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COPENHAGEN. Oct. 29(-Captaini

Von Salzmann, military critlic and Far Ealstern expert of the Vessiche Zoi-i tung of Berlin, warns his readers that. -they no 'longer have the right to couiitf' upon a further war between Japan and the United States, which has be* -come 3, fixed idea with the average German and a deilnlto element in the Gove~rnme11t`s calculatioiis.

This element , the Captain writes.

must be eliminated for a long time ,ai

least and Germany instead must count_ upon Japan entering the' Paris econo-

mic agreeme-nt and participating illIratther than by costly hostilities,

and that it looks as if these' riatiolis. _ _ d

an 'anti-German post.-helium -husitness wer.

Contain Von Salzmann takes his texit from the recent speech in Lon-_i

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BRIIIIIN Wlii Nlll NIIRRIIW ESCAPE IRIINI

_. IIESEIQIIEII IIIIIES

LONDON, Oct. 27.-in the House of Commons Lord Robert Cecil categ- 0

orlcally denied rumors that the west-_ic

separate peace at the expense of llus- l sin and Rtniumis, lio said the rum- I

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‘"3 WSW *IDITIIII IIY °II°IIIy “IZQIIIH In cane. The barge was driven ashore

Russia with the hope of discottrztgiiig on the Arabian c0asi_ ami 300 Ami)K_ Russia. armed with knives, sivarlnetl aboard,

ooted `tlie vessel and threatened thc row with death,

Great Britian was tleterniineti, hc I

said, to abide by' its Russian ally, L

and assist hor to coitsolitlute her nc\v ‘gan in fight iimong ihemsciv0,,_ Wim"

found liberty. U

He paid tribute to the valiant ro-_I-lgiiegislgimdie5_0Lra_ii_l§;i___ri;_v;1y_nriiid

desert, over which they tramped for

exceptlonal dlfi’iC\lliy HYNI U`Ii\I~ “WI nine days. prstctically without food'

r water. Eventually they arrived ut

sistance of Rumania in a period of I

assured the Ruinanian people that _0

Great Britian would not desert them in the present crisis. d

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AT LOS ANGELES._

IILLY SUNDAY

rrell Ious Not Attracted- Bak' H

Tlho I 9 _ 2.

ore Punlshed Also Capttallsts. 1

LOS ANGELES. Cal.. Oct. 1l0.-- li

was told therri would -be no chalice to

admittance to Biiiy Sundays mimi.. patch in the lierald from (lamp ill'-I

on. Yaplinuk, llong island, says:

nacle after the services began on Sun-_ t day night, but found that in the roar,

and many POWB 0|' I'II3“`iI" WWI* °IIIII`°'Iy fit-ers and enlisted mcn who heai'll|

“I'III;c?_§I_:e;_I_'_ in__pi__ing sigm i00kim__I hint in almost awe-stricken silence.

from the entrance. Far away. facing U

the great audience. it man in ills shirt stripped the glamour of romance from

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Ambassador to Great Britain, in IIETROGII/\D~ OI’I~ 27~_PI`e"II°3I` which Chinda warned against Gci IK0I‘€'llHkD’, 0" Ollefllllg U10 RUSS'iLlLl man intrigue for the inlriwsc of vicar preliminary Partianient yesterday in r ti.r..;::°‘;f;i..“@'.rts"isis..iii. - - fem io me negoiiuiions ai Wdshmg _ing speech in which he said: ‘iius- r' ton or vistount lstin head ottiii-isle ivarils wire bv rislii. but we it Japanese mission to the United never will bow our heads to force." i

SWIBB HI’ “ay” M93" and AmeII°‘*- This declaration was _warmly ap- p takinga lesson from the European

conflict, apparently have determitned I’IaII(IC'd by the IIIGIIIIIIEIII DI “II pIIII`

he Grandmother of the Revolut

t` the parl-ianiciittiry l’itrliainent. She cceived ti great ovation as tempor- ry chairman, 1in(| after it speech.

nvited the assembly to elect its

resident.

M. Aveketdleif, chairman ofthe

that it is best to settle their problems- UUBV favllvllff Tho PI‘€lHIlol'. \\'h0 executive coniini-ttee ot the Council

y arbitration and l'riendly‘ agreement

ng murdcroti' by Arabs after he and

ern p0W0\‘fl W0l`0 C0“l€“\l"|*`*tI“i§ ‘It some companions were sliipivreclted

n tow of tug the p:ii'i,_v were proceed- ng from Aden to liittscnt. on it bzirgc,

hem a boat of 250 tons. After eight ays oi’ further privntions they were taken oil board a warship which had

' been dispatclictl' to the scene of thc

ould coinc to an agreement regard- ng China.

