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` _ A' ' .Du~§!l_MBER`1`°» 1916 _ _ _ » THE cHAnLo'rrE'.rowN' GUARDIAN - PAGE NINE ,
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GREECE PRESENTED "la.‘;"l..:2»'l’i..l:i:.‘;.“f.:1.°:i.§;l”l°'..i*lll sunshine un-
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Allied Powers Gave Greek Government (c___d,_n mr o________) ,num _,M ,,_e',,,,,,,, ,,,,_,,, ,D gm, Wm, 0, ,ms was _,mm Sympathetic Message from sir R. L
24- ll°“lS I9 llelllovo all Troops ood lr.:r§r‘:z.':..‘;;;f.i°““.“.:;u.s‘1‘i;.f::l'; ::‘::tss:.‘”s.:::"~=° ‘° ‘° Borden- By~Lows Ado led to
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- ‘ :ng bietween thte Msluse andththe says the French captured ten thousand T.
MlnlStel°S U0 Leave, Sollntfy- oording lo e French srutementlssusu onoplol:-:o aolvlss on AonlAu- (speohu te the cuurelangl WHTGI' Sfl'Bef.
ghlgrggteuggg~h;‘l`h‘:{il;uV°l;ce5 Wa: °V9l` OPLE- E BERLIN, Dec. 15.-By wireless to
(Special to the Guardian) til adequate guarantee for the future H ome res an the SuYVule- Fl'@h°ll alll’-Clli ¢0llHY Oll
r vers cap ure more an pr oners BERLIN ADMIT g prisoners and several heavy guns ac S REVERSE
PARIS' Dem 15_ A_deBm'm:h mlb” been swam _ depth of. ten kilometres alld three ki- (Special to the Guardian.) ` the eastern bank of the Meuse in the A Blwcllll meeting Ot the Summer- vers but not disastrous." I
liav_as News Agency, from- its corres- pondent in Pireus, Greece, dated yes- terday. says the note- of the Allied Powers to the' Greek Government was handed this afternoon to Foreign' Minister Zalacovas. The document said that -recent events in Athens proved that neithe'r Kin'g Constantine nor the Greek Government had suf- ficient authority over -the Greek army to prevent its becoming a menace tto the peace and security of the Allied forces in Macedonia. The Allies there- fore were obliged in order -to protect themselves against attack to demand the immediate removal of the' troops and war material indicated in an an- nexed list.
Those removals must be begun
\vithin twenty-four hours. All move- lnsntof troops and war materials to- ward the north must be by Vopha.
lit’ the Government dis-regard the
notes it will be considered in -the light of hostile activity. The signa- tories ofthe note. it says, have receiv cd orders to quit Greece in twenty- four hours with the personnel of the legations if the terms of the note are not formally accepted. The blockade will be maintained, it is declared, un-
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(Special to the Guardian.)
ATHIENS, Dec. 15- ,Tho demands of
the Entente Powers presented to the Greek Government is in the nature of an ultimatume. All the Greek soldiers are~ to he withdrawn from Thessaliy, according to the demands, and only a certain number of sol- diers are to be concentrated in Peo- ponnes. Demands for reparation for the events of December 11-12, when lighting took place between' the En- te-n'te landing forces and Greek troops
gore' to be formulated later. The ulti- I
matume expired at 3 o'clock today. There are indications that the terms were agreed to but so far tho Brit ish Foreign Office' has received no news of their acceptance.
LIKELY T0 ACCEPT
TERMS OF ALLIES.
LONDON, Dec. 15-An Athens des
patch to Reuters says that the indi- cations are that the Allied ultima- tuun will be accepted in principle by .King Constantine The despatch says that this decision is the outcome oi _a cabinet council held under the pre- sidency of the King.
UUTITH PREMIER SAYS HULLANI] MAYBE DRAUGEU INTO WAR
(Canadian, Prelo Despatch.) |
LONDON, Dec. 15.-Premier Cort-
yand Deer Linden, addressing the lower house of the Dutch parliament yesterday, said that the Dutch gov- ernment still believed that there is danger of Holland being dragged in-| to the wa.l'~,'li.ccordi‘ng tofa despatch’ to Reuters from the Hague.
