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6. _-V* 1 . . . - _Q ..___) > \'_;'»_\-~,,/ f‘|‘l" YOIIY' Solfllél' l"1‘lt:ilG 'wAR CANNOT END wl'rHlN

"Q" " lllillk'l i 2.' ~l' l>\'*' 1-\ I'-' ’ "" ' MAY RUN Fl

\""-,-. I .ls this =<-llsllil nf the _\'r~:ll"\"'\ are $31* TW0 YEARS AND f ‘_ /»' it. .» \ lt som ll.l\ l

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I t--lil.;il-_-_ ~ ‘ti -y - :_ tl e \ill'i..l- l _ ` , r _ _ **“’ `

! P ' ulas pamela: must be sent t`ol'\\':l;':i ~\'l‘-W \0l~l\- N0V€l1\DCl` 5-- | ‘ ¢ A I | I

' .I~_¢__ t.lc1.' will l‘.:“.‘i\'t at their llczltilnl- .

tion in Lilac. You are perhnpa cousiderilig wllat you will seni him. Why pot make his t‘iirist.mas as bright and liappy ns possible? Send him some- thing uselul.wliicll he will a;inl~eci.ltc_

Our stocklemllains many useiul gifts such ll.'-l:-

wrist watcllnl.. elnblélu rings, cigarcltc cases, _-iig-

` not rings. lelmtaln pens, Silver pencils, cigarette

holders, etc. -

` lt will be a pleasure to llavc you call and see our

new goods.

W. W.” WELLNER

Estcllt., 1868, Jewellers, Etc.

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V' ~ "i "' "iw ` 0 " 0 /"'V“`3i"'l"'V '-’ ` - ~ ~ -- f-li'ul ‘cl "iv -"tis Ti '-

~ ,.».5-,.~r.~ . ,,...»- - \~ »-`_ Q --¢~_ -,‘_,_,` ~_ pearls within ii\e yealn. Altllougill - L i l. . I ._ le .¢!0Hlf=\ ¢\550-S' .. ._`f’. "’ ,.-'J ." l `Zp~"_`~ 'lnlshinlz their offensive on the Soul-" C-'l lil’ ill" "‘-`-‘»` ‘ Wlll l0l8l $25,000. "'fl'§'¢`F}i'§f._-.,, 5 “j;“,"l;7x.,_ -1;' ‘uc with great vigor, the British llllld ll* the l'l"“l 1-l"'J‘1l l1€l0l‘€ U16' Privy ' ' "'°} I K ' /

",~

llo'»\'ard correspondent ot' the ilu Press. who has r-“turned frogn a

vct of an approaching end to v in no country_i,\: tlicreany iudica

within two years. There are

lllilrll farther off.

Lord Northcliffc, who more ten probably than any other. man

ments. is no\v urging the British

- lliake no calcllintions based

`01~cr~‘~ will not have attained iiizlitinu; streugtil before next

YQUR FRIENDS am bm ll\\\\\\\\@//_llll

iheminelihgidlgyoliluphiillggrggli

Malre an appointment today. ~

~ _ _ SOLE The C0ok’s Studio ' S

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_ We are showing sev

al new lines of men

New DesP-isav .Block ' -

Prepare for Christmas

all boots made wit olin soles.

IIl\\\\\\\\\\\B.\YllI A \\\\\\\\WIllII

If you can't get back to the old 0/

graph will come nearest to taking , ' your place--will bring cheer to " /,-',f,~'

home keeping hearts. Make the _ appointment today at ’ .-’»./' \,

home for Christmas a new photo-

l@ ‘

The Baver Studio .~'i"7’;

_ > ,fo

lvlusilcrrlu _ ,,. 1, _ =,. ______.- ‘F

_ if

A.'l:`. LYON, Studio -is

Good Photography

_ Moderate Prices. ......

Personal attention to Am-

ateur Photography.

: 107 Queen St.

Phone 68-J. , I

Neolin makes y 0 u oots easy and flexibl ill resist water-a n

does not get hard.

