_ COVERS _ _
THE Nswsnwfi t .   ~   A  .  .~  , n ~   N , ALL THE_AmT8_
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Ei. '°"` °°""‘ if rrirr wiv CANAD SATURDAY Nova an so 1913, '”""- '_ ;,-,,~=  .
. i"u . . .
l~_ -new _ , _ -
sim-ueaswn itroseeuiesrriirveceiiu  CHRLO 0 . " A;  -4 MB. .. ‘
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-fi "  'Q-i 1%-,_.~ .v._ _  __,_____ '_ _ _ _ __
T niNniNc oviiie oi i  iiiiniciv niv   N  
Gikrnlv exniisni   iN ein ENGLAND  .is   
tnembun 'agreed that Great Britain be asked to LBMA Peru, Nov. 29.-The Peruv-
srnciiiiiiov NE »     _ - - -
(lpn e h . . _ ,_ . ,
IDNDON Nov B9 -A correspond- _under the same condition as/it is un _
wt inlwdvn new the few" 1° P01- “WY that he will \°=v°~»1fi= 1z°\1"°sl ispeeiei ie nie oneraisni-_ _ training eeerea me ii. A. in nee 0” Pgagg Terms
iilcel circles that Lord Robert Cecil "fe °!°°i>l= ¢°'“‘P°1""‘"Y f°1‘ ‘"P'°“‘*‘°>'-` 'i‘oaoN'ro, Nev. 29.-very few 011,200 cadets and eui ~ ei this number 9 ._ ______
D\'°\>l\||! Wm I0 '-0 NDBFTCS- “P011 951' I-‘°¥`d CW.” is 3 Wm '“W°"°‘° M tive cadets in the -Royal Air Force are only sixty have signified the desire to LONDON Nov nn _ sh, Robert
illlwriniit mission after the senersi the league et nations and gives it a nnnnnnn nn nnnunnn nylng with n View nnmnlntn ,nn c,,,,,.n,,_ ,__ Borden Canadian' P__e'mwr speaking
doctonl Lord 'Rea-dag may not re- prominent position in his election ad- to cmnnlnunn then. tn.nlni,nn_ When__ at the _"mum banquet. on 'me Aman
mm “ 'P°°“| °mb”°°d°‘° and 9°" 5‘°°"' l . _ - . A _ f-_ can Thaiilssgivns yesterday n.Pi1I‘oved
r- _ ' ` ' of the plan to form a league of nat-
Ninety nine Sinn Fein Candidates in 100 Constitiiencies
in Ireland Bothin Roman Cathohc and Protestant
i 38510113-
iemlsi -re -rin enemies) catholic parts of Ireland but virtu-
l1)Np0N, Ngv 29 --Already there ally in every seat in Protestant UT- _ _ q _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ A _ _
are M Fein candidates tor the ster. -lt is obvious that s. new chapt_er_ _____________ ____ _    i ~ ._ . 1- ,_ _ __ _ _ __ _ms was me speaker. following U_
M Imax" °h°wm‘ that tm sm” has bee.” opened m_ they “mmf m°'_ _ 'ri-|ANi<s 'ro iuvv Leacus _ '   £ s. censui Pierce, ir summary ei wires
A I .» °l- vm ‘v ‘i i" ll.'€
eaerl-pdmueni
=-  ... ‘ci
wg-een ‘  qie eiitente.
 diidirtehen beyond the
the Cologne Gazette says g.- _ _ -
' ,__ ' give up the two dreadnoughts under ian Government is apparently deter-
- _ 'construction in England for Chili at ,mined to prevent the offensive and un-
the beginning ot the war and taken toward incidents here in connection
over by the British Government It with the Peruvian Chilean dispute.
_ _
e n Governments
The onl incident re orted toda was
policy concerning the Peruvian lucid from Callao, where the port workers
ents \has`been decided upon are refusing to handle cargo from
The dis ute it is held was not one
Chilean sheamers No demonstrations
. . l yn E i ' ` _
   provoked 'by Chill which is_ only main- have taken place. _J _ il
‘ ` " ` ‘ i _ - :_ -n . - ` » b
i i 1-e 1' s ew-aisni eimv Lord ceeii win* one me piece TDCII' Tfallllllg. ,
. l "
"(9P°°|¢| T0 T5* G"l"4|*") 'B | | t ' U, Qunrdhnl . let us have that understanding and
HEL5lNG‘F0R5» I"|“\"““df N°V- 29"' Loégnggr gov? 29_i_.,Adv,mce unity of purpose, and action between
the two world~wlde English-speaking
reached me Belgian German frontier- _conimonwealths which 'will save hu-
nn the _region between Benn and v/ave, manty for years to come from the sor-
iet and are in possession or-more than "JW “hd *“1ff°fi11SH and =°C“m°'“E °f
1 400 surrendered German guns, ac- “wh 9- time “S this-'
chrding to an oiilcial communication The b““‘1“°t W” ‘he “‘°“t °l“b°”
nt ate held since 1914. Representatives
d t . '
“we omg ' of nearly' all the associated nations
\
BELGNJM CLEAR .°|, GERMAN were present.
