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UPENINU [UF HILARY  
 TERM SUPREME GUURT
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'hue Bills Found in Criminal Cases. Grand
Jury Visit Government institutions. and
Submit Report.
.yi
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The Hilary Term of the Supreme
COUFI 0D6l1€d in Charlottetown'
The same' satisfactory condition
exists at the Infirmary and at the
at 11 o‘clock yesterday morning, all- tuberculosis annex,
illdgeli- Oil the bench. / | We agree with your Lordship that
T110 Grelld Jury WB! 601111108611 Of, the condition' of affairs with respect
the fCi0lWillB¥ -T0\l!l H- Bllllillill. (i0l‘e- to the enforcement of the Prohibition
men). North Rustlco, ,F. R. H€el'tZ.iAct is very unsatis-factory. Your
Chl1l"i0ii19i0Wl1i A. C. D\lchemill.fLordshlp has frequently remarked to
Chnl-oitetown; Wm. McCabe. Cove- the Grand Juries of this country that
head: J8l!1€8 C- McMillan. Wood ls-|were it not for the unlawful sale of
18-lldlli C- H- B- 'L0l'lSW0l'lh. City; liquor, which is permitted, crimes
Russo-ll Mcbure. North Rustlcmiwould practically cease. we regret
Brenton Dlckleson. South Rustlco that we have to report that the laxity
WHUU-CB B- M¢'N9iii. V€l‘l10ll Rilleftlin' the' enforcement of this law; the
John Lyon!-l. Ioln-1; George Myers. non-enforcement of sentences against
Covoheodc Theo D. Linz. Wheatley persons convicted or violations or this
RiV€l‘: H0Wlll‘d Weekll. Sllfillgiilfldilact, and the liberation of violators of
Patrick Clafkill. Ci*-Y; J0hIl E- Sill- this. law iroim jail bc-fore their sen-
relair, Springfield; Pope Bagnall. Hun-
ter River; Isaac Carter, City; George
1-1.- McGulgan, Hunter River; Sea-_
forth. Acorn, Pownal; Wm. Bulman,
Rui'-tico; Amos Acorn, Mill View;_
(irisp Moore, Westmoreland; Thomas
McNally, Ten Mile House. i
ln the only two criminal cases on
the docket William Trainor indicted
for shop-breaking and larceny, and
Samuel Morrison Jer larcency of foxes
from the pen of atmuei Kennedy. the-
Grand Jury returned true bills.
His Lordship, prior to this, charging,
the jury referred to the circumstances
of each case and declared there was
very little crime' in the county. He re-
gretted the fact that in the -jail at pres-~
ent, there' are eight persons serving
terms for drunkenness. This fact prov-
ing that there is a laxity somewhere
with regard to the enforcement of -the'
'law against seilling liquor. He thought
that if -the officers carried out the-ir
duty fearlessly the law could be' en-
forced and declared it to be the duty
of the Grand Jury to give' expression
to their opinion' in reference to the en-
forcement of the Prohibition Act
lowing civil cases were disposed ofz-
1’_=n.1=>.< Aiflseil l§»-.Js1l\°s»D\l““- °.°'
tion of eidcthdlit 'wllichxverdlot was
found for isiutiff. A motion ‘to set
aside verdiitt snd;grant a new trial
was discharged with costs.
W. S. Stewart and another vs. Lue-
lia. McCl|.ll\lm, an' absent debtor. The
judge finds. verdict for plaintiff for
$34.92. McCallum for plaintiff.
Royal Bank df Canada vs. Archi-
bald J .l McDonald, action of debt. Duffy
for plaintiff. Case stands over until
Monday next.
.Enterprise Foundry Co. vs. Ernest
D. Bell, acgiionignfproagglggy n0i0. VCT'
for n or . .
(Hgh thelilftemoon, as- usual, the Grand
Jury visited -the public institutions, the
jnil, asylum, and infirmary. and _did not
return until 6.55 when the finding of
true bills. as stated above. was un-
nounced and the following report was
s-ubmit\te'd :- V .
