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Sign Here _ Switzerlallll Makes GERMANS WiiiNE - SERIOUS UPRISING WELCOME Siberians Are. o Germans Publish

A 0r in Berlin Threatening Demand 0 OVER TERMS iN KURDISTA A D F R

___f(8pe°la| to the Guardian) pQilDoN. may 31.-Premier Lloyd

George in his speech to _tho wslsh Division at Amiens last Sunday dec- lared. °°°°\'dl“K to\the South Wales Daily News, “we say tothe Germans gentlemen you must sign. _ it you don't do so at Versailles you shall do so in Berlin. Weare not going to give way."

What to Do With

A _ _Ge__rman Gold

(Bps°lal to the Guardian)

.l’ARI»S, May 31.--Economic experts'

with the different delegations at tho Ponce Conference are making a close study of tile disposition to be mode Ol the Sold which tho Germans are paying for food supplies.

This gold is being shipped into Bol-

gium and stored in the Belgian Nat- ional Bank. - Realizing there would be a general disturbance of world cred- its if this gold should bc taken to the United States, economics liavo ull. vanced a plan to hold the metal where it is as security which will be gradu- ally redeemed _by shipments of com- modities to various part of the world. They say this would build up a oycle of credits which would assist ili stub- liizing world commerce and eventually lnaltethe gold available for the Allies who need it as a basis for their cur- rcncy.

N. C. 4 May Fly

, Directly Home

PLYMOUTH, May 31.-It has been

learned here unoiiicialiy that there is a prospect that the American seaplaue N C 4 may fly home over 'thc direct Ala_iitic_roilte from here to Newfound- land. it is understood ll conference will be held shortly to discuss the pro- ject.

COLONEL PECK GIVEN SNUB

LONDON, Wednesday, May' 27 -(By `

Canadian Associated Press cable)»-in it recent number of "Truth," thcrf are some strong criticisms of Colonel Cyrus Peck, V.C., for his strictures on Sir Charles Ferguson for putting (~`Dl0$"Il'e out of hounds to Canadians. Colonel Peck now writes to "Truth" declaring it is ri case of on unwar--, ranted falsehood that he threw mud at the British larmy. What i did say was to point out that certain sections of the British press seized on every incident of irregularity in connection wth the Canadians, and blazoned it |'orth to the world, while even lnore serious things had happened in the liritlsh army."

"Truth" replying today to Coloiici

i‘eck's letter, alleges that he 'said that in 1917 he was in ll townwhen 14.000 llritish troops were in open insurrec- tion and 4.000 Canadians were called 01! to guard the railways and bridges This. says Truth. is mud-slinglng and li. is also incorrect to shy that tho Plnrlish press has given more promi- lnctibe to outbreaks to colonial tholl homo troops. '

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lilwhlnc. Apply nt this omcc. , , , ooosls-solvllr. sk-»__._____ 3 *wAN,i'rD--cook Arlo olN-me '_room girl. Apply Revere Hotel. '

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err t»nsllles|~'wlth ill' modem ax- WYBS lleiudiug McCloskey Account Rl,>`¢irtQr_ and Cash Register. For ln formdtion write "J" care Guardian otilos. __ _ - _ sm-s~2zMil.

*Lon*-.pl7lw_lIN eAnl'roniuM -she llioclosiloyi iilll ladle. wmtiel -*itch owson lllltlsis on mit. Finder have at this Ofllce. or Jas. M°Csriil'e. Mcctos_itey's mln.

` eoiessohial.

without oriillrs

lnent lu which complaint is made that

position. The statement gives the

Submitted Toda

I (Spe¢ial toThe-Guardian)

gatlon repeated its demands of yester-

cossion of vital events today broillzllt

Turkish territory and that a Nativit-

fbotli the 0ld"I‘nrks and thc Young, Turks have Joined. Tile advices lllld

ing nn agitation of their own.

A Royal Salute

(Special to The Guardian)

TORONTO. May Ill.-A salvo ,ol 21|

gulls will bo fired in Qliccll`s l’lil~k ull Julie 3 iii liollor ol' ills l\‘itijcsty'.~l blrtll- dn~_l'.

1,000 Boiler-makers '

Strike in Montreal

(Special to the Guardlai.-i

MONTREAL, _l\'itry 31.-About 1,000

boiler-makers and iron shipbuild- L-rs, employed by the Canadian Vick- ers (‘o., Ltd.. wtllked out of their sliops or noon today. The stop of these H1011 is said to be in protest 8583151 Hll0i§0ll delays n negotiations between the workers and the con\P““Y~

German Money _

‘Was Coillisoated

____-

(speoiai to the Guardian.)

