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’ Serhiilll Army is Still Intact and is Comparaiively Sale RUSSIA AND BRITAIN

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Arrival of Large

Government a

would Fail.

_ Forces ol British

it Salonlki has given Gree

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still complicated and a source of deep

NEW YORK, Nov. 11.-A News anxiety to the Government, howe

Agency despatch from' London, pub- ;l,`__,_'__

lished here'/today, says; _ _ "Greece may after all go to the

as-

Elslanos of Serbia against the Bulgar- LONDON, Nov. 11.-A telegr nil. according to a delayed message from' Athens to the Exchange T

by the Exchange Telegraph Co. from graph Company says: '

large forces of British troops has con- ros to-day published the outline

vlnced the Greek Government of

Athens. The arrival at Salonikl o

Allies’ determination to nght the A

tro~Germans and Bulgarians effective many. relating to the Balkans, wh ly. _ E . this -the newspaper alleges it has recel change in the; outlook. Greece wo ld from a diplomatic source.

That is lven as a. reason for

the an agreement, said to have just b us- concluded between Bulgaria and G

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f "The Greek Government organ K

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Eiiectually Disposed ol the Fea that the Serbian llndertakin

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ling to ‘enter the war, the corresp

lies' campaign would prove a failure, bis, nor enter Monaetlr in south

LONDON, Nov _1'1.-There has been their drive. become ore active. So long as t

no material change in the last 24 The news from the Southern part Serbian lgrmy remains intact, wh

am hours in the situation either in Ser- of the country is very conflicting. It it has done thus far, lt is the feeli els- bla or at other fronts. Austro-Ger- is now known that the French did not of militarymen here that there is

DHHS Claim t0 be advancing along the reoccupy but simply made a cavalry good chance to turn the tables on t

81- line West of Nlsh but beyond a report raid into the town of Veles, destroy- Germans and their Allies. The Te of of the capture of another 4,000 prison- ing Bulgarian ammunition stores. The tons, the military observers say, c een ers who, like those reported captured French, however, are advancing on hardly send Eurther reinforcem 81'- previously are largely civilians or the West side ofthe Vardar River and for the near Eastern adventure, th ich Albanians or Macedonian troops who at the same time are repelling Bul- _line against Russia already havi all surrendered easily, the official reports garlan attacks on Krivolak and en`- grown dangerously thin as is eviden

of the invaders record no capture ot deavoring to form o. junction with the ed by Russian SUGCBBBSS b0th in I

I" IM“““‘°i“S "hm “~ is "‘°i“” '“"“"°""’° ““““' Energetic Anim in slllellle Allies in

Sitlon the Austrians Meeting with from Mon- tenegrius is Delayiug iilackenzen and the French Forces are Puslling y Along Vardar River llepeliing Austrian Attacks. Good Chance tipenlug to Turn

Tables on Teutons who Cannot Aliord to Bring

in More lleiniorcenlents from tllller Fronts.

(Special to The Guardian) from menace before they proceed wlthl possible that the Gallipoli army w

t to them in previous wars and they be under command of General Sir gained a few weeks ago at consid

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The S Legaiions

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PETROGRAD, Nov. 11.-Accordillg

ill to the latest ndvices in Tellernll, Pcr- pe sis, a Russian force is within 45 miles ich of Teheran and indications ure that ng the Gerlnuns, Austrians and 'lurks ill 5, the city are preparing to leave. The he removal of the Archives ol' the Ger- ll- man and Austrian legations and of an the American legation, for instance.

ents is now in progress.

eir` At a secret session of Parliament, ng the despatch states, a majority of the

Balkans and Approach of Russian Army to Within 45 Miles oi 'Feheran 'has Scared Persians.

are Removing

Archives from Capital.

