' ' W* represented.---'Plae--subject .foi;,tiisct_1s;_
lille cmuQ[1g[oy_ all Allllli
VORNING DAILY FOUNDED 1|!
Wm* ‘“°‘” "Em D-wfvll--I GHARLOTTETOWN, CANADA, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 21,1914
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JAPAN IS LIKELY THREE GREAT BATTLES /IRE A
T0 FIGHT TURKEY PROCEEDING AT ONCE
Japanese Ambassador has Left Constantinople Austrian Successes are Causing Uneasiness in Balkans. Italy Also is Grave-
Doubtiess on Instructions From Tokio ilatherp ly Conccrnd and has Called her Ambassadors ia European Capitals Than as Result Representations From Porte. ’ Home to Canter With the Cabinet. Allies are Holding Their own. Rus-
sians and Germans llespectlvely Claim Successes.
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ROME, Nov. 20.-The Japanese alit-
bassador left Constantinopltsllluestlay night. Turkish proclaiilatioll declaring war against the powers of the '1‘i'iple Entente named only England, lf'rallt:t- and Russia, alitl tllere wus no tech- nical action on the part of Ttirkt-y wlllcll matic necessary t.llt- tleparttlre ol' the represelltativt- ot’ the Mit-,ntlo
rrlnnrnrtrrti-itiilrrtmnlelnl
(Special to tile Guardian.) -
l.()Nl)(`)N, Nov. 20.--'l‘llo tttlluilltllls
to»day t'ol'inltlly plllist-tl the vote for tilt- llllpplenlerltary ilrllly te.-ltlllllltt-ll. ivllicll provides for all atitlitiollul :truly ol' 1,000,000 iilell. 'I`lli.-l is tilt'-. atldititlllal niilllon men tilelitiolletl ily i’reulit-r Asttulth ill the tiolnlnotls on Moiltlay. lt is quite apart frtiln the 'l`t-l'l'ittli'luls, and is atltlitiollal to the l.1Itl(l,tltl0 lllt-ll now said to be lllltltfi- arlill-:_
Itt~.i'errilig t.tl the :lupplerllt=litary esti-
mate, liaroltl J. Tellllallt, llllttt-l‘ Secretary ol' State for War. said tilt- ,official view was tllat tllis furtlitlr hiillion liiell ought to be suiilciellt, as far as the Government was tible itl set- at present, to crown llrltisll arills with silccess. llc tletfitlt-tl not to give
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HUMI iNIl SIIHUUI
ASSIICIIIIIIN
'l`lle second meeting ot' tht: lloint-
aiitl School Association was held yes- terday afternoon -ill the School iloartl ltoollis,parellts aiiti teachers being well
sion \vas “How i’:irents May Assist Teachers in Tlleir Work."
Miss l<‘ennessey read ll very interest-
ing paper. Tile parent and teacher. she said, were working with the saline end in view-iiaillely. the best inter- ests of the clliltl. 'l`t-.licllers iieetl the coittitlelice and faith ot’ parents. lliscl- plille is ali essential feature ol' the class-room, and parents may not rt-alise its iiliportlinct-_
Miss I"t=.tlllest-ly also referred to the
oil`ct't. upon the clliltlrcll tif nloving picture slltlws and cigarette sliltlkint<» ’l`ile ftlrliier, slit- clllillletl, illatlt- the tlhiltlren llltlil`l`t-.l't-lit to their sltltlit-s. while the latter wt-re positively illjlll'i~ tilts to the ulcllltll tlt-vt-lopllll-lit of _voting people.
All iiltt-restiiig tliscllssioll t`ollo\vt-tl
the reatling oi' this ptlpt-r. Stllile of the parents were allxiotls to know
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CONDENSED ADS.
T00 LATE FUR
CLASSIFICATION
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ONE CENT per wortt each inser-
tioli for advertising ill this colutiiil. (lash must accoluptlliy orders. Mini- mum charges twellty-llvt;_t:etitsY._ w__v_ l5lililVlE"s'/iusiiozs.-lleet lil .lc city-
Froni selected young lJ0l`\‘- nnfnkf’ & (}0_ 6‘.l>ti2Y~10-.-.8r'ti1_n1
i=6'l'-i’s`.KT..'E'o"NE cl./iss A FEMALE
rex. vvilie no.. nox F-4. <‘l\“fl°\“‘- ww,,_ il.’ltl7-ll-tl_."»Mi’»i._
rTlK\Ttl'"wA`i~Trl-‘.l'l‘." w“Al~l'l‘l»:1l 'ro
roritz for the winter months. Apply t., --J. ll." not 422, City- _
otli~.'.ll-;zlk.\_l2l._
|,-.-§X`§§\`§§i]‘={'5_--;lNllfAnit=rtoil I)urk
gtlvpr Fox (‘o., llitl., has at't~olilliltitia- tion for it lilnligt-:I llll:yllt\t;:‘vlli1l|ut‘\::)\l’l"r
» ' l ‘S 0 l -
llllltk toxt s. ll tm_,"lY_ll_H"\iH_ V w*A`NTEoT-Tsevemil. sooo sovs
to sell tiilllrtlilills lll t(llt- ii‘lorniil`,i
- tt ‘tuner 2
at Suliscrlp oil65t4SA1l_l_‘_Mn_; '§ori*s”Al.s".-K-A Nulvlsss or fs’>r<1;§l/3
good female patch foxes WMM; proved breeders. A_l>P|Y *U _
_ , Ut loltetoull.
