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Allies Sink Bolshevik Boat
(Special to The Guardian)
AILCHANGEL, May 14.-One llol-
snevik gun-boat is reported to have been sunk on the Dvins River Sunday during an engagement between the llritish river flotllla and land halter- ies -and the enemy fieet._ The Allied Flotilla, aided by airplanes also con- dngted ii brisk llombnrdniont along the rigfi luver. '
`Germ-an Guns
f For Canada
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(special to The Guardian.)
.\l0.\I’I‘R.EAL, May 13.-The steal-ine.
Plndeliu bzlngs into port ti cargo consisting oi' a score ot' guns which were wrested t`rom the Germans by i‘ana<lnu soldiers._ Among the heavy artillery is No. 917 i`or the 2l.st Can- adian Ilattalioii and it is addressed to din liloutenciit Governor of Ontario. There are others for otlier~ provinces. 'rl-in Cendclias captain, Capt. Saunders bud the duty of taking over the lvernia in October, ll‘l4 with tho l'~‘ii‘st Division nlioartl.
Great Distress From Indian Famine
(special to The Guardian.)
'l`Oii.0NTO_ May 14.-’l`he Indian
lniiiiiie relief' committee are cabling today to india $20,000 making rt total of $40,000 'to date for relieving the nrt-at distress caused hy the famine prevailing in india.
ii--s_5_fi5iilEF5l”i§ To Ilave Delegates
(Special to The Guardian)
PARIS. illay 13.-The __ liiingiirian
riavemiiionr, has not yet accepted rin- lnviuitionto inline delegates for tlic siitnlng of the peace treaty. but it fs nssumed here, that the Bela- Kun rt. iriiuc will gladly take advantage ol' this means of establishing relations with the outside world. Allied repr.-.
sentstives at Vienna _were rll.rectt-:I rmently to proceed to Budapest for rtiopresentntloii of the proposal.
interment of Nurse '
' G1ivell’s` Remains
I (See also page I0)
iiittgssizils, May i4.- when tin-
ri-inalils of Miss ifldltli Cavell_ tlin uiirse who wasfexocuted by the Cer nian.-i, were removed from Brussel- ihere was it most impressive core- niony and the streets were draped iii nioumlng. _ Dense crowds stood sions ilio curbs, while military honors wor-\ r--nriored by British. American sirl llalgiian troops.
MR. PATON ENTERTAINS GOV- ERNMENT MElIilBER8.- Mr. um! Airs. James Paton entertained the niembf-rs of the Government side ol` the liousc at dinner at their homi- .i’rinr-e Street.” yesterday eveniuil- I\I1\0I\K those present in addition if- thc host were Premier Ai'scnitult_ lion. Sir (`?li»ar1e's Dalton, .Ilon. A. P. Prowso, speaker, Hon. il. ll. McEw- PD. Col. the lion. Sluil. Jenkins. lion I. A. McNeill. I-lon. J. S. Martin. lion. i.. ivsmi, in-_ A. A. Macdou aid. Dr. lt. J. Macdonald, Messrs A. -I. Mclvcvln, J. D. Stewart. R. J. .livin-Ilan. H. E. D_awson. W. L. Cot- ion niid J. lt. Burnett. After covers lifiil been .-removed the host. ll\'0D0Bf‘-il the toast of the King and the Prcniit-r 1-ronoseil the health or the 1-loot who suilahly replied. An enjoyable social hour was spent hQl6\'.¢ lflilllllllllll S0 Ulf' ev:-iiinit iieiision ot the l08lBlHl\lI"*~
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housework. lfamil; of two. Mrs. li- GJ Coombs. 89 Rochforrl square. Stl. -~\-__....._;._‘:l;;....‘..__---- wAh_ro-mio, mm- sn Ani.: l°*d°-.colour _omline -Gwl. WIS"- /-i>i»\r\nr the miss. . siso-5-iomni.
