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THE GUARDIAN COES PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND LIKE TIIE DEW

ALL jrI»IE NEWS Wonru READING C _ A P I ' _ _ H ` I I ALL THE Aovfrs. Woirru

ru clinnioiitrow IIIIIIIIIIIIII

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THC |=9°P|O’l Paper . I Qvgr 45,Q(>O Reade'ls _Daily Read by Evorybqdfy

`5E5I5t¢°¢°w~'°“"<*l°I.'-'1‘hR?°e~1i§ . I » "' I " `* _7s."...aI's..'I;.eiI5iiF.f., .iurivtieioiiou i* Mgr-ning cum-aim Founded Isoi. Ev_¢nlIIg_1ss7. I CHABLOTTETOWN, CANADA, SATURDAY. MAY 10. 1919 ` By Man' canada' $33,' ,,,. U_ ,_ A,

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A ROUSlNG WELCOME H

OME

T0 P. EQISLAND SilfGE BATTERIES

The I Only island Units to Return Home, th

Siege Batteries and Their Gallant Commander Col. Prowse,

Given a Hearty Welcome Home. The

llluminations and the Citizens Ablaze with Enthu-

A siasm in Welcoming the Boys Home. I

Citizens did themselves proud lustr

night in their welcome io the Second Irt2:lrrrerikilied and 1 officer, Major :Ind Eighth Siege Bnttci'icI»=, and their 'l‘_ ’\t’_ McDonald (5th (Jun. Siege BIit.~' irallilnt corrrnraiider. Colonel W. il. tc-ry) rind about 80 nrcri wounded und

The Second Siege suffered the ioiIs‘

Prowsc. Tirrougiiout the day iltigs were flying over practically I\vcr_\~ liiilldirig in the city or' from its wiri- dows, and citizens tliouglit ot' iittlri I-lee than tire return oi' the boys.

At night iriurry of the business lious~

cs ~\vcI'c brilliantly illuminated, while

gusseri. t

Four' officers not isianders `rir:~lt

t-ourpaiiied thi- Buttery to P. E. Isluirri. I These oillcerii hlivc been with tlrii ilattr-ry :Li long us two yeiirs and inode very fast friends Iiiiiong tiri- Battery boys rind decided to como :ill

'Ii

e Second and Eighth

City Ablaze with

and gave a neat speech, voicing his appreciation for the warmth of the welcome cxteiidcd iby the citizens. Ile 'grivo the comforting assurance to hose who had lost sons in the war hat all the graves were marked by rosses that would lost for years to ouic. ltr- also had ir good word to ay for all the boys oi‘ the Battery. Lieut. Prowse, of Ontario, ai mem-

rhe Provincial Building was outlined the way houic with them.

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zirrv urcssage for the pareirtri, relatti e

‘ COLONEL W. B. PROWBE, D. S. 0.

in electric lights "from turret to Tire scene when the trnin arrived tit ionndutioii stone." I\veI',v WiIId0“'- the depot Irt 10.15 was nn untrusted door :ind arch being eirciised in elct‘~ cnc. 'Fire boys were met with i'ou;~.-_ tric lights. I ing checrus ns they tietralried. troiri On Queen Square Iirr arch cirrteii the throng which packed the d0l>0l» by the Rotarians with the words it wus a corisideroble time betore "Welcome Home i.io_vs." was rin out- thcy could be usserniiicd to take their standing feature. wlriie illumirriitiorrs places in thc autos and other vehicles vf fiirniinr import graced the Grout in waiting. 'i‘hu streets were throng- Wur \'etei°aiis itoorns :ind the other oil witli the greatest mass oi! D90DlU

military oiiiccs.

