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Dbjections Raised in House
oi Lords Regarding Trial
`of ex-Kaiser in London. The Kaiser in .Exile
not Comparable with
Charles l or Napoleon.
'J (Special to the Guardian.)
LONDON, July 25.-it is possible
that former Emperor William may not
be tried in London, according to an
announcement made in the House ot'
Lords today by Earl Curzon of Ked-
leston, Government leader in the Up-
per Hou.se.' The Lords passed the
peace treaty and the Anglo-French
treaty through all stages. ' I
In the course of the discussion, Vis-
count `Bryce deprecated holding. the
trial ot the former German Emperor
at London. Baron Buckmaster said
there were grave reasons why the
government ought not to pursue any
farther the project of trying the Ger-
man war lord. dt was certainly un-
iltting, he declared, to ask an English
judge to sit on such it tribunal to ad-
minister a law he does not know by
iprocedure and has never been defined
in a court he docs not control.
Ill NB 1'0Dly Earl Curzon said he
thought the Kaiser in exile in no wa
‘leon. He-was unable to imagine that
|a man who had igiiomlnously fled his
|country could be turned into a mar-
‘l_Yr Oi' hero by at trial, while his cou-
tinual presence near the Geriiianbor-
der might be a political daiiger. it
might, however, be that the trial
would not be presented in Loudon.
No final decision has been reached
and the chances of the triui heroin-
ing a spectacular show and disturb-
ing public opln on and daily national
life were important considcratioiis.
Even it the trial were witiiin --the
shores of -Britain it by no means lol-
lowed that Loudon would be the place
selected. -
_ _..._,
Bela Kun Wants
To Go to Argentine
...__-_
(Speeiai to the Guardian.)
LONIDON, July 25.-Bela Kun, dc-
posed head of the Budapest Soviet
government, has asked the Allies for
safe conduct to the Argentine Repub-
lic, whore lie intends living, accord-
ing to an Exchange Telegraph ‘Cop-
enhagen despatch, quoting Vienna re-
ports. ,
Warns Germans
Against Revolt
.#1 v
WElM`Al`t, July 25.-In addressing
the National Assembly today Gustav
Adolph' Bauer. the Premier, alluding
-to the irecent strikes, wamed the'
country against a revolution. which
he said could only be a counter-revol-
ution ending in disaster.
The Premier admitted that the great
masses of the people had ground for
discontent, and said _it was the gov-
crnmont‘s task to remove any reason
for this.
The remedy, he added, was ii law
regulatiig workers' councils and ec-
onomist councils, which the govern-
ment would draft.
80,000 Gallons
Gasolene Explode
BAYONNE, July 25.-Eighty thous-
and gallons of gasolene, contained in
eight tank cars exploded on ilie
switching track of the Texas Oil Com-
pany here this morning, causing a
fire which resulted in the serious in-
jury of four persons with mnny others
suffering minor burns. '1‘liu property
loss of the company was heavy. The
cause of the first explosion has not
been determined. The first car ex-
ploded about 7 dclock and the flames
enveloped the other cars before they
could be removed from tho danger
zone. Explosions followed in rapid
succession, rocking buildings two
miles away. »
The flames spread to iw0 store
houses containing about fifteen thou-
sand gallons ot oil in cans as well 08
the filling room, where the tanks are
filled and for a time it_ appeared that
the entire plant of the oil conillfllly
was doomed. ~
Officials of the Texas C0m»Df\IlY
said they could not fix the loss defin-
itely. but that it .probably would
reach $1,000,000.
“DOWN WITH THE SOVIETS" I8
CRY iN MOSCOW.
WA-SHIINGTON, July 25.-iiili\Sf-‘lb
unrest and disease has created an
acute situation in Bolshevik lliissla,
according to a wireless report by lir-ii
Knmeneif, i\hq Bolshevik coiiiiiiissi-
ilry made public here today by Col.
A. M. Nlkolnieii, Military Attache of
tho Russian Embassy. The Bolshevik
wireless message was received from
Umsk hy cable. Keinenet'f's inessalw
reads: _
“The dissatisfaction and irrltililoh
iimong the working men has roncliod
tiio highest pitch. The plants in Mas-
'-ow orc on strike. The molto Oi’ U10
movement. is "Down with tho Sovi-
lts." Epiicinicr are spreading. The
number of d;-at-'ters is ln\nor.a=."
MURDER 0F WEALTHY CLEVE-
LAND MAN. .
ci.ievi-Ji./tNp_l*onio, Jury za.-Ac
ter it day oi thoorlzi-ng, without any
tangible clue to nid, halt a dozen ox-
periencod investigators iiiireell ‘Mi
hlslit that two .persons -familiar with
the house participated in the -murder
ol' Daniel Ksber, a wealthy Cleveland
publisher. No arrests have been made.
Mr. Kabar, paralyzed with neuritis,
was dragged from his bed on Friday'
ut midnight and stabbed twenty-f0\"'
times with a dagger made from s file
and choked. He died Saturday ill 5
hospital. "
.Before he could cry for help his us-
sailants escaped. When the alarm
was given a blood stained glove was
found near the mun’s body- The com-
panion glove, new and slightly soiled.
was picked up on a stairway, The
theory is that while one person grasp-
ed the invalid's throat, another stab-
bed him. imprints of .naked nngers
woer still quite distinct on the throat
when an-autopsy was made.
British Supplies -
- . To Go From Canada
(Special to the Guardian.)
LONDON, July 25.-Negotiations
for the securing ot large stocks ol'
food supplies iii Canada are now uu-
der way. It has been decided to con-
tinue thc British food control duriiig
the coming winter and it the negotia-
tions reierrcil to ai'e siicccssfiil, its
various agencies in Canada will also
be continued for an indcflnito period.
