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CHARLOTTETOWN, CANADA, FRIDAY, JANUARY 7, 1916
I {$3.50 Per Year (delivered) In advance
82.60 per year by mall ln advance-_
AGNATIUNS FROM
 HE BRITISH CABINET
lllreeiiembers Leave Cabinet in Pro-
-  Allalnst Conscrlptlou. _Labor
 Reports Against lllli.
e ' _
(Special to the Guardian.)
-LONDON. Jan. 6.-Arthur Hender-
son, President of the Board of Educa-
tion and leader of the labor party in
the House _of Commons; William
Brace, _Parliamentary under Secretary
fort!-Iome Affairs, and George H.
Roberts, Lord Commissioner of the
Treasury-and also one ot the Labor
Party leaderehave resigned from the
tromftlle ministry. '
_ ..._...___....;_
(Special te the Guardian.)
LONDON. Jan. 6.-The Labor Con-
gress to-day went on record against
the bill introduced in the House-of
Qommona yesterday for compulsory
Military service, recommending that
members of-the Labor Party in parlia-
ment opposethe bill at all stages by a
labor congress decided to support u de-
mand for the withdrawal of the com-
pulsory .service bill from parliament.
Ramsay MacDonald labor member,
in the House of Commons opposed
everything in the nature of support for
the compulsory service bill. Presi-
dent Bellamy of the Railway Men’s
Union, in moving the passage af an
ammendment. recommending that la-
bor members in Parliament oppose the
compulsion bill said he bellevlad that
what was aimed at was to put a chain
around the neck of the working class
of the country which would prevent
them from exercising their rights as
free men. Putting such a bill on the
Statue of the books. he said would
ultimately arouse such a passion that
even the King's Government might
vote of 1,998,000 against 783.000. the not be able to stand against.
Il‘.‘.'.Z’.`_'_21':J.‘_`_“J:_1`.’.‘.“:-‘-`-_-“-‘-“::.‘¢_“J:-*_*-“-'-“-`
BE|iMii|l'$i EXPBBT iiiiBE iiii _
A BEEii SllBSiliii|illi BESIHBYEB
.I.ONDON. Jan. 6.-"Gerlnany‘n ox-'
port trade has boon substantially do-
stroyod." says a Foreign Office white
paper presented in Parliament to-day
outlining the policy adopted to enforce
the blockade of Germany. Tho paper
adds: _
_"German imports have also been
gr_catl_y_ reduced, such important
staples as cotton, wool and rubbcr
being excluded( und oihcrs ilkc fats,
oils and dairy products being obtain-
able in Germany only at famine prices,
whilc advices reaching ills Majosty's
Govcrnulcnt show discontent among
the population, and food riots in some
of the larger towns."
 BIBLE SBBIETY
, :Y _-_ Q.
llild ~lAl_s_l __li_i%ht in Zion Church
'-in tosses: or will _link of
_ ilroyor- Services. Satisfactory
Reports. Executive la-elected
meeting of the
branch of the
Society was
evening, a
this being
of Prayer
and the reading of the
Rev. Mr Taylor handed
meeting to the president of
branch of the Bible Society,
Louson.
words the thank-
Society
through-
noble aun-
said that when they left Archangel the
 FBB Still-Bit MBIIBEB
...rua-.ar
`__. .
LONDON, Jan. 6.--The area of Rus-
sian successes over Austro-Hungarian
forces in the East continues to widen.
Although the situation around Czer-
nowitz has not yet been cleared up
officially it appears, from advices from
Russian sources, that the Austrians
are hard pressed over a long line of
defence, and are throwing huge rein-
forcements into the district. The
Russians here are expected to strike
at the Kolomea-Stanislaus-Halicz line,
been in preparation for some time by
Austro-Germans. Meanwhile the Rus-
sian position 250 miles further north,
in the middle of the Styr River, has
been greatly strenthened by success-
ful operations in the region of the
great marshes. where the Russians
where powerful defensive works have‘
._¢.i_ *___*
gagements lasting over a considerable
period.
In the capitals ot’ the Eutcnte Alllcs
the opinion is expressed that the Rus-
sian offensive has completely upset
the plana of the Central Powers for un
invasion of Salonlki and Egypt.
ln connection with yesterday's an-
nouncement of the defeat of a German
war vessel on Lake Tanganicka, ln
East Central Africa. half-a-mile above
sea level, It ls announced that the
British ships which accomplished the
surrender of the German vessel were
especially constructed in England and
transported to the heart of Africa.
