The Quebec chronicle, 13 juillet 1915, mardi 13 juillet 1915

[" - CANADIANS FOUGHT RSTABLISHED 1764.DAINTIEST OF Snowflake Marshmallow Creme Prepared only by Emma EK.Cuctis, Melrose, Mass.À delicious preparation for produéuing dainty desgerts, Preparod from pure and healthful ingredients.Contains no acide or preservatives.Booklet of recipes with each tin.In two size tins: 4 os.at 1Sc and 11 oss.at 35e.ALL DAINTTES A.GRENIER.Grocer and Wine Merchant, Established 1882.94-96 St.John Street.Phones 1247-1248 Sole Distributor for the Fan.ous BUTTER NUT BREAD.GALLANTLY FOR GAINS AROUND FESTUBERT DETAILS OF BRILLIANT CHAPTER IN RECENT BRITISH OPERATIONS IN SUPPORT OF THE FRENCH OFFENSIVE AROUND ARRAS.British Headquarters ia France, june 25.\u2014Some details may now be given of the brilliant chapter in the recent British operations ir support of the French.offensive movement sround Arras\u2014that of the Canadian division's struggle for gains around Testubert and Givenchy.At Festubert the objective of the vagadians was a small orchard.The third Company of the Sixteenth Bat- \u2018alion, Highlanders, commanded by Captain Morrison, was given the task.These men were recruited in British Columbia, many of them living ia Vancouver.A rush for the orchard was started at 7:43 o'clock in the evening, cach platoon having a definite object to accomplish.Tn front of the orchard the men found a deep creek hedge, having only twe openings in front.Mdrrison started ta go through the hedge: ut.Private 4 , d_ bomb Grrowerj s¥ipnk ahead of him saying: \u2018Per À throwerd go ahead of offic- ess, sir.\u201d : Once in the orchard the men met with heavy rifle and machine gun fire, but swept on to the edge.Owing to unforeseen delay one platoon, whose présence was most essential te the plan of attack, was unable to get np in time to support the attack.The men who reached the edge of the orchard where the dead and wounded had been left, dug themselves in with the ready industry oi western beavers and stuck against all odds until help came, making the archaed securely theirs.Many stories are told of the coal- ness of the men.Amidst the din oi fire Sergeant Cochran called to his men to keep their line straight and Private Ridley, upon s:eing a rabbit scurrying past sang opt: \u201cLook at bunny, will you?\u201d Elsewhere on the front the first party belonging to the first company of Canadians who went over the parapet were in such an e.posed position as to be nearly ann\u2018hilafed without even reaching the German trenches.But a portion survived from the advance on the other flank and got 8 foothold in a German trench, where they bombed out the enemy.Every sounter effort of the Germans to oust them failed.Though their position was torn into craters by German shell Are they stuck and the: British line on this part of the front remains where the determined heroes of the sanguinary action put it.In the face of a murderous machinery of war and modern fire which dropped men right and left, they had KILMARNOCK SCOTCH WH.SKY rb T0 RESTRAIN KELLY FROM PRODUCING CERTAIN PAPERS MATTER WILL COME UP IN PRELIMINARY ARGUMENTS.Winnipeg, July 12\u2014After paying a visit to Thomas Keily at Shoreham, Retrofit Lakes, Minn., Edward Aunderson, K.C., counsel for the contractor; returned to Wianipeg thie Bench an application for an injunction to restrain the Mathers commission from compelling Kelly to produce documents or give evidence before it.Mr.Anderson said this morning that his client will not return to Winnipeg, at least until after his application for an injunction has beea the subject of a court decision.The matter will come up before a judge of the Court of King's Bench on Wednesday, when preliminary arguments will be made.Kelly has a cottage at Detroit Lakeswon a mighty streggle no less glor- lous because it was only a part of a big whole.\u201cIf soldiers eve: fought their way to admiration,\u201d said a British General, \"it is the Canadians wno, less than a year ago, were raw recruits.\u201d At Givenchy they deserved success no less.but there they tailed.Herein front of the First Battalion, the Germans had two strongly fortified points which the Canadians sought to take.They successiuliy mined one and, coincident with the explosion, opened up a concentiated fire with their guns against both positions.No 4 company rushed through the open space between the two positions mad : by the explosion to the German trench, reaching it with only a few casualties.So completely hal they surprisea the enemy that on entering the trench the Cangdians found that some of the Germans, who had fled, had left their accoutrements hanging upon the walls.The Germans\u2019 fortified position to the rear vshich had not been mined was still able to work the machine guns cafilading any movement of the Canadians t> support the troops that had gained the German trench.The Germans being reinfore- ed and being plentifully supplied with bombs, closed in upon their hostile visitors and forced a retirement.Every step of the vay back was made under the enfilading fire from the for- \u2018tified position.The next morning, soldiers in the German trenches called out in excellent English, \u201cHello Canadians.\u201d The answer was shouted back, \u201cHello.Germans.did you have many losses?\u201d A German soldier replied:\u2014\" A god many: how about Jou?\u201d To this a Canadian answereil, \u2018None at all.\u201d there was a moments silence and then a German shouted:\u2014 \u201cYou are a damned liar.\u201d One would recognize gallant Canadians in their billets in French vil- \u2018I lages these warm summer days by the way they have their sleeves rolled up and their shirts open at the throat as they would at home.\u201cI puegg they are finding we can de our bit,\u201d is the sentiment of the Canadians, and it looks as if they are going to miss the green corn season in Canada, too.\u201d TRAWLERS TORPEDOED.London.July 12\u2014The Grimsby trawlers Hainton and.Syrian have been sunk by German submarines in the North Sen.The crews of the vessels were landed at Grimsby.The Quebec \u201coe r ÿ n \u2018 London, July 12\u2014From what appeared to be & lull on the western front has sprung suddenly some of the most severe fighting in months, with the Germans as the aggressars.The Souchez cemetery, seven miles north of Arras and hardly half that distance south-west of Lens, has been wrested from the French after a German gas attack, followed by hand-to- hand fighting with bomb and bayonet.The French admit this loss and are fighting to regain the ground which they had won at such heavy cost.Slowly the French-had been tightening their grip on the village of Souchez, until the Germans, aware that the capture of the entire position would be an important step in the French offensive towards Lens and Lille, launched a terrific counter stroke, which left them master of the shattered burial ground, with more than 150 prisoners in their hands.Fighting among the houses which fringe the western edge of the town still rages.There has also been a renewal of activity in other areas of France and Belgium, but nothing comparable with the strategic importance of the Souchez struggle.The Germans lay claim to the destruction of the British position on Hill 60_ near Ypres, ing and filed with the Court of Kitg's jt unnin but this finds no confirmation sources.general publie: à : ground.ere BAITAIN'S DE COVERNMENT INTEREST PLOIT THE LOAN, London, July 12\u2014Although the magnitude of the new British War lea, the greatest in history, is fairly staggering even in these times when mer attd money are counted in roung rumbers of millions, the loan is rec- ord-breaking in other respects than mere: size.Qi tar reaching effect is the fact that the loan ushers in a government interess rate of 4%; per cent such as the Hritish government has never dreamed Lefore of allowing on its obligations, And as the London rate las been accepted as a standard for years the world over, when foreign governments have reckoned on what interest they would allow, this unpre- evdented pushing up of the London cate seems likel, to affect government interest rates the world over.A record feature is that this is the firsy \u201cdemocratic loan,\u201d which means that for the firs time the government 1s not dealing through bankers as middlemen and underwriters, but appealed to the people, and particularly the working people.to come forward vrith their savings and deal directly with the goverument through its vast cryanization of postal savihgs banks and its governmental machinery in the Bank of England.It is the first time on record, also, that a British acvernment hend has been in less de- | iomination than £100 ($500).These large denominations, in the past, have excluded the small investor and the working peopi- with à few dollars to spate.One of the most novel features about this hugs loan is the unusual means the government adopted to exploit it, including huge advertisements in the daily papers, great spreads of alluring bill-Loard annrüincements, distribution \u2018nf hand-bills, popular concerts and free meetings at the Guild Hall with such star attractions as Premier Asquith and A.Bonar Law.Even the time for the loan was vather adroitly chosen, at the hegin: ning of July, just as the Britisher is casting up his half yearly accounts from January to June thirti- is is the time people run over eth.(their esenings and speadings of the from either French or British The situation in Poland and Galicia hae net yet reached a crisis, but the public is rather weary of following the complexities of the Russian retirement and, so long as w ars to be in no immediate danger, is turnin azarding guésses as to whether the British and French or the Germans will be the first to take the general offensive.the arrival of mid-summer, this is a big question, for it is felt that one vide or the other must strike before long; another winter of tedious trench warfare is inevitable.The destruction of the German cruiser Koenigsberg in a jungle-lined river of East Africa was learned with, surprise, the fact that she had taken refuge there being forgagten by the t.arsaw ap- to the west, With otherwise The Itakian attacks against Austria seem-to be gaining in intensity, but the Vienna official statement admits no loss of LOAN BREAKS RECORDS RATE MARKS NEW ERA \u2014-UNUSUAL MEANS HAVE BEEN TAKEN TO EX- fast six mon\u2018hs and make up their minds about what they can invest during the coming months.One of the strange features of this appesl for the working peoples savings, is that th: government will take money out of one of its pockets and put it in another pocket.The thrifty workingman usually puts aside his savings in the postal banks, which pay him 234 pet cent interest on deposits.The government has the use uf this vast aggregate of postal de- pcsits.Now, however, when a workingman takes a war bond, he draws his Ceposit from the government \u2018postal bank in order to buy the bond.+6 that the money mere.y passes from onc government fund to another.But | this fruitless change has the effect of increasing the yovernment\u2019s interest charge from 2!\u2019 on tne postal deposit to 414 on the war bord.That is one nf the means of making the loan de- ticcratie and attractive, even at a loss tr the government.Tlie raising of the big loan has had ' ite effect on ali other securities.including the American.Japanese, Russini, Argentine and many other gilt.:dged bonds nave gone off through steady sales ui holders who wanted to raise money for the war loan, Amtican industries and railway siocks have also felt the same pressure on tive withdrawal of money for the loan and on one di: the decline was 1 to 14 in Chesaneake and Ohlo, New York Central, Reading.Southern, Amalgamated, and a lesser amount of Steel.all due te this one cause, BISUR MAGNE Sin An absolutely harmless anticid mn all cases of fermentation and souring and all belching of food, gas, indiges: tion, etc, A teaspoonful in a fourth ot a glass of hot water usually gives INSTANT RELIEF.Sold by all druggists in either powder or tablet form at 75 cents per bottle GERMANS LAUNCH OFFENSIVE IN WESTERN AREA AND REGAIN SOUCHEZ FROM FRENCH TROOPS Gas Attack By Huns, Followed By Hahd To Hand Fighting With Bomb And Bayonet, Resulted In Enemy's Favor\u2014Germans Lay Claim To Destruction Of British} Position On Hill 60 Near Ypres\u2014German Cruiser Koenigsberg Is Destroyed SIR CECIL RICE HAD CLOSE SHAVE FROM \u2018HoLD-UP\" SIX MEN ATTEMPTED TO HOLD UP THE BRITISH AM.| BASSADOR.New \u2018York, July 12\u2014 Sir Cecil Spring Rice, the British Ambassador was riding in an automobile which six men attempted to hold up on the night following Frank Holt's attack on J.P.Morgan on July 3 last, it was revealed here tonight as a resal: of o complaint made to the police.James Patterson, a chauffeur for Mr.Morgan, who was driving the car, notiied the authorities the police say.The British Ambassador had lef the Morgan home in Glen Cove for a visit to the home of Willard D Straight in Greenvalle, Long Island when the men who had an automobile suddenly appeared in the road and, according to the police, attempted te stop the Morgan machine.Their machine stood at the roadside.Patterson, however, iticreased his speed and caused the men to jump aside.In an instant they were in their car and But were easily outdistanced.RUMI TR RNY, | i The Weather ! NELLA AAR ANNAN, Toronto, July 12\u2014 The barometer! is rather low and comparatively uni- : form throughout Canada and the nos-» thern States.The weather of today.has been for the most part fine and moderately warm in all the provinces, : but thunderstorms have occurred at a | tew places, including\u2019 London and Sault Ste.Marie .a Ontario and Ed monton, Alta An {the mine owners grant the full de.Temperatures: Min.Mas Prince Rupert .54 62 Victoria.56 64 Vancouver.54 70 Calgary.38 74 | Edmonton .48 64 Regina .46 77 Medicine Hat .46 82 Moose Jaw .SO 83 Winnipeg .56 86 Prince Albert .48 64 Port Arthur.56 72 Parry Sound.$6 86 , Toronto .60 76 ! Kingston .7.f2 72 Ottawa.60 84 | Montreal .66 84 I Quebec .6) 82 t Halifax ., .56 72 St.John .52 64 Forerasts: Lower Lakes and the Georgian Bay, Upper St.Lawrence and the Ottawa Valley: Light winds.mostly fine and moderate'y war n; thunderstorms at a few places.Lower St.Lawrence and Gulf, and North Shore Light winds, mostly fine {and moderately warm, thunderstorms at a few places.Maritime Provinces: Light winds, some local showers, but mostly fair and much fog off coast.Lake Superior District.Light winds, ; fine and warm.| Western Provinces: Light to moderate winds, fine and moderately warm.MINERS AGAIN THREATEN TROUBLE South Wale's - Federation Surprises .Conciliators by Demands.Cardiff, July 13-237 am\u2014 A special conference of the South Wales Miners\u2019 Federation has passed a resolution announcing that unless mands of the men for a new wag: agreemnt they will quit work nex: \u2018Thursday.This decision, which affects 42,000 miners, was adopted after the delegates had débated the question for many hours.This turn of affairs has caused sur prise to the government conciliators.who believed that heir efforts to ef tect à compromise between the mint owners and the miners were likely to succeed.Ne government ts to intro Le N duce in parliament tils week a bik to regulate the price of coal \u2018 They will appeal to you.and up.They are priced $6.75.ceeded alike.Haven't You Noticed some of your friends attir:1 in smart, coole looking Suits?Hv:n't you oft2n eavisd their summery, well satisfizi aposiran:2?Th: models in Lin=a, Coriuroy, Palm B:ach, =tz., that we have collected hiv: appraled to ta: ladies to a greater degre: than w: ever dared hops for.Don't wait till the assortment of sizes is broken.Call upon us now and try on a few Frices from $2.00 We have a line with oa'y 24 bust sizes left.We Have Endeavoured to secure an altogether different and select line of Wa:sts to anything shown in town.may juigs for yoars:1f wh:th:r we have suc Voile Wists in waite can b> mad: io har.dashing in pursuit of apie {mum with te datost- dictaton of fashion.Frs We have just received a fresh lot of Middy blous:s in : ilk and Shantunga His Majesty King Geurge Ÿ You want à permanent record.Take a Kodak With You Think of the pleasure it will give you to paste your snaps in an album next autumn and be able to refer back to them when you are describing your trip.A kodak can be had at any price from $1.00 UPWARDS \u2014a\u2014 JOHN E, WALSH°S Regd, 11 ST.JOHN STREET.TEENIE TIC SENET ACI \u2014 = 3 On That Summer Trip When you will be visiting new scenes, meeting new friends, and seeing daily objects, people and occurrances of which you would Valiqust's Restaurant Opposite the City Hall Formely of Boston STEAK, CHOPS, ROLLS and FINE COFFEE, ICE-CREAM and COLD SODAS.12 Fabrique St.Phones 6567-6568.me ee ce oo Two of Quebec's Leading Cigar Stores MONTCALM MEADQUARTERS .