Black and Mahcgan $6.00 6.50 7.00

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The next sailing from Char-

lottetown for Boston will be on Friday November 3rd. .

JAS. CAFRAGHER, ` I

Agent.

135 Queen St,

Ch’t0Wn_ The B. B. Amelia carrying H

2735-10-25Mtf.

Eastern Steamship Linesi

i Hlfllrf M. I.

AL HE-WAY BY WATER.

A- _ /_

Alley & Co.

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malls, paaaeng‘~rl and _freight leavel - ,

Pictou every lia\...flay and Thursday al

Halifax, for the Magdalen Islands call ter arrival of morning express fron. lag, going and coming at louria.

CHAD. W. WEB, Agcht, Picton

I. H. itarratt, Maurer, Amhanl.

ligllre_~l oi' the Solnnle drive, w

".0 the l"l°cnch. tthough olllv culle

to protect the right wing 0" the

th I

ffl//III; lllll

taken more ground and more

Butter, creamery. per lb _ . _.36 Calfskins, per lb ...19 Eggs, per doz.

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Hides, per - ....15 lllimb pclts, each ...50 Oats, black, per bus. ._ ._ Oats, white. per bus. . . . . . _._ Potatoes, per bus. ....45 Pork, organs att., ....0955 Straw, pressed, per ton . _ $6.00 Turnips, per bus. ......18 Wool, per lb ..... .35 Wheat, per bus. ...$1.40

Sooihes Their Aches

Tlic shooting tearing pains of

Sloan's Liniment.

/I/III

y the nerve and muscular tissue,

immediate relief.

Sloan's Liniment is cleaner and

ler to use than nlussy planters and

Inna \\

Just put it _on-it penetrates.

rheulnntism, neuralgla ,sclatlca. neck, toothaclle; etc.

quickly reduces the pain.

It`s really a friend of the whole

,,,nc,,_ ~ R rl n Howl.E1'1' li ouar

rdian

fum- The members or the institutes lmtlali

m9n|,hg- mp nb,-0.;d_ SayB;._ -N0. iélterested are lnvited~to llttcnd. By wlierzl in England, Franco, or Ge rllilny. is there the ‘slightest evideilco

that the struggle run be terniinatell --rr

illn

lncralllc indications that the end

correctly forecasted the war develop-R ‘Vlll be l°0l`“" lil' llle Pmvlace. These

,m,,,,,tr'\'<‘llll‘l' llzlll other expenses incid-

.. M . . .

diap ll.'ent for Annandale and vicinity.

..*MEETf-ING. BUTTER FAC-

TORY.--A meeting will be bel-;i_ i-ll `St. l\lary's Hall, Souris. on Wednes- day, Nov. 15th at 2 o'clocll p, ni., to consider the :llfvisability of s..artlilg

nov n Butter I-‘a<ft‘ry ill Souris for the (teh farmers of the surrounding country.

VE.

,-_ rder of Committee. ‘[2077-ll-9M'.‘.i.

_.M-_ COST OF BILINGUAL tion FIGHT IS $150,000.

u. TORONTO, Nov. 'l.- lt is estimat- gs cd that tile nntire cost of the bilin-

Igual litigation through the Ontario

0f_ court; and the Privy Council will 1,..-,,oxce<l $150,000. or which $100,000

gn, fltturc-r. rover rrlllri costs. legal fees,

full

sum-

mer. 'l‘ll1- irlnll is current in German_v that Frulltf if loo nearly exhausted

--~ for ll further lllillsverrllls offensive is

llnwarrnlltell o|ltil;.i_snl, 'Title actual

here

d on

Brit-

ish offensive force), have 'lctllrlily

pris-

W oners than the Brislsh, is illdicaiivt-

of what the French have in reserve. S0 also the new trust at Verduu_

SUMMERSIDE MARKETS. FRIDAY.