Reports from the Baltic provinces of
Esthonla, Wednesday, say that Rue-
sian Bolshevik troops on Tuesday can
tnred Pivov, 160 miles southwest of
Petrograd. The tate oi the _volunteer
northern army was imknown. It was
also reported that Dunaburg, 110
miles southwest of -Riga. hadgbeen
taken by the Bolshevik forces and
that Naive, 81 miles southwest of
l”5e`trograd was being bombarded
tions on this umD BP Y __
heirs an men
` ervi and the
liberty et minima' _. _ _.
.-.¢siia..‘ ‘r_.i.i~_' si -as "navel-siioii -ef Atsnonivwonnasrs
 who have 105! 'hens in the  ,'__(J_0§II1§G_EVEN!l'8, -_
.` " ' - - ` R ,
` viii i»_i»ie-sr -svn , BQEMNQS’ 
ins issrim iran si' ~ --- ' ~
of Sterling L.-‘0. L.
téinedia _ . _
htm 1' .L _ i_._.eii¢th ot today-I hours ¢.iid'1l'inin- '
ri-- if We vs .e=_»n°r°r  “°°"
guards ol the British troops have
fisiivh soininis iioiiii
iron nv_iiiseis~ .
 . _ _ _ Since the Ending of _
’l’l¢li°l`S Cltlltllcelli and Lleyd George to Discuss pm. Thanksgiving Day 0bserv'ed in England as Neveg Beiore. __ ih‘_*__“f_°f-i|l-
“me for Dmmhng Tim poland “nnd om the American Naval Units Entertained on British _ ri... ri... »°....... ri... 0.1.1....
' .   S _ soldiers arrived home last night-
ex Kal", _ ` S p '_ ‘ twenty-three in all. Ot these about
. ten come ,to Clnatrlottctown.
(Special to The Guardian) At all thelnaval bases the admiralty A _large gathering at cmzem, was
(lyiiil Z0 the Gnardhu) N GERMAN DEMOGRATS WANT, LONDON, Nov. 29.--The Ameri- directed -that tive American naval un- at the d-spat and they were given
IANDON Nov 29 ~'l'he Enteiite`_ MiAXiM~iL'lAN A3 Fi-RST can thanksgiving day was celebrated its be entertained. The omcers and hearty cneem an they step on ma
Allies have decided to demand that' " . PRESIDENT _ today in ‘England as never beiore. icrews of the ilve American battle- train
Holland surrender the former Em- _ _ ---- . » _The British people _co-operated in tbeiships in the ilrth ot`i'orth were guests _coionel Lei h Ca mms ‘Brown ann
peror 01 Gerlllimy to Justice according COPEN-HAGEN, Nev, 29.-Prince observance of the anniversary and en- ‘on board British ,wax-ships here. ‘ Blanchard wg Lien: Palm” escorted
to the Daily Express  o§sl3;i._:i_;a(nl,e;ori;i_Ert_l1i;1pef;~_i::- _tertaineil Americans in many places. l _ _ i _ _ the boys in Automobiles to their hom-
LONDON Nov 29 --Premier Olem- fl‘res'ldent President of the G`ei~nian ‘ ' as or 'boarding places'
ceau and Premier Lloyd George will-Republic by democratic circlesthere, The arrivals Warm"
meet together to discuss the proced~leccording to advices to the Berllngs » - _
ere for demanding that Poland tum De Tident. I ~
the former Kaiser over to the Allies.. i ------.-- | _ - _
The express declared today France EX-KAISER WANTS HIS NERVE8 - _ ‘
and GNN. Briffuili are understood to FIXED UP ' l ‘Y
have agreed that such a demand be --- '
:.“:°.“:.°:;..‘;“:z“..:;:s“:‘::‘.::;.¢.:::.*::.:°.;1.i...”;°z;..2°s.‘::::; D°°i'\°“ 1° AS* Bfiiish Gummeef. f°f TW Dred-
,.... ...ir swat rr.. ....1 erf in. ein. to .....i...... t...t.....;. ....- noiights Built in England for Chili and Taken Over
I House may attend this Conference ihis shattered nerves to a sanatorium b    war. _
near Archefm, it is announced here to y
_-__ day. He will probably live hor some __ .
