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A 0 solution
1 Permission oi Germany
For Polish Troops to Land at the Port » 0i Dllllzig
_tSp¢cinl_to tho Gullrdlnn)
COPENilAiGE'N,' March 29. -- The
German government at Weimar nn, received from the Allied hish corn- rniuld it demand for permission for Pollsh troops to land at Danzig and to march .through German territory to Poland. According to a despatch re. served' b‘or'n,i'_ti1_t_i!i Weimar th, Allied note to Gorlnimy. demanding that Polish troepg be allowed to land at music. declared that roman hy eer- tnany would bg regarded ns it breach_ at the armistice. The German govern- ment replied that it could not take the responsibility for permitting the Poles to lend nt Danzig but was prepared to facilitate a landing at Stettin. Koenigs- burg, Memel of Llbau.
itolynorv, lvlrtroh 29.~ne,iiidi-r nor- respondent says he learns that thel American peace delegates :ire prepared i to agree witll the British delegates on; their views concerning the Polish cor-f rldor to Dzlntzig.
Germoil Bolshevists
Arrested in Paris
l
..PAl'i.l'B, March 29.-Two Germans named Eli Markenstein and Aaron Sicgot were arrested when tllcy alight- 1 pd from a. Metz tliaill in Paris on Tues- day. lt. became known today they had llo tickets but carried passports from Berlin. The authorities believe that the Germans are Bolshirikl agents and Priollet was appointed to conduct an investigation. The Germalls arc now in tho Sante prison.
Anlnestyto Rebels
(Special to The Guardian) CAPE TOWN, March 29.-The Union Assembly today passed the second reading ot the bill granting au nm- nesty to the participants in the rc- bellion when the ws-r broke out in 1914. `
I
German Financial i
. Delegates to Cooler
PARIS, March 30.- The German
financial delegates will meet with the representatives ot the Supremo Economic Council sometime durinn this week'nt Compiegne about forty miles northwest of Paris.
Germans Showing
Their Teeth
_.._.-
PARIS, _ltdarch 30.--A rumour was
in circulation here lost night that, the inter-Allied Mission at Danzig had been interned. This morninx's ncws- papers, how'-ever, declare that no con- ilritiation oi' thrls rumour had been re- ceived in French oilicinl quarters, uc- corillng to the Parls.edition of the iaiidon Daily Mail. A telegram re- ceived at the French foreign oillce rc~ Ported serious disorders by pan-Geo mans. The demonstrations ure de- clared to ‘have been directed at the inter-Allied Mission although no hos- tile action was taken against lt. The mission is reported to have been vir- tually stopped ‘from functioning, its: work being hampered and it boinll IH' oiated from the palace.
CONDENSED SPECIALS
HOUSE TDLIT.-'I-BW|B TANTON. *w_Aur:`Q.- at if/in ro wonx on
form, Apply to Harry Essory, Union Ross. _ ._ - - me-s-sonrsivd
oAinvnln*l'¢ANi'rAnv surriin nssor,'prinm',. "moon mir: Bvi- tor"-tso for loo. nor- wrt 40°- Gi1l!'dhn".0Bcs_. 3694-1-Bulnstf.
