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-ST. JOHNS. Niid., 'Maron as

_.Keen interest is developing in the pr°i°°lAd trans-Atlantic aerial nicht from' this country. At present preparations are in progress for three compet- ing machines to stsrt Icom 5;.

' Joh.n's and vicinity within the

next two or three weeks. it ir also oipootea that me son- stadt flight if undertaken will

` start from here on the last lap

or the trans-Atlantic joumey.

Canadian Ministers ln Belgium

PARIS, Mnrch 26.-The Canadian Ministers attending the peace con- ference paid a flying trip to the Can- ndian corps headquarters in Belgium, On the following morning they vis. ited Louvnin after which they nt, iendsd the sports 0! the Canadian wi-ps in Brussels. At the conclus- ion of the sports Sir. Robert Borden distributed ilio prizes. lion C. J. Doherty, Minister of Justlce_ during the afternooni went to Malines and called upon Cardinal Mercier. Cardin- ul Mt-.rclor fffétltly appreciated the visit and informed the Minister of Justice that he intends shortly to visit the United States and Canada,

in wc trys lil itigiii

wiNNii=i'~:c, Msrcn zo.-Mr. vias-

izty, who declared himself :t repre~ rentaiiv.-_ of the Ukrainian citizen., League, had a rough time of it in Benusjour, Man., monday night when he called rl meeting ot citizens. He declared he was seeking money to send u Canadian Ukrainian delegate to the peace conference. Citizens then took charge of the meetlng.°He was escorted to the station by it dep- utatioii which stopped every fifteen inet to make hlin kiss the Union Jack and repeat that he was it loyal citiz- en of Canada. He was put on the Winnipeg train and told not to return.

Boishevikism Spreading

in .Black Sea District

NEW YORK Mar. 25.-The Bol-

shevlkl invasion of the Ukraine. has resulted in .pogroms in which thou- sands of Jews were massacred, 5.000 being killed oi- wounded in Proskurov, according to cable messages from the oo-penha.gen,Zionist 'bnreaumade pubic here to-night by the Zionist of Amer- icu. iiilndreds of Jews were killed in Herdlchev, Zhitomir and other places.

ssld_the_inessage, which declared ‘lie pogroiils were instigated by Polish untl-Semitcs.

TH E NVEATIIER,

'I‘E1\Il’ERA'I‘URE_,

TIDE, BIOON, ETC.

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roitozsro, -Maron 21.-Moderate

winds; frlir.

The tide will lit- high this morning

at 7.28 and tomorrow lit 8.14; it will bo high this evening ut 6,34 and to- morrow nt 7_50_ First quarter of moon Monday March 24th.

\'f.~w moon Monday, Mar-:li 31st.

icounisusiiii sirciiisy

Mns»6 °wANr:o.- A MAN ro wonx on farm. Apply to Harry Essory, Union sooo. mos-zsiiisipti To LET *riiiiis uuruimisneo Rooms.. Apply 236. Grafton St.

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*iw

‘*'*->_-_- Will the party wllo picked up the suit in Kensington March 19th, return nt once to Bowen "Tailor," Kensington “N "Wy are known. 4760-3-27M2lpii

§~~_`%_i____________,_ _____.. wANrEo_.-A1' oNcE A Pzootanis Willson in good repair large box with good room tor. eggs. Reply to ' "X" Guardian Oiilce.

4158-a-27M:ilpa

-L_* miio~Asi.s~»wspqme"sra~rio~- ery-25 'tqr .,qg_em,_ se,-._.!or $4.50. oinrriirriiios iirliiaric. charlotte town. _` i }‘.-' ‘.|qg5.|.20p‘{litf.

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UAIRYMINQ IANITARY BUTT!! PIM. in-tilted. 'Tran Dslrv B0" l-lr"-38`d' per liliil ' Per WI! 49° Guniisn' ' asain'-sumti. __ _ 1° nsnr ogouno radon orifice. K°.1i_t street, Apply J. F. .irsonault °|° 0. J. ldtititii-iilM,. Misra Hotel. “lf 'k. . oli¢rloti‘anwr." ' \ A ' 47a_n~a-remain-.l.

"Marti-n _ rsnoii_.s.--‘sxraa

ity ' pencils, rub-

@‘tipn_|”¢|, ""d_i`a_ss¢a,`\vortli in

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'that " -Maril- ' .lib oiss ’j`4a9`aa,1oiisii.