\u2014and at \u2014 vo oo ot Louls Street.65 BUADE STREET.THOS, A- BUNS, Proprietor.Tourists and citizens, don\u2019t fall to see the rare Printing on exhibition at Montcalm's Headquarters.Li * | | | MAAS 3 GIVEN À MONTH T0 CONSIDER \"AUSTRIAN MINTER ROR- .WARDS NOTE CONTAINING * OFFER OF CONCESSIONS, \u2018 % = \u2014 ç \u201d» \u201cLondon, July 13\u2014Roumanis fas Soer given 3 month within which to ageept or reject an offer of territorial sampentation lor her active military assistance or reutrality, according to the Times\u2019 Balkan correspondent in a despatch dated at Soka last .Satur- .correspondent says that the Austrian Minister at Bucharest on cighth pr:sented a note to the plicit government offering Rouwania as a considerstion for her fpiendly neutrality the cession of Bukewina, with the river Sereth as \u2018her gorthern boundary, together with wpriows concessions to the Rumanian \u201cehabitants in the dusl monarchy, in- eluding the foundation of a university 43 Brasss (Kronstadt).\u201cAn consideration for her active military assistance,\u201d ihe correspond: eat continues, Koumania would receive the whole of the Roumanian riicn of Bukowiia to the river th and also an extension of ter- sitory along the north bank of the Danube to the iron gates, including Mekadia, while Austria-Hungary would undertake to conquer Bessara- Vis and transfer that province immediately to Roumania as a permanent porsession.; \u201cFylfiliment of these conditions was guaranteed by Germany and a .month was giver for a reply.The @bte further intimated that the cen teal powers regarded the right of passage through Roumasian territory as mecessary.The main difference between the Austrian and Russian proposais to Roumania is the subatitu- jon of Bessarabia, with a million in- hitants for Transylvania, with three millions.\u201d ~ STEAMER HOWTH HEAD.Pears For Her Safety Allayed by Receipt of Wireless Message.New Orleans La, Juty 12\u2014Fears fer the safety of the British steamer Rares Napier, on which, an unidenti- Ged letter writer to a local newspaper.Intimated bombs had been placed before she sailed from here, were relieved today by a wireless despatch from the vessel's captain.No word has been received from Ve British steamer Howth Head, which was incisded in the letter writ- ups bomb warning.SASHIER MISSING.Mo Trace of Man Who Stole $7,000 of Employee's Wages.am Montreal, July 12\u2014No trace has yet been obtained of the whereabouts of Samuel Blurton, cashier of the Point St.Charles plant of the Canadian Steel Foundries, Limited.who disappeared last Saturday, when $7,- 080 of the employees wages also disappeared.A warrant for Blurton's arrest was issued today.KILLED IN ACTION.Woodstock, Ont, July 12.\u2014 Lieut.Wallace Chambers, of the 16th Battalion, a son of the late Samuel Chambers, East Oxford township, das been killed in action, according to official word received here today Lieut.Chambers enlisted at Vancouver.PREMIER ASQUITH'S DAUGHTER I8 ILL.London, July 13\u20142.08 a.m\u2014 Miss Violet Asquith, daughter of Premier Asquith, whose engagement to Maurdce Bonham Carter, Mr.Asquith's principal private secretary, recently was announced, is suffering from a mild form of typhoid fever Jt is thought probable that Miss Asquith eontracted the disease during her rz- cent visit to Egypt.MUNITIONS WORKERS WERE DISAPPOINTED.Vancouver, BA, July 12\u2014Tws thousand Vancou.er mechanics ware fecling so disappointed on Sunday that only four hundred of their number could be takea by the Barnes Munition Workers r.xcursion to England that they held an open air mass meeting and decided thar if all could put go none would go.This morning, however, a large number of the 400 licants who had been provisionally osen sppeared at the J.P.R.shops for examipation by the experts 0 had been sent out from Londun te make the selections.SAVE DED POLLS WOULD-BE SUICIDE, Chethom, Ont, July 12\u2014 Arthur aughton, aged 18 years, thwart- an attempt at suicide by drowning the part of Reginald King, some ars his senior this afternoon by Waping into the River Thames from Wie Fifth Steel bridge and bringing man to shore after a desperate stipggle.King had leaped inta the \u2018giver but & few seconds before and MeNaughton plunged in after him without waiting to remove any déothes.A movement is afoot to have MeNaughton suitably rewarded.À Fun RETORT COURTEOUS \u201cTo what am 1 indebted for this vis: sir?\u201d said the mauager pompously.\u201cYo the fact that you are indebted op our compan for $7.75, which we getting tired of waiting for,\u201d re- the collector just as pompously.Pros Press.; Mr.and Mrs.William FP.Peck, of Bangor, Me., are registered at the St.Louis.Mr.B.C.Howard is in town from Sherbrooke, and is staying at the St.Louis Hotel.Mr.and Mrs.H.Sanford.ni New York, have returned to the city and are staying at the Chateau.Mr.and Mrs.Rene Lacroix, Miss Geraldine Lacroix, and Mr.R.la- croix, of Montreal, are guests at the Chateau.The Khaki C'1b is the recipient of a fine salmon irom Colonel Wm.M.Macpherson, killed by him on the Restigouche river.Mr.Justice Cannon, Mr.Robert Cannon and Mr.J.J.Weil arrived in the city last evening from Milwaukee, and are registered at the Chateau ; The following Quebecrs were at Montreal hotels over the week-end: Mr.and Mrs.W.G.Hinds, Mr.and Mrs, C.Walker, Mr.and Mrs.J.A.Labrun and H.C.Chipman.Mr.nd Mrs, H.H.Work, Miss M.Herrman and Mr.M.O.Rogers, of New York, arrived on the private steam yacht Alvina last evening and will be 17 the city a diy or two, guests at the Chateau Frontenac.Mr.P.S.Beresford, of Springfield, Mass.representing an American Moving Picture Company, has reserved a number of rooms at the St.Louis Hotel for several members of the company who are due today and are to be in the city some days enacting photo plays.Lieut.H.W.Harrison, of the 19th Lincoln Regiment.St.Catharines, Ont, a member Ga leave, of the staff of the Bank of Commerce, Quebe: Branch, who recently left Canada, independently, to secure a temporary commission in England, has been ap pointed 2nd lieutenant in the 3rd bat talion Lincolns, special reserve for 1st and 2nd battalions, with which his Canadian regiment is affiliated.The j battalion is at present at Weelsby (Camp, Grimsbz, Late arrivals at the Chateau: H.À.Wright, T.Gardner, G.H.Taylor, J.Bennett, Mr.and Mrs.Rene Lacroix, Miss Geraldine Lacroix.Mr R.Lacroix, J.B.Moriarty, R.3.Bouchelle, B.Palnsen, of Montreal, Jas.J.Mason, Stratford; Edm.Burke, Valcartier Camp; J.J.Weil, Judge Cannon, Robert Cannon, of Milwaukee; Mr, and Mrs.H Sanford, New York; E.C.Carel, Airgushe, Me.: Dona Libby, West Newton, Mass.: R.S.Norton, Portland: Cecil Norkey.H.S.Jacobs, Sydney.Australia: ; J.J.Ussher, W.\\W_ Moorehouss,, Valcartier; Mr.and Mrs.H.H.Wark, Misa M.Herrman.M.O.Rogers, S.Y.Alviaa, F, W.Baird, of Toronto.| Registered at the St.Louis Hotel: Wm.H.McPadden, L.McPadden, and P.Farron, of Geneva, N.Y.; Art.Le Marquand, Montreal: F.A.Labelle, Hull; A.H.Oliver, Montreal; M, Grenier, Chicoutimi: H.Schetogue, Montreal; C.R.Panne, Sutton, Que.: B.C.Toward, of Sherbrooke; Mr.and Mrs.Jos.H.Tcemblay, Murray Bay; Mr.and Mrs, Barsalon, Mr.and Mr:.L.Barsalon.Misses Barsalon, of Montreal: the Misses Normandin, Montreal; Mr.J.Barsalon, Montreal; Miss V.St.Pierre, Thre Rivers; Leon Bachand, Sherbrooke; Wm.F.Pech and wife, Bangor, Me.; R.Lacroix, G.A.Lacroix.and W.J.Laclioix, of Mont.| real; W.J.Proulx, Montreal; P.C.Lacasse., Montreal; E.Suddaly, Tor onto; A.Cant, Louisevitle; U.Maxtin, St.Louis de Gouzague; H.C.Blair, Montreal; L.Lessard, and R.Lessard, of St.Ursule; F.D.Donaldson, England; John M.Craig, of Valcartier.INVALIDED HOME, Ottawa.July 12\u2014Col.John Currie, M.P., arrived in Ottaws, tonight on his way to Toronto, after being invalided home from the front.Col Currie spent the evening in meeting old friends in the capital and will proceed to Toronto tomorrow.At a meeting of the Militia Council tomorrow, a decision will he arrived at as to the exact scope of Col.Currie's activeness in Canada.The intention was to have Col.Currie and Col.Meighen of Montreal, visit the various military camps and lecture on the lessons of the war and duties of this kind will probably be assigned to them., Col.Currie has almost completely recovered from the effects of asphyx- -iating gas, which had affected one of his lungs.REPORTS JERING WRECKAGE OF STEAMER Baule Ste.Marie, Mich, July R.\u2014 Steamer James H.Reed arrived at the Soo tonight up-bound, and re ported sighting wreckage of a steamer believed to be the Choctaw, off RUSSIAN STATEMENT.Petrograd, July 12, via London, July, 13, 2.30 am.\u2014~The following official communication was issued here today: \" \u201cThere have been lively engagements on some sectors of the front of the Bobe end Narev rivers.The artillery duel at Ossowets was renewed, \u2018In the region of Edvabno yesterday we blew up a German mine gallery.\u201cBetween the Pissa and Rosoga rivers a German attack was repulsed.\u201cFrom the village of Ednorojets to Prasnyaz there has been à violent cannonade and outpost engagements.All is quiet on the left bank of the Vistula, \u201cIn the .Lublin region there have been isolated actions.Our troops having finished the counter offensive which they began on the fifth and in the course of which they gained important successes they have now occupied the positions assigned to them on the heights on the right bank of the river Urzendooka.\u201cIn the direction of Klohm, in the region of the village of Grabovetz, the enemy unsuccessfully attempted to approach our entrenchments.\u201cOn the upper Bug, near Busk, the enemy Saturday evening attacked with several battalions.We allowed them to approach to within 200 paces and then dispersed them with our fire, Many men killed or wounded were left on the ground by the enemy.\u201cWe repulsed an attack near the village of Markoff and the Zlota Lipa front and near the village of Koropetz on the Dniester yesterday.Our patrols have carried out a series of successful reconnaissances on the upper Nume and Zlota Lipa rivers.\u201d FRENCH STATEMENT.Paris, July 12\u201410.40 p.m.\u2014The following official communication was isued by the War Office tonight: \u201cIn the region to the north the enemy bombarded our trenches before Lombaertzyde and Nieuport.We replied and silenced two of the enemy's batteries.\u201cNotwithstanding the activity of the German artillery which has cannonaded with asphyxiating shells our trenches from Carency to the outskirts of Souciiez, a counter atack has put us again in possession of the part of the trench works abandoned yesterday.\u201cIn the region of the Aisne, operations with mines continue.We exploded a mine chamber which destroyed the adverse galleries.\u201cThe day has been calm in Champagne.In the Argonne the activity was very great, particularly in the sectors of Maria Therese, La Four de Paris, Bolante and Haute Chevauchee.\u201cIn the forest of Le Pretere two attacks were at\u2018empted by the Germans in the neighborhood of La Croix des Carmes.The first was thrown back with heavy losses by the fire of our artillery and infantry.\u2018The second wes stopped before the enemy was able to issue from the trenches.\u201cThe bombardment continues against the positions which we have taken at Fontenelle, as well as against our advance trenches to the north of Wetistein (north of Munster).ITALIAN STATEMENT.Rome, via Paris, July 12\u2014The following official statement from general headquarters was issued tonight: \u201cIn Carnia, fcilowing our successful offensive begun yesterday on the heights constituting the southern slope of the torrent of Ansier (Ansici?), the enemy abandoned the most advanced positions which he had previously occupied, first destroying the entrenchments.\u201cOn Sunday night in the Monte Nero zone the enemy during a thunderstorm attempted a surprise sitack on our positions, but this was repulsed.\u201cNothing of importance has occurred eliewhere along the front.\u201d TURKO-BULGARIAN .SITUATION PROGRESSES Britain Says the Turks are Willing to Make Concessions\u2014 Berlin, July 12, via London, July 13 \u2014Accordjng to information arriving here from Sofia, the negotiations between Turkey and Bulgaria regarding the correction of the Turko-Bulgar- ian frontier are nearing completion.The objec.of the delimitation of the frontier is to give Bulgaria a suitable rodte for a railroad connection between Mustafa Pasha, new Bulgariaand Dedeaghateh.Turkey is prepared to make concessions in the interest of a good neighborly relations.The only coa- flict now is in connection with the delimitation of the frontier west of Adrignople, Turkey wishing to retain the southern suburb of Karagatch with its railroad station.Adrianople Presque Isle this morning Js to remain Turkish, TERRIBLE CARNAGE IN GALLIPOLI IN FRANCE AND FIORTING had been through some of the fiercest fighting in France and Flanders were appalled st the terrible spectacle the battlefield presented the morning after a desperate bayonet encounter in a night battle which was \u201ca veritable nightinare of horror.\u201d The correspondent asserts the Al lies victory marks a definite stage in the initial work of throwing forces around Achi Baba, one of the strongest fortresses in the world.Hp adds that the Turkish cruiser Sultan Selim (formerly the German cruiser Goeben) again was active during the fighting, bombarding the British right CHO YH IO OED HER OY DIED ° : est < with shells, many of which failed to explode.; ç TRIED TO KILL er EE ü BULGARIAN MONARCH WAR SIFTS OUT « INCOMPETENT LEADERS.{gq \u2014 \u201cSouth Africa,\u201d they ail used to!@ say, is the graveyard of miliary re- la London, July 13, 3.29 amputations, If for South Africa we.@ The death sentence has been sonsOoDODOODAGOUG SAS men without capacity as leaders and, high commands.li we reflect that the average army is at peace forty ! uniformly unsuccessfal, and it became years to one year at war it will he | plain to Joffre, if to no ore else, that plain that a man with no more mili- his army was badly led.There fo!- tary spirit ¢han s chipmunk, if he has lowed his retreat, «hich ended only influence enough, or is clever enougil i when the Marne was reached.but is at answering questions, may rise t\u20ac | he meantime it ie said that he had high command, and as a general of & been able to sort out his lieutenants.field marshal receive peniy castgated the mer:- | influences.The most recent and per- bers of the Orange Order for not an- { haps the most notable instance is swering the cull tn arms in greater i that of Gen.Soukhomlinow, the Rus- {rumbers, and mare particularly for ! sian Minister of War, who has re-jnot cantributing fre«ly for gatriotic | signed.Though he was one of the [purposes from .0dge funds.' chief organizers of the Russian army.{ ! he was blamed by the Grand Duke BRITISH COLUMBIA Nicholas for the shortage of muni.GIVYF'S MACHINE GUNS.ions.: .Vancouver.B.C.July 12\u2014That Russian Retirements.| nricish Columiia will pravide for 100 The Minister had to retire.though chine guns fr her battalions leav- whether through incomjetency upon j;g tor the {+n seems assured from his part, or because the Grand Duke | the subscriptions that came in today.wished to establish an * sibi, will be Upwards of sixty have now been ac- known only after the war is over.Ja\u2018 junlly secure 1.2.d many districts are Russia another noted fighting zene- | yet to be heard from.al has been relegated to a position ai\" unimportance, and that, curiously | enough, is the one Russian general.who made for himself a name in the BERATED HIS FELLOW ORANGEMEN.Hon.T.S.Sproule Says They Have Not Answered Call to Arms.FATAL ACCIDENT.Thamesville.Ont.July 12\u2014Mrs substitute the word \u201cwar\u201d we shall @ passed on two men who were Sydney .; Winnipeg .+o oo Manarrive at a profounder trun, atriongA !