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Reported to Paris Officials that Germans Preparing for Sudden Coup. Mean- while French Proceed with Confisca- tions. Germany's Wealthiest Coal Ba- ron Must Make Terms with France or

Face Ruin. v

(Special to The Guardian.)

bins have been informed that Ger- man secret organizations are pro- paring an attack on all Allied troops occupying the ltuhr, accord- ing to the Exchange Telegraphs. Paris correltpondent today.

‘non-non, Jan zt-mrencil penal- ties for Germans obstructing or disobeying orders in coal duties in- elude lines of 100,000,000 marits and imprisonment up to five years a Dally News despatch said today.

IiO-NDON, Jan Zl-Fruncc is about to construct a 6,000 t_on sub- mersible liner. it is announced it will be pin lied for llse as a troop- ship and w-li be capable of carry- ing several hundred H101

PARIS. Jan 2l—~The French high command has informatiomthdt leads it to fear the Germans vaili‘. attempt a coup in the Ruhr in a low days according to unofficial despatches from Dusseldorf today. The desputch said the French offi- Cinls

brought lnto the Ruhr by the Ger- mans. (ZOABLENZ, Jan Zk-The French activity today gave rise to the tear Fmilllg tho population that the hanks would also be seized. but (hero were no such confiscations here. The French are operating throughout the British area around (fologne the British agreeing not to oppose the French actions so long as their application docs not involve the use of British troops. »

IQSSEN, Jan 21-—-it was report- ed hero this morning that Mar-shrill Foch, the French gcnersl-lssimo would arrive in‘ the Ruhr Vale? during the tiny.

ELBEREELD, Jan '21——'i‘he rail- road workers in this zone decid- ed toduy no longer to transport the con] rcouisitiolfed by the French. This decision was leached after an, n11 night session here in which many oi the delegates favored countinuance of work. y

‘BERLIN, Jan 21—— The garrison at ‘Muenster has been withdrawn to prevent a clash with the French if the letters advance is continued Government officials said that the garrison is in a state of excitement and that oven a lieutenant is co-p- able o! an irresponsible act which mm". precipitate another world‘ war.

DUBLIN. Jan ill-Hugo Stinnes has been trapped by the French oc- cupation of the Ruhr. He has taken pains to keep away from the Ruhr personally, letting the other iron masters face the French -but they have caught him financially. He must either make his peace with the French or risk ruin, for if he cannot get coal and

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‘coke from the Ruhr for his ‘Indus-I LONDON, Jan 21—A'illcd authorqtries scattered from East Prusslzr to Southern Australia and for his fleets the gigantic fortune he has accumulated silica the war is likely

“t any moment. His personal prestige is also suffering. in fart Stinnes is down and he will not

to crack. It was all built on his; ability to supply cheap coal and coke which the French can cut oil‘

get any holh because hehas drlvcn. competitors herd. Fritz 'I‘hysscn, sen of Stlnnes’ chief rival, August 'i‘hyssen, has become the hero o.’ the hour because of ills defiance of French orders. ‘Stlmies and his sons have been absent in tho pre- sent crisis. All the other Ruhr iron masters have been conserva- tive nnd concentrated thc'r weaith in the Ruhr but ‘Stlnnes’ (ipcrstions are widespread. For the moment he can buy English coal as he has been forced to do, but the price

U. S. Interested _In Canadian Immigration (Special to The Guardian.

WAlSIiIlNGTON, Jill’), 2l—-lndi- catlon that the Canadian govern- ment is considering seriously the suibject oi’ selective immigration. somewhat along the lines sugges- ted for the United States by Sec Telflry Davis is given by an offic~ inf report received today by the Commerce Department. The Canadian Department of; immigration and Colonization Ottawa was said tn have reques- ted the provincial government of New lBrunswick to outline nn int-l migration policy whereby only, those immigrants who could be immediately absorbed by the in dusirles of the province should b permitted to enter . . . . .. . .. I

British Farm Hands Pour Into Australia

(Special to The Guardian.) AnlqLl/‘EIJE, Auslrnlilxl, Jan 2i --| Nearly 600 farm apprentices from Great Britain have zlfrezldy zlrrivell here and further nuntbers cf such desirable inlmigrnltts 1m: expected.

