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I FEE- ' As a Result of Destruction of German Cruiser Emden filarine insurance * ,_ ‘_

GERMAN CRUISER

EMIQENQESTROYED

To the Australian Bruiser Sydney Belongs the

Honor of Destroying

in the Pacific. There Was a Gallant iiunni

Emden Caught Fire.

Fight in Which the

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g LONDON, Nov. 10.-Lluiuis of the

contendillg armies ill the eastern and

(Special to The Guardian)

LONDON. Nov. 10.-The Gcrlnitn

cruiser Emdeii which has been it ter- ror to British shipping lil the Pilclflc has been destroyed by the Australian warship Sydney. The Admiralty all- itoullced to-day that the Enlden had been driven ashore on an island ot' the Cocos ,group and burned.

The Admiralty also announced to-

day that the British warsllip (lltatltnm had chased the German protected criti- ser Konigsburg into port ill ltuiiki ltiver. Gorman, East Africa. Tile Ad- ittiralty said the Konigsburg has proba- bly been driven aground.

The Emden was sighted yesterday

morning by the Australian cruiser Sydney and was pursued. They were about of equal speed but the Sydney caught up and gave battle. Tito Enl- den could not escape. There was running light at the end of wllicll t

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:lens crew were saved previous to ltjtnrdellgalgeilteilt with the Sydney, Tin, i t all cut the British cable connect- ng Locos islands witll the outside world.

Tile vessels destroyed by the Ein-

dell had a value of about $4,000,000 ex- clusive of cargoes. Her largest guns were 4.1 inch. of tilese slle had ten. Her speed of 254.5 knots was her greatest asset. lt has been more or

less of a mystery how the Enlden las been able to keep at sea, nloniil atter lnolltll without rulillillg short of coal and supplies. lt is assumed, llowever, that site has obtained sltlfi- cient food aitd fuel l`roin captured ships to meet ltcr needs.

_ _The ldniden had a conlplelttcilt of .lol melt. Her arlltament consisted

Lliil.E lltvlluillos To

(Special to The Guardian)

PBTROGRAD, Nov. 10.-Austrian

evacuation of positions soutll-east of Lenlberg, South Galicia, and Buk- owdlla is reported ill Petrograd to- day to be continuing. There ure also indications here that the wllolc Aus- trian line front Stry to (fzerllowitz is being gradually abandolled. De- spatches from Czernowltz, capital of Crowltlaitd, Bukowina, declare tltat with the exception ot' garrison reserv- ists no Ausrian troops are tilere.

Ellgagemellrs recently have been

small encounters between individual colliinlls. Only at Okololllelt llrc. the Austrians seriously disputing the ltus- sian advance.

lullllsll uluuulll

Was out in ilalf. German Movement Eastward Token to indicate Need of 'Reinforcements to Meet Russian Advance but Their Attacks in West l-love Siackeaed Appreciably. llo Marked Ghange in Whole Situation Ex- cept Perhaps a Gradual Weakening in German Attacks.

western' theatres of War, especially as` concerns the situation in west Flan- ders, are dovetailed ill so t'c\v respects to-night as to leave only one big fact' oil land or sea undisputed. That was the destruction of the German raider, Entden, and the trapping of the Ger- man cruiser Koenigsberg.

The British marine insurance rate

was almost instantly cut in half, for never silicc the days ot' the (.‘oilfed- erate warship, Alabama, has there been such at sucessful conlnlerce destroyer as the Enldell. Cheers broke forth nt Llyods oil the allnouncc- lllent alnl for a nloineut the struggles ot' the arlnies ill Fraltcc, Belgium, ltussia and elsewhere were forgotten.

Yet al these armies are at each

otlier’s tllroats-Gcrmans and Rus- sians, clashing in cavalry engagements along the German forntier, Russians

Emden burning from the Australian e‘I“IPp"‘I Will* “V0 Subnlerged 17-inc

warship's shells was beaclicd.

torpedo tubes. The cruiser displace

a of ten 4.1-inch_guns. eight 5-pounders C and four maclliiie guns. Site also was

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The casualties on me Sydney are 1i300toiis. Site was laid down at Dan- . »

said to be slight. Another report sity

that the captain alld ntost ot' tile Elll- 190S~ The KQOIIHH 01’ C0008 Islultrl

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are a group ill the Indian Ocenn b longing to Great Britain. They

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have cable connections.

