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\`\’3ii='i-i`f°f-5’<i"i"5"-3~`iN<'3"»i-’-‘-'5’v`i--1l CHARLOTTETOWEN, CANADA, THUIESDAY, NOVEMBER 19,1914 E I t“s?.f‘ri“t.rl"rI-*'s“1ri”s“r‘.‘i.t.“.l‘lil.‘i‘s‘trl€t»¥.°.i‘
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IIDMIRALTY REPORT t GERMAN LINES SMASHED.
on email Biuiir
Captain of Cruiser Glasgow Tells how Monmouth
and _Good Hope met With Disaster on Novem- ber first noni snip; criugiir rare. right or- curred After Dark, in Heavy Sea.
LONDON, Nov. 18.-The Admiralty
issued last night the report ot' Captain .lchn Luce, of the British light cruiser (llasgow, of the battle with the Ger- man squadron on November 1 oil' flic t‘hilean coast. '
The Glasgow, which left Coronei on
ilie morning oi' that day, was-advisetl hy Rear-Atlniiral Sir Christopher (trati- tlotzk, commander of the British squad- ron, flint the eiiemy’s ships were to the northward. Towards evening the tilasgow sighteti siiioke, anti reportetl to lit-.ur-Adiniral flratltlock, and thc liritisli fleet formed in line ahead, the ilootl Hope leading, with the Mon- iiioutlt. Glasgow and Otranto following.
'l‘l|e cneniy had turned south and
were also in single lint- nltt-ati. tliel
.-41-liiiriiliorst anti Giiciseiiait it-ailing.
Admiral (.‘.ratltitit‘lt sigiiallt-tl the
t‘-.inopus t'.'i “l uni going to attack the eiieinyf'
“ The enemy was at that tliitc 15,000
yards away," says tht- report. “ and iiialiitillhed this riiiigc, at the :mint time janiiiiltig the wirelt-ss signals The sun was setting iiiiineiliatt-ly liehliid the British ships, anti while it reiiiainetl above the liorl'/.on titt- ilritisli had the advantage in light, lint the range was too great.
“\Viieit the sun had set, anti visi-
bility condltioiis were altered, thc liriiish ships \vere silhouetted agaiiist the after-glow, and the fniliiig light niatlc the enemy tllfllcult to sr-t-.
' The Germans opened fire at seven
o'<'lock at 12,000 yards, followed in quick succession by the British. 'l‘iie growing darkness and heavy spray of the head Sea matic firing tiiificult, piir- iicularly for the niaiii-deck guns oi` the tlootl Hope anti Monmoutli.
“The enemy, firing salvos, got the
range quickly, and their third salvo i-ausetl an outbreak of fire on the lore- part ot both ships. which were vou- staiitiy on fire until 7.-iii in the eveniiig. At 7,50 an lninicnsc explosion oct-urrctl on the Good llope aiiiitlslilps. tho ilaines reaching 200 tact high. Total destruction must have followed.
“ it 'was how Quite dark. Both sides
cmitlnued firing nt tho flashes ol' the opposing guns, The Moiiinotitit was badly down by the bow, aiiil turned
away to get her stern to the sea, sig- nalling the Glasgow to that effect.
“ At 8.30 the Glasgow signalled to
the Monmouth: ‘The enemy is follow- ing us,' but received no reply.
" Under the rising moon, the enemy‘s
ships could be seen approaching, and as the Glasgow could render thc Mon- mouth iio assistance, she proceetletl at ftill speed to avoid destruction. At. 8.50 we lost sight of the enemy. Atl 9.30 we observed iluslies of fire, which were tlniibtlef-is the iliiiil attack on thc Monmouth.
“Nothing could have been more ntl-_
inlriible than the conduct oi' the olllcers and nieii tlirouglioiit, altliougli it was most tryiiig to rect-.ive 11 great voliiinir iii' firi- witlioui it chance of udctitiatcly returning it. All kept perfectly cool: tht-rc was no wild ilrliig, and discip- liiit- was tht- siiiiie its ill battle prat'tit'i.-.
"Wilt-ii the t;irgL~t ct-ascii to lie
visible, tlii- giiitlayr.-rs spoiilaiieotisly toast-tl llre, I
" 'I`lio serious ri-verse s.tisiiiiii¢><l liasl
iiitirt-ly faiilotl to iiiipair tlic spirit ot' he oflicern and the sliip's contpatiy, intl it is our iiiiaiiiiiious wish to meet Elie t-tieiiii' ztgttiii its soon as possible."
