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(Special to The Guardian.)
LONDON, July 7.-ll. is stated gn
the highest authority that the lnter. national Tribunal created to try the ox-Kaiser will be absolutely unfetter- ed and that it will have power to im- pose -any penalty it may think the crimes of the accused demand, even the death penalty, if it considers such a fate warranted 'by the evidence
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Austrian Terms A
BROTHERS T0 TAKE IMPER- IAL FATHER’S PLACE
(Special to the Guardian.)
BERLIN, July 7.-Prince Eitel
Frederick of Prussia, second son of the former German Emperor, has sent the, following telegram -to King George: To His Majesty, the King of Great Britain and ireland:-.in ful- fillment of the natural duty of son and oillcer, I, with my four younger brothers, place myself at your Majes- ty's disposal in place of myimperiai father in the event of his extradition in order by our sacrifice to spare him such degradation. in the name of Princes Adalbert August William.
Osicir and Joachinistiiied Eitel Fred- erc .
Germans Want to Know
Which Termslto Ratii
(Special te Tne Guardian)
PARIS, July 7.-Tlic Geriiiiiii gov-
ernment representatives have sent ri note to thc Council of Five asking which of the documents signed nt Versailles must be ratified hy the na- tional assembly. They enquire who- ther zill three, the treaty of peace, the additional protocol and the cou- vention dealin ith tl tio
B w ie occupa ii
of the Rhine territories, must be sub- mitted to the assembly or only cur- tain of the documents. The Allics. the Temps says, consider that all
tional assembly. ,
Ready_Wednesii_ay
(Special to the Guardian.)
PARIS, July 7.-The proposed Aus-
olit-riiian Princes '
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Peru Revolution . .
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Fosmsn Pnssiosur AND His ivunisrsns Ass Now in
, Psisou
(Special to the Guardian.)
LIMA, Peru, July 7.-Augusto B.
Legula. on Friday, assumed the ot- iice of President of Peru and took up his residence in the government pal- ace as a result of the successful ov- erthrow earlier ln thc day oi'_ Presl- dent Pardo. Senor Pardo, all his ministers, and a number of high of- ficers of the army and navy are in prison, Pardo being detained in the penitentiary here. No lighting and no casualties marked the overthrow of the Pardo government. Senor Le- guia is supported by virtually all of the army und naval forces in Llinrt and public opinion here appears to be behind him. Last night Senor Le- guia, it is declared here, turned off ti -plot to arrest him mid send 'him into exile- and as a ia.-st resort lic gave or- ders to the army chieliy favorable to' him 'to go ahead with their plans to overthrow the Pardo government.
|Ciemenceau Visits ‘ Devastated Regions
i i
(Special to The Guardian).
PARIS, July 7.-Premicr Clenicn--
ccaii yesterday begun ii visit to the devastcd .regions entering. Among ‘ihom one of protmctcii warfare :tt St. Quentin. Every wliorc he was giv- cn ii `spleiiilid yvelcoiiic. Tiic- Premier encouraged the people to question him and bring forward any complaints which they had to make and they were not slow in doing so. In address- ing the 'population of St. Quentin Clcmcncei-iii declared that now that peace is concluded the work of con- struction und reform would be tlic (lovcrnineiits foremost cure.
The Baptist Association '
Annual Convention
Commons Prorogued Yesterday Afternoon
.-1
NUMBER OF BILLS SHELVED. RE- SOLUTION ADOPTED THANK- lNG‘CANADlAN ARMY 'FOR
SERVICE OVERSEAS '
(Special To The Gua-rdian.)
OTTAWA. Juy 7.-The House pro-
rogued at three this afternoon with the least possible display or cere- inor.-_,'._ The Governor-General motor ed to the House of Commons, as- sented to such legislation as awaited royal assent and delivered the s eccli
sion at an end. ‘
don, seconded by D. D. McKenzie,
Aimy for its spleiidld service ovcr- seas. _Ou previous occasions lu ilu- ilouse there had hceii reference to thc
(7anzida's gratitude to tlie_ oillcors and
itlr-iiiiry Forces. 'Tho Prcniicr rotor- rod to the liriivery and ilcvoiioii to
the huinblest private. The word “Canad-a", he siiid, bud been written in every battle. *
Mr, McKenzie zigrccil with him thai
the prestige of Caiinilii stood liigli:-i' today thun over -before ns it ri-suit of the heroic stiiiid of lici' .soldiers in every action at the front.
