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ililiilts of With -Honoring soiliurwiu lu suite; ti, _W 0,, .~ s it-. i:.‘:;:22..::f‘°;‘..z::.::';°'f.. td, tit 'oiled iiugug nut it Bellltlavlshii Entertaiiietl Everywliere S in -PM 1,-|fd-(§||¢I¢ri|~f ¢:|f\0'0‘c|:i~ap|!t:,ntli:|lI;u;l:is §.'I.'I`...’§3§.l`.Z.§“.‘.‘i.i'I§.§...§"§3...§§"l.,i”.I‘§ Eiztosiidiiig to interest Involved. lll'it|ili’s “ _

v`(8psoIal to The Guardian) defrayed by lady supporters of th pmmers seven! of whom were Nmedi `

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CH ISTMASH I IIS ' _...‘.‘:ss,";.:;_;:;:";;:::r:__ __._._ _ _ PEA E

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_ LONDON' DW* 27'- C_““**d|“l\ 80|- British Seamens Association whic: dlers have spread themselves over already' has dong no much to make the EnBl&l1d'S bil cities and small ham-‘stay of the overseas ofiicers in London 1°” f°" “ h°"‘_\°Y-` Eight “V9 .l°“"° B IIHDDY one. A bountiful Christmas with free railway warrant was freely;dinner was provided by every over. _l1_‘!,“¢°d f\‘°m *he CBHIDB- I-Qlldon is,seas club in London and free convey- BIPGCIHUY C|'0Wd9¢| “lid 19-Viih 110BDl- ance was provided subseduentlyf to tality is provided for overseas troops.|Albert Hall at the Canadian Beaver The biggest entertainment was at Hut in the Strand where many hund- lnlnrt Hall were a,ooo Dominion or-'reds oi cuuudiuus nightly sud idiig- lillf! °Dl0Y°d B Vlfletl' Of entertain-Qing, ‘Singing awoke the inmates and

tel. and -dance, the whole cost being|vgnlr card. ` 1 we ti 1'~ >-»_- ;t..__l..', ` _' . - _

PRESIDENT Wilsons

l"lRST GREAT MOMENT

When Ile St Witli Kin and 0ueen and Mrs. Wilson on B ny of llnc 'ngiiaml Palace Facing.

_ I Throng of 2(

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(Special fe The Quardlgn)

LQND_0N, Dec. 27.--'Phe great mo-

mentof President Wilson's first day in England was ,when llc stood wltll the King and Queen and Mrs. Wil- son on tits balcony or sucuidginun P11860 ‘will-Y.” a fhilltitude which" stretched from the hall to the ldnsiralty half a mile distant and ov- erfio`we'd`St"- James Park on one side _ nd (ireeu ‘Parlson the other. it is es- lmated that 200,000 people crowded he two miles of streets which the tate procession passed. '

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LPREMIER CALLS ON PRESIDENT

'issuaisi is 'rits eumiiany

LONDON, Dec. 27--Prer_nl|e_r~ Lloyd

George, -accompanied by 'Sir Maurice Hsmkey, -Secretary of tliecommlttee on imperial -Defence arrived at Buck- iuiism -Pulsed at 1o.ao oeiock this morning for ~a conference with Presi- dent Wdllson. 'line day was _dark and 111113' -but a crowd ‘had arrived before the Premier-_V inode his appearance.

- enssioem-is itinsr wonns in ENGLAND

_ (Special _to The Guardian) Lennon. Dad. 21.- "Nothing Ulihss men together like a common understanding and `a common pur- li0s`e"" were the first words of the President of the United States on set- Ulll !0ot'on -t-he lioii of the British isles where he-was greeted by King George, Premier David Lloyd George. and representatives of the overseas

Ilomlnlons of the Iihnplro.

0,000 People.

PRESIDENT CONFiNS WITH

BR|Tl8H STATEBMEN

LONDON, Doc. 27--Preqldent Will

sons conferences »toiisy with Brltich statesman were reported in American `et|ll‘tel's as ltaviililg been very satis- factory. - _ The President spout ‘more than three hours before Premier Lloyd_ Georges luncheon in most intimate discussion with the 'Preunier and For- eign Secretary Balfour at 'Buckinharn Palace, going over the general aspect of the fourteen points of his pewce prograiiimve. Not one of the points was taken up but the whole dtlscuss- ion was a general one. No official eli- llouncement w-as made of the result of ohe conference an dalterwards the President continued the discussion with British statesman at the luncheon lil Downing Street -sind later resumed tlieiil at Buckingham Palace. ‘

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PRESIDENT DlN1ElD WITH KING AND QUEiN

(Special to The Guardian;

LONDON, Dec. 27--Dinner at Buck

ingllam Palace last night was a private fuancnlon, covers beting laid only for K-'ing George and' Queen Mary and President and Mrs. Wilson. After din- ner the President had a long talk with the King. The -President is desirous of becoming personally acquainted with the loading personagos in Eng- land.

