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‘ “Dissention Among Ourselves is, Fatal to the Success pot Any and Every Campaign. Let Us Have Er_\durance,§ -
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THE CHARLOTIIETUW GU ARDIA
' MORNING DAILY . V
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‘.§‘.‘1.".§:::1.".e.§’:.:l”‘°°'~ cl-nRtorrEr0wN,0 CANADA, FRIDAY, Novenssn 9. no :§§°03f.1’::.tar;:.”.l.lv::':.;1.“::::::."l.iEa°:r..?f“f,0*l'°§1fI,
/"P . TO-MORROW !
is the last day
to report for Class One Men
See Page Seven
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HUSTLE NECESSARY T0
WIN CAMPAIGN PRIZES
Contestants in Guardian’s Race Must Keep
llusy and Line up Friends tor Struggle
Plenty oi Time lor Work. Next Vote Stand- ing Will Appear Monday.
Do not tee-I disgruntled because your' Should Bo Easy
name did not appear in the initial
1191, It tg. surely to be regretted. hut' Every active candidate in Tho Guar-
it can be remedied and you will ro- pair what loss it may cost you, if you send in your application blank at once
When you ask one of your t`riend:1
to subscribe to Tile Guardian _l'€l1l_l>lll' ber you are not asking for anything. ir you ash anyone fel' ,fl small Change for ii bill of ally don- omination and he gives it to y0\l- Hilti you give him thc bill, you are certain- ly obliged to him. -but you Owe llllll nothing but -thanks for the accommod- ation. When ou ask your friend t0 subscribe for The Guardian you are really under no obligations but for tho votes you receive. Tho newspaper that he will receive in exchani§’~2_ f"’l` his subscription is value received many times over. This -campaign is not a "B0m°lhI“S
fm- nothing game._ The prizes. are cor. tainlly a tangible something and 301|
h nditure
di-an voting campaign should add rev- cral linndrcd or rvcn thousands oi' votes to their score every day. 'l`lic daily coupon clipped by your friends from the issues of The Guardian should be mailed to the calnpaign df- bartnionl. before the date of exlrait lon.
Somconr niust wake up or they wil'
be left at the cnd of the’ campalgr. Those candidates' who are not work- ing arc evidently unconscious- ol' what they are laying aside. or they would be “up with the lark' ‘and out ‘at work. Possibly some oi’ the candidates may think as some of those who have cou- st-idered entering tho campaign, :inn they have not much chance bocaus< a few have been doing good work and have quite a goodly number ol votes to their credit_ This is a mis-
.
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\ \CANADIANS HA-IIE DRIIIEN HUNS IIIAXINIALISTS NOW , .-
INTO MUD DF ROULERS PLAIN HOLD PETROGRAD
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itlicultles of the German de- No \vu hc. savs. has been
(Canadian Press Despatch) lot' the
tremendous operation yct, attempted by our arms. The ciicmy will now
V clamaiion Issued to
CANADIAN HEA-DQITARTERS l FRANCE (by \V. A. Willison) Spu
into the mud of the far reaching Roul-
crest, with Passcheudaele Village in their hands and with it a good size
paign in the mud behind Passcheii (laele.
ken prisoners by our men. lnaking total sincc the beginning of the oper ations, on Oct. 25, of more than thirt_\
commissioned officers and nicn.
NY T0 BRlTAlN'S IRRISIS- TIBLE MIGHT.
(Canadian Press Despatch)
N fence.
- devised
ciul Correspondent of the Caiiatlian the Gel ans tcrm the moving bar- Press.-Over Passchendaele ridge, rage.
gains.
ers plain, Canada has driveli the ses will
Hun. Yesterday the men of the Do- minion were well established on the in force, while a thin line adds to the
speed sufferings of the defenders in the
made t
ti .