J. Lantz, lt. ll. No tl Gl‘l;l:': lllllmu
a"lis}l'r`IEs's’E`NvEl.dPE`é.l'-Noftl prltlr-
od with tiame`tititl"t‘\_tltlll;)t;)i2)s. téirtlltrtar 't(l)l|i
flap or front.~.-- li/ - _ ~ ‘ 2.000; 312.00 rm- r.,aoo_; $20 fe' I0-“°°~
‘ acl., GUAMMN OH coottll-almtr g
.____ ____, .._- -- H NNEMAT GRAPH MACHINE WIT -»-»--5 f.i:::’;“et.§ for sale. Excellent opolal' me” on enter a most Dl'°"\°b‘° “B 4
most reasonable terms' l"0\£)g`l;::l°
d .
uiars apply The Guar61i:;t;H0_22M"_
w6`l\"lit=.lirlll. e5srt'Kliu’AS4l;10;'éj
ment. 15 Assorted 10a. ml Rate- 1oo.s5e. ln ntamlw 0' 2”” éookl writ, for Circular on '““Rddre” lets a Pentel..-tl t»tlrl.f1\i';;" .ate p'
ga IE. D. Woodside. 6612?;-1_21ia5\: - ‘_ '»-----“"'“` - 'if foxes.
For-i\‘nt:°liA‘brFta.dnOnt‘:°I:is stiizlf sllowiipig
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“"’ ‘° "‘“""""° “i” ‘§.'~`.§a "..?tin. also few pairs ra-“must sell b€l0l'°
. fisher and martin. 'aww for mn
bresdlil‘| |easo;;“Mam0n Euan". glgliiiarzt sacrifice P11005- Aptplgy
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t'I' M DAVIS. Box 1 411219* '
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`0“*' t mpgs, mm "°““' b\°“'"'5 “D ““ '.mm““m°“ innt going tt- lat its lil. but when in l'lini\rd’s Lililment cures Dlphtliarls. i Millet-d’s
from the Turkish capital. llis leaving is lilitloubtctlly tlli itlstructions from 'l‘oklo rather than as the result of re- prt-.seiitat.lolls frolll the i‘ol't.e, ailtl is indicative ol' all intention on the part'
ot ._lapatl t.o tlxteiitl ht-l' activities against thc eliclnlcs oi’ the ltitlropt-all
ptywors with whit-li slit- has :llllctl llt-r- sc l`.
tllc tlctlial llillilllt-rs of itll-ll t-lllistt-", lltlt ht- rt-iillll'kt-tl that llgllrt-rl l't-ct-lltly givt-ll by tilt-, l’l'illit- lllilllstt-l', \\'llit‘ll wt-ro rongllly ill tilt- llciglllll»lll'lltltltl of J tlll0,0Il0 wt-re ht-.low ratllt-l' tllttll above
GIIIIVIIN GINIHMS
EIIMMIIIIII SIIIEIIII
(Special to the Guardian.)
I’i<I'I`ltO(llt.-\ll, Nov. 20.-A tlespatcll
front Wrtrstliv to the Itussky Slove says two (icriiltlli generals. Voll Bre- tloil' :tlltl Voll Iirolnl, coilliilittet-:tl sllicltlc' all t‘v.ellstocllowrl, lfllssiltll i'olulltl, :lftt-l' at Ge-.rlntill tlt-ft-lit.
S. l. Ilillliilill
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SUIMAIAARY OF THE SITUATION
(Special to the Guardian.)
LONDON, Nov. 20.-Two big battles,
either or both of which may have det-lsive results, are being fought iii l’olalld. and a third, almost of as great itnportance, is_ progressing ill East l’rils.~:iu. Of the third, that which is now at its height between the Vistllla llntl Wartlla ltivers, and ill which thc ltlts.-llallll to-night claim partial slic- t-esstlrl, is exciting tlit-. gl‘e:itt-.st inter- est. 'l`llt,- Gertilnlls llllvc llrougllt ilp ily :;tl~utt-git: i'allwli_vs froln l’osten lilld Silt-'/.lt llalf-ri-mi_ilioli int-.ll, ill all t-i't'ort
IIII Elllll llllll
ENGLISH EIII
(Special to the Guardian.)
LONDON, Nov. 20.-A tit-.-lptllt-ll to
Central News front Dover stlys that aircraft were seen over ihlllgtlllt-ss this evening. The Uilit-itil l'l‘t-ss lsllrtlall. while permitting this tit-splltt-ll lo lit- pliblished, said it coilltl not vtllit-ll ttlr thc ucctiracy of the l-ltutt-lllt-ill.
SIIEI ill PIIIMIS. .
_ Honor to Belong to
(Special to The Guardian) -
LO.\'I)()N. Nov. 20.-A relnarkablc
i~`it-ltl Mltrsllall Sir .lolln I-‘rt-nt~ll Ili at
tillllrtt-rs, .\'ovt-lllllt-r 3:, :lull .-lays ill
IIFIIIIH INNIIIHSIIII ill MIIHIIIIISI EHUIIEH
'I`Ilt- iitlit-ill :llillivt-l':-'.ol'y oi' tilt- I-`il‘:.i
All-tllotlist. t.‘llur<‘ll, l’|lllrItlttctti\»'tl, will
tribute to the bravery ot' llritish sol- snlicitude tilt- splgnt 77 tllers lighting ill l-‘rallce is pllitl by tht- soldiers oi' ills Majesty tlie“Kflig
Wwwwmlillilillllul nl
was to tlllplitfatt- the 'i`cl'l'itorial i'ortf
:intl thc other for l`ol't-igll nt-rvit:
tilt-. tlctliul total. 'i‘llt~. pri-st-lit idt-a ot the War tltlit-t-., Mr Tellailt t-olltitlutltl,
es,
lllakillg ont-. battalion for honle deft-tltfe __
"‘ (Special to the Guardian.)
