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Worsiiipiieii With Flilliiiy. N'o Flowers , ‘ __ iii Ni ililllgy. _ ._ _

(sgsolai to The Guardian) _ ' oi'-s'rs:it BAY. N. Y., Jon. 1.-Aiior prifyei'-`s at the Roosevelt home at which only members ofthe fa-mily wiii be pre-sent the funeral service will be held at 12.46, Wedneyday in i$i'scopal Church, the little struc- ture where for years the Colonel and his family attended divine worshiip,At

y aure p_ac on it

for the Christmas season. Also in

conformity with Mrs. Roosevelt's t

wishes there *will be no music and no

the Episcopal church conducted by

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Isiiiliiier' in Letter ffoiil 'Bois

.oi the Pathetic

Following are extracts from a very interesting letter received _iby Mrs., (Col.) Jenkins. from an- 'island friend 'wri-ting under date o'f Dec. ~5th, from Boussu, Belgium. lt gives a very ac- cnrate'and` graphic -account of con- ditions in that country andthe scenes witnessed at the time of the signing of the armisltlce:-

Beussu is just eight miles from Mons _

a town of great importance now and a person can wislrno -more than .Ito livd in the shadow __‘oL greatness_ November 10th at 8.15 saw nie reach_ here in a"l"oi'd cdr and saw nie ac- cldimeill' ls Godalone knows who. I never will know but being in a car with two lieutenants' and my webring three stars as against their two led people to think i was .some sort of “gi!i|era~lisslmo”--the bouquets and kisses of the assembled crowd had to be received by the 'subalterns_while,'~ owing to my 'knowing a few words of French, "yours'-truly" _answered all kinds of questions about the state of towns in the rear and in general desneaned himself as a general really should. lt was a. joyous entry and I began to reglise what it meant to be liberated from the sorrow. the suffer- ing and the persecution of about four years and three months.»Aiter secur. ing biilets for olllcers and men and arranging for the arrival of our -bat- tery of. artillery i went to Mass and knelt down and prayed and felt st peace. We hid! -been hearing. rumors ofthe urmlstice for days but we were keeping ready`for war. All dliy Sun-

nolsos of battle. despatch riders coni- ing in about dusk brought word that Mens was to be attacked in the morn- ing at an early hour. The night was calm and fairly quiet: broken only by the ruinbio of I. heavy lorry _moving through tho town ortho dull booni or cannon at the nearby front. Day cains at last, bright and oool. The

down the line in the strangest- Bed- dost; procession one ever witnessed.. Wlhst would the day bring? Would" eleven o'clock mean peace or more war? 'There had _been firing in the early- morning and our dsspatches told that Mons. was evacuated at five thirty a. m. New came nine o‘clock and more firing and our .thoilifhts were divided between the armistlce and the suffering 'of the _l‘_efugees. At _about ten’ o'ci`ock1thii` artillery boomiug'l`l'°W more sharp. _and f dlcisive--the sounds arpparently overlapping-and we drew Oni* breath quickly arid then at sfbont 10.45 it stopped “all of a. sudden" as fat' ss we could hear and at 11.15 we

ANNOUNUEMENTS. OOMING EVENTS - _ MEETINGS; ETC

"MIITING QF THI Cherry Valley ritirying company will so hold 'rosi-

£.\Jlnuaryi1|th. L. M. -Tweedy,

rotary. . 3291-i~sm3i.

