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THE CHARLHTTETOW G ARDI S

_ IVICQINIING CAHI-Y

li‘T‘i'.'i.'»'}'<'i3`§»l 'T="v"-'3-‘T§`i'ti!T|vi nn. cuARi.o'r'rsrowN CANADA wsDN DAY AN R ' *B-°°T"°"'°°' ‘°°"'°'°‘" "‘°““"°‘ A T it

7 _ g . _ ES .T UA Y 24 1917 lease ne. vm tmuaai in Auvnnu in c¢n¢¢_|g_¢»u|_§a.oo_f_%l__Ai____

THE ci\ND|DiuuiiE DEBATE on ADDRESS Nor nuns Furs IN D0jn:_ii_E_s_1Eii,DUE., T iiEsuuED in PiuiuAuEni in w|LsDN'sPEAcE

Liberal Candidate 0pposin Sevi ne ’.s

_Election Under Laurier’sgEndorgsatTon has Unmasked His~Chiei and Opened the Eyes 'oi Canadians as to What Laurier’s "Solid Quebec” Means.

0'I’i`AfW\A, Jan. 23.-The Ottawa pretended to support the signing

Journal-Press says:- Tthe cards “as n. good citizen who be- “Wlien the issue is one of life or_lleve-d that the men in power must g

death, it is difficult to bring tolvei-n," Agnin Sir wimm is rem. bear on an analysis of Lucien Can- sented as voting for the \var credit uon’s speech in Dorchester county merely liecuiise they werr- recc-mme that comD09“"€’ befitting to u judicial ded by the (lovcriiment 01' inn r|ny_ airgilniem- There must be tens of! “But the surest indleatioii that S tliousruids of Cantidinns who. when \Vlll‘rid approved ni' the f-nniiinniin they read the atrocious utterances of of this nian (‘nnnon, is that lic- did

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this folic-w who represc-nts himself nsluol tell him, as he ought to have speaking "us n. Liberal" l'or the Llliei-». done, flint ie- attempt to lnmdirgnp al party and with the endorsntion ol|tl|e (lovcrnmcnt in such a serious cri-' Sir Wilfrid Laurier, wished they .sis as the present by ii tfaiupaign ,,n,.h could have the opportunity ol' .~ilappiin;‘:1s be knew Cannon woniii ,.m._.y _,___

his face. _

“liuudrt-.ds of thousands of 'us

have sons, or brothers, or liusliantls, at the front; hundreds ol' tliousnnds

ol' us are living in tlrcnd ut. the slio<~lt~iurn au_v other uieuihers of the Lili

ing news of harm to tliein that the

Twould br: both unputriotir' and harm- _ful to tho stntc. | _Sir Wilfrid Lauri(-.r is wcleoine tc his precious candidate. and ii` there

f.-ral party who are prepared to swat

cables may even at this iiionic-nt iic,low for selfish gain surh nauscous

ri1rryiug"hundreds of thousands of us

moulhfuls as Lucien Cannon is giving

are mourning the loss of dear reln» them in plenty, we wish them jc-y.

tives, dear friends; hundreds of thous-

"There are men in the Borden (‘.a-

unds ot' us are bemoaning the grey blue; who want to cut the head off the

hairs and the years they signify which alone prevent our participating in this. the greatest conflict for right and jus- tice that our race has ever fought in. lt is, then, asking altogether too much that we should regard with compla- cency such sniveling vaporlngs, such mean and contemptible reflections, as those which the Laurier candidate for ii seat in Parliament is seeing fit to perpetrate' on an ignc-rant and credu- lous community. _

“And yet we have, after all, some

reason for thankfulness. We have l'or instance to thank Lucien Can- non for lifting a veil that might have continued to hide u cankerlng sore in the body politic. We might, perhaps, have been misled by the liigli-sounding patriotic phrases of a ltowell in Ontario, or of even a Lau- rier in Quebec, ~iu»to a -belief' that is <-hangs in -the Dominion Government would not be li. menace to the conduct of Cunada’s share in the war. The very frankness of Lucien Cannon has saved us from this mistake.

