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Morning Guardian, Founded 1891. Evening cumiian, 1sa1. CHARLOTTETOWN, CANADA,
FRIDAY, JANUARY so, 1920. e n-ii. c--J., mn. ti. e n,' mn
innual luheerlptien, deilvend, 84.00.
  ill Hlllll BUNFERENBE __ _IIZEBHIISillllilililillllliliilil
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Chancellor of the Exchequer Invites Leadi1igiDeclare Hungarian Trouble is by no Means F
_ Experts on International Finance to‘Dis-_‘ _Over and Political Conditions in Neigh-1
cuss Problems of Exchange and the Gen-= boring Countries do not Guarantee Tran-
quility. __
(Special to The Guardian-) tion to .hold an international con-- (Special to The Guardian.) 0
V
eral Financial Situatioiiq '
' t’ei‘enee'ot' exlperts to devise rein- l"ltA/GliE_ Jmp 29.-The Uzeclio
LONDON, Jun. 29.-The (‘lian- etlies for the existing situation. Slovak Govt-riiiiient yesterday iiiudc
i)niIy Mull tedn-y. ,is ready to consider joiiiiiii; iii any .popiiliitlon was nun l‘v.et'lio. it was t
'l`iie itliituicellor is also coiisitiei‘- |geiiei~a-I plan oi` the kind proiuoteii' _
ut of -the qiiestioii' to consider .1
olniiteer niilltia system liecausi-
that elenit-nt could not he rt-lied
cellui' of the Exchequer has invlt» Referring to the statemeiit that -public ,tho draft ofian ai-.my Iiili U
ell some ot’ the leadng experts on the United ‘States Goveriinient is_providlng ifoi' an army on ii peace s
lntei-nation finance to' .meet him considering the possibility of iinun- footing' of 8,090 oillcers und-' 141,910 in
next week to discuss int`ornially cially aiding Austria and some otli- nieii. A statenieiit uct-<iiiipaiiylii.P. ti
problems of exchange and the gen- ers of the European states. the _the measure -said Iliat in view or n
l
_ _ _ _ _ _ eiglrhoriiig couiiiries were no:
eral financial situation, says the Daily \Mail says that Great. llritani itlie fact tiiant ont- quarter tit’ ilit- lst
ich as to i.:'.i:|r.|iiti_-t- trziiiquilily iii
Airliner  init  ev 1fip,;+,",1
11115 111111 11111111111111111E11_1onninrnn crniiiittinn wnniti iiiintt n saving iint
Would Wipe 0fi Britains Debt to U. S.
in Five Years. .
First Vessel Cwiied and Manned by Jews.
An Appropriationof Ten Million Dollarsi _,__
PRUHIBITIUN
i
(Special to The Guardian.)
' ii tht- ()rle`nt,llii- rate moving against
NETHERLANDS
lated iress today that. tlit-y had
iii-vi-r been approat~lit~d on tiit- ques-
tion oi’ ii. iiiaiidate for Armenia.
They added that it was highly im-
fJ ‘ h Sh’ ' V (Special to the Guaililan) ivliilli in -.tiitl enough could be suv- probalilo tlial such a niaiidatp
I ~ ' 1 ." f .
  0   ' ‘ I 1’1-YI1/1011'1`11. EDI-In Jun. Z9.-1 cd to pay lli‘ltain's iiidebtediiess tn
l.oi.l I everliuliiie, the Ilritisii niami i\iiieric.i within five ears
l°_"’ _ 1'u¢lii\'vr. who arriveii 111-re`1f»il=i.\' on Lord i.nvei~iiuime xsaitriie Iinil
board the steainer l(aisoi'ill Augue- been iniprcssed Irv the welcome ex-
`l0 Victoria from u visit of t\\'o teittlcd lo the l’r'iucc of Wules in
11110111115 iii lhc Ilililcii Slates, tie- the Iliiitvri' States. llc declared the
_vlarcii liiiuself to interviewers us` Prince was Great lii'itaiii’g giwatesti
=1U ‘1`ilV01' 01 1111* 111101111011 01 1110-' assi-I in the iiiainleiiaiice ot' frieiid-1
_ iiiliition iii Great llritaiii, tlirtiuirli ly lt-intitms with gh., i'ni;,.,| ;qmi,.,._
'zlnflugnza And .Successful Recital I '
ln Ba tist Church
(speed-ii to The Guardian.)
