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--HRM IIIOKINH- On Saturday, \ l|/
morning. soya the Pioneer, Mr. Grlinnv
ot Charlottetown, one of the men en-
gaged -by the Canadian Government
lteiiwey authorities to dismantle the
Crystal Rink at Bummerside since it
has been vaeatedby the German pris-
ondre, fell from one of the raftofl md
broke his arm between the wrist _and
elbow. The frlcture was set at the
Prince County Hospital and Mr. Glit-
iln was sible to take the afternoon
train for home
-Mr."‘.latnee Rush of this city, yes-
terdey received the very Srniifyinx
news from the Director oi Records.
that his son, Sergeant Lemuel Rush.
ei the infantry. who had b`een miss-
ing -and was later reported as a pris-E
gnu- of war in` Germany, was among!
released war prisoners who had ar-I
rived lu England on December 5th.
The many triemls ot this gallant'
young otllcer will be very glad to
hear this news and will hope before
very long to see him home once more.
_ .*D|ED OF INFLUIENZA.-A deep
grlef settled on the home of Mr. and!
l\irs;_ Allan McDon-aald, Geol‘Z6l0WY\,
when the remains of their eldest son;
Albert who died of influenza in West:
ern Canada were brought home for
burial, which took place to the Roman
Catholic Cemetery at 3.00 ~p m, Fri~
day, December 6. Rev D. P. Croken
P. P. conducted requiem mass for'
the deceased who has spent the past
five years in the west. Previous to.
that he taught school on the lslimdl
holding. as he did a First Class Llc-en-l
gs, lk-, who but 24 years of age and.
leaves to mourn -besides his parents,l
four elsif-.l-s, Misses Mary, llelen,‘
Rose and lsabelle and two brothers
George ami Bernard, all at home, to
whom we extend our most llhartfelt
and sincerest sylnpathy.-"G" l
LONDON. Dec. i2.~The Daily Ex-
press this morning says it understands
that Viscount Milner, the Secretary
of _State for war, is about to quit thel
Government. "
AMSTERDAM, Dec, 12-The Hohen-_
zollerns are leaving Amerongen. The‘
former Kaiser and Kaiserine are re-
ported to have rented the castle De
Monte, near Wageningen.
LONDON, Dec. 12.-Sli' John
,Norton Griffiths declares he will
advocate a. measure in parliament,
compelling employers to employ one
wounded man in ilfteen. thus solving
the disabled men problem.
0'I‘TA\‘V‘A. Dec. 12.-Compulsory
military service coat Canada in the
neigb-borhood of $4,000,000. This es-
timate ls about thirty two dollars per
mah drafted into iris amy. Or about
;w_¢,m_y ogllnrs per man. of reinforce-
ments actually made available under.
the .Nliltary Service Act. " '
VLADIVOSTOK, Dec. 12.-The
second unit oi the Canadian Siberian
Expeditionary Forces consisting of 30
ofllciers and 400 other ranks, lrnclud-‘
ing a squadron of mounted police, ar-
rived today on the steamer Monteagle.
General headquarters have been,
established here. Units of the British ,
and Canadian Red Cross have .beeni
organized with Vladivostock as the
base oi’ Military and civien' relief.
.WHEN-s, Deo. 12.-A precarious
situation exists in Asia Mnor where
the Turks aret persecutlng the Greeks,
pillaging and outraging Christians
and causing riots and many deaths.
o*r'raw.A, oss. 12.-canadian
military headquarters overseas have
sent ta cable tn the Director ol Public
Iniormetion, here announcing that
two _divisions of the Canadian corps
are now established iu1'Germany while
the remaining divisions the 3rd and
4th have just received orders to com- ,
mance their march from Mons where
they have been in rest since the sign-
lmg of the nrmlstice, to the Rhine. In
formation from corps headquarters
indicates _that the inhabtants of Ger-
many are taking the occupation vefyi
quietly' 'l‘hey ure reserved mostly
but occ`ssion»ally show a disposition-to
iraterniue. »"I’he heads of communi-
ties are doing their ‘best tosee that
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LONDON, Der-. 12.-(lrantl Duke
Nicholas Ni»!tol‘aievitcll- forlnér Con.-
mander-in-Chief of tho l`.".="m army
is now in crinllluntl -~ . force of
i"of<"ncl." fn wutberz: '£` -in accord-
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BRISTOL. DPC. 12.-The Will' bill
of the"Alli1;~s against Germany is
twenty-tour hilllion pounds sterling
according to the British Pnl-me Minist-
er Dnvd Lloyd Georle weo 'ill'089U\5‘\`
this and other interesting isets he
for alarge gathering here today. The
cost oi thewvsr to Greet Britain was
eight billion pounds sterling. Beferei
the war the estimated wealth of Ger-
many, said the Premier. was between
tlfteen and twenty billion pounds sterl-
ing, so it the whole wealth of- Ger-
many were taken there would not bot;
enough to pay the account. There-
fore he had used the words Germany
gheuld pay tothe utmost imit of her;
ggpwity. He declared the war had
oout 0'rmany less than it had cost
Great ll.ltain. The German -bill he
Yatinovlzu station 1 if ‘ f ».` Eltntfr-
lnoslav.