A stiitciiieiil issued by tht- ilriti.-:h
r -ttliiiiralty, Nfiv. tl, critic:-.t'iiiiig the sea ight oi'i` (‘.liilt-., said the battleship tfaiioptis was not present at the time ii' thc battle. 'l‘\\'o days lit\.i`ore the Atliiiiraity had Said that it could not atzr-ept tht- tiiiollicizil ri-ports oi’ the siiikiiig ofthe ltioninouth anti the Good ilopo, as the (‘iiiiopus, which had been specially sent lo strengthen Rear- .-\tlmiral Cratltloc-k's stiiiatirqii, and which would have given hiiii a decided superiority over the Gerinaiis, wus not iiieiitioiietl in t,lit=.iti.~
The report ot' Captain Liicc indicates
that ltear-Atliniral (lratldoclt tried with his wireless to locate the Uaiiopus, which was doubtless in the Pacific und within range ot' the wireless call, with the hope that the battleship would turn hor prow in his tlii't-.clioii aiitl assist in giving iiattle to the Germans,
it is possible that the German ships,
iii iitlilifion to laniniing the wireless of ilii- llriiisli cruisers iii the light. also put out ut' coiiiiitissioii the tele- grapliii: appzirnliis ot' tlio t‘iiiiopii.-1.
Zliiliill iliillllillli INUEINNA
(Special to The Guardian)
PARIS, Nov. 18.-'i`weiity-live thon-
santi liitliun troops, cavalry' and artil- lery, passed through Paris from Mar- seilles to the frontier. They liwlllllefl ilie cream ol’ the British Enipires
IIIIUPS Nil Ill IHE BIIIIUEIIIINI
iiiouiitt-il t`ot~<'i-s in india. 'i‘lit- ltitliiuiri who arrives af. Marseilles iii twelve traiisporfs, ’i`Iiursday, were given a day to get riti oi' their "sea logs/ altar linviiig i-ipt-nt 211 days upon thc water during tht- long voyage i'rom lionibiiy. ;
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i-Ants, Nov. ii.--rw-~iit>'-live lliiiil-
aatid indian troops. riivalry and artil- lery. passed through Paris to<lti.\' ll`0l\l .liiarsoilles to the front..
'They iiiclutloti tlit-_ 1-rt-iiiii_ of the
llritlsh Empii-e's moiiiitotl torct-s iii india. The indians. \vlio arrivctl lil Marseilles on twelve tratisl>0l'U'l "ll Tliiirsdtiy. were given ii day 10 RCI "IU ol' their “sea legs" after having spvlll twenty-three dD.YH "D0" ill” “"""" ‘I“r` ing Um yang vgypgg from lloinbay.
iluriiig inosf of the vtil`l\i§0_lI\<‘- mills'
ports were beset with raw, fiiggy lvrll' flier, but tlioir arrival iii Ilil1ii's\~ilIt'S wut, marked hy bright stiiisliiiio iiiidi M~»M
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soft, balmy lircczt-s. 4
.»\ii t-iitliiisiaetic reception was given
`io tht- liitiiatis by enormous crowds and the tiark-skinned soldiers t-otild` not i-oiit-cal their pride tit llolflll lllifkifd to “lit-lp save the Einplrc."
They were to liiive been reviewed
this week hy Field Marshal Earl Rob- erts, who died on Saturda)‘~
\l~I\\’ CIIRFIENCY SYSTEM
on 'riiic iiN1'i‘i<:D STATES.
WASHINGTON, .\`ov. 18.-.\`ecrotary‘
my the '|`reg_p\||~y NICAIIDU early y_,,_r1uy, signed the formal order an- iiotiiiciiig that. the twelve federal re- serve iianks were established and rt-ritiy for- business. It was the final sup rp-quit-srl to set in motion ttthe rintirirvs new ciiriracv System- and found the regional banks ready for operation.
THE NEITIIEIL
TIIE TEMPERATURE '
TIDE» MOON, ETC.
(Special to The Guardian)
’i`0l{()N'l`(). Nov. 19.--Maritime;
Wliitls shifting to East. South-,east null gradually increasing to gales, fair to- (lny, followed by_ snow or rain,
THE WEATHER.-Yesterday was
‘clear and cold all day. l vegtin-riny was the coldest of the
season It beinll 21 degree! Blmve 197° at 9 a. ni. and gradually became cold- er until at 9 p. m. the mercury regis- tcrctl 15 above. The coldest the pre- vious day was 36 degrees above zero.
The tide will be high this afternoon .
