‘tired upo`n‘ boats leaving the ship, a

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WASHINGTUN IS STIRREDBRITISH AND -FRENCH GAIN

Bur iioi

DISMAYED

Oiiicials Optimistic in Beliei that Steamer

Marina Forfeited Her Immunity and

That Germans Violated No Pledges pt e

or Internationa

'.1'

\VASl-IINGTON, October 31-Ge

Ca ur d Number oi Trenches and Consolidated Position

1 Law Enemy Air Craft Brought Down. Took 8,011 Prisoner

' On Verdun Front Since October 24.

N WESTERN FRONT

1'-lim. mid that ii , i, .. .

many has been asked to furnish the eil tiiol ts J lo an marines .“°“°l1' (Special to the Guardian) An eiiem-y raid west_ei Angrcs was es on the western outskirts of St.

of the British Steamers Mui-ina and tho ,.\((~,mm',r ,U-Irved at um Smum;,", 1|\iztrto'i's iii i<‘i'aiit-.e i-l-luis: '|‘his altoi- terii-s. One lie-stile lliacliiiie was dirv- cordiiip; to later information the' tot

' ' ' ' on douii in ii diiiimgcd condition, one nuinbei- ol’ prisoners taken on th

itcwiiiiinore. Tho request was foi will-dcd, it became known tonight, tliroiigli the American Embassy

Berlin.

it is nnderstc.»od the State Depart-

ment t.ook this stop wltliout waiting for full reports' from llerlin sources niiil survivors of the ships, because it would be considered desirable' to iiiiscnible, at the earliest possible nioliiciit, complete information parti- eiirarly regarding the Marina, on which several American horses ten- dei-s apparently ilost their lives. The request is informal, and is intended iii no sense as an intimation that

:it

ieriintioiial law or the pledge of the (lcrniuii Government to the United States.

No Tension Over Case.

While the Marina is the first vessel

on which American lives had been lost in the war zone since the Sussex, and was attacked without warning. there was no evident tension over the 1-use-tollay in Government circles. Oili- ciiil.~:4~continued to be optimistic, appa- rently in the-belief that final accounts would show that the steamer lost her ininiunity as a. merchantman by flight.

f . . pp . .y

0' by attempt-‘"5 9- °°““te"'“fta°k- Af- -`eel some anxiety as to the possibility

ol’ reconciling his diplomatic notes

with his election posters iii such an

to the Rowanmore, which admittedly souglit, despe'rately, to escape, there st-cined to be but one point to clear up-whether the' .subniai-ine actually

alleged by survivors.

NEVERTHELESS V

DUBUIN, October 31-Via London,

November 1-The' British steamship, lilurina was torpedood without warn- hiiz. according to a statement made by Aiiu-i-loan survivors of the vessel who iii-rived bore tonight from Bear Haven. Tile survivors declared, in a state- iiiciit to the Associated Press-, that two torpedo/es were' /fired ut the Mar-

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_N 22-i8-9-25Momos. POULTRY-I AM BUYING FOWL

and chickens ouch week -day. Par~ ties having fowl to kill may dress them by scolding, but - chickens, trouso. etc., must be d'ry plucked. J. D. Jenkins. - 240'l~l0-4M1mo. GATlE’S MILL RESUMED WORKING.

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-_________ __________ ___ FOR SALE- AT NORTH RIVER

Corner, Blacksmith Stand and Dwel ling House. Apply to P. J. Proud

lioine lu-ro tciilglit froiu Bern lliivo lll the statement to ilie Associate l i-css thcyvsaiii;

“We roaclicd land safely aftermoi-

last seen flowering liimse'lt` to ii raft.

'"1 llc Marina with a cargo of wlilr

Rock.

BRITISH PRESS COMMENT.

(Canadian Press Despatch.)

maintain."

