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CANADIAN DEGERTERB.
WMM N  cartesian monies. _ illtnlaue Manolo Paenen Fon- ALL
gp'-_-
eesostoa-mmecf  _ trout
Pstrograd that tim, .hgvi
succeeded 'ing _ _ vee
from the env_ movement in the
extreme west the meet encoun-
ging news from the theatre of war.
on which the eyes of the world are
focused. to reach London in several
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tional information that the Rauma- "
nians in their retiremem were ahle
to destroy large quantities of cereals d
an . " un silk _
_ __ _ lseek alll( Y ann u Dux; cA_m_‘_
OTTAWA. Nov. 28-Assurances by _  --
llobert Cecil. kltill linletor HAVRI. New 2|- Emile Vaudalr-
the laecuti
veilterder and eeqbte or tsrnsuonal 'fuoeistion or socialists,
°f "I0 lU°l°‘| ¢\ll'U\i ‘lf H' has written to the members of the
Dewart by Hal. Arthur mgygguogr coucdrllllll the d°p°"" order-in-council extending this cle-
m Tu”-w' N" °l°"°¢ U0" 0' mmm '°"“”5 'mn mency to all soldiers who are now
433°' _\““u°|\- Girllllliy. ll 1030*" deserters or' who are reported as
D°'\fU lu“m°l"»* "°"° We might have believed that lf*-°*` being absent without leave. There
“Y "W|°\\°" '~° uw" submitting to invasion, with this vLo- amfhundreds of “ch mem many ot
" "ml "‘° M" °' °° "'°“°' lclics slid °°°\lllll"°ll» 'ml lt' m"°"‘ them in the United stator whither
""u°“ bm °‘"°3 W U" "ni" ll- 0|" P09919 |155 |“m"`°d *ll th” ° they went taking "French" leave of
’ 'nh 'mm M' ‘“°'°u°" '°" 90°F" °°\l||| l“3°\'» ‘Wt "°"° 'un their units in Canada. _lt_ is expected
°"‘“‘“°‘ 0° G°'°mm°”" to come Delpairin of hollis 851° that scores of them will return as
(Canadian Press Despatch.)
OTTAWA, November 28.-All de
rtera from the Canadian expedi-
ided. they report again for duty by
December 15th. His Excellency the
Duke of Devonshire has signed an
proves to be true. lt meansthey. hams :mm It "hi'°u° m hu" u "I 10 U09 ull! Which ¢ “W *‘*k°”» 1” soon as they know they are to be par-
on . ' '-
Crsiova, and perahps rejoined forces
on the All in
Optimiste here expect strong in
days. if thin es well as the addi-
tio
ratlve _statement setting the mat mmm ohm nm, and ng W d
‘ N' the German Government appears e
:;‘:°?:*""|:' n':_°’: l}:|e°‘::u‘2';g:1°t termiued to ire!! 01° 391815” the_men must surrender themselves
Imcgelmm In me cz iw 0," the cououcrod Worr lf°°l°\l ill *ll* not-rotor nom December-_istn to the
"° ’ use or Assyris and Babylon. unit to which they belonged, ot the
counter-offensive at the right mo- me wmewht emb",.u,m‘ am", "we "cena every day at Havre
ment by the strong Russo-Roumanlau
force known to be in the Alt Val- De
° li
vd _
The order-in-council provides that
lace where that unit is still in Can-
_ P
n mm 'ua ur' D°""` “mms ' li|¢\l llllllw 0"’ h°‘“'t° da, or else to the district oiiicer com-
meseages w a
mms” “aged Ji' mend Snniipgl N800- TUB d9D0l"-*U00 in Fl*nd°"» manding any military district in Can-
tlcel coinra `e, r. G. G. . n d in the hrs
The g|¢ug¢|0n in R°umm|;_ ‘B ge.. _ _ Li d . l 1 _ at Cbarleroi. at MOM dll ada. The-order-in~couu_cii also pro-
°"“'°d in t°d*Y'° “°‘"~ 550'" ‘Ml :nil xgterdgysihrt :li1z:o:i|is<:k‘:ilDu.|:o:l E" 9°" °t the °°“ntfY» 9'” m°"° vides that all soidiersnow under sen-
Genersl Von l‘alkenhayn's forces. n.a~` 'M h h gemanded 5 ¢0mm|"|on lll-llll°l'0lll Bild Bl0ll|¢|llS- 'l`\l° me" tence of imprisonment, or detention
ving gained the railway at Crsiova, ‘,-
have rapidly pushed to the southeast, P,
and are. according to German odiciai
accounts, already in touch with Field
placed a wedge between Oreova and :h
r ’ .