at 12.ll and tomorrow at 1.05; it will hc high tonight at 11.24 and tomorrow Im’fIl?e sun sets this afternoon at 4.24 'anti tomorrow at 4.23; it rises tomor-i ‘row 'morning at 7.08 and Saturday ati
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BY THE ALLIED TROOPS
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-Strong Position Held by Germans and From Which They had Launched
Raids Against French Sea Coast was Captured by Allies. All Canals and Roads North of Armentiers now Helo-by Allies. Germans Sending
More Reinforcemen-ts in Desperate Effort to Secure Belgian Canalsr
(Special to The Guardian) the French seacoast. All the high- | the_Freiich and British from the canal
PRRIS, Nov. 18.-The French and ways and canals north of Armentiers dykes. _ '
Britt-iii troo s to dn smaslietl the Kai and in the Arrus re ion are now held The haiscr s troops are cndeavoring
» u - y ~ ~ - S - i - - -
_ ._ Pt f L V I _ t In _ . to gain a foothold around the Belgian i;Iii;IN<itI oflri-TE by'riIIee tgerisiiins to-day sent heavy re- I°'E"“IB't° "heck UW “°“im“°d "°°‘""»g which the Gerinans had been launch- iiiforcement to Dlxmude region where capture of Dyxnyudp me,-ply U ymr,-(.1,
lm! ftliilis against the canal routes and they are battling desperately to drive I. victory-
ot the battle ground which mritlt- their
Eliil HIIHENIS llilili I F IIIIIIIIES li ISCUI
BRITISH CASUIILTIES
(Special to The Guardian)
ill, First Lord of the Admiralty, stated
wouiitlctl. 'i7' inis-sing 5; nieii killed
list, ho said. tlitl not include tht- miss- ing officers and mon nl’ tht- [loyal Nu- val Division iii Antwerp aiitl on tht- British cruiser Good Hope, sunk off the coast of (lliile. which ttitallctl 1,000 and 875 respectively.
(Special to The Guardian)
LONDON, Nov. 18.--(Official)-Our
third division was subjected yests-i-day to a heavy attack, first from artillery and then i'roni iiifiintry, both falling upon two linttnlioits of the division, these were slit-llctl out of their trench-
liaiit, coiiiitt-r-attatiks which drove the
Second Divlsloii. in this tht- cor.-my was repulsed with heavy losses.
FRENCH OFFICIAL
(Special fo`The Guardian)
, PARIS, Nov. 18.--(Official to-night)
-The day has been marked by very violent and almost uninterrupted cati- nonadn on our front in the North. In the region of Sf. Michael the Germans have blown up the west part of chau- vincourt which they have mined. There is nothing to report on other parts oi’ the front.
GERMAN OFFICIAL
(Special to The Guardian)
BERLIN, Nov. 18.-(Official)-Fighb
ing in West Flanders continues and the situation on the whole unchanged. ln the forest of Argonne our attacks continue successfully. French sorties to the South of Vertlun were repulsed. An attack was made against our forces which had moved formerly on the Western bank of the river Meuse near Sf. Michel and althougn it was origin- ally successful for the enemy it broke down completely later on. Our at- tack_of the Southeast of Cirrey com- pelled the French to surrender some of their positions. (lhsteua tihatillon was stormed and taken by our troops. New battles have developed in Po-
. 9. 70'l'lic moon ncts this afternoon at 5.54. l , There was a new moon, Tuesday,i Nov. 17th at 12.02 p. m. I
The first quarter of the moon will .
be on 'l‘uesdny.(Nov. 24th at 9.39 a..m.,
1-iq-*“* lillnArd'| ilinimonf cum N°\"’*’¥I°'
The length of today will be nfné -hours and seventeen minutes. I
land in the region North of Lodi, but nb decition has yet been reached. To the South-east of Soldau (East Prus-
.sflsl the enemy has been forced to re-
treat in the direction of Mlawa. Upon the extreme western wing a strong Runinn cavalry fo e which we de-
fenses on Nov. is-ilcim been uriverf
buck- through rilkallen.
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EEIININN SIENNIEII "’““'““‘“ °"“‘ ’"““'°“ilUSIHIANS IEEE
(Special to the Guardian.)
INIEIINIII IN EIIIIE EiEiiIIIE IIIISSIINS
ofiltial communications recording operations in the western battlefields. uri- mut-li the same as those ot' the
tspeeiai to the Guardian.) ' ' ' (Special to The Guardian) sAN'i‘iAtio, ciiiii-, Nov. is.-The .DW-fsdliig di-YB- 'fliers "HS WU" “Sli” i-srnooimb, Nov. is.-A at-s-prri.~ii
Gt-riiian ste-anier Kuriiac was to-day ing virtually all along the front, wltli- received here from ilie Austru-ltoir (ii,-(-lm-pt] by (‘)yI]g~y_m gi|[Ii0r'[I(;9 [0 be out upprecmme change in (he glgua. lllunltln I'I'0lllI€f‘ t.IeL'I£1r£:S thrill fllrlbllri an auxiliary transport. She was at tion fighting is going on in the northern once notified that she must remain " ` part of' the crown land of Bukovliin. at anchoragt-. in the horiionr until the I‘1'0"\ Ulf* 00031 ‘lf I'Ia’“l‘"" I0 ‘hu ltussian troops are described as vltf- entl ot' the war. River Lys, on the lf‘ranctrBelgian torious. As they advance the Au.-stri-
----_-ve-~ lyordgr, much of which has been 5-NIH “W IIQUIDE IU grant disorder- .