@ charged with attempting to Halifax .ces N.Portage la Prairie Manit is to say no more han 12 @& assassinate King Ferdinand of st.John .N.B.Regina .%.Saskassert that in armies and naviss @ Bulgaria, says tie Daily Mail's Quebec .,.\u2026 \u2026.Que Moose Jaw .Sask.3 there are fakers and fourflushers, just} Sofia correspondent.Montreal .Que.Saskatoon.Sasx.À as there are self-scekers and hyp>- & This is the first news receiv- Ouawa .ee ee +.Out Edmonton.Aitcrites in holy orders.Looking at the @ ed in London that any nttempt | Toronto.Ont Calgary .NE : army in time of war we do not read- & had Leen made on the life of } Hamilton .Unt\u2019 Prince George .Cily understand, perhaps.how it is that & the Bulgarian King- London.«» Ont.Prince Rupert .B.Cwithout courage as soldiers obtain\u2019 ¢ gr Kt i080 KHON CHR OF Re de ce | 8 A LEE VE RER LE UEE * + A or quis DUNLOML-LAREAD du FLANDERS INSIGNITICANT And a IN COMPARISON.7p 0 service you \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 .0 ( | are proud \u2019 to tell your London, July 13, 3.45 a m.\u2014Describ- .ing lust week's battle on the Gallipoli 3 friends 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Try our new Personally Accompanied Service.Further information will be cheerfully given on application to: § CANADIAN EXPRESS COMPANY.VULCANIZING Up to Date - Auto Tire Repair Plant Satisfaction Guaranteed Automobile Tires Ali Makes Quebec Agents for th= Indian Motorcycle Fhone or call at Quebec Skate Manufacturing & Repair Go,,Reg'd, Phone 4999.259 St.John St.\u201c Russo-Japanese war, Rennenkamne.Qn the outbreak of the present war he was placed in command of the First Army Corps.and inflicted 1 chrushing defeat upon the Germans on the banks of the Nieman.A few weeks later, however, he failc{ to arrive with his_army at a time and place indicated by the Russian Generalissima, and thus helped to render futile one of the moat important paign.He was relieved of his command and sent back to Petrograd.Ven Moltke Superseded.Gen.Savinoff is reported to have blown out his brains because he was failure to cafry out certa.n operations entrusted to him.The most notable German general to fall in the war is undoubtedly Field Mar lial Heimu\u2018a von Moltke, nephew of the great von Moltke, who was chief of the German general staff when the war broke out.It would be unfair to assume that the fault was von Moitke's, and in the absence of an official statement it 1s assumed that he was retired because he disagreed with he Kaiser's plans for the capture of Calais, at whatever cost.Some critics assert that if the Germans had not been so determined to seize Calais, carried sway as they were from sound strategy by their desire to strike at England.their drive on Paris would have had better rc- sults.At any rate von Moltke is now in disgrace, and his place has heen taken hy Gen.von Falkenhayn, a court favorite.Jofire Cleans House.On account of the rigid German censorship ws do not know whether other noted gencrals have heen discredited.In France, however, it is an open secret that Joffre has retired hun dreds of generals, and has filled their places with men for the most part older, but considerably abler.In the early days of the war French attacks .upon the German army were amuoes reproached by the Grand Duke with \u201cwhen the rig ir which they were rid- strategic moves of the Kussian cam-, | troops are in need of everything, and Cura Hubbel), «f Camden township an.l her six year old son.Eloi.were instantly killed at 6 o'clock tonight ing was struck \u201cy Grand Trunk train Nu.16, \u201cthe Ezstern Flyer\u201d on the | CUhamesville Station crossing.The woman's 12 year old daughter was also seriously iniured, suffering frac tures of both \u201cps and other injuries The top of the buggy was up at the time and the curtains w-re on.The Werse was in tly killed.Napoleon's Confidence.Just before his marriage Napoleon received the appointment of comman- der-in-chiei of the army of Italy.He was then twenty-six.\u201cYou are rather young.\" said one of the direc: tors, \u201cto assume responsibility so weighty and to take command over veteran generals.\u201d \u201cTn one year,\u201d Napoleon replied, \u201c1 shalt be too old or dead.\u201d \u201cWe can place you in command of men only.\u201d sail Carnot, \u201cfor the we can furnish you with no money to provide suppiics.\u201d \u201cGive me only men enough\u201d Napoleon answered, \u201cand I ask for nothing moge : I will he answerable for the result.\"\u2014\"Table Talk and Opinions of Napoleon Bonaparte.\u201d mere re King's Hotel * (Opposite City Hall.D.JANNELLE, Prop.European and American Plan.Rates from $2.00 per day up.Telephone 1647.+ M.15xtu,th,stxom In Bottles Refreshing #° Delicious LIMLITHA THE GREAT THIRST QUENCHER \u2018 AND REPLACA OF CHAMPAGNE ONOMEAD The Great English Tonle and Blood Builder M.TIMMONS & SON, QUEBEC, P.Q SOLE AGENTS AND BOTTLERS Best Advertising Medium in City Guebec Chronicle QUEBEC, TUESDAY, JULY 13, 1915, ctv Were UNE COLONEL WATSON TELS ABOUT HIS BATTALIOI GERMAN CRUISER (OENIESBERG WAS TOTALLY WRECE NINETY THOUSAND MEN ENROLL FOR MUNITIONS WORK AMERICAN SHIPS USED AS SHIELDS FOR SUBMARINE ! | WILSON HAS RECENED LATEST =.020 2 LEE GERMAN NOTE - © * : ; , = QUEBEC BOYS ARE.DOING WELL \u2014 FRANK British Monitors Destroyed a HUNDRED BUREAUS OF | The \u201cNormandy\u201d Compelled to | PRESIDENT OF UNITED STATES BEGINS CON- & x- MAGUIRE, JOE POWER AND FELLOWS ARE | Last of the German Raiders; ENED AFTER UPWARDS OF | Hide Submarine Until Latter| SIDERATION OF REPLY\u2014SITUATION IS NOT.on July 11th, A FORTNIGHT'S WORK.Fired T ua - RECOMMENDED FOR PROMOTION.orpedo at the \u201cLeo.REGARDED AS CRITICAL\u2014NO UNDUE HASTE.: : x a London, July 12\u20149.20 p, m\u2014At \u2014 rr .; HIDING SINCE OCTOBER.[upwards 50s Jormihs wore te wr INO CHANCE FOR LIFE.) i A list of officers of the Second Bat- F hundred bureaus which were openea Cornish, N.H., July 12\u2014President + talion under command of Lt.-Col.D.DIS) 0 EAD when the Minister of Munitions, Wilson today received frem the State AMERICAN IN 2 Watson, of this city, who have been .David Lloyd-George, gave labor the Department the official text of the = killed and wounded since the Canadians went into action at the front, has just been received here in a letter dated Jude 29th, Col.Watson writes ADVISORY BOARD German Raider Was in a Very Shallow Spot But Was London, July 12\u20149.40 p.m\u2014The opportunity voluntarily to enroll as munitions operatives, closed today with a total registration of ninety difficulty now is to placé them on Survivors of Russian Steamer Corroborate Statement of Liverpool, July 13\u20142:10 a.m\u2014How latest German note un submarine warfare and immediately began consideration of his reply.He instruct.the Secretary of State.PRISON IN BERLIX from Col.Watson, which will prove Finally Di i î .d Se Lansing t i i i 3 of.thousand mer Registrat h ft © cretary nsing to prepare a 7 Fh, ARE, omis 8 4 doc OF HVENTORS > Disposed il cared wt rough te mor | SE Captain | memorandum in the dplomadc pro ES MR i : i i cxchan, es.\u2014 ems involved, an wi not send a In a portion af his letter which is More men arc needed, but the chief rejoinder until he has conferred with REF S as follows:\u2014 \u201cOnly four officers of the origina: Admiralty anucunces that the Gerwar work with a minimum of red tape an American ship is alleged to have It became known after the Presi- man cruiser Koenigsberg, which in the 3 i i beer d hield 4: dent had read the note that he does - ACCEPTS INVITATION OF U.8., H.G.Morgan.assistant director of | Deen used as a shield ty a German SC ry WOULD BE INCONSISTKN: tombatant lot have come through so [tant of last yea: took refuge from the | the munitions department, said today | submarine for the sinking of another | NOt 100k upon the situation as critical, far without being killed or wounded.se y 8 : Killed: NAVY SECRETARY TO AID Dritish fleet in the Rufiji river in (thai this problem was causing some | vessel is the story related by mem.but at the same mes is not inclined WITH HIS VIEWS OF GOV- , = : \" 0 under-estimal e asibili Major Bennett.DEPARTMENT.German East Africa, has been totally |Yivest among the workers.but that {bers of the crew of the American | the problem presented to him and is | ERNMENT.+ Major Bolster.Lieutenant Klotz, \u2018Lieutenant Day.Captain Gordon.+ Captain Culling.Lieutenant Sterling.Lieutenant Doxsee.Wounded: Lieutenant Colonel Watson.Captain O'Connor.Captain Hooper.Captain Richardson.Captain Abell Captain Chrgles.Captain Bowen.Lieutenant Whelan.Lieutenant McLellan.Lieutenant Kidd.Lieutenant Scott.Lieutenant McLurg.{Lieutenant Graham.Lieutenant Ackerman.At Hospital.Adecutenant Ponton, Typhoid Feve:.; Lieutenant Jones, Typhoid Fevery Major Beattie, (Chaplain).\u201c Removed to Another Battalion: Lieut-Col.Rogers, removed t@ 4th Battalion.Those who are still scathed:\u2014 - \"Captain Birdsall.Captain O'Flynn.Captain Hughll., Lieutenant Fletcher.Captain Turner, Assistant nt.Captain Houghton, Paymaster.Major Mills, Quarter Master.\u201cWe are ae present .holding a line of about one and one-half miles wits the 2nd Battalion in front of the farmers\u2019 village of \u2018Plogstrut\u2019 in Be:- gium.\u201cWe were marched 27 miles to here and we are making big efforts to put the trenches in the best condition possible.The long grain crops are bothersome as we must guard against the enemy creeping up on us and so the greatest vigilance is required.\u201c1 make a daily inspection of all the fines.The officers and men arc just splendid; they all know their work #3 well.The Quebec boyg are ail ise.They are all doing their best, and playing the great game to the utmost.\u201cI have sent in a strong recommen dation for the promotion cf Sergt.Frank Maguire, Private Joe.Power and Corp.Fellows.All these hoys are thoroughly capable and qualified.On their merits they deserve every cntouragement possible.I need good officers to fill the vacancies, and these sre the class that make the very hist.with us an- Adju- A.Edison, has accepted an invitation from Secretary Daniels to head an advisory board of civilian inventors for a bureau of invention and development to be created in the navy department.His acceptance will go forward at once to Washington.Mr.Daniels\u2019 idea of utilizing the inventive genius of Americans in and out of the military and naval service to mect conditions of warfare shown in the conflict on land and sea in Europe is outlined in a letter written last Wednesday, asking Mr.Edison whether, as a patriotic service to his country, he would undertake the task of advising the proposed bureau, The | plan is to have several men prominent in several lines of inventive research associated in the work, laid before the investigators, the Secretary mentioned submarine warfare, adding that he felt sure that with Mr, Edison's wonderfai brain to help them the officers of the navy would be able to \u201cmeet this new danger with new devices that will assure peace to our country by their ef- | fectiveness.\u201d 7 ITORONTO AVIATORS PASS AERO TESTS THREE WILL LEAVE FOR OTTAWA TG RECEIVE THEIR COMMISSION.Toronto, Juiy 12\u2014Three more of Toronto's birdsmen today passed the [tests of the Aerc Club and have left for Ottawa, witere they will recuive their commissions.They are D.A.Hay of Owen Sound and Grant A.Geederham of Toronto, who will receive commiss:onse as flight sublieutenants in the Royal Naval Flying Corps.and C.R.Van Nostrand of Tcronto, who will receive a commis sion as flight lieutenant in the military wing of the Royal Flying Corps GUILTY OF USING INSTRUMENTS UNLAWFULLY East Orange, N.J., July 12\u2014Thomas | Among the great problems to be; | wrecked by British river monitors.(The Koenigsherg was a vessel of 3.348 tons and had x speed of about 23 knots, She was a protected cruiser.The announcement of the Admiraly follows.\u201cSince the end of last October the Koenigsherg had been sheltering some distance up the Rufji river in a pos- itiun which rendered attack against ler most difficult , only shallow éraught ships being able to get suf- ticiently close tc: engage the cruiser chiectively.\u201cTwo months ago the Admiralty decided to send two river monitors, samely, the Severn, Captain Eric Fulmander-in-chie* of the cape station.Vice-Admira: H.King Hall, in these «4 erations.\u201cThe position of the Koenigsherg i was accurately iccated by aircraft and ts foon as ih: monitors were ready the operaticns were begun.On the morning of July 4th the monitors entered the rs-cr and opened a fire to which the Koenigsberg replied imme.Ciately, firing salvos with five guns with accurac: and rapidity.The Mersey wag hit twice and four men were killed and four wounded by one shell \u201cA« the Koerngsherg was surrounded by a jungle the aeroplane experienced great difficulty in locating the fall of our shot.Sa= was hit five times early in tetion, buat zfter the monitors had fired for six hours the aeroplanes reported that the Koenigsberg\u2019s masts were still stasding.\u201cA salvo then burst on hey and she.caught fire iieavily between her masts.Ske continued to fire with one gun \u2018intermittently for a while, but for the last -part of the engagement she did \u2018not fre a: sll, cithet on account ot \u2018ammunition or zhe disablerkent of her guns, Although not totally destroyed as a result cf this engagement she probably was insapacitated.\u201cThe eommander-in-chief \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 ee es = reports that the task of the monitors was an .extremely difficult one on account of fhe jungle and the trouble of accur- - ately spotting shots.but that they were assisted by H.M.S.Weymouth, l Captain D.Crampton.on which ship \u2018the commander-in-chief flew his flag and which foilowed them across the thar of the river snd engaced the | small guns on tke banks, whic H.M, \u201c\u20ac Pioneer.ating commander T.W.Qiddlecombe.Royal Australian Navy, lertun, and the Mersey, Commander .Robert A.Wiison, to assist the com- : the iransfer would take time, for the government wai anxious not to dis- usb industry incre than necessary.\u201cThe problem almost amounts w a re-vrrangement of the whole skilled labir of the enuntry,\u201d said Mr.Morgan, \u201cThis, of course, will take considerable time.The new buresu has a staff of three Lundred men, must of them are working 1emporan'y tents.FARMERS HELD ON TREISOH CHAE GERMAN BURN BUT NATURAL IZED CITIZENS OF BRITISH EMPIRE.Vanouver, ii.C.12\u2014Two farmers, Ernest Hamel and David Kitzel, have been arrested on a charge of high tre- acen.They ate German born, but have lived iv Canada for more than irty years, and long ago became cit- (vens of the British Empire.1: is allege] that in April they committed treason against the King by arsisting two Germans named Keppel and Secord t> escape from British Columbia across the boundary into the Unit-d States and to Germany, : where the men have joined their regi- ! ments to fight azainst British soldiers.i Hamel and Kitzel lived on arn close to the international boundary Jdine, a short {istance north of Blaine, ! and it is alleged that at that place they gnt the:r German friends over the horder.