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Mdrnlng Guardian, Founded 1891 Evening Guardian, 1887
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CHARLOTTETOWN CANADA FRIDAY FEBRUARY 20 1920 AM", .umnwm “hymn
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Lord Birkenhead, Biitish Lord Chancelloi,
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'llerms of Note are Conclliatoiy Paving Thirty Iminlgrants from Malta for Canada While inclined to Resent Sharp Wording,
and Jgles Cambon, former French Am Way for a Compromise oil the Disput Were Ordered Returned to their Nat Satisfaction is Expressed that Dicta
assa or to Berlin, will Head Commis ed Question we Country tum was Not Attempted In gpecltymg
sioli to Try German War Guilty
(Special to The Guardian)
LONDON Feb 19-Loid Biik
onhelid and Jules Canlbon will lead
the interAllieli commission which
tomollow to attend to the first
meeting ol the commission there
Friday Lord Bilkenlieuti is Illii
ish Lord Chancellor lie was lol
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ISPWIEI \° Th¢ Guafdlafl) tlvislood to bc llil;.,r-ly eontillaio
WASHINGTON Feb I9 - Tlietit is not at all sharp and while
Allies' reply to I’le~lldcnt Wllson's;is ai;.,unlentative in the lliploiiia
note wherein he inioliiled tlieili lense, It neveitheless paves t
that li they pelsisteli in their way lol ll compromise, aecoldi
Fiuiiie settlement such action lo the iliipiesslon liele
merry 31, Fledefrck Smut, Att,” ‘would lead him to consider with Wilson replies to Note
i I SiilN(i'l‘0N Feb 1.i -P
is to ensure the stiict and proper ‘nm General, and had a leading paltidldw-II 01 lhfl I10=\<0 lien) |0111 WA
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carrying out ol the trials ol (lei in dialling the indictment against,\I\0 S€“l\lP» WdS l<‘U‘1\'Pl new lo]
msn war culprits by the German su- the ex Kaiser and preparing llle ‘Till Il Wlvi lllllilclll-liell sent iioni
iasc against the oiliel Gelliianna lille Sl-lle UPI’-\l\ll‘ll'ili I0 lllc Willie
Lord Birkenhead will go toPalls llonals ‘lI0\1‘\P find il will be -1ns\vt~i<‘il bv
I thc President
pienle court at Leipzig
mission to Make Similar Raise
(Special to The Guardian.)
OTTAWA, Feb. 19.-Keen and
interested eyes in Canada are
keeping a close watch on tllerail-
road situation in the United
States. Ii' after the railroads re-
Iulnl ltnll llltlultl “W
ll us llulll sllullol "NN NNE NN NNE"
If U. S. Railways Increase Rates on March T' . --
l, Canadian Railways will Ask for Per-
veri, to their original ownership on
Mnrcli 1 they are permitted to
raise their rates another thirty per
cent. as expected, Canadian roads
wlll make application l`or a sinii-
lui' increase. in freight rates and
FDR-EIGN ,EXCHANGE SITUATION ,
SUBJECT DF RDTARY ADDRESS
Mr.IA. W. llyndman, Manager oi tile Royal Bank,
Gives ali interesting
Throwing -Light' _till tliisisllbject. '
At the regular weekiiy luncheon
of the Rotary Club held yesterda
. yi
at the Hotel Davies, Rotarian
Frank Stewart presided. Guests
present were Messrs. S. S. Hessian
M. L_ A., Geoffrey Mi-tzgerald, and
Mr. Wallaby. .
ltorinrlliii i()l5'irles H. (lllatilller
brought up the matter of
closing the Rena McLean Memor-
ial Hospital; protesting strongly
against the proposlil. After re-
lirarks by Ilotarialls VV A. S.wari,;
J. A. 73 Bayer; C I-I. Blac-'-1 an-I
others the in-utter was reicrioll to
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-tconlirilslo srlculst
ee-e'
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*WANTED-‘i’lO RENT A FRONT
office in business centre. Box 446
'(>lty. 7126,-_Z-19ME3ipd.