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Secretlrll of State for War Says That Troops Be`ng , Demobilized Had to Return to Save Comrades frlim Being. Murdered. , _ ' 1 .

_, _' G----A

f3ps¢inl‘.to the Gusi-d|sn.7 keeping 900,000 men for every pur-

L0NDON_ Mar _ pose. including ten divisions on me

um M"If°1`Y Servlczhhilisin glial-Ilhlllgg L'Ioh\IR:ry?n(Ie:mtli(Ii:'|§II?:BnII1m'IIx;Tin: -of 'C°mm°““ °°d“7» Wlmlwll Silencer here luipeaceful days before the wal; .Ch“'°m"' s°°F°1»*1¥‘y for War, declar- "Only three days ago" continued the °d that the "’h°|@ °f Egypt was in :i secretary “a situation developed in "num 91910 Of \I1B\irl'ectlo'n. The po. Egypt which was of for-reaching dan- sm” “'58 9° dallirerolls. he added, ger, and which made .it necessary to that nm 3°v°mm°“'~ had 10 Hlilieill to- appeal to the men who were collect- 111€n_ Ori the point ol’ demobilization to I ed at various ports for demobillzntlon return and save their comrades from to 'go back and help their comrades heh* m“\`d91'9i1- I and save them from being lnurderctl.” _ The declaration hy the war secre- I The whole of Egypt, he said, was vir- “‘“'7 was \1l'0ull:ft about by the re- tually in .ii state of insurrection.

marks of Sir Donald MacLean, who _.__ B13-id l-hat‘Great Britain was gross- LONDON, March 26.--British troops IY Over-insured with respect to tho from the Soudan have been sent to strength Of iI1e`11»1'm)'. Mr. Churchill occupy Assouan where the grhnt Nile risked if he followed what was taking dam is located. Advices to ii news Place in almost eve-ry country at tho agency from Eygpt states today, D1`9BBl1t time, and if so how could lic troops are now widely dlstribiited Say that there was over-insurance in through the provinces.

THE TRUE IMPERIAL

FISCAL POLICY

Mr. Bonar Laws Appreciation of Canada’s Spirit of ;}g§§;§,§§d1;;f§§-,mfnis,§‘“;§;;“;;;;,

' Trust and Confidence. .

LONDON, March 26.--Addressing ing them generously. He said, tha'

the House of Commons to day Mr. spirit was worth more than any Boniii' Law referred to thc disciissioii fiscal policy to it nation. Mr. L:\w‘.-: in the Canadian Pnrlluinent. upoil (all-I statomcilt was greeted with lollei .<dn's share in the indemnity and the cheers. I

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AFFAIRS AT OTTAWA

AFTER THE TRICK

-

The Joker Amendment Proved. a Boomerang. Daylight

' ject of Motion. Rumoied Retirement ol Carveli and Crerar after Demobilization.

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tF‘roni our own Cori'espondelit.i considered on effective contribution

» to what was ou the opposition sldc, .1

OTTAWA, March 26.-The coni~I fccblo attempt to score 0i'l` the govern-

plete defeat ot’ the Opposition alneiitii mont. mont on Tuesday regarding reduwl OTTAWA, March 26.-'rne into or thrill 0l‘f£‘l‘0<‘l Ili' MV- I. M‘~`IVIf11i'-f‘1`- day light saving still hangs in tht-` [ironic rllil iiioro than any event ofthil |,u|un(;.._ 11 is expected nn _announce present session to tlclnoiistinto tilo‘ mem WN be ,nude tomorrow whether

solldnrlty of the Unionist party l1l1',lI tho i-zovernlilent will continue logis-

the tact that even low tariff men ln; intron this year or pup These in

with thi' policy vnUl1¢‘11\I\‘-ll bi 5111 tiivor are commencing to get busy.