TORONTO, May 31.-‘-in the Adlnir-

'sity Prize Court today Mr. Justice Drisdale dealt with the case of thir- teen twenty mark and eighteen ten mm-lt gold coins found in possession of Count von Luxburl. _B i>0lS°hB¢l‘ 0-1 the steamer Lucia. "UND ‘V99 09"” during the war. The evidence sub- mitted im documentary timely Qud ‘ gh, qw;-1 ordorell the colds coniieliin-

siiatiiriwi .over lo

(Special to The oust-alan corlslozn 1-Hsin owrl Pnoros- FEARED anlrlsl-l rrloops rl-inns

BERNE. Mh-y :l1,_»pl,,, 5...,” Fed, Ats vAs1'l.v‘ supsnion 'ro ARE IN A ssrllous

oral council lousy ghve out a Elm. 'rilosa oF 'rH,E Al.l.lEs coNolrloN

Switzerland has been unable to ob- To (Special to the Guardian.)

tain from the Allies modifications of --- LONDON- Mill' 31.-A serious lill- tlle blockade of Gernluny thc main- They Were "Shocked" Wherl They l`l5ll1K 13 1'@D0l'l-ell in SOUUIGTH Kill" lenance or which, ll is solo. ls put- new the unlun Terms ' diets" Where the Gsadurmerle has ting Switzerland in sl more lllitenolme Proposed been defeated. It is feared that tho

British troops tburt- are in a si-riotis

text of a note which has been sen; (3p°c|a| to 1-hc Guandian) position. The British llrlily ill Mesopot. to the Allied governments formally de- BEl”t.LlN, June 1.-.Germany is will- “mia ill lfllilllli Stvlls tu ovl-rtllrow’ the mondial: that tho hlocloillc no moo- lhg to agree to the proposed stlpulo.» trlbesmeu. fied in so far as it concerns Switzer- tionsyruegnrding her military, uerinl and LONDON. Jllllv 1--liritish uirolouos land and saying tllnt if the request nnvol forces, contained iii the drdft of have dI‘0DD¢<l llflllllléi 011 Kabul. Cailillll is not granted, Switzerland will find tile peace treaty, provided that silo is of Afgiialllsioll, and on Jcllllullllll, thi' it necessary to recover her liberty or permitted to cuter the League of Nu-l East indian Utllr-l~. lilllioullccs. 'filo action, tions on an equal rooting ininlcdlutt-ly airplanes have atltlcltcll a forlilatioil

________ upon the signing of peace and partir- of Afgllilll l\‘00l>S. 'l`ilc stutclllcnt says

ulariy that shi- bc pcrliiiitcd to sllaro that there has lltoll no svlious fil.,lli

main This di-‘clllrtltion is roiituincri ln tht- si-1 onli section of the Gclmali

powers, the mclnoradunl adds. the gov-

which it may keep the troops neces-

cd when wc read in that document

the impossibility of r:ai'rvillg it out.

(Special to The Guardian)

° ‘ ' . , ._ . ' ' 2 ,~ - , » .

ln thc complete ctlllolitynllii rtespolls- ing on thc Afgllllll frtllit centre bv-

lllillty of all ntltiolis ilrutzuiiolnic do- tween the lirltisll ullll tilt- .\t`f;llnns.

iileiiioruliduni embodying the counter

l proposals to thc pcltcc tcrnls. At the l pAm'S» ‘May l31-"I'UllUMl0“9 “TB same time it is declared thc Gcrniall U S that the pence terms to thc Austrian dglegurlon hold., lo its idea of um Hu. _ 0 l delegates Wm be P0-‘1¢D0“f>fl K0 M011' periority of its own dr1ftofpl~oposlll~l ' `"”“" dey when it is expected they would lor A League or Nhtlolls. while thc ‘73'°°° SECRET AGENTS OPER- be handed °V€\'- The DIGIIHYY S0SSi0ll German govorilnlent, in agreeing to ATWQ HERE WW" 30|-'

°f the Peace C0“f¢l”¢HC@ NUS =1|`l€l‘~ accept the stipulations referred to, is SHEVW 90|-D "U0" will d€Cll1€ U19 <iU9Sil01l- thus ready to dlsarln before the other '_"“‘ ‘

