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Treatment {ree if you write y National Drug & Chemical Co. of Canada, Limited, Toronto is KIDN EYS - 265 ati { TE XT OF CZAR'S "MESSAGE THE KAISER, * » TO ' ---- j The Official Text Is Now Made Pub. lic By the Russian Washington, Embassy at 'eb. 25.~The Russian efday. made public; the telegram sent by f Russia to Kaiser Germany, on July 29th, 'the formers proposed té that the Austro-Serbian precipitated the present + in Faropé might be submitfed to fl conference, If this pro- was made three days he "actually began, had heen is possible that the con- heen averted. began the German public through a chuye issued at Berlin with official , the text of various telegrams had been exchanged between the ,- the and the king of Eng- | in the efforts they appeared to during the closing days of to avoid the conflict. This bro- did not Song ain the text of the q rich (the Russian ezar Sh he for the sub \ustro-Nerbian dispute the fact that such a wi been sent was disclossd despatches of the holas « n which latter have war rnment made rint kuaser week® ago in news Petrograd he ambassador has now of the oflicial state the Petrograd gov- ial Messenger on whicn gave the text of note with the follow: Russian the text published hy iment in its oll | January 3st, suppressed ent ; rman received ment the comn government has pub- i} telegrams which the «od with Fmperer Wilhelu the = war. Among these tele grams, however, was not. published a ge from the czar, dated July 1914 (six days after the Austri an, note to Serbia), contaming(a pro- submit the -:Austro-Serbian | dispute to The Hague Tribunal. It, | therefore, appears that it was desited | in Germany' to pass over in silence | the attempt to avoid the approaching | collision which the czar "made three | davs before the declaration of war by { Germany. "In view the ministry of | foreign afl authorized to pub- | lish the telegram mentioned, of which | the following is the text: | ** "lhanks for vour telegram, which | is conciliatory and friendly, whereas the official message presented to-day i ambassador to my minister | before 1 28th, { posal to of 1 this f Ys is oy your | was conveyed in a very diflerent tone. {1 beg to explain this divergence. It { would be right to give over the Aus- tro-Serbian problem to The Hague conference. 1 trust in your sincerity { and friendship.' | FLORENCE NIGHTINGALE { First Woman Honored By Statue In | J.ondon, Londen, Feb, 26.--A ! Florence Nightingale was unveiled on Wednesday. It is the first in- stance tn whith a statue ot a wom- ar, acide from royalty, has been erected publicly in London. On ac- count of the war there were no core- monies fn connection with the un- veilng. The figure, which bears a lamp in the right hond, forms a part of the Crimean memorial group in Wa- terloo Place, the cost of which was nrovided for 'by small subscriptions, largely from nurses, soldiers «f# sailors, . ' tam 1,085,900, WAR PRISONERS statue 0? In Germany and Austria, Says Frank- furter Zeitung. Frankfort-on-the-Main, Germany, Feb. 26, via London.-- The Frank- furter Zeitung estimates that the prisoners of war. in. Germany and Austria now number 1,033,000. This number, it says, is divided as follows: Russians, 690,000; French, 237,000; Serbians, 50,0. Belgians, 37,000; British, 19,000. About 75 per cent. of the total is held by Germany. * *0 bother- : there's the EXPECTS TO WIN AS SAULT-AT-ARMS, MeGILL With Queen's and * y arsity In Toron- to--Billington, Formerly of Mec. Gill, To Enlist As a Private, Montres Comes Easi One of the strong ms that has ever repres 11 leave for To- ronto 1o-t te pete i n the box- ing, 1% champion- ships collegiate as- sault-at-d year MeGill won seve of thirteen in the interec meet which was held in Montreal, is Counting more points than gether The n points out glate ih local collegians only lost one wrestling event and won their share bf the boxing bouts. The team this year is thought by many to be the strongest that has ever repre- sented the college and it looks as if Lihe championship is going to stay with McGill another year. standing is: ~Goalss-- For Agst 67 60 115 78 58 71 61 to be played The NNH.A., Ciubs, w on, Lost Ottawa. . 6 Wanderers... 1 6 Quebee . 1d 9 Torontos. ". Shamrocks 6 Canadiens, , 6 Postponed game March 6th. urday shamrock at Wanderers, 19 ~~ 3 at Toron- Canadiens games: Quebec at Ottawa, tos, defaulted dinte Intercolloginte with, Uni 0.A.C, mien game the Johnson-Wil heavyweight cham- be considered de- Havana. The location of lard bout r the pionship may finitely settled now for John H. G with the International manage the season. to terms Rochester and will coming come the [eague Club, team for the anzel has owners ol "Rill" Sherring, of Hamilton, mer of the Olympic Marathon at ens in 1906, has enlisted in the Medical and will likely away with second contingent. win: Ath- Army Corps gO the havoe and The mild weather is playing with the O.H.A. semifinals, Varsity-Lindsay game is the only o that will likely be decided this week Regina, which won the Allan cup last year from the Wiunipeg Mon- § arches, only to lose it-this season to } Melville, is on a tour next week.» apd wishes to arrange, an ex- Libition game with one of the senior O.1L.A. teams at the Toronto Arena. going famous Mcfall cen- has volunteered his services in any capacity to the MeGill over- company, to go, with the 25th lattalion, undér the command of Captain Gregor Barclay, Billington was engaged in mining éngineering work at Coleman, Alberta, and will arrive to enlist as a private in the course of a day or two, Forie Billington, tre half, seas HEARS OF BRITAIN'S WORK, Russia Public Appraised of Great Task At Hand. Petrograd, = Feh. * 26.--The Novos Queen's and Tonento to- | Vremya has a leading article entitled, "The Army of England." Tor the ¢ first time the n publi¢ ts made aware of the tremendous efforts pat forth by England to turn out' a great continental army besides creating non- existing armies with all equipment. England, it says, has had to pro- vide lor colonial armies all over the world. Her arms and ammunition factories, originally based on the very small requirements of the forces 'ex- isting before the war, have heen ex tended so as not only to equip fully huge armies on a continental scale raiged by the splendid patriotism of in various directions for the needs of her allies, The Novoe Vremya congratulates the Pritish government on having decided promptly to undertake the gigantic task of equipping millions of men to fight Germanism. 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