'don of Viscount Chinda,‘ Japanese

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` . _ . m/llitary situation anti a declaration

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LONDON, Oct. 20.-Sergt. J. llarto, i` the Inland Water Transport, rc- eiitly had a narrow escape from be-

hen the tug foundered in n hurri-

Oit th following day tho Arabs bc-

ie guard left the prisoners to join in

place where friendly natives lent

rock.

EARD LAUDER IN AWE-STRICI-(-

EN SILENCE.

Nl<lW YORK. Or-_iobc-r 26.--A dvr-

Bcforc it gathering of Anir.-rican of-i

arry liziuder yesterday afternoon

has just recovered form his recent o illness anti was slightly palc. stood p on ii raise dais -in thc great, audi- ence hall. His address wus- largely confined to an explanation of thc

as to the- iieecssity' of saving the C country. llc said: "\Ve rriust, iight ii

only to s-five the country." _ii

The Bolshcviki left only occasion- ii

ally applaudeil. Many members, H including some of the loading con- ,I stitittilonal Democrats wero absent. i- Boxes for the American and othcr Si cntente allied ambassadors to Russia i we-re reserved at the left. i.

Premier Kercnsky in thc course R

ol' his' speccli paid a tribute lo tho i valor of the Russiaii_ sailors, bitt 0

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Ritss-in's troops on land. - iii

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t' Peasants' delegates. was elected

resident by a majority of 288.

Peoplte Should Be Master;

Madame Bresliko\'sira_va, in the

oursel of hcr remarks, declared that

W -DWOPIU 0lllZlll._ to be ninsters of lo soil they cultivated. A just 50|".

ion of the agrarian ques-tion, she aid would 'enable the country to V011! dv-H80i'oiis collisions; there. ore, if the council] oi' the republic

ncerely de'=iired to assist the coun-

I‘y It should solve_this problem in onformity with the cxlgcncies. of

ussinn history, and, she added, "let

he Russian intellectual classes not

_ pposesuch it solution. l _ _ ~ _

said ho could not say ns nittch tor iii_ Avskeniimi-_ _,acimOwi0dging his' PICTOIT, N. S., Oct. 27.-Natali Nc-

cciion, said that the council olf the public would tlotibtless tonsidcr

Madame (,‘atl_iai-ine Breshkovskaya, t ‘I , . nn,” as site is ihn senior nicrnbcr

C air o Grandmother" | ‘ - ' » and constituent assembly all the Max- ,_ _ ._

_tim in-obicm 0|' in-Onioiiiig a iiemu inmli_____ _OH the ____" ______ o_h____ lietro Marabiito, liusliand of (farniel.

After his 1tdtlre.~'s the Ilrcniivr ot- cratltr pcaci, on thc basis ol' thc tier: iiictnlit-rs evclaimlng' good jour- IO’ ‘Wm Smlwmml hy JIXIIIIC Rlmspl to ._.m,| ihitr i,,-psiiimiiiii piiiiii. ii, iicmiopnwni Ui- iim imiioim iiiii im. nav to ,_,0u,,' ' ` be ltitnged on J.tttiitt1i'y tlftccntli.

some time Russia would not for an instant abandon the defence ol’ the country, upon which the utmost cf- fort of every citizen must be con- . contrated.

Gerniunt- ucrc uitlcd in tht rapture i Ocscl and Moon islands bv e\"lli patlil/cis is told bv M \islinev~l<\ ti .omniissioner sont, to oliservo tfontii- tions there, who cscaiictl in an oiicn lout after the occupation. llc tics-

_ cribes ilie licroic ei`t`oi‘ts made by the

officers to rally their nicn. and ass-

Attacksl Government erts that several of theiil. int-ludtug

General Martinolf. colninancler of the garison, t.-oniinittetr suicide when the

After the electiion of officers, Leon _.Dow Sqrmnd9re_i _

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Trmzky; president Ur thi* K¢’ne"3I “x' That the (ieriitans had knowletigc ecutive committee of tho Pe-trograd of 1,-tmditiotis on the islands is indic- council uf workmenhq and Spldigi-S' ated li_\' thc flirt that ivlicn Aviator ,|epuiies_ wi_i_._ accorded ieavn io ___i_ Satouov hrouglil down it ii_vdi‘0air~

_ _ _ plane the dead oifctlpaltt was found

dress the House. He violently attack- io have compieie mans not uni), oi- Ud me G0V@l'l'llIl@l1i. d9SCl`lIJ1DS ll HS existing but0t` proposed forilllt'nlions.