FACTS BY NOTED RUSSIAN

l ' ' ° ernnlent, must on thc other hand dc- -_ --

mand il transitional period durilv Warns Canada 'and United

States of Danger of

sary for thc- muliitcna-lice of internal Bolshevisrn "

order the "covering note" presented , ____

`_"" to tho pcucr; coiifcl-once by the Gcr- l5P¢<lH| YD W2 Guardian-)

(special t° The Guardian) . mall rielcgullcn says: “wo cultic lo HOSTONY Nay 5il--'Tl\i‘.l'i- lll'l\ ow'

WlNNlPEG» M33- (ll.-A iJl`0‘3"5“i°“ Versailles expecting to l-qpoly-Q ll porter- 173,000 liolshovikl sccrot alxcilt \\~cl~k-

of union 'mm and "'°u"`“e‘l "°1‘jie"”' proposal ‘Iralilell zlccordlllg to tilt: ing lu lilo United Statics and tfhtlallll some of the latte" being i" me "M0" agreed basis. We had at llrln rcsolvl-, at thc present time, lll~vol~<iillL: to gull- runks. lnai‘chcd__tlirou5h the business to do cvenvtllillg ill our power to l-ullll Hui D01'.l11HSkl' of tht- Nzltiolial lllls- gxtglctadf; ngzaztgéii£_lE_°¥25;__l;e;f§ the heavy obligations assumed by us. sian Army, who _is ill Boston on tl v___c____ pa____amem b____d____g The __e____ \\c hoped for tuc peace of right which _mission for the Onlrlk ~Govel'nnlcllt to

' had been prcinised us, We were shock- interest leaders of opinion in the mov:-»

ment to fight Bolslievisill in /\nlcrl<~»

day that s°“"°thl"g be done "ight ““""5' the demands wllicll the victorious as well ns in ltussilt and to llcili -with to end the smke' _mlglil of our opponents had set forth, ' ‘ `

---_---- The m0l'c we studied the spirit of tile mont,

STRIKE MAY BE CALLED OFF ¥l`0lllY fill? l\10"@ “'f‘- “'9l'f* <`0“ViUC9ll Of Gcllurlli Dlll‘jtl.llsky wits al llll~lllb1>r til

recognition from lilo Onlsk Gc\'t‘l'll-

the Russian Ministry of \\'ar bclo'-r~

“y_;?\';:;;;('?_t?“tl‘°__1G"a"dia"') The llemilllfls ln Ullfi ll`0illy L50 llo_l"0_u1I lilo Bolshcvlki revolution and ivlls \~l-l-7,'

‘ - - 11'! - -°-A Flllllil -‘-lil tho strollgtil of till- Gvrlllzln pooplo." i,,§¢_m,,,@nm| in _tmvlng th.. ,,-um mm,-.

ary stores- ol' tll<- Allies; ctlllirlrtt-ll at

the winnipeg labor diqpute “uhm Nlutlisvtltok .ind ole(-\vli<-;l\ lllllu nt

. ' s f _ _ _ ‘___ __ ,

'he "Mg" °' "‘°mf"“°’“ s°°"' Tl‘°""` over se5o.ooo,ooo, li., rl.-ll lrohl itll:-'l,. is u Strong possnnmy that the Sym' u la dislguiwri as al wnlllnll to §ilii‘l“'l

pathetic, strike of about 30,000 unicll via Ewopo and ,hu mmm Sumw workers may be izzillcd oft wltlliil .l when ,lm Holsheviki gmmql DO“._,_, fe" “°““" 'Md ~ l hit- lt-l l \ll‘

.tml tins was '1 to l p I lt- lo.-'.

"'°`°" " ' " "' in Siberia. llc dccltlwltl that tllol‘o lf;

,“_ON,.I,REM_ ,unc l___TW0 mllw is wol‘ld-wide lilcnace from lilo llolsl.<--

Atmnuc hmm’ hom umymg troopbh vikl doctrillo which 1-. being propa-

' ` ated with stolen ussitln oil l

lllegtllltic, also from Liverpool, halve

alist nlovcmcnt has started in wliivll W t tm`°W“~

iii' 0 0l°lillS

The Ottawa: War Veterans have

issued thc following warning to their uoiiirtlllcs with l'cft-rcllco to t-ho \Viil~ nlpot; .»iti‘illu:

\\'i: hlivl- l°vpclltl:<lly \\'tll‘lll~tl our

collllntltes llglllilst. tlio ilis'i.liiou.~i “ill- tcllcctiilll" wllo, ptlsilll: us tilc friend oi labor, is at llcliri llotliilitr, but ii jllckill.

