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1Y Losi in 1 Shuffle MARKETS WEATHER 1 May wheat 163 /, Hlon ~."... .'.'..' 37 May oatj 6Bi/B Low 13 Moy flax 182l/2 Forecast; Fair VOLUME VIII. LETHBRIDGE. ALBERXA, SATURDAY, MARCH 1,'J, 1915 BY NUMJ5EmmU 78 Big Battles Developing on Both Fronts SMYRNA NOW BEING BOMBARDED British Auxiliary Cruiser "Bayano" Tor- ' --Labassee Victory is Most Impor- pedoed, 200 Lost—Eight Dardan- tant Since the Ypres Fight elles Forts to Silence Yet 1Y LOSI IN 1 SHUFFLE London, March 13.—The Admlr alty announces that the British aux- iitary cruiser, Bayano. has been sun k by a German submarine off the coast of Wigtown, southern Scotia nd. Two hundred lives probably loit. Through Dardanelles bv Eaatcr within it, forliilglit. Jf tlie Jam] forces j Paris, March 1^, 4.55 a.iii.—Vlec-Ad- ccj-operaUus will) Lliem also can con- UATTLR removed when Uclgrade was bom- { mi nil Uardcn, commanding the Bri- linue their advance." London, March 13.—In the cusL, Lhc barded, is .said to be overcrowded j Hah fleet operating against the Dnr- Dresden At It Again , ihinelles, h;is cxiiressed tile oniillon hat Me of rr/nsjiysz, now in its ttpcu- with the su-k and the dying. Kvcuy- 1 Valparaiso, March 111.—The crew oJ mg singes, and in Lhc west, the oper- wlu;rc liospiLal cunditious are pitcou.s- I ihat.ihe Allies wii ; bo able to liamiuer j i.b(ilr way through the Slrallg before the nrftiBh barque Couway Caatle, ations around Labassce, where the ly iiiudcqualp and I lie country Ftices sunk by Llie German cruiser Dresden Germans arc massing troops in an fievar?r.alifin K-nrs« Ihan flte \c;ir- I l^HHLcr, according to an Athens dis- liatcb lo Ihc Journal. ( off Corral, a season of Chile, on liec endeavor to regain the ground recent- GliX. KUENC11 REPORTS AD- way lo Livernoo'i with a cargo o£ bar- ly taken by Uritish and India con- VANCE Mine Sweepers Busy . ley, \vas unloaded hero today by thy Paris, March i:j, f.,30 a.m.—The liugciils, arc expected lo develop in- London, ^larch 13, l:ir. p. m.—Gen. Peruvian shin Larton. The Cojiivaj' to an event of military importance y bombardment of ihc Daruaneiies was Sir John Krench, commandcr-in-chicf resumed yesterday (Friday) morning rustle. :i shin of 1591 tons, left New- during ilic corning ircoli. castle. New South Wales, September of the Uriu'sh forces on tlie front, by French and JJritisli L)attJeslii[)K, , .LABASSEE VICTORY IMPORT- sent the following : 1L, for Valparaiso, where she arrived ANT suya ii disuatch to the Matin from "A little fiirtJicc progress' was made Athens. SuvenLv small mine sweepers ! November 28. Her movements after Untish military wriUrs agree un- thyt date are not recorded In the map animously that Lhc rcccnli fighLmg by the seventh division in the direc- are repcrtcd to he contluning their tion of Aubers. The . fight inR has itinie records. ' iicai Labassce was the most import- filforts Lo clear the inlne fields, under i TliiB Is the first recorded exploit ant in which DriLish forces have been been very severe ns the enemy was the direclion of officers representing I strongly reinforced by -at IcasL two of the Dresden since slie cacaped cler engaged since Ypres. the British and French navies. | atructiou at the hands o£ Sturdee's WHKnE -^IlE SI5RBS7 divisions. Wcv caplurcd C13 prisoners, In Marmora in Two Wecki f however, and I hear there are more squadron in the battle off the Talk- There was considerable, speculation ".The Allied i'leets," says the Matin, lands. in England as lo what has happened lo come in. "stili have eight or ten forte and a "Our air crafts have been very ac- certalii number of coast batierles to British Wait for Eitel to the-Serbian army concerning which Norfolk,' Va. March 13.—The Cnpa. nothing lias been heard in weeks tive and the railroad junctions ut The most Important city in Asia Minor, whose -forts iire under bombardm ent hy Admiral Pierse's Inolan squ reduce, but it Is the general opinion r IJon and Douai have been destroyed.1' ron. Yesterday he nave the. city twenty-four Jiouri to surrender , under th •eat of bombardment. they will enter Lhc Sea of Marmora Henry marine observer reported today, SERVIA ONE UIG HOSPITAL I lhat ;i three-slack cruiser, nationality Tho lust ofiicial announcements from ] unknown, had lain about twelve miles ]SfisJt iverfl issued some time ago, and off shore from yesterday afternoon un- it is not known what, ii any. opera- til 6.30 this morning, when she depart- tions Hie Servian army is engaged in. NELSON SPENCER HAS GENERAL OTTER WAS ed. ' Disease is rampant throughout Ser- Residents ol Virginia. Beach saw two via, nccording to special news des- cruisers, supposed to be British, ofC patches,, one or which described this HEAVY SLEDDING-HE PLEASED WITH FINE that port laet night using their search j.tatc ot affairs as lar worse than (lie llehta. first-Austrian invasion. The city ot Bayano New Boat Nlsh, where the Serbian capital was TALKED AGAINST TIME SHOWING OF BATTERY •London, March 13.