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untill . coMPARATivE lun. Hr WESTERN THEATRE
Sflflllll ll GREAT BATTLE Now RAoHvo Hv THE EAsT
lllllllllwlll 0 Russmivs ARE wlTHHv REACH or cRAco
Premier Flemming Nominat-
ed for Federal H0use Re-
signs Premiership B.
- F. Smithito Succeed
Flemming.
(Special to The Guardian)
ST. JOHN, N. B., Dec, 3.-Political
developments came thick and fast in
New Brunswick to-day. Before a
large and enthusiastic convention of
Conservatives ot' Carleton and Vic-
toria counties, united under the Redis-
tribution Bill, Hon. J. K. Flemming
was nominated as the Conservative
1-aiulldnte for the Federal House and
at once resigned as Premier of the
|'r-ovince and represcntatitve of (Turle-
ion county in the Provincial Legisla-
lll t‘.
lt. Frank Smith, who was dcfeated
bv eleven votes by F‘. B. Carvell in thc
_,j_.etioii of 1911, openly announced
to the convention that he had evidence
in show that in the last. election u Lili-
eral returning otlioer illegally threw
out 22 ballots marked for liilii and
which resulted in his defeat by Mr.
t';.rvr-il by at majority ol' ell-veil.
--|.‘raiik ll. tfnrvcli stole my seal,"
\\-as the way Mr. Smith pilt it. Mr.
Smith was nominated as the candidate
`1'or‘t‘.arletoii in place of Mr. Fieliiliiilig
lo-night.
To-night in Fredericton, Liberals to
the numlier of 218 are tendering a
banquet to Mr. Carvell and Mr. I)ugal_
Among the guests is Hon. Mr. Pngsley.
To-morrow the Liberals of the pro-
vince will hold a convention in Fred-
erlctoli to decide upon li. provincial
policy and select a leader. lt is stated
to-night that following Mr. I<‘leminiiig's
nominattion for the Dominion House.
`.\lr. (Tarvell will enter provincial poli-
tics as leader of the Liberal Opposi-
tion.
INIZZNIII] Illiili
ll NIIME. liliiil
NOME, Alaska. Dec. 3.-The bliz-
zard which--t»l|reate11ed~ Nome withhe-
.srtgnctioii by forcing ic_e_and water
from Behring Straits high upon the
beacli subsided yesterday wltliont do-
ing serious damage to the town.
Tile huge Arctic ice pack extending
from the shore as far as the eye could
sec, kept down the surf. No news coil-
cerning conditions in smaller camps
been received.
iuiiiiis
[Ii ININEIIS IIIILIII
LONDON, Doc, 3~A 'I‘okio despatch
to Renter rcports lt terrible ininc dis-
:ister in Hokkaido, the Northcrnniost
ot' the main islands of Japan. ll. iS
said that 437 miners are dead.
.________-
INIIEE IIILLEI] IN
Blllii WIIH HIIBBIIIS
SANDUSKY, Ohio,» i)cc._ 1.-'i`lir00
inen are reported dead and lllf<‘-0
others seriously injured as the result
nt having been pushed from a movinl-I
Lake Shore freight train during a lint-
ilc with three robbers, evidently last-
ing more than three hours, while the
lraln sped to tilovelaliil to-day.
llearl bodies, or injured men were
t'o\iml along the track for forty miles.
Only one ot' the dead nieii was idcli-
illled. He was Wllllain (‘. Gallugl\l*l‘-
it Cleveland teainstcr. t'ouiid besldt
the track, six miles west of t~iniid\lskl'-
_.__i-
COIIDEHSED ADS.
T00 LllTE FUR
CLlSSlF|Cl\Tl0li
_...__ -1
ONE CENT per woru each necr-
tion for advertising in this coluulu.
Cash must accompany 0l'¢l°l`5- M ”`
mum charges twenty  _
Pr-time sausaoss.-scat  -iggue
o _
grtéi: selected youi1Z6l;62_10_28m1m
_ . . ,,_____ _.-
FOUR , GENTLEINIEN BOARDEiR-S
can lio accommodated by llllllmilf
_at ss Kam st. __ "‘§’;‘f_'__'.§
_wAN1'Eo.- eavamti. oooo :gifs
to slell Gtéaigliausnlgin tgguxélr ai
App y at u acl*
once. _ f§4§f}1_'!i_fWil_',
Tv`KN'i'so Ariifib?-ci.Ass A
Silver l'3T;ck Foxes. State "£1300-
ENEINNII IS Nliiiiili
Piiiliilililil III EGIPI.
Sill illliiI'SPIIlllIiIi
LONDON. Dec. 3.-The Cairo corres-
pondent of the Daily Telegrapli cables
an interview given to him by itushid
Pasha. oil the advantage of British rule
ni Egypt-
hngland is the natural protector-
o)f'Egypt|ovn many grounds." said thei
lrime Minister. “ Her prominence ln
Egypt assures for her that the great
highway to the east will he kept open. `
lier control safeguards the European
fliiitiicial interests in Egypt and to ns..
it nicniis the Integrity of our territory.