“The feilcw ls, to an unusual de-

gree, the special candidate of Sir Wilfrid Laurier. He says so him self, for did he not obtain a confer- encn with the Liberal lender, and after explaining to Sir Wilfrid that pooplo in the country of Dorchester wanted him tc- run against the new Cabinet Minister, did not Sir Wilfrid. when asked what should be done, say: "Do what the people of the country want, for we. the Liberals. have the principles of Democracy." Was (ian- uon wrong in interpreting this Lau- rierism as “Go-~,to it, with my bless mg_,.

“At this conference it is too much

to believe that Cannon did not dis- cuss with the' chief of his party the line of policy he was going to :ide-pt. And it surely is not going too far to assume that Sir `Wilfrld gave him some lead, for ws llnd Can- non explaining to the electors that Laurier had "disapproved of the Na- tional Service scheme" and had only

_French-Canadian race," says Cannon, ,HOW M_l`~ S€V1gny in himself is the most effective answer to this slander.. but we cannot imagine a better way of reducing French-Canadian ,influence in the Borden Cabinet than fc-r the electors of Dorcheste'i° to refuse to endorse the elevation oi’ Mi~. Sevigny £0 the BOI‘ll6~n Cabinet. If the Frencli-Canadians are cc-intent with two, instead -of three, oi’ their compa- triots in the Borden Cabinet. we don't know why anybody else should com-

plain.

“Cannon's deliberate misrepresenta-

tion of the objects of the National _Service registration: his emphatic declaration that it means nothing but the conscription of which many Dec-ole particularly in Quebec have a horror; his suggestion' that -“millions upon millions have been squandered" and that it is because of theft by the . men in power that the \var taxes have become necessary; his' insinuation that in some way Mr. Sevigny, as Mi nistey of lnlaud Revenue, will himself bc the bcnellciar of the tax on the sick wil`e’s nicdk.-True-these need only to he referred to fora r.-ne’s gorge- tc rise.

“llul, on Caunon‘s own invitation ici

us “turn to what has lmppeiictl ii England," let us sec how England at the very outset spurned ilie devilish _German suggestion thai, in returr for Eugland‘s quietude. French ports would be saved from boinbard ment though her interior territories and her colonies were torn to pieces .how England iniinedintely sent thc _ .only arniy,slie__@i tc- help and holy 1

tremendously in the sT_v_i__i_1__g of Paris how the British fleet iss ke-pt . tht French -ports open and her people from starvation, lio\v British bloc-d has flown like water for France on the fields of France-yes, let us “turn to England" and see how her people the most democratic onthe face of the earth. to do all this and inorc.-, volun-

tarllyndopterl the conscrlpilon that

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England?" Asks

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Answer " N0.”

dats in Dorchester, Mr. Cannon,

:E audience, "Are we going to ruin ,C

.. U It dem in the wot-in, including that

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THE MASK [IFF LAUHIERISNT

Specially Approved by Sir Wilfrid rt Lanrler, and Himself 'ihnndsrs the

(orrAwA .iounNA|..i <

The mask is off nn‘|c~ng the Lauriorltics of Quebec. Their candi-

ders the answer “Noi” And so he ansv,'ers,liis own rank falsehood.

0 put under the guise ot a query by a spurt ot’ racial venom. F01' it

0 is not for England' that Canada fights. lt is for Canada, and for _fha

British Umpire. including ourselves, and for France, and f0l‘ fe?

