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' (Special to The Guardlan)‘ --PARIS, Dec. 23.-General Bonnel, a French military expert, examining in transit the situation at Saloniki, men- tions a German statement that the French and British forces at the Greek port now number 172,000 offi- cers alid men and are increasing. He says the joint army soon will reach 200,000. They occupy a semi-circle around Saloniki which, it is his belief, is just beyond range of the heavy gulls, those carrying shells eighteen to twenty-two miles. Fifteen duys oi' entrenchiiig have now given thc do- fensivu works n certainty that 200,000 men with ample food and inunition supplies and reillforcemeiis available by the open routes should be able to resist an army consisting of two or three times their number.
German Reply Will
Noi be Made Public
WASHINGTON, Dec. 23.-Because
of its possible bearing upon the open issues involved in the Lusltania and Ancolia cases, the State Department will not make public the details of Gcrmuiiy's reply to the last American note regarding the sinking of the Ainericun ship William P. Frye.
A cabled outline oi’ the German
reply indicated that it was not coni- pletely responsive, and left lil doubt the attitude of the German Govern- ment towards the American sugges- tion tliat the requirements of the De- claration of London, that "before the vessel is destroyed all persons on board must be placed in safety," was not satisfied by merely giving an opportunity for escape in lifeboats on the open sea.
The full text of the German note
now has been received through the mails from Ambassador Gerard, lt was admitted to-day at the State Depart- ment, but ofllcials declined to say what response was made to this im- portant suggestion. it was intimated in some quarters that as to agree to the American view at this time might seem to prejudice the Austrian case in regard to the Ancona, in addition to having a bearing upon the Lusitania negotiations, the German Govemment probably had not conceded the point.
So far as the Frye case is concern-
cd. this point is not directly involved. as the crew of the Frye was taken ulionrd the German commerce destroy- cr which sank the ship. Therefore. it is thought that the subject may be dis- cussed as a separate question, or per- haps ln connection with the practice ul' submarine warfare, as involved in the Liisitanla.
NO REPORT ON RECRUITING ,
UNTIL JAN. 4.
LONDON, Dec. 23.-.Apparently
there is no prospect of the Earl of i)erby's recruiting campaign becoming known until Parliament re~aasemb1es on January 4.
Lord Derby's report was under con-
sideration by the Cabinet to-day. but Premier Asquith told the House of Commons that he would he unable to lliake a statement regarding lt be- iore adjournment to-morrow, and add- ‘ 1118 that the information would first be given Parliament.
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(Special to The Guardian)
NEW YORK, Dec. 23.-A news
agency despatch from Rotterdam says a Christmas manifesto calling upon every German soldier to quit the trenches and depose the Kaiser from the throne he has fouled, was issued here by an organization called the German liuniuliity League. It was signed by Karl Bernstein and nine others.
rams. n-<-. zzz.---one nnrii or tho'
the purliuluelilary elections, says u Iluvas despatch from Athens. filed hy'
the correspondent there to-day. 0
of 38,203 voters in Saloniki, 4,05 voted. The partisans of former Pr mler Venizelos considered the resu a persolial triumph for him, the de
patch says, because he asked his su porters not to vote. On election mor
ing, according to the corresponden
every voter received a circular rcs
roullsel oi' the people "
700-000 (i1"*"1< V011*-1‘S 111-‘lt lllliiots ill 'i‘hc t~il't1\illtir coucliltled: “Will yo
save the ctlilntl'y'.’ Will you save yoi
Kiiig? i‘olne and vote."
lug
“V<1ni'/.4-los wishes wnr. 'Pile Kill
does iiol wish ii. The King nsk
Berlin announcing Emperor Willlam's illness, gives the ailment as “zellge-
giveu as “bindegewebeudsuendung."
tion gives the term “cellulitis,” and
tion of cellular or loose connective tis-
characterized by»the same spreading
ing is marked early by branching lilies
Ki|Siii'S UISEASE SFELLS H000 BUT
IS ii0iH|ii0 ii WHATS 00MiN0 i0 HIM
-usny-l_m|P-°~e1`~ _I
_ . _ I
LONDON. Dec. 23.-An ofilcial disease is often mild in degrees, an
message received here to-day from the lymphatics may dispose of th
poison and suppurution fall to occu NEW YORK, Dec. 23.-A cable
W911e11lZ\l0l1dl-ing." more freillielilii’ The Herald from Lolidoli this morl
ing says : -
-An authoritative niedicui publica~ Dcspatches from Amsterdam an
Geneva agree that the Kaiser‘s i
describes it as follows:-Inflammtb ness is much more serious thou r
ported officially from Berlin.
