~DEGEMBER~ 19 1916

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PEACE MISCARRIED

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German Transatlantic Firms in New 1

Yon' -s--_Were Soliciting Freight Contracts in __o_pe of Peace Proposals 'Being

Accepted. '

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(Special to the Guardian.) American line, “that we are now open

NEW YORK' Dec 18 -The action to make fr I h

. - - | eg t engagements from_

taken--by _German shipping interests- the United States to Hamburg for _

in evident antlogspninn of peace waslshipment upo nresumption of our re- rev_ealed_h_ere~' t ay when announce-,gular'service after the conclusion of ments came* ‘flrom the local offices of; peace or at such earlier time as the two big ,German tran»Atlantlc linei‘s‘obstacles to such resumption may be that instructions had been received removed." In the announcement to make freight contracts for ship-'sent out -by Oelrichs and Co., to ments from ;New York to .Germany at-'freight agents and brokers on behalf ter _the resumption of our regular ser- of the_ north Ge-rman Lloyd shipping vice. ’ ICO., a similar announcement was

"We take pleas ure in announcing,"|made for slml'lar freight between this

said the statement from the Hamburg country and Germany.

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' (Special to the Guardian.)

LONDON, Dec. 18 British forces

on -the Tigris front have improved their positions in the last two days.

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_ WAR SITUATION

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northeast of ver¢lnn_ nlmnt the Centre battle-ship of the Patrie class was da- because, while the Prusslans hel

(canadlan Fr-eu D ,t of tnnlr advance of last week, maged heavily by»a .torpedo from a them, any movement such as th

“Pi Ch-) prinongrg taken in the latent Fl-entlll German submarine in the Medlterra- French might attempt toward' 'th

gli~l:_g;lg)l’1l___ll0(i';5\il1ll_>,_il0ll ggugiféglzsig nePAR_l?,f Dec. 18.~General Nivelle, thrust on the. Verdun front nnw total iiian sea on Dec. 1.2_tli, that on the pre- Crown Prii1ce`s headquarters at Mon _file is mdica_te_d, in _todays omcm. in “;'____§nc€_ Icogimander _if the armies._mD,e than eleven ,_l10n5nnd_ in ad¢ll._ vious day a French transport carry- faucon or a inc-re important offensiv repon “ms made near Kutelamamlramous l§’ref’_ch° 533°” _l,l§“t|§°“ of th? tion to 115 cannon, 107 machine guns,_ ing 1,000 soldiers was torpedoed against Metz would be doomed t

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_Mt week were achieved with comp” steal ____ velvet _ __ ani 0 Llrpiuren or (lestr0ved_ _ __ southwest of Siclli. The French ad failure, By the capture of Donal;

| S0*/9. only in his paris reports the reptiles nl Bevel iniralty denies the loss of a French mont ou December 12, and Fort Van

;\;;_l;0lY Simill IOBBSS- llie Biill-ii‘i¥l@iil2_l>_;_l‘i-ic;i_l_1:_r casgththe velvet is worn al German nl'fr_-naive attempts in the warship of Petrie class. ' two weeks' later the Prussians wei-

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eral Maude extended his hold over [ha US Olllninl estimates made in Bellin killed on Dec 14 when the British Meuse

__ ve met and talked with Generaiwlace the losses of the lnrerlcll army horse transport Russia was sunk by Contrast this brilliant feat of Gen

:lie Hel“ggi/_§§_B8i1dKC<§1H‘;_§¢_;;l_i1¢_i;f;h:_i:_S lilvelle quite recently. it has been _lo dale at 3_g00_000 men; British-103585 ti submarine in the Mediterranean eral Nivelle with the attack made by wlalilea the gnemys ;Jsmo__e_ weré 3_5; :)l;Yhlll;`__iV(l_‘l§_G_; ll;__liii0W_ °°;1Sld_9r' _at 1,300,000. Sea, according to an announcement the Prussian at Lassigny on Monday, _ S S il`i€'90i‘C - ~. » ' l l it . l t [N , h I ‘ bombarded with good ,.es,m_ Cavalry from colonel to co_mma__der___n_ch_e‘;_ is The Arlglt/Fiench losses on the by the Brit sh adm ra y E even wes_ o oyon w ere tie gieat battle