4. in Dorchester merely concentrates in two sentences all the scoun- 0 0 drelly misrepresentation, the miserable selfishness and the speclous ii o -poison which have paralyzed Quebec in the war. and which never

pertained in Quebec in consequence of merely the war, but have __ ` leaped out from a -mean racial malice' which had long ronklsd Drs- <»

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linin durselves for Liberal Candidate it

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announced himself as specially up- fl

< Droved by Sir Wilfrid Laurier. and proclaiming Sir Wilfrid to he an ‘ opponent of National Service. thunders out- to a French-Canadian <»

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ourselves for England?" and thun-

of Quebec. This Laurier candidate

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'And so in Canada we have Sir Wllfrldbltltllug to be put into El

power -by the aid of such as this candidate in Dorchester-asking __

:E to be entrusted with the conduct of Canada's effort in the war. when 1:

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"Are wo going to ruin ourselves for Englar¢d7"

" And over-tlfe water, England pours out ber blood for Frunde.

shout to Frenchtianadiansz 4.

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(From our own Correspondent.) OTTAWA, Jan. 23.-The debate on

the address was continued ln the llouse today, Messrs. E. l\l. l\lne<ioii~ aid, ot’ Picton, H. ll. Stevens, of Van- couver, gtud l-lon. Frank Oliver, ol' Edmonton. being the afternoon speak- ers.

There was' nothing noteworthy in

any of the addresses, and nearly all the omtory so fur heard this ses- sion, iu fact. has been oi' the same character. The political leaders on both sides reserving their energy un- til such time as il. is known whether- thcre- will be a general election during the war or nu extension of l"arliu

ment.. '

That. there will be an adjournnient

of thc session in Feliruaiy to allow Sir Robert lioi-d‘en to attend the ini- pcriul Conference in that month, uow appears altogether probable. the Pre- mier having stated lasf night that there was no imniodiate objection to‘ such n course.

STR ROBERT BORDEN REPLIES TO CRITICTE-‘»MS

“When this war broke out anti' liv-

"ol‘¢‘= my r-olleagucs had usseinlila-ii in Ottnwu., I took upon nrvscli' the |'o.<- pousilillity ot' saying to the ltr-ttieli government that Canada would stand with Great Britain in this war, l was ready to stand' or fall by that, and l

the House with an outburst of che ing.

CANADA'S STAND ON PEAC

TERMS

Sir ltoliert, after it detailed' surv

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er- 'ernment as the only one in the over- , , , "'

of Cauada's work in connection with ibility

thc war. came to the war council the Empire and reiterated the s.ta ment, nizuls- repeatedly on the pub

platform, that no peace would' be a

the future. lieparation niust lie ma

te- MR. E. MCDONALD SPEAKS lici

de -Mr. McDonald charged the Govcr

ed' and desolnted. and such gunran- bloody key" in 1i)14,z\.nd again in 1915 tees must be provided as would' en- when appeals to the people had been

sure the world against. uggression

were ofoundlv' interested in such

in contemplated. He suggested that Sir

the future. Neutral natioiis. he snitl, Robert had' sul`l`vred u thaiigc ot' heart‘

n as to the tleslraliility of taking thc

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conclusion, and pc-at-o__\\'ol1lil be use- soldiers’ votes because of his know- less to (lerniuuy liorsell`witlio\1t such ledge oi' the fact that those votes

niiaimitees. MEETS SIR WILFR|D'8 CRlT|lClS

'l‘hr- l'riini~ Mliilslt-r ini-l Sir Wi

would be cast against his administra-

M tion. _

il'- MR. H. H. STEVENS STAGGERS

rid's~ criticism regarding the alleged ' MR- MoDONA\-D

discord' in the Cabinet, llc recalled'

that il was ulithoritalivf-ly said of Sir Mr. li. ll, Stevens, oi' Vancouver \Vilt'rid’s own Cabinet that “they opening his atldrcss. snill ho Woo 1101