Many measures were sliclvcii with
the closing of the scssloii. Tho (ioni- moiis adopted the iilotioii of limi. Ar- thur Molglien that the lioiiso insist on its disamooiiiciit \vitli thi- Si-niilc on thc qucstion of iiiiiciidiniz ilio (‘i'iiii inal Code in respect io scxuzil oi'- fences.
Sir Robert Borden, speaking on thc
Proliiliition Bill mid that to ooiitiiiiii- the War Purchasing Commission, siiiil they could not be passed this session. 'Tlic Comisslon however would coli. tiiiuc under thc Order iii coiiiii-i;l :inii lil FOI-illril to prolilbitlou :\iioi.lii‘r .\i'-s- sion would pi'obabl_v hc liclii lii-l`iii~i- the Ordcr in (Touiicll couscd to bc in force.
Anotlicr bill which went by thr-
boards was that to create divorce courts iii f‘aimtla.'
I, _
from the throne declaring the sc-i-E
i
Before the prorogatioii Pi'ciiiicr-Bor-I
Leader of the Opposition, moved ii resolution oi’ thanks to thc lfaiiiiiliaiii
|g:illnnt work ol' the (Iztnailiaiis but no resolution -had been passed voicing
men who formed the Caniidiiiii idxp/-il-‘
duty sliowu -hy all riiiiks oi' t‘siiiii|- i-uns from Sir Arthur (`uri'ic down to
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IIG IALI A1' cAllTlR'l AUCTION
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riiou_o_vi-:iisins
Another group ol' island soldiers
from overseas reached Charlottetown last evening by the train wlilcli got iii bout 8 o'clock. These men arrived t Halifax on Saturday afternoon by the S. S. Northland. They were compos- ed ch-iefly ot men who left here iii the original 105th and -some others who went over later as reinforce- ments to the 105-th.
Those who returned were as foi-
ows:- ,
Rgt. Sgt. Major John lt. Nicholson, unter River. Acting Sgt. Major Alfred A. Lef- FSGY. Summers-ide. _ Acting Sgt. Major Victor Coyle. harlottetown.
Pte. E. Martin, Rustlco.
Pte. Cyrus Arsciiaiilt. llrbziiivillr. y, Pte. Austin llcrnard Cahill, li-it 1 l}iflel`»;ird Pte
i
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_ .lcscpli (_‘arraglicr, l(clly`s
-(` ross
The`aiinuiil association of the Bap-
tist churches was held at 0’Leary ex- tending from Friday last to Sunday evening, and wus well attended by delegates from different parts of the province us well ns representatives of Maritime Boards. Rev. F.` A. Hub- ley, of Tryon, wus, presiding oflicer, and Rev. W. E. Piper, clerk.
Three sessions -daily were held and
much interest was manifested in the discussions of church ‘activities 'by laymen iind pastors. Missionary en- deavor was given it prominent place in the program and the eloquent ud- dress of Miss Helena Blackadar, re- turned missionary from India. added materially to the interest. A large and enthusiastic meeting of the Wo- nien's Missionary Aid Societies held on Suturd:i_v afternoon at which frat- »\i-nni ,rr-rntin_-rg iv~c given by the Presliytcrinn and Methodist societies, sliowo-'l the |\ro:'i'cssivc program tho ('lirlstlau wonioii are undertaking tlirriuzliout the province.
Thr-. subject of lioins Missions and
Pte, Win. Cliaissoii. Tignirili. ` Pte. Roy Tliomas Fr'zzcll, Nor.;
Wiltshire. | Pte. Joseph Alfrctl Gallant. Egiiiout Bay.
l Pi
c. licnry \V. liiyter, lllirli
i Bank. f Pio. All`ri>il Morgan, liiiurlotti-town. i Pio. l’.'itr‘lck Mctiuiic, tioliil‘iioii;i ' River.
. Cloiiiciit li. I’i‘uiiglit_ Rii',li~
ond. '- Ptc. 'l‘hr-nina i`t‘.ntoul, -Suniinorslilc. Pte. Anfrus Wilson. Souris.