'l‘lie Pall Mall Gazette -says:

Presirleiit Wilsen"\\lll be coiifionte

lteferi-ing to President \Vllson’

“sti-lck accountability" note, and hi

Gazette says:

“Even the tlrmest su orters m'i

iiicldeiit as this.

case may carry to -a iinlll answer."

am# ' _

PITIFUL EXCUSES.

(Canadian Press Despatch)

niet. with si;/vorc 1-.uiiishnient

LONDON, October 31- Lord

1-rt (Toi-il. minister of war trade, an

iodiiv the transfer ol' the resp

pi-isoiiers in cnomy couiltries

irrntltudo, wlileli, in my judiroiiicni

(lcriird in sccui-iiii.: better coiidi

Cecil iiddellz-

ii lon or true that llritish pris

other nationalities, und this- rolii decoiicy is due, uilmost ontircly, to exertions ol tho Anioricun embassy At the camo time I should not to coiiceiil from the house thiit ditlons' in some of the camps in

many and other countries are

very for from satisfactory."

on the starboard side off Skelligs

LONDON, O t,‘ 31-_'1‘ \ 1 . .

German submarines have violated iii- “(lc~i-malty ill her nelilve (]li(i)ill;i(i}n`.q'i';)ii£l.

"lf the facts bear any roiic-mhizmoo

to the first versions it is clear that

. , . f , » ,ii

by an awkward <li‘enima.”

i1-le(-tion appeal of having “kept Ain- ei-ica out of the war," the Poll Mall

"Whether America has any i-cal

H protection to confer upon her subjects

at all is a. question which the Mai-ina

W/'rHlllNG'i‘ON. Oct. 3i_-The Ger-

man Eiiiluissy does not believe that evidence will show thc pledges given to tho United Stair-s have been violat- ed. It is said nt. the Einbsssy, lioiw- cvor, that if ii commander oi’ a sub- inariiio has violated or exceeded- his in-:lei-s, his action would he promptly

llob-

iiouiii-ing in tho house of Comlllons

_ oi sibli-

ilv for inuttei-s roliiiing to British

from

hiniseli’ to Lord Newton. iiiiilor-secre- tiiry for foreign ai`l`airi»t-, took occasion to oxpi-oss' “in the strc-ngest laiigiiago nt. my coniiniiiid lilo deep debt of

this country owes to Aiiilinssiulor

lion'.-.

for British prisoners‘." Lord llobcrt

"Whatever may have been true at

tho iicginninir of tho war, I belicvo

it is o I-Z 4

oiiors are treated worse than ihos-i€_of

IVO the

like con Ger Btili

If noon in <oii|uiiitioii with the l~‘i<-iuli d wo inode .t local ittatk east tl ice

bouts whore some grouiid \\-as gained there was lieiivy , hostile siielliiu.:

e _

than thi,-Ly_fm"- hours in. a lmmh Sn" ar:iilnst.oiii- front lliolxveoii lic-sui'.~:. in ml open hmm Cnpmi" Bmw" was :ind (liir~de(~n\irt, ill' tho \ieii.:lilioi‘lioorl

ol' the Scwadoii redo-iilit. South oi

’ llill 26 this nioi-iiini.: wo lininbai-dc‘il

hey from maxgow to Bnmmom, wa; an enemy treiicli with good results. "‘t"“‘5l{ bY 1'* t0l'DC'il0 Wltllollt wait-ning ___.._._....._..-___.__,.____.._-__,,_.__.___

_ ioa cont i l tl . ,

United btates with any information for hall an hour :,1?_|,lg:,t oaslly repulsed. Yesterday our air- Ilierra Vast Wood, and to sloiitliea