to llrc-ak the Russian line. Weatlle
lit- t-t-it-bl'lltt-tl during tht- nt-xt wot-lt,
sive brittle to tt degree tllat has not
r
t-ollditiolls, frozen ground anti the situ- ation ot' the battlefield, ftlvour a deci-
Witll l'cgal'tl to tilt- .-lugglestitlil that l(itt-lltelllil":; llrllly of rt-t~l'ltits sllollltl treated tlil'|`crciltly to the pl'tll't-ssioll Mi' Teliiltlllt rt-lilal'ltctl, it t-.|lurat'.t.ol'istlt'. of Earl Kitt-lltellcl' is not sclltilnent, alltl not even the persllasivc eloquence ot' these atlvtlcates for t|ii`t`erelitial tleatlnclit would nlaltc llilll change his decision ill ll lllllttcr ou whit-h lite feels strollgly.
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_hlul-Tilt: Solltli At'l'it'zlii rebt-llioli is “_” lalitll fizzlitlg out. Gelleral Beycrs
i.().\'l)()N, Nov. itll.---ttlltztetttt cable)
I Y .
and his rebhl force suiferctl defeat ilear Kiliillerley. lieyers escaped. while Kira-ltor, an oilicer, 74 lneli and 100 horses were captured. Van Reil- burg. ti iueilillel' of the Free' State l’l‘ovlilcial t?ouut:il, and lift rebels were also t-.apt.uretl. tloliililtllltlailt lienburg and 154 tlleli surretltlert-tl tit Brantl- fort. Anoiller colntiialltlo has done the statue lit l)tlwtw.llorp. 'l`he period ot`
existed ill other titlltls_ during tll
DTCBUIII \\'il.I‘.
Another battle in l’olaud is takin
claim, is proceeding satisfactorily. l
cult ot' passage. Ili Galicia the itll
place at Cracow and ffzenstocllowa. 'l`lie frollt. the Russians anti Germans Trenches surroulltilllg the fortification At the 11 o't-lot-it service itt-v. G. Ill.
East Prussia Russians atlvalicei
if (Special to The Guardian)
g that the siege of Przeniysl appears t
be rapidly approaching the t-ntl
H are ill possession ot’ ilussiall troops
Many ot’ the trenches are filled wit
garrison of Przeniysl.
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l’AlllS, Nov. 20.»-It is allliollllt-cd
here in a despatch l'ronl Pctrogratl
o servitzt-s, prt-at-llers ot' noted ability
‘ _ Ii
_ S lime, confirming the statement of pri- - k 1
ITIOVIHK SIGWIY lh"0“f-il' me "°“'m`y sont-rs that cholera is raging ill the "Sonic lessons l`l'lllll tht- war." 'i`llt- ‘ U,-gm, pr,.|u,y,..,- (5 4;) (-hancon des surroulltllng Mazuriall lakes and tliill- ‘ ' '
.sive l-lt-rvlt-t-, whit-ll will ulltloubtetl lllllrlt the tlay :ls tl li'lt-lllorllhlt- one tht- history ot' tht- t~lllil't~ll, tlllti l-tl cllltliilg oll ’l‘ut-stllly t-vt-ning with tt public lltllltlllt-t. 'l‘llt-. t`llllrcll slltlllid bc lvt-II lillt-tl ttl-lilorrtlit' at tilt- st-\'t-l'aI
. anti fort-c ht-ing on tilt- progrtillllllt-.
_ tftiliiplit-ll, 1). il.. of Aloullt Allison, will
tlelivt-r at st-rllloll oil tilt- all-illlportallt sulijt-ct of tht- tlll_\‘, lils tht-nie being.,
Rev. Mr. (‘alllpllt-ll is :lu t-ltlquellt speaker' anti will llo doubt attrltt-t tl
Ill-gillnilig to-lliorrow with all iillprcs-
ly ill ll-
wllut the tllltsilliltiillg ftlults ol' cliiltlreli wt.-re.
tilt- .
anlnesty expires Sattlrtlay.
Mr J. I). Sealilltll followctl with an
address. ill lvliicll he dwelt upon char- at:tel'istit-s ot' clliltlrell, tl‘litlll`ul ehiltl- ren :intl those \vllo were easily letl by their associates being particlllzirlyinell- timied. lie pointed out the importance ol' stutlyllig the different dispositions of ttlliltlreli and giving caclt the special treatlnelit its tlisposltioii required. I-le
the by e
sliowt-.tl how parents t-ould help children ill their home work, not aaiiilr. .l_e.l;<»t__meiu;a+_.5htS .slnlplii
i)e \\'et, the rebel leader, is still at
large, anti is reported sliglltly woulltl- etl, suffering from shortage of arms anti anluiullitioil. When the rebellion is suppressed, the lfllion (lovernnlent. will proceed witll its original plati of re-occupyillg German South-West Africa.