l y.
(ll
y arg; gsgmisn “gr pggngusgfgl men. i oiilcer commanding the unit to which
h
( 1»¢*.-p“"g¢|\,) 0! WAI' T530. ill! me Ihlllslill hldqlinlster of Mrmitions in Q se
LONDO§» NW- l7~""f|*°*-""U°°'  ia w£  add.. cau.3°ml:m‘”P;??h?t I1: tional? force will be iiardoned. Dro-
__' ' to
familis -
one '
.. _ ` “Fr
as
sian
t i sooo too li with ‘
Marshal Von HacKensen's forces. Bw;-':,’;'::b|a|'n5mm 1;; “liter” the HERDE9 |-|KE CATTLE. c
th
which crossed the Danube at Llmnib first place Mr. Lindsey; explanation “The are gathered “p_ herded and
aa. and advanced with equal rapidi- is
ty and are now before Alexandria_ Do
The German reports do not state w
where the two forces joined hands. but "c
e
in direct opposition to what Mr. Y
wart said. Here ia what Mr. De- ““mb°"°d "ke camel; “id cake” ,ng
an ded”-ed in making ms CLDIJVOB int() 0l|l8l' FOV ll .
h _-~ Northern France and into Germany,
lil' BS
says that the roads leading eastward -'ioglsarclt ms, lsr e G. s uno Wlllwllf lllfild l=lll<ll'°<l k“°‘"“¢ “'§’°"9; I- _ _ . _ -..-
from the Alt River are encumbered s y was asked by a' repr~esentative 01037 BW Mill! URW- They “fe °"°
with fleeing Roumanian supply col- of the Russian Government where 94 ¢°m“k° f°\`U“°“"°““» '~° °°““"“°: _ ._`___`___  _ _ _ _,_ .
umns, and marked by burning villa-'he could get quotations for nicirel-for_!"l\l°5i° "*"W°Y'1 '° make “gf”
goo. s laments to Room. Mr. Lindsey was sud other materials used in 'bull ns
h
The Roumanlan ofiicial communlca-. in
tion, to a large extent corroborntes‘tbe international Nickel Company. lll\>0l'Gl’S Wll0 U0 b0l_l_lS B911* 1° me
this news by reporting an engagement f‘WhU should a #representative 'of fl`0ll¢ 01' ""0 m““m°” W°’k“
with an enemy column advancing to the Russian Government' be getting Mllliilel' V“d9fV°|d° “am th” me
wards Roshiori de_Vede, on the rail- quotations on nickel for private in- l3°l8ll\l1 Mlllllltel' Ht The H“3“e tele
C 9 <
_ are of every use dlld c0lldlll°ll\ bill for desertion or for absence without
1,” me "“°'“"°°°' Nmm cm". sorticulsrlr youths and workllls leave, snail no handed over to me
ey belong, or to the district oilicer
ommending. _lu order that they may_
again be attached foruaetive sefvide_
The government be c _ mall!
men who deserted did nwawnt 'ful-
ly realize the seriousness of the of-
fence, and have since failed to l’0il0rt
again through fear of sever_e punish-
ment. The clemency extended will
remove this fear. t \-
LONDON, November S0- Ll0!l|'l
reports that the American steamer
Chemung has been' sunk.