doplltlos expressed the llopc that nm- icublo nl-rullgcmellis of the difficulties betwi-on Russia and Persia. might be roni:ll<»i|_ (‘ullinet nllnistcrs have been ill session 24 llonrs, it added, tryillg to l'ormlllute conditions acceptable to Russia and Great Britain. liiucll ex- citenlent is reported ill the city, ac- cording to the despatch, over the ener- getic action of the Entente Allies. It is reported' the Shah will retire to lspnllun in the event of the Persian proposals not lacing acceptable.

not at any time have been so unwil- "According to the agreement, Bul- any town. in (act the Serbians are Serbians who are fighting in the Ba-- North and South. The Germans ad

de t it it h d t f d th 88118. Will H0! BCVHIICS beyond Doir- now facing the invaders in the moun- buna Pass. A new British division -mit that they withdrew -troops from '

“ “V91 3 "0 eafe e ' 9-“°9\10V§H1 line. in Southeasterrxvier- tains which have proved a protection having landed, the force, which is to the ground West of Riga which they MA

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losvins the whole burden of the Bal- _ ern Serbia in order to avoid slvlns may be expected to take advantage charles Carmichael Mimi-0,15 spread- able saerlnce and that me aussi

kan campaign on the Greeks and Ser- offence to Greece. Mani- s9~tf5n°d that this Wm I10imiJ°l "Bulgaria also agrees to demobilizo iansaand makethelr further advance counters with Bulgarian patrols are the Russian army. BY their recent __ “_

the ere Greece is. looking more

orabl on the idea of plunging into the is concluded. lt is stated that if

V il'|`1l116dinf€lY her 011111981811 in Serbia _a matter of some difficulty. it is-also reported. gains the Russians established co

“°` P"°bab\° that me °\’9°“I“°“ the A“5' With the arrival of Field Marshal nection between their forces on t

of the Austro-Germans and Bulgar- ing out toward Strumitza where en- iieetin the Gulf of Riga is supporti

tul ' all l_th Etc ,th ' s r “B as an y 0 8 n en 8 canary 6 Germans Wm operate mam are meeting In their emma to Earl Kitchener, who should soon he Gulf of Riga by way of Kemmern a

Powers. The situation referred to

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is alone in the region of Monastlr."

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drive back the Montenegrins is delay-H - _ ing Field Marshal Von Mackenzenfs on the scene, u further development Lake Babit to Olaie which ls half-w

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army for the right wing must be free in the campalgnls expected and it is, between Riga and M au.

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ST JOHN NB Nov 11-The

Post correspondent: sends us a story were thirty-six' nursing sistersnoé Great Bend; Kansas’ stfmmer Dé kid 'Géwogl' :gg ii wake washington

told by the captain of a French cruiser whom ten were drowned. When

which well illustrates the importan art bein layed by many nobi

t'French boats came on the scene,

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women in the war. The captain was “ fighting men first.” Such an lnstan

instrumental 'in saving a number of- of devotion to the flag surely deser- . _ lives of passengers when a British ves to live in British history. Sh‘l’Pi“€ me" Wh" 0" Tuesday S901” _-

transport was torpedoed some time_

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mansions cameo , who num he omg

Forty-three. Deaths -'l_‘o United State

GENEVA, Nov. 11.-The polsonou

gas factory at Dornach, Alsace, which Whlte's cablegram, dated at Na was attacked on Erlday by French' lost night and received here ea aviator was virtuall destroyed, ac- this morning, says:--

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cording to a report which has reache hsrefrom _Baale. `

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th

The manlger' and forty two work- were aboard the steamshlp' Anco

menare said to have been suffooat

d “ The Sdccietta ltalia now rep

(some statements say 24)

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by fumes resulting from explosions, A passenger who escaped. descrl while other employees who were over- ing the outrage, Bays in Dart-I ‘

come have-been ‘sent to hospitals.

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tion for advertising in this`colunin.

mum charles. twenty-‘Ave cents.