Sir David Graaf, former lligh (`oln-
missioller to South Africa, anti Lady Graaf, were eiltertaiued at s farewell lllncheoli at the Ritz to-day by the
t~oi:l'llgctl tlepeiltlellce oil others, buf st-eillg that tht- clliltlreli had ti tlili plllct- to wol'k ill ulliutcrruptetl by t fanlily conversatloll. Another way
I-I-If -I Ligli _tiol.ilniissioi1ersoLCanadtt, ._Ne\v
/.ealantl and Australia.
he Tl' “il-'A
lil
which pzlrellts collltl help the clliitlrell was by visiting the scllools. becoming actluilillteti with the teticliers. observ- ing the class ivorlt, and collferrilig with the tcat'llcrs. lie also poilltetl out the benefits ot' liouseliolti sciellce to the girl pupils, anti gave an apprt.-ximate t-.stillltltc of the cost ot` illtrotiucillg this llrallt-ll iiittl tht-. scllools. It reliiaiilctl for the parents to use their illtlucnt-t\ Ili llltrtltlllcillg this brunt-.ll.
llr ll. I). Jolllison was the next
IIIIIIS Elltillli
Hlilllli. SCIIHIIHIII
il/ll.li~`l\X, Nov. 20.-About $200
tlalnage was done by tire yesterday altcrlitloll. when the root' ol' thc lllili~ fllx Ladies' College cllllgllt. (‘.lliet` Iirotlt-l‘it‘lt i-ltlitl it was t-.llust-tl by a spark l`rolll a lit-arbv vllilllnt-y. ’l`ht:
slit-:lltt-r. Ile oxplallletl the syiltelu
ol` ' _
_ _ _ . tire tit- l'lrtiilt-lit had -ousltlt r'llll 3
`iiltltllt-all ltispetltloli lll scllotils, that mHh,“lw}`m U“mg“i_;hi“L; mv Mimi “`|‘i""-" ""H°“""l '"“i“g “W "ml S-"""“"“' wllit-ll llurllt-tl ll lllrgt- llolt- tllroltgli the I’-" “'\‘"‘|‘ ‘I r.""(""l of ‘lm "mm 5 roof, tllitl tltililage was tloile by watt-r. llt\:lltll is kept lronl the tlult- lie t-liters .mm ‘USS is (_Uv*_l,ml by m_“u_um,l_ tilt-. st-liool till llc litlislles. Iio stroll ' ' "
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to st-llotlltlays, when the trouble could lltive been easily rcluetlietl. The clliltl wliost- tit-t`et't:l are discovt-retl anti lellletlietl is rellt-ved ot' a liaiitlit-.np `
ly ict-lllllelltletl llletlical illspectioll. as llitlliy tlefetzts, lllt-ilttll and pliysical..I tlevclopiilg ill after life are tl'at'eable
IINII IWU lIlIII’IilIl
ot' stupidity lllltl t-ai‘cIessliess wlieti t
real trollliltl tliay be ill tit-t`et'tlvo sig o lit-tlrill . lit- also refered to saiii- NEW \'0llK» NOV- 2U~*“1\ N0WH
lil
ltcrpillg up with his class work, anti
the t-fllcit-.ncy ot' the whole school is -
illt-roast-tl. l\iali_\' clilltlreli are acctlsetl V
he
lit --
r ii tation llittl vt-lltilailoll. alltl colisitleretl
Agency tit-splitt-,ll from Petrogrud, pitb- llslletl here tilts afternoon. says a Ger-
tlilrty pupils sllfllcielit for ally tl
110
roolil. ‘
All itlftlrllitll tlisciissloli followed,
which clearly llltilcatetl that the par- ents art- fully alive to the ilnportanve oi' the work ot` the Asset-latloll. ’l`llt-, iilct-tiiig, wllicll was ti ptirtlcularly helpful one, titljoilrllt-tl, to nit-t-t on llecenillcr 15.
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TIIE HEATHER
‘ TIIE TEMPERATURE
(Special to the Guardian.) '
T()lt()N'l`O, Nov. 21.-Maritime:
a little colder. ‘
all day. with fog at night.
ti the lowest 35 above, which was
vltius liigllt was 28 above.
The title will be high this afte noon nt 1.57 tomorrow at 2.48 mild
‘Mondal tit IL40; it will be high 1:0- With the mail advices from Ireland
ag and statements of cyo-witnesses, how-
'liiorrow morning at 12.58, Monday 1.49 and Tuesday at 2.45.
The sun sets this nfternoon at 4
tomorrow' at 4.22 and Monday 4.22; it rises tomorrow morning 7.10, Monday at 7.ll and Tuesday 7.13.
| l`lie moon sets this evening at 8.21 the 1,1,”-co,” _
and tomorrow at 9.37.
l 'rliere was il new- moon. '\‘uwlar.`-f or.t~:vst.ANn, oitle, Nov. zo.-
_\'0v. 17th, at 02.02 p.m. I The first quarter of the moon w
l |'he length of today Wi D6 hours and fourtnen minute! and tomorrow nine hours and 1'-\V0\ minutes
TIDE. l00N. ET C. -
Fresh tv straits avutll-west to west tion at the British di-eatlilaligiit Auda- wlnds; a few local showers or snow claus liyu nllne an' tile lrltllt coast, but fiuirica. but Hl0B!lY fell' and lllflillig has kept the secret at the request of
THE WEATHER.-Yesterday about Ambassador Page cabled the
three inches of snow fell in the lltorn- American Government of the sinking intl. f0ll0W2d by FBI". W|liCh C0lltil'l\l0d of the Audaclous witliln a day or two
The highest telnperature recorded been officially lrtfornietl of the sinking,
ycstvrllny was 49 dczreea above zero. as wen-as or the delay to tile liner _ali at Olympic. Ile gave no details, how- 9 a.in. At 9 p.in. last Hltlht it was ever, anti merely stated that tho 43 above zero. The coldest the pre- British Government 'wanted the losll
r- Officials here scrupulously guarded
_Z3 had reported on the incident leaked
at which the loss of the Audactous was t mentioned, Ambassador Page trans- “ mitted a warning to American ships
.lil seriously when a trench caved in at
he on Tuesday, Nov. 24tti,atl9.l9 mm. Broadway and independence Road,
' ll nina shortly after noon yesterday. Two of
of the injured may not recover. Eight ve others who were in the trench. but
was later attacked ily the ltu~==i'-vi fleet. alld that ill the iight which followed tl German cruiser anti too _torpt-tio litlat tlt-.stroycre were t-iunk.