semi-circle ot’ captured ground. Our front wounded are coming down the line posed oi shell holes almost filled with exhausted and covered with nnud, but water,
jubilant. With them’ are coming Ger- man prisoners, dazed from _the terri- tic nature of our artillery bombard~
ing, worn out from their experience on the of the last few hours and despondent tw0 in at the loss ot' Passchendacle. but glad EXTRAORDINARY `IIMPORTANCE to be removed from lt winter cam-
relieve every The infantry ilow spends two days
hundred ot’ other ranks have been ta-
oiiicers and neilrly nine hundred non-
UNVWILLING GERMAN TESTIMO-
(IOPENIIAGIIJN, Nov. 8.-- llnwill-
ing 'testimony to the irrc-,sistiblc might cvor \vc
ot' the British offensive in I<`landcrs utilize
is givcn by Lieutenant-General Von u:c_h_oId, Arden:-, the military critic ot' thc Tho Unity Telegraph ggyg; --'php Tageblatt of llcrlln. who- sends from possossltiii of Pagstghenqamt, ig H ,.,_y-m. lilo l"|an<icrs front u grapliil- pit'tllrc boi of conlplcic elliot-can in thc inusl
y. _
0 prevent the tire roller, us
fr m making slow and steady
He reports the German los- e very heavy if an attempt is hold the i’ront linc- trenches
of the British advance. The
line. Von Ardenne says, com-
ure such that the men must, be d every two days instead ol week or ten days, as last year.
firing linc, two in support and reserve until relieved.
OF PASSCHENDAELE
(Canadian Press Despatch)
Eighteen oflicers and nearly three LONDON, Nov. S.-The rupture ol
I’zisl<t-lieinlaclo is dealt with in thc
ll criltorinls in this niorning`s ncwspnp-
- (‘.l`S RIS ' and as
sistcnt
,und northwest o*` Ypres which it is contended are the symbols of a great scragic
intent of essential
of ci:tr.iordimll‘y illlpcl'taiit-c coniploting thc long und por- fights for the ridges, north
conception fctr the develop- which their captulo was the prelude.
The Times says: “The possession
of the ridges gives Haig al dominat- ing position ill West Flalnlcl‘s. When-
chaoso we should be able t.o
with great profit the position
today."
ing plains below. where every movc-
direct observation and decisive shell fire henceforth."
TWO GERMAN BATTALION COM- MANDERS- AND STAFF TAKEN PRISONERS.
liil)"l“lSl-I _llEi\DQUAliTEltS ,IN
BELGIUM, Nov. 8.-Two German bat
were taken prisoners by the Can
commanders probably lies a pzlrti'
st the village ut zl time when it
their rolisoliriution.
SUBMARINE SINKING AGAIN L‘lGHT
(Canadian Press Despatch)
in the Admiralty report last night Only eight vessels of -over 1600 tour.
a e No tishii vessels were sunk
ships recorded in the lust. A<1‘miralt report are the smallest in point. ot
_von r. ,,, Mg..
liinlily be thrust dowli into the soak-
lnellt and' ovcry position will be under
ialion commanders and their staffs
,,.
'lizlns yesterday, when Passclielitlaelc fell. ln the capture ot' one of these
.ll
:explanation of the failure ol' thc euc- uiy to launch zl counter-attack again-
would have st-ood ll good chalice of success before the British had begun
LONDON, Nov. R.-A niarkotl ille-
crease in the British merchant. .<liip.< sunk during the past week is notcd
wcre sunk _hy inines ol .~'tilmr.irin`»_-_sa and four vessels under that tonn-
H . lil ~ The sinkings ol' British inerchnnt-
,_
number since the unrestricted sull- marino \vuri`nrc _hc-gun early ill thc
(Canadian Press Despatch)
l‘E'i`it()GRAl`l. Nov. 7.--The Maxi-
nialist niovenleiit towards seizing uu- thority. 'rumors of which had been agitatiug the public mind ovc-r since the formation of the coalition cabi- net. -culminated last night, when, without disorder. Maximalist forces took possession of the Telegraph ofllce
cy. Orders issued by the govern-
mittee of the Council of \Vorkmen's and Soldiers’ l')e'legiltcs. Communi- cation was restored after several hours oi’ interruption.
TY WILL PROPOSE PEACE.
(Canadian Press Despatch)
xfniulists are in control nt Petrograd ai have issued roclumation declar
pose an immediate peace.
IiR.IRII SIEWIIRI
KIIIEII IN AIIIIIIN
and the Petrograd Telegraph Agen-
KERENSEV DEPOSED. NEW PAR-
LONDON. Nov, 8.-A wireless pick-
cd up today snys that Premier Kc- reiisky has been deposed. The Mn- made to the army at the front. The
ld , II -
ing that a new government will pro-
Other lslunders in Cusuulty List
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_--houltl he invited to come to thc ('it_\'
'und give nn address. A committee.