""l`li_o enormous majority ot' tho
Egyptians appreciate Great iiritaln’s
work. and on every ground would
llrlilllli' regret a break in l‘iiigland’s
interest ill the country. Wo shall
have more hopes ol' realising our um-
bilions to beconic an ilnportant state
lt; we work iilider Britaill`s gnidaiicc.
No other -power could help us in the
snino way.
" ltllshitl l’ashu spoke in wllrui terme;
of Lord Kitcliellcl"s \voi'k ill l-Igypl, and
cxprcsscll tho hope that when the
liritisli Secretary of it-'ar's task in
ldiiglaud is tliiislied he will rcturn.
lho iugyptiaiis would be most happy
to have Lord Kitcliolior back.
“ One docs not expect great soldiers
to be stlitesinen. liutLordl{itclicner has
pro_vell_ hiinsclf by his clear-sighterl
ll0llCy lll l‘lEl_Vllt. to bc li statosniun of
the first rank."
lNSiIllI_IlN NNI] NEW-
ZENIIINIJ IINNIINEINIS
IINI NNW IN IEIPI
(Special to The Guardian)
LONl)(>N, lice. Il.--Aiistraliaii and
New Zeulaiui contingcnts have been
disenibarkcd in Egypt, according to an
apn_ouncemeuL,4n‘:'_the- oitlcial..hureau
to assist ill the defence of that colintry
and complete training there. When
this training is coinpleted they will
go tllrcct. to the front. to light. wit.Ii the
other British troops in Europe.
WILL IIIIP Illll
liilll HI]IiSiS
Iiliill Slliiii
O’l"l`AWr\, l)ec. 21.--Tlic llcpartnicnt
at' Agrlrilllllrc has dccidori thai, owing
to thc seriousness ol' thc l`oot and
mouth disease ami the danger ol' it
spreading to (‘anada, it will have to
atop even the army horses pncliased
in the United States from being
brought across the Canadian border
"or sliipinellt from St Joiili. There is
_t general nihargo on all live stock
coming to Canada from thc United
States. but an exception was made for
horses purchased for the army. An
arrangcnieiit has now been mario with
General licnson by which they will be
shipped from all American port.
Iliillll Iii
I.
ROME, Doc. Zi.--The lllnllnii parlia-
000,000 have bee
KING Gillllii' ll
fi.-i-1_si.lfy --4--- -----
SUIMMRY 0F THE SITUATION
LONDON, Dec. 3.-With a lull in
i le in the west, which has
, .
5 um tu -|-h Guardi u with only occasional infantry attacks, S uma' to The Guarumn)
Ililiil ililiilll Ill Wil ISEIIMNNS t[ISl IINS
Iili IIIIINIS UNI ‘J-‘S--'iii  INIEN III NIIIIINHG Ili IHUUSNNIIS IN NFS-
caunonade at widely separated points,
 _ _. at   -  A Plililritiiiilnnz
LONDON, Doc. ii--King George who interest is now almost entirely Cehlfed VRYBURG, South Africa, Dec. 3.-
lI;l:;lllil»§u ‘uisltingt tlieullrlitlsh lilies till in the struggle between the Russian genegal Dewet, the backbone ot’ the
.~ en on o ie ring me o- _ t Aff ii _ - _ _ _ '”’__“ _
.ray _ lllld Geflllall armies lll "la, Will- Tiisuay ;_f‘f_"f;f_‘:_eu2°\‘l,a§2§’_§§§;“um l.o:~nc:\, li...-_ .t~'ri.<. Dany 'rein-
At last the Russians have approached mu Beucuanalamu was brought’ uuw graph's Moscow correspondent, in it
within firing distance of Cracow, their under B Wong g,,a,.u_ ' ‘ despatch describing the recent llshtlns
N  steady advance from Przemysl having ------i- ‘“__l;If’d"‘ ”“l'8' _ _
- 1 I k he town was closely besieged by
l’l`°cee‘le‘l Wltlwul “ily Tea c 'ec ' the Germans on three sides, north, east
'l`ll€Y STG l`9ll0l'l-ell t0'lll1Y l-0 be lllU“lll~‘ and Sonlli. The Russian army was as
ing heavy batteries around the town though in a sack, but it rallied with a
of wemcka which they occupied great. resolution and heroism to u great
' and ditlicult situation.
