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Discussion ol Peace Terms will Continue Month Will be Commended by Admiral Browning Who ‘ I 28 More U Boats have Surrendered 'includin

' . . ' , ~' - - - _ _ _ _ _ _ __ ‘li/Iirs. . . Palmer rece ve -the fol- _ ,' ' ' S

ang a__il_aii_) Akrmistice Expires Deceinber_l7 Will be Accompanied by Aiii_ed Admirals to §;’_"’I,'1“,.E‘§1’,VI,‘§,,.f,§’_f",‘;f“;,_’(,'f'°';i‘ ~‘“°l°' Deutschland and One Which- Operated in an I c _enewed. Germans Fulfilling See That German Shi s are Disarmed. _ Fred I-°»rw°--1- ms-wily wo-new Atlantic.

_Terms of Armistice and Will Have Evacuated

France and Belgium

by December I2th.

(Special To The Guardian)

PARJS, -Nov. Q5.-Preliminaries to

me peace negotiations -will begin about January 1. the Echo De Paris declares' und the _ protocol will be signed about the end ot February. T-he paper adds that Premier Clemenceau will go to London in Dec. The mak- ing of peace in going to be a matter requiring more time than was at first expected. A despatch from Paris, which although not odlcial seems to he based upon infomation obtained from official sources, states that ne- 5 gotiations for the drawing up of a treaty cannot commence -before early in January. The discussion, it is be- lieved, will take about a month and it half andthe signing of the treaty is

n0t likely' £0 Ollclll' bBf0l’S the ' red from Germany are such as to

Pb .Th srmitte he - -. a nl _ '_ _ ' . . N? (xugicemger 17 :mit hesetorzpbe ' ent renew of honmmes provinces of Alsace and Lorraine areclamatlon to the City beginning with ' ' . again wholly ench -through tllc'tlie words of tho Marcelllaise, “THE

extended. 'ro the present time its terms have been carried. out. without evasion by the German army. The ev- acuation of Alsace-Lorraine will be

completed by November 26,t-he day set in the armlstice and it is believed. that by the 12th of December all Ger- man troops on the west bank of the

Rhine will -have been wit-hdrawnl f

There is the utmost unanimity in the press of Paris in support of the attit-

d i’ M sh I F oh a n - u 6 0 ar B 0 Kai at “dmc General Gouraud Entered Capital at Head of Fourth Army

ation of the terms of the armistlee as settled on the 11th of November. The delay in the signing of peace is not likely to em-barruss seriously thcl leaders of the Allied anmy in their preparation for demobilization. it is recognized_the_ material guarantees’

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‘ ‘ formal occupation of tlleircnpltal to- DAY OF GLORY HAS COME." The

1 day by French troops General Gour- ceremonial entry at which Marshal

_ ' - ,rand entered this city today"'at the Foch will take posession of the city

head of the Fourth French Arin_\',!in the name of France and the Allies amid the tremendous eiitliusiasnl oi’ is fixed for 1130 oclock Monday after-

. ` . I I 3,000,000 people' Never did an arlnyInoon_ _ ' I _ have such a triumphal greeting. “Such ._-

' "F ”` ' I i

Oi 28.000 Roumanian Prisoners Only l8,000 Germans Planned

l'lave Returned. Bulgarians Murdered Thou-. ; Destructio`df0l"Palace sands' o_f___ Koumanian Men, Women and __ ___ Of Justice in Brussels °i"'“‘°"- __________ _ _ if'°:.:'ii.ti:ti:2..i:;"r.l°““1

,(Spee'al to the Guardian)

LONDON Nov. 25.--liioriau of the

.

National Council for Roumaniall unity -The cruuelty became so bad that Von (Special To The Guardian) negpa_i,¢\l_ tn urn .Soir from Brussels. writes to the Times that of 28,000 .Mcciienzen interfered and -had sever- Pgjnls, Nov, 25.-Great preparations me cellar of the palace four infernal Roummllan prisoners in -Bulgaria onlysl ot' the offenders shot. These occur- _ me being made for rn.; visit of King machines’ placed, were by me Ge,-_ l8,000 returned. in Dobrlldja the Blll~ rences are authentic. George to France ilhis week. Presld- mane have been' found 4-,lngo to some

FFF

gurians massncl'ed thousands ol' Ito ui-anian men women and chlidre

E I V H V I French Government will -meet they

'|'RY|||6 '[0 BQQST King at the railway station when ai - ~

sill llitriiio -Liiuiuisr °f°°en1°“ rl" -fin" °° the F°“"g“ ` Sh°°t'“g 0"'°°'s -

. " __-.___ _f Otllce wfhere a suite of rooms has been In pet'-ngrad

," reserved for the use of the King and ' -

__ ' 0T_T__“v__,\_ Nom 25__'__,The _fact that his -party during their stayin Paris. (Specm to me Gummm V all the Dl'0Vi!l0I&I Pl‘;dIlll€l`B ll-if-Glldlllg ---"-'*"'**_1' SToCK_H0UM_ Nov_ 25__T\-|_9 Fin.