Tlloiuns Whitt; that tho Way 111 ‘Ii-‘*1|' Several organizations, including thc with the tariff intelligently is to I nom; Mewhums Association, 0;.

have an exhoustivc iutlliiri' OTS! 11114, tawa, a strong body numbering ninety 1

then mould whatever revisions to b@_ percent ofthe retail business men in made on the result of that vote is_ the city met today and passed a res the best answer that could he SIVf‘1l_olution urging coritiuuance of the

to opposition criticism. Tho 01111015" -gvsteiu. lou measure iiiri not oven have 111” orrsws, Mm-on zo,-'rms .titer- lnerit Of HI11C<‘-l`11Y buh 3” DF CI‘“'I“' noon lil the House, was largely taken 9010104 Out was merely a trick 10' up with consideration of the affairs gain S\iDl>01`¢ 01' me ww “rm men of Sir Charles Fitzpatrick, former of the WPS! f°1` thi* generm °W°s"` Chief Justice, now Lieutenant Gover- ion policy- This WAGE P"°"°d “ dig' nor of Quebec. Sir Charles received mol failure-`bul»1l Iii 11°'~ “'15” 1° think money for expensetv to attend the XIII dmI<`“m' ‘m "N" mmf quemonlvrivy council in London _on two oc- is over. It ls surv, likfi me pm' casioiis when lie did not 80 1111001111 verbial had penny. 10 11011 “P “gm” “A afternoon 'Dr. Edwards, Frontenac, freqlle-111 l11161"'°l5 durmg °"“i°”' ‘md inoved ii resolution he be asked to re- lh0\lS11 Sir' TI101111111 “mite P"°’“I‘“"d turn the iiioilcy. This was strongly relief in some InoaSl1l`0S Which EWS 3 I supported by W. lf. Nickle, Kingston., long way 10 111901 1110 View” 0! l°“'ISii- Charles was defended by Mr. D. tariff nieii. No doubt the Unlonifili D_ MacKenzie, leader of the Opposit party will come throush U16 \1"'I'T |0p_ Acurioun spectacle was present- test triumphant and 1-T19 end °f the cd when Orangemen in the House and Session will find U111°“I9"‘ mme con" French Quebec members tools the pletcly united than lJ€f01‘0- F0” UW onine side on the question against poi-loci since takin§_0U1C*’i '° me P“7"` Fitzpatrick, while Irish members and ont, they have D201! 1`°“*‘°"d‘“°d 0” moderates from Ontario and the West problems of war rather than pence. mclmed ig defend him. The matter The danger to the Empire demanded has not yet reached a, vote but it is unity of front, now they face prob- believed the motion will be carried. lems of P81101* 111111 the "`°°““"“°"I°", An interesting ruilior iii the House to- ps,-iod and no doubt from the show- ,my wan that lion. F. Carvell may not ms ajpendy made they “awe ew" ‘Ong remain n ini-mher of the Ulilon better than f\"l¢‘1\d5 ""I"~"°t°d when Government. Tho only H\1l>D01'l 101' the ilnionlst ministry was formed. _H -comes from -it sintement by Mr. Therefore Itcsri be truly said the Oli- (‘ni~vell himself who reitinrked onli!- positiorfs ilrst challenge Of th” matioslly last nlill1I‘1\11'I11E debate 01.1 strength of the ii0V°"“"‘*"“ P'"`W N' opposition tariff amendment that when suited disastrousiy for 1110 0115"' domobilization wus completed he con- .engera Not only did unionists 11°" Tsidered his colitract concluded and full vote but some m8111\’°\'*‘ °f the to be free to go or come as he D198!- opposition refused to veto gil/ins ed, Mr. Carvell has been s most effect- reason that the 0l1P°"m°“ ““‘°“‘l' ive minister of lJ\1b1i° l1if°\‘k€-bl"-'Bl ment was not timely. the same time it cannot he denied

Capt, Read, P. E. I., some to 131° he made -powerful enemies. Hon. T.

front in thecourse of U10 d°b“¢°~ H” A. Crsrnr, is another member of the ¢|g_1med"_ that P. E. 1.. desired the ¢nblnet who may retire within nent. name treatment in tariff as the West year, ‘ns lt is generally understood and that the Olill°l1"°“ *‘m°“‘Im°‘fI' he is nnkious to return to' 'private would well meet.the views 0! 01°* bllsiness interests in the West. if pf0Vinoe. Capt. Reiid's eiforll fl*|°“d these gentlemen go, ~llo\vever. it will u hugh from the maritime men WHO be of th_eii-'own free will for -both lrcrrileo tire me oi. its rcclnfwtli' imc tions sooo worn since ioiniiig

Iproposals lil 1911 11111 °°“Id “°" I_’° .the lJ_nlori Government. _

(Special to ths Guardian.) acting prime minlstcr’s declarations - . .