IHI LUSS HIM" . AIIIIIIZIIIUS IIIINIIIIMII] ` IN WISHINETIIN
WASHINGTON, Nov. 20. - 'l‘lie
United States Governnielit has kllowii oflicially for two weeks of the destruc-
tlle British government.
after she went down. He said he had
Ikept secret for the present.
the news.
ever. the fact that Ambassador Pago
out In the same communication in
concerning the presence nf iliines off
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Three men were killed and five injured
who had quit work for lunch a few
man squatlroli wlllcli lionibartletl Lilltiu,
siails are going steadily westwartl, seizing passes ill the tlarpatllians.
Now the almost colilplete absence of
infantry attacks in the conflict lu the western arena makes the artillery lighting iilllcli less violeilt ill the region about Dixmude, through which the Yst-r Canal passes, anti which is ill- untlatetl. The only serious lighting appears to be taking place at the south oi' Ypres, where callnoliading of con- siderable ilitensity is in progress.
lltltl weather lietressarily hamper
portant action ill the French centre
vigorous attacks, which were rcpulse
Tile activity of Germans aroulit Rllcims has slackelletl.
to tht- l'utilrt- ot` thc llalktllls. 'l‘ll
tltlestioll wlletller Ilulguria sltoill
with the Allies was tlisctlssetl to-tla
sultetl as to their ilitentiolls regtirdln the filtlire of tllo Balkans.
European capitals were called lloiii
lil order to prevelit supplies of to
rent-lliug Gerlnally from Eliglau tllrougli neutral couiitrles, exportalio of tea to European t-.ollntrics litis bee proltiliiietl, except to those of til
outbreak of war export of tt.-ti to llol laiitl reaclletl ellornloull proportloiill.
coast ports ily the t-xteilsloll of ill
rulliours prevalent. for several days to the effect that a Gt-rlnan raid oil the east const. in t-xpectt-.tl. It is gt-.llerlilly lit-.lievotl here that when tlerlnany is btllketl in her other designs she will attempt to attack England no nititter how desperate sucll an expedition may be collsitlered.
Subscriptions to the war loan con-
tinue to come ln. lt. is reported un- otlieially to-night that aplicatiorls ag- gregated betwoeii tllree anti three and one half billion tlollara. The war loan calls only for $1.750.000.000-
russian orrltzilil
(Special to The Guardian)
PETROGRAD. Nov. 20.-(0fllclal)-
The efforts of the Germans seem to be aimed at trying to break down our front between the Vistula and the
Wai-ta. Our otfeqgive on Nov. 19 met with partial slice lsotl at North-west Lodz. _ We captured a battery of heavy `arttllery, ten mucliliie guns and several hundred prisoners. Stubborn fights on the front of Czenstoehowa and Cra- cow are developing favorably. On Nov.‘17-18 we took 3.000 Austrian pri- soners. ln Galicia we have occupied Wisnicz, Gorlice, Dulka and Ujok."
(Special to The Guardian)
PETROGRAD, Nov. 20.-(0fIlcial)--
Rusiati warships bombarded the port `of Klopa in Turkish Armenia, 18 miles south-west of Batum- on the Black Sea. whence the Turks were preparing for an offensive. movement in the direc- tion of different passes of the Zat- charckh region. The Russians fle- stroyed the port barracks and cus-
miliittes before the cavelii at first were
INIIHISIING LIIIIH
oi' the prograllillll- ill tht- nlorllilig pi
nlises ti rare lrt-ai. 'l`o say that l’r
relnllill lletltrlil ol' tllrow in ht-r lo
to confer with the (‘ablnet. _
Lean, Souris, by her brother, will il of interest to Guardian readers. Mis McLean is tl trained nurse with th
B »EligIantl:
St. ’I`ll0nlas`s Hospital.
the operations. Snow has fallen ill November 1-14 sollie places. Tllerc has been no ilu- I have an idea tllut we will ll;l\'t-
, orders to “pick up ollr traps and llltlve
ou." before many lnooils-so alll going
. ,
bm "‘ Argoml" me (wmmns "md: to try anti write you before we go- for
(
~ once we get to work, tht-rc will ill-
Oll the French right the Gerlilalls have very little letter writing I expect. 'i`llt- retakcii the village ot' Clltiuviiicourt. wllicli they blew tip a few days ago.
general opinion here is that tlllt- lltlspi- tal will be sent to the 1`olltillcllt :lllti the other one left in lllllgllllltl lllltll
I our lilell are really to be st-llt to tlil-
front hlit on ticcolllll. oi' tilt- (lt»l-llltllls
rpm, u,ivu“(,., bv Aust,-ia in S0,-vp, having arrived tit (‘altli.-s tilt-y tlltlugllt
it ratllcl' tluligt-rolls to :lt-llll ill; just
is t-rt-tltltlg uiielislllt-ss lil llulgltrla its WL Now ‘hut uw “Ummm uw Wm’
“ pusllt-.tl but-k, wc t-xpet-t tilt-_v llill stroll <1 tletritlc what tilt-_\' :irc gtlillr: to do llitll t us. In the lucnlltilllt-, lvl- _tllfzi Illlvt- lt.
y look plellsullt.