Everyone was trying to'act for h

punctuated with shot after shot

‘,I‘,," by Tornado withSerious iifffidtiaim'rg§y02`c<.al°0n hernia Pleads Leading New

.nurses called out with one Ecco ' tri ln tl c servi e lad not been re

°° R I . . " ‘ ” ' ’ York Newspaper.

esu ts ported at a late hour last night and

of the possibility that the steamer had

KANSAS CITY, Mo., Nov. ll.-Pre been delayed by stormy weather, yes- NEW YORK, N. Y., Nov. 11,-Co

A party damage amounting to hundreds terday expressed grave fears for the mentlng edltorlally on the sinking

` of thousands of dollars, thirteen per- safety of the vessel and her company the Ancona The Herald this morning, ic supp0,-te,- of the “me fum;1y_ i

sons killed and scores injured, was of twenty-three men. under the caption _“Wake Up Wash- gmmuge fm- a Supposed k1“,\|,e,,g and l,M|wS it maui,-ed_ M,-_ Urban

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8 South Dakota and Iowa, last night, g .

according tod reports reoeiyed to-day. that thll;vGovern;1le;ti‘ can Re ike Great Ben , Kas., was t e heav est asleep. hy not. e us an a

WASHINGTON N” 11”C°”f:§ sufferer- A tornado struck the town forgotten and filed away in Mr- LMI- matches his wits against him. The misty were splemlhlly holed, particu-

rl _killed twelve persons, injured a hun- _ sing’s pigeon holes. And yet a doub y tired or more and wrecked many _ 1 ` arises. True, the Zealandla, which

"b““dIn59- Th” WW" W“5`Pl““ged.I¥‘t° -'°““' Sllsllecfed 01 h“"1“S 0" b°9l"1 the 59"' ther burst upon the scene was acted the shock. The welcome o o

mt ' d d “chi” N’-In' f°"bW' O E N . 11.-How man per- U19-I1 0m¢@\'Bv W\10 bI'0k9 Palme Bi- N°"' with powerful realism. The leading* city with the engaged couple came as

- darkness an a _re g R M _ ov _ at a mlmber of American citizens 90 Pl`0P°\‘¢Y “mage were was '°5` ‘sons lost their lives in the sink,Ing of f°“¢» V59' 110|: Sea-i"‘§19dhbYk;h;* ynited roles were filled by Messrs. Mills, ll. relief. The attention ofthe DHCKHI

c s ou o g ag

““ thimtea at $500,000. ’ . the Italian liner Allcone by a sub- States navy- w

marine ln the Mediterranean has _not have bee" 93°' this ““°Pe°"°d sm been ~deilnitely ascertained, but latest TWG- I-he Lusitama is f°"5°"ten an

U “"1 that CBPWIU B°Y Ed and tion of the Roman Catholic Ch\lrcll's rcpoatoil to-day.

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self. The heart-tending screams wears _ . » varmuily from Sixty to 160

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---- 482 and the crew has been estimated to wake “_ up yew, _

" dm* °f the ”“"‘““"“°' “d‘“‘“‘ ‘° me press of the allegation that the Gov- sible that some of the hom are still ~

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hand at Hoiman's, Charlottetown. ~

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TORONTO, Nov. 12.-Maritim

Variable winds, fair to-day, lo showers durinl night or on Saturd l THE W1iiA'I‘l-IER.--Yesterday w

of slaet and rain. '

At nine o'clo_cfq yesterday morning registered. 41 do ep above zero;

above zero.

-at 3.0% and to-morrow it 4.05; it

and Sunday at 8.14. '

and to-morrow at 4 81 it rises

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aan and disagreeable, with shows

y nine 'last night 4;riTekrees above - Th coldest the previous night was 81 do

The tide will be high this afternoo

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be high to-morrow morning at 2.