A... ...ey ...nd ..., it .r.i...... ....... Switzerland ls First

Saving Still in Doubt. Sir Charles Fitzpatrick Sub- German_M0r€Iitllllll11ll1I

__ HALIPAX. . March 26.-In ` anticipation of the declaration

ot' peace.. which will probably occur next week- Mayor Church will suggest to the Board of Control that it half

.

ting celebration of the occa- sion. In Toronto the mayors proposals will include special religious services in the churches “of the city, and a

thaulrsglving_in Queen's park. He has already requested Dr. Ham to arrange for the serv- ices of a. combined choir in

' this connection. Returned men

would be accorded the place

of .honor atcthis ceremony. L

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ALLIED TROOPS . LAND _AT SPACATO

Great Trouble Feared on

the Dalmatian Coast 1

PARIS, March 26.-Report.s have

reached the Peace Conference that inter-Allied troops will be landed ati Spacalo on the Dalmatian coast be cause of disorders that have occurred, there, and for -fear l'.ravei‘ troublesl may arise. The Hungariftns ure re»| ported to bo trying to spread Bolshe- visin to that part of the Adriatic coast . which they controlled before the

portion of the former Austrian iioeti held by the Jugo-Slavs.

To Fornially Recognize New German Government

COPENHAGEN, March 26.--Presid- »»iit Ador, of Switzerland, has replictil '-ordiully to a letter from Presldentl Ebert, announcing his 'accession tol the otilcc of pcrslriont of Gernlallyf a Berlin dcspntclt snys. Swltzcrl:md,_ :ho ilespzitch adds, is thus the iiriitI foreign state to “formally acknow- ledge” the new German govei-nment.

American Crew For

LE-lTll, Scotland, March 26. --The

ilrst Gorman merchant ship to he turned over to tho Allies under thc! new economic agreement arrived here; today. Her German crew will be rc-I placed by Americans and sho will bo; employed in transporting troops from France to the United States.

Members of Allied _

Mission lntcrned.

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LONDON, March 26..-All n:icli1l>oi'r=

of thc Allied missions in Budapest have been interued, including Colonel Vlx, the chief of the French mission. according to travellers arriving at Vi- enna by automobile from the Hungari- an capital.

Hungary Descrving `_ _

Firm Handling

i

'($pecia| to the Guardian.) r

LONDON, March 26.-The London’

newspapers regard the action of Iiuu-I gary ns o. direct challenge to the :ls.~_' sociated powers and call for firm mid' sharp action in order to establislii control of the situation. Th_o Dnilyl Telegraph, commenting on conditlonsm said the Hungarian Government has' openly renounced the iirmistice which 7.

sity of taking firm and prompt mens-

vlctors, colipled ns it ls with a plain invitation to thc armed Bolshovlsm of Russia to como to the aid of those »lct`y‘lng tile associated power. The :iction of ilungsry is tonfold more serious; it calls for sharp and tiriu action.

Taking Precautions

LONDON, Marci. 2s.-in inc i-louse

of Lords last night Viscount Milner, the Secretary for the colonies, snid that in his opinion the country was still for from nttiiining any well-estab. lished pelice; therefore he declared the army and navy estimates should not be reduced.

German Ministers Vain Beast

BERLIN. Merch 26.--"l .make a

most solemn oath that the govern~ ment will not surrender to the enemy one inch of German territory, either East or West," said Dr. Schiller, Min-

_ister of Finance. in the new- cabinet in addressing s great crowd in front ,ot.tlie,Chsnc_ellor‘s palace on Sunday. .according to the Tnges Zoitung.

:ilone would have raised the neces-\

ures to reassert the authority of the'

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NOT

(Special to the Guardian.)

PARIS, March 26.-The American

view that submarine cables are not

prizes or war was upheld by the Su- preme Council late yesterday. The question was presented in a report by n commission covering three mam points:

First, the committee was unaniin-

ous that cables could be cut as nn act ot’ military necessity.

Second, the committee was divided

oii the question as to whether cables were prizes of war, like worships, the British, French and Japanese holding them to bu prizes and the Uniteil

Wales College.

Seventy-seven gallant young soils of; Prince Edward island, going of srlioiir have been serving their country conf tlnuounly from the very beginning of; the war arrived homo last night, _

Tllls W?-s one of the lsi’1Z~‘st if nut-

tlio largest quotas ot' Islnritl iilcn to: arrive home at one time. I

They comprised men who r-;‘.ncli/:ill

U11IIf3X IJY threc troopships -llii-I week-tho Olyulplc, the (Src-tic until tho Royal George.