NEW YORK, Jun. 29.-The first
vessel oi’ Pnlestine's conteiiipluteti
Merchant Murine hoisted thc blue
and white ilug of Zion and was rs-
iiimietl "l-leholutz," the pioneer at
.liii‘fi\, recently the Zionist ol‘l§\1l\1Zi\'
lion of America announced toduy.
The vessel is owned and manned
by Jews and is the ilret of u fleet
for which Zionists plan un ultimate
approiprlution of $10,000,000. 'l`lio
vessel was t'orinerly ti Geiuiiuirertitr
und was purcliaso,| to ply along the
Pailestine coast making the ports or
lloirnt, Tyre, lluifii, Jaffa, Gaza and
several otliei‘.~i iii Egypt. 'l`hi= Zion-
ist oiigliit-ers plan to tfoiivert lla_;i'n
in-to one of the lending iinqiort and
coiuiiiercind centres of the iiear
east.. _
iii. winnrnv cnrn  _ __ ___A__ _ _
I _ .. _ __ _ . _ _
   P. I .£S'.==°‘a' *° "‘° °"“'.'~l‘a"> - 1"f.li..?.i§§"i"ii.if".?i‘.`§i`?il ‘l..-l§"’ili‘i'.."f`
» I , ` 4 l\lu\’i/ YO\llK,Jun.28.-lhopolict\_1_§‘ __,  _ 5 ,l L' _ H <-
' land firc departnients were hard 'VU-10111- 1111011111-T 10 1"* U1l"Q~‘l1
hit by influenza many; 200 p0||ce_ tl;t~_F{>leii1lid__iiiiisi<-.il trt-at pfovid-
_ _ _ ._ _ . . _ ._ V _ . ,_ .
__ _ . | I _ men ii_nti_ bet\ve_en 200 .intl 300 fir..-__f_l__ _____i¢____Q_;;t_i_i_Siiiii_i_ri__¢___ \;/_i-i_\n___c__:_ti_i_'5_t-
111111:; M ng “mme to mnmt ml livliose work last night' was equal"
_ llirtl S. f`?olei', coininissionei‘ ol’ char- -_`_ ‘~» ‘ ~ 1** 'U' |
Declares it is Time tnr Great Britain to Find Out "    "ill:-’ .'.1:;‘ i':;:.‘. 
‘ mes _hm 800 gallqnq of wh_`M,` ivlous t\iIort~i llc fiirulslletl tio lr"~is|_
 U S       |,,,v‘é helen |,0ugm`b)`. lm,  tiifiiir sevenuiiiiiiilieiwi ‘which iveri. _
° ° ’ $10 _md $11 __ g__m___ for ,__edk'.m__| all heard with the koeiiest pleasure. _
' ° ‘   P.-'»i-i ti" ii. ns
lil wal' WI11 119 1101`9V91`_ 3 111011111119|11 01 111111111Y~ "i" ““”‘"g "‘“ e"“‘°"“"‘ tn. `lf.‘.T.i'i"lnln.. .'12 'ii'.'-l1_"i'»i....f`.f.f.i
States during the war.
Hopes Switzerland
Will Enter League
iiAitTi~‘o‘itI> <'onn_ Jnn. zs_~ "ll" “"~*‘- "'“"1*”"-“0'\-
L0NI)0N_ Jnn_ 29,-"lt is time ever as a nionuinoiit of infiiiny be-_ About 700 new trzisiishil' iiifliit-rival  A;_l_`h_"___D_‘:?' _i_jI__y1f”; .
for Great Llritu-iii eai'iiesti\' io ask fort- whit-.li for C<'l\1lll‘1t~’S 10 1f0l11“i \1'\*l"~‘ 1‘fl>01`10l1 10 1110 S1810 <10l111l`1~i ` ' .11 .' 1 1` "1 `". ber 1918 from 9.000 ot’ whom 4,000
|. | f '.1 \,.;'i.`-,ni ii' it ever decent Auierlcau must liung` ment. of lieultii today a tIeci‘ousi~|"""1"1'7" 11'" ~*""1'¢"'i5 ‘1“1‘11"1\'H "1
ifPASS;-:litSi3liIntn:<i““iii~tnt-(ui-in. his Wasil" 1\'i'f>n1 yesterdfii' wlwil 904 MMS M""" m"'*'“""" Mm' """""""“""
,_ ._ __ ...__ . -» . ,_ 
accordingly," Horatio Bottomley. Basing his attack upon the Dun-1 were reported. Today's list in-I ___{_'_‘_f_':'f“_‘ “_"‘g_, Q1* """'-" (“'"“g i,,_.,_,n of iam. (,(,,|3p1emi,1,._ ywiuc.