The Clremung sailed from New
York on Nov. 6, for Genoa and Naples,
and stopped at Fayal. Azores, on No-
vember 26. She was owned by the
Harby Steamship Company of New
York, was built in 1883 at Buffalo.
and was 327 feet long. of 3.662 tons.
gross.
The crew of the Chemuug has been
landed at Valencia by the Spanish
steamer Giner, says a Renter des-
patch from Valencia tqday. '
The Che-mung was torpedoed near
Cabo de Gatn, according to the des-
patch. The steamer foundered with
the A.. ‘lean iiag flying, it is added,
the cnp..\ i having formally refused
to lower .1_.- img,
The submarine towed the crew to
witlilln live miles of the' coast, the
Valencia advice-s stated, and then
abandoned them.
At the end of the' day they- were
picked up by the Giner.
G 'foo may gan! fio...¢ll4d“t»°l‘='
MONTREAL. l0v_._ 28.-A ’l`0i'0ll!0
\sil?t?;dhJ\?;tTgceiratlniiazisilt bisior- forces ln eastern Canada.
Nil "
way. a little north oi' Alexandria. Thus d‘ivid`uais? Bfililllefl. °n N°V°mb°" 17' that mme _ /
the Central forces are now within tif- But there is another little matter than 300,000 Belgians had already
fy miles of Bucharest. which is hich places a burden of explana been deported, and that the German
on upon Mr Lindsey in the let authorities had ll0Bl€¢i Ufdefs in
threatened from the west north and lil
h I
brings the interesting news that Field "I Wllllld bd Kidd ll you would commence 011 NOV 139*
Marshal von Macgengen is personal quote me prices on nickel in thous letter the Belslllll SUM*
ly commanding -the movement across and 1°" and |“l°‘1|'°d “ln 1°" list \0Bd0l‘ CUB! Bll Bfllcle °f The
the Danube The” |, M indie, Where under the sun did Mr. Lind Hague Convention of 1907 prohlbl
mm yeh howeven as to what strength sey find private individuals or enough ting belligerents from forcing enemy
he has been able to put into um sec prtvptq individuals to n<f»d nickel nationalists to participate an opera
wr but his movement seems to can by thousand ton lots’ tion of war against their country
mm me |mp,.essmn previously form And how does it come that he was ‘Baron Von Huebne, the Miiit y
ed that his latest withdrawal into going to ship nickel to Russia from Governor of Antwerp, the letter conf __
Dobrudjs was voluntary in order to Sa" Fm“s°i°°° “nd Sea"-le Ullllildi "¥“fh°"|5°d the C"dm“l ° _. _  l
“mg Neither is anything demme would' seem Mr. Lindsey will have me D°m||“t10m,_ who gen,-ed to ,-9.
t l i b f i - d L
mv- -- -» -;--»»;-;-   -3-; ;:..:.:s:,° ia: :.:.;::.;°”.‘:f“:..‘.’.f ;:;:'..?.:'1i:';:;~.... ‘;,‘;°:;‘:.: rss; ..“.‘;. . _Mi
en ayn has ren erred any consi ‘
rable portion of the forces lately en
“f°"m°d °"'°|°“~ many nor enrolled in the army. ll0l
Eaged in forcing the Red Tower and V Again it is Wlmed °“t that 9"' 9lJ1Dl0Y°d ill f°"°°d 1°b°'~"
other Transyivanian passes to the op V
erations through the Vulcan Pass.
Should Roumania be driven to de- ,_
fend the line running north and south W
ate firms in Rusia, ss well as pri-
ate iirms in all the allied' countries ggRMANg T0 BLAME.
ve been getting their nickel  W? Y ‘
hrough Merton and Co's at the pre- mem Munn” von Der Goltz, and
‘mm the m°““"°‘“ between RW T0' ernment from the international ents
wer and Toerzburg passes, to. the Da- N
nubc. in order to protect Bucharest,
ing made additional B8l'90ll¥i
li Vi
“r price” med by the Brmnh G°"' after him Govemor General Von Bias-  ' mg
dckel Company' Nevertheless, today, l‘oK9-N19” °f I 
assemble forces for the Danube cms These are s few questions which it Malines. in October 1914, to say l
M
military critics here consider that her
One of the statements made' by indignant m.°tests_ the German mm.