To His _Lordship Chief Justice Sir
Wilfrid Sullivan. -and Adwcilliie
Judges. Hon. R. R. Fitzgerald and
_l-lon F. L. Haszard:
Moy it please your Lordshipsi-
wo, the members of
the Grand Jury We lov-vo to report!
We have visited the different Govern-
ment' lnstitiitions as follows:
Qnoonlo Qquvty Jdilwss found in ex-
cellsnt _cond tion. The food is good
and yvlfolosome, and ,_‘of sufficient
uanl. t . _
q We sNrou|ly- recommend that li por-
tion of the ground should be enclos-
ed ,wit a. suitable -fence for the _DUP-
osoo 'gl ing the inmates ue'cess»ary‘
Eabor. eiollnd the sanitary arrange-
ments of the first class.
t for the Inlllle Wh!
The Hd pi li
osronplly :xitmined inevery detail by
us'and we found evel'l'i\1il\8 in 3
very satfsfuc ory _con'dit-ion, which re-
flects great credit ou the perl of the
management, the food being of the
very nest -and in every way lllllvlblo
for tile' purpose. We carefully °¥Fmi“`
ed the bedding and found it clean and
suitable.
Guaaaunnvhl*
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comme' EVENTS .
,ANNoUNonnnNti's.
’ lummnnes, Mo.
& -_ _,Hun-xt
To ro' oooh laser
tio1nwfgr cazeoriislgg Y: thll column-
ouh must accompany or0¢l‘__- -
.°°'Come-. _the Rod Cross %l}t.ertlil1:.
nt'-slr  sr at North _tl ire,
Elnne 17th  p`.`m. 8880-1-101231..
’-*Mtl1'.tbe. Boultf! ng'
La ax nmim' J-ln'10 o 'ts
and 12811. A' fllinvon on 
"The Hhfiloy School concert' wll
be repeated _lt Clifton on Thursday.
-lliratiary 1‘l\it`.' in slid of th; Reddfoll.
oi" a .
A" D ' M M c. E845-1-9Mili.
A ' ' "75,' C ...
“Pl S ' 4 t|ill\l80- 9
pie and bstwdigolsl-tE1.bo held by the
niinu'tsaasg."il.oa cron. 'rumour
evening. J . 'ilth will be hsltl at
mussels  - asoo1~mtzi_
Rod Cross' Boolft!
and basket-social at
evenint. .lon-
Fridly l1&lh¢.
8807-1-1 Mil
tences have expired has a strong
tendency to bring about a disregard
for all law, and that this condition
particularly affects the' youth of thc-
community.
We' therefore, urge that the Prolli
hiiion Act he more effectively and im-
partiailly enforced and that we wish
to urge upon our legislators the ne
ceslsity of having le'glsla.tion passe-:i
which prohibit the importation of ili-
quor into this province.
(Sgd.) JOHN H. BUNTAIN,
Foreman
For self and others.
The Court meets again this morning
at 11 o’clock.
FIREMANS PlU[}KY
AIITIUN SAVES UHIUJ
As the special train leaving fo'
Georgetown on Monday morning ti
connect with the S. S. Stanley, wa:
iypproachiing thei wwe( St. Peter'l
Road Crossing.. four young chlldrei
were observed playing on the railway
truck. ‘Mr. McWilliams, the drive-
irnstantly applied the emergency bralc
es and slowed the train up, while Mi'
William Munroe, fireman, instantly
leaped from his place in' the engine
and ran with all possible speed tl
where the chlldrcn were playinp
Three of the liittie ones had' left thi
track by the time he got there, bu
the other was still in danger. With
out a. moment’s hesitation, Mr. Mun
roe pushed the-1:lrild~off-the' rails ti
safety, but in doing so he slipped ani
fell on the trucks himself. Hits was i
very narrow escape, but fortufnatel:
the train was stopped just in the nici
of time, the wheels just grazinl
his body. Mr. Monroe certainly is de
serving of commendation for his pre
sence of mind and pluck on this or
casion. But for ills timely action thii
child’s life undoubtedly would huvi
been lost. _
It is said that quite often child’rei
are in the habit of playing dangerous
ly close to the railway track at thii
crossing. and it would be well for par
_ents in that vicinity to see that thei
children are prevented from frequent
ing such a dangerous place.