.37 .20 .32

llflv, lmwn, pt-T iflll . ...$11.00 $12.00 llzly pressed, per ton ...$12.00 513.00

.16 .lo ...ss ...so _.5

ll/4

_ l $6.50

.20 .48

$1.50

Nellralgia Pains _

yield Quickly

Hundredb Find SIoan'S Liniment

ncur-

algiu and scizitica are quickly relieved 'by the soothing_extel~nnl application of

Quiets the nervesmelieves the numb-

ness feeling, and lly its tonic effect on

gives

GDS- oint-

nlents and does not clog the pores.

‘Kills

pain. V -You will-find relietjin it from

stirr-

l»‘or strains, spralns, bruises, black-

nnd-blue spots, Sloan’s Linlmeilt

fum-

ily. Your drllggist sells it in 25c..-500

The Magdalen Islands S. S. Co. Ltd and $1.00 bottles-

ll - »..

/f/LLS F’/I//Y

Liniment

lullénn/lirlol~l»_l. l.lN£. ‘e- - -`-_-- _ _

Leave St John Mondays and Thurs .

days al. 900 a. m., (Atlantic 'l‘imes).,. for Eilstport, L"ubec, Portland and Bos ton.

Return- Leave Central Wharf, Bos- ~

ton, Mondays and Thursdays nt 9.00 a. m., for Portland, Eastport, Lubec and

St. John; _

MAINE BTIAMSHIP LINI. BETWENN PORTLAND AND NEW YORK REDUCED ,FARE8 AND

MISS D RUDGE

171 Great George S¢.;- Phono ~ Manufacturer of all kinds of hair goods, including. Toupees

Wi s

g .

AND 81-A-|-ERQOM pmcgs Hair dressing, - Manicuring, B

Exam Portland' spd New York. Pas- aen' ltr service Tues. and Sat. one

pnoing, slngering. ‘ 270 3-i0-23Mwf1mo.'-

Lina New York 5 D- 111- - m.=l.eAN a M¢l<lNNoN

‘. ’ METROPOLITAN |.lNll.

Direct between Boston and New

York.

- 1l&l-laura. _ _

mn" yin, po Cod Canal. ‘

llxproq Stool Bteamshlpa laaaao-‘McLEOD &

UI tl B koi' Hlll.

nlligave-llIorthnSido India Wharf. Bolton week days and Banda!! ll 3 p. m. Same Service returninl fl'f°-W Pier 18. North River. Foot of Knrray

Bt. New York City.

lt. John City Tlakat Gllloe, 41 Klnl 9'-

A. 6. currlo, Agent, lt. John. N. I.

A. l. Flaming. 1'.l;: AIP- L. lf. -l°l"\

- ' ' ` r ulollaolv a ourlvv

` ` larrlatan and Attorneys

Yom; Childrens Eyes

Need Attention ,_ , V

w. E. Bentley, K. c.

` Money lo Loan.

MONIY T0 LOAN

Bafrlatera and Attorneys-at-Law

office--sank of N. s. chambers,

Charlottetown, P. E. I. .. ..

I l

Qolioitora for Royal Bank of Canada

5 \'-

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C 5

314. line and

..!arrIrtora,k. . mzilttornoya-ai -Law , `\ ,

Royal Bail B .. clmrintmo-wa.

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711/1',

5- Admiral I .lellicoe

looks for

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The Royal Naval

f I , Canadian

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Many parents are cullmllly Hezlitl

l t- ’

°“-‘ °' '“°"‘°.‘;i1“:.‘:.':.’.°.‘:.’.“.". 22.1.53.. S. S. Hessian

tontlon to wh vlnte lifelong annoyance and iwH2~ll>lY mln..-y in physical lienuil. lr a child of yours complains that he cannot we clear, that he has dull lmins in the r ' or me we. or that he is wb' je headache; if he IGSH. l°°l" at p acts askancmvlvllllll D\\\'l-ll’ °l°“ ed ‘, he suffering from some de- tector vlsl ,- and li ls your parental duh to at nce cons-uit li c0mD9¢0'lJ¢ optlclon, lest your ¥l0Kli80n09 °f ll