© The offence, if proven.is punishable by death.These are the first charges nf treason bronuht in western Canada since the outhrrak of the war.STEAMER CHOCTAW Evidence Points to Her Foundering in Lake Michigan.1 Cleveland, O.July 12\u2014The Clevefand steamer Choctaw, was wreck.Sunday night in the fog «& Pres que Jsle, Lake Michigan.it is reported here tonight.and her crew of sixteen men are believed to have all been SUPPOSED LOST.bark Normandy, which has arrived here from Guligort, Miss.The story is that the Normandy was storged by a German submarine sixty mues south-wrst of Tuskar Rock, off the south-east coast of Îreland, Friday night.The captain was calied aboard the submarine, where his papers were examined and found tu show that the ship was character ad by an American firm January 5th.The Capta-a of the bark, it was as- rerted, was allowed to return to the Normandy, but under the threat that his ship would be destroyed unless he stood by and obeyed orders.These orders, it was stated, that he was tc act as a shield for the submarine which lay around the side of the bark hiding itself from an approaching vessel.This vessel proyed to be the Russian steamer Leo.Presently the sub marine submerged, and proceeded the story w:nt, ind ten minutes lates ithe crew of the Normandy saw the Leo blown up.Twenty-five persons were on board of whom eleven ware drowned, including three stewardesses.Those saved included three Americans, Walter Emery, of North Carolina, Harry Clark of Sierra, and Hany Whitney of Camden, N.J.All these ther men when interviewed corroborated the above story They declared that no opportunity was given thuse on board the Leo for saving li\u2018e.The Leo vt bound from Philadel phia for Manchester with a general cargo.The captain of the Normandy told the survivors tiat he would have lik- , &1 to have signalled their danger ta | them but that.he dared not do so he.cause his uninsared ship would then \u201chave been instantly sunk.The steamer Leo sailed from Philadelphia June 25 for Leith under command of Captain Jr«strom.She was a vessel of 2.324 tons and helonged in Helsingsfors.She was built an 11903.MEAT SHIPS IN PRIZE COURT ! sound the how of the Normandy, so : | determined firmly to uphold the integrity of the United States.It was said here tonight that there is no present plan for Mr, Lansing to come to Cornish to confer with the President, and that the President will not hurry back to Washington, His present plans are to return to the capitol the end of this week or the first of next week.Probably he will not have an opportunity to take the situation up with his entire cabinet before next Tuesday.That the President will continue his German policy along the lines already mapped out in the previous notes, was generally accepted here.It was understood that there is no immediate prospect of a diplomatic break with Germany, and that whether there is any future break will largely depend upon Germany herself.The President was in communication today with boti President Lansing and Secretary Tumulty regarding the situation, and as a result the plans for preparing the American reply will go steadily forward.There will be no undue haste about corresponding again with Germany, but at the same time there will be no long delay, it was said here.Lansing \u2018Is Busy.Washington, July 12\u2014Consideration of the German reply to the American note on submarine wariare overshadowed ail else today in the work of State Department officials.Secretary Lansing spent most of his time preparing dats and opinions | for the rext communication to be, sent to Germany, and be indicated | that very probably he would not go | to Cornish, N.H., bur that President | Wilson woukl return here at the end of the week.The situation was described in official quarters as critical.and thers was no concealment of the fact that relations between Germany and the United States had become more strained than at any time in their history.High officials said the policy of the American government would be carefully worked, and that in order to meet the situation firmly, the utmost deliberation was required.This information was given out in ord-r that a delay oi possibly a week or more in preparing an answer might not be misinterpreted as meaning that the United States intended in any way to recede from the pesition it had taken in the two notes already sent to Berlin, There was much informal discussion : Berlin, Julv 12, ra London.1048 p.m\u2014Edward Holton James, an Ametican, who was arrested recently for alleged objectivuable socialistic pro payanda, but lzter was released throngh the efforts of James W.Gerard, the American Ambassador, oh condition thac he leave the country, has returned to Berlin and again \"een placed in prison.This time Jamez has declined te appeal to the Ambassador for aid, declaring that such aa appeal would be inconsistent with his views of government.= James, who graduated from Hacvard in 1896.will be remembered in connection wi: the prosecution in Fngland in 1911 of Edward F.Mylius- Mylius was charged with having li helled King George by the publication in the Liberator of Paris, of which James was the editor.of an article as\u2018erting that the King in 1890, when he was Prince George of Wales and the Duke of York.had contracted a merganatic mariage at Malta\u2018 witiz the daughter of Admiral Sir Michaek Culme-Seymur, then commander-ing chief of the Mediterranean fleet.= Mylius was convicted and sentenced {te a year's imprisonment.He served ten months ané then came to the United States, where he was ordered denorted.An appeal from this decision.in whick James personally pleaded the case of Mylius before Secretary of Commerce and Labor Nagel: at Washington, finally resulted in My fivs being permitted to enter the country.James is the son of Robertson, James of Cambridge.Mass and a ney phew of the late William James.w noted psychologist at Harvard.Hi wiie is said to reside in Massachuy sctts.\u2019 ORANGEMEN ARE GOOD RECRUITERS.Toronto, July 12\u2014Patriotism and an appeal to Canada to support the Empire were the keynotes of the addresses delivered this afternoon.\u2018À fervid appeal to the men of Canada capable of bearirg arms was made by W.D.McPherson.K.C.M.P.I\", Past County Master.who said: \u201cYou men, who are eligible to enlist and have not done so.make up\u2019 your minds what you will do and act quickly.Have a sto:k-taking, Turn the searchlight or and find if yon are staying at home because of selfish reasons.Men, I put it to you today, Mare Ra mon Feteher a ; Winnipeg, Juiy i2\u2014The jury hear.(ngaged the pune at the mouth of the vos this effect came ta her (FIRST LOT CAME BEFORE among officials of the contents of the think quickly and act quickly.\u201d alton capital one, as he is dois | 115, the case of Dr.Russell Dumas river.\"owners, the Clevelan Cliffe Iron| PRIZE COURT YESTERDAY, |German reply.The trend of their Jendidiv and à * t Iy bin ard Mrs, Mausl Dumas this afternoon | \"To complets the destruction of the Company fiom Sault Ste.Marie : opinions was that the evasion of the sp y ané is extremely capable |icand the prisoners guilty of one Ruenigsherg the commander-in-chinf ; om 1 and popular, \u201cCaptain de Salaberry was sent to veunt, that of \u201cusing instruments un- crdered a furrlier attack on July 11 Mich.where the wreck was reporter] tonight by the steamer James H.London, July 12\u2014After a delay of American argument in the German notes had narrowed the field of nego- ; lawfully,\u201d Mr.instice Metcalf senten- and a telegrata now has heen received R inti i ; ; - : i ; a eed.fe ; sai tiation so that the next communica- pe esterday and Ke company cing each to five years in the 'peni- stating that the ship is a total wreck.' Captain Brown.of the Reed, told months, while vain negotiations were | ion from the United States must Y | tentiary.Dr.and Mrs.Dumas were , !n this last engagement our casualties : ; under way to seitle the cases out of | rate to some catent the intentions of and is making a splendid success of it.He is a most painstaking officer, un- tirihg in his work and most efficient in detaiis.There are being assembled behind us several batteries of guns and it looks as though we are in fo: it again.\u201cCanadians have a name everywhere now for always starting a row charged with performing an illegal operation on 2 Mrs.Josephs, NEW AEROPLANES FOR GERMAN ARMY.London, July 12-The German army aircraft department has just completed six giant aeroplanes of a Mersey.\u201d CHINA FLOODS, Unprecedented Floods in Provinces of Kwangtung and Kwangsiwere only two men wounded on the | of discovering the wreckage as he passed the island.He stopped his vessel and cruised ahout, but was un- tble to find any survivors.Oil har.tels in the wreckage !:d him to beneve that the Choctaw \u2018sas in collision with an oil freighter.but he coud find nothing to identify this boat.He reDorted that thers: was a little court, the first lot of meat ships came before the priz= court today.Beyond the statement of the government that the cargoes of the vessels contained imeal products of à nature associated with German consumption of meat litt'c progress was made.most of the day being taken up with the consideration of insigrificant rubber consign.the Washington government in case its rights are further violated, and declare the position it will take with reference to (Germany's refusal to disavow the sinking of the Lusitania.Something much more specific and positive than has yet been said in the notes which the United States has sent You are sure to need some as soon as they reach the trenclies | new type.according to the Daily sea running Sunday night, but that ; since the submarine war zone was de- handy remedy for Sunburn, and keeping it up as long as they arc | Mail's Basel correspondent.The| Washington, July 12\u2014Loss of many there was à dense fog.The Choctaw 2!\" carried hy two of the meat clared is now expected.Insect Stings, Thorn Scratches there.I guess we must annoy the Germans a good deal, as we get right softer their snipers and working par- thes., \u201cI will try and give you a deserip- tida of the next scrap we get into.| do not think it is far off now.My little wound was only a scratch on the head some time ago, bul it was nothing to bother ahout.\u201d 4.AVIATOR KILLED.! London, July.12\u2014Henry Riley.an evihtoË, was killed today at Brighton bythe\u2019 fall ol his aeroplane.The observer who was with him in the machine was slightly injured.new machines will easry twenty men each.They are of a triplane type and mount four machine guns.They have eight motors and four propel- ers.Not = Bout Winner.Tramp\u2014Once | was well known aa & wrestler, mum.Lady\u2014And do you wrestle now?Tramp\u2014Oniy wid poverty, mum.\u2014New Orleans Times.Picayune.lives as the result of unprecedented floods in the province of Kwangtanz today in a despatch to the State Department from Consul-General Cherhire, at Canton.The Consul-General\u2019's message said: \u201cUnprecedented Aoods.Great distress among the Chinese in the in terior of Kwangtung and Kwangsi.Many lives were lost.Shameen flooded two or three feet.There is a total cessation of trade and railroad traffic.Contributions to suifering humanity urgently needed at once Kindly inform the Red Cross and the Christian Herald\u201d Shameen is an island in Canton harbor on which foreign concessions are located.and Kwangsi, China, was announced and her coal cargo were valued at $100,000.SIR EDWARD GREY'S EYESIGHT IMPROVED london, July 12.=721 p.m.\u2014Sir Edward Grey, the Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, who relinquished | hie duties on May 31 last to rest his j eyes which had been strained by ex- tessive use, returned to the Foreign Office this afternoon still wearing glasses but wit his eyesight much improved.He did not, however, resume his official duties today.CONSO 000 OUR ORL ONO ships \u2018The cases nf the meat cargoes will he resumed in the prize court Thursday.ORANGEMEN PARADE.London, Ont\u2026 July 12\u2014Fuliy ten thousand Orangemen, it is estimated.marched from Market Square to Queen's Park this afternoon in connection with the 12th of July celebra- | tion here, The demonstration was the largest in the history of the city, nearly 20.000 people from Weatern Canada coming to the city, Twenty fife and drum corps figured in the parade.Scores of Orangemen attached to active service units in *raining here marched in their khaki uni- In German quarters here the situation is not viewed as critical.Count Von Bernstorff, the German Ambassador, believes that the way to further negotiations has heen opened by the emphasis which Germany in its note placed on the establishment of the freedom of the seas.proved tobe the best.Take a box with you.$0c bea, oll Druggists snd Stores.PETIT HAVANE, No.40, at 25¢ a half-pound package.QUESNEL ROUGE AND QUESNEL, No.50, at 30c a half-pound package.PURE CANADIEN, No.25 at 38e a 1-pound package.CROP CONDITIONS IN 8 RUMANIA 2 | forms.BRAZILIAN, No.75, at 20 RE Oo.B OREECE, RU a Speech-making and an elaborate .a quarter pound package.THE WEST ARE GOOD.MONTREAL WELCOMBS \\ ; The Saskat- COLONEL MRIGHEN.| * AND BULGARIA © | programme of spor's marked.the Positively the best Natural Canadian Tobacco to emoke.Regina, Sask, July 12\u2014The Saska HEN.| © | celebration at Queers Park.All the On sale at oil the good retailers.Beware of inferior imitations wan Department of Agriculture, in Montreal, July 12\u2014Coincident with | TO CONFER.D|speeches were of a patriotic rature, which are substituted.Insist on our trade mark: The two pipes iojuing the bulletin on erop conditions the arrival home this evening of Lt- | & \u2014 © among those delivering addresses on each package.ior the two weeks ending July 10, Col.Frank 8.Meighen, the local | & London, July 13\u2014An Athens @|being Dr.J.J.Williams of Woodstated that the present conditions are militia headquarters received word | despatch to the Daily Mail, 9 stock, Grand Master of the Orange T E Neellent, and ideal growing weather that in recognition of his services at| © says that a conference is to be @ | Lodge of Ontario West: R.T.Es- .9 isigeneral throughout the province.the front he had heen promoted to | & held at Athens at an early date 8 | sery.K.C., of this city; Mayor H.A.Wholesale Tobe .\u2018heat fields ae showing in head.the rank of full Colcnel.The Grena- | ff between the Kings of Grece, 0 | Stevenson, Frank Glazs, M.D, John \u2018sale cco Merchan The setback due to frosts and cold dier Guards, with brass band, gave! & Rumania and Bulgaria.| McFarlan, M.P.P., Rev.8.Me- 168 ST.PAUL STRRET, QUEBEC, weather is almost retrieved by ideal Colonel Meighen à warm welcome | @ D |Kegney.of Brantford, and Rev.Also on sale in owr Four Retail Stores.: conditions during the past eight days.Nome, ues RATS RON ARS XNA | Harry Hassby, of this city, - > i } ! x Cf THR QUEBEC CHRONICLE.: -Bhe Quebec Clyonicle |s te mremrmeegene ma en - QUEBEC, JULY 13, 1915.meme \u2014 \u2014 apr de 2 ES SER ROBERT BORDEK \"Phe aaws that the White Star Liner Adriatic, with Sir Robert and Lady .Borden and other distinguished passengers on board, has safely reached the shores of England, will be beard with much pleasure and relief dy all Canndians.Warnings had been given Hat the Adriatic was to share the fate of the Lusitania, and the anxiety which was consequently felt for the safety of the vessel and her passengers Bas now been allayed.The Premier bas gone to London to consult with the Imperial authorities regarding Canada\u2019s share in the prosecution of the war.The desire of the Premier and his colleagues is to make the aid that this country gives as e(- fective as possible, and to this ead he and they will naturally wish to have the views of the British Admiralty snd War Office on so vital a matter.It is impossible that such a conler- ence cam be anything but beneficial; and the fact thatthe Premier himself is the Canadian representative is sufficient guarantee that he will be able to speak authoritatively for Canadian sentiment.It is very gratifying to learn that the aid which Canada has already given and is giving to the Empire's cause is meeting wi*h so much appreciation by the home authorities, and this _ knowledge will serve as an incentive to Canadians to put forth greater efforts when asked to do so.Canada\u2019s loyalty to the Empire's cause is unquestioned, and she only n:eds the opportunity to express it to the utmost of her power.THE MILITIA DEPARTMENT.JA short time ago M.Ribot, the Finance Minister of France, made a speech in the Chamber of Deputies on _ war topics in which he confessed that \u201cgreat abuses\u201d had prevailed in the expenditure, but they were being repressed.Hitherto \u201cthe purchase ot munitions, food, and so on.in foreign rountries had been carried on by the War Department, agents of England, France and Russia working in con- rert, but the system had not provel satisfactory, and henceforth all such purchases would he controlled by a single representative acting for the three War Offices.On this subject M.Ribot took much the same ground as \u201cSir Robert Borden, that every effort must be made to chack graft ani \"eliminate grafters irom connection \u2018 with government coniracts, and to accomplish that end the Department o° Justice would leave nothing undore within.reach of the arm of the law.At Ottawa an enquiry into something over 25000 war contracts has been begun by Sir «Charles Davidson, a well-known judge, the Crown being represented by Mr.Thompson, K.C., a son of the late Sir John Thompson, at one time Prime Minister, who is n highly competent lawyer.No one.wot even Mr.Frank Carvell, will doubt the integrity of this tribunal.For ome thing, purchases by the pat- .Tomage list system, which has been .ia force under both parties from time >faamemorial, will probably be done æway with; and trained business men appointed in certain branches of the \u201cMilitim Department with instructions to buy the best goods for the least \u2018money no matter what the politics of \u201cthe seller may be.Yet even this reform will not de without drawbacks.: Some years ago a batch of scandals .oscurred in the dealings of the Britisk War Office, and it was found that they arose chiefly from the circum- \u201cstance fhat certain articles cannot \u2018always be supplied by the \u201cgeneral \u201ctrade\u201d at a regulation price.The upshot was that the government started factories of its owe, but here again abuses of à new kind soon made their rappenrance, and in the end the fac- \u201cteries were in large part abolished.At present purchases are made from oll who have goods to sell and can somply with the price fixed by ex.parts; but once again, although this \u201cmethod is entirely free from politics, \u2018amd apparently the best that human .ingenuity can devise, waste and cor- suption on & considerably larger \u201cconte are reported.Ginee the war broke out the Militie Departmdhit at Ottawa has had so .