*_ ni V ¢-_-_----* " °MlLK, MILK, MILK.--GLUTEN
meal produces best results--will
mail circulars -when united f0\‘- .~0'¢rv¢i| Bms. 'A7140-3-29m1wk. ' !`VMlteAl»u in allocate.-sxrna
qulli-ty yellow hsxagon pttlwllb. rub- au- up soon. .por dom. vm” 1°
. ornllvnool
Members oi British Noliilit Who Severed With
‘Canadian Division
_ ._,,l ' ' _ ' . __,_` __
f , _ _-,_ _ - _- ___ _ _ +_ __
PEERAGE
__;,
the German Army . I inthe War
._..*_
(Special to the Guardian)
A_l_-_1_?ND0r;f_, Maron co.-The onlie or and 1:15; En the Duke of Cumberland _he _mes WUI Taste who adhered to
my dllfillg the vmr have been
dilbrived of their British peerage, by a Klng's Order-in-Council. The Duke Uf Albany who is a. cousin of King Gwrte und the Duke of Cumberland is cousin ot the late King Edward, botb. served with the German forces for si port at least of the inte Wm, Each mnn was rt Royal Duke of Great Britian. _
Both Were British born. The Duke
°f A-Wally served the Kaiser under the title of Prince, Charles Edward or S“x9‘C°l'b“l’8 and Gotha. and the Duke of Cumberland as the Duke of Bruns- wick ‘and Lunenbuurg, Both Dukes had courtesy commands in the Rhen- isll army, the Duke of Albany being a lull gcrlcral prior to tho war. the Duke of Albany took precetlcllco over tht Duke oi' Connaught. Tile Archbishop of Crlllterbllry and the Lord Chancel- lor hclli three and Duke of Cllalnber- land two British peernges each, with hereditary seats ill the House Lords. Vlcount Tunic is itnlcmber o ilu ancient Irish family. He was living ill Siberia at' the outbreak of the wzlr and fought with the Austrian army a..
a Oaptain. _
. .
Oi Occupation Possible
LONDON, March 30.-The diillcult
employment conditions _ill Canada were last'weck reflected ill the eager response made by the soldiers on th continent to tho call by the military polite to act for one year in their own residential urea in Canada. ln- quiry showed liow many Canadians there were who llllrl llo`imrl.lcrliute business prospects before them on their return to Canada. This and similar experience are suggesting whether e Canadian not be provided in the Army ot Oc cupatinu in Germany. Churchill’s recruiting scheme is only producing between six and seven hundred men per day despite the fact that thc British Soldiers’ pay has been doubled. Something like 300,000 men are need- ed for the Army of Occupation on the Western Front alone. A Canadian ginger assures me tllut there arc many Canadians who would be glad to stay in the army for the deilrlito period of one year it n Canadian Div- ision is formed, The mon would bil given immediate leavo to soo their wives and childrorl and arrange their business affairs in Canada. The mat- ter is being brought to Mr. Church- ill's attention.
SOON WILL FORECAST
THE KIND OF WINTERB
,_._-»- _
i TORONTO, March 28.--"It is rl
'most oomplexing situation, and
not go beyond saying that we will
wllatever we nlny be able to do about
local' observatory.
CONAN UJYLE SURE
Says |t's Proved B°yond Shadow of a
Doubt. '
LONDON, March 28.-Sir Conan
Doyle, wllo had announced his faith in spirit lite, possesses letters which llc claillls “prove the survival und i-olllmunion with the dead beyond tho shadow of ll “doubt."
A representative of the Drlily
Mall exullilllcrl those papers nt. Sir Conlln's home and found them tr
sash- ilppsd in _error und most coli at discount. Apply 00"”
in gpm' _ me-a-lolrif.
whiln we hope for a. solution, I can
likely he able to soon fore-.cast what kind ofa winter we are- going to have
other seasolls," declared Sir Frederick Stupart, thc “weather man” nt til-,.
OF SPIRIT WORLD
. A
.BV FRANCE
` Treatvoi .Paris
. _-s-_
(Special to The Guardian)
PARLS, March 29.-In laying ber
claims before the council of four today. France’ asked tlrst of all that
__bar boundaries as ilxed by the treaty ‘of Paris, May 30, 1814, be restored to her, together with the Sarre Basin in the Rhino province, on the left bank of the Rhine. dat was stipulated the Germans should not bo permitted to establish fortifications, occupy the territory with armed forces, nor con- trol the railways on the Alsace-Lon raine line. It was demanded that the Rhine should be the natural troll- tior of France 'in the Rhine province. Ou the left_ba.nk ot the Rhine it was stipulated the Germans should have ‘only the political autonomy. Thus the Rhine would serve Franco as :l natural frontier.
