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must take on a. new task.

_ With the clangor of

morning. The sound is signal to YOU--the reade

Bonds.

to lt.

This city will Ile sure

YOURS.

Monday at il a. m.!

on M°lli|\y °V°l'y msn and woman in this city

°' il- YW my think you are already doing your , shore. But Monday marks the change. ' ~ '

i whistles Csnada's Victory Loall Campaign to rsise A

$150,000,000, will be inaugurstexl at 9 o'clock Monday

then till December lst you may subscribe and per»

_ susde others to subscribe to Canade's Victory Loan

_This loan must' be-SHALL be a success. it

is YOUR losn and you and ell of us must subscribe

The mpdesty of your means will be no excuse for

failing to bay Victory Bonds. A very few dbiini-E down will secure you yours.

You may not have heard

bells and the shriek of

normerslv a noise hui il ~ is of this sailor. that from 4'

to do its duty. if YOU do

.-11-

_ r .i

front.

that he was on short leave to give some account of conditions as he had found them in England and at the front. lil July last his duties took

_ . css iiiiiii.iiiii.,.,ius_sili _

Two DAYS FROM 0 | BY MACPHA"-A ._.i.°.fa:.1'-.i.:i';:.'l:,";‘::.:; A' 'S' N

_ A 0 A 'le,l'ells of CouM Froni the Needs §i';l.§f'.;l.i‘tf:°§§‘{if;;l;l§§;§%li5

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and bombing them Forty Turkish

A 0' lndlhz luilvefy 0' “le Bays; suns woro osntuled says the British

~.. _ ollclal statement .which announced

tile Ottoman retreat. British and

\_. ~ i French naval -forces are cooperating i against the Turkish communications

Major Andrew Macphall. of the Ca- only hold th l th M dit _

_ nadian General Staff at the . froutf we can beat theliilTem)(’Ld?idc,;l|$|?:{§u£,u: “ons e 8 ermnean Wa" who is at present on short leave ini His information from s friend in the

. connection with the readjustmeut ofl W5, comic" wls to the effect that we

-the departments of the Hospitals' had at lat dl

Commission and Canadian Army Ser-' dealing with s!hcl»on`i:.Irial‘iiesa vvhifrllxiodwlgii

vice Corps, addressed a largely atten- entirely elfectl ,

ded meeting in the Union Committee now dependabigeonagl?tsli$iii\:h;h;'fx (C-lilldlsu Press Despatch) Rooms last evening on the conditions' cc-scary material which was not easy BRITNH MAKE SUCCESSFUL “Am t th f t. Hi d iampreasllvean and il:si:lri1l:;“i\';“ abil iiaolfedhat vvlfg were then "I this P081' DoND0N‘ N°v' 9"°A“ °m°m “tau”

. . _ Wore superior to the ment issued tode b the B itish W

with the actual conditions without enemy in organization in discipline Qfiicd ,gsm-dingymyiiiiar ldpdraii ar

i l ite d ith t ~ ' ` ' ' Y 0115 Teggsggrxzriig an-nf; _p(|’;|m:.?y "fa, Zggnielfl rxguxgiglggs' what W9 in France and Belgium -says. “We drew was ra ic in its C “' U qbemon made a successful raid -la.-lt night lo

d it hst iph t l t lllmpnl “ty for mel; of us to answer at tm” Par' ` the eastward of Haricourt Tllele

an e wa sccran o ea as-ticular unct ; _ ‘ _ing impression upon an who were p,|_ comumble légenazxn aiglby xllsolflbs war- nothing of speciahlliterest to reir vlleged.to hear lt. ' be liloired £0 suffer for lack of rein port'

Mr. John S. MacDonald presided .and iorcgmgnts? W h 7

briefly introduced the Major, referr- 120,000'mell. in Ehglazih :fe llhlgl ilrgtllld V (C=i\iliiloll Press D¢sP8\¢h)

, ing to the lntematiorlsl reputation he first didgg mem in France as first FRENCH TAKE PR|80NERS had earned in the world of letters and reserves 12,000 men The casualties “""' as a distinguish d officer in the Ca- suffered wer-~ l ` 1 PARIS. Nov. 9.-We carried out nadian Army Mfdlcal Corps at the steady drain Jolilcblhl-y fo}l'I::(i>s.w0li*ll tha wlth ’f"“°°s3 la” “ight 3 B“"""i",°