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‘W0 Wllrsltlps was tlleoretically equa

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waggon and harness. one sleigh, one I

bullulo, one double barrel gun. AD~ C

gilns against the Eniden’s 4.1, thus 0" Frfmch Subjects Wm be Immedlill

giving nor 3 heavy advantage over me ly killed. Tile Turkish note says more _ Gel-man snip, While the speed of me lover that the commander declined in slackenillg ln the violence of tile Ge

filly HDl‘lSill8 man attacks in west Flalulers. lit fa mlgm °”“s““ the French ststemellt says tliltt ll

tween the sea alld Arnlentieres the

opposing forces are both acting oil the

thlit of the Emden being 24.5 knots as lagaiml Cllflsiialls which aguinst the Sydltey's 24.7, thc former f"‘”“ sud’ I’°mb“fdme“l~

“vs_ (Special to The Guardian)

r LONDON, Nov. 10.-A despatch t

I'G~

|- As the result of a report that an air-

sliip had been sighted over Sheernes

the searchlight corps is busy all night. _ _ _ _

,_ are given credence, although it is said

they moved their headquarters farther

t Firing was heard on the eastern east, this time from Ghent, to Alost. re cliffs between two and half past tw

ports that after the Gerlnan crtti e Enldell's success ill sinking the Rus-

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cruiser. The speedy Emden fled, bu

I" (special to Thc Guardian) S WASHINGTON, Nov. 10.-The coin- throtigll the Allies’ lilies in the viciiii

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nr lllander oi the Turkish forces ill Bc

about 500 miles south-west ot’ th western end of the island of Java all

FliAnierican (‘.ollsul General. illfelldc

for the British and lfreucll Gover I ments, declares that for every Mussu

, The Australian cruiser Sydney car- mm* killed in the b0mbl\\'dm@m Of M1

1, open, tinfortlfled port, three Britis

1 `accept responsibility for

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the Evening News from Dover says

h Harwich.

this morning.

0: nian official statements indicated an

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9 Later an alrshlp was reported ove

alld l<`rencll, British and Belgialls hold

i' of Ypres.

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rut in-a formal note addressed to the Mum, despatches speak of the move

i. ‘Belgium as forecasting the necessity .V of reinforcements along the eastern

h frontier, but neither French nor Ger

` offensive.

claiming slow progress near Ypres,

F, still harassing Austrians in Galicia,

illg hack what appears still to lic it trcntelidous Gcrnlati atelnpt to break

t ~ , ` ,;_ ulcnt of Gcrnlall troops eastward troill

Y r. ct 0.

As to the oltlcoztlc ol the double

offensive, rival cotltciltiolts are abso- lutely colltradictory, the Germans

the French asserting the German

0 attack there was beaten back. ln

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lto marked change anywhere. thong

~ view of what seems to be xt sustained

concentrated Gerlnall effort in thc Lys

S region, reports of German retirctlleltt

The situation along the battle litie

in Franco proper, front the standpoint of tile Allies, is summed up in a despatch froln all observer with the indian corps, wllo says tiierc has been

(Special to The Guardian)

LONDON, Nov. 10.-King George

luis sent the following coinnlunlcation to Sir Joint Frellcll, coninlander of the

British Expeditionary l“<`i;ccs oil the colltillent: “Splendid pluc , spirit and endurance shown by my troops in the

ilued for so many days against vastly superior forces, fills me with admira- tion. l am confident of the flital re-

IHI SULUIINS ENNIINEIIIIISIIU lilPll

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sult of thcir llolllc efforts ulider your able couinialid."

General Frcllclt replied. thanking

His Majesty for the message. which, ho said, had been received with grati- tude and pride by the army. Ile ns- sured the King, “of our unaltcrable de- termination to uphold the highest tra- ditions of your Majesty's army ond carry the campaign to a victorious con- `clusion.”

IHENUH l|llMlN

UUINIS ISUUU WUIIII

PARIS, Nov. 10.-Published reports

that Flellcll neroplanes are never seeil above tile French lines, while num- erous machines of the enemy are con- tinually reconnoilering over the heads of the French soldiers. has brought forth a decisive explanation of the operations of the French aviation service.

