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AMERICANS SPRING

ANOTHER SURPRISE

Without Artillery Preparation Advanced North-

of Romagne, Capturin B 'Il P . atory to Attacking Sedaqii, mm e “par From North Sea to ,Sensee River, East of Si. Quentin. Wide Strips

-Have Been _Vacated by the Enemy Whose Flight is so Rapid ,as

I (Special to The Guardian) I

WTITH THE AM'ERilCAN-S NORTH-

WEST OF VERDUN. Oct. 20.-The enemy today used considerable gas in the vicinity of Romagne and put in another new division making. :1 total of20 divisions on this front, col- lected to delay the capture of Se- dan. The Americans sprang another surprsie upon t.he`Germans` today, the

I A .

THTHHIIT advancing north of Romagne and taking Bantzville w-ithout artillery preparations. T-he Americans pushed the German infantry and maohine gunners back after. fighting that last. ed all day. North west of Gram Pre the Americans captured Talma farm in the face ofa stiff machine gun resistance.

TURKS SURRENDERING

PROVINCE

Plenipotentiaries Arrive

for Surrende

(Special to the Guardian) I

LONDON, Oct. 18.-The Plenipo~

tentiaries of Rahnil Bey, Governor or Smyrna, have arrived in Athens for‘ the purpose of negotiating for the surrender of that Turkish province, according to a despatch from Athens received today. . '

LONDON. n0ct. 20.-In Syria the

Turks'hre"n6t`/offering any opposition

OF SNIYRNA

in Athens to Negotiatr r of Smyrna. _

to the British advancing toward Ai- eplio. lit is reported that a force of 12,000 Turkish soldiers is being con centruted at Alepo under General Ly- man Von Sanders. -British forces nl-

ready are 'horth of Home, 100 miles south or Aiépho. The British are making good progress in repairing the railways in the country they have ov- errun

BOLSHEVIKI SURROUNDED BY‘ COSSACKS

(Special to the Guardian)

AMSTERDAM, Oct. 20.-The Don

Cossack volunteer army and other detaohments have surrounded -the Bol- sheviki forces in northern Caucasus. says a despatch from Kiev. The re- treat of iBolirheviki to Astrakan and the Arltzyn has been cu-t off. »

R.LL.N.A. FORCE ` . OFFICER, COMING

Premier Arseniault 'h-as just received a letter from Liieut. Janney, officer in charge of recruiting, Royal Canadian Naval Air Force, in. which -he says that he expects to com-e to Halifax. shortly, and wiilll visit Prince Edward Island with is view of securing a.few men from. 'this Province for the Royal canadian Navsi Air Eirae. This will give on opportunity for ambitious young men lin this Province to join this very poputar branch of the service An there -has been l.iit-tie opportunity,

heretofore, itor young men in this Pro- viinoa ig joiiin tim service, it is to be 'hoped they will 'tialre advantage of Lt. Jan1ney’e visit here .to miaike ap- plication. It would be welil if they send tin their nannies 'before -hand in order that lit. Janiney .may interview them lhiere when he arrives.

aaeuaauueaaaaas;

;`lirsep lt. in Your “leans” is 'lt .Pay any asus: wonasrini *P

bow the weeks ily around. And z such psy days. too! Millions Q* nd millions more being paid in 4|, wage wie than ever before in 4; anadrs history. 4! And you, Mr. Wage-earner,

how much are you saving ag- inst the dey when wages will drop buick -to normal? lf you on‘t bank for t-he future. you 4; may so ban-lrrupt and Canada is in mm. tl When you- open your snvel- IT'

ops. inet strip off a nve, or ag ten, end say: "I’il keep that in *B my Jeans!" If you can manage g, to save and you don't, you are in lslauker. Canute calls on each ill ond every one of her sons ‘I9

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IIITIITNIZINTI AIISTIIII

(Special to the Guardian)

VIENNA, Oct. 20.--Steps for the

organization of Austria on a iederallz- ed basis were proclaimed by Emper- or Charles today. The plan does not include thhe union of Austrian 'Poland with the independent polish state the Emperor declared. The city of Tries to -and'the Trieste region will be treated separately in conformity with the wishes of its population.