S118. oiiieiiy 81111011111-1190115. but also of Throat specialists have been hu that between muscles and viscera, or riedly summoned to Potsdam and rh -Slirrollndillg Vu-l‘i0\iB 0128118- it is Crown Prince has been recalled fro
the front.
or atonic character as erysipelas, and lt is authoritatively announced th is circumscribed or diffuse. The swell- the Kaiser’s projected journeys to th
Western theatre of the war and
oi iyulphausitis. Pain is tensive and Constantinople, have been abandons great, and the absorbent glands and It is feared that his illness is du vessels are often inflamed. Consti- to a recurrence of the malady whic tutional symptoms are grave. The proved foto] to his fa;her_
Distributing Centre
to increase their exports. Official
French resin, ili normal times. it is
pointed out, reached the continent generally through Hamburg and Ant werp, and with both these ports closed England has become a. trans-shipment
quantities of tobacco to her troops a broad, it is also poilited out, Great Britain has now become ll distributing
which formerly was handled by con tinental ports.
American oil companies have im
ported enormous quantities of petrol
preparatory for shipment to the con
for much petroleum purchased for the
ONE OF FORD PARTY DEAD.
party. died to-day of pneumonia. Ile
the American actress.
.TEMI ERATURE.
TIDE. MOON. ETC.
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(Special do The Guardian)
TORONTO, December 24.--Maru
time: Strong winds and moderate gales, mutlifast. slliftinl 10 3011111' “fi-ig W;.A$'l-ISR.-Yesterday was
d l. `
nn'i‘-'il;:‘i.aiIi\o :Hill iirhigh this afternoon at 1.32 and tomorrow at 1.56; _it will be high tomorrow mornin! It 13-09 and Sunday at 12.49.
The sun sets this afternoon and to-
morrtgg at. d4g&;urd :legs 4t6imorro_w melslile :sign rises this evenint I1 7`¥ii'era was |. full moon on Thursday. Dec. 21st 8.52 I- 111-
t fthe moon will
MTH; livtidiigziiaeyli (Doc- 89th at 8.50
"1~"|°,§. tongtn ot today will bo olrnt
'hung gud thirty-nine minutes.
Werehilietl
of exports of tobacco, resin and petrol- 11dV1C€ 10 the Arnitorllilnl Teiogfiill sum from England has subjected the forwarded by Route-r’s corrospoudou British Government to considerable ti powder iuotory ulul several unnuuu criticism on the ground that the Gov- 11011 d0D0ts ut Minister. W€S1i1i1i11i ernment, whllo stopping neutral ship- huvo been blown up- Grout tiuulus ments, is permitting its own shippers woo douo to the towu tho uowspupo
UK(
circles, while not denying the accur-‘ 1111161' 11111/1095 i`l‘0In Alrlstordolll stu acy of the figures, declare the condi- that. according i0 i1CC011nlS rouoivo non due to a change 1,, pm-ts of dis. there, 300 of the G00 women eiiiploye tribution, instead of any favourltisln 111 1119 M11l1Bi01' D0Wii€1' lllili we on the part ofthe British blockade. `1<11ii111
MAN SAID T0 HAVE
BEEN HIRED BV GERMANS
place. Besides shipping enormous ` F03 31-00° A WEE
centre for much of the Chinese, Greek, NEW YORK, Dec, 22,-A curefull
mans to bribe enough members Congress to ensure tne enactment legislation prohibiting the expor tion of war supplies for the allies,
Egyptlon and Rhodesian tobacco, W°1'110ii 011i 1111111 011 1110 lid'-'i Oi G6
t
eum into Englani where it is Sw,-ed under investigation by the federal a
thorities here and in Washingto
tinent, when it is wanted there. Great T11” 1111 A11'101'1°1111 0011930 S1'11d“° Britain serves also as a storehouse W1111 111195 9-1- $1-000 11 Week- 1° 1111119
take the work and that he had
use of Allied Governments for whom 1111111011 f“11d9 ai ms di5P°5°i» SP9" she Mm as n dm,.|bmm. _ ing almost $1,000,000 before he w
called off, are facts said now to be the possession of the department justice It is hinted that the m who served as the agent for big G man interests and who became
CHRIS-HANIA' Dau 22____L|0yd volved in their affairs, in many way
fact, it was asserted today that t
was the husband of Amelia Bingham. 111°" °11`°“‘1Y 'md "i°"°d U11"
States district Attorney Marshall.