We have taktill titlvalltagl- ol' tilt-st-
ill Sobrajc. Leaders of the tlelnocrlltlc ` two weoks to 50,. Suml, ,,|- mu ,,ig|,|s uf pariy suggested tllat. the Allies be con- ‘l London, bill it takes so long gt-ttillg
g from place to plat-tl and we lltlvt- had
so much trouble getting ollr lillllorlils, lllatie and fitted alitl tlicll litltlrly t-very
Italy, too, is affected by the Ausffmn one had to he taken back to have sonic
atlvallce, alid Ambassadors at tht- altcratitllls, that one place tl day rlntl
Q sometimes ilot even that. we have bet-ll
able todo. A great inllily teas lltlvc been given for us which spoils tl_\\'liolt1
U ufterliooll for allytllliig else. tl Last wt-eli we were llll prtlst-lltt-tl to
n l’ritlct-ss Alexalltlrn of ’I`et-k, tlllti tilt-
H following afterlloon (`olllltess Minto
t'l1llctl oti us, The lilnpirt- t‘.lllli. which
"' is quite exclusive, gttvt-. us ti ten llllll
Allies. Spain alltl l‘ortugal. Silica the tllert- we iliet li Mr. iltilloilr, who lla:
. a great interest ill a leagut- for biiltlilig
the o\'t‘.rst-as I)olilinions togctlit-.l'. lit- was very illteresting anti illvitt-tl ua all
'i`l\G f\<\l\\Il'l\|l>' Wm Ulkll f‘"`Ih"r ‘to llarrtlw (tlitl fliillous lloyli' sclitltlll
steps l'or the protection of the cast lvllert- li_\'roll and liililly ullotllt-r fanl-
( _ . . . -
, aus llilill get tht-il early training. \\t-
llatl :l tittliglltfill aftt-rtltloil. After tak-
“‘I""' new' This "“°"'““ M Snppnn ing us li/round the grolilltl.-l and allow-
itlg us the different places ni' init-rt-st. he took us to his own llotiu- i'or after- noon tt-a. Thertl wort- just li! of us and he gave us sotne vt-ry illtt-l't-sting
paillplllt-ts.
Oli l~'rlday morning two of us stllrtetl
out to lilltit for the Old Cllrioslty Shop rllltl the Cheshire Clleese llili. where Dr. Johnston used to expound vllriolls doctrines to all \vho would listen to htm. it was always li favorite resort of many famous literary nien rllitl _we found it away at the back of a little tlark alley. just as it was in tilt- olden days, even to the chairs and llellchcs. now dark with age. All over the walls are many interesting pit-tures skt-tcllctl by famous lneii, seine very old nilti others more recent. ill li glass case in one of the rooms upstairs is Dr. Johnston's chair and a copy of the first dictionary. The kltcheli is just the same. even to the old fireplace-li huge affair over 300 years old. After lelvlrlg there wo wandered through winding alleys and courts illitll ive came to the spot where l)r. Johnston'a house had been. There is a plate on one of the buildings, marking the spot. From there we wandered into the Law Courts. which ls ii lingo builtilng where anyone could easily get lost; the tlrat room we went into they were having a trial over a will, with three Judges on the bench, all with their :owns i;ntl wigs on; all it was rtlttitl' a dry affair we did not stay there very long btlt nent out, and after wa-liter- lnu along nlzlncrous corridors we fnullll ourl-lelvesl li. the Admiralty f‘.lurI, whore they were trying a case ill which the l-Ilirt-tilt and some other sliipl lili-i collided nfl Algiers. We listened to a cl-uple t-i witnesses ht-,lug examine-l .intl tl-t-li wtnt into tlit- Divorci- (`.l'.i.t /\t 'list the old fellow at the door .vas
-“"""“”""`"*-T i. llinard'| Llnimontlditrsl Rhlillltlliflt “*.°“¥m W "5" b°°“ °_“ ° . depot and setting the place on ure.
at curesllsrlel 0" °°"
Mcl..can. daughter of lion. .lollll Mc-
First Caliatliail Contliigerlt.. now ill
lessor J. ’I`. Thtllllpsoll, orgtlllist and
choir leader, is ilssot-iatt-tl with it is gllaranteeing the t».\‘t-t-llent~e ol' t.llt-
iiilisic. At the t-yelling servlet- the preacher will bt- anotllcr visitor to
The following extracts front a letter tlharlottetowii, tt tlistiligllislietl llliilis-
recelved reecently i'roiii Miss ltellti ter from New York, ltt-v. .»\. ll. Simp-
\
son, wllo has crclltetl tl lnort- than
t-. favollrable impression wlierever he s has been. His serliloli will be on the e subject “Goti's I-`irst. Srtllt:tual'y" and
all able and inllstcrly tilstfotlrse lna_'
.l. lltlotl will tfoll
Ill- t-xpt-ctetl. At this service l’rot`t-s- stir 'l`liolllpl<oli, .\ir. iillnt-r ititt-liie and .\lisscs li. llorkt-ntlorl‘l'. l\'. Moore and
tribute to tilt- llillslt- ol'
lllt- pl‘ogi'tillllilt-. Oli Monday evening tht-rt- will llt- ti It-t-lllrc in the lllltlltor- illlll ol` the <‘hllrt'h by Air. Simpson, who will spt-ak oil the suhjet-t. "_-\ Year of .Illbilet-." ltr. 'l`. Llviiigstoll Mays, .\lncrit'all ('ullsltl, will presitit-, anti tht-rc lvlll bt- ti splcntiitl tlrglill rt-ttitlll by Prof. Tlloliipstlll for halt' all hour, llt-gillllillg at T.Ii0.