(Special to 'The Guardian)
f
of BERNE, March 29.-Roulnallinni wig '
troops intlicted a. crushing defeat on; The Boysyletfisis me muldug ,I Strong
Bolshevik forces along the left bank
_ of the Dniestor, near' Javilasks (Bes-
i\arabia,) it was announced in an of-
_ticlxll despatch i`l“o'm Bucharest today. l`l\’enr Tiraspol the Roumanlans iluvc established contact with the Frcrlcll.
Bolsheviks Are
for the Allies at Odessa is still crit- ical, accordillg to the lust advices from that region, A Russian soviet collllnuniqlle oi’ March 25 declared that the vanguard of the Bolsheviki forces were close upon the suburbs of the city.
' ' I i ht
DMS on m g _ (Speciat to _The Guardian)
100 Passenger
(Special to Tho Guardian)
ing to the Daily News, of a. Tarrani super-triplnne. The machine is cap able of carrying more than a hundred passengers. The speed will be from
_‘i0 to 100 miles an hour.
, Eachenl_ New Argyle, P. E. l. May Put All End
on Apfll 4.
mn, who nlso died in nctlve service.
1 0 o noisunvlsrs
- .___ | _.___
y Regarding liar Bnniidari¢niSuocossiul.OiiensiveinUrals
___ , _ ___ .
Aslis I 'Eliot They be_Whole' Army Enclosed 1 As By The and Much Booty
supplies estimated at 20,000 tolls have
Pressing- Odessa _ _
Ei PARIS, blarcrljt;-The situationu
I
_ confer wltlftlle Allies at noon today"
equipped with the fullest instructions
SYONDON’ March 29'_Avtrml night i)lVatEli.?1ct(;1eemlan ilnnnclfll conllulasion-
W take place “ext monm' accord' will be given questions of consider-
O
" I . nl n d economic Questions
l]~1lhli.::1liiwil1I;ltart immediately on the
'__' arrival of the commission and will
l OTTAWA’ lggrch 29‘°'An?°“€ th" leal directly to genuinely political ue- ;3eu€°e;;e‘B°g_ne_:°da;__;?r°_ gl°dN’i~_' _gotiations with which the .peace coni-
' ‘ ry cm' ' C i mission will deal.
Toronto Adopts '
'l`o Labor Unrest Rjljljlal
LONDON, liillrcll 29.--The com- f.`i1ur`<:b today issued a proclnlllation to
lllittou tlppoillictl by the ill<lustl'l'll ` Cgnfergncg gummglled by 1"rgmiL-l- ll) l\.ll“ll Oil i.Ilt‘il‘ CiOL'kS iii 11 i).Ill. S\ll1_- lfloyd George in February lust to ‘@1152 and 1lll0iJi- U18 llilyiiglli- Hiwinlé consider the causes of labor ullrcs: lime. as it is I0 be H960 by U19 Cim- .lnd to enquire illto the question ot' fldilin Rflilwiiyfl-
l»».-urs and wngos has completed its
`-eport, \'Ilirrl will l ubnlttcll i ‘ ' hnother ‘meeting ofmtll; clonferencii
The committee consisted 'of .$0 BUENOS _“RES March 30__TAl,
representntives “T the pmpioyefs goncrzil uprising in Forlllosi-l` Provlllcci “nd 30 "°l“'ese”mU"°5 of me Trade is reported, lllltl it is said that one Unions' Th" funn” contain” a 'rille llrlil sacked tile fort of Yunlla. .whole series of far-reaching recom- Killing the garrison of two nomcom. 1 "‘°nd°'i°““ mi improving th¢_f°n`-‘ lllissionotl olllccrs and fifteen soldiers. ditionn of the workers and thc l‘e~‘The indians (._Smped_ “king ho,,,e,,_ l“u°"-5 be"w°""n @mpl"y‘"`B ‘md em" munitions ilnii supplies from thc fort. ploycefh H is "aid t° have been H According to il report national troops adopted, which is collsidcrcd n fa- are being hurried no the province
consist of letters from corresponw vorahle uuirury for the DI‘09@l‘\'&~ whe,-0 many- ,mnlelnengg am said to . - _ _ -
nts relating their experiences with tion of industrial peace in the fu- have been mtacked hy 0m|aw,,_ resignation of Willinnl Cllrrit- nlld l»_\' _.._.__--_.___
P medium h°' had fecommendvd "0 ture' ` . 3' vm” of me HWS” m expel M”`°'3"`; illto but pcrsonzllly l wnllliln't put
thorn' All these correspondents,-| The committees l-cconlmendstions ' _ urr y, .- < g _" _ 5
who live in different. ports of. thc deal not only wit_li__hou_l;s and waecs, CANALS COST $104,073,439 The foster govornlnellfs term is not Dismmion of tho __$._,__mtM Wm M' THE “_E`TnER
~ - b so with co itio of em oy- E . _ 1 s rl- to o to _ » ~ _ . , . ,_= ' ".
