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tion andtoSuprtWil ’D¢| ° Th j Was Not Basedpoll Aggrzgslliin. e mmm at war
` (Special to the Guardian) PARIS, Dec. 19.~/The American
delegates _to the ipeace' con-gress have resolved to advocate the sinking of the surrendered enemy warships and reglstany l>l'UPOiiltlon to distribute them on the basis of naval losses.
in close touch with the American representatives who, it is added, feel that such action would result in avoiding contention and materially support President Wilson's declarat- ion that the war wssnot based on aggression or the acquisition of pro-
announcement is made by those
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party.
DEFINIT E ACTION
I, T0
SAVE RUSSIA
Need of Allied Military Undertaking to Restore Order in Tortured Russia, Now Recognized in England.
(Special to the Guardian) I
-LONDON Dec 19 -Public atten-I
paign at Dundee maintained that England could not desert her friends
(Special to the Guardian)
OTTAWA, Dec. 19.-S_olno 300
ships were constructed in Canada for registry during the period oi' the war to the end of November. Of this num- ber 199 were sailing vessels, aggre- gating 44,135, gross tons and 160
weresteuinships totalling 69.612 tons. In additions 22 ships were built through the -|m'perl'al Munltlons Board for the British Government. Ol' this number there were 15 each of 1,440 net tons and seven each of 2,600 net (tons. _
They infer from Utteranees
.IUGO _SLAVS SUSPECT P
ITALIAN INTENTIONS
oi Orlando That Italy~Pur-
-poses Driving Them irom East Coast oi Adriatic.
, ._ .
tion here has suddenly swung' around Ain Russia as without -her protection to Russia and the dhnce of the Al- they “would Bei- their throat-S out by
iles being obliged to undertake mill-_tile Bolsheviks wllo hated them like tary operations to restore order in »poison.*' lioiweverl tomorrow the that much tortured land. So far there _'Chronicle will publish an article from has been no authoritative statement_a special correspondent whlchsug- on the matter although Winston gests that some definite decision may Churchill during ,hls_ election cam~ be reached in theneur future.
Special to the Guardian the difficulties to be surnlountetl will
` increase rather tllull diminish." 'I`llc
PARS, Dec. 19.-The frame of Jugo-Slavs. quick to scent danger to
mind of the Jugo Slav rcpresentati- their own aspirations, read in this veil in Paris is daily 'becoming more statement thc pul'posc oi’ Italy to disturbed. They find fresh cause for use force if necessary to drive the alarm in Premier 0l'lando's speech in Slavs from the territory' on the east Rome as printed in Paris today.'coast of the Adriatic which hoth
“They must demobilize and we lni1st:countries,u.l~o claiming us ii rcwaird keep all our wal' material intact, iorifor their respective ports ill thc war.
ine New ATLANTIC -ciiite iiuiineeiienis
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lsICinidleil1Ceatrol.Jeopaldized by New Arrangement? ° Question oi Vital Importance to Canada'
" (epniei is ii.. cousin) . LONDON, Deo. 19.-One 'question
under immediate attention is Cansda’s 'position under the new Atlantic cable arrangements. is -Canada control of; ceibles really Jeupsrdlzed? The bs- lief here is that some mlsaipprehen- sion exiists ih Canada on this vital 'mo_lilt. The facts are being authorita- uveiy elicited ii-om the Canadian ministers with a view to decide on what stocks are requires to be ta-ks.. by the British. Canadian and Austra- lian governments. Another matter be- fore the Cendddlil ministers is the .pro- posal to hold all-Empire Press Com- fsrence in Canada in July or August, _ 1919. _
The Canadian invitation for the cou-
ferenco held in Wlinnipeg in'1915 was. accepted by the British newspapers before the war. Now the Australian
government urges an empire press conference to be held in Australia in
1919 but at th meeting today the`
Empire Press Union newspaper pro- prietors associstion decided the Can- adian invitstion has priority if Can- adians so desire. » `
Premier Borden strongly urges
Ci1nada‘s claim. The question on which the Canadian claim will -be based for the conference rests naturally with
Canada.