Pte. F. T. Ilarrington. Vernon. Pte. C. McDonald, St. Peters l‘lny.l J. W, Lambert, Montague
I). F. l.nl"lcrrc, East Baltic. Corp. F. T. Herring. Murray l-ir.r-
5 2:
\
_ ho.
i Pte. E. Mciunis, St. Peters.
Pte C.. Doucettc, Charlottetown. ', _i‘3gt. Major Victor Coyle of Clinr- Iottetofwn who returned last. evening 'left here with the l0iith Battalion and served as Medical Sergeant with thc |l05th and 104th. lie was stationed wizth the depot ut ltlpnn. Mr. Coyle was fornierl-y employed with Mr. A. E. Foster as n druggist. His molly friends will bo glad to see him home aguin looking the picture of health. | llcirimentnl Serrtt.. Maier .iolm ll. l N-lciiolson of liuntor River, wus ii mom ber of the 20th Battalion.
Acting Sergt. 'Major A. A. Lolur-
iicr. of Summcrsidn was another orig-
lscliools prepared by Mr. J. P. Gordon; was discussed by Mr. W. C. Machum. who also gave un address of great force on the ne-:ii or s higher st-1I\d~ ard and more modern methods of
ilyxiiiie statistics on the dcct'casc_ ol' drunkenness and crime during the year and showed from lcttors receiv- cd from Chlci’ Inspector liui'li-:mr and cx-inspector Rolit. Jenkins that there
thc demand for young men to enter tho Christiuii ministry was ably pre- sented by Rev. E. S. Mason, Secretary of the Maritime Baptist Home Mis , sion Board. .
Prof. ll. G. l‘i~i‘ry i-tpolio for Ai-.utils
lliilvr\rslt_\ i-nil Ihr* liccossiii' Of D ll.bi~rnl o'liii-iition. lllout. Estaiirooks oi Wolfvillo urzcii tho orcctioii oi a iiiuinorial hull thcri- on behalf ol Aca- dia's fallen sons, n modern gyinnnsi- um costing $100,000 is :iiiiicil ut.
An excellent report on Sunday
Sunday school work. ' The report on 'l‘empernnco by MTH- holla Glidden ol Suiiiincrside.
H. Stavcrt and the iiieinbers oi' Pres- _bytciu who were present.. ucv. Mr. Sterling in very fittln-g terms ad- dressed the minister on the importance of his office und work, Mr. Stavert reminding the people of their duties in the un'on that had just been consumated.
istry in this congregation under very auspicious circumstances and ever
work Will be the result of this settle- ment, Mr. Wood is a natizvc oi' Nova
Risini-I to at question or privili-go
Sir Rohcrt llordoii cxpliiliicil lil.; iii- vestments iii thc Manitoba (‘olil Sior age Compaiiy, saying he had merely made ii small invcstineiii. some limo ago. Tlic (‘ompany ncitlicr bouglii nor sold but was iiii\rc1~_/ doing zi stor- Hile business. lic had iii-.vcr iiiiri-ii any nctlve part iii tho iiianngcniciit. The Prime Minister also explained thc Labor provisions in the peace treaty. Rising to answer the questions of Mr. Ernest Lapoirnte it was as a result of strong representations that Canada secured her place on the League oi' Nations and on the Labor conven- tions.>Sir Robert told the Commons.
ilrdination and
Induction at
Clyde River
An interesting service was held ycs-
terday iii tho Clyde Ri.ver (‘.liurcli at which Mr. W. A. Wood was ordziiiicrl
to the holy niiiilstry and inducted into| the pastoral charge oi' the coiigregu- tion of 'West and Clyde liivcrs. Tho sorvlce, wiiicli was vni-y impressive was presided ovcr by thc llcv. lt. ll.
liiviiii-, sorvlcr- was condiict-
crl -by Rev. lir. Fullcrtoii.
Tiioroaitcr the ordination and lu-
duction were performed by Rev. lt.
