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Idvrnlno Daily Founasa iam _ L .; _ _ -r _ ..... _ _w..».». .~.... =....., sh... 1... _ cHARLo1'fl‘s1‘owN, CANADA, TUESDAY; JANUARY 9, 1917 {”-°° P" Y'-f <4-ii'-~°> "_ -'-"iw -_ 1.

CANADIAN CASUALTIES

_ DURING THE WAR

ii-i.

Total Casualties 88,290 of Whom 15,000

are Dead. Number of Deaths from

_ Sickness Remarkably Small. `

(Special to The Guardian.)

‘died of wounds. 4,010; died of sick- nes 4 -

'- . 8. 94; presumed' (lead, 1,108,

Ca(rT:3`(;l;;_\g;’1Al{a.i,i9én.lcSéT1<`;lMtie_e;li thoussiand wounded, 48,454;. missing, 2970. _ Of the wahbegan The eclasuviisi ace this number 53,837 casualties occur- Canadmn Ove - I _ a es 0 red -in 1916. The remarkably small

rseas orces up to the number of deaths from sickness is re-

the ship has arrived at Hendaye, France, where they made statements

_before the spanish consul in which The annual meeting of the City the-y said that they were iwemymix Council was he'ld last evening, His hours in an open boat before reaching Worship and all the Councillors with

the French shore. The Navigation

Company has gen; ielggmmg to pre-. After the minutes had been read

d f D . _ mier Romances and the Minister of MHYOF Bi'0Wii deliver?/'<1 IIIS' felwfi

im 0 ecembef i18B'i‘€gate 88 290, garded as a great compliment to san F ei dealin with the work of me an

_ _ _ _ _ _ ,_ ___ $2.50 Per Your (Mailed) In _,___ __ __ ' __ _

one exception being present. _

d _. ' __ ' or gn Commerc protesting against E D

ma e up as folmws' Killed' 10354' "ary mfangements- ,the sinking and (Iles suspended the YG!"-

’-'-‘-‘ff-ff~‘-=‘f-'-'-'-=-'-'~'--------=---.-ff.=-.-.-.-.-.-_-_-.-.-1-_-_-_-_-f_-_-,_-_.,-_._._-V-_.,_.,_._._._._._._,__________________ _ _.___ Isilmng of 9-"0ih€i`» Of UB ENDS. the HIS W0l‘Ship begun by stating that

San lsldorr/, -which is now loading it has always been customary at the fi'Bi8I1i€ first meeting' of the New Year for the'

---- Mayor to refer to the work of the

I .

_ ' . .

S | _ yéar ended. 1-le declared that Char

- loitc‘town's ln llc rc s

i` a es u in a plendiil

condition llavillg paid ull llelils up io Dec. 31st. Nc-i only were thc past

DF PRESENT WAR-I

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Related by Scotch and English Oiiicers _.Who Raided and Penetrated Three

Lines oi German

(SP¢CIi| A0 Th!! Guafdilh-) _had' bombed and blown up along the

BRITISH HEADQUARTERS IN two thousand yards of frollt involved

FRANCE. Jan. 8.-One of the strang- A Scottish oilicer wllo participated in

est incidents of the war was ll Scot- tiulh-Engiish raid south east of Arras on Saturday. The first and second and' third' line German trenches were entered almost unopposed. The storm- ers declare today that des'pite S.O.S. flares the Germans did not receive re- inforcements or artillery. Therefore those in the trenches suddenly disap- peared in d'ugouts. which the British

M.

Trenches.

the raid declared he did' not see a single German and did not hear' ll me cbille gun nor a sinper’s rifle, although he sat on the parapet'of an enemy third' line trench and smoked a cigar ette, and strolled leisurely back to his own trenches. The raid' followed : five-hour smash-ing bombardment, ani was executed under cover of smoke as well as shell fire.

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MARITIME

_ kan brought wc-r-d here that a German

sou boat which was sowing -mines off

- the harbor of St Nazarr, France, was

MQNCTON Jan 3 _.No P E I rammed by the British freight steam-

A rl d k it all h

casualties are mentioned in `tod°ay'sI " “O an su" W Ii el' crew list but four from this vicinity, M | ""*""*"*““'°*

Lutes, Moncton; missing since-Bept.,= (Special to the Guardian.)