_ 1 _ _ Snrnlne to the enll of Nov, are estlma. members of the crew also lost their line begins to turn from south to eas _ ;?¢?l;)¢?nx'latIl,i,2alli:3€ tl11lil.ltmt?\eu’1I`e1ii'?;ywgr2le les stlwinlthreen years' °f_ war' There lted at 800,000, the British share being lives. The [lugala in declared to at the DBF! ilBii\`8Bt I0 Paril The i1l~ covets in the history c-f nations, Ger- com__mcm_'g B new position on a _S ‘iii “Elly li_l_J 8il\'@ “Wie illl€'i‘€Slii1E.550_000_ have been empty at the time she was tack was picked by a bc-mbardmeiit lnnny will_ let ln; ii°pe_ qniciriy reverse _maze west or s__uh__ a bend of the tllll e_ renc army nor any _who ini The German losses nn tile Somrne sunk. lasting four hours. Forty thousand its 'Drenenl pnsltion and leave Belglans

9 m iid Oi' BVSPY military €Xl>€\'t i nl-e declared li Germans to linve lieenl (Canadian Press Despatch.) picked men of the best Prussian dlvi

'lllgrls' Six lo °lg_ht miles West of Kut have lilllied Will! ls l»li0\l8hl S-0 Well less than 500,144. in the region of Thcugh the thoughts of all the sions were hurled against the Frenci gl _?m_i:ra. is\;era_l_r_&l':9o_l_li1_;`ll°;ihe‘;f B¥l\\iDl10ii» i1CllVi9lY i0 succeed Joffre. lguzne Berlin states tile tl-oops of wc-rid this week have been turned t_o front. -Some succeeded in occupy "1 5 *"9 e n 3' NiV9ll€' iS' One of the Y0\1l1l;est gen-_ Marshal Von lvlanlleneen have been questions of peace raised by Berliiis ing 300 yards of the French trenches.

Grills. bill H0 l"i`0li0li g9ii9i‘8JlS are Veil' elle(-eggful in lnlnor engagements, proposal for negotiations, there have but were immediately ejected. The YOURS. and Nivelle is 61. I-low_ever, liel petrngrnll asserts that in the region been several events _of interest in the others were mowed tic-wn before “mild Pass for 45. He is big. l8ll,'0f Flllpechtl railroad tation, east of war deserving consideration, including_reacliing the trenches. Al' Verdun 'md li`f-‘Ui9l1<10liBlY D0We`FfUl- Willi0“l‘Buzeu attacks were arrested. 4 The a fllrtlier advance of the French at the French had 100,000 men. The

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fire The total losses to date are in~ considerable, a large proportion of the wounds. being slight.

CAUSE OF THE FALL

lm Duilce Of fill- EXCQPK lOl' lhe Ulm' Bib d -P i - l' , b t 40 Fort Vaux, the practical anniliilatic-n'preliminary bombardment lasted se'

oF AUSTRIAN cABlNET` “ess °f hill' Waist lille and his face ‘1“"iullel; Tiiitlieivtpeliz llliiharlleggislidg- of 40,000 Prussisns who tried to beglnlvcnty hours, and all the points_occu

. lined and almost youthfuiiin its fresh-'Q i - lt ll h s l ' ssed a drive in Lassigny,_tlie final conquest'pled were held. Such an achieve w R F

___HE_§L_ltN_ D;;°emb‘;"_ h The H685, he iS il UDB H0! llnilike Joffre.‘l,;3n>l‘l;llt:;;]'llo irotgg wllo lla?/2 illmev re- of all Roumania south of Bucharest- ment as tihis goes far to offset the

age a . n scuss ng e c ange ‘

in the Austrian government, comes to the conclusion that the fall of the ministry of Von Koerber was ilue‘ to a. disagreement over the Au gleich (all lsfeelllelli- beiweeii th t impression. and, but for afde-:id-I

Augtria and_ _Hungary signed in 1ii0:'l,‘ c`0ncerning‘ commercial and customs relationship.

