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DAILY EDITION

aeGGIBve Wednesday, March 7, 4948.
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Premier McBride announced!

 

iroops may mean the turning

over a week ago that the Pro- of the tide when the issue of
vincial Legislature. was dis- the war is at stake.
* * * + *
solved; at least this announce- :
t au The attack on the Darda-
ment was " ‘he
Se made through th elles is more than a casual

party papers, which also con-
tained the announcement that
the order was signed by the
Lieutenant Governor. When
the row started in the Cabinet,

part of theemilitary tactics of
the Allies. In the first place
it will allow the Russian Black
Sea fleet an outlet to the Medi
but this is not the

e t . : terranean;
apparently, the Promiet was important part. Neither is the
seus oe movement of the Russian
louse and he sought a way out. wheat their chief aim. The

Luckily, he found that the ‘ :
chief advantage of the open-

order had not yet been publish- ing of the Dardanelles will be

ed in the official Gazette and ‘

th h this 1 ; ; that Russia can be supplied

throug is loophole he de- aith denesbbt eatiiery ‘tnd

cided to crawl. At least, the ; : :
t rifles—and other war supplies.

i ae Russia has an abundance of

that the order was not really
signed by the Lieutenant Gov-
ernor and that the House still
stands. This surely reflects

men and many of them are well
armed, but she requires mili-

tary equipment for her new re-

 

3 cruits. With the Dardanelles
badly on the Lieutenant Gov- ‘
: : opered this can easily be sup-
ernor, if the Premier an- . ,
5 , plied, and the Russian forces
nounces the dissolution of the . :
would immediately beccme

House before the Lieutenant
Governor gives the order; or
does it imply that the Premier
is just trying to cover up a bad
blunder in order to recover

more effective.

FRANCE IN WAR TIME.

: Before the war many people
from the effect of his recent considered the inhabitants of
chill. France decadent, enervated, cor-

. —-e 3 ;
rupt. But the Gauls have shown-
One by one the German

themselves possessed of a type of
pirate ships are being rounded

up and Britons can again sing
“Britannia Rules the Waves.” might be proud.
The recent sinking of the
Dresden and the cornering of
the Eitel Friederich accounts
for almost all the German
ships that were known to be at
large. While Britain has
chased the Germans from the
seas she must still keep watch,
for a powerful German fleet is
safely locked up within strik-
ing distante of her shores.
Whether they shall now turn
their attention to digging out
the remaining rats not
known, but it will be hard to
keep the British tars idle. They
will soon be looking for fresh
meat.

manhood and of a measure of en-

durance of which any nation
They have shown
devoted, r

Their

bitterest enemies may hate them,

themselves prepared,

sourceful and self-denying.

but they must feel a very cordial

admiration for them,.—Detroil

Free Press.

McBRIDE’S DAY IS DONE

 
    

Your System
Demands

an occasional corrective to insure
good health and strength. Success
is almost impossible for the weak
and — ailing. Enjoyment is not
for the sick. Impaired health
and serious sicknesses usually
begin in deranged conditions of the
stomach, liver, kidneys or bowels.

Beechams
Pills

is

a

The last month
whole been favorable
German armies. At
points on the eastern frontier
they succeeded
back the Russians,
eases with considerable
Tn fight it was
that forty thousand

ok * * *

has on the
to the
several
in throwing
in many
loss.
one reported

Russians

had been taken prisoners. It an, conagent all over ~ worlc

e ictentte Oe the best corrective of troubles
has not ber n so. ge ne I ally a tn Hedin on They tone
known, however that in this] the stomach, stimulate the liver, reg-

attempt they had lost a hun-| ulate the bowels. They cleanse the

dred thousand of their choicest] System, purify the blood and
troops. These are the things act in the best and safest way
that tell most on Germany.

For Health
and Strength

She can ill afford the loss of
sO many men on the eve of the

 

|| GERMAN FLEET WILL |

STAY HIDDEN FOR WAR

Afterwards, Germany Hopes vo
Build One Rivailing
Britain's

London, Mareh 15 A Daily
Express dispatch from Amster
dam says:

Before long there will be al
general shuffle of positions in the
higher.command of the German
navy. Admiral Von Tirpitz and

are not satisfied with
of Admiral Von In
in-chief of

his master
the
genohl,
the battle fleet.
his lack of foresight the loss of

doings
commander
They ascribe to
many German ships.

