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Morning Daily founded 1891 `
S i I CHARLOTTETOWN, CANADA, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1915
$8.50 For Va'ar (dailvarod) In advanl'
l2~5¢!_|Mr year by mall ln advapoa.___.
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do with the Subsidy but that lie llad Traiiorously Sold the Island when Mr. Leiurgey Previously Urged its Claims Upon the Dominion Government.
NEW YORK. Dec. 21.-Frederick
Metzler. held witll others in connec- tion witll the alleged plots to em- barrass the Allies by hindering the manufacture of, or destroying xnunl- tions, made a full statement to the
es concernin
Premier M“thles°“» sllesklllg °“ the lands." Sir Robert Bordell answered E§2e;£:»lii:il;igi;)r:,ti»i pahisdigenig of mg
dos 11111 11111110 111111211 by 1101110 01 01° mm lu the House or commons on mo Hnmbnrs-Anwricnli line. Koenig. he Liberal Speakers _at the Souris meet- ggiii March 1912' and mid him this Bald had lW0HtY'fl\'9 888MB ill New
York alone. and reported the results
1118 M°“d°Y evening- said me fax was delegation from Prince Edward Island of hi i ti if 1111110595 35 me result Of 11 DEUUDI1 put in their memorial of clnilns on Papelsl, trllssesiessrlatilnniilitagispsmibhxson to the Government by the Central the ish day of February on uh, same According io Meiziei-_ igoenigs a'ci_ Fsl`m°"'s Institute of this P"°Vl“°s~ day that the first notice of illcl°o.l.=.od
ivlties through agents, extended to
Quebec. Burlington (VL), Boston alld Portland (Me.). His activities ill this city, Metzler charged further, brought into his' possession. amollg other things. secret reports made by atta- ches of the Russian embassy on the results of test of speed boats ill Long Island Sound. Those, said llc. Koellig got through Frederick Sclleleilldl, of the National City Bank, now under arrest. Metzler charged that it was Koenig who sent George Fuchs to destroy the Welland Canal, but Fuchs, he said. reported. after visiting the canal, that its destruction could not
waauly (now vanlug pany) 1aa1 _ {
Pllrrllsll lllnill-:son GERMAN pi_0i' ip BLQW iwlnlolilwn
J. J. _iiUGHES
And Shows that lie Had Nothing to ~ I . All Allied Troops
Confederate of Paul Koenig Coniesses to New York
Authorities the Names oi those implicated in Plans
to Destroy Munition Plants`in Canada.
be zlccolnplisllcli at that tilnc.
'l`lle authorities llllvc cvillclllzc \vl\i<:h
they believe collnccts Koenig with the fire on the Atlantic transport llllqr, Minllcllalla, though where this evid- ence was obtained they did not state. After making his confession Metzlcr went before the grand jury. That body heard also witnesses from Buff- alo, wllo testified concerning the Well- anll Canal plot.
it is believed that thc grand jury
will flnisll its work by Wednesday of this week, and at that time indict- ments are expected.
The ex'Leader °f the Opp°sm°“ subsidy to Manitoba, was tabled iii the ___-__________,_,,_,,____________._________ __ ______________________________ _____________________________A___;___v_______________________________________WW__________________________________________________________________________ fron 0 p was the man who in his report House; would nat that Satish, him? ' ‘tho from which troops were all- published in this country - said to if thc- proposed increase to Manitoba I :;°“""ed ;°'€l“l{_ if’ l;‘i‘_‘_'§ db‘i’f". the people. "I advise and I suggest was only tabled ill the House of Corn- i gf a\\0oirfsci;?nSiaié3m'eni_lflssued and I propose a heavy tax upon dogs; mons on the day we had pleaded our iohigiil, Tho wilhiirawnl was olfact-
.ls a remedy for the destruction of cusr- end handed it in, what could we U eil \\'itl1011i l<110Wl€1lE€ 01' 1110 111_0V0' =heep, and Mr. Bell comes here and know about it? Sir Robert Borden U10 Dart Of the 'T\11'k-S. It ln
` “ ‘ ils f tl acuatioll
poses before you as a man who would tolli him that in the House and I lla fe iaumim dem 0 ie ev
~ - ‘ . Anzac and Suvla zones have
do away with the tax on dogs. Does Hansard with me ill which he made A Sad acchieiii occur,-ed in Cim,-_ (Special io The Guardian) ot the he dare say he would go against the that statement. I told him that l0lt@l0W11 Yesterday Wl1iCl1 resulted in NEW YORK. D60- 21--A NUWS bm" "°°‘f,i,"°‘_l'" says the °m°i“l suite' unanimously expressed wish of the throughout the Georgetown campaign the death °f James Alexander MC' Agency despatch fmm Gib'.`“m“` to' meni' Without' the .Turks hem;
' I Since N05 Where was Mr Hughes (`l181‘l0ifBi-0W"l 111111 Miss Famw- *ll house at Brooklyn will take Place Dec. fraglnents.