CONDENSED ADB.
T00 LATE FOR
_ ULASSIFICATIOB
TWO CENTS 'per word .ach inner
lon for sd rsrflslns in this columr
Gosh must accom order.
._.__-___|'£__ _
UAUNBOMI SAUSAGE! M_ADt
froth ovary dey from ssleote
young pork. Saunders, Newsome I
Co., Market Buldiug .
|248-0-I5M6mn
WANTED-MAN FOR FARM WORK
good wages. -C. H. Robertson
Marshfield, via York. 3862-1-10M3iptl
WANTED-AN EXPERIENCED GIRL
for general housework. Apply at St
Anth0ny's Villa. 3855-1-10M1ipd
.l__ 
LOST-JAN. 3 ROLL 0F MONEV_
Finder please leave at Dunn's Ho
tsl. Reward. 'B839-1-9M8ipd.
T0 LET- COMFORTABLE il00lt
with all modern conveniences. Cen
trally located_ Apply at this ofllce
~ 818!-11-llliftf
T5 LIT-AT BRIGHTON. house o
_10 rooms- all modern improvement:
Apply to J. J. McKinnon.
- 1028-7-18Mtf.
F6`F"" s'&iI-s-Ten FI' in w||.n
eese. 85.00 per pair. Apply
‘ Elulsel Matthew s, Alberton. '
_ 3878-1-10M6ipd
'_i=oTsA“lI'l'-"ser or 1'wei.vz oi
_ -,y s Whitcomb Rloys works
Appigr qt Guardian oiilce.
8881-II-lillltf.
WANTED- A GENERAL SERVANT
Apply, to' Mrs. McDonald, 180 Roch
ford Street, stating references.
' _gala-1-artist
wAn1'¢o-i\:i.»iAsLs usriniio
than to tolie charge of farm. Apply
A, li, Lung, Mt. lildwurd Rd.
8856-1-l0Mlllpd
fhiii BAE!--TWO NEWLV FRESH-
snsd' cows. four and five years old.
sf' and so fbi. 9630111? lcnlnlez H.
_ , or .
Robertson. orslt 8s;1o1_l”9!?d_
rouNb'lLo`m\`iI"oi`l`M""o`r tfonsv
on or-sat oeorle St- OWN' ml
have some by provihdlllld Dlyilvr
for sd. Mrs. A. lf Boston. Alsxsnd
.
r
,,1__1.._1-1-=-
Ililllfds page in neva
_ -ms _
.otiaorfo Llnlinont euros Dlmmw
re it li. No 1. sites-1-1oiu1ip<i_
o
` (Special to the Guardian.)
LONDON, Jan. 9- In the course
of a communique from the Canadian
War Records Office several daring
slid minor raids ,are reported which
have been successfully carried out by
Canadian patrols. On New Yea~r’s eve'
a party of two officers and five- men
of a Montreal baittalion left our
trenches and fifteen minutes later
crossed the enemy wire and entered
his front line trenches without de-
tection. After waiting for twenty min-
utes a sentry approached and before
he could resist he was overpowered
_*EEE a
and compelled to surrender.
A second German was overpowered
emerging from a dugout and with
their two prisoners our party returned
to their trenches without further in-
cident.
On the night of the 8th December,
a mine was,successfu.1ly blown up by
us and the western lip of the crater
formed was seized ‘and consolidated
by a party of an Edmonton regiment.
The work of consolidating was car-
ried out under most difficult weather
conditions, the night being wet and
pitch dafrk.
, _
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(Special to the Guardian.)
ATHENS, Jan. 9.--The withdrawal
. HAUL.
(Special to the Guardian.)
BERLIN. Jan. 9- Gaireaska was
captured by s-torm in northern Rou-
mlnia and 5,499 officers and men,
thtree cannons and ten machine gun?-
tlokon is latest claimed by the War O -
00. -.i - -
' GERMAN8 RIEPULBED.
