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sm LOMER GOUiN's QovE§N_ MENT Aoam nsrunngo T0 POWER

(Bpoolal to Tho Guardian.)

MONTEEAIL. June 17.-slr Loma,

Gouin’s government was practically re. turned to power yesterday at the nom. lnations for the Provincial elections In some divisions where there are contests both or more candidates claim to be Liberals, either favoring the government or -running as inde. pendent Liberals because of the rect that another Liberal has been ofiic. lnlly endorsed as the candidate,

Lack of organization due to the

shortness of the notice and the ab- sence of means for a general contest were responsible for the fact, as` there is no organized opposition to the Gouin forces on anything like a` general scale. With the exception of

lion. Napoleon Seguin, Minister with-, out Portfolio, in the Government all' the ministers have been returned by' acclamation. ‘

vicoiiihiil? .

1 ls Called Oli-

(Special to Tho Guardian.)

VICTORIA, B. C., Julie 18.-'l‘hcre

'-will be no strike in Victoria. The strike committee has dissolved mem- hes of the strike committee wllo vol- cd eight to eight on the question of it general strike in sympathy with Winnipeg. The deadlock called for n dissolution of the strike committee.

British Submarine

Arrives in Halifax

. (Special to Tho Guardian.)

HALEFAX, N. S., June 18.-The

submarine l-I 15 presented to Canada by the British admlraity arrived in Halifax last evening from Bermuda. The submarine is not a surrendered U boat bllt a British craft. The H 15 was convoyed to the Nova Scotia coast by H. M. S. Cumberland.

Canadian Soldiers Attack Police Station

(Special to The Guardian.)

LONDON, June 18.-Unrest umong

Canadian soldiers in England because of the continlled _postponement of homeward sail-ings culminated last nigllt in an attack by 400 Canadians on the Epsom Police Station. Sever- al policemen were wounded, one so seriously that he died this morning. The purpose of tile attack was to re- lease a -Canadian soldier wlio had been arrested. 'ro avoid further-_I trouble the polico released another Canadian in whom the mob was not in- tcrested.

Railway Strike t Declared Dil

(Special to The Guardia”-) MONTREAL, June 18.-The Domin-

ion wide strike of the Fnllndisn ruli- dsy shopmen set for today has bw" postponed. The postponement was nn- nounced -yesterday afternoon by Pres- ident 'raillon or No. l-‘our Division. Railwny Shopmcn of America. Mr. Tuilion said thut the postponomclll was decided on so lhnt futher noi!0l lations with the Ganatlian Railway war board on a new wage and l\°“l` schedule could take place.

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--L-_'ln-no-A-._ -*"*°" "FOUND-#WILL THE -PARTY WHO

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family. Central location. Gentle- man or married couple Pf°f°f\’°4-

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GERMANS -CLAIM DOMINIDN WIDE THE TARIFE AND- “ENC” DEM0NSTRATl0N

CANNOT SIGN STRIKE DRDERED HOT WEATHER

AGAINST GERMANS

TE‘m§s_BT__"‘EY. SAV Ana iM- iN Pnores-r AGAINST Annssr Ana Aasonsmc ALi. THE Es nscne-r Ar REPREHEN.

E or FuLi=lLi.. or w|NN|Ps<; . Arrsrmou A1- slate Acr

MENT - |.EADEns I o'rrAwA

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(Special to the Guardian.)

ANOTHER HUN YARN tspnlal to -|-he Gu,,¢|,,,_) I '|"AR||:p DEBATE WAMNG 1-.-luis, Juni- is-in his it-u<.i~ to

CABG-A'RY. June 18.-A request

the head of the Gt-rulan peace dolcgu-

They Claim That tho Ministers tllllt a Dominion widestri-ke, in pro- Sir Thomas whn, Deal, Wm, tioll apologizing for tho df.-lnoustrutlon

