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a'-nd Like the Dew.
Oven 4o,000 Renders Daily.
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moi-iufieiouiirillrri rouriaoii 1set.'ieyor’i_|"¢ im, - * . _  _ .~ _. - at-lAni..o:r're'rowN, ¢AN*°*» aA1'unoAv, mv 11. lair-
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GERMAN PROTESfi`§
MERE PRUPAGANDA
The Protests Are Being Referred to
commissions for Cen-
llderatlon.
(Special to The Guardian
i»,tRllS} ‘May 18.-The_.convlction is
growing in allied circles _that most of
tile German protests against the pence
treaty so fat' received 'were written
before the reading of t-ho treaty and’
me designed os propaganda. This con~
viction is strengthenetl by the fact
that -the text of the treaty is not quot-
ed and that the protests have been
published lu Berlin before they were
received in Paris. The conference.
however, is referring all protests -to
commissions which will consider them
on their meflli.
Boisi_i_i_;yik__liorces
  Defeated
LONDON, 'May 16.-General Donlli-
iug, -Commander of the anti<Bo1ohovi1i
forces, has frustrated by a. counter oi'-
fcnslvo the Bosllevlk plan to blsectlils
army by capturing .Postov on the Don,
ut the hcad- of the sea of Azov. The
war oillco makes this announcement
tonight, The Bolshevik have been coni-
prllod to move their .positions to the
northward.
l
Austrian -
  Ready  a
lil.-\-IillS. Mit! 16.--Rt is- indicated
that the terms of peace will be ready
for presentation to the Austrian dale
gates about the middle of next week.
Tho Council of Four yesterday dis-
cussed the military, naval and aerlui
tc-riiis of the treaty.
Premier Lloyd George will be ali
scnt today to bid good-by to it \Ve.lsl1
regiment that ls leaving France fm
honio, and the Council of Four will
not meet again before (Saturday.
The council of foreign ministers
continued work today on subsidiary
di.-tails of the Austrian treaty, having
to do do with the new Austrian frm-
tiers.
NH” H MHlQ$
 C0uorNSlui srrclli 
“WANTED AT 0N,CE_ GIRL FOR
general housework for a few weeks.
References rcqiilrt-rl, Apply lf!! Graf-
ton Street. ' 21.
SOLDlERS KlT»-~A SOLDIERS
knapsacli and water -bottle left nt
'Depot last night may be linfi li-.»
calling- at' Guardian Office.
*LOST eerwltu culleennauo
Sr.-`iind Guardian Olllco 'bunch nl'
subscription blanks and money.
Name on parcel A.W. Down. 1"lnd`cr
lliraeo leave at Guardian Odlce.
5785-5-17mtf.
LOST--BETWEEN FARM PRODUCT
Store and City- Hotel lstables a pock-
et hook 'containing sum of money.
and P. O, order receipts. Finder
tile-use leave at City liotcl.
5796-5-17fnlipd.
- 
*WANTED AN_ EXPERIENCED MAID
-ADDI? at 188' Fitzroy Street _between
land s ii. m. mas-sismir.
WANTED A MAN TO ,WORK ON
farm. Apply' to Ronald Drake. llrls-
lill. LOL 40. P. E., |. 5790-5-1TMllP(l.
JNO. ALFRED MABDONALD. PROV-
lnclal lend surveyor. Hermanvlllc.
ivlailhoue, Searls. 5389-5-1 E 26 l Dil
WANTED-/1 BICOND HAND
ladies bizycle. Apply Guardian of-
llce. _ 5754-5-15m3l.
.____________________
WANTED-_-BY AN HONEST COM-
lmtent young man work on _a farm.
R006 wages. Apply nt. once at Em-
Dlre liotel,`Queea St. _ -
_ 5768-5-16m2lpii.
*wswrsu Malo' ron o¢N¢nAi.
housework. iFe`ml_ly of two. Mrs. E1
ll. coomhs, 39 Rochford Bilulro.
