Covers Prince Edward

Island

Like The Dew

The Paper That I

All Th0 Newl Worth" Pllflflfl‘ All‘ The Ad! __ Worth Beading i’ Qantas-

Morning Guardian, Founded 189i.

United States.

(Special to The Guardian.) LONDON, lvlarch ‘.22.——Getirgt.- Lanstlury, editor of the Dally ller- altl. just back from a six months tour of Soviet. Russia, granted to- > the Tlrst intervioiv he ltas g en since his rctitru. ln'tht~ course of the t-tmversatitm quoted lmnlues own sitmiuitry" lltrsiifs position as follows:

‘iii t- iicbt to the. rest oi‘ the ‘world \‘t- are not going to repudiate one |l'llll_\'. We are allowing the atltllt-

Charlottetown Guardian, Three Cantu.

itt stands ready to repay ht-r

Evening Guardian, 1887.

ENINE EIIIESNIS NEIISIIIN NE ENE EIINIIIIIIN IN EINSBIII

‘Declares Russia is Ready t0 Repay Her En- tire Debt t0 the World, Wants t0 Stop Fighting and Trade With England and

(irs of British banks to come lo llus ‘a and check up their tlebts pl‘t?],)lll'il[(ll'_\' to repayment. llussi :-" iiulural resources are timpie to take. care of all her liltlebtedue-ts. its“ gardiug trade between Russia and the rest of the world wc are reinit- anti anxious tu iesiimc t-tmrmeii-ial negotiations and ready to pay with gold tind goods for itnythiilg we re- celve. We are especially anxious lo begin trailing with ltlnglantl and the. United States. lWt- want to stop fighting antl get to work.

Others Laid up 0r stir- (Special to The Guardian.)

OTTAWA. liitirch 21!.—-()i"ilers which will have the effect of tie- niobllizlng the. 500 officers and fuen now tengagctl in the (‘itnailititi naval service, of wlthtlrawing ships from trommlssloii and jilut-ini; iii!‘ fllavul tlockyarils in chart-ii‘ Piiiiiiiy Q1 tnirotakivrs at the end of the present lllillllll, are l"‘|it>l‘il'ii‘iii‘i"" Ito have been issued by‘_lltiit. (Y. (.. uiityne, lilhtlsttn" ot the hitynl rvlcc. The. story in circulation 'thai. the majority of the force '1 officers and men now employed on sillps in (luckyurdu and in clef!" 1a] capacities in the naval service f parimeur here will be tlifibflvliiiifli ~\y Aprill the beginning oi iilc

your

urns orcnunun

interesting and Entertain ing Lecture by lion. l‘. i. Nash Under Auspices oi Caledonian Club.

Thore was ii llifile 11ml fllllmfiiii‘ tit-p audience in the (‘itiedtmitin (‘lub rooms last eve-hing i0 i194" tho lion. it‘. J. Nash's lecture on “Home Makers of Canada." lilr. G. .1. nltzCtn-nrack, Prositlent, presided, and llttlngly introduced tho lectur- ,..

l.

‘.\lr. Nash, in his preliminary rc- uutrks, rt-ferrt-tl to the greatness of (‘ziuutlu at the jiresent time anti then asked" his audience to look bat-k titty or sixty _vears anti if)‘ to realize what the sluturc of the men was who first conceived and aftoruursils jirocecileti to Dill" iiiiii build ou' 0t’ the few stratterctl ag grcizatlons of colonies the dominion

\\'|iit'h almost lifty years after its v

('iJllI't‘til'|‘iliIOI‘l took its place in the forefront of the allied nations ot‘ l~lttropc in the great world wai" ihrotigh which we huvc just jiassctl so vitrtoriously.

llc then \l‘L‘Ti’.l'i‘0ll to litany of the tuttstztntling statesmen w to took a prominent pari in (laying ihc foundations of (‘nnuila and tlcali in detail with the following states- mcu in the order mentioned: Jos-

eph llowe; Sh" J. A. McDonald", Sir (‘itzirles Tuppcr; lion. Alex. McKenzie; Sir Wilfrid Ltuirler

Sit" llobei-t Borden and Sir George E. Roster. lie briefly outlined their attitude and policy in public

IINNNIIIN NNIIY NNIIEHIIIIINN INPNIIIIINT IINEIIIIIII IINIINNEE

500 Officers Being De mobilized, Ships Be- ing Withdrawn fr 0m Commission and

t0 be Sold.