W
l; in 1912 was merely placed on the '-'
of $20,000 to each province before ln 1912. H1111 lf ll1“l W 5
lore. In the regime of the presen . - . $ -000 Au . T ___ __ d ___ __ _
government also. the Premier pointed from 1905 until we got 100. '.’ _ home. o e ereave P9 H V55 1° 25, instead of 23rd as previous y an-
out what the Liberals lost in enrol- that time these two new prosiiiixes GU’-1‘dl““te“de"9sl“°e'e sl'“‘P“ 15'- nounccd. 6249-12-22-M11. CONDENSED ADS'
mellt was regained, there being now had been 5231118 11 Subsidy Of - 11 » "Them will he a Christmas Tree T00 an increased enrolment of 1400. in head und lie S3yB__1_i__;V:1_:1n; _1_1_9_‘;'_et\;';i . _ l(l_l_l_d__e_li_te_i~$aii_l_i1:_<_iii3_f;i _1_l:_';_1_`{;’_;`_t|})_I_lLf_;'_‘;‘” CLASSI1"ICATION
agriculture the policy of the Dominion that arose or le . '__ __ _ - _ - _ ' (;;,v0i-“ment as io make an allow- of Manitoba. That is not true. Manitoba bllvel collcc(ii_o_l;_1t;l;iZsii___.it_ ONE CENT per word each m___e___ ance to each province according 0 ‘ sion for advertising in this column. population. The local government same level as these other two prov- (special to The Guardian) "Gifts for soldier_s. Reliable Eng- *ash l_11\1St accompany orders. Mini- polnted out that, this country, _ nl- inces were put on in 1905. Ask Mr. ROME, Disc. 2i.TA_l_la ofll;.;illll__t;3liLl_ii; i_i.<_lh l;ll:_1i;h_;llaéi£L?é{_v(_;1gStyiiE'_EV_cis\il`7t_;;_(m “mst enuraly agricultural was en' Hughes that question' I dont run to gfiggiisasatiflzl tllscimeineng' Wbitll thc hell’ $1s(ilp. Iloill ol' these articles' will llulld at l-Iolman’s Cllnl‘lottctown. Uilflll I0 l110l`0 Dl'0D0l'U0n9»t9\Y um" me newspapers every minute' I have ofa fog occupied one ot’ ollr advallc- provc of very grcnt service. G. F. ' 3797.1i.i;mii‘_ the other provinces which had large S0111€ll1l11i§ 6150 lo d°~ But Mr' Hllghes ed positions in the dlrectioll of Kovit- llutcheson, Optician. 6237-12-21nl4l To* |_'_'E-i-_’;A"L‘§R¢E"BRiGH-|-'*Bi;D_
mlnumotmfng dues and mat me is hem ami whentlimwllocxixliir t(l)iesp::: isilsgls Zl9Ilh(i5iis.saiud(§)lli0ilel‘<!iuil(ii.;ltltbbfa S)l!lllli: ffllltclllcmber thc Orphans and hclp gmggigoiiouxgplgogs lslilliltlf-`£l1h<i1?0
is rib ti “'°“|d dlscrimm am” me Nm no c of Our lI1fi1l1i1‘Y <lf‘l11<‘l1I11€11lS make their Cllrlstlnas bright by br- 4066 11 25mtf
pmpond d t u on _ 1ti l' Mr Hughes il' My 0” ` ’ ' ' ' ‘ ' ate unfairly against us. The represen- wers this IIULS _°l ~ ' ' by a Surprise ,mack reoccupmd the “ming 0,. 5.,ii_,ii,ig a il_<il§lJi_l:_n_yt_o__:_t__ Wiifébi;-/`_BT_KE_RT€MZ_-E_é_F_oi
~ :l f Prince Edward hi 1 -. '
lations to the Domilllon Government i.l\f11‘0 WAS 11_<_“i_1_1_1_s_‘;‘_;ne for M______to__a i;_<:si:_i_o;l_b_l;lo_l;§_:_i;e_,o3iiliii;0wrl;s_taofo___<; iz/_iliccrlts rp lauugr- l l __2__5_ to mam with __ Dalton _log on __alvcs_ "°”“"°“ m "“’ s"““““s M “ “st 'mm Island for W lu lrliin the slluutloii ls uucuuugeu. ` _- Apply ‘#11 1111111 Avenue.