t have lost. neal relatives or ut 8 H P SWG °°NFEU'ERAT|°N V00 UU! hill ii* lm" il iz _ contlnllcil Iiiondny ulroll tilt llousc rt _ ,_rE_N[PW_RAT_n_nE_
coun ry. » _
dear friends in the wer, und out of mehlt, lncasllrcs for pl'0V6n¢ii`lK Un' ___.' ° the country immediately after tho pri- gmm_B_ _ 28 attempts io conlmunlcatg with ielnDi0YI’1\€lli-. f0l' the maintenance of OTTAWA, March 29-A return tab- sent session und an excitable S‘2SSii-“I Ol-gilllizntioli oi" tllc new Hotlltli 1).- rIDE~ TVIOON, EIU.
d only two were inilurediworkins people during unemploy- led in tha Commons today gives the or tho legislature is a prelndo to that m,,m,.n, Wm N, ,.ff,.,_,,.d 500,, 4,, Q,,_l
these don . i »
gif (mmm nnid; _ llnont and the establishment of ma- total expense on lilo canals of the action. nliling lnginlntitm can lin put tllrouirl' ' llc attended fqlr ilittlltgs_ or se- cllinery- °r the improvement of ex- Dominion since Confederation at $104,-_ Whnn civil service its.-ms in connect UN, u_,,,.,,._ H is ymm.,,hm,1(. u s,,m,._
donno, and three were completely isting machinery for ncsnniotlon and 073. 439. The revenue dufhls thener- ion' with tho rurtonis rom-» miller con- ,,,,, ,,,,,.,f,,,i,, Wm ,,,_. ,.,,,,,,,,d ,,, om.. succt.-ssful. Oil each occasion tho`|1§l‘oenlont. iod amounted to $17,080,139. The Wei gidnpntlon Capt [tend ffnnic to thc hm me ,NPL of puhm. “emu 'Wm lrlediunl was the same'-a woman l"0l‘ U10 Purpose of conducting land canal has been the greatest rev- front, 1-ic expressed grave doubts as he looked arm, by one of the present known n, Mrs. B----, ilhd in the further investigations oi' keepin.: onus producer. 'The earnings credited to the value of Civil Service asapro- myniswm probgmy R0“.€,n_ who ,S in successful sittings she reveals triv. matters affecting the industrial situ- to it being $5,212,308, while the Lac (enum, "when a man enters the (`i\'- phafge of th(-, hm, nr, r_1-l, Bryce, nt 10.17 and tomorrow at 1o.S5g it |95 “M Urlvaili mnmy' r°mmi'°e"` atm" "nd" continuous review "nd “mc cfmal “olds Bemnd Place with “ il S9l'VlCo MF “mbm°“ I5* “Um”-V Mm Medical Sllpcrilltvlltlcni of lmlnigrat- will he high tonfdlit nt 10.48- and to-
ilotb Sir Conan ami Lady Doylv 07 furnishing the Govrfrunlent wltl total revrnnr- since Confederation 01 Capt. Read. "His career is finished. mn_fm.m,,,h(.£d of nm 0,,m,y,, H(.,,|¢|, mor,-ow M 11_34_
1. st rte moon Monday Mitch
ENTRAPPED
Taken
""E"'.
i (3PB¢il‘\ 10 Tne Guardian)
OMSK, March 29.-The offensive
from the Urals has proved to bo a
great success, tho whole front having l advanced roughly titty miles. The rem- t
nauts of the Boishevists fifth army me now entrapped, between Ufa and Chis- ma and are endeavorlng to torcr: il passage westward.