However, in view oii the recent action
of American middlemen in buying up
Canadian cheese supplies before the
Ministry of Food could close its op-
erations iii the doiniuions, are not lie-
ing divulged. I
Would Give the V
People a Chance
n\'="' ‘ '
WIASHINGTON, July' 25.- Imme-
diate sale of the $120,000,000 surplus
stock of foodstuffs held by' the war
department under a plan which will
insure opportunity for the people of
the United States to buy, .was recom-
mended today by the ten Republican
members of the house war investigat-
ing committee. The ilvo Democratic
committeeincn withheld decision,
pending a review oi evidence taken
by a sub-comiiiittce. _
British Public Getting
To Know Marshal Hai"
b
LONDON, July 24.-During the last
four years Sir Douglas Haig li-as bei-n
little more than a 'naiiio no the British
public, writes a correspondent in "'l‘lie
Mancliester Guardian." Those who
were associated with his stall’ were
often surprised at the secrecy oi' his
cc-mings and goings, no one iii Eng-
land seeming ever to be aware that lie
had crossed the Cliiiiinel. lint he has
come wonderfully out ot' his shi-ll in
the last few weeks, and has put iisidc
soiiictliiiig of tho gravity ami reserve
that characterized his uppearaiicc at
public worship at general licadquar-
ters. ~
l-le was rc most conscleiitious church-
goer, and unless he were “up the line"
there was not n single Snniiay morn-
ing which did _pot see lilm ai. his pl-ace
in the little hut that was a soldiers'
canteen all the week and it Presby-
terian church on Sunday. liidecd, it
was a canteen on Sundays, too, he-
twoeii the morning and evening ser-
vices. There was never anything in
the nature of' ti church parade. Sir
Douglas quietly took his seat, and airy
Tommy was at liberty, untranimoliori
hy ceremony. to join in at service of
lionioliness und simplicity.
FATTEST MAN I8 T00
HEAVY FOR AN AMBULANCE.
NEW YOIIK, Juy' 24.-.lack Wil-
son. "the fntiest man in the world,"
weighing G80 pounds. is in lioly
Cross llospltnl paralyzed. llc was
stricken last night when on exhi-
hitloii iii u circus ‘sidesliow at Coney
island. -
The nnihiilance summoned was too
small (or his bulk, so an nuto truck
was obtained. it took twelvn men to
curry him. Wilson had been on ex-
lilbltlon at Coney Island shows for
two years. Before th-at he was with
Barnum and Bailey. Ile is 28 yours
old. ills mother weighed 135 pounds
and his father 170
TIIE WEATIIER
TEMPERATURE
TIDE, MOON, ETC.
TORONTO, July 26.-Southwest to
northwest winds, fair.
The tide will be high this morning
at 9.10. tomorrow at 10.08 and Monday
at 10.58; it will be high tonight at
10.42, tomorrow ut`11.2tl and Monday
in 12.00. _
Sun sets this evening nt 7.40; to-
morrow at 7.48 and :Monday at 7.47;
it risostomorrow morning at 5, Mon-
day at 5.01 and Tuesday at 5.02.
Last quarter moon, Sunday ,July 20,
at 6.03 n.m. ,
New moon, Sunday. July 27, 12.21
BJ11.
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Cflmllarable with Charles l or Napo-_
iF;
neiriil nisi nn ces .I2 
( 9 J
PAR-IS, July 155.-During the coming
recess oi’ ptii'liairieiit it is said Premier
(deiiienceau and 'Marslnill l~‘u1-li will
800 Natives Killed, 1,600 Wounded, 3l Europeans ;¥;j;r;§,,;‘-"'f°fef---"'--r
' Killed and 26 Wounded. -
(Special to the Guardian.) i
LONDON, July 25.-Eight liundrod
natives were killed and 1.600 wound-
ed during the recent distiirliaiices in
Egypt, according to ilospatclies from
General E. li, li. Allcniiy. 'Cecil
lIariiis\vortli, llii1lei‘~l~l1-t'i‘1¢. tiry of`
the Foreign Oillrc niaiii-. this aniiounirv-
mcnt in the lloii.-ie of (‘oiiiiiioiis lo-
night. The casiialIie.-, to iduropr-ein
and other civilians ivcrv. killed, 31-;
woiindeil, 26;. 'l‘Iie iiiiiitary' i:oiir|_s
have beeii dispf-iiseii wiili, thi- scu-
tenees wiiieli they iniposoil being re-
iliicetl by three uioiitlis. `
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Coal Miners’ Strike
Has Been Settled
(Special to The Guardian.)
LONDON, July 2-l.-it is iiiiilerstooil
that an ainicablo sottlenieni. or the
coal strike will certainly he arranged
toiiioi'i'ow as a. rt-suit ol ii iiii.-eting oi'
u siilrcoiiiiiiittec of the Miners’ l~`1\.<lei‘-
ation with the coal controllers tonight.
LONDON, J-lily 25.-'l`lic slriko of
npproxiiilately a qiiartei' ol’ at million
men in the coal mines that tlireatencil
to paralize many intlustrits was sel-
tled today.
Cedric’s Cargo
Destroyed by Fire
(Special to the Guardian.)
NEW YORK, July 25.-'l‘w1.-iity
firemen and four moiiilici's of the
crew ot tho Wliite,Star Liner (.'.e1lrlc
were ovorcoiiio last. night by .~ainokc
from ai. blaze in the '.-iliip’s ai't~ii'!iolil.
'l‘iie ship`s cai'go_ot' i`oo1istiifi`s was re-
ported a total loss. Damage was ts-
tiinated at $2,500.
Canadian Steamers .
Still Detained
#__
1
(Special to The Guardian.)
