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don, March 5.â€"Two German submarines ‘have sunk in British waters, according to official . =n acement given out in London toâ€"day. & <I Oficlal News Bureau confirms "the~ repor( That ) British collier Thordas rammed _ a submarin:c and rere , ap ypanim‘ 6ES BY AUSTRIANS AR "f AMAN CAPITA 15 ENMbE _ |5 T TTE 06 $0&te : 15 ugss or suaniaines uoT uied 15 London, March §.â€"Reports from various sources tell.. of rerrible dosses ; r ed by the Austrians in recent fighting with the Russigns. . % 6 R BL{M mm from Petrograd gays General Broussii of lhe Rus |.. ; ol WA Wns o continues _ to repulse despite Austrian advances in the Carpa * London, kmss ’ â€",and officers taken prispners aeclire their‘ trodps ‘never aufféred "Bo u-d:y Sir ?flzfib;l‘:y'“”‘:"* 8 fely Some divisions are reported fompiefig!?‘»?h"‘"i"w' %hgc.‘i‘nfg::‘.'?g"mm“ m C e e _ en n se it ~ a viey to avo h Ouan fABITA C ENB 7 rard o mb e h " | T Tl‘ |g A 1 q R P I‘I: Vc TN "‘mh".. s , March 8.â€"The Daily Express says it is understood that at . a naval council at Berlin Admiral Von Ingenohi‘s policy of seeking batâ€" h the British fleet was condemned, and it may be taken for granted he German fleet will remain in hiding until peace.is declared. * GERMANY IMPOSING TAX ON MANUFACTURERS. endon, March 8. â€"Germany is imposing a tax on profits on manufacturâ€" matoriale, * + ye ~ C BERMAN COAL STEAMERS REPORTED ACcTIVE, #. POLICY OF GREECE EAGERLY AWAITED. M March 6.â€"A despatch from Athens says the decision of the counâ€" v uuan discussing the policy of Greece towards_the , _ war is ‘g%’_l:ly the decision is to remain ncutral it is expected Premier Veniâ€" 6 uK ib h# 4n e # % Â¥ : i# 1t% 4 porrate :‘ :‘ lli â€"_ _i ns NItAN TL j : | o â€" & ondon, March 6.â€"A Daily Express despatch from Amsterdam says Berâ€" uneasy over the belief that two.submarines have been lost. German ‘authorities do not admit the toss, but warn the public that the enemy t be smashed without ships being ‘lost.. . The people of the German are reported as being in a rage over the attitude of Greece, and the sadly admit the allies have n;de-a great stroke in attacking the GERMAN SUBMARINES HAVE Ig ‘ oroemunents witks & FARRHOZONE" PREVENTS BAD COLDS, »STRENCTHENS WEAK, IRRITABLE THROATS will escape a cold this winter, Er.uy colds run into Caâ€" . NATURE‘83 OWN â€" MEâ€" AND IS INVARIABLY * ~ SUOCESSFPUL. d WR pton, ond onl two of the Pokia ad landing parties found the charred remains of in damaged forts, showing that the Turksâ€" had their dead before evacuating these positions. fen, March 4.â€"The bombardment of the. inner the Dardanelles was resumed Thuzsday momâ€" %ufi 9.â€"Geunaris, Deputy of Patras, has updertaken the task ng: a Cabingt. it is understood he will submit his Cabinet to mulz_ n toâ€" morrow, and is expested to aupport the policy of neutraâ€" d Catarth is the straight #%o consumption. & -fln: s C caure Ca s d soothes, nflnn:‘“‘n p and lungs _ a ' 'e;:h. of Catarrhoâ€" b.so direct, Catactho the nostrils, clears NEW PREMIER FOR GREECE. (Canadian Press Service.) 6r zome goes right. to the spotâ€"acts quickly, _ cures Mw catarrh, bronchitis and al throat affections. , ‘‘Nothing could: kill 3 cold so dast as Catarrhozone,‘" writés Amey E. Snelling, from St. Johns. _ "Last month I had a frightful.cold in . my head, suilered from itching â€"nose, runâ€" Tor maile witk "onetriontt" m Ten minutes with ‘Catarrhozons" inâ€" }Nw gave ?