Wo ask you now to look wt-sl to

Winnipeg.

licrt'-, with tllo vt~t,nl'nllli lilciigoll lo

lllullltllill law and order, lvl- llnvo ollv of this brci-ll. lin lillcgud i~lcl°i:lyiiltlll. lnv'.t.|lig lullor to siilgo its wlilixs in the iianle of revolt.

A ‘Soviet ill Winnipeg would llc

rabellloll.

'l`lilll nilcgctl "intellectual," under

whose clerical glirll wo spy thc clovull hoof, ts llppul-cnlly for siwli a Condi tion. The time has come, conirades. when a choice must be made. -Do we stand for lite freedom of

Canada, for which we left 60,000 dead on the fields of France, or do we sub mit to the tyranny of Bolslievlsm un- der the dictation of men ot' the type of this 'lvene -person?

Rell; or red white and blue? oclnl justice or socialist tyranny? Reconstruction or destruction? Choose, msn, Germsnism in its rot

tenest form, or British liberty? Wasil recognise the rights and griev- altces,of,lafborl,\Practlcally we all are of labor for every man who served in -the army is, a workmen. But we all refuse to recognise the, right or these sneaking "intellectuals" to seduce leb-

or into our act that will bring more

biooiisllsd upon ourselves and more sorrow on our women and children.

Down Boislievilm. Colnrudes.

‘ are due either today or Mollday. g ` _ ' _ ' R g_ I W

the Z\det,ag.illili front Liverpool and the means or “mel agents m ‘i‘°"5 m""“`

factoring and mining city and town

(SP°C"\| f° U16 Guifdlin-) both been been held up by dense fog and Seaport throughout lu" Unimll

PARDS, May 31.--Colistnntillopie url- _that enveloped tile Atlantic const and Slam” and Canada' H” ‘l"“l‘“'°"l “ml vices received llerc are to the effect Ncwtoulldlrlntl within thc past two these _“Ken” h‘“"'° dl"m°" me “"9 lhlll- the Turkrs ui'-‘ Gfvlllly llrouscl days and iildicatiolls are that neither' °°“"""'es ifm’ dmrlcts "1 °”°h “f over the proposed partition of toruicl' or them will dock here until Monday. wmch a ”°"’et is t° be eSl“"H9h°d “E”

ter existing government are over-

I

. . .. , W C d Alcohol Coming

fill.".l'§SfiI1.li.‘l"'$.°Jl'§..F$I.,°Z.ITSL.li. - am _0ml'3 03

O

_ into its 0wu

(Spe'Ji:ii to the Guardian)

DETRIOT, Juno i.-~-ltt‘t:clitl_\' ll

Montreal pl‘t»l`t~ssor poiiilcti out .-(mlb oi’ tilt' ll1lll.~_.' sollrcvs niliilllirlilll: ill (Ttllituill frclll wilicli illtttlllol crllliil lm lll‘otlu<:cll til tl low l>l‘ll'l~ and illlli<_-:lil--.i il, would ill l:ll`l.:l- part disllllluo gas-oil-il»~ as at soul'l:i: ol poivcr.

lit.-llry Foul :lllys tllcllllul \\'iii ill- pril-

lltlcutl ill tho t`utul'c lot' one ilsle hllli thllt, is l>tl\\‘ci‘. ilu tlcclnrcti l.llal,l rigllt ilrw llc voulil uso lllvollol ill plnlfl- of mlsolcilc in l~lil:illl.- and add tl-ll livr- tzcllt to lilo pl>\\‘oi'. it will sllplllalill

alll, utlior incl such als ruzll and oil.

l0Znd Battalion

Sails lor Home

(Special to The Guardian TORONTO, June 1.-Col. Boyd .lin-

gee has received a cable from l,ioilt.- Col. Ryan, second in coiilnlailrl ni tho, 102iid Battalion, stating lhnt, t.llc hat- tallon wus sailing today with 27 oilir- ors and 806 iiicll from llrttlnsholt clilllp. Col. liingcc is of the opinion that tilt- 75th Bllttnlloll is sailing oil the enmi-

slilp. ` _ .