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(Special to The Guardlahf) PARIS, May 14.-Trouble seems to
be brewing over the disposition or German tonnage inter-ned` in Amerl. can ports, and nwai-ded to the United
States. The total reaches about sev- en inillion tons, and the Brill.-ii s-ly that it is tai' iii excess of A.ii-rica.i losses. A spirited cnrnpailtii is .~iturt.- ing in England to upset the award and to divert nl least halt' of that ton- nage i'roiii .\iiici'lcu. The [ii-itigli claim that the ships left In their ports do not begin to compare with their losses. I’iy‘einicr_l..loyd (leorgr. appro_vc-d tho award but the opposi tioii to It now has assuiiiotl serious
i I propoi-tinn,~._
The Total of Allied
Shipping Lost
War
(5P0Cli| to The Guardian)
l.0.\'l)().\'. .\Ia_v l4.~~'i‘lie Minlstii
of Sliippliii.; :iiiiiouiicos the iiuiiibei' and lfllliitltto ol' Allied iiierchantiiii-.ii "thi l-llfflllilll Gilt-iiiy action as follows:
Britain, 2.197. toiiiiagi-_ '.'_i3ZlS'00il;/ I-‘rtinci-._ 238, tonnage, o'il7,00ll; Italy, Llilil, triiitingo, 742,000; Japiiii, 21! toil ililthf- l‘-’0.U0l|: llnit:-d >ltntes_ rio: ton. nag.-_ :i4i_ooo. ' .
iii :lrlililitili to llir- i'ol'i-goiiiit, ‘_'i) iii-1.
lisll \'i‘.<iu-ls, triiiiizigii iii'»,Il|)il_ iv(-i~i-inet oil .~\riiliiriilt_y st‘i'vlci-_
illli- Ui' ill() ilrilvlrlirrlis til' llir- pl-ur-».
trt-:ity calls for a "ton for lon" i.- Iilaccnient of Eiitentr- inercliaiitiiii-ii
siiiilt I/_.' subm:i.rines.- This iiieair, that Germany will have to supply tlié Allies with £l_I'»€l8.000 Ions. _
Note Iioi_i_1_Rantzau
(Special to The Guardian.) BE'-H-L'lN. May 14.-Count ro.
Brocktiorii Raiitzau will today hnnl to the Ent(-iito i-cprest-iitiillves I ll0l~L‘ l!Ql_l!_2linin=:._coiiiitoi' proposals ii: Bilrlllnit the ct-ssions ot' territory, :ir- cortliiitr to the \‘i-rsalllos r~orl'i-fipoii-i out oI` the .\'n.tioii.'ii Zcltiiiiu'
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ri* *I* fit Isl'
New Manufacturing _ Industries For
P. E. island. ~
tg. Prize Competition Essay iw-i4>‘l‘4'lIt4>`i~Ply1|ri'*l*-i-!'*l*l»‘l*l°i-Pi'~l`>fl:~i~ I
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The need oi' a-stabiisliiiig new iiidu '-
tries in this provliic,- is adiiilited b'
In writing ou the subject ot nvw
industries. I will confine niyselt' I one only, viz:--Tlio inanul'acttli'e r-" sugnr from the sugar beet. Sugar i. nn important article oi' commerce. an I is_in constant and ever-incrtfasing dr- mend.
The _-'oil .'.iid climate oi' Prliice Erl-
ward lslanl is well adapted to tin- growliig of sugar beets rind with §00l cultivation. .i heavy yield can be oli- tained.
|("-hilrlottr-to.vn and the beets could li.- slilppr-rl ln l~_v tho riiiIwal'- ' Every farxiior who lives wiiliiii liiiiil- .ing digmnn, of any railway station could grow and supply the raw mater-
ini.
l<‘iiriiiers would thus bn loss depenil~
-ont on poLatoe t<r0WlI1§ HS lheilllalll
_every pcrcrm who gives the .-:ubioitv any serious tIiou;ilit_ I
A larger population would ls.; proiivl
“ably eiriploycti. More money would li -_ put into circilliitloii, and thus tli- ' wealth oi` the country iiicrensed. l
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A i`nctoi',.~ iiilgh-t. bo esitiliilislietl iii'
(Special to The Guardian)
TORONTO, Muy 14.-Fifteen milit-
ary decorations were presented by his Excellency, the Duke of Devonshire Governor General of Canada to return- ed soldiers at :iii interesting ceremony at tho Parliament Buildings ut 5 o'c1ock yesterday afternoon and tw-_-
kin of men who laid i.lo\v`n their livr-.~‘. iii the great war.
I~‘i‘len<is ot' the recipients and elli-
z.-iis iiuniberiiig about five. liiliidreil
_witnessed the ceremony. iiis Excel-
ters Lady Rachael and Lady Ann Car- ondisli. ills honor Lieutenant Gover-
nor. Sir John lieiidrie and Lady lien- iirio, Dr. Alex Fr.\sei~ and nillcers ot’
lieu¢if|\i:irtei‘s stalT ot` military rilslriri No, 2.