_Vi/cro iiiused at Ver- test against the arrest of strike lead- Tariff And War “gal”-‘if *Iii* G‘f""‘°"“ iii Vemallles. M-

saiiios ers in Winnipeg, be called by 'the Finance " (`lemt-_nceau expressed deep regret for

Dominion Trades Congrcss has been

this roprcllcnsi-illc uct which was ron-

(5i\°¢:lai tothe Guardian.) made by tho trades council hero in u (From Our Own Correspondent.) "`“"Y 1° th” laws ‘if |i°-`ill1l“liiY- Will*

BERLIN. June 18.--The impression Wire sent last night to Tom- Moore. OTTAWA, Juni- 18.-’I"llc budget, the prefect of the llcportment of ihc

0' ‘H059 Who Were engaged through- President of the Dominion congress. debate continues to drag on ut ui S"i“""”“d 0150 “nil Ulf’ P0110” ffm"- Olll- ihe night lil translating the reply Strike leaders here do not discuss seemingly 'intcrminnblc length oi- ’“I55I0"‘-"` hav” “"0" ‘llsnlllmeiil mil" of the _Allied and Associated Powers the Winnipeg situation except to sa-y lllollgh lt is now expel-_lcd the vote "muc-

I9 thai- It Wi-‘I bt? \lli0i‘|y ill\DOSBible to that their cause is a just one and that may possibly no 1-onolls-(1 late 'ppm-S. ._..___._.__;_._ _

Sign and that it is probable a negat- they have nothing to fear. tiny night thc ufliips of the-_ two par- - ive reply will be wired for submission No order cancelling thc strike order ties having ugrt-ell that with ll fcw

lo M. Clenlenceau. it is also consider- for railway sllopmen has been rcceiv- e-frpcclflcd. exccpfllons llho spec(-_lllps .

ed possible the minister \vlll not re- ved hcrc and the strike will tnkc should be limited in twcllty lulllutf-_.-i.

turn to Versailles on account of the dc- place ns sclleludcd this morning. Og- A fezlturo of this afternoon wus;

’“°“s"'"°‘ti”“ iI\‘2i`f‘ Hiéalnst thc 'dcio- den 'illopillcn numbering several hun- l`llrni~<l\eli bf W- ' ~ ~ '

- - . - t, _ . 5 .ll l`holu.l.-» Wllltc who

Hates. resulting ill injury to minister fired are already out hcrc. Others af- in A mnstoriy ¢|l_cm|§,.lU“ of UH. |,,,»_ HON' A' E' ARSENAULT AND DR' Giesberts Frau Dorblush, Attache fected will be those of the Canadian iff proposals null lp.. .g,m..,-1,1 fm,,,,_ JAMES KEIR’ HQN' JA' MCNEILL Meyer. and others all of_whonl were NHIIODHI Rllllwily-S~ C- P- R- Sll0P1¥\0I\,`cinl situation of thc f-_oulllry mutlf-. :ln A:§M'rNRA;.:E';o“:3; |:r|:|’:6E;;E;R hurt with stones. iler Meyers eye was have -been on strike hero for neal-lv oxpl-msltlon nf fin-,ming th.. vi(.i,,,~.-_ HFTH DI _ S

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Injuwd by 311155- i-11709 Weilkti lil Symplillly Wllll Wililll' loan and anlswcrod criticisms tilul _

l1@g-G-T.R- i1¥1tlC~ N- R- SIIODHIOII sucll a loan should have in-.r-ll sub- TWU L,|,,,l__,H-mN,,1.v_mv(, U0m,`,n_

i. k , _ . s ruc today ject to taxation. . mms __v£___L, held In Summerside yesle_,_