LAWYER Montague. P- I- l~ Molloy to Lola

had-I-18It.!.

diff _ Y . injury. Always haye your cllildlgins eye/l examined before first sen ns

thglilstgxzliiltlliftlon of chlidren’s BYSS mils for sneclnl mat as we" '“‘ 9"" nnnlbnnl skin. ll they do not Mefl

glasses we will *gall Y&\;€gN'

ffi ' ll l n - _ Nmlllfllvfrntsii §ill?iil h:mmer¢° :' _ \_ Montalne _P .E. l.

2803-10-2B‘Mlltttt.

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..._.... ‘_ _ .

Charlottetown

- Estate

¢ _J. D. Stewart

oi-ence mn. result in P°fm““°“l Baffigfef, S0"¢lf0f and

Notary Public Office NEWSON BLOCK

Branch Office Geol'!¢f0Wll; Money "eo Loan' on Rea|_

,,, ,Zvi/‘ri

a Q

' Volunteer Reserv ` Overseas Division 0

will enrol 2000 men of [ood character and [ood pluyaiqu forimmediatc service ovoraoaa in the British Navy.

Pay $1.10 par day and up '

Separation allowance $20.00 monthly

, Free Kit

` Far /arllur particular: apply la

2/) I

` » il rl-is NsAl=lss1‘ Naval.

nacnulrlno srrrloh

or to tl-la Department of the Naval Service, Ottawa.

0 \ Ovar-

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c. v. . " \ om-

) alan

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Canadians '

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ham? ‘

lx. 5 ~ -

WB5ll'f Tlll-\\‘l»» 93'-9lf”“t° W°°k' Frelgh e _ `

service Tues., Thurs., and Sat. Leave - Franklin Wharf. Portland. 6 D- “1'»\.A.McL»lcn. K_C.. Donald McKinnon .

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Council in wliicli-the decision was in ifavor of the province. the province is allowed its costs, lint in the sec- Ollfl HDl|enl the decision ill which was adverse, the Ottawa. disparate school commission appointed by the Government must pay the costs of the city of Ottawa and Quebec Bank. parties in the action.

The legal fees which the Govern-

ment mllst pay will alone reach $80,- 000. This slim covers the fee oi’ Sir R0lJ€l‘i£ Findlay- Who was retained by the Governnie-n_t and those of Messrs W. N. Tilley and McGregor Young. Government counsel. The travelling expenses will in addition represent $5.000.

CHARLOTTETOWN MARKETS.

Butter (creamery) in prints ....38 Butter (tub) lb . . . . . . . .. . .30 Butter (fresll) lb ....32-35 Eggs, doz. .32 Beef .tb (retail . ._ . . 15 to 20 Fowls,l'b....... ...12to1-i Chickens lb . . 12 to 15 Ducks lb . . . . . ... . . 14 to 16 Hay (pressed) ton $11 to $12 Ooats (black) bus, ._ 58 Oats (white) bus. _. .55 Carrots, bus-. .. . .... 40 to 50 Parsnips, lb . .. .01 Straw (pressed) ton ..._ ..7.00 Porklb.......... . ...1215 Turnlps, bus. .. 20 Potatoes per bus. ..65-70 Buckwheat., per bus. _.75 .90

THE Slillll iii I '

GERMAN lilliilli

With the publication by thc .G.

Braunche Court Book Publishing House of Kiinlslllie of the war diary of Capt. Aust, one of the surviving oilicers oi' the German cruiser Karls- ruhe, the mystery surrounding the fate of the commerce dest.royer_tll.'it terrorized British shipping in the west

ntlantiefor sevelfxinonths following the c-utbreak of ' r seems to have been dlspelleli. According to Captain Aust’s account, the Karishruhe was blown up by an internal explosion on the evening of Nov. 4, 1914, while a short distance off the nortlleastern coast of South America, and her sur- viving officers and men, sailing in one of her prizes, succeeded ln slipping through the' British netwark of war- sllips and reaching a Norwegian port on Nov. 29.