The Rev. Mr. Wood begins his niin-
y
indication is given that excellent
is a ninrkeii improvement in the hah- iis oi our people in 1'. E. Island in respect to tcmporunce.
were d
Work.
istnrs'
l lnal 105th man who transferred to tho M'“‘°"' D I M I m,_m._
28th. He proceeded at once to Summer | ltgyak' n°""` mmm na Ona
Hidv- . ` were ul- ivii. citri Kr-ny, representing the i\.'soP‘§'el;":;`°h;"n'el;"B°_";_l‘ |ey`.C_R_
of C' "mt th” my" at Emmmd' ' Freeman and C. A. Britten. Th"-" “'°"‘ °‘°° "ml by Mr' mg” The preacher of the Associatlonal
Mclnms Y' M' C' A' "’pm”°"t“"v° sermon was Rev. C. R. F'reeman.‘ A “l’°“ their *""l"l ham' . ‘patriotic thanksgiving service was
- ’”""' iheld Sunday afternoon and earnest
ln addition to those already named prayer, 0-ne,-gd for nhtnined pence. who arrived from overseas on Satur- M me ¢|0,,||-m 59,-vine on inspiring day evening the following csmez- mnsionny addr," yn, given by
corp. D. A. Arsenwlt- Ml- Osfmvl- Mus aiscimisr. nov. r. i.. wsusce -Corp. D. H. Bruce, Velleyiield concluded with an °"ngn||,¢|c nr. Peter A. Cheverie, Souris vice. ' W. Irving, Murray Harbor. I 'png friends ot 0'Leery and sur- F. Toney, Le\\n°X Illini rounding districts received the thanks Harry Heffel. Caro Traverse. or the Association roi- their generous
- G. C. Gallant, Port Borden. hospitality on this occasion. I `
The following i-coil reports which
lsciisscd and adopted:
Rev. F. H. I-lubley-lloino Mission
C. A. lirltioii-Education. (3. -R. Freeman--Baptist Min- Annuity Fund. . R. Llndsiiy-Grand Ligue
` llcv. Rev.
Rev
I
wide experience of men through hav- ing served alt the front. The congregs tion is to bo congratulated on having secured ii, miin of such good ability and, for lils yoars, such ii wide cx- porlenco, ~
been compictl-il for the return base- ball match between Summerside and Charlottetown. The game will be play- ed Wednesday evening at 6.30 p. m. at the C. A. A. grounds with band
large attendance of rooten to boost the local team to victory. The C. A. A. grounds are in line condition and a snappy game of ball is expected. verybody should make s point to hc there ‘Mayor Wright will open -the game by throwing the first bail.
Scotia and received his education at Dalhousie sind the Presnytoriiin <‘oi- loge, Halifax. llc has also gaincii n
BASEBALL
_
'Dellnite arrangements have now
n attendance and also it is hoped a
Partial List ol
German Criminals
THOSE WHO ARE TO BE TRIED BY INTERNATIONAL COURT AND THEIR CRIMES
(Special to Tne Guardian).
LONDON, July 7.»~The Geriiiiiiis
whom the British, Freiicli and Bel- gians wish to put on trial include Prince ltupprect of Bavaria for de- portntions from lgille, Roubaix, Tur- coiiig, and otlior places; General Von llilzicKciizzeii for thefts, lnceiidinidsni and executions in Roumiiiiia; Von liuclow for the burning of Anrlernc and sliooting of 100 people; Baron Von Di-r Laiikcii, head of the Gerniaiii political dopnrtincnt of Brussels, who was i-oiii-criiod iii the murder of Eil- itli Unveil und (‘z1pt. Fryalt; Admir- iil Von ('u-pi~.ll<- for ri-sponsihilliy for il bout. oiilragcs; l.lcut. Williclm Wcrnlicr, coiiiinniider (`.ulciit.inei', iiiiil r-oiiiiiiaiiilcr Von l<`orstiif\.i', for aliikiiiu hospital sliips; Major Von Mfiiitciif- ici l'or thc buriiiiig of l.oiivaiii; Mili- oi' Voii lluclow for ilio ilvsiriiction ol /\crscl\o‘ und tho cxcriiiion ol' 150 civilliiiis; (lon. Olson Voii Uzisscl for vi~iiclii<-s :it l)iibi\i'ilv.L liii-iii. liurllli-i~ for <'i'\ii-ltii-:-1 iii Iilziiigi-l»iii'g; ilio bro- thors Niemeyer tho liullics oi' lloiziii- `:iidL‘.n and (Tluiistlinl cuiiips who lil treated British prisniic-rs;Gi-ii<\i';il \'oii Tosiiy for the laiiiiiiiiziry ox:-ciiiioii of llil liiliiibituiils of Arloii; (ii-ii. Von ()stiii\\'sky for thc piliiigu of l)i-pi7.<~<_- and tliv iiiiissiiciw. o|` 103 riviliziiis; (lon. Voii l.imaii Suiitlcrs i"ir inosi- saii-rc iii Ariiiviiinns iiiiil Syriiiiis; i_l--i‘- iiinii iiiiiiiiif:it't\ii'<\i'.~i for ri-i'ovci'iiii: slzili-ii iiizirliliicry from l"i':\iii-i- uiul liclgiiiiii; iwo briitlicrs iiziiiii-ii lim-li
lling who woro ;ii'i-i-:iicrl by |li<‘ l"i'i~ii<'li
'stolcii iiizicliliir-i'y i~ovt-rlrii; iimirly Zo zicro.-i wi-rv found in iliclr possi-s.-ioii.