(5p¢¢;a| to The Guardian) _‘ l_'e5lel`*lay` and fmm whlch 'me miter 'l‘he battle began Novcllilier 19, and
[,()N|)()N_ neu 3__u|0ydS Agency lurts of ( racow can be reached. ____ was at its height during .Novo-nibcr :li
declared to-day that the Norwegian I Important as this ls, for the fall of lv 254-_ ll lnfrnlnc cvldcnt on the even-
Slelllllvr. Rv-Il. Wllllrll F08-0ll0<l 1-ll/GF* Cracow would lay open the roads to LANCASTER, Eng., Dec. 3.-An at- mg. mum" izglld mm the R““5I‘"“" had
Duo) y‘.u¢(u.uuy \-rum Nuw York uuu _ _ 't t t _ ‘_ I __ . H I _ galnc at victory. 'l`hc Gorinan urmy,
ima., rum." gum uuuwdy by nu. Brmuh V“"'"“u' llrehlau and Bcrlm’ the main 1§:N1I;nn?1e;yl‘|:2§eT3mi;, 5?.. I,I.I§,u._,uIi\l__:f oillllaiikod and pllsheil t`roni thc rout'
mlliml-|L1,.u iwuuu luuu uu u u,.iuuu0|._ lntorc:-it in the east continues to rest tum Camp here' was luwurmu uv mu by thi- ltiissi-.iiis,_iiiade. r-mprcriic effort.-i
The stcaincr ltan, ffuptain Borve, lr-ft with tho operations on the irregular guuruu who charged mu ,uuuu'wuu lll DHHS lll' l-full lroni lllc liusl ami the
N‘“W Y‘"`l‘ ‘lll N‘W‘llllll"l` lil \'0l` l-lVl“l" front from Czlnstochowa through fixed bayonets wounding several. "l°II\I_" _
pool. She is it vessel ol’ 1,2)-iii tons re- lou, uuu Iuwiu to me Eau, Prussian The Q,-Dum., M-use from Hu. uu\iu_ _ 5‘fVl‘l`f’- llllylllll-‘lu lllélllllllz 0l'\'t1r‘r\~_<l
gismrml' liortler Official prononncernents as to °l`ell0fl 01' B prisoner who b0ilSl*“l ‘U I;:NiiiilliIitf)\:f§~:§;§m .(.):,._uUw1|€:;wa,.,.l'I.IHN
~..___...____.____.,_, L - ~ _ _ the other cupuvus Umt he wus um.. u _ _- _-_ _ » V _ _ldllh
urngrpcu- hp,-p mp gum-der]_ um] 1". wbu r(uPus(_d ,rms angered mupmn -h<n\'lI_\. lliuy lost lt|i.~. ot tliotl.~..tild:.
ii
  th-tlnur-__ and it is thus tlltilcull to arrive miles who altaclrerllliiiiig. 'l‘lie_gu-Llrrlli ml.. |';"'u_uA`_ u ul___u_u-ul uiguu _mu mr
. . . intervened but were ovtr iowcied _ _
at d wmlumon Wm-I regard to me The reserves were summoned ami I""I'l "'I"l).l' III” “NUI” l"‘l"'l“l'“"
toursc of events It is apparent how when me reached the Swim they -giltlicred in the public places ont-ring
  ‘“"’l`» ‘hill ll “CW llama ms developed found a tlilousahd prisoners advancing, llrzlwlls "UV ‘L Hllssmll l"im°ry'
to the -.outliwt-st of Lodz. where the armed with 1.;-it-iw, sticks ,md prone” ““'“”“'-*”°°_-‘
*__ Geriiiziiis have formed a new line with 'l`ll@ l`0S@l`V0S llXC‘¢l llH>'0Il€lS.. cliargetl   
. , , , . _ ~ ‘ _ _ » ~ . at thl double tnick and soon ubdu~d
_L~O_.\'ll(,-N, Dec. Lil* rom lnforniation fresh force.-i brought from Ixalisz, and the n‘]'uunem_B_l The rmguwdesrs we‘;_0
lilicneelrilf-;I'tlN;iItLaIIXilig);lI3iI§;lliiiglliim  are “gain wymg to penetrate the Rus' lllleslefl llllll lllfwed ln Solitary con- '
concrete liuscs l'or artillery has been Sufi] mulrfh _ _ I _ t {l"°f'“je’:_t_‘l ?"lllu°ne 'l"_“_“ was S°rl°"S' -
luuue ut mu muulu U1- 'ue u-uumuS__ A the ltn:-sinus, too, have hat time I o y in u tt n e me tt.
small island, which is practically part Sll`1lll=‘Illl0ll Olll lllvll' lllle llllll lll lle ". ' _.`
ol' thc County of Essex, on the north eyes of the Allies anotlier battle fol- LO§.Sg"8§a|Dt°_Tge (§:1a;`fI'an) t u  
side of the Tlianles, is the spot where I - _.lou 1 that just concluded ' EL' '” 5 repor e
the discovery was made lt is marshy uwmg so ` e y that L000 prIs°ners auemptfed escape
,u.uu` I . l` I ." t - Y, in this region must help them in the from Lancaster concentration camp '_ _ __ _
L` . “‘ 'ml ‘my Lon ams a tw - ~ - and were checked by the guards This LONDON- l~‘l‘<'- -l-*llll‘ -\l0l’ll\lll§
<lW@lllllZS. lull llfflllif opposite Sheer- lolig run, ior it is argued that, win or is Omuiauy uemed by tue cum,ua'uua,u l’ost`s Petrograd eorrcspondeiit says
(ross, uutliii so not tar distant trcun the lose, the Geriiialis must be further at camp He declares that there is ‘ho hears that rm- Russiuu u,_.uu,.u| R0".