LONDON, July 25.-»Scvcral l‘iiiin1l-
ian steaiiiers are still held up by the
Liverpool ilockers strike aiiiil yester-
day tlie wliolc port was idle. Chair-
man Milligan ol' the strike coniinittce
sont ii personal incssage to Czinailiaii
soldiers waiting traiispoi-t regri-ttiiig
their detention -and asking them to
have patience l'or it few days till the
incii win a. riglitl`ul victory.
Revolution Now
In Croatia
PARIS, July £l5.~l)i-spatciies from
Atraiii aiiii Grail report ii si-,rioiis iiiil-
itary revolt in (lrotia. The revolt i.-r
taking the form ol' ii movi-mt-iit for
separation froiii Serbia and the foriiia-
tioii ot' a republic which has been pro-
claimed hy groatiaiis . Troops at sev-
eral polnts.. ’l`lir-, Groiitlaiis are irat-
ernizliig with llungarian soidiei‘~;.
Troops are-‘leaving their units; officers
and subalterns are tearing oft' their
insignia -and the army is in a state
of dissolution. The advices say thc
railroads and telegraplis are tied up
from tlasktornys soiitiiward. The Ser-
bians are trying to suppress the revolii
tion by the use ol` troops both Ser-
bian and Groatian. The Agrnm advices
do not record any disorler in that c,ty
which is the Croatian capital. They
state, however, that ilu-. lniiepeiid
(‘.roatlan republic., -:i<‘1‘oi'1liiig to infor-
iiiatioii i'1-acliiiig Agraiii. has lit".-ii
proclaiiiivd by soliiicm in sr-veral oi`
the (‘.i'oallaii iowiis.
SETTLEMENT OF N. V. MARINE
STRIKE APPEARS NEAR
New York. July 21%.-Soitir.-iiiciit oi’
tho inarin1-. strike, which has tied up
the Atlantic coast shipping for more
than two v/1:1-ks, may be cf1`ocl.oii with-
in tho ni-xt lwelvo hours, it was learn-
ed liero today iroin uutli1ii‘lt:ii.iv1-. sour-
ces. Vicc~t‘linirman ltayniond B.
Stooves, ol ilie Shipping Board, who
was in confcroiico here with repro-
sentnlives oi' tho unions involved in
the strike, had returned tn Washing-
ton. A representative of the llniicd
States S/liipping llourd said ulcr the
conference tiiat the tllfierciiccs bc-
tweon the ship owners and the incn
had reached the point ol' “tecliniciiil-
ties," and that he believed the differ-
ences would bo settled "so the inen
can retnrii to work tomorrow." '
While tho strike has had the effect
of tying up 215 stcnmers owned by
the shipping board in this port, and
possibly half the number owned by
private companies, there has br-.on no
serious congestion ot freight ut tho
docks here.
This has been due, in pnrt, to .the
embargo plnced by the rnilrond nd-
ministrntion and to the inet that the
longshoremen und dockworkers have
not taken pnrt in the strike, but have
continued to '-loud and discharge ves-
sels at their piers. the discharged
freight being promptly carted away
by its consignees. Steam to operate
cargo winches, has been obtained
ireland Prohib_its .
' Canadian Cattle
. (Special to the Guardian.)
DUBLIN. Jtily 255.»~'i`Iic lloyal Dub-
lin Society has pzisseil ii i'1-suiiifioiito
resist the importation oi' -iiaiizitliaiii
store cattle into ireland and a. invol-
iiig for the saiiie piirpose is to Iii-
held.
Two Killed in .
' Aeroplane Smash
.___-1
l‘()lt'l‘A(ll'l LA l’.IlAlRll‘l, July 25.-
Mrs. S. l‘. Kerr and Iiieiit.. "Blister"
Cross were killed and liieut. S. i'.
Kc-rr serioiisly injured in an airpiani-
:ici-iili-iit here today. 'l`Iio party \\'1-rc
on their way \`i'oi|i \\`iiini|i1-g to thi-
lirziiiiioii l\‘aii' and stoppt-il oil' iii-rc
hi-f`oi‘o_ contiiiuiiig flii-ii' journi-y. 'l‘hi-.
piano was just Ii-.uviiig oii the last
leg of its journey wlicii the acizldf-iit
lizippeiii-tl. Liv.-iii. K1.-rr is uiieoiisri-
ous.
U. SQ Bombing Plane 0fi
Du a 8,000 Mile Trip
_.__ A
\\-'.-\SlllNG'l‘()N. July 25.-.»\n :iriiiy
Iioiiiliing plane, carryiiig ai i'i'1-w ot'
fivi-, coiiiiiiaiitleil by i.io\|t.-tfiiloiicl
llartz, left the ground lit-ro :ii lo ii.
iii. on the first ici.: oi' ll flight of noar-
ly 8,000 inlies nroiiiiil the-rini of the
country. The first stop is sc|i1-iliiii-,il
at Augusta, Maine, 560 inilos from
\Vasliiiigton.
'l‘lie flight is tho biggest ever at
tempted by the United States .iriny
service, and will carry the iiizicliiiie
through tliirty-one States and cov1ri‘
long .~ati'eti-.lit-s of the Ailaiitic, Parifii:
and Gulf’ 1‘1ui-sis, as well as the t‘an-
adian boi'1iui‘.