Sinn Fein M.P. , _

Arrested in Dublin

I (Special to The Guanllan) DUBLIN, May_81.-Laurence Ginnol

Simi Fein member ot parliament for

lfllltld

today on

with is

West Meath, was charges male in

‘ss delivered st

REV. H. D. RAYMOND, M.A. BEGAN PASTORATE OF ST. PAUL'S YESTERDAY.

LARGE CONGREGATIONS

Rev. A. C? Fi°Id Preached an impres- sive Farew¢Ii Sermon Last

Evening_ '

Yesterday lllorninl.: ltcv. ll. il. italy-

nlonll, M. A. pl'encllci_l ills first scr- lnoli ill St .l’uul’s church as Ret-tor to u lu-rge congrcgntioll. Taking as his text “l<‘ello\\'-‘Workers togctllcr with Hilti," tiic pl'cacill~r llwl-lt on tllc llilgll holloi"`l.lll1t God had givull to lliml ln being co-workclzsa with llinl iirbuild- ing up ills Killgdolil on t-alrtll. lic out- linl-ll various ways by wllicll ouch ont- is vliilcti to this work, tilt: trclilmltl- cus rl.-.~lpollsillill'ty llevolviilg upon all :lliri this rinlitzor oi' lllstllwlliéilci- to thc. Mllshit-r'.~'. culillllzlllll. itol`crl‘llll; to thu illdustrlzil lillluwi now :llmosl uiiiviwsal llc ‘ollipliasizcll tht- necessity ot' divlllo gtlldalltzc in tile coupcils of tlloso culled upon to iilill al solution without which no possible solution cc-uid bo found. This necessity is no less incunlbent upon cacil one of us as units in thc great governmental lnaclllucry of tho world. Tlirouglltltlt his lllscoulrsl- thc pr(-zlclll>l~ closely fol-

lows-li tho spirit _of his text, tho itlcli ot' t‘»-llowellip with God through Cllrlsil llnd,tllo nocll oi' unswel-vlng devotion and ll._\'alty to tho person ol' Jcslhl L`lll"`si_ This t-ouiil only be rillzlillod tliroulxii ulll»r-llslllg :ind carlli-.rt lll'h~;,'<-1*. lil' i:ltls'l<tl \\'lll\ :l ivlltlt~r ycl. l`ll”ill :lp- pclli to ull. to i'l>llivltl\1l-l* that wlltllc\'t-r their tulllilil; lllighl bl;-, so long as it

was llol‘le.~‘i, they were cttlletl to _llc "(‘o-workers together with liiln" :ind invited the congrcgatioll to help liilll in thc great work to wllicli llc had sv! his liantl. ` , -

'l`hl- rot-tot* is il t'lu',-ul_ cllrltl-sl all-.l

t`ort‘t>t‘ul s-pl-tiki-r and his first sorliioll marie ll titlcll illlpl'v.\fsloli upon ills

llczll°t°‘l'.<. _

F.1r¢w¢li 'Sermon by Rcv. A, C.

Il rs

E P-

ill illt- l--fl-llillll lluv. .'\, 1', l<‘iv pi~l::/lcllofl his' i'.ll‘i~.vr_~ll wrlllotl ltlkillg as his tr-xt “lt any mon will do lii.< wiii, ill- llilllll ltliow of the llo(:tl‘illv," John 7-iT. llc \v:l.,~a slnniiilig ho snidl pi~ol\:lllly for tilt- last time in tlizttfplll-l pit ~.vlll\i'l- lil- llrlll been pi‘l\'lll»gc.l t‘.>l‘[ the post sc-volt lllotltlls to llrcclailll "Tito trutil its it is ill .li<.sus,” llc ro- viowotl llrltilly ills- grcllt tlot:ll'iiic3`ot` till lzliilri-ll wllitrll llc and his t‘:illgl~cgali-'lll had coilsillt\rcd togctht~l'. oiilpliaslzlln: that ol' thc fhlllerllooll oi God and lll;- brotlicrhooll of mall. ltoferrliig to his text lit- said truc (‘.lli'istlllllity dclnllllils l ohclllollol- lo oooh will -‘ith thhl wlll-l ctll to tio silhkl know," not if any :io ills will, for no one can do that perfectly, but lt' any be simply willing to tio hc

