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KING CONSTANTINE

TO BE DEPOSED

Decision Said to Have Been Reached

at Recent Conference oi Allied Pre- miers. Italian Prince Named as Successor. I

(Special to the Guardian.) Entente leaders here. (This action,

ilCC0I'di!1B i0 reports, has the appro

ROME. Jan. 16.-It is unde~rstc»od_vai of the Venizelos faction and will on the Saloniki front will -be reinforo- it is alsc- the home of two million of Balkan railway The checking of

rhut King Constantine Of Greece wlllahe carried out under the leadership ed as preliminary to an effort to cut magnificent fighters who, he says, are Gerrnany’s expansion in the near east ho deposed and all Italian Prince, a of the former Premier. 'line Duke of the Berlin Constantinople railroad,,being trs.-ined and drilled under Ger- is specified by the correspondent as relllilve of King Victor, Emmanuel, Ao:-lta, cousin of the Italian King, has lccordlng to a despatch from the Bri- man instructors. Only by cutting the greater end to be aimed at by the

d th G 'k th . been chosen for a successor ebthe 'lish correspondent with General Sal- this railroad the correspondent writes, Allied armies He declares that the

f|~|,|,, decision is said tg have been Kaiser-'H mother-.in.iaW bu( has not yet rail's forces. The writer lays it down can this process he stopped and this Germans plan to establish themselves

as tile. most urgent task of the Saloni- is the only justification for maintain- at Saloniki as a stepping stone to the ki army to cut the railroad and shut _ing c-ur expensive but hitherto ina- near eastern empire and that the En off Germany from the supplies of dequate force in Macedonia. it can tents powers must fashion the ,Bal foodstuffs she had been drawing from only be hoped that the reinforcements kans so as to “build a Slav dam across Asia Minor. He describes Asiatic that will arrive in 1917 will make It the tideway of Germany’s ambition

will be place on e ree rone

romrllell at the recent conference of accepted.

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PITIFUL ENDING

TO RETURN HOME

Lieut. 'Dixon oi Yukon Eli Route to Eng-

land Accompanied hy' Wile, En Route to lier Home, in New Brunswick Run Over by Auto. ' Wife Killed. Husband Seriously Injured.

(Special to the Guardian.) itouche, Kent Co., N. B. They were

\'.’\NCOUV'ER, Jan. 16.-Lieut. E. run down on the street by an automo

A. Dixon of Yukon, en route to Eng bile. Mrs. Dixon was killed and Lt. land, arrived on Saturday night ac~ Dixon seriously injured. The fami~ conlpanied by his wife, en route to ly homestead is ou Dixon's Point two Lt. DIxon's former home in Buc miles from Buctouche.

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DOLLARS WORTH OE P.E.I

EURS FOR NEW YORK

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Mr. Chester McLure, manager of practically every breeder throughoul

the P. E. Island Fur Sales Board left the Island. In addition to the re _'I last night for New York taking wltlllular advertising done the Board ro him the largest and most valuableoeived notices In the editorial cu consignment of fura ever taken out of ‘ umns of the dlffelent nerwspapel; this province,-in fact the largestlwhich they are ¥i°l if ,all l’“°ll“""" single shipment of P. E. island D¥'0'§ln admi»ttlnE ll” Pmved 3 5°“l`“e °_ ducts of any kind to 'leave here. ', much assistance. as it helped to moul(

These peits which are packed' in four; a proper estimate of the value of thi

extra large trunks and four monster* co-operative method of mariletin, cases comprise 5 valuation of over al goods. Mr. McLure feels a deep sensr

rt r ilu dollars 'rhoy ln of gratitude to the public f°\'ti\° °°“

qllll er 0 Us nl on . ' clude sllvers from the pale silver var- fidence which has been Diiwefi ill *ll*

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The Allied Armies io be Reinforced Suiliciellily io Cul Ex Commander-in-Chief of Frenc

me After Returnm from

lhe Berlin-Consianllnople Railway and Thus Shui Speaks opnmlsucagy 0

Oil Supplies of Foodstuffs from Asia Minor Proopooio

(Special to the Guardian.) ~’1‘urkey as the granery which.Germany possible by the next New Year’s day