British Dirigible

idea of the govcrnnlcnt was to gl-t

'_“ Sh' Th°m°'” pointed °“t that me day uficrnoon to nominate candidates

I the money for _tho Drosccution of _l_I1‘<‘- 531311212-C "12-(;p§`tMlE`cily?.1Sui"is or

war To do this ill <-ompt-tlllon llltll

’l'llr-l<- was .l full quoil oi' flelvgatt-si

(Spools) to gh, qua,-dlam) Formed-°ll‘°‘ IOMIB Uwy _'md "md" th" from boiil rlisll-‘it:is, l-very poll l>clll;.:

wAs‘rnNG'roN. June la.-The glam -i lV_'°t°'y wa" "'t_“‘§“"° :“‘d_;h”"' H5' l`<=l>l'-----ill-vii- The <i<-ics-lu-s were un-

r a a wl l

British Dlrigibie 5 34 will start from England sometime next Friday and each l{uzeihurst,_Long island, thc fol- lowing Sunday according to present Diana as known to British officials hee. Brig. General Cllaritoll of the British air service stationed here has

notified the authorities in London that! but think that a prolnpt nlen.-lure of

the field will be rendy to receive the Trans-Atlantic flyer 34 on that date.

C. P. Delivers Report, 0"

Ultlmatum to Empioyees_ Irish Conditions

VANCOUVER, B. i‘_, June i7.--A

stand taken lry F. W. Peters, general superintendent of the Canadian Pacif- ic, with headquarters in Vancouver, today in regard to striking workers in tho clnploy of the C. l’. lt. is cxpocicd to either result in tllmimnlclllale r :- turn to work of the rllllwuy cici-ka. freight handlers and station cmployr-sl or' the fillillg of their places by ot- hers.

In a stntelnentissllcd by Mr. Peters,

he says

“Notidc is hereby given that if by

noon on Wednesday. June 18, all form- cr' employes do not report for duly. we will consider they nave decided lo permanantly leave -the service of the C. P. Ri and their pi-aces will bt-_ filled by otllers. preference being giv-

t turned soldiers"

en o re ._

Tile notice was ulso directed to the ,I dnnars six and ha" percent- three year-

varlous internationale involved. Fur, °"ed1t» m“1‘"`|"5 t°m°""°“’- Wm “°f be'

the fourth consecutive day Vancouver was

Pres. and Mrs. Wilson

Arriv_et_i_ at Belgium

8 eclal to The Guardian)

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ADINIKERKE. Belgium. Juno 18.--1 youd control l shall bc unable to pro-

Prcslrlcilt and Mrs. (Wilson and tllvlr vide funds, whl;ch implies that tho

party arrived here from Paris this morning. They were nl:-t by Kin# Albert and Queen Elizabeth of Dul- glum and lcit by motor for u tl-lp over the Belgian front.

Lloyd George to_ » _

Visit America

LONDON, Juno iG.--Prelnlor Lloyd

George will probably pay a brief visit

to tho United -states in griscrall AS e

exigencies of home p0 B D . says the political correspndent of the

Sunday Times. He continues: ‘ ILS.

"in offering him an official inviin- _ ____

tion President Wilson added it Would be a personal gratihcation to welcome him on the other side as a result of their three months' close association. IA strong mutual regard has grown up between the two stntesmen and though now and again they have been at issue on matters political, there has never been the slightest interruption of their cordlaiity of intercourse. What helpfulness and hoD0f_l-l|Yl0lS *"6 connected in their friendship need not

be emphasized. `

d George 'ia himself very anx-

"Lloy

ious to visit America. i believe he wgms to get in direct touch with Am- srloon opinion on the Irish question. md he would not -be averse to an op- ‘ portunlty to put the difficulties be has

found in its solution before the Ameri- two years. Other such concessions

ld utrage all diplo- would -bo -permission for her to dis-

qan people. it W0\| 0

matic tradition. but who can tell but pole of her gold reserve and to pur-

iil of his lfhti might not chile the biinstte ores necessary for

that a frank ta

bo of real -bsneli'tf"

without its mommg m,_w,_,pnm,,.,_ ‘ today by the American banking syndi-

(Speciai to The Guardian.)

DUBLIN, .Lune 18_~An influcliti-

al organization is being formed in ire- land under the name of the irish Do-- minloil League. it is collllposcd ol' men wllo believe that :ln Irish repub-

lic is unattnlllabie und undesirable

l-lollle Rule on the fullest colonial lines is urgently necessary.