IM P editor-ofJoIiii1lu1l,<IecI.ii-ed iels-Sims controversy. Bottoiiileyiolurlen Wiiterbiiry, 276; New lluv- " _ 2"" "1" _ "' . tions in the sian' ol' the printing
in. an’ editorial in his publieutioii convicted Daniels os author of tliel en, 107 and -New London, 47. . 0“m“__m nine” mm Mr' LHAIP
toduy. Stirrcd -by tlio_ slump in “us soon fight Britugn us Gei_in_;ny"_ __ \TE__SO\__ \_ __ J____ 28  _:‘__:_L_)___(_\:;'S_v_L_Z  the public service ‘is not eoiisider.
exchungo' Botwmluy ‘utterly ul' i&11li%1;ru('{um}‘S1lieHelilleggsfd1£1i')(si§`c111I’hy;ioiuns thilln ' etitioifedl ’Viayoi‘ M11" to be pr"S"'“t "ml pmt Tu"
mcked the condunt of [hc U"11"‘l A____§__;;'.. g 'I Van (Ioan to ¥eg__(____ _,_,_ea‘__e uf ton snibstitulcrl with two addition
__ ' ‘ ‘_ _ .|:il organ selections.
1-I any denbe,-at_,._|y_»~ he W,-m0_ _ If the glib apologists do not wliiskty_held in bond for_the pui- ,______ v_______u__ _________ _"___ Omer __0c_
--me shame of Ame,~|c,,'B function like my saying so they can do the. pose ot fighting _the influenz:i.g___ _______________ _vom ____ very _____y “___
in that (ami hour will stand for-_ oiiiei' thing.. he declured. 12/1_l1__1B_y¢1f::_1;_§'*;_1;ly1‘i;_‘_’  dei-eil. and all 'who took part ny:
' I 5 ' ` " -- , . .
`given by physicians because the §_(;s_i’°____‘i’_?§‘_f;;T:_fd "1"," th” 5"”
General Advance _ i5ov_e__ri:`meg;___l;i1s_|efui_lf€;ic_gi Anerlliili _  _“___ i LONDON, Jan. 29.-notions of
ln Lumber Prices_ ` Sir- eorge erley ”
would be iiccepterl i-I' it were offer-
l ed.
Government Urges
More Economy
signing of the arinistice in Novem-
were ~iii Ottawa to 3,911 of whom
1,904 are in the capital there Iiiive
I' bureau outside Otl_uwn it is said un he was ,mi ,mom 20 or 30
ed to be overmunned.
Fierce Storm _ _
Swept Over Britain
NEW YORK,-Jan. 29.-Rates of
pon in the event ot` troirble. 'l‘lic1F1xi~haiige on London and all tlif
tatenieiiit added that the lliingar-`prliici-pal liuropean centres contln
n duiiger was by no ine_aiis past u
nd that iolitical coiiiiitlons ol' tliv today ilirougli sliver weight ol' offer
ings from iioini-stir: and foreign
stiirrees. 'l‘oday`s deeliiios oxlteiidt-il
.lupaii for tht- first time in ovt-r .1
in-tii~. 'i‘iieri~ was little trading iii
l`liiiiesi~ hills lii~i~ause ol’ the Inali- M1151, w¢,,»|_| Wim. (.h,|(,5_
_ A
illfty of dealers to secure definite
I
(Special to The Guardian.)
quotations. Ailv-it-eg t'roiii London
intlicateil that a feeling akin to con-_
steriiatioii had taken possession ufim
- the llritlsli capital which for gen-is
ed to d'\viiidie to new low i't~cortls ii `
era ons doiiiinuted the woi'ld`s ex-:leaving Marseilles on February Zi
change niai~ki~ts. Neitlier -in Lon- 1
don. Paris nor here, liowevei~,.,.