In the North the Russian forces
marching west from Okellsk are as- tride the Fiatak Perm railway and many ot the enemy are cut off. Unfor- tunately the country is heavily wood~ ed both in this district and in the neighborhood ot Ufa, according nb- undant cover for the retreating Bol- shevists and rnaldrlg operations
, against them difficult. j Warnell by their experience at Perm 'the Bolsllevists withdrew much of
| their material before the railways in I
their rear were occupied. Despite this
been captured The prisoners so idl
` excoed 4000 and `lrlany`uro not _
brought ill. Great numbers of the cn- cm-y were killed ill the Sarapol sec-
iresistunco but are being forced back., Practically, indeed, there is no loop-` hole by which the retreating Bolshev-
ists can escape.
i lt is believed that their whole fifth iurnly is enclosed. Success it-l reported 'I' from all points on the'llral front zlllil
tlreré is every prospect that the tenth' army ill the Perm region will also be -_ destroyed.
Commission Conler
With the Allies on Import- ( ant Economic Questions
BERLIN. Mnrcll 29.--The Gcrrmll
ilnaucisl commission left Weimar to
and powers. The press is convinced
ot the entente invitation
lable importance to work upon a:l'l| that it will be regarded as zl rcirlllilf and permanent financial and political -ronncction link between the economic ‘ council and the German pcaco delega- lion. It is anticipated that important
Tl
TORONTO, March Z9. - MHYOT
the citizens ul’ Torullto risking tllclll
1’
I U-BOAT S
..._-_
1--_
Ne__xt Month and Will
Visit Various Ports s
WASHINGTON, Marc 29.-Five sur-
submrtrine tondor Bushnell. '
erican waters late in April and will
is Guaranteed
BASLE SWITZERLAYD Nlarcll Z9
cies of civil service and the lunllllt.-r in which prollibltioll has llifitilliflvi the llunlllcr of' illicit stills in Cilnailzl.
the West. There were also quite :l number in New Brunswick and _\'.'lv;l Scotia. `
ea .
had no report of any
ion law was shalnefully violated ill Cape Breton. He knew of places
whiskey trickled up from the baso- lnnut to the hotel bars.
Mr. Sinclair. Guyaboro, sslill every
time Provinces carried liquor and ,rut
went dry and yet tho .Ylilllstcr of
for violntion`of the law.
who have served ovcrsefls in Cltllndlall or British military or nnvfil t'nr.~»~~=
appointed to all positions in t e o sitio or iusirio branches of this clvl
priority to all other nppllcnllt~. lh.i
limitf-il pcrioii sulllciullt to 1\i'."I~. tllclr present. earnlni: power' 'fl \\'l\<'-
A l terezs-ting report colllillg fr- --
/
clll 1 ull 1-iorrl
SITUATION
Manned. ily American Crews' A000108 T0 B0 5000115 Coming to America General Allenby Sends.