The Premier was speaking on the
oudget and said that the coulltry’s munitions supply had considerably ill- creased and was daily increasing and that, ln view of the international sit- uation, it was unavoidable that suf- ficient military forces be kept at'-the immediate disposal of f the govern-
ment.
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BRITISH STRIINIIIY I
URRE REPRISALS
(Canadian Preis Despatch.)
LONDON, Dec. 15.-The Times
ILUYII GEIIRITE .
IS IMPRIIVINII
(Special to the Guardian.)
LONDON,>Dec. 16-An official com
nlunication issued this evening con
says it understands that all importantf ce-rning the condition of Lloyd George statement will be made in the House British Prime Minister, says the Pre
of Commons to--day with regard to the', making prisoners by the Germans of. Captain Blaikie. of tile steamer Cal- edonia, after the steamer had been sunk by submarine. A strenuous campaign for reprisals by the gov- ernment if any harm befalls Captain Blaikie is being conducted by the press, and such bodies as the navy league and the Merchant Guild.
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WASHINITTIIN RECEIVES
TURIIISH NIITE
(Special to the Guardian.)
WASHINGTON. l)e'c. 15-The note
of the Turkish Govcrnlnunt hcre for trallsmissloll to ‘thc Entcnto Powerl- was receive;-ll at thc State Depart ment late today. lt is understood tht note will be osselltially the sarllle' al the German and Austrian note. Aftel the cabinet meeting secretary Lens ing said the note would not go for ward tonight nothing could he said na to the action the Government oi the United States would take.
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RERNANYS REPLY III I AMERICAN PRIIIESI
(Canadian Prelc Despatch.)
WASHINGTON. Dec. 14--Germany’s
reply to the American protest against deportation of Belgians,, ar rived at the state dapartmolll- lllll morning. it is understood to con tend that the Ullited States has not been accurately informed of the pur- poses of the deportations which are said to be made on the ground of so- cial necessity. _
'COMING EVENTS
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
MEET (NGS. ETC.
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tion for advertising in this column Cash must accompany order. _
"All on board for Stanley school
concert, Dec. 20th! lf stormy the
I Til d Sfam-
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` "The Cornwall Mission Band will hold their annual Xinas concert in the (Jornwali Church, Dec. 20th ai 7.30'p. m. Admission 10 cents. 3447.
on A meeting of the shareholders- of
Tracadic Cross Bilver Black Fox CQ.. Ltd.. will be-hold in St. Bonaventure s 1-mi, :rraeadlc 'ell Wednesday. Doo- itith at one o‘clool`t p nl 8436-ll-16M2i.
territories with the exception of P0- _._____il_...