Summa our casualties were 15,000' attackllltilo Argonne and on the -left

M-.iinr lvlscphsll said that his intsn- st Vimv Ridge 14.000, in lmschg... book of lilo Mouffo lu lilo fosiou oi

tion was te give 9, sho" account of daele. he suppos:-:l they would be 18_ Avocourt wood and brought hack conditions at thc- front. lie never 000. and the result was that our fifth l’ris°“°"5' Bays today.” °mcml °°”"i had been a politician and was not.dll/|810!! had biiilll bl‘0\i0ll up to sup- m“bl°°"'i°“~

one now. but the crisis through which' lily the Wastage. With the reserves -------

we were passing was so great that'iil Dl‘6BBlll ill Sight Canada would be (Canadian PPMS D¢8P3i¢li)

he felt it incumbent upon him ilow|llbl0 £0 G8-l‘l‘y on only to February HUN5 HAVE NOT COUNTER AT'

' - P/is

10th and unless w_ had leinforce- TACKED ON SCHENDAELE ments that would be the and of Cana-_ » il 's participation in the war. Even CANADIAN HEADQUARTERS IN

eiiowing the selective 'draft system FRANCE, Nov. 9.-LONDON--Hindelr

" hlni to the Highlands of scotland .ina _io coins lnvo opemtion without do burs’s orders to his troops' to retake

what struck him mosi ine,-e was me lay, reinforcements could not be som Parachenilaele, ut all costs has not

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“_” - ~ to thi’ font i til » t ulted ill an enemy infantry

absence of men fiom the farms and Villages. There were only old men, women and children left to carry on

his return here he had visited some

~' l' n me. and thele would N0 V05 _ Y

he a period when our Canadian Army activity before Passchendaele. would be st ii standstill. 'rhnt should

tho uscessary work -it home. Since il" bo in ii democratic country like

Canada, where every man had a right .

VOTE OF CANDIDATES

parts of the country, and here too he was struck by the scarcity of young men on the farms. All, or nearly all,

who could be spared had gon- to the DP' . h

front. His friend, Major Mcllle, kepticelll 8~l1l0l‘lS 1-lleill 8b0\ll the D01lUCHl _

a record of the Island boys at the-l‘ilil19-ll0il» illld when it was decided icailildi-'lu Press Despatch) front and he had informed him that Ul°l”€ Would be 11 Union Government NEW YORK November 9'“S"‘ 3°

to be a soldier ns well as a citizen. The boys lat the front had faith that

we in Canada would not fail them, I

(A lause) Th_.e was lnuc con-

IN I S there was s list of over 4,000 ni them o slsh oi relief woui up from the me" were klbbd “'b°“ 8. .‘°“"’“ 'Y

at the front or in England waiting to fl`0ll¢- Tll0l‘H hsd been a gr:-.it deal building in Bi`°°k|Y“- Wblcb mb al*

' FF" _ be sent across. (Applause) » lil-|0f ilgilililon here over questions which "b°'meS bay “"8” °°“df'm“"d twebw

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All Should Look 0ver if Carefully for Their

favorites And Those. in Race Should

Renew ilfioris.

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Tile revised list of the candidates

in_the big prize campaign and their vote .standing will appear in Monday's issue of The Guardian. Be sure to

read gt over and see how you or your frien s stand in the interesting coul- petitlon for the splendid prizes which The-Gudrdlan is Siving away.

Tiievote figure which will appear

in that list will include only votes which will have been deposited in the ballot box in the campaign depart- ment up to Saturday night.

Votes received after that time will

be shown in the following publication of the list of candidates. vote stand- ing, which will appear Thursday, Nov. 15th. '-

By looking over the list you will

note that many votes have been cast 'sinoo the last vote standing was pubiiihed. 'lf your vote standing has not ohiinged. there is no one to blame but yourself.

Candidates are not restricted toi

any territory to obtain subscrlptions_ or backing from friends. Candidates may obtain subscriptions anywhere.| If your town or home section is not represented in the campaign, send in your application at once. There is still time to enter. .but be sure to get in at once, as nothing is gained by putting it off until tomorrow or the next dey. i

APPLICATION BLANKS.