new fiscal year 1920-21. A skele-

cd until July I to wintl up the husiitcss of the department. I11.» up certain ships, sell others anti close lip the yards.

ii. is stated that the closing or‘ the Royal Naval Ivollt-go at i-Isqui~ mault was at first ordterctl tbut that subsequently the tirtlei‘ was llilllilr iernlantled. The principal vessels of the ("anatllau naval service are the ("ruiset- Niobr- and the liochc laga on the Atlantic. coast; Cruisers Ralnibow anti Stadncona, on the Pacific and a number of les- ser craft, including trawiers, drift- crs tenders anti other auxiliary boats. The Niobe has not been ll full trommlssititi for some time the llalubtiw iiutl iuiarmortrtl cruis- ers and certain vessels which were etuplo_vi-il in the mint- sweeping itptl coast patrol services tluriui!

iht- war "are. naturally not required‘

now. (‘t-riain of these ituxiliary cr- t ll has been rt-portt-il are to he stilti.

_-_ -_-4-o>i-

Australia Increases Soldiers’ Pensions

(Special to The Guardian.) MELBOURNE, March 22.—~A Governlneui. repatriation bill, just lntrotluceil. raises ihepenslons of permanently dlsublctl soltllcrs from four lltlillitilrl weekly for life for uuutarrlutl men to four pounds eighttieu shillings for a man with a wife anti no chlitlren to six pounds for n mun with a wife and three children. Partially tlisrihieti are to receive two guincas week- ly. affairs, gave excerpts from their spt-tvtzhes anti vividly tlescribctl the effect of their oratory in the House or‘ (‘ominous and 0n the platform. lle was most fair, unbiased and Judicial, as a historian ought to be. in appraising the merits and char- iicteristtts of the different stittes- men jmssctl untlor review.

At the telosc. a iuost interesting and itisiructing tllstausslon took ]lltlt'\‘, taken pari in by, Premier lleli. Nlr. John Antlerson, Mr. W. i.. Potion, ivlr. t‘. Guvln Dulfy and llev. Father" llicKenzle of British (‘olitmbia, an lslander who is horns on furlough.

A litearty note of thanks was ac» cortleti Io tho ioctitrt-i" imd the pro- t-ct-tiittgs concluded with thc Nat- lonnl Anthem, Mr. J. ll. Malcolm jirosltling at the piano.

The first lecture will take place on April 15th, the lecturer being Dr. Gordon Alley, and his silbjeci "Prince Eilwtiril ls~ land One Hundred Years Ago."

MEETING 0F RETAIL MERCHANTS’ ASSOCIATION

A meeting of the llctnll Mer- chants Association was hcitl in tho lioartl of Trudo rooms just. evening when a number of important mai- itWR were tllscuitscti.

A communication was read from lite head oillce stating that. it was quite possible that a tax would be levied by the Dominion Govern- imeni. on all goods sold by retail iiiioiikltout Canada. The tax would most probably be one-half or one WI‘ "cunt. it was felt that this would seriously cripple business nnd lilo President and Secretary were instructed lo protest strongly niiuinst any such legislation be

cause ii would bear heavily upon tho consumer who was sufllclcntly worried over the high cost of liv- lug.

Tho question of better service on the Murray Harbor branch ruli- wuy wits also discussed and it. was felt that everything possible should be done to obtain an improved ser- vice. The time table committee was instructed to interview Supt. Grady along these lines.

Daylight Saving anti the Bum-met" half holiday were rilao (llscuased and it was decided that these mat- ters be tienit with tit a meeting to m- held next week-

of the series‘

CHARLOTTETOWN, CANADA, TUESDAY, MARCH 23 1920.

IINYN BEIINIIE

With Referehce I

: Justice the Delegates Were Assured;

She Would Have i many Had it-Ter

, (Special to The Guardian.) l LONIJON, Alart-h" 2Z.-—i’l‘€'ll‘lltil‘ Lloyd George. on Friday discussed tlihe Turkish question with the iii- {tiian (Yallphtite ilelegtttloit. headed by Alohammeil Ali, who (ieclitretl ‘(that 'l‘i|rke_v should have ull hcr .pre-\vai‘ tt~|"‘|"iiory' rt-storetl. 'l‘ht- IPPUllliPl‘ replied. “l don‘t iuitler- Island .\ir. bitiliammenil All to claim ‘indulgence for 'l‘urkey; he claims justice anti justice she will gel. Austrid has hail justice, (iermiiiuv Iliils hail justice pretty terrible jus- lice, why should 'l‘urlte_v est-ape. jifurkt-y" thought she liiiil a feud with us; why tlItl she come in and