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Work 0n Weiland Canal

To Be Continued

4 inni- (8pselsI to The Guardian)

OTTAWA, Deo. 27.- Work on the

Weliand Canal is_,_to be oontinued for the time being on 5. cost plus basis.

O l Polish Troops 0ccupyDantzig

(Special to The Guardian)

BERLIN, Dec. 27.--Teiephonic

communication between -Berlin and Dantzlg has been interrupted since

’I‘he basis is fixed _lit cost, plus B per. cent on t-he four stictions of the 'can- “\'~ iirirsuditurs daring lm du which Dbrcentage will be paid will not ex- coed $2,000,000. 'The Minister of R'*||W9-lie and Oahililf has been au- thorised to cali 'hr pdbiio' tendsrs_ before the eud`_,tlt`,M!l, 'lf lie cenlldq ers such a candid' ldvisable in the Public interest(

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Tuesday evening. Attempts to com- municate with the Baltic port by way of Fosen have failed. Dantsig WIS occupied last week by D0li9h f0l'°°F from France under command of Gen. l-luller.

THE WEATIIER

TEMPERATURE- TIDE. MOON. RTO.

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TORONTO, Dec. 28.-Fair and

cold.

'l‘ho title will be liigh this morning

a-I, 6.58. tomorrow 'lit 8.02 and Monday nt 8,56; toellht at 7.20, tomorrow at 7.06 and Moltdly _'I-54-

Bun sets this afternoon at 4.48, to

morrow at 4.0 and Monday 4.50; rie- es tomorrow. Monday and Tumi! mornllll at 7.51. ' _ ,

Moon rises tsilormrv lsorninl lf' 4.20 and lloaililli It 5-,ll _

Last quarter oi moon Wslasldlly uso. wth st 1,31 mai- ' _ » . New moon 'ruuro _ . Jumrv 2114-; “wh M my is t hours and 57.

(Special to The Guardian)

\PA‘Rl'S, Dec. 27. --_-ltesiponsibiiity

for 'the war and its prolongutions is ascribed-by Mr. Kaubky, Commissary of the people att the German Foreign Olllcs, *to the' following in order: First 'the German Emperor and the Crown Prince; second, General Ludendorff and Admiral Von Tirpltz; third, the great industrial concerns; and fourth, the Pau-Germans. This view of- Mr. Kaubliy, who is examining documents

view. The oillcial docu-iuents so far us examined. Kaubky said, prove the truth of statements made by Dr. Meulhon, director of Krupp factor- ies and by Prince Lichnowski. Ger- man ambassador to England at the Outbreak of the war, both of whom have laid the war at Germany’s door. The ilrst part of the documentsre- lstlng to the causeflof -the war will be made public \vithiil,a 'month. Kaubky said, and at the same time the Austri-

(Spselal to The Guardian) uiruhipg Ac

' _ ‘ ` " ` , ' ‘ Llerlilaii. Many Austrians who were ` ‘ _

` gurded as dangerous and strongly pro-

liitcrlloii and were willing to obey Can- c

adiuii laws and showed no pro~Gerlnan » '

I _ .LOOTING THE CUUNTRY _ LEAGUE 0|: NAND]

31,000 and men. 1,050,000

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No Canadian Mail

minutes and tomorrow emit hail" 5°'

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murdered.

Interned Enemy Aiiiens

Will lie Deported

" tensolaltsthe Guardian) ` 0'l"l‘AW.A. Dec. 27.-W-hilc no of-

ilcal action has been taken it seems likely that the interned alien enemies in interdanient camps will be deported. This seems to be the feeling in government circles. There arc some

in tho archives of the foreign Minis- an Government will publish some of 0,000 aliens iv, thc various camps, ter, was glvento a correspondent of the dngumgntn fqnndfin the nfgniveg chiefly Gcrluizins. There are consider- tuu Pet-it do Pariuisne lu su inter- or tuh.Bauplutz_. whit- Austibuis with ri sprinlilius of ’ '_ 1. ‘_ .4 - ---i-if. :f §- __ f _ Bulgars and Turks but few of those "

nou interned ale men who were re

(special to' 'rm Guardian)