Wilson Reiecis

Austria’s Peace Oflei

(Special to the Guardian]

WASHINGTON, Oct. 20.-Presideni

Wilson has rejected the Austro-Hun- garian Gove1‘nment's offer to con- clude an armistice and negotlate‘peace on principles enunciated by him and h given notice that more autonomy

fr Austriss subject nationalities is n. longer acceptable, that they must have liberty.

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TIZECHS NITW I

ITIITIIIPY PRA"UT

(Special to The Guardian)

COPENHAGEN, Oct. 20.--The

Czechia are masters of Prague, accord-

ing w u .Boi-in despatch to the Ber- lingske Tidende. Czech money T5 I" -circulation and the Csecho flag waves over Pradchin Castle.

THE WEATHER

TEMPERATURE,

FIDE. MOON. E'l‘(`

TORONTO, Oct. 21.-Fine and cool. Tide will be high this afternoon

:ii 12.20 :incl tomorrow at 1 _ 32: 10- inorrow morning at I and Wednes- `da at I.o2

and tomorrow at 6.24: il fTSC§ i0' morrow morning at 7.41 and Wed- nesday at 7.43. _ 7 Moon rises this evening at 7.27.

Full moon Saturday Oct. I9fI‘

.3 p. m. 5_ Iisst quarter moon Saturday

is my at iienefio sm for vio-

OOO#

alto

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tm. Tm* *inns mm =\Ocr. 26th 1.35 p. m.

_U Q I' O #il forty six minutes.

'which seems toincrease constantly

to Evade Contact East of, Douai.

(3PeclaI to The Guardian) -

BRITIISH ARMY ilEADQUAli‘i`-

'PERS IN FRANCE, Oct. 20,-Once more have the Germans been forced

out of wide strips of lunil, all the wuy from the North Sea to the region east

of St. Quentin in France, north of, tho Sensee River. The British forma- tions, n wlhich are incldued Canad- ians, are advancing with a spccii

for Inany miles north of the River, li is only with the greatest of Iliiiiculty

that the British manage to gain con- tact now and then with the lleeing

enemy so fast is the enemy going

east.

FRENCH CAPTURED 'I`HEiEL'l'.

ROUBAIX AND TURCOT NG

LONDON, '0ct. 22.-The Ficnch

have captured the town ot Thielt in Belgian Flanders, west ol' Ghent. iiii<\i have passed on 20,000 yarils cast of the -town. Brit-ish troops occupied itoubaix and Turcoing this aftci-noon. The enemy is still resisting strongly. `ietween Brugge and Cambrai but is retiring slowly northeast of La Foro.

TRENCH EVERYWHERE MAKING

PROGRESS _

- i i

- PARIS, Oct. 20.-in thc region oi'

the Oise in the drive for Guisec and

OERMANS STILL RETIRINO

N WHOLE WE T FRONT

with Pursuing British.

iiloiig the Aisno iii Uliixinpiiigiio thc r‘i'cnch troops ovi\i'y\viic1'c liiiw ninili: i`u1‘ii1iri' progress, iii~i~.oi'iliiig io liic- Frciicli ofiicial coiiiiiiiniiviiiioii issii-T.-<1

tonight.

` .

NOT REVENGE iil"i` I,iBEIi.»\'l`i()i\'.

SAYS CLERIIENCEAII I

PARIS, Oct. 20.-Our victory iloiesi

not spell revengfg siiiil Premier Vicin- enceau zuniil sceiios of iriiieswibfilili,-I

enthusiasm iii the Cliuinbei' oi Dcpiii-` ies, this ai`tei'nooii. Our victoi'_\i iinil

the victory oi' our Allies menus thf.

liberation oi' civilization and oi' hu- man conscience.