. _ _ _ _  5755-e-issiaiiw
*ii
-=c/in ron mes--co|.m A._Mo_D<.>N~
Hifi. drugixlsl.` Phone ellis i. 4:;
‘ sais-5-tomrlrd
°WAn~rio .nirrotiol-:rl use rc
'"1 for family or two oogmitr 19°-
“W1 ere. .on iiioa_ern..ooiiv.°1\-
§`\d’rdiln.`~
_ 2 _ u1t4~r_riii`i,¢°°l.,;`|£li"'.’s¢‘."\ii»,» y   1     _ ~ _ .. _ _ ._
. _ H: __ ___ _ ___ _   .. XM _'“____'_____‘________‘___ ,i,_;_,_ . I _ ,v_ _ _ _ _ _'Qi.»a-yly_,_q|i;._.fi._,;.._ . _-__.»../-_.._~i_ _.,_-_.v._,_~.(i. ' d ¢ _ _ _ _ _ __ 5V .
_ __ _ , t __ . i ' i I t 4
fore tiocnied best to try to arrange (lied
r- sa .
k ii thiouffli
land.
ily.
in 1.867 married Jessie Russel,olrlesi
son of this city. lie leaves ii famlil ' ________
law in this ri T t
and who will arrive tonight from New    Y
York and sister Letitla of' the Order of `
tho iloly Nativity, who came last night (Specm to The qpa,-5|,"
i.o.\moN. May 16~-M\\l°\' W- G'
Barker -has just been K“¢°“°d_ Lista; '~
Colonel. 'There is no him" “
K o o e
     si l out
the Prince of Wales up during thc   n _
llo al Il'i8l\f\e" W”
__ _ .
Xtiianoticission at least he U"l'°"°d °."‘"`. ---
ith his disflueuish- ,H
,mo get-_man lines w (ipelllel to The Gull' IH
 _. _ have been killed -
ep fmggoriger. ' LONDON, May 16.-Serious llK\1l»~
---- ing between Serblsns and Creations
(8p°elsl to 'The Guardian fat A8l‘as..tba Ciibetien. capital, is re-
A»m|,Nig, my ie.-oroek forces parted- 1n_»~Vlen!1md°»l1°i»°l1 '?°°*G\1tr
mined .Wednesday _at Smyrna, the _ to_ the _Exchange Telegraph Co1l1Dlll.v~ _ .
_g‘,j,,,,,‘_~r§oiq received here with gi-eiit_'m_iiiy .of tid eolanalsntei #re  _
i ,L
Anhunl"8ubeorlptlon§:lelivered;'MOG
By mall, canada, $8.00: U.B.A. 88.5%
Mi' ileighen replied that the .\lii-
Education
vears, was foresliadowed in a resolu
_ l any evisting institution prioi to March
shall be applied to the acquisition of
DECLARES YELLOW RACE' PRO-
 '“°“.‘.i:;..‘:li‘...’.. ........  .1 In Croatian fxnmms "F A  
CULUMBUS
All members are requested to
meet at tho Home, 75 Kent
Street, Sunday afternoon at 2.30.
to attend funeral of late Brother,
Hurry C. tlionnoily. Silk s Hat.-
Miue Tlegpnd Gloves, '
i___ _ ' ,, 2.if,i , _‘.1 _
_ _ __ _ _ ,. ., __. _ _ _ _,__-___  ___ ..
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_ _ _ _ _ . . . _ _ e
for a. special -train and special trip 01’ The following Executive Committee ister of Labor was in close touch with  
the Car Ferry at the copes so as to was appointed: thc situation, hut did not feel lie conlo
‘b1‘llJlI t-hem to the city early Sunday' Benevolent irish Society Mr Peter do anything under the circumstances. _ M
”'ff0"110°l1- Bradley, ` H Mr. Rowell said the innjoi-ity of thi- - ispecm' _'° TM Guérdlan
Th , . _ _ __ _ ___ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ___ _ _ I’.-XRIS, May 16.-The (illness cub_
0 Iremief ==“C<`00d0d 111 Uf'0Cll11o Ancient Ordei of liiherlans. Mi. Pat postal employees in \\innipei, had _“___ __ mai ned bm ____ SHP _
tht. L _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ . 33 E 1 » if |lI'0 i ll
_ s ni°ra;tgemen__ 'intl thc boys may i-lol; Iliiglwq, _ gone out on sympnflictic strike viliitii has __e______ed to accem the __eB_g_____
‘fi °"'1’°°°‘i<S“"<i“Y 11001110011- 11 is -ciitiiono iiiiitiisl imiotii assoeiauoii. no oonsiuored- uniustiuable. mms according _O __ telegram from
Drobable that the Islanders in the 26th ML C_ W_ li, Sonic. . Mr. Reid. Minister of Railways P__k__'__; to the _)______e __o__f___________e_ TM
1““° 5°“° '° SL- ~’°h"- Um" *H9116* Societe L’Assompt.lon Cvrlnc Gal- said he had no information that cn:
- " . ' ' ' ` ference at Shanghai bn.