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March. the boys to this country from thcl old land is regarded as an unqunii-i fled success. The of South Australliu lnteltds continu- ing it, and the farmers are prqtutr- ed to train and accoznodatc tin» agricultural pupils.

will make it impossible for him to continue. Stlnnes’ property and

ponds on clue-W) ltuhr coal.

coal. coal and 13 per produced in the district. or controls tho

mines, the German

prOduca between 3,000,000 and

4,000,000 ions of coal.

to ti o'clock this afternoon the su- preme council of the miners and tho workers council ni‘ the state mines sat and dliberatcd the getter- ul strike question ut Roechlitlg- ilausen. They finished by resolv- ng to hold n. strong delegation to ticfll on General dmgeutte at Dussel- dorf tomorrow morning and in dc- mand first the release of lilo ar- rested mine officials, second the withdrawal of the French troops. third the complete ahcntlettlncnt el‘ the confiscation of the Prussian state mines.

ESSEN, Jun 21- German regul- lll‘! 8Y8 PGBOITQI] lllOl/lilg from Knttawltz toward Ruhr. Tile strength of the force is unknown. There was no offlcluil confirmation oi’ the report. Kcelligsbefg rc- reports have reached here of a son- siderable concentration of Polish troops in the vicinity of Suwaiki and the neighborhood of the 1511s! Prussia Llthunian frontier. Three divisions are mentioned but there are no indications as to zlgainst whom the ccucentntion is directed. There are rumors as yet-not con- firmed of a mobilization of several polish reserve classes. DUSSELDORF. Jan 2l~German authorities have notified the French that in vcw of the confis- cation of mines no money “'51! b" available to pny the wages of miners today. Local officials stated that they would not. there- fore, accept resiponsibliiity in event of trouble. When this news

reached the gang of miners who were nlilllng through the streets they became excited and hastily

consulted the heads of the unions. BERLIN, Jun 21- Gcrmatly will resume negotiations with the Al- lies coIiectivly if England and America also France withdraw troops from the Ruhr as soon as the present dispute regardlntl w?" and wood deliveries is adjusted. Under no conditions willl Germany negotiate with Francs separately the ‘Foreign Office declared.

Eight Perish in Tenement- Fire

IANWERENCE, Jan ill-Eight per- sons perished in a tenement house bore early today and two were in-

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h- o been advised t at im- the welfare oi‘. his organization de- ¥mqu , fifllhilk. ills ' uhitl \ have eon‘ s ere ly expansion policy was built on‘ Ruhr llc owns 16 per cent of the cent 01' the coke He owns GGEBGIIRETCIHFII

‘Luxemburg mines, the Rhine Elbe union and the Bochum union, both onorlnous smelting and mining concerns, be- sides that the Stinnes family ntincs

ESSEN, Jan 21—lg‘rum 4 o'clock‘

German Exports to Ganada. Increase

. . \(8peclai to the Guardian) OTTAWA, Jan. 21.—-'l‘ratlc re-

turns nnd the reports of shipping

conrpnnies indicate that. German goods are bcinz exprrlerl to Cun- utla in increasing quantities," ports L. D. Wilgress, flanatllltn Trade Commissioner in Hmnburg

Attempt to Release Prisoners Frustrated

(Special to The Guardian.)

DUBLIN. Jan '21-A piet to tun- nel into Mount Joy prison from e nearby house and release the Irish [iolitical prisoners held there was frustrated today by Free State forces.

Royal Commission To Investigate Alleged Combine

(Special to The Guardian.)