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Gernin Government
las _Resigned
(Special 1‘l'1'i\e Guardian)
YARDS. Dec. 19.-The German gov-
ernment headed 'by Frederick Ebflfl 'resigned' on Thursday, according t_o a
dfqgziitch received at Zurich. f\‘°|1\ ~9tu tgart, says the .lournal’s corres- Wildent.. ’ _
W go Presiieli
' _fisiiieiaiieifiie-ou|rale_nl _ I noiipowtoon. ~ li.-Klux' _G9°r¢°~ it ode snnoun`ded,fNId9¥.` cancelled '-119 lnsaeemeuie 'wiiieliprovlssa that he sliollld ge to Bani§'li'l`g‘lial'aY'l’i1'l~aee for Christmas, and hevfill remain in -London iup_t_ead to weloolnih President Wilson-
_-ANNOUNU ENTS» __
COMING., VENTS. _
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Casualties From
German Air Raids
_ln_City of Paris
(special to the Guardian)
PARLIS, Doc. 19.--Figures are new
made ipublic for the ilrts time regard- ing the number of persons killed during German air raids and by long range cannon. These statistics relate to the city of Paris only and not to the suburbs. in 1914 45 bombs were drov- .pod; in 1915 70 bombs, 62 of them in March; 20 on the -city. ln -1916 the en- emy employed 61 bombs against i-‘a_l'ls, and in_1917. 11. D\1i‘ii1‘8 l-he last.-ten months oi'_the_war._tbere were -1,211 cusuiiltiss from soo bombs: -uin- planes anil zenllvlliil dl`°iiP°d 325 bombs on August 6, killing two _P°\" sons and iniurlns 393i the |00! ful* anno., mea 168 shells into Paris killing 196 and wounding 417. LIB! Good Friday more than 100 persons were killed.
Air Plane Service I
For i‘e_a_i;__e Conference
(gpselai to the Guardilfil _
5 n.w'W. .rs are planning is smbnsii s rim- isi sirpiuus in-vipe_wi1i°\1 'lil <=lI'f!
tri; in the esusiii-eii"|_‘»i1_\ear__ oyeilmiif news or ins--ness -53°?
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Paris to London twice a ill! 0 sriim. are estsisiisnins \ owl Nf- eaii in Perle while the French will _M ,M ,M .organisation they oi*
in ins wer.
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BERLIN NOW
(bpecial to tile Guardian)
Bil1RiIJI1N, Dec. 19.-For five days
tho city has been iilling with troops
fully armed. They returned from the front in no mood to trifle with the Bolshovliti. With this support Herr
iittep
WITH RETURNED MEN
German Soldiers in no Mood to Triile With Bolshevilii
Will Assist Ebert in Establishing Stable Government.
Ebert has/been able to take a clear sible meeting of a constituent assem- bly which shall establish 11 ical dem- ocracy based on the rule of the maj- ority. , position in favor oi the earliest pos-
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Five liru p_Directors
lllilve Been Arrested
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(!peclal to the Guardian) I
AMSTERDAM. Dec. 19. via llavro.--
Three of the principal directors of the Krupp munitions board al Essen, in- cluding Dr. Brsnsend inventor of the ‘Big Berthas,” have been arrested by the revolutrionary committee in that 'city sccoring to a despatch received here.
President Wilson Coniers With Premier Clemenceau
_.__-.__
(lpeolal to the Guardian)
PAiItl'B, Dec. 19.-President Wilson
and Premier Clemeceae held an lm- rportant conference at the Mnrat Palace thismorning. it is believed a closer understanding between France and the Uilitod States regardinB de- tslls`oi the peace conference will be rcschod. _ _
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TIDE, MOON. ETC.
.
TORONTO. Dec. 20th.--Fair and
cold. ' ` -
Tide will be high this afternoon at
1.05 and tomorrow at 1.4.8; tomorrow morning at 12 and Saturday -ut 12.13.
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Danish Legation
Leaves Petrograd
(Special To ‘the Guardian)
WASHINGTON. Doc. 19.- The
Danish Minister at Petrograii has left the city iiccompanl-ed by the military .personnel of 'ills legwtion and is re- turning to Denmark. according to ad- vices received today at the state de- prtment. His departure follows that of the Norwelgian legatlon staff from Petrograd.
Soldiers and Workmen
_ Have llot Time
(special tothe Guardian)
BERLIN, Dec. 19.-lndl-cations nf
the feeling prevailing in the Congress of Soldiers and Workmen's Council was given at the session yesterday forenoon when scenes followed an at- tack on Premier Ebert -by George Ledeur, a radical and leader of lndslpeudent Socialists. Lcdour accused him oi’ furthering count- er revolutionary plans and called him a. shameful smirch on the government.
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Silkilll 0f _cillmfed Ships Ailvocated to Avoid Conten- 199 Sailing Vessels -and 160 Steamships lor Canadian A Devoted 'Follower Express
Registry, Besides _22 Ships for lmperiil Great Aim is to Resig
Munitions Board. ' Been Mentioned of Prob
(Special To The Guardian)
TORONTO, Dec. 19.-“What sig-
nificance is to be zittaclled to Sir Wilfrid’s present visit as it synchron- izes with the convention of the Uni- ted l-‘nrmers of Ontarion". was risked of ii devoted party lnan who is close in the confidence of his chief. “I don't believe the-re is any." he replied with apparent franltness. "l don't think Sir -Wilfrid gave the Farmers' Conven- tion a_ thought in any political con- nection. lf he so much as remember- od that it would be in progress here now.
“Wlhat then is the business that
LAURIER
TS TO RESIGN
es Opinion That Sir Wiliiid’s
n Leadership. Names Have able Successors.