nection with the clieme of the G mans to get tugboat captains swear that they carried supplies
Hook. Because of his activity
German government fter that
ant. '
'wife had numerous conferences w Paul Koenig now under arrest the charge of attempting to blow the Wellsnd Canal in Canada. T men are said to have worked togeth
iV'”n 'lit pen and Delia to 61191111 111 oy, sxt:sva8antly sinollf the memb
and there -he met members of Congr
of reason .
4.--_~.-_-._-mann-h
` ‘ wand.. |_|,,|,u¢ut cures Dlphtliorla
‘V _ V ,,...., ..~.»..-.1 .
i
n
anal. ii.. iirtlunnuoiiiionéii
He 'came to New York about t
“*" time of the outbreak of the war a
the British worships outside San
that work, he readily recommend
himself to a represeiglative of t
` The man went to Washington s there he dined at the German E buoy met Captains B0¥~E<l 11
fc . He had h I hsadquarte gartogfntiis: time in the Raleigh 1-io
Ho sought .first to interest Dongs than in the movement for sn om r by appealing to them on the gi-can
Dteosla ltlllseli from una ul lun new u. s. consul nlllorlla HE llls l=ouLEu lls all siulu Horlolitu lllsi sion
1;- L .._....._._.._.___. _.___
‘“i'..“‘°.'.iii‘li’.§’.i '§.i0“'°i.°'“f; is the Clirisimas Manifesto issued ‘°§i’.ii"‘i‘.‘..i3.'.i.'I.‘iii.‘.'.'. “"i..‘i0?00ii llr. Leo Frank lilll2l'ltlillS il Nllnliit
by the German Humanity League """°' ""““;__ oi Citizens lu Meet the New Unite lo German Soldiers in Trenches. . _ __ . Slales Consul Mr. W. A. Pierce.
ROME Dec 23 A Turco German
expedition against Egypt has already
tion received by the Tribune from nou- t.al sol ces. Vanguard actions ni-
bet-n initiated, according to informa-
u .. .r
t N, Q , The new American Consul, Mr W. met him he formed a high opinion o 0 -_ -- e- ple_ .I-.he strength of the Egyptian at u dinner in the Victoria Hotel, invested many thousands ofdollnrs il if expedition is estimated at 400_000_ 0; E11/911 by D1’ L00 1"1`1111k 11131 1118111. T116 ‘the fox lndustry at a time when ther B- (hem 300,000 are Tu|-kB_ and 100,000 51111610115 111111118 111111 WHS f11'iiSi-1011115’ was a considerable slump in fox stoc D' Ge;-mau3_ La,-ge buh,-jg gf A,-abs are d€C0l‘i1l0<i i’0i‘ 1119 000881011. tile “HES and the result of his courage alid en- “` expected to join the invading forces. 01 the 1w0_ C°“1111`i°9 f°1`1“111g 11 Pwmi' l91‘P1`i110 “(1111 1111111 110 11110 1101 0111 1- War material is already being sent 119111 i-11111 1111110 1101191119- A11 0110911911! steadied the market and restored con tl- ,muy to Ash, h/;h\m~_ It includes num. repust in the Victoria llotels best fldeiicc, but liuti practically pill n sto
erous German heavy g,m,,_ style was served, and when covers to the sale of foxes or the ht-st clns
i-Z It gh repo,-(ed that rpm-h|,,h foweg were r_enioved all enjoyable time was for it woo now vory dlfilculi to ge
to 011191- _ his first follr years and would receive President of Cornell, Dr J. G. Schur- f. lt renewal oi' the confidence which had mall, was an Islander. This just went t, _ been given him at thc last election. to prove that you niust. go to the i The Goveriimeiit was composed of source oi' the stream to gel. good stuff,
a some of the best men in the proviiicoi for it was usually tho case with them e ‘ and there were also ill the Opposition that men made good when they 1’-111118 r some equally good nieli. He could from Prince Edward island. llc again
~ promise them that the next sessloii asked tlioni not to expect too much
of the legislature would be no picnic, from him at first. Ile might and prob-
d MILAN. Dec. 23--'T115 S9C°1° 9111119 but for himgolr he muoh preferred o, ably would make mistakes as he was d o four-column interview W1111 11 “9“t"“l strong Opposition to the one they had new t0 1110 00115111111' Service. but he ro observer. a famous 3011111111111-Via” mail to face in their first term of office. would ask them to overlook these as