Miiicola, N.Y.. July 25.-Lit-iit.-(‘ol.
iiartz, who zirrivi-il here at 12.45 o`-
clock this all(-riiooii on the first I1-:;
of his flight u|'oiiiid the “i-im" oi' fin
1'oi|iit\'_v, exp(-1-11-tl to get away lair-i'
iii the day for Aiigiista, Maint-, wiii-rc
lie plans .to slay over night. 'l`lii- trip
from the capital was without im-nl:-iit
the machine arriviiig in good condi-
tion. ,
Settlement oi Marine
Strike Expected Today
NICW Ytiltii, July 24.-S1-tticmciii
of the iii‘;iri|i-- strike which has ii'-1|
up tho Atlaiilic Coast sliipping for
iiiore llinii two weeks may be eii`1-cli--'I
wiiliiii the iii-xl twelve liours, ii \\-.is
it-.ai'iir-.d lit-ro ioilay l`i‘oiii ziutliorii-
tivo sourci-.< Vice-1'h:iii'iiiaii ilziy-
inoiid B. S11-veiis, of liie Shipping
Board, who was in t',onfei'r-iice lion-
toda-_V with i'epreseiitativc.=: ol' the iii!-
ioiis involved iii the strike has rv-
turned lo,'\\'zi`shingtoii. A i't-pi‘r-.-;r-n-
iativo of' thc- United 'Slzitcrz Sliipping
Board said ailti-r the 1',o|ili'rcii1-f- iliiil
the dif.i‘ei'€-nt-1-s between thi- :-'liipo\\'ii-
ers and thi- incii had it-uclit-ri thc
pnint of’ “Is-vliiiicaltlt-:<," and that lif-
lielicvril tho 1iIf`i'ei'1‘iirr-.-: woliiii ln- soi-
tlcd “so flu- ni<‘ii can retiirn to work
fuiiio|'i'o\v."
Wiiih- ilu- strike has had ilu- r|`|`<-1-I
oi tying up 15ll'» sieaiiiers ownf-ii by
tho Sliippliig ltorirri iii this port :iiiil
possibly |i:iIl` Ihr- iitiiiibi-r own:-ii by
privu-tie 1-oiiipziiiii-s, tin-ro lnn; in-on no
:si-rious coiigi-siioii oi i`i'cigIil. :il liii-
dockfi liqri-_
'I`Iii.-i has in-1-ii duo in part io Ilii-
1-iiibargo pliici-,| by ilii- i':iiIi'oa1l ail-
iiiinistrziiioii and dock ivorlet-r.~i liavo
loiigslioi'eiii1-ii and tlck ivorki-rs hav(-
iiot takun hart iii tho striiti- but havi-
contiiiiicil to load tiiiii ilisclinrgi- vi-s-
sols at their pit-rs, the ilisciizirgr-il
frciglit iieiiig proiiiptly 1-.ni't1'il aivay
by ilS 1'-olisigiii-1-s. Stoaiii to o|n-r.ii--
tuirgo wini-Iii-s luis been oliiaiuf-il
ironi llgliti-rs made first aluiig:-;i1Ic the
ships.
rl.-__
STILL MANY BERGS NEAR BELLE
ISLE
Montrenl, July 24.-Tliorc continues
to be quite o large nniiiber ui' lceliorgs
in the Bello isle Straits, sonic of' them
of exceptional size. The Mondif ilniige
on July 21, reported having passed ii
argo berg in latitude 58-21 norili,
longitude l'»l-51 west at 2.50 a.m. l~`rom
scventyflve miles out south 52 wr-st,
it passed numerous large bergs.
Wltliin fii-‘.een miles of Belle ish-,
over twenty large br-rgs were counted.
From Belle isle to Cape Normnn
several sninil bergs, growlcrs mid
scattered pieces oi’ bergs were lying
toward the north shore. Occasional
lirowiers and scattered pieces met to
the emi of the slrnit. -
Generally the weather is reported
from lighters made fast. slongsldetho
ships.
as clenr and calm, with fog oft Cape
'Race and Halifax.
French Troops
Sent to_l_.iixemburg
(Special to the Guardian.)
l-`ii.-\Nl(l<`(lit'l‘, July 25. -v l1`rf=ii1‘li
fi'oop.< have b1-cn ,sf-nt lo liiixi-iiilviirg
on llio ilciiiziiid ol' IIi1= ciiiiiiiiii-ial ciuii-
<-il lo protect l.li1-. i'iniiiili'i,-s. 'l`lii.~i nv-
tioii was tak(-n Iii-1-ziiisv ol iii--. 1|1-p.iri-
uri- of Aiin-i'i1‘;iii troop.; irziin i.nx'.-iii
biii'i.!. ‘ _
Giacoma, italian
Ambassodor to U.S.
(Special to T'ne Guardian)
iitllilld, July' 115. -(liar-oiiio, 1l1-p:ii'i-
ini; ilii‘1-.1~t1ir (li-iii-ini oi' the l~`oi'cig;i
tliiii-1-, was iiaiiiit-1| iii iliiin ,\|iil>asszi1l1ii'
in tiieriiiuiiy today. l'i‘ini~o Alliaia,
Villa l¢`i‘:tii1'ti, was :i|.p1»iiil1-fl iroiiiisel-
lor to the italian idiiiliussy in \\`as.Ii~
ingloii. ~ `
lapanese Princes
Coming West
(Special To The Guardian.)
'i`()i{|(), .lilly 15i'».~ Jzipziiivsi- n1-\\',<-
piipi-rs ziiiiioiiiici- that flirt-c nit.-lii1-r.+
iii-law ol` Idinpi-roi' Yosliiliito will .swiii
visit. (li'1-fit llritaiii, l~`rz_iii1-i- and 1Iii-.
liiiitcil States for niiliiairy iii.~.p<-i-lion.
'l`Iitry will stay abroatl lor ailii.-iii |.Ii‘.-cc
years. `
Gener_afByngm-
(Special to The Guardian.)
pr(-,-.s says lIi.it (ii-ii1~i'zil llyng, foi'iii1.r-
- ly (-1 niiiiiiiiilf-r of tin-`(':iiia1liuiis, is
going on the ri-tiri-ii list mid will ln-
appoiiitcd lo coiitrol thc sailors and
Isoliliers rclii.-1’ funds which will bo cn-
oriliiixitctl.