The newspaper says that Tiex-

arider SpltzmueIler,_ who has been minister _. of.;, commerce in the Stuergkii`cahln_st. worked out the nstulis or lyniiyfausgiiscn, wliicii Dr. Von' Kdlsriler, regarded as too favorable to Hungary, and hence excluded liltn _from the cabinet.

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ro0'LA"_1‘E Fon

(‘tiA'ssIFICATi0N

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'l‘_WO CENT8 ptr word .ach laser

e'd eyes-. I_would have shivered. I had just come from Fort Douaniont where I had gone by permission of General Nivelle. It was the first permission grantedfanyone to visit__that recon- quercd territory, and Nlveile decided to hear what il thought a. ut it So my journey to Verdun from aris was

e’dTy friendly gleam in his steel-color-l

5 much Y°““g€"' -l°ff"e~ *md “mired by: taken virtually all/the ground they Constantza railroad, and the troops of Prussian victories in Roumania. the responsibilities of the high com- held- during their previous advance in Field Marshal von Mackc-nsen doing which, however far they may extend mann- lliiorthern Dobrudja. The advance in the goose-step at the Cernavoda cannot affect _the present determina-

Nivelie actually' looks like steell llnbrndjn brings the forces of the bridge. - tion of the Allies to carry the war to

The last time] saw hlni l got exactly Central Powers near the important While the politicians have beelll fllilll Vl°l°l`l’- _

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Belgian deportatic-ii.

oven BELGNIN _

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_ eso uliyng- toiitgd li_rg_ing__lJ.$ __ _ __ __,__.

Furllier Deliiilsfoi the N Great Drive Sliow the Victory $22 ll',’,¢,,'§§§,,,, §}'“§f,,‘{,',‘.r",.',,l”'<

to Ilave Been Greater than at First Announced. German Enslavement of Bti liver Eleven lliousand German Prisoners were _

(Canadian Press Despatch.) the language of hate " Dr Numb

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Taken Besides 115 Cannon and 105 Machine Guns 'We °° -"rf

. Q NEW YORK. Dec. 17.-vigorous minately, the whole German peo le

I ~ _ ' expressions of indignation were voic- We know that they have-héeltmgin

Germans Make More Slaiemenls thai are 0liicialI ri M ” ~-»»-~

~ _ tonight to protest against the "en- by-those in whom they have trupted

_ ` slavcmcnt of Belgliuis” by the Gen We believe that there are lndilylde

. man government. The deportation mans who condemn these liifamou

I of the Belgian populace was condemn- deeds as strongly as any ot-.na din. Wi

ed iii letters read from Theodore hope yet to see them free themselves

_ - _ Roosevelt, Ar hbl ho I 'l d, J - f h ;

(Special to the Guardian.) lrailwiiy storage centres of lbraila Ga- talking the campaign has been v- c S D re an ' 0 mm t e power of wwcnuc Tn un

llatz. On the western Moldaviaii gorously pressed on both sides, Th

LONDON, Dec. 19.-The Bi'itish~frontier the Russians have taken two advance of the French in -the Verd Prime Minister will reply Tuesday af- ridges of the- heights according to region already announced ofiicially,ul ternoon in the House of Commons to Petrograd. One of the ridges was the largest ln point of territory gainc the German peace note which has in the Uzui valley, the other east of since the Prussian drive began nea been transmitted by the American _Glashutte where more than 2001priso~ ly ten months ago and is the most Ambassador tothe British and'F'l-eneh ners were captured. Except for the important, strategically, since the ded. foreign offices. He will also outline repulse of Russian attacks by Austro- capture of Fort Vaux.

itlierpolicy of the new Government al Germans near Lutzk iii Volzia near Forts Vaux and Douaumont stan pronouncement which will have it far Zboroff in Galicia there has been out like sentinels on the.northeaster reaching effect on the world wal-_ . little activity on the other battle corner of the crest, .Hence the grea

French trnopg have regained the fronts. importance of tiiir recapture by th

entire occupancy of Chanbrettes farm; Berlin announces that a -French French within the last two months