Until the arrival of these vessels the
Germans dominated Lake Tanganicka.
which is the centre of n large and lm-
portunt territory. Tho presence oi’
British armed vessels on the lake
llusslllls sllalnllv luolno    
to occurlsn Tnmllollv
Plans of Germans will, ll¢iI€1'¢-lice to Saloniki and
Egypt Compleiltli’ Cllanileil by Russian Successes.
British Warshlps _gAp‘pe_ar Sutltlenly in East Central
African lake heretofore Domlnated by Germans.
(_3P=°il| $0 111° Gulfdiitl-) isolated -battles. but of a series of en- Interest in the fate of the Serbian
refugee army was shown by u quest-
tion asked in thc liousc oi’ _Commons
to-day “whether u considerable part
of the Serbian army is lu dtstrcss at
Scutari. Aitcr having suffered great
llrivatiolls inthe rctroat through tho
mountains and whether ills Ma,lcsty's
Government will offer the Serbian ar-
my more suitable locality in the Med-
iterranean area, wberc thc men may
rest and recupcrate."
In reply. Lord Robert Cecil. Under-
Secrotary for Foncign Affairs, and_
therc was a considerable body of the
Serbian army at Scutari where at first
the men had been ln great distress,
but situation, he added, had now been
largely relieved. The Ententc Allies
the Secretary said, lilad considered the
matter raised in tho latter part of the
quosion but be was unwilling to make
any announcement concerning it To-
are beginning to emerge from the » .
marshes with prospects of being able CTTDIFGIY rciflersillim summon tfwm' lesrams from Athens say that the num-
to use the roads leading either north- T ‘ E B mm’ ere ‘°r° as mos 0°' ber of Serbian refugees in Greek terri-
west, west or south-west. Their ad- P°“““°' E" "GW of me f0|'Bh°°mi"§ tory are now 40,000 of whom 6,000 are
vance here has not been the result of campaign in East Africa. at Saloniki.
“PY
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and
note were given in good faith.
lea by the 0213* `ld'l_ when the
United Btates _ _ edavitb Aus-
tria. ' somstnlnk ii into along that
Kramer! il bam lil as vol ‘ .
mgntgirl line pro y w V V _e_ oped soon _
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(}0Pl:}NHAGEN. Jan. 5.- The Ger-    (Special to the Guardian.)
man government has granted the Ford ' NEW YORK. JHH- 5--A 1105114111111
_ . I peace expedition permission to travel _ _ from London to-the News Agency says
__§__;_____'__~____________,._..._.______._____  to The Hague- .through Germany by » _ Postmaster General Herbert Samuel.
  'W'  ` ' " special train. The party will leave ` Liberal. will succeed Sir John Simon.
Copenhagen next Friday s0Il\9 0ffiGIUiS FUYDI' AGIBUII I0 as Home Secretary. the daily Express
   Their train will be sealed, everyone A F r std" other llnes when stalled to-day. Eir John _Simon resig-
0 8
being locked in No one will he per ned because f anti conscrlption
, mittcld to touch Gcrinan soil. The IIIIIIMI SIGNS |108 FllliSh€d views.
l" mem era of tio miss on will not bo ‘
  permitted to carry any papers, ca.mor~ with Austria'
il as post cards. opera glasses or»gold _ _
` | coin. Most oi' tho baggage will bo ship-
  S  god buick to tho United States from WASHINGTON Jn" 6__,l_m_l_l_ was
‘ 0'i`,l(:I|;lg§l‘;¢;l¢llti0n will (llsbnnd nl; Tlln no lcsscning of tho tcilsion in thu new .   
- _i Hague on January 12. most of the B\1bmf11‘_l110 "|515 104135' Wig" ’;;°°Ed“‘€"
_.NEW YORK. Jain. 6.-liasstingolg' rlxgmberg rtalurmiing home from Rot- €;’lli;10l;1ol§B1;li;1lf1;k§;1rg;°o?'£‘l\E3° Bi3\‘;‘§’o“" 0TTAw\ Jan 5 Sh Sam Hub
- . amoraa.. ` ' A. ---` "
anivmg to day on ue Russ an urs 'y but there were marked indications of hes ,glued today ll,” no gl-eat dlfll.
harbour was filled with steamers dis _ the PreBid€11t'B 11119111-1011 10 D1'0°°9d culty was anticipated in raising Can-
before C0111 f n for overseas ser-
carefully and deliberately - 'ndlfg quota 0 me
§g?§g;,u§,f slrggfles cgfoetiecoggsglgg   mlttlng the United States to the next vlce to the hal( mllllon mal-ll,
army. Various kinds of freight was step in lts,alrea_dy strained relations "What I especially desire is strong
plled on me (lacks, but were was   with the Teutonic powers. I men with successful professional or
every lndlcallon that lt was bel” At the State Department the lope bnslnegs training, said the minister
mgved lnlmd gyslemaglmlly and was expressed that there would be of mllllln, to join the ranks and por-
rapldly. 0DD01'¢l111lt-Y t0 S9109 U10 011515 11-11110 feet their military training.