Application blanks may be obtained

in the office- of the campaign depart- xne-nt or may be clipped from the an- nouncement which appearsin. The Guardian. Those blanks may be filled in with your name and address, and you can bring or _send that blank to the campaign department. When the ‘bleull reaches the campaign de- partment, your llama- will be entered 'in the list of candidates, and you will be supplied with subscription blanks and other forms and the necessary information so that you can make an aggressive campaign.

GONTESTAN~]'8.‘

There are so many prizes in this

cslnpsign that it hardly seems poss- ible for any candidate not to win onf;-` of them. Especially .by starting today there will be all the chance in the world for 'one to be the winner of the most valuable offer. -lf you do not win one of the prizes offered in this campaign and you remain ,active to the end of the campaign you will be awarded a ten per cell_t commission on the amount of money you have turned in on subscriptions.

l)on't delay n minute! Right now ir

your chance!

A VOTE STANDING OF (/‘ANl.)lll)A'l'ES.

FW" _ .V . DIS'l‘R1C'i‘ Miss Hattie Huestis

Miss Corinne Gallant

Mr. Gerald P. Bremner

Miss Viola Mullins Mrs. H; S. Hinton

l"’ 'Dl.~l'i‘ltlo'r

A. E. Jenkins Georgetown

Mrs. A. Culnmlngs Miss Beatrice Brown Miss Lillian Ingles - Mr. Gerald Murphy

_ _ ` DISTRICT

Mr. H. M. Brothers Mr. _Roland Buchanan Mr. Lloyd_Proude . Mr. R. H. Abbott

Mr. Daniel McLea.n Mr. Duncan Mclyean 'Mix Wm. M. Bennett Miss Stella Robbins Miss Sadie Egan _ Mr. Ira Fraser' . Mr. Charles E. Walker Mrs. Maurice White

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Sumluerslde Summerside

Ciiarlotietowll Cllarlottetown '

N0.1 _

' 20,844

19.149

T' 11,511

5,945 mugs

CIla_.l'lottvto\vn

' N 0. 2

°` 21,379

19,81 7 9,060 7,843 7 ,255

Mouiosuo Ajberton Kensington Kensington

No. 3

20,804 is.oe1 14,365 12,325 o,sso 9,644 is,sao _:soar 5,004. 5,000

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5.000

Beal' River Bradalbnne N. tvlltshlre

Malpeque

Murray River Cornwall i

Bradalbnne Central Bedeque Bonshaw

Port Borden

Caledonia

Rocky Point

="""" "" sEL1~:0'1‘ Yovlt CANDIDATE.

Select your favorite Ca

niliuntc. when ont out the

gnbsdfiption Blank on the inside of thispaper. Fill it nut.sn¢l_ send it direct oo. the campaign _Maoosor oi. tho

Chariottlltown Guardian and your Candidate will receive the vsteasn same. - If you are in ai-rears send that in. is li:*"iiiil“6uti¢lig u_n_-1__cnndl_dnu~_to the vom into ns nn his

-nn»lssnlisil_sc‘ _ _ ._ _ _ _

cluded in that list, of course. were boys who had enlisted in other ports of Canada. They in the army were greatly interested in the. present elec- tions as on the result of it depended the existence of the Canadian Army at thc- front. Unless the army was kept up to full strength. it could not do its work, it became helpless and had to be withdrawn from the firing line. He believed the people oi’ Canada would not deesri the boys at the front, but would sc-e to it that relu- forcements were sent to maintain it at its strength. (Applause) Many of them cculd go buick to three years ago

our gates. lf conscription was now necessary, lt was not- due tothe act of any one man or number of meal in Canada. lt was by the act of the enemy we were all conscrlpted_ Scime called it selective llraft, for his part he called it conscription which meant that all the men of tile' land wrcte down their names as being prep-:ireil to defend with their lives and all they possessed the country they loved. (Applause) In this great struggle

men and childreli that nien fought

conceived that our duty would lie'so heavy upon us in our owll generation. Yet the call had come, and the res- ponse had to be made, and was being made. A question frequently asked him since his retur nwas. "When do you think the war is going to end?"