~ ~ ‘ ~ ' .- ld Silis lu ein

the imperial Government may have its-sistiiiicow , LONDON, November 1- An oliicial i|.ilt did sonio usefu workin the re of Sal y a e, says a i cont-ei-iiiiiiz the sinking by subniai-incl; |p\\-m,|y_(.|ght Ammicnn Hm_vivon`_ m. coinniiiiiit-ation fi-om lirliisli lioad-, gion -ltucoiiiiisu, boiiililng enemy bat- sued by thc War Olllro tonight. Ac

of ouis is musing

(Special to the Guardian)

li‘ciir-lics nortlieast of Loslloefs, it

l’AltlS, November 1-- North of llie nioi-tai-s, one hundred and forty-fou

l~loiiiine the' l<‘reiich captured two machine guns, a great quantity

comprises fifteen guns, live of whi- nre of large cailibro, fifty-one trene

C,,m,m,g,, apDa,.e,,,h, has un-_own tg hileiiinoi-. “liioli Lo-ft. Mon- the winds all consideration for nen- trals and such pitiiul shreds of inter-

national law as. she still professed to `

tri-nl Octollvl' -1, (lvel-dnt-. Lili-liontz with `Vessvl’s Nainc \V:ishcd A sliore at Poi-i-zilipoi-i'li.

(Canadian Press Despatch) LONDON, Nov. 1.-A l.lo_\'ds ile- iatih from New Quay (‘oi-iiwiill

_ fri' ' . . ; says that a‘sliip's lifeboat viiiarkeii

.-\. I). lliiviilsen has been waslied ashore at llei-i-anpoi-th. ’i‘lie latest report of the sieanipsliip A. D. David- son is of her departure from Mont,- \-oul on Octolier 4. The A. 1). David- son was much overdue and the ,news that the lifeboat had liecii picked up c-iiuscd the rate- ol' iiisui-alice to rise to 70 guincas per cent.

\‘ousuliir reports say there were fifty- <~nc pei-sons on the vessel while to- duy’s iigiires account for fifty naiiies of tho l\iid<iiel.on included in lilo press ri-port last nlglit ns. iiiissilig from the i~t; repoitcil to the Anil-iir.}ii i-iiib.is'~v

0’l"l`AWA, November 1-- /\ gov-

Tlio Measure was Dcfcatetl

by Fail-ii\oi's and Labor- vote.

(Special to this Guardian. )

NEW YORK, November 1-- A news

agency despatch from Melbourne pub

to war as did the male voters. 'in- complete analysis of the returns of the referendum on conscription showed that early reports that the iiicasiiro was- defeated because of the opposition of women voters were un- true. While the' percentago of women who voted against; the measure

the measure Thev voted overwhelm

81,000 against cc-ns-eruption with 300, 000 votes yet to bo' counted, including those of the men in the army. It is

figures today are as' follows- inm-

Fv ' ° was slightly larger than that of the of six and a slrl Oi Bight years Wei” men, the' difference was not marked ffltwlllnél OH the B'l'0U“‘l fl°0’l' 'HU

» s ' enough tu turn the tide. Australian D€I'lSh€fl`. H1611' b0lUt3H being bllme

lnriners are coming to the support' ot’ beyvllll I`€C0S1'\li`3“l‘- T119 °ld°" "1"

ono faction Laborltes really defeated WHS eighty YSIWS Old _ Bild WRS -DRY' and impenetrable mga King Ferdm

lifeboat Marked Australian Women Two Children

"A. ll. ilavidson” Voted lor Consci-iplion And Aged lliaii

___ *_* ];\|\-“pd to ]'_);;;h at Port bor without any person knowing it.

by Smoke the Gi-anilchil-

Pei-islied.

noi’s father were burned to death

_ - in

lishcil here is as follows: The women 11- fil'0 which deBlI‘0Y0(l their dwel-

oi Australia voted almost as' readily lills at Fort Williams early YSMBY- .

to semi their sons and sweeriiems day- Harley Isevwr and his wif

who were sleeping in the upper por- tion of the house when the tire started. were awakened by thick sitlagggxolgh I`;°(xi\ 1£heTh°R°\:g$;‘;£;

9 fronts, on the Transylvanian frontier

ri and iii Dobrudja, continues to grow

smoke and were able to leave th burning dwelling with two of thei children who were also sleeping 0 the second floor.