GERMANS EVACUATING BRUSSELS

‘ ,___; I

AlViS'l`ERi)AM, Ort 20--’l`lic iivii-

cuution cl’_Bi"us.=';‘l.s by lh:‘ Gc1‘iiiaii.~i has airez-lily been liegiiii, :ici-oiwliiii; to' i\'l. Iielniisii, :iii activist ilvlggiiiii

ileputy. `

RIBEAUXVILLE ALSO TAKEN BY

BRITISH -

LONDON, Oct. 20-in coniiiiiiaition

oi' the offensive south of iiccntc-;1u Field Marshal Hiag's troops have cap- tureil the viilzigzi oi' \VnssgiIy thc

lirliish;coinInii1iilci' rcporioil iimigiit. 'l`iic village ol' ilibeuiixvillo oi’ \\'i1.~isg1iy also has been liiken 'fi-nil iiritish ti‘oo|1,-

Allies Now Five Miles

liiivi: ciilrircii liaisiiiiil .still l`iii'lh<-i'

iiorili. .\ioi'c tliiiii 1300 pl-i50nr\|-S 1111.1

it i`i:\\' i;iiii.»' \\'oi`r» iziki-ii in tin- siziys ligliiiiig.

GERMANS TOOK AVVTAYA 15000

CIVILIANS FROM LILLE »

\VlTi'i 'I`H'E BRITISH FORCES iI\'I

i<`it.»\.\'(’iC. Oct. 20*Diii~i1Ig the last

figiitiiig ilnys ol' the ijriitisli occiipatioiil oi' Lille the Gernizliis took a\vfi_v iiitoi

I-.iptivity 15,000 oi' the inhzi-biiants ol"

city. ,

FRENCH CAPTURE MANY TOWNS

1'.-\l{IS. Oct. 20 -The l<`i'ciii'h troops

:=iii‘i‘c.=.:=.i'1iil_\~ i`ollowcii ilicii' iiiivuiiifs .south i:i` \`\'.-s~_\;ii_v :intl cast ol' Giiiz. ui:co1'iliiIc; to thi- \\"iiI' ()l`i`ici- siaiieiiiciii

ifiiln_\'. 'l`lIc_\~ lixive iwni-lieil the Sumbr' i':iiiul oii ii iiiriii iii' iii-iirly iiiiic miles

,-niitli oi' liiiii1I;ip,'>c.<. The statement rcziilsz lliiiiiiaiiiitas, Tipiigiiy :intl Noy- es are in our iniiiiis as well as other

place,-i b0i'ilei'iiii.: the (`:i1iul. iii the roiirso of their liixlitiiig in the region since Oct. 17 wo have iiilcen more than

3,000 prisoners. We also have captur- oil twenty guns. ii large number of iiiiivliiiie guns ' and important wiir iii-iioriiii iiiirliidiiig an entire irniii

ioiiilcil \\'iiii iiiiiiiitious.

RIIGI-Vi' .\'i‘ THE h`RON’i` ivciii, when thc iiioniiirirsi oi l‘i‘iiii'i-

SIR IIHAS. TITZPATITIIIII TTI SUTITITIII IIBIANTJ

. ...1-

(Special to the Guardian)

QUEBEC, Oct. 20.-Lt. Governor LeBlanc of Quebec died last night. Chief Justice Fitzpatrick 'is mention. ed as »his`successor and Justice Dufi for the Supreme Court Bench.

iiiiis nizciiiv

iiiiii§ii_iii iiiissii

LONDON, Oct. 20.-Allied forces

have occupied the' town of Ksdish in the province of Archangel and have advanced’ for a distance of six miles to the south of that place along the

I Sinn setslthis afternoon at 6.26 {iArchsnsel-Voloéa railway- according

to an oillcinl statement tonight onop- erutions in north Russia.

WOUNDED TN,FACE.- Mr. James

A. Poynter of Clihton has received a telegram informing him that his son James- W. Poynter 2100281 -is oillc- ially reported admitted to 22 General

Length of today ten hours and

Hospital Camiers llct. Sth Kun shot

Goes to Siberia

(Brit-iisli-Ain<»i'ii'an, Cliicugo.)

Four popular oi`i`icei's of thc Chi-

cago BI'.itisiiJ(.`iiiuiiliiiii1 iiiccruitiiii.: Missiiion will leave in the near iiitiirii

to join -the (Ti1iIn(liu.i1 Expeditioniiry Force in Siberia. These are-:

Col. John S. Dennis, 0.M.G.