Spectre oi School “ .Question Crops Up
(Special to The Guardian.)
()'l"I‘.-\\\’A_ May l4.-'I`lir- scr=pti‘o oz'
nor-:irate scliools qiir-stloii was rain(-d in the liousa this alterncoii \_v_lii-.i- inost oi' the sr-ssioii was devoted to ilnliatlng tho rcsoliitioii introriuced by the ivards oi' Froiiteiiiu: L-allliig for ii iiatloiial systciii or sirliools wIi.eli oi' course, t1' adopt:-rl would cnt out the
scparatt- scliools oi' Qiit-In-r-. _
l<1tl\varils, supportotl ilu- rt-soiiitioii
in :i strong address in ivhlcli he point- Ietl out tho difficulties oi' the present systein, whore youni:i“('aiiadiaii nioii and \vcliien`i-i 1'illtii'e etiucziiioii may bc rind(-rconditioiis not ninkiiii.: for thc br-si results in the tutiir-_ lie br-lir-\ r-rl Iii a union oi' Caniitlii/ivitli one law. on langiiiine and one educational sys- tem, which more than anything elsi- would cement nll tlit-_Ciiiiadin-ns iii tin-
tliontls of I-Empire. 1 liot ia-plii-.s cam- froiii itobh :intl lla,-iiiit-ii.\;, l.i-iiili-ox stating that the i whilr- matter had ber-ii setlli-il at Con
pinctienlly ii right which cr-\i_l<_l not li"- tulttrii uvvdy by Ihr* iiiori- passage ni' :i i-esoliitioii. i
Sli' Tlionias White inti°odtif_:orl pro
‘ liililtioii hill which was considered. Bi' I n rf-solution last evening the Iilll car- ries for nnothi-i' year the proliihltlori iprovlsimis of war ordcr~in-Council.
The rlobati- on it' was iiitcrestliig,
as one qilcstibii ral.-ietl was wliethr-r uiitlei- it inc importation ot' French iwiiit-,-i sliiiiilii he proliihltetl, what i would be done with the niaiiufacttireui oi' iiativf- wiiii-s, would their mnrki-I Iii- trilif-ii from Ihr-iii.
’l`lir- bill was izivcii its first reading. ltribh l..ll»r-i-al Whip. asked concerti-
iiii; lr-gl.-ilatioii l'ort-sliarloweti in tlii- .speet-li iroiii the tlirone, nieiitionlnu pltrtlt-ularly tho Fraiiclilse bill, the Iiigliway hill aiid vocational;-tiucotioivt.
OTTAWA, May l-4.--The ini~iinuat»
ion flint l'rciiilt-r Borden periiiittod th(- llritisli Govt'-i'tinit-iit to dlrtnle to him in iiiaiters of piir(-ly rloiiir-stir* import-
‘anvo mado in the lic-use this attir- . noon by .\lr. Mc.Mn:<tei~ was hotly aus- l weroil hy Sir Thomas Wliito at open-
lliig of thn l'Ioiiso_ Mt:Miistt-i- ren.i nu item from tho lliiaiiivial "f`imr-it to thr- i-ffi-ct that i’i'rniier Ilorden coiiiiiiunic- att-rl with tho lloiiiiiiioii lroii and Steel
Coiiipiiiiy and iiilvisefl thi-in not to laiinuluniiiiile with the Nova Scotlu I Sir-el. Thr- article lurllier alleged that ilii.-1 step had In-i-ii siren(-ated. if not iii- :aisied upon by the British (iovcrr.- iiieiit, and Mcllaslei- ivaiitetl to kilo-_r how long (‘.'iiiadti has been tnliliig ur- rlers i`,oiii*ilriinin surely on her own l nll‘airs. li' true how could it be reconv- llcd with protr-stations ol’ the growth Pnnatliaii iiniloiiiility on thi- part if inf-iiihors of the Govt-riimoiil.
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i root crop to he sold. I The committee on industries mixlll
, niiitlon--the facts and figures-con- * ,.m-“hm (hid inipoi-toiit industry as lt is
Knowledge thus obtained could D0
or in pamphlet form.