a only me same - ‘ - ‘- ~ 1** fl tl tlilrintillus pluv _ _ _ 5525'12'4H1U`
- 1)oll't irgct lo . ____ ____ _ ____ _
'r Prem as was d011° 101" 111° 01"" “V” l’"°"` .uul ouiarluiulusut tu lu- uslu lu vow- l_os1' _ BETWEEN Pnmcs oF
per -capita distribution. he - ' I ' _ -_ _ _
_ in e seven years before, Why md r S u nal hall on Clirlstnias Evo, Dec. 2-lib Wales (ollegc null Hillsboro Brlll;.,l_
lor then pointed out some ofthe great ‘F 5 cars be in aid of Ited (lross. ll" stormy i`ol- a fountain pen. Finder pleao leave
LATE FOR
_ , Keiizie, gon f Mi-_ i M _ J i _ _ _ d , i; i iii it i. awalc of the movement. .l great army tentral Farmers institute of this at four different meetings and he Kenzm 29 12aBsmo:;"St_rsThg'young (SP°°13l ¢° 'f;|"° G1-'a"d'-1") _ e§yi,;.M§i.5ir§i? niiigiilarieaggiiecéfgaioai-é. has been withdrawn from one of the
' ' ‘ LONDON' DCC' “1"“Si" Ia" Hsmll' iv- ie mon iiw qpaiiisii areas occupied on the Gallipoli Penin-
Province. He might have gone farth- claimed vast credit tor what be had mari, aged 19 years had been hi the . oem; uct it s o g _ or alld told you tllat the Government done at Ottawa and the result of his 911111103' 0fMeS111‘s. Stanley. Shaw and itonnis “M rlfztuinmff t‘;hh‘Sdif;'im“a'lf;1 forces. An order issued t0-day =1\1~ sum' ai'h°“gh ’“ me Cmsest °f °°“`
“ le near as ' 0 er es a ri' G0 000 S anish caribineers to 1210*- W1ll1 U10 C11€‘111l'- BY this C011-
Pesrdon, and yesterday afternoon was tho Les , p
also provided an organization which efforts was _that the candidates that with several others engaged in stop asslilgned illim, announce_i_xi_<s_;lt willt_l_>e surrender their Mauzer rmes and sub_ tmciion of the front operations at
ue °°“"se' was e ' - _ tl ' oinis of the line will be more
It Owners of sheep lose sheep as the lVl1'- l'll~\El10S was 5“PP°r'-mg were best' ing a shipment of iron bars Youn ma e u ~ tltlte Remingtons of the latest lie 0 1'-‘1 I1 lcsult 0f»._destructiol1 by dogs alld can ell two_ to one (applause) and what McKenzie was standing on a piling EgégggggeriI;1}ég§1,I.;l;§]n;ii;(?:;u;éllST. -Ziglit Large numbers of Spanish ro- effectively carried ollt._ Sir Charles prove iimir ciaimi they receive 75 had never happened hi prime Edward scaffolding about four feet from the Edwin Andrew Cornwall who desired cruits are constantly training. Monro Elves great credit for his skil-
t [th t fd a e sus island before occurred, the opposing mound door when a quantity or iron to learn what disposition is to be made ihe`genemis c0nm,amimg_ ami the
per con .o e amoun o am g - - b hi I t (1 h 1 _
tallied, and the dog 'tax is there candidate. lily 0DD011€nt‘ lost his de- “Bw cxweres me on ooksaons ofthe general formerly co1111113~11d°" Of ROV” Nm/Y-"
_ _ the wall fell striking the platform on the Ex edmonmy Force at the DM,da_ . _
to answer such claims. That is what posit (laughter and applause). which he was standing and throwing p _ 9 Th” W"h‘l"s""sl "F nl" “rms”
a ~ - ii - mines' Premiel Asqlmh also 3"' n S C1 troops from Quvln Ilav and the Anvae
thi’ fsrmefs asked “S to do- andlhsl is “hai was the “secs os Mr' Hughes mi? to :he °°l' Pa." Gf the mass ‘lt nounced that Lieutenant-General Sir i 7DiwS` ends sum,-9 ‘Si,¢(.,..,,,fuiiV iiia,-i' what was done_ My old friend Mr, Mc- statement of the case. The next poillt is lslllcfisllifgolxs ;£l9e‘;lfh‘gI_I‘; Wm. Robertson, Chief of the General _ _----- _ _ _ _ xiwsi miiimry men iiioiiéhi l,6SSii,ie_ Donald says. we should have farmers is this-Mr. flushes is fussy 11110111 - . ' - Stuff- has “ee” ‘e°”“e“ ""'“. ""““’e "Allis "W 11-*D"fl““** 0' me ““" ine unfavorable chapter or ins Brn-