of letters, who Silent f0111' 11111111115 3” it would stir them up to do their duty his heart was in the work. l-le felt Germany makin g 1111 i111Di11`1i111 BW 0' in the interests of the provinco for nl- gratified at the honour which had been of the mllltary.e¢ouou11°111111111 111°" though they had not fallen to do so paid him. tApt>lause.l situation. lie sayin in the past, still they had not the sumo The Bench’ and Bur was responded
" There is no downheartedness. All stimulus.” they would have with the to in eloquent speeches by Judge
the outward and visible facts serve to parties more evenly balancei Fm. stewart, M, Aeneas MacDonald and
K satisfy or delude the DSC11119- N°“° his own part he looked forward to Mr C._ D. McCallum.
the less, a subconscious sense of dis- enjoy the debates in the House more M, _,_ E_ B_ Mccready in mung quietude is universal and BT11411811 f1`°111 than he had done previously. The terms proposed the health of “ Our the blank uncertainty as to what the American Consul whom they uh de. Host," which was supported in a witty
y morrow may bring f0r111- _ lighted to honour that night came 11959011 by Mr Reddin. who also took r " 'rho norman peopio hold 1111111111111 from a great notion which had shown the opportunity of wolcouliug Mr of enemies are beaten, but not tamed. sympathy Wm, the Mother Count,-y Pierce on behalf of the Coninicrcial ot 'rhoy fel’-1 1111111hey our rely 011111811’ for years and the happiest relations community- u. own military force and 0i1d111‘€ i-11° existed between the British Empire Dr F1‘11\11< in reply said that ne had is economic pinch for some time to come. and the Uhuod gtutol They had u put all his money in the fox industry. u- but dread overtakes them when they houhdory hue of 3,000 mpeg and there He saw it was a good thing mid nl- u ugh themselves: "What if 1110 W111` was not a musket to defend it on 111011511 Six months ago the outlook te should lust undecided lo the year either Bldg No dimcumes or differ. was not at all bright, to~day the fox
r- 1917?" 1 oncos had arlson which had not been industry was asain booming- Six
What pre-occupies the German is paghy adjustem and 1; there should months ago he started his new ranch
d tho problem of time, or-what is syn0~ he 1h the fum;-9 he (eh confident they and only ten days ago he was offered n as nymous with it in their minds-Eng would he able to settle them by arbi. profit ol' ten thousand dollnrs by xi in land. indeed. Y011 1111111101 f01'111 1111 tration without the necessity of going syndicate that wanted to acquire it, of adequate idea of German hatred for to was (ADp|ause_) They welcomed but he refused to sell. Iic was taking an England-hatred mingled with fear. (:ouou| p|o|-ce'here as the mp,-esema. his proposition over to New York er- it burst out ill OVBTY l1011iiCi11 911901111 tive of a great country. They know with' the intention of interesting meters G. F. Hutcheson, Opiiciaii. in- and ln the language of the daily press. and were “tuned by me modest ways American capital in thc industry. it
s. The Germans know the English well- and happy demeanour that ho wouh-1 meant hard work for he had practic- l
magnum a member of the I,-Dm peace is now ready to tell his story. and, in their defects and virtues, and they mgko h|mgo|g 0 may whh rh all to educate the Am
' h
ed yond 1916. 1 do no know how Ger- reason that they had in their midst an W°11‘1°1'i'111 11111116111’ und thc ‘island n- many can possibly cpe for victory- industry which had brought prosperity Ullsilt to be proud of possessing its “Gifts for soldiers. Reliable Eng- €i'- The English biocka e has proved far and wealth in its train, namely, tho practical monopoly. In stocking ills lish coinpassos nr. $1.50 and $1.751-ach.