'Oral Discussion
(Special to the Guardian.)
PARIS, July 7.-lliscussiou wiili the
(lf-iiiiziiis wiili i-r-g.'iril to rortziiii trriiis iii' thi- l’i-noi: 'i`i'i\siy ri-giiriliiii.: r<‘p;irii~ tions was to have hr-vii givcii this ivcek Iiili it i_lovolopoil ioiia_v‘ili:it ilu- bogiiiiiiiii.; of' orul i-xchiiiigcs had br'|~ii ,po_st.poiieil iinlil 'I`liiii‘sil-.i_v, the (lor- mnii i‘cpi'osi-iitiltivcs liuviiig fiiilcil io,
nrrivc troiii Berlin. l 'l`h'\ ioiiiiiiissioii of Ailiiiiriils :ip-
poinitoil to discuss thc position oi iii'
rciiiiiiiiing (lcriiinii wiirsiiips submit-4 ted their i-'eport to the t‘ouncii todii_v.| lin effect the report states that no recommendations on the question are possible until certain matters of pol- icy have been decided by the Powers. The probability seems to be that the whole question will be finally referr- ed to the Governments of the various powers concerned. As the situiition stands now Japan und the lliiitvil States are understood to favor break-
ing up or sinking the, remaining] ships. Great ‘Britain approves thc, plan to break them, while italy agrees to their destructions <-,ondlt.ioiiall_\‘, but if this plan is not carried out it insists upon having her share of thc vos.-aels iii case they are divided uiiioni: the powers. Friiiice oppossos tlic rins- tiuctioii of thc vessels. Some of the smaller powers. notaibly Poland, :ip- provcs thc plan _tn ‘rl0Btl‘0y U10 VPS'
sols.
l
Handley Page
Airplane Lands At Parrsboro, N.S.
__,,,
(Special To The Guardian.)
PARRSBOR0, N. S.. July 7.-l’ar-
rsboro people huvc had sevcrnl scu- sations today, '
Ai about 1 o'cloi-ik this morning lhc
Huudlcy-llago airplane, which Icli Newfoundland at six o'clock last iiigiii, arrived over the town and circled uu- til nesrly four o'iclock looking for ii landing plurc. When a landing was llnuily made, iii ii pasture iionr town, thc miichliio struck ii wiic fcncc iiml was coiisiilorubly duinztgcd. Thcro has bccn ii stcuily slrcaiii of visiinrs to the wreck, and many people nro coin- ing in irnni the surrounding country. This afternoon at one fifteen, old time it big rilriiziliic presumably R-34, puss- i-,il over Pnrrsboro light, flying low. Tlicro wus ri litllc fog but thc big ship was vislbli- about ilfiecn iiiinui.\s Vnrious reports are in circulatioii concerning what will -bo done with thr- big biplano stranded here, hut nothing definite and reliable can yet be learn- ed.
Prince oi Wales g
To Visit N’ild.
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(Special to Tne Guardian).
ST. JOIIN'S, NFLD., .lilly 7.-Tho
Prince of Wales will visit Newfound- land next month. en route to Canada.
Admission 15c. l.et`s see what Charlottetown can
do to boost sport.