The American Red Cross in Russia, I ably £11111 it WHS 81111611 11181- 1119 A111011' Training schools will be established
Ecco,-dlng tc other pa5senge,.B_ ls ln ea_n_ Govemmeut bellvvcd that A115' 'all ovcr the country and the practice
neeillof slmplles and cqulpmeng lu trius assurllllces 111 U10 1851 A110011!! of sending over drafts to roinforco(
add t on to the financial aid given by TQRQN , n_ 6__-A nm,
Americans living in Petrograd and glven by  jlmnllce Mlddlllfgyfgday Two points. it was emplmsizedé order to preserve identity all will go
M¢,5C0w_ In fum. of DL W_ F_ Mitchell against must be cleared up before thlpunhegld as separate battalions. _ _
Luther K. Zabriskle, American vlcc- the Fldollly and Casualty (;ompany_ l110V0 'il-1 11111110- ll 111|\1Ht \10i‘-H111 If ,i (,ongr`atulatlous on “thc preimiczs
00119111 81- MOSCOW- WHS 111110115 the means that the doctor will have recei- “’h°u‘"" um Um Hu ‘M21 ,"5 a “"“°“"°°m°"t Pav” b"'“f}. Dom; 1'? du
arrivals. Ten students, sent by the vgd from nw company mom “mn “_ ‘actually was torpcdootl. an f sg, ll-gm all over Lnnadn. hcyvinciu e
Russian government to inspect sun quarter or a minion dollars-5257.400 “'1‘“*` W” Eh” ”“"°"“1"" “E "‘° 8" "“"’°"“ “‘°““°” f§{’m “Ig $1? peg
D116! 1101115 _ manufactured in. this -if he lives to be seventy and is dis- m‘"l“°' . t M Clwrmz Hmwe f “Q” rfw thfmnt'
_coumry for the Ruulan army, ,md “bled thmughout that uma The judg_ President Wilsons first nc on s supcrin_tendent_loH It oM`L 0 M;-1)
three convalesccm Runs,” omcem. ands we doctor entitled to $1350 return was to issue a statellnen church. Lolonc . _- L ‘§°11.b '
wg;-9 also among the ll,-at “bln D", quam”_ly__ through Secretary Tumulty, prom s ng 0|-nl member bm; Qugscnst ull: ure?
 D- M-wh--1  --    l".°1'°;:.‘;l.:'l..“1l1.‘:".f;‘::.:“.l.:’::..':“ 5:: ‘;l:2,.l"°  “ °’  
throat specialist practicing in Valpa “ ` ' "
raiao. lndlanna, and making. it is said b° |,?,;r"°3i_csldcnt and secretary or
$12'00o B year' ` Ho was insured in Stiittgrrrl- taking every moans possible    
  gsggégy' ml E’ paying tom' years in to o aiu the hill facts in this gra‘ve I i `
‘ ' ' ; ~‘ . ._ ,, , in ttcr and wil ac as soon as tic
,   __ _ _ - = Innpigxtzf `,','”; 3,',¥m°.}1`) mcl;r",¥_‘,J‘\. '|12 inliormation is obtained." said tho '   
:$396 mjm_i`_,'é w|;,;'|';"l';u§mn.l9{m;, m_ oillcial_ information issued at the '
fared nts lst- wrist so lnrtn is use W!;,'h*° ’I1°“”,",°°n'?.‘;°:;,c0nd sm was to ‘
cas The .~~1 pany paw' him $13,500 ° "cm 9
'and then stopped payment Tac suit ‘""°"t Secretary °‘ stat” mnsmg t°
_ _ _` ' MLW” 'or al-rel", gather more information from the Perf
 ;‘,.:'g'§“:fg'ht{f,1g;|,s,_ 1 sia survivors. _ Thgksegretary ordered -~-~’~ » _
~ ____ ur. .insure Mloau-ron, nolar that "W °°,“““" “E A' l 1' "“*- M“"“ “ml LoNnoN. Jan. o.-it ls stated that
" l ' - there' is no fouutlutiol for the suggfa- C“E"°`t° °M“’“ °_m°,'_f"° ‘md “B °“°° an amount cxcoodillil $1-000.000 11111111'
lion. which in his onlnion ought never .°“"’° "“'”m‘“"°' °t "le-E' °°""°“E“- ally wlll_probably he realized from the
.to lu-ve -been made. tliat-the-:lnctor Um" that m'°"m“u9" 1-' '°°"E"°d' °" Canadian cantcous in English camps.