was any soiiitioii of the proibieni or- il
lillli5 [lliXl]Hlll|lil llllllllilllid _Flllllliill Plliiilill lIlEN|llllllii-ll
_ ill Hill ll]llIEW illW llillllllllil liilliillll EGYPT llNiiH.3
eeling- _of Consternation in London Over illeclares He Will Never Again be Drawn in-
the Situation and no Solution is Offer- I to the Turmoil of Politics. He Goes to
e_d. Matters are Approaching Finan-  Egyptfor Rest, and Afterwards May Vis-
_ cial Chaos. ' it India
of poiilics.To an editor of Ulioinme
Libre he remarked the other day
PARIS, Jan. 29.-Former Pre- his defeat in the nest. vote otf Par-
lor Ciemenceau has reserved A llament ou the Presidency the week
tateroom on -the steamer Lotus bdllore left, “some persons need a
, hint, others a kick. 1 aimlhrougb.
ioiiudffor Alexandria, Egypt. He is M-y enemies may think I received
sported to be absolutely sincere a kick, my =friends only a hint; in
i his decision to remain in retlre~ any rate I am through. Iam off for
1`1`"“1 "111l"11K1l 11 Wil* l"'“117*“<1 1114111 ieni and under no consideration 'Eg-ypt. to rest. then, well, we shall
_ ., _H
iiiuttt-r.~i now have rea.<:lietl tht- L
stage wliere furliier delay may
Conclusion Soi tht
o be dra=\\'n again into the turmoil see, perliavps india."
-Canadians For
_ AND ARM___N_A_ _ London University _
   (Special t°?1cGuardlan.) (Special to The Guardian.)
ATTEMPT T0 KILL
CAIRO OFFICIAL
1 _ (1A‘IIRi0, Jan. 29.--A bomb was
(Special to The Guardian.) _ '_~°- _ IION-DON,Ji1n. 29.-l_lr. Herbert _vhmwn mday .hy n man m,pe,.,w|mg.
"l`lll»l li.‘\(illI-I, Jan. 21).--tiovei'ii-5 _ ilillilon Ruff and Prof. hwale Vine- mg u photos,-lm-her at A mmm. car
merit cdlitfiiils iiiftiriiiod tho Assoc- A <'11S1' W1Il<‘1l 11115 ~’I‘f‘111l‘11 11101? ent has been :appointed to the |n which me Mlnrmer ul Public
tbaii ordliiary interest was that off(-im);-9 of .physiology at London wo,-kB_ 155554 gm? paahm was
Mrs illiiriis vs Dr. Jardine of Ken- _ liuivpl-S1¢y_ The for-mer was educ- |d,.|v,mg_ The cm. was Bhanemd but
i-ilngton, concluded at the Suiprenie pared at Upper Canada College and the M|n1B¢e,. WM not hmm The
(‘ouri on \Vt-diiestlay evening when [the University o'f Toronto and has bomb tmower escaped_ --
a verdict lfor $200 was returned by
lslnce worked- at Llve1*D001- D111"
   .‘.‘:.‘§ si:‘t.:*'f “<“'.*‘.‘i ‘l.“i;.“'f.‘;“':f 22:11.? BRITISH PARDON
_ " \vas'np g .ss. _
ion tho art of the plaintiff to re
_ 8 DOQIC8 B/ 0 0 
I Prof Vincent has since 1904
I ove Ig e-. to the extent ofibl P' f f iisi logiy at the  
(I .l` (`Il'l{lg..` ,
_‘$10,000 from plaintiff' on three
een ro essor o -p y 0
lMunlto`ba University.
`t~harges, viz:-tl.) Assault and ' ___
battery; (2.) Improper conduct
_and alleged forcible delivery of ii
_ (Special to The Guardian.)
.3 t-iiiiii witiinnt const-nt; ts.) onus-fro the 'iilalntii’f’s evidence. contend I.oNDoN,Ja`n. 29.-Admiral von
.- I nn ii I-nit- ling that the woman was in good iieuter the chief nmcer or r n Ger-
- iii ieriiiziii nt lninr' l I; g. 1 _ - _ . ' ‘li
(Special to the Guar\.~ii:in) I iiliri met- pm- tiff- til(-ft-non was tlieultli the day Dr. Jardine had call man F199; at igga-pa |r|°w_ Wim ni.