"mst a “'.“-V' It Y"““Id be an mlm” weakened; and, in addition. will soon not a word of truth |n the re ,-_ nenkampf has been snperccdetl be-
lunt strategxcal point po t He ~ ~
-1-ui, isluuu uus au iu'uu,eum1gulsml,y have to turn their attention to the says that there was some booing when "a“9“- ll0_‘Ya" W0 ‘llli'5 lllllf lll l‘»ll'¢`lllt-I
‘ntvlnlr been given nlitllena charter of Russian offensive against Silesia and fl ““l“ll@l` ‘ll Alflllllllll DFlS0ll0l‘S \‘/SP0 `  L{’If’I"‘;'it;;”lil:l‘;'_‘;‘:'llI‘l""'l""ll l\ll"l("“"
uwiumluluhemuu uuriuu uc u uompuuy around (.m(_Uw_ released but there was no.llglil.int-Z- _been hum i-H. iam wr rt, o ntvt
‘fl lfmi “"et‘l‘.°’“"‘i.g9l‘I__‘f‘ Ville; _lllsllllllg On the other hand, German experts HE|_|Go|__AND NQW |S ALL FOR-|-|,| Tliis failure, the correspoiidcnt says,
rf" l".u;“f`  _W_I_v' "Hi d\p.hu. lmg believe that defeat for the Russians FIED. Ililllllell Uflllld llllkc Nlchollis' strategic
NHLLI . I:-I NL-bluih Ol-   ffxfleh fm* would enable the Gerniah enerals to --_- sclicliie ol' its full sin-r-css a wi-ck ago.
',_0c_L ILP” "."u£u"‘ 1°;]_i‘tl` _“'l_" fir” “O _ f _' ‘_  ,.»a`Fh bl _ _. L()ND(9N_ D@¢_ 2__']‘h0 Times mlb; ‘ “'I`l\c arrivznl ot' Eliipcror Nicliolas
"l ur L‘5"m“" ‘*""°‘° 5'" ' ` ` llllllil lll?" X;lIl`('@l>i if 9~f‘0ltel` °“ iiuheu u mailed dispatch from Kiel' u§v_ :lit tlic front," thc correspondent, “will
" age list tie ies n ie was _ rug ,L (;,,u(.,-union uf Lu., visit mauu' |,, ie tie occasion for the declaration of
ALLIES P§|Ec§:-?|?uGTO FORCE However, the battle must last l'or licligolami, by a l`oreigiie.~, who say.; ,U19 F004 “UW-‘i ‘ll lllff "0lllPl€‘ll0ll Ol' U10
' some uuvs uuu um upuomg troops nit-_ hir..-u. from which ::..» --mi inhnb- Glallfl Ulll<¢">+ Sl"llf‘l<l<= vlllns-"
~ _, . . . _ __ _` ' . itants rave been remov-:~.l, is entirely
In\\£l?(?'l;§El§\fe§‘”,L3§]l;;)ERt:u l;§‘-€ua£?l.ou may be tounted upon to light with the in ‘the hands of the German navy* I
ilong the Yser and at Ypres has under- same Intensity Us they did 1." "ie WMI( is pr°°°°dl“g 0" l°r'~mCalI0"“'
_zone a very uumiuuam change. Tué previous conflict, when the losses ln which are being strengthened, while
meusive has pasgmi from the Kaisefs killed, wounded and lnissilig reached Bllllllefll lll`€ Bllgllgefl lll lellllllg lW0 lllli
’. iS
niny to the Allics. When and how enormous numbers. l . ‘ _ . _ _ _     
ho Allies will make use of the ncwl -Fume uuu buuu uu uuws for some F°‘;ped° boats “er” Comlnmm In
situation cannot at present be stated ` . ' me “gm M 'light' slmmlmlg ll’ "au"
but Guum_u| Juu-ru _muuuelu Mumuai days ot' lightinguin the Causcusus or o:_her fevery few minntos. The ricerca-
l~‘re-.iicli have a significant mobile force lll lhll'-"ill» lllll ll lll lllfllll-’-lll llml- 1" the  0 Sudu slgnala wa” ‘le"“’""ll"l"'l
at their disposal really for tho tiny wholc oi' Africa more llveliness is l:fu1ll‘\l]‘u“;{.IIOif{Eu:;£f"'1_;l_‘:_::“‘:_';f(f;;i__mi|l‘I’If`
Wim" uw'(h;r"'“'ITu-luclm Bonn' "'""‘““" uiilicipattrd now that (lcncral (‘l_iristiail mg umuu uulu. uumg wuu fm Hum.-
-r. . ul'-. . 5 _- _ _ _ H _' ’~ _ \ ` “
dsl nlIiIliIN'o :Iiii(pIi-.I ltiiItivINItlIig:0<il' strong lm “"1 lm” l""’ll <'lll'llll`l‘ll.‘ull<l_ L-oil. put. ull wil olt` ilicllnlugl-glftllllil i~\'l‘ll’l,‘Jll
uosilimlg 0,, Hu. ||uuuu,| yum- bpiug Louis liothu can curry out his original élflif- K? Xlll hutll l L- ul i ll' till. ll!-_
'lbandonctl in thc courso ol' the last plans of moving against the (iermans "ll “He 'al 5 d“m“g‘ '”'I‘l. ml( U
, _ -_ _ lu I ., I, _ _ lhom was ln it striking comiuion on
im) (ir mu' ".l`“'l W :_;"h..”_m"‘S ‘ml in Soillli-\Vcsl.. Atrlcu. rcncliillg Willielllisliavteli.