*WiANTED TURNIPS FOR FEED-
ing. Saunders Newsom dt C0.,
Market Building. '
7146-2-19-ME3i
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*FOR SALE 10 TONS LOOSE
straw. Apply .I). White, Yolfk
Point. Phone. 3l
*FOR SALE-SUMMER COTTAGE
at Keppoch. Call be used by one
gr two families. Apply 238 Kent
t. .
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*LOST ON DORGHESTER ST.
between Pownal and Queen mun's
green velour hat. Finder leave
at Sum Murphy's barber shop. ,i
*WANTED.--A COOK FOR PLAIN
cooking! Apply to Mrs. AL A.
L
Bartlett 175 Fitzroy Street, bi; afford to pay ,I smn Prem um 0
tween the hours of 6 and 8 o'cl0c
in evening. ’i‘l.39~2-19-'MEi1wk.
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*WANTED A GIRI. FOR GENER-
ol housework in family ot three.
A ly M" John H Malcolm; 'Continued on Page Three
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'I West Street. 7089-2-17MEt
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°WANTED.-- BV' MAY 1BT
email house or rooms for light
house-keeping with modern, con-
veniences. ADDI! atflusrdiail 0.'
fide. ‘ _ 6697-I-2-MEC! .
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°WAN1'ED GIRL FOR GENERAL
houlework to go to Montreal il.
. faintly of four. Good home ond good
wages. Faro advanced. Another
position il guaranteed if two
girl, wish to go together. Ap
ply at Guardian Ofilce or phone
890-J for particulars
' sans-2-s-ianti
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°FARM FOR DALE.-MR& DORA
Wilson of Summerville, Townehip
Number M. has offered her form
containing 102 acres of land for
leie at public auction to be
held on Wednesdv/March 10th
1920 at the hour of 12 o'clo'cir
noon in front of the office of B.
S; Hessian, Solicitor, Montague.
"’-'-"--‘ per $100 or was lil prewar days,
possibly passenger' rates as well.
I
and Valuable Address
the Public Affairs committee.
The feature of the day was an
address on the Foreign Exchange
S-ituaition, by Mr. A. W. Hyndman,
Manager of the Royal Ban-k .of Can-
ada. wh) spoke as foliows:-
On several occasions during the
past few molitlls I have been ro-
miiirled that l would bc called upon
to contribute sollietlling oil th
do mid the Ilniiitcd States.
utlvailcoll from .time to time as t
what is known as the "Advers
Hero are two countries both on
H ( _
with one another, or rather th
ways buying goods from the .mer-
chants of the other, which will re-
sud-t in li lot of payments to be
lilallc In.botll directions. This ne
cc-ss'itlites the use of cheques,
drafts, etc. lf the value of the
goods exported equals the imports.
one offsets the other, and the only
cliargo enacted by the Banks on
the pwper lou. small commissjion of
would be as if tho goods of one
country were exchanged for those
of tho other. But if the trade fol-
lows in one direction/aliri remains
there, gold must be shipped -to bal
of shipping gold from' Montreal to
New York is a»pprox.imate'ly 25c.
settling in gold the debtor could
ll l f r
li draft on tl foreign country. Hence
in proportion ag more people want-
ed drafts oil one coun-try or tho
other, thc price rose and foil
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~ B985-I-12-M Biilhion ID
ren. zsul, 1,50 pan. ,
of Donegal will be
LONDON, Feb. 19.-The govern-
dersto ' . -
cided to include in the hill a pro-
vision for the limits oi' the area
which is to pass undei- the juris-
diction of the northern legislature.
The basis on which it will work is
not the whole province uf. t7lste`r,
but the predominantly .. Protestant
and of Donegal. The government
Hillcnt IWllson today complcti-tl
reply to the supreme <ouii<il's ilo
in ill'-ipute over the Adriatic ct-ttl
ment linll placed it ill the liilills
Attlng 'secretary of btato Polk
tllillslliissloil to Europe-
ENN NENT TNNTISNIIY
‘Limits of Area. to Pass Under Jurisdiction
_ ' of Northern Legislature will be Fixed
by Cabinet. Only Predoinlnantly Pro-
` testant Parts of Six County Block and
Included.
(Special to The Guardian.) is very hopeful of ille prospects
the llleasure.