sal stati n l l‘f 'i _ - - - 1 _ pence co"
o ant an e ort vi li be made _ann ployees of government. ioads were il _Ween re regpnmtivn of ___hm___
today w hav" 'hem 50|" mf* 25m M" L f ll Cross. .\lr. Simon so to go on strike. ` D ` ` . 'S no
T°r"m“"““ S“"d’“' °“‘ 'hm "WY "3“5'|Pao(lilm.ili? 0 m - A resolution to give authority to “rig S(lJ1uth‘l%>\‘nkChmn' [hp mlegmm
_ I t ____ »~ _ _ _ yn s, as roennp.
1" V” "gm B' Knights of tolitniblis, Tvii. W. J. Lncroaso the pay of tho North l\est_ Extensive Naval Demonstrauom
.,_...._._._.._ _ ng-ow", Mounted Police provided by order ln. PA_mS_ MM 16___Au extemive ___
Tm” °°"‘mm°° 1" tum °'pD°mted Council mat 'year' passed lied naval concentration h been
n in fu si ° ii u 1 R 1 M
e 0 ro   MT- L- B- Mme" °"5”'“me" °t me move' begun at Smyrna in connection with
--- ment- s1°’°°°'°°° 1°' Technlcm ti mandate to Greece to administer
_C Death has _removed another _wolii   _ . __ ‘me city.
nown and respected citlren of (‘bar The British and the I-‘renril have
loitetown in tho orstni of Dr. C-li r~ . ° OTTAWA' May u"”T0“ mlmon” flee
p ii _ is on the scene with laniliiig .pai°»
los Leo Strickland, who passed away   fo" '-°‘_3h”l°°-1 °d“°*1U0l1» ih01Tl0¥1€i lf' 1;,” .Tho Greeks have a '|,,,m9B|,|[,
iii the P. E. lslanil llospitnl yr_\.st.ei'- _ _ .- b“ “md t° the m'°"l"°°S_Wm‘m tm" and tivo gunbonts and the Italians
dot’ afternoon lu his 83rd year after-. (S ,cial to -|-h°'g,,,,d;a,, - ‘ " have ilve large worships. The United
a. short illness. The news of his death P~R_ISr: May 16___A peremmory “___ 23363?   Sggdsr bl;:';.g__0gll;'$l States naval forces are the battle.
will he learned with \vl<lcsprea'tl rc- RWM to the Gmman Hou. ,.,.giSu._ri“g- __ ' _ ships Arizona and four destroyers.
grot for the doctor had many warini D t. to me treqty {m.,mgem0n¢_\ H‘?“S° pm “my 'mn Week' ‘\f"°r N’ The various Allied naval contlngents
friends. ii ie? ‘onlin bam, 02 the Rhine _mm Camus _that 1” the °D‘“'°“ of tiff? are drawn from the forces in tltc -Ad-
Deceased was at member of ii well tg; £3" valley has bean d__a_.u`__d by _fl°U_30_1i_“'i_1S exueglent _E0 g1‘f11;i_f11.*. _.mm and the Black Sen troops are
known old llaiigor, (Wie) fnmilv and ' ,_ I rm; 0' ecm an edu” 0"' t 6 ‘°"’5°“ mn also being concentrated from Solon-
| ` ' ' the special cominissioit on erri o , U . .gs U t _ _ _ _
came here in the cor-ly .60~g and en |n_mm_s_ pregmod over by Andre T______  nues. uma i_ig_gi_'eBa nl; _en _RL It is understood mat B__,_|_____h
tot-on up on his pi~oro»iiiioii as a dentist' _ 1. med this ,,,,,,.,,,.,g ’“' "0"" °° be made ‘“’“““b'° °“‘ °’ and French forces are co-operamls 111
» ~ ~ ~ - ' _ 9 . . . ' ‘
in which he continued until n‘fr:\v d eu' ltlwn? __D _“acted would he th” c°“"‘°l'd“t°d raven'-‘° "md dun” the Greek administrative mandate.