ANGVS MCI.El.LAN ~
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(Steamship Pl' fallow
& Messervm’ htlvti received the
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I tht- contrno prlny who MVB ' _ lsli to sm' that “'° “W” '° adm'
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taken into consideration l'0\1l‘ 0 V "‘;
' in “prying clttle. We BXD9_°
concern 8 edeml government “__
to lisvetlie l°` - ~ - 'nys q; our frélslit list vihlcll.-WS Wm
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‘do well, in obtain all avaliable infol’-!
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,.m.,.|,d 0"' with success in different pint.. or ontario 10-' m““Y ¥°“"“~ I
given in (ne people tliroullli the Dl’€“*“
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Newfoundland Service '
i m “,sp,.,| U, tho NewfoimdlanrlW
Sir Thomas While replied that in
his knowledge li was not true limi the British (iovernineiit lnterferred in any way with (‘ana.dliin iifl`nii~;i l<'iii'ilici'iiloi-e, not within his know- lctlge has Pri-iiiier Borden ciiimunic- ated ln' any way with thc Dominion iron and Steel Company regarding ani- iilgaiiiation_ Tile matter did receive at- tention ai the commencement oi' the war when It was thought inadvisalllc that such lndustry should pass from Psiiarllan control. So far no I am con cernerl said Mr. Whitt-_ l agreed with _ that stand ut the time and my poa".~ ion today has' not changed.
Mr. -McMaster subsided.
g 'rl-is iTAi.iAN molten' '
W (Special to The Guardian) ` l'AiI.lEl, May I3.-~Th1,‘ Italian prob- lem sr-eme'l_nearer of solution when toriiiy's conferences began nmong the Allied representatives here and it was tltouiilit. probable that A basis ot under- ' standing would be reached during the ,day. The italian representatives are 1 i-simtsii' to -ti.-E evisenulns moi-e_ nr ii Iwlllingness to make concessions.
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lency was accompanied by his tlaui;i‘.~ -
ieileratloii. Separate schools wt.-i' --
Al{i{,2h§;gf?t‘;!l_“,s Governor General DRAWING NEAR ° Italians l_.anding I -(;W,,,,,,, |,,Ss,;_is',,m0, Presents Honors 0F SESSION - Military Forces
THE ORDER PAPER BEING CLEAR- ED OFF PREPARATORY
' T0 CLOSING
Education Tax Act and Election Act Through Second Redding
medals were 'pi-eseiitcd to the next ol' EVENING SESSION
MAY 13.
iiouso mot at 9 o'(-l.ii-Ii.
MR. H. 0. M¢LEAN .noi-eil tn.. rn:
lowing resolution, secontlerl by Sli'
Clisrles Dalton:
Whereas. a resolution has been
passed by the (`liiii-lottetowli Board ot' Trade :liking Ihr- Doiiiliiioii Gov- eriiiiient to provide tliree steam trawlers i`or this province;
And \Vhereas, copies oi` said resolu-
tion have been submitted to the Pro- iiiit-i‘ and the Lender' ot' the Opposi tloii iii this liouse;
.-\iiil \\’hei'ens_ the ilslit-i'iiieii now
opi-rating line and trawl fishing iii tlit- coastal waters ot' this proviiiiuf-
have ii large aiiioutil ot’ capital in»
vr-str-tl in fishing gear coiisistiiig ot' ll:-ihiiii; boats, lines, irawls_ nt-ts iiiiri other outfit und :ire now iiialtliii; ii pioiltalile livelihood by this inode ol’ fishing;
Anti \\’_llerc:l:-i, str-4iili.li':i\\'lt\i's op-
erzitlnit in our coastal watt-rs have been known to dt-stroy the fiiililiiu gr:-.ur oi' our shore ilalii-riiit-ii and iniii their industry;
.-\iid Whereas, the iiuiiibcr ot' ini-ii
to be benefited by the operation or tlirce stoain trawlers would be so lliii- lted in comparison to the large iiiiin- bcr of men now engaged in shore fish- ing who would suffer inj\.u‘y.
'i'herei'ore Resolved, that in the cp-
iiiioii of this House it is- not dosli-elite to encourage steam trawlers in thc coastal .- waters of tlii_i prorinct-., .ind this 'House respectfully requests tii- protoctloii of the Federal Department oi' Fisheries for our fishermen airnlnst tlio depir-(lations of the str-ani trawl-
ers and that no step be taken to iii? trotluco sue-h irawleru in our ro.-inial \\'ai\-rs. `I~‘urt.lier resolved that a copy of this roi-ioiutloii be forwtirdotl to the Min-
ister of Marine and Fisheries.