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i seph li. Choate and other prominent scrupulous leaders, who havelrtabeu e men. Equally forceful were addres- Germany of her high place among-tii n ses delivered by Elihu Root, James M, nations and carried her-'into 'crimes sv Beck, former assistant attorney-geir which have shocked and amazed th d eral of the United States; Altcri B. world. ' ' N. r- Parker and Rev. Wm. 'l‘. Manning, “Let our people all up and downtlit.

rector of Trinity Church, who presi- land call upon our government .to

speak now, not in words miid»and 're

Resolutions were adopted urging pectful, for sue hdeeds deservefno re

d the “government of the United States pect, but with a stern indignation n to protest, with all its force and ear~ and a voice of moral condemhltloil t ne-stiiess, against these outrages tol whicli_shall be heard thrvugh all the e emphasize the detestation with which world." "7 . the American people regard these ubu- "We are met tonight to proteati ii d ses, and to request the German go- the sacred cause of ,lustlce_and'livi re veriiment, iii the name of all neutrals. inaiilty, against the most damniablerili e to cease its pc-licy of expatriatioii and famy of modern times," Mr. Beri - slavery," and pledging “our utmost said. “We represent oitizeulf-.o£=li‘ f' support to the administration in what- parties, creeds and classes, Wiiatevc 0 ever way it may conclude to act.” our differences of opinion may-be o

Cardinal Mercier tells the details of may have been in other mattefap wr-

are a unit tonight in pled¢il1¢ to on

6. Archbishop Ireland wrote: “The government our support in ihy .at

Dm_mg_ Saturday _and Sunday Gem see; shi 'ian th ° steel can eaiilll’ be Somme region, Seventeen American muleteers were flnailly pushed off the heights o ' '

f truth of his statements may not be tem t which it ma

i for the sake of honorable record it

' to live and suffer in their own Bel- , ,.

. D y make to end thi

doubted. 'Dhe facts. as told by him slow_murdei~ of a great. a noble- and

- challenge- contradiction. They af- un innocent people." ` fright the bearer. No explanation, no Joseph H. Choate, the ominent_la\\'

excuse ‘diminishes the awful cruelty yer and statesman, in a lengthy lei implied in them. For its own sake tcr, iidiculed Germany's claim tba'

9 LONDON, Dec. 17.-The discc-vei°_v_ of a curious but highly dangerous |i.i cillu.=:,‘ whose development in gunshot wounds is said to be the princlls-ni cause of gas gangreiie, is nnnouncerii by Dr. Charles Loiils Laveran. the Pa-' ris scientist and physician. The rc-

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IN IIASUAHT HST

____ The latest casualty list issued at _ l0ttawa mentions Lance-Corp. Albert

Roach, Dsrnley, as “previously repor- vd wounded, now wounded 'and min- sliig,” also Guiiiier E. 'Gral1am. Artil-

`~:-y. wounded.

suits of researches conducted bv Dr. . - ` i.-’i'.»

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Laveran. with the assistance of Dr. . "I,

, _ Weinhurg and' Dr. Seguin of the ln- - _

bg) - PARIS; Dec. 19- A bulletin issued enemy detachment which attempted- Farm which we occupy anew in its Srlmre pastelm Wert, flrst brought to _ _

' by the'.Wai' Office tonight reads: to carry' out a surprise attack against €lltil'9lY~ We 100k lW0 illiliililiie S“m‘i~ the attention of the Academy of Solen, _

0lllClBllY halted al his he'$d‘l“Hl`leW- South of the Somme' there was quite our trenches was repulset: by gren~ intermittent cannoiiade 0c_curre<l_ rms and have since been (lesc,.i|,ed In . _

I Was \lBil9l`€Il li1¢0 ii li_l8. l0llg_, C0id~ pronounced' activity of the two ar- alles on the right bi_il;k gf the Meuseé on_ tthe rlest otiitge flnontb An e{i_;2eIl_1_5\i.,ilut.all iii a Paris despatch to the Lun- Iokmov December 17 men’