L. G. Loungsbury, Lewis Mountaihj' LONDON, Jan. 8.-Commenting on I

wounded saverel .C. G. Bennett, Port

Elgin, and L; WAIT-liilri, Nizon, Albert- g p _ ' `

Co., wounded.. . ‘London Press Bureau says no trans- N

' < port, British or French, was sunk in I

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_ £31-esdérn I 8 emmenn Im December, (Special to the Guardian.)

REPIIRI [IN

Unemployed, 5. - Apparently not wanting work, 4. Not discharged,' 2. Oil furlough, 1. Not replying to letters, 4. RU-enlisted, 4.

Not many men have returned to Prince Edward Island, but the Govern-. ment has shown its keen interest~in -the welfare of returned soldiers by placing at thedisposal oi the Commis- sion a large part 'of the accommodation

at the Charles _‘Dalton Sanitarium, which is ideally -s tusted about 8 miles from Charlottetown. frills Sanitsrium is c-ne of- the' mptt completely equipp- ed in Canada. __ --

ooNDENs`Eli Ans.

Too LATE Fon I ‘ oLAssnr1oAcr1oN

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TWO CENTS per word .och inser-

tion for advertising in this column. Cash must accompany order. lAUN80ni 'IIUSAGIU ‘MIDI

frosii every dey from selected young pork. Saunders. Newsome 2 Co., Market Buidlng .

1148-9-idlldmoo.

WANTED- A GSNEEAL SERVANT.

`Apply at this oii|ce', stating- refer- ences. , 3812-1-M51.

wAi1'nso. A1' _rXI.coNwooo Hos-

pital, girls to train for nurses Ap ply io E. F. Blanchard, M. D. Sup ellilltenddnt. ' - 8847-Mtf.

T0 LET.- COMPOETABLE ROOM .with all modurn iidiivonlonool. Cen- lliaily loceted_ Apply at this oilice.

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‘ru Li? A1' ilI"n'l'5W. Fouu 'oi

161|-001;) su m. imlirovommtl-

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Y 't° I I “ima-l~lsuil. _

F0 SALE- TWEEVI OF

`el Wllitddilli' Rileys works.

i ' ly at Guerdlll diiico. '

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iIl'6'r-,|An. s uioN¢v_

Fiiider plone leave At Dunn’| Ho

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I , Prince Bt. 88491M8ipd

-the German adlniralty report of the slnkin of an Entente trans ort the

Mlnlrde Linlmont euros garnet In cows

TIIIIIH HEAVY IUSSES

PARIS, ,Ian. 7.- An official com-

nfunlcatioll from the _ Vgar

agus? an enemy reconnalssnce . was taken under French ‘tire and defeated with heavy losses. Nothing to report on the rest of the front. -

MInal~d'o Linlmoiit ouru eoidl _l.e.

THE WEATHEH. .

'rInli:. Moon. _l=:'lr<».

The tide will be high this afternoon

‘at 12.08 and tomorrow at 12.43; it will

The moon rises tonight at 8.42. The moo was full on Monday, .Ian

|Aii\d`rd°o Linlmoni Coho Dlotompor.

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Hman.. |_|,,|,m”¢ gn,” -|-¢°¢|»,|°h,_day night. Admission 15 cents. .

GERMAN MINE SIIWER

tion points to British preparation east

in-in sliiliilum-iivirs uuuill liars- -- -0-

through Palestine to meet the Rus sian army going from the north and

in the Militar Hos itals Commis- _ _ cutting the Railway of Ba dad.

y ll . I I

sioll Bulletin, just issued, the follow- -A-------'L

ing paragraph referring to Prince Ed- _

ward Island, is given: - ‘ _ » _

Returned Soldiers' Commission, Par- MO§§»IE§€E';;|Lt°J;2°_ §f'fflg:3l':)"2,ing a ~

liameni ‘Buildin5"HChariotte’town. J. iovexus. quan.,,{1_ Eva Boyle., Aylme,-I ,_ -

A- Matmeson- " Ch“Im“"" Mi” Street shot and killed Bert Haines »

Name Gillespie' g°°"°t“"y' IRider'Streeit on University Street ai »