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subject. and they had said: "At the end of two years‘t'rcm now we shall see a little more clearly than we do now." That was the farthest these

of affairs, such as the collapse on .lie part of the enemy, but he did not

our lives and property were at stake. our women and children were in dan-

chllracteristlcs and bearing of the , __ ,

New Zealanders, the Australians, 'IORONTO' Nm" 9"I"""‘h "°"‘h` Twenty Sixth, N. B. Battalion This

the Canadians, the Scotch. the irish, West to west wmds' mir and °°"|' is his third wound in action.

and last but not least thc- Fnglfsh who Gr. John Stewart Charlottet .

represented 10 per cent. of the men _The mme" t°"‘l’°"‘““"“ ‘"°°°"d°“ Through private laources it iziwrwils at the front and whose caiusualtles;5°"°'d“y was 34 d°5“’°‘_‘ °b°V°' A' lellrlled yesterday that Gr. John Ste- totalled 76 per cent.. sllowing that the 10. “' m" it was 34 °b9V°' M 9 l" "" wart of thc 98th Siege Buttery, son of

brunt of the fighting was borne by " W” 33 "b°"°' The ‘°‘”°*“ lm’ Pre' Mrs. D. Stewart 183 Prince St. had

them. l-le dw-;~lt at some length on "ous "ight was 32 °b°"”' been slightly wounded and is now ln _ . ,,.ANTs

th ir ii *_* ~ ’ ' . . _ -Mi»-°iff-‘ii-i'l°5“‘i=1‘ifii‘-i‘ill ...rs.is-:..:::1,.a>°.:1:,~‘;.'l::.urlsi‘i“'<ii"-ii “iff-'ifii li--'2‘“--‘1~'»‘i~‘“ii Tb'°“‘ "f r.zr..r“;zs: “°"°'~ °'isi'i.i°s » -

bertson and to the te timonle f the ' ' ‘ fl ' . t l .i d *_ ° P ' ‘ ,

Germans themselve-s,s-that th; °Cana- “t 3'57 a“d M°“d°y at 5'o2‘ ,inc on “M repor el yes er M -

disn._ln-igades were considered among: 5; 7313; ‘€{“°"°w M 8'” “nd M°“`i W E 0 ` ---7"' genera) hW"'°r* ` -- 3:ath'.l,n?:;n;l_nd ips: $52. :;:g:.l,r°c;t;l(:‘ 'ilhe sun sets this afternoon at 4.56; 4 AMERICAN FIELD HEADQUAH_ quired. Apply af, -A = * ' ,ii the organization ef the Germans and "°“‘°_"`°“' M "55 md M°“d“Y “_ In Unlted 'rpms iN FRANCE Nov s_..0ne- di' ' sL§§Q~,\‘_~ 5 the splendid work accomplished by 554' H "9" `t°m°"°w mornin! nt. , _ - ' ' f ;‘: ' .` ' ` `

'bm' ‘“'~°"‘¥°"* D°P°i‘li1l°ll_¢- llldl7'l0' Mom” at 7'” ‘nd Tuesdayi A cent German trench raid had his Breedfnl C6 `a ' . ` " "

the soldiers at the front did not con vfilrs uso us uussfs- collapsed yoslsr corn .themselves about, but they day. Five bodies have been recovered hoped the Canadians at home would bl' biifmell “'b° bbmed in il me f°l' get toggghei- and join hands in sul) lowing tll;- explosion of all ammonia por; of the Union (;°vemme,,t_ just tank in the basement of the building ng iiie Union Goya,-“mem had joined when the crash occurred. Heavy ma- lidnds id suppgri ,the boys at the chinery stored on the top iiool' is he- i'r0i-it_ (Appi,mBe_) The Major men lleved to have caused the collapse.

proceeded to give a most interesting

account of the work of tile- Canadians _ `

at the front during the past three

years. and idsscrlbed the changes and '

reforms lnadministration which had \

been brought about in London. and concluded by remarking that the Mi- litary Service Act would have the ef- --"' ` feet of providing from the industrial Othgl' |5|(|||||3|'3 wmllidad

slid recall the entliusiasin and deterln-i lnnilon-with which they then sei forth Centres oi Coiuuis suiilclent men to - ___ _ l to provide battalions for thc- front. enable me Dfesfilll srmy at the front ¢apt_ John iiensiey gummeraidg, i¢i|i.i Everyone of them desired to have al £0 "Curry on." ed iri action.