Ivftls :lppuiiltctl to tllko thc iicccssary fiction.
I , The l’rcsitiei\t then introduced (lo-
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vcinol Iilrllao und in doing so
_.__ vie\vcd thc stops which lot] to tin-
' _ t`ormatilni ot' tho (‘_luh_
Dagutunon from Hnhfox ¥es|§er‘ llot:ll'inli Jilck itol-,llul _roturned,
(ly |ll5tllUt€d UIC New y 0|"| tlnliiks. lor the \vclco|no \vhll~li thc
l‘|'osillcl\I. had extend -I to thcnl_ llc
med Rotary club' Isnt() l'rom what llc had soon ol' thc
t lllolllbci‘s of tlif- (flull hc fclt sure that
_. ,. -. . _ ., (‘liarlottcto\\'ii had thc material to
CIAD (hi'l‘l)3ll:(;§;‘;n H:;_"‘G£l‘:3l‘l_:l`:)};, |(§|fm,’lllf._ nltlkc ll itfrtui'ian (llub second to noiic lilllllritilne [)lst‘lv'ii't ill' D A Mrllacl 0" H1" mminem' of Dalhousie Iliiivei'sity. ltotarlaiis_(_|£'?;‘?r::?"thIE(I§;'i_‘,i“gh G FJ lloik ll ll lvlurshall. Wm | ‘ ' ( ' 'hp muh' W,
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should till an important place in re Battery, City, killed In action.
moving ilie sand fro-ni the bearings oi
. _ , ,. The sliutlow of tho wur has dar
thc iii-ihliiiiory nf puhli _ life.
R0m,.i.Lm§ Mm.5hall_ Hm.W,_\. Smmhltcllell aliotlicr t`li:i.rlotiL~Lo\\'n liolnc,
_mlm Rmvlump “_ Smith P-,..mk MH, that of Mrs. I). Stewart. l’rinccstrcet_ har. W. Scrivcn, .l. llarrison, A. Phi- lips, t'., ll. Butcher gave _llclpiul silggcstioiis regarding thc methods oi'
I-_cnducting the Club.
Ftotarian Vi/'alter S. Grunt nlovcd n
votc oi' tliaililts to 'tile Govcrlior and other visiting Rotarians which was socoiltlcti by ltotariaii W, A. Stc\vui't. and supported by ltoturian G. S. ln-
inlln and ltotarian A. E. Mcl.nrty.
had inade thc suprt~mt-. sacrifice. Gun
:ln,| wus. one of the first artillerynien
was transferred to the Battery com iiiandcd by Major I). A. McKinnon
was contributed to by itotariaii Salin-
ders. i’rol`. llinton, Rotnriaii Gravtw- to clllistillir Ili' WHS Ulllltltlytill as a dllll
Gunner lm Stewart, 9t’h Howltzer
who ycstclwlziy received the saw news that hor son. Gunner Ira Stewart.
ner Stewart was only 21 years of ago
to leave the province for uctive ser-
vice, having gone over with the iirst contingent. About a year ago hc
An enjoyable musical programme where his brother (lunncr John (‘_.
Stowiirt is also serving. Previous
lock Mr <‘ .I Gallagher 'ind l’ro|` cliillist. with Messrs. llruco Stewart
can get your .shane by t o GXDS 'take. Tho campaign has only been 9| a time energy, ,running it short, time and there la yol
|plonty of time for anybody to come lil
Absolutely Fair and break the record to dtltc.