U'l"1‘/\\V-’\. 14111- 39-fr'1`1l“ il\“llli\"‘ I-oiitliir-intl -by .\ir_ A. (‘. Saiintlers. lcd; that H110 WHS 51111118 \1D 111 11911 'so gave the order for the scuttling
alien of \~Slii\\=\~1eS 101' l>1'1'-W-11l=\1l<"‘ i<. i‘., nnii :iii-. iientir-y lrendliis ii magazine; that both she or the German wamhtps the_r_a-4**
to»l‘ar1lanienit at the sessioii which In ,.,,_.|,,“.mg the nvidf-nee Mr, land her mother had strenuously __|u_ne_ has .been get “Be by tm, mi
ovens 11 m<>i\1l\ hence ie “"S1‘H"\l= snnnriern tinniing with <ieienunnt‘s Ohieclell 10 the i>r0i>0sed operation _inn nuthortties.'rhe Admiral hssre-
l`11G1\11_i1111011 01'__S11' H<’“‘__Y 1_)_"1\1`1"“ side or the story pointed out than and that both had asked that sn- -turned to Germany, it was announc-
aud ot or mem ers of t e ‘overn-
l
Dr Jardine was called in -to see 301.1161' 1100101' 110 S6111 10\‘- MF- ed lodayl ‘
_inept and the Depz_ii"_tiiient_. _'I`li_e _pminmf on Fmruary gm when She ,Bm-n__., had further __t¢gti_fi_edo_thet_ _
1"1“""°'f‘ M1"1S1°1°- 11- -S U" 9” ""‘ ' -sui tliut she was suiferln from 11119 f1d‘ 061143111 1111 91’ C 0? Um' J  R f T
is urging that the need for econ- mo‘,|h_._,_h(,_ _.md he advised 19|- ;01wIthout her consent: that the doc- _   e  
omy in the adm-inistratioii ot' the S00 __ dL,m|s__ HD was Sem fm. allay had acted |-'oughiiy if not by-ut
c'ou1\tr.v'>i iiusiiives bo- fully recon- Coupit. of days litter wlieii she de- rally towards her and that when she (Special to The Guardian.)
Hizuli lllifi 1110 UDl1l'0P1'11111011S ‘lf clared she was siifrr-riiig from very [had asked for another doctor he _ PARIS, Jan 28.-~Jugo-Slevin. has
1111*. 1’il|'10US <1¢‘ll1'l`1l"**111`H fm' 11'” severe pains. Iler Iiusbaud had told lliad declared quite roughly that be rejected the latest allied propo-
11@‘Xf 1150111 -W-“ill” 1110 l'*‘11“¢'*“1 U’ 1110 this no an indent-iidtint. mitiioss. Iliad no time to get another and sltion for settlement ofthe Adriat-
' UW?-‘ff 1l‘Vf‘1 “‘”ll’1"°"111’1“ Wm' 0111"' The doctor came to the house and ilhu-t there WHS il 111811 Wl=\11111K 0111- 1C d15DUl@. it was learned today.
ent service. In the effort to b1‘iI1t: im- comiition was sur-_ir that immed side for him. The Jugo-Slav reply will be hand
10\\'l1 Dllbiie' €XD@11f1111i1“P- 11 15 field- late action had to 'be tnkeii and ssl Mr. Johnston laid stress on the ed to the French Foreign Office at,
here H1115' DU S0111" 111111161' 1‘@‘11l“` a consequence the operation was levidence given by Drs. Giliiis and 7 p. m. The reply, ‘it was under-
tions of staff when the number of perfo,-,m.(i_ Mr, Saunders declnreulslnclair; two -physicians who were stood, advocates putting the boun-
f‘"1D1£'J<’l’-S 111 ‘he 1111111111 1115131111' tiint the pluiiitift"s mother, Nlrsi 10811811 in =l11l€1`WRI‘dB Mid W110. 116
nieiit. has .been reduced siiice the ygepves w|,(,|,,,d \,¢._en,,|M.ndingi|@1-lgaid were in it better position to
assisted in mukiiig all the prepara-
tions for the operation und that
the patieiit ht-i'selt` suhniitted. lf, as
the iplaiiititl' said, she bud protest-
ed, wiiy iiiil Mrs. Reeves assist and
wliy was not lier liusbuiid sen-t for
.Y
yards away. if Dr. Jardine was
guilty of acting as alleged it would
be equivalent to a criminal opera-
tion and criminal action should be
brought against him; also that Mrs.