British Labor Opposes Bill
ment hopes to bring on the second `L()N1)0N, Fc-IJ, 19__~B|-irish I,
od that the Ciibinet has de ireland. It will fight the bill i
the Commons. Labor' represent
tives’ main argument is that the
new Home Rule flill will only i
tensify the split of the Irish peo
ple into two hostile camps. An
how the Bill will not 'dome up
morrow because ol diverse sen
DUNS 01’ U10 Old `BlX'C0\1niy bl0Ck‘ments ot' the committee Jn sever
points. .
ll’
it ORK Feb 19 -- ’I‘llllty
tic
e Canada, who have been lieid t
L, llllis island by Canadian uuthoil
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Hon Arthur Melghen and Holi T A Cre
rar Expoulid Their Policies to Two
Large Audiences in Winnipeg
is
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(Special to The Guardian)
NEW Y
lniiiliglanls lluni liililta, boundiol
lies were this aiteinoon oldr-lcd
deported back to their iionie couli
(Special to The Guardian.) I
WINNIPEG, Feb. 19. - Wlille
lion. Arthur Melglien, Minister- oi'
the llltcrior, wus proclaiming liinl-
sell' as a ilioderuie proteciionistat
ii large l..fathei'ini.: of liieiuliers oi'
the Winnipeg Board oi' Trade at
the Fort Garry Hotel tonight, ac-
ross the city in another hall lion. '
' T. A. Creraiglate Minister' of Agri-
culture, and 'ii former colleague oi'
Ml'. Meigllen in -tile llnion Govern-
ment, was cxpouniling the princi-
ples and policies ol` the 'i`ai'iiiers’
party, and milking a general as-
a- _, . . 1 , . .
reading ol' the Irish Home Itulc bor has come out in open opposi- Mun' on me “um 'md mmmlum
Bill in the House oi' Commons ongtion to Premier Lloyd Georgc‘s
'I`liul'stluy of next week. it is un-_ scheme of a double legislature for
ing interests genera-lly.
Both speakers were loudly ap-
plauded by their respective hear-
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l Dr R I‘ Ilutlleilorti ol ie
Canadian lmmil.,i ation Iiepartlnent
no (Special to The Guardian) meaning of the note is that Hoi
explained tlial he has lecciveil i
stluctions iiolil Ottawa that n
llioie Maltese will be received as
inimigiants in Canada undei lilly
conditions whatever
prise that at this of all times there
| '1`llE IIAGIE Feb 19 - Tie
,Dutch press although inclined to
resent what one newspaper calls
a display oi bud temper in the
iatlier sharp wording oi some
p -i ol i second Allied note
with regard to the former Gel
man emperor in its comment gen
cially takes the view that these
pulls are intended only lol homo
consumption and that the ieal
Place of ex Kaiser s Internment
land is simply asked to prevent
Wilhelm from interfering with the
peace of the world The govern
ment the newspapers say is un
doubtedly pleased that the Allies
did not attempt to dictate the spe-
clflc place oi internment The gen
eral feeling is that the incident
will be speedily settled with Hoi
llind's expected offer to intern Wil
liaui at Doorn
NEIYINN NN IIN
TITHNE5
ru ltptt nr lusil
hed Air-Bases at Im -
Britain Has Establis `
mule be “ry were 1° mf; portant Strategic Points Commanding
trading easier with the Iiniter
States when Wall Street financiers   
ers. Mr. Meighen expressed sur-
wele dictiitin' the price oi' til
li
`- l~.
Canadian dollar because of Can -
¢l1i’s adverse balance ot' trade.
in-in
Mr. Crerar took the ground that) tspgcgai to Th, (;,u;,-glam) ,ant ranwa
I
Canadian industrial establishments
3 WASHINGTON, Feb. I9.-Great
that had to be propped up by
tariff Wefe Of “0_ "/“Tile 1° the Britain relies largely upon her air
“‘“1“i-"Y- _ Tie ‘l“9"_"°“0d "“'heiT}9" i`orces for the defence ot' Persia
the patriotism oi the Lzinudlan and Mesopotamml according to uf.
nllinul'acturcr was strong enoughto “chu ttdvmes recetved he,-¢_
Sir
win his support to the plank in to -Chu!-Qhm Brmsh Wm-
o
the farmers' plt'il`tol‘m which pr
Wins n ,
' Minister, recently informed Parlia-
vided for free trade with Britain ment that utr bases have been BB.
within five years.
fi _
IIPENINII SESS
 tnuolliuutoou
ilNl,TI|TN.N|TN
NY N.