i'oug'lii like blazes." An admiui-sti

-in one oi' those who were saying that

tion. he pointetl out. "wus t-:imposed Cilllililn hull 00110 MIUUHTI =lnlT‘ Tha' tif nu-.ii oi' dlfl'erent. teinperuiine-nts, there was ai liniit to the cfemand which lint, he declared. llc had been loyal should lie niude uponthis country. Mr to his colleagues. and he believed his McDonald had spoken ot' thousands o' colleagues had' been loyal to liini. lives. being lost. Did he agree witl‘

am ready to stand or fall-by it now."| T-his declaration by Sir Robert Bor- den, coming at a time when opponents of the Government are stating that Canada should' make- no further sacr-l-- flees in the war. formed one of the' striking ,passages in the Prime l\ilinis~i ter's address' last night. lt was re-l cf-ived on the Conservative side of.

Speaking of the suggestion that he those who claimed that thousands of himself had shown lack ol' decision lives had' been lost because of the

hail displayed no such indication as had firmly stood, and' which he woul( to (‘anada’s course at the beginning not now conde'rnn'.’ Mr. Stevens »de of the present Euiopeaii conflict as tended the work ofthe Canadian mil

and firmness he polutcd out that he Ross rifle, an ami behind which he

had Sir Wilfrid Laurier at the begi ning ot' the South African war.

- itary hospital, pointing out that onli _ 494 Canadian soldiers had died of sick

_-\t`ter referring to the present Gov~ ness in hospital overseas.

as ngit coso o tic uci coas.. "taking these details public at a late ` - ° d h Ad ir lt id th re

"l`l1r.'re are considerations nn-

iional and Canadian. Are we tc- ruin our country i'rom the point of our view of men, and wealth, and everything else for Eiiglliiitl? l say ‘No` without any l\r~siiatiou.'

lin 1.11 pail\ .lie welcome, thrive \\.t‘l

Cannon as u fellow citizen and couu - , - ',nl|n :~f ersniul

tered difficulties this sl earlier than usual that it is imperative

car ferry make tri-weekly trips be

it-iu~.il oi the peat-c ofter said O

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NURTH WEST TURUNTU 'GERNIANS BUAST STNATHR DAVIS RETURNS QTIHSERVATIVE TTT SUN||_NS VITITTTRY tlTTlHiINA, HEAT

_ (Special to the Guardian.) T (Special to the Guardian.) (Special to the Guardian.) T TOl`t()N.TO, Jan. 2Il.»~The liye-clec-I l.()Nl)UN, Jan. 22%.-Poiiildeiice in PRINCE ALBERT. Sask.; Jan. 23.- tiun for the northwest Tc-ronlo seat. in the victory of the Central Pt:-wers was Senator Davis died at 3.30 a. iu. fol the Ontario Legislature, rendered nc-Texpressevl by sfpeakcrs at ii dinner gi- lowing a period of unconsciousnes' 'zessary by tho appointment of Hon. | von in Berlin to the Presidents of the lasting since yesterday afternoon W. D. McPherson to the portfolio ot';’l`eutouic Powers' parliaments. accor- Heart failure was the immediate canst Provincial Secretary resulted yestet'-icliug to n Berlin despatch to Reuters. oi' death. Senator Davis had beet day in the reelection of McPhersc<u| by way of Aiiisterduni. (ihnnccllor ill for several weeks. On Januarj over J. C. Cane, Liberal cantlidat.e,‘Vo,, lsetinnann-i-lollweg and several of 16 he was operated upon and clot c- ’J.V I1 nll1i0tif-y of 1.778, the v0t.<‘ his collcugiics were present. Dr. blood found on the right side of tht standing, McPherson, 4,193; Cane, 2.-_Kzirl llcifl'ericli, German Secretary of brain just under the skull.