Reeves should be held as an acces-
r
I
(Special to the Guai'.fian) '
xtensive duiiiiige in the violent gale
which swept Ireland, Scotland and
”` 13...... ..X.....~....> 1G'T'R° Shareholders Continues in 0iiice i`°""`°"` E"“'"""` T"“""" 
BERNE. Switzerland, Jun. 29.-
inucd to reach here today. The
Daily (‘-lironicle said the London
so y.
Mr. Saunders declared that ow-
ing to the condition of the patient 1
the doc-tor was amply justified in
what he did lu order to save ber_
life. He reviewed the evidence of a |
large nuiiiber of doctors who testi-
fied that lil tlic wonian's pulse was .
up to 1110 as l)r. Jardine had stu!-`
_ know more about the suse than the
I
whole array of others who ‘based
their opinions on what was told
them by Dr. Jardine. The evidence
of Drs. Gillis and Sinclair. Mr. John
ston contended, showed that. there
had been negiig ence with regard
to the treatment of the woman af
daries 'of Jugt>Slnvis -back to the
lines proposed by President Wil-
son.
Esthonia Makes Peace
‘ With Soviet Russia
(Special to The Guardian.)
tel' ‘he °pem"°”'  LONDON, Jun 28.-A peace trea-
Mr. Johnston dealt st some
length with the shock which Mrs.
Burns had received from' the un-"<
called for treatment and the
rough manner of the doctor and
made an eloquent appesil to the
.iury to give consideration to ber
demands for damages.
Mr. Justice Fitzgerald in biii
charge to the jury read the three
counts in the declaration and laid
down the law to the fury respect
ing each.
ty between Esthonla and the Rus
alan Soviet Government ig to be
slsned tomorrow, according to a
despatch'_froin Riga rt/o the Ex-
change Telesraph Company. The
treaty, according to these advices,
provides that Esthonia shall re-
ceive 16,000,000 rubles in gold, con
cessions for the coiistnictlon of a
railway from Ravel to Moscow,
material.; for building the line and
300 locomotives.
H th t th .lui .ltlo of OTTAWA, Jim. 29.-A general ` _.___
omg n B Hpec Dog H advance ranging nil the way from;     (Sp¢°;a| to the Gua,._<||a,,)
'Switzerland relntive to entering
fthe League of Nations is understood,
and that the requirements of the
federal couiicll will be mei, have
rheen increased by it letter receiv-
ed by`former president Ador from
Premier Mlllerand of France who is
acting as president of the Pence,
Conference.
M. Ador and fprofessor Miix Hu-
ber were sent to Paris by the fed-
eral council to set fortlrut length
Abortlecii express train was forced cd. it iiidicatcd i1 weakened con- W1111 1'€'Ki11‘tl 10 1118 3900110 11011111
¢ n
$5 to $12 or 'uior_e her thousand _ i- _ LONDON _hm 29____s|_. George 10 S10 several tiints because 01 tiitioii rin lt' other conditions “ere 119 1101111611 0111 lhiil no o eration  
p . . ' ' . (1 ‘ . '. ' D
_ _ _(special to the Guardian) _ _ _ _ » _ the high winds. The tru-in covered as descrllied that it was an eiiier-1126111 110 l1@1'1`01`1110d 115' 11 D11YS1C1011
§,€,?,:i,,).‘:'S,:,l},}:.§';tpl“,({5rm;hfylgnggxz OTTAWA. Jun. 29.-Tlio Hpvviili  "’;__Sn;_1;cg_(;::;m;;2)n?_fv_T:_l only four miles in two hours. gent-y case and the plaintiff had no 'W11110111 1110 0011146111- 01 1119 981-18111-
‘ ` . ' liarelioltlers of the _ ‘ ’ ` . `
f<‘w lilly!! 111111 111° I11'0SD0C1S 1\1‘@.m_P9U“g or me S . H4 tion to open the Cniiudiuii exhibi-
tli'it iriccs will still go higher be-.G1‘m‘1 Trunk R“11“'“5' ""1'“1°mW" 1 ~ .