‘try to sliib us anti destroy liberty]

liltrotightmi the world, while wo

ININIIIIPNNIE NE EBNIIIIN

INKS PININIY THE EEIENI BNN

t

NE-ESIIIEIIIBHEN IN IIEN IN

ENNNENI

Turkeys ‘Claims for, The Future 0f the G0 With Many Difllc

t‘ as Austria and Ger- rible but still Justice.

were t-tlgagctl iu this life and death Bifiilliiii"? it there any reason why. we should apply at different tilt-as- are to ’l‘urkcy than we have meted I out to the christian communit.les 0i GPFIIHIILV and Austria. l want the Eliilililllllllfiiiilllg in India to get. it well into their miutls that wcf are not treating ‘Turkey sevt-ri-iyt because she is Muhammtatlitn; wc| are applying equally the same prlli-i Willi‘ i0 iit'l' as to Austria wnic ' is the greatest christian committi- try.

lit-(‘i-rring ro the temporal pow- er of the (‘ullpliate the Premier raid ht- cottld not iutorferi- in a religious question in which Muir ammetlans themselves tiilferetl.

I I

Country.

(Special to The Guardian.)

llltllllllN. lilurch 22.—'l‘ht> Gov- "Tiiiiiifiit 01' President Ebert, ivhicii lcii llerlin a week ago when lJr. Wiiiiilililti iV-iliii and his reaction- ary lfilfipg entered thc city, is a- gum lll power in the. capital. Prc- sltlenl Ebert and the members of his ministry reached hert- or ll tft-lot-k this moruitig front Stutt- gart anti soon itficr the order for a.st.ate of intensified siege Wtiri vwithtlrawu. Jiietintrliilt- the signals anti symbols of the lfnpp tilt-tutor- ship, liit- wire t-nlangit-mt-ilts and

IAUSPICIUUS OPENING

ct tun

I

I Brought in

. I .-___- ton force it. is said, will be rctzitir,

I (Dom. Press Special.)

MO1\"l‘lli<}.t\i., March 22.—~'l‘he inau- .

Iguration of (‘anadltui For Auction ‘ Sale lterc today was marked by the rcctirtl price was $1Il,'t't'|i) for one Iieavet" skin. The skin was tifferctl Iiy Strnaioi‘ Lorne. (‘. Webster, one Int’ the (itliclals of the (fullljitllly, af- Itcr his formal opt-hing address. lie ‘started lhat.iht~ proct-etis from the ale of this skin would be. given o Laval University, which is now concluding it campaign for funds to rebuild’ the university buildings which were burned last fall. 'l‘he. bidding on the skin oilenetl at $300 and it finally was kilocketl down to .-\.<'.her Pierce, wholesale furrlei" of Nlontreal, for" $6.000.

Mr .Pit.~rct- llllllifitllilitfi)’ offcreil it for resale anti llarry Silberi of 1' New York secured it for $3,000. ‘was again re-stilii anti t). (l. licck- i"r of New York lit‘t‘tliiit‘ the owner" ‘for $3,250. \‘\'ilt'll All". llt-cker turn- t-tl it buck to tht- auctioneer, Sen- ilitir Webs-lei" gave up tht- ilutics to lilauager (‘timtnluizs of [no i<‘ur Aut- ,tion (‘titnpany aiitl the Senator was Ianutiwleti the skill on his bitl of $1,- ISIIO. lie. slated‘ that he woulti keep as a Stlllviillil’ the skin which hail ilettetl $133751) (‘or the linivttisltyt of Montreal.

"The opeoitig of.‘ the sale was ntarkctl by the singing of the Na- Itlonal airs oi‘ Great Britain, (‘an atla, anti the Unltetl States and Ifrancc. ‘

Canadian Cattle Interesting France

(Special to The Guardian.)