,he t.crimln (iciicral .tall is at. Inst ,uuu mm Ausmuum and New Zum _
mul it' i~ li 'tl '
_mls Zflguvigglsiygv Nui; s(I;12;-u\,¥,?u€,-0:. lalid contingents have been landed in l-037 TWO SONS- V
ches in that awful swamp will kill by Egypt for opposittoli against the Turks. _ , _ _
lhllllless lCV0ll)ul:_l:l0;lll\‘(ln§ll§i$ll;gilaZ::2f Portuguese reinforcements have BrIu;)§;]3g|I;` D§:,`l;fuu0'lIL»rl;?_I,1i£.l: Mug;
°°j‘§“D‘,’x_;§’_§§‘m um F‘reu(_u uavc geéu' reached Angola to take the offensive ioilcn in nitric. annrour say.; this in
left in alniostluidlsputed possession of agalllsl me Gmnlalls 0" tllelf All'l°““ me Be°°"‘l ami who has los( his Im'
the country before them. The German border. N" a'*"'l°“'
have withdrawn much heavi; artillleryf. The poiiricni et,-our of the day was _____.___._-
I believe we have seen tie en o _ .
the Kats.-r's right for nnnlrlrk ann "ml “‘““""“"“‘e“‘ "Y “ie memle' "' Pniuce oF wAi_Es Fuuo
(.nlaiB_ Ypmu uas been reduced to ltziy that nothing had intervened to ____
ruins, btit over the ruins the Belgian prompt italy to alter hcr policy of LONDON, Dec. 2.-Tlie. Pi-im-c ol'
tiag is still flying, limi the Germans are _ne\m~a1i(y_ Wales fnml to-day has rt-at-lied Iwi-nt_\'
now miles away. ‘ millions.
_ - A _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ - _ - - - » - - - - ~_-_-_- _- ~_-_-_A_»,-:_-_-_-,-_-,-_-___-_-_-_-_-,~_,,_-_-_-_._~,-,_-_.___._._.¢ ~._-___-_~_._._.____,._._A_____-___._._~_____._.___-_~_- -_.,- _ -_-___» _»_- -_ _-,-,-,-_-_-e -
- IIliIlII_I’liIiilMlNI IIlPlIiIINil IIIILUNIIIHS FIIIINELI HIINIIIIFII
` mom Wm reusxmnbm www' “nd its tl l-‘ire Station last night ilic` pressioii ot' spirits, told liliii he had hope of n safe rctilrn lifter his cfl`ort_s
_ _ . _ _ in ie .
dlublrnuons Ilmligiwanlm ‘lliitél  tlremcn ot' ('hurlottetown served li done but his duty ami done it well! in behalf of the lunipire, Mr J. l\.
l I ioncd by thc
us this is cons ercl . - . ,
» _ ., - l. i 'upper in honour ot Lien- Mr. i`nrner also replied to the toast. .ltoss voiced t ic oss orcas
nfonmm rm llmIy;m;\(1/~;' Itge“ImI¢§;t;l:::|' Ee1i‘i?1I|)il;“(llI.s  Bethune and Mr. John The songs were all excellent alid were choir in the departure of Lieutenant
Pom huudrcll am t yarepalready in 'l`\ll‘ll€l‘. Who leave this momlllg. with loudly applauded. The evening closed ‘Bethune A set of field glasses uml a
three mmdrel Sena om - l for Halifax en with the singing of "Auld Land Sync".pnrse of gold was presented to l\lr
Rome to attend the session. lwellll’ f0“l` °l mrs' _ _
d l resentlng the l'0lll9 t0 lll0 fl‘0lll~ Tll0 large I`00lll alid the National Anthem. _ Bethune friomttlie cdliurchsmuulgue iéiiulig;
Premier Satan ra. n li
- t_dl l ltio .and F li l i tl o'ranime as cur The recip en ma o a
new cabinet' Wm make nm§;Me;[|\fe¢m b,val§ri1gelitmniit(l cl)iI;)e‘li?`ni-i?C;(;§il]\'ade§il the 1-lotions: ng S me pr B in which he expressed his thanks for
',J\o:1?;;Ii;:aIcnii§llyhlzntgseylgiiiguiiassagle will place The supper over, a spleiidld the thouglitfulness of the donors, and
l ' _. . t ri ti t . l ht _ ti
dam with the attitude of ugly with programme was carried out, conflstigg PROGRAMME. ttglllsei "mill:in;Ug;`§BtP;1;ll:orl(;:;0m;rtgf
l d d y
reference to the present European “airy (l,VNrtoI1l§tsl::.`ti1r;ai!‘!°ISTisiliWlI ‘TINSB vdliions “Thg King"--God Save the King. Speeches eulogislng Lienl.. Bethune
' ' i F l Dr
and me Premier dwiII= exgrlgimnieni toasts were responded to in eloquent "Our Country"-Ex-Mayor Lyons, P. were also made by Rev- ll l‘ HSI.