Mr. l\lc:Lct1-ii iii explaiiation sal-I
that there was one country which might bc taken as an exaniplc ot' thi- s-i`l‘et‘ts of steam trawl fishing. l<‘oi't_\'-
five years ngodlslilng in Great llritalii \vi\tei‘s was in about the sr-itiie condi- tion as ours is at present. 'i`r:twlt-rs were gradually liizroduet'-il, first, sail- ing anti later the steaiii ti-:twlcix lie gnvc figures sliowiiig- that tlir- steam trawler was i‘<-spoiisilile t'or`_a serious depletion In the fisheries und he felt sure thi-lr Iiitrodiiction would work disestrously to fishermen rirouiid this province.
Sir Charles Dalton in sec-ending the
resolution related the 'oxperlt-iiccs
with truwlers at the west end of Ili.- Islaud. Ti-nwlers were run by capi- talists against whom the lislioriiiliii of ordinary ineaiis had no chance. Thi- ilsherit-s around this Island, he claim- ed, constituted a niinc Of wealth which If carefully operated woiild mean it good living for thc ilslieriiien.
MR. J. H. BELL concui°rt-tl iii thr-
re:-iolution'l giving his heai-I-_.' sup- port. '
PREMIER ARSENAULT on risiiiz
said that it was certainly' refre-sliiniz not only to licai- the Lender or Ili.- Opposlilon t.-onciir In it resolutloii ein- iiiiailng from the Government side ot' the llousi-_ but to hear him makc is siliort. speerli. (‘ontlniiinf;. lie sold ont- grent olijertioii in the iisi- of-th.-~ steaiii trawlcr was that they destroy- ed ordinary ilshiiiii gear. Act‘oriliii,: to international law there is nothing to hinder stcam trttwlers operating outside the three-mile limit and the objrct of the present resolution was lo protect the iniilioro fisheries. lie Iooked t‘oi' ii prosperous future for thc iishing lndustry, and hoped before long io see fish, iroin this province. frozen or iced, sent to all parts oi Canada. lie had much :pleasure iii supporting the resolution. '
MR. BENJAMIN GALLANT' while
expressing his hope in the fishing In- dustry of this province thought that the `stoam trawler was the inoderi. way of fishing and doubtless the best. The Americans were building stean. truwlers and operating tlieni: Camaril- nns were following their example and while we In tl-’s4 province milxht ile- slre to protect -ur inshore fisheries hy prolilbltiiik 1': i use of steam trawl- i-rs he thought ll would -be a dlniciili iiiatier to effect such protection. lie woulrl suggest that the three-mile lim- it he extended by running it out to at least tive miles. _
MR. A. E. Mol.lAN also believed
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(Special to The Guardian)
i.ONDO.\'_ Ma-y 14.-The Italians
are landing large military forces at Sears and Sebenlco, on the coast of Diilmatln according to a. Renter des- patch i'i'<iin Belgrade, the Serbian capital. 'l‘he troops are being moved r-.astwnrd and ure fortiiying the ridges and passes. Seara. and Sebenico are ilear the centre ot’ the Dalmatiuii cou.-it and are between Fiumo anti Spa- liito. They are opposite the italian port of Anconn. The mountains to the east oi' the two ports are tho Din- :iric »\l`ps.
Objection Taken To
l’riest_Passeiiger
(Special to The Guardian)
I li.»\l.ll~`.\X, .\lay 14.-lleaterl artifi- Iiiieiits on irish iifi'nil's on board tlir- ltoyal George during her trip trol.- I.i\'erpool to this port caused ii iiurii- her oi' Canadian ofiicers'io tloiimiiil
'that ltr-v, iii-other Tlioinns A. ltliliil- ly, ut' Corlz, lrelanil. be iioi adniilt/-ii
'to Canada today when the ship tlorli- od.