T()il()N'l‘(), hiurtwh 22.——('antitla grand champion steers Black lleci~ or, the ivlitncr at the 'l‘orontti fat stock show. and Roan Jasper tho winner of the premier honor at Guelph winter fair, arc creating quite a stii" in Pranct- where they are now being oxhiiblititl. ll. l’. Ken- nedy purchasetl the ‘Poronlo cham- plou anti jireseiitetl it to the (‘un- ntllan Government to be used as n means of nilvertislng the Domin- ion cattle products. Mr. lit-umetiy’. in atldltlon to paying the 410st of tho animal, untlertakiitg the expen- ses of a keeper's tinle throughout the tour. The (invernmeitt bought the (litelph champion anti latest ativlcc reported both cattle at Loans la southern France. lricui. I i‘. W. T. Russ, Government r"e‘pi"t-~ sentatlvi- in charge of the exhibit, has urged going into Switzerland. So far the champions have tbcen shown at (Wren, Llsieux. lloueu, Nevers, Mnullns and Lyons. Sam (‘uoper Mr. Kennedy's man from Toronto in charge of the stcers ‘in a recent letter, slates that the caltlc are in good show conditions All classes at‘ ]IP()|II('. have flocked o are thein and fitrmers have ex~ pressed the opinion that (‘autula ituisl be some country.

Esquimalt Navy Yard to be Closed

(Special to The Guardian.)

VIWPORIA, MfliTll 22.~—|'§Sqlll‘ tualt navy ynrti will be closed down on April 10th. the officers tlotnohlllzetl being nilnwetl to loin the fisheries service if they ivlslz- an ll. M. t‘. S. Ratnboiv is it. be sold. The yard has been in t-ou- ilnuous exhticuctr since 1845.

First Sale was a Beaver Skin Sold and Re-sold for the Laval University Building Fund. It

ihc barriczltlcs were being remov~ etl. l'||IiIit' services have iil a men- surt- lit-en reestablished and ii is l.opctl that soon iii-rlin will re- silmt- its normal tlfilillllitfs though

will be a long time bt-iiiri- thi- amage wrought, mait-rittl and mo- rxtl, will be repaired.

A calbluei t-otincii deliberated throughout ihc aftcrn m to deter- mint- the steps nt-ct-s try tu bring (ieruutuy back lo lit-r position prior to (he revolt. This it is bellev t-tl trill require considerable. mau- ocuvriug and delicate handling for the independent socialists and workmen are making heavy tic-- mantis for (‘tiilfjfiflSlilill-l which they feel they are euiltletl to, because of the commautliiig position sortie oi‘ the groups hold in other parts of (lcrmlmy trutsitie of Berlin.

AUCTION SALE

all 13,750.

-‘l‘bt- first regular tiffering at the a lot of 21,000 lnoleskitis n s bid i" by Krelin liros or Toronto at $l.5l each; this is higher" than iht- usual price for, ibis" class oi‘ skills but the honor? of set-tiring the first lot oi‘ skiusI l-‘lhtis with it. I S'|‘lT'l"i‘(iAllt'l»‘, Nlarch ‘.125.—--Presi- .-\i noon the total sales amoiiiiteti I limit. i‘:iii‘i‘i i!‘ PHIKlPIIiiTIiIIiI-‘I “T1005 to NEIUNIATETIIS or “djjijh $11[|_;',4_’,"f(;'ll'l‘Illll south Germany against tlie was for moles, $7,215.09 for hour,sllliPlliUilllS in the Ruhr Valli-y and the blllilfltlt.‘ for mink. One polliuitl ililll()ll‘.I(;“S he will attack un- ar ilcar ski“ wijjmug head brought i less the lied; relinquish control. $240. Other prices ranged from $4 . The situation throughout Gcruiauy to $45 and higher according to qua]; is calmer" today particularly in the it)". . district ivhere Soviets have been

0f skins, mink buried from $25. proclaimed. l0 $75 pcr skirt. j ____ (3000 Persons Killed at Leipzic

tEbert Concentrating troops

"“""""H*"+HH+“. columns. tllarch 22.—'l‘hrct~

C thousand jicrsons were killed in jthe fighting at ileijizlc before ilze z | (lovernuient troops capitirctl lilt‘

a >v-owvwo+e-e+oo»o+oeeoooo+, icon. Friday", ucirurtiiilg to state-

_ fmenis made by three American i" "—*'"?-*‘ busiutss" men who arrivet lit-re ro- FOR SALE"TA COTTAGE AP"Iri.ii:iii. from l.eip"/.ic whilch place ply 12S iilllsbtirough Hi. Imw- p.11 gqlmnppy nigpp - 77il7-1i-2IlMEIli I . ——---»-_._______.- __..____ _._____,Ebert Members Return Under FOR SALE A QUANTITY OFI Gum'-

ivtlrt: titty» Apply l). ilarrztch. y _ 77 pgjpyngfilul, (Dom. Press Special.)