a Note oi Sterrl ,Warning
.__-._
(swam to The Quardlan) ` CAIRO, Egypt, Mnrcll 29.--General‘
'l‘. H. Allonbury, the new conlmzlnder-
ondered German submarines will i"'°hl°f Oi Egypt, told n giitllrerillg of
E tis notables today that llc
cave England tomorrow for tho Ulll- gy” “
A .can would bo forced to employ rl<~.lir:- re-
ed States, manned by men' crews and convoyed by the American Pressio" to restore order 1" Lgym'
He said that it had been “found im
@-
(Spccial to the Guariliall) _
--Thr, llilnguriull Soviht 'ulltbol-itlcsl
rave tloolilrod tile-lllsclves ready tor _______
_ir__tHl_rantec_ t_ilo` sole ilciinltlire of ill_l~' (speciah to The Gua__d__-En)
ell missions, notably tile Plencl LO_\:DON_ March 29__R__um__\e_m___
éccurdmg to D' report Yecaived her' that C:ll1:nlll hrl-s stifled an :lgro-elliollt mm Budapest' c-it-.biislllllg ll credit with Ii.uuill'lnl.l
. U -’ lzl or<l»;l‘ Lil-.lt thc luttiel' luily purcllii:
P I t l N !l‘~lll "rlll1ltl;l, r,»s.st~ntizll lllaltcritlls anal
0 E lrlftllllitlctulwes lor reconstruction worli.
lt is understood Callntiil will supply
\_ill_ll:lilirl‘;_; rrltll sood ;-'irlill :llld avrl
* A
_ t uitu:.ll llnplt-ments.
(From our own Col~rcspon<i|\llt ' “'~“""”_'_'-*'°~
orratva. Mor. ao.-with nayllgln 0 M A C
szlviilg out of the way ,notlling lllorv ° ° \ ° '
troublesome appeared Frliluy lliglli to B R ' 6 bother the llouso thull tho insuificivzl- e
(Specizli to The Guardian)
i.ONI)()N, .\I:il‘cil 29.---Il. is illIicilll»
Dr. Reid told tile House the llulllbol' ly anlloullccd tllllt tllu urtlly council
of illicit stills hadillcrcasedlllnllytillirr-1 llzls tic-ciilcfl that Queen M:lry's nrlrly sincc prohibition became law but thi- lllilitary corps which did such splen- greatest incrcasc was ill Ontario illill did \\'0l'k d\\1`iHl§ 1110 “"»U' Sl\011ld be
lllailltzlilllzil :ls port oi’ thc ilftcr-tllo-
walr_ llrllly ol'i;:lllizzlLlorl_
.."“;.“’..l.‘;. i'...?'.fil;'.;i“i1.§Z§‘“i.2 imperial Preference
D. D. Mckenzie said the nrohihll-
(Associated Press.)
where zl bonded warehouse was situnt- L0NDON_ March 29__And_,ew Bom” od ln the basements of the hotels Law leader or the government in the and in “me mY“i°r1°“’ fashion the House of Commons, made al statement
today on the ilslgzll policy of the Gov- ernment in reply to a motion by Mr Newmilll. llc said tllllt the prosper-
tmm i‘*‘“'ml§ Montreal fm' me MM" ity of thc coulltry tlopclltl-vi llpoll in
l:re.lse:l production. The Govern-
thcro had been no prosecutions. lilqucr memiy efforts would 1),. dh._._(.l€__.l L.) had 13090 ZOUIET i0 “Ie M"m‘“" fr'-millg rl polivynll illzlt ll:lsi.=.. lrilpcx' l’I`0Vllli`9S (W0-I` Sli1"0 NCW B|'““S“"i 'V lzll pl'l\f<:ri\lli-ri woultl iw t‘..'ll‘;`it‘tl illit :li
tho earliest possible lllolllcllt . Til-‘
JuSiiCe made ilo Hiielfliif i0 D1‘0S0C“i‘f (`llllllce'!lnl‘ of tho Exob.‘qucl~ was con-
sidering how to give cileci, _io it in the
A. E. FriDl>~ M‘ P' Otmwm h” budlrct. There would be no hesitat-
ifiven notice of a resolution in till" lon in announcing the gerlerlllflscalpol House to the effect ihflf 1111 Def-°»°U~" icy of tllo` Government. whenever it
,s
wan possible to decide bow it could b .alrrlol out Tile olovtioll dcclflratlon
are entitled to bo placed in ns. ttavwl of Mr, lrlvlytl Georitc would he fulfilled
I
Uosi‘*on financially nfl l»<~.l'i-rv t‘.‘..~ \\'-'ir ill 'li-‘ T--t'.l:~ and 1=i\irit.Il\ii i-lo ir0‘\'<‘T1i lie expects this to bu lions lu- ;l\»~»'» ~l~--rv i~.l1::»t .-urls!-lor tl:o brat pe:~lnn:l»
mon being reinstated ln their Torino" ill sfflitfm for the country. An ant
pggitiqnn by employers; by their belnfz flllulpinr; bill had been tlrsftod. but
ll ut had not _vet boon oxarnirlcd by the gir-
tmilnlcnt .\ll‘ Dollar Lan' pl'olniso‘
service of (Tllllrltln ii' lltlstst-.<';;wl of Liv' tll.'lt tllti i;o\‘f‘l‘llulcllt would zlrrivl- at ;l necessary quilllticiltioll witllollt p'\s-=- .ll-<~Tsif.ll .ls .-looll as poxisilllo, liild ilifl'
mg an academic exumimiiltm nnli wi -:rl :trlllollnvclllcellt would be maiden pro
~ - ' ' .' its
lllpty thurctl l~.