irresponsible and denouncing its On the plans places wt-rc niaiketi i'or

b0l1l‘K€0i H-lffmets who, hy the'li.r altit- I’_Q2‘_:’IIIg_~ M __ ____ _ _ _ mio' ,h_G deCIaIe(I` were ca“E`Ing II" lv’ ol€s$1'\'ctldrlrtIii(Ieri1s`I(3IisIi1iii;cq?i‘r;Iti 5III'I`@.¢`II°II am°“I5 'II‘° Peasants- Ill' the sliorc, and tipoii investigation creasing the disorganlzstion brought found it deserted cabin with a ladder nbout by the war and trying to ren-I tlcr tho constituent assembly abort- ive. The Maximalists he declared, could not work with the Government or with the preliminary Parliament, wliicll, he added. "I am leaving to tell the workincri, soldiers and peasants that the rcvoliilion and the people are

in danger"

iiiittis tit

with cileem for __ dcn'_0c_________ _mam 1-1 and Carmeilo bode Mar;tblito, two

Italians. convicted of the murder ot’

HUNS AS FORGERS

sleeves W8!! SP0?-kIHiZ» U0* UUIY- 5P°“k‘. the war :ind cliaracterlzetl lt as rt! Ing- but “I5 “'II°Ie II°IIy was working' I “contest -between civilization and thel

Bending low, stepping from right i0

U . ~ \I

i€.g¢_ his ai-ms whii-iiiig_ iiiooii the gi-eat friends of hell. declaring tliat tlici

evangelist. The audience listened U

calmly. There was no response as best may in her iiisioi-y_ _

there used to be in the old camp mesh ing re-vivals, when shouts of glory and

encouragement to tim Hpwkm. woiiiii the fiend of militarlsrn and relight the

niteii States had undertaken the big-i

ills appeal to the men to stamp out

be heard on every side. Only close lamps of civilization. cairne as it ciini-I attentiol, and as fllllei HS all Offlillv-l`¥ ax to a series of Scotch ballads. lit-,I

Sunday congregation would be. Im

thotnyafcrngcisdlily dl:>[e:Fli?otm:1lI1l;li)‘:I;?‘ John Lauder, who niet death in

a r. un ' '

ado no nit-ntion of his son. Licut.

his meetings the irreligious ones; Fraiicc. but it sligiit tremor in his nigga who never attend any WIIEIOUS voice frequently betrayed the memory meetings, -the outcasts, the- sinners; of his h0y_

largely or ciuu-ch people and ch\irChI

tit now appears that she is flooding;

Russia with counterfeit Russian bank political questions, saying that what with whom she took shelter it-mt~I notes, issued to the ammount of 3,~' England can do Germany also can tio. - . _ ooo,ooo,ooo rabies <s1,5oo,ooo.ooo.i CASTRO IS ORDERED "As to lisquitn-s questions tiimttt I‘III°'I' “II”_w""I I’_I""‘”I III°I"__ Io’ The notes are niarvellously engrav-i ' Be-lgiuni,” he said, “Germany can also II°II's’ I’III' °"I'ap°II I`eII°II"I IIIIIII’

otl. and the -initial is so perfect that put a few questions, such ns, "Whitt A littlc boy was found buried un- only the most experience-:l exports cilni _ _ _ __ " `_, _ do yott think ‘about the returti ot' the it-iii- a taht() in it ivrgt-im.-1 ii0m.u;_\t-time detect thc forged froiu tho real notes. IORF Oli bPAlN, TRINIDAD, Orb German colonies. the full independ- ,wvomi Urgoilg w,,i.i, iiiiimi or iii.,l,._

IIS.--Ciprioiio Castro. 'ex-President of ence' of Belgiuin, the Fl'en<‘h.RiiSs|aii ‘ ' ` II ' ` ' ' I`

‘ \'PI]0Zl1ClH. IMS been reilllesfed hy U19 agreement, the freedom of liicsopota- "II' I’III he was IIIIIIIIrmeII' i

$100 FDR KA|SERt5 y:UNE_RA|_ G0"Umm*‘7lI lo IF-'HVG Tl`il1dKd- The mia and Arabia. and the ri-ght ni’ neler- _ #1-_-_-- `i

____ S€Il6\`€ll d€CIiT<2d hiii l`9Sld€l1C0 IIGFG tio" of nations'-? lf Alsace-Lorraiiic

BOSTON Od 29__An eideriv w0_ had no political significance and pro- is to hi, give-n back to |.~mii,.i. Wim, i-