Decem-ber 12- _eturned 54. Re- ’ _'wi *L i-' _

" ceiving hospital and sanitarlum treat- an early hour UNB mcmmg' she Special to the Gu rdian.) ' ment 14 Inesumsa former employ the” °“"‘°d "‘° "'°“"°” “"°“ h°"’°"' ssrrisn HEADQUARTERS ln . - - 1, . - ment, 15. Employment found for 5. gogpxg? 5353;; tgoéxrsngggl sgtltggii' FRANCE,-Jan. 8- Giiicros ,- . of the

not recover A revolver and- twc_IPortugu.ese< expeditionary force--' are

H ' “_ now at' the front in preparation _. for

empty she s were found in her mu me arrlvm or their h_o0pB_ _ _ __

_ _ The presence-‘ of Portuguese oiilcers

in Francs marks the beginning of

act a rtidi ation in

Office Sunday says _ t at there was spirited fighting in the ,°'“pe.°°h at Befufl Eiilliifday. plgadlng

Sect r oi Nieupcrt Bains. lnilhamp- f°" 9"”-°° by “gre” E" ' “°°°r “g

I TEMPERA-'fU“E ,Ir::il:..:i.":.‘;°iII.i:i.“..‘:.;.';ff°“ °°" if

The highest temperature recorded? (IOMING :EVENTS I /

_vesterd-ay was 30 degrees above. Atl. . 'Ah' NOUN (7EMENTS~

A lt, m. ii was ss: at 9 p. m. ao; im-= I ' M_p;|.;{|~|N(;g_'|gT4;_ coldest the previous night \\'.'l"- .".f‘ ~i= _ _"___"

gre" “MVS” I TWU C NTI per word each inlevr

be high tonight at 11.10 and tomorrow, “sh "3"" '°°°mI"°"‘°""'

at u'54' I “New W tshire Distr-ict Lodge will an§ht°<JlTl‘E>:r¢!>€EsnIhA‘I5IA¥uIlEnEI(;gsaEolTi:lEI *D99* It B I I‘n°ld °n T“°”d°V» °I“““' row morning and Thursday at 7.52. “W 9%* “E 7' pm' ' 38.3°

sth t2 42" "Largqp Show Room, Jan. 10th, 11`th Tl; lest cuartenof the mmm Wm and 12th. Admission only 10 cents.

be on'_Tuesdily. Jan. 16th at 6.42 a. . 3_795'l'°M4I'

m.

The length of today will be nine be N

_ peut at Clifton on Thursday,

mu" 'md tm’ mm“t“` ‘January ligl. in aid of the Red Cross.

A M(.`I1%Iq’l:gAI.E,°J:il,.'.8.23'II§cl'I.il)g are I 'I §.845`1°9M3I'

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Prince and I umm. yiiii nu ing N.d_l:.mrib r%s\:l-i(l;er¢:ri-8' satin- ay _ ,,D“mu‘” Red Crm__s°cmy

“M ' ' ` Iwm -bold o pie and basket so- gggiytbftifigizirgnlg, iiuebec 9_ 'cial et Diiliottflnogc on 'l‘hursda~

IIME INIIPPIIRIUNE

EUR PEACE TERMS

(Special to the Guardian.)

ROME, Jan. 8.-Pope Benedict will

declare the present moment iiloppor- tune for a peace movement, in notes to Germany and America, the nefwspa per Messagero asserted today. Ac- cording to this source' the note will be practically identical initerms and will be dispatched by the' Vatican on Wed- nesday. he Messagero declares the Pope will narrate his own pe-rso nal efforts towards peace and his de- sire to end the great war but will <um up _his collclusion that the time is not yet ripe for definite steps.

RAMMQANI] SIINK

WASHINGTON Jail. 8.-lnforma-

Authorization to cable this news

was giiven for the' first tinte today.

Portuguese u l pa p

fighting activities.

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MAX I-iARDEN_ iS PEBSIMISTIC FOR “ _ GERMANY

-LOINDON, Jan. 4.-Maximilian Har- den, ediitdr of Die Zukunft, delivered

R.euter’s Amsterdam correspondent. who quotes tlle\‘Berifner Tageblatt.