_°.°'N|‘e annual looting ofthe Char- l clown Driviig tllubj will he hold a -the ofilce of 3. lttniéy Wediook, on gunna; Jaaiisrx.. uh .at- lififclook. _is request-

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The Spsrtacuslans massed in the

Tlelgaiten and Zoological Gardens

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had the despatch announcing the Femme” ofa sheep. yes a poo: the ce-ntral'policc station this after

Dx. Wm,k_wmch was the important telephone messages said that Govern- telegiaph oilices. shops ale said to he

closed and business is at oi stand still The Central oiiices of the Wolf

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81 Hin f th hm tl tai omm _ -_ noon. Dr. Karl Liebknecht was re- Bureau, the semi ollicial News Agen

to watch t'he“table uviv t"th tt lr

that ceased ll at bre th d it. la t'

ed. for the first crash of arms with 5

thousands? God alone knows alid _l-le preferred leaving ‘Europe and 3 Northern France to' scourge and ,'-

ficked with with_the Bocho while the n

be the final goal of ill" and \ve must ti

for the days to coine. V

and in our spare moments watched the sad procession of refugees coming fi down from Mons on their way -back 1,-

of war-scarred France. It was li sud,

and oppressive sight to watch these poor wonien and'-children and some- 9-

mcn (those who were under military

that “Via Dolorosa" of Belgium -the 9

dlled with straw, old lblankets. old

aipparently long continued use,. pots and puns, and pitchers all piled on or 2

o-ld and s very old waggon bu~t it was 9

no horses left in the country after `

the Germans had been through. Often I

eigiity;ilve or ninety whose wrinkled R face told' the story of bel' years: 'bili- the blanched and wasted cheek told

people were heinghauled back home 0 by the reverent bands of their delight- S ers' or daughters-in<1a\'v and SYDN- ohildron. 'rho next out might have 'ti

venerable antiquity the round, chubby rooos or iittlo ohiidl-on hnried.- or it Y

were to keep .them from freesing. C From their warm (I will not say clean nest) they were looking rouiiil and smiling on the striingssiglits through i which they were passing. The poor little children. Many of then had

_onli -more thoy were -besilmins their ° suffering so young, so very WUI!!- One cold morning l was watchins the line of sorrow pass along and noticed just behind one of the .carts _a real.

modern hero. e,,n9_v_e_l_ Joan of Arc-

eleven years-of age. Dark haired and

.mean little black garment that miglit bo warm _enough in summer. l-lor

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s-hai-p breath on almost exactly the si same spot where we began in 1914.-i The war ended almost where it start- y

our inen was not at Mons but at Boussu just .across the slow-moving, W

tree-lined canal. Why could not the P1- y 0

- ._ ep, -they will _ - _ _ - . Wai' Lords/ have come toterms then. ham-Mm-m clothing for me yéars to T ` -1 ‘ ` ' _ i'cpre'senta1.ivei: of the peoip-le have will insist that “S¢tf~Dste|-minati

and -so iiavosaved life and limb for come, 'ph Had rocesston of ,0,.é,¢_ » ' - ' ’ been for inaliy luqntbs in Ensiish for the smaller-nationsfgivss lrel

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patchwork quilts of venerable age and W1

hanging around n common ha_nd.cart. Ui' a wheel-barrow. or a baby carriage of lli

allways, pulled 'by li-and-there were ill

peeping from under that soil of It

same "sad story-some very excellent

faces'worthy of an Angelo or Raffael G

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““°°h" and w°"° me' me tale or with his men and i see him once in A

hi`iilger"and hardship. These poor old wma _-_ he is only _-few miles ahead

f us and I say Mass for his men on

nndny. Judging by the news they ive me from Charlottetown the in- lienza has done fearful execution- 'nppears to have carried of_f the oung men whom the war hlwP0l\°d

to leavsand. a letter received from

ligary the other day tnliii me the

cung men of good physique and s°0f1

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5 of Germany, last night sent the

a ML a D0 w___k _buk to Arms or Douai- Spartacusiuns. Hundreds oi persons following message to the Copennngen

the mace of the grlml ghastb, tragedy m.-are _practical people mm om_selw_`s are fleeing from the city Oflite which was received today