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ttvttittnittt nts tusltts wiii rr ttiiiisitt tttttt1§s_ iitttittts IIIIIiItIiIIiI_tiIIiIItIws ui

- ions Ottawri agelicy).-Tlie situation M0Ilg;"RaDI.Aal?, F335 3|3EiF',1?iI;h) Mon- light" Perhaps the most pmml was

' (Canadian `P__es8 Despatch) toi1...t,he.ll.1ilitii1 front is at present ob- IVMI Smck Exchangé Wal* “Oi 0D0nC<I the kming of 'II Widow and her Seve” f\us”l‘l-:nlmvi ont so- t'ottittI.~<~tn~t_~. 'rim ivintistei- of iv-tr roster- “IIIII "IIIIII I°‘I‘Iy' "IIIIIIIIIIIII WIC” "I'II‘II"" III I“I‘IIII°" I” II I°II""`I` III

(l<`0l`l-70 IVUH |I0\`lIllll-L Illfi BllVHl'iHll tiny oloctriflctl the italian <-hiiiiibei' ill ymie -psmhvshml HIm~H.n.r.m Hmm ln' mc homm II' HIIPGMS mm the mmh` IIIIIIIIII MIIII’II"I" IIIIH hum' IIIIIIUIIIIIIII it .-trollg slioorh ‘i‘t~.asstli'illi: thi- ilttrili- irlioiI)lII'?(IifI\eI:'QIItriIIIIn£ih;h;IEiIIti l:lIilIi:Ht.<I or ‘Wm In 'Im from dom and nuquhu IIIIIINIIIIIII I'I`I'IIIIIII I'II.IuII`uIIm` IIIIIIIIIQII ip iii-if ii . - - - i , . the war it wus ofiiciall stntei flint cd of 1| ticigllbor wlicther thc "All- Uliaiict-ll<ii‘ llliclluclls hits been named ' ‘ "' ‘IWW ‘V35 Ill Ii ill'f‘ll-lI`i‘-lI~ _J __ b `k ' __y_ 'I ' _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ l’ri1nc Minister of i’i‘its`sia. i’“'I' 0-"-lif‘fllI\ll: "The eneniy will nov- mme I? 'le IO nm an” “CIIIFIII-V “II (IOM $`II`"‘II hd( IJGLII gwm' ‘ml

__.i_..___.. _ ., , , _ ., _f - ' turned to gn h:i<'l<, when the boiilli

‘I I-I‘“"‘II II“II-In F-0"- sing of the nizirkot wus it precaution- . _ Reuior`s rtirrespoiitleiii .ni ittilitiii ary meiisllre Only. dI(_)IIpNI` A ffm] minutes law' IIN

iii.aiiqum.im.S_ ieiegmpiling ,i.imrqda‘._ Tito minimum prices adopted me neighbor fount: the mother intron-

’;""°‘ » . ,. . _ ' _ ' those prevailing 'it thc close of tho scious in the street, hor honic wt-rar-lr

NEW YORK, Oct. 29,-A special `mllnS .Im ‘vmthm hm IIWIILH ‘md "IfII`k"I 3"0SII""I"-"I ed and licr children liilrlicti iii tilt- mhie _O _im iicmid from i,_lri___ Says: _ there is iiiud and slush 4-vt~r_v\vlterc, ' ' 'I

Well nuthcnticatctl reports tlt1it,N€v<‘1'lholcss. the ni-iillt-.t~.\' flllcl is ci" II°I”'7II;‘ Th" “IOIIIEUI m“III"°II "II"

linvc reached here reveal that (ierrnti-_ cr liiclcusiiig in cxtcnt :ind \‘oluni»‘ "IiI0“I`III°ss IOIIIY' "'II°IIgII I0 ask IDI' IIC' ny has gone into tho business oi _couii-_ ami is imgiiming ii, ,vvcui iiiu vii., . ._ ciiildreii.

tcrfeiting oil a big scale. it will bo~ _ _

__(_n_en_hm_c_i that she was proved m nature of the Atistro-fioriniui move- _ have forged American passports for ||‘€1lf» Wllilfli Slretellos front Plczzo to THE HAGUE, Oct. 29.-Dr. Bern- 01 d wung woman who was dug,0u[ the use of spies and agents. ithe Carso. h`aIII DeI`nI’UT8, former German Sec- III IIN wreckage III the ImseIIIeII" of

WIDOW AND 7 CHILDREN KILLED

thc brink of failure anti that thc cle

Anotltcr remarkable case was that

rotary. has made silo-ther speech on it hsh market, where several persons

I-‘l_l‘)'l`l'tOGRAD,, Oct. 28-HOW tile -

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IIIIIIH SENIENBEI

leading to the roof. Squares of can- vas .found lying on the ground were removed, but later were replaced hy a mysterious hand.