they Shan bp given an mmuirv fm- it The Government lcalile-r l'ofcl`rcrlt'
- . .--< tho /list-lissffln ill filo t`lll'ltiiall Puri'
:ll~ili. ulvlll l`:vll;lrlu'- sllrlr-~ En tllo 1
t i\'fi ' "lr\tlilllt" illlfi tht' A- tln,'i'-Prillio 1\Il|li.-s
it was before ‘enllstlllen pr' ‘: » i -_ _ _ __ su-~h Power has been lessened by ‘"5 d"`°1a"m0nS» mat; the) coudlmll injury received in the “.m._ L(.giB|ay|,,., on liritnill treatllli; tl€_ln gcnoro ls y
llc -mid tllnt that spirit was worth
to provide for the cllullges. he sumxcsi- » ~' ' _
1 qwy "loro illclll :lily Fiscal policy to :l n'|t
od to have cnzlctilll nt tio pro. . --
session hm' A ‘___ ...._ .\ir. l.:l\v's statenlcllt was great-rl
' ~ with iollri cllorirs
high political uuthomy Saturday .D Tl Govorlllllcni lclldcr rollteudo
that New Bl-ullswiclc will llzlvo 11 pl l- I0 _
~ ill illr- vollrso ni' llll lll'ir\lllli‘llt llc tltivnil
t -,~' bil early " '
rim; llgenirm LllMl[::ll)rora)Z'(,i_.,. ,- cull ill i':lvo~‘ ill iariiis that tilt' lllni.l n lluc. rcaiv do rl l‘ -' 'Fit _
' . _ .ml ~ t l utr-r-.~t in the countrv
vacancies in um r(`DmS0n'm“m ‘rf it-ii; l\‘i1§i‘i (iinrvtis Pip llli['iit iw asko that provini-i~, rnllsod bv death. by “ "` " `
M a Baxter Jones rind Smith dn in H
They are ernpected to arrive in Am- D°.sslbl° 1? restore order in Egypt by
defensive measures. Tile policy' of repression, the General admitted,
v 0- Gaumaign people and be asked the Egyptinlls ` . ' . to devise measures to uchieve the de-
"" sired result with a lniniinuln of suf-
fering Ile concluded with this warn
ing: “Il intend to do my duty, it ie for
you to do youre." 4
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Clllili I . -I VOLUNTEERS
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The O. S. Wants 50,000
For Service Elllistment For Three Years .
(special to Tho Guardian)
Waslrlrtorort, Maron _la-An tm
mediate call for 50,000 Volunteer! for service in Europe has been 'prepared by the war department and probably will be published tomorrow. .As an in- centive to enlistment the men will be otrered early duty in France as L ‘re liet for the men in the expoditionarv forces who wish to return homo. En- llstment in this special roms will no for three years. '
The men will bs_eoncUnimtM st
CMU-D Mead, Maryland and probably will be sent Ovorlull ll 00313139!-ll-k ' lo.ooo strong.