911 first of her acts will be an attempt to and he and those who knew anything ‘able effect on the demand. The fault
smash through to Cslahi and an ex- about the industry were satisfied of the island ranchers was that they tleian. 0262-i2~22mZii.
11111 padition against Egypt. tiiat in the course of its further de- 111111 1111111"-00!1ii11‘i1Y luke-n cold feet.
Dealing with the military situation velopment the fox industry would he. Because the war had made a temper- “Wo ,ii lu-u“,.d hay ,md ,,¢mw_
Illi in Germany. the Secolo’s informant come one ofthe greatest in the world. iiry disturbance in the worid‘s mar- black ant white oats. wheat. bran. W0 says ho' found the problem of man as it was now one of the greatest in 1101. many of the rox men had ber-ii niiddlings, oil cake, cotton seed.
recognized there as being very grave. the province. scared and had allowed prices to fall molasliie, cornmeal, cracked corn,
1111 He points out that the German official The Mayor replying on bohujg of the below the market value. This was cracked oats. etc.. at lowest cash ln- casualty lists show an average loss bf City welcomed the new Consul, not “V139” f"°m "1" "ci that 1111011115' iid 150,000 every month. thus totalling only as the representative of a great D110" had gone up fully 100 per cent. Davis & Fraser. Grafton Street East. ~ about 2.500000 down to December country. but as a citizen or no mem over what they were six months ago. 'Phono 441-1- 8270-12-23m2t il U15. This problem is generating un- city. He was sure the longer Mr He wished to try to atlffen the backs ---- rs not h. tho Empire. bonu" uu. fu. Plot-oo lives amongst them the oottor- ortho ranon owners and folt confident “Here is the way to buy your tel atlatrlos and qi-loultaro are son.; he would into cnariottotown and tn., his visit to New York would have that typewriter ut little cost. Look over S drained of their hands. During the province. I-ie complimented Dr Loo effect, 1-le knew also that his friend, my list of Rebuilt machines and take ll' 101 111011111 “1°11° , 1119 number of Frank in arranging that function. it M1' Pierce. would do everything with- one right away. paying a small d - 5: :omt;i:";mg:¥yrxdai:;“2gulr Worthing was characteristic of him that ho in reason. as Consul. to boost the in
12150000 to 055,000. _ . ooo rom always did the right thing at rho Hgh; diistry. Hs had already shown
siinsrrra Llolmont euros Nountgt
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more effective than the Germans wish industry of fox farming. The Consul new ranch he had visited about 40 of
to it to become known in foreign coun- would see evldenoo or thu. when he the principal ranches in the province $1 up. Both of these articles will dy tr-lop. was able to go about rho country und and from his experience he gutliered prove of very great service. G. F. in " What is tlioughi and feared ill Ger- see for himself the conditions in which 1119"* wer” 11111 1110111 1111111 2-500 i`0XOH 1111101109011. Oblivion- 6337-12-21in4l 8<i\many is that the war will either be they lived. He would find the farmers 111 111° ii1’Bi-C1858 in the Island. What ho definitely won upon the land by the lived in. houses second to none else- W1111 1111" to Supply the world's mor i\1~ Germans during 1918 unless won on where, except in the large towns and ket? If they were all kluod go
citient he was hired directly by t Germans, and received $1,000' eve Monday morning, ln addition .to a expense money that might have be
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The Truth Coming Through iln-
censored Deaf und Dumb Papers. 1
1o~ ‘ ‘$1 o-
I
NEW YORK, Dec. 23.--Miss Helen
Keller and other blind persons, in the United States are obtaining uncensor- l ed news from the capitals of belliger-
f ent iiatlons in Europe, in newspapers
published for the blind in London,
1 Paris, Berlin and Vienna, according ,_ to Miss Keller. These newspapers k are not censored, she says, because
they are printed in short hand braille, a point type used for the blind, which
if the censors are unable to read.