Most of them are lookin? very Eli:

ilotwitlistnililiiig f.ho'r :iriuous por’r.»!` oi' u'~ti\'o service and li‘.<‘st. of tlii;'m up I

pear to hnvcprctty \vol_l i‘cf‘ovc=iZ from their' wolilids and other dlsabllét-I ies received lil battle. __ ' ' Wlientlle trulu from Borlcii roilct into (`lini°lott'»tf)\\'n llsiiwiiy l)ei»..t

last ovoliing tllero was :in iillinuni- throng in waiting to greet the rot - ing men,

The Lectguo of the Cross and Wi »

Veterans Bands wore also there an

will inizis

""."""’“'f"°"""’F"”’I"." ` ' . r°" "".`"'..s1/_'if'-”~

,This is the Decision Arrived at by the Supreme War

- "°“““’ “°“‘°°'"°“‘ ‘°‘ “ °" , Council. Thirteen German Cables Affected by

_ - _ This Finding. _ _ __ I

sinf-

` """ "-5 ' ‘F.'."'-!i'!i',i"""

.States and Italy taking the #opposite

I view. ‘ I Third, the committee was unanim- ious that the United States or other 5third parties should be consulted on I the final disposition ot German cables i landing on their shores.

The council finally approved the

view that cables are not prizes but are subiect to the same disposition as other private property. it is in this form that the subject will he drafted for insertion in the ti'eo.t.y. The decision affects thirteen Gorman cables including those to America. and several in the Pacific conectiag for-

mer (lernlail colonies.

I

MORE P.E. I. FIGHTING .

MEN' FROM OVERSEAS

immense Throng Greet Those Who Arrived in Char-

lottottetown Last Night. Reception at .Prince of

ll llrzariz, Solaris.

C. Wllltlcclr, 121 Elm Avo.

F, McCarthy. Tlgnlsll.

T. Moore, Summerville. T F. f_`oyie, 289 S_\'clni‘y St.. city.

_ Mlii~!e;.' 233`Q\i0on St. .:ltY. ` .‘._lcDcii:1itl, Soul ls.

Quinn Stnnloy Brllge. [li-\ lc, iilllrlicro St. city.

.\'~ bitt, lizirmony.

li ll.. .lolins'.ir.i, Kenslnr;tou_ J.J. Purcell, Richmond St’ city. ‘IV_.C. Mr-Looii, Water St, city. Ji Mcnlccr. 1351 Koiit St., city. l‘ N'-oiiali. Siinluiersiflo.

ll.\‘.’_ liniifoiit, Sprliigton.

_-\. .\lcDonuld, liilutcr River.

il./t. Jciiliiils, Orwell.

l-‘.12 i'lr:~li'iut. Sllmmcrsiile. R. A’ .\'ir:l1lif~i"<oll, Culedoiilii.

\V_G. McNeill. l<`;\ii'viow.

W. lilclionzio. Long Creek.

W.J. Roy, Greenfield. W. McLeod, Brookfield. J.E. Mclilnuon, Belfast.

T1.?.=<.':f~.

the botll oi' then; tllseourscd splendid \\,L.W. McKinnon, Brooklyn.

music both at the station and wllilc 7 A, l\IoDouald, Cardigan Head.

\

escorting thc boys to the Prince of McFarlane,C'ape Traverse.

Wales Collcgo llall whore it good rec- eption was accoi'do'J to the i'ci.urucd men..

Mr. James Patou, 3l.L.A., in the un

avolilnblo absence of tho Premier, o.\~

tended nllenrty welcome to tho inoiil

oil boh:i.lf' of tho Prelnlor and the Gov- I ernment.

Ile colnpli'niel'itc'cl them most hoax-t

ily on the great' record they had matic for themselves and said their deed..- would not bc forgotten. Ho trllstf~\ that thc-_v would. light thc battle of everyday life ns well as they had fought on the battlefields of Europe lic reminded the out~of-town men that during their stay in the city ther would be tho guests of the Govern ment. _- _ Adilressos of welcome followed

from Mr. C.G. Duffy, on behalf of the Citizens Committee and from Sat N.W. Lowther. representing the G W VA. nuil Cpl. liughos representing tili- Rpturnorl Soldiers Aid Commisrlon both oi' whom explziinctl to the rotiiru cd inch the sims and objects of ti1e1

orgiinizntioiis.

After cheers for the soldiers and tit..

King and the singing of the Notionni Anthem this pnrt of the proccefllri," ondcd.