_ egetabile seed and always a few ‘ _ ._ __ _

On the 11th 'wo breathed in peace precious -lpommes de ten.e-- which (Special to The Guardian) 'and agricultural' matters which are amd as “meaning cam and hyp0c_ and Without ni“s“_|.§;_ _is me 'dn

ust not be touched even though ~ _ _,_ __ |p°“d_i"g' The overseas "““is"er“ are riny. T-he satisfaction of the wishes policy for England tbf iiiplbyi my often go huns___y_ only the LONDON. Jun. 7.-t-liicl-_U ha\~o lixeil holding 8 number of conferences ani. _,_ the vast majority or me Irish has u__ed.every o_th_e.r _gag u_,_____m_ _auch peoplé could have me courage some discussions here oi a general Oils! themselves H1113 HH Pt?"-Halaing i-0 maple is me acid teapot he, sinner, ‘my 0! the Human din” @5315 ~ --_-o

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Enough of this for now and on to troops will not proceed westward it is probable that several import- smblelileor _:lar 3:; £28; hosemx hm “fer now is 8:” mm 'S

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brighter view. Icould easily go on through- Siberia until the Allied nut-Isnt imperial conferences will bc held me late Teutonic E_mph_es_ mtllxlla; Gam” Dany and

"mes old _men and sometimes young and dogg;-ibt, iww_ the churches of ions agree upon _eomc deiinlic policy o_ii ilic return of Prelnicr Lloyd ' M0668' who len h__la__&_ _-_ _ _asa

ons.-looked as hospitals. Great vast with £°SP°°° 1° “““‘- _ __ _°'°[;fl’¥”I;‘f| §“‘;"‘f‘;‘_" _ _L 1 sh H atovo oaoncs cnirlclzen. ini-, colonial Ministers of-the crow

age when me war began) going déwn \,u||d|ngB_ that never knew -heat 0,- ' General_Curric i_s lu th1s_ ci.; ton-i it _l t s\'d\_ niiliis i;_y _:J Orly' _ _"and Ireland max _'__ ha _ _“___”

ww now filled with voor beds and ‘°""“¢ Wm' S" 1‘#'|“'“"1 “°l"‘i’ mil; U; i"°°“’;°i ‘~l":"“"“ Wit' dtlre” snr' --"rho inon wlfo is st present Prime on-l o satisfied psi-tnér iii a felis

' _ -tlicr officials regarding prob cms o plliles orgllu y prcson c ly pu c ~ ‘ _

cold days of miil.November. They P°<"`°\' “'14-’l°U'°f’ *md ‘med |“ U” ‘_ _ . _ _ _ _ __ __ » _ -~--~.-_»--.---- __ _ _

een the beds Wm, ,,_h,_, most in. iianalllliii ileliiobllizaihiii. Out of Lille lts\ltll:;ll,rlphlo'i_l;- in ln.lhlcote.i,m:lll_l;;ici:_ in _very respect and wus attended by. _Every c],uzé";l’»i;_i__-os; *_

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treasures of poverty. old mattresses UUIIKWOU5 _b°l°“8i’UlE'5 i"\_¢_lS|l:*b|;~ ri Sgtllxu:;)r__;;0o£_:ii;dlTf(;:_';g:_;e:l0\l l(,;`:llu(]X::‘(Hn_(;1F5$“H:_ high (_.0m;nh,_ pl-iliztically all thc firemen und mem- wi-_t-pod .by time-worn an

Schelloi:llTl§:ni:i;rs;i:i;Uurea:l l\Iboi?tll(iu' Sir ltobcrt Borden may go to l’iii°i:-l‘l~sioiicr. 'i‘ho lnticr rcccivcd thoni ur. llwn oil' the l“-ire liloalii." who is' interesi.0d ill Df'0&Q __ lm