by Austria to Russia. ' -
“Germany is to receive back all --
"Germany is to have guarantees main Roumauian army after over
tileTl;]l‘lnY llllC'l1Slli Belgiulélé d been compelled to retire to a new
“ ese concess ons," a e my in- defensive line north of Bucharest. The
`ormani, “are mainly inspired by the German effort seems to have spent K-aiser and the Chancellor, but other itself and the enemy’s- offensive' is uen in the government are less in now lacking in vigor, the prisoners favor of them and hope the Allies made by the Roumanians showing ~iil reiect them. so that the lmvor- signs or physical exhaustion. sm-ly `BliSlB lll Gelllllllly Will lllell be able German patrols are wandering about ‘0'l1Ct Wllll Btl`0l\t-T61' lllllllC'l'llY-" the country. A llumhe`r of these raid-
Tlle HB-nllelblllllll Hague C0l‘l‘€SD0ll- ing bands have been cut off and cap-
tlent is often in close touch with for- ¢ur@¢l_ €lgllCll`Cl€fl- Gel-tain Rcumallian politicians of
the Conservative party with noted
W-ll-L NQT.PRgglggL3LESR GERMAN Ge-rmanophile tendencies. in remain-
- ing with the enemy, are aiming at
the deposition' of King Ferdinand and
(Special to the Guardian.) proclaiming his elder brother, Prince
LONDON' Dec_ 15____pub1ic 0pm_ Wilhelm. of Holhenzollern, King of
im, as re.present§_d by the British Roumania. The' usurper of the Crown Press, was occupied today in discus- ls Wllh the luvuulllg ulmy ling the brief expression by Bonnr and has lhuueu a Pl`°' flaw in the House of Commons yestma clamation at Craiova in which he lay, that the British Governmellt’s po- ul’-’°lal`e5 hlmsell ‘lo he the rlghlful qcy was Bu" based on adequate ,e_ heir to the Roumanian throne. Con- oaration for the past and security for illlllllllluggltureor tufsullzi l°buhu)l;;`ll;;ll1l;' theftue. 1eo_ y a y y s
It T; Elotabie that a number oi’ in- glulhl-5 of lullu lc' omclelrs “hu meh 'luelltial newspapers take the ground who ‘"9 Plehuheu lu embrace B°ll` that tms leaves the way open for R chism and de-sert the cause of -their note summarily refusing to consider rlghl-ful Suverelgh- The Gehmuh°Phlle5 Gormany’s proposals and for the Ca,-. contemplate the confiscation of the _.ying out of the essential aims and lands of a Roumanian notable who ,meets for which the Entente Ames has been faithful to the Entente. The
l st ti f oil ells d distiller
. A t di _ re ruc on c w an - ne mn en ng les is complete- in the threatened
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HOLLAND APPEALS _
T0 AMERICAN PEOPLE.
IMPENIJING CHANGES
Press has received from Amsterdam all “appeal to the' American People,"
ession of the lea ua
tors arising from the recent fire. 'rh
o’c'lock last night
cer, Toronto, G. Ashwin, leading sea
r
I i _ _ , _ lnan, London England; A. J. Ha ris,
c° °“ es' ('Al‘A»T5 lvl” llu9'5lul» Deu- l5_‘The able- seaman, Mayo, Ireland; H. M.
McAuliffe. signalman, Halifax.
against a possible invasion by hos- 100 days of unceasing fighting has The injured We-re; ('_ McLean F,-y,
Sub. Lieut.. Ottawa, seriously injur- ed about the head; F. Chandler, lead- ing seaman, West Worthing, England, leg broken and badly injured.
In 'his report to the navall head
quarters, Halifax, Lieut. Wingate said that the ship was making water forward and that the mess deck was iloode-d. No further ‘detils haveélean received. "_ " `
The first news- of the safety of the
ship to reach this city came over the telephone to the Morning Chronicles few minutes after the arrival of the Gri-lse` at Shelburne, and was corhl- municated to ithe naval authorities. and at once flashed ove-r the Eastern Press wire.