"Nights moon late ln owning at 1.0 _-_-

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V eminent, as the result of the influence afloat and \, 1 in addm \ _ _those shots, lt might have been pos- of a certain member of pa,.m,mem_ vivorsm£215229,fL“§wenty_fo“)?r;:;uE:.l¥

(gggh » c 0 de,-g_ Mml. sible to restore a semblance of order. - _

mu" ac ompmy T The conduct of the submarine was in- ;';_'%n§I;'_f'; 'iexfgstaigngggf Wig; m(’)1;_l:l<:nl;`rl;olr(l1anw'lIl`l; rt;;rr:1e;;<;;¢lc'li‘\lti;s<ll?l

lot the contract at a profit of $20,000 olomalo a'lt'slla gives ». in-amatlc. --

aud “mt there Were mam' 991°’ “ch though brief, account of the attack. '_

- @5951 H°“- E- A- Kemp' Chairman, °f 1'A submarine approached the An- LONDON, Nov. 10.-"Is the G0l/ef" |, "I9 WU' P“"°h°°|“K C°mm1°1°“» "°` `cona towardes noon,” says the account, ment afraid of Lord ..orthclii'fe?

nf!" |S°“ed 3" °~b5°l“.'° dem” °! me "'and as soon as the steamer sew lt, was the query propounded by Har Wh°l° “t°"Y- H9 “M9 that an °m°_°' an attempt was madeto escape a`t full Anderson Watt, member for the co °f the G°V°mm°“'° P"°ml’tIY Viswed speed. The Ancona: was overtaken lege division of Glasgow. in the I-lous "T9 trade I°“"'°I that “Hit Published and stopped. Then the submarine of Commons this afternoon. but the app,_,|mB the yqonom-able Wnnam g_ the 5"” W mid °“ Wh" 3’°°““d° me e neon slnkin her amid Speaker promptly forestalled discus-

_ Y .. tired on th A a,

°"“°l° W” b”°.'_1 ‘md In th° mtereu the desperate cries of the gaasengers sion of the topic by dlsallowlng -th

TIDE MOON ETC °f the Pubnc “keg f°" “tgennhe Bmgf' "The lifeboats 'were next attacked, question.

. I 1 1 ' m°“_f- “F U’ Wm " 1° P93. 9° W°.I'° °,;h°|the submarine likewise firing on them. The House was discussing the sus- 346,000, g _ _

'hm r°°°w°d t'h°“I°gf §°nt;§_°t‘ ° A woman, a man and two children pension of the Globe at the time. One stock-in-trade. life insurance, book I“f°"m°‘“°“ W” ’°° 3° ' 6 pmf were killed; their bodies are at Blxl lnqulsltor wanted to know why anoth- °"°t°" d°““‘“d°d ““ ‘§"°"'"° ‘""’"` arte ` or evening paper which had cum- Amongst the bequests is the sum or

0. “I "XF¥¢‘x°$I%I?"LIBf:€l§‘b§;iNB;:~ "The submarine than disappeared mitted the same offense as the Globe 3500 to the Prince Edward [Bland ai Ra. Mates that no such conimct' immediately, proceeding probably in was not similarly seized. Y W" “ever ‘wen and no member at the direction of the Aegean' Sea. Sir John Simon. Secretary of State Temple Company, consisting of ' _ _ "Before sinking, the Anconn was for Home Affairs. assured the ‘House seventy-one shares. and the dividends “° °‘?`““"°°“‘ ‘M "°°“ °' ’“°-‘“““‘ I” °°”" able to semi out o wil-eleoe call ml- that any newspaper actin! as the thereon go io si Jorma Lodge A lf o "5 -Qigméqn ‘;fmw‘;:‘;‘f‘°‘;'éf:;’tt1_;n IJ; 2:' help. This was heard at Blzerta Aid Globe did would receive similar treat- I I '