305. thc interior, referring to the Ententc’s

ill'

I _ enemies must. learn to understrind that

among us there is nc- military caste

0 . but. ai great national army which des-

ln ,nite ull will hold on and be vit~torious t

- 1 by virtue of the divine :iight _of cxls~ ‘

- - » truce of our pcoplc__un ther incx- _ 1- _

LOI£,§)Tg§'a§a-T; t;3eEXaEde‘?1r;1`;n t0,._Tlia11stlblii strength and readiness fc~r (SP€°'3T ¢° 'Tie Guardian-)

_ 1 _b t ' ‘ k ' ith _i“h___ Snnpiiiceg-_" PARIS, Jan. 23.-There was rathv “D on was Suu am e rem" ( ‘ __________l..._... violent cannonadiug between the Ol'

'if an enemy naval division scattered ,md me Amee last night Elsewhef _‘nd considerably punished in it d_cs- along the from in F_,m___(_ quiet- p_ ."°{'C"iC1ng“§°me‘;t Tl; mg §?rLh ban I 'ailed. ln aerial operations iv

'lerman machines were brought do-'1

by French aviators.

Rowell and Sli- llerliert Ames.

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T00 LATE FOR

Cash must accompany ordei__

itui to ayte maysa e '

.vas a further destroyer eiigagegiicni, ' ` 'titer in the vicinity of Scliouwen antf S mia' to the Guaraian) \ destroyer was struck by a torpedo, ,l,m(_OT’NT0 _mn ,.4 _Everv _wan

the explosion killing 44 men and tlirct- _ _ '_ _ __ _' “‘ ' _ ~_ ,ir ;::::::.;;:.:- A1 R|[] |AN{|R. meeting in the campaign for collecting l

vii-. Cannon thinks so horrible. funds by the Patriotic Fund and the ---- ,

"And it is ri man with a French Red Cross Socict_v._ _The chair was (5p¢¢in| gn ghe Gun,-dian,)

nuino, who, when seeking a seat in the 0c0l1l>T0d TLV STI' Wllllaln M\\10Ck~ 1"' RIO JANEIRO. Jan. 23.--The Do Parliament of it British country, after Snifinil i1lT<1l'0Ssc'.=i were delivcrcrl hi/ uish steamer llaniinerslius was fire( l’urnlng to England, says: the Chairman, his lilxccllcnt-,y the (}o» on lam “ight by gnnn my-inn fn;-t ni

vceriior-Gei1c1‘ul, the Li(u1l.~Gc~vr‘i‘noi', Santa (wuz and halted whim putting Ml\l'°l° CT\\1I.`(`Tl» T’l`**“lT“" TT0l1l'.Sl- /\- W- to sea secretly after receiving a quun

tlty of provisions and, act-ordlug to rc ,ports, a large quantity of explosive:

tiymiin without 1 le g 1 p 1 , . uul . to ..op. l Sill 'l siuinic.” I (5Pe°"‘T 1° __The Gu€ird'a"‘)§ t_ Ignored uiilii two cannon slmis wer:

Replying to Sir Robert B01'den's

ceptnble wli-ich did not grant. repnra- observations as to the duty of avoir tion i`or the past and guarantees t`or_ ing a general election during the war,

to Belgium, Serbia uiul the other ment itself with hav-ing C0T19Td9l'@d countries which have- been devastat- “opening the gates of office with a

iioin Gfriunn ships .tinlioied hi tht

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STAHHH THTT HS ' ‘tin

I I The iliiiiiiiicrslitis ciitercd port ut TTT'

.-vos Sli- \Vlli`|»ld Laurier und tlifm “__” hw' ___i___l(_`i_ _md _h._L.__M,,,l|__ __,n;;|,¢,, __\ _ _ _ _ing seriously ill. _

‘-" ‘ ' ' '_ . . ' ' rf l ! ‘l'l\lllll i IH. . (l(i Oli I < » - ' - »-~ - - `

Hottie. tc- Lucien Cannon. llut., tl1nuk_ Tiillii'-i|M:)| ll:li'gTrl iiiiiulitir 'of r-uses aiu_i__.____c_r.l \_'_i'_o_i_i| ldiiglaiiti this ulieriiooii _.1 va T Mlnard'l Llnlmont euros eoldl~lo.___ lieavcn. there' are other millions ol then attempted to leave the harbor -