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IIIINITRATUIAIESW
_ HIIIIWEII
AMSTERDAM. via Lolldoll, Dec. 15
chief of the General Staff, has sent a message to the Imperial Chancellor Dr. Von Bethmann-I-lollweg, congra tulating him on his speech in the Reichstag alld adding: "I read your speech with deep emotion and great satisfaction. By the Kaise'r's com-
hy thc Holland s E ,
...___ of neutral states. The appeal is sign-
_ cd by President Nicrneye-r and secre-‘I
PETROGRAD, Dee 15-Vin Len- taries Colafaille and Walch. The ap- on, Dec. 12-Tile swift procession of Delll. lll Dall. BHYSI political events, which has been mak- "Y0Ul‘ l>l`€Hlll€lll' hull _Suhl lhul, lug B new chapter in Rugspm history sooncr or later a nlolncllt would come' has collle to lt temporary halt, awllit- when the war would make the por;-it-I ilyg me mml demglon of the govern- lou oi noutrnl nations unbearable. bor! ment The pre-gent situation is as fel- us Hollalldcrs till-li, luolncllt has ar-_ lows: A majority of both parllsmlen- rivell. nm lhrhllllh nur own' offeringsq tary chambers, for the first time in Init bc'cuusc we cannot longer passive-Q _their existance, presents a united ly c0l\l€lllllllll0 I-l\€'l¥lll1E-ll_Yl“_ll'l°l`lll5 lll' front against the govern`me'nt. and a_ fllvted by Gérlllllllil llD0ll Belgium- 0lll` series of extraordinarily sensational ll€lSllll0Y~ ll`0 115 lllff Clllellif lllflllllell
U in f_ gh r sent cub on the Belginns bv Germany is more
accusa ons aga s e p e - ._ _ | inet, and disclosures of government Vlvlll @v€'l‘i' <l8y~ lovely llay lllllllllels
:th a ul eloo-I
inefilciency and corrupt influences Ol' fllgltlvellln lll1ll€'0_ 0 .841 Y have been crystalized into the' more trio Wire Wl\lCh the Gunhuhu h“"°l dignified shape of a demand for a erected ,along the frontier succeed in ministry, which can be supported by el'-CllDln'8 lop lllu Nelhmlmlus- ‘ ‘lTl`°h;I the legislative bodies. and th., pub- them we learn the polulul dots S 0 | no opinion or the notion. nnutterahle llespolr ol the Woluou
b fl in than and children who are left behind and;
inlTT;,.EHncghl;1rUn'euE>tEmile-Tyne changed Ol the l1i!0lllZlllS HUGHES Whlch mug
ti ` h
personnel in the ministry, but the- Dlllve Wllell hushuh ll' uffll er” hh final elimination of those "dark SOD! ll\'\188€d l'l°lll lhfflf h°l3f5 “hs forces," which formed the topic of so W0l'l¢» We Puhkeu lhl° ‘lu 9 “ll many impassioned utterances in the fl‘9lSlll Clllll lllld lllllll l-l'HllBD0ll-611-, Duma and the imperial Council. dt lllavéll. £0 llll uhhhhwh °l°ulluull°“ is impossible to go closely into de- and to an unl_lh°“'" mle- .I tail but the resent upheavel can "Tlllillll1h0l1<ll°lhlu"“l°l*l`l'°llllhl“
B. D - _ h lli ll - urge. which at this moment be understood in outline as u tre 9 S BW h hole of N°"hem‘
mendouoly patriotic protest against l\\C0l‘llBS l 9 W _ the euorts of the German party, and Fl'Bl1C0_al\fl W9"-°°l'll R‘:1°':;“tl'l;°'%(:i°_i all other influences, which have at- but Uno WAY °P°l‘- “ll ‘lt u t ll tempted to interfere' with the suc- lecttivo action on the pall 0 Doll N
M g ¢h _ -ph no ons. ' 1‘
Tssfhxolgdmlrcl? atlrllietlcntlg high sais "And for you- olllfellll al the ‘llllSlll'.` ln both chambers. loot ol ooulfol ‘ffl my d til-t “t;’\‘{‘;‘
llsll' ot the extreme, right luc_tlon_ opinion. the rls an u y 0 .
In the Duma has been seconded from- the leadership llilhh Y°ll- Tllll lY'l‘0»nllYI the pirty since the scandal caused is not to be b0l1ll9 ln Dil-l°ll¢° lllil illel by the insult offered President noulneuu-al uutlouo can no lonsor stand sianko by the rescttonlst Deputy idly while lll w°°l°"‘ E‘ll'°D6 "le Markoif and the imperial Council. re- moot Dllllllllvfl IEW! ul llllllllillly. 0b- nectlnl fog- the fly-st time m 1;, N9. served even by uncivilized traces, are tory the popular voice has by .an tralnpled u\lll0l‘ l°°¢~ 't overwhelming, majority allied. mold Wo appeal to you o urro your, with the Duma. The next move will' government to energetic and llccesive undoubtedly be made by the govern-_ action and to call upon the other
Russia for a “responsible ministry", We do not ll9!llll° 1° ill" ll I-\D°h_,
are heard everywhere and the news- papers print long articles anticipat- ing the new rogime, which_is Ifllardl ed s inevitable. A rumor is current
te an effort tim; the change in the cabinet will bo blmounced before' the soleinh uncanny oi hotn nouns in
iilnarro cw-oo olpmmfls nimrh sioimm fvolyf 9t'0_v_‘°-lilo ‘Will P*"°_'I.;__' ' ~_.