Pf°Vl0lllllY liCkIl0Wl6dS0d _ $1,010-00 the conference last 'week called on Sir - » __- __ -Lemburg nm] paper ,rurun swam” reports

Wnfmd L‘““"le‘° Mt?" leaving ottawa mm-pa yesterday can me that tihere has been a further whole- has started me “tml amount of pon. the capital of Gslllcia and its environs sam shoo_____g of _former omcers ____

10.00 10.00 10_00 10.00 10.00 10.00

John E. Sinclair, M. P. .. _ _ George A. Thompson _ . ._ __A lion. A. P. Prowse`

J. A. Dewar (New Perth) iiou. :vnu-uo'el¢ kennedy _ Mrs. Nelson Rattenbury

Morin, Smith dr Beer

s - ;‘.::°:;‘.;°_;.,‘_:‘.:‘°.:‘.; .:.‘;..;";: _.;i‘::;“'i:, S Amoog-ilu Allies rl\»wli»_w;;_lT° mm,

"- hi badl bro n rty.

Another Dukz _ Il?lI‘?Ell:Vllyt§xce:1tlon rg Premier lgzrris

lies Ciimbed Down

BASEL, Nov. 26.-A proclamation issued Friday. in Karlshlre by the Grand Duke Freidrich of -Baden says

U1" he relieves soldiers and omcials Dec 17 -1917 . l

from their oath of fidelity and re-

noilnces the throne for himself and his i

descendents. in aooord.with lllscou- _ sin and heir Prince Maximilian, tlhe _ 1

former German Chancellor. _

BRITISH ADIIIIALTY .0 ff'

T0 RECEIVE YIILSIIII

1.oNDoN Nov. ed.--,'i‘lle _iartiion Admiralty iii considering plane for the reception of leroslttt Wilson. 'li will probably sendV3Arshlpa to meet _"ln Axamemuou ana,esopi-t the pra-

llldential party -to puftéil I

Conierence,-§_ Q - _ < C¢0_idla0_._Cr¢dll=

.0T_'l`AWiA.' Nov. 3.*-Sir. Thomas WW! lille been tnbsconféience with

2|' 'Hltsltnan Lever tltehllancial rep- °°“I#"V9 0!l.ho`Bri -tr s\ll‘Y N NGW Yorkf The ol- glrovision nl couuliau swells for creat Britain .'° l»e`u»oil lu tae pin-onus of mln “M Uliillltuffs w underldlscusalon ‘i ll llkelv that satisfactory Pflnnseipents will; *_ _ 6"-vlltll ren- ll to both outside ‘ `d' domestic

10.00 _

to Laurienand are giving all possible

of _i-Manitoba. Premier Norris

ang his cabinet whole heartedly sup' pa ed Union Government and did no

' (special 'ro 'rho oust-alan) _

LONDON, Nov. 25.-The British

squadron which will go to Kiel and Wllhelmshaven, it is uunderstood in naval circles, will he commanded by Admiral Montague Browning, who will

P f in action, 10th November, near Mons.

be accompanied by American French

lhad received Military Cross lately _ ~

i (Special to The Guardian) United iStates, according to the 'sham-

and Italian Admirals. The .purpose of for bmw cgnduct in action' Deep gym' HARWIC-H Eng.`Nov. 25.--In the 'ment of the submarine Lieut. in com-

the journey is to see that German vessels in those ports are properly disarmed.