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vital qllcstion of -the Foreign Ex-
oliango situation, particularly as it
ai'i`ects` tl'ar]s:lc.tiolis between Cana#
Tllis is a muliy-sided question
“ml many §“ggesu°“” are hemgitliev were built oi' uiisezlslililetl. de-
the nleans of obtaining relief fronl
oil basis The two nations trad
(Dominion Press Special.)
PARIS, Feb. lil.-Oi' 82 sliipll
built |`or France by the liiliti-d
States llurlrlg the wnr, not one has
been able io put to scat lioczillsc
0 feciive lumber, M. Liigiion, i`lirlci'
o
Socl'ciai'y ol' Stair, told thc Cham-
ber oi' Dt-plltics Uolillnission on
Men-.l\alnt. Marine. yc.~rtl‘l'llay. 'I‘li<~. ‘ ~. itl ill to offset this r-unrlitioll_
ships, Blgnon said, illcluiled -ill
scliooners, ami cost eighty million
ilolliirs. The conlmisslon ordered
an investigiltion.
Better Conditions for
thus taking away iill liitlilcelilelit
to thosi- who would otlit-rwiso lie-
vole their lives tu it, and iiiail ai
iiatioll\ville propiigaillla should iw
lust ii- . . . .
as well as io awalrcil public inter-
est lli the flliitlaiiilolitiilly ilnpurt-
lint llature of the teacilllig profes-
sion as tlic basis of national ad-
vaiicelilcilt, were some of tlht- feat-
ures of loday’s opelling session ol'
Trade Builance." But let ug get -
down to the theory of the matter.
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merchants of one country are wi- '
N , "l`od'ay`s prriceedingsgaficr orgn~
Sensation Imminent.
IN CITNIINC SESSIU
Business Men_Nor Cpposition Want an Eiectio
E butli Predictions Develop Stormy Session all
probably onc-~eightli of 1_per cent.
to cover .the cost of handling. It ~ -_ ,.,,.
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OTTAWA, Feb. 19.-Business ln-- But altliough,;s stated, the Go
terc-sts of lilo country are not desir~ vernnlciit may stcerits way throng
ous of an election at tlio present caucus and through any low tart
time. They .fear changes in the resolutions brought in-as they cel
` direction of rndicallsiil \vliicll an tlilnly will be brought in--it nla
““”"' me “°°°““I~ N°W~ The cost election would probably bring. full fronl internal disseilsions. Wit
There is a hope that before the full Sir fgobert » -Borden appnrentl
five years of this Parlialllcut has tlirouglag a leader, the questiono
expired the country will have settl- leadership becomes vital. The ren- ~ _
but rather than incur tho cost of eq down, and some of the present soil Sir liobert Borden was 10|-ot-fr propagalida, bedause -the profes-
political and' social unrest will have to colitlnue as loader against his HTC" “WIS ll _Ili ,
partially, at -least, spent itself. will was because there was such *Ilan “-VC" bi*-'If‘"`0~ The I‘5“‘°T““g
No, are the opposl-tion lnucli disselision in ills Cabinet that they
more nllxloug for an election at the could not agree on a successor. The IMD its 0Wll~ Every hope I have in
present time. T-here arc lnnny Cabinet has not yet come to the tile' `f“i\,“"’ “I C“““d“ begin” “nd
members of the Opposition, lnclud-` stage which ilie late israel 'i‘nrte ends I" °d“°“iI°“' “nd we "TTI
ing a number from the Province of described as “fighting like blnzes.’f `9d“C0il‘ 'Ile DUODTG ‘if the W ° 5
Queibec, whoihave very li`ttle_ sylil- but there is nothing better than a.