(lgeoldl to the Guardian.)
PARI , Jun. 9-Following a lively
bombardment' last night n_ort.h of the
Ollo, the Germans made an unsuccess-
ful raid on a Fruits: trench north
of Itibscoure. lille are calm pre-
vstlid.
iiiiiiicilii iwsii-IN
note drawn it by France: Great Bri
OPENING UF ANNUN  
 " _ PUUURY SHUW
The annual Poultry Show conducted
by the P. E. island Poultry Associa-
tion, or,:'ns__today _ln the Large build
ing on Great George St., near Euston
St. Yesterday there were quite a
iargeflumber of fowls entered, at least
iN‘_lNlNiENPi§ 0F SUURT
- I cial to the Guardian.)
WASFNENGTON, Jun . 9 . --Financier
Thomas W. 'Lawson .wu called as s
wil-_hell yesterday before the House
Cogamitteedn connection with the
mo or of tho‘"leak." - Ho refused to
llllwlr questions as to those whcm he
believed had given information. To-
day slain before the Committee he
persisted in bis refusal. A motion
was then made to bring him bak- n
the bor of 4.he..l-louse 'for contempt,
‘rho motion is uMr»~wnsiq:im“oa. _
tion of the efforts of the P E island
Poult Association in having this
ry _ _ f
'show continued it Charlottetown. -The sun`lets this bfternoon ot. 4.56 .“'3°"':::|y' Dm” I”
Poultry rv/lslns ls now recognised' ss and tomorrow st 4.51; it rises minor- MJ "mga
one of the principal money-moblog in-
dustfiiel of Cauull, and the holding _Qi
. I
u h shows oul in _ ' ~ -.
2..?..............3TL fi i.°.?§.".i§r°-Y.`Z.'.il soT".‘Z ‘i'f’i’»"_ `_"' ‘“"°“ "°"""' "“'i 0”*-°"°“'~ *"°'.°°° WM- ~°° '*"*l\
f.olniug_ the words "Annual Show P. The last quarter of the moon wilil , Wililln NUM! 'M000 Yo qvlr -NWN lldlqi
si. mana Poultry suoolscin: is he on ruosdsy. Jun. iota at ¢.4z ...i _ ' _ ' ‘ ‘i
stretched all the way across thostreot m. l u“EAR»|~ goncsv The long book with a soutl
so that ciitilensmay make no mistake The length of today will ho nine'~ p ` treasures of the world in `
prying ADVENTURE its. tiiiiiii iriussv
      sv ciiriAn|Aris_   3-Ei-“G """“S
NEW YORK Jan 9.-The financial
news bureau publishes the following:
In certain international circles there
is developingan impression that the
Raid German Trench in Inky Darkness §i.‘;“‘.'i.‘Ll?..Z“;‘..F.i2““.§?.°.?.‘3€°.‘§i'l°.‘i?.;f
s
in s but eace meetln s These uar-
A     V tefs’ are 1::losely _conngcted withqthe
German Embassy at Washington and
intimate that the real Berlin peace
terms are the evacuation of'ail terri-
tories, mutual reparation, guarantees
for Belgifum and Poland, Dardanelles
neutralization and limited armament.
' (Special to The Guardian.)
PIRAEUS, Greece, Jan. 9.--The min-
isters of the Entente Powers today
handed to the Greek government ull
ultimatum glviiig Greece 48 hours to
comply with the demands in the note
drawn up by France, Great Britain'
and Russia on Dec. 31, in this note
it was d'emanded among other things
that all the Greek forces outside of
Peloponnesus he reduced to the num-
ber strictly necessary for ‘preservation
of order, that all meetings' of reserv-
ists in Greece north of Corinth be
prohibited, that all persons. detained'
for high treason or other political
' reason be'released~ forthwith and the'
Greek government apologize to the
Allies and to the flag in some public
   spot in Athens.