LONDON .lon 16-'rho nlllorl army lo uovoloplngon scientific lines while to havo got astrldo or tho vital trans (SP¢¢i=i to the Guardian.) strcnser line to fall bac

PARIS Juli 16 -The Matin pub

llshes today an interview with Vice Admiral Fournier, ex Commander in Chief of the French Marine, who has lust returned from Russia

The' Russo Roumanians’ tenacious

_resistance all along the present line and the fact that they have an even

cnARno1‘1‘erowN, -CANADA, wl~:oNl:soAY, JANUARY 17 1917 _ ,,§,%,°°,;~',1_°;;,gg;,2;;7;>, '," ,°“-, f

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THE NEXT GREAT MOVEMENT BALKAN SITUATION

IN THE MACEDONIAN THEATRE CHANGING MATERIA

Roumanian position is orated and that the wo said Admiral Fournier I was leaving the Char hi me te luncheon and d me that in a few wee

sary, cause me to bell

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sideration improvements in the char-' thrown himself into the work of di-(Greek g°Vel'"me“i has °°“9i1`U¢i-eil L’ “’°“`l il 9 5'0- lcter of news services and records lectlng the Canadian Medical Ser llasllly ll Wlfelells Stal-l0I1 al- Laflslla Mel' M°Mlll““' (`°““°lll°l`B from me Slat” °l' M9"-W rom the front regarding the work of vice, here, the report is persistent ill and ls ln constant 0°mm\ml°9~ll°n ln lvrlghl' Rallray' Mcxellzle- Mlllef' B°al°d °f Health' Cll‘“l'l°t

canadian troops It is likely that his own entourage that he will retllrll U°fl9 Wltll B°l`ll“ Em-ellie mllllsi-"5 “ld Smllll llellllf Pfuelll' alla Wall" lt lldvlsable ill” “ll 5° in omoor with the rank or Major will to ottawa and that colonols Fothor -We Still in the heriwf at Kefdtsind 3°mmiSSi°“°\’S M¢Gf€e‘>f~ MtD°“=1lll ell' M0 PBHNHSGYS HB be appointed witlh two assistants in at- ingham and Foster will direct the ser- lla” Athens llld MCCl"`l'°ll 'Wal

'end to the collection and preparation vice. The former is now in Eng-l

and war records. ‘ land on leave, There is no shortagel 1111111111011 Outbreak at Bungay and re- that it would be adv

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lrowned. h p n - » Fost were all natives of this place. the 501111119 region last night made isit the s-tealmer at Georgetown, to A len8ii1Y ¢i’iB¢!\iB9i°l\ \iate Zinck was well known here andgllliidcr COVC; Oli fire 0! Sheiil $0111' (swam t°”'the"Gu"_d|") 'uard against further cases being of better sanitary eoilil was married but a short time before ta ning asp yx ahng gas iivnas repu se LONDON Jan 16 _Fire which nought to the Island city fdllowed, it being wins aww on this trio. He is it son by the Ff@'1°i'» t H Wi" 0 0° °1m°“"- started from the mmm, mom des The following resolution noovoo hy opinion that thoro sh

'g' Captain David Zinck, Second Po;magEgltixliir;;;;‘p=_hEoErz§lEliil::retl:lx tfoyed the his walker Hotel at Wa( ouncllior Wright, seconded b law coiiynpellfnlgfvgfy u “su al Ilns ond outpost oklrrnlshlng. Y norton W .l ward proprietor ws Rettrav was passed umm egglwgve t er 0040

rescuedn lmconsglougs fmgllthg sgggni Rr~sol\ ed that the Quarantine Ofll 'lipdiini-K d'U0\\"l\€d

IJONSHIVATIVE WINS §g(]Uii| AiR|{}AN at :;‘::.l..:.,:'_j .li »»» »