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’ The highest temperature recorded, der system. Any journal which wishes ;'e2f":f:'ta£;°'§§;‘Vé“a°°2l“;‘:__;°¥a§:§‘ ““’“'°

yesterday was 42 degrees' above lero. _to make such a charge and will he Th” were taken W-Fenyvme un tm; _

it .manly-enough togivo its-dats nl -the environs of Bne__m)' when they were _

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u- to u'-»°* °* “° ‘rr rs ii' °'l°'»"e°-f.:"°.‘:£.‘l,°°"":'.‘°°°'° “:.°..i°.°.;':'..:.'..i°.';°'°..°::.': '°':..r‘“r " .or °°.‘::.r:.°;:°:.t° “W "°““° “°'°

bo on 5°'"“"l°Y» NW- 1°“"". ":_»~ ”hllNIfl”"I'tlT obo ‘ y"m"”m°m l ` “M ‘ M- ' un t ° ° m M ll at E ll h o n ~ 'vols' ‘glans no Or! ' r E §

~ - ._ _ _make known at the present time. _ _ gresgse importance. The presence of papers pub s e o ns 11 an une ,Emu-has vacagcm tpifilitfvge - _-

if

at orm of SPECIFIC FACTS .and N dab h HI . _ _ __ ° ns.: e*::'°:r.2z‘:::l.‘; it-_-.°_f° f,” “j ‘°'*.:re:.ss 'three Monarchs. To

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_ _mg EN, mong _ e surv vo s are g b - l’,‘;,';.':.“°;‘.:l:.f-,;..,,5,'°.¥i2“,,,";‘l:,;.., of w.m.» .ma-..... ....l, .“.i“i.?.€ Meet At llucllare

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ll ‘Ho |ddedf"the public interests have “mill "ld F0" Gf°°ii'l- A number of ____

07 ‘Men ,ompulduny guarded by me the survivors seem to have lost their ~ I ¢,,,;;,,',,,,p,g g of tg, mm mcg, reason no the result or then- can-isle ROTTERDAM. November 11--Fr°

The sun nets this afternoon at 4.li'9` bind! of trillraitxtlonl whiolrbave some °Yll°\°|°“0°°-" a diplomatic source it is learned that malnder of his personal property to

m 1- "fm gh, won 5|; g»,°9,n to ‘ The official list of survivors as is arrangements are reported to hav

sued in Rome includes one American been mule for a meeting between the granted to the executors an moved

. ; _ _ o - Comm! _ _ -

f°" m°"“" “ "W “tu 'it `~g!:“I'Ifh»t-=¢gtb|§’.c°r:’l'3|n'y‘}.\?-’°°‘ me ivoniah. Mrs Cecile Grill. of New Yorg, Kings of Roumanle.. Greece and But- for.

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1.48 Italians. 1° GWB!! and one Ru garia. This meeting hal as its obje

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_' l, wma. ‘ ‘j Go ‘Oni I the -notable th I bf B lglria ill boa _ »

cwest (cfm ‘g{‘glgh§'jo .1 .00ilv.; abroad_tTle Ancona was tha"l"‘r'lTi`::=e`dT' ||1Tee~tIll1Tlt :Ze T-esulto :f the convent: arrested late yesterday. charged with ,s_1udlo, at Mlllgr Bro_s.,q_s_5q=t_i;'-1__tl ___

‘ . _» - " ` "` ` -' ' i . Oeirano, head oi armor the olaesvtlens will ll favoln-sbletotbe Central od -------‘rd-" "

yt ' _;.". _ _.\ _ ,A I A _ _ _ _

__ _ _ _ _ __ _ __ _ Nupoluall million. resilient nl teohmrowers.

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adv ces from up es my at 320 Bur C Will V09 P89011 Him I“5“It this uncompromising attitude on divorce

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“ The shrleks of women children . .

’ Ivlvors have been landed at Tunis “P

and struggling men rent the air, but » _ Q m th i , bug th

am _ ports and 50 at gl/lake. Thesnufllbsg of g‘;‘:_’;r‘¥m`;*'nt ‘shag ‘impgxglcfhe hem"

it seemed no help could be giv

U1' - “sunsets °“ 1' le “com P ac of the doubt. Something may happen -

Tile last will oi’ the into Simon W.