The triilr-I tirrived uiiout ten o`clocl:l Tho boys were cs<>0l°l0d by illltli-"

ind was inet at the depot by sonic

Ihourizinds or citizens. |srIs rind tho Letisw 0! tho C|‘0t=S 'U'

The boys iiI'r~iv£-d nt ilaiiiax YDS'

Icrniiy niorrriug at 6 o`clock and dock- cd ul 8. after' rt tiiiv v0)'llllf‘ Of ll\'<‘ days und two hours. They had. IIII- ii'ko going over. thc best. qiiur'tc.ri< 0" the iihip.

The boys returning wcrr- under'

colnrnand oi’ r\la\jor J. I’iir'kei' }l00D0l'» .\i.t.'. A totiil or 201 men und clcvcu Iiiilcunr in rrll arrived. 'l‘lII,-sc rirr-. coinpoiiert of men from. the Second Shiite. Second Heaviris and Eighth Slltitc Bdtteries. All the boys fire looking the picture ot_-heril_tlI and iii the lioiit oi spirits. They have been iii Frnrirf- since Nl~a._v, 1916. ‘

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ciuonusio sircrus

I iioisn-iomiiliiiir

1 ‘mr W Y

WANTED AT ONCE-HOUSE To rout for family of two centrally loc “ted and 'with li-li modern convorr- iences. Apply "n" 'ein Guardian.

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uecii ou them for many yours. `

huiids_ the 4th RogiruorIt_ the Verei ,t

er or tho Buttery. who accompanied he boys to the island also spoke in appreciation ot’ thc welcome of him self :Ind his comrzuios from P E I

Itov (Major) Taylor followed with splendid address. in which lie paid he highest tribute tn Colonel Prom se. v\ho~r- irrottolie said .iiwuys was The men hrst or nil Col Presse he srrid had iron his promotion on sheer merit and was beloied by all his men

Thr- last speaker was Premier' nr eiiiiult who spoke In sincere terms f welcome ind called at tire conclu sion ol' his remarks for three cheers fo Colonel Prowse, wliicli were given with ri sim While tlrr- .iddros I-ies uc-rt- being given outside, the boys were being entertained inside

tho M:II’lrI\t building to iefreshnierits! .ind here the Premier IIIII others. .il~o. .rdrlrcssed thorn

The Antroriai Anthem brought tire'

reception to Ii close

a t

COL PROWSES MESSAGE

ea, 4 , Col Prowsc. asked by tho Guardian

rcprcseirtutrvo wstertlay if ho had

ri or friend of the boi si, said -

‘Not one of them has any

reason to he ashamed of the work, the conduct the bravery or the sheer fighting ability their men of the Second Siege Battery. They acquitted tnem selves as only the men of tho very but stock can I am aura they have been the pride of the siege Artillery and have never been outshone by any of the 570 siege batteries at the front, either in shooting, hard work or gentle manly conduct. In a soldier I am hard to please, but I would soon er 200 Spud Islanders such as I have had under me than the picked 200 of the best troops I ever saw. I can say the iirimo of the men of the Second Heavles. and of the Sth Siege, having been

aide by aide with them all the time."

THE SECOND SIEGE BATTERY

BERLIN DISCU

THE

German Press Condemn Th - I iiilahle Co

(Special to The ,GI,Iai-dian.) V t BERLXN, Maiy 9.-The press of

BERLIN, May 9.-Oillclal circles in

Berlin learned the terms of peace yes- teriiuy and lengthy :sessions oi’ tho cabinet followed Iii which the action Germany is_to take was discussed.

it was considered iii some qui1rters`

that Count “von Brockdorif Rantzau would refiiseto sign the ,peace treaty and resign, Ibut the opinion is gon-

;-rui that Germany must accept since `slie is helpless. I'

The resignation ot the foreign mln-

istor, would only delay ii settlement or the question for, if his cribtnot left oiiice with him, independents, it. is believed would surely take up their positions and their ilrs: act would be, to accept the terms '

toxicatirrg brutality. The paper says:

the standpoint or imperiulistic policy

strantlstill tiwy luring tired, 40000 rounds, equailing .,000 ton. of am muirition, at II. cost oi about two mil lion dollars, roughly