'I“hr\ii came the scrvinfr of rct:c'\` ments by the Ladies Aid ol tho C..W \'. IA., to the returned men, not by :mr f means the lenst interesting feature of ,tho reception. ` I The irioll were mot' at S1c\<\"lie l‘.\` _Mr, PS Brown for thc K of C. -i_n.l by Mr. Appleton, Military Sficrctiii' ‘of the Y.M.C_A_

Capt. Elliot Full and Licut. Preston

.\lcl~.i1lile of Clinrlottctown were amen". ‘ those who arrlyerl by tho Olympic but thru- did not rome to thc island yrie torday. They will likely coins tonight . Following ‘lit it comploto list of thoiv who arrived ycstcrdnyz-

i J.M. Henderson, New Wiltshire. . J.l, Dollcettn. Stewiirt`Si.. (".ity.

I Boutc, Euston St., City.

Gallant, Summersido.

Somer. Summersidn.

McCormack, Sumrnerslde.

0’Brlen. Siimmersidff. ~

A' McPhee, Heathcrrliile.

B.'l‘. McLaren, Montague. J.M. McDonald, Kinross.

omz~w

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- R, Wheatley. Upper lililsboro St '

City.

A. Pinesu, 142 Elm Avo., City. J.T_ Dlcklcson, llowlan Road. - AJ. Mnrciieson, Clyilr: River.

E. Gallant. .Summersida W.V. Campbell, Desable.

J. McDougall, Bangor.

W. McLeod, Peters Road'

' L B. Webster, Marie.

C. Arscnoult., Egmont Bay.

R.M. McLeod, East Valleyfleld.

A. Mclsanc, St. Margarets. A.Il. Mi‘.I.e:llan, Northam.

\\.". Yoo, Kingston.

P. Siioplioivl, Bt-ur River.

'l`rulno1', llopo River. Tlcriitfy, New lliaven.

‘ Porrlor, Sulnrilei'sldc_

lliillcr, Stanley Bridge.

F. King. Rocky Point. - P. Garrett, Bangor. .

D_G. Laird, North Bcdeque. A..l' Arseneult, Bedcque. ~ F. Darke. Colville.

W.l'i. Gunn, New London. C, McKinnon, Cririoo Cove.

McDonald, Kinross . .‘

li. Wcbst+:'r, Marie.

Hooper. Milton.

Carr, 117 Elm Ave.. city.

hi, Perry. Alberton. i\' illills. Kensington.

J D, lil. hood. Hunter River.

WC. McNeill, Eldon, ll I’. ]icE\vcil', Bristol. -LJ. Ony, Sumulerslde. L. Wonnacott, Upper Prince Si.

__.,__._

IA. McPlicl~son_ Lyndzllo.

Gr. J. R. Wheatley

‘ if :i son cf_E_ Wheatley, 'of this cl<_ . l‘r»-vloils to going overseas he was n y~-nr on Garrison duty at Sydney, and lizilltax. llc crossed to France with

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Continued on page nine

.Austrian Ex-Prcmire _

Assassinated

(Special in the Guardian)

LONDON, March 26,-A news

urgency tlespntch from Hague today' siiiid reports hail been received tllorr lhnt Count Kroiyl, forixicr head of the iiiingnrlnn Government, has been .ssusi-iinittctl. A French despatch said Kzirolyl had been arrested by thi- communists.

Canada Sails With‘,

Kiiimei Camp Troops

i.ol~moi`v, lvlsrcli 2s.-'rue liner

'fanadn snilcrl on Monday from Liv ~rpool for Halifax with 42 orlleers an? 1.137 men from Klnmt-.l camp. There ` irc 14 oillccrs_ 68 cadets and 90 nurs- es from various arena. hiajor F Steer is in command ot the troops.