weeks ago when ltw'1~i apparent tim The xjepy' It “M iii 1 ' , each “seal year mr te" y°""s 'mm' ‘
'i general' break-ins up w'isViiiiinin`~'Submitted to mo (mmm of Four 0 mencing March 31 next-' The mms
'ony proviuon oi-o sroo ooo roi- mo ro  Re  For
r-iii. ` ‘ ` ...___ ' ‘ 5 r q
_ _ _ T* the following years $800,000; for 1021'
The late D1._ Strickland ser:/ctl iii_ , $900_000_ with an _ncreasc ____ $1_m_00__ _
mn American ( WI! WM as It Ummm   'L vc'lr for the two l'oiiow'ng yours un  e 
in the Northern .\rniy and participiit- . ._~ _ _ _ ___ _‘hp grant __e__c__e__v _;_1w000_) ___ _
ed I" Hom" of th? “nimble 'Dames or   1024' and continue that suin for tht- (Special to The Guardian
fx?" ‘_=_?'_“  w°“"'l" ioiniilntior or tiiolon years. soon Pants. .nay 16--T111-. C-ouncl of
w ci ' 't . . --- _ . . __ ' _ _ _
_ __ ___ _ of __ _eudm l____S__ ___ ,al _'___ Guardian _ sums -as are allotted to tlte provinces Foreign .lliiiisteis today icfuscd tht
0 “ ‘fa m‘"_‘ Sp _ D `_ _'ll _ (sp°°' _t° °T R U __mi_m will be paid quarterly or as special 'Polish request for part ofthe German
and 1-otaiilcil his rcniaiktiblu v_tn_  (,li7NbIVA, .lltty i6.-__h_e ov_i;hd___;w grants wlwn W_m_ed_ D__ymen__be___g _________ _“___ _,Oleg (________e__ “___ “_____________S
_even nt his advanced nge of oict _~- rlolegaticii may possi»Y__\ Ad _cv __0__d_t_0_____ on me ____0vi__ce devoting- _mm neCe__Hm.y I-0,. uw defense of
_yr-urs. \\c think we are 1-ight in say- i_i-nm .tl\e_ pea(-ii eonfereiitt. va cs an e__ua_ Sum for the Same p______0_____ _ ___E____ (_____________ The C____nc__ _uso dec____
mg mm he Swwd for H mtl() m-Uh. imm parm made public by the _ ou. 'The resolution continues that in di--‘ ed that llrsoners of war held by the
City Council reprcsc-iitiiig lluril Our. iiinninii Bureau at Berne, say, that ‘R _mnq i qiberin th Balm. Yo.
llc took an active iutel'est in lilo owing t0` the decision ofthe Council termfnmg the gram' payabln to a“'7§ “S” ‘ ‘ n ‘ ' _° ' D
formation of the lirsl flro ‘l\riK'itlf- in of Ten to divide Bnnat between Srr- f"'°""“"'° "0 “°°°“"‘ Sha" be “ke” vhme" and _:he ?"“°aS‘;" may D; Mm
_ ` ` >‘ ' . - v ' ' ' ' ~ - . e'ritev. 'ic-.=,in.ove
(.`hal'lctietown and was mainly instill- bitt and Rolimnniii l’reni'ier Bratinmo ;;'__;m__;:\;?ni(-lMligiitgssogollulierpfl?V Y Eliicslsliimigili iii* repatrlliltciiplnter.
tl ' setuiin the 'lrchfise ol' .md the lloumaninn delegation will 0 9* 'q ‘ ‘t °'
ixlwnfiq tuil ` 'eiigiiti fin triio  onli 'Paris unless the-ro is ft motilile- °°"Sm‘°"°“ °f "“|di“5'*» 0" Eh” 3""
ie rs re ‘ ff - ‘ -  '- ‘ '
The Doctor ivus un entliusinsiii' :itinn of-the terms. Tlierc are COnsitler._ fl\1Sili0l1 _Of ‘lllflili 0_1' .f\1l`l_\ifllllflilH_ for  
sportsmen _niucli iiitcrestt-rl in liort-\r~\‘ eil by the ftntlinaiiians to be tinacceil - 31 _____;__ Nm m_)____ than _Wem _ _(___ - P
5 l
'|""l_n”hh";' _ _ . mm' ___° cent. of the grant to any province!   