'FOLLITGWOOT' Ov `l sl' 'to DETROIT Jon lo -rhroo non

.l“l;°thgy'eai;"g;x; ii? iAeeT)lltalli;cOll;gis- -- - were asphyxicated in a fire which dee Tl R J I J M D ld O moi Fund it ma b

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,Mum causedffby "ie ddiallihqf Eionfll Wlrllll "PHE SOUTH Al'll_llC'AN slllctllqey eass side hgro early "fmioor of the Patrioth Fllnd. had a readers to know wh “mes S' Dul resléte n ne' re u;,.1ll0N'l`lNGEl\'r Ol" l‘lllTl`SH Allmms today One of the victims was lden 'Ply pleasant surprise we-,tolliay by Halifax and the city of ,lf W' T' Al en’ longer” ve'|t°v0¢ilN FRANCE' Janllary 15‘_S°lllll At' tifled as (Theodore Murphy, 63 years Vir Charles Gadiller, \v'ilo called nt compllshed in their ali ”““° S°°“' Lll’°'“ by E m“l°" Y 'ricfm troops-men f"°m the 11111195 'md om, who with the other two, as yet his omoo one intlnnoton nl inn mon In Halifax thoro was on* 631` farms Ul' the 3°lll c°““ll`y_al'° ll°W unidentified, was sleeping in the ‘bale If presenting the Fond with hll line Of $31000. 0119 Of $300

"'____i°_°__ “'l"'l‘ll5 lllell' llfsl ‘Vllllel ln l-lle "alll 'ment A score of others were forced collection of King Edward VII Coro 000 two oi' $3 000, ten

ln France- *md are dl5ll“5“l5lllll3 out of their apartments nation coins. Mr Gardiner visited Of $2,000 two Of $1.590

with man deeds of dar- 250 iuiri i f 3,0001

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ardlan had made their homes in the Amen" A one guinea downwards, there being $2,700. °“° Of $2-600 l

sP°°l°l t° th' G" = 'l inln fields Ono of the most thrll

LONDON’ Jan' 16'-‘Thai presence lllng Exploits of the South Africans

iuarters to be at ‘laloniki im om an who had be d-r da hte” p

i id t more "le" ° “ C ll y leave” f°“" “"9 “ll °‘“` "5 ni ii h- lder will rsallre he is no reason why U

hoegngdludaylfgn Tillrlrllllfrlgoazt th; °°’“° Sl'“ll‘"l>’ ““l“°l“"‘ Whig film” °l “Wi” l"’l“" l“ ll" “lm” Nord mgngrtnlor tlro Patriotic runs list for Charlottetown Greek port of K“"“l“ “""" l" me hands dal?" cl"{‘,‘; ,ff,‘,‘,l§,,,lf§‘;‘_§l’h'°““‘§,e,. _ ond orohohly this will tore tho form hoauou by one or-two

h ~l l l t 5° 1"" “ Y ` U r l a o l or which psrtlonl canons with subscript

1’,iii5‘é’i"2i2”ri2‘!r“1»»1¥iwi2`i~?€ie :,'l:“h,?‘s.y.f’“.l,l,:;'"frmfz:':.;'.;r.':; Alivllil we 0011128 li ° a °"° aw . IS... .......... on made llls Way to Larissa" The abd lo ed wltil mud that

I' iii i IB ii had become ,B0 C gg ‘ W9'°lll“3l'°“' 'lim 14 _`lml’°"““l it for his- Dllblic have contributed all

Trredlrcel-etilfoiltigl N3l;“T1e~i:l(1ml\lo‘lec1cl'lor;3dm!d they W°“l‘l“l “'°"l" lllllthé drew NR litigation comes before the supreme ga|:il?dc(;':,13:)l:: zvvmch is ce,-mm (0 3500 it -remains (gr 0 Says Previous messages from Sir. f°V0l"9"- “ml “B ll“‘i “"1 dermal’ up court this week, beginning tomorrow be appreciated' and his correction of io can this by ggi; ionlki said It was General Baron Von "l`°“°l‘°ll lla 9ll°l° ll m ‘BE ' started with the hearing of cases to determi coins' Bought not onqv for their the ,mom-i¢_ Tug mg Fnikenhayn, a member of the German' A Germ" Sergelmtdw °d B da _ ne possession of the German plizr mmnsic value' but as a vamabie (0 be merrgiggwd por Military commlsslon who was sent to l°l`“'“"l W" "‘l“_° k 1' an b“nem¥B ship Appam and her cargo held at heirloom in any mmm, mm (0 do go (0 wma'

Greece in 1915 Wi\0 H1806' the ll`lP lllllllgglt a€,a|g,lne,; lg; glial,-t Eifieguwsigriring Newpmt News' va’ In connection with the present ef their contributions.