(Special to The Guardian.) _ LONDON-, Juno 18.--A tlctaliod

und specific reply to the rr-.port on conditions in lrclanll illtldc roccnlly by Frank .P. Walsh ‘and Edward l-‘_ Dunno. Alllorlcun representatives of tho irish socicllos in filo Ilnltod Sini- es. was issued yesterday from Dilb- llll by James Ian McPherson, Ulllcf Socrctary for ireland. .

Pay_ll. S. Loan

(Special to the Guardian.)

NEW YORK, Juno 18.-The imper-

ial Russian Govel-nment°s fifty million

paid, according to a statement issued!

calc, which l-lubscribcd ro- lilo lonn. This nnnouncenlcnt was rrt-oivt-_li from S. llghct. Clrurge D'Ai‘i`alrcs and ill- term and financial attache to the Russian Embassy at Washington ill his lcttcr to thc syndicate. Mr. llgllct states that duo to cirr-lllnstancr-s bc-

lonn will go lx-y ticfulllt.

Tho liilsslilll (`ll:lrgl- D'/\ii1lil't~s alll-

nollllccli, iiowt'_vcr, illlti: lin hull llooll in oomlnunic-zlll_on with the all Rilssiull Government ‘nl Ours-lt. under Al|n_iir:\i Kolchzllt. and whllc ho hlltl received

no roply.ns yol, published llcc'ollni:-l ol' Admirul liolchuks communications in the Allied (lovornmculs, cionrly state that lilo external obligations of thc Rllssillli tiovornlllolll, lmvuoli prior if) Novi-lubcr 1017 will bo rcczogllizr-tl.

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(Special to the Guardian.)

TORONTO, June 18.-There is still

a persistent report that -Herbert Hen- ry Asqulth. former Premier of Great Britain, will cross the Atialltic to be- come British Ambassador at Wash- ington.. _

if Germany is Good ,

Will Get Concessions

(Special to The Guardian.)

PA~F.l»S, June 18.-Among the con-

coasiions contemplated for Germany in case she signs the peace treaty, it was learned today, is the use of 30 per cont of her merchant ships for

that end in view. Not only did this popnlarlze the loan but it also saved money to thc country for if the bond hurl been subject to taxation it would

have been necessary to issue at rl lulgcr interest rate and the zllllounl returned to purchasers would huvc ol'l`- set the sum received in taxes. The public .would not have bought thc bonds in auch volume if taxable, and Sir Thomas stated that he felt the

government was abundantly justi- fied in taking the course they did for that reason.

Sonic criticism had been mndo that

the bonds ure now selling on exchang- es at a profit. This was not such fl bud feature. Sir Thomas thought, for if thc profit now being paid by those who bougllt the bonds on oxcllungl-s ihclt profil vvals going to lilo poopii- wllo aubscrlhr-ll to ihr-_ isult- null pill up the nlclluy.

in the noxt plucc Sir Tllolnus also

announced that another loan would bc issued during the coming autumn.

Touching on the tariff changes he

soid they were framed with the idou of tho greatest benefit to the- great:-r number. With the nccd for rcvcnuo, as it is imposible to make greater concesslons in the cutting off of du- ties to the amount of seventeen mili- ion dollars por year, he thought the government had dollo welll Tariff revision would be undertzlken thoroughly and scientifically by u commission which .would travel through Canada and take evidence as to industrial conditions and tho changcs in tariff required to promote general prosperity. The now tariff when framed would bo based on thi: report of such commission. "Tllut,"' tllo Finance lillnlstcr said. amid ap- plause, “is the sunt-_, sonsiblr-_ ml-ihori oi' proccdllro." As lu illl-_ ilfrvcrll- nlt-_nl_'s financing during the-_ war, i\~~_ llzirl no dclolltzo io nlakl-.. "Wt: did wllllt was lvisil ullllcr alll cll'l‘_lllnsl:lll1-- os." ho mild. "\Vc wl-rc ill lllla will' lo illt- lllli :lull wort- tl--iiirnillll-tl in get t-vory dollar in lilo country so that wo could ullcqllaltoly _-iupporl ilu- solrlicrs ui thc front und brim: ilu-nl homo allfuly liilfi soc tliui illuir crcllil kopt good whill-_ they lverl- on i collniry's bllslness. On that wr- :irc pr(-pnrud lo stand in this Ilolist- hl-- foro thi- ('ulludiull pcoplr-_ will-n ilu-_ otzlzllr-lltm :ll'i.~l<‘_s lllirl boforl- posterity."