. ‘ was M ‘mee take" to ms Mme “‘ ““ to become head of the Imperial Staff row escape from death reccntlv of the - ~ , . _ . . -
lil the Legislature. It is a peculiar the increase to Manitoba on account ambulance ill charge o_f a doctor who at army headqum_ters_ London in King and Queen of B0l'gi“__-_ when ish arms in_ tl_ii_s__\.\_n_l.__ i`ll_l:_li_S.all;i_:__;_1_i_| thing how ll, suits their purpose to of public lands. It had nothing to do Wéssdsulzlmonletd inmniidlinfilly afitfrtihil place of I./yeut.-General Sir Archibald German aviators threw bombs on the p1(‘f§iii(;`n‘)'sr;n&;§L(0rti\(?|f'thlgufgmgigi hom; have farmers. they have farmers and With U19 CHS0~ 111 1905 Albefla 11110 iiilgeeeviis any ‘xgfer (;“im.;fu5l;n :Ke lllllrray. who 18 9110111 10 1'€C0lV€ ali fishing village where the royal couple mg ihcm_ when lt suits them to have anything Sa1ik8lCl1€W1111. 1W0 116W D1'0Vl11C€B Of broken leg, hui shoi-ily arte,-warns hnponam command' “ow ""si‘l@' “V” l”"l‘te‘l “"'1s~" by “"0 The question has been l-onsianitv else they have something .else and Canada, were created and were given acute pneumonia developed und the The Km and Qucml “,0l.0 mmmg _ _ _ _ » d i, t - ii _' F5 ' lug the Ilardanelles expl~diil~i lil/l ullatever they have they claim is the a subsidy because they had no public gQc1i:;§k1l;_1;-;i__ i;i:_s;e_ngawa_yI_;l :;;la__elgoi__ COMING EVENTS’ mu oi Cimrch from Mass with me resii not try to make a landing ___ _ ,M best 1 lands' They were give" 9' subsidy curring so suddenly is a severe blow ANNOUNCEDIENTS "1 the congregamm' S51-vs, me papers centre of the peninsula in I1* lu .li-
Tile Premier then went on to speak ,11m01111ll11€ 10 31-50 Fel' he“d~ We have £0 his Parents ‘md b"°me"s snd sis' MEETINGS E'i`C blslfeipsiiggssedxv‘hanglobverliibiiaiigbis mug' and out on me Turks i is or the nsollua- in tue salaries ur tus a subsidy that amounts to only 45 iers- miie was 11 br1sl11.1n_§e1i1_sen5a1ii1 _ ' iy ,hgy were c,,’,,,i‘,,g fmn,'0,,w,,,i_ Leacherg yagt niimberg of w]10m\ii'i>,i‘Q Céllts ft ilfllld. MF. Hllgl'l€S WHS lil the oven 9 young man an Us ell 1 "__ Tim King at Dime ioiii iiii. people
_, ’ l ‘ d b l ‘ - ll l ,_ , _
‘°'"1“8 11.1°, 111°V111°@ because they H°““" °f C°“““°“S “"“’“ these P”°"' sTrlsl§eo§iifleeTas.m9siigfs aria hsfgilig ilo?lNfE<E>r(is‘lE1§e'rlllsil§gw°lfl tliilsc solgsxiixi. t° Wim" ‘md tflkie i`h.e"er`ill’lutlilh(i ' i l»ould_ not get enough employment, inces were created and when they got mourn besides his pai.ents_ three bm_ Cash must accompany 0rderB_ Mlm l:;:;'Voii__f;i_\ei._rii_l;1_D{ga<Li_;_e_;p_s`o:‘;;il__l _i/_S L
.rhe present government raised iheir their subsidies; in 1912. Manitoba i_her.s, 1\iI:J_;‘ni%3;_ gogizrsllllilrglbglétérgé mum charges, iweniyiive cents-_ stmmons before me machines were
_ i ome. a . - - --1 ~ ~ . -
Salary “nm mst ye” they pam $40' was only bmughi up to the same ‘eve Herbellf. Wli111lD€§§ MTS- Fmllk Raslb ’°‘*Brooklyii:-Tile Public entertain ggsr 2l]i'i?lsvi'i~ld1l§le.the[ hillgozmgsésslel? 000 mme than hsd been paid them be' these two provmces had been ever Ml1111€1i~D0ll5S MVS- Nell M°l`l'i30“- ment and Cllristmts tree in the school but iiley were not hit by the fiyingw
moved without
Peninsula is Allies. Troops Sphere.