strong force to repei the enemy at He dill no] think tllat it would ci- ____.__

rect m alll/ °°“5ide"°'bl~‘ extent the Mir. Cliarles Hensley, Mali.-il;cl', iii' labour supply ln this Dl“0Vll'l°@ as UW the Canadian Bank of (Joilllucrce ul rum' Dupulatmn had- 'Ur the most Summerside received the sail woril part' already °°“trib“l°d its quota- yesterday that his only son. Uxiiituill (Apblausm) ' John llmlsley, hail been killei. in :lvl- On me ""*’u°n of Mr* U- Nlchblllbbi ir.il on tlclallcr Zloth. (‘.ll_ptillll liellsloy svcondeil hy Mr' A' Mamni fl h‘“"_`t-l' thou ll stiidont at Mount Allison, cn/ vote of thanks was accorded Msiol' uBm(| as a'p,.ivme two years “go with Mlwphail mr his instrucuvc “dd"eS5~ the 85th Battalion, N. S. llighls.lidcl".

of whicll Col. Borden, Prillclpal of the

" _ ii-’*& Academy was the officer conimnndllliz

Two days before leaving for over-

l t lto tll ranl ol

P seas le was proluo ei u l ` J Lieutenant and at thc battle of Lelri

1 i""f"‘|

Eel". alld ss H103' know in all the great was promoted on the field to al cap- W&l‘s Of |l|5l0l'Y li Wlls fUl‘ their W0” . _ taincy. lie was -only ilintoell yearn

Up tu Sm “clock ‘Mt "ight lmgm' of nge at thc tlllle of his dontll unil.

and died There had never been any "ar W' W~ S"““l°y' had received d“" as his military record shows, he was

d. ‘ tion about what our dui wus “"3 tb” “Y 3 "°l"""“ ff” m“"“"l’ S”-" it man sinl- n soldier. fulfilling in ev-

ecup y in this crisis, though none- of us can- VIC” and 189 “hum” f°" °x°m|’u°"' ery way the splendid `pl'onlise -cf his

The tom' t°. dau’ '”'_"P°"“ fo" *"6" boyhood and he was ll rn-ost loveable vlce_258. claims for exelnptiun.l.'1(>5. "boy and n devel, Etudgnt with H0 uU"_Ilik°_.:\heuCa"a;H““ l”;°n2;’d tra' lnany thousands of others he gave Plf-`;u"‘““*{‘ °’ 3" °,_A'§25_?B€? °“‘:- _,(2 his lim inf nn liicni rind liisii n glor- " um "(’l‘i'°ld ‘iv I ' ' “mb '_ fous death-ll nlelanchbily consolaticll :’E)CnH°2;_h ;;s,?_;no:_ts°_ tum” H” `S°'“` to the father, mother and sister who Al____Fn for general service mollrn fol sn only son sllil biothe.

and his answer was No msn knows- " I . _ 5 -_ in their sorrow they have inn hssii He had spoken to two .lncn who worc` ‘ 'I _'UL for Sammi “HVRG “HN felt ilylllllolliv of H host of frlouils-

msmbers of the Wai- Council on tlie` Short t"a"l'”5‘ `

lox;I`Itll;ilz;f1gf°r gemml Sewlu' an" Gr. Gordon Arblng Bummcrslde. `

ungléllygfg/toafr';r general smvme bm' Word was rccclvcii ill Hilllllllcrsiilil

B_I;_Gm_ris0n service abroad yesterday that Gunner (,orilol; Aix)-

men ill the War Council would go, ‘ ing formel'lyof' the Zlid. Sioi.,o I nt l~i-_\' and they, would agree with him that B'u'I".‘h°r abroad' _ -hail boon slightly wollndcfi. (1.'r(il-ii it was a little vague. There might Blllfbedentary work uhmad' (Swifty) was il still moiiilicl' of till- he changes ill the situation in tile B,`l"(’“"ls°n service at Mme' Crystal Hockey tcnnl and his liiilizy interval which mlizllt alt;-r the nhl,-ct (;'""b“"°' “l b°'"‘*- irlcnrin will honc for his .spnnily rt-

K.-ll-l-Sedentary work ut honi<_~_ covmy There is a possibility, however, that ' \ `

believe it himself. for the accounts of- th” “b°"° clasms' Wm he “h““g°‘l Lieutenant Bradford Beer, oummsr.