I 'l‘l|r- oillccrs protested against i`ir.- illior' IInliilly's presence iii (‘anori.i and stiilcd that he reiidf-i'ed liliusi-ii` prix 1-rally obnoxious througlioilt thi- tri;-_ Un one oct-usioii they saId_ in tn.-
ilieat ut' an Aargiiment In the siiit.-kin: room, he announced that lie was .-o:n- ing to Cziiiiitla for the purpose oi spreading Sinn Fein doctrines 'iinoivr the Freiicli-Canadiaii people. 'I‘li1-_~' al.-io stated that he openly i'ei'\ise-tl V7
Vesiicct the custom associated witii . i
the singing oi the National Antlioiii.
ilrother Rahilly told the Canatlihii
| Press that he was coming to Canada lby way of the United States on edu- |ca_tional and private business, \ lie saitl that his business had noiIi_ -ing whatever to do with tho :=pi~i-an
,ot Sinn I-`ein ideas, llrother Italiiily 'suirivlie had fountietl schools in hloii- ltreal and olsewheiw- in (‘aiiatlt1 iii 11911 at the eziriiest request oi’ thi- l<‘reiicli-Canatliiiii population who felt that thi-re weiw- not sufficient facilitlv-s iii the coiiiitigi- for the teaching oi' tlicir t-hiltlreii in tho i~`i'eiicli langu- iaue. Ili- would visit these schools on iliis pr.-sent trip and it' he felt the ssiluntioii warranted II, would endeav- or to extend their sr-one and usel`i\l-
ll(\.~iS.
I .
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l o'i"r_\.\\'.t_ .\-my ia,»riir- iniinin -1 -i
|partinent has been advised that ther transport Celtic with 2.675 Canntliiin'
ltroops on board will arrive ut llalliiiu on or about May I5. Included in the tot-al are tell officers and 147 oth;-i
Sir l. W. Lowther
May Accept Post I Di U. S. Ambassador
War’s Heavy Cost
To the Dominions
(Special to The Guardian)
‘S"°°‘“' '° 7”' °““'“‘“"l i.o.\rno.\:, iiny 14.-in the i-louse
LONDON, May 14.-The Daily
of Commons, replying to Sir J. Nor-
Mirroiulearns on excellent authority tonuurimths, Colonel Amery, Under
that Sir James Lowther. Speaker oi’
Secretary for the Colonial Office,
ll li .. ‘ ' 1 W OM" "Y U""m°““' “"“m “mi stated thnt‘tlie approximate war ex-
be unwilling io accept the post oi
' penditure in ilir-. colonies were: Cmn-
B'"“"‘_"""""""‘”"°' L” "“ "“""'*|.itis; s1,r2t..ooo,ooo; _-tn.-maria, $1,- Stittes, iii silt-ces:-iioii to 1.ui'ri lieatli 455000 000, ,qew Zmmnd $377 850
“““:‘ _“f’“" "e"""` _""°"“'°'e_’j! ooo; soon. Ai'-i-it-ii, siis,ooo,ooo; New- # S 0 l flol ‘lin 5\])D0ll.li|\lflll ltvi roundhlnd,
made.) It would give iiiiiiieiist- sut- isfnctioii to the Aiiir-rican pt-opli-_ for Lowtlier possei-ist-s in an eiiiiiielit dc- groo all the 'qualities req`uiri-tl to make a great nnibassadoi; intellectu- al tli.~itiiictIoii_ diplomatic r-xpei~leiir-e and thc gill oi' cultivated orator_\'.
Subject Matter of I
The German Notes
(Special to The Guardian)
|’.»\ltlS_ .llay l~l_f’I`ho tlireo (lor-
iiiun iiotes tit-llvored to the tfouiicil of l<`oiir_ ihi- llavas Agent-y sa~_.'s_tlr-al with the following siibjects: The lirst_ the elif-ct of the peace terin.- up- on tlei'iiiany',< eroiioinlc situation-; the secotitl, with the iiianiicr in which Pri-siril-iii \\'ilson's points arf- appli- r-tl, wlili-li is pl'ule.~;tetl :igaiii.~'t_ uiid thi- third with thi- priiiciplf-s of ilu- |'t"D:iti.itioii dr-iiiaiids which are pro- tt-stc/il altliougli It is declarccl that Gt-.rniany is prepared _to subs(-i-ihe to llit-iii.
Germans to Send
_ Filth Note
l’,»\ItlS, May 'i4_--Eclio Ili- [’aris
states that (‘ouni Von i`trocli<lorft` ltaiit- zau is preparing ti f`it'tIi note to thr- Alles in ivhltili the German delegation opposes the decisions regarding' tht t-x-German rroloiiies by atlvanciiig sus- gostioiis tor the iiiternatioiinlizatioi. oi' thi- Atrioaii lfolonit-.i.