shall know what truth is and what tllischooll is. A true {‘llri.~itlnn is not one whose solo tlcslrc- is to slivo his own soul and whose silprcmc hope is to got. to licavcll when hc tiles, as so many :irc apt to think. The one thrill: (‘llr*.<tlhnit_v tries to llproot in tho illi- nillll livart is sl~lfi.~'|illi's.~. wllirh is sill. l_\vt»|1 to tho lilsilil.: ol his onli slllll. ("llrlst lil\\'n_\'s :lllpmili-ll to tlii~ guilt-1* null sllll- ol lllllllalll llulfllrl-_ not to lilo, sl-lii>=|l. t`llri.==litillsl, ill lhl- lllosl llli-itll svllsle, url- llil- still ti i|li‘ i';ll'lll. 'i‘il|‘l' lllillli- kvvll till- \\'llrii,l l'rlllll ulltu' rins- trillrlioll, ,

f\ll'. l"lt*i<l illl_-.ll |'l'l`l-l‘l‘i-ll in llli~ ll|lll'l- itll; ot' illl- liilllgdlllll, stl_\‘llil; Lllhl. ilrl tillllikt-ll God llllli lllully hull ili_~l;ull` i'l iiullll but tllzli thi: tiuly ol' llil rillllztlll- i-ri, lllluli-i_\’, in I`llll| lilo lllienlilll: liullll- i\l'.~', l-.<|lvl‘illil_\' ill, tilt' lll-i‘,~loil.~' or our |~l\iul‘ll|-ll lil-rlll-.~' \\'illl zlrl- lnokllll: ill tll-- t'll\ll'<'ll lo il~;l,l lllvlll, llllii who llllvi- focotl thc rcolitil-s ol`lll`c and dcutli, lillt to carli tint: till- call rallies to hllilll and keep on building, tcacliing ivi.-lol-_.', lrvingly, l-hi-ort`ully. si-ltiulr tl R000 "-\~ lllllllit\,"li0llll; illliii llil\i\l‘.~' :ls lli<\_v should do unto _voil," Tllcso llllllgs :irc tho very cllscllcir of l-llllructcr llulltlilig.

Mr. Fiolll closoll with ll ioucllinit 1'9-

ff-rclit’c to the blessed rccollcivtiolls of his illllilstry ill (‘lmrlott<--

town which iroulll i,-vf‘l'_ rrlullili wllii ilitu. lin wlslloil tllulr t°cl'tol .lull the

puollll-, out-ll ollc. Gull slit-ell.

Allies Rléliy To

Last erman Note

(‘,8peciai to The Guardian)

PARIS, May 31.-Premier Clemon-

ceau and the President of Peace Con- ference the last Ger- man noises. on the

(Special to the Guardian.) ~ LONDON, May 31.-A telegram

from Omsk l‘t‘t-clvctl in London Wed- rwsilay .sold tllhl on Moy 21st tho sl- bleriull troops ol tho liolcllak govern- ment were storming Orc-nburg. Oc- cupation of Oronburg -by the Kolclllll: forces would be at serious blow to thc Bolsllevlki position in South Eastern Russia. dt was through Orclliluig that till: llolsllovikl niaillttlilictl colli- lllllnicatioii with Turkey and China from Orcnllurg as lr base. The Kol- clluk govcrnnielit will llc able to join ,fronts with thc [kai Cossucks ill Lilo rt-gioll of L'rlllllk and thcili-o with Gi-ll, Dcllklnc.

Allied Answer

Will be Brief

(Special to the Guardian.)

l‘.~\.ltlS, .\Iuy &ll.-~Thv Allied :lllti Arz-

hlu-illtt-ll powers, the Paris licwspnpcrs <it»cilll'o ulltlnimously, will at-cl-pt no important lliodiliclltion of till- penci- ternls as ll result, of tho Ucrmnli coun- ter proposals. The Allies also will ro- ject all \'el"bal discussion, The Echo do Paris says thllt the tlliswt-ll' ot' lilo

pence i-rllllcrfliltfle to illtl Gortllnll coun- tcr lwoptlszlis will be very short. Tilt- z~.llswl=r will reject zillrlosl ciltircly all the Gsrlilllu suggestiolls the Excelsior says. A fcw points on the detail of territorial clauses, it :llill.<, illuy i~i--

uelvl- some rotollclllng.

Von Tirpitzfs Beard And Privheges Gone

IlERLi!\', Julio 1,-The ftlnililnr

i`lo\\'illg bollril of .-\tllllil':ll You Tlrpitz has broil l‘c<lut.-ell to tl closely cl-oppell chin lioctilwilillli and the llliuglity i'ol‘lll- or t,-lli+~l`_oi` lilo eltllllirllity may llc sr-.r-ll strap lllllllzilllx lu llcrliit trullls.