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us who cannot dvcu think of L.ut‘:ieu R Flin niovement.~\ of the ship wort' t.-b °"-‘ W* ` ""

- served from the fort. and it \vas sig

ii-ii at 'l‘l e ii. is \vt-rt

______.__.._.__- Ti_T5TTT1TN° ~T“_"- _“';"‘U"'T"‘T l`mf°"f fired when the llunnnerslius halted

Aniiiu-~uulo1° L..cr1ard _today mute or md _“___ homdpd bv the pmt Home _ "WT T"‘l\'"" "T th" T`°r°Tg“ omw ‘TS The police compelled the stenincr to

to whether- any Auioricuns were among mchor in me neighbmmood of some

the neutral prisoners ol’ wnr on liouid Bm/_man wurshim whpm "_ is hmm:

TTT? Y“r"0‘V‘T“l°' kept under surveillance pr-fnding inves-

________________ tigntion . .

_7i__..d.-i_>-»

The wintcr steuuiers have eneoun- GONDENSED ADS, VlInard'l Llnlment cures Dlltempor.

onsou so much " ‘ | __

to take immediate steps in order to ULASSIFICATION _ ~.},_\5n-_

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Ttfeilnllltiii;eTi§TTHncA'T°°'T~'iT§“e;lTf§Tie'T,';§. _ 'rwo cewrs per word each laser THE WEATHER, -,_ 1 -

of the present week___the Stanley tion for advertising in thi! Column TEMPERATURE

with Monday‘s mails and' passengers _ __ _ ET0_

on ponni tin ins: night, proves only sAuNsoME sAusAoes MAo§ TIDE, MOON,

too clearly that the Stanley, good ship . fresh every day U0!!! 5919099 1"'

as she was, ds not as young BB 9119 Y0'\lnK D0\'T¢~ 5a\md°\‘9» N°W5°m° 3* Toronto. Jan. 23.-Moderate winds;

was and cannot reasonably be expect- Cn., Market Building. fair; R lime higher temperature. ed to keep up her and of the service. - 2248-9-2BMtlmo. The highest ten-,pm-,ini-,3 1-een;-tied _T

‘ CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

JANUARY 24, 1917 -

5 °°:g,;‘°° 98¢ sem an $2.50

With coal scarce and dear, with im- WAN-|-ED___”}I|"0U3gK55pER_ wmfg venterdny was 7 degrees above. A D0\'lil1nt lnllll mane' “TW“Y*‘ g°l“5 “nd ".}.‘ H." Box 746, Charlottetown. 9 a.m. it was 2 below; at 9 p.m. it coming and liable to be held' up for _

days at af-time, the ,prudent course

The sun sets this afternoon at 5.14

tween Georgetown and Pictou. The WANTED,-A GENERAL 8ERVANT~ -ind tomorrow at 5.16; it rises tomor:

car ferry could thus accommodate the Small family, no washing. Apply .I-_ow mowing and Tnnrndny nt 7,45. ,passenger and freight. tralllc. bring tn Mrs. G. E. Full. 69- UDP" T"`l“C° The moon sets tonight at 7.25. 1 such malls as would be available at street. __ _it_)3_ii-1-24M__2_lpd` Tim,-9 wnn n new moon on 'i'uesdny,i Picton. chiefly heavy Iwwsvsvef S“ST\J."i#ies‘i=:`s`Ti'a`6's`a`V wu.|. sem. av January 23. nt 2.40 nm. DBl`C°l mall- This- it T9 “dmm°"'~. auction on or about January 31. The first quarter of the moon will

' , W0\lld "Ut be Tm 'mem t‘V°““°th °°“'T quantity of hay. straw. grain, tur- be on Mondny, January 29 at 8.02 p.m

pear.