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ourselves to speak with ilrm convic- tion in the name of humanity and our hope is firmly tlxed on that sence of justice which has always formed one of the most cherished traditions ~' the citizens of the United Staten. Americans, we are convinced that you will not dillvlitlint our expecta-
nland you nlade with this speech a great moral demonstration of the strength of the Fatherlalld at home and ut the front. We soldiers know that at this moment there is no high cr or holler duty than to prosecute victory with the utlnost cncrgy and to live or die' for the Kaiser and the Fa therland.
Tho Chancellor replied, saying that
hc regarded Voll Hindenburg‘s words' as the voice of the German people'r army ami adding: "lt is the deeds on land and sea that have cleared thl way for the high spirited decisior which the Kaiser and our allier took yesterday. The death defying loyalty`to duty and the unshakeable bravery of our men fighting for Ger many is a guarantee to us that if it does not please' the enemy today to terminate the war they will tight tile more tc- secure for the Fatherland n strong and lasting peace."
Mil'\ard'o Linlmcnt Curso Dictempcr
THE WEATHER,
TEMPERATURE _ TIDE, MOON, ETC.
al-
(canadlan Frou Despatch.) ..TORON'I'0. Dec. 16.-Strong winds and gales. shifting to west; snow ol rain. then clearing.
The tide will be high tilts afternoon
at 3.30. tomorrow at 4.05 and Mon- day at 4.42; it rises tomorrow morn ing at 2.59. Monday at 4 and Tues- .day at 5.16.
The sun sets this afternoon and
tomorrow at 4.16 md Monday at 4.17'; it risen tomorrow morning at 7.36. Monday at 7.37 and Tuesday at 7.37.
The moon rises tonight at 11.32 and
tomorrow at 12.
ment. in the meantime, rlieaso new to neutral notions to folly. Iround vou- The mm," ms mn 0,, D,,¢_ gm ,t
8.44. ‘ '
‘ The last quarter of the moon will _ be on Sunday. Dec. 17. at 2.08 -p. m.
l The length of today will bc eight hours and thirty-nine minutes and to- morrow eight hours and thirty-eight. minutes.
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was called to deal with certain mat
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nl
Sir R L Borden was read I
PEAIIEPIANS UT BRITISH IIAPIURE TIIRPEUI] BUAT I Whose;-_l..f~....
IIENTRAL PUWERS TURKISH PIISIIIIINS ITRIISE SAFE IN PIIRT °” S"”""".l;:°..:;°sl::§;'s;s.°:."s.ef'”°.l~§
“I am greatly distressed by th
1 mr - _ _-___ news of the disaster which has overta-
(Canadian Press Despatch.) (Special to the Guardian.) HAI_,1FAX_ N_ 5__ De¢_ 15_ Wm, ken your town and I sincerely hop
LONDON. Dec. 1_5.-(New York LONDON, Dec. 15- British troops pix of her Crew drowned, two mg,-e that it may prove less serious than
Tllllei Cable)-The Daily Chronicle lllwo tukcu the offensive in the re iinjured, her wireless dismantled, he; now reported.” l\ao_ llla followlua from Amsterdam. sion of KutElom_on1.lu Mesopotamia boats carried away ana loeldug hed- (Sad) R. L. BORDEN. December 13. The Handelblalls Hn- and IlaV9 0CCllDl€ll Tlll'kll’»l1 D0Slll0llB ly' from the terrible pounding Th9 f0ll0Wing reply was forwar- zuo correspondent says: “From a 0" tho Hoi River south of Kut. says which sho had received in 4s hours ol flour
German quarter, niually well inform- an official statement tonight. The gales and hlgh seas off the Nova sm, Sir R. L. Borden.