ALSABE LURBAINE V

NOW WHULLY FRENCH

, ,i-.rn-|»`-¢;_1

And Was Given Greatest

a Triumph

(Special To The Guardian)

STRASSBURG Nov 25.--The lost'

Reception Ever Given to ant Army.

it spectacle relpays~all our sufferings,” s-sid Gen. Gouraud who issued li. ,pro-

' Entertainment. ~

___.__H-»

cnt Poinare and -members of the

OOPENHAGEN Nov 25- Polish

according to the Polish Telegraph

tic-.al gossip. lt is.`denied that the vis- Peu.ogmd_ Abou- 500 omcers have its were only of the nature oi’ coun- Bllfellll M CFHCUW- _ been shot in me mst (ew days_ te" ans- HW' °Y°" “°°°"u“3 "° "“' - Imp;-lsoned foreigners are being mors_ five out of the six liberal Pre- badly 'mated and employed in “rem

mlers who were present are frleudl: ded ¢|,,,_n|ng_

- (Inaoiai to The Guardian)

..LOND6N. Nov. 24.-The German battleship Koenig and the ‘bat/tie cruis- or Mackellsen which, although sched-

puesy footing. They stumped the prov- ince and were largely responsible for the overwhelming Unionist victory on

,___.,__.__-'»------

J. Daly, Hopefield _ lil. “B. McLeod, Siimmersido

WOUNDED

' lr. oailout. 'rissisa _

M. Rose, Sourls `

M. Gheverie, ISouris ‘ W. Nicholson. Glen Valley _ - _GASSID

_ A. w. white, .tismmi vliiseo

Pniieonitin or WAR n_lvA'r-

.V _ - RIATID `

V R. ld. Morris. Lawndale _

P£|\SlIilI0 PROPiiSi:D

FOR 'NEXT PRESIDENT

conuivnos. onto. Nov. 20.--A

rntmpnign for the election of Gen- John J. Pershing, Commander in Chief of the American Expeditionary ‘libre- ss in France, to ‘the Presidency in 19”, one formally launched in Ohio lousy by ietie -incorporation of the

uled for surrender Thursday, was per- mitted 'to be absent and are bein! disarmied under the _supervision ot Vive Admiral Brownlni. of the Brit- ish Navy, who was sent to Germany for that purpose, according to the cor- respondent of the Daily Mail with the British fleet. The Koenig has been in dock and could"not be moved, while the Mackeneen had not 'been com- pleted. ,

iSome naval men. the Daily Mail

correspondent adds, reject the idea that the surrendered German shim will ever be returned- to Germany. They believe 'they will be divided' a- mong the Allies. lnnlndlns the `Unl¢_- ed States.

THE WEATHER TEMPERATURE i TIDE. MOON. ETC.

_ High tide this afternoon at.___i'»_20, to- morrow at 8.04; tomorrow niorning at 5.22; 'llhu-rsday at 6.31 _

.Sun sets this atternoon at 4.47; io-

morrow nt. 4.46; rises tomorrow morn- ing at 7.20 and Thursday ta 7_2l.

1.39.' ‘ _ __ _

Last quarter moon Monday, Nov -

B5th 1.25 a. ni. `

Moon rises tomorrow morning at.

New moon Tuesday, -Dec. 3rd, 10.10

laid plans to blow up tilic Palace of

Justice in Brussels. according to rt

In

gunpowdel' and amnllinitioli.

._-1' -

(Special To The Guardian)

WIASHNGTON. -Nov_ 25-Employees

of railroads operating out of St. Louis have chipped in to keeping William McAdoo on the job as Director 'of Railroads. They telegraphed Maltdoo today that they h7ad pledged them- selves for $2,000 a month as part of his salary.

pathy of entire battery to relatives

on lidalor.

Three Killed,

Five Ingired, 1

C. .R. Wreck

PORT AR!.l‘HUR,Ont., Nov. 22-A

Canadian Pacific Railway work train was struck lby an east-bound freig-ht train on a curve last night, killing thrce and injuring five.

BRITAIN SUPPORTS

D0lllII0lIS' CLAIMS

RE GERMAN COLOIIIES

LONDON, Nov. 24-The Right lion.

Walter Long, Colonial Secretary, has written to the Agent-General of New Soutll Wales, in reply to an inquiry as to the future of the German colonies, stating that 'Premier Lloyd George has authorized him to say that the whole support of the Government will be ‘gi- ven to the claims off the Dominions on this subject.

Mr, Long says that ‘Premier Lloyd

George has already made this clear to the representatives of the Allies nt Paris. '

Cable from Mons F

After the Armistice

Mrs. McKinnon yesterday received

the following cable from her husband, Major D. A. McKinnon, D. S. 0:--

Boys send love from Mons to par-

ents and‘ friends. Deeply reg-ret Fred Longwortll mortaliy wounded at batt- ery near Mons on November 10111. We all loved him as it true friend and brnv_e conlrade. (Signed) D. A. ii/icKinn on.

It will be observed that tho above

cable was despatched after the arm istice had been signed and fighting ceased. The captu e_of Mons was the last act in the gre t drama and took place only a few h uirs before the or- der “cenee firing" as given.