. 1 _ , , _ tion in London iii Juiit. ‘
fore the spring uiontlis. ` 1"” b‘_’e’: °“He‘1_1° ‘u'1ff_'_:x0__`;g_‘_;_(_)l This disposes of the rninor that
ig;-num] for m-|i0n_ The latter is to be the final arbiter  
""*****°‘_ “°- Mr. itsnuniiers also 'contontieu He Or elif- is to take the chance ~(§-_;;______ to The a_____d_______
ti t - id. _»  i . fir; of operating or raking the chance
'i`ht latest ndviinr-e affects ncur "lei" le WW" 11” 50”" ‘ 0 I _H H qu, I "__ mbh Com ,tlig  li‘ar1imI1e»;i‘imi>:-zririiziiienllly 01 11V11lG '11/111110111 1118 0‘I>@l'l1110l‘l- l’oN`D0N"1°'n 28"`W' A' H“3h°°`
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. -lsilioli by the former of liie sys- I . pour in count from duv today con-
culls up to good luinliei. Wllli the qu _ _ p,._q,._,, U, _,Dim vow,"-,ig hm Ninn. _E . -
.pm-seiit sliorluge of s_toc§r t;iT¢~rii:g §_§_1l_1.____3_il_l _-g¢_=.__1ielil iii Loiidoii on ______ ____ _____ _____________ _,___ _____g____ _\_______
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, _ _ . _ _ Th th _ Australian Premier, speaking pt
_ injured, ili'it sho was nblt to up ___ P_£_______91‘_: ;1_:'__4_“____t;IT\f_T'_;'tZ_l;1_f_)_; _C_:iB:;1 Melbourne yes_____d___y_ _____d the _mn
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,The Albbies administered ii. self- the period the home team notclied_ TIDE, IVIOON ETC. FRcM THE WEST
ore defeat to Stellurton in the sec11unother and tiius led comfortably ____ ____
'riii-3 rms, Mun., Jnn.'27.-J. i-‘_
ore was 9-3 alter the frnc- During the third period it was TORONTO, Jan. 30.-Northwest Eg_____ __ ____________ who b_____m_e lost ___
_ ___ ___ ____ ___ _ ___, “'1"““' 1”" “"1 °°1“* __ ___ _ n iiimnrri wns iriiinii ny his ting
fortunately had io retire in the ut ins uun e to a vw e o io i. _o\gt_=__r::_ie;§_:ia_(y_'__i:_I_§i_;:_:_s;i:_ii__t_ e__r;t_; _;e_s__ “ner he had been 0ve_,co___e _:Y
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qgven lbefore Cook retired how- the three rovince und there is gi-i_;1__;1_;__:l oolock lust evening It was eEg____';" _____;5co__‘:_i__g ___ _Form had
i lt. fi l th nning .for the Miiri Th iid "1 tb high this arm., been missing from their shack at
nay had s ':a\rI3‘e?)i§:r1’iei:g°lth:‘fh'(;lt ti§n“t:B`C11\R1l1Dt101\uBhiD. A few games niooneat5.e1i5wnnd teiniorrow at 6.2‘t; N""h 111513" 1111119 1°’ 10111” “YB
(heh. omzmu fast clip they left no with Dalhousie would help to clear it w|||1 be high tomorrow moi-ning nt When 119 Sluriefl 10 Wilrch 101° 111-my
pedodfoa dIi\lbt that they had it all the ainiosphere ii bit as the col 7,11 and Sunday st 8.19. H9 1011116 1119 110113' 25 1111199 “WHY-f
mom mr 0 using team. The first legistes claim to have the fastest The sun sets this afternoon at W1111 1110 1l°dY 01 1116 hulk? 119111".
0"' e pp aggregation in the provinces =by the 5_04 and tomorrow at 5,05: it rig. by. The hesd had been eaten from
es tomorrow morn-Ing at 7.23 and 1116 b0dY by 1119 rBv9n0\lS 1108-
ty _ ' ' Sunday iii. 7.21. _ Tlfie dead man is s retumed sold-
lld d with Purnell ireces- The, Aihegweit supporters dispute First quarter of the moon Wed- 91° 1'0m 01t0W11. F0111 \’@D0l‘16d 10
gggghisolhise retirement from the this statement und woud li:_re to try; ne_sdt_iy. Janus;-_y ?_8t_hs_ll.38___a_ m. :ho )nol_Ice a_t 1’f_tiult;i§1a__ iiai;in_g
I I 5, Stl _ I I with the muc router ‘iii moo e n. ny, emuiry rnvo et on not or ays~ inf
K"‘“° "‘° ‘°°"° "°°d MW " 9 “mc "R Ms 4th 4,42 n,1lm. 1 ntni-ved nnd rroni bitten. ll
ond und final grime last evening. 6--3 beginning the third session.