“What is left for Germany at
That was the
discussed recently at a naval war
in Berlin to whieh
best had

summoned, communication

sea?” question

council Ger-
admirals been
No

was made to the press regarding

many’s

the outcome of the council, but
it is understood from a trust-
worthy source that Admiral Von

Ingenohl's policy of seeking bat-
tle
Admiral’s

It may
that the
attack England's in|
anything like but
will remain hidden until peace
declared and then Germany, with
what left of it,
to build the largest fleet that ever

existed and

was sternly condemned by the
opponents.
be taken for

German fleet will

granted
never
again ships
an equal fight,
is
is will endeavor
to chal-
fif-

hopes then
England's fleet

twenty years.

lenge within

teen or

 

ASK FOR NEWSPAPERS
Canadians at Front Say They Can.
Not Get Too Many.

 

London, March 16.—From let-}
ters received here from the Cana-|
dians at the front, it is learned

that it is impossible to send them |

too many Canadian newspapers
he Canadians are all along a 300}
mile battle line, which makes it]
impossible for one newspape! to |
serve sO many men as was the
case when the troops were all
practically in one spot. In the
case of one section of the Cana-

arrived at the
after the

dian force,
front
troops themselves.

Another thing desired is French
This morning a let-

papers

only two days

dictionaries.

 

 

ter was received by the Canadian

Associated Press from Private

Harry Murton asking for

“IT would be much obliged,

papers.
too,
if you would get us some pocket
of French-English
tionaries,” “We are
up in the firing line, but I can not

editions dic-

he said. right
give any information.”

SPIES ON WIFE FROM SKY.

 

Aviator, Asking for Divorce, Tells
Court What He Saw.

 

Chicago, March 15-——Walter
Hill, an aviator, was making a
cross-country flight when far be-
neath him he saw his wife auto-
mobiling with another man, he
told the court in asking for a di-
vorce today

“Another time.while flying over
the Pacific Ocean I got so absorb-
and her
liking for other men that the first

thing | knew I had fallen into the

ed thinking about my wife

ocean,” he said,

 

  
 

 

 

 

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“BOBBY” BERESFORD TO MARRY WASHINGTON GIRL. : a
“Bobby” Beresford, former htweight amateur champion MUSIC Bats a
boxer and a younger brother of Lord Oecies, who is to marry I (I
Miss Catherine Britton, of Washington. Young Beresford, it is veesbee * Violin and All TANGING
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said, met Miss Britton on board ship when she and Miss Nona A met : VG
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Much Superior to the on Battlefields of A SPECIALTY
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ditiadinans nen DENTISTS
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{ sreons to rite sehold Coal
semi-weekly reports from the|first Png sh speaking person SP Cleanest, Brightest, Best
sadquarters the field of the/visit the field of battle in South
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British commander, Sir Joh sineat aie To  eennoneeneaneeneaananes 1 Rogers 4 Agts
French, issued by the official Gaston, an Herican HUsSINCSS
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formation bureau, says that the|'™an, “ has long been a . 5 FOR A TAXI:
situation on that part of the front|dent of London Mr. Gaston has t= oul
held by the British forces is un-|just returned from Belgium, and if een Puumena AND wastes!
changed. The report says rought with him many relies ¢
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neighborhood of La Basse, has /|S0ldiers’ small I B, WEIOR 87 a
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omer portions OF oul ’ . ' . FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND EM- MONEY TO LOAN
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successful mining operations. On On a sheet of cardboard are a MITED
lthe night of Mar h ath ind 6th a| few odds and ends that represent PACIFIC CARTAGE Ul
mine was exploded under the Ge the be K s of a major in the Canadian Genera! Cartage
man trench south-east of Ypres | Brit sh art By the side of the} LADYSMITH COAL
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Che mine crater was oc djtoute with a silk handkerchief, | i
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temporarily by our troops and the} nside the handkerchief is a pho, Latest and Approved Methods, h TI
enemy's trench on either side was tograph of a soldier and a wom i Gat Santen. Searatere Gupteyes JOHN CURRIE
rendered unsafe. an, These were the property of Phene us end iat will call Contractor & Bullder
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front the enemy's artillery has|death on the railroad from Mons. | Phone Black 294
been more active than usual, but Goodbye, God Bless You. Cote Our Add , a
the effect has been slight.” Of all the relies Mr. Gaston 515 SIXTH AVENUE WEST POOCOPODODOIOOO DOSS IIOIOII III,
A a brought back none has a more | PHONE NO. 8
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as follows: health and bring you back safe S Z S s! JAMES GILMORE
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