flooded by the Allies to hinder Ger- man attacks, there has been u repeti- tion oii u somewhat smaller the bomliurtlment which the invariably resort to in the hope of breaking down the Allies’ resistance
scale, of invaders
.1\S(‘.()'l‘,Englaiitl,Nov.18.-tloveredhefore the infantry attacks. 'anti in S TG (H )
with the lliiioir Jack, and with his 1 (Ad _, 1 the attack is in force, ( pecia t0 ¢ UBI” an khaki itat and sword upon it, the coffin :soma eccuzldrfn; to French and British NEW y0RK’ Nm._ 18__.Thf, gas( containing the hotly of Field-Marshal u' a and West News Bureau to-day made Lord Roberts of’ Kaiitialiar now lies r€lJ0rlS. fill £11996 UHV9 been repulsed- public tho following cable from Ttikio: III ll Slllilll i‘00ll1 Ill Ilia lll0l1ffS£ WSI* The Anglo-I-‘reiich forces which have “Captain Moyeri \V'}titleck, igriiicrlly dence there, in which the great sol- l - th ty it r mound Governor of Tis ng- au, was rougi tliei' was wont I0 conduct family $6" Ilodmg me beg: s(;;yjected ,O yesterday to Fuituoka. where there is prayers, and in which there is a small 9795 _'ave ag” ` it station for keeping prisoners. (Fu- iiltar and crucifix, The collin arrived deteriiiiiied attacks. Fresh German kuoka is a por( in Kishp in me Scum. from Folkestone by special train this troops have attempted what the Prus- ernmost island of Japan). After ex- afteriioon. The eerciiiony which fol- 1 4 _1 pressing deep gratitude for the honor towed was of tho most simple tlescrip- ` Th?" Gum-ds B few (nys prev Uuq y tzonft-rrcd upon him by the Japanese
- l-i l to force the Allies out of . -
tion. The trofliii was borne by ein- Id' "‘ N" ‘°= ’ Emperor in allowing him to wear his Dltiyees ot' tlic late Field-Marslial's the trentzhes. As was the case with “worm Waldeck said what (ed Gm-_ USUN? ll* his 11°'-15% Where il brief the Prussian Guards. the Germans who many to fortify Tsing-Tau wus, aside service, atteiitletl by Lady Itoberts anti ‘ , y front providing itself against and at- daughters anti afew privileged friends, mam' the largest Efftflort aFp;m;h?ga(:, tack by China, the presumption flint was coiitluctetl by the Rector oi'Ascot. I” hav” ta 0" 'C 'Y G some dav Tsiiigxpuu might mcg as my
treiiclie.-i, but, iilto thc Guards, they
themselves were attacked Oli thi: We never tleeiiicd we slioiiltl ever iight
~-- flanks and compelled to give back the Willl JHDRII. Them iS lwllillig
- - . . ~ but praise for the iiiarltriiniiii-
(Special to The Guardian) r und gained, after holding it -for , X _
BERLIN, Nov. 18.-The Gcrinait ca- g 0 , Emp Df ‘I8p“""’8e bummrs m.
a short time
sualfy list just issued records the ‘ _ ' _ ;' V 'j _ (IBM), nf (W0 gpymmis and me wound. Both sides, as shown by the casualty fine steouts_ant}l“ttl‘i]e sltlilltfiliiiiiiii liyutlilt ing ol' another, Generals Aifretl Von lists of officers, are losing heavily in all F0095- OWU W ‘- -`* ll “-I
Vric was kilictl Novi-iiilier I2; Gciit-rtil “gmmg hm the G,.rm8n5_ being on P00111 L01' IVIUDFOVGIUEUN- I" IIW l"_¢1f`I‘f' Von l.t-pt-its aiiotlit-i' ctiiiiiiiaiitliiig of- .` _ mmlshlll Ol UH* Jill) inltliitri' tlit-li lini-
tiie offensive and being so often en-
licer is rt- iorli-tl ltilleti tiii thc fit-li iii' ” ' ' ' , ' ) ' . _ I . b,m|',. I I filatletl after sticcess was so nearly in thc iiiitintry ol other nations.
General Sli-iigi-1', coiiiiiiaiitlt-r ot’ the their liatids, are said to have suffered ----------~
l'»3rtl Gerinan liifaiitry llrigtitit-. is list- cpm-m0\\g1y_
eil as liiivini; bt-en severely wounded. _ French Zouuves, who frequamy diS_
tinguislietl themselves by dashing
charges, have again been utilised to dislodge the Germans from their posi-
LONDON, Nov. 18-Winston Church- tion near Bixschoote, over which there _;_
has been much fi htin . according to
_ g g . . r _q
In me C°mm°"“ in reply “I ‘L que“tI°" Frencli coiiimtinlcatloii, and have again InIBfVl8WS POIICS, PTO' that the total British iiavaicasunlties f l Th i H _ e .