I-lgewfe over. Cook of Biellsrton un- Aibhies all the way. 'Stellurlon -be
ter part of the second period and team netted 'thc rubber three times
.p ,
ever the Aibihies demonstrmted that no reason why thiay should not
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'pelhoehgngezhnd period their s\lD6¥‘~ Nil
sort wee more masked and when
lsrton 3. In the flnnl moments of university iearm.
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Jiistlce llaszurd in the Supreme
Court yesterday. .
Mr. G. Gaudet appeared as conn-
scl -for the plaintiff und' Mr. J. J.
Johnston for the defendant.
'idenco was heard from six
wytlifosseg for the plaintiff and -from
two for the defendant.
The court adioiiriied about 4.30
and will meet again ut 10.30 to-day
when the cast- will be given further
hearing.
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ligt-rice on the part of Dr. Jardine.
rliir. ‘Sriiinders siild that if the ver
dict wus given for the plaintiff, iti
would mean that the coun-try doc-_
tors would have to work in piiirs_
for their own protection against
suits of this kind -being brought a-
gainst them. Mr. Saunders also em-
phasized the fact that if Dr. Jar-
dine had behaved in the manner
alleged. and hnd noted 'brutally to-i
wards the woman they would not:
have sent for hini the next day. Mr.
Saunders also said that Dr. Jardine
and another doctor in the vicinity
were unfriendly over dlsagreementi
resulting from difference of opin-1
ion over ccrtniii smallpox cases and i
that this quarrel may have hadi
something no do -with the lnstitu-1
tion of this suit.
Hon J. J. Johnston. K. C., coun-
sel for the plaintiff, declared that
the defendant had 'two lawyers de-
fending his case and that vlrt.u_s.1ly
the whole .medical frimternlty were
banded together to stand 'by him
whilst the plaintiff had only one
lawyer conducting her case.
lMr. Johnston in referring to the
evidence given by the great army
of medical talent, quoted from au-
thorities on medical jurisprudence
with regard to exipert testimony de-
claring thut it was of little real
value.
He cited instances where doc-
tors had disagreed mentioning s
well known case when il certain
Iuwyer was tried In thlg court.
vntlon of health or saving of life; "mn be ready "ml "' °“m°1em15'
the consent being then implied.
The jury is to determine fromi
t_he evidence whether this was an
emergency case or not and if tacit
consent was given or not.
With regsni to negligence. the
law is very clear. lt is expected
that the pivysician should have s
rv.-asonalble amount of skill; know-
ledge and judgment. After further
explaining the law, 'His Lordship
then reviewed the evidence, deli-
ing first wth the defendant's stale
ment that he had been called in
to treat the patient suffering from
severe abdominal pains; threaten-
ed with miscarriage and with cer
tain other conditions that required
immediate action; her pulse for in-
stance helng 130. The defendant
had also stated that the mother ll-
sisted in the operation and proper
ation ftherdliore.
After further reviewing the de-
fendaut's story His Lordship then
referred to the plaintIl's evidence
stating that she denied the state-
ments made 'by Dr. Jardine. He ai
so pointed oun. that importeaico
must ‘be attached to the evidence
of Drs. Gillis and Sinclair who
made personal examination of the
plaintiff. ln closing His Lordship
set forth the questions which the
jury should ask themselves bifdte
coming to a decision.
The Guardian understands that
the defendant will make simulca-
tton to the full court for A new triei
numerous army to say" "thus tar
and _no further.” he is quoted as
saying. “We are hedged with na-
tions which lust after -this coun-
t__y_..
Germany ' s for'
er Criminals
(Special tc The Guardian.)
l1\.AR~lS. Jen 28.-4}ei‘many has
sent A note to the peace confer-
ence urging the Allies to relieve
ber from execution of the clsuso
In the Versailles treaty which re-
quires; Qei-many ito deliver miei'-I
sons accused of war crimes, It was
learned today. The text. of the
note has not yet .been made public.
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Mr. Johnston then went fully ln-
that the verdict be set lelde.