.».._.¥___._.?_._.
No Recognition
To Irish-Americans
(Special to The Guardian)
l.0.\'DON, May I4.-#lt was learned
last. night iii olllcial quai'ters that. Praiilt i‘_ Dunne and Mirliael F. Ryan, representatives`ot’ irish societies in the l'iiit<-il States. who have been visitiiig lluhliii aiiil otlir-r (_-'ities in lrr-laiitl_ \\'il| iioi bt- re<<i-ived by Pre- lilitfl' I-10:-'tl Gcurltt- on their return
to l’aris, nor will tlir-yy be accorded any oillt-lal or semi-official recognition \\'l:ntev0l'. I
GEN. ALLENBY
LEAVES SYRIA
RESTRICTIONS REMOVED ‘FOR 1'nAvELi.iNa wrri-i NORMAL TRAIN SERVICE.
(`AlRO, May 14.--Two things hp;-,g
indicate t.he way events are going. General Allenby has departed for sy. Fill iillti there has been a removal ot all restrictions on travel together with the resumption of normal train service in lower Egypt. Except in the canal zone where permits are always required Major General Sir I). 0, i;‘,. Stack has taeii charge as Sirdni' of
the Egyptian nrmy and as Governor General of the Sudan. `
Candidates Show
Result oi Secret Work in Contest
QUIET BUT PERSISTENT WORK-
ERS FOR OPPORTUNITY T0 WIN 0N_E OF THE SPLENDID PRIZES GIVEN AWAY BY THE GUARD- IAN DEMONSTRATE EFFICIEN- CY OF THEIR METHODS BY DE- POSITING LARGE BATCHE8 OF BALLOTS _
The iiuiiibi-r of votes deposit.-.d by
uanditliites for the free automobiles uiiil pluiios deiiioiistra.te_s`lliut in the contest there are mnny quiet but per- sistent workers who have been sc(
:ranks for the lialitnx dispersal area: lfoui- officers and sixty other ranks fo.-I ISI. Joliu; twciit-_.'-two other ra-nits for' |;\'louctnn; two oiilcors and 53 othf-rl ranks for Quebec; one officer and is 'other ranks for Charlottetown.
The transport Oriiiiila with 976 Cnii-
atliaii soldiers on hoard will probnhli-| dock at iialifax on May lli. Of tlie>-r~| twelve officers and 56 other ranks are' for tho llalifax dispersal area; Ii; other ranks for St. John; i3 ofllcersl and 20 other ranks for Moncton; four' other i-:inks for Charlottetown ani ; three other ranks i'or Quebec. - The Olympic carries 277 oillcoi.-_ 5,290 other ranks and li di-pentlenl.~ Slit- will dock at llnllfnx on or about
.Willy I5.
'ri-in wi~:.\'riiE1i. '
rnnrnnarons, i
| 'rim-:_ aioox. I-:'rr I
| ronorvro, inn- ir-,~rin» .incl
\\'llfln. _
_ The tide will -bo high this morning
at 10.26 and tomorrow at 10.59; lil will be high tonight in 11.44 and ro I morrow at 12. ,
Sun sets _this evening at 7.35 arid;
tomorrow st 7.36; it rises tomorrow; morning at 4.52 and Saturday at 4.51. _ Pull moon Wednesday Moy 14th nl
s.o1 a, m. ' '
First quarter moon Tliiirsdny May'
‘22nd nt 5.04 ri. ni.
.\ N NOUNOEMENTS.
(‘0MIN(il EVENTS. ‘
MEETINGS. ET(‘
°UMBRELLA8.-All umbrellas left
for repair from 1ul8 will be sold af- ter June lst, if not called for, in or- der to make room for otlii-rs. S. Doyle, i40 llillshoro St iii.
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ii'-‘-"T -L' /ll °":.L'-_ 11 if »/.-;- it . ff -. " 3' ~ ~' ' . -- ‘yi <* ~ ' " ' ' - “ ’“ - “ ` - "
` " ' "‘ F"‘ -,J -33. ur- H.-_ ._ ‘*’ ‘ r -» -'~ ' '
il
i -i.
retly testing their strength and tht- support they would he liable to rec- eive -bt-fore coming out in the open and de<‘laring_ tht-iiiselves as prize as- piraiits. They have dt-nionstrated tha'
STANDING OF
_ oisrni
Mr. Augustus Down . . . . . . . . ._ _ . _ , Miss Jean Finlayson ..._ _ ._ Mrs.W.J.Llsney_.... _ Miss Mildred Acorn _ . . _ _ Mr. Forest Stewart _ . . . . . _ ...