THE PRli\'CE OF, WALES VISIT
l.ON-llt`}N, .liil_v ZZ-if-'l`li1-.'i’i‘iiir'1-, of
\Vaii-s will visit thf- iliiiti-il States
iii-xt iiioiiili. as ai giiost of flu- .-\iii1-ri-
cali govt-i'|iiiii-iii. King ('11-in-g.-,f-_
iliviliitioii si-ni. the l"rint-1-~ `-v I’r1-si-
1i1-iil \’\’iI.<oii to visit tb- 'Ji 'di-nt iii
\Vzislii|igi1iii` aitci' iii< ~. to . inairlii.
The l’riiii-c will gn iii \ - iiigtoii lor
ii few diiys as zi gnc ‘ ' iii- lliiifi-il
Siiiti-s giivi-riiiii1‘.iit /ii..'i init-r will
iiialti- a Iii‘i1-t` vi:-it io N1-w York wlii-rc
hi- will go 111| liozirii tilt- liriiisli liatllv-
shin iii-iiown in N1-,w York liarlnir, :il-
lhoiigh still ai giicst ol iiic govern-
iiiciit.
TEN ARE SLAIN IN BERLIN CLASI-i
HE-RLIN, Jul-,r E!-i.~-'Ps-ii por:-oii;<
wi-rn shot 1liii‘in_r: ill;-'oi'1le-i'.~' which ii
tciiiicil the Iirr-akiiig up of ii Iilzijiir-
ity Socialist iiiei-ting by 1‘oniiiiuiiists
and Spiirtacaiis h1-rc l\ioiifI:i_'
'Fliiise atii.-niiiiic ilit- nu-1-lin_iz, whli-
ivas ht-Id iii tii1- 'l`r;i1|es` l'iiioii
Iluiliiiiig, att(-iiipled io lynch ilu- iiiaii
who fired thi- sliots, but iii- wa.-.
iii the linililiuiz. _
vi-lop 'is siiioofiiiy and iufi-fly as
fiiiuiiis by ii pw--ii|‘rai|:'-il plan ::1ii||;:
lIi1- I\l'_`1"i_\' -`;ili.\i:< \\'1-rv col '-
iiigs by 1'.'ili'iiI|s :i|i1l oliior itiilst-.-1,
and cvs-ii by vioi--| - _
s<I|oiiting, :ind iii ilu- 'l'r;i<||-.~s' liuiiiii
llilililiiig, \\'li1\i‘i- ilii-. Iiiggi-si inet-i_i __
was iii.-lil, 1-Iiziirs, In-or botili-s, gIas.~i~s
:iiiil 1-v1‘ll iliblcs wi-ru Illini! about
iii :iii iiii.-<iii~1~i-ssliil iiiiompi. 1oiirr~:iii
iiiuist. .igllzitor i'1\;.'¢»iiiisli»io for iiii
spr-urli.
savr-il by llic iiospitnl liclpers.
treat the matter similiiriiy.
0n Retired List
l.(l\'i)()Z\‘. .lul~_,/ 1.;`».--'I`ii1- ilaliy idx- ‘I
on IH
in-liaif of lin- i’i'iui-.o, luis fir-<1-ptr-.I an S,
1, of. 'i'. l{1-rii;ii:li.iii. ti‘r‘zisiii'i>i‘ ol the
, 1lii‘1-cily with llii- "(|iifi'iir,v." II was
1, iiuf
saved Ii_\' ho.-apitail lil.-lpr-rs who wcrf- il"
S1-\'1-r:ii i\la_lority So<‘i.i|l.-:I inert- V I
ings ht-Irl lali- l\ion1l:i_\' 1Ii1l noi 1|~-- ‘ ‘fy
.
I
tI|1~y In-gzip. Voiiiiiiiiiiisi-i and t<|\.i|-- m"
gli-fl i`1-ilow i'ii1|i1-als iiiio liiill-: \\'1-ri-. "Inf
. s - '
.i ni .Soir i'if ,
i k ir)
piituil :iiid tiis-ro bri\I<i- up Ilii- |ii--1-i- I
iiik'
|11-
/\i <-oiiiilli-.::: viii-1-fiiigs ilu- i\i;1_im~i1-.- ,irul
Siiifiiillsl .~p1‘:ik1-r.: giivi- up :1|iv-i|ipi- Hn
ilu): lo 1.-pi-:iii :iI`I|-r hail’ :iii hour oi' "|
H" ini; fin- 1-;irl\~ piiri of lin- .»aiiil.<-.
lip tho gziliii-ri|i|.:. All had ii(-1-ii qui.-I, \\.i\S|||N(;,|.0N_ _'HH .$17 0nl(_|_,\I
ist-rioiis :intl 4‘;ii‘ii1-:il wh(-ii thi- cor- |.,,|,,
|'1-:ipoiiili-nt visifi-,ri the biiililiiig iii hlm,
it tour ot' flii- iiir-1-iliigs. Thi- (`oni- mm
uproar in tho Trails-s'. liiilon liullil- ,,|,,,,.
iiig _iiinipi-il on flu- siiigi- wlit-ii l‘1risli |i.,|,,
I{i|itiii-.i°, 1-iiiloi’ of tho Vorwzii-i'i,»-, l,,.i_`.
was slwzikiiig iiiiil iiiatlf- ai. f'ouiil1-r-
'l‘h1-. hail was instantly trainsfcrri-il _jmy 1g_ in 1, |,.|,,.,. ,.,,,,,| 0,, H, ,|,,,,,.
