend who responded in like terms to tlieserltsl ot ',‘B” Cori.” The National Anthem was sung and all do parted for homo sweet home, pro- nouncing the affair well worthy of re-

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