UISCUSSES PEACE'
Mover and Seconder oi Reply to Speech _
(Special to the Guardian)
Selected. The Opening will be Quiet. VIENNA-M 9--ne A'--nl--
press has abandoned all hope of peace
negotiations and discusses the pros-
pect of continuance of the war. Em-
(Speelal to the Guardian.) ,remony till the day follow-ing. This DBFOI' Ci18l‘l&B'hllB iilslled Orders t0 the
OTTAWA, Jan: 9.-Gordon C. wil- year, however, the summons for the army -informing the soldiers that the
sc~n member for Wentworth, will move session was issued before the vacancy Elliellle had fefllelid £0 800911! Cellifv-1
and J. A. Descarrieres, member for arose in the Speakership.Busine~sscan- POWSFS DW-C0 0ifel‘ Bild that this IS
Jacques Cartier will second the ad-Nin the Speakership. Business can- llCC6Di1Gfi 88 iillal- -
~iress in reply to the speech from the not proceed nor the opening take place _
throne at the opening of Parliament. iuntil the House' h5a a presiding offi-
The open-ing this year is to he an ex-icer, so the formality of electing Mr.
ceedlngly quiet affair. When the;Rhodes will take place_next Thurs
new Speaker is elected it is aiwayslday. The speech from the throne. -
customary for Parliament to assemhletmay be delive ed later on the same  Y M 
on Wednesday leaving the formal ce-iday or deferreiitill Friday. , , . r
'-    ~ The annual meeting of the Y. M. C.
\ was held last night There- was
GERNIVN- TRENSHES f _`iRUSS|NNSi"RECAPiURE - *fili-'l‘§§i§§`€E°ti§3€.:i§l§N%EZf'
_ [EH UNUEFENDEIJ ISLAND UF INAUDUN' T”iif°**'§i‘i-'E-°°f=¥°iff“$»‘*»‘i‘@”i‘2f-'f--é
rhat the/ year's`work was very satis
factory notwithstanding the fact that
(Speciail to the Guardian.) (Special to the Guardian.) the General .som-ompy, ML Ha,-old
LONDON, Jan. 9- Additional ln- PETROGRAD. Jan'. 9- German Q,-055, was uve,-new with.; K,-eat body
lfidents are reported of raids- upon troops south of Lake' Babit, in the of the men of the (my, and me ii).
German trenches at several points Riga region, .launched an offensive ness of the Acting Sec,-ogg,-y, ML J_
iiong the western front when not a on pos-itions recaptured by the' Rus M0,-time, C|ark_ He refer,-ed tn com
single machine gun was fired nor it sians but were driven back by Rus- plimeman. te,-mg .to me Boy gcout,
single German found in possession. sian gun' fire and counter attacks. The summer camp hold at Wood laiandf
Russians in il surprise- attack resell during the summer under the super
tured the Island of Giaudon and took vision of Mr J M Clark, and M39'
seven machine uns and four trench -
   . Z ` to the excellent work done by the_Boy
- ' mortars during a heavy nnowstollu- scouts during the Exhibition. 'rho
Boys' Conference, held during the auf
 W  . _ . .. tumn was also referred to as s for-
ward step ii1 the Christian life of the
province During the year two
` - _ be
   quests had been gratefully re eived
from the estates of the lute Mr.  H.
""""' , Cundall and the late Mr. Alex Gillis.
` namely $300 and $200 respectively.
Mr. C. I-l. B. Longworqthl submitited
of Greek troops- from Thessaiy has (Special to the Guardian.) the nnancm ""PQ"t' ° rece pts
virtually been completed. We-men' MADRJ1‘D.Jan. 9.-Count Roman- :gr the y°':1‘;';";‘;““éE;,;i3!;°3§2T;gi,)i8n“"2
armed with rifles are replacing guards ones who has been Premier in the mi- 2 e"i’°l“ ; $50 75 ~ In admfion
onthe railroads and passes. nilltry M1100 DGCGKGI-`l°\‘. 1915i today ne sum uf ° ' an 4 th,.