‘fld and in one bour 1 w cald, W Mt a m.:!'wl." Carrty *Catarthosons‘‘« ishalet is your pooket . or purseâ€"take. it . t churchâ€"to the theatreâ€"=to vortâ€": it in bed., It provents and J ‘ manner of nose and mJ &Ifl Complete â€" outft, guarautsed $1.00 ; amall size 50¢¢ sample size 25¢.; at dealers every where, F ) wiThOAAw Taoors + omon BE n apy m % es ung. t Ein ely. s m%‘.:.;?"‘,.,_.% B was an ‘ | siibve * two caskets, m Feregonigs. " To rnriteas. tw poun gun ‘; by the bugle: | 4 o on in on d un e + , of which deceased Â¥ere members, preceded the wfl Bp wia i ce tw kn Privaté &:uu enlisted ~at ‘Galt but had salways lived in He teaves a father at the Iatter ® sister in Galt, two sisters in 0 and oane in ‘Poronito. 9P Private Walley‘s parents,> Mr. and Mrs. John Walley, reside at 18 (Buâ€" nerior street, Brantford, but he leaves a wife at Galt, where he resided, and where he held a prior to énlistingyht the MQi J " The Foreign Secretary repited, "‘&l dnly solution of this question is ‘ Svacuation of Belgian territory â€"© By &e ‘German troops, restoration of } Indéependence and reparation for done her. Uniess the n« 1 rs are prepared ‘to assist in securâ€" g that solution 1 do not see what zfifl ‘be gained (by the course suggestâ€" "MY NAVY WILL UPHOLD ITS GREAT Paris, Feb. 17th, 8.30 p.m.â€"Away from the battlefield one sees _ war stripped of its glamor. We see . the heroi¢ work of nurses who are on duty «day candâ€"might. There is ~dovoâ€" tion, selfâ€"sacrifice, â€" #suffering patriot ism â€"qualities ~which _ only a great war and fts terrible consequences‘can inspite to the highest development. The . women everywhere are . helping and everywhere ‘one sees selfâ€"sacrifice and devotion to eountry. e The women,of the United States do not know how fortunate theyâ€".» are Here there are plenty .of womén who sufter.in silence, whose strength is out of.proportion to their ambition. Their hands are tied by:some c disease common to womankind ; tha‘. wna::ck, accompanied by pain w‘ or , extreme nervousness, sleepâ€" leskness, maybe . {fainting spelis . Or! spasms,. are ‘all signals of distress.for: wamen. . : She may be growing !rm{ giffhood â€". into. _ womanhood, pagsiMg. v"t womanhood to motherhood, and. later suffering.from that change which Jeaves : so. many â€" wrecks of women. "At any or. all of these periods of. a woman‘s life she should tekeâ€"a to and nervine, prescribed for just such cases by a physician of vast experiâ€" ence in the discases ol women. Dt. Piesos‘s ‘ Kavorite ‘Prescription . .has z-flv treated more oases . the filty. years than u,:gt "m' or m “ ‘ i8. you can. . & to It uk oo e uie laige. K+ . hi n ‘y"-“ 1‘,“ one dollat for hox. With the French Wounded Dr, Pietoe‘s medicines are mantlacâ€" t o Gnaitcnt fo, Welt‘s tigy AFY , urg, Ont. es "It has given me great pleasute and satisfaction to be able to visit a portion ‘of the Grand Fleet unâ€" der your command. . 4 have been on board representative ships of all classes, and I am much im pressed by the state of their effiâ€" clency and by the d?'hudld spirit which "animated ‘both officers and men. â€"â€""I have not the slightest doubt but that my navy will uphold its great traditions." * hw â€"‘+ 80 THE WOMAN‘S SACRIFICE 94 i in is any Prows) . en "on e en on w elde. .A despatch from ‘Balonika says Buiâ€" wb#.‘f' be m mmumm on *LRAVES MEXICO CITY Adrianople, , _».