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great earthquake. He next went to, ———- ._ British Columbia and from there to". '*CHICKEN SUPPER. Travellers ‘he Yulwn‘ Au" a few Years oil

Rest Hall, Thursday. Nov. 8, from varying success in prospecting and

5 to 9.30.

. _ _ i ' . _._ 8m n 7 2‘ lznnnligegte lfllgfgulltltoctgllsiliistséxiladﬂ W0" established and known. 1 rg- tlDn that 1 shall take uD some day. me at 0.4a o'clock that "the Ger- _Tﬂg c“ ‘Rho-HE TOWN general 5,0,8 and m, om“ “goon only mo: the Germans linol- to show thstcven by sisnins the mo!’ “Mo? °f ciiﬂﬂliins them-vol iii‘ of mow Poriiomonwrims ond heaviness. which gieomi to prove having exchangedvsrious notes with armistice of November ii, i918, it ves to s discussion of the q estiorl: diplomats. and none oi them that he was not setter inform“

GUARDIAN may be obtained rl-om Drilt Pile, Alberta. illld later settled

the Hunter

Store, next Blink dcwn to larming at Faust. Since

o! Nova _‘ Water Street, sub- leaving the Island forty years ago scriptions be received and ad- hellad several times returned to vortisements taken {or 1159x110“ m visit his relatives and many friends

the Guardian. '

-w. M. s. MONTHLY _l lNG-The monthly meetingnglfﬂztgel Women's Missionary soﬂgty of m9

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est in this very o! the church work. At the close

tor the ensuing

-olso n asislowrolv-Mrhg 1*. W. Pllimr. oi Qiliiimerside, has‘ received ths an: the on Monday‘ of bro .M'.'wlll-i_,5 lam ﬁofnian Ashley. of Rust, Mr: bsrta, at the age oi ill yearn-nus closing at the comparatively edriyl age s varied and very interesting! career. The did was a native oi mus ‘liver. muaibsrloh ma!

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when eighteen years stage. Heggntsgua aodwili bepleassd to

=wsnt lint‘ to Manitoba and

‘m! lneriptioin. thereia few years later toBouth;

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United Church ‘was held in the zp-ilh the hospital at V/CSIIOCIE. he en- ‘Wrih F"! ﬁt Bvmmcrsidcml ‘nies- tel-ed the Edmonton Hospital three owns do! evmins. with the President, weeks ago wherehe suooohlbos to "w"- "M h“! drafted the deﬁnite "1" Mrs. Neil Maollcool, in the chair. i an internal tumor oh Mondrlv sis-i. "Wm o1 an armistice which was. to The 31W folding was "How Wo-i There are left to mourn a widow b! imposed upon the Ciannans. 0n W men in the ltqy naysiand me mm“ children; M“ m, this subject. new legends are still“ " r "lllwln bth ndait-z- by the different nlofhubfrrs i 1&1‘: lie wlilofﬁl‘. In MwiilafsAl- "My not lav now about the diacus- _ . whicil were very halpi . ﬁlm-inert‘; M“, Mmwlm Min-mm 0' .='~ns that occurred between the Al- and tho 0mm o! tbs President o; A0009 ll 1701001‘ MINI!“ ttendedJPcrtiand, Maine; Mr. 11.1.. Asllie, '1'! everyone showinslia-"liiarkcd inter-lo: Lowell. Mass; Mrs. P‘. w. P e..

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SALE PRICE $15.00 GROUP NO. 3

60 MEN'S TWEED OVERCOATS in assorted liiiluffis- Sizes 36 to 44. Values up to $25.00. _

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WORLD WAR --_ . an armistice before having obtnin- the Italian amb ‘ Continued from page 3.

i iensive. which should have been on~that point.

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would not accept that we speak olent telegram to that eﬂect iimiﬁnposed on the Germans and ev- ' hilnsell hat‘ -ryone at that time wondered with ed the results o! that Lorraine oi- telephoned to insist particularly up‘ lngllish whether the Germans periect specimen o! an honest man vould accept the conditions which and gentleman. a sincere mend or Win08. I recall how astonished he

‘lay-leg o; m, umlsgme whlch are considerable. This is another ques- General Weygand telephoned ix iPgilI-gﬁ xielcgggﬂiii-recelved the vb w” and how h“ m“ reﬂected m.

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500 BOYS SUITS in s large variety or patterns. New- est styles. isgas 4 to l6 years. Going st

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40o MEN'S AND BOYS 0un_l=i\_u'rs In TWGQIIS and Worsted. Will be sold during the Sale‘ at

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ALL MEN'S FUR COATS including the Iolluwllsg kinds: Kain, Beaver, Wombat, Courlsn . Beaver, etc. will be sold at

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I

Mr. Wilson sons him plumm- on would have been possible to have concerning the armistice sought tr ihought of criticizing the tel-mlhai- that we were.

October 27‘, 1918, with the view o: launched the Lorraine attack elu-li- sound out the general conditions o!

obtaining an armistice. President er. Wilson, otter‘ obtaining the opinion 0M: the w!!!“ of iho armistice or his Allies, replied in the Gar- were ﬁxed, however, there remained

thQlIl."

at the non‘. \'I'i\'f‘.'l i" ~ - .i castes returned to

_ 5.4;» isn“. and Marshal Foch as Zille, tho Alissa a

commander in chief o!_the Allied

lop.