‘OTTAWA. Jon, ‘h1.-—-As n result of an investigation which has been going on rm- the past few months, action has been taken by the government to further inves- tigate an alleged combine among steamship companies having lakes Superior, ‘Huron and Erie us a-hase of operation. An order in council approved and made public tonight by the lPrime Minister pmvities for the appointment of a royal commission, "to enquirg (mo the alleged combine of shipping inter. csts in its effort to dominate and control fllflyffellllll rnies and germs under which grain has been car. T180 ffilm the llarlrlrs 0f IFort Will- iam fllltl Pilft Arihtlr." ‘Changes were tnade sometime mm that the lake shippers had combined to enhance rntee on 1H8"). IBM they were also discrim- inating against Canadian ports and in favor of American lake ports. At the some time it was charged that a combine existed in regard to lnlre insurance rates andthat tonnase handled was compelled to be insured with compnies amal- Bamted with or controlled by Lake Steamship Companies in question.

Fielding Reports to Prime Minister

OTTAWA. Jan. 21.—\A repor from Hon. W. S. Fielding, Mlnisfe of Finance, s! to the negotiation which he had conducted during pl absence from Canada, was mud tn the Prime Minister and otbe members of the governent ln cab inet council this afternoon. it i understood, the statement iron the Minister of Finance was prnc tlcally all that was dealt with to

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Addressedilargely Attended Meeting in the Strand Theatre Yesterday.

T110"! W118 i1 lfiTlée llllellflflnco at ii m; ll‘illf‘,'l‘ problhitinll nil their. the Strand Theatre yesterday at‘ rm did not ll])[!l'|;(‘l‘\[(} 11,.- ternoon when llev. H. A. Goodwill her. n-s of the open hing When it 0t‘ the Social Service Council cl (‘Mill's to polling our vote on hfolr‘ Canada spoke upco the Temprf" “if we lllllFt not forget tutu, we once situation. His Worship Mali" u‘ Ir‘ til»: first to blaze the trail Jenkins presided and lntrod-uvvri h, f'~|l l‘) the speaker. On the platform were our . . . ‘EEUJ 11m] also Mcs.‘ s. J. K. Ross, David sl-l- is ll lhut every poz- llfic lmilot Schurmnn and Isaac Cartel‘. “his ' on the right side, , the Temperance Alliance. v No ilrillllllifilry’ law has cverlmll

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“'i‘hn liquor IbllSlIHZSS today is a lzrllnpll-tl- but thorn are, the most hated business on the wither-v,- m (Ivory province |North American continent," de- ltih-rl- ii i [H111 given lpqf n cinrml ltev. lVlr, Goodwin. "It has rhnhri- il is ilrivlgiltg with it un- llilil its day oi‘ popularity: Ullllutllllll lwlH-lll. Prolfilbition ls n. suc- was a time when everybody w» lo the degree that 1t removes thought that dlrlluking and thcllw facilities by which men can open bar were permanent instllu-sl-t liquor, ant] in illustration of

itions which we had to endure, in Kill-y the speaker quoted the list 1W1”. 011d ~11?

fact to welcome, in many easesmi 'l'ill'(>!ll" police court convic- and "lot many years ago gpprqllnns which differed greatly in were people living who ncvl-riluluhvr ltccorvling to lhe kind at"

llrt-nlned they would see the day 130110!‘ law in operation. . when the business would ‘he out- "l 1H" 110i ffyilil: i0 condenclile

this month and in Fhhrurlljr (l.n(‘;]awpd throughout the greater pm; liquor drinking born," he (‘Ulitlll- lines of steamers The scheme of hrin;;.ng‘.Q1' America‘ Bu; memo,“ gnfly" tit-d, "I know it is flowing, ‘but it plying to Charlottetown, and other

up of recent years a great oppo-ia YEIHYEYH: llmlilfl-zrotlnd. When a sitlon against‘ the liquor traffic. m" scans ll is being drunk as

out‘, it has spread to the [street riawly‘ talking through hislhzlt. it innll throughout communities iiilil H a physical inmossibillty that it entire provinces, with the rcsultfilil he consumer) as much tinder E hut today it is the worst hated R llrflhilliiflry‘ law as ln open sal- traffic. ml top of the earth. Dml- " Mr. Goodwin referred to lug incidents in Montreal "lin- Labor Union refused to the liar Tenders Assoeirihiv parade with them on the s! M’. ‘f!