Tried Ruse to Stem Surrender.

in an effort to stem the surrender

,of large bodies of troops, Vishneviiky [and others pretended to be sending signals to Russian ships bringing help Instructions were issued by soldiers' committees, he says, that those wishing to surrender should gather iind‘ei~ white flags. Command- or Shisko of the Reval Battalion of iieatli, it is related, handed his sword to a soldier saying:

“l never will return home. Those

who can may save themselves or die as "

He then shot himself. The Germans allowed. two hours

in which to surrender. The majority oi' the garrlsons gave up their arms within that time.

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WURK IIIINE IIN IIIINVIILESIIENI IIIINIE

Good progress has been made on the erection of a soldiers' Convalescent lioine on Government House grounds. The contractors ar'e Messrs. E. Park- mun, Andrew l-iennessey and Joseph Potver and it is expected that the work done by them will cost about $90,000; in addition to which the con- tract has yet to be let for heating and plumbing.

Mr. Austin Trainer- has the con-

tract for putting on the two last costs of paint, the contractors for the builders having to put on the first coat.

The main building for the soldiers

is 250 ft. long. 40 ft. wide and' 32 ft. high. This is being erected to the eastward of Government House. Good progress has been made on the foundation work which started on Thursday last. '

The excavations have all been

made for the piers. These will be 4-oiistiuitrtcd as follows: an excavat- ion is dug 30 inches by 30. At the bottom of this concrete is poured in to a depth of 12 inches. On top of the concrete there ls placed a square made of crossed plank. called a grill lioavily coated with tar, and on top of this grill posts will be set. These are made of 12 x 12 hemlock and will also be heavily tarrod in order' to prevent decay.

Ilnderneaith this building will be

liiytiro-therapeutic department which will contain massage, exercise. douche and X-ray rooms, arm, leg and shower baths and a rest room. This department is 130 feet by 40 and 12 feet deep, and it extends under- ncth the building for more than hall' the length.

'rho main building referred' to will

contain over 200 beds for the soldi-

PFS.

Government House proper will be

used exclusively for the administrat- ve staff. Doctors-and Nurses. A din- ng room, 72 x 48 and 20 feet high. will be built at the north end of Gov- ernment House. There will be a boil-

metmbers These mav tieed the stirr ly ballad when ftoiii the roll of t_iie li ing up as we-ll, but tho former 'wlio_ tem game the cry: ‘twtng the “ec never enter a church to worship sure- iioose Aman; iili i_ieaiiiei._~» it

ly need it most. _ I "Aye l‘ll sing it, but it is tio -sour

Ats utsliml’ epr`hI1)tliir(1:erI1JAmiIi10cl:2ei'; dt1itY[lIiII:I to me now‘ it is a livtnn. I sang it to _

. 9 D ~ e ‘ _ ' _

as 1° i n, and time alone can tell how' the boys just beiore the -battle oi_

but that IIIB “udIeIICes are composed Mr. Lauder had just finished alive-

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- ~ - . ._ _ ,_ _ . . _ __ ~ - 1- _ “ Kino 1'eLt_s or GREAT ian visited a Boston bank today ami I°°I"I_I_d§iiI‘_‘-l Ilelllg compolleu SHI] the limit as to read_jtit1tn'ierit of iorinet; WORK OF RED CROSS odttccti' one hundred dollars hi ‘It _I_IIII‘ i`°'”;`;I’II_ °_I III°__5""I"_ I?:II _I“__I"lIIff llaf-IOHHI ff0llli0l'1~"-' ._

c;:lslI1IIciIZI1III;i'er;IihICh She pmuml on me toplhlhilcricuiioiiiicihgiitrihiivh OTTAWA, Oct. 29.-l-its excelleiicy ..i imvg`iwen _'Living iiiig im. my i~m(.,._ Genertti L'n.;tro li-as been travelling

~ ~ -_ itttiii-‘ fm

ttt»-itwtisesi'-=ti@rt1id."iitttl »tveni‘ -to "O1" 0"” I“““ '° "“°Ih"’ I°‘ ~“’“I"\ co/ii. °t'ruA'rioN ecrrss in muuca G Ie 0 “Ing mmags ro <=0mr>ler@ the building hy March next.

an pa S 1 successful it may ‘h9 I" I"fI“"“°I“g

the religious life of his ltoarorsTBut_ Mr. Sunday is thoroughly intl” OI-IC-_ and never falls to stand tip with vlgw'

for his country. and deals viE0_l'0\:(**| blows against all paclilsts and s ac ers and booms t.he Liberty bonds. ___