This slulomeni: was grcctoll with

much applause from the government benches. _

Sir Thomas' speech w-ss listened to

by the largest House of some days und well filled galleries.

The weather here is so warm that

members and the public are taking but indifferent interest in the debate. and ordinarily there is a sllmly ut- tended House' This afternoon, how- ever, saw most of the members pres- ent though many of them appeared in Palm Beach suits or went coatieas. Tile continuance of ninety degree weather will do more than anything else to accelerate the disposal of the legislative programme and hasten-thc time of adjournment for at thc pres- ont time Otawa is not exactly a sum- mor resort.

Germans are Divided.

LONDON, June 18.--Seven mom-

bera of the German cabinet favor signing the amended peace terms while the other seven are opposed to

smelling hor own iron ores. `

I . . . _ “dad t° exempt lt' om X °“ unlmous in their sclcctloll of the fol-

lowing fwilltliilzllvsz-

l‘l'<-llllel' Arsollzllllf and Dr. Julllr-it

Kcir for lilo Tllirll l)isll'it~i_

lion. -l. A. Mt-;\.'<_-ill ullll Mr. 'l`llo|llzl.~:

l.illlilbllf-l- forviill- l-`ii`tll Disiril-i.

At till- 'l`llil‘d iiislrict t'ollvo|ll.ioll

|ull<ll't-ssl-_s wcro l:'ivl_-ll by l’l'L-lllit-l' Al~sellulllt; Mr. A. A. Lcfllrgcy and ill-il-_ .\. (‘. Roger:-1-_

At the Fifth District collventioli_l

illddrcsscs were given by Premier Ar- sennuit, l\-ir. Thomas l\‘lcNutt. Malpcfllll- and Mr. li. D. Doble. Arlington.

Tllo tnllrllilllios also addressed boiil

'lllcl-ling; `

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Postal Censor’s

Office Closed

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| ioll:l_\'_ pl‘oirn.bly will bo closed Suillr- lluy zlltf-l' bclllg ill oporuiiull lllrolluil- out thc- wall".

-,Meeting of Stock Breeders i Ol Maritime Provinces

I A meeting of thc Stock llrccdel-sol' the Maritime Provinces and others inii-l‘csit"_ll, wus held Tuosllzly zti'lr_-l'-

to discuss thc sill-

'of lilo proposvll ixovcrlllni-iii. stoclt- yur1i.~liol' the-_ Nluriiilllc l’l‘rlvilic<-s. l'I`llol'o wus al fairly lurgo iicll-_glllillll

Iprosl-ill from this provl|l<'P._ As pro- iviollsiy noi.f-ri, the sliggt-si_o<i sill-_slurc <lVlo|lt-lull. Snckviilo, Alnhr-ral. owl' I’i‘rul‘o_ l\':lil_iruily 1-all-_Il .-alto ilus iii

iloon al l. Anlllt-_l':-ll_

nliil-r ull-l-illlg wus t-zlllcll lll lilo cvoll- ing whit-ll, ii is llllllt-rsiootl. wus lloi