ALLIED YIARSHIPS

EIIT' R BLACK SEA

PARIS, Nov. 25.-Allied worships

the Bcsphorous Vhavlng cleared of mines. have entered the Black Sea and visited various ports from 'Varna around the southern coast of Novorol- sysk.

_.__..._.__.<--_ MAY LEAVE BERLIN T0 ITS FATE

BERLIN, via Amsterdam. Novem ber 25.-The Council of the Peoples Commissioners welcomes the re- turning troops withl a proclamation saying among other things:

“You -marched into the field for the

ldatherland when you had nothing to

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FLU EPIIDEM-IC iNTE‘RFERRED

- W1TH F1SH1NG RESULTS

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» __ ir-_-_ _ l».f¢i~.;i=l'-'wif' " ,' _. _.

__ . _/.___ _psi

d*'_*`_

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say and a handful of nutocrats had ‘the power in their hands and distri- buted the booty 'among themselves.

haul down the Ger-man ilag thus far.it included several very large submar-

belng nearly 350 feet in length. The` noted cruiser submarine Deutschland. U 153, was among the number. She ‘carried two .Almerican officers who had been rescued from the American army cargo ship Ticonderoga torped- oed on ‘September 3 last. `

LONDON, Nov. 25.-Among the last

German submarines surrendered nt.

Harwich was one that -had operated oft the Atlantic coast. Canada and thc

d f __ _ _ presence of -Sir Eric Geddes, First innnd.-'Ilhis submarine sank 120,000

an rem” (Signed) D' A' Mcxnm Lord of the Admiralty, 28 more Ger- tons of overseas shipping, is it blg.

man U-boats surrendered loday_ 'i‘hle,powerful boat and carried forty two was the most imposing Flotilla to mines and two torpedoes.

TO CLEAR UP REMANT

lnes and four of the cruiser type, one , DF GERMAN FLEET

LONDON, Nov. 25.--A fiotilla of

minesweepers left the Firth of Forth this morning to clear a passage on Kiel for the British squadron which it is understood will disarm and intern the remnants of the German navy.

Wilhehnshaven will also -be visited

by the' German squadron which it if reported will comprise one battle ship and it flotilin of destroiyen. _

t ' -

(_Speciai Tc The Guardian)

OTTAWA, Nov. V25.-Canada is to

have it national system ol' Emiploy- ment Otlices co-ordinated tlirougli tile 'Federal Dcpeurtment of Labor. The Minister oi' Labor purposes to under- take the work of organization at once. Military .headquarters has been

day. ‘ - '“ l

ENIPLUYMENT BUREAU I I “Til BE ESTABLISHED

Preparations Being Made for Returned Soldiers, l0.000 of Whom Will Arrive in a Few Days.

advised that Toronto district will 1

YGCBIVB a l&lԤe`~ number of retllrllod soldiers in the next week_ It ie ea- pootstl that about 10,000 men will sr-

rivo in Canadian ports within tivo gy six days, 6,000 being due on Wednes-

GERMAN ELEGTIUHS

Ill FEBRUARY

(8peoIal'to The Guardian) I LONDON, Nov. 25.-Germany'e fut- ure form of Government will be dcc- ided during the first week in Febru- ary' 1919 when it is announced oiilc- iaily_ the new Constltutent Assembly will be called into session. The new registation of voters will be complet- ed January 2nd and the election of delegates will take place February 2nd. The election will be held on an entirely new basis. With regard to the distribution of constitutenciea the Social Democrats hitherto have nl- ways claimed that Germany va/as hopelessly gerrymandered against them but they think that now they .will obtain a huge majority and con- `trol any national Parliament that may he elected.

Canadian Cavalry

_ Q-_-un-aa F f,

fakoclal to The Guardian)

Quartermaster Gener_§al's departmint

: --~` ___

_ - ' ~,

Convalescent i

Soldiers Fund

The following amounts_hsve been

received for the Convalescent Home Fund: V IV ' ‘ W ' Col. F. S. Moore f ‘ . $1.00 Mrs. E. G. Coombs 5,00 Rev. A. C. Field

A friend

.Mayor Wright C. H. Chandler

W. H._ Binning Horace Haszard Moore & McLeod 5.00 Mr. Helm of Woolwortlra 0.00 Bank of Montreal Stat!

J. and T. Morris

Paton: Ltd.