e"n Franco was for sale and the own- 0" Th“.“d“y 0" Frlday °r this wcC"ligmu"y und mated umm at the dnt ill~:itngl:m;!n0<lnpi‘l;im(;t:;aieUy’ U,i‘i?\rgttll:; niuny :nd fhliiigdinxlliv a'm°n§loixli§.¢ ' - , . ,.; _ . - _» ,.~ ~;. - ,-1 -- _ ' semen-so nf-ry _ .__ ____ |mpm,anuy__ to be thrown in “uh but it is probable _tliiit tht uthi.l (itil _posdl ot ih_l_ lliipliiill lolita .it i t me tum* to the Km _HH Xvorshi wad __ __ _ ' u _ _ hm_sa_m The plums were so cold adiau ministers will rciiiuiii llcrc for when tllcy were greatly nccdoii. 'They lpupr from “gifs Hyndmas & C0 tend a mass 'fnoot ng__ _t §_ _gg . gt I was _mvermg and so wwe thé some time owing to ilin various trade will lic sent to thc llominion. _' ‘ _ ' " the Monument HQ# ,_ - l

you saw__o‘n a cart nn old woman of "__ here' Parker Hooper' ML Ami _‘_______

fornie-d that Col. Boyle of the Callan- lan uriny in charge of Roumania lie- lief, who has been working in ltou- manla and Russia since the spring oi 1917, has just arrived in London from Buchnrest. To hini has -been entrust- ed the task .of dealing with inter Al- lied commission and governments on questions of revictualing Roumania. Ho declares the most urgent matter is the supply of food as the popuiatioil is starving or otherwise in danger of great distress. Col. Boyle is to ,div-

- l th tl dosirhles FEMPER/\TUREi - it\nii[ilmEf|tr):>l::';ntUll ofnllfewbcrilng spreitidi _'l'|hE. DIOOW, ETC. ___

oi-or dimiit America. I '--- _

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¢¢9Dt thi! f0f ml' xm” |°“°"“'°“°h at if 21 and tomorrow at 4 01 tumor By

t _ "9 the f°*‘“_'°“ °f Wa' -Twink' 'M' row-morning at 3.36 ana* Feidny nt' _ _ -'-- " ' "

with “eyes front!" I-lsr dress was a _t° god .tiigt i hm well and have been 4_“_ The mommy.” qt the mm Dwarb

W9' “H99 °°W|,'.\| °'9\° h-“fe” I °m'- New nioon on Tuesday. January ment were the guests bf llis Worship

conaidmble \'°f\‘ 'M °°1°¥‘“¥' 2nd. Mayor wright at o hliiiqilot hola lost

distress of Roumsnia. Ol' this sum the Canadian Government immediate-

_ I d ly odors ss,ooo,ooo on.; inode iormoi

with °°"‘°d»‘;“ Buzgznlgamg :n‘:__ ____‘ __.____.. application to the inter allied food almost M .rn an kin out another commission for permissxon- to slilp

"ws ‘rem W Wm 8 'l`I|"|§ \VEA'.l‘.|IER ifroln its surplus foodstuffs to Ron-

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ilnlnnlii ill wirlodl in milling ii do stron Demousrrauon to be Heli li Miami iwwuv

‘°"°°"' '° "‘° °“"“""> Machine Guns are Being Used all Over the City I0 be Miif€SS0i| lil I-iiiiiilliii |flS|llii¥ii` WMS

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0|-5 Wm 1,9 Bent The Bum. Wm be dew of the Irish f0__._e" Government and LONDON, _Jan. 7.-Ci'vii war has ticipating in the street fighting _in f_MONTREAL. Jan, 7.-A circular small for the armor of lierclties, grated uni with | 1 |~ gd ‘ - broken out iii Berlin between Spartac Berlin, according to u Berlin des “Cams mm’ Ireland.” Case for sen' “'h°“ he dmmiases th°f'L9'°.b|°m