'l‘he Battery was then ordered to

proceed to Caranci .iliout Doi 20th i916 to prepare for tho Iittock Vimy Ridge They fought tirv-ro until April 1"tli, and moi ed to Souclr

illiam s Fate

`most successful and the most eri'joy-

Irlthstandiirg the tact that the pro

ering Not a dull note was sounded'

pose ot thc gathering, namely to Iron or the cues' of the evening mrs not oi orloolterl for a moment by any of the speakers, many subjects of iod

Causing Anxiety

es, und t'rom their- mr April 25th to Arigrrs About Juno l tlrov inoieri li Thclis uird returned Iituiir to I\uzIc on Juno I5 thtri ioruurri to Lrernu, urtliiir 800 yIirri~ of rho lirur trout iiiio, hut drove lilui iizic-; riI>\' noi.r

(Special to Thr- Guardian)

Bi€ltLl\ lit; l--The news that I innr Ir o ir cd ii n Iiitc un

tional court has incensed, not 'so much

ills I0 1500 }1\1`<l~. \\l1l<‘l1 ¢001Cl lil' tire juuksrs and former court I-lit .,\ 111800 Cvllqldeftlbll lilllwllgll ll “W as certain sentiin nts] zitliicront.

“1““3' i fi 11°' 0"( H0111 Llf‘\‘l‘1 U1"‘ rnrlou, Ilnsscs uomcu piedolniii It

Wd (0 Ulf* 1* Ill 101 ill’ “"' ini: ‘rome oi' the lrttf-r who tlreil to

clicudaele sliou lircy lvlt tncro 'II m-,mpc nn illdggnntlou mme, mmfing Dec 13 and proceeded to Lierirr “M-,. u0n_1wr<I@d “htm fl famed; pin iignin, titltlrig the old position in Lie ,Cum ,mldh met thnlr 1”-pothcwinl, bill! T110 llalmfy “fl Cllilllgeli Hi pleadings nitlr Placo lirrri under 'lie this lime from H ‘Sun U1 J 53“l1 bflf observation oi specialists, in meiital terv. two guns being placed \cr'~ disease: and he will probably no cr

eriil .Ind provincial Importance were .ibly Ilistussctl and all I I flint they had I Iountry to bc proud et' end had uorthrly iillod their allotted places during the llio Critical years that -'orc now happils ovcr

The spacious dining room oi

'victoria Hotel was appropriately oe roittcd to. the occasion with trio time or the Errrprro, .ind tire 'tlllcs II ~.-.rf lic-outliuiii lifrhted the tnblc-fri ucll l.Irl and copth-y served while ot' the menu it In only necessary io my tint it had liiohably never been -.Il passed oven by tho Wioortia Iiotol

Lftcr the guests had taken their

places :ind the toast to The King

counter battery worir Ou June 11

close to the lint- for long range be mm]

ing his last grand struggle .Front

1015 the liatitiori rriowd out with

Major Prowsc to VllieIs:IirBois icIr'Number

I1 two weeks rest ond trrilnlni; iortlrcl

open wniinre ot’ the Iomlng spring* N I otlensive liroin there they ut-nt back 5 agniri to the oltl position at Liemu

During thnt period the battery Iiccrrl (3P°°'°‘ *° The G“°"d'°")

otierisivo iiartnro and nt trio t‘oIiI.IIIll mllllly Um* ‘N il wsu" "f ‘P Compu" p0s|||0n had mme mm w0uuded_ _md son or returned prisoners with those at the rem. positron om mm, Smgt hitherto calculated as missing, some

casualties occurred hero tivo men

I Al'tCIlAi\GEL May ‘t--British grin b

vii: for the first time gee orciriy, Tlicv .i

the Market Squurc.

