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PARTY

IS WRECKEO

Joi l;Diiion.l.i|_niy_1o__ii' ii oxni es' - _ ~ ei rlnmvslridndifliaoinoiniiifni Sddomild

-who are Weary oi Policics Heretoioreiollows.

-(opoeini to im ounrdlnn)

_§LONUO_'_N,' Dec, 13.-‘Latest advices

from Ireland conilrms the impression that ,the nationalist party is wrecked absolutely and that John Dillon, the WW- '"1 PP°_°f°l$' l>`°"'>°`°¢¢»l'_hy no Vdleiflirfthe Sinn Feilrleeder in Mayo: The- Bfllll F§';||\“?\`! _Bro everywhere the euilllert of thousands who disbelieved in an independent Ire-

land, realizing that its attainment 'is' llllflracticable and who also disbelieve in revolution and abstention from participation in the administration of affairs from Westminister but have

weariedof the course taken -by the lflllll Party and hope to bee a new and stronger organizationsrise. `l't is -believed the Sinn Feiners will get the votes of many constitutional nationalists.

MARITIME PROVINCES

I w'T'-M"-l.._l 1:; _\ ' 1 "§_ ; __ -_l, 1

In Conierentlt;-§With Provincial Governments on 'lm- mlgration and Land Settlement

V (Special to the Guardian)

(7i'I‘\A!WlA, Dao. 13,-Hon. J. A.

Calder, Minister of Immigration and Colonization) has gone to the Mali- time"provinices to confer with the Pro- vincial governments in regard to irn-

migration and landsettlement. mat- ters. He will take -up with the -pro- vincial representatives details of the governlnent'e proposals which were not dealt with fully st the Provincial conference.

',1\v1a»v~vl<~'»-$..|r- - ' __

Willis. .ro -_ crrriilliirr solirrliino

iies Fixed Jnilsnry l ns Thanks- giving boy for the Revolution

_ (Special te the Guardian) All/ll8’Illl$RDkM. Dec. 13-January ist bee been ilxed as a dey of general re-

Ticing in Berlin in 'honor of the re- _o_lnilon, recording to the zeshrug Ani Hlttag of Berlin. The announcement hiin0 the day 'was issued this morn- ing lily the llbert'gov_er_'nment. The occasion will heniarlred by an open slr carnival, sencertsaine vrocesslons-

SL lllllll (lt_lS;`§h3l‘t

' Oi__Oemobilizatlon

__ <°P9°|s|_\o tho one-nlnni Deo. 13.--Arrangements

°_l>¢§n.1hegle. itln _soared hm, that

fn C‘_“*“n°-ll Plwihc steamships whose ftelllllf Canadian. winter port in st.

‘mln-_N-B.», in future land troops, ¢,\\fel'd_.;_ 'I‘bis,_ take to that citya por- tion or’ the woril or dsmohlizing the oyersess forceti and will relieve the Pf°°~llr° at Hlslltsxn-

@ng_ Progress

(3Peeiai t|te'¢usrdi`an)_ _

zultncn. swlrrzannnuo, neo. is. -Advices received'here say that at the time of the riots‘in Berlin the munitions fsetoriesuin lthe northern outskirts of the oity"'were pllleged by order of Dr. Karl Liebnecht, head of 91° lSpars_ctus__ group of socialists. Tim Ylbup ie` biffanising meetings °Y|l\‘l'1rhei°e‘aud.'~i!liorting the popula- "9“ ffl. l‘Q‘Yolf.'Z.The advices say that f°l‘¢y twoniieetihgs have been an- °°\llleed for the present week.

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*ron u'»iv`.’|l.-odd trivia romance °°°¢ (si-sotisnny new.) Ani: st aureus omes. - am-iisoniu. "°]'if'1ri_il _ iinru'aur"o‘r °\lil».\»oouats-aa4gg»dbookslol° "Tho Little soot:-ltoro. - - ~ 'U 1-:-1 1 1.' }`oi:;li ~:t».=f.l~41"lil"l|N¥U.°~

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1,560 Men Strike -

_ in Montreal City

u - (Special to the Guardian) M.‘0N'1\REAlL, Dec. 13.-#One thou-

sand five hundred and sixty men of the four organized city services at variance with the administrative com- mission on wages walked out on strike today. _ Q .MoN'luonAL,` nec. 13.-absolutely without protecti_on_ _ _poli_c_e, _and practically without _ protection _ ,_ from tire," Montreal is 'helpless in the hands of the rioters tonight a_s__a result of the strike. Fire _stations were _wreck- ed, citizens held ulp, _stores looted.' daloonsalnd the‘re'd light district weref wide `opon,"nnd nlllrindn or lawless-_ ness prevailed, while' lawabidlng citizens looked on helplessly. _'-