‘siriic, ivbeulllh QXpel'lent::,-s us a prohibition "ufiw speaker in a Nmvfeuntllaed town prwilcrn. he discovered that ziesplle

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in Hive it any official Siilltrlimp my llffihlliiftill was working real good. sf Trade, Hlllfl‘ the tigitotitln in the made illfllprfss ror_

refcrrctl also to the recent Anti-j Th0 argument l8 gmom League convenmm m Tm. young men are driven by prohibi- mm “tended by delegates n; Sixty ilnr to the drinking of such cm:- different nations in Drflilf (if his Perms-s as lemon extracts. shoe lutcnlelt that througzllotlt the uiv- Ellfli-‘killi! @10- lt was not tho Young liiized world there ls n grovsinl.’ d8- "mn- b"! ‘he 01591‘ "Pllnli-‘lnls. W110 illlillli] for the removal-oi Hi0 rum 1W1 "CF01"? HEIWOS to lhclr thirst ‘traffic ' [and must get alcohol in any form,

Tho younger melt of (icrnlncly “mt ‘WW’ Wflilfflfl f0 £11954!’ Exile"

Ilro (lcnlmldinl: pfollib lnw' mm“ T001110 flit-Illa m“ IhQTO 1S ‘in "H," (,nunn.y_ m M“ nufljirll_r\t_"l hquer consumed nnrlelj prn~ iitarlk Suwulcll, Norwu}. l‘ ‘Etllllhhlhitipl EM“ ‘WW- imil l" Th0 “m! Scotland (he mnvplnvm H. “m, salm- breath talk about people

noticeable and all are inll-reslhtl infdrmk-Eng lmxlmls (Yflllfliflilnllfl moving forward in this great l'e~‘i°"“s° "My °“""°‘ ‘ i!" "0""- form. These countries zm- watch- mm!‘ "will" “Y? lng us in Canada, herfnusu uw ill‘ ‘W11 I10 bark to Where we were be~ the pioneers in the limit move. fore herflllFi‘ the law is unt what meat for national 30mm,” It be, ll shollltl be.“ Ii (‘nnnzlzt Iplits now gm, m m“. own ‘and "M Mu-hpq she will losc- all Site has gained, its fruition in this coniinonl lellmml Wm 10"" [he gYlllP-lihl‘ 0f l?!" bl’ our own ‘Canadian licchlc and “""'1‘E "5 ‘WEE 90" "lust if" f0?‘ h, mum,“ by W, “mph, m- mm.“ uard. and to (it: this it is the duty Edwurd [RIMNL H. \ 3d m el‘ every right-thinking man and me "My twenty y,” 055 vmmnn lo use to the best advan- will bring to other m great m?“ ‘hi’ "Th" 015W"! l“ his -0\‘ hope; but K we m“ aim,“ h, “mu llrr lmnrl on Monthly, the 22th]. task‘ m?“ m" mnure Wm ‘York! ‘The speakcn concluded Mscomaggment “non mm“ ample-all applause. alter which the Nll~ will hold bark the world's nrczreP-s"‘“"“' “mhfm W" 5"“ “"11 ‘he towards sobriety perhaps T"? 0 s@",""‘"“"g “‘U”“""’“‘

cmti l. We are slrl wife.’ "Hilly _ m E S Peel 00., Ontario

for a victory, not fur ourselves alone, but for civilization unll U"! world,

"We have made some viii‘ $9‘?- io . ntkinke. l prohibition l1 - .,,,‘.“‘,,,,,?-- mind... m» for Sire and Mare