ed about German g vernment plans, l British crossed to the right bank of ga mast, H_ M_ C_ 3_ Grnge-_ the tor. New Westminster, B. C., learned of the -fc-llowing conditions Hai Rive-r and took Furkish trenches pedo boat Omciamy recorded as 10” "Thanks for sympathy. Loss se. which the- Central Powers would he llellf KHll1hl1Ill’l1n.1W0 Hllll ll llllilf miles with alll band ut into Shelburne
lometres. LONDON Dec 15 -A war office Ve-rdun region resulted in a ld T (` ll I
. . . sam of s e own .ounc was held last even- (Sgd.) JOHN JARDINE ,
CAPTURED 10,000 PRISONERS. announcement says naval airplanes_ ground for them towards Louvremont lllg ul Whlch the MHYOF llllli all lh I ' Buy”
I9P°°ll‘l 1° 91° Guafdla"-) Yesterday tlll‘€W bombs on Tule Bru- and Hardumont, the war office an- C0l1llClll0rs. except Conn. Gaudet wit
PARIS, Dec. 15.-Reports tonight gah, bridge south of Adrlanople_ A .nounced today. the Recorder were in session.
it’ ` "I
(l hi The most important matter doo" lt.with by the Council was the passin" -_ of a by-law which the statute of 191'! e gave them the power to enact, prollib'
ting the erection, construction or pla- cing of any wooden building in tha' part of the town situated between
/Queen Street on the We-st, St. Ste, -.phen Street on the East and loin'
'Q Y (T .
takes in all the burned area as wd'i
e as the balance of Water Street to u
distance considerably east of the Rail: way Station.) » , Another matter on which there wir-
some discussion was that of the by- law re the keeping of ladders ‘pil buildings for use in case of tire. 'Php police were instructed to see that this by-law is strictly enforced. '.
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. 5. D inclined to offer. All the occupied from Ku; Eiamara Harbor under her own Steam at 950 .--.-----.-f--.»=-~~-.-- ...-.-.--_-_-_-.._._.,_.-_.._._,._.,
lurid and Lithuania shall be returned. The gouowing (pe,-e lost overboard;
P°lau‘l must relhulu *lu lhuelleh' R. W. Wilkinson, artitlcer engineer,
dent Kingdom. As regards Lithuania * We1|mg_0n_Tyne_ England; E_ C_ 016. my informant was uncertain. but mens, wireless operator. Hamilton,
°f “ ENEIIIY IN RIIUIYIANIA W- -A WITH BAVARIAN KI
(Canadian Press Despatch.)
GENEVA, Via Paris, Dec. 15.---Tilt-.
south German press attaches great importance to the flying visit of the Eldmperor to Munich yesterday. where he held a council with thc King and Bavarian ministers. Both peace and military matters were iiscussed. The Emperor remarked on the absence of young soldiers in thc streets and visited the Princess Arn- lif, whose sou a nephew of tho
NIT AND MINISTER
s council
King, was killed in Rounlanfa. Thr. Emperor carefully read long #ple grams concerning the opinion of tho' Allies on the peace proposals. I.
The- Journal de Geneve. says: "'Ger§
many will make the Germans believe.
_that the Entente Allies will mor-= I lily responsible for the- cont niiltion |013 the war. Perhaps the Gerntans will ,lmlievs this but neutrala will ne; Inc duped, anyhow not the Swias." I . ` 'V
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LONDON, Dec. 15.-Telegraphing
from Jassy, the provisional capital of R0lln18ni&. under-date of Dec. 7, the Renter correspondent says: I “The occupation of Buchn-est he- came known here yes-terday through' the issuance of an official mlrmllnicnt- ion.. In anticipation of tlli.._cvcnt the
_Field Marsha] von Hlndenbumj Government had appointed men woil
, known for their German sympathies to
F minister... v mn unlnlls
OINTED PRO-GERMAN8 TO ALL S, INCLUDING COMMANDER
TOWN “_
the important civic -positions includ- ing command of the town. The ¢om~ mander iss-ued a manifesto to.. _ the people asking them to remain quiet
and declaring that the city wouigwbe surrendered to the Germans wi ut injury to the inhabitants.