'l`ili\ \'lll~wllol'l7. t~olllli‘lclt'tillg on till-

uiimil'al`l; pl‘<~s'ont llltlllc ol' travl,-i~l‘f‘ t‘liii= lliol just :i yt‘nl~ ago llc nrol_\f.r~l tilv wrzltii ol' ‘.\'illlllll_v t-xtrllléiltlllisl.-i by rt-si:l`\'lnl»; ll tl":lili l-onlpzlrtlllcnt til illin- _=;oit` wltilc svollloli :intl ciiildrcil wut- forcf~,ll to stand llnrl tltldsl. that. dolllo

cracy not only has trinmled his pre rorzativos but his beard as well.

PROVINCIAL WIDE CELEBRATION

' PLANNED

When the 85th Nova Scotia Highland- ers Return to Nova Scotia

HALIFAK, 'May 28.-V\'llcil thc Elitll

Nova Scotia lliglilaliders arrive in

i-lnlifax, they will have with them, bc- sidcs their own strength, all otilccrs and men of thc Fourth Canadian Div- ision, now in England, who are not enl- plcyell ln dcmobillzation work on that sitio. This will nloau a total strength of sixtlrffll ol- seventeen hundred men. roprcsculutive of many units and from every part. ol' tho Province. lt is inert.--_ fore suggestcrl that thc rcccptloli will not iw rf-st,i'ictcll to the 85th liighlanll- 012%. but .l hugo l`roviilcllll»wiilt\. cciv `lu'ution ill order that lipprcc-lation in.~.g.~ bl- sllowil io tht- rl-i'_\' llirgc iiuinbcr of lncll \\'ilo lillvo lllrvall_\- l'ctul'lled lo illoil' ilolllcs. illlt, wllo illl\'l\ l'ct:~:i\'\-tl no public welcome owing to lilo fat-1 tlliit illoy lullmlltvii lo ulllis' lilellitlilllicc- im; olsl~\\'|li:l'l» tllaill in Novo Sctltlll.

'l‘lll- S-'itil Iiiglllllllilt-r.~ is lilo l.f..l

-,llltglo tlllil trlllll Num Sl,-litllz lo l'» tllrll. This will bl- llil~ last oil---

sion on \\'hi<'|l tllo pcoplc nt' tllc l’l‘ll viiltu- will llllvo un opportunity : l

illvl- .l l'\~r:i~piiilll on ll lllrlzv st',;lii‘.

i`llllli- ;lll\'it‘,i\s yi'si1‘l'll;ly sziili lil*

.\§:'»tli liulttllloll would vin loavinz Eligltintl on thc Ztlst of hilly. Shout-i they soil by lilo Olyn'lpit‘ or sumo other font. lincr. tilt-_v will hc in }iull» fox ily lilo .Sill or llill of. .lun~ Plfllls for lilo l'l~l-1-lltioli \\<‘l'o spurri- cll tip llilnicilintvl-_ on rvcuipt of till.: news. Tho vollillliltco having tht-_ tlrrangclllcnts ill lltiilil will lncct to» iligllt. lt. is very probable- tliurc will ho very cxtl\llslvi~ plans nlatiu l`0l' this l'clulil':ltiilli_ in lil‘tli‘r that cvcry roturilori .<ol<l.`.r~:~, no matter in \\'llnt ullit ill- llolotigoll_ will iiori- al share in it.

l’i*t'.p:lr:\tiolls llo\\‘ until-l' wily sill.:-

gvl-it tl cl-lr.-bl‘:ltlon slirpasslllg any- thing that llnlifnx has yot willlcssoli iillii wider in its sroiie than tho Province has hitherto' htteluptud. All parts of thc Proviiico llro to bc asked to contribute toward, tho sur- coss of fills rviwlllliiii. '

Ef'i'oi'ts will lui niulle to have ev(-r_\‘

County represented, and if the plulis materialize, the procestilon should ho the greatest to evcr march through the streets of liallfnx-the decom-

tions on s. more generous and elaf

hlVl`

N N A EWELL Stormin&0renburg The Peace Terms

(8pe°laI to the Guardian)

CHRISTIANIA, May 31.-The Gor-

ninns have already published the peace terms in u phumpiiiet. price ops mark, thirty-six pfenniug. normally about 25 cents. Copies have arrived in Norway in English, French and Ger- man. V