er hd wrote tb the .international Brussels announcing that the deport . _,__
. w '
sout _ ' I _ ' . ` I M
The German ggmmunique aim' Nickel Company he said: ation of men from the apitnl woullg __
» _ _ _ - his ‘ H ' ' '
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ha
V1/ *ll* sw
7 . _,. ...I *
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lf
position would be extremeb. ,5r|¢|'c'a|_ h r' Dewar! in T°'°m° in m“k"-‘5 tary authorities' organize a civil con- `  ".t.,i ' -
“IBM” t° renew R°“m““l°~ 0' me 1916 for other than allied' countries °“?my` '
` ' ‘ ‘Before t s crime not one neutral _i_
necessity of devoting large forces to This sounded impmmve at nm as ow” has lllhought it advisable to _ . _“___ _ I 
the defence of her northern and Dob-
rudja frontiers, and that she will have
suiiiciently strong forces to carry on G
ll- Save in a way the impression that D ' t t. _ lil ~. ' _
most of this might have reached gap ;;l¢l;|l:,!;§d qgpgilroggd hrhse pillgliad ‘  5!,"!_|" ~§_ *_*
' ' . il '_ .
errnany. But examination of the stat” MVB protested ,H the gmerna.
grlmiifective iight in the Waliachian _[i;;£¢i(_1_o:_ga:?_,;_,_,_,a|;0,ge ostthe sul: t_om_ law does noi protest in its
a .3 l'a_rg_e :amber oigiliirigshhsirplgnefs qune 50|" jumce' to ig i:€':n;;_ _3_lr§é__r;u_r; _ongrlilgidwill have reason
ttf. 1'f.n1soi§§f.,'°§§yf .. 'ifeftfis Zigef Eff tfi’§Tm§.§f1t.h9-o§`if§°'§f.°.}i..tfl°ot‘39'1'.: M- "“““°"°“’° 5°" °" ‘° “Y
patch from the Roumanian Capital. the report he quoted from, was in- th“";i'31’;,“': £;’;_"k M those deported
t B ~
r-re'ixt;f:J‘:-tci2Bttlt:::~r‘l§l?lltBilrltlt gldidlgfeincslirealtrg (egilgiliy Ri;ilils0a00inpol$1?s‘ gsndngzgx ar"0n the other hand. 600.000 Der.-
, _ " 'i "  “ Bli ae now without
        
' - I . th l tl t resort to the as-
of'i§'.§‘ii§..'if.'§.'f§.if}’°§§§°s§fof§`§e-Tfgliilildléi" ‘2'.§'.1.fi;. thiftd- 'the '°”““’“‘““ .itft£.'f.'l“ 31 °t'i§e"'.`»‘t°t.o»t it it because
continuous progress for the Italians among ai? the neutlral 0 tile dhflded "I9 Germans' “ner having invaded
west or Monastir tno Entento Allied world lncludins large  elim otothq °‘“' c°“““`l" h“"° "‘“'“5°d' d`°"”m`
War Oiilee records no important en- arsenal in Spain' and ltlhees MU ed- ° pressed “nd hmped up re'
Kaseiment on the Macedonian' front does not mention'German aarellim "l“l°“?°“° '°°"n°°“"°“° and mms: be
in Cornia the Centre of the Austro- lllz been P»lllDil0‘d a 'solitny av" clude they have taken and are taking
italian theatre. east' of Gorizia, the Nor. did Mr. Dewart brothorncoffltlizgf into Germany machinery and mat_c§-
Austrlans are vigorously sheliiing the ing that much of the 2,000,000 M5 “nd b°°3“ll0 HWY f0l‘b|d mime
. __
»\
italisns. pounds thus exported' must neces Dllllildl £0 61119105' ¢\1°3h` |“h“hit°m°_ ||i5
On the Russian front there has been Bilrlly have ben nickel brought into °“ P“b“° W°"k' R is became an im
considerable activity by both Rus- ill ii 1llBllil9 ml! Wit? °f the W°"k°“' t°
e U ited States from New Cale- 1 fi V _
sians and Germans at various points. d0ll‘lli-lll¢k6l Which, according t° their entemal honor' prefer to endure Nm' " A ‘f n