AMgpmu;AM Nov 29 ._ Rep,-es.-' weeks at the 'mme af D,-_ Lmgbeek at ‘ (Speoinl to the Guardian) taining di-miy the national respect and
entatlvesodilreiit Britain, France andikinluin. The former Kaiser is re- `3AN'1`1A90- N°"- 29-“AUG” *1 dlgnfly- - V
the United States will arrive in Berlin ported to be subject to frequent tits of mee'-155 0! the Mlniiwfs Wim? -Wm* -
shortly to discuss the questions of the violent weeping. Some days he is un. military and naval authorities it was PERU WANT8 PEACE WITH CHILE
X
armlstice, the Berlin correspondent of able to write owing to spells 'of Sem1'°m°1°-“Y “Wim that if had been
Charles Malone, Charlottetown
W. I-l. McGaull, flfreetown,
~Reiiun1 Mearianrysinerien,
Mex Murphy, 'rignisa
Chas.‘ P. Mclnnis, Tryon,
Alfred Smith, Johnson River
James Vincent McDonlad, Mt. Stew-
art.
George McDonald. New Wiltshire,
A. L.'iSimiith, West Cape,
Roy Wadman, Bedeque,
writer Weiner, North' Lake.
Neil R. MoFad'yen, Churchill, _
Thomas Molnnia, Waterford,
George Dowitrher, Crapaud,
Joseph A. LeCbair, Miscouche,'
Ivan Mitchel; Charlottetown,
‘Roderick S. McKay, Rose Valley,
J. -C. P. Campbell, Summerside, ~
Louis Essory, Charlottetown,
Patrick Cheverle, Bouris llilast,
Jdhn J. Callaghan, Dalke Verde,
Wallace L. McLeod, Orwell, `
Emmett J. Movnough, Emerald
"l‘hese`men arrived in Halitax Thurs-
ay bythe S. S. Aqultahisi which
__ rought 4000 returned' Canadians.
, - " ’ | ` - ' > They left England a »week ago-last
' ° Saturday and had a good trip over
M” °°“‘° “P "“"°“ ’A“°' “”“°'?‘ E1°“‘°“R.A.F. CADETSWILL DEMUBILIZE -f   ¥--me
~ - _ A _ _md       ! E V _ l " A war, needless .to say they are ver?
Lllfd R”‘““2~ ' N -_.Only 60 0nt of 1,200 E_xpressei_i a Desire to Complete sed Ms hf>m°==»°==»_
Sir Robert Borden B
some of the heaviest fighting ot the
ions but insisted that England and the
Russian Bolshevik British Treo s / i
Givin More Trouble 0n el an Frontier ileliedemsifofidbiyliningi-8315;
NEW CHAPTERS 0PENs s I E   ug- A A~ E B   lg.-gf  ;’;;‘::
IN lRlSHiHl.STORYf '
TRCOPS N ,
, ____-
roieoivro, Nev. ao.. Uimiiiea wiiir
'ride vm se irigii :iris mei-ning ai
s,a4’iememw at ass and mbneey si
10.14; lenient at sos, esmei-rew at
8.48 _and Mloniiilv 9.20- . v
siin' sets this sciences si 4.45; to-‘
merrsw and mmasy an 4.44; it rises
tomorrow morning a_t 7.19, Bundsy at
7.80 and Monday 7.3!. ' \
'_ ,Wien rinse tomfirruw _and -Monday.
moi-ning at 4.44. _ ' -_ ,_ ‘
 _iluiipimson llonday. Nov.
mb Us a' .m; _ ‘_ ,
, .new .iran 'ramen me: nrariess
a.m. " -
idufieon insular
,l_ f- ,_nav v.._|... - war f- . f... |..,- lui |_ii ~ ,-nn-ii
  WAS
` (Special To The Guardian) ‘
TORONTO, Nov. 29.-There » were
fully 700 men present, and many oth-
ers who accepted were unable , to
come, at the greet gathering of Con-
servatives who at a complimentary
dinner to Hon. Robert Rogers, ex-
Minister of Public Works at the King
Ed-ward Hotel, applauded n demand
that the Libera Conservative party
take up as a party the work oi re-one
struction in Canada. There was no
criticism of the Government of Sir
Robert Borden either in the address
of Hon. Mr. Rogers or in those of the
speakers who followed him, but -there
HON. ROBERT fRDGERS“  E
ENTERTAINTD
700 Men Apphiuded Demand Tint 
Party Take Up Work oi ‘ Reconstruction iii Canada.
- No.Criticism of Borden Government.