into three straight classelr-

the enemy bein~» _in sore` straits '. . ' side. W6l`€ “Will V9l`yd mldlesdlllli- 'Phd Imp" n;r_g?“°ml §°W'ce‘ Among the l'-ec-clit cilsulilllivs ic- mcst discouraging sight he had seen "`“Fn 0' `“’°_r' portcil is tlini of Lt. Brndforil floor. was the iluniher of well-clothed, well- ‘m_F" mr iedmtary WMI" soil of Mr. and Mrs. li. ll. Boer, Sillir nourishcil, physically fit German pri- “"*_`l°_°”`“ ,melside it is gratifying to know soners who were brought in. it M|l\li‘dl |-"‘""@"* °Ul'¢l ilil‘l°¢|" °°W* that his injuries arc slight ii:-l llc ro-3 showed.tliat the Germans were not by ' nlallleil on duty.

any m-;~.lns nt the end of their rs- _._______...___ sources as they were sometimes led --'iffy Private Glorus Gallant, Summer- to believe by reports in the papers. THE \VEATHER` side. _ The Major then gave an account of ' Mr. Eli Gallant received word :i the dlffelbnl lillilil l`0PF€'39llUilB lll€` TEMPERATURE# day or two ago informing llllll flint various parts of the Empire at the _ _ r ills son Glorui-i was wouildell. Nr. front. describing and comparing the TIDE MOON’ LTC' partlculal-ies were given. Gloriis is -1

member of the famous ll`lf;litlll»:

.lr

\ _'<~. ,

Fanatical Radicals lu Northern Russian

Pefroiirail. `

NIKOLAI LENINE LEADS REVOLT

(Canadian Press Despatch)

LONDON, November 9.-Petrograll

again is in turmoil. The provisional government has been thrown out of .power ily the extreme radicals, head- .ed by Nikolai Lenille. Premier Ker- ‘ensky has fled from the capital. se- veral of his ministers have been placed under arrest. and the winter palace, the seat of the government. has been bombarded by tllegulls of the cruiser Aurora and of tht- St. Peter and St. Paul fortress and forc- fcd to cspitulato to the revolutiolllsts,

To eTOP ssooosuso. I

` (Canadian Press Despatch) A congress of. the wcrkmell'rl and

soldiers’ delegates of all Russia has cfonvenod in Pe-trograd and will dis- cuss the questions of organization of power. peace und war and the forma- tion of u constituent assembly. -A delegation has been named by tlic congress to confer witll other revolu- tionary and delnocratic organizations \vitll u view to initiating peace nego- tiations t'or the purpose of "tukingi steps to stop the bloodslle:-d."~ BOMBARDED THE -WINTER PA- LACE.

As yet the details of the disorders

which follow the assumption of po- wer by the rallicil element are fines-\ gre, bilt it is known that from its moorings in the Neva, the cruiser Au- rora fired shrapnel und solid shot ngaillst the winter palace for four hours, with the gulls of the great for- tress and machine uns stationed ln

li'ell`lalnder'of ilussls Supporting

.folded Maximilllsls and _-Nisrclllllii

'T' 1

` _ ~~ . _ F*

Control oi

'.irll'iy" Shih ‘

vssneisonrs i=iiols.»_<iloNs'rA`g'r

Annivs. A1' persons Vo

LONDON, Nov. 9.-Several trans- `

portr. ‘ from Kronstsdt arriveii 'fn Pstrograd on Wednesday- sailors who previously had sided with the provisional government., says I. despatch to the Daily News from Polrosrad. The correspondent gives the-following extract, from Nicolli Leninels address to the Council of Workiuen‘s and' Soldier’s Delegaitedvn Wednesday. “The second revolution has been accomplished. Wd shall offer si peace acceptable to the pro-

seclet treaties. take over all land and

accomplishment of the third' sera-l revolutlon." _ . , :___

(Canadian Press Despatch) __ LONDON. Nov. 9.-Russia is hack-

agaiil where she was last March. Bolslievlki fanatics. extreme radicals

letarlat of all countries. publish ull .1

establish the control of workmen over ‘ lndustry. the consequences will bet e i

rid,-;

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, ..._...

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who bllrn at once to make the`w0rld a brotherhood. who are set against all wars, who believe in uttsrmost. democracy, today seemed to control all of Peirograd, the capital. Pre- mier Kerehsky and what remains of the machinery of the Provisional Government apparently still has sup-

port cf the remainder of Russia.