BERUN, Dec. 12.--Dr. W. S. Suit,
“the J/llni..|.er of_ Z<`r/;‘qi.g:i .`-.L`i.1li':; has
'bonded in his resignation” which has
been accepted by the cabinet. The
Foreign Secretnry’s resignation does
not come as a surprise, as his relations
wltlrthe independent Socialists wing
of the Ebert government had reached
the straining point some time ago. '
0'i"I‘AW.A, Dec. 12.-By the mddle
of January the new plan fol: the df.-
mobliaation oi Canadian troops re-
turning from oversees wil l be in
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the Department oi Militia and Defence
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of London, according to report
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Charles A.~lnglis, who at one time
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: '»'tMiBTlllRaDA.M.` Dec.. 12.-The ,Nor-
wegian legatlon ,hes 'left "Petrograd,
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the last of the ltputmlllluiltrles ’ to
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' 'LONDON, 'Dec. 12.-'The' British
advance guards have entered the city
the bridge overthe Rhine there. Bonn
‘Irie _situated on the left banlt`of the
|RhinU, iiiteen miles' southeast ot
[Cologne and' betv7e'eii that city and
Coblenz, where American troops are
now situated. it is tie site ofa
oeloeretsa university, founded in ms
and is one oi the most picturesque
oitioe along the Rhine. lt has been
reported that the Canadians would be
.ftntlnnod there.
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of Bonn and have taken possession of -
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THE HAGUE, Dec. 12.-The former
German Emperor is entitled to the
right of sanctuary in- Holland, there-
fore his- return to Geimany cannot be
demanded, according to a statement
made today by Jonker Beerenbrock in
Lower Chamber ot Parliament, during
a debate on the vislt of the former
Emperor to Holland.
LONTDON, Dec. 12-The government
announces nn' increase in the un-
mployment demob1iilation`_tlonntions of
live shillings weekly in the caso of-
Jmeli and womenfhalf n_cro_wh_’ for
boys"and girls -under eighteen `ye`are,
mskixih the meii's . donation twenty-
nl/ne' shillings and'-the women twenty-
five shillings 'per week.
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BERJLIN Dec. 12.-The Germun
cabinet anlicipatilng a refusal -by the
Allies to deal with the present gov-
emment, and the Soldiers and Work-
men'a council according to the 'i‘a8l0~
hiatt of Berlin, ie considering invok-
ing the Reiohstag to give the govern-
ment a parliamentary babie. The
itetitnsteg sessions the 'rsgleblstt
says, may he expected to begin next'
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LONDON, Dec. 12.-_-All contracts
for commercial enterprises, the Col-
lege of Aldermerl for the City and
County of London have decided;-hero
afttr will contain a clause prohibiting
the use of materials of German origin.
Tile penalty will be forfeiture ni 26
per cent. of the amount-~ involved. The
Aldermen‘s Vnnlmlttee on -public
works wil discontinue the re-opening
of public businen in any form with
an enemy nation or with nlatiohs-which
have been working in the enemy’s in-
terests. ,i ~,_ f*
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MJLAN. Dec. 12.- -ln.-is _-rumored in
Vatican circles that on theoccesldn
of the onielslvlslt when Preseent wil-
son has arranged to pay the Pope on
December Nth. 7B0l10d1l°¢ _XV Will
submit'to the President a. new scheme
for ilnally adiusting the long standing
tend between 'Papecy and . Uniwd
ltlaly relative to- the claims .ot _the
new see to temper” indelmldence-
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