The other night ho stood On S platform arm in anm Wm* S.°°"""I“I`y

McAdoo, who addressed those asseiu-i bled in the tabernacle in behalf of tiei bonds and service in their country. and the Secretary ol’ the Tre-asuryl spoke torei-iiiy or his appreciation °f

Mr, Sunda,y's efforts for the_cause o_f religion and of his countrys we

fare. i _

Here are two Sunday lto -sho s. "Don't you come UD “WI te" “Ie I

am a grafter. if you do I will advise you to have your picture taken _bet- fore you come. Your wife wounn know you when-y0\1 WWI h°m° I°` t tit." ~ n I;-God w|||,55y on judgment day to the iivpocrities. Step Over -l° 01° ie"- your elevator will he 301118 dow" “ “ few minutes." _ ` _ _ \ CANADIAN _ METHODS GOOD

- l‘Nouoi4 Fon u. s. MEN

- MONTREAL, ont. 21.-nt explain ing tits visit_w canada as a ferment- atltve of the United Suit” N°II°IIIII Association of Manufacturers tot iftudy the means of restonation of wounded iidldlers to civilian life Fred- ,,,.i,., w Kestigit stated that its be-

lieved he could learn as m;ch cial Camas an in Enllwd °“‘I "I" ' He contemplates SONS “° f“I'II‘°'I' aMid_ bm. 'iii__5lve_ clone study to it-int the Military H°°Pl“'° C°““‘\III‘ mn me other eooveratlnl °fl°“I"__

etlolle org 401118- , _ I _-

Arras. There were fifteen thousaiiti_ Scots thcro then. Matty Of than! “I0 gone now." -

lie sang tho trong. The two thous-

and oillcers, their wives land enlisted.

men joined with him in the chorus.

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MAY MANUFACTURE AND SELL

OLEOMARGAHINE. i

()'I"l`AWA, ()cto‘ber 20.- Oil ortlcri

iipcquiicii has been passed, \lP0l\ NIU, recommeftidation of the t`ood controller_ allowing, on and at’tc~r November 14. the manufacture and sale in (.o.nada_ of oleomsrgsrine .and its importatlon_ free of duty. Suspension of the' Dl‘0_i hlbition of its manufacture, import ol sale is a war measure only. .Bild Wi" apply while the present abnormal conditions continue. The conclusion of such condition will be determilletl by the governor-general-in-council_ t

Persons' wishing to manufacture or

to import eleomargarine must first obtain a license from the food con- troller. _ I -Oleomargarine produced in Canada must be produced under the suD€l": vision of the minister of asl‘lCl1ltlll'8- and n.o eleomargnrine may be imD0l`l@d_ into the Dominion unless lt has been, insnutsctured under government BHD-. ervislon in the country _Of DFOGUCUOU-i

UNSUCCEBSFUL GERMAIN RAID OVER ENGLAND.

(Qenadlnn Pren Despatch)

LONDON, Oct. 30.-Lord French. Cotmmander of the British Home For-_ ees. announced that the German air- planes which last nlshl Mfemiited £0 carry out a raid on the southeast coun-_ ties of England did D0 GBIIIHBB and caused no ‘damage All the Bri-

.ttgh -machines' which went up to en-'

(age the raldere, landed safely.

A civil wtii veteran Johit \V Pike. i

LONDON. October 29,-' lu thu were reletisetl after _an Inquisition II

house of ciiinmons yestorilay Mr.I i.i,.g_|iig nearly sll night.

Hunt asker for an assurance that no _ . `

hence __eg0ti_&iions wouid begin Wim) Plans for the round-up were niadc_G out the full knowledge and assent n: il°VC'I`“I ‘HWS "R01 IUIIOWIUE 3 °°n' the representatives n fthe great do- ference bctivt-cn federal authorities "\I“I0"li- Mr- 30"" UIW TGPIIBU mm' und oiiicinls of exemption hoard dis~,-

the government would certainly not _ The l-British attacks on the Flanders enter peace negotiations prior to con-' mm' "umm" M' six humlred and front, enily this morning. Good pro- sulition with tho dominions. Glzhteen registered men in that_ dist grass is reported by the War Office.-

trict failed to respond to the call for The announcement follows: "At

examination. 5~

HOW T0 MAKE HOG HMSING PAY.'