After referring to the enemy‘s mis-

csiculat/ion of Germany’s strength. Herr Harden warned his bearers noi to allow themselves to be deceived about the e'nemy’s strength.

“RusiiIa'|‘ rdldilrces cannot be ex-

hausted," ‘he said, "for, indeed, the war_ proceeds only on the edge-s of thislworld' empire. England’s hun- ger, moreover, is only a catchword for which t a is no foundation

iiou for asvertising in this column

"Chine to the Poultry Show _in

“Tile Hanley School concert will

Ladies please bring cand '

evening. Jlniilry 11th. If stormy, Fri-

yeal"s debts cleared bill what was left ovcl' from thc prcvlous year.

The surplus of $71.62 is not on paper

only, but is a fact ill every sense of

:he word.

His worship stutcd that by the sa-

ving c't‘fected, the City it was hoped

--_

i-ris wossi-up MA-v-its snovvu.

would soon _be in a position to in- crease the wages oi the civic employ- ees. All the sinking funds were amply provided for and are now in proper and safe' condition financial- ly.

Street maintenance work was per-

formed ln a'most satisfactory man- neir; some necessary! improvements were nlade to the -City Hall, adding considerably to its appearance.

“As you all are aware," said His

Worship, “ for some years a demand has been made for an inlprovemelnt in our iire-fighting apparatus. We have purchased a motor chemical fire-iight- ing engine and hose waggoll combined which we' hope and expect will prove s great help to the firemen in their department. _ “Some new lnacadam work has been

added to our niacadam streets which now gives us 92,000 square yards of such streets. “The Ncrtll-west section of stornl wa- ter' sewers has been completed this year ami we hope that tile' gcc-ll work will be continued in the future.

“We have also made use of 2,000

tons of the gravel from__ the City gra- vel pit and it has proved a success in the grading of streets."

His Worship conclude-d by saying

that he was pleased to be able to say that the promise which he had made in his pre'-election card had been fulfilled and -when the annual report is published it will be a true statement of the City's financial state- me'nt, and he warmly thanked the members of the Council for their co operation and courtesy and wished them a happy and prosperous New Year.

Conn. Miller, in the absence of

Conn. Wright, Chairman of Finance who was unavoidably absent, moved the- adoption oi the Mayor’s report. heartily congratulating him- upon it and among other things commended him upon the stand taken by His Worship in regard to returned spl iiiers. Cc-ilncillor McNevin secoii limi the adoption of thc- report which I-.li-l-if-ri unanimously. ‘

-'lcv R G Fulton *nfl Rev. ‘ll

_illiltinnill -ipprfurqfi or ~ riele¢1\t.‘011 .alum alia r‘hiidren's Aifi Society. and .ii zgesied that the curfew law b nl:-lin enforced and that- fc/ur plain clothes men be put on duty on _the streets for two hours on two even ings of each week instead of the we lnen patrol as previously suggested. it was thought that the ilremen, for il. little extra would be pleased to undertake t-his work, and thus help safeguard some of the City's children.

His Worship assured the delegation

of his sympathy and promised to do

.what he could to have the suggestions

carried out.

The usual bills were then read and

confirmed.

A number of communications were

read including one from Carvell Bros. asking for a renewal of tlfaldale of Pownal Wharf on the some conditions as before. lt was referred to the tender and property committee.

The resignation of -Mr. _'l`. C. James

as r .llelll-ber ofthe Boboc-I Board was

_ sm-1-ausipa.

ireail und accepted and \Mr. W. K.

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sniiiins iinisitil All ~ livin sirius ni snr N" L Mmm CABINET CHANGES

_ _ _ .

(Special to the Guardian.) _-_ 0 ‘

MADRID Jim s --Public ina nal

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tion has bee aroused through the cl _ _ __ publication o?a telegram received by ty "ad U very successful Year '

the Cartagena Navigation Company, __ `

f;,;§.‘;::":,=,,“;;,,f;.;°;;,§ :,';“; ‘g;,,§;;;; ,,,,,,,,,,, sho, s__,p,u_,_ 0, Sevigny, Minister of Inland Revenue. S . , l ~ - I ‘ .3l‘i.1l‘“3......§.‘l.'i”.i.Z"§€ZII.¥..”°‘.i°L 'sues lfur Paying lui Blondln Postmaster-General. Paten-

r ._ » _’

Inccidental as her cargo being of fruit

I 130 ‘nga b<‘;ol;:s,ir¢i)iael;;s;ledunlik'i;`llye t;lIaetv.vsl;e 0h"guu°n3~`

IIIIY BIIUNIIII 5

(Special to the Guardian)

OTTAWA, Jan. 8- Hon. Albert

Sevigny entere-:1 the`_government io- day as Minister of Inland Revenue.