Major A. Wallace Owen.

Lleut. 8. Macdonald. (Toi. Dennis. w‘lio was dccoraicil

lost week by King George with thi: tiitle of (`.omma.1idei‘ of St. Michael and St. George, is to be "specially

order. He opened the Chicago Mis-

sion over a year ii ago. und, when it was successfully laimcheil, took charge of recrultimg in other states, his executive work evoking many

comniander-iii»chlei`, Brig. Gen. Sli' W.A. Wliiitef, Before the war, (‘ol. Dennis was assistant to the Presldeiit of the canadian Psoi-rio ' Railway.

t - . , '

Lleu c'°|- F'c J°mI°°°"~ ‘more active wnriiiiw: iiguiiisl the liuir

employed," according to the Ottawa'

complimentary Comments from thc iiis iimtiier. J.ii. i-ziiniiiev. i'ni~mi~riv

Col. Jamieson has been in charge

of the New York Mission or late. The selection of stair officers has and ills alto achieved notable re- been left largely to Gen. Elmsley,

suits ln securing fresh material fm-'whose recommendations have been

*wound in face. ` ' ` the llritish and Canadian ranks. He laccepted.

A T' ` ' "` T' ` inicrs.

I Canadians just wounded in o.ctioi1,h- - i - r ~ - \`..\l.t'.. I - - - '- - '- ’ ' - - ‘ ~

M dresl “tru Thi I I .Ive lthcii iiroiiiuiiii tci bcsiiii. .i I \. iiil_iic.ii .i(.\Iiaiii.ii1 iitlii Nur mul vi(_mm,_ H_`S‘_m|,|(,(| in ml,

,I s n-g_ a oii. s siows iowclosely the l follows i-lic iio_v-,ii;,i1l up to thc limii.: imc iii fur-1. I.(_mw_7l_mm_ "HH ,U \.,.,,|,.,,,m, |,,,,,,,.

f . ' _-_ . _._ _ __.EL____.Ec.,______ _._._._._.___ ____v___ “___ ,»,-i,-“ws lim-1 ;\i¢-my and .liiini-s Mir-

] wus ai. iai\\'_\'»‘i‘ i1I liii- Vziiiiidiiiii \Vi~.~ii,

. . ;i‘iIiiil service Iii l~`i'i\iicc if-ni'ly 'iii

lt‘ \\¢il4

Owen Back to fighting. .

M3101' 0W0l1.` iiI'fii‘ci‘ coniiiutiidimz

;lho Western Divisioii, was ii wortiiy siivcessor. to (`IiI.D'.iii1iI*.~i and (`ol. .lziinies»oiI. Ho also hails from thc

`l’riiirI\ Proviiiceis iiiid liiis seen sor-

pvicc iii ilio tmncvlios. After it spell .of scnii~i:ivi-liun llfc, he is eager for

i Lieirt Macdonald. anotiicr veteran `oi' Franco, has done splendid work ns 'ii recruiting iilii al the (‘ihi<-iigo hond-

liiiiarters.

I i Gen, Elmsley ‘in Command_

I The commaiiilei' of the (ianadiaii 'Siberian Force will be llrlg.-Gen. J.

til. El-i1isley,D.S.O. lie is an in- trepid Torontnniun. wiith a long and briliiunlt record nf mlliiriry .-icrvlce.

Of (`I\I‘l‘fl.20. now ol llostiiii. is well

known lo many rcnilrrs of this piipor.

Other Officers.

A OERWAN DANCE

RUDi:LY BROKEN'

German Officers Celebrating Return ol Peace

with a ‘Ball at Courtrai When British Cavalry . invaded the Ciiv. The Dancers ilad to Flite

for Their Lives.

(Special lu the iluuriiiaii) .