_events at Ottawa and is pointed ro-
minder to the Unionist  that
while the Conservative party at tho'
height or its power hair! qven Qir _itali-
ert Borden a mandate to farm a Union
Government in the ‘ national interest,
there had been no mandate to form
n unionist party_
There was no great rally of tho
Conservative Unionist mgunbers 0_1
the house but the rank and ills of the
party, the leading spirits in the weird
associations, the workers tram three
score of rldlngs, were on hand to pay
tribute to the ionner.M.lnister of the
Borden Government. "
was n trim-k admission of the trend of
.- -,-snr -
Brilliant Reception Tenders
(Special To The Guardian)
PAR'lS, Nov. 29.-King George ac-_
companied 'by the Pmince ot Wales and
Prince Albert arrived in Paris at 2.30
o'clock this afternoon. His Majesty
was received at the Bois de Boulogne
Station by President Poincare, Pre-
mier Clemenceau, Foreign Minister
Pichon and other Cabinet Ministers
and the Presidents of the Chamber oi’
Deputies and the Senate. Enormous
crowds thronged the streets in _spite
oi the bad weather all the way from
railroad station to the Quaidorsay
ENGLISH ERUYALTY s _
RECEIVED IN PARIS
d King George and Princes.
_ Streets Lined with Troops and Throngeii w_it_li
., Cheering Citizens. ' ‘ 
w-here the Royal party arrived at 8.30
_<>’elo°k- Troops  
ana they ima auiiesiiy iiiirmaiiiig use
throngs. »
minivan To Kimi Gnome; Gianf-
izsv in-Hisronv
,
I PARIS, Nov. .29.-The dinner given
its King George at the Elysee Pnlnpo
'last night by President Efolncsre, the
'Paris newspapers declare, 'was ang 
the most notable events inthe histor-
,ies of Great Britain and -France. '
.Agamemnon Arrives  5
` At Ddessa
\K1EV WA AMSTERDAM, Nov. 29.
--Ths.Brltish cruiser Agamenon, ac-
companied by French and British tor-
pedo boats. arrived at Odessa mi Nov.
'26. `
____,,._.___._.
GERMANY MUST PAY TO LIMIT
OF HER CAPACITY
’LONDON. Nov. 29.-Germany must
pay the cost of the war to the lilnlt of '
her capacity, Premier Lloyd 500110
tieeier-ed in a despatch today. 'rim
principal Allies agreed that it neona-
sary we must proceed on this prin-
ciple in regard to Germany. Peeoo
must be strong and just. _Germlny
will not be ‘permitted 1.0' MY hh# il-
demnity by dumping cheep doods in
. this country. Referrlnl to itll llld ill
_the coming elections the Prmior
_msidz "I won't lead the Government I!
|I am to be subjected to the old party
conspiraclss and ,intrUiies,'
NIR. R. C. SIDE
BUY DEVE
'At a banquet in the Y. M. C._ A._ on
I
F°'“ 1' ”3l*"“¢ “°* °““Y "‘ "‘° R°”“°'“ my °f msh P°""°° _ .___ LONDON Nev. 29 --Belgium is emin-its appeared in yesteiviay'e is-
-‘- "  "" .."' 'H _ , ‘ clear of German troops' The corres-  1.'i"L" ~~"~.“‘i.“»-é ‘i<»=i1=i~ Hu _ _
V I Kms Gem." has "nt th? muowimi pondent oi' the Loudon‘Times who has H I ` ’ Mr. Sedinius spoke on the Bo
m°"“° in "ply m 5 "°“;“mN 0 Iollowed the retreat says that there GIRL WANTED-ARLINGTQN H0 Development movement as express
°°”'"tu”'"°“ 'qntwhim byt e “W as been little doiigructionf in the tel Great George Street Nov 26ti’pd in me Crinadirm isienderii Emaienc
    . ' ll ` A ' i l, ' " ii
-' " ` ' ' I‘°__°‘“°’ L k M Pr” country east oi Mons. l-le_ _says iur- _ _Ut f .A ----- 's if Training. _
t °m°°r°ly mm y°“’ r ther that in the area between Mons MAN WANTED--APPLY TQ 171 A boy in answer iq the question p
7 ,_ ~ °` _
 i `-  , A. v ldem ami mempen “tithe Navyand 'Ci\l\‘i’°1`0| the 151116! “mi f¢¢f°\‘f°l `..l_{ent Street. 3!  .. ..  by a business man answered: “W
_ ‘I:‘°”“°’ mr tha loyal cqhmtula are now workilig. are the stuff that men are mlde 0|!