No unfair advantage can possibly
Tile ills-t of candidates and their
vote standing will appear again in
bs taken in this matter. No one cniilM0n,1,,y'5 issup of the Guardian and
come in and buy votcs at wholesiilo or retail, More money d°0S “Ot C9““'- in mpg (mmpelgn, All that is asked is "bonatide" suhscriptilons and their legitimate price in return-
Do not fear that you will not get
a square deal and discourage ally talk about anything else. f0l' -SING” the world -begun there has alwaYF'_ been evil tongues, and they ll@'V0f IH" ‘Q assert themselves. yet "fthe truth is mighty and will prevail-
nllng . ~ , . -
VOTE STANDING 0|." (,'»A\Nl)Il)A'1'ES. resulted in Coiiierleratloil. The Pre-I "` 'mx' togruphs -projected through n power-
mlel' <l9liVel'€‘\ “ll I‘lte"f°-“ling “‘mm“*‘I President 'l`idmursli accepted the ful stereopticon operated by .\ir. \\". _ F ' ' _ ‘ `0ll the Bl1bJ€l‘-lt Hlld ill l‘€i>ll’ Ur- MC-' tflimtoi- on behalf of the Club, E. Burke. was almost as enjoyable usI0°_t°b"' 1""h_' Vernon but ‘eC°{‘tl3' "9 Rae rxlelldell <=0“KfM\llatl°llS lf' f’f@'I nntnrlnn stewart, Professor or Phi- lr taken all one of the nellviol lrlli"“I'“'"ml to tllmgce I“Iili`v-ilullmued uf-heel
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Miss Hattie Huestis
Miss Corinne Gallant Mr. Gerald P. Breniiicr Miss Viola Mullins , Mrs. H. S. Hinton
all the candidates should strive to have a llarge niimher of votes to their name, as' nothing succeeds like r-:ia cess, ami candidates will find it much easier to get votes it they have : good vote credited to them when their name appears in the list of candi- dates. '
All s-ubscriptionir must be in this
ofiice hy Saturday to count in thc tirst period.
N0. 1 ` Summersidc Summersidc
tilmrlottctoivli (lhui'lottcto\vli tlllllrlottetowli
20,844 19,149 i 1.51 7 5,945 5,325
' DISTRICT No. 2
Mr. A. E. Jenkins Mrs. “H A. Cummings Miss Beatrice Brown Miss Lillian Ingles Mr. Gerald Murphy
Meagher. ll. I/Vallacc, (_ llutchcr. .l. _‘ _V _ l'Inri'iscn, \’t-'. Morton, A. Philips, J. “mt Ye” p,l,mMm_dm)' H? th(_“_lg‘,": Rowland and \V. It. Scriven. visited frl‘::pI‘::teaq'ti;§du';;AP;tvfigriffzq
§2‘|ur:?t‘}e§l0v:I"; y?g;?]:`:_lfllyl,%T$r_'iI\§!l%;:' on :fs it lizul licgdii it would lnlvolil
arrival oi' the S. S. Araninorc hv a ' '
. , ' _ Club would cncouiitcr, but he saw no
coininittcl- headed h_\ President Vt .I mason fur doubting me success 0,- tm,
` ' _` ‘ ‘ ' . _ ` _ " srlltful thc ‘.llairt.‘ to I _ _ . 1 . . -» - -
S.C|m"` Pwr' ,H ' 1" h“'w,ult` Ai, M" oxprcsscd tho peculiar' picilsllim- il. l3l1l'l0W. R0t8l‘|tlll Wt1tkiH‘ tlCt€'-fl "H bmml' W' W'\l(:()l'r' J' J] runny' , ` AH was to llilil ns all Islander to pcriorln liCC0mDUnlSI~
EXIIEIIINI IIIIIURE
r i
,, ,_ g » _ » \ very siil,t_..sstlll career. llo pointed the visitors wolf-_ met. on tht, mu _`_0m(_ Cl. the mmcumcs “_hh_h uw
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ltcv. It. G. Fulton delivcrcd all ll
Ltd. Ile was a young man of ex
front, and a younger brother Alexan rlcr at homo and cnc sister, Mis.