reasons that ticwute dllniio watchful speeches which were punctuated by _L Nash, Mays. J- P- G0l'<l0ll. J- A- Clarke- ll-
I“u'::_?_=;‘(t)f’II‘£;'ue gg;-'xt uf which was frequent and loud applause, and the s¢mg_\v, Brown, Egq_ It. Dlngwell and others.
nc . _ _ "__ _
'° imi°"‘f-lfsilii.-';`§‘f;f.'§ii° I~m"°s' °[ §;`f.i§mii.“ fi-f-m.NI.iNlyw2i ‘ir?a'"I;.f§§`.N. \vI.Nb"..°-t..'§f"fii.pif"i°i_ N_"`i\i¢i<ri.)f.`<...`.I'" ANOTHER vol-uNTEER REMEM-
na-I-llllr ufllllfeulent w'i|| Writitln an nn- Lient. Bethune and Mr. Turuer. tu ‘Reading-'l). gdgar guaw. D J Ru 5ERE°-
nouncement of the military and naval K:/eta S300 ‘;llT00}:lllle0tl'h;l;¢:lll;€ Vniigat le 0;; billtfyo;-H0833; efllir ~ ~ Several -P W v"_`,_`Om bow., are
I1 , - . _ ' ~ " -
preparations' for which Nixgrliy $200' l°e?nrlnoN.Io :Nic lzlang with the Nictoria ,song-J_yAustl: 'l‘|-amor-_ going to the front. Among them is
n appr..D_._. ' Cross on their breasts-to the honour "0n|- qu¢g¢¢"_Li¢nt_ H_ L, Bethune, Fred Donald, who has been Assistant
and glory ol their native province 'ro Join. Turner, i-:sq Secretary of the Y.M.L.A. during the
t Bethune made “our veteran Fireman"-Dr Strlck summer months The other evening
' “Our Guests," Lien . l ll I . - ~ ‘
brief and happy speech in reply. I-lu land, rims. Plckard, Rom. Kelly. the Cvllese boys 0! the present terln
~- B " Guan . _ said he wasproud to be a fireman and song-G. E. Ritchie. through their President, Mr Leith
Apply by lfmer' A' " 5793-12-4n\!ll ' ' he thought ri drier body of men could "Ab¢¢n¢ Msmbgi-|".._n_ n.,,¢rmy_ Webster, presented I-‘red with a wrist
T l not be round anywhere than those of: "Tm Lauren"-senator Pi-owne, D which and the followinz mldrener-
W
WIIIIKIIIE IIIININGWINIIII
4i'|"l`.\\\'.‘.. ll.-c. 51.- (li-iii-rzrl Sir \\'lii.
Utter, wlio lint: .~linrr:.- ol' ini- rrlng thc
alicn <-ii--niics in t‘aii:ul:i, ball arranged
for eznplo_\'iri~-nt during Ihr- wlntl-i
nionthra for thi- iiuijority ut’ tht-ni ill
cis-;il‘iiig land flu' iigi't<-iillliiwii purposes.
'lhosc in Qiicliec will sliortly lic rc
movori to thc .-\bitibi tillnrict, while In
Ontario they will be put in thc Algon
quill Park, and at thc Potcwnwu train
ing gronmis. It is stated thc men are
ivillillg to accept. any kind of work
during llic wiutcr, with ciiiploynionl
conditions stringent as they arc in
(`-allada at present.
IIEPIIINICS Iii SIIIIIN
NMEIIIBI iilil INUNBII
\\'.\.\`lIl.\'(l'l`t)N, llcc. Zi, - llrzlvc coli-
ti'o\’¢-rsit-.s lic-twct-ii iiuliolls ol' South
Aiirericnii and liolligcrclit countries of
l<1\iropi~ lr-rl to-d:i_\' to the calling ot' li
coiil`crr~i|t-<- for ne-xt 'l`ii<-stiliy or the
govcrning iioilrrl oI` thc l'aii-.\iiiei'i\-nii
i'iiion.
llc-fore this lioarrl, which coiisisls at
thc tliploiiililic rt-pl’csclil:iti\'cs ol
tivciily .\lii¢-ricaii rcpiililics with thc
Secrctury of State of thc linitoil States
as cllairinliii tcx»oilll'iol, will coiiic thc
vurious sllggnstiolls which have been
niudc by Argclitinu. ('hilc, l‘cru,
lfrnguay ami l-Icllador t'or li stronger
assertion of the rights ol' neutrnls. aiul
the exclusion ol' Iiolligcrciit wnrsliips
from the waters of thc Allicrlcas.