The father of Mr. Isenor and a bo

tially paralyzed rrd absolutely help

(Special t° uw Guardlan' ) illiily against conscription because 1956 If- 15 5\1DD0S‘3d the me CHUKM-

ll.ONl`iON. November l-- Some dis- _ _ ~ _ _ -

(I “mv *tm (,xi,`.t,, in me ,.ep0,.(., thcv feared shortage oi farm ishop :rom the kitchen stove or from the

~-ci. _ .,~ _ M ol' Anicrit-.iins' oil the steuuier Marina. The ‘“te§"t'.muunb shqwfl lunjority of Abhcs'

not expected liowc`ver, that their votes A S d A 'd t will offset anti-conscriptionistst The a

Oillclals of the ldnibassy ,feel ilint iolliiy. lcaviiii: the totahiiiiiiiber Hoi' 533-0003 ugaillél C011' N0 S*

(‘o||_c-qi l<‘yo;=,t’s ,lespatcli ‘ycsici'il:iy, .\uiei-iucuil deud live. Efforts ure bc- ' D 1 1 '

.-iiyiiig.; the Marina had been slicllcd ing made by Aiiiericaii ulliciuls t0 - (Canadian Press DesPa'f¢h)

`indicated that the vessel was trying clear up the difforelice.\

t c-‘i 2. _ 0 hmm ° ‘ B ' ° ° on Saturday and will remain under

» ‘ tliut sill-ulow for nlanv days to come,

l$]{l'l'|S]l 1 li-[SUN HIRE - - -

° ‘ ' Earl Mc('.abc~, the 14 year old son of

for advertising in' thi-si ceuimn. Cost IN .G ltllfhfi-\N Y. ' I] F Mr. and Mrs. Fred McCabe loft l\0mG

-___ " on Saturday innriiingf (with liglilt ~ lieart and no thong t o anger, w i

Slxéglxnlall 1t\,"Uv(f:\e|,c(i`,uff_°_|l?1f;l)0 CGW (Canadian Pf¢S8_ D¢SP3¢Cl1) his gun to takea look through the

lure by iii-itisli l'oi-ces ou tho Struina PONDON' ()"'0bm.' Jlvlhe 1085 of “'0°d*‘ for “man g“""" Hmmg me sector oi* the Mil(-eil(-~iiliiii fi-out of “lx ‘lrm "CL b°a"S- "1 “‘l‘l'l-|01* i0 U10 gun loaded, he made an attempt to viuwp or w'\;_M’(li_A_7M"]a ’ is Sllllilllli-I Ol' the _‘r.iiispori. Queen and climb a tree and in doiniz so, the gun ' Ioiincedlili "iii olliri-il sl-it.eine`iii i--- um Iorlwd" hom' ‘I‘3"“""’y°"' Flirt- i" lil 301110 ‘WY l"’°“'"° “nl-nngled in th” -l"""l lm-l ,lfvw mh'(\‘\_ vn‘mg(_q l;|_l'N_ tho re(-1-iit i-:iid by (lei-iniui suhniai-Ines branches and discliai-|:ed, the bullet :1::l`:_u`“] Hmmm “1(,,.,, a]H0"(‘)w_“D`i‘ in tivo Eiiulisli tilianiiol, was admitted |,m.;5im; througli ths.boy's body. ’I`h0, li the l}i‘ltlsli who iiilllii-' two i.~p<-i-i\- hy AX J' I.l"mm"‘ mrsl LW" ‘lf um <llSl‘-0\'0I`.V WHS l\llUl0 llY ills C0il\Di\ll' tillius took three huiidi-ed and fourteen fv'|l'"'r"|t-}" 1" the }||"""‘0 ‘lf ('-‘;"‘“l0l“'i ions who hastily l“r‘"`m"d‘ tl\f>‘liltCll.!h

‘ _ “ ,oiiiy ii :iiiswi»i-iii.: ii iiuiiiicr of i ~ \ ;iii all medica asssallf-C

‘"i8°"°'“' qiiestloiis. coiicci-iiiiip; the raid oil tho ,£,x,§“S0,(,l,.,,,‘,‘,,,,,,,,1 A.; ,won as possible,

t‘l\=\f\\H-l ll-iii--#lu-|‘l Hi-i‘vI<-<'-. the l-‘list but death lic-i-miie the master about

I ' ' ' 1 i .

lmrd siiirl iii.-it, wliilo ilic raiders had UH-00 dciook on Saturday aiterllooll.