W January 1915, is witnessed by M

duties. 5 y .

m gives all the real estate and the re-

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li-URBAN C0.

e, “So Much lor

So Much,” and Evening Perform- ance “The Divorce Question” Drew the Usual Full Houses.

Yesterday afternoon the Klark- ,was that given in “The Divorce Ques-

Urban Company pllt on the llonrils thc tion" by the tlonlpnlly last night. Mr. powerful little drama “So Much for l-lnrtlell Klnrk :ls “him wots n. priest” So Much." The plot is it revolutioll guvo ll nlustcrly rolldcrillg oi the part. of the rottenncss which iniests so As “llcrlly" Mr. Tilomus Brower in-

m‘ much of the lifc of thc upper classes ` sci into lllc difllcult part of tho

0! of New York society. Mary, the hero

done to her ailing sister, allows

e - Pt a. newspaper mall, sees through th

lu 1

- Bowery “tough” and 'disownod son of

n tho divorced couple all the passion

a played his delightful part of old Pat- u - ' ' _

rick l\eily with the utmost sympathy

the result of the violent st '_ ' _

swept Central Kansas, Nebraska, “The Anoona infamy is but one in rich and Bchemmg Scoumh-ey to for \

uw A the mild Scheme G@l‘ma“Y 555“m 9 a friendship with her Her real lover, and each member of the company did

c their utmost to live their respective

is villaln’s guise of philanthropy and parts. The tragic scellcs in the Sa-

* scene in the Rhode Island night flaunt

D- mate art.

° Brower and Miss Cecil with consum-

ll A triumphant, if one-sided, vindica-

larl the startling scene where, spurn-

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is when the hero and the avenging bro--_ed by hcl' father, Mamie dies from

bit f c m-

aullicnce was held in thrall to the close. No one wllo loves a heart- tllrobbing play should miss this when.

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Will _0l I.-ate

Mr. S. W. Crahhc

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Crabbo, ot' Fhnrlottctowll, who died on the 25th of October last, was ycstol-I day afternoon presented for probali- ln the Probate Court -by Mr C. D. Mc-

_,` Callum, Proctor for the Executors.

The wlll,'which is dated the liltll of

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1' Donald Nicholson. M.l". for Queens 9 County. and Dr Stephen R. Jenkins.

Stewart and George\W. Wakeford ex-

e ecutors and disposes of all estate in-

ventoried as of the value of over

consistln of rcul ostatr.

debts and stocks in various companies.

Hospital; ills stock in the Masonic

A.M., to be applied by that Lodge to its Charity Fund. The further sum of $100 is bequeathed to the Charity Fund of that Lodge. The sum of $500 is directed to be set aside gpd the annual interest thereon paid to the poor fund of the Charlottetown Meth- odist Brlck Church. After satisfying all the bequests and legacies, which are to be paid free of succession

lven b the will Mr Crabbe

his widow Probate of the will was

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I” GERMAN AGENTS IN U3-

e and Victor Gondos, editors of news~

garish at Brlgieport Conn., who wer

attempted extortion. were question

sol-roi service and department of jus- tice. At tilt- conclusion of the exzunill- ation to-llny, police announced that the (lollilovs in-others had furnished llllporloni lllibrlnation concerning “zlgcllts of lilo (ivlltrul Powers” in this volllltry mul rcgzlrillng Austro- llllllgurlun llgollis who visited Bridge- port shortly iloiorn tllv lnboul' troubles ill mllnitloll factories there lust sum- mer.

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SOUTH BETIILEHEM, Pa., Nov.

11.-Fire early to-day almost complete- ly destroyed the number four machine 'shop of the Bethlehem Steel Company. Only the skeleton of the big building is standing. Machinery and war ma- terial in the building was said to he worth millions ol' dollars.

liow thc fire sturled is not known.

it was discovercll ill what ls known as the boring mill section of the plant nlnong ll quantity of oil.

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shop is said to -be‘ several million dollars. .

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