the sorely bereaved mother and fa mily The Guardian tenders llccpes
cellcut. character and had hosts of
friends in tho City wlin will sill(-curly 'mourn his death. Besides hi;-l wi- flovvlt-ll mother there arc lcft to mourn his brothcr above roferred to at thc
Georgetown Moiltaguc .-\ lherton Kciisiiigtoir Kensington
_ DIS'l‘RIC'I` N0. 3
Mr. I{. M. Brotliers Mr. Roland Buchanan Mr. Lloyd Proude Mr. R. H. Abbott
Mr. Daniel McLean Mr. Duncan McLean Mr. Wm. M. Belllwtit Miss Stella Robbllll-l
Miss Sadie Egan
Mr. Ira Fraser Mr. Charles E. Wa-lkttl' Mrs. Maurice White
Bear River' liraglalbuiic
N. Wiltslilrc ~" Mlllpeque , Murray Itlvor
(.‘-orriwall
linululllaiic (‘-cntrul llctiequc
2 l ,379 19,81 7 9.060 7,843 7,255
20.804 I 8,961 1 4,305 1 2,325 9,880 9,644 5,870 5,037
5,004 5,000
llonsliaw Port Borden ( ialedonia Rocky Point
l-larry 'i`idmarsh and conveyed in au- , _ _ , , yd tos tc- the Victoria I-lotr.-l. After lun-I (I“lbl}mf(:`_ 0 AT)r'£l&?m(i:;;\' n'prce'i cheon the party drove to thc l”rovin-I am ‘"1" pp ' , cial Buildings ‘where mev were w(,l_l sc-nl, tlleinscives in good i`c\llowship comcd by Prcniicr Arsenault. in thc' l'£i°x:')‘\H'(;"]'l|£"xoxo\JvE;L:;lk‘;eu:R,e£m_
g°u"Ci|llf“‘a"_l‘)_[ir ,Wfy w_er° sh(f“;nI time oi'. llc then read the uf; trmiéfh e'uen('l1?‘(,(_l_,;;|,\,u§;'";;2]0;s_:;I cliartcr and handed over the salneitg ‘ ' ' ~ ` - ~ : » . C- f h cet ci Canadiaii satcsnien whilh' th" Pm`m°m me numb YL 0 W C
mier Areenault on behalf of not only, |,N,phy (1 'ivered an ,sloqupm ad.
yet instituted had returned its char- speech my the duties and privileges of WY- ' fellowship and social service.
A Vltlil WHS I-Ile" Pam W the Gencr' Premier Arsenault spoke of the
HI VU' Farms "mich Where the "ISV pleasure lt gave him to welcome so 10” 9f\5°Y£“I*‘ma“>’ fm' the mst Ume» many eminent men from a sister pro- '-°S9@InS U10 f0X‘3B In WSU' 'D0n5~ A vlnce, and reier_red to the great us- run was next made tothe Experlmen- Histance whmh R potty pkg the notary l-11| Fdrnl “nd I-he “V9 SNOW I¥l5P°Cfed~ Club was to legislators and thoso A" 0-"sw" I““Ch9°" at swwafvs '01' who had the public welfiite at heart Iowan and the party retllrlled t0 the i.en<iers or punnc nie reqnlreti ang- VICt°"|a Hotel- lzestions and promptings in ordcr to
I" the "-V°“l“Il "upper was Befved further the public interest, and from
in the Kozey Korner. Alter covers what he had heard about the prim-yp. had been "§“°"°d- P"e5Id°"\ W~ HM' les and purposes of the Rotary Club. ry Tidmore formally welcomed than the limitation here should nn n long
of the meeting P0 GPVe\`“°" MCR”-, small town ln Canada a club of n Whll ill`0CC8d0d Wml the l"f’tIt“"°“. similar character was established .°°\‘°““’“l'- with nn- realli: that the spirit of br0~.
Among the visitors resent were n ndere had resulted in the
5,000 jor llnrtlett. Professor Reid. Mr. S. 75_00'0 ,_,,,,| one of the |,,|-gem mdug. The sun sets this afterno
A Mr-Leod Mr (' GnllagJher, Pro me, |,, t|,¢,'¢¢,m|n9,,; had e,¢,,\,\|shed and tomorrow at 4.56; lt rli . ,. , -qN0UNCEMENT“
lustratcd lecture in lieartz Mcinorizll ilnll last night. oil thi: i`a.~:ciu:\tinl.:
synipatliy.
was il largr- attclidunce 'ind thc tolli' TTYOH. missin9~ through Vaiialla under the itllhlalicrt nf thc rovercnd lecturer, his grnpliic description of th:» scenes passe-ll thiongli-illustrutcll In realistic pho
of the Transcontinental. So-ma 100 ‘""f` mn" “i P9" U . “lid P
I fl S Ill I(
-the' Rolfiflani Of Hflnfax- but Cf Hal-I" dross on th.'~ practical benefits oi' Ro- coloured views were thrown on the r]?f"‘l;ll?(‘_“()tf"’:h ;"?tt;_“'*0ant(‘; Iggqte
' _ _ v . . t ¢. t . E! l ._ . _ - I
fax und Nova Scotia upon his llttilln tniiism. full of suggestions as to the screeli showing some of the `glande..t cm air machines in me bv me Bri _ uid Kellvs Cross 1094-ll-iiM2ipti
A calilogrmli from thc war oflicc on
:l<ll‘illa,_\¢ lnslf-_ lll|'l\l,n:l|t. thc soritowful news to ltr-iv. (T. S. Lord and Airs, l.ort ol' ”i`i-you that their son, I"light-liieut. |Vernon Lord had been missing since I" ihil t0lUI1'ln ldvil- Ire lrllortod
visitors. and handed over the charge (en want, He showed how in al
Minardc Llnlment Cures Ncuralgla.