æch to do in a hurry that tbe wonder fs it has done it so well.To enter \u201clato 25000 separate and distinct con- \u201csraats, embracing all sorts of articles from liver pHls to automobiles, be- fides enlisting upwards of 100,000 sol- Gers, in à country not aceustomed \u2018to raleing armies, was à task of prodigious magnitude; yet General Hughes, all the time under à hailstorm of innuendoes and lies from an \u2018extremely partisan press, has accom- \u2018plished it with sash remarkable suc- \u2018cess that his assailants no longer find \u2018 profitable to malign him, The world is a beautiful book, but of little use t Mim who cansot read ie-\u2014Ccbéout - SOG HY ICE CIC FUR Q DIRS RRR .R : PRESS COMMENT.\u20ac a \u201cODAONARSOLROSAGEQ Baron von Jagow, German Minister # Forcign Affairs, declares that the difficulties between Germany and the United States have arisen chiefly because of the interrupted .cable communication between the two countries.Great Britain cut the cable, and, therefore, he says, only ex-parte news can be spread through neutral coua- tries.Germany, he urges, has no opportunity to state her case or explain her\u2019 môde of warfare.Germany has no case to state.The presence of German troops in Belgium is not to be explained away.The bombardment of unfortified coast towns and the sinking of the Lusitania speak for themselves.Dr.Dernburg, the Kaiser\u2019s personal representative, had {rez course until his insolent tongue had to be stopped by the Washington Government.The Staats-Zeitung 0: New York has been a trumpet voice.It tactfully announced on July 4th that most newspapers in the United States had been corrupted by British gold.The effect of uninterrupted cable communication between Germany and the United States \u2014 under a guarantee \u2014 would have been merely to increase the number of bold lizs in circulation.The value of a German guarantee that such a cabi: would not he used for military purposes, may be judged by the fact that the American Government has been forced to seize the Sayville wireless plant, which Germans were operating under a promise that neutrality woul not be infringed.\u2014Toronto News.We owe the happy expression to the Latin poet Horace.It is an echo of the motto of that other classic sage: \u201cDo nothing too much.\u201d It bids us avoid excess, ride no hobby L> death, stay on the sensible side of extremes.It asks ue to have an eye for proportion.One wishes lovely woman could adopt the golden mean in the matter of fashions.Why shouid 30.000000 women dress after some extreme mode at the dictate of a little coterie of tyrants in Paris or New York?Why should every skirt be \u201chobble\u201d when that is the edict or as wide and flaring as gunny sacks when breadth is ordered?\u201d Why should our wives and daughters hasten to dm hats as large as bushel haskets or as small as mere postage stamps when the orders go out?There is no gol reason.No custom should be pressed to an absurdity.Allowing for a decent regard for harmless convention, wise people will not go heyond seemly limits.Half the inu.ctment against certain forms of amusement would b: quashed if people could be content to enjoy them in moderation.Whether one plays ring toss or auction bridge one should not let the game get the better of them.To become dance- crazy, as thousands both young and old seem to have done.is to set right- minded people against a possible source of harmless recreation.Decent drama is a source oi pleasure.but t> spend, as some people do, about three evenings a week, besides counticss hard-earned dollars, at the playhouse is a silly and wasteful business.S$» eagy it is for seemly recreation to descend to vicious extravagance.Many af our faults are but potential virtues pushed to an extreme.A proper sell.esteem, fo.instance, is a laudable trait of character, It rallies one\u2019s powers and keeps one from discouragement.Put à too great self-esteem means conceit, and that is not admirable.Shrewdness and enterprise are qualities to be cultivated\u2014but when the shrewd, enterprising man goes so far 2s to verge on deceit and cruelty we cease to admire him.The calm man, conquering his worries, may become the lazy and shiftless man; just as a proper \u20acorethought may turn to corroding care.Vices may spring from our very virtues unless we are on our guard.Let us beware, then, of that spirit of exaggeration and disproportion that takes a right thing and makes it something wrong.The de- tire to possess property is one of the commonest human passions.A legitimate desire it is, but one that may pass very easily into that engrossing love of money that is the root of all kinds of evil.Three-fourths of the people who strive for wealth at all, strive for it to the exclusion of the finer values of life.The lust for money, as consuming as any other lust, gets hold of them before they know it.All around us people are being swept off their feet by the passion for wealth, the rage for pleasure, the insidious force of some growing hebit How many \u201cmoderate drinkers,\u201d to cite one example, remait.\u201cmoderate\u201d for any length of time?The world, like fire, is a good servant but à bad master.In the noble phrase of the apostit, we are to \u201cuse this world as not abusing it.\u201d To abuse it fs to hnd sure suffering and defeat from what might yield joy and peace.When the world and the experiences of it are a savor of desth instead oi fife to any of the sons of men, it is because they have abused their opportunities.The good Lord never Tw mati to ornament quality than ii JA The Purest Silver The silver which is used with such besutiful effect which are now on display in our store, is of far finer contains 7% % of baser metals.For wedding or anniversary presents, nothing could be more appropriate than a set of this exquisite ware.It combines dainty beauty with great durability and the range of designs and prices is large enough to give you room for the widest choice.If you appreciate beautiful things, come in and sec the display while it is still complete, even if you have no intention of purchasing.TL the pieces of .DEPOSART | = sterling.It is 2% pure, while sterling \u201cMADE IN CANADA\".JOHN F.DOBBIN EMILE JACOT A.C.ROUTHIER PAQUET CO, LTD.CS J ec A ê ~~ ITA i meant it to be so.Therefore, keep = whip hand on any appetite no matter how innocent it may seem.Do nothing too much.\u2014Albany Times-Union.\u2014_\u2014 WHEN DAD IS ALL RIGHT.| He may wear a greasy hat and the seat of his pant.may be shiny, but + a man\u2019s chisden have their noses flatzend agains: the window pane a half hour befure he is due home to supper you can trust him with anything you have.He is all right \u2014Cin- cinatti Enquirer.ATIC.What is it thot has made Russia the great enigma, tie stranger both to | Europe and Asia?Beyond doubt, the! fact that she is herself neither one.To the Asiatic she is something of a.Furcpean; to the European she is! she is not wkolly either the one or | the cther.She is like a great tree\u2019 the Slavic people and towering up | into the iess «f the north and with her branches extending east and went tr the sunrise and the sunset.\u2014Cen- tury.UPTURE GO AT ONCE And see the representative of A.CLAVERIE | So well known in Quebec.He is now at the VICTORIA HOTEL Until Saturday Night (the 17th) Hours: 9 am.to 3 pm, and 6 to 9 pn.Don't fail to Go and See Him.Do not forget that Mr.Claverie is known here and abroad.That the results obtained by him arc positively marvellous.It would be a grave imprudence to neglect this unique opportunity.Do not forget that Rupture is one of the most terrible diseases known and that it often causes sudden death, Go at onge at see the representative of Claverie.The famous method and marvellous spparatus of Mr.A.Claverie will bring you immediate relief, perfect snd continual security, delicious comfort, health and happiness.It is a rare opportunity for you.De not mise it.\u2014\u2014 ABDOMINAL BELTS FOR LADIES AND MEN (NEW MODELS) ELARTIC STOCKINGS, APPARATUS FOR DEFORMITIES OF LEGS AND BACK, ARTIFICIAL NEITHER EUROPEAN OR ASI.§ something of ain Asiatic: yet to both\u2018; with her ancient trunk rising up out : J nf the Caucasus.the early home of | 5 \\ A I We ull), bell ii i i , a _ + FOSS es mnentretnes CRAND ALLEE CARDENS | Motion Piciure Engagemant Extraordinary The World\u2019s Greatest Motion Picture \u201cIn Nine Reels \u201cTHE SPOILERS\u201d Two Days.Only, July.14-15) Prices : 10-15-20-25c, commodity\u2014with an eye to full value! generously-filled box of SURE, SAFE, LIGHTS.ASK FOR EDDY°S «Silent Parlor\u201d Matches Matinees 2.30 P.M.Evenings 8.15 Buy Matches as you would any other household When you buy EDDY\u2019S Matches you receive a MONEY SAVING Opportunities LADIES\u2019 TRIMMED HATS HALF PRICE.CHILDREN\u2019S COLORED DRESSES\u2014HALF PRICE.LADIES\u2019 WHITE DRESSES FOR $1.48.BOYS\u2019 COTTON SUITS HALF PRICE.CHILDREN\u2019S WHITE MUSLIN HATS HALF PRICE.ALL FLOWERS\u2014 HALF PRICE PARASOLS\u2014HALF PRICE.\u2018LACE CURTAINS\u2014 HALF PRICE.SHONS & MINGOY 20 Fabrique Street.Telephone 338 - - - Quebec Cafe Duga 142 St.John Street Quebec.Auditorium Building.\u201cMEALS at a!l hours, for 25e, 35e and S0c.Board by the week, $4.00.Steaks, Chops, ete.(a la carte).at reasonable prices.ROOMS: 25c and $1.00 per day.Special rates by the week.Open from 630 am.till Midnight .P.W.DUGAL eee errant J.Arthur LaRue, Eugene Trudel, Chartered Accountant.CA.LIA, L.LA.| LaRue & Trudel Accountants & Auditors, \u2018| LaRue, Trude! & Picher Liquidats-s of Insolvent Estates, | Adminiatrators, Appraisers, Trustees.Compromises between and Creditors.126 ST.PETER STREET, Dominion Building, Quebec.\"Phones: 4520-4521.\u2014 Debtors \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 tx {WALLACE COLLEGE 25 St.Stanislas Street, Quebec Eighteenth Year \u2014\u2014\u2014 [ Instruction given in Bookkesping, | Shorthand, Telegraphy, Mathematics, | Drawing, Musie and Modern Lan- ; guages.No vacations.Day and | Evening Classes.| J.W.M.WALLACE, | Principal.sT.10UJS HOTEL QUEBEC CHATEAUMURRAY MURRAY BAY WARREN BROS, Props.SUMMER OUTING REQUISITES Fiash Lights .88¢c to $4.00 Safety Razor Sets .$5.00 Military Wrist Watches.$2.75 to $15 Fountain Pens .$1.50 t0 $10.00 Camp Stove, complete with can of solid alcohol, from .15c to $1.00 Out-of-town customers are requested to write for a cops of our illustra:- \u2018ed booklet of Camp Requisites fur military men, sportsmen and scouts.G.SEIFERT & SONS JEWELLERS, 16 FABRIQUE STREET.FE LIMBS, iE ps 2% (Visitors Make No Mistake Take your Mcals at the HUB CAFE 430 ST, JOHN STREET, 39 and 43 ST.AUGUSTIN STREET.Furnished rooms with board, from $5-50 up.Jn.10x3m Telephone: 1050.Dr.A.LANTIER SURGEON DENTIST so Couillard st, Quebec Opporite Livernois\u2019 Pharmacy.Point View House s6 FABRIQUE STREET.Uu-to-date Dining Ropm and Tea Room.Refreshments and S-O'Clock Tess served every alternoon, from 3.30 to 5.30 o'clock.Mrs, M.WHELAN,\" * oprietoress TUESDAY, JULY 13, 1915, Core Hose nd ests LAWN MOWERS, GRASS SHEARS, AGRICULTURAL TOOLS , of all To DESCRIPTIONS, \u2014\u2014 POULTRY NETTING - AND FENCING,\" General s# Hoavy Hardware | Hardwars GHINIC.oom .QUESEG SHORTING 60S A Basebell Supplies, Balls, Bats, Gloves, Uniforms, Ete, Lacrosse Sticks, - Lawn Tennis Nets, Bats, Balls, Etc-\u2014 at \u2014 .S.J.SHAW& CO.| Telephone 878, - 19 Bt.John St New Books \u201cThe World in the Crucible,\u201d (An account of the origi duct of the Great War) 1nd com By Gilbe \u201cA Par Country Gilbert Parker.By Winston Churchit \u201cThe Man Who Rocked the Earth\u201d ' By Arthur Trail \u201cThe House of The Mi Star\u201d By the author of oy ' \u201cThe Lady of the D \u2019 \u201cRuggles of the Red Gaps orton By Harry Leon Wilson P.J.EVOY, BOOKSELLER Phone 772 14 8T, JOHN 87, \u2014\u2014 ST.LAWRENCE HALL MONTREAL.Magnificent new entrance on St.James Street.200 Rooms (many with baths attached).European rate from $1.day.pe $1.00 pet American Plan from $2.50 per day.A.].HIGGINS, LTD.Feris Cafe & Quick Lunch FIRST-CLASS MEALS Home-made Pastry.Oysters on the Half Shell Accommodation Meal Tickets \u2014\u2014\u20148350 for $3.00 \u2014 240 Bt Paul 8t, opp.C.N.Ry.TELEPHONE 5288 When Down Town, Give Us a Trial De.Süxtu,th,stx1y THE ORIGINAL and only GENUIN: Soid on tir moriis 5 MACHINIST.Repairs of all kinds promptly attended to TELEPHONE - « 2048 RESIDENCE - - 5628 | 116 Sth Street, Limoilou une 4 ITH ang.À i Gaudias Bureau { TUESDAY, Y 13, 1918.| it Has Acquired Popular Flavor VICHY WATER This Licsse for rapid cures the first raik properties.\u2018Ask for it at all restaurants and grocery stores HZAD OFFICE Liesse Spring cold, has 3 marvellous combination, By the number of its mineral principles\u2019 it has been specially recommended by the Medical Body tinal and Bladder Diseases.The chemicai analysis of this water reveals a richness of mineral principies which class it in It te the only Table Water so rich in\u2018 mineral ELZFAR FORTIER & CO, 123 St.Dominique Street LA CAISSE D\u2019ECONOMIE DE NOTRE DAME DE QUEBEC AND FIVE BRANCHES IN QUEBEC.BRANCHES IN LEVIS- \u2014 \u2014\u2014] The Branches of St.Roch, St.Sauveur, Be Jean-Baptiste, and Limoilcu (Quebec), sud Kden street (Levis)) open Monday and Saturday evening, from 7.00 to 8.30.\u2014 of the \u2014 Spring, gushing, very gaseous and of Liver, Kidney, Btomach, Intesof mineral watems in Canade.Mc.9xtu.thxSm Fa \u2018 + THE QUEBEC CHRONICLE, IN AND ABOUT TOWN |] rss Er) Er DETECTIVE CAMPBELL FOUND HOT GUILTY ACQUITTED OF CHARGE OF OBTAINING MONEY UNDER FALSE PRETENCES, M.M.Campbell, late representative of Pinkerton & Co., of Chicago, a detective firm, who was arrested on June 25th, on a complaint laid by Mr.Gagnon, Manager of the St.Louis Hotel, on the charge of obtaining credit under faim pretences, was {ound not guilty by Hon.Judge Choquette in the Cour: of Sessions yesterday -afternoon.TWO TRY VICTORIA Du Victoria Hotel, Choice Wines znd Liquors serv We aiso make a specialty of.H.FONTAINE, Prop parties and tourists at short notice.Phone No.3709.CHARLIE GASTONGUAY, Jr, Mg: GRILL ROOM Paiace Hill A modern Grill Room for ladies and gentlemen.KING SERVICE Best Co utation cov Unsurpassed, © ul Ticket - OODS USED PRICES 9 Dine: Quality.$3.50 for $3.00 Reasonable.Fresh Lobster, Shell Oysters, Steaks, Chops, Salacs a specially.Also Fruits, Ice Cream, Cold Drinks, Cakesed with meals, .putting up Lunches for fishing Open from 7 am.to lam MARRIED, AIRD-LEMOINE\u2014 On Saturday, July 10th, 1915, at St.Patrick's Church, by Rev.Father O'Hara.CSS.R., George Thomas Aird, son of the late Captain John Henry Aird, to Margery Eleonore Les Moine, daughter of dhe late L.\"rom LeMoine, both of this city.p\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 - DIED.