The ilrciricn with decorated rippur~ i

utils parntierl_rInd also conveyed some, s ol' tht- heroes err the irrotor ciremicor 1 and tim hose truck. Cheers greetcdl lr

tho lrorirc-comer:-I :Ill along the limit 1 of lm. pu;-ndt»_ tht- rlrolicll und all the B other boils or ure our churned forth; ¢ tr joyous melody of welcome: riky~1ti I-ncrretu drrrtcd into the Irlr and con- T iron I:r°riciIer's mid tin whistles iilso ti

I I In ltr `rnuiuutr with highest rronurri 'rue in °”“ mee' ra way system “ M' Th" l"°‘“’°’ B" 'i""”' "‘ 'M'

jo ircii Ii . e ruc 0. 1

At tho north I-IidI» of the i\iiirkI»t~st

110115,., Wim,-li tin immense number s of people lrnii :Ii-iscntlilorl, thc proces- it Irion drew up rind lrerc speeches were t

duly honored the Toast illuster, Dr J W P Mcliiillnn President of the Yourry LiberIrlConserv”itivc Club s

tatcd that ho considcici it :I great

pleasure and rt great honor to DNS

had only taken shape two or three

puff kmcd thirty four thousand mrrst be adilod d

ide at this function lie thaulrcd n hose present for the splendid iurin

liletl three Positions for defciisrvc Iirid ROVE Mal "“I'- l" "““°“”°°d 01 the Hmm of this “ndcnakmg Tue B

dee of tendering ti banquet in horror I i’ Premier Arsorintrit nnd his frierulslt

y due to the Premier to snow htm

ut a. small tribute to the Premier

ry given thc Premier vias a dis

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SSESC Y.L.C. CLUB BANQUET EACE ' TERMS T0 PREMIER ARSENAULT

em as Crushing and Un-.Most Enjoyable Social Function of the Season, %len'Ilid nditions. _ Banquet, Brilliant Speeches in Honour of n-

Servative Leader. ' I

Berlin publishes this mwnmg Reub The banquet by the Young Liberal-1 is serving his country is agreat com- er-5 summary of the peace terms Conservative Association .of Chariot-l pensation. Reference had been 111848

which they an condemn, For example' tetown to Premier Arscuziult, ’1‘iIu'rs-lfto his predeceBB0l',_nt;: Chieifd gt!!- tho Taggbkm Says me treaty mr day rIIi;ht._lirif_-i‘ refercncc. to _wriiclrl tice l:1letll1i¢Ia1son,"i‘intlJ`:sEll' i;;t;i5f;d HL! surpasses mf. worst expeCmu0ns_ It was made in yesterdays Guardian, is o vi ic e is s y _ is 'i product of thoughtless and in-I “U-5-“\lm0USlY \'0tcd os probably the the Lhie( Jlostice, hm! servedl his

‘ country well and faithfully, both tn

U it is ,mpossmm to ,mer the drum :into public function or the lrinu wt-.r opposition and as I»ead@r__0It the G0? - of the treaty in the course of nego- P915 in me Citi* In ‘WY C359. 010503 Bmment' his crmclsms W9" not Dt wmom then only one word can be who had been prescrri :it similarf U18 ¢l0Sl~l‘UCi-iV6 kind S0 03011 !1$¥'<l

iislics the summary under tho heading-~ lf 0"" were “'35 all “quam e“J°5'| Go “Crushing Condm0nS_~ other censor, sible one they had forgotten it. AI UUYISS <i0D¢ DY tht? ‘HPS VEYDEGM

mme newspapers Speak of the un. spirit ot corrirzideslrip, oi optrrnlsmll greg; d;IeooI;£;i;;;gg¢;;io:a:saL;Zt;- iiilahle conditions. The independent 03 800° leuowshli-‘ Pe""ad°d me Suki of vmon mfd or ood waning um Isociurrsr paper rrsrsiii guys triacrruiii sting U1f°“Sl‘°“l= the °P°°°l1°S» 11°" ' _ 3 - ._ .