*â€" (Canadian Press) "alp h. in S lea in a Body. * f the decision were received here by Burcpean ..diptomats, and forwarded to their home Governâ€" ments. : ‘If ‘the facts of the case indicate it, we believe. they. do, then the farmâ€" er is warranted _ in employing more ‘labor, provided suitablé Jaborâ€"can be ; he is watranted. in preparâ€" ing his land better, sowing his . soud .. and in this . manner duing what he can to. . meet the. £=Pike‘s needs. . There is every teasai io beâ€" lieve that the {armers of C:1nda.â€"mwill roduction â€" tbat. will greatly assist in relieving the foodâ€"shortago: caused by the stoppage of production abroad. ©‘There is . an appalling and almost rwmm in the ‘handling ~of ‘lTiquid, and .solid manure dn this.counâ€" try. Rectily m-;um to <the ‘soil ithe clements of fertility now lost through lack of care, â€"and production ing himself; By doing so the farmer will have the satisfaction not only of helping his country and the Empire but of help CAR ROBBERS > â€" â€" IN STRATFORD ABRE REMANDED _ Stratford, March 5.â€"This afternoon Police Magistrate O‘Loane freed â€" on suspended sentence Howard Battersâ€" y?, J. Aiken, ‘P. Gallagher and John Collins, â€" implicated ‘ in the. theft. of jewelery, tobacco: and hockey sticks from the railway yards here. . David Steeves und â€" Edward Glasscock, older members of the gang, were remanded for sentence. Steeves is a membet of third eonfinofmt ut ‘Guelph, and was divested the King‘s uniform befote entering court. He has a priâ€" son record. o y .. Discouragement to the use of indeâ€" cent, blasphemous, or insultingâ€" lanâ€" wiage: oOver the #elephone is contained n An amendment to the . Telephone . which â€"will : shortly: beâ€"submitted . the Legisiature: through the Deâ€" g‘g’a-t‘ of~ the ~Attorneyâ€"Generâ€" , "upon the * recommendation © of the Dntario Railway <Board.~ The amendâ€" nent stinulates a fine of $25 or thir in eapeme wer 8 over fcmnohm..'fl'-l' between tomers > or.from a customer to an operator. . ... % J#antiord, :. Match ,s.â€"w»vom vas. . congFabiations . .OL purchase by the «city "of of | Synod to the eo-g:ntion during he . Gzand ~Nalley : and â€" Brastford |course of the dediogtory sermon . Railways is . now declated by | reviewed the ‘history. of the, congt haltran H. L. Dnyh.d’a Doâ€"|tion in a . most interosting man hm\! to be‘Rev. Dr. Hetkemeier, of Mt. Vor srithout au y 8: Mive »ooupany | N.Y.,: addressed . the S\nu{ Set ;‘Domhlq , and 001 Laury, delivered â€" an c:r- serr * y Pro to opcrate. | in . the . afternoon, Rev. P ts e from the |to _ a tion that comple! t~ o , h%m ‘taxed %fly of the edifice mt the n "m(""“ nm:‘lmm to gain admission nnterine the case. ~ : 8 . _ ~ The Doors Opened, DON‘T SWEAR HAS NO RIGHT TO OPERATE _ us‘ "TTSY RAILWAYS o i _., ~__ »AOM (a â€" > }f PROD] j AT CENTRAL "PAGE FENCES â€" WEAR BEST" Rev. £E)Mofman,.D.D., Toronto, President of Lutheran $s f Canada, Delivers the Dedicatory Sermon EXRSE NiEdiAbe Crowded to Capacity at all Services. i "‘March 7th, 1904, the newâ€" ‘ . Bt. Matthew‘s â€" Lutheran ‘congregation held â€" its first «public service in Courtâ€"House buildâ€" img with ‘a comparatively smal}, conâ€" gregation..>â€"After sâ€"eleven years â€" of imth and . prosperity. the largest "flnh most â€" magnificent L;?.hed?,n wWas, (IW on Sunday, March Tth, 1915, with inspiring and appropriate ‘services. «Jt . ‘was the ‘"‘redâ€"letter‘" day not only: in the history.of St. Matthew‘s Lutheran Church, but«also in the anâ€" mals:of. the Lutheran Synod of: Canaâ€" da, the President . of which, Rev. E. Hofiman, .D. D., organizer .of the conâ€" gregation,..preaching . the dedicatory wermon.‘ The services.during the day were fitting to the occasion, and â€"will long be remembered by the vast conâ€" grogations in attendance. .. MCM TTW, WOR ANOPAIR . 