Bvitlciicc of tlic sr-rlouslicss of thc
situation in South Aiiicrl<'u. due to the
presence of belligerent warshlps on
both the Atlantic and l’acili<~ coasts
was coiitniiicd in a rlesputcli received
lo~night by .\I_ -.\lnjica, the (‘hilenn
Aliilnlssillior. l`|~uni thc Minister of
Foreign .\lt`;iii‘s nl Santiago. ’l`lic leur
is cxprcssctl by thc ('liilcnn olllcinls
that Gcrinnny`s alleged violation of the
neutrality of Chile may inliiienco the
otlier belllgcrcnts to disregard the
territorial jurisdiction ol' (`hile and
pclhnps cause thoin to semi their
wursliips within the three lnilc limit.
to sto German operations
F64” siiviléiggéikiuinsvcioeill T _ Charlottetown. l-le knew that every _ Edgar Bhaw. ` “At the request of my iellow.students
1-. -- »- [.1 _|_ N h_ l havo been asked to say a few words
which took flret prize and o I
‘other Breed wherever e§llll_llll*"
. lla.
George McLean. l1°Vll‘~ §762_12_2E6|_
_ __,.__
§U§IWf8'§_fiT/il.0PET8';-lib. 8 prim-
it '*“‘ .“°“‘.°.s'-“‘ :drier 1*-“lS'-‘Sl
ep or ron . f ' ‘ _
uooo; moo for 5100: $20 f°' 1°»°°°
UARDIAN Ol-‘FlCE.6 6084 1:2}EuL
 *"rr°“°li.r‘“.
rms. on the County “emu hive
pair of fur mitts owner »
steamer Batian of 6.000 i0l1B BNIB.
from Java, went ashore last night on
Goodwin Sends after a collision with
the British steamer Nlobe. This ves-
sel later anchored in the Downs. There
were no cesualtiel on board her.
The weather was so had that the
life savers were unable to launch their
lifeboat until early today when they
_rescued the Bat_lan's crew with dif-
. .i
same by ivaylns l°f l“;§s§_,,,E1r
__________ L
num-.l'» mntment mu Dlrllllwfl*
_ _ _ _
._,` ' ` -_-.Y   "f_ .-'_l_ _ _ 1  <_.’v,-__ ;~_ - _
.- ~.' '#11,-. -3- cf- ‘  - _ . .,... - - - ~ - ~ - - - ~-»»~ ~ t. an., v\ ws.-\.-\\~-.¢\.~\.-..\.\ -.-\-~,/\\.vvw\. 'xr \\,_¢'»\/\/\'\ .g._.._-A.:-Q .ay».~'~\v--.;y-~~
‘ ficulty.
Y
gxamlned for the present contingent.
_.when they were told that they would
not be required was keen beyond de-_
scription-lo keen, in fact, that they _
sat and almost cried. Major Darke.
who had the unpleasant duty of ae-
lectlng the twelve. felt that he had
never done anything more distasteful
-to htm' in nn inc and that the rejected
men would never ,forgive him; but
_______.___---
they all shook him by the hand and.
Mlnadr's Linimeut. curee Nenralgie. in cheeertul tones in spite of their de-
___._ man in the militia was burning wit The Free: - as
E Dec 3--During one of anxiety to go to the front, and the dis-` "Tho Fir-amen"-Chief Ranatzhan, l0 YO" lll llllll- P"‘lll°l’lY °“" lll"
DEMJII Nmtiles on record the Dutch fappointment ot eight men in Sydney. Assistant Chief C. B. Marley. J. A. 0PD°l'l“llllY ‘ll mi-‘°ll“5 l°5°lh“"~ T"
the new es E  ut or twent who had been medically \vebster. me an event 0! this kind has always
--god 3", Th, K|u“_-» been one ot' sadness, but it seems that
hero there is no cause for such because
|_|Eu1-ENAN-|- 55-|-|.|UNg AQMN of the gallant step you have taken.
i m an with
HONOURED.
B 5 q u ou. m lun mum be leaving for the province to prepare
At the apt st tc o oo
a farewell was given Lleut. il. L..
liethune, Dr I J. Yeo presided. On
behalf of the church an address was
read by Mr A. P. Webster, expressing
appreciation of Mr llc-thune's services
as a member of the church. and the
in a few days you. n co p y
other men whom we all honour, will
yourself for the defence of our Empire.
We are proud of having been associ-
ated with yon, and to know that you
severing yourself from your loved
ones have so wllll_ngly_ pliiced your-
UJUNTINUED ON PAGE THREE)
p .
The (‘hilfean governinent nimle it
plain that it did not prefer one schenie
of action to another, lint urged that
whatever steps are taken should have
the earnest liliited support of all the
American republics. Originally Great
Britain and France asked the United
States to exercise its good offices with
t`clombia and Ecuador to secure a
strict observance by those nations of
neutrality obligations. Although this
controversy, according to latest report,
is being adjusted, the uicnacing situa-
tion in t`hllc has cliipliasiscd thc
iiniigers to South Anicricnn republics
of the cniitlnilml prsnseiice of forcigli
' __ ~i
nn iiuniii
WNS illlMIllliIllN
Iil"l_lIlil_I’ilIIl
Bombs Dropped on the Home
ot the Krupp Guns by Dar-
ing Aviator who Suc-
ceeded in Getting
_ Away.
,__1.