_ _ _'__SEED FAIR’

The- Seed _ Fair at " hummeiieide

closed yesterday, tbemainlanrl Judges leaving for their homes by the same day's boat. The Hvecial _e§veepst,al$e_s t`l"`oplll"y, a magniiicent _ silver cup, swl'irdsd"-by ‘the 'Steel liliisss Comwny of Toronto to the member of the Can- adian Seed Grower’s Association mak- ing the most creditable showinz of not more than three varities of selected 'sea-lg, was you by Mr. Richard Creed or Albion. no also won it in 1914. 'rho silver cu-p donated -DY 3- -7- M°°l'°v °f _Truro, for the best selected and best' 'awarded' hy thostooi Briggs company 'of White Oats, ,was won by James E- Mmphy, Cape Traverse. The potato exhibit was lpronounced- the 'best ever shown in' the Maritime Provinces: Mr. Peter Brodie.. P" YW* With. 9'* °.‘m'*.°°- in the clfssii 0De\1 '-0 C-___3~ G- .A- “.1-°.mh` M-spwon gi; iirsts. in five sections he had 1,, 'compete against mainland exhibitors. 'l _ `

'run _" nhwnnn '

Tyfimranswvnn. 'rm1i. Moolv. iivro.

T011,0NT0, Dec. 13-Easterly winds unsettled with rain. _ 'pigs will 'be high this 'mornint ll 823 tomorrow at 9.20 and Monday it 1o_.as; tonight at s.sa. tomorrow at .7.4s and Meade! Qi UR'-. .gun 'sets tlitl‘eveni`iia', tomorrow and W ~; :ir .l:...l;°°.. morninl I ‘ - f '

t1.45. ,'

lT“l:i‘T:T|y‘:ets' toniol"l‘°_lW m°mm' “t

_ ` day' at 6.80. 6 lglrxncosfter or moon '_l_`_l_l.°*4'.l¥_i . 10th 0.81 P- 11|- ` "‘,‘3,,,, ,,..,.,.. nnnnr .ne .1-ol,-._a-.1=.

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_Sallnon_d1 Geheral“Omcer cdihmandigg rho"Roy\'£i"Xii"`1l'or'oés ln`“tli`e Middle East accompanied 'by Capt. Ross Smith has arrived at Klarachu on the Baluchian border is in conference with the government of India regarding the

T0 RESTORE GANADAS ‘

°-=i. "i=*==l Q

NATIONALIST CATRO TO KR, g NOVEL FEATL-_.id - » .

of ell-ol ._.f'fi;§Y.¢'tf.‘::'”f1lf“ -mil no

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. 3 ' ' . . _ v- . » . W_lth British Ministry ol"ilip- ' i- -- - ~_- ~ ~ . __ ., at ,_ _JE T- 4

5f‘:P1’(t[ill'Iil0liS lil n on m or on ons' P I' ‘ ~ ° _ I S' °° ‘ ‘ '- '.

(Special to the Guardian) ° »" ‘ W

f*I,.

_S_’.“i'°;b_l`i_§!i_"_‘°."`ty;9.__“” a°F.i.a‘.r‘.’§t°.S'._"v‘id LONDON, Dec. 13.-'Some progress

service 0,0 India.” ,These two _avlatorls

?!°‘Y°.Jj“P-S.¢9inP}§téd °'~m5m fmm gan” ing Canada’s shipping facilities to ' (_8P'e¢|5l“to the Guardian)

to Karachi of 2,548 mlléi in `36 hours

has been made in the work of reetor

, _ Dre-war basis. ' Sir George Foster has LONDON, Dec. 13.-British voters

tlili ti.Tli tf '“~'>'

;‘;_l_f: w:'__“_: Jae. or _‘;__;_;’;_E gint \ been dealng with questions in gon- will go to the polls -Saturday in the

Y y ’ g ference_with the Brltislh ministry of Dl1!'lil1l116l1tary elections under circum-

d.a'd, Bushire, Atbbss, Sarbaz, and

shipping and an agreement on a

stances wholly novel in the history of

K hi. f '

arac number of important points have been lille country. All the balloting will be

BRUSSEIB, .Dec. _ 13-'File executive

committee of__tl_1e Chamber of Com- mence has _unamiously adopted a re- solution in favor of Belgain an- nexation of Zealand and the Maes- t_richt enclave. '

OlirlioysAr_e _ P' __

- Now in Germany

an is

Letters have lbeen received in this

city from members of the Fiifth Siege Battery showing that they are now in. Germany.