pnthy with the low tariff talk which stuite of arnled neutrality all round. '“"“` ,
some of their fellow members in- Messrs. Calder and iSitton. who were
TIIE WEATHER dulge in-. They will even go -so fur the real forces ‘behind Union Gov-  S 
' nd'
as -to support low tariff resolutions ernment distrust.iMr. Meigllen, a
TEMPERATURE so long as they are sure tllat they those of his own political convlc- TM hwvtpst gate ,wmch hm
TIDE, BIOON ETU. are mere fireworks, but if .it came , tions are jealous of him. It niight swept évcr nm; Province for many
to putting them into practice they como to the latter pulling out, in yearn was that of mst eve“mg_ Be
LL.;
. 1‘0R0NT0_ Fen 20__5¢,-ons would be lined up with Messrs. which casoilc would carry tho Con- t VI 8 I 9 .I lk' cord,”
West to north west w|nds_ ¢|t,m-tn! MoCr‘ea, Tobin, Lapolnte and others servntive members -in the House tyegxe 0;-Eta] fegtgger ‘Lie ,em
and Colden _ whose convictions are well known. with him, Union Government would Guy of me wind was 55 mites an
The tam-mt temperature wedneg. This is IIOI l0,Sl1Y. ll0W0\'€l‘. -that thus be automatically dissolved _ ,
. here is not an increasing senti- and aroturn to straight party linen
day night was 32 degrees. at 9 T Mr. Newbery. has memory of .llc
a_ m_ yesterday ,tt was 33_ The ment lin the Hriuso for lnriff rc- would follow. it is far from inlpos- mm Bmw” that he never saw tm,
.highest durtns yesterday was 44 vision. There are many wllo would sible that n Cabinet break may oc- barometor mu so 'rapidly nm. so
an at 9 last “mm tt was 39_ have been glad if the Government cur. '
The tide will be high this mom- had gone on with its investigation,
I ceorled to Apart from all this, there arc p
ing at 11.23 and tomorrow at 12; and courazeousi' rw
1 . t,|| 1, huh tomgpt at 11,20 and make thc tariff n more scientific dlctlons that this In to be 1 partlcu- th 1 vet to We,
t w e _
tmnonow at 12_5‘7_ _ instrument than It is at present. larly stormy session.'f‘hore is some-t we inches of Bum.,
gun nt, tht, Bgtemggn “_ 5,34 The number- of old .Protectlonst thing brewing. of which particulars Tm, commtons for tt-avemns tn
and tomorrow at 535; |t |-159, to. “die hards” in the House is steadily may not yet be given, which, it
morrow morning at 6.52 and .Sunday Growlng less. This much, at least. predicted, will make this one of t
the Western agitation has effected. most sensational sessions of Pnrli
at 6.50. ,
` - i oman other ways ment ever held which may lnvole we and the me was cove,-ed wph
New moon Thursday, Feb. 19th. 9"* T\°l'°» Us I1 B Y
35 of late. the Government has shown the downfall of the Government a
5. p. ,m.
yt,-,t` qua,-te, moon Thqrgagy, a lamentable lack of_courlige and' possibly end some political careers nov all their wits to keep
' initiative. and wreck some reputations.
re' Tho radii-`fall yesterday was 1.20
tho National Coullril, of lilducatioli
lilists. A committee of three was
appointed to bring lil li report on
lloiv 'best such :i czimpalgli can he
uliil‘si'taken. This committee will
report biifore the close of the coil-
fclelice 'I Iiursd ly night
rinization had been colilpletell, were
' devoted entirely to drafting resolu-
tions desigilcd to better the statu.-l
n of tho teaching profession and to
secure for children n hotter chance
d of being taught thc flindnilienials
oi’ good citizenship before they be-
gin to earn their own living.
-John L. Joy, ti. delegate from
Nova Scotia. struck a note of 'hear-
t'y sympathy when he said that
v- stateslilcn of today were getting
ll over thc idea that education was
ff sonintlilng illiat had to llc given at-
~. tcntion occasionally. The present
y wave of unrest 'was ascrllwd by
h .him as duo to selfislincss which iii
y turn, was due to rl luck of a sellsv
f': of duty to the stale and to one`s fei-
`lo\vnlan Tllo time was rl-po for
lieln reco nized better
profession is on the eve of coming
Dominion to understand it that
’ hour, which is the greatest whicl
so low. It took n. complete plunge
of one inch and a quarter.
inches, equal on e e ,
T5 the city last evening were any-
ll° tiling our pleasant. 'rite sidewalk
il
d water so that those not siirefoot-
s
”~ in many places were covered with
IDN ITEC    
` Nationwide Propaganda to be Illiderlaiien to Secnr
Teaching Profession.