Through the medium of these jour-
nals, what is probably the nlosl nu- llloritativc nrtivlt- oil Gerniuliyh-l inf-k
t _ _ _ _ of food. has reaclit-ll this countr i<`o
s haw, already crossed into Egypt spent lil toasts, recitntions and story Dedigreed stock nt tiny price. lil
. . .. ,_ telling. Frank was going to New York to in-
il 23;? ol El Aixam' lhey havq€1be?ri Dr I.t1oi-‘rank presided and the vice- terest sonic of ills friellds in the lil-
getl by Blitisli outposts. le n
11' vuders evidently propose to follow the 0111111 WHS 0001101011 by 1119 W01'BlllD the .duatry and he felt snro that if he go
ruravali route which strikes the Suez M1’-Y01' (M1 11- G- Si111`1111)- T119 V111'10“B t0E€‘1.hi‘-1’ BORN! 111811 Of 11111 OWU 01111111
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d Those sent to the Sedan and Egypt urnte téihn Kyr engatli ]c);>l;t; .t K :Ewa gon 1lt0lde;\iD€'~t 00113110] 0
were arrested' tlii;“Uenritede Sthrigsaiiad iiienrhtiiiigiiretti linne' of fitliziinguisilsdsusiief(Hill; ggd
1'. the clnlirman gave the toast the Lleut.- represented the United States in Cllar-
10 Governor and Government of Prince lottetown and while he did not pro-
1- G t n Edward Island and the Mayor and- mise to measure up to his predeces-
o City of Cliarlottetowll. sors in oratory ulld scholarship. ho
ll Hon. Charles Dalton. risplyilig on eolild say i`rom his heart he was here li- ""_" _ behalf of the Government, said that to serve them and that il' they came 6- LONDON- Dec- 22-_L‘e“t'G-Bniriful his honour Lieut.-Governor Macdonald to the Consulate they would find the
31? 01131195 A1`°1111’111‘1 M“"“yh “S was in every -way worthy of the high latchstring on the outside. (Applause)
1`- 116011 11DD°1111€d 1° Wcceed Sir C Q: ofiice he had attained. He had served He was a believer in big things. lie 11 M0111'°- as 31111911 °°mm““de‘° at e the province well in different capaci- came from a big country and he was U1 Di11'11111191195» Bays an °mcm] statement ties iiiauy long years and although he glad he had come to a big country.
15511911. this 1’-f1e1`“°°“‘ Sir Chnl” had not been before the public for The two of them combined reachei
1111 M0“1`° 1111111 been aPP°1nted in cm?" some time the services he had ren- from the vicinity of the North Pol 9 11111110 01 me mst Brmsh army lm dered had not been lost sight of nor to the sub-tropics, and as Mr 'Dalto 10 France- 111 1111°°e1151°“ 1° Si' Dang as his merit forgotten. When the vacan- had said. there was not as much as 11- H125- I Murray was chief or the cy for Governor had occurred the single musket to bar the trade alld B 6119111 Governor-General had elected him social intercourse between them. (Ap- 1' Imperial “aff ”'i.L°“d°“ “nm ‘-1 few and he (Mr Dalton) had iiot the least plause.) He learned that an Islander.