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I 1 EOYRIFAREPORTED TO BE ,SUBMARINE CABLES I

_ PAil:ll8, March 1 ly all the ` commissions _' I sub-commissions of-the conierence are svaigmg ge`1_~-gin ' str-uetions from the Bnpfdbs _`| Council in order to close and ~ 1|

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submit their reports. 1;__is_ sais that except for riutniii-F “ tions on certain broad ii*

Pies, which must oqi_na__5§6iii‘_f' 111° premiere. the renoi-ui ‘

, _ Nady to be snbmlgiedt within'

a few hours after the 11l_lU1\,0-' `

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Miners Prepared ' ». - Eur., Compromise

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LONDON. March 26.-The minms

conference has decided to recom- _mend to its mcmbeyp thu guy accept, the sanliey report for the settlement of the mluers.demq.uds on,tjpn¢°y¢¢n., ment, :md that in billet will .b;.(¢,§q|, on the question, The mg, my m"‘¢ t0 wntinuo at work on dey to asf. contracts pending U. further eontsn erwe after the ballot is isksn. ._

Germans lnvitedto “

5j1_§iI_’C0lIli1li§sion

BERLIN, March' 2i~i._-Tllé G0i'l11An

Government will shortly submit to 1119 ¢'0111mitleo on constitution of the Welmnr assembly the propengl fm- I-he incorporation of Lhe soviet syntgm in the constitution. The semioilicisl North German Gazette says the attest oi this measure would he in Uiablir. ct sort ot three eliantbc' or i!0\/ernment. `

Saw No Canadianbead

When He Entered Mons

LONDON, iilsrch 26.--Plaiilip Gibbs: "rc iiotcfl war correspondent spealtinrf th., tiiiilng oi’ Mons and the critic- l-al" t"l;i; had bt-cn givcn General Cnr ri-.1 as tl result of its fall after the nr- ~u:..tic-,- had been signed, stated hors. to -'lay that "General Currie had thr- ,fonornl orler to keep pressing th.-, onomy lultll the last moment, 0l~ tllourh the taking of Mons was en-

,iircly his own decision. Really all it

.frmountod to was the rushing or rear- nuird machine gun defences left, be- miid hy the ren-eatlng.Gerniml.i'u‘ld the casualties were very Hint. lahgt-. when I entered Mono. shortly kites' 119 Calitvre. I saw no Canadian dead."

Royal George Witii 1

1,600 Veterans Nowat Halifax

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IIALIFAX, March cu.-'rue

George with 1600 returning Canadian war veterans docked at noon today, after an uneventful voyage of ten days. Maier G. R. Rodlere, or Too onto, an original 4th Battalion man, ‘Ind Widely known for his work at Quebec during the disturbances there 'n year ago, was the ollicer command- ing the troops. °

rinnirsx. Merci. zo-shortly before noon yesterday the Cllntlrd liner ldyll George, which arrived Monday night from Liverpool. and anchored biiiliw G~eorge's island' moved up the his bor and docked at pie/r two. On were 100 omcers and 1629 other rtillia from the Klnmel Camp. inoludingnnu: belonging to all parts of the Dominion..

Tho docking of the Royal Geena.

n-.us 1 difficult task, and muah cnaoliif .s duo to Capt. Melsdm. her commen- aler, and to Pilot Hayes. who brought nor to the dock. for tha splendid-rosa- uer in which they handled- the ship. tloapito a stron): northerly gale. -

PF lslfmd soldiers who camo by

inc Royal George were Pte R, Buote, ."lmrlottot.own, Spr. LS. Carr. Chlr- imtetown. Pte. .l.G. .Doyle. Cllarlotilv town Pio. AJ. Herirtz, Bouris. Gr.-D. li, Lcilrd. 'Suimmcrsirle, Pte. C. !dc"Klu -it-ri; Camo Cove. Spf. A. Mc.l~`_hot. tl.-e»i~.rr.-'nl»>. Pte. J Trainer. l~Ior~=

River. Pte. C. Whitlock. Cl'a_3rl§t;.i~.- ‘own Pte. L A. Wonnacott. Cgl _e-. town, Pts. W.R. Gunn, Now- eden.. 5‘te. ii. McCormack. Ebbsileetr. Gait' P.. ,\lcl-‘arlaue, Cape Traverse.

Airship S elldsi I 19 Ilotlts Afloat

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oirshlp R-34 returned to helibsggn. the Clyde at noon today after s' _ 't' which kept hor in the air ooli_tliano_q_si.v for nineteen hours, The itinerary .ln- flusca rnigiii to Dublin, the elicits;

.vt the isle of Msn and hom! b_y_ st Liverpool and ui. iniaisiias. it? intended to rempin' inthe slr, tour hours andcircle' Irsls.nd`.'. " .f~ 'Tim Evening Stand' says the nk; night or ine sniplvifil he ovilélftjio ocean to make certsintsdls. tempt will than be made t0_Ljqr!'tip "I9 Aullitlil. ` ; ".i'.`-",{,“,.~

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