to date wc-re. officers killed, 22.8, D99" ”“["`9”“‘ "9 "c‘em°""` SSCUf0f' and PUIIIIC SIIOW
just a sample of what has been ot cur-
:l,~i5i'i; wouiitli-il, iIiii-ising, 1. This ring in Northern Fraiice. aloiigrtho Chafges OI Ihe
Aisnc \alley, around Rlieinis, iii the Argonne Forest and on the banks oi' the ltiver Meusc. Frat one anti then the other gains advantage, but when all is told the general situation rc- mains about as lt was. Reports come from France that tlte Germans are re aring to make another attempt to
i> ii - , . get through to the const by way oi l.ahasse, but, like the rumours that
i ft t tl ri- is
r ~ ' iron , ii
es but they i'<-r.-o\'t-,iw-tl them after liril- fthe) “re prom" ug H rp l
no confirmation of` it.
cneiny back in disorder some Hvi- liuii- | in the East the Germans and Aus- dred yards. llurlllis thc tltu' ilu “ll-*wk Itrians have turned utter it retreat frorn was mud" also 0" u Imgude of the the Vistula to face tht- ltussiaits in
East Prussia, in Poland and before L"racow. Eat-li of these rcgloiis will probably provide a big battle but tht- inost important will be that in Poland where the Germans are sending their strongest and best armies in the hope of smashing through the Russians. This would compel Russians to full back again to the Vistulu and relieve Silesia from immediate invasion.
Concerning thc' fightiiilt in UW Bal'
knns anti the near East only scraps of information are reaching the outside world.
in South Africa General Boths., Com-
mander-ln-Chief of the defence forces. reports the breaking up of additional rebel commands and the capture of guns, ammunition and provisions.
it was disclosed in the House of
Lords to-day that in East Africa In- dian troops are being employed against the Germans. That there has been heavy fighting is shown by the fact that the British casualties to date total 900. _
FOUR KILLED ON THE AUSTRALIAN CRUISER SYDNEY.
LONDON, Nov. 18.--The casualties
on the Australian cruiser Sydney, which destroyed the German cruiser Emden in the Indian Ocean, were four men killed and one officer and four- teen men wounded.
rnllowetl to st-ll 'booze' ln the city.
GUVEHNIIII IIE ISINE llli
PIIISIINEII IN JIPNN
`6rr'é`r`ii'§~`f ’Eii?iiiriiij"'Friiriif6"nif“nnssin.
the heavy artillery the shrewtliicss oi
rlt-aiicliltc assault is iiitt-qiiatlit-tl by
HEPUIIIIIIEII
Mythical Corres- pondent” are Myths.
In regard to the letter which ap- peared fn ’I`ut-stlay's Patriot under thc l caption “l’roliibitlon iii (‘liarlottr-~ town" and signed "A, ll. ltolierts.
TURKS FIRE I AMERI
Ship _Ordered out of Tu
Only on Advice From
(Special to The Guardian)
CIIIOS, Aegean St-a, Nov. 18,-'l`Iic
American armoured cruiser, ’I‘t~iiitt-s- st-e, arrived in this port to-day. lt is stated that yesterday while the l`up- tuiii of the Tciiiiessce was in the stiip’s.iuuiit:Ii wiiicli was tlyini.: the l'iiitt-ti States flag, on his way to pay tht- t-ustoinary visits io Turkish ofll- cials iii Syiiiriiu, three solid shots wt-ro lirt-ti at tht- boat by thi- forts. The Aiiit-i"tt~i1ii Anibusisadnr, witlioiii inves-
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iiiiiii ciiiiigiipiiiiviiiiii
’I‘lii- citizt.-ns Ctiiiiiiiitint- nppoiiilt-if
to fiirllicr llit- loriiiatioii or ii. lloritt- Gniirii iii <`liiirlottetowii iii-i at tin- Ai-iiiotii-ies lust evening. ilio i'olio\viiir. lit-iiig pi‘t-.st-iit1~»l`ii|_ I°‘. S. .\lotirt-. t‘liiiirinaii; ll, ilogi-rs, t'apt. \V. ll. l’ro\v:<i-._ ii. l"riist=r. Major \\`i:oks, Georgi- .\loort-, llr liitrry Joliiison, l~l. I), Str-rits, i`iipt. lt. Il. t‘iiiiiplit-ll and \\'. l-‘»_ lnitlsoii
'l`Iit- St-t-rt-liii`_\' rt-all ti gttotl tltiiil ol'