(Special to The Guardian)
LONDON, Dec. 3.-A despatch from
Berlin is to the effect that the Krupp
factory at Essen, Germany, was bom-
is said that bombs dropped from an
aeroplane on the guns ami half of the
building. The airmen escaped unin-
jurorl and the extent of the damage
has not been ascertained.
lIiNl|l|lN INNENTS
NNI Fllil Sililiii-[13
OT'l`.-\\V.\, lice. 3,-Mr. Percy Aly-
wln, ol' t‘lin‘ street, ls to be honored by
an interview with ills Majesty' the
King, who has cxprcsl-lcd his inten-
tloii ol' inspecting the hut which Mr.
Aylwin has invented for the use of
soldiers. Lord Kitchener has already
wurliily approved of their construc-
tion :ind pructicability, and the War
Oilicc has issued an order for several
tliousand. '
News of llie succcps of the inven-
lion has just been received by' Mrs.
.\ylwiii in copies of British papers.
'l`hc llaily (lraphic publishes photo-
graphs of the huts as designed for the
accoinniollntioii of both man and horse.
The Iicily (Thronicle, commenting on
thc idea, describes the War Oflice
test.
"ln Green Park, between Piccadilly
ami the Palace," it says, “a number of
little huts have been set up during the
past l`o\v days, and people have won-
dered whether troops are to camp in
the lieiirt ol' London.
“'l`l\t-so huts were really erected for
thc War Office tr-st and inspection,
and tlionsnmls are now on order for
Salisliury Plain, Aldershot and other
military centres, to house the new re-
crults.
Holds Six Men.
“Each lint provides ample space for
six men, or many more in an emer-
gency. The constructlon is very sim-
ple. Roof and walls consist of canvas
strctclicrl on wooden frames, with ven-
tllators and mica windows. The wood-
oii tloor is covered with matting and
the whole makes as comfortable and
water-tirzlit ri home as any soldier
could wish. Men of the Grenadiers
who have been looking after them
spoke highly of thc new huts as com-
pared with thc old bell tents.
"'l`hc light weight, together with the
r-use nml spot-rl with which the hill-B
--an he --r.-.-it--t, are among the points
that iran- coiiiim-iid~_-ti them to the mil-
itary :ini horitit-s. Each but packs Mt.
tml nh tan bc piled on un urmy trans-
port wagriii. 'l‘hcy are put together
nlth bolts and ilnnnbscrews. and at a
\\'nr tilllcr- test they were unloaded
:ind erected by men who had no pre-
vious experience, in two and a quarter
minutes. Ilospitnls ami stables can
iiso be erected in the same way.”
l\lr. Aylwin, who has been ill Eng-
'anrl for sonic months, is an old mem-
ber ot' the lloyal North-West Mounted
Police, and says thc idea of the hl.ll'.
ir-cilrreri to llilii in British Columbh.
wlierc he inailc himself comfortable in
sm-li a building with the thermometer
hr below zero. -
.,.,.,.~».,.»-~»---,...._..~,_..~,...,...--.~.~.¢u»
\\':isliiiigton rliploniats when the pur-
'iosc ol' the nil-eting became generally
:no\\-n. 'l`|ic kiiliivlcdge that the
nitions nl' this hi-mil-ipliero would
-:uh-zioviir informally to reach an
uiitlcrstlilirliiig, so that they Could
:pi-uk as with one voice to the bel-
ligerr-iits oi' l~Iurope on such questions
is wireless regulation, coal and the
rcstorntioii ot lrndc. was reef-lv---l vi-Th
»:\rkcri attention by the EUIODBGI
diploimits who are following the .__ --f
ment closely.
ilinard's Llnlmont Cures Bheumetilm,
'IIE HEATHER
THE TEIPERITUIE
TIDE. l00l. ETC.
(Special to The Guardian
'l`OllON'l`O, Deecinber 4--Maritime:
Presli to strong North-Westerly. shift-
'ng to Nortlicrly and North-Easterly
ivlnrls; fair and colder,
THE WEATHER.--lleavy rain at
nirl-day, with occasional showers dur-
iig thc day, clearing at night.
The highest temperature registered
:tslcrrlay was 47 deg. above zero end
.ntl tho lowest 43 deg. above. The
oivvst thc previous night wee 43 den
mov.-_ Ar in n. nr. yesterday lt wa"
lcg. above ami at il p. m. it wal 48
lliovc. '
The title will be high this afternoon
ut l2.5ll and tomorrow at 1.14; it will
be high tonight at 11.20 and tomurfpf
at ll.Fi7. _
The sun sets this afternoon and to-
morrow at 4.16; lt rises tomorrow
morning at 7.25 and Sunday at 7.2¢.
‘5 _:gba moon rises this afternoon at
.~) ~
There was a full moon on Wednw
day. Dec. 2nd, at 2.21 . rn. '
The last quarter or the mobo will
be on Thursday. Dec. 10th, at 7.12!
ll. l`.l.
'llic length of today will be ellht
hours and ill'i'y-three minutes.
wnrsliips nfl' their coasts.
llluch lntorest was aroused among
IM\nard's Claimant cureaiiergeteiwevg
J
~§~. .
barded yesterday by an aeroplane. It _
:-ma.. _-