'I`Ili- t~t-It-lll‘:tiit.ll will cltlst- oil 'l`l1i\.~‘.-
tI:l_\‘ night with ll |itlllIit°,lltlllqilt-i, ill Ill-ilrl'/; .llllllltlrilll iI:llI lli T o't-Itlt~It for
Folltlwillg is
tid. .\tltIl't-ssl-.-1 \\'Ii| ht- tit-ilvt-rt-li Ill'
till- lllt~ll null wtilllt-ll ot' tllt- vtlilgrcital- tioll as \\'t»ll as for all tllllt-rs llltt-l‘t-st
l'ol~lllt-l' llllsltllus ol tht- (‘lllll'-‘Il ;lllt| itt~\'. \\'. ll, llctlrtz illltl otllt-rs.
tilt- t-tllllpit-lc pro-
grlllillilt- ot' ttl~lilorl'ow‘.~l st-l'vil't-s; -
GREAT PRAISE FOR
THE BRITISH TROOPS
Field filarshal Sir John French in Special Order
Speaks of Bravery of Troops and Declares it an
Such an Army.
puriz- “Ytlur (‘oi'nniantler-In-Chief watt-Ilt-tl with dec-pt-st adniiration and
li_tl_stanti made by
lil their spit-litiid efforts to maintain
spt-.t-itll tirticr, part ot' whit-ll is pub- thc forlvzlrtl position which they have lisllt-tl hurt- to-titty. ’i`llt- ortlt-l', whit-ll ,won by gnllllutry anti stcadfastness. is atitll't-sst-tl to tht- Set-onli llrigatlt- [its t~ollragt~ and elltlurtllltft- are beyond .\rln_\' tftirps, is sit-nt frotli I~`it\ld llcatl- :lil pl'ili~li-. It is an honor to belong to
sllcll llll lirllly."
NIiNIIllHS PII
IIEIIIIIIIMEIIIIIII
(Special to the Guardian.)
l.t>.\'lJ<J`.\', Nov. 20.--A tax on cocoa,
lllltl tilt- tlliolition ot' paynleilt to Mem- bt-rs tit' i'llrlitlillt-ill, is the advice given this lllorllillg ily tile I)lill_\' Express anti Globe to the Government, in order to tllltllv tl polultl weekly to be paid L0 \l'ltl' \t'itItl\\'s.
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l‘ .
(’lot:llt-s- Tllolllpsull.
Iioxulogyg
lllllill 10) (Vcrlst-s l, 3 anti 5.)
l’rll_\'t-r, , .-\lltill.-lil-“Ncurt-r, lily God. to Thee"
-_-\tlnllls-»soltl. Miss K. Moore. Q Solo “My ilopc is in the Everlast- ing", Steiner-i\lr. E. Ritchie.
Scripture Lesson. StlItl»-"l<`t-ar ye not, O Israel," Bucks
--Miss li. liotzkelltlorff.
Ailtht-ln-“Gtld`s Peace is Peace
f‘3l0|`1H1l.” GFPIK--Solo, Miss J. Hood.
llyrnn 211 (Verses 1, 3 and 6.) St-rllioll, “Goti’l-i I-‘lrst Sanctuary"--
Rt-v. .»\. B, Simpson, New York City.
l’l'a_\'t-r. 0I'1`0rt0l'l'-Ort-zrln. Aildani.ino,-Lo-
ulart-. '
.‘\tltllt.-ni-"Gott, that madest Earth
and lit-avt-ll," Naylor-Solo. Mr. E. llitchie.
llymii 746. llcllctlit-tioll. 'lit-lit-dit-tus. “Lord, keep us safe this tllgllt."
(`0Il<`|llfIir\g Volunaries- "Worthy is
lllt- l.tllllll," “llullellitiall-Amt-n"..,. lizltltlt-l‘l; i\lt-ssinll.
large coilgrt-glllioll. The llluslt-al part y|,,~,,,.miu,,
li- ~ .' tl `
COMING EIIENTS,
atltlou tlcslllellrs.
itllasiltlos, Etc
ONE CENT pei worn each inner
Orgllll l'rt-llltit-s tlU.:’ltl) l.it-tl, livr-
t-t-list-~~l<`ratlt:k. l)o.\'tllogy. lii\'tlt'atioll. ilyllln 211.
I‘rtlyt-r. 'l`t- lit:-lllil-"\\'c Praise Tllct-, (I
Pstilnl S4.
Gtitl"-v\\'ootlw:irtl.
First St~riptllrt- Lessoll tilt-spollsivt-)
St-t-tliltl Scriptllrt- l.t-_-lsoll. Alllllt-ill---"'l`llc Lost i‘ltortl"---h‘\ll-
tion iii this column. Cash must sc company all orders. Minimum charge twenty-five cents.
“MEDALS T0 BE GIVEN AWAY.
Oxltlizetl sliver medals. See Patou'a :lllilotlnt-cnieiil lil totiay‘s advertise- lll~-ilt. 6602-11-21izi3i
*"*VOlCE SPECIALIST, Prof. H. A.
Talltllll. it-.iicllt-r of voico culture,
livtill.
llylllll titil.