L()l\’1)().\', Duc. 220.-'i`llc follolvillg
oiliciul statement was issued here to- day:
"All the troops at Suvla alld Anzac,
together with their guns and stores. have been successfully transferred.i with insignificant losses to another sphere."
Operations ill other sectors of the
sh n the Galli oii Peninsula thnn
fullv conducted transfer ot forces to
FROM
Ll POSITIONS
_l u: .ftjnnmww
from Tuvla ile-
Knowledge of the
Turks. 0nly the toe of the
now held by the
taken to Another
_....i__.i_-l-
oil the lower cud. When lilo attempt was finally made to secure a foothold lligllcr up the peninsula the Turks
were fully prepared to meet it.
Moreover, the British arrangements
lacked several essential features, par- ticularly a supply of drinking water.
On landing, the soldiers found barb-
ed wire entanglements stretching clear out under the water when they jumped from their small boats. To add to their sufferings the supply of
drinking water was very short. '
John Redmond, the Irish National-
ist leader, said in a speech in the House of Commons that the sufferlrlgs of the Irish troops on the Gallipoli were the worst known in the present
wal
Au official announcement was made
recently that the general responsible for the Suvla Bay operations had been removed from his command, but his identity is not yet known to the Brit- ish public. General Sir Charles C. Munl'o reported ill favor of withdraw- ing his troops when he took command at the Dardanelles, but _the popular belief, shared by military men here. was that thousands of soldiers couill not be taken aboard transports-and effect complete withdrawal from their trenches without caiamitous loss of life. The achievement must have been a dlfllcult one, and the country is relieved that it has been done with-
out disaster.
“Thank God, they are safely out of
there without serious loss." is an ex- pression frequently heard to-day in
lc-onnection with the transfer of the
troops from the Suvla and Anzac
- Psi” J‘~""`"“l' discussed wily the generals vrllllmflllll-
i
‘been regarded as necessary to eva- `<»u;ltc the hard won footholds on the ipr-ninsula. obtained at such a heavy
zones to “anotller sphere of opera- tions," although this is illvarlably cou- pled with regrets that it should have
cost in casualties.
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-l
i.()l\’l)O.\J, Dec. 21.-The Rotterdam
<-,ormsponllelli of tho Daily Mail telc-
graphs.
"Tile (ierlnnlls pot ll bali beating in
their gas attack near Yprcs yester- dl-ly.
Tllcir dvnth roll was vcry lloavy null
their men were dislnnycll by the ter- rific Ilritisll artillery and lnachhlc gun fire.
-svn' anal: pri,-.gp i
inn
1; l us lulcl li inn
Tile German attack on the British
lilies at Ypres, which is officially de- clared here to have been n complete failure, is believed to have been the beginning of a general German offen- sive ill the west, expected for some weeks and strongly illdicatcd by the regrouping and reinforcing of the Ger- lnnn lines."