3 5“l’m"ln°' End llsucceeded in killing twelve mem~` max ';l;pl;':`1ci:‘ft"q tixalgs Exim fort to realize $50,000 for the Pa

_'_ " bers of the surrounding party alld cap- Germany and the United State,

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the northern Roumanion front with '

ggryilm i`°¢“i"' Th” W" °Hl°° _l°` TEMPERATURE Cash must accompany or sr day gave out the following report. TIDE’ MQQN, ETC, ll count sA ~soM¢ sAu.Aq“ MAD! §al;'l‘bursday Jan 1

Supa! fresh every day from selected _“au

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Batting continue with alternating

l resin southwest of ' . --

Tgmlwu 13 yeilests sodlth of the con- T°"°“t°', “lm” 1°' F'°°h w°"' md The Supreme Court was ongagad ¥°'li18 will g;\‘l|\;¢:g\‘l» N°Wl0\11¢ 15 wrhe Reg (3

ra ea.

fluence of the rivers Kasino and '_l‘ro- “°,?l`:‘e ';'3;=leZ:“2;h1g;l:at:‘l:_g iggrded yesterday with the case of Mcilualg C0 » Mir Oi !2z“_’_”l"m° supper at North

fill, ’ROUm‘_iii5n *nd Blush" l'l°°°i”' yesterday was 14 degrees abovm A( vs Hennesseyi lohnltml' K C ' B: | “nt” furthu' none." which were attacklns seven 'mtl 9 B m It “S 10, .t 9 p ____ 13, me Duiry :or olslntllr and Gaudet for to sae or oil. cAKe rn ____ south of Praise have advanced two Conant' me brevlgul “md W" 9' det fendant Owing tothe absence o a Jan 12. near my own gate nN91'|¢g,...A' ga ve-rats. Two night attacks by the res' “have Juryman, the case was adjourned un A Rodd Milton smiths for Kina and

th f til the ;ftertno3:l Ch;l‘l;e~J Rlrgrl wg: 3952-1 1’iC1lpd :gil gsgleigimgtt 5

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“lm” °° "W nm su lm Wm BT 'lt 4:1' ‘"4 *°“‘°"°" ll 5-041 ll 'll' nil; tho court thot no hoo o lottor |13?" °§"'°§,T,¢,§m¢,"%,, infuse* to admit P

t b lt b the Roumanlans. In the g rggiogoef {'adeni, ten verets west of ;,*:_hl‘l‘l\5ll ;°,;ll‘;;l:°" ‘l“°l'“ll‘5 “E 6 lmllifrom doctor stating 'that g.“||y°|°c3°d°rRpp|y .t nm °m°'_ n'-oA ...__-

Gaiatla, nllitlng still continues. Our 7 ° _ the juror was sucsrlng rom 81" n_nM“_ ,,-

aviators dropped llomlls on Barjamf waht; _;‘;‘:r:fv“.;'”é'0'éflil€°l1l::s'fogglf ,acute lndispoaitfon f-in Lord 567A-_mu w|u_ E .Dum-H,-x,-‘_ A N0 ai ,

gm Budamla in Danube region of my ummm at 7-51' .nd NM “islllp remarked that he had been in A J Down! ms mchmohd at in me Hgii

. raila and caused fires on some vas get 3 ' 7 formed during recon that the cause Hmmm PHC. #lm a'ol|ok for pn

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'a i _ i'l‘lil situation or the wsatorn, 7' ' lol this _iuror'| absence was intoxioe gr-gi 91 our ig RTu:sian-Galician front ia unchanged. ¢ ‘;1m9°“ 'ln' t°m°m`."' m°"'“"l' tion and he thereupon discharged ____....__.._i.__. ””`1E7““M Brady llolllbofl 'rin situation on the Caucasian front ° ‘ . mu M d the Jury, expressing regret that auch TU Ll1’- AT RIGHTGN. H600! ug iuqigag

is uncilanaaii fn the Black sea one 1 “ggi "*'a‘” °“‘°° °“ °“ ‘Y a course was necessary A new Jury of 10 /rooms all modern improve- drag.