"_-’-- - ` '%T*<7€»'.-7' _-“gg
there is only one quality essential io .=:iiccess~persistency.
K“9DiIii: eternally at it seems to be
the solution to tho winning of the splendid prizes. A few candidates who iuairle rapid progress at the opening of Ulf <‘0l1tffSt. jumping' into the lead- inir positions in their districts, no lon- H0l` gl'-'e evidence of the strength that they at first displayed. it certainly is not becaiise they <'.'ii-inot ser-,ure the ballots. (‘iin it bo that they have iinderestiinatetl the voting power oi their sister slid hrotlier contestants? Perhaps they feel satisfied that their l1\‘<‘Sf‘I1l position is secure and will make no further el`I`ort until it is as- sailed.
The caiiitlidntes who believe they
have rowed tar in advance and bc- conie content with their work are likely to he swept hack down the stream by thc tide of votes `wl:iich their oppiients liave .=ei~ui-ed. Lying on orie's ears is not _t-t‘t'ort--‘its just drifting-and you cannot drift your
way to success iii this contest. CANDIDATES
CT NO. 1
_ _ . . . . . . . . . _ . ._ _ 70.000 _ _ _ . _ 69.575
31,043 5,887 2,350
Charlottetown Charlottetown Charlottetown Charlottotown Charlottetown
DISTRICT NO. 2
Miss Florrle Corbett . . . . . . . . . . ...AIberton _
Miss Eileen Conroy . . . . . . . . . . . . ..,
40.256 38.896
Tignish . . . _ _ . . . . . _ . . _ . .. _ _ _
DISTRICT N0. 3
Mr. T. Gordon ive: . _ _ . . . . . .._ Min Myrtle M. Phillips ... Mra. Arthur Green . . . . ._ . _ . , Mics Annie McDonald _ ,_ _ __ Miss Anna McCabe Misc Marry E. McPhee ... Misc Helen Howatt . . . . _ . . . . . _ ,.. Mila Pearl C Howatt _ . . . _ .._ Mr. lachiirlnh Buote . _ . . . . . . . . . ... Min Mary M. 0'Brlen _ . . _ . . .._ Mr. Harry S Cannon . . . . . . . . _ . . .._ Misc Lucille McNeill __ . . . . _ . . . . .._ Min Daley E. Vanidcratlne Mr. Frank F. Araenault Mr. Guy F. Holland .. . _. Mina Mary Kelly Mila Mary Ann Wedge ._ Mr. R. H.Ahbt`>tt.,..,. . . . _ . , . .._ Min Janie Gallant . _ ._ . . . , . . . .._ Mr. Roy T. Tanton . . . . . . . . _ . , . . .._ Mr. Fldele Araenault . . , . . . . _._
_ Montague _ _ _ _ .Tyne Valley _
.Bt.EIeanera . . . _ . _ _Rlch`mond, R. R. No. 1 . . . _ .._ _ Peters Ruird . . . . . _ . . _ _ _
.Tryon . . . . . _ ._
.St,Anna......
71,000 70,730 59,333 as.2'so 35.10; 44,950 33,375 34,034 34,183 14.026 12,111 8.351 8.209
.Abram'a Village . . . .._ _ _ _ 5585.*
. $316 5.867 5.245 5.118 2,055
.SL Eleanor: . . . . _ _ . . . . . . . 1,880 .Abrams Village . . . _ . . . . . . . . .._ 1.113
Central Bcdcque .__ ._ _ Little Pond _ . . __ _ _ ... Wellington Station _ _ _ ._ _ Hcatherdale , . . ... ... 0'Lcary . _ . . . _ . . . . _ . . . . . . . __ _ Scarletown . . . . . . . _ . _ _ _ __ Hunter River . . . . _ . _ . . ___ _ ._ Lauretta, Lot 3 . . . . . . . . . _ _ .._
Portage, R. R. _ . ._ _ St. Nicholas ._ _ . _ . M|Ip¢qua....,
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