Americans In

_Canadian Army

(Special to the Guardian) _ \‘VASlilNG'i‘ON. May 31.--Previous

to the cntry of the United States lia- to till: war soiilctliinl; like 25,000 Am- :-rlrllns unlisted in the Canadian tor- ccs, of whom about 5,000 have receiv- crl llisallility discllargcs and have rc- tul'nf‘d to their llomos in this country; Arl'1lllgrrulcnls llllvc now been conclud- vd by whit-ll thcsc men will receive

lliospital treatment under the direct- 'ion of the medical division of the ‘ llililctl States \Vnr Risk Bureau and for this service Canada will relniiiilrss thc United States.

Former Empress l Goes to _Amerongen

(Special to The Guardian)

.»\MEll.GONEN, Moy 31.--The forzrri' Gorlnllll Empress returned to Amerolt- gon Castle lntc lost evening after linv- inl! mot hor r-ldcst son Frederick Wil- lilllu at Amcrsioot, for the tlrst time ill two years. The mother and son ivclit to the meeting place by automo-

blo from Anlcrongen and Weirengeu respectively.

_EMPIRE DA'Y1~'O‘E'\'.¢8RN'Ti0N IN LONDON

i.()NDOl\'. .lilly 29.-(lteuter's)-<

Tho principal cereniollt- in conlicc- tion with the tlbscrvullcc ot' Emipro l)n_\‘, \\'liii‘ll was also thc ceiltcliary of Qilceli Vlciol‘ln'll birth, was the rlll\llior".1ll service held in Westmin- stvl' A-biit'y for thc officers and men of tile overseas naval and military t`<'l'cf~s, who fell in the war. Md Of ihnl'litsgivill_~,- for its victorious coli- ciusicn. _

ills Majesty, ill the uniform of a

field nlarsllnl, Queen Mary. Queen Alexandra, the Prince oi Wales, the Duke or Connaught and other rw' zlltles, were in t-he crowded congre- catlon. which also included the First Lord of the Adliiiraiity, the Sec- retary for War, Admiral Weymis, Generals Currie, Blrdwood, BYRE and other distinguished naval and military ofllcers; Premier Massey, of New Zealand, and Sir George Per- lcy, lligll (,ommander~ of Canada. and other overseas representatives.

Tllc-ir ll/llljcslics lullisoquentiy -ab-

tomloll tl concert in Hyde Park. 51"' en by the ‘lnlporlal choir of ten tliouslalul voices and tho massed Guards bnnl-is There was fl tilaulw giving .~lt~rvlt‘e ln lilo o\'i\ni.u5 at Ei.. I‘alll‘s. to which the boys brigades. Girl:<` Scouts and Sllurds mui‘Chod priest thc llut-liens of -'\l`§i'lG. Wlw Will* sllpporiod by lczidlhg '0V°\`B€l»S $01-1' crabs. at tlic saluthig buss outside llli- iluliiodrzli, ivilore sl.xl_\'~|'oul' lla¢9 ,or tht- ldiltlllrv grouped. _ ‘ 'l`ll»- grant nlcmcut of the lllnlpire lilo; t:ulobl'atlon wail when the lrrowtl of :l quarter of a iiiilllou lu llyde Park sang “God Snvo the Klub" 'l`liol'l= 'wus sillllulqlli\ntl_v `ri wonder- tul .~poni.niie»ml:< n'lllnlt`estatlon of loyalty. \Vlicli tho choir concluded the programme of hymns and na- tional songs of Scotland, Ireland and -Wales. an insistent demand for the King arose from the crowd. and wlloll lllh Mujcsty`mo1intod to the cl>llductor`s stand and acknowledged their greetings. the multitude sang, "For lic's n Jolly Good li’cllow."

THE \\'EA.TlIER-.

'l,`E1\IPERATURE.

TIDE. MOON. ETC.

'l`0Il0.\'T(l, ' June 2.--l"lne ani

W8\"Ill.

The tidr-, will be high this afternoon

at 1.01 and tomorrow at 1.63; it will bo hlgli toinorrov morning, at 2.82 nail Wmlnesiiuy lit.3.2i .. ‘ V _ "

Sun sets tlliu_e.V_ei_ling and tniiiorluiw

at 7.53; it rises tomorrow morning at 4.3s.ltna Wednesday, gt 4,37

New moon Thursday, Key Ubtli ai

8.11 a. ni. ‘