--?-._______ __ ____ iS'l‘iI'l"I‘(‘AlC'l‘4 Zilarrh tilt-flit

FOR $A|_|.;__ G U E R N S E Y; omitting members of tho l-Ibert

Kif;||1p(t()“v. App“. (c u hick-Hy‘, (lovcriimciil, lcfi here Saturtlziy

hltist llo_vtilt,\". 7794 B-iliiblld-lijitl ‘ i1lglit_ for Ilcrllil 0n a special train rwANTED To BUV___A SECOND: guartretl by soldiers armed \\"tiii

hand desk. Write P. O. 150x 284. “Hwlmw Kilns" ' a Vi) '

‘” i“‘°'“" °~1- 11mm, some EXPLODES NEAR _____.__,_____i“;, BRITISH EMBASSY -"‘LOST ON MARCH 17 A SASK- ~ . ,_

titcliewan robe between PriuccI 1‘O“\E)ON'-INEarch2'I‘—-A bqmb ‘A

. . . Iplotietl outsuie the British "Embas-

Street wharl and I\(‘.])[)(i(‘ll, l-‘lntl- ,4 - n,.|- l. , - H . , .1

er pleiltst.‘ leave. at Morcll ilousc I‘)! m H m M mg] ‘IS "l "Tum " was marchiitg past. it is lrcjiortctl. from the German capital

, tllvisltitj " "‘—-"—T'*—-—-————— I s ,. . FOR SALE 0N _ Several persons were vkilletl or H. Murml, nllsmgl, iujurctl but the Embassy aipparent- untmnp App“. 10;‘ A_ Pmgeorwitv stifieretl no tlaurzigo,

l‘: .‘ ' ' ' "k (OHWL P‘ E‘ I‘ ‘M; Situation Extremely Serious.

“WANTED_AT ONCE, MAID TO zissisi with general litiust-ivoritp" and able to do plain t-tioklngfll wii-“iiiiil-f scat out,. lllgh (cages to.

BERLIN, March Ill-(‘ontllilons (formally were tlt- ibctl by the Ministry‘ of liefeut-t‘ l st. night as H m, ‘Orson’ A n] 2 ._ ‘V. extremely serious. You trauuot llllllll 550v‘)(.,]ul,hnu}':ng"_ ‘H Qmm the situation throughout Germany

73,,5_3_32_,M1,:.,,4;too black. all oiliclal at the‘ Minis- _, try tlcclaretl.

‘WANTED-RELIABLE ERRAND boy for drug store. Apply at Guardian Oflfce. 7495-3-9MEtt.

wwaNTgggq-wo ROOMS AND? PARIS, March Zi-Jfiight thous- boam for “Wee penpm Apply , anti persons have been killed since swung terms to us». care orllilt! German revolt broke out on .nfiil\.gt_b,_gmul mnmmno iblitrch l3, Zli'(‘.0l‘(lllll.{ to atlvlcos re-

. yoelvctl here. ()f this number 850 wgix SHEEp AND ONE RAM-were kllleti in llcrlin alunc.

I

IIEILLIN, lilarch ‘ilk-The Ebert cabinet met hcrc late yesterday _., _ tto consider" the situation brought “é “EEMM about by the Spurtat-itn out breaks ihrtiiightmi (lcrmtnty. Prcsitieut itjbort called his ministers in ses- sitm soon alter he reached the city at 11 a. m. For the jireseat it was nntlt-rsttioil (itisitt V. Noskt- will re- tain ills position at, Minister oi‘ llc- fcnce. (loverntuent officials confid- ently predicted u return to normal t-tmtliilons despite the fact that a general strike is still partly ef- fective. They believed the itiajor- iiy of the workers will return to their posts tomorrow. (independ-

Ia,ooo Persons Killed Since Revolt Bean.

will he sold by ituctltm at Mary.

Sitiaitfs, Stanchei. at 1 o'clock.

'l‘hurstln' . illarch 25th. 77

“FOR SALE-LARGE BRITISH flag wool hurtling good a9 new. ll. ll. lilcldarlztnta, at Beer and Weeks.

7762-3-20-111 Elli

-"FARM 72 ACREfS FOR SALE, situated ni Rocky Point. For purl iculitrs apply to Horace Alc- Kluuon.

7801l-3-21lMlE2iptl

‘WANTED, BV MAY 1ST, HOUSE

itli d l d irtali‘? f§é‘..§3.“"°§rl>‘l$°° ANNOUNCEMENTS- m»: m. no. comnvo EVENTS, 7454-3-6-MEii . MEETINGS, ETC. ‘AUCTION SALE-AT GRAN- ville, Friday, March 20th, one "A meeting of the Bangor Itlgg o'clock p. m. Stock. crop and (‘lrcle will be held in thc school nt implements. set». hand bills. li Morell East. 0n March 24th n:

7 p. lll. William Kerr will bo pre- soul.

stormy ncxi fine day, A. C. ‘fay- lor. , 7771-3-22-ME3i.