\\'i'i‘iI ’i`ill~1 .\l.i.ii<Jll .-\It.\lll;`S i.\'

i3l<]l.GiiTl.l. Oct. !0.~~li has iwi».i_ ii‘;Ii~i1'\s<i,i`1‘ui1i ii i'v.~'iii-‘lil oi' ('oui‘iriii

that Gcrniun t~;i\';ili-_v olllciers were ,iriv-I Till; ii bull llii>i'i‘ rt-li:lii;iiiiii: thi- iw-

iiirii oi' |1i~zii'i.- on iliii night thi- viiy tv:-.si

LAST IVIINUTE ,

FLASHES I

f!=5§§&;,~;:-_.J 3.1:.. __-

(Special to

Aiiglo-Aiiici~i¢:u

iiiorv than 5.000

i'io;i1‘uil the right

l<i\'ci‘, oct-iipyiiii: ull high grouiid.

Vzccho Slovak troops iiilmiiiistoreil

.i i-i~'ii.-iiing iic=i'irni io l}ul.~‘.liv,\'iki l`oi'r‘- es in Siberizi killiiii.: 1000 iiiirii. riiiiiiir-

ing t-liroo zii‘niiiri»il iraiins. <-lcveii l:><~.--

The Guardian)

n ti'onps iiiiptiircil

pt'isoiiL>i's and liiive iianlt oi' the Solit-

iiiotive-.< :mil uilivr iiooiy.

liiilgiuiis have pzIs.<cil` the lli-iigf-_-.

Lihcnl ciiniil and :ii'i~ iiiziliiiig pi-ogi‘i~==,<

owiii'ii.~i .»\oli1'r. I

in ('iiuiIipiii:n<~ the l~`i'eiii-li hiiv->

i'i»iii'iicii ilu' lliiiiiliiip, liiio :uni liuvs

-iipiiircii Si. (lr-rinziin Mont ami more han 700 piisoIiei'.~'.

A Paris ilcspuii-li says Allicil airin-

ics have 1-cached the Unit-li i`i‘ont.i<-i-.1

(lcriiiiiii i1l‘\\\piipvi's siiy the (li»i'-|

iiiiin i~epl_\‘ to \\'i1son will iiiiiioiiiicv :iii iiiiiiiriiiiili- siisiiviisioii <ii` siiliiiuirino

\viii‘iiii'u ziliii will oi‘i`<-I' pailiiciil i.tuiii»

HARVEST LEAVE TO BE EXTENDED

1|; reply to ii toiegriim sent to the

_xiinister of Militia by the Premier.

idvising that iii view oi' the present

ipideinic oi' iiifiiieiizu it woulii bc well o cxtciiii the prcscnt hai'v'esl. leave iiiiii the cpiilcinic is over. Tho Prem-

:i' Tins wceiviéil ii iclvi.;1'iii\i i`i'om ‘tho \iijiiiniit Gcnurzil siiyiiig tlint the n;ittcr ivas uiiiloi' the consiiicriiiion

if the Go\'ci'nn1c11i.

Two Soldiers Get

A Hearty Welcome

T|1u,-muy, ingruiyqi- 10th. was iiiv

inte of zi vury special :ind oiijnyablo

\lbtrt l.oili:o l 0 (l 'l \iii1'i'nvll.ii-

iicoil froin ovci‘.<ciies'. -

Pic. i\i<~,l{iiy eiilisivil i‘zii'ly iii 1915,

lid iliiiy for some iiiiiii iii Syiliii-_\'. \I. S., liofnir going o\'<\i'.<i‘:is. where lie iiil`i'c1‘oii tho loss of thi- lisc of ii ici.: 11 ii motor iicciilciil. iiis bi'otli0i‘. flordoii. who enlisted about the same imc, Iinidc the suproine sacrifice on \'ovemi»er mn. 1917. in the iight for Pnsscliciiilnclc Ridge.

Private .liiiiics McLeod. who is not

vet sevciiteeii, weiii iivorsciis with thc l05ih Bnitzilioii. l-lo also hail iiic mis- i`oi'i,iine to lose ri lug iii llio biitiie of Arran.