'1`llls report sets forth that French

aviators are operating not only on the Llcrlllplt lilies, but considerably to the ~c»lr of lllonl. The names of the avia- tors are not mentioned officially, but their exploits have been none the less llllnlerous.

Note books found on dead Germans,

tile stateulent sets forth. proves that the lfrelicll aviation service is per- iolllllng its duty.

One instance of the effectiveness of

the corps is found in the throwing of mln bomb which killed thirty men and fifty horses of the enemy at it time when ll certain detachment of cavalry was assembling.

Numerous other instances of effi-

cient work are given. ln conclusion, the statement says that this new arm

fully the promises made for lt. but it willnever replace any weapon now in

of the service has fulfilled success-_

HIIEIMS SUIIIHS

~ IIIUM SHIII Illll

(Special to The Guardian)

PARIS. Nov. lo.-'rllc city or

Rhelms st_ill suffers considerably every day trom the bombardment by Germans. Last Friday alone 250 shells fell illto the city though no P rentrh troops are stationed there. The ancient and beautiful cathedral into which entry is strictly forbidden seems. observers of the llombllrtllnent. say, to be the point of tltc German Sunners' aint. All the buildings around the edifice suffered terribly while the cathedral itself presents a 5h00l<|liE spectacle. There is ito French military station anywhere near lhere. and no artillery batteries with- in nlilos of the city. Tile military governor has informed the cathedral authorities that any one ascending to the towers for any purpose whatever will be shot iulniediately as he docs not desire to give the Gernlalln any excuse for training their guns on the building. Oil the old forts around ‘Rheims now in French hands. no- body can show hlnlllelf without draw- ink immediate gunfire from the Ger. man position. _ ,0¢l`mli1 aeroplanes fly about cou-

sfnrltly ani an exciting uerial chose is

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of daily occurrence. German airmen

he professes to soc a gradual wcakcll- ing tif German attacks.

Aside front the military itspccls of

the war, what stood out holilcsi to-illt,\‘ was GT:rlllttny`s reported tllrcat to cut ol`i` thc food supply wllicll the i`llllcli States is sending to Belgiltltl, if licl- giatls did not rcttirll to their citics and make an effort to resullle illcir llorlllltl occupations. Tile Belgian :lllswcr is that it is iitlposslbic to resume ally semblance oi' llorlllnl activity, bcczlllse Gernlan soldiers have colllltlalldeered all ilnplenlcilts and lnrttcriais llcc- essnry to industrial revival.

The British Government issued to-

night altother white paper reviewing the incidents which preceded the decinrntloll of war ltgltillst Turkey. ll deals in the main with the Goebeli and Breslau ltlfair, and sets forth that the Grand Vlzlcr was all along, at least ostensibly, against dragging Turkey into the conflict, but either powerless to resist Envor Boy and his associates or, while outwardly ODDUBEU 10 mi”-m~ was wiilking at the fast approaching crisis, while Turkish-Germali prepara- tions went forward.

.~.wN»w~m»m

make frequent trips over llheinis, where they drop bonlbs over the chief business section of tile city thereby adding considerably to the number of casualties among the civil population which it is understood lost. 700 killed alone from the effects of the German bombardment. Some lives were lost by persons being suffocitted as a re- sult of the subsidence of, houses t-lirllr-k by sltolls. Every evening about fl o‘clock shelling file city he- gills llnd the people ill the poorer quar- ters spend that portion in open fields on the side of the city away from the Gcrntan positions. Af other limes of the day people seem to go about their

ll_s_ull llllu

LONDON, Nov. 10.-Reutor's Vapo-

towll corrcspondellt, under dale of Monday, gives thc following coittiltttni- cation collcernillg the fighting ill South Africaz-

“An ellgttgeinenr between Gcllcl-nl

l.antnter's forces and Transvaal rcilt-is under General llcyers occurred on the Vet River, south-east of Bloolnltof, November 8.

“ The rebels, well iirnieu, and led

ily lleycrs, were entirely dispersed, losing nine ineit killed, eleven woulilietl, 364 prisoners, 300 rifles and 300 horses;

“ ’l`lle loyalists cttstinlties were three

ntell killed, and nine wounded."