" " ° _ _ A ` ._ _ ""‘ “ ° °° °' °“" ‘ #nov wsiivrso ro Leave .i.i,e_'r. 're me speaker it was significant in
ni h I ‘IMA llll *mi W" ui” “M” ln °'m“‘ 1°' M” when they "cel" me 'mm of THE WEATHER - Apply at ~ Guardian office. in the summer of 1914 two reinarkalil
Wright Domi o o - _. _ . _ L., , ~ _ ._ ,
._ ,midi dependents in -atlie matter of the eurijendered German flee _ _ 1 . _ _ _ _ M W 3, m_ A member
President of the Aa ers M L 8 hu "med B TEMPERATURE, 235311 ss mei mee nge en; H: at mmm
ag gmggan Eipi-E pay and allowance'-accounts. l.'_'|'|\°` 'Y  ` _ - I _ 'E MOON ETC_  German war o s m
is cinirio¢ie~__ use year ei siesms insureriee.vreurii °1_\,_1‘1_i_»l=\°l1_i:<,_'J°\\\1111_\D_:'l3' 1;; TID ~ . , » _ . -
si ure Asieeisiea mn shivered np- inseriiitivm 011 1 °-°°°°»°
iEw:,sym$i'wun'°Ms or moon roi- eeiaisrs ns- surrender .01 the °°"“*“ “°°‘. “‘°`
Pnnmng jf "”n_¢_iuf'j', 'riiey n`¢_ve undertaken to Navy Lealile places th_is_ wreath in
‘ ‘ _ gpg; e triuinphsl memory oi the lallmt of-
°""' ”°“‘ d°'fm mmm' ' ‘ mm 'n 0 vi ei tire sriiisii navy,
an ravi -Nimmo ie mlm  . .
“S N ~'1~zi».'v9;n_= erm i>.rs.~.iiii~.~.t*°1=- \i»,°\.i° \“!*\ *“’Fl‘l"’ ' fl” nan . n_
3,," _,,,_,¢gn4__,¢_|   Av_|i,rsiis_ mercantile mmm. wort iumoznho
im. we sew heart the U'=.N<<°“*°'\ 1°" °‘ "9‘~°“ ns i=?':°°'“ ' n
me  vim ndmsennis his downmir Urge is <\°_f°°'““¢ °_° .
coat' (fpractioaliy new.) ADDIY ‘ht mer for the first time the leaders
Guardian Oiilceu . 2713-1_1B0_int!. boys work representing tlie_ _variou
vnu to competent girl. ‘~
" ._,__, _.
churches met in Canada =bo _-map ou
wesfrln--A emi. rch eilwnai. me unite eamiwiisn io capture the
iieusevei-k.nai~s.~iiiram asa reeks. bor His of iluiisds to tho' hizhesi ash- in-.
50 goiriwi shag, 33151145- “pipe ideals lnce that timesil the Boys. immmgee ef
A ` ' ` i _ . erences have been under the aus- ip sgqm the
36° ' '|1133 - WA-Nfkg pon' pices ot this unitedgroup new known become
gang” mvmhgn Dgvgn gag as the National Advisory Committee
_ for Cooperation__ln'Boys Work. Rev
*_ `.. __ 2345-adiistr. 'rlie one outstmliint contribution iy
` out a standard.
made was the
‘sninrin . wiwrlb.
MAN.
 'sp  'ima
selfgenersliyuemi
lm‘0moa L ” ="’
tu" TNI!
pb; neofraniniis ot tor boys
gh. has
_School
Thursday evening Mr. ll.. C. Bide-
whioh ` A
than explained the C
NIUSUNN .  
LDPMENT WBRK
_.__._.__.0_....._.. ~
cognlzss the Sunday class as _the nnt-
ural gang or group; Third it calls tier.
ii mid-week session as -well as g, Sun-
e day session; Fourth it is true to the
priniciples of boy lite; F‘lve,'_it il l.
programme based 'on the ‘hero of
Y heroes-Jesus Christ. Six. it il tho
ed program-me of the Canadian ohlmhol
v for boys; seven, a. comp oi tnlnioz
in Oliristlim citizenship; Eight. it No
ut egnliies the primary institutions--hte
0 home, school and slinrclli NIM. ii il
."‘ n pi-ogi-amine that recognises- the
at tour-fold development. of the .hor as
0 "Jesus increased .iii 
of in-e me in lever 'vlitn one and 
to so must every Cenqdinn 
*FOR SALE, A l.ADY’8 FUR LINED plan a world war That seine suin- on all four sides 0f_ his nature. __
of Mr. eiiieniss ,then ii nr, mud-,el
s R tire revision -gs. the 'ii 0492,
is
* iw 19°* mn. 
to spent. ‘