The Iwo yoiiiig lioiwics wi»i'i\ \\'iii'iIil_v

received iiiid grecicil with hearty cheers and other expiwrslons of wel- iwoinc, iifioi' which the (Thief Teninlar. Roy C. llrchaiit. reud the following uidrcss: .\lr. Bert M(-Kny and llro. .laines Mc-

Lend.

those of our i\iothe1'lnnil. when sh

for`the emancipation of Europe an

Dear l<`i‘ienils.--On iieli.ilf of Prince

\lbert Lodge, I. 0. G. T., wc take this -

opportunity of welcoming you home. ind of expressing to you in ii small ~ncas1ire. our uppreiiinlion oi’ your noble ciideavours in defense of our King iinil Coiiiitry. We feel that we '-.wo our freedom and oven our lives 'o you iiiiil siioh :is yoi1.- who were .willing in stand iieiweeii us nnil Ger- nmii iyruiiiiy. We nro happy to know smveyor' He;-mnny|]1g_ 9|; sour". lliiit your motives iirc iii accord with

C 3I‘l.?Z?.‘}..§.“.L“ I.'.§?.?.‘.°i “fZ“‘§§‘..'."...lIl..“i.".Ii‘. '<‘°M"mNT L.-wif Desires M-

d -ition--as housekeeper. Enquire

other countries from the thraldom-of Ellllvn »Str89l- l97l°10°\|M31I\‘~ German militarism. We all sincerely ._______._.._~_-----

regret the injuries youjiave both sus-

__._i_.._.__

iieiivii. .\I ilii: iiiiiiiilv of the ITRHCE ifriiisii inikiiitry whii~h had broken Iiiiwiiiizii iliv ilofeiiczcrs of the West .~'ioi~ii1i~.il ini.: the town iliiil the Ger-

iiinii <';ivi|ii'_v iniiiils liiifl to run for their Iivcrs.

ilioiigh \\'ar clouds still hover over us. we believe that the end for which you were willing to tight or give up your

ilivcs, if need be, is about to be real-

izcil. Anil :is we civilians real? daily of ihe ti'iiiiiipiIiii1t aiivziiice of Britain :ind hcr allies, it should not fail to make us feel that the obligation we owe our brave boys who have gone out from oiii' midst to uphold Liberty and Deiiiucrncy against the tyranny :ind barbzirism of the I-lim, is one that is beyond our power to repay. And, theret'orc, as a very small mark of our i'cgai'ii and esteem for you. boys, we are gaiiliereii togetiici' for a little so- ciable limo to-night, and we hope that on humble effort of welcome will be 1'¢~c<-i\'etl iii the spirit in which it is given. Fiii-iiier. it is our sincere de- .sirc that in all your future experiences of life your actions, under God‘s pro- vidciicc, may be stimulated by mo- iivcs as noble in their nature as those limi proinptetl you in leave home and roiiiiiry to do your bit on the battle-

iields of Flzindcrs.

Signed on behalf of Prince Albert

lnilge

(‘l1as. Richards, James F. Herring.

The i~ciiii'1icil heroes responded to

ilic iiiiili-css, iinii t-xpressed t.heir ap- pi-ei-iiiiiiiii oi' thc reception given in their iionoiir.

'l'li<~ foiliiwing programme was then

in-iiii<~i'i-il iii inimitable style: _

i'ln»i';;-~ . on thc Way to Germany. lliict by Liiiiisdcn sisters.

.\ililrcss by Rev. E. S. Weeks.

Solo by Sadie Jordan

ii .-\<liii'css by Jas. H. Brooks.

(`hoi‘us»-Just Break the News to

.\ioll1ei'. '

.\iidi'ess by E. J. Lumsden.

Trio-Good-bye Mother Dear.

Speecli by Caleb Jordan.

. Song -The Little Ford Car, by E. J. iniiiisilcii icncnredl. -

itccitiitioii-~'i`l1e Little Boy and the

(`igiii'otlc. by Lucy Lumsdeii. .-\ddi'css by F. G. Jordan. Song-`Vi'l1e1i the Irish Beat the

Dutch, by Norinziii McDonald (encor- cfl.i

Address by Will H. Robin. Song~Iinhy Mine, by Caleb Jordan

ii\iIcorod.)

.\iliirc-.ss hy Clizis. Richards. Snug- i Love ii Lai:-isie (Harry Lau-

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