777'.)

J

ulties. Debris of the]

Revolution Being Cleared up and the I" Results Tabulated. zic Alone. Fighting General Over the

3,000 Killed at Leip-

I

tut socialists, it. was reported, de-l mautl lliiiiiliiilllil t-oni-tisslons over-I "mils im iiii’ Wiiii" "i Si? iimwii by tht- Government; Sitturtlziy when labor union lead-thy iimi- (h t-rs- tigieeil to t-.".ill off the striktnIiT “i

those granted

lntlcjietitltents believe that a gel‘

ions situation exists in west (icr- mziuy where many. towns art- in control ot‘ the llatlicals who will fort-e the (lovt-rnincni to grant its tlemaittis for still tuorc llatlictii rs forms.

LUDEINDORFF COMPROMISED IN CONNECTiON WITH GERMAN REVOLT

t‘tit|'tlt..\'llr\(li<IN. filitrclt 22.‘ The Berlin eoriw-sgioutlt-iii of iilt! Politic ken tit-t-larcs that (lent-rill l.utien~ tirfi‘ is (‘Ulll]ll‘(lll|lS“(l in the highest degree in t-onilcctloii ivith the rc- t volt.

The same corrcspoiitleiil. reports that with the governments t-tmst-nr the l‘i‘llll‘lllit'llll tiffitrt-rs’ league has armed thrt-t- battalion; of socialist workmen! The lntleptintleint sucitili- ist party, he itdds, has been split into right and left wings.

A Iierlin despatclt to the tBerllug sko ’l‘itlcntle. says the position of tht- government has been made dif- ficult because the trades union lcatlers art- goiug tivt-r to the in- tlt-pcutit-uts.

Trenches Being Dug in Sireets 1.ti.\'l!().\.', Alarch 22_~-Th~ Daily

(‘imimtinisis boast. that a Bolshev-

(ient-ral You Seecht takes a st:

cach city. S1‘U'l"l‘(}.-\ll’l‘, immensity of the dniuage caused in (lernlairv by the revolution and tilt,- cansctjtient uprising, anti the government's present determlilat- ion to prosecute the guilty were voiced by President Elbert today. "l am optintisilc enough to think that. tlr- damage has_ not been citiastrophtil, and that is alsp thi- opinion of the (‘a/biuet," President lhert said. “l um stirry the events of tht- last few days have proved tin-n- ;|l‘t- sliil t-irclt in (icrirtauy that think the tiist. ‘sis of the iii-Hi

‘our not great enough. 'l‘h+',v H?" lIie snmt- groups that tihvays ile- sirctl war; they ~are the mciters of the milttarlsts anti reactionar~ ies."

To Punish Guilty.

ltcgartling ])lilll.~'Illilt‘ll| oi‘ tht Kapp leatit-rs ztuti the tixpticltlt1tn1 of statue that the state of siege would make nt-t-t-ssauv the exfitflli" ion of all the gitilty, the President tleclarctli

-"l‘ltti.sc. guilty shall feel the full weight of the law. All officers of responsible position, and albleatl- lug civilians who lfiiflt-‘ti Yvliiiiiil’ will he regarded "igullty turd be charged with high treason ilflti tutght be punished with penal scr- vltutlti.“

jgt-goytiing executions uniler ‘tuaP tial la\\", llcrr Ebertsaitl: The lawyers will detiarmlnc. ‘i’Priit\D=i some will be exccittetl. besides the cnnlisciiiltm of their property. “P want to jmuish the lctitlers, but to spare those who were torct-tl till" the movement or itctetl with trut- ilkEllfiiEithElElaftishit-ut said it would take lime to resitiri- complete: ‘iiiiii']i‘- but (l(‘l'Ilil‘(‘(i "he was coutltieut a would bu well. lie t-xuvesifli hi? llltlllkS to the foreifili goverlu) nenis for their attitude durmt; ‘i ii crisis, Pfillllfililiy i0 {trance anti Austria, which countries sentullli" lomatlc delegations, anti to (Irriii- Britain whose r‘t‘.1li'i‘~‘\°iiiiiii"° Emil‘ the first dealt with the old gOVPYII