_*_ Our troops are reported to be making

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o'r'rAWA. october 29.- 'ro eu-I “RI” N II"°RT R°°d Pf°S’°”~'

courage farmers to raise as mam' .

hogs is possible -and derive a profit ICI"II’I°I'°" Pu" D"p°I°II) from doing so, the department of agrl- _I_IEII‘I“IN' 0"IgbeI 30'i VIII I“I:IIII2I;' culture has issued a message on “the " TIIC AII"II°` “ma” IOIIIISI "vb" feeding ami housing oi. swine). ing l\ort_hern italy are stand ng c-

lit adtliiiion to_i‘eerllng and houslns I _I_I:_r_:’_,ig_,(;I'Iif,iv,,wiI::,,:,`:.3i ;it,I:,gi;:inl,I&;I;0:-1§i‘mi INWILTII/INfTlhIEOr~I`o]IlIgrRIl€IIg\tiiI>ag<IYI\h

the lzilichsagcdtlw B wnh the mlesuon of in to~dav's army hesdqusrter’s an- batteries are cotttinitlmg to shcli the mee ng an cam of the animals In rtoun -eine-‘nt. The third italian German lines at rcilular intervals-. H10

different seasons of the year. it also I

~ d hrief res.i.t nm enemy following similar tactics. No

III-ve” SIwcIn°aII°nB 'md mans' “In °“` fgmihemgdguiicing Teutonic foiiccs further official coniniunlque has been

lymor n _l_;1_i~i;eo |_iibg_g_eryi -hut oi; it glseiilli i-mm wtpptu-h to the Adriatic This issued but there has been no specisli_ ti por c . may e o_ a n- ' ‘ ‘, , ed free at the Dliblieationbranch de- "Imy I” II°W III reII'e“I °I°III5 the mrmI"" amvm' snow 'MI' re" msn

psrtment of agriculture. I Ad‘I“'I“ "°““I' II

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Mlnnrde Llnlment Curee Neurelgle.

north ofthe Ypree-Roulers railway.

Mlnerd'| Llnlment eurel Teetlilehe _ M»lnlrd’e Llnlment cures Neurelgle.

-- ~ - _ _ . . _ ii _i st ~‘ ` his majesty the king:

buy a bonfl to help along the KaI3ernI IIIll1cIIngT ;I]<ttni\iiol3‘hrtRthffIf)0qi?nicra€IlitItu- ITALY' BII"I‘IIIgIIaI“ PIIIIICP' I IIIII0mI.‘ Phe 0III~v IIIIIIK I am IIOII'-‘D im. bi- \;i.`,,i,,,,,.iii afiei.a_ sim,-i may ""'“" Dtiriiig thc lust l'.! months l have I'hIIII' I_II,,III‘I'I I "III IIII`aIII I IIIIIIIIOI' Im in Nhw york tialiieii fm- 'ri-iiiiiia,-i_ ` ROME. October 27,- Tilt- |'atlw;t_v had consiiint opportutiity tit' wiiriess-

er rooiu underneath.

Tire contilrctors have received in-

structions to rush the work, and at present they have about sixty men

the governor-general desires to com- e______0y£____ They hope to be able to

illlf“~“ll rouipanies atiiiotince an liit-rt-it.=w in ing afresli. both at home anti in Flan-

' ' - - " - - t in ilitlilbnr of l`ii.s`t frnlglit utitl cxpi'a-lui, tiers. tho grocit. work of illcrcy carried

i“'°"I Ii’ II'" I-Ihf‘|`f.V <'0"fli1“- “ll 505'? "_'N"__""`“ trains throughout ltalv owini: lo thci on b_v the united cfforis ol' tlin British A011 I'0IlI“\U" IUIIUY- “WI HII"‘l' **“?"I"K‘ ltriprovotl 1'o'il sltuatioll. -It is ntiwi limi Vross set-iety and the Order of YIM' IIII IIIIIII _III_III"II $700 of tIII‘ II°“'» SIX HUNDRED ROUNDED Hppiirciit that thc- enemy stthin:irlllcsI St. John of Jcrusalclii in Eiigltilitl, lu'

min, asker io p in lonvirlg all Ill-‘ll ci.i| O i_A¢KE;i9 have been unable to chock the prr-soiit.Icvoi-v tlictitrc oi' tht- wur. regsrclit;-as' property' to the United Stutcs Gov- _ up AS OAG 8 ' nrriyiii of ,ww Mock of i._i,n|_ g;_:w‘

ernment. llc was taken boforo it '-"°" U-“iim ii". -hu,-nin Wool 0 ii ii

iuwycr, where ho signed rt will inak- iililti/\GO. U01. 27.»- Tiiirty men inrge ,iimiiiii_ieH.oiKwi,iuii(We£, ,,§|'|],,i',‘;1§ intt.t';.- ~th. ~ - - -