<111YS 113°- P1‘01111e1` Asqunh "'n“°“mé: doubt that his past history justified Mr Lane, was the Secretary of the In- ed yesterday .thu he had bee” Su his preferment. With regard to the terior in the United States. If any- oeelied by L1‘3“i~‘Ge“e"al R°be"s°“' Government. Premier Mathieson had one wished to read a. piece of virile Chief 01 1116 Senefai staff in me Held’ obtained the confidence of the peopld, literature characterised by the great-
" and that 110 W811 1-0 receive ““ imP,?,r` for the second time and although est force and the most wonderful elo-
15111 Command- The wmmandem dp his majority was not as large as when quence, he would say. let him read Of 1119 F1151 131111511 aimy Wag ma iq first returned to power, he had not the speech delivered by Ml' Lane at 1/11011111 115’ 1119 111`°m°i‘°“ °f 'mem the slightest doubt that lie would do the opening ofthe Panama Exposition. H1112 10 110 1118 British "0m“‘a“der`m` equally as well as he had done in He also learned that the distinguished
LONDON, Dec. 23.-The increase LONDON. Dec. 23.-According
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ilu- first time ii is l-vveilled that t-very man, wolnan and child in llermany is living on slelider raliolis, doled out by weight, determined on after it confer- ence of the cllelnisls. scientists and piiysit-iulil-i ill Berlin.
’l‘hi~. jourlliil which brillgs tho ili-
5 forlnutioli is Die Neue Zeit, or ilio D Now Time, a Socialist publication for
the blind, issued in Berlin.
“These uncensored conditions of the
warring countries tell the true senti- ment among the working people and the intolerable conditions that sur- round them," said Miss Keller. "Their hearts are almost at the breaking
f point." 5 Miss Keller made this explanation
to show how she obtained information concerning ffho war disclosed in :i speech she matic recently on prepar- edncss.
No More Arquirq
Between U. S.
_ And Austria
WASHINGTON. Dec. 23.~Tlie Unit-
ed Gtates will not argue with Austria
n
a u.ny` points involved in the sinking of
the Ancona. In t'he second American note to the Vienna Government, made public by the State Department to- day, when it was delivered to the Aus- trian Foreign Minister, Count Von Buriaii, iii Vienna, this Government states that it must “renew the definite but respectful demands made in its communication of the sixth of De- cember."
This second note, extremely brief,
is friendly in tone. but leaves no doubt of the detcriuinatioli - that Austria shall make i`ull reparatioll for Amer- ican lives lost and punishlnelit oi' thc Austrian submarine commander whose culpubility is ill any case establis'iied." :intl whose acl, details of which were givcii ili ilie Austrian admiruliy stato- ment, is held to be "a wilful violation of the rules of international law and the principles Of llillunniiy."
felt sure he would continue to do so, when he was able to go about more amongst the peopleof Charlottetown and the province. (Applause)
An enjoyable evening was brought
to a close by the singing of the Nationsl Anthem.
MInard's Linlment cures Rheumatiam
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D li em. and Y ericans in the
is fear above all thinss 1'1"’ °°°1'd°5E11.11 ho. for his part, would find himself Bilbloct. but he was noi 301118 to full. ber. for basket social in Bonshaw sd Bl-ttlsh perseverance. among one of the hopploot and most He had never failed in anything lic Courthouse. Admissloii 15 cents.
, "Should the English and their contented people ho had over muh had yet undertaken and he was satis- Ladies with baskets free. Proceeds
he Allies succeed in maintaining such a They were the most contented and fied th`ls was the best thing he had nd 'resistance so as to_ prolong war be- ,most comfortable community for the Dill his hand t0- FOX broefiins Wlis ll 6275-12-23nl3i
got employment here. it i.s assert
-[1-IE WEQTHER. that he was the active person in co
for Red Cross and Patriotic purposes.
Also serviceable fountalii pens from
_ "I have a splendid assortment of
Gold and Gold-filled e e-glass chains;
he tho sea. by the British in 1917. Hence cities. This industry had brought morrow and their pelts' put on the also automatic eye-glass holders, in ry a tremendous output of foroo il 1° bo Wealth und prosperity. not only to the 11111111ot they would no gouhled up in Gold-filled, sliver and Gun Metal. ny oxpected by Germany next year. The farming community. but to all classes, New York without having any upprccl
- Just the gilt for someone who wears
eye-glasses. G. F. Hutcheson. Op-
prlces. "Mackie do Nelson. opposite
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