—The Bayano was a comparatively new steamer. Sb'e was built in Glasgow In 1913, and vaa Edmonton, Alta.,"Marcb 12.— (Spe- .Mr. Spencer asked when,, witl 3fr. The sound of bugles on the fog-laden ter Hbe inspection, the troops paraded owned by Elder & FyJfea before she cial.)— The debate, didn't end today' Tobin replied, "litarly in January." ilmospbere" in the vicinHy of the bar- to the stables, the lons-llue-of-Bteam- taken over by the British ^oY.arji-' Mr. Spencer; "Thai, I think, was too was AMBULANCE It WIB spjieduled to end, iju't .T little racks grounds this morning, announc- ing horses and frost-covered 12-pound-. ment and fitted out as an 'auxiliary-' early, as it had not then been decided- ers stretching out (ronrthe njaiirgate crm'Ecr. fiame o'r Nelson Spencer's 'was foiled to . extend relief outside the drouth ed the arrival of General Sir William almost to tlie exhibition.'.buildings. ASSOCIATION Tlie. Medicine Hal- man was- to fire the areas."" , - __^ \^\- Otter, chief internment officer for the Weather Hampers-Operations Premier SifLon- "Mr. Spealccr, \Ve gun. for opposition, and Ge" o ."Dominion, and Colonel Gruikhanks, of- GOOD WORK a do not advertise as mu'cli a'S some gen^ m P. 'fltaJLh-TTDB-io cioJseX e debate llemen, but I may explain that: «bqiit; Itcar commanding" "SMlLtary District Spfencer started "at about four> o'- shin December 5, jn Winnipeg, I. with H^n. No. 1-3. ' • ... l Ottawa, March 13. — Tlfe annual cloelr, and having travelled all over Wnlte.r Scott, inet Hon.. Robert Rogers: Immedately following the Wast, the Glistening field pieces. The : parade uesday and - Thursday. ' The allies, was conducted b;f Captain Rinley.. ami however do not claim that any meeting of the Canadian branch of creation and back again, sat down at and decided on the agreement specific attitude of the ^Ota/Battery of the 2nd St. J elm's Ambulance association, cally as outlined in the bill before tlie Contingent, C.E.F., changed from one LiGius. Mewbnrn and McLellantl.- iinnr(, important forts- have been re- was held hare yesterday and reports ten minutes to six \vith the state- : Sir William tcld the Herald that It duced. Much depends on the weather House-." . - -: oE ease to "Attention, heads, left!" the ol great progress during the year ment: "I am sori-y I spoke so -long; command cnming from Major Stewart, •was one of thrj most inspiring sights and the bomhiirrlmcnts of this "week" the member for CamroBe has ten min- This was a solar plexus, for Mr.- wero-presented. H. R, H. tlie Duke ot Spencer, who said if the statement officer commanding. The Battery, lie has seen, in his Lru across Canada, have been hampered by unfavorable- Connaught, who is Grand Prior of utes, and we could listen lor a few 'which was fiilh- inounled. booted and Tlie men were wall disciplined, active, weather conditions mi mi tea over time." was made specific, he would 'wire Dr. ithe Order oi St. John, attended and Ilocbc-at once and demand that he lege, Cal- spurred, \viLh guns, carriages and and well acquainted with their posi Plans are going on, however, for ex- congratulated the members on thfl Apparently .Mr. Spencer talked ag- mounted officers' and hon coins, \vao tier.;;, ~l".i1c Lhc liorsea ivere of an un- tensive land operations when the ainst time to shut oft the eloquent carry out the agreement, gary;-who .will preach the first anni- excellent work accomplished in the (Continued on Pape 5). .yp.raary sermons or the new Wesley fined up in'front of .the main exhibi- nally high calibre," well 'groomed'.and lime comes and France is today con- various provinces and" on the Cana- i member for Camroae, but he didn't tion building, for the" Inspection of the tamed down to their tasks. centrating forces in North Africa for church tomorrow. Dr. Iverby was pas this lir ilian Pacific, Grand Trunk, Intcrcol- "icceed. Mr. Smith will speak — ,(or of Central church, Calgary, for General and CoSonel Cruiltshanks, Af- After the inspection of tlie battery, P P.osc. A part of the land ex- onia] and Prince Edward Island rail- Mouday, and rumor has it that-he-will Genera Otter visited the Internment "edition :is already on its way. ways. • unload some mlgbty Interesting "re- eight years-, and preached the openini sermons" in the old Wesley church ii comp, where over one hundred Ger.
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