_ t tlid t. . - 0 t i 't einen avaor roppe ve omson _'l-l gn rl _ . i i. -G _

§ll;ydIo(l1(l‘l.nAml:'0letl!-(lggk'l"t'l'g llglllllli-ngl\i&;"lg]egssflirili-thscltictllrortlllg Liliio1l'lIil1iii"l;gm§li. dizlvcrtllixls e;eg1;Dl'li‘o§i engllinibles Thann. No damage was' done. wrl~l?|s ggrtlgular (lean, dealing Moll, lieckie, hilviiig rellilillilblltiil U19 F05’ ging a silver gray mustache, seemetli ' - . lus. which is on anaerobic nikirobe- `°f Adl“l““l'Ge“9"al 4" I='°“d°"' hi.” to ml the wwe- at one an-d_ I ______________________,_`_ jg____,________,_____<.___._._._____.,_.___._.,___.,__,_,,.,.,_._-,_-__._-_~_._._.,g-,-_».-_~_e.-,:_-.-_-,-_-_-_-.-_-_~t-_-.-_-e_.. ~.~.-.~.-.-:_-_-.-.-.=-».-.».--»-.~.-»-»---=-~=--»=----7- DM. which lhrlves in the ,nrt of taken command of a camp which 'hos

I found myself answering a string ' ‘ ' wounds but succumbs in the open air been detached fmm B"‘“m°h°" “Mer

of rapid-fire questions about things ` _ --has received from its dlscoverer the Gene” Melghen

he knew iii shout. but wasted to same of iuswlyuc baciiius it is ss- if a "fl" C““‘l“'““ °l"°‘°“ ‘° ‘°lf“-"

k h t I th ht b '_ Th _ _ _ - _ _ t lu t l l he _ ll ed General Leckle's trp0pl_wili, ltfyis

"‘m_ f°" ml '°l'll'ln5 ln this °°l“m“‘ lallllllisxpaof warolzlzgrresiliollillient eahlil l ' 'dllrtlie oijgianllslill!l:lollnr§ci‘llatE1lnir§&- lil: “"de"“t°°d' (Mm lt’ 'l‘|°N“" Amlmh. CUM* m Bl °'°ll°mll‘n7 "de" ` al ceased to eitlst. It was al . 'thigh of a guinea pl ro ressive local the l"°°llg are the Hlshhnd Brlgaqe' “`°`i)"_'i|_“`E "us" 'Ee MIT! gen" f siiitl ‘ ' OA, N80 I A AG straight out, man-to-man sort o t . i - ' »

and l found myself as much at my

eve dev from selected

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llfluefaction is observed. The muscles °f N0" sem"

' _ _ _' _ ol` the thigh, their sheatlies and tis- will Saiiiiilsis. Newsome C ease as if with an om friend. canadian Press on seen.) (SP°°i=' *° "iw G"°"i='"-l _ - --°~~°"°"""'“~"

gi., Market Holding . - -

The- talk was all about the army' of

( p _ _ sues and the skin itself me digested l -

OTTAWA, Dec. 19.-The (late ten- LONDON' Dec' 19” Warrant hm" and transformed into a h‘o'~l stained iv'

_ . ' ' ""` ill d..l lf.llf fl l

»' 2248-9-35M6m0l Verdun. imade several discoveries. tatively decided upon for the open- _...__ been issued at Athens for arrest olipulp and there remains no more of 0 "9 °l7m°'“ ° 9 °°l"°7 “lf

A coMPs'rEN'r soon-KEEPER

- . I b l f r e tremendous);

The' first was that, while a great ques- ing of parliament is January 25. :The . . Eleutlieilos Venizelos, former Pre _the damaged “mb than ilu. ln;-,. slre. m °"° es B ° c°“ °

wanted; permanent job. Apply X. tioner. aside from that General .Nilfquestion is now ‘largely in the hands (Cillidleii Pre" D¢9PI¢°l1-) _ llilefi 011 Charges 01’ hish ire'8s0l_\. Mill lawn The anhml survivm mn lncfeiiiiell-

_ ‘Z__ gli r-din' _ 3497.l9.l2lviEli|nl velle is very silent. When he does give, of Sir Thomas White who is _ busy,

Y B n an opinion his choice of words is with those matters which afloat the ,, quite' as dramatic pe that of Joffre in budget. Iii these days the udge ““d°“l'“ l"`°l°"°d' Apply at Guard' his famous orders of the day. When' is brought down early in the session

he compared his army of Verdun witli' which is a change' from the old prac-

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wAN'rED-_- IOARDERS. \ coi.|.EcE

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1'o‘ LET..-._ H`6U§E` 'lN-|1'i-l`A'i.|.`|v\o-

darn conveniences. 269 Queen St. Pllolle 183. 3486-12-19Mtf.