~ ,.._;._;_l-_-'

British Squadron 1

To Visit Canada

noN~noN, nsoolnher '1-an Edin-

burgh correspondent says that when the American fbattle squadron, which is now lying at Portland awaiting the arrival' of President Wilson, returns to America, it now has been settled tllat it will -be either accoixlipanied or followed by the mth Barolo squadron or tno"nritinn` Grand Floor, whloh`w'lli ,thus be the’ first lnnglleln sqnndron is visit' the United- States after the ter- -rninnilon o`_f_'honrillt`ies. _ _ _

_ 'i_‘his"squa.dron consists' of the Bar- ham, Warsplte, Malia-_y_a, Villglante, four of the 'finest superdreadlmughts in the Fleet-=huge,,'swift ships, all of them Zvunclied since the war lbezali -and each mounting eight it-inch guns in addit- ion toithelr 'secondary armament. The

roii't6'ol theilquadron ‘oil reaching

isnieriosn__v__v_l§o_i-s_ is not yotnerlnitniy

CLOSE OF MARITIME - -, - f§7.§`.1'f'll.§’“_é..$§`I.f.'°..'.f‘..”l”.'7.n’f"i.`-I 51351

ed. ‘-The olioloo of the Firth ilnrrin dquadronv to make this memorable visit is duo to tiioiant that the rlvo

American Battleshipe, later reinforced by a -sixth, the Nevada. which made /umerica’s cheif‘ contribution to the strength of the Grand Fleet, dn reach- ing this side, were first of all attached' to this squadron, and later _ when they l_1-sd accustomed themselves to war c_:onditiome',' were formed into the sixth puttin "eq`n`a§il~ron 'or the <:lrnud` Floor, which usually ltcted and manoeuvred in close cooperation with the rirhi. The relations _betlweenf the two squadrons has always been extreme- ly co_rdial__a_nd__t'he officers amd men of the American squadron were heartily entsiltariued 'by members of the British squadron before starting for the English Channel.

I _-1 _gg _ _._; . _ -

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reached.

done in one day instead of there being

over weeks witli`_`l_ong__dra_v*rn__olal; ex citelnent pnd suspenhe. Another

novel proceeding will take lafewhen the contest closes. T!ae"`_£a`l bt; ‘will not be counted for a fortnight in order .that the ballots of soldiers abroad may be received and opened ' with th~»

‘elections in different districts spreadothers.

the Ame,.1¢an`,,_nd`Ge,.m,m _ ,,,.mie,,_ing has fallen a little according to face each other across the Rhine to-|n5“"°5 Wmpued PY the 133301' dell!- night from below Coblentz northwards | The average C051 0! the Weekll’ \l“dS°i

to the_Britlsh lines. American forces hold the west bank of the stream south of Coblentz. Advanced elements of the' American army have reached the river.

It is exlpected that movements

aicross the Rhine will be well under way tomorrow.

of staple foods was $13.49 at the middle of November las compared with $13.54 for Oct 1918, $12.10 for November 1917, and $7.96 for Nov- ember 1914.

Olympic Will Reach

_Halifax This Morning

Pro-Ally Premier For Finlanda ,~,,,__,_, ,_-,;;,,,»,-,,_,, -_ __

E (Special to the Guardian) ' HELSINGSFORS, FINLAND, Dec. 13.-Premier Svinliufvud of' Finland

has handed the Finisll Diet at Wutem i1 statement renounicing his rights as lie-ad of the state, thus enzvbling the Diet to elect General Mannerhem of well known pro-ally symputllies to this post.

Ex-Kaiser Watched -

-By Many Detectives

_ (Special to the Guardian) LONDON, Dec. 13.-Several scores

of detectives are looking after former Emperor W_l_illiam_ A force of Sleuths of Potsdam are staying at Ameronden slladowimg every movement of Herr. Hohenzollern, according to the Amerollgen correspondent o fthe Ex- press who claim to have talked with some of the men there. Herr Hohen-

zollern is said to be in constant _dread

of bomb throwere and _he carries a small revolver. The former Emperoi"s suite and detectives have added at least one hundred to the population

to the village of Amerongen. _

Russian Gold for the Allies

| ____

PARIS, Dec. 12-Gold received from

Russia by the Germans amounting to imore than sixty 'mlllilon dollars, has arrived in Pal-is and 'been deposited _in tho .hunk or France. The money is 'cred-lted to the common account of 'the Allies. »

-. . . - » .-.-

Oliiciali.-iillit :_

by any state ceremony.