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0 be hem here at me Monument Nat _to despatclies received here tolini, thc Ioomlken mday_ Thousands ot Montreal iris-hmen_ who nre arrang- freedom to lrelan_d" when Irish nal on Thunday night _or the _'__ _#_ wuridngmun uw engaged in the (_.0,_,_ ing a mass mceting.to hc held in tht- agree among themselves, hs “sem” or this subject have been MUNIOH, Jan. 7.-Goinpletc iiilar- flint which has nssuiiied the proper- M0““111°Ht_N*1U°"”-1 011 'I`_|\“l`SdH_¥-Jam CIHIIHS himself 2 d€1llB80K\le 8- eceivsd by the organization. sir Wil “hi” reigns in Berililaccordiug to tele livuif of a civil war. The lighting was uiwy 9 nt ii p. 111- C- J- ‘“f°Y' °f Pm" °h'"’“'“"

rm smtés that his sympathies ___ phone messages received iro"ni the spread a counter demonstrations in UDL- E- U- DCVUU- M. P- fOr \Vl'ighl. lriiiiimeil- und ww 0! Irish nm* as they hav” always been with capital today. Civil wur has broiteii which i1 _great propiortion ol’ the pop- Bild D'Ai`0y SCDU- GX-MHYOF of Ottawa, sent .in Canada have rql!i'°HS6d U e mah .people in the" claims for out between the Spartacus and Gov- ulation Joined. the rival elements cur- Will deliver addresses at the demon- natural -fo<>lln5S. Bild 1131.79 h.°.5?°d -e"y_ _ ernment forces. Thousands of work- rylng placards with the legends stratlon. _ilie prosecution of _tiie_war__f_4_`~-

_ ers are fighting in the streets, the Down with thc government" and Thr- Lehi of the oiitulai setting than four years, during which t

_ ’ rattle of machine guns can be heard Down with the Spartacuslan-s iolill the ainis of the denionsirntion, they have witnessed with gro

gs (now Costing about two dollars from all parts of the city. Spartacus- nd a ha" here for mere refuse of inns have barricaded themselves in

Mtch) and encased in R clumbsy pa" many of the public 'buildings and are Shots were fired and the fighting ‘le

_ _ _ -Central Berlin hail been occupied. _ _ _ ,_

o_li_ld ihnve Hillel] and eaten -that . Send telegmms to Frankfort tempor son greatei iliali the wo first di\I of maligant cruelties of later tim

iwp to escape the dmdgery of lead, OM ' l __ ~ 1 h _ sions which went overseas froni_(‘nii _ g ,t ttmpid ,,,,,|m,_ -phat ,mia gh., W EN ATi':_E_T;:;:_NT¢iN¢;._ HAND iN i.Sp;’;eii; <;=eizf§é’°':l‘i‘; adn inalnthinn the existence oi the wAN1- ssl.r-'-oE1'£i\uli~iA1'loN et in ii f i` f _ | " Uiiited Kingdom. Free spcccii and

e ore my m nd °r She is me --- \\ olf Bureau and the principal Berlin

pmt of 1,-rance_c_ourage0u_s_ ,thrifty (specim tc The Guardian) `,,€\-“papers including me Socmust the use of the Irish language have_ ‘lrishinen in Canada, and throu i~ance_ Sire ond her mother wiiihave l,OJ,E_NH_\G,\, Jun 7__W0mcu ova” vorwnens been banned by military proclama- out the other Dominions. who _,ohm stockings next year and Wm __l_ __ __; _ - ____~_______ tion, and a large number of the _lead-_ ,iven their sons in thousands to t

obabl have two sh . _ ___ _ _ _ cr; of national thought and elected iight for the freedéii" wo

mi ii bimyimcy phat Womd Bumyrise notion The fundamentals of consti the long delayed satisfaction of

. twllonul overnnicnt have been vio national as irations E and .cs

ou. Every vehicle. no matter hon D _ - - S ‘ D - UI! can bore its i,onnt,i-_ncvm has tim _ lated, und the _English press is silent not use the plea of “domestic poll! _ O,-id wen a mumpim march m Such; _ “Wltlr thc inoveincnt of world af- a ainst a eo le who_he_i{sr accent- lilng-; but they were trliilnpilnl ond " ‘ f=~i\'S sirwc liw War been Ellslimd the corrwntiy coiisuiliiililfbd "Uni