1w: is why Marshal Foch went

llondeslo negotiate, st ﬁrst hand. with ‘the German plenlpo- tentlaries. and I remained injsris to maintain liasion between Foch

being heard every day. What

on this subject? ‘the day will the Council, M. Clemenceau. coma when I shall brink to this To live over those historic dayaol‘ qu"ti0n also all the light o! truth. November B. 9. 10 and ii, it my

is .. r-r the oreaant. 1 conﬁne lnvacll pisn to. tell hour by hour lust wjlatlilhmedista suspension of ﬂirt-ins.

to the shuhsnt that during all happensdln Paris, as a resultoi a these discussions, and as long . as series o! telephone calls from Mar- there will allies ill wars ths disé lllalilooh. and then to tell just oussions w be long and numerous what ‘happened at Rethondoﬁ- us- —there were but two men ‘v , ar- ins as documentation a written re- oss to protest against this v istlcs port handed‘ to me several days ist- and ad a continuation oi the er by one of the eye witnesses, and war. men were General The - not a inor one. either. or Blias oneloi the gcnsl-alsoit e ' On vembcr ital. 9 o'clock ini world w... had the clearest insight the _ in: Marshal noon/whips in lﬂiltﬂﬂS pertaining to VIM‘, and by al Bil- Wamyaa and Ad- myse . ' General miss was always convin- fhc an envoys at latholtdaii.

mo»

that. ts the weakened con» At ii.l0'o‘eiook a- telcpmna’ oil! diiiop or. e. tun shlimilohar- advised M. olomepooou‘ or the

, we and must tiliur in ting. " ' the ﬂgh because the man t ‘OM-o'clock I telephoned‘ to

"m" vsi‘ an more weeksnpd and General We and. who was Chief

ll. altar he ing inshie‘ withdrawal oi the Iavarian troops m 1 dared thyat worm-i the strategic attack ih Lorraine, l Italy mar sent a My inert» i

I telephoned to Marshal Foch. a‘. lies imilﬂﬂﬁd he was we“ knmm m,‘ high“. mans that they hm but to mural-m only the necessity to make them l0.05.q~piook, ior M. Clemenceau on the Germans. to the laws oi war and, consequent- K110“!!! w ti!!! Gﬁrmﬂnii- Two men m9 lﬂﬂllll "W? "l! 11° DEW" W95 . -- . health commenced to ml and one“ h, .. “am”, tummy“ w, u“ were charged Wm‘ m“ 11* M_ M w gigging peace conditions with tarisns. diplomats and generals. which would maintain that Amen,- - . being {or twowezks under treatment C°""ﬂmd"'|"'chi°! °7 "l! 4I1l6"CI""‘""°""- m“ minim“ “WW”

ljldoﬂflllblld." I! the Gel-than del- French and foreign. lllﬁwod clearly ca was better into

that .

tale riled nd‘ had bdviae . . , Olelﬁtgcaaiigthst the "(tleelsnansl in- Mifi 0M4" "W" Plﬂllmﬁnll-Pl- Ohl-Iioellor. and‘ “m; "Wgmuu, nwobunmi, m ans. generals, diplomats, or iournsl- Berlin. It was m;

manual-ammo ~

the aurinistice eondiifons‘. g The trusses impatience-an m, mug‘, gmqfw, u; 1M m It cannot be repeated too omh. 2.15 ohm: ih that om.- stopping . soon as possible the now (Wbllgl. IIM that during

. from - "M ihemui ' glnolsfwlsggﬂilb imam» lig- bwi "w. "www- "l" "Pro-minim of were really vary suggestive i ' w‘ ‘ m"

7"” A °P°~ °' m‘ "m" ‘WWW $1313’; amen I “""h°“'°m mm- the other side o! the Rhine. have aohml woyssllsi

ckelnohieloi ', t

visihg _ ‘ opinion Foch ‘Phﬂi BIDS lﬂ_ﬁ, 4&1 v m ‘min m,

subject. Fochwss instructed to dodge their lquestioxﬁsng to make under; stand e as a m er cou

ohiarge himaoil only withmegohgt- oﬂice. that at s certain time I was in! the armistice and that. the con- dltions oi peace were lﬂllts to be his oiloo. to look mvdoor during Evidently. wrio settled by the Government

were inclined to believe that the ai- informed by Mr. Wilson up

their anxiety and awaited with im- anYs true condition an patience. and a sort of patriotic ie- British were. I

ver, the result o! the negotiations. The crowds became so great in my

obliged, as was M. Clemenceau in der way? Absolutely nothing! us - '

several hours. broken oiit'in. _ ‘

h at; that day. but in vembar “Q mellowed I never Emperor-yin;

ists make the slightest allusion to day, Nolvolphor g, on ' the real situation in Germany. want upon tho ghost erg‘ , which. as s mattsr oi tact. wsﬂilohehaolisrns lmownto but tow in France. It was only the next

No one among the Allies was ac- wiiheim abdicated.

"h?" "irmssehz: ...'"...'*"*" 0......

w was nnsny

gearing those lint. days in Novsm~ negotiate r ' f0

and tho Anni-lean dip- man, " lomsis ‘knew the snot aitust on on the lgiﬁxiliplnggsrgiolinilepnt. , '

nrool that ,1 time a mill-i "o-iitlogofl; onétha othsr

Ililhtas

Mum-gent"

noimocd the news oi the signing oi’ the armistice to Colonel House,

though the English diplomats. like It must not be forgotten mgr at pegce which would imposed on Lloyd George and Marshal Hats. this timsiOolonei _HU\L|Q.w‘| b"

too harsh terlns all diplomatic and political ailaiis

involving e Allies. ‘Bo-th . .. f All or these visitors. psrlialnan- is lllﬁhbllfwklqld m

Wh t Id ‘been lanyhopvl. wngleiibave immoral); inﬂuence on negotiations tiish

.' p! s suddonlw‘ l‘ i drivel-W

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ne Renoult. Plosl- . asst oi thosriuv. oi i" bar “Deputies. ave‘ good news. ~ - cried ssal ppenqd m9 5°"-