I-l wn '. good citizen liossossctl ol -~-~--.- --~ - I _ 1 °'°"*"'
"` kindly hm" and was no V".  ” _ T   land or the erection of buildings, buf! . (Special to The Guardian '
0"’ th” longnf “K th? Pr0_v'_n;'_0 2:1: 0 - must he spent in teaching. .Legisl-ing COPENHAGEN, Mui’ 13~-A SWOUA
m“‘l“ mend" “h°re."e' he “nh ,:,m___ _  Br d tion shall not apply to any province. Finnish :irmy commanded by ~Mnn-
U” was lnmmd mmf] as. th? 1"' If ~ ,   until the government of that provinco'11r1‘i1clin, leader of_ the gQv€r1111J011i
“Y th” Dmnnl Pr°f°55`mu In I ' " 5 - hy order in council shall approve its ; forces tlierc, is marching against
_ _ . _ (S ecial to The Guardian etepresswllllngness to fulfil the terms Pctrogrud which it is expected will
19011 »11'i°“? °°°““‘°”s M D°gf°r_§_‘_ P and conditions. Under the legisla- be occupied within it few days, uc-
ed um duno” of acting U, Stl i'~t??lor TORONTO, May i6.--'l‘oronto op-_ tion which is sure to carry, the ani- ° cording to advices to the National
perfomnmg me wmv ‘ery M B i ciietl its heart to thc L1-ltllfilll Of H1096 Ount secured by any province will be | Tidentie.
in darkness when $41,894 was raised dependent upon what the province it-i A despatch from llelsingfors says
. , .r _ for tho blind with still more to come- self is willing to expend for the same the population has been urged by the
daughter of the mm wlmum R' “M ion Durpose. -Soviet government. to leave wlthoiit
_ ._.-_---~--- ` dolny.
of two to mourn the loss of a kind
;"::.‘.;;:.f‘:'.<:».:;:...;'°°.‘fif°z...:;‘“."::;‘:;2i; Want to _Know Terms SIR _ DOUGLAS HAIG - _ -
    1 . _ AND YELLOW _,Em American Casualties
During the War
from NoWi10\‘i-. N- J- lnunius, May I6.-lt. is learned that BLEM A SERIOUS ONE. (Special to The Guardian
- Ui’ UH* "f’q“""‘t "E nm decengm uw Grcr-ce._ Serbia. .lugo-Slavin. -Czar-bo IWASHTNGTON. May l6.--Revised
|'\1“"\‘.“\ WI" bf* private' _ Slovnkl-ii and llouninniii have unlled _ (Special to The Guardian figures made public today by U10 W3"
in ,1 dpmam| upon thc -big four thru. liONDON.'Mny iii-Sir Douglas l-liilg. department that the total casualties
' they shall he acqiialntml with tho coli- who wan yesterday installed Rector of tho American e¥fP0fliU0l1f11‘Y_ f0\`<‘-f‘->=
  ' ilitions of the Austriaii Treiiiy :lime of St. Andrews University, referred during--the waiuwas 286.044. Battle
I' I A ` o ` . days hnforo ll. is presented to the Aus- in his rectorial address to the Yellow deaths number 48.909 and the total
   trians so as to cnuhlo those states to Peril. 'lt needed only a little reflection, of wounded was placed nt 237.135 with
g make reprcsentntloiis on the ipoints he said, to understand that this proh the explanation that this represented
‘ "'°°°“ ` ' affecting mem, lem wus ii, matter of the utmost ser- ii d-uplioatlon of about seven tliousunti
(39°°|°| t° TM Gund.” The .position of the new states lousness deserving all the thought by reason ofthe fact that many were
_ which foil -lit for Austria before their that could bo given to its solution. wounded more titnii onrr.