Illli-ni bt-ing limi il is ilu: sill- of iii" .\1:ll'il|l\\l- \\’i|lir-r l"ull'_ 'i`ll4~_ .~ii-- llolvcvc-l', llzls noi. In-vii dt-iillilt-_i_\' fix

ili-

t-ll. 'i'll|- l. l~I. l.-lizlilti .-4iotzlt-lirctltii-l‘rl, wllu url- lnorl- illil-iw-sit-ri ill .lilo pro- pmizll illllll llllisl- ill illt- rlisli-l' pro- villcl-s. illsisit-tl upon Sul-kviilv :ls lllu only sill- l`l'olu whit-_ll :lily lil-llclii collld accrue to this provillcc. ill this contention they wcrc quite strongly

isupportcd, especially by New Bruns- wick deicgxtes. Tilt- lnutlcr has not yt-i. bt-cn finnlly riocicloll, although if wus frocly ntlnliltcd by lnnny of lill- tlelegates from Nova Scotia and New Brunswick that for all these provinces Sackville was the most central loca- tion in sight. -

Among those in attendance frolll

this Province wc-rc: lion. lil. l\i<-l{in- non, Comnllssiouor of Agricuitllro; Professor W. Shaw of the Agricul- lllrnl Department; Messrs. J. M. Laird, Kelvin Grove; W. l-i. li'ioGrr-- gor, Control, Lot 16: W. M. Lon, M. L. A., Victoria; J. l-`. Roper. (`ilur- loilciown Royalty; dll-ct-lors of thc Marililnt-_ Stock Ilroetlors' Assoc-illtloll

Mos.-lrs. W. \’l/_ (`rosby, Fornwnli; W. J. (liilsml, Mllrahiit-ld nnvl .l_ \V. .lmll-s, Bun-bury or tilt- I’. ld. lsiulld Stork l`ireod`l-_l's' Association; liol-tor' Mur- chison. Norih River: T. W. Bentley Kensington; A. R. Brennan, Slimmer- side' A. E. McLean, M. L. A., Summer-

signing, a Renter dolpatoh from Bef- _sidel representing the Central Farm-

iin nays.

ers' institute. The packing houses

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_l-l-|i|-4-:ll-lliilltivo, :lllil at strong clnlllll wus pill. up for Allllltlrsi, mill lirltll-I

STRIKE LEADERS

COME T0 TRIAL

TWELVE HOURS AFTER AR- REST WERE BEFORE THE COURT

ON Sl-IDlTl0N CHARGIS

Labour Headquarters Raided and Seditlous Literature ‘Con-

' fiscated

(Special to the Guardian.)

WlNNll‘E(l, .iullo 12.-~fi`vri-lvo

hours uftf-r till-y had been placed ill coils within tho confines of Stony Mnlllltzllll l’|-llitr-llilnry on serious- t-llargos of Sedition :ind colispiraoy iii-Yainsi llll- tlovcrilllli‘nt_ oi' l‘:ill;lf‘ln, 1"" \Vil\llllN’l-I sliriko lcalllt-rs nppcllrt-ll lwforo ll Ju‘:~'lic<.-_ of i’:>ac<- this uftor-

llnoll :lull wort- rt.-lllllllrlcflufoi' tfiglill lillys. 'l`h<-_y will tfollll- up .lguill on \’\'4‘tI|l4~,\‘|I:l_y .Illlllg 2.1,

ilu-lllllotl ill illr- t-_llurgl-si ug;lin:<l

i|l1‘.~'l-_ nu-ll url- tho following.

'i`ll:|i_ lllr-_ mr-ll dill uollslllrt- alguillsi

Ihr- pf-rsoll of King (ls-orizt-_ \'. '

Tllut lllvy trollspilw-li wiill lill--lil ugnillsi lilo t-onsiiillliouzll Govcrlllul-utI of Canada.

That certain articles published ill

thc Western Labor News were pub- li_l-ihcd with intent lo ridicule the con- siituiionui (iovr-rnlnl-lit oi" ills Doin- illiou_

Tllut till-_,f tzollspiri-ll with intl-ni lo

opposc'lhc nuthority uf Constables :lp- pointefi by the city of Winnipeg.