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\’Al`tl\'l()ll’l‘l~i, Nov. lil.-l<‘or some

time there has been rumours of air- sliips being seen over the towil, bu ltot much credit was placed ill thcut. Last night, llowover, the alrsllip was seen ill the northern sky. it was a dirigihle, aitd it hung around fo upwards of an hour, fairly well up its lights were very distinct, and one of them was evidently used for sig- nalling purposes, as several letters o the Morse- code were plainly read but wltetller it was signalling to another ship or to a point oil lallt only, could ilot he ascertailicll.

U. S. UIIIUIIIS

UISUHIUII HEPUNIS

ence fioiv and When

that the wttr \\'ottld last more thall`

|gf~ilerzti stuff has llcen workiiig oltl

tolls burden. ,

land will carry 750 lllell each as well ins supplies and altlnlullitioll sufllt-i~ _olll for a montll's ct-llllpaiglt. They are provided with motors wllicll will

xi drive them at the rate of live or six noni, ngningi Antwerp wg;-9 of we pn;

llliles an hour, just enough to enable tllcm to change position at will.

'cn for certain sections to one manu-

(Special to The Guardian) \VASHING'l`0N, Nov. 10.-~'i`llc Navy

Department oflicials refused to bo dis- turbed by persistent rulnors thut the cruiser North (Tarolilla at lielrut, Sy- iia, has been sullk ily a‘ llliltc. There is not the least apprelteltsioll for thc ship, was the official answer to all ill- quiries.

HOW GERMANY WILL

INIIADE ENGLAND

German Spy Kindly Details to a New York Audi-

it is Going to be Done.

London.Will get Only 24 Hours toget out. Tha. invaders are to Come Over in Barges. -

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»\`l‘l\V YURK- N0V~ 10-~'D\`- Arm- “When all is ill readiness the Ger- I

gattrtl Karl tiruvcs, ilttcrnatioltal spy ,nillll high sea fleet will engase the I tttld secret st-rritzc lllan, gave sonic yy,-nigh fin,-,|_ nyded by 7,em,e|||n.,, A; ’ startling dctatils of (lcrniail_\"s pro- (hi. smug lymeln "ect uf at yeast (hh-¢_y posctl rttid on lillglanll. wlticit. llc as- Znppeiins Wm desi(-ny me cnnnnni

lscris, will lltkt- place bctwccit .\`o_vcnt- (Owns on [iw Engyygh coast in ni-nor

,hcr :Slit and §l0tll. Ile also predicted in px-mm! me landing of me 1|-00pg_

“Tile German naval fleet has lain

‘two ycars. and said that six iitoiitlts for (W0 momhn in protected wage;-g_ front non' ltusslu would ilot bc at war -and is in mmm beggar shape than the Wllll Ut‘I‘“\1\I\>H llrilislt squadron, which has been in

“'l`ltc chief ohjt-ct oi' Gcrinaity.” said 56|-vi(-n ponsmniiy on the alert and

Dr. tllwtvcs, “is to elllllinlttc Eitgluiill \,nf1‘@(‘._-,(1 by the SCn5_ A150 (he inner fronl lllc ctlltlllci. All ot' her energies pa,-1 of Noveniymr always by-ings fog. larc bclllg' cclllrcd upon that one thing. gy amy Ego;-my weaiiier, whiny, (M-(_ |l"or tuoro than cisllt years Ihr l_l"rr\\1\1\ ‘has been taken into consideration.

“Tile program of the invasion as

lplalts to sltct~esst`till_\' invade the Brit- nngljncd by (yn, Gp,-man gene;-8| muff I iSl1 ISICS- some little ago will include the senil-

"'l`ll0 “FSI S.l<’li-`= i0 bil Iilkvll Dl'0~ ing ot' an ultiinlttum to Londoil, allow

vided for means oi' lrallspnrtaiioii and ling nm more than (\vcniy.f0nr hon;-5 WGN* 00ml)l0l@ll S0111* limi’ f\!lU~ All 'ln \\'llicli to surrcndor the city. if the Of U10 GGFHIHII \\'l1l‘~'l`\V'd)'S fm!!! Stct- lcoitditions nro not complied with the till to Mainz and t`ologlle were deep- Izgppnliiin will pmcned at nnne in ni. oiled to acconiiiiodatc vessels ot' 500 lung); inn (»,iiy_