- all tho iiilviiiiiirucs that riilders pos-

-‘<-ss in <-lioo>'iiu.' tho uionioiit for the ____.__-----

- ntiiirk, in this 1-also it certainly failed.

----' ’i`liI~. only ci-os-scliaiinel steamer to- ETIRE IN

(5P¢¢l3| 10 UW GUa'°d|3"l '. bo attacked, Nir. iirilfour said. wasthc HUNS R NORTH ROUMANIA.

r-inpty iiiissc-iigei' vessel Queen, and,

1-riiinent ineinorandiini announces that 5|", \._»0||1,| hav., hor," saved, he uddod, (canadian Press Despatch) Sir Georg., l’c`i°ley has been apiloildffll had the ciipiiilii rcallzofl that silt- LONDON, Nov. 1--The A\ls`l.l'0-G0f- ininistcr to the (iunndiun overseas' w0,,\,i fiom, Six murs uhm- tim “_ ‘man forces have mm-ed from the forces in liritnin and will preside m(.k_ region of CamD“|“ng_ m not-mm-n

AMlIl1lRS'l‘, N. S., Nov. 1-The little

i-omniunity of Glenville was saddened

_ ove'r tho sub miiliilo. council llicre. < Roumanmr pumucd by the Roumgn

Attacked in Darkness.

‘__ - ' 2 ' ' _ ` COMING EVENTS S - » ` - ' » WANTE YOUNG MAN ’ ‘ by German destrl-vers, which tired on Four hostile battalions were annihi

oillce work, requ es

tion. Apply in llox 385.

and

lll

cents psi- msll. ’R.»A. laiiade Avo.,

Cash

lt:so~ C rfadlan Frau DaaPl¢°l\) `

0 lll*D

ll to exile lsli a blue in the

,ire

drift not bouts had been lost

FOR

Bd‘1°“‘ AUSTRIAN FACES CHARGE OF l"“ou"cE“EnTs' hor ut i-lose range and sunk her. The lated by the Roumanians, according P. 0. MUR°ER_ ufnlnns ETC ilvstroyni- Nuliiiui. toi-pedoed while rat- to this report.

ki l G sruadron, cond

,A t i . - - f A - -

l2io\lli8ilzliIdspllli:lra'l]`h:a lliustlrlulliulli un- charges 25 cents. salvaged. Ho then admitted that six CITY. tim Kim-1;-Urban Company, not

ii r ii . . ~ ~ - .

dm' “rest °“ B C “rm 0. mm or "Bi sale f lions and nrden “There is ground for thinking," Mr. IQUEBEC, Oct. 31.--October will seasons, 853|" sued nw pi-inco-

, l P0 . 5; 0 e R

Jt‘;‘;\':gn“rf,?r§,?r§|a,';¥(Co||1,ge|y}‘;?;`(:. liulbs direct from Holland. Williams llalroiir denial-ell. "that two German leave a red date and to the mxgsiory “rd mu “mm Wm, an ,whence i

“"‘ ' ` ' ' - - ~ . -- - mee vest -av ui iii in fi ve meme-ii ry Sth med tm! morning ‘B B ,-¢,5“|t nursery, 18 Upper Prince St. torpedo bout de..lt.ioyers, after being of Quebec City, for s . oi-ous y 9 oyo 9 ry g fb - ----- - “airs .tl-.rt2-2-3.--.si-“°“...-sais 2.-;:._.s:."...":.--1;:si:i‘:'1:’..;i;:°.i-:iii ;,-;;,;,,=,->---ie-,;;-=,<;,1,;»;¢-,-,;,;f;=,;,fi¢»-»°;~_;;