General and Patenaude Secretary of State. They were all sworn into of- lice.

Hon. Albert,Sevigny was elected

in 1914, Deputy Speaker of the House of Commons in succession to Hon. P. E. Blondin. in 1915, he was appointed

Mr.'Blondin becomes Post Master

minister of Inland Revenue, and he was elected Speaker at tho opening of Parliament, Jan. 12, 1916. .I-Ion. Pierre Edouard Blondln was elected Deputy Speaker at the session of Parliament in 1911, appointed Minister of Inland Revenue on Octo- ber in 1914, and Secretary of State in October 1915.

Hon. Esioif Leon Pate-naude was

appointed Minister of Inland Revenue in October 1915. '

(Special to the Guardian.)

OTTAWA. Jan. 8- iLand settle-

ment of soldiers will be' a principle discussion at the coming conference heer-Wednesday between representa- tives of the federal and. different pro- vincial governments. At the coming,

LAND SETTLEMENT DE RETURNED SOLDIERS

Will be one ol Subjects to be Discussed ‘ at Conference Premiers.

session of Paliliame-nt legislation' will be introduced and coor nation of methods, federal and provincial will be sought. In_that connection colonies in selected districts are proposed by the Dominion government. All the' provinces will be represented at the' conference.

the city at 9 o’clock yesterday morn-_

ing. when Mr. Matthew Phelan, of against French lines on the right Dorchester Street, passed away as bank of ther Meuse, ill the Verdun the result of heart failure. On Satur- Sector, and near Vanx Les Psiemicuf, day and Thursday previously, he lladiln the Vosges -Mc-untallls, were re- complained of "a distressing paiuipulsed Saturday night, according to across his chest, which after a wlililc an official announcement sent out this passed sway. He seem`e;l to be' fcel-Iatternoon. West of the Meuse, skir- ing as well as ever yesterday mornin: mishing and halld to hand lighting ami got up and lighted the fires and took place. Saturday night passed did the usual turns about the house. anietiy on the remainder of the front-_

in the course of which he _welit out into the yard to an outbuildlng, where-

w~m~

Rogers was appointed in his place.

A ‘letter was read from Mr. H. T. Massey, Town Clerk. of Summersido. thanking the firemen and -Council for their aid in the recent Summersido fire.

A communication was read from the

Children's Aid ‘Society that a bill would be presented to the City for the keep of a destitute child. Thero' was some discussion re this but it was pointed out that if the Children's Aid Society had not taken charge of thc child it would have fallen to thc rharge of the City anyhow.

The tender of C. B. Murley for~

printing the City reports for 1916 was .wrlepted being the lowest. _

' ffotich was given that the five mow I

'ws of the Fire Depa-'tmsnt cn ni.-. -ive service, Messrs. H. L. `Bei.hune

A number of reports were submit

(Special to the Guardian)

ing to e German newspapers received

peror William at which the German foreign Ministers, Dr. Alfred Zim-

merman, also was present. Peace

THE TWO KAISERS

NOW QUARRELLING

- ._,..__.._._. _*li _ .-

(Speciai to the Guardian.) ‘have arisen between tile two Kaisers

.Count Golach Golachowskl who re'-

BERNE, Jann. 8-li’ news reaching_cently arrived here from Vienna a

here from unusually trust worthy|statement that a quarrel between the sources is accurate, Austria-Hungary' monarchs has gone too far to be patch- is very near collapse. No ei"fort'is,ed up. - made to conceal the differences which aild Swiss newspapers attribute to

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SUIIIIEN--IIEAIHRIII - BRISK SKIRMISHINII MR. MATIHEW PHEIAN SIICRESSIUIIY REPUISEII