B"""k°"°° Canada" famous ummm' who liberation “raises some very delicate The Chinese must eventually dc- _-.___
t°°k""h° Prince M :wales r0;e‘:,,;,°‘;g,(:," points especially in the assessment of mend a place ilu the European labor
h se o '
'W ‘_‘_"°'_‘__:_‘;__f__ "`__f'_;“';ooP Wen ,,,,,,,,, uio woi- reparations to»i_i_e niiid..i_\n;\w_\. moi-koi. Inari: was -izefiuinlasr ¢o__::m_  
nay G ` element has -been intro uced in o e toward soc tl, in us ra an po cn ,
i nod ann spun twice Wi" *`*“" ' t ~ : 5 . iii i fl '- P  _
iff 0'3"-<1» »= ur ef' °' *`“°  §`.I§2"iI`§` .'i.'..”i`3§i`i'§`if.§l?.`I..1'I.‘Li'TZi-".f‘§.$.’l`. §'..".f.°fi’.1’l“§L'f. I.i..1..'§L“§T..T.`;”..‘i'3§`. Wmlef emenceau
m0“°h '*‘““ mwnds mmmg col' of the German mercantile fleet. The races what .he proudly rewarded -.ri e
"P in “wma” “vmmn mmmens' I claim is not considered seriously. British, freedom and Justice. PARIS' MW 16‘_Th° pre” °f Me”
is united in extending an invitation
to Premier Clemenceau to offer htm-
self as a candidate for the Chamber
of Deputies for Metz at the IUIDGM-
ing election.
_SIR DOUGLAS HAIG MAY COM-
MAND IN lNDlA
ILONDGN, May 16.--Blioud lie desire
Sir Douglas Haig can go to India as
commanderiiu chief-_of the British- forc-
__os more. 'ms-is-the einen military
fjllonor in _#ice times within the gift
- QTDJDQHS.
_ _ ' ~  ' :i:- -_i_;_  i --sim  ~ _-ri. - rr- ----rr - f - +- ~ "‘” - -
M0010  [oi _ St. Dunstans WINNIPEG STRIKE s Sir Robert Borden I Allied Squadron
- 25th :alld-26th _   Wir Memorial 'UP IN COMMONS .Left for Canada
~ - »-i 1 -_-.;l.  ~ ~ ‘ - ____
With reference to the coming home _A meeting of iiien t‘eproi~iei_itlng the TEN MILLION D_0LLAR` GRANT TO! (3P°¢li\| 1° .THB GUa"d|“"
°f the Island morobei-s or rho asm various cotiioiio sooiotioii or charlotte- Pnovmces Fon resume. I PARIS. May 16.-su' Robert Boi
and 26th who arrived in-Halifax yes. that was hold recently in me Knights Ai, EDucAT|0N den left yesterday .en route for Can-
Wfdlly bythe 0ly1I1ulo,PremlerAi'sen~ of Columbus Home to consider the or- .s _ adn. Premier Lloyd George sent his
nult wired the authorities asking to action of a war memorial. A OTTAWA, May lt.-The Wlnniprt-5 SSCPSUIPY- Phillip Kerr- 10 =1l10l0l!i2o
‘MVB the lalillld men ibi'ou8ht to Char- - They considered that now when the strike was .brought up immediately for his inability L” Bay farewell I0
lottetown to arrive vin lloi-den. welcome was being extended to the re- the House opened this afternoon. Mr. the Canadian Prime Minister person-
lie received a reply last night stni- turning soldiers was an auspicious Casgraln asked what the governnient ally lllld to express hid 11DD¥'°CiUii0¥\
1115 that it would be lmnosishlc to get time to remember those who would ro- was doing. He said that in Quebec 0__f Sh' ‘R0b€1‘l-'S Valuable B9l’l/5603 “"0
the men and their docuinen-ts ready turn no more. i when there was ti similar occiii-renee advice tllrollllllolli 150 f'-0l1f0\`6I\;;-_/_§
'b0l‘0i‘0.departure of the Maritime Ex- After discussion of thc subject it the troops were called out. ¢0lll1i0d with the 11090 -lim! ii" W0
Dress which leaves Halifax about 2 was unanimously decided that the The Deputy.Sp€>l1ii01‘uroiiiptly rail- he @1111-bled 1° "°U“`“- 1
‘U» 111-.BYli1iS arrausenlcnl the nieii iiielii high “imp 0l'5¢_1)iiiiomn'g Chili. on him to order and i-iileii he could _ --------~‘~'~
¢0\1ld 110! Kel- hero -before one or two edral siiould be erected as a Memorial not rcfoi- to what liappeuerl, but only
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°l°°k Sunday 11101111118- liWi1SU19!‘<‘~ to the soldier boys who fought and to ask it question.  