;;'f;§,n‘;g_ su “A Ten cent. Tea will be served sunk.” ous accidents. somewhat familiar story of the steal-

' . at the For-ester‘House.Pownsl'1‘hurii- The above is the hrst. intimatlon Yesterday afternoon, Mrs. Swift. ing of me Duchess of Sallsbury'e gur-

lllgayl f;I)oia.y 2. ilnnld of Red Gros from British so_\;rc.<;7snt:iat snyksmps wire of kieiiti-C<;l.dBv}r3lo:£avls~iho is at the ter fini?) tli:bBristial;l Mala;ilnr:l,'d°tthe

, V very o we come. 28 9 exce t the Queen, r un u an 'front w h e n a on, was n- “sr |~ y oo an 3, go-

, worcpklamagefl lu the German torpedo stantly killed by a. team of runaway uv", complicated by the efforts of

NP t 9’ - "All members of the-“Rustlco Red boat raid during the night of October horses. on the Grande Alice. _ New York police and a representative

as or _ _ _ Cross Society" are requested to meet 26-27. The British otllelal statement Yesterday afternoon Lucien Parent. of tho Austrian secret service, rave

Di td 0 T - " in the Rustlco school house, on Fri- said that iwe of the teh German ae- was emailed to dsatii under a ati-est ample room for tb, bmroiile tal-

e n ra n ;lay,"i;1;ve:rilier srd at 8 o'dloek to plan stroyers had been sunk, and tai; rest em- in st. Sauvelus, it suburb. la anti; gf Mr. 3-I§r<lei:1(él§;kBaa

um , ..__....... or w n er‘s _wor . 2865,11,2M1i driven off. The statement a itt, _ Blanche Gosse n,two years o .vnu .o qu ouulu aaa evyq- rm ( g _ - the loss of the Queen, said the FF 'scolded to death, falling into a wash- Curtis Short aa American detectives

Nw Y0p,K, _ uv. 1- "Pastor", “HOLY TRiNITY_,~6£0RGlTOWN was missing and declared that the ll- -tub. _--The lual 0ll|>¢\lf'° 0! UID fill Gill-

Charlerr T. Russell, led yesterday in -Services next Sunday. Nov. Sth at bien had grounded. after bslngxdis- Saturday night A-. Aube. a private prlt. Aunat Von Dl;m‘li\ William 're-na on a train that vm bi-liiglnl 11 a.--ni., and 1 p. m. Mr. Clement auied by s torpedo. ' ln tba 171|! Battalion, was abut dead .Buhler made a tbri daubitamallt lilm back to bla work ln' New York. Mitchell will otllctata. _ 'rho German .imclal statement da- in au accident at s. loeal shooting gal~ to a. raallffaaclnatinz play. Tlirollg- Ha -belonged to no denomination . ' » '~_°-*-* ’ ‘ cial-sd that at least eleven outpost lery. _ °‘l¢ *N llflml I DN!!! romalloa ~

“distracted widespread _ attention “A meeting of the allml-sholders of steamer; and two or three -torpedo ual. ufght Ambitious Poisson, of cellauuy wovantu and faultlaadly oar-_ mmugh his via-lot ~ activities and tlieaggipri Patch Fox C, ;, will be sos; destroyers or torpedo boats were Lemieux Lotlibinleie county. was fled out gave hence mem,” -¢g' pugggoigy hold »Tbursdiiy. Nov. -Dill' tn Small- sunk or damaged by the German aqua- struck and badly malltlbd by the In- oil! IM Kvllll it Chl N-

uo vm wwf of cliurolias all over woods Hall. Gerber - an in-on. 'rim statement added that nie tareoienlai ocean Limited' near vin- gather' the boffvrilallh

a ' $11# travalladnaarly- 80,- Great George _stu Oban _t" ‘Joerman ships had returned aafaly to -ai-oy melon. In ii serious condition anytlilliaif vat glvae- by tba'