_ g o 0 Activities of Canadian Ministers mob lation of

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,my 0|' them were Qin ' h me M, , Z will no longer shut her cycs to the -which Gladstone described as tl

good ate tli,elr bread in tears. Yet -q,

wc all trust “that somehow good will 9,,

sill again at thc beginning and f.l<t that lhc situation in Ireland is (tiniest trsnsmtion in the history

;_, _,_ ,,_____ _,__,_. _,___ _'____,___,- Canadian Soldiers. -- Sir _ Robert Borden Goes ,to ._}..l .......i.. .,i .i.n...l ..ll.......... ..,......n no ii.. .sei __ili`_.i...-. lc seed of next year‘s crop' u few 5 to 11"Li0l\§ It SIHHIDS 1191' iiwossalll-ly rebellion five tiiiies siiice it- w

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watch the doings of Northern Europe beans and peas and onions, some ' p e . professed ideals during the period im-posed upon them. _ ' 1 __

- e. _ . _ -- ""‘l°"‘"g " "h”"“°. mr 3'0" “nd llily evening, the 9th of January. _

large proportion, or a donkey 'cart or IIUFSCB, 9|!l9l'B Of Cllilfiw fi`0"l FYSUCO - _ _ wiwds of sincere apprifglation for the Summrl me resulutiblis td bb] iii. Somatimes u little can drawn. by o who followed the-sufferers-ncverihad ‘idol-k of the Bremen. somed on tm, “muy g(>ii.t_ _ Occasionally you might -see it Ili? D00l` GYGB W|U10S5Bd Such il Vast lliiriiig thc course of ills rcinal-rs quesuom., _ ~ _

iiD8nse of suffering and B0I‘i‘0W Mill 'Mayor Wright said he would donate ____________________

isery and absolute discomfort. ‘ and pay ull expenses in connection _ _ _.___ _. ___ _ _

siillvllic liouliillilli -

D“"i“5 me ”“mm" I met few ` to ilrc-men who have put in 25 years

Bunn" bm' there are nnmbem °r f - ' in the service and have retired.

m - Needless to say the 'gift of Hynd oy M\oLean, of_tS_o\iris, Walley Prowsc __ (Special to The Guardian) crt three cargoes of ilour now oil the mm__& Cm was highly npmecmted md ul several others. Col. Prowse -has LONDON, Jan. 7.-‘Reuters is in- .Nic-diterancan to ltoumania. lie proin- His worship m “mug Derma voiced

iscd within two weeks to despatch that gpprecuuom _ ‘Ls two. other cargoes including fitts and _ . ¢-_- ~ ~_»>

inilk. . '

. _ chiefs, Messrs Ranaghan and Murley ~ - The most concrete result oi his and Ca-pm,” A' N_ I_m_go_ H_ R_ suitable foi_'_

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ww ay” “ °" °n' 'owner' I.: d M tl . and Lieut. Con- pp . t ;°‘"_'l a. dcfkligulfoqgez "Z-31 ' tll;r';T;;: liilllligeniiliil Meszlizsljl. J. -Storey, David _ ‘ e `.-- ' orenon ea 0 ‘an a r . _ ' " ` ’"

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out the Canadian mission to London tgiulxexwr and Yeo and Ex_Fh,e_ T0 D_AlRYMHQ~9»|AN___ _ _I

'to advance $25'000’000 to be sent in mon Jas. McMillan. Rnd A. E. Sabine In wr pw”-" pnnqiy A W 1' ‘ ' me purchase -of Canadian proqucls nlso Mr lt. McDonald of the Patriot. B“"°""`“°°‘.' 'gf M" EU for the amelioratlon of the existing ` __ Gilerdiell OQN. _ _ " ,ti

when ller own freedom was threat- "Im-endow! Freedoiii witlioiit st

reads in pdit n-i follows irritation n systematic pi'0D0!a.i The world has been made lice thiough the press against their

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