"Darkness will be no protection, for

“While this WHS llrllift ll0i\<' l\\lll~ ,the maps ill the possession ol' the Ger-

dreds of barges wrrc itreltarell and nlltn antllorltlcs, uscti lll connection stored in such cclttrcs as Sicttitt. with colllptlsscs. will permit of bomb- Frankfort. Odcr :tlltl iicrlill. Tllcsc ul-tipping with licudly accuracy even

, ibarses are 300 feel ions. 45 feel wide ,ltllnnull the city cannot be seen from

above.

"Tile Zeppeilns have not been used

in the war up to the present time, as all tteronauts know. The dlrizibles

seval type, incapable of_1pa_klng the ' altitudes or carrying the loads which

xi “Tile Gorman aerial fleet. is at Ant- ine Zeppeiins nnn,

wcrp and will tithe it prominent part "in ine operations against London

' - in thc invasion. ilztrges will be towed and oinnr English nonlmercinl conf;-on 1 itl:i'oss thc cilztllnel by powerful sea- the missiles dropped will be filled

going tugs. starting trout Ustend. The with tile sanle explosives used ill the rcccltt desllcrale struggle of the Ger- ~l2~centllllczre guns, but in addition to ntltn ttrltty to guilt control ol' the coast that they will contain chemicals which towns luis been with tltc one purpose will not fire to anything iiiliammabie ill vicw of providing ti poiilt where the within n rnriing, of two hundi-od feet. - *W - Illamcs can bc lllobiliized. If the assault is carried out as plan-

“lilvcn Ge-rnlllll lllanufacturers wllo nod London will burnt into flume in

built tile barges have not been aware dozeils of places before the populace

,of their existcllcc. All order was giv- realizes what has happened.

“They know what is coming there

fltcttlrcr and other parts to another. and they orc preparing as best they

"Gcl‘l1t2\ll.v‘ now has lt clcltr water- call to repel the invaders. The 33,000

wav l'l'onlBeriin to Antwerp and Os- Canotlinlt troops, with the possible ex-

ltelld, over which thc barges can be ceptioll of about 2,000 men, are being moved. To my knowledge there are ll;-ill in England for that purpose. it 500 of these horses ready for use. pro- is unlikely that they will bc sent to =bably more, nt this limo. A force of the continent, certainly not for three l375,000 lllcn, fully equipped for one,lnontns,

l1lolltll’s service, can be transported to`

“But here is something you can

I England in short order. 'l`lte time re- bank on, that within six months there 'quired for the passage will be but will be a totally different grouping of -

lflve hours. ,tho warring powers."

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(Special to The Guardian) ,

l.t)t\'l)t)N, Nov. ll).-it is olliclailyl

aliliotlllccti that (‘ltrl llulls llotly, ltllits ('illtrlcs A. Inglis, wild was i'oilltd guilty by court lltttrliul, of cspioltugc on Novelnhcr 2nd, has hccn shot its u

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IIUN IN IUWEII SINUE llUli,,

sity. l.ori`y, vrltcli arrcstcd, clninictl lic

first cxecutioll ill tltc Tower of London

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PARIS, Nov. 9.-'Gcorgcs Vratlc, thc

acrolnlutlclli expert. has just reillrll- ed front a daring secret visit to Luke (tonstnllce. according to tho Jouriltll. Prado affirills oil iiltlisputltble ltutltor» ity that since the outbreak ot' the war the Zeppelin workslllps havc btilii a new liiriglblc every three wccks. Six Zeppeiina have been conilllvtvtl SIIWC August l. Two others werc delivered at tile end of July.

The workshops have bt-.eil lralls~

fcrred front the edge of iiukc <`olt- atancc to the village of Zeppelins- dorf, which is hidden ill a llcitrby vill- ley. Experiments arc made nightly over the German end of Lake Con- stance in the destruction of floating objects. New projoctiles and seurcll- ligllts are being used. The new Zep- peilns are very silent in flight.

DE WETIS SON KILLED.