E. G. Coombs _

Buntaain Boll & Co. ~

BIG SURPlUi

IN L00 SM 5.00

5.00 BM

lilo eo_o0 3.00 soo 5.00

DIS posing 0_f‘ V _

-0'l"l‘AWA. Nov. 2B.-A revised

estimate of the Canadian potlto crop

I -11-114 A

‘ 1 , 1' _‘li

l

i

from figures in possession of the Can-

L0ND0N» NOV- 25-- T119 CPUMIPD _ada I-‘ood Board shows an export-able

has commenced to dispose of equip Tunxuf In 'ix Iiimvmcu? M u”'?3

'You had to flght_ ln’ silence, while m B _ I, al of ms eB`°ver B "Q rum” °r

0.-rw.. of -- --0 .:.:;.°:: .::'::::.1:. .‘_‘.‘;°.“.::.: .z...~i:.:';'.:::;f..r.":.°:.‘.‘. :,°..°.‘:’::~

of -Spanish influenza interferred with _nm U, din 'runny ynn_ return to your seam Light horses averaged $250 each _“___ _“__ Eu" fro." ma Muna dshing in many places during pastpwn country, where in future only the and heavy homes “ML _The highest __ P ht. dyed tho yi 3 _*bw month, - according to the Monthly people themselves will have anything price obmmed for _my of the hwvy __;pl_;ga_. _nrcchlxe m_°“____“¢ _oi _nm

statement on deep sea fishing results to say." __ __ _ __ _ _ horses was $70,-,_ contrary Quebec New 'm_“.“ck issued by the Naval Department to- “lt cannot e en e or concea cf __ __________________ » ' _ ___ day. and many vessels were held up_that the situation becomes more “K FEDERAL Nm ‘;:_‘fp__:f_“‘2:°I;:_5g:;_;'o ;mr_:°'u‘bg__ on account of the illness of the difficult and more dangerous every ___ Ml _B in crows. several ouuuories in British soy." says Theodore Wolff. ln the Fon 'reci-iNicAi.. EnucA'rioN balance nf 8936-000 “I I _ Columbia were forced to close down. 'llagehlattin referring to a statement ` Fil‘|"_°° Edward muld- N°"' li t aiu this and stormv attributed to rioia Marshal von inn- ~ _-___ nnfl Bfliinll C°\\“l\l’i°- -

Nmw" B an S l ' l is di li on in-ouch

weather on both coasts and a scare ty len urg regal' nl ll 98 _ _ _ of bait tile fishing results show lt sat- plans for t-he -permanent conquest o. (sown to me Gaiam" Ie Ye 8# SB $0 tb 5 Q 0 W Ill Q O U01#

- isfacioly increase over October, 1917. German territory. OTTAWA N(-,v_ 21__.A¢_ this gms;-. _ _ . The total value of sea nah in first Herr Wolff declares that all South “amps “B510” of the _ Domimon, 0 _ _ l\““d9` “IW” d“"l“3 lm’ 9°" m°“"h Germany is. d`“ath;m;d bwgh _°°m1I` Educational Association conference it _

$3.ll16.267 as against $2,531,100 in-tions ln Berlin. nn H 4° ““ “E ° i i guli n which will wuit upon the -

was tl tn ostiou ofiouviug ilu "’° " fdm,a,,, *"‘*°‘*“**°*‘*‘-N-'*°°*

October of last year. The quantity of C0091 9|' ' 9 ‘lu government ln regard to e I _ _ __ -_ _ _ _ ood, lutdoocir. lioiro, ousk and pol-_cnnltnl 1° lin fm- H” P°"“°“ "“' for furthering toelulioui oeuootiou iu_°Loe1' iN rl-tie olrv Aurolo lock taken was 222.859 CMS- 39 C0111' Vw" the femrtad P°"Im anrenlm' Canada ws appontell. -lt includes Dr ` lille crank. Finder' leave Guardian pores with lssfioz owls. lu too sums ;lS“‘“*;*;‘;° "°"’°"° 11°; Gfmzzirffi A. il. lvloieuy. Novo sootio; Dr. W. nowura. me-n-asain month or mr. cod una mackerel lnvn n °°lll°‘1“° ° ° ' sl our-ter one Mr. resoooir, New 0 _ were reported plentiful. The catch of illln Dl'0Vlll9l1l°5 °f B°'"“'m “Kes Brunswick; Superintendent Shaw, l'_l_n|r0p\ gA\_E 1:0pAv ANU TORO!!

k el h0W€V6l'» f°“ Bl‘°“f A ¢°““" B'"°m'l°w in V B ' E island The president, to be elected row number _ot household articles ln

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