had the happy faculty or seeing hir

l I"

wwmplmcd the best Lnovosmk te,-ms gram had been greatly 'iddeu o, and' :to titre tuguree I uh iontillttegnoth: must he regarded as quite moderate, maui’ °f '-59 Spellkels °”‘l‘°‘1 “P0” I rem er' “tv a°'im° my but things are different when um, without it moments warning, were of °‘-We °f1'f°'°9m3;r P V °'*°c¥|1; °f “I mn. “€:I‘;;“.°:..°‘..‘.:;;..:;. °“’“.i.“°i...... future world peace wou d ave one cre o Ir y ga »

Amanault had trequently Iiooomvm!

throughout, and while tho main nur ‘Nl mm W 0“°~W5 “M 5° mm “"5

..._..._.___.__._..__.

seen Ii political deiogavh from lay other province receive such nihriad respect whether before the Privy Council or before heads of depart Iuents

The position ot Premier, he con

trriueii vriis not an easy one and por- ticularly during u. period or unrest such ns this province had passed through during the past tive years

Tho province is small and'bo'c'aus6'oi" '

that the Premier comes into closer touch with the people generally than I-, tho case in .I larger province, but his tioor was always open to those Islio needed his services, 0116!: in Yich and poor alike It was herd 501:10 trries to decide between duty sad sympathy--and during these recent \Lzi.rs there was much cause for syn: pzithy. but as for as he knew he had done his best to let duty rather than sympathy, dtcide his actions The Lnrpire was Dist and last and 'al though there were many cases nl lmrrislilp in connection with sons and husband needed at home and needed iso in tho front line trenches, ysthe

had no e ret lthougn t

ner in which they had entorcil into t r g S 3 Murany

here were many sad remembrtihceo ut the war was now over, the highli- uziro vias past and all were Bled the rvltltled night was now but Ir remem

brance W wer all led the D013

sys ago It was felt that it was just W B 8 3

ere returning but we ard not for

The Emery moved nom to B015 to the number- or dmril The total Isnt that many of the sons ot the

dggazots for 21 days; gm-tIm,- tram number ot' Ilcrirl Including the nnvv i=I f1l;tat;)‘I?r(5Ac°;§§";§att"?;'s‘g‘;n§Eihi;l;£::’Df0\ll1C9 81069 111 I"l’Bli¢9 Bild F103 mg in open warfare They than wok now given at tivo hundred and soicn Ich h h d d t a “_ ders and shall not return

in n e aconuce theaarrs

up a new posmou at Thema Five thou=nr1d one hundred and sixty nite of me province durlng the strenuous owZ° awgii WBBO dung: ‘l’l0¢UI'i1Bd it

Y li at sure that

'°"°" l f the ar ‘Vow the war was

‘vounded ‘md 0"" ma” kmed I hghys <t)he songvoi hxo rovinc return an wculd ‘many do warwmw m

They their moved to Iiocklrncourt. r' t p G their Wwe' to help rehabilitate me”

ing, rho Empire vias at peace and it

“P ‘I d°f°”5l‘° “un P'°“’°t‘”'3 Arms uns fitting that this honor should be mon who had done so much for us

it v.as just when the dun was insk shawn mm at this time It was at |;I;1hee;:e;‘xui°1;e)d ngfnbgchir :Wadi iitifllr

K o \

ting, that public men should be hon C m

this time the tzibloe were turned lduty and to civilian lite They coma Foch launched his counter- rittack in (apemal t° The Guardia", mod when demwmg of 't It WM do more for themselves than uryoth

and around Chateau Tiiierri The _ _ h I d d Ch Th 1 I ers “wld and 1"’ mt “N Hwy "mul:

Arrus oiiensive i`0ilo\vL\Ii inimcdiatt beam “Mc "H mo Mains: me Bohm W 0 md oaerw so mu 0 nu shox! tl:)er;r;olv¢;3ur;9 :rave lyahtakjtgg ly after and the Button with the ,i "9 ° ° ° ° ° °r° “P 97' other lreiivy uItiiloi'.V folloucd very Co Operated with a strong mmol gimixce :E Eh; l;;o\u;1dceban;iu]tr;;:B,?;;j; the Mme W"-ll U19 HUM UI FTBIIOB Huge] “ml the mmm! which broke through an enemy out fl; t a o e DP HG hoped that who, would be

Y 5’ _ . ` . pw

uw Sew” Canadian :H950 Bm X ,nw new position “M at um hm post north oi’ Tulgiis and destroyed by an crzliris ion or’ apprrciation by vided for than who ned” R

hi ii .is Th- G t u fi

em, “M (,,.gm,m.d _,une 1 1915 bv from of AUM on the Scams (md~;;u?o}ut= lrrnrtitiitii orlnmlprngtioigetliérrdplslix his leragxetikhm “£8 e;:;,;l3;nBuc;108~;F “Irs a time ot unrest but there was i`a_ioI l’eolIo and sailed for England me tok in 0 S ovitu p lt- less unresti thi vi

li ~ _ ~ » _ ‘ ` n s pro nee than any

y o rr .i pos on at \iller~a-lI.- _ _ - ~ _ _ _

l\ovornbcr "6 1915. Arrived in toni;-|(_ogmcom_, fam hows, _mm me Bm Anroricarr and Russian positions .it ful. Ho had ;I]Iict‘E.1od;t;lnI‘;(ll;1r@;§al Who where elm 1’ canada _mute wh IIIIII or-comucr ri .rua ii-arnod nt rror mr evo, cmcmd Th B tt Mols Bc-ieziiilr was rciiiilwl “fl 1°“ “E” “ :lad in seo that o reid od

3 ri a cry sul “P m h°"°°°

hum siege school um" February- thoiii,li there might have been fears.

fgted gggvgn gggrrdltlcg in 1_\\0 g35u ’““"-"‘*""`_*""_""` h h 1 t k th I d hi were gradual*-7 and smaany smnns

'lm when M,"-l°‘ 1"’“l“’ "°‘“m"° lt was onli thc wonderful luck vihicrr ::;_c?;nt°0;ml§i;‘;;(;th acndegllsrgigésx back' to the duties ot civil iiie. onic Captain ll B Prowse was then fonowod uw Bamm, right throng" mm he had to ml thew mam had Rs are the Conservative Party niiolntvd M8501' and t0 wmmftnd "Nt that prevented Inu uncle Iriru rr-urn 2 _.d it R "° °°°"““°d “nd in *lm "WY “ N

Ittcii Lrout 'r W 'lloDonrIld iii- tuirniz IIIlpoIl Iiiri From tlrero thcv ,NF rfmovlp sud . X135 mm nor" every other there will be the sinriin;

time Crilltulll. nnti the Buttery con Bhntod to U mm memo" M 111,. ‘tit _,___ Im M A [UMM ‘ln lp govizimgql M ‘mtl U10 i0l‘5ivil\S Neill!" the Bi-li

rruod its tinlrrini, until April ltltii mm “M ,mmm,_h|0_ lm. “halo M, (specm to The Guardlan) s';tl;1d“_g‘:h;sé§;‘os:E;"graze “mill ning nor the forgiving, hotfdvtir WM in-u their uerii to Lyiid for coriinu "my .ummng enmmely heavy cas” “EXICO Cin May 9___,[_hc Mm V 1 mn mvin ev" md oiiilned to those in the isuddrlilib

rc shooting and other tests. and am,” in th” mm- position for wo H _ h, mm L" D ce nor to the rank and tile. The lotto!

“m,k_, ,IU Hailpry “as engaged ou’ h D n n the MDM of me mmm _Q ‘H G 1 I see from the outside the london set

ruttois two Inujors. the sonior in coumm mm,” dork During tho htefgrld ea ww ru 3 acl lm “nh no a J( Y °°( 1"°“’ from the inside The “lt0thbl*i D!