' Hi - `¢ii- in iirauairee of W. new il. Sec- ` : ' 'l-IN -tb l`b iunmi any loss. 1 ' the man was taken to the Lovin baiia .afvrboaa parfaiiuianeea'

° “ '°" °' - "“ - - °' "°" " i ii ii il arabtwaaugivauanbeunaaoaa

Iduuuh In ‘ hh hggdqqjft ...,a|.¢._._»ai--mammalian- v ,___,___..._.....-..---ina-all hogpltn, W CN 0 DQ 6 rm". ‘

‘hygphgg - .l“;‘_'g,\ftl‘)i'l-Llll\llt\0l\¢~°tI?0i ~ 1lslnard'a Llnimenz Cui-ra Dlplitltarla. ,life and deatlut A ` *Y ` - ' y

~ - - ‘. ' . ' - ~.‘,..._,...,-._,_,,,................<_,....,.

J -» S ‘

0; tarin would not admit it. Within

few days it is expected the Deutsch

rifles, bonibs, shellls, and other mater- ,

st.i-ongly oi-galiized systeni ol' ti-ouch- ial. land Wm omciauy enter her cus"

di-on and G1-andfatlier

CANNING. N. S., Nov. 1.-Two

children of Harley Isenor and Ise-

i , ho have passed over the frou'~‘

Minarda Llniment Cures Garet In cows t ay: lxvthd movement, nmol-ding to a

The torpedo boot destroyer Flirt, he iisspsteli from Bucharest. BBYS B

0" Dl'6iIllB9! 2 55112553195 _______________.__. nhl, was iqiiprlsril in the darkness wimiggg message from Rome today.

'Last Night’s Play was One of

-A Full and Weil Satisiiedfilleltsoi.

_ - tac ng tie' orman .i _ _

MONTltl‘lAli. Oct. 31.-Googio Bile- ONE CENT por word each insertion have -been bi-oiiizlil to harbor, the -------- _ . . ______:.4_,_.___ I _ I - f ’

uk who was shot yr.-si.erdi=.y by i-:lim for advertising in this column. Cost First Lord assorted, but for the gale. ' '

' i1 d nh; -ning must accompany orders Minimum l-in lwllsvcil that the Nubian can be MANY ACCIDENTB IN QUEBEC The- exceiiem reputation won

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S eclal to the Guardian)

biissedor which was brought here by the Deutschland was sent to Washin -

to (ieunt Von Bernstorff. German Am-

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al ton by special messenger this afte

_ _ noon. On her trip of 21 days to this

Verdun front since October 24 has coumry the Deutbcmmul was S

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rcnclied 5,011. 'Ihe material capiurctl merged only 120 miles near the Eng

ri lish coast. if the crew saw a British

or French warship on the trip Csp~

The cargo is said to be valued at $2.- 000,000. When the submarine came into the harbour ina ‘blanket of fo! she did not take a pilot aboard. The Captain said the harbour here is es

believed if necessary he could sub- mcrge at the dock and leave the har-

A short time after the Deutschland

xvinlilnlfl N- S-1 0V0l'00l“l`f docked her crew began putting 55 tons

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CAUSES SOME SURPRISE

. ‘ _ _-an (Q1

Brought Letter to German Ambassador

S Which was Sent by Special Messen er

to Washinggion. U.S. Post_Oiice,

' Service with Germany

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'oi oil into her hold from ai la e tank

t P rs NEW LONDON, Noc. 1.-A letter at the siding near the pier. ` .