240 â€" +*This . edifice is dedicated to â€" the: Appropriate services. ; service ol God. and for the first tim: «Jt . was the ‘‘redâ€"letter‘" day not pJjg ~gospel u‘wmmm. only: in the history .of St. Matthew‘s T am both joyful and th 1 to be Lutheran Church, but«also in the anâ€" with you on this occasion.‘" In the nals of. the Lutheran Synod of Can@â€" congregations of the Lutheran Synod da, the President .of which, Rev. Eâ€" of Canada universal interest is taken Hofiman, .D. D., organizer of the conâ€" in the contpletion ard dedication of gregation, preaching . the dedicatory this church and thousands from near sermon.‘ The services.during the day and far â€" give thanks to God. Thinkâ€" were fitting to the occasion, andâ€"will ing back fifteen â€" twenty, _ twentyâ€" long be remembered by the vast COnâ€" | five and . ,many more gregations in attendance. .. years, â€" Borlin â€" was ‘a stronghold = of The bedutifu}l edifice was greatly | Lutheranism, _ but with no outward admired ‘by all who were fortunate,sign ; but since the inauguration _ of to â€" gain admission . during the day.‘St. Matthew‘s congregation in â€" Berâ€" re church home, and their . efâ€" fotts were m:ly appreciated â€" not ~by the bers but by ‘hundreds of friends from â€" othér denominations who : visited _ the church .during the & & ‘The ~Building Committee left nothing undone in order to provide the â€"conâ€" gregatiom with a comfortable and atâ€" :‘The sermons and addrestes deliverâ€" ad at the respective services were inâ€" wm-g and impressive, and will live long :in the" meméry â€" ofâ€".those . who beard them. Rev.. Dr. Hoftman conâ€" vayed â€" the . congtabulations ol the Synod to the co-gi'mu during the course of the dedicgtory sermon ahd ’ in bl;ot h’t:u?;; manner a a K N.‘;" Dr. w‘h.us( Mt. V t n es se fakd foee y t3z & 0 taxed the of the edifice and MEW 5T. MATTREW‘S EV. lflTflIBM;lllaflfl funmmvnwmu%m SEAVIGE OF 600 : s wwss. â€"WITH WSPIRINE AND MPRESSINE SERVIGE Eomaiiabon" You save your Bs ts "Wree Excur “ix Formally dedicated with appropri ate ‘services on Sunday 8T. MATTHEW‘S E‘‘~/ LUTHERAN CHURCH, BERLIN, a E F E N C only because PAGE F E1 +4 M A at**w"" * m W # F . o kand Costly Lutheran Church in the Doâ€" Â¥Heventh Anniversary of the Organization isy Celebrate d. S dvibifogirices se ialjune . "Aid PUbk Fo A0A00h Page Wire Fence Co. Ltd, § % â€" 1137 King 8t W Teronto., 87 ChurchBt. Wa‘kerville .hqun,i 1" =â€"if you ESSES BY PROF. URY AND REV. BERKEMEIER Moneyâ€"Baving Way with the yousl tion sermon, taking as his text Heâ€" brews XIII, 8: "Jesus Christ,â€" the same yesterday, today and for ever.‘ Before proceeding to deal with . his text, as President of the â€" Lutheran Synod of Canada he brought â€" greetâ€" ings and wellâ€"wishes from that.eccleâ€" siastical body to St. Matthew‘s conâ€" gregation." er. iB ‘ C Long before the time set for the dedication at 10.15 a.m. crowds asâ€" sembled in front of the handsome edâ€" ifce, friendsâ€"of the congregation from far and mear umntl:ao take part in this joyousâ€"and a event. Three trolley cu,brofit the Wat erloo visitors. l Shortly after the time set for the commencement of the services, the pastor Reov. C. R. Tappert, the visitâ€" ing clergy, ‘Rev. G. C. Berkemeicr, ‘D.