~ 'i A 0 \ * . ' Di fl’.

tructois of Lrigiand rrririounccd to mme period a Dogma” Nose t ul, mm 5 1 me ‘ QM mm “Ulm” lm” a ml the ovcrrr t ti .li

0 L | _ ` \ 5 meh ro rrmon, there

dass of wo Ummm that this but this afternoon to its Canadiziri u\In» |u,.iI|\ ,HUB pl, up audience follow

dem,m.e(|_ Myu._.,-or Wright presided, shooting which was a revelation to on sept lm, during the early part *-'°*“""*`°**'”~’°°‘ The pwmm. began ms Speech \» up (Continued on page dx)

dd tire oldest Siege School i

:ind spoke lir'ieil_\'.

The crowd lnsiutcritly culled f0l'

speci-lr from (‘oloncl l"rnwse. who c geniully resporiiiori. lie WIIYUIIJ' 3

tion ririri said tliv b0§'S Of tht* BBMUY

H gnglmd of the night they E100; up their new J VVhy shouldn't smile’ Wlrv --

_ front line tiuclryi was prepared for _ _ _ Wm “9¢°9“&"uY P5 dm°|'°U°¢9 9!

or-y urioweirnrs oiiitrprriw, Irriu und B comm grand ,md mm, o,m,,,.__V L” ~ Ld ‘W 1""“’“l‘°“ °“°°"’

y _

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position and opene rn at 5 e‘cloclt slinuldnt vie :Ill suit The hl\Dlt\'

0" M” 12"' they "em t° S°°°k next morning Thi- offensive proved U d D ,tures of so marry [r.erids licioio lirrrr Tnu ‘VEATIIER

r°"* whvm the) dmw um" gm" It success. mid tru the next six weeks n would niiki rInyi>ud'» ll11llll‘ li mllffl Pl'

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‘hmmm uc 1 4 ` A "rlvmg th°r° 1” time P” "ma lm" ln tion for more than I1 week at a time (Special to The Guardian) all the horror to liiinsclr Ile know

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i"oi‘e fully its Kind to get home uf. bam _ I 1 t r XM" PM B UP occupe y rem ers t “ab 1 r U0 U B 0 D I I sy ‘ °

their peoplu were to have them liuoli. ltr- priid tr spleirrlitl triirott- to nil thc! u lsirrnri iioys of lli~ liutteiii-is rtnil s_IiIl J t!.I‘.v Iver-Ii Irirsiirrvssiiii llr tim' "'»"‘i|' t ti .-II-." - ‘ A

short address.

Major Hooper was next called on so

_ “H 3° “B “W “C 1°” °PP°°"" from their until Novf~mbeI~ ll. During George and Clcmenceriu and Prcsrd- which hc had the honor to lend. thot.; winds, cool. '“me°°“"i 300° WN' 'mm the °“' this rapid udvurico the unit, ini-l cnt Wilson will resume consideration in this atlicriri" they were liortoriii ` 'rid rt "

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y liner They fought hhere till l . "`

“; 5 h ' h lowing their Irsuiil luck, had onlv no ot the italian question today, Marcel the great Conservative party- tIic'so4 tomorrow- ur an and 'rireadpy

“ Y L ' “nd l °“ m°v°d '° Fncwn' nrcri wounded rind two killed. ' I-lutin said _in the Echo de Paris this party to which he had tilwoys belong-_ at 9.17; it will be high tonight lt 716, .ho centre oi ills Bomme linttleileld. - - » - I

The day the ormistice was signed, morning. It was added that Premier ed and oi which his tnthor war-I :I tomorrow at 8.44 and Monday at 93|).

The tfoloriel Ivrrs given II rousing' n :Fw lvxekn lat" they movsd up 'Cf the Buttery was iii Thulin, tinppori- Orlando 'prolnhly would attend the member- since 1868. Tlicro was not_ Sun get; this gvgntng gg, 7,29

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