(Special to tha Guardian)

wAsHiNo'roN, Nov. 1.--'rlia Uul.

ted states post. office department la Prepared to accept a proposal submlb ted by Vou Bernstrff, German Ambaa- . siidor that mails between this country and _Germany be transported in mor- cbant submarines. Announcement to this effect was im-de here today by Otto Pi-aeger, second a|a`istallt` post

master general. . _ - The proposal is that not more than 300 pounds of first class letter mill shall be carried by each merchlpt submarine leaving an Amerlcanpoli at regular steam liner rate. The su estloii is made that the submarine

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pecially adapted for his boat and' ho mall will be placed in special contain-

ers but the department refused this saying the mail must be handled with the usual equipment. _ Final decision will likely be arrived at in o day or-

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TEUTUNS LUSI

(Canadian Press Despatch.)

more favourable to the Allies. General

y M.ackensen's troopsfhave been stopped

in their cracks, while General Falken-

g hayn‘s grip on the gateway of north- d .ei-ri Roumauia is steadily -being loos-.

ened.

n In the face of violent snow storms

and’s troops smashed forward today two important sectors. The most notable success was obtained in the .liul Valley where the Tentons have

a week. In il brilliant assault the Rounianians finally succeeded in clear-

the enemy, driving them back across the frontier into Transylvania. Hun- dreds of prisoners were taken in this operation and, even morerimportant to the ill-equipped soldiers of King Fcrdinaiid guns of all calibre and quantities of muniions were seized

By this stroke, carried to a success-

ful conclusion proves. how completely Roumanian arms have been rehablli~ lated since the crushing defeats of early October. The whole westem wiilg of the Itoumanlans line of de- fence has been spared' the disaster that seemed inevitable. From Red Tower Pass to the Iron gates of the Danube, the frontier line is standing firm under the new weakening of the r-nemy. Two ot the most vulnerable. entrances into the heart ofthe. coun- try have bcen closed tight, to General

' lfiilkeuhayn; the arteries (lowing

from the north western border into the capital-city appear to be sale from envelopment.

.The day’s second sliecess. for the llonnianians strenizthenod their lines on the distant northern field of battle

been steadily _on the retreat for nearly?

in Szurduk (Vulcan) Pass entirely ofi'

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UN RUUMANIAN FRONT

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the frontier mountains, a small ,de- tachment of Rou-nanian troop! took the enemy completely by surprise and :wept their entire defences on llolillt ltosca. The devastation created D machine gun tire and bayonet is indi- cated by the fact that in a single, short trench the conquer-ore found the 'lead bodies of forty soldiers. and two- oitlcers. ~ With the dominating helllif. in their hands the now in a position to llIlU\¥ra.te_g ‘ig nsral offensive in this Milo! -xviflldle purpose of sweeping the hinder from the border as far noi-tb aa ~Pio~ ti-osul. if this is suocsnful a julio tion of the main Russian and Baumati- ian armies in the Doraavatra sector should not -be far distant.

Enamy'a Effort Failed.

All attempts of General Flathea-

liayn's troops to wrest the offensive from the Itouinaniaus on the frontier line, ended lu complete failure. Berlil makes no claims whatsoever of pro- gress on this whole front. The Teutola are contesting themselves with yo- puising the increasingly ferocious lt- lscka of the Rouinauiana and clinging to the lines they already bold. .-

General Falkeahaylra wide -offen- slve, and the subsequent counter- movement of the Roummiaus has tof- ken a beav-ytoil of lives on both alias observers here are astonished. hel- ever, that King Ferdimndh ii-my boa come clear with ‘losses as _small lg those claimed by Berlin. The omg: statement issued by the German __ Omce today says that since October 10-or during the period -of oroltell lighting-General Falkenhayn captur- ed 151 Roinnimiiiu oti\eera'e||d'U.ll0 men. What has crippled tllem more than the loss of men was the aalaura by the Teutons of scores of cannon and machine guns. This hblvy lol! has now been made up to I UNI! el-

ln the region of Picaz, where a. tri- butary of the Bystrltza winds through

tent by the arriv.-ii of 'Russian gun! and reinforcement ot`Rua||an

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