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lcader," says lieuter's Prelorilt our

commando under General (‘ronje. it member of lhc Leglsllltllrc, llcar lloornberg. ill lllc course of the light-

kll l ell. -

bllslllc-ss its though nothing cxtrnor» ‘dinlary were occurring.

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lllMl IU IUNUPE

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thc (lcrillltit position at Tslitg ’l`:tu. thc ouostlolt of Japan sending all army fo Europe hits hcgull to attract attention.

The ldclt finds coiisidcrsillic support in military circles. where it is be-` lievcll tltltt. such lt lnovenielit would be welcolllcd by France.

THE IEITHEH I

THE TEMPERATURE

TIDE, l00ll, ETC.

(Special to The Guardian)

T0lt0N’l`0. Nov. ll.--li/laritinle:

Fair and cold to»dlty; lllt-l_l hccollling ullsettlcd with slect or rain.

THE WEATHER-The weatlicr i'¢‘l‘-

terdlly was cloudy ill the morning with high winds; snow showers tllrnugll- olll the day; becoming colder ut night. , Tito title will ini high lhll aiil°l'nurllt

at 5.19 and tomorrow lit tl.llT; it will be leigh totnorrow nlortzilta lil iid unc Pr tiny l 5 ii’

and tomorrow llt 4.32- it rises fo mor-

Thc ltloou rises tonight nt 12. The

lust qultrtcr of thc moon was on Ttiesdav, Nov. 10th at 7.37 p. m.

PUINIUIS LIFIIU

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OT'l`/\\\'A Nov 10--Tilt* l)0pl.\i'l

was all Alttcrlcnll. but latcr coitfesscrl _ ~ - - ' - ' llc was a (it-l'llll\ll. llolly incl llcnth lit 'H1911' ‘il /\lZI`l\'\llUll`I‘ hill* 8\lCl'€‘lfll4‘ll (yn. r|‘,,“~(.|- of y,m,,y(,,,_ This was (yn. through ncgotintions with the llniiell

states atllllorities in securing modifi-

s|,,,.(. 17n0_ cation ol’ thc embargo against the int-

.-_-.-.-.--.-.-.-.-.-..f_-_-_-.-_-_-_-_-J,-.-.-.-.-_-.-.-_-_-_-_-.-.-.-.-.-_-.-.-.-.- portlttioll ot' potatoes from Canada ill-

to the l'ltitctl States, as will allow the resumption of this important export trade ulldcr slight restrictions in some

localities.

This modification is of special im-

portance to the Maritime Provinces.

l\illlard‘s Linlment cures Dlplltherla. .._____._..---

’l`ili(l(l \` i0 -Since thc lull ol’

ANNOUNGEIENTS.

IEETINGS, ETC

“The Paltmure island Fox Co. have

llccidcd to lower their capitslisatioil from $10,000 per pair to $12,000 per pair.

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"UNCONDITIONAL SURHENDER.

The Remington Typewriter has made such it tremendous claim for the at- tention oi every business mlm that thc army of poor machines is being gradually dispersed and the ltemlng- ton is trlumpllanfly coming into its own. l\. Millie Fraser, Halifax, N. S.

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ON! CKNT per worl etch tiller- tloll ill tim column. Cali malt no- oompany all orderl. Klnimum charge twenty-live ceiitl.

"CINEMA BHOWP- D0 il Want.

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“Gem-.ral cllrlstisll be Wet. the rebel The ,con gets ini-l ltrlltnmon ni 4.‘-li: to enter the Cinema Bbo_vg,T\l_s_l|leso.

You can have complete szuipgeilt to

respontielll, “has been ill contact wllll ww morning ni asf; 'ann Sain;-tiny ni travel the country ford 0,, srtoll and dispersed a small Govcrnlnr-.ltl 6,51, ous offer. For particulars apply alto

Guardian Office. 015% 0-18 tt.

"Tile Pltnmul-e Island Fox Co.. have

day, Nov. 17th at 12.02 p. ni. The

rcillforccltlcnls to t‘ronjc."

"'l`\\c tlovcrttuicnl is sciullllg sirnln: ,length of today will he nine hours and

ing ut-ncrlll no \vt-nt mn, onnlcl, was 'l-lic-lit, will llc B new moon cn Tues. acclriea to towel- their ca initiation

from $i6,000` per noir. to “M000 pot

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