"Premier Bratiano will remain in
otlice, but all other Ministers have tendered their reslgnations.”
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GERMAN PEACE
MAKER CHEEREDQ
BERLIN, Dec. 12.- Via London,
Dec. 13.- The speech of Chancellor Von Bethnlann-I-Iollweg befo-rc the Reichstag today, in which he declared that Germany was willing to make peace, was not marked by u single expression of dissent, while the- sig- nificant passages were greeted with hearty brnvos and cheers. lt was noticeable, however that Count Frie- irlch You Westarp, the Conservative leader and others of his following,
the galleries and newspaper men join- ed dcmonstratively in the applause.
When the Chancellor had conclud-.
ed his speech an attempt was made. to force an immediate debate by the almexaticdiist group under Major Ernest Bassermann, leader of the National Liberals and Count West- lrp, supported by the extreme So- cialists. This move was ilrmiy re- sisted by the leaders of the moder- lte parties who agreed with thc- Challcellc-r that a general discussion] of possible peace conditions before the :lftitude of thc enemy powers was made known. could only injure ‘.lle l-ullaz: of peace and place Ger- nany ni. ll diplomatic disadvantage.
The adjournment of the~Reichstng
by its own decision leaves the gov-` ernmellt a free hand to conduct fur- ther ncgotiations and is regarded ss tantamount to a vote of confidence.
BRITISH PRESS UN
PEAIIE PRIIPIISAL
LONDON, Dec. 13.- The morning
newspapers in their editorial views on Germany’s peace proposals take two main g lids- Thstthe otler should be re cted or that it should be with a s tement of terms on which the E tanto Allies are will- ing to etsct a pence. leaving it to the Central Powers to accept or re- Iect. lt.
"Germany," says the Morning Post
"knows abc has reached her lcnlth henceforth must decline. Nothing
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“DARK FORCES" TO BE
DUSTED FROM RUSSINB
GOVT. SYSTEM.
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PETROGRAD, Dec. 11.-The swift
procession of poiitioalmvants which has been making A new chapter ill Russian history lla! come to a tem- porary Ilalt, awaiting the tlnal decis, ion of the Government. The present situation is as fc-llowl. _
A majority of both parliamcntar7~'
chambers, for the first time in ,their existence. present a united front a- gainst the Government and a series of extraordinary sensational monoli- ions against the present cabinet, and lllsclosures of Goverment incillcl- cncy and corrupt influences have hoes' crystalized into the more dignified- shape of a de-mend for a ministri- which can be supported by the lille letive bodies and the public opinion of the nation. .
Both chambers are firm in their in sistence upon not merely a chtillatl personnel in the Minlltry but .tho final elimination of tholo , "d\rl. forces,” which formed the topic of lc many impassioned utterances in till' liuma and the llnperitl' Council it ll impossible to go closely into details
but the present upheaval can dsratood in outline Q tremen ons- ly patriotic protcit ainlt the cdom of the German party and all influences which have __ltt_Ul|l\|G_ interfere with the auccuoiul
tion ci the war. The i\¢tmwocg‘has apparently been laid in ll bers. _ ~ , _, -liq-
Half of the extreme, 1- . ~ . >,~
in the Duma harboetlj -__-H. the party since the I - 'Wu by the insult olotod ' _ 'A _t ‘ "5, - :isnko by the react , » . Markoif, and the imperial __ ~- . -, fleeting for tho lint .,; , tory the popular voicc,_‘_ _ ,E __ _., overwhelming majority #__ __ ‘ _~ with the lima. Tho. ~' ' 5*
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