To See Fair Play
PARIS, May 1.-A British Admir-
al, not yet named, will command 1.hc|
British American and French fieeti
which is going to Schorswig with ah
small landing force to keep order ami
.see fnir play while the Plebisclto is
held to decide whether Sclileswlg will i
be crmnn or Danish, I
Annual Meeting of ,
Prov. Rifle Association
The Annual Business .lleeting oi'
the l’i'o\'lnt~lal Rifle Association was
held iii the City Court iiuom, on the
evenihg of Tuesday the liitli' itisi.
This is the Hrst annual meeting func
1914, and its the other l’i'ovinr‘lnl As-
sociations, as well as the Dotnliilon
Association. are getting' lnisy for it
return to rille shooting this year.
there was n good dead ol' interest er-
inood in this meeting. Financial and.
general matters in re the future of the
Association. were gone thoroughly in
to, and tho following Council and Of-
ficers were elected,
President-~Col. F. S. Moore.
» Vice Presidents-Lt.~Co. D.Stewsrt.
(Queens); L.R. Allen, Esq., t~Prlnce);
Capt. J. F. Sterns, (Kings.
Council -.‘»lemb_ers-Major ll. A.
-McKinnon, ill. C.; G. M, Moro, Esq.;
W.K. Rogers, Esq.; Lt. Col. C.Lelgh;
Lt.-Col. W. B. Prowse. D. S. O.
(Queens): H. R, -Crockett, Esq., Lt.-
Col. ll. M. Davison; i.Prlnce); Lieut.
lt. (‘. McLean, \V. S. Louson, Es-iq.
(K'liigs.)
I7. R. A. Mem-bers of 'Council--Lt.-
Col. Robert Brown, Ottawa: ll. l).
Johnson, Ottawa.
Chairman of Council-dat. (lol. __D.
Stewart.
Secretsry-Treasurer-Major A. A.
Bartlett.
. Assistnlit Trensttrer-.Mr. Perri'
Barlow.
German Expert
_ Joins Delegation
(Special to The Guardian
Vlt*RS.'rlLI.ES, i May 16.--Antoni:
those who arrived _today from Bei
llii to join the Geriiieii peace delegai
tlon was l"roi'ossor Weber, a _financial
expert. During the war Prof. Wehcr_
gained notoriety by calling the alti-ii ‘-
tion of Chancellor von Bethiiiaiiii-
llollweg to the fact that the flgureii
submitted by Admiral vori Tirpltz oi.
the sinking of merchantuien by Gor-
man siilim-arlnes were false.
U. S. Dirigible-
A Blown to Sea
(Special to The Guardian
ST. J0l{N‘S Nfld.. May 16.--The
United States Navy Dlrigible C. 5
which escaped from its moorings here
this afternoon dropped into the sea
wbout eighty live miles oil’ shore, nc-
corditig to it radio message received
tonight by the cruiser Chicago from
an unidentified British steamshlp. The
steamshllp said it was standing by the
Dlrlgible. The destroyerf,Ellwards
which went out in pursuit of the blliiip
aficr it was blown -to sea, was noti-
lloil by wireless of its position and
started at once to salvage the airshlp.
l,l00 More Soldiers C
' Land at Halifax
(Special to The Guardian
llAl.|iiFAX, May 16.-The fftnilnro
Liner Orduna, built just before the
war, docked last night with eleven
hundred troops, consisting of details
for almost every dispersal area in
Canada.
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THE \VEA'1‘I{ER.
TEMPER ATURE,
TIDE, MOON, ET(".
TORONTO. May _l'l.-=l<‘aii‘ following
later by rain.
The tide will be high this mornlnlf
at 11.32, tomorrow afternoon at 12.06
and Monday at 12.41; it will be high
tomorrow momlng at 1.10, -Monday at
1.52 and Tuesday at 2.35.
sun sew this evening at 1.37, io-
inorrow at 7.38 and Monday at 7.ll9;lt
rises tomorrow morning at 4.50, Mon-
day et 4.49 and Tuesday at 4.48.