(Tciucidentnlly with the arrest of

strike loa<lcrs` illt- police rallied tho Lubor 'i‘l-lnpic. thc llkrnlniull ’i`cnlpic ullil l.ib<-l'i_V lltlli wilt-_ri-_ vast qlillnlil- ics of litr-l'ulul'l- lvl-rt- sl-_lzlll-l-'li willl~ll| it is l-xpt-lzlt-fl will bo usrul in lil-‘l llllimutc trials. '

Another Arrested. _

WINNIPEG, June 18.-The latest

nlltlliion to the list of arrests of labor lenders is Sum Blemenbllrg, who has bol-n for years :l prominent figure ill rlflvllllrerl Socialist circll-s ill \Vii'lni- pr-g, :ind who was named among those :|g.lili.<i_ lvllolll pl'l:-cl-_l-llillgs wart*-to ll.- iallrc-ll.

Lcocicrs. Will Be Deporlcd.

(Special to the Guardian.)

()”l"l‘.-\\\'-A, Oni., Julio 18.---’l`h<~ if-ll

liol.~'il<-\'l`sl :-'irilllr il-.'||ir‘|‘s :ll'l'~-_<lr»,| in Wlllllipr-1.: ihis morning nrt-_ to lu- til poric-l from (`unn<in. at ont-t-, ii w.\= olll-:fiull-_,' it-ul-ll:-ri ilerv tonight Al-tion was lukon zlguiilsl lilo nl:-ll on lhf-I dire(-I nlllllorily of lion. J. A. (.'all<lt'l'_| lnillislcr oi’ inlmigrzltioll, and they will lic tif-_pol-lcd under thc reccnl umendment to the inllnigraiion url giving the government power to got rill of Brilisll-born, as well as i'oreiguI lleds, convicted of advocating ovcr- lllrow of constituted authority.

were ri-presented by life.-isrs. J, F. l~‘l‘u:<l-r, liullfux; J. l\‘l. Roop and S. J.

Wo.¢i|ot:l<. (‘ll:lrlotictowll und tho Boalrfl i of 'l`\-mir- -by -Mt-sale-._ lt. E. Mulch and l ll. V. lilliiinill_

Thi- following lol#-gl‘;iili:< were ro-

l`-“iVi‘f| Ili' Tho (lll:il'tl__il|ll yosterdily illorlllllcz _

‘.\l\i_iliCl{S'l'_ Juni- IT.--A inet.-illltzl

\\'i-|~¢- :will in nil illil-l-l-stud ill lil .\i;|rilimr~ i‘l'o\'inl-I-.-_ As' u rvslllii ill--rv vl-us :l vcry lzirgl- l.:nli|r:l'i|lg oi plwnnilll-lil flirnlr-rs, rcprosli-niiltivl-:. of'

AUSTRlA’S TIME

HAS EXPIR-ED

PLAINING OF UNFAIR TREATMENT

(Special to the Guardian.)

PARDS, June 18.-The extension of

time granted the Austrian delegation for technical consideration of certain parts oi' the peace terms expired to- dnyf Dr. Kari Rcnner, the Austrian ('h-uncellor, has sent n long memoran- dum to the peace conference in which he' sets forth arguments that the pro- posed treat-y with Austria is unfair.

Premier Lloyd George _

To Visit erdum

(Special to The Guardian.) `

PARIS. Juno iii.-Premier Lloyd

til-orgv will it-alvc Pnris Wednesril-ly for tl visit io lilo Battlefield Of Ver- rlun. lin will bc absent from I’aris two

or lllrvl- lluys.

Aquitania Due At Halifax Thursday

(Special to the Guardian.)

llAl.ll“AX, June 18.-The military

uulllorltics ht-ro have received word that thc Aquitunia will arrive in Hali- fax on Thursday night or Friday morn ing with 5700 troops.

Nominations For

Coming Election

PRINCE COUNTY

lainsr ms'rloicT. c'ona-srvativos

lion. Sir Charles Dalton and Dr. E. J. Keir. Liberals-

SECOND DiSTl`tlIC'i‘. No nomina-

tions.