_was irritating his wrist and lraudn-_ ¢e‘;1|:’l':_“:;;‘i.f]"`his Tl;’;‘§|‘:_'}f"t;"2\|;‘;'x’u.'::’_|":I‘: whlelaiaro tlonbo take: :iydcr by [tho
2" ' ' - ' . ‘ Cana num ar an o osa. ow
selmy Driven;-,ll1.g re(-:?Ye_ry "pm them 'G°V°"“‘”°“E-‘ Eh” ’"\!“"°“~ 5° E" as weeks hence. 'line War Office has
' ` " ` -I CSU bl’ °°°“"'°`M!m~`V.m\b° Ai *"1"* 'approved of the scheme which was
_ . _ 1111"- ' ~ """' - ‘ ' worked out by Liont.-.Col. Mccrae at
_ M°““W“"°- ~“°W°Y°17- -¢|'°'° 1° *"1* me request or :no Minister or militia.
se-»
cussion or what steps tho United Umm. clylllm, mgnngomml of lllg
5'-Ai-011 may mki* m‘|‘° cle" 1° th” canteens the managers drew thb-ly
Central Power ligdrents and allies pm- mul" loavlng mn pm- ull", lo uw
1-110 0111011'-¢° W i it ‘5¥P°°\° B” 11°” regiments concerned. in addition to
150111 1‘°9P°“5"’|° 7°' °“\’m"E“° °P°"°' this the Canadian Government will
1.10115, ill Vl0iBi|0Il OI |lltBI'llli.i0lll\ \lW, ny() tl", wgrklng ggpgllggg, lg ul' gud
be 1110>' ¢°\1<1"°*°i1 W 0°1‘111111>'» A111 transportation, wnno my vrn also no
ifil- TUYKUY-°" B'“¢*|'i¢.- ‘ exempt from inland revenue taxes on
‘ ~Ml“\‘|°'9 PW? ¢h§`\l\l._|1`3 |1110" 110l'\1|118lboer and tobacco. Canadian tobacco
official 1110111 111°# News °f 111° C011- one other products win so mulled at
i1‘0V°1'lY Wm* 0_.9|'m_”;&|3,"°°°"°‘\ UV about the homo prices. This scheme
one set of emsiali vt ibvour takin: will not bo mended to me camps in
action which mil'lle'f6i‘elhll' a similar lvl-g|lc°_ _
AT CARAQUEZI’
-TWO ARRISTB
lil
battalions will be discontinued. In
l TORONTO. Jan. 7.-Maritime:
ii West and north-west winds. fair and
' decidedly cold.
the
men
gn.;-g. 'The sun sets this afternoon at 4.38
Mcred and- :
burned there
PASSED FI
Total Number Rea
na- ..
(Special to the Guardian.) 't
LONDON. Jail. 6.-The Conscrlptlou
Hill pusscd its first reading in the
liousc of Conllnons by n vate of -103
to 105.
LONDON, Jun. 5.-Prcnlicr Af-lqnith
this afternoon -‘introduced in the Com-
nlolls thc Govcrnment's bill for con-
scription. in offering the bill, the
Prime Minister declared that the Gov-
ernment does not plan to draft' into
service at this tlmc all men of mili-
tary age.
“ The results of thc Derby campaign
show that the case for general com-
pulsion has not been proven," he said.
LONDON, Jun. 5:-The operation of
the Govcrnlncnt's recruiting plan was
handicapped and delayed by thc lm-
possibility of obtaining a sufficient
number of medical examiners and ox-
pcl'icl|cctl clerks, says Lord Derby. in
e. reply answering crit.icism of inatlc-
quate arrangement during the abnor-
mal flow oi' recruiting at the eleventh
hour. llcncc while gross numbers are
available up io thc ond oi' the period,
Dcconlbcl' iith, dctnils of groups nrc
forthcoming only up to November 20.
br'-fort' the tremendous rush began.
ln the lnttcr days of the canvass,
says Lord Derby, especially in country.
districts, thc starred lists proved un-
saLisl'uctol'y und recruits worc -lnclor-i
consclllrlloll slit  
llsl READING
dy to Bear Arms
0bialned Between tlctober 23 and
‘_ December 15, is 1,046,493.
rcctly described. These will call for
further investigation. Lord Derby dc-
clarcs the canvass shows that it is not
lack of courage which keeps men from
enlisting. Many who are willing to
go find themselves barred by domestic.
financial and business obligations and
by thc inadequacy of the separation
allowances. This applies especially
to professional and commercial men.