tury service, but it il N19 111°" T955' nips, etc. Further notice later. _The length of today will be nine

ihle means in slsht at Drolenl Of l1l'0'- 4034-1-24M3ipd hours and twenty-eight minutes.

viding the surest slid' most regular ser-

4026~1-24M3ind. was seven above; the coldest the 1'

re lo night was 3 degrees below.

would' be to lay the Stanley UD until LOST- A DISCHARGE PAPES A_N;J D T‘;_e“;l_de Wm be high _ma mommg conditions become more favorable, Two railroad checks between I_e;Jl_iiz at 1152 and tomorrow at 1235; It Wm

start at once the ice-boat service at *OWU f’-“TT l/T“"'T°“‘”°“'“ _ “ 'fr be nigh tonight nt 11.19, and tomorrow . 1 1 B gguge Master P. ls..

the Capes for the mails, and let the }7§*;*;fw_f)'}i"‘ ;_‘4031_l_24M1|Dd at 12.

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(Special to the Guardian.)

OY'=‘»TlIlt ll.»\\'. L. l.. Jun. 2$l._~~l.;i-

belling.Preside\it \Vilson's addres.~i as 1. gr.1ii4liliit||re1it. proniise "inside in nn 'lttenipl to- cont-call the pitiful igiimnt ny and .~'liirkini:,“ ol” thc in-1-s”ciu. a\l» tiinistrntion Tlieodorc Roosevelt last might Look issue with the peace urgll- rieni of I’resi<lt-nt Wilson yesterday ii`t(-rnor.-u lie~i'ore the Senate. (Tolouel toes:-vt-li said thul. until an emphatic .iantl is lukeu by the .\nif~i'it‘ai\ go- 'cruiiit-ni on lit,-lgiaii tlepnrtutitins any tntsiiieiii about our "stand for rigin- -ousuess in the ncliulr.-us iulurt- is iolh ridiculous nud insincere."

(Special to the Guardian.) rA1us, Jan. 2?..-T-»iu»ini.1f»ii| \\'u~ on's :\rltii‘¢=.ss to the Seiiutu is printf-fl

?§“,’i.t‘-f’.';?.i'IIi‘iii.‘i..‘¥.‘3¥.3’.I,’.§’.i”il,‘§§,“,‘;“1€,i Col. Roosevelt Scathingly Criticizes Pre-

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l.0.\1i'iON, Jan. 23.-The standard

rct'ei-s to President Wilson’s speech as ;ii.:ounding. Speaking of German claims of victory and the E'mper0r's lent-i- to tlin King of Wurtemberg, it 1-oi|tinu¢~s. “in other words mediation is premature and if perslstedln could lie interpreted only as a desire to help the party which already claims to have won. Moreover it. is not clear by what title, legal or mornl Presi flour Wilson assumes that he has some right in shape the destinies of the Eu- rt;-pt-an continent. He did not Dro- tvsi, against infringement of the Hn gun t~oi|v»‘|itions, he has never emprws ml the smallest. sympathy with tht- sufieriiig oi' France, Belgium, Serbia or Poland although we have heard-his voir-ti raised on behalf Ol, sllflerll\§ lili- -nunity since Germany seemed' vlslb~

il i'ull by ull the morning papers and oinnicnt us a whole is synipatltetic

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LONDON, Jan. 23.-The casualties'

' \ date of last l<`rlriay's explosion were .ilcially announced today to comprise T) kilictl, 72 seriously injured and 28 slightly injured. This it is sta- 'cd, is lielievrd to comprise the com- plete list.. _

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A pleasing feature-of this annual nieotiug, nnd.an--evidonoerrot the `|‘iro:._ portions to winch the organization has grown, was the -voting of $200 for the Patriotic Fund. out of the Assoeiatioirs reserve fund of $20,000. This vote was made on motion. of M-r. John Sinclair, seconded by Mr. Millman, of Long River, and was"pos- sed unanimously.

Rev. J. J. McDonald' in acknowledg-

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