{)., of Moun‘t â€"Vernon, N.Y., Rev. Dr, Hofman, of ‘Toronto, â€" Rev. Bockâ€" ‘elman and (Prof. * P. A. Laury, of Waterloo, ‘the Board of Trustees and &B‘flih( Committee of the church up places "nt the front entrance. Prof. Zoellner‘s . orchestra rendetred ‘ h“y-"n, "‘E_'r_l_trfl aut d‘i: schoone: contractor handed tu 8. : Mr. A. 4 dflfl*-u ot Iding + doot ‘ and in _ sttonimed m; (Made in Canada) chaits had tb be provided to seat you p t . Ese But "buy Throug ite sold tra played a prelude, ' The choir of the church then . sang a suitable anthem, followed by a bymn by the congregation, a scripture readâ€" =g and ;mded’blfl::d prayer. l:‘ r, mpr dedica the Txnce to ‘hm’:{« of ‘God, which was followed by congTeg@ViQD~ al singing. Rev. E. Hollman, D.D., of Toronto, el?)qmt m'tt:t:m Tetice | very eloquen ive .. | lin, ét has baomt;.:b g;::l :?5:’â€" wark of the Lutheran @Dâ€" m.udltnowmihenrpg and â€" most beautiful edifice of any Lutherâ€" an. congregation in Canada. The corâ€" ner stone was laid on May 24th last and toâ€"day sees its completion. D. Hollman likened the four m% church to > the fingers o!;flpm uniting together _ to form in prayer. ‘Thanks and praise are due to .. the building ‘contractor, the 'um emâ€" ployed _ and all connected . the construction. The old church ‘had been ‘}lnsdoqute to meet the deman + d,sr:‘f-:- rapidly M membership. Trus: ing in the Lord ‘the Congregation unâ€" dertook to build the present fine ediâ€" fice, and their trust has not been in lv;in, although . the financial calls as it for missionary purposes, etc. are lmny. ‘This bas been accomplished not through large giHts of the â€" rich, but through : â€"_ the _ tnited efforts Ol. â€" k ods of ;workhynon and as & T of the oldâ€"time spirit of uctgt for love of the cause and an offeging of thanks |to God. Dr. Hofiman paidâ€"a tribute | to the pastor, of St. Matthew‘s, Rev. Mr. Tappert for his efforts on behalf of the . congregation and feelingly . reâ€" ferred â€"to the death of the latter‘s mother, which. occurted only. & l"l& ci!;ys w:;cmllng the mlth‘ olt ng . to We sOITOW, |and . reminded m bearers that alâ€" though the doors of the church were. opened for them for the first time toâ€" day, the day would come when m would â€" be opened for many of for the last time . when their lile‘s journey would. be at an end. "Let us raise our voices in praise and thanks to God for he has:done 11:&- ly by us in providing for us, and let us appeal to the Almighty to save and bless UB8,~ < ‘The evening service was very largeâ€" 1y attended, hundreds being ztumetl away unable to gain admission. Prof. P. A. Laury of the Waterloo Lutherâ€" an Seminary preached, and bis . ar dress was a forcible one in Enflhh and was listened to attentively by the large dudience. The. structure is. of hic architecâ€" ture, built of "red sandstons br.ck, with grey Stone facings. . The n entrance. faces . . ton h%, m additional &?u-. 02 the rorth and ..south .sides .of theâ€"church. Eatering the t tollowed . by proak c e 14 modious corridor,â€" with lk‘..ilfi ¢s iuto the main 1wm"s¢ right is the, entt to . the . galâ€" lety, â€" and â€"to the dr“ there are Stairways to the n*lm&‘ ) Ins ® T he 'm{:"..um:{fm has a sea OM m the . gaijeries . will seat x waldi onal 400. makinz a total of S WWhile the gltar and the ds at the molxn w w pipe organ to hbe inst # the cboir wallety, will be over the main onâ€" brance opposite the altar. s The Sunday School room in the tagument is and well apâ€" pointed for % to which it wih be wsed. and =vwmy nccoirynodation is ‘dleo L others. Prof. Zoellner‘s orchesâ€" (Contiuugd on Page 10, .. Evening. service, A FINE CHURCH. followed by congregationâ€" Bpring _ rush sels WM PULL Fence: Value before the 42