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11 f"°”’ ""5 “°t "°“ m“k° a “mm Seve" y G [man VQSSQIS lowing night 6251 12 zalvlii ut 187 vrmls street new 1z2:n ll rospouul-ui or nu-, luxcliuiigu 'ruiugruui
l r the provinces 01 11 LONDON. so _ _
offeredltlle Dominion free for the use 1331;: ‘arrangements for mcreue or watch to Renter Telegram Company i;_r;r_insavo further trol_;l__;g;:12_.;l_iis__.2_l_i/ii: wAN.rED_.ro RANCH ONE OR °l '-119 5°,ldi°l`5 ilrssi' “Wl°‘“°°)' The id At that caniereiwe Sir Wil. says a British submarine has .sunk the ' ' two pairs of foxes on l‘euspllallle P1‘0lI.ll°1‘ llS0 \'9f°11’°d l° lm’ sim" “mba Y' H d le at” from German steamer Lerros and other ves- “Coma to the Pubuc Entertainmem terms. Good blacks preferred. AD-
men‘s institutes, "id Laurie’ “sad s ° 5 sels in the Sea of Marmora. I N WHL ply Arthur Burke, Southport.
and 10118 courses. W_0 the dmerem Dmvmces to put in wm_ The Lerms was owned by the and Christmas Tree rl the orth ___ 6257_12_22m_H_ mussel mud" etc' He also pointed l dditlonal claims they had Deutsche-Levante Line of Hamburg- Bilire Hall! on Tsuggdagv Dtslcs “ml” 5s?R'A`YED;'C'N MN/`s"A'PFiElMIS'ES
nut the “st improvements 'brought bxgroiidytllse subsidierproposed und S119 Was 2579 "°“€0‘md gvshl feft ions intigmiilsleiiisrzligbisli cdllcort viiilll ii; ' `
about in the public works of the D10- d ' d I _ and was built in 1 5. en as re- the following e;,m'“ng_
vines lu me last mas sua s hall :_1_1_¢:dd21;1t1111_1_f1:___§1‘;:_“ "_7;__§’“;e__:__ parted sus was at coustauuuapia. ,_ 6248_12_22Mn_
years d ` l
- _ i opened their mouths or wrote a wor . _ _
Pr°m‘°r'Mum°°°n mint ol; giuegiy but took the least possible sum they `”""' , _ 'J Gold and Gold-filled eye-glass chains; Georgetown High school (mole)
Wm! mg “Mmm que" on E B could receive. Mr. Hughes was in the S also automatic e¥B~!lllss holders, in Liberal supplement. Apply to T dllll0|lI\¢ ofthe newspaper arguments __ C mon! It me uma H _ G°id.iiiied_ Sliver and gun Mei,,i_ E_ Mm.i.isey_ secretary -i~,.um,eB_ or -Mr. J. J. Hughes .lu the matter. H011” 0 0111 '19 2 Enzmy Anacks Just the sift for someone who wears ~ . o2so-12-22mei.»
" WB “'°1'° °“"“°d '° ‘“""‘"‘s '" 1 °Y‘*Kl“°°°- G-. 1"~ -H“°°h°°°“- OP' wanrso”/l"TAll.on c/waste oF
h:v~°.‘-fgtss ~“\_‘;‘2iq0Ba`:i‘;ni3tu`;;_ for what was done for Manitoba. W9 .'° I "1 - ‘ . .Nt tlcian.
au; what does Mr- “'°"° °“°"‘°d ‘° 'he "m° ml" 'E ~°l..1o. L. A special meeting or §“sii "{.ff}{fh M‘§l""§_. ‘°
We did not get it ln the 1.227 1°' wh" had been diana Igor: (Special to Tha Guardian) Derry L. 0. L., No. 1169. Long Creek n|'Bhhigs_ sféney Mines C _ “"1 ceeded hy Gen. Sir Douglas Haig no nausea, om or all ,\>°ft~ 11111 S11°11*°°l‘°"““- 1°- “lb” Paraogaqn. Dec. 21.;'rll; lin- will us usizfi t_;»uily.t_\3l_s_»iuaaa%__<;vsa- _ 6,;2,,_1,21M,,_ '°t “ss-nn mm he 'mms 1" them' Mr Le!m'1ey'g¢lmi°mtiT il:;!n¥'0'ilr ca:ia{gl?:r:u;tv:::nfufl‘;'eb0tl(: iltilgd' Eflfsr ilsporttilsilt l(J)lIl`ai‘iless call T E-HAS*-BEE"s_A‘sTRAV_'-_sms
1 04 11° 11” °°‘”° ‘°" "”“°° C°““"' "'°°°° " ° llmisd his rear of the no reaches to members raousslsd to susan '
and all in ‘ ’ - . with tt. But in the last House that there should be all the enemy’s positions ln tlile Godutzc 8243-12-22M1i.