HALIFAX, Dec. 1_3.¢-The _White

Star Lllner Olympic with 5000 soldiers

layed by heavy weather

' (Special te the Guardian) DUNDEE SCOTLAND, Dec. 12. __

C91' Wi1`“"~°ll Silencer Churchill, Minister of Munitions offered what he d“=""ilb@d BB a Practical suggestion ln regard to a league of nations. During an address here today, he said um; such a league should ascertain from 0V€l'Y 001-lntry, the extent of its naval, lllilil-‘fl-l'Y and aerial preparations. Great armaments, have lin the past been a great danger, he said, and the course; he suggested would remove one ofl the causes that led to this fearful atastrophe. _ _ _

Belgium Wallis I ' e Allied Armies C _ I _e con of living . _ f e , s

lo_l_nin znhni it iin_ilivn llinn lin nun some lrioioi silent rrilliu wlu-isli

. tothe GU_lrdlanT O I (8 eéialto the Guardian) (sp°c|aH°.th7 Guard'-n) S i P L_"

‘ oo'nLii1N'rz, ooo. 13.-sontrlon or OTTAWA- Dec 13 -The wut otllv- --_-_ _ "

» r

To Save the iinliell irom lh

' Boishevikl.

(Special to the Guardian) AMSTERDAM. Dec. 13.-The (`

man government will ask the Aff armies to occupy B_erlin in 'casa l Bosheviki movement continues to crease, Philip Sliidmann declare!-

ia. speech at the capital, according

Berlin despabches ` reoeived` 'todo Sheidmann announced that Ameri '

troops would soon arrive in Berlin on which his audience cheered.

-on hoard is duo in Halifax saturday T I A V _

lnornirlg at 8_ o’clock, having- been de _ - A N

The transport Militia .with lO2 Can- 'V A T .’

ridtaui ofilcers 1089 other ranks and " _ ‘ _ _ ____ _ _

26 cllvillline is also due in Halifax on Wednesday. '_ _ -_

FRENCH LABOR WILL

NOT WELCOME |fR_E'3__|DENT

PARIS, Dec. 13.-Frenchlahor will

not take part in the coming or formal- ly wel-coming President Wilson“’t`o Paris. Premier Clemenceau informed

delegates of the general labor fdera- tion that they would be _allowed to present an address to Mr. Wilson only in case the American President has personal permission. The project there for has been abandoned.

Pleasant _ Sing.-Song. _ _ ,_

At Convalescent Home

The soldiers in the Convalescent

Hionle enjbyed smother _exceedingly pleasant time lastnight when the second in their series of sing song entertainments was given. The pro- gramme consisted of a chorus. “The Long Long Trail", all joining in; a reading by Miss Edna Gordon, vocal solos by Mr. Lester Mclnnis, Miss Bovyer, Miss Burns, Mr. Charles' Earle. Miss Large, and Miss Moore. trio by Ptes. Arsensult, Soles and Spr. Medli- `cott; piano solo by Miss Arsen- ault; Duet, piano _nnd violin _P.tes. Arsenault and Soles; vocal duet by Miss Moore and Miss Ross;

_ Oi President’s Visit n... .no 1.. nn. nerr..

D Capt, Porter presided in the absence

i’A<Illl'S, DCC- 12--The lellgill 0*' of Col. Warburton. There was a

- President »VV‘ilS0l1'B Omcillll V189! ill large attendance of visitors and the Paris has been tilted at 48 l\0Ul‘S. HC- entertainment was thoroughly enjoy- cording to the Matin, the remainder -ed by a11_ The funoiion was rmlngly of 'hlis stay here will not ‘be uu1rked,oloseii with the National Anthem.

_,,,., .neue __- _

__ _ _.uf ,<_ - '; ,_ .'l.s.

, GANAOJANS OO INTO OER|V|ANl.

WITH THE CANADIAN CORPS

IN GERMANY, Dec __-The conno- ian troops crossed the German bor- der today, the First Canadian Divis- ion at Poteau andnnother P Canadian Division further south. It was raining and the rolling hills and forest of Ar- llennes, -the home of_ the wild boar and stag, were swathed in mist.