into ii bi,-rllniii, wiiich inc-i'i-ascii as of 1
tiio oppoiii-iits began in throw glzis- |{,.,,,-,._.,(.,,\;,I1\.,. ||,,|\;m_;,-I-_ ,,y 4\1_,.-“_
sos and sr-inc chairs with which to (~|,|,.,,.U._.,_ Wm, ,.,,,-yn,-g in pr.-ii-1ir1iI;_\f
bolabor t-,iirli otl\er.‘ Siiildv-iii-y shots dvd,-y 1,",-ii¢»u|,,,-_ '[~|,,._.-,. ;,||._,,,,[i,,,,_»,
‘VNU fll"‘fi~ Slim” i0" D“l`S0|l-“ \\'0l`f‘ i-oii1-I-rin-il ii. iiotorious prison fariii
`woiin1le1l. including ilcrr Kiiifiir-r. No,
who was attended h_v workers and r-ii"
hospital helpers. The. auilif-nr-c tried 1-rnn
to lynch ilio siioolor. who also wa” tiiiii
(loveriiiiicnt troops hail to qui-li
Wf\l‘fl.V riots in other hails. 'l`h-- divis
llcrlln press is iiidigant at iiio up- n-‘in
rour. The Vorwaerts ht-urls its lend- cd lu ii vivid ri-port-by Lit-iii.-1‘oIoiii-I
er: “liistentl of conciiintlng the poo- J. li,
Die-civil war." The People’s Geri- M. It
ettn calls tho day "tho senseless prison farm No. 2 was not onlv
strike Monday. “Other newspapers wlirse than [liiriiiaii prison camps,
,_.,_ 393'-
R
  
 i
invent.
~ 91
. $1
(5PeciaI to The Guardian.) -
i'~\_iii-\`. Jlli.\' Z3, `l`\\'--ni_v Ili1iiis:iii1i
il\‘is:=i:rii.-_ iiiniiy ol ilii-ui liliri-f’oot ziiiil
wiiiiiiiii ritlcs and iiii-siippoiii-il b_\
‘Iii-:i\'_\4' ui'lii'i"I'.\'. ""'l|l"1~‘-1' ilu- norilii-rii
.itllfl-'iiiii :ii'iiiy' \\'Ii1I~--- i`ro||t` 1-\i»-i|1I.~,
l`l'o|ii flu- I-`iiiii|,.Ii 1-11.1.-it to I'.~‘l\1-v and
wliirli i»'. 1lri\'i|ii', l».ii'li t1»\\iirii.~' i’1~fi'of
1-'-Hifi ii l’.i»i.<I|f-vilzi iiriiiy i‘i>|ir iiini-;,
ii.. i;i|"."'. 1H'1'f»|‘fliiir, to iw-|iiii'ls i'i-1-1-iv
1-1| iii-rc lioiii llil- _-\iii--i'ii'iin i'~-li1»i` :iii
Estbonians Again
Defeat Bolsheviiii
V (Special to the Gtiardian.)
(`()I‘i<l.\'|I.\flI~}N,Y.liiiy Z3. -'I`ii1- llol
|sIir-viki 1»ff1-n.~i\-»- 1-:ist and \\'1»,<| .,|
i’.<kov has iii-on \-iopnid hy l»;>1hi.ni.
an froaips aiiifl lin- lini.~ln-vil;| in inni
rr-gioii art- in lull rt-fri-.il_ in-1-1»|'1li|ii',
Io an Idstlioiiiain oflirizil ri-port ri-cv-iv
f‘fi ilvro iorlziy. 'I`I|\' i‘]stlioiii:|ii ti'o1ip:'._
f*i|`U|lI»€i,V l‘1~iiil`oi'i'I'1|, w|'i'1' .sziiil fo li1iv1-
r‘oiiiiiii~iirr-1I u i-ouiiti-r ol`|1-iisivi-. lini-
siii-vik loss(-A w1'i'1- i'<-|ioi"l<»il as vi-ry
li1-:iv_\',
Re-organizing the
Winnipeg Machinists
(Special to-the Guardian.)
\\’I.\lNll’iCiI, .l\il_\' 25 ~ 'l`hr- iiii-inlir-i'-;
ol' ilii- f’:|n:i1l5:iii l’zi1-ifii-. lti'ii\\';iy
i-Hfiill', .\'o. l`_".’, _lliii-liiiiisis, iiiot l.if¥
night. .l1iiii1~s !~`.iiiiii-rviilv, iiii1-i"i.iliiii-
.il_ i'~-]ii'1-.~"-iil:iii\'o, liziviiig calii-si ilu-
|n1-1-iiiig. iii - i.Iij1-i-1 in-lug to i1‘-ii';;:ii\-
i'/' ilii- lmilzi, 'i`iir-rv \vi-i'-- ovi-1* 201|
ill(-in ilu- i.I in--xiii.:-i-.sliip 'if' aipprixi-
ni.'i|1-I,\' 2531*. and it \\':i,.~' iuiiifiifiii-1-fl
-.hui iiiziuv I-:;i»~i'.< had sigiiiilitil iIi<_-ir
iiiicnlion of' joining within fir" nox'
I`1-w 1l;i_\'.~'_ “.\ii ilii- iivi- io1Ig1‘s." _\li'.
.\‘nni:-rviIl<- .-|1111-li. "c<iiiip!'i:i|ig ilu-
i1i:i1-liiiiisls and In-lp:-ins, are Iii-ina( rs-
flI‘iJ:iiiiv.1-il. I liiriiii-i' :iiiii1‘ip;i|»- that
'Il of llii-in will show loyalty equal in
.liiil ol' flip iiiii-i'ii;iti.»ii:ii .\'<i. l`_‘!. ()u'-
siiii- oi' the city, i aiii iii 'i position
to slate, all our lodgs-s uri- rf-iiiaiiiing
loyal to tht- iiiti-i‘iiation:iI, and not
Iivo pi-i' cr-nt. .of flit- iii1-iiiin-"sIiip is
likely lu go ovi-r to the Ono ian; 171,.
iioii. I say this ailvisi-1ll_\`."