°' °‘" "hm°'l“°°' '“lr""° P“°Hl»’L ‘trim iutliuarter of the mcon will be '" °:gg|‘m;:},l°d 213:! gwricuueiewrz mem' MM’ to I I ,1lT;iI§l-imfgatf

iii rtn Boa rue!" `-"“ , roc w e ou a u ~ ' V' ll” ° 9'.” - - » "1 9 on rruesday, Jan. ldtll at»e.4l a._m. gd ‘t 4 50 an “me one tn 1,, mmm ______________ »

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qiinamunlmsns sum gun-pun “wal hw :;§“"“- °'m";:{“:'lll l'° ““‘° oo this mornin; ialnmw Llnimonuwm also ao. alma wheat

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OTTAHIQVHAT Jah. 1Ti.-?1`aiie'anl;)0vern- L0NDTJI?¥.a-fall. 1;.-Aaiihduqgh sur- PARIS Jan To-A Hovno despatch A meeting of the chnrlottotown that smallpox how exists

Board of Health was llelrl last night locality not tar from

(_ it 1 d t dr h [1 . ec. .Ge 1 g 1 (_ J h 1 from Saloniki dated .Ian 13, says the

neo s un ers oo as un er con as n nera ar e on ones as aga rr hi hi th Ma I Health or is _upposed that u can » V " | s _ - _ B

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of doctors for the ,madia se,-vice lated the precautionary measurerl all boarding houses in

taken to prevent the disease In tin' to take boarders or sup territory that was in any way sus persons from the infects

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tlhough the imperial service has had

difficulty in this respect.

_____,_____i_ » (Special to the Guardian) pected of having been exposed to in they would be liable to

WASHINGi1`0N Jan 16 -Admiral 'octlon ho ol-oorou that no malls ht

mn Dewev’s condition this morning was ~~n¢ out, that tho schools and It was also suggested

Said hy hifi d0Ci0i‘B t0 be “diBti11CiiY hurclies be closed and the houses in tion miSl1t be resorted

____ - worse and it was feared he would which riigignge “isle quuruntined He- desiring to guard alll

(special to tho Guardian.) ~ ‘not live throush the day lan called this mootlng in order thot ‘ion

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LUNENBURG, Jan. 16.-|The Am- .

arlcan tern schooner Eva B. Hall, _ hey might consider necessary t Blown.»Councll‘iora B111 captain Ammon Zinck, was wrecked ,. _ lrevent the disease from getting into and Water Comm it Gnndaioups and the mate, Spurgeon - ' ' he City » was appointed to ".lnck and Laurence Grouse were --- - I It was suggested that it would be local Government 'rd

T e ca tal and two men PARIS. Jim 15 "A German raid in veil to have the quarantine officer the IBWB Niafills 9° U

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IN iii/iii iiiiiiiii sllnlns slow illllf Mu lslllxlllln 1

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iilemseii/GS Y London on the occasion of the Coro YG I 0 ing and "film nation of King Edward, and was for Of $500. Rnd 7-W0 ililliii some °l them have l'°“5lll- agalllsl tunate in acquiring one of these very l'Rl1€ii1E f\'0l11 $150 i-0

W IIT SIIIONIK I ` PIO ER METHOOIS . .. _

` ` Bl`ll“l“ ln ‘lie B°e" War' and lmlmlg rare complete collections of Corona 11 the C Y f -7

_ them there are several Americans who tion com” They “nge in value from pix of $3 200' one gf

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