ing northwest winds. fair-
The highest temperatui
10 a. nl., it was 42 above; _
,vlous night was 42 above
Gunner \\ all' Prowsds '
'run \vEA'1'11ER ._ce-- quartered
- TEMPERATURE, ,ie With two banks
T1])E_M(),3N,:ach and large full
_' below worth
r0lwNr0. Om.. N<>v'...... °
yesterday was 48 degrees "d oak R0fkefS it was 42 above. The lo\\f|f0f|_~ab]e_-..5p[i|'|g 533|:
The tide will be high td back_W0rth
at 6.38 and tomorrow at 7. 6.
IEW" large
Strong white
_ Strong white cnumcli
A dozen other dealt! ML Appl); by len" mg
$4.75, $5.50 up
styles
S55 1
Wtllllllfflll VIII!" Ill nefirerd or this amce and re
BRASS BE; Rustlco, R.R. No. 2, Pg.
llandsome all llruss hcl- l°55‘11'7 3|-
_0, Llnlment euros purge! In cowl
ln- high tomorrow mornin .. _ ..
$12.50. $20.00. $25
Passchendaeie Village and Good Sized Semioircle ol Captured Kerensky llas Been lleposell; Military lie-
tiround Now in llands oi Canadians, Germans' Driven int Muddy Plan oi iioulers: Wounded Canadians Returning Covered Workmens Delegates Will Form Govern- with Mud but Jubilaut. 930 Prisoners Taken Since 0ct. 25-
o volutionary Party .lojned_ by Soldiers’ and
ment and 0iier Immediate Peace. Pro-
Army.
TEXT OF PROCLAMATION. (Canadian Press Despatch)
PETROGRAD. Nov. 8.-The text of
the proclamutioii oi’ the Military Rs- volutionary Committee reads: ‘
“To the army committees of the ac-
tive army and to all Councils of -Sol- diers and Workmen's Delegates and to the garrison and proletariat ot' Pe- trograd:
iileiit for the opening of the spans oi’ "We have deposed the government the bridges across the Neva later| were overridden by the Military Com» revolution and the people. The
of Kerensky, which _rose against the
change which resulted in the deposi- tion of the provisional government was accomplished without bloodshed. The Petrograd Council of Soldierls and Workmeii`s Delegates solemnly welcomes the accomplished change and proclaims the authority of the Military llcvolutionary Committee until the creation of a government by the Soldiers and Workmsn's Dele- ,gates Announcement of this is
Revolutionery Committee calls upon the revolutionary soldiers to watch _closely the conduct of the men In cc-mmand. Officers who do not join the accomplished revolution imme- diately and openly must bo arrested yat once as enemies. The Petrografl |<‘onncil of \Vorknien's and Soldier’s delegates conspders this to be the programme of the new authority:
First,-The -offer of an immediate
democratic peace. ,_
Second.-The immediate handing
over of lnrgc proprietor land to the peasants.
Third.--The transmission of all
alitiiority to ‘tile (Iouncil of Soldiers and Worknien's» Delegates.
l"ourth.-The honest convocation of
li constitutional assembly.
The National revolutionary army
.must not permit uncertain military
ldetachlnents to leave the front. for ,i’etrogl':ir.'. They should use persuas- ion, lint where this fails they must oppose any such action on the part of these detuchnients by force with- out mercy. The actual order' must be read immediately to all military dctziclilnonts in all arms. The sup- pression of this order from the rank
_ and file by army organizations is eq-
uivalent to li great crime against the
' revolution and will be punished by
all the strength ot' the revolutionary
_ law. Soldiers, for peace. for bread.
for land and for power of the people. _ (Sad) Tho Military Revolutionary
Committee.
PREMIER KERENSKV HAS FLED FROM PETROGRAD
_ _VV/\SlilNGTON| Nov. 8.-Hremlqr
lxerensky has fled from the capital,
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_,Gam a trainm “urs” in “,innmL'g' To the sellii-official news agency declar-
es. Orders. it states. havo been issued
iyfor his arrest.
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