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the soldiers wiio reto`ok -Douatinioat

LONDON. Dec. 16.-The Provost

Marshal in control of the London dis-

'tri'ct gives an emphatic denial to the

imputations recently lilade in some circles in this country` and Canada

or iibeiiing me Greek- general stan, __f h _ H _ if Dr. Laveraii was anions the MM in articles published in a news aper y °"" °'"s 'me' mm "L °“ be of»the__scientlsts to recognize the ne- several months ago. » , cessity of new methods tn combating

Dr. Laveran and his assistants are the effects Of lrellflll H§l1i.il‘lg and vol

3g¢|A|_|51-5 ANU -l-HE pgpglrrn. mit; engaged in Dl__8D8rihl1_K H ser_l_1m` the greatly increased use of shell iirc.

_ . N ' _ N ‘ 1-long, Wi W 0 10 C0111 Rl i- B !11iCI‘0 6- He believed changes in modernwrar-

the old guard (gl Napoleonhl mouglllrl' tice' V r gglllllesrts tille Lltllilltllcllilars and mmals 1-nl ”-'_ lrlghe 8I““°“"°em°“t ag lhlii P“gliC1lli=\l‘ fare demanded changesdiln thghscigr to myself H0 0 ei' CDUIDB- 9011 <10 < ._ . ' _ _ M_ H rl _ D ,_ l5_ tme s of peculiar nterest ecause tm‘ treatment of wouh .. . e I be he me' . of -f »»

_ .. ' ' l l. . iz. o l'- tciermsn socialists, in- Caused bi' ses ssusrsue in the wer-_ real causes of sas sausreue sud iw

at sm -0

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_ B B. ' iottetown. _ a4s_1_-_ig-isiuiipii. vo"_ i.`E1‘..- 55i1r`o'arAsi.s_ no'om with all m0d_iirn coriveniencias. Cen- trally iooate _ Apply at this otiioe. _ 8182-11.-21_ll/ff.

FQli 8A_l.i-_-_-.fi 'I' OF TWELVE OF

Charles Wdtitooonb Rlley’s works. Apply at Guardian office.

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'ro LET-Fdlifgli wm-i 1 Room;

-Reference roqtlired, Also house,on Hillsboro' -Si. Apply Miltildd PTC# wse, East Royalty.

Dr J

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Nl,lil_rti’a Dlaioillperi _

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to his feet around the

a safer and better city than .lt was three years ago.

"When \'0u hear talk of purity

‘ s woman i in i , mb r

onemflq cmlwavllh. THE WEATHE1v, vfifgusge ah‘enli\?iaIl1il’:mg-Illieoplgnlfho ln

f \ --- D b 17 TEMPERATURE the pastl hav; shown t_ht;_mselcves cpe;

LO ., ecem el' -:_ t bt ermari n uen es, an ,

Aqlllitiilrdxlstilfchera new_ly eigfggl TIDE' MOON’ ETC' igail;-;\l_rai?ie_i_1. u'i:_l;Ie(g_i_s_i;n_ts folk. . who "“°y°' °»' Ummm' m' lil aes: - "5 ( ~rt li mi ross or its said- mmmme cm' omaha' wlot their (B eclal to the Guardian.) ' N0 “Tron S wdptll lr ll 1 in the men., tlgkeh nenrly. .sn su" p __ ters. ras _:is guarét ke onor ro

positions, wheuthe man w o _ __ ot TORONTO. Ont., Deo. iii.-Strong such un or an a ac s. .

run the municipal govenimellt 0 I _ winds and gales northwest to north to canvass the v0i-€s- llH¢lml:_;" g;;_'_ east c_old, Lrlth snow. _ _:_ _ da