At Poteau, a poor hamlet on‘ the

Belgian side of the frontier, a gl'oup of Bel-glans cheered and ,waved the only flag they possessed as our men passed -by. Just across_-the frontier which was otherwise unmarked, is a` noni, resembling, with its hidoh and white stripings, a barber’s pole.- Be-

sides this is the German customs

M0118- They -began thelr__iong inni. through the Belgian plain and th ~-i - had climbed steadily .up and. ull ow- tlle height of land ef e‘-A elllv

D`atientlY and A A

suffered privation' gud diicofnfort, b they bring with the_m___t_he__ seine _ » '_ ‘1“°"*‘§ .evlflt ills* .°_e_'.fl.€“!_-I through bltter__y_ear_s___ trench __w. fare. A cleaner; iine§;)‘§t_oi ni_sn”w_e-~ never seen.' 0ne's Pt Lf.h'idll`§-ll see them go by,_Ce.n|.da_ triumphant

upon her 'march`to ;tliei:`l\da§n'eef"0n- .

sorrowed for ilidt _ H'°W"_h‘_ti> snorlnoo had made" this lilly poiriihlr, but 'who in spirit still march besid-

' .' - _.::‘1 i:\‘:f__ '.l~_-. of

US. .

ln the self same chateau oooupie

house where still its uniformed oillc- {,,n1gh'¢_ my' ¢§{,`0ana§§|f{'~‘{{'°jL§f `cb’m

ial prissides. 2 -Sir Al*-thur Currie, commander of _the Cana_dian‘ l Corps who _crossed the frontier unotllcially yesterday, was

niander the Gerli`ial1"‘“Ci*i3*l‘-Pf"(iSd'e lay hid during the mdmhlifolil' this be fore the signing oT the'8i‘liiiIti6ti¢ 3 Il was then that he was \‘&pbrt%l'\llHll-

flccvmllallled by hill Wall- l“°\ll‘"“¥ f indrod on the nntoll honier.ul'ii»l¢1m

Prince Arthur of Connaught who has returned to his duties with the Canadian Ccirps, and the S6l1°l'81 ofllcer commanding our first division. with his sons. '- The Canadian Light Horse fumish-

od an escort and the infantry which was the first to ness the ealutlnz poinit was ‘the Third Battalion of Tor- onto, followed by_ the "First Battal- ion of Wektern'0nbario,aud the I_<_‘_ourtl\ ond Second Canadian Batteries. The corps com.1ns.ndel', whoseflne, imllY'9B° sive hgure is a rock of 'elemental strength and power, took the _salliili exactly on fthe 'boundary line. The _gmt .men to .pass him marched to the _runs or one Maple Iam- 1'* W" “ wonderful eight, the outward and V15' lble signs of victory, so hardly W0l1 nr-tor four years of ‘lllll»ll°~ _Th°“° “‘¥“. lnllonn swinging alone in time- N5" iclonldent, disciplined. uh'-id f°“!m their way from YDTBS V3 uw ‘S°'mm°' from vgmy through Paeschendaele. hack to Amiene and then from Arran

_(0 Cnmtbrai and Valenciennes to

only utter the armietice was eisned that he left and made good .his geta- way into Holland, _ _ `

. V A I

ANNOUNCEMENTS,

COMING EVENTS.

_ srnnnsos, rrro.

' .' ' if -

"condo to the ne's`n_ ‘soc'iul""f_tn union non d iinll M'é>n<r'n'y *tveiilng next. __ __ ' _2980-lI~14l¢lipd.

“icing william, l. o._ lf'.,’fi§_i_iij_g_toe.

meets Monday 16th. Eleetibn of BT-

ilcers. ' _”'

"Ms'rHools'r cH__t_i|toN _co'v'eii6s_5l. will hold their snnaiy school eater- -rnlnimsnt Dec. so. Everyone is do lilly

f-"af-_ _ ._

. _ _'sound' 5"- ld .

‘°"° °` ° _iifritnrilaso

aaaeoaecescesan

That through the forests of

` _ Nor can we forget that their

eeaaaeeeao ee¢se,e ee_e__ep_a_neeeeeeee

‘ is sit

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_ _ . ~_, ,__ ,_ _ i ‘ E -_

highways that clogged weary footsteps actos; ifiie`6ii`dTi __ by l<lell's artillery, our lighting men _ere _ ____ ____

We cannot dishonour the memory of those who have faiidi

recreant to the trust the living reposed ga. _ -_ ,__ _

and that .we undertook the char ge. _ ` `

And give to the Patriotic and Red Cross

' -1- _ W- “"1"

the dim Jlmiliwll, P S WU niiittli'

f-'if

i _ __

dependents were ‘lui

'fA¥i““°4"“Ft"** ‘ff TW-‘ if- f ` ward ihsucuio fl,”-'_' _\ _ . slow Hall on Moild¢§F` ° " *J

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