` _,___.¥___i..- - presented to King Alfonso the resig- t° the °"d "‘"`5' “Pe” “'99 ° °. ‘fl
- 1 ' nation of his wtire cabin,” , years a burden was gladly assume
by the Association in furnishing ac-
' commodation and recreation to ‘the
officers and men of the 105th Reill-
' ment. The Association gratefully
‘ acknowledges the generous assistance
_ received from citizens in providing the
` funds which made the workspossible.
(spec-m M tha Gu"d|m_)    During the illness ofthe ecretary.
Psrraoons-D. Jan. 1.-Russians _ M" “°'b°"°_ Y? “‘““}\Yn“°,’1‘§“‘§,‘} fthe
along ons section of the front in Rau- __ duties ;1fdlSf.crelal'{- Wd .°i` ' ai 3"
mania retreated without hindrance (Special to the Guardian.) Bee' k'i‘ fl” “" ‘[“`° " B serv c S
from the Teutonic forces to new posl- PIRAEUS. Greece. Jllll- 9---Via as Phys on nstruc or. th M J
tions along the Putns and Seq-oth Ri- London, Jan. 9.-Ministers of the En- A l‘9BC'i\1ii0H 0 BYUIDR y to r. . i
ver. On the Moltlav-ian and western tente Powers today handed to the M- Clhrk and hill ihmiiy iii itil liiiliflllfl-
fromier attacks in Oituz and Suchitza Greek government an ultimatum giv- V0'-99 Oi i-ilellki 1° "I9 I-541°! 4“!i'l-
Vaitris were repulesd but the Rouma- U18 Greece f0I‘iy-61811! D00" i0 C01" nary' and E° the President and °m°°r*“
nions were forced back slightly. ply with the demands contained in the were llllol1ill10llBiY Hdvllied-
_ T P ' .
GERMANS CLAIM ANOTHER tain and Russia on December 31. REPoR'Ts RE 'VERNIA
LONDON. Jun. 9.-An official state-
British transport lverniu on Jan. 4th.
says 120 officers and mon and iill mem-
bers Df the crew were lost. An offl-
cial report from Berlin today says all
were lost. This is not believed here.
The lvernla was torpedoed by' s Ger-
man submarine while transporting
troops to or from Saloniki.
THE WEATHBL,
TEMPERATURE
between two spd three iioaaredulrds TIDE, MOON, ETC. _ HQW TQ GET 11°, 
léaving been Illigougtlit to 92;; ebtzildinrge. Th ,M h 1.. d d 6", W' .M .num M. “un” mp un
me mlm cell HD ll I e g est tem ont re rsoor e ‘
shown, including the winners at the yoogordoy W" 33 digg,-9“u,),"9_ M *WNV* “UG Nlluifl' Vliih Wi* _W°°|.“.Qf|°°
recent Moncton Fair. Leghorns were 9 n, m,, it was I9; at 0 . m.. 80; the ` ’ ' '- ‘  ‘
the pl-edominstlng breed up to lust oomoog the D,-ey|0u, msg; yu 27 de. CHAR WN »'
evening with Orpingtons and' Minor- gr-ooo noon, . .iAN_uA|\y tom _ `
cas showin: up well- 'll ls hom that vriie tidevviii be sigh this me-noon gap" _ '
ithe oitisonr will show their app:-soia~ at 12.43 and tomorrow st 1.15; it l nd  Sam* the 
_ . _ i,`, i .1 *-
will be high tonight at 11 54 old to
morrow ot 18 87 '
row morning 'and Friday of 7.58.