'l`llll(l`» l'IlS'i`Rl(`T, Conservatives,

lion. .\. l-I. Arsonuult und Dr. James

\\". licir, llizlipr-rlllt-; Liberals --

l~`LlliR'l`il DlS’i‘i-(ICT. Conservatives.

.l ll. Myers, John Warren; Liberals .l. ll. lit-li, VV. M. Lon.

l-`ll-"i`ii l')lSTl'ill>("i`. Oonservativss,

lion. J. A. McNeill, Thomas Link- lvttt-r.

Queens' couwrv

l°‘lll.ST DISTR-l(`7T, Conservatives,

lion.. Murdoch Kenncd-y. A. J. Mc- Nevill; l.lllor:lle=_ (`_\'l‘lls W. Crosby, John S. Cousins.

SECOND DISTRICT. Conservatives,

l.. L. Jenkins, Chester Mchure; Liber- als, G. E. ilughos. B. W. LePage.

'l’li'liitD IJLSTRIUT. Conservatives,

lion. Leonard Wood. John J. McDon- uld; Libc-rule, David McDonald, Peter

Brliilil-_

i-`Ol'RTll DlS'i`RlCT. Conservatives,

lioll. .l. S_ Marlin, Shaw McMillan; i.iil<-ruin .l <`_ Irving, Fred J. Nash.

l-‘ll<"l'li_ l)lST-H-IDT, Collsorvalivos,

.lalulf-is ilzlitlll, l’_ Fl. Brown; Liberals.

sit lj llul`l'_v. I5 'l'. iiiggs.

amos couurv- ‘-._

l"l li.l~`»T DlS'l‘RilOT. Conservatives.

lin- :||:l'il~uiilll';ll llr-p:lrlllli‘lll.< of lib-Illii .\. A Mt-llollultl. iiul'i'Y D- Mi*

'l'llr|-<- provilu-l-s, also |-i-prcscnlniivl-.-Eid-alll; i.ib<-rails il. li. Acorn. l). I’.

of lilo llozlrds of 'i`l‘uliu of till- towll;_

und cities or thc Maritime l’roviut'c.~.'.

After u full and frcc discussion thc

aftornoon meeting adjourned, the mal- lcr of selecting u sito for stock yards lilill ulilliioir bolng loft to the dirf-f-.l- ore of tho Murilimr-_ Stock Breeders' Association. At nu cvcning meeting thc decision was made in favor of Amherst on account of its central lo-' cation und thc fart of tho Maritime- Wintvr l<`;lir In-ltlg zllrondy orllahlislloll hr-rc. I

SACKVLLLI-1. Juni- i7.--The stale-

ment sent out from Anlherst Inst night to tho effort that Amherst hull been selected us tho site for the pro- post-ll stock yard is pronlatllrc, tosuy tho lre:lsi_ Tilt-ro_ls il soo-Huw ho- twocn Suckvilio. -Moncton and Alli- horsi, and tho sito yt-l_ ronluina to bl- dncirll-li. if I’. l-Z. island sinnlis flrln for Suckvillt- us did Ihr-_ fini-_ delegu- tion yostorllzly, ll site will unlioubtel! ly bl-_ chosen botwoen Sackvlllo and Miridir-' Saclwille. No stone should be left unturneri to secure the un- _doublcd rights -of P. E. island in this

hnportunt matter.

I\lt~l)t>ll:llt.i_

Conservatives. Dr. R. J. Mc.- N. Cox. J. P.

SECOND DISTRICT.

lion. ll. D. McEwen. Donald; Liberals, R. Mclntyrcx

Conservatives, Duncan.

rolmru ms'riuC'r, conservatives.

Nomination today; Liberals. W. G. Sutherland. G. A. Sharp.

'i‘ilJil’tiJ UlS'i‘Rii.lT. J. A. McDonald, James

run wEA~1-HER. in '

'rl-:lu1>EnA'l-Ulm. `

rlnn, Moors, E1-o.

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