“Y "mn expired the iwo wouiii' Thi? M' es' emlarlur yesifr y Mi ii i.| i t r tm own and her sister politic IM was_ tl degrees. t a. m., was nar a n man ou al game e

been disq_i_taiifll_s_d. __md_. of ms 5: aiidexmli pn._gi;_1_. 25'l‘he° coldest

ta er, us . e pr s . » -. ¢.l§lt.rl»/at satis; dinner ssl- ni, use win be iiigii tiiusvsaing at COMING EVENTS _ _ piscanaln n . ' - '

igiiewtif.-n he thought 01' 722 and tomorrow at 6:4, it will be sar-'E coNouc1' ANN0UN(jEl|[jl;N'1‘§, _ 5 Cum" _ _ ,. .

ii rushed Wi- iii ti tomme ornin at s.a1 s d enanrso To 1‘AaNoei<i. ' ' _ sgnu' 8 threatene<i,‘_'i~gnr,dny nt rat? ` ' n __ ` _ MEETINGS, ETC. lltl ¢ . .

s °°\"". The _1:_\l_s_s°¢s this °ff°"\°°i¢i_ el 4-17 LONDON- i>°°°"“i>°i 17- The _ --~ smeirniiy sauna in mn mamm-

tiie situs- ima in How at 4.18; it rinse tomar- Entente Powers have doomed, -to fyvq eplrra or vortt aqua lun _ mm "mil, ,|,,|'.r,, .ng

row mornin; and Thursday at'7Z_8s. grant safe conduct to Count __’l‘ar~ lim (gf gl|v’r`tl;_Tl\g ill this column. mul,"

be dis- The moon nets this afternoon at noweiiy. recently sppo_lateil _ \i:_s- cull mast accompany order. . _ _ _ _ . _ _ ~ .

~ 12.50. _ . '_ ._ tro Hungarian ambnsas oi' o t e . --- _ _ 0 T_o'F_-vow" n|A5|,¢5 w||_|_ A

e!!\\lil~‘__ 'rite lllt flllgrter of the moilitf was Ilnited States. The foreign- .oftlce °°Manicuriifl- for appointments U Wm” "nm, mu" ,e W" - avo on Sunday. Dao.-.'17th at 2_0li_p.- t_l_i»_. made this aiiiiouncement saying phon., 314. Miss. Daisy Rudge. 171 ll '

There will ‘lie Q new 11100" On Bun- the Eiitente had decided to grant the Great George St. 348342-IUMII.

day. Dec. sith a_t\|._ill p- m. _ fe conduct in consideration of the _ _ . he isiillil-"iii *NY Will' N illhi xpreienmtlvlis meds by the Amefi~ "Ali on beard tor stanley school `_h0\\_rb 4\iill.ihll'i»_~l_l|_l1l» lIlli\\\l0_|-1~~»»'~'_,- - 'can tovemment. Qoncert. Dec. 20th! If stormy tits

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OTIFAWA, Dec. 18- The British

goverii'ment’s' appeal in Canada] for men !6`r_-the Royal ' Naval Air. Ser- vice is not meeting with a very-e'n~ thuslas-tic response, according to ad- vices received. One of the reasons for this may be the expense of preval- ing. Applicants must _not omly pay the-ii' own tuition. which amounts to about»$400.00 at the aerial school in Canada, and furnlrh equipment. but must take' a chance on' receiving an appointment on arrival in England. About £75 ($376.00) of tuition fee is returned if accepted, and pay is s little over $4.00 per day.

if not quite up to the mark an an

pointmont may be given in the con- struction sheds. lt has been stated that about 81500.00 would be neoe.i~ sary to cover expenses ofa prepara- tion, and this debare_ many younll mon who might be otiierwisei well qualified to lake up this branch of the service.