The total number of men ready to
bear arms obtained from enlistment:-1
for the period between October 23 and
December 15 is estimated. in Lord
Dcrby’s report. at 1,046,493. After
deductions from the total number of
attested men of the various classes in-
dispensable for civil occupations, tho
numbers available for military service
are 343,386 single and 487,676 mar-
ried men. Adding those who enlisted
for immediate service, it gives a total
ready to bear arms of 446,386 single
and 600.107 married.
LONDON. Jan. 5.--The Earl of
Dcrby'n report shows that the total-
men of military age in England. Scot-
land and Wales. who were not enlist-
cd when thc canvass heganpweroz
Single men, 2,179,231, and married
men, 2,832,210-a total of 5.011.441.
The total of attested, enlisted and
rejected mon having been 2,839,263.
and the avaliable mon. aggregating
5.011.441, shows that there are 2,182,178
men who did udt offer their services.
BESPEHATE STHUBBLE EBH
NEW Yilitli, Juli. ll.-A News
Ag(-ll(-y ¢|us.pz|l<'ll front ilonlc to-titty
says
A dcslwrntc and mol-at importunt
struggle for nlastcry ot' the Adriatic in
now rul;lllg nt-ur inc Ausiriun_ naval'
basl: of Catluro. bciwi-un thc colnbinod
Austrian nnvul and lund forces and
Montcncgrills.
The Austrians arc making a deter-
mined attempt~`to capture Mount Low-
ceu. the Gibraltar of the Adriatic. its
retention by the Montcnegrins threat-
ens the Austrian hold on Cattaro.
Since the beginning of the war, Aus-
tria has made Cattaro harbour a naval
base for operations ill the Adristlc,_
the Aegean and the Medlterranean._
Cattaro is absolutely impregnable
.».-.___._.-..~_,.__-.._..\.,..-._....._..__-_.___
_lllsllnva
BF THE ABBIMIB IS BBW BEGINS
- ~ Kan
from Mount. Lowccn. where the Mon-
tcnclgrins n your ago installed heavy
urtillcry.
For six days the Austrians have
been attempting to drlvc the Mon-
tencgrinn from this position. Wihllc
Austrian troops are attacking on tho
slopes from Ruskovagore, Gherbal and
other points. the Austrian warships
in Cattaro harbour are fiercely bom-
bsrdlng the Montenegrin positions.
If the Montenegrins can bold Mount
Lowcen, they plan later. with the
assistance of the Allies. to drive the
Austrians from Cattaro. Until thr-
Austrlans are driven from this basc
they will continue to dispute suprem-
acy ln the Adriatic with the Allied
squadrons.
EWB MILITABV BWISIBNS
EBB MABITIME PBBVINBES
’i`OltONTO, Jam. 5.-At u banquet.
to 1-3-rigadior-Gollcral Logic and his
staff. givcn by thc Toronto National
Exhibition Board. vx~Mayor Joseph
Oliver presiding. Gcncral Sir Sam
Hughes. tl. guest of honour. annollucorl
that Canada proposed to raisc her
quota of troops necessary to bring her
war contribution to half a million
men, as offered by Sir Robert Borden
in his New Year message by securing
twenty-one additional divisions appor-
tioned as i‘ollows:-
Toronto district. five divisions;
Eaaiem Ontario, two divisions; Weat-
ern Ontario, two divisions; Manitoba
and Saskatchewan. three divisions;
Alberta, two divisions; British Colum-
bia, twn divisions; Quebec. three and
possibly four divisions; Maritime l’ro~
vinces, two divisions.
"IIE W|¢ATl1l§l$, r
TEMPERATURE.
TIDE. MOON, ETC.
, I ’
(Special to the Guardian.)
THE WEATHER.-Yesterday was
clear, turning colder at night.
The highest temperature recorded
yesterday was 41 degrees above zero.
At. nine o‘oiock yesterday morning it
registered 41 degrees above zero: at
nine last night 21 degrees Above. The
coldest the previous night was 88 deg.
above zero.
the uae wut be nigh into afternoon
at 12.48 and tomorrow at 1.29; it
rises tomorrow morning at 1.20; and
Sunday at 1.01. at
tomorrow at 4.34 it rises tolnop
morning at 7.41 and Sunday at
moon rises this morning at
Wednes-
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No. 182, Charlottetown. -
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