The moon rises tonight at 1.81
Mlnsrah Llnimont Guns Tvtflllolief
as to where the show is beth] held. hours and three minutes. £122- -EC*‘f<l¢l\ W 201000 l"°\\Gil".:.¢,l'i-’ 'F001' Y YI
_ I o _ very oonglgomofmo ., VA.) 
f Minnow’ Llniunnt cum soils M.
ment telling of the torpedoing of thc "
- oizriiiiiniriti   G  
_  .. . `
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Petitions Being Circulated Asking 
cellor to Give up allPlans of Contideit
and Make Peace at Once. '
i' (Special to the Guardian.) Von Bethmann~Hollweg: The antig-
‘ LONDON, Jan. 9- Grnlun social signed ilelnalid that the ?ie'etli¢5
Democrat.'.'. are circulating petitions possible end be made to t e 'war
to Chancellor Von Bethmann-Holiweg, which has devastated Eur ‘ fo'
demanding that Germany give up all more than two years,_impoa?!’i lac!!
plans of conquest and make peace' at tice in dead and money upolifall iw."
once. One' of these petitions wus ilige-rent countries. The undersignék
found on a German soldier taken' pris- | reject all plans of`conqu_esf which will
oner on the Somme within the last not only prolong the war but also
two weeks. contain the germ of new -wai‘li.i»'2%li_v
it was as follows: To the' lnhabi- demand that the Gove-rnmei1ts,of' he
tants of Altonburg; .you will soon be ventral Powers declare' tl.\‘éfii'!U`Vé~'.
visited by delegates of the Social ready to conclude a peace which wi`l
Democratic party requesting you to guarantee' to the Empire its political
sign the following' petition for peace: independence und territorial integ
“To the imperial Chancellor, Herr rity and freedom. ._ __
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ALLIED CONFERENCE  .(1,
MOST SATISFACTORY
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Agreement Concluded for Exchange 'oi
:Material also with Respect to '(}rfofe'ce.'
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(Spec|aII to the Guardian.) on the Macedonian front snd'Gen'erp.'
- 'Cadorna, of Italy. we‘re‘ preilent.` Ah
PARIS, Jan. 9- The Al-lied con- agreement brought aboutwas fo'r~`:`ox~
ference in Rome was very satisfac- change of material between`~the"A!-
tory. Not only were the Allied Govern- lies on' a methodical plan. ltaiy.y`vl|'|o)\
-ments represented but General Snr- had hesitated, agreed-fo.-sup rttlie
rail, the Entente Commander in Chief Allied plans respecting Bragg. 
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(Special to the Guardian.) 3 (8peclUl1` to the Gugdinny 1.-'-_
OTTAWA, Jan. 9- The Dorchester. LONDON, Jan. 9-- Bdbdilggn 
bye-election, necessitated by Sevigny's‘) cused'person's in ' lll'p,g:m¢ptlr
appointment to the Cabinet is fixed for i trial held in con`no&l61`l ~"- tif "NE
Saturday, Jan. 27, with nomination Lahorne conspiracy- cdsd. -WUI# "I tl
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LONDON, Jan. 9.-ii".oi'i~cspoiidencc  '  '
Associated Press.) Tile casualty . , : = '- ~
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of imprisom_n'en|E. ‘ i-  ' 
isis published by the war office show V  l  " il'  gf ‘_
that in October the British army lost (Special to QIM iilfrjll  _'
4,378 office-rs of whom 1,459 were kill- OSIPEE, N. H.,f3 ..f9i"-£“f\f\-`_l-
ed, 2,736 wounded and 183 missing. small was today sont; ¢§'¢`{¢\)¢!||n'ng.
in November the total was 2.305 of on on Jan?-_ 15' 19,1/9,15;-.m|'|p;|o_|`»-,¢(.||'|,,
whom 806 were killed, 1,386 wounded.v,ife_ M,-,_ Flor-`o§1o¢`vA_'_V-§mg|_1,_ `;, 3,
and'113 missing. These figures bring ,Mountain viow'on'9§)i¢,"-,l35thili§st_
the total losses among officers since ‘small add,-e“|n¢_¢||, (Mun  nn.
the beginning of _the war to 53,122 of od his m'n0oouco_ - .#3
whom 15,696 were killed or died of   _.sf-
wounds, 33,878 wounded and 3,456. 4 r , _`-_ . ;_'
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(Special to the Guardian.) ties today appear thepopoorof ._--D.
LONDON, Jan. 9- Three steam- Duggan, Freetown, .p L
torpefdoed. They belong to various McGougan, Malpequsf, 'vdanffddlil
countries. ‘
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