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O-’I"I`A\V;A,, Foil, 1.0.-’I`llat ills
teaching professioli all over (fun-
I ada is at present bailly ulltler paid,
Tlloconventinn appointed comm
tees to go into the question of
and to prr~pail'e cs
flilcnrt- exists in the high schoo
n tice to look into cdul
.i._-<-0~>-1*'
.
Cabinet Decided
l’resident’s Disability
(Dom. Press Special.)
unable to perform tho duties o
utivc Madden olf illinois, a repulbli
e. s. , .
be left to the Supreme Court.
Germany Wants
to Forestall Britain
In Russian Trad
(Special to The Guardian.)
of the great powers to launch
tion in Russia. an t us g
Germany.
,____1-if-)’°'l“
Canadian Consul
Welcomed in N.Y
(Special to The Guardian.)
ly assumed his duties as Consu
mntlonfat the Canadian Club ine
NBII
survey oi' all t`amillian text books
find what liioral and spiritual in-
cllrriculilnl; to eiiqiiiro what is
being. done ill (‘anallial\ ins-titutions
t - »l»=~l , i lvelol - °
tiie pIpN»lI'is"D(iizililtyc  too ln‘fEuence)   
tho cliaractcr of tile pupil, and ano-
.t.
ther colll li .
tion of teachers already in the
service with ii view to extending lt.
WASIIIINGTON, Feb. 19.--Dcter
mlnation of whether the
l‘l'i>sidelit is disabled to such mdtes fm- int,-,mmm-\t_ Such p
an extent . that he is
I another wily of making him a
his office would be left to ull open
official inquiry by the cabinet, ric-
cording to terms ofa bill introduc-
ed in the house today by represent-
csnlpriign of “peaceful penst
" d ll ain tro-
NEW YORK. Feb. 19.- Captain 0]-{.A_RLEST0lN. IS. C. Feb. 19.
Glover Armstrong wh° has f°¢°l1i° sire early today destroyed the to ree America become noleliev ut"
I mess linli and galley of the Navel Lu¢pw|¢ C_ _»__ K_ Na,-t,,n,_ gmt*
General here, was welcomed to hotptm 'hem For 9, tim; the
New York on behalf of .Canada at name, mt-,armed to ,prom tg the mm me senate row,” R, n
a dinner by Col. Cooper, Director‘e~,,t|,.e hospttat and bedndaen Ng. stmwmmmn md” Mm.
wlente were removed. The fire orl- dgnlgd poygygr that he qu *gm
of tho Canadian Bureau of lnfor
'I sinned in a seller mm u defective ing to ever-till-mr united sum.
tablished nt Bagdad and Karachi,
the latter il port on the Arabian
Sell and the terminus of an import- ations in the all-_
I
Y.
Military experts 'here attach
great importance to this announce-
ment because it is an innovation
in military strategy iii two import-
ant particulars. lt is the first time,
authorities say, that air forces
have been relied upon to so large
a degree purely for defence, also
the impossibility of conducting op\
erstions in desert regions has been
overcome by carrying on the oper-
Gorman Reply
I to Allied Note
(Dominion Press Special.) ,
BERLIN Feb 19- The Germ n
I - . B
0 reply to the latest Allied note on
|trials for alleged German war
guilty will point out that the nnt-
ure of the accusations against
Field Marshal Hindenbiirg and
it General Ludendorff, which are gen-
li eral instead oi' specific, are un-
satisfactory, it was understood lo-
timates oi’ cost day. The Cabinet discussed th
oi’ such ii step, the ldczi being to conimunicntlon at today's sitting.
its "°i">' l"‘°b“b'Y Wi" f°‘1“°“‘ low li till Jul io to bring naown
I that the accusations in several cas-
es be made more specific.
(Dominion Preee Special.)