Full moon Wednesday. May 14. at
5.01 n. fn. -
First quarter moon Thursday, May
23, nt 5.04 a. m.
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An Excellent Address Delivered bl
Mr. Percy Pope Thursday
Evening.
Following ls an outline of the argu-
ment submltted by Mr. Percy Pope in
his excellent address an Problems 0!
Reconstruction given in the Cliarlottb
town Board of Trade Rooms on Thurs-
day evening;
Reconstruction.
.\lr. Garvin, one of i.he'most clear
sighted of our great publicists today,
says of those who hold to the pre-
war state of mind: "They seein tm
capable of realizing that the world
os it was more his iiolugo is woot
au-ziy_ that since the summer of-1914
it. luis disappeared forever; without
ri single main exception all the fac-
itoi-.- of .\’intioii’al and lntemationas
lift- are profcuntiiy, irrevocably
changed. Nothing can over be the
sa-ine again. lt is time tonwakon to
the i-caliiies of thing.-i--ol' events and
prospects at homo and abroad." Ou
“\'C'l'¥ hand there is happening or
threatened the inoral equivalent of
that deadly thing which soldiers
lighting at night or in the mist knew
as loss of direction." ' “Any one who
goes about and listens to the tone or
talk- in ull classes may note how
ideas for all chief purposes are little
better than fi hundred years behind
the time," “lt is so with regard to
the future intercourse of peoples, the
future rrltitionsbips of social classes,
the future of industrial output, trade,
nuance, public organization and in
tornatlonal management. We must
base ourselves on fundamental per-
manent reality concerning all these
things, and we must throw the pre-
war stnto ol' mind to the scrap heap."
if this be true of those who are
living in the centre of these great
movements must it not be -much more
so of us who have only lt-it in a minor
degree and from nfar their ei’l’ects°f
Yet some of the problems nriuing
tliercfrotn :irc pi'esslni; themselves up~
on our attention. Notably among
those is that of the future relations
of Capital anti Labor. As an after-
math of the war which forced us to
.experiment with State control_ there
has been engenderetl, -on the pun of
Labor, ii determination to bring about
lclizingcs which pintnticaily involve is
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revolution in our old methods. We
lterc but dimly realize the magnitude
and iuzportancc of the utovement
which is throwing the industrial
world into turmoil but we will soon-
er or later feel the results and will
bc forced tc adjust ourselves to the
new conditions. We should, there-
fore, strive for :t better intellectual
grasp _of the fundamental _features-
"tliose powerful simpliclties which
can always guide judgment through
confusion." Thht will give us direc-
tlnii and enable us to build our new
structures on sound foundations.
Beside the problem of Capital and
Labor there are those connected with
tho interchange of ronimodlties, In-
volving the undue subordination 0!
transport to incompetence and selfish
indivldunlisnr with the kindred pro-
blems connected with Finance. 'lt is
needless- to say that we cannot hope
to solve these, but wc can strive for
o. larger measure of enlightenment
than we at present possess and which
we will find very useful as a. guide to
action which otherwise would lack ln-
toliigent direction.
With this hope, let us consider first,
this evening, the relations which ut
present exist between Capital and
Labor. As lt appears to the ordinary
man the difficulty centres around tho
question of wages. Wages are based
upon the incl. that there are two clas»
et-s in the conimiinlhy-one which has
possessions in land, mines, ships, rail-
ways_ machinery, money, and organiz-
ing ability, and the other which not
possessing such advantages is depend-
ent upon the capitalist class for ine
opportunity to obtain ti livelihood. lt
is. however, apparent that either is
to some extent dependent upon the
other. Unquestlonably the'capitallet
cannot iitllizc his -advantages, save ae
regards his individual efforts, tmleeu
no can obtain the assistance of labor.
When tho supply of labor is ln ex-
cess of the demand-as has generally
been the case in the past-it follows
that competition among laborers
tends to forceu wages down to the
bare subsistence line, and ber-led to
laborers -being considered not as hu»
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Admiral Kolohek have oepturel ‘Bem-
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Rivet-.tile Uh-einims press burden
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