even abandons that crease made of 328.000 f°1’ P1‘|“°° Ychlli Komag region. East of svlent-i --
ii wa we word island to bring nl 1111 0° 11"" lllrly. causing M1110 0111011: the con- "What kind of a typewriter? .A .
us to-r t 6 ‘. y i hp,-illaii columbia. That motion 1018. Ontlle Galician front at Novo very responsible decision to make, do _E» l:____ ___
1-fe puts this wt . Lemma ._ U it hm Alexiglic Buenos d Southeast of aiding in a day the typewriter you are l.
you ggi-_o in Ottawa was made by Mr yi '_ Balls telllkl the efgmy attempted to going to use for a year. Due consider- tha. delegation com: "3°“° “"0"” wo would M" to - "10 ll10- 017011! mwllh Small dv ation woulg probsbg make you decide
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d th t in Summarside, question all around the compass. are kl10Wl1) 111111 Wl10 l_00k U10 W1‘~ilS01'1 famous Saunsome sausages. Saun-
from Mr Archibalds field Clyde dem Newsom & C9 Market Build.
paid -tor' an a ni img 1907 there was a conference of Pre- (Spam M The Guardian) . . _ _,_ ‘wth °l which the Gevemme C nada to D _ 2i__Au Athens dm River. return same within five days ing_ ii 5734_i2_i0mim_
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off the lllllgarian coast and nrc hon bnrdillg Varna. vigorously."
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Wm. Callback. Central Beds ue
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slnco September. one black holler. 21/,B yearsolli. tlwncrcnnilavc sllnlc by notifying Ronald Maclsauc,
HER on our premises since middle of November. lf not claimed before Dec. 27th, 1915, will he sold to pay expenses. F. E. White. Vernon, P.
8244-12122M1tpd.
00K.- ANYONE REQUIRING large spruce. suitable for masts. boombs or other purp_olleo,either_'ln the tree _or yarded out. Please write or phone the undersigned.
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the lliack Sou. a few mjlcs sou_‘)l o
road terminus. This city alld llurga
r-ipnl lllllgarian lllack Son ports.
l.<>1\'ll().\', l)l~l-, `.ll.~ l\l'rivlll ol' al
illlssinll i-xplulitioll off fill- lllllgarilln coast is reported by thc Atllelll-l' cor
“A ltllssil-ln cruiser nud two llcsiroy-
ers, which are conveying sixteen trails-
ports filled with troops, have urrivcil TIIE \VEATHEn’
Tile Bulgarian port of Vurlln is on
On several occasions since thc iw-
illiS$iiNS NUW BUMBAHUINE 1 “
Vlliiii [IN EUAST iii illlliiiilill
gillllilig of thc 'l`olltonlc drlvo illrollgll Serbia. it has been reported that till'
- llllsslaus would attenlpt nn invasion l of Bulgaria from thc sea. alld it has
been said forces were being conccll- lrated for this purpose at Odessa.
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TIDE. MOON. ETC.
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the ilollnlanlsn border. lt is ll rail- 1-
3.
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' DEMONSTRATION IN PARIS iN
' HONOUR OF VISCOUNT FRENCH.
Poincare. _
marshal at the palace of the Elysee
__palace.
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l`l~'\r .was .~..i.l
PARIS, Dec. 21.-Field Marshal Sir
John Frencll. who recently was suc-
as
commander-in-chief ol' the British forces .fn France and Belgium, was received this afternoon by President
Long before the arrival ol' the field
crowd hall gathered to greet him. and ‘ when his nutomoblle entered the courtyard there were cheers for the distinguished British soldier, for King George -and for Great Britain. Tile manifestations of regard for the field marshal were repented as he left the
moderately cold.
THE WEATHER.-Yesterday was
fine. clear and cold, with snowfall at night. '
The highest temperature recorded
yesterday was 80 degrees above aero. At nine o'clock yesterday morning it registered 24 degrees above zero; at nine last night 28 degrees above. The coldest the previous night was 82 deg. above zero.
The tide will be high this afternoon
at 12.08 and tomorrow at 12.44; it will be high tonight at 10.35 and to- morrow at 11.28._ _
ll The sun sets this afternoon and to-
morrow at 4.18; it rises tomorrow at 1.89 and Friday at 7.40.
5 '_i'lls'moen rise! tilts amrrloun 'at . li. ' -
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There was a full moouol Thilflllii.
Dee. 21, at 8.58 a. m. ‘