I-Y “` I“""“I"°" I`I I”I¥“t0°‘ ottt of ti iotzti ol six hundred taken r-ti during the sdinrner.

iiigi nigiii by imiicc ,ami i-miami agents The hcuiiiig of the civil population

as .~i‘lut-_lit-rs. tire being held today for :I_;__;;_II;L_';I___I:_:I‘;`Ii,II_I:_Ig_;'I_fI'g;_I:;II_I;__::_1_Ii:`_;’i “ig

THE DOMWIONS WILL BE CoN_ fiirtlir-r investigation by federal lu- tim hands of dealers, they refuse to`

SUL1-ED_ lthorities. sell it. even for cooking ptirposes, in -i The renittintlcr of the six hundred the Il0P<‘- 0f FGCGIVIHK IIIKIIGF DPICGH

tiring the winter.

OOD PROGRESS ON _

FLANDER6 FRONT

LONDON. October 30,-~litiilotln--

45 o‘clo<~_k this morning we attiicked

AMERICANS AT WORK-

ight interfered with all operations.

PADEREWSKI TO RAISE

POLISH LEGION IN U. S.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 30.- Appro-

val hiss been given by the war do-

_ prirtment to admit such special or-

oi distiince, disconiiort or danger. t.it-iieci oi, raising B poiish iegion in ihia task of alleviating pain and stilferliigimilniry for mi-vini, in Eu,-0i,i,_ in im_ and of tniltiistoririi: to those in need isinmmcing this iodsy_ secreii". oi pcrioruicti with uiiparallcloti devotloniwnr iiaimr cxpiainsd that me Knee by the incii und women who ltttvc la-ynwiii noi he "iicuiaied direntiy with ken service under the lied Cross. The me Amorican m,my_., but refused to

prompt and tiiistinted provision of iiic-lgivi. am, iurihm. iniormation saying

dictil and general storc-_<1 and comforts i i ' wiwii that ii ii', ani is an ull itnportilnt work. ami one of igfs? an was y D B on

the multi rf-.spolisiliilities undertaken ii is R ainm the bii i iii d

iz p c o e o-

hy_tlie joi_iit contiiiiit_r_-_o. lti li_t_ispil_ulT mmn______ _O admn Buch yspec_a_ _,___

ant conv cscent . mics, os_p ta zanimiiqns' io the “him oi, the Am_ trains, motor s.mbttlntitt-s and tum- Gwinn army Aid in the way oi equip_

cites our sick rind wnunticd. us well "Mini and i`mininK_ however pi.0im_ as iliosc- of our allies. ure. -l know. in- my wiii im given the Point '

deed grateful for iltc uid rind <~o-npora- i __ “__ _ __ _ _ _______ ___ _ it its not known here whether it U_

on ' ci it join sm-. ..s' i ng n i i i F __ ____ mclic _ _ _ ____ _ I __ _ _ ___ _ proposed to use he eg on in renee

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' or on the eastern front.

nor have the needs of our prisoners of

war been forgotten in tlte allocation of your friends. I trust, therefore. that there will he no falling off of ge-

nerous financial support on- the part n°I.II“I°"

of everyone at home and overseas' without which this work could, not Nothing is to be uid in commen-

;’edI"aI““:IIIe;I_- ?_“I£§"5 I_IIe W“_;`_I hx* datlon of the spirit of the men who ia grea sa sac on n sen ng o _ . joint committee on October 20 a do- IGCBIIIIY ad'°I`fI°“I In ° Londml nation or £s.ooo. This year for the rwwsvaoerr lL°\1d» l°°9l1<l'h*“¢

;‘_Oitr llr;_y_;'__ ri:1_i_i_o<_:tlo_t_1_ oil Ogigliei-____i__8_; gramephone, vznted hr _ S it B 0 0 0 r M . owevor no £10.00!! to mark my appreciation of Lssdinpmtein muy i,i_'ii,i. ”*m gh, what has been achieved by the British I ~ - ‘

. , world over. ei-o_ only .too~_femllldr

Red (ross and t.io Ortlor of SL_ John -_ t, nl Jerusalem in England in the past. Wil-il ¢|1°_'_ ¢|l‘°\lmil_l\¢_¢l “lvl DN- anri my deepest sense of the itmpow vqitoe this vengeful and mistaken *°“"f °_f °‘:_':*I"_"I_"5 °I‘€"° "II‘I°"°‘ determination. Buch circumstances men s n e u ure. '~ I ~ hi".

si d GEORGE R_i_ certainly constitute one of the t I gm I which will need to be "eeen to" sootl-

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