St.-rlllull, ".\`olll<\ l.t\:-.-tolls lrtllll lllt-
\\`nl"'~ ltt-l'. (1. M, t`alilpllt-ll, ll, l)__
pitllltl or organ. Voice culture a spec- ialty. Studio. 146 Great George St.. l`llllrIottcto\vll. C525-11-Limtf
°'ltt-st»rvl- Monday evening, Nov.
.\lt. .\llIistlli. I'l‘tlyt-r. UiTt'¥‘Il1F.\' ' Ufgtltl. i`htlllt tit- llollllt-ur
--Ilruttllc.
ilyillti lil.
llt'llt‘tIit'litl|l. .
-
folllltl out '.~ t- \\'r-rc l‘tili:lllillll llllrst-tl l»t- li-t us ill tlll tilt- grolttltl tloor \\‘it~l 'llc \\Iit-»_-.~ast-.-: lllt-y lit-alrtl tilt- i-vIll-‘tlt'-- lllltl grzlllit-ll the tllvorct- wllilv wt- wt.,-,. sitting tht-rc. tliu- tit' tht- wiillt-ssl-s who was sitting ut-xl to nit- toltl tllt- that It was till ti t-ll.~at- of nlolioy. 'l`llt~ liltshiilltl was ti liorrilllt- looking t~rt-li- turr- anti tht-. wifi- vt-ry young; lllltl l tlilllk they wr.-ro all Jews.
Yestvrtiay wt- wt-llt over to go
tllrollgli the l’arltllnlt-lit buildings. but were tnltl it is allvays clost-tl for ilvt weeks llefort- the sitting of Ptlrllllmt-llt_ so we could not gt-t Ill. 'l`ht- gliuril tlitl lillow us in tht- nltlill hall, wht-ro ('ll:lr- lcs l. rt-t-eivtitl his st-litt-llcc. It is tht- tlriginiil hall and tht- beams oil the ceillug are imnlt-use. bitt some lilsrlet has got illto the wood anti they were repairing it. Front tht-re we wlrllt down tn.tlit~ flank of England. where it is not usual to allow aiiyone. but our uniform does wonders for its rind nl- tllnitgll l never ex octetl to bo taken
tloli. we cannot go linywlii-re without rausillg coinlnent. Ont- oltl gt-litlt-iiillll came up to its one titly still llskt-tl ll' lvt-re women police. l stlppost- lt`s ilit- llrtiss btittons-but at the ll. nf l-I. the nian allowed its s place whit-ll was re- served for the Ilclgillil refllgocs anti we wt-ni ill siitl fouiitl ti crtiwtl of tllclil waiting their tllril to get some lliollt-y. 'filet' Wert- of the better t-llisst-tl anti probably had sotnctliillg left. (ltic mall we spoke to tolli us ht- had bt.-eil iltflitinlz and was woillltlt-.tl ill the foot, lllit lin was goin! hawk again,
Now l iuust say gtlotlby and hops to
hear from you soon.
Loving\y_
t‘oiit-llltlillg \'tll\lilni'y- .\llli't-li _\],.,~.
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ally notice of oil the streets of l.nn--
BIRD.
:Will It)l` "_ gtitill Cntffrlliinmltilf. and llsirallci ol' "lc :~lot’ial to be hold in ,Clyde lllvel- llllll in tiitl tif l’at.rIot.Ic l-`lllltl. Atllilissloll lticts. Ladies with lla:-lkt-ts frl-t-_ ti61il-11-21AL1i.
"*STRATHCONA SILVER BLACK
FOXES, LIMITED.-There will be 3. gt-lltlrtil nit-t-ting of shareholders of .\‘ilatht'otlli Silver Illark Foxes, Ltd., ill tilt- itotll-tl of 'l`ratit- rooms. Mondl! t-vcllllig. Zllrtl illst. By order, J. P. (l()lll)t).\',Secretary. 660941-21m2l
"CINEMA SHOW.- Do you want
to enter the Cinema Show bitsinell. You can have complete equipment to travel the country for $150. Marvell-
.tlus offer. For particulars apply Thi
Guardian Olllce. I3155-10-1218!.
) i *°l)on't lillss the Uoiishaw entertain-
int-ln tilitl lionlt--niatle candy sale on 'i‘tit-stltiy. the 24th, at eight p. m. An t-xt-ellerlt programme! Local and out- tlitlt- talent. Proreeds for Red Crols l~`illitl. Atlinissltni only fifteen cents. (lf not fine will be held the next Ano evening following.) 6957-11-20M8i
"THE WAR HAS HAD AN UN-
SETTLING EFFECT upon some poo- plt-, bitt that is not ti ditilculty. it ia Ln opportllnlty. lfiisettled times are the limes when the real business men mill tilt- rt-lil business get the jump on tilt-lr ctiliipetitorlt. iluy another Typo- wrlit-r. A. hlllnt- Frllser. Halifax. N. S. 6601-11-2lMlI.
°"i`llt- Annual lltgh Tea at St. JOI-
t-pll`s (`ollvt-llt will be held in their iitlll on \\'t-tlllcstlay _ and Thursday. .\'tl\-olliller tht- twenty-fifth and twenty-
slxtll. Besides the tea ,there wig`\\o ilt- an Apron Tatiie.reft‘as\iment Nils, Vniltly lltitll, Oyster Table and Variety 'rni»lt». 'rite l.engne et lite ci-an mlm will givt- some of their cholceaf. misp- tlnns during the Tea. All donltwnh gratefully rpceivatl at St. lolggfl Convent. 858%-11,-1 _XL
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