PARIS, Dee. 27.-The personnel oi'

tho 'peace congress is gradually tak- ing form. A number' of the main de- tails of the com-position of the coil- gress are now fairly well settled as a result of recent conferences. These indicate that the total membership of the congress will be between 100 and 120. There will be 27 countries rep- resented -by delegates including those which desired war and at number which have come into existence as a 'esult of thc war. The great powers, otabiy Great Britain, France and the United States and italy, each have

allotted five delegates other delegations will vary fre to four members, according - size of the country and the is involved. Great -Bl‘itlfri‘l' rel! atives are David Lloyd George, Minister; Arthur . Balfour, Ii Secretary; Andrew Sonar Law, cellor of the`Exchequer' and-t -Nicoll Barnes,_Labor member - Cabinet .i-md one other tlelltil has not yet been designated. Smuts and Gen. Botha 89865 South Africa, in-e expected to -i pany the British dellllkiiu probably also will be represent of Canada, Australia and india

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coldlng to the lieivspap "'*" as to uw'

ors several airplanes hate taken seo (3P¢°|l| 5° U10 GUll'°||l'\) (spscm 1-, -nm Q,|"¢;,n) km fgllown Premier Gleqggcqggf

MUNl'L.i~l Det. 27 -fllw .illunitli urltles of enormous value trout u'l"l‘A\vA Det .57 -Sanction was cm ,,,|“,,¢(w ¢° um

Post prints ii startling ollsrgc tllut Fraliltlort to Switzerland the Post today given to un order increasing the I_,AmS_ Dem. 26___A umtemaunual Baron De,,¢°um°ue, ge

0817111511 Will' proiiteeri. lllllble other- urges thc Gover,'nlnent` to secure the pay of non commissioned ofllcers and Organization has been iormed to sec___l_h¢, _adywgwa cg.; wise to~get their booty out of the capital while it i_s___r_i__vailable espec- men of the north west Mounted Police me umtonnnypm mmdples l.e!pec,__ ghmmy I-g¢°'n¢n¢ country, have resorted to the ill-le`of.fally‘ilL tbe>laanlrUl‘-'~ ' nv -dfty cents per day. The 'order mt a .league of nmous for presentabl p,-“ent 3 eonygnm _“ont Mft; '*"f~ ` "" ' "‘ f - -- comes into effect for uilmlrrimi memb ,O , me ,me c°,,fe,-ence -rms ut peace congress

R ' ers of the force ou Jan. ist 1919: for _f B V _ _ '_ _____'__. V - _.

K Km married nieliizers __o_1_lo the termination __ - S ‘li

°'s°'l_ss“s'"m”“ Agalsf Bmshewsm °' "`° °" Admiral .iellicoes Visit Dgadliut To

f’““B ”°° ""““"‘°“'“ *M* *“° AMSWM De 2'-“hs Boch lnterprovlnciai 'hails Expected in Summer --~

former Emperor of Germany has been Admiralty tis prepared to sake drastic _ . ~ UQNDQN, nw, 25-_*fuss 1

assaeinlbed are current in Paris. measures against the miopagation of (snow to TM °u.,.‘|.n) th.; censorship new There is not the silehtest oouiirmat- Boisusvis`m.'on that part of tlwoermur ' --- OTTAWA Dec 2., _A3 it is no. ci-_sul-e that Britain lord is one iw °l' the reiwrt up -to the present. met remaining in German -hands, ué (spssini to The Guardian) expected “M A d`m|m'1 _,emma Wm sewn-dl mouths some-'d trio- are

cordi/ng to to Brfrlin despatch today O'i"I‘AWlA Dec 27-There is no _“on Canada _mm the spring _B Wen was gpgngd n ny-ing tgqpotjs

'RANGES Losses ‘N THE WAR The text ofthe order attributed to the foundation in the rumor that th advanced it is not believed that naval of img Navy; dcmdljgt

Bnltish Admiralty in the message federal government intends cancelling _“utters Wm occupy much or the at whpnn in grqatgd wish having

PAms_ Dec_ 27'__,M'“`_ Abmz Under reads Vessels under tie red flag will the prohibition on -l-nter provincial _muon of the Parliament which on io; gp dp mm qgngmg Qq-in

S mr E state ed uhm bo. -sunk wit-liout warllinig; Vessels trade in light wines. Hon. N. W. ans i “the second week of Febmm_y_ _jgct mn-enum-_ -png gnggny

had

e rs y o announc l"‘r§.nce’a loss in officers and men Wmwut °m°°"’ Wm 'be dealt with “I Rowell' Wesidem of the Privy Conn The advice of Admiral Jellicoe will V|°°4 m°““' °f '“°°°"h‘| 9"'