Comparative calm still prevails' all information received here. has been B"-d8&¢\l» ill'lVB¢l0ll. Dl'|B0ll- mule"
along the from in Franco so for as entering United States po,-is in con. than to leave the soil of their coun-
infantry engagements are concerned. Slderllble quantities. tri' '
A Berlin semi-odleiai despatch says
thero are indications that the En-
te_nte Allies' contemplate .a fresh of-
BTRANGE SCENE . ti t bi t ld en,wom anti-
fensive, probably near Armentiers AT THE BURIAL OF el_'_Kd__:ns___n¢___:1;\;_no_h;l__ __e_a__ve0;1_ ___
EMPEROR JOSEPH. America. Three hundred of tlwild
ess; of Arrss, where heavy artillery
bombsrdments are being carried out ;
also on' the St. Mihiel front
TRIPOLI FROM ITALY,
have defeated a"foi-ce of itaiians near
run usecs, vie London, Nov 24.
”*_"'*'*-- -Father John B. Devilie of ChicaE0
has started for Belgium on his fourth
refugees are ready to, leave in 'Elst
VIENNA. NW- 29.- The coffin of and West Flanders. No one has
Emperor Josef has been iinally cies- been permitted to leave these dis- I ~
ed,_but the body will remain lying in tricts by the German authorities for
t i ‘ _
sAvs .ERuN_ fngesmllelzltl Tllllftidiiy. the day set for more than twelve months
At the burial in the cry t of the
BERLIN. via Sayville, Nov. 28.- Capuchin a historic ceremgny' will be I C A' ‘V '
Arabs under Chief Halif Ben Asker carried out which was designed to    
fl-“Dress the monarch’s aucc _
Dellibat, on the frontier of Tripoli that in spite of all pomp a sovegziuglll -` ` '
is rel a~ l
and Tunis, according to a despatch*
from Constantinople to the Overseas
says the message .
"`° ' "`°'”'    Silllii. till] Slllmlll
cession will be halted at the entr-
NOWB Alllllcy. The Arabs than .ance to the vault by n challenge from _
|_i~enetr_:lt;ad Tunis and engaggd _ tae within: “Who is there?" 'rho reply , in '
l'.°ll0 0rces,»t message a ds; t e will be made: "l-lis most serene ma- ' ‘
losses of the itgaans were heavy, jesty, tl\e eiEmperor Franz Josef_" `
The che ienger the announcement will 4-__
The Constantinople advices say be m¢d¢;_ "rpm |:u‘|9¢|~°|~ gf Au,"-. _ I 
the Turkish administration Ill Tl‘iD0l| ig, and Apostolic King of H|m.»|-y T qPApl:‘ °|ApEP.|N» |s Qu|¢K¢51"
has now been completely me-estslr tid ." A' i h il 1*. ' _ .
lished cs it wlr rriorto th¢.'l°urlrlrh- ‘i_:3ts=re:: __'_l goat ti§liT_1_icnt:t.?'n";vl;li1, wnstauroslfrte-'Est/‘ #rerun
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Italian war. l
_ r thef t d time, t e voice within --
Fhe Italians. it is declared by the aslu who demands admission. the Try it! Pape’s‘ Diapepsin will discif
dellllllcll U1 UW _ Oversees News master of ceremonies will rely: “A` anything you eat and overcome a sour. -`,
Asency. dew hilt IIWVB fl'0IIl £50 ill'-1- sinful msn, onr brother -Frans Josef." gasay or out~of-order stomach surely _ 
poll Tanian coast.
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"A"°”'°EN~ LESSARD that colonel ii. c. nioltrortl, orfror.
onto, will be his assistant‘oiilcer.
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