t:orrt-.spoiitli'ni~i- froin various parts ot' the province t-iiiiiiiriiig into tht- iiiovi-» ment and :isltitig for si-rviizo rolls anti iiifcriiiatimi rt-anriling ini- saint-. lt will be liiiptissililf- io att.-;\\'er the grf-:it volume tit' it-ttt-rs i-i-i-r»i\'t-tl, but thi-` t`0mniittce will i-iitlt-iivoiii' to give as iniicli iiiibrinatioii its po.<sil>lo flirotigli the press, so that :iii who nrt- inter- .ested may be kept. inforincti on the iiiovt-iiitiits oi ilir- ingaiiisiirioii. Letters were rt-.ntl from tht- Ilepart- iiieiit of Militia, Oiliitvit, :is well :is from the Militia lieatlouiirtt-rs, llalifax. in regard to eiiqiiirir-s rrlioni riiii-s and animuiiition and orgaiiisiiig. li was _Hatliored from this t-orre.spoii<li-ii<'t- thai, owing to thc grt-ai di-iiittiitl for rifles for voiitiiigeiits now offtrriitg for the frtiiit, rifles utitl aiiiiiiiiiiitioii, for the present at least. cannot be sup- pilt-tl to Ilonie (iiinrd orgaiiiisntioiis. .-\i~i-oivlillft' lti It-lters rvt‘t-.ivt-rl f`riiin i\ltititrt‘iil, tlic lloiiii- Guards ftiriiictl iii tii:ti"<'it_\»' iiiive liifflii drilling for two iiioiiths now witlioiit rilli-s; bill tht-_v intro .-.tt-t‘iii'<,=tl tlir-ir own arnis. :intl Iii\\'i-, sliI.\s<'i'iliirti $125 each for their criuipnit-iii. Ftirtiioi' t:orrenpoiiti1-iicc iii coiiiit-vtioii with lliesi- inzitti-rs will be girl-ii to ilif- pri-ss :ia rt-i-t-iv:-ti. The Viiiiiiiilftct- of tht' l'lizii'|otft-towii or» gztiiiszttitiii <-If-ctr'-tl thi- fiillowiiii: aiiiili~‘ tioiiitl iiit-iiilii-im iii iiii- t‘oniiiiiiti-i-: - I .liiitir-is i.iiiiiiri;.;iiii, t’;ipi. it. li. t'1iinp~ in-ll, ‘l`lioiit;i.- ltiitiiiliuii and iilr ll. \'. i.<tii;.'.'.‘t»i'.'Ii. t
i'ii1`;:i-in; Iiiiri- \‘oltiiit:iriiy _iiiiiii-ii the lloiiie (ltiiirii iiiovi-iiiciit iii (`liarlottt-- toirii iliri»iiti_\'. This is vi-ry t-iit-our- aging, uiiti it i:t liopt-tl that thi- iiitt-ri-st \\'lii`cli is tiiziiiiiiisii-ii at pri-st-iii will iii- iiiiiiiitiiiiii-il.
Iiililllilii IHII GIHIVINNI
SEEKS AN IHMISIIIIE
i.(l.\'DO.\', Nov. lN.~-'I`ht- .\`taiiiinrtl's
Paris t-tirrt-spoiiiloiit tt-lvgraplis iiiiiii-r dult-. iii' I~`rldil,\'.
“l~`oilt-tl in lit-r efforts to iicgotiiito
pt-ace separately with the Allies (inr- tiiiiiiy is casting hriiiiiitl for it iiif-:iiis
Ilartinoutli, N.S.." a t'eprt-.soiitiittve oi thc Giiartliiiii _vosti-.rtli-iy liitervit-wnil Mr Allan lloisiiiir, tht- I’rii:-it-viitiir, who repiidiatt-il ct.-rlaiii tif the tillegiitiiiiis ooiituiiied in tho it-ttt-r. ignoring tht-
uiitrustworthy. |
As regards the ussertioii flint lit-\
“ had been here but a short time anti hail si-cn its iniii-li tlruiikeiiiii-ss on ilit- (`hi\rlottt-town streets as he had sot-ii in flint- siilti lciigtli ot' flint- iii llall~ f'ax." the writer, said Mr lloisiicr, must \~-ivn l-ent his eyes sc"--.‘el_v lo himself in that place or eevezopetl the imagi- nation of a “ penny dreadful " novelist ...ice coming to Charlottetowii. if he ever did come! The writer, Mr “/i. 1 lt. Roberts," states that he is not “a real temperniice crank,” but he thinks it " a shame to see a few favoured one-s
seemingly protected by the city police- men."
Mr Bolsiicr would like to know who
the "favoured ones" are; he hits never favoured anyone, being always ready and glad fo receive lnforniatioii upon which he can at all reasoiiably act; and as to the “favoured ones” being protected by the policemen. this, Mr Bohsiicr termed a malicious attack, entirely without foundation. upon ii class of men who. as far ns ho is aware, discharge their duties faith- fully, imparlially and with uiitirfiig zeal.