Claims Witnesses
Were Threatened
\\'I1\'l\'Il’l-11.5, .liii_\' 25.-~--.~\i iht- pri-~
'iiiii;ii‘_\' irizil loiiiiy of iiii- 1-ig..
.' i'il<<- l<‘:i<l1~i'.~', r'ii:ii';'i:ii '\'iiIi sei’ ii.»ils
1-iiii.-apir:i1~,\', ,-\. .li fr ‘.2-1, 'own
pi‘osi-1'1i1.i|' -oiiiii-1-11 ' lin wil.
iicssi-.<, bid - ii xi. ` ini tho
siri-ot and li.. -iii.-ri.
"`l iiilr-no to - i i1-ss in
tile- box .'iii'| li. prl I iliroiil
is ii ri-snli of iliir- ii.1- .i by thc
iii-ii-ii1lziiit\" I\lr. .-\ii1lr<- .i1l. wi-if-ii
'I‘. J. l\liirr:i_y, ;iitoi'in-_v 'ho lnlnn-
ni1~|i iii-niaiiili-il tlizii I. vi- roii-
iicciion In-f\\'»‘cii thi- at-1-. and tli1-
iiitiiiiiilalion of iiif- \\-iiiii-ss.
Mi‘. /\ii1li'1-ws iii:i1li- thi- :i'iiioiiii1'1--
liiviil. iii olijr-1-\i|i;,; to j\lr_ !\liii‘r:iy dc-
iiiziniliiig thi- iiniiii-1-: ol' eiiiplo_\"i-i‘s who
li:i1i worki-il during llir- strike lortlie
V1-iiicc 1‘iii`i-, during thi- 1-xiiniiiialion
1-ale. -Iii :iiinoiinciiig it. lu- saiil lif-
iliii not 1-i»niif‘1‘t any of ilu- oci'i|.<i‘vl
until .\ii‘ .\l\i|'i‘1i_\~ had oli_i1-vii-ti to
his iiiliiiiiit; thi- -1.111-n.~~ni |n.i1 ii dnl
not .ii|1-1-I tht- in1~u on Ii'i.iI, that li'~
il1'i'Iiii'1-ii llii-; iiil'.'iiii‘.\ii of |'ii'oviiig
.1 Iii'-_\' \\~<-rv iiiil|i'1-1-ily ii-f=p-.iii.~'il»Io
t'or Il
.-\f ilii: piiiiii, Al.ii;|.-t1'.ii"- ii Al.
iii- <.|i1[~
I \\'.i|i| il iiiiiii-i'fi»inl l|i.ii fli--ri'
'f ln- iii- 1.'iinp<-init", \\-illi tlir- \\'|I
.ii_1,~:-:-I-.,. 'l`li|.: ii-' :i -f-i|o||< iiiuflf-in ii'
'Ii|ii;‘, 1-1-iii.-.4 fi- iii_\' nil(-iifioii I'II
_ to ii 1l`|i| if i |||~i||».-rli' .1111-ini'-rl
"Ii1- wlifili- iiifiriiiiiu :<1-~-..|oii \\'.i:-
-ii up with liif- "\'i1|»-|ii-1- ol' l'I .\.
<` |1.iini-fi, oi lin- iii-ii.-.iiixztoii 1'.\i`i-,
I§~-;irii.ii:Ii.iii_ ol iIi1~ \'1-iiici-, iiiiil
|i-1 f\l_ |';iri‘iiil|1~r:i iii fill' ('i-1-.~1'1-iii
1'r -.iint-i'_\' ('oiii|>.i|i_\'. 'l`Ii~-_\' lolfl 1\l` voti-
1Ii|ioi|.< in lli»~ir 1-.-i.\I»|i--Iiiii--iris dur
UTALITV iN UNITED STATES
ARMY PRISONS.
BR
iris oi lin- Ilniii-ii .\`i.|11~s ariiiy,
I1-(I to :i 1-u|ii:i‘1'!1-zloiizil':sith-i'1iiii
"" .\l'>'i"l'li1l.\'. liy ti1‘.|i1~i;il I\l.|i'1'ii.
1-iiii-l` 1»i` .-;iii|'i`, i'v‘vi';il :iili-giilioiis ol'
1i ii|1‘n 1-oiifiii -tl iii .\i|i1-i'ii-aiu :iruiy
ous :ii>i'ivpi1l. .\ i'--p1»i'1 i~\--i- by
(‘1ilo|ii-l 'l`. lliiiiiilrlsliiii. iiisji-»--ini' ‘:1-ii-
'i-rzil .stati-il llirii iilii-nniioiis ni.-1!~ ou
he Iloiiso of ltr-pi'1-soiitiiiiw a by
2, iii cliiirgn. of l,I1\iil.,“ii.ii'1l lloil-
(i. Siiiiiii. now iniprisoiieii at (lor-
r`s l.~'l:ind. :is ai ri-siili of his brit-
5' toiviiriis his lui'-iii1‘i' =ii"m\’ pris
(iil4‘i`
'l`i'1-:itiiioiii of inen from the 2TtIi
ion in tiif- prison fariii, .iiiil :it
_v pri.~ions in l’uris. was d1»noni:c-
Kim-iiiii and i.icnt.-t'oloiii-l J.