Another sudden death occurred ln, . (speeiaiito the Guea:-dian.) » '

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PARIS, Jan. 7.- German attacks

his wife. HHDDGHIDS in S0 out, was well liked by all wllo knew him. He horrified £0 find him ill il <lYiiiK 000* leaves to mourn, a sorrowing widow, dltion. Medical aid Hiiil H i>i‘i&Bt WGN three daughters and two sons, Ed- sent for, the latter arriving before ward and J°lm_ both 0| who-m are he passed away. Deceased was 73 fighting for King and Count,-y in rears of ass. and a native of Chan Europe. He iralsc survived by one iottetown. HC- was a iisharnnan by 00- brother residing in the United states. cupation, quiet, and unassuming, and Much sympathy Wm be ff,/it for the

fqmily thus suddenly bereaved.

proposals chioiiy were discussed. ‘

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el I a _ 1' o |- Returned Boidion Prm:in.__

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O'l’1`AWA. Jan. 6..-A cohfdronos n'

the Premiers of the provinces of tb- Dominlon has been called-thi-_' ‘~‘ 10 att! (r)ttaw'|:l.}; Replifs have been ' it e rom e prom ers of Ontario; e

lilies, Prinlce Edward Island, ‘en- runswc and Manitoba that t e`- will .be represented. und the other-

aredegpeciiild also to be prdlont or sen epu es. _'

The conference has been called' if’

discuss the question of the returned soldiers. The ariilsii governlnsut ilu 5 asked the Canadian government. wl~.-= gsbvirewgocél this matiotsfh ue sn- o s r enfcame e ood' uoio..

tlllat the provinces should be consul.- G ~ .

The federal authorities will tak_e.il»»-

opportunity of the conference-.tu 'dis- cuss lamr settlement -for soldiers. Prince Edward Inland invbbi' `-'ref

vresented by Bellléltor John Mgteall

and the Holi. Mn och Maklnnnnr

4.II_i_II RUSSIAIIS

<sp¢¢|..| is cis cum-sus.) _ *Q

BERLIN, Jann. 7.-The wir' dice

claims the ca ture of the Roumin ll

P ._ . i\ --

town of Toksharlbtoin and four thous- and prisoners. - -. 1

ri-us .NEEDS co_NrinMA'r\|oN_`

BE$5;?i;| is gn. g§mliui.)- il .. ,». an- -"". 9. .R9 lies lost slxaeroplanss onegitfgroléh Belgian from, on (Sunday. ~

inullirils iusuiy sirens

(Special to the Guariil|n,) 1'

BERLIN. Jen. 8.-The -Riiuionii

have succeeded - in _Kl»ii\ing" illrii grcund on the Aa river nelrtlie gulf of Rlsu. _ » _ 1.4, ,_

multi' ‘-. ‘ `

REFININR-ii-I - Will Bi I wi Ai i0M|iiG‘-'ii-

. . ____ __ .

~ (special so inf u _ hir.)

OTTAWA, Jan. 8- L lfiationfor

the devc-ioplneni of reiiui ‘_inlC§na- da of lead. copper and zoo wi pro mhly he introduced- by sir '1‘lIamu= white in Parliament. 'rue-ide( is tin' the Empire may not have tb dispenil for these' indispensable mltdls _upon

tore-ign l-:oiircesmof supp‘ly.`For- Colle months pas; o cars of t .Finn cr Department under instructiroiin have been mnkinig inquiry aotd IMMU

of tilel metailicdindustrigo dniltislly els- sent il- to Cana a and t 0 pro, ii the making of. munitions and._for other purposes. '

LONDON, Jan. 6.-'A plenary iles

sion of the Reichstag wiiltpoolibly bo oonvoked in the middle'_of_ January.

according to a despatch freer Amster- dam. quoting the Berlin; orwasrtr.

'Dlle Vorwaerts says tbl¢,_'}ii_. -gl obvi- ous that the chancellor. as wel .slrftbn

parties. would like to ex.pto__|r_`._an‘np- inion on the entents's rehab _of Ger- many‘s peace oifer,” e .budgci

committee cl the Reichsta{`I.:q_¢en_e~- lilly expected to meet in .niiddili

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