“mad up to November lst as rented accordance with the-laws of -wiar. if it cil, stated tonight that in order to do not much matters or WBC” it is un nf his naval -bases

loro ooo diiividsa us rciiowirgorficeic “im” mn is °““““ "'°i’“g“"“"‘ 8°* ""8 " “'°“1d be “"°°“”’"" '° °““°°' derstood. the policy havlns already bm” and ““‘”““““°° W* "3"

° siievild ideas -the entire crew or the a portion of the 0fd°rii1C°““°i1 been determined ,if each Dominion invention of Brwibh Air Wi

vessels in question will -be shot dealing with the manufacture and building and operating its own nav scigme “glad the Ggnmns H

sale of such liquors and no action _, in in close eoopemmm with me Brmsh me 3|-tmdgiuioe germs .MQ use

I this direction had been taken. navy 0,- possibly under a general fthe destruoolon 0| K-39] gnupg

PAIRS, Dec. 27--New problems hav o' ti the whole Em ire. been assured. When the idea

transferred to the 7th. He spent 27 was held yesterday afternoon in the ‘ 3 lil! Q0 lite ce sr ri- ‘ ¢Q§“

months in France where he took Legislative Council Chamber. Premier - purl in much iloavy fighting and was Arsenault presided. There was u large ' wounded in the arm. attendance of delegates from thc dlf- ' _

Pte. C. F. Hdghes, son of Mrs. .itunes icreni. centres of the ,three counties.

Hughes, St. Marys Road, also arrived The Ifrovlnco was divided into dis- _ - _

home. tl-le spent three years in the tricts,foilowinl Siilleralll' tlleboundari-

fighting song 'with the sth C. M. lt., es of the hliectorlsl Districts. A chair- Q 'and was Woilmled _It Pssscheiidaelc. manxwus appointed for each dlstret 'un' .mf w"NT¢°~ ‘\7P|'~V I tl Vim? Milt . with fewer to iDD°lut one or more 9°‘“"‘° ¢m°°- 3"°`"°’x"“~ H" °‘ uh "° MW’ ‘ia

_ rluotluu ,fsisud soldier »/uowcamuittses. 'nts stdout or use doa-. .“°‘“*"‘-'“'~°'°-°wM," °“.,°~A-;;°;,~§;;,;§K_

uturn rl was dunner T. W. Glover. mission as far as pesllbls is to help ' Ei filth- Dads! Qhver. white sands' 'in mtuniud usidisru tor-aiu-lists them °"' '""‘°°" *°"' 1" °"°"°°°"°

. " -- : - _ ‘ L' '_ _` ~`:.'- r-. ‘ ,*f'm' °i_mugflt tot B8 lncivthu in D‘l1nca._at in their former occupations f they- - so' “` W" t "M

lqarious places with the Bild if _ __ 'desire er get ot_iaer__,s_sisp1oynisnt » for 'gg gjgdym ‘ _-|- Nstlery, tbl wounded on hem, to oeesld_Qrd\y,[fley_n_n¢¢g.-:\§¢y< ‘hr _ “mi hx" img. pp shsrpitl ao. cursor-_ai. Sept- _spy nunswhonmlms possible n,,,¢,¢,,.»ms¢.¢¢f too. Por post toe

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ing arisen in connection wilhll the b “rd repress" ng p

¢ms¢r'i0th.1_f1l- _ " ¢° vf°m°f°' Wil' 'allow " ` ousrdins once. ososomm. _.5 ,,,,,M.,... .l ,,,,.,M,,,,,M ,-N, ,w***'”.*¥"‘&f-

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» vga-eo-soreness-see-si~es ,yi ;_`_ _ 'er a in 4!

bromched of having an ahjlalle

Allied -occupatllon of parts of Hungary, 0 __ charge mmedmu “awk” d

Turkey, Russia and Bulgaria, the n *-*_'”"" des seemed msupem-bla fm

_...__ French govelmnnient has summoned ` “eine on' um mn" anna?