SOLDIER‘8 AND WOFiKMEN’8 DIL# EGATES APPEAL T0 ARMY.

(Canadian Press Despatch)

PETROGRAD, Nov. 9.- The (Ion-

gress of Soldiers' and Workmen's d e nies toda s. ealed to the Rus-

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front of the palace kc-eping in accord with the s»llv_os from the warship.- Desultory fighting also took placeut various points inside the city. the re- volutionaries capturing vantage points :llong the Nevlsky prospect and various bridges over the Nevo. lt is ossible that the casualties

took precautions to warll the people

WH-EREABOUTS QF KERENSKY

Reports as to the -wherc-_lbouts of

Kerensky are various. some of tllem

issy that he has sought safety in Mos- cow. wllile others assert that he has lgone to the fl'ollt.~ln- an endeavor to obtain thc- backing ol' _the troops to forestall a debacle of his govern- vernment. _Cossuck regiments are declared to have announced their reu- dilless to support whole-hearteiily tha: goverlliment on conclitioll that no coin-

made.

to seek refuge in their homes. I

promise with the rcvolutlonisls ls’

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sian army to stand firm and to pro- tc-ct the revolution against imperial- ~ istic attempts until the new govern- ment had obtained a democratic peace. Confirmation has 'been obtain- ed that the former ministers of the

: Provisional government who were er-

ii - rc.-ated b the Milita Revolutionary

among the citizenry were slight us' the wol'kmell’s -ind soldiers' delegates]

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Committee have been incarcerated in the fortress of St. Peter and St. Paul. Tile Cabinet Ministers placed under arrest were Minister of Trade and lndustr_v, Konovaloff; Minister of Public Welfare. Klsmln; Minister of Foreign Affairs, Terestechenko; Mi- - nister of Justice, Malyantovitcll and

Minister of the interior Nikltln.

PREMIER KERENSKY ARRESTED?

(Canadian Press Despatch) _

AMSTERDAM, Nov. 9.-The Rliein-

ische-'Weqtfslische Zeftung of Essen. ‘Germany publishes e -Siasckholm des- ipatch saying that Premier Kerensky hns been ai'rested‘. A telegram reach- iing Amsterdam from a Gernlan source says the Russian army on the

:Northern frollt has joined the Maxi-

mslisls anll is marching on Petro- gruil. '

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ENE

A New Loader Appoi General Gardoua Military Council .lu

E-RITISH AND FRENCH TROOPS

'SUPPORT ITALIANS

IALIAN MILITARY ZONE.-Nov_

8.-‘Both British lind Frclicli troop: are going toward the l`rolil_ Thi- l<‘rencli und British representative. who have come to italy had ii coli- ference of two hours today with liinp, Victor Emnizlnunl. The military measules called i`or by' the pres.e'ril situation were discussed in active and cordial collaboration. On leaving the: King the party visited the Freii-.-ii slid British troops. going towards the front.

` (Canadian Press Despatch) ROME, Nov. 9.--Tile Italians ar;

still holding back the Austro-Germans by rear guiirll actions, while the main body of troops is establishing it- self on the positions chosen for thc resistance. says tolla_v's official state ment.

BERLIN REPORT. (Canadian Press Dsapatciil

BERLIN. Nov. 9.-The Austro»Ger-

man forces in northern italy overco- ming the l'esistaii(-_c ci' tile italian roar guards are illlvanicillg toward the Piave River. the War Office announc- ed.

rmans Cut

LDING _

MY IN CHECK

sled by italian Army. Given l’laci>,___ ill Allied _ si t'realeil.‘ ‘

(Canadian Press Despatch) |

i ARMY.

New. i_sAoEiseHlP Fon iTALlAN

(Canadian Press Despatch)

l'f‘Al.lAN ARMY l~iEA-D,_QUART-

ERS, Nov. 9.-The conference of Bri- tish. l<‘rL~llcli and italian representa- tives has resulted in the creation of tl periiiullcllt filter-allied military coun- tnlttec. New leadership for the Ita- -lian arniy has been provided. Go~ iiieral Cndorns who has been in su- preme command of the italian army since the beginning of the Wur. his , been given il place on the newcom- mittee.

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