BERLIN. Feb. 19.-The genera
guards to prevent s poss
nionarchist plotters. Little fen
' was expressed that the former
Kaiser will be sent to the Dutch
course, officials said, would be on-
ly
nlartyr in the eyes of li section of
llie German people. ..
can. His plan is ii substitute for THE HAGUEI Fog 19___}{gl\rmr)
U10 DYOPOSHI Of \""i"'*`5"T‘t“T~T"" will not even change the exiled
F s Ohio that this determination
Gorman Kali-ier‘s place of residence
without a diplomatic struggle, fol-
lowin receipt of the latest Allied
that is certain to be safe, l`l\'0VIdi!lR
be is not surrendered to the En
tente. lt was learned today that
the Dutch government will not rc
e _-
code from its position. Under pre-
' ii
sent conditions this means th
-I ll d will not consent to put th
dies without pressure.
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0
meilirttcly. The decision is said t _ ,
have been prompted by fear that
Britain who, according to the Ber-   
lin. is negotiating with Soviet-
Russia through James O'Grady. M.
P., at Copenhagen may be the first
R (Dom. Press SP°¢ilI-I' X
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LONDON. Feb. I9.--The Britis
mendous trade advantages over president Wilson has ever aS\'®®
th urchase b Great Britain of will sit with Lemieux, and Dr. Bo-
to e p
German shine sein by United Sle-
tes which are now eubiect of litig-
ation at Whshilittblh
Fire Threatened _
stove, it le believed.
ed had to
"above water." during the storm.
I e
flight.
Remain in Holland
impression prevailed here today
that the former Kaiser will remain
in Holland, the Dutch government
probably establishing certain safe-
- bi ibie es
Holland will Not Depart Ex-Kaiser
if!
note demanding that the Kaiser st
least be confined in some place
Foreign office flatly denies th#
Naval Hospital _
__ WABHILNGVTON, Feb. 19.-»"I lm
iAnotlier Concession
to the Germans
(Special to The Guardian.)
LONDON. Feb. 19.-Germany has
been allowed s. concession .from
the terms of the treaty of Versail-
les with regard to the speed. with
which her military forces must be
reduced. Premier Lloyd-George,lt
was learned today, has notified Dr.
St. Hamer, the German Envoy, that
the date when her army must be
° reduced lo 200.000 men has been
fixed as April 10th, while she is al-
9 Y
to the 100,000 limit.
New York
For Markets
---_»
1 8 eclnl to The Guardian )
( P -
NEW YORK. Feb. 18.- Today
was fox day at the fur auction in
(tile Masonic Hall here, the feature
being the active buying of white
_ foxes for English. French and Ger-
cnpe or dealings with German 1111111 HCCOIJDL
` r Dutch buyers sought blue fox,
southern and black muskrats also
were sold, the latter bringing up
to $4.50 each and advancing sixty
per cent. over October sale prices
here.
Soutbem rate went up fifty per
cent. The highest price for the
.ilny was reached by blue fox, the
best of which brought two hundred
and seventy dollars each. The
grand total for the first three days'
selling reached $3,650,000.
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Allocating Seats
In the Commons
(Dominion Prone Special.)
,i OTTAWA. Feb. 19.-W. S. Mid-
dleboro. Chief Whip of the Gov-
ernment party and James Robb.
3 chief opposililin whip, are new
today in conference to arrange
nanliiu, Foo. io.-'rho oermlln 1° lm , _
Cabtne, decided meat, Rm ‘agen deposed Kaiser in exile in East n seating or the new Hou" of C°m_
peace negotiations w th uss a nl-
mons. Both sides will adopt the
plan of seniority of service as a
basis of allocating front seats.
Sir George Foster, acting Premi-
er, always gat with Sir Robert Bor-
I     This session Sir George will
den.
take the seat of the Premier, but
he has not yet chosen his deal:
mate it may be Mr Doherty Hon
x r ~ » e
if Mackeniie King will have Fielding
ll as his desk mote; D. D. McKenzie
land with Mr. Murphy.
lie Admits lie is __ ~
A Socialist
(Dem. Prose Special.)
Bolsbevist and would bo very glled
representative to the United Staten
Government.
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