In a story headed "Mysteries of War

That Are Unsolved" of Oct_8,li)1G,mem- tion was made of a rumor from Copen- hagen to tile' effect that the Karlsruhe

had been litlown up at sea, and in the ' ght of Capt. Aust’s diary this report seems to have been well i‘ounde'd. Af- ter giving a detailed description of the days of the war. Captain' Aust, who was Adjutant of Captain -Erich Kohler the crulser‘s commander, who went down with his' ship, writes:

“On Nov. 4 His- Majesty's ship

Karlsruhe was in 10 degrees 7 mln- utee north latitude and 55 degrees 25 minutes' west longitude and 6.30 0'- clock in the evening. The command- ant was on tiiebridge, together with First Lieutenant Baron von Althaue., the officer on watch. and the person- nel of the' steering and signal detach- ments. It was the hour of the brief tropical twilight. The members of the crew had just finished their supper, und, as was the custom every evening, had assembled forward to ‘llstn to the l~lhip'l-:- band. which had taken up its position under the bridge. The oill- cers and petty otlicers were still sit- ting at their supper in their mess- rooms- lift where the various watellcs' and stewards, cabin boys and cooks were also gathered. At a short dis~ tance' the cruiser was followed by tile s-teamers Indranl and Rio Negro.

EXPLOSION JUST AFTER SUPPER.

“The finst oflicer had just risen from

the supper table and some of the of- ficers we`re on' the point ot leaving the hot afterport of the ship for thie cooler atmosphere of the bridge, when n heavy shock, follwed by' ll. muffled cracking ami grinding, shook the ves- sel. Tile' electric lights went out. The ship immediately heeled over sharply to her por; side. Some one in the of- tlicers' mess room cried: Struck by 8 torpedol’ _'I‘hil=.- thought was taken up mechanically by all the others. We rushed to our posts ot action.

"Even before I had reached the' af-

ter part of- the shlp's superstructure, which was my emergency post as sec- ond artillery oiilcer, I heard the cry: 'Close the bulkheadsl’ and the custom- ary live short strokes of- the ship’s bell. Ilisllt infront of our bow I raw the floatlng__hull of a ship which sank in a few inilnutes. I thought it must be n strange've'ssei with which we had been in collision ,although this seemed unexplalnable to me. in fact it was the forward half of our own ship. A terrlilc explosion had blown His M0lell1Y'H #hip Karlsllruhe into two pieces. ‘-

"The place where the explosion oc-

curred and its immediate neighbor- hood, the part of the' aillp extending from the bow to the forward stack and including the captailra bridge and the foremost, must have been' blown

of tile crew. ‘ln il-few inillutcs. Only a few scattered individuals, sc-llle of whom had been tllrown far from the ship, could-be picked up flonl tllc afer half of the vessel and tile boats. They were all more or loss burned or uiailnlcd. Tile lifter part of tile ship, wlicre all thc bulkhellds had been clos- ed at once, remained alloat for about twenty minutes. 'l`o this circulll- stance, which is blllliallt evidence ot' the worth of our sbip’s ulatcrial and u-;' German construction work, we sur- vivors' principally owe our salvation.

“Tile two steaniers ucconlpallying

us at once realized the full inlpolt of the catastrophe, which had made lt- r.-zlif knc-wn to them through ll pillar of fire about 100 yards lligll, and they hastened at full steam to the vicinity of the sinking cruiser, and put out all their boats. Our own boats were also got into action at once, and ill company with the steamer's boats, scoured tile scene of the tlishster ili search oi' survivors. After the First Oillcer, together with the Engineer oi’ watch, had gt.-no below and matic _~:»ul‘<~ that there was not ii living nlllll there, the last llollt. carlyillg the othccrs, pushed off. \Ve had llarlliy rearzliell a distallrc ot' 100 yilrlls whcll the stern' of our ship rose r-harply out of ‘tha water so that her rudder and screw were plainly visible. Then. from the boats' tllat were still looking for survivors'-, rung ollt tllrou clieels for the rclnzlins of ills Majesty‘s ship Karilsruhe, so l~lwil`tly diving into the depths-. mill for our l'r\-llll:\d_lc.~'.