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that a prohibition law, opt‘ placed (special to The Guardian. upon the statute books, 511ml" lorr/tw/t, Jan. 21.-_,\¢ the 0t- oneraie itself. so w sneak- ‘vmFfawu winter mt today A. l-lewson out nrLv "mil" "HEW" 0" ‘mrlof Melton Peel County won the Eilillt» 81111 Um? W" Fhmllih-‘lt """'3,cliatlrplonsllips fer sire stallion and enter upon rm m of "aiwml seismic with Forest King and Daisy ibriety. The Prohibition law lslmcnusm

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Ch’tov,'n’s Need is A wireless Station to Serve the Province

Nlr i-I T Elli-ills, ‘M l. A, inillrltll-tl the (luarililtn when interviewed 0H the question that Charlotte- toulfs need ot’ a wireless station llflll ‘ ‘it: been felt and that he had linear-ll‘ hretlgitt the matter to thc aiiv-llllen rt‘ the Board oi’ Thu-tile on ]7l‘l‘VltlllH (ltttlasions. The (lupc lit-or sldtilll was then in operation and the [iYUflUSZlE to remove it to (‘hnrlrlttr-tolvn fell through. lie t-tinsldlrrctl the present n very op- ptrluun flllle for urging Charlotte- Hill 11'»: HPME 0i" such 1| stqyigyp

'i‘llu lPllSOil wily the station had

(lllglllfllhy hut-ll tstahIKshetI at (‘upt- iivllr was that wireless was tin-n u m-w thin with any , .. l‘ . jut-Ling capo was tkotlght lu hi‘ the inst. ow of twourse it is that mr, nuns can be rc-coivctl just as easily ft Charlottetown.

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this lileia" pert of‘ call. ‘ present tun.- we have no any of learning wilcn steamers are due

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assistance. We have new three

stualncrs as well come in periodi- crtliy, and certainly thfs should be

gilvitfllilllllltThflt Upposiuon began in (he Mme much as before prohibition, he is the plat-c fer n wireless seatiun.

Mr l-iiggs believed if the question is represented properly tolhe llo- million Government that the sta- t'en will be cstnllllshtatl hero and he ilollvvctl the Guardian is doing

pk: tn the importance of the mut- tel".

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EBritish Chancellor of Exchequer Leaves for

London. No Agreement has‘ Been Reached but U. S. Representatives have Consented to Lower rate of In-

terest.

(Special to The Cuardlan.)

“iASliiiN(l"l‘().\', Jam g‘ m“, it ‘m5 m” knmvnlitlllolvirig nfiit-lal statement (l‘iglv‘|H “f uwmmly [hedrwlltéil alter the lit-ht Flllldlllg (‘om d‘ whtch it vmuld wUrkEiilESSlOllS hall their lt-nvl- iuklngs,

A ‘mm-Hun U" a mnqmilll- two r-nltlnllsslons_ have given Ho"! and detailed uonsldrtrttliolt to

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return to London The discussions from Mmlmul have therefore adjourned and the imum fixed by existing law,

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Wlumcvllor of thl- Exchequer sailed uh tho 20th instant,

Details of the Hllggpgflgng on terms of settlement which have

been nuric by the eonlmissions s! sw-rv withheld. it will; e;- hit ~-'l that these suggestions

were not in concrete form and ~ lat their public discussion in ad» "Alice 0f H" agreement in principle 111151"- Drove embarrassing to the future negotiations. 1t was learned however. that the rate of interest which the Lnltcd States represen- tatives Sflill they would feel Justl. tied in recommending was censlq. erflbly below the 4% lJcr cent xnlu

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Mr S A lkirtclhmnld, vice presi-

iln- estabilshlncnt of a vireless‘ station Ell (‘harlottcioivn struck him its at

tlrng. ‘lie had not given much thought to the question previously.

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SUIVINIAHIZEH IN BHIEE

(BY OUR OWN WIBELEQS.)

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