An official announcement today says that lie wniild probably arrive in this city on August 12th.
iii Suiii' Vullcy vast qiiaiilitii-s oi`|
(lui. of ii iiii-mliorsliip ol itll, tho lol-I lowing nit-n voliiiiii-4-i-1-ti sr-rvlt-i-_ Vol.,
lt. ll. ('niiipbi~.ll. .\l:\jor ’l`_ M<».\'iill. -r' -‘ i
The hi_tercoionial
LAND AND PARTY DETAIN- ED BY WRECK
(Special to the Guardian.)
MONTREAI., July 7.-'i`i'avclliiig to
Moiilrcal after landing ut llallfnx from the steainer .\ia,ureiania, ilie llight l-ion. VV. F. Massey, Priiiic Alin-
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sulfcred train wreck nt 2 a.m. on Sat- urday iiiorniiig, some tlistaiicc oust of Levis . Fortunately no one was hurt tliough the vicc-prcsiiloiil‘s car, which was plaicvil ul their dispo.=.nl, was tiv- rnileil and put out ot i'oiiiiiil.~:sioii while three other cars got oft' tho l triii-k.
Capt. Fryatts’ Body . Taken to England
l (Special to Tne Guardian). l iiii|=i:i-;s. iif~ii;iiii.i_ .niiy 7.-- 'rin- jlioily oi' Viipiiiiii if`\'y:iii was tzikvii lust ‘l-vvliiiii; lroiii llii- cciiii-ii‘l'_y iii-i‘i‘ iii thi- i'ro\'iii<-i:il (lo\'i~i'iiiiii-iii liuiliiiiii: wlii-i'c this nioriiiiii.: :iii i-iioriiious ii'i‘o\'»'il lilctl pzisii the colliii. The rv- iiiiaiiis \\'i-i'c this iiftcriiooii coiive_\'t‘il lwilli :ill due lioiioi' to ilu- i-';iilw.iy stu- "tioii cu rouic to l<Iiii.;luiiil.
Lt.-Col. Cooper Returned to Canada
(Special to The Guardian.)
'|`i)liii.\I'I`(), .lilly 7. -l.ic|it. t`ol.
.lollll .\. i`iii>iii~.|‘, fiii'|ili'l‘ly i-illiiil' iii` thi- (‘ziiiii<li;iii (‘oi|i'if-r, who wt-nt iivor- siwis :is i'riiiiiiiiiliili|ii.{ iiillt',i‘|' oi` tho IDN |lii1l`i'sl liailtiilloii was uiiiongsl tho i'clui'iiiiii: vi-ii-i'niis yr-steriliiy ii`ioi‘ii~ 11-7. Vol. i'on|ii:i~ wus it iiif‘iiiiii~,i' of i- t‘o|irt-4 Mnrii:i| wliirli iiiqiiir--il iii-
l iii'llir- riots oi ltliyl cuiiip i'i~,ifi=iitl_\'.
More War Trophies 1 Arrive in Montreal
(Special to Tne Guardian).
Mf).\I'l`lfl<)f\l., .lilly 7.~»-Aiiiitlioi' cur-
ilo iii' wzir tropiiics is liviiii.; liiiirlvil by lliv l{iilii'|‘i lil-i'iii‘ll (‘oiii|i;iii_\'. l"i\"‘ (icriiizlii iiirpliiiii-ra ii (li\i'iiiiiii lziiik iiiiil i`:iui' or |ivi~ i.;‘iiii:s \\'iil iw liroi|_L;lit u\'i‘i‘ by ilu- liiltulii.
President Wilson
To Address Senate
(Special to Tne Guardian).
\VASHlNG'l`().\', July 7.-l’i'e-.siilr-iii
Wilson will iiildrcss the Senate on thc peace treaty and thc League oil Nations Thursday, it was aiiiioiiiicel today ut the White House.
italian Shopkeepers i
Drop _T_heir Pricesi
ROME, July 7.--Sliopkocpi-i‘s hori-
iiri- louriiiiii.: thot tlio i-lots through- out thc lioiiiuiigiiii district worn aprt-adiiig io oilicr cllii-s, iir-viili-il to- day to rviliico their pri(-vs ility poi' rr-iii. without wnltiiig in ho i`orcr~fl io lhiii course, by mob \'ioi<~|ii-¢‘.