\u201cLAROCHELLE\u2014At St, Michel, on - the 10th July, 1915, Onizime Lasochellé, pilot, aged 69 years.Funeral will take place Wednes- * dsy at 10 o'clock.Friends and acquaintances are respectfully invited.O'NEIL\u2014At Jeffery Hale's Hospital, on the llth instant, at the age of 17 years and 2 months, Francis Ria O'Neil, son of Mr.John O'Neil, farmer, of Little River.Funeral will take place Wednesday morning, leaving his father's = residence at Little River (North 2 side), at 8.30 o'clock for Sy Mal> £ Church and thence to St harles 2 Cemetery.Friends and acquaintances are requested to attend without further inviggtion.Montreal papers please copy.re ES AUDITORIUM THIS WEEK.Five Acts of Vaudeville and Pictures.Specjal Wednesday AMATEUR NIGHT.Special Thursday CHAPLIN IMITATIONS.\u2014 PRICES.10c, 15c, 25¢ \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 a su MATINEES .10 OLYMPIA THEATRE § creases Monday and Tuesday: \u201cWHO PAYS?Wednesday and Thursday: \u201cCHAPLIN.\u201d Friday and Saturday.1 \u201cEXPLOITS OF ELAINE\u201d PRICE.TEN CENTS Grand Allee Gardens For the week beginning, July 12th, Tess of The Htone Mes, & Tums, Eg [ Wet, à Tiers.The Sa | =D & Sat, Le, plese D lemph with Dors E General Admission .\u2026.10e IN Center Seats .15e s Box Seats .ve recu 20c \u2014\u2014 Kent House DANCING EVERY EVENING EXCEPT SUNDAY.Ja28zmn,tu, wdxtf an asus: 1 J.F.LANDERS Osteopathic Physician, Ofiice: 55 St Louis Street =\u2014\u2014\u2014 \"Phone 1193 .\u2014 Patients atended at their hom: by special appointment.\u2014 \u2014 Dr.Colin Holliday Osteopathic Physician, Office: 40 STE.ANNE ST, Telephone 5829.Graduate of American Schoc: of Osteopathy.Member of American Osteopathic Association, CANADIAN NORTHERN QUEBEC TO MONTREAL AND RETURN\u20144$5.15.EUCHARISTIC CONGRESS.Going p.m.trains July 13h, ail trains July 14th and am.trains July 15th, 1915.Return limit, July 16th, 1915, For further information, reservations and tickets, apply Ticket Agent Can, Nor.Station, 100 St.Andrew st.Jy.13x2 Canadian Government Railways.TENDERS.SEALED TENDERS addressed 0 J.W.Pugsley, Secretary, Department of Railways and Canals, Ottawa, One, and marked on the outside: \u201cTenders for Roofs, Moncton,\u201d will be ree ceived up to 12 o'clock noon, Monday, July 19th, 1915, for the construe- tion of Insulating Roofs on the In- { tercolonial Railway Shops, at Mon:- ton, N.B.Plans and specifications and blank form of contract may be seen at the office of the Chief Engineer, Department of Railways and Canals, Ottawa, Ont, Office of the Chief Engineer, Moncton, N.R, and at the office af the Resident Engineer, Truro, N.S, All the conditions of the specifications and contr&ct form must he complied with, The lowest or any tender not ne cessarily accepted.PF, P.GUTELIUS, General Managern.Government Railwaysson N.B., th, 1915.Mon July Jy.10to19 ST.GEORGE HOTEL The evidence, at the trial, it will be | recalled, showéd that Campbell gave a cheque to Que Beauchamp, as, ad- | vance off commission to be earned by | him.Beauchamp endorsed the cheque | and handed it to the Hotel management in payment of his board bill.The cheque was returned as there were not suffic.ént funds at the bank.As no credi.Kid been obtained on the cheque, it was urged on behalf of I'the defence that thers was no case of l'aise pretences on the part of accus- cd.!\" Pron.Judge Choquette held that it was shown that no credit had been obtained on the cheque and moreover as Camphell had a balance at the hank of $16.70 his cheque did not constitute a false pretence.| Mr.Arthur Fitzpatrick represented the accused while Mr.L.A.Cannon acted on behalf of the complainant.\u2018 LEST WE FORGET.The Individual Sale of imported Summer Vests ic still going en at Mullin's.a disccunt of 35 per cent is igiver on all rur stock of Summer | Vests, alss English wash ties 2 for 25e.or 1.25 à dozen.TWO FISHERMEN DROWNED AT GASPE.Philippe LeBreton and Joseph Mec- Carthy.of Perce, Gaspe.were drowned there only a short distance from shore in sight of a large crowd, who were powerless to help them owing to a storm which was raging at the , time.1 SHOTHAND LETTERS.Duing war iimes it is not advisable to send any personal correspondence in shorthand to England, Ireland or c'sewhere in Europe, if one is count- within a reas rable length of time.It has been learned that a certain Quebec gentleman sent a letter to a !eclative in Ireland written in short: hind two months ago and it has just \u2018reen*ly been delivered.On reaching [ncland it was taken over by the sensors and, after its transcription at a phonetic institution, was delivered after about two months\u2019 delay.THREE ARRESTED FOR FIGHTING.Two Italians and a resident of St.Roch's, were taken in charge by the Constables of No.3 Police Station : yesterday afternoon on the charge of | fighting.! Italians, who wae slightly under the | influence of liquor, scratched a match {on an autémobile which was stopped ten Jacques Cartier lane, in rear of the Merger Building.The chauffeur in i charge of the car objected and while \"an argument vas going on a man ; coming out af a store nearhy struck \u2018the Italian in the face, cutting him severely.The police arrived on the scene and prevented further trouble, \u201cbut the man who struck the Italian took to his heels, and after a lively chase alnog Notre Dame des Anges street, he was captured, and taken to the station.together with the two Italians.The tow caused considerable excitement, and a large crowd gathered to witness the fracas.MARY PICKFORD STARS IN \u201cTESS OF THE STORM COUNTRY.\" One of the best Mary Pickford pictures yet shown was offered last night to G.A.patrons.\u2019and will be again shown this evening.Mary as \u201cTess\u201d excelicd herself in this delightful photoplay.This is a feature that may be called both thrilling and charnueg and held the audience from start to finish.The story is strikingly or.gi- al with many startiing situations entirely new to the screen.Miss Pickford's admirable impersonation of the rental character in this absorbing piay appreciably advances her popularity as one ol the foremost screen artists of the day.Incidentally May earns $100,000 a yesr.Don't miss the opportunity on Wednesday and Thursday to sec \u201cThe Spoilers\u201d in 9 reels.The world's grentest photoplay, the like of which has never been seen in Quebec bu- fore and never will again unless progressive people fike the Garden management bring such a picture here.One performance on these two evenings daily, which commences a4 8.15 sharp.Box seaty are being reserved.KHAKI! KAHKI! Regulation Kahki Riancoats for officers; Khaki Flannel and Duck Shirts, with detachable CACOUNA.callars.Khaki Pants and Nor- Good Table Board and All Comforts.| folk Coats, especially used in MODERAT PRICES.the army.For A ED.BELANGER & CIE, \u2014\u2014 Cacouns, P.Q.\u2014 20 Notre Dame Street.Jyoxs + maylixtu;frixéw.ing on such a letter being delivered Tt appears that one of the! DOUBLE DROWNING N ST-CHALE TWO YOUNG'ROYS LOST THEIR LIVES EARLY YESTERDAY AFTERNOON.\u2014\u2014 A double drowning accident dt- cured in the St.Charles River shortly after noon yesterday when two young boys, aged nine and ten years respectively, Philippe Duguay, of No.16 Lacroix street, and Albert Grenier, of Nu.50 Henderson street, lost their lives.>.he two little lads were bathing near the Canadian Northern: Bridge when they ventured beyond their depth and after a desperate struggle they sank.Their cries for help were heard by the ren working on the locks, but the men could not reach the lads in time\u201d Both bodies were recovered shortly after the accident and were removed to Moisan'\u2019s Mcrgue where an inquest will be held this morning.CLEVER TURNS AT THE AUDITORIUM.Every Act is a Novelty\u2014Amateur Night Tomorrow and Chaplin.Night Thursday.Quebec theatre goers have a treat this week at tlic Auditorium in the regular programme alone and they will have besides the Amateurs on Wednesday and the Chaplin imitators \u201cThursday.The Four DeKecks\u2018 act is great no-! velty in the acrobatic division of vaudeville their jump, their balancing | fcate and the rapidity with which they accomplish evar stunt is the feature | of the bill and they get, and deserve, ; great applause from thé audience.There couldn\u2019 be tno much praise in the advance notices with regards tn exist, but we can conceive a case arising, perhaps in the coming peace negofiatior.s, when this interest, in support of which no obligation any longer exists, must take rank behinf more important interests of the cen- teal powers themselves.\u201d PARLIAMENT DISCUSSES THE COTTON QUKSTION London, Jul y12.=7.36 p.m.\u2014Sir Henry Dalziel, Liberal member of parliament for Kirkcaldy Butghs, and Mr.De T.Pennyfather, Unionist member for the Toxteth division of Liverpool, have again brought the cottton discussion to the fore by insisting in the House of Commons today that the British government should make clear why it had not declared cotton.enntraband.Failure so « do, it was pointed out, was pro- ionging the \u2018yar inasmuch as cotton, vital to the manufacture of explosives, was continually reaching Germany thoogh neutral countries.: Lord Robert Cecil, parliamentary Under Secretary for Foreign Affairsin reply to thé\"Foverninent must con- oute No.4, Thorndale, Out i Previously reported missing, now anoffieially pricerer: Corp.Maurice ; Lee, Box 264 Weston, Ont.] Twenty-Afth Batulion.| Seriously Ill: Jobn Turner, Haver i Hill, Mass.Royal Canadian Dragoons.Wounded: Stanley John Smith, formerly 6th), No.156 Stephen St Winnipeg, (wourded in leg July 2), Percy MacKenzie, (formerly 6th) Greenlawn, Alb, (wounded in leg).First Field Artillery Brigade.Died of Wounds June 23rd: Corp.Mervyn Thomas King, (formerly 2nd Erigade), England.LBGAL INTELLIGENCE.fudgment by the Prothonotary: the St.Lows Hotel, Ltd.vs.Wik liamson, Judgment agains defendant for $239.60, interest and costs.P.T.Legare, Ltee.vs.Auger, Judgment in plaintiff's favor for $845.78, interest and costs, Writs of sumnionses issued from the Pretionotary's Office.Francois Jobin vs.J.A.Sansregret and Ubald Sansregret, Montreal, Sled 44.Louis Joseph Bellean ve.Cie J.H.Caron and Harvey, Jonquieres, $300.- 00.revendication Adelard Dion vs.Alphonse Chabot, Ste Claire, $100.00 damages.Leon Marion ve.Dr.G.W.Joli coeur and Albert Jolicoeur, Quebec, 8163.34.Charles Alphonse Parent ve.Theophile Delisle, St.Utald:, $183.79, se- count.Jean Careau vs.Charles Cantin ané V.eper Picard, Quebec, $105.00, dam- ager.Theophile Savard vs.Cahrles Cane tin ard Leger Picard, Quebec, $200.00, damages.James Brown vs.Pappas and Georges, Queb:c.$129.02.BAND ON TERRACE TONIOHT.Programme of R.C.G.À.Band on Dufferin Terrace tonight, at &I0 weather permitting:\u2014 1.\u2014~Marech: San Lovesso .Tufllli 2.\u2014Ballet: Music from Masaniello.Léosus sésanuecs vrcavacse Auber 3\u2014Serenade: El Saludo .Ancliffe 4-\u2014\u2014Overture: Zampa .Herold 3.~=Grand Patriotic Fantasia: Under the British Flag .Arr.by Kappey Containing National melodies of the Component parts of the sider the intébes: of neutrals and that the \"present plars to keep cotton out of Germany were considered to be effective.If it were siown conclugive- ty ihat cotton still was going into Gegmaay, he added.the government (WHEN vou CHEW IT } AFTER EVERY Sealed air-tight Always fresh and clean! is the one confection that can be used by everybody .with perfect assurance that it is not harmful in any way.If it did nothing else except thirst away\u2014helps to steady stomach to prevent acid mouth and bad breath, it would be a boon to mankind.But its helpful in many MADE atl It quickens appetite, aids digestion, brightens -~d preserves teeth.There\u2019s joy in its full, long-lasting flavors: cooling, soothing Peppermint or the delicious tang of fresh Mint Leaves.Is fine when you are feeling out-of-sorts, but don\u2019t wait for that! Keep in trim! Chew it after every meal! IN CANADA would take sny steps necessary to cheek it.MYSTERY IN ONTARIO.Toronto, July 12\u2014The Attarney- General's Department lar been asked t> investigate the mynterious disap- pesrance -of Mrs.Rexeren Maxwell, aged 70, who two months ago leit the farm of her nephew, Kobert Ring, Os: prey township, Grey.county, with i whom she had lived for some years, to visit her brother.residing three miles distant.On learning that she had not reaches her destination, Mr.Ring organized a search party, and in a oitce of bush hetween the two farms a slipper and a satche! \u2018c'onging to Mrs, Maxwell were found.No further trace of her has been found.and the relatives, fearing foul play, have appealed to the department.leit her home, Mrs.Maxwell was in excellent hiealt!s and in full possession of ker faculties.\u201cBIG SLUMP IN WHISKY 8COT- LAND'S PRODUCTION A MILLION GALLONS LESS Scotland's n.ilt whisky season has Ginished.The produciion is down by a million gallors.Certain brards will not be obtainabie at any price for 12 Lo: ths, Values wre up from Wi 75 per cent.\u201d : Wien she | { Cl Was.Wrigley og: Coo Lis, Torvate \u2014\u2014 \u2014 Simcoe Asparagus, 2 Iba.020002 0000000000 15 ct» First P.ck Tomatoes, Corn, Peas .00 dozer .PICKLES.Cataract Cut beets in large quart sealers.ooooeee vusvsensrsses 20 ote Cataract Sour mixed in iarge quart scalers.25 cts Niagara Sour Mixed in 20 oz.bottles.28 ets.Niagara Chow Chow in 20 az.bottles.\u2026.\u2026.25 ets Cataract chow and suur mixed.18 ox.bottigs.vac000s 15 eta | Niagara large tumblers chow and squr.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026 vauageenes 0002000013 CE M.Boyce & Son, \u201cTHE RELIAB\".\u201d GROCERS.\u201d ; 19-21 Cote d'Abraham j'elephone 294.Established 1886 ~ BUSINESS CEMENT PRODUCTS CO.Of Canada Limited 104 Mountain Hill Accurate Work Guaranteed.Will you construct or repair a BUILDING Do you want any high clase ORNAMENTAL work, please look for our pro ducts and take advantage of our free advice.M188 A.CLARK Milliner, Most up-to-date, and exclusive styles at most reasonable prices.139 St.John St Phone 4323.ear srt 8.J.LARUE, Notary and Real Ketats Agent.Money to Loan 34 Bt.Peter Street.Phone 3164 \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 1 00 EE =e DR.}.REID, Surgeon Dentist * Phone 2057.Offica and Residence: 351 Des Fosses Street.Office bours: 9 to 12 2.18, 1 to § pm, and 6 to § pm.DR.MASSUE FORTIER Surgeon Dentist.Montres! and Philadelphia Dental Colleges.Empire.6-rBeléction: The Pirates of.Pens-j 43 Fabroqw Sereet Quebec., anes .x i \u201c \u201csatin Telephone 544.\u2014Entracte: ougse_.Bose i cor AS S\u2014Danss Des Aboeigenes.Ls Thiers | T.P.COATES, : © Conséa : Saddler sad Harsesssmaker.© Get Sauve the King.83 St.Augustin Suet, Quebes.Conductor For years with Mesers 8.Flober & CHAS.O'NEILL, Mm.Bas, : Sonsmord RES A | effet née sad repaied Front andmset: : oa Tomotrow night Ve Bags, Betchals and flee Leather (Wednesday) ef Goottish there will de a Phitp iy programme PE a THE LARGEST PIANO STORE IN QUEBEC, With a collection of 25 leading makes to select from.Also Phonographs, and full line of Records- Sewing Machines.We invite your ï Inspectionaptes ©, ROBTALLE, men a route 320 51, J sph SU eo ST .GEORGE'S HOUSE.81 Se Ursule Street.Goos rooms.First class table.Sepirate Meals by day or week.MRS.T.I.DOUGLAS, Prop.pe BERNIER, BERNIER & DE BILLY Advocates.11 Mountain Hill Phone 430.FRANCIS FLYNN, Advocate, Barrister, Etc.147 Mountain Hill «(Bosse Block)\u2014 Phone, Quebec.Headquarters for Souvenir Gogds.Coats-of-Arms, Chien D'Or, CitadeL and Dufferin Terrace, Chateau Frontenace, etc A.C.ROUTIER Watchmaker and Jeweller.50-52 Mountain Hill, | Phone 1443.mm INTERNATIONAL CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS.Trade, Technical and Commercial Kéucation by Mail J.D.Charehili, Div.Supe.118 80 John Street.The Rexall Pha:macies Photo supplies, Developing and prinz- ing delivered within 24 hours.Sundries Drugs.Prescriptions 8 specialty.Dion & Jolicoeur, 113 St.Poseph St.Phone 6161, Quebec.Jolicoeur Pharmacy, 338 St.John St., Phone 5151, Quebec.: Dion Pharmacy, 10 Commercial St.Levis\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 Doctor Ram: Plamondon of Paris Hospital General Medicine.Specialiy\u2014Vene:al Diseases 15 Lacroix Bt.Phone 3052.Opposite C.P.R.Station.108 P.OUELLET, Architect and Valuator.\u201cA.A.P.Q.\u201d Diploma.28 St.Famille St Quebec.DS Cash Meat Market L MORENCY, 46-4614 St.Joseph St, corner Grant.St.Roch.Beef, Veal, Mutton, Fresh and Salted Pork, Poultry, Chopped Meats.Cows Tongue, Sausages cf all kinds, French Dressed Pork, Fish, Fruits.Vegetables, ete.mere ee ee L.E.MARTEL.Chemist and Druggist Phone 2483.51 St.Joseph St.Proprietor of the \u2018Royal Drug Exchange Medicines,\u2019 and \u201cFleurette Perfume and Toilet Preparations.Branch at St.Malo.1078 St.Valier St.Phone 2449.