Mr Iioisner was asked for an answer
to the following paragraph in the letter: "l passed down along Grafton Street Saturday nlglit. about 12 o`clock, and here, to my surprise. i saw a hunch of half and whole drunken young and old men coming out of ii full-fledged bar-room. anti one man lying on the sidewalk, stiff from liquor." , “There has been a plarc in opera- tion off and on during thc last twoI years." he replied. “ hui we have limi it rinsed up twice- or three times ami
I E4 Contindéd oti"i>`:.R;'e'tir5"` i
other stair.-moiil:-i as cxaggcrziiivr- and ,
to obtain an tiriiiislice ti\'i-r tlii- win- tt-r. 'l`li-- tiitit tlinl iiii iii‘iiii.~4tii-r- wiiiilil priivt- of ziilvtiiitiigt- to no ont- liui lit-r si-if tliit-s not si.-i-iii to iii.-n-tiiirrigv iii-i‘ inziiiy froiii iiiooliiia .he itll-ri. liniis ‘uirii-s liiivi- ztlri-oily .iii-1 out to privi- tln- w:i_\' for it foriiinl propo.-itioii to this i-iiti wlit-ii ilit- nioiiit-iii iipptlar.-. propilious. :intl Iilgli tit-riiniit opiiiioii in onlie- saiigiiiiit- :is to ilit- ri-stills.
"An ariiiieitii-o would lit- \\~i-it-oiiii-tl
iii lit-rlin. prlitiitrily on in-4-oiiiii of' tin- rcst ii woiilil givt- tlir- Gerninii ariny. All :iriiis lintlly ri-qiiirc it spi-il iii ivliivli to rt-<'\ipt-riite; btit an iiriiiistivt- woiild bt- cliic-il_v eiiiploycti by the \\‘illit-iiii- Strasse iii rtuloubliiig its 1-fi‘oi'ts to sow diss:-iislon iiiiioiii: tht' Allies. (ter- inaii stiitt-siiit-ii nrt- posscsst-ti of tht- itlca flint i~iooii¢-r or inter tht-_\' will stir ii|i trouble Iii this t'oiinot'lloii, and ilii~_v l‘l\lIi‘l'ly cliitcli at iinytliiiig that will ail't-ct tlicni n frcsh iipportiiiilly to tr\~ tirr-ir .=irin in this way." `
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AMBASSADOR HERE
T0 SEE THE DUKE.
O'l"I`/\\\'i\. Nov. l9.-- Sir Rtilit-rt
Borden rt-furncd at noon hioniiay front the South, and ht- was atwtiiiipiiiilcti by sir t't~r-ii sririirr--trier-_ tin- iii-itirrir .ini-I liassatlor nt Wnsliiiigtnii. who will visit the llukc of Connauglit for thri-e or four days.
The llrifisli aiiibassiitltir iiinlti-s pi-ri-
odic trips to Ottawa, ziiiil it is liiiiit\r~ fittintl that the pro-st-iit ot-vnsioii will bo usnd for a cart-fiil iilrwiissloii of many siilijc-cts of tit-ft-tit-0 and of tratlc.
\\'itli thc rr-turn of tht-, l’rinii- Alin-
istor. the rabliiet will tif once dt-:tl with the date of tht- routing spngimy of 1>ariiaiiii-iii and the prfif:r:thiiii<- of legislation. The iirrziiiircnit-tits for liti-
iiriviiig ilu- war will. of t~otir.<~-_ lit- mic ‘I
of tht- tiinin fcatiircs of tht- st-ssititi.
Pttrlianiciit will likcly int-ct about
January 15th.
lit-t\\t-i-ii two iiiiil iliri-i- liuiitlrt-il'
ON
,__cii_iy ciiuisian
rkish Waters by Turkish
` Officials. United .States Secretary Daniels Sends instructions to
Cruiser’s Captain to act Washington.
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tigatiiii: tiic incident. is said to have iniint-iliatt-ly ortlt-rt-.il the Teiitiessee from 'i'urkfsii1vaters'at therrequestoii 'l`urltisli officials.
(Special to The Guardian)
\\`i\SlilNG'l`()I\'. Nov, li4.~St-.cretary
llaiiit-is late to-day cablctl the coinitiiiii- ilt-rs oi’ iiit- t-riiist-r 'l`eiiiit-si-ice and the .\'ortii Vzirolliia to iict only on instruc- tions front \\'nsliiiigtoii anti tiikt- no step wliivli iiiiglit be t-aiiriilatcil to ein- liar;i.~.:i ilii- l'iiilt-tl States Govt-rniiieiit.
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.EVANGEEISIIE SERVICE
IN CHRISTIAN [IHUHEN
.\i tin- t`c-iitritl i"liristitin Cliiirch
iiist t-vi-ning l<lvungt-.list Lowell (`. hlvlllii-rsoii prciiclied on the subject. “<}i>il'.s (irai-o." An one of his texts iii- ritioii-tl Titus ii. 2: " For the grace of tiod lialli appt.-iiretl, bringing salva- tion to :til ini-ii, lnstruming ui-i to the int:-nt, that iii-iiying uiigotlllness and worlilly lusts. we shall live soberly :tiiil riglitr-oiisly :intl godly in this prest-iii \\'tirltI." i-fc.