ClVlLlAli _l_l_lELE CLUB
.-\ iiiiiiilii~r of tho iiiciiilii-i's ol' Iliff ubovc (‘luli inet last 1.-vciilni: in tliol ollicc of IC. it. lirow. Rl(-liiiionil Si.
Thi- lust iii(-otiiig of this club ivan liclil in thc full of 1914. 'l`lii- iiiiiiiil s, ot that iiioctlnl: were roiiil by Mr, lt.‘ \'. l.oligwoi'th, the i~'cci'ciiir_\' iiiiil un- animously iiilopti-il. 'liin olli<~i~i'i~' \vi-ro’ i‘c-clot-if-il i`or the coiiiing year..
lt is doubtful il’ any ltifln (`luli in
(‘nn:id:1 has ii prouiicr record ol` .<<_r vivo io King und (`oiinlr_v tlinii ilic (‘ivlll:ii\ lliflr- (Tlub oi' ('ii;ii'iolii-iowii
api. A. li.~ ll. l)ui'k, l.l I.. Aiili. i.i. i~:rni-si. uv.-i-ks, i.i. iiiimiifi. Si--w~i urt. iii, A. VV. Sc:\iiiun_ i.l. ll. l'\.l §\1f\ss|‘|'vvy_ lil. lIi‘. /\. lloi~'.s. Si-ifrll (I. W. (ini-iliu-r. Sul. .l. floivloii \’Viirtl\_' Si-rgt. liiissi-ll iii-i~r_ iriio nil wviiil ovcitu-,iis_. wnili- lioiiii>_ W. il, lmu- soii iiiiil I.i. Ki-llli lii»c:r\,i'>i i'cniii-it-il service :ii lliilifnx. Arid lo tho ubovo. some oi the sous of tho scnlor incin- bors, and one has ii record, io be proud of. VViili thc ¢-xr-.optioii of bruvvl l.l. ldiii-sl Auld wliosi- iiiortul roiiiulnsl rest in Pluiiiir-.rs fields. tlii- rf-,st.`o_ftiiei iiu-iiilw.rs soino with si-ui-s :ind otlif-rs wlio cscnpcii urn now lining wclcomr-il buck cis lioroi-s.
iniiiviilnnlly tht- incml-rr-1 of the Fiv-
iliun liiiii- (‘lub will cnmpnto in tho provincial iiiiitclics to be held at Kon- sington llaugo next. month.
The following oillcors for the year
1014 were rc-elected to continue iii ofllce. -
t‘npt. W. S. Loiison. Sec. Trees.
R. V. Longwoth, Committee-C.' W. i”'ntierson,, E. G. Love. G. M. Moore, R. V. Lonitwnrih, and -WB. Louson.
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§Train Wreck On °
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,R 34 ARRIVES I iN LONG ISLAND
PRIME MINISTER OF NEW ZEA-`
\cAsniso oven ~rHin~rv i>A8s»ENc- _ sas oN i_o~c.ss~r Am rms
I iN Hisroav
(3,200 MILES IN 108 IIOURS
Supply of Petrol Remaining Only Sufficient to Carry her9U
Minutes Longer _
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(Speciai to the Guardian.)
I\'l‘I\V YORK, July 7.~'l‘he British
dirlgiblc l`t»34 arrived at Roosevelt Field, Minola, l.._l., at 8.40 0'cloclc this morning. circled the ileld three times to make observations and at 0.21 o'<-lock, the first passenger, Mai. John Edward Miiddcck, Pridhard, lniidcd upon American soil after a. pnivicliiiti- ilrop of 2,000 feet. This izoiiipletotl ilic longest flight in his- tory, ilic rlisiniico covered being '3Z00 iiilics, not i-ouiitliig the mileage forced upon the iiyers by adverse winds. Thr- timr- consumed was ii few min- iilvst more than 108 hours. The big :iirslilp brouglit over thirty persona. one of wlioiii was ii stowiiway, a tor- toisi- slivll cnt;
lllnjor G. ll. Scott, thc coinmandcr.
iiiiiioiiiu-l-il tonight the il-34 would fly ng:\in.iiii liour before daybreak on Tiiosilny morning :ind would passrov- i-r Ni-iv York nt about daybreak bc- foro si:irt.liii: lioiiicward. When the e-iini-i'-Zi-iipi-Iiii iirrivod lir-.rn sho had lofi only onougli petrol to keep her moviiig iiiiii-iy _minutes longer. Her <-ri-w :iliiioct sleepless for four and a. li:ilf iliiys, were weary almost to the point of :»xliaiistioii. but happy at the :<|i<-i~i.\.-.\'i`iil i-oiiipleiion ol' the epoch- iiiukini.: trip.