\u2014 em J.B.GOSSELIN, The Post Card Store.Books and Stationary Wholesale and Ratail.283 St.Joseph Brreet \u2014e\u2014maere Phone 2647.'The Quehe> Briek 61, L'd.Specialty Crushing Stone.COMMERCIAL PROFESSIONAL In the Heart of Things Take your meals at THE MARATHON CAFE 120 8t.John 8t.Phone 5993.Branches: Corner St.James and 8t.Peter Sta, Lower Town.Phone 3432.88 St.Joseph St Phone 3315 Tabte and Attendance Unsurpassed Fresh Lobsters.Try our \u201c1ome made pies: apple, coeu- nut, raisin, mince, cramberry, lemon, fig and custard.All k.nds of iraits wm season.Telephone 4530.JOACHIM FORTIN, B.8c, Civil Engineer.- Quebec Railway Building .Quebec- C.A.PARADIS, Quebec \u2019 Receiver and Shipper of all kinds cf Hay, Straw, Feed of all kinds, Deans, Peas, Flour, Grain Produce, Thimoty and Clover Seed.\u2019 Best connections .in Canada, ete.Low rates of commission.Always ppeu to take Domestic and Foreign Agencies.Correspondence solic\u2019 ced.Mechanics Supply Co., Ltd Phone 177.2, 1, 34\", 1-27, also Masonary, or 90.90 PE unbroken Stone.Gc i L i n Office: Quebec Railway Building, St.Paw} Bt rmain 0 8 Phone 3757 QUEBEC.erm Pp \u2019 Quarry\u2014Beauport-\u2014Phone 3757.TOOLS and n\u2014 SUPPLIES for Embamsr & Fubar De 0 smoww, eX i Building Lumber of all Descriptions.a 281 and 283 St.Valier St Pine and spruce Jeals, boards, acanti- a FIT.St.Roch, Quebec, Phone 2119.| ings, floats, traverses, oars and etc.8, Square timber sawn to dimensions.; TINSMITHS, Has constantly on hand a complete Delivered free of charge to any ; i MACHIN.and varied assortment of metal andy part of the city.J 1578, wooden caskets of all descriptions Telephone 2204.oo ELECTRIC.and sizes.Cor.St.Roche and Queen Streets.IANS, ate, ota == À CLOUTIER HOTEL.329 Paat Be.22 Lacroix Bt FOR BEST AND CHEAPEST CO TO Palais, Quebec.: i C.P.R,C.N R and Opposite Q.R.L.& P.Sutions Rates $1.50 and $2.00 per day.Wines, liquors and choice cigars always on hand HONORE CLOUTIER, Prop.Mytan A J i H a ke % oy er THE QUEBEC CHRONICLE, _ a TUESDAY, JULY 13, 1918.First Individual Sale FROM NOW UNTIL WEDNESDAY, WE WILL OFFER ALL CUR IMPORTED EF WASH VESTS, LESS 35 pc.DISCOUNT FOR CASH.WASH TIES, thet make you lo ok cool\u2014made {rom English Shirin J.H.MUL HABERDASHER BR am Is 1 § SHIPPING NEWS CCCI ROR) OCmAN SAILINGS.Compiled by F.8 Stocking, Gen Louis res Garner Agent Jay Subject to Change.7\u2014Lapiand .P-Metagama.NT 54 SUM- gs.Priced\u20142 for 25, or 51.58 à LIN .Quebec.Liverpool ameronis.N.Y.Liverpool and Glasgow! loue sT 5 Louis .\u2018N.Y.Liverpool \u2014Sicilian., .Quebec.London 418 FABR Q : 14\u2014Pretorian.Quebee.Glaszow 20\u2014Athenis ., .Quebec.Claszow .EMILE JACOT, Reg.JEWELER, OPTICIAN, 9$ St.joseph Street, QUEBEC.Fine assortment of Wedding Gifts, Cabinets of Cutlery, Silverware, etc, Diamond Rings, Fine Watches.95 St.Joseph Street - QUEBEC WANTED ENPAY LUBRICATING td VINEGAR 01 BARRE Quebec Scrap Metal Co.Reg'd.Tel.2777 14 St.Roch Street Ler J.M.& D.M.CROTEAU CIVIL ENGINEERS and LAND SURVEYORS.81 ST.PETER STREET, QUEBEC, SPECIALTY:\u2014FOREST SURVEYS and MAPPING.Sportsmen, Military Men, Tourists No equipmeat for above can COCR HOORROLO .Quebec.Liverpoz! N.Y.N.Y.Liverponl .N.Y.Liverpool and Glasgow ; 22\u2014Scandinavian.Tduna |.| 17\u2014St, Paul.Lina Semi 00, ==: Tuscania .24\u2014New York .N.Y.Liverpon! \u201c~Northland.Quebec.Liverpool 27-Noordam .N.Y.Rotterdam 29\u2014Misanabie.Quebes.Liverpool 30\u2014 Cassandra.31\u2014Saxoniz ., .Saguenay River .Quebec.Glasgow .N.Y.Liverpool .N.Y.Liverpoo! \u201c\u2014Philadelphia.ugust 1\u2014Corinthian .SUMMER EXCURSION TICKETS 3\u2014Ryndam.| 7\u2014Pretorian .$15.00 Return \u201c\u2014Megantie .12\u2014Metagama .Meals and Berth Included.For tickets, ete, apply to: IF.S.STOCKING bound for Montreal.1 Steamer McKinstry passed up yes- 32 8T.LOUIS STREET, QUEBEC.i terday.Quebec.London .N.Y.Liverprai .Quebec.Glasgow .Quebec.Liverpoal \u2014_\u2014 SHIPPING NOTES.SS.Harchel passed up yesterday \u2019Phor.e 82.Steam Barge Kinmount passed up ' ; \u2018last evening, All Ocemn Steamebip Lines | James Boulton, 3 member of the crew of the steamer Germanic, Hull, which is now in port.appeared before Hon.Judge Choquette in the Court of Sessions yesterday afternoon on a charge of insubordination preferged against him by Captain Louraine, of the SS.Germanic.The accused was escurted to Court by! Constable J.Butler.of the Harbor Police, who made the arrest, The, defendant pleaded not guilty and his \u2018case was fixed for hearing tomorrow ! morning.1 Dr.GEO.AHERN Office 40 Couillard Tel.30 : | ROUTE OF AMERICAN SHIPS.TIMBER KEGULATIONS.f The United States has adopted the GOVERNING Timber on Dominion \u2018 practice of notifying the German ad- | Lands in Manitoba, Saskatchewan, : r miralty through Ambassador Gerard Alberta, and the North West Territo- of the time of departure of cvery N.Y.Liverpoo!| \u2026 Liverpool .Quebec, Liverpool | Every Woman Can Use and ought to use occasionally, a remedy for the e, languor, nervousness and d Subject, The Does be sui others are symptoms of debility and poor a tion caused by indigestion or constipation PILL certain and clear the system ; are at once saf | aan nese Be if, exert Fr general tonic \u201ceffect\u201d and insure good health and # 3 so that all the bodily organs do their natural work without causing fhousands who Fave.ied \u201cthen wi ave knows that Beecham\u2019s Pills act To Certain Advantage Uerth à Guinea a Box 0 4 Yatee t> Wi Directions rich Everz Das cf Spocal Vatro ta amen AUCTION SALE OF REAL ESTATE PUBLIC NOTICE is given in virtue of an order of Hon.C.E.Doior Court, sitting in the District of Quebec, on the twenty-eighth of.june | last, the sale and adjudication will be proceeded with at the former residence of the late Zepherin Desroches, té number sixty-eight St.Joachim street, Quebec, Tuesday, the 20th of July, instant, at ten o'clock in the fore noon, of the following immoveable property belonging to the estate of the said Zepher'n Desroches and belonging to Arthur Pesroches, interdicted for an undivided part, to wit: 1.Lot number four thousand and eighty-eight 4088), of the official cadastre of Montcalm Ward, of the City of Quebec, being a site situated on the north side of St.Joachim street measuring forty feet front by sixty feet in depth, with the houses and other buildings and outbuildings erect ed thereon; to be taken off, however, the said lot a small strip or point of land on the southwest side measuring shout two feet four incshes in wid-h st the north extremity, sold to the \u201cPresbyterian Church in Canada.2.The lot three thousand eight hundred and two-C (3802-C), of the said cadastre of Montcalm Ward of the City of Quiebce, being a site situ- \u2014 : lia; 10.30 a.m.Denmark: 4 p.m., Stig-, stad; 6 p.m, Eagle Pointe; 9 p.m.! | Louisburg.Out yesterday 1 p.m.\u2019 Glenallan, In Saturday 430 p.m.Peshawur, | Montres] to Quebec.Longue Pointe.134: Clear, west.In 1.05 p.m.Hesperian.i Sorel, 100: Clea-, southwest.In - noon, Herschel.} Three Rivers.68: Clear, southwest.In 10.30 am.S.B.McKinstry.Pointe Citrouilte, 55: Clear, south.| west, In 11.10 am, Spray and tow.| West si Montreal , Lachine, 8: Clear, west.Mapleton, ; 1.30 p.m.: Calgarian, 2.10 p.m.Cascades Point, ZI: Clear, west.Glenallan, 820 a.m.; City of Otawa, 840 am.: Mapleton, 11.20 a.m.; Calgarian, 1210 pr.Coteau Landwg, 33: Clear.west.International, 1215 pm: Keybell, 1.18 p.m.; Waccamaw, 2 p.m.Galops Canal.99: Clear, Bronson and tow bound east: 1245 west.| p.| hundred and fifty-five-T (2755-1), of All prescriptions of Oculist filled up at once.Glasses «ut at home, at an hour's notice.be considered complete unless it com:ars à suitable pair ot Maiiue or Fieid Binoculars.We carry a complete line for officers, military men or tourists.and would be glad to have you examine our stock, ranging from very iuvr to the hignes: priced goods madc.All eamncund ries, the Railway Beit in the Provinee i of British Columbia, and the Three | and a Half Million Acres Locataed by ; the Government of the Dominion in the Peace River District in British Columbia Licenses, | À license to cut timber on a tract: Mot exceeding twenty-five square.miles in extent may be acguired only at public auction.A rental of $5 per square mile, per annum, is charged on al! timber berths excepting those sit sated west of Yale, in the Province of British Columbia, an which the passenger ship sailing the American flag and approximately the hours dur- | ing which it will pass through the | war zone.This precaution is being taken in order that German submarine commanders may be on the watch for | American vessels and prevent a repetition of the attack upon the American tankship Gulflight, which was torpedoed by a German submarine com- | mander who supposed the vessel was | m., Georgetown bound east; 10.15 m.: Phenix, 12.50 p.m.| Sault Ste.Marie: Cloudy, south- west.Arabian, 10.30 a.m.; Beaverton, | Ste.Angele street, measuring about 8 p.m.yesterday; Wahcondah, 8335 H.S.McGREEVY, Superintendent.HIGH WATER AT OUEBEC (Standard Time 75th Meridian).ated on the west side-of Scott street, of irregular shape, measuring thirty- two feet front on Scott street by hy- seven feet in depth on the south line, and forty-six fet on the :torth nine and thence by right angles towards the south.five feet, and thence also by right angles towards the west nine feet.towards the dividing wall between this said site and that of the representative of the late J.O.Vezina, with the house and other buildings thereon erected, and dependencies; 3.The lot number three thousand eight hundrei and three (3803 of the said cadastre for Montcaim Ward, , of the City of Quebec, being a site situated on the same spot conting- uous to the preceding lot, measuring about thirty-four feet and ten Incues frontage on sixty-one feet and three inches depth, with a house and other buildings there erected and dependencies: 4.The part of lot number two thousand seven hundred and fifty-five (2755).now known and designated under the number two thousand seven the official cadastre for St.Louis Ward, of the City of Quebec, being a plot situated on the west side of twenty-two feet of frontage on about fiftyfour and a half feet in depth, with the house thereon erected and dependencies, and with right of way for vehicle in the porch or passage of the neighhoring property on the south, to communicate from the street to the yard.to enter fuel and provisions and bring out ashes, garbage, snow and ice only; : 5.The part not subdivided of lot rion, one of the judges of the Super- | si Ora purse containing.$1000.and: don small change; finder please retum to A.Doyle, 55 St.John street.Apply Foreman Plasterer.\u2018Do Cook Co., Ltd., Chateau Fronte write quick; os earth; sells like wildfire to trade; territo Security Trust Building.Camden, N.J, USA : Ag£xtu,thoataté rm ema rer TO RENT \u2014 By the day, week or month, nicely furnished rooms with all ST.URSULE HOUSE + QUEBEC À Most centrally situated op the cor ner of Bt Louis and St.Ursule Sts, just inside the St Louis Gate Best te in the city.All modern conves- * jences.Room und board Pirse Cass cuirine and service.Batisfsetion guaranteed, A sive ruen fot toprists.Also e Telephone su MRS.H.}.LEMESURIER LOST.LOST\u2014On Satur walk in front.of N \"sl t\u2014 y.on the dide- 55 St.Johy at, i PR FOUND, rs HORSE FOUND.\u2014On Friday last on the Besuport Road.Owner can .have same by proving proper Narcisse Fortier, Merchant, port, P.Qto eau- July, 12x6 tr WANTED ; WANTED-\u20144 Plasterers at \u2018once.ing WANTED\u2014Room and board sn private family for\u2018 man and wife, in vicinity of Ross Rifle Co.Apply by letter to A.P.W,, care Chronicle.July 13x3.\u2014_\u2014 rt WANTED.\u2014A nurse to eare for one child, 11 months old.Apply to Mrs.H.E.Huestis, 36 Grande Allee Apartmentsjuly 12x3 _\u2014 WANTED\u2014A man who understands the care of horses.sober, a good team driver, and tn make himself generally useful.Rickaby, 337 St.John St\u2014_\u2014 AG Must be D.s.MALE COOK WANTED.\u2014_\u2014 \u2014_\u2014 errrt MALE CCOK WANTED\u2014A male cook for the Otter Boating Club, Lake St.Joseph.Thiré street, Limoilou.Apply to No.12 AGENTS WANTED.AGENTS\u2014Salesmen, everybody, biggest money-makez ry given, Dulper Co.ROOMS TO LET.ROOMS TO LET\u2014At 19% St Ursule St, First class, furnished or unfurnished rooms with all modern conveniences, electric light, hot and cold water, etc.Apply on premises, to Mrs, Donohue.Phone 2813.Jn.22x3m terre rt re TO LET.P.C LACASSE, Optometrists and Cpticians.£0 Fabrique Street mr er OFFICERS SWORDS CAVALRY SWORDS, PIGSKIN SCABBARDS.ARTILLERY SWORDS, PIGSKIN SCABBARDS.; INFANTRY SWORDS, PIGSKIN SCABBARDS.Made by Robert Mole & Sons, Birmingham, England, makers to th (Army and India Offices.© the ee, ~\u2014\u2014QFFICERS ENGLISH PIGSKIN LEGGINGE (Latest pattern).\u2014OFFICERS KIT BAGS, Waterproof, Solid Brass Mountings.\u2014\u2014OFFICERS FIELD SERVICE CAPS, Waterproof Cap Covers.«OFFICERS KHAKI TILLETTE TROUSERS.»\u2014\u2014OFFICERS STICK AND RIDING CROPS.ENGLISH LEATHER BUTTONS, All Sizes, \u2018 KHAKI SRIRTS.IES AND COLLARS.S LISLE GLOVES, (lesth, 3 WHISTLES end CORDS, BADGES OF RANK, COLLAR ra +, CHEVRONS.WATERPROOF STOCKINGS for trench wirkeo Suitable also for Fishermeni (UAL 2 ap JOHN DARLINGTON, Registered hie OPPOSITE POST OFFICE.New Goods TRE VERY LATEST DESIGNS % AN RXTRA FINE SELECTION { OF FIRST-CLASS T1.POOTR 5 -siors mé 653 PUMPS, \u201c MADE BY THE MAKERS OF f AMERICAN AND CANADLAN SHOES CUSTOM SHOES TO ORDER tome Repairing a Specialty emo W.Jacques & Sons | an RARRIQUE.STRERT, \u201c, \u2014\u2014 TOAPh0e 417 cv Ladies Umbrellas With all the Jatest style of handies, at very reasonable prices.Ladies Tailoring Ladies Collars ta very distinct styles, which are bound te please.Ao 1 bave had a large experience in this line of work, I cas perfect sai Sunrestes satisfaction on all orders.T.LAFRANCE, 11 BUADE STREET.(Next door to Chrogiele.) a ère rental is at the rate of 5 cents per acre.In addition to rental, due: are charged onthe timber cut at the rates set out in section 20 of the regula- : tions.Timber Permits and Yves, Permit< may be gained in the Pre vinces of Manitobs, Saskatchewan and .Alberta, to owners of portable sawmills, to eut over a definitely descrid- ed tract of land not exceeding one\" square mile in extent, on payment of dues at the rate of 30 cents per thousand feet, B.M, aud subject to payment of rental at the rate of $100 per square mile per annum.Timber for Homesteaders, Any occupant of a homestead quar- ter-secticn having no timber of his wi itabl ; ! own suitable hae nen poe na traffic through the canal fell by near- | etanted free allowance of timber, ob.!Y 40 ner cent.; but on the other hand, tain a free-per:mit to cut the quantiry | the loss of revenue from transit was of building and ie-cing timher set out , much less than proportionate, owing , in Section 51 of the Revulations.| to the compensation derived from W.W.CCRY, {military traffic.The loss suffered by | Dept.of the Minister of the Interior.| the company during the first five Ottawa, 20th July, 1914., months of the war amounted to about | 65137.Mc.18x6m, | $1.254.500.but this decrease was part- | ly offset by the surplus of the first .seven months of the year, and stands | ! finally at $868,500.Since the hegin- ning of this year the decrease has wi 2 Sarre à = ! been greater, and represents a net falling off of about 33 per cent.from, Synopsis of Canadian Northwest Land Regulations the corresponding period of 1914.The THE sole head of a family, or any male over 18 years old, may homestead a quarter gestion of available Dominion land in Manitoba, Saskatch.' ewan or Alberta.Applicant must appear in person at the Dominion Lands Agency or Sub-agency for the di.trict.Entry by proxy may be made at any Dominion Lands Agency (but not Sub-agency), on certain perfect TRAIN DE LUXE\u20145.30 p.m.daily, SS, CAIRNDHU .about July 15th \u2018the ROBT.REFORD CO, Lio ted, Agents, * \u201cPOSTAL SERVICE\u201d SAILINGS FROM À, Y.lo BORDEAUX ROCHAMBEAU For information apply to Stocking, 82 St Louis st.Quebec .about July 13 | FREN CH LINE Compagnie Generale Trans-Atlantique \u2026 July 17,3 p.-\u2014- Wm.M.Macphersen, 83 Dalhousis os; Hone & Rivet.31 Buade st.; F.8.M.P.CONNOLLY, General Agert, 48 Dalhousie Street.