1. \\':iinwrIglit. Thi-y said iliiit
RMY  
A BAD WAY
20.000 Bareiooted Soldiers Unarmed and Foodless,
- Driving Back a Bolshevik Army Four Times its Size.
ii\ini~'iratioii on the scene. These of-
iii-f-rs uri- working part of the time
uiiili-r .itolslis-viki fire endeuvorlu,' io
pi'1ivisi1iii ziii1l to jirovitie lil(‘€ilc'»lislll)~
plies to this ariiiy iiiade up chiefly of
ilii.~‘=ians, uiidi-r proniiiient old time
Itii~'sI;i|i it-iiilcrs. Officers and sol-
ilii-r.< aliki- are clamoring i'or troops
uliii-Ii had been promised them by
Ilif- .»\lIi1-A and willi the lit-lp oi’ wliich
ili»~y r~xpi~1->;.~: roiiilrteiii-1-. they could
ri-.'11-Ii i’otrogra1i speedily. y
France to increase _
. Mercantile Fleet
(Special to the Guardian.)
i‘.~\iti.\‘, .lniy 25.-.iii the course of
a 1l1-l>ai|- in the Senate today bearing
on ilu- scarcity ot' tonnage by reason
of \\'lii1~h iiiiiiii-roiis Algerian proiiiicts
.<u<-ii as pliospliates, tobaccos and
wiiii-.< have fail:-.il to reach the French
iii.'irk»-ls, Albert (`Iaveille, Minlsterol’
i'nl»ll1- \V1_»rks_ aiiiiouuced that he
woiilil slioriiy sulimil to the cliam-ber
ii st-iii-iiii-. whereby France's'n1ercan-
1ii»~ tonnage would be marie in the
ni-xi flirt'-ii yi-.ars to double the pre-
war toiiiingi-. The govci‘niii.ei\t, lio
iitliicil. niiiii-il to riraicii n :oral ol' fivo
iiiillion foils as iii-w ships would be
built in 1"i‘eiich yards. ‘
ihssiquiho Bringing
651 Woimed Canadians
(Special to the Guardian.)
l‘Oit'l`i,AI\'i),, Mel, July 25.-The
hospital ship ids:-tequibo is reported
due lierr- l<`ri1lay noon with 651 wound-
cil tianudiaii soldiers.
Clemenceau Receives
Kolchak’s Representative
(special to the Guardian.)
l’AltlH, July 25.-Preniier Clemen-
cr-au today received l)egeiniroil’,wlio
iiri'i\/eil hero recently to represent
Acliniral Kolchak, head of the all~Rus-
sian government at Onisk. Later
(711-.nienceau coiiferred with Premier
Vi-iiizt-los, oi’ Greece, and Arthur J.
Balfour, Britisli Secretaryor State
for Foreign Affairs.
Government to
, Protect People
...__
LONDON, July 25.-Tlio whole force
or the British `(iov¢-rniiient "will be
r-xr-rti-d to protect the people from
any undiir- pressure,” Andrew Bonar
liaw, (iov1-riiiiient leader, tohl the
liouse oi' t‘oiiinioiis today when asked
what was being done regarding the'
i-oni`iisioii and iiisni-der rosultiiig froiii.
thi- dork work(-r.~i and the iiiiiiers
siriki-s. 'l`h1- (lovi-riiniciit is wi.-Il
awairi- that thi-ro are it number of
pi~o|iI1‘, not a vc-iv large niiliiibor for-
tiinatr-Iy, who 1.. iiiiiiing at the des-
trin-iioii of our social and political
sysleiii, .\lr. Boiiai' [Jaw added. As
to tin- agitators he said, “the Gov-,
erniiieiit is not overlookiiig these peo-
plr-_" and will do whatever it thinks
1-i`i'r-1-tive for that purpose. We real-
ize there is ii great deal of discontent
din- to profit:-oring or a belief' in pro-
fitr-r~rin;: and the ‘Government cer-
f:iinI_v infeiiils i0 lake whatever ac-
tion pnc:<il>l<> before the comniittee
non- consiilcidng this subject uiakes
a report.
in .<pr-.ikiiig of those people seeking
to di-:~1ro_v the sor-izii systeni, ilir. Bon-
ar I.;iw i..iiil tlicy wr-re "doing their
in-.1 to riiini-iii any discontent arising
iioni :iii_\' 1~1iusc.f‘
, "1pIi\-ioii,~'.I_\'," he :_iddod, fit would be
\\'i'niii_- for flu- Govt-i'iiiuo|ii to uso any
I.iiicu:i;;1- that 1-oiilil he regariled as
|11-nvoi-;|ii\‘1-; on iho otiiorlinnil we
Iisivi- inaili- it iibsuluir-ly elf-ai' that tho
wliolv lorcf- ot' the (lovr-i‘ii|iu-iii will
iii- r-xi-i-ti-il to pi'ofr-ct tin- people from
iiii_\‘ iindui- |\i'1=ssiir<- l`i'nin any quart-
1-i'."
- 1- :--i-=~: -if -i-i-i-QQ-i-.4 
tcounnnsnn srncins 
°l*ffl':i-'F9E1r+_%»4*‘l*?%l‘l>i+é°l%i*F\t:‘Wr.\i?ir'Pl€‘f?it
*CAR FOR HIRE--FIRST CLASU
king <-i'i|1-l|i<-~ piuii-|i~|-il upon iii-U i"""l`i¢1l“i VHF. 1'i\flflY i\i"i~)‘mid
1
Staind Mi-l.1-llan liros. Phono L50.,
lloiisc phono 411-.I Glillfi-G-1.tMlf.
-wA_N-ree-A M/aio Fon GENERAL
li1»iis1-.work. Apply Mrs. W. E.
llynrlniuii. 110 ilocliiord St. Bi
*WANTED - BY YOUNG LADY
boarding house centrally located.
Apply to Guardian Office _
, 7022-7-lhhitf.
#ii D
*TWO LODGERS (GENTLEMEN
preferred) can be nccomodlted with
', or without board. Pleasant and cen-
tral location. Apply at Guardian Of-
fice. 7066-7-16Mt!.
- - 1|
*ANV ONE WANTING A GOOD
farm within 10 miles ot the city
with crop. stock and me/ohinery it
desired, can get particulars by ap-
but riviiiied those in Siberia.
A 4
pl-ying to Box 446, Charlottetown.
. _, _ :_  7230-7-28_M_4lg
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