General Smutts’ _ _
Tribute to Britain
(Special To The Guardian.)
l.(>i\'li()-N, .lilly 7.- Lieiit. Gen.
Siiiults. rocolviiig tho llonorary de- gri-c of Doctor of Laws oi Manches- tcr Iliiiversity, referred to the great iii-ss of the liritish Empire which with- in iisi-li is ri League of Nations. At ilu- l’i-in-v Treaty in Paris Premier i'li>iiii-iiir-:iii rofcnnil to our fourteen i‘i-|ii‘1-si-iiiativos as "Lloyd Gc0rge's .\"iv:ii;i-s" but they repi~-resented real- iiii-s with no nonsense zrhout them- and tht- Britisli Empire with its loc- :il poliiiriii pi'epoiidi-ruiicc was going to pi.:-p an iiiiportuiii. part. in the wur|:l`s future. "Wo fought," dcclar- i-,il Gi-ii<-.mil Siiiiiits," not only for vic- tory hui for ideals and principle which we intend to see triumphant. South Africa was rich with all her tremendous resources and it was for the Empire to see that these resources were used to the best advantage IOP the benefit oi' Europe which was in ii very bail state. Turkey had l0l18 been referi'cil to ns the Sick Man of Eiiriipt- but the European states, in his opinion, were in it much worse posit- ion. lt was for this country to nut Europe on its legs again."
Kaiser’s Extradition Not Yet Demanded
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(Special to the Guardian.)
l.().\.'llO.\', July 7.-The Allies have
not _vol iiiurlc any oillcial representa- iioiis io ilu- Dutch Government re- i.:iii‘iiing thi- extradition of the ioriiier (li-riiiziii l-Juipi~ror, but the necessary stops :irc iitiiiig tiilieli iii the lllili-l»9I'. .-\iiiii~i-w iioniir Law. Government .-iii»l<<'.-iiiiiii_ iicclarcfl ln the House of i`oiii|iiiiii.~i today.
I
Britain to Deport
_Cpniessed Spy
i.<).\'l)()N, July 7.-Ignatius T. Lin-
<-oiii. foriiici' iiicmbcr of Parliament, who luis bei-ii in prison here sinco loin, as A self-confessed spy. will soon bi- ilcporicd to Hungary.
lgiiaiius 'l‘. Lincoln. formerly an
.-\iistrlun siilnicci, but later a natur- iilizi-fl léiiiilisliiiinn. was arrested ln lirooklyii. N. Y., on August 4. 1915. Oil ii vliiirizi- oi' roi-gory prcicrrcd by the llrilisli i‘oiiiiul in New York. After his nrrcsi, lic ii--i-lured he was a German spy :mil ilini England wanted to try him for iiini offence.
l-‘ollnwing his arrival in London.
l.iiii-oln was irii-rl for forgery and was si-iii--iii-~-il to llirm- yi-ars' penal ser- vliiuli-. l-}ni'l_v this year, his certificate ol lirilisli iiaiiiirulization was r0v0k9d~ hy tin- llriiisli Government.
'l`llI‘] \\'I‘lA'I`IIER,
'l`I<JMl’ERATURE,
FIDE. MOON. ETC.
'l‘i)RON'l`0, July 7.-Fresh to
strong north winds, fair and cold. I
The iiile will be high this evening at
7.44 and tomorrow at 8.46; it will be high tomoi-ow morning at`6.54 ,and Thursday at 7.46.
Sun sets this evening and tomorrow
nt 8.01; it rises tomorrow morning at 4.44 and"l‘liursdr»y lt,4.Qli.
First. quarterdiiooil Friday, July 'I
ai.10.`17a.m. _ , -.1 .
Full moon Sunday, July 18 at 1."
8. Ili. \