(Special to The Guardian) General Louis Frernch Desrperey Com aému the mmn_'n»e1 with mm

VLADIVOSTOCK, Dec. 27.-Owing mander of tho Allied florces lin Macs- 1-” ' an ,_ f M. hugh” um “mal

to the _policy of sending military mail donia to Paris ifor a conference. says ($P°°|l| T0 THB GUI"-‘|!ll\) Hglifelsug use madman ww 6

to -Siberia on Calladiau transports, Marcel Putin o( the Echo de Paris. ~ '°-_r - ' 1

. , PALRIS, Dec. 27.-The ession cf . iin the fultllal exipeflllleis. &i.

the 'Canadian troops in Siberia lm Phe General is expeced to nn-ive on spanish Morocco to Fran; in e____ LONDON, Dec. 26--'lime Bois-hefvdiri oomdmuhbdmchl without Christmas letters or parcels Paris in it -few days. have arreetedi American Consul 'I‘rQSl\`l~ Wm .1 m a_,*k,"m ia

, hange for a cash consideration 'rf - 5

and the transport is not expected be- c well at Tashyent. Russiiaul Turkestan, _Mt uhm ul ‘mam '& fore the holiday is over." The only °“° mum" francs’ the "tum “I according to a wireless message re- :minkus me Jplu” ‘

mall received as yet camo on the » Glblraltar to B-pain iby Great Britain c6w\ed_ut_Odwsa on m,.m“y_ R was fe. when _me . ___n'”t N .

2 000 and the abandonient ol Ceuta, ‘Maroc

Monteiigle on December 5. The last , ° mpted ,m pam, on Dewmber 23 un; I mmm _. - vessel from Japan -brought civilian ‘_ W- W Great 5'"-_“I” by sim" ‘“`° b°` Premier -Romanones plamed to return E1 of mmm” 1:: t s ‘ L uuiils but no military mails. British ° _ '"5 °l’°“'Y ‘"‘°““"°“- “ ‘P ”°"""“ tu. Psi-is in the near future M' '“°“°» -

N kwa' are m,,|d|ng --- that tire Spanish Premier Court t Mm, with ra “mamma th° mm "9" ‘I 9°* *Ln

_pat otlc soc s D _ ' o on pr ~ -

xmas pudamgs for _the iganndinns in _(Special To The Guardian; Romanoiles. recently during his visit “wr questhns _'many ww ;irnk___:,_h;__ge__l'mamo ‘___te_____dlipe’__._;f C87

_place of num. own ,,upD||e,, Whgul, _ \`lC'1‘0RlA. Det.. 157.-fl‘vi'o tliou- to Paris, made such ei -proposition to Gaming spawn in ,wumcuon Wm, me 3' ‘ _ -have not yet an.|ved_ The man queB_ sand men under command of Brig. President Wilson and M. C-lemeiiceiiu. status of mbnlum it W” dachmd '

Geri Blcliford loft here today for the French Premier While ofilcials

lon has been _taken up with Ottawa. - _ _ . , some ummm ,mm me spanish ` » ._

sioerls on uoura the s. s. Prutesi- have declined either-to confirm dr- deny Qremier Mmwmm ,mm me Llbillll' U - '°‘“’° _ _ - _ - -` this "wrt *hs s“°“l°° W" lf1’°°lY` question or its mu-u to spain. tiutt ‘ Wu(

discussed ,in the c_ori‘idors and in the wumn, 8xm,°“m‘ wulmmess if “__ _ _~ _ _-.__ .

chambers today, 'lhere has 'also been t _ d _C W th M ,_ l

cessary o conoe o eu on e oro- LONDON D” `_g4.._`.n¢ho*.‘. 9

__ I ' -1. it renewal of the talk olt_hc building of I h mi G ,_ BIN ' ' - _ . l,- ‘

it tunnel across the strait of Gibraltar can st* at 1 G ' t to rea hm’ “Nun “nt M” “R” .

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Using Aemplanes in Carrying oi Enormous -__--- _ _ _ _ r V, _ _

Value from _Germany to Switzerland _ l'l‘q”5_°t’lffv%_|;°g"_f_?;ted Police‘lnternahonai Crganizatroli Formed to

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Gunner .lolill Matliesoii. son of tho - - ein in exchange for Gibraltar, holding -,.8 mucus for-` mn __ -- lute Mn Rudenck M“_th_es0n_ of Chm__ QF rl_nd making a direct all line cohnec- that ,vmausbn of Ceuta .by me Bm_ work 'nh _nm _ ..dY_M., Icttetown, arrived home from over- _ on between Africa and France-which ‘sh “md ‘Word equal mmregw mi. hours a dw on " _ “yi -*I*-,_ seas on Thursday night. He left horc A meeting of the Provincial Branch _mmm be °*l9Ud°‘| *U Enllmld if th” vantage in modern warfare. and four hours on Datnrllld. " T"

with No. ll Siege Battery and was oi’ the 'Returned _-Soldiers Commission English Ghana,” were mnnsnpd' : V-

rstoltil people.

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