in nnrt, .ilr .`llcl'iier.sort siaid: " This
:intl iiiiiiiy other state-iiit-,iits by the lloly Spirit iii Go<l's Word reveal God's lfatlit-ily silirituiie for us for time and 1-tirriity. Iitiw iinwtirfiiy we are! lltiw t~iirt-less. how tlitiiiklt-ss. lio\v pi‘:i_rt~rlr-ss! Yet God woiitlrously :iilupis liiiiist-if to iii:tiikiiid's varied voiiiiitioiis. Wi- are so usi-ii to receiv- ing litany of Gotl`s blessiiigs iiiiasketi for that \\'t-. cliiltlislily i'iiiit'lutI<! wo ni-eil not ln- griiteliil :intl that wc- shall his izupplii-ii with all blessings iiiiiisltcti for, uiiti tli»ii'<-i`ore wlthoiit ti thought; oi' our i-‘ntlit-r’s goodness, iiut, my friieinis, there :ire some Iilessiiii;s- ,tiio iiiost essential to true t-liaracter and lit-yond tht- temporal-wiiicli you aiiii I iiiust want :ind ask for, else we sliztll iicvt-r t-ii_)i`»,\‘. llriiti-s about tis gi-t "wli:it' we can gt-t without taking God into ncctiiiiit iii petition and tlitiiiitsgiving. lliit we should want to bc bt-its-r than lirutt,-s. ln fact, the iiiorr wc truly want what we in0Sf. nni~tl. tht- inoro of true uianiiood and woiiianlioiiil do we possess, That is just wlizii our Patil:-r yt.-urns for us. 'lili-ssl-il nrt- they who ltiiiigt-r and tltir.~‘i itfii-r rigiiti-ousncss, i`or they siliiill iii- iilIt‘ti.` Anti ‘St-ck ye first tlii- Kiiigiloiii of God' anti those minor iiiinirs sliall ln- given. Who doubts :ini-ii |»i~oiiii.s'i~.-1'? Only those who never ii'n:.t<-tl in tht-iii, And for one to ex- prr-.<.-; tht- iloulit is to express lack of
triit- t-liariit-It-r.
"sinno pi-npio have nf-,vcr lenrned
the \'tii'iiIttiliir_\' of God‘i-i spiritual griivt-. 'i`lii-_v iiiitierstaiitl that ot’ ent- iiig :intl di'inltitii.:, and tho fusliions of oi' appetite and passion and vain - plt~ei¢iiro--Gv1l's inatoi-ini and temporal giiicu aiitisml and perverted. Sumo phripic think almost only of things, things, iiiliiirs, and scarcely any of print-iplt-s: tiiiit enrich inind and licart
:ind flint iiiniio i‘liur:.i1rtcr."
This t-\'i_-iiiiig livaiigt-list McPliersoii
t-xpct-is to prviicli on the subject, "'i`iic \'nli.ic of Your Life." Meeting
at 7.45.
The r-.f-rviwo iii the tfontrsl Christian
t'litiri‘li last t-vi-ning was well attcntleti. l~Iv:iiii;i-list .\l<~l‘lii-ri-ion preached a very i-loiiut-tit iiiiil fortti-i`ul st-rinfiti on tha topic, “'l`lii- Griitro ot' God." Tlioso inf-i-iiiigs are growing iii iiitorcf-it each eveliliiir.
.\li-fi Siillitrliiiitl ri-iiilcrcti very ex-
t-<-lli»iiii,\' n br-atitiftil solo, entitled "l~`it\'t- iii li`:it°t-," und was liiizlily iiiigtioiintr-ri by ali. 'l`lir- ini-r-iings in-gin iii T.-til sliiirp. and the siibjetzt to-iiigiif will bc. " The Value of’ Your i.ii`~-." 'l`li<-ri- will ln- Special itiusic. All uri- iiivittwi.
COMING EVENTS,
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MEETINGS, EIC
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ONE CENT pei worn ouch inser-
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“VOICE SPECIALIST, I"r<ii'. I-I. A.
'i`:\iitoii, tt\iit‘licr df voice culture. piiiiio or organ. \'oit~o culture a spec- ialty. Stntlio, 140 Great George St., t'linriotft-town. 0525-ll-Mint!
_.___ "CINEMA SHOW.- Do you want
to enter tht- (lint-mn Show business. Yon t-nn havi- complete equipment to triivt-l ilu- country for S150. Marvell- otis off \r. For particulars apply The Guardian Office. 6155-10-l2MtL
*’.\ niiniber ni thi- frlt-ntls nnd par-
ents of tht- boys on duty at Faiinn. Sytiiii-_\‘ hliiics and Ilnllfax have dc- ttitlcil lo sviitl litem ll \i0x 0( li0m0 iiinilt- plum piivlillngs, cakes, candy, r-ti-_ for t'lirt.~:tinns, Anyone wishing to i-oiilril>iiii- will please notify the following i-oininlttoe as soon as pos- slliit-: Aire. A. G. Pt-skc. Mrs. Bun- tain, Mrs. Vhnrlcs chandler. Mrs. A. A. Mr-l,<~an. Mrs. W. K. Rogers, Mrs. llagnall. 8582-M21.
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