\"Phone 1830, ot IY A SHIN INI 4 COMMERCIAL NEWS : ARTHUR BRUNEAU, Floor Member, 4 Hospital Se, Montreal BRUNEAU \u2018Phone 1586, POST & FLAGG .- a.B.DUPUIS, Quebec.& DUPUIS 11-13-18 Sault au Matelot Stree.Direct Private Wire with 38 Wall Street, New York .wr iri Tren Company's Office, 21-23 State Street, Good oe La et and Serurity 10 net Investuse Water Nay | EXCURBION or JEONTREAL I New York.; retu P > ¢ P.8 Stocking, 4 St.Louis Street, Pise 5% Sern Saturday, July 17th en TO LETH | oF Hone & Rives, 31 Bude Street ; 0 - pools Special train wt 1.30 pm.= 0 REIGHT SERVICE Tox } Quebec._ Steamers leave daily at | ! Ticket Offices at 20 St.Johy stew ro LAND | 6.30 PM.9.day Tour from New York.Chateau Frontenae and Paluia Station.; Gg J.P.MOOKE, ; General Railway and Steamship Agency All linzs represented.JIL, EEX Canzdian Eucharistic Congress, All expenses $41.50 up.Unlimited attractions for vacationists.Cooler thin middle Atlantic Coast Resorts.Twin-screw \u201cBermudian\u201d Safety, Speed.Comfort, Sails alternate Weds.anu dats.NIAGARA .July 24, Spam.i ty to F- 8.Montreau CHICAGO .\u2026 Jaly 31,3 p.r- (Members Montreal Steck Exchange.) SR.Hone Pa Ri M; Guod going pm.trains, July 13t%.ESPAGNE .\u2026\u2026.August 7351 STOCK BROKERS, vet, or M.P.Connolly, General Ji All trains 14th, and morning trains 13th.Returning until July 16th.Through Pullman Levis to Poriind on 7.20 pm.week days.12.30 | pm.Sunday.: Agent, Canada Steamship Lincs Limited, Quebec.: rom Montreal and bec ; 5 tu th oaaily.4 4 \u2018i J IN N ve CHITRA SEEN BRIANA Orders promptly executed on all Markets, Por Histo nuire 1 F5 Lu eue Montreal ou |[Pretorien .\u2026\u2026 July 14th for Glasgow NEW YORK MARKET.A.À.GINGRAS - - Manager, \u201cgo.mahi | GEO.H.STOTT, CP.& TA.i \\ A 3 | ! ; \u2018te .ï Scandia a Jais 34 for Liverpool (Crmadian Frese), Gaspa steemship Gompany Quebec, Que.- :._ Lendon Grampian .Aug.7th fer Liverpool Sicilian .« Aug.15th for Havre MONTREAL to LUNDUN New York, July 12\u2014From an irregular and hesitant opening, today's stock market gradually turned strong stasis gre pte CLOSING MARKET LETTERS.NEW YORK CLOLING LETTER LIMITED.ss.LADY OF GASPE.! London |.under lead of United States Steel and | By private wire to Breen & Gous.| \u201ccPoug:H & Cowsns.Stock Broker \u2014 827.00 RETURN \u2014 .Aug, 18th for Glasgow 158 SLENSTU ES SU, ; Ajout July Wh the so-called war issues, in which , Reno, Sto:k Brokers, 63 St.Peter né Mountain Hill, Quebec, Meals and berth included.For 3 Aug, 2Uat for Liverpool | Sieaness markza © ir.gh ony.some notable gains were recorded Street, and 6 Sault-au-Matclot, Phones 140z-1403, delightful trip of cent are oped id ¥ Aug.[25th for Glasgow For information apply to: with anew high price for Bethleehem \u2018Phone 185.New York, July 12\u2014A temporarily Gul to Gaspe and the Baie des Cha ce navian.Aug.28tb for Liverpool | Hone & Rivet, 31 Buade street; F, S| Steel at 176.The feature of the final] Chicago, July 12\u2014Wheat \u2014 The [oversold condition was the main im- Sati à (Customs Mouse Dinin~ Ca rs on : For further information epply ta ing, 32 St.Louis st.; also I.C, R, | hour, when the day's highest quota- | wheat market opened strong with a | Pulse in a sharp advance in the mar- eg a we > \u2014 ne eee ee a A ET F.8.Stocking, 34 St-Louis st.; Hone & Rivet, 31 Buade st, ar Allans, Rae & Company, 81 St.Peter st, Quebec, Agents, Quebec & and -C.P.R Ticket Agents, or The Robert Reford Co, Limited, General tions were recorded, was the insistent demand for United States Steelwhich changed hands in individual lots of 1,000 to 4,500 shares at the best Gaspe & Baie des Chaleurs S.S.Co., LIMITED STEAMER \u201cPERCISIEN* Will sail from Quebec on Wednesday, July 14th and 28th, August 11th and 25¢h, at 4 o'clock p.m., fr.r Gaspe and Baie des Chaleurs Coast, and will call to Mechins znd al! intermediate ports as far as New Carlisle, Connecting with the Steamer ~usspesien\u201d for Maria, New Richmond, Carleton, Dalhousie and Campbellton.Beautiful.trip 2; nine days.Splendid accommodati a for passengers.Freight will be received at the Harbor Commission Pontoon, Customs Bonaventure, Caplan, price in some days.Steel's strength was.attributed mainly to its favorable June tonnage statement issued after fast Saturday's closed, but the large short interest in these shares also contributed in a measure towasds the advance.American Can was nother active industrial, ranking a\u2018most sccond to Stee! at 2 gain of 3 14.War shares were conspicuous throughout the session, albeit the demand for these issues lost none of ics rush of buying orders as the result of very heavy rains over a large portion of the belt, where harvesting is in progress.The majority of the local trade is bearish on the theory that the crop is large and the export demand \u2018will not be sufficient to absorb our surplus.Meantime, the harvest is being delayed and many reports are received from the southwest of farmers binning their wheat as a resule of their experience a year ago.Corn\u2014The volume of trade in corn was moderate and the market foliow- ed the course of wheat.Chicago stocks decreased 362,000 bushels and ket.Stocks were not only strong but very active at the close, The war order issues, particularly American Can and Beth Steel were conspicuous in the upward movement, but it was the strength of U.8.Steel which produced the greatest influence on the general list.Can and Beth Steel reached higher prices than ever before and U, S.Steel in the late trading sold 234 points above the low of the morning.There was no indication of à resumption of foreign selling and C.P.R.was one of the strong features in the late trading, its rise being principally due to the prospect for a bumper crop of wheat in the ter- wharf), June 22d, July 6th and Zuth, Through Trains Trains lezve Levis as follows: 17.50 a.m.\u2014White Mountains Fapross for Portland, connecting wiih Chaudiere and Mecgantic divi.ions aud al! luca) stations: daily except Sund:y.\u2014\u2014\u2014 : 1.45 p.mBherbrooke Local Express, for all stutions on main line only: daily except Sunday 4.30 p.m\u2014Boston & New York Limted.Through Pullmans for Boston and New York daily except Sunday.On Sunday this | train will ieave Levis a: 4 pm.| | ! August 3rd.{7th and 31st.ar 400 pm.For information.apnly to i J A.BOUCHARD, Manager.40 Dalhousie Street.Hone & River, 31 Buade street, ani ; PF.S.Stocking, 32 St.Louis strec\u2026.\u2018Ticket Agents.! STEAMER \u201cFRONTENAC\u201d Commencing April 21st, Weather and conditions peruntting, the Steamer \u201cFrontenac\u201d will sail as! follows: - Island of Orleans Ferry.From Island: From Quebec.Connections for Chaudicre and ; ; wonted professional character.Amon , ; Megantie c.visions daily except Wiagé on the day of sailing, si 200 o'clock, P.M.the more striking gains in this rots are now 862,000 bushels, about 1-3] ritory of the road.It is expected 5% am, ee Hr] te Sundayor # r information, apply so: | were American Coal Products 20|as large as a year ago.Present de- that President Wilson wl move with 81s a.m.035 sm.Through Fulimans for Portland, 5 J.M.POULIOT, Agent | points, General Motors and New mand for cash corn and the prospect deliberation in the German difficulty 10.00 15 ni \u201c11.30 am | Berton and New York ok ; Telephone 2061.133 ST.PAUL STREET, | Y°'K Air Brake 10 ezch and Bethle- | of light arrivals makes it inadvisable | 3nd until he prepares a new note to 1.00 pm, 2.00 pm.or reservations and tickets.apply Lt hem Steel 9 Various other indus- | to sell except on good rallies.be tranimitted to Berlin no develop- 3.30 pm.4.45 pm.itor\u2014 trials and equipments coming within | Oats\u2014Despite numerous damage] Ment In that situation is expeted 5.30 a LTT ss pm.| F.8.STOCKING, DPA.\u2014 \u2018the scope of war issues rose 3 to 5|reporta'from the heavy storms of and the market may temporarily get 22 pm.\u2018Sundays ; ° ! 32 St.Louis strect, telephone 82, or NORAD Orr REN KN points.Saturday and Sunday oats failed to|away from the influence of interna- | From Island: From Quebec.office \u2018at the ferry, phone H@ There were no especial develop- tional politics, Meanwhile the bright Representing Thomas Cook & Soa, No.4.(a) Leaves Connorshold an early advance due largely to \u2026 LOO pm vs { day's sh: i cro; rospects and the i i : P and 111 Ocean Steamship Lines - ments to account for today's sharp [the selling of one of the larger ele- A p pects and the improving 130 pm.! ! 2.30 pm an § Lines.Oo 000 advance and for want of some more | vator interests, Oats are relatively conditions in business.particularly in 2.15 p.m.4.00 pm.3 9 200 specific reason rt ans bln cheap and it is highly improfable hat the steel trade, arc aftracting atten- 5.0 pm.ow pan.CANADIAN GOVERNMENT RAILWAYS et .= war group » the crop promise of July will be : -00 pm.30 p.m.J oF DEBENTURES OF Hb Lo CIPALITY OF THE response to Germany's latest note.In | maintained in view of the unfavorable | The quarterly statement of the | On holidays the boat will sail trom.INTERCOLON DR point pot fact, the markets rebound weather and the numerous reports of vel Corporation wil oe published | the Island at 800 am, and in the | IERIE CT RTI probably\" resulted main 5 erop damage that are daily coming in | on July 27th and the forecasts now | afternoon at the same time as on \u201c BAGO T VILLE overextension of bearish sommit.Grain quotations * today vere as intimate that they may amount to j Sundays.; CANADIAN EUCHARISTIC AN IDEAL INVESTMENT.; ments.together with she belie shat follows:\u2014 $27.002.000 or $28,000,000.This is | Junction at St.Joseph with the Montreal, July 13-15, 1918 Wa also have A BALANCE OF $3400000 of the CITY OF eee Tkely to be adjusted in| Wheat: Open.High.Low.Close.2 Tow wel ago.and trom.prevent | mm cer | sm 000.I ; , 7 - \u2014 | ; orderly fashion.hd loss fost re oo asked indications the current quarterly will TEMISCOUATA RAILWAY.| Going dates p.m.train _ Tuesday, QRAN D M ERE Representative, railway shares pant Dec 106 106% 10414 104 be even better than that for which TIME TABLE.Huy 13, and a irains Wednesdaysetdi under pressure furing the early pa ee the statement will be published a Taking Effect June 14th, 1915.July Ith and hy a.m.train ursday, ymaturing 1929 and 1925, at par and yielding 6 p.c.of the day.particularly Canadian heii 74 7% 7654 76% fortnight hence.Total sales, 515000; | No.i, (a) Leaves Riviere du July 15th, 1915.s Ask for i Pacific.Union Pagific and Reading, J TVA 74 72% 72% bonds, $31,779,000.Loup \u2026.ve re vr eee .74am.) Return limit Friday, July 16th, 191 ; : 242 the latter evincing heaviness.Thess | 3ept.B08 M SSI, \u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014 Arrives Connors, N.B.1238 pau.| $.J.NESTOR, Provincial Securities LID.3 ss es ee Poa ue 2 CLOSING LETTER.| o.3 a) Leave ie ds | ee Aue : minen 1 A ' * 4 By private wire \u2018eo Uruneas & Dupuis, Loup .\u2026.vn \u2014 \u2026 2 11002m No.u Fort an 105 MOUNTAIN HILL.QUEBEC, P.Q.# losses later.Leadon Partis Poux hd - 84 = A oh Stock Brokers, 11, 13, 18 Saalt-au Arrives Conners, N.B.850 p.m.22 Dalhousie streets a the | ¢ I * , K 8 British goverament contemplatea tie | Dec \u2026.3954 39% 38% 38% so re 1196, A | No.£ {a caves \u201contors 345 pm.I - Tay ales of stocks amounted to 50-] New York, July 12\u2014Stock values New York, July 12\u2014The market Arrives Riviere du Loup ee CANADIAN NORTHERN EL PLUMBER and ELECTZICLAN i MOORES tric fixings of your residecce?Let us overhaul them for you.We do everything in modern plumbing and electricai appartus.and make a ROUE SAME i for Europe.but these offerings mad.i How about the glumb.ng and elec- 000 shares.There was further selling of bonds only a slight impression on values.220.000.i Total sales, par value, aggregated $1,- 3 NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.Ry private wire to Bruneau & Dupuis ! Stock Brokers, 11, 13 and 15 | Sault-au-Marelot St.Tel.1596.Open High Low Close underwent noteworthy improvements today, in which the gains recorded were distributed to all departments of the list.While a number of issues were particularly strong, the buying of American Can and United Statcs Steel, which was heavy, attracted considerable attention.Canadian Pacific, Union Pacific, Bethlehem Steel, American Smelters and Distillers Securitics were also very prominent in the advance.Short covering figured largely in the bidding up of values, today has given a really surprising demonstration of strength.It looks as if this country was at last realizing what we claimed on Saturday, viz.that the German note is all that could be expected, and shows the way towards a final settlement of the much discussed matter of submarine warfare.We have contended right along that the recent selling was more by the traders ior short account here than of long stock from Europe and N.B.c.ooo.7002am Arrives Riviere du Loup 410p.m.All trains daily except Sunday.Traine Nos.37 and 38 Sundavs Connection at Edinundston June- | only will operate to and from Hotel tion with Canadian Pacific Ry, for Lake St.Joseph instead of Valcartier Woodstock, Fredericton, St.John, N.| as nt present.B.; Houlton, Presque Isle, Caribou No.37.Sunday only, No.38 and Fort Fairfield, Me.1045 a.m.Ly.Quebec .Ar.5.00p.m And at Riviere du Loup with all} 11.50 a.m.Ar.Hotel Lake Intercolonial Railway Express trains.St.Joseph.Lv.4.00 p.m.For further information, folders, Effective S:nday July 11th.ete, apply to F.8.Stocking, 32 se.Traine No.11 and 12 will not oper Louis street; Hons & Rivet.31 Buade | ate hetween Jolictte and Ottawa on CHANGES IN TIME.Commencing Sunday, July 4th.lt for hot air.Amal Cop 7134 7314 70% 73/4 | It was apparent that a feeling of the advance today has pretty con- | atreet, | Sundayseater un: team heating.we Am Beet Sug.45% 4614 45% 46% |nervousness existed among the | clusively proven that we were right I x BELANGER.Gen, Freight and| Through sleeper from Quebee lear: À full line of Hall and Kitchen 3 Am Can com.45% 49 441 48% | \"shorts\" since the publication of Ger- | in this contention.Passenger Agent.Riviere du Louv.ing at 1130, pm.for Ottawa.will Stoves, j Am Car Fdy.54 55% 54 55% | many's reply last week, and the fact | It is hard to tell just what the mar- .\u2014 LUE therefore only leave daily except Sa:- A new assortment of the cele 34.Am Ice .\u2026 2444 26 24% 26 |that the publication failed to bring ket wiil do in the immediate future.| urday.and through sleeper from Or- == brated Tungsten Lamps.\u2018Am Loco _.43% 48% 42% 48% | out stocks and the indication oi the | it fluctuates so violently, but we do | business.Prices easicr.American tawa will only arrive Quebec 6.30 a.m.D y 119 to 123 BRIDGE STREET.Am S& R.73% 79%4 74 79 | market's underlying strength, were | not think it is Ser down materially | middting, fair, 594d; good middling, | daily except Monday.et 1 i | THOUSANDS IN USE Shop: 124 King 8t., Bt.Roch.Am Sug Ref.105% .\u2026.\\somewhat disconcerting to those | and believe that before long it is go- | 5.384; middling.5084; low miduting.| Tor further parmeniars, So Nor j 1 H A + \u2019 Tel.2224, \u2018 Am T&T .120 120% 120 120% | with outstanding short commitments.ing up materially.462d; good ordinary.4.224; ordinary, to Depot Ticket agent.Canadian he | :da-tiahts -Perfect-EconotitŸ el.° Ana Cop .M6 34% 33) 34 [In the absence of news of definite | Total Sales: Stocks, 498,832; bonds, | 3624\" The sales of the day were 12.| thern Railway, Quebec.Jy.3to i tlt rv | Atchison 099 097 98% 99% | character we rather look for prices | $1.779.500.000 hales.of which 7.500 were for SEMEMBER THE SATURDAY ; A uth,satxtf - | Bale & Ohio.75% 76 75% 76 to hold to trading limits for the speculation and export, and included RE TRIP OF THE SS.CHAMPION _ Beth Stesl +.166% 176 166° 176 | present.COTTON MARKETS.7900 American.Receipts were 3-1 TRIP OF THE 8 Cg > BRT.874 .Sales: Stocks, 498,832; bonds, $1,- New York, July 12\u2014Cotton futures | 400 bales, including ail American.STEAMER \u201cCHAMPION\u201d \u2014 = CPR .14354 145% 141 145% ! 779,50.closed irregular, Closing bids:\u2014July, | Futures closed steady.St.L.St.Michel, St.Jeas and /W , - | Cent Leather.4114 41% 40% 41% \u2014_\u2014 85ie; Oct, 894; Dec.9.16e: Jan._ t, Laurent, Bt.hel, : !Ches & Ohio.37% .++ Winnipeg, July 12\u2014Grain Close:\u2014 | 9.27c: Mar.9.52c.Spot closed quiet.| THE TORONTO Berthier ne of M ;