"Then :ill was still in oul: little

circle. A burden oi' sorrow and pain lay upon us, and staring us' in our faces were the questions-: ‘llow’_" and ‘VVhy‘!’ They will never be nn- swerell. Tile llisal-:ter had strllck us so s.uddenl_v and licavily' that at iirst we co-ulii not realize its i'llll import and extent.

KEPT THE l)lSAS'l`l‘ilt Sl‘}(`ltET.

“Tile next morning lhn search for

fraglilelits' of the sunken ship soon had to be ablllltlollell :ls t`l‘uitlest.=:. Wllat were we to do llow? (File answer was not <liili<:ult_ Our _next action wus limited b_v two lilies of conduct. We must. try to place our- selves and the survivorl-:- among the crew at tile disposition of the Father- land as soon as possilllc. Then the loss' ot’ the l-_rlliser ol' which tile Eng- lish thank God, could klio\v nothing. must be kept l'.ncl'ct as long as pos- sible. 'l`lll-good work oi` ills Ma- jes'ty's ship liarlsruhe had severely damaged and disturbed Euglis-ll com- merce in the Nortil Atlantic ()r~.ellu. The Karlsruhe would treo the Eng- lish from their lllliwicii, and the result ot' our work wlrulii he wiped ollt with

.il ="""_‘

G'lLLETT’S

_ ' ‘»'°||IIllll...__ --I-illll||' l in WL l , V I /Has No Eoulil. ‘lil |_,,. . . “ - ' ..::.."::.::r..::':.::'..:'::.. ‘ tl ' p ing power of aoap, and makea ` ,.

‘\_~§- everything aanltary and ` ,.,. ,

` 2 n w oleaome. i " . `eT\ ‘\ l L ' E _ LM' ...illliii f

._ - _ ~ - ;- '_'-'- . '-2|

_-¢‘

,Q r

ll single blow. lf, however, we could rollnoiuirell witillll a few hulldred nlllfcceil in keeping the loss' it-ecret. yards oi’ the fllrtiz .lll'l strong citadel the alarln of the Engllisli shipping of Pola, llllll only ~.vith<lrew when could be pri.-loiigcll for months. lm- they had ;n:coilipli_:lie<l llliiielllt and portallxt English fighting units woultllmost til.-ilcllte lliirilms. 1\.Hllll£~l'ous be kept tied up by ul:-, and this' would powerful sl:-ll--iili,rllt.‘. bca: thu skv also hc of aflvanluse to our cruiser and seal und llrll-l-ll-:~ inn :oi l-rlndoui squallroll. |nll4l flllilc lirr-.

“We llrt.-ppell the idea ot' joining the "till the llipllt of Noveilxllcr il fier-

f'l'\ll-Hill' -"l\ll\lll`0Tl- We 50"" Ugrocll l;l~:li of our ill-:<ll'o\'c:‘:l :milk 11 lnrgc that wo w-.lull-<l to llluke our way .\`llstl'illll .:,iU;|=1ivl~ -llll~l\ol't-li lli llur- holnll tu Gcrinully." ,llzzo unlicr the silcltrr of llrgflflil-ea

'l`l\0 l'Ulll'¢1llHl0\` Ol lllff SUNY llfi- allll li lllillc v.1>ll=‘. l£tlf'lil:.' dezllroycrrl

scribelv, hr.-\\', after n tliscuseivll, ll\0y calm out and were llii'lci<ell ily our resolved to sink the lildrnnl after Slope ,thigh 1'orl:\>d their rctrmlt' having stockctl up well with coul olltltim- lit-_stlovcrs the-li l'otlil-llml safely of her bunker-' fur the lmll: trip, :uni in their llllnt-. on .\'ovenll.el- 5, three to sail l't.~r ilonlc, 'l‘ilcy iinlllly relll-llcll l,,,,.,,,y ,|..,,<,,-,,.,»,»,-,; ,|pp<-zll'l.~il at dawn ~\'Ol'\V11)' Ull .`\‘o\'|.‘lllllcl‘ Lilith. ilc1`ol'c Swlltil l’illioilnarc and brellilll