THIS P

c _ _ wi h Dutch socialists at The had brought about the destruction of wlilcli have resulted ln-_the discovery

accurate-ll' filylhe case, and when lic -1 _ ,Th hloéiselst i_a_r?____\_ve_lli _cc_i_i_il::gtf_i;.__)tli_:-i gl_u_\;1: §;;¢_i_<;_ n__i;nn__y mncem___g the Be_g_a___ msn” had not been _solatem u_Wgh_ or the ___st0lym bacmum “ssured me thatlthe Germans could LONDON' December 17- i e M n li dsl \ t assi t c nvales- d portations- which the' German so. its association with has forming. Dr. Lavcran has made 01ller__i:0ntni. “°v°T advance “Bam in France I (en Omen] New bureau issued the ml: mme “ldio el; nvatlle th? rlrllik pro- cllillst majoi-itv condemns. germs had been suspected. butioiis of scientific and `medl¢B_l value his words- were true. lmwmg last “mm f l:i‘i:l>lltt.`so ers 0 9 - ` More than a year ago the Lancet as- and is rcvogiiizeri as an authority by

I also made the discovery that he __ .ismce saturday rr majority o lon- _ ha ed _cket duty _ ____l'_____ sorted tiiat contrary to general opinion the medical world. Hawal t_,ba_._d.le..

levee his Poilus. after the BHIHG liliili U10 b°ll9i'““1k°‘”5 l" the P0” °f mv' mf. _fmdiflr Wim, S ru hpmh ut, HIGH COST If-EEP8 AIR , tiiireliiiost modern of wars was pro- eovorer of the parasite i.echnieall:' ion as mire. ne' caiieu them his ei-pool have hes" °“ “"l“‘-’- “"3 “‘ "M ml; C “ff W; cm., B2 Sn, MEN ou-r dF esnv|cE.‘portioimte-iy more costly in msn than known sstiie iviaisrisi-nlnmouiuin, Hi- children. and his -'little braves_-» andy strike followed the refusal on the ity pamp _e o_t;rs£__c toss usa____,__ oy s0__ ___ _ ____ _even me nomrlous Crimean c___m_ was __w__r__ed me Nobel pd” 'W "IBD lil! V°l°9 was °"'°“ husky' huti 9°" °f the same me" for a period the Dai? 1?] H wage just as well Prospective 'Fillers _Must Pay Own-__l5ci:_<ii. When there is delay in siv-' achievements in the medical ileld in It became smooth as he purred abtglt l of nve lvieekkl to beevimtlilkeiiolilrunclglTtlllgsvevd (dr: whefintvhey were civilians ' .'T"m°"‘7 Ab°“t 540°' mg aid me danger °r` infectmn and 1907' ` ' the Genmans agamcliallidoillwailrxllellhelll rflrtige aclilnlhelas urgent requests of in 1914 and went to church instead of ' ` '

“gm in ms' eyes alll t And l left' tllq lenders' of the union. and in on cliiirch parade. l-le says:

became as- ham' as n 'n bend-‘ l i ti ii or tn provisions of the "at midnight I paid an uiiexiwcted mm' T kms' `com' gray smell e`i'-Illia aitlo Acte The grievance of visit to the cells and guardroom of the ing over his maps-thinking :ima ca__i_hun o_r_isa___se.__ from the award g_v_ mmtary pon” They had amy one mm d°'e of but" ngeegsmethe sbgsllb' ine [$8 the committee' on production guest, viz.. an absentee who had been

5°" the Genllmnsneuhsdgrepesteu it'0n Noveniber ard. They applied arrested iii 11 d“lfY~" F M me Mane' ow V d an'd how f r an advance of ten shlliiigs, on Summing up the oiilcer says:

lm 3' large; scaletato sr ruin, ron .°f` lille round ni increased cost of liv~ "The behaviour of the British and

he misili “"‘ °“ ° . l 5 t p i imi snort or mar- France chosen to drive the Germans ing, and the award given was three o_v;:_rsea_s rloo si s __ __ e _S four “mes

across the Rhine ehliliI1EB~ ve ‘ms on on 0 ay

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GENERAL s uiiiiiii NEN ioriiii

the cieportatioiis were justified hy .i provision of The Hague _comlentioii while former President Theodori Roosevelt characterized the German action as a ‘daiiiiiable crime, eqtialioll

gian soil. only by the slaughter of Belgium at

' "WU have not come here to speakltiie outlireak of the war." _ _