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lA German Order lie , Foreign Securities I
_ (Special to The Guardian) I BERLLN, March 29.--All foreiin lr. i I-"rest bearing soourieties excerpt Aut- i triarl. Hungarian, Bulgrtrtan, Tur)i.ir.!-. . rllltl Rn::siun in the possession -.f
iG~“l'mun residents of Germany mt-f the :surrendered to the banks of tl'.» 1 Government from A/pril 2 to 12. in l; " iler to help pay for food delivered lf.- Gcrnnany.
According to it decree of Dr. sr:-.-
itior, the Minister of finance published today the list includes American rl' _ road stocks, stool trust obligations. land New York City loans The price paid will be the local stock exchange rat on December 30, 1918, or the llourost iltllacellt date, if the stocks were unlisted on that day. Exempt- ions are possible in the cuss of resid- r-nts who can prove their securities :ll-o offset by debts owed abroad. He- qucsts for exemption must be tiled be fore May 31, 1919.
Hungarian Government `
' i Fighting Bolsllcviki
(Special to the Gusrdiln)
LONDON, March 29.-The NOW
York Times has rsolivod from hikh authority a report tho! tht now Hungarian government has dolili'se_ it Bolshevist war against Sebefia Ind _ the surrounding countries and that' it i has opened its frontier toward Biinils i Slrirmilibing between French Inn | Hungarian detachmonts has token ` alloc :lt Slegodin in South Hungry.
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The Northland
Due Shortly
(Special to Tho Guardian) I l..o.\'no.\'. Moron ze.-'rho North- , line -sited from Liverpool tor will i°‘li or. 'l'hll:'sllrl._v with twelve otlilr- i -“xr ,ond sci’ me-ri from Kimmel camp, § 26 oth-ers and 740 men 0_1 the Sit: ; Army Brigade Field Artillery. under 1 Colonel J. C. stewart, and ‘two nurs- _ ilu; sisters and 'I5 mon from Boston
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by lollor how it would be possible t .
. lllaintrlln hlfth waves it cotton ¢0°ti~\
I "r‘nl .lrlrinn wrarcr put. out into the nir- ._ ‘f “S ct fl luiror Drive than British ludr. '~.~'.'ll'tl.f:'er- must my for cotton. lr. ~.~».-lr. ridiculous to suppose that the old j conditions would continue. For instnu _ ro. rl prcfcrerloe on sulzar would anon mollsly affect the Emplrefn product- iul of sui:'lr.
"- “lt is not too mucll to say that we . would not have gained victory butfor
-I thc hclp oi' the dominions." said kr.
i.:lw. "Therefore," he oontinuzd, "suv lllf.-.nsuro increasing the productive power ond manpower of the dominion!
- isn "nod thing for Britain as wall nv. , the Empire."
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The lowest temperature rscorlbd
Saturday nigdlt was 34 and' at 9 otgibk _vt-sicrdny morning 36. The hig '_ht. yestord-sy ws, 41 and at 9 o’clock 'list flight 36. ‘~ 'rho tide will he high this morals;
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are fully convinced that they have advice upon thenl. the/ ooinmittoc_;2_345,4o5_ in |-e_¢,emy_eMs no revenue he commits __c0n0.m,c H“i(,m(__By m.,,`,_ _mmrtment ‘__ m__nn_mF__` _.or deputy R mm __ _
Irlctilully communicated with their recommends tho establisllment. of -lllias been collected from canals in agenda the people how- boon pcrsllafl- mtm_,,¢,,r_ W, Wm ,,,,,|,,,y,|_\. |,,. ,,,,,,,~,;,._ 24th_ »
. lporlllltnent lnilustritll rollnrll. cllllso of tho nholitiorl of tho tolls. (od Civil Service- was rlosirnhlc to get ,NL _ 3(-,,w mmm. Mom” Mum Msn
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