_M to llolillllml that part of thf: roast

AUSTRIAN SUBMARINE SUNK although no ulilllllry works are tlleri-_

WH||_E TRWNG To s|NK _ (lun ol our lll~lllol~ull trnills llll-lhed lip

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RO_“E_ N0vmub,,|._ Monday ,;___As¢-f=ll wllll ll llcllvl/Vg.” llst being us:~ll_:il-

An Guida, Statellwllt ,myH.,_ cd _liykulilt-l's. lilo `ellelny'llrl: uns

“An Austrian -sllllllltrrsillic attenlpt- "',""""‘lV”' ""0 '”"l'l’“q _“"m|‘h("Il':l’

ml O" me night of 0c,_0|,,,,. “H7 to silglitly lrrlllllrlllll 4l.llli_ slllall l.iul.l;,n _orpllllo one of our trllllsporls i-oil-,‘l"“" L” l"'l\'“l“ '"°l""ly'

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_lull atillckcti by ll collvoylllg llc- MISREPRESENTING atroyer. Till- .~sulllbcrs_iiile and tilc` VOTE IN KTCHENER. tic-.~ltl'o_\'cl' sank, wllill: lilo tl'lillsport_| ---- -'__ ' lwltzllcli its llesiilllitioll szlfely. Tile; |{l'l‘t‘iil1lNi-Ill, lint.. Nov 7:- 'l‘llo lll1ll\|l'll)' Uf ill” <1l'lfW ill.-lllif <l0Sll'0_\"|t'ity <-lllllrcil ttlllililil elllplliltitfally re- ar were Savill. and iwu oIli<=Lfl‘L< =U\ll<.~.-llil-,ll tin- .n»1_l.nl in 1-.fl-mill nl-ln.~l and -eltzvcll lllt~li_ol' the crew ol' the .~lull~ll,l-,l-,~li.ll:: ill Iilil: ~'lt_v who have sent lllllrille were iuaiic prisllilcrs. ionl slnllll llllll- <'.llll.~= to their cus

“Oli lllll' llliilll. ‘lf NUVCIIIIHH' 1 Ull\':tolllcl's, ull which they alle;-;c that

llestroyer.~l after clbssllll.: boldly llllll-ih.~ vote ull the ily-lllw to 1-llzlllge ,succelasflliiy 11 nlille zone and sl_lr-,lilo llllllll-_ oi' lilo l-il_\‘ wa.; rzllrricll by luoulltiill: by t.llcil‘ dilrillg solid oil-,llllillir llicllllitll; lllni that lille elcrtors stllvlt-:i dcfellllilli; tile l<`as;llla-l’\ll1l`\-_'l-rl; illtilllitillii-li :illll llizlilllg that runlll, nlllllllgl-ll to cuter the l~.ll.-ltolll-llilcir lnllil lu- l-_illil‘vs>\l>il “llcrllu ;lry lillclioiagc- of part oi' tho Aus- <':lllnda." ' L,-im, llept, Oli nloiioll'ol‘ .\ldl~l'lll;lil ilailll :ind

"Two turiclloes were iireu against lllllllllllll. tilt- <~,it_\~ l:olil~it<lr.~: were re-

ollc large siiip, and were observell to qllcstl-_tl to ari\'i»:~ file vollnlril as to catrll ill the vl»sstl‘s torpedo net. |.l~ot~ccdings l:w\_'.<.~'.al'_.' lo pit ll stop

"l-‘or two hours our destroyers rc- tu thc iilisrf-prt-;.»l.t:llifllls.

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