`,brlngs Sir Wilfrid here new " was next asked. “As a straight forward mother of* fact," was the reply. “He is increasingly _anxious to resign the party leadership and i understand is discussing that matter with ills friends."
"Has he suggested someone am
eng his followers as his successor?" was asked, and if so would his nom lnce be accepted -by the -party?"
"Names have been mehtioned," was
the rc,-ply, "and an expression -by Sir Wilfrid of at preference in this con- nection 'would naturally be n long 'stop in that party’s favor."
REMOVAL OF 1' FROM
Trade With England in Can
by Removal oi Th
(Special to the Guardian)
U'1"l‘A\\'_-\. lieu. l!i.~-(illlviiilii lil'
the t'rl1it brancli nl' thc ilcpmliiiolii of agriculture predict that thc dellniic 'l'einovs.l of the three years embargo oil the importation of apples into Great. Britain is going to bc li fine thing -for Canadian apple growers.
3
EMBARGO APPLE TRADE
dian Apples Greatly Increased ree Years Embargo.
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"‘hr- rvliloviil of the cinlilwgo hair
hull itil iiilllicllilito cilccl. ill Nova ‘Sl-utia whcrc -there arc approxlnliite ly 200.000 brrels of apples still in 'cold storage. These can be readily 'exported to Great Britain even li' the Iilu-filltity of space available ill lndivld» Imil stcainships ls limited.
EPIDEMIC’S R
IN P
i5,l00 Orphans Created
(Special To The Guardian)
IIARRISBU-RG, Pa.. Dec] ill.--The
Slate Health Department announced today that in 'the neighborhood of 45.0000 orphans were created during thc recent influenza epidemic and
AVAGES ’
ENNSYLVANIA
_ii-_
ani iHnge Death Toll Still
Being Exacteit New Outbreak Reported.
ltlutt the death toll -being taken in cer- _tiiin sections of the state is daily add- ing to the list.. Reports of new out- breaks of the disease were received yesterday by the department from
ISLAND OFFICE
Lieut. Ray Mallett, was one oi Ed-
monton's costly gifts to the war. lie was born in Prince Edward Island,
but while _yet a. child came with his pai-ents, Mr. and Mrs. Chester_Mallett to Edmonton, Alta. He had completed his school course at Victoria High Bcllool in that city, and while there was for two years Captain of the 'Cadet Corps. At the outbreak of the war he enlisted in the loin. suiiul- llon, soon became sergeant and spent a year as instructor. On crossing to England he transferred to the Flying Corps, and completed a term at Ox- ford.
No, cleaner, brighter or more physi-
cally iit boy over donned thc colors of the King. lie grew iw ln thc Sun- day school. At Albany Avenue Church
plo's departments.
B GIVES HIS Ll
ho was active in all the young poo-
Jllly 16th, 1918, was the fatal day.
several counties.
W-lille giving an exhibition flight ill England an accident happened and Ray was killed. 'His parents have re- ceived many letters from the oillcials -of the army and from civilians too, of the Old Land. bearing tribute to his character.'l’he only other son is Sergt. Marshall Maiiett. who expects soon to leave for overseas. A largely attended memorial service was held in the Albany Avenue Meth- odlst Church. Edmonton, conducted .by ltev. W. A. Lewis of McLeod and assisted -by ltev. P. -Morecomb pas- tor of the church. It is still true as in `the days of israel. "Coil asks lille best."
(Tho above is taken from the
Christian Guardian, Toronto. Lleut. Ray Mallett 'was a nephew of Mrs. L. -M. Mallet, Charlottetown. He is an- -other gallant island officer to give his'life for his country.l
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have nnohled heroism. and exalted ri notion. »
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Esthonian Province
Under Eutente Powers
(Special to The Guardian)
1.oN1>oN, pee. 19.-'rue lirsiiionien
provincial government controlling the territory covered by the former Baltic provinces of Esthonia has placed the republic under the common .protection of Entente powers pending the deer sion of the peace conference, ~
Friction-Betweeii~ `_
Anil Llilild-_ ` rgt?
_ (Special to the Guardleii)
IJONDON, D00. 19.»4It il' 'b0lfOV"‘l
here that relations are btildlhell bb- tween Marshal Haig and Mr. lilo!!! George since the Paris conference. The Prime Minister claim! ills elidlt for securing unity of bdiilillillil but il. is states in military eil-else this ,vias due to I-lalg’s original auggldtioll lil eifaclng himself and _odhfiilg to ‘pipes his services at Foch's disposal. Furth- er friction is -believed sue to tile"-iritis holding of Halg'e lisplwli ‘Q05- ing with me oefmau -oiieadin and its retium to bill/101' llte\‘ltil$\\» or omission of oirtain -ptdllgd, admitted in the commons. 'rise de- riiann probably will be -niece nit- still- ' llcstiou oi, the lull-despatch is one course. ‘ ~ - - .-
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